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Home My WebLink About1972-04-09 - Orange Coast PilotFairview Happiness: A Warm Puppy By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 01 tllerintendent and ~1edical Director Dr. Anthony Toto, a strong backer ol the pet program , explains. per:ronaJities, but one trait stands out la each dog. GUARDIAN ' Sigmund Freud is, ackDOwled_ged to be the rather or Psychoinalysls, a method used to reduce the sufferlng of mental- ly handicap~d per- Freckles and Popcorn are among a dozen dogs living on yards at Fairview State Hospital in Costa l\1esa , thera- peutic pels for mentally retarded pa- tients. '':\It.\ 11· 'l'El 'l .\I. No sanilalion-problen1s resultea either. "The dogs are easier to housebreak than some of the patleots," ~lrs. Schmidt raU1er rueJully points out. Instinctively, they sense Uley must b9 watchful guardians of the 20-plus han· dicapped youths on each ward, Jn ad- dition to their roles 11 pals and playmates. :;0ns. ~op cor n ls ac- knowledged to be the father of Freck· le111 six mong.rel pup s. The I at e Dr. r~reud, plus f'reck-\lllilllt. The experimental pet project, howe\•er. simply happened one day. "We just brought a doggle oo the ward without telling anyone.'1 explains \Vinnie Schmidt, supervising program director -ror several \Yard dormitory units . "Somebody asked later how we ever -· SUN DAX got perm1ss1on to do it," explain~ the graying, tw inkly-eyed won1an. .. And J guess we didn't." Controversy quickly developed when the novel plan became kno\m -the resi-- dent dog s are unique within lhe state Department of ~1eotal Hygiene system - but the dispute resulted nlostly front n1isunderstanding. Public health specialists assigned to Fairview prote&1ed the dogs presence but no epidemic ol sickness has resulted despite their Initial predictions. ''None of the diseases dogs n1ay carry are even communicable to hwnans," No busy ward personnel have been hurt tripping over do&s frolicking underfoot and 11ggressive pa tients haven't attacked the communal pets as some other crilics predicted, or vice-versa. The reverse, in fact, appears lo be true. . · Resident dogs such as 1''reckles, Pop- t.'tlrn and Delta have their own distinct l\lal Towery, \Vard 38 chle£ psyc hiatrict technician. says beady-eyed Popcorn distrusts most adults and partlcul arl1 strangers. "Sometimes l'll con1e back in tht evcl)- tSte fAJRV!EW, Pa(e Al) VOL. 65, NO. I 00, 7 SECTIONS, I 08 PAGES ORANG,E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY. APRIL 9, 1972 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS El Toro, PeJJ.dleton Base~ Reported on Alert DAILY l"ILOT Pitt .. P11 l"•ITlclt O'D011111tl Pass the Sun Tan Lotion Even a slippery seal needs a spot of sun now. and then and what better perch than a yacht in Ne\v- port Harbor to soak up the rays. This seal may be .aboard a private boat but obviously it is in no hurry lo up anchor and swi m for it. Newport Couple La1id tlie Honors In. Balloon Race Special to the DAU.Y PILOT ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. -Newport Beach balloonist Don Piccard found that his love to be "up, up and away" paid off Saturday when be captured first place in the largest hot-air balloon contest ever held in North America. (His wife, \Vilma, finished second) · Piccard lifted off early Saturday out.side a shopping center and spent just under two hours sailing through the sky until landing about eight miles away. The balloon traveled at an altitude or 1,000 to 2,llOll feet. The object of the race was to land as close as possible to a balloon previously situated. Piccard landed within 84 feet of the marker to win the race. His wife, Wilma, piloting a separate balloon, came ja-aecond landing within 206 feet or the.- target. Thousands watched the Piccards along with 10 other hot-air balloonists as they sailed through the skies i~ the event ~ponsored by radio station KOB. The stA· tion is celebrating SO years on the-al~. Because of the distance between the Starting point and the target area. scores of spectators got into their cars and followed the balloons to the finish mark. Piccard,. who operates a "balloon fac- tory'' al f,67 W. 18lh SL, Newport Beach has· manufactured several of the bot air ga sbags which have captured several world altitude and distance fl ight records. , The 4&-year-o)d 'balloonist Is alsd well known tor the out of the ordinary things does with his balloons. Jn 1967 for ex· ample. he dropped 5,00) carnaCJons over .a BrlUsb love-in at the estate of the Duke of Bedford. ' Last year, Piccard and his newlywed wUe -who wu the top lady balloonlsl In 1170 competition -spenl part of their ·honeymoon crul!lng lhe skies over Not• tlnghnm, England . ' . LBJ Has Heart Attacl{; Give11 . 80 Percent Cl1ance CHAllLO'ITESV!LLE. Va . (UPI ) - Former President Lyndon B. Johnson's "chest pains" were diagnosed officiaJ\y Saturday as a full fledged heart attack - his second in 17 years -but doctors gave him an 80 percent chance of recovery. Heart specialist Dr. John Willis Hurst, who treated the 63-year-old former presi- dent following his first attack in 1955, said tests showed Johnson's new seizure was a "myocardial infarction" in the front area of his heart. · "Myocardial" refers to the muscle in tbs heart wall. hardening of the arteries. Johnson was treated tor this condition at Brooke Army (;eneral flospital in San Antonio, Tex., in 1970. Hurst, who fle\v here from Atlanta I"ri- day to take ca re of his rpat1ient and friend. or long standing, said it Was "difficult" to compare the present attack with the near-fatal seizure Johnson suffered wpile he "'as majority leader of the Senate. "The size is somewhat the same , but his response is better . . . The blood "Myocardial infarction" means an area pressure was worse in 1966 than it is of the heart muscle damaged or killed· by no\v." an insufficient flow or blood through the Regarding the outlook for recovery coronary artieries. }~urst, wl_!Q is ~residen.t _ofJ.!:!.LAmedca ' HARD ARTERlES --.-11eart Association, said : "The chances . Hurst said such an impairme~are eight in. ten ... an optimist would in persons with arteriosclerosis, or ha ve to believe they are something on County Inmate Found Strangled From Wire Strvicel SAN WIS OBISPO -An Orange Coun· ty man imprisoned at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo was found strangled to death Friday, officials at the prison reported 5aturday. The m1t1 was ldeftUried only as Steven A. Wilmot-and listed u 22 .._years old. Prison officials said he had been con- victed in Orange County last year for the sale of dangel'OUI drugs. It is the third time within the past month lhat an inmate at the colony has bttn murdtrtd and officials do nol believc lhal lhe slaytngs IN! coMccted. • that order." GOOD SPIRITS Hurst sai d that "·hile Johnso n wa s ex- periencing spells of "periodic pain,'' he wa s generally comfortable and in good spirits -frisky enough to joke about wanting a cigarette. ~f'rs. Johnson said her husband started smolcing again last ran after he gave up cigarettes following his 195$ heart attack. At lhe lime he quit he was smoking three micks a da:y_. Hurst said when be went to Johnson's room to see him Saturday, "I saw him put a cigarette in his mouth, and J said, 'Oh, no, you Clfi't Jig11trthat' because oI the bottled oxygen in the. room. Jl turns out he was testing me. It was a pla stic cigarette, and he llJdl t up." Asked whether he would try to make Johnson quit smoking ptrmanenlly. l-lurst 1ald. 11Ju~t SiY we're negotiating at this point.'' . ..., • Serviceme11 Quoted As War Te111po l11cr eases From \Vire Servictli alert, while officers-of-the-day at both the The Defense Department in \\' ashingto n Long Beach Naval Shipyard and El Toro said Saturday night that it was ma in-LONG BEACH -As the U.S. 7th Fleet 1trength increases off the coast or Viet- nam, repor:ts ar.e._circ_ulating at home tha t servicemen at a nu1nber of bases have been put on the alert for possible departure to South Vietnam in response to the Comn1unist offensive. itarine Air Station were unable to say whether servicemen Al the two bases had taining its policy of not corrunenling on been put on ale.rt. _Ranking comn1andi ng any :ilcrts on troop n1oven1ents. Anothe r officers were unavailable for coinment Defense Department spokes1nnn -,..,, late Saturday night. \l'ell <is a11 1\1r force source -said thrre Reports fron1 \liet11a 1n sa id lh<1l t4,11r IHi\·e heeu no wholesale alert :<:. Frank Nicer. a representative ol the Legal and Service Projects of Cam- bridge, Mass. which counsels active duty troops. said Saturday ni ght that alerts have been given to men at the Long Beach Naval ~ipyard, Camp Pendleton Marine Base and the El Toro fl .. farine Corps Air Station. aircraft carriers <ire al~ ritlini; 111 l'r 11tago11 ~urces said several fight rr- lndochina waters and !hat a firth, the boinber squ;idrons have ht~C'n alt·rtcd dur- Midway, left port at Alarneda Saturday ing the past \ree k in ('(J11necti11n \\'ith the to head for Vietnain. The carrier e111~m,\· offensive, but !he source!! added Ticonderoga is expected to 1 ea,. e thill no alerts were issued Saturday. Honolulu today for an undisclosed P:iciric ~iC'er. \l'ho also works v.·i1h rrpre:?>cn· destination, a U.S. Pacific V 1 er t lal11·es of the Vietna1n Veterans Again st spokesnian said Saturday. lhe \\lar. said he lea rned of lhe alerts by His statements were m a d e a s dispatches came in from Vietnam reporting that the 7th Fleet has increased to nine cruisers and destroyers, including ths flagship-guided missile c r u i s e r Oklahoma City. A spokes1nan for the 7th Fleet suid all r·ont:icting active duly se r·vicen1en at the nine cruisers and destroyers attacked ba~es and fro m other contac ts in the North Vietnamese troop and artillery 1nilita ry. posi tions from the southern half of I.he Nice r maintained that alerts had been demilitarized zone 10 miles southv.·a1'd to posted at Okinawa, Fort Lewis, '\Vasil., the Dong Ha-Cua Viet River. North Viet· Norton Air Force Base, Fort Bliss, Tex ., A spokesman at Camp Pendlelon denied tbaL troops there had been wt on nam claimed it had shelled two \J .S. -1o~ort Sill, Okl a., Fort campbell, Ky., the ships, but this was denied by the 7th 32nd Street Naval Station, San Diego and Fleet s~esm.2•"'-----------"'cChard_Air._Eorce_Bast, W'11SI'----~-c:1 * -{:( * * * * White House Says 5 Amerleans Killed U.S. -Won't Send ' U.S. Bases Attacked Ground 'T1·oops KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) -The White House indicated Saturday that the United States mighl escalate its current In Communist Drive level or military support in the efforl to SAIGON (AP) -Comm unist-led forces thwart the Communist offensive in Sout h extended their offensive to American in- Vietnam. . stallations Saturday and tod ay as "We will do \vbatevfr is necessary," Saigon's last reserves marched north on declared President Nixon's Pres I "Thunder Road" in an effort to raise the secretary, Ronald Ziegler. siege on An Loe, a provincial capital 60 But Ziegler ruled out the use of nuclear miles from Saigon. An · enemy mi ssile v.·eapons and said there were no plans to damaged a B52 bomber for the fir st time reintroduce American ground troops in in the Indochina war. South Vietnam. Five Americans were· reported killed Rather, he said, there could be a and 19 wounded in enemy assaults on the widening of air targets available in the big U.S. coastal base of Cain Ranh Bay North, such as Haiphong Harbor, deploy-and on a mountaintop radio relay station ment of rear line U.S. troops no\v in north or the capital. South Vi etnam to replace South Viet-The American casualities were the namese support troops and thus free heaviest on the ground since the enemy them for combat duty and a sizeable offensive began March 30, although more step-up in the intensity of the current than · a 11core or ainnen have been killed U:S. air and nav al bombardment in the North and South. or are missi ng. The campaign is the big· gest enemy push since Tet in 1968. The final \\rhite House position was The U.S. Com mand said an enemy sap. elicited after some co1nfusion over per force struck early today at Cam Ziegler's initial remarks a the regularly Ranb Bay, 200 miles northeast of Saigon. scheduled briefing for newsmen ac· killing three Americans, wounding 15 and companying Nixon lo his Florida retreat. blowing up ammunition stores. Enemy Ziegler told reporters that American losses wefe not knoWn. forces would continue to furnish the air No other details were available im· and naval firepc)\1,1er support they have mediately, the command said. provid ed since North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops began their offensive ~fARINES RETURN eight days ago. He also quickly dismissed U.S. Marine air combat units returned a report by columnist Jack Anderson that to South Vietnam Saturday after an IS. the United States had prepared con· month absence. They were sent to bolster tingency plans for the possible. use of ta·c-Am erican sky power being used against tical nuclear weapons in Vietnam if the the nine-day old North VJetnamese or- situatiQn grew cz:oitical. fensive. But he ended the briefing by stating: The arrival at Da Nang airbase of the 1 '\Ve wULcontinue_to_pi:ovide_whate.'iet..is__.tw.o...Marine_:squadrons._c:o_nslsting_oU6 necessary ... We Will continue to assess late model F4J Phanton jets and 700 the siluatit1n anCI I 'm not limiti ng the ~lttrines to fly and service them, coin- assistance \\'e will provide to those t\\'O cided "'ilh, the additiOh of another areas of ai: and firepower support." squadron. of Air Force F I OS O:\ ·r111·: 1.'\.,11t1·: CUT FOOD BILL-A lf•I of •hopping, tips :ihow.s cu1i11.1mcr1 how to 'llBSh . their morlut biU by up to 20 percetit, C2. Thunderchiefs Vt'hose ope ratin g ba:it: In South Vietnam was not disclosed. Earlier, other Co1nmunist-led force s shelled and attacked a radio relay station on Nui Ba Den mountain six mi le~ northeast of Tay Ninh City and 55 mile~ northwest of Saigon -a site manned by (See FIGJITING, J>age A%) • More Viole11ce Hits Ireland BELFAST (AP) -Terrorist bombers blasted Belfast's biggest hotel and at- tacked a soccer stadium Saturday in a fresh upsurge of hostilities in Northe rn Ireland. No casualties were reported in thfl Belfast bombings. But a middle-aged woman was shot in the stomach during a ~lash behveen gunmen and British lroop,- 1n a Roman Catholic district of Lon- donderry. Three other persons \Vere llhot and \\·ounded during a raid on a bookmaker',. office in Belfast. Sun Shall Return More warm, sunny afternoons are bi lore-ror-the-Orange-eont-today--and l\.fonday \Vit b a tou ch of low cloud! and fog expected in the early morning 11nd late evening hours, the National Weather Service reports. Ins ide Sunday Al Y9'tr S.r¥!ce (•1 Hol'o~ (o.1 &M!ll'll 1·7 Jutt C•Hl'rlil ....... , in-.,.. lomtitclt C4 Arwt L•rwt.rt. C .. Jeck Alldtl'tol'I ...... (OUftl wre. CJ CALLING MA BELL -A~ unmht· otlO'l of teleph0tlt rattl finds busi· 'ie1sniett complainhio of o new charge systeni for local cal.I.I; onotlter cus· tonur. u1ed io complaining> about ~Lt phoiie service, writes Ala Bell a C:Ofll· plin1e11tar11 Let ter. sayit1g the pro· virlts a ·muc1~ better service tllan tht E'uropeatt :i11ste1ns, .C 1. O"CA~ Tl'fE " f I Lou h\lo ,,., Movl•• c-&, c,., ~ n " -i:.nterta nmeni co· C•H1'r"1• .1.011 °'•"" c1111"" ,,.11 ROLLE;R DERBY -li's 4 controver· slat sµort. regarded by some a1 a 11ort of wrestling on Wittels. but it's cl ro1ch1a fans in Ora11ge Cou1ltu. A page of pfcturei captur..es the actions o/ bolli tl~e ployer1 and tilt fan1, AS. umn.t!t Rex Reed takes a co11temptu· c1•,•111ec1 C).h 0.11 11te11 11..0 et C•ou-11 c • ll.1•1 r11•1& l ·f, 1,11 ou4 look a,t the annua l Ac:adtttty e>e1tt1 No11cta A 1i s-" 1-1, ... l\wardi rituaL and U/18 how the ee1iior1•1 ""• ""'· sioc11. H/vfl1111111 •·• .t.'<1 Theiltn t:-4., C.f academy member1 :iltoul d vote and tni.rt•lnnwM c.,, lrt¥1l (...J predicts how they wilL vote , C7. ---!'""'""c.7,oHct ,,_1, c., w:r~a~" 'I!~ -M -YIU .,._!tit l.n Co! ?itAN'S \VORLD? -Staff \.Vriter GoMl••1•r "'"' "-HMHll c-1 La urlt Beckltrnd. 0111 of Americo ':t O.t.11.:y PILO T SICT.ONS few 111~nnan tµo1·t$writers. !Jives On· 7Jressions on denting a sO.calltd mau'a world, 83. ColOr Com•C. A I DAILY ~ILOT Sund.I)', April ~. 1972 People I Quotes Seng writer David Holt has dreamed up a family attraction to draw tourists and dollars to downtown l·luntington Beach. lie cons it "music town" but \von't reveal a.ny details about tt. \Vhen asked what "music town" is, Holt rolls his eyes and replies: "Think of the most spectacular thing you can, th en add 20 percent to it. It's something for everyone." Tba Rev. D•nlel B.rrig•n, whose brother Phillp la one of the Harrisburg Seven, com- menting on the deadlocked jury: "The jury ls _telling the government: 1You didn!t come - up with much .' '' Fire chief Kerl Scheller of Englestein, Austria, was the hero of a farmhou se flre -until a subsequent investigation proved he started it. 41\Ve hadn't had any fires in a long time and people were beginning to doubt my ability," Scheller told police. ••r just wanted to prove them wrong." The daughter ol Governor Ronald Reagan, actress Maureen Reagan, said in an inter-.. view : ,.I'm not as conservative as my fath· er. I'm what I call a militant moderate. I don't believe in a welfare state but I sup- port the Vietnamization plan." Baring their breasts, three young mothers nursed their in~ fants beside a municipal pool in Santa Ana. They were pro-- testing an incident last week when a member of an "Art of Motherhood" group was asked to leave the facility as she nursed her child 1n public. The three mothers apparently broke no laws and weren't arrested. Police Lt. Sam Taylor said, HThis is ridiculous. There is no law against a mother nursing her kid. '1 -'At times I thought I was on location with Ron Ziegler/' said UPI White House corr~ spondent Helen Thomas, commenting on her trip to China last month. "It was the greatest story I've ever covered. Every .. thing was news." Ms. Thomas received the 1972 Woman Behind the News award from Theta Sigma Phi, women's profes; sional journalism society. Rep. LH A1pin, (D-Wis.), in a statement on hjs court suit seeking to force the Pentagon to tum over its confidential r eport on the 1ifai Lai massacre, "The Pentagon's adamant refusal to release the report only raises new doubts about the extent of the brutal massacre and the subsequent coverup by American senior officers." Los Angeles attorney David Brown, repre- senting UC Irvine's Gay Students Union in a federal court action against the county district attorney and sheriff for confiscat .. In~ the pornographic film "7 in a Barn" said: "I don't know of another case in his· tory where p'olice have come on campus and, before a film was shown, seized 1t." He contended," Even the roughest, hard core-i:iorn·Ography-can-be-shown-ar-a-uni-- versity if the showing is in pursuit of acad· emic purposes.'' •'When the show stopped, you suddenly realized the place was like a church ... the clientele was very reverent," said Bar· bara Pont•, a sociology student, of her research at a bar that showed hard core pornography films. An electric paper shredder has been pur~ chased for Lt. Gov. Ed Reh,.cke's office. Although Reinecke is involved indirectly in the ITT·Dila Beard memo alfair, Jame• Woodworth, his news secretary said it had nothing to do with the purchase. The ga4g. et shreds paper into strips an eighth of an inch wide . A Sacramento store official said the machines have become popular in the past two or three months. "There's an aw·' ful rush on these thihgs," said the official. FrOHI Page 1 VIETNAM FIGHTING. • • _, U.S. signalmen and South Vietnamese militia troops. ~ The U.S. command, revising an earlier re port or only four Americans wounded, said two y.·ere killed and four were "·ounded. The Saigon command said its forces suffered two men killed and six \l'OUnded. Eighteen enemy were reported killed. Superfortresses, were recalled fi-om other fronts to try lo stop the drive on Salgon's northern approaches that has ,carried North Vietnamese troops 20 miles deep Into South Vietnam. B52s struck enemy troop concentrations within four miles of the town. Other COmmunlst-led forces redoubled their attacks in the Mekong Delta in the south. • Dr. Frazier Wins New Battle· Controv~rsi<;l-l Physican Continues Jf' ork With Addicts A oneUme H1rbor Area physician, huma.nltarll.n, medlcat mluJonary and convicted rapl!t·abortlonist has won .his latest legal battle and the right to con- tinue his work with Rlver~lde County drug addlct5. Charges agsilnst Dr. Samuel Frazier, now 48, and hiJ partner in service to a free clinic have just been dropped by the state agencies that initiated them nearly two years ago. The law they were accused of violating -was changed a month ago,-ellmlnll:ttng- an.v prosecution. Dr. Frazier and Dr. John Koning shut down the drug addiction Withdrawal pnr gram at the Corona Free Clinic in the lli'lnmer of 1970, a chaotic closure that was copied by many other facilities Caced wlth official interpretation of one · CalifornJa law. Corona Community Jlospital doctors were treating addicta through Lhe com. mwtity cllnic in a voluntary, gradual drug-withdrawal program. LEGAL MANEUVERS State law at that time prohibited such treatment in private institutions and when counterfeit ?.1edi-Cal cards turned up in use among addict·patients a probe re!lllted. Consequently, Dr. Frazier was formally charged with hospitalizing patients in an institution not approved by the state for narcotics withdrawal programs. His associate, Dr. Koning, was charg. ed with prescribing dangerous drugs - lhey were used to ease symptoms suf. fered by participants in the wilhdra,val program-to acknowledged addicts. Lengthy _legal maneuvers between defense attorneys, and the California Board of Medical Examiners and the state Attorney General's Office followed until Sacramento legislators voted late ~ 3 'Cooling Off' On Theft Charge Three Westminster youths who were found Saturday night with _Wur brand-new home air conditions in the dark parking lot of a Huntington Beach department store are "cooling of!" in the police jail today. The trio are being held on suspicion of burglary and receiving stolen property, said Lt. George Renek. The Incident took place at the rear of the Fed-Mart at the corner of McFadden Avenue and Golden West Street. WORKING WITH ADDICTS Or. Samuel Frazier 1971 to change the specific laws. A decision to drop the pending charges was revealed after a conference among the prosecuti ng legal and medical supervisory agencies in late h-larch. No purpose would be served by press· ing a case based on a statute no longer in ex~tence, explains Henry Lewin, deputy attorney general in charge of cases in lhe medical field. . The Corona Free Clinic has since Booked at the police department were Leonard Fltchner, 21, 9572 Madison Ave .• We.stmlnster, James L. Tullar, 20, 1468'Z Kathy St., Westminster and Ray A. Elkhair, 20, 78.14 loth St., \Vestminster. A11other youth e-sctrped-iiltlfe ·truck----;-i:;t-. - Renck said. • · resumed J!s gradual \•tlthdrBwat treat· ment. Conviction on the 1970 charges could have cost both-Dr. Koning and .Dr. Frazier their licenses to practice and almos t certainly would have in Frazier's case. The count was flied not long after the softspoken physician finished five years' prQbation imposed in Orange County, where he also served S ix monlhs of a one.year jail sentence. Going back to 1963, Dr . Jo~razler was charged in Orange County with 18 counfs or rape, perve.rsion and a!;>orl[on. Dr. Frazier maintained he was innocent but was convicted on four counts, three of rape and one of abortion, 5ENSATIONAL SESSIONS Between sensational court sessions, Dr. Frazier flew volun tary medical mercy missions deep into Mexico to minister to its primitive poor people. He even arranged for the return of one critieally burned woman to America for wphisicatcd care, including visits by her family, all financed by charitable ron· tributions. Dr. Frazier escaped the two to five· year state prison term demanded by the Disll'ict Attorney's Office, but had his medical licence lifted for the five-year probation period. - Ordered to serve his one-year ternt at Orange County's Theo Lacy f\.1inimum Security Jail Faciilty, Dr. Frazier learned to repair kitchen appliances in its workshop. He left tinkering with toasters to take a three-year residency in p s y c h I a t r I c studies at an Ohio state hospital on Labor Day, 1966. "I just couldn't be happier •.. I'm abaolulely overjoyed ," Dr. Fr a z I er declared when given his unexpected early release after serving half the sentence. The Orange County District Attorney's Office was anything but happy, corr tending the judge was too lenient in irrr posing merely a one-year sentence. Jnvestlgators who gathered evidenct against Dr. Frazier also wanted the state to re voke pemanently his medical licence. lronically, one of the key men in ihe 1963 probe had quit lhe state. Bureau of Professional and Vocational Standards lo join the starr of a Riverside County service organization When Dr. FraZier turned up in Southern California. CHECKED FILES He came straight to the DAILY Pl.LOT to study files for background information on Dr. Frazier because of personal knowledge and the fact hls old courtroom quarry was offering s~rvices to the fre1 clinic. His charitable organization was in~ volved ifi setting up the program and the ex-state investigator didn't th ink much of the proposed affiliation. Terms of Dr. Frazier's probation warn· ed that if he wound up in legal difficulties again before it expired the potentia l two to five-year state prison term still hung over his head. Shortly after he completed the period and was discharged from probatiooary status, there was trouble in Rive rside County. -And Dr. Sam Frazier, humanitarian, medical missionary and convicted rapisl- abortionist, was right there in the thick of it again. -A.R.V. CAl\.Y PILOT Sl•lf Pl\Otn Club to Launch Rocket Mon,day FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS WELCOME AT FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL O.lt1, left, is F1vorite of W1rd 39; Freckles Re1t1 In Ward 37 A rocket will be launched Monday at Davis Middle School field by sixth· and seventh-grade students of Davis and Kaiser Model Rocket Clubs in Costa Mesa. The demonstration launch will begin at 2:50 p.m. Designed for sixth-graders, the club will be competing for the second year. ·To prepare for the launching, students must know abqut aerodynamics, jet pro· pulsion, trajectory, tracking airborne vehicles and legal requirements. Five Countries Get U.S. Ships KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Presl· dent Nixon zigned a bill Saturday authorizing the Joans of 10 destroyers and 6 submarines to five foreign countries. The countries, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Korea and Italy will use the ships to fulfill naval responsibility they assumed for their areas of the world and for development of an antis u bm a ri ne capability. From Page 1 FAIRVIEW'S PET PROGRAM. • • logs and he even barks at me,·• says To"·ery. JI a restless young patient starts to.get up at night, Popcorn chases him right back into bed where he belongs. Over on Ward 39, Freckles the black· and-wh ite . Seattle-born Beagle runs things with as much imperious authority as Snoopy, of Peanuts comic strip fame . Once Ward 39 had a chronic, would·be escapee. "\Vhen Mike was still here and always trying to run away, Freckles would wait at the door and grab him by the leg of his pants." says Mrs. Schmidt. Just li ke people, Fairview's dogs feel Jove. dislike or fear for humans, sensing the individual's attitude toward them and responding accordingly. · "They hate -our hospital securilJ...,, guards with a purple passion. \Vhy do you suppose that is?" Mrs. Schmidt re- marked. Some guards dislike the dogs on the grounds, noted Program Assis tant Frank Butterfield, citing several complaints to adm inistrators. Critics of the dog program contend a hospital is no place for an imals, but backers of the program says this view overlooks changes in the center's struc- ture. Reorganization in recent y e a r 1 de signates the Fairview facility as a residential care center for the retarded. much more like a school campus than a hospital. Only a dozen wards have resident dogs -the decision is up to the staff on each ward -and none is allowed .in the section still certified as an acute-care medical clinic. Dogs are donated , fully vaccinaled against rabies or other animal diseases. They are licensed as residents or 2501 Harbor Blvd., and registered to Dr. Toto himsel f. Certain unexpected problems and benefits came along with the pet pro· gram created in bootleg fashion 18 months ago. "We didn 't talk about it," reminds Win- nie Schmidt. "We just did it." Space Week Set For Blast Off At Golden West A moon rock displa y, rnoclcls of the U.S. space shuttle and sky\ab, new Mars photos and a lecture by Arthur C. Clark will be the highlights of space week at Golden West College. Monday. More than ts exhibits, ten motion pic- tures and video tapes, and three well~ known speakers will be P.rescnted in what college officials believe is the largest scientific and science fiction space ex· hibition ever assembled in Orange Coun· ly. . Keyed to the theme "Space in 200l -a glance ahead," the ' specia l activities will run Monday through Saturday. Alt events except Clark's April 14 lecture are free to the public. For further information, call 892-7711 and ask for public affairs. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT The U.S. Command said the 852 was hit by a surface-to-air missile toclay while on a mission 11.long the demilitarized 1.one. It landed. safely al Da Nang Air Base, 100 miles south of the D!\1Z and the crew escaped injury, the command said. Russians Worned Tl!• Or•rite Cotti DAILY PILOT, with Wfl\cll I• CM!blried lht H.wt·Prtu, t1 wb!llhrd by FRECKLES' LITTER tto• Or•nGe c1111t Pllbll•hl"9 c~nr. Stpe- First of all, Freckles fell in love with r11• ecin1or11 •r• Pllbll11\ed, Mond•r Throv;rt Missiles have been fired at B52s in the past. but this is the first report of a hit. Radio Hanoi claimed last WeeK that t\\'O D52s were sho.t down, but the command denied the report. The reserves marching to An Loe "'ere e.n elite brigade of Palace guards. U.S. planes, including B52 Prof, Family Found Dead DA VIS (UPI) -The bodies ol a University of California profe...,, his estranged wife and their thrtt children, were found dead Saturday In a burning homct fn what police described as a m~>der-Nlclde. Lt. Sttve Stout said police tentati vely have concluded that Larry McFarland, 41. an anatomy professor at the Davis campus, kill~ hjs family, set the home , on !ire and took hi! own urc. The Yolo Counly coroner idenUUed the olhtr vlcUms 11 Afd'1rland'1 wife, Sonia, '5; lhclr JOns Michael, 14, and Kenneth, to; and thelr daugbtu, Nlna1 9. Popcorn, a shaggy gray poodle-terrier on· Fr1111y, tor coi11 M•s•. N .... t11tr1 ae.c~. Jy half her size and produced a littler of Hunll119ton •HCti1F01111t11n v.11.y, l•tUM zix pups after their Intimate indiscretion. 8Hch, trv1n11S.ddl1tuct •ncl S•n c1.,.....n••t "The kids on Ward 37 found it was a sin JU1n C•P1•1r•111• A 11"'1' rt0~1 tdlllon It pub!lttltd S.lt.rrd•r• ind Sund1y1. great experience and even helped take The prl11tlpt1 1111bns11111, Plt111 11 11 "° w11t care of them ," says hfrs. Schmidt, noting ••r s rr1t1, '"" M111, c11110J11J1, mu. Y oitng Ivan Glued to TV By CHARLOTIE 5AIKOWSKI Cl!rlstltfl Sdtfltt M9ftlttr ltr\'!Ct ~10SCOW -Soviet children, too, are glued to the television set, and parents and pedagogues are worried. It's not a concern about excessivt bload and gore, however. Soviet televi!lon ia tijbUy controlled by the ltate, and ucept for the steady diet of w8r films, Russians see little violence. Sex likewise ill kept within chaste bounds. Bul even though Soviet programs are saturated with educational and cultural themes, alarms are being sounded that television llas a harmful inOuence on a child's upbringing. distracting him trom his studies and group activities. SOvlet studies show that many youngsters have: Jes.'\ interest In reading books and that television often lnttrftres wllh their home"·ork. Among addicted chlldrtn there...is a growing tendency to watch sports events oti televlalon and to participate Jess in out- door gam•s with their pws. Such 'iewers abo do !ewer cborU in the home , and are reluctant to take part in Young • Pioneer and Komsomol activities In the school. These. general nnalngs were reported in 1 Pravda article by Valentin V. Ksenofontov, a senior researcher In tbe U.S.S.R. Acodemy of Ped• Io 1 I ca I. Sc!encca. Tho article auggcsta that Freckles can no longer become an unwed kob1u_LN_w,_.d, ___ _ tfleviSlon raised all sorts of priililems iind -m<i'the r. --~---~Pr.1dc1•1111rw:1 P11oir1her connicts in soviet families, SO percent of The remedial operation was done by a J•ck ~. C11rl•v -H bo A t J • ho · · t Vke Presldl!I! Ind Gentr11 Mtf'l89tt whom · now own 8 TV set: ar , r rea ve er nanan w minis ers Tho"''' K•••ll l I · d' t th t R ·8 medical care to the dogs free. t 8 50 '" ica es a some ussi ~ He has a special, personal interest in-Eoiror l I · · t k th · h.Jdr £1 lh11m•1 A. M11rphi111 use e ev1s1on o eep etr c 1 en o keeping Freckles, Popcorn, Delta and the M111q1nt1 e:.i•or the streets and are nol always satisfied others healthly and happy. Ch1rft1 H. Loos Rlchir.i Po. Nill with the quality of programs. He kno~·s the built-in values of a boy A111111n1 M.111191119 E11nor1 .ir saved my money/' the article quotes having a dog, v.·hether the enrichlng ex· Alen J. Ci1li11 · I '°· f II ho Sulld1y EOlltlf. one mother as writing, "and bought a perience occurs n lU3 O\\''Il am Y me °""'" television set especially so that while I'm or somewhere else: co,11 M$: "° w-111 81.,. s1,,., at work my aon would not pointlessly The animal doctor's young son must Htwpior1 '•"ch: "" H•wwt aov:tvi•d chase a football outdoors all day _ and get that special experience or having a Hunh!:l:: :,·:C~/ ,W,f:'::.t.. "::r:.,.,, with bad childrtn at that _ and would dog somewhere else, sharing Jt with "" C••"""''t * NOfffl "' C•"llM ""1 I B t t~ f about 20 other boys. Tet111•••• 1714, 14J..4JJ1 acqu re some sense. u 1111;'.re are ew Ho ,_ i·n one of those wards. C programs for him and most of them are &:1 .....,... U..f'tkhtt 64J·l67f Uninterestin"." '""' C•att•• ,.,.... """' .. 1...-. ltte• "'D 4t2-4421 Ksenofontov says lh11t acholars have . D omb lnJ·.ures E1.gl1t ,,. ... Jilltffll Ori .... CNllllJ' c-"""'"'" not yet thoroughly researched the effects rv 14f.1JH of ttlevislon. But negative iriOucnces c.,.,,1tti1,_,,,.. °''"" c11u •iibll\hfflt noted so far are_ due not so much to the FRANKFURT, Germany (AP ) -A ~:i:i'· ,.,!',~~ ":' .;~;~.,,,::~,~~ content ot programs (which nonetheless bomb exploded inside a Frankfurt llM'f "' ,...,.\left wt1110111 tMClll Pl<· rnllllorl fl <OP!'titl'I! Oo#Mf. COuid be l·mprov•d) as ~ (•· fact th'at restaurant Saturday night, injuring at · I:: IV IOC:: $t<OFICI t\611 -l•M lltloll •I (0\11 MIM, children view TV indiscriminately. . least eight -patrons, West German police C1l1i.fli.. S•bkrlDI"'" ""' unltr " .. Parents. he feels, are to blame for the reported. Some of the injuries were :i:r~:W 1t:11 ~1,t1,~1""'1 "'"'1•'1 lock of discipline on this question. clescribed as serious. Orange CoaSt ·Roundup WAGES : COSTA M~~&A -Nearly 400 Coa st Community College District instructors have asked for across-the·board wage increasei; of 5.5 percent. If approved. the '"age agree· ment, Y.'ould cover teachers at both the Orange Coast and Golden \Vesl \ollesie campuses. HOLO THAT FREEWAY : HUNTINGTON BEACH-Coun- Cll men reJ ecled 5·2 a proposal by one of their own to join ne ighboring cities in offic1al opposition to the proposed Pa· cific Coast Free\\'ay, Masi Huntingfnn officials still argue lhat an altcrn<1tive l'iOlution can be found. HIGH RISE HASS~E : NEWPORT BEA CH-The federal go vernment has gcitten into the acl over the pollution caused by a high rise pro1ect near the entrance to Lido Isle . A fed· era! judge in Los Angele"' ordered a hearing into lhe matter May_ 8 but until then restricted pumping of \\'aste \\•ater may continue. Police Tell Of Suspect In Skyjack PROVO. Utah ! UPI J -Polire said to- day they "have 11 sus~ct" In the half· million ({oJlar ransom skyJac klng of a Unitf!d Air Lines jet , Office.rs declined lo give further In· formation, bu! a Uta h High"''Y Patrol spokesman said the l!uspect was "not In custody " The skyJack er parl!lchuted from the Jt'l npar I.ht Provo airport and 1tn all -nighl ground search \\'85 temr)orarily called off at da\\·n. Al thal timti 1he police s11ld they found "no fiiign or anything, II NO SMOG : COST . .\ ~·tESA -!\•lore lhan 100 Posl Office Aulhorities 1o1•ere checking a report h d · that a mystery helicopter \\•as seen ln...th« ve _1cl es ha ve been-n1ade-as....smog,._£ree as mo ern en11ne,"e~"---.~reraltt!-rooKflight when officers ap- ing and compu1er techniques can make lheJl'!· T~~ ve~icle~ proached ii. '"ere inspected by a $250.000 "mobile smog snifjer des igned and built by the U.S. Postal Ser\'ice. "\Ye found no human rootprints and no !l.1gns of anything out there," said Provo FILM SE QUEL : IRVINE: -The .controversy over the Police Chief .Jesse Evans. search · .. fl d coordinator. "We're going to try and seized and banned pornographic film "7 in a ?arn . are, • coo rdinate our ground search "ith the air anew last week as uc· Irvine Gay Students Unio n filed SUit se;irch." for return of the film in a federal court in Los Angeles . Chan· ThP hunl for the cool. be.spectacled hi - cellor naniel c:. Aldrioh .. Jr. st1id he thought the administ.ra· jacker v .. ho jum ped from the airliner Fri- tion 's riecisio n 10 han the filn1 showing lai-:l March 9 'va s okay. d.ty ni'-'lht with 8 bugged parachute was GSU leader Terry O!ei-:on . hnY.1ever. \vants the federal court ronrPntrat Pd in an area near 1he Provo to declare the fflm and a program on homos exual porno-airport. f'iJl!'.hl mile5 west or Provo. graphy declared leJ?;:il. A h,.licopter was reportedl y seen hover· 1n~ in the area Rl the lime the skyjacker HOTEL PROJECT: ll UNTINGTON BEArH-City coun-iumren. ciJmen hav~ agreed ln $ell citv property do,vntown for B ma· ll i.R:h"'"Y Patrolman Ron LRw saui the jor hotel itnrl lnur i~t project. if $UC'h a project is built. ?.1artha helicopler -Aew away as 800n as ofricers Holt., nne of lhe major land o"•ners. believes she can con· approached and thl'!y could not get close vince Hnliday Inn to launch the project with a major hotel. enough 10 see its markings . But. he agreed that the craft might have been SYCAMORE ·HILLS': LAGUNA BE.A.CH -Extension of there to meet the hijacker late Friday the building moratorium in Sycamore Hills, a 420-acre parcel night. of wooded land in Laguna Canyon, will be considered follow· "It. sure as hell could be that way, ing a public hearing April 19. the outgoipg council decided . couldn't, it?" he said. The moratorium was imposed to allow time for study o( A radio signaling device planted jn the rezon ing the area. considered the key to the Laguna Green-hijacker's parachute led searcher~ to belt . mud flats about eight mil«'s weft ()f This Cake No Fire Ha%ard Provo, a city of about 37.000 in North Central Utah and the home of Brigham "Young Univerl'iit.y. * * * Hijacker Knew About Planes ;;.:su_nd:..•:..:Y·_•.:.•'-"-'.:.· ..:.1!"7..:.l ________ _:O::Al::L::Y..:'..:.'L::O..:.T_a' s O&U.Y ,IL01 1••11 Pl!tl• E. G. WARMINGTON OF CORONA DEL MA R BELIEVES THAT PROTECTION BEGI NS AT HOME H•'• Skown In His R.•1tored 1931 Am•rlc1n .La llr1nc1 Fir• Engin• Wit'1 Neighborhood Youngster• Safety Begins Ho1ne Const Man R estores Jl i11u1,{;{e Fir e Engine By WJLLU.~1 SCHREIBER "It tnok a lot of phnnP f',1jtf;o; ... hf' ~,1jJd nnf' '" \1•or~ on the en1me." l\'1.m!· 01 '"'• 01ny '11111 51111 Eventually. by rail ing tlcnr ".!' (If ant1qut tnctfln ~aid. "It is a 12 cylinder enginfl Alter lu!li Coron;i del ~1ar home u•a.s ~hopll, fir~ dep.11rlmtnt~ 11nrt 1unkyarrl~. bul it has doublP everything -24 !!park: badly damaged by fire last fall, E. G. \Varmington sa id hP m110<1Jltrt to g11ther plugs, tv.·n magnetos. two fuel pumps and ''Bud '' \\1arm 1ngton decided to invest in most of the equipment. ir;o nn, fo r iroafety reasons." game very personal fire insurance. "! found 1 guy on lht San Francisco -Wt11fm1ngton added that the radiator fl.10st of the time. he keeps il parked fire de partment "'ho rPally got lurned on alone weighs 800 pounds. "We had to 1et right out in front of his home at. 3607 by the project." Warmington ,;aid . "HI'! a crane lo lift It out for repa ir wnrk," ht Sausalito Drive , started findin~ ;:i ll snr1 s nf th 1n2~ fnr the ll-'lirl. \Varmington's safe guard a g a (n ~ l 1ruc:k and sent lhPm tn m,." S111rP rr~1nr11t tfln bf11£.<in nPatl y ~1r further fire loss is a rPstored 1931 ~1nst of the f'f!U lpmPnt on ihP trurk 1s months .!.QO, \\larminglon Ptilimatt.s he AmericAn. la France fire tngine. ;iuthrntir Thf' nr1£1n.:il r!"Jr0m,. pump h;is in\"PSleft $.i.flOO in !hi!' orn)ert. lt iJ The 2$-year·old constructio n company smuts "'erP. lnr;ilrrl 111 " ~;in Fr;inr_1~rn of ;ir l1· f1n1!l.herl 11•1th lhr f'x rPpt1nn nf 1 execu tive 111.st Novembf'r found his old stnrernon1 -the.v h:.irl Orrn rrn1rv,.rl fp1\' rl;:i,~hhnal'rl ,1jf'rts ... nr 1F~ pumper rust ing aw,11y in an Irvine bean· ye.11rs before. The truc:k 11 1~ hP~r~ rl!';il \'n \\', SP\'er;il li mes a "·erk , he savs he held. It had once heen a proud. gleam ing 1930 license plates .·· rl rl\'PS the neighborhood chilrlren 1round member of the San Francisco fire depart· \Vhat is mnrf.'. \\'llrmin!l,lnn Sll irl . !hf' hot1$1n,g de\'elopmen! e11t>ry1hin~ works-1nclurhn~ lhP pump1n2 men!. system . "ThP kif!~ :irt> rr.al gnM about 11. Th,1 "lsawthe truckabout IOda y&afterthe "I had the hardest lltne find ing some· \\il lch !he truck during thl' rl11y to mike fire ," Wam ington said . "The owner sold !IUrt nrihody hurts it." Wrtrm in,R:tnn said. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The ptlot of it for $50." "~o f.:i r I h.:1\·.,. run over lhree liiwns and the hijacked 11n.ited Air LlnH jetliner \Varmington said the truck came from M 20 S [l hi t one car.·· \V.:irmingt on !la1rl, 1ok1ngly. F r1ends of Fo11nln in \I alley Counctlman Al Hollinden s.urprlsed him last "'eek \\'ilh a birthday cake and' song - just before the offirial cou ncil meeting beg"n . s&id Saturday he believes the hij&cker dulif'!I Rt the San Jose fire depar tment om, ' e •~ "Dur1n~ lhp first few \\•ePkl'i, I got eight was a knowledgeable pilot. about eight years .11gn and had been r1tat 1on from !he polic,.-1 Wi'IS ('Ollect· destined fnr use in a pla y yard. But it B b f $i J JO in~ !ht>m li ke savings bond!!." Ht UAL Capt. Gerry Hearn told a news ended up ", hulk in the 11·etd. • 0 r J · I 'lh h. (/ · )" •Ii prr1nd1f'flll v drivts the truck to work. con erenre on arr1va w1 IS crew at "I slarled to resklre .thP truck about 4 Lr!.s An~elei; lnternalio~al. Airport that thP same time v.·ork began on the house." . \\'arm1ngton said that various 11encie1 ' •• .. ., ' • • ~ • • • • • i ' • . • • • ' ·. • • ' • • .. T\\'O weeks earlier, Hnll inden had warned his fellow coun· --cilmen-he wriuld be ;w.,.....+.uesday-he admit-led-to-being-a-little--· older -about 41i . h~ reached such . a conclusion from ~otes he said. ''Both were fini~hed about the BARCELONA, Spain 1Ul'I 1 -in bot h Nf'.,.,'port Belch and Costa Mesa ~en1_by_ the skyjacker to lhe.__cockJJ1Lo(_same-timr:.''~~~·--------+~'•-2~.year..nld-woman-h1111 con-------hall.e..-expre&ied an-interest-in-using-lhtr--i---= the Boe1n[t n1. \\larmington fl;aid !hP •ni ck w1is fes1ed to ~elling her six-month · resurrl'!cted pumper in p11 rade!I ind for Fire Chief J~arold C. 1'Mickey" LaY.•son carried for,vard a candleless birthday crike v.•hile members of _the audience · sanj:! "Happy· Birthrlay." After giving him the cake. Lawson quipped to Hollinden "\\'e left. the candlei; off because the}l'd create a !ire hazsr\1." . A year ago Hnllinden bemoaned the !ac.t thal anyone over 4n ii; a "senior citizen" in Fountain Valley berause it has so many ynung people. TEMPORARY ZON ING : FOUNTAIN VALL.EV -The city hai; adopted' a "T" or temporary zone measure. the first in Oran_R"e f'ounty, which gives city planners tighter control over neW develo~ment . especially commercial and industrial. ,o\ devel oper !or Jnslance. can ask for commercial zoning and get ii on a l.emporary basi$, but if he doesn't develop the prnperty-~cc:ording-l.o hi s original plan, the zoning will re~ vert back to its original status. TRASH PACT : I.AGLINA BEArfl -Ending more than three years nf sludy and negotiatio n. the city council ap· proved a ne''" fi ve·year trash collection contract with the t,aguna 8Parh Dispol'ial Company which has held lhe city rnntracl !or the pai;t 13 years. The agreement., tailored to fit the ci ty'.c; nev; \vaste 1nana):!ement program. \\'ill make trash pic kup mandatory in Laj:!una . FLUORIDATION VOTE: SAN CLEMENTE -Fluori· dal..ion . simmering for months as an issue in San Clemente. v.1as the objecl of a last-minute surge of' opposition hy local members of the .lnhn Birch Snciety. Memberi; riistribut.ed offeri; nr a $100 .000 rev.•ard to anyone who can prove that fluoridation proctuces no future dangers. Official U.s·. Gov- ernment warnings lerm the 5cheme "a game of chance" V.1hi ch by ils wnrrlin_R" cnuld never result in ray1nent of the re ward. Local citizens v.1ill decide the iss ue o flu oridation in Tuesday's election!i . SCHOOL REPORT: San Joaquin School District trustees pas$ed it$ own form of a "truth in selling'' law . Each tract saJes office must have a poster and printed materials listing .l'ichool attendance areas. double session prognosis, status or ne'v construction. expected completion date of new schools and other answers to frequently asked questions. The home· buyer v.1on 't have to rely on the salesman. ALL YEAR SCHOOL : flllNTINGTON BEACH -Trus- tees nf the Ocean View School District have turned do,vn a parents' pel ition to slop the implementation of all -year school a LL\~o elementary campusesr--'the-distr.iGt-planA o-lilar-t ai:i-- all·year experlmenl at the ''"0 schools this summer. Some parents ay the.v will take the iss ue to state education o!f1· clal,.. LEGAL FEES: LAGllNA BEACH -Defense against a l•wsu ll seeking to overturn the cily's 36·fool building height limit nrdinanre has CM!. $4 .000 lo date and probably will cost annt.her S2.000 thii:; year. City Manager Lawrence Rose re~ ve~led . The city council h::i i:; appropriated additional fund s to cover costs of the litigation initiated by a local Realtor. COUNCIL EXTRAS : NEWPORT BEACH -tn A special ~ession \\'ednei;day. lhe Newport. Beach City Council voted nn1 to re.i:rind the buildin~ permit of a fl ve-stbry bu il ding In Ne\vport r enter de"pile com plaint,_ by hills ide hnm1?0\\1ncr.s ii "·nuld block l h e 1 r v1e\\'~. Councilman Howard Rogers. lh'l·•rled In his effort to see the building halted, said he will rropn,_e a freeze on all construction over 28 (eel In hei~ht. FREE CLINIC : LAG UNA BEACH -The Free Clinic I• .,__seekln~ \'Olunleer!IO In help remodel it~ new quart.er~ at 460 Ocepn Ave. in time for• May I moving deadllne. The Cllnlc lost its lease al 422 Glenneyre St. where It bas been located for the past two yeors. ' • ( • "1 would say he had an ·ex cellent .stripped of pveryihlnR but the seati, en· old baby· for $110, police s.11 id display. , l knowledge of parachutei; and airplanes," gine anrl wheelJi when he found ii. Saturday. . "NO"' lhal r have ROtlen it runnma i Hearn s.:iid . "He probably was B pilot." "There were e\'en arrows stuck into I.he The woman . 1dent1f1eft as l\1;:i r1ri aga in. I "'.tnt mmeone el se tn get aome l In answer to a question Rbout the area radiator." he said. -~uiz Jimenez, told authorities shP •use nut of It," \Varmlnaton said . f in Ulllh where the hijacker reportedly A myriad of gauges . hoses, lights, lad -did not have enough money In Tht. nelJl!'.hiYlrhood kids-may snon be in p11rachuted from the plane, Hearn 11aid ders. axel'i , chrome and other gear had to ca:e for the baby and sold It In i fnr some high teyel competition for rides "He was certainly familiar with the ter-he. tra cked down , to be fitted on the childless couple. on Bud Warmington '.\ personal fir• rain." truck . Wann lngton said. department. Ms. MANAGER B)' ~UCHAEL GOODRICH Jt'1 htrd to imagine Hazel Hill chewing toba cco and jawing with umpires. but 111 the newe.11t manager In the Fountain V11ley Little League 1he mlaht have to change her image. Mrs. Hill, an attractive, petite Fountain Valley housewife, broke a barrier of sorts In Fountain Valley last week when she became the mana,!l'.er of the Whitl'! Sox in the IPague's $enior division . "I'm nnt trying ln compete \\•ith the men." sai d ~frs. Hill of 17721 San Rafael St. "I became the manager because the leitm needed me and I enjoyed doing It." The team did indeed need her. After being organized two weeks ago the White Sox lost thei r young manager when he w11:r1 !ligned by the Kansas City Royals and ass igned to a minor league team . When no one else 11tepped forward to pilot the team, Mrs. Hiii went to the little league president and asked if &he could l'!"l!lnage the White Sox: w h o s e I.earn members Include her M>n, Ronnie. and a nephew. Chris Batchelor. Mrs. Hill said she felt there might be so n1e opposition lo her becomin'g a manager because-man men feel 8 woman on the baseball field is 1 bad omen. "But the pruident told me they cnuldn 't keep women out of anythlnl anymore so I got the job," ~lrs. Hilt 111ld. Her fir st official act as 1 managtr w111 ~ttendin1t the organluallonal meelln& for managers and umpires. · "Everyonl. there was male ex.cepl me but they didn't pay t11 bit of attenUon to me." recalled Mrs. Hill. "I even had my hair curled but I felt like they Just didn't see me.'' far from being a rOQkle in the managerilll ranks. Mr1. Hill does have 1 ~·ear of experll'!nce 11 the mentor of a girls softhall team in the Fountain Valley Bobby Sox league. Additionally, she pta «! "'11tbatt wtlh· the boys tn elemen- tary and junior high schoo l In Gardena where 1he grew up. .. , w'' 1 tomboy and really enJoyfd pt1ytng ooflbatl "•girt," 11td Mrs. Hiii. The manag~r 1ays 1he plans to leave nwt of the field 1tr1te(Y and workout.I to btt llf1) mtle coachea. "But I'll be , Housewife Skippers Valley Squad 'I l D&lt.Y 'llOf ttllt '°lletl OK GUY S, YOU BETTER SHARPEN THOSE BATTING EYIS. Coach Glv•s Tips to Mlkt Ryan (left). Scott Wolcheclc, Wyatt Du r•bnd kttpln~ ,1jn eve on the O\•e:r.:tll p1ctu r@I." Mrs Hill !-AY!I "I "'an! to s~e every bny p\!:i.~· at least ha lf 11 izame r1Jther than just twn ~nninJJs 11& the. rul1;11. requlre.. It's noL enoui;;b for A- yOun;ister to play tw o iMings in right field without getting: 11 ch.ance to really pity. "Many m1n11gers &l'!e htUe league 11 a m•J•r l••1ue ch1llen1e to develop cutaln kids 1nl n pros. Bui I bfhPve e\1ery pli1yer Is important and If he C.!n play regularly hP'll improvt and be hetter neJt year." The \''hlte Sox 's new manager alrtatly hold~ down annthe.r man'1 Jotr."'Sh'Alii; " part-li111e bu! dri ver for the rounlaln V11lley Elementary School Oislrltt. She finds drlvinR 1 66-pawnger bus "lht 5Ame 1s drlvlna 1 cir afttr you get used to lt. ti · Cotu1ty Below National Average In. VD Inci d ence Rates r.or syphilis anrl gonorrhl'!a -the '·"'O leading venereal <liseases -were low in Orange C.Ount.y during 1971, ac- cording to figures released S<1turday by ... the American Social Health Association. The count.y ranked 41 in a field or 160 counlie,; rrom throughout the United Stal.e!I in syphilis. F'or gonnrrhea . ·orange County placed S9 out of a Iola! of 158 counties . Highest incidence of syphilis was reported in Newark, N. J Gnnorrhea·waa listed 1.1:s most prevalent 1n Atlanta, Ga, the association report l!aift Of'ange County ShnwP<l 4 I cases nf 11yphilis per 100.000 populatirin and 31 4 cases of @nnorrhea iwr 100,000 persons durin~,'~isral 1971. Newark's .... yph 1l1..-rate was 124. \\•hilt. Atlant11 's ji!:nnnrrhea rate w112.511}3. lhe report stated The average n11r ional rate for syphilis was II.~ and 307.6 for goner• rhea . The figures, compiled by public health officer!! from the 160 counties are con· t.alned · in a M-pa11:e r e p o r t entitled 1'Tod1y·11 VD C.Ontrol Problem." The report will be re leased officially Thursday at the second annual lnterna· tional VD Symposium to be held· in New York. H eroinJlotline Hot With Calu WASHINGTON fU Pll -The Justict Otpartmenl said Saturday that It receiv· ed almosl 400 telephone calls during the first 24 hours of oper11Uon or Its toll-free "Heroin Hotline ." A department iropokesman 111id four or (ii•e c.111ls h;id lnform1'tion about heroin pushers ..-lgnUicant enough to re:l1y im· me.dl11tely to !he re:gional cente.rg of Its Office of Dru~ Abuse Law Enforcement. Tht spokesm;in !'aid two.thirds of th l'I call~ cnntafned lnform11tlon with ''In· vesti&:!!tlve potentll1I," And mo~t of the remainin.Jt one-lhird were from persons who did not ha\'e suUlclent lnformatioo, "'Me crank c11J l!i0 or were lrom re.porters . The department est1bllehed th' hotlinfl Friday to aUO\A' ptrsons from throughou t the nation lo phone. toll fret , with in· formallon about heroin pusher-1. The number ii fi00.363-$363. I .a DAILY PILOt .,_,_ __ _ ' •r • c11nw... k i1o11u """"''" s.,..oc, '"''' 'My 0 1d .. 1re1dy 11ve •t the office' .' ~ I • • ' ' Gay Se~ Legal I ~ Hawaii Get . ., Ne ·w Pen,11l Code t£ HONOLULU (AP i -Hawaii is getting f".-• new penal code which cases restraints i"'rin marijuana and gambling and which ,._legalizes homosexuality and almost all -ntber forms or sex ual activity except .... prostitution. r. The code, v.•h1ch urMioes ~unle uf 1 he :·handiwork of missk>nari es who chris· "'"'tianized the island.~ a .century l:IAO. was 11igncd into l<tw this W°L'Ckcnd by f:ov. J ohn A. Burns without t·omrnenL The new code is a wholesalt: revis111n and re<:Odification of the state's criminal laws, largely untouched for more thttn 100 years. fl abolishes seldom·enforced 11:tatutes relating to soc ial gamblinl? a11cl mo:.! forms of sexual behav ior between consenting ;::dulls, including homosex· uallty. adultery, and forn ication . l.>tspile ilS,7 liberalization or Jaw s relating lo sexual activ ity, the code's ~amblin~ provision proved to be its most 1·ontrovcrsial section as ii wa s debated in the :;lal.c ltgislalure. 'J'he four police ch iefs of this island sl<1 te argued that lcga tizin,c: social gambl· ini,: -dc(ined as gambling between lncnds with no fee ror the operator - would make it difficult to enforce other gambling l<i wS. Proponents e o n t e n d e d it w<1i1 hypocritical lo leave the law unchanged wht:.'11 lrir.nclly betters are seldom pros- eculcd. '.Leftist Zanziba1~ Ruler :Murderecl hy Assassi118 • OAR ES SALAA~1, Tanzania. (AP! - • Sheik Abeid Karume. the leftisl ruler of • 7.anzibar, was asSassinatcd F'riday and ;i 'I top member or his ruling .ReVolut lona ry :·<'..ouncil was seriously wounded . the 'fanzaniau govcr11n1cnl. re1.111rlcd S;itur- day. A special broadcast by Kadi1.1 1·anza111ll, : the official governme11t voice', said one : ·.assassin was shot and three ofhers Zanzibar recen lly over food sho rtage.'\' and oppressive measures against Asian and Arab minorit ies. 'l'he radio broadcast appealed to citizcris to refrain from spreading rumo~ ;ind ~ivc all po1>sih!e l\Ssist11.nce lo the pol 1t·e. New Count Puts Muskie · Agnew: 'Demos Not .Fit' Far B_ack By Uliled Prelis 1_01erna1ional Sen. Edmund S ~1uskie campaigned aigaln Saturday in Pennsy lvania. his next pre8idtntial primary targtl. a m i d 11peculation lhat he had given up hope of winning the Indiana race a Vl~ek lalcr and had lost a big blQC or potential aetegate Slrength~at the-Dcmncratlc Na - tional Convention. 11le Maine. senator. believed to need 11 strong aho\\·ing in the A p r I I 2:l Pennsylvan ia contest, criss-crossed the i;tate for the. second <..'Onsecutive. day - beginning in the capital of JlarrisburJi. Oying west to f~rie to re.nlind voters or his efforts to hall waler pollution and ap. pearing later in the t.'Oa lm ining cenier 1.1r Scranton . Mus kie's 1·hit~r up p o ne. n t in Pennsylvan ia. Sen. I lubert JJ. Jlumphrr~ , stopped there. for several days this week and was said to have widespread backing from the state's powe r(ul or~anized la bor groups. · · On Sa tunJay. Humphrey Bppeared _ acros!I the border in Charles ton, \V.Va .. to tell a meeting or trial lawyers that he soon would .propose creation of an in· depend ent 11lnstitutc or Justice" to pro· lect civil liberties. improve the court.'I and reform prisons. Sen. (~eorge-C. McGovern, ··••inner of TuesdBy's primary in Wisconsin. spent the day in his home state or South Dakota before launching a drive to heal Hum- phrey and f.fuskie a g a i n • in l\lassal'hu selt!'>. 'fhal rat°f' also is on April 2;; r\!1 l ht> (·<11ulidatc pressed 011, the Nil· tion;1I Observer. a weekl y newspaper, sa id its set."Ood nationwide count or pro- spective delegate support _at t ti e IJcmocratic convention indi caled "a deep and dramatic (.'Oliapse" by "Aluskie and lhat must politicians saw il as "ir· reve rsible." The paper said its Hrsl count. taken just berore and after the March 14 Florida primary in which Muskie finished ;:i poor rourth,.put him just 226 1-2 votes short or the 1,509 needed to win the no mination. In contrast. the second tabulation gave hi1n a 773 1·2 total or a drop of slightl y more than 500 votes. l\1cGover:n made the biggest ad vance. moving up Crom 287 1-2 to 490 1-2 and Jlumphrey gained 66 for a 448 lolal, it said. 'l'he speculation about Muskie 's plan~ for Indiana, where he is opposed by Hum· phrey and Alabama tA>v. George C. Wallace, was based nn 8latements by Slate J)cmncralic oflicial11. Vice President Th,warts Protesters PALO ALTO (APJ -The Den1octatic Party "isn't fit to goven 1" the Uniled Sta~s. Vice President Spiro Agnew :said Saturday 111 a highly partisan s peech beforr. 700 delegates of Cil liromia's big- j;esl volun teer llepublican organiza tion. Agne w's speech was secretly switched to an e<1rher 1i1oe on the California Republ ica n A~1nbly agenda to allow the vice president to fly ()Ul ol the San ~·rao cisco Bu_y are3 before a c.JerOOllSlration p/11nOe<fag1:11nstlilm got Started. - Palo Alto police ~aid Saturday they ex- pected J ,000 or more protesters and between 100 and 200 riot-control officers surrounded the hotel where the speech was scheduled. But Agnew 's preS! secretary, Vic Gold. vehemently denied that the switch wa~ made because of the e x p e c t e d Kidnaper Flees With $290,000 SAN JUAN. P.R. (AP ) -A gunman kidnaped a banker, picked up $290,000 in ransom, then forced a plane to fly him and his hostage to Cuba where he is now in custody. lhe rederal Bureau of Jnves1igation reportctl Sa turday. Jose Luis Carrion, executive vice presi· dcnLot the Banco Popular wa.'I seized by a gunman Friday. The FBI identified the kidnapcr B!I Jose Lui~ Lugo, a rormcr Roman Catholic Church administrator. de1noru.tratlon. Jle said Agnew agreed to speak at the CRA luncheon instead of a Saturday night dinner because tbl! luncheo n speaker, fo rmer d e p u l y secretary of Defense David Packard, had •·a personal emergency." Packard, questioned about the sw1tch alter Agnew 's speech, said "No com- ment. No conimenl , '1 and closed a car door to newsmen. Agne w-1err-ihe ·oofel iJy military heliropler three hours before !he demonstration scheduled to s t a r l three blocks away. "Tha1.'s the only way that man can speak in this town. by £neaking him jn,'' said Foothill College i;tudent 'Thomas Evans. Agne\Y repeatedly condemned "the eli tist liberals'' among the press and Demoearatic presidential l'O nt.ender.'I fnr what flt caJ led a ffdemogoauery" b,- divid ing people into voling grou1>3 such ~., the young. bla ck and poor. "\Vhen the evidence bel.'Omes clear, 11, ll did i11 the J.'Jorida primary sever11I vteek~ ago. that the people are not beha v· ing In accordance with their textbook lheories. these liberal elitists di sptav ftie1r · underl)1ing contempt for the democralic process. ''They .na1ne-call . -They speak of demagogues. '11\ey allude to the worst Jn. sli ncls of the voters," Agnew said. "These etilist spokesmen and their e<litorial allies, in their sublime "r· rogancc, have never really accepted the result.'!" or !he 1968 election." Pendleton to I-lost Guard During GOP Convent0n SA1'1 DIEGO (AP) -During the Republican National Convention at least 6.000 National Guard troops will be on duty 45 miles av.•ay at Camp Pendleton, ;:t National Guard instructor said Satur- day. .. \\1e have 111ade arl'angemcnls ror (some Nati-Ona! Guard units to take thC'ir annual training al Camp Pendleton," said Robert L. Wyngrad Jr. "ll will l't1incide with the period of the L-Onvenlion ." Wyngr<1d, an instructor at the National Guard's California Specialized Training Institute in San Luis Obispo, talked about the' Aug. 21·24 Republican convention dur- ing a class. Wyngrad !old the students, primarily law enforcement or!icers who signed up for the course in civil disorder manage- ment, that the Guard normally would have its men train at Camp Roberts. near Paso Robles. But he said it ~·ould take 24 hours to move a brigade-sized unit of at least 6,000 men from there to San Diego i( trouble devleoped . whereas Camp Pendleton is a 45-minute drivt fro111 San Diego and even less by ai r . "Th is is the kind of prepositioning that v.·e v.•ant you to consider when problem!! begin developing in your communities .·• he told the class. \Vyngrad is one of ei ght instructors at the National Guard school. headed bv Col. Loui~-0. Guiffrida. The institut~ began operating und er 11 three-year federal grant last August and so rar has limited itself to the five-day course designed to teach military and civilian of· ricials hov.· to preve nt riots and how to stop them if lhey do break out. Various .weapons are discussed and demonstrated. and students participate in a mock -riot exercise. One crov.·d dispersal v.·eapon which in· slructors said could t>e u::red in San Diego is a machine which looks something lik• a lawnmov•er but actually gt!Mrate~ 50,000 volts of slafic electricity through it har up to 40 feet long. The operator could run it through a crowd, giving shocks to personi1 v.·ho ca me within a few inches or l11e bar. Betty Hlythc Dies LOS ANGELES (AP~ -Belly Blylhc. a veteran of I 16 movies including the silent classic "The Queen or Sheba," has died ;i fter a long illness. She ~·as 78. ~1iss Blythe. who earned $1 million a year in the 1920s at the peak or her career, created a stir when she appeared 11s Sheba ~·earing nothing but ropes of pearls. She died Friday night. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE .. ;!M~~.~~~i~~·,um•w~·~unned down n-..npp· i·ng 0 .... -t 0 ,,0 ...... a ... ""'d a~ •~--~.~·· K--aru1!1e-was-:i::iiri--t11 h;1ve•hcd-almnsr------.'='-.1.-u ------U ------~-b-:1_--:i;-: --l(5--· ;"O " tmmcd1alely. • ,.. i '· " •• ( • t ( ' r . • ' Sources said the i11c1denl a ppeared In l1e an isnlared political ass;1sshu1tion and not part of an orguniied <1llC'111pt 10 11\'erthrov.· the Z.1uzihar J.lover11n1cu!. The broadcast said lhe shooting 01·· t:urred at !he ht•adq11;u·t1 ·rs of the rulin~, Arro-Shira1.i par1y as Karun1t• 11ncl flthl'r· leaders chatted \1'ilh party workers. It ~aid Thabit Kornbu. :-;c1·rt•lary.i.:c ner;1J •1f the party, wa s hospit ;ili~.f'd wh h injuries. Sources said the Rc·vululinn:i ry l 'ouncil :ippcared to be in firn1 con1rol of Zanibar hut that thi! qu e1dio11 of tt successor lo l\arume "'as uncertain. Next in line i.'\' Jl.floro Rchani Kingo. the n1ayor or Zt1 nz ibar and vice presid ent of the parly. Ttn~ion hR:<i bcr n huild in~ up in ~y ROBIN WIUGllT (ll!'i1li1" kieMt Monlffr lt<V•U ANN ARBOR, Mich. -A lonel)' male figure strolls aimlessly do wn an aban· doned street. A hii;i school dropoul r he's jobless, 1noneyless:, 11 nd friendless. EVen llte unen1p\oyn1enl bureau ofrers only figures or bli111}Jy boredom, lined up in rows of dcsfmir. TI1e wail isn't v.·orth ii, but there's nothlnJ:: better lo do. This lonely fru l)fralion, this inability to find a job, this semi-state or nothingncs11 -all are re~ults of dropping oul, the lclevision message blatantly adYerlises. Ry the end or 60 seconds, the vie~er f'au'l hel p bul agree wfrh the closing line : · Your chances of being unemployed are doubled if you quit ~chofll berore i,:raduat ing. '' But that just isn·1 so. A new ualionwide sun•ey claims th e ad is misleading. "There's litlle justification for the viev.· Iha! dropouts get less satisfying jobs,°' the University of ~f ichlgan ·s Institute ror Socia l Research concludes after survey· ing more than :i!,000 young 1nc11 on three occasions i;ince 1966. The study'~ conclusion : Droppin~ out i• highly overrated as 1. problem in its 011 11 _right. It doesn't rause the problemii: lh;il LOW CALORIE ...!! ..• ri; .. :;• pre vent cmployn1en1. Th ey exist befo re the st udent quit$ school and ln fact con- 1ribute to his becoming a dropout. Specifically, information rrom the droPouls substanti:1!ed the claim that " high school diploma may not be a re- quirement for either equal income or happiness in a job. When the survey group compared employed dropouts with employed high school graduates, they found the tv.•o groups' weekly income levels to be· nearly identical . And three.quarter:. of rated them selves "quite ~- the dropoul!I satisfied" or "ver.v satisfied" with their jobs. L'Qlll· pared with the same response by two- thirds or the employed high schoo l graduate!5. The study also rouiid !hat 71 percent or the dropouts were employed 30 hours a week or more (all in civilian jobs) with a comparable figure of 87 percent among hil?h school graduates. The study concludes by stating that to persuade the student who has failed or misbehaved in school to Stay there for one or two more years is not going to solve his problems. Earlier action in the younger yea rs rriight liave helped. MOndlY·F•id1y: O you OD not h•w-Vciu• Jllper by S:30 '·'"" '°'" •nd )(Ill~ COPr w1u be brougi'll 't \'OU. Cttli •rt llktll 11n1ll 7:30 "·'"- S1tul"ll1r and SU<Mtay: ti Vf>V .,. l'l!tf •tceov• vour copy by • •.m. S•h1rd•y. Ill" 1 1.rn. Sul!d.ly, c~H ind • ca11y will it.. lll'o\19111 t• yQI/. Calb 1r1 al.~ unUI lG 1.m. Most Or.in~ Caunty Arw1 ••..••.. 142·4311 tlorthwest HUl'll'"910ft Bffctl •lld w.,1..,1n11tr ................ M.1m 5•n C!tnwnt., C1pl1lr•no Betel!, Stn Jll*n C.11istrtfl0, 0.M l"-olnl, S.011!h l1gunt , L1tun1 Nlg11et ..• , «·4t1t . YotU' lhf~e favorile flavor~ •.. lake )'our ~ . choie&e.t·tJxii low price ••. or m1tke tip your own aO!orLm•nt ••• Cola. Root lleeN>r'Lemon. , • 1illg)y:ln1bbly, refr .. hiJlg! 12 Ouam. Sfuffed·. Peppers ... 39~~, Big Brll Prppr1", ~rnoronsly Jillr<l, rcatlyfor tit<> amt! ~et Wt. 6 or..'"· Corned. e~~LEAN 1 BRISKET $109 ct::I ••.• •'•'. • lb 1 8o lt•n And so tl\sly lhAl'g buti od lo be a fAndl~· favurite~ ,· Fresh Sweetbreads .................. r .................... 3·9·~ f're .. hneM 11'1Akt11 all thf' rliffertnt.:e in 1he fl p.\•or! Knudsen·'s Salads .......... ~~-~~~~~ .. ~~~!.~~ .............. 39~ \'nur t•hoh:f' l'!f P111 r11n. ~1 at·11 n111i, ('1111• Slow or ('11rr1>f ... 11 1' our t!t"li<'att~:'4tn! ' - I'r{rt?., _iii <'ffrrl J.fort., 7i1r"'·• )\'rd. April 1n. 11. 12. Nii Kn(,.,, ta dru(Pr-f. - Asa!~~us, ... -.... Cnr<lrn fmlt, "illi-temkst•lk• "nd rt11tyti111l'Big! ~zg:¢ • • •. It e.~! rolls t.~,~.~~~,· . • • Sunshine's Tru-Blue-Cookies ................ .59~ 'Ihe H11.ppy .B.!'kers offer Vanil111, I mon', Choco\11 1e ~ ~:;oz. Sliced Baby Tomatoes ........... : ............ 4 1 .. SI. • ·t;11nnett . tom11tOH that )'Oll r11n ~tr\'t in lltllad-t'! Contadinll. J ~ 1i 07., • ARCADIA ' '"'ind H ',,. ',1.' 0 ~'AG :·J~ S0Uf4 PAS.iOfN~ HU'ITINGi'~" ,; ic·~ I '1 NFWPOR T BfACH I ,,, 'R "' . : ' 1 .J.. • • 1 • '' ' I I • I I I • ,· ' I t~1 ,,,., ,.Ln .. , ,,, 1--,·,r. ·''' "I ' ''··l 1.1.1 ,1~•1 1 ~~-~--· - • , • I I Action • • • Ill See !he guys in lhe while shirts. They are lhe good guys -the Los Angeles Thunder- birds. Se., the guys in the black shirts. They· are the bad guys -th~ Texas OuUaws. \Vin 1 few rounds. Lose a . . few. In the end , _good shall overcome • ·- Su~ay, Aprll 9, 1972 DAILY ,!LOT A s Faces Crowd • Ill ? Derby Skaters Roll With Punches f\laybe it's like the old Western s. Led by the ir ~upt>r heroes .John Some call the games phoney. Some You knov>', when Gene Autry and Roy Johnson and Shir.ley 1-lardinan the 1'· say othern•ise. You pay ror action and Rodgers were the good guys Y.'ilh Birds showed some sem blance of good that's "'h3t you get. At halr-tirTie. dur· \\'hile hat s and astride "'hite horses. sportsmanship. But the evil OutJay,s ing a match race bellveen Shirley And the bad guys wore black hats and didn 't fQ_\_101\' the rules. They pulled Hardman and Toni Tagg the scream· somehow Rt"•ays seemed to be on hair. punched and kicked T·Bircls 1ng reached fe ver pitch as the pair black stallions. 1,1,•hen they were do11 n battled around the track. It brought a That's lhe 11,·ay the Roller Derby Just as ivilh Hoppalons Cassidy. comment from an Anaheim police of· see1ns. At least it does "·hen you join I hough, there came a point 11he11 John fl eer 1-1•ho said he has to throw out the throngs that crowd the Anaheim Johnson couldn't take any more. To about a dozen 01•erzealous fans at Convention Center and the Orange the delight of the screaming fans . he e\·ery match. "There are an awful lot County fo~airgrounds in Costa Mesa to tore into the Oulla"·s do"•ning one \vatch the Los Angeles Thunderbirds. after another .. Some tried to run but of believers around here," he said. The Thunderbirds, the home team. Big John caught them all. BeJie\'e it or not, the Roller Derby dress in white. The visitors. in darker d h I •--I shades. The Thunderbirds usually \Vhen the dust setlled -"'ell, there -oes e P you ~p your va uea \'-'in; wasn·t really in~ dust -OuU0a.~"'=la"ly~--'~'~"~ig"°h~t~, ~i[ y~ like_ t!!_em str1lghl and -----------------"""--~----------aia I over thT trac . Typical of tfie good simple . You may not be. able to tell the \\'hen the Thunderbirds skated guy, however. and for redeeming hero from the villain in Westel'll!, against the Texas Outlaws recently wcial value. Big John helped some to you had no trouble spotting the bad lheir feet 50 the game could begin anymore, but it's as slmple as black guys. They wore black. again . and white in the Roller Derby. -" Doily Pil ot Photos By Patrick O'Donnell :. DAI LY P ILOT EDIT ORIAL P AGE WIN Hardly a Winner l • • • . • • What •n ldn It was. train the unemployed and II) make them productive citizens \\hile (2J reducing the welfare rolls they are on. Work Incentive Program 1\VIN) it was caJJtd and it had funding from local, state and federal sources. lt also had the enthusiastic support ol lndu.stry. politkians and ordinary taxpayers . Unfortunately Wit\ is a loser. In ll1 31 months or operation, 143.720 Caillorni• welt.are recipJents were refened to the program. Only 2,857 or them-have-been employed and are still off the welfare rolls -a two percent success ratio. It cost $170 milJJon. That comes out to about $56,000 per sue<essluJ placement, or about enough to send someone to four years at Stanford and an extra year 1.n the Harvard School ol Business. Aller a recent •tudy ol IN.-Calilornla Auditor General William E. Merrifield conduded rather dryly, "The program has not had a discernible effect on wel· fare cases." The eoal ol WIN certainly was laudable -and possibly workable. But it's never going to work \vith three layers .of administration and an assumption that jobs ar'e always available just because people are tr~in· . ed to do them. Meanwhile, there went $170 million of our money. Back to the Farm Orange County's style of su burban Jiving is pretty popular among Americans -but a surprisingly large number of th i& nation's residents would rather move ba<k to the farm . A recent Roper poll indicated that more than one· • 'Lost' S tory Tells -·a Tale Worth Telling BARRY > GOLDWATER 'VII}' few people read or even &aw the My this column i! being written about. Al)d of those who did I would venture to ray the irony and importance Was lost on almost aJJ of them. The story appeared on page A·3 or the March 2, 1972, edition of The W1shingl0n Pott under a modest hieldline which said : •:Boost Unit Kill s .\b_tlltrike Bill." The llory was a di spa tch ffom United Press International ·and said that a •louse commerce subcon1. rhitlee had 011 March f )dlled for this SCS· i1pn or Congress legislation a1n1cd al p'rtventing rajlroad and a1rhne strike s The vote in the subcomnllllec was close with six Democrats overriding the effort :i1 of four Republlcans on a bill designed to ease the impact of transportalion strike:-; on the national cconon1y and to impose mandatory settlements if necessary. WHAT !\1AKES th i!i sto ry 1111portant 1:0 that it is represen tative 01 a rel:tt1un sh1p which exists tod11 y and ha.s existed for many year s past between 1n1porta11t union objectives and De1n0t:rat1c con· gress1nen . After the vote. Repuhl ir an Congicssman James Harvey nr ~11t'h1i;:a11 , who sponsored the bill. sal e! 1l 11 as 111· tended lo reconcile PrcsuJcnt's Nixon's y:iJ'oposal for permanent str ike.settling legislation with organized labor'~ or· posllion lo co1npulsory arbitration II would , M11rvey explained . have ;,illo\\'Cd :ie.leetive strikes in the railroad indusrrv but prov ided t'liat parl 1es 1n a n1aJ11r dispute would be. required lo subrn11 pro· posed conlracl setllen1ent ~ Artrr lhal. one of the propo.~als woul<I be ~clectrd unchanged hy 11n arbitrator Harvey desrribed the conun1tlcc's ac· Dear Gloo my l;us L1e detector test'j ~hould be man- datory for all ctty council candi· dates before they 1\•r1tt ads or make s1>ecche:s. -11. n TIU• ftltllft ftllfftl r•t <lt'I' VllWI, flt' nt<tU4 r1JY !lltt• ti 11\t ntwt•••ot. Stllf Yfllr It/ , .. YI It G ltt"'Y Gyt, 011!1 ~1'9t, hons this way: '·This was a ver y polll1c:al vote in a political year." CO:\IPARED wlth the sen:>ational charges being 1nade about Republican of· flcials and lhe ITT, the antislrikc !tory was next to nothing . But when the story is combined with the olficial reports or cam paign contributions for members of that House subcomn1ittec a different hgtil 1s shed. It sccn1s th<1t the six subcon1n11Uce 1nc1nbers who voted lo kill the leg1slat1on needed so in1portantly by the nation have rece ived can1paign contributions fron1 the United Transportation Union (UTU) within the past few weeks. for example. campaign committees for Rep. Brock Adams (O·Wash.) received. S!,000 on January 12 and $1 ,000 on January 17. Records show that four others. Rep. John 0. Dingell fD-Mich .): Bertram L. Podell 10-N. Y.l ; Henry llelstoski ID-N. J.): and Ralph f\.1etcalf ( 0·111. J received campaign contributions of S500 each while Rep. John ~f. Murphy <D·N. Y.) received Sl ,000. All these con· tributions l41ere n1adc on the same day, Jan. 31, 1972. THE UTD"also gave-s1 ,ooo to the Mon- dale campaign committee la.st year. And 1t just so happens that Sen. l\fondale serves on the powerful Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee which is also discussing permanent strike legislation for the transportation industry. It seems that the labor unions through the simple method of setting up political educat ion. leagues can contribute funds to lhelr hearl s' content to candidates for Congre ss. Corporati'ons are denied this privilege. as they shoul d be, under the federaL Corrupt Practices Act. 'IT'S VlllY SIMl'LI •.• OUll SCHOOL KIOS-Dl~FEll!NT COLORS SO WI MIX ll UI' WITH BUSES ... ~HITE KI DS GO ALLEE SAMI I I LAC K ••• IUT YILLOW KI DS, WEL L, WE FIND WAY MAYl l ~, .' • th ird of us would, i! '\'e bad a choice~ prefer to live 111 1 rural or !arm area.._ And for the most part 1t is those.in the traps of the large city v•ho \\'ant out: about one-tb.lrd of them "'ouJd rather live somepla ce else. The statistics are Interesting and Ironical, for they disclose that the country's population seems to be m O\'• ing exactly the opposite of the way people wan t to move . The small towna and villages -particularly those in the midwest -are dying one by one as jobs dry up and t)'le rural citizenry is forced in to large population areas to find occupations. ertraps Tl --rs Jusf a yearning lor the si mpler life. but it Y.·ould seem to us that efforts shoul d be made lo encourage industry and business to loc ate in smaller communities -perhaps drawing their labor supply from greater distances -lo reverse a trend that 1s 30- ing lo leave Americans more and more unhappv \\Ith the lives they lead. · • Jn short, many of us wouJd enjoy a couple of acres , with a few animals. c:lea.n air. trees -and a wa y to make a living. Dime Equals $70 Million Last June, the California Public Utilities Commis- sion granted Pacific Telephone a general rate increase of !143 million a· year. The rate \rent into effect one month· after Pacific Tel granted substantial \\·age and salary increases to its employes follo\\'ing a strike. Last Tuesday, the PUC gave Pa ci ric Tel another ~ost to offse~ that wag.e package. \Vhat it means i5 simple: You will pay a dime more monthly for the use of your telephone beginning Ma y 4. Andi! a dime doesn't sound like much to you. con· ~ider th is: It u·ill put $70 million a year additional into Pacifi c Telephone's treasury. Phosphate Switch Pulls Plug P&G's Laundry Bag Is Full of NTA \\'ASliINGTON -Proctor & Gamble. the soa p makers, have millions worth of n1tr iolt riac0Uc acid on their hands. Thts 1s the stuff -popularly known as NTA - 1\•hich 1~as supposed to rep I a c e phosphates in detergents unt il the Surgeon General dis- t overed NTA might be even n1ore harm- 1 ul to heallh. The soap firm 's <:hief influence ptd· dler, Bryce Harlo1v. has been v.•ork ing quietly to remove rhe medical curse from NTA. Aft<'r Richard ~ixon moved into the \\1hlle ~louse. J-larlow put_a__w_ay the soi l ~ap to :;ell the Republican legislative program on Capitol Hill. But he's back now at Proctor & Gamble. The llealth , Education and Wellarr J)cpartn1ent has appointed an acadern1c pnncl to review the risk of rlushing NT1\ into the .nation 's sev.•age systems. HERE'S THE inside story : Proctor & Gamble, like most other detergent manufacturers. is aware that phosphates are one of the more insidious by-products of our spic-and-span culture. Dumped into rivers. lakes and streams. phosphates are a favorite food ol algae. In the process, the algae conswne the ox· ygen in the waterw•ys:- Without oxygen, waterways stagnate and dle. GoverMJent scientists argued that a tattletale gray collar was less serious lh11n atrophy of the streams. Between 50 and 75 per cent of the phosphates in our waters come from detergents. Harlow was still in the \Vhile House when he got wind that the governm ent v.•as about to crack down on '&ie use or phosphates in laundry cleaner!. I-le pass- ed the word, say -insiders, to hi s former bosses at Proctor & Gamble. The company had been experimenting with NTA which, like phosphates. pul111 dirt out of laundry much like a magnet picks up ~~ filings. THE SUBSTITUTION or chemicals v.·asn't an easy matter without enormous cost. NTA also has an affinily for metals and, therefore . must be 1nade with ex· treme care. Special 1nachincry had to be con- structed. And precautiorui had to be taken to avoid spillage. F'or NTA has a cor· rosive effect on metal and concrete alike. But it does lilet clothes clean. There 'vould be no need to tell housewiVes about !he impending damage to their washing m11.chines, basen1ent floors and dra in pipes. Hocus pocus is the secret of the soap business. r~or n1ost of this century, ho usewives have been hoodwinked into believing-"thanuds-l'fl\re-soM"!lhlrrg to do \1'ilh cleaning pou•er. They do n' l . Chen1ic1ls that make soap bubbles are added as a sales gimmick . Rathtr than undertake the production of NTA Itself. eroctor· & Gamble made a deal with ~tonsanto Cl'lemical. It was a blc deal. lndustcy sources place the ricure as hi&h u 1100 million. PHOSPRA TES were about to be phased out whtn scientists began reporting dlsturblnc characteristica about NTA. ll! afllnlty for metals has the efle<l ol boi!d· bur: toa:ether heavy metals ln v.·ater. Shortly ilffore Christmas. t970, covern· ment aclentis~ had concluded U\lt NTA could cause cancer and birth directs. The suds men l!'Udiingly agreed lo lietp using phosphates. It was a costly decision. The Proctor,; Guntile conlract with Monsanto had stiff penalty clauses. The soap makers ftre compelJed to pay for NTA they couldn't u1e. 81)tt !'hrlow, who htd agreed to beoomo Republican National Cllairman. ' , J AC K AN DERSON 11as su1nmoned ba tk lo the mother !!hip \\'e ha\'C obtained secret minutes 111h1l·h ~hov.· that ll arlow pulled strings inside !he \\'hite flouse to gel relief for his con1- pany. WE HAVE SEE:i confidential research prepared for Proctor & Gamble on the NTA rnenacr. An in·house study, prepared by three of the•companv's own ~cient1sts. "'arns cau1iousl\'" .:.~n in· t:reased level or 1inc \\'3S fou nd in the bone s·• (Jf IC!il animals that had re<.:eived !'>n1all do~cs of r\T A. Anhur n . Lntlc. lr1l'. !hf' respected rrsearch ftrrn. concludrd thcrr 1vas A "need ror a large study lo providt n1ore defirut1\'e lnforma\Jorl" about the ?\'TA mena te. ''Alt hough it is not at all certain th1t the use of NTA will increase the 1vera11• in!ake of to:..ic lracc 1naler1als.'' warned the !itUd) ... 11 1\·ou ld <·lcarly be desirable lo l'OruJui.:t long·lerm s111d1es in lh il Arca ." This of t:nur~c. \\'Ould lra\e Proctor k <lam ble s\111 up to its fulJ .Joad mark in ~H . ITT Decision No Victory A.., the IT'T investigation continues it hecon1es increasingly implausible that an ;1nt1·lrus1 action again st the big con· glorucraLe v.'as llCttlcd in cons1deratJon of ifs t1nancial support of the 19i2 Republi can National Convention. The implausibility 111creases bccau:.c the ide a \Vas like a pub Ii c relation's man 's dream in the first instance. and no hard evidence has been adduced since to sustain its dream· like quality. One factor seems largely to have been overlooked. The ant i· trust settlement was no bonanza for ITT. The former dean of the Jiarvard La1v School. Solicitor General Elwin· N. Gris· \\'Old. insists that the settlement of the anti·merger suits "''as "a very subslan· lial victory for lhc government." WITHOUT the settlement. according to Griswold. the government would very hkely have lost in the L:ni ted States Supreme Court . The government's con· tention that under existing law it could niovc against the conglornerate would not have been sustained and new la"' would have been required . Present law is not 1'f.lnclusive on conglomerate mergers. The statules 1,1·ere ena cted before the t'O n· glomerate development in Americ11n in· dustry. But there are son1e establis hed facts. The anti-merger settlements were en· RICHARD WILSO:\" tered into. IIT did promi se support of the Republican National Convention in the sum of several hundreds of dollars 1ustified as a promotiona l expenditure on behalf of a new l1otel in lhe Sheraton c:hain, an ITT subsidiary. There is a near time relationship between these established fa cts. But there has yet been no evidence which wou ld overwhelm a reasonable jury into finding a cause and effect relationship bet\l.·een the legal and the promised political support. THE CREDIBILITY of witnesses has been seriously impunged and the single docun1cnt \1.-'hich stand s as lonely proof of intent is subject to various in· terpretalions and , in any case. has been rrpudiated by its supposed author. Credulity has been strained throughout. First that Attorney Genera l John !'vlit· chell and his deputy, Richard Kleindienst; would be parties to settling such an im· portant suit in consideration of financing a national convention to nominate Richard l\1. Nixon. Second. that a $29.000 ~r year. free .wheeling public relations woman would have been the decisive gD- betl4'een. Third. that !TI. its lobbyists. its officials and its lawyeri; have all that earth·shalung impact in Washington. Se\'eral conclusions, however, may be justified . They fall .short or venality but Promises, A 11. Promises ... Lavish promises, with the publ11 treasury as collateral. have been made before by politicians seeking re-election or higher off[ce. We can recall Hubert Humphrey pledg· ing umpteen billions to save the cities. Sen . George McGovern. in a mon1ent of -dizziness~ recently proposea sending out checks lo rvery American famil y, no matter how poor or atfluenr. NO\\' WE have another proPQS:al from.a Democratic presidential aspirant, Rep. WUbur ~lills, which wOuld add $6 billion to the national debt, raise payroll taxes by a significant amount and possibly en· danger the fund upon which many older American citizens rely. What Rep. l\lills bas propostd, Wl· doubtedly with an e.ye on 27 million potential vote, ls 1 20 ptrcent boost In Social Security bencflls. This Is usually a fairly safe gimmick for a PollUcian to employ. -obody wants to deprive the elderly of adequate subsistenc~ and be charged with In· sena!Uvfty to their pliabt. So It is not un- common for politicians to play politics 1Ylth the Social Socur1ty ICl!o. Why...,,. other prelldentlal bopelol bull't ~ a 30 percent im:reaH Is myaUf'yinl. THE IMPIJCATIONS ol lhil e111L!ized • I • GUEST REPORT hoost on thc---avcY.a-g·e-wage earner. or course. are ignored, Ordinarily the in· creased benefits take effect before higher rleductions are necessary to pay for -them. This enables politicians to profit from their generosity with other people's 1noney and get .safely enscanced in office ~fore encoun1erlng the discontent of the taxpayers. Social Security benefits have aone up~· percent in two years. If the cumnt trend continues, Americans with modest in: comes will be paying $1,100 a year l:i Social Securjly deductions by 1980. Next year'J tak,., under M i ii~' proposal. would iump by more than $200. Those on Social Security, 11 k e ~\·erybody clst , ncfd larger.. P.l\Ychecks. But the Increases •hould be responsible. Nobody is dotna the elderly -. fa vor bf showering thcin Wlth polltlcal "gifts'' lhat jeopardize tht:lr chances of receiving Adequate subSlste:nce later on When the Social St:curity fund is exhausted. -El ~ajoo DaUy Calllotnla ne:vertheless reflect no great credit on the s.ensitivity of the Nixon ad· ministration. F'irsl : _neither l\·titchell nor Kleindienst, along 1\•Jlh se\'eral others in the WhiJ! l~ouse \\'ho could be named, have shown :sufficient sensitivity to the arms-length relationship which a prudent goverrunenl musl main tain as protection from the vasl horde of innuence-seekers in \\lashington. Second : !he Nixon administration tends to overreact to lhe often justlriable complaint or big bU!iness that it is not gettirg a fair shake. that it is crlntinuall y under attack, !hat ii! economic function o( .PrOv!ding jobs and creating prog.. pertly is underrated and sometimn choked off by populist political pressure. Nixon has clearly indicated he wan!! business lo have a fair shake. Redressing wrongs of lhe past with favor! in the present is not a very practical way to gl\'e busi ness a fair shake. .Third : having reopened the hearings,at hts o"·n reque st lo clear his name, ActinJi Attorney General Kleindienst wa s not as well prepared as he might have been to deal with all the questions. His testimony left room for hostile conclusions that he may have had a more direct CDMection with . the setll~~ent than merely ap. proving the dec1s1on of a subordinate. In general. what seems to be lackin~ "'35 .. a. rull comprehension of and sens1llv1ty to the political pitfalls in rela· tionships with a large corporation in tbe existing a~ti-corporate atmosphere. On t~ side of l'M' !here is ample room lo. que stion how it thought it could 1et by with such overt polilica l activisn1 as ma· jor finan cing of a national Political con· vention, however much it might be justified as a promotion for a hotel. . The crlrporate influence on government 1s always• suspect , whether in a ·Republican or Democrati c ad· ministration, and it is surprising' that l'M"s officials had not weighed the possi- ble consequences more accurateJy. (Released by The Register and Tribune __ Syndicate.-1972)---• OltANGI COAST ' l1MOJ;U111 Robtr& N. \Vted, Publisher Thomes Ktevil, Editor Albert \V. Bates Editorial Page Editor ~ . T~e HljtoriaJ P8ile or the O.ily 1lot 1et'ks to lnform 11nd a;tim u· late rend ers b.v l>«'tentinr J.his ne\\'&pa.Pflr'i orlnions and t:om· mentary on to1)ics or ln tcrt~t and !ianificanC"C. by 1>ro"idl11g a Corun1 !or the~~Pl'tSJion of our readers' opinions .. 11nd hy fll'C'(t'rtlln: t1ie dl\'f':rse v1e.,vpoln1 5 of Informed ob· sCt'\lti:l'S and spokesmen on topics of the.da,y, Sund~y. April 9, 1972 ·1 ' h ~ \ ' ' r n T fr n I c b.' c p p Cl pr d1 <:<t I] Sll ho nr \\' Ii fo ,,, .v 0 ,,. ,,. H " To \ on ,, be r I" fa i br ta re do Or hu ba to kin F' Mo '" ier boo IUe cd i lv sti •tr occ .., Al lo ric hi\ MIXED BAG Mailbox: Its Joys and Sorrows By A~BERT W, BATES t•lte" l•l1tr!1I ~ ... LeUt:rs lo the ed itor are a in1xed bag of JOY and annoy~nce and Mlr!'Ow for cditorlal pa~c eriil.Jrs nati ... nw\de. The DAILY PILOT is 110 exception. The joy c::oincs from lh11se fl<'t1'Siona l letters that are realt\' articulate an·I sharply focused on a ·Point of gene ral reader Interest. The an noy ance 1.'0mcs \Yhen a telt"r is possi bl y lo a Point but it is so rambling ~nd disorganized that ll fa ils or its pur- PoSC. And then there Is the letter that bri.1gs IOrrow. It can· be so totall y ina rticula te, or so ran1bling . or so vicious as to be libelous and unp·i .. • ~tile. BUT THl:.: DAILY £1LOT's ..J_\laUbot o or opposite its editorial page always has prjority over everything else -c:olu1nns by \\!a shington or other pundits includej. This is becau se \\'C believe provio:n,z rt forun1 for ou r read<'rs' opinions is of first lm por\an<:e. And \\C don ·t modify this policy when the opinions are anti·OAlLY PI LO'I'. We actually welcome disagree- ment. Providing this forum is not withou t its headaches !or the editorial page editor. He is well awa re that spelling abilily ls no measure of intelligence. but the fac l th;iit letters req uiring no correcli11n of misspe lled words Are t.xtremtly rare - perhaps one in 100 -never ce11ises to ap- pall him. And poor spellers are just as numerou~ among \\'filers \\'ilh advanrcd college degrees. evt!n unto the PhD .. as amoug Lhose \\'i thout so much as a high school diplom a. The editor repairs synta~ ohen enoug!l to mak e him feel he is a school teacher c;<>rrecti ng essays in a gramn1ar class., (And lette.1·s rrom school teachers and college professors are often guilty of sl oppy sentence structure and disorganiz.- ed presentation of thoughts. They ma y b'! skilled in th ei r specialty but not in co1n- municatians. -an occupational di.">Citse normall y found among engi nf'ers. l '!'he DAILY PILO'r's l\1ailbox , irl con1- IT1on Yl'ilh the reader forums of nV)SI other newspapers. publishes rule s for let- ter writers to follow. IN OUJl. CASE. we ha ve a normal \vord Umit of 300 words. Except ions are oeta- sionally made if the subject ma tter ap- pears to justify a longer len1th. \\'e reserve the right to condense letters to ht I Saving Children's Lives ·ro the Editor : The undersigned 111e1nbers of the ex- rcutl\'e com mittee of the medical staff of Chi!drens 11ospil al of Orange County ha\'e read with interest the article in the :\larch 2 DAILY PI LOT titled ''TLC \\'arms Trip to Hospital.'' There is no question that the intensiv e ea re neonatal service descri bed therein is an important service. Childrens Hospital of Orang e County recognized the need fo r such a life-sl ving lacil!ty several years ago. The ICU nt>onat al servi ce v.•as established in 1966. This unit differs in no essential detail fro m the service describe<.: in your nc>1rspa per as an innovation -except that the unit at Ora nge County ~1edlcal Cen ter t the county hospit &I) is paid for IJ.V the federal government, whereas at Childrens Hos pital .the cost is paid by public-spirited citizens or Orange County. .iAd medical servicr is provided by pri\'ate doctors of medicine. IN TflE t'l\lt:: yea rs of operation, the !'HOC intensi \'e t.'are neonata l unit has provided nearly 16,000 days of care to dist ressed infants. A mobile inten sive care tra nsport systenl to transfer high· ris.k .newborn babies and othe r infant s !iill (fering from respiratory d istre~s to the hospital wa s instituted in Ma y of 1969. \Ve v.·ho si gn this are privat~ physicians nr surgeons specializing in pediatri c care . \Ve voluntarily give a large share of our llme and service in the pro\"ision of care lor charity patients at CHOC. JOSEPHS. DA VID, 1\1.D. MELVILLE Sl~GER . M.D. HOWARD J, TUCKER. D.M.D. ALBERT J. SHELDON, r-.t.D. HARRIET M. OPFELL. M.D. \V. FREDERICK O'CONNE LL. 1\1.D. JOHN G. WI LCOX, M.D. ~IARSHALI .. RO\VEN, M.D. \VILLIA.i."YI N. KI NCANNON. 1\1.D. .JOHN 8. TULLY . l\'1.0. RO BERT A. CURTI S, M.D. ~l J CARSON. 1\1.0. ~ T, ~·J AR UBAVASH I. 1\1.0. 'fl•r frn111rc r o111.·ern<'d rl1 r 11e1riy f r1nded Con1prrltcos1vr Ptogro111 for 1\'eono1ol /ute11.11re Ca rr orpa111.zed nt Orange County J\l r d1col C.'e111er . It tl'ns '/JOI mea nt to detract t11 n11y 111a 11· trer fr on1 lh t progrn1n at Cl1i/drr 14's 1-lospltal nf Ora11ge County. -£d11or 1''eeke11d Jail 1'er111s To the Editor: Your April J editio n carried an editorial on Lhe "rail ur t·· of the \\'eekend jail pro- 11t ranl'. I question on v.•hat basis it has b~n a fa i!urr. Dirl it fail 10 k er p en1ployed la\1 breakers on lhc job? Did it fail lo h o I d the fan1ilirs of law· breakers 1ogelhcr a n d lo ke ep the lan1ilv off \Yelfare·.· Did all the priso ners rcpori. lo jail drunk or strung ou t OD dope? Or did the progra m actually save Orange County taxpayers a fortune in ~iAILBOX Letters fr01n readers are welco mt. Normally writers sliould convey their messages rn 300 words or le ss. The right to condense lette rs to f it space or eliminate libel is reserved. AIL let- ters must i11ciude si gnature and mail- ing address, but nn1nes may be will~· held on req uest i f s11 fficit·nt reaso11 is 1'11'.0arent. Poetry will 11ot bt. pub- l ished. welfare, foster care. and re-employment services for ex-prisoners. There is muc h to recommend the i.:on- linucd use of the \l'erkend jail sentence. Those \\'ho do 11(1! report in acceptable i.:ondition 1night be i.:onsidered for regular full lime sentences. l'ilust all be treat~ the> same? ~1ust the baby be thrown o\Jt with the bath wa ter '.' . I admit to lgnoran<:r about putting 11slJ{'h men tlU'ough . the corrective !lystem" by the jailers. but tr !hi s •·system '' has fa iled to serve its cor- rect ive purpose. perhaps 11 new method of providing correction should be considered for weekend prisoner s. PA UL B. UCHIN Oil lmporl11lio11 To the Editor : I read Y1·ith considerable interest your ~larch 26 article on oil import quota s as reported by Richard Stro ut of the Chris- Lian Science Monitor Nev.1s Strvic e. As a result of the c<i ptioned pic ture ac- com pa nyi ng the slory and the opening paragraphs. a rasual reader y,•ould be left v.·ifh the im pression lhat im port' quotas result in higher consumer prices. Nothing coll ld be furth er froin the truth. If. for c>xa1uplr. !he govern1ncnt ~llo11·crl unlimi ted oil into the United States at initiall~' lo1rcr prices. it \\'Ould greatly reduce incen1ives for domestic ex- ploration and production. This in turn \\'ould lead lo a nea rly total dependence on oil from the Middle East and other foreign countries. International demand for oil is on lht increase. As the den1and grows. prices v.•ould become more inrlated and the United "States 1vould expe rience substan- tially higher prices for ga~tine and the many hund reds of products mad e fro m pet roleum. In brief. the oil in1porl prog ran1 is designed lo keep Cnitcd Stales produc- tion at a high level. which in turn con- tributes to a greater \vorld\\•ide supply, and thus results in to"·er consumer prices for pet roleum product~. HARRY )!ORRI SON Vlce President and General !\lanager \Vestern Oil and Gas Assn . spaet or eliminate libel. And we require s!inatures and maillnc add resses. No anonymou s lrtter is e\·tr published. Name s arc withheld only "'hen ll Is i i> p1rent that the lt tler \\'riler might bt embarrassed or harassed. Bashful li::tte r \\'rlters Y:ho ha\'e no legit imate reason for their "Na me \\l ithheld" rroue~t :ieen1 not to realize that the effect ·;eness .,f their mrssage is diminishej by the absence of their name. Poetry is also out of bounds for 1'1flilbox. tr the ban on messages in rhy1ne. 11·heth er good or ba d poetry. e1·er 1vere removed, ~1ailbo1 would be deluged Yl'ith "'letters" in th is form. A grea t many n1en and women apparently belie1·e, \\•ilhoul adinit ting it, that they are at the ir comm unicating best as poets. 1'H0St: \\1HO don·t read. or ignl)r.>. the rule on lett er length have been kn:>wn t.1 ru11 on and (In into the thousan<ls (Ir \rords. One n1cn1orablc diatribe. uneul , \\'ould ha\'e rilled all si:ii:: colun1ns ~IO\t/ .the editorials and cartoon. Once in a blue moon an extreme mea sure is employed to cool off a ;,ter- ri ble tempered Mr. Bang." Some y~ars ago, we wt.re peppered with letters from one such a reader. They were wiJj, ir· rational , filled with bad grammar and misspelled words. But they were nc.t libelous. The medicine in that rare case \\'a~ simply to print one of his letters "cq.'' which means to the printer, ''set it ex· actty as written, mi sspellings and al l." Except for a last blti~t about hiL e_m· barrassment. that was the last inan ity rrceived from that source. A SPECIAL BREED of letter writer is lh e ·_J_diir.e.you"_ty~. Almost invariabl y, lhe most bigoted or violent or just plain nasty letters are accompanied by a note read ing . "I dare you to print this .'' or "You·re too cowardly to use this. I knOI\' .. , Campaigners .for causes sometimes try lo abuse ~lailbo1 wilh or1anized letter \vriti ng. At last count, we had received 59 le tters from students attending a seminar staged as a public relations venture by a. Los Angeles County savings and ;oan association. None sa\V print. Letters for and against PQlltiCil t an· didal es are off limits during campaigns. So are multi ple letters from the same group promoting the same cause - often in much the same words. ~1ost distur bing of all "<:ampai~ns'' lo use -0r misuse ~1a ilbox for a speci O\\ purpose came when an Orange Coast high school teacher ma de it a rf'- quircment lor a passing grade th at the students in his class ha ve a Jetter published in Mailbox . Fortunately. pleadings from th e students quickly rc\·ealed what hrtd oc- curred. The DAILY PILOT put an '!nd to that unfair requirement in contcrcnce wit h the principal. In selecting letters. we fry lo cm· phasize those of broadest interesl in t~e comn1unitil's we serve. And we a\·01d printing let ters from the same person too frequently. PERHAPS OSE \eller in each SO is ad· dressed "To the Edil-Or," re vea ling tna~ Lhe \\'riter has observed ~1a.ilbox ~tyle and is minimizi ng the ed iting chore for the. editor by following it. Copies of letters to third par ties are nevrr accep table unless con verted t•1 a letter directlv to the editor. And so-called '"open letters""• addressed to the edito~ but carr ying mes~ages directrd to ot i1t"r 1>ersOns or groups are al so not prlntcJ Lrttcrs v.·it h signatures so scra"•!rcl a~ to be illegi ble send the editor to the phone book to try lo match the address with that of a phone subsc riber \1·hose p1·i nll"'d name ma kes the scra\\'I legible. At such ti mes he qu its griping about the teathlng of ··printed \vri ting " inste ad of finr pen· manshi p in !he school s todny. Editor's notes are used sparingly. usu11lly to reso lve misunderstand ings or correct errors of fact. They are not used lor rebuttal. The editor lea\'eS that to other readers to do in future letlel'~. rather than put thf' newspaper in !he position of having "the last \~·ord." Despite all problen1s. providin~ 11 reader opinion foru 1n is one of 1hc foremost pleasures in publishing a daily newspaper. Readership sur\"r..rs have consistently sho"'n thal letters to tl1e editor are riaht at lhe lop in reader in- terest. And therein li es a tip: If you wa nt your views knO\\'n by other s. you don't need front page. r.e"'-' exoosure. \Vrite a good letter to 'th e editor (\''ithin the \vord limit!). DAil y PILOT A 1 ,.,~e 197z-bV'Th• Ch1c1io ·;.,b.,~• PAVJ:W. ?! 1£1,.l., U>DY, WE'Rf: J:Wv~NfJ THE (Jjel'f'@ ~RLollJ.' Han11n's Special luterest.s Going With the Big Boys By 1\llCH.AEL D. liRl::EN SPe<ll l le !Pit DAI LY P'ILOl \\IASHI NGTON -Rep. Ric:hard T. Hanna. O.Orange Count y, showed time and again during votes on the v.•ater pollution control bil l Iha! he \\•ill go 10 the \\'ell for the special interests -ho\\'e\'er polluted. Hanna, the California dele1;ation':i; 11ouse leprechaun, mischievously voted \\•ith a merry t\\'inkle in his eye for 011 . lumber and other industry special in· terests in the ir successful efforts to prr· \'ent enactme nt of tougher anti-pollution measures li ke !hose conta ined in a Senate ''trsion of the legislation. The JOiiy Han- na. one of the most personally popular members of the delega tion . is alv.'ays quick with a quip. but slo\V to vote ag ainst !he special interests. He had a lot of con1 pany fron1 lhC' California delegation in casting his votes -am ong others. Chet Holifield. Cicorgr. J)anielson . George ~·liller. Don 1-1. Clau· sen. Charles \\liggins , 11nd llarrold T, Johnson . The losers in error ts to toughen anti· 1>0llution sta ndards in the llouse: Rep . .Jerome R. \Valdie, D-Contra Costa, a declared candidate ror Governor <>I Californ ia in 1974. Rep. \\1illian1 S. ~1aillard. R-San Francisco, Rep. Paul N. I Pele) McCloskey. Jr .. R-San !\iateo, and Rep. Ronald V. Dellums. D·Berkeley. Still other Californians weren 't around lo vote on !he amend1nents at all , or 1nissed voice voteS and showed up on ly for recorded votes. Conservationists ha ve fo turn their hopes now lo a House-Sena te conference committee. TUNNE Y SPLITS -It 1nay have escaped casual observers conscious of the close fr iendship between Sen. Edwa rd M. Kennedy, D-Mass., and his old colle1e CALIFOR N fA ·s CONG RESS 1:hum and reccnl skii ng partner Sen. John \1. Tunney, 0-Cahf., but Tunney has been charting a r('l;:it1\·rl y 1ndcpr11drnt {'our~e in casting his .Senate \ nte~ durini; the l~~t year. A new stud~ ol Sl·n;i tc \(1Uu g p;iucrn' 1na de by the L:n1\·!'rSit ) (Ir South !)a~o1 r1 shO \\'S Tunney ha~ \oted n1nr1· often 111lll his senior C.ilifor111a cnllcagur \1;1 11 Cranston than he ha!I 11·11h h1i; fru•nct Tr·d The tv.·o Californiuns agr1·ed 91 pPrc('nt of lhe time. c<in1parl'd 1o 1\4 perccnl <'l grrr rnent bel1\'C'Cn .J\'T :.nd E.\1K !\loreover. Tunnev IJ<tli \olrrl 1n11rr 11flf·11 \\'il h Sen. E:drnunil S ~l u:--k1t'. Ii \Ir :111<! Sen. Huber t H u1n phr1·~ f)-\·111111 ·runnc>y has dis;1grl.'l'd \1 nh lu-. 1 111 .. r friend on 50 diOerrn! \ 11lr ~. 1nt"lud111g issues relating to m il1l a r~ ap1n·upr1:1t1011,, revenue. an d las1 ~··•~r"s :1n11d1·;in filibu ster. \l"hich Tunnr~ ~11ppur'lc1I 11nd E~1K opposed .•. So 1nurh ror lllf' · 111°' joke an1ong reporters 111 the Sen ate Press (;aUery that ··Tunney doesn't know how to vote until Teddy tells hi m."' S~IOK£.FILLEO ROOi\1~: \\'hen tan1· paign chronicler Theodore H. While sit" dO\Vn to pen "1'hc ·J\.1a king of !he Prr,1;1. dent-1972." 1\•ill he include an ac- count. of 1hr closed doo r merl· ing or i\1uskie's inner circle a le1v \1eeks ago in which Sen. Joh·n V. Tu nney, 0 -Cat iL. Jabbing and v.•aving his cigar. laced into the ~1aine Senator for his failures in the early primaries? Tunney was said by one of the Clean 3-Letter Words All r1gh1. let's see you list In less than lh ree 1ninut es those> 10 pa rts of the hum an body nan1ed hy three-Jetter "'ords. Hold on. no slang. no obscure 1ncdical terms, no a b b r e \' i a t i ons . Peculi nrly , not one l'itizen in 25 i.:an tick off all JO fron1 mem- ory. They're lip, hip, gum . arn1 , leg, toe , rib, JA\\'. eye and ear. Go on , try the query on a compal· l riot. As for golf. lt"s .. no1 the single Jtirls. !Jut the ma rried \1·on1cn \11 ho a re best at that gan1f'. A course pro says his obse rvations over 1he veors ind icate the pretty little bache loreties cha t too much. Aboul clothes and dates. most ly. Abnut what they Call grooving. but not the grooving of 1he sv.·ing. IT \VAS none other than that wise performer Sophie Tucker v.•ho defi ned a \\!Oman 's requi rements as f o 11 o w1 · "f'rom birlh to age 18, 11 girl ne!ds good ( L. ~I. BOYD ) parents. From 18 lo 35, she needs 1ood iooks. From 35 to 55. she needs 1 &ood personal ity. And from 55 on. she needs good cash.'' EP ITAPH -Such iiim ple language, this. The epitaph on the tombstone of a child aged three weeks in Engl and 's Cheltenham Churchyard : "It is so soon !hat I am done for ... I wonder what I .,..·as begun for." ~1ost touching. Q. "WHO dreained up that t.yping prac- llce sentence, ·~o\v is the time (or all J:oocf men to come 10 the aid of their party'?" · A. A court r~porter nanled Cha rles Weller. J ust 104 ye•rs aao. Friend of his named Christopher Sholes had just bu ilt the first practical typewriter wh ich \Veller chose lo test with his li ttle classic. 1iar!ir111t111l' !h ha1·e ber11 unhappy tha1 illl1sk1e ~·fls not con11ng on strongly «nou~h . u r~ecl him to be ··tought r"' a l1 1ht-:--1~ If' of .lo hn V. Tu nllf'y in his 1970 Sena te ('~nl 1>a ign in Cali fornia. : ·• r:vrl-since his election. tht-youthful Tunney has been boring colleagues $1lf( instructing them in the Art of Pollth::ii rigar .,..·aving and all. It particula~ gratrs un older law maker~ v.·ho ha ve wttn llHJre than a few e1ectinns themseh·es u;a lhP1r da.\' and resent \\'hat they regard a• 11 \ nung 11ps1;i rt presurni ng lo !ell thel'i: 1hr1r h11s111ess. · ,\o ~111ppini.: •runnc>). though . oner lir. !-.larls 1·hn1nping on thal cigar anrl \Yll\ 1rfc 11 arl1unrl Once sa\\' h11n h~t loose ! tila st nl ~n,nke that sa ilc>d pas! the hl'adi of four CJ1 he r sen ators sil t 1ng CJn 11 com. 111111rr 1111<1 Pnci rcl e 1hr hrad llf I I~ ··hairr111111. Srn. J ame!' (I J•:a~ll:in<I. n. \Ii,~ . 11 !10 ~at in sto111 s1lcncr a1n1d the 11 rt•L1 tlt 11r ~rnoke \1'l;1!r clutching the ''llh ul 111~ U\\'n bur ned ou1 ~t11g1c Thus 1loc>s !hi' 11n1·k of the 1\·orld ttlo\C: iorv.ard -1n :' 1'1nud of smoke l.JO:,\\"I·: T ll ~ DRIVING TO US DEPT.; l'alllurn1a Birch·Jlep, John 0 . SchmitT,. H l)rrtni:r t;ounly, doesn't think Presidl!:nt Nixon 's· proposal for a n1oratorium ort sc hool bus ing goes far enough in th~ other direction. After huddling wi th othe~ busing foes in Congres1 at a closed·dOOr. 111eeting la st week, Schm itz 3aid he art¢' ol her ronservativrs rtill plan to push rQio· ii constitulion•I amendment. ~·l ca n w lu!t , four liberal (.;al1for1111~ l)ernoc ra1 i<· congressn1e11 s1~ned a le lier' to Prl'<;1dc111 Nixon askin~ ho1v there can ht' 111nrr "quality'' cchrt a!lon '''ithou't. tnnre ··i ntegrated " cduca1ion and asked' tor a sha rpl y increased educ11tion hudget.,,. The) arc> Reps. Ha\\•kins. Roybal, De!lurn<; and Burton. __ In anticipalion of the fight for n1nrt rducation money, chain-smoking, rotun'cf Charlie l.ce. top lobbyist fo r a nu mber Of' Californ ia school grou ps as well as for ~roups from other stales. has been bus.. tllng around the fringes of the HUI latel.\1 , One of the most skillful and respected· lobbyi1'lS in town , Charlie \\'Orks in anonymity rrom a sma ll roo1n in 11 hotel. across the street from the Capitol, preferring to keep a low profile while!. ntastermlnding pressure fr<>m others on. their senators and congressmen. · From Charlie·s cl uttered desk. littered: \\'1th old l'i~arette butts and reams of '. education and app ropna11on ... stalislic5; ha ve conic such 1\•ell-0rg an11.~d efforts a.s the one that ove rrode Prr)l1rlrn1 i\;i xon's vet oes of earlier education hill~. Cali fnr n1a educal.,r~. int·ludutA Stnle. S<:honl Su pt. \\'ilson Riles, :irr C'1•untu1g on Charlie to do it again. J\.lean"·h1le, Calif. Hrp. !)on ~:d1\arrls .. D·San .Jose, chairman or the Hnuse .Judiciary civil rlgh!s subtilmmitfl'e, iss ued a stinging report charging tht" administration ha!! failed lo raise the percentage of Chicanos emp loyed by tht' federal government "by even one.·tent h of one percent" in the last ye11.r despite A "much·touted sixteen-point prOgram an· nounced by President Nixon I n November. 