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Home My WebLink About1972-07-16 - Orange Coast Pilot•. • •• ogy: . . . •, ampus ·Goes · ·O .. • ,. . 9mmun1ty • • . ly LAVJWi KAIPlll • . . .................. - ~~ and ·:t•lllm, like oil and . ......-, flmlDy ~ti -• 'l'blo, however, 11 ~plod. and. --enl . ' ...,. -· In tho 8odal ·l!ooqy procram at • c.nunoo11.~ by' ee1111llalled !Jud. • pta_.aod bat ••tncJ. -~ lldd ..... -iii ~ty agencies ~ from police .departmenlt to ,t.be Community Menial Health Servlcel, 11, tbe tei/. reqlilrement lot>a bl!c~'ll"• clesroe In Soclal Ecolot!Y. ... -. • ~· .\lt.\l '''l.f 1.\li, Blnde• polnll out that the envlr<llment problUoa deportment, tt Is .,iucat1n1 lfA II not purely pbyllcal -it'1 a IOCial en-leveHneatal health worten.· virorunen1 u Q!iLot.the _...,. S«ond, the prosnm ~ra lludents pollutanll ol tbls ooclal enviruunen~ ol tor proleaalonal ·1pe<lolislllon In achooll coune, 11 <rime. • of admln1'ratlon lind law, u well u lor When 1peakin1 fll the probltmo of grac!U1le wort in fJOY<holOI)', 'lilCloJolY, urban llvtJw, be 1peaa of oreas lnlosted IOCial aci<ocel and bloloetcal IC!ence. 1JCIM10. Stuclenta, who tyPl- c&Uy can~ undet-' atancl wey Ufe'& altu- &ticN aren't Imo ·:rhe i>rotli1m'• ~ 1oal, 1coordlnf to Dr. Amold Binder, dir<ctor and orlgipator ol the PJ'!l8lam, II to provide "cklie intenction betwetfl the academic life and C(?mmuoJty life." l\ ls, beiclalms1 "the llrst (university Jll'OC'•llll really in tune with the 'commwiity." · 1 !fhich,.acc0tdlni to the l"'llram's dellnl· ' and pl\yalcal eavlnlOl!lent, on the alher," ~.ol lli;ia! e<Ology~ giwi !1101'!! than according to the procram doterlptlon. pollu~on 6f the air. • • The pl\yS!cal envlroomt:nt. pollution u with rall and coetn>ochea and the ....,. SevoraJ pre.lo...-.lutlenll ""' enrolled Ins or: cblldren_ In such conlliU!""· Iii the (l!]il'lm. Fo field 'll'Ol'k t!lg cait He belle ... the"JllOll'llllrJS-IOOd !or go to the courts, law enfon:ement agen· ·· prov~. are being placed In .the ev 411 world, a place • I . . I ~II purpose II to equip l!udenll to 1l· tact and ""'" envlrarunenlal problems, -SlJN-.DAY ' . . . . ·voL. 65, l)IO. 198, 7 SECTIONS,-"16 PAGES -. -• "In our contoxt ol IJ!;ll•. en·,._ o;ell u the plar41in1 ol ciliff, iJ ooe vironmental problems include all aspects u ,pec\ of the multldiJclplfarY program c of man '• relatianJo oll!tr_!!l!O and 16 tiiS Bui ~'i.cleveloped.--llall.u or1 aocial heritage, on the one blind, Ind aibprognma in c:ommll!llt1 llltlltal man's relation to bis broader l>iological health and criminal jultlce. . • . l!"ee tlndl of poop!._ • cies, probation department or the Orange First, II ,edu<;ates people for pro-County criminal Justi,ce Council. fesslOllilll capac1tlea Jn v ~ rt o u • And last, y making most or its governmental 11encln and..Jndustrlal -u~1 -t st d a---=· department.I. WUh field wort 11)· mental COUJ'ftJ ava au e o u en . maJ()l'~n, health ..me.., ..U. counseling and the (~ ECOl.OGY, Pqe .UI . . •. ' ORANGE COU SUNDAY, ~UlY 16, 1972 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS • Prison Riot Quell.ed Six ll.urt as -250 Maryland Inmarns Rebel JF.SSUP, Md. (AP) -ltJol.equlpped atate lrooperl eari, -1 nept tllraulb a P«llO!' ol the muimmn oeciri~y Maryland ~ of Olrrectionl -by rebellious Inmates In a diJQrdtt that lelt at least aix persons injured. The bea•Uy armed troopers, beaded by atate police cblel Col ThomaJ Smitp, entered the w.st portion ol the prison after a prison spokesman declared the situation in the fire-raked facility was ••oot of control." Communicati11111 with the troopers fn. beam ind allte police said that crowd -he the 1ut ollectad by the ._, 'i'he irJ>onen In. the yard lhouted de"inands to newsmen who were outaide the 20-foot·hlgh chain mail recreation yard fence. Earlier, ·J.aiTy McDanieJ.s1 public in· formation for the state corrections system, look~ at the 1,500-inmate facili· ty just southwest of Baltimore and said, "We're going in there to get the in· stltuUon back." "We have a riot here,'' he said. "The situation ii out of control." McDaniel.I u.ld prison officials feared that hoeta..,·may have been taken when aome 250 inmltes &lonued a reciutloll yard lenee abool I p.m. ~ olllclala described the atonning of the f£nCe as an apparent escape attempt, but said they "' believed no inmates had escaped. "However, :We just don't know \Yho's in there at thil time," he said. Hundreds of state troopers, lncludinf 400 tactical squad officers, ringed the prison. Along with masks to ward off tear gas, the trooper.l carried shotguns. 'and telll" gu e&zµsters. The chain mail fence closing off tht large recreation area wa! pulled down in : side the building: we.re cul oH, but prison olficlals said that after t~ lllinWs ol the sweep opention, ·Smith and bis tlooperi bad met will shouta from the lmnata.but'DO majllr reoiaqmce. McDaniels said the inmates, \\'ith the aid of a commandeered bullhorn, asked to speak with Gov. Marvin Mandel and Rep. Warren ldltchell, (0.Md.I, and .. many other people." one place but '1)parently not rar enougb , , , • . . • NU.Y ....., ...... W ........ ICMNW . . ' ~ ' , . PALLllEARERS .CAll,RY FWIER THE uON to FINAL RESTING PLAC.E c;1.,.,Fra1J.r Pipora .Plij9il DI.,,.• Lien tountry'sF _•_mocl __ Lov_._,_r ______ _ ·. •. . ... Jl.t·Ned · •: . ...,.., f f \ • I I' ~ Mrs. Nixon Goes · To Side of Ill ~.PipersfUiy Dii:ge;.atSimple R·ite !1 .... at~r~·te;.mo11;i ~.ll>o :~ loop· _u, .. lolling from hiJ ··.Daughter,. .Julie, liG!l whospent bis lost yean panu1na the mouth. f'rUier·wu the Diiiy choice of u ·;r simple pl~ of-Jove. · liclnes.., aMll!I ~·'!ho had re~ Mn,. . Pat Nlxnn burriOd!y left the • -ral ~.~~ ' ·-.... ..1 .. ~ tile o!Jier ~ -· ~-' ·'' w~ White Hoose in san Clemente at'Ll:!vfu..i;"w.':f&t:.-a";";;,;';'.' Alter w · clUllj Tbapday ' o.! at ...ekena to fiy to the bed!ideoof her h)ll,Frasier, 'ti,. •uouil, l1oil wai• laid to poeumonia, a temn of ltpa)bllltilloll,and · daughter, Juli,. Eisenhower, wllO Is lU . ~in~a plain Wooden coflln topped with urololilts disCD~"";.blt\bii 'wive~~ w\~.~ -onia at her home near re,djladioli and yell~w1clirysantbemums. lilready knew. Inslde·Fraster·was a very Jacksonville, Fla. · .The Olll,y fanljlre' in the <ioremnny came . young nnn. • . · Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said wl>:n ti'l1Pipets (n\m !ht !lcottish ~an of "There w.r, no abllormalltieo In . his fl\al . the First Lady would stay through -~piped •.'ltrn !or tl/e old' cat who l)'Slem,r· said Dr. Robetl 'A.'Orlando 01 , l\eXt w~ at the home of David and Julie diOct·'T!ilirsday., • • UC lrvbie, Irvine. "Ill'-'""• lie,..., a EllenbOwer -until her eldest daughler . li'J>Ue the .bagplj>js b,!fw, Nan .Fooer. ~-, ia IUJ1y ...Overed. · U::.P<rf~O!I •:ir1~ce,. • _topr"wast'!e vertW. 11:,:'~· and~~ .... ~ !Jon' • Zl~er said Mrs. Eisenhower !ell ill nun -.uuu Od...N. _JUID.-...JOVe .... -......... -_ _... ... Vl wiul the·fill' aboUt five days'1go 'and on iiMj'""~ tob&'';."v .by·rouF",.;up,tpaik , C..Otiy ,~a feW Uneo fnlm Fri4'31,flbysicians sald the maJady ·had ...--''Afdcan ~GeDesia"' U a ' eulOgy for caused ail intectioa of the' JOWer lobes of ·n;;,., who wa1 eajhnlled in be 11 or Fruier, · ' 1 her' lungs. ' ~,,tbe-equlval<nt ol 75 fo.IO in , "'Man~ a frllcti'"1·_ol the~ -ld lilllDaii terms WOil WOl14--allectlcin •.•• And·ll•mlil·lli a time of -Mils allilr be sired 35 cubs In 11 .montbl alter , deeper ~ ~ · blm8alf, • be\nl.JOIClltd.lrom a ~Mel<lean ~ ·tl!en· be rilust~ -irilmal clfuUo: , · \_· bOr!zonJ from'.,.blch we bite made· our Al)bougb rnanil' and ~eitit, hia.; qulcl<.~" 1hedse :lead; · · " I ' . (;,atbf)llcs Fl~ to ·South . . . ' ; t· • ~~-.Jr~lan~.'Vf otehce Flares· J I I\ ,' 0 BELFAST (!11'1 ).-G~auii>ben ef Roman Cithollcl ' 1114 o..itliwani -the ~r Ill .•~ . .-. lo Ibo Irish Hepuhllc Saianlq, lo ...... a _..,,, .... e( ""'-' .,,,.....,, T-1-..1 • • ' I U..-I I - !'lie .ieath toD In tbe ·llst.tlle <layuoae , lo H when a Bdtllh...., ..,...._ ... , ""' ..... blown ' to bill wlllr """' to .-.-. . ' ·The !tllh HepubUean 'Ailny ·jnla ~ UlinJ mortars ... u .. ...... to to batue the Bdtlill Army. HoavllY..,mored saracm ~~...,_ 1lelns ahlPl>Od lo Nortllem ........ lo """'"' the Ihnat ol lhe IRA IGCRll, lrltllll army """"8 aald. .... the ~ ol lhe ......an li1: = tll~-.... died -:Ill ,'tt _.... _ Jiit! ... of It 1 .. U!Mrod-~ll _,.. e( the bloo<llMt ..... ~·s ............. . .. ~__.. . . • . . '• . , She'll ~arry - F or ·C~zintry WNDON (UPll ~ Wendy Fisher, a 'shapely :z>.year<ild blue- eyed blonde. went to No. 10· Down· ing Street' in<& bikini Saturday to present a matriage proposar to Pi'imt Minister~ard' Heath. Mlsi Fisher, from • Hull ' In • northern Englind, iald tlla't H· Br!· . : Wn'• ' -Prime -' ..... mamecf he Would 'tie laf be~ : ter eq1ilpj.ed to "tackle the -.,q problfms of .mte. ' .. "I am worried about the ...U.. . •et:Ononilc1 ptllitlob-;->1 -MJ.. r~ . Aid In a letter lo llMth. "I -but holpJeei, tbit ,.. would ..... more steadylns mn-11,.. had a itahle home and famlt1 11111: "To this end, !or lhe~oC ' y COlll!lSY• 'I wit~ Ill« you ., ~!ell ..:inaniage;~ Arter. dellvepng her, jlj<)poul under lite clooe """~ of loUrtata and police, Miss Fisher . acltnltted t118t she already had a· boyli1ol1d bock home In Hull. "But I'm oure he will spprecjate the need for thia · sacrUlce," she added. 'lber'e WI$ no comment lf9111 the office ol the 56-yOar-old rpnme minllltr. ' • ·Some :11111 '""'at•-~ in tbt recreoliGn' ff'd wliere llio Oorder ...... • • 1. ' ~ ., •. Brleh·N~~ ... ••or coww, these demands will "°' be met, ti lfcPIDiels aaid. . Rogers-Encouraged, . . . But Guarded on Talks to allow II) escape. . . Fire unill ·rrom Anne ~del County ·and d...,. of ourroundiog "°aa were • ! .. lllOI', .... .., Reds to Fight . . . . 'Until Death' _, . . . At Quang Tri SAJGON (UPI) -Allied officers said. . Saturday that l ,000 North Vietnam ... P.resident Niioo lnlemJPled bii wort. give us oome encoura-t but I don 't troops lnlide the stone walls of tbe Qwm& Ing vacation in Son Clemente Satunlay to wan! to hold out too mucll·l!OPe," Rogers Tri citadel fortress have been ordered to attend funeral llf!'Vlcel for an, aunt and uid ol the talts. '"I .... 'lllcn .... "bold untU death" 11ainst South Y!ot· • · then met wllh·Secre••-of Staie William courqed by the feelln& tbrougbout the namese· for<es trying to recapture "ibo -...~ world that Dow ii the time for peace." provinciaJ·capltal. P. ilO(!<r! wllo l'!lumed !rem I ""1Dll4be-)l'ltbout ei:eeptlon in all the countries The officer!, based it Army corpa wnrld trip on be'-!! of the Presi-. · be vialt<d. &gen aid. i'Nlldeftt Nis• '. beadquarttro at Hue, also said that tho ~ fJ111!11.ed from the Jiour.)oo11 on's fonoll!J)'.programs had -received ·Communists have ordered at least Z,500 ~tbo.l'itsidenl-to.ay-lie·..U--"itb warmth IOd entbuslum and.he.ad-fresh troopo .. norrnally based in Laos Into encourqed by some oUght nuances·ln tlie <led1 "I can say without reoervation that the figbtlnl.for Quang Tri province. Paris peace negotiations bul •1 don't (See ROGERll Pqo AJI UPI r_.ter Chad Huntley said the ol· want to hold out too much hope." ·' ficera told him that U.S. and South Vie~ .. ' . , Ills comment was the lint official• high ..A.. ..A.. ..A.. n~ olflceni are consldelinl thnio level reaction from the admlniatration to H H H sepani~ piano to retake the Inner citadel 111e·v1etnarn peace talks which reaumed fortress. · Th~rsday after a nine-week lntertm. H . 0 n··d· The olflcer1 said' government marlnel Ear!!er Saturday, 111e President new by anOI pens I and paratroopers could storm the citadel, hellcoRter from the Western White House • plan llkely to cause heayy government to the Acheson and Graham Mortgary ID F N T -Jk casualtles; they could pull back and Riverside wbere • -. sJ!nple lerv!ne or ew a s allow U'.s. alrpower to "11nash the dly wu held 'for his a~ Edith Timberlake, to smltbereen!," or they could surround who died Tuesday !ilght a( ti. qe of 112. -PARIS (UP!I -Hanoi's rankiJI& peace the citadel and attempt to starve out the Followillf the . 25,~. ltJ'vice for nesotlator opened the ,..y SaturdaJ for . North Vietnamese lrooJll Inside. Mn. Tlniberlake, wllo '1eJped llDance bis renewed.~,_,~ on the vi---War "lit lllY·ot the cases, it will be tough to edUCltioo tn Jaw ICboot, Nizoll fttuaned _,,.,,..., ~ 1;:NICUJ,I, • 1 take ~ Trl," one allied officer told to the Weltml Wblte lloule. , with White House adviser llenr)' "-Kill-JIJlntley._ ; iloC!n came.to San Clemenfe In nPort '-ln&er but warned the Unlled.Slat. wou)d "We li:now that the' Communllts have to the President on bis trip "'"'-~ have to come up with · new peace 1J>. been Ol'1lered to hold the citadel omUI · -·:"'16 · death " he~ a ~EATO meeting ID ltlattvu first. ~ North VteW.-ooldien insldo n , :Australia, and visited· II _other-....,. l:e Due Tho, a member ol Norlll Viet· the •yard oquare f rtress ell tries, t1ree of them in Eastern Europe. nam'1 ruling polltburo returned alttr a ed 0 . are " ENCOURAGED mootfi o1 consultatlonl 01n llanol llld Slid . arm .. ' ~~.:~-:;th ..._, Rnsera told a newo conference be waa he was willing to dllcwm "lll)'lhlns -· ~~tlaircraft llUft8 an through • encouraged by tJ\e general feeling ht all lrom the U.S. 1ide with Klsalnler. South v~ all1iorne and marine the capitals he visited that Pmldent "If Mr. Kiaslnger bu anytbln( new fnrce1 maneuvered u c1ooe .. 81111 yardf N!Xnn'• propouls !or the ending the Vie~ and menlfeslll ·a dealre to meet with me,, to the Quang ·Tri dtaclel Saturday, nam conmct were genero'!' and should l am ready to meet with him Jo flJid a military lpollnmen laid, tiat llttlo be res~ .by the, other Side.. c~ solution to µte VlelnlmeSe prob-llg~Ung wu reported. , He also *:81d the le~~en ~ the -coun~ tern ," 1bo told newmet at U Bourget UPI correspondent Donald >.. Davb tries be V!s11ed felt Iha( Prosidento Nison airport. ·' reported from Hue that South Viel- w'!"1d Win !'Mlecti~ in, Nnvemher and The obBtacte ulat Tho p6iOcl to"tbe]ll'Gf-.namese lrooJll fougld two ....n i.w.. th" should encourage Ihm! to be. more pee\ of new llCn!t talb with Kialjnger near Quans Tri Salarday tlllina a total reuonable in their negotiation approilch. · -· of 11 North Vie~ \.bile ~Ina '"l'llera are some ·alight DUlllcel that (lee PAlllll, Pop Al) ' "light" ouua111e1. • ft'.'\ ·r111·: ''~••••: ' ' ' .. ., '. r • ' ' •• • • • • • ,( I OAll.V PllOT • People /Quotes Carmen's ·cookie-Cru:mbles • '1 • • • • -• ,,• : .. ~~~J.r~·~i:o1,=: Drauon lady's Committee Bid .Re1·ect,e~ Spl,. T ......... wbllo gpeatlng II a lunch· e _ • • • •. :: "' ·- • eon 111oottn1 of th&..PrloUng Industriet of I 11 aoaum. n: OBllN . America In Now York'• Waldorf.Astoria. ltlld&I 11 IWLY PILoT bas never allJIUlcant !Qlprovemenl AflAMl BEACH -The no(e acrawled "My own 5 t0nvinces m• that there In all' of .hi ' thll dldn•t have-Its Sen, on the bloc~ In tho ~ ol lilt .'M'.cGoverna ·-a~d ,.$en . Kennedys and Sen . pluah ~i-,(:ountry Club where tho. lf"•~lel to ridicule it and fight it every step • .Calliornla del"atlon to the Democratic """' I ·all · t ConvenU.. wu housed aaid ll all u the ot the wey. t ou:n were an en $Ottey, · 1 we1ry delegates returned from the con- l these opponents of progreas would be the •en lion hall a!Ur doing whal they had ...no,no bfftl.t_As y<ju know llie no-= bird 14. 116 -. ..., • .,,eoo mileo to •ceornplWI. a stnnge llllle creature that spens most of !11 lime "'' Iii ' r "We are the tolabllohment," the head In the sand. And when ii does fly, it mes backWard be-McGovemlteo proclaimed. cause II doesn't want to know where ib going; It jusl wants to The lac:< ol Democratic Party'poUtlct know where it's been," ho ~d. I In CIJilornla will be lllta,.r •ilnlficanUy Orange County sanitation officials baVJl been · 1\"bappy as a ,,.ult, with an infusion ol new blood because ll>ullli new water ·qualily stan~ards will force them and Wllamlllar ...._iiUet diopl1cm1 1o 'build $85 million in secondary treatment ptanli to proous aome.of the old -from miter llqt. the 150 million gallons of sewage that ls dumped dally flH "I am Drqon' !.¥rt" the Callfornla miles offshore. At a meeting of the Joint Boards last week, · deleg1te1 wero lnlfriicted by national Director cnlf Miiier came. up with -a novel suggestion for re-commltt..,.oman Clrtntn Warschaw In ~ couping &0me of the f06S: ''These 'rules require ao much that a bid to be named one of the ten "com- IJll)'bl we eould JUJI work a dell to sell our treated wastes mlttee-person1" reiinsenu., Callfomla · to the MatroP.OllCtn Water Dlllrict when we'.rt through.'' In tho oew order ol tl$lp whlth replaces ,_ , the old IYlfenr of 111\villl jllll ..,. com· _After a 'combined tQtal Of 72 yearueJ:\'o.. mltt....m..mt c:ollim1lleeW011WL for tce the three top administrators of the ~r,,.,'*"1<1te. Bul the delegat., were unlm· uhttngton-1JeacnClty School District were pressed. each granted three-year extensions on their 'THAT'S A CROCK' " contracts this week~ "We've been here qu\to In the words inscribed inside the a spell " aaid Superlnttnd1nt Al Moffett, fortWle cookJe Carmen dl.Jpensed to all who has him:self been with the district 27 delegates, ("Dragon Lady say -1halom. • b Ith th ss shalom_ "),they said "shalom" to C.nnen years. "But Im a pp y w e progre we've made, ind I'm looking forward to and· rejected her bid. - more. u Clnnen reacted 1s her typical Ad~g hit party's national conventiqn, Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Geo'9' McGovern remarked., "~e ·II the unwiWng unifier and the fundamental IJsue of this nalional campaign. All of us togt\her are going to help him tecleem a pledge he made 10 years ago: that n .. t Y•I{. you won't have Ric~ard Nizon to ldc~und any more." . r • , 1':'t Speaking on .. 'women in politics' the' Irvine Cont Republican Women's Club, Fed-' orated at Park Newport, Zan Thom,_;,, La Habra resident and press assistant for the Republican National Committee revealed, "Public relations ls half horse sense and half• good manners. It's knowing something about deadlines and liking people. I love politics and . Joumalilm and I nave the best of both worlds. I've been terribly lucky." DIJcussing his recovery after being crippled during an asauslnaUon aUempt May 15, .Gov. Geor .. C. Wallace of Ala· bapta aaid,'-"I think anybody would want to live, but I think probably the fact that. well, you k,now your family needs you, that's one of the sources of inspiration to get well." . . San Juan CapiJtrano MayOr Jim Thor,,., trying to acbedtile a budget 'study session, wu tnfonned that the Planning Commission had a meeting in council chambers the night of the proposed bu d g e t cqriference. He bowed-to the-commiaslon, aayinr:thecouncil wouJd meet elsewhere. 11Wben · you don't pay peOple,'' he concluded "you have to etve them their prerocalive.' Oran10 C<Mlnly Friday filed a lawsuit against the Irvine Company claiming pre- acrlpUve richts to much of the land sur· rounding Upper Newport Bay. Ronald W. 1:1.,,.ra, chairman of the Board of Super- v!Jors, mentioned it during a Wk the same day to the Orange County Cout Ass~aUon. Irvine Company president William R. Mason wu In the audience and Cupers, after praiJ. lni the land de<>olopment. aald, "Sorry about that, Bill, but aometlmes you have to make " war with tho nicest people." ). FromP .. eJ • RIOT QUELLED IN PRISON • • • · lllllble lo gel inllde the weol wing where flrel ·Were oblerved. Allhouib there were" reporll ol sporadic lhoollng before 10 p.m., no 1boll were audJ'ble !tom outatde the prilon alter thal Ume ahd there ..,.. no further noporta of gunshot lnjurleo. Univmity . , Hospllsl ollldals I n Balilmore ..,. four lnmateo anc1 · two guards were received at the omer(ency room: . Inmate Oll;lt Wright, In _crlticlll ...,. dlUcn wttb l l"J1lbot -..! In tlle cheat, underwent 4.'erploratory" airgery, ac- cording to I hosp!~ opokeomsn. Another Inmate. George Franklin, WU achedliled to undergo lllll'guy fer r.movlll of bulleta In the leg•, the 1pokesm1n aaid. : George Ringer, a guard who suffered a head ltijury. and Fred Byman, a prisoner, were treated for less serious in- juries, hospital officials said. A guard and an lnmate remained in un- determined cond!Uoo. The dJsturblnce broke out about 9:10 Doctors to Keep Watch on Truman kANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -Docton at 8-rclt Hospllal decided Saturday to keep former """!dent Hany S Truman boaplWlzed a while I0111•r for obouva· Uon. No release date w11 set. p.m. while prisoners were Jnvolved in after dinner recreational activttles. "Tbls la as 'bad as we've ever md," said one trooper at the Waterloo bar- racks. The priaon Is IOCjlted be t w e e n Baltimoi'e and Washington. Wallace Begins Medical Center Unit Therapy ·BffiMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) -Gov. George C. Wallace Satunlay be1an a month-long phytlcal therapy program that will prepare him to be fully In· dependent in his wheelchair. Dr. George Traugh, the rehahllltallon specialist directlng Wallace'• therapy, said the governor went through the first of twice-datlly therapy sessions Saturday mcrning •t tbt University of Alabema Medical c.,nter'1 Saptn Rehabilitation center. "The tberapl!ta began puttin1 him througb ltr<tdJ.lnc uerctsu, lltUoc balancea," . 'l'rauab said. ''!'boy are wanntn1 him uyfor the he>vy work neit week." phlloaophlcal self. "l don't mind. Sl•phen Reinhardt ·was CWeated, so I'm happy." Relnhard~ riow the ex-committeeman, WU Jn fact aJse n>jected. The ,_ spirit ol tb1JiP however, had led Cannen al one pomt during the week to embrace Relnhm!t, her old enemy, as Fro.·P .. eJ RoGERS ... , President Nixon ii regarded u a world leader in the caUJe ol peace." Rogers uld be agreed with former Tteaaury Secretary John B. Connally, Vfho reported to Nixon Friday on a Ion1er round-the-world tour he undertook for the President, that Democrat Ge o r g e McGovtm'1 Vietnam peace prosram was hindering efforts by the Nixon 1d- minlatrat1Qn to achieve a • negot11tcd settlement. "Alr/ proposal which gives the enemy euclty what be wanla mates ll diffk:ult for us to negotiate," Hogen a.id. He II.Id --tho· ..-Js put-forward-by Ntml for ending: the war "are reuonable pro--11 lllld I .lb!nk they are lool:ed on by other aaU.. u reumable lJl'l)pOllll.11 ~ Ha wu utid to comment on a report --from-Parla !bot llaoj'1 necottlllor, Le Due 'Ibo, had offered to D1IOI wttb Henry JQulliltr if the ~t·· foN!P policy M•INi llacloanythlni ..,. lo ti!.,, ' "I don't tblnt 1latam1111& made publle- ly ~"" much importance,'fl19ger1 sald. · ~ "I tliink moat of the things aald publicly are mad.,e for proparanda purpo.1es." In addlUon to At11trali1, Rogers also viaited Indoneala, CeyJoo, Y e m e n , Bahrein, Kuwait, Greece, &man.la, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Italy and Spain. * * * Frot11P .. eJ PARIS •.• wu a majcr me. It lmplled tbll !'!'!if!· dent Nixon'• elgb~polnt peace p!ID ol May I, proposing a c'8se-flre and a U.S. troop withdrawal, was atlll unacceptable to Hanoi. Tho hima•li had Initially nojacted the Nlxon'plan in early May. Tho, who has already held more than a dozen clandettine conferences in Piris with Kissinger added that he had brouaht no new North Vietnamese ~ace 1ug· , .. 11om with him. 0 'Ibet'e is nothing for me to aay," he told niWllDen bluntly. Tbo'a return came two days after the relWl1Pllon of tho oemJ.pubUc weekl,y Vietnam peace talks after a 10.week suspenai<o onlored by President Nlzon. The oew -Tburoday uw no lllgns ol -eaa towanl a ....,U.lad Vietnam peace settlement. Driver Kills . Buddy, Self LONG BEACH (UPI) -A 12- y .. r-old man l,.ped to hit dtath from a bridge Saturday alter his car eoWded with another vehicle and killed tis driver, hit buddy. Wayne Ross McDougall 12, ol Long Beach, "" kUled btanuy when he leaped lS feet to the cement·llned flood cootrol channal of the Loa Aniol .. RITlr. Dead In the car ICC!<lent wu Froderlck Parker. II, Ilse ol Long Besch. A ~saen1e.r in McDougall'• car, Patricia Cavenab, It, "" only 1!11hUy Injured In the socldeot whlch happened '('hen Mcllougall'a car hit Parker'• broadal,de .i an ln- l•rsactlon. · A bollpltal 1poli .. man aald the 1&-Yeat· old former chief executive a~ared 1n1-. ~ . . T!oluih aid Wallace'• full therapy pro- gram -watkinc on parallel hon, lUlinf weights and doilll other uorci,.. - would olart Wednesday after completlon ol diagno1Uc 1ludies. He uld the es· amination was rouUne for all patients enlerln1 the rthalluttatlon oenttr. Ml!S Cavenah told oWccn tbal alter tho accident, McDougall -t to the other vehicle, muined and told her the victim waa bli buddy and then ran hom the""""· iOlll to leave an<I had shown a borty •!1- ptllte. • Tnunan'• P"l'IOllll "'111tctan, Dr. Walllco D. Gralllm uld n-uman waa "re llllaliU.bln1 hit ""11iol1111cal pro- ._ i.. a short period of obltrvatlon !:ta~ Won ho...,... hlt......W ~~ " Ho WU bolpitalJJecl July I • lor l ....... IDteltlnal dlton!er. •· ' ' . Wallact, paralyzed from the hlpc down by an 11sallant'1 bullela May II In Laurel, Md., alto will bl bound by tho nil• that prohlblta \'llltort unlU 4:!0 p.m., 'l'rllllb aald. · "JProin f :• 00, bl CID be -mor tt he said. .... ' ... _ ... •• , • A -police helicopter crew tpallad him OHlnC about four btocb from the •ccldeat and u tho aircraft delcendod, ho 41-reci Hl• =., laler wu folltlf ·, a.d ~z tho '" ' . -, • • . - 1lunned MOllilta dd!l•tea -.ed. They f e 11 tas~ "b • n Clum"1 denied rumon clm.llatin& that &be wu mellow· Ing and trying to improve her image: '1'h1t'1 a croclr,.!!..J_he said. • The embrace between Clrmen and Reinhardt, to the relief of all, soon took on the famlliar old re.semblance to two acorplons in a bottle. Standlnc by the Ca!Uornia standard in the convention hall the night of the vice presidential baUoting wu t~ familiar face of the man who doml~~led the delegation from that key position at the lut Democratk: convtntion in 1961 .:..... =ru:ub. EJ:ctpt this time Jesse was ' lbere DOt IS C31ifomia ]eader but u a eub reporter for KABC R.adiO in IAI Angelelj taping' interviews with the survlvinl political powers who wue in tbl dot.gallon i,ain this year. - No me lflelDed to enjoy the. convention or hia role ln It this year more than cub reporter Unruh, who watched With amuaement from the sidelines as others ~1111-vartous machliiittons of which he usect'to be the old master. Jesse spent most of bis· time hanging around the CrOOt entrance of the Doral Country . Club with tape recorder in hand, opening the doori or an the cars and cabs that VUiled up to let passengers out , making quips a b o u f 'anything and everything going on , and enjoying himself hugely. PLAYING TAPES When aomeooe broke a bottle of catsup on the floor In the coffee allOp ol the Doral during lupch one day, JeSS;e p~ claimed this year's party CMClave as ''the cm.ventlon, where catsup flowed like blood.". Ha entertained ooe an<I all by playlnc hick tapesof hia radio Interviews with auch celebrities u Los Angeles Mayor Sim Yorty. Gubernatorial candidate for 1974,ln Callfomis Jeny Waldle (~Ira Costa 1 Courity) was having brtaltfast when the former Big Daddy came over, leaned down, and commented, "Say, you need to lose about 10 pounds." Also in Nfiaml and scareely visible as a non·delegate was e1-Gov. Pat Brown, who appear ed to vanish completely after the first day. Rep . Robert L. Leggett ([).Vallejo) could get in the convention only by work· Ing as a campaign noor manager Jor. Endicott Peabody for vi<:e presidellt. Having taken the role, however, Leggett was busy as a beaver throughout the p~ ceedinp aa he pursued his non-task. Jerry Waldie was named an assistant parliamentarian and assigned to the' con· vention floor. But no one asked bis parliamentary advice on 1nything dlri11g the four days. In fact , they weren't u-1 pected to. . \Valdle, tongue-in-cheek . tried to i.n~ist he played a major role : "Ohio kept ask- 1.ng rily ~dvice. Since l don't know anythlng about p11rliamentary procedure, I didn't know what to tell them, so I kept advising Ohio to pass." TIINNEY A PAGE Sen. John V. Turuiey could only get in the convention hall the first night, when the 151 California delegate! were challenged, by working as a page. One of the rousing songs sung by dele&ates the last night of the convention wu, "Hail, Hall, The Gang's all here." Except half of them weren't. The olA order passeth. ?: :: •· • . • !· •• ., ~ ~ •• ' t· ' ~\ :: .. :: :: ,: -. ·: ·c~n Warschaw, m.iLlionairess: leader of the Democratic. Part11'1 left: wi11g factiu.n {or several 11ears, gave i hPrself the ti le of Dragon Lady. All. factions of · lhe party agree she haa: had a iu.sf..}or power. .. _ : Daughter of tile founder JJ/ flarv~y :· Aluminum in Torrance , Ms . Warschaw: 1vas a c e it t ra l figure f11 th~ 196B: Deniocratic Party caucus $Chism. She• '" is blamed for tlie straiglit-down-the: middle , split at that Fresno caucus: which left htr without anv 1,poW"H: · position. _ 1< !: :lhe claimed she wa& robbltt of the:· Southern California C~imnani,.iP %, that 11edr when Caltfomia Goo1.,..Ed-:· mund G. ''Pat" Brown failed to 1up-:if port her. · ~-:~ ·. I. ,::; '· ~ But Protesters Aren't • :: Saigon. Politicians Upset ~~ 1Bv McGdver1i Success . • . • • . . • ol SAIGON (UPI) -Political allies o( President Nguyen Van Thieu and aome of hi! most outspoken critics said Saturday they vehemently o p Po 1 e Democfauc p<'OSidmilal candidate George_ McGovm!. publisher of the anti-government : magazine "Confrontation;', told UPI: But memben of South Vietnam'• vocal war protest 'movement say they hope .~ McQovem will be elected. "The-points he (McGovern) made ln h1t :- acceptance speech Ire good ones." • ··Tin was ·&entenced last fall to a 1ix·: ·· month jail tenn for publishing an article ! tn his magazine favorably de6CI'iblng : progress in all areas' inside North Viet· : nam. He is free OD appeal. 5 FIRST CAMPAIGN SPEECH Son. Thon>H Ea9l1ton "ll' Mr. McGovern is elected. It would be a catastrophe· not only for Vietnam but for all the natio~ like Vietnam in ' Southeast Asia," said former Foreign Minister Tran van Do. Do, 69, an adviser to Thieu and delegate to the 1954 Geneva Conference; noted that McGovern promised to go to Hanoi if necessary to help end the war, to stop the U.S. bombing of North Viet- nam and ta withdraw all Americari troops from Vietnam ''within 90 days of my inauguration." "I think he certainly will not be elected -that's all we can hope," aald Do, who served as Thieu's penonal envoy laat fall during talks with North Vletnamut Paris peace delegate Xuan Thuy. But Father Chan Tin, P.aman Calholic Eagletf?n Opens Drive · With Theme of T·rust· KANSAS CITY Mo. (UPI) -Sen. Tho.mu F.. Eagleton, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, opened his campaign Saturday with a promile to creat~ a goVernment the people can trust. "It cannot be done with empty prom· lses to 'bring us 10¢her' lifted by the media masters from a school girl's poster during the 1968 campaign," Eagleton said. °For all Americans, it , means an end to the adminJ!traUon that · spends dollan for bombs 111.d pennies -for educating our next generation." Eagleton spoke before the annual con- vention of the National Audio-Vl.suaJ Association. He was schedu1ed to Address the group belore Sen. George McGovern selected him to be the No. 2 man on the Democratic ticket. "I threw away a perfectly good speech on the subject of the technological· rrv°oluUon in education," tie aaid. "My plan! were change(! at another con- vention this week. l"My ni•ponslbihties are c!Hlerent now, for I 1peak not only u the junior Hllllor from Mlsaourl, but u tbe opokeltDlD of & areal party -an<I ol· a crt•t move-menl 11 · Ea1letonbeldan'ew1conl°"""' before tho apeeob and said be favored an all-volunteer army In tfmaa .of pooco but not wben the nation iJ at war. ''The draft ahould remain In eUect dur- ing · worllm• ao that all el-o( Americans can..,.. equally," ho said. He also said the cumnt *'3 billion 'dafenae bu(l&et could be reduced by ·uo bll1lon oul year and to a $14.9 bUllO!I. level by 1175. ~ Ht. aald he cloet not believe In bu11nc achool ltudenla aolety to achieve racially btlonced IChoolt but ctalmod that of the t .4 million child"" -&Ina bulod an· nually, oo!y 400,GllO lite tnnaJ>O!tfd to • bltanco-..-roClally. · In hit l]JO<Cb, , EacletoJt •tuck lo lilt thomt ol l'Hllablllblnc cmfldenco 1" tbt aoft!lllDODL Ht ml tho aooJ of l . ' ' • M c G o v em-Eagleton administration would be "to reclaim the trust in govern- ment that thia administration has forfeiled. · "TrU!t can only bO founded on ths people'• confidence that the men and women they elected will be Bensitive to their needs and act In their Interests," he said. Former President H a r r y S Truman. F.agleton aald, "showed us that when the people trust a man, he cannot be llopped, all of the po 11 a and all of the smart mpney to the contrary notwithstanding .. "I am convinced we can re-establish a relationship of !tlis kind," he said. Mesa.Man Gets 10 Years to l)f e For Killing Kin A Coot& Menn who ahot and killed hit dauabtoMn-law al the bdcllt o( a flmll1 ~ ll .. illaltln&len -home WU lllltenced' Friday lo 10 yta'I to Ufe In atata prlalon. Ortnp Coun1J Suporlor o.irt Judea Robert t. Corfman ordmd !be mulmwn prlaon !'"'1 for J1meo Noel Slpull, 41, o1· 2924 Peppertree Lane, j~ll Ii• weeka after 1 jury found blm 111ttty of ateond · · degrte murder. Slpult wH convicted f0< the killing last ·Aug. 30 of Ml'1. Ktlhl.,n Slpult, ll, ~f 10112 K1muola Drive, Huntington Buch. It was tO.t~lt!!t that Slpult returned 'to the home of hl1 Ion Jack, Do 1fter belnc ejocted from the hOm• by mmibm of hil !amity and IIn!d a shot thro<tfb the~· door.' The llqllot struck Mn. Slpull In the chest. She died belcr1 the CQU)d. be !Um to • looal bolpllal. . \ • • • • , The priest also met with McGovern 1&: September when the candidate pa(d 1 : three-day visit t6 Vietnam. During the : · meeting with McGovern at Tl n '1: Redemptorist church, a fire bomb was .: . thrown into the building. ·: "The war is enslaving. the country,":: said Tin . "If he (McGovern) is elected :: there will be ch11.nges in American socie-:: ty. In Viet.oam he will be useful. He ·will :: end the war and stop the bombing, whlch:· is now , destroying the n a t i o n • 1 :: resources." ·: Some U.S. officials in Vietnam who :: have been carrying out Nixon's policies :: are dJamayed at the prospect of :: Ml'Govern'1 bemg elected. :: One official said the war can be won 1r:: Pmident Nixon Is ~lected and "The:: Amertcan people have the tenacity and:: the will. H McGovern wins, it will be a :: whole .new ball game," he sald.. ·: Selective Service Hit by Vandalism .· ·: ·• ·. -. ·. :· ·: -. ·• .• PlNESVILLE, Ohio (UPI) -Vandlll1 : l;>roke Into the Lake County Selective :· Service office here, painted slogans on the : walls and scattered files throughout two : rooms, police reported Saturday. .. Police s1Jd the slogans were pajn~ed In : red paint and aald, "lile is much better • than death," "doot kill for money" and : "resist." • SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Thi°"'"'' Cotll 0-'ILY 'ILOT, W!lll 'll'llleft 11 ctmDlntd 11!1 N•W11·l'rff1, Is pUl:lltshtd DV flit Or1n111 Co.11 PuDl!ll'llt111 Coml),lny, Sipe. r'llll .-flllon1 11(1 a1DIKl!td, MOndlY ll!routh Fr1111y, for C0.!1 MINI, Newport !Ucfl, Hun!l1111ton ltkl!/Founl1ln \lt11ty, ll!IUM 8Mch, lrvlnt/S~l1b9cll tnd Sin Cllmtftltl San Ju1n C111111r1no. -' 1l"11l• AOlontl edition 11 l)lib!ltl!td SllUrdlYI Ind l!lndl,'r'I• Tf\t prlr.CINI Pllbllsttlrw pltnl 11 If WO W .. t hY llr.el, Ca.It M"'• C:.ltfofl'llt, m2', RoNrt N. W•.d ,r .. 1c1.m 11111 l'ublkl'ltf' J1ck l. Curl1v Vic* , .... ldtril 11111 0-11 Mll'lttlf' 1ll1rn11 K11Yll """ Tllcul'ltt A. Murphl111 MtMOltlt l:dlter ~trltt A. LM• Rlch1rtl I'. Nill Auhillfll MIMl!rol fdlf*A .41111, J. Dlrki11 aw.., ldltw Oflluo \ C'.11111, .M-1 uo w.:~= ltrMt l'f_,. 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Mcinnis Friday> asked why lrvlne h .. been beg- ging his city to delay development of property near Orange County Airport so the hvo·of them can jolnUy master plan the area while a,t the same time working behind the scenes witll the McDonnell Douglas Cotporation on a hig h intensity, high rise complex right across the street from the airport. Partially : because of the Irvine request, New port Beach councilmen · Monday had delayed· for ode month action on .~ $135 million .:.--high ri se plan -for the-177-acre ·collins Radio Company prop- erty on MacArthur Boulevard. Irvine Mayor William Fish· back proclaimed he saw nothing '1sinister" about1 the private meetings he and other city officials had had with McDonnell Douglas people. POLICE f>ERMITS: HUNTINGTON BEACH -Strong reaction to a propoeed law which would place some business license. under control of the police department, has led to del4y of the ordinance: City officll!ls say they plan tp rewrite so~e of the o"bjectionable-control measures in the law. FOX ATTACK1 'sAN CLEMENTE -A fox [eared to be rabid attacked at least four campers Thursday morning as they slept •.t San Clemente Beach State Park. Health offjcials ordered irµmed)ate anti-ra.bies injections for all the victims. · '&..Authorities fear rabies beeause foxes . frequent carriers of the ,_._ dread disease:-rarel'Y' attack unprovoked unless they are rabid . A search for the fox .continues. -FREE P~ING: ·COSTA MESA -Apartment owners ... -:.:-who continue ·to rent, lease, or sell parking spaces to their ,)ep~ts .a~e. ,violating a new city ~rdinance. The. law is aimed • at 'j)rov1dmg al! tenan t~ equal r1ghts to parking spac .. at · ~,~ro~ed ap~rtment comi)lexes. . · " ' , FIRE DANGER CLAIMED: NEWPO RT BEACH -Fire Department officials said Friday tests show the· city's water · ... system doesn't have the capacity to put out a bad fire In any of the city's major apartment or commercial buildings. The department Ji urging a· building elide change requiring sprink' !er systems in large,scale projects. • STREAMLINED TRASH: LAGUNA BEACH -Biodegrad- able paper and plastic trash bags were distributed to Top of the World residents in the first step of a city project fo elim· lnate noisy, un sightly trash cans !tom local by-ways. Bags will be tried out in a two-month experimenl " No Gunpf.a.y, .Just t .;unpf.a.y ' . Cars,on's Raiders got raided a~ain Thursday nighL -. Someone saw a couple of the e1ght·meinber gang beating the bejabbers out of each other and called the law. Som.,.· where in translation, gunplay got involved. But when police reinforcements arrived at Heller Park in Costa Mesa, where · the stuntfighters practice, they realized the shootout was only a fakeout. "There was just my husband Joe and Rici< Baker there," says Mrs. Evy Burns, who is known to audiences around these parts as The Meanest Woman West of the Pecos. "II all eight of us had been there they really would've screamed." says the lady-make:-believe brawler. She said most local patrolmen ·know Carson's Raiden are just acting in their practice sessions. Still, they suggested the gang notily headquarters next time they stage a showdown to prevent a false alarm. CRIME DROPS: HUNTINGTON BEACH -President Nix· on se nt his congiatulations to the city police department this week, because Huntington Beach was one of only 80 cities in the nation where the major cr.ime rate dropped from the fi rst quarter, 1971, to the first quarter. 1972 . Crime rate re- duction was eight percer:it here. · NIXON BUSY: SAN CLEMENTE -President Nixon kept a much busier schedule through the week -a pace which qu ickened as the weekend approached. Former Treasury Sec- retary John Oonnally launched an administration. attack on George McG!>vem Friday afternoon on the Western White House lawn. Saturday's schedule Included briefings by Sec- retary of State Willain Rogers. President Nixon ls expected to fly back .to Washington, D.C. early this week. SUMMER: ART: LAGUNA BEACH -The Art Colony's official "season" got under way Friday with simultaneous opening of the three summer art lestivals. A grand toW of 400 artists and craftsmen will be di splaying -and selling - their creations of the past year in the Festival of ~rts, the Sawdust festival and Art-A-Fair for the next six "'.eeks. WORLD LIFEGUARDS: HUNTINGTON BEACH -Top officiaJs from seven nations are meeting in Huntington Beach thi• week to standardize international lifesaving techniques and equipment. They are «>hosted by the city and the Na- tional Surf Lifesaving Association Qf "'America. GO BUY PARKS: NEWPORT BEACH -The Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission urgi.d the city council to spend upwards of ~500,000 from its 1972-73 operating budget for acquisition of a view park in Newport Helghta and a·parl<· playground site ·on Balboa Island near the ferry landing. JUDGE, JURY: HUNTINGTON BEACH -Teachen In Ile Ocean View School District will become thelr own judge and jury next year. They will have to predict how much each stu· dent should learn , and take resl'°nsibility for the students' progte" lhroughou\ the year. It•. all part of a ne'! teacher evaluation system aaoptcd by distnct trustees wblch,IS upect- ed to make educalinn more· ~countable for Us effort · 'WATi:R LOSS: f!UNTINGTON BEACH -Talbert Lake, one of the two lakes in the city's proposed cen~al pir%, reach- ed its lowest waler love! In.nine years. City officials oy it will go back up when the current drou&ht ends. They will also ,. lake precautions tb keep the water level u? w~en the central ·: park la finished. . , . • • ., ' ' ' \ .. \ .. ' r::-... ~ ·'\~ ',' Red . Secrets 1 Says Analyst SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -.A Ramparta · ma11zine article said S.(Yi;l!aY a vast Intelligence network maintained by the N111tion1l Security Agency has enabled the U.S. t(). break ~very existing Soviet code and pinpoint the location and type of each Ru~sia jet and m1S3lle-c_arrylng su bmarine. . The article in the August issue of Ram.· parts, due . oit newutands Monda,Y, WU ~ I" saJd to be based on. an interview with a • fonner NSA analyst. t The analyst, whO was not named in the article, Is quoied u •ay!ng Intelligence devices allow . the United States to monitor all trans-AUaoUc telephone calls to or from thia country-lncludin1 tho .. made by private clllz.ens. U.S. overflight. of Russian territo,Y are "routine," said the article, entitle'd "U.S. Electronic Espionage: A Memoir." "As far as the Soviet Union Ls con· cemed we know the whereabouts at -any given time of all its aircraft , e1clusive of small private planes, 11nd its naval forces , including its missile-firing sulr marines," the analyst was quoted a1 saying in the interview. "The fact is that we're abte to break every code they've got,' understand every1 type. of communications equipment and enciphering d~vice they've got," he said. "We know where their submarines are, what every one of their VIPs ts doing, and g~erally their capabilities Md the dispoSitions of all their forces. Thia in· formati on i! const;antly computer cor-- related, updated and the Operations go on 24 hours a day." . Fun-filled Fiesta An estimated ao,ooo .persons gathered ln San qe- mente Saturday for !~e Fiesta Ia Christianila. It included a parade and National Dory Champion- ships With lifeguard teams fr\!Rl all over California taking part. The three-lap dory race around tile I .,.. . ~· CtU'I' "lkt f'r.tt9• "' Joh~ Yttl•,_ • ·~ pier was won by Long Beaclr Team One. The clown "below, a member of the Los Angeles Shrlners. took part tn the mammoth parade. The Fiesta ends to- da y with a carnival at Old Plaza Park. Hide E~port Ban Aimed at Cttrbing Shoe Price Rise WASlllNGTON (UPI\ -Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson announced Satu rday a tempora ry freeze of e1portl o( cattlehldes at ]ast year's levels to fore11tall an anticipated rise in •hoe prices this !all · • Asked whether the U.S. maintahis overflight sw'Veiltance of Soviet ter- ritory, h• said : "'Routine1y, as a matter of fact-over the BlaCk Sea. down to t~ Battle, our Strategic Air Force fl ies the planes, and we support them. By that I mean that we watch them penetrate the· Soviet airspace and then analyze the Soviet reaction - how everythil)g from their air defense and tactical afr force to the KGB reacta." In a news ·conrere.nce Peterson said that catUehlde prices, which bad bcmr<d around 14 cents a po<l!ld Jor IWo decadu, ouddenly began to ·rlie Jut Nimmber : -and-bl'£•1d!l':!!!!!:!l!Ore !han_ @llbl"!J~ "" ;:;:-~n-:nfrrnmrn-sn OI zf.?Ttefltr. ------___,__.,__. He ·aald he also bad iddicatioru: that U.S. rec0nnaissance planes had fiown over Communist China. . Th~ magazine 1aid the analyst served with NSA for 311.1 years after en1lsting in the Air Force In 1966. He worked at NSA poala In Istanbul and Indochina, 'where he served as a senior analyst, Rampartl 11111. - ·'Not ·to make light of a serious mat· ter. ·· Peterson said, "these higher prices come out of the Ame rican consumer'• hide." A PriCe Commission official said that thus far this year shoe prices have risen only t percent but that the industry predicted mcreasea of up to 10 percent this fall because of the cattlehldt squeeze. Peterson did not say current aboe prices would fall but be did Jll'dlct tbal his moves would •·cut down.-lnfiatiODU'J pressure11" on ahoes and other leather good, and hopefully aloir ot llOp, the an· ticipated fall Jirice i1Jcre11e1. -. Argentina end Brazil have bcitb virtually ended their 01JlOl'I of hldfll In an IJ1 the article, the analyst wai . lclen- llfied 11 Winllow Peck, a pseudonym, A spokeipllan for J\amparts In New York 1aid tlle man could be reached by a tel.PllOne number he pn>vlded In San Diego, but , attempts to contact 11Peck" late Saturday were unsuCCe<!slul. 1 .. ~~~.!oan~~~!""U:t_;~~ ; yeara ago, the twd Latin 1UD011Clft c:oun-; trt" produced' ll10t'O than I quarter of • the world's cattlobtde exports. The main bUslri•11 of the National Security Agency, one or the most aecret in the government, is code cracking and communications intrtlllgenee; Light Winds, Low Surf Night and early morning low clouda .. will prevail over the Orange C4ut today with a partial clearing In the afternoon. ' Two to three foot-owell• are predicted !or coas!el turf with li1ht early morning winds. Low temperature will be til the 60's with high! In the 80'1, ECOLOGY BRINGS UCI CAMPUS T 0 COMMUNITY . From Page I elsewhere on camp115, Binder said the program encourages the development of an environmental or ecological outlook among students whose Interests are more traditional . When the program began in January, 1970, there was just one faculty member, B t n de t, and 20 students. Nest year, there will be more than 300 students and 8.5 facOky members. The evolution ol the program -tt Is consldend neither a departm"1t nor a school within the university l)'lllem - has ''.been a fight all along," Blndtt said. The program wu a dream of his for two yeani before It reached the Academic Senate ..oNy to be rejected , because of. a conflict over his 1uggested . title of Applied Life Science. It was fell that this might be confused wit h the biological sciences. · Binder ~ntinued with the program and 111tarted the tenn with 4.5 faculty members. Field l!ltudent supervision. he PQint1 out, Is "very expensive" in faculty tinie. Jn addition to meeting with the students, and reading thei r reports, instructors must also meet With the agency representatives as well as teach their other classes. Orlgij:lally, 1bt quarlers of field work were required . Because of the faculty shortage, however, only three quarters now are required. This, said Binder, is "on a temporary basis we hope." He laid the program has turned away "batches of students" -abou t as many 11 have been accepted. Juniors and . seniors are automatlco:ally_ .reJ..used ad· mittance. Others must have a gOod grade point average as well as measure up in a personal interview. Most appreciate the extra "free" help but they speak morelof the ma tu rity of the stlldenta and the background given them in ihe pn)gram's courses. Students do 111uch the saipe work as ,. professionals ror the 0 r a n g e County Criminal Justice Council and "Jn a very · competent manner," 1ald Thomas Cartt, assistant e1ecutiv~ officer. Students have conducted research and Jntervi\ws, analyzed data and made charts for reports re:Quested by the Board of Supervlson. Some h av e even designed projects which might be Im· plemented lhroogh the council, which Is respansi ble for submitting proposal& to lit the county's 12 mUllon-budget lrom the Crime and Safe Streets Act. Captain Robert Green of the Coeta Mesa Police. Department says the students he has worked ,cepresent "a tremen dous advantage foe.Wt city." Two "«eks-later, however . the name . •QUJTE HAPPY' •. REFER TO AGENCY Social ECology was siigge-ned and IC· Binder and his faculty are "quite hap-. cepled . " .. h h . d h k Normally, · nolhlng Is done with .,y w en t cir 11tu ents ave to wor juveniles caught in their fi rst offense But for th.e progfam to meet Its hard . Students ere required to spend 10 alt.hough, according to statistics, the pri.marrgoal, it also had to be accepte4 boun a week In their field work. com · average first time.offender hu already by the community agenciu. Se:veral plete specified reading assignment.a and committed 10 other l'imllar crimes. ~ were hesitant, Ol>utitful whether It *auld write a report on their work at the end of Social Ecology itudtnts, however , have .be worth their While. The probation the term. devised a plan to work with the department turned down Binder'• tt-; 'The students 'are not treated es Gray youngslers and their families to quest "any numhtt of times" before they Ladies or clerks. "They haVe to ~ Jufl ior determine the youths' problems and then llnally accepted. profelllonals." "'\ f th to f hel •PHENOMENAL.. JOB* , r.e er cm an agency or p. Then. One .of the early ltudenll dJd One woman atudent working with .the ''These are the ones we really may be IUCh • "phenomenal Job," 25 students Laguna Beoch eomm uiiity Menial Health able to do sometqlng wlib.'' captain This has boosted the deman!I' of foreign shoe makers ·-principally Italy, Spain and Japan -for U.S. bides. As a result U.S. export> !lave climbed from 33 per cent of the total hlde production in 187 to 43 percent last year. · Five years ago, the government also limited exports but this, PeterllOO uid, .. resulted in windfall profits for ellJ(>!'ters ~ and foreign producers. To avoid that, he announced creation of "export ticket!." These will be given to hide producerl In proportion .to their production. Ex- porters will have to buy tlii Ucketa before they can export. • • jective Viewpoint, lheir thoogbl1 ho" · also proven to be idealistic and bound b1 ·.:· clas~roont theory. The program, C!plRin Green saJd, enables the students fo learn to "mold theory around the situation." ... OPENED DOORS Besides educating atudents to th1 1y1tem. the program has often opened !he door !or them. Three 1tudenla, two are now in law ·achoo!, have been hired by the Criminal Justice Council and they '!«.. conaldered to be,. "worth two timt1 a! much u we PIY them." · Pam Burtoo. Junt_gaduate, fee!J her experience In the program helped her get a "IUmmer ·Job 1upervt1ln1 youna volunteers m· Loe Angela. Althoogb lhe Intend. to .10 on to graduate school. eh• Is taldnl a year off "to kind of .be sure whit I want to 10 Oil with.'' Socltll EcoiOl)I, 1he uld, "made fChoql more meaningful for me." She foilnd it excltina to eee 0 tom1 IOri ., of connection" between school anti -k but she also 1...-.ed, "you ~·t otay In th• academic -Id II you want .., set stuff done." · Brea Man, Wife ' ' Found Shot Dead , Servlces~team became so Involved she G ••Id ll d '1 k ii research were accepted in ... _ nutquarter. rccn -. e oesn now """' would eive calla from the team at Ill ver sbo -the ~ m's worth but Aa with probobly all unlvenlty pros· w • 19 p • ..,.a • A 73.yeaM>!d Brea man 1bol andlllltd rams; Binder mu 1 t 1190 ·communicate ,. midnight. 1 he said, "ii you help one kid, 10 me that'&. Sa d !•"' In lbe demands and needs of the studeota to This ume ,1ludent, along with two a help." his wile tur ay n .,.. an apparent 0 .... , c.lped d 1 ogr m to h • family argument, accordlno to police. He "'" ·chanceUOr's office, which must plan i.un· • ur: eve op a new pr a Agency rtpresentativea also cite ot er he -__ ,;~ ;~-• ._......, hel J oil · k·' fl t If • then turned t .......,_, p '"" on for all academic programs. P l!"e •• pie = up on a rs o ense ;.,, vtslble advantages to the program. . hlmsell and took hia own Wt. Abouf a year and a hall ago, Binder r&> by ~ COsta M~ Police 0.[>artment. Sludenla an able to "meet up with • queated Joor new !acuity membtrl !or Ottlers do acfiral coun,.llng al the crisis professionals •nd find out what tho truth Police aald Clrland Black. ol 111111 Sito the new term. lnslead, he teceived what cii/ilc. And st(ll othen work in the Is," said (frtt. one younc womll). who Drive, Space m. ahot bla wife Franc.. he considered a "cur¥>1emo" saying that mun icipal couf1s doing the things the drossed in "typ CtJ hippie fashlon"and ·71 , llf their trailer lilrnl-•ll<' ·~ he would get two new poaltloM anct no deputy dilt~ct attorney should do but dlslike police, wu 1,.lantd the ' Job of proximately 1:15 p.m. - uplanallon why.".. ht,!it'! th~ tune for. :Wrviewin1 policemen. Although she Ile then called Illa -.In-Jaw, Jamel 0 The nm morning, he resigned. "! u -'. ''Our ,litudenla are great," boas ted ihe challenge at !In~ she did..,. Whaley of u ':!:!t-.nd tOlll illllr1le :" pect people to lake me sertousljl when. I Binder 1 · lbe asslJOment and eventually wu going to "' wldde, am... am aerkiul," B!JX!er 11111. ·But afler' bit , ~lhiX!gb he 1dmlt1 1 blued Yiew, illt her fde11. • re~ed.411llaleJ t:lllid i-. pelleo • 1 ltudmta c:onduded 1 pea..tul Ill-In' at ' people 'liio atud111ta -k for 1llo uem > "She dilcovered . they 111tro human," rouiid both of. tbe llllcb .... -.,. < lbe ·cbencellar'1 alllce and 40 letlarl lmproaoed -,both'wftll lbi ilUdtlltl"lnd Cartt said. ·' l'Jlllbol-* In .the c:lloa ..._ .,., -f'll"'' •Pnc1. people wore reeelved , lhe proiram. ~ Allho<11h . Ibo lludentl show· an ob-arrived; . , · • • I •• </. • t ' ... ~ . ·. ·- ., • l ·' .. -" .. ' .. le • Sla11lo11 I.a Habns Sonia Ana Qipist1a110 Irvine 7• fountai'I \blle'f ~Newpcrt .Beach ' . ~ .Seal Beach ·-"' • • < . • ' \ ..... .: . • ... .... • I ·~· . -. . .r;-. ' . .. ~ , s.ndar. Jo1r 16. l m --· ... -., .. I COMPARATIVE POPULATION · .DENSITIES • • • " ' •• 4-. ' •. • .• -- ·o -· \ .~ • . • • ... • • .:t ,,.., .... ,. ...... •' ,, .. .. . . •. . .. .. l.~·; .. .. -:!' . .4... . ... • ... :· ~ . . • . .. . . Coast·.~-.rn:fiux: What -·-. . . - • r Cities ·Are Planning • . As more people ... m to be moving away from big cities and into Jess-- urbanized areas, most Orange Coast com· rnunities are trying to figure out where to put their share of the inf)lu:. High rise, population density and open space have become criUcaJ planni.rtg topics. . The subjects have c_aused heated em~ lion.al debates in some cities, especially Newport Beach and LagtJna Beach and terious study in -others. 1 In a few-cities :... Huntington Beach and Co$ta Mesa are two examples -,,. onlmMcea directly relating to bigb rise have been -~, · ll)tllough common beig)Jt ordlnances exj!t. Along the coast, lbe anti·bigb rise fl!ld anti-density groups appear to otitoumber anr,otherso-They-are;-at-Jeast.,ll)Ore- vocal. Two cities -Irvine and Costa Ml!sa - seem willing to work trade-<>ffs -higher density 'or more height in some areas in exchange for more open spa~. t There , are variations in attitudes towards height and placement of buildings among 111.-cities. All ·.are agreed, however, on the emphasis on and · need for more park acreage and open apace, whether it be bicycle trails, paseos, greenbelts or just p I a i n agricuJtaral area. 1be-Orange ;County Planning Depart· ment is working m a population. growth study which may help the citifs in lbei< planning. It will include a strategy for future population development. According to the department's figures, the county as a whole bas only 2,091 peo- ple per square mile, but the number is increasing by about 190 more people per year. In contrast to the anti·a"partment feet• ing in many of the cities, ttie1 county's study says that the commitm~ to the single-family dwelling has led to another "urban sprawl. 11 • · Such developments use more land and ere ate a larger area which must be served by govenunent provided facillti.~, 1 the report said. But apartments can mean more use of air space and house more peop~e. B';'t ·opinion is divided on bow beneficial tbiJ is. . Basic hiib rise attitudes in coastal cities are:- Newport Beach: 1be City council b Studying a four-zone height limit which would place a 26-foot limit in residential or baylront. areas, 32 to 50 in some C0!11"' mereial zones and 50 to unlimited (with permit) in other industrial and business iones. There is an emphasis Qll sld~yard aetbacks and heavy citizen involvement . Laguna Beach: By :a.J·to 1 vote last year, voters approved an ili.itiative which places a '36-foot height limit (usually con· sidered as three stories) ori all buildings in the city. Opponents of the measure, which brought out tile highest voter turnout in Lagun~ Beach history, are trying to have it declared illegal. San Clemente: A long-standing high rise overlay jg in cUC(L Jt requires that all structures 'Above 35 feet must obtain a us~ j)ermit. Only a few exceptions ha ve been gi;mted. t lrvlne:-Tbe-majorlty of the council. Jed by a re""cent recommendation unv"eiled by councilman Gabrielle Pryor, says It Will . .support the concept of raising l>ulld\JJ.g &°'Jgbt to increase open space in apart· ment areas of the city. Hwitlngton Beach and Costa "A-lesa: In neither city has high rise been a burolng issue. Huntington Beach generally has a three-story ruJe, but the lack of any ordinance allowing high rise killed a potential marina which wou14 have had tall....structw:es. Costa Mesans are more concerned wiih the safety of the higb b~Udings thao with their existencf.. There is a tw~story, zone rule but more is permitted. All must meet a rule" req'\iiring .installation of fire sprinklers. Density atlitUdes in the cities include: Newport Beacb: A new R·l.5 zone is being .conSidered whiCb would allow one full-size home on a lot plus another unit half its space, instead of the two now allowed on R·2 areas: Planners are shooting towards a densi· ty ratio of 19-20 versus the current 40 dwelling units per acre. The city also will make another try to get bond money for city'parks and bike trails. Laguna Beach: P I a n n i n g C.om· missioners ·wiped out high density areas :suggested on the general plaJl and pius changed the 1990 population pfojection from 28,000 to 20,000. Lagunans also -~orld Chess Arbiter J_.~.:;,,..c.----·=..o.-~-~.::.==----.,. " ' ~ ~ Greece Says 12. Planned To Kidnap -JFK's Son .. spent $3 million for the mile-long ·Main Beach to turh it into a public park and begin the greenbelt idea. / ' ' - Won't Remove Cameras businessmen and diplomats and to raise more money by robberies and other crimes. The West Germans were identified as Ernest Zorer, 32, of Stuttgart, Werner Robbers, U, and Jurgen Obermoyer, 25, both of Tubingoo, and Suzanne Bau.s- inger, 19, of Reutlingen. The authorities did not define clearly what connections, if any, existed between the two alleged gangs. The aMouncement said the . German gang was a branch cl. tile "20th October Movement" Whieh operates ·mainly in Gennany · and France. Five other . members.of tbe movement were arrested lltrt' October 1'n Gr~. and are •.ti I ~ awaiting ltialloii bom.IJl.ll cbil'ges. . . . . ( . ' , ' •• • ' san JUan Capistrano : A inoratorium has been lifted and officials are preparing a major study of the general plan to determine how density can be reduced. Irvine: Studies are going ahead on bicycle trail systems and planning com· mis sioners support leaving areas withi": flood plains and land, geologically UJ1S8fe for development, open for parks. Other , areas may become denser as a result. Huntington Beach: Density was the key factor in the election of new city coun· cilman Henry Duke, who ran on an anti· apartment, reduce the density platform. Other city planners have followed suit aod-a~ tightening mul tiple family ~ mg ordinances. . t f.too~ Valley ud Se!il ]!each~. lV. 14'ers FOU11ta Valley pla [ill ~. , all aJilirlnJl!lt !)Ol1Stl"111'\i pt already zoned for ll 1n "July, If/I. Tie original masfur j>lan called for a popU!p- . tion .of 71,000 .but the freeu bas reducii that by •.ooo. Seal Beairh autboriti's report no strong move ih any direction ~ chaoge density staodar$. ~ ·eosta Mesa : High density is contronii by the general plan which en~ages ~ (multi-family) in sbme areas and ..,..- poses it anywhere else. City councilmtp htve granted few -exceptions recentl7. The emphasis here has been on the n;· r 300 acres behind Fairview State H~i. · , which the city wants for a park. . ' . Unincorporated county areas of DI¥ Point, Mission Viejo, El TOro; All ~Ullder"c:olllity rulesbut citizen gioups a b\lsY giving input to coonty officials see • · tog to control the surging. population. :, • :· t :: ~ t ! . ' ! . i . . . i I . , ·-~ .••••• . _ IL (i Tender leaves of fresh cabbage, carefully wrapped around a fillin7ol,our wn meat foaf mi~ .:..·a blena of selected, freshly ground beef and i>ork. J ~1 .seasoned just right. Min. net we_ight,,.6 oz each . · · ' . •. . ' . . i·· ~s-· . . . B--f . s 1 °' r · ·te.w: ·.. ,e.e ····•1eis.:...... l• U.S.DA. Choice beef ••. lean as i can be ; •• ror a·bellttydish! -.. Fr 4 • •. ·39( . ~ Frt'", ...... • • Farmer John Braunschwe1 . ' -' , • • . Another Gold Medal Winner ..• from California~ most fl!" (arm~rl Sot. .. Aunt Jane Pickles· •..•.••••...• Crilp ttlckJ .•• 1Coaher, Poliah.or No Garlic • ., blr ~ounce Jarl . ' . . . •• - . . . Prittt iJu(fect Mon. 7\in.' Wtd. /uly 17, 18, 19. Nol'1k• 1o'JC7m., .. ·· . . . " : r 1 B ,· ' . 1 oe l ananas : ... .-. ; ..... ; .. .. ... · 1~.' r: ·"Chiauitatt ••• Central America'• finest quality at this very special price! ~ I_' :I••• r"')ll ' ,· I "< ·:·arg,~ .... ::.:: ., . 3 9.' i 1 i •• Gi>ldeu roOd.neaa, wit~ 1111 tbevirtu .. ~look ror! 1 lb. pkt. 'Fleischmann'•-· ' .• ., l " ....,., , "\ ' f ~ ._~ ' ·' •t -<t . Nestea Tcect·tea Mix ·i: ·;·., , . ;· ..... . J'!fl •!l.d ~ter ind lee •. ~it bu lem91" 4nd, is :Wee!ened! .•. 12 oi.ja~ ·• ' ... ... . ... ' I , Chiffon Dinner Napkins ~ .......•• 25~ The ~a that~ ao biJ and,11tonr, ytt aon and 1entle! pkf; of 60 f .. ~ .. • ' ' • ' ·I < ' " .. • , j .. .. . • • • •. ~ • . . -· f . . ' • • Sun<t11, Ju~ 16, 1972 I . \' .. . ew~xOtie Birlls-·· . - .,,. During recent. weeks, .poUtlcal ornitholo9i1tMn ·vari1>u1 part_s of the U~it.d States have re- ported, 1i9htin9 several exotic . . . new' species. Christian Science ..... ' -·~· ~. Monitor's itaH bird watcher,· Guernsey LePelley, h!ls com- piled a handy g~ide to help the . ~ amateur identify these rare but not-so-elusive birds. TIM! ·BrooJel1111' Brown Thr-.her (AllO bow~ ._ t b e Cldlllolm cblcbdeeJ -ldyn bird clabl ore credited wllli bell( Ille ffnl with tlte ...... ••tt'• tbe Sblrley Bird Tbal Gell die .worm." eu' tbe eembl~e ·~., 111e··..r.n 1ad ii ofleli deslpateif •• • havlDC a.blgb IQ. SONG: A !bl., ucll<d cblp-"PCriac· V"1 1brlll In lbc . le~ scale. PWMAGE: Dark, w 11 b lfumphrev'• but bright IA hue. raiber prominent· blgb, curly H11ebird FEEDING AND NESTING: cre••· Mainly a city bird. Finds blJ FEEDING: . S w a 11 ow' SONG: Buoyant, u~ndhig nomisbme.llt iD core city areas melody. Heard early In the and oolsf Jabf>r towis. cbaavlalltic buakle-bags .... HABITATION: Fr 1 end I y BAONTS: It Fer I a In I y moralng till late at night. with • u m a n • • FrtquendY -haunts tK 1ubai-b1. Stakes out · ' Otcaslonalty wakes people up. perches .wttere be can overlook Its feeding and nesting artas ' RANGE : L o v e s presidentlal lawn and rose wtth great 4 r~• mat I e e.1· Penuylvanl1 ind MJnne1ota. galdem, bat tends to misjudge .bort&tioa, ud ,fm nceat time• , ODe of the first early-moraing distances and often bocks bas W:n widely notlctd by . ·~ bJrd1 to 114 aeen In an-Jllnlieu , oy;t trYfag to fly most et the birds. Ttioa.gh this : derprlvUeged -.iullle1. · · · llm>agb White BOUie picture · bird It peaceful, 1111 1111relal<d COLOR: Black ~ Blue, window. lo Ille 'P!leon.. · SpoeK-IJIUed American eagle. Under cer· lain condlllom ls able lo m111t ~i.¥ibtrd and completely relcalher. Species ... beu believed FEEDING HABITS: Wlll utlDct several d If f e r e 11 t eat scraps of most ethnic times, even ln recent years. ·American dJshes. In esh'4!"me .' Extensively )Weytd upon by cases feeds oa hominy grits' , joar11allon1, hippie and soul food. - potomesses, and the TV com· HAUN~: Known .to nest In , mongator. . Re bozo bu1h. Enjoys flying SONG: "Makes It Perfectly around large corporate In- Clear." te:rests, but also Is attracted , RANGE: Migrates through by _ vast tlltural resources. . 4 The George MrGov-ter11 • (Sometimes known as the scarlet teen-ager) This Is a very strong·billed bird. Habitually pull s down old establishment nest11. \Vadt5 upstream p I ck in g up malCeatent minnows, but also fora.gee la Ivy-covered walls. SONG: A lulllng, unvarying, peaceful note, wblcb scares 1ome people out ofl'the lr wit s. RANG E: Not normally a Southern bird , but can be seen on campus areas In most stale!!. A fa vorite of N~rthern ·intellectual bird watchers. PLUMAGE: Dt scrtbed In some old Htablisbme1t bird books as pink, but actually ba11 a wide variety of colors, In- cluding black. · Al•~•m• Warbler (?J'llllasonlan Georgus) . .. A very.hardy 1peele1, ud la of Ille Yazoo. Mlgralff to warm cllm.lta crow• to size Nert.bun states such a ~ of shrike or woodpecter, Wlseonaln and MlcbJgan dur- 1.aser varieties have ..... hg lbe bot scbool.aeason. dlst{act ihartingi of reckect; FEEDING: Corn, soybeans . Dd 1 _ lnllllDc bl with plenty ol grit. • ·' IJOme es 1 "' le CHAR A.CT E.fl I STICS: crt;1t. r•-. 11nn1gb Florida 1nd G~r&fa .,._ DAirV PJtOT ' ' I ' FEEDING: Has been known lo ~ al elderly elepbanls. CHARACJ'ERlliTICS: An- noyed bf loud noises such 11 bombs. 11 reputed to be able > to fly with eye1 abut over lar&e ecoaomlC areas, mari.. JaaDI fields, aDd foreign coa> lrlei. Slay• well lo IQ left ol central U.S.A. Wasbl.Dgtoa, D.C., areas on k · · Co way from Europe, Asia and Pee s away at. Supreme art San Clemente. benches. Can be seen oc· PLUMAGE : Resembles the caslonally In Pentagon Park, wild turkey or ruffled grouse, percblag on 1tatue1 o f but spnads wings like great· generals. SONG: Raucous note, not sometimes Docks' with whip- unllke i:ooster. But daring poonvills, but b 1 a c k·b.1 rd s mattn& aeUon its call ts • seldoM seen ta sam~ vicinity. loft, repetitious "no bas bps At ooe time, some raocier1 bus bus." ~ thought t& might replace the RANGE: Extends south of pigeon la carrying messages the Hiwas1ee River and un lo Miami. ~ ... ~J,,::....ultO. .. GRAND, 6PENlN61 -The East Nine. Every home has,..aview of· the El Niguel Country· Club golf course.- -~- Here, Overlooking the lakes, trees, and ?O!ling green fairways of the El Niguel Country Club arethesotilhland's most attraclive condominimn hmw-and every home htza 11 grellt view of the golf courie! . · The East N"me arcbil.eclm$ is pure California ••• a 1111btle blending of roughMwn wood and tiles. Int.eriors, with all built-ins, large closets, privat.e laundry and utility area, provide for your complete oomfOrt. . .And of Course. with an.~ oalBide chorei t.k!!ll Ql%8 of~&· Homeowiler's Allociatiob,•yoli baye ~ 0worl:o!Jity to elijoy an of Laguna N"ll1loltl'.• cboic8 j:Oll'rell1 ienc:ES ancilllCftllaom incl twoprivaiuC2uhl;theEl • . 4* Country Cllib'iindibe ' N". 'ThliniS GluK You allo'lia plM.te · to the' ' . -~ beiicbell to -~ stroll, smog-free air to lreat.be,,and just 4* miles south, yoor ble.t can cruise tbe cool rilors off Dana Point ' ·Marma, "home port" lor Laguna Niguel. ' I . ' It'.11 an U111JelievaNe life at laguna N"igael -like C'AJifomia-1 to be.And DOW is the ~timeforyau to~from a larger !'9Jidenoo to an tdlonlabl;nniced 2 or a,bedrocmh!mi(~h withJ! baths) , at '1'11! Eait NUiie. Btlt ~· eady · for your l!ilf view. Many people are iwilripg tbis.lcind of setting. from534,500 Ligurta Niguel •the choice eommut;tity . 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DAQ'.. y PROT EDITOBL\L PAGE • Repo rt .Card·S Studied A study or the 1971 votlnf records or Onn1e County's two principal Congressmen shows Iha~ lor tbe m..t part, their votes pretty ellectively balance each other ort. The Democrats should be latl11ied with tho marks of Richard Hanns and the RA!publicans-certaloly the most conservativf" wing at least-4hould feel that John' G. Schmitz did bis part for that wing of the Re· publican Party. . • · · And Craig Hosmer. Long Jleach Republican who takes in a coastal strip of Orange County, came out "'ilh a predictable moderate-conservative record. All of this is according to "reJ)ort cards" issued by three major A'merican political organiution1. For some years, Americans for Constitutionaf Action (ACAl, Amer· leans for Democratic Action (ADA) and COPE. the AFL- CIO Committee on Political Education, have been grad· in&' the performance of aenators and representatives on key JegWation. ACA bases its 44grades .. 