1970" to do so. "Deplorably inadeq uate,'' 1ay1 Edwards. Human Sex: It . Is and Should Be S_omething Superior ~1<1ling . llkt l'OUrt shlp. is richer !or hun1an beings than for other animal s. "'In ba boons." says Desmond i\lorrts In his book. "The Naked Ape," "the: thne taken fro in n1ounting to ejaculation is no more than seven or eig ht seconds ... the fc- malr does not appear tactife st1n1ulation ." But just as ltnport an t as the taclile signals are the visual si{nals -the responsit1e faciB I expression of lj1e pa rtner -and the 9Ud ltory signals -!ht \'Oicc soft y,•ith affection or husky "·11h sex ual exc itement. 10 expc'.ricnce ;iny SEXllAI. UNION then Is 11 profound kind or ellmai." person·lo-pcrson communication, l h e For human beings. culmination or all the communications fil o r r i s continues. an tecedent to it. The sexually attra cti ve sex 1s infinitely sex-and sexually sen&itlve areas of the body \t r tha n for the ba-3re largely in front It is thererore b) no boon : "The hun\l nst means accidental lhllt a vast majority of life th1t gave us nak-L. • II · I l ed skins 3nd mor e sen sitive hands has e..11uman race unite sexul\ Yin ace-~ f U fact position . given u~ much grrater scope or serua y stlmulatlng body:to-body contacts • . . "Tht t'rnntal approach means th1t the slroking, rubbing. pressing and caressing incoming liexuaJ signals 3nd re"'ards art- occur in abundance and fir rxcttd kept ti,ghtly !Inked ~Ith the Ide ntity anythtng found In (ltbcr prlmate-:rpe~es. signals fro m the. partner." wMtcs ,_1orrl!. Also specielized organs such 11.s bps. ear· "Farce-t~face set ts pll'IOnallzed Stx." Jobe~ nipples. brt.asts and ge.n lt.als are In othtr word s Vie are so constructed rlchif endowrd wllh ncr\1e-cndings And -,as to derh·e iaditional aexual pleasures bi\'t become htghly sensitlied lo erotic fro m knowlnc with whom 14C arc '" - S~ L HAYAKAWA copulating. The sexual act derh·es richness from all the priol' com- mun icative, cmotion3J and tac111e tm· prinUngs of the valued p11rtnl!:r. And St'X• ual pleasure is cumu hH1ve. each imp rint• ing reinforcing the effect of past imprint· 1ngs. SEXUAL ASAR.CIUSTS and ad\'OC!l1es of sc>:ual free'aom -proclaim that tht mw•L and lnsUtutio oal attitudes i nd Jegis\11 tlon In favor of monogamy ar e merely cultural prejud ices. and thflt monogamy .is..contrary to hum11n-nrtl urt. Although Desmond ~forris usrs the term "pa ir-bond " in place of "monogamy " and '•imprinting_" in pl'lct nf "low ,., 1hose.- "'ho read his book will find new grounds for QUe;)hon~1 the easy dog!"ahsm of sc;.ua[ frccd1f1n 11d\O(·a tes 11 bout the held and patted and 111 lk('r! 1 .. -all nature of hu1nttn nature. -throug~ their bRbyhood To-dt pl't\e •For human be1ng:s l(e>l'val in1pnnl ings biibies of this kind of stunul alion is 10 ·ncccssaril}· in\'Ol\"e con11nun ica11ve hn -lea1·e them wi thout 11 nec essary in-- print ings. Hrintorc1ng the sensun l pair· gredient (Ir their ed'Uca tlnn. In wrilinj: bond ot a <:ouplc "'ho have livrd together about tactile c:ommunicat lon. t h r 1nany years are al! the co1n1nunicaUons psychologist Lawre nce K. r~rank ha~ s;11d 1hey have exch~ngcd. !he understandings that even.the understanding of IBnguage lhe;.r ha ,·r esta blis hed. the fe~l1ngs 1hty in later lire 1nay be im paired. for those have shared. They hn\'e 11orkNf together who h~ve been so deprlred , by lack of and tr1111eltd together. Th ey have quar· co ntact with Ole experiences language reled and made up. They ha vr tal ked lo stands for. rarh other aboul thcn1i;f'h"CS. th.ti! Al mo~t evcrythln~ tha t ha ppe:ns in the friend,;. the !ld\.Cntures 1ht\' h~\'e h;flf, bringing up or a child beO\rs upon !he their home . thei r debts and f1Tian 1tl prob-de\'elopment of tht: chi I d 's com· lrm~. their chlldren and ho\\' thty should munica ti\'e abi lil1rs In th1n k1ng aboul- be. broug/u up. their political· dett~IOfl~. child·re11ring. lherch1re., it Is wtll tp their religious and phlloMiphlca l be.liefs "'r11en1bcr lhat just as one leArns to Good communication is theretore. a the swim by-swimmin&. so does one learn to hf'i:l:rt,,f good sc.."t\IDJlt}' HOIP. Cl'ln 11 bf' communtat"! by communlcatln,q. nul'tured" Children lhroughoul their chlldhnOO CE1t1' 1~1.'' I r n 1 n in & 111 con1· m·1n1ratin11 and re pon;iveucss begins 1n 1nlanc). Ba bits ne.ed 10 be cuddled and I - should have ample opportunlly lo interact u ith othcr -chlld'ren O\nd 11dult s of bolh 11e.xes and . 1f pos,,1blt of rna n~· dlff Prenl • iges. lf(IWe\ er~ our present culture SC!greg11tcs the (lid Into relirtment t1:lm munitlH. the yo ung marrieds wltfl 1heir small Children into tract homes, and the more prosperous middl w ged I n to rashionable suburb~. I think we 111 are. dtprl\'ed by this segregation -and aJNll chlld ren most of 1111. TO SU'.\f UP, a long·la~t1nSt pair·bond Is never sole.ly the rcsull of condJtloning 10 mutu 111ly pleasurable. ero1ic stnsatlon~. There Is a lot more to sex lhBn sex. In the hun1an palr·bond tht e.rotir iJ tn· e.1trlcably bound up with lht srmant.Jr Nature has so distributed our ntr\e· endings and constn1c1cd our bod ies and brains lhal thr profound est joy \\f! can t!:Xperit!nce eomcs f1'0nt an rrnllc· emAn· tie altaehine.nt re1niorced by reputed - hnprintln~s (1\'f'I' R long pt:riod of time A durable pA1r-bond is not lnst1nctually gl\ en. Like a v.ork of Art It is 1n ach1e' e- n1rnt. and llk.e 11\1 olher hu1M n ~1'<'hie\rmen\~. it IS the prodU C:l Of pa· tienCe., tbouihl and self-dl$Ciplinc!t / I DAILV PILOT Black Vets Return to Find Joh Hunt Oosed Doors • In By FLORENCE MOUCKLEY CIWltllff ICIM<• M"'ll°' ltnokl BOSTON -Black Vietnam veterans return to America wJth soaring 1spiration1 - many or which run 1m1ck into 1 atone wall. Interviews around the nation Indicate that the b I a c k veteran '! inability to Ret eithtr the digrdty or the job ht wants -which he believes fs partly due to r1 tial dilcriminalion -has made him bitter toward t h e militar)', the federal ~overn ment, .and U.S. society in reneral. The: intervie ws also find th11 t black veterans are not any more prone to violence than white veter.11n. No r are the vast majority plotting revolu· tion In the ghettos. Jim Baktr, a 25-yci.r~ld black student, pinpoints the situation of many black vets : "While you 're over theie. the only thing you look forward to Is coming hOme - ind to peace ... you're lookinJt for better thin~s. My job at GE (General Electric) wa!I still there but it had no (uturf'. I shopped around at 15 to 20 places -employment aj?en- cies, clothing stores. factoric!I. But f received the USUR1 response accorded blacks : ·rt seem! we can't use you' or 'you need 11 college degree lo work here.' "It seems the wnrld i!I un- c on c e.r n ed about you. Everybody is cold ." Most vets realize that the mtion's economic situation is pertly respon!lible for the job ahori.ge. But thi!I, combined with racial discrimination and their Jack of education, keeps them low man on the totem -pole -as they were before Vietnam. They feel they were laid their life on the line. They ezpected more. Said Walter -In the Veterans' Guidance 11 n d Counseling service, a 11tore- front operation in the black 11hetto in south central Los Angeles: "You co m e back. You get this reeling of despair. Use I e·• s n e !IS . And you remembe r you are black." Government employment or. fices rarely see the skilled, educated black veteran with 1 Jot of "get up and go" and coMeClions·which can aet him I job, "Many want job& that pay Sl50 a week," says Ml'l!. Mamie Ballard, a counselnr at the veterans job cenltr or the slate empkiyment office on Harlem's 12Slh Street in New York Cjty, "Even ir ~·e had them, it would be difficu lt to rind ll qualified appli cant." "They need and want mnre• lhan they needed and want.ed before the)' went in," 1aid 10 black veteran11 coming tn them for help have Jes,, than honorable discharges. Oischari;e categories are: ti) honorable, (2) general (under honorable c9nditlorl$), (3) unde!lirable. (under other than honorable conditions). (4) bad cohduct (under other than honorable conditions). and (5) d i s honorable (dishonorable conditions). The sligmit of less·than- honorable discharge for most vets means they are alm<ist automatically excluded from the job market. Says Olson Hart, a black you th with an "undesi rable discharge": ''I'll go out and look for a job. Eve.ryt)ling will be nice. I'll pass the tests and ~verything. Then they will Hnd th at I have • . . •They need more, w ant more than they need!!d, 1vn11ted before' • ;inother counselor at. the Harlem center. Out or the 1n.1 bll1ck ve.ts Mrs. Ballard !lad seen in March, none wanted to ex- ercise their . reemployment right_,. Most or these vets had neve r held 1 job before they went into service. Hor if they had," 1he said, "it was such a miserable-job they didn't want to go back to it." The Harlem cen ter s;iys it places about 700 b 1 a c k veterans a year out of 4,000 applicants. Many black veterans carry another load which adds to the probl em of getting and holding jobs: The r.less than honorable di.c.charge .'' The proportion or black ve te.ran1 to whites holding these types of discharges is extremely high. Counselors-al ---l he.. Harlem center say an astounding 7 of 11n 'unde sirable discharge' and I.heir whole attitude w i 11 change. They will tell me 'No.' T had one jo b for three weeks. Then they found out and fired me. "In Oa Nang 1 got into a lit· tie fight: didn 't know this dude wa s a lieutenant 11nd 1(1 I knocked him dnw n . " $3 a yard for elegant over and under draperies. Both for one low price. Treat your home to Mgant owr and under draperin for one low price. Choote from beautiful 1ntiqu1 11tin1 wjth m1tching 1heers aN for the price you would expect to prf for the over draperies alone. If you wish to purchaM overs or undo<s aepar1toly: 1.50 yd. ' i I' ' I· i. ; I • IA ·~ ·1 " ' • I ~ I I • I ~ • ' • 1 • • "' Sale.15% off made•to-measute draperies. Ifs our 70th Anniversary! • i • ,, l· ' . iJ I' f \ t .. ' • ' 'I . . " 'f----------------------------------------;)11 ' I - =DD ODD DOD DD ODD DOD . ' l r ! c.... • ' . . ' -:J_-,f;" I , I ' ' I I I I I ' I I I I I . ' I I I , I I I I I I I I ,- l ' ' ' • \ ' ' • ' ' . • ' I . , : I . i ' \ 1 · ~. ~ ' I ; I . '--• Drapery fabrics in hundreds of styles and colors. Choose from antique satins, jacquards, priritS, sheers. Rayon/acetate, cottons, polyesters and more. Made to fit any size window, priced now at 15% savings. With tiebacks, if you wish.-Quality workmanship, including weighted corners, -4" hems and headers. Followthne instructions, bring us the measurements, and we'll have your·draperies made-to-fit. ToMeMtn: I I I I I DD tE D ::= D . I I I· ' I I I I Width : measure from (G) to (H), or simply the Wldlhyou want to cover. • ~ I I I I ·::t-I I I I I I I I I • I I I I I I I I r I I • '- Length: for ce iling to floor leng1h, meatura (A) to (B). For regular floor leng1h measure <9> to (0). For 11!1 length measure from (E) to (F) .. Add 3 Inches Hyou want below-slll leng1h. S•I• pricu in offoct through S1turd1y enlyl :·JCPenney The values are here fN8rY day . • Shop Sunda.y noon to 5 PM at the followlng stores; NEWPORT BEACH, F11h ion lsl•nd. HUNTINGTON BEACH , COSTA MESA, Harbor Conler Pric11 in offoct at oil Penney stores Mond•y. Chorgo ii. •• by do unr sho co and p nan dog noc "bo A and of A wea Zon neig a ta It plac • • am crs Bu Zone obj heig uniU ners bette mast the M hO\\"C lial serv Ko pro more Santa Co m So be le ferry tak "roll ti on Main and t condo But ? _r Bu mper cir is 1lre~dy paft of p1st 'TirMs hive c1ught us' 11y1 Bill Olson Nowhere for.Wheels to Turn Luxury Homes to Silence Laughter in Balboa Fun Zone By CANOAC~ PEARSON 01 tl1t O•llf .. llet St11f ll's such a personal thing here. ' "It's a shame to tear it down," he declared. "So many pe<iple. so many k i d 1 DA IL T PILOT .. Mitt '°" "•!rick O'o.tln1ll L1ndm1rk to fill to redevelopment OAJLV PILOT )l J' Sp~ce Pact Supported WASHINGTON (APl -The Gentral Accounting office has told Rep. William R. Cotter ( D- Conn. l It has no grounds for Interfering with award of a $,')()() million space shuttle con- tract. The 1ward J uly 21 to Rocketdynt Division of North American Rockwell Co, w11 proltsled by Cotter and the Pritlt & W h It n e y Alrcrart Di vision of United Alrcrafa Corp., East Hartford, Conn., unsuccessful bld.der. ll is for a reusable main eng ine for the shuttle orbller. SPECIAL AUCTION of Rare Valuable Authentic PERSIAN RUGS and Other Oriental Ru91 A (Ol'l'lpt.1. ,l.ipm.nl or 9'""; ... "•ncl wo••" , .......... i1 o•h•r Od•nt•l '119• ord•••~ (o• • ci.,;,1'".' ,.1. lnr o•n••1. Ao • r11 ult of th• d oc~ dri\e the1• 90•,.j, W••• "01 re lt•1•d en '''"•· •nd tl.01• fin 1nci•llv l••oon,ibl• ''" 1k, «nD eid ,i.;~""'"' II•~• ll11tri1cled fh•ir U.S. e9enh lo d·•OC•t af ti.~ enti•• 1hio'"enl •f 1uclion. l\i1 d ir1t l 1kip'"•nl, in nut or•'"""· ;, th o l tn••t toll•tloon In tl •1i9'1, ttelhm•n•llip, 1nd color .,f i,,,.,.,,..,d, t ••r •h, ""~'· •nil rul'lll•" W• i,,,., •••• 1••(1 ;,. ell fl u• v•••1 el 11Uin9 l~o f;,.,,/ 111111lity Orienlel ru9• ."nd t •ti>•'• NtWPORTt:R INM 1107 Jombo1•• Rood N•wporl leocll. Collfor11!1 SUNDAY, APRIL •. J .fl.M. Content• intlud•d: ••• r,.,m P.,.;., A,..,,,.:~. C •ut••i•. e,.k h•••· Cl.in•, India, l'1k l11An Afqhoni•l 4n, o n~ ,.,1h •r imoorl•nl rv4, W•l •in9 c•nlt fl. ,.,(10 ;,.eluded ••• "'~"~ p l\, p1rl •ii\, •"d col . lttlof • il t m1. Auc1iol'll'er : lt:ll ROSINILUM llq~ldalor : GLOlt: TRADE t:XCHANGI CO. lllrMS : C•Jll or CltK~ The merry-go-round horses -their garishness increased by lime -ride their up-and- do"·n journey to a cheerful, unrccogniuble tune. especially. depend on It." ,---------------~------ Zoltan the IYJ>!Y, the candy shovel and Sonar Bomber combine forces to draw people and pennie~ into tbe Arcade. Pigeons, peeking at rem- nants of popcorn, taffy and dog-on-a-.stick, w a d d I e in- nocently down the asphalt ''boardwalk.'' And the sea air blows free and cool, adding to the spirit of Balboa's Fun Zone. A lltlle faded with age, weather and use, the fun Zone. like its immediate neighbor the Balboa Ferry, is a landmark in Newport Beach. It is also one of the f~w places like it left anywhere - a smaJI, free 1dml11ion amusement park where the people in it really care about the people who come to it. Now nearing 40 years or age, most or the Fun Zone is 5Cheduled to die after the summer seaSon. The current owner of the one-acre property between Palm A venue and Wuhington Street is John Kon wiser. of JAK Co n struction Co., Newport Beach . CONDOMINIUMS His application for 1 use minium units was continued permit to develop 14 cond~ until June 15 by Newport Beach Planning Commission- ers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kraner will lose living threatened by specujators and through college by letting by a future incompatibility them work here." she added. with the neighborhood . Kraner. almost blind, said How well do frozen bananas only, "What do they wa.nt - and SO-year-old "Test Your condominiums or kids?" The Love Potential" machines fit Krane.rs came to 'Balboa in in "'ith luxury apartments 1919 and the Fun ?.One in'1956. co.sti n• $30,000 lo $90,000 8 They have n9 future plans. ·• They'll wait and see "if'' unit? Nearby residents have something happens, a! will spo~en up to object to the proj-William Kennedy and his family, who operate the oldest eel's proposed three-story ferris wheel in California . height and to push for a city park On the bay instead. 190$ PATENT "It ha! a 1905 patent on it." NO TEARS he slys, gazing proudly at it But no one has cried public-turning in the air. He' also 1y for the Fun Zone itself or operates the btimper cars. for the people who make their merry-go-round and juice bar. Jivin g from it. ''We'll relocatl': And they don't even cry for somewhere," he a d m i t s themselve.c;, but dodge que.~-quietly. "But this is a necessi- tions about their futures with ty as far 11 Jim concerned. "I'll find 1 om et h i n g People come to it from all somewhere." over because they expect Instead they mourn for the morl': here and they get it - Originally a boatyatd, it became the Fune Zone in the late J930s under Al Anderson, who operated it until 19til. when he sold It to settle a liability suit. , A series of companies then owned it before Kon wiser. It was once offered to :Bill Olson and hi.I brother Ray for $535,000, Operator or the Arcade and the hamburger stand, Bill Olson is not sure now whether. he should have taken it. INVESTMENT "But you're talking a 10.. year investment to pay it back and I'm almost 62; my brother 's almmt SO," be said. "Times haVe caught up with us." he added sadly," ·with rtal estate prices like they are." He's been in the "kiddie ride businw" since 1937 and characterizes it as "doing no real serious good but for a small sum of money you can enjoy yourself, be hapPY ."· He, too, feels the proposed destruction "isn1 t cut and dried yet. Maybe enough peo- ple will object to the con- donUnums, to the three stories that cut off the view and it'll stymie the thing." The Olsons also have no specific plans, but they e1n't imagine doing any other tiild of work . Those working at .the Fun Zone aren't as worried about themselves as they are about what they feel it represents and what they feel other Newport Beach reside n ts should prize more dearly: magic, fantasy. love, care and in the name itself, "fun." But pleas to save the Fun Zone didn't cause the delay. objections to the pro~d height and density { 45 dwelling units per acre) did. City plan· ners said they might have a better idea what densities the master plan will call for in the 11rea by June 15. loss or somet hing in whichi-----------------------1 they believe and for the Most nearby residents say, ho\\· ever, that a good residen- tial deve!Opment would best serve the peninsula. Konwiser's purchase or lhe property. purportedly for more than $800.000, from the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company is in escrow. Some or the Fun 7.one will be left. A portion east of the ferry crossing with a Mexican take-OUt and the b a n a n a "rollarama" and another sec- tion between Washington and Main 1treets with a pizza shop and two arcades are not in the condominium area. But their exiltenet. is also children "'ho shared it ~1ith them . And they don't quite accept that anything is really hap- per:iing. • "If they take this out. the y'll be sorry," Mrs. Floyd Kraner said. surrounded by youngsters wbo work with her and her husband al their three booths, Dart Game, Spill the Milk and Ball Game. "Now where will the city's children go to spend their energy?," she asked, calling the Fun Zone "a place where everybody was happy on vaca- tion, where children could 'go and not get in trouble. "And we put a Jot of kids ...... ...lltk•I ...,.,....._, ELECT ••••• TED C. BOLOGH And MYRA KIRSCHENBAUM ALFRED PAINTER FOR COSTA MESA CITY COUNCILMAN RESPONSIBLE , •• COURAGEOUS , , ; HomttJ111Mr 14 11ear1 in Costa Mesa ••• Education Theologian ... Wa11t1t CoUeoc ••• Ford Trade School •. Machinist . , Engineer , , Agt: SS Martitd. Auel.t: $30.000. PROPERTY OWNER. Em ployed : MARTIN DECKER CORP. $1 2,000 yr. Lost J elections but rtspected the voter who gave h~ vote ... LOBBIED FOR THE HOMEOWNER ... My rtquest i1 for SINCERE VOTERS , , , \Vith 11our help wt can do a good job a& 1/0Ut COUNCILMAN!!! . NOT A EUPPET FOR THE Chamber of ' 1----•Commarcel WE PLEDGE HONESTY !!! TED C. BOLOGH-AprR 11 Our 'Springtime' perm. Builds body and strength into every hair. Just s10 . You get tbe works. Shampoo , cut and set-And our Hel ene Cu rt is 'Springtime' perm for s10. Fashi on style cut, 2.24 <::!'' JCPenney ·beauty salon .. No oppolnlmtnl necu11ry. Chorgo I~ ~EWPORT BUCH HUNTINGTON BUCH Sizzling new fastiion story. Penneys makes it brief. Bodice yo«:e bloc!< P<int. 3-H V--dlic checllo, 5-1 3 ... • • • . ' . /_ Long1ie- apple print, 3-11 JC Penney The values are here every day. S-11111)'91 . .. oll lel lo 00 fro m hot to si~ Minis flip ewer matching briefs -. easy-care Ame~ triacetMe jersey knits. Prancing primsond ~ P«'ltS to show tllat summer ts just a sinie "'Y· 2..pieoe ...., in junior slt'eJ!. "•ill lt0t l 't' "Goo.,,,_111 AWfl'tftllj Ctf'l'l!TlillM" l td C. lolefll, CN1nM11, l4J JotMe, C.M, Chlrge theu vetuet et yow ~ P9nMy 11cx1. l'--~~""."""9~~~~~---·-~___,,~~~~~~~~11~~~~~~--"=---..,.~~==~~~~~~~~~·· ' I! - J 0 D.t.ll V PILOT Tl1is Is · Sex City Of West .. J1AJ\1BURG, Germany I AP) -Rene Durand's drooping moustache, taper ing goatee and thinning trtsses give him the appearance of an aging musketeer. · A Hamburg guide book describe.s the native P.ari!lan as a 1e1 apostle ." He regards himself as a theatrical arllst among artless imitators on ane of the most wide-open streets in the y,·orld. Aptl y, its name is Die G r o s s i Freihe1t-1'he Great Liberly. The street branches off the famed Reeperbahn in Ham- burg's district of St. Pauli, and its illuminated signs glow \vith the message or "Sex. Sex. Sex." Durand's eyes gleam ~·ith enthusiasm as he describes- the grand finale of his next show-live sex to the strains of Beethoven 's Choral Symphony. $und1y, Ap~I '· 1972 "It will give the public a . PORTRAIT OF A 'SEX APOSTLE' "''arm head," he says. "They Rene Ou r1nd Oper1tes Theater in Hamburg will not see ii. They "'ill feel ----------'------------ il." ANYTHING GOES The a1nplified sighs of the show in progress seep through the floor of the office above hi s Erotic Theater Salambo. Anything goes on [)qrand's &Lage. Others on The Great Liberty have follov"ed his dar- ilig lead. - Photo finishing special for April! Adolf Westedt is 30, but looks younger . He is a lieutenant ass i gned to Germany's best-known police station, Da vids \I/ache-Davi d's Watch. The station , built in 1850, stands on the corner of the Reeperbahn and Da vid Strasse and ha s inspir~ a series of televisio n shows and motion pictures. Westedt lh•es outside ~lan1 - burg in flat dairy country. The country seems very far from the quarter of a mile red light dis tr ict of SL Pau li with its 4.000 prostitutes. 1,000 pro- curers and 450 bar s. The lieutenant munches on a snack of homen1ade sausage as he plans a series of raids on notoriQus bars. brothels and hotels in the area . The re gular eight-man plain-clothes squad is augmented this nigh t by three dozen standby police from barracks outside the city. TARGETS The first targets are three bars with upstairs rooms for prostitutes. A procurer was beaten and stomped to death outside one -0£ them a ye ar ago. The first raid ne ts two \\'omen and a man "·anted in -~ 119 I " x 10'' color enle1gemenl . · Photo finishing special tor Aprlll Beautiful 8" i 10" color enlargements from any standard si ze Ko dacol or® negative gr color slide. JCPenney The values are here every day. {)ther parts of Ge rmany for Sh9P Sund1y noon to 5 p .M. 1t th• fi?llowlrt11 1tor11: thefls and a robbery, but turns up no drug s or weapons. J..,.1il1bl1 1t: NEWPORT IEACH, F11llie" lil1nd. St. Pauli has been a gather-ing place fo r criminals from . __ H_u_N_1_1N_G_T_O_N_•_»_c_H_._H_,_,,_;,_•1_•_• _c_ .. _.,_,._,_;,_,_a_._. _. _ch_._.,_,_;1_· _1 other parl.5 of Germany and a cleari ng h{)use for drugs and stolen good s. "We want the criminals lo say. 'The cops are playing crazy. Don't go to St. Pauli,' " \Vestedt said. Kids Like to Ask Andy SPRING TRIMESTER APRIL 24th THROUGH AUGUST 4th Pepperdi11e University ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENT CENTER '-r 1Clled1le ef cl.uet. wrlte Dr, D.c11, Pe,,.'41119 U11lffr1ity, 1035 S. Yer-•t A.ff .. l" ......... C•llf. •0044. NOW h tlle tlnte te CALL FO• APlJOINTMINT te PLAN YOUl SP.ING SCHIDUll, fer 4MStle• c9'1 546°lfl I I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I S1trniy ef 1 ... 1.._ Dlrictff Studies ll'rl..c1,i... ef lce11e"'k1 ,.. .... .,1.1 hychelotf Curre11t lce11eMlc Pre~le1n1 M• ... 1m•1tt & Y1l11" H1111te11 lt1letlo111 f•1t11d.tle1tt Pt!.cl,IM •f M••• .. Mrtt I PSYCHO..LOG_Y I Tlteori.1 ef P1rso11•1/ty Per111101ity Assir11men• POLITICAL SCIENCE I sr.tlstks Co1111tell11t & Guldenc1 CORRECTIONS flrolll.tJe11 & Perel• I St•t• I lecel Ge""'IMllt l11tre. te Am.,lc111 Gner11'11111t Adml11lttrotlo11 of C:rhnht•I J1tstk. I ENGLISH I Mod11r11 Sho'!.._Stery l ible • Ll,.tot11r• -/tdtorteed Com,011tl1t1 l GoraMlftOt APflllCATIONS NOW 'lllNG ACCEPTED FOR THI. SP RI NG talMISRll-WHICH llfllNS APRIL ~PLIC~TONS ,.011 FINANCIAL AID SHOULD ALIO II SUIMITTID PROMnLY. - •• --j Shifts 15 Gears The ' Girl Drives a Truck Callfornla'a Largest Display of Dlnln• & Game Seta automatic transmissio n. but 113-pound Peggy has no dif· ficulty shifting lS gears. GAME SETS GALORE! Her fa ther observed that on the \l.'est Coast there are 1nany husban<I and wif• trnck dri'· I 1085 EUCLID ST• POTTS Vil.LE. Pa. I AP t - Pretty, ptlite 18-year-old Peg· IY Ney of New Philadel phia. has more miles to her cred it backing a vehicle than ~iris Qr boys her a11e ha ve logged dri\'· Ing forward , since a rt~ r graduating from high schoo l, she became a truck dri ver. Peggy was hired by her lather. Jim Ney. as second driver on his transcontinental trlps. A "navigator of the con- crete sea." l\'ey has traveled In 49 states and Canada for more than 20 years. Each trip Peggy and htr dad make 10 the \Vest Coast takes about lO days with lS cRrgo dropl!. They make two such trips a month. The rig Peggy handles is 55 feet long, a 1970 Diamond Reo with gross weight of 73.000 pounds. The huge vehicle is equipped for the comfort or the drivers "'llh air-conditionin&. sleeping compartments, power plant for electricity !!;nd cooking equipment . ing teams but the women FOUNTAIN VALLEY dri\'e mostly on interstate-~ SAN 0,fc;O ftlfW>.J 1 I!! turnpike roads. His daughter ~ rucuo .sr. l li~~o~~ -. • ., • • ( . ' • ' " ' is no easy ro•d dri'"· Ney 9'2·3325 or 546·1Hl points ou t. She dri ves on l \vo-OPIN t DAYS A WUIC Jane and dirt roads as-well as Mo1101T tMtU r11011 1•=00 A.M. '' ,,,. P.M. U~~~~~:::;::;::~~;;·~•w;•~"~r:•U~·:•;••;"~':••~•;••~·~~ the modern avenues of Some women driv ers need transportation. • 1-5°/o OFF Our entire Line of Broa·dloom carpeting. • Throu-gh Wednesday only! 10 continuous 1 ament ny - lon. The luxury of shag in care· free nylon. In 9 decorator shades. Orig. 5.99 sq. yd. 51 0 Now ·~.y (. ~ lntrique , olyester shag pile adds con - t emporary drama to your home In 9 se nsational colors. Orig. 6.50 sq. yd. . . 52 Now 5 .q r1 [ Whisper } 100°/o Rodell polyester. f;lot as shaggy as shag, not as formal as plush. 14 decoralorcotors. Orig. 7.99 sq. yd. 6 7 8 Now .q.u( Heiress Beautiful thick "Hei ress" ny- lon shag pile carpetin g. tn 11 vi brant sol id colors. Orig. 8.99 1q. yd. Now 7~~ 1 New World I Leve l lo op printed pa tterns give a new fa s hion look. dis- guise footprints. In 3 prints, 13 cot ors . Orig. 5.H sq. yd. 51 O Now ,-.· l Soi re J luxurious 100°/, nylon plush pile carpe ting . In 8 beautifu l solid co lors . Orlg.1.99 sq. yd . Now8~ I Surfcomer 100°10 tufted construction ny - lon carpet In two -tone color.!l- t1ons. Recarpet tod !ly and save . Orig. 9.50 1q. yd. 8 0 8 Now sq.yd . i hese are just a few of the many great carpets that are reduced 15% H1ru Wednesday ! . . JC Penney (he values are here everyday. shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following .stores: Av•il•ble •I: NEWPORT BEACH , Fashion lsl•nd. HUNTINGTON BEACH , Hunlinglon Ceriter. Use Pe nneys Time P~ymenl Pion. ... ' f'Y.' ~ i I •· ' ' > r '" ' ·~ 13 01. SIZE DEP ~Super Protein HAIR SPRAY Cuditius split ends and adds thickness as it holds. 7 01. Site JOHNSON ~~' ''Pledge'' SPRAY WAX -.._. __ ::.::-..:..-:=-; GE•llR Re1ular or Lemon. Cotton Socks Absorbent wit~ snug·ltllin& &s~ heels & wiggle room at toes. 111. lie PAK OF 2 • SALE! TUSSY Roll -on , Crum or Stick n . 59c Spray 79c 1 ot. Anti -Perspirant SPRAY 1 59 13 tz. • • INTRODUCING ''LOVE'S'' son WATER SKIN CA~E • • , CORDAY ANMUAL EVENT Spraygrance .Light Cologne - DA IL y PILOT ,, 11 • • ·--.:__. . I {~ I J 16 oz . SIZE ''L I'' yso TOILET BOWL CLEANER s- MIYOl Y 49' LOW PllCl 32 oz . SIZE !{~ff{. I 111u 11t" , CUJ.111 :--..--: ·~ e··· Mop & Glo MOP. GlO FLOOR SHINE CLEANER Cleans and Shines As You Mop! ft ..... rvr1Y011 J .29 LOW PllCt 20 01. SIZE ''Dow'' BATHROOM CLEANER 16 01. SIZE ''RAID'' ANT & ROACH KILLER s- MITtlT 99' LOW PIKI 8.4 01. SIZE ''Wizard'' WICK DEODORIZER Chic11f Fra1rucn. .. ~---· " • ' • • .. - 7." if :< :< ~ ~ • •• ;: •• ~ •• •• .. ·-.. .. • .. ., :1 " -~ ~ -· •• .. .. ' • " . " • -· • " .. .. • " .. " I ' • • ' I I t I .. ~ • • , • , • ' -. • . • ~ ~ • • . • • • • • • I 2 DAil Y PILOT SundJy, April •. IIJ72 ' Yorty-isms Flow .Freely From Speake rs P odiu1n By JACK BH.OBACK 01 HI• O•HY '°li.t 11•11 Call San1 \·orly . the peripaletic mayor or Los Angeles. \\'hat you u·ill- he comes on loud and clear \\'ithout undue oratorical ranting. . In a r e c e n l talk before ,the Orange Coun ty Forum of Town Hall at Disneyland l·lotcl. \'arty hammered a1va y al what he called the nalio.n ·s eroding status as a tnilitary f>O\Yer com pared lo the Soviet U n ion and hjt harder on the lilck t1f fiscal responsibili.ty in the Ni xon Admini stration. Yorty is a so1neli1nes candidate for the l>emocratic non1ina t1on for President but he does not get along wilh 'l!OSI Democrats any bett er than he does 11·ilh lhe Repub- ""tltans. · 11 is dil'firult tu ex plain 11•hal \·orty does so effec· lively from !he speaker s platform. His lo\v key style, peppered 11·ith subtlf' humor and some not so sub tle, hold!! his audience in a rnanner \\•hich fe"' speakers can match. He pleads and cajols. smiles. laughs. all lvithou t arrn \raving, shouting or pounding on the rosfrum. •£ere ls Yort y. pa ra1lh1·ased. on our defense posture: 111:01•c" -Rearrange1ne nt of our national priorities to give vital 1nil itary and technological superiority a high priority is essential to the survival of the nation in the race of the grO\l'ing. a\1·esomc po"·er or Com- munist Russia. Our nation i.~ Ht the crossroads in v1e1Y of rnassi\'t Hussian militarv buildup. \\le ha\e lust our slralcgic superiority and our defenses are beconl. ing ineffective at a rapid rate. It \\·as lh<' n11lil<1ry strength of lhe U.S . tha! kept the Russians tron1 turn ing the Berlin \Vall cri~is into \\'orld \Var Ill. It was this same streng1 h that faced do1\'n 1he Hussians in Cuba and prevenle<t the Arab·lsraeli 1\·ar from. engulfing 1he 11'urld 's l1Yo super po\\'Cr.~ in direct confron tation . fSant doesn·t pronounce it Cuber. He's frorn Nebraska ). He praised M>n. :\lar·garct Chase Smith . the ~Jaine Repub lica n for her re<:ent magazine article "II is Time to Speak for l\'alional Defense." Senator Smith. labeled the apathy of the AmCricari people a"bout thei r nalion "s securit y as "incredible ." She argued that Russia is gaining nuclear superiority an d contended thal the President \1•ill be greatly handicapped in the futur e by having to negotiate \1•ith the Communists from a position or weakn ess. Yor1y on lhc Co1nn1unisls; • -\\lhile 11'l' Ir.I' to appease 1hc Sn\'icl ~. their telev ision is hamtnering a\\•ay at American life. dcp icling the U.S. as a society filled "'ith injuslice, po\'erty, racism. polil icn l l'urrupti on. ;ind \1eakness. V<ilentin Zorin. lhc l:u~sian l'on1n1ent~tor. zeroes in on the flourishing PQ\\'er of the Ku Klux Klan 111 A1neric:1n. He shO\\'S riclures nf black JX'"fple allegedly killed or injured b.v l\lan snlen. noting , "These are not the dark days or Amerita's pa.~! .Thi.~ is Arnerica 110\I' ... !I suppose the dissidents upon hearing thal "·ould say "right on" 11·11h clenched fi sls ~. Valenl in Zorin C\'C'll !oh.I his \'1e1\'Cl"S lha1 former president Harry 1·ru- n1an and \Varren l!:;rding ,,·ere Klan me1nbcrs. \'or ly on eeologists and en1·iron n1entalists: -Th('.I' cried that rhe SST \\'OU!d ru in lhe atmosphere and tht earth anrl bring on skin cancer. fl1i litary airmen ha1'e been rlying at supersonic specd.!i for years 11·ithout su(fering any such effec t. \'orly on the tree pr!'ss; -There is no such thing as a frre press in AmerlC'a. 11 is cont rolled by the ne\\'Spapcr and telev 1s1on net1vork 01\·ncrs. "fh('y print \Yhal they Ii\\('. Their rorrn of ccensorship is a round \1aste reccptiicle. If they don·\ like \\'hat you say they Joss ii. 3doysonly AFTER EASTER SALE starts monday. April 10 t~ ' Bay Schools Tur11 Dow11 l11tegration SAN FRA NC ISCO IAPI -The Board of Education ha s rejected a junior high school inleJ!"ralion proposal, mak ing San f'rancisco the first major city to reject such a plan since President Nixon's 111oratori un1 on busing last month. The Board \'Oled 4-3 Thursday night again st a plan to sta rt junior high in- tegration b~· busi ng fey,·cr tJJan 2,000 seven th. graders. Tht're are about 19.000 students in 1ht' cuy·s 19 junior high schools. Before !he vote. BcnJ<i rnin Cris well, president of the local chapter of the National A!isociation for the Advance of Colored Pel'lple. threatened a possible suit to l'Ompel desetlregat ion of all se<:Olldary schools iii the district. NAACP suits led 10 t·our l ordered in- \·estip;a1ion -by bu sing -or San Fran· cisco's 97 clem~ntary schools last fall. Schpols Supt. Thomas A. Shaheen. an ardent busing proponent. said the board 's decision ··puts the ·school district of· ficiall y in the position· of holding only to elementary dcsegregalion.'' Shabeen cautioned that any successful deseg regation suits "\\•ill rorce t~e sc hool district into adoptin~ a plan \\'t\h very. very lit l.le 1in1e and with \'cry little notice to the l'Omn1un11y.'' ''I think dcseJ!_re1?al1on in San Fr1u1cisco io; inrvitahlc. a'\ it is throughout the ('Oun· tr~ .. ·• he said. "The problem is \\•hen ... Thr supcrinlendfll! suhrnilted lhc rCjet·ted 1>l<1n to the bo;1rd as an a1rcrna1ivc ro onr invo lving the Dusln!! 1)f 10,000 seven1h. eighth and ninth graders. The board ·s at tion brought cheers fron1 n1ore than JOO Chinese parents. \\•hi\e blacks and pro-busing "'hiles \Yere disap· pointed. Speaking against Shaheen·s proposal. Dr. Serena Low of Concerned Chinese Parents. charged. '·Nol one attempt has been made to imp rove communications bet1-1•een the school districl and the Chinese parents. and as a result our freedom schools shall continue and shall expand .·• Co11su111 er Office Opens i11 LA LOS A1~GELES 1UPJ ) -The Bureau or Consun1er Affairs, the city's nev;e st agency, opened last week \Yi\h broad PO"'ers to n1ove against fradulenl business pr~ctices. The bureau. funded by a one-year federal grant, operates out ef City Hall \1ith a staff of 21. including 13 in· vesligators. It al so will rely on several volunleers. according Lo Fran Jellison. general 1nanager of the· Department or Social Services. under which the bureau operates. Famlly Circus '111 Bil Keane Reagan Draws Laugli With Paperwork Tale SACRM.tEt-.'TO -G o v . You were not supposed lo read Ronald Reagan told a con- ference on solid w a s t e management last Wet!k that his administration has begun buying recycled newspaper. But he said !he easiest way for governmenl to help pollu- tion Is just to eliminate about two-thirds of its paperwork. Reagan drew laughter when ht related what he said \1•as a true story abou t bureaucracy in \Vashington. "W e're be-tending this is an outboard motor, but it 1s real ly Mommy 's eg g grinder. '1 He sa id a clerk accidentally 1Yas given a secrel docu1nent. r1utifully initiated it and routed the paper to the proper of· ficial. Reagan said the official senl ly clerk with a noted saying : 'Career' • Criminal Se11tenced SAN RAFAEL (UP\l Con victed felon Ed\\•ard \\' SAVE FROM COSTA MESA DESTRUCTION ' The planned conglom•r•tlon or frMwtys •nd 1xpre1sw1y1 will reduce th• City to• hl9hw•y lnterch•nt•· Wt are urgo~tl In nHd of ,lTITION WORKERS (Co1ta Mesa only) small contribution• in this effort. Don't 9ambl1 that oth9r1 might 1hould1r yevr 11har1. Joln- "CLEAN Al ," Box 4157,, lrvino. T1l1phon~: 4f4..St24. Del'aney anr1 the man 11•ho sat l~-------------------------~·1 in judgn1en1 of hin1 un-1• dcrstand each other. '-'·11 ·s not too of!en \1'e con1e up 11·1rh a fe llo\Y like you \l'ho is a career criminal." fl·larin County Superior Court Judge Hen ry Broderick said last \1·eek. "True. your honor.'' De- \'aney 21 ns11•ered . 1 DENTAL PLATES • Bridgework • Fillings • X-Ray • Extractions ALL ON INSTANT CREDIT TERMS All Credit Handled By My Office! No Bank or Financ• Co. To Deal With COn Approvrci CrediO PENTOTHAL The judge said. "On that 1 great day 11·hcn the gate opens. you'll be in so1nebody's l safe just RS soon as ) ou can get the C'quipn1ent and too l's! logcthcr .. , j · 1·hen he senl('nced De \'ancy. 43. of" Alan10. to concurrent! senlence'i of 10-40 years and s.. 1 .,,_ __ ,..._ .... ,.....,.....,""'.'..,....,~..,...,.~~...,,..."4 years-to-l ife for armed rob-I UNION MEMBERS & SENIOR CITIZENS bery and safecra cking. Devaney had been convicted for hl s role in the October, 1971 predawn robbery of the Trident re s 1a u ra nt in sausalito. At least thr~ menl used scuba di ving equipn1ent and a yacht in the ir raid on the "·aterfront establishment.I A probation report o n Devaney showed he had a 10·1 year crinunal recorcl. WELCOME DR. -OAKES . IN MESA DENTAL CENTER 267 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA PHONE 646· 1882 ' No Appointment N•cess•ry Quick Plate Repairs While You Wait OPEl'I SAT. 'TIL 1 P.M, P1IC1 P111Uc'1 AClvtr1iseml!ftl this. Please e r • s e your in· ilials. and inilial your erasure. the document back to the low- IN COOK'S '\ CORNEi Felio\\· Ne\vporters : I am ~lrs. \Varren \Vaters -house11·ife and mother of three daughters, ages 16. 14 and 12. \Ve have Jived in the Broadmoor Harbor Vie\Y Hills section of Corona del l\1ar for the past five )'ears. I \rish to speak lo you on behalf of Dee Cook. the most •:icperi1nc1d, qu1 li· fied candidate J'or the N e \V po r t Beach Cit y Council. Dee Cook is an indtptndent candidate _1rho will be a full-time Councilman. He has al\1·ays been a staunch supporter of be t· ter schools 'in Ne,vport Beach. J have personally observ· ed Dee's high degree of intelli~ence an d ability to understand and solve many con1 plex problef\15 \11hile serving on the City Council in the sixties. \\'e are 1nost fortunate tn have a man such as Dee Cook -offer his ~er1·ices to our Cit y. Dee Cook·s past cont ri· butions ha1·e made Ne1\·· port Beach a better place in 'r hich to live. \Ve're ,:.!Oing to vo te for Dee Cook on April 11 . \\"e hope you \\'ill too! 5•v• ,....,,.,, !tr Ht,.,.rltrl VOTE FOR P. D. "Dee" Cook ~ Nt"\11111 City W~ (..,PKll 1.ltcliN Al'f'll 111h ~ikl l•r 'Y ... iU!llHrl flf CNk~ .t.1 'I, seo.-.l. 1:z::1 Gok11nrM, c~. Marcus M. Mark Porter CITY COUNCIL H.B. APRIL 11 THE POPULAR CHOICE! A Select Group of DRESSES • BLOUSES • SPORTSWEAR ENDORSEMENT BY THE DAILY PILOT AND THE HOME COUNCIL-BY THREE CITY COUNCILMEN. PLUS HUNDREDS OF LEADING CITIZENS IN OUR COMMUNITY CLEARLY MAKES MARK PORTER THE MOST OUTSTAND ING CANDIDATE IN THE CITY COUNCIL RACE • Councilm1n Jack Green-" Porter is my choic•" Councilman Al Coen-''Porter would make a fine councilman" Councilman Ted B•rtl•tt-"Porter is well qualified" 1/3 off A Group of Slfgfltly Imperfect summER FASHIOOS 1/2 off Famout Bnnd Panty Hose 2.prs -s1 l imited Ou1ntlty ·Only while they Intl _Ont Sizt Only :teit1 &. Tawny OPE N LATE-MONDAY NIGHT NEWPORT BEACH 11111\on 11\"'d ind now\ LA HABRA, FASHION SQUARE • City Treasurer, Warren Hill-" Porter g•ts my vot•" Library Board Ch•irman-"Porter is needed on HB City Council'' Mrs .. Cha s. Vavra-''Planning Commissioner Porter helpe d-cs and listened to our prob - lem. We certoinly bock f,im 100 '/.." Mr. Tom Welch-former City Councilman -' Porter has dem onstrated his dedicatton to this c;ommunity , he is certain ly qualified. he should be on tne city counc il" •••. Mr. Bob Morris-Businessman-"! colleCI oil Planning Commis~ioners to come look at my prob lem to re ach an intelli ge nt Oecision- Mo rk Porter wo s the only on e to toke th o time ...... Mrs. Prim Shd 0 -Anist. Director Hunting- ton Center mall-"1 hove worked with Mork Porter over 9 yeors-1 om delighted to work- to ge t him elected" , • , • YOU HAVE 3 VOTES APRIL 11 JOIN US! Give one to elect -Marcus M. (Mark) Porter AND GET -ACTION~ 4 b m'"'""" 11«1 M•rtlllt M. Ol'i•rtll hl'llt, Cftlltmt n, Prim $/IN , 17M1 YI• ..... IM. Mllllllf!ltell 19MJI, • , • l • ·- ., • -I • t I ! ~ l ' • I l ' l ' i l ' I ' t l , • • •• • • Cities~ Bike • ID By RUDI NIEDZ!El.'iKI ot .. O•ltJ l"lltt Stitt IRVINE -Duane "S1vede" Carlson, 41, of Irvine, i:s a respectable law-abiding citizen who normally 3\'0ids getting traffic tickets. Last January he deliberate)y sel oul to get a citation fro1n ;in •Orange County Sheriff d e p u t y and immediately became the hero or evt:ry kid on hi s block. Carlson, assistanl editor of a national motorcyCle n1agazine, did it by riding his tra1lbike over a nearby, vacant lot in run knowledge that he was violating Section 38.051 or the ~Enginee1-ing Fai1· Slated F'or Youth COSTA l\1ESA ~ l\1iddle and high school students "'ill have an opportunity to display their scientific kno\';r . how at the 17th annual Orange County Science and Engineering Fair in ~Inv . Prizfs \Viii be awarded for the best exhibits and briefs in each or 11 categories. The fair will be held twlay 9- 14, at the Orange Count.y Fairgrounds \Vith the awards progran1 set for l\1ay 12. During the fair students will have an opportun.ity to discus~ t)\eir projects with Jeadin~ scientists and en g ine er s. Public seminars planned for 1.:fay 14 will be conducted by sweepstakes winners. Jud ging will be based on «:reative ab i Ii t y, scientific thought and communication <kills. Special av.•ards v.•ill be presented by 'rhe America n I nstilu tc of Aeronautics and Astronautics, the Association for Computing Machinery, the Health Pl1ysics Societr. the Orange County Engineering Council . the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association, the Society of Ae rospace Material Proce!is Engineers, the Society of Petroleum Engineers iind the Society or Technical \V r i I er s and Publishers. Orange C o u n t y Ordlnan4.-e Code. The section, In effect since July 1970, prohibits I.he riding or motorcycles on private pro- perty unless "'rilten permis- sion has been given by its o"•ner. Similar ordinances h a v e been passed by numerous cities along the Orange Coasl and are d~signed to protect homeowners from eye!,. noise and dust. The blanket laws also pro- hibit riding in remote areas where no housing tracts exist. As a result many youngsters have been forced to garage ~ Patriotic Contest Set BUENA PARK A 11 Orange County high school seniors can enter a "patriotic slogan" c o ntest . with scholarship prizes t o I a 1 i n g $500, being sponsored by the Am er icanism Educational League at Knoll's Berry .Farm. Entries musl be reecived t1l L e a g u e headquarters. a<I· jaceQl to. Knott's Indepen- dence ·Hair 1rf Buena Park, by 5 p.m. "April 28. Entry blanks 11re availa ble at all public and private high schools. chambers of commerce and the League. The three top w i nner" receive checb !er $250, $1 50 and $100. their machines and "'alt unUI their parents_ had the time to take them to legal riding areas. Carl!iOn claims his ~uc cessful test case against the Orange Countyordinance has invalidated these la"'S . lie cites an opinion by Judge. William \V . Thompson or the Central Orange Co u n t y Judicial District as proof. Judge Thompson holds the ordinance in conflict with tbe superceding State Pen;d COOc1 &ction -~--Oil).-wn-rc h declares that clyclists may nol ride in fenced or posted pro- perty. lf neithe r condition RoadRa.lly Schedulecl For Scouts NEWPORT BEA Cfl Orange County Boy Scout Ex- plorers will take part in a road rally Saturday, when up to 90 cars will start from Newport Beach driving a specially developed couriie. The rally is sponsored by Phillips Buick of l.;iguna Beach. Orange Co u n t y International ' Raceway and SCAT, Sports Car of All Types. SCAT "''iii course, check timing. ' lay out the and administer Explorers wanting to enter should_contact the Orange Empire Area Boy Scouts Council or report to the Philco-Ford Corporation park· ing lot on Ford Road at 7 a.m. WINDFALL ANAliEl~1 I~ I~ s Lodge 1345 received :i. check ror $2,000 recently. An investigation reveal· ed that it came fro m the estate of a \\'Oman l\·ho had been helped by the lodge nearly·50 years ago. when she was penniless and had seven fatherless children to feed . prevails., riding is pennlssible, unless the cyclists Is ordered off the property by Jts owner. Such was the case In Carson's neighborhood riding area. "This property is right behind University Park. It's undeveloped. it's not posted and it's not fenced." said Carlson. "I have never heard one unmuffled motorcycle out there. yet the cops come out and chase them orr. That's really peculiar especially since fl9J .eJghbor__liad ever con1- plained. '' The "written permission'' clause. Carlson alleges was tacked onto the ordinance as l!lrl1111it:r' Choke \Villiam S. Hulsy, trial attorney in the Lon g Beach city prosecutor's office and resident of )fission Viejo, has been named campaign direc· lo r by Congressman .John G. Schmitz (R- 'fustin) \Vho is seeking re-election in the 39th Congressional Di strict. Bcur Brunl CAP.I:: ·ro\\1N IAPI -1"he South African police .killed 52 persons and wound ed 225 last year in the performance or their duties. Of the 52 killed, one was white, 1n was of mix· cd race and the rest \\"ere black. Arctic , Front Chills East Tliu1ider~ T'w~St:eis .Hit 'Georgili, Te1tnessee ARBUCKL E & SON WESTCLIFF MORTUARY f!'7'E. 171h St, Costl· Mesa 111-4111 • BALTZ BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del !\far 673-SCSO Costa Mesi '45-UZ' • llELCBROADWAY MORTIIAllY Ill Broadway, Cost• ~fes• LI S-3431 • McCOIL\fiCK LAGU NA BEACH MORTUARY 1715 Laguna Canynn Rd. 414·!1415 • PACIFIC VIEW ~IEMORIAL PARK Cemetery l\tortoary Chapel 35fl Pacific View Orlve Newport Beach. Calilorui1 114-1'1111 • PEEK FMllLV COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7101 Bois a Ave • Westminster 193-35%5 • '11THS' MORnJARY m M•I• s~ RuntinJtoa Staci. 53M$.lt 1111 v.•r "ltil ~ fC,lC'C ": 1 ~ " " " IO followed bv oel!in1 11111. Colo WIVf •ncl frO)! W••nintJ ·~ lendeO '' tar ooulh IS lh• Vlr9i'lias. LltlM! snow tell tn Ille 01kDTas 111(1 r1ln cl1moeo&d !he P1cltlc Nortnw~1. btil lo• !he moH p1rl, dry ll'lcl fa!r weatner prev1neo we" of lh• MlsslHIPPI. T11moer1!ur1s before d1w11 ringed from 4 below ~ftD 11 Houllon, Mii~. to 11 •I Co1u111. Tex. Collfor11io Saft Fr111CIKG 81'f Arel -F•i• lht0U9h SUnd•r ella!PI PlklM' ot flrlr mornlnt low c1oucl1. Liiii,. 11moer1rur1 cnan111. Hltl!• Sundav In 1"'41 «11. Low 100111111 In Ille .ios. We$1trlr wll!O 10 to 20 n"IPI!. Nor1hern i nd cenlr1l C11itornl1 - Fair thrOU'Qh Suno•v except 111rt1w C:oortol Weather Foe arid 1-<;IOUcl~ will move In 11lon11 the c~I Oud nt tr.. nltlhl Ind l!<'ltiv mornlne, bul S o u I h I r n C:1111oml•"' daytime -•Iller will be mostly simnw 111rou1h S11ncl•v. weether '0l~'W,;1C:!i wealher Service ulcl lhef"t -.Id bf 111111 d'llrlg'I in tem- Pffillures Sund•'f• wltti hl1h1 In Ille '°5 1nd 10I tllr-l'lovt Southern C1tllornle. LEADERSHIP WITH INTEGRITY RE-ELECT Donald D. HIPLEY "tou-:vote for the Man 1•_ •0 u-VClfe_fu_Hls_Re.cord_ "vou-vote for Your City T_hen VOTE for Donald D. Shlpley IX fllcuR1'"") . HUNTINGTON HACH CITY COUNCIL "PROGRESS WITH COMMON SENSE" c.,,.mltt• Te •HIHt DenaW D. lhlpl'Y • ,r .. & Lfllft 1111111"' ''"'""" ,,_,,. .. IUI L•!l'ltlrt Or1¥t M1111t1ntflfl l "tl C•lif, '1"7 ·- . an effective means of restric· "'ould be oul of his n1ind to ting all ridlng. deny it," Carl.son claims. "They kne1v the owners Deputy District Attorney "Win• 11 Our Only 8u1ine11" WE C:ARRY ALL DOMESTIC AND A LARGE SELECTION OF FINE EUROPEAN WINES 2811 NEWPORT BLVD. .::,;,·.~. NEWPORT BEACH 675-5361 "'ould not dare give consent Louis Catdenas, h o w e v e r , because it \Vt I \d make then1 said Carlson '!' interpretation liable for any· accident.s that of the test case is debatable. occurred on their prperty," he "This does not necessarily maintains. "As it \VAS before, n1ean that every judge clown ' if the o"'ner didn 't kJ'IO\\' the hall is going to agree "·ith anyone "'a., riding on his that decision," he said. "\\'el side.red liable," ;111d g_o to a higtler l'OUrl fOJ an property, he \\'as nol con· rnay have to appeal th is case~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The l\\'O-\\'heel evangells"t. ullimate decisior . .'' "'hO "'On his case wilh the aid I============== of a motorcycle.oriented at· torney. said he \\'Ould advise others to cha llenge the la"11S. "'I think they could file a demurrer citing my case as precedent and any judge CJ1anther Opposes Initiative SANT AN'A -Opposition to the clean environment in- itiative. Proposition 9, has been expressed by directors of the Orange County Chamber of Co mmerce. A resolution board calls passed by the the· measure ''econon1ically un~ound and loo sely drawn '' -- The proposition qualiried for the June 6 ballot through the initiative process. Its major sec tions dea l with clear water 11nd air, and citizens' rights to obta in injunct ions 11 g a i n s I polluters. In announcing its opposition, Chamber President Lucien D. SPRING SALE! FANCY~ KOi ALL SIZES 50% OFF WATER WATER IMPORTED LILLI ES HYACINTH FLOATIN!> • TYPE 2 ••• s500 WATER KOi LETTUCE a1:0 -WHIT £ 6 ••• s100 FOOD PINI( -YELLOW •1 1. Protei" Pacilic Goldfisl1 Farn1 OPEN DAILY 10-S Cloud Tuffd1y ·~~~· 893-7105 14842 EDWARDS ST., WESTMINSTER Aquarium Sale All WITH COVERS ---S Gallon • WA1 lf.'S l\IOW s5as 10 Gallon WA~ SU.1~ NOW s911 6 Gallon Show WAS fl1.)1 HOW s 11 OD I Gallon Show WA' lll.91 HOW s 11 as 10 Gallon Show WA~ t?1.IS HOW s1311 15 Gallon Show WAS 136.IS HOW s2200 6 Section WAS U1.1S HOW Truhill stressed that pa ssage!~~~~~~~~~============:;=~~~~~~~~~~~ u·ould create difficullies for li -• "Tlli• 1111 .. 1• i1 NI ¥1ry ""'"'""" w111t tJ,000 <•" ••ell dl'f .., ... ...,., e1vo. A pl•11 l•r veto;.:IH •r PtoPl4!1 " • LEIGHTON For Costa Mesa City Council "Bick to Pl•nning For Peopt." lower income groups becaupe. he clain1ed, it "'ould mean all l used cars \\'ould be inoperati ve after 1974. The resolution also stales: ""'Ording of ,n1ajor portions of the initiat ive invite differences of interpretation \\'hich could tie up enforc- ement with extended litigation thus delaying t h e en· v i r o nmental improvement which the measure was sup-I posed to ad vance." The Chamber "will support carefully drawn and workable air and water po l lution codes." accorc",·g to the resolution, as "'ell a s "legislati-On to protect and preserve the limited natural resources or our state." ' e DESIRES ECOLOGY NOW e WANTS GREATER EFFIC IEN CY e LONG EXPERIENCE IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION e KNOWS HOW TO ORGANIZE ANO PROGRAM e PROVEN COMMUNITY LEADER YOUR VOTE FOR LEIGHTON APPRECIATED LAWRENCE ' . ' WILL PROTE.CT YOUR VIEW! Lawrence ls the candidate you can believa in! Since 1946, one of Laguna·s leading merchants and most active citizens . READ HI$. LETTER PROTESTING HIGH-RISEll IN 1961 lAWRENCE SENT THIS LETTER OF PUBLIC RECORD OBJECTING TO THE SURF AN.D SAND P:.~.·t ~.9'-.lTf-; , .. ,t !.CUiH co,.1,~: fOU~.: .. • ·o crrrcDURc11- La""11• !taen City Pl!Ulninc: C~•=1•:1on La(Un& Btach, Cal1rorn1& ~.end.int. to v~. 1982 a-Jrf and SM.d lilot.!l 146, I , Coe.it. H1 [tll1IJ l• a .W.t1pl• prop1rt7 owner, •nd •it.h. a blaJ.Da•• in t he ai:ea for twent7-one 7e1r1, 1 .ould lik• to pre1m \ ar protttit ot t he propo1ed 1nc~ase by ve..rl..nce the bll1l41.nc hel&ht !1'0ll Jj !1et to 47 !e1t d.l r1ctlf 1cro11 ihe 1tr1et . Tbtrt 11 no \u11t1on that th1 1 1ll:tra1e height would nco1,tt ... 11• h11D-rl11 blllldtna• ell alonr, t.lie BCN.l.waN &Ad rlt.ho.lt. qu1att on would d1 etro1 the oblt.rao"r ot wt oo..wdty •hloh. •• with to 1r111rwt. • THINK LAGUNA • VOTE lAWRENCE! The ltllleptnolenl C••l••te wl!ll Mtre Experience lhln -t!ll l•t11mbems, cemblned "LIT 'S STOI' PIGHTING AND STAllT FUNCTIONING " Lawrence hu Ille Time 1nd Enercr It &Ive His aest! , ., i 'i > , I J 4 DAILY PILOT Longer Terms Spain 11oughens N a,rcotic S ta1ice · By RICHARD MOWR~R c~~hll•11 l d tllCt M ..... u ... lt•V!Ct MADRJn -Sp;iin i.o; sttp- ping up its li,:?hl lo stem lhe 1pre11ding narcot ics scl'lurgc. Antidrug lC'gislallon h " s been revit~'ed: the pf'ni:ill) for 1muggling narcotics into lhe C'Ountry ha,s increased tenfold : the maximum priS-On 11rnlence fnr \'iolation oJ the dru~ l;i\11s. '-'hirh used to be 12 years and 1 day, is now 20 years. The numbtr of persons de· t11int.d on drug <.·h;irgr!I: totaled 1.295 in 1971. Of the:<e 520 \\'f'rP- foreigners. In 1969 the nlirn hfr \l.'as less than half that · fifll in- cluding 299 non-Spani<trdo;, In 1967 the total stood At 29.1. -· .'.fhe-big Increase is at - tributed par1l y to the f;i cl that more people ha ve ~en gtlling involved In drugl'i: but ;inother fa ctor is thal the Spanish autho rities ha ve beCflme ex- tremely vi~ilant so thtit more drug-law v1olt1tors are getting caught. Also. cooperation a n d coordlnalion with olher coun- tries is de veloping . T he American EmbRssy in ~1adrid I~ one or 57 Anieritan em - b11.ssies around the world In Y.'hich a U.S. narcolies-contrQI orficcr ha s been permanently assigned . In one wa y, Spain's stiff narcotics laws ha v.e eased : The minimum senfj!nce for trafficking used to be six years and a da y; it has now been cul to six months. The 1hif& to leniency in th is in- 11tance Wil3 made to gi ve the courts more nexibility in cases w he re extenuating circu mstances exist. But this apparent tolerance can bf' and nf1rn js obhtrra1Pd by the very heRvy r1 nr.s lmpt>!lcd hy the ru.~tom courts. lnahilil~· "' PRY f'Bn meRn vcars 11dded to one's pr iMin · sentence. The hne!l levied toda y are 10 times whR! they \•l'tre Jess than ll )'e11r ago. t An lR-vcar~ild A•neric an ~ glrl. l.'la~dla Barnf'r from South T'a!lRd<'nR, WA., ~en lenced bv a Spani.~h cnurl Ir, seven rrinnth5' 1mprisnnmen1 lnr br!ngin;i: 711 pounds or h;i shish i11egaly into the coun· lry. Rut thC'n shr harl ro, appeilr hefnre a c·u.~tnms court which impnsr.rl a finP nf seven millinn p<>salas 1$107 .7001 fnr contraband. Because she could not p;iy the fine, four years v.•ere added lo her senlC'nCe. Under Spanish law. possession of narcotics or ha llucinogenic drugif in any amounl is a punishable or- fense. This iioes for i;riari - juana, kef. heroi n, L ~ n , a1nphe1amines and others. No <jistinction is 1nadc between ''soft" and "hard" dn1i:s. Howrver. !he authorities dif- ferentiate helwren "users" and "trr1fricker.~." the l:1tter getting rougher 1re11tm enL In dec iding ••hethcr an of- fender is a user or a tr11f- ficker, the determining factor usuall y is the quantity of narcotics found in c n t 's possession. In th ,.. o r y. possession of les.s lh;in one pound of m11rijuana clR~sifies one as ll user; in practice it doesn't s.lw11ys work out thllt \I'll}'. VOTE GAROFALO' HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL C1111ml"" i. 1i.c1 01~• G•rof•lt, M1rk H1mm1r11111itt, C~1lr111111, M1l Alllmt , H11nlln1ton l•1<h. . ,..111 "•Utk 11 Allnru ....... 111 ''YOUR GOLDEN ERA HAS ARRIVED'' Elect Mrs. Billie R. GOLDEN Costa Mesa City Council [g) BILLIE GOLDEN Solid Busines\ Jud qem ent in Public Aff•ir l [g) BILLIE GOLDEN A Wom <!l n'' Viewpoint in local Government [g) BILLIE GOLDEN U,e of Federal and County Fund\ for Recre.t1 ti onal Feci!ititi, -No t T aK•s. [g) BILLIE GOLDEN Beautify the Entir e City with av11 ifab l'!I Federal Funds -Not T •• Assettments. [8J BILLIE GOLDEN l imiting Term of Office For Councilm en. lupportttl ly Civic Mlnclecl P•opl• Throughout Our City. lt•Nrl ""· A~r1m1 (O•hn~t•'1J ltey C. McC1•dlt l•rnic Allltn 1111 l•Olklry f011,,l•111I Mr. 6 M,., Jet e11111 .. 11 Mrt. L1i1 Me•lttt lift•• llUl'M Mrt. M•t••r•I L. "'"'' Stv1rt Al . l l'Ntf (C••••I l ltlll ll•tk Deir lm,.rll) Mr. & "'''· AIM l rtw" "la•tf't(• K lt•Ull1•r ~r111 P•! !11) ltwtll M , try1111 IMl rll Hl•/\'11111 ""······· .... ,. ... Mr1. JC•r ,,,.1111111 tCrj1tt1 & Arterih f \lt1l11Jn'i t>t~. , .. ,,1 • J" (1rle1 - --T1111-l!llll't' IJtr.., Hill T!r•t l C•I suu~y IC•l'I ,,.,,.,,,) Mt. & M••. J1m11 G•t llf• IA i. D 1t1nt1l1I Jt~ll M , Hlf l !H111•1 J,_r11,.. 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A coffee break spe4:01, or o n enkoncina picnic item ! Kid pla id is perfect. l .... hlill ~/lllf)i'-..... ioltl i. 11ttt .. 1 BOYS' NO·IRON DENIM JEANS Reg , 2.97 ·Sun. Only 233 Permonent·press cot- ton / polyeste r we~t e r n-1tyl1 jea ns witk tnop fron t, S pockets. Colors. Regulars a~ 18; slims 8· 16. MEN'S FINE LEATHER OXFORDS Our ROii. 1.96 Na vy -style bl1ek leafh•r oxford with militarv tot, in sites 6V2·ll (regular widths only). Handsome for dress, comfortable for w1lkin9. 5'' Breok·t•sistant. Avoca· do, gold or ":'hile. SUNDAY ONLY Sliced BAKED HAM ,.till'( cookt d 1111d •t•dv le 111, Slir;1d lo '(eon e•dt r. MONOAY ONLY Chopped BEEF STEAK !Grilt1d To Ordt 1I Fr•"t~ Fti1d '•1•111 11 "Te111d Gr1t11 S•ltd rc1t.,ie1 ef Dr1tti119 I w.,.., I.ell 1 l v+.t r NEW CORDLESS · 24·HOUR TIMER 3'7 Automatically repeats on /off cycle every 2~ hrs .. Avacado/walnut. MISSES' ROBE AND GOWN SALE Our R011ul1r 2.71·3.00 Your Cho ice 277 Eosy·core gowns in mini, waltz and long le ngths. So li d a nd print robes. Lo cy trims. Gowns S-M-l; ro bes 10· 18. Girls', Ro9. 1.07, Baby Dolls ...... 8&• • RIGHT GUARD® DEODORANT 78c Super-dry o ntl·perspi· rant in aerosol spray co n. 8 oz. net wt. O rano• COSMIC WIND® TRAINER 2 Doyi 6'' Eng ine-powered plant with plastic co ntrol line, rubber.band assembly. WARM 33x77" SLEEPING BAG Our Reg. 9.97 2 D1ys 7'7 lrown cotton c~v~r filled witk 3:1bs. sy ntketic fibir. Colo rful fl annel lin in g, llvrdy zipper. •Sove 12 ot Kmart. COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH 2200 HARIOR ILVD. (1t Wiison)- 19101 MAGNOLIA Ill Gtrlloldl How Crystal Ball Sees Council Race OUT ON THE LIMB DEPT. -Moat of the coast votes next Tuesday to elect ~ buncb _of_new city councilmen so I suppo~e t~ls comer can't resist the temptation of some psychic sightings and peerless prognostications on how it will all come out when the ballots are counted. Except for a few last hurrahs tomorrow the counclJ· manic CS"!Pjligns are over. So here'S how ibis cracker· barrel poc;>-bah's cryst~li ball unclouds in l@king at the races <'ity-by-eity : -- . ~E\\'POJ\T ~EACH: Three council seats up for elec- t10~ 1n a campaign that steadily warmed up in the late going. Incumbent Don ~1c lnnis breezes in because of no contest in his di strict. That one \\'as easy. Mayor Ed Hirth faces challenge rs Paul Ryckoff and Har\•ey Pease in Dis· tr_ict 5. Hirth loo ks like a v.·inner. Ryckoff's strong ecology bid has probably been offset by the awrul signs he spread ac~oss town . P~ase th e darkhorse in' this one. Veteran cam- paigner Dee Cook faces Jonas Store in District 7. Cook's campaign has grown stronger by the day and he looks like a winner. · COSTA l\1ESA: Nineteen candidates batllng over three l>pen seats in a fai rly lukewarm campaign . This gives the ed ge to \'eteran incu mbents Al vin L. "Pink" Pinkley and Robert M. \Vilson. Incumbent Bill St. Clair (another gar- ri sh sign-spreader) face s a strong challenge from jeweler Dom Rnciti. Pick Pinkley, \Vi\son and Raciti to win . Form- er city planner Dave Leighton a darkhorse. LAGUNA BEACH: Hottest campaign on the coast. Two seats open with residential and village atmosphere advocates on one side against tourism and commercial forces on the other. Incumbents Roy Holm and Charlie Boyd are supported by th)-. village/homeowner ranks. They'll \\'in unless the residential people don't vote and just sit home on their precincts. Strongest challengers are Harry La\vrence, darlinJ!" of the Chamber of Commerce claque . and Frances B. Haller. HUNT INGTON BEACH: T\velve candidates in another ho-hummer. Probably mean s the return of incumbents George C. McCracken, Donald D, Shipley and Jerry A. ~1atney. Look for a strong challenge from Marcus ~f. Por- ter in his second councilmanic bid. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: llottest thing that happened in this cempa i1tn came \\'hen two potential candidates got declared ineligible. Two seats open and it looks like an· other four years for \Villiam A. Bathgate and Thomas A. Forester. How can anyone named Forester Jose in San Juan? F'or your outside bet, I like Judith G. Beggs. She sure is pretty. SAN CLEMENTE : Thirteen candidates seeking t'"'O open seats in another droner. but they like their eampaiJ?:ns that v.1ay in the Spanish Village. Look for r..1ayor \Valter F. Evans to repeal. Incumbent Stan Northrup ma v get knocked oul by strong chall enge of Paul E. Presley. Dark- horses? Don't shrug off the drawing po\1'er of tv.'o pioneer San Clemente names -Frededick A. Di vel and Eugene H. Ayer. * So there you have it. folks, the peerless prognostica- tions up and dOY.'n the coast. And like all predictors. I'll have my work cut out for me come Wednesday morning. I 'll be seurrying around. shaking the old clouded cry!'- tal ball and trying to think up good excuse.!I. 66 Years Ago: SF Rocked By \\.'ILLIAi\l SCBREmEI\ 01 ltle Pt ll't 'llt! Si.ff Toby lJlock Cooper doesn't think much oC the earthquake that rocked the southland juat over a year ago. But the 78-year-old Newport Beach woman remembers the granddaddy ot all CalifOmia temblor.!I "like It w a 1 yesterday." Mrs. Cooper, 1895 Sher· ington Place, was a 12-year- old living in San Francisco when that city was··devastated by earthquake and fire on April 18, 1906-66 years ago Thursday. Her family lived in 1 home along broad , bustling Van Ness A venue near the heart of San Francis t*o. That thoroughfare was destined to be the line at which the firestorms that leveled the ci- ty would be halted. "Our homes were blown \IP anyway," Mrs. Cooper recalls, ''the flrefii!\ters were trying to keep the flames from spreading any further." They weren't alone, 28,000 bWld- ings w e r e destroyed in the holocau.!lt. some 450 people died. Mrs. Cooper's famiiy lost everything that coul~t be carried away by hand. Mrs. Cooper points out that the quake did not do as much damage as the fires that started during the next several days. "My brother and I had come home abou t three that morn- ing from a roller skating cos- tume party at a Market Street rink," she said. They won first prize for their costumes and stayed out later than usual. They had just gone to bed, she said, when they felt the first and largest quake . "I wa s sleeping on an army cot and I rolled right out onto the floor." ~-frs. Cooper said. The next day, she sa id, they had no inkling that a great deal of damage hild been done. "But then the fire started in the old mission," she said. The flames ~pread rapidly and her fa ther gathered up the family and what belongings coold be carried, fleeing with some neighbors-to Jefferson Park where they set up camp. Mrs. Cooper said there were countlei;s anecdotes connected '"" hlllkll AlllWrtlH1Mflt THINK LAGUNA-- VOTE LAWRENCE FOR CITY COUNCIL Sund1y, Apr!I 9, 1972 DAIL V PILOT il J 5 Drug Abu,se Grant Given 5 S tudent,s The Huntington Beach Union High School District has been awarded a federal grant whic h will enable five of iU stud ents to be trained as drug abuse fighters. The ri ve students selected tor the program "''ilil go to Oakland in ~fay to attend :i two week drug pre\'ention training cou rse at ~1 i I l !i College. "Help Communities He t p Themselves" program. A school district spokesman estimated the grant, which v.·as awarded to 500 agencies nation\\'ide, \\'OUld CO\'er more than SJ ,000 in training ex· penses. Dtunke Na1ned \\'ASlllNGTON (AP) . QUAKE ENCAMPMENT -Toby Cooper, third from left, an d her family made ·their home in Alamo Park after their home was devas1at~d duting the San Francisco earthquake of 1906:-From 1e-rt are-Rober filnd Jlanna Block. sister and brother. Toby Block Cooper (age 12 ), Mrs. Matilda Block. Tobfs mother, and Ester Block, another sister. Foll o"·ing their tra ining. the students \\'iii work u1 thE' corn · mu nity for six month!i be fore they return to r..ll ll!i for a ft\ e day e\'alua lion an_!I rrfrr!ihrr course . The grant and the t ra 1 n!r1~ progran1 is sponsored by th!! l:>epa rl mcnt of ll eallh Ed u{'H - t1on and \\'e!fare -under lls President Nixon has appoin ted Glenn~. Dumke. chancellor of the C a l i f orni a St111e l ntv t>rsities and Colleges. Ltis Angeles to be a mr mber of th e Board of \1isitors to the l: S .1\Jr t.:Orce_ Academy_ Dumke succeeds the latt Gen. Em· niett O'Donnell Jr "'·ho \\'lt.'I !ierv1ng a ter m that tx pires Dec. 30. 1974. with the mass exodus. She said that on e 're fugee from the quake and fire just moved in next door before everybody in the area "'as evacu ated . "He mo v ed in \\' i I h everything-even his piano," she said. The man was Enri co Caruso. the famed \teoor who was performing in the city at that lime. She recalls that when they left their home for the park, she saw a man run from his house in his shorts, carrying a parrot in a cage and a broom and shouting "Jesus is com- ing. Jesw is coming." theater before the qua~e. "I know my brother manag- ed to keep the family supp!ied. •1e "'as a Red Cross volunteer and had a horse to ride around on." !\1rs. Cooper said that there was no government aid to be had after the San Francisco quake. But she said her family eventually found a flat \\'hich served as a temporary home. Doctor Fee Hikes Cut She rememb e rs the tragedies, too. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - "The police had orders to California doctors' fees rose shoot looters on sight," she 1.2 percent during the second said. "A tailor who lived on half of 1971. compared with 2.2 our street was entering his percent during the first half, own store despite orders to according to the California halt. He was shot and killed ," ~fedical Associa tion. she said . According to .a study by the Mrs. Cooper said that the Cl\1A 's Bureau of Research earthquake also interrupted and Planning. the San Fran- her schoolini;t. •·J never went cisco and Los Ange I es back again." metropolitan areas had · 4n I The family of se\'en moved even lov.'er increase of one on to Ala'.mo Square \\•hen the percent. 11 heat of the flame s became too The reduction was the intense. lowest since the CMA began I There, she said, they set up compiling its physician fees camp and lived for at least six index ir. 1962, the association 'ljour GOOD'flll JnJuJfrieJ COSTA MESA STORE 590 WEST 19th STREET 646-2479 NOW OPEN SUNDAYS NOON· 5 P.M. Shop and Save! BOX SPRINGS & MATIREss · Jvll 37.90 MEN'S PANTS 79c up CRIB MATTRESS Now 9.95 For C11mpers-loots, etc. PADS E:: 1 o.9& "14.9& WOMEN'S DRESSES 79c up CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ' 79c up months. reported. Mrs.Coorv-r doesn'trcmem-.--'-~~~~~~~~~-'=================================================================::..: 1"" Plld ~•lltlcll Alllvt r1i1ern1nt ber much about camp life. l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii "I was in show business at II the lime and our singing and dancing troupe . went on the road soon after the quake-Md fire," she said. They had been playing at the famed Lyceum . Committff to Re-Elect GEORGE C. McCRACKEN To Huntington Beach City Council, April 11 GEORGE McCRACKEN, OUR MAYOR, his • proven record. George McCracken has been • 9cod councilman, • man who 91ts things done! We strongly ur9e his re -1lec:tion to city council. GEORGE McCRACKEN OFFERS PROVEN RESPONSIBLE, EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP * * * Truly, He Can Stand On His Record! • IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR CANDIDATE, RELY UPON HIS ENDORSERS. Pcrrtlal List of lnclorsen. DURING PAST 25 YEARS HARRY LAWRENCE HAS BEEN DOING HIS BEST FOR LAGUNA BEACH 11 1946 HefTf l.ewNKe ,_rclrt-4 • ........ ,. •11t Skp, W.-n. 1_,.m. _. llN 1,....n wl,. lrlls wlfe •ti tle1tllter. SIM• tho Irle lrl• blco1M o• et Log1111e'1 tH111I.. 1Mrch111b 111d most octlft •!the•. "G"""lt McCnt<hft has served well oo Mayor of HUft11"9'oo '-h." •••••• JACK GUIN, Couod- "I endorse 'i"'1• McCracken nd ask for your support In his r .. electlH compaltn•" • , .• TID IAITLm1 Cooocl..._ "Gearte McCrack111 has worked dlliigently and falrly for al sttmenh of our city and hen It"" an effective Councllmaft ond Mayor." •• , • AlVIN COIN, Covncl- LAWRENCE IS RESPECTED BY All GROUPS FOR HIS OBJECTIVITY AND INDEPENDENT LEADERSHIP "THERE'S NO ~ SUBSTITUTE FOR PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE" 17~ XTUU•" I~ APllL 1l'h ~~r-•-~ .. , • Citizens Advisory Committ.._ The Master Pl1nnlng Concept Y • President, Ch1mbtr of Commerce (twice) • Founder, Bffutfficatlon Council e Director, Festival of Artt-Operl e President, L1gun1 Playhouse • Ch1irman, New Sign Ordln1nc11 • Director, Civic Le1gu1 (7 yrs.) • New M.in Beach Committee • Trofflc AdvlMry CommillH •. L19un1 leocl>-1910 CommiltH • N1vy-Enll1tod to Officer AMONG THE GOOD CITIZENS FOR HARRY LAWRENCE . ' . MllS. MAii.i• THOMAS Mii. MOOlfllll AlfL M. JAMO JAMISON Mltl. llUTH OS.000 SAL VIit Mil. & Mltl. A. MOllTMLANO Mil. ANO Mii, 11110 Oil Ml . & MllS. JOI ANOI UI JACOU•LIHI KMlltlH (AllOl • .11111 T. MIHDlllC"toH OOltOTMY STlllHIMI JIM STl,MIMS Mltl. JAMI HUJILIUT Ml. J. H, ANOlltSOM Ml. & MIS. 10 MEI Dlt. & MltS. IUD COHIN Mltl. IVIL YH ltlYMOLDI Ml . & Mi i , llNI• OUtOLIY Mil. & Mltl. WILLIAM TMOMAI Mlt. & Mltl. llC:MAltO JAHltAUI Mii. & M•S. OUtLlliLMO CINI Mii. & Miii, llN DIANI Mlt, & Miii. flllANlt IOOTN Mii .• & MltS. JACK ILINN MltS. llllMI MAllTU• MJt. & Mltl. JOMN ILDC>tt Mlt, & Miii. SAM OAllT Mii. & Mltl. WILLIAM 1MN0'" Mii , I Miis. IP OUINN DOC. & Miii. I. MALAI Y Milt. & Mltl. 0. VANDllllLT Mii. ACIOL,H l(ltO(N MISS flllN llANDOL'M Mlt. JOI T!JltNflt Mlt. & Miii. OICAll HOl'l'MAN Mlt. & Miii. 10 IAMMll Mil & Mii, llO't' CMILDI 011. THOM.t.I J\.IOY Mii..& Miii . 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MtrlMlt Dlirfrll tM AM Ml'ftl" ,., .... ftllhf')'ll Jtl<lllfllll Cllrw<• It. MUIW iii. C. M1rll~ x ctrmMMt ti ltHlld ._.. C. Mf:C'tHllll-. mt Sltttr, M__.... ll4IMlil ftM -...... IOo1DS -llld!I Business Losing I ts C harn1 NEW DELHI (UPI) - Economic recession has hit the 31)ake charming business. India's snake charmers are finding It hard to make ends meet because of the decline in foreign tourists since the lndo- Fakistan war . Time was when s n a k e charmers did brisk bu.siness \\'ilh their curbside shows of performing cobras and cobras fi ghting the ir t r-.11 'd i ti on a I enemy, lhe mongoose . Anokbe Ram. 56, veteran cha rmer who used to average $10 to $20 daily by showing his deadlf cobras outside a wellknown downtown hotel in New Delhi, said he is 0011' dov.•n to less than $1 a day. "I'm afraid I'll ha ve to release my pets -tv.·Q. king cobras, one cobra fnd a krait in the jungle and look for some othef livelihocxl," Anok· keh Ram said. A visit to the snake chafmers school in M'Orbund village, ne.ir the 1 n d i an capital, confirmed Ano k he Ram 's dismal report on the d\\•indling business or snake charming. The small village, v•hic h has trained snake charmers ror hundreds of years. was deserted e~cept· for a couple or old. retired cobra men basking in the sun. There were no "students," and no snakes. "We ha ve no money to buy milk and feed the snakes," one of the men said. Unemployed snakes may not be killed. The Hindu pan theon doesn't permit slaying of serpents -they being the divine wards of Lord Shiva. the Hindu god of destfuction . So if ·Ariokhe Ram and .others like him have no money com· Ing in, they must release their snakes in the wild. Th is tends to make India a paradise for deadly snakes and ma ny a species is found here. Some of the most venomous species include the vipers, cobras, king cobras and the deadly krait -con- sidered to be 10 times mort poisonous than the. cobra. ~fore than 10.000 persons die e.ach year in India of snake bites. Stow It! GLUECKSBURG. Gern1any lAP) -West German sailors have been instructed not to throw overboard any more beer botUes or paint cans. The bottles were reported to be washing up on beaches and the cans ripping fish nets, the na vy said. ,1111 .... I. M•, IN COOK'S CORNER • , Fellow Ne\vporters: I am Roy 0. Andersen, former superintendent of you r elementary school and a long-time resident of Co rona del ~1ar-New porl Beach. I '"ish to speak on behalf of P. D. Cook. Dee is a candidate for our Neu•port Beach City Council. I know Dee well. Dee's civic contri- bution to Ne,vport Beach over the past 20 years is a record few can equ•f. Dee Cook is the only can- didate !ro1n the Corona de! ~1ar area 'vho is ex- perienCed and best quali- fi ed to serve our best in- terests for th e next four years. Dee Cook '''iJI be a:-full time CountiJm-an . He \'\1ill be in Newport Be•ch when you W•nt him. Dee Cook served you well in the sixties. I believe he will serve you better ln the seventies. Roy 0. Andersen is vot- ing for Dee Cook on April 11th. I recommended you do the ••me. P. ~"Dee" Cook !R] c-H • .....,. A"jl lltll. ,..,_.,.,.....,.,.,c•- Af • • ....._ ..,. ..,_,..., CeM. SundiJ, April !, lfln ANAHEIM FOUNTAIN VALLEY 2144 w. UNCOLN ,,. , ..... WT OI llOOltMIMST) 17200 S. llOOKNUIST ( ... YAIM IOlllll °' w.-1 l.1N~8/iOOK .Old Fashioned PORCH -SWING ''Relax-And Swing a Whllel'' • Heavily built of solid oolt-cleor vinyl protective finish. e Perfect to hong on polios o r porche1-cult obout our optional A·frome if you don't have o porch. e 4 ft. long x 17" deep--contoured seal. REG. $19.99 WOW! 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Ho breok he• ga Su"d~y , ,lcdl 9, 1972 DAI LY PILOT Ii :I Lakers, Hobbled Bucl{s Mix in Playoffs Today !NGU:WOOO (API -The Los Angeles Laker1, "ho lett their National Basket· ball Aasoclittion title hopes on the operating table la sl seaso n, ma y benefit from key lnjurl~ this year 11s th~y open thl'ir \\'pstern Confe_ren~ fin11I playoff series 11gRinst the MihvRuket Bucks here toda)' at I :JO. l.<1st ye;i r, the L;i kers went into the playofrs without All-Pro guard Jerry West, stdellned after kn!e surgery. and the Bucks polished . them off l.n five 1.ame.! en route to the NBA cham~ I sakss on Sets Vault Marl{ (18-1) AUSTIN. Tex. (AP ) -Slendrr Swede ~KJell ls11ksson OVl!rcame fierce cros!!- wind and sun in his eye11 S;iturday tn establish a world pole v;iull record of 11 fe!'f. I inch in the 45th Tex;i11 Rel;iyl!. "I kntw I could do it three days ;ii;t(I "'hen I went 18 feel in practice," smi led the ~foot-It 149-pounder, v.·00 8\so holds the world indoor mark of 17·HH1. ·rh,. 24·year-old lsaksson, who i11 from Stoc kho lm but is livi nJt: in Uis Angeles to train for the Olymp ics. shattered the "'orld 11t;ind;ird of 18·'11 by Chris PapaniCfllaou of Greece in 1970. lsaksson cle;ired 18-1 . nr 5.51 meters, on his second try, then failed three times at 18·3. "I clearPd the bar by nne or two in· ches." lsaksson i;aid. "I th ink it's just 1 matter of timP. before I go 18·3." lsaksson, who finished 10th in thf' 19611 Olympics, sa id. "I have only practiced va ulting three times si nce December. but J do 1 i.1 hours of sprinting ;ind half hour ()f lifting wei~ht11 every day." lJsing ii lightweight fiberglass pole call· ed the "Sky Pole." ls11ksson aaid , "I y,·asn't surprised . I wil.~ running v.•ell on my 11pproaches. I can run about 11 1econds na l In the 100 meters." The acroha tic son of a Stoc kholm fac- tory worker said, "I'm my own coach, I kn ow wh111 I have to do." He is A phyiiic11I educat ion graduate from the University of Stockholm . It took Isaks."°'1 three tries to clear 17·8 ln ii crosswind gu sting to 12 miles an hour which plagued the vaulters.. NCAA champion Dave Roberts of . ~ice, th• Swede'ii 011iy serious compet1t1on, w• out. ;it. 17·1. plonship. But thl5 year ~iU wauk~ is hurting. . Vl"teran gua rd Oscar Robertson hils been bothered by pull rd and inflamed 11b- domi nal n1uscles l'irwe early February. He' returned lo ne~rly fulltime action in the Bucks' 4·1 victo ry O\'er the Golden Sta te Warriors in lhe firs t playoff rnu rid, but said ;i fterward he w;i s below p;ir, "I couldn 't .11:0 out ;ind run 11 nd cou ldn't start or driVe," he 11aid. "l could just posi tion and maneuver." The two top reserve guards, ,Jon ~fcGlocklin and \\rally Jones, are both I ,., t. I ; --'-' . • • oiling. McG lockin.-mis...t lht Gold'J' State. !lries wit h 1tr1tntd b3tk mus~! 11 and may miss th f' first Y.'Pek -fdur games -or the Laker series. Jonts sat out Thursd.11y nigh.t's game v.·lth p~lled liga ments in hi1' left forit, and it isn't known how much he'll play todily , Robert son's importa nce to the. Buck~ v.•as evident in the ~1 ilwaukee-Los Angeles se ason series. The ie;i ms Jiiplit their fi rst two games , and Robertson was Injured late in the \hird gam e. The. Lll kerit rallied to wln and tben .gwepl the last tw11 games, with Robertson playing at ha lf· speed in th~ fourth contest and not at all in I he, fifth. Besides hia 1kU1s as a passer and srorer, the 6-foot·S 1;uard. wtth his strong / deCtnse and rebouoding. 15 Milwaukee 's be~t hope of shutting off the Los Angel~ fas t break that ha11 carried the Ulkers lo the mos t successful regular season in NBA his torv. They set ·ii league record "'"ith li9 vic- tories, six more than the Bucks, and alo ng the way had an incredible 33-game winning streak. going unbeaten for two straight months before losing to Milw;iukee. They also led the !'11BA with a lZl·pomt 1ooring 1vr.r1ge. W1th the !tome-<:Ourt I d \'I n t I i f btcause nf 111 season rerord, Los Anaeles y,•JJI ~t the first 11nd secocd games this afternoon and \Vl°dnf'sclay ntgbt. The third a.nd fourth gamPl! will be played in A111waukP.e F'riday night and Sunday afternoon. Addilinna l gan1r>1. if needed . wrll be pl ayed here Tuesdtly night. April 18: in Milwaukee the follov.·!ng Saturda~· after· noon : and hr.re \\'todnesday n1ghJ .• Aprtl 2S. The first team to win four games y,·1U " meet lhe Eastern Conference winner 111 lhe NBA ftnal5. \\'est and Gall Goodrich, the hlgheat,.. &coring back court in NBA history, step- ped up their shooting pace in the Lakers• four-game swee p or the Chicago Bulle, averaging UI 5 poi nts each. Goodrich averaged 25.9 for the se aso n, West 2.5.8, \Vilt Ch amberlain. the NBA 's leading rebounder, .o;nared &1 In the fou r ga.meii. sl111?htly ovPr his season average of 19.2. The LakPrs' success against lhe Bucka this seAson has come despite Kareem · Aribul..J itbbar·s 40 Z·point scoring averaae agai nst Los Angeles. Janiieson One Back --N-icklaus Eal-W r~, l • - .. < •• DAILY ,JLOT Sttff PhtlO But Retains Lead AUGUSTA. Ga . 1.'\Pi -Jock Nirkla 11s falte red in the stretch hut still rEta 1nPd " one-strok e learl !'l\'r>r the surpr1,;1ng charge of lon.cshnr .,Jtmni,v Jam1e5ofln 1'alurday 1n the lhtrrl 1·ounrl !'If the 1.1;isters ~oil tnurn;imtnl Nicklau!-. "'ho apprarrr1 ol:-1f rf'arl\' to run aw;iy anrl hirle frnm rh"' ri .. lrl most nf the cri~p. cl(l11rlv rl~\, f1n 1shetl bo1!P\'• bogry for ii nnp n1 t'r i:l on lhP ti amp and hi;>11vy AU,ll'lll!la X;irton;il I.nil Club coursP. Nirkl 1111.~. "'ho ha~ lrrl (Ir i;;h;irpd lhfl lead 1111 the "'a~· 1n !h 1~ 1ourn<1mPnt -the first or four major rham p1onsh1 ps he hopes lo sv.·eep this season -had · a S4· hole total or 212, four under p;i r. II wa11 just one slroke better than the 213 by Jamieson, 11 l1HIP rounrl ma n from Moli ne, Ill.. who h~s nr\·er 1von ~.s a pr11 and last winler lo~t hi.~ sl;itu.~ as an PX· em pl. playt'r nn thP prn !n11r Jamieson. unrl::iun1 rrl hv thP ""'"'~nm'" prP.senre nr th,. f.imrtl and frrired "Golden Bea r," h1rtl 1Prl thrPe of four holes in one stretch on the hark n1nr ~nd had a third·round il He bo.c:eyerl !he fln;il hnle -af!pr nil· tional television r!'lvrr11~p h11d hrnken away -lo losP a chancP fnr a .i;holre of the lead. He. boY.eri his he;id 1n di sma), brie ny, whez, a six foot p;ir.s;i1·1nl!. pul t mis.~ed -then lookeri up and .1?r1nncd again. Paul Harney, the 42·yr;ir-(llrl !illll'"r fnx who trailed b1~ Jack hy ;i l!ln~IP :i-trnk .. when the day'i;; pl;i y 11l ~rted on !hP cnuri..,. d;impened by an overnight shnwPr, look a 75 for 215. He. wa 11 tied at thtll hgure w1th Tom Weiskopf, who ololed uri with a 'Ttl. They were the nnly other pl ayers under par afler three round~. GL~N N W>ifTC \111'Jrll fd1ltH par,,. aflf.r !tl'n round s. blew to t 78 and 217 HP ",l;;.;n't lhe only one to ha ve pm!:> !em~. ho\\·evc.r Defending cha mpion Charles Coody had a Sl'\'t'n nn hi!. card en route to 1 74-217 but warneri ··1 don't thtnk N1clrlous 11 out of re;:ich I crin still ca!ch him:· A huge Memori11l St11dium crowd of 18.500 cheered J11ks,;on'11 every movt 1Qd he spent IS minutes signing 1uto1~11pha after thf' dramatic world record. Off1c1als took 10 minul.eii tn carefu lly measure th~ bar to certify the effort as a worla rpcord. MILWAUKEE'S KAREEM JABBAR BRACES FOR REMATCH TODAY WI TH TINY GAIL GOODRICH , , , • Tied at par 216, were Homero Bl,11ncas, Australian Bruce Crampton. Je.rr v Heard and Bnbby Mitchell. Blanciis and Crampton had fi9s. matching the hest rqund of the day. Mitchell had ,11, 71 and Heard 72. lsaksson ii;i id he p\;inned lo celebr;tile f<'Jter Saturday night with the "Swedish nat ional drink -milk." Bert Ya ncey, Just t1o1•0 strokes off thi · · 1 don 't s.moke, but I do drink an oc- cassM>nril drink," the blue-eyed blonde laughed. tsak!llson will rompete in A Los Angeles rneeel next week in his preparatlon for the Olympics. Chee king the Grapevine "l don't care wh11l 1 vault in tht 01~ pici;.," he said. ''.I just want a medill ." . Rumors A.bout Cal Job Jsaksson i1aid he was 1 gymnast unhl tiP. ~ame interested in track when he y,•as 16. "Mv training 1s a gymnast cer• t;iinlv has h·elped." he added. Jstiksson's le11p overshadowed a Include Area Coaches tremendous performance by Randy Mals()n, who exploded into the shot ~t form which e11rned him a ~old medal 1n the 1968 Olympics with his best per[ormance in two year!, a heave of 6!) feet, two inches. La ve r Gains Tennis Finals With Easy Win HOUSTON (AP) -Top seeded Rod Laver of Corona de! Mar •nd second seeded Ken Rosewall advanced Saturday to the final! of the $50,000 Ri ver Oak~ tennis tournament. It is being said that USC assistant coach Stan Morrison has the inside track to the vacant basketball head coaching job at Cal. F'urther rumbles, however, suggest th;it UC may be taking a serlou! loo k at Bill McClintock, now an aide al the University of San Francisco. If Morrison gets the job then you have to explore the: possi~ilities that for mer Corona de l Mar High coach Bill Bloom might move on to USC 10 se rve under cloi::e friend Bob Boyd. Bloom. nn"' at .El Cllm ino College, has great ra pporl v.•ilh the youngsters. has I.urned in standout coaching efforts where ver he's gnne And shnuld someday be a big name In the bigti me of the col· legiate. world. He ~imply needs to get a foot in the door whe re others ca n see and apprecia te his ma ny talents. Too. Bloom's successor at Corona de! Laver quickly disposed of third seeded "rom Okker of the Netherlands, 8·1. ft.2 in the gemifinal match, while Rosewall struggled past 12th-seeded Roger Taylor or ~nglar'ld 4-6. 6-:l, 6-4 . ' ' . AND THERE 'S AWAYS THE BATTLE OF G!ANT S_..IABBAR vs. WILT CHAMBERLA1'r:I~""' Mar may fil into the: musical cha irs i;nmewhere. Tand y Gil lis. a Cal graduate as are McClintock and Morrison. might go b;ick to Berkeley as an assista nt. Currently Gillis is nursing two broken rib.,, which he suffered in a game. between the Corona del Mar students and !acuity. Tandy coached the CdM varsity to the Irvine Leagu e co-championshi p • this past season. The nation111\y·lelevlsed finals nr the t.ournament. 11 l'top on the World Cham· pirmship of Tennis tour, are scheduled to- dJty. l~ver. lc;iding money winner nf the \VCT tour, found Okker ~an easy ma rk, The-,Australi11n scored Jiervice break~ in the second and sixth g11me11 of the fir!il 11el 1nd re,l!'.i~tered lhree love games on his 1e.rvice. Ht closed out the set with a 1ervice 11ce. Strike Tll:lks Set Monday * * I Federal Mediator to Meet Witli Botli Sides SpeaklnR nf BIM m. he'& been a~ked tn 1peak at the April t9 te1tlmonlal being put on for e1·USC C'oaeh Forrest r ... good. Laver score<t hre::iks In the third 11nd NEW YORK (AP ) -The f'ederAI geventh game~ or the 1tc0nd set and clot-Mediation Servk'e announced Saturday ed out the match with another service night that both sides in the baseball ac~ive !ervict breaks were scored in the players strike have agreed to meet in first seven games of the first set of the \\'ashington in an attempt to settle. the Rosewall · Taylor m,11,tch. three cf th em by long dis pute. the Englishman who had not beaten "Since setlh~mint has not been achiev· Rosewall in fnur prevlnus meetings. . ed. I ha"e Invited lhe parties to meet However. Ro.~ewall c11me back tn score. ~·Ith me in Washington on Mond ay' at JO bre1ks In the· 11ixth and eighth games of a.m .. " said FMC Director J. Curtis tfe 11econd ~et ftnd In the first and ninth COuntg. '18oth aides ha ve wccepted." ames of the third ~et. C<lunts. io a terse._ meWl~e. uid in r"'i<r.,.;;;:;,v;.;;c;p;;,c.:,rry;;-.,.r,;,ir;,;;;;r"'~'w"•"'""' ... -w roup a~ en in1 1 few mlMaJcei." Laver, 3.'!, sakf of fnllowing lhe negotiaUons b e I w e e. n tils match with Okker . "I pl1yed well all ~seba ll man:igement •nd thP phtye~· U>i "•Y lhmuRh. f was hitting ll hard but org•nizaU.n In hoP<S that they rould il ,... staying ~1n. -.. och·1 .. tUement !hat would perm it the • ' 19721eason to get under wa y." Before the announcimen t f r o m Washin gton, there had been A st;indstlll in the negcllations In New York between Mafvin Miller, director of the Major League Basaball Players Assoclatlon and John Gaherin. th e o•·ners' represen- tative. "Ifs up to the owners tn ma ke the next move t" stld Miller, taking his stand In the-eig)lt..dRy.nld t1trikt1 that ha11 idl,.rl • major le11gue baseball for the fir.st tim(" n s ory. ln fl relAted deYelopmcnt, Miller said he h;uf 1ummnned the 24 player re prescn. tatlv ts to New York for 1 meetlna this Tuesday. ''\\1p're just golng to have to ttview everything and ha Ye 111 two. w a y dlM:usslo n in terms cf where we Art,~' said Miller. "It's a general meeting." Miller sa id the meeting would takt place Tuesday In his office. The player~' • Snuret.1 c.lose lo the. 11cr.M l!:IY that Twogle 1~ rapidly fading in bis b1ttJe with cancer ud tbe planned bllnqoet too bis blrthd1y) In bl11 bonor 11 ioach aod 10. * * * counsel lndlc11ted that he s;iw no e_nd 10 Else\\'herp : !he strike by that time and little hope for Pancho Gonzalez he.ads the board of a ci uick settleme nt. directors for Acapulco's new plush tenn is: "There are no new negoliating sessions club - El M11tadnr. set up at this time," he sajd , The...El Mataflor Racciuet Cluh 111 claim· On Frid&y nl11:ht, the 24 ownet s ed lo be Acapulco'i nnest multfple courl u a i I · ' i 1 11 lhete ~clibl pro- begin the season while l<l lks 1n the fcsslon1I clay courts:. but also !everal pension dispute_ ontinutd, \\•ilh an 1quash cour~. sAunaii. ~le&m baths, .im parllal arbitrator lo be called in If no clubhouse. pro 1hop and locker roo ms. ser ltment v.•as reached within three Oeiu.ie hole.I facl.lilie11 include_ 200 -we·eki. ---,roo'""'m"-s, all wilh illchenette-bars,""23 suites 1- with private swimming pools in the master bedrooms. large swimmlna: pool with swim.up cocktail bar, 24 hour restaurant and luxury su pper club. AU room s have purified water, twin apeaker stereo music and indiv1du;1lly controlled refri~raled afr conditioning. · · * * * Susan Bosworth of Huntington Beach caught 1 100.pound broadblll swordfish ' ' 01.li:ICN """lta ------WHITE WASH -= = -----... while fislllng recently in Melle&. Tbe tt. year-old angler wa1 on • aortee with her pareats. Remember Bill Sweek ? He played at UCLA 1964-66 and always came in with those. timely baskets to keep the Brulna motating. I recaJI particularly the game \\'hen Purdue wa:5 ded icati ng Its new arena . Sv.·eek hit the winning 11hot-tt 25 footf'r -with oaly four or fiv e secondJ left to preve.nt ov erti mt. Now he's with the Peace Corps, serVille as a cnach for the Tunisi an nation&J basketball team .' * * * . . U t.be Cblc1go While Sor ever blvt • .-ea.an opener, Diane Hoium, 1m otym. pic speed ska'iin& 10Jd medalilt, 11 d• to lhrow oul !ff flnl pllcb. Halfback ~like Garrett o! lhe San Diego Chargers has taken an off·seasoit job as confJQential assistant to t~ district attorney at a salary of $1.10$ monthly. Garrett will work In liaison with lht black community belort aod...dw:ln&.J.h,~-- Republican National Conv~nUon i n August. Afi<r the Walts riots in Los AngelH la 1964, G1rrc.tt dJd sllrular y,·ork between foot6ill aeasons al USC. ~ • • I I " 2 DAILY PILOT Sports iii Brief Cager Rul ed Ineligible; Laguna 's Wolle Honored CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -The University of North Carolina announr.rd Friday that lts second-team basketball All -America n, Robert McAdoo, a JUnior . hall nbtalnOO legal C{)Unsel for ncgotialin~ R . p~o feesiona.l contract and therefore 1s in· eti,i::ible tn play for the Tar Heell! next year .. Tht un1vcrs1t y sports 1nfnrmatinn offlre quoted coach ()e;in Smith. who v.·as o~ a recruiting trip in 11\ew York , as s11y1nr;: that ''at tht suggestion of his parents ;ind myself , Robert has ohtainPd legal coun sel this week. This in itself, I understand, makes him intligible for college ba sket· ball ne1t year. pion, won tht "'nmen'11 11inglc~ 1111e Stilur- rtay in lhf' South African Open ltMi~ toumament, be11ting Virginia Wade cf Britain, 4-5, 6-4, 6--0. • MOSCO\\' -nnland 1'-1atthc! nf Eal!t r.ermany, ("'JCe Olympic champion in lhe JOO-meter hackstrokf' 11\\·lm. bettered hi11 nwn wnrlrl record Saturrlay \\'ith a time of Sli .li seCflnds. The rlocking w;i ~ nnf·tcnrh of a sr.cond less than his pre\·lou~ record. • "\Ve are sorrv In ]oc;r him, b111 I ha\f' often said that 'a ynunJ: man farl'rt v.•1th this kind of decision mu<1t make 1he choice that is hcsL for him ." .IACKSOf\'VILLE, Fla -Upset-minrlrd ~1arie Neumannnv11 of C7.echoslnv11kia ed~P.<l annlht'r .<urpnsf' unsecrlf'<f playrr. l\erry H::irris nf Australia, ~aturrlay 1n ;irlvance to the finals of the SIR,000 Vir,i::inia Slims Jn1ern1ttional Tcnni!'I: • Tournament. Af\1f:S. Jowa -IJ1ck \Volle or C.il St.i tc I Fullerton ) was named coach of !he y~ar Friday by his fellow coa,rhcs attenrhng the NCAA gymnastics meet. Wolfe earlier had been named Western Re"gional coach of the year. He's a resi· dent of Llgun• Beach. The 2.">-yrar-nlrl (;~.01.:h· nutlas!rrl i\iis~ H11rris Jn 11 tense semi final hattlf', fi.:1, J. 6, 7-li. Tnp seederl Billy Jean Kins: nf Pahn Aire. F'la ., wa:s leadins: 5-2 in her semifinal match with1 t it11 Lie m nr Jn. drinesia when rain washerl nu t. the tnurna · ment fo r the rlay. 'rheir match was scheduled for complrtion loday. • JOHANNES BURG. South Afr ica - Ev<rme Goolagong nf Australia, the lop 5eed and the reigning Wimbledon cham· • PHOE;N IX -The PhOPnix Sun!i trarlerl backup center Olio Moore In lhe Hnu.~tnn Rockets Saturday fnr !he No. 4 posilinn in ~1onday·s first rounrl er the f\'atinna l Basketball Association collc,i::e playe r draft. Oil City Gal, Ex-CdM Star Shine • ID Meet .QALLAS -Huntington Beach's. Shirley BabashoH finished seventh tn the Women's 1,650 freestyle and eighth in the 1QO free in Saturday night's Natio~al A~U e.hort course swimming championships here. Miss Babashoff clocked 17:23.02 in the le50 free. The even~ wall w~n hy Jn Harshbarger cf Lake Washington in 18,59.33. The Huntington swimmer had a time o(. 53.81 in the 100 free. ) ln the women's 400 free relay the H_un-l~gton Beach Acqualics Club placed fifth In 3,37.13. Fonner Coronii del f\1ar High star Kurt Krumphclz, ~wimming unattach~d, was 8eventh tn the men ·s \00 free 1n 4fi.44. Meanwhile, 18-year-old Barba.rR Shaw of. Riverside swam In an American rrc- or4 51.60 on the 1on-yarrf first leg or I.he "''omen's 400-ya rd rree slyle relay Satur- day nighl. Mi11s Shaw 's HlO-y;ird leg In the relay counts a11 an American record for the 100.. yard freestyle event 11.nd came shortly arter she had tied the Americ11n record o! 52 .10 in Y.'inn ing the lfll>.y11rd rreestyle. .John Kinsella or Indiana established an AAV record or 15:31 :30 in the JG.')G.y11rd freestyle and teammate Mark Spiti: won his third gold medal er the fcur-da.v meet with an AAU record tying 45.10 in the 100. yard free style. . Susie Atwood of the Lakewood Aquitllc: Club was the high point \\'inner for the women with 75 pninls. She \\'On three events. including l\\'O American record ptrformances. Spitz. who 11lso won three rvent" "''all the high point man l\'ilh 77 points. He won the 100 and 20!>-yitrd butterny events in addilion to the 100-yard frcetsyle. Indiana's Gary Hall. a former G;irden Grove Hig h star. became a triple winner in the meet witlTan AAU record 1 :~3.13 in the 200-yard individual medley. Gunnar Larson, the defending champion. was se-- cond in 1:5.1.43. Hall also won the 200· y11rtl breaststroke and !he 400..yard in· dlvldual medley. (l'lllTl~lolltllil ,11111, Womt11'1 14.!oO '"' -1. M~rt~bltQ•t, L•~• W1 •M11Qtan. 16"".l.: ), 1!'111,, Ladi (II" C•lll , !6 !t .•1. l. Sommon• l~~•woad 4au111t Club, 17·1)9 4' i , Wy!.•.,Sl ll•f (lor,, 1110 11. J, SUDlllP, H~•Ql'lt v. r1.1e ;t Mt"'l !6SI fr!• -+. 1(•1>•flll . Ir.!••"•• U .J1 .JO 7, Burran, Arll•r M II\. IJ.15.' J. Deman!. union1cll•d. ti~~·'· P!•P11rno~';","u:1~1'11~~.J~·A·,. U5~·J1 5'G~n~~J.:. L1~·~. 1,,51 J. I. llaoi" lllckll•ul, •lv•«'11• A11u•tlc Au« .• 11·'1 • I. J•,,,e1 MtCDlllC•. Un. ol '-eutner" C1tlf . 15· JJ.I "'~"'' 100 t•r -1. sr111 1<111••"' o.1 101,1-1•c•1 • .-.use ;.0.lol ..... llQx. '1.1• •. Meicla"'"t l'I. \MU. •J.IJ. J. Weston u ... c. -IA II • r .. ,, •. ~MU. 4li 11. ,, IC•um11hol1, 1•n"1•c11!'d. •• " ' Mccnnir• use, ;•1 Oj. Wfimen'1 100 t•f• ·-I ~"" ~ • •·lie.I J; 101i•1 "''"••IC8tl •tC'Ord bv J •n•• '""" lltjl!e' 911•1 Clubl J, 1Crm11 C111• """!I rer• M•'"~I . :JJ.6• J, t.ltll1a1>, El Mo" t . •: /~ i, T~•l\r Cuen1, ll ~O. J, l!•••man, \lesa• .Sl O• ,.. ..... JOO •rod -1, H•ll, 1t·11·•n•, 1 Jl.IJ INew AAU d1t"'11lan1l'lo •tCll•+ 1'>111 ••cord l ·JJ?O bY Hlc•av. ln<1!1nt , lt&,t). l, Ltfl•Dn, PMlllDI "'· 1.Jl.•J. '· E11Q11t1..ir, Otll!. 1otcu1tan. I SJlB •. Mc lC~•n. Flo•>nt . 1 .uJJ 1 1<u•,.•1. use. 1·11 . .s&. w11mtn·1 JOO ,~,, 1 B••ll. s~"'" Cl••• s,.1,,, c iu~. ?·Cl JJ. l II ~•'" S1n11 Cl•••r l tll :I.I l. Wlln<I,. l>nUMtlltll, l !)II 'Of ' 41"""!1(1. l•~~w<>l'>cl, ,.10.Jl .. \, P•..,rboll;•, Wll,,.·"'lTen. I 10 tc wo...,tn'• .-o '"' , .. , ¥ -1, ~11111 (111• 4 , ),lJ.11. 2. Cf"clnnt t. "•1-• /. ••ll~•. )'lJ Jt. ), Senti (l1r1 9, .1•lit.Jt. •. lltovtrl·O• AQ11•tlt,, J JI O! s. Munti"oten B·~<~ 4aul l•c•. l ll ll Men·~ .-o ""' ,. t v • 1 ~ou!11•r~ C•llto•n11, 3 Ol.l~ l, SOii!""'" A.'t!IU'lll 1! • 1 Ol.t! J, lr•cll1111 4 , l\f.l)t. •, t"e l•"~ 9 l ·1 n1 J •~,,•~••n C oli!O•"I~ tf , J:t7 . .!0 ~Toda y'· S1>orls On T clcvision • SAN DIEGO -Golfer f.cne Littler wi!I be released today from Mercy Hospital where he underwent surgery of the lymph glanrls , a hcspital spckesman said Satur- da y. The spokesman said no malignancy h;irl bren found in gland·be11ring tissue removed from unrler LIUler's left a rm last Tuesday. fn another nper;ition A mnnlh ago a malignant Jump wa5 remnv· ed from the same area. • AliCliSTA , Ga . -The conditlnn nf Gav Rrewer, 19fi7 Masters gel! champion, waii described as satisfactory late Saturday by !he University Hospital. The 41l-year~ld go lf pro from Dall.is was stricken with internal bleeding en \Vednesday, the eve of the tournament's first rounrl, and has been receiving blood transfusionll since. The last transfusion was gi\'en Satur· da y morning . • HA11'JE:SRURG, Miss. -LonJl Mike f..1nrley 1tayed in thitl ii:weP.t ):lnlf (ng groove Sat.urdity with 11 four-under-par fl6 that gave him a four-stroke leAd In the $35,000 Magnolia Classic. His rounds or 67-67-66 le.ft him .11t 200, 1n under par over the 6,7!11-y11rd, 35-35-70 llattif'sbur,i:: Countr.v Cluh CflUr~e. winrl · swept scl'.'ne of the PGA s11tellite tnurna· men t for golfers not engaged In the Maste rs. • SAN FRANCISCO -Stan Hindma.n, veteran San Franci.sr.o 49ers defensive lineman. sa id Saturd11y he is retiring frQm foothal: to devote full time to his art career. Hindman, a sculptor. has been studying art for several year. • AMES, ln"'il -Tl'.'ar.1 lit1ist 5ou!l..:-n Jllinois and runnerup Jo"'" State e11ch harl a pair or individua l ch11.mpions Sal.urday night in the wrapup or the 30th NCAA gymnastics meel here. Southern Illinois, which won its fourlh titl e by ama ssing :115.925 points in the afternoon. adderl individual crown s hy versatile Gary l\.fcrava 11nd Tom Lindner. Dethrone.d champion Iowa State. which had 312.:l?S points in the three-team finals , had' titles from Rusty Hoffman anrl Drnnis f\1a7.Ur. Hoffman won lhe pommel hors, titl f' for ;in unprecedenteri thirrl ~traight lim-: and bec;ime onl)' the sixrh triple tillist in the m~Pl"s history. ~1azur wa~ the parallel bars champ1nn. Trojan 440 Rela y Quartet Sizzles (39.4) LOS Al\"C:ELES fAP ' -\\rillic. Deckard "'nn !hf' ton 11nd 22A t1nd anchored Soulhrrn Cars 44A relay team to ::t si7.7.I· in!?: ~9.4-secnnrl t:lnC'kinJ,?. fa~test in !hf' n11· I.ion thi~ year , as !hf' Troj::in~. hurif'<l Stanford. 114-.11 , in a Pacific-8 track 11nd fie ld mcf'f 5itlurriay. Tlec.kar.d ritn the 100 in 9.5 11nd ~h::idelt 1eamma1e non Quarrie.-wortd record holder at 200 meters, in the 220. Both men we:re timed in 21 flat. 111 t m 11\(l ITA1'11LlY CU,. ~1.o1Yo11:Jc1 -'•v• .. ,.~, ~· i11n••v Clll' L:ince Babb. Leon Rrnwn l'lnri Qua.rr le ~~T0~"'i'•':,:., beo•111 "'"~ • w.,, ~.v .. ie11 joined Deckard on the 440 relay \eam. II Llfl ! J(l -MIA f'\,4'1'0'" -... ~II.... T" T . 15 or the 17 ,,,, •. 11retl(t '""lfln•I ., 1111., rav'lll , • ...,. , 11e rojans won n .. ~. 1~~"":.im. (I) Ct. WOltl O (NAM-Vtith only di!'CUS lhmwrr .Jl m Royer 11nrl l"•OHSN •" TINNIS rou•N•Mt1'11r _ Rad tw()-miler Arvid K'reli wlnninR; for Stan· ' ltvtr 1nd Ktn "o'l""u ••• r~~111no _,_ ford. 111 tllt: fl(lln1 '""° 11a1 •1 t~r WCT ~••!ti 0·,~~ .. ~r;~a110~~111" 10' 111• sso.ooo 1111"1' Southrrn Cal . possibly the nation's best o.m 11)CL -Goll' 'lou11NAMINT -du al m-t 1 wa• p rtl I I · (j,ofl '.\ ctlAmDll• tv1111 -1~, Mt"!" C•rnt••• "" ellm, ;, II CU Ar )' Im• ~11v1r t~• u1n.t11~ 11a1r1 •• ,,,, A110~11· tG•.1 pressive in the field evenlll. N11io..e1 Golf Couru. n t t•t al • n•. 1 i.oN CO'lf'•••• will bt lhown on ,~, U·llO!t..•lt~QJ~.1-~~·b.e.Tc.ojans.'....Robert Pullard cle11red 17 Oii MOllOI~ 41 J;». f I , o.rn. rncL -CHALL1No1 _ c.1,11.11¥ ee even for the. ftrsl time In the pole ·~"m'" thl Nlr r111ixn '""' ~"'' 1,. 1111, v11ult. Dean Owen• won t"e hl•h j"11mp 11 l•rJt of h"t (Mdtoor ~"~1111, J•m·~ c~r~ 11 " m•-t) llkt M1r1e Al'!llO"•tu 111 • \tlm1111 seven re.ct , and two Ion ·um rs, Rllnd? 1---+---~1-o.i..,-~IH!eo--Jlttf-WI.,._ II """' s"''""'" '""" • 111¥.ok llnWll ,,,, wtt1t• • enry • ac son, surpas~ .,,,.,. ••111111 ef !!It S•lll'IDI! 1111v'r '" le•lle. 25 !tel, wilh Williams winning 11 2.'i-2 u . t 11 .,.· f7}(1. -olUTO llA(."INe -Wt•il'l • l"'I" .11,n.i'"' tl'l1m111"' J•«'-'''""''' 11 11re!11t11, Anrly Barnet or USC threw the javelin %56-JO. -· , I JIM BUSH UCLA Coach Bruins Br eeze To Lopsided Spike Victory LOS AN(;ELl::S (API -.James Rutts sai led 5:J feel 5~' inches in the triple jump Saturday as UCLA's defending NCAA track and field champions opened the P;icific-8 season \\'ilh a 95-50 victory ever California . The Bruins' 440 \\"Orld record hnlrlcr. ,John Smith. won l"'O events without ex· tending himself. Smith, who caught hepa tilis l;ite last summer and didn 't rrturn 10 action until la st month, met teammate Ren Brown in 1he 440 and led the freshman by five y11rds in !he final straighta1~·ay. Srnilh looked over his shoulder and lopt'd O\'e r the fin_al yards, .allowing Brown to cat ch up. Bot h were timed in 47.1, 1hough Smit h "'as awarded the victory. In the 220, Smith performed the sarnc m;ineuver with teammate Steve Gibson, winning in 2l c2, with Gibson second in the same clocking. Cat's Rick Brown and Rirk Pen rose \\'On their specialties. Bro"'" took the h;i )f milr. in a eased .up 1:51.1, and Penrose set a lifetime hest in thP discus al 192-2. UCLA high jumpers D"'i,ll'.ht Srone5 11nd Rick Fletcher tied for first at 7-fl\1 . Reith ha ve cleared more than 7·1 in the past. Top Long Jtunp SAN DIEGO -Arne Robinson leaped 26-8, one cf the best long jumps in the y.·orld this year, a.t the San Diego Rela ys track and field meet Saturdav. Robinson , who won the NCAA college division Jong jump for San Diego Stale l;ist ye.11r and now competes for 1he U.S. Army, jumped with a breeze at his back. Practicante Up~e ls Cougar In San Juan l\'llL Play off Aetlon Canadie11s Trip NY; Boston Blanks Totonto ARCADlA (AP) -Pr;icticanl r, tin Ar,i:enti ne-bred runner ridden by Laffit Pincay .Jr., upset OOds-on favor ite C'o"~0.--MGN1RE-AI, (AP.• -Set.'t!nd·P4"rll"ld \anal.' by rrank M;i hovlich 11nd .\1arc ~~r II fn 1-1·in the Sl25.000 San Ju11.n Capi· Tardif and hr illiitnt 1?oallendini;: hy Ken strano lnv1talinn11! J~andica p, the rlo.~· Orvdc.n Jed !he i\:lontre.il Can;id iens ln a ini! da y feat ure at Santa Anita. 2· 1 ·Nationa l Hockey League p!aynff 1•ic· t:nug.ir cnllrrted $25.000 for hl5 sec· tnry over the New York Rangers Satur. onrl-place finish. boosting the Chilean· d:i.i· night. hred 1horoughbrrd 's earning.' to $S~.042 The triumph w;is the first in thr hes!· nf-.se1·en quarterfinal ~riell for the defen- !'lnet> com ing tn thr Uniled Stales. Whit· ding Stanley <;up champions, who trail lingham 11lso tr8ins him for owner f.1ar y the Rangers 2·1 with game-No. 4 set fol'" r. Jones. tonight . ''There are no rxcuses needed for Ron Stewart '¥\'recked Dryden's bid for Co u g .a r." . Whittingham sa id. "Shoe a shutout with Rangers' lone goal midway in the third period. couldn "t take hin1 back any further than The game was a frenzied, penalty-filled he did. The \\'eight made the big differ-affai r from the outset ~·ith little let-up in enre." the end-to-end action and rough checking. In hi!i l;ist ritte, the S;in Luis Rry New York dominated the fi rst per iod, Handtcilp,, Praclic;:intt' finished a \\'Ct!· oulShooling the Canad iens 12-7 . &t des- beRten fotirth brhind Nor JT. Hill Run pile holding manpower advantages on and Rinconcitn, all of ll'hom trailed him ive ri.1ontrcal penalt ies-including one JS. second s!retch when the Canadiens wre Saturda~·. twn men shcrt -the Rangers couldn't "Practicante was havi ng lrouble "rith beat Dryden. slippery gras!i in that r11.ce," the tra iner Orr Leads Bruiu• ga id. ';But Lhe tijrf ~'as firmer today." Origin11lly. this San Juan Capistr;ino TORONTO (AP) -Bobby Orr set up 11·a!i billed as a clash between Cougar ~like \Valton 's goal with 1:22 remaininJ[ and Run the Gantll'.'t. the 1971 grass in !he second period. then scored one of his own in the opening minutes of the course ch;impion. But the latter ~·as Un· third frame to power the Boston Bruins ahle lo compete because he surferf'd a tn a 2·0 National Hockey League playoff cut \\"hite heing loaded into an airplane vic tory over Toronto Saturday night. in Ne"' York. The victory ga1·e the Bru ins. the The cnly raster lime for the race wits regular-se!'lson East Dil'ision charnpions. a 2·1 lead over the Leafs in the best-Of· by Royal Living \\'ho ran 2:45 2-S in 1959. seven Stanley Cup quarterfinal series. Cougar "'on 111.st year in 2:46 1·5. Boston goalie Ed Johnston. surprisingly The viclory \\'as the 10th in a stakcll shaky on long shots but brilliant \\'hen it for Pincay this meeting and the disap-came to stopping close-in altacks. turned poinlmf'nt for Coug;i r \\'as his second in a5ide all 30 Maple Leafs shots "''hile as many big races, as he finished sec· Bernie Parerit faced 35 by the Bruins 1n ond to Triple Bend in the Santa Anita Toronto's goal. Handi cap on the dirt track. The game \\'8S rilled with pcnalitics - Paci( ic·B Track OSU, Ducl{s Rout Foe s The Oregnn Stale Be;i vers and the Unh'ersity of Oregcn Ducks rolled to easy P;icific-8 track and fie ld l'ictorics Fri· d;iy. OSU polished off host \Vashington Stale, 101-62. whi le l'isiting Oregon thumped \\lashington, 109-54. The Ducks \\'ere led by sprinter Al ~lear11ey who won the 100 in a \\'ind-a ided 9.7 and look the 220 in 21.6. Because or windS gusting to 20 1niles an hour, the high jump and pole vault, which Washington swept, were moved indoors. Meanwi!e, 11t Pullman, Wash ., Spike \\'a.Iker ~-a~ nne nr OSU 's leadin2 performers "•Ith A 60-fi shot put f'ffort _:_ a school rec<lrd . Beaver freshman Rim \\'oods backnnp- pro 71 i and Sflphomore teammate Leonard ~!ill set a meet reC"Ord in the steeplechase (9 :05.41. Junior Dave Rorem won the JOO and 220 for Washingtcn, with clcckings cf 9.6 and 21.2. In a Pacific Coast Athletic Assoc iation meet al Sanl.:1 ·earhar11. UCSB's .Joh n Tobin !n~sed !ht javelin 235·5, lifting thr. c:auchos to a 115-20 triumph over Fresno State. l":JC'h-te11m \\'11~ h1l "'Ith 111 nf lhrnl -11nd if fin;ill y pr('lved costl y ror lhe Leaf.9 whpn D11rr.vt Sitrlcr wtnl off for holrlfnR Orr_ 111 the 18·JJ n111rk of the -'l!e<mrl period. Just five seconds l11te r, Orr pai:>st!d tn \\'1111011 .. "'ho blasted home the only ,Rnlll the Bruin~ nttded. Phi! F:sposito Also picked up an assist nn the score. Orr ·s goal a!sn came on a J>O"'er pl.1y af!er C:uy Trottier \.\'RS prnali7.C'rl 49 seconds into lhe final ~rind for tripping Dere.k Sanderson. Hinck l/01rk• 'f'ri11111p/1 PITTSRUR<ar (A Pl c h r i s Rordeleau anrl Stan 1'11iki111 each scored g~;ils and Ciary Smith .stopped 31 P1tt.~burgh !-lhnts 11.5 the Chicago Bl;i rk lla11·ks defeated !he Penguin.~ 2-ll Saturd11.v 111ght 11nd tnok 11 :i.o lead in tl1eir first roun d National Hoc•key Le11gue pfa.l'off series. Bordele<1u, J!rlting his srcnnd gnal i11 !he playoffs. scorf'd ear!v in the srcnnd pe!'i!)d Oil a Jfl..foot slap S0hOl arter lakinl?: a pas.~ frnn1 Robby Hull, ~·ho "'as knock- f'd to the ice b.1• !hree Penguins just a~ he fl ippe.rl !he puck. fi.1ikita·.~ goal. his first in lhe seriP11, r11n1e late in the game when he fired a shot fron1 . Rutherford 's left and ii lipped ofr Pengui n At J\-lcDonough's skate~ ;ind lntn the net. The Penguins S('lclom thrcatcnrd in !he sluf:!t:ishly played g11me. but just missed third pl'.'riod scorrs nn 11 breakaway bv J\lcDonough Rnd anothe r shot hv ·r-.'ick: Harbaruk. · •lull u·;is i::il•en an 11ssist on ri.iikil11'~ ~oal. His two 11ssists were his first point.! in !he three J!"ames of the series. Hlllf'N ""'d 011 ST. LOUIS IAP J -Phil Robertnscored in $;ORIS in !he first two period~ 1tnd the SL Louis Blues held of( a furious Min· ne~ota North Star rally in the opc,.in~ 1n1nutes nf the final period fnr 11 2-l vic- ory in their National llockey League S!anle.v Cup playoff Saturda y night. · The victcry hy ths Blues' trimmed the North Stars lead in !he best-nf·sevPn se.rics In 2·1 \\'ilh JI rcurth game schedul- ed toda \·. St . Lo.uis, beaten J.{} ;ind 6-5 in overtime at J\1innesol11. in lhe serirs opener~. mov- ed en top 1·6 "'hen Roberto rebounded rookie ~·like filurphy's shflt past Lnren •·Gun1p'' \\"orsley at 9: JO cf the first period . ~1 innesola ~·as a player short whe.11 Roberto took a pass from Murphy 25 fee t in front of the net and fli cked a secreened shot past \\'orsley for 2-0 lead at 10 :07 or the middle period . 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Mttef' Y•ltt 011 W'-" SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA '2702 Tar Spikers Win Title; Estancia Pair Sparkle By PHIL ROSS OI Ille 0.11\' P!i.1 Sltll ONTARJO -A concerted team effort by Newport Harbor 's Tars and a couple n~ fine individual performances by Eslan· c1a Eagle athletes highlighted an assault by area athletes on the 43rd annua l Chaffe y lnvitational track and field meet. On a day \\'hen not a sirigle meet record was surpassed, coach Bob llailey's Newporters walked aff with the open divlsion team trophy by outscoring run-- rerup Garden Grove, 33·25. Next are a llUt!il down the scoring ladder in the open category was \Vestminster with 12 markers. Newport was third in the novice division with 19 points. Individually, perhaps Estancia senior Eric Olson was the most impressi\•e en· trant from this area. · , In what had to be a very p!eas<1nt surpri!e for Eagle coach Tom Fisher, Olson cut three seconds off his lifetim~ best in the 880 by winning his open half·' mile race in l:S4.4 and taking home the Shorty Smith Trophy for the faslest 880 clocking of the day. Olson boomed out into the lead from the outset on Chaffey's three-turn setup and got stronger as the race went on, ziir ·ping handily a"'ay from Montclair's Mike Caldwell and llunHngton Beach's r..1arc itilchell in the last 150 yards. Caldwell clocked 1:57.4 and Mitchell 1:53.4. Olson's freshman mate Ken Conner led a near-area S\\'ei!P in the novice division high ju1np, ''1hich he captured v.•ith a 6-2 leap. Jle later missed breaking the CIF class cee record of 6-311~ with three unsu.ccessful tries at 6-4 Vt. Following C-Onner in the novice high jump were Newport sophomore Don Valdei (6-1 ), Westminster soph Dale Parker (6-0 ) and Edison sophs Joe Trot.· ell (6-0) and Dan McPherson, the latter v.