'on members of Congress who support a strong defense posture, cohservative fis- cal economies and fight erosion of states' rights. ADA give• its top mark{ on the basis of "the rat· Ing ol members' liberalism." COPE goes still ariother route. It rates membera of Congress on how they deal with "jobs and workers~ rights." . Here's how our local legislators voted in Congress: , ACA ADA COPE Rlcbard Hanna (D) 24 49 JOO John G. Schmitz (R) 96 \ 8 17 Crall Hosmer ()I) 85 I 9 25 S.netort ACA ADA COPE Alan Cranston (D) 0 89 92 John Tunney (D) 5 96 91 · lntere!llneJY, the new Democratic vice pre&identi1l l!llldldate, Sen. Thom11 Eagleton of MiS10uri, has been conaldtnd by political anafyata in the lut several daya u beiDJ selected by George McGovern for the No. 2 pool on the ba1is of hlJ rapport With or1anlzecl labor and bis ability I~ aupport lrqm that arei -in which Mc· ,Govern(obvioilsly could ..., aomo atrenglh. But the rating records show a dl!feront pattern than one would expect: ACA ADA COPE McGovern • 9 · 96 75 • Eagleton 24 89 73 IC ~IcGoverg reall y \\1ere after the-labor vote, he should have turned to Hawaii's Sen. Inouye. The Ame r· icans for Constitutional Action couldn't fiud one single good thing about him-he scored a zero-but COPE 111ve him the highest muk in Congress, a 100 percent rahng. Odds Against Hi jacking Federal Aviation Administrator John H. Sli1t!er mig!ll have wished for better Umln1. Ile said on Monday that airline extortion attempts are on. the way out and that Increasing security and a stilfenmg of attitude on the part of airlines and flight crews will soon make them Has rare u a hijack to Cuba." On Wed.n~day came two more ex-tortion attempts, hardly eV1dence that Shaffer's prediction w .. proving true. Nonetheless, we sense that Sh&ffer is far niOre 'Tight than wron·g in his comment. For one thing the altitude of tbe American people appears to have aliered drastic- ally since "D. B. Cooper" became a folk hero of sorts following his successful •200,000 extortion and para· chute escape from a h11acked Northwest Airlines jet. O~y when the extortionists learn the odds against them will they stop. Of 26 attempted hijackings of U.S. domestic flights this year, only seven have &ucceeded. . M soon as airlines really _begin following estab- lished search procedures (that certainly wasn't done in Tuesday's National Airlines hijacking), we believe Sha!· fer's prediction will, in time, prove true. • I . .. ~ Real Alcoholic Dear Gl®my Gus Republicans Next Month .. 1· Hard to Define " :,u an adult~ drlnling man, I (olliu.Es McCABE) .. ,. the 1inl al ca Ina myaeU an ~ 'l'hll ls not beca1111 rm afraid ti, Ibo Jll~ive C011110tatlon of Ibo word, "111 atJDPIJ becalllt Ila meaninf bas ...,,. IO frtcbtlully conlused. t rrom tlme to time IOIM: learned wears out. . medical genllemlD tsaun d 1 r 1 We baVT all known dipooa In our life. ~ti which eqU1te hlrd drink1nl They do not care for saloons. Their y111t . aleobollsm. >.. 1 drinker, and epi!Odu, whlch are often paroll'sriial in ~ore a penon •ho knows more naturt, resemble nothing so much U a ~ the effecls of temporary 111icide. There ts no way the ~I alcOhol than dipso can really he helped, until ooine lab mc.t docton, J know . _ . produces IOITletbinS which can control ll'• • good thillg Sen. Eagleton ac- cepted the DemoeraUc v I c e preeldenUal nominelion. I un-. cl«otand Sen. McGovern WU almost down to Sam Yor\y. ~ "' -G. W. T, Tltlt ....,... rtfllcfs ,........ ...... ... .....,., ... .. "" ...... ,.,. .... ,.., Mt _.... • •"""1 ._, Dtllr r ltff. Avenion therapy works, though it Is not permanent. Alcobolici A n o n y m o u 1 works, and is quite often pennanent. .... •• J .~ ~ the ca111< ol hla cravlna. ,... Y us! •N• '°· E THE HEAVY DRINKER u I u a I I y ·,Ibo word 11cobolic .... ven annton therapy Isn't much htjp doesnl want to be curtd, nor dots he must have ~ .-.!!!. tinual drinker, not periodic. The usually have to be cured. His habit is 11'°'1 , than now wont dlpto I ever pew went dry for life stupid, it is expensive financially and ~ to It when lbe day bil wUe died. Malt• of that what emotionally, but it' is outaide the range of ttil yoi. bow you wlll. • pathology. • E ,... art Ii!' • . . The btavy drinker likes saloons and ""' a roodllde lea!. Towarda a THE ALCOUOUC la IOlllelbinl 1.. other places where people drinlt together. lloll tl alcollollc then • awful; lbougJi by no meana pod. I would He enjoys drinking, unlike dipoos and "Al t "" u Ibero 'en ui,;,; kind£ ol say an alcoholic i1 a man wbo can, fwKl. alt!es. Whal the bard drinker 1bares with. ~le who ditnt too much alcohol · the lion without alcohol-w1-pmoDA1 and ·all usen of alcohol is dislaate for the dlplOmentac the alcoholic and the ·hard working lile needs annplelelf Ibo -. realMy In wbicb he Is !mplened, and a l!!l"b•· Tbe.. disttnc;i;,.. are tm-1J0!1 ol 1plrita. And wbo llnally can't · .. ~~ lo blur aamo. Now, il somelbing P>r!ll'1 If we ore to view the drinking lurictloD with alcohol. could onl1 be done about reality. ~ tn the light of commGD HDM. One way to usure you will never Granted that no form of drink is much , ' . ' ·become an alcoholic, In fact, Ii ne\>er -to &ood for anyuie, what advice would you t·mE DIPSOMANIAC ia one of Goel'• ·like a drink while you 1rt -tins. Yet five the young who choose ii ·anybow,.as t:Ue unlortunatn, ·a man u dear!y a man who does ,000 work clotan'l have most ol their partnt.i do? My, advice ~lbofocical, and almoot u much put to he ashamed ol his bahill. would he Chelterton's: "Drink because Ip, as a man who bas loll 1 lee. 'l'he I never take a drink whlle -ting. you an happy, bul never be<auae you doea not drink ·1n1111 the lllWll fm· Tbat 1sni saying very much. Uaualty my are miserable." I've not always followed of aoclablllty. work Is finished, the Wrttln1 part of It this counsel; but wish I bad more often. fact, he batea alcohol, .-he anyhow, 1 couple of hmira after r!slni. In When you're on a real doWntr. chop knowa fnllll _.-what It does lo that he doesn't really like booze, lbe 10me wood, paint some tables, anything him. Ila la -ly olwaya a periodic alcoholic is closer to the dipso than lo the so long as it's 1 jol> Drjnk when you 're drinker. Wiim 1lo tabt bll first shot, he bard drinker. The alcoholic simply m111t filled with sell-pity, and ile1f lblng you're a o!f, oD a fllPI fll dttpenla imblblni, have It. drinking lo gel yoursell through your wmltfnl, ineoatlnence and finally coma. The alcoholic can be treated, if be ii work. Then, brother you're bea~d for Be CID only stop clrlntlng wben &lJ body willing to he brutal with blmse!L trouble. ·'Sex Is a Beautiful Thing'· My lrlend, Mia Amanda, wbo lites anlmll<d Cllto<N, went do1'll to ... "Fri.ti the cat," not noticing that it was rated x. So In the aecond reel llbe aot up and threw a bucket of water on the scnen. Now lhert'1 no quesUon Jl'.ria !bl C.t deserved an X ratlni. For one lbinC' II ahowed I frQJllal view of a doe nude from the walll lip. And no decent par· enl wan!* his chll· dttn lootina at nude dop and call. Sb tbere'a no pM ltm with X·raltd fllml. And~· no probltm with dims r11ted ·GP, !'!"l"lni par<ntal guidance~ quired. (11Wbert are you Pol?" "Tq tte 'Lust In lbe Dust.' " "So drive Clrtful\y.") 1111! REAL PROBLEM 11 with a film rated R. wlik:b 111e1n1 lhat any kid under 11 hu to drq m adlilt alcJoi. 1'hll poses • terrtble bunlea .. pamils, llUCh .. havinf to 10 111 pictures ltke "PortnoY"• ComplalnL" Take the CIM of Mr. Wilbur Wasp. The •lher onala( bll aon, Irwin, looked up . !tom the l"'P"r art<! nld, "Illy, Dad, will :11111 lUe me lo ... 'I Laid Three Eggs'? ll'a • louchln& 10'911"'7 ol a young girl who aetb p-atlllcllloll :triih a duck- btlltd plalJl>UI; lat lt'I rated R and I ... , .... ,....,. .. 1111111 •""7; ll't ...... 1111111 tbrte "'* lem1> Doll Ito -Illa ., to 111 Ilda • llldln! (fto -) °"" Ito _.._ •-•~11111• <•!JDoel . .. -·-·lo ti-JIU~ .,,,.... mbladT fllmrl) · • . So off he drip himlell lo the movle1 with Irwin. Now "I La id Three Egp," like ''Portnoy'• Complaint," received an R ratlni be<auae It ca,.lully lloesn't lhow a frontal-view of the nude platypus; the aei scenes lake place under 1htets or beblnd half-cloaed doon; and lbe,. ore Jots ind loll ol dirty words tn it. NO i!OONER had .Mr. Wup 1ettled himself u'ncomfortablJ In hls .. at, with Irwin happily chewlna bubble gum beside hlm , !ban \he ~e on the screen got under the sheell with the platypus and the" WU obviously loll of activity soing OD. ' .. Whit's eotnc on, Dad?" asked frw in . "l Want you to know, IOI!." n id Mr. 1'ber,. out/' ' ( ART .HOPPE ) Wasp, staring alrlighl ahead, ·"that ser i! a beautiful thing. You should always remember that." Well, the girl broke up with the platypus • and fell in love with en orangutan named Sylvia on the rebound. "Gee,' Dad, what was tbe girl r•inc to do ,to the orangutan ~just as !he ligh ts "·ent out7° asked Jrwin. "5ez ii a betutlfui thlnr, son, n said Mr. Wup, moppinc the baclt of his neck with bll hsndltercbief. "Don't ever forget that." ALONG ABOUT II scones and II qlltS· tions lfiter, Mr. Wasp grabbed Irwin by the ann, pulled hlm out of the theater, bought hlm a failo lllOllltlcbe and smug· sled hlm Into the Pomocraphlc Palace ICTOU the llreel which fel!llJ'ed two hard-co,. atq film> deplclln( a wide variety of sex acts In expllc!Jy 1raphlc detail. Mr. Wasp said be not on!y enjoyed lhe plots '"°"· but he didn't bavo to ID!Wer a •illil• dwnb-f09l quation. Sinct then, Mr. Wup has become I leader In Ibo Dtben<Y LeaiUe'a flab! af~ R-rated 10ft-core pomociaphy. Ila feola atrollll1 lhll the movte ln-"""'7 ~ mab Glib' bard-Clora pofllOll'IPbr Wlildi r'"'1 \Id can un· ......., l!lller ti.~ or If lbaalero lnslat a .lllll•wllo -lo 111 fUma like :.c~~--be .. ~ ti tllamall-. . Mafia Hotels . Host Demos · MIAMI BEACH -While the say every Malia "family" ha• _represen· Democrat! have decllred their unrelen. tatives in the Mlaml area. They are at· ting' ~Uoil lo organised crlmt, they have ~·boozing, bathing and bebeh~ tracted here largely )Y the narcotlC'1 at Miami Beach hoetelrles linked to the trade. The !ed'eral cracltdown on the Mafaa. traditional Marseilles-New York smug· Tho Ropublicanr, opnttng out of the gli"i rout< ba1 eauoed the Mafia drug ume botell , nm . .. traffickers to open new n:iutes through moolb, are expected the Caribbean. ~tiami Is now the main lo take an <qually control point. strmg·stand against lt'1 no &eeftt that crime lords and the underworld, df.. their reputed associates have a penchant spite records tying for the ILIXW'y hotel buslnfsa:. Records their bost.a to organ. show, ror ei1mple. that the rabuloll.'! lZed crime. F..de!J Roe and Desuville are partly owned · Two jd.rtiee [)e.. by Sam Cohen and ~1orris J,..ansburgh pirtment s t r i k e who are awaiting trial in an organized forces, meanwhile, crime c1se. are invelligallni Malia chleftaino who The IOvtmmeDl Charll!J that the two have invested in Miami Beach's giltter· famous innkeepert ploft"ed with r-fafia ing htlels ·and other enttrpr!ses. hoodlum Meytr Lansky to skim 114 One u~t w9rks directly out or. 1'-li~· million from the gambling take or a Las on organ1:r.ed crime. The other, the m Vegas ca.sino. terious Sbike Force 11, operates out o . Washing«;>n. lts racketbustert'it1c1ude not THESE CRIMINAL charges, howe ver, only Mafia upert.s but tax 1nd aecw'i· haven't atopped the Democrats from us- Ues specialists who are investiCatlng tng both the Deauvilte and Eden Roe as highly complex securities crimeg; real convention centers. The 1V fUJ>d..raising estate frauds and corporate swindling. spectacular \\'as helct~at-tt>e Deauville. OUR SOURCES on the strikt forces 11le youth and women's caucuses were IChedul<d there -ellhoogb the wom<n '1 lntimaw Diary Portrays Calif ornin Lawmakers By MICHAEL D. GREEN WASHINGTON -The thundering pound ol foo!Jteals you bear Is the llOlllld .made by hundreds ol perspiring con- gressmen l'UllJ1ing from the Capitol Building to a nearby boola!tore on Pennsylvania Avenue, S.E. to picl: up copies ol "0 OJngrtss" (Doubleday, $7.15), .. inUmala ........-diary just publlsbed by ooe of their plller col· leaguu, Rep. Don Jliegle, (&-Mich.). Not a few Callfcnia congrtlllDtn will fmd tb!mselves In the book u ·they thumb furiously lbrcugh the pagea for the vital partl. Riecle, a young wblppersnapper o! IS in an insUtutton that wheezes wilb tot· terJng old age, is a lonely· congreplonal Illy of maverick GOP Rep. Paul M. McCloekey, Jr., ol San Mateo County. It Riegle does not u:~ctly 11tell all" about what congressional life ts really like, his frank and bones! portrait neverthele!I tells more of the "feel" of what it Is like and about bll colleagu" than they ore 1ccullomed to readin& In public prinL . - CALI FORNIA'S CONGRESS do much about it -ii frustrating.'' just too REP. DON H. CLAUSEN (R-0-escent Clty): "I don, know whether he's betn able to accompllab very much. Clearly, however, he lblnb he bas." . REP. ROBERT MATHIAS (R·Visalia): 110n the fioor tbla afternoon I WIS talking to Bob Matblu , a {conservative) Republican from caufornia, when I · noticed that he was wearing tennis •. .!)lot•·" REP. BARRY GOLDWATER JR. (R- N. Hollywood ): "Senator Goldwater spot- ted his son and signaled that he wanted to talk. Bany, Jr., got up ·to leave. I , asked him II he wu gotna to get hls al· lolfanee. He mlled and said !bat be was." REP. RONALD V, DELLUMS (D· Bertei•y): "He fowd it difficult lo im- •ctne himleU u a career member of Qingrt.ss. ''This place makes a total ro:bot out of you,'' be said." (JACK ~DERSON) event was oancelled. Wilbur Mill• and Shirley Oliehotm ,.t up their pnoldenUal headquarters lhert. ,\lid the convertion w_ued Pf"eM cn!dentials out of the Edm Roe. Both Democra.Uc and Repuhlicln leaders should nave known about mob in· nueoce in the beach holtls. Tile Milml Herald exposed the tnfiltration U " far back 83 1967. Fl«ida state euth<i'ities moved ·in 1.- to throw out the manarement of lt ~la on grounds tbey were "directly or ill· direcUy connected with ... crlmtnal societies ... and are Mafia controlled.'' Yet my associate Les Whitten found the same managemeflt In at least IO of the accused hotels. Spokesmtn for .. cb boteJ denied any mob t!es. SAM COHEN and Monia Lanohurgh refused all comment But both haw previously denied the criminal charge1 against them. Their offices acll:mwJedCed that Cohen is owner or the Deauville and part owner or the Eden Roe. ~ operates the Deauville and Saxony, is part owner of the Eden Roe and Versaill ... John Tweedle, part owner ol Iha Hawaiian \;,le and other beach hostelries. conceded that ex-bootlegger Yiddie Bloom had a first mortgage on tho Hawaiian Isle. "I got the hotel from Bloom and his associal.e$, and they re- tained a mortgage -on It," uplafned Tweedle. But he Insisted that the Min- neapolis ttime figure has no voice ln it.I management. The dazzling Aztec Aiotel and its lister hotel, the Kimberly. were Identified by . Fl<:rida authorities as crime-connected Meyer Lansky's brother Jake is koown i.; be a stockholder. Bernie ~. an o:ecuUve of the >.ztec..Kimborly complex, said Lansky has no control over the hotels. llercu8on aiso happens lo he ID executiv• ol lbe !amoua ~ Motel whe<e Ibo old gambling mast<r himoeU, Meyer Lamky, held court before be skipped Ibo country. A FORMER •la~ rackets tnvoolillator, Owles Kimball, estimated for ua that at least 40 Miami Beach hotela have vary· ing degrees of mob influence. And the two strike f~ have gathered evidence !bat tbe moboltr-l>usinesm>en 111e strong. arm tactics and Illegal metbod;I tn their bu.<iness dealings. FOOTNOTE: Among the Dtmocrall staying at mob-linked hotels are th• Nevada delegation, Eden Roe· Flotida delegation, Deeuville; · Color~ and Hawaii delogatiom, V ..... iltea; Iowa and Wisconsin dolegatlona, Samny; Montana delegation, Aztec. ORANGI COAST DAILY PILOT Nothing Riegle tells would ncrmally bt olltnSlve to ordinary people, but con-' tr-men" tend lo bt plnlD!lid about lha public ietlinl loo food I loot II •bal lot• on tn lhe1r Houle oi Re!lrea«i· taUvu; even queat1om allout bow they part their hair fnlCD the outside W1"'1d mey be recarded auaplclOUlly -Ii "' to. lnllion loto their pr!Vate world Ii!' the aolemn '°'6nl. .. ill, -ol bis iiQhic dooctlptlooo ol ~ilomll llwmaan. aJq wtih = can be U1llCted lo -IOllle , lncludlna the follotilnc ilampltl: REP. CHARLES TEAGUE (!I-Santa B1rb1ra) : "Ever since Richard Lyom wrote an arllcle lo the l\'uhinfton Pott Jut ,...-aboul ~ell In 1'llDDinC lor Pntident • Teque bu , ,. Rob"t N. Wted, Publithtr Thoma.s Keea.tiJ, Editor Albtrt W. !at" E<lilorial Pogt Editor ) REP. JIURT L. TALCOOT (~): "Once lo .. -with McCloohy, Burt indlca...S he nmr taba a pilUlon 00 I cootroYntal -By dallC IO, be told Pejl, ""'only ....to .,..;,,1 •• " REP. QIAllLES G~Ell (Mlllta Qera): "Al '"" point Gu~aer '• ......_.,, -jusl too_.. to bur . • • . .lllld to i..,. tao floor, Lio' .... to I -Jib llJll -el Ill ...., able le r.,_,.ed to me 11 'Mr.,_·Prelident.' He'll bow dtltnllllallJ ond•ft "How .... you todQ, Mr. ~T' or 'An1 ..,.. today, Mr. PNldtn\1' 'nlat'o what he dtd thls mornlrl(. l'nnllY, I wlali he'd atop.•• . . llEP. JOHN 'ROUSSELOI' ( R • Al<ldia): "Pete (McCIGlkey) ut down bale* QIUct Whalen, and Joh n -1<11, aao111ar RepublJc•n from CalUomla, Jallld tlie COllYertaUon. 'Don, WST)' olloul the U D I t e d Repdilltat,' ~!IHloC uld. 'They doa1 . Aavt stJ1 dluL' II . - • • .. .. .. ' . • '· • . .. • . /' - • • -. " ... ; )· -'Libertarian' Joins, Presidential. -Race i By_TllOMAS •D. ELIAS .,... September, tu<Jlina wUl be flnt . , l!ld Al\NOLD J'JllEDMAN .ud fcnmost," be said In 111 lnlmln· sOOtllERN CALIFORNIA - , aQY elections this year:• the party'• llllldardbearersaya. aeJUal rela\inns between consenting adults. Jennlnp Bryan and the other poilullsla bl that way." i Polttically aid phllosopblcally, be's no , · 'w .... -.,, WitllOll Yet like bis !ellow rr WAS a complete SU!Pri!e to h!ni, - '1 _, . · ' H-ra said, whm be becanlt tie ocbolar of eo. years ago, the chairman o! P4?1X'• IUl!Dinff 'at tts inaugural Ullonal FOCUS. lb• ~er11ty of Southern C.lifom!a eonvenuoo last month in Denter; Ille I P.hlt · .. ·' ~"P~.rt~\ Is a candldltO'for ' • IJbfttarian beadq~ers. · propneed Liberty Amendment -llld 'Presl!\Ci> ·or the Untied States. · "I wtnt lo the ~er convention as tn elimination of most government controls , : Dr. John HosjJers a 53-year .. ld careet · adyller to help · t the .platform," be over the Individual, Hospell' saya. led.uc•tallrom Los'Angl]<l! i.l l!!e flru "related. "lwrote. preamble as""1_as J. I .. · '" · . ' .. much of the platlo 111d"'was fbOUt t ,-THE -ONLY functions govemmen preS1denual ilomlnet o! the Ubertanan leeve when I was lnlonned they had would have under the Libertarian I• P8':1Y -a l'!li.niscule nationa! VoUP nOminated me foY President." . philosophy, he says, •re maintaining a . disdluisoned with . the p o J 1 t 1 c a l · He accepted-tl;>e tomination, Hospers ''p;Qlice fo~ce to protect people fropi ag-~ main~tream and dedicated to dism~ll~ s~id, "simply beel\Jse it was really gn}SSO'rs inside the country, the armed Ing big government and repealing the ID• pointless to have a ~tfonn and not. have forces to protect one from 1ggresson . ,come tax. . rm• toke• prt$ldelllial candidate.• outside the c:Ountry and the courts to I But ~e h~s no illUs~ or even ambition Hospers had tiready b e c 0 me arbJtrate disputes. of duplicatmg the'pO!iUcal rise of V(Jlsoa, liometblng al a <;tlebrity among the "All else would be in the ar¥ of volun· , whO ldt the preSJdency ol PrlllCOton ipa11y's few thousolicl ~ lince be tary eonlraoluJ} relationUUps lreely . i Unjversity 10 1910 .to become governor of wrote the bdot )!lat !Ii now ...Sldered the entered into between hunwl beinp." ' 1New Jersay and, two .years Iller was "~Rtbjo ob · . ~ment."•The book, Thej>artyhasqualined!orthebaJlo\ln. , el~ the ulloG • 2ltli President.. I " " •as published ll!t about a ball dor.en atat-·"·ny •-the : l!Oapers', lo !kt, Isn't even a fltlltlm• October In J4s ~s. · Mldwtlt. Although H..p;,. "':;,:;.of ;tampaigner. ~e's •~Ing tltt summer 'The Libeita'ti-'M a political entity lta ""1:mlgeel pockets" ls Clll!ornlai'lhe i~ the ':token Ptes1~tlal candidate of ldvocate . ''C091PIM sewatlon o·f •. party wu f~ "too late to 1et on lb~ . !bis tinrpaity wblle still attending to bia eoveinmen! ltoin tltt eeonoiny," repeal hallo.I henl this year." 'administrative duties at VSC· of the federal income tax -to be ac-Exposure ts the Llbertarian aim at this , "But I'm realty Ill aeademician 111d coniplilhed through the l~g-<lormant poinl.-"Obvlously, we aren't golng'to win ' 'Short Life · ;Of Triumph For Victor . - "To the viciOr belongs the ;rief. '' 'nlat ls my ol!band predlctin• !or George McGovern. the Democratic can· · dldate for President. Time was when the opening quote of this column ·WOUid ,,..':.'\ ~ have read. "To the f ;r victor belongs the spoils," a reference '" to the days when · became automatic public money.· muten over. luge numbers of jobs and the pla..m.nts or large amounts ol Jn today'• situation. of coune, we are talking about men striving IA> becama a candidate·for an oHice 'where tpol)a atll1 play a port bi tltt ayslem., But in rel-to tho DemoeraUe eoinvenilon, I eau't help but ...... bet t!llt my victory II tho Repllbllcan CCII• ,1 Npnetbelesa, • number of cindldate1 Jar Cnncrus and state olllces ....., the "THIS IlOfl:SN'T mean we advocate all country are fUDIWtc , under t be -~ <I behavior-just Iha! they HOSPEM SAJD•lhe Ll berta r.t an pblloaopllj' ii epitomized lo tht words ol Thomu Jefleroon, "a· ltberal In 11>1 original IOllSf," who oboerve<I: "'lbe best gnvemment is tbe least eov~t." Llberiarian'baaner. . · · · ahoul$ln't be the cilncem of the law," he THE P&RTY has yet to attract .any btr-nam~polittci has ll round' any hlih-· Cial contributors to in- nale Its s budget. Ho.spen con- "cedea.-' ~ ............... ~ So, he .. ys, the party's main goal !or now Ja.iletUng the natloa'a voters know ''there.\ u 1l~aUve "which is "neither the traditional left nor tndlUonal right." Although the alternative offered by the Libertarians. ls ultra-conservative in many respects (most ol the party memben are. ·""dlatnchtnted Republlcans" aloftt with coaservatives from the Y-. American• f o.r Freeckiln); It ltill appoals to D01>vlolent aympatbizen with the New Left, H-1'1 noter. Thole urillkel.)' bed!ellow1 are lariely attraeted, he admits, by the p(rty'a stand favoring repeal of 'lawa a(ainll "victimleu crimes." Included are mari- juana use , jiornograpb.}' production and 'dissemination, v1grancy and all kinda of " • ..... , . . ~· . . " ... :' uid. • Tbe Libertarians see · "no choice,. between the major political parties. 'tWe feel both Nixon and the Democrats represent lots more government control and Jots more interference into the private lives of citizens than we want," HosPers says. How about George Wallace. parHcular· ly as a third-party candidate? The .Alabama governor is no JJ'Orc a)>- petiiing t~ Hospers than either the Republican ~dent or the Democrats' choice. · 1be Libertarian candidate considers Wallace a "'ncist," but that'& not the .. main thing" the new party dislikts about Wallace. "He ii rully •populist,'' Hospers ex· plain.I. 11He'1 as much for spen<ting government mooey -which ls taken by force from the taxpayers -as is Sen. G<orge McGovern. Wallace ls like Teddy Roosevelt ; Robert La.Follette, William How does Woodrow Wllaon, his !ellow academic, rate? Hospers holds "admiration" for the idealism of_~ Democratic Presi+ deiit Who tried in iJ&ln to create a lastini League of Nation!!. But that's about u far as his kindness to Wilson goes. "I don't think . he really bad a fun-- damental paUtical philosophy of human ·rights, for Instance, or a· doctrine of freedom," says Hospers. "'So in that respett he· was.probably more like Ni1on - a pragmatist who.played it by ear." , The neophyte candidate was ·u)le~ to give a scenario of bow the Llbertanan1 could erilerae tn tbe Mute as a viable political party. .. If big govemintnt btcomes so ,,,.. e!llclent llld ., '*"f>t that 11 collapse• ot tts own welgbt, 1• he began, "or tf peo- ple become eo unhappy wilh tt that they look-around seeking alternatives, then we will be waiting Sn the ~gs." .. First You Must Learn to Crawl . . »eeP Ill the junglea of tho Anwon S. I. HAYAKAWA lhore are S..,_ Age tribes auch u tho Kingu, Coraja and Kalapalo -among Ibo moet primitive people !<Down. They do not '!IS' !Dalal.-T!'e~ have Dt1 wt!Unll\ _ ~ ~ _.. or_numtierbiit mlem. 'lbeJ do DOI even '------------· · ~-n..n1n11ie1r11~1•. Jll'hnlll!"~ts. , , . To Carl Delacato '""4-Glelljl 0oniin:_:~ of chlld.re\1 had deprived~. tbi• abeence o! noo~wo. ;,.u Eta!_':\ 01 .. 1110. opportunity to crawl llltL . theoi-eticil imPortance. l:iie!:;...rin1 order -t.stuntirig .. the development of the nervcuS" ~ to achieve full neurolog ' I development, !ystem. , must learn to crawl before they learn to A BABY BAS to Je&m to .see. As he walk. tr, ~use of teams to crawl and coordinate his hand anakes or insects ?r with the oppolite knee, he: also baa his other dangers, chil-head up from the floor and leanis \0..,.. dren are not pemul· both eyea toeether, no longer tiklnl :lit t~ to. crawl, they the world one eye at a time. He leirnl tO: will grow up . un· fuse into one lma1e the 1e~te Ima~ derdeveloped. Dela· comiJ1g lnto,eocb eye. He alaO liku1lt cato • n d ~an soundS !nm .both ears and learns to fUat decldecl to 10 and m: them ~· . "' vOlllpte theR tribes By the -a baby ii tW., he devt~ fw UJemte!vs. aidedneaa -one Jud me loot clttti 'Dr, Delacato tol1a what happened in "A become1 --~ 'alin· --·tor the OJlld wlth ·ReadJnc ot all ........ i.11111~·~~ -• Pl'oblema" (David McKay, Inc., $5.86). 1111111a1onoi.~. .. "We lell'Cbtd everywbeni for babies on two facta .. Dot 1DX'L ~, • · , ·• tilt ~ but coul4 llnd lllltl At•each "If tbt left 1Ja1! ~~~-=· vll!aat .... ,.-.... paf motltera to domWtnl, 't.t;~ ' p!•ee llielr uj>to-111-rib11b-old babies "" • , • The ·or, illt. BARRY GOL'OWAT .... ER.,.... L·ong'Road to White House the iround, bUt they reluud." ~es , tho' lincuqe' -.. Iii* .. ·But the' obtlervalioils made by Delacato w~ readlll, wrlllltl, · lalldttl. d and Doman richly . confirmed their (leamin( Of ~ .,. ~ theories. "We tested many children o! all Is where readlni and tilt dtcOiflng "'°" for general neurological fitness and speech take plaee, as well u the atoi~ we found that, .., a ll'Olll>. they were of lllllfUlie. U one of the halves does' . · yention at San" Francl.sco In 1964 bu a oomewhat direct applioaUon. And I do not mean by this that I iii. along with those who compare · my position ln '64 with that ol Sen. George McGovern in .1972. By GODFREY SPERUNG JR. Chfisj.fan' Science ·Mdhitor Stf'Vice SAN ANTONIO, ·T~..:.,wfui1 Is be like, this Geors• 111~; who ts bow the cballencer of Prelidept Nlsol! nest fall, llld who ml&hl even he Illa suc- ceaoorT • Like Harry '1'J'!Jmlll. be dou nol •11oot" like ~·llfliidmtt ' ' man who wants to get there very badJy and puts all 'his energy into arriving 't bis goal. Also Senator 'McGcvem, while direct in manner u is Mr. Truman, is gentler and much aofter in hll words. 0 But both are battlers. The Senator'• demeanor is calm. He ls, u Clllt' oblerwr bu aptly described him, 1'1 nonflappable fellow.'' Senator McGovern will !inti bimlel!, u ·1 did eight yurs l&o, In tltt politlon of a man dolnl eq111bal with the · poUUcol forees ol . an .. ~. Incumbent ~ who lmowl bow to play all the faeeta of pollilcal powers for li!J own ad· vantace. Mr. Tnmwl called hbUelf a D "ordinar)' dtizen" who, by virtue of ac- cident, bad -elevated to hJlh office. TRIS REPORTER has yet to find Mr.1 McGoftm allo 11 11ordtnary" In anyone who bu ever seen McGovern lose appearance. ''!VheP ~ '""'°' by J!111 In · · bla temper. "What:' I asked aa aide, ~ BELIEVE ME ll io with sympathy that 1 regard the victor in bis n.eu.1 moments cf glory which precede the, almost immediate on1Iausht of problems rangint1_lhe length and breadth olthe en- tire ccuntry. the alale of the p!D ""1 ~ not "would McGovern do if he now found he notice -unids you knew. wu to be unfairly de~rived of the Both Truman and McGovem hail from nomination? Wouldn't he be angry?" the Midwest ud from the soil. "No," was the answer. "'He would be This year just consider what Senator McGcvem in opposing Richard Nixon will conffocmt when he . .seriously begins to lay out· hi! campaign. - TJU<Y llOTll LOOK you straight in:lhe eye tnd say precisely what they have in mind. But McGcvem11 road toward the White Hoiise bu been no 411c:cident." It bas beeD a .carefully pllllOed journey by a . . -. < outraged, not angry.'' This answer was given before the Democratic Credentials <'Ammittee took away 151 Of McGovern's delegates. But this McGovern reaction lo what he saw as a uateal" did appear fo be more outrage than anger. Senator McGovern is one of the most • The whole question of IDOl\OY is a prob- lem whichCait by ltsell coWd cauae a new Democratic candidate ta go half out of hi• mind. With bills piled up from four years ago, contrtbiltiona coming in slowly and the noed for ready cash t!Verf . minute, I cmt almost feel McGovern won· Fina···-·e Boss Prefers I derlng bow it'• all going to come oul A LOT OF '.Americans ckln't seem to realiu that polttical opendlng for Ille party out or power Is pretty much on a cash-and-carry basis, largely because the people you need to hi1'!, lik~ advertising agencies, want money m advance. W o · Bill Colkcwrs · TV stations 'lind networks will llldly 1upply the time you-request when you put down the kind of money they"Wtnt to ch&rge. Very little credit is extended to thQSe out of power, especially when tbalr chances of regaining powe~ appear 10D1ewhat slim. But that's only a small part o! the crle! which I mentioned. This yaar tjle Democrats look Is though they'll need a magic wand IA>..!'.~"'* bor:mony lJllOtlf \he' ol!'-l!n• • .,.~an, tltt ..,. and· energetic McGovern lollOwerl llld the alolld and 10lid backers ol Alabama Gov. George Wallace.. · ... . It• .... tltal lntmta~ reno'lined aulborlty on '•tomidl ulm, Dr. Sara Jordai, wbo said: ''l'hele dlabes are ln· · di(eallble and lbonld be avoided: Pork and beanS.' fried clams, dollCbnuts and mmce pie." . .. • . .. . . "IN MY eJpuience, the female of the speclea la l'll019 tenaclOUI, more persis- tent and more di· Hd, n· l&yS .Nellon Hanson, Ille. bca ol a linanet company. "I prefer -1'ell 11 bill collectors." AGAIN am uked the orllln Of !he word "aheriff ... Goes Un ·Ibis: In old THE QUESTION ol bow to encl any !n«lanli, lO families • k'1nd 01-·-, even fw tha -ca ol a few equaled a tilblng. Ten tilhlnp equaled • ~-~ lhlre. Each ablre.elected a reeve. He was months, 1mong such divergent ll'OUPI b boos. Sherill collUll !rom •hire reeve. nolhing short o! hair-railing. Bui the prob-. lem belongs almost In its entirety to Iha "THERE'S commonly an increase in candidate. the average intelligence ol children from . " L M. BOYD .) th• U. s. Presidency been held by men who weren't elected to the offlce but got the job' through !he death of the in- cumbebttu A. Just 2S years, 11 months. Q. "Is that dealre to dress in the clothing of the opposite sex commoner amOng boys or among girls?" A. Among boya, by far. But moet outcrow it ~ they &el a Utile older: • BAIR-Question arises bow long your hair would grow If you llJVer cut It at alt. The Melton Institute once filured that out> Resean:hen there nld each In· dtvldua1 hair on your head lasts an average o! maybe five years. It then falls out, and If you're lucky, another &rows in Its place. lnasmuclt as said hair grows about hall all Inch a month normally, you can· c-t a length o! mare than 3-0. in-ches. -. . And ii that ion'l enouah, tbe whole the first born to.tltt last bom," writes a qu~tion of apportioning responslblllly medical scholar. '"thui, the youngest belwetn the amateurs and the pro-child in tbe !amlly tends to be the 1.-i!"'als 11 boUnd to cause trouble brldlteal.'' Will you ·buy thatT Na!~ . . NOTli: rr !lated that men of !ri!h ex- everywhere voluntetr ll'OUP5 e11.!1 and w1lf I. ' . traction a~ not particularly romantic. P'rll" orpnir.atl&m a,. acuve., IF l1'S ,.. appeal you want to dllcun ./!'heir average age ii) Jrelaod II'• cited, ·~ If !nµnedttle ~lems don I OCC,UPY , don't Ignore 'Ille mala'boll weevU, whitb lsJ-~ __ Qulle rlg)tt. Still. iue those the . new candidate s mlllll. be miaht 'Without 1._ 00 mdch 11 whiltlini can 1........,. out'ol'IriiaM In tbelr 1eer>1111d l ....,.,for • mam~-il':" be la attractalad,ybollweevil!rom"a~· tllq ~·years ~i'' on the religious persons ever tq seek the Presidency. The son of a MethoC:Ust minister, be him.self once moved In that direction. Even ·now he sometime• delivers 1ernM>os. · ' The Sena!Or i!OubUesl WU Ulklwtd Wllh m even ~tlon. Bui --that bis lalir preoccupation with relJclon bu ·~ blin to eulilvata Ille 9lrluel' of modesty, humllllty, and fair play - quallllea that are very mud! a part of the man. . IS Jll1 "LIKABLE''? Up close, be ii a rnan who is very bard not to like. But, politically, senator McGovern can be a rough 1dversart~ ·· Suppcrters of President Nixon aren't likely to care much for Mr. McGovern - at least not for very long. How "brigbt" Is he? Very bright, but not "brilliant." He doesn't have the creativity of an Adlai Stevenson. And certain.Jy 1tbere is noihing in his words or the lily he uses them that iemlnd1 one of a Jefferson or a Lincoln . But. McGovern. ~ a fkl~le. mind. He ·ls ·articulate. And ha lhiriD last. When aome important event break$ on the global ocene he will tell you almost lmlnedlately wbere he atandl, pro or con, and 'Why. Htra he deparla from the way Sen. Edmund Mlllld1 btlddlea with him.sell for houn ~ 'IPO•kJllC out . • AS A PRESIDENT Mc<lovern would probably be ~lve. . , Does he havt a senae of humor? Ytli, but not too J11uch. He 1!1ll lndllll• lo a bit ol banler al lln)el but, lil!• Mr. Nlion, ha is basically serious minded. Once this rep.orter lntervlewed the , Senator in bis home in WIJhinflon 111d waS 1urprlted to 1 e e the · mutlv• McGovern dog !yins ln the fronl<loor area, bis body prevel>tJn& the door from closing. He lay !hero for the two hours I was there·-' even tlloulh this wu Jn Ille dead'.ol lrbiter llld the ftlsld alr wu streaming.In. . • The Senator . commented on thts by merely explainlng tbat the dog lovecf tci lie that way, "with hls head out where be can set the fresh air bu~ with the l'Oll or blm In the wam1:th of the hoµoa." W 4S THERE a little humor in: this remark, or was this merely anotner ex- pression of an .e~ygoing nature? Ii the Senatot •• relaxed as he often · ap'pears to be! No, he Is a man ol lllllnle • !'ll'tentration. He pUrltlel the p~ldlney - with 1ingl~mlndedne11, pushing every advantap a1)d seeking to pro!it tiy every error his opponents make. Even !lien, he ls not a man -ltd about 'be<omlng presid~I. ~te his creat ambition be baa an air of delach- tnmt atiottl lthnstll and thl• lUPlr•tion. ~ly· lacking in _nervous system become -nt, the• lbe brain ts.IP.• development. We lound that ·they had dil-completely developed and a problm "'lei ficulty In usln( their two er!' IO(ether; reading .-lly resulll." ;··> their creeping was eztremety awkward, THE "'-oD ot · ...... -" llld very few of the group bad developed ...,._n wµtmenl ...,... on . aidednell (a dominant hand, eye iir foot). the f........,.thetheorlaa ~1a"°""/t: ~ ~ I)• .• known u DclmaD-U'll: 1catd' 'l*t• ~'TSE\'. om , NOT, -our tealJ tor terning lllllh9d" m1 lt, -•a, o1 pu~ lhtdeYelopnerllollht-1711tm; In ting the eblld llroulb-tbe-_ ..... l(' fact moet <I them performt4 u poorlY devel~ Jio ·bu "11-1' or not ~ .., our lelll • did · • • • Amlflcan pleled. 'l'hll melhOil, lnYOlvtt ltav!Di ~ ehlldrell. w!Urreadlnl ll'Ol!l11111." children crMP and cral!I u if 1baJ "' In abort, tht buman ltraiti and lllrVOtll hablea, leaminC all IOl'll ol·-· l)'llam develoP ·tbroqb. uoe. "Tltest actlv!Uea that br1JJ1 Into coordinated n\. chlldren could ... -well, -... they, lerpllJ i.euo,, allfii, aOund llld motor "'21 shot birds out of .trtes, and !lab under livtty. _ , waler wilh their bowa•tllld. MTOWI, but The prlndpal caitler at Wltlds .; they did not perceive 11 we do. Testing method II teusht and UHd ii'· Iii their ablllly to l'ICOIP)lze 1ymbol1, we lnlltttutes for the Achlovernenl of HIJID4ll. would placa ~fish oil tbe ground llld nest Polentlal In Pblladelpbla, of-..blCb Gli!11D to ii we would draw a picture of a fish. Domlll la direct« and where ha and Dr. .They could see no relationship between Delacato have~ worked together for the two.'. . · · almoet 20 years. "It would be impossible to teach !hem "A NO\j' Slarl !or tltt Child with Reacf.. to read,. we l\Dew, unlll Ibey had lng Probleml" goea farther than any developed the brain capacity to deal wilh wrlUni I have 10 far read on the ruh- aymbola, wblch, ol courae, la written Jee! lo eJP[a:lnlng the background theory langua1e. Wt lheoriied that the constant llld Justtlieau.a ·of the melbod. . . . . f . . . · . ( = t11':..':e.'!': compllcalod .:C Of 30 feel · : 3·.._ :~ ~i!:J' ", , , 111 lhe 'lfll(ld -Ute federal .....,,.... QUlllµ!I Q. "How lftlll1' )l9tlrl _has lnhlblta u"1 matrll\l0tl1.1 · ; Mr. s,;..u., 'Ii 11u.ia1 tioulldl .... ~ •I ~ Cluia~ Sc:lrJtct ......... , .•. ' I P·E I • "1, .. " ". ,, ' ' ' I . I ' I f -" \ .. -... ·- •0ropoui~"· ·netorn . . Collegj Sparks Enthusimm ll)'IWDINJEDZUlsU tJnulng tlletr education, an · .,.. otlll In. high lcllOQL ... ..., .... -!nlporid.IOCOlldalJ lune-Almoll 11 per<elll ol u- M41'8 1111n 200 .__. lloa 11. to. llelp. lhem pin lm)lled tbluwomer ...,. .... ....Ued In • apeclal . coaftdence and .build a . -..ion al Or-~Uve Nlf-lmaet. Ill the PfOll'lllll lul Year· . Coait Collep lhlJ year. 'Many ol these lllldtnll Each yart!Clpanl """ lloclally tfiiY .,. IDOlllT llave veey; bed ae!f.Jm. _ ·~ !or four clautl dur!llC Mulcan-Amtr!can with·• acu." .Heinandez poinlt llif dgbl.._t per.tod. few illlact ltudtnll and ..t. '"111ey have beell lold Every lludent tak• two · ..,,..,A!ll)ol. lot •.· ~that they are counes during· the llnl- -,,,.y-"arraD potentlal-,,...--.-1 u d • n 11-o<" . lour ..,eekrand°'two the dropoull. lnlubl"""""'1 that they O(l!er lour. 'l'be College Aw._, dolt1 thlnl: they a r • 'l'be high l!dtool studenta. Pr<icram. lnlllatocl . three eapeble ol being good have six classes from fW'I ago, II trying lo lludeoll or going lo col-which lo choose: hllildlnl keep them in· ICbool. It lege." trades, home economics, atrlv• to rtbiru them lo Hernandez belleVH that .piqojoumall!m, I 11 m c:lulet .!f they hive drop. many llUdentl drop 0.t of produciiou, c om p u t er ped out, or ezclte them II high llChool or dpn 't go lo 1 c 1.e n c • and . com- tbey hive loll lnlmlt. II college hecaUM.they .have municatlons HIUJ. ·11111> .,_ 1111 llD' received ,mud!"~vo 'College • age llludenll " . ·-· • I • portance ol amtlnulllg lnlo · crlticlxm and little . ..,. · ta k. •" e Ith er co m-colleP after hlgb oebool. . courq.....i. Many'pol<ll-• niunicatlonJ 11dlls 0 r . . DAILY ..... I: "~ ol our l(udeito tlally good studellll drop !healer· aria for tight SPECIAL RAP 'SESSION .AT 'ORANGE COAST COLLEGE -lnlil·Gvdeo Grore, out b.oforo irl.Y.IDI -U and 'tben,--1 out DIMCI "t od $ ud ' " DI B lldl . . . If I W.Cll'"•or, . 'll«mtaln tlleimelvt1 a chanct. ' !Ile nmslnd<r of '!be ,_ ••n •9 I ont1 KUii u ng Now So .,.,,. V.n.i and Slantm,ff 11y1 . . '1l>e 0CC . program II llCllocblle with study 1kllll oomething that Is related succeed In t.hateyer I belieVe5 ii un be labeled ~ · c JlermDlez, supported l>Y feder-1 fwldl· or v~atlcnal guidance. lo the field of hmlnesa, choose lo do." · 'a BUCcess. ' proiz"lbl director ... 0 W1 under tbe \f o cat lo n al' ·Both' groups of students but I changed my mind in-This aumm~r Bhe "is '1Sure we have 'kids ·we find lbal the largo pertcn-\.Education Ad, · and by · are given credit !or their lo becoming a nurse working to buy a ~ar and just couldn't' ,JeKb," he tap of dludvantqed Nelgbborhoocl Youth Corps IUJIUlltl' work. because knowing I can will enroll In the regular say•, "Some kids have -Ill !be Cont Com--· 'l'be Onnp Cout · He~ aay1 often help_~, makes me OCC allied bealth program received so much negative munilj ~~-11 Commun It y College otudenll will toke a course happy, ahe w r o t e this fall. feedback all their lives "Mnlcm-Amerlcm." Diltrlet ila6' p r o v l d e I in whk:b'tbey bad no prior Hcernandez ... Even though Hernandez admits the that you just can't get u; -~·: ~~ thll pmie purpose fjJWOcl•t auPPort. · 1nterat apd Jlf'ill auddenly I -hat~ 1 c i enc e. College Awareness pro-them in one summer. But .,. ·ti the program ls to get studentl an divided into "turn on.t.i mathematics and all the gram is not perfect and we have bad many more .....,.. uctted ab o u t two groups, college-age 11I've alwa)'I wanted to • basic courses related to that thel'e'"1iave been 1 who have-turned 00 aod • . .. ., ..... YOUR NEWSPAPERBOY IS A · . CREDIT MANAGER . I . . II_ .... ,_, .......... ,_ ... ,._ .. ,_ _,..,..,,,,.... ___ ....,.",.,_,.._ If ...... ~ el.,.. •••If''· llt .... DAILY PU.OT _., ...... k.-.... -... " ........ ...... ,., .......................... ,... ' .c..feet ....................................... ...., .... , ... .., --.. .....i.i, .., .......... .... .. .. -., ............. .., ......... -.- .., ....... ,., ,..,, ... _If ,. ••• ,., ,.. ...... , ..,. ..., It ... _, ....... -··--· ... It will. ASSUR·E PROMPT \ ., ~ COUITEOUS .. SE.VICE . , DAiLY ' PILOT ClflCULATION DEPARTMENT f ,. Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers \ · llaib!I ta 1Cboo1 and con-' . llUdeatl and,llUdtnla who be a .llfCl"l!arY . o T medicine, ·I know I can number of lalluru. Yet he stayed in llChoo. I." ~~.:.::::.::..:~:.:;:.::. ... ~:::~::::::_;;:.__;;~.;._;;·:'O::~,;...:-~~..:.:.:..:.: ............ ~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~i::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • '";.. l'7 •• . " ... 9~ns. ~~~ j{~jf~qpd, .;Track May· Stay' JCPe·finey ca·pes . ·--- Pa}7back . · · Desp-:ire>.$. · 100 .. 000 ;·Permal , keep the chill· out. Murders · .-. " ... · ~ · ". And you very, •· 117 PATlllClt BOYLE Kenneth Teel ol Cre'1llt• ~!er-planned • residential PORT MORESBY, New ·., .. ...,""...., Inc. 1n San Clelpente says lie )<. ~unity for the !ifea. • ~··-(AP' ~ . der alllpe oul IOme 450 loot' of .One alteniaUve -lo -very I n ~ ' ._ ·-mai-er ·Tho\.....,, mil• ol llletl and material n!'h week o3 ,11\e . !be tracks Inland up San' JUID . • wielcl!JW the ~ ue, ralirood Itel that llke aloag tracks. Teel 1ays.the material, . eteek from San J ii>a n llm!e.;. _.1n New ciw-. belChH ta llot!!ll .Orange after• be1nJ .trucked 19 __ the_ Cil>iatrano ;-Will 11\0't with Ii nol • ..,_ tlle.OlllJ &aJl!y' County have ca-obmlciant trecb Ill. san-Juan, Is ahlpped slllf col!imunity'. opposiUon. -. .)ll'Obieo. 111 lhl (1111 'lt·yem lo Pboenh. · . , Gaffney ·explains that · the --Ille gulllj. llller ~ and they will ' probably Another butlnfasman, Did: ~tncks.can't be turned • sharp .., lle•IOlld blcJd!Wolaiclln · an.•a tot lilore. Spaulding, ahlpeln about.tine ·to . degrees. The turn would of -of men, ........., il14 · 'l'be ltatl ......iJy illlocatecl carloadl eacll week. · • hne lo be greduaJ., beginning dllldne .or a ~ .tJt ...,. f!OO,tlllO to lllUd1 1 plan for '11!<8 businessmeit a n d far north of the ertek. . ohdl. J • . lnorinl tlio tallrold trackJ in. otbm 11y tlieir operation. 'By ilJe ~· the turn wu O~on aef)'lio ·$16 aweater knit cape": Fringe trim '11111;1 Ill _w .......:_ .. ',j,, laiid, but claplle 1 few· locll could be (rtltiy alfected II the "!"11-~lfney says the , ·~ -. . lllnlnl of ldtaJtltlc,,opUmllm, lrlckl were ever moved •. ~.~,WQUJd through the !few <ltd.-ta ....., -'the tracks will 'pi-obably ba However, Santa fe IUilrOad prime.\:Onuii area ol the " dalplte ·'° ,_. ol COllloct there far ~··.•more. yem. ottlclal Joe Sollenberger says city and wiJI. out sevtral ~ 1 that whoever pays to move the · homes~ ~ wltll EqrO(IMlll.· Even ... chairnian or • treckS will -"•bly have to . a -.6-__. '--_.. .... _ , __ , ..n!:.:..~· tt tn--"The problem of relocating " ,._ ,. ..,. •• .. ...,.. r--· . Oil com-pay !or spur txtenslom. to people out of residences Is Unl,.ojt)' ol P...... Ne.f mlttM to . Jerry wve any lndulllrles on the old someUmes more difficiilt than ~. ll<lllst S. O'Regan, ~!,~· .a1· &nl Juan line. J · relocating a l'Jlllroad," he Ilk! -tlf 1111 Weetern -..-·Jl!lO P 1 • • 0 g com-. Sollenberger adds that the -notes. In ad~, a line up llfllllll d ·1n w,. i.. mtlllooer, ll)'I be ~s ":!f. Santa fa would favor a llii JSan. Juan Creel! would ~ "1 All9lrallo needed , ~~~er · . relocation proposal -bul dolit'qy. ~..:·of the natural mpntomlllul tortducoNew "It's pO..tble, he admlb, . would not pey for It. .. beau!jl of the area, he feei... Guilm'• 'lribtl ll)'lltm ol "but I don't feel now that it IS· ::!Y eduuted·gue.,.. have Several years ago, a glass -~ murder . ctlcal ,, made of ,the relocallon company wanted lo run a spur ...,__ • J>l'I • coats, but all art In the line up the creek but met with · O'Ropn Aki the! often Several businessm_en who -mHlkml of doijan. ." ·.. .. lll!lch opposition' and the ld<a wllon •-~ w11 lllUfCl,ertd. dtpend Oil. Ille. of, the rallroed RalocaUon "cools !!Puld in. wa.\ flnaHy scrapped, Gaffney Ifill ,....., 1 c1on or tribe freight M1'VicH 111 I he· chlde7botb moving tlie track• recalled. =:::'b:. ~ tiJ...Jc_Um =m 11v=1~~ :!.1::r"' Iha land.I!> .put ,,,. 11a~ will aoon be spend-"it ...... to me, ff lie llid because ti could 1ncrt1se tho .. ----Ing . $100,tlllO lo llludy these "ht olleB lie ............ .ni 'eoat ol their operations. The rqost.often auggested and other relocation plans. But ol lie lnil!Yidaal ...--'1l>e community feeling ~ ;.:te u; = =~:: ~ llkewlll ~ ~~ Utile w ~ to """"" the particularly In San Clemente ·1o P•ton -has met with ~ a -on Iha ,..il1ood Ubl...., d a p • y b •ck -that the trackll are In the opP,OO!lloo 'fr9D' the Mlasloo trecb fw a long Umo lo murder by Ille relstl-"'°"' locaUoo bu been voiced • Viejo ' company, whlCb has come. 'l1lell' 1JrieVanee II cl1rtded 11 long u people have Uved11.;....<...:.....;:.;.• ....:....=·----=:;:;.... ______ , ,.-all membir1 ol the of. Ill the· area. Soaklng right lender's ~ -not ma-ely through the heart ·of San Juan ...,fuat <lie lniltilaiaI • wllooi Copl!lrano, Copllllrano Beach ~ ·low co a II de r 1 and San Clemente, ·t h • crlmlna)lr ~· ralirold line certainly Is con-· -·'UnHFtlii'ci lios ~ venleo~ but few passengers oyqed «' '. · , the 111t It. aeole OI Irie "Ii Ubly lo A. O. Straub sees It u a cootlauo. ,ofeoune,lsa ble11iog, thougb .. A ~· te ol ollaln, basine!Slllan who operates a but jUdlclol . aJ\d u-. ~ distributing firlli from h<x10l!oiil 'not lo -the law San Juan caplstrano, he just im.•yiur en ha!l!ls' will,' not -I !30,000 lo lnatall a abort ~ It. 'l1IO ·OCillfl· and the apur line from the ·~ leglslalln mmt ._.,. Ille lrllOka to hil warthou,. prGl>lem and come to. ·IJriiil ""I 'pe1c1 through the ,_ ou with It." · thll property because it was · O'R•c•n recommended neer a apur," straub said 1qt11I ._ iD 1111 -angrily alter being told about . could ..a.i,tze 11>o-pa,-a poll!ble rt!outloil of the • ol --to Ille Ylcllm lncb. 1111 flnil recel~eii ol..-'ohloleoce, or to hll allout it carloads of.-•ch dan or tribe. -tnintb tram the treclit. New organic .heir remover . Hairs off in minutes, ~off for weeks. 4lave8 skin .beautifully smOQth, f!M.from hair .... without shaving, Wlldng, using messy creams · Cl!:fDlille or res6rting toelectroiysls •. I 11-ll-anewwaytomnMUl1Wll1todhllr -=.fr"""' flee, 1rma.1111g111.1ega, WhomW-, • lolllangor. Youuseagentlo,ndorl .. ....-.-.,ound, celled Dollll. and 1111-111 " ..... lllllatloMI. 2 llA911U111yllftll oulllll1'11olo halrlnimtlll 1111* ••• 11Mtyour1klnlielut1funy1moot11ond a.•11a1r1cwweekl. I 1111•-umeOtlllamaytaQatfirst~, --~findthatyoucanrllllyforgetaboul ll*tB 11111111 ••• )'ll, 1orweekt. '1111111 .. •bkmtenda. No Prleklyatubble, no Lillli• d Alldlhero'enoqulekgrowbtek.When' .-. llalraa' '"dollc:cmeln,tt._1pareer1111d " ... ,......-. . -i.. . . . " ·s.,ecieny priced for 3· days only. Out"Festlval' perm. 8.44." Our Sue,Cory 'Festival' perm gives your budget a. boost. · lncluaes·shampoo, cut and set for 8.44 · I . . . Monday, Tuesday; Wednesday bnly. Helene Curtis ·s~re 'Filing' · · ·. conditlqning t~tment, 1.88 · , " . ' ' " -y· • • . :::lJY • - JCPenney · . beauty salon - o.n pockets ·and .border. In .white, beige and navy .. tor sizes S·M-1.. " ' • .. . .. " ~ • :;... ' • Dlllt•.-ir01g1111CHeJrRemowr.1doll1or " • • leontgr~ •t1i1S1tour-..tlccountart. - No ~lntmint nects .. IJ. Cll8rge It. . ' IEIPORT IEACI " . . ' ) . IUmlGTOl IEACR . JCPenney ... The values are here.fN8fY d8yr • " .. • .. : . ' ' ~;. I. ' " • I'.' .. I '• ' ' ' • • I ' < • . . .. l . ... , nney .. . . 1 FASHION ISi.AND, Newport Be.di .-...~. ..... .-. 1 .. . .. s •• ., ..... to pi ....... -........... lliirts: FASHION ISLANb, Ne,wport ~h. · fMl!TIN&TON ~ENJEA. Huntl11g1e.. h1.!i.1 • .' ,. •HARBOR CEN}'Bl• ~e.1M.M ~·Y~ . ··I HUNT1N&TI?N ~~~~9.'°" ae~c~ .' . ., . . . ,. ' ... \ . " "' . :t; . ' . . • · .. ---- I , .. I 1 I • I I I .... . I . •• • -. -. . l • • I -~ . - ' • • . .. .. • • • .I • • •·• .._._.__ lll!'l v "¥"I ~..-t ... ; -- . ' • .. ur • • -• < I / most·colorful . . . hite ·ale Prints; St . _ipes, cqle>rs., , 1m1ted :tlme only. · I , - .. . : / /..' • ' Penn-Pr11t Ii> whtt• percale. 50% cotton/50% polyelter. twin siz&-flat or fitted. ' "·~4 ,. Reg. 2.99. Salt Full size, flat or fitted, Reg: 3.99 • ·•· Sal •. 3.24 Piiiow cases. R8R. 2for'2,09 .. ·sa11'2!0r 1:'4 Queen size, nat o"rlltted, Reg. 6.99 / Salel.73 -Queen pUlow cases, . '2 _82 in 'Walt Disney' • print. _ 50%cotton/50%polyeater. .,; . .sale Penn·PralN> mu1lln Reg. 3.50. e3 x 104" flat. twin fitted. . Pilfowcuet,Reg.2for;Z90 .•• sale2for2.42 . •(C) Walt Disney PrQdUction1 . ,. ~ .. Reg. 2 fof•3.09 ........ , .. . . Sale 2 for 2 44 . ~., ____ King sl.zaf!atoriJ.tWf,._~a .a:s:i_~,._-' .... C:-~:?_~?-=~---~~tltnu1Hn . King p1lh;>w cases, -. · faahlon colora; 'Duton1;' ltrlpe and 'Sutton,' Reg.~ lo( 3.3J. · · · -~, • •• · • • · · Sala 2 for 2.78 'Sprtng Love,' 'Blo1eom Boutlitu•' end 'Part: ..i.. , 1 .. slenne' prlnt1. - Natlqn.:l~:.~::ne ~u~:~: ~ (' ·:.4 3· 50% cotton/50% polyester Sal• 2 ~ 7 Cotlbrimuslin,133courtt" fi · --1 -• . . 8 · i . • · Reg. 2.99, twin size, flat or 1tted. . • "· , .'· .• ••. '· / . Ful*8,flatorfitted,Reg.3.99 ........ 3.27 Reg.1 .99, twin size, flat or Sanforj~li> fitted PlllOW.casee, Reg. 2for2 49 · •. Sale.2for2.09 Fun slz~. flat' or . . · , -· . Queen alza, flat or fitted. Rag. 6.49 . Saleli.34 · Sanfor~,li> fl~.-RQQ. 2·29 .•••.. !>ale 1.17 Queen pillow caaas. . . ~lllow~1fl'!g.i!Jor1109, 'C\•~le2~r!IBC , Reg.2for2.89 ..... -. ....... Sal.21or,2.44 ·. , Bleac"'9~di9nl1hW .. 1 ,'t, '· ·~~ . _K)ngllZll,flatorfltted,Reg.8.49 .. Balal.94 F.#'.i'°'" \~ ':: '~ "~j t 'j\_ . .,~. ' llfll!IPlllOW-1 f, · ,("'" . j' 1 ', ~ '"'·" '\ I: ' l---fleg.2fort'19+. .•••••••• ..-Sal12for-2.84 Penn~J•i ~ ua~~ ' :i,;.~··2;( ·97 ' . . Peaqutl1,print•50% . : , · . , . · . cotton/50% poly.ester · •· . , . . Sale ... ~ .. Reg, S 99,.66.x 104" flat1 ))Yin Ii '!'!: Full ~ize, flaf or fitted. Rag,-4.99 .. ,,. •.• \. • .,_ll.al• 3.97 Plllpw cases. Reg. 2 for 3.09' .. Sal• 2 lor 2 57 -.From, Determined Products, Inc. (c) United F"Mturas Syndicate. 1971 - . I. .. • • •• • I I " . ' . . ., ~·, .. ~ -· ' . . -,. ' . \ . -i' '·,. ... . '.·-( .i· • ~ •• • ~-' • : • We haye .. eY.~.fYthing y~u need»f~.F~ b.ed o·r .bath : j ' • , Dual and sin~e conp-01 e18c;tr1c blankets. .. rw!1Q 45% poiyestar/35% rayon/20% cotton with nylon binding. Gold, moss. pink or · blue In single tontrol. . ' Fullaizellnglecontrol $11 Full size dual colltrOI $14 Queen slza dual control $20 • Kl~JI alza ouil control. ~ ... • ' -I ' - . . 'Tent 8ulda' lheared cotton bath 111aemblw. Solid colora In gcild, green, lemon and pink. 'Upar lllllaj towel enaamble Cotton' ~~eared prlRt In pink. .. green and blue. ·3·• ll)armal blankets keep you ·oozy In "'Y.. otl· mate, •ny aaaaon. Lightweight . rayon/polyester to uae alone or With other blankets. Nylon binding. Machine washable In-lukewarm water. Flt• twin or full 1lze. Gold, plilk. md11 and blue, , latli-•I 1 .11 . , ... ton! '1 ;J 6()8 Waallolotll r--~~~=-_... .lr · · . JC Penney . / ~ -- Bath towel 175 Face towel. Wa1h C1otll. •1 60° ·)t • • ' .. • • • ' .. ' .. ·, ' ' .. . .. 'Uibon' towel ensemble Shearad cotton teroy jacquard. Graef!, ggld OLO(lnge. . .. ~~ 134 .. . -• . i· • · ' ~c · 84 ~~ .. ~-. ~··, . -· . Walbo .. ·44•· r . . . . . . . . The values are here every day. l~. '< • • • . )! : r . SHop Sund~y .,~_on to:s p .M.-at the followrng ~tore~-~ • .. . ~ • ' • ' I • • ' . I • • I ) • • • .. ' I• . "" • l • ' • • • ' • .. --' -. 1 1 !? FASHION ISLAND, ~·w~ ~ (644-2313). \ *HARBOR .CENTER, 4it• M-(~5021)''(Cloieif Sunday). HUNT,I GTOH lcENTER-, ·Huntington W \tt.711ff. -· • • ~ ~ . ' • f • I. ' • • ' v ( • I -·---' . •. • , J ' . . . -~ . . ~ "(\ Je<DAJLV PILOT ~-..... ~undq, July 16, 1972 • H,,andicaj)ped Children Facing New Challeng~, ' ' 'ENRICHED EXPERIENCE ' OCC'1 W1ldo Price ,. BJ JOHN ZALLER" classroom on the lint day. be ii disparat. as oij and° lUe," who fear integiatlon, the · "' ....... '"" .... --1adivklts c1 ·.u kinds -...at.r, princ""1 'waldo Price, moot. Some children will approoch from ordiJiar)' wheelchairs to , will try to ,....~ a lllngle, "They say thiy•re afraid the the modem, ~brlct ldlool rolling beda -. tlie pllylicelly colMolve achool. · : . blgger l<ids will nm Oftlr thtnl itrapped Into 1""'11 c8rl1, pro-~ will otream 1nlll . "jt'1 not ...... to be ..;~ and . won't rapOet the Ir peWng lbemeel.,. foewmd tbe ~ .,...._ of Palvin '1iecit11e ~.,:;.., moa.~·-;. rlghta," Price M~ "We're· willl tbetr Ol)O ~ loot. School ,. Fountain Valley th" •· admit ·--•--•1 ' 'going to have to work to Other dildrtn will lie on fall to begin new hve6 as ~~ 81 • J.l.Jllll:; uauu ca • their stomac1i1 ID -·-'·le.vel studenla In a regular school. and nol>llaildicapped h e. ·overcome that, because you , __ .,...,..._.. : always been kept separate. can see why, from their pornt stretchers, usurg the flat And into the ea.st entrance But we ibelleve integration _· of vie'f, they're afraid." palma cl their hands on the or 1\le school, meanwhile, ~ill as far u ii I• -"'ble -or-Yet breaking clown fear oI .!'i:'snd to move ,themselvea =·~ ':'~n~~Jd~ . fe<S the .!'6t oP;'rlunity for ph)'llicala~ niay not be the • Still others will have so little who will make up the other learning. . ... , bigge~ problem .. muscle -control that a system t\\·o-thirds (lf Plavin's popula· Od~ly, however, 1t is tilt "Most of tht; handicapped of weights and pullles will be tion. hand1.capped, ~ _ ha.r e molt ha Ye · never cofnpeted before needed to 1>old their heads From these tv•o groups. to gain by entering wtiat Prlce with the ~handicaPPed.''' upright as they enter j.he which seem on the surface to calls "the mainstream of :Price etplains. :·To those who • ate UJed to the security Of the se11....-cfamlioom. ... y i.crritton can be a my ~!dee. . 11So·you mn't force anyone. You have to move a1owly," u the atuderU become ready.0 • • Thus to ,tart, the han- dicapped and noo-llandicapped will remain isolated from each other in separate classroom clusters. But the opportunity to mix will be. available from the start because both cluster join t.o a huge central "learn- .Ing center." One side of this 8,300_ square- !~ °""" space will be the 'tchool llbrary and ediicatlocwJ -ceottn. On the -will be !lh)'llical tJierapy equlpmeol !or t he • han- dicapped. t "All children will u•e the 1eaming center." Price says. "'So we1U use it as a kind of melting pot." At fir,st the two groups might share a very non~· petitive activity -such as watching a movie -and move only gradually toward a point where the handicapped and non-handicapped a r 1 In- teracting with e I a•• r o~ m t-u eqlllla. : . .$.CASH$ .. ht & 2•d R. f , LOANS, • s1 ,ooo,. sso.ota ~ .. ,, .......... ...... e AIY ..... • e ,_, 9"1ck _ ... CA!.L; 847-5200"·: RELIABLE ... : Ort!IP C•. etl'l<t 1714) 7JMJ49 •: (Cl ll callfd, If toltl , •• ~·. lff!*t.f 11'911tn l l11et11H , ,:. OCC Teacher w Use Award If . •·' Fore~ Retirement· PITI'SBU , (AP) Wes~ Electric Corp., saying men more con- eervaUve bavo less drive aa they ,older, ba.s an· -a !Icy that would force it& top IC!W!l'l executive.s to "1lnq their power al llgtlO. J_'he o _will mt.er a five year . cl oemf.fttlrtmenl under tbi. tlllee 'of "Olllcer· . I> i re c tors," Westinghouse Chairman 09nald C. Burnham said last w.U, and ~ themselves wtlll !OOc·roni• plarui and otrategies o I ' w~-. ~. ~ allll)e 1963, I! 57, and would be ooe of the first to_atep clown from bia Managemeot l?olfcy Com- mittee poo!Um. He .would bealme an · olf!cer.direetor in 197~ lie Mid. .. , • THE BIGGEST SHOW OF ITS llNO .. ;·• · WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI! ·,:· ·1972 ' ~ 18th Annual SOUTHLAND HOME&· GARDEN -SHOW ·JULY 14·23 ·'ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER . (sir conditioned> .. • SHOW HOUU: ~11 p.m. Weekdays · Noon-11 p.m.Satur~ --, Noon-9p.m.Sondays · ADULTS. •••••••• •2.00 IUNIORS ••• ~ • • • 1.00 -.-W"'--4•r12fnt•llti,.,.... .. • • .. • ·savings. • every ay,prices are §Q.low to b ··' ·ill ·Wit ·· :, '.... . . • . ~ ~"'~ t .~ 1 Honest-te>-goo<lness carpetsavingsa_ren't as easy tQcomo by as you might imagine' , 20, 30, even 40.0/oottdoesn't mean"! thing if the regular price is too high to startw1th. Then·your sav1rigs aren't really s~vi ngs at all. That's wtiy P.~nri•y; ~e.ryday pricOsJorcarpet are as low as we can hone stly_ make them. So that when.Yie·offt!t you a stile, (t'1 Uauy a sale. And you come away saving money. Not just'thinking Yoti·h'ave: · .. . ' Sale 5~.~. Reg. 6.50 sq.yd. 'Intrigue' carpeting of p61yester pile. Luxurious shag carpeting in your choice of solid or tweed colors. ·5 -I 649 . . a e sq.yd. Reg. 7.50 sq. yd. 'Echo' ca(peting has 'splush' look which combines the informality of shag plus the luxury of plush. Soli ddecoratorcolols. I 7,49 e -aq.yd. Aog.8.Hsq. yd. 'Heiress' carpeting of 100o/t virgin nylon pile. Rich looktl\g shag comes in a wide assortment of ~utlful solid colors. l' ' .. ' ' '• " ' , .. ,. .. , J • . ~· .. ·•. } . • .. . . . ~. . ._, le 6~~. Rog. 7.50sq. yd .. Whlape~ carpeting has plush pile. Not as shaggy as shag or formal as plush. In tw~<lecorator colors. -.I Pir.k ~p.on• of th~H carp at r~ke1 when you buy your new 1hag cupet. It'll ke•p II looking new a1 " · · · ever. .1•• • • : _ JCPenney · .. -\. ' " •• ;:li'PGER :,.No BEJW THAN MR SEfOREI __ , The 'valu·es are here every ctay. .. '~ r ,' - A ~EORGE COLOURIS PRODUtj1ofi_· -~-0..1 " ••• 'Shop -Sunday nloon to-5 PM at ·the following stores;'- .FASHl?N ISLAND, Newport ~~h (7:~4ji.4+2ir3. • ·-• .' .. • . .... ~ ... ~.~ ·', . . HUNTIN~TON. CENrat, Huntington 8Mch (714) m:Ti1J; ·-... f . , .. . .1 .. ' . ' . " • • ' .. , • I t .. . ~· • ' • • • • , d _U.S. fiegroup~ tn Fight G.lObal Narcotics .War • . . • .. . • ·.~-klMct ........ "'""" ) _ .WA.!lllNGTOI! -Radical In the trarrtc pattern of teroaUonal narcotics are Jn ...... rnaking. ' That i! the widesp;ead ssurnpUon here as United tates. officials try to sleuth em · out in ad vance and etermine how best to attack em . For :ytars an estimated four· fths of the heroin supply get- ng. to this country's one-half 1'tillion addicts originated in IJl!rklsh poppy fields. · Franco, which hu i n esttmatod ·20,000 hm>ln •d· diets of its own in tbp Paris and Marseille areas, recently has begun to tackle the in- ' ternational drug problem with new vigor. Jn addition to quadrupling the number of drug en- forcement officials on its payroll in the last three years, -France has chalked up some significant narcotics seiiures in recent montM. Two procJ essin& laboratories were un- c overed'. and French authorities stand respo11!ible for the largest seizure on record -937 pounds of heroin aboard a Florida-bound UAAing trawler. Bunna. Thailand. and Laos. many of the most producti\•e areas are not firmly under the control of the central governmenta. Also. awareneif! of the prob!~ as an in; temational one has been slow in coming, and the presenc~ of so man y Arn c ri c,an servicemen near the marke1 remains a ittrong .. temptation . r or ~nterpris'in·g merchen- disers. PRIMARY GROUP . . ale. ave -20%on·a11 1 and king size better bedding. J • . • .•.. •. '. PATl'ERN DEFINED The pattern, well defined and largely uninterrupted, was for the opium to be processed in Turkey into morphine base. Thfn it Was shipped overland to West Germany or, more commonly, it left by sea in Turkish vessels and "'as dumped overboard in waterproor containers a t prearranged paints n e a !' Marseille. France. for pickup and further refinement into heroin . • A combination of fa ctors is forcing a change. A Turkish ban on opiun1 pro- duction is to go into effect after next autwnn 's crop is harvested. Those fighting the global narcotics war suspect other areas such as South Asia and Southeast Asia. w~ere PoPPies still bloom abundantly, ma y well be turned to by illicit trafficker s to fill the gap. E s t i m ate s are that Southeast Asia is rt><11ponsihlc. for more than half of the 1.:ioo metric tons of illicit opiurll · produced 'each year around· the world. Although there have been crackdowns in parts of the so- caJled....!.!.golden triangle'' grow· ing area covering._nortbem Overseas Chinese a r e thought by \V a·s n.i n g_t on authorities to be the primary group in charge of South~st Asia 's narcotics traffic. U.S. .intelligence reports sbo"w cer- tain ethnic Chinese elemepts in the U.S., sharing family and cultural ties, haVe geared up an operation to ""lake ad· vantage of the availability of heroin in Southeast Asia. The refrain h.is changed considerably over the past year 91' two. France is us11aily cited as the stellar exan1ple of a nation persuaded the prob- lem is· Its own as well .. as Washington 's·.· It was only last November that l:.aos took the first :<tt!p toward declaring opium pr1> duction and processing illegal. Save u ·p~to 20°/o Beautiful Custom ' • Draperies! , .. r r l I > l . • • ' ' ' . • I . .. -• ' ! I .. . " . ' .. ' ' • • 95· R ... ~ 41.ts. Twin or .full size mattress or box apring each with heavy cotton felt or sisal insulation. Vertically stitched pre-bultt borders. colorlul needle scroll quirted rayon covers. $5 •month• • 1e ·4795 ..... st.•. Twln.or full alze mattress or box apring each with 12 •Lde supports to kHP edget firm. Cotton ftlVfl1xol1tor Mf!ttress inaulallon. Rayon aatetn covers quilt"ed to polyurithane fo1m. $5 1 montti• • le 639..5- flteo. 71.15. Twin or full size manress or box spring . Extra resilient coils , heavy cotton lelt or tullex lnsul allon and 12 side supports in ea ch !or longer life Ra yon Sateen covers quilled to polyurethane foam. SS 1 month• Queen size mattrmia and box spring set. Reg. 229.ts. Salt 1U.15 King alze matt ress and box 1pnng set, Reg . 331.tl. lilt 271 .M 1e ·719s "91. •.M. Twin or full alze m1ttr ... or bO• spring. A't2 tlliUtnt coU1 In tull alze m11ttrM1, 442 in twin. Tuftelc. pad, qullt«I cotton ftlt and potyurethant fo1m give this m1ur111 auper firm aupport. Quilled rayon datn•k covers. SS 1 month• ' . Qu.i lize manrtoa and box 1pring 101, Reg. 249.95 Sale $195 King size m1ttraa ind box spring aet, Reg . 359.tS. Silt 287.15 Silt prtcta etfecUM thn.i llturd1y . -• Everything about ou.r custom draperies is luxurious -except the price. You can choose from a beautiful collection of fabrics especially tho.sen for this event. Slub weaves. open weaves. sunlight res ist· ant and many more. All reduced up to 20%. Regular low Penney prices for our finest fabrication. OuMf11iz1 mittresa and bo x aprlnp Ht, Reg. 1911.95. lalo 151." . -· ~ DECORATE NOW. USE PENNEYS TIME PAYMENT PLAN . ' Call ( 714 ) 523-6511 for our shop at home service. • King aize rnattresa 1nd boK epr1ng Mt, • Reg. 279.95. Sato 2U.15 • \, • • • Th11·Wnooo1 reprMtnt1 the r1qu1red monthly payrntnt undtf '-~ l 1mt Paym9r11 Plan tor the pw ehUt Ol lht rel1ted 11em No F1nanGt "Chlrge wlll bt lncurrtel If tl'lt Dilan« ol the aGGOunt in~ tlrtl billil'IO It paid In full by the closing <late ol lhe "••I blltlng pei\od. When 1ncu"ed Finance Chargtt ~I be cteltrmlntd by 1pptying Pt(IOdk: rmtMof 1~ (Annual Percent1g1R11114.4%) on the fitat SSOOand t'lo jAnnual Perc:entage Ritt f2'AI) on llit portion over $500 Of ttle<"ptt'llo us blt1~w1lhOVI deduct1ng paymtnt&0tcrtd1I•. ' ·-JCPenney r ~ · . The values are here every day.,. . .· . ~ Shop Sunday noon to 5 PM at the fo_llowlng store~: ..... . , I ~ ·-• -· . • ' ' . . ' -r . -WHION lsrANl1, Nwf!Gd l•1cli !f@.2ll3J. .,. . . \ • ' ' . _ __)- " ' ' . ' I I • , I ; .. . • • . . . . .. . • I . ... l ".ii~ ' , • • ·' • · . •., • .,._,.,.,, . . .. -. " i .. Sundlll', Mii U, 1t72 _, ... "Wi Bro"wn: .A 'Cat ~ . . . . ' Wayne Lind)llom, center, 27, utility comp,any foreman wbo '11f!ered massive · ilij~in a San Francisco .accident lut year, conliders ·himself one;qf the luck· iest men alive. IJndblom's kidney w~s _ripped from the aorta, and colon from tbe main artery •. H!J 11pleen and pancreu were ll!o ruptured, plus multiple ribs ud..a..b:l.ctur.edJ)!!nbar spll)~. He ·,..,:brought to s.n·Franchco General Hospi· ta!, where the Trauma Center, beaded by Dr. George F. ~Sheldon, left, went ,._ into action. Lindblom went 61> months Without taking food or drink through his mouth, being fed intravenously and by lube into his stomach. Lindblom , wbo•wu accompanied by .hi• wife Julie at news conference, plan s .to return lo work-In about f1vnnontb . ·· ---• ..._ .. Black L~iberaiion Aimy ·T~k.ing ~i~ at ·Policemen . . SAN FRANCISCO (UPI).-,;.-----..:. ~"=·~~·..... Newton Fecenuy announced A _, outg!Vfti-o1-a---· a ·po11cy--.r "wilitiiiil Within IPfl& In .b ·Jloel:-l'adlller ,per, lhe aystem" to .a-llab lhe b'.• -ti». "1111ct UIJenllaa -·r ~ -f ts c1 .. 1·mtn1 party'• revolution but the -.iofblll!y !or· ~ 1111 n g Cleavtr !action aays it bas nof poliOl!Jjen, 9'ltlmc '!If bombs given up violence. ond. .coimnittlng odNr ict3 of The BLA bas been hailed \y ~ across tlie natlo!I. the Cl · .u~· to . now, mdst ip:>tice eater group'• newspaper _ deporbnentasoalong.wllh .tbt in New Yock. , IJ'lm claims ol tile group, allo The . paper described the known as the "Ar~Arnerk:an · units of the army as "entirely Liberation Army," but -not autonomous and decen- _mlacb more Jnlormation baa ·~---tralized" and said its been ma ~lie. -. --·· -----memoml o no ve wa1 \ Ttie m0ll ~rit incidents in ·pallf' l'RNIA for orders from the high com- . a long Jirie Of violence took Wt mand. "There are no political ~ plae;e in , Sao Fraflcisco, and '--------~ commissars to these guenilla • police here belit ve lbe·v units," the paper said. ~ tbiJ group i1, in addition to p li ff . .. ·1 smashed one of the organiza-o ce o 1cer.s agree. .... tion'• local units with the ar-bombing government buildings "While Uiey some t Imes I , . and lafle department stores, aise lb 1r·s1i R bli , rest o Anthony' JIOUom, 20, ~,.._ 1. 11. R.r e J epli 'can ', who · Ibey l8id voluntemd •· ~.. po "" 0 icers · · · Army in their propogailda, the ( lo1l Usl . of Ioctl vtolehce nohrflholaftdilW the fact lhal Black Liberation A rm y ' s _Pa1mef by tbe uanny .. " . he the off~ may -be a black organizational struCture is just-~ Bol'°l!J, who waa lll'J'eiied man/' iSee!fman aaid., the opposite o! lht IRA's," with.another inan after a shot--~Two ·ti the tlaiu New York s&id one veteran law en- ' punctured chait, gave "detailed offkfn1 were bllck. forcement -officer who .did ilot f acc:olinla .o! lhe ilaYinC or a 'The, Bladt Liberation..Army want to me identlfjed . • .._ policeman, uie ~ ol Jl' (Bl.A) -b&Ck to the split "The IRA i3 highly atruc- · llaln police off~'• luneraJ In the Black Panlbtr party lured, with a chain ol com- and ..med holdups . He alto behreen Huey P. Newton ond mand. This group is very loose aa.id the groop . made an !;ldridge Cleaver, now a and i!I made up of indi vidual, l aborti"' attemtit at ·blaating •: .-'-"'=-W~v_e_ll_vmg_· .:....in_A:..lg::.l_er_s. ___ lnd.....:epe..:...:nd:..e_nl_c:..e_Us:_.'_' c.· __ pollce atati<Jn With, aa. ailll·lank gun. .. When B«lool was arrested; . police ftKmcl a pist,ol in bis car which belongei! to a slain New Yi>rl< officer. In other cases here, the organization claimed credit '-!or an aborilve altompl ·to bk>w up the Portugueu COnaulate, and hundreds .ol Bla<k ' Ltberalloo pamphlets w-found along with enough dynamite to blow up a city "block when police arrested David Jackson, 22, · Jac;bon- ville, Fla., wanUd tor a, series of flrebombinga in Miami. . In New York City, Chief of 'Detectives Albert Seed.man said the army is responsible for killing four officers. He iaid its activities have also been traced to St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit and Atlan- .ta ' "One or the huic aims of , Democrat .Switches By C1pllol News Strvlce SACRAMENTO -11'1 still a l 9n g campaign unt il November, but a possible straw' in the wind-which should encourage the state's Republicans -is the defection of JOse Zertucht. 39-year-old Democratic Central Com- mittee chairman for Santa Clara County. Long active in Mexican- ~· American polltica.1 affairs. he has ~ced be is resigning from hts y po&ll and will cam the re-election or llepJIJllcan PreaidenJ Richard If. Nblon. _. Abtll~bythe Senate LI to rece.i ve. much ..,...WOO In lhe lower IJddlt, ad tbould be signed Into Jaw wltboal difficulty. '.llJil le $1 19, wblch would ball Ille .....r.cture, sale ,..._ ol l>lowaun>. The • author, 8'11. ""'1'eDce E. Wilab (08mlinCloll Park). ~ • noted tbell 11to)'ltt have alrndy ._outlawed Ill aome Calllonda ..... ()( tiuob I naileloa -pon. 'Walals c If I 19'1, ".&. prac· . Uced ---..... IUll8! .. ~=~=~: ' force fl a~ et." . l r • I NOW ·System cacfo .. 20% The .cleverest kind of i·ail-/ery ... for space , conve111enc~ ,· st.yle! WALL FURNITURE LIMITED TIME I Ust these handsome jils 111inst the wall or even frH 1tandinc ••• they're flexible· tnouch tp fit 1ny need or apace from tht 1impl1st nicht to the fu ll wall .•• tnd on up1 And up it Is ••• with excltinc furniture com· ponents off tht flcSor ind utlllzina space that was simply eoin1 tO waste before. System Cido 't1bin1t1 tnd com· ponents are made in 1 multitude of 1tyl11 for hl·fi sets. drawer 1tor111. accesaories, even dtst< or dJnin1 nttd1. Ele11nt ind distinctive in ro11wood,.te1k. walnut, or OJk ..• with rails or full wan p1ri111 to match. All impprttd . from Denmark •.• tnd ready to delisht-you with their wonderful possibilities. 'Come in. We'll. be happy to help plan an 1rr1n11mtnt personally for you. ·'' ~Also sovt on stlectecl fioor samples Qi'~---~ . u :i ~aior: <:\ ~~ .,---. ~~~r:;.,..c.111,,,0t .... 1'4•i• s1 •• ,,~;,, ''!'"'-s. ... ,.,. rttw.1 •• 10.s1'°·' 1n: 11J-t. ., .. 1H~U' -· .•. , \ .. •• ~ .. ,_ . . ' ,. ' . • MIAMI BJl.\CH, Fl~. «,.;;l ·:vou dJi!" be'U ask, and ipr1ng. But through h h -meanlilgless com !ll It t • • !Joie!; headqllltler1: ~ !!Jo -Willle Btown, by bis own ~ l>urlt Into un-adeptneis it praciltaJ polJtlcti aSslgmneots. • calllomi• delegatloo. ~ 1erml, ts• "caL" ~ laughlor. and· hlJ 1 om t t Im•,: · But be has fought bis way When be got lo lht !"tel, He'• •arned • fflllllaUon Today, Brvwn la~ to the o v • rwhelmlng perooDality, Into the legislative !Oadenblp Brown aaid, "The btll1ran ~ly~!:!'~;t~ DemocratlcN.atlonalCon· Brown has emerged as. lht ·In hb own. And he seell\I uptomeandsald,'H Mr .. tough, lhrewd, bypttactive, ventlon and J n·atlon.~t p<'C>ll)lntnl figure of t1ie delighted to be . in the A.silt.' They thought :it'~• mo~ lawmaktr. Ulevlaioo audieace:,;.M ·the: •McGOvern camp a I g n in spotllgllt. Arthur A.silt, the tennla·#ll>· '" Within four tw~year terms, 1tender blaet ~who ··'califomla. :i 'it am . Willie Brown Jr., -At a cauCU!, after ·r the Brown, '8, ooared fronl,b lht mounted Ille rostrum 'during ' If Brow• is a "cal''. in b11 C<ichaUJ>Vson of the C.llfornia McGovern lon:es had won. the ~ ~!.!"'°bl DI Democra Inf ~}~~~~~mt .c. a 1 J 1or11'1 11 personal tile style, •··s a new delegation " he declared from big C.lllornia delegation .fight, u~ ~' y to chairman o cre\KU"¥'~ crws early Tues--,.c: • • " • the budget-making Ways and day morning and appealed : ~reed of cat to Callfom.ts the rostrum Jn the QWling Brown related : . Means Committee. "Give me back my delega· politics. As · a f r e s h m a n sesaion of the convention ..:... "When I walked mto the He'll winch •UP an Im-Uon!" · assemblyman. he was the only just ao !here would be no hotel lobby lhe empl~ and ~panioritd;-evangelic'il·speich -~. 0ne -o' three oemocrat who dared vote--mistake about It. ~manager ~.ov~h a with a slo11Pbreaking grin that cochairmen of tl}e 271-delegate against powerful Jess Unruh's . · And he relishes the anomal~ big amlle, ~· ~~· spreada adroA his face with • -ca}ifornia slatt, didn't become re-election as Ass e m b I y of the onetime poQr boy from 'CongratulatiOns: W~, -~:.,\ .. splash like the Atlantic waves an avowed backer of Sen. spea~er. Unruh pun i 1 he d Texas holding a suite at the "Brown put d~;f. ,...'! wuhing In on Miami Beach. George McGo~em until this . Brown by relegating him to plush Doral country Club on lhe wQrd "w~., .:' ' :!/"I:..:· --. ' -~~ ; .• ii~~-·~ • -· . ~--'-"'·'.~~-ri'~'; ... • ~~·-;~ . l, ;• ..... ·~···"·J!(.1; '"' ,'-.. -·,',} . .. lt~-.. ~;. .~g,""l' .. . ··~. . ~.--:.::,-~ . ·-- .. il {" ·.1(.q:·,,"-.. ' .. ~~~~~ ·~\.~_ ..... 'l"t 15% Off . A·ll '-Custom'-foc>m . -~ \ air conditioners .. • .. • Sale 11046 Reg. 129.95. 5,000 BTU air conditioner features 2 speed fan and 10 position thermostat to maintain just the right amount of cooling. Has adjustable ,. louvers and washable Scott foam filter'. S6amonth• .. Sale .19546 . . Rag. 22Jl.ll. 11 ,500 BTU air eond'itionet features· :i speed Ian .,d permanent Scott loam filter. Adjustable -. louYerl put the cool Where you went It. AHA~ certified · • arid U.l. tlst~. St a monttl'. . · • . -~ . . ' ... -··.• .. . . 6,000 BTU air conditioner. Reg. 144.15, Sale 123.21 8,000 BTU air CQndttiilner. Reg;179.ff, -152.11 10,000 BTU air conditi.0ner. Rog. 209.95, Sale 17'.41 Sale priCM effecU~e thn.t..S!~urday. 15,000 BTlJ air ccnditioner. Rag. 221.95, .... 1tu1 18,000Bl'Uaircondilioner.Rag.291.lt,.._mM 22,000 BTU air conditioner. ,._ 319.95, .... :mM . \ ~ .... t>;:-'-il • !. " .. ·, ".· '1'7-t"~ .... ~ 1~-, ,., ~'"'i·~ .... 1:?:. •, ..,..«:,"! '·.• .• • ·f'\ •. :-~·: 4 · ... ,, .. ' . _·: •"i..·:~:,{; • .',i •. "f-;.., .. l ... -. ~ ·. ~ .. ' ·~ ;::~; .-~ .:?,,; ... - -:~~ .. . .... -. ,•,";(iJ _ ., ~ • t•·'i!o'i· -. {~' .,r,;;· . . '°"'. "~.1~ .... ».~(j-.. ~· • ? .~1 ·· .:s,¥: .. ~"·· . ~·. -\~\·~ . . . . /". 7-'.J·. . . "" ' ·~ .. .. . , "Thii 1mount repreaents trie required montt)ly payment under PenneYa•Timf! Payme~t Plan tor the Purchate·of thnet1ted lttlft. No f'~ ~1rgewill be inc.urred ii the,balanee of the account In the first bllling Is paid In tu1i by (he closing date of theM>ct billing perJocl. When tncurred Fi~nee Charges will be determined by applying periodic rates of 1.2f4 (Annual Perce"tage Rate 1• . .&lllli} on the first $500and 111 (Annu11 Percentage f!_••• _12'-) ,on the portion over $500 of the previous ~alance withOut deduct~ payments or credits. ~· ~ : ' > ,. . ., JCPe·nney · ~ Tbe vah.~~s are here every ctay. . $hop·s~~day ~~onto 5 P.~.·a~thelol!owi~~tores: , ·~ ' ~ • .. ..\ ,, /' • .,_ !.. .--·. FA$Hl0t't ISLAND, Ntwp-or:t ·84.~h (714) 644-2:tl3;-·f-!UNTINGTpN C~NTER, Huntinpn Be.ch, (714) m.m1 -. I ' -' .. ~ ' • • ( . • . .... I .; • i I I J ' '•oi:Mb$(' C~DIDATE . ·. . GOP INCUMBENT -· _:rerry.MOshlnko .•.. _ · ~~.r:t Burk• 70tlt District I • KIDS LOY.E --'-UNCLE LEN S11t11.rd11y1 in • The 0-All i' Pll.:'OT ' I •• CULTURED PEAR(S ARE OUR EXCLUSIVE CONCERN AND ARt o~"t:f= 'ie. JWUNDSnUGZ _ ....... ... ,...... ....... 44NHH r' ..... •. • l • • . ' ,. 1o SaodlY. JulY 16. 1'72 r · DAILY !'!LOJ , A J,l • • 1° ' , ... , I ,, ~ _,. ' ., r~ ·" (, . • .. ~ P It';. 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' ' . • ' ' . • • • t • • • ... -~· -·~ ,lloMI • •• -· •• Heroin Acfdlct Life .With No Hope PORTµND, Ore. (UPII - Jean Is 28 ·yurs old, is mar· ried, has three children and has been hooked on drugs 1ince she ~· a teen~ger. Still not .cured. but being helped by methadone , ah! is trying to steer olh.er.11 away from the'\. horroc.!I sbe hn.. known. gel h • . .and that mad• it more allwiftl. I had ta koep et It until aomeone finalJy .agreed to turll me on." Jean &Ol turned (ID tnd for the next five yeers her life was filled with tbe torture (lf scrounging ··dollars fTom one fix of heroin to the next. TURNEil PROSTITUTE Her story is not a pretty ~ turned to prostitution, ~, one. Her description of wh.at i't eainfng $100 a cvstomer at means to be enslaved by first , but "it's not long before heroin is ghastly but she tells tt in hopes it will stop others it's down to $10 ." GOING ABROAD 7 STOP FIRST AT THE ACADEMY of LANGUAGES UNRESPONSIVE FIQURE IS A MENTAL HEALTlj WORKE.R WHO VOLUNTEERED TO LIVE AS PATIENT -particularly youngstefs -CisLen to Jean tell of the from being tempted to try !Jiat physical pain of needing first "pop" that so <lften lead3 heroin and not having an y: FRENCH, ITALIAN, -SPANISH, GERMAN, DUTCFI, t it. ••• Work in ··wards ' Vol.unteei:s ·Become 'Patients' in Experimelft to addiction. "Y<lu ju.st can't imagine Jean (that's not real real What sick is. Like you 'don't name) was one of t.he (irst Oregonians on the ex--have any stuff, and it's 1 perimental methadone pr~ O'clock at night. So you go on . gram that began here· three tbe street, and then you come years ago. Methadone Is a back by 12, because you synthetic drug administered in 3404 Via Lido, Newport Beech .1 .. Weit Lincoln, Anaheim 673-4500 774-3402 SPECIAL AUCTION ., !-'--_,, LG!N, Ill. (Ai'.)-"Jll!l becaUle.1_\ill slck," the young woman asked, ·"did this meall-J -had to be treitte& like an animal?" orange ·juice da ily under strict couldn't get the money to buy state supervisiQn, lt..blotk~ the any. By 2 in the. morning effects or heroin. though it you ;re s1ck. Then you vomit, does not end the, craving. -you nave diarrh'ea. and pain. STARTED AT IS pa in, pain -~·ou ache all .Jean got started down the over. Did you ever have road to a drug habit at the age sromach gas p;i ins? It's like of JS. Shs. came from a st rict that. only JO times worse, and home where "Dad was so con-there is nothing you ca,n do. cerned about me he wouldn't Your l'I09e runs. your eyes even let me open th e door to water ... and that's When you put the .cat out. He feared I'd · really count on somebody ()W· be gone." ing you !tc>mething, to gt_t you of Rare Valuable Authentic PERSIAN RUGS i • .The woman, Christine Ruiz, is a ~nen tal health worker. She posed h~r question • after spending a weekend recently 1s a ·~1tienr• al Eliin Slate HospiJal. The_ weekend was an -exj)eriment to show mental hospital i!mployes'twhat it is like tO. be one of their charges. ~·~many.times I was-jgnoied just is If . lilidn't exlst,"'Miss Ruiz 11(d. "The Jon. l\fi1RUIY and dehumaniiing, inleriol'<leel·. h!I is all !ell by ·lbe p1llent> and ... lilrl•Uen by the ala!!.'' -''I think I ,was very curious . a fix so you can . get on the I' street again." .. ' she explained, as she told in an interview how 3'he MARRIED ADDICT and Other Orientai Rugs -A cem1tJet• dilp111e11r ef -·e111il11e ha11dweft1t. l'ffflti11 •lltl ..,_ Orl111tNI u19i ·ordered fer 1torft. A1 • NM/It ef the dHi 1trlke tMH 9000 weN 11et relHsed oit tllfte, a11d thoui flttanclally N11fOlll1lble tor the onpold 1hlp11Wnt hoff luttuttetl t ... ).1.1. 09"fl ta dispose of the ntlro -lpme11t ot outtlao. nk dlNCt satlpfllfft, (11 our opl11lo11, 11 tho filtfft cellecrioo 11 M&l911, crdlmandilp, 011d color of llondl'liode c•rpetl. nip. eMI runMn we 11.V. ...., 1ee11 In oll •vr Yffrl of s.11111111' tM fllMlt. 4.,.ilry OrlMtai ""' ofHI cftl',.n, hr.,your c .. v .. i..ce tM tffcli hove Hen ma:ved to: NEWPORTER INN , 1 Twenty-nine employes were telected at nDdom to be •'patient's" in • mock ward. Another JI were . aelected ta slalf the w1id. Obwvm took nolel and filmed the proceedings. started smokin~ marijuana Jean finally married a end ~aking amphetamines."! heroin addict. who somehow had been well infonned by my managed to hold a job. She father~ on most t'hings but ·he recalls the highl ight of their left out the negative part of day was when he cilme home ~ttie w"-,19_ .. fl!!e •. .r~!So" . .,.)YhY I _!!.! p,m, ''.Ttia.;Hwas ?.~: main · ... -....... in..:r11roc1cos"""'' .. ut·lln!"streer"-nA -~~· dly, she 1107 Jomboreo Road , Nwport lootfl', Collfor11la SUNDAY, JULY Zl, Z fl,M. llllGU11JI PROCESS ~ •jpatientsl' went' thro11gh regular · a~ttlng procedures ·and '""' given showtn · and iuued UJ.fitted clothing. They were searched and all personal belongings were C9nliscated." • -!J'tiey ate in a dining room with actual niental patients. ~ 'b:'he 1'staff" ·tr~ d the ·"pa-tl~ts" jUst as they would. treat patients Iii .theif wards. The): gave tokens as ti~rdJ 8nd took away tokens as punisb- qieol. " ::interviews afterward 1howed the ex-' ~rience was reaJJstlc and often1righten-lti_1 •• A : q11<1llonnalre filled bul. by pirtlclp1n~ JlllO dem_o]!llra!¢ I t s realism. REAL.SCARY "I~ wU scary to me,'' said Nancy Klein, a DePaul University sociologist . who, wa• an advisor to the-i:xperin;ient. · She aaid she feared the, tmployea who became '•patients" would regre" 1n their beh'vior. · The patients weft! anxious, angry anca rutless. Dr. Donahue "Tremaine, .a· ~velt University p I y c h o I o ( Y proloaor who wsa In advlw, u d the e.zperiment also ahowed mental bospitals- can cauae people to react 1n ways which are eoo.idered abl)ormal. · The ~ryers aaid the "patientis": - Sat .tocetber but did not react to each other. e lJed and cheated lo gel what they needed. . .. e Con!Plalned of having no place to be MENTAL HEALTH WORKERS OCCUPY BEDS IN HOSPITAL ' e Moved 1botU~~tavtly to reassure themselves that _ "e_V<;_rything is OK because I can feel something hap-. " ~ --' SEE 'CHANGES - just got a little intense.'' For him. "the atmosphere changed from hospital to Ja il." Sandra Kinser, a worker who as a "pa-, tient" became "extremely dt!pressed and · Tom Richardson , a hosp it a I __ upset," said onf: of the first things she psychologist who helped design the ex-no ticed was a "fantastic loss of energy.'' periment, said: "It has gotten people to "It took a great deal ~of effort i·ust to see Ways to change some things." One "patient'.'' who complained about walk to lunch," she said. "A lot of things the "horrible so~p," lack of priY"Rcy and l used to attribute to paranoid problems noise in the ward, said after the ex-in patients ;;re real. I now understand periment: why people don't have feelings." "My God, my God. If it's that bad on Steve Wendorf, a "staff" member in our own wards we ought to run back now the experiment, said all mental health and fix It." workers, including administrators, would "I don'\ think I've screamed at 8 pa-be nefit from having to be "patients." tient since I got back," one woman said. Training programs for mental health And now, no matter bow rid iculous the workers should include a proiram pat- patient's request, she said, she has tried te rned after the experiment, he said. to honor it. . A questionnaire answered -by the "pa- ·steve Pisner. a "patient" who escaped tients" after the experiment showed that several times during the experiment, told 75 percent did not feel they were being · life , it was the only. thing I remembers. didn 't know anythirig about.'' Jean had two children then • She began to hear about .-"one on speed, and qve on heroin. At that time it was not heroin." Since then she has ClS common as she says it now had another "on methadone." is, but because it was so dlf-It was the fear of going to ficult to get,. heroin had a jail, I06ing her tjllldren, and mystic ·appeal about it which being separated froln her hus- aUl'acted Jean even more. ••it band that finally drove Jean to was the super thing to do • . the state's methadone pro- .you had to know someone to gram . Her husband joined, Vl•wlnt & lnspectlo11 from 1 Z Noe11, u11tll thne of 011ctl1111 Conf•nh i11c1ud•d: 1rt fro"' P1r1i1, Armeni1, <;1uc11i1, Be\h1r1,, Chin e, 1ndi1 , P1lri1t1n Afgh1nilltn i nd othtr impert1M rug we1Ying c1nter1. Al•o incl11d 1d 1r1 m1ny 1ilk, ptrt ,ilk, e11d col· <ol 1ctor'1 it1m1. A11cl ion 11 r: TERM S: LEIB ROSENBLUM C11h or Ch,ck . todaY rrXJCh more tor Pl moneY.rc is . . . )b.lJ get · ,,,.._cs Numbel' ()ne . I comnaref ~J.:1~ri:m1•,...c-vALU · ,,-atiALJTY-~" ~ alone. · · · an inte rviewer he did it because "thi11gs treated as real people. 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' gll'~-are assign i.u :: When there's a military lull clerical w o r i ' electronics, :·In the Middle East, the girl police jobs, communi catiom, :~ IOldiers get more girlish than radar. drii.;ng, p ·a r a c h u t e :!ever. packing," nursing, farming on ·• "W t 1 Id. mllilary settlements 1 n d ;~we . .:e =m~. t~.r. s':'ys 1~~'. schoolteaching recruib or :.. Dvora Tomer, the petite civilian children. ~mother of two who commands GIRLS DRAFTED ·:the Israeli women's corps. J ust-·in case, the O>en girb :~.·This spring the military still get tough combat -command granted ca s h training: first aid, hlndllng allowances for girl troopers to rifles and the Ufi ltlbmachine buy their Own frilly lingerie in· gun -some are expert stead of wearing gove.n:iment--marksmen -tactics and Issued underwear. desert fighting. 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Berlin still · staie ita ~ Swnmer Olympics -are. talked about 3& years later -· _pi!les be"'""" next mont)l, the .c~s-partlcUiaily becau.!e of an, apparent . lly Munjcfl extravagapza.of 1m cer-snuli ol the black sprinter by Hitler. . tam t~tirtng cOmparisions with Berlin · ·Bob Lochner reri;embers Owens" in ~· · 1 ·winning three individual gold medals 1'J'bc!p, Adolf HiUer~took tile salute fli · and a fourth· in a-relay. ·the ·world's athletes, Am~rican• men Loc;hner, thefl the y~g son of ·won heavily 'in track· and field,. Jesse Associated· Press Berlin Bureau Chi ef oWeD.. ,became a legend , the Nazis bad lpuis LOchner. worked with newsmen Germany and sang, "Tomorrow tJ!e coy~ing the 1936 gameS. WQtld.." · ) ' ·· · · . · .. "My job," Lochner said, "was to go i1 la 1,l~b, qh>ncellor .WiIIY. Brandt to Hiller's box and see what ootables ,..m ··:review the. athJeJes' entry., bis were on hana. When they 'annowiced Nobel Peace prize a contrist in OWens' name for the v i c: t o r y itself. American men again are fa,iqed ceremony, Hitler got up and left: It in track and field, with the rtitls could not ha ve been an accident. it · joining ·them as the ones to beat in must. have ,been deliberate," JWinuhipg. ' .Whether it,was a-deliberate snub is Absent in. Berlin, the Russians--are , the question that lingers. A German ~comiftg to Mtmicb. Mid this time there version says that Hitler had been ''.• wJll bt' tfro Ge~ys, Brandt's West ·warned q:Jinst · greeting winning ~Y ,and Copununi!t-<ontrolled atJll!'le• by the Olympic committee Eal Germany. Outnumberl'd in afler he e:ii1llrw:ed -t110 German gold population by better than'lbree ll! Oil•, , ll\lilWlsts. -· :u.,. Eal Gen)W\S -frGl!l-arounll·ll<!rlln .~ version ehµms that Owens was are :~~ to tdo ~~ W~ ·-c1 lfte.;next w.iaDer:_ _and w~ Hitler did ~-• . . nol. go !omni,~ acted .as requested. f" ,.!Dfiow.n.wlllbeanhonoredguest. , , "No one.'Will -Jll'!)babl! ever know ll'llO )lonlch .organizing col?lJ11lttee whal •went tbroJJgh Hitler's mind," ~ lnvtted Owens'lo attend the ga~ l.Odmer said, ''But he must have tiecaur "he ~is one of ~ greatflt knowil. his leaving when he did would OJ.,mptc au,iJetes'of,alJ tlpte." Heroes. · caUJe a sUr." . • , pl_' other' gmne!i; inc!Udlng dfstance · . Nor is tbe Owens !egond the onlt r u n n·e,.r .'Emil Zatop.ek of facet of the 1936 Carnes still being ~~~kia1 also have been in· discussed. vll'\f. • t A runner named Kitei Son Wfl the . gruelling marathon for Japan, but he was a native Korean. Aftef World Wai' II, with Japair oll!ited' trorir l(o;ea, South Korea. claimed· Son's OlyjnpiC gold medal 'bee_ause' Son had chariged bis ruime to•the Korean Kim Jong Son. There was rio reaction in Gtrmaily, so a South 'Korean . parliamentarian tifok ham!ner and chisel i n hand and .. · went out to the . Berlin Olympic· · Stadium. and did the job· himself. He replaced the world "Japan" with · "Korea" behind Son's name on a soft sand stone plaque listing ·tbe 1936 wi1r ners. · Quietlf, the West Berlin city govern- ment restored "Japan" to the plaque, the letters/ new and-..white on stoile otherwise grey and weathered by time. • - ·For the first time, there will.be a Separate East Gennan · NatiOoal Anthem, although both EaSf amfWest Germans w!Jl.marc9. ljehind l!i!is with "the ~ chfori -black, i:ed'&na IO!a replacing the ·black, while and red of Bit10{1; "1d earlier "lmpefiaIJl!mes. Bniitdf said in' a rec}llt speech-In the. new OIY!llpic stadiwn that the ljluniCh. gamer ..''will show !be \j'Orld a djf· rerent Germany." · _Muqicb willJ)ffer a physical contrast to.Berlin. The Alps form a backdrop to the sput,h (krman city while Berlin is located ~ the center of the Oat and 1 . (s;,_ OLYMPICS, Page B3) • ' . '· • ~. Jv1t 1', 1972 " DM:~ " 8 ,J· . . T r evino ·win s 1-t Al ' -• ' ' I . Jack~ Let I t Get i\way MUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP) -Lee Trevino; shaking off the choking pres.rure applied ~Y Jack Nicklaus in an incredible bid for victory, sank a saving 30-foot chip 1hot and won the Britiah Open golf cham· plonshlp Saturday. • It was a beart-br,.king ending· for Nicklall.' who saw his dream of a first· e.ver Grand Slam vanish as his course ·record -equaling 66 !ell one stroke short of Trevino. "SUch is life," said Jack. 1•1 was there and I let it ge·t away. . "But I know tha t the Grand Slarii can · be done -and ,maybe It could be next year." . Nicklaus, whose infectious grin h~a w.arr look ·about it after a day that s him lose to Lee Trevino by one strok l the B r i t i s h Open golf .cham pionship, didn 't conceiµ bis disappolnlment Over the loss of hls chance to take all four ma- . jor titles in the same year. "Of course I'm d.lsa ppoln ted," he .said. "·I-fett-I could put-It all together in the last round here but 1 got beaten." The self-styled Super Mex scored his second straight British Open victory ~ the first man since" Arnold Palmer (1961.' 62) to do s6 __ With ln u~and-down round of 71 for a 72-:.bole total or 278, six' under par, on the 6,892..yard Muirfield links on the Scottish Moors. when Trevino cann'ed hi& pretsure chip. hit. his third tnto even more rough and Nicklaus already bad woo the Masters _, as in three Inches of helither and thlsUt and U.S. Open. . .7 'With his fourth . · The lead fl uctuated with almost tick· Jacklin pltc)Jed up abotlt 15teet ahort ot tock regularity on lhe bright and IWll11 , the flag and was lylng 11\rte while . d•Y that drew a gallery of a)mtiot 20,llOO Trevino WH lour and not OD 'tilt putting -including Princess Marpret -to the surface. It appeared Jacklin wu ture to links just south.of tbe Firtti ol)"ortlf. win, possibly by two strokes. · Trevino and Jncltliri, in the flnal Trevino liitched his shoulder, fingered twosome, were p!nylng 1he 11t~. while his cap . stalked to the g~ to aurvey the Nicklaus was working on the very dif· siluation -and then chipped it in from 30 ficult 18th, a long par 4... , feet, just as he bad done twice in II A;\ b t stage Trevino .and Jacklin were brllliant round of 66 In Friday'• third .tl,ed lftr the lead at six under and round. NJcld8µs. who had dropped out of a share Shaken. Jacklin three-putted for a bogey .,p! the top spot with a bogey on lhe par 3 6. He missed from about three feet on YJ.&th, was five under. the second one. That put Trevino in front Jacklin pitched up about-l5tfee short of by· on"e. - the 32-year~ld Tr..evine~ "-'ho year Nicklaus, at the same.. time, needed a captured the imagination of e ':\·orld birdie 3 on the final hole to have any with his rags-to-riches su?~ in three chance .. He put his second abou t 35 feet national opens, put his tee shot in_ deep to the left oUbe fla g. The p~tt was about bunlier. a foot short. - . The squat ,and swarthy Tr evino, a Nicklaus watched intently u the ball Dallas;bQrn product ot Mexican h.erilage,-NJled towarif"llie fllig. The n-cuddled tile collapsed against the side of the bunker clinched fists -st ill holding the putter - . after bulldozing his way out. betw een his cheek -and shpulder and The shot found the knee-deep-rough grimaced in dt.spair a.!'the dream of the while Jac klin put his second in short s\Veep became impossible -at least forf rough just in front of the g'reen. Trevino this year. . ' Nicklaus, starting ·the day six strokes back of 'I;'revino,,blrdi!3<1 six of~ first 11 · ·- boles and gained a share of lhe fead with Trevino and Tony Jacklin. · Bu t the ·32-yiar~Id Golden Bear bogeyed tlie 16th ind loot his chance tor a Grand Slam o( the ,U.S. and British Opens, ,Masters an.sf'.: American , PGA. Doublelieader Today ' Stephenson~H:t;t * '* L" Trevino. U.S.. 11•.XIO Jtdc .ltlck!IUI, U.$;, 110,«llt. Tonv .. J.cklln, E111, S7,2ll) 001.111 S1n0er1, U.S., 1711.SO 8rl•n hrMrl, Enq, ~,;i10 - Girt Okll~_., SO. Afr1u, t.5,530 Guy Ltwll 1,. En; .. 1<1.m Arnolll Pa r, u.s., 1<1,m O.vld V• hlt, W1tts1 .1<1.3l2 Tom WtllkOp!, U.$., ,.,.,m CHv• Clark, t:ng., $3,510 O.ve fMrr, u.s., U.510 Roberto S.rn.rd.nl. U•ly, $2,990 Peter Townund, E1111 .• n.m BQb CNr1ff, New Zea .• U,205 · eeter IWl ltr. Eno., $2.205 J. G. M. Oorreslt1!11 Nt!h., 12,205 Jl'hn Johrl Mllltr, u.S., "I"' H•rrv B1n.nerrn1n, EllQ .. 1,:Jlf Frank 8N rd, U.S .. Sli.21f M.turlu Bernbriog., i::ng., S1.21f Berl Yatlerf, U.S., 11.llf Cr1lo Deloy, Eno .. '845 Oo\111 McC1t lland, Eng., S«J ChrrslY O'Connor, lr•.1 "" · Briiee Dtvlln, AUllrll •· $7!1 Brian HllDIMl'f, Eri11~ 1702 John G.rntr, e~ .. _"31 J«ry H•rd, U.S., '6)7 ' Pe!Bf' Qosl1rhlll1, Eng., M# Peler ,i\1[11, Erci .• WI • Gordon c11nnl1111111am. E!'ltv. sm -VJctn19,. Ft~. Af9,,·M11 M. H. H1Jll'!, J•1 ... n..,. fS.n Kel Neglt, AVstr•lll,. Ralltrt SllMrtf'• Ai.tnoll1, '5:31 D•vt sJockton, u.s .. un Brl•n,,T,_..., £119,, s.S3t ,....,1 PtNr T~f JIUtlr•lll, -amv CIM!ll',, ..,..., tfN . ' , Dodgers 'Fall . Again Before 42102 in LA . ' . LOS ANGELES -Los Angeles Dodgers manager Waller Alsfoo'• season of !rustratloo conUnued Intact Saturday night b e to r e 42,102 as the" Dodgen dropped a.3-2 National League deo!Jloo to the MOlllreal Expos. M bas been the custonl in recent losses, the Dodgers'gave away a nm with an error, then lost in the 11in\h after put- ting runners on first and second with one out. · . ··Jl.lston senda his chaps back to Dodger Stadium today with· Don Sutton on the mound against Montreal's Bill Stoneman. Montreal picked up Ute wbming mar)!~ "in the eighth inning when Bill ·smger, pitching for the first time since a knuckle injury, gave way to relief ace Jim Brewer with runners on first and second and two oUt. . But Boots Day crossed up Dodgen strategy by llnlng Bl'jlwer's first offering to right field and lflm McCarver ra~ in with . wbat proved to he tbe. wl!mlng margin. Singer took tht11oss (3-8) after a 21-day layoff. · MOHT•IAL (t) LOS AMOIL.11 (2J Hunt, 2b ~· i II':' lKy, ~ ~It,\ 112ri.: F611 .. 'ff .ioloM9te,1t ' tllO ~more. rt · 3 1 • o w.01v1., cf Jo 1 .o• Dey', cf 2 o l 1 w. Pantll', lb 4 o 2 t Woodlt cf ' :I 0 t 0 l lldt:ntf, rf A 0 0 0 Fa1teY. If 2 o 1 o a=. 111 o • o o Slnol110n," 3 1 111 . ,)b A010 IS1lttY. 3b J 0 0 t VII Int,·•• A 0 2 0 M1r'lt\eU, • 1 • 0 'O Slrnt, e .. 0 2 0 Bocc.1blt1, lb S O 2 O Oawnlnt1, p 1 o o o HumPh""" c 3 o 1 1 ct1wford, p11 1 0 o o M. Carver, Ph o. 1 0 0 Sfl'lttf'• I 0 • 0 0 Torr-. 2' O O O t f , ltoblllM'I, rl I 0 0 0 Torn:i,p 3010 Lt!)oV, 3b o 0 0 0 F•lrJy, 11> 1 0 o o I . Sparks .. ~Halos, 4-3 · MILWAUKEE (API -John Stephen· son capped a f6ur-run rally in the ninth inning with a two-run pinch-hit homer. powering the California Angeles to 4-3 comeback victory over the Milwaukee Brewers Saturday. . The two clubs are scheduled for a doubleheader today "·ith Rudy ·May 2·7 On TV T oday Channel 11 a t 11 and Lloyd Allen pitching against Mil· waukee's ,Jim Colborn 2-0 '8nd Bill Par· ones 6-7. · StephensmJ'• ahot followed an earijer leadotl home. nin by=CardenalJ bat ~ the Milwaukee adY 1e to M. '!be' Brewers had • · a, $.1 lead Int.I the ninth by virtue of George Scott's two- run homer In the sixth and Mike Fer- raro's RBI single in the eighth. Vada Pinson doubled in the fifth inning and scored on Ken Berry's single to give California a 1-0 lead. The nlnth.lnning raJly made a winner out of Clyde Wright, 11>-5, and a loser of Ken Sanderson, 1-7. Scott:s home run, his nlnlh of the season , cleared lhe bleachers in left field. The two runs scored with two men out, a·nd at the time appe ared to be. enough to give the B'r e w e r s their second con. secutive victory over California., 'rhen Cardenas led off the ninth with a' towering sl\ot to left field that Johnny Briggs jumped high to snore, but dropped y,•hen he l! r a a h e d into the wall on his way down and was knocked unconscious. Briggs recovered on the field, but wa1 carried off on a stretcher as a precaution and ta ken -to aMllwaukee hospital I~ a checkup. CALIPO•N'4 t•J -.W~UKll IJ) •r ... -ff rll rtil Atomer, , ftl I t t t .._...., • 4 t 2 t PlniOf'I, II I 1 1 f D.Mrt, cf • I 1,t •ll'rY,cf 4 f f l lc*f,llt> .,,,, It Ollvtr, tit • t T f ........ If J t t t McMullen, Jll • f • f I. D..,.. ff j t • • · .car.n.., U 4 j 1 1 0.L .,_. rf I J 'f Sltftton, rt I t f Cllfti:, a 2 f f -A: KutnY.r, IC 4 0 J t '"'.,._ a t f 1 1 'OBrl.,., •r t 1 t t ,.,._, t I. • fAI Duk"" p 0 I I' 0 .. ,.,._, 111 t I I f Wrl11'11, p ' I t t t ........ • f t t I $19PhnsPI, c 1 1 I 2 To1a11 15 4 7 4 Totett JI I t I ..... iw ......... C•\!flmll 001 010 OOS -A Ml w•ult.. 000 002 100 -3 e-Rven""' •· onwr. OP-C.llforni. 2. LO&-CaUtornl• 7, MllW•llkff 2. ~1-PlntOl'I. 0 . MtY, HR-$coll '· Cer0tnt1· •• Sl~Jl'I 1. S-CI~ !P'Mltll aO JO 'Wrltlltr W,1'4 & • 3 2 1 .i 011kff 1001•• ltrttion 1'4 6 3 I l 2 Sendln L.1·1 " 1 I I I t Slvt-Duk• 1 T--2:1l. A-J,110. __ , Couldn't. Believe It Cincy Fans Boo Bench Arid 1Jhat Gotto Leo A quick trip -tbrougb 1porta : Leo Durocher, manager of 'the Chicago Cubs, was dlseusSiiig the ficklenw of bas$lll !ans, poilillng out an incident at Cincinnati early this season. The Reds w .... struggllnc to hit, pitclt, fieid and win. There weie people In town who wanted blood in rel'l"' !or the "club'• lack of succeas. Some fano oparted . bumper atickel'I that deinanded the- ---WHITE ' WASH --------- ... aNN WNITe •• Central Park courts have come alive under bla llltelege. * * * " 15l!.-j)OU!ld eat!lsh Wal laktJI out al Irvine Loke (lo,cate<I, n,.r Orange) by Herbert Miller ol Buena Park. lie bagged the nl!ty catch ht San- tiago flata, using ~Unit bait. Ball Wllloo ud Seott Gulnell ol eor.. del Mar mp --...... FellowllQ. ol Clirltllu Atblelel l[IOl1I --lo Sala "llarllarL . A_.., lilt _,.,.... ...re J ... Woodoa, Bnolif --., Ttm i-, Ujl Racer -*'' -And, Herb Kondel ol Ccllla M• l1>liit 1-Week It the Virl1in14 MilltozI lnltltuja lootboll camp ht lloia&IOD, Va. lWb ot:.. lenda Estanda High, . " • , , DAILY PILOT Pllttt IW•OltM Wllltt Total~ 34 3 10 2 Tofil• U 211 2 ~ rw 1.1..... ~ ,;HIRE'S WHERE 1936 OLYMPIANS SWAM IN BERLIN. • ""''"" "' 110 010 -• Howsam.. ,, . ousler ol Reds general manager Bob Tbe Ualvenll)' ol -(ftolWI) W beente tM aatlea'• llrll zslkw«si• ba .. balltumto-~lmf. -. ' • ' f Lot Alctln 1 100 010 000 -t • -t • ' . "" E-L•,.,r•. Dl'-MontrHI 1, LOf Ane•lff 1. But the move 'that really got to i-_ ~~~'T~ •. ~~1•1~,:· Pirkl!', lluzwber was when Cincy catcher John- ' • ~ ' , . JlY Btnch W81 lXKied. :o:uacf(.' .. T<i~s u~s. ·Mar·k, i,:~_Gold Cup .~~!:~~~~$! ;~ ' , rblls. "I.felt., tllnY'aPd I tlJouahl to , ·• ti' • : ~ r"" -1 " myself, 1Jow could they boo Beoch'?" UNLEWJJOO, (AP) T . ~= '""'lt·with l'rlllcasneslao In !lilt · · eo r ·didn't want' to g~ to the lead iOo war Helm thlnl and Single Agtll!, ul. * * * lt<~lid Imo It!~ the big Pierce said, '.'I've !\<Yer been on ~soon. But he got rolling and there wdu't earl)> pacesetler, fourth. I SomeU.ing iood ht u.. .... aboal New llie ' EM!; -equa!lel ihe hors0 bdore and the trainer Juai !old n1' \anything I could do." • Quack, a T.V. Lart colt out ol Qulllon, York Clll'I Celllral Park -ud tbat'1 • . .,. . I . . r 1 " ·.:'I r , " .. When Is H1lltllnst<m lleaclt mp Scbool iOinc to .~ • ....-........ Combe was Ill fll9l Otiiiel;-attlie )'ell'' I (1948 ). The 1111-iQter8ted 11t..mir tbat Combe be given credit la Bill Wlae, the fellow now lllted u the ICbool'• -ath!ele of ,!ht yur. Bill ruiemtien wllen !lmer "'111 It , • , and ...U Ito lbould. He o..-..-up IA> Comb& as a juillor iD the ..ii.,. 'lbeQ WJse ...., 'It ID '17. . Bill Powell, '*••IJ ol f.11 11'1 ¥ la Colla M .... , lllll two 11111 la ._ .... -lf'l""'"1 lor LY• m\lt1 Sa\Utdly-in bea!inil lot him 1'00 himlell and then go from .. Eddie Ma.PJ.c, •l\O<lrdDrqll Role, said, .became the first 3-:rear-old a1nee Round ...... · · _ rtvall In the$\~ Hollywood° Gold tbere. He said the bonill oeemed to llkt to This la a Ill& borae bl!! he -wasn't going Table tn 19S7 to wfn the pren\lere Of llectnllylaon .a•~ wlttre ODf:f 'Raco II Holl)'Wood Park. Quack, rid· nm on the wtside better than OD the Jn. '. to beet the ..U-today. I g~t bim lo tbe llollywood Patk's .,,.,.;_ ' a m•1ier or foolhll -would dare to "'. plato ftl1e .. .,... ... -Haw1tlaa ..n:. aB..m t1u1•nn ....._ ·Bis teom la •• la AluU for o ltrW' ' "by ~Pierce and carrying U5 side. outside Just u the wlnntt' went by ID,! He went off the favor!ie at H and •troll ofter dart, oometbla& brtClll ii tak· , , -. In one minute, 51 1-5 "My deci!ion to stay Oil the ootside and""1ben I had lo go g~ lil111. But my returned fl.40, 13.80 and 13, Droll Role, Inf place tbtn.- • equalling the American mart wBS made on the backstretch when, I hol'IC Juat wun't gonna ca~ him." ridden by Eddie Maple, paid· 15.eo and ' P-lddl -blacki, wllllef, Puerle <..Illa ..... t Noor ll'iltiO..<. • could see tbe bones ilaet there With me QUct suilred aheacl in lbe stretch and fUO, while War Helm, wl~ Victor Te-RlelJ!• -:-are , le11l'111•J . leJ!lla, 1 •port I 0( lll1iar daell. -• , •' • HunlinllOn Be1ch'1 dly council wil1 honor 1m Olympians Jtrn~ ..i M o n t e Nltsk<IW$1 MoodaJ w II Ii plaques commemonUnc • · ' ....., I '13 "'' -woo by l \I Teo tbs over Ids 13 rNal1 in ~ Jada returned 15.' ' • wldeli oaly a lew Ytlrt II• w11 ofl llmlts l'Wcl 1ct11ally -lllblr!~ Ille~ an were goln• nowhere. I ftnted to g~ hy tllli rJebest fr American dirHraek ~ck got Into the n ee 'with an lmp01t · lo uyone ~t the llflaeoL ' LS<•',.,wtim taitit ~-tiifm.la them I'S -as I could. ·-thproughbred races. ·Droll Role, the , lour pounds lighter than the 119 carried A maa ll&Dled Eric Wener la of beljh$.OD the U.$. twn. , Seymour Is 1n the •••·m •l •r hurdles. NltU:owskl la coach or the - polo ....... l ·- qu lli'l spill. Pleree lliil dddm ln 'I've leelfthls bo~ gt! beet by pull• , • ~r )!nported lo chaDenge · the by the bllb-ftl&hted Droll Role. Wsr 1 •pruclln( th p1to of '-"• to the . 6o Qald eup tllree timer.~ llld Ing hln»eli up when he gets to the troot, Wes!'• .., liones, finlaliecl -with . • Helm unfed llJ. . tH•JWlnl ol Ille poor aad lesl 1..-it ~ • ' ' I ~I • ·-1 ' j ' • • '!WI , I • ,. ' •: . . "' D.lll Y ~ll4t • .-• ' Sports Clipped . .§h~rt • • ;. ·: ·. Rains, .Chargers ·Matc.h Rookies • • LONG BEACH. -A 'handful ol .:: •: t.-eteranl. tocluding startliig defenslv. : ... • .tackle Phil Olsen, defensive end Jack • -.\'OUJlCblood, CQf11erback Gene Howard' • • "1d running back Larry Smith che<ked ·\.il .... tnto the Los Angeles Rama' training i'~ ~.:. camp Saturday while ofrensive-squad .... ,_" ... rookies prepared for today's scrimma1e "'··~;· With the S.n Diego Chargers. • <; A Rams apobsman said the Chargers : •• ',; , would only .end a defensive team h~re -1~ • because they dJdn't have enough rookies ~; ....... o11 ..... ..... ' Miss Potter topped the "°"omen '1i three- mtter springboard Cield. add ing the title to Ole one· meter crown she won Tuesday. Tiie petite 22·year-old became the. first \fOman to complete aJrand slam elast ~ummer lfhen the won I three events. A victory by Janet Ely. Friday on the tG-meter tower prevented a repeat perfornµnce. Earley, Z7 , came from fourth. place in the final three dives to bypass defending champion Dick Rydze of Pittsburgh, Pa., to capture the men"s platform title. • ' - Hann ting Memory: Happy ~nd fn 1952 my uncle •nd I roared full t11rotue doW11 ~ !ank-d!ewtd 1.... o1 the Bay re u t h-Nuembeic Autohlhn, wind tugging al our ha!'r and eyes moist from Ille speed. Guenter was aslride a DK W, dug up after the war and fueled with gaaolint obt:alned by less than re1pectable mean.s, and I wu cozily perched in the red leather seat or the aidecar . hanging onto • sa ck luflclt of sausage .00 beer. .. ~ The Philadelphht Phillies paraded 15 men to the plate In a 48-mlnute seventh ··!j.'J-.,"f lnning Saturday, scoring a 1972 major .' .~. ltague.aeuon-hlgh 11 runs en route to an . .._ .... ; • ... 11-4 trouncing of the Sa.n Francisco Don Dunfield took the one·meter com.' petition while Columbus, Ohio's Mike Finneran beca ~ three-meter king In rnen'&dlvisi~on earlier in the week . . THE NORTON MANX -A DREAM COME TRU~ We were off to the Norrisr.YW and Guenter was flogging the aging Deke as hard as he could so I, at age 9, YjlOU)d not be late for my very ~st motorcycle race_. . ' 'tll•nls. ·• · ... Oscar Gamble tripled in a pair of run5 •• :aM-teCJri!drtwo and ·Willie Montanez doubted home two runs and scored two more in the assault against five San Francllco pitchers, including losing reliever Don t McMahon, who replaced 1tarter Frank Reberger. ' ... , """' ~;": L!NcOLN, Neb.~indy Potter claimed •1 bu second chamPlonah1p of the week while Rick Earley won his stt0nd ever as the National Amateur Athletic Union • {)utdoor diving m .. t concluded Saturday. • • . . . ~'>,fittip~di Tops . t ~}.. . ·~f:Stewart, Wins ~ ., -~·:"British Prix l lA';t, . ... . . .. .. · .!OJ•~· BRANDS .,,.TCH, England (AP) -Ali~. Emet'l(ll'l Fittipaldl of Brazil drove a .J, ;.~··-Jntotut to a narrow victory . o v e r fi_ ' Jack:\e Stewart of Scotland in the British .. ~· .,Prand Priz Saturday and increased hia _,., ... "'°d in the world drivers championship. ~to ·; Flttlpaldl covered the 76 lapa in one ~·~1 .hour, 41 minu tes, 50.2 seconds-an averqe -1'('1;... tpffd f>f 112.08 miles per hour -and Aul • &pued. the finish line about five second! • ~ · .. ahead of Ste\Vart, who was In a Tyrrell. . :'l~ .... Ptter Rev1on of New York was third-In & "'· a McLaren •. folilbwed by Chris Amon of .~fl,· :fllew Zeland in a:Matra and Denis Hulme ~!!!• "'.of New Zealand in a McLaren. • ·,,,·.The ~ry was Fittipaldl's third of he ~•' .. •-.eon and gave blm a total of 43 point!. l,(;;i.,. 'II more than· Stewart. His other ~~ ..... ·triumphs were ln the Spanish and ,,_ .-. Belglum Grand Priz.. P• , • ~Jack lckx of Belgium took the early 1 1ead and held It throu$h the flrot !O laps . Then he was forced into the pits with oil apewing from 'the gearbo11 and was out ~ of the race. Fittipaldi, wtio had been in second •· place from the outset, then charged into the lead and held it the rest of the way dispute the determined effort of Stewart. ~The Scotsman said after the race his car -s was not braking properly and he could ~not catch Flttlpaldi. ~ .Sweden's Ronnie Peterson. running f. fourtb in a March going into the final lap, ran oqt of fuel, skidded off t-Oe track and 1pan lnlo a bank. He eaoaped unhurt. ~ . fl. . ~- ·-:· :: ~ ~ ;-: ~ ~ ~ ~ ;:. ~ ~ ~ ~ , ~ ~ The nation&! diving spotlight now shifts ' to Chicago for the Olympic Trials Jutt; · 29-30. The top th re·e finishe1'3 in ea event .from that meet will represent t user Rips Off 199.77 United States in Munich. ~ BAASTAD_.. Sweden -Spain's Manuel Orantes and."Wimbledon runn!.r-up ·Ille Nastase of Romania advanced Saturday to the singles final' at the $30,000 Swedish International tennis champ ionships. ' Nastase, the-defending champion, eliminated Sweden's Bjoem Borg, winner of the Wirnblepon junior title, 6-2, 7-6, 6-3 in the quarter-finals, then downed Juan Gisbert of Spain in the semifinal, 2-2, 6-3, 6-3. Orantes, winner of the Belgia n, West German and Italian titles this year and a Wimbledon 1emifinalist. took the other final sJ)Ot by defeating Balazs Taroczy of Hungary M , M ,.6-2. ·~ . LONDON -Dave Bedfo rd o£ Et1.gland recorded the r.astest 10,00(). meter time in the world this year, run· ning it in 27 minUtes, 52 .8 seconds Satur· ~ay jn the British Open Athletics meet before 30,000 fan s at Crystal Palace Sat- dium. Bedford's time was 13.4 seconds off the world ·record of 27 :39.4, set by Ron Clarke of Australia Jn 1965. Frida)', Bedford had run the 5,000 meternn 13:17.2, only six-tenths of a sec- ond i;lower than Clarke's w or Id mark of 13: 16.6, estobllshed In 1966. Britain 's David Hemery, IMS Olympic gold medaJist and world record holder, won the 40().meter hu~le! title in I thrilling tussle wj(h Uganda'• John Akii- Buth Both were clocked Jn 49. 7 tec0nds. The 11!1!. mete( went to Greek champion Vassillous Papageorgopoulos ln 10.1 seconds. v MASHPEE, Mass . -Janie Blalock and traveling partner Sandra Palmer com- bined for a total of ·130 Saturday to win the $20,000 Angela's U8dles Professional :Gou Association four-ball championship at New Seabury Golf Club. Miss Blalock, a Conner New England champion from Portsmouth, N.H., and Miss Palmer collected a total of 14 · bircpes· without a. bogey in . the t~o-d~y toumarrfent. earning $3,200 first prize. Three teams tied for second, eight strokes behind at 138. They were Kathy Ahem and Peggy Wilson, Gloria. Ehret and Sandra Haynie, and Joanne Prentice and Beth Sonte. DAILY 'ILOT It.ff "'919 . In Qualifying CAMBRIDGE JUNCTJON, Mich . IAP) -Bobby Un.ser recorded the fastest qualifyiog lap in auto racing history Saturday, a sizzling 199,m mi les per hour, to win the ~ position Jor, Sun· d8y's 200-mile' race for Indian{polis.type ca rs. ~ The 38-year-old ·Unser. who has been setting l'lpeed records regularly the last two 'y~r11, stormed arou,nd the two-mile Michigan International Speedway in 36.04 seconds, miss ing his goal or 200 m.p.h. by just .041 seconds. Moments earlier he had warmed up by gettin g around the mediu m banked oval In 36.10 se conds for a speed or 199.444 m.p.h. " The old record for race qualifying was t99.658 ·m.p.h. posted by Bobby Isaac in a Dodge stock car at Talladega, Ala. in April, 1970. The Talladega speedway is banked 35 degrees in the turns,· 18 degrees on the front stretch and measures 2.66 rniles. Isaac also holds the world's closed Course speed record for race cars, 201.104 m.p,h., also set at Talladega two yea rs . ago. Unser had hoped to beat that mark, too, but said he had been having prob- l~ms setting the car up to handle projr . crly. His crew had changed wings on the Olsonite Eagle owned by Ban Gurney late Friday in an effort to add more speed. "I honestly tho ught I could tun 20l ·to- 203," Unser said. "Naturally, 1'm disap- pointed. You're always disappointed when you don't reach the goals you have . set. I should have gone faster because the conditions were good." A heavy overcast and warm humid \\'eather prevailed as 26 drivers eafJ!ed starting spots for Sunday's first race in a pair or 200.mile events. Stock cars of the United States Auto Club run in the sec- ond half of the twin bill. . . Unser made his scorching run some 15 minutes after Michigan dr iver Gordon Johncock had ripped off A lap at 198.129 m.p.h. in a Gulf McLaren team car. Johncock's elapsed ti me· was 36.34 seconds: aDdjt gave hinr the other front row spot · In the line-up. How All-star Baseball Vote Is Shaping Up NEW YORK (AP) -Dick Allen, Rod Carew, Brooks Robinson , Luis Aparicio, Reggie Jackson, Carl YastrzCmski, Bob- by Murcer aJJd Bill Freehan appear virtually certain ~ to be the starting American League linCll\I in baseball's A II-star game in Atlanta July !5. ~ With only the weekend tabulating to be d.one before the officia l starting team will be announced Monday, today's weekly report from the office of con1missioner Bowie Kuhn shows these eight far in front in the voting by the fans anci in lit- tle <l_angcr of losing their leads. Atlen of the Chicago White Sox leads with 807,89f votes for first base. Carew, ol Minnesota, has 63l255 for second base while Robjnson has 782,272 for thi rd base and Aparicio of Boston 491908 for thort.stop. · · · ' ~ t ~ BETTY DETSCH !LEFT) GRETCH.EN CANNON iDetsch, Cannon Top Field FreCban of Detroit. leads with 583,417 for the catching spot. Jackson of Oakland has 695,5111, Yastrzemskl, .of · Boston 4$4,431, and M~, ol tl10 New York Yankees, 366,189 for lhe outfield berths, • The pitchers will be announced next week ... :; :i S,tty Deisch of Santa' Ano Country · · ~Club and ber pests, Gretche n Cannon of l=the Meta Vetde Country Club, won lhe "' . ;:toP' pr1le It tht Santa Ana Women's Golf ~b's annuaJ "Mexican F ie 1 t t1 ' 1 ~tmbtt·guest tournament Friday. ~ Tho two women teamed up to win lho net !'OIJ'peUtlon 'of the lwo-day better 91· "* tmn eclecti< tournament. Ir -.. ol M. neti.d lhcm cut crystal ' . . , 11 Mrr. WWIAm MoeAwey and guest Mrs. f1 , DolllldlQn ol -Verde shot the Jowott ,,_ ol till a, :... 1 comb!i>ed • to Ilka the A fillbt IWatd. . < I '' ... May Try Again f Squatting on the turf with our backs aga inst the big-Martini and Rossi \laMer. 4" We w.lited for the rumble end the first Female Jockey Studied -sign of those pawerful Norton Manxes which would surely be in the lead on the first lap. . · And there they came! Ray Amm, the wily Rhodesian in the lead, chin flat OD • I'o Be Catholic Nun CANAVAIGUA, N. Y. (AP) -Sandy' Schlei ffers quit college ti> become a Roman Catholic nun. She never made the grade. But Sandy's heart slill lies with the convent and someday she hopes to relurn. But now she's doing something also dear to her -riding thoroughbred horses" at Finger Lakes Race Track outside this West ern New York. city. 1·1 hope to go back," the 25-year-old, 4- foot, 11 lh·inch, 103-pounder sai.d. Sandy is one of four lady jockeys at Finger Lakes becau se "all I want to do fight now. is ride." Not too many years ago she left Ca\Uornia Polytechni~ Institute ,11 t Pomona to enter the Sisters of St. Fran· cis convent at Clinton, Iowa . "I wanted to become a nun. But I had family problems and had .to leave." Why did. she enter the convent? "f was knocked down all the time as a kid," Sandy replieQ. "l heJ!;rd of other kids' problems while I was in college. I figurea l cou1d serve mankiild as a nun . "Yes, parents mistreat kids .. And I love kids. .. "I( you'll sit down and talk with them you 'll find out something about kids." Sandy's love f6r horses goes back to her childhood . "1 began galloping horses when I was 10," she said. "But I got my first ride at 6 -on a billy goat." -· Afterlthe convent, Sandy went to work for trainet Jim Fuller. She won h~r first ra ce on April 12, '1969 al Turf Paradise in Phoenix on her Xth try. - Sandy's apgrenticeship ended JuJy -29, 1970. She ha s ridden at least a dozen tracks across the country. "I've had some good luck and some bad luck,'' she said, "I did right welJ at Finger Lakes last year and I know I'll do well soon." Sandy hasn't been in the money too often this season. "I generally don't. get hot until late June. Then I start winning them, most all of the time." She sakt ahe had not kept her records up to date, but estimated she had ~won more than 70 races and finished second and third at least 100 tirr'ies each. "I'm not getting rich. But I grossed about $11,000 in 1970 and a.bout ,7,000 last year, •r she revealed. '• - Sandy said she had not had any trouble from the men jockeys. "Everything is working out fine for me. 'Mle boys treat me like a n o t b e r jockey, which I am.'.' The men jockeys voted her' an honorary membership in th.e Jockey's Guild after she joined them in strike at Turf Paradise in 1970. "They -didn't want to change their bylaws SD t_hey gave me an honorary membership? said Sandy, the only woman jockey holding one. Sandy has taken four spills in her young earlier and was injured orily once. · "I always land on my head-I can't get hurt that way," she said. "But on the last day ~ Phoenix last yea r I ca me down on my shoulder and broke it . I was back in four weeks." Sandy, born in Seattle. lists Riverside, as her home: Her stepfather, Don Kelley , was a joc key in the 19.30s and 40S and "My step-grandfather was a cavah'f!Ran in World War J." .. She travels around in a big Cadillac. toting with her two Chihuahuas, four cats, a black and white-dog, two goats and a guinea plg. Most of the animals ride in the horse vans. How long will Sandy continue riding? "I'll· keep riding until I get tired of it. Maybe . I'll go back to college. But I'll probab ly go bac~ to the convent," said Sandy, called "The Flyi ng Nun" by some jockeys. "But I'll ha ve to quit smoking and clean up my language first.." RUPP TO SERJIE AS PRESIDENT MEMPHIS (AP) -Adolph Rupp, the wim;iingest coach in college basketball history, will come oot of retirement to serve as president of the American Ba.~et.ball Association's Me rn phi a fran chise. Charles 0. Finley, new owner of the Memphis ABA club, said Saturday, "This is the happiest diy for me since I have been in spart1. From the time J pur· chased this basketball team , I started thinking or one individual I'd like to have be president of this club and run it. Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Chicagd Monlreal Philadelphia East Dlvl1loa _., • • W L Pel GB 50 30 .625 47 33 .588 3 42 38 .52.1 8 43 40 .518 811 36 44 .460 1411 29 53 .354 22 Cincinnati Houston Dodgers· Atlanta West Division !O 31 ' . San. Francisco San Diego 40 311 42 40 38 "45 37 so 3· l1tw !ltY'1 ll:t1ultt ""rl•nll 4,'°'tllfUflO l P!l111HJtoh J, Hou•!on 1 F'hlltda!l1hl1 IJ, San Fr1nc:hco A New Yott '' l•ro Dl'f!I 1 • CllKl!'IMll 11, SI. Lt111l1 2 MonlrHI S, Lt• AMitltl I TNl•Y'I 11rrtt1 .617 - .571 311 .512' 8 .458 13 .425 16 .366 2011 At111nt1 !Sk!M , .. l I t Chfct11111 IHM!Dn 1-41). ~Ion CWllaOn .S.! trid lt(lf)trtt ... l I t Jlilthburtlt IMllOM f.t ~rid Klton }ft. J, (ln(l!'lr\111 !Gullett )..$ fir l llUngh1f!'I l-f) 1t 51. LOUii Durlla,,, Mil. Htw York (ICOGllM!'I •··0 11 Sui 0"'911 ICOrlclns l• SJ. Nllltdt!Ollll • (Chtmil!orl ._,, ti S.n ftllKllCO {Birr t:,), 11. AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W. L . -Pct. GB Detroit 4S 35 .. 56.1 BalUmore 44 38 Boston 37 39 ,. New York 31 40 Cleveland 34 45 Milwaukee 31 46 West 1Mvf1lon Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City )' Angelo Texas ' . 51 30 45 37 42 37 41 40 31 45 34 40 S•fVNtY'I ktwlh O._.t111'1 I. N8 Ytfll t l11tlmor1 '' ChlCHO J C1llflr111t .t, Ml!Wllilllt -1 MlnMIM!lt 7, lo.ton I Detrell J, K-111111 City t • ,.ci.ve11r111 '· l•~•• t .540 1 .407 6 .4Sl 611 .430 1011 .403 1211 .630 .549 811 .5.12 8 .508 10 .4>1 14 11 .415 1711 ·RUDI NIEDZIE'.LSKI the · tank of his l!ilw Single, black leather-covered anns sad lep wrapPid around the machine in a perfect racu.; crouch . When that pack of Nortohs had left everything behind· in lhe1r tllpstrwn, 1 strange aroma, rem iniscent ol. burned bacon settled o~er the Ring. It w11 castor oil and I breathed deeply and. began dreaming. That dream of someda y owning 11 doir ble knocker Manx, kingpin of world road racing, marvels of British craftsmanship when it still ei:isted , haUnted me for lt years ind follOwed me across two COft tinents . Sometimes I would be ratU ing fa irings wit~ the great John Surtees at the Isle of Man, our exhaust trumpets trailing showers of sparks as we banked into the comen . Visions of Ballaugh Bridge and Cregny Baa would streak by, rushes of morning mist, and then tJl08f dangerout atone-lin- ed serpentine1 ·ol the mountain circult, every foot eclloing the thunder fr6m our machines. · Now there is a ·Norton Manx Jn my garage. Painted black, with gOld leaf ac- cent stripes, It hides· under ~uUted bedspread and serves as -for "Norton," a Little M.an1 cat na ed in itl honor. Like anything Engli!h, it leaks oil pro- fusely from praetically ev_ery crevice In the square·barreled magnesium au~ - englni!. Wags suggeSt thii.t if was leak ing even wtiile it was being shipped over from England in its era~ 13 years ago. But with an investment of more than •t,500 and· the knowledge that there are probably no more than half a dozen Manxf!i in the U.S., the Norton gets all the oH it needs -even if costs $2.80 I quart for racing cestor and the garaae floor occasion1Jly feeb like a skatina rink. Replacing gaskets is futile on a Norton Manx. It was meant to leak from the t>eglnning; it seems. . Gawking kids on their Yamai.s dro{I by every once in a while to watch ml wipe off the oil , polilh the alloy fender1, (See Cycles Paf• 83) DEAN LEW:IS BOB SEVERSON Otan lewis Imports in C••+• Mesa hepplly 1nnounct1 the 1rriv1I of its•ntw strvic.t man .. eg1r Bob Severson· ~f Coron• cltl Mir .. Bob hts ttlc•n over the 11rvic.1 facility ffl!r both Toyott 1nci Volvo1, 89b h11 twtnty-11v1n_ y11r1 exp1ri1nc.t ' tn import tnd dom•stic. eu·to· ., ·----------------------------.. mobile strvic.t. Ov'tr tw1nty DEAN tEWIS 1966 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA .MESA 646-9303 · Service aitd Parts fw All lm-'94 Cera Mod"' n 1oo1y S'1op 1 .. .<n Cara -Ortnfe -~ttr Largest ..;.d M.,,t Ji!odern·1'cryota{and-Volvo Deller ' OVIRllAI DtLIVIRY t'9CIA~llTI • • mec.htnic.s will bt un4'tr hts ell .. rect control end his tkpttltnce wi!I benelll both Julenhip .,J customers. lolt I• mtrrl•~ • .,4 hH two children. Ho libs' to fish and_tr•~•l In hl111p1rt tlme4 ' • " ' " • \ • .I ' • \ I ' Maj"r Leagiw Averages ., ........ St. L.oufl <""" .......... AH•nll Lo. ....... Clncl-tt l"flU.itl~i. san Fr1111e1Ko Ntw Yortt ~~ 0 • • • \ Today's Sports On -Television 11 a.m. (5)-a; -BASEBALL - The California Angels meet the Brewers at'Milwaukee. ' Noon (2) C -DIVING AND ROWING -The NaUOlllll AAU Diving championships from Lin- coln, Neb. are taped with 3-meter and 10-meter di\1ng featured. The · Henley Royal Regatta from Henley~ on-Thames, England is also shown. 1:30 p.in.. (2) ~ -TENNIS - Ken Rosewall meets Newport Beach'• Roy Emerson in a ~match of the CBS Ten-d aasolc. Tbe winner galna $%,000 and -to the semi& AuJo10- 2:!111 (7) C ··OLYMPIC TRACK AND l'IELD TRIALS -Fi1mi or· the Olympic Track ml Field finals at Eugene will be lhown followed b1 the wmd champiOnshlp chess match from Iceland b e I W e e n Rulsla't Bor1J SpasHy end Bobby f'llchotool tbe.Uniled.Statel. S p.m. (I) C -AUTO RACE - !be Michigan 200 from Michigan rnternational Speedway at Cam~ bridge Junction is shown. The.100- lap race has a $75,000 purse with the winner collecting $16,000. S p.m. (13) C -ROLLER· DERBY -The Bombm meet the ChielJ. I p.in. (5) C -ROLLER DERBY -Tbe New York Boinbers meet · the la All8'Jes T·Blrdl. OLYMPICS •••• (Coalianed From 'Page Bl) ~dy Prussiaii plain. Munlch also is known !or a gemueWchteil of its own, a sort o! oouth German l>Mpitality compared IA> the operten efficiency now adopted by the Berlin-<eD!ered East Gel'ID8Dll, with perljapo oports representing Its arealer IUcceu llince becoming a 1eparale~ Tna, Munich Stadium 11 ol radical ll'CbiteciUl'll dallgn, a hanging tent e!feci that woru as a semi-roof over the ·main ~dlum 1e1ting ll0,000. ~lin ~-100,000 In Its main oval. In 1936, Berlin'• v a s t Olympian 1ports complex was served by a subway _ .,mm. Nol IA> be outdone, Munich bu built a l)'ltem ol Its own, the subwly ahsorbliic a big chunk Of tbe '850 million that west Germany will spend for tbe Munich aames. Tbe Wt.II German Olympic Com- .milile -to mate comportsooa bet-the -ol lbe lletlin Gamea ml ti-fGr Munich, oaytng lhal comparative pictl ll'f! deceptive and lhlll the Nasl dlcWGnblp Uled COD• ICl'IPled lahcir blllallalll to do the ..t. One unofllclll atlmita pull the .... el lbe Berlln -~ • low '80 lnmlon ' . Ill M~ alhletd will live In a high rile apartment eoinpla lhal late' will bo turn¢ over. for u .. by prlvai. citlUm. • The 01)'1Dplc vlllqe ihst bouled~tlle 1931 1thletes now Is ....S u a besd· quartm by lbe Britilb lorcol In 1tlU. occupied Berlin. lncladlnc uclasive ... by Ille Jll'illah ol the Indoor Olym· pie pooL · • A nnmbor cl llhl.t. wloo will CIOID- pete In Mllalcll ......... BlrilD the put few --~ IDI' lllllbll acdl"'1!, fGr the 11!411 ecllilllclllii • .-. ..... trwd!J ........ lnct and lleld alhlUt """' I.allrl Amctca """ AWa. • -,,-,-, -----,. CYCLE ••• (Coatlnaed !nm Pqt 82) lime lhl ~. IOll ost bow fasl ii will go. When you've told .the kid. "138 or so," he rides oU In bewilderment. The Mani is 1 .. 1, bit no kqer !alit emugb to -Fortunately, I may lilill be able to make all U-dreams come true, perbepo not •I Ibo Isle cl Man, but here al Orange County 'llRmatlonol Raceway Were the Aln<riclQI,. Federaful of Motllrcy~ nms a opecia1 cla.ls lo< machines like mine. I've got ""'"" lnnd-new 1 .. a..,. and road racing boots in my c"'8<1. Ibo bl.,.. ings of my wife, and une left-over skills from earlier nicinil d)lyl which sh>uld keep me out ol iroUble on the lwi<ly circu!L The lrllcil: may Id: the chann and dlallqe ol lbe ~ and Ibo Ille of Man, bat "*'""' it bu. And nttly ha•• !Ddly'• .min modern _..,c111 ~--~~--A Gennin an ID ErcJh!h 11'6!11!11 mlgjll """' lib a strqe -lion. Bui ii mlgbl be • wlDnlog one. ~· • • • ' ' • / • ~~u""1~.~,'~JvlJ::._:1~'~1972:.:.::..~~~~~-=~=.£Y~Pll.ff::.:..~l!!!..£1 ile Has Held Many Jo.ys . . -F()r Tennis' Joy Emerson r;. By LAUIUE BECICLlll<l> ...... ,... .... Jo7 Emerson'• 'life louoda like a traft!ogue cl tndlia .... .,,..,. 1pent in the lpirkliDg IUGl'll ol thrte continenll. UnW Ibo movad to Corona del Mar with Iler flllll1Y lillei,...;. &IQ. Joy'• ' ltmenry matched the brisk -of ID-tional tennis cil'culla, lier nWd life ~ with tbe ll!IOOlh, clean strokes ol ber huablnd Roy'1 champlomhip pme. A tennis phiyer herself, Ibo bu been married ,i IA> the afteble U-year-old Auslrllliill tennis great H yesrs. i:.urt.. tbe 10 years 1he traveled with ROy-illd their two small chlld.-en before he turned pro In 1967, be was at tbe ~ln nacle of his career, winning all the singles Grand Slam titles afleast twtce : Wimbledon, Awitralia, France a n d f'oresl Hills. "We didn't .have a winter for years,,. IBYS Joy In the clear round b>nOI ,~c: ::~Au!=·the Davis Cup captaJn and owned the Na· Uonal Tennis League Emerson signed with when be turned pro. He deplcta the Emersons u an of!able couple who enjoy the social life IUr• rounding inlernltional tenni.. • ''They'ro good dancers and Ro1 loves lo sing at gather1np -llghl opera llOllletimea and Australlaa aonp. "Tie Me Kangaroo Down" ts one ot his favorites," MacCall nyr. "He'a reaDy sot a,pntly good voice." Unlike many wives, JfY! m1sses "living out of a tultcase" but also enjoys her life here. "It's not .''° bad when Roy's in the States the way be is now," she sa_ys, ex· plaining that abe Md the children still malte frequent trip! to where Emerson is plJying. "l don't do anythi{lg when I'm at home," Joy say1, laugh1ngJ"l'm the best penaa at doing nothing I know." ' ''Nothing" to Joy means reading uything she can !ind, body surfing and ploying rennb almoot daily, going IA> the tlleo,lor'lnd bollel, and redamaling lhelt home. That ... abe and Antoay ml -do most ol -lhUIP topibe(... . . • "I do eveiylhhic wllb tliem, • lhe ..,.. "I play baleball end tmnla -them, swim with them, nod-lo them, .. IA> ui. tie League with lbem, _,ibing. • When her hnlboncl' II home, be Jolna the threesome and tate1 lpec!IJ 'prlde In joining his IOll'I YMCA Indian' ~ program where be II called Blatk Bear and Ant<>ny Is Whiw Bear. Joy .,.y; her husband probably wlD be "playing a few morti years before retlrlng lfom compeUUOn and taking up ..... other aspect of the adminlstratlve end or the game. \Vhere will the Emersons take off for then? Looking back on her years In plsces like Monw Corio, South Africa. Paris, London -and Q)l'ona de1 Mar, Jay says ahe alrtady bu a place plCked onl. TwintJlcg eyeo accompeny her enawer, "Switzerland/' Ille says eagerb'. warm winier monlhl, lhlst l,..J. for tbe cartbbeln In the oprinC enl Europe In the •snmer. Tben il WU l"oml llllJa ill Ibo lall and bocl: IA> AllltN!ia ... Pirates' Hitting Lauded • Since Emerson turned pro Md later conlra.t.•i'to the a.man World Cham· pionship ol Tmil; Joy bu ipelll lllOll of her lime al home with AnthollY, I, and Heidi, 6. Virdon, Aaron Call Bucs · Bui the attracUve, dalt-halred. blu .. eyed woman still apealts wistfully of tbe days when she was on the road most of · the time. Best They've Ever Seen "Jt'a a great ,,.~~ 0£ life. You're not really a tourill ~ yon hive a reason for being where yol1 are IDd peoo pie lnviw you Int<> their home Md went IA> give coctlall portWI !or yon. "W1""'ledoll ts the lllOll exclllng ml "'11<1. ol all the ,..,....,..la, You CID feel· the -In tbe air from tbe Vtrf lint day, YOU CID feel lhal 1111 ter• ribly lmporlanl .. Emeraon won· the prestiillcu• tourney In 1964 and 1915. ''But it ii too-nerv~wra~g ~ ·watch.'' Joy continues. 1 1 G 1 t a a d (Switzerland) Is my 11.vorlle. WLl!ay at a beauti!ul hotel In the mountains Iha! looks like a:medieval castle." "I'd give anything to be there ~ow,'' •be says, lighing almost audibly. "Bui don't get me wroog = I love living here, too." . ATLANTA (AP) -Menager Bill Virc!on calla his Pittsburgh Plralel. "th• best hiUlng club l'Ve ..er -. • while ~ti1Dta Braves •lugger llanil: Aaroil goes even further. ··~ttsburgh ls the best team rve 1een 11nce I've been in the game," Aaron said reeenUy .alter the BUCI amacked the Braves 7-4 for their third victory tn a four-game series. "'Thej've got two learns and no matter •hicb one they put out there, they run you to death," Aaron said. "I believe I could pitch-for-them." "I've seen some teams hit mOre home l'WUll,'' said Virdon, "but none better for average. T11ey (Pirates) are pretty con· !i!tent about hitting the ball on the nose.'.' They hit several on the nose Sunday, On the road_ tbe tall, outgoing leBniJ Including four home runs that accounted p)ayer and his nllmg, dimpled wilt for all thew scoring. Three o! the circuit were one Of the DIOll -bie, well· bl.uta came of! former American Le- lited couples m tour. . -Cy Yaung Award winner llem>,y McLain, "Ray ii probeblf the DIOll popular IU1 who Jaated lea than tbree innlnp In bll who ever played end. Jay Is ahrayl a -NalloaalLesguo~ gniclonl --" -• -flmll1 WIJllo Slargell launched tho .,.,..... frlmd. Gtorp lfacCalL illlplay In lhl tleCOOd with • tape MacCaD, cl I-Belch, Is a lonnor mn•m!Job, a towering, '50-!ool blut Into the right field oeall. It was his 17111 elf the yeor. Moments later Bob ~ belled • tw. .,.. ~. his ......... Al Oliver llDt McLllil lo-lhe· llww• with a -blaat .. lbe..,lhW'iell'fi:~-:;: drive lhal cloared the center and never got more than 10 !est elf lhl ground. • "I ....,. thought lhal one wu ..... out." llllid Oliver, who lhougbt be milbl triple on ll "Wben I law the mnplre •lgnal It was out, I couldn't bolleve I~ Most parkl II would hive hit the fence, n must have barelY. cleared lL" _ Stargell, who deac:rlbel hlmllU u a long hill streak hitter, llllid he was lm- p""9ed with McLain, attempting a com .. back alter being lhipped IA> the. jJlinon earlier thia year by OOJand bdlre his trade to the Braves.. "He's definitely a major Je11111 ~ er," ukl StupIL ~1fe don't mve -'> -Jn tbe -i111!111, I would hive hlUid 1o ID b1m m lhl in1mn-. I WU eomlDI ap.'' , , "ll we -be cwd ..... wo,,.... .. u aood .. ..., dab .. t 7 ,.Jnll, _ .... . laid. "Wt allo ,_ too lllal ..... 111 IA> go out lbn ....... Nobootpolt ..... to gl119.Jt.to •" ~ . Mel!cu:rr .• 1 • • TODAY!_ . ,, . \ -. " . ' . ' • • . ' Everything yon buy a ·~all car fort. i' Mercury COME~ " " . "Car of the Year" Mercury MON;rEGO Home Of The New ear , , .. "filollln f'Ollda" . • ' - . . the "Sexy" little IMPORT? • . . Mercury CAPRI . . • • • • ~leek and 1ophiitieattd MERCURY COUGAR .,,_ Coal(• '°"'"' of 1'fne CtJrt' ohnson&son Home OI The Nn Car , , • "6•U-r-ir .. ' mtHARIORaLW..cosrAMl!IA • l~laD • . " )V ' ,,, • • . • ~ • • • • .. • I ··Start . . . ·Your ~It' ... ~~ l --&M~ ..... es ... - . ~By 09ke Houlgate .. . , Chilean · '. . Netters TesilJ.S. • '.'ta"lllJ land of lht -they have only Just recently discov-SANTIAGO, !Jhile (AP)·:._ "!" dlrl. Dlrt11u ·-........S longer than even diamo•d> have Whal can 'you say about ·• • ~~ of Sontlt ¥'b·. but up unUI a few yean ago no-(l'OllP or Chilean · t • n n I• 'T."I' ..,, nee can on 1t. ~ pl ~.'D\rt.rodlc .... capllnd the lancy.ol South 4J\'lean .. -ayers wbo dernand..r more lllll, drMn. Cl9Wll ud ~ .uke -lllat the country'• money to .ptay againat the bolt ljopMll~llw!di -lleblg torn up and clay ii 'beh1g dumped Americans in thi• week's ...... l't'lnl"Qlld to bt., Nol ~!hit, but the coun~• top American 7.o•e linais o( tbe ~ ~ :::;g.:~ :-dirt. , hi! come to ~er co to Davis Clip? • ~\.Va_. Splij bu -bad ltWe succeM so far, competlinJ.. with That they are bourgeois tbe S. Dleet Baclng Amt. ill El Cfijoo, Cal., and the· ca11rom1a ectp;:talists in a cwntry where ~ •Alm. ot ploces llkt Aaeot Park In Gardena and San the leftist gove<nment 1s G4'liilil Volley Speedway In Irwindale. Much ol his diflicul\Y "apeninr the doon" t 0 ~rtlted andllr jbe hood of the can he bas driven, becaui;e sociaUsin? I at bu -nmnlna)le bu been eompetili~e. ..L 'l!o Soath African may never race In America again , be-°': that-'""" leit Ibey were ~-~-.the4Ir1dur.!Jlgth.lsonelrip,Lastyear Uthng a raw deal lrom the hi i!leed . tn .England, and next year during the winter O\ilean Tennis Federation! ., lllll n:attve .. be 9 to compete eomewhere else. Whatever the problem was •·/ll,""81 to try u · dillerent-trackl as I can," h< said. It .~ been settled and th~ ..,,. nm.~ at haiM a year up to perhape seven .times." Chil~ans will meet the U.S. ·¥~Ille free and easy Jile ol Calilornla coptrasted DavlS ~team Friday on tho noticellllY Witll South Africa's poliUcal, social and cultural at. red ~lay co,.i1s of the swank lillllllt _.. • _, u 1be lltppod o&tbe airplane. Stade FraJICQis Country Club ~~to evea•place J shouldn't 'hav~. according to our in Santiago. ' ·, ......-'''Van dei SpWj aaid. "The first thing I did was go . The winner of the best-of-1'! oltthe f<lpteu places." '''" matches. which includ e ... * * * . four singles and ont doubles .,bk1• M etljeyed .tile ~ to do somethlllJ considered :i~ll :~~on Spain in Uie nexi ~ '-ct Mme, '!e allowed that bii didn't want to 1ee tbJngs •. 20-,,.P fi'nalrds the CUp, tht Inter- ---Ill ClipelOq. ,. . . ' . _ -.,_ wrr ~-srMJ1·1'1111tlllg out govem· .The U.S. player" featuring .i;i;;;;t" .. .W. "II Is • ...... Ilic! _,_ IH world But Wimbledon champion Stan J .. , Gdak .I'd lite to caq:e tldap, u.e way tliey are.'; Smith, a_re the favorit~ in the .. T.-.W•, ~pfaJI • llrct nle'll our soetety, b prac-A m~rJca.n ~ne final, Mmlb' •b WI Met Mme, Jte Aid. -, :J1a Y in singles. In ' ' DAILY rlLOT lttfl' ,,.... Bodftg Promoter ' . . Success Profile • . . Of Aileen ·Eaton . ' ' LOS ANGELES -Thirty son.s . married Ea!M llt" !Ml . yean ago Ibis month Aileen He died In 1!1116. but ·&he had Eaton took llie task of making be'n calling the shots Jone before. boxing pay orr at the Olympic Noting, her particiP•lion In AuditorilJ!1· Olyrqplc promotion!, t h • That ~as weJl b e f o.r e . CaJi(otnia State AthleUc Com· women's lib, and Mrs. Eilton miss.ion in 1957 recommended still believes bOxing "is no _ she take out a promoter'• place for a woman -unless It license. ls run stricUy for a business." McCoy lost his license that And that's. the way the 61, year when the commission iq;: year-old great·grandmother, v e s t i g a t e d boxing in who hasn't slawed down a bit California . McCoy was ac· es the only woman promoter cused of fixing fights and of boxing in the United States associating with hOOdlumr. has .nm bu. business. Gracious Mrs. Eaton has strong fet1· and altnlctive, yet tough, .she ings against scandal in boxing. states proudly that she -is the but she still has warm feelings promoter-male or female-for McCoy. "I think ·Babe with the longest record of McCoy was without a doubt regular weekly boxing shows. one of the finest matchmaker• J>reparilig to observe her I've ever known," she says. 3Qfh annivers4t'Y at the Olym· Wrestlers and boxers are pie on Jul~ 27, she recalls not as rough-·-oOtside the rin• those early days when being as they might seem, she adds. accepted by male promoters and recalls how she got and match-makers was dif· Gorgeous George started. ficult. "It was my idea originally "Cfur matchmaker Babe to give him a permanent and McCoy, nearly thre~ a fit dye his hair and start him out when he saw me in the box or-as Gorgeous George. But 1 fice for the .first time. He couple or times he would have says, 'There's no way that l'm everyo~e believe that he was gohJg to work with that something super human . You redhead!' h!!d to crack down on him and "My later-to-be husband Cal remind him .that he w.as 1 Eaton tells him 'She came very good wrestler but just 'with the )ease ~cool it,' an.other wrestler with a gim· ' rn1ck '' '-...,, ti Ille Is wrr ,.... lllo ume 01 ,..... By tbat I es, the Chileans, who -.._ W8J w .,... tar JDOM)' ud. &lie type of dotbes. we r~ the •enu·!1nals at "*· Ill n we''* eeJy "IW1ed oa. We have elosed clrc:uJt in Wimbledon, eould pull an * ....,. .., ,._ Lall Y-hi Eosl11d -my llrtl upset. SUE KEMPER T,AKES THE BLOCKS "Now, after all these vears, H · b' · •. I'm just one of the boys"" ahe er . igge8t .thrill~ at '1:hl declares. · ' O]y'!1p1c are title fights in· ... ii -·-·TV. "Prlllldy, ., ..... It ---· -The,final almost cfidi]'t bike Sand Cast" Ies, Olymp1" c-Dreams· . .., . /. * * * , _ place ~ause .ol a .boycott . '\!'Ill dlr -simllrl>'Pieat Ot hia countrymen I.! ecology minded• tlreat ov..