•ho tied for fifth \\'ilh an Anaheim jumper. Getting back to the open division team race, meanwhile, victorious Newport cair ped it.s great day by winning the seeded mile relay in a blazing school record of 3:22.2. tops In the area in 1!:172. A quartet of Gary Litten. lS2.8), King l lumann (51.3), GrU Amies (49.6) and ~1att J1ogsett (48.5) carried the mail in the four·lap baton race ~s Amies ' third leg brought the Tars from third place in· lo a five-yard lead entering liogsett 's anchor stretch. Hogsett, Amies and shotputter Terry Albritton did their expected part in ~ringing the perpetual team cup to the Sailors' trophy case while mates Lee Batson and Tom DiStanislao contributed U1eir worth . HogseJt ,took the 120 high hurdles crown in a wind·aided 14.5 and then '"as runnerup in the 180 lows in a \\'indy 19.3 after accruing a bruised !'ihin as a result of ~itting a barrier in the highs. Amies won his 440 race in a career hest of 49.9 and Albritton had his entire series of puts between 60 and 62 feet in winning the open iron ball event at 62-0, defeat- ing runnerup Tony Ciarelli (S&-8V4) of Huntington. Batson placed third in an open mlle race at 4:35.8 whi,lf: DiStanislao 's 13-6 earned him fourth in the open pole vault. Second place fini shes in the open division went to \Vestminster's Jim Keathley (440 in 50.81 and Jim Poss (mile in 4:31.4 .. OM• 100 -l . W~Or !A"~""1ml t.I: 7, O+l!IQl (SI" B•rn,Jrdhiol t .I ; J. Be.omon (Cc>m11lon) t ,9; •-M•<i.r n IG••lll'n GroYr) t ,t ; '· M,tril• (Compton) 9.f :no -1. W.c!t {An1ht !mn 1.1.1. Min~" !Garden GrQvt l 11 ~; J E '"~ CC1 lonl 11.1; '· H1rrl• \Comptonl 21.t ; 1. Havden 181oomini:t•onl 11 .. 0 ••O !<ace 11-1. 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Winter Olympics perfonn at t p.m. today at.the LA Sportl Arena. · Both gold medalists in the singles skating, Trixi Schuba of Austria and Ondrej Nepela of Cz.echoslovakia are ~ on the tour of champions, which Is presenting single performances In LA Today cities throughout the United States and Canada. Certain to be major attractions are the pair skaters JoJo Starbuck and Kenneth Shelley of Downey. Promising contenders for the '76 Olym- pics, Manuela Gross and U"'e Kagelmann of Eat Germany, also will present their palr 1iaU111 rout loe. Sports,vriter As a ft.male sports writer 1 feel I have assumed a natural alliance witb con· temporary female buffalo herders, three• !Pgged ki"'is and tropical Icelandic wildflowers:-'''e all seem to be mutants of our 1peC'ies. Take the often-used title of distaff sports \VJ"iter. \\'hen I first he a r d the ll'ord I used n1y linguistic illog ic to d('tc rn1i11e that distaff must mean tht op.. posite or sta ff. 'Therefore, I rt'J'l.S(lnec\_ 1f st.lff means .-----------.~ Laurir Be<·f,/111ul n1<Jlr. then chs-sta[f 1nu o;t ht' un·niaJr ,., .. frrnalt : .Ju~t like di~·Jfltnt ;ind d1s·1nte· gr·at1•, cl 1s·l11·ag. \\'roni:: But d1shraj:l \1a .. n I ~n far off. It turn!' out <hstaff is ;1n old C11nn1111 \\"Ord fiir thf !-lick a "'Oman 1i,t>s I{\ spin fla.'° yan1 1·:1 idt'ntly shr rl1rt .so nuirh y&m !-ip11111111~ lhe word bt-<..·an1(' u~cd foe a n~t tunfl connoting \\Otn<'n's '1or).; Hy bC'ron11ng a SJX1rls "'ritrr 1 f!p,u rf' t ,,111 (':1rr~ 1ni:: out \Vorna11'!! hfel•)flR 1vork: ~ar 11 spinning. \V ilh ~ rr,1· <':-..rrpt1on..:, 1n1,>n ha)<' t~ken ovr r lh(" 11 onu •11':-\vnrk .11 th1.; 1111t• art in 1hr llHSI, and I ron· ~r.1 tul ate the DAil.\ Pl\.t)T Jor hav111;t the tOr<'~1gl 1t ior hin(ISt~htl to .!>Cl l!uni;s :ilr:11gh! illlt'<' again In so111r t·ircles I :un µn_'l'tt•d :-.s: '\ l'iaviour or n1inor st:itur<' -na rne!v b11' female sports rigures 1111d PE 1eache1 -. who deplore the underrati ng or v.•omcn'", athletic accon1plishments. A!thou~h extre1ne rea1;lio115 urr rare. ·r n1usl a ctn11t I lakl' ri<'li gh t 1n the 1requt••1t J::asp,, "It'!! a ~1r P .. :ind :>C1>1'n lhe IC'lC"phnnc· re1nnrki; \I t11ch 1narl~·r1'l €'11ll'l a 111uunt tn. •·1 11·antC'd 111 talk \11th "' :-port ~ \\r1tcr. n<1t ii SCCl'('1 3f~." Solllt' rrmark:-:irr <•lrciuh· \\f'flfln~ 111111 c'fM'~·inlly 1hn'c ,1hout 1hf' i11rn .'\ lo('k1·r rn11111~. 11·h1r!1 arr 11~u:1 l!v 111·· r nni[lC!nH ·rt by an 1ror11r:1Uv kno\~·1ni:: J::lanrc 11r a side1\'.1)S poke 1n the r!1;,· rhrng1n To cl:itr !he only rnrn·s 11.k!kcr roo1n r ha \'r 11ucl'C'eded in pr11etrnting \\'BS th<i t ;it lh1 nt111glon BC'ach ll1 gh School. a "''Orthr. but h;:rrdly notorious sett ing. That "'llS Valentine 's Dav. That evening ihe DAIL'\' PILOT hasketha!I team met in the locker rof)Ol for a chalk talk al harltin1e. ju8t be!or~ 1;uffering its third defeat in a ·brilliant 0-\ season . Somebody from the bleacher s invented an epithet for me -<1nd dislaffers everywhere !hat night -"the guy in ttte pink rihbon." Not flallcring maybe, but apt for a fen1air 1uutanL in a mal e world . .Jerry r.taras. freshman right-handf'r. pitched a six-hit shutoul lo give UC Irvine's baseball team a split n! ;:i doubl ehead er with San Diego Slate College Saturdt1y afternoon on the Anteater diamond. UCI moved in front in the opener. 6-0, but fell victim of a pitching l<1pse in !he sixth inning and dropped a 9-7 verdict Y:ith Tom Dodd receipling for the loss. The setback sna pped a seven-game UCI 'vinning streak. ~laras' gem in the nightcap was the first complete game shutout for the UCI r;taff this season and the third of the campaign as the Anteaters won, 4-0. UCI opened the sroring in the first "'hen Coronado singled, l\1alinorr walked and Terry S!upy singled a run across. This \\'as all J\1aras needed although the Anteaters added two more in the second on doubles by Rick Peters and Rieb l\1olina and a single by Dave Lyons. The fina l run scored in a triple by Coronado to lead off lhe fifth and an in· field error. 2nd Anniversary For The ..... ''IMPORT CAR of the YEAR'' Tuesday afternoon, UCL will entertain Cal State (Fullerton) in a si ngle game with Gary Wheelock (6-3) taking the mound. Later in the week, the Anteaters will travel to the University of Nevada in l..as Vegas for three games, one on Fri- day and a pair on Saturday. , \Vith Bob Barlo\v opening on the mound for UCI in the first game Saturday with San Diego State, the Anteaters wasted lit- tle time su rging in fro nt, 6--0. Barlow ran into trouble in the sixth and was replaced by sou thpaw Steve Fox. Jo .. ox faced four ballers and didn't retire eny before Tom Dodd came on to put out the threat after the Aztecs had tied the r;core at 6-6. UCI went in front on a single by Dan C-Oronado and a double by Jeff Malinoff in the seventh but Dodd was touched for Coronado and Molina each had four hits for the two games whil e Peters was three·for~six. l'IR.ST 9.t.Mt: UC lr¥'1111 (11 Molln1, (f LVQ<lt, lb COl"Qnldo. lb Ml llnoll, Ill Stupv, o: Manie". s~ m nce, 11 Sche<IJ , pr S1>enl!<I, If p~""· •t Ba rlow, i> FOIC, i> Coad. P Wl!~lock , Ph Clt~l811d, 1> To1111 •II t ~ Ill ' , . ' ' ' s 2 2 • S ·O 1 I ' ' ' ' ' ' ? D O a D D 0 0 o O 0 D f 1 l D 1 I 1 0 0 0 D fl I 0 0 D I O O 0 D • 0 0 31 1111 Sl:C:OND GAM• UC lrYIM 14) Molln., ti Lvoru,'ltl Coronado, lb Mellnoff. lb $!UP>', ( Mtn~n, 11 Sl>llK,, It P'!er1, rf Scht n1. rl M~rts. 11 TQltl1 Ill r 11 Iii ' 1 2 0 ] 0 1 1 l 2 2 I 1 0 I O ] 0 1 l l 0 I 0 ] 0 0 0 ? I 1 0 • n o o l 0 I l ~1 ~ • ' l l'lllST CAMI itort ll'i' lnlllnt1 San DIMG S"te UC lrvl111 SICON D GANll Stor. Ill' 1nnlnt1 ••• on -•~• l 11»-7 10 1 San Olf<ll! 11111 UC 1,.,.1..,. .... llO 010 ••• ... . ' 11-il 11 i OCC's Gree1· Sets Mark; Hornets Nab Swifil Title By CRAJG SHEFf' 2:08.5 and then minutes lat.er tied with 04 ttte o.ur Pll.t St•ff teammate Steve Figueroa for the No. 1 Orange Coast College's t.1att Greer spot in the 100 fly. taptured his third event Saturday and set Other winners Included Larry Polte in a South Coast Conference record in doing the 1,650 free (17 5.1.6) and Don Crook in lt _ but Fullerton JC nabbed the circuit the three-meter dl1Jing competition. Polte swlmmJng and diviog championships al is the son Qf F JC swim coach Ernie f'JC. Polle. Greer posted a sizzling 49.1 in the 100 Robinson and Figueroa were also lriple free to wipe out the old mark of 49.7 winners in the meet. Robinson also won •stablished in 1970 by OCC's Andy the ~ indo Friday and Figueroa cap- Erlct0n and equalled by Greer in the lured the 200 fiy and 200 lndo. 11_ Stutll C9nl' ~CMi"'41llllftltll morning pre uuS. 1 1.~ trM -I. l"of11 ·1 11· "' 1, H1i. (N1i.1. lA~! --P\r I f •--I ·· 7:51.)l J. 9,.,,..,,.., Fl !l4.1: " ltobtns t 11rc: a e reS1un<'ln a .!iO WIS VIC--11:>6.l/ S.. Frtnrom (DC ) 11:•.t i '· 11r!o1ll COC toriout in the SO and 200 freestyles 1'i1f'''" -1. or"'' !occ1 "'l1_. f(Ollltr..-oc• ,_,,, Thursday 11nd Friday. ltrhlt• *' 1n1r11: of .,,, wt "" Anttr Erkk..,, of 'Jbe meet was a two-team af(alr With r\":f.1~1'::' f 1A lfo~1 111r. ~L~ ~~r'°1{1 i ... ~"= Fullerton totaling 190 points ind OCC 30 li'.l.J · 1" ti.'"l,.;i-n &a1i1n1n 1occ1 '"" •111 IFI •-h1-• the Hornets. * bt«.-1. R.ob1PISO!'I c1<1 2:os.s1 t. T11 be,_,, I.I'll 11\1 JOl)ft !OCCI ano Crr ... <ord !Fl t:)1.I· •• Tie'"'-"' OCC breaststroker Dan Kent and the C4tot~!tc fOCC) •nd lklwt~ 1s1 ~:~:a.21 •· erowtr !Fl 1.:21.2. r , t •M fr-r•lay foursome also 200 ...,....,t-,, "''"' 1occ1 ,.,,,., 11i.1 eoMt•tnu 1ra e ~ .._.. · l'l'lttll ''' ttv l ry , J'!lll!\~ (OCCI ~n ~l '· Krll)t. !parkled In the final day's events. 1F-1 1~1s.e: J. ,.ldlr tocc1 2.J0.~1 t, N~l1toii f"" Kent had & time of 2:13.7 In the 200. t~3f·21:J:r.s1111•1"1 lMt, s.-.ci 1;.u.11 •· ''"'""' tying the conference r~rd set two "=":n 1f 1 \,.or~,_~.!', fM:~Jo;,.Ji'1, '1: 1_.....,,.,..nus:o by occ.:a 1t~c.eJohns>100-tJm~.,.A\l!r'W:t-tnd M« ....... ca-tt,,_-.--- And the 400 free relay quartet o( Jim ''"~ -1. c.-1111'1 )S,l~wttntt1. 1.;,M?"-11-tn - Boll man, Kent, Vince Frantorn •nd Greer !~ 'i°&~\ ';1:.&:':"fMJ;'·~~~l.''1&~1'11.;o clocked a Winning mark of 3:14.2. .&J')r" rt!tY -I °"'"" C~(lollman, ICl!'lt FUIItrton got. top performance. out of ~'-.ffll Orn.1 .i::~-'' t rJM 1121A1 .a. 1.,..,. 1:17.1/ .. """' "' J: Dave nAblnson who won the 200 back in • tM 1 'i"'" ~rlM -unltl'11tn 1eo. o,,,... c .. ,, JW • , C1rtll111. »'Ao Wt• AtM 10Vti. Mt. 6tfr Anl0ftlt"11t. • • • 1600, 2000, 2600 V-8 Best selection of the yeai· ... -- !Jome Of The New Car •• "GoWea Ttt11e•" D·rive one home or mk about our ••• -EUROPEAN ORDER PLAN Hey! You Folks Going toEuropc thi s year, We can arrange for your new CAPRI to he waiting there £01· you and save . 8 S, too! . ' Call ... Peter Win terlelcl, Import Coordinator I \I' I~ I 2829 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA MESA • 540·5630 Horne Of The New Cat •• , "Golde11 Touch" Weightlifting -Helps Royster Get to Top By PHIL ROS.~ weJl th is season. II is Of the hardware which --OtJlla a11h· ll'Ji.t si.u weightli(ting has been the-ma-Royster-he~-alr:eady..collected, \Vhat has it taken for jor factor in giving him basic there 's a special one which Corona del l\1ar's Howard strength, which has brought on came from Blair himself. his distance." Th CdM h d Royster to become the all-time e ea man says. "Very well" for Royster has "Howard has the one for the best discus thrower in Orange been a seasonal best of 172·2, for being the school's first 165- Coasl area prep track and which ranks the CdM smoothie foot discus thrower. I got a field annals? tops in Orange County, fourth hold of eight such plaques Perhaps John Blair _ in the CIF' Southern Section about Cive years ago and eac h Royster's head spike coach at and No. I in area history. one had a speeific goal for a Cd~f -has the ans\ver. In add ition' to the already-certain event listed on it. Says Blair, "there's no mentioned strengthening "~loward has the one for the doubt that strength alone has aspect of in1provement, there's discus OO\\', \\'ilh only the goals been Royster's biggest im· also an analytical side to the for the 440 and the 180 low provement. Sea King platter tosser. hurdles having yet to be bet· "l!e's a little smaller than "lloward's a very smart tered." !he average discus thrower student in physics, chemislr}' \Vith graduation s"·iftly ap. but he's all muscle. and thaL entire area (3.85 proaching, there are some· "Howard has done • lot or grade point average)." Blair four·xear colleges interested claims. "So. he's stud•"ed lhe in Roysler althou•• he has \Veightlifting in prepar.ation · &-' for the discus and for foot-discus and has made some already been accepted at the ball." surveys on it. ln raCt, he'll University of California at make a throw and then Berkeley for the purpose of It must be pointed out at analyze it. studying astronomy. !his juncture that the 5-11, 185-"He and coach Hubbard "From what he's done so HERBERT l. MILLER TIRE CO . INC. SANTA ANA 209 Bu sh St . S47·S68S COSTA MESA 1739 SUPIRIOR ,.,,,,., ..... ... Ph . b42 3384 PLACENTIA 144 So. Bradford 1 lllo< k ~ o t (llopmon 524-9280 ORANGE 1100 No. Tustin (811•••• ltltllo & Collin1I Afro11 lrom 111w 11011 otlicf 532-3383 pound senior was an interior work ·very close toge ther and far," Blair s3ys, "it looks line mainstay last fall for the keep track of each event, set-possible for several schools lo Sea Kings' Irvine League tings goals as th'ey go along." be interested in him. I'm sure champion gridiron o u t-+i t . At·-the present, Royster's tha ( .jf some people ,.,.ere talk· This came about after primary goal is winning the ing about him earlier, that Royster had sat out of football league title u•hich eluded him they'll be keeping' an eye on l=========== for t\\'O years following his laSt spring and then pro-hin1 throughout the season.·•ll parlicipalion as a freshman ceeding through the Clf' \Vith cont In u e d im· grid.der.) championships in late ~1ay at provement. Royster may have \Vhile the articulate senior Cerritos College, then onto !he to attend Cal just to procure a forsook the rigors of football statfl fint1ls in early .June at telescope ample enough to in his sophomore and junior Oro\'ille in No rthern keep pa c e with his Who Cares? No other nl'\\·spaper 1n the 1vorld ClU'<'ll about your com- 1nnnity likr your cnJ]lmunity daily nr1v~paper doct. 1t'1 the DAILY l'JLOT. CORONA DEL MAR'S HOWARD ROYSTER LETS IT A LL OUT IN THROWING DISCUS AT A RECENT MEET. years, he ~Hd find the time, California. astronomical discus throwing. j however, to drill diligentlyl-------------'-....C:-".....:.:....:.:....:.::=..::::....:.:~~==========' with the 2·pound, 5-ounce, high r Olmedo Playing Net Exhibition Lures Stanford Orange Coast ·area pro- fessional tennil!I players, the Stanford University varsity tennis team 11nd ex·Slanford studenls living in the area will present an exhibilion at the Park Newport Apartment ten- nis complex today beginning at JO o'clock. The featured singles match will pit ex-Davis Cup and pro· lessional star Alex Olmedo against Stanford 's No. I play- . et.·Roscow Tanner, at ccntcr- court beginning at 12:30. Olmedo, in addition lo performing on the Da vis Cup team, also p I a ye d at Wimbledon and was a member of the Beverly J-lills Racquet Club. Other pros include Jim She,ard of Newport Beach Tennis Club: Gary Johnson o[ lhe Tustin Hills Racquet Club; Hugh Stewart or the Balboa Bay Club; Gil Shea and Sandy Walker, former touring pros: and Dick Leach, San ~farino Tennis Club and a f o r m e .r California state champion. The Competition is open lo the genera l public, free of charge. Singh!s Rod Dailey vs. Glosimond and Page Jenkins. 1:30 p.m. -Olemdo and Jon Douglas vs. Tanner and George Yardley: Grigry and Jim Doan vs. Fisher and Bo l\1cWhirter; Shepard and Ray Watson vs. Sidone and Reed Bauman. 2:30 p.m. -Leach and Bill Pereira vs. fl1ayer and Dr. 'fon Steller; Stewart and Bob Tits .... ·orth vs. Hagey and Tom ~1addoch; Walkei and Terry Inch vs. Delancy and Garson Bakar; Johnson a'nd Ha rry Oranges v·s. Fisher and Sam Rehnberg. UCI's Beal Captures 2 Events Lack of participants in five field events cost coach Bo Roberson's UC 1rvine track and field team a chance for its first-ever victory Saturday afternoon in a triangular meet at Azusa-Pacific College. 10 a.m. -Jim Shepard (Pro) vs. Chip Fisher (S); Gary Johnson (Pro ) vs. Gary Glosimond <S l: Gil Shea (Pro) vs. Paul Sidone (SL Azusa-Pacific won the meet u•ith 65 points, Claremont wa~ second with 60 and UCI third ..., 11:30 a.m. -Jacque Grigry (Pro) V5. Chico Hagey (S); Hugh Stewart (Pro) v s . Rick Fisher (S). wilh 56. Greg Beal was a double win- ner for UCI, copping the mile run in 4: 19.9 and the two-mile in 9:39.5. Curt-Caughey \\'BS second in the mile in 4:26.0 and third in the 2-mile (9:45.5.). 12:30 p.m. -Alex Olmedo f Pro) vs. Roscow Tanner (S); Sandy Walker (Pro) \'S. Jim Delaney (S). I :30 p.m. -Dick Leach (Pro) vs. Sandy 1'.1ayer (SJ. Robert Bivins won the 440 -======== intermediate hurdles in 57.5: • James Shirley won the 440 in ~ Doubles 49.8 with teammate Gary Dif-FORM THAT HAS MADE ROYSTER NO. 1 IN AREA. 12:30 p.m. -Shea and rley second in 49.9. 1---------------------- Baseball Standings ANGfLUS l.IAGUI W L GI . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l • ,1 ' ' . . ' . MISJIOH COH'l•IN(t: W 1.. T •I C•lru1 1 1 o SC11thw11leo~ J I I) 'ltn l•rnera111e • ' o , P•lotll•r • J I) I Cll•fftv 1 3 I f', C.ront•'lof!t 1 • t J 1trvw1htP 1 1 J 1 S..OcllfNdr o • o s TllVrMl'f''• Scort1 Cl'ltfft'f' :n, S.odlt"c-! SGuf11-1trrn '· C11ri.t 0 S..n &trMrolne t, G1os1m~r J 0ther UCI winners included the mile relay quartet in 3:22.6 and Dave Crourh in the long jump "'ifh a leap of 22.5::1~. .Jerry Thom pson was thi rd in the Jong jump with a leap of 21·2 and look third in the triple jump f40·311:). Crouch u·a.~ fourth <J9-21h). Nick Rose was seeond In thr 880 (1 :57.J) "'ilh John l~atch fourth t I :59.81. Other UCI finishC'rs included .John Batzle. fourth in the JOO in JO.S: Oifrlf'y ,.ccond in the 220 in 22 .5: Gary Dunlap fourth in hi~h hurdles in 18.5~ and the 440 rf'lay second in H .I. Alclrj ch Breaks J)i sc us Record "•'°"''' •· 1111,.,...110, i Chancellor l)an Aldrich of TlltMnt's G11r111 s11efftY 11 SO\lttrw.111111 UC lrt'ine sci a Southern Cl1Pu• •' S•n ll••1111t1•1'1$ Pacific AA U record for !he 50. c;,otsmonl •t Rl'tlttf!!lt Hcldleoatk ,, "''''"'' 59 age group S11turday in the SOUTH COAST CONl"l!"IN(I rl ii;cus throw "'iih II hc::ive of ,,,1 • • w ~ 01 14~f'ccl at Sctn Ferna ndo ~~~~-:T,,. ~ I ~ '1 Valley State Collcgtln an all· r~1f~ot1t J i s comers meet . J.~*inm'i: 2 I 1., Aldrich b~okc lhc prcviou!! ,.,., .. .,., '''"'' mark of 143=6 by more lhan " E'.~~!'"'91'4£~h ,.. tom. lie also pl&eed 1et.-ood in 7')11 'bf;ff • '· m Anierue • the javelin IJ1d ahot put while t':'· '-' "~'I~ .r&;,.~ott' representing the Corona dcl !%n~ :, ir:Rtrton • Mar Trick CJub. ·~ Monarch Bats · Silenced; Bisho11 Ai11at Rolls, 8-0 ~'later Dci lfigh School r1~11 t·ictirn or a ltt·o-hit shutoul by Bernie Hitner and Ted Bonur a of Bishop Amat High S.1turday aftrrnoon ns lhe.visilor,. l.O thP J\lonarch dian1oncl posted an 8· O Angelus League victory. llilner \\'enl ftvc innings. g1\ HlR up a ... ingtc to Kevin Timpanc in the fourth lhal 11 c11l lo right field . Bonura "'as nicked for the olher i::aftty in lhs sc\'enH1 "'hen To1n Bonkowski belted a single to left. ~litnrr had se,·rn strikeouts in {Ive frame~ and Bonura ad· out in !he fourth , Lendzion held the Lancers scoreless for thf' fi'1al three frames. rorcing thrrn lo popu p most of the lime. ~l<iler Dei· is 11011• "'inless in seven Angelus League outings \1·1th the next game scheduled \Ve<lnesclay at home \\'ilh St. Anthony High of Long Beach . l •lllt. AMII (II •• ' II ,... Sll•f".,1 •ll o "°"ltl. rl 4 0 2 1 IC.r!lv, ID J, l I o' MCGff, JI Guan'•· cf • o 1 2 Grlf!f", l • 0 I 11 M~ndo1. l'tl • 1 j i Ptdrol•, JO j 0 H1!ner. e i ,l ! llon11r~. " ,Jlt i ded four more in tho final lwo ~•1• M•t~ 0.1 111 I I ••rll rbl nn ngs:. •tt.im•, ~~ t 2 g ~ Bishop An1 ;it jun11)f'd on ~~~s~~. if / l.j j .J.\1alcr De.I _starter ~nnii; _Xti:; ;f 0 11.1urp.hy . for three runs in the ~1~~;}~1r.u~. 111 J g 3 I ::~~~n~~d addccLaqgU1~~=1~11 ll I ,1, I Whtn M urph)I got i n t o riJ~~~~ e 1ur1her trouble in the fourth, ~~r-" ,J. t ! he was rcll ved by Neil le•• .., t11111m , ~ • Londilon. Alledt'-i!>l ihe.llde_t;~'...:.1'" iii :JI t:I 'l I -----...........-·-- school we ight platter. It was culminated in a fourth place finish in the Irvine League for the Cd~f flinger, who i:na~aged a best of 159-6 as a.Junior. •· But even though Royster copped fourth in the loop, it was a big disappointment for everyone close to ths scene, including Royster him s e 1 f , Blair and CdM Y,lflight mentor Ed Hubbard . Because the Sea King was co·fa.,.ored -along with even· lual circuit titlist Richard Echa'rd of Los Alamitos -in the Irvine final . Say Blair. "Howard peaked ·II little early last year but he 1eems to be coming on very Bruins Row To Victory At Newport UCLA rowed to a victory in !he varsity competition in 6:22.0 and scored enough points to win the P.A. Palmer trophy in the 7th annual Newport invitational regatta Saturday morning in North Lido Channel of Newport Bay. The Bruin varsity eight was followed. across the finish line by UC Jrvine (6:27.0), San Diego State (6 :32.0) and Loyo la University (6:37.0). The Bruins amassed a total of 12 points ror the team title with UCJ in second place with 10. Orange Coast College and San Diego State tied for third ·with-nine and Loyola-finished - last with three. Perhaps the closest race of the day came in the runnerup spot in the freshman eights competition. UCLA was the \\'iriiier and UCI appeared lo have second place wrapped up. Orange Coast overtook the Anteater shell at the finish line with a 6:51.0 clocking. UCLA finished in 1:47.0 and UC! in 6:52.0. Orange Coast won lhe junior varsi ty race without problems in 6:26.0. San Diego State was a distant second in 6:51'.0 and UC I finished third in 6:57.0 . UCLA placed fourth in seven minutes flat. "This is probably the fastest boat \\'e have ever had at Orange Coast," an elated Dave Grant said following the Pirate \'ictory in the junior varsity competition . The OCC crew is unable to compete in varsity eight races because of its junior college status but the time recorded by the Pirates woul d have placed them l!econd to the UCLA varsity shell, a run se- cond in rront of UCl '"' ........... ,.......,, Ill"'''' VtrlllY El9ll" -\, UCLA1 ,,21.t i 1, u c 1rvlnel •:n .oi 3. !t n o,.,,. Sltlt, 1:.».01 •• O'f'Olt1 •:37,0. v1r1lll '"''\ -1. Lovolt, n1.01 z· UCLA, :2l.01 • Or•n.et C011I, 7;41. ; •. S•11 Clfff Sltfe, 7!Sl.O. V•r11!1 11'11~ 1•11111 -1. Orll'tll Coe11 "A" t· .01 2. occ "I ", 1:•.a1 J, occ .. ,i., ;: . Ji.t"ler V1rtll'Y IEl\M1 -I. Or1110e Co•••· 6'26.01 '1 In Olt!Dl'I Sltlt. ':"·i' 3, UC IN M, :S7,0: •· UCLA, 1.00 •. Frr1/lm•n E!thlt -I, UCLA. 6:'1.01 1. Or'"'' C0tUI ':Jl.O: UC lr'tll"J• 61J1.o: j· Sin D Qt Sltlt , 1:flf.01 . Lovol•. :11.0 Fr~tt'I•'"" Fours -1. UCLA, 1;12.0: l. LevoC.1, 11·o.s.J1 --1. Or•ntt '""11, :13.01 4, vC NIM, 1:2(1.0. Hltll $(11oof four1 (1,700 mtlt") -1. UCL.-. Frott\.z no lm.,;4 ... c:orona.Gfl M•rJ J. us~ Fro1111 4, Nrwriorl "~'''" 1111 klloel SIMlt$ 1\,700 mttertJ -I om1 dot! Mfli-1'A"I I. ClltM "II", "° 11m1. • 'Ttt m "'"' 1t•nlll11ts f'•lmlf ITl'IDl'l11 -t. UCLA, 121 2. UC INlMI 10l 1. Tit bet~ Ortl'lt• CMI (111.,, '""' 1111 Pltff '''"' ,, .. LOl'9ft, ~. FISK PREMIER BATTERY BUENA PARK BUENA . PARK COSTA MESI 9-h llN. • loltwePor e 5301 ·-·--IJJ-3040 Llocolo ... Y., Yltw 5115 U.ColoAn. 826-5800 •H<norl"4.•W- 200 H-llff. -548·2082 . ' WESTMINSTER SANTA ANA ----=--1400 ldlo9or-1..,... St. ot Motol 146-7112 • 154409-h-. -""·"'"'-.. 1•2-2011 ' • • ·~ ___ Soccer: DAILY •!LOT lJ 1J Broken Back Can't-Survival -.:~~ ' ' Uphill Battle DALLAS I AP \ -\\'he n Joe Echelle, general m11nager or !he Dalla s Torn11dnes soccer team, drives 11round the city and watches thousands o( young Texans pl 11ying soeter he h11s vision of lumsliles clicking merrily 111 the br11nd new Ttxas iit11dium. Stop Edison Star 8)' RON EVA NiS---shou ldn't ha\'e rtal!y d('!nt it ot ''" D•I"" •11e1 s1t1t but I h11d him running the Therr li re t.im's wht:n Dave wrong wa,\' (ag111ost t h r hurdles) (If Short~· Smith Ja.~l r o"'ell feels lucky to be •·alk· year. An.\'"'il~', hP hi! the injZ . backside of 11 hurdlP 1,1•1th his A~ it stands, the ~dii;on lead 1ltfll lei:,. had lo i;:rt 13 J~igh sen ior ls probably the stitchts and he .still ~·ears a knt:e pari there " best hijZ h hurdltr presently on Thus far in 1!172 , Po11.·e1I has thr Irvin e League lrark and mana11ed In rmtr<>e rr11m lie Id scent. ~ " combat unsca1hrd and Alyrr~ This is 11m.11iin,ll. ronsidt:rin~ is confident his star 1H1fk Powell broke hi& back durin~ spe('ial ist can ridf' out the rr~t his frrsh man year and ha s of the campa1,i:n in hifith ~lyle. been injury-prone ever since. Tht Edison mentor s1a lr11> fla\\'S in Dave's training nr rted1rat1on in coming ba ck from the injur1r.~ and l)Ur h11 rdl f';o; ('oach -}\ f' i I h ~l;iyeshiro -ha~ been \\'CJr k· !n,it O;ive's !ail off, ton,'' f\.1yer~ SA,\'S, C"-la,veshiro. inc1dtntal1y. is currentl y a Cal Stnt.e (Long BPnrh 1 gradual!" ~tudPnt ..... ho coppr>d the LA C1fv BPP ln11• hurdlf>11 t1tlr unrltr ~t~·er~· tutrl11;?e nt Relmnnt ll 1ch 1n J!}f; .~I -·· By Eati~:~: Fi sh Bait:.; • ··' • .:.w Anyone for canned fish ~~ Delicious -if you're stanfitt.! Ask Dick Bonham. fonjtlf USC star distance runner. "':'">. Bonham will have .~ • elaborate exhi bit of ang~ gear in the fa med Tackle!' section of H. \Verner B 27th a n n u a I Sportsm!ft' Vacation and Travel ~ April ~16 in the new ti4 Cnn \•enlirin C°f'nler. "Those are nur ruture'faos,'' says F:chelle . 31 . a Yugoslav· born former Mecer player lit Noire Da me. He is con fident th at soccer has come to the United Stalc!'i lo slay. Hi may be right, jusl 11 5 11cross the border in fliexico the grow ini;: band or American football fAn~ are positivt: thRI the increasing number of America n foot ball teams in Mexican universitie11 will bring th .. game In fllexico . Powell decided 11:1 include frank!~·. "\\'e figured at lhi> · ':'-:-iJ;.+-l;::i,7~.-;-:;.;,+.;;;;;;;;;:.i-Toiilliiifo.'iiii"'i!TiiieilCiige~;-;tart-or--t h'"'"1't.llr-u;arlJ;i ,.,. ;: oo R on his athletic Rgr.nda Y.'C'IUld n't run undl'r 14 fl 111 thr E:d tl'nn·~ bP;;;I hurd!Pr h.:i ' f'on1pr tt>d Fpor.:id1r.rilly in !hr 410 A ~ "'t>ll. ;ilthoui:h hr 0110' fu~r 11 .l2 .1 bc~t thrrr rn11 r ll alrrad1 conriurr'Prl \Ja:::~ffil 1a 's l1111P ronpe r 11 1 1 hr~! 1 111 ll u nt1 n~t on ·~ rf'rf'nt Sn111hrr11 L'nu1111r~ n1rr1 ,n a hor r onfrnnt;:it 100 1~ rxprrtrd br111rr n 1hf'. pair 1n 11 rlu;il n1rrt bet11'e('n !hr l11n ~rhMI~ Hi~ ed 1bl~ iwhPn ntteessa ft"h bait "'Ill bf' on view, of l'OUrSe, !l!flr~ Oick ha~ t ~rrc1al fnnrlne~~ f(lr h l !I "~av1or ." It ha ppentd hke !hi~ Flrin~ his. rrssna on nne of tu~ per1od1r t r 1 p 5 to ~1>0rtsmen ·~ shnw, and ro con· lac1 spor11n;::·~onO~ ~lnr~s. he \\'a:;: cau,t:hr 1n a riuick down• rlraft in l'nloradn's snowy i\1onarch ra~.~ ;it 11.000 ftel.. But ~occcr ra ces an uphill 1truggll! in the United Sattes. ll will estri bHs h itself when these youn~. g r o w i n g American IC!J?s used lo the stiff kirking n( ;in American fool· ball . d ispla~ lhe grace of 11 Brazilian-dribblt, and I h e grunl~ and puffs of an off. larkle plunge dr;iw the s;ime responsl' as a flying save by a goalkerper. Echetle and !he ori.:anizers of the North Amerir;in Soccer Lea1?:ue base their confidence In the tremendous interest in the, game crea led 11t sehool level, the fir~t step in the de"lopment of• dyed-in-the-EDISON HURDLE FLASH DAVE POWELL SKIMS BARRIERS. eftO! ~n. ~~~--'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ''Bul the paren111 are a prot> Attn." Echelle said. The parents . grew up with baseball and American foot- ball with the idea that junior would tu'rn out to he another Joe Namat h or S::indy Knu fa x. "But now lhf' kid s are grl4 ting lo know the game and getting the ir parenl, lo go t() lhP games with I h e m , ' ' &he/le said. Average attendance t hi s pRst season for the Dall;is p:a mes w11s :i.:ioo. v.•hic h may not JOund like R full houi;e ;i t Az1ec11 Stad ium or \1lembley, but it was a 50 percent im- provement in Dallas over the previous year. The num ber or bovs' tcan1s 11ponsnred by schonl.~· ;ind ch·1c groups has J:"rown lrom II in 19fi7 tn ne;irl1· 500 in 1971 wit h 11pproll'.im;ite(v 20.000 youths inVnlved . • f •·11 is an cas.v, incxpcnsh·e game "'hrre the star docs not have In be A giant." Echelle said. "I think tha t i~ nne of 1he thing~ lh11t allr11cls many kids." Dalla11 coach Ron NP\\'mann is the first In defenrl the ri uah· t.y of the game a~ played al the pro fe~sinnal I e \'fl I. although he artm 1l~ 1 h I! American lf'Rms .:ire nol ypl ready for snmf' of lhP F.urn· pe.an or South Amer ican powers. Hot Dogs, Peanuts Aplenty Rot do~~ and J)f'anuts 11fe as much a part nf !hr basebRIJ ~cenP for th~ Americ11n puhlic ss the horsehiriP meet.inli! the b;it nn !hr firld of play. And dnn 't fnrgrt the cracker jack 11nd lhP thou2ht !hat you may not eve r get bark . Lest you shed a te;i r £or the departed morsels th;it 11dd rmtalg ia to the gr e 11 l American pa stime. ta ke 11 ti p from those who know the situation best. The basebnll public will not be lacki ng In the famili ar foodstuffs at Dodfiler Stadiu m or Anaheim Sta~ium, once the 1ea!IOn geti; under way. Ed Snngrath. operRlions m;inager for Canteen Corpora- tion of America (dispenser~ nf food at Anaheim Sl;idium 1 and Tnm Arthur. his counterpart 11! Oodger Stadium for ABC Corpnr1tion, bnth say th11t they can h11.ve things ready to go within hou rs or getting the grotn light. Nn losses or 11ny appreci11hle degree have been fell in spoil Ing foodslu ffs. Perhap~ a bit or papaya 1ir1d g re e n , vegel ables fo r !ho~e \\'ho use Oil City Football Stndium May Gain New Lighting A severe blow to nosta l,g1c f:ins ma y hi> in the ~'Mks, Jt's rumored that Huntington Beach High's foo tball sladiu m lighting is in line for extensive imp mvemenl. At the moment the Oilers' starlium ranks alOllg s.ide .• Valencia High·s baskt.l ball Rym· nasium in antiquity. If it wasn't for the sight ----ROGER CARh"O N -. .,, __________ _,, of today's cars in sv.'ear vou v.•ere in like l!l:i7. lh' parking Int.~ ,\'nu 'd another time period - Could it ~ tha t. nop or Or;inge s~andard jokes 11.·ill be erased? • • • Coun ty's Anothl'r ~pri ng spnrt~ is In the offing for Huntington Beach Olstricl "'Ith volley ba ll 1cheduled tu begin Apri l 17. A double round robin &l11te "'il l in\'olve Huntington Reach, Edi54>n, MRr ina. f ountain Vall ey and Westminster on Mond11y and Fri- da'' afternoon.~. Proponent~ are pushing fo r the ~port tn be • recogni zed CJF' item. • • • And.Jr int.er.esLisn 't in that area. students can also pursue competition in surfing. The Orange County High School surfin g championship mcrl i5 scheduled April 22 at th! Santa Ana Ri ver .Jetty. • • • lmpmYemenl s RI MI appear In be in nrdtr 111 Costa ~lesa Park, Recreation department 1 l'tfricial J im Irwin r eport1 that $5.000 ha1 bee.n allBCated by the City nf Costa ~feg to Improve the lighting situation. \\'Pslminstcr High's baseb;:ill tram is cur· rentJy ridlng the eresl or a snappy 15-3 riiark Including: the Santa Ana Elks baseball tourney title. The latter hono r proved coslly. however. with the Joss of Dan Accom ando. Accomando, pe nciled in at. quarterb::ick in I.he rall for \\1es!m ins ter, aggravated a bn np chip in. lhP hip RI the plate and m;i y he in fnr minor sur~rr.v. He'.11; out for the bala nce of th e baseball c;impaign. Look ror the CIF wrt:st ling finals In bt: held at Fnuntain Vallt:y High next year with th t: sta te finals 1lated fnr either Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo ) or Stanfo rd. A·lission Viejo an d Tustin m;iy be compet- ing in the Orange League in 11.•ater polo next year. ,Foothill Hi2h wa nts out of the Crest- view arrangement with its sights on free lance opportuni ties. The first ever Orange Cnunly Nnrth-Snutb •·resllinJC tourney ls taking 11h11pe followi ng formal approval by the CTF' Southern Section. ff5 slated for Cypress College and Cnron11 de! t.far 's Dick Morris will tutor the South. t.1orrls and his Comna del Mar contingent a•on I.he CIF' championship. He'll be assi~ted by Wayne Michael Mic· kaeliAn of Fountain Valley, Gymnastics Summaries JV Tennis Results C•M (U ,H) lt,,11) I-• l ""O "°"'" -I. <>•azi•r IC.I 1, 1'8llol1~, (S) l , W~H!tr CS). 1>olnt5: I.JS. Fr~• £1< -1. Gra1iot iCI 1 Woll• 151 3. GM1•!•\ f(). Points: 1.1. 51dt hol'Jt -1. Woll' !S I ). ll~1n CC! J Lt lrlbrm• (51. Polnh: •.'G. P1r•lle! bltJ -1 L1mbt11H (5) 1. Wnll• (S) J, McF1rl•nll IC). Pol"t~: J.lS. Horl1onr11 b1r -1. L•mbr..,, IS) !. Wolff: IS) J, McFl•llNI IC). Polnll'. •.!S Rlno' -I lle•ocn~mo IS\ 1. McF1rl1nd !Cl l. IHll!ln (C) Points: •.lS. NIW-1 f11i .3') (IO,ltll Ant!Wl'" Ltll'IO hntto -I. WAl~tr (N) 1. M(l~d !N) l. 1Cl11t•tndorl Al, Pl\lnh; I.IS, Fr" t •.,.t;sr -1. 4""••50'! !Nl J. HQl1l119•r (NJ ), Wfl~ft (N ). P(l/nh ; 'sfdr l>n•U -I. Gillll•nd !N) '· MoAd !NI l . Mofl~r (AJ />Qlnh; J.I. "•••lltl t1•r1 -1. Wet•et" (Ni 1, Miiier !Al l. Mn•cl IN). l>glnh · 6 tJ, ltln1s .-J. Hol1lnoer 1NJ 1 Ptnhell !NI 3. Mlt!...-! Al. Po1ni.1 • ''· '°""11111 V•llty 14,,IJI !IM,lf) Jfftl•11 LM• HOl'lt -1. Undt t wMll IJI 1. Lr.n..lwr !Jl l. E••~' (Ft. l'ol1111 : 1.o.!I. Flm<' l•tr.-1, 4119) S1unMr• !r l, l o llll'M !Fl. Tfll!tt IJ) 1 NO!'•lrt!t IJ I l. £0Qt r1 jF I, l>oinl1: SI, SIM Het1• -I. Nnrtl• !J) ! Wt1! (J I i. Jeme1 (J) 1'oin11: s.s +4191! ll•r -I. Uncltrwoad IJl J, l t llhtlN'f (J) J, $(:hw•llN! ()) !Join!•: "· J'•r•ll•I It" -I WtY•ti"tll !JI l , U"fftwood (JI J. ()~~!1,1 IF I. PD111lli ... 1t1"11, -I , Nt<trttt IJI ! kflwtlbl tJl J, l f !tl'ltl11r IJ1 Pl)IM1 I] Mesa Gals Shine LAl ll"t lttCh 111\'t) (1 \>ti SOl\Otl ""•'•• 8•11th!•tan (ll Wan •·1. •1. l t wln IL) WM A·G. 4.J Mt1'1'1f1Ud !LI WO!\ 4·1, •·I, Mc.Clll"I (l,J "'"" -1, t 1. 0 .... -111 L(lao M>d Schirm !LI l~ltl. 1.4, ol,} Flo111~ trld M1y11Ck (LI won I 0. •·I -t ell• M••• IJl 1111 Let Ai. .... 1111 Sl"l .. I ('.1n•I~• IC! IM! 111 l •m114'11 J•t, IO•I lo ~ciw.~~•nlMld 3'•. 1Jr11"'iuoro !Cl lo" lo ).f, 1-1. AA11!n<"~ (Cl cit!. C!lrt11t1 ILi .. ,, dtl. 5c""•klf• .. J i"l'rrl• !Cl t"51 &-~. -M. -·" '"'Ill> ~n'l~llWr!Ol'I IC) 1(111 lo '-'nu• D•~""°'' IL) 1.._ If»! le Kw~ft.l•rrtft ••• • C1>t1,..¥•L•1111ftbo.•1., IC) Iott l·t. I· ..... Swimming "" th tadi bu ---Marc iegel.=..ttnd--..Ann bun orders were cancelled In You ng of Costa Mes11 .11r'- lime. 1mong the team members ''We c11n gel the buns on _w_ho hel~d _push Aiia helm's ~Mrl noti I ;ind lhe mea l. is r.orMlia CQonef\Y Hi~h ScMol frn1,en 11nd can he lflawr.d girls' basketball le.11m to the quickly~ ~l IL-"!111 tak:e 111 1 Il l. 1,11:gue cha mpionship . th I 1 tJe ex tra eJfort on tht J)41rt 0£ se11!ltln. · e'''ry(lne c o n c t r n e d , ' ' , &th girls Wtrt iUilr<h on Sooaarth uy1. the team, - • in his fir~t two years a~ an 120 high.~ but hl'•s a!rr~rl.v Edison Charger but that didn't !IUrpassrd tha t "1th a 14 7 on txac!ly transpirt lht way he Hunlinglon BeaC'h ·.~ ~I n\\ would have wanled it to. I rack. Sn \\'l'vf harl Jn re· assess his ,11n;il in The h 1~h~ Looking bac k at Powell '• and pla'ce ii s nm e w ht re star-crossed lrosh ytar, ,John around 14.3." Arr1l ~o · He was f(lrcrrl tn crash !&).ct ·Keeping \1•arm \\'as )I rnonumentnl prnblrm. Night temperaturr was 20 degrcu. tlis only f(l()(f, for Pnrrgy and 1\.'armth . "'RS. ranned fi sh bait. Myer1, lhe Edison head spike Along with 11 sr;11·h l1 n~ coach 11ays, "Da ve was prett y perforrnanr.e in the high.,, If rn11·r l! 11 1·;Jtt1r1·~ tha t rn;1rchur ;ind 110 1nl'll\ 1rl11;il h:ilt lr the folln111n~ 11·rrk 11:::ri 1n:-I F'n11n1 111n \' ;i I ! P \ '~ H1ch.:irrl l~rng;i 11:1 01, ht'll hr r'11::hrlul l\ f;ivorrrl 1n rhr ]Mf! fin;il~ cnn1r r.1rl\ !'IPX! n1n11t h which is Powell'i; hel lrr !'\rnl gung·ho on football al !hat ovr.r the barriers. thP fhri ri:;Pr time but unfortunately broke senior has hit J!l.9 1n thl' ln11·~ his back.'' ;ind ~lytrs exprct ~ th;it to The rxpenPnft w;is har- ro,1·ing but erlurattnna l. Dick discoverrd that rnarshmallow and dou~hball bait \.\'ere not bad . Chee~P halts less MJ. Powell then ~at nut flf drflp to 19.S before the Sl'ason 11 thletics the remainder of h111 finisht~. 1t cr rt.:t1nl1' t'>r;it~ r11nn1og "11h a brnkl'n h;i rk frosh year and, whe n the back "There are absolulr ll nn injury sufficiently recnvered, 1----------------·--------------------- he returned lo the gridiron as a sophomore. But that proved lo be a nother pitfall in Powell 's prn- ,i:ress as he proceeded Lo break a leg In yet another pigskin mishap. "Dav e had trouble getting in ~hape for his sophomore track season because Of the in· juries," Myer.!I says. "and con- sequently pooped out pretty well." Then. at the begi nn ing of his junior year. the current school record hnlder in bot h hurdle races was confronted by Bill Vail, ·Mye rs' predecessor as Charger athletic director and hPad football coach at !he lime. Vail suc(inctl y a s I.: e d Powell, •·you mean you 're not co ming oul for f ootbal l again?" With Myers, a Vail grid aide during that period, standing by witnessing the short con· versalion, it must ha ve struck a happy vein dee p down inside of him when he heard Powell answer, "No.'' · • Reason11 were lii mple and two-fold: I. Po11.·ell did n't want to experienc! 11nother bone- hreaking encounter: and 2. the youngster had a zeal to con- Centrate fully on his track career. At any rate, PowC!ll even· tually cloc ked hurdle bests or 15.2 (120 highs) and 2tl.O 1180 lows \ bu t al!lO ra n into another roadblock -literally. This time, it was the shuttle hurdl.es relay At Santa Ana College'li Shorty Smith Relays. Pi.t yers elaborates, ' ' I Coast Area Roundup Of Golf . When the Irvine Coast Coun- try Clu h Women's Go I f Association named il.ll regular tournament. 11 criss-cross f'Venl, mult iple winners pop- ped up in every class. Mr~. Roy Hallberg. A1ri;. George Hesik ;ind Marian Parks lied for first with a net or 311ri in Clai;s A. Mr!!. Ev. Morrii; and Mrs .. James Taylor look firi;t in Class 8 with a 3.1 ' '· Mr1. Russ t""ord was the lone winner in Class 0 with a Z8"2. And Mrs. Wiiiiam Bancro ft, Mrs. Tom Henderson and Mrs. Ltslie Tarr were the class 0 winners. afte r posting scores of 32111. Rig Cnn11on T ou r n am e n t a c ti o n celebri:itlng the opening nf the ne\v clubhouse 11t Big Canyon Club in Newport Bea ch is t.i1k4 Ing pla ce thi.~ weeLiltb the. women ·~ elub st11izing its even! on Tuesday and the men's cl ub on Wednesday. itle•o l' erde Paul Zan gger And Richa rd flolurl.11ugh won first place in a parlner'li better ball tourna· ment at Mesa Verde Country Club over the week'Od with 1 1cn re or 6t. 15.88 for 4 ply polyesler? Yes! And wide profile, too. It's our 70th Anniversary. Special! 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As sorted colors. 12.99 Premium ·arake Overhaul We re place bra kes with new Foremost~ lln· lngs. new o il seals. new brake springs. re· bulld alt whee l cylinders. 55ee * In !iiCC<lnd place were Art1 _ _L,===----------------------------' Aune and Tom Rico with-U.-1- Uiw gross honors Dick l~ssen 11nd Hillman wltll 1 57, ~nt to D ~ v e In 11 mixed roursomf! toum:t· mcnl Sundity, Jerry And Marge H1yts teamed with Pep 11nd J im Henderson tor first place with 1 score of 40. JC Penney Shop S11ndey noon to 5 P.M. •t the following Auto Centera: NEWPO RT !EACH, Fuh:oo 1.1.,c/. HUNTi t-/GTO~ !EACH, Huntington Center. U•t Pinnt 1 iimt p1 1ment p ltn. • • 6 DAILY PILDT Sunday, Aorll IJ, 1972 Y o_ung -6-ir l s ·I Stand Ou.t fMlr·TIMe Win11tt ti lllt M11ltr• CLOSED STANCC MAY AGGRAVATC SLICING First, a closed slante may cause a blocking out by the left s ide on the dow nswing. This forces the clubhead to slice across the ball. Second, a closed stance may cause the golfer to swing the clubhead across the ball to the left (illustration I l) in an unconscious effort to off. set the closed alignment of the feet to the fl&ht of tarRet. \\'ith girls' lra ck on Its last legs this year , 1he coaches from the six Orange °'as! high 1ehool1 v.·h!ch fielded t~am1, look bRck a·oo ass·ess their seasons. They see a prcponderllnce or fr•shmen and sophomore!, 11nd a few upperclassmen ~·ho S(>t ICbool records 1n just about every event and broke a few records at lhe Beach Cities and Santa Ana Valley Jnvi 1a- lional s as .... ·ell. The season marked the hrsl defeat in four years for La - guna Beach's !cam, with C-Osr a i1esa outscoring n i n n y Shryock's girls Jn a tri-mret al El li.1odena. It Wl'IS Laguna's on ly loss in an o!~er\l.'ise typically good season. The te11m is s!rong in relaYs v.1ilh Fr;incis Arnert. Cat~y Dunn, Sands ,\ftrl tcr anrl Lisa Shipkey participatinjt in mn.'ll of the 440 and 880 runs . T,be 880 team "'·on its event at the Valley lnvltational. Sever11J Laguna girls ~land out in their events arra-"·idc. Among them are ~ophomorc Lisa Shipkey, v.•ho hroke the Echool recortl in the sho1pul v.·ith a throw of 38·41z, anrl Sands J\.1intcr \1•ho "'as one of four area girls runn ing the 220 In 27.0. Allround senior Angie Ser· rano took up the new AA-yard hurdles and tied Diane Lester cf Costa J\.lcsa for lhe best time in the event. 11 12.4. She also ran the mile in the s:econd·besl area lime of 5 ~ and equalled the school hig h jum p record.· \V1th thr vcrst1 til~ l/strr gis!ers t1nchor ing the Cost::i Mesa Mustangs. coach Jot1n Allen's girls bcrame !he onl y undefeated area team. 1'hcy placed second to Va lcncit1 in a field of I~ schools at the \'alley Jnvit<11i onal. Junior .Janice Lester holds the area 's Jong ju mp rrcorrl of 16-0~. and placed first 1n the 100 and 220-ya rd ru ns at the Vall ey lnvitalional. She also runs on the 440 relay team \\'hich took first placf' at 1ht invitafional after clocking a 52.0. Diane Lester. a sophomorr, is one of se veral area girls running 1he 50-yard dash Jn 6.4 seconds, is on lhe 44() relay t ea m. ;ind clears 4·8 in the hig h ju mp. T1\'0 other o u I s 1 a n d i n g ~1esans are Kalhy Ols"•an.I{. a miler who won the In1'ilational and has clocked R 5:50. an<i Amy Thompson, who set a i;ehool record of 1 00.8 in the 44.D dash for lhe best time in the Orange C@st art'a. The Costa J\te~a tram <1lso tarnished an othcr"'i.'ie un - marred season ror I h e Newport ~!arbor IE'<lm. "'hich iron th e Beach C111cs Invita· t1onal. At the meeL Nen·port 's 860 relay team clockrd its best of !he year. a 1:48.8. \.\'hic h also Is an are~ brsl. On the lr::im are Kalhy \Volf. Pau i R<iker anti Share.I Cot1on. Rrl::iy alternates Nadine \V ilson anrl L111n Shertzer also hold se- c0nd place in the are::i 1n lhe high Ju mp, ha vi ng cleared 4· 10. Junior Event Al Santa Ana Diane Chambers and Sharel Collon each broke the 5chool'5 J()().yard dash record with standard mid-season and ls se- cortd ln1.he area with her time of J: 04.6 in the 440. Coach L}"1n Irving expecl s her team, cQmpose<! primarily of freshmen and sophomores. v.•ill be a top contender next year. Tv.·o AA U runners , freshmen \'icky ti.fills and Linda Green of the Long Be.ach Comets. hel ped pace Hunllngton Beach this season. Lind a clock ed the area 's best mile · a 5-4~ fi, at 1he school's first meet against University. Vicky "'On the 880 a1' the Valley Invita tional wilh an area best of 2:28.8, and ma n:iges a Jong jump of 15-9. Coach Connie Crenshaw alsb ·names as top competitors the Dale sisters. Diane Dale, a sophomore , is onl y a tenth of a .second off !he ar!"'a b!'sl of 12.4 in the low hurdles \.\•hile her you nger sister, Nancy, is the area 's 1hird best 440 runner. It v.•a.~ hit and miss every mf'f'I fo r University's team lhis year, 11:dmit." cnach Judy f..1r lnncs. Ruf !he tram won three of its four meets during Its rirsl full s eason nonelheless. Outstanding sprinters Carol Kaminskas and Kathy Gill hav~ equalled the top area time of 27 .0 in the 220 and freshman D1a.ne Timoney runs !he 50-yard dash in 6.4 seconds. also the lop time in the ::1 re<1. Corona del Mar ('.oach Ct1lh y 1'~vans names Jrnnifer \Vall. as !hr one hrighr ligh1 this ytar. .Jennifer . as op homo re, broke the Valley Jnv ilallonal mel!t hl~h jump record by rlrRring 5.01 ,. She also out· ju mps other area girls by two inch<'s. Valerie Cardeiro hs the fourt h best area time in the 440. 1\•hlle Kathy Gifford is 1hirrl Jn the area in the 80-yard low hurdles. As tbere are no records kept arra or county-"·ide , the follo"·ing standings have been com piled by the D A I LY PJtOT: Rn l.H -1. Angie Serrano ILA J and Diane Lester (CM1 \1·2.4 ) 2. Diane D;ite (H8 1 112.fl \ J. Ka thy Gifford ICdMJ \ 12.61. BRO Re lay -J. Newport Harbnr (1 :48.8) 2.· Laguna Reach 11 :51.21 3. Huntington Beach (1:57.2). 440 -I. Amy Thompson <CM ! (l :00.81 2. Kiithy E;:isterbroo k \NH l ( l :04 .6J 3. Nancy Da le {HB) l:Oli.41 4. Valerie Cardeiro ( Cd M ) ( ! Ofi.i). 100 -1. Janice Lesrer (CM) 111.4 1 2. Cat hy Dunn (LB \ 111 81 :I. Sharyl Col ton and Diane Chambers {NH l (12.0). RM -I. \1icky Mil ls (HB I 12 28.11 1 2. Reverly Bowman I LR 1 ( 2· 40.1 ~ :I. Suzanne Holi· d;:iy (CJ\l l {2:40.:l l. 440 Relay -J. Cost a Mesa 1.52 n, 2. Laguna Beach (52.JJ J l"n1versi 1y \53 .21. 50 -1. Dia ne Lester \CM), Dianr Chambers (NHl, Kim Arnold rHB l, Diane Timonry {Lil, (6.4 1. l\11te Run -I. Linda <:rrcn (HB 1 (5·4S.li 1 2. Angie Serrano fLB I !5 :50,0) 3. Ka I h y Ol~"·ang-tCJ\-1·1 t fi~Ol .fl t, ' \ I :X • INCQRRECT~ A ·popular remedy for s licing Is to close the stance. By PO· sitioning the feet 10 that the left foo t is closer to the target line thin the ri&ht (i llustration 11)1 th• aolfer correct5 tfi e path of the clubh11d. The c losed st1nce, however, may-undtr certain cond itions -merely aggravate the slice. • . ' " At best, the closing of the stance to offs et slici ng Is a compensa tio n. I strongly suggest t hat a nyon e who slices-or hooks-consistently, begin the cor· rective process from 1 square sta nce (illustration #2) In whic h the feet are equi·distant from the target line. Women's Badminton Geldtn W11t UJI Cl •l lont s11cll CC W11'!lln'1 Sln1to1 Gtlll1n W11t 10 Ill l1nl ltocll MclnlMll !GJ WIH'I 11-l. 1!-0. Slt!I IG> wen 11·1. 11·1. lltra•dlnl IG) -" 11-t, 11-t. Orn'.tr!ld !GJ wen 11-1. 11·1. Kt 1~.tdY !Gl wen !1·1. 11·1. ll~n<on !Gl l&I! .S.H, .).11 M•1Jdll11 !GJ -n 11·1, .S.11, 11-1 9. llun11ert CGI wtlll 11-l. 11-1. M•rcll (GJ WOii 11-0, 11·•· w-... ·• O.WIH OtlllNI Wltl 1:11 111 l-l tecll M<lnl&lh ll\lt Sl~tl /GI -15·10. lS.l . l'ler1•l!l"I 11\d Ormerod fGJ -10-IJ. 1$-J, 1.5-1. l!Ktnnfdv Ind M1udli11 IG) lost,.,, 6- fl•n ...... I nd ltU!'Slfff IGI .,...,,, J-l, U- '· U-S. MlrH Dov~lel ao111111 \Jhll f~I U I LOflt l t.Kh M9"'' Shtol111 ........ W11t 11) UJ l.oltf •-11 M1n'1 t>wllln GtlllH Will 141 UI l-... di Ortllt t C111t !U l (11) Ml. JAC wcmion•1 l l11tlt1 Ort,,01 C111t 171 Ill Mt, IAC C.•••• 101 Wllfl 11.1, 11-3. Smlln (0) won !1-6, 1·1. 11-4. S1r11os1 CO) WOii 11-l. 6"1!, 11-1. C!lflnlr IDl w&n 11 ·1, 11·1. Slt l IOI le1t 4-!1, t.11. O&n..-nv !Ol won 11-4, 1·!1, 11·7 Hlb~":! COi wen 11.,, 11-1, S!1rn!t1•' 10) 111! f -11. 1·11. O!t111 101 -3-11 , 11-l. 11 -4. W11llll' CO) loll 11-i. i-1!, f.J!, Or111H Ct otl CJI Ill Ml. IAC Gr1u I nd SrnUll 101 won tS.1, .5-). Sor11&111 •nd Con"tr COi wen 1.s.1, TS.1. Bl•t tnd OonNll'I IOI WOii 1.S-111. 1'· 15, "'"'· OtHll I nd 511,l'tthkt (01 lot! 111-IJ, 10-t 5. Mlrlltl Deutlln Ori"" Co•1t fl ) l•J Ml, SAC Mt11'1 llltlln Ortn" Cttll Cl l 111 Mt. IAC M1n'1 Oeulllol Ot l 119f Co111 Ill CU Ml. IAC Gals' Tennis Oruttl (NII l!I) (I} "utlerll'lft Mc•ul•v (01 lotl to M~ro 'IF J 6·1, 4. • HA•oor !0) !!el. C~•u (F) 6.J, 6.J. Cu•t1r 10) 1051 t& Oru"'m {,I l.J, l · '· .. , Celbu•n• CO) d~I. l1t.r,.•nd11 l F ) ,.). ••• •• ans Nev er --P orget Pants CHICAGO (AP) -If il's true tha t the.re is no fan like a hockey ffln, then It 11hould follow that lhere is no more tbey'1·e left It," u ld Lo1tna purses and binocular cases -and took a puff : Pltchford , as Nancy brought all invariably empty. ''Snme tlmeJ ~pie will out a huge plastic bag bulging Chicago Stadium can ht1Jd clalm they lost a diamond ""ith binocular cases, 1tocklng up In 18.000 wild fans 11 a ring. We look and look -but caps, odd gloves, scarvts and Black Hawk game. A typical find nothing. I won d 1 r unique residue than the trash shoes. cleanup takes 35 men rive sometimes if they are not just left by 1 hockey cro"•d. Hockey fans are an ex· hnurs 11nd produces about 12 trying tn make an insur1nct And an 11nalysis of the trash citable lnt. Apparently their cubic yards of compressed claim ," Smill.Y s11ld. left by Chicagn Black Hawk enlhusia5m makes them trash, said Otis Smith, are.na "But. we try to help them fan.'! bears thl.'1 nut. forgetful. superintende nt. find their lost articles ln the A check at Chicago Stadium , One man le:fl his overCfla t on Sm ith, who h;is been "clean-mounds cf paper and beer home of the Yilestem Divil'lion a colrl night Another left his ing up" in his doma in as cans. Jf any of the sweepers champs, reve;iled that , indeed, wineskin !i1\ed with wine. regularly as the Black Hawks find anything -hall1 or 1loves Blitck Hawk fanT mu-st-be-1--Someone left a da i nt y ha ve-In their division, looked -they a.re supposed to turn unique bunch. wicker basket with a new pai r over the vast expanse of emp-them in. We don 't find much How did the man get home of white baby 15hO<'s and an ty red seats, rolled his of jl:real \l alue, however," he "'ho left his pants in the imitalion pearl necklace. 1-;:c~i~g~•=rc~t~te=be:l:":'':""=~h~is~fi~ng~e~r~s~~"~i~ni:. ========::; st;inds? A diabetic left three or four11 '"~111 1"01111c•t Advert1~m..,1 Or. wh;it about the man v.1ho bottles of insulin and two hypo left his eyeglass. "They were needles. so 1hick1 I "·nnder how _ he An elderly teacher left his found his way nut," said Nan-br i ef c a s' wit h some cy Henrichs •. "'ho OPf'rates the pornographic pictur es hidden 11witchboard v.•i!h three other in the pages or his history women -all of "'horn are..on book and 11. pack Qf well-wom the "trash front" -olherwise French pla ying cards. kno"'n as the Jost ::ind found. Empty wallets and un- "Yes. they v.•ill I ea \I e balanced checkbooks are as everyth!ng. You name it, an~ common as camera cases, CAMERA REPAIRS NO W IN ORANGE COUNTY GENERAL CAMERA REPAIR A lltANCH OF GENlll:AL CA.Mii.A, PASADINA f~Clnry trBIOPd !PChnlci1tri5-fllClrtry p11rt5 CAMl11$ e ,ltOJIECTO•S e IElC,OSUllE Ml!Tt:IS AUDIO VISUAL e IDUHO e lliCDID!IS FULL YIAI GUAl.ANTfl 12444 CHAPMAN GARDEN GROVE HA RBOR & CHAP~tAK-one niile South ot Disntyland 638-1622 VOTE GAROFALO /· HUN'T·IN'G'TON BE·ACH CITY COt:INClt Ctmml"tt t. tlKI OIVI G•rt11i., Marti H1mm1r~1thl, Cl!olrm11t. to7J A-•mt. 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Wn oltltr !F l '""°' t • HEAVY DUTY EXPRESS BRAKE RELINE Amoni:: thn:-.e pri rlicipating in !he tr;i ck and f1elrl event \\ 111 be girl ~ frl"m Costa Mesa Hi.ch School. ris "'ell as many individual~ ifl the Orange Coast area. Trophic!' \.\'111 he a"·arded to lhnse placin~ firs!. ~crnnd and third in each evrnt in fi11e age ~roups. .. Shotpul -I. Lisa Shipkey C••11•~••• •nd DtmM<" co1 dtl. (LB 1 t33·41 l I 2. Susie MudJ?e P~•• 1nc1 w,.,., cF1 •·'· 6-1. "'"~a~n I nd GrethY~ (OJ dtf 1LB} 33·5hl 3. ~fary Ann w11nt1v •~II or111 1,11.a. ,.i Pobog (31-1 ~1). McG•ll• •nd Mt l•r CO) dtl. H1dltY l~d Ullo• CFI 1-J, --1, ...... HJ -I. Jenn ifer \\'all t,;;;;;;~;;;;;~~;;;;;~~-""iill (CdM l (5-1'•) 2. Lynn Shertztr!I Edwird a. ,.,1,.11, M.D. t l\'H) Briana Mart in (HB l and 0or ..... 1e11111r Nadine Wilson tNH) (4-IOJ 3. HoM• r1t1ATMINT1 Angi Serrano (LB I and Diane ACNE · DANDRUFF Lester (Ci\1 ) (4-8J. LJ -I. Janice Lrstrr (CMJ !16·1;) 2, Vicky Mills (HR! (15·91 3. 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COSTA MESA ~Phones •' 646 44 21 540°4343 I ., ' f • t I ' -d • 0 B p c J Ir G N L r · Ii H k m th l Y• vi el ,. - MAR INE TOILET? -Ye" for the bird' who dump tons of foul solids on boats and in the bay 24 hnurs-- a da y. 365 days a year. It's not against the la\\' to flush thi!; crud into hay. But a bo at owner is subject lo a heavy fine if he pumps his bilge or ma rine "head'', LA Sport, Vacation Show Set For !he ardent fls herm;:in1111! roads leads to ramt.d "T;1r.kle Row'' in H. Werner Buck's 27th Los Angeles Spor1smen·s, Vaca tion and Travel Show, has l'lpened a 10-day stand in the new LA Co n v e n t i o n Center. On "Tackle Row" show· goers "'ill see the mn ... t mMern. up-to-date equipment In booth upon booth, manned by factory expert.'! lo offer free counsel and pmvide com· plimentary leafleti; a n d brochures. Some nf fhe fa mou ii ''names'' 1nrlurl,. Penn. Gitrcia and ShAkel!peare. lo n11me 11 trio. But most manufa cturers, locRl and n11tional. ;i re represtnled in this $.'i million display of rods, reels, lines and acces.-.o rita for every lype of fish ing - Jake, stream, ocean·pier and blue·wti !er. Addiliona l repre1entalion. with the emphlls is nn the 1972 models and lines, include Dick Bonham , Robert B 1 r r e t t , Pacific. Creme I.A.Ire, E. I. Californi1 Tackle, Comm erce- DtPond de Nemours, f o-Mac, Jack Heard. Lowrance Elec- tro nics. Rudy Masson, Mertz Gl it Bug, Bruce M i ~ e s , Norma rk, Edd ie Pope, Quick L. Stephens, Truline, Wright Se\'eJ'IStrand. Spoofer Lu~. H. L. St ephens. Tru line , Wright And McGill, Devl!re. Zebco and H. and H. Develo~ men t. Eve rythin& from lure to net1 -the gamut -will bt on ex- hibit Shoe·1oer1 also m111y test out the new equipment , with the help of A f1ctory expert, U be wishes, in the nearby Huc k Finn Trout Pond. This is stocked da ily with fighting r1inbow s from the High Sierras, ind anglers may keep their catches. The reno.,ned Row oon· tinue1 to expand elllch year of the sho" In keeping with the lncreaaing dollar volume nf tackJe 1hlpment1. which this p1sl year soared to more than S560,000 Mlllionl Among mechanical equ l~ ment to aid the fisherman i1 the low·horsepower, electric tr&lllng mC'ltnr, which e1ch ytar becomes more popul11r. Tho 1172 mod•I• will bt on view in tM Show, •• wi ll new electronic .ge1 r to hel ?. pin- '°lnt f11h, detect underw1ter obltructlon4, 11 nd p r op 1 r temper1lwi depth ~Low Cost Sailing New Cal 25'1 $1.08 ... -· e4'.ffu s cau., Ir"''"'"" . -N~IT- 1..;..H & M..-IN ~ l ey •UNI LAU NCH INCIAL A,,tl 1 t9 M.w ' ...... 17141 Ml-'1M •• ,.....,•If ,.,..~ti!. "' .., ; Welcome ~4board By ALMON LOCKABE Y Toilet Holding Tanks: ~ No Face tiousness Claimed Holding tnnks on boat toil('ts? Why not holding tanks on seagu lls, cormorants 11nd the myriad othe r "flying digesli\'e tracts'' that use the bay and ocean for 1• toilet 24 hours a day every day? When I raised that question in th is column some time 11go 1 lol of non·boating reader! thought I was bein,I.! racetinu~o;. They dictn"t ste -nor were they interested in secinrz -the I on~ or hird droppings that ha\'e to be scrubbed off boats and flushed into the bay every d;iy of lhe yea r. \1lhile flushing pounds of th is filth from the deck of m~ ~at recently I asked Harbor Di rector Ken Sampson ""hY his department didn"t issue me a cit;Hinn for polluting the bay. There is a law that forblr1s 11nything -includi ng boat bilge.~ -bein~ fl ushed or dumped int.o the ba y. "Oh, "''e can"t arrest the birds,'' v.·as Sampson's brcc7.y ansv.•er. Of course not. But every boat ov.•ner knowi; -and so rlnei; Samp~n -that bird guan11 flushed from the deck of a si ngle boat in one day is more than solid m11tter flush('d through the mari ne toilet of that boat in a sintile yesr. In 111 fairness to Sampson and his staff ;il the Htirbor Department. they all admit priv11 lely th11t holding tanks on marine toilet! wil l not begin to solve the so-cal led pollution problem. "We were forced lo recommend 11 holding tank law by the San Diego v.·ater control people," they s11y . Yet it seems passinrz strange that the Board nr Super- visnr.o; were quick to pass such le,e:isl.i1tion un11nimously. One wonders why someone didn"I ha\'e the couragP lo stand up and tell ttie "San Diego people " to look after their own pond v.tiich decrives lhe sev.·age rrnm hundreds of Na vy craft with crews numbering up to 2.500 men. Holding tanks on an aircraft carrier? r or(!et ii. When )"e started this harangue on the f;enselessnes., nf the holding lank law. \.\'e expected to gel a batch of hate mail from the arden t eco logists. Just the opposite. A typical let· h;r is th lll one from Alexander "Sandy" McLeod , who, as rar 1s I know, doesn't own a bosit: "I rea~ your !tatement vill·a-vis holding I.links, and as one of my less articulate students would 11&y: 'Righ t on.' ~ "One can hardlY. 1rgtJ:e with th fact! ~resented1 par- ticula rly in regar S to the COS 0 I Sl8 la hon ror a holdin g Ulnk -especially on 1 boat already in th e water. "The super-expensive buc ket will be what m1ny \11ill npt for. and as A consequence, negate any value in terms nf the spiri t of any i nti-pollutio n ordinance In whatever cnntext inasmuch I! il will be difficult to rea;11 rd with 1ny degree nf seriousness J111ws presented by the legisla tor1 bending wit h the winds or reelection. "If it is true that people get the leadership they deserve, then where have we gone wrong? "If Indeed legisl1tor1 feel they can 'sit back and savor the J1laudit1 or the ecologi!ts ind envlronmenta li sta,' they may be sadly mist1ken . "The uninformed may feel that thla is 1 step ·1orw11rd. but T doubt anyone re1ll y interested and know ledgeable would bt fooled by this bit of tokeniam 1n~/or mlspl1ced Cflncern for environm ent. "Ecologists genera lly know wh11t they are t1lking about -eomethin& the legislators might be startled t.o. find out. This is particularly true of the college-1gp, types. Their per· ceptlon quite often extends tn our le1der1 -which might exp!Rin the di11enchanlment they eo often express Jn those in po!ilion! Of power, ''Well, keep up the good worlt -for wh11f ll's worth. A h1w is 11 law is • l1w and the movina flnger writes. But it is ·nice to tee tomeone come out lfl print with 1 comment 11bnut the stu pidity we 11ee, however well meanl nt It might be, Jn hi1h plaets. '' Harness Racin g Result s Marine Show Closes Today H. Werner Buck'lli Westem National Boat and Marine Show, currently In progress 11t the Anaheim Co n v en tin n Center, closes tod1y at 7 p.m. Poten tial first·time hosiers "'1 11 find a multiturie of cr11ft In inspect, displayed In e11sy to cnmp11re exhibits. F;xptrt itaf- fers are 11110 on h11nd In pro- vide first·hanri inform11tinn 11bout the oper11tion and func· tion of every cr1rt. .,.,,.MER/CA'S Na. 1 RECREATIONAL EXPOSITION • 11111111.• ...... , ... I llOW:s: ..... .- New LOS ANGELES CONVENTION-EXHIBITION CENTER --lllDIA!llP.•.---11-MUAllMI AT nlfnN t. l'ICI Sara.:en--Pre dlcts Nicklau s' Year AUGUSTA , Ga. IAPI Thl!t Is the yeAr f(lr Jlllck Nlckl11u11 to pull ofr 1olf'1 11:r1nd shim, s11ys Gene Sarzen, J!redicting : "If he doesn 't do it th is yeRr. you might 111 we ll rorget It . You won't !'lt.e the gr11nd 11\am in our lifetime -m11ybe never." open ones. l jullt c1n't build up 11ny momentum when I have the b11ll. Bradley h111 his hind~ 111 over me. 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'' . -· --I LE GAL NOTI CE I t EGAL NOTICE ----. -F ICTITIOU' I UllNI!'' -----~.t.Mf IT.t.Tl! ... ENT 'l(TIT10U$ I USINISI ' '"• 1~11 .... 1 ... Pl·~~ .. " ~~ "' ""''""• H.t. ... I $T.lff:Ml!NT ., l"• l•ll•*•n• 11••111n ,, llMnt "'"'n'" 11111 11r ' ' • . -. I ' .1 " ., . • . , !' .- . ,, :' ' .. " •' .. : : :·i " I: • . l • ' t ' i • l • • • . • • • • • ,. , ' • :$ , • " . .. I • • • I DAIL V PI LDT The Week's Market Highlights VOLUME, BEA VY )'BABERS Sumn1 ed Up-How Nation Tt ad ed The Review ti' U!llltf ~,... IM.,11•1~ I lrlfW YO•ll'-T~I W.-Ill rtWltw ... f~t Wffll t "llifll< o\Hi! 11 frll!'W YOltll' fUPll-«:Ot r•,,~H OJI l~t N•w Y11rk ltoc:ll ~l(l'lffi4t '" 11\f wtri tl'de!I Al)t I "" .... " ''" WllKLY NIW YOIK STIXll' 1.t.Lll By FRANI\ "·· SLUSSER 11\'trage hiu1 bffn in th,. 924.950 issues crns11ing the tape. lOl•I kif ll'ltw•t~ tJ,.!J,1711 •••• , •.. Wttk 411!1 IS IOl . .UO V1•r ''° IJ.&16.4f0 • 111, UPI Rus,ines~ \\'rlltr rangt for m()re than a month. Amtrican Telephonr & 'l'ele- graph was !ht most 11cti Ye i3i5ue nf the week. orr k ;it 431.\ on 1.305.00tl .sh11rP~~. f'ederAI N11tionAI Mortga8e. was sl'Cond , up 1 1 ~ al 2.1~· nn 1.0Jll.800 shares. f.ulf & we,.1ern ~'fir· ranls rollowed. up 3 al \Sift on 912.600 lrAdecl. Dow Jones S104!k 8 'TWO Ytl" IQO ll.'•1.1') Jtn111rv I 111 O••• f,1.Y.'lr.'.l«I " NF.\V \'ORK lUPl \-Stock!I Lucien O. Hooper , senior snapped nut nr a n11rrow ~ix· an11ly111 for W. E. •lul!on & Cn., wetk tradi n~ range to re,R:isttr predicted ll hre11 kout abo ve 957. a sharp Rain thi.~ E.11.•ler wtek. "Rul I think the supply flf And the tr11ding pace picked up ~hares in !ht 950-9!IO area will from last ~·eek's fnur sessinn~. be l11rge enough In 11low down ltn 111 11•1e 1.lll.•tt 111 t7U ro lltl• 711,•lt.~ ~·· Dow Jones Bonds OtH'• HI• L-Cl .. t Cllt ... l dt ''·• ,t.ll ,,, ... 14,11• .... Tht breakout was conceivtd 11nv lltnsational ri5t." he n id. la!P Tuf'sri;:i,v 11 nd w:H1 horn Mnnte r.orrion~ anal,V5l for V,Jpdne5da\' ·when the Dow S:u1or1us " Cn . said !he ri!le ,Jn11t5 1ndU~tri al ave raitf! 11purl· w11.~ generarttl anri 5uslained by ,.d more than 11 pnint~ In ii~ !ht> m::irke.L'~ "intr.rnal dyna · hightsr level :ii:incr MB,\', 1969, It mirs.'' Hr Ji;urJ !he facl it finished the wrek at 962.liO, up with!itood thr Md news comin~ 21.90. nut or Vit'tn::im ::ind some profit )ti •I• U.S. JS.Mo 11,H u.u+ f.H '"" l llt ''·'' u :11 n.IJ u .•r • t,il GuU & Weslern enm m"n stocks alsn was popuh1r. 11p 411. The company reYised upward!! ifs eArnin~s st:ih~ments rnr 1972 ;:ind 1973. Also. 1he i~ue is bf'nefittin11, from 11!1 Par;imnun t Pl<'lurell subsi di ary·.~ motion p I c I u re, "ThP r..oora ther.'' wh ich is set1in11, box office record~, U!fh M.jJ "·'( ..... M.'1-'·f! l11~v11 M, 1 M,t 14.1) M,JI-I , 111<. ••' n.1• Jl.N n.u Jt.J)-1.11 fll!1 w1111''1 tlkll' w•luM• H.llJ,~,.. ... .. v.... ...-... Jl.IM .... Dally Voh1mes Sta nd::irO I Poor's 500 !ilol'k tak •nlZ latP 'rhursdB y ;:and early Index.' a brnader-b;:ased ir'ldica· .Frid::iy prnvf'd hi s point. Corning (;[as.~ announced tor, Also moved slrongly 10 a "Th t markrt likrs the taste new all-timt hiRh on ::i g::i in of or success." hi" s;:aid. "II i.~ 2.~2. The New York Stock" hcBllhy ttnd should <'ontinue to E1chanize Cflm mon stock illder roll along.·• rose 1.40 In 61.08. A! lhe leading stock ind1ca- What caused thr su rge had tors began lo ri se. so did lht analysts puzzl ed . Some said ii volume. Turnover fnr the >A'eek wa!I caused by e1peetations n[ totaled "11.813.620 shares co m· ir.crcased first qu11rier ea rning!' 11nd !he issue. took off. jlaininit 21 1,z for rhe werk . II \\'<IS !he larj;lt.Sl ril'ie on the list. Yearl;,· (;omparlson Wlr. flldtd Hllh L•w •dv Ot( .A•rll I, 1'1J l J !IJ 11 .. Sit IJ11tll '" ~· '" "' ""'''" •• 1'1t llf • 4rJ ltu C.eneral Electrir rose !i A•ril I, 1911 JW .W lilt U J A•rll If, 1f1' 111 tll 40 UM higher first quarter earning11. pared y,•it h 5.'>.803.3.'W thf" hut th is has been the case for holiday week earl'ler 11nd weeks. 7S.86fi.690 the .vf'tt r before. after reportin~ J.1 per cent hightr fi rst quar1er earning~ Loews Corp.. which reported rrcord first quarter earnings. ga:ined 311 . :>DO S tne k Index Other said the mo ve 1ad neen Ad vances outnumbered di"· builling. They noted the Dow clines. 1.168 to 589 . among 1.932 SfAfrfOA•O I. 4U l11du1lr!•lt 1'11 t 1llr111d1 u u1111n ... "'41 ~!Kirt Jot SIKll'I POO• Mt STOCK INt l!IC Hit~ LtW CltH Chi Ill.II llt ,,1 111.11+ t.f1: ''·'' ••.14 ·~·''"' 1.•t W.41 W.U W,41-t .Jf ltf,lit 111.U l't.tJ+ ).O ltf.IJ 1tJ.O 1".tl+ 1.41 1t'hat's New itt Stoc ks WMa T•t MIW IN \TOCK' 'Oil THI Wll K A•'· :J.A•t. '· 1'11. CO .. 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Ml!llOl!l l Ca LLIO 0'" ""'''II" l"t -Td •111I• ll erl "'"" t~e. STOCK S TO 11 AO MITTI " t O THI •MllC Fo> .. Sll<>l•l' "~olfl-#.D•. \0 a PPllOYIO POI Ll\TING ON THI! A.MllC II•• Corp Cc-Sulla c,,. •~c. ln!'I StAWI Y lt•d• ... CP .t.P•LICATIQt>IS 1'01 Lll TllrlG ON 'THI AMIX .......... J l l f81t "" Co HJ 9p,,,,., 111v11•or~ ltuddlck c.,, ... • COP VlllGHT 1t11 I Y UN ITIE O Pt.1!15 INTfllHATtONAL Edison Launches Mutual funds: redemptions surge Greenery Project -&, TERR Y COVILLE Of 1h Ct llt Pllll Slell Sou thern California Edison Company launched an $800.000 landscapin~ project last week. at its Huntington Beach power plant. Workers will gra de and landscape an area east or the power plant where lhru. 500.000 barrel capacity lllorage t.11.nkiir will be built. The tanks will hold kiw !'ulphur fuel im· ported from Indonesia. "T.hi~ hit5 Mlhing In dn wit h 11111y expansion plan.!i. '' Bob Burbank. Edison 's d istrict representative, sa id toda y. "We'vt had signs up for somttime abnul this project." When ·bulldozers and "'ork crews first moYed ontn the !lift, some nelghborinR home owner!! fea red it meant the immediatt exp:insion of the power ge nerating ph1nl. Edison is still battling for permis~ion to con!ltni ct two more generating planL' 111 ii !! Hunlirii;iton Brin:h loc11tion . The city and m~t re:ii:idents ha ve opposed, atnnR ~1ith several environmenri:it llRen· cies. Burbank s11id !he cu rrent projert is .~imply fnr fuel stora,Re tanks, a common practic!". "We burn mostly natural ·~as :' he explained . ''But the gas suppl ies are short. go wt ha ve tn ship in gnme sulphur 600 ,M iltio11t of 4ollor1 J F M A M Mtitual Fu11d J 1971 J A ' Sales Sag 0 N D J 1972 • I ' l y t C~risll•~ k i1nc1 Ml..,llr It.Vitt l.rt!tl The public is moving over to the sell si de (n mutual funds. Latest figure.s re· leased an d charted above on sa les and redemptions sho\v the scales tipped towa rd cashing in fund hnldings. A.'i redemptions rose above the $500 million mark, :;aJes sagged notably. Investment Company Institute figures reflect a.cti· vity of 90 per cent of the industry. Ne'W Fli g1it Figures Up At Air Cal fuel and now we need !o store ------------------------------------- it." Air Cal ifornia carried 1t record fl8,606 passengers in ii..~ satellite mt1rket.~ d u r i n g t.1a rch itnd fle w__ai_total ol :U .1145,900 revenue passenger mile~. The~e rigurell result in increases of :?A.4 pe:r cent and ~.2 percent respectively over a .vPar ago ::iccording tn Dudle~r F'. Miller. executiYe \'1('1' pres1denl·markeling for lhf' airline. Traffic result!' for the first thre!" months nf 1972 shows 241 .921' passengers c a r r i e d compared In 181.506 for :\0.4 percent inc rea se over lhe comparablt 1971 p e r i o d . Revenue passengrr mile.'l \\'ere 8'.(1.)(1,000 versu~ 1\5.720.600 (or a 30 !I prrrenl increast . Th r ~cheduJ, cnmplet1on f;ir'lor lnr f\larr.h 1!172 \\'I'S !19.~ !}trcent ~·1th t.Ofi l niizhts flo"'" bt"twl'r n X n r t h P r n and ~0 11!h l"rn C a iift1rnla. Pl"rfnrmaO<'I" recorfil showed ~ perrrnt nr Atr r11J1fnr11Ta·s f1 1~hl!I tleparl ed on timl' nr \\'ilhin 15 m1nuti1~s or sch~ule dep.;irture. Pill Seen For Pets SALT LAKE CITY I AP' - A national Humane Soc1e.tv !Jf·- !icial says birth conlrol 'pills for dogs ind ceu m~· bit av•llable within lht nirl ft'A' yto!lrs. John A . .Jfoyt, presldtnl of tht Hum•m! Soc:itty of tht United State!. said Synte. l..tboratnrits in C.liforrtia is working oJU drui which will ptrmaiiontly l!ll!rlliu • 1><t and may h1Yt lht druc 1v1ll>blo In Utreo le fi'Ol'.,.,. Edison C.Ompany plans t.o put curbllt and gu tterll on it~ property l'I r 0 n g ~1agnolia Si re-el an d build a ISO.foot buf· fer zone bet1vren rr..'lidentia l _m_ighOO_rhJ>Qds and the lank ii:lorage ::ireA , Little to Beef About "The buffer 1.one will con· tain ::i n1ound 12·1!1 feet hig h In screen lhe lank.~." Burbank said. 1'he ta nk~ \\'i ll sii'lnd about 40 feel hi,Rh. The buffer zone will inclttdf' aboul fi ve i:icres of 1andsc;:iped land which will be left open ro the public. 1vi1h no fences around it, Burbank said. Richard's Na.nied Top Ne-iv Store • tit Drop By OAVm R. FRA NCIS (flrl11J1~ J 'll "<' Me"ller S1rvlt1 WASHINGTON B e e l eaters mA:V h11ve less In com- plain about in coming month!'. Reer prices are coming down. They h.:ive been 11ssured this b.v Tre11sur)' Secretary John B. Connally. supe:rmarkel chain r t e cu I i v es . and farm t.eonomist.'l. But over the longer run. it. looks like those steaks will be r.ostin,R morP. AgrjcpHurP Deparln1en1 economists expect beef prlce.'l to r i~e irregularly throughoul lhl' decade. One projection pu ls ihe .Richard's marktl in tht ntw pri<'E' of beef (J!I lhe fccdl ot i H;:irbor \lipw shnppinir renltr 11 $40 per hund red wei,1Zht b,v h11s 1>4-tn namt1d "Slnre nf th!" 19110. ThAt compt1.res \\0ith the Ye::r.r.. b:V C<\lifor nii F'O<ld rtlarivrl.v high $.12 or $3.1 pPr ~!Art Ne"'!I. hundred"•eight of rt c e n I . Th e 3 0 . 0 0 fl.squRre-fnnt '\\'eek~. market WA!I honored for jt.!! Or. Don Pa;:ir/bcrg. director architectural design. It is nr 11.gricu l1ur11I economics or lorated in an 80,000-squ11re·fMt I h ,. De pa r t m e n l n f center de~igned by R .M, Agriculture. talked 11bout the Thomas A.I.A. 11nd Associate:rt futurt of hecf in 1 talk tbis of Newport Beach. i:i n d pa!lf win1e:r. He noted that In developed h.v tht Irvine Com· thr de<'arle of th.e \9M's. th1 pany. The $1.S million center. toral cow herd increased 2 located im &r.fbaqu in "Ril!S percent and ·beef output rose Rd .. opened in November. nearly 45 percent. fi'ond Mart News ooltd th,1111 PRODUCTION JiJS~ v1~u11I highlight~ of the Interior By the end of the r.urrenl of Richard's are 11 v11ul1.ed dec::adr., he expccls the r.n w rtdwood c e l I i n g dtcorale<f herd In J[row"'Mme IS percent wl/h cu~tom-m11de wrou~ht 11bove thr SO milllnn he11d on lfrin And -Amber· A I~" s hRnd st. !ht 11.t111 of this yea.r. ch,.ndeller~. 11nd 1 prOOuct All of the illC'reaK' will be in dep11rtment witll decnr11ted bet!f oows. The numbe.r of- wlth v1rl-rt1lnred 1Ia1 e , d11\ry cowll will decline 1lowly. simulated wnod 1trip.s and Bet! .production from I.hit treu. hrrd wlll rlSI 1boUI cne-lhlrd St,e a.k Pri ces Ass ured from that of 1!170. D r . Paarlber~ recko ns. T h a t ' s possible because morP of the herd will be beef {'aftle and f P-wer calves w i 11 be slaughte red. EYen for the immediate pie· ture. the drop in beef prices is nnt expected to be large. An analysis of meat price~ b_y Lhe Federal R.eserve Bank nf ChicaRo concluded : "The prospective demand and l!UP- ply situation Ii u g ~ eo. s ts livestock prices p r n b a b I y reached their peak !hi~ winter hut probabl y wilt remain high 1 hrnughoul most of 1972 "''hen <'omparcd to Tectnt-ytars." Meal prict!I mo ved l'llrongly lntn the news it~ prices ad· vanced !his winter. Bee(• price11 were up l percent in · J&nu:iry Rnd .1.9 percent in February al the consumer level. Pork price.!! were up ~ percent in .January 11nd 8.6 percent In f ebruary • FACTORS EX PLAINEn Food costs as a whnle were up 1.9 percent in February, ~·bile non·food commodities rnse only O. I percent and services Cfl!lt 0.2 percent . With (firm commOditle~ ex· eluded from the Phase 2 prict~ restraint progr11:!'". the price lncr<?ases quickly produced 11 political s1nrm. Two f11ctors h11:Ye prnmpttd lhe rise in-meat prices. The. fltst Is the rise In per .. ••pilll co11111mptloll. Fer Jn._ stance, Americaru: e11 •bout I Iii pound!! nf beef per person per .vea.r no"" That cn mpart.:i; with 56 pnunds per perMn 20 years ago. Sn demand is up. The second is the Cflrn leaf blighl that slruck the nation'!! cornfield .; in 1970, des troying I~ percent of the ant.icipatfd crop. Corn prices rnse from SL20 per bu.o;hel lo a high of $1 .5911•. That wall enoug h tn discourage cattle and hog pro-- duclion. Hog price!! were 11lready very low in 1970 because of a large su pply. Because of the time it lake~ for animals to grow lo maturity. the im pact of the higller corn prices has hadlts heaYiest impacl on meat prices in recent monl h!!. SmRll changes in supply of livestock, 11s with other farm products. produr.e much 18'ger eh11 ngf!!I in prices. Tn 1971 . beer supplies were only 11 bnut 1 per~ent larger lhan in 1970. Mnst of I.hit in- CrtMe occurred In the rirst hair nf the ye;11r. 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Save Up Trading Stamps Thr Orange Count.v area has been chosen lo I .1.1 u n r h Traveler's Re se rve. 11 1r;:irling stamp program designed lo provide discounls on 1ra\'(l ex· pense.'l . Sf'vern! hundred merchant~ are par1icip111 inR in r he Tra veler's Reserve prne:ram, and fifteen aret'I trtt\'el Bgen· cie.'l 11re e n co u r ::i R in I!: customers In use Tr;iveler's Re serve ccrrifif'a1r:ii: w ht n ph1nnin1t ;:i tr ip or \'acal inn, 11ccnrdinR to Herbert A . Rl::inchel. ,Jr .. cnmp;:iny presi· den t. terrific.ate wortJl customer 12. Toe these rertificares until hP's read v In travel. and theon present s them to a member tra vel aaE"nl in pa,vmen r ror all or any portion of hi~ trip expenses. According lo Rlanchel. the banks \\'i ll s e r I' e .:111 neighbnrhond rocat points for the proizram. prnvidinR !hf' consumer "'i!h {'On venientl v· lo<'aled exch::inRe center.~. · qr:o;rounts spn nsored li,v airline com panies ;:ire nnl permilled. Tr.11Ye!tr·s Rr serve lets the cu!'tnmer appl y n merch;:int ''bonus " tO\\'ard air farf', ~n ilen1 that cannnr he dlscountf'd b.\' 11ny other means. Re~mptinn funds Are hr ld in a spe cial bank trust ::!<'· rnunt , insuring guaranteed \'afue nf the certifirtties. F'H!een independenl hanks in Because air lrnvel co:i;ts are !he Orange. County area have fede rall y cnntrolleO . air f::ire sanctipned I h e Travelf'r·s ----· --- In the developmf.nl stages for n1nre lhan a .v t a r , Tral'r[er's Reservt h11s had !he help or marketinR men. bankers. 1r:i vf'I a gt n c .v per.'lonnel. ::ind a pant.I of cnn· r .. ··"rll. The pro~ram began in Or11nge County, and plan~ are be,.1g fina lized In &llow for regio nal and natinnwide ex· pan!'ion. said Bh1nchrt. ---Reserve prngr::im. and are \p _______ _. ... w P1lltk11 Adw1rtr"''"'"' VOTE GAROFALO HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL Ctl!lmln .. It tit(! O•Vt .,.,.. • .:, M•fll Mll!\fM"llllt l, Ch1lrrt1e11; "7J •<ll•m•, H11111t111ti..t l11l~. serving a:o; "exch::inge cen· ters." When ;:i stamp book ill filled , H ha s a $2 value . Each bank offers the customer lhe l choice of redeeming lhe filled book for S2 in cash, or an l engraved Tra veler's ReserYe ~~~ ~~~~~ At 11 p.m . on April 17th you 're going to wis h you had gone to H&R Block. There 's still time . It'• not 100 lote to -,omoolf ..come la aq:ra'Ndoa dut e-. wltk preport.., ,_ --H .t R. Bloelt'1 .._ 11.1rt ot tS •nd the averap eott 'WM 1llNler IIZ.50 for .,... 7 ..im.. t«c w .... proparecl Jut r-'• AW"'"tlon lm'l·fa dedaetlble. And we- DON'T UT AN AMATWUll DO H•R ILOCK'S .IOI, H&R Block. 1\e ince•e tu peaple. ONLY 8 DAYS LEFT t A.M.-f ,,M. WUl OAYt t A.M.·I P.M., SAT. • I UN. ,NONI UJ.6t41 "· ..,,_;.,.... ....... , -·-" Costa Mesa Corona del Mar 2300 Harbor llyd. 3427 E. Coo1t Hy. 1175 Harbor llYd. · • I 1 :: ' -; :~ ·: .. :· . •. :. :~ .. :• .. • • • • ·' Urban Crisis Eyed·- • • . . • • La1id Ac<1uisition Studied as Solutio1i ' Atlentpls to redistribute the :. populatk>n away from major ·metropolitan areas a'I a so lu- . tlon to the nation's urban ~· crisis are "already too late •. and futile," and as a : substitute for a national urban policy, the strategy is "sheer ~ i;!isaster." a leading developer ·• .and buildtr believes. • \Vritins in the ~larch issue :~'of the Center t\1 a g a zi n e, ~!!published by the Center for i' "Jhe Study 'of Democratic . ;: J n s I i l u t i on s . Bernard · Weiss bou_rd, president o f Chicago-b a s e d ti.1etropolitan ~·Structures, said lhat "no cost· ~ benefit analysis can justify •. federal government in- . tervention except y,•here the vironment will be deslroyed lf we do not act quickJy : andl concentration should ht on areas with the largest black population. because. that 's "'here desegregation is most crucial,'' Weissbourd said. ,;These are the areas for which satellite new com4 murtilits offer an appropriate solution, under sp ecific regional plans designed to pr<r tect the environment, provide for an adequate m a s s transportation system, and promote desegregation." DAILY •ILOT • Low Cost Prefabs Oven-baked Hollle On Market Soon By BRENDAN RILEY SACRAMENTO (AP l -You can choose between a homt baked in an oven or ()ne made or plastic at a housing project that is part of a nat ionwide low cost program called Operation Breakthrough. Prices rMgt from $14 .500 to $24,850 at the Sacramento proj· r.ct , ont: .of .right being built with the aid of design research paid for by the U.S. Depart· mtnl or !lousing and t:rboirn Oe \·elap1nenl. Develo pmtnt. C h r I s t t a n a Western Structure.! and FCE- Dillon. A total of 102 units will be built in Sacramento , and 3,000 nationwldt. Other sites are at Seallle:, \\lash .. ~1a('On, Ga .: Kalamazoo. ~f i ch . , In· dianapalis, Ind.: Jersey Ci1y, N. J.: ~lcmphis. Tenn. and St. l.ouist' :'ilo. 1-tl--~a~cl~lo"!n already is_ ~n the area s to be develo,Ped dur ing the next three decades on !ht outer fringes or suburbs now gram for sateJ lit..e wm· · 1nullities would cost some $3 billion once. compared to the $10 billion annual expens e to the federal government for ex- i§ting hou sing programs. and also ~ould qlfer the oi_r portun1ty for resale at a profit to private developers, he said. \\1eiss bourd, v.•hose firm is devel<lping the satellite new community of Nuns' Island, near l<.1ontreal, and al so is a major participant in the $1 billion lllinois Center project in downtown Chicago, said that the largest or the 38 key areas -New York and Los Angeles -would require either construction of ne\v cities on the scale of 500,000 to 1,000,000 population each, or enlargement of e ::c is I i n g su burban centers. as well as satellite new communities. tu accommodate inev itable population growth . BIG CANYON HOMES ONLY A TEE SHOT FROM NEWPORT CENT_ER They vary fron1 a ont · bedroo1u apattn1cn1 lo four· bedroom house-all carpeted and air conditioned This is a de1nons1rauan or di{ferenl S\\'lf'.ll of produel!On ·· 11avs TheOdorl' R. BriHa11. HUD depuT '' a s s i s t a n t 'secretarv :.l~\f'r'' bt1ilflin1? ~lyle rePresenls a ne\\' 1net hod or producing. \\1e're rryin~ 10 rieve!op A clin1 a1e fnr pl'n· du ction buililinl{-· One firrn is tonstructinR ho111es here by fitting 1ogeth"t~ "--w.11d\\·1ch" pa n e I s of flbt>rglass. ccllulo..'ie honev· l'01nb and gypsun1 board bakect tn large ovens a1 1ht factory. Another uses an a\l-plas1 1c :;k111 for its home~. while a rhird bring modules or metal and wood to the site by train. : ~ en circling major metropolitan >areas." He proposed a fedtra l lilnd • acqu isition pr<lgram <lf <lne ·~million acres. suffic ient to !::boust 21 million peo.p!e in :··satellite new con1munities in • 38 key metropolitan areas. :· This approach, \Veissbourd • ·~aid. v.' o u Id accommodate : about half of the expected ~~-populat ion grov.·th between Home Appreeiation ··Concentration should be on the areas v.•ith the largest populations, because that's "'here the people are and size itself creates problems of trans1>0rtation, pollution, and race relations; concentration should be an areas with the largest gro ... vth, because that's \\'here the opportunities are and that's "'here the en· Broadmoor Value Rises Of the next 11 cities iden · Buying a Broadmoor llome now and the year 2000 in !he .:. metropolitan areas "'ilh the worst problems. al Big Canyon in Ne\\•port tified as key target areas -Beach is a matter of ap- Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit. precialion . Homes at the \Vashington, St. Lo u is , I b Baltimore. Atlanta . San Fran· dramatic cou ntry c u co1n-munity ha ve e: n j o y e d in-cisco, Houston, ~liami. and creased land values or 10 to 15 The land acqui sition pro· Dallas -the first seven have ~:. Cost of Housi11g Less ... central cities which are more percent since the grand opcn- than 30 percent black. Earh, ing eight months ago. he said, urgently requires a "Just five homes fron1 our !;atellite new community pro-Phase Ill inc rement are gram . available at the o r i g i n a l A third group of 11 cities -prices,'' noted James F. :~: Than Cost of Living'? Boston, Cleveland, l<.1ilwaukee, Bailey. vice president o( Cincinnati, Kansas City, In· Richard 8 . Smith. I nc ., dianapclis. New Or 1 e a n s , builder of Broadmoor llomrs. • :• WASHI NGTON -The ::...,1quare foot cost of hou~ing has •:•1one up less than the increase ~:in the cost of Jiving. the Price : Commission has been told by · Tan1pa, Columbus, Louisville, "Our new phase or 60 homes process and refined land use and Norfolk _ would oot all \\'ill have to be substantially techniques.'' need satellite new com-higher priced. These homes He cited FHA data to sho"' munities of 30.000 to 100.000 are an outstanding value that the cost of a typical population . but could be served OO\V is the time to buy." single ramil y home. excluding by satellite neighborhoods · land. had increa sed at an of 8.000 to ' 10,000 people, average annual rate ()f 3.19 V.'eissbourd said. George c. ~'lartin. o f Louisville. Ky. Martin, first vice president of the National Association of Home Builders, cited both FHA and Census Bureau data to show that increases in the cost of producing housing have been IO\\'er than increases in Cllher goods and se~vices. h1artin. voicing the concern of the housing industry for the stabilization of housing costs, particularl y materials. labor. and land, attributed the slo"·er increase in the square fool cost of housing to "increasing t1se of the industrialization perrenl during the 12 years for six others with relative- betv.·een 1959 and 1971. v.'hile ly snlall black populations - the Government's consumer r.1inneapolis, Seattle. San price index had advanced at Diego, Phoenix. Denver, and the higher rate of 3.35 percent. Portland -satellite new com- New State Housing Plan Eyed He also called attention to munilies programs w o u Id Census Bureau data. covering re:late to the goals of manag· The years since 1963, \i;hich ing gro\vth. rat ionalizing mass sho\v that the squa re-foot cost transporlatiCln. protecting the SACRAMENTO (APl of housing -including land -environment. and providing an California's program in which had increased 3.91 percent an· alternative to ordinary sub· 1nigrant workers help build nually. compared \Vith an division development, he ex· their o~·n home::;, is being average annual rise ()f 4.17 plained. vi ev.·ed as a model for the na· perC1?nl in the consume r price Rochester , San A n l 0 n i 0 , lion. says Philip V. &lnchez1 index during -the 1·9 6 3 · 71 Da)'fon, Sacram ento. FOr t director of the U.S. Of£ice· of period . \\'orth. J~artford, llonolulu. Economic Opportunity. In the mauer of major con· a·nd Salt Lake City could Sanchez said he would call struction C061S, ~1artin pointed beriefit from a s a 1 et J i t e OEO officials to San Diego C • to recent steep increases in neighborhood program. but next month to show them apistrU.11,0 lumber prices and said, "of all "the urgency and scale of t)le "how California-did this." . the materials costs, lumber is need for such a program in Under t h e federal-state· D l our deepest concern.'' fie ask· lhese areas is minimal,·• private program. 1,082 houses eve Oplllelf,t ed the commission lo keep a \Veissbourd said. have been built in California . continuous v.•atcb on lu1nbcr The 38 key areas acco unt for The families spend about 2.000 prices lo insure thal a '"fair as percent of the population hours digging. hammering, Previe'Willl! and factual price picture is Jiving in areas of more than sav.•ing and laboring on eacb u ma intained.:' 500,000 people, 87 percent or one. A dramatic lakeside sales On labor costs i\1artin noted the black population of such "That is how hard they that the Construction Industry areas. and 90 percent of the struggle to ge( out of the and model complex preview!'i Stabili zation Committee had growth. migr ant stream, to settle this weekend at Village San been able to bring the average "\Vhere to build in these down. to become citizens and Jua n· S 0 u th C 0 as 1 annual union ,,·age rate in· areas," he said, "is defined by property owners and tax· Developmenl's ne\\' iSS..home crease do~'" from 18 percent the design of the transporta· payers like the rest of us," residential community in San in r.1arch 197 1 to about 11 per· lion system, as well as en· said Sanchez. Juan Ca pistrano. cent annually at present. On vironm ental considerations. The housing improvement is Situated adjacent to a 31 l · land rosts. he pointed out that \Vhat is needed in most of our "dramatic." he said. ··hen J acre lake with boa 1' i n g the total cost of the average metropolitan areas is a series reminisce over the one-room facilities. the homes are finished Jot today represents of satellite new communities cabins or the tents in "'hich available in two dramatic liv-about 2S percent of the final Jinked to the central city and n1y mother and her seven ing styles -the Country Court sale ;>rice of the typical home. to each other by some form of hungry little J\.texicans lived According to Bailey rnany of lhe buyers of Broadmoo r Homes at Big Canyon "'ere former owners of home s at Harbor Vie~· llills. another a \Y a rd·\\'inning Broadmoor community. Broadmoor llon1es al Big Canyon h~ature four and five bcdl-ooms and three baths. All models have at least l"''o fircplaCfS. so1ne have three Sunken conversation firepits and wet bars highlight lavish living rooms with e::cposed beam ceilings. The single-story ho m es feature as many as ll sliding glass doors that open onto side yard patios. private' gardens or paooramic views of the fairways and greenbelts of Big Canyon. ln1ported tile I a v i s h I y • stretches through fa ye 1· ~ • family rooms. kitchen and bath . Elegant master bed roo1n suites offer sun ken tubs. eK· 1..·lusi\'e dress.ing areas and ex- tra spaciou~ walk-in closet~ and mirrored wardrobe doOJ"$. lnoovative kitchen drs1(.!11 features the most advanced appliances incl ud ing !I e I f . cleaning ovens, t r a s h mashers. and dish\vashers. Priced under $100.000. l'On· ventional r in a n c in g is available. The ~ales office i~ open dail y fron1 10 a.m. till 5 p.m . Broadmoor llo1nes at Bii:: Canyon may be reached fron1 the San Diego Freeway via the ~tacArthur Boulevard exit, south lo &In Joaquin J-lill11 Road and right lo the c:om- n1unity aff Big Canyon Drivr. "You 'll see f 1 b r 1 g I "~:-. pla:-!Ll'. eoncretc being u~rd herr ... Three-quarten1 or thr 1nalt'rial i n t·on\·ent1on11l housts is ,,·ood. but only 2S pcreent of lhe 1nater1a\ hrrr 1 ~ 11·ood ... he said Sarra1nento projret dirr,·tor \Jan <:11es said in an intervit:1\' Frida y. "The more intelliti:rn1 builders. tht n1ore successful ones, \\'ill keep using lhi!'Sf' fact orv 1 e: c h n i q u e s :ind hopef~lly v.•ill keep their stylt!I differtnL Right no1\', ~·e're all waiting 10 see the bu yers' react ion ." Homes and apartments go up for sale and rent starting 1\lav I al lhe tor n1er stale fai1:ground. a 31-acre site :'11l milt'~ fron1 the state Capitol. Contractors ineludr Alcoa C.:onlitruclion Systen1s. lnl', Boise L'ascadr JI o u sin g Here is the new hallmark of luxury design, HCUrity, and aesthetic beauty in adult mobile home communiti81. Five, private.blue-water lakes, amidst a backdrop of gentle Niis and valleys. M1gnineent landscaping, 1ccenled by dramatic stone statU1ry, perks, gardens, and terraced homesite bluffs. Incomparable! A nine-stor~' a p 11 r 1 mt' n I building with 12ti u n i t • fea tures precast wall and floor ~nt'ls. and modular kitchl'ln.c and bathroomi;. (:iles Sll}'l th~ builders plan 10 j'Omplete nnr floor every ll\·n day5. Home Group Expanding Thr: ~lesa l.ltl ;\'l JI r 11 o n1 e o wners Association, \\'hirh was rormed last year ttt prc\'ent the cou nty from usin lC 1he medical center. has reac h· rd a membership or 11p- . proximately 100. The association is seeking In increase the membtrship and any resident or the Mesa Del lo.tar area v.'ho desitts to ·join n1ay do so by sending his name and address plus $5 for the first year'!! dues to !ht ~·lesa Del h1ar l·lomeowner' Association. P 0 Box 1166. Cost~ Mesa 92626. Homes and v; 11 age In 1950, he said, that share was high-speed mass lransporla· when I was a kid here in -~--Townho~~~. . ~l~IJP<~rc~e~n~l~of~th~e~t~ol~a~l.~~~~ti~on~-~ .. ~~~~~~~~~=C~a~l~ifo~r~ia:·~ .. ~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Country Court Homes 1- .• are planned for absolute com· :--fort, with a bare minimum af ; .. maintenance. Offering !IP to ~ four~bedrOoms and lYi'O baths. :;:the homes are designed ;., around a &eeluded fenced out- :: door courtyard v.•ith slidi~g :· glass door access from family ::: and living room areas. ~= •'The Country Court Homes ::• are especiall )I designed for .. :.. families desiring luxurious liv· ::: ing surroundings." slated E.B. ::: Aki,ns, Board Chairman or :":· South Coast Development . . .. ''The one-and two-story t' designs feature vaulted ceil· Preview A New Viewpoint on Condeminium Living from the top! Scenic San Clemente is the center of something new .•. and newly exciting. IL's Presidential Heights Garden Townhomes . Imagine. A series of·architecturaTiy unique garden court neighborhoods on high ground , horizon-wide vi ews We've not yet begun building, and our first 1J11it is already half llO!d out. Small wonder. Right now, viaitour in formation center. Seethelloor plans and the life-like model of this superb new communi ty. Ineredlhlypriced lngs, fireplaces. and secluded 1 garden court.yards that add an 1) ou~oor room to "your home." • Village Sen Juan ; Townhomes highlight t be -;; latest look in effortless home :~ own~rship. Offering up lo ~ ... 1.hree bedrooms and one and •• one-half baths, Vi 11 a g e : ToWnhomes are completely --:; maintenance -free . Horne.. ex· :· teriors. · landscaping care of :: con1mon grounds and recre•· .:~ lion amenities are maintaini;d ·'.;"through 1 small monthly fee .. assessed on an equal basis to to the boundless sea, and the ever-green fairways of San Clemente's great go!! course in the immediate foregrou nd. from $21;,990 to $39,9911. InformatiO!l C...t.r lo<atod at 2313 S. El Camino Reol, San Clemtnle. Take tbo each homeowner. Priced from $19,990. the . homes include abundant • recreation facilities. Residents of lhe lakeside community can .. enjoy at lheir leisure three :: swimming pool complexes, ·~ community cabana. and more :; than 2& acre~ of park.!! and ~ green belts lP Village Sa~ 'Juan. 1 ;tt To rtach Village San Juan, t11ke the San Diego lr"'rc~way, ·~ soulh to Jun lpero 5¢rra Road, Tert under the freeway. lhen "" 1e:ft again to the commurrlty. · South Coast Development i~ ; • 1ubldlary of Jlllblicly held Fir&t Builders Bancorp of Spectacula ocean views hloh above Sal Clemente J>roudly pr,,;~nlrtf '111 th,. /J()I 1,1,.1 .c .~-l'A('/,.,; f 1,1,•1,,1: li '''·' El Camino Real offramp from the San Diego Freeway, Ullllinae IOatlt about a h&ll..mle. Orlodl,Colilarni1. !-~~...,...~~-"-~~..;.....:....:..~~~~---=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • -· • • ~ ,, __ _ J __ • I B 10 . DAILY PILOT Race Bia Banned In Virginia ' RICH1'.10l\'D, \'a. CAI') - The Virglnia Ltgislature has passed an open housing law thal ban! racial discrim ination tn the sale or rental of houses or apartmi;:nts. The measure c l os ely parallels a lederal act but con· ..,., __ . J,ajn~ m_ criminal penalties for \•iolation. Enforcement b y local officia ls under t he ~uper,•ision of the stale •I· torney general would be by in- junction unde r c i v i I pro- cedures. ~ Sundar. Aprll fJ, 1972 Just Horsi11g Around Rancho Capistra1to Ho111e for Eque1'tria1i Equestrians, and just plain horse lovers, tia\'e an une- qualed o p p or t unity to purchase recreational land in the coastal area of Southern Cali(omla where they can ride and raise horses unhampered by urban·residential rcst r1c· tlons . llancho nliinta1ns stables and a "'hite·rail fenced paddock area for care and boarding of horses. \Vhite rail fences prcser\•e the ranch look, and the property j!I deed restricted to prevent unsightly C()ffi· n1ercia\izatio n and redi vision of the land. Othe facilities are a\'ailable we l corn e at Rancho Capistrano, and !he choice rtJ- maining sites can be aeen this \1·eekend. The gates will be open and a rcpresenlalh•e on duty al the recreation building ta answer questions. Drive rast "" lligh"'ay 74 from San Juan Capistrano, about 23 miles. Just past El Carisa Ranger Station signs will direct \•isilors to the right for about four mile s ta the gates of Ra ncho Ca pistrano. Republican Gov. Unwood ALISO VILLAS, IN MISSION VIEJO NOW OFFERED ON LOW DOWN PAYMENT SCHEOULE-- He>rse lovers have flocked lo to rt1ncho 01vners and their Rancho Capis trano in dJ'O\'CS i;:uests: A recreation building lo purchase 2'~ or thrce·at-rc \l.ith kitchen facilities and parcels "'here they can ra ise fireplace, numerous outd oor ponies f.or the kids or their pienic areas, unlimited miles own blooded :stock. The of horseback riding trails, l\l.'O origin al land gr<111l limits the stream-fed lakes and Rancho's number of parcels_ to 133 t1~d own sailboat. all supplemented only a few select sites re1na1n. by a wealth of natural wildlife w.hich are no\v bein.g o!~ered 11nd game in ttle surrou nding -dl.l'ect -10-the-publu:. 1 he:ie-rorest. fin al fe w homesites represent a las t chance to relive eal'ly A free color brochurt may be obtained by co ntacting Rancho Ca pistrano at 2\72 Du· pont .Dril'e, Suit e 8. Newport Beach. or c-all-833-3223-and-ask for Dick Beamish or Ron Di&· gins. Jiolton 1aid he regarded the Pcop lt and horses are Aliso Villas Californ!a ·ranch life-in C'Offi· p!ete privacy and seclusion Co11do111i11iu111s CllEA 1'akes enactment as the most inl- portant action b~· t h e legislature since th.e Ch·il \Var and said he hoped Virginia would serve as ·a model to other Southern stales in the area of race relations. Low Down P ayrrient Listed Vote Stand Alipaz Sets Clo se out Protected on all sides by lhf. (.'le1·eland Nritio"nal Fore~!. Rancho Capistrano's earh• Californi a char1n is preserved Rancho Alipaz. an adu lt and Jacuzzi the ra peutic pool, · 1 1 A · 1 rnobilc home village in San 0 tdoo b beque •r a and ,'he board of di'r-l"rS of the 111 its n1:1tura orm. nc1en u r ar e " " S · 1 ,,. 1 · Juan Capistrano, is now in its · 1 · h 1. 1 A!. finally appro,•ed with amendments worked out in a House-Sen ate conferenc.e com· mJttee after midnight, the measure bans di scrimination in the sale or rental of houses or apartments but excludes in- dividual homes sale!! or no more than one a year by the owner directly to the buyer. Any individual who own!'l more than thrtt horPe~ i5 i'Overed by the Jaw. The federal act includes pro- viJiorw for criminal charges of conspiracy, lntimidalion or violence to prevent integration tn houJine. The 1ta.te act does not. • Toro Trailer Park Opens Sesame Stre.et ~1 o b i I e Estate!! in El Toro, a 159·space family park with. playground and two swimming pools, has been completed at a con· atruction cost of $485,000. All apaou are IO by 70 feet. Owners are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abandtnato of Newport. ·Beach. Jolin A. Defalco ind Associatei, Inc., designed the · park and acted as contractor. • . ' "'· A new, Ian• dov1n payment schedule is in effect for a limited time at Aliso Villas C.ountry llome CondominiJ,tms in fw1ission Viejo, accordin~ to Ken Sempsrole. general sales manager, Building Systems Division . The FHA and convent iona l buyer will. in addition to a no rm al dO\\'n payment , have closing costs or onl y $100. Equally attractiv e low closing t'Osls are availabl e for VA buyers. • Scmpsrote said the ne \V down payments will permil both veteran!! and FHA buyers to move into a new home with a minimum cash outlay. Conventional rmancing is also available on lhe Villas, which start as low as $17,700. Aliso Villas is a new $10 mi llion community loca ted in the rolling hills of northern Mission Viejo, near the in· lersection of Los A I i s o s Boulevard and J e r o n i m o Road. A spacious swimn1ing pool with patio and sundeck area. recreation building, park and picnic area and children's play facilities are fe atures .of the Aliso Villas Recreation Cente r, which opened recentl y . residents may also take advan· tage of membership in Mission Viejo'• other three complete California Reril E s t a t e pa111s I Oa~ cas gracious fina l phase with a closeout of soc1a rooms wit irep ace, recreational facililles. Optiona l features include air Association at thei r quarterlv shado"'s over 70 percent of the a good selection of mode l kitchen. card, ho bby and pool Jo'ive distinctive models are conditioners, dishwashers, wet meeting in Palo Alto Marrh 25 land. And the rolling t.errain is mobile.homes for sale. ac-rooms 11nd complete laundry available, "'ith many prime bars, mi rrored w a rd r o b e look positions on fou r or the covered in he;rry-' pasture C(lrdlng to Dic k Ca rstensen. facilities. view si tes still available. doors. and gas bu r n in g nine propositions on the June grass. providing ex c e 1 I en t director or marketing for Open house is scheduled Unit E. a two-bedroom. uir fi replaces. Landscaping, home primary elec tion ballot. grazlng and inany vie \V Shelter Industries, Inc .• the from 10 a.m. both Saturda;-r per level view unlt with a ex teriors and co n1 mo n " The\' voted 1o favor Proposi· hon1esiles. Rancho Capist rano developer. and Sund ay. From the cenlral sundeck. u·alk·in closet. com-facilities are maintained by lion 1 ·authorizing $250 million is located just 23 miles inland ,.\\le're ha\'ing an open Orange County area, ex it the partmentalized bath, private the community for a mode st in gene ra l obligatinn bonds tn from San Juan Capistrano at a f;imilics \\ho purchase ho1v can San Diego Free\1·ay at Ortega laundry facilities and an monthly fee. finRncr Cal·Vet F'arm and smog·free 3.300 fool elevation . hou se this "·cekend a n d lligh\\•ay. Turn west one block enclosed garage. is attraclinf.{ To reach Aliso Villas. ta\.;c llome l.oans. and to favor Rancho Capistrano is a JOO-1nobilehnn11.•s \\'ilh sizes vary-to Del Obispo Street. Left on much favorable attention at the San Diego Freeway to the Prnoosi tion i pro\'iding SJ~ acre island of trees and trails. ill!! slightly. Del Obispo to Alipaz St. Left the base price of $l 7.7oo. El Toro Road exit, dri\'e east n1illion in bonds for school perfecl for riding and ra1su1g 1'hcre is A fully equipped on Alipaz lo RanC'ho Alip.ai: Unlike ma ny conoddomlniu11!15 CJn El Toro Road and follo1v building aid and earthquake horses. Safe in th<' sanctuary clubhouse nnd rec re a t i o 11 f\.·lobi!ehon1e Village In San on the market 1 ay. A 150 h · I th od I I of the surroundin'"' roresl. 1·rn1er featuring a heated pool Juan Capistralno. Villas oilers both two-and ;;;I ;;';.',;;'g,;;ns;;.;o;;;;e;;m;;;;;;';..';;· ;.;;;;;;;;;;;';;:'P.;;•;;;c;;;e;;;m;;;en;;;I;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;..,;-;..----;;-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;-;;;-;;;-;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..-;;;;;;--;,.;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i three-bedroom, one-and two- bath models in si11gle·story or two-story floor plans. Standard feature!! include step-down liv· ing roo m!!, walk-in closet!! and powder rooms. All units have sliding glass doors opening on- to either patios or sundeck!I, a private entry and enclosed c:arage. Also. unlike many comparably pr ic ed con· dominiu1ns. each home has ils own separate. private util ity area . f"an1ily privacy and quiet are assured since no one li ves abov e or below any dwelling uni I. A)iw Villa s fea ture buill·in range and ('{lntinuous clean ing O\'en; "'aste d is p o s a I!!; acoustical ceil ings; resilient floor tiles: carpeting in living room. master bedroom. hall and slain : as well a!I fenced private patios. "' ' : .. , " . Pre-Construction Sale! Come choose your golf course view today. EverybodY-gets one. Today, one of the most desired of life styles, living adjacent to a golf course, takes on a new dimension at Laguna Niguel: eve'!Y condo- minium. home at The East Nine will have a panorama of the beau- tiful golf course at the El Niguel Country Club. And these views This means you've got to "rough it" a bit. There are no models to walk through; just a t.emporary sales office to visi't.They will both come later. We do have a minia- ture scale mcxlel of the entire East Nine development, plus :floor plans and pictures, so that you can get an accurate idea of the view and the home you choose. utilityroom, even t he op lion or air conditioning-everything for you r complete comfort. And because t here are no outside maintenance chores for you to do, you can enjoy all that Laguna Niguel has to offer, like golf and tennis (mem- berships to both the El Niguel Country Club and Laguna Niguel Tennis Club are avail- able). Just 4-1/2 miles south is the Dana Point Marina, "home port" ~ for Laguna Niguel. r.: · Come early. Only a limited number of condominium homes will be built-at most affordable prices -on this prized golf course view property. fromS33,500 Directions: Take San Diego. --~·/ .... 2 or 3 bedrooiµ. homes, each with 2 baths, will have built.ins, car- peting, large closets, laundry and '1lt """"'"' San ta Ana~ (High. ~ 6) -to Crown ValleF Parinny. Right on Crown Vlllq PorkwQ' (approx. 4\!i mi.) to a.hboue Drive. Lett to the temi>.orvr Salee Office (it'1 actuallyourfleldoffice). '• " . :"!'I BALBOA BAY CLUB -,.., ·~· ~~ HAS ARRIVED IN THE DESERT! With this name we ofler you guest privll1g11 In ••• Kona Ko i ·Club, San Diego ••• Scotll· dale country Club ••• Balboa Club de Mazot· Ian, Mexico ••• Outrigger canoe Club, Hon· olulu ••• -Plus guest privileges at 44 other exclusive lnternational clubs! You c1n mike 1 reae rv1tion for ont of our 1--.JCH courae condominium• in the cOYt todly. To be laneltorcl tn your own prlv1t1 world of ,... .... , '1111.JAl.IOA BAY CLUB/INOIAN WILLI _, tor a -k jll'IYilw. HOMES FROM $23,000 ••It~• •n tU1' •••wnu ..... The East ,Nine. J:aguna Niguel •the Choice cotitmunity ® ........................ .._.A•C IJJl .'s DtrM> ... --'=-' • I • A . "" pl origin only t by , in why? tn pr_o qu ite - brrarit Rn 1 IP!"////'(" yo11r rn 1hr nA 6 A Bero s:padeh turned . l1n i: to brcn Prrsid munit y drimini l"ll'erl(}(I ( ;rilf ( \'il"I\' '\"rsirr PPtnl I "'\Ve hnmebt prPci11l hnmes be nrf !·frights !he init !'ill ov Charle!' prei;ide lnr . nu1rkct . r rcsid Acco l"louRI;;, D ()II ;. d"\'f'lnr eel. thr .. l\'n• John New been tant •dm i Rfch buil Hom Real Estate .f,:_.. Questions/Comment By Realtor Randall Mccardle . It doesn't 5eem f•rlr. W11 improve our property, help burld a better and more attractive neighborliood '"d we are penarHted. Our taxes are increased si gnificantly b1c1use we are ambitious '1nd do things to improve our" Mome. If everyone would do this, we'd have a better ""'-~=========; Who Cares?- OAIL v PILOT B 1 U.S. Builders Take Revamp Stand "'ASHJNGTON -The na-mcnt of Community Oevelnp. of Housi ng 111nd Community lion 's hon1e bulldcrii have urjt· rnent be C'11 lled Departmf'nt of Of'vf'lopm,nt. ed upon Congress th:it in 11ny Housing 11nd Community "\\le reel \Pry strongly thft reor@anization of the fe<itral Oc\·clnpmcnt. housing shoo.Id be. given equ11l government proper emphasis -That in vie\¥ of the itn· proininencc \\'ilh community be placed on the nation's hous-port:ince of mortgage credit 10 de velopment in both the title ing needs. stable housing production . the and statemtnt of goals 11nd Stanley Waranch, president nev.• departmrnt include a responsibilities for the pr~ of lhe 59,000-mcmber National position or Undersecretary for posed n c v.• dtpartm<'nl.~' Association of Home Builders, Mort~age Credit. '\'aranch siud . generally endorsed an -That responslhility for the He e11utioncd th:it 1\•h1lr Adnlinistr.:ition proposal for federal role in sreing th:it suC'h a reorganization nlii;:ht governmenta l rMrgan1zation st ates n1akc proprr provision fost er more efficient oprral 1on In balanced budp;,,t~. 11 n efforts in thi~ 11rtA. He g1id tou1li1bll" dis tribution of this can besl be 11chieved by credll , ;end ;in economy that c: .. 1 serve all of its citizens... establlshing withi n the nelf J\.19rt1age credit availability department ,. posit.ion nr is vita l to those who want and Undersecretary for Morlga11 need housing, hrnee lo housin g Credit . produ<·tion, he s:iid. The hous· Ht. urged that the proposed 1ng industry is repeatedly Administrator for Hou1iln5:, hr:::rt hv t•yc!es of tight one of four operating heads in n1nnr,\·, !he most rf'ctnt oc· the new dep1trlment. be called l'Urr1ng in 1969-iO. It is im-I h e F e d e r a I Ho 11 s 1 n I( portant. \\'aranch said, lhal " Adm inistrato r Lo preser\'f: thflr neighborliood and community . People that don't do a thing have lower taxes. Why sliould we be penalized? J, N., Newport Beach Nn o•hrr nAvsf!Aper tn 1he but recommended to a House for land resources, includinjt of ,e:o\'ernment it t' an n n t rnrans hf' de11~f'd to prrvent .11 11',ll·knnwn FHA inili als. It i.• rf'currrncr 11nd thAl 1:1rr1!' be .11 \mpnrlanr , he said, that "thiJ 11·orld r11rri; l\llqut your com· governmtnt operations sub· the water treatment pl11nt substitute ((Ir pnhc·1rs 11nrl Real Estate trtxes are on l\n ad valnrcm ha .sis. that mt1nl ty llkc ynt1r cnmmunlt;.o committee I.he roll owing grant prop;ran1 of the Environ· priorities Ors1gnt'd to nssurc 1s. ba~ed (ln the fair rn:irk('t valnr of ~1our property. Or· ~~!1Y0,:}~7~i'LOr.dot's. It's pnint~· meni al Protection A~ency. be "properl y cnnrdinritrd fisrril t·entral point in the Go1'rrn· cnod "'ill and well known .sym· m('nt for dlrrctin.t ii n d hnl no! now h t Un· ti in a rtl y yn u . may c x pc ct t n re cc i ve a h 1 g her tax hi 11 a::: .'==========='---:__1::"h:::'::t _:•:_cP~'"":'.P":::'cd:::_'.'.°"::P'.'.'."::'.::t ·_.cP:::l":":::d:_:in:._t::h::;'.:.":::'.::"'_l'.'.k'.'p'.'.•::r::t ":::"'..:":.::'_':::":::d:._::m:::•:::":'l:::•::_rYc._:'::':::' i:::"::" _:I::_':::'"::::'"~ a result or in creased asse~:::mcnt after improvi ng your --------- C'Mr('hnat1nc lhP ~n\'rrnmrnl's rrrf'mnn1ou11ly IOS!lt'd t1.\.\'.11 y." ~~~~--~-'--~~~-'-- pr'operty. 'fhe reason for th is is the assessing depart· 1nent usually follo11·s up nr1\' hu ildin):{ permits issued; ho1vever, any reassessment that ls uncrp1al or unfair 1·on1 pared lo other sin1ilar properties u1 to11·n is cha!· !engeable by you .. Are there different types of rcstrictioris that can 5t -plated-on our property? How do tllese ristrictions originate? There seems to be restrictions that •pply only to a certain property while other properties, close by, in the Si'lme area are free from such restrictions •.. why? · M. P., Costa Mesa 1'he tern1 "11cslrictio n" 1s :1 tern1 usrd relating tn real property that ha" rome ahout in lhr real estate prrtrtirc lhrnu,e:h us<1,1?r, or hy 1h£' opC'ration of la\v, \\•hereby th e 011'n('r of rra! prnprr1y is restricted nr prohibi1cd fro111 doing errt<1in things relating to the proper!~'. nr using lhc prnpf'riy for ccrl11in purposrs. F'nr instanec. lhc rcq11ircn1rnt in a ct crri that a lot mrt ~' be used for constr1u:tion of not n1orc than a one party d\1·elting, of not lc!'s 1han than 2.100 square feet , is lerrned to be a restriction rlecd . A legislative orrl inantc affcct in~ all properties in a given arc>a . requirini::: that in1provf!mcn ls on property ~hall not be rnnslrurlcrl an v closer than 50 feet from the center line of the street, ·is a restrictio n by operation of city Jay.·s. In one of your colu1Tin s, you referred to California as tlie "secure 1tate'' and went on to imply tliat Califor· nia offered more security to more people tlian any otlier state. Would you please comment furtlier. Wliat do you mean by "secure 1tate." J. C., Newport Beach ('al ifornia is a s1::i lr. of \aricty. \\'c <trc very \VCll d11·ersifiC'd . f'al iforn1a's eco nom 1r diversi l)' shO\l'S in it,s \va\' of life> as 11·c>l! as in its hu.c.iness rtrlivitir.lli. This riuall· ty ':::terns. in part, fron1 th<' v<tric rl nature .or the .c.talc. itsPlf -i1.~ rare combination of mountains, deserts, ocean, soil and other resources. The state's economic d ive rsity 11·as also partially rn of necess ity in the early days of con1parative iso· alions: and has been stin1ulated ::ind furthered by the onstant influx of ne\v people. \\·ith new ideas, ne\v kills. varied talents and ilnaginatio ns. 'fhe!<c l'i rcu1n -;tances have combined \\'ith nature o produce a 1nodcrn eco non1 v in CaJifornia that is 11 ite ·-rcn1arkah!c in n1any ,\,ays -espcciall·y the rrarlth and depth of its diversit~·. nn 11rinll R. i\1 r t'nrrllr i" nrt in1·r st 1n1·11 t 111111/11 "'· rn/lr'Jt p1·111 rrr. nnrt nl)/hnr f)( ··Rrnl >:~rn/r 111 t:nh (nr111a." Sr11rl 0 11 r rn1n mr 11 rt n11rl q 11r tl1nn.t In Rnnrlnll R. ft1rCnrrllP, r/o hr 11111/.\' r1 1.or, r o Bo.i: 1560, l'o.~ta ,,Jr.<;a 92626. 