-money by · the lie ,;tt 111> living nm door to 1he world iamou~ Kreuger Na-tlree best . Chilean players, ~:tllil. iii Game Pt91te, where Afrloa'armost abused natural re--Jam:ie Pmto,_Jatme ·Fillol and ·-~ lta wlldJlle -roamt free 1111der the governinent'a.pro-, Patricio Qir'nejo. . A N B h G }' L · ·-.. . • • . . • These players jpeod most of re ewport eac a s ove • , "'! ~n 13 when I shot niy, first Iloo,0 Van de Sptiif con· 'their. Orne outSide . of O!iie, » -'tillld. ToUf fm not a hwd.er. I don 't believe in it. I won 't traveling to. tournaments in \ lliDd ., on 1111. I don't lib hµrtlftg anything." · · Eurape and ·the ,United States. , . ··• · Ill~ to racing ~ques, Van ~r Spuij plans to ta~e ,All three players were·· at lf you re sunbath~~ on ~ewJ)Ort Beach and · bad ,..itJt llim many ol lhe 11!ety ~s borrpwed by the CRA. Wimbledon when thh got the happen to see a smiling, dunpled little blonde 1llt 1e~ ts _!h! rubber fuel cell, ~h1ch protects ~amst ~prd tl~t they ~d to be-back c leaping sand castles and racing in and out of ~. ~""~r-,llt'South-Afnea-fuel,,cells_,_a~e not-~ 5a1:1t1ago-by July 10 to begin -the crowds, it might be Costa Mesan Sue urlf , . ~--~ we dm t know about them, he said. practice f<r the final. They Kemper. • .r' ''S..etl Weefc Comlng Vp · w.,.e each ofll<ed about $1,IOO Su . . . ,...,,.<tai:ltt,'unUlllal sports event Bonneville Speed to play and another $2 200 if e, a 19-year-old physical education maJor W ,M lteldl~ n!xt month. ' they win. ' 1 at Orange Coast College, is running between ~· tden:.p1t«1etery year siQce 1949, b?t t~is w~er . Not ~Y did the playei:s con-the Ne~Port and Balboa piers at least onct a &~ IOID!~ C:'lJed. :•Hot.~ W~k" will h~ve an 1m· . sider this too low, they fumed " week thIS summer to get in shape for track Pll'N.~~· I'!"' the ,first tune It will be possible to set t-J:iat they had to pay their own season as a sprinter. "''11t.aiW·1.....,.,lil!IJ!i"lll.Di aarlcf, speed records then. air fare back to Chile because Described by •--coach o Rodd " ,-·tarereloll ~ th Bonn ·u ot r foul ·. . 1.u ave a as a 1-1 e ev1 e scene you. may n . o a . up _at the_ tennis diW little girl with tremendous natural .r .... 1flbf:i8ttc .record! set by Gary Gabehch, Craig federation office. speed'," she is tops On the Los An~les Track , Art .Arfdfi bi ~ Summer• were not recorded Upon their return, they , . ~ '.'li*d Week • trials. . cfemanded -and got -1 30 , ~,iii .tWt itaternational records are .. e~clus1vely pen:ent cut of ~icket receipts ~ IJll Uliltod ~ Auto Club, !he sanct1~mg frOUP, to the li!>ail whicli should .,...,: .ttia' 7.edfntiOD Intemat1onale de J Automobile. come to approximately $25,000 1D worlcfnioonis. . to be shar<d by the team. iM. Wil:S'bol!li 11>e·Nollooll Hot Rod Assn. jomed USAC Assured or more the ,OD o.· Atnettcm committee !hich represents FIA' in players have resid:neJ· the ~ • JI~ ""!T•• IJ\llter of lime before the bot rod· plush Santiago Tennis Club _ ~·"'""1d~vo Ille\' aanetlooing runs .•t Bo!llle-The U.S. team ·arriy~ 'I'ljur,: · -. NJIRA~.e.Acllii=--•mu· -rn 1 11 by day afternoon aoo began prac- J-~ r~ e acene ~ O a Y . ttce on the· Stade courts over La Urie Becklund U. own lfOllP msaraoce to tbe racers. This August 1t the weekend to tull1 ll:netion and ·has applied for permission to · ·aub coach's list of athletes with determina-Ncorils.'. ~ . . . The Chileans have the ad-tion . ~ like a· lot,of bureaucratic double talk. vantage of being at f\ome; plus · tt ·~'Whit it ad* pp to/fa an. opportunJty for the "little Jong experience praying on "There's something inside me that makes lirilllout• ,ftnanciil rtlOUJ'Cel to add.hla. name to the r.ecord clay courts. me want to really train hard," the 5-1.'h:, 100-The U.S. is represented' by pound !printer says. "I drive myself to wor:k .,:,.:.lilt.lift .. ~. b1re ~-.'·"'. •""Iy for unctions and Smith, Tom .Gmnan, Harold out even if I don 't feel like it. I gu~ it's . -r . ---.. ......._,.. r~ c:oA1.._ and because I just love to run." .1111 ~ t!mi!ic ~t ·necessary for a ~ ... on Erik Van Dillen. ,_.r alllin~Jr YWrt ~-Adcl'the expense or housing There are two a J tern ate · Sue's best events are the loo and the 220- . ,.., pit·-. ' 411d, .anlfo.felJ1welfbeeled aponsors can players, Brian G91tfried and yard dash, which she runs In 12.J,and 28.5. ollaJll\lo i17Jar.' 1 k. -"'""' record.I . ,_ Edward Dibbe. The !<&Jn eaj)-The tiJ!ldes are excellent for high school run· •. "" -;.._w .. ~..... · tain is Denni s Ralston. ners an good for AAU _competitors, but not 1)11 ~ fir:! ..i.i.:i .... .;. ·lllllO--. tliu aa entry In ·addition to Fillo!, Pinto tops -not yet. IH r )f -~~ eu ,, . .,.,.,don records beld by and Cornejo. the Chilean team , · * .... ..-..: .IPI~ .. ~...,~ Rudi C&racclola, will include Bellus Prajoux, a ., ·* * ..ftl'-,,... __,_-, INlrUq Mou, r-J Bettenhausen, Goldie top junior player .. / She clocked the times in AAU and school G ...... , ..... Tandi* GearO Efltoa ' ~ meets last year when she was a senior and :a,wa ........... fl Bouevllle pioleer Ab Jenkins and GAA president at Newport Harbor. tlltl :•#t 'ii~ riM.C ~ ... Malcalm campbell, Eyston Mi'shaps Up But she hasn't had a chance to prove b'er ...... 'Cillll &bit. ridl&ed 18 Speed Week In the first place. ability in competition this year because of . E,....~ ..W ... 4irii& llill ,n,Yttll'ferlotl lb• Land Speed jogging an\volleyball accidents which led to --""~ Uiltt ~ ur .. American would In Scuh-a a sprained nkle twice thi• year. ,..,., ,._ lllem, ud 11111 ba would come from tbe . ...... ..... Week w rodden. Be peuect correcUy. But losing an entire seaSon of trainiqg and _ *. ~ * . / . competition hasn't dampened her enthusiasin, _ SAN DIEGO-An increase in t b't !l:i belutJ of tm.eaJ.t is t~ offers seven to 13 miles nf no one 1 • • ~Jr.ck. eDlbling man to adlleve faqtutic momentum on area acuba diving accidents "She's truly in Jove with .the sport, tru1y in -t • Urewm tt Js the aafest.JUgb .,ed tract in tht world. was reported today by Loliis love with running. It's that doggone desire she . II ,i.atf.ol nlllD 1o otop and .nothing to run Into: Fead, a certmed expert who has to run that makes you think •he can do ;Hlklllt eoUed II the Speed Laboratory of !he World. head> a diving school. about arµr,t111ng. ''. l)odda ~ys. , . ~ !IJ;aa:adiil-waated t. fire ·Walt .Arfons' rocket car fnto lhe "Scuba diving acciden'ts are Sue saYs.\lt was her love of ruMing which' W; ~ -·It Wnl. to w'lb and unpaled the atlt 'wlth ill up 12 percent over last year," made her s .. n:h out an AAU team to join --~ Wiided thl.. aonnnnei\t ·to declare the wreCkage a na-Fead said, with 62 rescues last almost ~ year:s· ago now. She was 17 at the Wmll JDaaumml month alone compared to 152 time,· much o~i:c than mosti sprinters start -.ne de'fOteel insist Detroit should take it over as a sort for all of last year. serioas training.· · of ..... Jll'O'linl groOnd 1er advanced vehicfes. ' An estimated 300,000 persons Sue's present goal is to bette.r hei times - . ~ b~-:t . -Sailing .New Cal 25's '1.18,. ti-' e~ Slfl1"'1 A•••tUttu -lllWPOIT-•••••••_._ .. .., 22 IOATS • 3 MARINAS t '~~ .... 17141 '45.7100 .• a -~"' "' .., THE BEST .... -... ~·~'~ siM=:-a:: use scuba diving equipment in she would like tf get them·down ta: the upper the .San Diego area, he said. GENERAL SUPERI NTENDE~NT Outstanaing opportunity with 9rowth-orientea ho\ building compony. . ,. ~· 1 M~st be experienced in FHA constructio n ond copoblo of monoging field operotions in 5 c:itie~. Send resume lo: STANDARD. PACIRC ·coRP. I !l65 W. M•c Arthur Blvd • ' ". Co.I• Mew; C11iforn1• 92626 ~ -ATTN: Glo11 Holmea ;' • • I I • • • f ' . . • 1es in the 100 and the lower 25s in the 200 ~by next season. To lower her times, Rodda says he will be putting her .on a weight training schedule to ·build Strength ih her weak ankles. An~ Sue says she is doing all she can by wotkmg out on her own, giving up so ftball and volleyball to preclude injuries, and leaVing Cokes alone. (She says the carbonation in soft drinks slows her sprints). . '1 like all kinds of sports," sue says, her blue eyes crinkling with the enthusiasm of a broad smile. "But I'm.so involved in track J hardly have time for anything else." ' ' * * * Sue plans to l>K-ome a phySical education teacher after she gradl!~tes from college bui has: another goal in mind as well. That aim, she admits with a reluctant lfnile, is to make the '76 Olympics team . "Some peo'ple are in track just to beat the people they run aga inst," she explains. "But I want to really better my times little by little . . . I would LOVE to go to the Olympics.'' She agrees that th ere are a few obstacles in her way -starting late in track, buUdlng up her weak ankles , . . and her height. (Sprinters. are tall, at least by Sue's stan· dard>.) • ·"I don't know," Sue answers, flashing another enthusiastic smile. "I 'II just have to work' a little harder than the rest." * * •* Texan in Wings A Texas girl Is waiting . In the Wings to 1nbs&Rute for Kim Attlesey In the long jump at the Olympics next 'JDOntb if tfle Newport Beach girl can.'t mett Olympic standards IOOD, Brenda Bryan bas jumped 21·1, w~ile Kim hasn't gone over 28 feet tbJs year. But Kim ~udged Brenda ott of the magical top three' at the rectnt trials anyway. 0 1 Ii.ad no real ltope for her meeting tbe to-a Olymplc standard 1t the trials/' 11&y1 ber coac•, Dave Rodda. •iNobody did bec1111e the faeUlty was very poor, very llow.,. ~ . Kim, who 11 aow recoveretl from a bee le- fary, 11 worlda& Ht and comJttlnc to sevetal specfal,AA1J meets ID'Soutbeni CalU°"111 -In hopes el meetlnc lbe standard before IH Ol.ymplcs. ·, c The. ouly time abe bas bttlesed the 1tanurd ·was ' ·last year, when she won· tbe U.S. womea's tide at tbe aaHonals wltlt 1' lea_p .t 20-8%. 1 ' • ReH Tell .. D~· Relil fluid • .._ ••• vu,.a ......... -..... . Uobt• • Now ••• Quat • a-s...,as...o.· "C ...... ,.,wlllllllf.• ~=on TRANSMISSPI · . \ -.. Aileen was a press agent for the Los Angeles Athletic Club, owner-« the Olympic, when ehe was sent to take over as business manager because the boxing tenant couldn't pay it• rent. She broug ht in Cal Eaton as promote!' and he and ll\3tch, · chmaker McCoy•' started teaching lne everything -the sale of tickets, scaling of the house, the matchmaking, the fights, the · promotion. the ad vertising -just about a million things that are needed . She ·asks no quarter and giv~ none in her negotiations. "There are very f e w managers "Who are n o t gent I em en . I've had argu~nts. of course. but I have never had . a manager give me a rough time. say in the lest 25 years. I had a Cew at first. I would absolu tely not tolerate fa voritism because I'm a woma'n . "I'm the only licensed pro. moter that has run th is long weekly, and I run it as a business." ''This is my business," she conUnues, "the same a s anyone else who ha!I A ~rocery store ~r a market or a pro- fessioiial man Who's a doctor . volvmg boxers she h a 1 b r~u.gh .t· along from prehm1nar1es to main events • Included in that group Is Man- do Ramo s. "He started with me 1s • preliminary boy and he had that charisma the minute he' started. He was drawing even ~hen he, was fii;:hting four and six,rounders. And, at 20, he ~as the youngest li~htweight 1n the world to win the cham· pionshi p. That's -really· a thrill." - Mrs. Eaton says, "It's a very. very -1ough business for a woman to be in. It's difficult to be accepted. ''You have to be tem- peramentally suited to be a promo~er regardless or whether 'you're a man ~ a woman. You have to be able te lose money and take a big loss and not get upset . . • and that's not too suitable for the average woman." Free Movie On Lakers Available I expect people to understand "The Greatest Seuon", a that I run this as a business. ZS..minute fulJ.·color film tellinl "But that, let's ,say, is the -the story of the incredibl• ·outer shell. The inner shell ... I'm a real sucker for a 1971·72 season· of the wcrld loan or for an advance, or if a champion Los Angeles Laken, fighter comes in and wants is now available for s~s money or som~ne's sick. I'm by service, civic and com~ the ft:st one they com~ to, not .. munity grOups. only in Los Angeles. but from Th fl rod ed by NB/i. all over the c;owitry. They . e 1 m, P uc , know I'm a soft touch. films and narrated by Chick "B t Iha . Hearn. tells the-story ol Ille . u t ~as nothing to ~o Lakers drive to thell' first with b u s 1 n e s s . That s world championsh .1p, personal." '" . . . · Aileen had never seen 1 .Beg1nn1ng with ~e arrival ol fight and it was four months Bill Sharma~ on the Laker after she arrjved at the blym· scene, the . fi lm recounts the pie that she g'ot all dressed up season, which many consider wearing an orctiid, for a chari~ the ... gr~test season of •111 ty bout between H e n r y professional sports team. Armstrong and Juan Zurita ' 1 Persons interested in ob- "lt was our ftrst big ho~se taintng a print of ''The here. 'We had been doing Grea~st Season", at no fee_ nothing. There were 9,000 peo.. may fOOlact the ~orum (87'° pie and it Was very exciting. toOO) for information. "I was really swished UJl. that night. I went down lo ringside th t n"k in g )hat everybOdy was look.Um at me, which they surely weren't ,nd jUst as I sat down AnnstroOg knocked out Zurita." Now ahe generally stays • ho'me and watches the bouts on television. Aileen, a widow • • j ......... Nl!W . fLUID costA MESA 1934 NewPort BIV<I. 645-75.70 I .. ... • - '. • • • . . . ·~ ., .·....: • • f -· -.. . . . ...__ W~leo1JW .- Aboard •• ~'S:Sweep Twin B~~ ' . 7-0~ 54 ~- By ALMON LOCKABEY . ' tqie Huntington Beocli lt,'s ' . • T ' -,,..! .. , • Nij\IA A '. ;((ivances • .Sunday, J~J 16, 1 .. . ---,_.. • Loil Alamitos • upped tlltir Joe Di · io · ___ .,,..,._,""'=----!""..W __ ...,,..., ~ League summ.,.. b 11't . I • . 0 · . . . · .,.. ,. • . , , , record to 1·2 Salurda,y w1 <f • fit> Flve tests ere· OI\, tap today ,.. at Newport Harbor High in the · SP'Af.A. U seniors o u t d o o 'r v.·atet'POlo championships 'A'ith I~ championship d t c id e r • bille<J for 3:30 pm. betwttn Nll\1A A 8nd Phillips A. As lymptc competit1on goes, yachting IS a , te+a· sweep of two circuit tests· at tively new part. of the quadrennia.l _games., . . . . Huntington Beach High. _ Bec~u~e of 1nco~plete, contrad1ctory and. def1c1.ent Coach Dick RobinOOn's nine records 1t ts uncertain jtist when yachtsmen first sailed too~ the measure of the Ken- for Olympic medals. • ",, nedy JVs 7-0 then returned to First record of any yachting acllvny in connect~on slip by HUntiligton Harbour, S- wilh the Ol ympics shows up in the 1900 Olymµic Gamos 4. . · in Paris, wh ich extended over a period of six' 1nonths if\ 1~ hiller stopped Kermedy connection with the world exhibition. 'l'hat yeai. Yachts· earlier, 6-0, behind the nice men raced on the Seine near Meulan, and nearly three tv.'0-hit pitching job of Paul months later, off Le Havre. Dugmore. • A key ·factor in his decision on .a ""en hole is the positioning cf the flagstick on the green. Study the two greens shown in the illustration. Thea con'sider h ow many times you've shot for the pin when jt was tucked into a corner behind a hazard,.. and how lnany times you\'e bogeyed But there is no definate inror1nation a~ to whether Joe Wells got it started with any or. all of these regattas formed part of the.-official a ~ingle ~.nd Gus Albe w.alked. Olympic program. The winners of the-}}900 yachting con· Mike GrtJal~a ~bl~ tn one tests nev~rtheless appear in a number of published lists run and Milt V1r:ies ground of.Oly.mp1c champions. ball scored the. tying marke.r. thehole. . ~ Also consider how many times :,.·ou\lc...had an....Open pin: position but really haven't givert your full po\vers of concentra- , tion on actually trying to sink your approach shot. I think that too roany times we merely shoot !Or the green. instead of a specific Spot or area . .. Four years later, at the Ol ympic Games in St. l.ouis, T.hen Ron G~Jalva dro.ve. in yachtsf(len were not represented. It was not until the his b"?ther wilh the winrung 1908 Games in London-two years after the founding ru.n w~ 8 00hot one over. the of the lnternalional Yacht Raci ng Union-that they went th~aig Kenn!iy homered and oU the Olympic tack. off the Isle of Wi ght. At all Games doubled egainst Kennedy for m:nce that year yachting has been recogmzed as an Olym· Huntington Harbour. on it. • •e ""NAft. Nooo...,... ·-pie sport. . * * * The sitU1tion in · 1920 w1s a curious on·e. Twenty· four boats started In 14 classes Jn the Olympic yaChti ng comp•titions off the coast of Ostende, Belgium. It 90•1 without saying that some boats sailed withctut competi· fion. The most successful yachtsmen that year were the Hvnt. H1rb0r 14~11 , 11 ~ ManMillno. '' 3 l ,' 0 Ken'*llY· cl l '' 0 Moll. 3b·P I . Stlmmlt'· It 1 0 Ent11lrom, lb O 1 ''HITTING THE IR,ONS"-offer' solid crlP. atinee ind swtn1 point· er' to boost l(on pley and low•r golf scores! Send 20t and 1 at1mp•d, retu rn env•lope to Arnold Palmer, e/o this piper. Vl1n1roll. c. '• 0 Terry, lb 0 Not\wegi1ns who Won half the 14 gold medals. . :Thereafter, the rules were changed. The new ones •PPll.•~ for the first time at the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris In which-the yacht,ng competition was held off the Rflfl1h1w, rl ~ & ~i.:i~~:· p 'l7 • ' i l ! I ' H11nn111to11 ... di Ats. CJ) R, Grl!~IYf, u 3 ~ i I ~:!~.cl11 ~ 0 ,? ~ A1ni1h, " ~ & 8 g _;,W resiling Results M. A,lb.t. rt l coast o{ le H1vre. * * * 'l'he new rules specified that at ]east five nations lt.e11'11~~ 11 ~ 1 O ~~l!1:1r.iVl~ 2b 1 ? ~ ? w11n11err•· JO l 1 1 V Vlt~fj,1l 11 11 ~ : .5 For Coast Area must be represented in any one Olympic boat class. A na.tion may enter one boat per class. These rules hold true to day, and at Kiel, come Aug. 28 there will be a record of 50 nations repr•sented in t he six Olympic classes. The growing number of yachtsmen in the world .has give'n r ise to ne\V ideas. New ·technical know-how has served to speed up the deY.tlopme nt of yachting from an .. up per·class hobby to q competitive sport. Boat classes. regatta course patterns, the number of races and the system of Ol ympic scoring have all changed. So, internationally, yachting has a'frived. Participa· tion in recent Olympic Games shows an up\\•ard trend. There were 23 cou n'tries reQ_resented at London/ Torquay in 1948·: 29 al. Helsinki, 1~52 : 28 at Melbourne/ St. Kilda , 1956: 46 at Rome /Naples. 1960: 40 at Tokyo/ Enoshima , 1964, and 41 at Mexico City/Acapulco, 1968. • Scott bl' lnnl11t• It M I! HvnL H1rbovr YlO 000 1-1 ! 2 HB A's 101 000 3-J 4 1 lf11nt. BNth A'I (1) R_, Grl(tlYI. &S 3 t ,' t Aob1tt, Cf l 0 1 St!wood, lb r · 10 j '• Alnlth, Jb U11 O ' ! Weill II G.Alba.11 3 0000 M Alba, rt O M Gr!l1lv1. Clo-1 1 2, 0 AQbfnlOI'\, ?b I 1 0 Wefnbergflr, lb 1 0 0 0 Vines. 11 1 o O 0 Oro1COP 1110 Total1 21 1 11 s Html, Hirbollr (l~b r h rbl M~nsollno. SI I 0 1 o, l(enri.e-dY. ct l 2 1 Moll,ltl J~OO SJ1m,,..ler. I• 3 ,, !I 0o Engslrom, 2b I 0 1 Vlgnar1111. t 1 I 0o o Terrv. lb 1 l n, Ovg,,..11r1, 11 3 1 1 Bur•ovth.S rf l 1 0 1 T11t1l1 14 6 5 4 score bl' ln111n11 I!: " E Kel'ntd¥ JV1 ooo 000 ~ 2 l Hun!. H1rbovr 000 111 ~ S ' Star Class .MV, Westminster, Trials Won Newport Nines Win By Holt Otange Coast area nines in 'American Legior\ beseti>ll •<• • tion Saturday were notably SAN FRAl'ICISCO (AP! -successful with . !le w port , Alan Holt, 33. of Seattle, 11 M i ssi o n Vi e jo a n d mast manu facturer who has Westminster rolling to vie· been sailing since boyhood, tories. won the U.S. Olympic Star · Class yachting trials Saturday Newport turned aw a Y by firlshing third in the final Rancho-Pacifica, ~ • 2, at of seven races ov.er an 11·mjJe TeWinkle park behind the nif· course in San Francisco Bay. ty three-hit pitching o~ Dan Holt, who has his business 'Quisenberry while Mission partner, Richard Gates of Be 11 e vu e , Wash ., as h is Viejo ·. stopped host LO s crew, had two first, two Alamitos, 4·3. seconds and two thirds for the Westminster clobbered tile week·long trial races. The best Fullerton Angels, 7·3. six of seven fi nishes ·counted Fountain' VaJJey wasn't as rand he eliminated his ·sixth· place finish in Friday's race . ·fortunate, dropping a ~ B. ON"' u • ' ' ' IC~k1, c ' 0 0 0 McKlnlwv, 3b • ' ' ' "°''· cf • ' ' ' Neth, If ' • • • H1 nn1, It ' ' ' • Germ1n, rf • • ' • G.rdff, rf ' • • • Qvh1tnbffry, D ' . ' • T111111 " •• • Scot• ll'f lnnln11 Renc111>P1t ODO 000 700--t 3 t N•woort 7111 000 lllx-' t 2 WlltmlMlltf' (7) 1b. r II rbl 'J 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 • 2 1 0 J I 2 1 ' 1 1 0 ' 2 0 1 4 0 1 2 ' 0 8 0 I ! , I 26 1 ' 5 Stlll'I bl' lnnfnft Ill: ; E Fllllerto" A"t1l1 01 0 000 OOG-3 6 o Weslmlnsrer 100 001 l •x-7 6 l Summer Le19111 WrtJ111Mf Al F1111t1l•l11 V1lle'f Fin. V1ller (1Jl U'1 01rd1n Gr&vt 100 -Yovn1 !Fl Pl~ned Grele<U (GI l :JO. ~ no -Stlrew1!1 lFI dee. Price (G) l·O. no -Callen CGl Dlnn.ed Buller (F'l 1:ll. 130 -Lan,.lng /Fl d': Moor1 (Gl I· • 1«1 -LY!le IGI det Hughe1 !Fl 3·) 150 -Pvtltl' !G) dee Fredricks (Fl ,.,, 160 -McKll'ltY (Gl. 111nntd P1r\111 (Flxi3 ~·S•nders (Gl llet Bowen !Fl 1'· •• 180 -No mttcll. • 190 -Fr•1er jGl dee Budgi" !Fl l ·l. 200 -e rooer Gl won tw IO<"lell. .' Hwt -Se..ore (G) pinned L•!!'•n IFJ 2'30Ftn. V•lln cu1 (H/ We1tmln11tr 100 -womack IW pinned Melear (Fl 0:45 110 -M1leeke (Wf won by lll!'ltll . 120 -Nelli lW) de<: Smith (Fl 5·1. 1JO -M11tera (Wl dK M•l•r• (Ft ,. 3' uo -Yoder IW/ 11ee Lo111ao (Fl 7.fl. 150 -FUl'!Ckl F~ dee S1111r ('Nl I· 2·160 -H1rn1nd1t tFJ Mc e1ktr (W) ,., 11n -H~rtand (Fl pinned c.39, 1~0 -Smli;k !W) dee Kv~n1 fFJ 1.a. \9() -Wtslmlnt!er "(On bY forfeit. 100 -Flnkle• IF) dee Kennedy (Wl 3.{li-hwl -Bl'Chtr fF) p!n·ned L1nnl11g ~ fWf 2:•9. Al Hvn11111i.n l••cll CdfA {271 1271 Olrd•n Griwe 100 -Sowl (C) Pinnt<! CodY !GI "'1 . '1 6 -Garden Grove won bY lorfe;1, 120 -(8Hert <G! dee Clark tCl .. c. 130 -Moor1 (G! pinned Cl!lllY (Cl 2:" 1.U -Co.ler (Cl dee Lyt111 (Gl -'·t'I. uo -f'vllen tGJ Dinned At\l!t t CCI 2:05. ! 160 -Hllll1rd (Cl dll(. MtC1ul1¥ !GI J.(I. • 110 -Tl'H!mPSon fG! p;nl\fld WlllOl'I (C! 1:..0. 180 -Greeley !Cl w""1 by lor1t!!. 190 -Oi1tz (C) dee Fr•Je< /Gl 11. Hwl -Garren !Cl won by or11t1. E1t1nel1 (H J !211 ldi1Dn 100 -Schlmmlno (Edi dee Rl1sm1n lE1J !-'. -110 -ll:orlck (Et) pinned Wttltr 1~~~ 2.'..'5Rvtn lEdl 1>lnnflll' W1ihbufrf" IEsl l:~. 130 -Mt~•r (EO dee Swuney (Edl 4·1. 1«1 -DennlJOn (Esl di!!: SWHntY (Ed) 5-3. · ISO -Snyder (E1) won r.v fort•!!. 160 -P1r111ns (E1l Mc Aenn /Ed) 1· '· HO -Brus. (Edl 11lnned Wundttllck IE1\li J.:_'~•ldwt'lt !Ed! alnned C1nchol1 /Et) 2:4S 190 -Mvrri1Y ~;•/ won b¥ fodelt. 200 -Wilker I WOii b'f fnrh!I!. kw! -l(letl I 1l W0!1 b¥ 1rrf1lt. High winds, ranging from 22 decision to Garde n Grove on Faun11111 v .11 • ., 1t1 knots a t the start to around 30 the loser's diamond. '\ P1n111-. u .•b. 'o "'o"'t. Clll'IHI• oe1 M•r (Ml (tis• v1111r th nd ed ced the ~ • ' • ' lDtl -Sowl !Cl dee. Miii« IS! ,.t. near e e , r u Newport got a pair of •..::~e~ Jb • 0 0 n no -n11 m1l(h number of boats finish ing to markers 1·n the fi'rst 1·nn· '"g and •vier. lb 4 o 1 o 110 -M. Chav•r /"/ won l)Y 1or1,11. • u• 1-lor~,,..1~. 11 j O O O lJO -O. Ch1vn SA de<;. Cl59Y (Cl nine. There were 26 enlr1eks rode Quisenberty's complete V~'[1i~~h]:11, rf j 8 l ~ •·~·40 _ no.11r 1c1 dee. N1varr11 1sA1 when the trials begtiil a wee game effort for 'its win. Engle. c• o 1 o 4·~·.111-a"',.,. 1c1 dee. Kirk csAl 12.1 b t I t6 tarted the Haddow. D 3 0 j 0 160 -e1ne1111c1 won by 1or1111. age, U on Y 5 Mtssion Viejo's triumph was -T171•11 • 30 0 0 110 -Pet~s IC/ wen br 1or11n. last race, with five withd raw· keyed around Scott Tolberl's ' seer•"' 111n1n1• • H 1 18"' -oe ,o..1111, c1 w11n b¥ for1e11. IPO -Oltlr !C) dK. Liiiy !SA! 7·1. 19{1 -Mtl!11•¥ (HJ won tY tcrttll. 200 -Walke~ 1EI won bY torlelt. Hwl -kit!!• (E)"wr)n bY l~lell, Cltll MeNI (.0} (12} ldft.n 100 -S1vcker (C!'•cee Scl\l,.,,mlnt (El '--!. 110 -t.1ew~rt !Cl dee Sclllmmln" IE I 7·1. 120 -Rvtn (El wen b¥ tor!ell. 130 -Sweeney (El won b't' lorftll. 11(1 -"Thurston (Cf dtc :Swe,.,ew ~El '4j(I -Brunton IC) dK Petrick (E) 3. 1'1i.o -CA\rl~ ICl dee 11 .... n (E) 16·,, 110 -$1\epolnl (Cl WDn tlv forfeit. UO. -$Troltll C! won oy forlell, 190 -No melth. "l'OO -Jol\11Jon ICl won b't' 11111,11. Hwl -P1rel (C) won bY •~rleo!. At Fovnl1ln V111t1 Fiii. Vllll't' IU) !tl Lff Aml9Gl 100 -Mel1er !Fl wo~ bv hll. 110 -Li». Aml!KIJ won bv fortel!. lXI -Sml!M \F) IOI! lo I(. Sml!M (l) 2.0. • 130 -Hui.led (Fl dee O~lbY lll 4.0. 140 -$tr1ln tF f won by torftll. 150 -Her11ellder (F) dee Oel0¥ IL) ,,_,,, 1611"-HnH•lld IFI won' bf forfeit. 110 -Wll!oon (Fl won bY forfeit, I~ -Nn ITtftlCll. 190 -No ml"ltll. XIO -F!nkte1 (l'I d11t. ... IY~ Clf 3.0. l'"ln. V•ll1r (U) (l) ~111111111 100 -YOVl'I (I') pln!'lt!d Sch!mmfnv (EJ. . 110 -5tlrew•ll IFJ pinned Lew IE!. 110 -Staog• (Fl de<. RYln jE) 10-0. 1.)C -Lanning (F ) dK. $wlt!lne'f {E) ' ''°· 1.U -1-luoheJ {F) w11n bv fl)l'leol. 150 -ecwen !Fl won by forfeit. l•O ,__Renn 4E) dt( Perl1h IFl ''°· 110 -Bvdgln IF"J dee P•u1!1 (El 1.0. Hwl -L1rkln wo11 (F) won by fMl•ll, N-t>Or1 (21} tit) CdM llXI -Sowl lCl wen by lorlell. lJO -No m1!cll. 120 -Clerlr. (CJ di!!: 1Cov1ltl'kll INl ... !30 -B•O<Wn fHl dee J-s (Cl 4.1. 1..0 -Ooslerv lC) de( Muhl!O IN) Ir! ·ISO -Berry CCI dK P. M1r1lnt (NJ 3.2 . u.o -M. M1rslno \NI dee Bindel · (C! 14). 1111 -Tll.orn (N) df!C. Oltlf (C) t-2. lllO -Hor119I 00 p!n* OtMlll• (C) 3:68. . •• 190 -NII mllth. ,.. Hwl -Newbflrr¥ (N) WOii ..... fllf'felt. Al H11nlf111Mn Bel tll Hunllntlllll f11) 124) Co511 MINI 100 -Stvcker!Cl dee Angle CHI 4.1. 1\0 -Andt lln (H) !lfld Stew1rt (C) 4. 120 -No m1!tl'I. 130 -Pltklol'!I CHI dtc Cummlno• (C l 4.0. lJO -L"erton (HI dK Geet11n (CJ .... 150 C1rrlco IC ) won b'f def1ull. lbO -01vl1 IC) Dinned V1n Ou1en (Hl .'.H), UO -M1llorr (Hl tied Strolch ICI (). '· 190, Xl(t, Hwt -N11 mlkh. Ing .before the finish . three base raps. G••den Grove 001 1110 Ol).-5 10 1 Hwt _ T11ekff (Cl won b¥ , .... ,. Foun111n·vallt¥000 000 000..... • s F Two other boats We Te The Winners got the early Ml11I011 Vltlll 14) Hunll!>llO'I (.1t) (JJ) E1!•11cr1 or disabled -that Of Barton advantage in the. first innjng Hendrlckaon, 2tt •b3 rl 111111: 100 -Angle IHl Dlm1ed Gvsmtn IE) Beek Of Los Angeles was when David Schmidt tripled in ~~~1'.· c~ l l l 11 3't~o -Rorkk (El plnnrd Andtlln ~H) weekender dismasted end that of Tom Britt Hendrickson for the ia. ~~l>~lt9!.ld, ,.1, ~ 8 ~ l :~Ri-G•bbha,d u-o · Blackaller of Sausalito, sank . itial run. g\~~ 30 f g I g o:~j, -w11111>urn cE1 dee P!ckfllf'd Advertising Holt will reinsen t ·the Then T0lber;t came up with =~~~drf"' w ~ ~ ! g 1 '1~4~ M•~•Y !El dee L1oert:>n cH) United states at the Olympic the. first of three singles to B•rron 11 l o o ·~·50 _ P•t~ <Hi pinned M1t1tr re • Phone G · K' I Germ Rommel, -o o O 1:15. 'lio', , ames in 1e , any. plate Schmidt. R_ick ,..reregud Tol•I• 11 414 4 160 _ co111s1 tEI dK v1n 01.lsen ()()th squ'!ids breezed In Saturday's action v.·lth cooch Ed Nf'\\'\and's Nll\1A A rluh downfflg , N.IMA C. \S.4. and winning ·h~·· forfeit O\'er Mt. San Antonio . r'hitl1ps A ~1~,,::v:,\,:1 In ot l'tUJlips. Ji s._)y time 1 NIMA Ba u1s I contirr(e'nt, cOa . Hermri!ad and f'::en Tod ay's mornin pits..~IMA c VS t.. NlMA • A vs NIM and Phillips A vs (It !. NJMA B and Ph1l\1ps· set to collide at 2 JO followed by Nil.lA !. Phlllips A. , ./',,-~ -" ·;~ Save most 4·ply cord ·' ' SICONO lllACI. l~ V"'liJ , 'f•Ar nl(I• lo UI' (lel,,..11\11 P)lrot 11100 L•"'~'! 0 1•1 !Ill 11,.~i.;,, 400 l)t'I 1•~ M~ ,ll,.dV I J MAho,.j~) 6 4~ l ~~ f'ffler 801> (C $Ml!~I J 1'0 l imt 1' 1 in . *""'''0 ••n r!81'f>~r . Cu>dO ll•V e1r. ."?1r.,v H1r•. Co•nitr No u-••lr!>e• THllD lll1CE 1 )\It Y•<1h 1 v•&t ol>!~ f, VI' CIA"ill~d ~"""'~~Cl f'~• ! ll"l •nd m1r•• Pu•~ i )OQO ribJ~• 'l~ l!;.u• • "'''•'ur~I · II 1111 ''ID 1 1on u~y "-""(•"Id I I W•'-'''" !Q 4(l 6 M "Dolly ~I °"'!!''~' J lft 1' n~r H .. n~I°': D •r~~il., 0~"dV • ire. Sale1356 • p lus 1.86 led. lllx and old llni. A.76-13 (replaces 600-13) blllckwllll tubeless. R_eg. 16.95 Mll••aarn•kertJ OP. 4 tough plies of polyester cord for strength and durability. The 78 series wide profile for better traction and k>oger lire life. · Blackwall tubele•.• , Tire sli a Replace• Rag. 878-13 650·\3-18.95 C78-13 700-13 ~0.95 C78-14 700-1 4 "'21 .95 E78·14 735~1 4 23.95 F78·14 775·1-4 · 25.95 G78-14 825-14 27.95 H78-14 85.>14 29.95 560·1 5 20.95 a1s.15 a2S..15 2s.ss H78·1 5 855·15 30.95 F,f ,T. 1.81 1.95 2.08 2.24 2.39. 2.56 2.75 1.73 2.63 2.81 Whltevr•ll• Offfy S3 more per Ura. Wlthoul trad .. ln, tdd $2 more per are. Pru• FM. ta• •nil !Md tire Sal• prices tffecti•• ttvu Seturday. aai. . 15. 18 .16'.78 17.$9 ' 19.18 20.78 22.38 23.H 16.76 23. 1• 24.76 • :l'. ~ ·' t• ' Jffllff' -••'.ea Pthf \31•'°-• "~ -. • ~·· •O!- ' . ... . '""' • !+-., I t(>bl • • .-fi('' 11 ; .... i ''"''; • .. , ~ ~.: • .' i1 ~f'l . ·1 -,R """" ur 'f•:oi-' ;·~. .._"""V,;,,., ...... ,,-:1. ~~ .... .. :td-~ .. iii The Star Class represin· and Rich Rommel teamed up kM'"' lnlllllP a H , 1~~0 -wvMeriick (El pinned Smit~ 6424321 tative in the last Olympics, to limi t Los Al to five hits -~t'.:~1:~·~·~~·~·~~ii~=~.C!lclo~'~&W::J~1~->~J'l1_22 __ 1"!•1~~,~~~;"~"~'~"'~m~1~H~1~..,!'..""!C'~""~"~1:_.!::===========1I Lowell North of San Dieg?, while · Mission Viejo w a s wa• )he winner <JI Saturday 8 .punishi ng the ,.,...., &taff with race, fb:dtinS.' al~t four 14 safeties. " minUlJ!d aheJd of Bill B~chan WestmiM\..er scor.ed tour ofi,lfsla"<!, Wash .. ~olt tinles In the eighth to break a was 3)~. minutes behind tie. With two out Bob Nodland B , at\d Don Trask of and Gordon Blakeley singled Pi oqt, Cal~ .. was fourth. and then Al Degenhardt walk· , Girard of 5'in~ Barbara ed Io lood the bases. Mike was (lf_th, Jerry Winberg of ,.. Tessier forc11cfin s run with a seattle 1 l • t h, Le~ Rapa of free pa"' and then Gary Rlve\'.ton. N.J. ,.venth, Auen Rungo came llP Willi a tWo-run MltctieU of Tiburon, C.lif., single. T~er 1condJater on eighth ir. Bill Park! of Glen· a double steal. • vi.W, " lin\11. It It . I -·. ti> In' -0vCN1il &tandings o -• . , bad 17.4 poi_htf, followtd' by lltmn, ni ~ 't •,"': BUcb&n with 2fand.'North with Lucio. tb ' •, '• '1 3$.4 JUchan KaCt firsts in t~ l"••m.,. lb • ~ fourlh olld st.th races, •JonS Wtth a. oecond, .fourllj and Oflh place. Nortli had a !lrll, two lhli1ll and three fol:fr1hfJ. • Do nn h Conner ol S~n !ljego; ""-11• wor• 3-3-1·7-l-6, plaoed fttir1h Wltll 37.4 points. ~u .. =""~"~ ,,\', ",.:=., ... l:l.'r' :!.!?. •i.:.r .. .:r r.'".1.f.n fl ~."'~t·14 1}A ~· ......... ~~,,~.._ a.,_, "'" ....., »,.,...., ....,..,o,-7 r_1 -'-•-• •. Jtmft . k,.. ..... -· I+ Odusa 'Eases To Maui Win LAHAJN( Hann (AP)>~ Tbt\ 53·foot Seattle, .ketch OduSi Cinil!hed 12 hoor& ahead (){ its nearest comr.titor S.wrday In-the 1,300-rni • Vlc- torta to MAul race . Tho Odu.,, skippered by GWDO( &. H. Zahn, croaed the finllh lint al 7:53.a.m. In'lhls old wltaijtlfl port on the liland of Maul. .. ,.... t "~'· . .a 6. r•li6;: Pltd!IWlfltf CtM .... ,... 'f1>e OdUllil WU trailed by r. ,_._,.,, a.11N11t.. ?"~,,the Nautical n, alto '1r Seattle. -· ,.. .,.,.. 1.,...,.. Tho odua struuJed tor :io 11 "·-· ,1, __ •--,,.. mlnutel 1g1Inst ilfveno "'" •• ~ • -· -· rtnfl In the LaD.11 Qimw1 lt'i'f: ~~ "'~' .,.1..,,.. btfrn flnlthlnc. • • · •· I ' . l Introducing ,the amazing new 998 Kit 299 Quart ·179 .. Pint • • • 'THE SAFE WAY TO SPRAY m FOAMING ADJUVANT From en amazing breakthroug h in spraying crops come'sa betler. safer way 10 spray things around !he house, F.OAMSPAA YT" FOAMING ADJUVANT. It tums liquid insecticides and herb ic ides into foam. Spraying foam 1$ safer. because II goes where you wan! It an9 is blown less by wind. Foam cllngs'. •. ior be~er coverage than ever l . bsfore. Atlast a safer w~y to spray. JCPenney ' } • Special 3 day Of'.lly! ~Ofl•·Tuea., Wed.) Complete brake overhaul . ' 49ee • 79ee .----~ F\egutar Oise We Install new JCPenney Premium brake linings or pads, new front grease seals, rebuild all wheel cylinders or"calipers, resurface brake drums 'or dfscs, flt llnlngs lo drums, repack front wheel bearings. and more. Price Includes all materials and llbOr. •Most American cars' If a Penney's brake shoe fails due to defective materlals or workmanship within •0.000 miles, after lls ln&1allal lon by a Penney· a Auto Center. con-- tact ,ris af'41.Penney·a will re-· place it at Ml extre charge. ~CPeoney" I e ' I I ~1 1 I Shop Sl!,nday no6n io ~ P.M . at the followtng Auto C•11ter:-: • FASHION ISL>t-N D, l:'l owp_ort I H tl\... , • •• -~ • I HUNTINGTON CENTER, Hunt in9fon I Hth. Uoo Ponoy• tlm o 'po ymont plan. ,. " • : ' :.!'"':•'! ·~ ' .. . .. . (. __ c --' .. , ' • • '· . '.".It ··~· ~ ~,. • • • .. ... • .CEMENT FORTRESS:. ORANGE COUNTY JAIL " . . OFFICER PATROLS ' JUVENILE A REI\ -OF ORANGE' COUNTY JAIL • Coull~y-Bar'~ ·' ehind Facility.Has 900 Inmates on Busy Weekend / which can easily aectlmmodate 150.· .. By JOANNE REYNOLDS --~ ot .. °"''" ''"' '''" nte $10.5 million complex consists of the men's jail, the women's jail and the sherilf's headquarters. The budget which pays for the upkeep of the jail and the prisoners as well as the ee~52nnel which keep the facility run- ning 24-hours a day, seven days a week, was $3,851 ,260 for 1911-72. The cost of maintaining the in· I I . I doesn't exactly rate up there with lutille, the Black Hole of Calcut· ti Drii.1'1 Island, but Orange Coun·· .JaU 11 .well known acrou the coun· ' • Unlike the tnfamou1 reputations of ' other places, the ..county jail is u one of the nation's most .....,, and beat equipped focilitles. Sheriff'• Capt. Bil! Wallae<·poln ts to jall'• breakout record-<>11ly lour November, 1913-a proof of the llo.illlv''• well-earned reputation. "And -all occurtd within th• alx inanths of occupation when =were hew to the building," he . "Wt havenlt bad any since .. . At present the men's jail has beds for 761 prisoners8nd Wallace notr.s that the daily average number of prisoners is 760. "It can go as high as 900 on.a busy weekend," he said. The . captain said plans for expanding onto the partially used fourth floor ar.e underway. The woriien's jail, on the other hand ts not at all crowded. The average in- mate nwnber ii 69 in the facility ma:tes has been figured at $18.20 for the first day , including a $4.42 booking charge, and $13.78 for each additiOQill day. Wallace said that agencies booking '-prisoners on municipal . violations or --federal violations are billed for these charges. The ctlSt of prisoners.booked on aitate code violations is handled by the county. One of the main features Of the jail Is its electronic security system which ctlt\trols all the doors in the jails. Complimenting the hardware ls a force of 27 female dep.uties at the women 's jail and 160 deputies and sup- port personnel at the men'1 jail. VISITdRS. AND INMATES TALK VIA TELEPHONES, SEPARATED BY GLASS UNDER WATCHFUL EYE, PRISONERS PLAY. BASKETBALL ON UPPER FLOOR COURT . ; • • .. • • • . ' T ".'c•R OIS_ER~•s .f.fALL:s IN . 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T I AME ~I 11 13 'j 16 fncom lj.6113 U MU'Ull 15.26 U.2, lnve1I 1.'2 1.6' l'lllil MINAllY Nl!GOTIATOH 1n Cf')l'p, ~hem Fd 10·11 i "n F Miu.I :n 10'1t LO•o ""'' Vllre fl 10 . .u; 11.46 C1rt1ln.T ...... So. Ml!Of .. !al.ls" '! ltobl~l•dd C!ll"P tlltlHtAL . ' F $Hell ll:l! 1s:u Affllol 6.t4 1.~ llLlr.TID fJDS r 1'1'11 N•~I t!tv-Accelll. Flft, o. Un l'f Buying Service Co, UNOI: Fou\!t"dF t.tt 10.'2 Am 11•"$ l 'l :J·7) f'.rn S~r ~.'• l~.76 Glffotd·Hl l--8Kktr S1nd &. ••vt1 tonvtr 11 ~I fJJtA LIN P~d Cll.b I j 1 .:U -0..11 Fd 16.61 11.U NA CP. •••tnce S~lttl'l\1 In<. COl'Y•lfHT !flt Elfllllv 4.'n "i,fj CUSTO IAN ' .. ulhtrft 11 . 1 .O SPI S~rt 16.17 11.U W. 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Bus1nessmen A Service Corps of Retired chapter employ.a 16 C<1unselors "Executives, (SCORE ). has and three ACE members, been both a business-saver Acti ve Corp Executilles. and professional counselinR: Lloyd L .. Stanley, recruiter agency to hundreds of small and co-ordinator of to counsel~ • • • • 'with M1nuf1cturln1 Pitnt1 It Hoboken ... -Orange County businessmen ing centers in five Southel'n seeking advice free of charge. c a Ii Corn j a areas, Jtas .- •• For Shipment Numerous nca.r-bankrupt discovered not enough ~ ti ~ )"• + .. l'?(o ... 1•,. ~ • 'l s .... +-'J !"" I'' 7 .,, +Y.• ,,~ ~ . 7t'• ~· 11"• • "• llil.'o • 11 • ]'•'" h !'. " " nr , · 1', 6'• I '• !... ... \~ ... ~ ·~ '~ _,_ \~ fl! + ,, ~._, I '}) ~. i ~ TOtoo '• Cl.Ii + h 91 , +"" Vo l' l 8: u" Uo l Vo ' Vo • U11 14 I VII ltl• U11 1' l " 'I UP 1 1. U11 ti ' Uo \0 ! VO '8 ! Ull I ~ Ull •110 u" 1 n "" . UP 9j U11 9 I UP t 9 Vo t e U" I 8 UP I.I Vo ' P~I. n" 11 { OH 13 ('ff 1' O'I I J Ott I l nn 1 9 Ofl 11 ('I! ) I ~ iJ ' ~! l:·_"'-gH-Ji tt l ' OU l 8n s.~ II I I Oji ~I 011 'I • • And Sav1nnah ... Send P1rttto A11emble •I Bordeaux To World Wide Markets cases attending SCORE's con· businessmen are aware or tinuous C<1unscllng sessions SCORE's services. hav~-been Te turned ~O'"" pro--·-He Schedli,;;e;;;s;;;o_n_e-"ffili'~r~d~O!-o""" ducttve, success!ul b~1nesses. the counselors in the center Chlca10 "H11dquarters Multinational Corporations fln1nced In Zurich •• YA · j.lj;l Factor In W orl_d Economy By RALPH C. DEANS nationally syndicated column that be had or the wages that ~erican workers !dfter1e1 lttMrcll •'""' obtained mem95 from the Washington of-would get. f Corporatiooi with ~ensive foreign flee of the International Telephone and A host country ts likely to be of two diff Telegraph Co. (ITT) indicating the com· minds about multinational Companies. On operations answer to any erent pany had worked with the Central Intel· one hand, they bring in welcome capital, descriptions. American labor leaders Ugence Agency in a futile itlhnpt to create jobs, and introduce n e w view them as '1uporter111 of U.S. Jobs block the election of Salvadbr Allende technology. On the other, the subsidiaries abfoad . Many developing countries pie-Gouens as President of Chile in 1970. respond more readily to orders from the turt them a11 lnstrumCnts of colonialism Aiiderson's. column moved the Senate head office than they do to the host Foreign ~ations Committee to an· ·government. France, for example,-.ha1 and "0Conomlc imperialism ." Even in in-nounce it would conduct an inquiry into changed Its policy toward multinational dustrlal nations, they are often seen u the l'M' case and also into the influence corporations several times. Since 1965, Challenging national 90Vereignty, . of multinational corporations generally American investmenls there have been Not everyone thinks of mWtinational on U.S. fo~ign policy. No heariftl dates ''regarded with susplClon -and ~panies so negatively. Courtney have been set. sometimes openly disapproved," ac- B f d • f the Columbia cording _ to French economist • Raoul rl>Wn, ormer e.n o VOICE PERSISTE!ff Gr;duate School of Business,· ha a · By far the mort persistent voice calling A,~0~nada, the govemment of Prime d..Orlbed them ., "the hoped-for force for notional or ll\lern1tlonal ci>ntrol of Minister Pien:e Elliott Trudeau in· th•i ·wm ullimatelt provide• mean~. of muUin1tiofial eompaniet 11 thlt of troduced • blll Jn Parliament on May I to unlb'ing and recoqclling the ••pirallo111 organliod l1bor. American unions com· establish a governmental review of all ·of~ m1nkind:"-Sonie-academics-!Jellt"' J>l•ln lhll the lnternatlonal--....panle propoied tar.oven or Canadian -coift.. multlnatlonal com~nlea may evtntually move-tbe.ir1 manufacturing plant! to Jow· panles · having auetl of mere thlin 1upplant the nalloo·llate u the chief wage counlnea. Paul Jenninp, an A'F!,.:-•."' ,000 or revenue1 amounting to more org'!!'lur.of human a~vily. CIO vice preoident, chlrge1 thlt 85,000 than $3 million. The aovemment will SCORE, a nat1cin-w1de ag~n -and sends ·thf! remaining ones cy, offers information· about and ACE members out to con~_ sales, marketing, production au.It other counseling centers and non·profit or~anlzatlon and advise private businesses. n:iana~ement.. plus loan--.snd. BusineSses needing 8ssis- f1nanc,1al advice. lance are required to first ~ORE counselors a r e send for a. MUnselfng form . available each Wednesda y r·-, from IO a.m.-3 p.m. at the old From thls the agency 1s !I ble Orange County Courthouse. Co select the most quatlfled All SCORE members are per~n for that particular Volunteers. busmess proble.m. One of the most active Stanley admits proud 1 y members Is Newport Beach •!there have-bff_n businessmen resident John tee, a retired who have rece ived help and businessman , who has~aS!listed later became v o I u n t f: er 8 more than 100 businesses since themselves. Other call back the Oranjle County agency after months or even years to opened ln 1966. let . us know how the I~ care f u 11 y screened businesses are progressing, businessmen who h11ve owned added Stanley. or ·managed a business and While the. majority of have extensive manair:ement counselors t1.re retired and ·experience can qualify for pu.$hing 65-ye11r1 of age, some SCORE. ol SCORE'• busiest members ' . ' Athena Missile Celesco Industries of Cos ta Mesa has been awarded a l4 881 2~0 ' ~ost-p lus·incentive lee contract for In·' tegr~t!oX and launch services for Athena vehicles by the Spa<;e and Missile Systems Organizati,on, Los Angeles: An announc~ment Ir.om the Depart· ment <1! Defense stated that work .will be performed at Costa ,Mesa •nd Green River, Utah. Th~ Orange County SCORE are~y•arsandotder. Presley D¢velopment Few New Jobs· Foreseen C · , ,0 T #.' · .. , ompany · n argeri · In $14 · Million P~ct Few new jobs a~ foreseen as the mull of 1 ltU million Air · Force contract awarded th.e N e w p o r t Beach·base<L Aeronutronic division of Philco-Ford Corp. last week. Lo~uls 'F. Ht.ill, .. Pr .. tey Development Com· pany (ASE), Newport Beach, make SCAD a rea1Jstlc d'ccoy atated It knows 'el_ n.Q._ re1son to sophlsUC1ted ·ail. defense foi-the recent decllne-ln the systems, he zald. At Aeronutronic, the SCAD price of i\8 stock. [169 mllllon, mtated Io renect the acquisition of Allied Homes, Inc. of Chicago). "In accord witb. my 1wi. ment April 25 at our WUtl meeting, the second quarter, lollowln~ the 1 e 1 1 o n a 111 l!f)Lmal Oat litot period, 1how1 every lndlca\lon of belnl a r~rd quarter ._ and the ffilrd period could even uceed that.'' • OPOOoNS DIFFER · Jobi In U.S. ahoe manu!•cturing ended up disallow future takeovers of "no· 1ignil~ --:1 oveneu in the tteoe. cant benefit to Canada." J -'lriiiitever the dinerencu ol opinion, tabor'• cue qainst multinationals la niJtSnatlonal corpol'llllou, ate • now contptod In a number of 1tudlu. ~ u Im~ llcton In ·the ~ Jnternotlonal a ...... rch com· ~ ~· eom-.. Department pany ll<rvlnf ma n'y multlnatlonall, P<1>lfcllan1 tndlcata that American npor11 that ~ who Jn. ~ tnvestmenta ai>rold will 111!"""1 '. cnued ..-lnvtllment the lallnt OBSTACLES All over the world, In lacl, the muttlna· tlonala are runntnc Into obstacles. Samuel Piur, a spoclallst In ,,.. tunational llwi aees an emerging con· frontatton between ••two gJcantlc forces~ the poll!lcal power of natiQll state1 and tbe economic power of multinational companie1.'' Pisar believes the multina- ttOnaJ1 wil1 eventually overccme lhe op. pooilioo rangl!d against them and will one itaY "give birth to 1 ,;;iew aupran•· Aeroriutroiifc 1eneral . manager. said nearly 200 peo- p)e will be assfgned to the project to develop the electron· le equipment for rin unl1\lnncd aircraft decoy. "Allhoulil:h the contract will create rome new jobs." he said, "most of the people are already on the Aeronutronie pavroU ." The decoy is known •s SCAD (Suboonlc C1111st Armed program i. being handled Randall E. P~esley, pre!I· within the division's Ptnclra.-denl of the n at Io n w l de li!l!!"'-n<l_Syrve!Uarice Syotema 00.m!l!lullding 1h:m. Hld the Operstlon, he10ediby Dr--:-R. -company ts "on target '' L. Richmond ol Corona del towardl 118 announced goal of M•r. Robt~ E. McCain of growing 25 to 50 pertent each Santa An• will be the 5e;:AD year for the nU:t ttiree years. program manaier. "A1 we commence I.he 1lxth .-morith of our fiscal ytar." Presley said, "we already have sales and depo&lt con- tr1cl3 on m4 hmnes, valuod tn eiceoo of ~ million. For the enUre last O.Cal year, our gaJes juJI topped 155 million 3 Breweries Join Forces Presley said the company'• ... expallllion program Into m1J<>r new.. market areas it Hoo schedule." Five new pro}- ecta have be<n opened 80 lu tbl1 .. yur. be Slid, with lour more to open in the DU\ 411 day1. . "'J!!TI bUJlon by the erill ol thl1 year. ~ aleo lncreued domelllc employment the -.. to Raymond Vernon, a IMdllls f-al wall. Another 1tucty,completed au!l"irllf on. the mulllnotional company, In Janu111 . by ProfCllOr 'Robert P. "pilfhapa u mych u 10 polC«lt" ol • l!toba...,, of the Harvard Buolneu !OWi II bold by onl1 l'7 i:ompanlto. • ldlool, lndicat" 1hat "•t le•lll Jli0,000 y,._·, deftnltton =~tloul more Ammcana would be O\lt of jobo II co!aiion1. now.,ndety 11 lltot It· time were no U.S. ln•Ntment •brotd." ..,;,otet In 11 lout ClllUldrlel, ._ DaopUt the 1tud.les, org•nlt<d labor ui.o ot over $100 mlllloo a 1'11' 1114 bu e111 poJnt to problems In speclO. 1 ... lm!p 111boldlarleo that •C!Ctlttat W at dllltM ind cqraphlcal .,..,,.. More · .lo!ut ~ porcent ol Ill lo!f ......, lllet than 1111 p,..11, moat of tllem American, Ille! l1bor l0rct. • blVt been moved to "" ifldustrlll.I009 -'l'he chlr1• tha!/lnuttlallloaol .,... ipectall)I crtlted by th• Mexican aovern-panitl lnterltte In polltlct, ID aid ,.. In \!lent just Inside the Mexlcan border. Ac-•141JD Amtrica, baa pitied -etllllliCji. c•nll111 to 1 1m ..U1111t1 tbele planll Ja .. Arldm'lon 1111.. 1))11111 -to tlllployed to,000 -•era -II I fractlon • tlotW 1truclure." ' · '") Whit mony authorities In the field want ii an lntematiooal conference to l!talft work on how muttlnaf.k)nols should be controlled -tither by national pv.nun.nt1 or by 1 suggested in- 'tel'llltlonal 1utbori17. la ii II DOW, multlnatlonall are lArgel oullldt the COlltrol ol Decoy ) and I! Intended for u• NEW YO!lh (UPI) with B-52 strateqlc bomben. Joseph E. Seqram fc Soos The miulon of the new docoy lno. of New York and Chlv11 system will · be lo confuse Brot. Ltd. of Britain bav:e an- e .. my radar bv appe1rlng noonced they are Jolnll!1 Kirin stmllor to the 11-!2 on radar. • Brewery Co. in J1pan In Heilig sald the contract con·. creating 1 n•w firm to market toln• a provl1lon for 1n •""ed Imported wines •ltd •Uqu9r1 ' NEED TAX SHEt.TER? HOW MUCHl f7-10-&0.I OO ,OOO or mor17 ' . TAKI A HARii LON• LOOK AT CATTLI . option. there. • ' . • The rue>rch and develo.. Pr .... Uy. the JapolU'Jt 'JI!"" m•nt on the proJ!ram will duct tt perttnl of their WHlal THlal'S UP TO JO% ~°''" ..., UP TO JOO % TAX WAITl•Off ' .r cover a 4+f110llth 1><rlod-~lcohollc b<vtr..., or about • AeronutrO!llc'I. portion wUI be 20 mllllon cuu a year. The WAITI IOX l\IO: 395 to provide the electronic new bullneu II capitalized 1t11 _____ .;.,.,.;.',;,H.;..;,(7 .. l ... J.•14•1•ll-54 ____ "'1". "black box.,.•~ to M<rmtlllOn.'~ · · ~ •• I,,(.' \ "· - ' ' ' • • • • ~· . . • • 8 D~LY PILOT S11nd.u, July 16, im ' :a: • Wau nBid Real Estate Unit ue~s Ono moolh after becoming the envy ol ma11y people -the owner of a new: gold Cadillac -John Whelan of Costa Meu found hlmself selling tht cir -because his company had just given him a new, g<ild Cadillac. 2-Cadillae SalesJDan· .l t Walker and Leto be<JU•• It b . 1 the ·1arg.,t and most a&· gre.ulve c o m p • n Y • arid because Orange County ~ ouch an oul!tandlng potential for.growth," he ·said. ' . :· Backs Initiative . Tb< Watson tu llmlt«itloo 1n11i.uve gained $250.000 In financial support when the bolrd of directors of the 80.~member Callfoml1 Real Eat.ate As5ocl111 fon voted that amount in support. • The vote c"Pme in the flnRI day of a four-day midsummer meeti ng CREA held recently at the Disneyland Hotel 1n Anaheim. uwe took this· action,'" com- mented Joseph B. Carnaha,n of Northridge, CREA president , ''lo lt:l tl» campaign going. The pe6ple need to know how effective this initiative will be ·Design Fi:J:m ·Retained By Jewett ' in putting a tax celUng on prop. erty ta:xtlf. • "The Ta1e Limitation Com· milfee llM!ds to make ad vance commitments for" advertising. television tlm~. billboards, and to develop literature. ''CREA has 11 long history of fighting for legislation to give fair treatment to the propert y owner." he ad<Jed. "That's wtfat this i.s-a shift of taxes · REAL ESTATE Whelan, a real · e 1t11 t e salesman for Walker ·and Lee, Inc. 's Costa .. Mesa office, received the identical, secQnd gold Cadillac aa a bonus for achieving the best sa16 record among the firm's 700 sales Homeow ners people -for the &eeond con-secutive year. A young Irishman with a 'Celebrate' definite brogue, Whelan shat· ters the stereotype of the relati vely newly arrived irn- lo relate it to the person's A H • 1 migrant. Since coming to the ability io pay." t eig tts United States to years ago, he The to-ealled Walson in· has amassed remarkable sales iliative will be 00 t he The ne~ hom~wnert in the reCords selling both homes Presidential ff e 1ght1 com-and appliances . • November ballot. It would munity of townhomes above In only two and a half years t!lmft loeal properlf lfles to ·.-the San Clemente Golf Course wilh Walker and Lee, the approXimately $7 for each $100 "'iil San Clemente were recently wOrld's largest residential real of assessed valuation . Coun· treated to helicopter· rides and estate firm, he has been nam· ties cities and schools would refreshment~, In celebration. of ed top .salesman ~ thE: Resale ' . the complet1on of the grading Division the last two years. each get $2 , I n t er co u n t Y of Jots at the hilltop project. Both in 1971 and 1972. he was districts would get 50 cents Over 200,000 cubic yards or givi!n t~ coveted ·~Sammy'' districts-irrigation, mosq~ dirt wa's movtd to accomodate . Award by tbe· Orange County and special district.s-lrriga· the 120 towphornes in the first · Sales and ~rketing Ex· tion, mosquito abatement, etc. two units, or Which almost 100 ecutives Club for hi1 outstand- -50 cents. ha ve already been reserved. ing sales Achievements. d h The afternoon party at-For his ' 1971 s a 1 e 1 The legislature woul ave tended by over 500 people, was performance, Walker and Lee COSTA MESA'S JOHN WHELAN, A SALESMAN WITH WIN~G WAYS . , ~and a ~qus of .10 percent of his annt.M Cbmmtssions, in ad· dition to the new Car. "For the pa'st two years , John has established a tremendous record for the SSO • people in our Resale Division 10 shoot at," observed Ernie LeBla nc, eastern regional vice president for the division. ... graduated with a liberal arts degree. "After a whi le, I felt that t ju'st outgrew Ireland," Whelan said recently. "It really i!l rather a slow and almost out- dated country, espeeially for young people. "Twice, I visited Chicago and \~;as excited by the cit y - lhe traffic ani:I the character of the people. So, I decided to move to the ·United States.'' before truning to appliance sales at Sear and Roebuck. After four years as a suc- cessful. refrigerator salesman, he moved to · Southern California and sold appl iances at Sears in South Coast Plaza \Yhen the store opened. "The challenge of selling rcfirgerators finally wore oH after a ·couple more years, so I took real esl;lte classes and received my broker's license. "After three months with another realty firm , I c}\ose Whelan '• first full year~ Walker and Lee. 1970, wa ~'. Jy lmpressive. He 110Jd an ~ 6(1 existing homeJ worth Q:.s million. '"It only takes confldeoce and enthusiasm to be a ,UCO cessful salesman," according to Whelan. ' "You have to be turned. :qn about selling and also by 'tbJi.t you are sellin9. To be a fl!c.·. cess, you have to have th.~IO to wa nt to make yo ursel(:Ule best at everything you d4. Whelan employs a private secretary at hi! own expense to budget the lil'ne in hi.s usually he<: tie day. S&has the responsibility of kWng an open chilnnel t o f com- munications with. his clients. She also helps buyers get theil' utilities turned on, and s~n(ls out Rnniversa ry 11nd birthd8Y' cards to former client s. .. ,,She is fundamental to-my success," Whelan s a id . "Because of-our great rapport with the homeowners in the Costa Mesa area. we ha\'e esta blished a large refmal list which brings us mucb· of· our business. .~ The l\fel Grau D e s I g n Corporation of Newport Beach bas been named to colof coordinate, d e 11 I g n and dtcOTate t~ interiors of th., 'model hOmes and sales office of North Sboret, ,the new Jake,.side comm.unity or ex· ecutive hQmes in~Lake For·e11t, near El Toro. to provifle $825 per pupil for hosted by John C. Douglass, also gave Whelan an oil com· is provision for retiring t>orided Jr. president, and Alfred 8. pany credit card for Ill year debt and noating new school Osterhues, executive v i c e Whelan was born in 1939 in Kildare, Ire I a n d. After seriously considering t h e priest hood, he went to Trin ity College in Kildare a n d bonds with approval of the pre!l ident, of the Douglass· voters. · Pacific Corporation, develop- No· welfare could be !UP-ers or the $11.l million Land Planner Reports Coming to 'Chicago 10 years .!!Igo, he tried several jobs 1'8y keeping in close toUch "'ilh my bu ye rs. I've already ' listed some of th_eir houses >nd" sold them a second home..·~ · Richard 'Jewett, president of tM-R. C. Jewett, Inc., builder and developer of the 58.7 million. 159 unit development of 1uxury homes. pointed out the· nationally known design corporation i! considered to be the founder and leader In the color and design coordination f1eld. having done over 500,000 homea since Its Inception in Los Angeles 11 years ago . North-Shoreii offers three and four bedroom homes with convertible dens and • up to tflree baths, prl~ from $4.1,800 to $63,000, and nearly evfty home is on the 1hore of the newly created Lake Forest lake. The plans were prepared by Orvin Hollingsworth, ooted Southern California designtr. Textures, materials a n d plans used in the prestige bomet are attuned to the natural surroundings of the hidden lakeside selfing. Architect's drawings and renderings · are available for 11tudy daily at the sales office trailer, with sales under the direction of Walker Lee, el· elusive sale! agent. From the San Diego Freeway. exit at El Toro Road and drive north one mile to Jeronimo, left to Can.Ida, right on Can.!llda to -'1'-oledo--1.ane and North Sho,.. In Lake Forest. ported by property tax es. 308 home project. To replace revenue lost in OWner!l, city and county of. the sruft, sales tax would go ficials and prospective buyers up from five percent to seven attended the festivitie . percent . Corporate l n come Tht exciting new develop. taxes would· go from 7 .6 per-ment provides p a n o r a m j c cent to 11 percent, with no in-view's of Orange County's crease in personal Income tax. southcoast from Dana Point Banks and insur.anoe compan-south to the Western White ies would pay the same taxes House while Santa Catalina as .. other corporations. Cigar-Island seems like a "stone's 4!lte, and liquor taxes '\\'OU!d throw" away on clear da ys. go up SO cents per gallon. The two and three bedroom, There i! an 'oil and mlneral one and two story homes, are severance tax. being constructed on stepped Carnahan said CREA pl8teaus in clusters of\ six members in 172 local boards around a center courtya rd. By of Realtors throughout the so doing, the views of the !late will be active in the tax ocean, golf course and sur- limitatioii initiative Campaign, rounding hills and valleys are working with the Gallfornia maximized to lhe best passi ble Farm Bu re au Federation, extent. California Apart.merit House A total or JO swimming pools 0 w n er s As:soclation. Cat-will be placed throughout the tlemen's AssOciatloc aqd other 40-acre community and C<f1· supporters. nected to the home clusters by '' l t 's the .average lighted pa thways through homeowner and' tenant who's acres 'or flower gardens and being hurt by akyrocketing lawns. property t8xes,'' Can1ahan Conventional financing Is commented . "He's carrying a available for the homes, priced disproportionate share of the from $25,990 to $39,990. load and it's getting higher A sales office is open daily and higher, a fa ct that at 2313 S. El Ca mino, Real in lawmakers have acknowledged San Clemente. under the for yelll'S but have not seen direction of Charles P. Day, fit lo do anything significant executive vice president o{ about.-Here's a chance lo give . Tiffany Realty, lnc., ei:clusi\le that relief and do it fairly." sales agent. Ecology Increases Costs of Housing Most men at the age of' S3, like Whelan. are still climbing the ir career ladders to sue• ceM. Toda,y, Whelan reigns as the top existing h o Jfi e salesman of the w or I'd:'• The era of ecology can be economics, ~anning and receive approval. and rights of all people , not largest-selling residential real expected to Increase housing architectural divisions. ''Certalnly this is going to just those of a small bot estate firm -it sold lOJO~· costs .from fi ve to 10 perce nt, Flood advisc-<i developers to · cost more money. But, con-highly vocal grpup, If today's homes last year. ';-; ..;.. a leading land planner has be "willing to spend time and sider what it will cost the environrriental gap is to be;==========; reported. mone y and accept greater "Bui·ldi·~ communi"ti"es wi.th . . developer who doesn't spend bridged. ""-' risk.1 1n trying to achieve a lower densities and preserv ing balance between providing the extra dollars. You pro-Both sides must become natural hillsides end wooded housing _ in both urban and bably '\\"on·t get approval for aware that esthetics and areas costs more money, and recreat iona l areas -and the project, and you 'v e economics are inseparable. · both develOpers ·and the working to preserve our already laid out thousands," and the developer and )!is land bu yi ng public must be ready natural resources." .he said. planner must accept the to pick up their shares1 of the Environmental sa feguards, Flood also urged ecologist! responsibility of designing and tab," David Jay Flood told 2 according to Flood, must be to start thinking jn terms of building communities which do national conference on ·~HOus-built into a development from public use, not selfish in-not destroy the en vironment," For Weekender · Advertising : Phone 642-4321 .. ing and the Environment" the outset if the·project is to terests, and consider the needs he said. sponsored by Professional 1_'.'.:'..::'.'.'.:::'..'.'...:'.'.'....".~'::'....'.'.--"'.......:".::".:'.'..::'.'..':'.'.:::'.'.:'.:'...'.'.:..'..::::::_::::;:::::_ ______ ~=========== Builder magazine in San Fran· cisco. . , Flood 11ald his estima te of increased cost.s comes from S(veral projects his firm is master plaruting in various sections of the nation. "These extra costs resuH from ecological studies and additional land planning and engineering to provide the en· vironmental safeguards now demanded by governmental and regulBlory bodies," Flood sald. Winner of NAHB Gold Nugget Grand'Awanl for design and construction of Townllouses. NeJ' Sea Terrace Townhomes at Laguna Niguel. Spectacular ocean views withTuwnhomes attached.".;· 1 R~agan to ·Keynote The L o s Angeles-based architect and land planner cautioned. bu l Ider s and developers lllgainst expecting project3 which include these environmental safeguards to gain approvals without some opposition. This is the new look of living on California's coastline-luxurious Sea Terrace Townbomes at Laguna NigueL Directions: Go south on the · San Diego Fwy. to Crown Valley :> · Pky.exit. '.lbmright (approx." · 6mi) toPacificCoastHwy. Governor Heads CREA Speakers List • ' The en vironmentalist demands that land be preserv- ed in Its natural state, but ci!co at that time of the saving the land for the future year,'' he added. "Sometimes without making it useful to the we overlook the tourist at· present generation is not and tractions of San Francisc. cannot be a solution,'' Flood Californians enjoy them just sa id. Gov. Ronald llugan will be the keynote •~ker It the an- nual convention or ,) b e California Real .E 1 l a t e Asso<iatlon Oct. .9.12 In San Francisco, it wu annou'need by Clyde Cournale, San Fran- cisc. convenliOn committee chairman. Eat«ite Bolrdl, w1¥.1 will fqllow the governor on Wedpesday, and ·Dr. Anthony Vtiwns, Jr., of Chicago. as olhers do ." "On the other hand, the Among special event.I pl,an-developer must pay more at· ned are a prayer breakfast tentioo lo the impftct his proj- before the opening general ect will h a v e oo the en· &e.SSion, a fashion show, and a vironment. And, both sides diMer-dance. At the flnal must realize the costs in- morning se54ion on October votved,'' he added. Situated on gently rolling hills, the views at Sea Terrace Townhomes are unforgettable: sailboats, . blue water, and Catalina Island in the distance. Choose from one and two story models, 2·3-4 bedrooms with up to 2\;l baths. All-elecmc kitchen, forced air heating, large walk-in closets, wall-to.wall carpeting. All you could poosibly desire is here. • Left 1 mile to Niguel Rd. . Left on Niguel Rd. w: · Sea Terrace Tomlhomes office. .. • . ~ He said the govei-nor wiU be the keynote :speaker at the opening general s es s i o n Wednesday, OcfCJ9er 11. Dor· lng the four days, gener81 sessions are ICheduled tfor Wednesday Md Thursday mornings. , ,Qow.ns is senior vice presl- den( of the Real Estate Rese1rCh Corporation and i.!I much · in demand for his definitiY't comments on trends in the real estite market na~ tional!y. llis topic will be "The 1971-72 Real Estate Outlook" .11t _. the general session on Thursday, Coumitle said the convention program will In cl u de work.shops. and a series of educatlonal.conference11 cover- ing every speciallzed field of the real estate •busineRi. "We're also stressing the fun aspects of being In San Fran· 12. directors and delegates Then Flood raised the ques- will elect a slate of ollicers for tion, "How far can we go in the year 1973. increasing these costs." You'll find Laguna Niguel is a fun place to live .. The climate is great and everything you need is close at hand Golf or tennis your game? Memberships are available to both the El Niguel Country Cltib and the Laguna Nigoel Tenriis Club. And the beach, with your own privateentranceand pm king area, is3 blocks away. Further sooth, 21;! miles, ii the Dana Point Marina. • Other speakers he an· nounced as confinned are Fred C. Tucker Jr. of In· dlanapalis. president of the .Na- tiooal Association or Real The first two days will be "We cannot go so far as to devoted to meetings of the price near1y everyone -with a s soc i at Ion 's some 50 the possible exceptions of J. statewide committees. Paul Getty or the Aga Kahn - Other speikers and events, out of the housing market," wifI be announced as con· , answered Flood, w b o 1 e firmed, Coumale said. org~i.zation include! I and Here is a fine selection of superb new homes. They are in Mesa Verde, on the last good land in Costa Mesa's best neighborhood. v ALUABLE LOCATION -MllDY homea adjoin the Costa Mesa Country Club Golf Cotm1e. Here is a world apart; a C01111try village almosphere, yet convenient to !lll'.jor Southland rent.ers of commerce, education.and recreation. • -' I .... If you want to start life anew, come see the new Sea Terrace 'IOwnbomes at Laguna Niguel. There's nothing like them. .Anywhere. . , • · .. · .. • ' ' • • -. " , ' ,, ' ' \ I • ,, • • " ., , t • .. ' . ., •• • ' DAILY l'tLDT •• ·Florida B 01111d? · B ·eware IY DOR0111Y M. BROOIS prtvttece1-track record. Ooct oo etrU., NEW . YORK (UPI) _ -"AU prol"'rty, In a<ldition, development to learn ii a y.,... juJt liout , cltclded ahould be 11tualecl in 1 growth builder hu lept bis com· P'loridJ't the place for you. area. Land values increase in mitments· there. O\lnca az:-you ,tl\Qtk life ln the aµnsblt11 relation to their environmtnt 11 there are nt srtPes OD bis • Would'be .;..,,. IUD. ot perl>apa • Growth lllUM schools health ••rlltr' projects, )'OU won' for "escalator claU:SeS" co• oeeming maiJlttn1nce a n d aervlcts . . . r e t u n d &r· rancemenlS . . . restrictk>n1 on your penonal life ..• rights or restrictions on sellin& or willing the property. iJr I multi-unit llnJCl.Uro, O>n-notintl owntnhip ot on apm. ment with warranty deed. 1imll1r lo ownmhlp of a 1insJe. !amity Haictence, T!Mt aparltntnt can be mortpatd, aold, leased, or btquealbed, subject only to the rulu of tho condominium 1s10Ciltlon. · ydu'H retlr~ _ or ma.ybe [1cilltles, jobs. . ' have aoy ii you buy Into his ll!ll lhi!Wn& lbou! retiring "Tllo business background new .... _ . 'a'IX\ fed 'a .v"'~lon home now ·I of 1lT people behind a com-. -Insist on a firm ~ate In Inti ' wlMiid mau a goop heacbtalt. · pany should be c h e c k e d col\lt11;t, Check with other · ~. L. 1 ~P)t.n; litt~I-' t™?roughly. Local banks, Ule •· res~dents to s~ I( the bull~er ~ dent Ot ftotl1 Palm Bta~h -. Chamber ~f Commerce, the dehvcred oo his ccntracts with OnJ y a laWyer can intetpret the "fine print" in a contract and .po.int out any possible ha:r.ards, Kaplan said. Hb fee, will be modest in comparison to the risks you could be tak· Jng, I ln I iondomlnfum1 you OWft' ..., · , . Colonj', .Inc., ctevdoper of co~ Better ~Os1~ess Bureau should them . .. ' ~mlptum COl'OQ\Ul'lities in be queried. -Never enter Into a con-~JlQyal ' 't!-~ ·1 ~ach,' •Br.a-Traps for the unwary con-tract without checking it with You're oot qulte surt u- -~lot .. St: P~tersburg and dominium buyer, Kap I an your lawyer. For instance, actly what a condominium is · HaOtlbd*le,' Fla., tw some aCI-warns. involve month I y while many states no\v ha\'e vice for you. · • maintenance rees which can laws governing condominiums, ~ "'Al~;, 'he 'U.y's · •"ttie ' be escalated to exorbitant Kaplan noted, these laws are • eia of unethlc'll'F'\oridi land ' ~eights, and restrictions block-general and don't cove r · deYeloplnent Companie'.1 t s · mg the sale of apartments. specific features that may be eJ\t\ea · ind cust.Omers are He urges all prospective vital to you. Especially y,·atch 1'"'rom 1n informative little booklet put out by Roya\.Palm Beach Colony, condominium defined : A method o.-f ownership of an lndiVidual unit your own 1,partment1 baw- your own mortgage and Pl1"' your own taxes. Ycu ire not responsible (a~ yo~. mi&ht be. Jn a cooperative where you own not your own uolt but a share (If the corPoraUoo •hlch owns the buildinc) if 1nothet res1~enl fails to makt hi• monthly payment or meet his tax obligatk>ns. ··guararlteed protkfM>n froin condominium buyers to follow disreputable 'd.e:ve!Qpers with the following procedures: the .growing m&turity of the -Be wary -or unrealistic H Lo St d d u d development companies. it advertising claims I b 0 u t -0 Ille an an .. ar s r~.e . • -1 • still behooves the buyer to monthly maintenance ctucrges. ~- ,,. •. • -• • ·, • ... • ~ .,1, • ~-~ware." -• ln oNltr to insure agliinst ~ . TW_l _LVl·INCH THICK WALLS KEEP BEACHWALK HOMES 5011NDPl!OOF-• No lllnd should be bought, he skyrock_eting !ees~ make the :Thick Walls in Beachwalk . - When A. J. Hall Corporation designed Beachwalk luxury townhomes i n Huntington Beaeh, their team of designers and · -engiileers created a totally new method r o i eliminating noise pollution. board insulation in each wrapped in insulation for com- s~parate stud wall,_ ~ith de~d te soUnd control. air space and fuush w " ause there is absolutely layers make up -.... . . ·phenomenal new insulation in plumbmg located m the stresses, unless it bas been.ap-developer supply estimated..._ WASHING~N (AP) -The proved. ~1 the Fk>rlda Land maintenance costs, including federal housing ~partment Sales B88M1 According to that such factors as real estate has proposed ~OOards. for organi.zation, there are more taxesJ costs of main£aining the seven . ~tropohtan a r e a s th,an 200 compa_nies selling and swimming pool, And other ·governing the amounts of ~et- . developing real estate Jn recreational ( a c i I i t i e s , . tl~ent costs In conneellon Florida. ' prevJous costs ol utilities and , w1tl\ governme~backed home Sales oi all land , con-costs of ground maintenance. loans. ·domiriiums or self-contained -Be wary of elc:orbitant The proposed. standards. • communiiie:i should be baserl management "ag'rtements. k -published in the· Federal on full knowledge a n d ruthless developer oftep will Register Wednesday . are a disclosur", Kaplan stressed. assign himself a high malMlge-first step toward establishing "A company offering quality ment fee. national ~ilings on settlement land should have nothing to -Check with people who costs in connection' w 1 l h hide," he sjiid. "Every land arf-eady have moved into the mortgage transactions insured contract should provide the condominium. It's wise to deal by the Department of !lousing buyer with i n s p e C t i o n with builders with 1 proven and Urban Development . . ;;-stanQards would cover the metropolitan areas of tleveland. Newark, N. J ., San Frarici~co; Seattle, St . Louis, \Vasb1ngton and lls Maryland and Virginia suburbs which"is considered ()ne area. \ Although the ceir'tngs would co\'l'r loans ln.wrcd by HUD'• l•'rdrr11l !lousing Administra- tion , loans guarantN'd by the Vetr r.:-ins Adnunist'ration are .expected to be ('overed later. It is also C9ntemplated tha f :-;tandards n•HI be set in the -ruture for additional areas "' h e r e George Romney. , _, ,IC secretary or bousingi_nd Urliin ~ development, deter~s that excessive charges are bf!ing collected from mortgagors and sellers . Under the Jlome Finance Art of 1970, 1 comprehensive survey wa11 'made of all HUD and VA closings during March 1911. Analysis of this coet data and information as to th• nature-of the aervices rHidered r&Sulted in the development (If proposed m:..1.imum charges which were then revie>A•ed by l~UD insuring offices person- nel for tht aeven 1reas. Twelve-inch .thick adjoining wallst . three layers of sound all Beachwalk homes. Drain common walls, residents don't lin~ for second stories are hear water tanks running cast iron and plumbing pipes from bathrooms and kit~ to the second stories are chens," commented Ca I .