66 H 01lies Reserved At C leme1ite Tract Before ('\'fn lhP r i r::: t sp11def11[ or dirt hris bt>en turned, fl6 homrsi tcs amoun· tinJ! to o\'er 52 n1il\ion hal'e bren rrscr\•ed in lhc nrw Presidcnli;il II e i J! ht s com· m11nitv of tn11·nhnuse rnn· domiriiums in the heights o\·erlooking the S;in Clc111e n!e (;nlf Cnur:'r. :111d :in ocean ,·ir11· rxrcndinJ! frn111 thr \\'rstrrn \\'h i1e House 10 Drin;i Poin t l!arbor . '·\Ve knC\\', of t·our,o;:c. that hnmebu vers would he ap- prrc\1111\.e or lhf' t.1·pe or homes and the \'iC\\I th11t is to he offered at Presidential llcights. but we h:id nn idea 1he initial rf'.,<;ponse 1\'ould he sn nver'4·helmini::." s 11 id Charles P. Da v. cxt'cul i\'C vice prrsident of ·Tiffa ny Really, ln!'. cxclusi\'e snlcs ;i nd n1<1rketin~ ri i:: c n Is for rresidcntial Height s. Accordin~ In John r .. Doui;il;;i;;s .Jr. prr!-!1drnt or D n 11 i:: J .:i .~ s .r;irifi c C:nrp .. d>"vt'lnprrs of thr :11)11 unit prnJ- f'CL !he viC\l'S frnrn 1hr hil ltpp Named vr • .John P. Hazeltine o( Newport Rcarh has been ·appoin ted il!iSi!l· tant vice prcsldcnL of 11dmini$..l[ation f D_r Richard B. Sniilh. Inc ... buUders oC Broadnioor Homes. site are spec1aeul ar. "On clear d;iys cvrn S;int;i CAtalin11 .:inrl San Clemcn!e Islands :::ePm just off,o;:hnre r::ither lhrin n1an~· miles ;i.,..·a~'. 75 percent of the tn.,..·nhon1rs \\'il l have vie11·s." Douglass s:iid. C'onstruc1inn on the first ln· rrcn1cnt of one :ind fl\'O stnrl', hro :ind three hcdroom hnmCs is sl:itcd to bri;!:1n soon. The enn1prin~· is huilding the home::: in clusters of six hon1es. erich facing a pr i\'ate garden cn11rL All hal'e been plotted on step. ped plriteaus lo take full ;u'l· van tage or the exciti ng view ea ch sit e offers. 'The homes :ire priced frn1TI ~25.9!10 to $J9,9!10 "'ith con· \'cn1 iona! :io year loans anrl "ilh as little as 10 percent dll"'"· Full inforrnalion and a scale 111odcl of whnl. ·will be one of the Hncst r e s i d en I I R 1 .nci.e;hbnrhnnds, nn 0 r a n g i:i Count y's Sout h Coast arr ;iv;iilahle a1 thr PrcsidCnlial llcij:!h1s lnfnrrn111ion Cr.nler locater! at 231.1 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente or by phonin.': 492·2780. State Sues SF-Over Boat Loan SAN FRANCISCO (UPll - The state of Callromia has sued the city of San Fr.astCiscn for accepting R $1.5 million Joan to improve the J\.1arinfl yacht harbor and failing to carry out the lmprovemenls. In a Superior Courf suit, the stnte sought to recover $1 .:'I million still ov;ed on the loan and to take over th J\.larina F.1cilitics . Among olhcr things, the city h111s "fa ile:d to construct, pro· v!de rtnd operate adequ&fl! toilet facilities" at the harbor, the sli~le cootended. Afli a rr.sul t. bofll!li using t~e tu1rbor dl!cllargc morc.\\'a5le ln10 lhf' bsiy and for th is pollulion a 16,000 per day fine could be lmpo ed . • ., The four-bedroom Brookfield is a good exa mple of the values to be found today at Greentree Homes, whatever the size of your family. We have other delightful homes with two bedrooms, three bedrooms end five bedrooms.-From $25, 995 to $35,495'.All with Westinghouse ranges, double ovens, disposer end dishwashers. All wit h carpeting in the living room, master bedroom end hallway. Sloped ce il ings, too, plus sliding· gloss-door access to patio area and complete fencing ell cround;the property. The Greentree neighborhood hos its own five- ccre pork end 10-ocre school site. A handsome ' s. own. • recreation cen ier and swimming pool which is under construction and will be ready by Easter vocation. Pedestrian poseos that make walking safe end pleasureoble. And nearby shopping. As if all this weren't en ough, you'll enjoy the planned environment of Irvine. It's just as exciting as you've heard, with nearby schools, recreation, clea n industry, grea t beaches and the smart shops of Fashion Island and Newport Beech. Greentree Homes are selling al a bri sk clip. Come see us today. We're midway between the Son Diego end Santa Ana f(eewoys. Take the Cvlvertumoff lo Walnut. Gl'eeniree-Homes Oonild llrtn ~@ INTlftNATIONAI. PAPll': COMl'AN'f • • ' ou.NO! COL>llV .. • • 8 JZ Dl!LY PILOT Sundf1 , AprU 9, 1972 moving? Wfrt "m•tchm•~*'' in mora thin J ,600 citi11t in the U.S. & CANADA. No coit or obligation for our he lp ;,. find ing your new home. ......... .--.... .u +·~· , ... ,,. IMO-ctn lll.OCAOOI JGMC1. *- • /. UNOBSTRUCTED LAKE VIEW! $48,SOO! l u•urv j bedrnorn, ) ball• hewn~ on1v 7 "" "'* Fln••r C•lllornl• Ii¥· 1"!1 •I L•k• FO••llT Fun 1,.,.,,.. 1t1 ., • .,. round Eniof lhe !•k•. t ""'rnunltv -I~ Ind •t t •t•I"'" . '"""" '°"' ''llll >'!, 11, re1ld•n<.• w•lh llnf !I • .,.. PDlnt1, rlrn c1r1>efonq, cu•!Om dr•P"" •II delu•• ...,l1!1n kUcnon, to•m- 11 dlnllltl room, l1mllv '"°'" w<ll\ m1ulvt tlrepl1ce. FuUv 1n .. 1!•1td. l.»-61130. • BEAUTIFUL HOME-FABULOUS POOL $37,7SO No down G.I If"'"· 10"• oown not1·vfh. ~ "" ,...., •r.d mGdt rn Jn ,.,.,,., •ff l'<!<!t K1no ''''° -·oom1. 1 c,,11 ... m&vniHct nr '"f PI•<•. wl!o ••~•• . IM,olltin Ollthtn 1ppll1nct1. o .. 11w111\t r. PllOO. Spdt>kltrt. S\;pfr itN1•t~1>;ng, k 1-Utt. "'9·•· ' I cosTA ME s.\"'."$jci,soo!"."'s~u~B~M~1~T..,.,.,. •II I.rm<, Kint 1i1Pd bt!'Orooru•, 1 b'1n• t•m>lv room willl ol~•nl nr ... 1>l•ct , 8<)urmo! 1111'1 c•nturv nilrtcl• bulllln 1tl!d1•n, d ithw••""'· Plu1h d•,1> 11llt '••1>•TIM, 11r•P"'-Otllvn!ful •nClo••d t>•llo . .wo.1no. ' ..__ LUXURY LIVING .SolCIOY'I I bl!d1ooms. 1 ti.1111. buil11" ••Kuliw• ltilcll•n. ln1olrlnt hr•-"'"''· .s .... 1n1c1... P•!io. Eni111 POOi, •Kr••tiOfl .,,., c1rotrtt llW•llV I I In!! l>el Ch. ~1110. • I . ' '""' FANTASTIC FOUNTAIN VALLEY $31,SOO! l!'•'IU•lil• Pl lll\ Vtrdl!~ s!On• !rim M•"iUt flrfP I•<• ••t1 <:>If ch•'"' ,,, 11m!IY r«>m. bull!ln drt •,., lthcll1n, dh llw11n•r • 1 ••II wof• -'l"flf A111minum co.,tred peliir. P rlmt Mun11no1an llo1ch IOC:•!lon. ••2-U1l. Since 1926 • I' NIFTY FOR THE THRIFTY! $2S,SOO! 'tJ!IMIT A.LL TE RMS -"II cklwn GI, -low·fow .dllWn 111 alllt" er ••· ........... ,.,,, ••• FMA IPf la•n ...., .. on P•Ol>l'•!Y •NI monrfllv ln111tl- "''"" will "-onlv tll1 lncludill!i 11~•1, (flfff'HI, prl<1CIPI• .I. in1ur1nc• l llfd""'"'" 1 b11111. IU•11rfe11• lh•t Cl 'H llflll. Wi lk ro schllo11 1nd prr!lv pftrt. J..1a-1no. '-!""'>• ,-.,.._ ~ '-~ MISSION VIEJO POOL EXECUTIVE ''~ '"· !!. '"Sl>ow Pl•t •." G"'~IOU\ lr~l"'•tl. Hu<r• •roorl<I• 116 x !;10 Ul, ,,..Df•u !nn•ll• IAnd<(•P...:f, ~·• Ur~ BBQ llrppl! H•ll~ c>aDI "'Ith l•tun l . MDS1 •~t>tn•iYe t•tP••ln~ dt•P"' Wei ba r !lrw bu!llln•, 1 !lr•t>'•Ct J. ' Mdrooms. l bAlh!. A.!I lhil t>lul • 0"'0"011S sw•m t>(H!I PricNI t>-IDW r•Dl•temenr •I tld.fOO. ll0-'°611. •• lli ' MAGNIFICENT 'OBSESSION! $47,900 E•QuisUt !rl·ltv11 ••.culi•e IM>me wt1n lllOO 1<1. rr. at '"• l•nt •t 11mlly livll'\Q & tnlu l1lni1>11. P'f>1'9t Munling!on e'e1c11 kx:•lionl 1 beclroom1, '"" b.tlhl, llwve f•mlly room w!lll tlt-Q•nt lortpl•c•, •cldllk>MI lireol•tt ltnd• .tlld..t cl'ltrm lo gr•ckHn lorm1I llvlnv room, For""'' dining roam, Fin••' delu•• bull!in t !lch,n, dl1hw•1ner. P.tHo. M•nY unusual lt•Ture1. C1tnecfr1I ctlllnv. Plu•h ••l>l'n1fvt c••l>l'!l1111, tustom dr1pr1. U2·SSH. .. GORGEOUS HORSE PROPERTY tn S•n Ju•n C1oi,rr1no. MOd•rn J witll klnt 1i1'11 bl'droom1. J bUll l\o!n• will\ huoe c.o11 dt•1 1nd 101ds ol tll•rm. 10 • 111 II ttrm 11Ylt kl!d!- t n. Unt" builtin t~1tu1..t1. lO fl. l•YOng room. 4 hors• p1ddoct1, I.trot ri.rn w11h .,.,..,.•It 1>e11room & bll lll. Prlct'd tor lmmM l•le s•lt 11 l !D',000.. · ••l-lJ•I. •• ·I .... ~' .::.:. .. , ~·1-;, ·H~ 'f: "SHOW WINDOW" CONDITION -$29.9SOI N••I •1 • plnl l ~roem1. 1 b•lh llamr w!lh t lr <r.tn! tl•@Pl•ct. IHJll!I" ldtch•"· Oel/Qllllul Pt llo. Lotdt fl/ Ctrnf"t war~, ~•HY m111lcurtd, l&O!I· lully l•n•hett>H. l~!MIM. Tarbell Of The Reaches 87°/o Home .Buy ers * 10 FULL PAGE ADS EACH WEEK. * TARBELL 'S EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE LISTING BOOK * GU~RANTEED SALES, * COMPLETE FINANCING * TELETYll SERVICE ''L IST YOUR HOME WITH NUMBER 1 '' --__ .., ·----;-"'-,~-.·······-+-·•··~•'--'""'! IJl!!llB .... -.. __ ~~~"-~g~~~~·~ 4 BIG BEDRMS $28,SOO • NO DOWN , GI, lrY S"• dOW,, FHA nlln·w•I•, 1 to.till,, 11ourm•t W illofl dro•m ~11(11· •n. dlsllw ••flf r, fkl'I -pOnf lln<r, ,.,,..,,,1.,, cl rOf'fl!\41, Ori•P<!• lhru11111, E•tr• mo••lc Ill e. LD1ds Ill e•ir11. Only J Yrl. nt '"'! tl51tll l•J·)~l. FANTAST C OCEAN VIEW REDUCED $10,000 la 16•.'IOlll Gar9'!flut J bedroom l>omo hi!lh 11n 1ht blu!" ov•rlOl'llt lnQ '"" 81u• P•clllc, J INl!t.1, •II eltttrlc "Tep of t"• lino" bl)ll!ln kllf"""' (Ii•"· W~•fltr. Ce•hordro! ceilin111 In !,11i<1Q roo,.,, 51'<'Clous l>Om1 wh" Morhe•-ln· low w•ng HUGO """e. H 1·JS66 .. -I q .1 '" . . "'t • r , '' . . EXCITING MODERN -$42 ,SOOI D••;aned tor e•ecuiiw• !1ml!y li vlnq & •n1•rt11"l"'· • Mtrrnom•. l bMh•, ••mllv room wl!t. o1Mont !it'fol•co. lln•'f b111llln k•!ch•n. ":'"'""'"°'· Forrn1I dln!nQ roem, C•r1mic lilf'd kllcnen, "'"'°"!<! w•rd•obo cln••I• • lll11monou1 cellln11, (Olhedrll Cf it!ng1 Thi• " "Mu•! S••" 19 •ll11rfcl1te tr~e l>t111!1 & Yt lue! 'U·IJ7l , CHARMING COSTA MESA! $27,000 -NO DOWN ' I G. I, te1m1 -lK ctown 11! otlltr1, monlh!y ln1l11lmenh I•,. thin ""'' J •11•tiou1 btdroomt, 1 W iiis, bulnln r•r>O•, PVen. ll1nclv warlt fttlu•"l' brl<1rot .I. Cllft"l'IUI -lfCl'lf ll, Plu•ll dff-PIY ,,.ddO(I Cl tH tlnt, drtt>•t. rrlmt kKotiol! nt1r E1t1ncl1 Hl11h. M119e grOllflCI•. S•D-1 120. DRAMATIC! NEAR BEACH · $41,9001 t w"•rs new -borttr 111.tn "Sr.ow C•1t" 'Cornll!Jon! I bl!droom1, t )Jolh•. lor11" 14!Nf.t1• lomllv rnom Wllll •l111olll llr~1>!1ce, bu!itln d!"tt m kftcl'I, t i!, dl!l'IWt lller, H••wv llf'•mi!tl caUln1u, 11111 -n llv!"' room, Gar~fOUI $hit c1rHll111 ttirueul. ~lfthtlul e vrrt'd Jl•llo. .SP!"lnltler1. 112·15'1. SOUTH COAST OFFICES * * * Costa Mesa Jfll H.tler II"'. Huntington leach 16111 lffclrt ""· Huntington leach 9017 ··-* Huntln9tan leach -112~ 1111..., * Fountain Valley 1U14 ........ nt * Fountain Valley 11f~I M-* Mission Viejo JJJJI II y.,_ •...i * La9una Hills 540-1720 842-6691 962-5566 846-0604 962·1373 842·2561 830-6060 83.0-6030 ~ Hhlll .. -. J4J7t l.ufteW * San Juan Capistrano 493-1341 117711!1- We Sell a Home Every 27 Minutes! . ' NEAR G,OLDENWEST COLLEGE -$29.99SI \ltrr 'o•clou• l ll"!droom,. J bill! llomt with 11"'111Y room Anh•ncftd. Nf1r m•lor sro0<>t>l1>1 ctn•tr. 1'6-N<M. EXECUT:t<IV .. E~""':c"!o"'v·ti!ED POOL $38,SOO ~ • •1nq 111'11 ll"!droom1. l b•!l1\, IA•Qf 1;ylnQ room wlrn MA Qrllllttnt '"'1>14f• l)!Jilt.n olr••'" ~'''"'"• dl•"wo,IW!r. 0 "" Prlmt Hunllr>0!"'1 llt•rh 1oc:,.r111n r>••r ell Jtl>OOI• & """lo• '""Pll•ftO, ~~m•ly room will> lull ""r D~ll~fltlul D~~ lf~OI MAit W•lll ~ O(lrQto111 {0Wf<NI -Ii Suhmo! !C"• O<Jwn l •l.6'ifl '! lmMlfulf!• & lh••1>. l l>tdroom1, J r.otn•, l••o• cl>••r'ful llvlncr rnom Woll'I llropt•ce !endlr19 •<ldfd cll•rm. fluono" W•I• i•vt r ~i1cncn. P•tln Prl"'t lllc•lltl" .,.,.r l>t"tll, •c,,.,.,11 1ml 11><1pp•no. (;<"~! Hunior>glon 8t~ch 1>11m1I 11, • .,11ru1 Y•r. ' ~·~+ "SHOWS LIKE NEW " $31 ,000 l-1unllna•n" 8•.tell lllc•!infl t>tlr Gnln,nw••T (al!Ao~ •r>n m•i"' '""""'"' c1M•r. l(lno 1i1'11 beclroom1, 1 b•lllJ, elP<tlnl lirtPI•<•. """"''"' hullH" ~lltll•n. N,w 1>1!io. S1>rlnlc l.,.i ., E.,•ul,flelY l•nd•c•P"" ornvnd•. G.•t•I loin •n umotlon ind ownor will Ct rry ,nd, Ltn !h1n ren! P6VMtnt1 . IQ ·/Mltl , I EPITOME OF LIVING! $42,000 -NO DOWN G.I. !trm1. NHIUl\I lov~r1 wo lk !a bt1cll from !hi• ll'''tkle Honllnolnn llt.tdl l'l!ltlle. Kine Ill~ btdrO<Jm•, l .\tPMalt h1tt.1, !IOCO•tlOr'J d r••m -1raJts1lan•llY decor•lf!f wllh f!ockl'd WA!l1•11•r mirror"! clc1~to1. ntW sll•• c•r•llfl9, rlcl> wood Pl l'ltllnt . 0\11111y built pral1u1Dn11!r 11nd· tc•Pld 1001 ,.,,un. Since 1926 • ' • • • . . ' ,- i • MA BELL Businessmen Finding New Rates Expensive By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL It used lo he "Ma Bell' was "'at ch1ng only when you placed lhiH long di51aoce call Like it or nol . her equipment would Ing Iha! far-off number and translate !he li'!!t: ~n~ on. lhe_phone Joto dollars and- cents. ~fostly dollars .. Now "Ma Bell" is doing more If you're a commerci11.I phone user. she i1 counting your locRI call~, too. A Californi11 Public Util 1til's Com· mission mand;ited billing chA"nge , ef· fel!l;ive nee. 31, made the flat rate -al· lowin~ an unlimited number of local calls ..:-a11 de80B s a(tiSConneCted telephone. Rt:plac-ing ii is the ~.called ··measurrd rate"' .system which allows 80 Inca/ call i; a month under a reduced flat rate charge. On tht: Rist c11ll. however. a device lost in the equipment banks of Pacifi£ T.elep~hQne and Telegraph is keeping track and charging 4.7 ct:nts for each local number dialed . Ta ck on taxes and it's costing -the businessman about .11. nickel each lime be picki; up the phone, once he·s exceeded the SO.call allowt1nce. FLAT RATE CUT To make the new b1lhng syslem palatable to the dollar consciou~ businPss user, the phonP company reduced its nat ratr on commercial lines from $1 5 fi5 a month tn $7.55 a month with the so.call alln"•ance. Monthly exlen~ion rates also dropped from $1.75 lo $1. Recause nf the drop in equipmeht rate~. ('USlnmers can make up to 2!"i0 outgoing calls under lht. measured rate syst.P.m 11nd ~till · be withi" the formt.r $1.S.6~ flat rate. ·For several big phone users . the new mei'lsured rat.e systm has been gretted "'ilh the enthusiasm given 1 "'rong number. The City or Costa Mesa. !or example, fired off a resc:iluticn to PT&T d~laring the rate change w11s "agsinst the e c on cm y or doing business" and "riiscriminittory!J -in tha r-lt affects only busin~s users. Figures re.leased by Comm un1catiotu DirPClor Orville Amburgey 5how the city's phone bill wenl up I 1.4 percent dur· ing_ the first billing_ P!rind undt'r t~ measured r11 e system . The seCflnd billing period showed a 12 perei!nl incre;ise. Amburgry said Lhe city rxpec;,t_t'd a rate incre11se 'between 25 ilnd 40 percent 11nd that the real percentage figure wa5 mur.h_ lower bec,11use city employei; receh1Pd 11 memorandum telling them In limit the number or outgoin~ calls not related to oJiicial city business. OLD DAYS GONE Basically. Lhe memo indicated the old days of calling home and asking the wife for the grocery list ere gone. Concern is also building up at CC lrvine where .Communications Director Jessi Barnyak is expecting '·11 much higher phone bill.'' Some 1.300 C'Om- merci al lines at the school ~·ill be af. fec1cd. she said . Rased on the past t~·o months' bills. the Cnl em11n Engineerina Company of Irvine will also be spending more for phone service. said salrs office man;iaer ~iarilyn Hopkins. "Of course we will have to watch the bills for several months to determine the Jong range effect," she ad· ded . Owners of sniallt.r businesses where the phone is not used AS mu ch arP finding they're breaking even or 11aving some nlonty under'the new system. For ex11m- Another Hike, Okayed by PUC Paciflr Telephone Ai Telegritph Co. "'as granted a $70 m1Jhon ra te increase last week by the California Public Ulilities Commission. The increase will add tn cent~ a month to thP basic charge fnr both busi· ness and home telephone/I. The increase, awarded Tuesda y w;is scheduled to take effE'ct in 30 days. In addition to the 10-cent increase in the ,.basic phone bill. the PUC dcc1· 1ion mean5: e l\1essage loll ra tes will be"increal'!ed 16.7 percent e Tht. minimum pe.rsnn·l.o-pe.rson charge will rise lron1 65 cents to Sl e other oper.11.tor-11ssisted calls will go from 35 cent$ to 50 cenl..!i e Changing a number. now free, will cost homeowner11 $5 and businesses $10. e Unlisted numbers, no longer free . will cost ZS cents .11. month . PT&T had sought a $77.4 million incre11Se to meet increased v.•ages. • pl•~ Co&t iL.M~a...Jlb• ClllACJSL l iUllLl:Jl.<_ councilman} A. L. Pinkley reports his phone bill dropped "about $1 lo Sl.!IO a n1onlh." Other5, hO\l.'ever, such 11s building con· tractors, who siwnd a lot of tlme on the phone Are wat ching their hills go up. Notable among business users whose bills drop~ is the City or Newport Beach \vhere the first monfh under the measured rates shnwf'd a $6.''1.!"i2 savjngl'i for lhe city's main switchboard. ···or rnurse, we raised cain with the lrf"J(lps and tol d them lo limit the numbt>r of ou1iio1ng calls," stressed Purchasing Agent D. \I/. Mf'ans. PHRASE REVERSED ll's almost as thouah the 1Jlrl phr11se '"don't call us, we'll call you'' has been reversed , quipred Means. ··1ra a simple mathematical deal. If people working for the city don 't m11ke a lot of local calls, \l.'e'll save money," said Means. Mrs. Patricia Krn:ie. the public officer manager for PT&T. Newport Reach .- who has borne the brunt of tht: com- plain.ts against the measured r11te ~ystem -sa'ys PT&T should not be taken to task for the rate ch·an~e. "The Public Utilities Cnmm1ssion has a determinAtion that people should pay for the amnunl of telephone service they us e." she commented. PT&T isn't ton happy "'ilh the rate ch;inge because it's going In mean an ovrr<i"ll revenue loss to !he company, she said . • · ThP measured rate change was dic- IAl.Pd in PCC deci ~inn 7~917 dated Nov . Ii, 1!lfi8. "fv\essai;ie (measured ) ra!e ~ervice charges are more equitable than flat rate chAr,l:!es in th11t they are proportional to lhP amount of service utilized," the decision stated. Following tile commission ma,.date. !See PHONt RJKE. Page C!J At Your Service J Wri.t1 Pit Dunn to get things d,ont. Pat will cut rid tap1, get th1 answers and tht action you need to solve inequiti1s In government and busineu. MeU your qu1stion to Pat Dunn/At Your Servica, Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. B~x 1560, Costa M1sa, C1. 92626 . DEAR PAT: I .._,ear a PO\V bracelet and would like In know what the chances art: of finding the man ·s family and writing to them . I feel likt: 1 know him and would like to contact his relatives. J. A., Irvine "'rite tn the man 's family c/o Prisoner!i of War -Mis11ing-In Acllnn, 4?0 El Ca mino Real, Tustln . Ca. tz&8ft or c/o VIVA. 10966 l..e Conde Ave .. ~11 Angeles. Ca. 90024 . Your letter wUI be forwa rded to the famil y, who will generally re- spond to you. · ...... DEAR PAT ' Are the costs of work clothes and uniform! tax deductible employe business expenses? Alsn, t obtained a job through an employment agency last year and wonder If IRS wilt allow me to de. duct !ht: agency 's fee . F. 8., Fnuntain Valley The cost and ma int enance of wnrk clothing m.11.y be deducted only If yoar occupation requires special apparel or t:qulpment 111 a .<w1nditlnn of employment ind these: clntt.es are nnl Adaptable le general or Ci)fttlnned usa1e in place nf ordl · nary clothing. You may deduct _your employment agency fee since !be agency wa5 successful In securing new employment for yon. Fees paid · for 1eeklng employment are not deductible. ...... DEAR PAT ' My daughter told me her teacher sa.td Alice in Wonderl1n11"s "Mad Hatter" WAS a victim or mercury poisonin1. I Uunk lh< wholt_lhing sounds far-fetched and woold 11 • lo !mow If lh<re'1 any basis in f11ct for this 1torJ.. -:-- ft .... 1.a..,,. Bttc- Wb'9 Lowl• Cl mill wrote "All« lo Wond<r- land,'' me1t.al lllaess wa1 u occwpalloul dlte911 of bat makers. due lo the use .of mercur y ill the preparaUon of fur and fell for bats. They brealbt:d in tht: mercury fumes and absnrbt:d mercury compounds through the ~kin. which resulted in motor center~ or lhe brat" hPC'nming Affected. These real-life mercury poisoning victims 1oon develoJ!!l.ll 11 .ctumbling gait. trembling hands .11.od slurred speech. plus lh e "~1ad Hatler's" memory loss And sudden. unreasonAble .11.n.rer . ...... D~AR PAT: Is it illegal to carry a lransislor radio aboard an airplane? If It isn't, it should be . I've heard of sever~! crashes caused by transistor radios being used in flight. E. N .. SR n Juan Ca pl~trano The F'ederal AviRtion Admi nistr11!1on problbts carrying tran~istor radins or Any llignal tr1n,;mll· ting t:leclronic equlpmenl aboard a plane due to Interference with aircraft navigaUnn and cnm· munical!(lns systems. The onl~' eleclrnn ic devices permitted are portable dlctAlion equlpmt.nt, hear. ing aids. heart pacemaker!. watches And electric ~b::t\•ers. The FAA also "'Im_. agaln~I utlng cigarette l\ghler5 "'hh the clear plastic rt:se r,•oir which may ln1rst lntn flame during fllghl. ...... DEAR PAT ' Last October "'hen "'e signed 8 purchase agreement for a nl"~' convenhonally financed home in Mission Viejo, our $650 deposit includPd ll50 (or a five-lon ;iir cond itioner. Nnw , durin~ construction, the !\fiss ion Viejo Co. ha s cu t th! tonnase lo 3.8. which isn't large enough to cool thi~ 2.406 .!lquare foot house. even though the in· guJ rt\on is flood . according· to results ol on-sire evP:'uation hy se.ver31 nlr cond itioning experts we've contaclcd. llow c:in spe.cification:i; be changed after a purchase agret:me.nt Is signed 11nd why was the tonnage ~ul ? C. 8 .. Mission \Ile.Jn i\lisslon \'lejt1 Co. 1alrl the reduction was made. be<:auq, "FHA lncreASt.tl hnme Insulation require- ments and de.r.re111ed the capacity 11pec:lflcAllons for flirted Air units 1nd 11lr Cflndltlonlng anll1 In 111 f"HA fin11nced Mu~in1 •.. tt1 tnnserve nahmtl rt!Oarces • • . These newer requirements took effect, In ~me ln.!t&nces, •fter lhe parchate 1rrume1t tiad beta mMe. '' The baOder Aki. bl cnmpllance wltll aew FHA 1tandard9, "certain 1tr coDdJtioo-;rs bH to ~ reduced ia. c•paclty. ''~How· \ Sund11. April 9, 1911 DAILY ,ILDT (; J I'M HOOKED Trip to Europe Makes You Look Good , Ma Bell Telt:pbonr Sysle.m Ntw-''ork, N. ''· ju,<;l try II tomorrow ." ThPn l~""rf'·!I the mAll Pr of tt'tl' lt1:lrphnnP co1n-rrt urn box f's 1n f:n 2lanrl Dear M11 : Hold on now . don '1 thrnw this 11..-.·ay: 1 knn"' thf' IAsl fpw timeii; I've written y('lu l"\lt: cnmP on prett y iitrong. I me.11n the r.ouble .. 1-hlld--getting~my~phone-on+'\'llCll· tion rate, and the mixed-up listina !n the book . end thoSf: charges Wat · weren'l mint:, and tha l lnformation~pe.r.ator of ynu rs who kept tell ing-people tryin~ to call me thal I had apparently movt.d away -or just dropped out of sight. 1 Jp;irnrri abn1rt lhr m rh r hard \\'ilY. 1 m11rii!: A lnng·rli:iilanrf' """ lrnm-::i l.onrlnn· a1rpnr t, pu lt in 2 c"OunllP~!I laraP Rril1J.h coin~-""' n4hP·bor11tlh~ n pc r-;i for · f"'"dfrf'C: lion. 1'he <·alll'd p;irt~· \\'A~n ·t hon1r. I hung up and wa1!Pd for !he n1nnr~ lit rt'turn Nothing. I grnpPd fnr 11 return hox. fnund nonf', ;inrl 1n pan1t; triPri 10 locate n1y Opi'rator l!J:a in. I ~nl anol hPr, in,<;l.earl . "'hn PXplAinrd to mf' that Rril l'l h phones hAve no re1urn·co1n mPch;u11sn1 1nrxpl1C'ably went dead Forget all that. 1 ha:ve it in a differt:nt frame of reference now. You see. I just got back from 1wo month~ in Europe. Arni. M11. 1 want to tell you 1hr1t you look very good to me. I mean . I ju~t pick up 11. phone lfnd dial lhP number 11nd thPrt. they art. on the other end -the people I call· "So what." J Asked, •·happt'ns In n1v n1nnev~·· '"i'Ott can pl;irP the c;ill IHlf'r nr "'P'\J n1ail you " rhr rk" I !l1 n1ply rouldn"t en1"lf> "1t h !hr jlfO'I· pP<'I of a chrrl. \'01111011. h~ frr1µ:h1r r around 1hP t 0apP nf \,nnli Hnflt' 11' C;i liforn1<1 , l'O I ;iskrd thrm tn tr\· rhr r;ill l;i1rr. The npt'ra lor tnnl. lhe i}"~"phnnf" numbrr 11nd \{lid nle rn st;in d hy 1hrrr in ;in hour. ThP repairm;in""ilpptart>d tht OP'\! rlay, l'n11ldn·1 find where the ph(lnf' ~·1re!' came 1n10 thP a.partn1en1. ant <1ni1trY with my frirncl".~ wife bPcausP t>hl' fiirln't know, IP(1 1n a huff, .11.nd "'a~ ne\'Pr hf'ard from ag;11n Thu.~ it bec;in1e nrc·rssar .\' lnr me to nu1kr the contact.<1 from my pnri '"· E!\1Gl..ISH EXPERIF:NCE Let me IPll you how it is Over 1'1wre - v.·hence ou r culture, I am told, sprung. r ubl1r phone l'atl.~ 1n France are made fr11n1 1he post 0H1ce. t)\' .. : ~IA UE IT Take lllndon. where I speak the language in A sort of haphazard nas;il, idiomatic way. I had some business with. a man there whom it was necessary to call frequently. 1'hrough ~om e M11chiavellian fouling of the phone lines. I would usually g~t t be Agriculture Np.11.rlmenl when I dialed thi~ mAn, even though the numbers wert:n't even remote- ly alike . ' RIN(;S L'.\'A ,\"S\\'EllEIJ \ln one typic::il n1or nina at 11 Pan~ post 1•fl1l'I'. I spent f11nr hours try1nj.1: lo rn11ke l\1·0 1>hone CAiis to London -only nne o( ""hl('h fi nally got throui;:h . I got rather well ac(iuainted-with 11 pleasant young Agriculture secrelary who was always sympathetic. On nne or t.he mort: frustrating day:ii -when ii was necessary lo reach my party to firm up a time quickly approac~ing I he secreta ry and 1 called the operator into the game. 'l'he ;iirporl \\'llS 1'rn "•drd. 1u1d \\.'hrn I r('lurnrd to the phone 111 the Appointe<I tirne. 7 prop!e "'rre linrd up to u.<11' 1!. It tonk n1e 25 minute$ to work my \\'A.V lo the phone and another 10 to locAlt: the right operator who told mt: cheerfully that n1y line htid bet.n bu~y. He put throuj!h my call ai:;iin . the people s.till v.·errn"t home. ;ind "''I! set anoth('r rendc1.v1111s. \\'hrn we h;id to dPparl fnr lunf"h, my faithful and dcsp11ir1ng }o'rc11c~ hoi1tti1.-. - "'ho tilled constantly With her coun- tryme n in my behalf -made an eloquent 11nrl impa'isioned ~peech to the 1tartled ('mployes, gesturin~ fhrnus:hou t ~I rffft. t.;ustnmers in !ht: <p\Acr lis1rned transfix· C'd It was our nn1.v nln nl ent nf 1r1umph. anrl I didn 't have tfl 11sk her \l.'hal sh l sa1f1. I knew. She \ras rather test y, irnplying by her tone of voice that wt: must be doing something lerribly wrong. When she tried the number lhret: time.-., however, l'nd got Agriculture each time, she 1imply dismissed the whole problem as in~luble and thP.refore not worthy of any mo~ of her aU.ention. I forgo1 n1 o s 1 of n\r pr(lhlf'Tll!I ~·ilh Rrirish phon f'!I nnrr 1 arr1\·f'ri in Fr11ncr. r(lmpRrPd with ~·rancr. F;n~lr1nd runs it~ phonr system \V1 th hi 2h efficiency· 1'herc 1s 3 cerl;i 1n humhhniz. gr;ice in the WAY lht Rritish n111rk up your phone «a lls. So you see, ~·la , th1ng!i arr a Joi toup;her Ovrr There. ~·or two days after \\'P gnt homr. 1 Pn· jfl_vrrl irnmensrly lhP satisfaction of heing 11hle 10 call an ,·ont• l ehn~e an1l get !hem 1ns1;intly. Anet' then our phonf' st 11rt.ed r111i;:1na with p\ras to subsc ribr lo !his 11i>11 ~p;iper or suppnrl !hat charit y, 11nd 1 l)f'Jl:An to think Iha\ 1nayhP. ... Rul I dnn"t want lo gel intn that now . I JUSt w11nted f(l ~ay thanks, Ma , for del ivering th1 You can '! sa y thill fn r 1hr l"rrnl·h '!'hey not only don'l ~r' rnur rall~ throuiz.h, thPy re2ard you as 11 trnuhlrn1aker fnr f'\"f'r expecting they \\'ould, But," I told Iler . "I must 2rl. hold o( this man. Jt'1 terribly important." Because of some pend ing "'r11 11111 prnJ- t t·ts. ii w ii s nf'ressary that I bP. rr.a c·hable i" f'r;inre. \\1P. WC'rP stay1n~ with f'rPnch fr1r.nrl~. :1nri I hAd i:1ven their phone numh~r a.:1 rny ron1Rc1 rJtunl. gnorls. Sin1:erety yours, ,Joseph N. BeU IM· blood rel.11.&a) ''Well, Ju v," she .!!al.d, "why don't you Thf' day after .._,e arrived. thl'ir phonP C\'er. ,.~HA nflicials said. "This lnlerim re\>i~ion 1o minimum property 1tandard1 for FHA insured loans applied In lncreA!led ln11ulatlo" requirement11 ind did nnt 11tate that air condiUonln( units "h1ul" Lo be reduct:d In c•paclty. The Intent w11~ In cn n- erve energy ind cre11te fewer pollutantll. '' The lncrea~d in11ulaUon requireme"t 151-A) became effective Aug. 1, two months before Uie builder 1grted I.It ln11tall I five.tnn unil. AIM, you applit:d fo r conve.ntional, nnt FHA flna"cinc. If rin·sile evalu11tinn figurell lndie11le you need I larger unit for adequate cOf>ling, submit .the~ figures tt1 the Mi5slon Viejo Co. DEAR PAT' It seems the government finally is becoming 8l\1are of consumt:r problems. Tbere must be many ne.w federAI publications ge;ireft tn the cnn· sumer and 'rd like to know wh.:it's a v~ilahle ;ind how to order current information pamphlet-;. T. G., Co!ita Mesa Tlw CnnR11mer Prndnct lnfnrmatlnn lnde1 li~ts all consumer rirlenttd governmenl publlca· tion s currently 11vall.11.ble. Thi11 c:atall'lgu' 111 }·our hest bt.t fnr • c:nmplete Ji5ting of "what't R\""il- 11ble." Dlrttt ynur request M: Consumer Pr•H/o r' Infor mation. Wa~hington. O.C. %tM07. ...... DEAR PAT ' I was working for lhP Post Office enri suffer· ed a back in jury while on my delivery routt: on Feb. 27. 196!J. A Labor Department doctor marie me 1£1 qu it work in Aug. 17 .. 1970. I wAited .11. year and filed fnr Social Security Disability RenPfitll . Alt.bough premium5 are no ton1ter accepted nn my five insurance policie11: due In my disablemt:nl, J can't convince Social Security I ~m now di~· abled. Ctln you help str11 igtiten out !his matter"'; .J. T. M .• Jfuntlnllton Beacll AlthouglV ynur 1ppllcatlon fnr dl sAblJlty bene· lil!i \!.'as rf'jecled due In It qoeatlnn 11M>ut tlM lleV• rrlt~· nf ynnr Injury, yo u m11y 1ppJy 'or recon1kf.. rrallnn "·ith six mnnlhs of your original 4ppUc ... Uon by callinR ~1r~. Helen Fane 1t tlJe S.nta Alla Snclal Sl'c11ril}' Adm inistration offict. 11!11·!228. \"nu could hfl\'e applled for henefll5 immediately after ynur injur~'. si nC't: no del•y In filint i11 rt· quired. If your ed ucatlnnal and work bAcktround Indicate ynu have transfe.rable 1ldll1 enablint you In work in 11pill' nf your Injury. lherf'·~ lilllfl cba"cr: nf rcct.ivinl! di!IAbllily benrrit~ 11lnC'P lhr, Snclal St.curlty Adm inlstralin n requirl'~ 11n injury tn lw 11evere er.Bugh enough le prevent any 11ub· 1tanti1tl gainful work. DEAR PAT' My husband and I enJ"Y walking arnund the perimeter of Balboa Island. Howeve.r. this ha5 be- come a dangerous pastime due to lhP · hoards or lhoug htles.-. bicyclt: riders 11nd dog!'\ on our side- walks . May we dare su_RJt:esl th at our city is lax tn enrorcing !ht leash law5? Wt: are alS4"1 awart: of the ('ity nrdini:ince which rl"fers to operalint a bicycle on !'lidewalks. Although !he island walk11 hi:ive newly p;iinl.ed si2ns forbuiri ing bicycle r1ding. I have yet tn see any citations given or even an officer in vie w. I). 8., Cornn11 I.kl i\lar The Newport Bt:ach Polire Depitrlment urJl;I'• ynu lo glvt: lhem • call at 1'13-2!11 11nd An nfficer "'ill be acnt lmmeft laltly tn cherk lnln any partl• r.uhtr pMblem 11 yo n encounter during ynur "·alkll. The police pnl"ttd nut that although there Ill • 1peclal t:nforct:ment prngr11m reJt:Arding 11lfle· ••alk bicycle riding la•'ll and numerous citatlon!t bA ve been i~llned, nffic:erll c•n~t bt everywhPr9 al nnce. Tht1:y Are anilous tn ht. con1A('ltd whe1t citl1t:n11 Art: troubled by 11tdi!.w1lk cycll!llS or leash law vlol1lor,;. The clly'!I hum11ne unll Issued P citation!\ to leash law vlnlalor1 In January. You and the Law Doting Parents Should Sometirne& Take Care Ethel . hesitant aboul marryin1 c.....it. dPC1ded to put a blunt queslion In his mother Mid falher. ''I lovt. your son ." $ht: said. "but I have doubts ~bout his health . Tell mt: frankly, Is he "'ell ?0 ' • The.v assured hP.r th;it b WAS in perfect bcal1h . Rut. ~11-tht:y wtll kne"" F'rcd ·wa~ suffering from ::tre accused not of unf;:i1rly pushing a marriage but nr unfl\irly bre11king one up. For ex11mple : A mother waii; suf'd by her dau~hl.t.r·in·law for 11l ienaUon Or her ~n·s aJfections, ft ~m' that. lhe mother h;id wa2ed 11 relentless c11mpa fgn agAinsL the marriage. not !141 much because iihl! loved her 800 as becaust: ~he hatt:d his wife. Tht bc)th tuberculos1.• And drug addiction. .. ----,,..-•~· court decided this too ~·as out.sld! tht parental privilege and ordertd the mother to pay dama2es. Ethrl found out the truth shortly alter the marriage and promptly got An an- nulmenl. But 11hc fti<l not sl op thtrt. She followed up with 11 damaJ(e mlll 11gainst Fred'11 parents. Grounds: lraud. At the trial. !ht> parent11 cl11imf"d they coold not bf' eximted tn . makf' unpleasant dlr.clnsures 8bout their own child. Nevertheless. the court held them Uable. Tht: JUd~t 11ald their deceit was too itiH6t-rate and too lmPortitnl to be excused. Thi( it an unusual c1t~But it illustrates thal dotinR parents do not h•ve 111n unlimited right to favor their child at someone else's expense. A comf)3r&ble altu aUon 11rtse1 when JJifents or course, the IAw does ~i ve p11r· enl.5 a coosiderable emounl or frttdom lo sptak their mind. In Another ca~t:, • youthful hu.'lbttnd who wa!! h11ving marlt;.I dUricultie~ went to his f1thtr fnr a m11n-to-man t;ilk. The lather urged him tn get 11 divorce.. and he. did. Could th• f•ther b< h•ld liable by lhr: divorc~ wif P for alitn1Hon of •ffections" A tourl said he could not . becau5e his Interference \VAS wl.thin the reuonable limits of 1 parent's role. As tm< Judge pul II ' "Times of 11trt!sa n1tur1!1~1 br1~ parenl.J and rJnld together for counst.I and advice. Thi~. tht! law doe~flOl cOOaemn ,.- • (; 2 DAI LV PILOT ; Good Deed People • • ' . ~---.. • • ' -• • " ' • ' ' ·-v " _..,, ,., PAINTING TAKES TEAMWORK Michelle Kr1n11, John Corzine, Beth Morral (Top to Bottom) Across the Border l I l . l Junior Jligh sc hool members nf SL Andre\v's Presbyter· Ian Church, Ne\vport Beach, didn 't spend their Easter break lolling on the beach. Part of their vacation time was spent helping their neigh· bors so uth of the border. 1'wenty-one students and se ven adults travelled to Ro se Park Orphanage in Tijuana to deliver suppJ.ies, give the ~r· phanage a good paint job and even do Jaund'ry in the bargain . The students lau ndered clothes for 76 orphans. Senor an d Senora Juan Sandoval welcomed the group tha t brought 25 lbs. of hot dogs. 4 gallons of vegetable oil, 195 lbs. of flou r. 22 lbs. of powdered milk , 130 lbs. of oranges. 2R5 lib!'I. of clothing and shoes and· 30 gallons of paint, plus notebook paper and Jots of energy. Adult donations and funds raised from a youth-s ponsored festival financed the trip. The Sandovals lost their van in a recent accident and the students have begun a fund to re· place it with a donal.ion or $45. Youth projects have al so raised money lo buy fond and clothing for a Korean orphan through the organization called Compassion. " Lauren Baumgardcncr is the leader of the junior h1,i:::h it"roup at the church. How to Help lfow about deposi ting some of your time. i;kills. and In- terests in a human bank to he withdrawn by agencies and programs when the need arises and it is convenient for you? List the hours and days you prefer, your skills. talents. hobbies, inlerests, or just the fact lhat you care and arc \villin~ lo i;h are yo ur time with others. c:o ntact your local volunteer bureau. 'fhe staff \vi ii lalk 'vith you and together you \\•ill de- cide the types of assignments for \\•hich you would like to be on r ail. 'l'he Volunteer Bureau of South Orange County. :J25 r'\1. r'\1e\\'port Blvd .. Newport Reach Is open 9 a.m.·3 p.m. Monrlay lhrough Friday. 642-0963. c:ontact. or visit the Volunteer Bureau of \Vest Orange County, 1141_2 Stanford Ave., G.arden.... C::rove 530-2370. You Can Help OFFICE WORK : HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Yn11 lh Em - ploynicnt nffice ;it Edinger Avenue a.nd Reach Bou levarrl need~ assist.anre in laking requesls from employers and matching these \1•ith you th i;:ccking jobs. The office is open from 10 a.m.' to !1 p.m. ~londay through Friday. but the busiest hours ;ire in the afternoon. BE FRIEND A CH ILD: FOUNTAIN VALLEY -An adult or an entire ft1rnily can give a few hours a week· to include a rhtld in their activitie ..... The Probation Department.-under th e t\lternate Hnutes program , matches troubled youn~sters \\•it h 8rl ull s l''hn 'can guide them toward a stable future. 530-2:170. CARDS AND CONVERSATION: HUNTINGTON BEA CH - People \\·ho livP in the l·lunlington .Resi dential llome enjoy the evening sorial hour and especi ally appreciate visitor.~ \\'ho jrnn in carci~. bingo ga n1es and conversation from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. 530-2370. EVENING RECE PTION IST: GAHOEN GROV E -A Wed· nesda.v e\'enini;: cli nic, oP.erated by the l~ealth Department, assists couples \Vilh family planninJ. A volunteer who like~ people woul d be lhe ideal re cepUoni•t. 530-2370. DRIVERS WITH CARS NEEOED: WEST COUNTY -Men: '''omen and children who have no money or me.an!\ 'bf trans- flortiltion are t11ken 1n assistance centers, hospitals, clinic~. rloctors anrl denlists by drivers or~an izcd by the Volunteer Bureau. All trips are u•ithfn a 20-minute radius of the neij?h· borhood pickup and drivers are called once 11 tvcek. 530-2370. TE ACH BOYS: NEWPORT-COSTA MESA -The Bov• r·1u b (I( the Harbor A rest needs voluntcer!f who are kno\vle die- :ible in some vocalioh, hobby or stlhletic sklll in provide st spel·1al interest class for boys. It ts nnl· neccsary In he 11 m;i~ .. ler lc•cher to pass on s)<ills and experience. Contacl Lou Yin· Ion at 642·8372. }'n ur ffe alllt Weekend Athletes T.ake Care ("1Jme11 Spring. most llf U!I shlirl' w1lh )limb~ the urJ;1e tn "~embol on thr, green" -1ake part in sports -\.\1ork ln the J:'ardrn. The increased physical exercise i.~ invaluable . but common sense Is need- td folln\.\'lng the comparative inactivity of lhf' winter months. It is increasinJ;lY rvidcot lhat peopl" not only feel better hut ;iclually remain hriil1hier whC'n !hey grt 11 lol of regular, :"lrenuou~ eii:ercise. The various systems nr !he hun1an body work best during phys1c;il ;ict1\'ily Thi~ is bec11use we have inherited our or~ans frnm generations nr ancestors who surviv ed only by means of hard labor. ) tJow SHOW ME SOM!TMING 1 CAN AFFORD ,I - Things ;ire ii lnt diflercnt nO\.\'. Our children are still horn with bodies ge;ircd to .'ilrenuous ;icti\'ily. Hov; many time.!! •v • cnr11t1•~ se1111<1 M1ft;t1r l1r~le• Arittf has 11 parent watchcrl a small child 11t playariit,,fd,"Where-doesheg<lallhis Mark-e-t Adv1·ce -Can' Red·uce eneri;:y?" Bu~ it doesn't take many yeari; of living in our a.1?,e nf l11bor·savinl( m;i chines for the body to Inst its top con- dition. f..1uscles withou t hard work to do become soft and easily stretched. The tendons runnini;: from the muscles y F d B 11 p become sl;ick . The joints which 11rP. • 2 0 t movedbythetendOn!'iareles.~slable11nrl our 00 I ercen lhe ligamcols which hold the joint.• to- ~ethcr .11re more exposed to injury. SORE ~1USCLES It is \.\'ilh this sort nf weakenrd hndv machinery that 1nan.v Americans ente'r sport.!! and other .'ilrenuous 11ctivities. The results are painfully famil i;ir : Muscles called On !o perform un11ccustomed work become sore : slack ligaments art pulled suddenl y and become strained: !ht twisting of unstable joints produces sprained 1igamenl<I. Then the activity i!I blamed, rather than the poor cond ition into which th e body w;is allowed to fall . Since most athletic inju ries afflicting the ··111·eekend warr ior" occu r this way, their prevention is obvious. Physical con- dition should be matched with anticipated aCli\•ily . Whether it is snow ski ing in winter -Or \\'ater skiing in summer, there should be ii pr eli minar y conditioning period for ;:is many weeks as it ta kes to tone up the musclrs. Fo r those \1·ho can't predict when they 1nay engage in such activities, the only logical answer is to stay in con- dition all of the time with a da ily fitness program. Your local bookstore carries a variety of fi tness manuals, any one of ~'h ich ~·i U help you get started . Even when you are in top condition, 11n accident ca n result in injury. The most common are contusions and sprains. A contusion is a bump or bruise result ing from 11 blow. This usuall y i!! aecoinpanird by swelling and-or discoloration. If it is severe, the best treatment consists of wrapp ing with an elastic support, ap- plication of cold, and r!,5t. OVERPOWERED A !<:pra in results when a joint is henl nr tv.•isted beyond its normal range . Siron~ muscles tend to keep th is from happen iolit bul in an ;iccident the muscles may be ovcr po\.\'ered and the ligaments of the joint torn. Aga in; im med iate treatment consists of support 11nd cold 11pplications. Conlinue4evere p;iin or swelling in- dicates the need for medical ex- amination. C1lllflrnl• M9dltll ,luO(iltle~ 1'111ur1 PHO NE HIKE. •• C-Ontinu ed f rom P11ge Cl PT&.-1' began installation or .!!pecial {'OUO• ting equipmenL in thf' metropolitan area.~ of Or;inge Count.v. San Dic~o Coun t.y, the San Francisco l'.:;ist Ra y arell. and por- lions of Sacramento. Equipment installation continued until Aug. 15 when President Ni xon announ ced lhe v.•age and price freeze. PT&T unsure whether lhe rate change w11s in 11ccord with economic i;tabilization policies, ask- ed for an opinion from the PUC. .A con1mission resolution in early Oece1nbrr found the ('{)nversion in keep. ing \.\'ith the spirit of price stabilizalion, allowing PT&T to fini sh off the project by the Dec. 31 deadline. The measured rate -while new to Orange County -h11s: been used in the Los Angeles metropolitan area since 1927 and in other portions of the 2l:l dialing area since 1951, said Mrs. Krone. It's ju.~l a matter of time brfore measured rates '"''ill affect ;ill busine1'.ct users -incfudin.t! lhose under PT&'J"s cnmpetitor, Gcner11I Trlrphone n ( California. - General's director (lf rcvcnur Otrh Hci>tPr confirmed lh:il his company ha!! received a PUC mand;ite lo offer measured rates to its users by .Jul.v. 1974. Thf' rhanRe '"''ill affect user!! in the Los Angeles are.ii. soulh to Westmin.!!tcr 11nd Hunt ington Beach. Lag una Beach -nn t yet considered a metropolilan area - v.·111 not he affected by the conversion. Uy PHYLLIS HA.l\'ES r hr1i;tur11 SCI P11Ce Mo11it.or SrriJ'ic e BOSTON -Don 't let th e few p«>nn ies ~;ived on one food "special" tieccive you into thinking it's not worth the battle to fighl rising food prices. You can expect lo save 10 In 20 percent on your food bill if you folio\.\' a few rulf':s that really work . Those who can cook "from scratch'' are in for eve.rt more s11vings. "Shopping at the right m11rket heads the list of ways In cut the food bill." sa ys Sidney Margolius. ~·riter on consumer food problems. "Choose the one with the best prices on meals since thal's the most expensive item. \Vat ch the ads. Switrh around if that'.~ where the best buy is ." ··The fal\cst savings of all -'TC !he \.\'eekly specials." says Jennifer Cross, another consumer V.'riter on !he food in- dustry. "Buying house brands will save you fr.on1 $250 to $300 a year." said a "CoAsumer Reports" survey back in the l960's. Today the figure is even higher . PSEUDO CONVENIENCES "But there's money to be S'l\'Cd by 11voiding the convenience foodi;." said Margolius, who likrs to call them ''pseudo-convenience·· foods . '"-The whole co nvenience.food boom began wi th frozen juices, frozen din- ners. and frozen \'eget ab les which offered practical conve niences to housev.•ivr.~. "They knc\.\' th e cost of a TV dinner \\''Is h1~her lh<1n the cost of the ln- ,eredients and v:ere v.·illin~ to p;iy the dif· ferencc for the convenience. '"But today \\'C°l1e 111oved lnto the new <>ra of convc.nience foods "·here the addf'd 11ssi.~t is very sn1all and the price dif· ferential is \'cry high,'' he said. "Actually, there's nothing "'rong wit h a food-processor making a fnod taste good," said J\1argolius. "But it's WfOog for a n1anuf;icturer to add a little cheap fl;ivoring. then double the price." Green Giant rice vcrdi. for example. is l;ibeled "rice v.-ith bell peppers and parsley" and costs you 41 cents in a 12· • Sotne Rules to Shop By r• e Shop at the ma rket wilh the bt:sl meat buys r1nc1 specials. e Buy lhe superm arket's own labels or private brands. e Beware of convenience foods . e Read labels for contents, weight, and grade. e Shop only oocf': a week, between Wednesd11y and Saturday. e Buy Grade A for the table and Gr;ide B for the pot. . e Make and use 11 shopping list and comparison price list. e Don't be gullible about advertising and merchandising -buy only what you need. e Buy standard foods rather than higher -cost versions. i.r. .. white, rye. or wheat breads rather than rolls or sp«ill1 shaped loaves . e Buy medium·size fru it and vegetables rather than the specially selected perfect-looking large one.'i. ounce package. Margolit1.!! reports. 1t represents. mainly, about~ nunces of in- st ;int uncooked rice, valued at 13 cents. The other ingredients, in order of im- porlancP, are margarine.. green peppers, salt, chicken-bouillon navoring. corn- starch, onion flakes, and parsley flakes. MORE EXAMPLES SURVEYED Here are some more examples of pro- ducts ~1r. MargO-:iu:i1 has surveyed, · ~tudied. and listed in his book, "Thi': Great America11i Food Hoax " (Walker and Co., $5.95 ). H. J. He·inz GreAt American Snup : rrr;im of mus hroom-25 cent.~ for JJ ounces. C;impbell's cre;im o{ mushroom -17 cents for IO Lh ounces. You add no water lo !he H!!inz soup hut \'OU adrl one c11n nf water lo the Campbell's concentrated soup, thu~ en- ding up with 21 ounces of soup. Cost of the convenience of having Heinz add the water for you -abou t 13 cent3. The cost per ounce of Campbell's soup ill actually only half what you pay per ounce for Heinz. Kellogg's corn flakes -45 cents for 1!1 ounces. Cost of the convenience -about 17 cenls. They added the sugar for you . The sugared flakes cost 0.85 cent$ more per ounce than the corn flakf':s, and \.\"hen mull iplicd by 20 ounces this eq uals 17 cents. This means thr, differencf': in 'Price could buy more than a pound of sugar. Hershey's instant cocoa -10 individual packets ; 29 cents for 71-1 ounces. Hershey's instant coco.11 -on 1 package; 45 cents fo r l' ounces. Cost of the Cflnvenience of not having I.It ladle out l\.\'O hl':aping teaspoons fnr each cup of pre.sweetened cocoa, about 11 cents. WEEKLY BUYS RECOMMENDED "The best buys of all are the weekly i::peci11ls." sa yll .Jennifer Cross In hP-r book. ··Th(' Supcrmerket Trt1p "' (India na University Pres!>, $5.951. "You c;in save an aver;iJ;1r of 20 percent on the special sale.'i of bai;ic ilems rang- ing from detergents to cooked crabs,'' she says. 'Depending on the time ;ind gas you're prepared to spend. there 11re two way1 to get mileage. One is In stick to the store of your choice and buy all their special 11. They are rotated every few weeks 11nd over time you'll realize the full savings. "The second is to do what the trade calls "cherry·picking," selecting specials from two or more sto res each wee k via the ads and keeping a weather eye open in the area for other good buys.'' Setters May Extend Life ,..., ...... ' ""' ~ ----~ ' \l't L . ' I ' INDIA NAPOLIS. Ind . IAP I -Blind .11nd deaf, the English setter totters in a circle, getting a little weaker every day. The 2-year~ld dog is dying of old ace. The animal is one of 40, from a unique Norweg ian strain that matures and dir:s In a time-span cornpt1rable to human childhood. An international team of scientists i! studying the dogs' ag ing process, hoping for clues that might help extend human life. The project at the Indiana University Schttol of Medicine is funded by the U.S. Public Health Service and the Children'• Brain Diseases Foundation in San Fran- cisco. The scientists also are studying three unnamed Indianapolis families who carry the same defective gene as the Norwegian dogs . In human beings the premature agin1 ls called progeria. The team hopes to learn more from the dogs than from the human familif':!I because there will be many more genera · tions or the English setters in a given time. It is not a coldly scientific project. Dr. Nils T. Koppang. in charge of the ken .. nels. grieves when one of the dogs dies. And he is responsible for their existence. C<l!<:I. of the conversion will top $12 million. said Hr~t.er. and will mean an ll!nnual los.'i of about $6 million in rev enue to the rompAny . .. The team agrees on a description of old •ge as "a dark brown stain that spre1dr through the heart and soul of man." NOT r\f:W IN tA "As lhc rccortf woulrl ind1c Al.e, wr arr opposed to the conversion." Rddcd Hester. When ;ind if the measured rate will be mandat.ed for residen tial users Is still an unknown. but PT&T is already moving ln that dircctkin. A new "lifet ime" trlephone ~ rvice l.111 AVAilable for homeownCfJI, 0 f fer i n i[ reduced monthl y rates for pcrwns who mll;ke few outgoin!l calls. PerM>ns making fewer lhiin 20 call.!! Are hilled only $2.~. Residents n\ak!ng fewer .. thJtn 60 calls are billed 14.20. "Wf':'rf' interested in provldlna 15c.rvice for pcoph1 with lltlle mnr\ey or those on 11 fixed inCl"l me. Let 's fA Ce it. in th/5 d11y and 1ge the phone i1 1 necculty,'' 1'1rs. Krone ·aaid. DOGS HELPING RESEARCH INTO AGING PROCESS Dr. Nil s Koppong H1ndl11 Sett.1rs With CoN ' • The color of old age comes as granule!! or pigment which accumulate in the cells or the liver, the heart sometimes the eyts, 11nd always the bra in a11d central nervoos system. These are unusual cells. They do not divide and replace themsclvf':s, as do the cells of most organs, nor are they regenerated and -replaced elsewhere In the body. as are the white and red blood cells. The loss of one of these ce ll& ii ne~Hgible. but pcrmanenL ne·se dark brown granules are packed tn the cells of victims of a group of rart genetic diseases which kill throuah 1 dramatic quickening of the. aging pro. ccsses. Snme hUman victims hsve died of old •g• bclore lh•Y were old COOUih lo 10 to achoo I. t I " ' Elk Have A Refu ge 111 W i11ter ... JACKSO~. \\'yo. <AP) -He runs one or the l:irge11t spreads in \Vyom1ng, and probably is one of lhe nAl1on's largest st ock men. But D<>n Redfee1rn's no cat· lleman . nor a sheep rancher. IJ1s "ranch." ne.'.lrly 24.000 acres beneath the post-ca rd peaks surrounding Jackson .. llole, is the winter home o! nl uc:h of \\'estern \Vyoming·s t lk herd-as many as 11 ,500 head. Redfe arn, a tall, qi.1ie1 n1an, 1'dn1 inisters the National Elk Re!uge, a .spra1\'tlng region of rolling, sage.studded hills and valley flour on the edge of Grand Teton National Par k~ 'INm~~ Each 11inter, "·hen Arctic 1111 - •Sund•1. Aprll t , 1972 DAIL V ,ILOT C :J ' V 01rr Horosc ope " • Leo: Acce11t New V ie,vp oi11t ~ • SUNDAY. APRIL q By SYDNE\' OMARR \\'here the S11gi1tarius man Is concerned. lo1·e is all1•ays "just around the corner." A surprising nu1nbtr of these men n•arrv their forn1er wh·es.°The Sagltlarian rn~IP i!! fond or lra\·et. hkes to he :11·· th·e, t nvi!ions empires ~ncl i.~ .5eldom U\'erh· modest ll is Ambitions are .... \argr and so 1u·e his dreams. Son1r famous 1nen born under 1h1s zodiacal siJtn include J. Paul Getty. Frank Sinatra and Ed\vard c; . Robin.son. ARI ES (f\la rch 2l·Aprll 19): Accent is on friends. hope:i; and v.'isheg. (;lfls are gi\'tn and rect'ived. Harn1on~· can bt restored. Spiritual sU rJ!t is in · dica ted. True ra 1ue~ bt'C(ln1t evident. The supt'rlic1al is put in its pla ce. Vou beC'11:11c d\\'a're. \1ila1. ' social in\•itlltlon. Display sense .shines 'l'ou perc:eivt . st'nst, : ot humor . ~1e1nber of opposite kno1v \1·hat is about to occur.! 11e1 Is fascinated. \rou are flat -Sonie around you comrntnt : tered. Don 't go o\1erboard '. that you niust be "read1n~ ! SCORPIO (Oct. 13-Not'. 21 ,~ 1ninds ., ~lalntain sense of: Savings program can be ln-hunior. T1·us1 yoltrserr. Don't : te!Jigently discussed. Don't brood : claim to know all ans"'ers. If PISCES 1 reb 19;-~l arch 201: : reasonable you receive more Ol>Hlln \ ahd h1111 r r o rn ' thnn anll<'ip11ted. Other"·i!<e. 1\q11arius 1nes..!ia.~e. Arcept l1d· ! ,nu arouse oppos111on Be ded rt>spons1billt}. 01hers nnw : ihorcyugh. St~1d~· nne print . 11 HI aµprr<·1;1!e ~our effort~ • SAG11iAR1US 1 i\O\ 22. Br d i~cre1'! l\tep i:onfident ial ! l>e<'. 21 •: \'our s,...C'ial siudi'~ rn:inc·r~ ro11t1tlt•nti:i l Older 1n·: i~ !11\ t(lu.:il 1~ at tu:ill~· on your~ p;1.v dividends. Yuu rf'ce11e ~•fl•' , special n1essagt~ ,4. shor1 • journty t'Ould bt Cln agenda . IF TIHI \ r 1~ yo ti R ; Be a del et'll\'f'. Find r·ea!lon~ HIHTllfl \\' _1,iu aid per:;on(; for actions of a~socialtl'. If 11 irh prohlt•111~ al"r auracled , percepti"'· ~·ou 1\ in accolade . iu la\.\'. rnl'<hrlll<' You t:an bf' CAPRICOR~ ll)(>c. 22·Jan. _tlit':ilfjcal \llltlUUl resw:tult! 1<:l ,....._ 19 1 Purchnsc .iiflu ~ury 1len1 1hcC11rics \lonth nt UCl'1'mhrr ' is up for d1 ~t·u~~1011. F:unslv ran be \nt1r n1u.'>I ~1i::111l1.:'<111t 111e1nbcr.~ ro111rib11tC' np1n1011~. pe riod Of rh1~ \ 1',1r (;rnunl Rf'111l'11lhC'r burii:r: 1·1·1>ol111u1n~. :ind \lir~n 1n1J11 1(!ual~ 111-!lllr Bt• !:ur . lJu! :-f'11.•1 11le Oe ~lc'I: prn1n111l'rl1h rhte 11 1:hfli.ll N'Ul~ hi<i.l1•h :\l>t>I.. to -lo"4 ~·' _... , ..... _. .-..14. "">'l<l!Y <\n~ I • > • ,• • h:irn1t\U\ \\1111\lll! t•w111i.: 11 fl\I.. ~'.()~··· :;~ ,1 ... M, t ••.• ~ ' \' \)R\ljr "' ~ •• M~ ~.··~~~!• 00•1 ' '' AfJ \'\flll~ . .\;!!\ tO·F('b ·<>Cln,aor "-.. , •' ""• .~, '' \8 1 \':1ur u11u1t11c uucllc1.:t ~~~~,: ,· • ·~ ~ ·~~·1 ;t~•·.1• ELK FROM WESTERN WYOMING HIGHLANOS FINO FEED. SHELTER IN NATIONAL REFUGE Hay Har vested in Summer Provided to C• rry Herd of 11.SOO Throug h LNn Winter• atorms s:la m through the 13,000.foot Te tons, !hey drop !heir load or sno11 on the high country, Elk move lo !he ---- lowlands, still more than 6.000 TAURUS 1April 20-flla~ 20 1 F..mphasis is on g e t t i n 1: t·ooptt_ration to .ichie\'t a 111<1- jor goal. Your best course 1s through d i p I om a t' .v . Go through proper channels. Take care not lo alienate ind iridual \\'ho is extremely sensit11·e You will comprehend. • Mer l'Lt r )· D<111a:e'I· Ci.tecl · feet above sea level and seek winter feed through' a foot of windbloY.·n snow on the val!cy floor . It's been this "'ay for cen- turies. In the past. ho1re1·cr. many of the elk died of starvation or attacks b v 11·0!\'es and other predator~. Some moved on to !he south, .ind still IOY.'er elevations. By late winter, v.·hen the !now is deep back in the tall stands of lodgepole pine and !pruce, and the herd is s\.l·ollen "'ilh animals from as far as 70 miles dl\'ay, natural food runs short. Redfearn and his sn1all bttnd of federal employes. under the Bureau or SJXJrt Fisheries and \\'i!dlife, make the difference. .\\lhen graze ru ns .short. tile natural feed is supplemented by hay harvested during 1hc summer on the adjoi ning park. Unlike the region to lhe south of here. 11•here n1assive efforts are under v.·ay to save starving elk, deer and an- telope, the gan1e on the refuge is well cared ror throughout the wint er. Tu·elve large sheds. ea~h holding 400 tons of hay, carry the herd throu gh until spr ing. An 'lk eats about 10 pounds of hay per rlay. "In an a\1trage season." Redfearn says. "the herd requires about 2,500 tons." That's a lot of hay, in any rancher's book. It's the result of a cooperat ive effort among the state Fis"h and Game Department. the Park Sl!rvice and the refuge. The hay gro\\·s on natural me adowland Y•ithin Teton Park. is harvested by the state and fed by !he refuae. B11t N ot E verymte _ It's Avon Telling '\'ASl11 NC:TON tAP 1 J\ledical and go~·ernment or. licia ls say they are pleased with a decision by Avon Products. Inc .. lhe nation 's largest cosmetics manufac- turer. 10 provide users of Avon cos1netics. vi'ith a list of in- gredients on request. Bu t !hey sny it doesn't go far enough . The d1~closure policy. fir.st ul its kind 111 the industrv. 1vas .srar1f'd qui<'llv 111 .Jul) bU1 11as nol disclosed unr1l Virginia Knauer, Preside nt Nixon's special assistanl for co11sun1er affairs, announced ii last \\'eek in a speech before the American Marketing Associa- lion In ternational in !\e\.lo' York. An Avon spokesman con- rirmed lhat the r i rm ' s Con s umer'" -Infonnation Center would pro\'ide a com- plete ingredient-list for any product upon recei\'ing a ··reasonable request ·· The spokesmfln said such ;3 r«111es1 \\'Ould be fro1n someone "''ho \\'anted to try a product and desired 10 kno\\' bt'forel1and y,·hat it contained. "If so1neone "''rites in and just sa_rs 'Send me a listing of your ingredients,· we don 't consider that a reasonable rt- quest." !he spokesman said. adding that tht firn1 has rectived fcv:er lhan 100 re· quests thus far. 1'here is no lav.• rcquirin,I!: an ingred ients list 011 cosmetics. but bills frequently ha\·e been in!roduced in Con'!rcss 10 rr- quirc such a !isling. Or~c is pending in the House , 'Advice: Be Indispensable By COUNT MARCO Katharine Hepburn offers some of the best advice a "'Oman can give to other "'omen. "~take yourself in- di.~pensable to your man." she said. "lie can't leave you.'' BEAUTY and the BEAST The dictionary says ''in- dispensable " means be i n g ___.._._,,,·, n;s self.assurance. neccss::1ry: "Ab"'Olutely needed During the day your nlan is to accomplish a certain result. going tc be knocked around by necessary for a person's all sorts of things: his ideas mai ntenance in a condition v.•i\I be turned aside, pro- suitable to his station in life." duction u•i/I Jag, unexpected "~taintenance" does no I bills will crop up. any number necessarily mean the usual of things will happen lo re- household chores such as mind him he is n't indispens- cooking, cleani ng, etc. ~tore able. imJXJrtant is the maintenance In the evening, you must restore his feeling that he is needed and wanted. This is u•hy I ha\•e ad- vocated for years that \Vives should learn all they can about their husband's job o r bus iness. Then you can give encouragement to· his ideas so he can leave home each day "'ilh hope instead tJf despai r. The average Ame rican "'ife thinks that throY.•ing an unap-. petizing meal on the kitchefl table when her husband \\'a!ks in the door is making herself indi spensable. Yo u might as well eat in a restaurant. Being ind ispensable in big "''ays and littl e ways is the secret of a happy marriage. I l\.now It, He'll Blow It As a Poet By ERMA BoMBECK A trip through a greeting tard aisle the other day rt\'ealed what I have OOen suspecting for a long time. Poetry i!I back. It is being brought to life by a grou p of disciples led by Rod McKuen, AT WIT'S END associates tha t the girl had an abortion. fly above a sickening mess.ige of Jove that rhymed at the end of eve ry line and was signed si mply, "Your devoted hus· band." Phyllis lo.fcGinley and Lois ble. A airl in an office in \Vysc. ft Personally, I am delighted to see the return of the ro manticists. You may not believe it, bu t beneath this light. g a y , sophisticated. satiric exterior burns the coats of Edgar A. Guest. I've alway had a wish that on my birthda y I would receive a card bigger than life u1it h a gold profile or a mother on the front. Inside, tv.·o bluebirds of happiness would This wasn 't the year. My birthday ca rd was in three shades of black and read, "Here 's three little words to convey my birthda y message." I opened it up, "YOU'RE GETTING OLD", signed Old l~ateful. Rochester sent a CO-\\'Orker a It seems strange in a nation Get \Veil card that• read, so expert in communications "llope to see you soon at the that there would be ''big same old stand." She later business" in letting someone disco vered from her office say it for you. but none the -iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii less it is true. 1r you've got en ll didn't even rhyme. occasion •.. a poet ~·ill rise to it. Looking over the counter I diSCO\•ered ca rds .ire more specific than they used lo be. There were: "You are invited to A No-garage Sale," "An· nouocing The Birth of my Bird," "Thank You for pro- moting Ralphie ouL of the 8th (7111. 6111, ~111. 4.th. elc. I grade." "You just dialed the number.'' And "Best Wi shes On Your Quick Wedding." From five cents to $25. 1 noted you could have a pro- f essional poet declare your Jove for your hygienist ... extend a sympathy card on a 4-0th birthday . . . announce the bi"rth of guppies ... ex .. tend personal b i r t h d a y greetings to "occupant" or send a get-well to !IOmeone who "acts sick." Some pt'Ople take cards quite literally, so you mlJSt select lhem with care. My mother. ror example, reads cards like tea leave.s. Whe n a verse! lightly atate:a: "On borrowed wings, I'll ny to you . "To make your birthday •o'lsh come true" ... mother "'Ill call within an hour alter recclvtl'lg It and say, "I've got 1 hair appointment. but If >'Our pl•ne ls landlng early, I'll cancel it. How lone can you stay?" Other cards sent In pure In· nocence can 1•t you iDIA) trou- LEADERSHIP WITH INTEGRITY RE-ELECT Donald D. HIP LEY " vou-vote for the Man " You-vote for His Record "You-vote for Your City Then VOTE for .. Donald D. Shlpley IX HUNTINGTON HACH CITT COUNCIL "PROG RESS WITH COMMO N SENS E" C.mTnltt• T• l .el«.t Dont l4 0. lhlplcy Drug Prices V c1ry, S tate Panel Tol<l LOS ANGE LES (AP I -A spokesman for a wotnen·s group says a surve.y conducted recently in Pasadena and Altadena showed the pr ice of the same prescription drug could vary by as much as 149 percent from store to store. Stephanie Russell, of \\'omen for Social and Polit ical Action. !old a state Pharmacv Boa1·d hearing last \';eek 1'hat !he survey shO\\'ed a price ran~c of $13.95 to $33 .50 for a 50- tablet boHle of polyci!tio anlOng ~5 Pasadena .irea pharmacies. The board is holding hear· ings on proposals I ha t pharmacies be required Io post prescription drug prices and be permitted to advertise them so consumers can com· pare them. . .._, Iii Lat,>x Hou se Pc1i 11 ts GE!\llNI {~1ay 21 -June 10): Drrams can beconie realiiie.c;. I ''ou get material and ~'011 can rt'search cllen11st s;iy.c; la!c., \l'O!'k v.·ith it. Informa tion ri•-based 1>ain1s . u s e d h \ (luested "'iii be forlhcomini::. 1n1llions of Arnrrican~. g11 e off Older individual offers benf'fil n1erc1Jry vapor !ht11 l'OHkl of experience. Br recepli\'C har1n s1nall i:hilclrell and gracious. You art goin,ll lo 'fhe paint ~l\"es off lhe \'Upor win. as long as seven years after CANCER {June 21-July 221: being applied, said Donald J. Investment po I e n t i a I is Sibbett. discussed. K'y is to let go of Sibbett Is vice president of what has become outmoded. Geomet Inc. A fev• 1reeks ilJ:O r.tallers previously obscured he took home a mercury vapor see light of da y. You can knov,i dete<'lor n1ade b~· his ronl- where you are goinii; and 1\'h~·. pan y. Arle11 offers freindship. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 1: !) ~1 Spotlighf i.c; on publ ic rela tion!'. W.!NTED I ho1\· ~·ou are quoted. 1·et'f'11·1'd . , oi>nnscd. Acccnl fn·.~h \ tf·11 • point. E1·p11 those 11 ho 1 di.~aJlrCe 1vi\1 a p pr t' t· i a I Pl or i R i na !it~·. ~ho11•1nanship. Question concerning 1n:.irr1a~e ari~e.~. \'IRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22 1: Go slo11·. Avoid extremes. c..... ,.. ..... ,,.., ... , .... 1. • ........ I E'f.J'STICI( s .. m ..... r ••u••t•· H11MI••'' ot lln• !IHI tMI ~1\1011•. Try Mme· lfllttt 1pte;lt l ltdtr 11 ....• Coo perate 11' i t h Aquarian. ff ~ fb Organi ze efforts. You may be «f'll\~ concerned '\\'ith help. military . ~ (/ service. those who are assign· ~~i'~i. '"[turned r .,n 111 111 ~ ta1 111ly roo1n." ht• 11 .. ·al lect . ",111d 1.11f ;u1d b<-!1<.ilct J h11 d ~.11nr of thP largest :.1g11;1!:-I \I f'I rr :-.f't'll " Thrrf' :.ire 110 k·~al lunit~ for 111 r r c u r \ \ a po r <'on· ten1ra11011. Sillbtll to1:nd in his ,_ house, pai nted l\\'O years ago,: concent rations aboul half those;: th at !hr !ederal Environ· ment al Protrction Agency i:rii C{lnsider iu~ :is 1 n d u s I r i a I linuts iewe\s by jose ph searches for jewels Ce"vtrl U<'w••lr<f ,~..,.,,, re ll'flmff~ ete <•1/1 •v 1•lf ro • '""' ..-tl•1t kntVlltllg•, ••5":•1i!t, •nf l"lftflfY 1lllH r yo11 r•rt!ul 1v11va1lt11 •I "" ••Vt man.ti VIM. W1 will 111 ,r111tc1 ,. tl1rnl1H1 ,_ tllltl 1"4 edvl11 •t t•rdlfll llrt-lr d~ ,., ... Clll "''· JeH.it t f M1, l'tlh 11 ... - The board also "'as told of anolher su rvey v.·hich disclos- ed that prescription drugs tend to cost more in· minoril y group areas than in adjacent neighborhoods. ed to lvork in your beh8JJ. ~· 1, '*'' ~'faintain low prorile. Keep ; surprise in reserve. Wl5TCllff PLAZA ' LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): 10•2 llYINI AYI. South Ce1tf "••• I ' Study Lff message. Bring NEWP'O RT l!ACH l rhtol ••the 5111 Di•t• Fwy. $ forth creative reS-Ou rces. Look -"'::========~ C 11f1 M11• 140-tOU ~ beyond the immediate . Accept 1 \.. ___ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WHO AR£ Wl? WHA1 DO Wl DO? (i1.A HT coNTROl CllNI C -:WEIG --- SERVICE most modem ,cientific· Coo..apLETE MEDICAL and registered nurses. 1~: y without being hu ngry m edical doctors A POUND A Our Staff includ•:t method s or• u1ed. tOSE medically a~prov or un comfortable. DER &ATH h Th is new "Inch WRAP AND SLEN hirl pool mineral bal . u mu st lo•• ol &ODY facility include• a w WRAP gua rantee> yo Our complete ba~Y "':~h our now famou~~~~5y yOU NOTHING. Lon " di"overy a ongONE HOUll Oil IT 5 1NCHES IN \east E)l(RCISE . . offered. We reco rnn t nd Ptogtam is n can exercise ,,,_ comp11t1 exercise \''s easy. Each -perso 1. n• reason • GYM" ,or 0 . • 'II allow . Id famou• "SLllA the wor Ii htly as vigorously or as g . bad cond1,1on w1 a> thoor Y d ""p CA\ d ond inch•• on · pSYCHOLOGI , opl• cannot lo•• poun : y weight control. clinic " I I Mo•I ovo N'llQht Po b r of th• RElAXAW d recontou nnQ your let's fac• ac ,_ h 1 ecc'n ,,aff mem ' ds and inc.hes on t'n em off wi,\iout • ~ • Helping you \o\I poun d on• thing • ded ic.a'' to ., • W• da re yo u. .__.a Ma~• us pr ov• • couY· (iL~W.A~ CON TROl CllNIC WEI GHT =----:-.::;""\ MIM OML'f t10Ullt vnDMOOA'f 10AM ·f Piil 10 AM tO 1 pit\ "'°"· TH•U sAt. -ANA MAIN ST., SANTA !NEXT TO SE ARS) ssa-0844 ' OR ·App01NT_MENT CALL NOW 1740 so. { l ~ . ) • • • • • . ; • • l r ' • • • • • • . • • ' t • I • • • • • ............................................................................................... ~ .. ~~~~ .... ; • • • • (;·4 GAILY OILOT " Doily ~ilot Photos P1trick O'Do!'nell • I • Dor a Hill a nti c i pate~ a little more leisure since her hus ba nd, Edga r, has retired . .. ·nora Hill , First Woman Ma yor Politics Not Her ·Game I By LAURIE KASPER 01 tltt Oljlr P'iltl l lllf The nameplate used by the first woman mayor of Newport Beach disappeared from its slot on the counci l table a number of years ago. After its o!ficial service, the plaque was moved to another •.p e c i a I apot •• , above the kitchen entry in the home of Mr. and 11rs. Edgar R. Hill. .... fter all, said Dora Hill, "A woman's \\"Ork·is in the·kitchen .. ~. someltme!." fler political career lasted only four years, from 1954 to 19:>8, but she was elected by her fellow councilmen to serve as mayor during the entire time. """...c:". n ----:.:v-et shcdtdn'twfl'inOlOinto politics .. "'~~ I wanted to be a housev.•ife ." ' 11 CHURCH RESPONSIBLE Her church was aclually respon sible [or her political debut. · A group met at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church and asked ""'hat can we_ as. _Chrjstian citizens do?" 'The answer was to support a City Council candidate. They had agreed on a man but then he decided to run for a :i;tate Assembly seal. She \\'as picked lo run in his place and her husband only agreed becaUse he didn't th ink she v.·ould win anyv.·ay. She got the most-vote!' in the election. Prior to !his, l\1rs. Hill 's only tie with municipal government was-as a member of the library board. But she had been busy caring for three sons, keepin&: house and working with !he Boy. Scouts, Girl Scouts and PTA. DISLIKES-BRIDGE At the end of her .second term, her hus- b.!lnd said, "We do not choose to run." She agreed . But she hasn't stayed in the .kitchen. Her sons had all left home by then, she explained. "I never liked to play b_rldge and you have to have aomething to keep -oosy." The next year, she became the first v.·oman foreman of· 'the County Grand Jury. She al~ took the lead in a number of community affairs. ' ... : She-wss the-founding-presidenror-the auxiliary at Hoag hfemorial Hospital, Presbyterian as well as one of the organizers of the Community Chest, v.•hlch has since become the United Way. SAYS NO "Usually they're afte r me for everything but I finally got so I can say no "°""" hf rs. Hill claimed. She v.•as recently made a ruling elder of her church, "'here she is a charter member. To do this job of business and spiritual guidance she ga\·e up two other acti vities. She quit the floag Hospital board after serving on it for 15 years . most of the lime as secretarv. and the Harbor Area Council of ChurChes. for v.'hich she v.·as treasurer. Although hfrs.. Hill recently stepped down, after a second term, as president or the fl'lorence Crlttenton Service11 r.t Orange County. she stlll lierves en the Board of Direc tors. "It's not one of the popu lar things hut I here is a need for ii," she said. Thi group is trying to esta blish a home for unwed mothers in the rounty. Pregniilnt girl s seeking a place to stay are now &enl to Los Angeles. CHANGING ?tlORES: They had purchased property to build a SO-bed home but then "the bottom drop- ped out of the materni ty market,'• ft1rs . }fill said. With the birth L'Onlrol pill, ebortion.o; and greater family accej)tance, she ex· plained, they only need a home to ac- ---COn:iodate ro-to IS1ifls. -• ~1rs. llil1 also is county awards chaimi~n for the Freedoms Foundation at Valley f orge and \'ery proua of the lS county awardees. Her husband retired in ~13rch but they have no plans for travel or a changing lifestyle. "Ret ireme nt n1eans for us just being a little more le isurel y .. , she exp lained. One of the tables in he r home is cove red "'ilh papers from an earlif':r commiltf':e mcf':ling. Books line the ~·all and overflow onto a table next to the firepla ce. Her blooming pot garden lines the patio entrance to her home. A knit· ting project lies on the couch waiting to be picked up. And the phone rings with a request. "I like to have a lot or thin gs going at once," she said. Another Wrinkle Added DEAR ANN LANDERS : What ahall I i;ay to a close relative who keeps asking me if she should have her face lifted? Teresa is in her late 4-0s and I think 1h1 looks fine . She Ras a great figure . ex· ccllent ta ste in clothes, and although her face does have some 'vrink.les. she's pret- ty and l can't understand why she would ronsidrr fa cial surgery. To compound the tnys tery. she 's not a career person com: pcti ng in the business world with younger women . Teresa has a wonder ful husband , " beautiful home and a nice family. The face·lifting thing has become an obsession with her . It's all she taJks about. She feels it would enhance her looks and give her a tremendous psyc hological boost. Evecy time_sbe asks me "'hat t think I tell her she's crazy lo consider It. I've seen some women who . looked better before they had tht opera· lion. Hov.• can I talk her out or it? -OUT OF WORDS DEAR OUT: Voa can't, M tlol1t try. l\JorN\'et, uei. Mt ....... '" Mvkt', lbe 11 merely lryla1 II lel ,_ _.vol. A womu wlto la ebne•n•.,. &M ldta or getllng her ,..,. H/ted ril ,....,.bly do fl eveataally. Htt problem llM9d1 mere emotlon1I Iha.ii cosmetic. ~ - '4•.t~ . .. where the rumor started . I feel like R fool. Pl ease tell me "'hat to do. Should I apologize, k'eep quiet, or what? -TOO SYMPATIJETIC DEAR TOO: Drop yow friend anoU1er noet ad &ell Hr yu were misinformed . )f Ike hu I Hiiie ef amor )'OU might paraphrase Mir_. Twain'• f a m t 11 s ·remark -"Tbt mews t f )'Mr 1l1ter'1 deal.II w11 Jrt•tly uqgerated •.•. .'' .. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm consumed n•ith curiosity about that guy who kept his e)'es open Wheq hi kisSed. It was a girl who wrote and she cciuldn't figure out wjlat he .,,s looking al. It bothered her. You were w-11ble to provide an adequate answer. • What I'd like to know is ,this: Ho.w come she. caugnt him? What was she Jooking at? Md what was his reaction when hii; eyes met hers? After I read that column I decifled to do in ex· perirnent. 1 opened my eyes In ihc middle of a kiss and. it kiUed evervthin~. r don ·t recommend it.. -~ulATOR IN OPE;LOUSAS, t.A. ·''" , DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our daughlor. who lives in a nearby city, is planni ng on a church wedding in a few months . She phoned to lell me the news. During the conversation she infor med me that still has asked her fiance's father to escort her to the altar_Jlnd give her in marr.Uge. The reason· she stated is , "I feel close to him ." Her own father is an invalid and unable to alteniJ the wedding. Th is girl has • brother who is one year younger than she is. \Vhen I suggested that she ask him she said. "He's going to be an usher." I'm afra id her father will be hurt. What should I do -if anything? - ROCKFORD PROBLEM • DEAR R.O .; Your daughter's seltcliow is inappropriate. Suuest that 1he dlsc:'a•• this with the clttgyman wbo will perform the ceremony. He'll set her strai,ht. , t I I ' • 0 I n t 2 f t t J v Jo DEAR ANN ~ANDERS: A rew days ago somtonc. told me that the sister of a good friend of· mine had died. I im· mediately sat "doyi·n and wrote a sym· ptlhY note. "J'\iUnorninµ.ltMnedJb&u.bad.bce misinformed. My friend'• 1l1tet ii very much alive and no one *"'' to 1cnow · DEAR OP: Tile tbl1g1 people rev'8l ~~ lflll .. ......__ ·-·~· ti 1ma•=• -ew. tt •I nau. tor Can drugs be a fri en d in time of ~tross! lf you keep your head together can they be. of hel"l? Ann L:1nrlcrs'-new book.lei "Straight Dope on Orugs1' separates thi ract f;·Jn1 the ficlion. Uct it today. For each booklet ordered send a dollar 1!!Jli plus a long. ••Ir-addressed. staiftPOa-----~ envelope (16 cents postage) to Ann Landm, Box 3316. Cl!icaao, m. 6'1154 • """"'· .I I • . . .. .--· • Washington-Not All Protests By JUNE GOODWlN · .. uuQsaur fiend'' in the family wanll to Ch.ri&1ian..Scienct....Monitor-Sc7V'M. :c---.~rb-•11 or-tbe-agu-of the Earth in-the WASJilNGTON -"It's sad . I don't see Smithsonian Institution. 11\en plan to ltly my friends anymore," said a gallantly a couple of years. mustachioed District of c 0 I um bi 1 Last yur 17.7 million people came to resident. "They used lo come here a lot see the monuments to U.S. history. But that must have bttn about all they saw to march against the war." si~ 10 million to 11 mUlion of them Now that protests have slackened, th.is dldn t even spend the nigbl The number capital of the nation -this 11stone quarry or tourists has more than doubled since 1960 and more than quintupled (that's gone out or business,'' as Frank Lloyd five lime&) since l950. • pollUcally poly1lot ci\y) to be the airport for Baltimore. National ,Atrport, just 10 minutes from lhe Wash.ington Monument, has had its 1cti\tltie1 curtailed by environmwt:alists and local midentl. But coogressmen won't give up the convenience of a quk:k trip to their constituents. Flights are limited to aboul a 500-mile radius -with Chicago a 7(1()..mile exception. No jets are allowed after 10 p.m. and planes must land and take off angled up or down the -·Potomac River. Wr ight dubbed It - can revert to in- vasions by [am i 11 es from middle America. THREE AIRPORTS (Wlnel f>tOple into OulJes International Airport, 30 miles the District of Columbia and the. sur-out Into Virginia, takes the long-distance rounding states of Maryland a n d fiightl. Designed by the late Etro Virginia. Friendship Airport, although za Saarinen, the O:Ulles tennina.l's roor ha~ miles from town, is considered by the that aerodyna mic curve that 1s shared by tower, a stolid concrete atlas, peers over mobile lounger,enormous-$80,000 mo"ing rooms that scuttle passengers from planes to a termina l that bu no telescop- ing boardin1 ramps. Dulles Airport Is one more magnificent Washington monument -even if It is 40 minutes (bt!Rs ply the routt) into lhe Virginia countryside. If monuments and mag n If ic e n t buildincs don 't move you, chances are \Vashington won 't. l''ortunately for this city, they move a lot of people. One fr iend of mine raved so much about the Lincoln f\fonument lighted up at night that l made a special trip to see it. He ~·as right. It 's an 8wesomt-, columned tem ple to equality and freedom. It literally and figuratively raise.s all heads . CAIL V PILOT "1111 ' . "Everyone should bring their family here at least once," said another Washingtonian. And he's pro b 1 b I y r ight.· ~faybe even twice -unless a -He-Liked It natives (if there is such 1 thing in this bananas and airplane bellies. The control . . , . · I fj~lij;!2Q~~tjl Enrail: Good--r_fJ!aek Be~ord -~· .. ..., Follow Columbus To Martinique By STAN DELAPLANE MARTINIQUE -The earliest man lo give raves to 1i1arintique was Columbus. He rated it "the besl, the richest, the sweetest, the eve nest, the inosl charnting country in the world." Cruise ships arrive here at 9 a.m., loosing son1e four hundred passengers on the French per· fume shops. lBest buy, since ~1artinique is a French island.) Nun1ber of GOOD French restaurantS. \Ve made Chez Gerard: Excellent local shrimp cock,,. tail. Veal in cream sauce wit h mushrooms. Half bottle \\•hite wine. half bottle red. Cognac, Cof!ee noir. Tab $14 for tv.:o. * Money here is the French franc. Club h1editer- ranee has a village at Buccane"er's Creek. -Best store is Roger Albert. Au tomatic 20 percent discount fo r travelers checks. (Then they ad d on 10 percen t for the decline of the dollar.) Stores open as soon as yo ur anchor goes down . Close at noon. Reopen at 2:30. As in all thes·e cruise ship ports. the shopping di strict becomes a mad house. J,,ine s three deep at the perrume cou nter. All hands sprayin,I! themselves \V ith samples. Gro\vl· in g. Pushing. Fighting. But it's the, only .gaple in in town, ~fother. ,. " -1 ' * . ' 1'Wh1t does it co st to rent 1 bo1t .n.:the Th1rries .tMt you wrote 1bout?" _ • A 27·foot cruiser sleeping four, or 29-foot sleeping six, \11ill ru n around $125 to $150 a week. This is a GREAT way to see rural England'at a slow pace. No packing each day. Sleep and eat on the boat -or pull into viJJ age riverside pubs. You don't have to be a sailor. As easy to run as your car. "We Mve • time) ind would hotel •.. " * WHk to spend in Hawi ii (first like to st_1y 1t 1 re1lly grind Most elegant hotel in t he isl ands is lilauna Kea Beach Hole! on lhe Big Island. The hall and lobby furnishings cost a: mil lion alone. Big and breezy. Great beach. Splendid food -the luncheon layout is the most impressive I've ever seen anyv.•here. Great golf course. Tennis. Riding. No t inexpensive. But \Vo rth it if you can spend the money. It cost Laurance Rockefeller (of the Rockefellers) SI00.000 a room lo build. rFriend said: "Laurance. it \vill take you a hundred yearfi to get. your money ba ck" Said Rockefeller: ''I can wait.") * "We nttd • ftw inexpensive pl1c1s to e1t in H1w1ii. Wt 1r1 staying at tht Reef ... " Th at \Vaikilki area bas • lot of little restau- raii.L'i, nol too expCnslve. You find them just by 'valking the few blocks to Kalakaua -the main 1itreet. Best, T think . is Gus's Steak House . Lot's of good food for little money. * " ..• pl•c•s for buyin9 glasses oversH17 You wrote 1bout it." "I've only bought directly while 1 was there. Germany, Spain. Greece. A place you c;1n bu v mail order: The Optical Shop Ltd., 333 Hong Kon g Hole!. Kowloon. Hong Kong. Ask for a catalogue, (Air mail to lfong Kong. 21 cents.) * Generally I think mail order buying i:i; risky. But I kno\v these people, and the y are reliable. Ger- man frames. I-Jong Kong \Vorkmen . newspapers have been printing that cfrrying three Mexi co fo r summer students: Underground marijuana cigarettes is not possession under 11-fexi~ can la\v. DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT! One is enough for them to put you away. No bail. No papa. no mam a. Six mon ths in stony lonesome for starters --a.5 25 0 young Americans in Mexican jails at present foun d out. * Americ an Youth Hostels sen d.5 correction on Costs: Year'! membership under 18. $5. Over 18. $10. Internat ional Youth Jiostel Handbook for Europe. S2.55. , It's going to be murder in lhe big capital s of Europe for under-30:c; this summer. Estimates a_re more than a MILLION of that age bracket will be there. Best bet for rooms: GET WAY OUT OF TOWN. Ten to lwenty mile.!! from town center.- thing• loosen up. Try household spare rooms. Bed and breakfast. New Fligl1ts To l sla11d s Postponed WASHINGTON (AP) -The Civil Aeronautics Board has granted Continental Air Lines and its . affiliate. A i r ~1icronesia. permission t o defer inauguration or servi ce at Johnston and Nauru islands in the central Pacifi c until the Defensr: Department permits landings at Johnston. The board "'ilhheld from public disclosure. on the grounds of national aeCurity, the' . reasons given by the Defense Depa rtment for bar- ring civilian airlines from Johnston . Con t ine n tal and Air ~1icronesia said that se rvice to Nauru is not feasible opera· tionally or economically until the planes are permitted 1lso to land at Johnston . ~ 1!fic_''·· By MURRAY J. BROWN as the Eurailpass -which of-Actually. the d istanc es t:rn"·a aoout lour hours from ~ • <<..,@@! feni unl imited travel within a between maio· r points of 1\lilan and i\l11n1ch around fn·e ~_.> ..... ;•---== NEW YORK (UP[) -While ·1· · II " f "·I I !"-"'",-j "~·.,. -• spe<:1 1ed time on any or a of tourist interest are nQl that uours ro1n ..,.., ognc. ~:..> _.,._ Amtrak still struggles lo put 13 contlnenlalrailtoads. It sllll M;reat now that the average Al this "·riling. it is $125 lnr • ~ # U.S. rail passenge_r service is one o( the best transporta-speed of European e:iipress 21 davs of unl im ited tra\ f'1 • r;.'i!"~~rt•s back on the right track. Euro-lion bargairui in Europe. trains 1·5 from 80 to 100 nl iles Sl60 rOr one month : $210 1 • FAMILT u1i111s I IOOM PHOMIS I fY &. lADIO pean railroads are enjoying Eurailpass tickets are sold an hour. For instance. Paris ls 11\·o n1onlhs: and $250 I • HtAtlD POOL • cofNI SHOP er l·n • ,·ng popula ,·ty . r " I " --f t" t" F t .L • IOlOllUNG SUTIO , •• , e 'i., -ere s r only to residents o lue ess than turee u\lurs rom urr-e mon 11S. or Ii ltut' , 11 1111,.uris ,0 powNtOWM '·'· ampng kmericans touring the Americas and must be Brussels, less than four hour~ het1,1•een I ~ and 25 ,\tars of 1 WRITE for fret lnfonnitior. continent. purchased beJore leaving for from Lyon and about six fr om there Is a t.wi>month se<.'nn Many take advantage of low-Eu rope . They cannol be bought Zurich. Brussell> is abnut 2 1 ~ rlass unlin1ited tickr! ca llr.l priced promotional fares such ov erseas. hou rs from A m s t er cl a m . Sturlenl·Railpass for $130. ! ipsto 1tt11 & holllf L...., 11- I AH NAfllCllCO JI 11.,.... MOOG The CAB had 1uthorized the • t~·o airlines to •ta rt joint ·~~f;~~~~ ~~ service to both islands April 2. /(; SEND STORY ON TRAVEL What's your favorite va. cation spot? What slngle visit brought you the most pleasure? 1'he OAlLY PILOT's readers are a traveling lot and we'd like to hear from you. Accordingly, sa will be paid for the best ar. ticles on "My Favorite Vacation Spot" .selected for publication on our Sun- day travel pa~s. Write it any way you like -but just tell us in your O"'n words about the visit you enjoyed most. Each article should be typed . limited to 500 word1 and accompanied by. a suit· able photo if one is avail· able. Mail it to : Travel Editor Orange Coast Da ily Pilot PO Ber 1Mt CO!lta Atesa, CA. ft6%1 New Funland WASHINGTON (UPI\ A no ther Disn<:yland·type amu sement park is scheduled to be built on a 1,900-acre aite just !IOuth of Charlotte, N. C., on the North C&rolina-South Carolina border, the American Automobile Amciation (AAA) report.I. caned "Carowindl, to the recreationa l coinplex is l<heduled to open June I, 1972. Never mjnd what it Is. You 'll !ova it. The fantastic food, the serv· Ice, the elegant staterooms, the whole gorgeous ship. Eleven decks. Swimming pools, night clu bs, sports, a gym, sauna, pubs, parties, a movie theater. There's so much going on aboard, you often forget where you're headed. The T.S.S. Fairseaand Fairwind are each 25,000 tons nf stabilized smooth sailing, fully air conditi oned, of Li berian Regis try, and staffed with an ovar·lndulgont Italian craw to wail on you hand and foot. Thay know perfectly well you're on vacation. We 've got a 17--day cruise from Los Angeles lo Fort Lauderdale, and vice versa. Or take our 35-day round tri p s upercruise. SL Thomas, La Guaira, St. Maarten , Curacao, Cristobal, Balboa, Carta• gena , Aruba, Martin_ique, San Juan, and throw in Acapu lco. Fare• for17 days from $935 to $2125, 35 days from $1735 to $3940. Selfing d•t11 from Loo Ang1l11: Aug 4; Sept 8; Oct 13; Nov1 7; and Dec 22. S•lflng d•t11 from Fort L•udtrdolt: July 3; Aug 22; Sept 26; Oct 31 ; and Dec 5. Call yourtraval agent now while choicest staterooms a re still available. Sltm. Resortships to Mako. More unreal advcntans. You can take a Mexico vacation cruise any tim e all ·ye1r round. 7, 11 and 12·day round trip to the most beaut iful ports on tha Pacific Coast. Acapulco, Puerto V•llarta, Mazatlan and Zlhualanejo. Salling d•t11 from Loo Angtl11: Apr12, 24; May 5, 17, 29 ; June 9, 16, 28; July 10, 21 : ·Aug 2, 14, 25; Sept 6, 18, 29; Oct 10, 21; Nov 1, 17, 24; and Dec 8. Call you r travel agent for more details. -ITMAR VACATION CRUISES ~ ~to Mako and thcCarib~n ,_,,+ 1000 Wllthl.W-Blvd, LO• Angel11, C1llfornl1 900t7 •Phone (2t3) 485-8882 '-----' Swa1np Has Guide Guessing . WAYCROSS. Ga. CAP) -know the 1w1mp. he aays, John Holt, who wears 1 can-wind. clouds, he1f or cblll -1 vas hunting cap snapPed down mystifying combination o f · low over his wire-rimmed lhlngs -ehange the way tt looks. · glas.!ts. like.s to tell visitors to Cloudless' skies can produce the lkefonokte' Swamp: a mirrOr·llke Image of a "It's Hke nothing I ain't ever mauve, tangerint and azure seen before." sunset in the inky black What Holt. who guides sv.•amp water. The ·water Is touri!ts throu gh the Swamp, alive with glowiff colors. means by tb1t laconic state. But 1 sudden breeze m1y ment is th1t the swamp teems rl!?e_le the wa~r_1tML_tht eriillessly<h a·n g l-n-r-.nd-crysta clarity of tho renecti<in moody. 11 lost It is dark before the Just whe:n yoo th ink you water Is again still . Sw~Unc. early m o r n I n ( mists make trea gho1t·like. Span~b mos1 drops lilolessly rrom skeletal cypress limbs. Buuards roost silently in 1 dead tree and the chill of death is in the air. A fat iill igator basks in the li""---------===------------------=-==-""'"'"-=--~~-~===-~ Jun on 1 bank, seemingly asleep but ready to crush a bird betwten his ja~·1. And a Snowy Errol akin• low °'"' tht· d1rkne.ss of the w1ter. his wing• napping with impossible 11owne ... FOR INFORMATION DINER FUGllY Ancl RISIRYA-TIONS·----:_-=-~-'-H-~_E_I.-=~~__, 2071 SAN JOAfjlUIN HILLS ROAD e NEWPORT HACH. PHONI: 644-4600 • ' . ·ii ·J. ~~ ·1··· .. '• . . ' -:~ -~ ·~ -. ... ' -. . ~..:~ --. ' ... -· .. • ( 6 OAILV PILOT Sund,,y, Aprll 9, l'17l 'Cabaret' Powerful Musical Drama By G~ORGE A. LEIDAL or 1be Daily Piiot Stiff "Cabaret" 1s a powerfully rxecuted r11m version or-1he v.alpurgisnacht, t n r 0 ugh a glass darkly refl1.'Ction of the decadent ascendency of the Third Reich. &!1 in (iern\any in 1931 it is " dramatic musical or the rirst order. Liza ~1 1nelli is lhe un· ques1ioned star of the Allied Arl isl.S·ABC Pi ct u re 5 pro- duct ion now sho" u1g at the South Coast Plaza Cinema I. 1\s Sally Bo"'•les. f.I i s s ?•olinelli heads as fine a cast as ever could be asemblrd for this mascara and sequin sorlie into pre-Nazi Germany. Joel Grey. as the master of ceremonies . ts the 1ransvestitite, ~1ept)ist,ophe· lean gUide to the ~ente~ stage closeup of a nat t{lfl 1n tur· moil. American, ever hol)f.!ful ~tlir· to--be. The musica l numbers dish up-moraJily-against the rising ode of amorality. Not in- frequently Grey and b I s chorus of padded and ¥t'igged chorines cue understanding of the \\'ebs hatred spins all about the Berlln of 1931. Just as often, the nig ht 1.:lub is a harsh. biting background for the tender ent1:1nglen1en1s that tr:.lp Sally and her <:1n1bridgl', language teacher· Jover. Brian Roberts 1'1ichael York. York is pertect as the pro- per. here1ofore sexually in- adequate Brilisher. Roberts i~ 1hc most unlikely match for the shameless. slickly sha\IO\V Sally 11·ho torments her.self \\'ilh un1ru1hs. fast living and undying beliefs she will rlse ·10 film stardom. model Marisa Berenson. Fritz Wepptr p l1y1 th e deutschmarked male who trips into love in his pursuit of money and pew er. Direc::tor Bob Fosse brings at once to the screen a study in cont ras ls and similarities, \Vhether the scenes are the smoke-filled tawdriness of the caba ret, the pastoral lake set- ling of the barcn's estate, a cro1vded Berlin street. or a tountry Nazi youth rally, this pi cture brings alive pages cf history never seen quite this 1~·ay before . Besid es providing an en- tertaining evening. "Cabaret" brings an understanding of the fragile membrane that parts reasoned ques tioning cf human \"alues from t he anarchic uncerU int y..of a-na-- lion's collective self that pro- duced Nazi Germany . Jun Rltchlo, •ccl 1imed folk1inger, with mount11 n instrument. As ringm;:ister of the clothed, but nevertheless obs c en e frolics or the typical 30s Jeutonic nighl _club trysting place. Grey, ironically is the morul Conscie nce of this cafe audience. Roberts Ts Clra\vn 10 her as a 1noth to a candle. The pair al· tract a third -a 11·callhy baron . f.laximilian von ~Jeune. l!elnlut Griem is the German aristocrat \\'ho suffers the delusio" that his kind wi ll re- tain po11·er ()ver the Nazi~ after they've in turn done in the Communisls. Musically and dramatically 1'.liss ~l innelli has earned sr.ar billing in the most exciting role of her career. Players Slate l\t akeup Talk U €1 Gat~h.ers Folksinger~ r PRE·WAR PAIR SING MONEY'S PRAISE Liz1 Minnelli, Joel Grey Star in 11Cabaret" The niusic of this ex- traordina ry m u sic a I , is logically confined to the Kit Kat Club cab~rct, in which Sally Bowles is the misplaced ~taximilian 's money \\1ill buy him anything , including both Sally and Brian. and all pro- ceeds s\vi mmingly until the .-----?_ ullin1ale ledium resul1s from ~..-, endless rounds of sex, cham- pagne anl caviar. not l Sunday Crossword • 't necessarily in that order. It is to the credit of all three that this difficult charac· terizatlon of mena ge a trois is w portrayed sympathetically . i\la rgucrite Vancler Hoek , assistant professor of theater at Ca l State F'ullerton. \\'ill present a talk on stage n1akeup at \Vednesday nlghl's meet ing of the Ana-~lodjesk a Players of Anahei1n. l\1iss Vander lloek .... in emphasize the importance of makeup and discuss ho"'' to accomplish specific character makeup at the 7:30 p.111. session. Her talk will highlight a general member s hip meeting or the group at, the teachers' lounge ()f the Loora Elementary School. 1601 \V, Broadway. Anaheim. II • • • • • • Ill Ill ,. .. '" AC ROSS 72 Van ity 73 Tr umpet l Tr ee bran ch blast 6 Wil ch 74 Tutor 11 Gr idi ron 75 Vampire 10 Man's nnme 70 English 21 Admi t county 22 Manifes t 77 Cereal 23 Ne tworks gra~s '4 Eag!e stone 78 Painter's ·s Man's title board l b Tin symbol 79 Ois rept uable 27 Prosecutor 80 Tumult 28 Near 81 Ungulate 29 Exist 82 Vied 30 Type square SS Polish 31 Nutmeg 8b Tn1 veled State: abbr. 87 Tatter 32 --Oeurn 90 Session 33 Vegetable 91 llall ol 35 Moon life goddess qz Stator 37 Popularity 93 F.D .R's dog 39 Principle CJ4 Sneak 41 Bon y IJ5 Frozen rain ~3 Stee r C)6 Topical 44 Artless q7 Gem weig ht 4& Ma intain qs Fr. pr onoun 48 Slmp!e qq Advan tage sugar 100 Noctur nal 49]Tess1rg ----animal ~ l A partrnent 101 Ch.1111 52 Aslt'ris1c lOZ Genius 53 Ho ly woman:-104 ~1an 1s 11.amc abbr. 105 Harness 54 Course part 55 Ra sh .. l 06 Serpent 56 Culling Looi 109 Oppr.ss 58 VlolaJ lon 110 Larg• 61 Strong point thrush 62 Cowardly 111 Wllher•d o3 Citric 111 Dolt b7 CIJ1nb lng l!S Pursuod plant l 17 Ston eworker oB Thrusl 118 Jumbl ed U Adhere type 70 lmmll urt 119 Upsot 71 'Church part 111 Rosol•• 122 Mock blo11 124 Glimpse 127 l.1eager 12 8 Corner 129 Pausing 'word 130 Equally 131 Neg:illvr prefix 132 Ane 11 l 133 Co11t inc11t: ilb br. 134 Ba byloni.1 11 god 13 5 Palm lily 130 f urlough 138 Europ ean riv er 140 Geuus of (ICeS r 142 Defame 144 Ann e>.ed 14S Harmoni zed 14b Bcl1ttlP 147 Cub ic meter 00\'JN 1 Woody grass 2 Female monster 3 Sibli c.al t 1ly ~ Expl oit S Biddy b Veir1 7 King Arthur's abode B Mysolf 9 Persia 10 w .. kon 11 Sobrlely 11 Eliminale ll 'That thing 14 Place 15 Mourning 16 R~primanrl 17 Absol ute 18 101 }q Be ar witness 20 Ste w 34 Fre nch 1 II I 82 Acl ua l be ing 83 Betray 84 Buck et 85 Eminent 86 Central season point 3S ld!e11es s 87 Infre que nt 3b English 88 Wolfhocnd fetter 89 Nurs e sh~rk 38 Earth 91 Mingle goddess 92 Lat in 40 Kobold IJ3 Fortune 42 Man ila 95 Loya l hemll qo Russian 45 St•ll tily offi cer 97 Ca rved gE'm 47 Kiln 99 \'/ild pl um 50 Excla mation 100 Timber \VOi( 51 \'/oolen 101 Menu fab ric 103 Mod ifi ed 52 Beam 104 ·Pushed 54 Star facet 105 Pr onoun 55 Pack 106 Eagle genus 5& Hea p ol 107 Basked s tones 108 Caress 57 Pantry 110 Pert. to SS Idle talk fr ogs 5q Riv erbank Il l Trans· 60 Orient gressor 61 Peri 112 Primate 62 Thrash 113 11/ood louse 64 Conquer 114 Of old age &S Te ndency l lb Si rt er 66 Grafted : Her. 117 Scale not e 68 Newlywed 118 Parent 69 T illl 110 Bra id 70 Cold l 113 Jacob's 72 Aspocl brolher 7l Ponder 125 Smooth 74 Oocu menl 12E> Actor Grant 76 Hus k ll4 High 77 English ra ilways coin -l 37 Commercial 78 Oral 139 Forw ard 79 Short poe m 141 Pa lmo n o 80 Race Slat.: abbr . P l.~ongoli~·· 143 Live SEE ANSWERS IN CLAS SIF IED SECTION ' \Vhile this sticky situation develops, a more perma"ent bond is , formed between an imitation 'Germ anic gigolo and the wealthy, Jewish heiresss Natalia alternately coolly and warmly rendered by fashion o sc:revvboll comedy remEITba them? .. l>tlk~ BoG~c-11 "".1 -'llon '-f>tll ~ 8 011l>a,,.0'1iC.++ P&o•M <loo" TE CHNICOlOFI (';·from 1•1, .,., 6·<'.I• "'.'l•tnt r Co'I',.,,,~ .~· c • ... SHOWING NOW! h 11 Dilt • fr11w1y 1t _ ltMklt•rtllS1.l •912·2•tl _ ''DOC''., a.»...i 11,•s llOUlll PICTURES IS PllOUD 1U AllllOUll:E THE llEIURll If THE GREATESI FIMtlT ElllElllUllUI If AU Tim:I !!-... ,,,:I·~. . ' CAL l THEATRE OR SECOND F SH OWING OPEN S FRI. 19"" ,.., •• •riu" NOW 7 At14'''" "11'''' ( ...... ( .. ,. l9COUIOllTt• ,,,,...., ........ 1.a.uno•mtlftM• 1 .............. ._ -o----~ --h~tj • ... 3.:n,:r:r:r ••·9"0 ~J.2·8721 ..... ~ .... ,.. ....... llllHllMft••llltTI -·-t---............ ·-"·~ ~'*'"' ..... • Folk musiciar1 Jean Ritchie will bring her mountain dulcimer to UC. Jrvine Thurs- day for a concert of mountain music of the southern Ap- pa lachia ns. She will appear as a le<'turer and perfon1,er in a UCI Ex· tension slate"'ide progra1n of conce rts and lectures, the J.'olk l\1usicians in room 100, Social Science Hall at 1 p.1n. Beta Kappa froin the Universi- ty of Kentucky, with a BA degree in social Work. Sh(' received a F' u I b r i g ht scholarship v.•hich enabled her to travel to England anrl trace the sources of her fan1ily 's songs. S1ate College at L1>ng Beach. The statewide coordinator 11 Sain 8. Hinton. folk singer i nd associate director of felation•, UC San Diego. Other n\usicians performing, nn forthco1ning Thur s d 1 y evenings are 1'1ike Seeger. ~lnlvina Reynolds, Bess i e Jones, fo,rank Warner, Guy Cara\\'an. Jimmy Driftwood, and Frontier Constabulary. Jean Ritchie was born in Viper. Ky.. deep in the Cumberland Mts. The family, totaling 14 children , is known as the Singing Ritchies. Th ey include in the ''repetoire songs passed d1>wn for five genera- tions from their Scottish-Irish· 111 progratn is open lo lhe public and enrollinent also is open for the balan~ of 1he seri es wh ich includes ptrformances and lectures by l----------- English ancestors .... ·ho settled high i n t he moun- lains-"Barbry E 11 e n. ' ' ''Sourv.•oodl ~-Iount<:1in," and •·Lord Randall." seven additional oulstand1ng folk musicians. The noncredit fee is $4.0 with three units of academic credit in music or folklore. fee $50. If seating permits, tickets to single performances \\'ill be sold at the door for $4.50. ~tiss RitChic graduated Phi I ic 1 coordinat or for the ser ies is Dr . Peter Carr. pro- lcssor in the c1>nlparat ive literature depf.. Califo rnia , __ _ -.. -~"I"• S fAO/UM ·I ··' '" .-:""Jl ~---tr.-::= ... - -. --·.r. SrAotuM 2 w .. -r~"'I.-wL-·~ --· --J;'.IC.""I Sf AD/UM •3 .:• .. ~ ---1"1"• SrAotUM 4 :: • -=rue-=-- "MAll Y, OUEEN OP' 5C0l 5" E•cl1111i~• Onu•t• Cffl'll'( lltlllr"'M SH t l:nt•lt metll Ntminil ... t9r I Ac"""'y Awtrftl .. P'IDOLl!ll ON THE 11001"" Clint tf.ttfWMO "OlllTY HAllRY" (II ) NH.trlt.,. C1t111ecly Nil "Sl(tN GAME" "SOMETIMES A GJIE.i.T HOT10N" IGf>J plv' c 11 .. 1 !'•tl-d "Pl it.Y MISTT 1"011 ME" ''Thi l'r~ll Ctnne<li9n" 1111 1 '"' "V111lllll1t1 "''"'" 1111 1 Chtr11.., 14t11Dn "THE lEN COMM.I.MOMENTS" "''' JtmH G1rntr -"SUPPORT YOUll LOCAL GUNl"IGMTEll." MINATED-FOR ·a ACADEMY AWARDS f11cludi11g Btsf Pi cl11re & B~st A cl 11r THL ~: 11.:':fl PT :.1'':ilO'tl cr•,•; 1r.1 ... ' A NORMAN JEWISON FIL ·' ontheR_po " ,G on the screen Um lad Ar11sls 801 Oll ic e Open Daily 11 ,00 Hoon· 9,00 P.M. llUU,1¥1 O•AllSI COUllfl llHI VIO HAT lll'l'l/llllllf •• ..,.,-MATllUlSDAllYI rr1iJJf 1Z:l£UtM ~?;;:7:i ;,,,,.. • ., w{w ...... .,, , .. ,. ••• ,,.. ., SAT & SUN. 1,00.4·4S & 8 JO 1--------- A !!:ii \\':ilhs P,·oductlOfl '·-·Red grave ·c. ... Jackson P~1···i ~lcGoo l1a11 · T1"'°'h1Dalto11 · s(~c1 Davcnporl - °'~"~[H;~rd] · o ... 1Masscy · 1 .. Holm 11.-1-.-fr-..th/lltl\ 11111·&_,,....,..._ 11111~ •111 e-.. •ttiU1111tso•S11n rw.,..il,.I! J.••Ul~·A•·~htl\\I •t1JOI •!!IJ\l(IM0•··,.1,Jll\~•\' • __ ... ,..~·~-......... IGPI ..... ·• ........ 1 '"'"" "'' -~·"''*'" .. ' ..... :i~ Now Showing Exdu1lvtly At These Theatres e1 ........ 20 .., W. ( ........ ottAIMI >iiili""A:ii ,,...., .. ~ '31·lJ71 • EDWARDS HARBOR c.~:.2 Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry .JOO~ Wln'iW' ~ ,"-·r 1.1~ \(:t\~1l«lri) ·~··!!ID . ' . Al111 °(ll .. lethNM I• "i.Etl l 'S NllOIS" (Pl) P" Th '(:odi COllT ciah PlL iki qua deci cont cate T only Cou this mae lnvo a!pe Bu · ,, • ·. ' ~ . . .. " DAIL V PILOT C T Above, conductor Car· men Dragon, conduc· tor of the Glendale Symp hony Orchestra, "''aves baton. Far left. Lil a Zali, founder of the Laguna Be ach Civ- ic Ballet. Left, Dick Le\vi s, vice president of the Laguna Be a c h Chamber ~1u sic Soci- ety. - Oscars-: Pass Env-e-lope Before Vi-ewers Slumber Tomorrow night they'll be giving out the Academ y A"•ards again, but by the time they get around lo asking "May I have the envelope, please?". I wonder if anyone will still be a"·ake to ansWer. Last year at Oscar tim e, I wrote a satirical article in in the Raw 1Yhich I did a make-believe in· Out of this flotsam. it "'ou\d tervie"' "'ith thr oldest living he diffiC'ult 10 ima"ine how member of the f\1otion Picture "' Alexandra''). Academy. This year. the anyone in his right mind could \Yhole affair i!; so bor in" 1 can consi der anything olher than " "Clockwork Orange." scarcely summon the strength to get to the lype,~·riler. Ir you know anything about Charlie Chaplin will hE' there movies, you recognize im· and a lot of peo.P-,le 10 mediately tha t this is a gen· Hollywood who are still up-uine m11sterpiece-in-a race tight about Comn1unists taking ~~~In °~n~·'5!~!~5fu~ ~~1s ~~~~ ovtr Sunsel Boule\·ard are to re\'olution1ze the cinema . It planning to boo. And Ten· nessee \Villiams has been raised direction. make-up. con· tuint desi gn. stt desh:n . ac· perJ!UBded to pre.!'.ent the ling. sound effect~ -and inusic 3'-''a rd for Besl Screenplay. several lti::ht years in ihe. Otherwise. you might as well direction of art. And it really go to bed early. . said somelhing. Jn a year that wa s pretty But nobody ever accqsed the rema rkable for turnins out people who hand out Oscars of some surprisingly goo d knowing anything ab n u t movies, very fcv; movies or movies, so don't be surprisrd any real importance have if it doesn't win . Aftrr all, even been noticed by the there was se" and violen<'e Academy . l\1ovies like "Red here. a couple of <'<lmerlo\•.' the na\'rl. ::inrl "\.\'alkabout." "Billy Jack." everybodv's Aunt Tillir ~ol ''The Conformist." "Desperate ve ry uplirt:!hl. Also, no n1ovie Characters." "S," and "Carnal "'ith an X-ratinj! ever \vnn an Knowledge" ha ve bee n Osc;ir, excepl • • ,_., i d n i g h t overlooked in the Best Picture Co"'·boy." category. Out of "'hat'!! left. onlv "The in Holl)'\'·ood fs aJwayr good for a prize of some kind . My choice: "A Clock"'ork Oranj!e." .~1y prediction: ''The 1-~rrnch Con nection." BEST ACTOR: One thing is C'('rlain: Geor)le C. Scott doesn't have a chance. Nobody evrr heard of Topol. \\'al ter f<,·fAt!haU Was awrul doing his senile Smoky the Bear routine in "l\otch." rwty choice: Peter Fin<'h in "Sund.a~" Bloody Sun· day " l\ly predicllon Gene }l:ickman in ··The French Con· neC'!lon " This is the year to 1it1pport the underdog. ·-BEST ACTRESS : T h , y ~ l \\on 't ~l\'f' 1t to Gltnda Jar k· son She 11•on last yea r. They th in k ranrssa Rrdjl!ravr ts It)" 1 inc 1n n\·crthro1v :he govrrn- rnenl somc\\•here and besi.des. i;hr nii,i::ht give her Oscar 10 F1- r1,~1 Cast ro. Th<'Y can'1. remPm- b<'<r \I h;,t movie Janel Suzn1<in 11·1~~ 1n and v.•hcn you rrniind th r1n 11 11·;is "Nicholas anrl ,-\!. r1;;indr;i ," !hey C'nn't renirn1· hrr 11·hat she lookt'Cl \ikf' (She lnnkcd like ;i stoned Pal Ni'<· 'CLOCKWORK ORANGE' Malcolm McDowell Musicians Honored John Sc h I e s i n g er is Las! Picture Show" is ·of any nominated for the Best Direc· lasting qualit y, hut c'mon. tor award for the brilliant, already. They don't give penetrating and deeply pro-Oscars to movies in black-and· found fil m 'Sunday, Bloody "'hite. and besides. everybody Sunday," but the film isn't thinks Pel.er Bogdanovich has It ma y well be, as this critic !ias been assured. that the DAfLY PILOT's E u I r. r p e p resenlations to !he ~rsona Hr ics and organizalions of our Orange Coast rTtusical "°ild are unique to lheir field Ql;eptertainment. ·:But four years of mulling rtvie\vs and examining the worked miracles in that short tenure. He revived, mainly on r he strength or his own personality and formidable reputation. an Orange Count y Symphony Association that was best remembered for ifs shameful demise. He brought in th~t reinc<1malion, the 8plend1d Symphony Fantas- also fnlls in lhe ''l o ng overdue" ca tegory -that to the Laguna Beach Community Concerls Association. nominated for Best Picture. gotten too big for his brit ches . BeJinfante, an esp e c i a 11 y Go figure out that kind of gl.fted lady ho w s g ttm· g "Fiddler On The Roof" is a · w a e stupidity. B"S D R O fl. st etas It f h musical and they keep Rn eve r,. T I ECT R Onlv one r s resu s rom er Shirley J\1acLaine, who g3'e I r· f · A NIW SUltf PILM IY kOD SUMPTllt plu1 work w1·th th b t t g on !hose things ("ood for the man 11u;i i 1es nr th isl e a on on the best performance ol her " I 0 t K h k f b f • 1·bb indu1tr•" and all that l. But the aii•;11·,-• .,1an cy u rir · I ''PACIFIC e ore womens 1 ers ever versatile career in "Desperate ' d "·" I t th .d th t th b Jews in that movie san" and you on'! knn11• i1·hy. \Jll\J docs . VIBRATIONS" go e 1 ea a ey may e Characters," was ,· g no red ' 1·h I d h th · t. f I · 1 danced and everubodv kno1vs r on Y illVflt I ey aren't e v1c 1ms o a 1 t t e because they don't 11.ke her ,·n ' · >~~~:_~· ~~~g::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:;:::::;:::::;:;;J d. · · · · h .Jev•s aren't · suo.oosed to he ~h·in::: 1on1orro11· n 1 i; ht is1 1scr1m1na11on in t e concert Hollywood since she wrote a ball happy, for God's sake, so - · book about how phony they •--...... -.-. ... --..---.------"·a tch it. Fried:i .has shov.·n dedica1ion are. yet Jane Fonda. whom TOM BARLEY 11 h:is built up over the years a membership of music love rs who have flocked to un- failingly high class concert performances in the Laguna Beach High School <1uditorium. LBCCA president Tony Lease has splendidly taken over the mantle inherited from a suc· cession of determined music love rs who ha.ve consistently delighted their membership - and mus ic cri tics -with the caliber of local conce rts. lo youth in the for m of her everybody likes even less. wa s "Nicholas and Alexandra" Orange County Ch amber nom inated for ''Klute." Now cos! a 101 of money and the box Orchestra ccncerts. She has a the wags are all guessing Jane office talks, but even if you long and distinguished career will show up "''ilh 8 machine have an IQ of 12, you had to in county music that has in-gun for a date and mow them be bored by that one. eluded her direction some all down. Jt wou ld serve them Tha t leaves "The French years ago of the Orange Coun-right. If nothing else. Oscar Connection," a ho-hum movie Music Box credentials of a host of can- didates f9r trophies dedicated to I.he musical Greek muse are evidence that-the Euterpe has at leasl one rhin l! in comn1on wit h or.her contests -it gels tougher to judge with each passing yea r. The fast grn1v\nl! Or~n$!:f' UJast musical structure brings Ma ny new artists to the podium ea ch year an'd. or c~se, produces many more iahdidates for the DAILY 1PILOT tribute. iii:J QUA RREL I don't think anyone v.·111 quarrel with this column's decision in the •·best ma le contributor to m u sic ' ' category. To be sure. Carmen Dragon only appeared on the Or11nge County musical scene during thi s past season in terms of a maestro who has been acti\·cJy Involved in the organizationa l aspects of a local ensemble. · But, as expected, he has "SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION" Cll"' lostweff •ereldhM , ... lllNNth Hertn111• "THE BEGUILED" letlri 11 Celot =:~· "'·""f I ~~· ,,~!.; .. ,. 1 _'Jsi1-COIOllA OIL lo\All ·. Tlllrtl.._W ... "Diamonds Are Forever" ''What's The Matter • .. . . . _ ..... With Helen" ALSO DNW. ._,.,., • .... ,. ' Shew Stem 7:0CI ~ S.-4 .. SHw J :OO ·.-:.. c:.w.I .. Nest W ... "'HOSP'ITAL" -4 "IUNDAY ILOOOY SUNDAY" l tique of Orange Coun t~'· The Euterpe could see m rather small beer to a Glen· d;:ile S '}m ph on y Orchestr;i le11der \vho h;is meRnl so much to so many Hollywood Bowl audiences and who has built up a substantial in- ternational reputation as a composerandc o nd uc I o r, Knowing Ca rmen. however, the "Euterpe" is sure to get equal billing "''ilh his man y other av.•<1rds. 'fhe DAILY PILOT's lady of music is not. oddly enough, a lady of music at all. The honor goes to a lady of ballet who has already won ma ny hono rs and hearts in that field and who is Jong overdue for tribute . PAST HONOR Comes now, a fam iliar name to mu sic lovers and to those "''ho watch the fate of the an- nual EutcrpC!!i wirh interest. Several of !he pas( <l\\'at<ls have gone to the Orange Coast College Community Svmphony Orchestra -be it to the group or to members of l h P. ensemble so cap<1bl y led by m;iestro Joseph Pearlman. l l gets a Euterpe th is year by nosing out several other contenders in "the mos t memorable performance or the season" category. That performance came last Feb. 27 when Pearlman's ensemble gloriously b a c k e d violinist \Villiam Kurasch in the Max Bruch concerto and showed us just whal it can <lo -and it is a great deal these days -in ~IORE FAME Tschaikowsky's Fifth. Lila Zali has brave I y Honored aga in? you might shouldered the cause of local ask. The award was richly/ ballet through what have often deserved. been very dark days to the There are: tv.·o additional point that she ha s carried the awards I.his year !hat will fame of her Laguna Beach bring ovation!\ from the music Civic Ballet Company far lovers fam ilia r with the ef· beyond county confines. forts or the man and woman Well done. Lila, The Euterpe singled out £or special tribute. award is for you and your TAKES PODIUM ty Philharmonic Orchestra. night is a tribute t 0 • with a terrific chase scene Dick Lewis of Newport masochism. that practically everybody in Beach. vice president o( the But let's see. Whal do '-''e the world went to see. which T ... aguna Beach Chamber Music have here? For the Best Pie· makes it just about the most Society and the ' ' '-1 r. turtf, v.·e have a mn:ed ba~ -popular movie of the year. lndef<1fjgable" of the loca l two f i r st -rat e films Never mind the fact that it chamber mu sic sc ene , (''Clockwork Orange " and do_esn't make much sense or receives his second special ''The Last Picture Show"\, that !he cops think it 's the award . nne enterta inment. ("F'iddler funniest mov ie of the ye ar. Dick devotes many. many On The Roof ") that r enjo,ved They still can '1 figu re out how hours o{ his spare ti me to the bu t would hardl y consider for Billy Franklin ran that car Laguna organization a n d an award of any 'Kind. one do\\'n that New York street or to\\·ards bringing the world 's overrated mediocrity ("'.l'he cracked up the subway train best chamber ensembles to French Connection") and one without killing somebody, and this area. Like the Mounties, piece of trash ("Nicholas and anything they can 't tigure out he al ways gets his men. 1-::~;;;;;::::-:::-======~?K========--The Euterpe. winners, ladies and gentlemen. The cause of music owes them a great deal. TWO llG ONES LH MorYl11 Poul New111C111 "POCKET MONEY" Acode"'y No"''"" W•l,_r Matthau "KOTCH",G INTRODUCING D ··--- STARTS WEDNESDAY splended troupe. Ladies fi rst ;ind that positionll On to the organization of th e is not unfamil iar lo Frieda year and again to Laguna for 1_~.'."'.'.....''.'.":'..".'.~'.:_'."._~~.".'!""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ another Euterpe award that PETER CAREY, M.D.: finds hypocrisy in a . ~\f. \,\GHTS Ola ~ .,_o -G•ne Sn•lll, NBC·TV .,,~ ~~ I!**** II "+). ~ -NewYotkD1ll yN1ws ,.'~ "A DAZZLING MUSICAL FILM!" -Judllh Crl1t, NBC-TV (Tod1yShow) "LIZA MINNELLI IN 'CABARET' -A STAR IS BORN111 -~~~:~~:k STARTS FRIDAY A CITY TREAT•E 1 I souti'C.Asr;'LAZA 1 .. V Oran1 .. m-0832 C..11Mw ·546·271l Ill.I. 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Galax y Drive-custom-.home:-Choose from-6- spectacular ne w custom homes w/sweeping vie'v of ba y and mo11ntains~ From $92,300 to 8154,500. Fu rn ished model OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. · 5 p.m. 2018 Galaxy Drive. 646-1550. huge bcdroo111s. Cul de snc, nea r~shopfll-f1all-645-e303;-I--- WATERFRONT 5 bedrooms. 3 baths. 3200 sq. ft . Pool and tenni s. Good location and very well priced at $49,950. ---. OUTSTANDING ESTATE-- Magnificent ocean front home in Corona del Mar for the large family , Huge lot, great beach location, 5, 6, or 7 Br's., depending on your choice of room use. CHINA COVE Bright , cheerful 3 BR . wate rfront home with loads of potential. Absentee owner says to sell it ! And you will love the view from the master bedroom after you buy it. c 0 LW ELL PROPERTIES. IN C REAL ESTATE J~t~lJ>lC1~1;!H1ghw11 CoronadelMar 675 -7225 General General LIDO ISLE Open Saturdays & Sunday 1 to 5 pm 117 Via Lido Soud BAY & OCEAN VIEW KINGS ROAD -Jn1maculate _&. charmlng_-......J_bdrma:. 2 •baths, Jge . Jiv. rm. w/beam- ed ceUlng, und brick fire· place, separate dinin& area, 11parkling bit-In kitchen w/ brea kfast bar to family area, sewing room, e:leetric gar. door opener , beautiful yard plus separate: fenced Ate:a for boat or trailer -BUY at $49,500. * BAYSHORES * PRIVATE BEACH AREA w l 2 sandy beachtl, ideal for growing family -5 bed- rooms or (4 &: den) 3 baths, blt·in kitchen, separate din. room, shutters, w/w drapes -ASKING $57,500, "C" THOMAS Realtor 2'14 W. Coast Hwy 0548-5527 Newport Beach Eve. 545-5643 BAYFRONT HOME e BOAT SLIP e $169,500 ASSUME 6•/ol Newer 3 Bed room, 3 balh , 3 car ga r. $178 MO. Ken Brittingham, Realtor 4 + BONUS ROOM! 402-32nd St. Newport Be1c h 675-0123 \VOULD YOU BEIJEVE ' l1!!!!1!!!!1!!!!!l'!!!!!!l!!!!!li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I $26,950! Big living room. ~ ··n.,r11I General Dining room. Paneled super 1------------------·I bonus room! Coey kitchen. BAYSHORES VIEW & POOL 4 ki"i-•iu b ' d '0 0 m • ! BLOCK WAU. FENCE! OPEN SUNDAY Owoec oxt,..m•ly anxlo"' - priced to sell fast! Assume: Waterfront custom home, 4 bedroom & den S20.300 Joan with annual ';ii or 5 bedrooms, 5lh bath s. ·Top quality car.. rate of 1%! Call fast -it peting, draperies, wallpaper & fixtures. View won·t last. 645-0303. from most rooms. 87' Jot, spacious yard with beaut. gardens. $240.000. 2632 Bayshores Dr. ·11tt-GRUNDJ,REltTOR- 341 Bayside Dr., Suite l, N.B. 675-6161 I 01!1 \I I Ol \O\ . . ' . .., CUE l ............. ~~~~~~·/anrl 11 beaulituJ BRUNS\VICK II pool table go.along v•ith this extra special home. Huge lliiji .. tlplfil~llfiP'I~[ buUtin fish aquarium & a .separate 20'x20' fa mt I y room makes this Ea!ltside corner home a "must see", F ull price $39,950 Newport ----PROTEST AGAINST TAXESI 'Vith this sharo Corona del ~r duplex. Lovely big 3 BR, 3 bath front -iBR & den rear. Good Income! Lois ?.filler 642-8235. DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT A Verv Soecial Macnab-Irvine BUY. Pier & slip. Entrancing Bayside patio. 3 BR's, den. Price 5122.500. Ma y be purchased fu rnished. LIDO ISLE English country atmosphere. Beautiful panel· ling-\Vi lliamsburg fireplac e. 4 BR, 41h bath, formal DR. Music room. Sunny south patio. Estate size Io!. $122,500. RIDE ON YOUR ESTATE in Newport Beach. Riding ring, paddocks, stables & 40' pool surround exqui site Georg· ian Colonial Manor House. 6 BR's, sewing room . study, FR. co untry kitchen, formal DR. VIEW. $345,000. A GLASS PAVILION For en tertaining Y.'ith style - a home open to the Bay & to its own private pool. As much outdoors as indoors. Designed to the uses and pleasures of space. 3 BR's, maid's room, · FR. e:ame room . 3 \vet bars. Landscaped by Beeson. Burglar System -Sound System . This Dover Shores home is bein g sacrificed at $159 .000. Sh own bv appt. onl y. 642·8235. BEACON BAY Excitingly decorated year-round home in pri- vate community. 2 BR. conv. den. Sunny south patio. Private beach, docks and tennis court. Some view. $64.900. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 pm . .#26 Beacon Bay. BAYFRONT-2 LOTS I ORI.SI L Ol.\O\ . . . ~ P £A 1r nll5 S Bedrooms $35,000 Beautiful ne:ir ne1v, Eastside Costa ~1csa 2 story, 5 hf.>d. room, 2 balh, large klteh£'n, v.•ith eating <lr<'a. 11lus !or- n1al Oltiini; area. Jnmi!y r nl, l!oof\to ceili ni;,firep!ace, beautifully "dcctniatC'd thru- out, completely fenced, \'ery quiet cul de sac Sll'£'et Please call today. 3 ov£'rsi7.C'd herlroon1s, 2 baths. den, fa n1ily room with r ich ,,.()(l(f patKJ\ing ancl elegant flrf'placr , formal dining roon1. Newly pa inted, dish..,,·asher. d <' c n r a to r \Yallpaper ;u·ct•nts. Plurnhed for soft '':ater. Pfl tio. Dou· ble garage. !luge Jr. cs1atc grounds-lands.eajl('d ro pic- ture book pe rfe ction . 842-2561. TARBELL STOP! LOOK! Sandy beach -Balboa Peninsula . targe liv· able house now on prop. Use as is -tear $28,000 •VA! down. later for 2 new bayfront homes. 2 slips 3 + FAMIL y _ _ permitted. Asking $235,000. ~1.rs. Fay 642_· _-A RARE--FIND!-T~t~!Jy up--- 8235. i:racled fron1 brick planters LAGUNA NIGUEL to suprr size fruni ly room? R-1 lot amidst custo m home. Underground Big living roon1 . 1\n entire utilities-architect 's plans included. $10,600. '~·all of brick fireplace~ 4 6200 Beam ceiling fan11ly room Lois Egan 64 -· and all panele<I! Cozy kit· 60' FRONTAGE -PRIVATE PIER & FLOAT ch'" wHh REAL RED TILE Little Island -Balboa Island . 2 BR's + floor.! Formal dine. 3 ~lant master suite -3 baths -large LR. R-2 zon· bedrooms. Larg{' irregular ing. Don Todd 642·8235. OPEN SAT. & SUN· patio. VA appraiSill in at DAY l -5 pm . 325 East Bayfront. S2B,OOO~ See to lo\·e! Call 645-0JOJ. MACNAB·IRVINE REALTY COMPANY 644-6200 642-8235 H•rbor View Center 901 Dover Drive I ORESl E OlSO~ "' RF Al roR.f 49 BEACON BAY -2 UNITS -$65,000 OPEN SUN. 1·5. Private beach & lennis, boat slip avail. 2 BR . & guest rm. home. Plus !·bedroo m vie\v apt. So. patio. Mary Lou Marion . · •t 1644 MacArthur Blvd. MESA VERDE F · · NEWPORT BEACH HARBOR VIEW -OPEN SUN. l·l llll SANDCASTLE Lovely 5 BR., 3 ba., formal dining & lge. fam . rm. Profess . land- scaped & decor. Fee land. AU for $93,500. Harriett Da vi es OPEN SUN. -#2 HARBOR ISLAND Rare opportunity to buy l·larbor Is. bayfront below market. 4 BR .. S'h ba's .. fam . rm .. den/offi ce, exquisite dee.; pool. OPEN SUN. 1·6. $325,000 . M. C. Buie WEST BAY -PIER & SLIP -$19',000 42' Lot on corner loc ati on. 4 BR .. 4 Ba. plu s huge patio. Room for large boat . Eu gene Vreeland NEW LISTING -HARBOR VIEW Lo vely 3 BR . home in Harbor \'ie w Hills.· Beautiful landscaping. Lu xu ri ous carpets & sep. din. rm . Onl y $57,500. Cathryn Tennille CORONA DEL MAR DUPL EX T\\•o 4-bdrm., 3 bath un its. Cpts., drapes, built-in range & oven. 2 Car gar. plus I-car- port. 1956 Sq. ft. front . 1873 rear. $79,500. AI Fink BA LBOA ISLAND SOUTH BAYF RONT -PIER & FLOAT. 4 BR .. 5 baths. Priv. entrance, for duplex. $199,500. Kalbryn Raulston 5 ACRE ESTATE HOME If you are looking for quality, this .4 BR., lge. fin!. din. rm. & pool home is worthy of inspection. Beautiful area for growing fam· ily. $225,000. Edie Olson EMERALD BAY -SOME VIEW Spacious split-level ; formal dining rm ., brk· fst. nn .. very large rec reation room w/bath down : 3 large bd rms. & 2 baths up. $89,500. Fee. Carol Tatum A SPECIAL WAY OF LIFE •1rv11w POOL 646-18I1 I ~1111 ... llllllll ____ "= ... 1111111111 ........... ,Thoughlfully deoora!erl 4 bed· (•nytime) Ge neral • ·oneral room trilev£'1 home '"1th for- ""!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'~'""~ ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ma! dining, large f,'\n1i!y = R·2 ''ACREAGE'' / oft J. j g room with firf'p\aC"c, plush carpcling and sparklin~ all CORONA DEL MAR in a j e electric kitc hrn. Shitnn1ering 74 FT. on one of the mo~ FRONT HOMES \\'aterfall and pool for th£' pleuant cul de sac streets, PREST IGE WATER moat distinctive in tastl'. 2nd block from the y,·atrr SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT $59,900. PLUS charming 3 bdrm. Call 545-842•1 {OJ'('n eves.) horn~ 2114 VISTA ENTRADA Open Sun . 12:311-4:30 Delightful 4 BR. B!ulls home: top quality equipment, incl. air-cond, thruout, S48,500, Salisbury R('lllty f"or these Properlies Phone 673-1362 315 MARINE AVE, BALBOA ISLAND LUXXUREE!! Hu~e View Patio Deck, 1- Bdrm., 2 deluxe baths .~ nothing but the Best lhruout. See 2011 Vista Caud&I, In tht Bluff~. Call: CURT DOSH,-Realtor 64~72 673--3468 Eves. 17)) \V. Co11st Highway OPEN HOUSE Tr:l-plexes & four-plexe:a near beach. Brand new. Ea1y tenna. GOOfl income. -403, 407 lllh St., HW1UJ1Clon Beach. Ca.II Walker & Lee 54 Lindi Isle Drive 5 BR., 4 bath home with 50 ft. dock . Beau Ii· fully decorated, with marble str. bath, crys tal chandeliers, fine carpets & wallpa- per, dumb\vaiter & many other extras. 57 Linda Isle D rive Custom 4 BR.. 3'h ba. home on La~oon . Mstr. BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront family rm. w/conversation pit around the frplc.; lovely ga rden, lge. slip ...... ~189,500 71 Linda Isle Drive Beautifully decorated 5 BR. home on lagoo n. Huge mstr. BR. w/beam ceiling, frpl. Lge. liv. rm. & family rm. Formal din. rm. Secur- ity S)'stem, deck & boat slip. . . . . $230,000. 101 Lind• Isle Dr ive Lovely 5 BR .. 4 ba. home wi th downstairs waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game rm. or study. Mexican tile fl oors, beam ce!llngs. quality construction, sli p ........ U 55,000 For Complete lnform.itlon On All Homot & Lota, PIHH Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B•yside Dr., Suifa 1, N.B. 675-61'1 General Ge ner•I VA-NO DOWN Excellent Iamily hon1e in top location, 4 BR. 2 BA, modern kitchen and good noor plan for family living. Very convenient to schools a nd shopping and £'Xtremely \\-ell priced at S29.950 ''ith all lenns. For further in· fonnation call 5'1~2313. DOVER SHORES View Home Galaxy Dr. Spacious & Ideal tor en- tertaining, w/lndoor }AXIi & jacuzzi. $122.000. By A.Pp't_ Bill Grundy, Realtor 341 BaysiCle, NB 67s:.616l BAYFRONT APTS. Vista Del. Udo. Pier &: slip avail. From $33,500. Canal front l<ll $20.00J STOP ! ---------Georgt Wiiiia mson FANTASTIC RHltor DON'T DIVORCE $42,500. 541-6570 645-1564 Wonderful family home y,•lth * WALK * ROGER D. BROWN It is our pleasure to ann ounce th e app oint· ment of 1'1r. Roger D. BrO\\'n to our sales staff at Wes ley N. Taylor Co. Roger BrO\\'n bring s over twenty years of sales and market· ing experience to our com pany. Roger has been a resident of Lido Isle for many years and active in community affairs. A true pr o- fe ssional whom we are proud to have in our organization. For personal . professional service in all pha ses of real esta te, please telephone Ro ger Brown at 644·4~0. HARBOR VIEW HOMES · $68 ,500 This origina l owner is including man y ex- tra s. Luxury cptng & drapes, char·glo-bar· bq . "'ct bar, 2 fireplaces, lge patio, water soften er & deluxe fe atures in garage. 4 BR. ~~R & formal DR. Land incl. Hurry! 1741 PT. SHEFFIELD OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5,30 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Call us today to see our selection of nevr lux- ury homes in this very select area. A beau- tiful private golf course surrounds the ne\v gorgeous country clu b & customized homes w/4 & 5 bdrms. $116,000 to $1 66,000. ·EASTBLUFF • ~_.9Q __ View of lJCI. mounlains & br ight lights. Qu iet cuJ-de-sac street. Nice fam ily ho1ne \v/3 bed rms. & family room . tsiand kitchen, \Valer so ftener, pool-sized yard & nice land- scapin g. 914 CITRUS PL. OPEN SAT /SUN l ·5,00 LINDA ISLE · $1S5,000 Brand new 4 BR luxury \\1aterfron t home \II/ FR., DR . & study. Spacious ·open plan. hig h ceilings, spectacular kitchen, wet bars. 1\rchi· te ct owners \viii consider exchange. 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1.5,30 LINDA ISLE. $155,000 Exciting architectural features in this new 4 BR home w/FR, DR & study. 5 Bath s. Huge sundeck. Perfect for teenagers or "inla \11s." 0\vner \Vil) lease or ex chan ge. DOVER SHORES . VIEW. $79,500 Profe ssio nally decorated w/luxurious ne\\' ca rpetin~ & drapes. Li ke new thruout. 3 BR, FR & study. Immediate possession. Private iront court.yard. 3-Car gara ge. 2042 GALAXY OPEN SUN 1·5:30 LIDO ISLE· $125 ,000 Youn g, modern, approximately 2,600 sq. ft. of elegance. Sunny sou th patio w/llghtcd fountain. Double glass entry doors. Terraz- zo floo rs. Blt-in stereo, -intercom , TV. 3 Bed- rooms. FR, 3 ba 40' Corner lot fa cing 3 streets. 100 VIA FLORENCE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 NEWPORT BEACH SPECIAL · $45,000 Attractive Pal os Verdes stone-trimmed bun g- alow \v/shake shingle roof overlooking a vas t area of lovely back bay. 3 BR & FR, 211 baths. Assu me great VA Joan . 10'(. dn. 2223 IRVINE OPEN SAT/SUN 1.5,30 CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOTS Linda Isle Wate rfront lot . . . . . . . . S69,500 Big Canyon fairway large lot ...... $58,500 Office Open Saturday & Su nday "Our 27th Yur" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San J~~ln Hlll1-Ro•d- ''Overlooklng Big Cenyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. . 644-4910 * * * * * * l.Sen •r•I Gener•t 11 yours l n -THE SLUFl'S. Lovely 3-4 BR. townhous e. 2'Ai Ba. Form. din . Thick shag cptg. Billiard rm. Bayfront loc. Immed. po11es1. $57,900. Real ton 968·3371 collect. )'OUl'f..:lf from the privilege of : • i :ig thl5 bcautUul 3 bedroon1, 2 bath hon1e. Present owne rs have kept 4 bo!droom• 3 baths, !1rnlly TO BEACH room. formal dlnlnc, aepar-Clean Ir attr, 2·sly, 3 BR.. Like thic k·thick shag carpeting, large sun· ate den and rrt•t rtsldmtlal 1"-ba .• new carpe1\ng, 2 car deck on the canal, paneled den & bright, 133-0700 644-2430 JS0 NIWPOllT CENTER DR., N.I . - YOUR OWN ISLAND Fine•t U.9 acn! Ca.nadlan Salnwn l11hini Island. Cloae to Pendor Harbour. liouae, tractor, 5 dter I: "Wild 1ame. Only 1115,000. 1111 Grundy, RHltor ·r d ya.rd Immaculate. Ollly $31.500. F H A · V A Te.rm1. Call 147-6010 Now! IO j THE REAL '")i 1:sT~TER? locaUon. Patios tront I: rear 1•r. Only Sl.1.900. sunny kitchen that gives this home charm. -only ... of Ira kind avail· CAYWOOD REAL TY 3 Extra big BR., 2'Ai baths. A lovely lrome on abte. * 541-1290 * the water for only $55,000. Call 545-M24 (Open eves.) CLASSIFIED ADS CALL MRS. HOPPER FOR ACTION . • • UNIVERSITY REALTY ALL -'4" • ,7,..-1-"" 3001 I . Coast Hl1hw•y -,.._ orono-clel-Mar 673-6510 341 Bayside, N.B. 6~161 ' llW'-up lhf' 1htp! ~ .. Hjioward;;;;~.;:,_=;..,;;_;,;,=;.,.~,..,~~.1- "Llrt" It tn cluattled, Ship Lott t0methl""? f'lnd U, ---------m Short Rt!1Ults! 64Z....l6i8 plact an·ad l EW1-56i8. DAILY PILOT • General DISTRESSED The owne r, not the house! Tl"nant ocCtJpied and very nice. \\1e have other listings Jn same nbrhood for up to $-15,COJ, bu t this -4 bedroom, 3 bath is pN!stige location. and is only $40,950. Owner 111usf liquidate immediately. -(f;) co: rs-_ W WALLACE · REALTORS Open Evenings · • 962;4<154 • Peninsul1 Point 4 BH., 3 baths; frplc., bit-in kitC'h. Priv. patio. Dbl. J:'arage, R£'dccorated & new shag ca rpets. $69,950, Call : 673-.'l663 642-2253 Eves. V2 BLOCK TD BAY Custom 2-story with 2 B<lnnl'. & an office. Zoned C·l, Close to beach & bay. A fine view from upstairs. Priced at Sf>:Z..500. Call: 673·3663 979-8165 Eves associated BROKERS-REAL TORS Z025 W Balboa 671 -166) $31,900 -' NO DOWN ACROSS FROM PARK GJ. terms. ~· down all others on FHA financing! -4 bcdroon1s, 2 baths, all elec- tric 20th century miracle kitchen. Family room en· hnncrd by handsome fire- p\a.ct'. Sprinklers. Neatly manicur£'d groWlW, tasteful-ly landscaped, patio. 540-172) TARBELL 295..i • 11arbor. Costa Mesa MESA VERDE 'l.'ou can mo\'C' right into this spacious 4 bedroom home. Enjoy intornial entertaining In the big family room \\'ith fireplace k \\"Cl bar, or nlore form111ly in the large liv1ng roo~ formal dininJ. room. Luxury ivlng Al nrunina l prie£'. Only S49,9j{l. .-•. .P.l!':aSC call 546--2313 to v iew this hon1c. F ALLBROOK Country Properties CABIN-LIKE home & guest house on 1-acre. Trees ga- lore? S29,000. RANCH·STYLE home on 2 acres o! Avocados & citrus. Lo\-rJy Vi£'W, $58,000. TllE St\\\'DA \' CO. iOl S. :\lain, Fallbrook, Calif. 92Q28 728-3301 BREATHE DEEP of fresh ocean air. This unusual ~ bedroom home Is jusl a lc11' steps lo China Cove private lK'ach. Vacant and ready for immed iate possession. Spacious living room, fireplace, b 11 in kitchf'n, 2 baths. askin& on1y SS:>.000 EZ financin& & reasonable do..,,•n py_mJ. Call 6i3--8550. \-OJ THE REAL ~ ~~'f {'!JER~ Need Hollering Room? Tin:!d or Io 11: ct he. r n e s 1 ~ ilarbor View l-lil11 S bedrooms, 2\i baths. Large size berlroon1s. Sepe.rate family room with fireplace. Spacious living room. Quali- 1}' wall to \l:all carpets & drapes. Large corner Jot "'Ith vie w. Close to shopping &-beaches. Price $74,9'.lO. Call 673--8550. lo ' THE REAL ~ESTATI:RS $25,000 5 i/4 °/o Loan 1·ncludes taxc11, lnltf'f!at, prlrt- clple &: insurance! Klnr·•lz.. ed bedrooms, buill·tn dreAm kltchei. Cheerful ho1plt~blr. living room. D ell1htf 11 I covered pa!lo. Qulcl cul-de- u c street. 962-M66. TARBELL 51 COUNTRY LIVING Tov.-e.r1ns trees IUITOUnd lhls ranch style doll hou11: on large loL 2 bedroom + den kid1 will lo\.'e IL $2!.500 full prict. Won't lut. · Rro Ca!'?'t Real!Ors. 546--86qO. ''Howard" where m yciut Loi! aometb.i .t.. __ place an &dl 642--5678. St.II the old srutt I .! IO n. r y. ;n I. w •• ,_ "' w at ' I • • "LIFESTYLE 1'72" This is II! Li\•" hil'.:h 11 l ]n\\' cn.~t. -In this eu1 "! <'onrlnrninium hnm,. - 2 bedroom11. rlPn & 2 hlllhs -completP "'ilh . \1Tn112ht 1rnn h11 Jrnny. Ju1t a 1.hort srrnll tn <'lubhnU.!'" & IJOOls ~ ... e this delilzht fu\ hnm,. Il l nn!y S20.9~. V11rllnt, r!'11dy 10 mnve In, CALL 540- 1151 SWEET l LOW prirt d, is th i~ C'hllrn1i ni;: i\lf"sll VPrde home. 3 oi:ersitPd btdrrmms\ 2-,ba.ths, ne"'' .11hag c11rPf'~ 1hruou1. O\.l·nr r briught new &nd l'lskini;: nnly $.J0.9:'.>0. All , tl"rms a \"llihtblf" in('luclins: no dn\\·n V.A. A true drlii;i:ht tn see. Just give w; ll CAU. at M6·5880 • • I r- CLOSE TO EVERYTHING . • , , i11 this char1nin~ !\'orlh (M;la i\!f'S8 hnn1r. 4 \JrdrrJOlll, !·'.., h111hs, cnvPrtd pRlio, \\~lkini:: d islanrr to .'\11 11rhnnls &. 1<hnpp1n1:.. 011 nPri;. nr\\• hnmr ii;. rnrnplr1rrl ;incl thr,v'rr rr110,v tn ITil'l\'P, PricNi only .$2!1,!'100. \11 !h nri dn\•'n V.A. nr 1<;11· rlnv.n }"1-iA trrms. CALL 1111 al ~4fi-:'>R&l "IDEALLY LOCATED " 'fhis rlrli.c:htful 3 lwdrrmin 2 hRlh horn,. \\'Ith plush shas: '!'11rpr1s !hru· oul inclurl ins:: family rnnn1 & rlining rnnrn i~ just mln11tr11 frnn1 e ~nuth Coa~l r ia1il e Oranc:f' Crn1s 1 CnllP21! e Cnst11. l\l1>~a Civir Cr11trr e All rub· lie & r1tr~hi11 1 srhnnlc. • R"flUliful ?-.'r1••porl B11y • Prir·rd Al SLR.700 & \\'rll \\'Orth ii with FHA or VA tern1s. CALL 540-115l ...--~·-·--·~···-w~, .. ,,..,.,.,._~-·1 ' "TRY IT YOU'LL LIKE IT" s nrl ynu 1• ill 101'1:' thi., fRbulous 01·er-~il'rrl ··I brrl rnn1n, L h11 1h h[lmP In Bl"11.utiful !\1r!tR di'! f\.111.1·. ·::ir•111c1 n11s fa mi\1· rr'ICltll fnr 111e1i\·(' fan1llif's. ~'"w Knr11..~t11.n l'IU'))P\;.:, 011 !;.:tandins:: l1tnrl- 11r11pinJ; -11ith c<1rl'frr£' cnnrrf'tf' rlri1•r1cq,,r~ & lnrcr 1m1in. Pricrrl 11.l nnl.1· S.14,950. Scll<'r \\'Rn!.~ 10 move. T11.kr a Jonk -CALL 540 -11 51 r COLONIAL TWO STORY Hrr••~ <1 ~li!.lf'!y hr11nr v•ith ovr r 21'1'Vl .51'). fl. !\f luxury, ff'l\l11ril1i;: !i bi;: hrd· 1·!'lf'lm~. :1 bi.l h.~. fon11AI rl\nlns:. fl\rn• ily rnon1 11.nrl nvrr.~il'rrl rountr>:· ki l f'h ~ l"n. ;\,.,1;1lrd n ic,.lv on l11r5::1" lnl l'Ur• rnundrr\ h.1· n1 11.1iy 1 rPr~. \Vt1.!k !n !\.1"~" \trrdP Country Club. Offl'rl'd Bl only S54,400, Don't miss It! CALL 546·581:m "PRESTIGE LOCATION" t.rrat hnrne fr1r thf' rxr1'U!11'f' 1•h1~ " rl rPRfll ki1ehf'n fn1· 1l1f' hr11 1~l'11 1 fl', Vrry ~!lll !'in11~ !i hrrlron111. ~ li•r ph1r·r i;, :1 h11.1hs, fR rnlly p){]111, r .. 1111RI dinin~. k i,rhrn ('l\!111~ ,.,,.,.11.. :~ • "'' 5::11.1'1'1£1'. Br surr In strr n11 t "I' rh" pRl in Rnrl rnjny t hr ('1101 .,,., '\11 hrrr1.r b bf'Rlll nprn 1·ir11 . Foll j'l"'f'" nnl ~ ~~.fiOO. Sr us tod;i_,., ('.<\LI. ,"1 H•- J 151 _,,. .. TWO YEARS NEW 1 111 1 tr1 ~ 111111 111i.; -nrrd.~ t1rl1" \.1\11.:" :J •l nr~· 4 li••rl \•Hl \!1 , :\ hl\lh h"l'l" - ,•In~,. tn SoJ11!h (_'(1A~t l'ln 1A, f\1 11.tl)' "'l\;ic. \11•·h1cl cn~ ~hRkr '""L f'!rr. h111lr1ri.•, ilhl fl 1rpl11rr RHrl ""-'ltl rr 1l- \11:::~. ]~ll\ (\~+\Ill ~'[[A tit' fH I, rlfl d fl\IU \ .\ !•·1111~. c'Al.1. ~111ti-~:0'0 _,,. .. _,,. .. l~j l -MJ~SM j;;;G:•:•;•.r:•';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~G~e~n•:r~•~I~~~~:;;;;;;;;: ,;:;;:;;;;:;:;:;;;;;::;;;;;;;; J1 ~G;o;n;o;r;•;l:;;::;::;:;;::;;;;:;:;G;o;n;•;r1;I;;;::;;:;;;;;::;;::;: * CORBIN-MARTIN PRESENTS * TOP SALE SMAN General NEW LISTING FIRST TIME OFFERED LArgt 5 BR., 3 bath Eastbluff home. ideal for th e large famil y, with nearly 'Ii acre lot & paved space for ~torage of a boat or trailer. Hurry & call for app't. S54, 750 • A sieal ~ HARBOR VIEW HOME WITH VIEW Beautiful 4 ilR .. 3 bath "Palermo model ," with view of the light." of the city. O\\·ner has invested thousands of doll ar!> in decorating : landscaping by Lamoroux. Hou se too big for present O\\'ners. Excl u~ive \Vith us. $62.950. WATERFRONT · PIER Custom duplex . Ne1,vport Island '. .. this is a beautiful. \\•e!l kept propertv -=-lotSOf pride in O\\'nership. O\vner \vill carry 1st T.D. loan with no loan costs. Offered at $82.000. EASTBLUFF 4 Bdrm. with v ie~·. in popular Corona del Mar School Dist. Offered at $49 ,500. DOVER SHORES Just 8s elegant as it sound s. L~e . 5 bdrm. home w/poolside bar & entertainment cen- 't~r -with outstanding ba y vie"·· Offered at $139,500. CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 Newport · Corona del Mar · Costa Mesa General Welt()ll®Compar1y !· I i\ l I t) F,: ·~ • CHINA COVE Waterfront 3 BR custon1 built home. n1aslcr bedrm. w/frplc & sundeck, beAul. Ha rbor vl~w. fll9,000 . OCEAN BLVD. COM Unusual home with panoramic v1e'v of l·lar- bor & Catalina, 2 levels with oversized rooms $187.000. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Double lot. near Big Corona. front hou se 2 Bil'• w/frplc . re&r apt.. l BR. Room for more units. ~!500. • _ FOURPL!X TOWNHOUSE Beautiful units u n d e r constntction with handsome w®d ext . Owners 3 BR with 'frplc . (31 2 BR . Bu y now aod choo se your colors . $78.200. 12 UNITS NEWPORT BEACH Pool. On• block lo beach . Some apts. w1lh ocean view. No vacancies. Xtnt. condition: Owner will consider trade. 2945 E. CoHt Hlghwoy Corene doL M• 7-54900_ AL YARRINGTON CUSTOM BA YCREST HOME On 1718 Marl in Way, OPE N HO USE lhis \\'eekend . 'J'raditional rlesig ned home with comfortable paneled famil y room. Separate formal din ing room. 3 lar~e bedroom s, 3 baths: cheerful all electric kitchen , charm· ing gardens, large enough for a pool: $64,500. LIDO ISLE FIXER Great location on Via \\'aziers. 1'enanls ha ve moved & owner ~ays ~ell'. 3 s·enroClms & haths, formal din ing room, cozy en closed yard. Needs some TLC. but look at the price. $62,500. BAYSIDE DRIVE Lovely hayfr ont home on beach, with fa n· tastic views of harbor entrance & main ch1n- nel. 3 Bedroom s & baths, formal ba ysi de din· iniz room: beautiful den \\1ilh lush paneling. \Vet bar & stone fireplace. Grassed -in yard with large tree. 60 Fl. on the bay. $l64,000. HARBOR Cu:<rnm1;r('(f "Rlu lls Y" hnme f:xtr11s . F:xtrA11 • F.xrr1111 Evf'n the g11r11.i P is plu1h! A SIP81 tll $44 ,:,00, Exclu~l\'P ~·ith ,;f;.. Srst t'j) J._1ff :~'.; realty 'tl14 \11~111 f)f>l Oro ~,.11 ~rt RP1lch f;.1-1-11.13 ANYTl:\11': "Cheaper Than Rent" * rnrr SZJ.500 * P;iymt>nti; -To!al S:Z:lf> * Clfl~e lo Bt"llf'h * .~ Bedroom.~. 2 8Alhg *~Large.. J...lv_ing Area * Brirk }'lrf'plat e * Call R4i·ti010 - COLWELL P,·operlieJ ..9n c. . BLUE HEAVEN \'ou 'll th ink that's where you .lre '"hen you walk into th e entry \\'ay, acro ss the hall and into the step-do\\'n l.iving Room . Profe5sion· all y Deco rated. 3-Bdrm , 2-Bath, Family Room PLUS a Play Room for the kids or Den for Dt1d . Sprinklers front & rear, good Jlalio for the summer. t\ Spec ial l·lorn c for .. $35,500. THIS HOME NEEDS PAINT ana a ·-famil y {hat de sires 1'~3 stside, ('osla. Me~a. I.arge bedrooms. 3 in all Plus a dining room. l..ow main tenance hack yard V.'it h pri· vacy. Eligible Veterans ma y purchase for No Mooey Down. $29,950 LIVE ON EASY STREET Cnnar;irul111tnn" ro A! Yar- riniztnn, \'1t1<1t P R ,. A ! E.•r11 1r . Hun!1n21nn Rr11 rh. Top-.o;.;1tlP•m11n rnl'.\1RT't'h Al hA!' Jl\!'1 )"lfl~'IPrl !hP Rral r:~1;11,. Rrnk"r 1r<1t 11nrl A h1 :i~~ ~111.'~ ahr·r11<it nl i·hani.:::r.., in !hr l'<'O\I P1'11!.l r. 1'111~1 nr~~. ,\1 jo1nrt1 \'1llR2.f' Rl'al J'~!'!a !,. 1n 1!16~. H ~·nu l'H\\I' II Pf'<li P!'lll!t' tlf'ttl, 1rhy nn1 r11ll 11 pmrrs~ion11!, Al Y11rn netnn, !162-4471 , 191-12 Rr nnk hu r ~ t, l-i11n- r1ns::1011 8r11f'h. INVESTMENT ~t~f~I~~ Nol really the name of the street, lhn you could be comfortable '\'ilh these TWO Sepa· r.:1te homes on one lot. Plenty of priv riry and good location. Live in one 2-Bdrn1 home and use the other 2-Bdrm to offset yo ur monthly investment. !134 .950 A GOODY! ]rt Y.:.<.~t$'1rlP f'n~ll1. ~lf'!>.11 ·On Ct'.lfV'l 1·111-i'iP·li?.f' !!ln>f"L :J COMPANY • REALTORS Selling Real Est•te in Newport Harbor· Since 1944 673-4400 !11r11P hl'rh'Mn1~. 1 '. halh!!, .., ... ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,,...,... .... ,......, nnl~ 2 ,\'r!I !'!Id. lmmACUI AIP t.,..,nrl 1!1n11 ,\It r lrr lnr bll·tn ki!('h., 2 !•Ar ll,Rl'll£f' -!lo rln11·n \' ,\ or ]n11· rlo11 n FHA only $.12, i.iO. CRH 1o<111 y, 1! I " ... ,., '"' "''"""'· I -$200-DOWN i :\ Bf'droom, '2 b11.th l\.1'() J.t\1ry hnmr. Plu!!h car()('I;.: k dr11.prs throus:hout, ho11t.1n rangP & n v rn 1100 r@fril!'f'r11mr. Pnol 11Nf p11 1io \\1th ll)IS of if'H'tiel'jl. ~{USt be.....soltt~C&ll..no"---_, Walker & Lee R,.111lnn. ~:J-fl.!Sj O!""n 1':1'"-"· -IJ-NEWPC)RT- HEIGHTS OCEAN VIEW Lfl!'R~ ti'.ru:liah Turlnr cttm· pltiU1ly rlt1nt In u11f'rl brlelt. l ""rtronm11. dov.rn.t1IA 1r1 n1m- pu~ room And wtt bAr. S4~.900. R,.rl C " r JI e t Realtors. 54&-~lt • Gener ti Ueneral C. F. Cohlsworthy ·g Co. Realto rs DECORATOR'S HOME 1\ppreclate quality and good design~ Th@n you must see th.is 4 bedroom . formal dinin g room home. Qual ity deep pile shag carpel· ing. the finest in ~'indow coverings, and ex· pensive wall paper. \Vife -saver kitchen ad- JOins a warm, open beam ceili ng family -r.oonl~\1:ilh we. -bar. P.r.ofession11lly ,,, land- scaped and meticulously maintained. Better •c• •I. $51.500. • HARIOR ISLAND Ther. ;, <till • liltl• rharm of 01.ll NF:W- POR1' left in thi< 6 bedroo m .nrl fAm lly room home. f\1oor ynur Mat 1n front 11nrl <'n· Joy the. pea ce and seren ity that come s with waterftont Hvi nJl. ('all for an appointment to view. $2U5,000. Eastbluff Office . • 640·0020 layslde Office • 6 75.4930 ... COUNTRY LIVING \Vit h ti Nev.·porl 8f'll.Ch 11.d- d !'f'~~ RAmblint: 6 hl'-<lroom. 4 b;i th m11 n~inn on fi6x.100 Int. Hor!'.e rorr 11l 11nrl rid ini r1n2, llnmr. hRJ: si-p11.tRlf> f11mily mom a/ld fnrmAI rl inini T(lnm, Ov.•nrr lr8vlnfit Arf'A, ~111 ~8rrihf'P II I $67.~:..0. Appointment nnly. Walker & Lee • nr11.rlnr5 :!Ott \\',.slelHf llr11'r filti-iill Opr,1 't1J 9 P'.'-1 "SlSTOTAL TO MOVE IN" No rl-0\1 n~ No cln~ing ros1 11! Only Slio lor yuur C'l'Nht chr.ck ! 11 you ai·e slll'lrt on c11sh, you c11.n't ht.al this! VA appr~i~rd •l i 28,9;1(). J\'r11t ..i bf'rlroom homP 'A·ilh nrw ~hat r.11rpPtln1. 1utuated (lfl huQ:@'-lnl. C&.11 M2-rix1 lor f.nrmAr1nn. CLASSY CAPE COD ON A CUL-DE-SAC . To be~in 'vilh. there are 4 Redrooms -! F'an1· ily Rm + A Real Oining Roon1 . Good bark yard and a very lar~e ~ide yard . Will accom· modate a pool or may he used for boat stor- age. Tor> it ofr with a l'hake roof and Terms for a VA Buyer. $43,500. 3 • INCOME UNITS 0."J r: 3·Redroo1n , 'J'\VO 2·Red rooms. Scpt1rate 1 .. aundry Room . J-:xcellcnt Ea .i:L<;ide t~o~la Mesa J,ocatlon. ('1i!·de-~ac Street. One year ol d. Prime C'ondition $69 .500. R· 1, B·Z ZONED Ove r 112 Acre I .an cl in Nc\l'port Rc11 rh. A prim e locati on for the inrl ividual '"hn \Vants to buil d or to purchase ~nd !<peculate. How many v~ acre part•el i:: have you seen in Ne''-'· port l~tely? $31 ,500. co LUJ e LL PROPERTIES. INC . REAL ESTATE 220 E.11thSt. Co" a Mesa 646 • OSSS • 549·1910 E1tenings C•ll 548"4569 or ·S45-5887 1:::5) THC REAL \"" CSTATERS ' ' ' " si<Y-BLUE-wATERs for Action .•• Call 642-5678 011 nrt i~ be1na 11•11.n~fl'l'l'f'Ji '"' m"'' "" •h 1• ""'"'""' Da·11y· P1"lot Class1"f1"ed Ads 4 Rr pool k11n1,.. 011ly 11; ~'f'Al'~ 11,,11·. \IAIF'llA 1rrn1' s¥.~~,~~~,·~~'e~llc~r · .,+fo r--Attion • • • Ca II 642-5678 I~~ ~1"'11\khur~I, f' \' • RA Y CLIME C'flfli?r111ul111 1011, ''' n " y Climr, Vi!IA5::e RPll.I F:~t•I~ Tflp ,C)Alrsm11n . R11y AAlf'\ 11 hotJ'f"!! fflr .11 rlo11111r \'nluml' of ~~:rl.i:..O. He .11,l!IO h11rl \(l ll~tiugs iorll f\lr 11 fl(lllAr \'fllu111f' or St!I0,2:111, nr 11 1'0n1h1na11nn nt S60:\.000 fOr l lhe n11JnH1 of )IRrftl. RA) h11~ bt'l'rl "·'Sot'iltlt'd with Vill1111te Rl'11 I F:s1111e fl\f ~ :O'f'11ni. Jt you have 11 N'Al l'~lll#. nerd, ll'hY not CMll II p111f~innal, R11y Clime, 531-51100, J61J9 Brookhurst, •·oontR in Valle)'. NO COSTS NO DOWN 4 Rrrlroo11\, 2 bath. L1k11: 1~~· ~hlllt C81'p('1S Lll~e CO\'t.N'i'I ::,i;hh<1~i 1:~1 .lll;~~~ne ~~~ ! 111 l)Ju~hi~ .t: "-1Arin11. llit:h &hr.IOI. 0\\'ni'r i~ 1le.~J)(l't1!e, 1 a:;k\11e; $2S.i:.O. Call Sli-0010. 1a ·THEREAL \""-f.STATERS Mesa Verde $27,500 l .tpacious hMroom11, 2 h••h.~. drn bu11tln drf'•tn kttrhrn, R~l'Jllll' -. I A i' m , l hu1ll ·ln tnll'rf"l'lm. Nl'•.'ly p11ln1Nt. Sh11rply b1 ttl1r1t~ N. 1~1t1 ly n1•n l cu rtd )tl'Otlll<I~. ~IO-li2(l. I TARBELL _211A:t II_!~· Co~~j l Br, 2 Bil ('t1 ntfo R~nl•l1 l'l'J)I•, c1t~, blln~. ~net t•r·l $nr,. prrhRJ'I• \l'P ~JU.· te.ptlonAll¥-tood cr'"'"'--lf---1 t...rv.1n 1lf'11lty Inc. !JAA.-4401> ' - ( • DIRECTORY 168 W •. Alessondro. San 'Clemente 492-1332 '$27,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *211 20th ~treel, Newport Beach 673-6210 tSat & Sun 1-5) 409 Gloucester, Costa M•sa 642-8235 $29,500 !Sun 1-5) 34081 Mazo Dr .• Dana Poinl 673-6642, 675-6459 I Sun 1-5) (1 Bedrooms & Fam Rm or Den) 26 Beacon Bay. Newport Beach 642-8235 $64 ,900 f Sun l-5) 134 Shoreclif! Rd .1 Corona rlrl ?\1ar 642-8235 . <Sun 1-5 ) 217 301h St .. l\'c\\'port Beach- 675-1972 Z;ll.500 1Sal & Sun 1-5) 13 Bedr ooms) 456 Vista Ro1na !Ne'v Bluffs) N.B. 644-!133 (Sun 1-5) · ** H 106 Linda Isle, Linda Isle 642-~235 $129,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) **325 Easl Bayfronl. Ba lboa Island 642-8235 !Sat & Sun l ·5) **117 Via Lido Soud , (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-0123 $169,500 IS•t & Sun I-5) 1718 r.1arlin \Vay (Baycrest~ N.13 . 673-4400 !Sal & Sun 12·51 923 Senate, Costa f\lcsa $25.500 <Sat & Snn 9-5) 1001 Dolphin 'l'rrr .. Ne\\'JJOl't Beach 644-7270 $62.500 (Sun 1-4) *263 Ocean View , Nc\\•port i·Jeights 842-8235 (Sun 1-5) *400 Superior, Newµort Beach 675-7225 !Sat & Sun l-5J 407 Pirate Rd ., Newport Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1-5) 5016 Ri ver (Lido Sands), N.B. 642-8235 $36,500 (Sun 1-5) 8402 Darren Circle. Jlun t. Bch. 968-4595 $32,000 fSa l & Sun) 2J121 ln<tigo Cir I Rancho LaQuesta) 1-1.B. 962-3044 . $34.500 !Sal & Sun) 2516 Vista (Bayshores), N.B. 642-6484 857.500 ISat & Sun 1-5) 110 Via ('ordova I Lido Isle ) t\e\\1port Bell . 675-5200 1Sun I-51 451 Esther, Costa l\.lescl 675-3331 (Sun 1-5) 4382 Lance\vood (Union Park) Irvine 552-7000 $3.1,950 (Su n 1-5) (3 Bed_rooms & F•m Room or Den) 2036 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1550 $92,300 (Daily 10-5) 2313 Redlands, Ne"'port Beach 642·8235 $48 ,500 !Sat & .Sun 1·5) 1100 Cambridge (\l'estcliff) N.B. 642-8235 $64,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) **324 Morning Star, (Dove r Shores) N.B. 642-8235 <Sal & Sun 12-fil -*-*2226_Channel Ra . (Balboa Penin) N.R. 833-0700: 644-2430 1sat & Sun l ·5) 1653 Oahu J'lace. ! !vlcsa Verde) C.l\'J.. 557-6888 s:ll ,4Ull !Daily 11-5) 1106 Sandpiper Dr., Corona de! !Vliir 644-1177 (Sun 1-5) 91 42 Veronica ((.ilen J\Iar ), 1-lunt. Beach 968-2338 S28.300 (Sat & Sun I 3125 Trinity Drive, Costa ~lesa 549-2311 $31,950 (Sat & Sun 12-5) *1614 Corsica (Mesa Verde), C.M. 675-8l)O() (Sun 1-4) 914 Citrus Pl. ( Easlblulf) N.B. 644-4910 $44,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) • 2042 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B. 644-4910 $79,500 ISun 1-5 :30) 2223 Irvine Ave .. (Back Bay) N.B . 644-4910 $45 .000 fSa t & Sun 1-5 :301 100 Via Florence !Lido Isle) N.B. 644-4910 $125.000 1Sal & Sun 1-5 :30) 1915 'frade'"inds. IBaycrcsl) N.B. 642-8235 $66.500 f Sun 1-5) 1447 Galaxy Dr. <Dover Shores) N.B. 642-8235 $89,500 !Sun 1-5) 2711 Pebble Dr. rll.V. Hill SI CdM 675-3000 $135.0Ull rsun 12 :30-5) 1026 Sea Lane (H. V. Hills) CdM 675-3000 $50,500 (Sun 1-5 ) Slll Coolidge, Costa Mesa 646-0555 $.15,500 (Sun 1-5) 3021 Buchanan, Costa !vlesa 546-2313 fSun l-51 1106 Goldenrod . Corona del i\Iar 673-2222 1Sun 1-5 1 *8202 Monticello. \Vestn1in ster 842-2561 $34.950 1Sal & Snn 12.Sl 17587 Santa Elena, J"ou ntain \'alley 842-2561 $32.990 !Sun 12-51 3430 So. To,,·ner. Santa . .\na 5411-11555 $35,900 I ::iu n 1-5 l 2034 Miramar (Bal Peninl N.B. 67;-4600 1Sun 1-5) *2007 Holiday Rd. ( Baycrest l N. B. 646-7219 $65.000 (Sat & Sun 1-51 463 Broadway (Eastsiile) Cosla Mesa 646-3928 : 548-9416 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 975 Sandcastle (11.V. Hills) Cd~l 644-4848 r Sun 1-5) 908 ('ii l'U S Place, rEastblulf) 646-7171 (Sun I lo 5) 2401 01·1·hid llill , !U pper Ra v) 646-7171 (Open l 10 5 sun) (4 Bed room•) 2114 Visla Entrada (The Bluffs) f\'.B. 673-1562 (Sun 12:30 -4.30) 893 Sandcastle !Harbor Vu HiUsi CdM 833-0700 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) 309 Cedar, (Newport Shores) N.B. 548-9346 S38.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3158 Killarney. Co~ta Mesa 646-0555 $32 .500 (Sun 1-5) (4 Bedrooms & Fam Room or 0.n) 2018 Galaxy Dr ive IOov.r Shores) N.B. 646-1550 $1 54.500 1Daily I0-5) 2024 Galaxy Drh•e 1Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1 5~0 Sl24 ,800 rDaily 10-5) 1369 Galaxy Drive 11Jovcr Shores) N.B. 64 2-8235 <Sat & Sun 1·51 18751 San Rufino ('rurtle Rock) lrvine 833--0700 644-2430 (S un 1·5) * /12 HarbOrTslaud. Newport Beach 833·0700 $325.000 (Sunday) 17351 Margarita Lane, Huntington Beach 847-3676 ISat & Sun 11-6) 423 (2421) Francisco, off Irvine, N.B. 646-3255 $48,000 ISat & Sun 1-5) *1954 Santiago (Do\'er Shores) N.B. 644-7170 $97 ,500 (Sun 1-5) **•8 Lindo Isle Drive t Linda Isle ) N.B. 644-4910 568.500 !Sat & Sun 1-5 :301 ~627 1\lta Vi sta Dr . (J·:astbluff) N.U. li44-7662 .. ISun 1·51 2030 Fl~l}lingCLD<.. tJ\lcsa '\fer.de J .. C.M 546-5990 '48,900 1Sat & Sun l-5J 2865 Boa Vi sta Dr. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-5990 ~4.950 !Sun 1-5) *2955 Maui Pl. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-5990 $48.950 __il?un 1-5 3061 Ca pri Ln . (Mesa Verde)IC.~1-. - 546-5990 ~96 ,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) I818 Port Kimberly, Harbor View CdM 546-2313 (Sat & s'un 1-5) 3026 Babb , Costa Mesa 546-231:1 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 1800 Irvine, Nc \vport Beach 645-0303 $53.000 ISal & Sun 1-5) *4627 C.orha111 tc:ameo Shores) Cdi\'I 675-3000 $1 10.000 !Sun 1-51 2489 F'ail'way, Costa !vlesa 646-0555 !Sal & Sun 1-51· 2007 Port Chelsea (1-larbor Viev.• homes) 546-2.113 (Sun · 1:5 ) 3808 Sandune (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM 644-0905_ $84,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9014 LaL1nda Ave., r---ountain Valley 5411-8555 1Sun 1-5) 19111 Randi Ln .• tluntin gton Beach 5411-8555 $29,500 <Sun 1-5) 1815 Port Barmouth (H .V. Homes) N.B. 644-7722 $53.750 ISu n 1-5 ) 801 l~en1brandt Dr. Laguna Beach 494-1220 S75,000 !Sun 1-5) 18~6 Port Kin1berl y Place, Ne"·port Bcl1. 644-4584 854 .500 !Sun 1-5) 594 Grand lfaven f'ir. Costa l\.le!'a 830.500 1Sun 1-4) J.825 South Alder. Santa Ana 645-0303 $36,950 rsun 1-5) 330 22nd Street. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $47,950 ISun 1·5) 1878 l\1aui Circle. Costa l\1e sa 645-0303 $69.950 1501 Eton (Westcliff) N. B. (Sun 1-5) 645-6500 . S59,500 (Sun 1-5) *1227 Santiago (Dover Shores) N.B. fl.15-6500 ' rsun 1-5 ) *2006 Nautilus <Ba ycreSt) N.B 645-f.SOO i Sun 1-5 \ 2715 Island Vie\v (1-larbor Vu J:lills) Cdl\'I 644-0648 S79.500 (Sun 1-51 274 Sher\VOod F:a~t s id r I'\' 64th 2 ; 673. 575 t Sat & Sun 1-5) CS Bedrooms & Fam Rm. or Den) *~309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) N.B. 642·8235 $169.500 !Sa t & Sun 1-51 1551 Sandcastle !Harbor View Hills) CdM 833-0700 $93.500 (Sun 1-5) 20772 Malaro Ln (Pacific Sa nd s) H.B. 842-2561 $36,900 (Sun 1-5) 1337 Galaxy Dr .. (Dover Shores) N.B. . 642-8235 $219.500 (Sun 1-5) *1536 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 644-7662 ISat & Sun 1-5) 2664 Basswood (Eastbluff) N.B. 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2027 Palo1na. Co~ta l\1esa 61;.4930, 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **1100 \\I. Bay !Balboa Peninl N.R. 675-3000 <Sun 1-5) 2400 \Vind,vnrct J,n nr, i\'e,rport Beach 543-2:114 (Sun 12-6) 25 112 Df'Salle. L.a i!una 1-lills 673-li(i42. f)i:)-6459 (~Un 1 -~l 1512 Pegasus. Co.:;ta l\1e-'a 1\45-0303 ~39.500 (Sun 1-5) (6 Bedrooms & F amily or Oen ) 1511 Miramar. Balboa Peninsula 645-0303 $135.000 !Sun 1-5) (J Bedrooms) *2221 Vista Huerta. (Bluffs) N.B . . 644-2915 $32.500 !Sun 11-5) !644 \•1Sta Ornado (N ew Bluffs) N.B. 644-01~4 (Sunday 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (2 Bedrooms each ) i15 J\.lar~uerite. Corona del J\<le1r 673-6642 , 675-6459 f ·u n (1-5 ) (2 BR & I Bd *431 Dahlia. Corona del Mar 644-4848 (Sun 1-51 (2 BR . & 2 BR . & Family Room) 605 Larkspur. C'orona de! ~J ar 673-6642, 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 13-2 Bedroom ) *431i Sea\vard. (·orona del i\1ar 644-4848 (Sun 1-5) !2-3 BR . & 1-2 BR .I 3507 l"inley, Newport Beach 67;.3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) HOME & INCOME 13 BR home + Income ) 49 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 833-0700 $65,000 1sun 1-5) • FOURPLEXES FOR SALE 4J!M30 1» Avocado. Corona de! Mar 675--01 17 3137 ,000 (Sun 1·5) WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE **1641 Bayside Drive. Co rona de! Mar 57;.1935 (Yachi>man's Cove) (Daily) ..... **1641 Bayside l>nve, l'orona del Mar 675-1935 1Yach1>man's <.:ove1 (Daily) *1612 Dol ph in Terr, 'orona dcl Mar • .w-.... 83U700' 76 500 SJ1Dd~>----..."101,...'i0lw.i;i;;;;t _____ _ • "SERENDIPITY" IN THIS ONE O.neral DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS?. WE HAVE THE ANSWERS! REGARDING YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS. . Do You Want Better Than Th• Best ·servic.__in Buying or Selling 'lour Pr.operty? PLEASE CALL US TODAY -ESTATE SALES - I}.? block from beach on Balboa Peninsula. 2 bedroom s + 1 bedroom, lovely patio, garage. 544.380.00. Excellent financing. 1514 ·E. Balboa Blvd. Please call today -Open House Sunday 12 to 5. Definition: so mething special in DOVE£{ SllORES -Back Bay. "Skinny dip" in lhe privacy Of your Ol''n indoor S\\1imming pool. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, island kitchen will! ROMEO AND JULIET BUfL'l'IN B-B·Q. formal dining room, fire-\V ould be happy In this charming split-level conclominium . 2 bed- place. sludv and a UNIQUE \VET BAR. Jn roo1ns, J"Y..i baths, king size n1aster bedroo1u !:llite on upper level, !his house JOu~ealll._ do you r o\vn th in,E!. 1 __ ';...".cvs.tal chandelier in dining area. Lots of builtlns in lovelv com- -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S!ff.5-01'-pact-kirthen-.-xn Otlrsnre-m·atnten·anl'e. Grea:t clubhouse 'vith S\\1imming pool. $22."'950 . Alonlicello Condon:rtniu1TI. Fairvien• Road near Fair Drive. 158 Brookline, Costa Ate sa . Open llouse Sunday 12 to 5. Please call today. "HIGHLY DESIRABLE" FOR YOU N HUNTINGTON BEACH-:-4 Bedrooms, FAMILY .ROOM. used brick. fireplace, 2 baths, butltin kitchen , close to shopping, schools, J r College & freeway. Only $31 ,500. DON'T JUST' WISH "HAVE THIS" / All \\'rapped up in this nice T\\10 s·roRY 4 bed1·oom , 3 ball!. HUGE RUMPUS ROOM that "'ill take a pool table, builtin kitchen. large ya rd \'.'ill accon1modate your 30 foot boat. and a spacious feeUng prevails thn1· out. !l's onl y .. . .. ................ $39,900. RUN, DON'T WALK TO TURTLE ROCK AND IT'S FEE. 3 Bedrooms, family roon1, 2 baths, atrium, builtins '''ith self cleaninO' oven, shag carpeting and custom drape;. Large covered patio \Vith super landscaping. WOULD YOU BELIEVE .......... $47,900 VALUE CONSCIOUS?? . . Corona del Mar Triplex Built 1n range ancl oven, di sh\vasher and di s· posa l, carpets and drapes. 2 Units ha ve 2 bedroo1ns. 1 bath : 1 Unit ha s 2 bedroon1s, 1 'h: bath \V/fireplace. Each unit has 2 car- ports, maintenance free yard and pool privi- leges, a nd from UPSTAIRS BALCONIES .. A VIEW . .. .. .. .. .. .. 875,000. HOP-SKIP AND A JUMP TO THE BEACH L.~RGE FIREPLACE -SPLIT LEVEL BEAU· TY '"ilh atrium type entry, huge living room. 3 lovely bedroo1ns 2~ baths. Ne'v SHAG AND PAINT 3 BLOCKS FROM BEA CH Newport Beach that is . . . . . . . . . . $38,500'. HAPPINESS IS A THING ---"C'Al:l:ED~OME'~-- Enterlaining under lhe stars in this beauti ful p~tio \\•ith PA NOR.i\MIC VIE\\t of Ne,vport 1-iarbor. Spanish firep la{·e. 3 bedrooms 3 baths. kitchen with all buil tins, CUSTOM dec- orated home 'vhich also has a builtin \VI NE CELLA R AND WET BAR. You have to see this one lo appreciate it ......... $125,000. WALK TO THE BEACH IN CORONA DEL MAR IN CORONA DEL MAR 2 Bedroom. 2 baths, fireplace. cute modern kitchen picture \vin- do\\'S 'vith enclosed side patio, dUEST QUAR- TERS over the garage. ONLY ONE BLOCK TO THE BEACH ................. $49,900. • ; NOW IS THE TIME "TO BUY THIS" Let us sho\v )'.OU this e9chanting: t~'o year ~Id home. Atrium entry, open spacious liv- 1nit room with fireplace and V,IE\V~ 3 Large bedrooms 2 baths, LOVELY DINING ROOM 1. room t.o store your trailer or boat. $6Z,500. "OPEN HOUSES" 13 BRl 1001 Dolphin Terrace, Newport Beach, $62,500. Open Sunday I to 4. (4 BR & FAM. +·POOL) 1954 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) Newport Beach. $97,5QO. Open Sunday 1 to 5. ~-1.MDA.'MOCIAllS REALTORS 644-7270 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF, Generol LARGE BRICK-FIRtPLACE And open beam ceilini:{ are just t\\'O of the th ings, that make this home exceptional. 3 bedrooms, 1 %. baths. l,arge dining room, ~overed patio, beautiful landscaping. $29,500. Excellent financ· 1ng. Close to schools and shopping centers. 1953 Maple Street. Costa Mesa. Open 11ouse Saturday & Sunday 12 to 5. Please call today. LARGE POO). AND COVERED PATIO l~eauti lul atrium in the entrance to lhis exce ptional 3 bedroomi:; and 2 baths. large kitchen. fan1 ily roon1, breakfast bar. IJuge \\'alkin closets, rathedral stone fireplace. sprinklers front and rear. Outdoor lighting, electric garage door orener, lovely area in setting of big trees. $48,500.00. Please cal today. THE ELMORE COMPANY STANDS FOR PERFORMANCE, RESULTS, SERVICE AND INTEGRITY. iiiiiiiiim I P ete B arrell Reaft'J pre:Jenl:J INCENTIVE REDUCTION CL IFFHAVEN -\Ve offer this 3 or 4 hC'd- xoo'in . .hon1e._o 1l--lhe-111:ime.....stree.t_oL1h e._ai:e.a 'l'hc green . green Ja\1·11s and bri t?hl. g:a.v f\01\- l'I'!' enh<1nl'C the pool area and the vie'v fron1 the 1no~l livable ronn1 s in the home . Our nc11• price is . . . . . .. _ ........ $55 ,000 '305 Kings Place Cliffhaven, NB Open Sat & Sun 1 ·5 CLIFFHAVEN CUSTOMIZED AND EXPANDED -look s like a model home. 3 bedroom 2 bath \\'it h rustic paneled family roon1. beam ceilings, forced air. new plumbing, sliding doors to lovel y deck and gardens .......... $41 ,500 3 15 Pir•te Rd, Cliffhaven, NB Open Sat & Sun 1-5 UNIVERSITY PARK LARGE GREENBELT -'fl<llio anr\ sundrck. 3 bedr?oms 2'h bath. fan1 ily 1dinin g roo111. large hving roon1 \rith fireplace. cabinet ~ ~alore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33.950 17646 Rock rost Wiy, Irvine Ope n Sat & Sun 1-5 FOUR·PLEX EXCELLENT AREA -near beach and shop- pin g. Like ne\\'! One -3 bedroom. 21h bath tow nhotise; three -2 bedroom 2 bath apart- ments. just reduced to . . . . . . . . . . $76,500 21732 South Brookhurst, HB Open Sun 1-5 TWO IN ONE FOR TWO FAMILY LIVING -Custom de- !i igned for privacy -t\VO \vings built around i.:ourtyard. 3 car garage. On quiet cul-de-sac . Walk to major shoppin g . . . ..... $43.500 246 Rochester, Costi Mf.~a Open Sat & Sun 1-S NEW LISTING NEWPORT HEIGHTS -Two di stinclive l1sed bri ck fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lush enclosed patio. Call us for further de- tails. VACANT COMMERCIAL HUNTINGTON BEACH -!J>t. on South side of \Varner jusl 200 fe et f.a st of Bolsa Chica corner. 112 foot frontage x 192 feet. Good location for offi{'C or retail buildin~. -ConS<Jrvalively-priced aL -·-___ ...J49,500. TWO LOTS-R·4 ON CANYON & BANNING -Good for fam- ily units. O\vner anxious~ - BEACH AREA MOTEL 12 UNITS & COFFEE SHOP -140 feet x 182 feet corner, major highway. Col!ee shop leas- ed '350 per month. A!Sume existing $80.000 !irsl TD. $20,000 down or will trade. 6424353 Gener•I · DUPLEX! 700 BEGONIA 1 &-droom homt, tireplaCt'l, ne1v l'arpeting, new paint, 11·croy pali« plwi smart l· bedrnnn1 apr. Just S46.SOO. OPEN SUNDAY •••• JUST FOUND IT 'l B"drootns, 2 belhs in r.irh uni! f ireplael'.S buill-in _ rlf'1·l 1 \~· ki1i:hl'US, radian! h1'111 . Sharp .. J11sl S!».500 • • • • 309 HELIOTROPE :: Ht•(lt·oon1, 2 bhth horne. B ig 1tining roon1, plus t•levt"r 1- twdroon1 apl. J Car garage. $7!!.:ioo OPEN SUNDAY UNIVERSITY REALTY 3001 E. Cs!. H11'Y. 6il-6510 Tahitian Pool $255 • Move In! $25,500! \\'0\r~ BARGAIN J~UNTERS f'OME QUICK! Giant pancl- rrl J1vinjl: roorn. (l)unhy k1tehl'n. DEN openi'i lo Ta· hitia11 IJi:°"'l liricd \Vilh ]ll\'l\ :-;1nnr! J\ii; 01•crsized kl!! ·rakr '1Vt•I' G.I. LOAN \\'ilh an11u11;I 1w1-cen1ai::r rate ()r 0NLY r,n, ';. -OR -~255 AND MOVE JN! llurry, It \von'I last! Cati 645-0303. IORl\I I Ol\O\ ,<. , ,, • • ( ,; $34,950 MESA VERDE Suhn1it all lel'ms -Jo1v doY.'11 nnn·\·c1~. No clo11-n Gr11 or :issur11c 6.6',;. apr loan now on prof)f'rty. Lovely home in greatest location ntar All 11Chools and 11hopplng. Pro- feg~ionally b\ndscaped. ToP quality plush carpetina. All built-in kitchen, dishwaallcr. 4 bedrooms, Jam.Uy room with fircplAcl'. Lovely out- door Jiving and entert.Wl- n1cnl. 540-1720, • TARBELL 2!l!i5 Harbor. Costii i\teu. "BONUS ROO'M" -* ·I Rl'<lrootnl'i * 2 Bltlh~ * f:AllnOrtn Jn Thi: Kitchen * Fol'n1:il Olnln1 Room .,, Alum inum Co\le~ Patio • Plull Thal" Bonus Room }"or Dad Or 1\e Kkit * Ju1t $34,000 With AU Terms Fixer Upper OPEN HOUSE golf count. • bargain Al 11/17 S. PACIFIC AVE., S.A. PETE BARRETI REA'LTY l>I,7'<1. CaU 51&-1611() or Near So. c ... 1 Plaw -~ ·-Call 842-2535. \-0' THE REAL '\)l EqTA'fERS 4 BOOroona, l biths, near SAT & SUN l ·:l ' Office Open S1turd•YI & Sunday1 64&-7171 . dellghlful s Br., 3 Ba.. 160S w .. tcllff Dr,, N.11. Republic Home Ce n i. r ~ 642~57.00 NO.VA? &lrlum and large fan\ Uy rrn. I '!!!!!!ii,..!!!!!' !!!!!![!l!!!!!!!!l!!!!!JI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ $1200 MOVE IN \D ' THE REAL ''.°'"\.. ESrf'TE~ \\'hhe F.ltpb.ant l)t e·A·?,.lne Ill 0 Hll! Cl•Mlt~ •d! do ft "l!ll -ca.II NO\V 642,-.Q6iS. • + forn1t.I dinin!o! t'nl. Over \! To lhb; 3 Br., hanl-.'O()d floor 26,000 ••· fl. G•••I ror IAml-DaUy Pilot (~a:;sECiied "'"''· ~·,.-Y•nl. c1 ... " \y Wl\nting lolp,' of room. M:::l\Otil. Nier. rw:ljllborhooiJ. Well prk<d '1 $44.ooo. C•ll ORANGE COAST'S BEST l'nyn""" "" lhao "'"1' ~GASJ'-t-'!"<!~~~~C.-:!!!."!!~!!'!!C!...~_.!~~~~~~~Jl»i.-__; ___ 1-.l l REAL ESTATE, M;.&124 SALESMAN SHERW••D Rl!ALTY -'.::°""="..:Ews=:c·l;_...;,. __ '-------------•-• _____ 11.11964 Srookhurst, • F.V. I ' ' ... iMI BiJ; ]- '· -0 I • ·- " •ith of 255 it ~ 0, op II " m I· .. I. Sund1.y, April •, 11172 DAIL V ,llOT J> S ---11 ~1 . ---L---1~ I -·-l~ [ -~-l~I ---I~ I ---I~ I ---l~l ---l~ ,. General Ganar•I 4 U/lloll()Uf tiO..f OUARRY-TILE ENTRY7 ets o rich green shag and from there on it's nothing but uuwws and ahhs ! _Beautiful drapes, rough sawn ced.;l r paneling . su nny kitchen wallpapers and' n1ellow formal dining arrangement. There's a portico off Lhe master bedroom that overlooks the quart.e r of an acre of fee land. See lhi~ one , e\'cn if yo u don 't buy it. r7~?,f;; l'NIQUF: \ORONA DEL MAR OLD SPANISH R SE : Err. rather new sp;;;;:->--_,-HE-Bl;UFFS END UNIT- ish Rose ~ .i\rched entr)' ,vay, beamed reil· . · . provides feeli ng of an inctivictual fami lv 4 U/lloll ()Uf tiO..f home. Plush & elel!ant fhruout 3 Spariou~ ings. huge adobler brick fi replace and a nif· bdrm~. & 21 'Z haths. "10;i0 s'l. (1 . nf charnl" ty little hide-a-way •pol in a loft orr the mas-OFFERED BELOW COST AT $49.750 ter bedroom . This one has polenlial: ll •l•o BA YFRONT ha~ 4 bedrooms , a 3 car s:ara,i::e and a lrnv Pr1va1e pier & sl1r. ?l'lan y luxu rious Pxlra s $48.900. price tag. PHO NE: UNJQl,;f; l\1ES.l. inrl. extensi\'P 11~e nf teak\\'oocl panellni::; VERor.: 546-5990 forn1i ra ,,·allerl kite-hen uust '' ine iL do,,·n l. THE &EST HOMES,,,,,, IN HARBOR VIEW : OPE_N TODAY FOR YOUR VIEWING , 1-5 PM ... IN THE &EST AREAS Shn\v:s Like a mode l home, Enormous fee lo!, 4 Bdrms., on cul de sac. 3808 Sandune CdM. -. -~- IN BAYSHORES : , A 3 Bdrm .. Nice . Owner antsy for offer, vacant and very cute. 2516 \'ista Drive, N.B. IN WESTCLIFF, Immaculate. Tasty decor, 4 Bdrm.: large Jot. fee land. $59.950. 1501 Eton Place, N.B. IN MESA VERDE ' 2 Slory. ~ Rdrn1 .. Traditional, Perfect condition in & out . bargain. 2865 Bal{l.C\ric , CM IN DOVER SHORES , F'amily poo l home, Elegant yet cozy, 4 Bdrm .. \fie"'· best bu~" 1227 San tiago. N.B. CORONA DEL MAR ' C'ute 4--Plex . l,ots of "·ood and greenery, ~137.000, money maker. 430 . .i\vocado, CdM IN MESA VERDE , . Spani sh fl avored , 2 Story, 4 Bdrm., Lofl , Open , feel ing, 148.950. 2030 l'lamingo , CM IN MESA VERDE: Split level pool, 3 Bdrms. +office -/-Fam. Room, C,olo rful, $5fi .OOO . 2702 Cardinal, Cl\1 . IN BAYCREST , Single Story pool , Quiet & considerate neighborhood. 4 Bdrtns., 2006 Nautilus, N.B. CORONA DELMAR•nl-8000 M™ VEJIDE·5t8 5890 ~~•J E••I Co11t Hi9~w1y. Coron• Ml Mlr .21~ Mffa V•d• 011¥9, Co1la M••• en•ral OLWELL Propt'rfit':J CHEAPER"N RENT A One Bed room 1-lome in Costa ilesa for under $19.000. There i-" enough !And in the ba rk yard to build an inrorne unit and is zo ned fo rin -"O. This opportunity '"ill not be ava ilable lo ng. • TRADE FOR A MOBILE HOME General Gen•ral HARBOR VIEW HILLS BRING THE FAMILY Room for everyone in this spaci ous 5 bdrm., 3 ba .. S0!\1F.RSET Model. Prime ''ie\\' green- belt loc ation plus an extra large lot. Like- new condition . $74 .500 on fee land . TURTLE ROCK HILLS TREMENDOUS VIEW from thio;; 4 brlrm .. 2 ba . home on large cul- de -!'ac lot. Separate ftunily room . "upgraded throughout. Co n\·e nient lo all schools. Priced al $57 .000 . OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY SANTA ANA Our cli ent '"ill tr;ide or sell this maximum NEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA Pool area lik e an Ollldoor 1Jv1ng rn1. ('ourl· yarct nark1ng ror 5 r<1r!ii. Prircd rE"ah!'llcally al $159.500 CAMEO SHORES-VIEW Lo\iely \'IE\\' hon1e \Vil h p0nl. 4 Rdrn1 s. :i full ba th-" plu-" tiw·n 1/2 balh!'. \\'a lk·in \\'el har. Formal dining rm. plui;; -"Pil Ci nu-" eal inJ? area 111 k1tchen. -o-pen fo·r you r vie\ving rOn\·en1- enre 1-5 Sunday. l.nratcd 4627 Gorham , CdM . Xlnl value •t $110 .000 A i;nrnt ~rA~ r.~!ntr '.111 r~1 111rn! n1a,1 675 3000 eqllRI A ]1fr1Jn1r n{ lOIL • General General * OPEN SUN . 1-5 * 3()()7 JAVA RD .. MESA VERDE E pitome of plea su re for the execuli,·e "'ho en joys family fun & entertaining . Li \'i ng r1n ., 4 bdrms .. 3 briths, fornlal dinin,it r1n .: 1slanrl kitchen: b illiard r111 . & J!::irden are11 -all completely surrounds l,l!e. in doo r pool \.\' \\'aterfall & clec. roof opener for sunshine & sta r gazing. DRIVE BY-CALL FOR APP'T. 1707 TRADEWINDS , BAYCREST Immac. 3 BR .. 2112 ha's.: sunken l11·1ng rm . & dini n_g rrn . overlooking lge. pool. 2 F'rp!cs. Ex tra lge . kitchen area. Only $61 .900 * OPEN SAT. 1-5 * 110 VIA CORDOVA, LIDO ISLE Neal :l brlrn1., 1Y4 plus •12 bath ; So. pat io. Vacant, 011·ncr <1nxious. ~5R,OOO WALKER REALTY 3336 Via Lido, Newport General CAN'T FlND IT? * \YILL ra '11.[) .l'(lt1r rlrrrim hnm". Hlll'I' ct;;i[f fnr rnm- ple1p hn1n" /HH'k.:tg,., General 675-5200 B•ach . -----privacy home-:-fiecorati,·e-blnck---w atl-fenci n--.->-Th1S400rrn::--2-5a.. a 1 r-co n i[1oned----"home 1s - I • ! l I - Corner Parcel. Boat Acc ess. 4-Good sited convenie nl to schools . stores and free'''a''-"· bedrooms. 2-Raths. f'orm al Dini ng Room. Immaculate in .<:.ide and out. VE R't' LO\V 1800 Sq . F't. of Livi ng Area "'aili ng for the maintenance yard. Lei us show you this real Young at Heart. $32,500. cutie today. Onl y $35.950. FHA-VA TERMS lmmarulalP 3-Rdrm hnme \\•ith Famil v Room. On a Cul-de-sar . 1_,ar,R:e Patin and Brick Bar- B-Que. Mei;;a \ierrle .\rea. FH.t\·\'.A.. $30,500. MOVE IN CONDITION- VACANT NOW An unbealable 4-Bed room. 21;2-Balh Hom e \vith family Room . Trrrifir l..andscaping. In· terior Completely Re nova terl S31 .000 . FORTIFY YOURSELF for tho-"e "Ra iny Days." St.op v.1or rying. See this income property toda~·-Each home of· ters 2-Bedroom!'. 1-Rath . SharD con dition. Close lo shoDoinl?' and school s. May be pur- chased under FHA Tern1s . . . . . . . S32.950 . FEEL THE TRADEWINDS Trade"'inds they may not be . soft ocea n breezes thev are". 80' x 1 to· of Fee Land with a Vie"'' on \\·hi rh to construct th e home vo u have &.!ways de!'i rect $23 ,500. C•ll 64S"4483 or Gener el C. F. Colesworthy & Co. Realtors WATERFRONT Custom buill 4 bedrnnm. 3 ba th and unusual tar;e fa.mil~· room home . Desia-ned to make \vaterfront Jlvi n.1? a pleasure. Offered at $139.000. I RUSTIC HIDE-A-WAY ln Corona riel A1ar tucked awa y in a woodert dell and ,iusl • few blocks lo th• oc .. n-2 bedroom an d den. i,ivin'!' room with s.tone fireplace "nd \vooden de k '\l.'ith canyon view. l,,;ir2e patio with B.B.Q. $53,700 . Eastbluff Office • 640-0020 Bayside Office • 675-4930 Daily Pilot Classified Ads IRVINE UNIVERSITY PARK Finest ~1arquette available._3 bdrm .. 2'n ha. custom carpeting and drapes, paneled fam il v room. mirrored dinin,R: room wall . ai r cond l- t ionin ~. electric garage doo r opener and pro- fe ssional land scarinc \\•ilh sprinklers and outdoor lig ht s .• A.. real beauty for $46.500. .Red Hill Realty UNIVERSITY PARK CENTER , IRVINE CALL ANYTIME 833-0820 General General ARE YOU LOOKING FOR .Ai.. ha ppier lift style. outstanding schools & fr iendly people? Then see our Corona del Mar. OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY I TO 5 975 SANDCASTLE 3 Bedrooms & den . $56.900 4JI DAHLIA L111plr \ \1•i1h pool. $55.000 436 SEAWARD Triplex. $i9.500 ORANGE COAST REAL ESTATE 2600 E. Co•st Hwy. 1t 011hll11 ( CORONA DEL MAR 644·4848 General --General--- BLUFFS BEAUTY New custom, super delu xe end un it. 3 Rll, 2¥1: baths: sep. dining rm .. gourmet ki tch . Please lei me show you th is beituty & the otber lo"el y condominiu ms avail. at this time, in lhe carefree B\urfs. 'LIDO BARGAIN Lovely 3 BR. hom e plus Ige. sep. stud io. 3 Baths. Cathedral ceil s .. lots of ~!"'· 40 Ft. lol. Move-in cond. Lido 's best buy al S79 .~00 20 ACRES PLUS 2 BR. HOME Vie\v. property "'ith ~entle sloping valley. Onlv 6 mi. frnm El Toro. Could be home site!. ranch or ? .Ai.JI util. in. Priced to sell at $~.000 an acre. HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR 6#0134 , .for-Action • • ·Call 642-5678 Daily Pilot -C assrfied Ads - SPr examplp '1f prnci11rf 11! 2006 Gal AX,\, Oo\•P r ShnrPs. Ivan Wells & Sons • 642-2511 • GOOD - Ea.~1.~1rlP C:o.~1;i .\\r.~a Jnr. :; Br .. f::in11I~ n11 .. J!, liii1h~ Bl r-111 k1tch .. rrrlr. SPr!urirrl r111t1'1 S.\'\.T0:-1, Waterfront 1r11h 4 ftr1rn1~. f;in1ily nn, lnrn1;;il r11n1n1: rnnm . :1 1 1 tu~ .. 11nr1 11 ~urwr "'Alk-•n h11r. All hu1 l1 -1n rJ,.r1nr k11t·hr11. ~:.,.I n t flrvw pl11n fnr t1,·in2 1111rl rn1rr1111n· 1111: Hnmr 11·\!I h,. nrrn Su11rt11_v 12· :m thni :-.. 501 F.,·,,n1n_c .-.r,.r I JHlP Peter Dobbs, Reo11ltor 673-7384/ 673-9043 CaH : 67::-~1 :;,\:\-'lil ~1 f'\'P.~ ...... -... ----.... associated BROK ER~EALTORS 1015 W lolboo 67J..J66J COLLEGE PARK- S31,500 ~ Srirm. hnmr on qu1r1 lrPr- l1nt'rl ~ll'PPI. All hl!tn!t. f11mil.v rm .. 2 hath~. ron· \'Pr!Prl rl1>11 ;:inr[ fl''"r~11rrl rlnuhlP ,11.11rll,l!P. J I l n .. !' ~ lnrrP!t 1mn1rr11ii!r ~11lr . Submit ~ ...... rln. or rH ,\ nr \',\ trrm~. Call M,"t-1112<1 !()prn }';vr.~.) \outh ~ (. oast -~ . NEWPORT HEIGHTS Vacant 11M lnnr"-Omf' 3 ~rlronm, 2 hii!h rlnll hnu~P ju~f-.rPmlll1Plrrl [';r-11 p::iint arul r11rpr1!t. !..:tr£!' 1'11 11J1h MO!Tl lf'lr ('::imp1' (II' hn111. \\'11 lk In hr;irh . Onl) $.i'2,:i(ll}. Phont> :i lfi-2.il::. ESTATE SALE S27,000 2 &rlrm 2 hntli, f11n11ly rn1, ~11 hu i!11 ns, rt'"'uhlr 211r11iir. !o!h~kf' ,ihn1£l" t'fl(lf, 2"n'i\I N>s1rtrn1 1111 lo<"11rrnn !'PPfl11 ~mP rllrt'. Prtr"d 11nrlf'r 11.ll o!h~rs -Y.on'I J11sl lon,1:. CaU ~a-R424 10Pl'n ~·rs.l ROOM FOR EV,ERYBODY MESA VERDE [.llrJ:P j N>rlTYrlm + Jf;'l:211 h<'111u~ room 11·11h pnnl t;ihlr anrl rnnm !n -~rarr. Nr11• pa1n1 anrl rarprl~ .. l hath.~. :t f1 rP pl;irr~. Jorm11l r11n1n2 1-r-.nn1 11 nrl l11r£P k1!rhrn 11rr;i . ll0';.;100' lnt 1111h f'lln1nrr 11r'lrl liniir Fl'1r1111.P. I lilo('k in l'll"hml 11nri ;\lrs.:i \'rrrir Cnun try Cluh. S.lO,:JOO. PhnnP ;)\fi·:?:t l ~. -*-BAYCREST * S52 ,50<I J..-.,rl,v :i BR. + f~m•l.v rm , Sh;ikr ronf. Rr11ut . 11".\I <'0 \'· rrrrl wall~. Mint rrnrrrt.v' NEWPORT HEIGHTS $23,250 l/l\rl.v rn1111i::r nn It,., tfl'P ~hrirlPd 1<11. Brsr llr1s::h!s lo- r::il!on. \;ill lnr 11pp'r. BA LBOA BAY PROP. * 642-7491 * ~--1 S22;750 [Jk,. l1\·1n2 111 lhr Bl1'1t'r11 \l'i!h 1·11r('ft "" no m:11ntrn11nr,.. EnJOy !he SI\ 1mm1n2 f)llfll. rr11 11h• pa11n_ 1 hm~m<1, 7 h11rli~. rlf'n, hu)ll -ln rlrr11m ki11 ·hrn. rliJth1v11~hrr, rh1~h 1·11rpr11n~. dr::i(ll'~. rr1n1r rh1nr lo<-11!1nn . ."110 1720. TARBELL TRIPLEX V,.ry nH't ~ BR. 2 BA ownttr • un.il + 2-2 BR I BA. Good IO("lllh".ln. S51,500 BA YFRONT -, Roy McCudle Ru Ito' \llln Nt"111f'll_1r1 Rh·r\, r .;\f, Ch::irmln.ir l Rr, 2 Ba. Cnnrln. 1 541•7729 PMl, plrr ~· 111lp -$79.Yll'l. 11 __ ..,,..,.,...., ... ..,,~I 'l'F:O Hl'R~RT It A6~. l RR. 2 h11.th-:-C\rJM'I, rlr11P"•. :\471 V111 l.lriri ,,._,fO Pfl('ln~rl ~!wt,. rl !'I uh I,. , ll f.\rA.£" 'l.~um,. n $11'6 t!l"m• •11h ""-w, U\t n.1111>' f'fll'I sr.--.m rnr "''1'Hf) Pn\111,. PUl'll Clu~lll"rt. &12--N)Tt. p~rt~ kll-7l\ll. S29,950 4 BIG BEDROOMS NO DOWN 1;1 trnnll', Lo\1 rlf'l•1n 11 11 nthtr"' nr 11~ll'.11n1" $"~ ~ ln11n 11.pr nt1\\· f'ln prnJl'f'rr_y 11nrl ynur n"1nlhl,1 1ns1 111lmrnr~ i'ltl' '1111~ $1~ 1n<'lur11n1: 11\XI''. 1nterr111 . rru11•1plr & 1nsur· 11nr('. i\111~~1\'f' stonr fll'I'· la1·f' llnrl hu111 .1n hnnk1·11~ "'· f:rwlnsNf p1u10, J'lrht\'P liu1!1 Coate Meaa OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1 TO 5 451 ESTHER ST, C'lo~e the gate & yo u ere.ate your own pri· vat_e \\'Orld , \\•1th th1~ be:iuliful 3 BR., 2 b1th res_u1en.ce. sel on an unu~u "lly l~t-parcel, '''h1ch 15 lus hl.1• landsraped & immacul ately maintained. $53.500 WILLIAM WINTON. Real Estate 2~9 MARINi 8Ak80A ISlAND 675-3331 in , rli~h\\R~hrr. (~rr11t t11n\lly -------------------hnrnr nr::ir 11\\ ~.-ho<"ll' 11nrl Coron• del Mar IC ·-o-•l_•_M_•_•_• ____ _ <hopp""" ;10 ,,,.. * OPEN SUN. 1-5 * I RARE APPEAL 1106 GOLDENROD I TARBELL UPPER BAY \'1r 11 !\0()1. \!n1 (r>n'1 l RR: I OPEN SUN . 1-1 & fl\11 111 1-r111 \(.1_<1i111 17• BROADWAY HARBOR VIEW HOME I t'hii1·n11111: .l AR , 2 liii \i11~ft>r l'nr1nf11 1o1 tipCi;i•kd mnrl,.I Rr: 1.-hut:r 1111 li frplr ll'o• ! .. '"°! l.#',.,11111 •1,..11~1:!" l111n~ !.·~,j111 1 r:g rm• 1;1,.111 1111, 111 \i; ·~~1 11 lh f1rlr ,\ 11nt"1 ri:i,,..1102 l'u~rrn 4 AH. f(lnniil thn n11 , I , , HARBOR VIEW HILLS ·"'1 .' 11"m1•11 r•"1 "'" r[rt4,J''1fl 1111tr1-. ""rl. hrn• h h111:r 1:11 1~cr fl11n,.r 11;111< lrl'red, n1u~1 ~"II f1rd11•'"rl fnr rit11r•I.: 1111.lr $.~Ii ll(ij\, 11 10'' rlo1111 1 ~11 1 1\ k 1, h• ''· '"rit•"I ,.,11 \'l'll'prl• !..A rt"' k11rh,.n \1 1!1'1 nT' f:'l1l1 1T\t111 \ Ao lr111 .. 3-t'>ir..;ik f.i;1;1_ 11rr.a. Al!P\ 11''- !'u <;:1\1 ~;,ill 11 .. 111!1'' ...... ~ s.~2 .• iflO DON V. FRANKLIN (Al.I. 0 •4,·l•I• REA L TOR Aw'4 * 673-2222 * "Tr:[A\.;/IL . Newpo rt A -SE-AUT IFU l;--'.a·•r 111 •• ,.,.1-P••' Off~'' DELUXE DUPLE X rnJCED nr.nllrF/"l Anx \rrir. ··nn,rlr11nn \1 • ., l 1 1011~ · .1 RR.fiui rm , 1 ~. h;i , F•lrview \"•f'I\ f(nn) I! r r r I' 11111! I panf'lillJ:, rrrr.~. rl r p ·' Rra111rrl 1·r1hn1: I ·•••rl 111-r-n1'"N'd p::il10 lirkl~1 nnnl. •• 646.88 11 1r .. 1n1..,11T \t1a rupro11rd•, ,,.,.111,.,.. lnr (•ny1ime) MORGAN REAL TY .c<'hf'lols. li1_c 1·nr I"' 11 /l tP _...,....,. ______ 673-6642 67S-64S9 ,,.,.,. .... GH"; \\'Tl\ ~"fl ~rl - -OPEN SAT SUN . 1.5 11 /hn11t £"'"' :!1nl \\'111111,.., $28 250 1 hl6-Ml1. N ' ' 715 MARGUERITE I ------- 0 Down Terms l111rl r ... ::! Rr r111·l1. 1;1p::i!I AY O\\'NF:R: •hllt'f' -~BR. 1 \..!. lrr111~ . 1111, rl••lifl 1111 f""'ll'rH1;1I linnd rr1111·ri '111 RA., T'l.R .. 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C.M. ~')7~RR $23,500 . 3 Bedrn1. 112 BA. •Tf'!~ rtrr•. pii110. i;lnn:i.c"' hlrl11:. ~p1·111k lrr5. FHA \',\ lrn11<., ~1111iz "r1~ \"r11 11nnr 111.. R'' 0 " R , , BR 2 BA W l!r, U~ 1r , . , FHA-VA TERM S I.Ill'!!" frn,·rd _\;irrl . rnnrrrT ,. rlr11 r , l'fll101 lnr 1·an1r1rr S~i.;l.;,r(! :1lfl-06i~. hn::it (I!' :1. Brdrm + family r111. l,it'l!"'. Orf'.'.\ l!Ot'>.;E. nr11r tlir ®ulilr.,·11r ,e:11r. $:!\.000 hriu·h. I"'' r-1~ ] RR . '2 RA , Roy McC•rdl• Realtor 1·11n1pl. 1·ro,,1· .\ doll hrl11,.,. 1810 Ncll'l)lll1 Rl\·rl .. C.:\L fnr nnl1 .\~:1,."-.l'Ml nr FHA llll· 5•8-7729 111 ~1. 11•'1'1 ~··hool,. k ~hOI). ,,,..., ... .---. ...... -\ 111ni;:._!!:::4Sr11~ si. __ _ Balbo• laland M~:SA Vt:RnE ~ All nr :I $. , .. I 1trn. 2 R1\., Ii l t n ~ , . (l]TF. l'<lllnti Cnll;:i2" '2 Rn . ihhll<hr. nri\ _'<hit!{ rpt. /..· 2 AA, .100 blrk. lr1P11! rrrunt llr~ ('(l ·n 1 I h flt tr;ir rto11·n. Pvt p1~, ' 1 pa 1 "· P 11~ ~,. ' ! 'I""" tn S•·hl~. S'.!ll,.;()11, A'i' O" tll'I'. Br~I 1n Cnllf'to:r l'k. 4 Rn. :I RA. Tl'lp t'Onrl. Sf'll Al 11ppr111.~11I. 54()..8.1i6. Corona d•I Mar vrt-:\v~ . !'rrlurlrrl, 110!> S11nrlp1prr Dr1ve4 3 BP.. 1~r1<r f11m 1ly rm . 011rw>r fil4~ 11 ii A i:'lOd 1\111111 11d 18 8. 2ood i n'"~tn1rn1 ll 1111rr :il'.141i'.11 , Hui;:P J)a.N'M'l lPr. 4 kin,;:-.~11r-rl bPrl1'0f'lm.~. 3 hath~. huill-1n~. firrpl;:irP. 11nrl formal dir11nl'!,. Clo!if' In roun try r·lub. Nrrd~ 11 1'11 nf T.L.C. Pr1rPr1 !'!J!'hl 111 $.".l;.!l:iCJ. All lrrm~. VA 11(1 1lo\\'n. R"ttl'r hurry on thi~ nnr. C11ll. Walker & Lee Rral1nrs 27rwl H11rhnr Alvrl . 111 Adam~ :vl.'l-9'191 Oprn ~:vP.~. RY O\\"J\'F:R. :t~l~,h';i~ f11m1ly rm + l:lx:lfl rl1>n, nr !chool /..· shopp1nt': rll 11t<>r. Sll.!l~JO. Pnnripal!t n11I~. :112.'> Tr1n11y nr. :1"1!1--2:111. Turn unusPrl-11MITT ln10 quick r11sh, r•all fi.12-:iEiTll RY owl'll'r, l.nl''l.Y ~ RR, 2 RA , 1'·11m rrn. N"'wly crp t'rl thfuoul. W/lnr.d y&.rd on rul-dP-~11r. · M4-6311i'i & r 673-9837. WANTF:D! F.A~TBLUff' PRIVATE: PARTY DESIRf;S 4--5 BR PRIVATE H0~1F. PRINCIPA i ... ~ ON f_,Y 17141 Ril -61!15 FULLERTON Fount•in Vell1y *CHARMING* ~ Bclrm.-., 2 b&.tha. Family CAIP"L 01vn,.r~ h11ve: bou1h1 11nn1hrr -JpT 's rl,.111! DON V. FRANKLIN REALTOR * 673-2221 * TT'J ;11100 •u1i1J afP' nas Levis . ,.,11 tho~ h11uble1; for "huck-~". C111l Cl11~!ified fi-12-567,11. $(g~Jtl1J.-~'E~S8 The Pullie with the Bui/I-In Chuckle O ~eo11o~ge the 6 K•omb!ed word_; h'!'low to m'l~'I 6 : simole .,.o,d1. p,;n1 le11e11 cl eodi 111 1rs I•"! of sqvo•e,, I YELAWE I I I I' I ' I I 1 5 I xr l·Ei -1- 1 TEYBAR I j' I I I j A M;tml c op slopped 1· ·-------~ speeder, H4 d iscovered that I S 0 R R A Y 1 the driver'.s license st ipulated I 11 I I I correctiv e lt!nses. He asked '--'-· -'-· ..J.C....J.--'.-' the. driver \vhy he wasn'f ~-------~wearing g lasses. Th1t driver 1 1 ~ E C C 1 N · 1 replied: •·rve got contacts." hr~1 -l-~1-~1-~1-' lhe cop relorted: "I don'! c•re '--'-· -'·'---'·--'·--'·--'who you know. You're sup--oo~ed lo --." ~------ ' N I R A G E I O Ccmol•I• th• chix~'• ouoted . . bv fdliriQ lrl 1h1 mtWn; word' I 1 • I I 11 0 111 .-OU dtvtk>o f~m tltt) No. 3 be!.,.., . . . . . e t>~""""'"' ""'·"'t. W· tf e;;2::'"' l1 I' I' I' r 1· j I' I' r r I lkl l lJdllll SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 700 J • • D f DAILV lllll!T Sulld&Y. Aorn •. tm _,,, .. I~ I _,,,Uo Irvine Irvine Ne wpor t h•ch Newport S.1ch l·'-°"-"-'-•l_n_v _._1101...;.. ___ ,Huntlnaton Beach 3 B.R , ?1i BA J1e den,1 ----------1-------------------FAMILY HOME ' Bdrm. & df"n, d1n1ng room. HANG TEN • HARBOR VI EW J\1ont~. buUt·ln kHchen. "'ilh l'.l\'l't' PrtlbJbl.Y tM most luxurlou' • BR, 2 BA, aardl'n kit . 3,000 !q. ft . ol hvln1 1Pf,et. l)('f!Mlront dupltx In New-lovely frplci crpts. lirpll, 2 Car 1a.raif', FtnL"f':d yard port Beach this propert)I lndspd, rom. pot>I. S."1.500, with room ror pool. & Ill 1'\n~s dt>l;t1 d!!&eripUon. Inc la_ntl . 011•Mr &l+l--458-1. VTt\lo' from f'vtry ronm All 7.0IX Sq. It. under roof In· f{ARBOR \11Pw II (I n1' 1, hu u I t 1 u I I y ln d lOpd CUSTOM BUILT Sprinklert front • bark. P•tio. 16-706 ~lapte s1. , , . ,1v.o ytars ntv.. . SSl--.3524. TRJPL.£X. . s l'l a t I n u 1 • units .prll'l tf' patJOs • BY OWNER 1800 'q ft · 4 huiJ1.1 ns_ . l~undr)' room .. , BR. l'i BA, l1m rm, sh;ir; NO SIGN C-11 for appt. to cpt, used brick pallfl, l:iia: Sff' •.•• S::i&.9j(I. tha lor S49.51X>. cltid'~ room k 111.cit!Ut• to Carmf'I ~I . 3 BR. 0(lf'n 1fl70 f'lrrt1.1'00d 12'xfi0' f'rnnt & ,.,.:,r brdroontl" Ji., biL bll-lJls. a11•n1n.as, zkfr1tni;-. 111oragl' 1htd. C\ubhnu1'f'. ~ame rn1. Pont Uve In thl! sun .t· ~mo&:·frte ll.lr 11.t Ran<'ho Ca l1fnml11. SS.000. 714 676-Sl~ kllchen. 132.000. 11\!if; A•h LADERA REALTY St. 963-o2.14fi, ....... fHllrlM P••l1W.si HOME PLUS ,.ntertai.n r;ev,ral hunr\rtd hnu,,. SAi. & Sun. 1712 Ptlrt 2 Bdrm., 1 b11.th, plu.!! aut~l gue11f1, 2 ~droom, 2 baths Ashley Pl. 611-2696. By I---------- 1.pt. Hardwood floors, ''r-in ea.ch un it, Unu11u1tl 11me-1 ~·~'"~"'~'~· --~~-- rilie v1t1.1.·1 & v.•alk to ~ach. n\titr; ll.re too numerous to NE\V Shllg t.rplt! &. rlrps, new Nothll\g tlie nn the mMktt mention. Could be conv,.r!ed p11int inside &t oor. P11.rk qulle like 11 &: It v.'(ln 'I Ja51 lo 11.ingle rtsldtnce. A11king Lido To1.1·nhoust, ~ Rr .. 2~ 3 BR. 2 Sa. lam rm 33 v.•/Prplr .. ""'"'' cpls, cus!m 961-4433 96&-4' !(Ina "' $4(1.~. $265.(1((1. R11. . pool & patln. s.i1-;,a.113, drp1, Nl\''d r~. SJ2.9Yl 1'1UST SEU our Old \\'~ld 96$--2142. I ChArm in a 6-yr.~ld hriuu 3 BR, IOrmaJ (l1n1n1 rm , .... G•rden Grove r11m. rm .. 2 RA, lrplc. sh11k' ~~ . .-.,.--,.--c---,-.----.-,.---- ---------·I mnl. ~aut. l11.nrlscapinz, Huntington h•ch I Lagun• Be1ch ""'o ~a.n, BURR WHITE eauy wrrH PAPE Re ..,/TO l-4 Realtor 107. rlown-S.'4."1f>-CONDO OwnPr mui:t ,,.u '"'' ! 1 ! REAL ESTATE 29111 N,.·pnrt Rl vrl., NB NATIONAi, SERVICES CO. OPEN SUN. 1 T·l rl~,. tn schOtll, ,t; hr11rh. ~ .;;:;:::;::;::;::;::;::;;;;; THE 12631 SYLVAN ST. (ir,111 f1nnnt1n:: Gll'n l\.1-'r. ''DOWNTOWN'' 1100 G\,nn,.Yrt SL fi7~10 fi 7l·ll5fiJ F.v"''· Rr:ilff1r 541':·~11, &15·4.'l12 lnr"11 tri1 in thf' 1·o~t1r .'Stla!1de 494-947:\ a-19--0:\16 $26,250 . SUBMIT ALL OFFERS 3 P.dtm~ .. 2 hll!ht. ()ri .. nll 1 s~.~M. rir m11k,,nllrr. Opt"n l BEACH HOUSE Mtllif N1ct yarrl. r.nM Joe. hrtU!'f' S:il /,, ~un ~142 \\'11lk !n !ht bl'~l'h . ~ RR. l $34.j()('J -All fl'rm• Vrroo1ra, !!AA-2?.38. Ownt'r I RA . $12.1100. ~ r .. 'nu riv.·n c 111 : 67:1-~ti6.1 3r.'J.1:11;5 ,.1·,.~ ....... WALK-To~aEAcH-th,. !11nr1. ~ 11q ft. fnrd associated BllfJK ER S~R E AL. TORS l07S W Bolboo t.71-1461 O!'EN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 12 • S p.m. • , , .$2()() down pymt, 1n n1,•n this SHARP 2 Bl'rlroom hom,., . .GREAT !or ti!' starter s-i , . 011.JVE by 22310 S. Ela1n". , .. 0N1.V $16,1\00. LADERA REAL TY 1''rol II m1AA·11rinT' $12.1:00 A c:re~1 3 6r .. hou,.,.. Scl"""'n-rull P.rice! _.!'.!!_ in_ p11!11'1. At>at 1:1111'. Brl!.11kfa,o;t bAr It. \11undry room. · Low }ow dOwn I.: dl.1ge Reo l Eslole paym,nt!'I /e11s rhan rrnL Citll $40-S:W. SHERWeeD REAL TY AT'J'RAC. ! BR. Fran. Fin. l~ Bmokhurst1 f .V. lfom,. 0Yf'rlooks n~v.' 1-t.B. $25 9501 park, nr. shop!'!, IK'hl.11, cx:rAn ' " < !•~· R"I E•t. S\o", A,1. 3 i'w-rlrooms, 2 .ba ths, den In-(213' 139-..171 1. Open Sun. 12 v1t1ng lireplacl'! l'ndl 11rtderl ro 4. charm to large !iv1n1 ftX'lm . ! -'-c2..-5;T'O"R"Y,-'P"oo=L,--"U huUtit1 kilrh,n, form;tl • ' 1 dining l'l'Jt)m . Out of ar"a Slll~r heatl!d :\ Bedrm, 2, nwnr-r . .1142-6691 hAlh§, family rm, rorim lrir Mar k r11mJ)l'r, VACAJ\'T. TARBELL ltil l l Rr;1ch R\vl1 . n11•nf'r anx1rius! VA i.ppra 1~· ,,rl s:~.ono. Al.I> Tf.Rl\.1S. Call ~·4441. Villas:e..... rif Ni. 1. II c IJ n II iTHAT'!' \\IHERf; A LL BF:Af.'}ffRONT. r,.bulous Bullrl,.r's closro11t on lhf' ~!UST SELL tl'lY hf'RU!Hu1 'l]-fl·: QUA IN"T LITT LE \' 1 " 11 . n\\'N.)'OUR-0\\'N RACK BAY ln b,, 11 ll I . ~phi lpvrJ horn" n r REACll HOUSt:." A RE. APTS: 2 BR.. 2 BA .• .$46.~: l'\l!'Wpo[t Riyi.rra o.Urrs. J_ _JJ11yr1:,ut, .1200 .sq, fl. 41,t br, YOU KNO"''i. S !! <' 1 n rl,. rl :\ BR, 2 BA . JAA,500. Ag,.nt, mstr Si7.e hrirm11., 24 tmth~. .'.\ h11 -virv.• on fM' l11nd. ,Ju11t from !hf' lllln". by hl!ith 499-300.i. ' gTl'ICIOU!l !iv rm. w/f\ 1n rl terluretl s~.000 lo SS4.:iQO. rPdwnoti f'ncinJ . Liguna Hills fp l. PricP incl v.·/v.• crpl ~ It. ov,.nl'r 548-2514 . Spra1.1•hnJ: rui:.t ic atylerl )iv, _...;.,_______ cuslm drps 1 h r 11 " 0 1 • EXCLUSIVE Baycres! J hr. rm .. has VAULTED OPEN * VIEW HOME * ?sh1.1.·shr & lnlf'rcom 11 re 2~, ba, family room, 2 BEA;\f CEILINGS ~ EX. 3 Bdrms, 2 B•s. NEW!~! JUSl A few of many ff'aturl'ti. f\rf'pl11.res. ponL 16.~0CIO. 2007 p 0 s·i; i5 -T I ~1 B E R S , S22.56o. 830-9121'1 €ll.N"frce-:--00.nrtn -~ ,...,,-,-n S: Holiday Rrl . Open hous;,-:~ltf MA~SIVE ADOBE BLOCK 'llo'/Olympic size S\\'lm. pool b Son, l·:i. S.16-7219 Prln· TYPE FIREPLACE, from lido Isle k pul. grf'en, 11mon.c m,11ny c1p11.h; only. emenilies. $2630, 1'(11111 cash -,'-~-'--~-~~ floor tn ceiling. Lge p1crurP w1ndov.• th11t PRESENTLY HAS OCEAN VIEW. Twin NEAT tin. $251. mo. 111 lj\;r , int . FOR sal" by Own,.r, ~BR. 4 and clean 3 BR. 2 b11 . .C. f•m· inc.J's a~soc. te". 4 Bdrm B;i .. <10~20 po!'l, rircul,11r Uy room hom,, Llllrge strad• models from s 211 , 6 o o. drt\'t', [f'e l11nrl, \\',.slrlilf lil'l" hedmom \11/atl~ched p11 1io. Unbeliev11.bl"~ Ori\'f' 1,... J)ovrr S h rt r " !'l 11 r " 111 ha th. $51,000 lrvinf' &·Tustin A""" ltlt ,.,.r'I Si6,CMXI. Call 616-4ti06 Ile! I Long gallPy t)'Pf! klfchf>n 1n-Sanra ltia bf't. 8 i i.:: n 5 111 t1r 11flf'r J:30. Prinr. rtnly. r\udt>~ RANGE ~ OVEN, I hOWORb lowson Jti. Ri,•irra mor!,.I or p h . HARBOR VtEY.' H 0 ~1 1--: R Er RI r. r. RAT 0 R. •e olto• MIJ.-5147, saJl'!i; rife. p,...11,...lino \\·/hf'lnui; rm k \\'ASHER. 1111 1n m11.1cti1ng ~31'.'.1".'-''.""':._:L~•d~o~~,.).."'.""~4~56~2!--.V;;A.-IN>ilO\·rD\;Oi'1WWN -l 1nri. 2660 i;;q r1. $.'».900 i .. iul" r !')lflr \fin,.!'. Th111 <'h11.rmin1 S!r~t tn strecl, 4 BR .. ~ h11. hold, fi.1-\-4:\~7. .,. "33 9" ••33 H11nllngl on Rr111·11 hr:irh hflU!'f' i.~ tloi:e I~ I 45 " SRO •~ th I 2 I 1~:::::::::'.'.. ___ ~-::C~::'.:'.I iiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"'iiii"" BY ANXIOUS 0 \V N f: R rit """ ... . ..... .• . . .. ~ ... nn 1~ 1·ar.-: v11 UP. -t· --. · · • • r'VPrythin~. Olft>rl'd ror nnly Bllyfron! triplPx, 3 BR .. 2 ha. t....rlrmmJO pluJO fl 2 hPrlt"tlllm QPF..:N HOU SE, ~Ill. S~n. I In CREST REAL TY Huntington le•ch $1 500. MOVE IN S2'1:77'0. ~ BR. i:.., flA $29,500 FULL PRICE ""· l.Jollsf' 111.ntl .... S121l.f(l0 rrc;i.r unit. &rlroom nnv.• \'11.-:t. :um C<'liar, Nl"~'port 1---------·1' RR' 2 •• "ri • fl ri I N'51rlrnce ln ~rluril"rl .,...11 SF:E TODAY ~ LIDO REALTY, INC. c11.n1 11nd r'RdY fnr im· ShorPs ne11rO~r11 n, A 1-r11me •1 • 0 '" nl · "' Ir nr H.R. Corrim . Ho!t.p\1111. 4 bd ! o th ""' 000 SHAKE ROOF I S24 200 Fr S..llf"I" l~NE TOMORROW: 1177 v· I 'ri N 8 mMiale o cc u p A n r v. 1 rm ' 11 "· ., · ' =~ 11.tl 0N15;i;. Ji:1~ct h!t1n 1 ~P;,,rt~nc=='"'c,,.,1',~0nl~yo-.~"-'-'_9_n7 .. ~ MISSION REAL TV 6~';_]);; . . bPdroom~ r,.nlf'rl 11.t s1 20 Pf'r .v"IZ"1 Cn. Rl"llllor.i, 54ll·9346. DREAM HOME R/0, t!in rm. v./w crpss., I PRESTIGE 1900-2 !'!Ory, 4 b~, 985 SO. COAST JI\\')'. month e.:i.rh. Krrp AS Mme \VAT ER FR 0 NT 1-BR. VA No DOWN ri rp.s, 9 yrs nev.•, rlbl gar.. J ha, 5f'pr ram rm, tnrm din l.AGUNA O\VNER? Be11.ut. t: u. g 1 "m and rrn111I, Only $36.00J. lf rlupl'x $65.000. ~BR. home. . . f,.ncd k Jdscpd. PAymfz lrss rm. etr. Fully crptd, cu.st. Phon• (71•) •94-0731 lf~cor :J B~·: 3 8:A·· d1n,.rm:, ynu h11vl" ··tittn in the S2l0.00l. Three J?ng-siztd bed~m~. 2 thll.n rent. See loday. rlrp5. Beaut. ya_rrl . J car 2 frplc. l.l Int. Lri. patio i:tr\'ice. ca.II us. l\Iarshall Realty MOBILE HOME ESTATES ' COUNTRY CLUB I !I'll, L ti 'tt• 11. tfl llllltn ••· ' .... 11.1. ti ''"" ,,,lftll OWN YOUR OWN DELUXE MOBILE HOME LOTS JllDI TOtll lf"T •lCU,TS JDI i CUllAlllft O Dlll _llnl1_Mobilehomo PJtk Wilh All These features RIC~J, , •• ;Qlf COllRSl · l lltlfl,tlL Mtl~f ClUIMOUSI • Nitur11 Mo! t.11ns111 Wiler 'OQI$ S/\Ulll!~Ol!dJ. I l~ihl!, 4 1tUl$ld1 SHll1•G •oem, C11d Room\ 4Cll80 Audl1011um 11<1~15 '•ll'ln¥ nl(UI lt l!U•ll full·l1mp Sot!11 Dhtclo• U/!'llrrrrnund Utll1t1et loct All·Ch1n~!! l'f C1~·r Cil)·IYPI Se•tll N1rur11 Cl' '::11r~:~:~td11~~,~~~i:.t111::~· llDMES 01 !IX Sll[ll!A llVllll 13,990 lo 17,290 MINIMUM 10% DOWN Discount l11r 1dditiaiut c1sb flEXI BLE flNANCING UN11 3 "ow OPEN ntll IROCHU•I -Wllfl I" .. ox .... 1pukhnr baths. bu1lf.1 ns, J:ar. O"•ner. S46-J2ll5. S7L500. O~n houM' 1•5 Sun. w lk & L d'. "' d h • 1, BUILDING srTE u• Vi• M'"""" ":.-."'" a er ee HARB!JR VlE\V HOMES . .1s was r. Usf' r 1 c ! FRANCISCAN ).• o u n I • I n ,_--Lrg. J Br .. Prine. Only. Pvt. S1!11 Otfic• f1 1tJ 32t-l412 hrepl&Ci!, located , on l"Ul~e-2 sty, 4 BR, 3 BA, 111.m rm. 10 XTRA clean. 3 BR, 1,;; BA. Realtors nv.·rlf'r 185.1 Port M•rg11.te ~~~~~~~~~~ u e ltl'l'!~t. B'.!lultful fa mily 962-4471 (::;::) 54~al103 ulil rm .. i car .l?llrage, ntxt Leb"ldl. SUl'\lk'~Y'd,d '1'1.dy lo :'!5' Jot. No s1d,. O\VNER ~.·' "'6' o~n Ev••· 6.t.1-49i7. , 35' MOBILE HOME hom.e wif!i .lovely patio for to nl'v.' school o'1 Margarita ui ·"'ii 1ng isance :\1UST SELL. Tr11d''.' Bkr .. \ _ __::~::~~;;·;;:~~~_;;,;;:_-\;""-;i,co--:;;:::--;;-:-;:- outside hving. Prtcerl low O D 'I l l 4 Ln. Ky ('l\vner. 1147_3676 beach: Only Sl 8. 7.iO. fi 73--675fi. NEWPORT BLUFFS, attrac. de ~, REST OFFER Wi-3181) for Newport B,.ach 11t pen a: Y • Townhouse. 3 BR, 11 , BA, ~~~~~~~~~ S32,950. All 1erms. Be trer 21131 Bingh.!impton Circlt: V.!i ._RE~ .. 1,BR . _2 Ba . 5 BR, 3 BA . Fam Rm. 5.~" location at encl colorful par io. nr pool. : H~! ! St A!lant11·\\'!Brnnkhur11 S2;:i.!)50 S9:i'l ON. Sl{' :\10. 'Ir" et .to -~ tr ,."' \or LOWER COST $32,.)00. 644-2!H5 979-1970. fle'I Estate, !.JIJ!l W lk & L .f BR-2 irtnry. 2400 ~· 11., AuHiorized Bmkl"i 5<1g...r,z;7o RANCH STYLE HOME ~~~~~;;~1• S9!1.~. Ov.·ner. C,11.n ynu paint 11nd Jand!'cllprc ESCROW FELi. THROUGH Gener,I a er ee ~h111; W/\V, cstm rlrp!', li: Irvine lo Sii\'" mon,y'! 2200 ~ fl, H11rbor Vie1v Home.!', 3 RR 'i2 twlodtl 24x52, 2 BA , 2 BA, Crprrl thruoul. Al!O 20x.53 2 BR. 2 BA. "IW'I porch Also l'Chc44'1 ~ 2 BR, I nr 2 BA. GJ"ffnl"'Rf P11rlt. 11~ V.'h1\. tier A''"' .. C.:01. ----1\'0THJJIC Do"·n • Assume ln.a.n. rm ('(l\',.!"S 11.ll, tnclud· ing util. ?<hf~:t B r"ILS4' C11.!teade .. 2 . Br.. I Ba. Hunlln;;:ton $horccllff~. f,11.ll c n l ! "c I 2l.1/n1S.-67l ~ l\Pnt Re"J1y. 12':<00' 111 Ruttcrrif'l<l Mobllf' J-lnm' Park. facing Lake Ell!inol'f', l29X> R i~nidl!' Dr., Spa.ct 10. 678--2162. B11utiful Re poss•ssion Of'n + 2 BR. lrrn.-g,rs 1.1·el· NltTI~. l..n\',ly park, a_ll f'X· 11'1\!' inrlurl,.rl. CC'lme l!f'": GZR7llfi7, An:t l\1nb1le Re- J:.lllt'~. j,;~l-1100, Lnr. te=.r-.-S~ky~"-"'~,~,,~b-,tl• 1lntt1C 12'x5.i', alt bltt1 "P- p Ii 11 nre & , Likf! """'" Orl1ghtful prk, l ml. lrom Hoa9: !lni;;p in N.8 . $5600. 5-18-i361i. 21."<60 ~I LV E RC RE S T , ron1pl. llf'I up 1n ni:'I\' !, 1t ;u pa_rk-w./ t.a -n-d 114' 11 p i n-c-r porr-hf".c. 11v.·ning Ir. uiU. 11hrrl, 962-9193. LOVELY FAMILY PA RK 3 BR, 2 BA , al! bltn§ & ex- lr11s. Ne11rly n'"" A m"11.st ·""'"· S7195X.'\, Ana Mobile ReAAll'~. ~l-1100. 7'1U!'T Srll, 2 Rn lTIObtl"' hon1" 11t hrach, 1ox1:.. XlrA!'. ~~~"rl N1.1'j)rl Sch. S2(lr'Jtl. fi42,~7~ f' \', & , 6 12<361~ r\11y~. * F URNtSltED • Jib;~~ Expnnrl(l. 2 RR In (lire 11rlult pArk. Only $5511. rln\\•n. An11. l\lobil"' Rr!'lll".!< ~.11 1100 'AA LANCER, likf! "'"'· Crpt~. 2 BR, 2 RA. Nir-e h1g clnlhrJ< clO!'"'· Lnrlst'p'rl. 64/;.. 7949 I ~1UST BF. ~10VEO~ 10x~1· Liv. Rm "'xpando. 1 opPn/1 .-nr. porch. All xlrai;. ~4-9300. '69 L11ncf'r 20x::>2. 2 BR . 2 BA. \1•/\\' crpts, drps + m11ny xtr11~. 54R-6933 .!lnytimt. Real E111t1, [j] Gener•I '---------' ReiJtor.s p11.1 in. 3 BA, w.!lt"'r 50ttn,.r. !-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "'1 ligh1f;il 1l .. AR ., 2 RA., M•s• Verde 4 RR, 21,, BA, Jg fAm rtln, C,11rmet morlel. 19J7 Port Acreage for ••'• -90 H•r•-r Rl vri, ,1 A'om• rul·rle-g11c lot. AJOt1um11hll" • OPEN HOUSE "'m 1 Y '' 1 n 1 n i ronm, ... .!<Pp sf'rv porch. PoJOJ<ibililif'!' ClaridS:' Pl. 644-6lfi(I. 150 Income Property 166 '' "., " I • S43 900 twams, builtins, plankl"d MESA VER OE l--"-"'~°'~9~170-'P<~.n"'°F:_v_"--I ~~~fr;:i;::n~~;~~8197 ·r.·~.,.,: SUNDAY 1.5 l\AllJ<. E x r "" I I 'n t ron· DUPLEX. 3 BR 2 Ra. ~ RR of family rm on r nv"r"d BA Yl'RONT, 4 RR. 21; RA, $34.000 •392 LANCEWOOO ,rrur11nn . v.r,qlk tn h'1gh l li RA . BllinJ<, rli11h\lo'AJ0hf'r, pol'ch. P11.inrtd k_ lrl.,cprt hoat t1lip. By nv.·nr r, SSS.!XXI. nr 962-4454. ~ h t D tr I 3 .~hnulrl h1tve $5.1.l'lll'I In P rine onlv. fi7~5.147. N D T $$$22 500 UNIVERSITY PARK gchll('.ll. Asktni:t S·l4.9:i0. 'Ag r rpt1, rp!', fir .. S~'>.000. VA.lur . Buy nnw 111 - 0 own •rms I BP11.ur 1ful1~· urs:rarlrri .l RR. 2 (';If j!"AillJ!". 1 l'llr JIP"'°"· S4fi.f'lfl0 !Off Irvine ,., <121 N•wport Shores No d.wn l•rm• 4 .. ~ ......... J< 2 B , •-·i Pr11'. f,.n,.,,rl y11.rr\J<, p11l 1rt, · ur.n .. ~.m . • , • • . f'•1rntlf11 num". Rt1. townhoUM". "'flrri.s 1~1 24211 Fr11.ne i~M -Open ] 3 ll"p1r1t' hlllh,,, f"m il.v ... mrxif'l"rl b 11 I h , ™""' ,.., rlP~r1 hl" thf" cl,.A nlinr J<t1 .t· 1 Rlk In ,o;hnppini: lint! tmnk. In 5 NII k Sun.) FRINGE BE NE FITS I mom v.·ith fir,,pl11<'I', ""ry C:&I"fl"l.S, """'' rbnf. Rnom tn <'hllrm (lf th!.!< hflm,,. Crtm,. Xlnl Inc. 1 ~T nlrl. Princi p;oil.s f'f'.lf'I, play,eround; !1"nn1it, ,o;ail- c:nnvl!niffl'll f(l th" 11 1! ,,ltttrit: hollrl. R.-2 property, C11.ll fnr k ~"" it for y<itirSf'lf! A REAL .,n~y. ~&-2i!l1.·=~~--I ini k. I\. hii:. J011 nrly hr11rh push i utton huilt-in kitrh,.n. 11.ppr. lo 5tt_, \ ~rf'a! boy Ill $.'\.l9:fl. * oWNE R * 1\1'1\.rhy. f'11 int .t. SAVI' $2.000. ------FALLBROOK 11\'(\('~rln 1:.1·n,·r ~·\ + ~<'t'"J< }~<!.~.~. Rr.-rii:. /.., F11rl'IP~ .. "//lO(l + tr"""· A1·rrRi:?" in('(lnJ" p;ii;;j !-I )'Pllf~ tl\"rr $fi0,000. Sl l.OflO P"r 11cr'°. C11ll Doug r riesi. il4: ;4;.s::i2:,. Packard Lee, R1altor RIVERSIDE -40 AC. LOTS & LOTS OF LOTS Huntington Beach Area 2-2 . 96x13S.64. O\l·ner "1U ('t'lns1dtr tr11de H . B .. N""''J'l'lrl S23.t1XJ. C-4 ~ ;,t)xJXi, A SKir\G SlO,ffiO B .. uriful 2 •torY hom• """ LADrRA RrALTY 4""~ A561 $32,00() -POOL •nly s:o; .... ='OmPC . BR .. 2000 11q. fl . nf flnl.'!SI family t tH ~ u ., RR 1' h · f 'I '"' h.:l !h.c, frnc•ri ~.1 or " .. • 11 i>., ;u1t1 y rm. ,,., liVITll & enterlJtinin.11 . PatlO. Be1tuf. ~hR.11 rpl ,ll'. t•HA VA. ~~~~~~=~=-p!i1y :irP;i.. Grorl .n~'.'"I i:N"'"· frle;iJ lnr Sprinkl,r11. T"' i; t e f u 11 y 968·4433 961-4433 OP EN SUNDAY 1•4 ''ON HOLIDA y University R•alty 11ul:td1v1s1nn, 11 1.~ ha.c ;ipprn\·· R-2 -IOOxl(I(} PLUS 3 BR Hriu.!-e $36.flOO, R·,1 -C(l rnrr Loi, fl.Jle'y " • 5'\xl22.~ S16.it00. R-l -1. Blk lrnm Br11 rh. :i('tx117. O"·nrr n1ll.Y carry first $21.000 R-.'i -On l\1ll1n St., near n'"' trarlr $22.!XXI. l•ndi;raped pMl ii ~zerl PRICE REDUCED' ......,....~ 1614 CORSICA IN NEWPORT'' :\OOL E. Ci;L H1.1'y .. i:i7J-6510 ed nlflhilf' hon1" n111p 42fil ft'OUnd!'. J\'"w c11r~tlng • • OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-5 1-------· ----sp:.H'tl'I, !'f'\'f'l'ill o1h rr C'hnir" much more: 962-1373. · · · .2 Berlronm hnme nn R-3 "SINCE 1946" * 2868 TERRY RD.* Oivnrr/Bm krr 575-lli<:OO Chrck Li.cl : Newport Heights I 11C"rl?aJ'.:PS avfltl11.hlP. Rl"altrir. lri!, rl'nt'ri for i 17j mn. . . I<. t \Vf'S!l"rn D-nk BIR . M1'111'on V'101'• I.:\ hrdrorim! 11nd f"PC'.teitlion Gll~-4740 Rl\'l'l'~itlP 9.:i.·. N"' o 8 1"1 000 n(l HANSEL ANO GRETEL u..u" tarh. i • University p11rk, Jrvinr room, t1r 4 bedroornz. LOVELY 3 Br. Span1.ch 49'1·12AA La!:un11 ,.,.,.~, LADERA REALTY Dayl 552-7000 Ni11hts 2 B•d~VmED•H~~Fft:?. \\'I•·. TRANSFER ·rorc'°s za.le . of 2.. l'am1Jy room w I th homl", remodrcled tttrunul. • '"" ..,,, '"" our lovt>ly 4 Br. Spanish firt?plA~ 1tu ba., crpt 1. bltn k\L --INVES-TME NT-- lSMi Brookhurst, C'°llitr! H11rdwonrl floor.;. 1 Sci t h t .._.. OPPORTUNITY LADERA REAL TY TARBELL Huntington Be.!lch f61--4433 96&-'433 i 111~ ~ rrf'n ,0 m., ~· J. A custom pool. S3fi.500. Day' 6 4 ~ -6 1 9 3. 1-~-'--=~,,,.:c=~-1-~------Delightfully Cozy House k Pat)rt Surrounrled hlll11dl! Int. 16 bl"am~ Cfil· TlilS be11ufiful horn,. -only Ev,s. 673-16.-}.li. YOUR FIRST Looking for . Prlv•.cy?-with lamUy-room fll'f'plllCf'. :I hy Tree!. VJEV.', s.19-500· lngs, frplc., .~h1ll! crpts. s:;s,50(), can 646-7171. 4 5 Bd 2 b I 3 INVESTMENT How about fl courtyard, Mrm., 2 ha. Only Jl,1 years STEP S TO THF. SANO~ bl!ns beaut. ('(l\''rl p;:i!io Slop or rm., a ., poo ' JOPtv1ce-rlrivf', 3 BR . lS 811... rild , In\\' m Ai n I" n II n,. e Exqu1i;itl'.'ly Drsignrrl Hnu.o;rc. by k "'al k thmugh AnytimP. noor!I. l'lf us11ble spa.er . \!!f'.w .. ,Tv.·n Bedroom doll hnus~ hrigh! kitch. b c!Hp S::C'lld 1 d r 11 Pri''"te Reach. Liv1n~ rm.. s3t.900. 837.fi.1l4 By Owner. nf t1cr,qn. Rhod 11 f\Tagil, R 2 l ! •h•(. '"al" lo "-a'h. o~n an scap1n2. pa 10 11 n ynu Dining llrf'a, k 811.r OvPr-RA!allor. Sfit!'.IOJ. M2-3600. on · prnPf"r y. mnm n .., " ,,.. , ,.. c11 n n1.1•Q rht land !or only looking Glasserl-in Atrium. :i BR. 2 BX;-Trr:v1nn view lo!. ~~,~~~n.R~~::;~ rt~·~.~ ~ ~~1~ha~. ~~E. ~:~~v!!.'.91 1 S.34.7oo. ~· lonJ: Living rm. with ~u~tnm s;;:~s8~~:tinc. l -O~Pc:;E"N~S'°A"'T~/S"U:7.:NC'.°'1'°'.~5 ~: .. ~~ts& 3 Y=·r, ies~1~~~~ :!i'u .. 11:rtmily\l'\f~.,0 ::1r i ~r~ Gl'S I red h·111 ~:~~;o~~::::~~~. i;1 .:: N.:n;:rt B.~ch ' . J~e2:Lh1i~::c:, ;;:~~:~i..:~ :,~~::By firep!act . .ASKING MOVE IN FOR $1 .00 VIC STUART, Realtor Channing hell.ch rot111~"· San Clemente $23.lm. Hive only 2 _ Rolh Ar' 1 : LAGUNA BEACH WET YOUR Ne\\" carpeu, drapr~: n1«·1---------LADERA REALTY iharp: ll"fl~rcall riitht now ' ~REALTY -* 494-7531 * WHISTLE! p111Lo v.1ith htrl. k filt'rl. OCEAN VIE\V larwln r•alty inc:. Un1I'. ark Cen1tr, lr\'1ne 1495 GLENNEYRE JOv.•imming pool. Step!' !I) BY nwn,r. 2 lgf' BDR~1. !)j;ll 4405 ANYTl~rr DU ~r. 8,l.'\.-032fl __ ~ .-____ lf Y"U h11·e bern w11ilinJ for bay & ocean. NOT BA. bigrlo~er~.np!"nbeam!', f"-44354300 TOTA'L""'4433 . MEREDITH ' , • TURTL,E ROCK so~~ II CU!!IOm built homf' V.'ll h LEASEHOLD. Only S36.500. ha.rd wood fiNi. frplc, [iv B I Jots of na.1ur11.\ \\'OOd, bP11m· ,JONES Rf:ALT'' fi7~6210, rm & rlin 11r,.a. Or"s, "''"' MOVE IN GARDENS' I Nr1v L1~ting .. 1 r., 11m. OCEANFRONT • ,. 1 1 f'd ealh,drlll rrillngA, , 2001 \V, Ba!bo11. N'pt 8'11.ch h.!lr. gar, Pn<'lll~Prl hk yrl, I d ·o fl~ hi' rm., din rm .. :? b11;. A I ,. M:. V.'h1 !P \l.'!ltr:r \Iii"\!.'. Braut. 4 i..-d d' . 1~~==~=7'-~"""-+ A little elbo\\" ,rt:.i\Sf! 15 8 11 mmf' . f>O!ISt'Ss1 n. x1 , "tt. A·-"ado sh•• __ 1,, !}<: room!', 11 1n1ng room, ti * OPEN SUN 1 5 * $27,500. Op<'n hou!I' <!92·13.32 fin nc ni 4 BR I " Y"'-""" ,_. '' BR. 3 Ba . spht-ll!vf'l !urn. fAm ilv -rn. ,ky\ight!! I; I d ·A. • ' · it 11.k•s f'or 1 GJ buv"'r lo 8 1 ' · llm rm ' ~unny 11trium. Only Ii nln 's · '"" · 508 R d ve C t B h "·ve •hts nirf' 4 R,· "-ml" fnrmal rl in rm. S~2.7;,(l. 1 .,_, 1 , d 14_ ,~ hC1m"'. v.·it h sta1r"'llY to p11ntry, And buill around 11 e an s · . •p11 rano ••c "" • '~' 0 S _ _, ~l2-4 52fi n d "'"''"' !11{' Uri"' · ;i, "'· StcrPI Cot•e Be11 ch. fflrml'r SPARKLING "·-led t,, NE\\IPORT HEIGHTS. ~ 81~ . "'"Jwfll.I to v.·all crp~ -bltn prn U11<.1ny. A&L __ ._ UNIVERSITY PARK prnrv.'rty nf Charlie Chaplin. ·. ,,_, Bdrm~. Nl!',ds redecor. 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm, bltin!!. • O"'" p m•nl' TIVINKLING LIGHT' h ,., f.1lttre:I pool. ttten arab yoor l..J<I", $225. ""r mo. ,_ r.!lngr. · ;iy ~ · i • 2 Rr , 2 Ba !n1vn s,., Nf'A r Nt1.1•ly N'modeled. R'duc!"d GEM•---r ~ Jess than rent. Call ~.l.17>. -11r"' 11hal you 'll~'' from rh1!t ~rnbf'I L C'nrncr lo!. Gd Sl.l'i 000 phnne t.· dial 646-7171 ~ A •-P11sr:o Del M11r1n11., SJC SHElltWeeo REAL TV lovt\y 2 litory :i bdrm .. 1~~ ,,rm,.. S'29.i :i(J. EtoMER. AL. D BAY LOT ~ea t N!"'port Be11.ch 11.ri· 1610 \\'. Coul H\\•y .. N.B. <193-3492. b th ho , rlrf'SS &I (Inly ~1.000 v.·lth REALTORS 642-4623.l·s~-~-~~---- 18964 Brnokhurst, F.\I . : boot! ~~l ~::Jfi ~u~ ' 01vid O. Carlson L.argest View Lot lO 'M dov.·rf' B an Ju•n C•P•strano OPEN HOUSE " ' · · · · Rultor 833-9293 1127 Em"ald Bay. .S!\0,1\00 .. NEWPORT H•ight• -Y -by ~cVt.y. F 1 & II Q\\·nt.r .. 1 Br. 2 twi ., bltn11. FAR OUT 1•-1 HOl\'l.AND l.N. O\\'NER T"'NSFERRED 10 2 _ST)', Tur1lrrnrk, Bm~d.· nr ots homes r11 : iui IV'I B'll G frplr, sprinklE'rl Imnt 1' Closl" eoough lor r;i ~y Mm· SUN. 11-4 p.m , R1>frl"shmenls New ,.f~x 3 Bl't 2 BA moor . h~ nv.•11rr, s47.:i.7.l. 1 rundy, R•altor back. Lrg, patio k yarrl. 1 muling. Fu f'mugh t11.1 ! ln • BDRM a $28,750 ('Afhf'rlr~l ~ili1'1$' i1m rm.: I ll'll lnil. Nr. ~chi.!<. &.\.1-2112!1. 341 Bay6~s"6 l~~·1 Beach Blk elem, l!Chl. 4 blks Nl\•pt ha·v~ horsi>~ t1 nrl thP. "'Irle (E/Erl"•ard~-s 'ErlinJt"rr l -ti rii;::ht kirch, uri~radM sha' l•gUnl Beach • DOVER SHORES Harhor H.S. Prime •l'f'a. open 11p11.c's nf the hill~. carpetNf !hruour. huilt1n~. rrn15. JO~ dn, S32.m. OPEN SPLIT LEVEL/VIEW S31.900. or nfler. 508 Few minutei; m lhe bc11.ch, · •· * * l\fillit1n.!1il'f'!'I Rnw v.·ilh & r11n-pant>hng, xfrA rlr11n & sh11rp. RKR . 9(>2-7iil. , Cho1rf' loc"tion. Gri\nd living RPdl11nrls A1·e.. N. 8 . M?conds lo your pr1v11.I! rlub F Y I t t,11~tic view nl the &y. Quirk occupan<')" fHA, VA, RAl\E LISTINr. • Sl"llch o r our nspec ion rm w/rlll.rk hrl"·ri. nrs. /, r.nrrl'nus :l hedrnom honie: 645--5.J2'J. with fl"nni!'I & pool f:ictlltil"~. CnnvPntinn:il. C11itl 962·77il. , SAT. & SUN. 1·5 rlram1fic marhl" frplc. 2 BAYfRONT PIER Add 1hi11 tn " ?.040 IQ. fl RED CARPP.T REA LTOR~ NCLrth. Pains V,.rrlf' J tnl'!f' 30731 MARILYN DR. hdrm!!., d'n "'/rt fr ' re . v.•ith luxuriou!' carJ)f!'ts •rlrl I homf' only .l l yPan; nld arlrl fron t, lgf'. <'f!V,,rf'lt f'ntr\', 41 . rlrapt!', 3 1p11rklin« b11 thJO, 01'V'n Hou&f Sun. 1·5 BR 3 .e • f "' · South Lagun11, hchtnd Alph• Go ur.met kifch. w/h1r l'lf f 11 d led t ynu llN' rea.lly FAR OUT"' ... $42 ·90(1, 0 ": n °;~· ;1" "'; • Brt;i Shopp in$: Crn1,.r. IA,.,.. h11ndm1de tilt~ • opf'ns to 111gtf u Y ecorll. · ' rrea. Ch1'rmina !, BR. beach home the k.lds ll8y: r --U• 1101~,1 •K'lnh•.~Oyroeu m•o•I ... "· .~..:.,. w • ·l ('" · ly 2 bdrm. . hnn1r v.·1th big !!h11tll'!d p.\tlfl. \Vtll gTN1merl , rourt yArd. Priced for !hf on !!andy short. Excltln1 NO\V J UST $72.WJ '-11.>1 thi ' ha..., .f BR. 1 ""_,,,.., O<'""" ,·1r11'. S1'l.500. l11.ndsr11pM lf't $62.~. ~.T~~OOO;; hurltf~~I executive a AP'! harbor action -choice Joell.le. FITZPATRICK'S see !! ~ .. ,, . " pon • ** 4 BR. 2 BA 1v 1rrp!r. 2175 CHILLON WAV .e:S:.. . ' . fir ll n 230.1 Bayside Dr. $153,000 Qpistrano V111lt"y R.ralty hon\,, Xtr11~ includP tn-l.l'i patio 1,nced varl1 \I T I H'll 0 z II j) • ' • po1ntmf'nt c1ll. Rv Annnintment Jl.~1 CAml-Cap1·,~,no tercom cuslom lighllnl! · ' · ' r r mp" 1 s r, In e · w lk &. L · ,,...., '111 '"' " custrim" ('OUJllf'r top.!< p;,_ '~ fl.Jr hf'll f,' 3 hlk11 ,.., r\l"V.' ('\l~I . hlt . :l Mrm,o. .. 2 ?abod I' er ee 1,T~'<l=="~"~""-"--c-~. '-"'-· -"'°°,_,, San J1.111n (':11.pistr11m I. -...i ti kt ~ ,,· fflUlflOlto.O Ctntt.r. S26.~. h1111t~· hv1nSt· k f.itmrlv rmii. -• -HARB Vu ntw k unique n111t 49J..1114 1e.nt ..,, v-·" 'c ,fll· " "ar l y Ownrr 897·34 1~. . · . R II 8 I 51 lffS a:ar .. musl ,'lf'e to bl'hrve! . · "' hr1m rf'1l .•. k frplc. An f.\ on 4BR :lBA, -''P tile entry "••tor nee S56.000 or _rutu . Lr.11.der"hip Gl\EAT ho~ fnr YOUnJ ,x. 1 ,._xcr:ptlonal buy v.'ilh a bis ? ••T~T a .2790 Hllbor &lvtt, 111 i\rlams hA.11. rtin r, zunkn lam r SlntA An• J\.E. 7 14j~l-+t66, t<qitl~ J Br.: den, fam or""" \·1r1C-, $1t:iotl. { 54S.949l _ O~n Evr:!'. 1t.•fwet_ bar, 2 _fpl, IJ pool. =::;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Gov'T ltEPO·s l'Tll-" Jdtch, "'/vaul~ bl"~m \\°11..!ch for flRi?~ k !11gn1 J.;.i N. CNL..il Hlll'll)'. PANORAMTC Bay v I le': w Intl~ ..... ,11~. II' Inc. dk• ... • • ceil. 961-44~ n..i:. h )' * 499·2800 • , _ ~ n-h tmm f'Vl"r'Y rm. L11x11rlo11!I palJ(ll':, m111ny more x • • BY OWNER t• ._.ci.1n" w::•C · • -rHA-VA. For inform11tion ;.ltfcV•¥· --fi~ 494-lSll "r>lft J,.v, tlf..~'IY dtcflr. 3 br.1_:;16_9._500'-. ,;_64_4-4_.10<____ OPEN HOUSE l\nd lo\°tllion til lheU: home.. WIU.. ,M'Jt'iiiA 235·1A~"· l!l:»'"'"' ~ 4 t\A, m11.8.t. ttu!te w/2 h11 k Sat. tl-4 & Sun. 1 l·l KASAllAN .'deu.~ Po1e lo tthoP--'°~""'9~ OCEAN_ VtE\V, .1 blks to 2 dre1,.inJ rmtt. K"¥ 11!1.f'd Harbor View Homet 2422 S. RENE DR. Rt•I Estite 147.9'04 · p~ 7 AMi n cc u JI I e d , ~ LJ.W<"-CM.A ~ach. ~ BR . 2 BA It. Ii'' be•n;itd llv. rm, 10 frplc. 4 Btdf'Oom, t11.mily room , rtin· 3 BR .. 2 Bll.th, rlreplact, up. l riUN'CiSC'ANli~"""'"li .!llril~Ol<=!:"~·.:~~7-G.~~~--...., ... '-""'o.-rm. 4: trpl .. &f!P din rm., 11 BJIACK'ltui bl.tn ~I w/Mr. 1n1 m'lm. m .731t ree. 7~ dinlna: rm" servlct IU't.11 ln- fRAN-•.Cl<SCBrAN .• 3r :~1 .. n i' ' ... ~~·t..OVELJ' J 'fir. 1'1 ~. nr TOP 01 The \\'orld, Ol;t.!ln lnrd >d w/pvty. ~1any xtr" lrt oov rt PfihO k dtt.k. I 11 t n : OWNEJVAGENT l':ir1t, 2 CIU' guage, Built-In~. °" ._... p 1 f'dtcrt xh"•s & sav1na:s. By own•r. $lli.OOO. 642--0590 llroktr. 64~'7722 or &«-a134. dr11ipu, w/w carpeti. Cf'ntr11I pr., fam. rm.. U1U11,1 rm. btach. Sh&& crptr t>u-uoill, ~i::·· ,. :u:s~. ~rms ~-11~ Open Houst: ~ti 8rook1, Sit OPEN Sit. k sun. l·5 11 ir etonditlonint. sm-lnk le:n Cpt. d rps , landac1ptn1, many.., Jtru. S 31 ' 5 O O bl. Nf'w Fhllt t p 1 ! . « Sun. 2-5. 494-416.l. 217 ~th Sf, in ft'ont. Ju't rt"•lnt«I on ~nkllnr. 1y11em. r \nan. ~:i-~. · 3 R 2 2 DUPLEX ~ •P" • dtcflrator \l'.!illpaptN;, l,.11•· B , BA. l'fth1'61'>d ,,. glaR1 Mod~rn 2 + rien + 2 ba.. · · ln1\de.. t Blk to eltm. athool, clnc Av111l. S4i.1'!00. Ry BY OWNER 5\l GI 1900 M· l1'£ rm. ""/calh<'dral ctil., ronte~porary homt. open 1tery. Priced J'\tht 11 l Ul'Jst.airg l Bdrm. unit, pal'· 2 Bike. ro Jr. High, 3 Blkl':. owne:r. 847.-.$082, fl . ~ br., 2 b11., den, prof fam. rm. ""/frp!c. k \\!Pt bt.11mta'Ct lltn11, octan vift1\•, $41.MKI. Ideal homf or in-111111)1 film. Lo,1·er unit 2 to Sr. HJ1h. Minute• from So. R.AN6i0 L8Qu,1t1 . :1 Br, lrirlicp k t:xteriQr 'P1unl. b11r. parquet lloor. BH·ln pnc.lo!f"f'l yard. 9,.,,, 'ouy ln ~me. Aaent. Bdrm ., dining rm.. bltns. Coast Pla.u A m11jor °shop- 1011 of txtrai! Sl4.~. Optn $.12.950, 963--3«0. 537~80. k\tchr.n v.1/brkfst. 11 r , a , l.agun11 8tach ll.t $36,000. &7~1972 675-4073 Evt1 Slcp~ 10 ocean. 1._!!I ~Y In p_lftl_._$28, no. f'oi:.. n1ore. In~ Sii Ir SU~ .. 11111 tnrltlfO Ctr. B'i' O"IN'Elt -Spa1Uslf sfylt L£e. ~ aster S]. 1.1•/w11lk·ln ~97~ftM. EXCLUSJVE Bayghoftt /By "°Nl"wport ~aC'.h. fnrmitUon, c111l 83.11·5261. dt, H.8 . By o" n ( r. 4 .Fir, fe m.Jm .. nr brh, Xl nl closet. 'Walk tn 1111 \Cl'lnola. SPANISH VJLLA, ocein vu Owntr , Xtra •ptc_, Jlvln.c.J=~Own~g";,!'15-~3589~_1E~v'.!'~"1~n~•·~1~ ... ~!"~!!!!!~~~~ 96z..304t. i ttind, Sli,500. 961-4i63. S-42,50(!. Ov.•ner mo v I n I thru pws. nr Mach. 4 BA.. ~!1tr Br .• l4'x:l0', 1 amaller BLUFFS • Condo, mt,)or From ·•0u1stmu N,atlt.1'' ~fm ft IWTil'IM'~. s 14 • ~·ft 0 • -ILCall BA, ukf. • ~8rirdt . -b8-rafmr'NAll ""'lf1'bl"I ' ranttean ' tfl'OWA--l4vit--,¥GU-e&A- 2 Jll., ahll crp1~. nr A~~me 5 ~ THA loan. I TM b 1tt 11 oraw UI the Wtsl S7S.l'IOO. AdJ, terr. -lo! t ll!O PASM!f, 1buttu1. c p 11 n •, 8.R. 21 ~ Ba. +-utility rm. tum "trash to Cit.Ill" In a flCbeolt, quJtt aiJ.(I~ t. T~t.111 mM. pymta. lrKI. , , • • nt.Uy Pllol C!&11Uled avt.U. $1&,XIO 0 w tier frp!c. bl.r, ~tc. $4!,oo:I. S4l.5M. Onr. '44-ltm er DAILY PU.OT cl.usilled ad '1} 1 tm, -..!95. m'1nl $11!. \!1.\-1413 , • Aa. M2-Mll 494-1210. .._ll'Jl, 64~231\!. 875-.ll.l!. -<all &12-5611 , . \ - 5 Acre~ near Pa.lmd.!ll e 1nt'I ,\irport. Xlnt grov.•th poten- tial. Only S:t'l.noo . lt'rm.l. Bill Grundy, Realtor J41 Baysirlf', N.B. fi75-6161 PUMA VALLEY ""'(')(':irlfl!'. 7 + 11 c rt JO . Highv.·ay i6 frnntaif:'. F/P. 5j2,000. Call Dous: f'r1ri:T. 714: 717-i:!'i2:l. Packard Let, Realtor LA HABRA lfr ighls. l '11.cl"f", h11s l'l\'OCild"> tr"f's, 1d,,11.I lnr hor~r~ Rnrl c h 1 I d re n . 71,1/%8--9141. 40 ACRES. take fnr nnly $29 month. $1250 fl't llcre. 968-0047 Commercial Property 151 4000 SQ. rr. BUILDING in excellent condition. Sult.!ihle for many Ul'l,S. Plenty ol parking with roont for f!XpM· 11ion. Cl!ntral Cost11. r.!eu hu:i;l ness art11. $150,0Q0.00. J:i.oon Sq. F't , tnral Ar~a . Please call lodAy. Cnmm,..rci;i\ invr~l.n1cnl in Cnsta Mesa'z husitsl 1hnp· pin;. 11re11~. lnrom,. n\'rr s;roo pr. yc11r. Prlrf! S,'!S.!150. E"<Cf'llPnt term11. C 11 11 54fi·1600. INVESTMENT OMSION First Timt Offerecl- ~'t Hwy. C<!ron11 11el M!llr 3 Commf,rrial & dupltx 1os,ooo owe To@llll\ E. 17th St., Costa Mu• Top loc11tion. low rio'll'fl 11.5~ Sptndsble rptum Rell.lonomics, Bkr. 675-6i00 Duplous/Units ••'• 162 961-4433 \ 961-4433 7 HOUSES ••. 2 LOTS Fix'r upper 1 arid 2 Bdrm. $S7j, mn. income Sl0.000 ori"'n °"642.1m $79,500. 10.1 BEDRM UNITS Furnished ll.pls. close to town. NO LOA!~ FEE. S12.000. dov."1 , ov.·OfOr v.>UJ hnMt f', &12-1771 SllS,000 1t: CENTURY 21 1t: Newport Beach Wes!cl iff Plau area. Com· mercial building with 17 tenants v.'111 show • 10~~ gpend11bl,, f'ully llir-ain- tlltioned. H1111 12,300 sq, f!. Total price Is $215.000. C.!ill Walker & Lee Rf'11llor,; 2"190 Harbor Blvd, a l Ad.!lms 14~ \\'ANTED : Rtal E•t a t '° Slllesm11n lo h11ndle im- provl"rl & unimprovM in- rlll1'tr1AI !anrl. Pl,,ase call Erf'll'~t F.:rkhnlf v.·/ Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. P.O. Box 267 Or;in$:e. Ca . ~1-2621 6 Unit• e .. 1bluff- 2 .BR., 2 bath wilts. 2 yrs. old. Fully CaJll. A: draped. Cove:rrd parking. Best Joe•· tlon. $150,000. · , , 11s.&0so 0 -·M"IFL& 28 UNITS ~.000 6.S x grop. Walker & Lee ln'le.atm-.,t Divl1Ntft 2790 Hsrbor. ~ta M,. CORONA del M>r Dupl•x. 545-71)1 l\r!'ll time ciff,.,rert. Br.-nd 2 4-pl.-..x 11.pr •. Ownl'r'1 3 SR new re11.r unit & l!lr""i:tl". ~ + 3 tl'--o-8R'1, Clo!e to So. br. t b1 f"A unH •. J&hfJOO,-~sr-Plaia:-·t""Yrr.-1 f\M~t· 144-8034, """ S4~166l, 531A5l3. U's e.Jwa.ys the r lvhl lim e £ Prlnclpa1~ only. 1lwl)l1 the rl&ht pl1<e If 5-4 PLIXES l"'1 wonrRESUtrs-e&lll1-~"VJ~'Nricnrr.i.,r--~1 64.2--5678 It pl&ct thll ad pnnclpals only, C&1l 148-31'85 lodl)ll ¢... !PM. A, 3 2 '"' A. IHI-. m• ud- llde ... "" < I ', ill!' •• ide' n 1'1!'1- l"X- t'~~ R•- T, '"'' ...,_ utU. K "' 'us! bile b1!1" '•15, h. ' . '"' too O! l Alt A. ny h OAIL V PI LOT S 1 .__·_~_·_,~_··_:_"_· -~ [j1 I I I~ l ~11';;t -~ ... -~l~i \-~!;i~"'"~-;;;;;.:;1~;;:\l~-;;;;;;· .. -;;;;;l~~ [ --~ JrtJI ,.art_ .. ,,,_ HIJ f Wl)nclal l:'::"c::'.o:'.'m-:e""'P_ropo..;..o;rl.;.Y:....~'66:;; Money to Lo.n NEW, DELUXE Oan.1 Pou11 duplex $49,950. ~ Silver l.anle.rn. \\'tbb, Bk: r . 240 Houses Unfurn. 305 Houses Unfurn. 30S Houses Unfurn, 305 Apts. Fum. 3'41Aph. Furn. 3641 Apt. Unlum. 3'.5 Apt. Unfurn, Corona dtl Mar 642-4900. Tti·Plex, Xlnt lax shell&. $6,000 Annu;il Inr.:. Conven- ient N"pt Bell loco. ~-96.\'i. PRt~tE 4-Plex 3 Br .. 2 Ba., inc. SiOO/n10. $62,:,00. N. Costa Ulesa. 5,)7-6151. I UNIT· W•lk to Behl I & 2 BR . $110 ~t. Sl6 r..t dn. 709 Palrn, HB 8-47-39.jl. 21 Unit·Nr. Shop'g , 1 & J BR , 2 Ba. 8231 F.:Uia A\'t'._ llB. $420 ~I 847·3957, 1st TD loans Bolbo• Peni•••l• Hunti.,,ton Booch S.nta Ana 1rvlne Irvin. Blllboa Island 6:¥,1 ~ INTEREST rOR lea~. nr.w l br., oetan. 4 ,c fron1 duplt'X . a r p e I !I , 2nd TD loans ~·,~· 10 '1c. ~2895 •r Lo\1·e11t rales Orangf' Co. "WE BUY TD 'S" 4 BEDROOM 1 STORY ELEG.-"T 4 BR, 2 BA .. 1 yrar ocw.-Ja.mlhes only. bllN,-d6hw8hr.. dbl pr. Kids &: pers ok. S26!Ji. n\O. :uos \\I, Adam.s. $195/mo. Avollablr $/1, er1. 0\\'l1r:rJ •l1 -49~!i6$S. · agcnl 642-5719 or 546-(1-41, S•nta An• Heights ask for 01uck. $300/1110 J{'a.se 4 BR 3 RA 2 BR. $175/nio. lsl &: last. Sattler Mtg. Co. 2 SDH.:\11~.. fl'pl~.. b 1 J: 'l slon,. rui-de·Yl: . ,;l'\I: No gar. Pr.I/Children 01\, 642-2171 S4'-061 l ~ai·age. Bl.l·lni:. Corg~U$; I pahu . V~c21nt, nm\'C J~ 11011'! 2".Xl:il Cyprrst {of! Palisadf'$ Sr<Nlng I/arbor Brt'a 21 ;y rs. ~~1;i'i. l·hgh"'"Y· S 2 '5 · L('ader:,;hll) R.f!:. 714 842-4·166 l"td.) • OCEAN BREEZE * Houses Furn. or 2 ST\", 1~2 Ba ., 2 pa11011, nr Hol.MlforRtnt I [~) .T11.1nai1·1t Inn.,, OCt'll.U _:u. . S200 n10. !Ro. 213:782-U:l.1. ;m----~;;1 oulET & SECLUDED- Houses Furniihed 300 I Br. duplex. sTO\'(', rerrig .. ----------1 Cl'pld., 1lrps .. 11-'d{'C lhTU-OtJL Ge nera1 In ext'pll t'(lncl. P«'fet' ~ber rf'Spon11ibl<' pt'rson. Sl7J . 310 Util. pd. Sl.15. \\'alk to 1\·ater. Unfur n • StO'\'t'. nf. kidi; ok. 1-------.;;,..- RENT·A·llOUSI-: 9i9-li-i?..tl Balboa Peninsula 71 ,-v~i-ne-------BAY FRONT . (:hence 5 BR. 4 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;~I 8 1\, pier &· flt»i1. Surnmf'I' :; BR, 1 ba, fani rm ... $340 or yl'arlr . Furn. or unfum 'I RR '>'-N'pt s3--I/VI <h\·ne r. 613-2039. • ,_.,..,) ••• /:J 'tlJU Apt. Unfurn. 36S Apt. Unturn. Gener ii Gener•I 36S LI'il' BaJ Jaland J BR. ap! unfurn, tor l m11 tilr~ adult onl\'. Ground en!rll.tK't, bo11.t hr up on Grand Canal. 5200 1no. Y<"arl~·. ShQ\\n b) 01111f'r, 6i3--0:!0i. Balboa Penlnsul1 :\E\\'. B11y,·i<'\\. fpl., : BR .. 2 H.\, 1111 hl1 n!'. $.''12:1. llhi!.I:: (il--1 1~~. Corona del Mar '.! BR. .. blt.\ns.. Pool. \'4.1.k to ~arh. $200 ~lo. Orange Coast Real E.stalr 54+4Mfl. • 2 BR-Vttw. Pool. t'rplc. i • .. Bii.th dbl c11rpor1, iZJS. £1.>-l~ or 673-RT.17. Costa Mes• STABILITY PLUS SECURITY S75. l BR .. v11l· .. ut11. pd. NU.VIEW RENTALS -~C.i\1.-Triplf'r-8Y o"·n~'. Sii5.:.. \\'alk to . v.·ater 11.JJ. 673-40.10 or <19f-l2·18 -Br, 111t yr d s /Io c k e i:J $16.'i, 3 RR . \•aranl. """-,!-=--.,.~--"'='..,... BEAU1' new 20 uoit aclLJ!l apt. 114 F.. 20th s1.. c.~1. Bkr pa rticipation invite(!. 6'12-4905 \VEBB, Bkr . 2 Sit. 2 ba ......... $275 '300 L19une Be1ch 4. BR. 2J1 ~llu~ · · · · · · · · Sai5 Pl.EA:iAN1" homrl', frplr .. EL CORDOVA APTS. From l14S 0~ TFr."ll ACRES 1 fr 1 BR. r urn. ilt l'nlurn. F1replaC'es I pn v. p.!!10.1. Jn 11 ~'luu 1g1ni:-!oo<k'1r1y, 1\t' 111! ;1pprr~·11111• !hat o'Qnf1drnr l1•r!1111.: nf hCl!U I' --11•Clt n~·•lUU.tcd. 11rl! ma1u1aint'd 11'~ ,\Vllr~ l"'rl" 111 ;11: gar(lt>n .1p;u11n1•11' 111th 2 b(o(troon\~. '.l hath!!, i.:u1·~r n)lt1U or {lru 11!11.o; f1illio iuµI .'I.}\ lhf' r ll" i::.:1tW'f' (II n111.f1"1r 111 lng. SIQp Lii ~ot'H. pragp5, 11}.20'~ d 0 ...,, 11 J,EN:[;A.±fO.USE.__ 979-8430 4 Br, 3 Ba. Fan1. rn1 . 2 frpl c. MS.000/offt'r. 5;)7-8-IOO. -• ~ • .,, . Carp<'l1i. drape!. BRAND i d h·11 •'lo" m. 4 Bil & 1 Bil, 122,; re I for I BR', 4:4-i:'.>4 . Furnished & Unfurnished Dish\Yasher · Shag CarpJ?ting · \Valk-in Clos- ets. Forced .A.ir I.feat • F:xlra Larfe lloo1ns • Beautiful Gan1e Roon\ • I-t eated Pool • BBQ'~ Enclosed Garages. Qu iet surroundi ng~ and . Pools Tenois C:Onfnf'I Bkfst. . \EARL'\/:sun1ml'r Rentals . NE\\!. Jla.rbor V1ev.• Jlomes. 4 units . -2 , lots -~1 · Fint'r hoinf'S in hf'fl.ch a.rea, $485 nio. 673-71 33. Condom1n1um1 ' ~ '" '-'"'· Cd)I M•l·liill THE VE NDOME (iltn.r Arihur 11r CC1As1 1/1\'yl I 1s.i:i Annlu· 11 \\ rnu" l!'Vt'tyth1ng, Xlnt TI'nt ·. Ft"Olll $3."iO ;'llonlh. Bill ., . ~ Good cond. Lea\'ing a.i· a . d . ru , ,7_>-6 .1 -BR . I Ba , frplr, 1\/111 rpt~. "' REALT\" Unfurn. 320 ('all &12-~~4. Ir<. l'h1ll1fl:l Agl., £7.">-0144. · t,;run ), 11· ti ' lti · bl tns. garagr. no pct~. Balboa Peninsula Yl'arly. 675-49jZ. , \l .\TCll th(' 1'1111••'1 Hl !hi<; DEL E ,.,i..,1111 ... " ~': iJtll111. t1.'t'flttj APARTMENTS L'ni\', Park Cent<'r, Irvine Costa Mes• close to shopping. fN1· !!arbor & l·l a1nilto11 St I Call Anylimf'. 833·0820 Lots -for Sale -170 I , ., . -2 s10ry, l Bdrn1., cB.rp<"trd. ............ ---..-..---1 POINT: _ Br .. patio, dbl .gar. draprd s!ovC' J.· refng. B11 d. dupll'a.. ,\.lull.~ onh , "·· . ~ , SI.,\ \\ \", 1 ,.~. ,1,.~·,., Atr v)tl1I -~t'\11• ~ "· ~11 in1 • I ,R u. • .,! 11 .. ,_,... ;~.u. ' p I I I I ' ~=z::::::::::::=:c:13 BR .• 2 Ba. cpt·tdrp;;-bltns,i --Adult l iving · No Pets. -.--·-1\!>l'llv~hr.. 2 pools, rlh. 2077 Charle St .• c'osta Mes• 642·4470 3 BR. 2 Ba. atriuni • ·. • $300 houSl'. $235. Child/pct 0 1{. · SUPER Choicr Lor SOx!lO, nu epl~. Ill' l)Cl'l\11, WUllC'I' • I ... 'd Sl9"" "·\""''' • I , 1 _1 v-· 8.11., 11a er pa1 , J. :><.,.......,, ... R-2 \1'/old 2 Br house. Ap-ra es Cl 1 . 1.1-. ·'· · GIU.00'20 . '.n1ng Clo•.~ -I""! 1 ~p apl. o1· Costa Mesa :!. BR., 2 ha., tarn. r111, •• $345 From $150 ;i BH., 2 ba ., fan1. rn1. •· s:iri0 Newport Beach DELUXE I & 2 BEOROO~I S !. ,(· -~ 1'11' !'Ip!~. lll'll, II ).tt'(';lf Bil)'n1~t l:nn111 pla<'r' 1,., !1\C ,\t'·1'1111nr1: \r :,JI; J Kl·;111:<11 f Bl'ookhurst & Garden (;, big hnuse -nr. htty -by \1·k. ---------4 BR., 7 ,ua ., fan1. rm. · · $.15.'i FOil SALE or rent :.! BR ron· Furnished & Unfurnished \)(';u·h .~. iihn11~ ~1 pl, hhn~. t'l:<l\I ~lti" Blvd. 100~1 .En1erson, (..:,G. Ot' 1110. 0\vner J46-9ji4. Sl f,j -2 Br,:.! Ba, Ultn s, cpl/ 4 BR.,:.! 2 ba., fanl, ~Ill. $.l!IO do., t:asl Bluff PlaLa. l leatcd P ool -Garages -Shag c ·arpl'l111~ 1.1~irful d1•1'(>t ,; 7 .~.(I II ~ 7. MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE *BAYFRONT LOT* Corona del Mar <!rps, fnl'cl :-•rd ........... . Choice location on \\I Bay ---------S17j -2 + D1·n 1\· frpl , stv/ Ave. By Oll'nl'r: 673-8105. 2 BR ini• L:rancl piano. i 2l rl'fr, nu ept dq1i>, i;::ar, par. 4 BR .. 2'2 ha .. fan1. 1"1· $400 ~12-t:l'IJ or 83S-936i. D ish\11asher -All Utilit ies P aid. ---- 1 2 Br: Apl. \\a!ho 111 ll<"t';in .{· Desert, \lar£"Uf'l'l1l' .. .\\·ail 4/1~7/1., $185 -2 Br'\\' frpll', hllns, $2.10 rno or Sun11ner rail's J:ar, :-.lrsa \'C'rdr -........• "'ll (] b ·-1 ) Pl It I. Adults Only -No Pets 241 Avocado St., Cost• Mesa 646-1204 ~l1t11)0):. N•t• I•• .1p1•1»1':Hh'' l llJ.) "· 67: (>:110. f' \ , .•. 2400 ll.ttl•>I' f.!hol (' '1. . . . ' • ..... ~"'l~'O Mountain, Resort 174 afl i I. 67;,.16761557·3227. $100 -2 Br. 2 Ra, bltns, t"rpl/ ---11 Pullur HE\1'\I, n~~·1,· ~ Rlt h,,l,111 1!1i.:h11.1.•, 1111 OPE~ 111 A \I TO r. f"\I ·~-·-··_·_•m_._,,_._''_0 _'·_,_,_I ~l Hunt in ton Beach dr_P'i'. ft'nced ya rd · .. •· ·· .. \):11111, l"r\11', d!'l'"· fpli·. -g Sl!1.J -.1 Br 11· frplc, bJ111s. CAROL~·i:-:~ ~KE & A:"~' WALK nu <'rpt/drps, gar. patio, .. , LAl\.EfRONT J-JO:\ll'. I EVERYWHERE! S200-Dix furn 'l Br \\I f1•pl. .. SINCE 1946" });t \Vesll'rn Bank Bldg. 360 LA COST A APTS. 1 & 2 BEDROOMS Furnished & Unfurnished tll",1111rd 1 ... 11 111~~. ~111 . ~1111 · * LARGE * . I 1.1<·w,·h. s::1::, +~1:! .~.::1 •• 1 ,.. NEWLY DECORATED 1 Be•utiful Grounds Ba h 1 · 1 or to 'TI lilln . all ,::lass. r1£"hf on pool "·/dock. good eonstruction .. r.: .ap . 1~ cener, ~1 ." NU-VIEW RENTALS lots of deck. Onl ~ 545.IXXl r UH) f~rn1shcd. New Cal . ., Unh·e11'ily Park, Irvine Days 552-7000 Nights L•guna Beach A Built-Ins -Shag Carpets • Drapes -\\'a lk-tn Closets • S\rimminl! Jlool • Bar-b-que~ • En· c:losed Garage. \Valk to shopping l'entc r . I 1·:...1Qt:f-: t'hall'IHI on B.1~~uh1 10 ;\lunlll'.; !O (}("f'an Dr, ;! lxlr111. & <it•fl • tl1111n.: f\osr: In btl<; \Ill(' &· ~IOl'f'S l'XllU •. \ilult~ only, S~7:1 ·'!o 1 r;;\s · Hriir k s1ovr. \\'alt'I'. Y per. Pr1\'. pnl'k1ng, $90 utLI GT.1-40.:0 or 494-:l24R lt'nns. ~---ALL UTILITIES PAID Agrn1 67;-t-1!"130. f\IO-U(l: .. JO. (;ara1:r. Rt•,·. Hn1. Laundry LAh:I:: VIE\\' ACREAGE paid. FREE ! I 73 gorgrous irel'rl at'J't>s, r1Pl' NU-VIEW RENTALS Landlords-Owners • ""'' .-;;.i7';;;7. Bold New Concept Adults -No Pets 354 Avocado St., Cost• Mes• 1 BR d\lplx. 'll' liv r111, stp Rnon1 lnrlu1tet"I. for developn1ent, 1\ e. t c r , 673-403-0 nr 494·3248 \\'c \viii refer IPnan\~ lo you din, area, bl!n~ &: ~frig, J RH. S140 1lrp~. ''P!:>", rMll'r, Quit'!. 2 BR . $160, Sl65. S1i5 ~f~~i911'""" "' """h FURNITURE RENTAL 642-9708 r.lec1." Only~ SI00.000 29" ~ Laguna Beach 1-'REE: of l'hal'J?"<' .. :-.tany do11·n, J ";. a n10. dC's1r11blr tena11!s on our ALA Rentals • 64$-3900 MESA VILLAGE APTS. 3 BEDROOM-$150 N011 d ri 11kp 1·~ only, no pt'1~. Haciende de Mesa STEPS To OCEAN . , , • l\Ton1h to i\lonU1 l.isl·l\·laJ>-R"n!als \r11 i1ini.: hsl. e Vacanon ) r .. Round . l • JOO':O Purcha:-c Option Box :!75 Big BC"ar Lake RNIC'c. :! BR, l~i B~\. Largr ALA Rentals e 645-3900· Br .. $1\'/refr., l'h1ld/JK'I ok. * \\'ide Sclecuon-2 children welcome, no pets F'orced r\ir J~eatin e: • \\'ater Paid · l 'aroC'l !i • Drapes -Built-in Stove -Carpet • Stall Sho\1'- er· Laundry Room -Fenced Yard. 4:,7 .~a\111 rfi l~d. 160 \V, \\'11~111, Apl I, Cr..t 714·866-3•18•11:>.'f5·2544 ~vifngl 1~'.~-11. !~\·r\y ;·i('i~ -.-PRIVACY'. Spaf' furn Sl:.O. Srylc-Col()r:. ----...L-rfl'" -~ uu f:M · ''ai Bn1•hrlor all utll inl' $9'i ALA Rentals • 645-3900 ft-2.11-lour Drl i\'('I"' **BIG BEAR LAKE \"C'arlr ' · ... ,, • NU-V.IEW RENTALS ALA Renlals e 645-3900 CLEA' 2 BP., I BA . i 1046 El Camino Dr. %A, Cost• Mesa 546-7331 Only $3.995. Cahin !ll'S!lrd Ill f I . 1 "lk ~ 6-,:\-40'.:0 nr 494.:l218 e ". UN'''\". 2 Bo·. lo><'d )'rd. a·pp arr. 'IPii · '' to ~ .TOM the 11'00fls. "Try it, you'll '' .. _ I \" 10 4n• "~··1 -----~--""'ac1.gar .. 1 uu s. 0..-....1.. " llkl" ii'." Call Ross !7141 :\E\\' 2 BR . \I~ P.a., dl'rk. 1•1u ! ~at', t'rpts ~drps, kid.~ ~ _ I General General 531).\7:!8 or \\'fill': ~IX'nC'rr Real Estate. P.O. Bo.; 2828, Big Be11.r LakC', Ce1hf. Out of State Proo. 171 *PRIVATE ISLAND* Choict", shelterC'd location in the San Juan Islands of \\'ashi.n~ton. (714) 61~10j or \\T ile: ISLA.i'\D, Box 481 Bellevue, \Vashinglon 98009. · 40 ACRES, N.E. Utah, "'alk 10 lakf' $i :small to"'"· $4200. s.12 on .. s~2 :\to. 83."\.-3078. .W ACRES, .~.E. Utah. \1·a lk to Jake g. s1nall 1011·n. ~·IZOO. $42 Dn., $42 Mo. 8.l..1·30i.~. Real Estate Wented 114 TRlPLJ-: A Conipany lookinl?: for 4.7 ar.res ol industri~I properly. L.A. or 01·angeo County. Princi pals only, Re- ply lo Box 36l, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa ;\J('sa, Calif. 92626. ~or . .'\I nt ON'a n \ ir\\', $300 J>l'1~. s15.'i. Laguna Hills VlttA GRANADA APTS. , ~0-0000¢<>00<>0<><>00<>¢ infl . 1081 Katt"lhi . 494-6083. ALA Rentals e 64S-J900 'J"o\,,nhouse. Spacious 4 Bedroo1n. 2' 2 Bath. I 0 ·¢ --~ _ J RI~, '.:! B . .\, dbl. ,::ar. Drps. 517 \r . I!lth, C.\I 5~S-3•l8l Balconies. Fireplace. \\let bar. Attached 2 car t BR W/FRPLC FOUH Bedroom home \v11h dsh\\·shr, n1~d. shA". ('rpr~. 2T.'i6 N. :'lh11n. ::./\ 547·031·1 garage. Near Cdl\1 high school. o 0 o 0 SIO\'(', l't'frig, carJ)i;'t. rlraPl'S. pool in ~Tt'sa \'t>rrle r.'orlh Yr\~· lt>a~I' sm n10. =-'o pPIS. --83S A . w N f 8 . h v D I M ocean vie\1'. \'it'lnria Brai·h S·IOO n1onth. Phone ~4ZI. To respon ply or pro-Corona del Mar migos ay, ewpor e•c 0 •sta e esa ¢ arra. Srnall p<'I ok. $1i0 ut ll Ofl iC't'. 3015 llarhor ~Bh•d., ft>ssionals. (21 3• :?2'-'11.'Ul. 644-2991 0 I ¢ L\ * * 2 Br furn 11pl. $175 mo. O O pd. Costa i lt>i>a. L'odo Isle • 0 0 on ypar's lea3<'. Adults only. HIDDEN VILLAGE APTS. NU.VIEW RENTALS i"'llAR~·IJNG srnall l bdim .• -.1-2.--,-N-.N-,-0-A-L--1--6U-i.121:\. Hom•·Like Livin11 0 llocotion yeor ·~ound In lht btoutiful lock loy of tj 673-40.10 or 494-324R hsr. on p\·I, Joi. Partly, furn. ,. ;, 1 e 1 s " · =-c-77'------• ¢ S · 2 b ho O C 1 M Famr·lie1 Welcome! Newpoo l, wi1h in eo1y occ•11 to bu1 ine11, •hoppin" 0 Ll'do Isle Sl35 P<'t mo. ~-6680. . pacious . r n1~. IX'!l os a ese 0 • 0 house April 9; :tlA \0u1 ---------2 BEDROOM-2 BATH O ond enlertoin ment cent•r• 01 w,11 01 riding 1lable1, ¢ 4 B .. ~ ..... · d 1 ·I BDR~T.. 2 Bath. hlt·ins, Ilhaca -0r eon111.r1 o\1·nrr. Casa del · Oro from $159 0 bikeing 1roih and wh it• 1ondy baache1 of th• &lue g . r, 4 ""· .,1n1ng, '"· I\'· hal'tb\'ooU. floor. carpld. liv .._ 1ng room. 2 arra T><illo.~. rin & drapes. Lrg vard. dbl 213/799-2209 ALL UTlLITIES PAI.D ~Carpels • Draoes -Air Conditioned ~ r:nclos. 0 Pacific. Your a ll·eltctric oportm ent with built-in slr-rl't lo ~11·ec r .. ~ nio!I ('t' g<+l'agc. SllO\\'ll by ·a.pp!. by N9wport Beach Con1p.are ™tfol'e yoLJ rerit. ed pat ios -J.Jfated Pool· Forced Air Heat -O ronge, ovtn, dishwo1her and r•frigeratar will b• o ¢· _\'Par _ lr11 ~t>. $6.IO n1 o . !i•nanl, :i:Ji-96~0 or O\l'nrr Custon1 designl'd, reaiurin.c:: Carport & Storage. 