-----------------------------:.-. ---------------.... -------.. Furman, sales manager at Ocean Hills Previewing Homes in San Clemente you take into account all o( Ocean Hills' favorite en- vtronmenta l and recreational _ Beachwalk. "Arld due to the , thicla)ess and detail of the In- sulation. homes are climate Controlled for keeping homes warmer in winter and cobler during summer months." , A. J. Hall has used this ef·· fcctive and ~roven insiilating method at 91.her I u x u r y California communities in- cluding: La Costa Village in Rancho La Costa: Mount La e I em en ts, 1 ' observed Jolla and The Village in San ' • Preview Of Come watch them being built, and see the . - . • • ring! -. -... -·-• - 'Ocean Hills, the new $9.3 m'illion, golf~riented, ocean- view townhouse community iri San Clemente, is now open for a preview shoWing, il was an- nounced this week by Wai-ren Sturtevant. principal in La Quinta StyleUne Development Co .. tht Newport Beach-b11sed deve10per. Sturtevant. The prices range Diego. from $23,950 to $37,500. '"The increase in low . -. -',_. With no advertising or pub1.leity -except for two billboards -Ocean Hills 95- htme first plffise is already Jl\Cre than hallway sold. Fifty- 111: have been purchased;--• 'Most of our early buyer r~ponse has been from people ~ious to e~P:t the smoggy . lr1land areas, said Sturtevant. "We a,so are attract In b buyers from nearby coastal cities and even out of state. Because the project is on a bluff overlooking the ocean, buyers are most impressed wt_th the view and the peace and quiet. ~·H~ pr;ces are extremely competitive, particulnrly when Agent Set or Forest Butler Housing Corp. has 'fe- lfned Walker & Lee, Inc., as ~~lusive 1 a I es represen- titives for Lake F o r e s t Townhouses, a 77-unit. $1.9- nlilliofi townhoU'se 3nd duplex • ptioject in Lake Forest, Presi- dlnt Merrill Butler Jr. an- neunced this lVeek . !Lake Forest Townhouses wbt have two-and three- _bldroom plans with u·p to tw<r 11id-<mO-ba!f baths. Both single apci t~1tory models will be arailable, all with two-car nrages . 31.e a.4-acre project will hive a full complement of ~ation facilities, including a · recreatk>n club and swim· nfng pool. Prices are ex- ~ to range from $22,450 128,ll50. Since the establishment o( maintenance type homes . over the Western White House in the last few year! has San Cl{mlente, the area's ideal demanded certain engineering climate has been ·•atiooally and · architectural noted."San Clemente noW is changes-we1ve made ·PrG- one of the best addresses in gress where the homebuyers Orange County," commented demanded it,'' adPed. Furman. Bob Bulmer Walker and Lee's "We've taken great care in account m~ger for Ocean making sure that Beacbwalk Hills. _ , · • . , · . buye~ w.W never _:be pon- • ~-' . ·" '· ' · Cefbed 11bbut 'the-problem of The ~ramie View· ftol'n &0U1Jd and the neXt door Oc~. HiJl5.}SP.811S more than 'gb1..tl r ,, • ,. • f' ~ • . , 180 ·degrees. -'MaiiY. of tne nei .100.rs. -· · ' homes in the first unit su'r-Priced from $36,000, these round ·a .nine-hole pitch and one-arid two-Btory -homes are putt golf. course. And.-. an , lPr ~vailable i!'1 five plan': ~eat~ hole course is just minutes 1ng generous use of ceramic. from Ocean Hills. The second tiles, wciod shingle exteriors fecal point of the de velopment and .shake. roofs.. be.rmuda . is the recreation center which shutters and expanses of. has game roomsL {, he3ted ts. sliding glass. . _ meter swimming pool~ ·and Beachwalk 'recreation. shufneboard courts. i , . t\menilies consist of Beach . When complete; OCealf, Hills House . No. 1 and No. 2 prp- will consist of ~. ~ \riding a pool table, juke box, with a total or 2f5 .-es. ' da.DCe a'rea,f card tables and a Four models aie 3v ibJe.. community :kitchen. Adjacent Two are two--bedroom plins·-~to~ lhe· ~: ~ are: a the single story Catalina and junior olym~ize.. swimming tht two·sto·ry Ocean pool ;· dieraPY ·p001; .and' Vista. Both of. the t h re e-cabana for swim suit ch.&.nges, bedroom models, Jsl3nd View with. saunas and showers. SiX and Ocean Breeze, have two ·. additional pools_. cabanas., and levels. Doored ·vo~eyball courts are The unusual exterior design planriecf throughout the. com- on all models incorporates munity. Spi-inkle'r areas and Spanish tile roofs. stucco ex-parks· for · children are also· a terior alid 'vertical rough t'ex-major artraction. · • lured siding. All utility lines F'ully furnished award win- are underground. ning models decorated by Architects are Judson W. Erickson and Associates are Pittam and Robert G. Jones of on display daily from 10 a.m. Pittam, Jones and Associates, . to 6 p.m. Beachwalk Wfll Encino. San~y Blake of Blake d ~~I g n ed by Wa It er Designs, Inc., Sherman Oaks, RichardSQn and ! e a l u r e s did the interior design. Ken· landscaping bf P.O.D. of nelh F. Mitch<ll and Orange County. Associates .of Los Angeles are The planned residential the land planner!. development may be reached Ocean Hills may be reached by taking t h e San Diego by !liking the Camoo d• Freeway to Golden West Est.rella exit from the San Avenue and proceeding south Diego Freeway and traveling to Beachwallr at 19751 Deep 1 lh: blocks east to the main en-Harbor Drive in Huntington tren<:e. Beach. , ,. J!fssion. Viejo t .. ·f.~8arcelona Breaks Records -. . ~ , .. ' " • ,. . -. fr\ ~" ~··. • The garden spot of the Cal:ifornia coaStline. The 1llliqae lot and Boor pl1111, ufeatmedat se&Temee Garden Homes, uae all the land; "' proTide more home and more pnl.en andgreen1m111 to enjo7 • The moment you -the gentle hiJi. -cmtdooJr:IDC the ocean JOU will midemtmd euctly what we 1D1111 bf p!dm epot. We wilt build _.i.ny cleCsned bomel, celled Sea 'Ilrn..., Garden Homee, on this pi<>- tuzwque land· which will toke advantage of every 11101.bl8 foot, inside 1111d out, to provide mote home for You to uee ·and more ~ and green areas to 'tiljoy. lww 1"0l)dodnDy camp1ote life can he iD these hie 2.:ss4 bedroom, 2 hath, Sea ~GadenHom& Thil iii typical of the lninc at I.agnna Niguel. )Vu have your own private reoiea, tion facility a abort walk 1xom·y00r c!Oar •. There's ~the privateE\Niguel Country Club .for goJfen and the private l.agaila ' Niguel 'ThnDis Club for tennis hulls. 2\2 miles 10uth ii the Dana Point Marina, . ' "home port" tor Lagana NigueL If you have been lociking for a pnlsn apot ill which to live, maJre plona to come ·- • \ • • .. -, , :~'::i: 1 lotll of HO homes for young lomllie!, living room ceilillg •nd 1 walk· ~ ..,_..., In anlY New Bartelona ollen tudl "'In .-olf the muter Mllto. • llllce -1al, Ntw feat.Jrel as hicb wulted U•inl Tho leCOlfd bedroolil eon be Homel at lillakm rocm' ceillttp In 1 e • 1 r 1 l converted into a pueot'.( -doltiDod to 1nak lllOdels, 11111 lflldom walk-in rdrul • -marb"Oltht .-lnaiillllbwlllllUler Tho Olarro la I lhtte- J. . ' l \' IUk bedroom, two-bath home .. )Ii'~ -•11 II! 11t1 o l 'l1le :mt.:'1c111_,,,i ol deaJcnod tbot tbe bedrooms nlll__ilioilloool, ...... olitclf' tho Now I flnJltd s olloctlmy laolated from , We want you to -tJiiB &arden spot toa.f--•hile 'construction iii under W"'f and belon the crowd.I ~ But bring a little imagination with you becaWIO, u yet, the mo.w-.. ........ t been completed. Btasia, .. hl11P""7 ..-olke cka .... ,..., ......... ad-mhriatme • H' ta""'· 'lllll'll .Sa pd idea of .out eui1 today and -~.,.. Do 1•·· Go __ ,..._ ~ ... haw1i:roler,indudjarS.'nm.ce'Dnm.• =11:f~a•~*: -\"'I • ~----I----_:, bOr-. ~Loftoall~a;:'~ ' h'lllilotwllli:roa-==. . lo will ·-· ardllledlnl 111111 .. lennll ..., .... quiet. I *'.::.r* -<:'"",.., ~ wldt U. 1 Dvlnf -lot sf'eol<r .-... • ........ IJorim, ol °"""'" "" lllr.. New -Ifft""" In---11111 t.....tort Ruotl!: wood and -It eluded In tho purchue price ~ .. ofltnl la IC •lev1· utUiad, !'!• .... Ibo 1"!111' ol a~ bullt·ln ronp 11111 oven, .,., wfl!l !Wo, three-and four· 'Ml'"'"" Vltjo, and • muqnry diahwalhfr 1nd dlsp111I, cop-"'',.. 1"0dela. ll'llA, VA fire~ wllJ 'be 1vllllble 11 per lct-maket' line, <111tlel for ...tlonal llJlencing are an Op6on. , , an QUtdoor 111 blrbtque, Tho Dorado, ' to u r • l1<1vy dul)l Insulation 1ad co.,. on 1h~Jh1d• · m, t,...51or1 model c~le drlvtwa.y1. ollltldM!nl .._. lllnl 1 .. Pirate U-sllaped New Barcelono holw m1y Ntl' 11artelo111 deslpl bon with a lnaklast nook, be reached by takinc the Sin 111tlo«ltnlal. with do'll lind 111 epllopol den or fourth Dlqo Fntwoy Iii Lt Pu ymls 4lllpod for out· bedr--.as. Rold, Lt Pn to Marperile Brillll ..,,. ...... I th ff.. Plrkway, left .. Marcuorit• to pro•l4a w-. -...,. bomo to Trallueo -· -loll to -lilllHamllJ I • •• •n 1t\rAU7 ........... -· ' . • \ I I ' • from 543,900 ' r I ' Sea Terrace Gardett Homes · Laguna ~iguel • ihe$b°" rom~d~ity ' • I • . j • , • ' • J,f DAILY ,!LOT '""""·July 16, 19n Real · E•tate -Que•tion•/Comment . By Re•ltor R•nd•ll McC•rdl• We hne • ftw doll1n to invest. I have bHn thlrik· int •'*" lnvestlnt in re1I ett1te. Pl• ... glv• me • word of ,iildom to htlp convince my husbond. Wo htve boc\n htolf1tl"9 •and rnt1nwhll1 prlcH keep going up ind up ••• H we d.n't ttart, our Investment program soon, we • - REAL ESTATE 1 l Mesa Ar«!1altttt Speflks l11 DfJ • ::: Building, En~ronment 'peace'1 .. With lmJl"'ved ~onlng "By lmJl"'Vlng zoning Zoolntl Ill open -olt<n n~ ll1Ql'O and mono by appearance. and mv4tlnc regulalloos, 1 cooperallve regulllloru! and 1chievlng bet· folll bocauM the authors anlculite aDil ~ti! ~ the Impact or ldvantal~ of tho relaUonsblp between develop-ter oooperaUon between the 1rbltrirllJ atrive at a aet poaal.s, just as ft ls tnfluenced project to the commun~." ment teams and governmental development team and figure tiued" on code I. by articulate and forceful re-Richardson a1ao urtl!l:cru-bodies, and better pr-· 1overnmental bodies, we CID rather than relaUng density 1 Uvel _,..;,;;, tas • talloru! by these teams, the creale better commun!Ueo for factort IQ the cross tile are1.'' Wtance. Uon of "re 1 1 ~ homebuilding Industry can Im-1 public wblch Is aware ol lls Rlchotdson,aald thal ...Ung "If comml!ftlcalloo meam codes to show the ldvllllages prove the overall envlroomenl environmental neecls. Wttb lhQuld generally a Pt c 11 Y other than public debate are of 'fuDo over more con- while creating belier cbm· good plam>lng by arcbllecls pezfonnance r<qulmnents In employed early, a lot of em-ventkiiil, lo,...r densi!J. l;ypes ·muniUes •. · • lllCI developers, PUDI can be tmii)ofrelalloo!blpobe"'een bsrrusmenl csn be avoided, of development." ;:. That'• whal w 1 1._,r responsive to I variety o1 bulldlDg and land USI • pudcularty for 1overnmental WbeD PUDo.,. reJe#I. the " -·t be 1bl1 to st1r1 anything, Any words of wladom? ,._ ______ J ~ M.A. J,, Costa Mell 1 "A moment'• rellectlon mllll con'flnce you of two • • things: first, that landl are o! pennanent value; that ~ thera LI ec:arcdy a polSibililJ' oC their fa!llnf in price but ahnoet a moral certainty ot their ralllng ceedlng)y In talue , •• " 'Ibis excerpt WU writlal . 12, 1778, Richardson, o nstlonal awaid ecoloifcll, IOcla1 and econ-"Bui c••llMftCH mllll loot olllctala. Bef<n ma j or reUOlll for dealal olllOld be Greig Designs Bristol Cove winning Ccxita M..a architect, nomk: factors. lint o1 all al the merill.ol a . clecJslonl.,. ftqUlre!I, amall 1p1ollltd, RI.- told bullderl al tbe N1li0111I "Ifwehavotho~y Jnjecl,"hopolntedou~"and detalls csn be wortd out a11erltd."~ A.uocialloo of Homebuilders' to uplaln a dntlopmeul and Dot reduce Pllmllni coocepta ,lllrouih plannlD1 rommlalona qenclet lllou1d 'I~ Seminar on Condominiums chow thal .11,......m to com-to a numb<D game, by and coancil wmbbop oesslonl, modlllcatlODI Illa! ·,..u and Cooperative Hooslng In munlty ClllCel1ll, ,.. can rtlU1allnl llllCh things ., the wblch would not be opm to tho, the project acceptable;. Wo -m to b~ ind Hll rNI Hloto Robert Greig & Associates, Washington, D. C., last week. ellmh!ale criticisms that en-ratio of prlvale open space to publlc. 'lben, Ill coocerned of a Oat ~jecllm wJ11t3!o u --• Newport Be ch ha ·--un~~-~ by local viroomentallactonhavebeen COl1llDmHlll open space." citizens' _......._ CID be planstlon. ·.·:: we're~w•-nayi~ money to '°"'* title a . s ~n '~~......... .,_.......,.... by George WashlnJ1111 to hlJ stepoon; J, P. stls. •-~ ··• I governmental agencies ~~.i ''"""red." Ad__., .... closer Ii>-answered in the public hear· "H we are to ··-....ve -nd yet newr IMm to r.eceive en commiss oned to d e 1 1 g n a.ilU "6'.... ·---a ~ ~ • pol of lhe public to all typeJ of land Rlchard!on said thal zoning •ol•enwnt with tho com· lngs that follow. uDSD!mous endorsem~ fa< •lwlp h1w to haw • Icy title i '600,000 Bristol Regenc;y'. a development is increasingly 1hould be uaed to achieve such ~ty fro!D the outset cf the ··~n presenting • PUO PU.DI," RI chord•'.'!~ COl'.l· nece111ry to have • policy of tit I• ln1ur1nc w a t e r f r o n t condonuruum evident ,. rucbardaon said. goals as more effieimt land proJect, Richardson said that proposal to c o m ni u n i t y eluded,· "we must rnal'o· their new houH or iust • used home? development in Bristol Cove, a "Pl~ unit developments use, and a higher ratio of opep the developer should g o spokesmen and local govtrn-riature and a d v a _n-$; g e 1 -, , • . B. B., Newport Be~ch w at~ r-oriented residential \ (PUDs ) have b c en a space. . through the conceptual pro. men t officWs. developers perfectly clear. This :~ be TiUe in~ce ~ very tmpo~L You J!ll)'-Jtva area m Carlsbad. . .• ~ particular target bec&use the ~··1.oning abould not attempt cess· wi~h comm~ity. leaders. should :epah! Uwroughly by aCcompllsbed via eduq.ijona l dangeroualy. if you deSl?e, but the tiUe pollcy Is]~ lhot, . The dev~111 oo Marina public oflen vjew1 PUil> as to predetefflilqe Bite pbn com-If legitimate obJeclioos are analyzi.0 the site, conducting Pl'Oilams, by p~·con an "lnsuranca pollcy" ln&urlng that th hOmo you .ere Drtv'e win"Of!ir clbree-story apartment project., wben tn pooenll, or llhou1d DOI dlclale rahed, they can then be market studies, determining crele uamples o! .Jils!Jng purchulng Is free Cll·llena, cloiull 1gainJt tho t!Ue, con-·living IDlits, pr!llate boot slips fact they usually Include the locstlon ol perking· « recognl2ed and dealt wllh. how the physical plan and Its hlgIHiuallty PUil> ":t h a I furloa In lh• priof ownerablp, etc. Remember, whether .... llUbterranean parking, •ingle.fanUIJ homes Ind..... 'open spaces, for bamp1e, H be "It abould be kept In mind pezformanco respond t 0 del1IOllllrate their neJlhlllty tht house Is brand now or u5ad, IOlllOGlll bu owned tho' reported' Iha developer, Dtt· . domlnllllns, ·and often In emphaslmd. '"1111s lhould be a that local government la the ecol oglcal ~tlool, u -and 1 n •Iron m onll I proper1J prior to JOW' p~g It pd moot boyers1-;:;co;:n,;;;lnc;::;· "::;E;:scondl:::;;:do;:.:::::::::::hi::·gber=::pr::lco=rang=es.=::::::::::f:;unct:::;tm:;::;ol;:tho:::;;:land:::p::lamers::::::· =•=ppnwlng===='=<r::ce::, :::but::::il;:ls=ln=·=amlnin==g=tho=thr=:;"~dlm=enso=·on=al=enr=!d=1':;..,:;"l;;;"====\ )nllt t6 tie IMll'llCI against any prior owner'• 11 ... or1 cloudl ol any type. • · , ,: ~, '. • ti' I own I-P-'Y In a-Pork thot I pu,... a..d· -ywro itjo. H-long ahould I koop my pt 1p1rty before I exchange for a melor lncotM com· plti<? R. J., Coat• -Every lltep of your investment proiram ahOU!d be well planned and coonllnatecl with the aspect& ot your ,,. toll! family and pmftaional goal!,' When and how you ezchanjle, or sell, Is many times mon! Important than the J>nce )'OU receivol for your property, The avera~e l111gt11. of time an lnv..tor hold1 fncoino property IS thrie to five years. Seven! flC!orl are Involved In how long an Investor nmalna In title to their Income property •.. II ~ on bow much your eqully position bu IDcnued atn.. ""1 purchued tho property, and what J'O'll' lnvlllment ioaJj are. Several qli..Uons to uk your- itelf are: " . Doet 10Ul' lutal deductloruo trom net optnling In· eome sWl exceed your net annual operating Income? T)lus giving yoa a minus Income? II your lnveltment progrim designed for the mu:· !mwn ·leverage position or for spendable Income! Some lnvesfors find it to their advantage to make a move In two or three years. Then! are Inv~ who for many reasons hold property 10 to l~ y._-.. . · EDITOR'S NOTE: .Ranclal! R. M.Cardl< It "" lnvrr~ ""11t cmaluat.~ coilegf! lecturer, and authot"-of "Real E1tote fft California.• S<nd )JO"' com"""I.! and qutltiou to llondaU R. McCardl<, c/o lh• DAILY PILO'T, P.O. Box 1650, Costa lf•SO. Calif. S.1628. . . Homes a 1Third Solil At Village San Juan Vllllp 11111 1-Iii• 11im11J are an ecMe1-lli ihmollo -........ ..... 11"'9 for tl!llo prb ...... - llUl!ty by SooUi co a• t witlt-loob and -imiiJltleo n.v.lopmerJt Olrporatlon In pllnncd tight Into a t<ital roc San J1181! C.pistrano hu IOld reotion aivtnomnent." J!'«9 than !.! percent ol the 'Ibo oecond unit cl. Vlllige c.untryOJurtHomesat 'ro!nMnes and Country vm.g. Son ~uan fee-floor c.un Homes, CICCOl'C!lqf to D. · plans the! are dtsigned anxma G. Zellner, president ol the an opm courtyard, a 1oolt Newport -•!!I !Im!. _..Ill CollfmU riii..,. "W• coqJletely sold out our are for decedel. Tb e ' flrot umt ol 61 bornto belore cotriywd !oaluies 111 d In r ' .... 11'11111 ops;,.,.. edded el.-...... --lamll1 I lellner, and b lllllCftng the Mid l'fln8 room ... and Is . -umt ll!*lld, ..... IO dc.s olf to tbe -by people werw 111lfno11 b oaleo ID:-&ol hllll woocl t.mcfng, complex waltlq[ for Ibo docn 'Ibo Clll Mid ...........,. lo -Sonril pqlo _, horn.. -up to loor the nigbt al tl!e ClCll!Jll!l!Nty for bedroomll ml two bolho llJp w!orlty l1ue-l5o for leoturlng up to 1,521 oquare the comlilned oa1 .. total .... feet and rangq In price from po Innes since the community $12,IDO to $28,750 •. opened jll!I four -.... H Designed In unit. of - IJesigned eepeclaJ1y for ~le lmilly ""'-attached famille! with modtntt in-by. «••imm double' wall, the comes, the homto art ll-court ""'-.,. ilnllahle Ill ldjacent to a S\Hcre stocbd olJt floor1*ino ml 1Z elmt· ( lake with boo~ ladlltls, -. ltream!, and 11 n d 1 c 1 Ped "IDdividuals or families with parb. liWo !Imo Iii' lmoe and yon! ''We're .tlirC tar.~ nw.Uitcw•• will uodoubt.edly ly becauoo Vl1lage llon ·Jmn _..;ate the completelJ' olhn )'Ollt!I· I am 11111 -lumy of ~ .... lhlll lull a .... Vllla11 'l'Owmomes," place to . live," noted l>. G. l>?ted Zellner. ~. .,,..idl!nt of SooUi "Priced frcxn '21.990; tile Co..t otv.lopmenl. ' ' 0 u r foor lownhocno piano are lakeside homm and com-available with the l!q!lafe Jut ....... J. Ray Sallnu: Orange 91>unty pQ>perty man- lfement upert and aulhor 'l!ill qaln teach • -Ill ml ..tale .. .,.v llWlli'l!lellt • Onnp Cout Col· lefe ~fall . I footage cf a COllVl!llllonal home --~ up to three bedromm and two baths In one-and ~ desigo>!. And older couples· ~ not worry about sectrity either - • four to six units are designed In each townh\Jme building with every unit featuring Ila ___Olft1 private fmoed pallo." A number of ca1•om leetures are offend In the bulo purdoast pr I c e ln- cludq: c:srpetliW In !be living ,_... lining roonoJ ·-~ haJ1w8' mi(! lltaln; I an n d r 1 ffic!Uli.,: garage; de I a z e Electric riqe and • oven ; vaulted ceilings; com- ' plete ext er Io r .tnaulatlon; muttr bedroom aultos; feno- ing arid u11derground utilities. "1!¢des the Ja~e facilllios, Vlll1t1e San Juan Is planned to Include three large heated "'immlng pools and a wading \ pool, u well as a community center that bow tenet U I .>alto offioe." . , i. lolCll ol 4ialll beautifully • docoilled moolllil ·rib II> 1er1ora by S1ddl1b1ek llltericn are Ill dlspll}' dall1. , ' I -· .. ,. -No wonder people - donl leave Palk Newport OD weekends. .~goo?} Ab ·motlldbllclHleylcJo.icuia111cm--<ccx""-"""1J011Mial ,_. ~-.,__ ""-choice ol lhlngs lo do, 'llhen )'<lll're .... .• mooc1-r1 a.II hmeal Pall<Newportloras &me as' ''74.50 ' Your rent incl11des tsiinited-ol 7 llghled tennis outs, 7 swi(nr1W1g pools and lhe tlfly slalled $750,000 health -- saunas, whirlpool, paddleball courts and conditioning room. n )'OU'ro lhe entertaining type, Parle Ne•port PfO¥ides lclr ca1Bring ldlchenscm priYale roans tor dining and dancing. Wfl also_ ...-'II miles'ol blcyclelrails, a ~'II green. ..; ~cm (lull tor a louclo ol nostafgle) ~ croquel aut. And yew Plfk ll11pod apertrOWll ls a joy. Oulcil. ~ md. eblllfUI. Blrdxle ._ I loebnl a GJi. ldld1en, dnpmy;. C8i)ldllng 8llda PIMm polio« halcony.AllpwkiQ ....._., md Ill! wed,-··-tollllocn. Qxioee o lplltloi• ...-one ll*ftPid b • llllle• .174.IQ aulllilf.« •romrt 1-«~plln..Oreilllli-- J.-tollll2.ora bdxlms. ( · for)Gm'CG1\U .. ~W8tal W """ gcamel --llelluty . . salon and dry clemll', looal9d Ill our 60-foot clOckloller. Today, see how Ille wa1d of NerlpCfl Beach comes together 81 Pelle Newport. AD qi R here waiting foryoo, i t"t et a nllll lhal may be no lllOl8 lhan ~ you're paying no-. And -you1 han:Sly--"' """8 home cnweekellds. We're lor.aled ralD IMlll QDer lllld F&lhlon llland, al tho kB9ICllon al Jamboree 11111 Sm '.loeqdn 111111 Roedl. Telephcl• (714} e44 1li00b'lllllBI Pam Newport , , - Apartments on the Bag - 1 I ' r . ---- .. ( ' • I • r r . , I I I " ' ~ '• . • ' ,. -coast Plan· Opposed CREA Vnanim1:1u.t Agairist l1iitiative Op~tion lo the Coastal prpperty during !hat ptrlod big stretch" of It to lit In 1 Zone Conserva~lon lniti1tivt with no provls,ion for com-more prlmlliv.e state a 1 l~k more definite form. when pe~s1tlon. £ven if the iancluaries for seR life and directors ol lhe &O.~mmbtr le&l~lature J;aku someone's ,, California Real Est ate front yard , for instance, " birds. As!ociaUon voted unanimously part of a park, there is no Clrnahan said thnt CREA against it during a midsum-declar1tlon of intent to pay for favo~s . instead. such l<'gisla- mer meet l n g at the it and no funds provided. lion as the Carpenter bilJ Disneylan~ Hotel in Anaheim. "The w~ola thru1t of th.is !ni-_ which prO\'ides for coastline 0 We're opposed to the Uatlv1/1 Ctmahan st'ated, "1s consrrvation without the fail- mechanics of this meuure, to keep thin&• 11 they are . in~s in the initiRtive. ··we and not the idea of planned 0011lal Don't chan(e a atick Qr R tree. our 172 boards of Realtors will de v e Io pm en t llnd con~ And yet it Is supposed to ht> be working al? a inst t h e: servatlon," exp\1lned Joseph for the benefit of the people. • measure .,.,.h~re\'er "'e <.·1tn," B, Carnahan of No rthridge, "There should be some ht said. CRtA president. sensible prov is inns for The 1n1t1al1\e h;is ri ua\1fled "It puts the whole coastal developmen t of the coast." he for the No\'ember ballot. zone to l,000 yards inland declared. "We're a growing ~1exican Hotel Join• Flr111 Strphcn (' .. Aul d or Ne\rporl Beach h I I .1oined Wa lker and Lee as manager. of adver- tisin g and P4.91lc reJa- lio ns. He v.•ill serve as a cons ultant to buUder clients . ' Chanl?cs ]{ands . . -~===:::::; ACAPt:LC<l, ~texico (AP).--·Who Cares? y;• \MESA VERDE EXECUTIVE HOMES ADJOIN COSTA MESA GOLF coulisE AND CITY PARK under the jurisdiction of a slate and to say the coastline ·coastal ione commission and as far as the' nearest moun- six regional commissions. It tjlintop or 1.000 yards Inland instructs them. in ef fect, not must stay as ii is. is no wa~ to to allow anY' chajlge o( use, help people enjoy it or con- even culling down a tree, for serve its erology and beaut,v. four years whil~ the "There should be facil11ir:> legislature decides whit to do de veloped thf:re r for them - about "planning t_he coast. marin3s, beac~s.' park s . . "This is a v i rt u a 1 sa nita ry arrangement11 -1111 moratorium and means hun-the necessities we should h111ve dreds ofl housands of property 'to enjoy the e-0asl as "'ell as owners lose e<>ntrol of the;ir protect it. We can still allow -O.,rRanizac1on lrle<l\. S. A. de 'c., V., owner or the Acapulro Princess Hotel. ha.o; purchased the Hntrl Pirrre f\1;i1 quel'i i:ind· the Cluh rlP C'.olf from lhe Get- No other ne\\'Spftper Jn th• \\'nrld ca.res shout your com- in11nl.ty like ynur crommunlty rlA!lv newSf"IAfl'r d~s. l t'1 111" 'oAD..Y rrr,oT. ; 1 ·Mesa .~ erde Offering I Plush Luxury Homes " J :I ,, • •I n r i . r With many homes adjoining cleaning ), formal din i ng the Costa Mesa Country Club, rooms, large family rooms, George D .. Buccola's Mesa custom designed fireplaces, Verde executive homes, in the master suites with private ci~ of . CoS~ Mesa's finest _ baths.and dressing rooms ~nd res1det\lial ·ne1ghbothood, pre-· *3Jk-1n closets, three car sent· tiuyers with an une-garages, shake or 1hingle qualled opp or tun it y to roofs and much more. purchase luxury homes. · A city park ·is· situated Priced from $43 .250 to within the community car- $59,500, the huge 2,500-square-rying on the Mesa Verde foot plus ·homes are -both one tradltion·of beautiful Jandscap- and two level homes, three ing, tree and fllfwer lined through five bedrooms and the streets and beaut i r u 11 y most extensive li~t or features manicul'Ccf""Jawns. Centers of that an yo ne can imagine, ac-commerce, business, recr<'a· cording to a spokesman for tion and ~ducation are little the builder. more than a bl~eride away Amenities such as buil t-in from the homes. cabinets. china closets and Superbly landscaped and bookcases in dining rooms and brilliantly dee-Orated , t he family rooms , wet b. a r s..t models of Mesa Verde are cathedral ceilings, balconies. open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 wall·to-wall carpeting p.m., They are . located on throughout, large well-Lighted Adams A v1nue, just . ? ·short kitclle.., with all~J!ilkins. in· distance wesl Qr H &J b or eluding double ovens (one self-Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Breaking Lea~e Touchy Tactic in "Apartments By JIM HUFNAGEL Wrltt•11 "' Altoel•t• ''"' becomes a ted ious procedure because he can't sue for future Breaking an a par I men t rent and has to file a new suit lease ii a touchy subject. The every month. If the tenant is best time to mo1;e out of an out of cash or out of state, the apartmtnt is at the end of the owner ma y have trouble ool- lease. The owner is given his . lecting. stipulated 30 or 60 or 90 days Very few owners actually notice and the ,tenant leav~ prefer to leave an 8partment the pla~ on .time and in good vacant and try to collect the shape. Everything remains rent due, but many like to re- friendly and strictly legal. mind departing residents they But sometimes it'~ difOcult are legally entitled to do so. At to perfectly synchronize a lite tbnes when rentals are going with a leue. Things happen slowly or an owner finds and whatever the reason, it's himself with a number of va- rough to wiggle out of a lease cant apar'Jnents, he may that is still current. · decide to hold the tenant to That doesn't mean, however, the.1ettir of the lease. that the tenant shouldn 't take Another option of endi~ the the first opportunity to chat lease is usually the most with the owner or manager desirable -. termination by and find out his policy. mutual consent. If the owner In most states, an owner has a waiting list or knows bad three broad alternatives: desirable apartments are in _ He ean leave the apart· short supply, he might be"able ment .•vacant after the tenant to re-rent for more than the moves out and continue to col· present tenant is paying. Ject his.full rent -suing if the But lf rentals are goin g tenant doesn't-pay. slowly or if the owner an- -He can fooget ·about the ticipates tbe tenant's leaving lease. re-renting the apart· will cause him heavy expenses mentornotashelikes. for advertising or -He can take over the redecorating, he may refuse. The trickiest of the three place in the tenant's behalf alternatives is. 9Ubletting - and sublet it. .... _ 1 st d · bl Other ·possibilities combine and.maybe i.ut: ea a visa e from both the tenant's and the features from two or even all three of these general ......,ions. owner's points of view. It vy• means the owner" has to deal Let's exam ine these three with an ·abBentee tenant, and alternatives from the owner's the new resident is ·square irl point of view as . well as from the middle Of the Jandlord- the renter's. , t. t lat· n6hi . "l'he option to contl.nue ttie enan ·re t0 P· • ' Increasingly, Ieues &.(e ex- lea•e I• ooe which moit piessly · farj>lding 111Jbletting. • •• , -:t.enters wmild want to avoid. lt Many, boiirever, agree to \he .,;; ;ineans that the ·tenant has lo compromloi that If tlie tenlint :;:.nt1nue pay ing TtflL on an finds a ' new penon to .take •1inpty .,,aril"tnt•lle no-longer .~ rtm-• ••· ;:.Oants. ll's not tl1' best sltua-~':.t"J.i:t . •w, ·~owner )Uon for the owner either. Va· ::;:;;,;=;:;=====:;:;I ~,'~ant apstmenta are eyetoreS, ·•;:jllvllatkmrto vandalism, al)d .,;·:>nake Ille entire building or .1.:;.::eom~x seem aom..ehow :;;ilndeslr1blo. , ·:·: If tiJt tenant ·~ ·:;anct t11e -b8814l aue, It THE -BES.T ReMSenb.lp, p o 111 prove °'J>eeituta" 11 OJ'tl! of the world'• mo1t l>Oj!1,~ comSc . •1111"· ft<od It, In tile DAILY PILOT. 21L4 ACRE LOTS'~ • • at La Costa Country Club • t. np llCOllD-aT. IAllTA MONICA Jl·Wtl-Uff ' 211-l"'J~ " I ... > ' ' .. j•. ' I Thousands-have-been streaming to-- Westridge since the Grand Opening and sales records are being shattered! But there is still a superb collection of hornes in the perfect ·location for _ you and your family. High above it all in colorful, historical, Santa Ana Canyon among the:rolling hills. A place to take hold in a country home sheltered from ci!y congestio'n. WeStridge offers ·the dignity and Serenity of a comfortable, beautiful residence complele with every convenience. Jt1st a short stroll from the ~~-~-===-_-;"{~' ' >:~=-. --~ ........ .... .... .... ~'-,r. . f.' .... 1 Viln , ~U I I . .... . handsome new Westridge sw1rrl-and Tennis Club complele with giant pool, cabanas, lighted courts artd outdoor barbecues. Come discover exactly the home you've been seeking from among 1he one and two story, 1hreeto six bedroom decora"l'ed models now open for yo Ur lrtspection:Lofty living rooms with dramatic, SW:ceplng ceinngs, elegant .dining roonis. invit ing, ste~ down family rooms with wet bars and lnvnt In - ~~- -self<:leanl!'Q cwens, trash compactors, dishwashero and disPosa!s-all included. Set in s9eoes complete with ceram~ t!le-counters, pass-thru patio windows, luminous cei11nQs and hardwood cabj.netry. Truly complete horiles nestled' on large lots, protected with shake roofs and ready for your 6eleclion. Foll two or three car garages and concrete Elriveways. See Westrldge today. Pick your choice of residence on your favOfi!e homesite now. Then start J,iving. Take a hike, ride Y.OUT bike, fly a kite. Loft your lifestyle. Make the mova to Westridge. It's where you ought 1o bel $43,995 to $51 ,995 lXCIU!NT CONVENTIONAL PINANCllil a Grant Home today I ) ' ,. \ ' - • ty Oil ('(I, • Grand Openi.ng lnd Un·it , •• Exciting 1 and 2 atory 3 to 8 bedroom Country Homes Now Open! 1 I ' - MYIKCll'.a.DIR ... ''IWS I l /. • . l ' • .1 • • • • .. • • . · •' , • ~IJZ DAil Y PllOT ' ~. Jui116. 1m • . • , ' FR :EE RULmATE UCINSING- COURSE F•mou1 lic:en1Tn9 course nOw ;v4il• oblo thru Tuboll • .Appllcant1 fully relmb\lr1ed upon quelificetion. .for d1loil1 call Mrs. Jo .. 1, 714-842-5581 in Or•n9• County. ' ... • • • .> Since 1926. ' . .. , • • ·' • ROllNHOOD PARADIS!! $49,5001 ~ ; ·1 llobln~ IOWld llvlng lit. ttM woad• Mid so wm YoU When YoU !Ive r,· lo1111y L•k• Forni. 2250 1q. ft. txecutlYt t.>"'41 wltll ~ bedroomi, J ~,. • ... blth1, tlt04nl llf'tPllCt In huge 11mlly room writ! mlrror.i bllr tor 11111"0 11111 1>1rTYlnOI Ftmous oard.., bull f.ln kllehtl'I, Pll•• tt1rv to oard1n p1111o, LAr'11 !Mlltr IUlll wllll bll<Otly to ef!IOY the. 11•1 Quiet c:llkft-Uc 1lrMI, -· . Tarbell . Reaches 87°io. · I Of ~~~Home :Buyers . -* 10 FULL PAGE' ADS EACH WIEK. * TARllLL'S EXCa.USIYl.MULTIPLE LJmNOIOOK ' '" • ) WALK TO BEACH! $46,9501 . 4 bedrMmt PlUI ltrM ""''" Oen, hut11 mtrttf' illllt Wlttl vtrtndl, J bltl\1, ""clous famOr roorn. wttll btWl!dllllt tlretl'IKf, 1n .. 1ec1rlc putl't button bulllln klldlen, d1$.hW1sMr. JOO 111. ft. 1:11KUtJ111 home In '"'tlltlt loe•llofl. Anklt Offp ~J111 arpctlng, custom drtptf. 2 YTI. NW! ........ . • ., SOUTH COAST « OFrlCES~ . * Costa M.S0 · • 540-1720 nu-• ... * Hiintlntton Beach 16111-11"'- *:Huntington Beach . . ..,,._ * H•lillgton 8eacli . _....., *~leach m1-* Fo•laln· Yc6v ' 1"'4'-* P.11talft Valley • 842-6691 962-5566 146 0604 962·1165 . . 962-lJn • 142-2561 UMI M-"" * Mlalan Ylelo . 131M060 ··m1i11 .1--*' Lquea Ills : ~MOJO "'--!:fS-,.,,, ., ·-* S.n Jlaa ~..... · 493-1341 . II -~ • • • .. • •• . . .. .. . . .. • VISIT OUR EXHIBIT . . al ... Home. & Garden Show • ANAHEIM CONYIRnON CINm . , Now tin JW( 2W • ; .. .. Since 1926 ~ • i ' , , • • .At YoUr Serific.a ~·. .. • /ff"' '· " .. ' . ' Write Pal Dunn lo gol lhlnp d011t. P11''"tl,ll cut rte! ltpt, ~· antwtrt and tht action you need lo tolve lntquitlff 1 .. llO•tr~I and bwl.,.... Mall your •ufftlon to Pat Dunn/Al Your Service,~-Coast Dolly Pilot, ' , . ~ ···1· P.O. 'Box 1560, Co1t1 ·Mffl, Ci. 92626. lncludo·Your It tphont number. ·l>EAR"PAT: :, , ~would like lit 1111swer to a problem lhat hos <' &lllertd me for many years. Every timt I have ' ~ved a false from Social Se<urlty, the amount W~llle l"1fe. boa been deducted fl'OJ!I my welfare , ~· • Ill view of the '.Ul!'::""'lng lntj'ease In Social , . • .. \1 ~.ta begtillig tn ll<Pttmber, will tllll : · nduction In m:r wellore benefits occur , aolii? . / · 't ' · F.M., Cosia Mesa ' . ' . /dy lnerease Ill Socia! Securlly beaeftta _.,, nwe ,...., bu he@ added to ye,.. ~ra. C:oin.e. Increued oat1lde tacome, ao matter what ttl IOll'ct, ... deducted from welfare since the "'" djlWl'a ·Beed bu been reduced. Any exemptloa mm Ibis dedadloa would hove to be granted by . lie -·~·recul•lory ageaey, lbe Department of 8oclal Wellare. DEAR .PAT: • A ·:we~ Appliance van is always parJrec! an ~ Jvmue near the corner of Clubhouse ""')91\ ~. a~ttni t~ .. ~, Edinger ·.f!'om ~ '' ; ~ .vaii ~ lbe view to Ille lelt, •.• .'~~-~;to 'edge out 11\to •tpe. lj"lfflc ;~ ·~.JO..,. .If It is clear. II ~ • ~ .. a!'d !!< ... --.... • !f\ .! , . .. • W.R., Bantlqtoll Beae~ ~ ,· ....:t • ·; ' ~ • .. • · Tlill .;a ta-ta >lolalio!I ll·lbe Bmllagtoa Beaeh tn.., eommerdal ~ldllc ''" ud II wlll be died. Traffte Bmua Commander LI. Emerson Boaelt 11r1ea penont oblervlnC hazardous traffic · llllaatlou to coll lbe Tnlflc Bureau directly. Pblae tbe Banaia at 53U384, or the police busi- aeios Gli1ee al llf.5311. . ~ . DEAR PAT:- Wli alway, pass close by the large blimp ·bang- ara on the Santa Ana Marine Col'll•· Air Facility . GO our··way to Tustin to visit relatives. I've won. '· '. clocod for .;.ar.:.'1>i>ut the -91·,Jh• two ~~ ,. bf&AQP.rt .. Coul4 you spare a couple of lines ~nd ;~~· '-~ tell,,me? 's. Y., El Toro '~-1 ; ; • •· ~t ·llanpn are eadl i;.·-!ea!-loof,'300 ' n1t-.i 111 ftet)lp. ' ... ' ~ ii"'r . -.,... ~.PAT: • ,1 . ·c.;. ""1 find me a llOU?CO of study. materials lbollt'lbt · formlllon and operation of a amall "°"' ~ In Ille atate of •Calilomia? I would like .. data en the ''lmta and bolts" of a corporation, -Uwr ·a detailed study of the CorporaUon Gode: . R. W., Costa Mesa I l • • • .~ • A· .... 1a1...-,abi!el 1boal Ca!Uorall..,. ="WUidrE ,~ ..... a,.t8~)'0l~~~tbe£allf~ Dif•taaad if"CkJtr...,, ·v-. ,. ~ of ""'il li!i!i<.1111· 1'11! be foW_ll ~ ~ Comity IA1f -·"Ill> NI · "9* st., .. Santa :\u. Tbe . -.. ;.lil .l!OIP',,.;. llod ,eutrnt, lll!COinpllcaled --data. , . I '' '· ~I; • -"' • ~PAT:' • . . -Oar ~ !S11rying ;1.. decide QI!. a name for oor,new,-..1. Tbe choices ·Ire .. ~~ .... to ""4!i!J Roger," the term for the skUU and .,., .. "9nfit pirate Oag flown In Spanish Mai(l-cfays, or •JO!J1 a.J," an amllla1'y longboat from the .. me thl\O ~' Libraries, dlctioilartes md· encyclo- pedlis defiM the terms, but live no clue as to lheif·origlns. Oan you find olit? , . ; K.C., NeW)>orl Beach ' . " ment bond before having the work started. J.W., San _Clemente Uacler tk.Mechan.tc11 I.lea Law;-uJcontract.or, subcontnc~, laborer, materlalmu or~ per .. aon wbo· •elpa to lmP<Gve year properly aad lo DOI paid for bfl, labort terViees, or material, U1. rtgbl lo ·ea-Ida.claim eplnat year property, Bel•e aatborlzfllg u y-bolilo Improvement, flt. spee:t yqar ~tractor'• Uceue Ud check Into hi• blulllea1 repiltalloli: II tile-job COiia le11 Uiu ""· prote;c1 yourself against a -llaJ!lca' lien by ftllnC an original contract for tbe •o,rt -.d a contractor'• paymfat bond at the county recorder's office. II J. yoqr fmpr.oveml!nt job costs more thu seoe, eatll ....- eontrador llcenstd ander the . Contractor's Stat! ~ i.tcense ·Board must provide the property owner with an -official 0 Notice to Owner" before enter- ing Into a contract. This form . available upon re· ·quest from the Contractor's State LlctnH Board in Anaheim, U:plalns the provisions of t~e Me-- cbanlcs' Llen Law and the prooofare for Bin« a contractor's payment bond. rtloSt contractors bay thfl bond. stamp it" on the contract and include its eon Ill lbe contract. DEAR.PAT: UJiflH•eceitly, a coupon appeared In every can ol M.i)I• Coffee .. which offer!d inlorrnatian on how an m'giliiUtlon <:<>uld obtain·• free percolator and ca,.. O/ .~e&. Two ~embers of my "'!"'P' 8l)d a neighbor, .1n ~dditlOJI. to' my!ell, .ba•~ Mnt ' In lbe couoort wbic)I requests information, but none of us Jias received a reply. I'm wonderm, if the or~ fer was.·1e·giumate. You can bet we'Ve all switched our brands of coffee. · S.J., Bualtnglon Beae• MJB ~d 'a change In marketing de~ment personnel caused tbe delav In mallini the lnforma· tion. Four copies of the frtf! offer detl'li11 are H- ine; sent to you and yoll" friends. MJB 11id the offer Is legitimate and wRI honor all requests . "" DEAR PAT: 'II I need an answer regardmg eligibility for food stamps,· but don't want to get involved with the red. tape or the . Welfare Uepart~nt at the ~ " ment. I'm enclosirtg an the d~ta• of my firuincial situation. Is theretany .way t I ~ qualify for food stamps °'!.any ,other ol Welfare help · witj1) get~ on my feey.'~atn ancr~ •1ob?, l 1;.e "' • .LI ., t -'-ii·~ • ' .... ""' -}: "l.' • : ~""!;': -:::;~·"J-1 A. ·~ • • ..... ,.._ .. , ... -~~bllfl)<ll~OD u'iii.-9'~WMIJ yo• eaa n.,a oot 11 'yaa 'iDi!llfl'. Vlllt die -.r dlstrlel wellore elllee al :ill! 'N. -w1y, Slota Ala, or eaD 134-mO.. BrleDy esplafn your et.. eumttances to an elfgfbllllf ...rker. 'l1lere lo DO alteraallve to becamlllg 111.ol•ed In Ille red tape. ~ D~PAT: · ,. I Jive in an old people's llome which has been, 1n operalimbfor many_J]ars mm l ffl!l,ll)'. love· il here., Due to a recent lire m~ti~, women w~ use wheel chairs or walkers ·most· ~hange the r00ms they've .be<n living In for )'e8l'1I to rooma with two d-. one opening l!tto the boll amt· the other onto the patio. I'm In a ·one.door J!IOfu .... wculiln't know what to de In case of lire. I'm un- stable on my feef, walk' slowly .and.e6uidn't cUmb oul ihe' window. I can't u.e my_;w81ker ·s1n<t !ht fire ~r said there were"'too -many Outside the 'dDitng !do.ID.' Aa the ~of a formet plull>b-· ing ·contractor, I'm faJptliar with the seriea of inspeclionli a job l!luol have befo~ ~ lease to operate is granted.-'Wily isn't a fire lnipecilon jncluded? ,Althougti the owner is doing all ~ can to rrleet "i'equi.N!ments now; others say this 11 th.e first fire inspection ever held here. Let's make 1t at least onte a year. •. Name Withlteld, C.Ostl Mesa 'prtor to state Ueeaslllg, both exhtlng ud aew rest homes m111t pus 1 tboroap ~ In- cluding "fire elearuce." After llcalstq. tile atate Fife Marsllll req8trea foar 8'I"""' lupec- tlona. Rest bomes buDt before strtcf ~ oa llafflllg ud .,rtnk ll)'lleml Weill tiito elfeet, uow must comply . wl1lt -y ~ ataadmla, ......., to Coala Meaa Fin. 'Mir• lhal' Eel Lew!L Tiie Coata Mesa Fin DeporlmMI lllspec\I your relt )lome Joor -.......,,, .wttll fire bispeeton aapervlsflle two ebeeb ... Ibo ,engine <lOmpriy Mnd!IDg Ibo ollw two. JI yea feel yoa •ltoald aot be clasilfled al ''am.....,," IOd require a ,..m wl1lt u oata~ es11 hr l'OV aafety, eoalact Fin M"11llal Lewta al 1311111. • ... 1 ' '· t . . .. \ . ) • • I I . 't' .,lj • ~ ...... Juf7 16, 1972 ' ' . ' ~ DAILY PILOT CJ,, • • «' , ., .~ ~ .. .. ~:; f ·':~\ ••• .. • • , l ~d~rn S~cu r ity Systems . ::; . . , " . Guard 3rd Com mandmen .. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of tM 01llY ,lltt lllff ifoses descended from Mt. Sinai nearly 3,200 yean ago with a stone tablet statirlg the Ten Commandments, one ilf whidl admonishes: Thou Shalt Not St~I. No:w, 31 ~turi'9 later, jechnologlcal tnnovationa Moles c0uldn1·bqin to com· prtbend are being egn.,ioYe!! t~ l)e\p en· forte the Md Commandment.• ' Devices ·that feel, tee,~ or ameU an lntiiiilor """ ...,._ ilW. old ~ alarm --~I ,_ !!iii ·awake wbm .,.:Giii ,Gi'ide "II" I~ movlt " llaa. atllte•• ', r -• _ I , No'6l ~~Orwtll; "',faet. .,. vlsianed In •·l•• t aocfety ailder an- tng aurvelllance. . ' · the condominium units in Cypress. where alarm systems came under study. Intrigued by the tremendous potential he IOllJ!d. Harwick decided to get Into marketing as well as engineering. The Los ·Alamltos company he organiz. ed has. just-finished a super-secret ex- perimental burglar alarm network in ·one Orange Coest city. · .LA.RM D~F N~Q. • 4 I , ff "' llolJMil ' In aimii,l ' ~ a1ml)i;tb., • bllrllar alarm .Ystem c8n be comparecl pliyslcally to the human Individual who Jm1 home to protect his property. -'lbe sensors are its eyes, ear1 md.-. ~Tile control unit is its h~ and bralno. strong as Its weakest link," decJat\i Harwick, a man who truly conslden h1J home his castle. Harwick's ls more aptly a fortr ess. :- No downstalra windows offer ac~~ ' . burglars, who favor garage and •lid!M' stass doors anywayr . • .. ~ Hanvick't home has an elect19~.~ operated · 111ai• doer triggered bt.'' sophlsttcatad Comblnal~ titam · ~ lmpoisiblt to· clupllCai.~ or ipin by ~ cl dent. . •1r~ cata a.....,... 1o 111 mY pllce," a ..,... • ... ..,., And -..... lnalde· -· a .1'111111' devices wwld nail '._ llns'1 ~ combination. ,, • ~ . Quite poulllly, If the lnlllider bid breath, tl10flrrdep1rtne~-1d slmultaneouaty wllh the police ·~ ment . • · · 1 seeurtty l)'ltemi . avlillble · today, however, niake-one auspeet 'lllM is here tz yean ·earty. · . · · One study uatng lnlOJ'-COllllOCled, com- puterized devices In an Ohio city - 1yp1ea1 of ttiose c:oDtrtbutlutl to a rate or ·-~~u-'"""""'="' America -wu a clllllll\g .....,., . -The alarm devlce ·itself Is the ~ llliltltll. .. Harwl~~.lm a .riu ~ senSitlve ti could be trlgcerec! . • • Only coplll\erciel flnna were outfttted bi the ~t, lliiancOd by federal Law ~-"."Aaat!tance Act fimda. . 'M~ deftceo plairtod 11 vai'loua' Interior locations aent arrest .. ratea llOir· Ing, White breU·lna ~-draatieally. '"llley ra1.:Clle bui'g!aia out ol'.Cedlr Raplda' like.rata from a .ainklng llh!P'.," saya. John Biliiicli, general manapr of Gtl\le ·S)!llelm Company, IAl 'Aiamllol., He 1ot<lnto ·the lucrative alum-basl• .... by aecldent, although arigiilally he wu a speciallat In englnftrlng aeeurt.tY aystems for large corporauom. "I h8PPen to JIVe in a condominium," he eipialna. Harwick .became preaidenl ol the Tanglewood Homeowners' Aaaociation at F!Jp a awllch as you leaye and II .......,. entars, the 11y&tem Will spot the Intruder, ttilile wbat'• 'd111ppelilng .and cry lor help. • You'd ,do ~ 881Qe,, bu.t 1ou're· absellt. "' . , ; I ' I . l ..,.! ' . : \ . t . • "We're re.Uy excited l?Y thli tlllng." he explalna. . · · • · • · ' ' Genie Syatema ComPl!nY ,ll!Cl.otbera in Ille tndllllry;worked at low OI' no.coat to sapplell,JOlll a gtant ' lbianclnC the vlrluallf-unbeltable alarm aetup They expect to profit by prolesslonal · knowledge pined alone, plus Its future bualnw application. "Security II like a cboln -it'a only as Ti~day's Th~ves _Make . J • I ' halltosil. . A good home security l!)lllem j 1, package ol lliveral de.vices , but yW what you pay !pr md what ·you' may CO'\. ·a .pllle or 1 lot. · . /'Some p,opJe spend a lot of mooe .. ,;,Y ... "'iiti dc!l>'t reaiJY.llnprove ~ty." ~ ' ' 1.1..:. -• • --~wu1.::11.. , ... !~lJl··lfecin• with a deadb011 1a mechanlam.an the doQI' ~-1111 # lo •13• each -but a hi•11•y'welgbt btnatloo lima much higher. Depenatng iin·w,lilf )\1l1 hava lo prn1a!il f7IO' can Wire' a !Jome With ~· ultraaonic, Infrared aild ambleal sensor devictt. The package !ll•Y include a Oaa . (~ $CllJ\JTY, Pace cii Detector ·Devices • • l . Can. Hear,. Feel . • ~d·~·Bur~~s : · ~·d be ..... hidden ~;;.; hocked for eaah. Utilizing 1 var -Of tllctionlc::s• · ' SUPl>lnl through. a ,w,m ow,J uo•Y. . more aotic e of pilJllca,. rnilkodmonwttlta111ekonhisbaekand . Posa can !~ deterren\8, but .only ti .cll'O!la of dillerent 1devlc.<el 1to B·-q;rgla r ·1~ge ·ObsQl~~- · a aneer'of .evll'twfatliig bis whiskery mug they'ro tn · !JO German ~pberd and pro0f,Yl'IJ1' 119me or detect~ .-,oa •w\pea the family sUvqware ·while you Dobemian PlnaCbef· ell... • co~'!'°' market. ·• sleep. · • · The Los Ala'ml\of g~ng simply took Desi~ dllier .-·90l)l0 .~ ~· This old Jmage of a burglar 11 obsolete. any other dqe they found aild locked it in the' oaaual obeerVet to · he · h iii~j' Today,,be is lihly abour 17, Innocent-the' ahower' with the water running to stereo ' -kers -'but llllllY looking, 'ind comes knocking on your drown the sound. cortatn 'bajj~ 1yatema. • ·; ' . • door between 3 and 4 p.m.-, hunting a Stereo and televillon seta or olher ap. Here are 1 few of the - target . when n0body'1 there. · ' pilancea are alao !av..-loo!, while among them ' ·, If y0u're hornt, he's just looking lor 1 same ganga opeciaJJ .. .tn vWtion\irne ac-• JNFRARED -Neweot a friend aDd gel Ille wrong .house. livlty. , , iJl lhe ~urlty l!JlllODI lleld, It 1ill Jfiyou're awot-lhis is prime time for They pick· an obvious targel, back a used Jn combal to · ~ • being •W11,cfllrinl the day -he goea to moving , van up to the dOor· lild. Com-' movements. Oporatea by work. , . • . • plolely clean II out. . fran<j ener~-~ltle!f bl, iraDMH.iftl "1. kid with an IJ.1ncli """'driver can · be Im 1 · d • "-' ~ ent~ ... • IUllll • llarwlck uya t 1 Pest an -· _...,......, Nolle, ...uo --. exert lwo Iona of pniltft, enough to.pop ~ llJ1e of defenle aplnll any Intruder ' ~"':'.. ha ,~~ 111J•lock," 111i•Jolll IUnftcl:, a seOpity II limjJle' cieltdtioll ioCklnc dtvtee . # ·-""" •~., ve no ....... ' Qitema apeclallst. 1 • • 'l '1 , ., MlCllO\VAVE -.~Ill\!'· "My p0nana1 belle! ta that the ceenap to •11 11"'~· • • ' • ~ wbich bounce bodand eaa dope ptobln 11 roopc>nslble lor IO tor-"Youwttldeteralotofesaual.burslan mo..m.nt al up ·to 300 ·feet; lrlll eenl of 119 ~."lie eontinuel. and ellmina~ a lot of ~ problem," he allrrn l!)lstem. Boulleed-}ICk . ''Tbo ~ .. bit aren't lbat polnta out. • • -• simllllr' to radar ~ are In _,.. .. ,_ ." Apartment developtn often balk al In-Mkrp111e devices con be lrliserod _,.._ stalling deadbolt locill, becaOll Jt could . various oula1de moving objects', Be. e1ta the cue a boy, t7, In-add •10,oeo to the ·coot of a major com-1lrei<Cic )>lacemenl Inside borne II tervlend by Loi Alamlt PoUce Olficer piex. Some cltlea -auch aa Cerrltoa -• portanl 'Ibis is the cheapeol amona ! Le'lherry ~":f!nla!tand :~ young pllcn now require them aa part of the buUdift& IOClblsticated l!)llte1111. .' , ,__ ~ .ode, Harwick nollt. / •• ULTRASONIC -'l1!ls la ' pulled about !00 burglartea while The blggeat burglary of the deead•. on Item whl<h may look ~ ~ the1 _, wcl><rtmtnils In m the °"'* Coast w11 !ht Monarch Bay than a spea~er for tho t!Cll "*'Iii ' 1111111 .tollma pncticaJly Jell" the · IJnlltd Cillfomlt11uk !QI> Ill Mardi that unautboRled visitor Ul.b!C ..,. Oil- -W .... . ~ " millloll al leut. lolatest aouncts· of a cai' burlJlt •ID . llaloV ., Ibo eaa1..t polnt,nl~· would..,. A lltanlo Jawault" II wim. up ovtt ngillered, trippl11f :rour alarm· IJllml IJTlllll _,..., eacape ,.. lllllrllUrod IOl&el from c~' safe • P~URE PADS -•Phct 1'tald 1111111 ~ and -bar ~ ifllpOelt -.. beneath carpeting In doorway& and • llil Illa --llldnlom. Santa Au attomey Arthur n.,.s is 111ndo,.,, these ore perhaps l/llnd of IA--~keep money,11111 , • , • Jrn1!1 lll!n. Joo1 ~~ ~~ ~ .... 0) (,Ito D~ .... OJ ' . • • I • .,,. ... ,.. ,• ~- J; .. ~~~ : ~ -. ' . ,, .... ~ <.} ' . ' ' ' ~ . . . ~ ., I :I • 1 • • . ' Sun.tu, Juli 16, 1 !72 Godd Deed People r I • ~ t 1 ~. ~··,.· "; .. , •"' I ~_t , .. ·-. DAILY _.II.OT Ill ff ,,._tt REY WHEELER WITH CHINESE ANTIQUE Auctlott to Aid Blind A. Dana Point man who has recently devoted many hours to helping a group of blind students has donated an expen· live Chinese fable for an auction to atd "the young11ters. A lnlnimum bid of $5,000 is being asked !or the teak· ! wood table, which Rey Wheeler says was han.dcarved by a >· .... f: "' ChJnese family several hundred yea rs ago. ·-~;!i~'.; , . Wheeler, of 33242 Palo Alto St., has for the past several "'""Ir months been devoting much of his energies to ra is e money • :,.if! '' for Services for the Blind. The Santa Ana-based organization· ... · ' ' helps blind or partially-blind youngsters from throughout the ' . .' .... : .,. county and has organized a trip to Europe for some 40 of the students in September. • ' • T • 1i..• Wheeler i3 one of three grandparents who wiJI pay their .c .-own passage and· that of one of the teen-agers to accompany • the group. ' Despite all he has done !or the students, Wheeler. a .. humbJe retired businessman, asks that others be recoJ{nized for their effort. on behali of the blind ~oungsters. · Hl.s. most recent eloquent plea (or aid -and O!l~ of his few failures. was to the city council of San Juan Capistrano to allow automo~ile, raffle tickets to be sold in the city, .Part of the proceeds·w6uld ·have gone to the Project Europe fund, v'bilt. the council denied' him permission. . \ He purcha!e.I the table he is donating lo the auction while In the For East during World War!. rt is one of many antiques fnd art objecls he brought back from the trip. The auqlon !or the students will be held July 26 and "-other ·donation• ore atill being sought. Persons with objects : may contact Wheeler at 496-2002 or Service• !or the Blind at . j 641-33~4. -- • ENTERTAIN CONVALESCENTS: COSTA MEsA ·-Port Me .. ConvaleS<ent Hospital needs .volunteers of any age to assist residents In arts and crafts, reading, letter writing and entertainment activities. Call Evelyn Cary at 642·0400. HELP IMPROVE OUR ENVIRONMENT: SANTA ANA - Help prepare radio and cablevision programs, collect infor~ mation for an ecology newspaper or an~wer phones at ECO. INFO, the Ecology Information Center. For more Information, ... call Terry Winckler at 835-5381. Minimum age is 13 years old. GUIDE MENTALLY RETARDED: COUNTY·WIDE _: Eighteen-year·olds and up are needed to assi st In work •kills at the Orange County Training Center. €all 835-3611 for more information. .. · BE A PLAYLEADER: SANTA ANA -Aides at least 13 years old are needed !or the Y.M .C.A.'s Backyard Program throughout the summer to help with play groups, arts and crafts activities. Call Dane Packard at 542·3755. LIBRARY READING: COSTA MESA -The summer reading program at Costa Mesa Library needs the assistance of volunteers at least 14 years old. For more information, call 646-8845. MENTAL HEALTH AID: COUNTY-WIDE -Musi" lher· ap y. non-stre~sful ~'Ork projects, ,llroup discussio ns and arts and crafts can be shared with volunteeri; at leaF:W.Jfl vears old . For~orc information, ca11 Nan('y Harris at 547-7559. How to Help LAGUNA BEACH: GLASS. CANS, PAPERS -Garage at 621 Thalia, Lagun a Beach, Thursdays and Saturday. 9:30 a.m. to noon . NEWPORT BEACH: GLASS,' CANS -Westclif! Plaza (heh.ind Beal 's fornitureJ 24 hours. NEWPORT BEACH: GLASS, CANS -Ea•tbluf! Shop- ping Center (behind bakery! 24 hours. NEWPORT BEACH: NEWSPAPER -Richard 's Lido Market (east parking lot ), 3433 Via Lido, 673·6360. 24 hours. NEWPORT BEACH: NEWSPAPERS -Sea Sccfut Base, 1931 West Coast Highwa y, 547-51 21. SAN CLEMENTE: GLASS: CANS. PAPERS -Lo• Moll- nos Drive and Rincon Court; nine additional bins locations Jn major shopping centers and rood store parking lot•. SOUTH COAST: NEWSPAPERS, CANS. -El Camino Real : Sa!ewiiy Market. Albertson 's Market 1nd First National 1 Bank; Avcnlda Granada: Hawthorne's Market: Shorecll!fs: ' Market Basket; ·Capistrano Beoch : Von 's Mnrket; San J'l.'n Capistrano: Grant's Plaza, EstrcUa Drive; Dana Point: Vic's Market. SEAL BEACH: GLASS. CANS. PAPER -Seal ·!leach Shopping Ce~ter, 12th Street and Pacific Coast Hlghway,;_2l hours. .........._, SUll,SIDE: GLASS, CANS -Hunter's Texaco Station, ttm Pacl(Jc Coal! ffig.bway...213-592·9181; 24 houri. • ' I ' ' --J ON-RAMP P ARl(ING By JOANNE !IE'YNOLDS 01 1M 0.ll)t Plitt Sltlt While milllons of dollars are poured in· to efforts to 30fve eallfornla's 1ran15portatlon problems every year, a Newport Beach archltect.--thlnks he has a cheap solution. Car pools. Rober1 Greig admits that the car pool idea is nothing new and may not be a total answer. For the most part it has not worked and it's the reuon It has not worked· that is the basis for the architect'• suggestion . At a\m~t every freeway on-ramp the 1tate own.<1 a piece of l1nd which ls too small or too irregular~ shaped for com· merclal developmenl. "9' ''So why not tum thele pieces of pro~ uty into parking lots?" Greig asks. He points out that the thing that has scullled car 'AQQIS in the .past has been the Im· practicality .i •.Pen<ttn.1 to or 30 minutes driving around to pick up and drop off car pool members. "' ........ .. lie: •@id he got the idea one day driving llome franl Y:is Angeles in rush-hour traffic. He was rnenlally coni.~arinl the freeway tra{fic and thl! commuter >train 1ystein used Jn the east and midwee:t. "Why can't th" California Division o[ Hi&,hways take surplus land at key junctures alQ(IJ each ~way and tum it Into a landsca'Ped paF~~t where car ., Car Poo~ Answer io Crowded Freeways? • . 30 acres. "On . tht1 lar{.e pieces it wuld pools could be fonped?" he asks. "The concept would certainly be the same as for commuters back east. The car pool lots would be like rail 1tation1 in a sense." made It easy for motori!ts to share the ride more people would take advantage of the convenience." Greig say15 he hasn't reaHy pursued hls idea. He'd like to diseuss it with local Jegl1lators and highway officials "if I ever get the time." Ffiedman. who is a car pool member hlrrlseU. said. "We hsve known for a long time that '4'e can solve a bunch of ~rob lems all at once U we can 'get more peo- ple into fewer cars on the freeways. be a simple matter to construct a larae ) parking lot," he said. As the architect note s, a usable car pool system can help reduce traffic snarls. accidents and pollution. "If four people met regularly at these freeway parking Iota to drive to work together-." he says, 11that would mean three. fewer Cars on the road, three fewer chanees of an 1Ccident and three fewer polluters. "There's no question ttuit people today are much more environmenta.lly oriented and would Welcome a 1imple solution to combat smog. It 15eem1 that if the state SECURITY ... (Continued from Page Cl) 1trobe · Ha: ht on the roof to a police helicopter can readily spot it. Computer console equipment at police headquarters registering an intruder In a properly-outfitted home can a I s o dispatch the nearest patrol car inlltantly. Certain p!)'Chological weapans too are now on the market, such as an ear-shat- tering siren inlide the home with a pitch producing actual physical pain. Coupled with a computerized system, irus· brings the police ~d simultaneously sends the panicked burglar fleeing for the nearest exit, usually into the arms of the law . Harwick noles that all systerru: - especially the siren or bell -require an automatic re-set device. Considering modern · burglary deter· renta and interior devices to detect anyone: skilled enough ,to a:et around them, it appears audible alerm1 are obeolete. S.lls probably offer the bell type of personal security when they peal at wed· dings of young couples just l:!eglnning boines. They'll desire maximum protection and modem technology makes it readily available. "Yw can ring bells 'UI Hell freezes over and if nobody pays any attention - what's the use?," says Harwick. 1S1 BURGLAR ••• A spokesman for the California Division of Highways said such a use of e1ctss parcels and non-operating right of way would be possible. . . Dick Friedman, a staff member of the divis ion's press information office, said the coneept is being included In studies of the Santa Ana Freeway corridor and the Hollywood Freeway that are being done for the Div ision of Highways. · "We haven't used it in the past for this kind of thing, but there are piectl5 of land being used as parks or as parking lots for automobile dealer1," he said. According lll Jim Larsen of the New. port Beach Public WorU Department, 300 to 325 square feet is n~ed per car lll make a parking lot. This Includes space for dflvewaYs and lanes. Friedman said that unused pieces ~f land at onramps and interchanges vary ·in size from a few square feet to 20 or "We do have the mechanics to do thJ.a sort' of thing. I guess it's just a matter of some kind of official organir.ation just getting In Md doing It," Friedman said. Greig also bope.1 his Idea wlll gel some recognition in official circles. "This may not be a new idea. The stale may have already con.Sidered it and found rea5MI why it wouldn't Work. If they haven't I wish a>meone wouJd kick the idea around. Almost everything ls better than what we are suffering through now.•! Golden Trout Threatened Manageme11t of Natural Resources Needed By Capitol New1 Service SACRAMENTO -There seems to be no end of argument between the militant Sierra Club and outdoor recreationists, land and resorts developers, and governmental agencies interested In the devi1opment of open air fun for the millions of California residents. Now being argued the length and breadt:t of the Sierra Nevada is the case of the California golde.D trout -the of· ficlal state fish . Unique to ·a· certain section of the High Sierra we..c;t of Lone Pine, the golden trout fishery has been slipping in numbers in recent years. Lakes and strtams which contain the delifete breed have been overfished, and poachers are hard ~t work . Sierra Clubbe.rs believe a road. com· pleted in 1968. is the basic cause of trou- ble since it is bringing tens of thousands of more people to the area than e\•er vlslted the golden trout region before. Now, commercial interests want to build a ski resort and condominiums in the area which will intensify the impact on the fish. DETECTORS ' (Continued frvm Page Cl) inch thick and will detect • • • Visilorl to the area want and need the road, they say. Hikers and )>ackpackers take from four to six hours to reach tbe ' golden trout area without 'use ·of the road. This would preclude use of the area to all but the hardiest since the region is up around the 10,000-foot level. Calirornla's golden trout area iS a can· didate ror "wildemess" at a series of hearin~s being held by the U.S. Forest Service. Except for the merchants from IAne Pfne end 80me organized outdoor recreetionlsts, there has been· little said against a "wildemess"·coneept. Today there ere 103 million acres now protected by the ''wilderness" program, and another 20 million acres are under study for inclusion. Another argum~t agalnst any more "wilderness" is that Jess than I percent of the general public -1.5 million people -used this acreage for outdoor recreation_ last year. Arguments · of the Sie.rra C I u b notwithstanding . it seems possible that a compromise could be reached in the golden trout area -a compromise which. would protect and enhance the fish, pro- vide a chance for outdoor recreation for hundreds of th0u11ends 'ot elderly ud handicapped people and satisfy the wor- ries of the State Department of Fi.sh and Game and U.S. Forest Sccvice . This i.s aOOther example of the need for "management of a naturaJ resource" Whld! outdoor recrutlontsta are deman- ding from government Bild. specifically, from the U.S. Forest Service. Dog Obedience Course Slated • A 10-week dog obedi~ce course, spo1110red by the Laguna Beach Rtcrea· lion Department will begin 7 p.m. Wednesday at Riddle Field. Registratl~ for the class may be madt1 at, tile Recreation Department, 175 N. Coast Highway. The. 'fee is $2!1. Claue1 will acco mmodate 30 dogs, and meet for an hour each Wedne5'lay night. Dop must be five month! of age or older. · I Continued from Page Cl) weight of 50 pounds or more. e AMBrENT LIGHT SEN· SORS -No larger than a llp- 1tick case, these record diJ.. ruption in a field of light. One counts people passing by Ge.nie Syatema Company on m~nUt nights when tbelr shadows are cast indirecUy on a gray door inside a completeJy dark ware- house at M feet away from the door's surface. False alarms cause real prob- representing many victims In a class ac· lenu for po· lice. Forget to ttoo suit. "We will obviously have to force these switch off this system while at peopl'e to provide the kind of protection home, however, and small that's very carefully omitted from their children or petJ at leaat won't advertising " literature,'' Hews declared trigger it. recently. p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Harwick tends to agree in principle, saying bankl are running scared. He has worked with financial in- stitutions and says many haVe securi\y systems rar less effective than your cor- ner liquor store. ' • · Passed a year agO, the National Bank- ing Act also now makes a vault ' alann mandatory. One year later. says Harwick. many banks don't -and won't -have them for some time, due to a· supply shorl4ge. They are caught in a double bind too. because federal insurance doesn 't cover safety deposit boxes and private In· 1urance companies shy away from such property insurance. Harwick also says 11 common fallacy that a skilled professional burglar can crack any security 1ystem known. "lf he's a real master .... maybe he could crack 99 percent," Harwick lM«lu1. "But there Isn't one of those In • million and then he im't ping lo be botbwlng with your tract hoult," be con- cludes. The res! blg-leaguerw 10 oiler game like the UClfbrancb In Mooarclt Bay. SHINY MONEY COfERS STREET -. SUNNYVA.Llil (AP) -Aboul Jt,000 In ohlny quorler~ spilled onto the Bay.ti.re Freeway Tuuday night when 1 door on an lt'mottd tru<k new opo.n accldental!)I. Hict>w•y patrolmen blocked clJ the, '""'- 1... II olflcers Ind "''"" from the truck aoed flullllgbll and ooooped up tile coins. ) ( special 1i111 161/:i to 32V2 36 lo 52 dots on denjm 5.99 A 110.fu11 tumm•r th1ft wlffl two-te.11• i,,!HI, ~•tt•cl 111 white, twe h111dy poclreh. l(ofll•li& J poly11t1r/cotto11 ht ,,41 or Dl111 t1n lM. • •• ,, T IOUTfof.COllSt PLAZA. COSTA MESA __ ....... ,,."' .., """ ... ",,. """' "'""""' 11 " • ""'"' ...,,,, 1 -• . l Breeze into summer! A fabulous carefree hairdo needs an expert cut and perm, custom prescribed for your hair. 15.00 s.umm1rtim1· perm; 9. 95 MON. e TUES. e WED. SAVINGS BASIC ·CUT 2.00 e SHAMPOO SET J.45 Crow11Tng Glory heauty salon · .. IOUTM COAlT ftU.IA • 267 I. 1Ytfl It., COITA MIU Lewtr ltwtl ...... t"••t to S•1r1 . ...... '"''"'' "'9 ........ ,1. Olftl\ 1,i,,_11~11 a S111141y1 12-S r.M. ... W• Ult IMwt ytel ~ 7 Appofn!mtnll not llWIYI ~ • ' I ' -• ' • .. --~~------------~- ' '· } .. • ' • .. Traffic · Ticket Traunici · By ERMA BOMBECK ~fy husband says I over- react to a traffic ticket. That's not true. I know a lot of women wbo cry for three days. And sell the car. And try to retain F. Lee Bailey to de- fend them, The trouble with men is they do not have the proper respect for a traffic ticket. To them, it ii a sign of manhood, like AT WIT'S END drinking a quart of beer without belching, ,To women, it's an emotional trauma, comparable to Hester wearing a large "A" on her chest that stands for Auto Violation. My husband considers my traffic tickets the greatest source of humor since ~1ilton Berle wore a dress. As a hiq:h school graduate, I consider them a humiliation. . I have received three cita· tions 1n 23 years of driving. The finit one was in . 1950. when I made a .u,turn in front of a paddy wagon. 'If know what you're ·thinking. You're thinking I didn't see the paddy -wagon. Wrong. Jn my mlnd, I humanized the police officer, rationalizing he was a man who took out the garbage, stood in line at the circus, and knew the agonies of circling the block 18 times only to see a parking 6pot on the other side: · 1£ I live to be a hundred . I ,viii never forget the lau ghter that came out of that paddy . wagon . M d misdemeanor was ding ... v.•hlle passin police cruiser. 1\s I aped by, purposely waved to the office nd pointed to my watch, indic ting that I had a dental appo· tment for my son and would be charged for it if we were late. l thought it od<t when he escorted me from behind with his thin and red light for three miles, but I respected him for his understanding. · In traffic court. I sobbed so uncontrollably t~ey had to give me two aspirin and a cup of hot tea to sedate me. Last week, I cut in front of a police car to ·make an illegal left tum. As the officer put on his riot helmet and a crowd began to form around my car, J knew he would not buy the fact that if t was stupid enough to cut in front of a police cruiser for an illegal tum. I surely wouldn't be smart enough to figure out the one-way streets in t h e downtOwn area. What could I do? I got out of the car. threw myself against the hood with my feet apart. asked to hear my rights, and requested a phone call to my husbanrl. Now. my hu sband Is • Y our H ealth Leave Ga m e to K ids ' All normal, active youngsters run the risk of fr.acturing bones and incurring numerous· 8.brasions and contusions in the course or outdoor play. But since the ad· vent of Little League baseball, doctors are seeing a marked increase in growth line and joint ulfunes in the ~ho~der. and elbo~ of young pitchers which were tarefy seen previously. They ate .coming toth~ opinion that some caution-is needed 1n supervising the youngsters who plU:-qge-ardenOy ~d com~litively ifitdltlis spol-fs activity. ~ .e>. Any adult pitcher is likel y to have a sore arm when he finishes a game, bul such a disorder is essentially muscular and subsides with rest. A still-immature boy undertaking to pitch too frequent games run s the risk of doing lasting damage to his sAoulder and elbow. The elbow joint is particularly vulnerable in boys between the ages of 9 and 16. since the growing ends or the long bones which meet 'tit the elbow are still not completely fused to the bone · shafts and cannot withstand ·the strenuous muscle pull involved in pitching. IP' YOUNGSTERS were left t G themselves. they would probabty regulate their play activity in a self-protective way. They would be unlikely to , practice for hours on end to perfect their technique. and they could be expected to quit When they are tired. Ironically, it is the intrusion of adults - parents and coaches -into Little League baseball that has increased tbe risks to young players. Many adults become so in- volved -not only with the playing or the game but with the winning -that they put pressure on tfle youngsters to practice endlessly and to aim for victory at all cOsts. Doctors who are called upon 'to treat these young patients believe that some rather fundamental revisions are called for in Little League procedures in order to safeguilrd the health of the players. Along . with these revisions , they urge that parents and coaches modify their zeal, and, instead, encourage youngsters to be reasonably moderate and cautious. The following recommendations have been ad· vanced: 1. Restrict the amount of pitching time per _player. instead of letting one boy pitch 6 or 7 innings, hold it down to 2 innings per week for Little and 3 for Pony League. %. Encourage pitchers to report shoulder or elbow-pain immediately. He should not ~ .thro.w if he eiperiences any pain. If the youngster has aspirations toward becom- ing a professional ballplayer when he t"row~ up, stress the fact that he may. ~feat this ambition if he neglects bone in- ry during his growing yea rs. ~-Discourage over.zealous practice. A yollng pilcher-1~1~ rmfpracUce at home either during the season' or in off.season months. This is a special problem io the more temperate portions of California where teams arll 'picked as early as February and practice can become a year· Jong preoccupation. 