0 delight. So!k in the 1eo a ir around rhe pool or join 8 646--12.0 213. g;\.i-7:119. PARK NEWPORT •Spacious kitchen 1vith in-2500 South S•lt1, S1nt1 Ana 0 1he fun in 1h e 1pociou1 recreation room wilh billiard N t B h APARTMENTS direct lighting (cnler 2 blks \V. o( Bristol, off Warner on 0 toblr s and 9ymno1iu m, Lovish lond1copln g ond ewpor eac LE ASE. i\c•11· :lBR. • ~rpa.rate din'g area L ' d \V th I W C I i) 0 d · f · 'II d d I ¢ in a ay. sou o , en ra O onc1n9 ounlo1n1 w1 1urroun you on we com• O AVAIL YEARLY hd\1d firs, C'pts. hni. ct'1h111:. On the bay e llo.me·li ke s_iorage S"IS2S h I' y· D IM , r 11 b 11 I b k • p •~ 0 your guesh w en you 1ve al 1110 • eio. g 2 b!ks bt'al'h, 1 blk bal'. Ni<:l' -11 • a 1~. 11.~"1 ric · . . rrva1e pa tios bach 11·/(uJI k11 rhr11. r-;('I\' rrpll·, fo1·m11 l din. I'll}. Luxur:r. e.p.artmenl li \'Jn~ ?V-• Closed garage \t·/s!oragr. 0 FROM s155 t • .. . -· . sunkt'n llv\n~ rni. Q\\'n<'I' erlook1ng !he 'll'ater. EnJOy • t"ull length marble pull-VILLA MARSEILLES 0 ¢ g shag tTpts, <'Ir. Prtl<'r S7JO.OOO health spa, 7 s1\'in1· o••n SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM .APT. \ron1an. SI 10 ulit pr!. $250 n10. ~~18-3;)1 5, 540-0~29 . I 1 II h ~ "" 545 4855 mnig poo s, C h . .,,. lcn. • K1n"-SZ Bdrms Furnished & Unfurni1hed 0 • 0 6i3-403ll or -49-i 3248 hchl'd firs, cpls, b111. ceiling. b I tr il It h f "'"'I u t tvin9 1 2 llDIM ~--~~---~-= 1 1 d b · k icyc e a s, pu ing .. s u.' rounded v•ith plush land-Dish,vasher color coordinated applian ces • ' g HoUHS Unfurn. 305 2 ful bat is. use nc. fleboard. c_roquet. Ju"lor 1 s '"apo'ng Pl h h . d d b d FUlN.·UNfUIN. . frpl c formal din rm '" us s a g carpet· m1rrore war ro e oors· NU.VIEW RENTALS LEASE. Sal{'. ~r\v 3 BR. n1.·s courts .. plus .miles of e p00j _ Bar"-uCo, • sur. Ad I L' • ! 0 ---------sunk~n living rm. i:n'Mr: from SlG4.50 monthly; also 1 Adult living at Hs bes! indirect lighting in kitchen • breakfast bar • ADULT UVING ¢ ~ General and 2-beclroom plans and Large 1 BR S175 NIWPOO llACK IAY O I • S2.'i0 nl<>. t>IS-3.jl5 540--0429 2.story town ro·ses. Elec-lrfILITIES FREE huge private ferlced patio • plush landscap. ¢ llVINI at MESA ·~ 0 o For Rent,. • OOLLllOUSE -2 BR, sml tric' ltitCllens, private patios 365 \V. \Vilson 6-12_1971 ing • brick Bar -be-Ques • large heated pools 0 000<><>0<>0000<¢.00000<>0<>0<><>0 !~------~-· lease or Option . yard, C'11t'I g11r. kids ok. Sl.35. or 1?3Jconies, carpeting, dra-WEEKLY-MONTHL y & lanai. · 0 II bedroom buuoy wo1h ALA Rentals e 645-3900 P'""" Sobtorrancan park-. • 3101 So. Bri1tol St., Sonta An• ¢ • * Don't l'Ji'ss T/1e Best * 0 sparkling harchl'oocl floors, 2 ing \vith elevators. Optional Executive Suites S.57-8200 0 fl O Bu1ine1s Opportunitv 200 FROl\T the Sulu Seas 1.'Qllll'S the \VORLD'S SA f E ST OUTRIGGER SA I LI X G CANOE. TH E "Vl:\TA". l\toclernized in fibregla~~ rea.dy for p rodut'l l on . \\'!lght less lhan 50 lbs., lenglh 12'. sail 85 sq. fl. CARTOPPABLE I r o rn SE ASH 0 R ~.; to I.Ah'.E- SHORr~. franch i se to sell-rent or bLJilcl available e.s 10\\' as Sl:'JOO. P.O. Box l;;G, Dan11 Point, 92629 or tel. 496-4617. * PLEASE \\'ELC0)1E ttr Tom & Bobbie Keane l\'0\V ASSOCIATED \\.'111{ GEORGE BUTCHER •t Electronics Marin• 413 31st S!., Np!. Sch "The Broker \\ilh Empathy" 1716 01·angc A\·e .. C '.'.!. 645-4110 ,)4()..()6()8 E~·rs. FOR Sale San }"'rancisco S1yle Del\, o v r. r Io o k i n g Ne11·port P!rr. 1\1! ne"' elec- tronic rquip, 1()()' r~rom ocean, Good gross. rully llN'nSf'd S.· n1ore. $14,500. Call S.l6--0571. luxurious baths, cai'petS & •RARE Indeed! 3 Br. 2 Ba. maid se1·vice. J ust north of 2080 Newport Blvd. COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. tj 1 Bed 1 B th ¢ drafX's in living &. din ing k\d~/pets/slngles, s110. f·ashion Island at Jambor· Costa Mes• MANAGING AGENT 0 room, a 0 ""'"'" ,..,a hrock '""•''"'· ALA Rent•I• • 645-3900 "" eod San Joaqui" """ 642-2611 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!11!!!!11!""'!!!11!!!!11!!11!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!11!~"' I g 2 Bedrooms I 2 Baths 00 huge kitchen "ith eating L RGE 3 BR 2 BA f Road. STUDIOS & 1 BR'S A t U 'f --365 Ap-t. Ui1furn. 365 i space. double garag{', large i\ d ~ ' 1· t ,· k~'.011 1'Plcphone ('rl·1) 644·1900 • fRI::E Linens ;,P_· _ _,n"'-'u;:;rn;;;.~;;;;;;;;.;; __ ..:.,._________ • Cen1ral ,0·, conJitioning & hta.tin• S r I . ~ Va 1 0 0,.... rn1• in area, rp c, <' ec 1 • 1 1 1 . r . • 0 cnce< y,1iu. ,· ca. n "' "rP''· •lo·p•, fo•"d ,,·ard, db! 01· rcnta In onnallon • fREE U!ililit's Coron• del Mar Corona del Mir t at S2'.5 fl('t nion1h " -" 0 • Cha rming firtplacl'11, 3 spaciou1 floo r plans 0 r~at~ Y '1 · gar. childrrn/pet OK $285 $150 -1 Br ('(ltlagf', sfv/ref, • }~ult Kitt'hl"n -:;:::::;:::::;;::::::;;::::::;;::::::;;::::;-¢ ¢ c... 1110. 642-9186 g111', Np1 Heights. lnl!nae'. , , • l leatcd }lool 0 • Unutual large closelt & 1torage on patio ¢ Walker & Lee 3 BR. Nei\·ly painted insidr & s1:~-1 Br hsr ,,. trpt & tncd • L~undry ~·ac11111cs . Corona del Mar o • 2 111·immini; po ()h, 1hera peu1 ic pnol,launn' o out c1·pt~, stuv1\ fncd side ~id, Npt lights ···•···•··•• • T & n~aid _ serv ai~d o0 •Gym, billiard!, <lril•ing 1·11ngt, put11ng grr,.n 00 Reallors yard . .l?BrRge, s215. 646-69Gl, $300 -Ne1v 3 Br. 'l blks • Phonr Sl'1v1ce _ f 2790 Harbor Bh·ct. al Adan1s 64&-ll"6. bt-11.ch. gar & dC"ek. 'l'C'arly .• * $32.SO WK & UP or rent 0 •All utilitit! inLluded 0 54.>-9491 Open Eves LARGE honie, 4 BR. 2 BA. NU-VIEW RENTALS e StLJdio & 1 Br ap!s g ~~;:~~~=l~ 8 SIOO keep horses next dr, ~ 6TJ-4000 or 494-3248 e Roon1 SIS&: t:p. I i g fan1. rm., spec. kit, .; car Spectacular views for your amHy. From SIOO acreage sngls/cpls gar., lt'asc $35(1 ""r nio. Newport Shores TV, .linens, babys1t11n~ Sr.1·v . b y· h'll b C d I \k II B "" 1 1 "" this Har or 1ew t top a ove orona e SllS wa 10 \\·atf'r ·. • O\\'IK'r. 5-t:>-3791 In11nNi. occup. Spar kling a\'31, rl'c 1'111 , ut1 , s11·1n1 0 0 $1 25 2 BR sngls OK ~fESA Ven.it. ~. 3 BR, 2 l'Ond. ?\e\I' w/w crplg. ~~ T.v~_1 rn1, all n1ajor Mar. ' ~ 0 0 Sl25 ·2 BR alone on lot thruout. Ne1\• drps & pa int . 3 1·rruit can.•l'i Dramatic architecture. Handsome inter· o ¢ ba. din rn1., den. All bll-ins. ... r $135 2 BR kids/pets. 11 .B. BR. 2 Bf\ lg. !iv rni. v.·/fp. 2376 Ne\vport Bl\'d. MS-9i55 iors. Privacy. Pool, gardens, play areas. O • o 0 $1 35 2 a R gar kids (',i\l, r~xtra !harp family llOme. 1nOO fully l'quip kit. 2 TI1i1 ad \\'Ol'th $5 on l'f'n! Clase to schools, shopping. tj .. ,." I i $150 2 BR ko.d•/~ls " B \Valer pd. S21S. ~2688. p 1. db l sho ·" 0 j ¢ ..-. "· · a ios. gar.. , .. ,ng OVF.R 30 bacliPlor only. Tiny T wo and three bedrooms, t wo baths . ! 2 BR \\·alk to watC'r N.B. 3 BR, 1111 'ba. l\lesa Verde. Sat/Sun. Le a s e . 316 1 Bdrni \\'ilh garage. S90. 0 0 s·125 J BR vac kids OK Drps, Bltn!I, Patio, $225 per Lugonia. 646-26.:;2. From $275. Gas and Cablevision included. 0 C SllS 3 BR H.B. 1->id,/P<ls. mo. "'""128' ' ""·· 2 b• .. 1 h.lk lo. bch., $"'S~O ~Mo.,-v_e_l~n-A=11o_w_•_n_c_e BAYVIEW APARTMENTS O C ' BA " k'd 1 ' Og 6551 Warner, Huntington l•a<h ~ • .2 Bl'l't'S, I SI Pl' s * OCEAN VIE\V * clb hs .. pool , lenn1s. $350 nio. EL'! GARDENS A~" $200 3 BR 1• n1ill' to beach 2 h 1 " :.-•.y San Joaquin Hills Road, east · ' ' BR llOt'l!iC ran<: • acre, 962-7<Kll. Shady lavm-Pool-$140 1"". 714/847-1526 llorse ran{'h 2 BR c.~1. 01' vu lark rni .. t'Or'J~. J\id /JX'tll. ...... of MacArthur Boulevard Rent·A-House 979·8430 RENT"-A·f-IOUSl'J 979-84.?,0 Dfr BACh'. BAY on Santa 117 F:. 22nd St. 64:.!-3&1.i. Tsabel-3 BR t'Qndo .. ".!': BA . / AT'tllAC 1 Bi·, P 0 01 . For information, call 644-5555. Thrl'e berl~'OOn\. 2 hath 2 BR, Jt"A.r. l'~l'nC'{'d yd. Avail dsh~·.chr. t1 0 ·pl._. $27.111110. arfull s, no pt',!s. U!il pd. VA· I -~==============~=~ l'harn1er \\'llh largl" ff'nced 5-1. Child O.I\. No pCots. ~l~:iJ47 11gen , /"an! .118. lSM ~lonrovia .. yard a nd g;irogr , $210 pCor 2193 1~ J\1aple 540-6133. Apts. Furn. 360 Apts. Furn. 360 monlh. 3 Br, 2 8;1. tg den 11 trrpl, :~1~236. W lk & l :: Br 2 ba, turgr. yd l\tesa Sep dining, .till s, frt>sh pa int ·-~.~T~ll~Q~p71c-A~l,~P~00=1,-c-•• -,-.-M-.-.-.-----Huntington Beech CARNATION Ice C1'cll.n1land a er ee Vl'rde. S2:i0 J)('r 1110. :"o & ~a~•·,~ Bir.ks _1 a heh. 2 bdnn 5:ludio, p 1 ba, Irjlfr, g 0 ----- lliO Bake\'. Pl'rfect tainill rlog~. 5.t6-8m ('\'('.'S, $32_J. 6•5--6.900 673-08'.°)2. spiral "' U'\\ay . ,\ d 111 t ~ ·BA"ci-iEi..OR ap1 .• u;illli,..it ·rr~:it fron1 2 Br. turn apt. bu''on'css. Cai/" ~l&-3798 for -ltea1!0t~-., ~ ~~· 11 c• 127 2 nR & [)(' 2 BA O f II !' I 2043 \\'estclifl Dri\ c 2 BR, -Ba .. $1.,~1. "·;1• "-'• c''' 1:. du · .bl Jn, I I · S200. 1<1;1 E. 181h Sr. Apt . 1 · paid. $95/1110. l12 C.:. Ct'n tCor Ovr rlook1ng lake park I: O u paricuars. 646-7711 Open 'UI 9 P:\I 251.~11 :"'l'r. 1 ~ehooli;, kid~ 'ok. NfP~ ... rps.& Ll:dns, horp". 6i.;..5-129. SI., ~~3076. bf'Ru!. rm'lo!W'<! palio & O 5• Pal'king lol. \\'11.yn e -----~~~~ ni :t an. Ph 54S-8Ml. 1,_:· \\'~ter 1 o s ps. BEAUT. t't;R~. :! BR Sl5.> 1~8~0~R~.~~1-..,~il~h -.,-,-.,-,-.-no pool. 1\dult.~. nu J>C'ls $169. O S\\'eepet & trallrr. 962-7li97 ~.tANDLORDS! S'-1ALL 2 Br, nr I 81' k den. tii ,.-l4l1. t.:11. I-l td Pool. AduH~ (J ll'('n .. J)('IS, at.lulls only. $100. 103."1 121b SI. 53fr2692. & call alt 5. \\'e S(le'Cialize in Nt\vporl \V lrg 1•d, ll'ef'S, dbl gar. 3 BR. 211 Ba. steps lo bch . or infant okl No Jl('ts. ~133.'I 2 BR. iihag crpl, drps. bltns, Business W•ntecl 210 Beach e Corona del l'olar e Prl. No pcls, $165, 549-3347 Refrig., 1vashr/dryr. S375 _6_42_-9'_-_io_. _______ 12 o=B~R-,-~-.,-.~1,-Je~ly-1~.,-.,-.. -b"Jt-.,,-~. l blk 10 store•. Adulls. pet '-1 AN U F 'ACTURI:-JG or \VholeSAle. Ontnge Co. .. write dclails to priv. party. P .O. Box 272. Costa ~tesa.. Laguna e le. Dana P\'.>lnl. Dana Point rno. yrly. l!!t'. 54S-62SJ. * \Vl l\'TER RATES * crpts, ground nr. no om: con11idrred. S17:>. 7G81 Ellis Our Rental Service is FREE Newport Heights Allrac furn Studios t lU. l ,llbove. gar. PQo\, ;t8·!>.l i6. N'o. A, 341-1~1. lo You~ 4 BR, 2 &, )i. old, TAn--BR's Sl1i. Adults, no pets. NU-VIEW RENTALS !Qtic \'iei,·, $325. Inc 1 2 Broroom home, 1 bath. 21r; Elden, l\tgr. ApL 6. Hunttn9ton Beach 6..., ""30 ~,...., ~ .... o built ins &: relr., doublr. Newporl llooclt ,......., or ~..., gardenlne. 49J-47jJ_ garage!, cpls & dtapt:~. no 1 BR. Eltt. bH-lns. pr1v g~r.. PEN1l!OUS£ 1 BR. baytront. WANTED: VERY CLEAN ' Br home Fountein Valley pnt!. $2";(1. ~30. quiet, SI~ lo t1:'!pons1ble La Quinta Hermosa apl, \\linter rat~. l\'k or with bltins It 1rg fcncd yd part)•. Rt'f s. 6it6-4224. 1110., t.hru June. Cortw!.r 10th 92627. Liquor Llc.nse for S265 per mo. FA)tlltES For Lea11e, 4 Br .• 2 &, m S1nt1 Ane ONE Bectrm. AdLJl!s, no pets. Spnnb1h Country Esh1.tc Liv· & B~. 673--2012. 1mmedlaU![y. COnt•ct Erle at ONLV. Call a.ienl rH6-4141 . sq. fl . .Av3il. ~tty 1. $300 TEN MINUTES Pool k U1\lillts included: 1ng It Spaciou!\ Apl!. T('r· ON Bay Nt'.ar Lido • l Rr. 497·1959 or 64J.2671. mo 963-1337 Balboa lslend ' ' TO THE BEACH Slt:>-$lj(I. !i-18-7689. rat'td {!001: sunkrn g11s BBQ. lv/prfv patio. Sl9S/mo. Ufll 0 Money to Loan 240 3 Bdrin, 2 Bath. Huntington 8e1ch 4 Bcdrm. 2 IJ~Ui. bl~ 101 . !ors * 1 \\'EEK r'REE:! * Unbcttevil,./Jle t~lvlng -Onll' Incl. Boat •!!PL~.1.-.. 8 ON~~~ ~!~~1!2~~~:~1~ .~~DS ~ ,,,..11111< /••"'"'ti ..... "M•w~+tlft G,.tft"'l' "",..,.,.,,,.. Q I ''ill buy your 2nd !D·--urpel;-dr:lJX'S. bll·ins, •\\'1':! 1to1,.• a le..rgc selection -ttf xtra~. S2.',6. mo. foy-1cn ·Ba·ctr.,1"111-d ... noltll:--m :-! .... 88.-vnf-f $$1150-7' fuf rn~:~·~ ~=~·-·_100~-._,.-...,..,..,..,,.,-,- lmtnedle.te cash. private lease. $375/nio. 67J.-.12.').I. or 3 ind 4 bedroom ho.mes option, SZ..500. 2 Br., $165. Adlls. 642-21.81. £r r_ un ,. ~ urn .,. ON btach. la.rge 3 br, 2 b&. In pRrty . &H-7697 a1l6. B lbcMI p • 1 that c•n be tnO\'td in!o lar'lo(in re•lly inc._ BAOlELOR ap\., tum., util, 3 BR Studio· furn $275 Junt 13. S 2S O mo. , •\\I h 1 t e £1epnantf' O\'t..r· 1 •n•n•u 1 a.lmosl lmmNlia!ely on our 8684405 -AN''r"Tl~IE r.d. P\'t •• pallo. SJlO. all 14 blk5 S. or &:In OJ~o l'N'y 21J/Y.12-'.XJ21 -· R o 6"' eAIV\ on 8e3Cll, 1 blk \V, nn Holl ='°"',..-,""".,.-,-..---,.. ru11nlng )'O\IJ' houM'? 1 um BR.Ai.~O tirW hoU51!', 2 BR, 2 en t-p I I on p I a n, The fasi rst dtav.·-tn the \\'t'sl u~. 10 16211 Ptrk!!idC' Lane.) $160 I BR, bth\n octan & them into "CASH" • &e.ll BA, :? car a:arait. Yelrly. SllER\VOOO RE ALTY , , •• a Dally Pilot Class1JJrd for !hat ltem under 100. (n 41 Sfi'-s+tl ba)', rnahire adulb!, YtJrl)i, them. thru Daily P t I <1 I 6'ia-38Z4 54MSSS Ad. fi42-567S try the p._nny Pincbr:r * 6i .H37.C • • • 8 3050 S. llfSTOL, SANTA ANA -0 v. Mll• ,,.,, .......... ''"' ... ,. (l . 0 I £ 2 bedroom SS7·0Sl6 Adult living ¢ o<><><><><X><>OOOOO<'OO<><><>o<>O<X><> 0 8 ,.,ofeulonally Manoged by 8 () So. Counties Mgmt. Co. , o <><><><>O<><><> • • ., • I l • • 08 OAI LY P~ 1 ---~-11 •1 ;1 ;-~·;-~·;~;·;~;·~1r~•~j 111~r ~-~··~·--~-~-.·~~~'~~-i~h~r.;~·~··~~·~·~~··.-.1~r~·~-.~1 ;~~~;~;-~l;l•~l~·;·;·;·;~;·;~;~~1·~1~~1;·;·;·;·;·;·;-~1~1 ·~11~~~~~;-;-·;·-~~;-;;l;l•~l 1----~11 •1 , Apt. Unfum. 3'.I Apt. Unlur n. 165 Apt. Unfurn. 3'S Apt. Unfurn. 36S Apt1., Apts.. Aph., Aph., Apl• .. ,1-----------...-.,.,..-.--------------Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Fum. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. Cott• Mew Coit• Mtt• Coat• M11• 370 NEW 2 BR-2 BA. ~ost• Mesa • \\'IL.SON CAnoi-:.11\S • * \OWNHOUSE * 2 RH, Jlt BA, •·i·pt/drps, _c_o_•_l•_Mo_•_• _____ c_o•_•_•_Mo __ .. _____ 1Ntwport Be11ch 2 Br, I i Ba, •'1)1 tl~V!'· pc1!10. tncl patJQ. $140. 6..U'!l I. ·~Santa An11 A\f, IACl'O!I Adl111, $lfi.'i, 134 .... ~ff'lod,y --- from S.11(a Ana (; • IJ HARBOR GREENS l..n. '48-~'186 or J11i8. LA RGE l Bc.. l ', Ila. Apl CourM'l. JJ~a1ed pool. .\lgr. $SO Move In Allowance N•wly dteora.1"'1, S16:Wmo. • .!.j9..J2'68. I J·:1.:-.1 CiA RDt;Ns APT:5 T.>3 Shalimar. c.~I. ~5-09il. Park·lilce Su rroundlnt 2 Bed room or Shl\dy la\1"n--Sl40 l 'p. 2 BR, •pt. C'rpt~. bll-'mi. QUIET . DELU:<J.: ti7 t:, '.!'lnrl SI. 642·'.1645 Sl2.Cl/mo. 111.0 Roche!ltf't SL. I , ' l BR AM'S' ----. . C.:\I. till ~8-6-i~I.! · "' · 2 Bedroom & Oen 2 BR, I BA, t.A rdrn U1111s. ~-~~--~~ Prv. P8tlo1 • Hid Jlool• Shai,: c•rpr'K, drp11, dllh"''hr, QUTF:r l Br, 11101•~ & 1·,.lrifo?. Nr ~hori'r * Adu!IJI Otll.)' 11;2 Ba or 2 Full Baths l>J•lioi. bt>an1 rl"J!in1-:•, lrpl•·. S~. Nit rh1ldrrn ,,r Pf'!! Martinique Apts. I 2111·"~"· 1li:.ll t-:ld,.n "'p fi49.:i..141 _____ _ Jm Sanla Ana ,,11,.. C.~I . J\lutf'r 11b:" bNlroonl ~ Y.1h\¥h ~Ti ~l:r.1. Ad11lt11. $170 11111. East 8 1 ff i T. Apt 113 fi..16..~ bfoaru <.'tilings, laJ"lf! Lv1n1 -,-Bfr:-J1£.">1-;:;1-0.-.._:.li-a-,-,, ---"------·I room" 1Ca!l or y,()(ld blu'nlng par1n, bh11,, crp11, drp1. 1 & 2 BDRMS. mealiBAU 21 fiN'pl.11.f'e. Con\'f'nJl'nl laun· Adult~ only. Oil •tle1 s p.m. f"ull.v Carpetf'd ,. dr1ptd ' rfry arra (ltf kllrt11•n. t:n· I' ""0 t: ed k. II • Sruii:klln< 2 o•-. ilNINI & !.,,,,, . O\f'I' par 1ng 1111 • .... 00.1.1111 •'/OK~ p.tiC\5. 2 1\1hnrn111a: ~-=~~~-1;1111 &: Y.'llt'l' paid •f!I$. Pool. J1u;u:.:1.1, lu.,h poohs, ,.a una, rn·rf'auon 2 BR StudJO, l~f. In. U11!un1. 11 16 . 1 ldsc.Pe. I Bl'aj;t(ll, Adult!! -fllC'illtif'I. ~170. Palio. Adi. i;hopa AtnlRO!I \\II)~. ?\"R l~l 1-;. 21sl. C.J\f. 646-8666 ,\-!ODf-;1_..; C>P~:~ ~i!l:!-.itn. , from $175, AlllO a\'ail. fun1· ;,1~K".IH or <'Oil 21 l -? , ,754050 0 BRAND NEW 1 & 2 8-R-:! l:IDH.;\J. rplJ. tlrp.11, aun--,,, I..... . FROM SllO 546-0370 --' rfc>f'k "'"'!. Karagl". r:al'it H--. B -t 18iil.' AlhiH l!. $150. ~O-i4.ll unt1ngton ••ch ~f'ar shop, er1tk!se<I ic11 r.a.r"s buU1-ln1, ~ncl. pallOl!, •I· or 54&-37i6. tncU\re lnd!W!pg. Adults on-,,..,....,..,..,..,,...,..,.. l~' .. -.. "~,-,"~,_~.,.-,-.".-PP<-"-",-C._-,-."'-.~~ ..• -.!-.'-;,·_· ON BEACH! ly, no pets. 1910 \\'al!•t<e SI , .... • ~" ,,,..., ~IODREX 1 Bdrn1. 11pr ~. 646-2209. Aduhl!i no pr!~. S140/mo. Crp1s, dr~. d~hY.!ilir., hit -"t-.,,1'; • 2 BR. Brone r.1ed~!_jon. F.nrl In!, garage. I child ok. All v . .-. .., '· a:ar, crpU, drpa, hl!llA, aarb. Ul!I pd. SJ;:.Q, mo. 307 •• BEAUTIFUi~ 1 A 2 BR. l''URN. I.!-UNfURN. 2 BR. F'rom S~5 AD ULTS ONLY THE EXCITING PALM MESA APTS. FUN IN THE SUN! Minutes to Newport Beach Un believably large apls. Decorator furnish· ed. Huge Pool, jacuzzi, elcctrir. built-ins. shag carpets , drapes. sauna & more! ADULTS-NO l'ETS SINGLES ........ $14S I BDRMS •........ $1 SS 2 BDRMS ......... $17S _ __u.n1u.0tl1hed Apts. Ay_aJlable From $10 to $lS LESS . YOU 'RE RIGHT- THEY'RE UNDERPRICED ! l 56 l MESA DR .. Co••• MHI 5 bllcs. E. of Newport Blvd. 546-9860 Quiet and Serene Atmosphere for Adults. at ?11errimac \Voods orrers so n1any advan· tages. You'IJ en joy trul y lovely surround- ings \Vithin in yo ur 0\\11 aparlment and a host of recreati onal facililies are available \\'ithin the apartment complex. · "='-=& __ i JR Apts w /IerJ.ai:.e:s Fum. & Unfurn.-From S 140 ove ns • dispo sal s e loa ds of tlosel spa C'e Shag carpeting • dr;ipes e !'elf cleaning • closed garages. ?11uch n1ore! Visit our model unit toda y to see ho\\· happ y living can be yours at .. , MERRIMAC WOODS Apartments . 425 ~errim1c Way, Cost• Mesa di..::pl. Children ok, oo pels. AvOf•ado. Apl. 9, ('. l\1. Ctonten1porery Gard~n Apr11. Furniture A\'allable A I U I 365 A t · C • r p etl!~ra .... s-cr t he P · n urn. P s., I 120 Albert PL f~a.11t5itl~. 645--0984 . PM 1 i o 11 , r r p I c. po o I . ...~ is 1"'ag r ---------·I 'F or Unfurn. 370 rvine S\65/mo. c;51 .l wfr pd. st:..'1-Sl70. Cati 546-516.1. h~at~ pool-1auna!-tennis Newport Beach , ,-,-"-'-"-·-.,------------------------ Irvine ~fODERN 2 Bl'. w/gla~s ...,. ---m-a• v•••·• " 642--056.1. ',..,_ '"" ..,..., " Newport Beach THE VIC'TQRIAN 2 BP.., l \} Ba. w/a:~r. Afllt11 . Crpt/drpr;, bltnJ. '™'d _vr<I. "'/pAlio. \\"11!t'r r><!. f111! bh\ITI I & J, 636-41:.'ll y,•11.llf'd Ii\' nn, bf'11n ctllin11:. 3 BR., 2 Ba, uppt:r. Ire. p.tiowmp!e par,kinr BRAND NEW 1·r1'Y Irr Pl'l10. Sl 60, On r;. r 1ll/d1·p11. quil'I. Adullll, no ~curity Guart15. .l'URN bnch!ront a P 1. 16 h • •-\I 431 ,w, 1· ·"h o All Uti lities P•id t .... 1. ,..,,,.,. . RT A! . PPts. ~~" Otu Am, ay11 HUNTINGTON :\lonthly/y,•in!r.r rate5· '111 n · 1 ·~ II ho '"'l"oo "'" '"3• 20102 Birch ST tnr. O.C'. a1r-r·r1~cn 1.11. l•ll' 11 r r ti....-, ..... ~. f'Vf':<i, ~ .. PACIFIC ,JuM 30 .. 6,va1J Ap ril a. Rl\•dl . --------port, S. of Pah.sadt'A Rdt. M~\9ll. * *-$IJO--*~*-'1 Bt:OH;\I.. J.:<1raK". v.alf'r l Ir 2 BR Fro1n $1;,,). Pn1·. 667 V1c1oria No. F: s 1~ .. -, 3 Br. 2 Ra, unfu~n. P' 1 yrd: encl e:ar, drp11 /.· crprs, b!tr1 11fn\'e. Adult.s. Sp1u•io11!'i J. Clf'Rn! E:. lRtJl SI. $17~. 1no. 546-3776 or 54(1...W::t. QUIET garden apt in 4-pl;;, Dix. immac, hUl!P 2 Eh· .• gar. p!l!tio. Adil&. f lfn. ~95': SPACIOUS 2 Br., 2 Ra ap'i i home b'Jl.lr., •r. beaut , landscpng. Adu! . S 1 8 5 • S.16-4016. . .. SHARP un[urn 2-BR. C.10f!e ·lo OCC & UC!, Slfl5 mn. 5ii7-7768. l.Rc;--:-2"2Br. 11'1 B11 . 1hai rrp1, bllns. frplC', prlv parin. f'rw! car, l blk S<'hl~. 6.'\'1 ll1n1 illon. ~·1~11. S45·G."W5 S!ll'.l 1 Rr. du111;;.----J;ci711f. Non•!'ilTIOkf'r. SIO\'f', rt'fng. ~ 01'11Jlf'~. Nn pt110;, De110s111t, rf'f. 9j4 '"· 171/t G4a-~787 . A:r'T'RAC. 2 ·BR 1'ownf'lontf', 11• 811 .. · N'frijt., b1l.i n11, crpta, drps, pool, no ))t.'11. ~a-42'10. furn. 1•• srn:ilJ rhild1•f'n or 71 1 OCt:AN AVt:. 11.B. 17141 536-1487 p11!10. A1!11nrd 1'111. jacu11i. :I RM, 11 _ Ba .• 111'\l'ly p1ti11!+•rl , 111·1~. $11:• n1u 1'11 E. Rll.\ N 'I '" 2 Ore OJ)('ll 10 Anl-6 prn Daily r. UC rvLnf'. ~tgr. =i·4'46 RI trill, ;•1·pl/drp.~. ~nc:I p11110. Sr., C. \1. $.l.l(..{;:\88. ----- Nr ~·hl11 " 11ho1ir. Chilrh'f!ll --------\\'ILLIA~1 \\'ALTEHS co. NE\rPORT ISl.A.'ID 2 Rfl unfurn .. hf'8 IP!I pool. ~~~~~~0:-~~~-'."-'[Nr1'' Dt1plrx l BR. 2 RA, uk. no pelll, 880 Cenlf'r Sr.. Jridry roon1, c·hlltlrrn ok. No OCEAN VIEW UNITS c·rpls. drp:oo, dst111•hr, !.rplc. c:.M. ti42-S'.l40~_,..,_2·_ ~~-"-'•-"-"_Vi~-·<_:·~'~-S.".OO/n10. Call 67'5-8Hi9. l.AR(;E l BR •111. N tl\" 2 BR 1111fun1 Ovf'rlookll c:au B REATHTAKING-rlra-s. Shag c orp l',. <' r•• 11.~1 514 J ror rent on 11f'1·kly, monthly ,.... uu ,,,-, ~u rno. Mnn VIEW t:arporl & lndry, Nr 1hop'1 SI &16-66~" 6~-2211 le )'l'arly bas.ii. Jn Jlarhour· & i Chols $140 + dPp. 998 El . '• c I, /;>-• Pa('ifil', • nry,• communny sm. llUJ,::f' 'l BR Apl. l h on Camino, Apt 1, <: ~1 . l.RC 2 BR 1~·/palio. Qulf't. ol 11udio & 1 BR uni111 in Bark Bay _BluU wJ'l !'46--0451. C'rpls, drp~, J;fOl't , l'f'trig. llunlington llarbour. Furn & pri\'llle balronir.~. J'rplr. J;;llr, adults, no J>l!'ll . Unfurn r~ntal! 1nc.ludr bltn llPatrd pool. Lolld!i "'' • BRAND NEW • 64&-2768. kitcllrn 11ppl's, 11·all·fo.1v11JJ 1·losPls. 745 Donlina:o Dr. Lars.:;f!: I BR apt. Bronu me· c!alllon. ('rpt!, drp11, 111rb. • 2 Ir 3 Br. f'rplc. Bll·in11. rrpt'g, d1'8J)('rie11, boat J1J1ps tCd~t II ~! !li!l-126fol. (:Jo~ garage. Nrar South lnr lt>a'iP, n1a id 11erv_ il:f' . ..--;:;1,.,, 10 "·e•I• 2 Br .• 2 n"'. dillf)OAal. Sing I~ rar g11t. G1111 _ '"" ... °" & ,1,1r pd. Sl50 l nio. S4:i!-O.ili:\. Coa~f Plaza. 545-2321. thf!l'apy pool11 & location I frpli·. i·rfriR,, d!\\'l!hr .. ,ncl i~ARG fo; 3 Br.. rrpl, lar. bit-blk froin hriu·h. Imnied. n.·· Ji?lll'. Yfo-:ARt.r : Adult~. 1111 * LOWER * inic, Ill'\\. pa in!. t"rp!~. drpll, eup. Call 71 4: 846·1'.tlil or Pf'IA. $26.'i. 6il--l!*l0, :?!3: (;OLD ~lf'dallion, fronl 2 Rr, 110 l)('IS. Sl!Y.•. f>41l·6.'.\.J7. 21:!: 5.q?.JJGJ for n1orf' dr· ~,"tl-llil. rm110. Pnt'I e:ar, laundrom•I. ---------lail11, -~-~-=~---Adul!A, 110 pt>ts, $1!75 100. l ,{· 2 AH . Adult11, no pf'll -NR. lloag Ho.sp.-S1'l0/n10. 2 BA,. ;\lfo:ADO\\"!\ APTS * FRESH AIR RH , 2 BA . n,.,,. ('rp1lC, drp~. 64~;';!'115. 642.~99-~7 \\I. Bav ~I •. C:\f 6>t&-OO'i'3 \\'atk 3 Blk:c 10 8f'•i·li ! hl111~. dsh11·shr .. \\"Ill hook-SPA(' 2 & 3 BR. apl, Sl.W -424:\ I) P.d 64&-6361 1111. Pool , cpt/drps, hlln~. nf-:1.lJXf.. 2 hr, 'l b11 . l..g• 2 I: 3 BR, ap!11,.11{'\\'\y up. · 31111 • · · kiil:c ok. 1lsll11shr, frplr. nr Jt11 rhor /.· df'ror. \\'.'\\' rrp1s, drp~. 2 BR , 2 BA. crpt~. drp~, ·~· c~1 1 N ' "" ·o~-H:tkf'r. Arlu\11» Sl 115 1110 Llh111, f'Xl'f'!Jf tPlr ig. Sl~ll to bl111u;. d~h1,•shr. l\r. l!011g .:~w ,u ege o. .,...,._j-... 1 J~-i.\1ap~Ka.1 ti42-31J 3 ~:ii-JS IO St'".f.1. No 1n~I!. J10 pf'IS. llO,"p, Sl 7:!.50 mo. AdJ t1 • 5.11i· 1'i'1 !. 642-4::87. 1 HR $\li. Rrfrll{, bhnll . QUJE'I' 1 Br., ma1u1'1t •flllll•. -:-7.C===c---..,--=- M'pt11. garb. dhqil. 7 1 2 11n µa ho, bl1ns \\'/\~'. nr F.. LIVE llfar the ocean. f'!l~·aPf' • \\ F:STC'L!Fr -2 Br. Shalunar Dr. Apt C. 0 1 'litl1 St. Shpg. 314 Off• St. lo pf'ate le quip(. NPighbor~ AdullA 011!~', Ne Pr11, Sl llO 642.-2623. tr1endly, beaut. L1R 2 BR nw. li:nl 8f'dford L n , RG 2 Br, L"rp11, drps, bhns, 2 RR, lo\\er, r..rpl.1, dl'pl, ,_ 1 d 11A-~-•e -~~ A II bl I ~ 33 ep .... , eosP raral{l'!I. ...i .>'tn-1:1. .. ,, va a e .mm°'! SI . mo. llOUSE h 1Jnth11? W•lch the r1111j l', O\·f'n, rl'lrlr ., no Pf'll. C 11 1 d ·1 T I '"="""=-~---~ 2246 CarfyOn, l~l2'J OPEN HOUSE <:0lurnn.. Sl:t-0. 96'-14:'!5. • '!1°· 11. or ~la.i 11' om. N fo~\\' l BK, \'f't1rly on canA!. --~-----~•I 5.'6·S7~ or Ru!!!. ~~1'-1 738. Sundk., C:1T .. ·Dock. Adll.1., ~~t-_· U.;.;.;nlu..;;;.m;.;·;_ __ .;w:;;_:.;""1;:;::;:· _u:.n::.fu:.:.:.m:;:·:....._....:3':.::S...:A:::pt:;;·:...::U::.n:;;fu:;•.::•::.· __ _:3'5:; 260ll 'E.ngt1111d St., 1 r.e. No Pf'l!I. s.m. tr;:r.:1124. I.Rt:. 2 Br., ~ Ba. t•rpr~. Newport Height• . Irvine Irvine Quick to reterw an apartment in one of cur new sections. (The C1Ulck« you ore, tho bet1er your chOnces ol gelling !ho ftoor pion end location that nt you best) Park WMt ap1rtmentt tend to fin up fist. With adults over 30. {And under ·30.) They like the adull!H>nly sections with privale,poola and Jacuzzis and barbecue pits. Wilh Moms. (And Dada. And ki ds.) They like the family sections with tot lots. The pre-1ehool. The ieen center. The Janior Olympic 1ize pool. With athletes. (And just plain good sports.) They 1;ke Park West recreeUon. It outdoes every other apartment complex in the area. There's a ThtMH;cre actiYfty park. F1Hed with swimming and ther- •f'Y pools. NighHighled tennis. Volleyball, hondbaJL A ia'!I• lutf .,.. ,., jogging ond louoll fooll>elL drp!!, blln!I, q111f'1 d f'111I f'Jld ---'----"------ 11trl'f'I. l blk lo slore11. D~:t .l!X 'J BR ,t, 'l BR 11 /df'n <.i1ildt'f11 ok. Sl !"iO. 7~1 fo:ll 1~ 1p1s. N~11. 1·P11t!r /or °''· No. A. ~·17-'i';..f';', ("U[lftlh") April ]jth. 1100 •q SEA AIRA Pfs-----:-s1flf fi, :! BA.\\' "' crpt~ & drp.~ .• L ' BR C d hi drrssing rm, fl'plc, dl!h11·~r. Tl: ' rpt!I. 'P!'I. '"'· I hlk N. or Adam11 oH BeHi·h ~· A hrat. Lrg ]1\' rrn, fan1· Blvd. 729-•6 Ulit·11. IJ111 arra. P\·t deck. ~o 5.?.6-27!!6 or ;,?.6·7070 rh1hlrl'n. S'l6.'I mo. Bonus "' lf'a s,., 548·2!167 ''·knd1 or YOUR choire 2 xtra sharp I all ~:::O iiin for appl. BR 1plA. JU5t 3 blk11 lm n1 OC'"-&11. Sl40 . ,1/frplr s1:io. San Clemente Adl111. Pett on 1ppro\'11l. :t:l&-1710. :\'EXT In bt>11rh. New 2BR, 2 BR, a.pl, Nf!iv wlw crpt. 1 1 1.-BA. Pri. d@rks, Great drpt1, bltna, G 11. r 11 8 r . \ 1~1>.·. Cpt1, drp11, D•wh, Karball!' dillpo~al. 962-&iill rangf'. Yearly from SZJO mo. lor •ppl, 1 _'"'-" ._,,_76_. ------ J\10VE JN TODA,. Apts., From S13!. Kid!! "'rlrome Furn. or Unfurn. 370 2 Br, all xlra~. JlO(ll. 1147-3669 or 96S-i:n o Costa Mes• W ALK-fOBEACH-1-------- """d N" "' "'· <·pl l drp. wesliBJIU 20 bl111. frpl. 1:!5 ltilh. 847-:19:17 Sp111·k1ing llf'\\' 11.tlult apt. 2 BR. Aparlm .. nt~. (.;11/'al(f'. Lush J!llrclrn s"lli11g an1id i1.~:i -SltiO. (1u!d OJ\:. 11•11 rr111R pint~. No pr1s. 521-.11 '44 I R I I SI"• --~~ f'f morn , . . . rom ,..,, 2 Bf'1troo111. J>RtJO 2 Hf'droon1 .,,. 1t·o1n $111,;, Slu\·f', RPfl'li(f'l"ll1Ur S13;1 • • • 8-17.{)9:!5 --------- 11111·1. g11r11gr!I, Jt'HS &. \\'ll1 f'I') 11,. E. 101h .• ('.~r. 548-01:17 Lagun1 Beach BRAND 1l<-'\1• 2 Rt1rr11 :\1f'MI TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY l'ILOT WANT AD Apts., Furn. • ... . . ..... .. . . or. Unfurn. 370 Apt•., Furn. People .WrlO -··fff~nM ParkW.st Apt1., or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. General General 370 RESORT LIVING FROM $130 It'~ Oalnl'ood G • r ~e n 4.p11r1n1ent1 .•• and ti'• tun, fine nf!t~hbnrs and rirestii::e living In onf! hLXUI'· lou!!: packagf!, There'• Sl rn illion in .rr~11tion •. , sy,·immlng:, tf!:nni~. b1lllards, hcallh rl ub!, saun11,, pro- 11hop, lndoor Rolf drivlnr rangr, clubhouse, el c, CUstom decora ted si!1g1H, -1 &: J: BR.-Fuml1hed .l Un- tumlshf!:d. ?\'o 1~;1se ~tTUln!ii. ~lodf!ls Open Dally 10 to 7. OAKWOOD GARO'EN. APARTMENTS (P.c1ort Llviha: for Adulti only.) !\"'E\VPORT BEACH 16th t t Irvine 64.5--0550 or ... MUJ 10 R1n11t1 I~ Rooms 400 IN Private 'horilt, f11rnistw"d roonl \\'/bath, \rirh or '''i thout kJTch~n privil'l'.ell. \\'llrking g~nllemt"n pref Pr- rPd. :\lis.s1on Vif'JO (ltta. ~2918 •ft 5:30 Jlm. Apts., Furn. or Unfurn. . ' , . _. . . ' : . ,, i10 n.e..·s o IW.,..OIJ -Complete heollh ctub facilities -lllined onendonta. 1---..i potty rooms. FuP·time recreation man.ager. Parl< West has 80ftlltlllno lore.ybocly. So. no matt.< whit your llQ,. rv 'T18ritst !rta~ Of athletic abiTtty ... you're sure to fit ln. If JOO hurry. V ~rd " 1 o \\' nh~f'/r'Ondfl. l1NUSUAL :l BR, 2 RA 11pt. Ot-JusP cpts, drp~. Palic. yd Sn1all ell 11rlult blda:. Nt11r 111.,.11, Pool. All bltn11, i ar11re Vi('tor l lugo's. No Al11ir11 . \\ / J n d r y. S220 mo. Npy,·[y rll"l'OtlllPd . CrpllC, 2 d bl 213/:t'l:r. 150. rps, In l!O\'P, r\O pc>!~.1---------- Rt.l!'i. $2'l.'i. Call 4~1:.111 Huntington 8e1ch Agent I Bedroom from s125 P.&BBWBST .&PAii 3lll3 Parkview Lane, Irvine. Juet ol the San Diego Freeway al Culver Roaa. Adults only, from t1IO. Famit)' IJ*'tJ11•nls, from S115. -111tJJ1tij ,;.,_,., ____ , • * NE\\' :z &: 3 BH O('f"'.il1 l·IUNTJNGTON G . rd t n I vu., I bick to hi"a<'h.· S:!'l5 & Apt!'. Heil Ill Bolsa O!ic11 . up. 494-2119 1,., 4!l·l-l1S::. ~46-132.1. ConiJ>flre -~ • --\\'ha1 you'"" 11111"1!ling. Fr. 2 BR. 2 BA. rp1~frtrp.c, $120-S240 hf'a•1r1ru1 ,.1,.11 . S1!'1:, n1t1. 14;, _ -· Crch1r \\'a\'. 49-1-40:19. •Lflt; 2 81' Bungalc1\' Ap!. 4 _L ____ ·-;--I lirirdi·n~. 6 pnolA. Sua1111 ~. •gun• N1gu• ll••T ;:u·11111~. Tl'U!lt~. 1''ron1 LAGUNA NIGUEL """ "<H12'9. I Apartments APT !"'Misid-,--~Spo-,-,.-u~ ICAll About Our l\~1>.· ' ~To. HUUl(lllO\\', J>\·1. pa lio. s r..o ~A"e Pi'OJl;ram A\'i ll~bl.-nm. ro ng111 arl11l1!1, II~ IM.'\: No"" .1 RR $154. 2 AR, '1 811. I.Ar.(;!-; l BR~~t;r-,; Sl87. :!. BR, 2 81, S196 J'Jf'r ""1<11111,., y,•11lk to shopplna:. 1nonlh. 8·12-Ri4~. 20041 Aloina .A\'f'. 49~272 !-L --------~-agun• &etch Mt1a Verde OF:LUXE 2 & 3 Br, 2 Ba, enc:I far. SlSO up . Jtf!ntal Ore ~ 1.face A v • . 5'&-1034. • 2 Br, l 8111, 1a1-a.gc, c r pt a I d rps/bllns. Lrg f'~Oflflll, SISO, NO PF:TS. !117-MOO. Newport Beach F'OR J,f.:ASE -2 Br., 2 Ba .• 11pt. \\'/sptt'lacttlar \'\ew. Prlv. dttk·pool-f'lt!vator to prlv. Mach-tnterph. atturity encl, g11r . mature: adults. i\fu!lt M'f! IO appreclal•. ~11.i:i s. Coul J-fwy., So. 1.arun11. ------ TIME fOR. BRAND NEW I QUICK CASH '" 1.Ts ONLY -PET oi; THROUGH A O~:t.UXfo; 2 BR $1 8.'l 1.ARGE l BR SI~ DAIL y PILOT 2 R11.lhs,\ <l1!1hw11~h~r. tn.,. 1 '11 11('f', prl\'lll' pll llo, 11\"lm• WANT AD n11nc J'OQI, ~7·21%1, ............................................ __ ~_l_0_~_,_11_A_n_•_A_,._._ .. ~_6_4_2_-_s_6_7_1~- " -) The Sandpiper puts it all together with one and two bedroom units, cool , color-coordinated interiors of blu e, lime. lemon-yellow and orange. Furnished or unfurnish ed. The beac h · is a mile away, and if you want a qu ick dip, there's a pool right outside the door. Be an early bird-seethe brand new Sandpiper, today. It's for adults . Like you . 1011 Holl •11d D1i~•. Huntington 1.,,h 17 141 141·9595 APARTMENTS • " ~ ; I '\ I ,, ; l I ~·" ...... I ( • ., I 3 LINES 2 TIMES ' .. . , 2 DOLLARS (Any lt"em-Priced $50 Or Less) Pin~h Yourself A Pile Of Pennies (Or Even Dollars) Penny -P.inchers Dial Direct for Details 642-5678 Pile U.P Profits North County, 540-1220, Toll Free DAILY PILOT PENNY PINCHER WANT ADS I • • DAILY Pll DT Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT ' WANT-·AD 1. Stove 2. Guitar 3. Baby Crib 4. Electric Sew S. C1mera 6. Wisher 7. Outboard Motor I . Storto Sot t . Couch 10. c1 .. r in1t 11 . Refrigerator 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Machine 14. Surfbo1rd lS. Machin• Tool s 16. Dishwesher 17. Puopy 18. Cabin Cr uiser 19. Golf Carl 20. Barometer 21. St1mp Collection 22. Dinette Set 23. Play Ptn 24. Bowl ing Ball 25. W1t1r Skis 26. FrHt•r 27. SuitcaH 21. Clock Will . Sell Fast! 29. Bicycle 30. Typewriter 31. Bar Stools 32. Encyclopedi1 33. V1cuum Cleaner 34. Tropic1I Fish 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 36. File C1binet 37. Golf Clubs 38. Sterling Silver 39. Victorian Mir ror 40. Bedroom Set 41 . Sl id• Projector 42. Lawn Mower 43. Pool Table 44. Tires 45. Piano 46. Fur Coat 47. Drapes 48. Linens 49. Hors• SO. AirplAn• 51 . Organ 52. Exer cycle 53. R1r1 Books 54. Ski Boots 55. High Cha ir 56, Co ins 57. Electric Train 58. Kitten 59. Classic Auto ·~ 60. CoffH Table 61. Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. Tll Sot 65. Workbtnch 66. Diamond Witch 67. Go·Karl 68. Ironer 69. Camping TrAiler '{O. Antique Furniture 71 . Tape Recorder 72 . Sailboat 73. Sports Car 74. M1ttress Box Spg• 75. Inboard Speedboat 76. Shotgun 77. Saddlt 78. Dirt G1me 79. Punching BAt 80. Biby Carriage 81 . Drums 82. Riflt 83. Desk 84. SCUBA Gt1r These or any other extro things around the hOVM can bt turned Into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so Don't Just Sit Therel DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 • I~,,.._[ _l ...... _ ..... _J[g] .__[ ... ;;; ..... ;;; ....... ~J~-;;;;_ l .............. J loom a - LRG. SU.ney room. pri bf.th 8u1IM11 Rent Al 44.S L-oat SSS C ·-o".,.'-r-•c_t_•_r _____ 1 ~H-;o;;u;;H-<:l::ta::n::-l-;119:::::::;::::;:;::: ii f'l'ltratw;f', nr \Varner I.: J!iic PER FOOT, 900 aq u, t.0si:: Shelite fminiature ROOM Addl!ions, Estlma!CI. LADY wants hou~anlng Be•rh Blvd., H.B. $1~ wk. S13S. per month. 821 So. Collie) Brn .l y.·ht male. plan• & Jayoul. llingle or 2 y.•ork. Expc.r. own tram . &IZ-46-19. Brookhu.rtl Anaheim Su!le Faithful p I a y ma 1 e & i;tory. L.T. Construction. SJ.30 ptr hr. 841-363?. IDEAL room for ,.mployed 13. \\1indo~: front. air'. heal, watchdog, Vie of Udo. Re-84.7-ljll. \Vonian \Vislhe.1 Dl)'fl mari, priva te entr a nc e , crpll, pl~nty of parking In ward. l!i~lS.'16 an 5 pm. ...:A7d7d~l~lio=,-,-,.-,R~,-m-od7c~l~in"'"& Work good and rtliablt Col!la ~feu. Call~. Sherv.·ood Shopping Centi!'!': LOST; Toy _?oodle, fem. Gef\\•ick & Son, Lie, R.cfc.renccs. 541~29 PRIVATE ent & hath. $75 Drive by. Call ~Ir. ""ht., pink collar. H11.n-67:}--00-11 • :..1~2110 \!.'OMAN to do misc. clean. I mo, DiM: man int in yd ~!~amec. 962-44TI o r dleapped chllds pt1 . Vic . jAc K TI u Jan e-Repalr Ing. Apt's.. 8 Id g , ~. ' u:ork. 9fi8...2067 t\'l'A. .n.ru446. Downtown Hunt, B c h . RcliaJile. O"'n tr 1 n s, R an! 536-69.19 remod., ackUt. M yrs. t'Xp. \\'ANTF:D in Cd1\1, 5ep;irate RETAIL ipace ".rill av111I, ln C"' . Lic 'd. ~fy \\lay Co. 547~36. 546-7834 quarter or ahare hornet huslllng 11hoppin& cen!er, LDST April 4th shaggy E XP . HOUSEWORK "'/ufhrr ~nior I 11. d Y , SOO.~ &q. Jt. 31401 Cltll1_ll'IO female ptl cockapoo, cin-Child CArl $3.50 hr.• 548.2454 I S7:>-3779, Capistrano, SJC, 496-961;_,. _ namon & ~rey, v I c . ---------- Ind l I R t I 450 Fullerton S1 C M 646-2GOO BABYSfITING In my l1t1m@. Income Tax Guest Hom• 415 ust r 1 •n 1 " .. · · Prefer age 3 &. over. . , FML, Collie-Slepherd. Tan t t 1.3 Ad!o1n M·1 Unts "'/M.Jme dark hair. Brandy, Playmates k unch~ Pre er *PRIVATE ROOM* for ambulatory person. Good food, nice cheerful surround· Approx 1:1.;o ~ ft ea. J ph~!lt' N(!s quarantine. 11 , 8 • as;C' '.\ & ovtr. 5'19-2047 PQ\''"r wllh nice front offt('I'. 5'!9-~J. NE\\IPORT HEIGi-ITS, DAY S. \\'est Costa t.1C'sa. $175 ---CARE. LIC'rnlie No. 9711 m 7 mo. Avail May lsr. fi45·2284 \\'ANTED: Ga.rag!' for yrnrs. TLC Lunch, snacki. I ""'" • Call ~-475.1 * I ELDERLY couple, pfl\'a \e 1 aparlm1>nt. l me11 l 11. rvr11: &· "·knd.~. 5.16-!047, ,o;torage, Cos!a ,\I " i 11. 6-16-63.t'l. Nc"·port Beach a re a, ===-=-~~-~ 1.100 Sq. Ft. :'>1 -l space &1."i-005.l DEPP.NDABJ.E child care in "'/front nfhee l11t rear l;-:=i:'--"7. -"""'"-c,.,---,,---my homt>. Al'.(lund llarbor· {1oor $167/mf'I · 1789 WhH-LOS'I:: ... J..iver k--wht pntt~ Baker ;rr;;:-~11 ·1.i. S"U-P--f''r-v t s ton ., cl'lre. 642-9Z7ll. tirr' Avr (.;\1 646-50l3 Springf'r Spaniel. An~ lo Io==----~~,----,,., " ' · '''.. " • -th 11 CHILD Carr, 1 to :J. yrs. rull B 0-A R D IC a rf'/Launclry . Good meals. Semi St8.l. Pr1 $225. Men.Women. 5.11-:''414 . da_yii 64&--0681 evl's ..... cy . ....:a r r ro ar. --·---· Call BoborBill "536-4690. t \mr. Also w eek e nd s . 576 to 9600 Sq . Ft. 5'7-6190. 4001 Birch, N.B. 541-5032 LOST & ~ISS~D BABYSl'ITING i" n•> "·m•. Small &al Point S1ames " '"' Vacation Rent al s 425 Rentals Wanted 460 r ema!P., Vic. Amethysl '1. Dc'l>enrlable k prrm a.nent. P 75 ~An Costa Mesa Arr11 . &12-0384. ~""IN I B' . ..........-.... ~-1_:::•::rk~·~B~.J!.c·C:'~·~~2:;.,. ~-~I ;;-i,::~iii'i-==,.:...:.:::_,,, ~ --n ig-Beat!-City.-BY Jlfnn511f. t r "BRUfi. Dr iveways---- Completely furn. \V 11shf'r k furn . YrJy lse $200-$300. Bal School s & 575 'dryr., TV & linf'n!\: \Vkly or Jsl or ocean iidP, Cdi\I. instructions wkml. 1192-4741, 89'.\-432fi. Alllts, no pets. R f! t 's .J;;;;::;;;;:;;::;::;;:;:;;:;::;;:;:;; Rentals to Shari •lO ll'ID-73.10. ,...._~ \ViOO\V 59! l"f'!iip emp, ...,.1i;hrs 3 or 4 ~R .. home in Enslt.:n /J . C'J /) lo !ind & !iihare !urn 2BR. ~c.hl. ?•~tr1ct. Need hy 6/22, ~II' Jra tie[ d!'n, 2BR hnuse or adlt RPI \1•1ll stgn yr lse. 548-6239 1111 wlsam,., 55-6.'l 112e J:roup. 1 J b Appx $100. ea inr ulil'!ii. GARAGE wanted to 11tore 11 Pref :E-r .i\1 . or Sp! Ht11: rar. Prefr.r vie. of Tustin & O j itrra. 671-6727 4/13J4,1S. 22nd SL 673-3346. (711 m-7pn1 1 i;{isc. Rentals ~l SINGLES 0 1\NCF. MEADO\VLA RK COUl\'TR'i' ROOi\1 "'anted. "1 or k ins: CLUB • 16tJa; Gr;:iham, 11.B. £Pnllr1nan needs reas. pric- f'x Tri . Lalin ... \\llt7. . s"·tng eri slE"eping rm. Costa. ~1es11. ~'riday !I-I -Arln1. $2. l 'ii67i>-Oiii3il0i,i~iiii71i97i.iiiiiiiii HOUSEKEEPER "'llnlf'd. 11 Groovy den n1othrr tn carf' I~ tor bachelor pall in f'X-Personals ~ changr for prlva1c room. I ~-------~· ~~ Far nut houiw nf'ar beach . /I Personals SJO HB 11.rf'R. S-l6-7.}48c· __ _ ~1AN \.\OU1(! liKC' yflung l---------- mothM' & rhilrlrr.n to sh::i.rr. hi!' fully futn 3 br, 1 ha. hnt '""/frplc, Cnmpl frnctrl rr:i.r yd. Jdf'l\l for play Rl'l'<I . A[t 5:30, 642-3Zi!l!. Ne\v \\latrrfrnnt OHiccs J-'mm $3ro i\1nnth Primr l..ora!ion 341 Bayside Dr., N'pt BeaC'h Bi!! Grun(iy Rllr. 67.')..6161 IRVlNE Cnasl C. C. member· ship. Sl.000 p1u~ transfer frr. 6.:.3-8118 after 6 pnt or "'k-OFF'ICE or (iesk ~pare, d n s. LaRUn11. Niguel , nn San' 1-----------Dir~o ~·n,·y., hoom in.1? a!'f'a, l>ON'T BE LONEL'l!~ JOTN II.''""' AA SHlll mo. 200 ... 2000 • Mix 'N Matrh Clu b • II · "'l 1 oo Box 4861, Irvine 67$-7950 sq. . un1ti; . .,,~ -4 . DESK space available S50 _ mo. WW provide furniture { at S5 mo. An.,wering service av11.ilabl~. 222 Forrst Ave, Laguna Beach . .f94-S.166 Lost and Found j[g] 11.rr wnrlh w111!ing ror • Travel • Advancement • Security If your dri ve"·ay nttds to be rC'sealerl ()r pllinted, ca!J ;.>l&-129.:i ()r 54>-5347. t.1y low ovr.rhca(! mr.aris money sav- ings to )'Ol1. Using Dunn Edwatd11 & S i n c I a. l r materialB. Gu 11. r a n I ee d Ref!'. PROTECTIVE ii;cal roatini:: - d r.""'Y~. patio~. fl'ilr, floo~. Stay11 black, l-f11"·t e y'1 , ~:>-5195. Electric1l ELECTRICAl. \VOR.K . All kind~. Blg or smal l Llc'd & Ins. }'rrt! f':SI. 54&-0211. Gardening PROFESSIONAL trre ...,·ork, p ru n i ng , tr im m i n~. spraying, .sp r i nk I e r!\, landscapini;:'. C ! e a. n u p • Geofl:"•, 646-539.l JNCOr-.t E Tax. C<lnlidentia.l. ReasonAble. Fa•t. Carol Eberhart 979-&'JZ'.!. Smiley Tax Service e 14 Yean J..OCAU.Y e Fee Schrdule ailed-Orr'Request \V.A. SMILEY, C.P.A. 642-2221 Anytime 646·9666 Paint ing & Paporhang lng * SALE * Full~int L_~ll_pll:~ We are painling &: dry wall contractors. Ld us .advise you. Decorator 11.va.ilable 11.ft 12:00·Pf\.1. Point of Color, 516 \V. 191h St., CM. 646-05n. B of A or ?tfastrr Charge. 11'" you're thinking ()f pa int- ing & •are how long ii \\•ill 111~1 & how It will look then c::i.11 S.~1295 or S.15-5347. Your choice or 1111 hr1nd~ p::i.ints & rolon.. Temporary Jo,.,. ovrrh<'arl mean~ n1oncy !l11vings for you. MESA --Clea ning. Carpels.' Leeway -Expose -Betray \\1indows:, Floor etc. Res!d. -Rosary -Scenic -Gain- &: Ccmm'I. 5 5 7 -6 7 4 l, tr -\VEAR GLASSES 548-4tll. A Miami cop slopped a Oecl icatecl Cl1anin.1 * \VE 00 EVERYTHfNG * · Refs.. F'rce est. 646-28.~ 2 LRdieB for housecleaning. ReU&ble. Resp, own trans . An J, 642-:!6.;J. 11peedcr. He: discovettd that the drlvtr's liccrise 1Upulatt!d eorreetivc lt'nses. lie adc@d the drivtr w!ly he wasn't weAJ"lng 11\asses. The dri~r replied: "I've got contact,." The cop rttortcd: "t don't JAPANESE Lady \'Jill Houstcltaninp: .. Do care WhO y0u know. You're 11uppmitd to \\'EAJ\ CLASS- .. ~19 * I ' I~ r_ ...... .-.~J[Il] [ -·• Sund•Y, Aptll ,, 1'12 ][llJ 1~L~, ...... ~, ..... ~j(jJJ~U [ l[lJI ~ -_.-._![11]1.-[ _& .... _ ..... ...:J~[fi]f1~[ ::::::::-:=_,, .. ==,, J[Il] [ ... ..., ..... PAlLY ,!LOT llJJI Job Wanted, Female 701 Help Wanted, M f, F 710 Help Wanted, M f, F 710 Help Wantocl. M f, f 710 Help Wanted, M f, F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M f, F 710 H•IP Wonted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M f, f 710 Ni!:F.D hel p at home! \Ve have Aidtl'I • Nurses • Housekttpe1·1 • Com· panions • ltomemakcn - Vpjohn, 547-0081. f\-1 EOJCAL Tech desires back otUce or Lab posi1K>n Di\'rrse 5kills. Xlnt rtls. 496-.1431. Help Wanted, M f, F 710 AU1'0 SERVICE TRAINEE LArgc local servict CASHIERS. Electronic Enall'ICtrs FUU. or P/TUne. ~ J anitorial in Laguna. itiring Outbo•rd Mech11nic Ori:anizallon \.\'ill train niail HOSTESSES SS Per l{our adult oouple t..,·tnlnis. $2.25 Perm. job, fringe benefila. \\'ho Ukf'i to "'1'.lrk w1th his Severa! positions -4 loca· COMPUTER Call for in\cl'\•W, 8-10 am per hr. 919--3923. Call {1141 337.2501, Lake hands. t'ttst pr ci mo 1 Ion tions. Full I: p/time. Sharp. · &-17-34~ JANITORIAL help. l 10 41 _A_m>"--'_ .. chc;•cd;,,_Mc";.;1nc•;•·~-- Start ·n hr. adult gals tlet'k\ng growth .ruu. Tli\fE hou,;eketper, Ar.I. Sl.65 an hr. to start. OVERSEAS Call Dick Scott. 54(µ)()55 oppor. Top pa,y. ~lctro Car AUJQMA JION, INC. pe1m11.nr.nt, xlnt lringl' bene· Student OK. 213: 363-8693. ?.!ORE JOBS TllAN PEOPLE Coastal Agcncy \\'a.sh, :!950 J-larbar Bl .. Cr-.1. 11• Beverly r.tanor, Ce.PO All Akills & proff'sslons 'llM H bo 1 "-h '!J6 5-= Jorn fast grow mf'mbrr of "" ar r B ·al Adams CASHIER: P/time, wknd COMMUNICATIONS ,_~ __ ,_-_,_w_. _____ 1 Gt>n't t'oods Collllf'tlcs. Pri· • llighcr wages • Lower AUTO carrier far Herald E1C· days, others vary. Pel'SOn-INTERFACE GEl,Coat Touchup, f1n1 ah vate t::lientclc, [rte lf'a.rn, expt>nses • Ta.<c btnf'lits 11n1 iner. SJ. hr + gas 11.Jloiv, nel Dept. Hoag Hosp, NB. & SYSTEMS • carpen1er. insrnllallon 1nen lel\t h st:ll fUf\, $s, oivn houn;, • Frff TrllllsPorlA!ion HJ.I r-.1on ttiru Sal 497-4441. CAFETERIA Cook, I/lime, DESIGNERS (e n g In e, PI um bing a.Isa poss. bus. cf )'our ov"O· CALL 541 ~4345 B BY hardware I $2. 75-.$3.:x> per ~"""" Service Guaranlttd Accoun1an1 Sr. Sl4K A SITTER needed 2 Pr-.1 J\fon thru Fri. Expo-. req'd. hr, t-1rtRI fabrica1or.nu1iit --~-~--------Until t'mploymt'nl accepted S1·. At'CI, I.:k>n\'rr ArPa tn '1:45 pm. each school day, ?ilajor co. be~fits. 8Jl..l6Ll, l to 5 yrs. expttlence de&.ign-l VN'S OVERSEAS SERVICES Co11s1ruC!l\on background SI~\'. !.1 tt n 1 in g l 0 n B c h · • t'XI ll97. i~g~ synchronous . It asyn· :~er ~~~~S:l$~1>iiro :;:; _R_r_h_•b_,_• _____ ~_9_·3061_ 1611 E. 17th St S.A. ~uite 3 Chem. F.;nniflfi'r Sl<II< .. •rstmilll>lf'r area, .,..'Ork into C'1uvnous data set 1nterfaces 21• Sec'y S~~ii;h h<'lpruJ $600 full llmc for sumn\er, 2 CAN'T FINO for many compulf'r~. hr. Columbia ''achl5. ., LIVE in \\•ilh elderly cou.ple. P/TIME Cr Clrrk-lfoi;pl!al $500 bo.v117 &. II. Must have refs. THE Familiar with 100. 202 & 201 t.1cComuck, C.~I. Equal Lite houM'kN'p, convalesccn! $285 Per Month k Call aftf'r 5 wkrtays, all day data' liefs le on line com·l -.iO~p~po;iiir.iiEiiiim~t>~to~yiie~r,iiiiiiiiiio I carr. 545-1675. P.T. l'/C Bk or·LA• SJ.511 hr 0 • JOB YOU WANT? 1, Eves: 6 :30.9:30 Sf>(·l'ctarics, i:;h ~+ to $575 .,.'11. after I Sun. Preff'r municaUons ~stem$. GENERAL LVN , ex~r prt'l'd. ~tcdical Young nlen, niechanically in· l"llA/VA Packager SliZ5 1na1urc Christian girl 01•cr TRY OURSI nuri;e, tcn1p. 2 wks-1 1no. cllncd. Can use 12 irir•n "··k or x .. r"" 16. R97-8t7t PERIPHERAL __ . ri11y11 am ., . .,n nn1. _p ....... ""'"' -<'.-~rR 10.........,.1-;;====--,....,~= WE NEED:-· --r~ -~.. , .. :.;i...n ... -.i> l"l'S'ttrtlless of fYlM" nt "mk !0~~~!:kpr $2.50~ ~~~;;s1~~~ r;:rdc~ oa~ General Clerical ols~~~:~~ ASSEMB·LERS ~~~sh~o~'~ .. N~~~PG'.12~~ !:ck~:~s.i~:~;~.~ }~~1~ Bkkpr·Privale Ch,1b S<tf.-0 :r;rhoo1. Harbor Vie\\' Hills, Good flgu~ "-'Ork & typln Electro-M•chllnica l LIVE-in care \\'/lady con· prrsonal intcn•il'1\' call Timekef'prr S56.~ Porl StanhoJ>l', NB 64()-.(}<116. slulls helpful. g I to 5 yr11. experienC'e rit'sign· ''alesct'nl, Lite houseket>p-776-8551 E scrow Clerk $."JOO BABYSITTER my hoes ing many computer .. 1 ·11 ing & t'OOkin". Sn1l apl & I • · m · • peri"heral interfaces. l\fust Qualihed A.JlP 1cants w 1 "' Call l\1ondl\y On y Sec'y.Construction s;,;;o ro ;i, 5 dRys wk., 2 t,ioys, 4 & A/Payable Clerk •'" have 2 yea~ of electro· day off + $200 nio. l\l<1h.H't, g Al\I. 5 P:'>f Rt!erpt·Sh to S175 6. Ca.II Penny, 6'1~10 or ~1 · 1 p l · have CXfM?riencc \\'1th disc · rc~pon~ible lady only. -~~---~---,. 1n. yr. rocess nvoices. 11 JT 'lnicii.l product1on PHOTO Assist, Snrne r.-.;(X'r Chairside As.'il $450 fi.12-7452. varification of r.e c e i p I. , conlro t r design. Some pro-assembly l!Xperiel'M'!e--wllhe. !-'>~<8-'-""9~2~7~· -=-~---- Legal 'ITalnee---S•l5'l BABYSITTER. live-in, for 3 authorizations & extensions. -grRmming d'i!sirahl<'. 11biHI)' to opera\I' prt'cision T)·pisl ·Clerk $1.Al school age children in Lag. measuring equipn\l~nt & Acr,-ounting Clerks !o $625 Bch. 49-1-i280 aft 7 pm. Keypunch ENGINEERING complete final asS'embly on Recept /Gin't Ofc ••JVI •t t h 6 · k' AIDS/JR · _..,., BABYSITTER from g am to " us aye mos "-'Of ing vnr1Nl standard productlon PBXIR<'ccptioni11t $'150 1 pm , l\ton !hru rri fur 11,i exper.oneitherakeypunch, ENGINEERS instl'ut •nls. NEWPORT yr. olrl boy. Pref mother keytape, or key disk device. Personnel Agency w/chilrl samf' as:e . &1;,..ogj4, 1 ~o. 3 yri; .. _!'Xpe~iencc "'1th \\'e off good starting salary 833 Dover Dr., N.B. digital logic tcsllng & trou· & an excellent benefit 642-3870 Bankini:: INTERVIE\VING bl e s~ootin,1:. ~me design packai:;e. Fnr an intervif'iv, BANKING SEC'Y ?t·JON .. TUES. & \VED. experience desirable. please call ]l('rsonnt'l. A Bcttt'r Tcmp:irary Ptlsition Opcnin.s: 1n \Vcstcli(f branch, 9 AM·2 Pl\1 RNjuircs 60 1v.p.m. lypinJ:". ON ~ti sh ski lls, & secretarial SITE Of'' OUR cs per. NEW BU ILDING TELLERS PRODUCTION SUPPORT ENGINEERS 12131 441 -1171 ABBOTT Scientific Products Division • tiec. LOAN J\IANAGER; Large * * &l:">--2211 * • savings & loan assoc. Fine __ _:_::_c::.::.::.-"--'---- opportunity for the man PRINTING. Olf~rt pr1n11n;:: \1•i 1h loan nr finance exper. press opr ,,., A.B. n ick :l'j. r rom $10,000. expt'r. ln1n1ed Op£'11111C. E,. Call Jran Bro,1·n, 5•1()..60j,j cep!ional nppor, "'/~:ro111ni: Coastal Agrncy n11fl C(l. Perm. Xlnt \\<•l'k· Z190 Harbor BL at Adan1s ing conds. & ou1:<1.1an~11n~ l\1A.ID. over 30. l"\1\l rime. yr. munri . Co benefits. 3lijj. S. Cnal'it H"-'Y .. ~-Laguna.. l'ofAI DS "·antt"d, f'xperienced. HOUSEBOYS In R s sis t n1a1ds. Apply Bc.n Bro\.\·n'5 i\toior J.lo1el, 31106 S. Coast H11'}'., So. Laguna. No phone calls. befl<'lils. ~o An11i·. f()r· l"espondenCT' Srhool~. -I 101 BirC'h St., :-l .B. :'\h'" 1\l!lrs. M&-7360. PRESS OP_E_R-ATORS- \Vomen 10 \.\'Ork for plastic n1olding plant. 5-lti·.'l.170. PROFESSIONAL ph one fiolicitor -Dan4 Point, San SECRETARY -Outal&ndln(. &ALES\VOP.1AN, exp'd In $.t(urltie.s ex:per. L e cat bell~rR.T.\\'.a pl'cl alty trainlna; '11.-0rk for ~ shop. Top salary + com"'. veslment counselor fc at-5 day \\'k., no nltes. Replies co n f I den t 1 a I, ''.'rite lOr!M)I·-Nev.·port C.n~r. 6.14-'TM3 bttv.•n 9 a.m &: 1l ClassiJicd Ad No. 342, Daily pm. P1lo1, P.O. 6Clx 1560, Costa 1 "'=~---~-~-- 1\lesa, ~26. SECRETARY for Re a 1 Estate office in Corona d~l SALES Opportunity • no e.<cp !\lar. \\'int a CUrona del nec.essary. \\'e train. \.\'Ork 2 ~Jar or Ne\•tport rtsident hrs J)(r da.y ~arn $200. p<.ll' over lj, \.\'I th a v er a 1 • "''k., ca.II Dennis, 493-3'li6. s~cretarial skills. Pt'rsonali- SANOl'S ty more Important ttie:n GETTING MARRIED •kdls. &. she halts to leave her 2 C 01..\.\-'EU. "''onderfu l bosses It. her PROPERTIES 11\C. bcau11ful plu~h b<'arh ofc. until sh t finds respnns1blt', <'ai,:er 10 1.-a..1·n J)<'rson ro tr11 111 a~ w1·retll0'. S;iKI, Call-..._\1u1 ~·ox. K~l..2i00. Dennis &-T)f'ru11~ Pf'r:'l.llnrK'I Aitency, 20$2 :'>l 1c-h<'l~n Dr .. lrv111e. ~AH~\t{ Co\'('ntry 1wrd-;-\O lacli('!S 10 111lu1v 011r 11r11• hne . Nn lnvr~tmnl . roll«:>"L cir rirl1v. ~!in. 11i;r '21'1. ~~~~. S!l7-.~I. SAVINGS & LOAN ~l'\\' ,\CC()Ul'\T:;i Rf.PRE· SF:1\'T1\T[\tF,; l\lu~1 hinr n1u1 , " 11111':1: r111·1·cl r\· prr. h.<1r1r\hnt:: flJ"f'rUn~ flf nr1v ar1'tlun111. ·r.1·pc •f1 11·.p.n1 l/anrltr 011·n lilt' ror· r«srll'lrvtrner . Ui;(' 10 key a.d· rlrr. Nl'11· hranch nf 1111·s;:r S.t·L nl'<'n1ni:; !\lay ! in Crn· lral Orani.:r C!lun!y. I::.'\ ITllenl M IA1>y·& lx-n<'flt ~. 67>-7215 Sccrclary/Rrc<'pl1on1s1, N.B. hrok<'1'age flrn1, lo c 11 re d Fa.o;hion Island, d r s 1r t1 young, \,\,'t>ll "'kB~ fn. dividual. No shrlhnrl req. Xlnt workinJ: cond. F.B. diversified position. Send resume P.O. Bo« 2070. Attn; Pt"rsonnrl or cal! &14-5100. SECURITY OFFICERS \\'r need alen. 1n1cll igtnt, self·n1otivatcd_secur.it.~· ot.. r1eers ,o \.\'Ork "' our large flp1 . comple:<. \"f'il.r round rmploymenL $2.75 per hr. Apply at: 1700 lfi!h 81, NE\\'PORT BEACH Scope Drh1•rr Hrlp P.-r1 T1n1r.: r .. u for ii.PPL SERVICE l!tafi()n attrndanl p/t1mr. e\'es J,, 11·knris. Ex· per only, Neat in •P- pr;ir1111ce. r\pply morrungs C1n!y, 2590 Ne~'porc Bh·d, C:\I. • At- URGENTLY NEEDED Secretaries Typists Receptionists Keypunch Oprs Acctng-Clerks Orange Coun1y flpcninjtl'i for e.xpcr. hank tt'llers, espec. iitlly "''/\•autt or note back· ground. Apply In Person Between 10am &: Jpm Room 201 PACIFIC MUTUAL rASHION ISLAND <Corner Santa Cru:i: & Ne\.\•porr Center Drive) * J"REE daily bus transportation for \\•ork in Los Angeles until move lo Ne\.\'f>Ort. \\'t>ll versed in ri ir;ital logic fe$llng, Preferably minicompulf'r P>.J>CrierlcP. \\/ill 5upport manufacturing }:;qua.I Oppor. Employer on all re.leased products. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,.!!!!• I SYSTEMS ENGINEERS GEN'L office \\'Ork, 5 day 11"k., se1Ucd, non.smoker. Call i\1on<111y: 6~j...0081. l\fAK£ money In your spare lin1I" as an indopcndent business man? Re ta i I ·distriburorships selling the Nationally advel'tised Mark J, Vapor Injector b y Automotive Performance ot America. No1v available. for Hie So. Calif. ar:ea. For comple1e information, call Richard \\'allace. 5'16-945j. il!A11JRE couple for 114. unit apt comp!c.x in B\lcna Pii.rk, Salary + 2 BR unfurn apr. 523--021:1. . C'lemente, Capistrano area. \Vork in your 011·n hon1e. Btst deal 111._area. Phfln~ . 835-1465 between 9:00 a .m. and noon. Fee Paid VENTURE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE + + Scn1lre Stalron 1rndant E"P<'r p!Tf • 962-lft(l2 * SERVICE Station i\lgr. Ex- per. Salary + Comm. Pd. \Tac., life ins., uniforms. Gd '11--orklng C(lnds. Gd. sale• potential. 70,IXX> gal + sta- 1io n. Call 641-4131 for •PP'· lntf'rvic\.ving Hours 9 11m·ll 11m & 1 pn1-4 pn1 \\'ork \1'hcn & "h,,rc Interim Personnel Service 776 W. 20th, C.M. 642-1523 546-2592 10~15 No. !\lain, S.A. So. California F irst Nat'I Bank D]ual Oppor. Emplny<'r ' BAR l\tA'IDS full or p:irt tin1 r. Apply 1411 E11st lst St, Sn nra An11. ---------BEAUTICIANS, male or fcm11le. follo\1'ini::-prcf'ri. 2 llihop•. H.B. ~ C.i\f. Area. 642-lll2Z. -Boat-Repcli;;;:\,;n-- Prrm. jnh, friu,e:e beI\f'ritl'i. ACCT. CLP.RI\: \\'ork your C;ill 17141 117·2501, Lake \1'-"Y to thfo lnp. }·rirndly of. Arro1\'hf'ar1 ?.1:-irinas. Clerical GENERAL J{oUSl'e]caninI:". DON'T MISS 1 to 5 yrs. test syi;tem rlefinl· prr t 2 t'Xp \.\'Omen, lge. THE BOAT lion & inlf'gration ex· homl', nflC(' 11 \\'k. 6~;i-1045. llop aboard & sail o(f for An pcricnce u_~ing ~any NJm· GIRL Fridn.y. s1v1tehboard, f'x ti11ng future. llappy alert putcrs . \\'di design, f'h<'ck a c c 0 u n l s pa. )' a b t e , indiv. sought for gf'n'I ofc. out & assist in set up of autoniotivf' exprr. riesircd posilion in fllSC'inii.ting flC'1v computer oriented systems. but not necessary. ~laturc field . $600. Call ~1arion "·oman preferrc<i. Tommy ~1!?nn. 8.13·2700. Dennis & Sc>nrl rrsume to !\tr. John Ayres ChC:Vl'o!et, Laguna l)('nni,o; P<'r&1n~l Agenry, V.'hite. Beach. 4!'.14-1131 or 5-16-9967. _2M'l l\l1<"h<'lson ~-· lrvi.~. COMPUTER llAlRS'rYLIST \.\' / 5 om e CLERICAL Typ1i;t, pos1!1on foUo\\·ini;. \Vestcliff ar<'a wHh dy"'mk corp. ln San AUTOMATION, INC. "'1nn. 64>-71'8. Jon G•riopy .lu11n Capo. I de 8 I sur· & Co. 1-lair ?i-111 nagement. --------:1\IATURE Cple to manage :\ Restaurant MGR TRNE Self starter who Ii. 111nnf'y mot ivated & w1ll 1ng tn 1~nrk hard can sharr 11 ~U<"1·r~s paltern & reach !he lop. f~'\· trovert thal \.\'ants a l'IU'f'('r. Start at $8400. Cnll Bob :'-1!'· Coy, SJ..l2700. Dennis & Dcn· nis PcrsonnrJ A;:c-n<"y, 2082 :J\1icht·lson Dr .. Jrvinc. Recept/Gen'I Ofc-- rull time position open fror aggressive, rc!'lpon.~1ble i.:nl \\'ho enjoys dealing \v/lh,. 21!!2 DuPont Dr. Irvine 1::13-l?J'j 1 Bclnnrl A irp-'l'lrr Inn 1 0SF:A:\IST!lESSES \V "'n-1 ('cl Spanii:;h ~pP11king ok. Bikinis. Bl"Ht.:h area. Rep!y In C!a~sillNI ,\!L No. :(it 1· n J):uly r 1\(\1, P o . Rnx l;(i(l. Cn~!a :'>l c~a, ra '.J'.!1'52'>. pr11 1·. " :\1i\Jli ,/ !\'UP.SES' AIDf,; ~f.\\'lNG ma<'hlnc opr!. Fac- tory expt>r. Overloc k, 11pecial nf'f'dle, sing[f! tlf!e- dle, \•:ornen~ ,1·rar. Rojel, Inc. 1608 Bntxock, C.~t. 6·16-7·148. SINGLE NceOlr :'>lach. Opr5. 111/factory rxper. prel'd. Call 5a1-37·10 for ;i.ppl. STORE CLERK PART TIME riet' 111i1h xlnt benrhts close I •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiio I Ill thP flf'('(ln. $4:lfl. Call Jlr!rn lla~'C.o;, 5'\l}...f,OC)5 Coa.~lal A.izrnl'y BODY SHOP MANAGER IMPORT DEALERSHIP roundings. mus! be in- lcrr:slcd ,(· ,l!OOd w i th 895 'Vf'st 11>1 h Srrrrt HEAL TH ,FOODS figurr~. RPccnl exp e T , Newport Bc11c-h, Ca. 92f.60 l\fusl havr knowledge in c:le.o;1n:..tj. Sa J a r y rom· ELECTRONICS \'ilamins &. rcliitcrl lten1s. sn11. vpt, building!> 130 unilsl. \Valking distance lo heach. No pets. 8'16-3927. MEDICAL OB GYN Office rl'quiN's 1 cxperic ncffi back oft girl & l front ore girl \\'/insurance f'Xp. Pltase ~nd resun1e tn P. 0 . Box 39!12 Long Beach, 90~3. public. Typing CSSC?llllill . Cn. [ru l'('1ll'l'nlenf hnn1e btnr-hts. Apply in pertiflri. Laguna Rf'at•h '194-!l45f<. \Ved. &. Thurs. nnly. Pen· - nysa\'er. 15'\5 Ne\.\' po r l Secretary to $550 Sl\'d., C.'~1. Sh 90, lype niin 65 \V,p.m. in ~at & Su11 \\'Ork. 3 Pl\1·12:30 AJ\.1. Must also l)f availa ble for some v.·f'f"kn1s:ht ~·ork:. :!\lust be ovrr 21 yr~ of age & In good physical con· dlllon. PhOne I or ap- polntnient. 27!X) H:u·lxir R! 111 Ar!R1n!( Adm1nistrat1\'f' MGR TRNE $600 Are )OU stcking a f'nnstanlly .crowing 1•arc<'r? \\"1llini: to put in lhe !in1c & rllo11. to move into top Jrvcl n1gmr t.vlgro1\'1ng salary & r c"pon- !'ibility'.' This is fo1· you. CHll ,John Gos!'. 811-2700, Dennis k Dennis Pcrsonnrl At:l'nC"y, ~2 ~1lchclsnn Dr .. lrvlnr. Adminl~tia1ivc EXECUTIVES OF TOMORROW Bu ilrl your <'::ttCf'f AS \\"t'll Aili your fuluN' & Train for n1gn1t l\.'/oprn n11ndcd narl corp. The keys 11rr ambition k initiall\'f". Call Dick U:l\'f", ~.11-2700. Df'nnis & Of"nni" PrrsnnllCI Agf'ncy. 2 0 S 2 ~llchelson D1-.. -Irvine. Acctng Clerk to $600 Stat typist. AI P, AIR EXECUTfVE PERSONNEL AGENC'l' 410 \V. Co~t 1/111• .. NB Suite H 64.1-2716 Only qua tifif'rl nerrl Apply. l\lusr be qualified in all ai1."as. References required, ~alary O/M'n·, rnany cOrnpany hent'f 11s. C1111 ?.Tr. La"Tt'nCf'. al 6 4 6 -~ 7 9 5 hcf\.\'e<.'n 10 11nd 2 daily. BOOKKEEPER B<w:ikkeeping lhrough trial halan<'r & thorough knoWl· rrlge n[ office procedurrs fC· quin'd 10 11.ssorlate \l'ith thii; i;uhs1a.ntial sales org11niza· lion. \\'" 11.rP looking lor 11 \.\ r ll gr(lrlmf'rl, mature Ac· 1·ountant's assis!anl. fl.1in· in1um j yn; rxf)<'rirnre, non· smokrr. Salary Of)f'n. Call >lrs. DilVil'i for appointment, ~lnn.rri, 9·5. 642·162'6. BOYS Ai::e 10·14 to clchVE'r papen in the Dana Point, San Cle- n1entr> 1:u·eas. m<'nsura1e \.\'ith f'Xpcr. Con· El T h i\lanagcrial oppor1unit1cs. lact t\fr. Borlifl, 493-4582. ect. ec . Salary pl us bonus & ---~-= ---bcfl('fjt,o;, COOK. EXPER. S II • Call ro.1on. k Tues. P/time. No phone calls ma progr~ss1vt com· • !l.'M-935.'i • pl ease. l\:1ust be ove.r 25. pany working !t days, 1 • . surf &r Sirloin,"59,1(1 w. Coast -40 hr wk, needs 11n ex-HOUSE\\ ORK & child ca~. i1wy, NB p'd electronic fechni· m~st have refs:,. ~ar, resp =°"'~0---,,---,---0-,-,~-,--· I cian with emphasis on an11ude & Ccx1bihty. 11r_s. COUPLE, live-in. Lido Isle. t·d 10:00 to 4:30; 4 days \.\'k. $;':(! ~1us! be e.'\!>('rienced. Phone '°. 1 state, power sup-\.\'k. M4-5844 for app1. l\'liss \Vilbu rn , (714) 540--0500 phes. Mus.t bt able tOl-------"--- or rvr-s & wknds (714) work from schematics, 6i3-2339. operate te.St e q u i p - DENTAL Asst. Chair·l!ide. ment, and be familiar r xp11.ndcd c:luties, 4 handed with b a s i c environ- rlenistry, preventive prac-mental test specs. Ap- ticr, Ex per 11 1\1UST! Top ply Symbolic Displays salary, H.B. area. 9fi.2..24.16. Inc., 1762 McGaw Ava., DENTAL Nurse, cleaning in--Santa Ana, 546-0601 struction11, x-rays & some E !'.I p LO y ~1 E N T O p- front offict. Non smoker. p 0 rt u n i t j e :\ tn IC!am "' . -_, IRYINE PERSONNEL SER.VICES "AGENCY preferably u n rl er 30. fiberglass "''Ork & boat 644-0611. building. Day & nlght shif1 UNDERWRITER DENTAL Assistant. 1 Girl avail. Apply in person at TRAINEE OUice-Exp'd need only ap-13012 Perfecto, SJC. & ply, El Toro area. 8.30-5010. *Engineer to $1000 C.L~IMS ADJ TRNE DRAPERY 3-5 Yrs. 1nechanical r.xp. Soilrl insurance managen1ent WORKROOM Including board des i gn. caref'r opportunities. Ex- •mphasis on part & in· cep!ional 1raining program. Exper. hemmer. &ach Dra!l' SB Sa ery Service, 900 w. 17th, Cl\1 slrumentation. Degree. not B.A. degree r a quire d BU OY • Reslauranr. n -~--------rcqd. \v/meehanical. bussines.s, or DAILY PILOT 4924120 We are now acc•pting applicationt for - BUSBOY & DISHWASHER -Day & Nite Pleue Apply Between 3 & 5 P.M. .1852 MacArthur Blvd. (Across from O.C. Air(X>rl) Newport Beach Equal OpJXlr Employer RECEPTIONIST: G r c a l public contact position for the gal 'vith a hig 11mi1e. Company moving lo Irvine Complex. Start $400. Call Nancy .!\fay, 541)....6()J5 Coastal Agency 2790 Harboi' Bl . 11t Adams RECEPTIONIST ,v n n t e d , oompetent, p I ea s i n g al>' pcarance for N.B. la\v ore. Typing, wme transcribing. 8:30-5 pn1. Call 54()...5.100. Real Estate C•rur New or exJ'>f'riented, join the Company that's gro,ving. If you do not have a license, check on our $49 Reel Estate Licanting Course Full sales training program -no cost. l\1anage:menl op- portuniti~s. Ask for Mrs. Jone11 for information a l 842·5581. Tarbell Realtors Con.~!r. ha1·ki::rnd hrlpful. Receptionist to $475 Constr. back~rnd hel plul but not nee. Must be xln't lypist. Hardware Salesman E:<prr. Xln't oppor for grow· th. Lai;una B<'h area. NIGUEL Personnel Agency 276:.:5 forbC?s R1I. La,'!una l"igurl 831·1477 SECRETARY ~lust be intelligent & quick to learn. Heavy typ1n~. 1peed &: accuracy \\'fi::rt spelling ability very nccess. Exp er. \.\:ith intcrnalional business advantageous bu l not essential. Prefer mf&'Tn i;: plant background. X I n t fringe hcneflts. Conlact Mrs. Tic toe M•rkets, Inc. 8.¥J-1411 Cerol e S11JP S)fOKJNG The E&sy Way &: Earn $1()(H:100'.J a mo. ..Bn.-4213 STUDENTS! Application• for summer jobs being taktn no"'· Call Virogan J.ne. for interview. 97'}-80.'l.i. TELEPHONE Sil.Jes. Top cc..mmissions .a.nd bonus. Ap. ply tn pel'SOn be:t\\·etn 9.00 and 12:00 noon 111 J:381 Bolsa Avenue, l\f idway City. • · TEi:EPlffiNE so I 1 c i 'o r 1 V.'anted for eve "'Ork in airport 11 rra, ;\fust have transp. C11ll Su,, 833-9-tiO. Edwards, L.M. Cox j Manuf11c1uring Co., 1505 E. \Varner. S.A. Equal Oppo°?j Employer. TEST TECHNICIAN SECRETARY .Juan Capistrano, 3 l 8 91 DONUT shop v.'Ork, fem . Servi('I' Center Agency legal orientation. l\1arried, '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!C I REAL Es rate SaJes. Like Accounting Clerk Camino Capistrano. D a Y N}1e_ shift. No exper. nee: '1262 C~mpus Dr., NB . local. veterAn pl't'ferred. MOTEL Maids Jamaica Inn working in Lagu11a Beach ? R'~~r~s~~~t~~~~~cy07o~::. 10 key & filin~ l'xp. pr'f'f'ri. Shi ft. 254.,. Apply l\1r. Donut. 13.l Su ite 8 _4 5Si-rilt Starting salArics to $8400. 2101 E. Coast J-lv.·y, Cdi\l Immcdia1e opening for f\.\·o "' Cnas1:\I Rrcrralion. 940 \r. E ]71h SI CM I Ask for :\1ari11 . rr·--' r ~..... ceptiona\ly !iiharp qua\Uicd S 0 Rs . ' -EXPER1EN'CED H '1-,.-, r c Emp oycr Pays f('e, qua L It...., icen:><::u persons. young g;rl. Gd "' & ty pin" '1111 ~!.. C~f 6'12-0.i-12. CA UAL LAB RE • Nursing SANDCASTLE Real E state "' --XDVERTTS-ING--Urgently Needed DAILY PILOT ~'el~rii3~P\~.1Y1T81'h'"s~caCProl · Also • D. N . S. (Ne\\' Owner) ~%~~'~1!~r~ae,:r;t;,·. 1~~:~~ Gr~at opJXlrlunily !or hi.s:hl.v • !\lust hal'c transporiation 'uc s. . . ., os a Seuet•rial & \\'11h ad m i n i !! I rat iv t * * * •194-802.l * * *· ~ • I I ~ c· LASSIFIED ADS i\le~a -rl('pcndrnt upon qualifica· motivated, hl~hly s\d1!cd "" e. ep,~.ne. 'I~=·__:__· -------Clerical Openings SUJX'Nlsory exper. for REl;EPTIONIST wanted full · lions. )''u\1 fringe bcnelits. .~Pcretat)' U> \V(lrk into br('jaii· Interim EXPER. Po1vrr Se 111 1 n r; 1·-& ,-., ~,·,,,·on<. modern nicdieal f11c11ity. limP, Convalescent hospital. C P I S ' FOR ACTION '""' " ,-,, · Bil ?.Ir. Sylvester for appt. Pr rcsponsibilitir5 at Ia!>I· ersonne erv1ca •• • Mar n. Opcraror nerrled at 48'11 E. 17th (Ill Irvinci CJ\f Please srnd resume in N')n· 642·2410 Sam.4pm Mon·Fri. ·540.2!HO pac<'d NC\\'flOrl Beach Rd· 7711 \\1• 20th, C.i\l once. Spanish speaking OK. 642-1470 fidence to ,P.O. &x 10880, _::_:..::_:.:.:_______ 2 \TE'rtising 11.grncy. Br11ins, 642-7J23 a46-2592 CALL 642-56 78 Apply Sea Suiti; or Calif. 8251.,...,..,.................... SRnta Ana, Ca. 92711. Receptionist , husy 1 .. • .. r .. !16 ... -~"ii'ii'· ................. .-1 initiative. & sh rNTuired. I ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;;w~.~1;8t~h~S:Ct.;,c~•~1C-. -::::-:--;::: 1: DOCTOR'S OFFICE We are seeking an indivtd· uaJ. with 2 yf!ars electronic experience including ex- pol!ure to preeil1ion t>lcc. Ironic tel'il equipment. Po- silion requirti; knowledge ot t>lectronic fundamentals -tbeOry and tt:"Chniquf!s as well as the ability to Un· derstand. operate Md ln- lerprel 1nslruments u.scil with a high degree of ana- lytical skill. \forking know· ledge of logic required. Pre- fer experienct in the field of 1peetro.scopy. Call 83J..1670 1----.i INVEST IN NURSES Aides-v.•ill train P.O. Box Zt.11. Costa J\.1csa Salary To -~~ EXPER. super man lone; older \\'Omen \\'ho are in--*Personnel Clrk $425 ALERT SHORTHAIR * * * * * * hair. interior "x If' r i or YOUR FUTURE tcrested in nursing ca~rss. l\1ust be !!killed 1yp1st & en· Ckcll~\0ru:1t 11'()1'k·hi p11y. Shor painter. light m41ntcna"f't'· Full or p/time. Ovrr 35 prefd. !\fusl be ~ ' joy detail. hr5 , ririv,, \Vin&>w ,------------------. St11rt $2 hr .. good trip for BE YOUR OWN BOSSI neat. \.\'ill ing to learn & /, *Recept/Steno SSOO washing. Exper. helpful. right dude. ~9265. Men or Women must rnjoy \.\'or k i n g €U en ~ Good hackground Jn ofc. pro- Apply Rt>nt11.I ReAd icr. $9 Trad ''s Pa d. EXPERIENCED substitute w/geriatr1c pa t i' n ts' ectlUN)l lr. lyping. \V. 19th C.~I. bctwn ll k 12. er ra I Se teacher for preschool in lease A Yellow Bayvie1v Conv. Hos P · •Receptionitt $433 APT. MANAGERS H.B. Over li. Call ;;J6...64IJ6 Taxi Cab &12~J.j(l,°J, Santa Ana \\'ork front dessk. gd typlna "'or 50 Unirs in Cosla l\1e58 . , •1 nes afte"r 5:30~ ......,u~d. ,. Of}'ICL SK1LI-S ·~.., 11~· Expcr. Send. refs, ba<'k-Exper'd Draper;y seams~ss. Call for Appl Now lnt~rvicwing for *Gen'I Ofc ground lo Classified ad no. Paid vacations, gd. \.\1orklng 545 .. 1311 WE NEED YOU Some. bkkpng 3.i2 c/o Daily Pilot, P.O. Box ti" mes cond. Call 558·8131. \\le are meeting increasing DA y BUS HELP good t}'fli51. ssso koowlcdge· $650 We offer good starting sal· ary and bcnellts. For ad· ditlonal information, please call Per90n11el. 12131 441·1171 ABBOTT Sr.if'ntiflc Products Div " Equal Oppor. Employer ?.111' 1560, Costa J\of<'~a. C11. !)2626. EXPERIENCED upholslerer. A11k for Herman demand from e x c e 11 en I *Secretary AUTO ROAD-SE-RVICE'! d 11 Appl y Tra.bl'lca. Products, IRONING !11.dy wanted. Nr l'mployer:\ throughout Apply In Parton Back~und In personnel or T'R1. IN E .£': Exce.Ue.nt Route Driver Trne Desire a foothold In !he Secrtt11ry $55'0 Drive. company truck on _ 0 ars 337 W. 18th SI .. CoslA l\lua. llth & S,11ntA. Ana.-COSta Orange Co. for 11.ll olfice Before 3 & S P-.M. re.lated a.rea. ~ice c11.lls in Or11.ngo ' , FIGU-lfE THIS-r--Me511 642-0.i60. r;kllls 11t all expcncncf! Or Before 11 A.M . *S.cr4tt11ry $650 '-·· ty So ex~r•·n~ levf'ls. \Vr tan place you in T kill •• c "·kpn• u1un · me .. -" Count on xlnt training , add op l'! !'I aum ""' · gf't~ this grr.at jnb. To sAA<J, future adv11.nccment k !!hort or long 1 er m 2313 No. Bro11dway *Secret11ry $525 Ca.II DicR Sc.'oll, ~ 'f.6 .Mercury .GT. 4 1J)C"d l.IESPERIA lot l30x240. !if"'CUt'ity, multiply by·fri.-nrl· lllli'lignmenti'l· I'll top ulary ,_ l.itc.Jih. Xlnlt}1):$1 Cn.v;tal Agency tr1nsm. Nlct . Trade for utllltle.s • 1>3ved road. Next Jy atmosphere k total up to • rates imm~illlely. Equal Oppor. Employl:'r SERVICE CE.NTER 7700 H11.rbor Bl 11t A<iam!( l Ton truek CJ( out ol stale lo beaut. nnch bomts. Take ral't'<'r oppor. 811 asst bkkpr. ~ • Stcretariet AGENCY AUTO~IOTIVE-Ha.rd WQrk-ac.rca.:e or !. late car. trlr. &ood furn for To $550. Call Lynn Todd. ~... • Typistt RN, full time 3·1J :30 shill, C262 Cainpus Dr .. N.B. in~ young apprentice 10 Call 675-5ZiR eq. 54G-5589. lt33-2700 Dennis· le Dtnnls • • D ictaphone Oper. permanent. Beverly Manor, Suite B...C 5.>7·2711 learn 11n1ique aulo rtpa.ir. 4-plcx, 2 br, ba Ir Ho, north 3 BR Townhouse SlO,IXXI eq., Pertonnel Agel'l('y, 2 O 8 2 • Switchbo•rds Capo Beh, 496-5786. Helen 5<'h11ft~ 5'$5-6611. ol ~·oothill, Upl1u~d. !Aan, 'oatanc.!e s~ nv., tra.~fw -Mlehcl!IOn Dr .. Jrv1ne. • e Keri Punch AUTO SALESMEN $30.900: oqulty, 124.100, acreage N. San Diogo, so-Fry Cook NltH IRVlNE PERSONNEL e G• I Frid•y training-wilh-Nlt'I co. Rf!gullll' raises &. oppor. to enter nlgmt. Approved for GJ job tralnln;:. SfiOOl. - Call BOt> \\rtlsoti ~ eo&1tiJ-Arency 2790 Harbor Bl at Adams TRUCK drivers, Cl.us One Ii~. req., lransfe.r ri& exp. desirable. Also need htavy equip opr1. Strike 1n pro- grrsf. Creatllte, S&n 714/.92-5163. buslrlCAS world? Large!ll ln· SH 90. cd typ1ng. local dcpeodenl co. of iu kind of· Call l.Llrraine YICli'llIT _toron_a dtl Mar • ten beginning opp'Jr. for \VESTO.tfr Your houM pre I er ab I y Ot'Mge Couniy'a largest Pon· Trade for Like prop, O.C, :luded, wt.r acau. $36-0258. ~rie'nced _ tntervlc~·s !I to 5 d&lly tiac rlrAltr tt~nings !or ,o~r~ho~mc,,;,;•·~"-5-~1~89-'c.· -~-Principal! only. ~ Prep Cook, D•yt 1 .. SERVICES~Y -Come Ink~ now! bu I ·~ You'll be gll!tl you did! l\\'O J1utomo c u. t'smt>n: TRADE Old Fold oot tniler BA YSJDE Villq:e trlr, l Br. Apply In Pttrson Hosp Credit to $SOO AND SO \VJU.. WE f:xpciiencc unne.ccs..~. \Vt camper, stps 5 &: 'SS VVt'. 2 Ba. _Value 16M (e.qully COLONY KITCHEN Will tr.111 tn v.'Oman w/gd ty~ cas:er lncUv. who likrs pco. Pe.r!IOnnt:I As:;tn('y w/otller chlldrtn. 2--4 days • \• 1\l 1™n YoU to sell new&: runs ad. but needs minor l6M) will trade for CdM or 3211 Harbor, C.M.---1.-.ing, mature nltitode. Phone 11~d rars plus leasing, Our repa.ir-for Dune BUU)' in CM R·2 w/add..on potenlfal. rur 1 ftime m mt trne: ability. Some bkkpng. In. top men t.llm S24,0CXI per good ctmd. 497-1338. Brkr. 675-5631. ~ P ~I g / ' suranai or medical tXl)f!r. ytat, full compeey b(:nc.lits WALK thru, stlf contained RIVERSIDE County, Free ~u:i it1~h ~l~mm h<':l~llll . • plus new car. Apply In pe.r· 1 ton G.r.tC. camprr like & clear, 5 eomm'I units. , t"rtt ii. t rt' PoslOon!I Mn to Mr. Morris. Bo\J Lang-ne"· will tride tor new m0-Rtt>m for f.>i. A: DDS bldg. tt s t brct"l:C .. 11ell your 488~"E. l7ih 111 1 ln•lneJ C~f Pre Pnn1l11r, t:l600 Beach drl !lfl0r1K car. area 2113 Grou $9710, T&ke 26'.:Jl' Items with ~..-se, u~ D~lLY -642-1470 Blvrt .• \Vet1minslf:r. MT.gT e.vts. or wk, f:rlds. trailer or '!"'' 645-n.7 Ptlot 01ssafied. 642-5618, The Wiest dnw tn rht Wtsl · · • Like to tr1rleT Our Tn.der'• The faatesi draw in_ the • , , • Dft.lly Pilot Oas$IUed * * * * * * P11ra.dJse coJumn 11 tor )'OU! \\'tat. , ..-Da.Uy p 110 t Ad, 6{2.-.1678 ,,•••••flii"i!lfill!!!•ll!!!!!!!!llll!!!!!!il!lmll!!llll!!!I 5 line!, 5 d3)'ll' tor 5 bucb:.. ClwUled Ad . &i2-.56i3. I 21Uh,1111+ Or. ., ........ Ul·l1'1 pie &. outdoors. Slllrt Sas<>. 2043 \\'e~tcllff Dr .• r.'B "'k' for 2 ¥!' old alrt Call Bob f.,1c:Coy. 833-2i00, 645-2710 644-6..l37. Oennia It. Otnni!'I Pr-nonnel SECRETARY: Do )'OU l!U \\1ANTED: Machine loo I As:tney, 3:182 Mfche:l50n Or.. puhllc conlaci? Work In rebuilde.r. P..lust ha\.'t Mncl CL 711·1 trvlM. t'••hion Island. Busy orllce 10011 Ind acraptn. Wf.PI p ti nttdS" you $500 open. SttidY_ f u t u r •-: It' it alwiiya lhe r1aht time k SALESGIRL., art ml', lo , C II }I I . H • ~~ l\l11 chini1t Journeyman onl)r. all''l,ll lhC.....rls::bL.platLJ! sell ~n Lido 1Jlc'a me'lit fash· a Cr. en laytl , ......... ,, 10 A .~I. •-U ~ .... '-\Orn\ble "NOme.n's stott. No oaata Agency "'., LU 1~ ~t>u \\llnt RESULTS! Csll nilei1, xlnl "'-ork'i cnnd. 7790 Harbor BI-at M 8ms 1 ::n,.-•_,_,.--,--,ZI-,-. --,---.,,.--=,.-.• &12.-56il A ph1c_oe th11t ad Con\JJCI Carl Jc n, 1, Fut result.I a~ just a phone Tbe tutest draw ln the Wtat 100Ay!' 213/~1 coll~!. ca.l~l a~·~-·~·~-~W-$~~1!!1 __ _1__:·~·..;·~a~Doll,y~~-~~C~··~•:!!1fW~ 1. ,_ ' I ~ -·-..... -___ -:::;;::----------. ID :J % DAil V PILOT Suitday. Apr!I •, 1971 ' -···················· ( -..,_:=J~ '---! -_-•___Jo ![§] !.___M'_"....,"'___,•!~ [ ~1t!J~~'.. Antique• IOO Furniturt "'·' <:f. Sf:WtHCi GUIDE fOlt THC " • 4, ~ •,1 CAL ON THr: CO. For •n •d In Woman 's World C•ll M•ry Both 642-5671, ut 330 lnrern or tonol Desl9ner , Pattern _ _.71052 BF: Al"TJJ--UI.. s 1<IP-b)"·.~1dr ::S " Ph 1lc.'O rt.fl'tK. Llke ne11: \\/sui.,, !ct !Tlii:k<.'r, front "-alnu1 paneilng, "·on'r f11 ~w k1h:hen. 170 Lec1ngion Ln .. CJ.t, 979-3..$77. Fri1idAir~ Refrigrrator Good Conrl. $60 r.1AV1'i\G l'f!palr1T1iUI ha:<. \\8.£hrN; ,SJ;), lo $100. Can tlf'l )\·r1• "'1 yr. guarn. S3~171il P..EFRlGEP,i\'fOR ;, ~I'!> ollf. 2 d1·, t"t>l'Y ~h11rp. S100. 71:.0 \\'f'!itn111t~ll"t' Bl. \\1rstn1. OVF-:R-200 l\RShf'rli, dr~·f'r5, rc rri~erator!J fro1n $39.9i The newe1t shirtdress in to .... ·n sports \vidr la1Jl'ls _5_i:>-0_7"1_. -----~ at the shoulder creatini; a slight poof and ga!h{'l'r>d "6~ \Va1tls \\"a.~her, /\'ors:" edced \\'ith top-1tltchin&. The sleeves &rt' eased in l>ryrr, :\l11ke offer, .j.j.j..2823, in snu1ly by the wide one button cuff. Thr> s:-<1J"rd h~forf' :t:.'!Q. skirt has a great flouncy flare and the hrm N'J><'RI.~ ----------the topgtitchlng theme. Origin1tlly shu.,..·n in a :.yn. REFRTGERATOR J;'i <'U. :? thetlc blend, this fabric used by the d('si.11:nrr 1n dr. au!.,. clrrrost. La tr & the Italian collection is availablr. It i:s t'f}ually ideal clean. 1'193-9060. for any 11ofl, flippy fabric. 71002 is cul in ready-lo· -~~--~-wear Mis se1 Sizrs 8·16. Size 12 l"('qu irl's apprnsi-REFRIGERATOR 11.1·oc:i.dn 2 m&ttly 31ii ya.rds of 45'' fa bric. Tn order 710:-12: dr . l·I ("U, rr. If() lti. lrl't'zer, five ah:e, name, 11ddrt!i~ and zip. Send $2.00. Ad-i1nn1af'. $89. :}4.j..238:-1. drffA SPADEA, Bt>x N, Of>p't CX-15, 1\1ilford, N.J. REFRlG°E RATOP. fnr s:1\e. 08848. To order the original fabric, rt>qur51 lne11 I c I outlet from thP above 11ddrt~5. NEW REV IS ED S!\j. Apl size sto1•e, S:?O. n I BOOK: Pants and Tops Wardroh,.. s tyled for day 11.nd fi-16--0~9 __ 1.~----~ eveninf wt-ar compJe tt' 11•ith figurl' filling SCl\'ing ECjUipment 808 tips on how to n-iske Jlf'l'(r>Cl f18nt!'> -Sl.00. Cameras & lniernaTi ono l Designer_ -Ko-o-.x-· .-,~-'°-· ,-" ... -,-,_-,-,,,. -7.oon1, t·arrr1rle;r /'111.rf S40 \ 736~1) Pattern~u:.:,_.,,,. 810 3 ROOM GROUP ALL NEW ,tl. ' ~ FURNITURE J . ': I . ~ conrnl •ng nl 8 P" i>od,.rom /; ~ '"""· 7 pc "vlng "'°"' . .r .... ::L' ;;,:;";2:;~· I ~~· TE RMS-ALSO I U o.'.:_ ~~ I LAY-AWAY PLAN TRADERS FURNITURE 202 N. Broadway, S.A. S."1.5-1305 Open 7 Dny!I BRO\\"N-.lortfan glas.~ inp pat in tbl ., 4 chairs. 6 mo~. o!ri . l.ol"e ~e11t, cu51. mAflr . Barkrr", 6 m·•~. olfl. Dbl. bPd. fn111n niatfl't'!!!I . All l1kt! nr>1\. 6j~.\:i Klt\G size bed compl, lncl, hf'adboard. all I i n en 11. p1llo11 s, i;pr1"11cl . SJ jO,; :\Ir ,~.:\Ir~. orange l"l'ivet chAirs k auro111an 3 pieces SH)(]. S.12-1~66 LOVEL\" Velvt't so fa. nr\'E'r usrd $130. :0.1 a l chi n g 1111·rscat SSS. VE'1 \'et hi-b;ick rhair S85. Cocktail tabtrs s:r1 ""· Latnps $20 t'ilch. 53~281. RCA Color TV, R. C, rarlt'l ronso!f', So<liltxm!, l!!'JnriA CP 'iO .. girl'.~ :\..~fl<f brkr, h1rn .. r!o!hing, odtll' & Prwl~. ~2:: V1A lthllC'lt. Lido J~lr. &it & ~un. 10 5. GIANT rrin1b111f'rl gara::;r ~ale! ~:JIJ-J Sat-Sun. 8-1 2 !lion. E\'l'"f'Y.lh1ng mu~t go'. 600 ClubhOUSf' A1·r. !hal·k- yd.i N.R. Gr.;·r Rid ril S;1!r' 111 p<111n !'lf Lenore".• A1111qur Stlll"f', 418 • 31st, NB, F'r1/S:lt/Sun \(}. ' !ti CU f"'T RPfr1g/rrPezrr. ;ipt. size sto\·r. chain;, dhl dl"f'55~i·. ('nrl 1ah!es, ln111p!I k n1isr. ·119 F"lo1rrr St., C.'.\f, PATIO Salr. Sal/51111 AJ'r!l !\ .(.: 9 • JO lo 5. ?.OR A!'>Olf'na. Bal !~Ir, Jewelry 815 D!A\!0:'\0S ·Ruy Da·rrt lit" \\'llOLE:SALI:: PRICF>;~ + flAna JJJ-'fflonrfs 406-3090 Miscellaneous 818 ST!-;nl'.:O, H172 l; A r r A r cl ml)llrl. Fnll • 1 1. e pro. fP!-Slnnal rurn!nblr, ~ra lr(f ::Ill'" ~U"fll'll"if"lll ~fl k I'~. ,\:-,11r:-.1 sier!'fl l"ett'ivei', llradphonrs. T<1oe d<'t"k fll11g -1n Jark!I. ~rill hrand 11c11· in box &: ~uar;u1\ced, \\';iii lef! unclai111Pd· nn la_v· a.11a). Sold for S2!"19.9.;, Pay oH b;,lantt ol $9i nr take over pymn!s. CoUrt·lion DC.pt .. 714/~93-0:"11. -~~--SANSUJ Af.I F1\l SJ"f:r?EO i\IPX SJ:~~-9;,_ A1111).1~~ad<lr flilOI' stand111~ ~[W•!ikrr:i;; 11 ith 12"' h;i..111:i;, 6"' n1irlr;.inge. 3·• super 11•·rf'lrr $?.•'l_'.1~1 11 pair. BSR-:'lll'Don~lrf /lrnfc>li~1nnal lablr . :JJOX, ("OtnplPI~ 111rh ba!'!r, du"I 1viv,.r 8c Shurf" l\!75 cartridge $M. Co1npJerc . ~ysfen1, ~II 11rw . no1v S299.95. U.S.A. Slereo Eqt11p \\'a1't'houM-, 179 f:. 17th St., ('rn:;IA i\lf'sa, 645--2 142. \\'ATER ~k1:i;, p11ir, I 1 Sia loin 1 320. Jr 11·<11rr sk1!1. p:ur fl Sl11!on1I $20, t.ifl' _1~1 rk11~. 111 in ~J.1 l:n!<" CAI!~, Scuh;J 1ank.s 11/J·1·ahl' ,". \',\NITY rl~,;ser \\'/mirror .Sli. GE mnhile d1.111h"·asher SJj, C<it .\!1nibikC' S 8 5, 96.~·1 927. 'i2 BULTACO 175CC l\1X n1oto1·cyc/f' S j 5 0 , Cop.. perrone RPtr1gerat"r SJOO. 979-l:Jf.1. 27" 10 Spef'd hif'ycle $40. &. rutl IPnglh Aquatic \\'Pl !<Ult $40., 2.i4 C Flo\\·er St., Co.111ta \lc:.a. 8' ~f;l ,~ l/lt'f'~f"a!, l'W"Vel° U'· Pd, holh .$]-1(), S P\\' I n .£: niach1ne S25. Private Ply. %.'\-7910. HERE·1 a l'E'al steal Ill $850 - 16' \'lizard boat, frtl!hly painted, \\'/tiO hp l\1erc, \\·/recent m1jor tune-up, KITE:. Cood. ronditto n "/h1ah11•ay t1'llilPr. M . Call ~1294 CAt. 2j. Lt'lRdl"d, F\e\'~ TIC· t.d N.B. !ilip. Exctl CMCI. • S..1S-2ll4 SLIPS. Sailboats preferred 20' to 42'. F.lec A: y,"a tf'r on dock. Re~ltoom!i, 11ho\\·er1, free parking. Everything fi1-s! cla1111. Beos t in N"'P' llRl'bor. 673-3711 'Iii 10 prn. EXCELLENT d()('k for U H· boitt ~o· OI" !Argrr. *** fii~lOiO •*• DOCK for po11·er bo11t, $'40 nm. Up to 32', Ne'>\'JlOl'l P.E'ac:h. £7~712~. Boats, Spood & Ski 911 16' Camp~ll Hull, Dod~ HPm i Jnbrd, eond perfect. 3199j_ 69S-5731 l213) Call i\!011.-f ri. 16' Spef'rf & 1ki boat, mahoi 11·/n1any xtr11~. ni~ ccnd. l\Takf' nfft'r. 67>6442. Camper•, S•le/ Rent '20 1955 FORD ~~ Ton • Cha,,.'ii~ niounl npen rofl.d • llf'\\' n1otor, tires. 211, K\V 110 Volr Gen1. Air cond. thru· ()ul s.:, gal t\·111er 1\•/sho1\·er Ir he11d . S.11,000. 557-5603. Custom Lamp Shades· ;\!ad{' to onlf'r. 539-4696, call an r. Ov.'Tlt'r n1usf truck~. :\!E'S!\ Camper S&J,.1, ncrifice Ix-cause of o1ltt'r 3>?.6 Harbor Blvd., c.~I. as Ion~ as you like! No re~-ohliJ?:nlioni-. ;1 10-22;9 11.rlrr ;; KING 'O THE ROAD • rachnirntJ. like nf'\\' Call Tei! 6-12-:tl21 istration. No obli'l"alion. Just p G 1 ••o ----..... ~ 646-4002. et1, enere ..,. p.111. or .>."-c''"'· Comf.' ~londay~ 7:30 pm, ------· -1964 \I\\' C11.mPf'r, '6!1 lfiOO !:'\STANT Cash for gO<ld U!!'.t.d furn. hflrm. set!'!, l\'nrkinit r nlor 'rv· .... relrie: & appl1. I P<'lhnulicful. J 4 9 -2 2 4 l , COAST MUSIC BARGAIN 100 gal 11{·quar1um TAX SHIELD r ng., d11al Zr nith Ca.tbs . '69 642-l&il & stand, $180. Hundreds ol 'ii, 40' Cahin Cr u 1 1 ' r · inlt'rior, vrry clean. 11000. i\L\JdR BRAND ORGANS pl11n1~,&. olhf'r-arC,:sM>rie;. lrll\\"lf'r lype'. documJn~l!d. &0-049J. f"n>m 1395 inc. Allen. Conn. Aquaf1ums ~t '>\holesale or long range. d1,set, 3 cabtn!I'., _;:AB::_~H~IG~H--G---T--1-. 1 ~ 615-0363 2 head.~. sho11·rr. oomm11.nd C · t in op, its Hammond • ·\Vuriitzer, e!c. "· · · bridgr, lot!I of e.xtras. Call any 8' btd, SISO. or trade lflr Tirf'd of St'arch1ng? Also Harp s I c hords & HA»ISTER & large cage. eves. 968-5172. ·J bikf' trailer, xlnt cond. l'mfess1anal arll!I! "'111 paint Piano.~. $4.00. 9 642-Gm tx>aui oils !o suit. Vast col-GOULD TltUSIC CO. * &14-5685 * '6 Luhrs 28' GEi\! TOP '64 to '67 Et lf'ction ready to hanit. Reas . 2(}.15 No, i\1ain, S.A. BANTA~! chicb all colors ~an cruiser. 300 lfP \1~. Camino, s2·..o. fll"K'f'!I. tt'rms. 842-:JSCll. '.>17--0681 ** Since 1911 $1. ra. Due.ks_ 'Gee.~e. 2612 Trim labs, full fishing equ ip. • 642-8632 * AJ R conrlitiont'r, Sears. 11·1 n-PIANOSttORGANS S. E. r.1esa Drive. Only 365 hours. r.tany ex-G R I Sa 36" 11 1n91--C ean do1v un it. 1971 mod el, 23,000 Kaivai, Slein1vay, Hammond, Cats IS2 tru. · <7itjce. 495-5192, $2:5. • 646_5890 BTU $275. An!ique chan-Allen, Baldwin. etc. From · SHARP 196.l 18' C a bi n drlif'r $i5. 8.1.'l·Oi21. $295. RENTALS SIO & up. LOST & MISSED Cruiser 40 hp eng. elect .\10DEL Hon1es cancells tinn Daily 10-6 Sun 12-5 Sntall Stal Point Siamese. s_tA rl, ..,,-/steel trlr. Bst. of- fnrtts clt'c.'01·a!or to sacl'if. FIELD'S PIANO CO. J•e male, VJ('. Amethyst It f!'r ovt'r $1000. 67~ rrpls k rlr11.Ptry fabl"ics. 183.'l Ne\0.-port Blvd. Pa.rk, B.T. 675-5402. :i29-496A ask for Chuck. j{)' & rl1sc .. Jason, 492-2217. Costa Mesa 7141645-3250 3 ADORABLE SIAr.fESE ':i& ?i-1ATtllEWS C 0 NV . i\IOVING: Silk scrP~n~. ink!". :FOR SA.le, Acrownic bu ilt by KJTIENS, 7 1vk~. $10._ca. SEDAi<""'11·7IJybr & dual s!t·ntil supp!1Ps ('!c. Also. Bll ld11·1n, ronsole spine!, * 548-1777 * mntrols: 225 HP Chry!llers, pa1 nlf'n; can\'M, ch ea p . French P1'0vinci11.l. cherry D •r• 7;JO hr~ total since new. 194-"!Y.ll \\"ood. Sl).3841 ~t 6 p.m. OQS _.. 67J....810.j -·-·~-·-·-----~ l=~-=-o~~~~~~ \rANTED? Used 11.ppli jt111k -TOP PRICES PAID FOR 6 \\'kr; old pupplrs. l\1oth<'r SEE to Bel iPve~ Forcer! salP l"ldd:i; & t'ncl~ & antiques. Ask °Slt'in"·ays & Ha mmonds beitul. P"digreed Collie: ol top C(lnd. 17' fibgl.~ Bt>ll for l>;)u g . .".-18-7322. PENNY 0\\"~LEY CO., fa.lh<'r Lab & Shrp. l\tal~8 & Boy Cruiser "'1 75 HP E\•in- 5-1-1·A-l-<L_E_C_P_n>d_"_c_l,-l-fo-,-,· I R92-1~14 females. Smart. Off lo excel n.ide. $1675. 239 6lst St .. N.B. ht-althier, cleaiier, y,•ea.!thier \VURLITZER piano console, ~tart 1vil.h love & care. 110. CLE AN 1 <, G 1 I . 8473818 a1pa r ~ul, ~-2564 or 892-3163. 10 yrs. o d. Redd 1 g h -. · J\·Iara!hnn, 65 hp I\!ercury, ,\OLER 5'x9' slate Pool mahogany. Xlnt c 0 n d · AKC SALUl<lS 10 nio. ChAmp ski & fish, bait tank, trailer. T1-1hlr. Sacrlfi('(' $ 6 j 0 • ~95-5916. line, zhovJ & pet. BEAUTIES S&10 or make o!fer. 646-2634 $'16--2725 Costa l\lesa. Sewinn Machines 128 121:1 1 592-5890 or S •I · 18. La Ir k 1 b d • 53&-7"91 ps a ou oa r 72 ~I yiu·cl~ of u -~Pd BROTHER XL 33 6 Id " . trailer, nn motor. $350. • :·· mo.o ·PUREBRED. black 6-14-6490 ~·ar'P<'lill.li:. Xlnl oond. Beige Docs everylhing, 25 year Labrador pup, no papers ·""·==~-i-'-7'-'-c-.,..-,----;- CABOVER Camper, sleeps 4, gaz 1"£'!rlg. 3 bumen + oven . .S4JO or offer. 642-931 7 Cycle•, 8ilce1, Scooters SOLO 12 mos. of 'iO KA""· 350 Big Hnr11. Has fa ct kl!. $5i.J Xrr. '69 Ka\>.'. 175 Bu5h. SliO. '69 Suz 125 twin, $200. ·11 1 ~ Cabo\•cr 8' camper. 1300 T., BA, jack.~ $895. \\"llJ lake Cab-Hi shell in trade. 962-i097 11ftrr 5:30 p.m .. J-'ri/Sal & all da.y Sun, TACO Mini-bike, condition, $6.'i. 962-3124 exce-Uent '70 Trtuntph ~ stmi-chor· ped, IT pipes, xtra. chrome .S975. 645-0318, 646-7967. I :\lo. old Sofa.-l.JJ1·t'i;f"al. Pf'aeock hlue, $900 \'alu. ar· rrl)I $.i2.·1. Al.so, ~vf'ral l11111p~. paintins:-s. \\l\!lhcr, 1>11'1 1hl~ .. h!I! ofr. :\Yl-ll-IR. nylon. $75. 642-313."I. a:.uar., pro 646-46n Eve.'>. '20. 21 TROJAN. sleeps 2, head, hnr·n~ss. f;00r1 co 11 <I . ., '11 Honda 750 Seamed and cut to perfection, you'll furd this slim- mlng bathlna: suit a dream in soft fabric:11 likt' syn. thetie jersey, cotton bll'nds or synthf'lic blend~. Note the S'A'ttlheart neekline th11t is .!lllightly elll!I· tlcized for a .smoot hl'r flt, slit. sid,. l'('nts and nft1·. row corded .sash, The f>l'llPrn includr11= i;1>p11.ralr briefs with tlMticized tor and lr>g.s. 73640 i11= cut in ready-lo·"'E'8r l\Hsses Sizr.111 l O·IFI. Size 12 rrquirr!I approximal~ly l 1J yards nf 45'' fabrit• for thr suil and '' nf a. yard nf 45" contra~r fnr the brirfs. Tn order 73640: give slz", natnp, add1·C'11~ and zip. St.>nd St.SO plu.o; 25c for first chi.~~ mail. Add1·r.~!I SPA.DEA. Box N, Dep't CX·15, :!Hilford. N . ./. 08848. P11tlf"l"n Book~ by Classification : Sprin.t: 11.rid Summr1· • HEi\·IJNC'f ON Elt'clric Sporl"ong Goods 130 °''·°'· .··• ga_lle". $2200 or trade for c v I I"' ' h ·r,,Jr.~ro[lf',6"'rellr>ct o r ..., """ 21" C<i..1r ·r · <1-l. Couc • T.VPfll\'l'll('r, nice condition. sa.1llxlat. 846-4791. Xln! ennd. r.11ny xtn.s. $1195. Call 6'15-4.592 ~\"t!I, ·n "l'Amaha 250 ~1X, 2 mos old. Like new. Best offer. Dresses -$1.00. • * Yarns & Supphes * Or\rinal Stitchery Klts * Knitting tnstnlctian * l'\eedle Point·.\111.c rame l77L f'ivtrsldt Ave. Newport Beach Bellit'\11 Thf' P 0. Tel: 645-4011 It's a bfel"7.f" .. 1t-ll your 'tml.s "'ith eue. us.e. Dail)' Pilot 0M.~ihed. 642-5677. Decorating Problems? Let U1 J-lelp! Con1pletf' f)e('(!f81inR Professiona..lly Done Any 1 room in your home or all rooms. lnttr-iors By You 8.12·1555 SMART'S CATERING SERVIC~ \\"eddlnl: Rrct>l)lion Speclal- i!lt~. llnu:i;ual calc"'°· ''GET SMART'' ~ 1 1~ IS"I for a bl'au!Hul rccepliot) 01· bu~1ne~s pnrl)·. t2l:l) 943·7816 •••••••••••••••••••• • ( [r;\thr}11•1l ![Ill l.__---~· ![fl] Help W•ntod, M & F 71 0 Help W•nlod, M & F 710 WAIT.RESSJ'l.nltd ~ betu·t.e.n 12 A 4 pm . ?\G Sundi\y~. ~19 \\1, Edinger at r.ucUd S.A. Arpy's Coffee Sh(lp. WANTED m8.n O\"t'f 21 to build planter txixe! It d ellv•r . Apply li~ ~!hard, H.B. bel\.\'I\ 9:30 It 4 PM. Wanted. neia.t apPfarln& man, IOrM exp. Late th l lt. N.-")'Ot1 centtt T t x a c o M<-475l. \V.\N'fED: "l/azel" l~'J)e \iv!" fn "help, 2 boys~ C.1111 m-9940 a.ft 8 pm for lnler\•I('\\', \\'A.~T 10 V.'0111en 10 rt'pl11re 10 '''ho tlldn"t 11·3nt lo wl>rk. !=1, !97..JB!J6. l"OUNG m•n. ractory \\'Ork. ~1U~l h-\•e cle11.n drfv~ f'f"O"lrd. 1\tw 4 d11y, 4tl hr \.\k. $2.50 hr to ~tar!. 1003 \\'e~t ,\Jton. S.A, Sl:>--ilOt. P"orbest t'f!SUltl! 642-'671 N~ • "Pad'~? Plac-e •n ad! aQUM, $3.i. Quain! duung ~Pt ~·:.,i;~~.\~:~· p~\~; p Ir c p s. $<lj, 64·1 -223~ .. -POOL tabf P '~" 1latt' ~gu!a-AFGHAN-AKC, Fem a le. :al' 1970 }'antally, O~JC 210 .Sl!l.j(). L~e. rolrlini: tahle Dyna.scope * CHJN,\, dinllt'I' sel. 82 t ion, -4 mo old, $1000. t elail. Rf'd/Bl11ck muk. 13 mo, }IP 1/0. Flybridge. f'ully S.\~. An!iques, paintings, ere. $!00. 64_2·_1_,._;_. -----Sa" ·~ 67e. 7204 t'Vf"S saJO. 642-9899 aft 6 Pi\f. . __. 0 67•1•03 pes., st·1vicr for 8 plus. $65. "' ""'1\1, ,,.. equip!='" wner. .,.... 1 . 710 011k. Lag . Beach. *"* RUi\1r.fAGf: Sa!r Slln & * &16-SJll * Bro\\·ning 5 Auto, 12 giuige DOBE_ Pup, ! n1os, AKC. 36, GRAND .Bankg 66 out * 6#-5727 • _r_A_R_P_F."_.-r,--1-00--,-.-,.-~r~;n-e I ~ion 10 to 4 \lanety of fred 11-5 Obedie.nce trained. Bl &. tan. . . ilPmi;, Odrl frll1J\\"S Hall, Don't give up the ship! Magnum, 1 once. 1 · I''"' 557-6436 ptlot, many xtrall, $36,000 qualily ui;ed ral"J)t'1. Light 1 1 .1. d · * 968-5172 * ......... · Pr/ply, -492-£1667. '71 Honda CL 100. Scra.mbled or slreet, $300 <1r bat <1tr. 8J.l...17l6. gn:?en ('(}[or. Cosl SIS.95. )'d 22fi :\ia1n S!. Hntgn Bch. "LL~t" I in c ass1 ie , Ship \VELSJ-t Corgi (Pembrokt.) ood rl 11,.,, c 11 536-6!180. io Short Results! 642-5678 \Ve'll help you sell! 6(2..5618 · ' Buts, Rent/Ch•rt1 r-901 \'11'11-' P. ron · '"'· a 1-::=======;::::;::;:..:.;:;::;;::::;::;;:::======;.;:;:;::::;:;;;;::;:=====I AKC, 2 male, 3 female, ttd, ALLEGRO 10 Sp@l!(f. Rebuilt k extr• p11rts. S135. Carl, err. 5 pin 6'i3-6127. table&: whi~. 546-4928. '!·---------~ WEEKEND-VACATION~ 642-3487. 01-:cORATOR Jurnilul'e: l-li Boy, Chine~e dti;;ign, $.150. Credeni~. "·lllnut, 6' · $85. 5.'17~793. FUR.:"li. fro m decorator's hon1r, 1 yr. old Famlly hv- in~ bdrm1 & baby furn. ;,.1()..'1662. -1 SofA 2 <'h111rg 11nd m1scel. 1tcn1s for :o.a.Jf". 641-03)1 . 1-\li'.'C ~LZC bed, ror:nple1e. ~i;i. \\teekrlays 11fter 5 pn1 . ~9j-3174 . .\IOVING: Comple1e hou~('hold furnlt.hing~. 11! * 646-4312 * • --~H~,-"'-"~r.-n...,So~fa...,&~-- Lo\ eSt'11I. Sp. Oak tables- LIKE NEW! &l>-1701 BA.I\.ER'S dining table. ~ chain, Sideboard, f)'f'nch. 2 yr . :.1u~t sell. 5JO..i662. -TIME FOR- . QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 "' L AIMI I A G RIIILILI L UIC" !GRI! QVBR~ ~ETIA ]I! ,!R SJf DA A~ ~If E i..Q T BEE T BELEllE VOGUB TE !I ET OSTE A L OX DA IVE NOURIISH OSE BOON SU~T~ ~TAR ~~E __ _.P"-"'A'-'T'-H H E A D Y 0 H I S I ~L...__~ B R E A C H F 0 R T E P A I J T A B B E L I A H A B A R G E C L I J 0 G R E E N APBI PRIDE BL ARB PEDA NT B A S H I R B G R A I I P A L B T T E SHC Y BROIL APIR ---E S P O U S G R 0 0 K P A R I D R A G SE A 10 B BRIA ROTO R PALA SLII SLEET LOCAL CARAT ELLE S BAD El1J R C AT ENA T A L B N T l 0 N A 8 H A I I ~A~S~P LO AD ROBI J SER! 1-:-Ar.s=s VEST ED U AS OI P I TOPPLE .!!ml~ lEill,! G LANCI LEAN J. !I 1!.ft .! B IJ< I .A A LE AVE SA·o E KNS"l!R LIBEL A D m I D T UIN IE D D E C ft Y S T Bl ft E CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER I ' -- TINY Cockapoos, black & Luxury &loop. Sleeps ti, •ro Triumph 650 Tigtt Chrom- white. $10 each 642-4818, Reas. )'Ales. (714) 645-4451 ~. •emi·chopped, Make Of· 534-.1885 all 6. Boots. S.11 tot 1.,. 548,3066. YORKSltlRE Terrien, AKC. Ml B'k 7 VE'ry sm.. 7 "'k!I, Call 28' KING Cruiser. X1nt co~. ni l e ' 0 Rupp SJ)riJlt &1~718, (l) 685-8169. Fttshly ~.lnted. Ntw sails, 3~ !!~~.' Xlnt Cond, S125. 1-------.----fully equip. l.111ny xtras. •.r<llAA7 Sf. Bernard puppie1, 8 "'k@, A1klng $5500. Prl. p11rty. 1971 BSA 6."iO, lmmac. 3000 AKC, show or lovable pet. .,...., .,,..,,.. d•"S, 546-5986 a.Her 1· \" r• ll _,,1111 ~ ...... ~ '7'~ "'J m _ ll, ... ftJt, ..,.,, 000 .. Priinr:!~'Jl1lrt.v, .,;,,,...,...,J. 5 &t-wknCl5. IAllVf' namt-nn. 646-()J&t, DARLING puppie5. S10 e11ch, i-",-', ~,-.ibe~,.-,-.,-,-,-,~;~1 ~b-.-,-1. * '69 HONDA 350 * Gem1•n Sheph~rrl m Ix-. korallt, daeron, mai11sa1l & Gd cond, $~, $.'\7-72"12 642-tR18, 534-3885. jlb., beP1.eh\n1 rudder, ice-* A}'GllAN pUpple11, AKC tional alum mast, pluz 4 life.. FOR Sale : 3 \VMf'I blkt. I I Nee.r)y n~. $125. Call aft n!g. Champion sired. Shnw vests, 10 mos. o d. X nl quallly 968-7435 col'lt'.1. $350. g7J.-l727, 4::io. &H-7976 . YING O h S~IAU. molnr<:ycl~ SOcc. No CHAMPION-zlrtd A fa ha n • FL u I e m An . din'g, $6.'i. 769~-\V. 2()th SI.. puppies. ~iales, AKC, $150. fbrgl s, 5 ulli1, deHavilland off PlactnliA Avt,, C.?it. . 847·8878 mist. be:1I oiler. or tnde IQl' l'-C.:-::-ii:-"'-"~;:;;,.::::::..._1 JRISH SETTER PUPS, AKC Lido 14. 644-5685. • '71 Honda 450 Choppe_r 2 bird l 11 Good Loi ol chrome. rtu. Champion lines. 7 wk5. old. 1 ' Snow tr& ~r. otrer. * 6i3-4ljf) Pvt. pty. &16-6985, conn. Near ne..1v aa.il. Creal ::-::="""""""""',:::::_~-I T "'-~· . AKC fin: boAt for adult or kid. HONDA CB 500 ~·our, S12M CREA uaJl't: pup~ies, ' StSJ. 89~n. or tnlM for pick up. Aft 12 ~hots, champion Une11. Ea.sy -::.,;c,:.;::,...=-,,,.-,--.:= u• ...,8 1ern11. fa\\·n. 521~7?11 U' Jorry Rc,er •loop, ~Jeeps noon . ..-.0-,..,,1, 4. He11id, &alley. 3 btJ1 ol '71 Ka"•111ak!1 ~ i 2M. le.\.~ DACHSHUND Stud Service Us tt&Minable ~·~19 than JOI).) mt. l.1t18t ttU. AKC. Champ. l\.tinlature Blk 13 • _ '-'-lAn· 541)...5349. 32· Columbia, Sm! r.c. !Uc· 6T3-38&1 Crti. tit 6. Inc aloop. Sips <. lo:1JO, '70 HONDA Cll-350 4 mo. old mf ma 1 e 714/846-344.ii or 714/893--1374 S4Th • • 846'°411 DACHSHUND. AKC r.o. -• ---I ;;-===="-";,::;="""~I S73. Call S3T....Q6.5. Kit. •122, Price $745 TAKE over Pflymenl tm, J'iS • SeU UJI old atvA 1!111)' thf 11~0787 Kawal&k.i. MS-tut .:. new ttuff Wt'U help }'OU aeUl &U-5671 Dlme-A-u.n. Ml-rifll t .· " -" r. d lf-~• 0 n '· ng ~I ii· "' ,., 0 ;, .w 10 ~ '· l. " ' d. r -1~[ '!iiilil-~"'°"~)[il:J l~---rr-wp..u-tron;;::Ji1~· I mn~allon ][i) I _ ..... CycCf, ilk,,, Motor Homes 1 __ s._ .. ~'•~r~·~~~..:ns '66 ·rr1umph Bonne\•We cho"';. ~r. Best OUPr O\'tr $8j(I, M8·~9 or 642-ti."73, uk 101 '45 Trucks John. Motor Homes 940 I TESTDRWE the Midas Mini MotorHome 13631 Hii.J•bor. Carden Grove I Blk. So. ()r G.G. Fnvy, 63';.2333 *Marvin Pearce* Motor Homes Sales • Rentals 558-3222 Prove it lo yourself as _l IU s. Village \fity, S.A. ------e ARISTOCRATS e NE\\IPORTS e AUTO-~IATES Al&0, "''ttal used S395 It up WORSHA?i-t TRAil.ER SALES 2709 \\', 17th Street Santa Ana (714) 531·2595 1970.22' Aljo, M!'lr cont. lilndem \\'hl!. •A/C. xlnl rond. $2700. or "i ll tradl!' "!Uily for Irr ovprhead e1unper. Comparable \'aluf'. 546-162'1. J 1· Tra\'el Traill!'r, .!.lerps 4, H'f' b<'l.'<, ra.ngf' .J: O\'t'I!, }\) .itallon 1\·atf'r-l11nk. ::, aal hu ta/'lf' t11nk. Can be put in a1tragct. G:::i-4156. 169:.i. lit INTERNATIONAL Truck luilt Pickup • EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS On Brand Now 1971 Modtla • Prices start as low as .$2578 Plus lax & ltcf'nSI!' --t.1002031 PONTIAC·GMC -FIAT llst SI. al S.A. f'wy. l 2000 E. 1st St., Santa ,\na ~-1000 '66 INTERNATIONAL 4 PASS TRUCI\. ~ ton ruru; 'ttit. U294 . AM.Ing $1295 ~mlemi& W TOYOIA_ ALFA ROMEO " '71 ALFA CLEARANCE SALE" The 19i2's Are On The \\'ay! Largrs1 Savin&l'I Evrr On All t-.toclels! This 15 thl' \\'eekend To Buy \'our New Alfa 111 · . Sunday, .lprll !, 1~?2 . . '69 ?11C8 GT, in xlnt t"Ond, 66 DATSUN Stt.oon \VJion. new ti.Rs low mlleaet Fae Air Conrl., 4 Spd., 4.1,000 a lr conJ.. chrome '"ire 1n1I~~. (SUL.\51) S695. dlr .. "'heela. !\.1wt see to ap- 547-5826 prec1ate! Ph. 54()...9665 Q..an. ·s.q Datsun alOO road~ter stl\"t'r, t"lld11Js, R/li, S spd MAZDA trans. Xln l cond. Sl.JOO. ---------531-0196 ·11 Da tsun 510 ~·d . An1/frn Slt'l'(~. A/(',, Sl!JOO _ Call MAZDA ·~~':::'~, 1300 0 """ ., • .,. ROTARY'S $JOO. Also Jj' Lake boat S\00. 962-~lS 'i2 DATSUX 1:100 • S2COO or btost otter 171 LEFTOVERS • ;,;;.;ii< • BRANO NEW _ J966 Dalsun P.U. l. ow DAILY PILOT D J~ 'l'Ei :!Jl!S, au10, .PIS, A \1IF~J. imm<1.c. $1915. 'M . --1-om-Mcea hill dtd ... that the Midas Mini I is the get away machine 101 you and your fa mily. Tom l ested 1! ..• put 11 through 1 •ts paces ... said: "A rea! machine •. , a sp1nled per· former .. , comlort on lhe ... · TTTr.AU.~W VACATIONEER YOU'LL LIKE IT'. 18' hL.\SKILL. 1o1 re r • liho\\er-"""'le(_" refrli;, butane s101 r t, h1 r. 1111•ning, $995. .fJ.1~7 or-549"-26CM ---International tlaivts!rr 1966 llarbor. C.~l &'6·9.'11.1 --€0ASl IMPORTS 1ni..lea,s:t". · $.J.j(), 2092 \\'allat't'. 548-7011 616 I DOOR ~ ~i\A·0.1i4:l t I ~5. auto. Pl'i:'. air, nbll, ~f'\i: . li ki! ne\\ Sl67j. '6.l nl sr: cou pl", auto, Pl ~. att. SCOTTS CAMPERS !lt:"i .'\. I l;irhnr Rl l'r!. Ntnra An~ :i.11 i:,,;n Auto Service, Parts 949 t:OOOYF:AR Pfl lyg /111 s Blr 111s ;ill sit.f'!I 1011• prier~ Rt::CREATION CENTER 'j7 Ford PU \\'/camf)"r. ROY CARVER, Inc. sh•"""': •""' ·~·"'· '"'°· 292;.. Harbor Blvrl. or b<'.'>! o!fo'. s:ID-1282 f!ijar kcrs ~34.50 -(;60xl5 Cosla !'lesa 546·4444 ·-;1 Che1 .. step van King. 14'. ,JtiOXl j. tmxt:> -29.9::; + --~,=7~2-G~M~C~--1 1011· milPagr . runs pt'.rff'ct. F~'.T. UR _ Ansrn AmPrlcan n1us1 sell. tiiJ--t35.1. 1000.1200 \V, Pac1!1r Cs!. lh1:·. X'P11·port Brach 1n-1 1 641-0-IW l!'<:i6 Datsun 1£6'.l, Good cond. Si "iO. FIAT lmm~iate Delivery I ... un roof, A'.\t/f"'.\1. 'rry 111cr car. $3950 . .)30...8::,o:l. \IERC. Benz. p, I ply ''ants road at its best". See your .\IOl'ORl·lorn,.. rtn ia! _ ?f.' dealer today . _ . take a test • • -' drive and prove lo yoursell, r~plorrr. $250 per ll'r'ck 'fhe Midas Mrnrrr·1ne get---summ'!r; rtrrlt1C'rrt· \\'~!"l.;!~r: away machine !or yoo! 11'1.'t'kenoi & n11ch1 erk rates 1nags $15.95. Buy.sel1.1rad" Truck-Camper FORD '68 l Ton Pitk uP. ·011en4iund11:.v.-~€ .. \I . &i:)-3:;;,.i BRAl\'D nf'iv l§f2~G-~IC 1; Big 6 cyt.-. t-speNt -1:- 19.'lO Ne1vpo rl Tir~ City. ton P.U. J.'ully ft1ctory equii; can1pe1·. Sl.i30. li4a-3019. Alfa Romeo '72-850 SPIDER * Fru Tes t Ddvo ranlrnc"' 1972 SPIDER riillv * ~aclory. Trained far tory ~uipped ).nc!udini Mech11n1es hl buy 1966. '67. ti" or '69 r.ee1~. lo m1·~. ?':\l '!30, 2;,Q .ru: :.?..._.;;a S 01' SE .\!u,• be '\lnt cond.CASll. 83;-il;'.::i 'lltlt 11vail 1111111 June 8. ~8-2886. V\\' t:::nginl' 1200 1vilh big ~ 1~ludi!" V·8 engine plus Auto Leasing 964 bnrf' kit & headers. Co1nplt hcautJful 8 cabover camf)t'r 1 ________ _ n1ag "'heels, A:'il·Fl\f :-ottrt'O * We Need Your radio, pin striping + 1n11 ny T rade 1968 zj(). SE'OAK, -t 1ptt<l 1ran1 .. R&H, an \Int rond 644-7~. 941 1't'bl1 $300. &15-369.l. that sleeps six. Serial .~o. "fCE2423509368 . __ .., ____ ... _ CREVIER MOTORS TE:'\T 'fraLll!'r Coleman, Llkf' nr11·. S5fl9. ~ TO 11pprrcLa!e. ~33-'.!-tS2 NF:\r 'i2 NOMAD '--... _ .. ,.._ .... _~1 1~1 General 950 !Ii' II' IOLlf't t'!l\ $1!)4;, 'j7 DODGE, fl:i.tbrd f11rn 108 wil~~;,~;·· S.A. IS' :l/\O\\!'I', rrf. S(' ~219.1 tn1rk \\'/Step hack. Xln1 WAS $5063.21 SAVE $1164.21 FRO:'\t STICKER NOW $3899 .l Tax. Lie. &:: Doc, Fre OR LEASE ror only $115.50 n10. opf'n end 36 mo. ll!'asr. BILL BARRY I =~~ ---\~' sho\1·r1·. rf'f. SC S23!Jj cond. Si2i CLAP.f\ f'(lrl ez. 1!f'1\ in 'Iii. 14· 30· sizr~ '67 Cl/EVY s<'dan. 4 tl r, I.JI', T N NO\\' O~ DISPL.\ V Try our lease experts for Sa\'in.;:s . Saosfacuon , Ser-Sales Slol"\11ct' Paris r_,od.1 .'!iop vice. \\'£ LEASE Al.L POPUL~\P. 197~ :\IAK.l::S AT CO.\fPETI. TIVE RATES. Call lla.lco!n1 Re id tor f11rrher drrails. THEODORE ROBINS FORD COAST IMPORTS 1000·1200 \\'. Coast Ill\}. r\1"\1 po11 Brach 642·0<106 AUDI f'Xtras. run. Thr B11:i:r~I * Gigentic Savings 1irU1ng r ar in Eu1·orr Scr111l l\o. IOOGB:'il01110Sti HUNTINGTON BEACH WAS $3075.37 SAVE $724.85 FRO;\! STH'K}.I~ MAZDA NOW. $2350.52 17331 BEACH BL VD . +Ta:\, 1.h.: ,(· J)or ~rr ·~:'>!Lit' SO. of \\.\R:"l::f:. Or lrasr for only .~iO.~ pl'\'1 841·6666 111(1. ol){'n <'nd :;6 111<'.l. ll'a"·· HUNTINGTON BEA CH BILL BARRY l'.11'.tfh~f' t•oltunn 1~ ror you! CL:\SSJC Car, ni!'f'd!i !o\·~r ·;.,g ~18 1905.L. r lr'Cln. beau\., "11! travel. 6;1-.>.325. 190 SL :\1rrcttles Rfonz 11961 \ in xlni cond, Only $2000. ">IS-J..\19. • • 'I I , ooo ".. ·oo ,. GMC·FIA -PO TIAC . nr 1'nnc ... :i. 1n1., SCOTTS CAMPERS p\\r, .,.,1.1. "° .... orvaU' cpc s S A F 4!1\-1i3j 92;i N. llarti0r Blvd . _.,1 an :! spd, Jo OH. S;x,Q. ..,l.lSEI' 11. "st . : \l'Y.An! 2060 Harbor Bh·d. 83• 3196 I •\NII • 111 ·· !'ianta a Cost.a ~lesa 642·0010 19i0 Audi 100 L S. ,\)-1/f~l. 4 spd, 4 door S2,j()(), 831-0894 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS FOR ACTION. FIAT .GMC-PONTIAC j ) I.iv·~. ;i days for ~ hu<"k.!.. - 1 lst SI. al S.A. r 11 1 ' Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 2000 :F:. lsl St.. San1a .\1111 11 p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~I '72 ~;" FIATI Be diffe['('nt rakt 1 r11otor Ntnta Ana ~1.1.·~'JI) •-· 558.JOQO ho"lmt' on ~·ol1r fff'.-:1 trip. Dune Bu99it1 '56 ·vv -----\Autos Wanted 968 BMW I' · 1'RAVEL"Z". 8.,20. ...-.It. c_rtt . step van, o\,'Pn1tel --------------.,..-"a". rare>~ J3&-6.~i6 c. r. ·"'' 1 • 23 I -t-----· -" Sl200 A J' h ··1 IIRDTP 1200 \l'' l"lk •Xl .. · carg<J atta, ong. * Automotiv• Exce1Jenc' House Hun11n1?'~htt; l'Ontain..-u. . \'A, ;ii . ' cc . u L' 283j()B ! ' 31 ·-0PE~ HOl.'SE ~'O!umn. ~11 \\'e11t Bay SI .. Sp. 16. Alt Cost $2100 ne11', SeU $1200 G1.~ altar i:, ~~v p y. J • & - -.-. 1 prn dail). Xlnt cond. 846-6236. 1 r • ·• · BRANO nl!!\V 1972 FIAT 128 2 OR. SEDAN, ~lc•t(lr \l't'nds "econon1y car of 1hc )r;ir." \\'inn~r ot 7 au1on10111·e a"·ards throughout Eurorf'. Standard ~u1pn1ent 1n·j eludes: 4 1peed trani;. radial I tirel'i, ft. disc. hrakr, + many extras. SenaJ No. 128A0i1500S. I Motor Homes 940 Motor Homes 940 Motor Home1 940 Motor Homti 940 AT HARBOR MOTOR HOMES LIFETIME MOTOR HOMES ;\ew Orange Counly Exclu8ivc Dealer ALL NEW 1972 MODELS 26' Lifetime Motor Home Fullv F•tfory Equipped plu1 Au.t. 9•1 l•nk, h•iler hitch, w1ter 1,,.,,1 g•uq•, llocf ,,,~ l l.dd•'• <I ll 1n9•ne. •••• betl! ""'tub & 1llcw1r, moun ted on M375 Ch111i1. 171" W.8. (:541$411 TOTAL C.APACl7Y AS FOLLOWS: 7' q•llo~ G,, Tt nk; 16 g•llon Fr11h Wet•r T1nk; 61 1111011 Hold;n9 T1nk; 10 91llon Hot Wet•r H•tl••· NOW ONLY 25' Lifetime Mot~r Home fullv Fetlory Equ;pped, 411 En9in•. Au.t. 9•1 ti nt wet•rl'"'' 91119 •, Roof ll1 ck I l 1dd1r. 1ss21sa1 1 NOW .ONLY 23' Lifetime Motor Home ttullv F1 ctory fqu;pp1d, Aui. Gt1 ,f tn~. l•1ilff Hiich. w1l1r level 9tUl)t, reel ••tk & !tddtr. <I ll Eng ine 1::521512 1 NOW ONLY FOR THE ULTIMATE IN MOTOR HOME TRAVEL. HAR,Olf 'MOTOR HOMES ANNOUNCES THE ALL STEEL QUALITY ' COACH BY AMIGO INDUSTRIES NOW ON DISPLAY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Open 7 Days Per Week For Your ShappinCJ Convenience HARBOR MOTOR HOMES REWARD ROY CARVER, Inc. Costa rotes& :>46-<1444 * 2923 Harbor Blvd. l\\'e \\111 pay over blue book tor line read)'. clean IOI\' I nuleage domesnc or imporr car.~. I CALL OR SEE our buyl'r DAYE ROSS .NJ '<?/.ti •· SEE US ABOUT $1976.80 + la.'C, !LC. &::. doc. frp a1· LEASE for only $60.::..0 1110. <Jpen enrl 3~ 1110. lease BILL BARRY Overseas Delivery FIAT-GMC·PONTIAC CREVIER MOTORS .-. "" (1st St. at S.A. 1''\1'Y.t PONTI 208 \V. ls• :-.t., ;"'\nla Ana 2000 E. 1-:t St, Santa Alli Ac 135-3171 558.1000 . "•;~,-B-.>~J~.\IJ~-~~-.. -~-,-pd~.' '69 Fiat 850 Coupe. :'\e\v ! ~ ir eond, P steerina:. P tlrt'S. 11f'll' brakes. Orig. 1 2480 Harbor Bl .. Costa !lleaa hn~s . A.'.\!, r .l\1. radio. oi\·ner. S'iOO. Lesvina town. Mfi..S017 67-tAD\\f, $.xB'l.00 Dir. 714· 5.:i7-679.l. * 642-0$00.. -==---c~-,-=---11 '69 Flat 124 std. OrJ,·~ I CITROEN It yoo'll hk• H? p,;ffij I \YE buy au n1akes of clean used sporlii cars, paid for or not. Please drive in for free appraisal. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \\I. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 642-94lll WE PAY TOP CASH tor used can I ~. Ju.It call Us fCJt tree estima t•. GROTH CHEVROLET 1 Ask for Sales ~llnl\&er 182ll Beach Blvd. Huntinrton Beach &17 .6087 tO 9-33.ll I \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR fOR TOP USED CARS U your car lt extra clean, se.-u~ first. BAUER BUICK 2J.1 E. l7lh s:. Cr-st.a ?.Icsa 54&.7765 \\'IU.. Buy your car paid for or not. CaJI Ralph Gardon 6i3.o900 -445 l::. Coast H"·y. Newport Beach. right $795. 546-9099 CITREON SPORTS '61 FIAT ISO MAZASERETI 1600. * 54~8511 Ot·ange County headquarters 1or 1oc.1 • '"'"'"" JAGUAR dt'li\.'f'l':I'· Jim Siemon Imports '71 JAGUAR XKE 4.2 2201 SO l\TAIN. SANTA ANA RDSTR, 4 .speed. faclory air OPEN SUN conditioning, Al\1/r'i\f radio, DATSUN . '70 Datsun Pickup 1-{ard to ftnd . tti65AFX) $1588 HUNTINGTON BEACH "1.,, /,"1 17331 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH '>•'·'"""''" ·-' p""" 842 . 6666 '69 DATSUN WAGON 4 ,pc1. dlr. Radio. heatrr. buckf't sca1.s (\'\\'S9041 Take older car as doll'n. Can fi· nanct'. 494·6811 afl JO 5'16"87:\6 '72 DATSUN 510 &!cot fa11•n, • ..,.i\h heig~ in· teriol', only " 6,057 miles, chrome ,vire wheels. 604BSX. $5295 '67 XKE 2+2 Automatic b'ansmhLsion. fac· tory air rondilioning, Al\1/ l'~I · radio, <'hrome \\'lrt ,vhct"ts, low milcl!, extrcm· ly nice. UCG689. $3195 "Special!zlng in Quah!y" BAUER Buick-Opel-Jaguar 234 E. 17th St. Costa !\le1& 54g.77s;;I '70 JAGUAR XKE conv. ;\lust sell! Best oUer over $'l50. 11..1osume p y mt 1, MG B ii Sedan. 4 ll l)('Cd dlr. Under '69 ;\fG l\fldgtt. 32,000 mi's. 4.000 niiles. R & JI + \''sw. Good condition. Sl.300. • 675-4652 ... }''uU prit·e S2136. Ct111finance 1 ~~=--,---~~. all. I •234128) Call 494.SSU SeU idle Items now! Call art 10 am 546·8736. -642-5678 ~O\\'! Autos, Imported 970Auto1, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 910 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! HUGE SELECTION! ALL COLORS! COSTA MESA DATSUN Stt Our Complete Line of '72 Dat•un1 • St1tion W1gon1 • ltlckup• 2 & 4 Dr. Stdan1 e fHtbackt e 240Z (l imi ted Quantlty l . GOOD SHOW! DRIVE A DATSUN .•• THEN DECIDE NOW! ONE LOCATION with I. Selec.tion 2. Pric.e l . Quality 4. Oep•nde})il. ity 5. Sen-ice. And yo,u gat all five from Chick Iverson. Can you think of any b•tt•r reasons for buyi ng that better car now7 * * '69 vw * * * Auto. Tr1n1,, ll1dio, H1•11r. iXWY407) * * $1099 '69 VW Ghia . . .... $1199 W1 h•"• 6 ofh1r '69'5 lo choo1• from, IYNN27') '67 VW IAHA Bug ...... $1699 IJJGSJll Ori9. c:o't ov1r $J,OOO. '66 VW Purple ......... $1199 S~1ci1I. fSSSIOIJ Chr•m• wh11lt, fl1r1cl r1ncl111, ...... i11d tir••· '69 VW Fastback ....... $1695 R1dio, h•1lt r, c:omplete •"ti"' overht u! in our 5hop. (YINS91 I '70 AUDI SUPER 90 . . . . . $2299 '4 •P••cl, tecli•, heeltr, ce, •wn•r c:•t, 1690CQQl. SMp•t ,, .. ;119 ., • IUSES AND CAMPERS • (3) (2) (1) 1970 MODELS 1969 MODELS 1968 MODEL '67 PORSCHE 911 Cp•. Chrome wheel•, AM /FM r1dio, con· courst condition. I034CGU I $3995 • YW TRADE INS • '65 CADILLAC CONY •.. $1299 fM ll power l f1cl•ry 1it ••llditioni"'t· (N0 £912} 1971 DATSUN 240Z Aulom1lic Tr'"''""'itti•"'· Air Co11ditio11i119, M•t Whe1h, AM /FM Red i•, SH"'' will! Co11tr11tiM9 l l1ck l"tt rio1. Almo1t lik1 N1w. '66 DATSUN 1600 $895 Rd1tr. N1w top. new ptint. (99 20CGI '68 Opel Station Wa9on .. $897 El'l9in1 '"''"•ul. hlr• cl••"'· R•dio, l..11t1•, hitt•t• r1,k, lew tr>i111. IXUKI ·VOLKSWAGEN s:::, o~ ·~ so~ ~to,~ 913 N. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana 839~9560 2145 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 540·6410 . --- ~RSCHE JAUDI 445 1..-e'oAST HWY. IA! h y•ido Dr.I NIWPORT llACH 671.otGO • Mt.JOJ1 I - I -· :· ' :~ I . ;~ ·: ~ ' , ~ .. •• :: •• i~ • ,, • " .. t •. ~ ., r. ~ ~ ·• • t i ~ • .. ' • ,- i . I • • . --• <" • I • ..... JJJ4 DAILY PILDT Auto1. Import.ct --Sunda,, A'prlt '· 1 '7l! 9)0 Autos, lmporloel 910 l§l I ]§1 1(~ _." .. iim ....... mij~§l . GJANT SPRING CLEAN UP • 1972 • CEUCAS PICKUPS LAND CRUISERS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SAVE SAVE BRAND NEW 1972 CLEARANCE TOYOTA s99 DOWN 552 Per Month fO ll JUST 41 MONTHS Co1r1plete c••h prk.1 i1 $2175.14, inc.l11d1' oil l1ie1, 1•12 lie., froi9ht, d e1fer prop 111d cloli"''Y on 1 ppro .. 1d credit. Deferred p1ymont p•it 1 i1 $2725 .67. lnt.lud11 e lf rll'll l)CI ch1r911, f1•11, 1972 fie., freight I dlr. p11p, Nothi11g more to buy. A1111u1l4'1rc:onl191 A.tie 12.64 'r. ASK AIOUT OUR LIASI PLAN DEMO CLEARANCE 1972 VOLVO 144EA 40r., AM/FM, •ufo. ir•n5., blue vinyl in- terior, disc Drak.s. FULL PRICE S3722 64 VERY LOW LEASE RA TES Auto1 tor Sak Autos, lmpol'ted 970 Auto•, lmportod 970 AutH, lmportod 97li Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmportod 970 970 Autos, lmp0rtod 970 Autos, Imported VOLKSWAGEN MERCEDES BENZ -----1 .J.Jou ~e of HONDAS GALORE! TEST DRIVE THE NEW HONDA COUPE! . PORSCHE '69 Ptinche 9UE, Spl~mtc, :sunroof, loadtO, Xlnt cond. Aft !'3'l pm. ~6,4;<1. RENAULT Renault Demo S•l1 7l·R-16 A/Cond .. A111omat ic, Radio (S 87452) $al99. + T&I~ SAAB SAAB SALE All Now SAAB'• Aro Always Specl•I P riced At Co•st Instant Credit TOYOTA GET OUR ORANGE AUTO SALES TOYOTA DEAL 1 ,68 vw Sunroof BEFORE YOU BUY • Rrd nn;sh, 4 Spd. Radio. lleater. Clean Car i \VEG9'2'l) '68 VW Bug Jmporb 50 )_ 71·R·l2 (•2447) 52199. + T&L ALL 1972 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL BANK FINANCING • B•nk Financing lmmedi•te Delivery Factory Tr•ined Experts In Service, P arts, Sales Over•e•s De livery ~w.lewi6 W TOYOTA Sedan, \Vh ltc finish, Rid10, lleattl', (\\'Vll943) PRE OWNED MBZ's ~;,::_,~'"'ion '" South"" I ,._..., __ H .... O-.N"'D"A-.. S"'E-D .. A.-.N ... 5-.,,..._ ..... -.I '61-'71 MODELS $1639 '70 :lOO SEL 6.3 S.dan - ·71 6.5 Coupe ,21 '63 220 SE Coupe · '68 280 ~E Coupe INCL. FREIGHT AND QlALl!I 'air. FULL FACT. 19u1rrED COAST IMPORTS 1966 Harbor. C.!\1. &16-9303 168 VW Squ•r•b•ck 4 Spd, Radio, Hee~r. Air Used Son•tts ~ 'Mtf111ll$ Cood. B•I•• w!U• brown In· 1969 t \IOL.096) Radio UI ' te1·lo1·. f\\'JZT:>9) $1988. + T&L • m.t•tS '70 vw Bu• 19i0 (410B:-lR) Air/Cond. I 7 Passenger, li&ht blue v.r/ Radio $29;;(}. + T&L Toyota & Jaguar Dealer Black interior, 21,IXMJ miles Oemonstr•tors Authorized Sales & Se:rvlc.f tSik •4al 1972 Sonett 1•51XX114.il 900 S. Coast l-liCh\\'l'IY $3595. + J'&L Laguna Beach 540-31 00 '69 VW Bug !9i:.!·96 Sedan (•031371 ~~ '70 TOYOTA 4 Spct, Radio, Heater. Blue $2488. + T&L STATION WAGON \1·1 Bl<'<:k interior. (Z\\'E051) 1971·99 Sedan 2 dr. Au tomatic New car trade in. 4 speed, (•59S34) 5~. + T&L radio, & healt'r. 74SBZU. '69 vw Squareb•ck COAST r\UIO Trans. Radio. Beige w/ 5: i~!~ UNIVERSITY ·~ 200 Diesel •1' OLOSMOBILE-GMC TRUCKS-HONDA l!JOG.l3JO \V. Pacifi~ Cst. }f.,.,)'. ·10 220 Diei;el 2850 HARBOR, COSTA MESA _ 540_9640 Ne11·port Beach tTI 41 642-0406 $1495 s,;O< mte,;,.-, IZVZ5541 S•nta Ana Toyota , b ' Service dept. ,open 7:30 am -~6-V.W....~quart ack '66 230 SL Coupe Roadsler "W• Ar• Never Sotlsfl•d U11til Yow Are" ·;o RENAULT R-16, only '68 200 SL Coupe Roadster 16.000 mile[. clean car, '70 280 SL Coupe P..oarlster ' ' 536-850.i 'G9 280 SI,, Coupe~Roads-ter--'"Autos-:Jmport'iCJ -970 t Autos Imported . 910 must ~sell. $1s:;o.' or offer. "'°A\:"os1M°,\~~ MORE OPEL PORSCHE .-~=R~O~V~E=R-.--IMP.ORTS 'til 9 pm i\londay thru Fri-4 Spcl, Radio. onl.Y . 46,000 da). mile11, !TG~2l Beige ..,,.; PHONE 540-2512 bt'011·n 1ntetiol' 1000-1200 \\', Pacific Cs!. 11"'1'· Newport Beach (714i 642.()406 417 \\I, \Varner, Santa Ana '6S VW Bus LEASE ~~rom Aut?~a~cp:!s~!~;.~eat-1 WE WANT ·:i~t?n~~~·,:~·!\~~e:~ er , all gas"" 1 , 6 , 9 , 5 696BEL. I PORSC HES Queen Elizabeth JI,. A sports TOYOTA '69 Toyot• Landcrui5er 9 Pass, Kew engine, ne"'' !.fardtop. Radio, \\'arren paint , ne v.• intrrlor. v.·hil e l lubs. 907ASO. Asking and cref'n finish 1v/malch· $ 119 sedan that fulfills an en- per month thu!'ias!'s dream. 0 n I) '70 Toyota Hilux pickup. good rond. l!JCJBEL. 51695 $2495 ing \111e1ior, tZ\"V6421 Competitive Prices •70 0 I S · filGl-!EST OFFER .11',000 carefully driven n11Jes pe tat1on Wagon b B.nk F'·nanco'n,,. AVAILABLE y previous O\\'l'lt'I'. Filled ;Dw. ltwi& -TOYOTA '70 VW Poptop C•mp0r 4 Spd, Radio, Sf'autilul rffi Finish iSTK•311 " auto trans, radio, hearer. · h · ''THE RESIDENCE OF 967,\SG. DON BURNS 11·11 intriguing t ou <·hes . Dw.lwna -TOYOTA MERCEDES-BENZ" Factot)' air t.'Ondi1ioning. $1795 Possi bl y !he safest '67 VW Deluxe Bus :1966:.:::...c"=":.:bo.:.'c.· --'c-'. '.c'-_c:646.c:c:·''--'303 s Pas.~. \rhitr s nd blue 1v I Authorii:ed ASK FOR GLEN n101orear e\'er buil! -yet Sales-Se rvic•Le•se '65 Opel Sport Coupe GlS-2333 performance 01·1ented. An TRIUMPH matching 1n1enor, Radio, (TSR3961 6862 i\1anche!ile1·, Buena Pk. 4 speed, radio, healer. good ;.bsolute je\\·('I at Sl,980.00. Alongside the transportation. RGLi062. O'l.ER 25 See at new car deale.r. :.l201 1966 1-larbor, C.l\1. 646-9303 '1\ Toyot11. Corolla, 4 sp<'I . :.! ---------'69 VW B dr fast back, low miles. * TRIUMPHS * Dark Blue. 33.cm u~1iles, 4 Sa nt• Ana $750 Clean, Reconditioned, s. :-.tatn. Santa r\na. 557-5242. F re ew•y "Specializing in Quality" & Guaranteed. at "'"'" s 1v•. rumott BAUER PORS.CHES (71 4) 523-7250 '71 MERCEDES 250C Coupe. 7,400 actual m iles. Factory air , po1''"r 1vin001r!!. automa1 1c. po11·cr steering. Al\1·F~f radio. '1200450(11 $7395 Rov Carver. Inc. ROLLS-ROYCE 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa l\Tcsa 546-4#1 OPEL Buick-Opel-Jaguar 234 E. 17th St. Cos ta l\1esa 543-77&5 '68 Opel Kadett Station \Vgn, Orig Ch1•ner. good cond. $695/bst offer . 646-0T:>S. PEUGEOT * PEUGEOT * As '°'"' u S2.299. ''.'\o. JJ..l;Jl FRIT': \VARRE~'S Sport car Center e oRk'iGE CO U ~TY'S LARGEST 911 '•. 912'•. 914's 1957 to 1971 NEWPORT : IMPORTS 3100 \V. ('.oas.l Hwy. :"\C\\'JIOr! 8t'31"h 642-9405 '/Xi SC-Ii:"')(} rn:;., an1/fm, rf'<'. 1na)Or 11urk. chr. 11 llli;/r<1ek. al! x r r a s. tii~iSL S2~9.i. SAAB SAAB SONNETT Ill e When You' re No. 3 You Try Harder e We At Coast Would Like To Boast "We Sold The Most!11 As of !\•larch 3, 1972 \\"e \Vere N~. 3 in the Nation tin Jo~act the \\·orld!) In Sales for the SAAB SONNET Sports Car. \\'e \Vant to be and \\·ill be No. 1 by June 1st. Test dri\·e a Sonnelt 1oday and St>e \vhy nlore people buy from Coast lhan any other dealer i.u So. Cahf. must sacrifict. Can arrange '71 CLOSEOUT spd, l913Ai.~F ) financing. Private party. SPITFUlES AS to\\' AS $2399 537-"119 GT·6 SAVE $500 '68 VW Bug '69 Corolla F'11tbk, Brg., .i FRITZ \VARREN'S 4 Spd, Black, Chrome !\tap, spd. nu radials. Xlnt cond. Sport Car Center Radio. e1c. r\\'AB310) $~/offer. 644-8052 or 544-8J6j. 0 RA NGE C OUNT Y 'S '66 VW Bug LARGEST 4 Spcl , Radio, Bcautitu'rCrecn TOYOTA '68 LC. l!T, \\'arn 710 E. l :>f, S.A. S.17--07&1 Finish fSTK #32l hubs, extra tanks. R H. Top cond. P\1 . prty. SI .850. 536· 7002 SHARP! '71 Corolla. 17.000 mi's. Bei;t of/er. 839-6360. 61~ ask !or Kathy. QUICK CASH '68 VW Sedan VOLKSWAGEN ________ ...... 4 ~Pel. Rarlio. Dark Blue Fin· '6a V\\' BUS ~pa~senger, ish fVZT1671 1600 cc engiM. VERY •1.• VW S d CLEA.'i.'$950. 494-62;72. -. e an 4 Sp<!, Radio. Bcauulu\ Jtrd 19TI · Pop Top V\V CAmper. finish \\' Black Inte rior $3400 ,~9 University Dr .. (XJi\f4j(l1 C.l\t. ,5.>j-2..Jlti. '68 VW Bu."(. Xlnt cond. Lo '71 VW Deluxe Bus '71 OPEL GT Air conditioning, radio, 1011• mileage, 977BS.X. Asking 1966 }'!arbor, C.:'\I. 646-9303 $2195 no E. h t St .. S.A. 54.7~764 PORSCHE '70 Porsche 911,=-- Slereo. l\lag~. PrJ'-·a1e Pal1y. Days. S3S-9560. aft 5 - 833-31.Jj. COAST THROUGH A -· $1150 1 Pass. \\•hite and Gold fin. ish \\•/Black interior, only 8.000 milf'll, Radio, 4 Spd, (STK•2il ______ , ... C•b-SC. lllu-. SIS.. IMPORTS DAIL y PILOT I ~; ~~-;ruR:~ ·so Cab. Hrd. & sft. top5. A,'.\l /F':-01. nu (top. '.\lich. WANT AD !1095 Pvt Pty &H-2823 rblt. t'l1g .. trans. '.\'!us! sell.] 50.00'.I n1i. '.\fus St'll. S2.~9:J.. · '60 vw Bus: Good running '70 VW Pop1op C•mper ~w.lwna • TOYOTA Sl.49.>o!fer. 32~114. offer. 6-12-1:289 a.It 6. 1000-1200 \V. Pacifi<' Cst. Hii·y. 642_5678 cond. slighlly d amaged body, 4 Spd, Radio, \\'hite finish -'60 Porsche reblt eng. & PORSO~E '61 SJS:io. Xe~· Newport Beach l714J 642-0406 ask.ing 5400. &1~3!1. .. r068 A\1\I Just right for the trans. SljOO. Bocly perfecl. eng. M1v paint. R£>n1ovable \\'f'st.· •. a Da.Uy p i lo t .66 Bug. Gooo ~nd. $~. -camplnc family Call Rusty, 83.J-3(H8. lop. 5-19-3140 a.rt 6· _ Oassitied Ad. 642-56i8. Dirne-A·Llne 642-5673 &l+-6-190 '70 VW Kombi Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmpor1ed 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 \Vhite \v/Blk interior, ~ Sivf, 970 iir.J;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:~;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;~f Radio. 26.000 n1iles (7MCOT) '69 VW Squ•reb•ck Auto Trans., Radio. 1vhite v.•/ B'lack interior l'M BUYING MY USED CAR AT GARDEN GROVE DATSUN '65 Ponche "C:' Silw•r-Sh 1rp ( PllJ.11 0) $2572 '68 Plymouth Valiant 2 Or. R&H. !WVRJ,21 $872 '69 Toyota Coro ll1 W19ol' ' Spd. RlH. fZVXlO l I $1072 '69 VW Sq11 111b1tk-Auto. Air-St1r10 IXMP525l $1472 '65 Chev. ·M11ibu Auto .. R&H . INQAJ21l $572 '7J Capri Auto., Vinyl Top. Ait'cond. 101 ll UFI $2472 . '69 Chev . M1 l,\111 V•I , A11to., 1'.St111i11t , A;r, Vinyl Top f YOTS 71 I $2072 '68 Camara V-1. Auto., "·St•orin9 l'WAR17Jl' $1472 '65 Cad. Cp1. D1Vi1Jo. L*•d. Ct.DX27J) $1172 ' '66 T -Bird l1nd111. lo1d1d-Sh 1rp. !RUJ77 Jl $872 '69 Toyota MK 11. 1 Dr. Hdtp. '1p11d. Air !ZBV5 75) $1572 '69 Datsun Wag. ' 1p11d. R&H IYZJb59l $1372 '69 Datsun "510" 'Or.' 1p11d.-R&H. 1191AFW ! $1072 • 65 Mustang V.I, .Aulo., P-St11rin9. lRFAOSOl $772 Transportation Specials '66 Ply. Valiant IYXS780) $472 '62 Chev. Imp. Hdtp. ! PMJ512 I $472 '65 Mercury Hd tp., Air. fDEY171io ) $572 '63 Ford Wagon Sh1rp. !MEZ2 1'l $572 'i4 Sunbeam Sid. (0VE70 1 I $372 I 1000-1200 WEST COAST HWY. NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 17141 642-0406 • 17141 546-4529 ''WE HAVE'' -VETTES-VETTES-VETTES- One of Orange County's Largest Selections of Very Sharp Used Corvettes '71 Fastback 4-s pd., f1ct. a ir, AM/fM stereo, t ll l11ther interior & only .9.000 milts. l ike new. Ser. •I 05360. '71 Fastback 4-spd., feet. a ir, P-ste1rin91 P-brt kts, sfer10-tepe, t ilt.telescopic wheel. Ooly 8DOO m;l es. Se r. • 110040. '69 Fastback Auto., fact. e ir, P-steering, P-br1kes, AM/FM r1dio. Only 33 ,000 miles. Sor. •7342 11. '69 Convertible ~-spd., fact. 1ir, AM/FM rtdio, P-steerin g , P-br1kes, t ilt-telescopic wheel, Anser m19s with wide white l•ttered Firestone tires. "Extr• sharp." l ie. •ZVM747 . ALSO MANY FINE USED IMPORTS TO CHOOSE FROM '12 DATSUN 240-l Air cond .• AMI.FM, 4-ipd .. m•a w~•cls. Only J,000 $4890'° -mtle!. f"acL warranty &t gpecial stMpin&. U c. •~6EBH ........ '70 DATSUN 51 0 ST~ WAG. Burnt o~anie. 5 Bpd" $, 690" mag wheels,. A;\1 1·111d10. Like N~-. Uc. •9S7BSC .................. .. '71 DATSUN PICKUP & CAMPI~. BurJUndY, heavy duty · bul"fl:per.l.~y~tco&at mirrors, Al\f radio. Only 11,000 ml1ee, !•ct. "°""''Y'camper ,1 .. ,,. tour. -1unr .,.,,,.i..i .ith-...w-*2595• tlint, built in tee box• rear window booL I.Jc. •S86CRW -• I '69 VW Bug 4 Spd. Radio, 40.000 miles. li£:ht blue (YRE497l '69 Austin America 2 Dr Sedan, 4 Spd, Radio, Beauti ful Ye\101v bnl!h w/ Black interior $795 '67 VW Bug .i Spd. Radio, Red Finish w/ Black intf'rior, Extra Sharp, IUDR247' '68 VW Bug 4 Spd, Radio, 38,000 mllt>!, light Blue finish IXEJOSSJ '70 VW But 7 Pass Deluxt>, Red Finish \v/Black interior, (191ADW) 100°/o Guaranteed ON ALL CARS FULLY SERVICED ORANGE AUTO SALES 10621 Garden Gro\•e Bl., G.G . 530-1591 t-;E\V "TI" V\V .SQuan: Back. A~I l: Jo'i\1. 4 speed. \Viii take pick-up for my equity. Call art 6 pm. 842.-2704 . '68 V\V Bug, (Y\'v'T238). Must 11ee this she.rp car to 11.pprc- ci11te its value. $1295. dlr., 547-5816 '69 V\V Kombi. Bed, irebox , carpet. paneled, w/9' pas11• s~at. Al\1/Fl\-t &. tapt. $1973 offer. Carl, &12-8487. V\V '67. New ~na. radlal titts, 1uned exhaust, rad .. sunrf, $900 or best offer. 675-f!Sj. '66 VW Bua, r/h reblt 1500 e ng, Good c ond i tion . $1000/best offtr. 639-2753. '68 VW Bus, 12 pan, very lo n1i, make ofr. 'fj(i Sunbeam $499. l\.1ust sell! 53&-965S •n V\V Pop Top w/tent cu elec. relri1. !.000 mi·1: like nu. fii3-3i01 '69 V\V Bus, A·f concl. $2400. or best otfer. 64&-736.1 •;is, V\V, run~ good, needJ 1ra111 v.·ork. $17j, 642-9287 '66 V\V Bug, lo n1i'1, xln't cond. ma. 5'43-1075 after ~ PM. ·n vw -· !E"I'· TER THAN NEW! '2.lllO. *** 494-iW ** .. s O, O, ir ·I " "' 1l I ·/ ' He 'h· r "' ,; "'· • d r y r ' I ' l§J ! Au1os !or SM Autos, Imported 970 Auto&, lmpon..r 1------VOLKSWAGEN '69 V.W. Camper Van. SUodi.a.1 OOD\'tl~km. Low milca. lZKY4lh SAVE SSS HUNTINGTON BEACH hi ,, • I • _ 17331 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 1 , .... ' '"' ' ..... ~ '" 842. 6666 VOLKSWAGEN '65 VW BUS $1 lt5 3 11eat1, great cond. Orig. Paint, 01it O'o\'nrr. Newport Imports JlOO \V, C~111 ll\\'Y, t-.'l'WJ)fJr l Beach "42-9405 '6-1 V\V !'Quarebatk. Ex- lr~n1cly lo\Y miles;. t:x- lremety i:hnrp. Extremely ~o(>CI pri1•(>. No. OSDZ81. Jin1 Slf"111ons lnipol'ts, 5.l1-52-12. i--;;,7::-0::--vw=~~B~u-s~-i ·ss vw """· '""""'· s910. ?1111.sl sell. '63 V\V Van, 1 4 spd, dlr. J\l1tny 11u1.ny ex -cantJ)l'r, good running, $69a. I ·as. S{lrt·iul \\'hct'ls, ~J)N:ial or offer. 5~. panrling. &u,:riUcc! 1::x·ic1i::) '69 Camprr. Xlnt cond. F'il'm Take sni;1U 1W1\n. \\'ill ri-SZ.050.-\\led, April :ith·and l\R.nc<" Pril'nle Party. 49-1-6811 ''P •~ d t'l Id ~ea. ayun 1 so , ~l_O _>ID_·R1~i. --6-16-:Jt:;J, 675-USI, &lj...()!Jl7. '68 VW BUG ·;o TOYOTA ' whl <h·h••. 4 ~pcl. rth·. I las had lo\ uig Land Cruiser \\'gn, air, 11vf, r are! r.::-..·rtlf•nt 1·<1n1!iti'ln \\'ftll·h, ln1nlac, lo n1i. SGJJ. thi·uout. Takf' sniRll dO\\'I\ equily. 962-'1397 -a ft. 6 p.m. wi ll ri natK'C Pvl. Pty. (;all 1966 V\V Bus, rt"blt en: .. J"J'IG.ST.-{6 nr 49-t-GSTI. needs .some \\'Ork, $.100. -'69 V\V~iiiito, nr\J' f'llgine, --&16-Tm- a ir, n!'IY b1'U kt'S, liattery & '69 \VESTPl-IALIA can\pcl', tires. ClC'a!l SI37J, &l:Hl766 cus tom exhausl, excellen1 '65 V\V R, II Nc,1• 1min1. bat, cond, 5·18-3747. clutch, lirl's, 1·er n1nj eng * '66 VW SEDAN * 0 /H Perr. SWO 67:>--8915 $756. e 64&1998 Autos, Imported 970 .Autos, Imported 970 aasa OAJL y ,ILDT D I If . -~.. l§J L_._ ........ _ .... _l§l_.-. l:;::-="';;;;;; .... =l=§JI -._ ....... ]§J I _,,,w. J§J I ·~ ..... u.· lf& I 970 ""'"· u...i ,,. Avt.o, u..- CADILLAC T9G A.it.., u... 990 Autos, Used tt0 Autot, Used 990 Autos, Used "° VOLKSWAGEN '61 VW I US $21'5 9 PasB., tan ,.ith Ian interior, 31,200 miles. Vtl')'. '''-r'Y cir an. Newport Imports 3100 \V, Coast J-1"')'. Ne"·port t>Bach "42-9405 =-~-169 V\V Sedan. b e i a e w/bi'Q\\ n int., r/h, -I spd. All wood dash, other xtras, xlnl c..'Ond. $1300. 8-16-6821 '71 V\V Bus-Sunroof. Xlnt. condition. T passengers. Amber, 5-l+.1185. VOLVO 1972 VOLVO Lease Toda'( at Best Rates $88.74 Per Mo. O.A.L:. 1\i\l/fo'i\I. Auto. u·ans., <lisc braki-s. ::6 mo. For l easing or bu ving n t · -~oL:' 1966 Harbor, C.P.t. 646--9303 4utos, UMd 990 '&I Pont iac V-8, reliable transp. $200/'6.i :\t ustang conv. V·R $400. 548-6906. AMBASSADOR '70 Al\IBASSADOR 2 Dr. IUICK '11 RIVIERA Full powe1., factot')"-air c..'On· ditk>nlng, CUlilOm vln.yl in- tf':rlor, &: vinyl top. Chrome plated ,..·heel.I. An t xtrcmely clean car. 011908282. $3695 '70 BUICK LE SABR E CUST0~1 4 DOOR HARDTOP V8, automatic transmission, factory air conditioning, power Mee1·ing. po 1v e r brakes, custon1 vinyl ACZ214 $2995 CADILLAC ''BILL \\'llJn.IDGES" SUNSU MOTORS ORANGE COUNTY LOCATION YOUR ONLY '71 Sedan Devlll• $5995 f'ACTOR Y ,,., only 12.000 m11,., tully AUTHORIZED "1Uipp<d, includi"" vll\yl CADILLAC roof, leathct inter\or, A!lt EA.LE .~t.f s\l':I"(.'(), door locks, etc. , • D I R r C d'I 683491Ql23082 ..... rge~t .ie ectlon o a 1 • • lats 1n Orange Cou11l,Y. CADILLACS Sales·L<asi,g. Look foe°'"' tu.JI pai;f' ads e\'ery \\'ed. LARGE SELECTION 12's, 7l's, 70'~ &: 69's &:. Friday for nur l>!JN:lals. Nabers Cadillac l\IOST BODY STI'LES 2600 1-IARBOR BL., '6' ELECTRA 225 . Phone "45-6677 . COSTA MESA Custo1n 4. door sedan, full 54~91 00 0 1.l('n S1111day rx;v.·er & ft\clory air c..'On-197~0 Harbor Blvd. 1970 ELOORADO., bl'aulilul dihonlng. XRElst A tre-'67 Cadillac Conv. Cruise-b1'0nze gold, blk ''i nyJ top, -------CHEVROLET '6' Chev. Mollbv 2 door Jlattltop Real Clean. \'3788A asking $1795 ~w.lfA»iA W VOLVO 1006 lla1·hor, C.i\1. ·~ f~I Can\1110 SS ~. 4·5pd., ?.lngs, r .oodyears. 1:1\\l):f'~. ~r11 air .!!hocks ,\. <'Shl!Ull1. ll.<JOO llrtual n11'i<. Xlnl t'Ollcl. $2300 89:>-,t!l&i '68 t:llEVY 1-lalihu, V·S. 1\u· lo. Trans., l~111·rr Stec>r11~. \'cry Slil:ll'p. t\ Ir Cond. j H~!\17601, 1149:~. dl l', 547· mf!ndous buy at t"Ontrol, .~1et'f'O, orig. 011 rlt'r. blk lca rher in1Pnor. 1''11Uv $2595 1:;.900 n1i. ln1mnc, $1100 r-quip. S54fll. 831-0670 & an·:; '70 Kin9swood Wagon "Spccializ.ing in Quality'' firn1. 61:>-8399. 4~302'1. 10 11a!'.."rJ1gl•r. L1kr ""'\' 11Jn<t. BAUER "BILI~ \\t1ITL1DGr.s" '" s-e~o~A~N~o=E~v-1 L LE 1sMcx,r 1. Bk.I" 611·2'.oo. t·riu Buick·O,.l·Jagu•r SUNSU MOTORS Gorgeous, full>' hLx111·y f'q11 ip-hi>lnrr 7 pn1. 234 E. 17th St. pel d. Ii:c:,luding A .\I / ~·~I --.-.. ~c--1 .. -,-._ -,-"'-,,.-. ,-,-~~ C ,1 c.~o -.,~ s Pl~ ac1ory a tr. e tc., Good rond. Onr 011.f'l('I' o~t~ ., esa .....,., ,,,.1 _ fil..Al'S..GE_.COUNTl' $2400 01·~bes1 ofJer. j.16-1600 Fl t D I . LOCATION Gl\'f'll Ne'\gon. -Phone :i~l>-2-111 ee / ea S '71 ~l D~RADO $7S~S .70 Cadillac 4 Dr. ~dan. ·ss CHEVY !':stall" \\'ag. 1.,ke Be11.ut1ful Inside and out Ex · lle\I'. itir roncl. st·,j(l. Ph: Now Avail•ble To . · · Landau top, Loadf'rl~ .'\Int tren1ely lo\v m1\e11, (only cond. 13995. 714: !'J.\6.-~JS:\7 _6'_"-_13_1'_. __ ~·--- The Publ.ic On An y 8,100) has vinyl top, sterro • '70 Tn1pal11 2 f)1·: R1\•111~· :!•'lrl New '72 Buick radio It 111.pe deck, tilf .Ir. tele 1963 Cad · $150. Needs :-.olnl' ,1/blk i·i•i. 101, 1'/:-t. au Th ru April 20th . wheel electrie door lock!! v.-ork. Owner movifli:. ~lust XJ t s·~-· 9fiS-V~ Terry Bui, Ck ""002"o"ron~1 •. factory air, ~1c: !It'll. 5:CJ&.H367E5.VELLE . nt ('0111 .• '·'· • " • • _,.. '70 CA~IAllO, tl,IXA.I n1 1. 111110, CADILLACS P1S, (lisr h1·ki:. Hll', $:!.'IJO. 5th & Wolnut • 5~5U ;:;:-;::::::::-;:::-:-;:-:::::-::::-:I ..'.P~rl~, . .,, ,~,.,,.. ,.,,.,,~,. Huntington Bea ch '6!) CHEVELL('; 396 SS, 4 1967 crfiv~:~1.J;o:5:~~;:1li; LARGE SEI.ECTION 72's, spd. US i\1ag11, Xlnt Cond. f'ng., ., .,1.,,rr!, xlrit 1'<1nd. 7J's, 70's & 6.q',. 96S-l606 $109:>. ~16-11)37 CHEVROLET * 1971 Chovy Wogon • • 833-100-I • * CHRYSLER CONTINENTAL 1969 CONTL~EJ\T AL, all xtras, xlnt cond, new tireil, !lat'. lltust sell! fi13..458S CORYAIR '6S Imperial 4 dr, hrdlp, disc ---------brk.•. A/C, full p 11 r, , 1964 CORVAI R. \\1 o n i ll , h~alhf'r, Ai\1/1'')1 M!llf<!t\ yeUow v.·/blk int, VP.ry lune radio, \'lnyl tp, rill & elean, runs ;ood. $3)0. lt>IPS<.'OJK' w/d., brand nu 646-13n lll't'!I. !\lust M'(' to Rp. pr1'rialt'. $2J9j, 6 16 -3 i J 6 ht'fill'P S Ptn . ·"°""=-~ 'GS ;ilKI CO~\'. 2fo,l)'X) m1. Ori~ 01\JKT, PIS. P/B. a ir. i\linl l'(llll!. s1~1;,, :!2~ 1\\'alon. t •.:\t. !Hf:t--716-1. '61 (hlj . Sia. \\'agon, Ra1ho. po\\'Pr nf'edf r.on1c 11 ork Sij. &.n-...:11s. - CONTINENTAL .. Bl LI" \\'I lfrLI rx;t:~ .. SUNSET MOTORS IJl!.\'l.t~I·: t'(lttNTY \,()t ",\'f!UN '69 Mark Ill S46'5 '6.~ Corvair COUPf'. 3 #pd. radio. sharp. 6-9 pm. li'.\3-.260j '61 CO~R~VA=IR~-~$~200~1 • ::A;>.1708 .. • 'fi\ C01.., air, :;:ood ~ood in!f'l'!OI', tuns cood. $9j .. '.IS.-9S(l9. CORVETTE body, fltirly • C~n·r1 1r ·6s t 'nn1'f'l't, Tm- n1ac. Pel'fl'cl 127. 4-!>pd . A~l /F.\\, fnll 1•11\Pr. P"·r . 11·incfo11 ' '""' p (\ r y:'" ~ th'f'S, lf'l•''-L'l'"' 11hl. P 1!.' 11y1. Sa1 .( :-;111•: s;S-."59.l. \\'kdys; S::l::-m COU GAR ' EJ.1 .\1.\:'\ TOr:, p s:. loadrrl 11 ilh 11i·1·r..... in1·lu1I· 1970 in~ f~l'tory nu· 1·01ul1t1or11ng, P/B. fill', f'Xl 1~1~. Askin:;: $2700. :.1f ... J66i Ill' ~4 '1n~ 1 rnoL ;..:~:'\61>7, CA DILLACS \ .. \ft{_;~: sl-:1.~:('T ION i2's, 71 's. IO'i< 8. 6.(1',i .\IO~'T BO! IY :-~rYl.~.s Phone 645·6677 1970 Harbor Blvd. 'if'COUGAR XR7 On~ Oll'IH'I', gd o•nnd. ~11-3!12'l '• \V h l t e E lephant,;" O\et· runn ini;:: )Our hou~I"~ 'Turf'\ then1 111 ll• "Ci\Sll" • l!ell lhenl thru 1R11l,v P 11 ()I Classifird. &IZ-;i67S. Authorized Sales & Service Jlardlop, V·8, Au10. Trans., f'o\\·er Sleering, Vinyl Top. Loaded. 1 o"·f1er cRr. bal- ance of 5 yr~ 50,000 niiles \\'Rrtanty, lfiroAF\V), $2295. dlr .. 547-5826 '66 BUICK Rh·iera. Air rond, P\\'l'. sleprlng, p1\T brakl:'ll. p11 r. seat. J)lvr. 1vi ndo1vs, tilt \\'hi. A.\l/Fl\I radio. Tint glass. lmmac. $1 395. 646-8528 '67 Skylark, top condition, power. nlany extras. hl~~.:D~~i7ES Autos, Used 990 Autos, Use-d~---990 Autos, Used --~~1 Autos, Und 990 COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE DEPARTMENT -16 SERVICE STALLS. EXPERT STAFF OF HIGH- LY TRAINED MECHANICS. COMPLETE BODY & -CUSTOM PAINT SMn P rn n1 SPECIALIZING IN ALL IMPORTED CARS l ltlNG IHIS AD SAVE $2.()9 ON LAIOI SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN 7:30 AM to 5:30 .PM MONDAY thru SATURDAY B.J. SPORTSCAR CENTER 2833 HARBOR Bl VD. 1 Milt Seuth t f tht S1ri Dit1e Fwy COSTA MESA PHONE 540·4491 AMERICAN American Motors -"'Gremlins ""'Hornets .....,Mat•dors ""'J•velins vi Ambassadors l luge stock of '71'1 ~ '72's Big-Big Savings Harbor American Home of Convenient Payments 1969 Horbor Blvd. Costa Mes• 646-0261 BUICK CLASSIC '67 Riviera GS. Beautiful v.i th every xtra. $l6~i0. Pvt. pty. 833-0476. '57 Buick, good transp. $150. Days. 642-7523, e '' e s 5.36-487~. 't>:> BUICK \Vildcat. 11.ir, custom built, many extras. "¥-1088 * * 49i·1459 '*. CADILLAC I ''RILL \V!IITLIDCES'· SUNSET MOTORS ORANG E-.: COUNTY LOCATION '69 Cad. Sedan DeVill e Local car. vinyl top, tilt & tele 11·heel, dQor locks, Ali.I/ F~t stereo. t'ruise-0-m11.tiC', factol'y air condilionini::. YOT346. $3295 CADILLACS LARGE SELECTION 72's, n ·s, 70's " 69·s iIOST BODY STYLES Phono "45-6677 1970 Harbor Blvd. '62 4 Dt'. l~Are Park Ave. Good cond. lo mi, air, load- ed \\'/xtras. 549-1673. 1970 Harbor Blvd. '11 Cad Cp. Dt'.'ViUe, 27,000 m i°s. Xrt~d. clean. Blue \\'/\\·ht ,·in top, $ 6 0 () 0 . 586-2517. '69 Cad Coupe d .e V i I le. 8 1-01vn. Xlnt cond. Pvt. pty. $2895. 642-1460. "BILL \VHJTU DGES" SUNSU MOTORS ORA NGE COUNTY UX:ATJON '61 Codllloc Cpe. DeV/lle A real nic" car 1vith vinyl lop, leather interior. le fac. lory air t.'Onditioning. \VCJ": 6.'J•. $24t5 CADILLACS LARGE SELECTION 12·1, Tl 's, 70'i; &: 69'11 l\.lOSI' BODY STYLES Phone "45-6677 1970 Harbor Blvd. Fut results are just a phone eall a\\'llY -642.-5671 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, l~~rted 970 '70 VW BUG ................... . A~.tk, O.rll ~~ wfblkll 1n1.,-1or, Lie. 514 atv. '67 LANDROVER JEEP ............ 4 WllHI Orlvto. M1ny Ex!r11, (710 EJJl ••• so the bis! . . . . . f ·.;boYS wont ~P(aY ball With !.'OU ••.• ., ~Y" fiHl"9 It difficult to deal wltll "'the Wt Myt." Let 's face It, faHy aew Uowrooms -cl 1ti. payrolll cost money ••• SOnte of tlMlt cost Is pnsH H to tlle buyer. At Harbour YW, you 'I flod eur low •Yerhea4 wll 1n1 Y• '""eyl We """ ......... ...,.. ................ bot WI de ltnt lew prlc"I Ceftle. M 11 , •• wo'D pley Ml wltll yM, ...i yoo'I '°"'' ovt the wlaner! OPEN SUNDAY S14Sp '67 VOLVO 122S ...•••...•••••... S1088 S1211 '65 KARMANN · GHIA ............. $108B Or•""· lt.tdiO, H"Nr, l"1etorv Jttbultt Enolne a. Tri na. Sff" 1pprtc.l1t11 UOI 1001 '68 FIAT SPIDER .. , ............... $1018 '65 VW SQUAREIACK ............ $899 ,,_ Jtoom Concllllon, Nfw Top, IXE'I' •1'01. &rl!IM Rtd wf&l"clt tnterior . Gr11t ttcoM c•r. Lie. Jtl'f m. '69 OPEL KADET ............... . . . S718 '69 vw ........................ $2299 • spffd, Rlldlo, 1iLH 11:11, • '6B VW BUG ..................... $988 l ight I~ 'W/l lKk lnltriot'. Rfdlll, .H .. ter ... tlelll (WFC Sl•I '60 VW Bug .... , ................ S499 H-l"lln\, New Cll/1dl. E•c•!ltnt RUllllinQ CondillDl'I IGV\I 2lS) '66 FORD MUSTANG .............. $799 ·-'69 POP TOP CAMPER ........... $2199 Lie. 85 AGH, Ft.Hop C.mPtr -Lleill 11111 WIL1r0t Tire. a. Wh"t•. (Yl"IC 6<11) A SIMI "' '67 VW BUG ........... ; ......... S888 l lm1 GrN!!. 4 Spied, JtHJe, IVOJt 1111. Tlllr; W.... 0n•v1 No w ia t~1 ·tffaonl We hive e ver 15 VW recreatlon1I va• ~lclH _I. bu .. 11 In •lock. '67 OLDS DELMONT II ....•••.•.•. 5888 Fvll "-· rllllo, •Ir Qlr1Cltti..tl"9. l ie • .st CTO. '6B OPEL RAU YE ................. $950 Oii,.,,,. wfllll .. reclng ,,,,,., ltc. l ie. WEG "'·· '71 vw-DELUXE BUS . . . . ....... . $2B99-.69 DA TSUN~OOO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 osa- ,fr,1r <:Or!ll.. low mu ... l•lt• w/Uqlil tirown 1111. l Jc. u:i IZV. lporli c.r. lt••v " .. IZOS 1'11. '61 VW BUG ..... I I OUTSTANDING WEEKEND ~sf~ SPECIALS '69 CHEVY 4 DR. '69 V.W. CAMPER '67 El CAMINO '67 COUGAR COUPE Sed. ~edio, P.S., e11lo., ,,I., Thi1 <wellitl• it lik• b r~nd P.S .. eulom1!1t, '"dio. !'111 -VI , <win'lt roe!, e\1 c:eMI., re• 9ood mil11, 1hon9 '''· new. R1dio, llitk 1hi/t. b02 I dlo, P.S., •11tom1Hc. Super W11k1ncl only. (P1 6971 !YXTl611 1her,. !Vf.Sl60l $1099 $2599 $1099 $1499 - '70 IMPALA 4 DR. '68 FORD 3A TON '69 EL CAMINO '67 CONTINENTAL Sed. R1!11'11i"in9 feel . ..,,.,,..,. 1 ·S••~• hucL 7 1/i • bed, Vt, VI, eulom etit . pow1r t letr-4 Dr. 51111. Left ef IY• bell. ly, P.S.. 1uto., ••dio ,1ir elr end 111 #le 9eedi11. cond. We1~1nd only. ! 561 · • 1p111d, 1ir condilioni"9· in'll, r•dio, air tond. Sp1c:ial Lo1tl1d. L11lher h11f1ri11. ANMI tP15Sll p•it1. (l84l5Cl ITSS7t•I -. - $1999 52599 $2199 $1699 '71 CORVffiE '71 CHEVY 1 TON '69 CHEVY Yz TON '68 TOYOTA leth ·te1ps. AM.FM ,.die, 350 V•11. N•w rubb•r, 1•dio, VI, Pi,kup. 11,000 "1il11. Ce1mm. • Dr. S•d111, Autemelic, ,,. !iris & wh1•l1, •uto .. 9•u9••• cu. in. VI, -4 speed, Ii•• eulo., 1h1rp. 115425GI 1111 f,t+. w1n1nly fl "1l inin9, die. Low tnll1s. I WXT00~7) bre"d 11ew, 1124ELT I { 14,210) WILL TRADE. $3199 $2399 $999 '70 CHEVY · 4 DR.· '70 CHEVY 3A TON '67 CHEVY Yz TON '67 VOLKSWAGEN Sid. R•dio, ,,S., 1utom11ic, Slak• truck. 1·~ H.D. lSO v,, wit It sundiel c1mp1' l u9. Sure ~ nit l '''· k1di .. VI , ,.5., e ufo., cufl. c1b, con,.1riio". Orte OWlll!f. • • 1p11d, IUOIC•JO) f1ctory ,;; cond. w •••• nd lpere. Suptrio' condition. C¥1.. tlic~, l\lfl • tl1ndy. 111ly. IOl lAOAJ 1760106 ) 107444 11 $1799 $3199 $1999 $999 '68 CHEVY CUSTOM '67 FORD ECONOLINE '71 PINTO '69 V.W. WAGON Cp1. VI, radio. P.S .• 1ulo· '11 To" pickup. l ow, I e w Autometic, r1dio, c•r i1 ;., 11 ,••9 ll\il11. H11 record ef .r1co"'"''nd1d ••••ic... k1t· tnetic. • i , co"dilionin9. ,,;,,, 12NMJ2 JJ sup1rb co11dition, Low mil11. dio, 4 1p1H . lll\m•culete • IWCT4.,I f71•CUPI 120L214 1 . $1499 $899 $1999 $1599 '66 CORVETTE '66 PONTIAC GTO '66 FORD WAGON '63 V.W. BUG Sti119r1y f1 1tb1c•. • 1p1t1c:I, Cpe. VI, 1ulo,,,1fic, P.S., eir Fl1n1. renclt ... 19on. Air R1tl ie, 11ic~ thift, ,,,, •ft• r•dio, cir i1 1howroom fre1h. (end itio11. Go191ou1 t •r. C • II d., P.S., 1ulom11ic. 'll in1, (PG FtlOI Nothi119 nic1r. ITFR641 I 1s2111•1 19911 WILL TRADE $999 $999 5699 '70 IMPALA '71 CHEVY '66 FORD FALCON '71 TOYOTA Spt. Cp1. Vi11yl r1tof, 111•0· SUBURBAN Cp1. R1d io, •ufom1lic 1••111· Corolla Cpe. l 1111 on.r. lt1dio, 4 1p1ed, 1uper '"'''- !rll1tic, P.S., e;r cond., r1dio, C1rryell w19on. • wh11I mi1don, Cl11" " . pi"· Low, low price, 15,000 "'ili a. low, low pric1t. 14,SAICSl dri .. 1 , • p111. VI , P.S., 4 ITE.14731 t5?JCT PI $1999 1pd., 150 VI , I 611CXW I $999 $1699 WILL TRADE 2828 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA __ s,~120J.~ - .. + • VENTURA II BRAND NEW 1972 PONTIACS 2 DOOR -Loaded with t1q ui pm ent inc.ludin9 250 CIO en9ine, ".'inll fr!m, E781Cl 4 wh ite 1ide wi ll t ire1. 2•2702l108 1l9, wex & pol ish, 10 ga lon1 of 9es, underc01tin9 . Bob lon9pr11 exclus ive ] yr. Jb,000 mile w 1rr1nty. Imme• diat1 deliv•ry. -MANS 2 DOOR HARDTOI" -l o1ded with fl quipmenf inc luding 111 viny l buc ket 1e1t 1, c ustom c.arpetin<J , disc. brekes. Ord@r your1 now . Wex •nd po lis h, 10 ga ll on• ol ges,_~derc.oa ting . Bob long_e!es exclus ive 3 yr. 30,000 mil t wa rrenty. Immediate Deli very. I 2 DOOR -l oad&d with eq uipme nt inc.lud1n9 25 0 CJD en91l'le , F-.78 xl4 whi!t side wall tires , sof t r1y winds hield, 202 702Z IObl.b3 . War & polish, 10 9ellon1 ·cf 911, und erc.oatin9, Bob l ongpr"es e •c.lusive 3 yr. lb,000-mile warranty, Im· mediate Delivery. CATALINA 2 DOOR HARDTO, -Lo •d ed wi+h equipment includ ing cloth •nd morro1c id1i in fer ior, o-u1tom··nr1:re·ts , 40 C l[) 98 9ngine , +;;rb ohYdre mafic fr a ns ,,\TSii on, power ste~ring , power disc brakes , 1ofl ray windshield , bum per guards, Wt lf & pol ish , 10 ga llons of gas, undercoating, Bob longpre1 ••elusive l yr. 16,00 0 rn ilt warranty. 2l 57R.2C30091 9. Immediate O!livery. " -_-s-319 s . " GRAND PRIX l oad ed with equiprnflnf includ ing all mo rro icida buck flt 1eal inferior, custom carpeli, console clock, custom cushion steering wheel, dttluK1111 wheel covers, 4 bbl 400 C ID va eng in e , dual exhaus t, turbo hydromat ic tr1n1m ii,ior,, power sle11 ri n9 , power d isc brakes, 678x I 4 w1w tir111, soft ray gla ss a ll windows, lug· gage cam p. welf & pol ish, 10 gallons of 91 1, undercoating, Bob lon9pr1t1 flK• elusive 3 y~. 36,000 mile warrt nfy, 2K57T2Al l l562. Immediate 01!11iv ery. 892-6651 '. COUNTY SHERIFF'S CARS * SPICIAL SALE * 17 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM All V-8'1 -Most Have Power Steering And Air Cond itioning PRICED FROM $490 f0 $940 Most Are '69 • '70 Dodge's & Pl ymouths '70 Plymouth '66 Dod9e '70 Plymouth '70 Plymouth '67 Dod9e '67 Dodge '69 Plymouth '70 Plymouth '64 Mercury '70 Plymouth '69 Plymouth '70 Plymouth '70 Plymouth '70 Plymouth '70 Plymouth '70 Plymouth '69 Plymouth 4 DI . !LOT '411 ..... ., .... , ........ $920 ILOT <11 11 """""'""""""""' $550 ILOT '1161 """""""""""""" $920 !LOT '1 121 ""'"""""'""''""" $940 !LOT '10!1 """""'""""'"""" $575 ILOT 'ID21 ...................... , ..... $590 ILOT '10 ..... , ...................... $&65 ILOT r oo1 ........ , .... ,. ............ , $890 ILOT r 751 """'""""""""'"" $490 !LOT :7J) ........... , .. , ............. $915 ILOT r 711 ........ , , ......... ,. ...... , $840 !LOT r u 1 ........................... $940 1LOT r 1t1 ............ $910 ILOT :40 ) .•• , , ,, ,, , , , $890 !LOT •Ill ........... , $920 !LOT •l aJ . , , •• , ••• ,, • $890 ILOT •ll ............ $715 All have Heavy Duty Su1p1n1ion, Al· ternetor, •nd Tr•nsi1tor Tim ing. ALL OTHER CARS SALE PRICED THIS WEEKEND ' Orange County's Lar9est Pontiac Dealer Beach Blvd. Al Garden Grove Freeway Westminster 636-25.00 Avt!ls f!lr Si le J §] Autos for sire 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used COUGAR FORD '70 COUGAR '70 Ford Galaxie 1 Stce-r;n;. Po\l.·er 2 Dr 1-1.T. Fac'ory Air, Au!o., Btl.ke!i, AM Fl\1 Stcl"!'O. P.~. \·1nyl trip. 1051HQF J ! \lmyl !t1p, ~~~~E 111~k1ng $ l SSS ,;Wt lw.iiA HUNTINGTON BEACH I :::.:~:' ~:~y~:'~::: •• \·in rf A'.\l/F'.\I SIPrt!'n flll't, ·71 FORD Pinto. Autn. trans , 1 1111r ronrl. p/h. pl.~. blk llht V1 n~·r Tnr. r n\1-,.r SIPen ng. , seals. autn transm. Only \o\\' nH\Pa l!P l.;in~:rr 7!100 :?,\()11() n11·~ _Rt>-11 Shllrf! ,,n~lt1P Jlun:v 11·nn '1 l:::i sl. I S3.'4lXJ .. Day~ ~11~1 :i'.12-1621. Ct :!JCPG1 rilr.' :)<Ii .'i.':26 EVPS 1 ol41 83 o-31fi.I -----' --- COUGAR. 196S. 2old/blk ro '7011 lTDh 2 D1r .1H.T. I I A A-PIS r."r" ent t ruou , 01vner. \'ln1• op. Ull', ir. . e .. ~"AKO P/B. r111d10. Aslonii Sl400 r arfnry i1·a~·ritnry. ,,.,,~, , 4~-4313. I ~kr &I 1·~50. C;ill hf-fore I f)tn . DODGE ·;e Pm·rl LTD 4 rlr hnl top, ............... 111r, ~rereo. All extras. LINCOLN ·n /l.1ARK T!T, full po"·er, air, 1011• miles , like ne"" Call 633-8726 196S CONTINENTAL. iOln.g Ea~t immf'd. i\lus! sell . Best nfrcr: fi44-4676. '69 CONTINENT AL, vinyl top, all e:..:rras. immacula te. i\tust srll. 897-4503 MERCURY --------'67 MONTCLAIR 2 Door H.T. Dir. V. Top .. Air Conrl. Ai\f f i\I. Ln<1rlf'd. I.I!· n .. 'llrl hanker's rar. 1VOA· 04')) Call J·16·ili'.'.6 11/l JO .[)4.6811. ·i;;i ~tt>rc Colony Park Stn \\'agon, Air cond. Trlr hitrh. RIH. 63.00J m1. 1 onr. S7!i0. &12-338.i. '67 1\fercury Colony P1trk 9 pass "'egon. .>5.000 n11. l\tany xtrai.. Offer. 67~ 7751. '68 Charqer n1,.ch :~crl. \\lhoJcsale book 1·alu P. :lJ7~11t:i. '61\ Mercury Colony P11rk 1 Factory 111r. aulom auc, P.S., --V.'agon, t owner 54.000 m1. ! ,,,nyl lop !4i6CP\\I) '70 Country Squire Sl.200. S48-l289. S 1 l88 '" ,."'"""· zi.ooo m11.,. \'ecy •harp '401BSQ1. Birr. METROPOLITAN HUNTINGTON BEACH 6'4-Zl50 C•ll ""1.,,.' 7 pm . .-,0 -----'67 Ford Country Sq. flt.a. "" f\letropolitan S 1 7 :; , 531-8102 \\'11£., p~fpli. Pier windows. Air cond. S99i 1002 Emerald Sat &. Sun Only "i.,, '·"' 17331 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH Bay, Lag Sch 494-0173. 1966 Ga.laxte SOO, 4 dr. rlh, ---------t autti trans, tt /c, pis. clean, I 1969 Dodge ~ A108 ,. a n . sharp, l O\\•ner. 557-7768. nr11:1ntt1 O\\'nPr. fJ\Xld cond ·71 PINTO. R&H. dlx. in!. .. " .. ~ .. B42·6666 R/H. "'r m rwi. Sl.600 . l,.(J"· mil~lli. $11\95 .!l;....sl73 Original o"'net. 548-4~ ·~ Dotle:t Pfil'1 rtt Con,·! ~C. ·,;7 ford "·agon. Good deal lo m1. Gmd tr(tn~portgtion hut mt A s!('I\}, ;\6,500 mile~. r.Ar S37S .\-Ki-l':ilZ Uke_nl!Y.•. SOC(). 846-ll72. • DODGE '69 Dodge RT \VRECKED 1970 r11 trl11ne 1'51 V-11. t11r, R&H, fmnt A: rear goorl roncl. 5'14-26M Autom•tlc, "44o;· power '61 Galaxie, R/H. auto. atHring, radio. heater. \\'I S: gd. cond. $245 or btst CYRW~I cash offer. ~. MUSTANG OLDSMOB !LE '71 Olds Station Wagon Custpm cruiser. lll passen;-rr. air cond, poll'el' srccrin~ f..· brakes, P!>"'er 11·1ndo1• s. r::rof r11ck under 9000 mile ~. 394 01..P al\kinz 54895 a1)w.tlM.4 W YOLYO 1966 Harbor, C.M. ·~CUTLASS. full J)'\'f Eler . 11·1nrln11 .;, 11ir, htlC'kPI sc::i ts. Vl\1· mi. Xlnt <'nnrt. Orig. n11 nPt". S7!1:l. 4%·221.":0. '66 Olds Cut !11~~. hard l<lp. full pn11·r1'. air. ~h11rp. 1"e11· 11re~. Sloon. ~8--0J:i'.O. ·54 Ct iTLASS. P !', P B. A ( On~ O"'nf'r. Best Of· fr r ~7-n42. PONTIAC '72 FIREBIRD Brand new '72 f irebird . F'ully faclocy f!9Uipped includ ing auto. trans, P.S., P.B .. radio. heater, \VS\\I tire~. T. glass, clock. mon1tr<"h yello\1•, blark in!('rinr w!th black vinyl \op. Seri11.l #2AA7D2N!l26320 WAS 54089.70 S~ \IE 441.60 . FRO~t !qJCKER NOW S36l0.10 + 18...'<. hr. k. doc. fee or tease for onl.v s~.50 n10. O!'tn end ~ nio. l@ase Bill BARRY PONTIAC-GMC·FI AT \ffi . at S.A. f'wy.!- 2000 E. l sl Sl.. Santa. Anll ~-1000 '70 FIREBIRD $ 1388 '&! Sia lion Wagon, A" cond. 1-take offer. HDNnNCTON IEACR •• 846-1)111 • • 2 Dr., H1'. bucket seats. radio. hf l'ltf'r, 3 11pd (floor ahift) tr!Ul~.. pwr. disr Air. automatic. Sha rp! Pricf!d brakes, l't'malning 50.000 Mght. 1 owner, factory v.•ar-mile fa C'tory warrant}'. ranty ( 8 .f 6 B Q C ). Bkr. $2150. Pvt. Pty, 5.14-6006. h1 , • , , I , "i 17331 BEACH BLVD. HUNltN(,TON U[ACH " ,_ " ' 84~. bt>66 GREMLIN '10 GREMLIN , 5.SllO xln1 conrl. SlfiXI. S.i7-19S6 JEEP 644-2950. GAU before 7 pm. ,,,,0 Po 1. GTO XI .1 d oo n1ec .• n con . '67 11-1USTAJ~G RIH . V.S. 36,000 mtl,.~. po1l·er 1tetoring, ~~~~~~~~-' ~~~-~~~~~~ . I PONTIAC PONTIAC '72 CATA L!NA Br Md new 197'2 Pontiac Cut a· lln11 2 dr., H,T., 400 \'~ "" gin,. that uses regul11r I':"''" !. g!as~. 1ur conrt .. PS. PB. r.1r!10. hPa !er. \\'e ('Ould g1J on 11.n<I on. &or. /\'o. 2L.'tffi 2C."~\ I lfl4 WAS 55345.51 SA VE $11 95.75 r ROi\I STICl{ER NOW $4 152.76 -+-Ti1 X. Ltr l..· [)or, Frr Or 1Pa!l1' frir fln[y Sl28.4.1 ['l"r mo. Onrn rnrl 36 n1n. if'a s('. Bill BARRY PONTIAC-FI AT·GMC •lst SI l'lr~A f ""Y·I 200'J E. l!ii1 s; . Sttnra An.t :.-v;.1noo '72 Gt'IANDVILLE Demons1r11tnr. 2 r!r . H.T .. \\·1th leu than 3100 m1 f ull .v factory eQUipprrl 1nr!t:r!1n11: PS, PB. stt>rro radlt11. Jl. !lf'i\I. Air cond. \\'e rov!rl gn nn "'"If on. Starhc11• ~lark ~·i1h m11tchlns: 1 .or, Sl'r. No. 2P4 7'V2C:l1 :;;,21. WAS S6302 .0l SAVE $1169.35 From Sl l(.·ker NOW $5132.70 ---""'"--"" '72 F'ont iac Ventur• 11 St :ind 11r11 ·12 \'rnlura 11 2- rti· F'ull~· fiir•ory rquipped 11·rl11rl1ng f;.tyl engine. Ser. i\ri z11;o:;L1n.l037. WAS $2958. 94 SAVE $500 fRO~f STICKER NOW $2458. 94 ... T::..>. L1r & Dor fee or LEASE fnr only 174 mo. 0 f)t'n rnrl .16 mo. teaat Bill BARRY PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT f li;! S!, 11! S.A f 1vy.I 2000 E. 1 ~1 Sr,, San1'1 Ana ~<yl:.J()(J() 1!170 Pon li11c Lf')1ans Convt. Golrl 11 /11·h1tr top. Full pn11-t>r Grnrl roM. Be11t Of· fer. Call 111! 5 pn1. li-45-7874. T-BIRD '68 T ·Bird Landau Fi'r !ory '11r. full po111,.r., AM· Fi\! ~!rrf'O rndio. ~lu~t lee 10 1ipprr<·1(t lP. ixRBn51. $1688 HUNTINGTON BEACH -+-T~"· l.1r. It Dor. r"ti nr 11111..~,. tnr nnly S132 'i~ mo. I 'r='--=s~m~o~-1~7.-x-ln_t_co-nd_;, . ..;;, =fiM=I Opl'n ""rl .1fi 111n, lrn ~t>. p,11 1nr k rubber, $1300. 81!.l BA RRY "1-m5 ·=7o~T .=e1~RD PONTIAC-GMC -FIAT f ull po~rr + Air. _Ste.rm. • 1111--SI A' ~.A f\~-y.' f.xr.Pl lf!nl conrl. thruout. 2000 E. j !(t SL. Si:tnta Ani\ l\Pf'C'il'll hench .•tat. Bkr. Cail 55.11-IOOO --• 644·2950. '72 LE MANS ='r.-=s,,.~-d"".-.1\2~.-Gonrt~-co-n-d;-,.,-n, Bra.nd new '72 Le ~1ans, fully IAclory l!(JUipped, "'ilderne" grten "ti.1 h matching Inter- ior. Order # 025594. WAS 53193.60 SAVE 498 .60 f'RC'!~f ~TICKER NOW $2699.00 -+-lie:. lie_ & dor. ftt or lrll.51! for only-Si'S.00 mo. open tond '.\6 mo. lease BILL BARRY Jnw milts, $<150. C a 11 '6Z.2194 . TEMPEST '6.'i TE.i\f PEST conv., M W llret. fa.cl. 11 lr. R/H , Ht1h fnvq mi. bul toing 111rona. SI-HI. M!>-2:~. VCG"'A,..._ -- '71 Vt9a 2 Door milt•,. illUlO... tra.ns .• PJ S, nu hre1 -big engine, Max·X ttrts, i l:irits. Sharp, Jlriced righ t, faclory m11g11 f\vlth locks). S900. 1146-1$73 after 6 p.m. Vinyl tor. Hurst trMs .. 1968 FASTBACK Mus ting, fsctory air C'Ql'ld, 826.1256. Hu rst Ink~, H<llly c.arb .• Hi· '70 firebird 400, AIC, vir.,vl Jaclrrn, IUSO. 5.li.3520, S.A. !<)01, 18~1 mn ... Foci. warr. PONTIAC·GMC·FIAT '70 DODGE Vin, customi ...,--=,.....,...,...,...,..,_ camper, low ml;, xlnt cond . '70 ,Jef!p CJS, 4 ~J drt~. $2600. or bf!sl offer 536-1078. pa.ut-1\if!r 1&1t. back 6UI. Sport 51-c:t.' '\'!Ir, und,.r 14,!n} mll@a. ownfd by llttle nld man trom Laruna. Hu ha.ti lovins care (~90CUCl . T&kt" Small Down. Cen t\nanci pv1. ply. CAii -alt 10 am 494-MJ t. FORD ps cam l apue Un raclr. RllU bar. Radk>. 121lQ, C.M. .~,o-r"o'"RD"'"""'L_:r_o_, -1."'u-,-«1-u"'tp-.1 642-1i95. kit 4:~ pm. k> ml'a. S.ou tilul <OJ!ll . .[QLl!!!l 11111) u_~l:l), Mu11I sell . MS.~. try the PtM)' Pincher • • '66 CorMrt .. Vecy clean, 6 thru '75. $3185. ($200 under flit. SI. at S.A. Fwy,) eyl stick, R/H, La'vyer'a Book val.) 1'\rm •m. 2000 E. 1st St .. Santa Ana pe~ car. S87S. &M-2951. 'Ii& Tm.peBt Convtttible, 3~. 558-l!XX> '68 MUSTANG •uto. rtd, rebuilt enaW, auto tra111, '84 Te.mptst Statio n Wqon ll!r. 1 ..... 1-1'vt.J'f)'.J lli0. ... cond._Nll! <ltJI,_~ _M per) .• nY~· Or!I ~ brlllkt' l"tc. Mn. 13M'\~. owner. s~. &42--3404 I I llOU~}l_Qftflnl If-- OPEN HOUSE column. .. NEW '72 MONTEGO GT 2 DR FASTBACK WIND STKR SALE PRICE $4935 $4231 $J04 DISCOUNT 3J1 CJ VI, t ir, AM-,,._ Pwr. at"' e.tl 111 .. t. ,.rf,,,. htttn_..11 1ri•u. c11t1!1, 1111 ,,..,,, (j 111rf1,. pq, 11t-14 tir11 •"' "'''' o••· s2n · 1969 MARK Ill An immaculate luxury car completely equipped with full power, AM·FM stereo, vinyl roof, oir condirioning, etc. 584E1D 10 PRE-DRIVEN MARK lll'S IN STOCK ALL PRICE SLASHED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE! ·- / Sunday, Aprll q, iq1z DAILY PILOT D ·:.• TH ANNIVERSARY APPRECIATION SALE! APRIL is our 7th BIRTHDAY MONTH. For the post 6 consecutive years we h•ve been NUMBER ONE IN LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES IN ORANGE COUN· TY. Now we ore out to break every past sales record with over $1,. 000,000 worth of new tars DISCOUNTED TO ABSOLUTE ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! COME IN TODAY ·and see for yourself how far we art willing to go to send you home in a Brand New '72· -you'll be convinced that WE DO APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. ' NEW 1972 COMET 0 2 DR. SED. $ PLUS TAX AND LICENSE BIG STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM! NEW '72 COLONY PARK WINDSTKR SALE PRICE $6637 $5498 $1139 DISCOUNT A1t1,,.,,,1lr, AM-fM. Pwr ""'· '"'"'••'lie~., kit tlr11, nt1 4p4 '"'• Tw1 <•fl 1111191 1Mt1, TUI Whttl, 1111 tt111p tfflrtl 11t Mtn.!ISllflD) \ '72 MARK IV 2 Dr. MONTEREY CUST. 2 DR. HD TOP WINDSTKR SALE PRICE $5017 $4089 $928 DISCOUNT Air, ftt.. tl'9•1 .. fwr ""'" 1M ltk,, r1•i1 wltti r11r 1pk1r'1. tilt •lrll, •/• tlr•s. r.-4 tlrlirtt, tl11 111t• ••• ••n {I JJJl71} '68 T BIRD 2 DR. H.T. V·I, IMO. tnwls,. factory air Conditioning, po'll'W factory oir conditioning, fu power, power steering, power "°'s. rodio, hta'9r. wni11won 1ir•s. ¥inyl II · slftl'ing, poww (disc) bralrts. pow« winaow1, $16.8. 8 Power (disc) brakes, power windows, power seats, roof, tinltd glots. whnl covtrs, londou lop, vinyl I f inltrior. 27,200 oc:IVol mi11s. 2S9ASG AM/FM radio, heater, whitewall tires, viny roo, lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiii ___ _....,.., ..... . tinted gloss, wheel covers, Londou top, leather inte· '66 CAD Fleetwood rior, Luxury ot i!S Pea k 2Y89 A837264 $79 88 01110. trons.;faclory oir.conditionin!l, lull powtr, ......... ~ ........ (diK) """'· ..... ·•· $ J 5 88 dows, po'tlfer stats. fM-™ rodio, l\eiiter, whi1e ... all tirts, linttd !11oss, whttl covrrs, vinyt 1n!erior B~ou- '70 MERCURY 4 Dr. Sedan V-8, GI/lo, fran1~ foctory air tondirioning, pow .. ""'""pow•(d;K)b"'"·"'"·""'M,wh• $2488 tlWOll lirts, tinttd gloss. whttl covers. 567AFZ , '69 FORD Custom 500 4 Dr. V-8, Ollfo. trans~ factory oir condilion;,;g, powlf" stetring, power (dist) brokts, linltd gloss. wMtl $1788 tiful Cor Fll82S '69 OLDS 98 4 Dr. cMo. trani~loclory oir tonditioning, power i111r. ing, po...,... (dilt)btok1s, power windows, power $ 218 8 MUIS, AM l'tldio, Ma!er,whi!ewoll tires, tinltd ghis1. wllt.i covers. vinylinteiior, You11 lik• lhi1 ont ZSSS69 '69 Ambassador 4 DR. SEDAN v.a. outo. trans~ foctory oir tonditiofting, power st1ering, powtr (dist) braktS, power window1., $ 3 8 8 power Sl(lls, om rodio, heottr, wflitewoll tir11, 1i1111d gloss, whttl tovers. Ne• car lra dt . I S43ASK '68 MERCURY Sta. Wgn. 10 Pas. V-1, o.i1a. tron1~ factory oir condirioning, P<JWll" stHring. powtr {dist) brokts, radio, healer, whi· $ J 6 8 8 ftwoll lir11, tinted glass. whttl cayers, Roof 'llDCh. Vocal ion Spec:iul~ YXH142 1 68 FORD Galaxie 500 Conv. V-11, ou111, trons¥ p~wtr 1tHring, power (dist) brokts. .... ,."""" $988 Srk. 4"026 -' All S•I• Pricts lffectiwe. For 72 Hours After Pu~licatioft. THE HOT ONES FROM EUROPE! CAPRI <~~ TEST DRIVE THE SEXY NEW V-6 PANTERA THREE MODERN NEW COLORS READY FOR IMMED. DELIVERY. MARQUIS BROUGHAM 4 DR HD TOP WIND STKR SALE PRICE $6605 $5501 $11 04 DISCOUNT Air, 1111, tr 1111,. ftll t••· .,;11yl rotl, "I• 1111i11yl i111I, .. h•• w/w, 11t1 1111,. c1111. AM.fM 1ttrH. !ill whttl t ~<I lfltre (f 57\312) '71MARK111 -v-s, auto. tran s., factory oir conditioning, full power, power steering, power (disc) brokes, power windows, power seots, om fm rod io, heater, white'.f'oll tires, vinyl roof, tinted gloss , wheel covers, londou top; vinyl interior. S p~ciol pa in! -gorg eous. 1 Y89A820317 $6688 '68 COUGAR 2 DR. H.T. v.a, aulo. m:in1~ factory oir condi1ioning, pow1r 1tHri1"9> poww (diK) brakes. powtr windows, $ J 688 radio, IMoi.t', whittw0ll lirts, vinyl root. linltd glou, whet! covers. Rtol pr111'(. ZRT809 '70 MAVERICK 2 Dr. ititk shift, rodio, lltoter, You11 have lv'1 wilh !Iii\ 9JU 16220S $1488 SEARCHLIGHT TO SUPER SAVINGS! ' • I I . . MOlll•PRI 7130°t IA T 813 0~8100 IUlll 10-7 ( . • DODGE B·IOO VAN · -1199 is lotol "-, (l!y1111. S77.1S Os Nit8' IN ,,.,.. h:I, '"' Nt-' .. ~ rt.rves ... .,,, • C Ft dil t.f 41 IHI, Dtf«fff '"""· ,rir:• S3902.20 ind. IOI. & ~ A*UAL nactNTAG( RAT( 14.41 'Ji,. $199DOWN $77 15 A MONTH 4 s,..d trans.,.,. ............ ..a.fuU.,.,. .... rior. 126 RF $lft k Jai.1 • ,.,,.. l 7S ii tlllll • p'f'll'f 1lowl. to•, lieu~ & Nlcorryiftt d11f11• .. :"" a9dit .... " -~ llYMI Jrit• _,"$1'11 ir1ct. m I lie--, Nt«lAt. l'YClt'= TAGI: Ult 10.0." 171 FORD ·511 . '71 .VEGA $199 DOWN $43 A MONTH ~~~~s .. .. ,______ J~---=~ $199 DOWN $43 A MONTH ~~~:s fAOORY COLOR Of YOUR CHOICE! . 51·388 §:~¥.~~§ V-1. outo. tram. l«'Ol'Y ,,X. S1747 iMl Jax I. "-9. Iii: ftldio htetw'.tUCIE fUll ANNUAL rlltfHTA6E tATE • ' PllCI 11.63 % TAKE YOUR CHOICE 1170 FORD '·'·"""· tton1., loctOry oir,oRd., , ... ., """"9, ndio, heattr. SSJ ICM ''70PLYM. $ IMMEDIATE 'DELIVERY FULL PRICE Y·l , 1111to. tro~1 .. lotlD'l tirc ...... ,e .. ..; "'9rint, rodio, fltot«. St7l0M • • '70CHEV. $199 DOWN $39 A MONTH AUTOMATK TRANSMISSION Radio, heater, wheel cov ers, deluxe chrome mouldings. 517 ARI '66 FORD Custom 500 V-8,auto. ITO"' Joctort air. pow-$3S er sleering, rod io, heoler. WFU 912 FUU P'ttCE '65 PLYM. Barracuda FOR 36 MONTHS S 1'1'9 ;, to!&!d11.py111t. Slt ;~ tolcrl "'e '""'· iricl. lill• & licl!f!H & al CClff)'lflll ct.won 1111 appr. cr.:lit lot 36 nm. De- ltofed ~""~ pl'i;~ s 1603 iod, ... '1;. c1"''· ANNUAl ~(RCfNfAG£ RAT( 11.75%. '69 DODGE Polara V·8, auto. trans. foct. oir cond .. '$SS power sletring, radio. heater, rooch muct1 more. YPA 101 FUll PllCE '68 CHEVY. Camaro V-8. <ruta. ~,,,. pa-\stetring,$-68 full vinyl inlerior, bucket teats. vuz 460 • FUll PllC! ~-~~~~~tiM";' """'"· 52S8 '67Ford Sta. Wagon Foclory oir conditioning, rodio. csss heoter, whitewall tires, wirtd· shield WGshers. 631ABR .. '4 spetd Irons, rod io, heoter buckel seats. 720 ASM JUll P'llCE WE . APPRECI ATE YOUR .. BUSINESS I FULL P'IKE '68 PL YM. Roadrunner !~~~v;,~::io~=:s688 ~inyl roof. YXT163 fUUPIK! • • '69 CHEV. NOVA 5SS8 fUllPIKE '68 PONT. Firebird ' - V-8,outo . tr~ns, rodio-.heoter, '$7S8' power steering, foci, air cond, wheel covers, 633BTO fUUPIKl • ''" ....... ,,.....Mt "' .... -,,... ilcj tu.lir_ ... ..,...,.. .. .,. _ _. ..,,...,.,.......,,...,,..., sn1s.m ... & .. _.#MIM....,."51U.Tt•.•l"' 5199DOWN 566AMONTH FOR 35 111llllllS IRANDNEW .-'12 DODGE TRUCK (-w with Wi¥! i..ti ..m. .....,, 17'8114 tn.. windshilld ~ one• aipols. l.111 My! ilt .. IMU llWCh .,,..., Order V1111n Tocl0¥. --- ,$2288! $199DOWN TOURCHOICI '70 MAVERICKS TAKE YOUR PICK 2 TO CHOOSE F1t9M. Witheutefllofic trans., radio, htoler. whMI CO\flrS & dllwx•diroiM ............ 517 Nit & YPE 986 $'988 ·Fuu PllCf ' ' Sl99 ii IOlol cM. py.i, $30 ii IOtal lllCI, p'mt, i11d. i.._ licent & •II ~dates ....... v.tit .... 3' -.p.i.rtid ,.,...., !lrit• s 127' ild. ... ' ·-AMNJAl.. l'fl!Cm. TAGf.IATE 1S.t5%. $199 DOWN ~30 A MONTH~~~ '67 OLDS Toronado V-8, auo. ITOns., loc!Orf a< candi-$7S tioning, power steering, power windows. rodio, heater, tilt steer- ing wheel. 171 BSH • •NPIKE '66MUSTANG wheels. SVT 336 Rad~. heater. bucl!et -.. mo $5 8 '64 VWBUS - 8 ... _ .. 4 ...... """'·heat-$488 er, whilewafls. ready for Yocotion RBU716 · RILLPOWll '69 CHEV. Pickue _ 70 FORD Sta. Wion .. ~ted. s .. poww stllring. ptM· 292engine sass CUSTOM 500 V:I· auto$ 38 4800798 .~~~;ring, rad;a, heat ... '69 Ford Custom 500 40.,v-a . ...;,......_1oc1ary.r $7S cond1t1or11ng. power stetnng, ,. .... -.YIEB62 FUlLNIC! --· '70 CHEV. Sta. Wagon 9 Pass .. V-8 . auto. t""'· $14S poWer steering/brokes, whi· tewolls. 781AVA . '66 OLDS F85 2 DOORRodio, heo11r, wh~11/Ct'.3s co•ers. Good fransportoflon/~ . Wl 004 ·fUUPltcl '68 VW Sunroof 4 cyl. 4 spted. stick sh;fJ, heatO', $7S .c;hroml wheels, VGY738 · / ·-_ ,_ • I • I l I I I t I I -·--· COSTA MESA SADOLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE till HOlDER M o d e r n production tech- niques have enabled us to have the highest standard of living of any nation in the world. Our auembly lines and co.ti ·. saving methods make it euy for the average American to drive a beautiful new Ford or other fine can. Howe"/er, none of us are perfect. Here's a dandy from jolly ol' England, might bring you a chuckle or two. It seems a Mr. Ernest Ox- land of Travlatock, England bought .a brand new car and was delighted at the way it performed and handled . . . except for a slight wobble when driving. A wheel balance didn't solve the problem. Fi- naUy, the exasperated Oxland took the vehicle to a garage where the mechanic removed the front wh~la. Upon close inspection . . . a wallet con- taining $33.80 was removed from the inside of one of the tires. Both Mr. Oxland and the assembly-line worker at the automobUe plant were happier. You can be sure that if you have any problem what-so-ever with any Ford you buy from us here at 18255 Beach Blvd. in }{untlngton Beach you will receive the finest "after sale" servlc~ ln the business. Your satisfaction ls our primary goal ... wf thout tl)at, we don't have much else. We have. been scUing and servicing Ford's for a· long tJme and we plan to conUnue for a long time in the future. So the next time. you need srv1t·1• for your Ford or. other fin~ car, drop in to Wilson .Ford Sales ... you'll be glad you did. THI DAILY ... LOT. TV WEIK, APRIL t, 1172 DIC.I WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES 18255 IEACH ILYD., HUNTINGTON IEACH --1---------, FOR[). ~-----------••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . DICK WILSON SAYS: '72'1 ARE ARRIVING IY THE TIUCK LOAD ! IMMIDIA TE DELIYIRY 11 HUGE DIS- COUNTS ON ALL IEMAINING 1 t71 '1 ! I ·Complete 1972 Car aid Tr11ck li1e On Sile! FULL PRICI ORDER TODAY IN YOUR CHOICI OF COL.Oil • I.II FOR Tll SPECIAL YALll STaEIS FOR DTIA DISCOllTS · ... OYER 258 NEW CARS & TRUCKS I STOCK •T PRIOR TO THE PRICE aASE JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON IEACH ILYD. 18255 ·BEACH BOULEVARD HUNTINGTON IEACH 842-6611 SAi.H DI,,. ' ...... 10 , .•. 7 De" SHYICI ONN , .. , ...,. "'·· ••.•.•• 5 , ..... MON. 7:Jt •·•· te l :Jt , .•. 592-5511 .. !PORT! HltJHl/tJ/IT! • ~1 •• ;~·.. . .. : .. SUNDAY, APAIL 9 10:00 AM II ({) NHL Hockey First round of Championship Stanley Cup Play-Off that will continue to May 7 or May 14 depending on the outcome of the competition. 11:00 D CV (j) NBA Basketball 11:15 g Angels Baseball Calif. Angels vs. Minn. Twins at Minnesota. 12:30 0 (19) World Championship Tennis live coverage of the match from River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas. Ell) National Intercollegiate Women's Gymnastic Championship Representing 30 colleges and universities, 150·200 gymnasts compete for national honors. Live from Iowa. 1:00 IJ ()) Masters Golf Tournament Final rounds of the four-day. 72·hole event at the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. Defending champion is Charles Coody. Other participants in· elude Lee Trevino, Jack Nicklaus and Sam Snead, who has played in 32 Masters Tournaments since 1937. 1:30 (j) American Sportsman 2:30 (j) Championship Auto Racing 4:00 D CV I SJlc1lb I Challenge Celebrities seek new sports challenges in the out·of·doors in the first program of two specials (the second airs May 7). Featured today is actor James Coburn learning to race automobiles and actor William Shatner learning to run white water rapids in a one-man kayak. Shatner serves as host. 5:001J ABC's Championship Auto Racing "Getting Home First-the Formula I life of Jackie Stewart" features the defending World Driving Champion. Stewart won his first World Driving Champion· ship in 1969 and took the honor again last year. This year he picked up where he left off by winning the first race on the tour, the Grand Prix of Argentina. Keith Jackson narrates. MONDAY, APRIL 10 10:00 D Cl) (j) Monday Ni&ht Sports "The Last Mlle of Jim Ryun" Erich Segal wrote the script for this profile of the greatest milef in history. Ryun has run a 3:51.1 mile for the world record. Al Although a series of illnesses and injuries have hampered his efforts in recent years, Ryun expresses confidence about his. changes at Munich. THURSDAY, APRIL 15 11 :00 AM II (j) ABA Basketball Play.off D@) Ma)or League Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers 11s. Cincin· nati Reds at Cincinnati. 1:001J NCAA All-Star Basketball Classic 1:30 9 NHL Action 2:30 I CBS Golf Classic • Dinah Shore Golf Classic Women golfers compete in the final rounds, telecast live from the Mission Hills Golf and Coun· try Club. 3:00 D Celebrity Bowling Mac Stevens and Macdonald Carey 11s. Stu Gilliam and Ed Ames. @m Futbol·SOccer 3:30 1J Sports Action Pro-File 4:30 U Outdoors With liberty Mutual "Chesapeake Bay Geese" Joe Foss hunts Canada geese, mallards and pin·tails at Remington Farms in Maryland. 5:00 U DEBUT Thoroughbred Racing From Hollywood Park The $50,000 Will Rogers Stakes, at one-mile on the turf, for tt:lree· year-old colts and geldings is the first race of 15 stake races to be telecast. John Forsythe and Bill Shoemaker provide pre and i sijame commentary. Harry Henson calls the action. ctl (j) ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports Lee "Trevino'• Golf for Swlnprs Alex Karras and John Byner compete for $1,000 to be donated to charity. 5J) Box de Mexico 5:30 D Uoyd Bridges' Water Wortd Bridges scuba dives with his two· sons in the Bahamas. then pilots a fishing boat through dense fog. 6:30 (l) Sports With Bertka 7:00 CI> Lee Trevino's Golf Show 10:00 U Sports Challenge A team of Brooklyn Dodgers compete with Los Angeles Dodgers. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 9, 1972 Young Love and DIAMONDS from s11.95 Let her know she's the cherished one in your future ... Choose a Young Love diamond ring from our loveable collection in 14 karat white or yellow gold .. If you be come engaged within one year. you can return the Young Love ring as part down payment on her diamond engagement ring. By KIRK JEWELERS OPEN Mo•., TlllH'$., Fri. tll • • Eosy credit terms • student accounts ovoiloble • up to 12 months to pay • lonkAmericord • Moster Chorge • "THE STORES CONFIDENCE BUILT" Established 45 Y eon! HUNTINGTON CENTER leCK.h & Edlftter Hunti114Jto• leach 192·5501 HARIOR SHOftPING CENTER 2300 Harbor llvd. Costa Mesa 545.9495 Page 3 ~ NICiHT OF THE OSCAR Odds would seem to be against nominees Geor9e C . Scott and Glenda Jackson walk- ing off with little golden statuettes during the '44th annual Oscar Awards program air- ing live and in color on NBC, Monday (April I 0) at 7PM. Both received best acting honors last year, and both have been nomin- ated in the same category again this year. But, of the total of 144 men and women who have received acting Oscars in the 44- year history of the tv1otion Picture Academy Awards, only 15 have been repeat winners. Two have won three Oscars; the other 13 received two each. The three-time winners are Katharine Hepburn and Walter Brennan. Miss Hepburn won hers in the best actress ~ategory, and Brennan won his for support- ing performances. Scott, who won the best acting Oscar in 1971 for "Patton," is nominated in the same category this year for "The Hospital." He previously was nominated in 1959 and in 1961 for his supporting performances in "Anatomy of a Murder" and "The Hustler," respectively. If Scott should win, he would become the second actor in history to walk off with back-to-back Oscars in this cate- gory. Spencer Tracy did it in 1937 and 1938 with "Captains Courageous" and "Boys Town," respectively. Glenda Jackson, honored as best actress. last year for her role in "Women in love," has been nominated in the same category this year for "Sunday Bloody Sunday." The last actress to win consecutive Oscars in this category was Katharine Hepburn, howor•d in 1967 for "Guess Who's Coming to Din- ner" and in 1968 for "The lion in Winter." Vying with Scott for best actor honors are Peter Finch in "Sunday Bloody Sunday," Gene Hackman in "The French Connec- tion," Walter Matthau in "Kotch" and To· pol in "Fiddler on the Roof." (Matthau also would appear to be oper- ating under an Oscar handicap. He won a sup~orting actor Oscar in 1966 for his role in 'The Fortune Cookie." Should he win a best acting Oscar this year, he would be· come the first man in Academy history to win Oscars in both categories.) Competing with Glenda Jackson for the best actress Oscbs are Julie Christie in "McCabe & Mrs. Miller," Jane Fonda in 'Klute,'' Vanessa Redgrave in "Mary, Queen of Scots" and Janet Suzman in "Nicholas and Alexandra." None of the I 0 nominees for supporting performances has previously been nominat- ed for an Oscar. Nominated for best per- formance by an actor in a supporting role are Jeff. Bridges in "The last Picture .Show," P•1• 4 Leonard Frey in "Fiddler on the Roof," Ri- chard Jaeckel in "Sometimes a Great No- tion," Ben Johnson in "The Last Picture Show" and Roy Scheider in "The French Connection." Nominated for best performance by a n actress in a supporting role are Ellen Burstyn in "The last Picture Show," Barbara Harris in "Who Is Harry Kellerman, and Why Is He Saying Those Terrible Things About Me?.'' Cloris Leachman in "Th~ last Picture Show," Margaret Leighton in "The Go-Between" and Ann-Margret in "Carnal Knowledge." Nominated for best picture of the year are "A Clockwork Orange," a Hawks Films, Ltd. Production, Warner Bros., Stanley Kub - rick, produce r; "Fiddler on the Roof," Mirisch-Cartier Productions, United Artists, Norman Jewison, producer; "The French Connection," D'Antoni Productions, 20th- Century-Fox, Philip D' Antoni, producer; "The last Picture Show," BBS Productions, • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 9 1972 I Columbia , Stephen J . Friedman, producer and "Nicholas and Alexandra," a Horizon Pictures Production, Columbia, Sam Spiegel, producer. In all, 22 outstandinci film achievements will be Oscar-honored during the program, including art direction , costume desig n, best song, best writing, b'.!st direction and best foreign language film. Highlights of the Oscar show this year will include appearances by multiple mas- ters of ceremonies and by more than two dozen celebrity presenters. Appropriately enough, Helen Hayes, the only woman ever to receive Oscars as best actress !"The Sin of Madelon Claudet" in 193 I) and best suprorting actress ("Air- port" last year), wil serve as mistress of ceremonies during one portion of the pro- gram. Masters of ceremonies will include Sammy Davis Jr., Alan King and Jack Lemmon. Nominees for best performance by an actor are rleft to right ) Peter Finch for "Sunday Bloody 8unday," Gene Hackman for "The French Connection," Walter Matthau for ··Kotch," George C. S cott for ''The Hospital'' and Topol for "Fiddler on the R oof." Nominees for best per/ ormance by an actress are 1 le/ t to right) Julie Christie for "M cCabe & Mrs. Miller," Jane Fonda for "Klute," Glenda Jackson for "Sunday Bloody S unday," Vanessa R edgrave for "Mary, Queen of S cots," and Janet Suzman for "Nicholas and , Alexandra." 6:0011 0 ljM 6:Z5Dll 6:3080 Fri.; '' DM Cl) EA IJAI Most Wit Thurs (Jj) ,, tDFt 6:45fJ)C4 7:0011(1 DIJ (])Cl DNi fJll !Ii c. mn ... . .. ma: 7:30 00 la Du Fri.; H Qj) ... mea ., ... •• a.-oeec. ooc. D•• Cl) SI djTe IDDI (1j) Cl. S)Fe l :lOfJ ct .,. msu 8:50 (})Nt 9:00IJCI a~ ct) VII .... m• mu. mCJ t :lOfJCI DOI a: .... 10:00 llCI (})Me DO IJTll1 (t)811 llJWt c... r.; ,.... .,. 10:15 QJ) TIM 10:3011 CI: Ddi UYk1 Ci) ""' Don•'-• Sllow mw111•rtust Gl)M111trep 8 (I) Sdrlll ,._., 1:008 CJ) Wllert the Hurt la 1Q) M.ucu Eaferitnce Wed., Fri. O ~ &n Jtopardy 25 a TM ,...., 11 Tnfttffioll D lroHn Arrow 30 II OdJ1tlJ "Ecolo1Y" Mon.. Wed., D G1llopin1 Gourmet Fri.; "Readina" Tues .• Thurs. OJ Mtntr•P D ......, of Art Fri. m Tiit EJectric Co•p•nJ ()) r....-11111 Feetum CiD Just Roethy fJ Aa111 tlle F111ee Mon.; M8'in Most of Mttlritr Tues.; Dnty and 1:15 m Operation Crandp1rents Tuu .; Wltlt Wed.; P1Mt Ytllllt Ftrl• Moptien Sellfttlll Thun. Thurs.; Yo.at 111d tlle Issues Fri. 11•30 .:. fT'\ •-·h f T 91 ,..., • .,.. f1r11 . .., 1...t.1 .-1.rt or ol'DOrrow CD f,etu,.. 0 @) &n Who, What, Wfltt't G11M D "'''""' htrol =•5 • c......, t..-t a CD oo m 1ew1tchtc1 :0011 CJ) CIS """John Hart m Lera Rip 0 tD T..., Sllow Frank McGee OJ News Huah Wiiiiams Cl) a.II*"''• Sltowt m Mister Roaers' Neifllborhood D ..... Chuck Henry (II Tiie MoM Ga .. a ....,.., s,11ts djca.te..1 mn ......... ......... ,., ........... 12:008Nttd• m (IJJ ...... StrNt D m TbNe on I Match ·30 Cl) 91..,111 Splitt D Mewia: See Daytime Movies. D M W d D CI) 00 m Pnswonl .... for tlMi 7'1s on., e .• Cl)~ m ..... Fri.; H6ttlly of Art Tues.. Thurs, ft'll @) Pettlcut Jynctloft u:1 Cntts Mon.; Consumer's Worlcl m CtrtiMt1t Tues., Thurs.; Quest f0t Acfvtnturt CB NMe ... ., Wed.; AR C.cress Fri. .. ___. Cower (ij) Saa• Slrttt al -Mlfttt ap m features • ~ ........ a ... .,., ROltll (j) C..... ,,. .. /Qihl,.l''s Teadltf D ltllpll S"'1'1 A.II. 12:Z5 m Hlth Noon Buffoons Cl) s.., Mel l<notpp 9J TocllY .... 12:30 I) (I) Aa tile World Tums GI Dtula lie ..._. 0 Qi &n Dtys of Our Uvn (.11) aa ...... lntbuction•I TV D (J) @ m Split Second II) ftlt•• 0 Ntws Wltell John Fullmer 30 IJ (I) Md L1 UllM OJ Dillin& .... Dotlars GI Yfli Hd f riellcls Qt flew Zoo Rmew m CultbJ 1:00 II 00 LCM Is a M1ay S,i.tlcltft4 50 CJ) Ntws Dick McAleer Thin& oo a Cll n. L11CJ .. a a m The Docttrs D a m IMaall's Place 00 I Lowe l.aiq (j) Yifllnil '"'-• stiow D CI) m Alf MJ a.11c1 ... 11 IJ' ..... Wltdl 0 m Movie: See D1ytime Movies. GI lltwtt; Ste Daytime Movies. a n..n """ ! ~ s.::: •ttt 1:30 8 Cl) The Gllidll& Upt a.11 \JI) 8 Qj) 8' AMCMr W9ltd JO • ()) .. , TINet S.s CJ) Cl) m I.It's MM• I Deal a a m c.1e111b•tiiM m ,a.....,s '" Setritlt fJ Mtwle: SM 01ytlme Movies. fB C.••"1 Report II t_,. Reeit Philbin ft Ewry Wo .. 11 WMtl to Knew .......... 8 Cl) Fi.., Affair 1 :40 (I) DitH111 fer Dellan CI) Mowtt: Ste Daytime Movies. 2:00 II (I) Sectet st.na D a m Slit of .., Century D t1i m lttlni c. ,.,._ Place a Tb• a111e" 0 rn 00 m TM Ntwtywec1 , ••• (j) ,....,.,., hunltt m rt.nclavtua wttll Adwnturt II) WCM'td Till "'on.; Report to U-1 Qt Miier Adaias c...., r....._: , .. &twtm•nt '""" Wed.; ............ Thurs.; 2:30 G (I) Edie of Nlpt ,.....1:11111801 ...... Fri. D Qi fDs...net .,..... D (J)(l)alTM Dltiftra .. 5 QJ) De Eltctrtc eo.,a.., m C.rtooas 08(1) Lm tf Lift D Iii) m Htllywood Squares U Ylr&i1ti1 Gratia• SllOW 3:00 8 9 AMattur'a Quldt to LCM D The Me Too Siio• THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 9. 1972 ~ D Hlpwq htrol 4:30 00 M .. : Ste Daytime Movies. D Cf) (j) m ''"'"' Hot,lt•I u FaU-er """" ltst Cl) dO) Mowit: See Daytime Movies. D News Bt nti, Schubeck GJ Fun TI•t GJ The Lene bn1tr m Ttnnt_. Tmtdo m fecf IN friends II) RockJ 1fld friends (I) The Munsters &n Cine•• 36 @!) Un Ca11to di Melico 3:30 I) Ifs Your let Lyle Wauoner 5:00 0 KNIC News Jess Marlow hosts. U Ntws Georae Putnam; An&tla D Mike Dttl&tts l1•blll Anaels vs. Kansas City U Popeye •d frielldl Royals Thurs. only. CI) Paul ltmar~iltrist 00 AIC News Reasoner. Smith a cv mo.. ur. • u.. oo r•.., 5qU1c1 0 CouqftCMIS Cit 0 Qt Dick Van Oyte m Qulckclr .. Mcemr ®l ..... (I) Peter Potamus m TIN Flintstones 9 My FIWOrite M1rtiln 8J lllbaM . @) (lj) Mlstlr Ro1ers' Ntipborhood 3:45 eJ I.I Comunlcl1d al Di1 Mon.·Wed.; eJ Los lnconformes C.ltndario Thurs.; HRO en M1rch1 &n Trails West Fri. aJ lalloplne Gourmet 4:00 f) Movl•: See Daytime Movies. U Tiie Rlflt1111n (j) l'tny Mnot1 D CD m Lew Amtric1n Stylt 0 ....... Splits m New Zoo Review II) M1&illl Goriltt til) (j}) StMlllt Strttt 5:15 EI!) Panorama Mundial 5:30 IJ The !Mt Valley (I) Thi Rifleman D (l)GJNen • fJClt Smarf ®J Allirn•ent Fri. m Dennis the Me111et II) 9 CllHran'a Island @!) Topicos Mon. a Daniel loont 4:15 eJ To 8t Announced m (jj) n.e uectrk Company m Don Wilson's Town Talk EI!) featurn I Sears I SAVE $30! who'd suspect you're wearing a hearing aid? Pricei. F.ffectin: tllir11 S.-a~·. April tkll Scars attractive a nd low pr iced Trimlite 77 Eyeglass Hearing Aid Regular $%99 Mode rn and a tt ractive st~·lin~ with co1T1for1 able contour fittin~ over the ears . Includes a telephone coil with slide actuated sw itch. Ca n be fitted to the right or left side. Jn black or brown. Ask About ~ars Convenient Credit Plans Can·t Come To tis ? We'll Come To You ~ Call You r Nearest Sears Store For Appointment Hearf•c Ahl1t Are .-'valtable at tk Follo" lac ~us Stores ~ .. P1rk GtetMble Pomou Cemptoa l•1lewood Soutli Coast Pin a t:ast OI~ mp•c 6 SMo IAll& Bu ch Torrance IE1 Moett Pancleu \"atlt~· P~ at Rim paw ~onhrld~t , ... 5 '~~ ~~~~~w ~~~[[~~~~ Aclor J1mt1 Coburn l1k11 1 b111rdou1 race drtvlag COUrtl and lblD parttctp1111 ID an ICIUll rtde ID 11Cballeage," an AIC 1por11 1pect11, Sunday (Apr. It 11 4:00PM. Coburn look I ftn-d1y 1r1lnlag e11rcl11 11 ractag 11pert lob londarant'• 1cbool of racing II Oat1rto (Cll.t Motor lpeedw1y. Tbe cb1Ueages of ractag were lacreued dilly to prepue for tbe 1c1u11 compelllloa: 1 race 1g1Jn11 otber 1m1teur graduates from tbe loadur1nt ICbOOI. AJ10 featured ID tbe 1ped1I 11 actor WUU1m lla1t1er putlclpltlag ta wbJte water k1y1ktag (shooting lbe rapldsJ. ... Georp C. Scott eerves H boat-narrator of "From Yellowstone to Tomorrow," a Bell System Family Theatre special and centennial salute to the National Parks System on NBC, Tuesday at 1:30PM. The program depicts the past, present and predictable future of the National Parks f n Service, Department of the Interior, which b91an with the eetabliahment fin of Yellowatone NaUonal Park in 1172. Alto presented will be a study or of the ever-increHin1 problems of park pollution, overcrowdln1 and S crime, and authoritative 1uae1tlon1 on combatina theee problems. Spe- clal 1ue1t1 include Jonathan Winten, The 5th Dimension and folk ainser Af Becky Reardon. ph JOAN SUTHERLAND: IN MINI OPERA Metropolitan Opera star Joan Sutherland and ,puppet friends combine forces to present a special, haif-hour version of Ros- to sinf's "The Barber of Seville" for the whole family, Sunday te (April 9) at 7:30 PM on KCET, Channel 28. m Miss Sutherland wlll tell the story of the opera to the puppets In English, answering their questions about the intricate plot line of the opera. However, she will sing the key arias In the original language of the opera, accompanied by the London Symphony under the direction of Richard Bonynge. e-The show is the first in a two-part ~erles entitled "Who's er Afraid of Opera?" made possible by a grant from General Tele- phone & Electronics. The second .>pars in the series, also star- ring Miss Sutherland. will be Donizetti's "The Daughter of the Regiment," airing Sunday, April 16. This opera is currently eing performed by Miss Sutherland at the Metropofitan Opera ·n New York. Miss Sutherland said about her project, "I want to entertain an audience, not educate them. Th is new half-hour format allows me to bring (he essence of what I do in opera houses to vast elevision audiences and that's been a dream of mine for years. t's a fun show that both children and adults can enjoy." George Norton, vice president of GTE, in discussing the grant for the series, noted, "GTE support for this project Is In keep- ng with our conviction that American corporations must sup· ort the nation's cultural growth. This Is the first time that ope.rs flas ever been presented in this format, and the musical quality is the finest in the world." General Telephone & Electronics sponsored the widely ac- claimed "CBS Playhouse" dramatic series; ''Vladimir Horowitz: IA Television Concert"; and sponsors radio programs devoted to fine music, including "Symphony Hall" in New York. Producer-Director for the opera programs is Nathan Kroll, whose credits Include "Heifetz Master Class" and "Helen Hayes : ortrait of an American Actress." Claire Merrill wrote the scripts nd the puppets were created by Larry Berthelson. SOPRANO JOAN SUTHERLAND THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APR IL 9, 1972 GENE HACKMAN: 'LAUGH-IN TO OSCAR' Hackman the cop and Hackman the convict. Those diverse aspects of Oscar- nominee Gene Hackman will both be on view Monday when nowan and Martin's Laugh· In (10 PM) and · the Academy Awards Presenta- tion will pretty much take over NBC for the evening. It BARS AND STRIPES-Dick M•rtin (left) and Oecar- nomtnee Oene Hackman as • p•lr of disgruntled cons, diecuH the trtbutatlons of tlf • In prison. should be a veritable feast for fans of the versatile star, who is an odds-on favorite to cop the "Best Actor" statuette for his work as a New York policeman In "The French Connection." Dan Rowan and Dick Mar- tin, who are pulling for "friend Gene" to take the prize. rescheduled the Laugh-In segment featuring Hackman in order to ~ke April 10 "Gene Hae an Night'' on NBC. "After II," said Rowan, "why shouldn't Gene be overexposed, like everybody else?" For a lesser performer, overexposure would certain- ly be the result of the bizarre scheduling involved. Due to the necessity of telecasting the Awards live, Hackman's Laugh-In will precede the Oscars in the East and fol- low it in the West-meaning that, taking the country as a whole, he will be on the air for four total hours! As Dick Martin noted, "That's Gene all over!" Steam Carpet Cleaning A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Guaranteed 100·1. Free Estimates 962-0672 Licensed & Insured SPARKLE JANITORIAL 10 Years Serving Harbor Area CLIP THIS AD FOR $5.00 DISCOUNT * ··* ·-=--=-~ **** .. • * ·~ ~~··· * * ._ ** * a a· * * * ._ •*• GOOD/iEAR,..•* GOODYIAI rOLTGLASS ILIM'S, ALL SIDS .SUrll LOW rllC:IS -CHIOMI WHllLS, FORD · C:HIYY St.H . OH IOAD TlllS SUPH WIDE SAND rADDLIS. MA6S. U.S. ANSIN AMlllCAN CllA4HI NIW • USID SU.ti UP. Hl6H SPIED MAG IAl.ANCI. STIP IN AND CHICllf OUI LOW PllCIS. WI IUT, SIU• TIADI 1tM NIWPOIT COSTA MESA '45-l5S4 Pace 7 SUNDAY APRIL 9 '.' I • •, •, I B .._.: ..,.. __ • .._... (Mw 43-Robtrt Stael Edmond o·s~n 1Q ~ .. lllltritiM tl)FrNte I la NI 110:10 O T)is ta a.. Lite u ..... h9n ,.,. .... O :.t:111m1~ 1.Q c...- • 0e ... .., News 6;00 0 I IBc@, ...,_ c..ftft.a A Cl) fd fw r-, t.n·lfour ltleust of WQ>Od WS @!) c:t.icas 4e ffMOI "°" of lllit l42nd Annua l World a r•: ........., ~ ~nfertnu of t:.t Cnur'11 at Jesus\10:45 0 Alleets War....U, Chnst of utter Oat 5'tnl!o, on11nat)l:OO Q lhwit: (C) "Tllt fast ~ 1n1 from Salt ulrt City utah Ta~j (com} '63 -Jul1t Chnst1e Ja1M1 yesterday Robertson Justice. 6:15 OJ The QrllttplMrs 0 :I. X EE NIA btMtblU 6:JO OJ TM liMe Aft~ 1j S.. Diea9 .......... , 6:AS 'T, TIM Otristopt.en GI lllftie: ..,._, Uttit ltidl ~ 7:00 IJ TM 1nd JtrTJ (com) '36 -Shirlty Temple. Alice ~ ~r1I of Te!MfrOW Faye. Jae.II Haley ii Weedy Woodpedtr Cl) CINtrQ la U.. ..... GI Unit ON E!) r1..wa o..1-..1 Cl) P'ubfic Atflira/S.Cial Sewrity 111:15 ~ Mlf~ laae~ C.llf. ~n1els ws. 7:30 IJ TIM Grtowie Goolits M1M . Twins 1t M1nntJOta. 0 The Cllristoptim Jl:JO B MM: (C) "His Mljesty ~ Fil11 Future O'....,_.. (adv} '54-Burt lanus1er, 0 C.11put P''9file Joan Rice. B Dr. lillJ J • .ur,;1 li ...... 12 DtlMltJ °"' OJW•ndt,..., m Slued Hutt/Tht CJl~s THE' DAILY PILOT. TV Wlfl(, APRIL 9, 1972 Un10.i Coll tie Jewi1h Institute of Relteion a;, T\is Is lr.t Lift m '"s1cti1 J:OOIJ MtdiJ '.]: U11ivtnity Dialoiue emeo11•tnt O Mewie: "Co.e and lie1 tr• (adV) '3&-lctward Arnold, Joel McCrea 'J: Awriu11 P'hpkal rrtntu 0 TIM KapPJ Wandtrtrs T Mme: "flit Rl11(' (dra) '52-Riia Mortno. Gtrald Mohr. B fl•il' Fil• ftrtiv1I : "Em,. !Mft(s DIKky" CeomJ '61 -Mickey Roone1. Buddy Hackett. Jackie Cooper, Joamt SomrnHs 1R. rri•us m Otilltr llJ Rolltr Derb1 m l•lhrlnkle 3:30 1J M .. it: "The lireat Man" (dra) '57-Jose rrrrer, Julie London. 'J:, Ti.is la Your Bible Q a;, Mttt tht Prus (])Datt.ti O TlM lluce Game An ecoloo film on the preservation of animal hfe ~ Sumnl 'H rll•••bll' fiesu ail Mtwit: (C) ..,.... Ille ..,.. (rom) '6J -C-nie francls, p._ Prentiss. .... s .... .... a ...... s '*~ m,..... .... I • : a,. t. ~ ' I 6:001) ....... Mowit: "leM liqtr" (dr1) ·~ -Bette Owls, .. ,, Milden am ..... u lltwlt: (Zlw) "MMe! ~ (dra) '36 -Merle Oberon, OWW Niven, (])Y.,.._tt....._efSN 0118cWIY.., ~ r. Otcars Steve Allen and Oorot'1p lone co-host event honorlne wla selected by the central Ptlblic Ill cattaories of Best ind Best SuPPOrt· ine Actor 111d Actress , Best Pict"" and Best Soni. Yotes wtre cast bf phont durin1 the Pf'tvious weet Richlrd tbnis, Cliff Ro~ Ann Miller lpptlr 11 speci1I auesti 11J ™a Is T• JNtt Ser1io Mendes auests. Tlw Ml'IC8Ms 1:00 IJ Lt111p Unt. My fHt Q Mr. Wiunl 0 Ru Hun.rd 12:00 ~Meet a.. P'rm m hrtelilfllt hr111t a Ulde Wilde 4:00Q luipt Oj M.,._,, lfD a!) vi.;. Q)AJMrica11~ :I, Real E~t Optn Houie 0 My fritnd ,.., 0 .Wrtlcl tf Trutti lQ, Old Tl•t , .. , How m Rftfv1I firu 1:30 IJ LMli Up 11Mf lift on. lu,... 0 AftcM'• ''"Ct Orll Ree.em B .DaJ of DilCOftry G) Kdlty11 Kuhl1111n 1:45 Co••unity Adlon 9:00 IJ C.11tra Ti.rte 0 SertndipitJ D DIJ tt Ditcewery 0 Rtl.ct.nt Dtlron fJOJat llMfb ·~ It Is Writtt11 m M.._.Jland In Motion fll) I lijcfAL I World Mt,.on Conftftftet From Silt Lake City, Utah. a two.hour covera1e of the first of the Mormon community's blenni1t meetinp tor 1972. a> MldiQ, rubru 9:30 II,....,.. Rllicioti 0 StatiN te Statitn UH•r tf ,._r Mowtt: "TN Golden f1leolt .. (adv) '60-Nadia Grty, Fmk l1ti· more. 0 Cl) The Doubledtcken B .. ttlfJn llllhun l1i C..Uttden OJ Old Th11t io.,.C Hour fl) Uta Es la Vld1 me.. ........ 10:00 IJ Cl) NHL HockeJ First round of the Ch1mpionship St1nley Cup Play·Off that will continue to May 7 or May 14 dependlnr on thf out· come of the competition. 0 CMllfft1e My SI,_. D lullwinkl• • 2:30 D 1jJ m w I r I d ci..11,itmlp Ttn•is Live covera1e of the matcil from River Oaks Country Club 1n Houston, Texas OJ.Uni mrttnaie Trills fll) Nltional l11terc.lltfilta Wt-· GJ•NStic a..•pielltla&, Reprtsent· 1n1 JO collt1es and universities. J 50-200 omnuts compete tor a place on tht U.S. Olympic tum. live from Des Moines, Iowa. 1:00 IJ Cl) Mm.11 '°'f Touma•nt Anal rounds of the tour·day, 12· hole Nent at tht Au1usta National Golt Club In Ceor1il. Dtfendina champ Is Charles Coody. 0 Mftie: "Treasure of Siena .... drt" (dra) '48 -Humphrty Bo11r1. Walter Huston. OJ Ovttr limits llJ News Nick Carter f!) Tribuu l'\IMlca O ,.,, sft'Jl"'c.,...IA':""'IL I atalltnit Ctlt· brities setk new sports challen1es in tht oul·Of·doors. Today, actOf Jam!1 Coburn learns to 1act automobiles and actor Wilham Shatner lt4rns to run whrte water rapids in a one-man klyak. Shatner is host ~ It J Uts a Tititf (lj) fll• CWJSWJ (R) "Classic Shorts" fll) C..sultltlon "Poison Pantry" @I> Estr9ll11 Musie11ts m rlltraff a!) h•ra•a Latino Q) Rei Humbird 4:10 0 Snct.J Tom Snyder (j) T1rz.an Theatre ())Stir Tre• 0 Sd .. ce fiction Thutre: "l11va· sitn of die lodr Snltdttn" (sci-ti) '56-Ktvin McCarthy, Dana Wynter. OJ ftltinl of Cllssia: "After tt1t lMll ..._,, (com) '36 -Willilm Powell, Myrna Loy. ti) Tllirty Minutes Witll ••• ll)U11 ,_,,.....,,.. 1:30 D Cil a> DillCtions (j) -.nca. s,.m-11 11J Veice ef Calwlry 1:45 U Alt,.ts Wr1p-Up z:ooos.. Huac 5:00 IJ fl•ily ~lv1111tot ''Time of Trial" Ivanhoe learns of a plot to kill Kine Richard. {j) fil• fHblrt D Cil l1111es Ind Anlftll ll)HeJLINSenl f!) Torts a;, I lflciAJ lnta(iaation: A Cllild'a Wtrld u Hopalon1 CaaidJ D Ale's Chl•pioftllllp Auto Rlcin1 &:30 a sa..y n..tre 0£,....__,._ m etut.n F ...... : "TIM ,,. Ma•" (mp) 'U-lel1 Lu(OSi. mn.: .............. .. @!)La ........... ,. .. m PaUl*t te Tmtf 9 Gl9t11Aut1 m ci.1., ..... Autt Rlcin1 6:45 fll) Dtvfd UtttetelNt/Critk at Llfp "rrench Artists on Tour" 7:00 II News Clete Roberts B Wild Klqdo• :·why Conserve· lion?" (l)HMHaw 0 I All fe•W, Host Stao Myles Jr. looks 1t bl1cll·owned busl· nesses in the community. Cima 11J 'ISSl*t " Tmtl "The Other Rome" fl) Sa•Mlli .. ., •• fll) (II) Z....I G1mes, skits and rap sessions .for rouncsters. \ .,.,. . ..,_. m .......... "Chtllen&e of tht Chtttah" Part II a .... tm)YlltMM Q)n.Slattts.. 2:301J ()) ftce die Natien CI) Slnta ''"'" forum 0 l•quiry D ,,. .. "Arr" (j) °'4•P'onaip Auto bd111 011 ..... J1ckie Stewart is profiled. (lj News . m Star,,.. m David Susailld Show "The Jesus Freaks Are Here" and "Watch Your Ste~as Are Everywhere" ahd111 Wortd 7:l0 8 (I) CIS S..., MtN: (C) (90) "Dttt't ltallt tM lfW11, Lower Ille Weter (com) '68 -Jerry lewls1I Ttny·Thomas, Jacquellne Pearct. Comical adventures of 1 youn1 man in Lol\don tryl"f to mike a mlllion dollars lht flard way. 3j ltwefl n...11 m s,.rts w fll) I IHcW J lnaupr1tiH Slmce fer Df. Alfred c.tbcMt• Filmed covera1e of Or. Gottschalk's ln1u1ur. ation as 5th president of the Hebrew aJ Patteni fot LMnt S:JO II Afri.,I Wtftd The rules for ani· m1I survival on the desert art exam · ined. 0 S.,.ase Tlltatre Ntwa Ray Wilson 0 a§ Ira Waft 1NMeJ "Dad, Can I Borrow tht ~rt· A comblnalion livtl actlon-1nlmltioft tPOOf of the "vi· tal" role pl1Yt4f bf tht automobile i• a m1n's life. ~11 Russtll narrates. DE,. ...... 1972 OJ Three Pauports to Adventure "The New Jerusalem" Ell) (12) f Jlllcrll I Joan Sutherland "Who's Afraid of Opera: 'The Bar- ber of Seville' " Excerpts lrom Ros· s1ni's opera, In English. with the London Symphony Orchestra and so· prano Joan Sutherland. Puppets are used to describe the plot for child· ren . e) Homenaje 9 Wild Kingdom G) Mantrap 8:00 U Rolllf Games 0 @ (£)The FBI (R) "The Mastermind" four bandits disguised as strolling entertainers rob an amusement park of $1.800.000. Guests are Bradford Diiiman. Clu Gulager. Steve Ihnat and Scott Mar· I owe. O .. 11 .... ;-1.,..,c1""'ll,...I Oscar-The Stoiy Be· hind the Statue Scenes from Acad· emy Awards events of the past. m Movie Greats; (2hr) '1he Brave Bulls" (dra) '51 -Mel Ferrer, An· thony Quinn, Mlroslava. Mexico's top matador regains faith in him self after a period of fear . m I shctlL I 0 s ca r Nominees: 1972 Dick Strout hosts a preview of the upcoming race for mov1eland's highest trtbute -the coveted "Oscar.'' Q) Japanese Variety Hour Ell) ({j) firinc Line "Sir Oswald Mos· ley -My Life" Joinina William f. Buckley Jr. is one of the most con· troversial figures in English politics 'AN AUTO SPOOF' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 9. 1972 -especially as leader of the pre-war e) Hoche de Gala: "Amor de Lo· British Union of Fascists. cura" e) Super Show EI!) Revista Espanol ~ film: (C) "Paris When It Slz· 9:30 B Cl) tide'$ County Chief Dan zln'' George plays Taxkahe, an Indian al) Panorama Musical philosopher nationally known tor his 8:30 B t@) m Jimmy Stewart Show (R) teachings on non-violence, who wit· "The Father and Son Game" Jim nesses a murder but reh1ses to Iden· faces a morale problem when his tify the killer eight-year-old son does not make the OJ The Bi& Quemon Producer Stan· ley Kramer discusses his position in basebal) team. the Academy of Arts and Sciences O Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Hi&h · h f " ,, ( ) •52 G C and his feelings on t e "contest or oon wes -ary ooper, Oscars." .(j) Movie: ''Caribbean Hawwk" (adv) '60-Johnny Desmond, Yvonne Mol· bur. O Movie: "Kid &1ll1h1d" (dra) '36 -Bette Davis, Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Boaart. m Movie: "The Green Yt1rs" (dra) '46-tharles Coburn, Hume Cronyn, Dean Stockwell, Jessica Tandy, Gladys Cooper. Ill KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) Ii) Klthsyn Kuhlman a rum Grace Kelly, Katy Jurado. Story about a marshal who must confront a LO:OO B m The Bold Ones -The 11:30 B Name of the G111t killer and the brothers he sent to Lawyers (R) "The Strange Secret of 0 ~ Sunuy Tonirfrt Show (R) prison five years earlier. Y~rmo Hill" An ex-Marine is charged 0 CI) News with mu.rder. Edmund G. Brown, for· ()) Telepulse 9:00 B 0 m Bonanza (R) "The Grand mer Calif. Governor, makes a special Swing" Jamie is given a tour of the appearance and Randolph Mantooth Ii) Movie: (C) "Qulnc1nnon, Front· sprawling Ponderosa and is taught also guests, • ier Scour' (adv) Tony Martin, Peaaie a valuable lesson In growing up. U m News Castle, 0 (j) @ (£) ABC Sunday Movie: OJ Joe De Silva's Open Foru~. 12:00 0 Movie: "Hell's Outpost'' (wes) (C) (2'/ihr) "Modesty Blaise" (spy . Self Defense for Women Stand· '54-Rod Cameron, Joan Leslie. spoof) '66 -Monica Vitti. Terence ing Your Ground" Stamp, Dirk 8ogarde. The British Q) Weekly f'4ews Hicllli&hts government hires a beautiful adven· Ell) The fonyte S.11 (R) 12:45 00 Issues ind Answen "Deel· 1:00 B Movie: "Woman of the North turess and her sidekick to insure the sions'' saltey of diamonds they are trading OJ Movie: "Life in tfle Balance" for Middle East oil consessions. 10:15 Q) Weellty Sports Oipst m•~~M~ . . . 10:30 B Jerry Visits (R) "Dennis Weave(' Ell) ll}) M1sterp1Ke Theatre-last 0 Reverend Robert Schuller of Hie Mohit1ns Cora, Alice, and At lswe Heyward are carried ott by the Hu· 0 OJ News ron war party, whose evll leader (ij) Guibr Guitar Laura Weber Magua wants Cora for his wife. ' Hawkeye and the Mohicans attempt 11:00 B a (I)~ News a rescue. O Rn Humbard Country'' (dra) '51-Rod Cameron, Ruth Hussey. ONews 1:15 (j) News l :30 Ii) Movie: "The Man Is Ar"'ed" (dra) '5&-0ane Clark, May Wynn. 2:301) News 2:501i)News Jn Hollywood jargon Ward Kimball is a hyp henate. He's a producer-w riter- di rector. alt in o ne. Moveover. he is Dis- ney Studios' resident iconoclast spoof-' ing everything in sight. Three years ago Disney released Kimball's hi p comedy, "It's Tough T o Be a Bird," which im- mediately won an Oscar for Best Car- toon Short Subject. Last fall he created "The Mouse Factory," a syndicated TV r comedy seri es featuring Hollywood guest stars and Di ney animation foot- age. Now K imball's imagination is at it again. This time he satirizes America's automobile craze in a zany live-action photo-animation fea turette, "Dad, Can I Borrow the Car?" airing o n The Won- derful Wo rld of Disney, Sunday (April 9) at 7 :30PM on NBC. The comedy concerns a boy's obsession with cars from birth to marriage. " 'Car' came about by accident, par- don the pun," says Kimball. "We knew we wanted to make a show that would interest teenagers, but we just couldn't find a theme. On the way home from the studio one night I got caught in a traffic jam and that triggered an idea. --·· , Producer-writer-director Ward Kimball "What we did was look behind the whole love affair which youths have with cars. By extending realism and showing one boy's involvement with the automobile, we created a humorous documentary about America's auto craze. "We satirize everything from the phony used car salesman down the block to the panic associated with get- ting one's first driver's license. Along the way we also interject a bit of fan- tasy ... like a car full of people driving their convertible through a car wash," concluded the smiling Kimball. ra1e I SUNDAY APRIL 9 '-,• ( ' ..... ' •,. (I 0 Mowte: .. ficltttr $qUMrt1" (•dv) '48-Robert Stack, Edmond O'Brien. @)Viewpoint o" NutritiOtl @!) frtnte I 11 Vld1 10:30 O Tiiis Is Ult Life U Home IUJJrs Gulde fJ Cl) Milt I Wish ®>Co••twt m Et-..tltJ News 6:00 0 I IJKIA I Monnoa C.nftrence A II) fattt. ft1 Todty two-lfour telecast of second ses-m CIOltius dt fr1ncia sion of the 142nd Annual World Oj flfl•: "Monby Business" Ccnference of the Church of Jesus 10:45 U Anael1 Warm-Up Christ of latter Day Saints, oririnat· 11:~ 0 Mcwit: (C) ''The fast Udy'' In& from Salt lake City, Utah. Taped (com) '63 -Julie Christle. James yesterday. Robertson Justice. 6:15 m Tiit Cllristopflers fJ CD Cl) m NIA lalletball 6:30 m The IJblt Answers ®) SH Diteo Nl""i"I 6:45 CJ) The Cllriatophtrs m ~: "Poor Uttle ltich Girt" 7:00 IJ To• incl Jerry (com) '36 -Shirley Temple, Alice (j) Cathedral of Tomonow Faye, Jack Hiley. (iQ) Woody Woodptder II) Cllurcti hi tltt HMt m Unit Ont @11 Pentllla Do•aiul II) Public Affairs/Social StcuritJ 11:15 0 Ansell lutball Calif. Aneels vs. 7:30 IJ Tiie Groovie Coolies Minn. Twins at Minnesota. 0 Tht Christoplttfs 11:30 fJ Mowlt: (C) "His M1j1sty 00 film feeture O'Ketft'' (adv) '54-Burt Lancaster. fJ Ca111pus Profile Joan Rice. 0 Dr. lilly J. Harlis (lj) lnfcM (iQ) Deputy Dew( m Wondtra11ta II) S1ertd Heart/The Christophtrs .1 I ' • ·~ () ( ) •, THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 9, lfn Union College-Jewish Religion. g;, This Is the Life Institute of (ii Mowlt: (C) '"haow Ille ..,.. (rom) '63 -Connie Francis P• Prentiss. ' a> lnsleht 3:00 II Medi• CIJ University Dialoaue omeo"'ment D Movie: "Come and Get It" (adv) '3&-Edward Arnold. Joel McCrea American ,hysic1I fitness IJ The Happr Wanderers CJ) Movie: "The Rin(' (dra) '52- Rita Moreno. Gerald Mohr O Famllr film festival : "Every· thin(s Duck(' (com) '61 -Mickey Rooney. Buddy Hackett. Jackie COQper, Joanie Sommers. Q 'rimus m Cllllltr &) Rolltf Dtrbr a> Bullwinkle 3:30 II Movie: ''The Great Man" (dra) '57-Jose Ferrer. Julie London. This la Your Bible D m Meet llle Press 00 D1ktlrf IJ The Peace Game An ecoloo fllm on the preservation of anlm1I life. o Survinl (ij) filmm1ken' Fiesta (ij) Wall Stlltt Wl8' 9 lllli&llt'I l.a1nd m .......... 6:00 11 (I) Sixty ..... CI) Mowfe: "Oead tfflpr" (d11) '6' -Bette Davis, Kart Malden. om ..... u llowit: (2'r) ,.'-cl f.-,i! (dra) '36 -Merle Oberon · Niven. ' Cl) v= " ...... of Sea IJ 154] Yeur Choice .. OIClll Steve Allen and Oorotti, lone co-host event honorina selected by the e•neral public ii cate1Mies of Best and Best ~ Ing Actor and Actress. Btst Pict-.. and Btst Sonc. Vot" were caat ~ phone durlne the Pfevious weel Richard Harris, Cliff R~ Ann Miiier 1ppe11 II specl1l 1uests. II) Tltia It T .. .lonts Sergio Mtlldts euests. 1:00 IJ lamp Unto My FHt 0 Mr. Wizard 12:00 ~ Meet U.. Presa II) lnttllice11t Pareat a undt Waldo 4:00 D lnsJeht IJ ,_,!lrrh ... c"""1A ..... l i Cllalltnp Cele- brities seek new sports challenees In the out·of·doors. Today, actor James Coburn learns to race automobiles and actor William Shatner learns to run white water rapids in a one-man kayak. Shatner is host. Qi) TIM AdwatK a...,...,,, lfD U'i) Viaje U Rea Hu11tbard @ Rt1I E~te Open House fJ My friend Poolle 0 Herald of Trutti (iQ) Old Time Gospel Hour II) RM.11 Fires 12:30 0 @) m W or Id Cha111plonsJllp Tennis live coverage of the match from River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Teus. m111n1 ID T"nac-Trills ~It Takes a Thief (Jj) fil111 Odyaey (R} "Classic Shorts" Eli) Consultltion "Poison Pantfy" @Ji) Cstretlas Musicales m bttticaa ~ ... 6:30 0 St.ry T .. etrt 0£,...... ..... m CtNtn Fttt.m: "Tiit • Maa .. (mys) '43--1111 luaosl. fBFil•: ............ .... @!)la ............. , ... ti) Pass,ort tt Tmtl ac,... Aerts m Cha•P'tnaMp Auto ltaan. ' 1:301J loN Up 111d Live one luploes fJ Aniit'• Garaee Cl) Oral Robtt1s 0 Day of Discovery II) Katflryit Kuhlman 1:45 (]) Community Action 9:00 IJ Cl111t11 Tllrtt 0 Strendl,ity Eli) National lnttrcoltteiatl Wo11t11' Cymnastic Cr..•piollllllp Represent· ine 30 colleaes and universities, 150·200 omnasts compete for a place on the U.S. Olympic team. m Portrait m Pano1111ta Latino Q) Rt1 H11mbard 6:45 Ell) Dewtd lJttleteM/Crftk at lMp IS "French Artists on Tour" di 0 D1y tf Dfscowery fJ (]) Reluctant Drleon 0 Oral Robtfts (}j) It Is Written II) Mllodytnd In Motion Eli) (I) CIPiclAL J Wortd Mo,.on Conflfence From Salt Lake City, Utah, a two-hour coveraae of the first of the Mormon community's biennial meetines for 1972. @11 Musiu y ,alabr11 9:3011 Toct.fs lttllefon 0 Station ta Statfen Utt..rtf Power Cl) Movie: "The Colden F1lcoa" (adv) '60-Nadia Grey, frank latl· more. fJ (]) Tiie Doubledeclen 0 Katt.ryn luhl.,n @) Contuttatltn II) Old Tl• Cosptl ·Hour m Esta Es la Vida me-. Mexicano 10:00 IJ Ci) NHL Hoclty first round of the Championship Stanley Cup Play·Off that will continue to May 7 or M1y 14 dependina on the out- come of the competition. O Cftaflene• My Sermon fJ (]) Bullwfnll~ ,... 8 live from Des Moines. low1. • 1:00 IJ (I) Ma11fn Coif Touma•nt Final rounds of the four-day, 72· hole event at the Au1ust1 National Golf Club In Georeia. Oefendlna champ is Charles Coody. 0 Movie: "'Trtasure of Sierra M•· dre" (dra) '48 -Humphrey Boeart, Walter Huston. mout.r u.ns II) News Nick Carter @11 Tribuaa Pubfica 1:30 fJ (I) m Dittdlons 00 A•riun $pott1Nn II) Yoke of Calvary l :45 D A111t11 Wrap-Up 2:00 0 SN Hullt (j) f11• feature D CI> ,...,,, ancl Allawtrs ...., Llndlwcl @11Tom 2:301J (I) F~ tM Nation (]) Slftta lar&a,. forum O '"qulry UBntttn Amw ct) Ch•pion8'ttp Auto hdne 011 ..... ®)Lew.ti Tltttla1 4:30 D S.nday Tom Snyder 00 Tarzan Thealte (j) St11 Trek D Science Flttion Theatre: "Inva- sion of tht Body Snatchers" (sci·fi) '56--Kevin McCarthy, Dana Wynter. m Festival of caatsics: "After Ult n1n M11t" (com) '36 -Willllm Powell, Myrna Loy. fI3 Thirty Minutes Wlttl •.. fl) Un Pobre Hfflbrt · 5:00 IJ f1mlly Classict.-lv1nhot ''Time of Trial" Ivanhoe learns of a plot to kill Klna Richard. 00 mi l!lc!A(J lma&fnltfon: A Cllild's Wor1d U Hopalone CaaJdJ D ABC's Cha111pionalllp Auto Racine Jackie Stewart is profiled. @)NIWS Ii) Star Tre• Em David Sumind Show "The Jesus freaks Are Here" and "Watch Your SteP-Ooas Are Everywhere" 8 bd111 Wortd m 'atte"' fot llwine mSptfb Stt Eli) I #Hew J lnaueuratf.. Serwlct for Dr. Alfred Cotbcftall Fiimed coveraee of Or. Gottschalk's lnaueur· atlon as 5th president of the Hebrew 5:30 U Anh11al Wortd The rules for anf. mal survival on the desert are exam. lned. IJ Suspense Theatre Cl) Ntws Ray Wilson 7:00 IJ Nows Clete Roberts 0 Wild Kinpe• "Why Conserv• n tlonr· tn (l)Hee111w o fJ I A.I So•btdy Host St1n1 Myles Jr. looks 1t blacil ·owned busl "I nesses in tht community. Cl) CJtt• Ii) hDt*t .. TIMI "The Otht1 Rome" fl)s. .... .., •• fE (JJ) lM•I Games, skits and r1p sessions .tor younesters. \ EY1eit11.....,-. 8' MW ....,.. "Challenae of tJw CbMUtl'' Part II a .... al,.... m Tiit Stat11 .... 7:30 8 Cl) CIS ~ Mewit: (C) (90) "Doll't ltlile .... Mdp, Uwtt 1111 Wtttf" (com) '61 -Jerry Lewis, T«ry·Thofnts. Jacqueline Pearce, Comical 1dwtntur11 of 1 rounr mu in London trylne to mike 1 mlllioll dollars the fiard w1r. Dam Wiit DIMey "Dad, C•n 11 B01row the Car?" A combinatton llw actlon·111lmltlon spoof of the "vi· tel" role pllyM by the automobile itt a m111'1 life. Kurt Russell narr1t fJE,..,.._ m Q) Three Passports to Adventure "The New Jerusalem'' m cw I btCIAL I Joan Sutherland "Who's Afraid of Opera: The Bar· ber of Seville' '' Excerpts from Ros· sinl's opera, In English, with the London Symphony Orchestra and so· prano Joan Sutherland. Puppets are used to describe the plot for child· ren, 8!) Homenaje 9 Wild Kingdom aJ Mantrap 8:00 O Roller Games 0 @ ClJ m The fBI (R) "The Mastermind" four bandits disguised as strolling entertainers rob an amusement park of $1 ,800,000. Guests are Bradford Dillman. Clu Gulager, Steve Ihnat and Scott Mar· lowe. O .. 1$.,.,,""i""'Ci .... AL'""'i Oscar-The Stoll Be· hind the Statue Scenes from Acad· emy Awards events of the past. m Movie Greats: (2hr) '1he Brave Bulls" (dra) '51 -Mel Ferrer, An· thony Quinn, Mirostava. Mexico's lop ma1ador regains faith In him· self after a period of fear. m I SliWAL I 0 s c a r Nominees: 1972 Dick Strout hosts a preview of the upcoming race for movieland's highest tribute -the coveted ''Oscar." EE Japanese Variety Hour EID (jj) Firine Line "Sir Oswald Mos· ley -My Life" Joining William F. Buckley Jr. is one of the most con· troversial figures in English politics 'AN AUTO SPOOF' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRtl 9. 1972 -especially as leader of the pre·war @I) Hoche de Gala: "Amor de lo· British Union of fascists. cura" @I) Super Show ai) Revista Espanol Qj film: (C) "Paris When It Siz· 9:30 f) @ Cade's County Chief Dan zles" George plays Taxkahe, an Indian W Panorama Musical philosopher nationally known for his 8:30 0 @) m Jimmy Stewart Show (R) teachings on non·violence, who wit· "The father and Son Game" Jim nesses a murder but refuses to Iden· faces a morale problem when his tlfy the killer. eight-year·old son does not make the ID The Big Question Producer Stan· baseball team. ley Kramer discusses his position in • . . . • ,, • . the Academy of Arts and Sciences fl M1lhon $ Movie. (2hr) High and his feelings on the "contest for Noon" (wes) '52 -Gary Cooper, Oscars " 00 Movie: "Caribbean Hawk" (adv) '60-Johnny Desmond, Yvonne Mol· bur. O Movie: "Kid 6all1had" (dra) '36 -Bette Davis, Edward G. Robinson. Humphrey Bogart. m Movie: "The Green Years'' (dra) '46-Charles Coburn, Hume Cronyn, Dean Stockwell, Jessica Tandy, Gladys Cooper. ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) ID Kathryn Kuhlman ~Film Grace Kelly, Katy Jurado. Story about · a marshal who must confront a lO:OO 0 (i9) m The Bold Ones -The 11:30 f) Name of the Game killer and the brothers he sent to Lawyers .<~~ "The Stra.nge Secret of D @) Sunday Toni&ht Show (R) prison five years earlier. Yermo Hill An e>t·Manne Is charged 0 (1) News with mu.rder, Edmund G. Brown, for· (j) Telepulse 9:00 O @ m Bonanza (R) "The Grand mer Cahf. Governor, makes a special . .. . Swing" Jamle is given a tour of the appearance and Randolph Mantooth ID Movie: (C) Qu1ncannon, front· sprawling Ponderosa and is taught also guests. ier Scout" (adv) Tony Martin, Peggie a valuable lesson in growing up. 0 m News Castle. 0 ffi @ a> ABC Sunday Movie: I!) Joe De Silva's Open foru~. 12:00 0 Movie: ''Hell's Outpost" (wes) (C) (21/zhr) "Modesty Blaise" (spy !W Self Defense tor Women Stand· '54-Rod Cameron Joan Leslie spoof) '66 -Monica Vitti, l erence ing Your Ground'' ' · Stamp, Dirk Bogarde. The British ti) Weekly News Hlghll&hts 12:45 00 Issues and Answen government hires a beautiful adven· fil) The Forsyte Saga (R) "Oeci· turess and her sidekick to insure the sions" saftey of diamonds they are trading 9 Movie: "life In the Balance" for Middle East oil consessions. 10:15 fi) Weekly Sports Digest fB Japanese M~vie 10:30 f) Jerry Visits (R) "Dennis Weaver'' fil) (jj) Masterpiece Theatre-last 0 Reverend Robert Schuller ot the Mohicans Cora, Alice. and (j) At Issue Heyward are carried off by the Hu-fJ II) News ron war party, whose evil leader (jj) Guitar Guitar Laura Weber Magua wants Cora for his wife. ' Hawkeye and the Mohicans attempt 11:00 II O (j)@) Ntws a rescue. II Rex Humbard 1 :00 f) Movie: "Woman of the North Country" (dra) '51-Rod Cameron. Ruth Hussey. ONews 1:15 00 News 1:30 II) Movie: "The Min Is Anned" (dra) '5r-.Dane Clark, May Wynn. 2:3011 News 2:50Q)News Jn Hollywood jargon Ward Kimball ·UIJt is a hyphenate. He's a producer-writer- director, all in one. Moveover, he is Dis- rva ney Studios' resident iconoclast spoof- 1 ing everything in sight. Three years ago Di sney released Kimball's hip comedy, ''.It's Tough To Be a Bird," which im- mediately won an Oscar fo r Best Car- toon Short Subject. Last fall he created "The Mouse Factory," a syndicated TV comedy series featuring Hollywood guest stars and Disney animation foot- age. Now Kimball's imagination is at it again. This time he satirizes America's automobile craze in a zany live-action photo-animation featurette, ''Dad, Can 1 Borrow the Car?" airing on The Won- derfyl World of Disney, Sunday (April 9) at 7 : 30PM on NBC. The comedy concerns a boy's obsession with cars from birth to marriage. '''Car' came about by accident, par- don the pun," says Kimball. "We knew we wanted to make a show that would interest teenagers, but we just couldn't find a theme. On the way home from the studio one ni ght I got caught in a traffic jam and that triggered an idea. Producer-writer-director · Ward Kimball \ ''What we did was look behind the whole love affair which youths have with cars. By extending realism and showing one boy's involvement with the automobile, we created a humorous documentary about America's auto craze. "We satirize everything from the phony used car salesman down the block to the panic associated with get- ting one's first ·driver's license. Along the way we also interject a bit of fan- tasy ... like a car full of people driving their convertible through a cat wash,,. concluded the smiling Kimball. ,... 9 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRI L 9, 1972 THE SPAa SHUmE ISSUE MONDAY The growing controversy over the question of wh ether Con- gress should fund a space shuttJe program will be probed by The Advocates Tuesday at 8:30PM on KCET, Channel 28. APRIL 10 With America's space program at a critical crossroads, Presi-for mominr ind afternoon listings, dent Nixon has ordered the government to proceed immediately please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. to develop a spacesbjp designed to shuttle from earth-t~artb Below, for your convenience, ue orbit and back again. But the President and the National Aer~ the ct.y's movies. oautics and Space Administration are sure to run heavy opposi- ti on in Congress, which succeeded l95Lyear in halting develop-DAYTIME MOVIES ment of another major aerospace effort. the supersonic transport 9:00 m "It Should Happen to You" ( S.ST). Sen. Walter Mondale ( D-Minn.), for example has terme.d (com) '54-Judy Holliday: Jack Lem· Mr. Nixon's endorsement of the shuttle .. another example of mon perverse prioritfos and colossal waste in government spending" 9:30 fJ "Su of Lost Ships" (adv) '54- and ''many times worse than the SST." John Derek. Walter Brennan The issue is of vital concern to the Southern California aer~ lO:OO (I' "Squart Junett" fdra) '56-Tony space industry, which could panicipate in the proposed $5.5 Curtis, Pat Crowley billion project that would take about six years to complete. Jt is lZ:OO O "Did Tracy's Oiltin••" (mys) estimated that a total of 50.000 new jobs would be created. '47-Ralph Byrd. Lyle Latelle. "Red Salute'' (com) '3S-Barbara Stan· wyck. Robtrt Youn1. Ad•ocata Kown Miiier (left), USC profellOI' of law, aad William Rlllller, pobllsber of Nadoa&I Review, confront each other on tk question: SbouJd Conp-e11 fund the spece shuttle! Directing the case in favor of the shuttle will be advocate William Rusher, puplisher of the National Review, wtio will call astronaut James Lovell and Dr. Christopher Kraft, director of the Houston Manne.cf Spacecraft Center, as witnesses to support h.is argumeqts. Among opponents scheduled to appear are Rep. Les Aspin (D-Wis.) and advocate Howard Miller, USC professor of law. The reusable space shuttle or "taxi" would be designed to enter space like a rocket, orbit like a satellite and return to earth and land like an airplane. Carrying up to 16 persons, its purposes would be to provide a basic system of transportation to launch, retrieve and service satellites and perform scientific missions to support future space operations. • NASA officials say that the shuttle is the only meaningful new manned space program which can be accomplished on a relatively modest budget and that it would make other space operations less complex and costly. Opponents maintain that the shuttle is a classic example of an agency in search of a mission, charging that NASA has repeatedly changed its goals and justifications to make a new project politicalJ y salable. KCET repeats the debate Wednesday at noon and Saturday (April 15) at 5PM. P1ge 10 1:00 O "Home hlore Dirk" (dra) '58- Jean Simmons. Dan O'Herlihy m ·"C!oak and Dauer" (adv) '46- Gary Cooper L1ll1 Palmer. 3:00 00 "Season ol Passion" (rom) '61 -Imest Borgnine, Anne Baxter J.2 "Thunder on tht Hill (dra) '51- Claudette Colbert, Ann Blyth, .a:oo IJ (C) "RObinson Crusoe on film" (adv) '64--Adam West, Paul Mantee. .a:30"@ Sl1nt IS 10 AM listin&. rvfN1Nc. 6:0011 ())0 D di ""' D Cl) Wtld Wiid West m TN Flintsto111s &J I Dreain of Junnie 1 NET Ptayllouse l io&raphy m Hedppodp lodge O!tma>News ~ Maybeny RfD m El Amo 6:30 0 llNBC News Tom Snyder O Movie: (211r) "A Man Called Adalft" (dra) '66-Sammy Davis Jr., Louis Atmstrong, Frank Sinatra Jr., Peter Lawford A Nerro trumpet player. embittered by the loss ot his wile and child in an accident while he was drrving, loses one job after another in his search for love and fulfill1hent. fJ Movie: (C) (90) "The far Out West" (com) '67 -Ann Sheridan. Ruth McDevitt. Douglas V. Fowley. A frontier lam1ly, whose women can outshoot any man, are faced with tribulations which they take in good· natured stride. CIS News Walter Cronkite @) Tht Mouse factory m Andy llriffiUt Show &J Nanny and tt.e Proftssor fll) Joyce Clten Cooks "Chinese Soups" m Treasure 9 1lreen Acres a;) £1 PYof. S11it1rio Cl) Victoria JaMts Show 7:00 II CBS News Walter Cronkite (I) AIC Evtnilll News 0 CHEVROLET PRESENTS * 44th Academy Awards with Charlie Chaplin and other favorites 0 m I s•mlL I 1 9 7 2 Acacl· ""Y Awards Presentations The an nual ce1emonies of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Scien~eJ to present Oscars for outslanclmg achievements in motion pictures Jack Lemmon. Sammy Davis Jr, and Alan King are amona the masters ot ceremonies. Stars of the entertain· menl world will present the awaids at the Oorotliy Chandler Pavilion of the Los Angeles Music Center. Cf' Triltll or Cot!Mq11tnu1 Dfa1net 0 What's My Une? m I Lowe Lucy OJ t Dream of Jeannie Ell) History of Art "Roman Atchitec· tu re" iJ) Una fl'eaaria en ti Camino QI fil111: "Murder, Inc." m Mo•tntoa Musicales 7:15 m Ray Pisarro 7:30 1J Stand Up and Chttr (R) Guest 1s Sieve Allen. Ci) To Tell Ute Truth I Drea1n of Jeannie 0 Million $ Movie: (211r) "Now Yoya1tf"' (rom) ''2 -Bette Davis . Claude Rains, Paul kenrtid. m Hocan's Heroes Ol @ Draplt {fil In tllt 5'M1ttipt EJl) Citywatchm Art Seidenbaum, Charles Champlin m Mipelito Valdez S• aJM1ntnp 8:00 IJ (j) Gun...tlt "Pike" Part I (R) Jeanette Nola n guests as Sally Fer· gus, who finds a wounded outlaw named Pike (Dack R1mbo) uncon· scious in the desert and nurses him back to health. fJ (1) 00 Cl) AIC MOfldlJ Nl1llt M~: (2hr) .. R1pt11rt'' (rom) '65- Melvyn Douglas. Oun Stockwell, Patricia Goui. The story or I beauti· ful youn1 girl who lives in a world built upon imagination with her fa · ther and their maid, in a house on the F1ench seacoast isolated from c1villzation. m AAdy GriffitJI Show m Tht YirJinian fll) (ij) s,edal of ttN Weell "Sonny Brown and the Fallen Sparrows" Jm musician Sonny Brown, who launch· ed his unusual career whlle in Te· hachapi Prison, Is featured In a per· formance documentary which in· eludes an appearance by the Fallen Sparrows, the large choral/fnstru· mental 1roup. composed of Inmates, which he formed while In jail. &J!t LI llecolida a;) Nino 1:30 O Fona• lo~lna m Merv Griffin Show 9:00 II Cl) Here's Lucy (R) Harry. having been a Navy photoarapher during the war.. is allowed on the astronauts' recovery strip to lake pictures, and Lucy. his uslstant. contamim1tes the whole ship. 72 n my =es ing es. nd of in· rds of t· st D Enjoy the TUESDAY *"Bob Hope Special" Toni&ht on NBC Sponsored by AMF D (1j) m TIM lob Hope Special APRIL 11 Comedy-variety special with lnerid Beraman, Ray Milland, Barbara Mc· For mornln1 and aftemoon llstlnp, fbir and special auest Shirley Jones please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. spoofina actors. Below, for your convenience, are VJ Do-Re-Ml the day's movies. Qt The Vlrainian ai)Nataclla DAYTIME MOVIES a) TM Ptrsuadtn t :lO I)(() Doris Dty (R) Hal Peary 9:00 m "The JuQlef'' (dra) '53-Kirtl portrays a corrupt city councilman Oougla.s, Milly Vitale. ae.inst whom Doris persuades her 9:30 0 "Und~rwater Warriof'' (dra) ·sa caustic but honest neiehbor Mr. -Dan Dailey, James Greaory. Jarvis (Billy De Wolle), to run.' 10:00 @ "Great Sioux UprtsJn(' (wes) '54 D m News -Jeff Chandler, Faith Oomeraue. EE) Ci]) look Beat "The Double· 12:00 ~ "Ranaela~d Empire" (wes) 'SO-- Cross System in the Wer of 1939· Jimmy Ellison. Russ Hayden. "Tllr., 1945," by J. C. Masterman. Men In a Bolt" (com) '36--Uu-UJ La Gata rence Harvey, Martita Hunt 10:00 B (I) Sonny and am Ken Berry 1:00 ~ (C) "Bumln~ills" (western) portrays Erik the Red in the world's 56-Tab Hunteq _Natalle Wood. first country and western Viking m "A Nlpt to Reme•btr" (dra Opera. '43-loretta Young, Brian Ahern D m Lau&ft-ln Dramatic actor Jeff Donnell. Gene Hackman guests. 3:00 CI> (C) "'Rodi-a-lye l•bf' Part 1 0 m N.ws (com) '58 -Jerry Lewis, Marilyn D CD (j) m I lflc!A I Mo•dlJ Maxwell. Nlpt Sports ''The last Mile of Jim @) 'l()nce Upon a Horw" (com) '51 Ryun" -Rowan and Martin, Martha Hyer. 0 Movie: (211r) "Ntwr on Sunday" 4:00 B (C~ ''Between Heaven •nd Hell" (com) '60 -Melina Mercouri. {dra) 56 -Rohen Wagner, Buddy t1g) lefs Make a DHI Ebsen. 0) lkacntt 4:30 (}) s. .. as 10 AM listi11& (i)) Mastafllftce Tlltatre fll) Fil• OdpNJ (R) "Classic Shorts" m> Rincon ArJtntlno 10:30 0 Your Turn ~Talk Baell l1j To 8t Announced 0) Bill Cosby Show m La S.Unlca 9 Movie: "fury at fumau ~" 11 :00 B 0 (()ti§ 8' m News 0 Robert l. Dornan Show Cl) M•rsll•I Dillon D Cl) Cl) EE News m Truth or Consequences 0) h slliefts In Stwlna (i)) The Barber of Sntlle (R) 11:10 m Movie: ....... and Disorder" (com) '58-Robtrt Morley. ll:lO B Cl) CBS Late Movie: (C) .. , ... Fla .. and ttM Atrow" (dra) '5(}- Burt uneasier, Vircinla Mayo. D MeM: (C) "Assault Oft • Queen" (adv) '66-Frank Sinatra, Vima Lisi. 0 Cl) Cl) m Didi cavett (lj Movie: "TIM Qlau Web" (dra) '54 -EdWud G. Robinson. GI To Tell tilt Truth m Jo"""' canon 1%:00 0 Mowit: "llld Miiiions" (com) '34 -Eddie Cantor, Ann Sothern. D Mowit: (C) "Rtvtr of Evtl" (adv) '63-8arbara Ruttlnr. m Mowte: "Tuctioat Annie'' (com) '33-Marie Dressler, Wallace Beery. 1 :oo Cil D (() (1j) ""' , l:lO B Movie: "lorn to 8t lovtcl" (dra) '59-0ick Kallman. Carol Morris. l:SlONews %:00 0 HIPWIJ PaU.1 3:00 II Movie: "Dttclllne at DIWll" (dra) '46-Susan Hayward, Paul Lukas. f V f N I r. r &:oo II(]) 0 0 9 News D 00 Wild Wild West m n. "'"tstort" -II) I Dream of Jeannie (jj) Zoom! EE) Hodaepodft lod&e re m a> News C1 ~ Mayberry RFD (;0 El A•o 6:30 0 Beat the Clock D Movie: (C) (60) "TIM S.tln Bu(' Part I (sus) '65--George Ma· haris, Richard Basehart, Annt Francis. A f11Sk of deadly virus Is stolen from an experimental lab and the thief threatens to wipe out the papulation of Los Angeles. (j) CBS News Walter Cronkite ®l NltioHI "91rapllic m Andy Qriffftll Sllow 0) Nanny a11d tllt ProftUOf f1i) (jJ) Scltools Withowt failure m1reasure Oj Grttn Aerts Er!) Qultn canta Esta canclon? (B Vlctoril Jamts SMw 7:00 B (]) 0 m News ll NYPD 00 TMll or Consequences (j) Dnpet D What's My Unt7 m 1 tove LucJ 0) I DrtaM of Jeannie (1j) Educati11 a Nation EE) Hatttarota Kathleen Hitchcock VJ Una f'ltlari1 tn el Ca•IM QI Aladdin (ContfnUld) THC DAllV PtlOT, TV wtlK, ANIL t, 1171 Mediterranean 1tyllng-model 7168. Alto in &rty American, Danish Modern, Contemporary, French and Italian Provincial. Your choice of styles. l~ts you kick the annoying TV adjustment habit. Just set it and forget it! TAC is a complete electronic system that eliminates the need for jumping up and down to adjust TV controls. It automatically keeps pictures sharp and flesh tones natural . No more green and purple faces I The new ultr4-rectanaular 25• diagonal measure Matrix tube, unlike many others, has a black substance that isolates each color dot-resulting in a clearer, sharper, brighter picture.' And the Magna-Power Chassis u ... pre- dominately solid-state com-s5 79 ponents for increased reliability and improved performance. UHF NHF Remote Control optional-at extra ooat. llWlagnCIV'OX.. 'l~YAtl~ I Oftl 46 YIAIS OF SALIS AND SllYICI .. ~··--"''"··. •ot MAIM eTMST SAL&• ONLY ••• eee7 "AltNP MUNTl ... TOll llACM ........ "'911 THE DAIL'/ PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL '), 1972 TUESDAY (Continued) fey. A blind man attempts t~e per. 7:JO feet crime. B Lucy vs. Beethoven! OJ Me"' Griffin s11ow * PLAY IT AGAIN Ell> CW Tht Mwout11 "Should Con. ' cress fund the Space Shuttle?" WEDNESDAY 7:30 II Doctor In the House "If In Doubt, Cut It Out" One of the medi· cal students needs to have an opera· lion and the only available surgeon CHARLIE BROWN 9:00 G> u CrlMa lien Criacta 8 8 I I Be QC I Pia, It ~n, a Tiie vqhtian F0t momln1 and afternoon ltstinas, Charle lrown (R) Peanut pianist CiE Nit.cu please see DAYTIME P~OGRAMS. APRIL 12 is nearslahttd. an.. ..... fldofJ "Johnny Bro•n on the History of Aviation" 0 Movie: (211r 15111) "A Man Called Ada•" (dra) '66-S1mmy Davis Jr., Louis Armstrona, frank Sinatra Jr. 00 To Tell the Trvth Schroeder is too wrapped up In mus· t:JO II Cl) CanNft (R) Guest Arthur Below, for your convenience, are lcoloo to notice Lucy's rom1ntic O'Connell plays Juda• Garvey, who the day's movies. advances in this animated special. stinds in Cannon's Wl'f as the de· 0 mi IPlclM! Dear Deducti· tective seeks Information In a miss-DAYTIME MOVIES ble (R) An accountant convinces two lng-pe110M case from the jud19's • 4 9- clients that they can save money on client an elusive Nevada multi· 9:00 cp .. ._cl« liteWnr• (d1a) their Income tuts by marrylnc. Ill" ' . R1c1rdo Montalb1n, Geor1t Murphy. Pele, Falk and J1net Leiah star. m ionatrt. · •·30 U (C) "Pl'idt oC ttM llue1rass" 0 l1j m James Camtr as NldMtls ~. · • D Movie: (2hr lS•) "A Man Calltd (R) "G lie Ha sen'' Two aaing (dra) '54-Uoyd 8rld1es, Vera Miles. Ad1m" (mus) '66 -S1mmy Davis . u Y vs. n . 10·00 "Ma ind 'a Kettle Ce to Town'' runf1ghters are goadetf into a ShOW· • (com) '50 -Mar1-i .. u•in. Jr .. Louis Armstrona. Frank Sinatra ,..,. ... "' Jr .• Peter Lawford. A su'ccessful jazz down. 12:00 D "lttd Desert" (wes) '50-0on • I f . d h' 0 m News J k HAit HU.Jo.I I •-' , •• musician re1tcts ove and n.en s •P CW 811 l Joumil Barry, ac .., . ,_, • .,....1 -wlthdrawinr Into a hate·filled em Th cf 1$Jtt Sa 1 (R) "lnt.o the (dra) '38-lsa Miranda, R1y Milland. world of self.pity and self·destruc· Dark"' 0 1 1:00 O "Tht ltlwer Chances" (dra) '56 lion. ti) La Git.I -Rossana Rory, Harold Maresch. 0 CJ) (j) aJ Tht Mod Squad (R) 9·45 0 Second look Steve Dunne m "Hum1n Dt1irt" (dra) '54 - "The Medicine Men" Julie lalls in fO:OO O OJ N Glenn ford, Gloria Gr1hame. love with 1 youn1 doctor who is be· ' U (!) OO tl) Marcus Welby M D 3:00 (C) '1tocl·•·I,. llb(' Concl. 1nr blackmailed. Robert Foxworth (R) .. 1 Ca Hardly Tell You Apa·rt;, (com) '58 -Jerry ~ewis, Marilyn and Lou Antonio guest. S 11 field "guests as Identical twins Maxwell. "file tn Tl1tl•a Jotd111 .. I Orea• of Jeannie 1 Y . Part I (dra) '49-Barbara Stanwyck. O Mll'*9 $ M.vie: "letwettt Two whose hves are changed when one (iQ) "Ti.t Citadel" Part 1 (dra) '58-...... ,, d . • • Joh G r1' Id suffers sewre bums. H . R 1• d R 11 w....... ( ra~ ..... -. n a 1e . O Movie: (2llr) "Tht French Mis· Rex .. amson. osa '".. usse .• Paul Henreid. Eleanor Parker. tress" (com) '60-James Robertson 4:00 II S&l1111er Stw11 (dra) 44- Story ~f a ship's voyaae Into the Justice Acnes Laurent Lindi Darnell, Gaorae ~anders. mysterious world beyond m ~pet 4:30 Sntt u lOAM lln.a. OJ Hoc.n's Heroes (j]) s,edal tf U.1 WMk (R) Q) Dra111tt G) Ftltival MtaicaM ~ =-~';~1~:: Must Be Ooln' 10:3011 ~ ~ Colddlgers (R) John u.:1 . c Forsythe 1s guest host. It" Discussed Is the current status O M ty Nllh of blacks in the film. television, and D ,: Yunt te Tall! llCll cable TV Industries. Cl) At lssuta a!) ConMjero Corazon Cl) lilt Cosby Sl\ow a:oo fl!) lelllnd die Lints B SEE BIG FIG t1J l• Satanica * DO THE .. NEWTON" m c.11 of tht West ON 'CAT IN THE HAT' Qihfter Cam" • Cl) I IPlc!AI Dr. S.uas' Tht 11:00 IJ D (J) (fj mm N••• Cat In tllt Hit (R) The rhyme · D Git Step leyoncl scheminr cat with the stovepipe hat 00 M1r1MI Dillon and the lion's Shift of fans sprincs D (]) m News from the printed paae Into anima· OJ Truttl or Conse•uence' tion. Q) f1.-;ons In Stwhl1 OJ AndJ Crttflttl Show 11:10 tm Mevit: "TM Swtnl ef Venus" Q) Tht Vlr(inian (adv) '53-0an O'Herlihy. fl) La Cota Juzptta 11:30 II Cl) CIS Lat. Movie: (C) "An 9 Space In the Art of A4u1riu1 A11t1rican in 'aris" (rom) '51 - Em ffino Ge..e Kelly, Leslie Caron, Osca Le- fV FN I N \. ':00 B CI> 0 D t1i""" 0 Cl) Wiid WIW Wat mn.. Alfttstonts II) I Drtam of Jt1nnie cw z .. m! em Hocta-l*il• Loc111 mmm""" 9 MIJbtny ltfD (iE D A•o 6:30 O Ital Ult Cltcll D MoN: (C) (90) "Tht S.tH lu(' Concl. (sus) '6S--Georae Ma· haris, Richard Buehart, Anne Fran· els, Dana Andrews. News Movie: (C} (2hr) "Tht Nalltd Spu(' (wes) ·so -J1mes Stewert, Janet Lelah. OJ Andy Criffith Cl) I DrHM or Jtanni. 0 MU._ $ Movie: (2hr) "San All· t.ftio" (wts) '45 -Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. OJ Ho1an'1 Heroes O){])Dfa&Mt (jj) Chicanos Oft tflt Move Ell) Tht frtt1cll Cflef "Beain With Shrimp" Julia Child uses layers of sole, shrimp mousse, and aspara· gus to make sprln1 fish loaf. m It 11 Written 1:00 I) (jJ Carol lumett (R) Dancer· comedian Ken Berry teams with Carol Burnett In a spoof of ice·skat· inr musals of the '4-0's ind sln1er Cass Elliot otters her sentiments on m1rriaae in a medley with Miss Burnett. 0 m AdaM·l2 "The Princess and the Pig" (R) Officer Reed works undercover and 1ets help from a dope-addicted folk 1in1er In a plan to smash 1 narcotics rin&. 0 Ci) a) Tht CotlrtsJlip of Eddie's father "Tell It Like I'm Tellio& You It Is" (R) Tom is sued for $300,000 by a delivery man who fell ewer Eddie's roller skate. OJ Andy 'riffitll ... OJ The Virctnlan fil) (jj) A l'ubfk Affair /Election '72 m lucll• libft a!) Nino 1:30 0 Oil m NIC MylttFJ Tltt1tr._ Columbo "Death Lends a Hand" (R) An unfaithful wife is murdertd when she refuses to be blackmailed. Robert Culp, Ray Milland and Pat· ricia Crowley 1uest. u cv (j) m mu•" n.. s...itti h•ilJ "Off-Duty Cop" Chad Smith reacts adversely to innuendos as to why he failed to return fire durina an armed robbery in a supermarket. OJ MttY '"""' Show em (jj) Tltls W"k Bill Moyers l:JO II Ci) tt.wall f""M.0 (R) Thouch vant. .An ex:GI stays I~ P~ris to pa!nt Stewt has offered $2-million for and finds himself fall1nr 1n love with the pair of plitu, Nicholson's con-a beautiful 1irl ~ho turns down his ftdtrate (Sabrina Sdlar1) receives an ptoposal of marriaae. enemy offer of $3-million for them. 8 !.,~ ~ :~ (dre) •36 Conclusion ot two parts. cC M. · H k' D GEORGE C. SCOTr in -Joel M rt1, inam op ins. II) Na•n1 and the Proftuor (ij) Firi"I Unt em,,... Dedaiolls "Vietnam and After" Part II Guests are Sen. frank Church and Defense Secretary Mel· vin Laird. m r,..,M,,, a •'"" Acm !:OD II (I) Medical C:.•tlr GutSt Suz· anne Pleshette portr1ys a women with lunf Clnctr who refuses to postpone htr weddlna ind forbids Dr. Jot Gannon to tell her flance !tow ill ·she is. * "YELLOWSTONE TO 1u ~r~ ~T= Cavett TOMORROW." 12:00 • Mowfe: "War 11 Hell" (dre ) '64 0 (ti CE i fPl<!AL I frHI Yellow· -Tony Russel, B1ynes Barron. stone t. 1 .. .,,.. Georae C. Scott m Mewit: "A Wo111n of Distinctioft" hosts a salute to the National Parlls (rom) •50 _ Rosalind Russell. System and the men ind women who l :OO (]) 0 D Ci) (ig) News serve it. "4>pear1n1 are Jonath1n ,. , Winters, Secretary of the Interior l:JO IJ Movie: ~H (adv) 52- RO&tr C.B. Morton, Becky Reardon John Payne, Arlene Dahl. and the 5th Dimension. D Hip.., hbtl D (j) (j) m ..... , ti.t W•ll: 2:00 m All·Nlpt Shw: "Marjorie ... ,.. (C) (to) "h1 lrud Daytlfttt" (R) lnptlf" • (sus) 71-Rlehard Boone, Siaanne 3:00 II Movie: "leop"91e" ($Us) '54- Pltshette, Stella Stevens, John Mar· Barry Sullivan, Dorothy Milone. , ••• 12 a!) Afldtnadts dt 11 Cofltunldad m YldoN '••es •• 5:55 0 ,_lltial Mtnaat 7:008(1)DCD•ewa 1J NYPO (i) Truth or ConJt•utnc:ts Cl) Draptt D Whit's My UM7 OJ I lovtlucy OJ I Ona• of Jean111t fDHistlfJ of Art IJ) U111 flltc•ria e11 11 C..iH QJJ Fll•: (C) ''Chf i. ttle IN Vtlwt s.int" 0 (])Ci) a) ratMIElE Tht Mar· tJ reW••• ColMdy Mace.Int The sh•QY·haired Brit~h comedi•n ra nges throuah an unbuttoned reper· tolre of comedy, from Keystone Kops slapsticlc to blt1n1 contemporary sa· tire. Guests are the Sunday's Child sin&ina 1roup and Spike Mllll11n. fl!) (jj) V I b r a t I • n s Metropolitan Opera stars Evelyn L.,r and Thomas Stewart are futurtd in performance and conversation; folk slncer Pew Seeger describes her Ille: and the Mills Brothers ceminisct on their 50th annivtrsary. Q!J T a;> ..,9:250 9:30 00 L D "Cha· attac Qj Tiit Vireinlan ml N1t1ch• t:2S 0 r.litical Mtsuct t:30 00 Love 1nd M1rril1• THURSDAY APRIL 13 D (j) m Tiit hnuldtrs (R) "Chain of Events" Ch1ined to 1n attache case filled with hi&h explo· For momln1 •nd •fternoon llstinp,. sives, Danny Wiide becomes the ple•se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. quarry of secret aients. Peter Below, for your convenience, are Vau1hn and Suzanna Lei&ti ruest. the day's movies. 0 News Watch John Fullmer 0) News Hugh Williams DAYTIME MOVIES m l• liab 9:00 m "Qina liltt" (•dv) '57-Gene :45 IJ Second Look Barry, Nat "King" Cole, Anaie Dick· :00 II Cl) M111l1 (R) Guest Robert inson. Foxworth plays a police detective 9:30 D "De1dline U.S.A." (dra) '52 - who acts suspiciously wtlen he takes Humphrey Bogart. Ethel Barrymore. custody of I top criminal Joe Mannix 10:00 rn "The Golden Horde" (adv) '51 has e1ptured. -David Farrar, Ann Blyth. 0 @} m Niflrt Qllltry (R) "The 12:00 IJ NDkl Tr'ICJ vs. Cu.bill" (mys) Phantom Farmhouse," stars David '4f-.Moraan Conway, Anne ·Jeffreys. McCallum, Linda Marsh and D1vid "Tiit CotlstaRt Husblnd"' (com) '54 Carradine. "Silent Snow, Secret -Rex Harrison, Kay Kendall . Snow," stars Radames Pera. 1:00 O Nfort Dobbs" (wes) '58-Clint IJ m News Wilker, Virginia Mayo. 0 Movie: (C) (lhr) "All Tbtse Wo-m "Wllirlpool" (dra) '50 -Gene men" (com) '64 -Bibi Andersson, Tierney, Jose Ferrer. Carl Billquist. 3:00 Cl) "Fite "' TIMllH Jonllft" Concl. 0) Drapet (dra) '49-Barbara Stanwyck, Wen· s Soul! dell Corey. @) Muterpieet Theatre "lhe Last of (lj 1llt Cibultl" Concl. (dra) '58- the Mahicans" (R) Rex Harrison, Rosalind Russell. Fl1111 m> M1trimonio a ta Fr1nusa Feature follows. ~@ Tht liolcldigtn Mike Connors 4:00 II (C) "The Tllltf of l•1dad" (adv) 1uests. '4~Sabu, Conrad Veiaht. 1J Your Turn to Talll ladl 4:30 (])Same IS lOAM listing. 