4. The curve ball (and the slider and screw ·ball) should be abolished. They take excessive throwing practice to perfect, and place a grave strain on the elbow. 5. Parents and coaches should be alert to the significance of shoulder and elbow pain of beys ol this age. It should 'not be ban· died as though it were routine muscle soreness but l!hould be recognized as a bone and joint problem, . 6. Abolish sliding into ~ser. Many Little League playing fields are in poor condition and few boys are pro~rly coached in the techniques of sliding. Result : fractures of~ the leg. · 7. utile !.<ague shoold be split into two diylsions: one ror boys &-.10, another for ages 11·12. Age, however, should not be the sole dividing line. Size, maturity, and· coordination of boys in these age groups vary greatly and must be taken into con· sideration in modifying the game to suit the capabilities. IN SHORT, give .the game back to th~ kids for the joy or playing. They may not have the judgment to look after their own welfare but the adults shoum have and, further, should devote their influence toward safety and good health rather than urging their charges towaid unrealistic and potentially dangerous goa~s. (.1tlfonlla MMlc.11 Au.eci.r..11 laughing. But just wait till he find! out who gets custody of •'~--------j~jijijii\iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii the kids! Navy Gals Man Boats : 'Just Like Dri-ying Car' PEARL HARBOR. 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By COU1'\T J\IAHC(l sht dors everything s~ can to \I Ao 1 the ('Clntess• /' -•-Jlt~· deslroy her son!!' future by : 'Y l n ~ destroying the father·,: image allvays reinark.'i. ··:-.·ten are but BEAUTY as a inan. ~: little children grown up" and the It's no~uc that 11 takes Unhappy Y.'l\·('S tt:H1i\lly"have BEAST two tom ea marri~e ~uC- married son1eone r I s e ' s cessful. takes three,_ you, mistakes -to be speci ric, him and his mother. ,; their. mothe r· in· Ja w's Consequently, when~ Mar mista~es. . . whines ol protest abAt men \Vith all this e q u a 1 i t Y to light the m.atch for you. being weak and sellsh as nonsense going on, boys will Teach the beys to atand at at~ husbands, I can ~y 11y. be boys and girls will be boys. tention whenever any woman -"It'• the woman's f t." At E.ven within the lower grades I of school there is no delinea-enters tM room •nd until all east •omt Wbman't. a . lion. If the boys have a ~ women ate leMed. ' • Ii baSeball team, the gi rls \Vant I've had many women tell T ] ~ ' ·one. . me; ··tr only my husband ransp aft.ts ConsequenU y, when a g1II Id how f U ·• grows into wornanhood and wou s me a ew sm8 ~ marries, she exp<'Cts a hu..,. signs of attention or respect,. Help De-:~ band ~ but he .thinks he's I'd gladly give up all my furs C:\1- marrying a "buddy." By the age of five. you 1nust teach boys there is .a dif· ference between the sl'xes. You , must teach 1 ht' n1 , moreover, that respect for th(' opposite sex is expeclecl of 'them. Teach your sons to open doors ror you and their sisters. Teach the boys to ho!d the chair for you when you sit at the \able. If you smoke, teach your son and jewels." C HI C AGO 1Ae) No n1atter v.•hat problems Thousands of PfOple w.lh mid· n1ay fa\:c a husbnnd. emo-dlr.·1!<1r deafness no1v tl" look tiunal or financial. it's the "lit· to transplants to resto! hear· Ill'" tJiings "'hich kt>cp her by in g. accord i n t o l11 s side.. 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I WIS inconvenienced plenty but I er aaid a ~· 111 had plans, I• llWld ~In IA> lhe e x t ensio n lltd ~ or cancelled lif.'l>"'!f wu IJ'lnaferred to another twa yews, incl' one ol the wu btpplelt te luve behind"as ~mitt~ week my hus- 1111 .llolt he b being tr mr borne lo""1: The ftio--.a( WIS )""'"know· 'i. J • ... .... • Determination • •• Ill lligh l(ey ' •. ~ By CAJIOL, MOORE Of tbe D9llr Plltt Stiff . When Karan 6rms't(Of11 lings af the New Y<vk City Opera, there are more people in the cut, oi'cliestra p~ and b~ckstaa:e. than ill. her bometoWn of DodSon, ~font., poP,U}al i.!>n: ~ If her. life were p(it to 'muSic, n wau,ld be in the ~ey of determination wltb con· slderable ftarmony provided by her hus. b·and. Mrs. Dana Tefkin in private life, silt Is a gracious hostess in the Irvine home they call "paradise'~ amid their na- tionally scoped careers. It's also a studio v.·here she can practice for three performances Ju ly »22, 23 as Rosina in "The Barber of Seville" at the Gree'k ·Theater. The bre.ezy ,P.3tio and spacious house provide a respite from the 42 leading -roles in 31 operas which Miss Armstrong has performed since winning the Met , auditions in 1966. • PROMINENT PROOF • · A grand piano and tape recorder con- sole in the Jiving room are proof of the Tefkins' success in merging professions and marriage. Their compatability means a lot and is ca refl.illy planned at'.' s to e k ho 1 d e r meetings" every six months. "\\t·e review what has happe ned then decide and plan what we want to do fo r the rest Of the yea r," sliid Tefkin, who jokes about ''being 1Mr. Armstrong' waiting in the wings, ho.lding her mln k." Actually he arranges his management· consultant itinerary to coincide with her cOneert tour -New York, Washington, D.C., Mil waukee, Houston , Atlant a, San Francisco. • With her·. career under way in New York and his business mostly on the West Coast five years ago, they realized the odds were against them when he pro- posed on a collect call froin Paris. HARMONY CHOSEN "We decided there was no alternative ... •~ Packing ·her offstage wardrobe, listening to roles and trying on costumes are parts of the homework for a traveling Metropolitan soprano. ' but to make Jt Work," Te.l'kin said. 1r1t .. e his 'been fun' putting this marriage togethef. .. 1 DUtrrie;d an artist, but first a woman. We recognized that any change would cause the marriage to fail. You cb(>ose a partner for what he or she is and If ·~ tr~ to ~hange that per!O!I, you don't !lave what you wanted." · ~t the maturation of talent ,is another matter. The Tefkins know how much a performer ls ll the mercy of an audience and &ubjected, to constant professional competition . ';To help her im prove, l listen to Karan's operas, compare th e m wit h records and say the way 1 hea r it," he said. "The only magic involved is an X factor compared to the amount of talent that must be levered through every con- scious effort." CHANGED TVNE A ·concert-caliber pianist be£ore con- c.entrating on .voice studies at Concordia College jn Minnesota~ K a r a n ac· (:Ompanies her own practice sessions at home. "It's a great advantas-e to bear the score, especially wbeJt-l-. can't get a recording of the part." '"' It 's hard enough just to sing, but that's only part of the preparation . She spends man y days "coaching" a role -working out the intricacies, timing and-language with her voice teachers before starting practice \Vil h the resident house. Admit.ting ·to !he "good fo rtune·.or good teachers" all her life, Karan presently studies .with Dr. Dean Verhines. Her mother taught piano and her late father was a singer in London. Their encouragement. her o w n perseverance and reviews -such as "extraordinaril;' beautiful voice" from Martin BernheifQer of the Los Angeles Times -have buoyed her career, CRITICS' CHOICE ''Some ptr:formel'S' only read reviews to 6ee how great they are," Karan said. "But I .tigure critics have spent a gr~t deal of time listening to music and are extremely knowledgeable so I have on1y to learn from them." In volvement with the A1et so early in her career has meant "invaluable ex-. posure to masterpiece productions and the quality voices ol the worJd." ·As she prepares for a European tour in September, Karan remembers Israel last year -the excitement of seeing how the country has developed and bo\ving onstage to foot-stomping ap.Proval . The rigors or traveling six months a year make the Tefkins outspoken ad- vocates of. physical fitness. Karan adds voice calistbentic.s to the athletic ro1,Jt ine she snares . with her -husband . . "Operatic ,singing is quite similar to sports~" she said .. ~'There's considerable training involved. ·The .. bOOy must be .. diacipliitf41 to ~~»the voice. An ac· comp!ished so1>rano11'tei>edoire could be compar~ to tlie expertiSe of a seasoned quarterback." I .. Recommended for - . ' to look so they could go home and copy the otyles. '4• ,t""'4 .... I'm a mother of a bflde who was mar- ried two ytars ago: r sew quite well. To · keep elJ>ellses down I decided to ma~e . Ann, my dad can talk -the toenails off a brass monkey. I haven't the patience I once bad. Also, t now h&ve four children. What can I do about those daily noon v(sit.s without burt~g ,his 0ifelings1 - BADLY BENT IN BENTON · HARBOR DEAR B.B.:' Write 1oar did alld leli hilll how ddiplf<f you au II be moving back. Ten blm ,yoo'll JDlu tltele doily -Ylllll altlt 1'IJI, be fmjlOlllble now wttll tour youngsters 1o8 a blagu . ' • f I ' ,. , • my daughter'• wedding gown. We \vent . , ''$hopping" for ideas'.. bouse, but you'll Invite him as often as In the· bridal store my daughter tried you can -etc .• etc. on a perfectly magn lficent gown with • ' cap and veil and fell in love with It, I • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I laughed ~new at onct I could never duplicate the when ! .. read that letter lrom "Wisconsin fabric or workmanship. w'e bought the Ann Fan" who told about the ad In lhe outfit on the spot. , paper by the owner of • blidal shop. JI l'U bet dozens of moti.rs have had this setms be was led up with mothers 111rhe experlen<>e, ao I wW> the bridal 1hop paradin& thrbuah his store with their owners wouldn 't be so .cnticaJ cf us daughters pretending to be Interested in "lookers." ... LANDERS" READE~ IN buying gowm, when all ll]e7 wanted was • 'l'llE O~AWA ST ·, . ' .. DEAR READER: nuk1 for writing -ind while I'm at Jt, I'd like Y" too know tltat I ltejipod In Olblaw• oa my way to Vietnam in lM'I od you have a allt1 .. wspaper tllere. • r DEAR ANN LAJ'lDERS: I have .this very good friend who is as sweet a woman as you would want to meet: but . she has,• personality Ital that drlv.., me up the wall. Should I tell her, as an act of frlencbhip! Whoever she'-•· talking to, within five minutes she takes on lhat person'• J*raonality, spee<h potlems, laclal ex· pressions 'nd band C~· Others have notlctd it an<! comlll"1ted. Jn the space ol -boUr II I eodltall porlJ, Ibo caa ' • ProfessiotutVe'ppear!lnces by Karan Armstrong I above)· start. with singing warm-ups taped by husband , Dan.ii Tefkin · in their Irvine home. D•lly Pilot ,....;.. '~I . . ' By L11 Payne • • be • Southern ~uetie, a French artist, a MJd,..estem housewife, a German scienflst~and a Cook County Democrat. How about it! 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From the seaward side, it looks as though any hull capable or supportlng saU or motor llas tak en to the hriny deep for a day o( rolling waves, bright sun and nautical traffic jams. But the crew of the cutter Point Divide , stationed near the mouth or Newport Harbor, \Ulually takes it all in stride. The boat choked channels, amateur sailors and balky out· boards are all part of another day'a work. Each weekend afternoon, lbe 82·foot vessel steams out of the harbor, wending !Ls way through streams of tacking. chugging pleasure boats. With dazzUng calm and a nick of the wrist at the wheel, the helmsman deftly avoids veering sailboats and stalled motorboats unUI finally he can .Jhoye the ttrottle lorward to 20 knol.!. 'I1?e ship's radar i3 the only "eye" that seems to notice what the helmsman has done. It records hundreds of tiny blipa within a two mile radius -each one a vessel loaded with weekend sailors .. "'A'e're here for one big any combative action needed, reason ," saJd Ll. (j,g.) Doug however. Stevenson, "and that is to She 11 anned with a ~ make aure the rules of boa.ting caliber heavy machine gun safetY are observed a ,n d mounted atop an 81 mm noOOdy ls hurt while sailing." mortar on the bow. stevenson ii the. officer In "Attually, we carry no ex· command of the L'=-fnllll Point plosive ammunition for the Di~de crew. Only 5'ven men mortar -just illumi~ation sail the ship whlle the other shells to help in night rescue half enjoys s6me time Qlf. operations," Stevenson said. "Under a new a~em, we · While President Nixon Is on alternate two days on and two the Orange Coast, the Point days olf,11 5y,venson said. DI .v i de 1 h are l'i the "That way we,..get full use out responsi billty of 1 e cu r i t y of one culler and crew. patrols just off the Western "Newport Beach used to \Vhite House restricted zone in have two cutters but t.hl.! new San Clemente. rotation plan made that un-•·That is about as close lo necessary," he Add~ military alert as we come," COMBAT SJ\tUGGL RS Stevensoo said. ''W~pe ready Stevenson admits 1 tii. for ariything but usually all we n14 do Is keep surfers and branch of the ce was fishermen out of the area." . originally forffied in 1790 to Stevel\SOn said the ship's COf!1bal smugg.!!1'~ and enforce guns are fired every six _..tariff Ja."!s·. _,.. -mon ths in practice. .H~ said his tour~ the Pot,nL . "That's aboul the only time D1v1de has so far 100luded no they are ever used," ·he· said. high seas struggles with con-"ll~wever, we must keep traband smugglers. them open to view during the "We usually leave that kind day ." of thing to the local ·agencies The twin-engine Po int to handle because we aren't Divide was built in 1962 in equipped to handle it," he A1assachusetls. It was design- said. "But I can give custams ed for close coastal. river and citations -such as to sailors harbor duty, Stevenson said. who bring back too much "These cutters were the booze from Mexico. workhorses in Vietnam . \\'e MACIONE GUN gave 27 of them to the Viet- "We're still the only federal namese when we left," he ad: police force afloat along the ded. coast. but we have a different The cutters. along with job to do here and that h!I to some aged destroyers, now protect people who 11 k e make up the backbone of the boating," Steyenson said. South Vietnamese Navy. ~ The cutter is prepa~ed for In keeping with the new role of the Coast Guard, the service was shifted from the Treasury Department to the Department of Trans~rt.ation in 1968. ··we ha ve become t he primary forc e controlling coastal trlJ,ffic and sea transport in this country," Stevenson sajd, BOATS IN TROUBLE That role could change at a moment's notice, he said. "In time of war, we become part of th~ Navy and go into action," he said . In the meantime, the Point Divide cruises on patrol from the Huntington,..Beach pier to Dana Point Harbor looking for boaters in trouble or others who need a lesson in rul~ of the road . As the cutter's crew 'can at- test, a coastal cruise in the summer is a pleasant ex- perience. ~ "I have one guy here ~1ho should have been three grad es higher by now but won't take prom olion for fear they 'd ~ ~~~~~..-.• _,oAILY PILOT Iliff PMfff WEEKEND SAILORS NUMBER IN THE HUNDREDS WITHIN A TWO-MILE RADIUS ~==;:::::::::========-~-- ,I • tit• ObJeC!~ (; ..... '~1 Arte Orlentales' • ,.u .... , .. lnulflettlff Anc19"t PMc1l1Jn1 ''°'"'"' ltone Clrvlnp 3355 Vlo Lide, Suitt •:c• Ntwp¥t hec.lrl •714711 1tl ... Ditty, ...... 11. c ..... """""' • • · Girls 10to18 :vacation Sewing CI~ 8-2Yz hr. lessons. Less than $1.00 per hou r. Win fabulous priies. Make a dress in class.' ~ . ' Phone or Visit your Singer Sewing Center and Regi~ter today. \ CO.ta Meu -Brl1tol 6 Su.nfl South Cooat Pl&Ja -5'0-263a.. . ·-• \ r Twice a year we cut the cost 500/o on 3 LaMaur P~rmanents ... That'sWard's 1/2 Price Sale $~15 .00 Organicore Pel"mS7 •. 50 $20.00 Textra Perm $10.00 · • $25.00 New Era Perm $12.50 ·:~~~' Shampoo and set included I .... nuo Frosting, con:iple~e $13.50 SHAMPOO & SET {ev1ryd1yl HAIRCUT { 1v1ryd1y l from $l.50 from .$2.!0 A;poin ments not 11lw11y1 needed -'but eppreciatet'I , Ulo your W1rd1 Charg·All Rta lt•otl••• M,r. 2100 H .. 11 .. ,.. ·c.ror Hootl•t'.111-'o ' ' ' 192·6611 111. 2SO l move him,'' Stevenson said One CnJise on a sunny weekend shows wh y Orangr Coast duty is so <1ttract1 vr . In betwee n the resruf's and shipboard tasks is plenty of tsme to turn the ship's binoculars on the hunl'lrE'Cis of bikinied beauties ba!ik1ng on passing boaL,, ··They al'A•ays w<1 ve and smile," sa id Si.:iman Dan Jones." but lhc !rouble is they·re over on lhrir boat and ~'e 're over here and v•e're iTG "'1 SKOES Tho Cooll Gutrd cll+- lff '•Int Dlvldo, 11• tloned "'" tho meuth of Nowport Horbor, tokt1 It oll In Ill 1trldt1 · boot .. hoklll chonnol11 • 1m1ttur .. nors and bolky outboordt ,,.. oll port of 1 d1y'1 wor.k. CONVERSATIONAL COURSES .... ltinlnt ,NMh e lntermMl1te 1,.nllh e Ptt IMll• enlll • IU.UTIFU IRVINI COVE Dliitln9ulthM .,PrefNtot 54147f0 COM ?LETE SHOE & LUGGAGE REPAIR "' RESTYLING •• LITTLE· SHOIS Robinson's Shoo Repair ()"~ ~ U11 Y•11r lobin,011 Ch1r91 Os ~ Tlilr4 U¥1l •' (1, .. ,,,, SHOES " usually headed in oppnstte l~===========~ dircti6ns." . lj On a reccnl weekend tour 1 there was a lot of time for girl watching. There was onl.v one "case'' -8 trio or teenager. on a brokeri.<fown speedboat. The y were given a IOY.' io Newport Harbor. "Act ually most of us \\'Ou ld prefer a Jot or case5 ... ·Steven.!On said . ''Tha t keeps us busy and wards off the boredom ." In keeping with lt!i local responsibilities. lhe P o i n t Divide was ane of . the first vessels in the harbor to install a holding tank. "We were called one of thf' biggest polluten of !he hay until we put i n the 200-gallon tank," Stevenson sai~. C'EST ELEGANT! Pc:frits From·· France Tailored By Chr is Allan JlGln ln~ 17\h & IRVINE-WESTCLIFF PLAZA NEWPORT BEACH Drexel puts you front row center. ' . ' ,, ... ' .<eg. 5125 . Take ' your se~t at a··· 3.le price! .. Fro m .Drexe l's famed Wel lington Po rk group-contemporory slmp,icity of line an tro illona wormfM,--wTI" t e oo o • "private toll ect1o n.'' Besides bei·ng yo ur 1>est seat in th1 house, 11 '1 equally at home 01 o' pull·v·p, porty, oc·cos 1dnol, or family room piece. It's o '0be~t bvy'' yov can't ·afford to poss up •. , duruig ov r ~vmmer 1ale!. Summer Sale . , ·.at all 3 Stores ' .. OO"•'t l;;do_•I At'?; .. 11 Mol't • t~'!I•-:• s,• . ., ~:'.°~ .... t ' . ·"There's a whole lot going ... fo{ you l" . ( ' I • • I J ; . ' H ·' DµLY PILOT luodaJ, Julr 16, 1972 • • SCINE FROM "COMI IACK CHARLESTON BLUE" · Ptltr DtAnd1 ind Jonell1· Allon trt 1hown t d1but1nte bill ·;ACR OSS ~~lb .• J~; Color 11 Tht1111 ~'~116. C1rry r~JG·Entt1ne1 · -A;1J2l.5tagt_.hJ.sP.tr ' t'lll ,. :~l s~,Utttd . 11 i.tt24 Co11sttll1tlon -·~·~"~'-·"·-. Y.u. .., I •".• • 6 laht mt• ":. 1 Ttaln " :: 21 F•ncy -t'f.l 1!9 D1a1t1 ~'"·l1JO J1JI: 1111111 ·"'l'l Tw1nlog sttl'll 32 -Mlnttt ~3 ~myrn• figs . 4 You111 pig J5 bwtll1r1 \31 And : L1tlo 1)9 Faist wlng 40 SP1w1.ed ·•l Kingly 14Z"Th1 thing ~~ "3 ~f1dlni tal!lt :...,._:__45 Mhced dr inks •1 Outcast -"4B Ontt Stot. ''' 'f•r god fl Stiff .,..... offlctrs <tfJ.:.·_,t Turn .15J Am111t an ~,.... lnd!an ,,,. 15• Or1wl119 roo"' ,,,,. j5& Host • .,.. 151 Leadl~f , 15• Mon itor tlzard :1,a c.oll•t• dttre• ' ' .t'~ . ., •qt • Ir+-+-+-·~"· 1'"'' - ... -. -. r t'I" .1!.J t• •V ... 1: .... .. -· .... " -. '" ' . . ~. f'<'· -awort In Cl1tllfied, Section .. • ~Star I• Bom \ Lo~na's Living a Legend • • ~ Lule ii 11, aoin& on 61. 'l1ie YWI ol her Y"<'th opilJ from her viv.ck>uJ eyes and trembUng Slille like ripe roae petalr, and when 1110 lln'gs, i!le memories of anothei little iltl eome fiooding blck like the i.pp1ng 10und of ruby red alip- pers on a yellow brick road JPlr•llng toward Oz. · Yet few people five times lnth• Raw NOW! AT THESE SELECTED THEATRES! /:J TIT/IN ,,~ NlllW<)•'Jf1 L< ... yn•,"1'11>< DIS THE INVIJIBU VAPOR CAPER! WALT DISIEY --•• , DYl1JU DONT1 IAmOPat AT7PM .. ~ . ~,_., ,./ KOCM stereo103"M tI¥ soun<;fs df the harbor • J ~d~t-_7 24 liours· a d~y-' • .. , , .. ,, Publlthed Ort• Co.ff 01lly Pllo+, J111r ,, '•· u. a . 1m 11f.S.72 LEGAL NOTJOB LEGAL NOTICE f'ICTITIOUI IUtlf(lll NAMI ITATIMINT Tht fof!OW!l!f Olf'IOftl 1r1 II"'"' ( "'" 11: TRIAD A0V£1lT1SING AGENCY, 13:21 Ill Vlllt !''l. lan C1trntn._, '2671 • ,.. Wlle'f L ... NllWI Jean Wt1tlrll11d, 611 I . S•n Juen, Sin Cleme11t1. f' Lucy M, C1rr, J:J.5 Rott ,,.., 1, S1iii Cltmentt, Thlt bullriu. 11 belnt eOl'lductM bV • Ptrtntffillp,, LUt'I' M. Ctrr n.11 sfri.mtnl tlltd wl!tl 1llt CoulttY Clwk ol Or1n91 Coollf'I" on: JUIV .. 1'11 ly 11vtr1Y J, Mtddoll DfltllfY Coontf , .... . , llllt f'Wlltllld Ol'll\OI CMS! DIH'f flllet, JUlr 1. ,,, 23, :io, 1m 1n~n · LEGAL NOO'ICE ....... fllCTITIOUI llH0•111 NAMI ITATIMINT TM fOtlowlnt tt~ It dOll'lt tlUtlllftl 11: SEMICONOUCTOk O!V1Cll, IN~ '711 Norlll M1l11, Or1119e, (•flt, ftUll •rron C•rdtmtnll. at ~"' c1,. • cit, S1nt1 AM, C1Uf . • TftlJ bu1lntU It Mint COl'ldlldtd "' 111 lncflvlcl!Jll, · IYll:ON CAllOAMINIS 1 Tl'llt 11111intnt nltct Witt! ftlf Ctul'rtY Cltrk Of Ortntt Coulllv tr!? JllM tt, 1972. ly l"'•rtv Mlddo•, DtOllty COll!lt't Clttt. ITlf'H•N OUllN ATTOttNIY AT LAW ,. tllllll Mll11 It., hflt "11 • Ori .... , CIMI'. rMfll Ttl1 JIWl11 11111 UWttl ...... l"Vbll11Wd Or•• CIMtt • C1!1r '''°'' JUM IS lf'ldl Jiiiy t; f, 16. 1'11 tm.71 LEGAL NOO'ICE , , ' \ . . ·' ' ' •, • ' ' ' . S.Ma!', Jv~ 16, 197l QAILY "LOT C( l 1Bosalind n·us~ell Taking , to TV -~a.~"=tc, "1\.0 tY Tlfl • ..UNNllM C ........ HOD IJ.MO Ula Dllta T 81 ,.,,.... O'Fllherty WboD Roullzid R 11-a 11 I l mtera a room you know It rf&ht away. 'Ibere'110D1.etJ\1ns about her Stride Ind the way she holdl her chin up that makel you tau noUce. She bas returned to work l,fttr a two-year bout with a criPOllnc form of artbr!Ua. Sile pluiiked herself down in a oomlortable chair and began lo tallo. '''One thing I've always hated about makln1 movie. is the WJSte of time on the aet. Some directors fiddle around for bout'• fixlna Jl&hta wblle c!Llb aod become lo,.lved with In doing the movie musical." the whole company wtlta," Oou1 FlirbonU Miureen she uld .. CSbe and her huo.- she llld, CIOllini oat Ioq, O'Sullivan plays t be ad. band, Freddy Brtuon, 0W11 the thin lee over the other. mb1iltr110r of the club. rilhts lo the play.) 'ITtlevlaioo'• dlH"'"t. I've "No, my deor, I do not stng "Did I think Mme would Just fintshld my lint .movl• lo thil film. I've done llnilnr make a aood mualcal! Llaten, !Ol'TV and they movtd Uh an but 11'1 not my •lrollf point. Mame would be a hit even U Olympic ttam. Whit'• more On• critic wn>te: MI 11 they pliyed It backwardl." they did It pleaaanU7c They Ru.!aell'1 voice lbundl Uke the CommenUnc on other allow •IUTOUl!ded me with ucellent Ambn>11 Llaht Ship <lllin& lo buslne .. , the aald: people-a makeup mari and a Its mite." That'• a very 10-"Unavailable la: one or the halidresllOI' -wtiat you call Clltlta deacrlptloo. .-nicest worda In allow buslnw. your peroonal W.ockl~g crew. "l suppose l could ao oot It meana that you know what "The lhow ll t t t I e d dolna AunUe Mame In one you do beat and aren't afraid 'Lonelybeart MS' and l play a form or other for the r.,t of to say no. On the other hand, somewhat COMlvlnl lady who my Ufe, but you've got lo U!e you've aot to fight for the ls out to attract a v.'talthy aome other muaclee and that's rolea you want to pl1y. 1ultor. I join a lontlyhe&rtl why I wouldn't be Interested "Alter .1 did 'Nl1ht Must ~...,.--~~~~~~~--=c~....:.:.:;.:;:;._:.:.:_~.!......~~~~~ Fall' with Robert Montaom· ery, MGM would never think of me aa ,anything but a_,drlJlll!k.Jctreu. Then a~ came 'Tbe women' with a marvaloua comedy [llrl and I knew it was for me. "I walked right over to Hun! Strol)lbera'• office and aolled why l wasn't beloa teated for 'Sylvia.' When l tell you his answer I have to get under the table ·-but be said, 'Roz. you're too ·beautiful for the part. l want an ugly girl who can slick her he.ad around the e«ner and get a lau.ii:h.' "I utd, listen, I'll play the - whole tlOnl a<>IHyed U )'OU want, ao Hunt told me to ~ Geori• Qikor. Georp took a look al me and aaid 'L don't want you :in the part' but be did ...... lo a test. "In thoea days a acrem test coet a lot of mooey and they didn1 Uke to maU them . l uked the cameraman how ·much !Um be had In the camera and he aatd 111111 l•et. I said 'Take It out and put In a thouaancl. Thi• 11 going to be the l~e1t teat since Gnota Garixl'i. . "I got up and pllll'ed the role ol Sylvia as high comedy • CMAMll • and came ri&ht back ~nd did It ~,,, .:..::..":-.=' • over •&lin u .lllp&tick. They 0r.,,.. c~ "'-'"' <-•...:= e&lled the nut day and uld •tu " ...., .......... • ,.... """' the . 1119 wm "' ,_... .., MW Oii••• '•!t'." 1 'YOU havt part.• ll Wll the 1M11 """"1flf .. tMlfllll llCT .... I. ...... t .i..i ... that ever ba....--t 011T11n MA, n+1 of .... or-.. Ula ..... '6 Yt'W,_ CWllf¥ ltf'lllll C ................. 0.....,. to n{e, .• " C-'V, Ctlltwlllt. At thlt polnt an ABC n~ldt/1~f1~N~':;;'1.g~'r'J.f publldlt came in apd took her ~:,,~i;ci,;:1 ~.~O:o:&:! 1w1y. "t mu.st spread Miaa -'"NIW .,.......,.._. 111..-~ " Ruaaell IJ'OUnd " he said 11ot1tl" 0111r1c1 to t11t ,., ''"' • ' ,.,,..,_l_I •l'ld .--11111trlflllle °""'' "I'm spreading en o u I h , '"'11 •••lfleffon.J" or1tr1n, _...... .,_. 1hank you," she 11ld. And II :r. .. ~·~ n: :-;::= :::: she walked away abe ti· Mut,1111C11 aeu1 .... n .. ........, 11t .. 11 claimed loudly. "Well. at least re: .. !:'~ ...,1 "'·Litt Oi¥1'-'*" e.. they didn 't ask about my aex 111t1 9'1bllc .,..,!flt °" .._ .-. ., .. Ill. " ,.. toMd ..i.t11 Wiii IN lltN ti I~ ""'5E' .. • • • NIOll llltl'tt ftff ti ..albltt W4 T , But there's always tomor-.t.u.u111. 1n1. 1n iM M11'4111 Mli romn of IM Or•llM CIUlll'Y ll'laM fOW, COl'IUftlNlOI\. l11tl-IM1 •IN1111, ... Cllrl( Ct111tr D'lvt W&1l, ·-161, ""'' Films Low on Great ~Dames Ant, CtHlornlt , ti Willlldl tll'N tfld ..... •II ~ tl!Mr lt¥Otllll fir ........ i.ld .,,...., ,i111 w111 .. f1Mr4. It It , .. «IMMd ltltt '"' wrltttft ,._ • "!It """'" llCltk• -Mllll'!lltfllll ,. 1flt 'llMI'"' CommlNioll "'°' tt IM l!Mrl"' ••· ~or MtMf fll•llt '"''•'"' .. 141 ,, .. P0$1111 .... n, tll lnltrMMlll MfM,_ .,._,,.._ By LINDA DEUTSCH are either whore& or harpy HOLLYWOOD {AP ) -A wtve1 · · ·" vague dlJcontent has broken Recent AcadeJny Aw a r d into open and harah critici1m nomlnatlotta brought the point about the way women are borne. Best actress contenders portrayed In the movies, porlfayed a neuroue· pros- uoually produced by, dircc!od tltute , a dope -amokitlg by, and written by, men. madam, two Jong.4ead queens CrjtJ(:g carp that films and a divorcee who share! her stereotype women 11 empty-bl.sexual lover with a man. headed bed bUMles -at be.st. "To date ," 11ys one. critic , And actresses complain they "the ultimate 11 b e r a t e d can't find work or If they do ·Hol!.r:wood woman has been the are cast u pro~itutes. Myra Breckenridgie.::":...--' To View films made In 'th~-.-~Why the deficit of great last 10 years/' says 1 woman dame.a ln movies? · acreenwrlter, Hb; to view • "lt ls very difficult to 'fim world where )Vo men make up virtue." says actress Gena OM: percent of the .population , Rowland.a. "It's much easier don't work professionally and to play a bad woman. 11 Also, she notes. not many script• theae daya are written by women. "Men are making movies for lhenuielves, not for au· dienoes," aaya actor·turned- director Jackie Cooper.· "I guess lt'a one of the last desperate efforts to keep women back in the kitchen." Writer Eleanor P e r r y . whoae uOiary of a Mad Housewife" zeroed in on the misery of today'11 woman lock· ed in yesterday's role, says she still has to fight to show "·omen sa they are. , "Hollrwood believes that a woman cannot be a sym· patheUc character if she. vtttd to uM ti IM oHlc:• et rri. 0r..-. • Ctu111Y ,ltMIM c-•••loll. lnell\MNI• ,. • • li.t111111nt. .. 'Clvk. (Miff Orlw W,.t, swears, complains ~tiss Per· "'°"' 111. '-"'' A~. c1111wn11, ""'*"' ry who had to chop four-letter wlf ,......... •le"••~ "11 .,.. , ... ,n,•i. tor "*lie INMCllOl'I. word! out of her latest script. • .11111rt w.~11i..... ". . , In life those particular =~!~ ~':,"°' "" women in those particular o•ANGe ttou1o1rv . . ked 1'1..ANNINO COMMIS.SION situations would have u .-ut111111M ore"" co.tt 0.1111 'II••· those words." she says. J1,11v n. 1m 1w.n The d'arth or roles for ac-LEGAL ·N011CE tr'sses shows In employment., ___________ _ figures. A trade p I p e fllOflC• TO c••DtTOl:I Nt. A 1nll recently reported thllt I IU,l•to• COU•T 0' TNI movies cu rrentl y shooting, a_c. ITAT• o' cAll,0•1t1& 'o• TN• COUNTY DLI' O•ANll tors outnumbered actre.~es ! ... '-" G'•c• 1. crotler, DK••lllf. 144 to 66 in fea1ure rolet and Nolte• 11 lltr•ov "..,." to (rtdllel'I o1 • ' ' IM ...... •11.,,.... dl<.edttlt ft\91 t H 1n 28 new TV fall shows m~ ... ,_ ll•'f'l11t c111m1 1111n11 tM 11•11 outnumbertd women 283 to 81 Of(«ltllt ttt rMvlrtd to 101 ,.,_, wt111 ' 1111 nechW'Y ¥tuehlrt., In t ... oHlct et Worse, some say the an· "" c...._ .t 1111 •lloY• enHt+t; cwrt. ,, tlh . ho IO ~ llltll'I Wltll !rw ,.........., ero1nes "' do make It to -.-tlltl• " ""' lllldtN.ltllld ,, IM oH1c1 the 5Creen may be iruJplrlng of llltfflt ICtllv. m """' M111 stret1. Ltt AftlelH. c.11111n1l1 '°'''· wttldl le"" w.omen to emulate. them. .i~ of 1111il111•• « "" ~ ...... '" 111 • '""""" ~•lnlne to t11t .. ,,,. " .. itl dl«ltlMI, wlfflln loauf' ffttlllfll •""' tl\t fin! Mllulttn ol' tlll• llOtlc• Dlt911 July 11. 1•n IMrt Htltft Jt11t1 Ad!tllnt1t,1rrhr of !flt ltlttf ol' Ml4 flttdtlll IUelNe teaLL•V' ....... N .. 1"91t Gary Owens: A · ·Man With _ 6 Jobs .. ' Circus Coming to Town . By VERNON SC01T HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Gary Owens and Ruth Buzzi, along with the two comedians, are the sole remaining members of tbe original "Rowan and Martin Laugh- In." Owens is the nutty 11n· nouncer who cups his hand to .. his ear and appean to be totall y unaware that a television show is in progress. Axel Gautier brings his performing animals to Orange County Aug. 14-22 _when the l02nd edition of the Ringling Broth~• and Barnum and BaUey Circus ap- pears at the Anaheim Convention Center. Ticket& will be $3-4-5-8. . . Beneath the flakey carica· ture of a 1930s radio announ· cer lies a ve.ry wn·nutty fellow indeed. Also a very rich one. Aside from the w-eekly comedy hour, Gary holds five other jobs. HO..oscope Aries: Pia ty.10NDAY JULY 17 ({(\'ti 6114161 f ~~~.!~ ..... sTi;;3 co•ONA DIL. MA~ ' "M.A.S.H." 71tt P.11. "l'AnON" '"' ,, ... -•hl• .. 0"4lr .. ,. .. ""''. 11tl4 • . • • Waiting Game HILD OVll ACADIMT A.WAID 1---" INllllUo-- ltn Joh"''" & C lori1 Lttthll'ltn "THE LAST PICTURE SHOW" ... Gtor91 Sti9tl "WHERE'S POPPA?" "Tiil TUft'S FillST ftULLT HT11FTlll, 111 CHllEftCllL llHICll Fll. HE 01 THE MOST HUTll llO IOllMI CllROlllCUS IF llERIClN ltfE EYH IHlllEO WlTHll Tiil LIMITS If l'OPllLU llTHTllllEIT." • -:Vincent C.nb)', N•w Yof1c Tlme1 "'Tia -ITMll' 11 l iPlCTlCUUft Mm!, Oil! DF Tiil ,fllUT u11mft MOllH nu MADEi" · hall!. NBC"rTV He Jlppe&,rl slx days a week Both the OwenR! • r e on Los Angeles rtdio sta!fon · na~ivu of S. Dakota. Gary Is KMPC a~ a disc jockey Where ' from the met.ropolis o f his bon mots are better than Plankinton (population 600 ). any of the music he pla)'!. His Arleta ls from the. somewhat ratings are tops . smaller city of Seneca (pop. Additionally, he does 400 200 ). .... , ....... ce.,..,.~ c • ...,., ............. ...... ' phrotec1 Ilona! , bundit ~ keep ln &ood ,..,..1thtd 0r.:"'~ o.tlv ~'"· p ys c co tton. J111v 1t. u. ao elld Alltllft " 1m '"'"" "That's the way I relax." he. ' says. "It eases the burden LEGAL NoT'lCE of working." .......... Gary and Arlt~a have been su,1111101 cou111r o• TM• married 14 years and have 'j!~•cg~,f-t.J-•::i:.1: .. ~°." resided In Soulhern California Mt. A·1:a.w1 ' 962 h h ed NDTICI 01' MIA.•INO OM l'ITITION sln('e 1 w en t ey mov •o• '•01t.T1 o' WILL AND 110• sout h from San Francisco. . llTT•1111 T•1TAMaNTAIY voice-over commercials a Because his 5Chedule I~ so year, provides the voices for frantic, Owe.ns has little time animated cartOOJ\s and has to spend In his California written two screenplays. modem home in San Fernando' __________ _ Owens has the distinctiob of valley where his sons Stoll , having studied under presiden-12, and Chris 8, are in thr tial candidate Sen. George S. swimm ing pool almost every lsttJt l't FIANI( MllllMAM* .._ .... NOTICI IS M!ll!l'I' filVIM th .. lllC>elltT MllEJliMAN 1111 11196 lltrtl11 11 Mlllllfl for P~tlt el Wiii tr'ld tor IUUt!IU el Ltlllrl Tffl1-1trv to ,..11. ,._,, rtlt•tnc:1 le whlcll 11 l!'lt!M ...., Ju'""' P1•lk1111 .. :•1no1 "'" !Ml 11 ........ ;1Kt ., .... ,1"' "" ...... llt• Mtll .. , tor Ai.ttu1t 1, 1tn. 11 t :» , "'·· In -courtr~ ol Dtot,,_1 Nt. I ti Mltl court, et 11't c 1 ... ic etritlf' o.1.,..·wn1. 111 fllt CllY of klllt ANr Cllllf0f11l1. .... McGovern when the latter was day. a history professor at Dakota Owen al.so lakes karate Wesleyan University . lessons, not so much for self· _ __,~o;,....o... • "THI OTHll" I''' AND LAST Wiii i ""41 llt Hit ''THI •UDUATr "WA• •ltw••N MIN AND WOMIN" AND • W££KDAYS CRDMW£LL 7 Only I.AW II ENCE 9, IS Ott. y SAT & SUN Lawrence 1:15-7 P.M. Cromwell 4:35-10:15 ....:..--.. ·----· ~it~ 8TAND8ALONll "ID'JACUD" AND "THI CAl•Y T•UTMaJrlf" Otttd Jurv u. tm w1LLIAll' 1. '' .10•0~. 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M. lllSMAN I v J1mt1 A, khmlt1ln1 AllorntY• tor IE•teU!or Dtttd: Jul'I' 12, 1tn MU•UY M. CNOTINll tlW N. H. llllMAN m Dtwr art...., 11111 ' Ntwlllrl aHC"1 C.. ..... "' ""'"" ... ,..,..,. ,.,. ......... ,1,11111111111 0r1"91 C.ot1t Delly ''""· Jul11 1•, "· 1'12 '""" LEGAL NOTICE , , ""' ... ,,. J='~"=-:.·11~ .~ _..,, ,;!';i LSQAL H01ICS • KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN • SATURDAYS IN .. THE DAILY l'ILOT . I I • • • \ •• :J-. DAl\.V PILOT ,....., • Ju~ 16. 1972 • The sombtir study of I fisherman, 1t ltft, secured Robert Tracy of Irvine 1 first place in th• wttkly photo competition sponsored by tht DAILY PILOT an·d K~dak. Reierv• winner ia Paul J. Mitchell whose earner• captured the Bodega BaY of Nort..ltrn' Cali· fornla In afternoon sun~ ~ • . . ... ·-·. -.C - W efkly _ ~l!l es Photos Win •• Ill By GEORGE LEIDAL black and white competition is , ot tM n.11r ,111t stiff Paul J. Mitchell of 238 S. A somber~ study ofr cambridge St., Orange. Ris ~en '!or~g their nets entry captures another seago- wa~. the wmrung ~black and" ing scene. Mitchell captured white photograph Ill lhe\ sec· fishing IJ9ats at anchor in ond )feek_ of the DAILY Bodega Bay w)\\ch is shim· f IL9'1' ~naP&!tot Con~l. meringly lit with late af. -The plcture-oy1ti)DerrTraey--teriioon sun. of 1'.1631 Queenswreat"h Way, Shoreline reeds, . rippling I rv,tne ., earned the waves and .wispy clouds com- photbgrap"her a $5 cash prize plete the serene view, in ~ ~At~ and the chan~ A still of a sun-crisped still t.o ~ nominated for com· of a ghost town earned David peUtion .in the $55,000 Kodak Dye of 31Q1 S. Fairview Ave., InternationaJ Snapshot Awards Santa Ana StO and the first for 1972 {KINSA '72~. if all place aw~rd in the color other contest reqwrements division. . are met. Dye's photo study plays light •The r~e winner in the and shadows against desert coloring and communicate.! a feeling for the forgotten old west with a dilapid a ted buckboard in front of a groui>' ing of long-abandoned buildings. If alt requirements are sTiel. Dye's first place winner will get-a-shot at-the tnternation1.1I competition in the c o I o r division . This week's reserve winner in color competition is Jim Carse of 25251 Calle Vieja, Laguna Niguel . His photo pits two small children against the vaslness of the sea . The little girls stand at the water's edge facing out to sea as . a wave rushes toward them. MAN IN SPACE The DAILY PILOT judges n Head of.17602 have elected lo carry over to Cir final judging at the encl of the Sa eight-week I c o n t e s t all Ana photographs which win . top C r photo merit certificate awards or reserve positions in win ers-this week are: Thad each week's contest. E. muels of 1601 Sandal~·ood Other outstanding pho).61 Ave., Cosla Mesa , with 8n ex- selected by the judges a!dl ceptionally clear sto~action will be considered for nomina-snap of a child getting a diving tion to the international com-lesson, and Gary R. McAvoy• petition. of 1330-2 S. E. Bristol St., Judges viewing this week's Santa Ana, who entered a entries also named two merit serene view of a crucifix In the certificate winners in each desert. category. Entries are now being ac- Snapshooters whose entries cepted at all DAILY PILO'l' judges felt deserved merit office for third week judging. recognition in the black and Deadline is noon on Wed. white competition are : nesday. Experiments May Save Spaceship Earth By HOWARD BENEDICT . I CAPE KENNEDY. FI a . (AP) -. The highly successful APQilo moon-landing prsigram eJid,,. this year 'and America will enter a new era of space exploration. turning attention back to earth with orbiting projects destined to open a cornucopia of benefits to mapklnd. · Apollo 17 set! sail Dec. 6 with a sophisticated set ·of new instrument! and a geologist aboard to wrestle a few more secrets from the inscrutable moon. After that it may be decades before man again set.II foot on the barren lunar surface. The emphasis. in both the United States and ,Soviet Union, will " "' A, 'llttt llCYLAI ~ILL •E IN O,RBIT NEXT YEAR . . I billion years or so . • There are essentiall:v only three types of rocks on the moon, in contrast to hundreds of different types on earth. • There is evidence that volcanoes wracked the moon early in its history, sculptur- ing valleys, rilles, plains and mountain.! and indicating it once hMI a hot, molten interior like the earth's. • The moon is made up of onion-like layers, with a crust about 38 mites thick and a tpantle and a core below that, making it more earth-like than many experts believed possi· ble. fro7.en luna r lnterk>f ·are there layers oi Ice or permafrost that man can tap to make air and water for permanent bases on the moon? On the crew will be the fi rst astronaut-geologist, Dr. Har- rison H. Schmitt, who will be able to make on-the-spot evalualions ()( certain rocks and geological features that might escape the untrained eye. Flying with him will be Navy Capt. Eugene A. Cernan. mission commander, an d Navy Cmdr. Ronald E. Evans~ The · landing site is a p!ace called Taurus-Littrow in the northeast quadrant of the moon. ll ls a region of light-Before Apollo. there we.re ed three major theories about the .color mountains and d_frk origin of the moon : that it was valleys that may be filled with volcanic ash. bol'n at the same time as our solar system in the convulsive Skylab is 8 two· story coming together of space laboratory, with the volume of debris and a giant gas cloud ; a medium-size house. which is that it once was part of the to be ~unched>unmanned by a earth and for 90me reason Salum 5 rocket next April 30. broke away, and that it was a The fo'Ubwing day, a three· wanderer from outer space man crew is to be launched in that got caught in earth'• a modified Apollo capsule by a gravity field .. • • ~~-sm-·11Jtr~Satum 18-rocket.- . ~me ~ntists have not The astronauts will dock led t f th th · with lhe Skylab 270 miles ru ou any 0 e eones, above the earth and enter' 1't bu\ mmt now ftt.I sure that the moon, earth encl other planebl ttv'ough en airlock. They are In the solar system were to remain aboard %8 days. created in the massive gaa A month after tbey retu.rn to cloud •.Ii billion years ago. . earth, a !eCOnd three-man Apollo 11 hopefully ,.ill fill team will rockeC up to the in missing chapters in the same laboratory, this time ror · h" to N In 56 days. After they come J.1lOOll 5 15 ry. e w -home, a thtrd crew will go up, strumenll to be carried may answer such questions as: abo for 56 days. The Skylab as!J'onauf..! will • , 11 . the moon 1 Io w I Y conduct more than 50 different fash1on1~g an ~tm()Sphere and typcS' of experiments aimed at Inter.acting WJlh . ~be solar ,-developing techJ\iQueS f 0 r , winds to crea;e bu1lolng blocks surveying earth's resources of future Ille ... , from space , determJnlng e C;an gravitational waves. man's abilit.Y., lo live and work WJnd>ng acroso the oceans ol "In ortit for71ong periods, ex· gpac• from an early tpoch of t~ 10lar a 1 t r o n o m y the unlv<rH, tell us when tb\l• beyood earth'• ~ at- b<c•n! mosphen, and experimtblllll • Under the bedreck of the with 1p1c:t i1llJ1UfocturlnC. ' \i ., . . .< t ••. --"":-i~~ ...... ·~"r-'"~~"'fP.~.dl'i* ,r.; """"'r! I ~ ' ' I ' - • • • ' ' 1: GERALD SABA WQN A MERIT AWARD FOR HIS SURF FISHERMAN Packaging G_ui4~l~n'!.s ' A11nounced ' WASHlNGTON -N • w guide.lines on labeling and 1>3'ckaging have been an- nounced by the U. S. Depart. ment er Commerce. Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson said t h e guidelines will help consumers answer questions about the products they buy. These are Mme of the ques- tioM conaumers are asking: Is "Brand X" the but buy' What Is the cost per ounce! 'l'lie answtr: Unit PrtclnJ. ls the prodiict -I rt • b 1 Beyond which date should It not be sold? _ SAVE •120 .. · .. ~~on i.this "MAMIYA SEK OR A ·once . In ~ a llf1\1m1 value. T.t1f "'°·" Value SALE PRI C ll .$259 • e 1000 DTL Camero . . . . . • • . $:MM.95 e 13S'mm Tole Auto F/2.1 .... 109.50 e 2X Converter . . . . . . . . . ... 19.95 • Electron ic Fl11hgun #91 • • 16.9S e Shoo AS·2 . . . . . • . . . • . • • • • • 4,30 e Doluxt C111 . . . . . . . .. . . . . 24.95 · . . ~TAL $3i010 ... ,,, The an1wer: Open Dating. Is the product nutritious! The a n 1 we r : NatrtdoUI Llbtling. I "'\ Ml,IHT1H0fON Cll'ITI• I How s~d the product be "Wl.iilll~l!ll!iMll 101N•t• AND 11ACN cared for? How ahould .. lt !:Se ., MUNTINltoM llACN alllrOd! lili:: • • ' I .· ' \ •• 1't ua:t!."'t Clre Old UIO ..,,. IOOTH ANNIVERS..-~Y YEAR . If 2 • ~ i l 1 Dllicdlp. -1L.-.;..r -,..-............................... .;...,.., .. ..1-• . I • ... ' " ' ' • . ' ' • ' " CITY o ·F LIGHT ' ' • ~LY Pit.OT (; f Paris Twinkles Welcome to Tourists · Clrll'ttMM k*«t MM;• ""'* PARIS -Everyone baa hi& favorite vlew of • Paris, Na favorite restaurant, his (or more accurately, 'her) favorite boutique. I, a novice with but 1ix months residence in the ci· ly of light, could' not dare name either · the eateriM or the shops I frequent. · But vlews an 1 universC111ly sharable dellght. My favorite is Notre Dame at night -not the usual massive twin stone towers of the front. but the side and rear ,as seen from across the Left Bank or the Seine. 'Skillfully Illuminated, the great cat':ledral seems to float upon the nigbl air, ils alender spire and Dying but· lreues poems or airy lightness and grace. Paria. 1ike all the gre"'it ,., ....... __ ,_ fn De"'-~ , cities ol the· world, is an 111>-..,.,.._....ll! ~· "' folding tapestry of continual ... . Cliscovery. There are the old Waler . .ports and London Bridge are equally' well· then .adjoining English village Cefl) from the back-familiar !Avorites, tlie wints knnwn~a.t!(action.s at Lake Havasu c1·ty _the ne~ d f 1 of reference, like the Areh of -;, ~, rop or p easure boats in the Bridgewater, a mile-Tr' ph th ffel es~· addition to Hughes Airwesl's service froin Lai 1um or e 'Ei Tower· ~ long. scenic c~anneh Lake Havasu City visitors. aJsd or the Champs EI y sees , Vegas and Los Angeles. The his!oric span, imported enjoy w~lerskiing, fishing, golf, tennis and other Montmartre or Boul' Mich or blOck .by block.. from M>ndon and r.;assemb)ed, and outdoor sports twelve months a year. the Odeon. -------'--:---::-------------=.,.-_:_ ________ :_ _______ · $st you can ~·alk down almost any little street, tum • Walt Djsney World Already • Pulling in Repeat Visitors By RALPH HUBLEY Cllrtltll!L ~ Menner letYICI have poked their towers high over these central swamplands. Many ho t e I chains have had their units operating at full thrust since Disney World 's opening last October. · Japanese Traveling Tolsmnds the comer. and be confronted with a vista, a sp"nd, a smeU that will thenceforth be fixed in your ni'emofy as your see the p>achmcn (including pcraonal, private Paris. one coachlady) sitting in thei r ll may be a sudden glimpse -carripges On any fine day al or Sacre Coeur above a crazy-the rond~int ol the Chan1 ps quilt pattern of rooftops, it Elysees. may lie the laughter of srna~ · You should not, of course. tots riding a carrousel in a neglect to treat yourself to a cobbled square, it may be tPe view or Paris from the Seine. irresistible tang of freshly Several companJes offer boat baked croissants or long stick rides up, and down'the Seine, bread. throughout the dsy:wt until midnight. The \>eSll koof!lll lite one which .off Us yoU the most luxurious trip. is the Companie des Bateaux Mooches. (Price of Tide without lunch is • het .,.,·f!en S francs and 20 francs and 50 francs for lunch and 90 franc~ for dinoer. Paris ls the gateway not on- 1.v lo Versailles, to Fon· lainebleau .or -Ok1rtres, but to all of France. -by plane, by fast an<l efficient train. or by rented car: Roads are_perhape tho least satisfying way ol teeing . P)ance, .la owe v·e r. ~pedllghwaya are few a!>Cf far belwetn, and tr,Jfle j11111 fre<iuentlf -horrendous. For long journeys. it ls bet· te.r to take one'1 car aboard " the train in one of the autocouchette services the na· tional rallway offers. arriving at one's ~nation fresh and ready for new ad ventures. (Flrst.class ticket Paris: to Nice costa %10 francs, auto costs ruce from m francs to 367.frlll<I depending on size. l In tm. 2,m,000 towists ~ lllrouP Paris. The figure ta ll1e lut eltlclal atallaUe available, bol II Ir , estimated that the number rose by' 7 lo 8 percent last year. ORLANDO, Fla. -As Wall Disney World continues to grow and add attractions to Its Magic Kingdom and . sur- rounding resort · complex 15 miles soµthwest or here. many visitors already have returned for another look. Traffic jams in the vicinity have eased into " just crowded' conditions, as the Disney impact has been felt from the Florida Panhandle to the Keys. HONOLULU ( U PI ) Hawaii, fonner haven for war- weary Americans from Viet· nam. has become the R and R center for tired T o k y G busine s smen, and the "Niagara Falls" for Japanese honeymooners. The best wa~ to stt Paris is to explore it by foot, wherever your fancy may lead you. The Office de Tourisme de Paris, nne of whose functions is to help the individual tourist tired of the usual assembly- line bus lours, his a branch in Montmartre, at 9 Bis Rue Norvtns. Paris II. Girlie Mags Galore Second timers probably .will account for some of the 10 million .attendance estima ted for the first year of operation -an unprecedented figu re. ~ It took Disneyl and i n Anaheim many years to reach that mark. although the West Coast original is plannini: ,a . warm welcome this summer for the 100 millionth guest since its July, 19S5, opening. Property values In . the TRAVEL Orlando area have shot up faster than the rockets at nearby Cape Kennedy, as sevtn .more hotels launch .large projecUI. Some already We found the second time .<:'round the Magic Kingdom as interesting as the first. Mosr of the new attractions were centered in Tomorrowland, an area planned for continual change. Newly opened is Eastern Airlines' "If I Had Wings." a sophisticated ex- hibit designed to show the millions of people who' drive to -Walt Disney World -ho\\• air ,_,, __________________ "!'l~'t travel can widen their world. The sights. sounds, and music of Jamaica, the Bahamas, Puerto Rico, U.S. Vir(!in Islands, Canada, Bermuda, Mexico, New Orleans. and FlOrida -destinations all served by Eastern Airlines - are btended in a fun-filled, frtt, five-minute ride through ' Shipshapes I' GQ F d1icy to Darice I ' By GENE !,ANGLEY • Chrl.!tian ·s~nc• }llonit.or Service DurinC )'OW' cru · · 'I be templed for on mom- eql to Ulp ihe f1ncy , ball! ~ Pl• evenint b delightful and a ood chance 10< 10ll to etpreaa your Ingenuity. · • Ytu'U One! lhal 10ll are Inspired to di/ great things ..Iii a little string, 'tape, crepe paper, and maybe even --iii-. YOlll\. lhlp'a bos&ess, as well aa your cabin steward. help, loo. Probebly by ~ time lhil 'eYening comos around, will hove ;s. In a port or !1!0, IDd have ICJl!le enln to 11111. bi( yoar coolmne to oome piece have just viol , OI'\ llOllW!lhlng lhal bu just hap- llm!d, addl to u.; 111111 Qne group on lllJ nanl ciuUe IOlved n by be- 1lng a palm grove wllh a hit· vendor. About alll -It 'drtaaed u ltees, l1'e<!ll crepe pap<r palm brancbts attached to lhelr beads, and one the party went as lhe v~dor, complete with an ... -· IOrim<nl of 1lr1w hats, plus plaid ca~ and a fedora. They made up, a mg for the occasion, t...., sway· Ing in lllrmony. This prt, .. wlnnlng Idea is r .... · for the use. A couple could go as one tree and • vendor. Or •• lwo tree.I running away lrom a wood chopper. End- le• polffbiUlles. • Pirates, Arabi. cowboy., cowglr\I, eomblnollono of cuuol ww, au add up lo pla coatwnea and a mem- orable evening. Yoo may fftn Wln a prlle. \ ' - I , ' the exhibit.· · Especially h a n d y' for families iS ·a bathroom that- can serve five people at one Ume, separated into three parts with two basins, two shnwers, and a tub:· The waterfront activities proved even more enticing U)an the M__aglc Kingdom to teenagers. Small speedbGats proved the most popular ac- ti'ilty -there was ,a waiting list even at a rental cost of ~ .a half hour. Sail boats, catamarans, paddleboats, ex- cursion steamers, a beach, and two pools kept the waterfr.ont busv. Except for too · few elevators the Con· temporary Resort Hotel is well operated. ·Althou<h the monorail goe~ right throu~h t11e lobby, it is usually faster to UH the tram from trips to the Magic Kingdom just a short dislanee away. Other exhibit.,, in Tomor'- rowland that were not here at the opening are the Flight to the Moon. a simulated space journey, and Monsanto's America the Beautiful, a circle-vision theater" that takes the visitor to various sections of the United States. with the underlylnJil theme of• keeping America beautiful. Mo:re P·arty ; Crui~Due . . . An exponded.-... of five aailinp thb fall of the tlree- nlght party crtiioel from Loa ~les to -tnd the Guodelupo hlancb bu been tntroduced ~r I n c e 1 1 Ctu'- SaUlnc dotes of the l11X1111 oru1.. lhlp Prlnceoa l!Jli• from Loa Angeles wW be Sept.' 12, Oct. I, Oct. I, Oct. l7 and Doc. L The Prtnceos ltalll departs evenings ffom Loa Allgele1 harbor. arrivl,. at -ad• the followinc morning. Io bl• afi.-, the llhlp uiil on to the Guodalupo. Islands aboUI ~ miles IOUth 0 I Loa AngoleJ. Se...-.1 boUrs ate apent cruilin« tllrooih the lslanda. The followl,,. dar. the 'Prtncea Italia delJorta on the return voy11e . • • .... The estimated I 8 0 . p 0 0 Japanese tourists v.·ho visited Hawaii 'last year have saved the island's second-biggest in· dustry , tourism. spread the Japanese I a ng u age to elevators, hamburger stands and restrooms, and pumped millions of yen into the state'• economy. ~ld you desire an in- dividual tour of this charming, historic district, you can rent a tape recorder for , 10 francs at the otfice and wend your leusurely way up and around the hill made famous by generations of artists and writers. The tape recorder with .tapes in English or French wlll take the place of a much , more expensive personal guide . Sex Freedom on Display in Belgrade As one Hawai.ian businessman said: "We should ..erect two monumenta in the Islands: one to Captain Cook who discovered them, ·and the second to the Japanese who rediscovered them last year." Cheap trav~I. r e I a x e d restrictions, tax benefits and the booming .Japanese economy are responsible for the discovery of Hawaii both as a vacation spot and an in- vestment hedge against any future reevaluation . The massive Japanese spend· ing in . Hawaii began a year ago when the Tokyo govern· ment relaxed its restrictions on overseas investments by Japanese companies. Hawaii had everything need- ed to attract Japanese in the first place: scenery, relatives, climate, friends, proximity. Paris buses are clean and pleasan~ to rl~e in. Although .t h e picturesque open-back porches ol a decade ago are gone, some buses are now double-decker and give you as good a view ·of Paris life as the sightse<ing buses. If you are in a hurry, you can take a taxi or the Metro, the an· tiquated (it etill has :first and second class) but quite depend· able subway. (First class ticket 2 francs, second class I franc , 30 centimes. You can even rent a borse- drawn carriage, If you know enough French to bargain with the coachman and to arrive at a satisfactory price. You may . I By DAVID SPURR at 400,000 copies a month. It BELGRADE (UPI ) -At heads an enti re list ol risque Marx and Engels Square in i:tading matter that has shoved Belgrade, huge portraits of the off the ne"·sta nds all but two founders of socialism look gravely down on a gariah display of girlie magazines. Yugoslav children can learn thei~ first-lessons -in female an,atpmy on a stroll down Revolution Boulevard o r Marshal Tito Street, wllere kiosks display the centerfold proportions of the "lepotica" -Yugoslav beality-in blush· ing detail. Western decadence? "No, sex: magazines are just another way ln · which Yugoslavia is &0eially and economically more free than other Communist countries," said Ljubisa Kozomara. who edits the mass circulation Chik magazine. With its panoply of barebot· tomed and bosomed beauties and tales of amorous ad- ventures, Chik is Yugoslavia's largest circulation magazine one or two of the mosl serious political publicatlbns. . A slightly more refined version of Chli is.Eva 1-Adam,- a gloeay Yugoslav 0 revlew of love, life, and sexual educ•· tion," where photos ::>C buxom nudes are sandwiched between articles on literature, psychology, and the medical aspecta of se:x. "We'fe trying to get at the housewife who is more house thM wlfe-ilhe has a right to be sexually infonned," said Al~1ander Bedanja.k, Evai Adam's gregarious editor. The door to Badanjak's of· Ii.,. ii approprlall!ly adorned with a flgteal. A balding, bespectacled editor who used to.write political and economic articles, Badanjak may be Yugoslavia's closest thing to a crusader for women's lib, gay South Dakota Clean Again By STAN DELAPLANE RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA -H's been a ·month now since a wall of waler,jwo football fields across, rolled through this lown 0~41,000 and swept 231 people away. The headlines were crushing to South Dakota on the edge of lhe tourist •ummer. Vacationers to the state leave $300 million, second source of fresh money, (Aller agriculture.) only places to apply for visas. And not much use \\Tiling them. They probably won't answer you. Won't answer me anyway. . * ''. • • 1ny lnform1tlon .. you h1v1 on driving down to Baja, C1lifornl1/'/ · Road is being paved rapidly, bul still four- wheel drive after you get some 50 miles south of Ensenada. BUT -I hear you can drive down High· war 15 on the mainland to Guaymu· and ferry to BaJa. There you pick up the paved road thal run• all the way to La Paz and on to the tip ol Cabo San Lucas. • lib, and sexual freedom . "I'm engaged in a kind af penona.l revolution -a fight againlt all the tabooa . It was only 20 years a10 that women in aome prlrtl of Ulla country started removln& I h t I r f\.fos:Jem veUa," Badanjlt 11id. 0 1 btUefe l'nt .... IOlnt very humta ~'::J:blillh letters fram , who ara 11ill anuted and jaUed in this eountJy. Wa sJve ad-rice to vlll11e slrJ. loo ....,...., to take lhelr problems lo 1 doe· tor. 11'1 .paytbialry In a primWve way." American Dollar Dips In Canada HALIFAX, N.S. (AP ) - American tourlsta who come to Canada this yelr find that their dollars aurfer a discount instead of comin1ndin1 a premlum.11 they uted to. The American who affer1 a $2(! greenback in payment for a motel bill is likely to find 'Iha! ii'• worth llUO In Cana· dlan money. That is true i£ a 4 percent dtscount ii imposed, as it ls in some places. If he exchanges hia money at a bank he may &et 1 better deal, perhapa 2 pen:ent. A national Chain of variety storea hu a S percent rate posted. All tllis is In contrut to the period of around 20 f"l'I .... when American money automatically commanded a· 10 _, pmnlwn., An Fnun La Paz you can takpAhe car fen;y back to the mainland al Mazatlan. N'l!l now though. lt's hol as a Sheriff's pistol al this time. About Novem· her. We flew in the other day. Federal ·aid has cleaned up the town, and visitor count is back to 1971 Jevel. Beautiful pine tree country al 3100 feel. . Warm days and cool nights. Mount Rushmore is the sightseeing draw -the faces of Washington, Jeller- son, Lincoln and Theodo~e l\OO•evel't· chiseled into the mountainside. lt's impressive. * . *. It's inexpensive family vacationland: Sofne ""Y ld1a1 on ·hot1l1 for th,... young coupler ~lean who lendered $5 in U.S. money T!Ceiwd IO eenbl . In ex~a premium before ·the tr-ellon wu GliTled further. trailer parks are free. Mole! rooms with pull-out tolnt to Jama ica for two watks?" . beds, $4 to $8. . I wouldn't do the hotels. Get a villa. One I bad · We stayed al Black F,orest Inn, 20 miles from co•l $300 .a week : three air-conditioned bedrooros; town. eotµges are $18 to $23. The Bavarian cook· swimming pool; cook and !'!laid and gardener; prl· Ing is strong on red cabbage and rostbraten, brook vale beach . That's > lot cheaper than 1 ·hotel, ind trout and South Dakota steaks, lhe size of a llfe It's GREAT living.. . rail Flood or food th•l-do ll big up here. · * . Prices and drivmi tour brochures are free. "Anything 1poclal to thop for while ,...,. (And they'd Jove to give them 1way right now.) thort?" Write Governor-Richard Kneip, Pierre, S.D. · I'm a lltUe oll on Jamalet. lhopplog. It's all * . treeport -no tax. no duly. Bui l1lo no price con- ''Wt .,. plannlnt on Autlltl trip with chlldrlfl trol. A Swiss watch that cost me $70 In Madrid, th._tt the WHI ••• " 1 saw again in Paris for $115, wu priced $90 In Saw a good set of fly-and<lrlve toun In a bro-Monlego Bay. No tax, no duly, bul the aeller had chure sent oul by Hertz. Take a look at il 'l'ak.. his eyes on the stars. 1 ;iou Into high, t:oOi country. Tax free and duty free does not mean Ill• · · * shopkeeper Is pusing those odds along lo-.,Oti. "Any auggHllon• for artist end ftmUy who'd Particularly tru~·the Carl~bup. _... Ilk• to havt on lnuptnal" bttt for> yur or tt In • . * -Europe?" · >. ''Wt ht .. a choice of stopping ovtr at Tahlll lrelana In the country•lde's abolil ll cheap~· or Fiii ••. " you can find . And Ireland doesn't tax artists or Mino would be Ftjl. The blast or jet planes writers, God bl .. s the house. through Tahiti has jumped the _,Prices. made the , * . Tahllians falrly ~worli)Jy. FUians trtlll friendly "Any Information on tra .. 1 lo mainland China coun(ry peQJ>I !'low lLJ!.' ~ul_d $el 1'ahiU·French now thtt Nixon'• llelfl thva?" ... • . foocl·IJlll ,.JJI · le on the same Isfands -. The news Is they don't Wldt you. N"ot tourists Som~ nd chUP. three-day cruises by anyway. You may get In by oflerln& ~r.10111. .: • ~alh l!oot Jo the primitive Yasawa Wands. educational purpooe. Ottawa and Hone Koo¥ are·the Weil'worth t ·: ,' • ' " ~ ,_ .. . .. ' I I • • Goin& even fa{lher back, o I d 11 m e rs recall 1111\ American lllOl1e)' _...... a Jl"'mlum of u muelt a 15 percent in the~· The cumot d I ol U.S. funds is a ahoCk to Amorlcans visltlnc Clnada for Ille !Im tip>e. "Tba trouble ii IMl both countrie1 .lllO Ille Io r m 'dollar,' " a bank teller oboer.,.i. "JI the Cllladfan un11 ........... -... .,..., Amerlelhl -*, h,. peel Ill ..... -.... .... tbelt money • ., NOWl-NIWI »C RI id- ~E DA'lttc & SHOOTlll9 STUDIO c---· --1 661011 DAVI 'S 'CAMlllA DCHANGI 41'4 L lmt If, -- ' I ' ' \ r t f • r • • (: JO OAILY PILOT Sundq, July 16. Im j 'And Loser·s . Are ' . -· • ' Exhibition Lets V isito rs Stomp Forgotten Trails • l , I ' ! • I In 1928 Alfred E. Smith, governor of New York, r1n as• · reform Democrat against R.epublican candidale Herbert Hoover.· Sm.ith also lost the Democratic nomin1tion to F. D. R. In 1932. - Al fred M. Landon, K1ns11 Republican, was matched in 1936 1g1inst an Invincible Fronkll . \ · D. Roo itvelt rurl ning fOr his second ftrm.: .. • r c , . " . • • By SUSAN DRYSDALE Christian Science Monitor Service 'l'his election year of 1972 you can come to Washington to see and sound a last hurrah for those who lost the elections of the past. The would-be presidents or yesteryear are en~ sconced at the National Portrait Gallery in itenls such as the ones on this page from a lively exhibition called "If Elected : Un~11" cessful candidates for the Presidency li96-' 1968." Amid colorful red , white, and blue bunt· Jng , born e up by strains of authentic campaign mw:ic, the famou s and not so famous con· tenders in 10 crucial American elections gaze portentously down from portraits, buttons, and posters or stand abashed, victim of some po- litical cartoonist's pen . Would·be electors ca n stomp long·forgot· ten campaign trails with Victoria Woodhull or William Wirt, America's first third·p&rty can· didate, relive old political battles bet\reen Douglas and Lincoln, ,Johnson and Goldwater, and even cast a ballot -in a simulated voling booth -rOr their "favorite" loser . Populist to progressive, equal rights to socialist are rt'?- rescnted in this cavalcade of past (and pres- ent) presidential hopefuls through Sept. 4. Northern Democrat Stephen A. Douglas, the "little Giant" from lllincis, was nomin1ted but. later replaced by John C. Breckinridge to run against Abraham Lincoln In th• Pre·Civil War election of 1860. Kontucky·born Jamot 01l1oip11 llrnoy rtn · on on 1nti·tl1vory ticket 1g1lnll Do~rol J1m11 K, Pol• and Whig nl>mlitoo Htnry Cloy In 1144. "' •. li I . -. • . Willi1m Jennings Bry1n w~n his third Democratic nomin1tion in 1908 but lost to· Republican William Howard Tift. U®®® . . - ·NIXON':· ' ' ' -. ·,c··~·9,. -D.G· ·E :;..: ,,.., ' ,.. ' ' ·' .. \•..it.. • ') ... 'l'. .,,.,.~ l Horace GrHl•y, founder of the New York Tribune, r1n 11 1 Liberti R1pu~llc1n/O.mo<r1t. Ho lost In 1872 lo Gen • UlySllf S. Gront. !.' \ .. . "'i . In 1960 Democrat John F. Kennedy narrowly deft1t1d Republican Richard M. Nrxon. 'This 11rly bumper t~g 'voiced supprort for W,ndoll L. Wlllkio, Domocrot turned Ropublicon, who In 1940 lost to third·torm l'rosldont·Franklln D.' .. Roosevelt~ Willkie' w11 1 bu1ine11m1n.: ' • I • • I I • ~ayCare Issues .Studied · By MARY COSfl!U.O , !dltorlll 11-.rU lloperll WASHINGTON -Day w. .... chUdren, I IOCial lm!e llretdy llnJJt Into t h • polltlcal trtno, ts destined to b e co m t locreaslngly im- portant In the years ahead. Enthusiaate aee. it as a way of • f'educlng wellere costs, giving • many young children op- portw>itles they would not have otberwtae for mental, •· physical and e m o ti o n a I developmint, and allowtn( women from all income leve1' lo aeek Work outside the home: , Opponents argue that day care. promotff a cOmmunal rather than a family approach 1tt.chW -rearing, that It can be J16Yahologlcally h a r m I u I , ~ially to ~ery young ebJldren, that tt ·ehcourages more women to enter an alN:ady crowded labor fo rce, tnd finally that the cost "ol providing quality · day-care 1ervices to' all who want or even need them would be pro- hibitive. ONE F Acr atsnda out amid the arguments: the ~umber of child-care facWtleo II In· adequate for the grow!na de- mand. The Office Of Child Development bi the Deplrl- ment ol Health, Ed,ucatloll and WeUare (HEW) r.,,..U that -there are more than . fiw- milliori children of pt'tlchool age whose motllers work. The total capacity ol Ucenoed public and private day-care facil ities is Jess than 700,000. This means that the vast majority of working mothera must make o t h e r ar· ·rangements for the oare of their children when they are on the job. Government studies have revealed that almost half of these children under six were cared for at home -by fat.hers who often worked night shifts and spent much of the day sleeping, by older children and untrained babysitters. Otbera went with their mothera to work tnd amused themselves a1 ~beit _l!!ty_ could~StilLotherUl'er• . left with neighbors or relativM when! their /only •Umu)atlon .-as a teltviaJon set. MOit disturblni o1 all, tl>ouundl of pre-s<hool children fended for thOIJllOIVes withQut any adult 1ulfetvi!ion. I " I ,. CGE!ilt ·r.uuts· YOUR cHolCE .. Choose either the 2.4"x60" full s11e cocktail tabt'e, 28''x21'' square door commode, or 2.4"x28" hexagon door commode. All tables fin. i1hed in dark Sponi1h oak • , • with shaped top and bottom edging. All doors feature antiqued brass pulls. letier yet •• , buy all three and really save • , , the Gold Key Warehouse Wayl $IQ . YOUR QK)IC! . . " i • ! ! I I , "RCA~' 9 PIECE CORNER GROUP WITH STEIEOPHONIC AH.FM RADIO •• IN A MESSAGE IA> C.ongress on Feb. 18, 1959, less than a month after he took ·office, C--1t--.,...Pr"'"1onl-?iixon-nid· .. '. crucial is the matter of early I' sr<>wth that, 'f• must make a · ·notional C<1111mitment to prO- \.iding aU American chlld(en an opportunity for healthfu) • and stimulating development 1 during. tbe first five years of lite.0 Yet the administrltion and Conims have disagreed ov« tbe' form and !lze of the <D!!1J11ltment. The major ad· rniniltra\lon emphasis has Perfect for a lhldio or ei:tra bedroom where tpate isJ im.itG • ..You_geLihLb.eneUt_of~trv• stereophonic...... FM radio AND two twin size bed1I This set Includes. 2 maH!'NMI, 2 t>oxspring1, Horal quilted covertett, 2 fumlioliolsteri and 1 stereo unit Corner table. ' · been on-day care as pa.rt of welfare reform. Tho Pnoldent's w elf a r e reform piolram, embodied In a Family AMistance Plan ha outltnod In a nationally l•lev!a- ed a~ on Aug. 8, 111&9, In· ·eluded fedft'ally 88'isted day · ure for JM children of welfruoe mothers who find 'OOrk or seek job tralnlng. ~nal liberals, with the suppol'.I. of organized labor tnd many gtoups Interested In child '!'elfare, won approval or a more comprehensive plan eotlmated IA> cost S2 billion the tint year tnd more later. . '!)< bilj. drfw Pl'!lfk!enl t/11" ~i v{l(i laOt Dottmber· for /ft~ liteopomtblilty •• ad' mlnlstrat!ft limrorkabUlty and ,. lll!)!!Y:l'Ukeilinl. . tmplka· tlonJ." .. ' .. llllllND, 1tbe pow! .. dt- ·111111111or day-are eealerl II a · tUliia ~T,'mtlyllfe: ;;; , ...... porcen!M• ol .......... _kl••ll- dD!ed, ~ 0 porceat • 1'10. AmcllC tttoflHn wiJll cililWi<ti .... !IC• 11.-. ..... of ...., .... mi..~ outaldt . All II ~IECES COMPLETE • ~5"x40" VERSATI\E DECORATOR BOOKCASE ••• OR J.OOM DIVlD~RI U1e this handsome piece eithtr 'way • · •• per- fect for a room dfvider or decorator bookca1e. This unit 1ta"d1 6.5" high and .40" wldt, fin. • ishtd in o rtch dork oakt A Gold Kty value Yoll ~, o IO mini Hurry! • o1 ~ home. Tile ratjo II one . •t or two tar mothert whoet Wh1t1 yeuMnk ef quollty h~.n.9, ,-...,..., dllldren .. tcltool--.•. !hint ol """'"• ••• """'"' Of .,, ,...... ..., Plobtltlf tile -COi> lttt Milo--tho ologont qulltol tldilog; JM lai>ja 11111 "'"1• In the debate flroi ..,,.,. ol lu\cil'ffs of i..,.,..i llttl -cm Clslld '*" II Ill el!e¢t on _,_ vndoi d.., 1_, ti cloud soft -"11. C:.0• lo, .,.y yowic cblldren. But the ••• give th • .,...wt lnllnedlate dayoCare , . , • li:Jhce @Illl !lli®~ • . . ~©1f~Jh~M~~ ~©'jf li:~ ~lli\(G)~ IT~1f ITM1f!fulllcM1f~ c&!llicdl ~@wee . 10Tu~1fceo o o 60,0QO pieces of furniture to choose from, all 'top quality! 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July 16. 1972 " , Every fl'!, Hes , Something Tbet Some on·e-El1t ·Wenh DMIL¥ PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS · I I You Cen Sell It, Find It, Tr,dt It With a Went Ad - ' ., .. i: ' '' 1 ~ ·The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results ~ " t .. .. J .. I .. .J h.: Gtftefaf G•n•ral v.f1•r• 1. 1~~-------------,-----------1 •••••••• >r " • COUIN ·MARTI!( ~LTOIS :io :. ; . EXCLUSIV!·· PRESEtcTATIONS "' 1! .. ,,, i<· ~'. ,: .. i· . BLUE PACll'IC Fine corona de~ Mar home, l .bll<. from <the blue Pacific, with custom carpetln1 & drapes, with a i:ov'd.;patlo aurroundOjl ~Y all typet of flowers. Some of the furnishings go with the hquse. 2 Lge. bdrms., f4mlly rm. Qwner says "sell'', at . : ................ • .. f741500. N~)'(PORT DUP.LIX · Have your summer fun ' &-riioney left to· buy '' ' ,cake. save one unit for yourael·f & rent the 1r: · other out. This outstanding duplex is a stone's ~ throw from the beach . LotS of furnishings go '" with the property. Both units are large, with 2 bdrms. each. Call for app't. to view at '62,300. • ATTENTION '. INVESTORS. R-2 LOT ••• 111' x 190', H.B. )Vil! take ll.IS unlll. Hu c!dU borne-rent. !or $125. Pli«d tor quick 14Je a t $35.000. I ., ....... . TWQ..C Pl.EXES on Slater, H.B. RetJ JOOd corner prop- •rty. All 2 btdrm, near H.B. Interoommunll;y Hosp. Total down tor all I unJta 110.000. Solid lnve.tment! .......... rtVE' UNITS • LEASED GLASS SHOP in H.B. \Veil maintained. 12 yr11 111main· Ing· ecooomic lite. Priced &f G•n•ral Oonoral **~* ** *TAYLOR CO* HARBOR VIEW H()fllES • $47,500 Be the lucky one! See this moat popular Mon• aco model today. COiorfui shag carpeting, sunny & cheerful. 3 bedrms or 2 & den & on a quiet street • plus you 'own the land. 2021 PT. WEYBRIDGE SAT/SUN 1·5:30 LINDA ISL:!-$167,DOO Near new, custom bit. 5 bdrm. home. De- sifned by Herbert Brownell. Most rooms -have lovely-wate~view. Lge. famiJ.y-rm . & formal dining room. Many fine features. Pier & slip. Good location. 16 LINDA ISLE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 ' G•n•r•I TENSION RELIEVER! ONE OF PENINSULA .. . .A~Ja J6l PRESTIGE WATERFRONT. HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ·POINTS 57 Lind• tslo Drive -Open Sunday FINER HOMES. Custol)I 4 'BR., av.. tia home on Lagoon. Mair. This 1a truly an •xeeutlv.'a BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront fam· retreat trom. the hectic & ily rm. w/~onf~rsation pit around the frplc ., demandinr buatness world. lovely garden, lge. slfe.--.-: ... : ... $189,500. Stroll to. N~-~~rK For-Compl•t• lhform1tion • lineal viel"•· only bloclo; On All Homos ·I. Lots, PINN Call: from Bay, Jetty, Ocean, ~ Park• Tennla C.urts. CloS< BILL GRUMDY REALTOR the muslve double door "I r behind you, and shut out 341 Bayside Dr., Sutto 1, N.a. -675-4161 your wanies. You wilf be : -~ -~ overwhelmed by walls of General G•narel glass ovtrlooking a spark--;;.;.;;.:;.;:.:...,..,.,,.,..,=,....,,- Jin• Polyn,.ian water fall HOME + UNIT * .OCEANi;RCNT ·*- I~ ~,.,, KINGS RPAD VIEW 1601 .KINGS ROAD 6PEN lsuN. 'l·S PANO.".AMIG VIEW o( ba.Y A ocean J cpv.tmina bOme, lat. llv. rqo>m. din. loom, &ttr&ctlvt $try, 3 kingliize bdnrl1. 2 bOtlls, bll·inl lpcl. re!rlg. ' *"""'· bobby room1 custom built • $65,000. · COSJ~:MESA .. CHOICE EASTSIDE location • Attractive 3 bdrm. 2 bath. Ira:. liv. room k tam, room, din. area-, elct. bJt.Jna;-&Jab - for boat or trailer storaae. sprinktin,c: :o:ys1f!m -$33,500. HUNTINGTON BEACH •,'J , 4 o R V p $73,000. Owner wiU carry M.. din.id bt -TD at 71-1% interest. 1 1, ~ • ..,,anini -4 Bdrm .. formal g ·rm ., Must 1ell·submit all offers EASTBLUFF • $42.SOD . • Like to redecorate? Then plan to see this 3 bedroom & family rm home! View of UC! and · · mountains. Quiet cul de sac street. Island Kitchen. Nicely landscaped. Hurry! and stream, SUITOUnded by $26 5001 Home. 4 Bdr.ms .. 2 bath!'!, professional Orienta l • • with 40 ft, frontage. _T_hi• 9192 ALBANY c1RCLE landscaping at l!s finest. WOW! Immaculat~ thnH'.lllt. older home h_&~ lge. living OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S ., • oc~an view & poot.-all on a large 71x188 ft . lncludtne "2nd TD'll or ex-Jot. This property in xlnt CdM neighborhood . chance. You must see this properly at night to ·en.ioy If !lie harbor lights .. A best buy at ..... $74,:;oo. ' UNBELIEVABLE 531·5111 II:) 531•5IOI FIRST .TIME OFFERED . e e e e e e Located CdM, ocean sille of Hwy., ori 2 fee e e ; Jots 60~118 (R-1 ), this well built borne has 2' *' TRIPLEX * ~ · big bdrms. & all that is needed for comfort-Pride ol cwnenhlp. Step& to ; . able living. Jri addition, guest house W /bdrm.1 ocoan. Two 4-BR. A 1.J '.1 • bath & ldtch., w/some ocean view. Offere<1 BR., nearly new. Frplco .• ti $82 500 diab.Wlhl'I., Ilic& d e c o r . f at ... ' ~~~R~~~;~F~· :::.~~~~~~ : . ~~~~Ev ... ,, . • " , ' ' Local profe•sional has sMnt thousands of do!· * DUPLEX * Jars to create what we fe81 is one·of the most Eut Balbol. 2 BR. ea. unit. OUtstandin°g· homes in our area; f.rom the mas• Good cond. 8 ~-old . aiye brick entry to the seclu\ied rear yard, Furniture Included. Sell or you will fall in love with it. It is worth your trade for indust. prop. time to see it, even if you don't buy ft . $89,500 c~~;~:l-3663 673-<688 Ewo. :t Including the land . • ·' ':: + EXCLUSIVE * ~ . ' VACANT LOTS J!i.Jb.a Ptnln. 4•· < BR. 2 't EMERALD BAY -view. $35,000 ba. plus family nn, · !or j SOUTH LAGUNA BEACH -view lot $18,500 sncloua entertaining. This " ESCONDIDO -2.1 Acres zoned resfd. $28,~ propercy hao everylhin1 th• 1 ,. -averqe family needs, in· 914 CITRUS PL. OPEN SUN 1·5:00 CHERRY LAKE AREA-$72,500 Lovely view. Country living In Newport Beach. Perfect for teenagers: Lge split level 5 bdrm home w/den (could be 6th bdrm), DR & rumpus rm. Extra lge Jiving rm. 2200 LAKE PK LNE (23rd) SAT/SUN 1·5 BALBOA PENINSULA POINT PAINTER'S OPPORTUNITY! Here itJ your chance. Charming rustic Pr<>vincial with 3 bedrooms, dining rm ? 2 baths on a prime corner site in the pre-stigious quiet area of peninsula poinl. $75,000 2149 SEVlLLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 LUXURY "OWN°YOUR·OWN" $19,950 Outstanding view of bay & jelly! A master· piece building on the water w/private mar- rna . lmmac 2 BR & 2 balhs. Bea ut. pool & jacuzzi. Security guard. Corona del Mar. : C•ll ,,US 1""1 ;v.eu•·r .. I· Ht•le .....i. -WE cludinl •llY financin(. FANTASTIC VIEWI $100,000 : . h•vo l ots of gOod things to toll you •boutl 169,IOO Unobstructed view of the bay, ocean & bright The qu.ietlng effect ot !hill INCOME . P R ~ _P E R TY rm., frplc.; d1n1ng rm., ex-1 .. ' bd 2 b th . 1 TOO' G1·-t J1v1ng room la k't h Dbl '"""e. rm. a , cp home's hannonizing blend · ou• • tra e, t c . . garage lh t 1 t bit ·· lt 36 o( \lo'ood, glass & marble has l.A.iah I ~ a g everywhere. plus extra parking. Be1;t ru-ou • e c · 1;;· bu~ to be experienced to be Queen -size ~bed r o cm s . afea, nr. Newporf Haibor ~e~:r. :~ ,:;.. :Pl!~ believed. 2 living rooms. Gourmet ~itchen, Natural Y'a.cht Club. Eall)' to &how. formal dining room, in· wood cabinets. Laundry $lOO,OOO. sprinklers front & tear • door--0utd~r den: secluded porch. AL~~al lcti ,i~ Call: 673-3663 642-2253 Eves. ASKING 1!8L9WO ', master 1u1te with totally ~:1' .&45-fJYJ3.a ' ' HUNTINGTON BEACH • private wn deck, 3 car now '"'-"e. Only $96,500, finan-Swimming pool, 4 bdrm,1. .,,__ 2 bathll, !am. room w/wet cing av a ·i I ab I e. Call bar, laf'\iell kitchen, Span-IOIU .\I I Ol\O\ 546-2313. · tlh motit • NOW ONLY . SPANKING NEW LISTING · IN MESA HIGHLANDS Three big bedrooms I 12' x 14' each) 2 baths, double FIREPLACES plus aU th€' EXTRAS. Close In 8.ll achoola and shopping. Priced right to sell QUICK ftf $33.500. ;;•£,., (J~ Sell tile old llulf !!UY Iha -$42.500. G•n1ral stu1t. "C" THOMAS General Realtor ' i\ttA CNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES 224. W. Coast Hwy $4S-M27 "Newport Beach Eve, 54S$f3 , OPElil HOUS~ SAT & SUN 1·5 182.1 Pt. Stanhope N.B. : " ' 1 c.u, 613-3663 6'U963 Evea. lights. Attractive deeor In tbitJ 3 bedroom. ~ (QRBl'N·MARTIN 3 bath contemporary with lush carpeting & ~ COATS drapes. Secluded & private. & ,o WALLACE ~ REALTORS 644-7U2 LIDO ISLE BEAUTY REALTORS ADMIRE YOUR YACHT Enjoy the sailing activily from this show- place. 2 tile decks high above the bay. · View frotn most rooms. New &\ French 3 BR, FR, all wood coun· 9: try kitchen, beamed ceilings, • ' c •-1 ... c ~ u. Dramatic flair, hand painted '1'Ural & fas---5'54"1-14141- iJ Newport• 0'°"""" ,...,. ""'' """'"' TAKE YOUR PICK clnatin g. tfetatls, Cqlottul & smart decorating ~ (Open l!v1nln91) '. l;OMrol· 0....ral Thrff bedrooms, two baths in thi s 3 BR home with lge fam rm & formal ""'""""""".""""'-"""""I . family room. Ocean view DR. Like new. 101' Jot. $139,500 N B h i 1·~----....:·1:..·-:..';.J'"-"'. -..._· ·_.<_·:....--;...1 ' w.900 ewport eac • .. Throe bedroom•, two baths FANTASTIC OCEANFRONT SITE Condominium """''-""'"""'''faqllly room, Valley View. Encinitas! High on a cliff ,overlOolting fabu· Prime location close to the ' $35,000 lous beach & ocean . Nr LI, Cos~ beach and in beautif\11 con- · .~ wrqught Iron, cryttar 61 beauty: $251,350 fee .. OPEN DAILY -1657 Bay· side Drive . WHITE · WATER GRANDEUR Thret ~ms, two bath!, dltion. Unusually large 3 Wiiiiy room. lf. leVel lot LINDA ISLE LOT. $69.500 bedroom. 3 bato tri-le'vel . J3l,59(> A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build model. High beam celling No other comparable to this exquisite Cameo Shores 4 BR, FR, DR home w/ private stairway to ocean beach & what a VIEW of the Harbor Entrance. Appl. only $325,000. Lois Miiier 642-8235. Come lo see I.hill beautitu1 executive home onl)< 1 month old! o..-.. ner wu tra.rui terred and. now ,nbst aell. Delightfully decoh.ted with plullh carpetlng , custom drapes, m~ wardrobe doorll, 111 I h landicapin& plUI a """ of Fashk>n I1land! Located in ' H&rbqr View Q,o~•r community pal-ks, ~ ~ clubhouse. Most de.diable. Portafino model with 4 bedrooms, fini1hed bOnus room; !amily room and formal dining room. If you e&n 't make the open boufe, call for &ppolntment to 'ti!· ~2313. I ' . ' ... . \ , i.1H"ACREST DRIVE ~. 11, 'Near ·new. t.u•k ... 3. BR, ~"· ahilitlc ca\hetltlll cell .. beautifu.Uy . ·t'&: P.rof~onalb'. Jand•c~Red. $78,• LaVer~BUJ°!¥' · · • · Thrte bedrooms, two bath!!:, your own luxur,r~home on this island of finer living room with fireplace :fun.lb' room, SpacioUI, exten-homes & yachting. A real buy! , and separate dining area. llv• landscap1D& • , •• $37 ,500 Delightful covered patio, brop by 4 let ua lhow you! HUNTINGTON BEACH DUPLEX d0uble earage pl ull carport. Qne ia 1Uf'9 .to tit your needs. Not Je&sehold and priced · FITZPATRICK'S Older duplex just % mile from ocean beach. just a "tad" under l32.000. ··CAPISi'RANO VALLEY 1 Bdrm in each unit. Good rentals -sur· mneu prompts this ereat •· • Ri.u.TY roun ded by fine Income properties. '26,950 volue. ' 31!01 Camlno 'C.plJtrano Office ()pan Saturday a Sunday C. F. Coleswortfiy SUI Juan Caplllrano "Our 27th Yoar" · & Company . 493-11~4 l'M CYNTHIA ••. LIVE WITH MEI I'm a nearly new 3 BR & den -on a quiet cul-de-sac. Just the place to raise a family. ONLY $35,950. DISCOVER DOVER SHORES 1-0) THE REP.L ~ )l ESTATI:RS CAN'T FIND ·n7 * WILL Bun..D your dftiyn home. Have cwt far c.- plet• bom.• p&ekare. " Put your eonfldenoe In ""' 49 years ct q-.:alily C'Ultom bome buildin(. ,. i,,~ CAMrci"sia>ltE~EW L1STINO -OPEN SUN. 2-4. 315 MILFORD ·ROAD. Charming home. 3 BR., 21> ba ., formal din. rii., large family rm. wfrpfc. & walk·in wet bar.~,000. Carol Tatum l•c""'u ... S ... TO ... M ............ -R-. WESLEY 'N. TAYLOR co •• Realtors __ 6_4_0._00_2_0_ 2111 Sin Jo•quln Hiiis Rood "COUNTRY SCENE" This gracious Ivon Wells home Is now available -4,BR, 3 bath, FR, DR, View. Handsome & Individual detail & charm will gladden your heart. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 1438 Galaiy-$125,000 . See example at product at lllll Golaxy, Dover ~· fo 1. . ~ f t ' .. ! • ,, r ' .· I• ~ l "' ,! , ' . >. , ' ENJQY LIDO WAY OF LIFE Graclouo family borne, completely remod., on lge. lot. 4 BR., sep. mstr. suite. Near tennis, private beaches & clubhouse. $122,· 500 .. Eugene y reeland , B!;ACON BAY R·2-$65,000 'Private beach & tenni$ ct. 2 BR., 1 I> bath• plua· gu.est .. rm. & bath. Also, charming l· ,•btln!t. apartment. Immaculate ! Mary Lou Marion r ' 'TOP'. VIEW 01'., BAY i OclOAN 'Ve;J prlv: custom bit. horqe, With 3 bdrms, fii .. baths; w/aep: mhld's quarters, Beaut!· :ful large froiit patio p!Ulllbed.for pool. $175,- 000. Kathryn Raulst9n -LID<f ISLE Have your own custom built home on now vac. Jot, adj. to charming smaller· home. Steps to prlv. beach & club. Excellent st. to st. Joe. $78,500. Edie Olson LIDO PRIVACY " 50' Lot affords great privacy, w/s)!nny South patio & · l§rge, well consttui:t'Od 4 bdrm., farri. rm. Jforfle:~OOO sq . fh $89,500. Mary Harv~y · ' ' 4 BR. 3 BA. FAM. RM. + PDOL • $66,800 -,Jitlll occupied . by orig. owners. Clean, bright;' shows Uke •a mOdel home. GrQ.Utont & back yards plua .patio. See thla riow! AI F\llk · .. • . -COUNT~;y llVINO IN THE CITY . Spacious 5• BR., ; ba. borne. Formal dln. ·plu largo tam: nn vi.,,: Of llCll'ftlQlldlng billl. Prof. decorated & 1-ndscaped.' Fee. "6,000. Harriett Davler •• , , , PR \VAT,E BEACHl'}lON;f., • Vacanl ,lo! op 60 feet of ivhito sandy beach. OJ,ibtand!ng view of bay & boats. Now It Utt time to build your ~mel .$49,7$0. M. <lt Bµl e ,. " . ~ ,. CCiliM.ll.a.nker ~- PO~T CENTER DR. N.1: • on bla cul-de-Ac lot. Huge ''Ov•rloDklng Big Canyon Country Club'' $27 9501 !amflil room, "Par ate NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 ' • bedroom I: bath, abium, Beautiful rear yard, privacy ht1.1e fireplace, builtln aound G1ner1I G1n•r1I unlimited, loveJy fruit & syatem, open plan with &h ade trees, colorful carpet· every modern convenlellC<. EXCLUSIVE BAYFRONT HOMES ing, large covered patio . TRY $43,00). TERMS TO relax after a hard day's SUIT. . OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 P.M. work! 3 bedroo~. 2 baths, deluxe builtin kitchen, dlah- Newport •I Fairview 646-1111 (anytlmt) ........ '· _,RG.,NT * 103 LINDA ISLE DR., N.B. washer. Elegant fireplace 3 BR., 2V.. BA., 66' lot. Imported We entry, lends added charm to hoa· Cathedral ceilings . 55' boat slip. pitable living rOom. Prime $149,500. location -walk to every- 30 S S N 8 thing. 540-1720: * 24 BAY HDRE DR., • , 4 BR., 3 BA. 55' Jot. $149,600 TARBE.LL KENNETH L. HARTMAN, Real Estate In- veslments. 642-5760 or 646-2681. -----~------------- 295.5 Harbor, Costa Mesa --SERIOUS SELLER that thl• home be IClld Utlt Gene ral Gentro1f with ~alistic price for weekend! 4 Bedrmt, J .l..;.i..· c;.;:.;_____ -'-'--"'..;.;._____ todaya market. Often 3 batll1, double 1ar&1e. COV· ESTATE-HORSES * * * queen-sized bed\'O<>ms and 2 •red patio, &hake root, _and, POOL-$55 000 Arthur Sherm.,, baths -sparldlng <lean and many, many extras, Pric~ • 21931 Alom• ready. Assume VA loan at VA appraisal Owner Gorgeous custom built on Lituna Nlgutl with total payments of $88 movin1 to new ho~1" must Just under \li 11.crt in ~rse You art thti winner of per month. Large ct1rner lot sell, All oilers oontldered. country. Loadi; of IJWll 2 tickets to the with trailer gate. Full price c..u 54&-S880 (Open Eves.'} ~hade t~!i. V11.~Jted cell· Southland ta $26,950. Submit your down 1ng~. Formal dining. Big Home & Garden payment t.o 25x13 family. 19' chef'a Shtw kHchin. 21' · mute.f suite. S~illl 20' x ..0' Sunset at U:le · HERITAGE RLALTORS pool! Divorce. NEED FAST ANAHEIM lleoltors S«i-$491 , $24 000 SALE. Bargoln pri<'<! at CONVENTION Open Ew<· • 1~ , · 155,000. Coll last 64ii--0303. CINTIR -WALK. -N Auu,,,. Sllo% L .. n July 11 • Jjlly 23 v IA>•r'tllOftlllly~entt.Jm -Pr-·..n eo.11m, ut. 31( BEACH FROM ::"":'~3~~~ ~:i~:.,:' UDO .SANDS ~ dJnY>I i:oom. bUIJt-111 toll·lre& number ii JMO.J.220)' 3BR 2BA --·· n..e a """'· bier. Slt).1120. * ... * * Por1oct _., uv1,.. Nicely • :,. !!.. •. SEE <;ATAIJ NIWP.Oltf HEIGHTS def:<nt0d.15100 River. Open "41t• •l:f • From ihu m ,.,nl 11 een t Pononallll' and Con\ ro rt &m. l.S. --· 1 ---eustdln 1lome wltll IU•t -In die ~ mind COOL17'! 295$ Harbor, Col1a Mel& , Undtr 3000 11'1· tt. ot collllol1 -· ho dotlaned this Cot· C.M. COLONIAL 1 &nd ""'"'~" Tired ot the TAGE. LOii. o1 llmlbo • • , ylew_I iaica a. di~ In tb• r-with • _,, Private TWO STORY ma1n111otil lleatt4 £ filtmd Baek Y'1'd. ·Double Car • 4111\ 3 BA, lormol din rm . Jl\'lmt11i11' i\ool. Have GonlO !'1111 Work ""'-2 BUILDERS. 'S . EutaJ<t<. Qiitn ~ lo-~.. ...,,.._ e .. ,,,., the po01 -Dlnlllf Room. INVESTOR DRfAMI 383 S.ota laal>el, C.M. you can pn>llAbl)I llM tho ~ :!,clleh ,~ •• PL000US ' * 1f4-ACRE * ' bia I car 1ar&1•I !C•· ~•• · -· · ' FHJM Shoorn ONLY th~••sb 411-. Evelnp, Prlmt, muter planned '1"' Y/olker Iii;... ~~ hiah deJlll,tY, Only 15~5®, w--1Tll *3 WHldtll Drive OJ>in till 9 PM i C 0 L llJ ELL Pf{ll~1 1 f~lll ~IN( Rf ALT<Jf'~ ' ••••. GINNY 1'11,M* MORRISON ~'Wll:1: RIAL TOR.I *•••* 557-4130 ' LUXURIOUS LINDA ISLE For peaceful meditation & relaxation live on Linda Isl e. 4 BR -3 bath -FR - DR. Beautiful decor in this •pacious home on the Lagoon. Pier ancf slip. C. Refch· mann or H. Perry 642-8235. E.E.E~E. Elegant, elevated., exclusive environment -FABULOUS lot overlooking 17th fair- way at prestlgloua B\g Canyon Country Club. M. Williams or B. Golllard 642-8235. BAYSHORES BAYFRONT 156' on the Bay. Entire second 1tory mas· ter suite & 1tudy. Secluded guest or chi!· dren'• wing. Gourmet kitchen, Jg . FR, sheltered p~tlos. 100' dock. Our ULT!· MA'J;'E Bayfront home. '6M,OOO. SPAllKLINO VIEW-BAY l OCEAN Decorator fre•h 3 BR • 2 baths •formal DR • FR • lovely pool. A!klng $76,500. Will lease $550/mo. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 256 Oceanvlew, Newport Heights. THE LAST 01' THE BEST Final opportunity to choose from 3 spec· tacular newly completed Ivan Wells cus· tom homes. Sweeping view of bay & moun- tains. From· $110,200 to ·$122,900. An un- usual opportunity to abare ill Newport's fantastic 1ppreci1tlon. Futn!Jhed mt!del Open DaUy 1-4 p.m, 2018 Galaxy Dr. • LINDA ISLI! New Prt(tlfo Homo ..!.. Immediate Posses· aton. Manlllcenl !art• FR w/runken bar & room Ior pool table. I BR'•, 4\i bath1, formlll DR .. Gourmet'• delight kitchen. Beauttful '.Blyfront VIEW. Space fo~· 55' cruiser.~PEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 p.m. •M Linda Isle. Or call Dive ·Cook MU235. PRIME BUILDING .SITE On quiet cul de sac street ~f beautiful homes. 21J5 Bonaire Way. Jack Howell ~- • .. ' Ivan Wells & Slli1S • 642.2511 • ' . I DOU8tE( DUTCH TRl~T Shake trimmed cottap ~th cul de aac privacy. Dufuh *'°1 entry, enor~O us bedrooms, and Seller lei.v- ing many decorator toue~s. including cool douihbOY pool1 ~at )'OUl'lf!U to--1our own term.1. Eh.joy • ~ usumable payment. (I r 1tuh your cash and come in with eilsy low new VA, ,fuA or 95~ Conv. $23,900 and it'1 all yours! Call Mf-t.CllO. 'O 'fH!: Rl:,\L 1"\. f~STA \'/ I'::) ------. ASSUMAILI VA Azb.one can usumt th1a ~ balance VA loin. !lo quallly· iii& and no loon pilnts. ~ 3 bedroom ~· l<atures au bu!Jfln ~ ~tchen, 1 llrp -~ .anti --patio. $31.ilOO. For details - OGl 540-llSI (Open ~.) · HERITACf l~l,1\11()1(, =,.:,li.~11'vt .vs I Luxury Home 'With a ilormlinent Vlttw QI , . lferttor and Ocean. 2 Bedroom. Din, 'Tam I~ y Jlooln, A\11Um, Patio. · l T.tme Oft.em!. pa. no. c&u ~ Eveala .... • .. "· • _, hneral #2 HARBOR ISLAND ... I~' Lovely 5 BR., 5'h baths, waterfront home. Lge. llvillg rm & family rm., just redecor- ated. Pier, float and sandy beach. Beaulliul '• yard w/lge. shade tree & swimming pool. BAYSHORES '.fATERFR8NT & POOL Custom home, 4 bedroom & den or 5 bed· rooms. 5~ baths. Top quality cnrpe\illg, dra· pedes, wallpaper & fixtures. View from most rooms. 87' lot, lovely gardens & lge. POOL, 2832 Bayshores Dr:$24-0,000 IULI. GRUNDY, REALTOR l1londers Bulldlnv 341 Jloyrlde Dr., Sulto I, N.B. ~--~ BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR l1londor1 Bullclint DI.RECTORY a..,·1'1111 llncfy dfrtetory wltlt .,., "" wiiliiiNI • ~ t• I• ... Ii• ..... al-tfiii"liC9"om Dlttf"Rto......-ro MK---,.. - ed 11 ,,...., dot•ll lty -'"rtlll .. ohewNfti ... .....,. •• ltAILY PILOT WANT ADS. P.tfns •wlq •PH llollMI for' uS. .., tole .,. •'90d t• Hat ••ell llfor..tl•• .. tfils eel..,. Hdi frl"-r. s.tlrtley .-d 511*"~· • OUSES FOR SALE· 429 Hellatrope, corona de! Mar ' 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) (2 8edroclm1) 624 Poppy, Coroba de! Mar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 430 Aliso, Newport Beach 4 · R N rt B ch 646-0555, $35,000 (~un only 1-5) l:J~1~1 oma, ewpo ea (Sun 1-5) (2 Bedrooms & Family Rm or Den) -r !Ooarooms & F1mily Rm or Den) 5151 El Modena (Newport Heights) N.B. 1924 Port Bristol Circle, N'pt Bch 642-5200, $33,000 (Sat& Sun 1-5) 644-4648 (Harbor Vu Homes) 240 Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa (Sat 12-4, Sun 12·5) 642-5200, ,25,950 (Sun 1-5) *2018 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 227 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar • 646-1550 (Daily 10-51 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **1657 &;iyside Dr., (Ychtmns Covl CdM 2816 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach · 675-1935 (Daily) 646-0555 $55, 750 (Sun. only 1-5) 711 K·Tbanga (Irvine Terr.) CdM 114 Via P8Jermo (Lido Isle) N.B. ·044-2430 $98,750 . (Sun 1·5) 675-3000, }77,500 (Sun 12-5) 1621 Casile· Cove Dr. (H.V. Hills) CdM 2071 Port Bristol, N.B. 644-2430 $96.500 (Sun 1-5) 6*0020 (Sun 1-5) 2200 Lake Pk. Ln. (Cherry Lake Area) (3 Bedrooms) **4401 w. Coast•H\Vy .. 'N'pt. Beach ' 675'6820' 1tSat & Sun 10 to Dusk) 1324 Seacrest Dr. (H.V. Hills) CdM 644-2430 . $73,500 (Sun 2-5) 2021 Pt. Weybridge (Harbor Vu Homes) •N,B., 644-4910, $47,500 (Open Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 2149 Seville (Balboa Peninsula Point) N.B. 644-4910, $75,000 (Open Sat& Sun 1·5:30) 1710 Miramar (Balboa Perun.) N.B. 642-8235 $62 500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *26.l Oceanvi~w (Newport Heights) N.B. 642-8235 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5 ) 4-01 Kings Pie (Newport Heights) N.B .. 642-1889, $43,500 (Open Daily) 518 Cameo Highland Dr., Corona de! Mar 673-8550, .$!17,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) ·~·:Evenin{Canyon (Sbo~ecliHs) CdM 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5300 River, Newport Beach - M3-3255 (Sun 1-5) 181 Monarch Bay (Monarch Bay) CdM 844-2430, $82,500 (Sun 2-5) 883 Towne, Costa Mesa 548-9767 $23 500 (Sun 1-5) 9852 Dragon Circle, Huntington Beach 962-~ ~ 500 (Sun llHi) 400 SupetrlOr'. (Park Lido) N.B. 675-7225 (Sun 1-5) ' *1863 Bayport Way, N.B. ~' '(Sun 1-5) (3 Bedrooms & F1mily Rm 0< 0.n) 2030 Galaxy 'or .. (Dover. Shores) NB 6411-1550 Sl00.200 (Dailyl0-5) 4372 Brookside, (Greentree Homes) Irvine 642-8235 S37.~0 <Sat & Sun 1·5) 315 Milford Rd. (Cameo Shores) CdM . 644-2430 $85.0(lO (Sun 2-5) 914 Citrus PL (Eastbluff) N.B. 644-4910 $42,500 (Open Sun 1·5:30) 3806 Inlet 'Isle Drive, Newport Beach -64o-0020 (Sat 1-5) 303 LaJolla, Laguna Beach 546-5840. $63,950 (12-5 Sun) 213 Sapphire,' l!Allioa Island 675-1(/i)o (Sunday 1-5) 21662 Sea;Ide Lande, Huntington Beach . MU833, (213) 636-4148 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 24W22nd St. (Back Bay Area) N.B. · 642-5200 SBl,000 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) '*256 Oceanvlew (Newport Heights) N.B. 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 19382 Bethany, Turtle Rock 644-7270, $47,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3253 Idaho Lane, Costa Mesa $33,950 (Open Daily) **408 Mendoza Terrace, Corona del-Mar 673-8550 • , (Sat·& Sun 1·5) 106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-7462 $75 000 (Open Daily) 1742 Iowa st..' (Mesa Verde) C.M. 545-2005, $32,750 · (Sat & Sun 10.7) 20~0 Hotiday <Bavcrest) N.B. 642-5200-, '$79,500 • (Sun 1-5) 332fileean Wv~ .. Corona de! Mar 675-&iilo $165'000 (Sun) 791 Nv.es PL ;Uguna Beach · 67s.'5726 ' ' (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2038 Catella Court (Mesa Verde) C.M. 557-4130 (Sun 1-5) 21612 Impala µ, .. Huntingtpn 8facb 842-2551; $38,500 ,&m 1().5) 1g50 Port Bishop Circle, Newport Beach 644-5968 SSS.900 (Sun 2-4.) 8938 La Stella, Founlaln Valley 53&-6565 $34,500 I (S\ln 1·5) 1430 Dolphin Terraee, lrvlne Terrace 645-0303 (Sun 1-6) 1737 Skylarlt, ewport Beach M&-71'11 • (Sun 1-5) 1906 Potlway ridge, Newport Beach (Harbor View Jfomes) 644·5856 '52,000 (Sun 1-6) . . N.B. 644-4910 $72,500 (Open Sat, & Sun.) ·325 Esther (Estside) Costa Mesa 536-3323, $30,000 (Sat. & Sun. 10-6) 2101 Crestview Dr., Laguna Beach 494-8585, $98,000 ( Sun. 1-5) 1815 Port Barmouth, Newport Bch. 644-7270, $54,950 . (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 2907 Harbor View Drive, CdM 673-8550, $79,900 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) 2015 Commodore. (Baycrest) N.B. 642-5200, $64 .500 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 207 Princeton Dr., (College Pk. l C.M. 546-4141 , $31 ,900 (Sun. 12-4) 2107 Santiago (Baycrest) N.B. 54o-1151 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) *1915 Chubasco (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-5726 \Sat. & &un. 1,5) 423 Fran~isco, Newport Beach ..., 6411-3255 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) **57 Lh1da Isle (Linda Isle) N.R -- 642-8235 /Sat. & Sun. 1-6) *243 Firenze (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-3000, $150,000 (Sun . 1-5) 396 Princeton (College Park) C.M. 545-1768, $31,950 (Sat. & Sun. all day) 325 Vista Bava (Co. Strip) C.M. 646-8811, $44.<ieo · (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) JIW31 Rogue, Huntington Beach 642-2561, $37,500 . (Sun. 1·5) 1169 Paularlno, Costa Mesa 546-5880 $29 500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) 436 lGth Plac~ (Newport Hgts.) C.M. 645-2552 $49,500 (Sun· 1·5) 3138 Killvbrooke, Costa Mesa ·557.7109 $32,500 (Open Sun 2-4) **57 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B. 675-6161 rSunday) 2757 Cibola (Mesa de! Mar) C.M: 979-1050 (Sun 1·5) (5 Bedrooms & F•mily Rm or Oen) 1521 Antigua, (Baycrest) NB · 642-8235 (Sat & Sun l ·5) ** #46 Linda Isle; (Linda Isle) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **#16 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 <Sat & Sun 1·5) 1416 Sandcastle (H.V. Hills) CdM 644-2430 $95,000 (Sun 1·5) 25352 Orellano (Laguna Hills) L.H. 546-5840; $43,950 (12 :30-5 Sat.) 1337 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B. 642-8235, $198,500 (_ Sun: 1·5) 20401 Upj>er Bay (Santa Ana Heig.~ts) Back Bay 642-8235 (Sat. 1-5) **54 Lloda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N .B. 644-2430 (Sun. 1·5) ttl6 Linda lsle Dr.\Llnda-lsle)-N •. B~ 644-4910 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5:30) 8332 Snowbird Huntington Beach 557-4130 ' (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) tt233 Canal, Newport Beach · 675-7225 (Sun 1·5) 17611 Cypress Tree (University Park) Irvine · 552-7000 (Sun 1·5) 0 (6 Bedroom• & F1mlly Rm or Den) 1924 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 $122,900 (Daily 10-5) LOTS FOR SALE **1657 Bayside Dr., (Ychtms Cove) CdM .. 8'15-1935 (Daily) Homo and Guo1t Aportmont 3616 Ocean Blvd.1 Corona de! Mar 675.3000, $128,000 . (Sat. & Sun..J-5) 12 a 3 Br. wllh or wi wt Fom, Rm. or Deni 331 Rivera Drive, Costa Mesa -• 644-'1270, '32,500 (Sat. & Sun.· f.Sl • 468 Balero, (Pari L!doj<C.M. _..,,?: Mi.1771 (!>illl.~ 1·5) . , ~ DUPLEXES FOR s• . ll08 Iris, Coron.t 4el Mar •· f'IS.2222 (Sat. & SUD. 10 Ml, Dusk) ' I (S & 2) , ~ , 2511 llays.lde Dr., Ooronadel Mar ., .f. ' a..2121 J:-OP" Sat.·"'~· 1-5) ·-. ........... ... .. .... • ' • • • (e ] i -..... l~I -·.. ~ -...... SAY "HELLO" TO A GOOD BUY • IN IRVI NE TE RRAC E Let us show you this enchanting home. Atrium entry, spacious living room 'vitb fire· place. 3 Largio bedrooms, 2 baths, LOVELY DINING ROOM + room to store your trail- er or boat. . , ............ " . .. .. .. $62,500. "DON'T SLI P UP ON THIS WATERFRONT" : POOL, PIER and. SLIP available too. New carpets and drapes, 2 Bedrooms, 2'h baths. WET BAR, marble fireplace. Overlook THE WATER from yow patio and enjoy. $85,000. "SWIMMER'S DE LIGH T ON A SUMMER N.IGHT" CAMEO HIGHLANDS. Custom designed - New carpets & drapes. 4 Bedrooms, ·conver- tible den, 3 baths, ~athedral ceilings and 2 used brick fireJ>.lace s, fall)il,y_ i:oom, .builkin kitchen & fl.~Q. -PLUS MANY EXTRAS. Entertain around yo ur own POOL • $76,500. "THIS CONDO WILL TURN YOU ON" IN BACK BAY AREA • 3 Bedroom, 2'h bath, built-in kitchen, stone Jireplace. FAMILY ROOM. community 'pool & REC. ROOMS in· eluding billiards. Fee land and close to every- thing.····"···················· $32,500 "INVEST· IN VOUR FUTURE" CORONA DEL MAft TRIP~EX ONE-OF-A-KIND; ;1-2 ~droom, l ·l Bedroom. Clear. Owner may c,rry. Close to-shopping. This will go in a hurry .......... $71,500. "OPEN HOUSES" (4-BR. & FAM. I -1815 Port Barmouth, N.B. $54,950. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. (3·BR. & FAM.I -19382 Bethany, TurUe · $47,900. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5. (3-BR. & FAM.) -339 Riviera Dr., C.M. $32,500. (Condo) Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 , ~# '" •ssocu11l REALTORS ' ' 644-7270 . 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. IN SEWNG YOUR PROPERTY WE DO WORK HARDER WE WILL HELP YOU FIND EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT . OVER 500 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM PLEASE CALL US TODAY VACANT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Dutch girl clean -large back yard with lovely patio back and front 3 bedroom. 2 ba., Builtin stove and refrigerator. All this and more for only $28 ,500. BA YFRONT ON BALBOA PENINSULA 3 bed., 2 ba.-, 2 story home on the \Vater "'ith pier and slip 1;nd private beach. Va cant, and zoned R·2 so t hat you m·ay now rent this home as a famil y. Full price $147,500. · BA YCREST EXECUTIVE . ' On exclusive Santiago Drive. Entrance thrn iron g~te and attractive walled yard . A fine home with 4 bd .. 3 ba., formal din. rm .. den, large family room, 2 fireplaces. Lvg. rm opens onto well-planted rear yard and pool. Excellent kitchen, large laundry rooln. An outstanding home for only $98.000. Fee land. ESTATE SALE Prime Balboa Peninsula area -2 ba. older home huge sleeping area off garage. 1 block to bay & beach. Good rental wiit. $42,900. . NEW ENGLAND SPECIAL Charming 4 bedroom 2 story home in choice eastside locat~o~ near Santa Ana Country Club. 2 full baths, beautiful We, bar style kitchen with electric builtms. Raised fireplace, nice carpet&.. detached double garage. Full price $37 ,500 · -owner bas moved to Montana. Make offer. Zoned for horses. UKE n 9u1n1 Try this 4 bedroom home. on smal.1 Cul-d,e-sa~ In beautl!UI hardwood floors. Fireplace. F.A. Heal, Ele'ctnc bwltin k1tchetf, lar~e double gar- . age with builtin storage and work .bench. Raised patio deck ovedook· In~ tree shaded rear yard. All this for only $33,000 -90% loan ovall· able. FOR NEWLY WEDS Thi• lovely Huntington Beach Condominium. ¥.. blk to pool. with washer, dryer, stove and Dishwasher in cluded in total price of only $21 ,950. Try 5c-~ dO\Vn. DUPLEXES-UNITS 2 BRA~D NEW DUPLEXES ON PENINSULA Vacant and ready for occupancy during the rental "rush." S hr,. up and 2 br down, 2 ba . in each unit, room to nark 8 cars. Full pnce O?lY 1 $7A.500 each. 10% do\vn and O\Vner "'ill carry l Oo/o 2nd T.D. First user depreciation \viii apply to the ne\v O\vner. Great tax write off with good income. Prime location 2 atoq build- ing newly painted 6000 sq. ft. ca n be converted'to offjce.i..Excell111t tlnancing 'available. ' "THE PROFESSIONAL· RUl,TORS" I ' SERVING GREATER NEWPORT HAlllOfl AlllA General ...w:::-~~'" .;.._ _____ I ·;;:;;;==;;;:;;;;;;J "' " MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SlllVICI • I• •• SllP. LIVELY PoOL PERFECT •• Owner must ~rPrice jllst JUmp in and el:Qoy the awlm, ~' n:ctuced to '39,900. Enjoy the weatber'a ~! Thil ~~....,.,., sliding ~rs . from 3 beautifully appointed S bed-'-~ ·~ bedrooms tn Ulil garden room and family ii a must ~ "9~ home nelll' the beach. t 1 ftesh)y painted Formal dining room off the 1°1 ~· Pth"'t -·'d --" . k t r n enor a •'uw uUl&e atrium, sun en separa e iv-th be t arti t "ealous All ing room with many, many ~ • 8 8 J • extras. Call toll f r e e this 1nclu<fini: -huge pool is 847-fiOJO. offe~ At onJy $33.150.J~"""~""""""""'""'~I'!!!' .... ~!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""""""'~""""""""""'"',.."'/ CALI.. us todAy. Gener1I j .:iP.neral • n.ral 541).llSl (Open Eves.) --------iiiiiiiiiii .. THEREAL \~ESTATERS l~HlllTAGll PRIDE OF Vl /£ I<. ~ -:;;J'< _ .... OWNERSHIP r l . . u *BUILD INCOME* -. Enjoy luxurious <OPlfortabl• .. e e ' arH tta . N'pt Beach, 50x160 R·2 Jot, Jiv1ng in this rich 3 room to build. 2 BR. home, FQR Les.se, Sale or Trade bedroom, two ha.th home tn • wiWJH /6 ~ '1 ' ,, ' ., " r .,. 2 car, gar., rented at $210 (for Beacb.prop.), Nr, new exclusive Cameo Hi&hlanda. r· .. n month. Only $26,900, Htg. Bch Home. 4 Br., The living room A dlnlns C N L d I CAYWOOD REAL TY crpt'g., t.rg fenced yant Nr. room open throU&h llldlng SHARP-NEAT· LEt. .• arge rear yar ea- * 54$-1290 * schools, beach " atcrea. &111& ""°"' to • pool ""' tures bulltin B-B-Q, fruit trees, nice landscap. Whll• Elephant p1me-A-Line J MS-2081 Aft. l PM. yard ;!ill llllh lawn . and Ing, pool size lot, 2 bedroom& and den, FA General Goneral profenlonally landtcapln;, heat, features electronic air cleaner, FHA ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl Thit first Hme ottered pro. assumable loan ... : ................ '25,9SO. '.I perty is pr1ced be I q w I N · Beach ~niumhomes with~ sli~. ' You own ffiel and;water: and sli~. From$64,950. 1°/o financing. .........,._ T-Ud. 4401 Wnt~ Hwy • (714) 17Hl20 • mamt. Onl)l 167,050 • call MARVELOUS FAf!llLY HOME. Trl-level 1<r &bow1n&: 173-ml. v1,w living with Back Bay locat!oo. New listing - 3 bedrooms and 3 baths, Entire IFl""ff" middle level consists of famlly room with --brick fireplace and sliding dtior~ to garden _ filled with fruit trees. Only ........ $35,000 Ne.,,.,,Hefthls BUILD· YOUR--WATERl'RONT DREAM -vacant -$26, 9501 HOUSE on thi• rare fee simple lot on the A~~S:~~ c,:fi! canal of Newp<irt Shores, Just ...... J20,000 ,. room w/beam ceping1. All ,... I , I • tl.0, kitchen w/olove " ,.._ HARD-T .... FIND, a better, c e~ner •• oearoont fliierator Jnc hl<lod. New home for .... $33,900. A large tree and lovel1 J>Alnt + ahq: tbru-out. New garden invites you to enter this newly dec- drapca, -40· covered paUoJ orated home. Don't miss this one! . 1 Storqe room. Jlurry • call 64S-03Q,1, FIXER-UPPER. R·2. Great potential. S Jledl.. room ~e, lots of room for more unltr. ''. ' ... ~ ..... ' .... ' ..... ' ... ' ' ........ tll,5111 Dfllco Open Sa-yo & S...,.. OP1N HOUSE 1 PETE BARRITT REALTY' 1605 W•lcllff Dr~ N.a. 642.-.0 • • SUNDAY t~ 333 Grand Canal !5~===~~===~ Balboa t• '?terfronL Tb1I 01wat b ... _, .. '{!M.fBll ...... -bujOll --·~ !IDll«'qllfck J .. Ale. Dnmatlc Interior., ReadeatHli Condollll ... BuuttfWly d •co r • t • d · 600 I Oceenfront, ....... Quality .i.11 •"1><1~ Now Fanwt!c view of Paclllc Ocean 6 Clltallna ""'1 191,l!OO. Clll ~ • Select few residencts -3 bedroom or i 6 lor perllcWirs • dill. Luxuey aypointments. Security' balltl- lng and.1ubtUran1111 garages. ~tly far OC!- CUJ>ll'CY Septelnber, Tl If: Fl:llI. R_ J '!...'.']'!\ )'f "!<~ * .......... * + DUPL IX tM,• * ikn.. 2 bl. Leo. nunpu rm. Price u.4.450-$681450. Excellant ter!llJ. • Hazel Jones Assoclala Loals W. lrkJts, l1allw 714 L l 1illo1 ....._ lollloe m.tlll Beaut. .. tlo. P"!1<1Uo! )'an! 11!1--l!!l!l----1111'!-"!ll"!' f0< the k~ I' Call BALBOA IAY PROP. for •a&:o• * w.1n1 t * RR! • •, • I ,t- • FOR YOUR VIEWING THIS WEEKEND ONE AND TWO •EDROOM HOMES , 1061 DOVER DRIVE, WESTCLIFF, N.B. . $30,950 Condominium on fee land and.reasonable price. 2 bdrm., 211 bath and beautifully maintained grounds that Include pool, sauna and clubhouse. Located close to shopping. Absentee owner anxious to sell. OPIN SUN •• 1-1. PHONI UNl9UE HOMIS NIWPOIT llACH, 645·6100 POI DlllCTIONS ~HUE IEDROOM HOMES ~ C1012 SANTIAGO, OOVER SHORES, N.B. $17,500. 3 Bdrm. and a paneled den, shag carpets, sunken living room and large CHUCK CAROTHERS REAL ESTATE·TREASURES ,OUND IN OUR OL' SEAFARING T6WN ' . . MESA DEL MAR .Jumbo 5 Bdrm. plus 3 baths. Only 541,500. •Well groomed. Only $2500. down . Happiness forever & ever. Proud neighl/Orhood . THE BLUF ~-· --Few settings in Exclusive B fs can rival this with its view overlooking go geous green· belt! 4 Bdrm's -2% baths. o· y $54,950. in· eluding popular master bedroom & bath on first level + surprise bonus room . • SALESMEN NEEDED • (Open Eves) • Best Hurry! Call ~424. LOVELY duplex -all 1o-r $89,500, 3 br up, 2 down. Each has 2 bat.hi. Bay view, 1~· from water. Lovel:y patio !: sundeck 'A' i I h BRAND NEW HOME c .... -. OWNER ANXIOUS ·1 ~Ciioaiitoii- CUte Colleg<1 Pk. 5 81\, 2 BA I • w/ .. peNdve· crpl(. Price AWARD WINNIRI 'I -· Open -sun.. l 2ll5 Loyola Rd. Don't Thia aotae0US famlly ~me bl • hesitate to submit any otter juat w&Jtlna for you. ~m I to ~ ri1ezcc, 567-4263. the warm le cozy livq · room to the spacious muter f Newport suite. thil beauty ill froll>. clean and l'Mdy ! 4 B!t, If I beamod family m>m, ..ti F1irvi1w . water, scads of storqe, luah ahq, and, would YoU 646-1111 believe, much more! Just (inytlmo) U.ted-Huny! Call 919-llll!O. Eu=ta'"'l""de=.=-BR.-=;-d;::•n.=l:;:!l ~Omu"'21 ;: bath!, bit-his, cm! patio, 'I'~ Fruit tttes. bia )ot, very elose to parks, IChoolJ, church, ahopplna:. Top con- dition. VA,. FHA, COnwt. terms. Prloed to s.m POOL TA.ILi $27,950. 645-!9!2 tor app't. WW fit with room to ...,. BY OWNER: c bar m i n I in lS' x 30' den. j Bedrm. 2 E-Side 2 BR, den Ip. F. P. bath. flrtpla~. bltins. Xlnt ~ Redec. in &: ouL Crpts, drps in &:: out. thr\IOut. N patio, encl yard $32 150 High on a hlj1 overlooklnc w/frult tret•. I car gur. IV Cdf.1 a lovely ~ home $27,950. ~156 or 642-1738 awaits a muter. Four Prin. only! Roy McCarcll1 R11lter bedrooms, two and baU ==--=-"uc--::--.-=-:-.3 541-n2t b lM &nd be tlfu1 "1"'h BESJ' Co ege Park area. 1810 " vd C i!am~ ctilin&::umake 'this Br., 2 Ba. encl patio, block i "!!!l!!!!!!"!!!'wpo!l!!!!!!rt!!!B!!!l!l!!!.,!l!!!.IIL•I spacious one-gtory home the \Vall, near schools. ~.' 750. I ~ m0&t popular model in on special terms. Principles M111 Verd•By OwftW Harbor View Ridge. All the only. Call 642-2312. Open Lovely 3BR, 2BA, Fam RM, -- tun ot decorattnr this home House SUnday 1-S PP..J. 2290 2 trplc, w/w drape1, nice &\Valts yOu.1 675--7225. Columbia Dr. crpt1n1. ~ &haded, wtll ..1831 WESTCLIFF DR., N.B." ~ CALL ME 646•5152-MltrSEE ... ..:+---l~master suite. Enormous patiG porch with-Back Bay__Yiew.s._-~---1 'GnN SUN .. 1·1· PHONI UN19UI HOMIS NIWPOIT llACH, 641-6100 POI DfllCTIONS \-,- -outh , l oast COLWELL _..FOR sale by O\\'llU !.cER. 2 landscaped.~ Covered 3_.!kt. BA, trplc, dininl' nn, Jge 2 Separate play area. QuJet car pJ'al'e w / 1 tor a I' e , cul--de-sac. 2 blks tram apacioua fenced yd, on elem I.: Jr. I weeks ' I .. 1001 HAMPSHIRE LN, DOVER SHORES, -H.B.' · $92,500. · New listing! Solid and sound with dramatic 32'' high ceilings, beauti· : ·1uuocation. 3 Bedrooms + easily convertible den. i OPIN SUN. 1 ol. PHONI UNl\IUI NOii~ NIW?OllT HACH, '414111 JOI DlllCTION5 I' 1906 PORT WEYBRIDGE, HARBOR VIEW HOMES, N.B. $5l,OOO. Much in demand! 3 bdrm., plus"family & dining rooms . Popular "Car- mel" model in popular family community, new! 6PIN SUN., 1•1, PHONI UNl9UI HOMIS N~WrOIT IUCH, 141·1100 fOI DlllCTIONS fOUR IEDROOM HOMES .. ·' -... . .. General G1ner1I ~ - $27,900 4 Bdrm.,+ Dan Oiartnin,g exterior with some rock work that set. off the home. 4 Bedrooms, fireplace, built-in r~e It. oy~1_1 •. dish· washer, patio, bkr, 540-17a::l. TARBELL PROPERTIES. INC RE ALTORS cu 1-de-sa c. $34,00l. cupancy, Open daily. 3253 833.2317. Idaho Lane, CM 133.!llSO. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 --,;few LISTIN~ $32,500, Two Story 1915 CHUBASCO BA IRVJNE TER8ACE 'i;"~g ~~~ii.ff~ 2 foo.i ~ ~"f..; ~250 :~.'::. 4 Bdnn., !amlly rm ... plus ex· ~nt. Beaut le bk yd location, nr 1ehools A tra room in prne.-A lgc. w/1rult treea. Drive by the shop's. 3138 KiJ..brbroob btd. pool. VacaJft. $69,500. quiet corner of 3 1 2 S (No. of Baker, E. of 624 POPPY Limerick Lane, tben Call Herborl 531-7100. The Jut or the Corona del George' Mezei at 557-4263. --------·I. t.lar charmers! -Rustic 4 Ed Riddle Realty 646-88ll. SHARP! By owner, ?:f. Meu. 2955 ltarbor, Costa ?.1esa BR. w/bean ceil'a. &: used Verdto area, 3 BJt, tam rift, I 2069 MANDARIN; MESA VERDE, C.M. $59,950. : 2 Story family home. Big. master suite, carpeted family room with : stone flrenlace. Great landscaping. New listing. • • OPIN SUN., 1•1, PHONE UNl9UI HOMES MISA YllDI S46·5ttO fOllt Dlllt(CTIONI I ~135 TAHITI DRIVE, M&SA VERDE, C.M. . $52,500. : •• ~ere'a a unlqµe ~ituaUon : 4 bdrms., 3 baths, almost 2600 sq. ft. and all l·on one floor. Located on an 80' x 100' sq. lot near the· country club. NOT A ·MILLIONAIRE ••• . .. lust live like one -in this spacious 2 bdrm., 2 bath home, located in Irvine Ter· race . . . handy to the country club Sep. 2 car gar. plus ample space for recreational vehicles. $50,500. NE·s· TLED IN brick trpk. A wood"' Mt. LEASE option or le .... Open Ili ba, 2 !pt, covd patio, 1eeline, overlooklna trees & Sat It Sun l...S, 1392 Galway custom drps, fully • crptd. lt- between all the big trees, Is canyon. toxl.64 Ft. lot. Lane. 3 BR. 1%. ba. lie 540-5441. Open b:n1lt l&J, this two story 4 t>edroom Believe It or not, there'3 bonua nn, tenoed: closed to 7/15. 3209 Cotorado Pt. - home, complete with real room for a pool. A winntJ' at shoppin&: &: schools. Asking Priced for quick UI I '---"" S.ISO. mo. CJS Real Estae • .,., ooo Juu-u"''OOd Doors, 2 big $59,500. 548--ll6S .,.,.,, · ~ • ONN SUN., 1°1. PHONI UN19UI HOMU MUA YllDI 141·1ttO FOi DlllCTIONS .. AYE BEDROOM HOMES . f U21 DORCHESTER AVE, CAMEO HIGHLANDS, C d M. $72,900. I. Another new listing! First time open! 5 bedrooms on a single story I floor plan. Som~ view, private beach. :.pntf SUN .. , ••• ~HONI UNr9u1 HOMO COIONA DIL MAI 171°1000 H)l Dll ·~IONS ~UPLEX· HOMES DEAN MARTIN SPECIAL... · ... house on tbe rocks -water on the side. This lovely 3 bdrm., family rm. home has a spectacular vie\v-& your own stairs to the most popular beach in Corona del Mar. Yes, it does ha ve a wet bar. $165,000. baths, oversized kitchen and Scenic Properties 615-5726 -~=· ~==~-VACANT. 3 br, 1% ba, dbl lot• ot fruit n.es. Room tor TROPICAL PARADISE MESA VERDE 1ar. La• yd. 123,:m. Ill . boat or trailer. Owner's OPEN SAT/SUN. 1~5 l..arie 3 bdrm, 2 bath, dtn, To"''ne· Owner, S4l-8m' moving soon and wants of· 60I IRIS din.rm/lam nn surrounding wkdys after 3; anytime fer. Priced only $31,!m. R Ov a Calit. patio. Deluxe crpts wlmds With all terms. Hurry. Oupl!X; l BR., l-B ' er-&: tile. Mov'°'in cond. laW """"==-.--~~-I Call 546-5880 Open eves) looking iunken garden. On Michitan. Owner 549-2688. COLLEGE Park, pool. Sharp ~'O R-2 Ioli . Future build-. 3 br", I.am rm,· new paint A ing potential. $78,000. 4 BR., just painted. Lf, Jiv. cpts, $33,900. Open Home OON V. FRANKLIN nn .. tam. nn. In kltcb. 111 Daily. 328 Bowline c..... ":. · HERITAGE 620 MARGUERITE AVENUE , CdM. $64,500. I Here's a cute shingled duplex on a palm lined avenue. Two 2 bedroom 1 units with potential to add on. Inspect the property and review Unlque's investment prospectus. OPEN HOUSE ..• SUN. 1·5 P.M. UDO ISLE ... 243 VIA FIRENZE REAL TOR Ba. Wl\V cpt. tt>Nout. N.B. Drive. 646--0968. e 673-2222 e HiKh " Woodland Schh, Bl' Ovmer, 3 BR. 2 BA, j close tG parochial sehl. $30 500 ROOM TO BUILD 130.000 53G-3323 patio, new crp~ ~ REALTORS Dramatic 2-sty. home. Superior quality. Lge. corner lot, on Nord & Via Firenze. Beaut. pool. 4 Bdrnis., 4 baths; wet bar, formal din· mg rm. Ideal fotr executive entertaining & family living. $150,000. · ' It you llke wood; you'll love: Bl' OWNER_ M.,. .. , Mer. U""1\e FHA dn. lo ....... • I Spanish D11ign this eharmina 3 bdrm .•. 2 4 BR, 2 BA, family rm . .New :~~~ 2nd. Prine ~· , OHltl.S_U.N .. ~1_..l.__fHDNLU.N.19UI H_OMU. COlll:ONA DIL MAI 171·1000 fOllt Dll ICTJONS 712 LA"KSPUR AVE, CORONA DEL MAR $73,500. ~ew lilting! Brigh~3 bdrm., 2 llath home in front with 2 bdrm., 1 bath, . • In blict. Good investment, great living. . 1~-All. 1•1. PHONI UNl\IUI WOMl5 ~ORO.NA DIL MAR 171·1000 FOR DlllCTIONS Convenient parking -easy to be a "DROP-IN" at Bay & Beach Realty Authentic _arch ways, huge bath home; used bn~k shai" crpts. Corner. Ready entry way, 4 Bedrooms, xtra f:rplc-., priv. encloted ~tiO. to ~Iove-ln! S 3 5 , 5 0 0 BY Owntt: 3 br, 1~1 ba. baths. Romaq bath o!1 mas-On a comer R·2 kit, Priced 54&--0660 Save 6~~ $25,IXX>. 2893 dter '~k m, 1amous "Gar· ria'ht at $51.SOO. • Crottdon, Co.ta Mesa. . en itchen, telTllced en-Scerllc Propertits 675--5726 ~IESA Verde-Hidden 2 story EAST SIDE 3 BR. 2 BA, "'1 trance, huge family room, I~~~'"'"',_..,.,-,,.,..,-model, 4 br, 3 ba;fonn. din. n_.._1_.._,,...., '"_ ..,,, MA .. , ,._,__ bkr u•1-Lusk Horbor Vu Rldno rm, ,_ ram nn. •-kit ~~·-~ -·-u1 ~qi; room , • .nir i.w. t ,,_ 4 BR 3 BA 2trpT .... ...... appt.mt~er. 642-144.T. . 675-3000 : ·. l:JllllllC)UI: ti()Ml:S :~ Iii" Vi'tllHllll! ttl>MU R.i E-off-in-H-Atu lomions: • OOllONAlll!LMAR•n5-8000 244SEatc-tHltlowoy c:o. ... o.tM.. 'W MIMV.114!••11 lillO • 2'!!0-Y-""",Cooto.;.. · ..-..,..,st , , e, area. cov'd patio, 3 frplc'1. comer lot,· w/t0me view. $48,950. 979-3044. :D;:•::n•::...:P..:•;:lnt:::_ ___ ...,1r" Brand new. $76,000 on TARBELL I TIM£ BOMB ' I I j: !' I •• l'IEWPCJRTMMJi .......... IMl_Orfoo, _Imo ON 'fOP OF THE REAL ESTATE ~KET WITH THE NICEST ·PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 e MESA VERDE, 546-5990. e NEWPORT BEACH, 645-6500 e CALL US with a Short price ot $17,900. l!!!!~""f!!!!!!""""""""""~"""l"'""""""""""' J Take a look at this beauty. General General Low price also includes 1-----------------1 washer & dryer. VA no * * * * * BALBOA ISLAND * down terms and S100 down raA with total payment of Sl.55. Why rent? Call 00\V for information. leue. $82,350 fee-simple. BY BYr OWNER Mesa Verde 3 ~:mo ""-2 BA. lam rm, 2 frplcs, owner. us.,. · ~ly painted, fully crptd, TRl-PLEX !mmac. 132;rno. 1742 Iowa Near beach A bay St., 545---20Cfi. Large lot, IODle view 2 2-BR. _ l 3-BR. OOll.EGE Parle, 4 Br., 2 ba. tam rm. Many frult lrffs. $81,SOO S31,950. Principals only, 396 Unlver11ty Realty Princeton Dr. S4~li68. 3001 E. Cst. Hwy, 673-6510 MF.SA VERDE-4 br, huge OPEN HOUSE tam nn, torma1 din rm. Capistrano Hel(bta H°"* valley • Hltl view. Deluxe custom built new homec. 1 A 2 ltmies 3, 4, 5 BDRMS. Yoo mtllt see-to appreciate tbma. ' · ! Priced from $32.«I>. 1 mi from Dana Pt Mvim, Del Oblrpo A Dana Me1a Dr. Alpine Realty -493--3101 GOnorll JUST LISTED 2416 Bayside Drive Beaut lndscpd. cul-dwac. General 3 Bdrm., 31h baths, lge. family rm. Dbl. (at Femleafl New Duplex 2 ~9745 SOME OCEAN VIEW" CUSTOM home with 4 hup BDRMS, 2 Ba, Ia-e llv rm A din rm. .i f,, ••• ,..... • •• • • . ...... . Wt·ltu11®C()I11par1y f • ' ' , I l r l !~ -.., ' OCEAN BLVD.,.CORONA DEL MAR Open HoUIO 1t; Sot. & Sun. ·1·5 OPEN HOUSE 1 garage, enclosed patio. . .. ' ....... $82,500. ReaJOpetoi;,s E~es5:465" BR. 2 BATH each unit. "co"'RN=•E°"Ro-:-lo.,.t -cul.,.-<l.,.e--sa-,-:,t-;. 3 •5 OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 213 SAPPHIRE Great bay view! SAT " BR, 2 BA. trpl t. bonus rm. 238 RoM! Lane. c .M. Bayfront Condo SUN 1-5. Art. S<S-2121. 135.500. S<&-7793 Sharp 3 &l,m, 2 bath, pool . * * * * * * * HARBOR View HW., beaut 4 =-==- As1dng $35,900., terms. EBB TIDE REALTY Dana P<lint 497 ...... tlze IOt. New carpets in Jiv· 3 Br, 2 Ba. pool, pier & sllp, bd Lusk. Priv park loc. V. A. REPO. 4 BR. 2 Ba. Ing room " hall. Built-Ina. BALBOA ISLAND Dellghtlul s79.:m Be cd u· xt . $33,500 $1000 ON. !XII Mo. 4 BR ..... - Owner anxious. $27,250. EMERALD BAY am ce ings, e erunve Authorized Broker 548-6570 2 BA '1rp1 7 ..,.td ~~: NEW DUPLEX UNDER CONSTRUCTION brick ~wk. fountain. princ -========-. c. ,,,.. o • •~w, * * * * * * Two 3 bdrm., 2 bath luxury apts. UP.Stairs Immaculate 3 Br + !am rm. nl S82 500. 644-2400 MESA VEilDE Beauti1ully corner, very little traffic ca SHOWN FROM unit a dream! Come see the plans & Choose Ocean ride of hwy. View. o y. , . decorated " landscaped. at. Ju.st reduced $m. fer OFFICE your colors! . Mllll see! $119,000 C11t1 Mtu 4 BR, $48,!15(). 0Wl!l' 567-8194 lmm.dlate Ille. Bier. Immaculate • Bctnn. ~ bath, Tod Hubtrt & Assoc. * $27,4~ BR-2 BA * OPEN. Mesa Venle. •bdrm. Tbomaen Realty -- 3516 Oc11n Blvo., Corono dol Mar Spacious 2 story, 4500 sq. ft. home with spec· tacular view of ocean & jetty. 5 BR., lg. liv· lug room, formal dining w/frplc. Separate guest or maid quarters over garage. Room for· pool plus large parking area Including paddle tennis court. · · Quick t><>••<1•lon.. Covm<l CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR un Via Lido 675-8500 LEASE/OPTION AVAIL. AJoume FHA Ulllier 13.000 Like to trade? o11,.Tnder'1 patio, carpetg le drapel. d -"lchl ·~~M-• Taite a look. 306 Marine, B1lbo1 l1l1nd 675-4000 • FIXER UPPER mt.Ins, ctPts. Ip!, I' bite wall wn. -•u 1an. ~~· Paredite oolwnn 11 ltr )'OU! * • * * * * * * * * * * Ienco, cor lot, ...., per1c BY Ownel'-21n Rural PL 3 5 ·~-5 •-·-_ 5 L.-~ " BEST MESA W:RDE LOCA· w/poo!L Bkr/owner. BR. 1 BA, ~.SOO. Low ~~•. ...,. -- 1 °"""' duplex. Spacloul 3 TION! -3 • tamlty. Needl 646-"'6 '42·2221 ~ n4: SU-2511. Call - l3dnn ptwi 2Bdrm. on tarpl-:----,------=-------1 1::=;:;;;;::;:;;;::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::===:1 28-4.5 E. Coos! Highway lot. 3 car -· South of GoMrol Generol Iota of work but make oiler Coron• del Mir 675-6900 hflhway 1---------now and save! Vacant, cul· I!"'!!!!!!!~~ ............ "!!!"........................ MORGAN REALTY Too Many Cars? EASY UYING de-sac, Walle to school•. Generat Gtn1r11 •73-:6642 •7>64Sf Maybe an extra double car ·Fre""'" paintea 3 Bit homi -54,6.,5880 (Open eves.) --~------------''-'--=~I pnge could be your ... ...., SPANISH PLUS POOL! MAJESTIC Spanish arch"•ay to double door entry! Dou- ble brick ffreplaee. Sunken formal Jiving room and din- ing room. Step do\\·n family room. Garden or ie nted kitchen. Redwood covered patio opens to sparkl ing kid- ney shaped pool. Sundeck balooey. PRICED TO SEU. FASI'! ea.µ now 645--0:m. I 11111 \I I Pl \0\ . ,. ' ~ " I 2X3 VA TERMS G.I. APPRAISAi.· amwer. Harbor v le w ~~:".",'p:';lidrpsng. ' •ha• +, Homes and reaUy a beauty. \Vilh NO DOWN to qua1ified ' $42,500 Pool sized lot that is $22 950 Veterans, the owner can't Cooperative seller has landscaped to perfection by ' ' r unde'&t'.1-"d \Vhy he &~ill agreed to sell this fP8Ciou11 a profe~sionnl. 2 bcrlroom NEWPO°RT-HE10HTS OV.'llS tbts Cape-.Cod-Class1c. 2,000 sq. ft. home nt the and den, forn1al rlining Newport BY OWNER Do you ~d 4 Bdrmi, 3 gm·cmment appraisal 4 room, caling arl?R. in the $43,500. 401 Kings Pl. Barh~, ., dining Room, and hlf# bedrooms, 2 luxurious earden kitchrn. Off-slrC't'I ' It ' CUSTOi\1 3 BR, 2 BA, B·I Fanuly, Do you desire • baths beautiful atrium off parking for the tt'fliler or F1irvi1$ elec kitchen, lrg panel'd Large Play Yard with ma~ bedroom, 1 a r Ke boat, Just reduced $3,000. 446-ll11 trplc, shutters thru-out. New ~rfl for f ~ or Boat \\'Oriclbop and ll!Wlnc area. HeJd open UUs Saturday and crpt, accous. ceil., forctd torage? 1 es. thtn see fAcated Oh quiet cul--dt-aac SUnday from 1:00 ti! 5:30. (1nytim1) air, paint. On a Irie lot + this Eo.stside Costa Melia stawt 5 minuttt 1n:Jm the 2071 Port Brh1toJ. boat storlic. MUCH MORE! Horne on ., cul-<le-sac. b<ocb. C F Coleswo .... y """'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!""""I 642-1889. $43,500 VA Terms. Call • • f"Jn -~=,.;,,==~- 646-0555, Evenings ~. & Company 4 leclrm + Poel Realon 6*-Tru £ASTBLUFF OF,IC~ $3J;500! 2M3 Wtltclitf Driw 1545 E11tbluff Dilve Swim you swimmers all sum· Open till 9 PM 640•0020 mer ""'8 in the Iovel)< pool, foods ol decldnr, ~tlo ....... Owner Wants 14 X 20 ,,.. malntelllJ\'lO IAndJcap. . fhJ. • bedrooml, 2 bath, ele- CO LW ELL Pf{()Plf~l lf-S, /Ni... REALT(>RS ~. •1 111·1• Ill ..._,•I •I < • ~ HERITAGE . . REALTORS *NEW USTING* Action! FAMILY ROOM ,. ' For only $29,500 you can en-Everybod,y wan~ ~ and 2'Separate unita on I.lot -3 * POOL TIME * joy livln& in 1 4 bodroom, 2 here's _one for you. 4 ...,a; Ta.kt )'OUr pick! . 1590 Baker. Pt-ten Ve:rde bn.th double ear gara,:e btdroom, 3 baU1, 3 car :!:"flal mc:1"' 3 1 BR OPEN l>AILY I T0·5 •home with a h•avy cetlar prqo, Very 1'rle lot neor • ret. me un ts or ll11ltP 3 bCdroom•, : beoths, &hake roof. lt's ctosn to the Mile Square Park. All this ~ boCh Uni.ti oommerciol. family -din are a new 1'1.8. Parle with all the tor only $4).,500. AU temis. jlnly $34,SOO. Ortplace, bltino, s~rm: )ittle lakca. Cali 842-25.15'. Call Mi-~. • Nawport tropical backyard/ • , · .!~~~~~~~ CALL ANYTIM .. IR . f&M RM ~3921 or Evt. 673-193' a • " • • 1:-:i_.,~~~;o='="T''° IN..,. Ntwjlorl Hta. 3 BR., 2 f .eirvi1w 1------.,._ --It.lie to tndt? Olar ~· ba~ kitchen l f-I 111, ..... 111 BALBOA l'onlnl\lla Pt. 4 ~ coluOU1 lo ... Jiii! ti•• p I 1 e • TWO dbl. BR, l Bat~, 2 lrplc'•· 21(1 Lilo! ID -f !lllr -· IAfllCI, ODO 1trfu.d for an lonrflmt) E. Oceu Blvd. 169,SOO. l'arldlle oolumn I• lbr JOll l ad,dltionol untt. '42.11!1> . 't!!iiiii•••-'"" 11 ~1!11!!.iiiiiilii;;!;i;;;;;;;;;;;~°""~ .. :l:\'~Attt~rn~M~m~. _ s u-. 5 ~ tors~ Gralwn Rtllty 64W414 NMtl a "Pad"! Place .. ad! ,. i; ' ,, . .. . . O •tarran;. Ifie 6 ICf'Omhlecf word• below 10 mak• 6 •impJ9 words. Print l.tters of itedt In Its' line of squa'"*L l-NEEVAH 1· . 1 I I I I I' . I HUBLES I I I I 1· I f. ' i l ~N-A..TTlC I _~ r I I I l,11r1':!'~ !~ I C:Y M 5 I T I tlem1n1 You have 11bd . --me to flll out so meny I I I' I I .proofs of d11ms, forms ..--.,....,.,,...,--..,·'nd questlonn1tres, end I l D 0 Y B 0 4 L 'have had so much troubllf I I I II I getting my money that ) sometimes . wish ·lff'/ hus- 1,f';;-L DAD LEY l;nt,;~ -;;"~-.., . ~ r 1 .r r 1. 1 _Y"V.~=~= .. ;;1 ':wr,~lWUfOr' 1· r I' r I' I' r r 1. 1•c· I I j . I: I • I I I f t SCUM-LITS ANSWEIS IN CWllRCATION 900 ... . ' ' • • • I ' ' ' . I .I ' I . ! ~1 , I , ~ ' I , I • · I ' • • • . · .. 'I • ~· • . i . I ' • • I • ' ' .I ' ! ' I , 1 -I , I ' ~ I I • I DAILY l'll4T l~l l..-__ ... _ .. _,!~I ......... I~ I --· I~ [ Mobile Homes j [ ~ j [ ~~, I j T-Huntington lood! · · ' lncomo Pr-rty 1'f I --.... •• '" Hunllngjon looch Nowport -Newplri lo-Newport looch GREENLEAF PARK CONTEMPO. I 3Jillj. 2 BA.;<;.,~ i;_ SPARKLES TRANSFERRID A B&AUTI>'\JL PRIVATE LAGUNA HILLS • 42 UNm t JllltiO• ·~. PooM1Je' lot LIKE NEWI OWNIRS $50.00 DAILY ADULT COMMUNITY -•• a.Utt communll:Y 8'AI area for ... tats m la , ~ by block wall Gorteour &ha.c carpet, u-T S y REDUCTION Hu avall1ble a Key \.Vftt adjacent to lAJ.llft Worid. Anet.le. -Wilshire and Weit-: oJ-lo xlnt ae boo la ' quillle custom drapes. mlr-'f MUST SELL * 0 erve OU '42.ra 19111 2 Br. 2 Ba. l>t.. Btaut surroundlni' all lux· em • completely ,.nttd • markets. new rn a I I: rored and panelled llvin1 1.·SUBMlT OFFER on thil ''The I_. of Two Wo-'"'a'' Thi• Newport Bf!ach home blle Home. Price 11 open ury appointments. Tbera· &004. i.nvettme-nt _ $560,000 .• lte&90lllblt. g 3 7-175 3 room, and newly tiled art lBR 2BA home nr beach. ._., fHil atart~ at $42.450· lt hu 3 lo otfer. Then are allo peudc poo1. •unu, eym, 4 call, .. ,f,nve1lmtnt dtvi&ion 19':21.16 aft 5: :t:I &: wk~rtda: just a few of U\P sparklft. Lrl lol w/trtt•, boat 1ate Ontu Bedrooms. 3 Baths, Dt.n and 1evtnl other mock-I• rue· bllUt.rd table.a. M U CH 546-lGOOi -;--Beautiful park like yard to alley. $24.500. Bttllkfut Nook O\'f'rk>oklni ing in pr!ces trom $800 to MDRE! ~nt1ln VeOty load~ with fruit trte!'I., 2.-cALJF' RANCH w/3 car Ill RE.AL an easy ea.re patio. \\'e havt $:l5,SOO. Must be ir-en to St:. tl\e "Award • -.vtnnlnr" risz7i Qlii l.ar1e. lovely 1>1tlo f6r fun gar, ln execut\vf! . area of ~"'21 ISTATI been gi\•en special autho1ily a.pprt<'ialt. 1750 \\lhittier turnisbed ntodel homM ON . ~ ErA R'CRJR: a.nrt rel1.xa.tion . Close lo new hOntPS .. Liv rm by tht> O\\'ner to rerluce h A\'f', Chf. 646·7965 9 AM~ SALf; nns \VEEK O jTHE REAL ")L ESTATERS · e RESALE e schoola and thopp\f'll, ~-w/cathedral ctillng, flttpl. until he says STOP-STOP· PM. 8.1().:\900 or 8.10-1900 \ WSH ANO LOVF~LY in&'-itt-btlievina:! ON L 't 38R. Only $37.900. Lo"' Re1id9ntiel & Income Properties STOP. Call for tod11.y's CONTEMPO. •R,.pc:w;rsstoh, low drown. •ealilllllt e t Bfldrm with xtr• n,·,, S29,000. ca.JI SEYMOUR do"'"· VISIT OUR IXCELLENT LOCATION price! 646-7171. ""'-·'! , _ 1-0 Cl INCOME HOMES 3 CONTF.MPORARY GREEN RIVER "'''·1 ..,..,i)l·t'r, :i• · ~"11· . ~a11ter bedrm -.uile. REALTY, NOW! 847-1221 or · -'. 1733 W l"ff D N rt I h . ('orrM'r lot . ~1u!t a el I . 6·Nl·'.\\' J)UJ'l.F.XF:S $~.950 e , 2300 aq tt J>LUS ahq 546-f212. RANCH w/a1T1~~· pool, lrtt eStC I r .. , eWpO HC Gn-nt ""n11ly Pftrk .. 1.1179.j..2416. td!f'r 6 poi .<INF\\''l'ltlf'I FXF.S '"''t 9:50 ruout lot, beam ~hna~. •haa 645 7221 MONTIIT.Y ~PACE RENTAL ~ .. ' I _· · ' .. ""'' d h 'M t "' L ... ,0 •1 SG9.50'. ~4./1!9.'1.-1 ~'".I B1>,11u r.. nt>w 2."' 3 Rn units . • "1'1~fal)"lily rPom HAVE crpts an n1uc mort. us 1, ........... !!"'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!! .... ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'l"'=~~Mrn~L= " " • onrill dlnint room ht seen.·$49,500. A rrtat family communlty , 8x~:l, :Z BH , JJ.8tkl. lndf!l•pcl.,l l.il t::. llay .st., Co~ta ~fen. J tOIJ many xtru to Hat. Something to offer you June Bleir' (71.4) 9~7833 L1gune 8Hch Laguna Beach BEAUTIFUL y,·lth comfort &: luxury for J'f•c roonl &.,pool, \\1'11.k lo ~11lf'._!_r l._Ph: 642-4905. tr tran.lferred and has YOU NEED: RED CARPE1, reallor• PALERMO evf'ryone. Lotated 10 min. siiopfllt1g, $6J nlo. $2200. DANA HARBOR .. ventts&"FaltM!e".'lf'ict •Your own desk 962·7nl THE FAMlLY east or Anaht>im on new &l6--8"64. JNCOME JIOMES 1NF:\\1l' ., •••.!llJO. ok for VA or •Clean air-cond ofc. $l B OOO This nt-\\' listing will not last! Rivenide F\\•y, Take Gr«n 2-lx-43 N""'' 19T1. &au! •d11lt 4-Plt<X •••••• $66,900 t(I S71 ,9!i0 -:wllb finance. • hl-comm. (to 80%) 1 BEACH HOUSE COMFORT The ownen have spared no River oU.ramp adja~nt to park ln Laguna Hills. Can Dup1ex , •.•••.•••.••. SS2,;JOO rwln realty in<. • AdvMce prorram TOTA.L PRICE Located in the rustic Seaside t Bdrmr .. 2 bath1 a • view expe_nse to d~ate . this Green River GoU C.Ourse:. be purchased \\•Ith ~~c. g UnHs ............ $132.SOO • -•·•·· In d th . , · 1 t So • ·-·na from ev•..., room, help lovt>ly home. The f~~st .f901 Green Rtvtr Dr. do\\'tl. Call R:J0....4976. At••••• and •I • -~,,. 9fi1.4405 1f24 HRS.) ._._ ......... ~. ep Two Dearooms, two baths, Vil age 0 • ~,. make tbil:-~ home a drapes and shades uave O:Jrona ** 7141137.7374 WEBB...,...(Bk L.a "';;'., ~""" We hGua.r. advertisement fireplace, built-ins. swim· (THAT'S WHERE ALL been us~. The light fixturest-E.,.~-AT_E_S_l_Sa_~-. .,.,.-,---~10BILE Homf": 10 x 50. 2 r.1 '<PU~ O',VNER leavinJ. You ca.n e ave It all plus 10me. min& pool facil ities plus THE QUAINT LITTLE top vali.w. $66,500, A.re outstanding and the ..,, a e. . 1,;1utce :11.i; Bd'rm. Many extras incl. --.,.,~'4"-P~L"E"Xo-----1 ---~-- ~ to the beach. Newly Call J im Graves at 962-5511. many extru. Ideal for BEACH HOUSES ARE, ~/.lz.'./Z wa.llpapen: IU'& aorgeous. Klngst~n. 12 wide. 62 long PricPd fnr Quick Sale cfeoenttd, ,c bed room.a, COLLINS & WATTS ADULT LIVING, HURRY. YOU KNOWl. Serl u de d The kite.Mn has some great expa_ns1on w/s!'noen pnrrh. 8.t~. Good area, one I eve 1, ~t~in r&nft, oven , INC. =~~en!:~:: by hlih additions giving It an .o~ ~n b~a2ut~k 61n"~~R11.,1"·~~ -"10x'". 50~. w-,r,-,.,.h,-n-•-.2"'"'"br-.-:~n~::s~~~:sTt= .,..,,.r, hurt tirepll.co, C & W ... ·REAL ESTATE tlonat dooed oll copacuy. •-t A,. Ill 900 Pho •II"' op. P•rtly turn. LEADERSHIP R. E. 'th ,,, Sprawling rustic:: sty\t'd !iv. 1190 GI '"' 1, 11 1ng ~ ..I.!..-~"' • ..::,mature fruit . Realtors ~ rm., hu VAULTED OPEN AnA 9473 enneyr~6 Stt this home! Open houM> 67$.-5347. , . Close to0<·ean . $3,500. 5.l6-71Zl R42-1466 'l""'• ,~;,,,w "tttnr. brk, YOUNG LOVERS NGS E.X -. S.lorrl•Y And Sund A y , . * ·;o Rll.TMOnF: 1M2 ' ~~= ==~I ,$Xl.•M2-2S6l. POOL & BEACH :~~E gEt',.1 IM B ~RS~ LAGUNA VIEW LOTS 675-7225. 12X55 1 Br r.1ohilP hontP: I runi. l'i be, ~,, up nie~ 11 UNITS LAGUNA Three 1paclou& btW-ooms. By Owner. Oeean bricies &: 40x90 2547 Iris $lS,OOO $3.2000. SeP Sst!-Su11, B11v & Ii 11 k s·i~·9•• $2.iO,OO} 9.!)x xm~'I . l~~ baths, hardwood floofs. clean alr. 3 queensize MASSIVE ADOBE BLOCK 40x90 2559 Iris $l5 000 B<'ach, i204 PiH'lfic C~a~r a u pnr " '· · ' ·"'· __ , Garage is finished and could l k't TYPE FIREPLACE, from • 1-l"'Y· N B , :-;1, 1 6 l!h:40 1~11Kr1tn S2700. 52·) C:::: WAI I(! R ,~ 111 -chen w/Jltt. fam ily dining window--thal -P:~ENTLY EMERAW ~AY ~ ~ .... m-~1~·1 (!!' li1~r-0(}19. 1 ~S,.7J31 _ he uaed for apecial parliC'S. bdrn1s, 2 bath, dix b tn I . fl oor to ceiling. La:e. picture 15x100 i.~ern & Catalina $2,000 213/337-8311 or ;~'\G---2:rl{I 11f1 r t'a l1'f,1x Or11·r, {'nctl:t ~tt'~a Tola.l payments $151 per rm, Lo'ds-of decking -&: · EW Twi ll27 E erald Bay $90 000 " .. - - -· month if you take over first patio, )ow down, easy tenns. HAS OCEAN VJ · h-~ For 1:ts & homf's ra.u:' I.AT~: 'l>!I L/\NC'l·:n J\1ohllt' *NEWPORT BEACH* TD · · HURRY' · size bedroom w/attac "" ~ ho n11'. 20X44. 2 Brt. 2 Bl\.' I..uxurinu~ ()ffll'f' Bid< • . . elnstlng. · Enjoy life, Be 1st to st>e. · B'll G nd R ltol" SUGHT I I bath. 1 ru y, ea HolMtfwS• r:oocl U11y! &1G-7lH~ $200,000 o.:_1\111. Pl'lme loc::a· OJVNER arudow. Transfer-ii: t°a~:~deSa.~e~ (~;; Long galley type kitchl"ll in-125 Bay6~i7i~._,,_1N6p1't &-ach Fl,XER-UPPER, i:mmmmmm;·:;;~ Hon. 30,0IJO Sc"J, ft., steel It. Jtd, circuJar driveway Pl eludes RANGE &: OVEN, ;rv 111asonary con11tructio n. th.ii home, 4 bedroom•, · Realtors 842·445.S 5.10-6833 or (2Jl) 636-4148· REFRIGERATOR, WASll· OWN AN OCEAN VIEW BACK BAY Real Eil•le, ~ ~1t-rrllt P1'0~rtlf'a 640-01'0 built--1111, dishwuher. J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio MR. Executive -He~ it h! ER, all in match1ng color AND PRIVATE BEACH Great 3 ~room., 2~~ b~th Newport Bt1ch Gen«•I ~ 17 Unlts-2 hlk~ from bla: Moorated, perk like $25,500. 5 Big bdrmi. 2 fpl , family ..iones. This charming beach in this best of all con-home with larg~ family CO'ITAGE \\'ith 28 Br &: loft. Corona. 308-312 Carnation, jud. brk, $30,950. 962-5666. tBR 2BA, lrg 60' X_!Q6' Jene. nn, dining, iunken liv rm, house ls close to everythin(. dominium ·developments -room, large lot with amp!e PatK> on Baytronl , 645-1952 Condominiums CdM. Gl"Olls $2700 per mo. to U&ume GI Loan. eel I: ldscpd lot, oversized Roman tb. New paint in Ir. Offered ferr only the Blue Lagoon Villas. Thia room Jor pool. Camper or or (213) 248-499.1. for "•lo 11:"' All on I~. A$klng SS,000 . R. Plug 20x-2' den, Sharp dbl gar. 7 Yrs new. Kit-out. Walk to beach & $29,500 FULL PRICE 2 BR. 3 BA Ir: convutlblt boat storage area. Pri~d to • •· w By OWner ~. unlingfDn Beach Realty. ch/fam rm -mb, ~ bltln achools. Seller is mertivated. SEE TODAY' . "" --~, a tittle tix••• up Nowport H111hll Bl•• 6 -·GONE To· MORRO. W'. dt>n w/unobstructible view ', ~ ~~ • Prlvat_e Penthev.. (10) 2 BR-J?t:luxe ..... ~ .-1 · appl '•. b•'g cl• ... •, •1 nty of All terms 'and only $43,900. t •-h and 1 i.....:-that a all 129 500 CALL old E/ 1~ C .. 1""'-· --,-' MIS.SI ON REALTY o ..,.,ac ar ,..,,u.una · ' · 4 BR. VICT'ORIAN Lu)(uriou~ 2 Bdrm on exrlu-mo1 1.,,... ·••· YnJ> T BU" 0 N TOWNHO\J~ cup•·-~-. ~uo. w/w ~ts CaU 962-5523, 537-5642• h' t th 64&-7171 I J 1 6'2 1121 q.i;, uutU-ua ,... ~.,. includes owners Ip o e • • You must SPe thi.~ custo1nrr.· sJvt> hfoaeh. Pool, 1undl"<'k &: c pas on y, · . 1arwin re&lty, inc & drps, xlnt lociUon. $1300. C & W 985 soi.~~ HWY, beach, tennis court and 2 ed masterpiect, 3 yrs 'lid, 31 90' pnvate vt>rand11 . Lot1 of 5 • UNITS • $65,000 • (24 Hn.) dn. UNDER $200. . Phon1 (714) 494-0731 pools. $80.000. Blue Lagoon llkl lo Harbor H i .ich. flf'•\'flf"Y. $6.'"i,000. By appt Low Down -7''9% fnlettst nt1ngton Beach I' Total paymts or only Sl96/ -Really, 30804 S. Coa.st Hw}', Owner-Agt erUus term!'! & nnl y, 529-59&1. l..H Ptrtyda Rllr. 546-llm3 I mer. forthis)ovely3Bedrm, --YOU NAMEI T Laguna Beach. 4.99-2206. tmmtd, JlQSS. s49 .soo . 2 ~tory, 2BR 111 BA. Prr!P!'t "Isn't Yours Yet 161-4471 ( :=.J 146-1101 . 114 bath home. Near schls, This custom 4 BR. home ha.a OCEANFRONT BLUFFS G45-2S52. fur rPtirt>m"nt. in adults on. ~trial . Property 161 • •-. & ..__ h A it. Huge comer lot w/lge. OPEN HOUSE "CARMELITA" PLAN SPAN TSH Contemp by O"·nrr· l.v t"{)mplrx. ~r'c Conv"n· t I the only thine wrong s,-1'-'pptng l.IO:'ac . ssume exposed aggregate patio; B ild 48R 2BA H th this lovely home. Ha.s VETS $100 TCYI'AL CASH. 6-%~-C VA Joan, Call Wayne dyoamlc ocean views. Slate Sat. le Sun. 1-3 pm <4 Bdrm .. 3 baths: end unit. u er. • ' ugP tional financing •vaitahlP '~ ;,;.. .. the average Xlnt nice t bdrm in xlnt Fong. 2 BR, 2 BA OWN-YOUR-OWN greenbelt. Upgraded & attr. Master BR & many cust ex-$21,900. Prin!'ipal& onl y. .... entry, volcMiC rock frplc.: t M t 1 wants. Four Jarg:e H.B. area near Douglas, KASABIAN R. E. LV &: apt #58, 31423 Ccratt Hwy, decor. $54 .000 ras. us see o apprP<'. 963-2187. ms, 2 batha plus closr to achls & 1.hopping. 962-6644 Eves. 962-5319 central vac., huie S. Laguna, Fabulous ocean J:iJ,900. Call G1G-91G9 for =Tl~t~l·:~n~,,.-,-, ~.,-,w--0,-, -,1 •• family rm1. Auto. •water .il. ap 1 extra.a, WaJk to beach VACANT. immed poss. JJegt, • SEWNG.,,. Sell direct to aoftener. W/W Carp. Shown view, breakers, rockr 6 ,;;•'.·~~ 1,,.,c:•=· ~--~~~= hay front. 2 Br, :i: HA. ~1-t ZONE 82'~' x 300' lot, has dwelllna and p rage, $34,500 Roy McCerdle Rteltor 541-772, 'ICbools. ONLY $27,750. of all only $28,000. Hun:y, • Bkr ?ro _ki~ listina: per by app't. only. You'll want beach, t>levator, pool, ~ur-. 5i '-:.~~· ~ OWNER, mul'lt 11ell, 4 fiH rt'dt'('(lt'flled. From s;,1 ;000. won't last 962-5523 ·537·!'>642 • • ity, excellent condition, turn-:Sf ~··:t U den, 2 BA. hrdv.'d f1Nt, hf'aul Nt;~V l~nrr To \\I J·: ft s •I il!li!!O!!!!Nl!•~w!i!P01!1!!1 ii81!1v!!!!<l!!!! .. !!!!!!!!C.~11~-1 C. & w' . e iod, lmmed. $$to yo u even at $62L,5001V.E IT UP ished, at reduced price VI;· 9Niudffi yanl. RK!urf'<I to 64'!-2202. I ~ e it behind in payint1 or S 2 · 71• · •·39 900 ••• ~··i Lot fa 5 I t• 3 '• BR 2" b • •-1 5 ,500 l•rm. Bkr. ,. t'' •~ really ~ ... . ,.~,. ' r • • " LUXURY HOME e hav•~tesd~e.PenonAl, -•· .. ~ as.,"•'· 4'9·3005.Cattt""appl. ~'-*OPEN SUN. l-5 * !'RICED $21,900 '°'Im'"''' . · e. contld. attention-962-5523, &: white water view. Spac· salt', o\\rn,.r. 3 Br, 1 ~~ ba, 2 ClfOICE Mtbdtvfl5cln lot, ~ Al If TO IEACH nus v:ecutlve bomit bu 4 • 537-5642. Eves. 963-4062. ioll!I lndscpd. Yards. We OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 2414 Vista del Oro 418 Fullerton Ave. s1y Ml'ilall homt>, Nr ON"an, hr Lar Vftu, is<». S.ll or ~ , • rpadoua bdrm1, bis family C & W have the key, ~7.500. 791 .NYi~S PLACE Newport Beach , l &Inn!!., 2 ba's.: Jge, living sehl.-, alwlps &-pool, P11.lio, tn:df'! 541..f220 • ~A, '$2S,9:50 fu!l price .. tmJ, lmmaculate! Thls trl· CATALINA SUNSETS Fabulom View, brand new. 644-1133 ANYTIME rm., llbl. delachf'd rarttgt frpl<', shut11'rs. ~~&.7387. Mounta~ Deffrti 1 dn. Elec blt.,_in R/0, JtvelfeaturesParquetentry, JUS-f R'EDUCED Ocean views thru l0\1'ering Sllper-·cuJJlom 3 BR,, 3 ba., off alley. Freshly painted In R 1 •• ' ·•· d' I rm! liv NEWPORT & 1 ' ' .f-BDRM J·bt., w•· crpts, ltOf't .---~· --w..-u, Ul area, o hardwood 1looni, Jge patio, $1 000 trees. Angular rooms built formal dining rm. plu1 ou · ~ ,.,. ' w/fpl, FA ht, erpbl, waler aoftener +other nice lBdnn tnhs~ts, drapes, around a Frank Lloyd family rm.; plu11h carp., HEIGHTS Walker Realty 67J..5200 !~~·rh~~::S•nP~~t~ht,p:~ 160· AC. FOR RISA.LI } , 2 car gar. Won't to have xtras. Priced to sell refl'ig, elec bi wuher &: Wright frplc. Selected hdwd. terrazo f'ntry, See th is S BEDROOMS :tl.16 Via Lieto, N'pL Balch k ~c1iool, $2:l,800. 675-372'1 or lliO a c rt a sur.veyOO .00 [ t-li\µTY on thi1. one. at only $41,950. Ca.U It see, dry<'r. Pool & tennis court. firs. & beams. Exquisite beaut. home today! $98,000 Unirerslty Parle 96.1-t1051. l'f'COl'ded lnt9 {4) 40 ICf'f! 962-7637, How can yo u miss for $700. kitch. &: unusual baths. 3 Scenic Properties 61>5726 $58,000 Jot& for r'aalt, 1n IAMen- TIME'S wastin'. .this VA-total move in CO!lts? BR. & lge, dining rm. Move .L19un1 Hills Tri-level home, gttaf for Open HouSI". 5 br. Duplexes/Units County. Nr. p&Vfd road, Na· 71 ( :J MMJOJ CANT 3 ~m 2 bath PARK GATE REALY right in at $59,500. ---------enter!aining. \Vet bar, large 179jl Bascom St. $39,000. _,._,_• ______ 16_2 UvoMllewa o1''0M'"1'.t· .. !~~l!ta.1r$2S .... ~ • home jg yearning far a 537-6922 HlLLIE McCORMACK OWNER tramletTed-6 mo d k 1 Owner. 833-2522 1 ~~ -~~== REALTOR •••.~H old, 3 hr, 2 ba, crpt'd I<•-•. sun et: • very large ot,l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 Un its 15 hse + 5 Apl3) 12 ~ •n I< 1°'9 -mo I< 3 BEDROOM BEAUTY family. Early move in to ·DUTCH FARMHOUSE ""7f '•"•"'· wallpaper, frplc, bi~n rear yard ldcal terr tenni1l 1 E/side, C.M. Priced to ca~~!v; :. ~~;. Rich qualifi~ buyers. Asking with heavy, heavy ahake ~ court IC pool. Many trees.~-----~~ aell-Aakln& $92,500. \\•Ill Prou LANDWAY n4 $il,OOO. NO DOWN. GI'a--or roof, shutters galore plu1 dahwabr ,A atervt>. Xtra-aiz.e Rear aettu for boat or 11:.:'n!:!~te, take offer. GtoM Sl,050 per 622-t:is. . : LOW D 0 W N T 0 separate playroom for kids OPEN HOUSE lot on cut-dwai:. Front yan1 tra.iler. Call 646-TI71. mo. By Owner. &t2-85Jl. NON·VETS. Call SEYMOUR or crafts. 3 Big bedrooms. 25266 STAYSAIL DR. lndscpd le sprnkln, back TWO duplexes, top irade, REALTY, 847-1221 STOO. total rosts 1o move In DANA POINT yd Ina!. ll9,000. 1.»