00 s,Otts Challen&• D This Is Your Lift Herschel Ber· nardi is the surprised 1uest. (R) 0) Bill Cosby Sltow @EL• Sebniu Cjj F11111: (C) "Wllite Warrier" E!)42 rtus OllOCIJ®l ll>mNtws IJ Ont Stttt ltyond 00 M1rshll Dillon D CIJ EBNews m Trwth or eon-.uences 0) fHhlcns in Sewln& 0 0) Movie: 1ht Ann1ers" (adv) '50 -John Cm oll, Adele Mm . 5 @I) ftstiVll Fillllleo D 11 Cl) CIS Litt Movie: (C) ''Cly of the Huttttd" (dra) '53-Barry Sulli· van, Polly Beraen. 0 ®) m Jollnny Carson IJ Movie: "Wt Uvt A&•ift" (dra) '34-frtdric March. Sam Jaffe. D CJ) Ci) a> Diet c.v.tt m To Ttll the Trvth I m Movie: "least from tllt Hluttted Cave" (mys) '59 -Michael forest. 1 (j) 0 D Cl) (fj News 1J HIP.If htrol fJ Mtwle: "Tiit SWladlet"' (dfl) '62 -Broderick Crawford, Richard Bast· hart. II Movie: "(je W-rtness'' (sus) '50 -Robert Montaomery, Leslie Banks. m All·Nipt Slln: "'TIM Day tlM SkJ Elplodtcl," "Danta's lnfemo" II Mevie: "T1M Didi._•" (wu) '5~Joel McCrea. Barbara H•I•. II News m DavW frfft Sltow 6:00 II (I) m News O ®)mNews IJ An1ets ltstblll (cont'd from 5:00 PM) Anaels vs. Kansas City Royals at Kansas City. D @ EBNews 0 00 Wild Wild Welt m The Flintstones m I DrtHI of Jeannie (jj} FilMIMkers Fitst1 (R) fE) Hodlfpodae Lod&t 8 Mayberry RFD m> El Amo 6:30 D Movie: (C) (90) "Podletful of Miracles" Part I (com) '61-Glenn Ford. Bette Davis, Hope Lange, Ar· thur O'Connell. Story by Damon ·Runyon about a New York mobster, who depends for his aood luck on the apples he buys from Apple Annie. Cl) CIS News Walter Cronkite OJ Hollywoed SqUlrtl m Aady Srttffttl Sllew 0) N1n1t1 and tlle p,.fessor (Jj) Sulbr, liulbr Christopher Park· enina auests. fJl) Eduutiaa 1 Nation m Treasure 8 1irffn Acre• ml Ttlt-Rmsta Mutial dJ Ylderia Ja .. s SHw 7:00 II CIS Nns Walter Cronkite CJ) AIC News Smith, Reasoner D m N8C ..... John Chancellor Cl) Tnrth or CoMequt~s Cl) Dra1net O Whit's My l ine? (Continued) BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGATE! VISl11HE AIL NEW LEASE CEN1ER A1 ORANGE COUN1Y1S I NO. J UNCOLN MERCURY DEALER. Ultra modern, streamlined methods now save you extra money and , give you greater maintenance protection than ever ·before. WE LEASE ALL POPULAR MAKES 7 DAYS A WEEKI IRING US YOUR BEST OFFER 8EFORE YOU DKIDEI SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCURY lJOl N . TUSTIN AVE . SANTA ANA 5 47 -91 8J YOUR INVITATION TO 8RACIOUS~ UYING . IAYYllW MAllOl --lnl4et1tlal UN c .. ter for ... ecff" ,.ftr941, llAunFULLY APPOINTID SUnlS . ...... ..., .,, ....... ...,. with balco11le1, allCI private or Hmi- Drlvate room1 feature cliati11ctive color-coorcli11atecl carpets a!MI i11- +.r1., ilecor. Every ,. .. he1 a ,,10 .. lta ... cOM,lete wltll fulii ., 1hewer. · · · ALL MIALS AND SNACKS .-11 mHlt a114 1naclra ere nutritiously pre,erecl e!MI ettrecively HfVM ltv our Hpert clietary daff. Special cllota for thoH who r•• qvlre tf-em utl trey sarv:ce to the roo1n ts provlcfe4 when the resi4 .lent h uultle to come to the cf l11l•9 room. SllYICD Centrall1e4 hHtlnt encl air con· clitio11i11t: eHuty/eerlter Shop: 'atio e!MI~~==,,,,----~• ltalco11io1; '•rsonel leu11clry room; l11terco11.1 Music: Doctors 011 call: Atlo11clanft 24-hn.; Air celMllltiHotl llmo1l110. . 51----11111111L--N •Mlulo•. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 9, 1972 THURSDAY (Continued) @I) Noches TapatJas (1j T.. Jenn SMw Liza Mlnnelll, 8 The Vlr&fnlan Pat Coot>tr. Frankie Vau1hn 1uest. a!) Natacha m I lovt Lucy 9:301J News Watdl John Fullmer OJ I Dr11m of Jeannie aJ La Qatl (]j) Speakltl1 flffly 10:00 D ®') m Dla11 Martin Show Buddy m Hatllayo1• Hackett 1u1s1s IS a firemen, Indian @m U11 "'11ria en et C.millO chief and would·be mountaineer a Fii•: (C) "fro• Hell to Toll" B News Geor1e Putnam 7:30 II m lhlflin' Oft tile River B.B. CI> (j) m Gwen M a r s" a 11, Kina 1uesls. Counselor at Law (R) "Until Proven D lAsslo "The Homecomin1" Innocent" Diane Oliver (Lindsay Lassie, Ron Holden and Dele Mitchell Wainer), a promislna law student, is finally arrive at the Garth Holden cheried with felony shopliftina. ranch in Solvan1. Dana Wynter 1uests as Judie Lynn Cil To Tell UM Trutll Oliver. ()) I Dream of Jeannie • ,... ,..,...,.......... I h •-f ,... Mlllloft $ Movie: (2hr) ''The Male .. I "ICIAL I Space n t • n&• 0 .., Aquarius Hu1h O'Brian and Jonathan Anl111al" (com) '42-Henry Fonda, Winters star In a proeram about the Don D•fore, Olivia de Havilland. knowledie aalned from the space Love and satirical points on politics proiram end how it miiht be ap· hit the colle1e campus about the plied to a peaceful society. seme time IS the bi& 1ame. m News Pete Miller, Ken Jones m Hora11's Heroes OJ News Hu1h Wiiiiam s llJ Cil Dra1net fil) (]j) Wortd Preas Eil)Newseeliers n:\ • a!) To le Allnouneed W!I Lucha Ubre 7:45 U baits Wrap-Up 10:30 U Your Tum to Talk lacl 1:00 II ()) Me and Ule Cllimp Mike m ~!":..~re.Show Reynolds has a cun·in with his son's 0 Fii•: "Mart of lMfo'' basketball ~ach and takes over the 10:45 m (]j) David Uttlejohn/Critle It job of coach1n1 the team. , _ "W h' · N Th' " D tfj m Flip Wilton (R) Ruth L<mrl' as 1naton s ew 1n1 Bun i, Errol Gamer, and Tim Conway 11:00 II Ci) @I) News 1uest. D Qi m News 1J Movie: (2hr) "A M11 C.lled 1J Ont step Beyond Mam" (dre) '66-Sammy Davis Jr. {j) MarsltaJ Dillon D Cl) (j) m Alas S•itlt I n d D Cl) m N ... JHes (R) "The Posse That Wouldn't IJ Mewie: "TIM Dewlrs Ere" (com) Quit" A women end her two youn1 '60-Blbl Andersson, Jul Kulle. dau1hters are char1ed with aidin1 m Truth or Consequences desperadoes after helpln1 Heyes and 0) F1slllon1 In Stwln1 Curry escape from a posse. (]j) Chicanos on tile Move (R) m Andy Qrifflth Sllow fll) flrin1 line (R) "Sir Oswald Mos-llJ lo1ln1 Froia dtt Oly111plc ley-My Life" (JJ) San DMro Sbt1 flrtstnts 11:10 OJ Movie: "Makt Mine Mink" fll) llad Journal "An fvaluatlon of (com) '60 -Terry-Thomas, Athene Martin Luther Kina" Part II. Seyler. @I) El Shew de Loco Valdez 11:15 0) Gran Cine del Juewea EE Nino 11:30 II Cl) CIS lAte Movie: (C) "TilrM 1:30 II Cl) My T1lfet ~ (~~ Steve and litn of an Apple" (com) '67-0avid Barbara are 1lorif11d as model par-McCallum Tammy Grimes Sylva ents" by Steve's bo~, wh? Is havin1 Koscina. Romentic story about an trouble at home with his teenaie Enilish tour eulde on the Italian son. Riviera. m Merv Griffin Show D ®) @E Joll1t11J C•l'SOft Ii) NET Playtto1111 liolJlplly 1J Movie: "Al Le111 ls You live" "Ge«1e Washlnaton: Portrait of the (dra) '64-Karin Dor, Kurt Heindel. Hero IS a Youn1 Man" Rene Auber-D CD Cl) m Dic:t Cavett jonols stars IS the )'OUnl Washln1· tD To Tell UM Trutll ton In an ~nsuccessful defense of l2:00 8J Mwlt: "A•~sh" (Wes) •50- Fort Necessity In the French and Robert Taylor, John Hodlak, Arlene Indian War. Dahl. 9:0011 Ci]. cas 111~~., Mov~: (C) l:OO Cl) DD Cl) OJ Newa (2hl') hndulu• (R) (dra) 69 -1J Movie: ''T.,,... Calls at Nlshf' Geor1e Peppard! Jean Seber1, ~I· (d a) •62_1n rid Andr Dletmar chard Kiiey. Thriller about a pohce Sc~ h I "· detective who finds himself suspect· on err. ed of murder. 1:30 II Movie: "c.touus of New Yort" D ®J 8) Ironside (R) "J 0 s s (sci·fi) '58 -Ross Martin, Mala Sticks and Weddin1 Bells" Ironside Powers. investi1ates the fiance of his Korean U Hl1ll~ar 'ltrol ,, foster·dau1hter when the youth is m All·Ntght Show: llacl Anw" accused of robbery. and "The Parson and tile OuUIW'' D CV Ci) m lonptrett (R) "The 3:00 II Movie: ''Soll of fury'' (dra) '42 Shape of Nllfltmares" lonptreet -Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, enters a state prison to investl1ate 4:lO .-. News the death of a prisoner. Dana Elcar .., 1uests. 5:00 m Dlvid frost Show THE DAILY PIL01'. TV WEEK, APRIL 9. J972 FRIDAY APRIL 14 For momln1 •nd •ftemoon H~tinp, plHse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, .,. the d•Y°• mcMes. DAYTIME MOVIES Louis Armshon&. Frank Sinatra Jr., 9:30 D ! lflc!AI One Happy F'ltlflJ Peter Lawford. Variety shoW with the Pat Boone @ To TtH the Tnrth family. (j) I Pr••• of Jeannie D CJ) (I) m The Odd CMplt (R) O Mlllloft Donar Mcm•: (21lr) ''The Fat Farm" Oscar dilCOftrs "Casablanca" (dra) '43-Humphrey he's in poor physical condition and Bo1art, lnarid Beraman. reluctantly &OH alone with Felix's m Mopft'S HerMS SU&aestion that ht bulld himself up. m rn 0n.,.at e m ..... (ij) Waff Str"t W"' E La ht& m TM c.n. oC Our n ... '1he 10:00 Im ..... New Elizabtth1n Era" Cl) (1) EE Lawe btarican StJll ~Untamed WCKtd (R) "Love and the Blc Mother," 9:00 m "tt ...,,..... OM Nipt" (rom) l:OO fJ Cl) O'Hlrl U.S. T (R) "Love and the Old Cowboy," "love '34-Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert. · After arrestinc 1 woma:-::n she and the Free Weekend," "Love and 9:30 U (~ "Th•. Cal Who ToM the tries to cash some stolen U.S. S.v· the Jealous ~usband" and "Love West' (wes) 49-Yvonne OeC1rlo, 1 8 d O'H d h and the Baby. Scott Brady. nes on . s, ua ptBUI IS er a C.Undl Dtbat• 10.00 CI) "StOfY of Molly X" (dra) 'SO-to lead htm to her bond source. OJ on ntt . Jolin Russell, June Havoc ~ ®J m ~nford ud S.. '1he Qj) Vlb~n1 09era duo E~elyn 12:00 D "Hell Squid" (dra) 'SS-Wally P;ano Movers Fred becomes susp.l· Lear Ind Thomas Steward auest. tampo. "Sins of Jezebel" (adv) ·~ c ous of a man who &Ives awry hts Ell) Soul! "8111 Withers/Mae Jack· -Paulette Goddard, GtOC'&t Nader. piano. son" 1:00 D "Laf.,ette Escaclrille" (adv) '58 D ~ Cil Q1 The !ridJ lundl EE Pn•lar 40 -Tab Hunter, Etd\ik1 Choureau. (R) Juliet Is the Sun Mar~la iets 10:3011 Cl) Don Rickles .. Don turns m .. Din Minot'' (dra) '46--0llvia 1 swollen ee~ when her, ftmt.ly t~lks In his resiin1tion when he loses an dt Havllland Lew &..res her into pl1y1n1 Romeo s Jultet 1n a .. _ f tb 11 st • "' · school production account ....... 1use 1 pro oo a ar 3:00 (C) "Invitation to 1 Cunftititer'' tD AndJ Crittitll ;_ would rather wortt with Tyler. (wes) '63-Yul Brynner, Janice Rule. OJ Tiit VitP.lan B ( iflciA( I F'urtller n." die hi· @) (C) "Seti of Sh1bad'' (adv) 'SS-EJl) (ij) Waslli• ..... Wlft In Review pit (R) A survey of the social action Dale Robertson, Vincent Price. (ij) EIMlte AloMO Pmeltta procrams of black-dominated re- 4:00 II "Yeke 111 tM Mlmf' (dra) '58 EE Nino li1ious iMtitutions in the 1re1ter -Richard E11n, Julie London. . Los Anceles area. 1:30 B @) m NIC fridaJ Mewie: (C) 11 Your Twn to T1lk lack 4:30 CI> S.-•• 10 AM Nstta1 (Zllr) "Heur of UM Cu•" (wes) '67 (1j SM Dieeo ,....,, .. fVFNING l:OOllDCl)dllltfD ..... D Cil a>News G (j) Wiid Wild Wnt m TIM Flillt.diDMS m ' °"' .. ., , ...... ,. (jj) ·y~ tflnutn Witt! • • . tii) Hodl'pidl' Lodi• Qt MIJbe«Y RFD ~EJA.o 1:30 D .. at ti.. Qocll D MM: (C) (90) "PKMtful of Mndes'' Concl. (com) '61-Glet\n Ford, Hope L1n1e. Bette Davis, Peter hlk. See Thursday 6:30 PM listin1. (()CIS Newt (1j) ....... .,.. , ... tD AMJ Crttfttlt 5'tw m ""'"' ... .,.. ,.,. .... , (jj)TMI w.- fE) n.wty Minutes Whtl . . • g:,Trusurt a1,.... Aerts GE) DuM e11 Patlnu a> Vldlri• ..... Show 1:0011 (])am""' amo (1) Truth tC' CoftMquencu Cl) lka&Mt 0 Whit's MJ U"e? m I Lowe luq m I DreHI ot Jeannie (ij) A Public Mak/Election '72 f1i) "'*' •• Art (R) m UM "9pda .... Catnlno a Fil•: "'"' a.a••" 7:10 II Qn:u ''Circus from Yuroslavia" a HeetJwood Squrtl 11 MM: (Zlu) "A MM Called Ad•M" (dra) '&&-Sammy Davis Jr., -James Gamer, Jason Robards. II) ltll Colby sa.ow Robert Ryan, Frank Con~rse, Sam E La Satulca Melville, Charles Aidm1n, Albert m Dr. SI ... LecU Salmi, John Voicht, Monte Markham, ft c...twt TIMM William Windom. Another vtBion of l 1:00 8 B Cl) 9) 8) fE News the le1end1ry story of Doc Holliday 11 0.. sae, a.,..s and Wyatt Earp. Cl) MartMI .,.. D rn Cl) a> Ttle Partridp F'a•· D Cl) m Newt I~ (R) "In 25 ~ords or Less". A O M41¥M: "'TllrH Str1111t Lowes" widowed old·fash1on1d m1m1. wtn· (dra) '49 -Eva Hennin&. Mlmmi ner of a "spend 1 week with the Nelson. Partrid&e Family" contest, promptly m Trutll or Conuqutnen takes over the household. Kay Med· OJ f11lllon1 In Stwfn1 Lucille Rivers ford 1ues1s. Qj) Sa• Ditao Stlta Pmeltb (R) GI ... rv Crifft11 Sllow '1he Jesus People -Freaks or f.m (1j) f'il• OdpMJ "The Cabinet Friends" of Dr. C1llpri" In Germany in 1920. fl\) Oohl' tt (R) this bizarre and stunnin1 classic 11:10 GJ Mewil: "Croetatl Qfde" (dra) presents a nichtmare WOfld inh1b· '58-John Smith. fry Spain. ited by 1 travelln& hypnotist and 11:15 CE a.-. 34: .,..,_lta Ciera" sinister sleepwalker who may be • 11:30 II CIS Latt Moillt: (C) "TrtlMlte • murderer. Werner Krauss portrays 1 SM M••'' (wes) '56-James C•a· Dr. C11i1arl, Conrad Veldt is Cesare, neJ, Irene Papas, Don Dubbins. Jane Olsen is UI 011over and Fried· B 9 m Jetl.itJ CarMtl rich Feher is Francis. II Mewte: "Giit ...._.Ir Nlcllt" (dra) '31-John Boles, Evelyn Laye. D CI> (j) a> Diel Cavett Cl)NfptlHft t:OO 11 CI> eo_,,,..... <C> .. ..., u.e Flitll" stars Burt Convy, Howard OaSilv1, Nancy Walker and Henry Corden In film 1bout two Rabbi$ who serve toaethtr in lhtlr temple. ''Tiiis Waek 111 .... TI11" stars Car\ Reiner, Ed A.Iner and Alt}C Dr\er in a tale about wacky aolncs on in 1 mythical county. A third film will bt announced. tJ (])Ci) (!) ROOM 222 (R) ''They lo¥e Me, They Love Me Not" Dis· 1usted at the attitude of her rea· ular students, Alice Johnson tutors 1 ahetto child and hes trouble with the airt's older brother. tl)TY Mllical a The YlraJni•n ~NatadY m Tt Tell tlle Trvtll Z.-00 m MM: ......._, Wild" (1dv) '53 ~ary Coocter. Barbara Stanwyck. l:OO Cl>ODN.., D M4MI: "'Cllina" (dra) '43-lor· ett1 Youna. Alan Ladd. D Movie: "Riet In Cell lloct 11" (dra) ·~ -Neville Brand, Emile Meyer. t1j Movie: "Prke of F11r" (dra) '56 -Merle Oberon. Gia Scala. 1:30 fJ Movie: (C) "Sia11..U ill TY(• ..... (wes) 'SS-Mark Stevens, FOf· rm Tucker. 2:00 m All-Nipt Dow: "Head'"'' Mullt· en,"~ of U.. Fomt" AT 'DINAH'S PlAU' ~,.(-: Mrs. Rose Kennedy ac&om- panics DiM1i Shore. Guess who accompanies Dinah Shore on .. Sweet Ad~ line" at Dinah's Place (NBC, 9AM, Wed.)? None other than a lady descn"bed by Dinah as "a very special guest who is al- ways at the top of the list of the most admired women in the world. We have seen her courage, compassion and dig· nity. To me she is the most admirable, inspirational per- son in the world today . . . Mrs. Joseph Kennedy." Rose Kennedy, wearing a chic pinlc dress, pearl neck- lace and pearl earrings, was a study in elegant simplicity. Highlight of the program comes when Dinah asks Mrs. Kennedy to accompany her at the piano. Dinah sing.t .. Sweet Adeline" in a key Mrs. Ken- nedy selected that would be more appropriate to opera col· oratura Beverly Sills, but it all turns out be just (ine. Dinah and the mother of John and Robert Kennedy, discussed the Joseph P. Ken- nedy Foundation for Mentally Retarded Children ... lt invol· ves more children than those affficted by any other diseases. It is so very, very important; so I try," Mrs. Kennedy said. "I realize what a cross it is to bear to parents, as it was to me. Fifty yean ago there was no help when my daughter was growing up." THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 9, 1!17.t' a> Sports Challence 0 t)g) m like A Giant Step '63-Anthony Perkins, Jean Claude O 00 Curiosity Shop Brialy. 5:00 iJ Surviv1t 10:30 fJ Arthlt's TV Funnies 2:00 fJ Dusty's l mhou:se U Roller Game Voice ol Afficultuie O Movie: "Ride Out lor Reven&e" 0 Hich and Wild "Canadian Wild (wes) '58 -Rory Calhoun, Gloria life" SATURDAY APRIL 15 Grahame. U This Week in the NBA II) Gospel Sln&in& Jubilee Movie: "Affair in H1van1'' (dra) Oj Film: "The Dtetsiayer" '57-John Cassavetes. Sara Shane MOR~INC m Buy Line Raymond Burr. 6:00 Ci) TV 8 CIHSIOOm 11:00 fJ Ci) ABA Buketb1ll Play-Off (j) Masters Goll Tournament 6:30 0 Black Experience 0 @) m Major Lea1ue Baseball ®J Sporb Action Pro-File m let's Rap Los Angeles Dodgers at Cincinnati m Soul Train 7:00 IJ Sunrise Semester Reds. 1:9' Sportscope ~~~k~~ ~ . -.. I.I.XI ~ Rut Estate Rentals 9 The Munsters 0 Ci) Jerry Lewis Show 0 Jonny Quest m Jonny Quest m Thunderbirds @!) Ludia Libre Cl · m Sa111son 2:30 IJ CBS Goll ass1c 7:lO fJ Dusty's Treehouse 11:30 0 (])Lancelot link ())Campus Profile 0 m Deputy Daw& m upansion 0 To Be Announ"d U Campus Profile II) Movie: "Run lor Your Money" 0 Movie: "Kit Carson" (wes) '40 0 Kid T1lk (R) Art linklette1 guests U DEBUT Thoroupbred Racing from Hollywood Park The first of 15 stakes races with John Forsythe and Bill Shoemaker providing the com mentary. Harry Henson calls the race 0 (3 a> ABC's Wide World oJ Sports CJ' ®)News O Lee Trevino's Golf Show m Movie Greats: "The Third Min" (mys) '50 -Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles. ID Star Trek fii) The Advocates (R) "Should Con gress Fund the Space Shuttle'" @!) Box de Meiico m Country P11ce O @Ci) load Runner (com) '50-Alec Guinness, Donald -Jon Hall, Dana Andrews. Ci) TV a Classroom Hous1on. 0 DINAH SHORE-COLGATE O Movie: "Bwana Devil" (adv) '53 * WINNERS CIRCLE GOLF -Robert Stack, Barbara Britton. 0 9 I sili(1Al I Din1h Shore Wo· 5:30 fJ Newsmaken O (i) News o Uncle Russ men's Golf Clusic live ooverage of m Brother Buzz .. the final two rounds of this golf clas· II) Movie: ''Stnn&e Aw1kenln(' 12:00 00 Movie: ""t1rty a Nice Girl sic from the Mission Hills Country (dra) •59 _ Lex Barker (dra) '60-liselotte Pulver. Martin Club, Mission Hills, Cal. The winner 8:00 IJ (jJ Bucs Bunny Held. . of the women's tournament could 0 m Woody Woodpecker 0 CV ~ Amencan Bandstand take home $3,400. U Popeye and Friends Bobby Vinton and the Five -Man (ig) Know Your Bible 0 @ Funky Phantom Electrical Band guest. m Milestones of Progress m A.M. Movies: (C) ''The 5000 (;J Shert~ll Holmes Theatre 3:00 CIJ Movie: (C) '1he f'ar country" Aneen of Dr. r • (juv) 'SJ-Tommy m Daktart (adv) '55 -James Stewart, Ruth Rettig. "Abbott and Costello Meet the 9 All-Star Buketball Roman. Killer" (com) '49. 12:30 U Movie: "Westw1rd Ho"' (wes) 0 Arricu lture USA "The Horses of 8:30 fJ Scooby:Poo '35-John Wayne. Sheila Manners. the Royal Canadian Mounted Pohce" 0 ~ m Pink Panther @!) Fanf1rria Falcon 0 Celebrity Bowling U Gene Autry 1:00 IJ CBS Children's Fil111 festival 00 Far Out Flicks 0 (1) Cl) Jacllson Ave (R) "Ghost of a Chance'' The story ®)Little Man 9:001J Harlem Cilobetiotten of three children who enlist the aid m Movie: "We Dive at Dawn" (dra) CJ ~ m The Jetsons of two 300-year·old ghosts to hall '42-Eric Portman, John Mills U Movie: ''Glamour Boy" (com) destruction of an old mansion. El) Futbol·Socctr . '41 -Jackie Cooper, Waller Abel. (1) Public Service Film "He Wanted m Canadien Adventure O Ci) 00 lewttchad to Live" 3:30 Ci) Challence (I) Cartoon Camival O NCAA All·Star B11ketball Classic 0 Sports Action Pro-File Jim Plun (;J M.vM: "Man From Del Rio" m Untamed Wortd ketl, 1970 Heisman Trophy winner (wes) '56 -Anthony Quinn, Katy m "ews Nick Carter IS today's profile subject Jurado. ii) Cine en la T1tde O Movie: (C) "The Kin& and f'our II) Movie: "little of the Sexes" m Curiosity Shop Queens" (adv) '56 -Clark Gable, (com) '60-Peter Sellers. Constance 1:30 Ci) Sketchbook Eleanor Powell. Cummines. U "HL Act.ion o Sc:i·fi Thutre @!) Cine en Su Casa Ci) Mobile HOlfte Show II) Success Story 9:301J The Hair Bt1r Bunch 0 Science Fiction Theatre: ''The. fii) Guitar, Guit1r Laura Weber hosts CJ ®) m Barrier Reef Hypnotic Eye" (hor) '60-Jacques m Consumer's Wor1d (])Tijuana: Window to the South Ber11erac, Merry Anders. Qt Tiit Adams flmily 0 (}) Udnlllt m Elemtfltary News 4·001J The Siesta Is Over 10:00 fJ ({) Ptbbln and Bamm Bamm Ii) Movie: "Two Are Guilty" (dra) • 0 Wh1fs Goin& On Mike Connor ::::/:::;:::::;::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::~;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:~:::~:;::::~:~:;:~~~:t:::::::::;:;:::;:;:::::;:\\ tl •tNHAI. CONTUCTOI ROOM ADDITIONS t & PATIO SClEEN ROOMS CAI.I. 833-8833 KITCHEN REMODELING _ ....... .,,.,,,. ~ t [ t !i.~,~''''''~''''';:;:;:;;<:;:;:;:;:;:>;:::::;:;:;;:;:;i:;:":':::::;:;:::::':':::,:;:i;c,:::;::;'::'''''''''''''''''''''"'''''''':t:;:;:':':'''''m;:;:::;i~ O II Mondo II) Country Music Time fii) Fint Adventures in lmprovisin& Beginninc piano m Acriculturt USA 9 NBA Hlchllchts (Ii) Panot1ma Latino 4:30 fJ You Ate Theft '1he Vision of Or. Koch" an account of the Ger· man bacteriologist who identifted the chorlea germ O Focus U Outdoors With liberty Mutual Ci) filM F11ture O American Adventure Ci) Celebrity Bowling m A Public Attalr/Eleetlon '72 (R) ·'The Economy" m "IVJ Pro101ue 9 let's Go uplorln1 U Movie: "Invisible Ray'' (sci Ii) '36-Borls Karloff, Bel'a Lugosi O llord Bridges' Water Wortd 10 Movie: (C) ''Teahouse ol the Aueust Moon" (com) '56 -Glenn Ford, Marlon Brando. m Edge of Etemity Qj Gilli1an•s Island EVENINC 6:001J 0 m News Cf) Hi&h Ch1parral O The Real Don Steele Show II) London Rock Supe'111ow Ell) Vibr1tions (R) ~ M1yberry RFD (Ii) Varitdad 6:30 (3) Sports With Bertka O KNBC News Conlerenc~ (.t' Bill Ruuell Show O Eyewitness "tws m lee Trevino's Goll Show Q91 Green Acres m Nashville Music 7:00 IJ CBS Newi Roger Mudd (3J lee Trevino's Golf Show O National Georraphlc "Alaska" Alexander Scourby narrates this ex· ploration of the northern stale and its early history. 0 r:i) Hee Haw Conway Twilly and Loretta Lynn guest. O Juvenile Jury Art Linkletter guests. This Is Your Life O Death Valley Days m m 9 lawrenee Welk Show II) It Takes a Thief m WHhinrton Debates for the 70s fii) Special of the Week (R) "Sonny Brown and the Fallen Sparrows" m Ensalad1 de Locos (Ii) Musica y Canciones· LatlnH 7:30 II David Frost Revue Burt Reynolds joins David for a spoof of "Sparts " Dr1gnft @ To Tell the Truth O Leri Mike a Deal (j) The Bill Colby stiow 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Da~ Passace" (dra) '47 -Humphrey Boaart, Lauren Bacall. 1:00 IJ (I) All In ttlt FamUy Cleavon lit11e guests as a crook who breaks THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 9, 1972 Into the Bunker home to avoid the Bessell. Andrew Duggan. John Astin, Guest Steve Forrest plays a com-Heroes" (dra) '62-Steve McQueen, police and becomes Involved in a Allee Ghostley, Terry Carter. A hip munications tycoon who sells 51 Bobby Darin, Fess Parker. family squabble about the setting young gtrl and a stuffy young stock· percent of his empire to a crime 11:30 O Movie: (C) "Dincab" (dra) '65 to music of a poem Edith wrote. broker are suspected of espionage. syndicate, thus giving it a powerful -Stanley Baker, Juliet Prow_se. 0 (lg) m Emereency "Crash" A EE Hour Deliverance influence over state politics. 00 Movie: "Sllerlodl Holmes and plane disaster, the near death of a EI!) s' c1AL Such a Place A docu· O Sports Challen&• Team 1:1: the House of Fear" (mys) '59-Basil 4-year-old boy and a heart attack mentary on life in a nursing home. Brooklyn Dodgers Carl Erskine, Rathbone. victim challenge the expertise of @E Sl"'dos Alecres Jackie Robinson and Duke Snider. fJ Movie: (C) "Stranprs When We the paramedics and the hospital 9:00 IJ Diclt Van Dyke Show (R) Team !!2: Los Angeles Dodgers Wes Meet" (dra) '60-Kirk Douglas. Kim statr. Steve Lawrence guests as a super-Parker, Frank Robinson and Maury Novak, Barbara Rush. 0 Buck Owens Ranch Show The confident young singer-signed for Wills. Movie: "Stop Me Before I Ki"" third in a series of COU"fry musicals the Dick Preston Show-who makes u rn 00 Siattl Sense "Shadow in (dra) '6l~laude Dauphine, Diane with Buck Owens, the Buckaroos. Dick fear he's being replaced. the Well" Rhodes is asked to help Cilento. Susan Raye, Buddy Alan, May Nutter Q m NBC Saturday Ji\OYie: (C) Lisa Wolf (Mary Ann Mobley) who (iQ) News and the Bakersfield Brass. (2hr) (R) "The Harness" (dra) '71 is frightened by an image of her II) Movie: "Marry Me Aealn" (com) 0 @ a) Bewitched "Saman--Lorne Green, Julie Sommars, Mur· recently drowned husband. '53-Marie Windsor, Robert Cum· tha and the Loch Ness Monster" ray Hamilton, Lee Harcourt Mont· O Tiie Unknewn Regis Philbin hosts mings. Sam discovers that the Loch Ness gomery, Louise Latham, Henry Beck· m News Ken Jones 12:00 0 Movie: "Min In a Cocked Hat" Monster is a warlock and some ol man, Joan Tompkins. The story of Q) The Wilburn Brothers (com) '60 -Terry-Thomas, Peter cousin Serena's work. a middle·aged larmer whose life be-a) Cine Mulcano Sellers. m Movie: (C) (2hr) "Before Winter comes complicated with the arrival 10:30 0 Seymour's Monster Rally: (C) (iQ) Movie: (C) "The Leeend of Comes" (dra) '69 -David Niven. of a free·spiriled young woman and (90) "The leech Woman" (hor) '60 Custer'' (wes) '68-Wayne Maunder, Topol, Anthony Quayle, Anna Karina her 8-year-old son. -COieen Gray, Grant Williams. Slim Pickens. II) Championship Wrestling jg} Movie: (C) (21/thr) "The Story 0 Twilifht Zone 1:001J Movie: ''The Kettles on Old Mac· EE Simpatico of Three Lovts" (rom) '53-Klrk II) News Donald's Farm" (com) '57-Parker al Viendo a Biondi Douglas, Leslie Caron, Pier Angeli. Qj Al Capp Fennelly, Marjorie Main, QJ Film: (C) .,Nortll to Alaska" EI!) NET Playhouse Biocraplly (R) 11:001J CV 0 fJ Cl) News 00 Ntws C!Ii) Variedad Musical "George Washington; Portrait of the ct) Marshal Dillon m All·Nifht Show: "The Enforcer," 8:10 IJ Cil Mary Tyler Moore Show (R) Hero as a Young Man" O Fript Nlpt: "Terror in ttle "lost Island of Klo11" Guest Michael Constantine plays the @E Premier Movie: "la Vil Seduc· Haunted House" and "Burn, Witch, II) Movie: "So lone at the Fair'' role of a middle-aged bachelor cion" Burn" (dra) '51 -Jean Simmons, Dirk friend of Lou Grant, who is lntrigu· C!Ii) l1tin American Showcase m Movie: "Tht Third Man" (mys) Bogarde. ed by Mary's telephone voi~. 9:30 IJ (j) Amie (R) Retired typist '50-Joseph Cotten, Orson Welles. 1:32 O Speaking Freely 0 Movie: ~90) ''The Black Cat" Lillian Nuvo puts her flytne fingers OJ Katbryn Kuhtman 2:30 1J Movie: "Wor1d Without End" (hor) '41-Sasil Rathbone, Brod· to work in Arnie's office, with dis· @E Sabado fllmico (sci·ll) '56-Hugh Marlowe, Nancy erick Crawford. Bela Lugosi. estrous results. 11:15 Movie: (C) "The Far Counby" Gates. 0 @ a) ABC Movie of the 0 News Watch Larry Burrell (adv) '55 -James Stewart, Ruth 2:32 0 News Weetend: (C) (90) (R) "Two on a Ii) Porter Waconer Show Roman. 4:00 0 .News Bench" (com) '71-Patty Ouke, Ted 10:00 0 (j) Mission: Impossible (R) 11:201J Fabulous 52! "Hell Is for 4:30 m David Frost Show OPEN ROAD 25' MOTOR HOME Open Roctd gins you luxurious self-contoiHd motor home llwiftg wltho11t compromls•. This fuly Hlf·cofttoin.d luxury motor home pic- tured obowe rs easy to drive and pork, the perfect towin9 vehicle/ co11tol11s lu111rv featurn usually found In lor9er, more ex)tenslwe motor homet/Mo1109rom "Claulc" sClftltotfoft system/showet/complet• gal· ley/coftvertlble forward dlnette/rtor bedroom with twlft beds/optloHI 1IHph19 for up to I ctdults. 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"She has incredible flexibility; there is almost nothing she can't do. She has en emotional supple- ness you encounter very rarely in an actress of any age." Cl•re Simpson, Vice President, Daytime Programs, NBC-TV, said she is a "tremendous talent. We needed someone of this cali- ber because we see the role of Alli- son as more challenging than in the earlier television series. "In the new drama, Allison is three years older and she has, to • degree, 'seen the world,' •nd is now more mature •nd has been involved in much more of life. Neverthe- less," explained Simpson, "Allison will retain a certain vulnerability in her character. The television audi- ence has a d tstinct memory of her, and we won't violate it. In select- ing an actress for the role, we asked 'what would Allison be like now, three years older 7' and that is what we found in our new Allison." Her name is Kathy Glass. T et.vision viewers may remem- ber Miu Glass for her portrayal of Kim Jordan in ABC's daytime dra- ma, The Best of Everything. Th ... tergoers may remember her for her role in "Red, White and Maddox," or for her appearance in "George M" in summer stock, or for her por- trayal of Luisa in a touring com- pany of "The F•ntasticks." • Miss Glass's career as an actress .. . was launched after her graduation lllllli~~ from North Haven High School in New Haven, Conn. She studied at the Yale School of Orama in 1964 and 1965 and then traveled to Lon- don for more studies at Morley College Theatre School, a division of the London Conservatory. She was born in New Haven Jan. I I, 194 7 and in the 25 yHrs since, has grown to 5 feet 6. She is single .,,d hes two primary hobbies -sewing, •nd her dog, S•m. p... 11 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 9. 1972 , TU I.Jr Evening Movies 1.-00 6:30 7:30 1:00 1:30 9:00 ,.:;;: SUNDAY, APRIL t 3 .. Deed lttnpr" (dra) '64-Bette Davis. Kart Malden. 5 "Beloved Enemy" (dra) '3&-Merlt Oberon. David Niven. 11 "The Ape Wen" (mys) '43--Sela Lu1osl, We llace Ford. 2 I (C) "Don't ltelM the 8rldp, Lowe< the Weter" (com) '68--Jerry Lewis. 11 "Th• Breve Bull•" (dra) '51-Mel Ferr•r. Anthony Quinn. t "Hiett Noon" (wes) '52-Gery Cooper, Grace Kelly. 7 3 6 (C) "Modnty BlalH" (spy spoof) '61>-Monica Vitti, Terence Stamp. 11:00 ' "Ceriblile•n Hawk" (adv) '60-Johnny DHmond, Y110nne Molbur. "Kid Galtehed" (dra) '36--Bette Davis, Humphrey Boeart. 9 11 11:30 13 ''The Green Years" (dra) '46-Charles Coburn. Hume Cronyn. (C) "Qulnc:ennon, frontier Scout" (adv) Tony Martin, Pegie Cestle. 6:30 7:30 1.-00 10:00 11:10 11:30 MONDAY, APRIL 10 5 "A Men Called Adam" (dra) '66--Sammy Davis Jr .. Louis Armstron1. 7 (C) ''The Far Out Wnt" (com) '67-Ann Sheridan. Ruth McDevltt. t "N-Voya1er" (rom) '42-Bette Davis. Claude Rains. 7 3 6 "Rapture" (rom) '6S--Melvyn Dou£IH. DHn Stockwell. t "Never On Sunday" (com ) '60--Mellna Mercourl, Jules Dassln. 13 "Lew end Disorder" (com) '5&--Robert Morley, Michael Red1rave. 2 I (C) "The flam. and UM Arr_.• (dr9) '50--Burt Lancaster. ·4 (C) "Auault on a Quffn" (adv) '61>-Frank S1natre, Vlma L11I. 10 ''The GIHt Web" (dra) '54-Edward G. Robinson, John Forsythe. TUESDAY, APRIL ll 6:30 7 (C) "The Sabin Bue" Part I (sus) '6S--George Maharls, 7:30 5 "A Men Called Adam" (dra) '6&-Sammy Davis Jr .• Louis Armstron1. t "Between TWo Worlde" (dr111) '44--John Gerfield, Paul Henreid. 1:)0 7 3 6 (C) "In Broad Deylllftt" (R) (susJ '71-Richard Boone, Suzanne Plnhette. 10:00 t ''flt• French Ml•tress" (com) '60--Jam" Robert•on. 11:10 13 ''The Swonl ot Venus" (adv) '53-Dan O'Herlihy. 11:30 2 I (C) "An American In Pam" (rom) '51-G•n• Kelly. Leslie Ceron. 5 ''TheH Thr"" (dra) '3&-Joel McCrea. Miriam Hopkins. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 6:30 7 (C) ''flt• Satan Bus'' Concl. (su•l '65--Geor1a Maharls. 10 (C) ''flt• Nailed Spur" (was) '5o--James Stewart, Janet Lel1h. 7:30 5 "A Men Celled Adam" (dra) '66--Sammy Davis Jr .• Loul• Arm•tron1. t ..... n Antonltt' (wH) '4S-Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. 10:00 t (C) "All Tltese Women" (com) '64-Bibi Andersson, Carl Blllqulst. 11:10 13 "The Aven1ers" (adv) '5()-John Carroll, Adele Mara. 11:30 2 I (C) "'Cry of the Hunted" (dra} '53-8arry Sullivan. 5 "We Uve Ac•ln" (dra) '34-F'redrlc March, Sam Jaffe. THURSDAY, APRIL 13 6:30 7 (C) "Pocketful of Mlrecln" Part I Ccom) '61-Glenn Ford. 7:30 t ''The Mal• Anlmel" (com) '42-Hanry Fonda, Ollv1a de Havllland. 1:00 5 "A Man Called Adam" (dre) '61>-Sammy Davis Jr., Louis Armst ron1. 9:00 2 I (C) "Pendulum'' (R) (dra) '69-G•Ol'I• Pepperd, Jean Seber1. 11:00 t ''The Devll'• Eye" (com) '60-Blbl Andersson. Jarl Kull•. 11:10 13 "Make Min• Mink" (com) '60-Terry·Thomu. Athene Sayler. ll:JO 2 I {C) ''Tltree BltH of en Apple" (com) '67-Davld McCallum. 5 "A.• Loni n You Uve" (dra) '64-Karln Dor. Kurt Halndel. FRIDAY, APltlL 14 6:30 7 (C) .. Pocketful of Mlracln" Concl. (com) '61--Glann Ford. 7:30 5 "A Men Called Adam" (dre) '66--Sammy Devis Jr., Louis Armstron1. t "Casablanca" Cdra) '43-Humphr•y Boeart, lnerld Beraman. l!30 4 10 (C) "Hour of the Gun" (wes) '67-James Garner, Jason Roberds. 11:00 9 '""''" Str11n1• loves" (draJ '49--Eva Hennlna, Mimml Nelson. 11:10 13 "ClOOked Circle" (dra) '5&--John Smith, Fay Spain. 11:30 2 I (C) "Tribute to a Bad Man" (wes) '51>-James Caeney. .. 7:30 L-00 1:30 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:20 11:30 5 "On• Heavenly Night" (dre) '31-John Boles, Evelyn Laye. SATURDAY, APAIL 15 9 "Daril Paua1•" (dra) '47-Humphrey Bo1art. Leuren Bacall. 11 (C) "8efor9 Winter Cornn" (dra) '69--Davld Niven. 5 "The Black C.tH (hor) '41-Baall Rathbone, Bala Lu1osJ. 7 3 I (C) ''Two on a Bench" (R) (com) '71--Patty Duke, Ted Bessel. 4 (C) "The Hemes•" (R) (dra) '71-Lorne Greene. Julie Somman . 10 (C) ''The ltory ot Three Lov••" (rom) '53-Kir1t Dou&IH . 5 (C) ''The LAech Woman" (hor) '60--ColHn Gray, Gnint Wiiiiams. t ''TerTOr In the Haunted House" and "Bum, Witch, Bum" 11 ''The Third Man" (dra) '5()-Joseph Cotten. Onon Wall•. 3 ' (C) ''The far Country' (adv) '5!).....JamH St-art. 2 ''Hetl Is fer HeNft" (dra) '62-Steve McQueen, Bobby Derln. 4 (C) "Dln1eu" (dra) '65--Stanley Baker, Juliet Pro-•. 6 "Sheftocll Holmes and the House ot Fear" (mys) '59--81111 Reth· bone. 7 (C) "Strenprs When We Meet'' (dra) '60-Kir1t Dou1tas, Kim Novak. I "Stop Me Before I Kiii" (dra) '61--Claude Dauphlna. 13 "Many Me Apln" (com) '53--Marle Windsor, Robert Cummlnp. , MARCIA RODD'S RISING STAR "People need to know they do something very well to give them a sense of self-esteem," asserts Marcia Rodd, the atttactive young actress who appears weekly on The David Frost Revue (Saturdays, 7:30 PM, KNXT). Based on her accomplishments of late, on TV, Broadway and in films, and judging by what she says, there are a lot of people who believe Marcia's self-esteem should be higher than a rocket to Mars. Viewers of The David Frost Revue recogni:ze her talents by the adept way she moves fro!D cha~~cter to chai:acter throughout the half-hour show which satmzes one particular segment of society each week. Br?ad~ay audiences were treated to her performance as Bobbi Michelle, the non-stop talking, pot-smoking would-be actress in Neil Simon's "Last of the Red Hot LOve;s," Marcia's formal training came while enrolled at Northwestern University and studying under Alvina Krause whom she calls "a genius." ' Her Broadway debut in "Oh What A Lovely War" was prob- ably the most demanding in any stage career. Called on to re- place one of the original cast members, Marcia was also to understudy tbc three other female parts in the show but hadn't received any of their scripts. ' "One of the girls got sick in the middle of the show " Marcia recalls. "I didn't know any of her lines except what I had heard on .the speaker backstage and I had to do it in a Cockney accent, wh1c~ sounded more Southern than Cockney. Then another girl got sick the ne~t day and I was doing all three parts. For a while they called it The Marcia Rodd Show. That was initiation by fire ." Her portrayal of Olivia in the off-Broadway hit "Your Own Thing" stands out as a major step forward in her career. "That did a lot to get things rolling for me professionally" she says. "I always thought there would be one show or role that would be the thing. But nothing is ever the thing, except in rare cases. Building a career is a series of steps, some little, some big. You have to channel what you do in the way you'd like your career to go. The owner of a power saw 1 saber saw and a drill, Marcia calls herself "very project oriented. I'm compulsively active." She has recently finished redecorating her apartment on New York's West Side and has also rewired a lamp. "I'd be a carpen- ter if I could find the place and time and tools to learn," she exclaims, "in case my career should plummet downhill sud- denly.'' THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 9, 1972 Lorne Greene compared his "Bonanza" role as Ben Cart· wright with his characteriza · tion of Peter Randall. "Ben is much freer, much more open," said Greene. "Randall is repressed. He's been ruled by his wjfe and is afraid to take the initiative. He has put himself in a pri· son. The girl in the story brings him· out of that prison. The character is fascinating '-like peeling an artichoke." Greene was speaking of his guest starring role in "World Premiere: The Harness," a drama based on a story by John Steinbeck. It will have an encore colorcast on NBC. Saturday, April 15 at 9PM. Greene ~rtrays a Salinas Valley (Calif.) farmer with an invalid wife (Louise Latham). His life is changed with the arrival of a free thinking, foot· loose girl (Julie Sommars), who stops at the ranch temp· orarily. "You need stretching exer· cises as an actor," said Greene. "I have to keep my other muscles going. That's why I do personal appear· ances and guest shots. They keep you alive." The "World Premiere'' as· signment proved interesting to Greene for a number of reason s. It was filmed on location in "Steinbeck country" (the Salinas Valley), including the graveyard where Steinbeck is buried. While filming in Castroville, Greene was reminded of the resourcefulness of autograph hunters. "Spectators were allowed to watch us film, but they had to stay behind a roped-off area," said Greene. One of the guards, however, let a Western Unton messenger through with a telegram for me. The messenger insisted that I open the wire in his pre· sence. I was a bit taken aback. but I did. The wire read : 'The Western Union messenger would kindly like to have your autograph.· So I gave it to hi ml" Greene also was pleased to fi(ld Murray Hamilton in the cast, portraying his brother- in-law. "The last time we worked together was in 1955," Greene recalled. "I played Beethoven and he played my good friend and confidante on a segment of 'You Are There.' We haven't seen each other since then .'' In the present show, Greene wears a harness sym· bolic of his imprisonment. '"Peter Randall has a tendency to slouch," said Greene. "His wife wants him to walk straight. Man makes his own prison but he can walk out of it. This one es· capes from his prison with the help of the young girl." * * * "The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari," a silent film classic which has been exciting mo· tion picture audiences for more than half a century, will be televised uncut and with· ~ut commercial interruptions Friday (April 14) on Film Odyssey over KCET, Channel 28, at 8PM. Produced in 1919, "The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari" is the oldest film to be seen on "Film Odyssey," a 26-week s e r i e s be i n g p res e n t e d through a Xerox Corporation grant to KCET, the public TV station in Los Angeles. Everything about the film tries to distort ordinary real · ity. The sets are obviously painted canvas and the cam· era deliberately distorts what it sees. 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No mo•e man 20 o• zes a iowed d reclly or 1no.,eclly. to or lo• the use 01 any O"e oe•son family or h01J,eho1d P•esPnt w nn.ng card to an~ pa•· 1 c oa1•ng S"ell deate• T1'e dee er w 11 a,.ange lor redemption o' 0•1zes IPa•t c Pll' ng dea e•s w II ver fy and pay SI & SJ w nriers S25 w·nners muM Ile vi!• t t'd ti J & H ana S~ell and W nne•s w normally be Pa •d W•ll'> n 72 "~u•s l All e"'• e$ b!'COMI! ll'le p•ope<1y of Snell O I Company and none w 11 be retu1ned / ... ''My Favorite Cities In Your Country··- By an Englishman .• A Camper's Guide To Our Uncrowded Woodland Paradises .ILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Traveling With TV's Golddiggers: "Our Life Is One Huge Tour·' Want IO aak a tamoua pe~ a quMUon? Send the qUMtlon on a po9lcard, to "Aall." Fa'"llY W•kl)', &41 Le111noton Awe , New Yorti, N. Y. 10022. We'll pay 15 lor publlltled queallon1. Sorry, ,.. can't an1w•r Olhe,._ FOR SEN. CEORCE McCOVERN Why did you announce your candidacy for Pren· d~ 10 early? Don't you realize people twe of cam- paigning when roe have to liaten to il /or 10 long? -Mra. Pat R. Cunningham, Powderville, Mont. •I recognized that if I were to have any real chance for the 1972 Democratic Presidential nomination, I would have to FOR ROBERT SHAW, actor You Englishmen have such a sharp view of acting. Who's your favorite movie actoff...;;J. Thomas, Waterloo, Iowa • Marlon Brando. Period. Why? Because he's always in there trying to give a performance. I'd rather go and see him in a lousy movie than most actors in a good one. He has the <1unlity of obsession. Spencer Tracy? He was a good, honest journeyman, a very simple ma n-and sometimes, if things went right, it all came off. But Humphrey Bogart's perform- ance in "African Queen'' was better than anything Tracy ever did. FOR DIANA OOUCLAS, soap-opera actres.s and ex-wife of Kirk Douglas After divorcing Kirk Douglas, why did you continue to use his name?-P. A. Bolton, Fort Smith, Ark. • For one thing, I have two sons, Micbaei and Joel, who at the time of our divorce were ages 6ve and two. 1 couldn't sec the point of eomplicating their lives by taking back my maiden name. Also, I was professionally known by then as Diana Douglas. FOR lNCRID BERCM AN lllere was a Negro piano player in the movie "Casablanca" who played the song "As Time Goes By." My husband claima that it was Nat King Cole and I say it wasn't. Who's right?-Mrs. Thomas Lipscomb, Jr., Tyler, Texas • You are. The pianist's name is Dooley Wilson. FOR HANK AARON of the Atlanta Braves What do you think your chances are of beating Babe Ruth's record of 714 borne runs?-Cbris Givens, Dothan, Ala. • If I stay ~ealthy, I'd say they're pretty good. At the start of the season, I only needed 76 more. FOR SEN. MARGARET CHASE SMITH of Maine Did your recent account of Senate absenteeism, in which you snid Senators spend 60 percent of their time on private busi· ness, cause uncomfortable reactions in the Senate?-Mrs. Mary Margaret Ledvina, De Pere, Wis. • Thw-e were no visible uncomfortable reactions. In con· trast, there were several Senators who ceported that it was the number one topic of discussion back in their states. The hc.·s~ way to stop the abuse is for a citizen to write his or her Senators. If l'tlOl;lgh citizens write. the Congress will do somdhing about it. enter the rncc early. I announced on J:mu~.ry 18 , 1971, be- t•ausc I did not want to play the game of undeclared can- didacy" that has become so popular in re<:ent years. The issues are much too serious for "politics as usual." I have used the time to travel arow1d the c.'Ountry. speaJcing of the problems and orgaruzing those who support my effort. ~is extra time has permitted me to develop the most extenSJve set of position papers that any candidate has offered . People know where I stand and what they cn11 expect if I am suc- cessful in my bid. FOR ENDICOTT PEABODY, fonner Governor of M cwachusetu You're the first person to declare yourself as a candidate for the office of Vice President since Thomas Jeffenon. All other candidates have been selected by the Presidential candidate. Why are you doing this? -John Hammond, Colorado Springs, Colo. • It's time the people had a share in the e1ection of the Vice President. My idea is greater than my candidacy, but the longer I run, the more I feel that my candidacy is equal to the idea. FOR ROGER DAVIS, actor What sort of emotion did you feel when you decided to take the role in "Alias Smith and Jones" that wu vacated by the suicide of Peter Duel?-R. L: Landers, Utica, N.Y. e I think I probably h~ve some guilt feelings attached to something good happening to me as the result of a friend's death. Anybody would feel the same. I wish it hadn't hap- pened that way. FOR LOWELL THOMAS How come you had your 79tb birthday celebration in a blimp?-Dale Roberts, Tampa, Fla. • Each birthday I try to 6nd something I haven't done be- fore. I realired that with all the flying f ve done, I missed comple tely the lighter-than-air adventure, so we had the party' on a bllmp. FOR ROD SERLINC, author and host of "Night Gallery" Who does the paintings on "Night Gallery'" each week? What becomes of them afterward, and what does the studio pay for them?-Robert Smoot, Three Churches, W. Va. • Tom Wright, who works in the art department at Uni· versal Studios where the show is shot. does 'the paintings. They then become the property of the studio. The studio won't let me tell you the cost. APfll 9, 1972 liimf(V~ The NeftlNll* llepziM LEONARD I . 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"1 have to go to Chicago tomorrow, darn it," be said. ''Why darn it?" 1 asked. "You're lucky. l love Chicago." Rea replied, "Of course. I never met an Englishman who did not like Chicago." The remark took me by surprise, and stayed in my mind ever since. I had never thought of it, but it is true. Eng- lishmen who have never been to Chi- cago associate it with gangsters, or else the anti-British fulminations of th~ late Colonel McCormick's Chicago "Trib- une." But Englishmen who visit the place fall in love with it immediately, because it is just what an Englishman imagines an A tMrican city to be. One most certainly cannot say that about New York. Cbkqo is beautiful and ugly, warm- hearted and violent, cultured and prim- itive. Wrigley Field is the prettiest base- ball park in America. Soldier Field is probably the ugliest. Michigan Boule- vard is ooe of the most glorious ave- nues in the world-Europeans are al- ways delighted when they hear Chica- goans call it the "Bout' Mich ,'" an ex- pression usually reserved for Paris' Boulevard St.-Michel. North Clark is spectacularly seedy. A taxi ride out to Cicero can send the £uropean traveler vicariously back to the atmosphere of Al Capone. There is a widespread assumption, inside the United States as well as Eu- rope, that, outside the show cities, all American cities look alike, endless Clevelands and Newarks. with their city halls, business districts, h.igb rises and slums. The attitude is summed up by the New York affectation that '"when you leave New York, your next good meal will be in San Francisco." This is not true. Nearly all the major American cities are beautiful and sophisticated. It is easy to admire the showplaces, like New Orleam and San Francifco. J\s for PIU!Mfelpbia, ao.n and Bald- more, they are colonial-type extensions of London and Bristol. A friend of mine, on being shown round London for the first time, exclaimed, "Jt is exactly like Philadelphia." But take Ptttlburp. Few people think of Pittsburgh in terms of beauty, but for Europeans visiting the place for the first time, it is a revelation. Geo- graphically, it could be nothing else. The three riverbanks on which the city is built are narrow, so many of the streets are steep and crooked, in the European manner. T he fort, dating from the French 1lnd Indian War . . , dominates the Golden Triangle, where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers mccl to fonn the Ohio. The only city J know with such a dramatic sweep of river is Belgrade. Detroit is not everybody's idea of beauty, but Grosse Pointe is one of the most elegant residential areas in the world. Kaaaa City is beautiful .. with its hilly streets and good restaurants; the Muehlbach Hotel there is one of the best hotels in America. Hlltchlnsoa, Kaa.1 is an exciting city, and it is given the throb of life by the surrounding farms and the grain elevators rising out of the plains into the sky. like modern Stonehenges. Nobody who has never seen a grain elevator can imagine what an awe-inspiriQB creation it is. In fact, it was in Hutchinson that f had one of the most exciting nights of my life. I had been invited I.here by William Holden, who was shooting "Picnic" with Rosalind Russell. ll was the tornado season. The weather was airless and heavy with menace, and hotel guests were asked to leave their windows partly open, to avoid dan- gero us vacuums. Because of the sense of impending doom, the cast of "Pic- nic" elected to celebrate with a cham- "Englishmen who vf•tt Chic-VO f811 In love with tt lmmedletefy, McMIM It .. Just what .. E ........ ··~ 11n Americ1n city to be ••• beM&tfful and ugty, WM'lfthearted 8ftd vtoleftt, cuttured ...cl prtmttlw." •• FAMILY WEEl<LY, Aprll 9, 1972 American Cities of What He Sees) pagne party. Rosalind RusseU started to sing, dance, act "Mourning Becomes Ele<:tra," tell funny stories, burlesque, cancan and Charleston, nonstop from ten at night until four in the morning, and she was still perf onnin& when I went exhausted to my room. It waa a fantastic display of energy and genius. No, I don't think I will forget Hutchin- son, Kan.-aod I suspect neither will Miss Russell! Seattle, except when occasional World Fain put it on the map, is not a well-publicized city. But it is, in fact, a jewel, with a lovely bracing climate similar to that Qf San Francisco. It is not too bot or too cold. It is enveloped from time to time by London-style fogs. Jt is intellectually thrivi.og. with two good theaten, and the rolling bills behind the city make a delightful eet- ting. Seattle ought to be almost as fa- mous for its roses as Holland for its tulips. There could not be roses more fragrant anywhere. M~ in Indian country, is a wonderful town, with its 13 lakes inside the city limits. It enjoys the cultural impact of its Tyrone Guthrie Theatre, which Oiiver Rea, mentioned in the first paragraph, helped to create. Min- neapolis is also interesting for the stu- pefying cold of its winters, which give it the same wintry magic as Montreal and Moscow. In Minneapolis, if you leave the house smiling, you come back smiling, because the smile freezes on your face. Try to change your expres sion, and your face splinters into fro- zen fragments. Much of the mystique, mystery and beauty o r the three M's-- Minneapolis, Montreal and Moscow- derive from rheir snows. And while we are on the M's. MD- wallkee has a splendid Germanic at- mosphere, with its Oktoberfests, its marvelous beer, and perhaps the pretti- est girls in the United States. St. Lollls h~s even better beer, and a cultural life equal to any but the greatest cities of Britain. Its symphony orchestra is re- nowned-and to English ears, the St. Louis accent is the most melodious of all American accents, more so even than Kennedy-Boston. J am assured by expens that Saint Louisans are the most sophisricated basebala fans in America; they probably learned it first the hard way from the Gashouse Gang, and then the easy way through the ex- t r aord i nary broadcasting of Harry Carey, who is now, I am told, using his talents on behalf of the Chicago While Sox. Deanr is, of coune, easier to ad- mire than most. It is a natural, set in the Rockies among towering moun- tains. surrounded by ski ttSOrts. Denver is the only big town in the Rockies, and irs wealrh of excellent colleges gives it a stimulating atmosphere of intellectual ferment. Of Lot Aaceltst what can one say? II is everythins-except dull. Perhaps you cannot reaUy love it, and you can hate it quite easily, but it is bigger than all of us. You can get massacred even in the best of Hollywood residential districts, Jike Sharon Tate, but you will never be bored to death. At the other extreme, I also love the nostalgia of Fh9dt Lkk, JM. One can almost sense the elegant days of gra- cious carriages, which are no more. Beautiful. but sad. Bringing us to Washington, D.C., which I find the most rughtmarish capi- ral I have visited, after Brasilia. Cas- tro•s Havana and Duvalier's Port au Prince are horrendous because they are crumbling into the dust. Washington and Brasilia are horrendous because rhey are not. Ancient Athens and mod- ern Soviet Moscow do not marry well architecturally, but that is bow Wash- ington has elected to play the game. The new Kennedy Center bas come in for a lot of criticism, and now the capital has lost the Washingron Sena- tors to Texas. This was one of the few nonpolitical diversions of Washington social Hf e, and I have a feeling that the Joss will be greater than people now lhink. And in Washington hotels, one is nor allowed to drink standing up, -pr"ftumably on -the-theory-tha1 it is farther to fall. There is a recent movie called •·The Omega Man," starring Charlton Hes- ton. It is supposed to be science fiction set in lhe future, where Heston is the only man left alive in Los Angeles, the rest having died in the holocaust. The only man, that is to say, by day. After dark, he is attacked every night by robed, humanoid figures. That isn't science fiction in the future. That is downtown Washington after office hours today! J was walking along one of Wash- ington's vast canyons not long ago with Jan Hunter, who won an Academy Award for writing "Roman Holiday." We stopped at one of the depressing army of stone statues-at a statue erected 10 a chap named Gross. "I wonder,'' J said, as if I cared, ''who was Mr. Gross?" Hunter contemplated the statue for a time, and finalJy said, "I think he must have been the first man to get a hundred and forty four into one box." We sighed unhappily, and went on our way to get a drink-sitting down. But Washington is not America, any more than New York is. 0 FAMllY WUKlY, A4>fll 9, 1972 • 1 I I I I •• I I I I I I I I I I I ---------:1 I I I I . I I I with H ...... , 100% POL VESTER I GENUINE1 DOUBLE I KNITS ! PAIRS MADE IN U.S.A. for only You've s.en DoubleKnitl f0t over S20 • pair. Now it's like ptti,. one FREEt No Iron I~ Poly- ester Knit. Handsome Modifttd Flare Bottoms. Slash Pockets. Wide belt loops for today's wide belts. And. the smartest. most sensible price around. Try Haband <tnd see for yourself! I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I ff You Are Alr••dy W1•ing I Double Knit• ......... ._., You know about their good looks, amazing I comfort, and easy care convenience. But I oh, that price. 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J,'~EI I I I I II n...----------------------- STAR PROFD..E/ By Peer). {)ppenhehner Captain Susan of the G_olddiggers :_ ''Our Lives Are One Huge Tour" T he Bahamas -London -Rome - Bangkok -most of the United States -that's where the Golddjggcrs wo rk. It sounds glamorous , but if you're a Golddigger, there's a less pub- licii..e<.f side to it, as 1 found out when I caught up with them at the posh Eden Roe Hotel in Miumi Beach, where they were performing. "It's a good thing you're with FAMILY W£EKLV," pert, pretty and petite Susan Lund told me over lox and bagels at the coffee shop ... If you weren't a reporter, I co1,Jldn't even have coffee with you. We've got to watch o ur image." My eitpression went from surprise to total blankness. So she volunteered an explanatio n : ''It's G reg [producer G reg Garrison) and Chevrolet, the sponsor of o ur TV show. T hey don't want us girls to go out with anybody when we're on tour. It may give the wrong impression. Even our boyfriends can't meet us when we're on the road, which is mo re than six months out of the year. It can get very lo nely .... " Before the girls left their home base, Los Angeles, producer Garrison put Susan in charge of the group, be- cause she has been with it the longest, • and also because she seems to be the brightest of the girls. "I am the cap- tain," the undisputed leader told me proudly. "I make the rules, and if any a rgument comes up, I am the o ne to settle it." When Susan gives an o rJer, everybody listens. Well , almost. "I'm having a little trouble with one girl who is never ready on time," she admitted. "Usually I leave instructions like, 'Bags ready at 10, bodies ready at 10 :30.' This girl was invariabl y l 0 minutes late. So now 1 leave special instructions for her-to be ready I S minutes earlier than the others." ''It's a good thing you're with Family Weekly:" she told me. "If you weren't a reporter, · I couldn't even have coffee with you. We've got to watch our image." Suitcases, said Susan, arc a constBnt problem. "We're allowed one big case and one small o ne, and a tote bag. After months on the road, the tote bags get heavier and heavier." l figured a bevy of beauties like the Golddiggers would have little problem finding eager maJe help to carry thei r bags around airports. Not so. "Sometimes I think there are no gentlemen lcf t in the world," Susan lamented . "Maybe it's because there arc so many of us Gold- diggers {between eight and ten). Any- way, we carry o ur own bags. And our pITtniTs ways at ast gate. Some- rimcs I think it's a cons piracy." If eight (sometimes nine o r ten) girls travel and wo rk together, sooner or later they are bound to get on each o thers' ner ves . But Captain Susan has found a way to avoid full-scale colli- sio ns. ''There was a time when one of the girls kept h ugging the mike. The other girls resented it and the girl who did it suddenly got her feet stepped on rather frequently d uring the perform- ances. After that, I dccide_d we should have a brief session every night where every girl can complain about anything that's bothering her." T raveling as a performing group, with many one-n ight stands and prac- tically no time off, can be exhausting. ''We all catch each others' diseases. Right now we're at the en d of the ftu cycle," Susan explained. "We finally got a day off in the Bahamas ... and it rained. Bui it's worth it. We love doing the shows in front o f live audiences. We gain valuable experience and new fans for our TV series. rm glad I'm doing what l'm do ing." Brave words for a girl who hasn't seen her boyfriend in six months. 0 ' _,.,,. __ __ ..........,_,__,_.,.:- 1711g. •ti( 1.0 lllJ niaillne a ps dga•. RC Allatl-71). , ' VISIT PENNSYLVANIA. ALL FIVE OF THEM. Pennsylvania. It's the super vocation state that never heard of a generation gap. So, when you grab your family and come, everybody hos a great time. Taking five vacations at once: SPORTING PENNSYLVANIA. Superstars and bench sitters, come do your stuff. From "zooom" skiing, to "zipp" racing, from small game to big time games to golf; we've got it all. And all it needs is you. FESTIVAL PENNSYLVANIA. Haaaawg calling. Pretzel stretching. Big frosty mugs of Bavarian brew. From "down home" to international, Pennsylvania festivals celebrate just about everything you con think of. Any time of the year you can think of it. HONEYMOON PENNSYLVANIA Single (and married) girls (and guys) take note: PeMsylvonia was voted "Honeymoon Capital of the World." Care to come and see why' Mmmmm• OUTDOOR PENNSYLVANIA. Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald would've loveel it here. Scenery like you should have it at home (but don't). And campgrounds from "pitch the tent, Horry" to, "break out the air condi.tioners, Mory." HISTORIC PENNSYLVANIA Tum your kids on to where it all began: Independence Hall. See Pittsburgh, the original Wild, Wild West itself. Gettysburg, where it all nearty blew apart. The whole state is one big historic pageant. In living color. ' Family \\'eekl" TftlvelU~A You only think you know our country and its heritage until you've seen these spots By Barbara Belford I t's fun to start a holiday on a sunny morning, . to throw the suitcases and picnic basket into the car and to take to the open road. It's fun to drive with all the car windows open, to dis- cover new places, to sing family songs, to stay at a motel wirb color TV and a swimming pool. Even a short journey coats one's shoes with the dust of new terrain and stores up memories of cities, fields, rivers and ports visited. NAPA VALLEY California Highway 29, north of Sao Fran- cisco, is known as the Napa Valley Wine Way. Here the famous labels of California come alive, and a most enjoyable day can be spent sipping one's way through wineries. G rapes ripen in late summer and early autumn, and the picking starts in mid-August. If you schedule a fall visit, · you can watch the multi-step proc.ess of-wine producrion-stemming, crushing, pressing, fer- menting. Virtually all the vineyar~ arrange tours and many have relics of the early days of wine growing to show visitors. Side Trips: See the Luther Burbank Memorial Gardens in Santa Rosa, or the Petrified Forest 12 miles away. At Vallejo, you can see the San Francisco Bay Naval Shipyard. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK In I 870 reports reached back East that the party led by Gen. Henry Washburn, Montana Territory's Surveyor-General, had visited an area of incredible beauty, with geysers of steam and a river that thundered a thousand feet into a gorge of yellow stone. Members of the party wanted to stake out a share · of the discovery, but one, Judge Cornelius Hedges, objected, say- ing, "I think it should be a national park." He argued so convincingly that the group persuaded Congress to act, and in 1872 it became the first national park in the world. This year Yellowstone is 100 years old, and it is the nation's most extensive area of geyser activity, with more than 10,000 thermal fea- tures. But perhaps its main attraction is its varied wildlife. More than 60 species of mammals- including both the black bear and the grizzly- call Yellowstone home. Side Trip: If you can't get to China, drive east from Great Falls, Mont., to sec Lewis and Clark National Forest with its t S-mile-long, I ,()()().foot-high Chinese Wall. GRAND CANYON When Theodore Roosevelt first saw the Grand Canyon he commented, "Leave it as it is. You (Continued) --~ 10 ''Must'' Places in the U.S.A. For Now and Future Vacations ................. In Tiburon, c .. lf., with SM Frwllco __ ....... One ot the many~ epota ••the ''wtfte ~:· FAMILY WEEKLY, Aprll 9, 1972 • 11 "Must'" Places (Continued /rom p11~1: J J J cannot improve on it." Prom the South Rim, the Graod Canyon's intricate composition and cver-<:banging colors arc transcendently beautiful. Its dimen- sions are huge-217 miles long, and, at places, a mile deep. The record that the canyon preserves is the history of al- mo t half of the lifetime of the earth. The visitor ha ·the choice of the North or the South Rim. The South Rim is the most popular; the North, wilder'. But to really experience the spectacle one should take the four-hour mule trip down to the river, spend a night at the ledge and return the next day. An even more exciting experience awaits those who ruo the river in rafts. Side Trip: See the Coconino Nationa1 Forest, which surrounds Aagstafl', Ariz. It's where Zane Grey wrote "Call of the Canyon." Great for camping, fish - ing. hunting. SANTA FE In 1609, Don Pedro de Peralta laid out the plaza here and built the Palace of the Governors-which makes Santa Fe the oldest capital in the United The Oregon Coast has been waiting for you for millions of years. ............... ,.. c-.•1eelf! .............. ,..c-. .. ............... ,..a...e ... .. , ................. .... ........ ...,..n .., .......... ,..,,.. •Wle .............. CllWll ..... .,,.,.. r.w ..,.. .......... .... ... .,. -........ ..., lla'tlt ........ ,.. .... ,... ,_, ....... , ,,_. • ncln••• .. _.1111, _ ..... _. Mw 1a ..,. ... ...,._.. .......... ,.. ......... ... ...... adh•••1T .....,. .......... Allill,....., wllllt .. ~-... Tiie -"-.. ,... llAIL COUPON OR WltlTI TODAY Tm.C fnfonueton, ~ m --H~DIY191oft a.•. ONeon m10 ....... eeftd ..... ~ ~ cMoe.d: 0 fillkolor ~ bootdet 0 HiehnY ...., 0 ,._.,.... 0 E-a fotd9r AOOtE ... ._ ___________ _ CITY-------------- ITATE------ZIP' ___ _ has it States. Jn lhe plaza you will see a marker for the end of the famed Santa Fe Trail, whiCh began in Missouri. Today the cily has become an artistic center. You can watch the Indians mak- ing and selling their handicrafts, and you'll want to walk a1ong Burro Alley where woodcutters once led their bur- ros loaded with pinyon and juniper. Among the city's attractions arc San Miguel Mission, dating from 1636 (it's the oldest church on the United States mainland); the Ha11 of the Modern Indian, containing exhibits on local Indian life; and Our Lady of Light Chapel, with its mysterious staircase built without the use of nails. Nearby is Bandelier National Monument, home of the ancient cliff dwellen. Side Trl1>9: The Zuni Pueblo, a large and important Indian town. is 41 miles from Gallup, which is itself an Indian trading center where Navajo, Zuiii, Hopi and Acoma Indians come to buy and sell. SAN ANTONIO San Antonio is best known as the location of the Alamo (Million San Antonio de Valero), one of the most famous shrines of liberty. The Alamo ii right in the center of town. In the last ~ade, San Antonio bu developed the San Antonio River, which winds throup the downtown area. The Pueo dcl Rio, or river wallc, ii lined with hotels, restaurants, abope, boutiques and nightclubs .• River'taxis take visitors on a tour of thil romantic, banana-tree- lined an:a. Childn:n play in HemisPair Plaza, site of the 1968 fair, and now a center for fun. And there is the Hertz· berg Circus Col~tion, a complete cir· cus in miniature including Tom Thumb's carriage and traditional circus wagons. Side Trip: At nearby Austin, the state capital, take a wide~yed look at the incredible Lyndoo Jobn10n li- brary, the 0 . Henry Memorial Muteum and the University of Texas. GREENFIELD VILLAGE "History is ~" wu Henry Ford's infamous dictum; but as the forgotten qualification, "u it ii taught in school," notes, it was written history that aroused bis wrath. No visitor to his mu1eum at Greenfield Village in Dear- born, Mich., can doubt bis attachment to the physical remains of the past. Among the JOO historic buildings arc Tbomu Edison's laboratory and Wit· bur and Orville Wrights' cycle shop, where the brothers built components for the Kitty Hawk flight. The mute um is true to Ford's desire to do things on a big scale. You enter through a replica. of Pbiladelpbia'a Independence Hall into an area covering 14 acres, with exhibits of everything from Cbippcn· dale furniture to 200 old automobiles- not all of wliicb arc Fordsl 8lcle Tripe: You can see automobiles being built in Qetroit-or in not-~far-away Lansing (the state capital) and Flint. CAJUN COUNTRY Traveling from Baton llouge to New (Conti1111etl u11 page U J ti• FAMILY WEEKLY. Aprll 9, 1172 r --- - - - - - - - - - -.-.,..1--. ... \' I ,,, Please send me the free Holiday Inn Directory · · I with maps and rates of all Holiday Inn locations. / \ Name FW Ad<W City State ip ___ _ Send to Holiday Inns, Inc., P.O. Box 18216 Memphis, Tennessee 38118 , • ;; "Must"' Pla~es (Co11tinutd from page 12) Orleans, one experiences .the f~inat ing Cajun Country, where the accent is French and Jovely plantation bousei are reminders of a vanished way of life. 1----~~~·u00L1..foLAca.dian.-tbe pC:ople- who were driven out of Nov.a Scotia by the British in 17SS. The.highlight of this tour is St. Martinville, where the well-known romance between E mme- line Labiche and Louis Arceneaux was the basis for Henry Wadsworth Long- fellow's poem, "Evangeline." A nearby attraction is Avery Island, not really an island"' but a huge dome of salt throat· ing up frorfl the marshes. Avery Island is a colorful paradise, with brilliant jungle gardens and a sanctuary for rare bird&. SlcM Tripe: Near Alexandria, ~·a the famous Hot Wells Health Resort and the Kisatchie National For- est -great for hunten, boaten and cam pen. WIWAMSBURG The restored Colonial capital of Vir- ginia is a complete community of the past, with people acting out, living and dressing in the I 8th-century manner. The charm of Williamsburg is that it holds th«? interest of. adults as well as cbild{en. Guards at The Magazine test their old horse pistols, and the keeper of the Publiclt Gaol will put guilty per- sons in the atocb or pillory-mostly for picture purposes. During the summer- time, special activities are scheduled for children to give parcnta a break to tee what t.bcy want. Side Trlpa: You can see cigarettes being made at Brown and Williamaon·a plant in nearby Petenburg (factory .. toun are free). lbere•a good bunting and fishing in Dismal Swamp near Suffolk, heart of peanut-raising land and home of Plant- er's Peanuts and a Lipton Tea plant BROOKGREEN GARDENS Americans who have enjoyed the formal gardens of Europe should know that between Georgetown and Myrtle Beach if:t~Soulb-earotina, ara oa~ .spet-called Murrells Inlet, is located Brookgreen Gardens, a 6,000.acre sanctuary displaying over 3SO pieces of sculpture by some 17S artists. Found-1-. en of Broolcgreen were Anna Hyatt Huntington, the noted sculptress from Bethel, Conn., and her husband, the late Archer Huntington. Pocai point of the garden is the live-oak avenue, with magnificent trees planted in the 18th century. Garden walks are designed in the shape of a butterfly with outspread wings, and the walb lead to reftection pools and garden areas. Side Tripe: You're near the great South Carolina beaches that surround and include Myr· tle Beach, just north C:t Brooltgreen, and to the south are historic George- town and Charleston (which has aome of the South's most famous gardens) SLEEPY HOLLOW RESTORATIONS Less than an hour away from crowded . Manhattan is the Hudson River Valley, where you can travel back into the life· style of the early Dutch tetders. In Tarrytown is Sunnyside, the home of Washington Irving, where you can see the room where he wrote the beloved legends of the Headless Horseman and Rip Van Winkle. At North Tarrytown is Philipsburg Manor, situated where the Hudson and Pocantico riven meet. Side Trl1>9: Across the Hudson from Tarrytown is the city of Nyack, with its fascinating shops and views of the ·Hudson. South of Nyack, in Bergen County, are New Jersey's famous Palisades. A Tourist's Eye View of the U.S. (A Key to Our Travel Map) from Weat to Ea8t: WMhlngton -Climb a Space Needle in Seattle, or a cliff in Mount Rainier Na- tional Park Oregon-If log rolling'a your thing, here's where to do it Cttllfomla-A veritable .. pleasure dome," what with Sequoia National Park, San Francisco, Napa Valley and Disneyland ldaho-Sk.i Sun Valley or play astronaut in Craters of the Moon National Mono· ment NeY8Cla-Outdoor types, see Late Mead National Recreation Arca; indoor types, see Las Vegas Utah-After Great Salt Lake and Salt Lab City, drop by Natural Bridges National Monument ' Arizona -Grand Canyon National Park doesn't really take up the whole state - •it just uems that big Mont8nll-Visit Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park, Butte Wyoming-Say hello to the bean ( cau- tiously, please) in Yellowstone Nation· al Part Colorado-Air Force Academy and Pikes Peat arc just two attractions in a state that's full of 'cm • t• • FAMILY WEEKLY, Aprll t. 1172 New Mexico -After a shopping spree in old Santa Pc, visit White Sands Nation- al Monument North Duobl -See Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park South Oak.obi-Badlands National Moou- ment and the awet0me Mount Rush- more National Memorial Nebreelul-Have you ever seen Scotts Bluff National Monument? Ka---.5ee Eisenhower Center and Old Town. Abilene OtctMoma-The Indian is still k..ing around Anadarko T••• -Anything you want -cowboys, steers, San Antonio's Alamo or oil. Mlnnnota-See the cathedral in St. Paul, and pay your respects to Paul Bunyan in Brainerd Iowa-While you 're seeing au• that '"tall com," be sure to stop at the Anton Dvorak Memorial, Spillville MlllOUl'I -Whitewash a fence in Mark Twain's Hannibal; eec the Pony Express MU1eum in St. J09epb ~rtc......._oet healthy at Hot Springs L.oWel8na-The Bayou Country is •world of itaown Wleconeln -U you're a Republican, tee the OOP's Uttle White Schoolhouse birthplace in Ripon; Democrats, see the dairy farms Ullnoll-From the "Windy City," brcer.e down to Dickson Mounds State Mmeum of the Illinois Indian, in Havana Mlchlpn-Your car will enjoy seeing the Henry Ford Mmeum and Greenfield ViJ.la&e, Dearborn (and you will, too) lndlw-lllioois' and Kentucky may not lite it. but the Lincoln Boyhood Na- tional Memorial and State Part is just aouth of Lincoln City, Ind. Ohio -Old Town, U.S.A., in Mansfield, takes you bad to the era of the covered wagon Kentuctcy-Tbe most 12 a a r t.oneftcsb, bone farms and b1ue..-119fWbere Temu111 See the ea., llw Mmeum, Jacbon, and hear Coalrf Western music in Nashville 11 ....... ppt -Civil Wu-lillilb, eee Viets.. burg; architectural ba«w,-Longwood HOUie, Natchez r AJllbllM Flower )oven take note: Bel- liqratb Gardens are in Mobile ll•IM -Enjoy lobster on that famous .. rockbound coa.at" New H.,......_A state that features the Old Man of the Mountaioa, Franconia Notch-and plenty of charm Vermont-Here's where you11 find that oft- photograe_bcd covered bridge 11 .... c .. uAtta-Our forefathen' spirit still abounds in Bolton, Plymouth, Con- cord and Lexinaton Connecticut-Besides Mystic Seaport, there's also the Barnum Museum, Bridgeport Rhode l9a8nd -See a rut ligbtbome on Block Island New York-Ghosts and grandeur minale at the Sleepy Hollow Restorations, Tarry- town Penn1ylwanl•-Gedy1bur1 and Valley Forge tell of two wan Nft .lerMy-You can enjoy Atlantic City's boardwalk, evep without Mi.as America Map by John W. Freas Weet Vlrglnl8 -See where John Brown made his raid at Harpen Perry V1rglnla-Colonial Williamsburg is a mlU'f at least once in your life ....,...._Visit the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis Detllwer9 -See the Wiotertbur Muaeum Americana collection. Wilminaton North C•rolln• -Camp in the Great Smokies, tee the Wriaht Brothen Me- morial at Kitty Hawk and chat with eome Cape Hatteru fisbermen -•..i loulh c.rolne-Brookpeen Gardem near Georaetown is one of the unsung mar- vels cA the U.S. Geotg18 -Visit Warm Springs and Port Frederica National Monument Flortd8-Wbile visiting Cape Kennedy and the Everglades, don't forget the Rin1-lin& Bros. Circus in Saruota Alaka-Here, Eskimos still live in time- booorcd fashion H...if -Volcanoea, beaches, surfb.-1 and • the hula are a special mixture t .. , ,. FAMILY WEEKLY. ~rut: 1172 • 11 RIDE, STROLL OR RELAX IN OUR 500 SQUARE MILES. AND REDISCOVER YOURSELF. Find what you've been missing where our big mountains soar from beautiful valleys. Where the au- thentic west lives on. Chuck wagons, campfire5 and fun. Play tennis. Golf. Fish. Swim. Enjoy it all this sum- mer from our superb lodges, cabins or tent cabins. Or have more of it all to yourself in June or in September. Start out by mailing our coupon. Grand Tetons (!) ~ where the west is on .GRAND TE'I'ON LODGE COMPANY Jack.,.., Wyoming Managed by Rockreaorta, Inc. Operators of Jackson Lake Lodge, Jenny Lake lodge, Colter Bay Vlll•ge. Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club. r------------------------------, I GRAND TETON LODGE COMPANY ~I I Reservations otrice: 209 Poat Street, San Francisco, Callfomle 94108 I I Gtnllemen: Pleue Mnd me ~r brodlu,., on vactdlon• In the Grand Teton1. I I I I Name I I I I Md•-•~ I I I I I L.:'~-------------~~--------~--J~J If you were wealthy, habituated to glamour, and constantly pursued by autograph how uls. where would you go to "get away from it all"? Here's how some of America·s best-known personalities solve the riddle . . \ Where HOilywood Stars Spend Their Vacations By Bea Miller Where do Hollywood's famous peo- ple spend their holidays? It's a tough decision for many of them, especially those who are easiest to recognize and who would prefer not to be recognized while they're vacationing. The most de- sirable spots for them an off the beaten . Jimmy Stewart: When he isn't in Africa on a photo safari, he takes his family to Sun Valley, Idaho, in the winters and to H awaii in the summers. He's been doing that for years. Grace Kelly, Prlnc.u of Monaco: The Prince, the Princess and their three children fty over to spend American vacations as real dudes at the King Ranch in Texas -where they all enjoy horseback riding. Robert Redford: He's a true chauvinist who says bis own Sundance resort in Utah is a vacation para- djse. It's where he and his family live full time -va- cations included. Rudi o.tnrelch: The con- troveniaJ designer drives two hours up Highway 101 from Los Angeles to spend time at the elegant and quiet San Ysidro Ranch near Santa Barbara. Calif. Glenn Ford: He loves trout fishing in Oregon and Wasbmgton-especially the Klamath River-and driv- ing up the Columbia River Highway into Vancouver. Raquel Welch: R aquel teUs you that she has no time for vacations so she has lea rned to enjoy the places she visits while on film locations. "The most memorable place l 'vc visited is tbe desert near Scottsdale, Ariz. One eve- ning after filming I walked out into the desert to enjoy rrack; their vacations become a retrear from society-a time to spend wilh the family, reflecting and relaxing. But of course lhere are also the actors who do nothing but travel to film locations around the world, and all they want to do is take a vacation at home! Rock Hudton: He gets in his k.ing-sii.e Land Rover and heads across the U.S. -making stops in the Da- kotas, at Yellowstone and in the Arizona desert, which be particularly loves. Since Rock is a skier, be spends time at Vail, Colo., and Mammoth Mountain, Calif., in the winters. Bobby Darln: He is apt to be found camping in Big Sur. Ca1if. Clint Ea•twood: He says. 'T ve always Celt a place you like well enough to visil on vacations is prob- ably the place you should Hve all year round. For ·that reason we've made our home in Carmel, Calif., rather than just enjoying it on those occasions when we have a f cw days or a vacant week." Janet Leigh: "For our family, the people are as importanl as the place, so we hit oo Bear Valley, a ski resort in Northern Cal- ifornia. It's our favorite all-season weekend and va- cation a r ea-the place where we tub and hike in the summers and ski in the winters." Richard Crenna: Mrs. Crenna, Richard and their three children take off for Lake Almanoor in Cali- fornia's High Sierras for a month every year. the sunset. I experienced ......, W.lcll ltewe McOUMn Steve McQueen: This rough-and-ready guy loads his motorcycle on a truck and h eaJs for P a lm Springs, Calif., where he also has a home. such serenity and such a dee p s ense of nature's beauty that the place bas become a very special one for me." Jane Powell: She sails to Catalina JsJand, Calif., on her boat. 16 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Aprll 9, 1972 Ernest Borgnlne: Like Maria Callas and Jackie Onas.!is, Ernie is an island lover. But he chooses Ha- waii instead of the Greek islands. M,:SunsJi~e says . . ''Get my ' greal American Sleeping '' 0 "\'1111sli1i1e potato chips . -I - - Free. With a test drive. A campground guide and road atlas worth $4.25. There's no other book like it. For the first time, you don't need two bOoks to tell you where you're going -and how you're going to get there. 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In 2~. saucepan, sprinkle gel- atin over consomme; let stand S minutes to soften. 2. Cut peppen in half crosswiJe, to form shells; carefully remove core and seeds. Bring consomme to boiling; add pepper shells, cut- side up. Cover and boil 3 min- utes; peppers will be bright green but still crisp. 3. Remove shells; tum upside down a moment to drain; then refrigerate. 4. Bring coosomme bKlc to boil- ing, add onion and boil for 30 seconds only. Pour into a bowl set over ice and water to chill until thick but not set. Takes about 30-3S minutes. 5. Add tuna, tomato, iceberg let- tuce, lemon rind, lemon juice, seasoned salt and few twists of pepper from pepper mill to thick- ened consommc; tou lightly to mix well. I . Fill each pepper 1bell with mixture, piling high. (Mixture will hold its shape if consomme is thickened enough.) Chill. 7. To tervc, place peppers on crisp lettuce leaves, garnish with 1 teaspoon sour cream and lemon wedge each. Serve with crisp rye wafen. Maus4 s~rvlngs Approximate calorie count: total caJories 460; 11 S calories for t terving. GOLD DUST CHICKEN BREASTS 2 ...... dlkklft .,,. ... (2~ .... ) ........ eldnned ~-1 te11pa•currrpo•• ~••polft*J ....... 11•111pa•MMJ l1I ................... rtnd "'~.,..... ... ~ .. 11paoe ... Varying the diet menu is important to the spirit and the palate. Here are some low-calorie recipes with the unexpected tang and freshness of citrus. 'IMM~l~I~® LATEX fl.AT WALL FINISH ROGERS MINT PRODUCTS ovoilob'8 at SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STORES See Yefo.N Pages undef point f<X the location ot the st<Xe nearest you. Pepper 2 ......... C.tllomla CM-.fll 1, ............ lllced ,....., 1. Preheat oven to 350° F. Sprin- kle chicken breasts with curry powder and dry muatard. rubbing well into ftcsb. Place in &hallow 1 t l4 x 7~ x 1-%-incb baking pan, meat aide down. 2. Combine honey, orange rind, orange juice. salt and pepper from pepper mill. Pour over chicken. Cover pan tightly with aluminum foil. bake for 40 minutes. 3. Turn chicken over, baste with liquid. Recove r with foil and bake I S-20 minutes looger, until chicken is tender. 4. Arrange on heated serving platter. Pour liquid from pan over chicken. Garnish ptatter SALMON ROLL-UPS WITH CUCUMBER SAUCE 4 thin ..... of flounder or tll1'I (2~ oa. •lldl, lppfO•. tlnctweloftg) Mt ~ •mp D Oft p"Pflb 2 .. Mp DOM Clil*'I. ........ 1 t•lllpDOft choppect ..... lo 11••··-....,~onlon Of1l!i tellpDDM ....... ...... onloft, .... ,. lllild ~ llllpDDll lfMlcl leMcMt rtnd 1lllllllpDOftplul1 ••PDOft ........ 1 cm~ oa.) ..._., •lllned ......... eucu... Satee (Ndpe below) 1. Preheat oven to 400° F . ~n fillets on both sides with ~ tea- spoon salt and paprika. 2. Turn fillets dart side up; sprin- kle with capen and pimiento. Combine ~ teaspoon salt, onion, lemon rind, lemon juice and tlakcd salmon. Mound 3 table- spoons of the mixture on each fillet. 3. RoU up, jelly-roll style; place in shallow baking dish. Cover with lid or aluminum foil. Bake at 400° F. for 10 minutes; qncov- er and bake IS minutes longer. Top each serving with I or I \.i tablespoons Cucumber Sauce. • Malu1 4 urvings CUCU~BER SAUCE ¥1 cup ............... CNrMlr ,, .... cucumber v.. ~ ............. eour en ... or WlrC..Mt 1 .... ~......, cflopped Inion or 1~ .. llpoons ....... ........ onion, .....,. .... ~ .. MpoOft ... ~ .. apoon ..... lemon rind 1 ~ .. MpOOM lemon juice 3 tMl11pa0111 lnelr chopped ,.,..., 1. Jn small bowl, combine aJI in- gredients. Refrigerate; snve cold. Ma/cu ~ cup, about 4 s~niingi Approximate caJorie count for Roll-ups with Sauce: total calo- ries, 720; 180 caJories per ~ng. with orange slices, add a sprig of parsley for more color if de- sired. Serve 2 orange slices with each chicken breast. Maus 4 1~rving1 Approximate calorie count: total. 480; 120 per serving. • FAMILY WEEKLY, AcN'll t , 1tn • 1t Kings: 20mg~r.~1.3 mg. nico1ine-JOO' s: 22 mg~•·:· ts mg. nico11ne av. Plf cigarene. FTC Ret>On Aug'.71 A Calendar of Spring and Summer Festivals By f ranees Shemanski A handy guide to what's happening where and when MAY ht. 5M Feld•al, Indianapolis, Ind. Until May 31. f.adn11 smta Aatiques Fw ud We, White Plains, N.Y. Until May6. Stla. l•lenatioul Festi•al, Toledo, Ohio. Until May 7. ,tta. Jualow Mill hpnt, Mobile, Ala. Until M!lY 10. Old Don.-0.JS, Dover. Del. Also May 7. Cotto. CanalnJ, Memphis, Tenn. Until May I 3. KellhKky Derby, Louisville, Ky. I tdl. 'l'llllp Fatlftl, Pella. Iowa. Until May 13. Ilda. 'hip Fad• .. , Albany, N .Y. Until May IS. 14tll. l'rHbell Festini Weet, Bal- timore, Md. Until May 20. 19tlt. Viki .. Fat, Poulsbo, Wash. Until May 21. FatiH) of Arts, Little Rock, Ar'-:. Until June 4. ltth. Padlc Northwest Cham· plombip All·ladia• Rodeo, Tygh Valley, Ore. AJso May 21. 21114. T_,_ T01111111mellil, Marathon, Fla. Until May 27. 26tll. Glftll Rf.e.-FrielldlllipCrut., Green River, Utah. Also May 27. 27th. Tra.po "72, Washington, O.C. • Until June 4. Big air &bow. 28th. Sunay HonH:lutriot RMes, Ft. Totten, N. Oak. 3tdl. StnwlNny Fettt..a, Buckhan- non, W. Va. Until June 4. JUNE Jsf. latenuttioaal Mlllk Fadval, Aspen, Colo. Until Aug. 31. Jrd. Sluimp Fe.tti•al -4 me.lllg of Fled. Biloxi, Mia. Also June 4. 4th. OW AllM .. a-1ae Fleaa, Albu- querque. N.M . Until June 11. 6cb. FMlta Nodle •l Rio, San An- tonio, Tex. Every Tuesday, Fri· day and Saturday night. Until Aug. 29. tdt. Jambablya Faahal, Gonzales, La. Until June 11. • J6tlt. Mermaid Fettival, North Webster, Ind. Until June 24. FIDe Arts Fetllnl, Annapolis, Md . Until June 18. 17da. V9'oe ... Rf•uhet Mara- .... Fairbanks, Alaska. Also June 18. Buller IOI Day P8"Mle, Charleston, Mass. llllcthM FetliHI, St. Louis, Mo. AlloJunc 18. Ilda. NEBRASKAlaetl 0.,. _. -• lllJI RoMc>, North Platte, Neb. Until June 2S. 21,._ Mw.llM S-....... F• d•al, Fairbanks, Alaska. Game at midnight without artificial lights. Abo a Midnight Sun Fes- tival at Nome. JW. 5tCla SIMe F•, Honolulu, Hawaii. Until July 4. tlrd • ........_ Festh•al, Bridgcpc:lrt. Conn. Uatil July 4. Circus fctc. 256. Eafm•f_t .. Fndnl, Cen- tral City, Colo. Until July 31. ltdli. FolHfe Pettbal, Washington, O .C . Unlil July 4. Momt• State Art ... Crat. Fair, Ripley, W. Va . Until July 4. JULY hL 7Sdl A•henary of Gold ~ Seattle, Wash. Until July 10. Ship Pageant, July 17. Newport Jm Fettival-New Vort City. UotiJ July 9. Famous event moves lo New York. Ptu Datcll Folk Fe.el.al, Kutz.town, Pa. Until July 8. ..... r.de ... lllte O.y c..... dom, Boston, Mass. J4dl. Art. Feltt•al _. P.-of die MaAen, Laguna Beach Calif. Until Aug. 27. ~City FestJv.a, Peru, Ipd. Also July IS, 19-22. s.-afat "72, Milwaukee, Wis. Until July 23. 17tll. Salalr, Seattle, Wash. Until Aug. 6. 19da. Cltocaiw IJMUam Fair, Philadelphia, Miss. Until July 22. 211t. Aqatnalal, Minne,apolis, Minn. Until July 30. 2W. F......,. Days, Cheyenne, Wyo. Until J uty 31. lSda. Polka Fadwal, New Ulm, Minn. 1'81. FAlllknl N..._..,. M0rpo Hone Sllow~ ~o~ptoo, Mass. Until July 30. 21dl. Nonlk Fat, Decorah, Iowa. Until July 30. 19dl. Folk F_,.al md Folkllfe Collleftlltt, Schaefterstown, Pa. Aho July 30. Music Pcat.ival, Aug. 12; Harvest Fair, Sept. 16-17. AUGUST 1M. N . B. Lape ol Arts ad Cnfts F•, Mt. Sunapee State Part. Until Aug. 7. 4dt. ~ SealOCMll Fetilh'al, Rockland. Until Aug. 6. o.,.. of "76, Deadwood, S. Oak. Until Aug. 6. Sdl. l.Merudoul Sea Feldnl, Long Beach, Calif. Until Aug. 20. Ida. A•dques Sltow _. s.le, Bur- lington, Vt. Until Aug. 10. ltda. lllter-TriW ...._ Cenmo- .W,Gallup, N. M. Until Aug. 13. 14dl. AIMl'k:aa ..._ Eq_..., Anadarko, Olla. Until Aug. 19 . J 7dl. ,...._. SWe F•, Indianap- olis. Uotil Aug. 27. 24da. Ollio SWe FaJr, Columbus. 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They·re a brand-new way for you to enjoy our aoft facial tissue. J\nd you have five colors to choose from: white, pink, orange, yellow and green. 1.f;~ Tips from a Camping Expert: These regions provide Ideal camping adventure. Just consider wt..t rour tamlS, wants to do and-. then stock up on road maps Md hitthetralll No matter where you may Jive in the U.S .• tberc'a a region relatively close to you that often enticing camp- grounds and unexplored w•terway1. Here are some great camping areas rve discovered. but the crowds haven't. Wldemw Adn11c.n -Mlae. A trip through Maine'• rugcd mouotain- lake country is designed for the reaJ outdoonman. I'd advilc a bWng trek or canoe voyage. 1be hikiq camper can enjoy the Rangeley Lakea region, following off- shoots of the Appalachian Trail. mostly atop a chain of mouotaios. Northern Maine's ruged landlcapc is wide open for those who like to camp beside quiet streams or cbaim of Jakes. There are about 300 sites along canoe aod foot trails. A bit f artber north is Acadia Na- tional Park. with 41,000 acres of wood- lands and campgrounds. <;..-Lllka C......,-MJmlpll- Wllco Jf • State-forest campsites are aeneraJly smaH-two to ten units-usu- ally alonpide a late or stream. Because of the abundance of sites, if one spot becomes crowded, you simply move to another a few miles away. If you pref er wilderncsa camping along remoce streams, you can explore areas rarely frequented by other hu- mans. But cbeck the watcn ahead when exploring. Many of these riven ~ve impassable rapids or falls. TVAlrbe ~-y__.. tee. These lakes, formed by the Ten- nessee Valley Authority, create a boat camper's paracUse. There are thousands of miles of shorelines to explore. You can live aboard your boat or camp ashore. All big lakes have excellent fa- cilities for recreational-vehicle camp- ing and tents. For a leisurely trip, camp io only "' one or two places. Trying to cover the entire region in a short time is impos- sible-and you couldn't do justice to all the fine attractiom here. Momtala Comdry-M•tm.. Each summer, thousands of campers visit Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. But there arc equally fine-and much less crowded-campgrounds a short distance away. 1 once drove for 20 miles along a Montana stream where good camping apots abounded, without spotting a sinale human! Try the Montana hiah country near Red lodge, for example. Your family can camp within waiting distance of snow-even in midsummer. (Detailed information on these areas can be obtained from state tourist bu- reaus, conservation departments and the National Park Service.) 0 FAMILY WfEl<L Y, Aprll t , 1972 • n Where I Goto . Avoid the Crowds By Pete Czura .. With me. it all came <lown to otlt' word. Mon<.•v. I 1wt•d('(l a ~·h(llarship to. KO to collt•gt·. ,\n<l I ~ol Olll' from Army ROTC. It P"Y' for all my tuition. hoo~\ a1ul lab f<'·l'~ ... it\ n·nl ly u Koocl cll'a1 :· , ·· 1 ncn-r m nsickr<'C'I myself espt.'<:ial ly patriotic, hut I <lo fl•d that CV<'t)'Ont"s got an obligat ion to hi~ cou1Hry. And by taking Anny ROTC. I'll K<'t to ~rvt• mine as an officer. It"~ that simple•'.' Army ROTC. ThC' m ore you look at it. the J.x•ttc r it looks. "My rcasons arc · basicully sc•lfbh. I gm·~~. jobs arc really ~t.'llin~ har<l to J.{l't th<.·~· day~. and I know for a fact•that a lo t of employer!> think an ROTC hruy\ ~ot a ht~a<l start in maaH:ig-ement and thinJ.{S like tha1:· ,. "Maybe I'm <lifft•rcnt, hut l'v<.• lx'Cn considc1;nK the Amw as a c.'lret'r. I rcallv think I can · contribute' somcthinl{. chang<' things, makt• thcm lx•ttt•r. you know~" Army llOTC P.O . Boa 12703 Philedelfllai• ..... 191'4 Pleue giw IN 90tt re.- why I .,_Id lab ROTC. _______ County ___ _ ________ Zip ____ _ C.:•l• Planttina 10 Alle!Ml __ FWM-n 18 mg. "t•.· 1 .4 mg. nicotine w. per cig•me. FTC Ripon Aug. 7l =---. --of Chanukah ... Anne Meara Stiner re- STILLER 6 MEARA YkldW. with a brogue The comedy team of Stiller and Meara are, in real life, married to each other -and, just like their TV routine, he (Jerry Stiller) is short and Jewish, while she (Anne Meara) is tall, Irish and Roman Catholic. They are also one of the happiest couples around. But they must have had some adjust- ments to make, we suggested when we talked with them. "The most difficult adjustment in our mixed marriag~." Jerry recalled, "was deciding how to raise the kids. They now have become appreciative of all religions and think they have the best of al\ worlds, with a Christmas tree and gilts for each day called the easien adjustment "involved food and language. I grew up in an Irish-Jewish neighborhood, where bagels mixed amiably with corned beef and cabbage. Words like shlemiel and chutzpah were spoken with a brogue ... Manr people know someone named Jim Smith. Many people are Jim Smith. The Veterans Administration has had some 16,000 on its roles. In 1969, one of them got to wondering about the others and organized the Jim Smith Society. On July 22-23, there'll be the third annual Jim Smith Fun Festival near Niagara Falls, N.Y. There are members in 40 states, the District of Columbia, Canada, Australia and New 1.ealand. One is a woman, hapti7.ed Jim Smith in Oklahoma. The founder is compiling information for a book, and is interested in hearing about buildings, roads, towns, ()rganizatioos, etc., named in honor of a Jim Smitll. Also acts of heroism and achievements. He is James H. Smith, Jr., President, Jim Smith Society, Dept. FW, 2016 Milltown Road, Camp Hill. Pa. 17011. DATES: The Academy Awards will be televised live Mond•r night. The Na- tional Book Awards will be presented ' • Thureday, which is also Thomas Jeffer- son's birthday. Saturday is the dead- line for filing 1971 U.S. income tax returns. ANNIVERSARIES: Jackie Robinson became the first Negro major-league baseball player (Brooklyn Dodgers) 25 years ago TuffdaJ. President Abra- ham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre in Washing- ton 107 years ago FrldaJ. The "Titanic" struck an iceberg 60 years ago Frld•y. BIRTHDAYS: Sund•J-Sen. J. William F\dbright is 67; Jean-Paul Belmondo . 39; Hugh Hefner 46. Monday-Chuck Connors is 48; Omar Sharif 40. Tun- dar-Ethel Kennedy is 44. Wednn- d•r-Ann Miller is .4.9. Thur8day- Howard Keel is 53. FrldaJ-Rod Stei- ger is 47; Julie Christie 32. Saturday -Oaudia Cardinale is 37. -'~ ~.· ~· :-i ··• i. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Omar Sh•rtf and Julie Chrlatle Quips & Clooles . I WELL, WELL BY RICHARD ARMOUR A study reveals that women patienta who do the most housework after an illness recover the molt rapidly.-New• Uem Out of her sickbed and back to her mopping, Back to her scrubbing and dusting. This is the patient, we find, never stopping, Who's quickest of all readjusting. Perhaps it's the stooping, the reach for a shell, That heals, u it helps circulation Perhaps it's the fact she can't think of heneU That gives her that happy sensation. Whatever it is, back to health it will get her. It's pleasing, as well, to her spouse. Yes, day after day, as she works, she looks better And to, may I add, does her house. The spinster pooh-poohed her friend who suggested that it wa.s too bad she did not have a husband. "I have a dog that growls." she said, "a parrot that swears, a fireplace tha' smolces and a cat that stays out all night. Why should I want a husband?'" -Lucille /. Good11ear THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kift .-life differently. S.nd GOntrltw- tlon• to "Chlld," hmlly WMlll)', 641 lA•incton Aw .. N. Y., N. Y. 10022. $10 If uMd-none '9tumH. As I poured out a "I-calorie per gallon" bottle of root beer, I carefully measured it into all eight of the children's glasses. One of my sons watched each move and glass. As I finished the last glass, be looked up with a puzzled Hpression. "I wonder which one got the calorie?" be said. -Mn. Eleanor Bono. Peotone, lU. 8y Frank Basinski LITTLE EMILY "You'll heve to w81t untH my parents d9ckle who'• .......... of .... hou .. , .. • FAMILY WEE.CLY, Apllll, tt72 • 11 Make}Uur problems ii little easier You're a teenager. And some- times life seems just full of worries. School. And boy- friends. And thoughts of the future. Little problems to some people, but they're your whole world. And every now and then you hit an?xtra rough spot-like once a month. So it's a good thing there are Tampax tampons. They can let you forget the time of the month because they're wom internally. No uncomfortable bulges or chafing. Only Yott, dependable protection. They come in three absorbency- sizes: Regular, Super and Junior. With all your other problems, Tampax tampons give you one less thing to worry about. Outfit t>y Emily M UQUISITt ••••Al r .. ..._ ..... ...,'1.9' U..,..._.. few eame.11&.-Uke beauty! Ta.... me-diwa lille tuben produce •11•b low powiqDlute wi&li i.,..1ee ... uid..,.. ...... ooathuao_,,. aiCI- ' 'Hf to frCl9t.Berpja oll• bri ... Yirid color ...Uture ol .. nllow, white, Dialr, oraa •. eearlet, -11n011, ete. u avii&ble. S.U.Uoaa.llU.lt eoopon ud mall order now. PEONY SPECIAL 83fN •. 3for ""'",.._, S2.49 Hardy, m.u .. ..-a.. offer ra" bea11ty whh Iara• 1howy bloom• oa ea. .. I to I leet tall . . _..__.-=... . .,..,....... ... Low Growing Bushy Mounds of Daullng Color Set Landscapes Blazlng Late August to Frost At lut. ... we can offer you Hardy Aatera that buah out in low 1ym11'etrical I to l 1'l foot mounda ao rompletely covered with richly colored brilliant fto-ra they actu-ally out.ahioe "J ac;lt Freet" and hie autumn foliap! Euy to pow in full aun or part&al ahade, when planted 2 to 3 r"-'t apart the entire row or border filla out t-0 ahow a continuoua ma. of the fineet primary ahadn that lut late Aquil ricbt uP to IJ'ftSiDc ... u.. Thi.a 8aFpia <Hr• will brine h111Ddredl ol bloom• r .... turin1 a.orted colon of ... Blue. Red. White and Pink u availabW ... to thrill you, your family and friend• lon1 after other ftowen are faded and gone. ...... or COLOUVL BLOOKI TU& .naa TU& WITllOOT &aPUJfTDIO. Equally important, thne hardy perenniaJa will become more IO'l'fOU. eaeb aucttedin1 year. Taken from "proven bloomin1". nureery srown tt.o<-k, thew root diviaiona are ready for firat tran1plantin1 to your aarden. Any Sprina planted ASTER not produ<'in« a number of hloom• the uJiM. year replaced frN. If ~ou order now you aet 10 ASTERS for only 11.98 ... 20 for only 13.76. Hurry. Check coupon and Mail Today. This offer aJao mak'9 available other popular flower 1arden plant• at wnaational pre-eeuon .. v- inp ... plua valuable bonuwa frff of extra coet. For hein1 prompt hel"t''11 another hi1 honua ... MAIL coupon hefore May 10 and pt FHEE of extra t"Oll a valuable TRITOMA (Red Hot Pokf'r). for aprina plantina. P1an ahead--order your 1prin1 plantino now ... and 11ave bi• money. ANIJ ...... ..., ..... OUTDOOI 6AIDIN POOl COMPU11 SS.ti 2 fw 17.65 Beautify prden, lawna and live your landecape new dimeneione. Ready-to-inatall aunken prdn pool. JOdney abaped, (3'6• • 2•3• • 8'deep at pound Jevel).hu,.. ceeeed water Illy pot. Euily in· .tailed. need• no plumbin1. ~naational when eurrounded by no ...... abrubeorprdenplanll and ideal for aparklinc IOldfiah and colorful water liliee. Healthy lake collected waler lily bulb (Nymphaea Odorata). liven free with each pool. Be fint in your neisbborbood to slcwify your-yard or prden with thia fabuloul prden pool. Check coupe>n and mail today. h...._.• ttan1, CAUlllOIS ORDER NOW-SEND NO MONEY Pay later When Your Order Arrives For Spring Planting Juat fill in roupon and aelet"t your cboitt of the. amu-1in1 n>0ney .... ,in1 barpina. When you1 order i8 deliv- ered in time fM aprin1 plantins pay thru poatman plua C.0 .0 . 11o•tait> or uve C.O.D. c-harSH. by aendins re-mittanl'f' with order plua 76c and we will ahip poetace pa.id and inrlude FREE a valuahle C ANDLEtS-OF- HEAVEN plant (Our 11.00 value). All hoouae1 to which you att entitled l'OIM thia aprin« with your order. You tab no chanc-ea heocauw if you aren't aatitfied on inapec- tion return within 10 daya for n-rund of putthue prit'f'. Oon't wait, mail ~r today. OUR FAMOUS 3-WAY GUARANTEE 1. If not utisfied on a11ival rettarn w1ttlift 10 days fOC' l*fcMse ~ price refund. 2. Any plant not devetopina. repl1Cement is fr• (5 yr. limit). J. Any item from ws ... Sime srldes ... found for less, Slfld f)foof and wt will refund difftrence in cast\. MICHIGAN IULI COMPANY, l>ept.PA-1..e Oftwl ...... , Mich._ 49502 .......... 1tm ...................................... . •.=,......••rillll....,__.., ... ...,,...e.o.o: ....... . 111-•n• .... ""t"-11_...... .. ......,.,,..,..,. ...... ............................. a i• MIDY ..,. asna<,..... -...,. . 11.• a ....._ °""OI...., Pltllla> .. .. . . .. . .. 1n a IA*• POOl ~nu...., u., ... ,. . . . 1• a 2 u.1 POOlS<tm2....,u., .... >. . . , ... 0 I CAMATIOllS <1111i' .... -' nrillltl).... .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . 1• 0 24 CAMATICMS.................. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. 2• 0 I Miit.iA 116ors ~ .... ). .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t• 0 • tlADtOLUS (f ...... ,._ .... 18M).......... . ........... JM 0 I KllOttlAS (I ................ ) ........................... t.• eprina wf&IMNt NPlaaU... We .hip 3 eturcly 2 to 3 eye plantinc ltock rocK diYiiNooe at ~ planti.QS time I« on!y 12.'9 ... 3 colore ... one each of pink, white and red (8 few N .76). Check coupon. Few perennial• are eo richly thowy and 1picy fra.srant N theee sarden carnation• (Crenadin) that bloom year after year without replantin1. Larae. colorful ftow- en bloom m abundance all aummer even intermittently into fall. Barpin offer brinl8 you 2 yr. nuNery plant.a. field IJ'(>wn from aeed, atronaly rooted and ready for fint tran~anLin1 in a rainbow mlll of Pink, Red. \ellow ud White colon and varieliee a1 available. 8 for onlf noo ... '4 plane. '2.60. Check order blank 0 Hl:OftlU (Plllll. ...... llMI Ill')..... . . .. . .. . .. . .. .. • . .. .. ....... Ut 0 ' ........ (2 llCll ... ,. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . •.•. 4.71 0 I atUPt• MOX(.._.....,.) .. . IM 011~........... ,. and mail CICKIPoD today. 8 fw ..., $1.CI DAHUAS 8 ,_ '1.M How freel.y they bloom with rich autumn ftowen! A90r&ed s)ant dec- orative and double ball type. Beau- tiful reda. yellow1, lavender. _pink . bronae. etc. u available. Check coupon for Sprin1 plantin1 delivery and mail today. Every Dahlia auaranteed! TOTAL AllCMllT TIM OMIH S ... __ _ ADDITIONAL NH IONUSB o 11il.,.. _....,MY 11....._rmOMA~111t ....,, ...... ......... 0 OMlllTOTAUP.•OIMOll SlllOltdT•lllSCUS ........ ....... lMll. ........................ --........ , ..... ,.. .... ,... 0 OIDO TOTALS IUI GI MOil. lllO llAflT lllltSCW .... 111..mt llOUAtlD .......... ...,. ........ ...., ....... ---.................... CITY STAT' '"-------------~---------~----~ I I ' • ' I • • • I --.. ' FAMIL'f WEEKLY • • • FINAL Sl'ORTS • • • T'v' WcEK • • • LOCAL WANT ADS SUND Y, AP.RIL 9,,1972 PEANUTS rr'& NEVER BUT WHAT ' . IT LL PROBABL'( CLEAR VP AN!( MINVTE NOW ••• I THINK I ~EE THE ~UN .. I WHERE'~ EVERL(ONE '(Oll RE Ol!T OF 'itll/R MINP, CHARLIE GOIN6? DON'T GO! 6ROWN ! AN!.(ONE Wl-10 k)OUL.D 601N61tl STOP ABOllT RAINING!. l'M THE GAME? 601N6 HOME! WE HAVE A 6AME TO . ~TAND OUT IN Tl41S RAIN ~HOL!LP ~LA'<!COME 6ACK!! ~EE .A PS't'CHIATRl~T! waL,r!ELLO,TuERE . .WHAT I THINK THERE MU~T 6E CAN I 00 FOR '1'0ll.? ~METH ING WRONG WITH ME .. I 001-{'T ~EEM TO KNOW ENOVGH TO 6ET IN OLIT OF Tl-IE !CAIN .. -..~."!"" . ·.N4f.ICY- • li'S . BAD MANN'ERS· TO HAVE YOUR ELBOW ON THE TABLE . I WANT YOU TO BE A PERFECT GENTLEMAN FROM NOW ON ' . • ' Tl-IAT'5 VER.'TIN\9.. INVOLVED IN 1'HE5E · · BA?EBALL GAMES I JVST S<JRT OF FORGET · E\IER'l'Ti.llN6 EL~E , . AND I Jll?T KIND OF LOSE TRACK OF · E\IEIC'l'THING AND:. COVER ·YOUR MOUTH WHEN YOU . YAWN • WHY ARE YOU .TIPPING YOUR CAP? • By Schulz MA'1'6E !7HE'5 · RIGHT ... 11M GETTING WET! By Ernie Bushrriif fer DON'T PICK ' YOUR TEETH··· I . WISH YOU'D LEARN SOME-· ET'IQIJETTE ON I ' ' j(f. LL"( 5C~OOL. !(.(...ARION LAST WE.EK'G lNQUI l':'ING RE.PORTE!<!: · COLUMN • • KELLY Al'Tl-IUl'1A~ ---NS L.0N6E~· CAN WE -. S'C: HOOL. KL.ARION OUR !NQUll<ING GET AWAY WITH THE SAME REPO~TE~, YOU DUMB QUE5T ION5 WE 'VE ;HOULD ee AWARE SEEN A5KING ~OJ': YEAIZS -- Tl-lAT TIME5 "HOW DID VOU SPE ND YOUR El>1TOllAl. oFFtCE~. • • WAS· AWFUL!! -HAVE. VACATION?"--"WHAT 15 Cl-lANGED ... YOUI< FAVORITE 5POIZT? • ... ' , •• TM!~ WEEK, :t WANT )OU TO ASK . -A SEARCHING-, GUT·LEVE.L sec;. PA!<:DON . I AM THE INQUl~IN G R'EPOJ<TER, · AND ! WOULD LIKE TO "DO YOU~ PA~ENT5 9UG YOI..(? " WELL, ; YES, CH IEF, 9UT ART~UR, DIO Att-!-GCJiWE"E1E - YOU A5K A GU IL.TY -L.OOK5, QUESTIOt-J ! I GET IT, ~ CHIEF'. ASK YOU A SEA~Cl-llNG, GUT-LEVEL QUESTION! I l ' . If·, DENNJS THE-MENACE - H~ .. WHERE lo Pl.JT.My YA GOIN'? <;LED AWAY. . . 'ff!N-1. .. Mt IN 1H'WIN"TER IT Glm>COl.D AN' ITSHOWSI ::£ GuEgg rr'g ALL 11-iROLKSH <;NOWI N' FOR · 1}1JS YEAR '? 1T ~LY v-.,tot.fr 5NCW AGAIN TILL NE:XT WINTER. !"f's LIKEA BIG WHEEL -rl-JAT GOE<3 'POUND WHAT AN' APDUNQ! 19-?.-:0 ' . • "!-'l . . HoWIXlYA KNOVV ITS ~VE~GOIN' 109NOW AGAIN? SEARCHING, TEAF15' AND GUT-LEVEL TANT1<UM5. QUESTION? CAN Tl-lE.Y 6E . P~INTED?? I I / ·u·, . ""L ' • ·,,_ . ·, ·~ •• • By Hank Ketchaft) -1.WA.m-i 5TUFF7UKE IHAT..;IT Al-WAY9 HA9! [> t> t> ~IJDGE PARKER <l <l <l ABBEY, I'M GOING TO STOP BY THE DINER AND TALK TO CHARLEY'S MAN ABOUT GETTING SOME HELP TO KEEP IT OPEN WHILE CHARLEY'S IN THE I 'L.L GO ON l-IOME ! WOULD YOU LI KE TO COME OUT THERE l=OR DINNER? . HOSPITAL! DO YOU FEEL AS THOUGH YOU 'RE SLUMMING, PAUL? I . ALSO HAVE THE FEELING I MIGHT GET MUGGED ANY MIN Y.IE ! • . y ·. ·. "7't..;~b,; ,\ /lj,)~t;;~j < BUT rust WAIT UNTIL YOU TASTE THE HAM· BURGERS! THEY 'RE TI-IE BEST YOU 'LL GET ANYWHERE! HOW EVER DID VOU FIND THIS PL.A'"E ?- ! I WAS HOPING YOU'D ASK, MA' AM~ I'LL SEE YOU IN ABOUT AN I-IOU R! THAT'LL JUST GIVE ME TIME TO GET INTO SOMETHING 5EDUC.TIV.E, W C.OU NSELOR ! . H . I L E II= YOU INSIST, THIS IS Wl-IERE WE'LL l-IAVE DINNER, DARLING! ' MUTT anti JEFF®' IT'S NICE TO KNOW we !-\AVE SUCH GOOD NEIGHBORS LIVING , · NEXT DQOR! I ~ YEH, ,-HEY SAID IF WE EVER NEED ANYTTllNG JUST COME OVER oH,OM··T+-\ERE GOEST+IE ELECTRIC/ --BUT WHAT'S TO WORRY? WITH A IRONCL,Al> CO\/F-R STORY LIKE1 Z GOT CONCOCTED, si-11;;11,.1,. NEVER SllSPcCT I BEEN PR,ACTICIN' MY EL~oW BEt-ll>S t>oWN AT Tel>P'l1S TAVERN. -.. ""· -· ... "SALLY BANANAS" ' I I 1 .i I +!ERE IT IS, MUTT! YOU -HAVEN'T 'PAID TtlE 'ELECl"RIC Bl L -IN TTIREE MONTHS! WE'RE JUST '6C?RROWING A LITTLE ELECTRICITY- ,-+IEY SHUT OURS OFF! '/ ~Oot> EVENING, MY t>Ei'AR-- SORRY I 1M L-/>.Tr;;;, BUT lf-P BOO/< I WAS .RETURNING TO TH ' PUBLIC LIB~ARY GOT STUCK IN TH' RETURN SLOT AND IT TOOK "TIME TO WORK IT . Loosi:. EH? - ByAlS11Wh O.K. 'FEED IT "TO ME 1----""' C+lEAP 6KATE! SHE MUST HAVE E .S,P. by Charles Barsotti . ~ .. . .. . . ' .. 4-9 ' . GORDO ( • ~ \\ (" . -- ., 1-00t< UP THE.A£!• -~ .. 5EE MV THUl.16'? GEE, 'YOU'QE DUMB! ~ • ... I ' \ ' J , 1'1.L TAKE A ~LUE ONE: PENNANTS ' 504- I . • PE.~NANT5 50~ • • ••• -.,. • • . ' . •• • ~-' ' Pf NNAN15 50~ . . ' LOOI< DOWN HEAE! ··--_...,.. • I \ . . . . --. I • --MA\o!ltJCr AiJ APP!.E ltJl2l-J OJ!R ' ' ·~'Mt ...... to\11,.~ W\1<.. PENNANTS 50¢. ' ,, ' '" • By Gus Arriola ZM GOIN&SO -MIJ.ES AN !ToLJte )JJp '3E7i!NG -NOPJ.A~.., • • • -. • • • ' ' l(.rJ ! K;,ufmllh g ~ ----BULLETIN BOARD---- e J1nfer BserelM! To the letter fM'ftled 't.r pairtfnt ' the lnde1ud1ec.ond 8ngt.r1. ad4 the letten formed J-.(\,_~;::::::~,...,:----;>-:::5;.:=:~~l.\ ftlpedltt\rilirioac-hlac-flMle.c-ee4-&ltwmlt-ti11'9;"'11••d---jt'~l-ff-'-J, A'-.-1,1+~---I ' .. • • 0 •• 0 • (;OT J!SPT Wltll lhla trick It wou.ld. seem ao. All ;JOU :need 11 the uaistance ot 1. friend. An- nouoee to 1our audience that 10ft U'9 about to lean the rwm nd. r-11--·ja 70ur a aence would like .om• one to .elect a number between 1 and 10. Upon your ret.um. place your handa on 7our aide'• t•mple1 c ... abcrn). He "traalmlts"' the number bJ pia., i•I b'-tecU. '9o getber and clamp- ing bia jaw1 th• right number of. limes. No word i!I 5J)Oken~ bul t he CAN YOU TRUST \"OllR EYF.S! There 1rt1 aL least 1lx differ· eMtS in ~ra"'in( dr.t:11l!'I Jtetween top and bolt.nm p:anr.111. How qulc.klJ' can. yo11 And. &.hem! -Check--aruwen with those below. b r uoahlc ladei: l•ien. TheM tllne letten form the X..Ua Wm. for .. ,olee," •hlch l• •·b•t! • ..__ ~ ~ _, .-.111• •• .f.MMdAI. "%,.. 'O 'A ••• • Tell me,, asb a piironomulaa reader (that'• a p unster, folks), why a person who ha!'!' lost. hU: voice caD.'t tickle niDe peraonsT W~1 that:._ fn111• ~ ..,, 11$4( ..... 119 .. liq ~ ... -~" • • • • If I were to PIY 70u ,5' eent1 lttt e?ery lln4 word ln thl• tentenee and :ro• Wei'• to P•r JD• %S cienl.li l or: eKh 'U..khld. word, who w.il4 pl.a m.oSC.! Auwer t[U.lt\lf. MAKR·UP 'J'F.ST! .4.dd thf'Sfl rol()C'I: fnr a surprise p1 <"tnre: 1-Red. 2-Dlr. Blue. 3-Ytllow. 4-J.t, Hrown. 6-}'Jesh lonf'S. 6-l•k. brown. 1~A. blue. 1-l'urpte or J.a\·eoder. 9-l'iuk. 10-Muoon. SPEllBINDER! S(;(l)!fo; 10 point.~ (cir u si111-: all !ht• , ll'll<'rs in 1 hl· \\'Ord h<'lo\\. to for11\ 11\"U COlllJlll·lc \\'Ol'tls: DISTANCE .. -.... . .. -.. TllJ·:~· l'IC'Ol'C' 2 points ('3.th for :ill ~·ords or four letters or more.' found 1n1 0 11g the IctlcrJ. "#l.-P .. "°"":'.J "f .,IAJ•lJf1> 9! r[,,.,f "' 'h !•JW .. 1'111'1 "t • ..,_,. 'l llOOJI: "l '.l"Sl"I"' .. .19lil '"I ·1111~1111 .. pnot:J 't ,.,.,.-•l:O performer, count- in g each -jaw moYement, re· peat. the precise number cho~n by :he audience. PI,AY J.F..o\l'PRllf~~ f)ur hoppy.go.Ju rk}' froJ! fri,nd: ahn\'I'! f'haJ. lea.get )'OU t.o folio\\' in hi• uny fro~slrps from arrow to arrow. (C li1¥ A.iq-FoaLu.r11 .l:iJ'lHlie&t.c, lnc.) -4-"' q Try to 1rart' al Jrut 50 JIOhlta. .,... ... ,q_ .......... ...,....,~o -·--- YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO l!>E REHEARSING •-iuuus CAESAR'/ Wf! GOT IT ALL TOGETHEF; WITH A BEAT! WE'LL PUT THE AUDIENCE ON STAGE ••• IN IHE SE:NATE ! 1..00K />.T il-16. GIZE OF 11-IAT WAVS t-leADING OURWA'I oar's 60NNA BLi'\CK. OUT DER WHOLE GYM UNO-'" STAGE/,. ' IF YOU CANCEL IT, THEY' LL. MOVE IT OFF CAMPUS AND PACK THE IF THIS · SHOW GOES ON I':LL BE'RUN . ouroF 10WN/ • HOUSE.' •STUDENTS Cl?eATE NEW 'TllEATEI?; WITH El\ll7.Re Al/£V&NCE 0# STAGE .HOL.OIM~;....o..._._ D'IN.OLES.' Tlf£ .- 11/T SlfO/IY IS.:: ·.STOP! • .. • • BoB MON7ANA- . ' . , • .. , ' • - YOO NEVER SANCTIONED NOR DISCUSSED C.UARD DOGS-WITH ANYONE? ---- Birds need room to take ' off and qlide without trees, , ·buildings and wires· being too clo se. They do? • • • ,.,,.,,~ ... .--'fl·rr ~ r•J ---V' ferJ • , YES! I 1-ll!'AR TMEM-ANO -WAS TMATA WMISTLE'? 'M!ERE. DOES IT COME . FROM? WITl-4 Tl-IEFT ANO GUN-PLAY MAKING Tl-IE SCENE J..IERE, WOU L.ON'T COGS BE A NATURAL.? GOOD eov. •· · NOW, YOUR TURN, SPOT. Are vou folk<; putting up a martin house. Clovia? That one belongs to Mr. fracas. Dr. Fuddle. Pop hai; been ribbing him becaui:;e he never' qot any birds in it. You were there when I put the th ing up, Fuddle! Why didn't vou tell me~! Vou didn't ask • OOCiS-TRJillillO--rt> OPEN DOORSP --FROM ·TMI!' INSIDE? We reap what we sow, Mr. · Fracas. A careless effort bege ts an indifferent resu lt! • - --· • Your father will choose a more appropriate posit ion for it, no doubt. Wallet, between you, Virgil, and that walking · encycloped ia you We should get results. will ! · .. FB Hi u SAN tr ied un hiJackin para ch used tw manclee made i Arr es De Fo ' Of Mid pa yin Oratj& Ali Counl Ana the ti An do so t30 N A of lh ed. p -"' co!ld iota\ As Cit .. u T •• ly odd Oii .,