-91153 \-0! THE REAL ·N ESTATERS REPOSSESSIONS :.ss~y veteran. ;:;:.., ~ •-, I 150 pr!. "J1<tios. 1'1500. -n. T. SUN. I ·S L•gun• Niguel -roogo ••t u • P. 157.000. Call for appt, ,,. r,.OF '< u'.', " For information and location -~===~~=~~ .of these FHA I; VA bome.s, GREENBROOK RESALES larwin realty, inc. ronlaKASAllAN 963-4405 ('4 Hn) 962-6644 lrvlno Cheaper Than Rent TOT AL COST TO YOU $750 at' take over exiating 1157 per month payinent on this ~ story condo. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths plus many, many extras. HUR· 1 our.OF SIGHTI ' Rool Elloto WHERE die can you buy a $38.500 hm. for $1500 dn? No qualifying. Assume VA loan. Choice H.B. locatlern, 4 BR, 2 BA, 2 aty, stp dn Jam rm, 2 yn: ·old. 833.-1103 or 962-2270. GOV'T. OWNED Rl!po1seued hcrmea. Low · down. Government pays clers'lnr colts. can 968-4441. * Crest Realty y \J BET -THI~ WOtl'T . Tip top condition, in. OWNER, must •move~ den & es 20' x ~· family family mom Jarge enough •~ covered patio, kitchen for & full alzed ·pool table. 4 .... .:n aized -.:i--. xtra th lqe dlnin& area. ~w• """"''''"'"°" lfUIUtY BEFORE. IT • S bath!, & val fireplace, din. QONE. m ,soo. All term.. 1ng room. built-ins, prime' Cd1 SEYMOUR. REAL TY homt area, brk. $31,000. 34!-"21 or 54&-4Zl2. 962-1373. _ oWNER d•spent•. swim PRIDE OF OWNER- TIRE_D_O_F _L_O_OK_l_N_G Cool, Rcluded p.Rtios. Sound Inviting? 3 BR .. sep. famlly rm. Just your 1ize? $46,500 Including land. Beautiful! Call Cantrell 83.1-2224 OPEN SUN. 1-5 1762.1 Cyprau Trao NEW LISTING 5 BEDROOMS ONE STORY Univenity Park ' • P a r k • • home. Family mt., a,trium, ~ blths; &II beautifull'y & tastefully , decorated, with many eu111lom & bit-in features. Very 1 p e c I a I home. Realistically priced, INCLUDING TIIE LAND. ,..l l11 l1 .'I 1"11i1. ~· -"" •'I l.l'tili11 r TREAT YOUR FAMILY! MOVE INTO AN ALMOST NEW HOME! ·lmpetta.ble condition. t BR, 2 BA. fireplace. 'tnterior d~ for togetherness. Fenced yard and dog run. Near new Dana Point Marina, Moun- tain and ocean VIEWS. OWNER ANXIOUS. $31,000. VIC STUART, Raaltor LAGUNA BEACH * 494-753 1 * 1495 GUNNEYRE O·Y-0 DELUXE 0 c ea n Front API'. 2 bdrms, 2 baths. Spacious terr a c ~ patio. Owner will finance or will leue option. Mint con- dltion ............... $55,CXIO. rN THE WOODS -Unique ttdwood"home. One bdrm. den plus a cuest aputment. Sprawling hllbida 1 o t . VIEW ••••• •• •• •••• .. $74,000 BEST BUY -Almoat -, 3 bdrm. family rm. 2 blltb1. Caretfee. colorful home with GOOQ VIEW ... 142,950. PoOl. 3 bairoom1. 21!1 baths, Sharp 4 BR. 2 BA., many built-ins, d 11 h w a ah er , xtras, immac. corner.lot st wallpaper accents. mlrrored .19822 CarmsnJA ~e. wall, new thick 5 h Ag Priced at only $33.000. Brok· carpeting, centnril f I erp r er~547·6334 or ~·6261 , , "SINCE 1946'' RE TATE -,-ED~ATER 1st Wcst<'rn Bank Bldg. 1350 Sou out H"''Y• Unive~i•v P11rk, Irvine · 494--8 36 plan, brk, $24.950.-96~. PARK Huntington 1 yr new OWNER h'ans. As ~ u,Jl e taR 2BA. self clean dbl 5"<;'t !Mn, payments J~sa ovn. ikn !iv rm, ca.th ttil, than rent. 3 ~roo~ den, fn)l 'din rm & ·lam. Xtras. MYS:UC'HILLS xtra cabinets and shelves In $44 .500. Owner -968-0182 Ocean vie~4 Bdrms., 2 ba. D•ys 552·7000 Nights at modern kitcheh, buUtlns, OWNER SAYS "SELL," and DREAM NO MORE Oi;ean view living&: dinln; espen_sive wallpaper, ~ 'll help buyer with costs. This 3 bdfm., 2 b 11.. rrns. Lge. level yard, room custom features, "«r(eftd' . ..f BR. huge )'a.rd com.pl IQ\11nhouse can be yaurs. for po01. Xlnt neighborhood. pe;Uo \\'Ith natural br~Jc fenced, in nic:Mt atta. Only You •i1 love the aepani.tc close to schools. $49,500 • ftnplece, brk., $ 2 s·;-o O O. $.'tl.950. llurry, call Bkr. fR fllilY J'OOlD wllh wrt bAr. *· iSS-2800 * -· 962-SS2:1, 53'7·5642. the r;,.,1... In m•"" CUSTOM BUILT OWNER FOUR BEDROOM· SURF· ~J"90mo ~if'-CO?<litionlng & Just llstl"dl Big OC~ln view TRANSFERRED ' SIDE Hunllrcton Btacit By 'lighted hu>t!scaping. 2200 Sq. home h\ beaut. 1arden 1f!t· 3, ~:;;, 1% bath, boat ,Of O'Nl\m'. $23.500. Wtw carpet, · ~ ~uicury llvlna for only ting:' 3 bdnns., 3 bath•: ·per· gate near beach Is Fireplace. All •le ctr l c . ' · gpACioui. dinln, '• livina ~I. 5% ,down . Ortly • SJ&-1243. Open H""!' Frl.. ti d h·11 ""'· Well planned kltehon. $11.IOO· ean 962-rm. s.• " su.. . . re I tc< view d .. k .. • .. ,,. ..... • R£D CARPET REALTORS $fS,501i. MM)' f?ltru • W•I bu, r VA.NO DOWN , NEAR BEA0!-4Jlll,,2\l l!A •~AL-· tinted gta,., door OJ!!'"!-'· 3 Bdrm 2 t.th, centrlll en-CONDO. Crpia, drps, fpl , . ~ ,.._·• "-selt-eleanin& oven, elr.. Vrry ~leads to l&r1e lamilY tltc kit, 2 CU tbcl pr. Un1v. Park \..enter. Irvine tuntUona.I. wtll Planned with COSY 1inpl, .modem ldt• , Vacant. ~. Eve: O~ :"~'AM~¥ ham•. A Jewtl far enterlain-dwn. s,n,960. Pll: 982-1'!11 1163-U7!. !"'!! ... ___ !'!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!1!!-ln1. PrlcM al "lt!t,!illO.- RED CARPI':!' REALTOf\.'\-. ;BY Owner, <>"'% WI IQ ti Lonuno loocll * ,499-!ilm ' • : TWO BEDROOM !1ILICIC IMnr .aroa. ••BR. a BA.(~~·=~,,_.,.-....;_ •. a ... · . : .... roR SALE c H EA p t Wn rm. •ID rm, l!l>ldou• OWNER; 5'1111.ve1 . 2 BR It ~ '1!0/mo. Jump 10 °"'""' ~ •~L .All ~fC ~It. d<>n. lll' BA. fireplace. sun •. -u. ' . ~ J<97. Open "°"" ~ ' -deck. M:IJCIJ. -"' ;i::.: BY Owner opt1ciouj -l ~,~""""'· 2 ba, cpl, • ti!> 665-101.I. • 1 ___ -_ ... ____ ... ___ _ Bit, , j.A, uw.. din-' *"-· W -· 1111 vltw, a bell, t tia. The Wtett -• Ille Wm .. !Im. t.n4acpd $311.11111 "' chi.. • t lrplCI, -. bllhto. • i Dtlll,y Pllol 'Oullllofl !!:!!I ...... . !llUI --Sle.$!0. Ownv, lf!·llll Ad. 1CM111. --tr-"-~ ·i ~ ... ~ .r ~ >--• READY to move into, 3 BR, 2•,1 BA. By owner. Walk lo CONDOMINIUM 9Chool, close to ft'eeway. Park Lido, 2 bdrms., 2 baths, $31,<m. 830-2812, R93-2424 fireplace, patlo & encloseod Lido Isle garag~. Only $30,500 OFF RAMP Approx. 10 Acre• Very prime commere. land In San Bernardino • fl62..Sm By owner. lncqmo Property 166 Guarranteed Income I • • 'I ' . . I I • • • . -- f ' DAILY PllOT .. . -~I -... -le ._ ...... ~l:miiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ltl au.-. lte\llf• Ulifuris. • Ho11111 ilftf..,,,. 305 Apts. Furn. .. Apts. F-· J6I Apts. Furn. / Mt Apt, Unfum. • li#A. 1Jn111ni. Ill --Oppott_uriffy 200 ~ • • , ft .. _ 'M ,. 1 ••• Gtno,.I Huntl..--~ • Now_. 8Ndt • so WK" IJJ>(lo• o..n C..t1 Mt... . Huntlllll9n ....,., c;.Mral GWrtl · ~ •• n• "'Al."a~. an en er uJlil' -......... ~ ~ Bac~l Br. , Rooms · •• ~ '"" -llnlan R<movl1<1 ~-i.'ViE ~ ... • ........ 1;,;,UO:, IWFFS ~A Maid Serv!ce-PooWtil N ms ,,;>. Deluxe. mobile $145 --~· I ' ~---- ;;f,' -all typa·ot """I' ot s iJii1 4 bedroom bo1iioH VACANT e Call ~40 e home. Ni<e polio. Con>p. Bacllelor " 1 BR. patioo, VILLA MARSEILL .• , • "" • ·11nllbft !>:om tum. 4 In~ ll!at caa ba m>\'td lnlO 4 8dnn... 211 baths, i..cy. Co"'"' cltl ·-.1Unt. W/W <"1>'1>. Ma-lrplc's. prlv. Car a•• I· SPACIOUS 1 & 2 llDI{ • An. -wor. ld1<ben cabinet>! llouM9 *~It. .-1 lmmdlateq on our Pr!v. walled patio. Sl<Pt 'to ~. no pets. -l'onderosa Divided bath 6 lo" 01 Fuml1htd & Uofurnlahod -etc., on 60~ buia. * 145•0111 * . Reo t·Optloo plan. pool. Mov&-tn ready.-1385 BAgI Ill'!' garden apt $105 MooUe Est l,il9i Newport cloaet& R<e hall, pool & 'Adult Living . • • ,\ can Mt $200. ,...k • . SHERWOOD REr.LTT', P<rmonth " /utll,b~•lneaman. J!l"4 ~!3. pool tabt<s, sauna baths. DlShwasller eoJor C:OOnlinlted..appl=l:lia • pannt<e. moo. -....... thCOITAMH A .54MS55 ~ llOIHUllOker. privacy. 1 BR. Furn. 2 lrg. -.. K.see ..... ~Ln,......UO b'~ wll30lol Plusb shag carpe' l·mlrrored.wu.IJO door> to enter 22 years ot utab. $120-tmL Pd. 1'1r eacbew >'i~,... 675-4859, . .,_ b<ll. • -~ ~-- .-..._._111artlng w/ldtcllenetl>. Tot/ .. ! o.k. e E-Z tioet II! 2Br;Qpt1, {;s ,~i !f1f F'URN 1 BR ap~ CdM, $110. ~..--,.._ rooprj::ire, .._.., Beach, l blkN.<tSat~I. IDdlret;l ,lightlng i.a kltcl\etl • llNd:flll ""'• ,._ -u Job * .i,,,. nr beach Kld8 ok: $130 f ~., be b 1 y •-"'"·-"'' .. _ "'~ ••• 7•a , ,bn•e pnvate (enced patio •,pludl Ian"=, ·;·a.wall. ..:."';o:'" 1912. $1.50-F'Rml • Clean. 2 BR.' ALA.1!1t1tal~ • 645-3900 • ' ~i ~ ~:u· ~ d:;. ".:: tf.,"";;r,;.:.dulll orly, HUNTING;;;; ';;".,de·~.. Inf. b_rlck Bat-~ues • larle betted <'114J 1118-2000, °'" 48• :;;: oifarden, end I'"'· e BONANZA!llll', 2Ba, w/ : rea ly time: eve•. 536-462'l, 203,$ Fullerton, C.M. :::;a:_e11 ~ ~ ·t1~T'~ ~l~s::~:io Ma S57.a20o , rthf w..!i Finish * . A?~·{"1°~· :5'45-3900 :Ulf Vt.ta Del Oro ~~Uc AJ'·.!:. ~ti!;.! 1.l;qsu;o 6 $140. S/pool. what you're miscinfr. Fr. , COLDWILL,,'IANKER & CO. t i; ~ -... All 11.IO-SUllFER'S. Partly tn•• . Newport Beach 2500 .Seavl<.w,cdM. ....~:'rm~.'.;.; 1001240. ''. ! ~AGl~'AGENT . ..... .. t)'pe~ of wood finished from turn. 1 Br W/ priv. · bl'ach. 3 BR &: den, 2 ba, cpt. drpl, &U-1133 .ANYTIME Btacbe1or t only M8-8611. • urc.., • APJ'. Poolside • Spacious "!!!'!!!!!~!!!!i!!!!!!!ll!'!!~!l!''!!!!!!'l!~~!!!!!·!I! ...., . t.tOaem 'A Ant.Jque fumlture. So. Laguna. Avail now. b,tt:ns, very lge fncd yd. Play ~Annual. leap' = ' . Bungalow Pvt. tio S150 ~ ., ', .:r~:~~~c!e~~ $l~UPER *ni~ 2 Br. ~~!~~ ~c:n7 . ;:.:.!f"~i: Util pd~644-rrof0' .g~i:.· ~· 2 ~.':i. =:O: .rjpt '!d~lt c: ~.·Q~~~~· .. ··.~ ''~, .~· ~=-- "' '.1fr moniey maker. iota of Stove, refri&.. Crpts, drpl, pm. P~c1r11 Coste 'MeM , Adults,. no pets. ~ • . Gener•I · · t ' ; •".CIN :;:,._.;... -.i:.o."".lOO or.,,..... cl1'1d1"'1i J><L .. LEASE $260. Brand new 3 Luxurious Eo,tbluff· LOW WEEKtY RATES· Quml' furn.1 •Jnifu 1PL * WINTER RENT= ~ PREVIEW ot pro-I ' . -~' Work done, on """"mer * ,br, 2 ha. """' drPt. """ Condo, . Ex•aitiv9'. SultH . """'1. ""'1""· $1li). \Jtil pd. I, 1· 3,.4 .BR. ~ 1'!""' ...... •~ . . n • w liliilimi!im~li!li!'111111\1!,,llJ ~or lhQp, Will give ~FAMIL"Y i1ze -3 Bl' ·2 J>4tlo. Nr achla • ocean. 2-BR--flplit levet-wll:Ba.-2 · -_ -· .. -~-------1 ~T¥____c~38Sd ~.,-+--+ \ ,·7'i\l'IOtprot·e,11too•l Ba.mtns,crpti,drpa.A..:rui Jtets. No pebl. W.-1993; ear .gar. $295/mo. Avail <2<NIOC~~J~~'!.~tvcl. D~· 1 1BR, -· 3BrMobile>.Hotne,:acros~ ;~e.;~tnpl·€osta_!i~1'·;·;' :.:~._~.· I ' tra.lp.lnr. $1000. requittd. Ill. . · , ~2212 Aue. 1st. 213: 461°81'10 or u• • _,. . . • from , beach.. utils• incl. ea......... ac~ .. ...,. . ~ Earl. ... tine training. 714-LANDLORDS I LEASE. 1250. 3 + 2 + Fam 213, 461-811!1 daye or 213, 642·2611 ' QtUet .. Nn clop, call or ll'r.ilmo. 53&-7191 •-•. exposed beamid . . I,· :&ae2100,ext. "8, anytyne. DQ you have a vacancy? We Rm. CrJM. ~apes, 1 milt 854-7084 nes &·wlmd1. SPAClOWS I BDRMS. m4~orey~es. MS-2'13>. LeguM 8uch.. ce~, lcl=:~·= .• · 01'! rm·~. l 1 .~UNIQUE GIFT can fill It. Many d~irable trQm MDAC. l mmac. HARBOR View Homes area. e FREE ~~ VERY Ntce 1, l3r. dplx. ='Bachelor& i&d. . A'Pia.·Nm../tmfllrn. ~ .,.. '• " SHOP • tenant. Oft' our waiting list. Cul-de-sac. 8ro-0149/894-5837/ 3 Br, 2 Ba, family rm w/w : ~ ~:i:e• Qulef:.-~_~P. by, Pr. 'Ad.ups "'! OCEANFRONT -~ the room ~m si1s per mo . .Flreplacts . /~v. ·Pafi:os; , 1tnt ~ty shop In .Absolutely. NO CHARGE. 213-346-54.'ll Owner. crpts. draperies. UOO/mo, • H ed Pool over 3.1, • .JJO pets. -~1021 , sand. Downtown loc.-By 140 w. Wilson Costa Mesa, Pools Tet:mlt~1 ••• "'fclllllvt centtt, Orange. • BEACON RENTALS CLEAN 2 Bdrm, w/w crpt8, le.,.. 714, 494-5464 or 213, e i.:::.m.. Facilitie Huntlnglaft Bil~. ·Wm "" M0nth. 49'-40l2. 642-1390. ' 900 Sea Lane,,QIM ~ll!U •·-· Ano ...._ M•-... * 645-0111 * garage, fenced yard, 2 -'m-7487 ""TV • aid .~ "' · 83:1-2848. MacArthur irai..t }'.::> d~~ tea....._ a; .. ,., LANDLORDS' ·to p;er,. 313 200 st. HB $235. 4 Bdrm, 2 bath,. Hart>or v;.w 9 Pho~e ~rv1:"' av~ LoQUINTA HERMOS N•;Ji;Ort ~~ • j F . :;;;:, ...Uted In.._ deln...U1<1 • !162-&132 or 536-8887. Home, near Pool & . A . ON TH( BEACH! ' . , -limo. Call Rob San-We Sooclallze In l'/ewpor! I BR, 2 . ba, b·l fl n •• Cl•-$430' mo. 1...... * $30_ W!'EK ~ l,IP * s..,,,.h Counlry Esllte u .. UPPE1"3 BR. 'fhtlc beach. NEW 2 !!!ti 2 BATH tord, GRIJBB " ELLIS OOJ Beach e Corono. del Mar e dmbivaaber peti>. Gd ·-Gardener Included, Agent •studio & I BR Apta Ing & Spaclowi Apts. Ter· Yeilliy. New crpta . .i. drp8. l BR. Fum. & .\Jnfam. ,~~~ •To; -. . C.mp111 .llr~.B. 557-1900. ~ Laguns. Our Rental Ser-dl8L.Avall'.Sept.-l.-fl75. IH!l-OtW. , 'e TV & Maid Service Avail _=: pool; sunken ... l,l<l)lmo. N01ptts.'-FROM ONLY ·$195 i ..:.".· .-:._,_je ... cilly, • ""· ~ce-ma ~ ~-llnbellevable-LlvJnc·-™'1BR-r ft-• -oeEAN-QUEEN~ = """ ~ -. . t Slftkierwrep aalons Nu-View! 962-4313 WESTCLJFF, ~ x e c u t t v e • Qiildren & Pet section Only' , , . ren • , ~ 1830 E. Ocean Flvd. , ,Bay Meaa Mortgap. Ce., : Bl>o!R<n~wnmerlun NU-VIEW RENTALS 1225-Lrg mod 3 br, •2 ba. -·· 4 BR. 3 Ba. Beaut 2376NeW}X>l'.I Blvd,CM I llR ·FURN. $175 ::;2 BR.2 BA.l,zo.1<$300. Loog8"ach · !213)4.35-5845 54S.212l. . ~}Chlll""'j;lean, bu!IY 61Ul3jl, or -Frplc. 11\Cd .>d. chi!dlpet •tri'!!"Yemy.Call' 548-91S5 or 645-3967 ~.U'1;Il.r,l'IES PAID . ~-.-" • · 14otd by \VllllamWaltepC. $190 2 BR.'fronl 'dplx. ~ -..... -With Empathy" BISI Taylor. 847~. ~ Realtor m.3331 Thia Ad Worth $5 II< * !I block .Bay • Beach.. . ' Gola Iii' ' -pet/dllld -~~ind 'lui. Solos IMM)';D. OCCUPANCY 2 Bl\. 1135. Kida/pet&~ 3 " • on nt (4 blk8 s: ot San Die Bach<lor, Mt, ii,25.:? BR •VIEW " Privacy! •Duplex J , . ... DO . " . ';; .• 845'4l10 Beaut. 2 ~ Oorxto.1mo "I· .BR. $1S,. Iqdllpel$. · _UnlvtrJlly P•rk ·Unl!f!j•v•blyct•utiluJ on l!e•oh. 1 hUc w.":. ~ •i>L 1275..M5.-0m Ill', ~·· ·Llldry tacll. ~~Iii:~=$ mom.-Av, C.M! 14M170 !!:!"°1· eh:. C.J.S; -~. Rtnt•A-lfOUM 979443q VJWGE lll·l'iineefon' 3 . VAL D.ISl'!BJ,!= 8!'<(e~ Apta, to 1$2111'8rkstde Lano.) :S. · Cle= · · ~-or '15-39811. ,.;» '1 BA · ~~• ~838--&41. ..... · ~ · · Br, 2 Ba:· Beaut. drjt~d. AfiuJts .:..-, go' ~ff-.'Flowel's '(n4)~M1-MU · " ~ 1 • • All. new 2 .......... • aw;tnY • "lit~ •W. for Lt•11 FREE R<nt 1 luU .... + inc, 2 Irv Int . • c:rpt'd " drp'd. $300/mo eveeywh.,.,,. . ~lreani " . ' .• • . . $130-'Xl' FORN 'OCEAN. VII ~, ..... P~ln•tll• JNi!lo, 107\I Helio!""P'• $$. 1 ', -iii lllififen G-. .Br. Kldt' I pell Ok. m.m28' !or' a!d>t Watemu_:<s' jlooJ ~Rm. e Lru;; 2 ,Jili.. ·l'ingaJOw APl'.'3 LG 'llMS, PARKING, 2 BR. ''-' ba:. patio balcony, Cll 433-IXM;!. · . ...,, 'toll Pl-'•' l!Igtiw.,.., lttnt·A-HouM 9794430 . _.. . . -.. Sgls 1-~ Furn-·Apt 4· Garde 6 -· ADllllTS 192-1209 • 315 ... ·~ • th! 2 BR Duplex. Crpl$, -· , Iii. Gerard; 213/620-3549 I ,.,....,..,..=-...,.-,,-,.--la BR. 2,Ba.,!am. rm. .. ..., S.11 ·Juen Capl1tr•no . UP!w-n. -si38 SEE rr· · ~· . ,..,..,. . . · ~Bay. -,_ y O<l sthve/rdrli" Adults. $200 .:.n l ·to 11,30, AM, J·"" ii Btlboa P1nln1ul• 2 BR, 2 ba. Choloe! .... $300 . · 200> Panohil ~ · · &wna8.· Hot Ja_.,. Te ... Apt. Unfum. :165 ' · yr!y ...... Inquire at Apt. 1 cl ti!."'-~ '"' . WE HAVE OTHERs . 3 BR, encl"""1 ·patio; lrplc, " · '1!' ~· $1'10. ~. A good want ... ·.. ..,..r iJ>. C 67~152l·or 548-'1771. n u =· ~ -:i . ._ l8 only.. " SHARP! Clean! 2 Br, 2 Ba. .. lncd, $2lll. per mo .. 32'l51 Apt. Unturn. KS Apt .. Unfurn. ~,. stm t .. •-t Univ-· w · •~ Unfum.• 115 Yrly Lse. Im.med. Posa. No LOI' A-1--. l 1 . • -ve en l"lJll • •••· ~· • -~~~~-·-N •· .-f•tix!omo,.ftt • ...n-11> ..... R<l'o. 673-3944. 1 _ _;.;·.;•w.;;<.po:;;r"t..:-::::•::ch::_ __ _:N::..•::w:ipo~rt!.;·!llo~•ch~--Newport· lle•ch N•wport Bloch Newport llo•cb --Hctme t .m..m Coron• del M•r ·condomirilum1 ' , . ii •, . , • ¥ 'I :111, I 11 l!il . • I I f -n • · .-!J.nlurn. 320 ~ ~ ' ' .T:ri ..,..,_, Wentod 210 --.. I 11·11 lur ,...; ._lmOnt -0,pirtunlty ** DUPLEX BRAND NEW. Hage dlx owner's Cost.a .M.iia ''SINCE 1946'' unit. 3 BR., 3 BA .. 2 ndo ~1 2BR, Fireplace, bltins, 1800 sq. ft. 1st Western Bank Bl~. 1tory co . .,,,:; we · + 3 d ... I · I ba University Parit, ll'Vlne 2BA, Dbl car garage. Patio, ' ec~ w v1ew o y, D 552 7DCIO 'NI hi 100% carpeted &-draped. ocean, &: hill& Walk to bch ays . • 9 I Clubhse & pools. Unfum: I: Mopping. ,1 yr lse. $395. sz;5 mo. Cpls. only. Call II<!•. reqqU'ed. 615-6900. 4 BR., 2\1 .ba. ...... $3651315 -· $2'l5-2 BR Me w/ frplc, 4 BR., 2 baths;. ••••••••• $310 3~,BR=~c.-ndo-,-.-.-,-.-.-e, 220 b1~· yard 3 BR., 2 bathe .......... l340 a•·• br. poo1 ·-cl ' u .... , , garage. 3 BR 2 .,._ .... _ .. AM ""''w • , .... J ean. l •~·~.1oil n •e1 to r 1 ~2Br.2Ba.2frplc'•,&ll ' .ctnum •••••••••• ~ ~loo.531-M60. · '!"lll!d-ul' to llO~ Interest. bl!."'· l blk beach. 1:· d ·h•11 Huntington S.aclt ~ .llct)je ~ • Travel 1395-3 Br. 3 B•. trii1c. b11ns, · : , l'!I , I . 'fr"ller pr k. Pi'lnc!Peh vjew .of bay._ _ I " 2 .BR condo. Adu!" only. "cmtr." -ar 548-9710 NU-l(IEW RENTALS Incl. refrli<, waaber, d-. 'ewtt..· ~' ~ 673-4030 · or· 494-3248 REALTY ' Years-' lt'Me "$2 00 /ni o . M -jo LMft 240 WALK to ~ bch-J BR, sun Univ. Park Center, -lrVlne Adams & BrooKhurst. 9a1l J:'!! , . ..,.. . ·., declm, has e v er y th 1 n e , Call Anytime 833-0820 Joan Kersten, fi4t5996. ;tt"' ,.. JD l · ' ldastpets. Office hours ~ Afif kf, 8 PM 4 Br, l % ba, patio & carport. !!. " ' ~J : 08 0$ Rtnl·A·Houso 979-1430 $225/mo. --.. eiJ¢% •~REST 3 BR. 2 BA.. Harbor v;ew L1gun• Buch . e 645-4573 . d JD t. Homes.Monaco. Pool prlvll. Condo Furn or P ..... . ·nans .. 7-A ail. A 15th $150-1 BR. So Laguna • • •,;; . ; ,. .. ~~ . . ~.,' ag. · Private beach. · · Unlurn. e ~rat• nr.o.e Co. Cost•-Mo•• · llN'l5-CHARMINnd ~.~ <;_ !_~:.,,~•e.1"'e'":wi>0°"·_,rt-.°"·11e,....o"'chc---• 'WE ·BUY·.,TD'S" . · 0" · ....,. m ~·•" • . . _ ' · • "' ' 1 • FREEll ~BR. Bltns. Nw crpb & -Ii BAY·FRON'I'· 1i · -• ... s.ttltr Mi,;...co, • . _; • · drpe, l.'Omp\.redec. • , On>do ~ /boat r · '< '42-"2171 ' 545-0611 . Lenalords.OWnors NU-VIEW RENTALS , · .,.,_ w "I'. ' rr. ~·safbor · 21' We will refer tenants to you S73-4030 '494-~ Brand new -'for Seue • : ' area ~" rnEE of c~ ••. Many or . ~;$650: ~ ~$550 M!:1~1cNmt.--on properly.· desirable ten4nts on our LAGUNA Nigu~. 4 BR. . 2 "101 \Y. Coast Hwy. Alk tor _ ~1~&&· TD ... t.' McClure, witlting list. · BA. llv rm-4 dining .area. Bud -Meyer 675-6820 lila._ ~·er £l.0424. ALA !!ontol1 e . 645-3900 =· i:.:.· ,..i:i~ Quplox11 Unfurn. 350 +fi' .W•fll!l\f ,' 250 •MIS<nql;ER$TOOD? Spac. """"1den, :i.e.. prago. lallM11 Ponln1ul• llA. ,..o.;,:._ .i.< ' !Urn Bach. All uW Inc $85. lmmac. $315 "'°" 181. lsst &. " __ f'~ ~·<IOO ' '.lst trust ALA Roni I e 645-3900 depo~t. Availa~le Aug. :Uth .. DLX duplex 2 Br .. 1\1 Ba, I ~ .from Wl' party • s 49;-4244. bllins, nu cpl$, crpe, lrpl, I .. ,,. m C oommercleJ. le .4 apts, e RARE INDEED' 2 BR encl gar yrs 1se only · ~ xtnt • cond. 'in center ot · ' OCEANVIEW on C o a -s t • • ' -, it"' Hunta!\llch. .. PUrcbase price ·~=-1.fd· end.gar, kl.ds/ok. Hiwaf, 2 BR &:den, frplc,,b6_75-4~758~· -~~-- ,., "'87,000. 5.18-.-alt 6 pm. ALA Rontols • 645-3900 bit ... 1256 mo, Util pd. Huntington S.och ~·~·~ 32086 Coast Hwy. 646-8115 or ' ~ MS-4615 DELUXE 2 BR, cov .patio. "1'"1 ~ • HARD. TO . F1NDI 2 Br, New drps crpts bltns dbl ' · 11 I ....._ t.(~ ' ) 11§-~r.icl g_ar, kjds/P,e,.!J: ok. $135. SPL'IT level .2 BR A: cten. 1~S gar., loveIY priv~te g~s. ,2r • _ '. ALA Rent•l1 e 645-3900 BA, fireplace, 1un deck: ~Water . & prdener pd, r.t• t i • F.RtsH I: Oean-2 Br. $325 mo. 494-863q. RespomibJe inarr;ed cou~ ,J.!, Houiti Fumlthtd-300 Fncd ~ end gar., Lllgune Nlguol CAditllll $165 "' pea. ,";. ~f~,. : • • "." • " • .. " AttA'1R!;,~~· e ~S.3900 1;!",,!,,!, ~~ yr r :1:: =~ for rent, $135; t''" ;~;;~lrg "1 $140-2 BR, gar, real dean, mem~W>Jp to rec lacilit;y 2 Br. cpti, ~-624 Gen~ _ a;.wfprivaey • ~' filed lor'lddalpel$, . w/pool Incl, .$325., r<I req, . Apt ~. = Manager. "' -EutblUll, util pd. huge Rt.nt·A-Hou~ . 97,9-14301~-==·'Li;. ;;·::-"---'.J••••••••• ~ 'f!\ldlo, ,Rlgh< on pl! pool, 2 BR w/g&rage. Children, Lilguno·, JjH11 · . ' ' .. -· 1350rLAG\JNA ·! -.F_,,, rm. abeol. no pet,. 1nqu1re at • , • -· • • y • ., ,. • • • • l[V) •beaqt'vlew! !AY) .. 6'rnoL 381 No. 2, E. -. St. 3 llr\ 2·bf. bltW. carpi!t!ng . -"""'""" ' -NU-VIEW ~ENTALS 64i-4163. • k , Oil'!"~, POOi laclll~.,, · , • • · .· t ·1 m!4o30 or 494-3248. 3 ;B,R, 2 BA. $2l(lt,Mo. Nice l\fi.intenance Jn c 1 u d e4 \ : f •·su~ RENJ'ALS * pe&; DOuble 1 a1 a 1'e . 55W954. Apts. Furn.·. 360. r 1 •;a, :nner Hom& l!,l Beach Area 546-1093 or ss,i.om. 4 BR 2 BA, bl~ fenced '1eneral ; -From $1,IXXI Month Bill 2 Bl\ rana:e, prqe. lenced. Y~.· ~tlo, excylle11 loca: · , Grundy RJtr. 675-6161 Adlts only. $MS m b • tlon-unmed occup. ~· per j .,, llelboa hlond 548.-7596. 176 E. Wilson. mo. Call ag•nt 546-1)4!. , . A 2 BR hse, •t•ps to water. HOUSE in court-2 Br. 1 Ba. Lido 1•1• . Bold New Concept WS/mo yrly. Avail Sept. Carport. 980 W. l'Tlh St. No. $21,~VERY Lrg· 1 Bit over I. .Also 1Ummer r • n ta I• 8• C.M. 543,.2839. · garage. Slove, re!rlg crpb, FURNITURE RENTAL ~ .f15..0577 Den• Point . drps, gar. Avail Yearly. . • ·l • CeNne del Mer $365-WATERFRONT 3 Br • Month to Month , , . ~2 BR.. 2 B.A. bltns, crpt w/ b'pl. Beaut view. ·bJtnl, * lODe' 'Purchase Option -. drps, gar, patio. ~ts. drps, gar. Yearly. * Wide' Selection-· per $27M_BR, 2 Ba, !rpl, bltns, NU-VIEW RENTALS· Scyle.cotar . gar, yd. lOds/pet. 67>-403<> or 494--3248 * 24 Hour llell...Y $32S-3 I<. FaniilY Rm, 21,..,--~;.,,.o.~---1 lrpl's, all bu ... xtra n;cei Ml11~ Vlelo ' -"· !'! .. o!!::::::i::~,;,· ~;,· .,. 1 I NU-VIEW RENTALS ** 2 BR. Ill BA, El W ~ @......,; -' 673-4030 ... -3248 !lorado. Comp!. crpt·d • me :--· 3 BR, : Ba unfllrn house, arp·~. •Bltna. Thcd 'yrd & • · • IOOO 1q '. o' • r loo k In r patio, 1225/lno. 830-5891. 51'1 w. 19th, CM ' 'lHl-J481 harbor. i....., '315. N•wport lle•cll ·:r1:11 ·-ii. Main. SA '517.()311 Chapin Rool..Eltlto G2-5U) ----------.. - Sunset Over CcatOlina lslani:I • • • from V,E·RSAIL·L·Es . ON THE BLUF.FS. .. AJ NEWPORT The ·Coast's Fi.lf$t. Apiartnlene Com111unlty . ... ·~ ~ . -, :""" -...... '\ . '·-- • • • ' • I· I. ' • , T ' ' • • • ~ ' .: ''). •:\' Tiie $0uth: CO'.isf.s finesf.'.lbit-on• st•te'ment .. ~ .ii al: High O!I Ne:irport's w~tern-most bluff$·_., ,lt!OkinlJ Lido Isl,, the Oce•n· and N~port HerliOr ·his ·been . created in SOuthiand's most': exquii~\ •p-artment hof\\es In 1 m~tch~ settii.9 .of ,luxuri,ntb-landsc1ped likes; "flndincrdrivis, ~nt~iiiy _ .. ncl.' • . form.ii g4rd~s.: .. ~D,.lns~ite<l •by.the renowned-garcf•n"1nd elegant •rc\1itecture of th. famed .~~'..': t V 'ill . . . . ' . . ' ' a •rs.a es. . · · . . . , , , .. • 0•L ~ < ~ , , We can't teU .y.ou here of an of the wonllers ·thet l\"•it you' at Vitrsailles. 'You m~st ... "f9r-yoursejf. ' . The full glass walls to ~he incomparoble views, FirePfac•s.\Built-in-batt. Spacious mirroted • dre\iing ~ areas. The provisions for your .comfort and security • : ! 91te house to tho encloStd c11mm.'..nl(Y ;. p41rk· Ing within your building, elevator to your floor. Anc/ ••. The Versailles Clu& , . : your ~wn ·e1ci~siv• . ·club with Jlt. sumpruously fumis~ed lounges, billi•rd room, eiercise and sauna. rooms, heel~i:I pPOl;-<1"'¢ : 1 deck and our unique "Aca.putco type" aqua .bar.-Evorything to contributt to luxurious· r.!i119-Jii •n 'uil- paraneled atmosphere of prestige ind privacy. Just the fin11t thtr• is •.. that's •~ • ' ' I .<?N& _BE~ROOl<.j ST,UDIOS 'TWO BEb~OOMS • frOft! $195 from $2~ DELUXE THR'EE ·BEDROOMS . from $495 FURN fsHeD llN1is Ar.So 1iv A1LABLE . ,'"' .. , · fou r be1i.rtlful fumishtd ritodcils 01>9n from 9 to 8 fr.om N-port. Boule.;' .. d tum •t Hos11ll•I ROid (on• block . ' 1bove l'lcific C...st f!ghw1y 1t. Llelo lslej to •ntr1-. . ' • Donald J. Scholz ·1. C~mpany ·· ·. C••Y 14 a..M~ Newport •••ch, ~.t2uo c11it-J ·Ms-6~2 ' • ' DAILY I'll.OT ~ ~t~·~o.:~~~[ ,...b ____ ,,•11 ~·~-·~ lltJ [ .,., .. -~-!1'11~'-·---~~~~~1~'iiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiii~ I loo&to:i~ )IS)[ :iii _ .... _t ... _f-~- ~ ~~~. "-·-, ,'' ~'.Unfu!'.'-'" W ~ .. ~~ ~-~· ~ #<i~!~R;;;..,;,;m;;;•;;;;;;. ____ ._1R_..,...,_1e_l_•_te;..;.Sh,;,...,;..re.;...._430_ ·=---N'T __ _.._ou_t-:...-·-.-m!llA_pty Found u-..isl 550 , Lost ll5 Iii• ~~~-~·~--~====~C~ost~a~Mesa:~;;;;;;;;=;;iC~os~ta~'~Mo~~N~==:;;::\!No~w?,,,..;;;"~B;,e;• ·~;;;;;;; LARGE "'°"'. ol betlHlo sruOENT at tllll)loyW pl aluminum beer & oott drink F'OUND 2 toy poodl<ls 1113 LOST. white P r • r • • • t 11 d>okbw. $15/mo. Coat• to share condo. Pool, Nr cans! Recycle them at the on f.tunattr Dr. In 11.8. t Slan\eat:, 1rey face-'-lttt, See A Lake PARK NEWPORT M.,.· 1211 C.o..,. St , OCC.18'1.Utijlncl.54564.Tf. ·Ecolof<Y C<nlcr, IOOO GI.,.. "';ge n:ale w/tiey white r>"'&blur.Roward.146-®l. w. -.. APARTMENTS 642-6141. GIRL :I) would !in to ,.... ....,,,.. SI, l "Jl!!W s.a..i:.1 _t_n:_I '-pu-"p~py.,,. _536-6 __ 14_4.__ Slriped Tl&er cat, ~y, wbt ROOMS $18 wk up w-kit: house · or apt w/aam~. l llrlp the cnvircnn1cut & r~ \Vli ITE cat, loris hi.it, ma.1~. "-blk w/wht Plwt. Fmt. Be B Oft tfte, bay Pl wk up Apls. 237'i child ok. 638-1'767 )'Ol.ll' tru:h cans for lea In-I<lf!nti(y eye colo r I: call ?ifonlectUo CM. 557·5537. "1ng . orn Luxury Qarlmeat liVl.nl ov·· Nev.•po,-1 BI v d, CM. •r«ges for Rent .Cl5 ert items. No pe.yment1. 96S-7816. Loet : Brirfc&M, Blick, ini· erkddn& the wattr. Enjoy _548-9155_.=c..·------__ :.., __ ,.....___ Coon bottle• also "''iU bt -''=-""'-----~-tlal L.M.S. Vic, GulaV1'~ Th $'1'50,000 'health apa.'7 swim-ROOM Jn pl'i, hon\I!:, ~laturr * * * accepted. FOUND: K~ys at lle:ll~r '"'"k'n" lot, Rewartl !>57·1900 0 W k d f h Parle: in Costa J.t~. 11 _. .. ,. Is ee en mlnJ pool'J, 1 lighted ten· employed or retired ta""· Ric •rd Croul ·1 f ~ Keya in all. 548·53fi0 . . • n;, '°""'· pl11• m•" o Kitch priv. No ::moklno, no 1106 Bristol [ I~ .bicycle trail•. puttlnr. shut-drlnld~. 963--292'1 H.B. S•nta Ana Personals I round July 14th n1alt> part j(J•] Specl11I OCC•lion1 like this neboard, croquet. JunSor l'a BEDRM I t You are the winne:r of ~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii Chihua hua, \\'hit.-anti ~·rcan1 , ___ 1"'_'_"_"_'°_"_._ could only h•pptn •t .. , , .... , from $174.!50 monthl)o; also 1 wardrobe ;;t. .::r! ~'. 2 tickets to the I vit. l1.C.L S3.'·8997 • fr12·0~>L'l. - V• d I L and 2-bf$oom plau and w/1 $75 mo. !.'vff/wlmds Southland Personals 530 ! r ND.Lt>rf;arl si;,phf'nl pup, ISla e ago 2-itory town houses. Elec-st&--~ Home & Garden PALM & Car<! llcadlngs.) a1>1.'1\1~ 2'::· 1110s., le1,n . .,.?·C· Schools & ' :~~~~·e~di: 2 ROO~,s.prtv bo~. C.Y..t. Shqw Advic.'t &: hfllp in ninny n1ut· Fa111:!11r." Su~. 1-i':l;;..U.~. _ -;;;i;;;n;;st;;;r;;;u;;;ct;;;io;;;n;;;s;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;5;;;75;! STUDIOS, t, 2, 2 & Ditn AU prtvU-e1. 2 olde:r ..,. . at the tera, chlJ•-n, m•-•·-, BASEN JI ®K found u1 the • V'll lo ho p<ri.,, SUbternnean pari<· ·• I ANAHEIM ~· -·-· 1 11 r t •• who wouldn1f , 1ng with el~tora. Optional ~ «J!Y. &U--5ll02 eves. business, love. One free Tieinity of Ne"'POft l&land. Interested In settle for 11\ythlng le11. maid aervtce. Just north of FURN ms& bdrm w/pvt en-CONVENTION question ~red over the Call: 6T:>i4()50. MESA VERDE DRIVE & ADAMS AVE . Fubion laland at Jamboree try & beth. Avail w/pool or CENTER phone. Wilh this ad ...,,;"" MALE gray & whit• lcill•n A Rtal Estate -546.89.11£---~-----j ~~~~:.~ s'!m':'~~=~ai.'Tl9~20 p1~u1~.~l!I. 314 ~~~1~; 1,';;.,!,! ~,:La~~~. M ... High Career? l~ir.'ij;:'i:i~""'""'""'jiifi]~'TI;:i';;;;""'~""''ji~i;~[l;;:;;'!;;"""'""'"'jiil_.:.f~or£' ~r<n~ta1;.J1>11~or~-n~1a~H~on~ __. between 9 and 5-pm to claim La Habra; Ca. can for appt ExJ)tT'if' ced IAP-'-'t_._u,..n1u_..;rn..:.;.. __ ....;;365;: Apt, Unfurn. 365 Ai:"• Uftfvm. 365 LIDO ISLE • S BR., 2 OWN YOUR OWN ro'1~-~k~~~o=~~~ _onl:::::Y;:·-------IL --"-''-------5-55 1 ~{, o;r Part ~e Cost8 MeM Cotti Meu Huntlnttan BHdl BATH: Adults, I••••· • * * CLARINET player wants to * • • Lletn5in1 Prep. ror , lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii " " * $175 7l•:7Sl-Ollf. "'Appt. to VACATION GARAGE for storage, $20. ~~~~ ~1~~ir.50~~; Bruce Smith I. R.E. Sl!m & Bkrs John Cl•r,on '"· month. 16651 Kettler •Sales Success 'Traini ng .t.a; m (~· .. HARBOR GREENS ·33102 See rinht Children Welcome Newport Shores HOME! 54s.-Oot79 aftt r 6 pn1 Is. Am in!ereslrd in jloini t?1; h e Placen1ent Mst for -di ., woodwind q un11ri. p a~111i:: Huntington, Beac -u Dane Point New ~emily Apts. 1 BR unturn; 1 blk OCflan. GARAGE for car ITT' storage. \vi th clarint>1 1·l·1,r r 111 ,,, You nr1• 1h1• 1vinnf'r or • Day "' Eve Classes Furnished I. Unfurnl.shed . Y lb · f ~ 91° p I St • Tuition Rein1b. Plan GU are e wmner o 2 Bdrm. Color Coord'. Swim pool. $185/mo,Yearly. l\1ove In No1v! 2 & 3 "'"'· prr mil. · " n n1 · band or orC'hrs11 :1 ~>-!ll~~~1i!l 2 t1l'kc!s to !he 2 tiCkets to the 210 Cedar. 548-7290. Bcdroon1 'fov.•nhou::e11 in! 1-1.B. 3.16-4678. 5-1G--19i9· aft 5P~1 . Southland For Information Brocbure Southland GTRE~!,S POOCRTL., PBUTI'INAR B Q~ San Clemente populor l.funt ington Beach. Office Rental 440 ~FUr.t.Y LICENSED • Home & Garden H1 From $llO to $2IS mo Homt It G'ardtn r.."-'~. • • • s l\Tnintenauef!'-frer ho 111 e -----------· Renmvned Hindu Spiritu11.h111. Show . ._ .. ··Bachelors e 1 Bdrm• Show Cl-llLD PLAY AREA LGE 2 BR up~r duplt·x. o'vnership in park-like se t-New waterfront OUices Spiritual Readin~ g11't'11 al thr (714) 548-1192 ! & f)'t>e Gue1t Lt.clu.rt: ~ ·: ,.....2.Bdr'm• -J-Bdrm-s at the DAY CA~E CENTER . balcooy, stove. retrig .. c · .. \\'.,ilh..pooland cab&na -_.From $710-Month-daily. 10 Al\1·10P'.\1. Advl(~ ANAHEIM d:, , ~ 1• • ANAHEIM 3 STORY REC. BLDG . ., INC. et! gar: \Vlk to heh & store1. nunute1 from the ocean! Prime Loca.tion l fiven on alt n1nt1e r!I. ! l'M CONVENTION 1 l2:i Old No. N~\\'port Bl. KB -Edmond F-. Jackson R.E. Edu catlon liince 19&1 " 11/t or 2 Full 81th1 CONVENTION . GY~1 & PARTY RMS. Adults. $1:JO .. 318 P.alizada. Hurry. just a few leh! 341 Baysidl'! Dr., N'pt. Beach help you . CENTER ~_. . CENTER DESIGNED FOR THE &At , From $19,350, payments less Bill G-·~· Rllr t-~61 312 N. El Ca1n1no Real 23 1-· Master siu bedrooinl w/ · GROWING FAMILY ~·'·• Iba .... -1..1... • ... ...., •;rvi J uly 14 • J uly b,~ high beam ceiling~ large Ju.ty 14 -July 23 SEE FURN. MODELS Furn. or Unfum. 370 n com_........, rental. ·. San Clemt>ntr Pleasl" call 00-5678, ext. 314 Academy Real E1t1tt .Contractlnt & lnsur•nce Schools (GI approved, M/~ BoA)' · • ll • I Pll!lllie call 642-5678, ext .. 314 V A!FHA. (114) 842--0641, Off 40 Mo 4~9136 or 492-903-1 I · VillS . room w roe or !>otween 9 ·-• 5 ~-to ... ~ Mo f WARNER AVE. ~--e-1 bta. Deluxe lus, $1 I • _ _::c:.o::.:..:.:...c=...:cc.._ betw .. n 9 ands pm to c :um • wood burning ftrePJace. tick ;"("'!;,i~ ~11 • _. •• . •n.1" Air--cond, halted, pvt ba, PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con· your tickets. (North' County ::.!. COnvenient laundry area your e • • ...... '+' O.lb!Jty (Corner Warner&: F.dward&) WALK to beach I: tGrt LAGu1 .. A BEACH utll'• pd. Central C.M. Ioca· fident. e y mp at he t I c toll·free number is 540-1220) :!, , ~ ld~~};,l,~ = *toll~free 01?*ber " 54fl. *) · Project of Urbanetics new luxury 1 BR. 2 'sR. 'J Walk to beat beacbe~, luge tion. 548-0259 days or eves, pregnancy eounseling. Abor· * • * ""' .... uu.uuua ltUdio apt, ocean view. S85 645-0263. tion & Adop tion r f! f, . tand .al 1 '""""' ........ uon 1-"'Ju=sr=-=r"'H~E"'·"'FA"'""CT=s""1 . -·-. BR.$115.ltup.$74j2 ""'-Avallabi• July 30 to APCARE 642-4436 Looi: s ardmem •CO· BE AN . • ;;; tJa. Security'auanf. · • $235 Coat• Mo• Sept i; 66416. "* Sl'ORE/OITICE ** . ' lie/All!lralian lh"P c1og • INVESTIGATOR r.,-: Modela Opon 'Ill 9 pm. Attnctive adult _ .. tor CHU.OREN WELCOME 000 "I· ft. rr . ......,, prk'c. GENT 55, parapl ... c In mfx. Lona hair, l:l!IOk with Recorded M_. Ttlla Hoor ,.,... bom .. w1tbout.....,.,,,: BRAND NEW FA"ILY FABULOUS 2 BR. ~N-~·. ~TV. m;. CALNegot1ate .• ~· w!:e.t chair, _., iov1ng ""· white c11 .. ~ pawa, tip Call Toll .._ ' ~2700Ptter1ot1W1y,CM *lbedrooms m ,...~ .., ... _. ... ...,..... MEDI Sui 'Y to understanding gal who oftalt.Nocollar.Irvinebe-(l)I00-42'-ftD1 U nr Hirbor BIVd I. * 111 betbs TOWNHOUSE APTS, i~ ~'t ~m~U= ~~ toE1'."" :.ii:: onB i;-::: I"· Hell at ~-Cblca, wants ...,. 646-3.1'<1. twoen Senta Isabell•, C.M. ~PIAN°"""'o"'I~nmu-,--ctor,-:"'Bec"'"'·-· ""11: • . Adams * Private patio 3 BEDRM,S, + FAMILY, nicer apt for 1eu. Beaut. ~. H.B. $775/mo. ~1323. ~HOUCS Anonymous. 646-2'1'/:3. tmn., advanced A pop. • Pool Phone 51%-7217 or \\Tite Lo I I Id I d h't '·-I 2 BA. TENNIS er., garden area, patios. Quiet BAY VIEW 2 bedroom Offie9 R•"'•l ... p 0 e--....... "'-ta ~1 s ; yr 0 an an w I e Re'fettl\Ct"8. 642--5.141. * ._.,.e iving area with PUTI'ING GREEN, dead-end street, just So. of sleeps 4 eoinpletely tumlsh'. Kil •• QUA ~ • .....,,. • esa. nialc Shepherd. mixed. CE'R.TIFIED Cal. teacher '°1l""1!!!!1!!!!!!ii!!!!il!!!l!!!!!!I!!!!! I ti.replace .i POOL. BAR-B-Q's Newport Ave. Adults, no ed. Avail June to Sept. $750 DESK SPICE:" sya1la.ble _, Social Clubs 535 ·''Alex" July 12 t'\'!'. 1\1.V. ,vill tutor ln your home. !\tr. " Start your relaxed 'way of CHIU>-PU.Y .n.,.. pets. ro20 Fullerton Ave., th Adul'" nl mo. WtD provide tumttun Area. No rollar. Re\,·ard. ....,. '"-• • , • li!e at ~ . pt mon • ._. o y at $5 mo. An!wttlng aervloe FJND YOURSELI-' Anth?ny Perone, .,,,~••N•h TAKE A MOMENT -3 ~~ye~ ~RCL. ~~~ust E. of Bay} agent. 675--4930. available. m Forest Ave, IN SOMEONE F.l.SE. 557.4916' VtOLIN & Plano Lessona: \,.;, · th ful FAIRWAY VILLA • · IN BEAUT. 1 BR apt, aleep• <. t ·-·na Beach. 49f.-9466 DISCOVER LOST dog, small black Beg. students. F .V. Rflls. aii..o lmJOY e peace sur. GYM le PAR-·RMS. e SPACIOUS e """" poodl I I . ""·! ff' " • • '1. 1 blk CdM bflach, bltns Sq DISCOVERY '. erTlf'I'. "u ins. Rates. 347-7900. . ftiundlngs of ttus adult com· APARTMENTS DESIGNED FOR TIIE Well·De!1..........1 A ... •. . ' 1200 . ft. R. E. oUice -600 I h 10 ·J;ex opposite a golf course. C'ROWJNG FAMILY 1 •• BR ... w-rr_:,~,... patio. pr. $165. wk Sq. ft. 'availabl~. on prlmfl TI4/835-6885 213/:t87-J39l I "'' w 11"" vest approx yr! ORGAN Lt'ssot11 -Beriaftin& • J, .... 675-0146 bo B old, rece nt ha ir eul. .c orona Stud•nt• only. "'·•-.: .... 1-~ , ivacy, luxury, security at 20122 Santa Ana Ave M6-62l5 SEE FURN. MODELS , From' $140 • $21'5/mo. · Har r lvd 10 c •t10 n • Travel 540 del Mar arra. 675-1357 . Ralt>s a.57-0502. no:<~;-~ t.i,. reasonable price. MOI WARNER AVE. Shag cpt!I., drps, saunas, l n-Bt>RMBa"°"'Ne No. 37 ~!~i~~~o Real E at ate , '"*Lovely living and enter· NEW TRIPLEX j oeacon y, ew·port Q'lu-uJ;:JO, WINDJAMMER LOST Oobt-iiiian Pincher Water aitiing lessons ltJioat (Corner Warner &: Edward•) pool, acuzzl, f'ncl. 1ar. n_ h A il A A t. TAHITI la.~l .Mon. alternoon, July ava·,1. ~-rt l.,~-'tlon. 1~ taining areas with titt-Quitt Adult living. °"ac · va ~g;. <:~ss o DESK space avaBable $50 10t h 1 """'...-uua r place, patio N Sell or Rent PrOject of Urbanetics MERRIMAC WOODS pvt beach on bay. 675-0781. moM: WW. snvkle ·1um1ttn Sailln1 voyage -South Seas. yr 01~ ::ir 1~~e~':·ck ~354.8. j' t 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths ew 2 & 4 BR Apts """' M · W CM OCEAN view -weekly, at .., mo.~ .-.Ice Sh,tre work &: costs. & Ian. R•ward ... •·,•1. • !..'*'Pool and PQttinl areen Frplc, trhq crpt1 A drp&. · ON BEACH I ._.. '"'!:~~ ...... ay, · ' monthly ratH~ Ocian Ter. anilable. l'IS75 Beach Bl'Vd. 213/37a.1239 ow-u " ~ ... :.:. FRO $199 · ~ Hunttngton·Beach ca...un ''Tigger··. 18 mo IM!Y tom I '" .. ,.,.,. a moment. to .... ->t .•... __ . · _ • raco AplA., 129 Gaviota Dr., • _ _......, · 've·been mlnin1 at -16th Place A --""' l ' • 2 BR.· furn.. or unfunl. Lacuna Bee.ch. 494-1119. 3 -AOJOINlNG off 1c •1 cat w/blk stripes It. "'hite: ~lf · v .. .,,_ __ A CM 2BR,2BA·Unf. Fr.$251 Pool. $140 Up.~ ailldttn'• llabl 2 ""·-t ,_ I l[S) collar, missing tn Fntn t Y V ..., ......... ve,. · • GARDENS 2 BR a,pt. furnlJ.hed'. a.ya e. 'l.UUCl-...n ..,......~ l.lltancl,.... -. AIRWA ILLA 135-79'6 2BR.Flmt >'r,$308 -. ELM cm.ramie vi<w .. 3 biks to tlorw. $150o -& $100./mo. V!,y/Senta Ana area . . ADULTS ONLY APrS. l71 E. 22nd St., c .M. ~ I;· iiiiijiiiiij~~;;;;:~~I Rewatll 8.19-3009. Add-A-R-. ' , . : APARTMENTS P•rk·Llke Surrouncll-l\Jmltur. Available 642-3645, CdM main bea<:h. $ISO per · I I ho • ... .... wk includ ti!--· OFFICE s 44' Old FROM Mf! nr Wallace & Relhcid .. ii ..... ,·-pa•t-.___.__; . Sen,taAnaAv..~ QUIET ·DELUXE Carpe~"Hunti~·--· eau '°'""'m. paco. Found(fr .. oda) 550 c CMG ~ .. _,_ 2 A: S BR APTS heated pookaunu-tennis ,,.,_. -BALBOA Furn. Bach. $95 Newport Blvd., l blla No..ol -enttr, er man Uc. A Banded. = A H~ l 300 -tt $95/mo FOUND all 'th Shepherd, male, SilVt'l' & .,. __ oM ,._ .... _. · . .,.. PELUXE Prv. patiol * Rtd PMJ1 rec ftlOriHceaa views ; · wk. 3 bloclCI to Fun Zone. ~3 • ..,. • • fil1l puppy w 1 """• _. .. ,_ .... RI . APARTMENTS Nr ,~·. * Adufta ~·· patloHmplO _...,_ 2 BR FROM $139 3irl E. Balboe BI v d . 543-5300 ~ black hair vlcimty blue tar• No. 308· 645-'9:!6. •-o-ri""' •-rv1ce , ""I'• vuq -n&&.15 ' Harbor " Adam& 548-6548 SMAU.., thin white/beige --.... ... ... • ~Cone! .... F!P!.,c'&'th3Sw!m .•• Martini-A...C. , Secmifi Gtwd& MOVE.IN TODAYI 67">54n. BAY VIEW OFFICES • femalepoodl•, !Gold ;e) ... ~ .. " •-·--~•-_,_ """'• lleo:I ii.. .,--r.•r HUNTINGTON . Kim. A.pe.ta ·OK. Pc:ol !JI BAU!OA Pe<:to. ·A·-IS.pt o.Iux•, air-condltione<\ "' 963-6639 """· Colla -~ .. ~~ -~·~ ~·~-.. -.. ,,...,."~ • · , ,1ms.nta_A...,.c.1:1.. -~-··-tad.... Mao 7/3 Nr Coest Hwy CdM '" featur.son!vn ·915 "1'•-, ~ • ~· ai1i1 •v:.. A.:. ll3 · · .,.....,, PACIFI~ ""2'U. 3 ·Br; $1$9. t•A 'l200•wf<:2 Iii', 2 bo, 3ll Lin· ~~· • ~ aree · · · · .,.. , . 8ilU~ ~.krf, ~. j "~ ~"&f'· --. ~ Keellon Lue; ·<Nr •. Slata A: do. •f75..4020· ReaJonomics. Blcr. 675-6700 FND. male standard iiied Re~'ll'd. 6'1S461.6. We sell for leu. , '·'111R.·'.1'l¢1<,~8)'' .,,, ",,,,'TllE,.~~ ~· , ,711'0CEAN AVE .. 11,B. -'Bi;)t{Wlj1',! · .... CORONAddMar·:U.BR's, omciJ 1611 month,erpta, dcic fn Mesa V•rde u.a. GREY Cockatlel. Lost , on B•byalttlng •!J B!!f~-'Pill From mo 2 Bi', 111 Ii& w(spM!.,. . (714) 51&-148'1 . N .. -...... 1 l:lk ,....,,, Adults. 2 -utll pd. In !!hoppms c~itor. Black back & .... w/be;go Udo lale. Answe .. to J<>'Jo. 'A • • • '> MEDITE!IAANEAN . ~drp< .. Ntr:s. fnctl 1i'd Ole open 10 am.e pm Daill' ,...., . . . JulY·Aug. $200 wk. ·m.=. 333 E. lTlhSt, C.M. 6'J3.bl4a o;dor chHf. P'Wll. faCI!. n..-ard! 173-612 5 or Babysitter capabi<1 l5 ~ yr. _ · ·, ·. , w/patio. Wtr pd. 836-4a) Wll.UAM . .WALTERS CO. .. .... C.M. IChool: rrou'nd, 646-0323. h1all Sch. Student, qr .. open ". "Vll::.lAGE ' . . . ' ·:1437 °"""'AV. No, l! .. $Ill!-. OAKWOOD 1 JILK to ...... Badtl apt. auslMH Rental -567~ L 0 s T : Reward! s;am... Mop./Sat. 675-1064.. • ":z40o'l!ailior B!Vd~'C!(. . SPAC 2 It 3 Br apt $140 up; 2f~R. dd"!'!-wh><, -, · ;r.h/ l200 "'°' ~ omCE. -near N;pt. FOUND' .. .......,.,, & "1>" Sealpotnt cat. Biulla area. BuslneH Service "(7'.Hj'~~,'· Pool, c:pt/drp, blU:S. .kfds 1 .rtg., "" r W a I\ P<J6t Ole. & ~ mal• Poodl~ ,;., ftea col-!!00 Vista Fiora, NB . . . .. ~,U. O~ .. ok. dry, crpts,, drps., $1,65. JL-Last BALBOA ISLAND 2 bedrm O.pot. 537 Ft. $150: 736 Ft. lar. Hoag H°'P· a r •a Roward. Gray str;ped FREELANCE WRITER;-. , Or'199 Al:!. to~.~· ' 1996 l:!aJ!le No.1 •• , '642-311l3, Couple pm. ISOI Olive. °" lortrllhed. 1uly A Aug. 12'5 Month. Agont 616-2414. ~lil-70'78. ubby cat w/brwn collar ADV/PR/EDIT.ING IiELU1C3BR. :mi( °"""' 2'ltl6 College No. 5". 642"1005 5¥23.. Word In 1165. Ph' 644-l.'!61 ..... * omCE-<OO "' fl av! GERMAN Shophttd found Male. G?S-7728. NB aroa REl'ORTS/SPEF.CHEll 1 unit la.:~ Ad\ilta A 1 NEW 2 Bit, 2 BA, dbl NEW beaut,2BR, sbagcrptf, Great a>R~N_A del Mar, So. of now.' 800 Sq. Ft. IN-near St'op and Go Market, SMALL It. brown part Corgi, AU. PHASES IU3048 Child. ~ :oK~ ;tZts ~ mo p.rage. $190 month. Bltinr, drapes, bldm, has ftpl.(:, r Hwy, 1 BR, $75 a wttk. DU~AL SHOP &vi" Aua:. Balboa Blvd & PacUlc Coast maJe, June 29th, Vic Tustin Carpet Service w/gardoner .. D;5 wttho\11. erplA,dra.1"'~145-420!, Neer~Cb.OpenhouseS.t Apartments! *6'3-4929 _* 64&-2l30. Hwy.Mi-SI;;(). &23rdSt.,NB.646-558'1. -------- a.59 Woodln-n ,'Pl. Do ti:lt 833-;8441 · 12-4:30. 62.1 9th St. or call ( BR, oo:an VIeW, priv STORE &: office for 'n!nt: iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J~~~=~~·elf:~: distuJb te.na& ·A Aug $160-Clean 3 br, 2 ba, uweJ'." 847---0140. What more can you 18;' . beach. Avail July 29 to Aug Bolsa Otlca at Heil, H.B. * gua'rd {Soll Ret~ts) • . 1-U. ~.' ' ., , Crpts; drpa, blbi<, Kids "1;. 2 BR· apartment, drapes, about an · apartmo;nt :com· 19. San Cloment•, 49:1-6694. 840-1323. * * * * * . o.....,.,_ It AU '·jOlor · * * · $180. t *~* 962-3894. · ' .W'Vf, Carpets. closet •pace. m~!Y that come1 ~th :'! 'BALBOA-I &.' ~ BR. Nr. EXC location. E. 17th St. brighttners & 1D mlnute 3 Br, 1% Ba: ne.l'ty :Dllinted 2 BR. unturn. 'Crpla. 4t'Ps. l;x~llent. cond. .$100 per .million worth of _t'e<:teatlOI?~ · btal:be1 & lhi>p I'· $150--$175 CM:. tt) Ill· ft. Fine bldg &: bleach for white carpets. Bh-· ~~ \enc 1 -.-/09en:----.No-*•· ' mo., Call 536-4761. · ' ' .. wldy.1 AllC/Sept. • f15..5810, pr~•· <>o nn or &'Ml -Save ""''"' money by ae'"•• . .."':~ '~ ' ... ' ·-'&';' ... ~.... l"""f ' Or • tennis pro; I: activitlel .... '6. ~ .._..._,., -T~-·-.. . ~~Nroll>C)l!I .t:r""'1P8801· $140/mo. 9fl&.!455. . Sta·Ajr·Apls c$115 dincCor .p11111 pt fwl V---·"entalo 42.S lnduatriol ~ent1l 450 'T'.rader's Parad1"se m• extra trips. Wttl' cJ•an ~rr • no"plrtt, ~ , *D~"lA~l\R-·*' Lrg2BR,~~~.blt-times! . ~·--~ · · Ii 'living rm .. dintnc rm. a :c-nter.&t./ · ; ar 1!1)111,.\flb'ribr, . .Dr., 'Ill so: ·lno,.J.iblk N; bf A40mL off BIG BEAR LAKE COSTA MESA hall $15. Any ·rm. fl.!!O. -:111!2\ ~¥' '' ,. ' 'Ciiiiltl'l&zl,'~~2!:11. .-" )leach; ~.Qpca, 536'~ ... Renll from $l:U 3l0''~, .X..., vacation 1440 ol 2880 Sq fl. couch $10. Ch>,lr ~· 15,yn. ~ . ' l!. J . I!'·• D~ ~BR, :pr,--• 'WM.fCCte · lluch • hom4 wlfitl. bOat slip. CAB!NEt MAKERS-I 1" nes exp. ta what COWlla, n>t '.siU:ti:I. 'dii>t, pOol. no pefi, $139' Nr llloi>Pmtl. • 2 Br., 'Cpb, dll>o. cbttwi!:r !orly, No 'P~1 ' Onnptefely-.'Llv.-mr." .FIBERGLA,SS. , method. I do -k m1aell Btm,. P't patloo, llSO. 1 l!:fl E. 21aL a4&-an6. 125 ol 308· l&tb, 147-3957 Or O!Udron 2 ·er ..... pa &-9. ciuldren A Nr. Nwpt l'"'1 ol S.D, J\wJ. 't1" mes Good rd. 531--0101. child ok;no·peta.-· · · · ·" pe'ts w.icome. 1 ...... o1 2931 Grace Ln. STEAM· CaJ,,et a....,., I lo 2 BR apt; -Qut.t 2 BR, 2 Ba, .bltrlo, . c:rpts, Latuna 8-11 Mod•I>· Open Daily privacy among iowerUtr (So. ol Beker, E. of Falrv!ow prof. at lowe<1 ~ IOO garden "ttlng· ,$135 "I'· Utll ~~cii=-DELUXE 2 BR Ylew duplex From 10 am to 7 pm pine, • ,. ..... , --II Ml) R>pmaitat!ve there d 11 "I· ft, !29.95. 972-0m. 1/:tt. Furn avaD. Maliqei' 2 B'R. • ~· Stud' Crpta P,, walk to b<otlch. "65' or WMk ($250) Con!Oct or. t(amn·1·l2-"'!'.'!·.. -'111 0 ars C•rpent•r ';;11.8508. • • -· ... !, $715 ""·Good Roal E81a.t.. OAKWOOD ~pb Bell. owner of • .. ~or··~ . 11 • ..,.;.,,.,,,.,,...,,.,,.,..=.,.-,....I ''"""' 2 BR Studio, 1\1 Ba. drp&,Gar. $lb175.tns:"~. ' PatJO,. 49!-1518. GARDEN APTS '.!°~ Shont" <n4l StGroge . 455 LARGE OR' SMAL,L ,...,,_-, ~~ ~.,, All Typ.a Work! Cut ddors, drps /crpt /bltnll/gar, ba. . N.'end,2BR,2BA.,nr ' 630 ftCrpt.drpl ink.1!182Ford8t&Wa&-aood' li0Ac:re1,beaut.Ottaon 1 n!mOdel fl l ti Adults no pets · $15·5 •2 Br. 1~ encl ·patio encl. )>each &: tnlll'ltet. Adults, no Newport Beach south WKLY or monthly. 2 br fUl1y aq. • ' 1 transportaJion. A. ppr ox land. VaJued $400 an acre, JHlne ' • n ' ' ~7 · • garage, 343 Ca&illO ~. pets. $lM mo. 494-6912. 1700 16Ut Strttt furn. 7 howl8 !rOTn bch. I= for :,;n~~ value $250. Will trade for hunting &: fiahing rightJ. ~e. repair• ete. 962-.1961. E/side 'j, BR, l~ 'Ba adult $17S mo. utt. enct..548-2933. *NEW 2 BR., blk to beaCh. 642-8170 ~~7 St, Newport. <2l3) :m. Se~ cloWJown i::~-motor mike, freezer, 10 1pd Assum~ conlract. Want CARPENT.RY-l townhou~. Encl ,patio. $165. 2 Br unturn. Clean, 2 kids ~ $pectacular view. $260 up, · · lion H. B noo per ino bikli or '!'? 644~7438. auto, R.E. or ! 81'\-9595. Rough A Finish Pat»-~ 13G Mel""".Ln. 548--9695 or no pets:. $1,40 mo. '770 494-3383 or 494-2339. Newport. Beach North LJD0..1 BR mobile home, •-... • .• ,. ,;., --------c-•nt ........ ~ .: ' V\q 880 Irvtn vail 7/31 al Se le .: iJ.lV"W'ft>o 16 Units, exchange for dt· Have 32M equity In 30 acres ....... --~ '$4$.-5!J86 aft 6 pm, Shalimar. 538-47Cl. 'Mese Verde e Avenue a to so pt . Pffi!)able property Carl!lbad at Salton Sea. Will trade tor Spat Townhouse. 2Blr, 2 BR. Unfurn Apt, crpt1' &: D ltXE 66-0550 ::~pool. 557-6.47'• Rentals W•nted 460 to San Diego 8.l'ea. boat, cart, jewl!IS, tint ';eillftgl • 2BA. VauJted ceiling, -blt-ins. $135/mo, 18 0 ~ 2 ~r;.r;.l Br., R2 Btala, MOST convenient loc in .,. ' UVE aboard houseboit by FORTIN REALTOR palntlnrs or 11ubmlt.A ~-co-u"'stt'°c~a1". ~c"'~""'",_.,.....,.'bl&w.,....n( garage, pcols, air/cond. Rochester C.M. 548-&tS,,, e •. '" *~L...! ........ • Upt-en ' UNIV. Park, exec. 3 BR. tU-5000 613-0802 · .....,.,.. J $2IO. 5'11)-41791~~8 • ..I. Ofc.t .D1T" Mace Ave. Newport, Prlyate party will $150 hr Week". ~~ t;etcUtl~. 33 Yrt 1 _....;•....;•-'------machine ~P.ni<I. rn,1 .. 011\A yolnt 546-1034. lease lrg. beaut. 1 BR. Apt Cantrell ataity a33.m.t old, u of 8f1/72. Se'nd 2\ii Ac,~· elflv. overlook· ** Will Trade &~'' Opt'tl timates. Cuar. -~ BR. w/Stove, retrigftator. on bay a.crou from 1Jdo in price, kle., A. phone no. to tnc1 Lake Elaimre. 50 mi's Road Campe,r with Tie- \Vatu & lights pd $145. 2515-NEW 2 BR. 2 S.. ~lex, ~ ~~ N._r1'a moot exclwdve Rentalo le Shire QI wm. 'Sol>rlto, Jr., 8142 fFom HB. Trad• S3500 «t' Downs, Bouncewaya, Boot & C_t, ~ , D Eld••· 842-S192. Cpta, drpr, d •ll:l"• hr. 'EA,STBLUFF ' ;r -•.m-. lle8ut. c:rpt'1, · Miln<lll" Dr., IUI. 9'J647. fO< moto< hm, truck ol Awning lor ltshlng boet. "... • ., -U>O 49M!1W 33991 --·----'·· 1bo1~s~~~ .... • * OVERSIZED !!Ullkin . Uv Silver L.n..;;. ' I • vui. Granda Apia. m,.., cr;.tal -m. MAN • ..... 30 -to Bachdor with .... llllall doe• camper or!? m-0528. ' Call 531-5607 &It. 6 PM. ~ ' -- rm. w/w crpts, ~ BR. 2 BA, LARGE ~ 2 Br '2 6... • 'l'OWNHOUSE-Spactous 4 lr& cov'd lanal, pxil • rue•t , lbare ' Br. tum apt. dellret. 1 bdrm. apt. or H•ve $48,oOo lit TD. HAVE -3 Br view ' houte, appt. dlyl ar aft. S. - !rplc, hints, patio, tilcl pr. oc!ean • "'°"' $196. • ~ BR., · 21'-Be., balconi.S: pork'1. Walk to lllcl:aN'a ~ Swfm:r pool ol laliaziJ; Part -Ollftlnl. Ph. ·w.2335 We.ot unlta or mobll• park. HolJ¥wd Hlllo, ~.000 eq. ~P""An;,,,,os,,,.;.-~,~~:a::-,._. • ....,"""' ....... 1 '$115/mo. &'IY.:629. • ~ lrlllc. ""t ber. attached 2 all -Al40 W oale'to Newport. Call ell 'I' pm, ell I p.m. · · · Any 'b.acb ar a. WAll'f. • l.oc•I Income or -~ .... SPACIOUS 2 BR APL ..,iy, cer -· $400/MO. • . --Ywly lwe -4 · RESP family 1 cblld Neo4 4 land Wt Brok new le-. aw,. nt, $135/mo. c.rpon. 2~ BA.~V ~ 1j e EX!lCUTIVE Townltouae $500/lno.11 ~,..!,!lb all ~ ~ NEWl'ORT -B-or hr un1 i.e k. Mera Vmk. 1 ~~ siMi,44. ll aawne. er, """"'· 5• • -..-.i Older prefemd. 6TM16 .----. mo. a --$ BR. den) 3 be., 0 ~·· at II' ' ' Pn>f Mail Min ...:...:p 1-1. Yr j By ._. L •-•-Cit=. . ·-~1 n-" :;tc=,.,--:-==~ I• CUSTOX CEllSN'J' ,. .,. eves tr 1'tmdl. bplc, 1Nt blr, attached 2 6'lS.mc5 er f1l..2292 , ' N"-""'"u HIJ• -"" .xJlJIJll' J«'lJe ~1 .,... Coclttail bar Ir rettaurant. Drivta-waDal. . 2 Br. Adults. no pets. $200, NEW I 2 lt< 2 ba. car -1615/MO 220I W OC .. ntroo~ la 1 BR, ltff boult A pool w1th 2 Xlnt ..,.., (21,3) <m-IBSO 2 BR mob!l• hOm• at the Cllolce Oflll(e Cl>unty Joc, <pool decb. Dell, eG 111.C BAY ~~:.::;:;, ~ J lt<,tim ' -NW' QIM Hlah $chooi ..,,.,.;.. ol wlnltr nn~ othettl. Avail. 7/JJ, $150. WANTED: 4.5 BR ' home fn Meadows, 1@51 Jefltty Rd. ...i>ange for 1r<e A cl•ar PATIOSSIDEW~ 381W . .,...St , SlllllAm~Le.ot.,.;,, • i35Amltooway.NB644-299l avaU Jilly T,-. 615-1501 Enslgl>llMbor HI dltlrkt I";'"'!lanch.Focbchprop. Comm IndWllR ... fl>como .CEMENT CONl'RACrolt 2 .llR unfurn ap4 $145. Nb RK NEWPORT I BR LIDO l1leQarmbw 2 Br, 2 WANTED ""?••ded .clduxe WIJl llign le .... w-5313. ""· Owner 2l3: HA s.«t:I!. or lat TD, Acent. ~7.soo7. Call Mex , *** '"'41111 chiidren,nopeta.'n>C.nttt F-ahtVaU., ti low Ba bay vieW $300/mo. acoommodetlOn•. wldown' TIME FOR 2SattLakeCltyPropertl<• Trade '61 Vf ... built '85 EXPERIENCED convr. St,,GM-. ~· . .' ~ , Y v over-... _:_ * __ ... .;. . 50' W/}'otlnl to!\ A cat. one clear A one at 41t ,..._ mot-f ~ --· = . ,., Bl(. flli1c a.. ... '-' ......._ -.a. cm. t""° ~ .,~..... .,.,.. "'• sunroo • •""" u....... PaHos. "Walka, Otl\.'tlf,, ltick /I -""' j, 3 Ir, J )II. r .,,, iiool.' ~ ..,.,..., ..J '4 , ' Dull, < 21 U 1 U -t O 1 tnt., $57l0. bel. Exchange portallon for O.uun or 6 slump .,..,. wit. 81 1531 !~us:~: =:.::• ·~'. ~w~i I . ~ jJ;a] ~mr~~~~ ~~~~u::s: ::~~~;:~;~='. ~~::;::.:1 ·~-.. -:~-c-~-'"-,-.,.-,-.-P·1n...-.$i , sm, Qopt ,\ dr!ta· 01*9 . ~ "'!' I A 3 " -'""" s • .,. ~ f\lm, MC, '° Hwy Ill, Paradise colWM I& !or )'OU! )TS. Wlldaya. l'nod ·""'· ol<. No polJ, DIS ~ LA~ I Bit 1 llO!l' f.pleo. BR.~· Bar. Btand new. ~ 400 llllARE c.~. --fltll . DAILY PILOT 119.lOO, eq $4,1))0, For car, ~Jina ?J~~mr . .>. _ j' · ~121 l Cpts, drPll ffO. ..,.._ lllod, "" '' .....-,. Yr I 1. ; ' 8twti -, co11ep 'pwd. m. land oc !!! • 5 days 'a--• . . . ; · 1' •BEAUTIFUL i • 2 BR. child OK. $ll5. 841 84241!· """· q u 1 ET N .1 1 1thomood' ~ bt'w1I 1.a'"' CLASSIRED ADS t>IYERS '~ ""'5 .-. .. 0>10•1....,._,.,.., -1111. etBr,.2'1lastudlo.Vlrw.10tt:btJI ,,w, ~NJ:AT,,.._ibfebldivldull CALL"''",..··"'y7I * *' * ·*-*JACK Ta•h ........... -l1Jlo -'""'...... • -'Tin', -Call ,,_ • -......... -to ..... -In ... &.... * • nmod.. l1ddlt :It,.... ·~ If~. Call~&.!. , , • ...., ~ _,. SPM. ' 4'pne. -..... • ........ I!!!!....... Llo'd, 14)' W01 °" 511 •. 546-5025 ------- I I ' f " I : I ' 'I '' t i " : ' " I '• l '~ I I-I , r'. I'' • ! : ,. • I I l i. I ' rt: 11 I, " . I ' ' I I ,r • "r" ,. " I '.i • ij \ '·' . ---.......- • -·-" ,DI DAl!LY~P!IL!!DT~~~~~~!Sun~d~•!~. J~•l:Y ~16~.1~97~2~~~~~ ~~~~~~-~l·------·1~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~1 ~~~~~~=I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ . ~--1f51 ,1-.......... 'iiil1 .. --1~[ ~--115i 1 . •1• ,~ 1 c .. ,..... 11D11 fl ... ,.. 1rm 1 ... ;1,.... 1rm 1 ~...,".. 1rm ~1 _r. .... _,._ ... ~1rm~•1 HouMclMftlnt Tilt Help WM!od. Ma F,711 ...... w~"' a, 110 Help W1nl9d, Ma F 710 Help Wlllfod, Ma F 710 Holp WtnNd, Ma, 710 H1lp W1ntod, Ma" 110 ;. DRAFTING .E>...tl•nt -Clll.UUC tl10 ....., A ~~er-..i •lart!no In CAJ!EERS: Not Jobi, but Exec. Sec'y $MOO GIRL needtd 1'lr pbarm&cy KITC!IEN Helpen. · AJ!Ply MAINTENANCE ""'°'''· Free Ht. !nWJ $epl. Mon thru Fri, my '°"' term ..,.... apot1 Ip· Fee Paid. Aloo, J'ee J'*-cJmea1 potlllon. Newport Mesa V-OOllv. ff°'!?, 861 ,...vow•-by~";""' Joloo .... i-.. -bom•, N.B. ~ manqe.,..nt, ·~· Get on the w1nninc t!cket by S-h ....._Good ealU')' + Center St, OL 546-5915.o MECHANIC ~·' ,... BABY!ltlER .i ltttf blewrk alts A a.ccounttna for I.he UJ1na your charm It benefits. 64M057 LAB Aulstant, (wlll trliJi> ToP Pay NO FEES ltoY w1N Job. 557.9195 QUAJJTY .W ~oat t ~I'· ~\"ts/It 1=~~ Tutorfftl 5 dA,)'t wetk. M pm. MY pro!tulon&t. Creal op. penooallty. Co. otfen ad· Greetina Card Sales Orange Some typinc req'd. F/t~. our client -Is ~klnl a ll Weather ps. oD tttlltanl. R~/~'I. &t&-lin. . French Tutorlnt HOME ONLY! 67s--014S. pc:>rtunlUet. From $10,000. vanetmet!l In pay A posi· County. F'ull time only. Car 5:30-3pm. S31'5 mo. 546-696 • n~cally inclined tn· 51111 black. Haw l • y• • 1..;::.::;:;.:;::::.:..::..:.;;,..:.;,;.:;..-INative/Fl'ance '* 919-8024 Ca11 Don Jackaon, ~. lion. Call Marion Mann, nee. Salary &: comm · LADIES ovu 2S autmbly dividual Y.'/a sood work 5'5-Sl95. Prof. Ctrpet Clea~1ng IAKERY Coastal Agency, 2 7 9 0 83$-TIOO, De:rml.a 4 Oennlt 8 8 2-7 6 9 8 ( week e n d lhlPPinc for tml manuf&c-l'«'Ord 10 learn maintenance Electrical Al!IO "1Ddo\\·! It ttoor ~ PERSONNEL llR.l'bor Bl at Ada.ma, CM. Penonnel Aceney. 2012 ZlJ..887-5594) or . • t n d tribe c:ornp. Full or .put of l\ydraulie rnachirotry. Ca.JJ tl\ltch 536-l.'1JS, 24 hn. I II i I) COOK -wper. Mltutt. Apply Micbelaon Dr, ~. rt tum e lo R 1 back time. $1.75 hr, Apply mom· Xln't bel'lt'fit!, lncludln& EL ECTRJCIAN, lk:ented, .JAPANESE lady v.OIJld like ~11rwi1 ~ Mesa' Vtrde Conv. Hosp, 6&1 Enttrprlsea-9719 Mason tngs-9--11. GokJeon'1 M11.1\c profit sharing. bonded. Stna.Jl jobs, matnt. houlecif'anlng. Baktn 6: Baker'• Helper Center St, CM ~S585. Avr .. Chat1v•orth, Ca1U. \Vand. !M6 w. l'lth, CM. , pp S • ... pain. 548-520:1. ' • 646-4541 • Willl.111 to learn ~ trade. COSME'TOLOGIST, licensed. CLUSIVELY GUARDS LAUNDROMAT Attendant, Po.co;fic• EUf:11UCAL WORK. All \VF. ('11'.'Mn ottiett, apts. 'Job Went~. Mal'e 700 Good future &: benffitJ;. work 1111 imtstant to styllst EX Laguna Niguel Area p/time help. Particularly ldndl. Big or mWI l.lc'd A I • oome desk .. -~·. •M ~~. ADT·Sterli"" Security Set· Interested in couples. Reply Personnel S1rvice1 fnll en., etc. Apply tn Person Only "' WVIA "'"',,.....,...g.,.I • .,.. · 1 Co ,.,12 0 112 No. Tov.·er , ,:h::::.,w: fiee:.:..:::..:'::'':..· :::so;-02:::.'..:;.:J:::J.__ 66-4561 , NEED •lome lmprottmtnl? CREW MANAGER FOR vice now .. has openings or 10 Jack T. x, upont, •· ----'----~--1 Call 2 IMuatriout ,YOung RESTAURANT PEJtSONNEL top qualifit"d per90ns who Irvine, Calif. 92664. Union Bank Square Furnltu,.. ATl'N: Home &: Bo at Owners. Don 't Tt uphol. Ravt' vtnyl turn. repaired. !)3&.8415. G1r<1en1,,g... "1.'S'CAllllENING for -~ -&: Im alt ·iandtcaptna .servttts, call 5t0-Sl9' tve1. St r v Ing Newport. CdM. Costa Mesa, Dover Shores. Westclitf. PRO['ESSJONAL trtt1 work, ·prun In 1 1 tr I mml n g, rprayini:, 1pr lnkltr1. LMdst.:aplng, c I e • n u p • Georre 646-5893. * LANDSCAPING * Ntw lawM, SJninkltrs, deeks, cleanup, State Jic'd, 536-12'.25. EXPERT Japane1e -Gardener~ Compl~e-Yard Services -Cleanups. F1'ff ~st. 548-2661. Gardene-t capable B yr. old ~F.S. student, to cut snw. '1 t(attr, Wetd, your 4!((Ulp- ~-· Res. 'rate.. 875-106C. Al.'S Llndtcaplng, Tue 1 ;nipqvtl. Yard remodellnc. 'nalh lllulinr, lot cleanup. . ~ IPr\nldtn . ..§13:\le6. ~. LAWN, SER'liCE Olt:: 'F.dge -Trim Dtpendabte -all f . 51S-J766 557-8585 · Jone• Lawn ~ Now, edit. vacuum. Small, • large, cl-. 5'$-2943. Ironing rntn ticpe~ in patn. To We net'd 2 mtn over ll that desire steady employment, Ora~. Calif. IRONING at homr. 15c a ting, plumblng, plutering, ...., can handle• •mall poup ot And Only In Oruce Counly lop wages. life ln•. pd vac. LEGAL 547-6446 Pi~ce. Please dtlivt"r & JandscaPlne. etc. 642-00'D. Robert Anderion boy• iettirw new customen • Ae .... ,_ &-.11 ... Uona A1wt elear for police com--215 E. CommOQweaJth Betwn. I & 11 A.M. tor Soutbem Orarce Coon. . _cev .... "' ~• n-''-ed 1 pick-up, Call 64~74117 Edith. Mon. thru s.t. ty'• favorite newspaper •• All POOtiona mission &: bond. nc-w· m•1NEE Suite F, Fu! erton Palnllnv I. Job Want1d, F1m1fo 702 ..,.,, can earn l:IOO.OO to e Ail Eatabllllunent• military peroonn•I prefd. A 1 M 870-1833 P h I •~.oo -week de--;... Pmnanent Ir Temporary representative will inteiview aper ang "I GOOD TYPIST At .,..,., r-· .---.. all applicants betwo 9 am & \\Tork in Newport C~ttr AIRLESS 'IOO w.,,,.r -• Wiii do Y.9'1'W~llpln1 fk it Far W-t :;;m~ ofls 00:; • inyal . 2 pm, July 11lh I< 18th. start 1425 mo. Requires •e<· aun. % Spray, 2 1al pot, her home, I r C up .-. . Nt,uel Shores Gat.e, (Pac. retartal exper, type 60 W'PJD, h<ws. netv11 run. 21· heavy and deliver loc• H.B., Services = :c,mme:~h~~ Cst Hwy 1: Niguel Rd) La-.Ute &I. duty rnagnH!um alum. tad'· F .V., Wt1t, 7Sc per Pl· necesu.ry but mu&t ht able ~ .-.9'MrY' guna Niguel Lt. J . Maglone) Roland S. Barcume der, 74' Utt alum. laddfl'r. or will work by hour to get along with boys, It in-&:en.tire """'J&''"T HEALTH .FOOD sales clerk. 644-0023 • 16' 1>1ank-4lwn. ll<\rraln call 847-3095. Bakery & tere•led and can 11art now, «I lv>ur week. Costa M.,,.. 1 !'!!!!!'!'!J:"'!lli""'!!!!!!!!!!~~ priced, mo. 961-Gfi. ' NEED help at home? \Ve Pie Plant call 897-13JO from 9 A.111. ~ Campu1 Dr., Suite 119 Mature, penonable woman, I 'Legal SeC>y $9000 ~ WQti.nr bave Aides e Nurse• • until z P.M. Co!ta Mtsa Newport Beach, CaW'. with ex-ptrience preferred. Fee Nego. Free &: Fte Joba. * WALLPAPER * Houl!ekpn •Companions • 1672 Reynolds Ave. atta 675-5221. Huntington Send For Full Information ·•548-=-9537""""' . .,.,..,...,,,...,..,,....,,.,.,...,., Established firm just moved 1.IAN wanted for relail health !oods. 1 a l e 1 and merd,landillng. MU1t haw htaJtb food or retail food clerl( d-peritnce. m..9f95. MANAGEMENT Tralneei, riluat be over 'Z1 yn. Apply Thurs July 13th, 1Jlam-6pm at Me 'n Eels Pizza Parloar, 12731 Garden Grove Bl, GG. Wbtn JOU call "Mac" JI cm em a k er• -Upjohn Santa Ana Beach area 968-9641 . 4 Free Brochure • . . . HELP. Live-in hskpr-1.ight to new offices wants secre- 548--1'44 M&-lnl 547..m!L !MacArthur & Redhill} DANCE Instructors: Tap. cookq. am.all family. Ex-lary who will do same. Manufacturing SIDING & OvtrbRJw-, l story ballet & Belly dancinc. Call ( 714 ) 55 7 •2800 eel livin& co n d I t Io n • · Great co. Call Sharon Wall, S175, 2 atorY S275. Lee's Help W1nted1 MA F 710 Equal Oppor. Emplo~r ~7286. 96i-8786. ·-'.,n-=!1098= . .....,-====-833-2700, ~nnis & Dennis Paintt n2 & Decoratina-. * Accountant * DENTAL Recepttonis1 Ex-HOME MANAGER Pel"SOnnel Agency, 2082 558-7497. Alt. 6 p,nt. Trainet position for recent BARTENDER wanted. Ex-~ e u t Iv e S e c retar y, EXPER Cooks or Cook TOP SALARY MicheL"!On Dr., Irvine. nw World's L ar re It * PAJNT(NG • PAPERING oolleie grad or ('qulv, Ac· per, local re-fs . APl>IY in Ina n a 1 • r I al -poiltioii ;:17:' i!!~~·0 ~ Mature eom-peteot-woman to UCENSED &bampoo girl e-Mli'Mdc Tapes InU:rioT' Exterior ctn& backgrnd rtq'd. Person. Fe 11 ciano'i available with pf'O&l'elSive Kitrhen Restaurant. San llvt-in &: mana,p Oranee needed a~y Wed thru Sat lATE Openlnp Lie. lnll.U'td Guaranteed Strvice Center Agency Restaurant, 1617 We1tclllf dental otfice. Se.luy limlttd Juan Capistrano. Se' County home for 2 adults. To atternoOn before 4 pm:-1.-' ollow1nr Job. On Call I-Jam. 6f.2...4fi68 4:1;2 Campos Dr., NB No. 84 Dr, Newport Bt>ach. only by ability to all\llllt M&nllt'1' IUTanp interview a p-675-6070. AU Shilts: INTER/Exter pa Intl n 1 . Heltn Schalftt -~7-ml BEAUTICIAN, mature, F/P responi;.ibllities. 0>-3730. . potnbntnt, et.11 ( 213) Ho kee e MAT'L HANDLERS ·uc'd/ Ins. Rm. Reas. A/Payobla to $5DO time, Operator leaving, take DENTAL cbainide auittant, EXPERIENCED m •d I ca I 86'7-6.161. UVE-In use per, 5'Ai e SPLICERS Free-Chuck 64.S-08J9 OV!'I' es!ab. older clientflt. exper. So. Laguna offl~ receptloniat. Call I to 5, =-=====,_--,_,. days. Min. 3 yrs txper. Sal m:.. , . Oialleniing p()lition tor the Modern HiUr Faahion1, C.M. Mon.-F'ri. Send recumt P.O. Mon--Fri, 6"--1025. -• HOUSEKEEPER wanted, Open, 61>7364. Preference given to ,&P-Prof~ P,at.ntina right per10n. Must havt 2-86-tl d 5.S? 3199 5 lfw.ln during 3 mo con-~LI"VE-'="'1n-1"'""""'=7k"'eepe_r_l<,,_care_ pllcanta W/rt'Ct'nt nper, tn l nter/exter. Quality ~ knowledge of freight, billing, :!,y, ayi. -, '\"" Box 771• Dana Pt. EXP'D secretary w/book-vllesct"nce.-Hetp c~ l for 3 chlldrtn ares 11 to 4. production type work in Reu 557-7455 n1anu1acturing & working DENTAL assistant. Recep. keeping, tax ~led&e, child. ~1ust drive. Pvt Must have car. 540-4828". ma n ufacturin&" induatry. PROF. Paintinr, aJto roofs, w/v.endo~. Co. benefit• too! BEAUTICIANS WANTED tionist. 1 Kiri-ofc. Exper ~/~:e' ;;ta:art.e~ quarters. 494-6176. LOCKER MAN Special afttr office houri.in· accout. ~ii.. tnter/l"lcttr. p p S 703 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa only. Npt Bch. &6-2167. Ex k>ck ak tenrie"•s may be atTUll'd Lic/11111. Free est. 645-5191. .. • • * 6T.J.5n8 * o ENT AL Rt c e~ Mon, Wed, Fri 9-12 . HOUSEKEEPER, p/time. per. er man to t t from 4-7PM by calllnr Pacific BEAUTICIAN. 2 Leaving, tionist-A.uittant. Must Wet 673-7928. Park Lldo Conv. C~ttr, charge of lockttroom In pvt (714) J33-0020 EXT. pa.inting, F1ff est. Personnel Services ·need one to fill In. Call X-rays & 80me chainidt 642--8044 country club. Apply in AUDIO Reaa;~ Uc'd. Guar. '•ou pick 112 No. Tower .,.0 0~..,. Call Im FACTORY person, Big Canyon Country -~-e'il do -st betwn 8 & 6: ~..,. uper. S days a wk. . Excellent ··--er -k. Housekeeper ti•,1e days Cl b N 1 Bog· r---n Dr MAGNETICS ~20-"' ... · Union Banlc Squart BEAUTY operators -full Ii mediately 646-4911. ,_.,..... .,..,. a week. u ' o. .....,,_,.v ' NOW HIRING PAINTE~-EXPERIENCED ~.~.saliJ.... part time. Com· Dental Recaptionl1t ;::=~~~~; ____ 54_18-8_7_39 ___ ... N ... B ........................ ACMOA~~COTMPIO~~ E.'CJIMPLETE Lawn & _..__ mt1slons/guaranty. NoLocaiy0 .. ...,.Dr.Need!You. -11LMM AL~• Gorof<olnc ooervl". Hauli,,. • RE AL IS TIC PRICES A.<k fo• Raebel May -• pay check. No fee. HOUSEWIVES MACHINE 2602 Mlch<il!on De -•• ,_ ... Jim••·~~ CLEANWORKGC-"55. following nec esaary. CaU LmTaine KELLY.GIRL W t to extra ,,. ~P· -A Better Temporary 645--l-050. WESTCLIFF .. eam ll10l1e)( OPERATORS Irvine, Calif. :·..,JAPANESE Gardener PAINTING-Prof. Jnt. A Ext. 2061 Business Ctr. Dr. fl'omyourbome?Calltortn-EquaJ Oppor ~ (!:Omp. Yardwork6C1Nn-up, ~ .a!:':~~6kPMguannt. eed. URGPoooEINtlonTlY Wil 8;;u~~ ~:;':fttKJut 2043~64,'':S.c11277iff Ao&.~ Irvin. 833-1441 !ormatiob: 540-0928, Some ---'ence tn mill;,..,., • •• ..,...... estimate~, 642-3102 ...._.... .... IUI""-.. ~ Insurance -Gal Friday ..... _... uoe, WALLPAPER HUNG follo•on1. ~2-mt •• •vt•,~==-=--,-,.--FIBERGLASS lor•man 5 'I ' machine•. lathes & drill MANAGER TRAINEE rwv Hawat!an Gardener 6-_,, 1'. ynr comm aacy,exp. _.__._b .~ "".._. cartRebkO 646-2449 NEEDED i.J•,,._,, DENTAL Recept./back up netded. must tie np'd ,A $100. (n4) ~0 irea~. le, Fee Pa.id. Alllo Fee J.,.,.. · p,mplete prdenlnc Wf'Vke BEAUI'Y operator, exPer. girl fM" dental IPfClallst have becqround in too11 1;,nsu=-=--=-------Xln't carter tra.in1nC with ltamalani. 646-461'6. FOR cltan • ntat painting, B Frr' H a· -~-A->l 837 w 18th .......... Call F A t ~-f 1~ted -""'"'RETARIES femole. Gwen'• eaut y , u p ntc. • • ··-•· ~Y ,.. RATER $96DO or pp m~ ... •N~· -•· SONS' GARDENING interior, rea1. rates, CaU • ~ Shop, 240 Bf'ach St., Lacuna 962-6611. St .. a.ta Mesa. Indum'iaJ Relations Good co. benefits tor q . ... Int-·-, Plant1nr' DI k -·~ f.,-=.,........,.--.,..,,-.,,--I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Super sharp penon will get . thinlri' divld·-• ~ ' ... _."'.. 9Q..2035 c • ~· • TYPISTS Bmch. 4%-3294. ' Dishwuher, -full I time, co. car In addition to llt\V •• grewve nc In . ...... 1'1u. DISCOUNT oe ~.., 11 BEAUTY operator, temoJe, male, FIREMAN plush o!fice. Call Sharon (714) 494-9401 Cail John Goso, 833-2100, Jj~~S Garden1n(, complete buy on W.C. 1Jc/In1. call • CLERKS Busy shop Laguna Bch, /Pantry, female, part time. _ CITY OF _ Wall, 133-2'700, Dmli• & Dennlll &:-Dennis P enonntl lawn ·l Y:5 ':,:.' cl'"l'UJll· The )langmen 547-5846. e PBX OPRS 4!11-27» ~ wn daily. 491-4898 NEWPORT BEACH De-PerooMel Arency, TELONIC ~:Y· "'82 Michelaon I;'."~· 'S.llRINICLER s·_E_R_V-IC-E PAINTING • PAPERING •• KEYPUNCH • BODY • lend" man needed Lacuna Be'!'h. $792·$962 Per Mo . -Ml<hellOn Dr, cy; .... -INDUSTRIES . i-;.: 19 yn in HarbOi' Uft. Uc & inullt own small tools. V\V D l SH WAS HER·Momings Min. ~quirements are: 21-30 L B h ~ :Repair le lnJlaU. ~ ' bonded. Ref'• turn. 6'2.-2356. OPRS spteialist. Days 9TIJ-2'100. Apply ln pe~n. 2.lJ5 E. Cit ~ ot age:; 5'7", 140 lbs to '°'-ntr..I E ~r,... "'\El aguna eac CARDENING Service. Ex· PAINTING ·Honest, dean, lntervit'" Hours eves 548--3154. Hwy. CdM. Equal Oppor. 6'6", with proportionatt 1~11"4 rtlO\Jl"il'I Equal Oppor. Employer , -:Wieflee &: ReUablt. Free guarantttd 1''01'k. I.Jcensed t am-U am It l pm-4 pm $ BOYS WANTED $ Employer. w<'ight: a;>/30 vision or bet-SERY1CE5•AGEl'CY • Marine Carpenter f.·~-~~t•~·~-~~1072~·~=~ 1 & i.Qlured, 675-57.0. \Vofk when & where Agel! 12--l5 DRAFTSMAN TRAINEE, ter. High school graduation. Fl'tt A Ftt Posit.ions MACH1NIS1' A. m 11 1 in g , • Heli~arc Welder ral S.rvlCff JNTER/Exter.•.Quality work you want! · MUST BE: full time. S2.75/hr. Variety lo? further intonnation Journeyman must baVe own tools, tX· \I/ill pay top wages for 2 Ii Ree.am.hie. Interim 1. Neat and honest. of duti~s for utility com-contact Penonnel Otfice, Mechanic/Fet Paid $78.5 0 da.Y M years uperience. iµTURE Eng. .-.t, 5 Call 645--7283 Pe--nel ·Service 2. Able to -ic from approx. pany. Excellent workll1r 3.'!00 Nrwport Blvd .. Secretary to l6<lO :;; ~=int!i~ 7 .'~ ISLANOER YACHTS .p. exp. as a boa~ Plaiter, Patch, A.~lr •-•• 3 PM to 8 PM Md I hours condi~ Ir ;beneflt... Ex-Newport Bea.ch, Calif. 93360. Payroll/Bkkpr to $600 5:30 pm. Vought Division of m w. 17th St. Jlft exp u • m -, 771 W. 20th, C.M. on Saturday. perience desired ~t JM:lt • 6'7'l-6633. A/P Bookkeeper to $550 ,;o...,,; t 290 Costa Mesa • .mach. 3 fl'I u a carpenttt * PATOf PL4Sl'ERING 642-7523 .546-2592 3, Enjoy• pD parties and nece11a ry , For •Po PBX/Recept/Type to $500 Computer ~ ... pmen • MECHANIC-Serv. Sta. amt "1lo HP In I r-o·u,n d I All l)'pet. Free· fft1inaW ALTERATIONISI' Dlmeyland. polntmenl, 137..()680. FLORIS!', aper. A~ p I y G.O./Comm'I !Jtl. flOO Fhcher Ave, Cotta Mesa, ....._ Top pay. To SIDOO A ~·tree trlmmlJ!I Call -Udo Area. -4. Would like to make 11.5 to DRAPERY Peel< FomU, Fl.,... Sloop, Clerical Pnsitions to $370 541).!024. up. Muri know allgnmett·& s.::-:.i:c;;:~ P::.•::•:::m:::b::'"'::!.==,,...--1 m·Cc:•7D.,;._~iii;iii='iafl~6i;fpm';i;w $10pttweek. WORKROOM 7801 Bolla Ave, 4811E.17th(atlrvlne)CM MACHINISTS airoond.Pll.613-m8. ·-~ Bui F A7P CLERK· Bright new Thi• job Is rettlna """ Help NMCltcl ·wellmfDlter. 642-1470 ·To IS Hr. Mocllcel A41l1tont .. 11ome.,~-.caror ·"' PLUMBING •--~-·---•~th e11.-er11orsouth•rnEJ<per,prerd,butnotneceu. FOOD Service Ae1stanU. Mln.5yn..,,....,Vtr1ckooe If ""-"lS per hr. Plus expense•. •u111 W&Uut me .... .,·-WI n-. .. -Co ty' f VOl'itf! ""'--· )'OU ilAc meettrig people. 1 .AllO will repait appliance• Jnstall-Remodel-Repair. eome accounts p •ya b 1 e .... , ... ,..., un • • """''"enitnt hn. ToP wages. full &: p/time S2·$3 hr. JANITORIAL work for male tolerance job thop back· have a l)'lnpt.Chetic natlm' ~ do cl ...... 1 .... haullnl It Fret Estimates, Llc. back-·""' 'Should have re· newapa.per. No collecting, 546-ll53 anytime. 838--1103 before noon Mon. 2:1 or ·OVtt. Part tbne on ground. · this local doctor needs u. ... ·~ ...,.. ... .., "S48-87'12 .,............ Call no delivery. Transportation 'R girl -=======-I wkends. 830-8392. Call Us -NO FEES EVER! J~ .... =~1.1can~~~~ Draim unclogged -S7.50 ~:a~. ~04r-!'o s 5 . ~ furn;~~.e:~ ~ Dd~~ st~a Be~:~ ~~ifssTO~~U,~ KEYPUNCHERS :~~~· =~~.~3~1~ ~AC:!KSON _The Magician 45 Sewl'!r line lo 100' -$15. Coasal Agency, 2 7 9 0 bc~n 9 A.M. and 2 P.M. ~· MUil be a -Coital Recreation, Inc. "Kelly Girls" are spede.l PETSOMel Services De:nn'19 Ii Dennis Personnel ~inl•n. of -. n bind'-ma...1~ * ~ * Hlll'bor Bl at Adaml'I, CM. d .1 peMl'!nced. Apply ln person. !MO west 17th Stttitt -.1s. w-· for the top com-Agl'!J)cy, 2082 Michel50n Dr. •r.-.. ., 5 "" 81 y. Bushan:I '• Pharmaey 244 642-0542 ... v•!l 112 No. Tower Irvinte ·.-tor chi1dttn1 parties, $8. PLUMBING REPAIR • APARTI.fENT MOTEL e Cosla 11eM area • Forest AV Lagun 8• h . panie.s in Orange Co. \Vork Union Bank Square ===-·,,_-=~=~~-I ~-' No job. too !Vllall EMPLOYMENT AGENCY phone 675-522'1 e., f c . c=EN~E"RAL°""'C-o::;u";c::e::-: -M=at'-'u=rt, where you likt, \vhen you Orange, Cali!. MEDICAL OB GYN oUioe l"BYSJTTING, hoWeclean· • * 642--3128 * Orangf' (:ou_nty & Vl rlnity Huntinifon Beach a:rta -ELECTRICIANS nteat appearing woman for like, for as long as you lil<t. 547-6446 req ~xp. back oilioe &irl Ii io in&"· cooking. ga.rdeninr job COLE-PLUMBlN.G 1>fGRS. l\1AINT, CLEAN 968-9641 lile oUice work, Near 0 . C. Excellent earnings. \Veekly Ask for Rachel J\-fay f ront of Ii~ r Ir I ~ ·~8539 24 h · ... ll61 Cpl!t - 1 can \\ltltk--."l inglt -BOYS top Money. Temporary or airport, Approx 20 hrs per pay checks. No ft t 5 . iiiiiiiiiiiii0iii0iii0iiiiiii0m I w/insurance exp. Send. wani\tU, .=o--· r. servicr. Vt:.>· (714 ) GlY.1151 ANYTl~1E pt-nnanv1t assignments. mo. $2.50 hr. 979-1424. Interviews Monday through MACHINISTS & resume to P .O. BOX 3992. Haullnv Sav• On Pl.mbing, Painling, Annex Prop Mgmt Agency Aaw 10.14 to \jellver pap<n p p 5 NO FEES GENERAL ouo·-. Ma"'-Friday from 1-4. Cail or Long Beach. : Installation•. ""'' .,,;. 1~< N. T"•tin o-··· In· the o ... Poln~ Sano.. • • • .. •W< MECHANICS GE'f. RIO OF T H A T UNSIGHTLY TRASll AND DEBRIS. FREE E S T I· . MATES. ~ -·-~ p Ill Lite boo'"·eep;,..,. vi1it. , MEDICAL 0 ---ptio·'·t, ~ .. mates. Good refer. ft39-0372. mtnte areas. ac c woman. IU\ ---· ~~ u... ww ASSEMBLERS DAILY PILOT ParlOnntl 'Sorvlcoi New growing company. KELLY GIRL Interview Hours traln.SwlngShltt.PeroomJel Romodol & Repair 49Ui20 1U No. ,.._, 01M 614-8494. :1061 Bu.iness Ctr. Dr. 9 am-11amI<1 pm-4 pm Hoag Hnxp, NB. CUSTOM Remod/AlteratlmJ. P. C. Boonl ....,.mbly to CAMPER MFGR. d 1 Union Bank !;quaH GIRL FRIDAY: Pleuant Irvine 133-1441 Work wben I< where MEN & IVQMEN. eompuy What hava yoo.' Dtvtd $2.65 .lift' br. Great co. Ir exp'd. help. APJQ,n:; W. Ora.np, Calif. bou needs IUJM!I' lharp galli::ii::::::::::::;:::::: )'Oii want! producinc medtcal lli'o- • »OUNG Veteran needl work. St art 'I ---bonttlil.I. 18th st r~ M 547-6446 with -chirp altitud .. I' 1~-'m grams " lntemew1nc Ill REASONABLE. 518-6428. .• ·~"%·1.' ren -·-·~• P.P.S. NO FEES '~ -Insurance •nowtedr• Jr. M:ountant-R.E. to. $800 °"'" bo wm hllJf traah"" ~ --I .i&&~----;1!!!!>..~k~f=ar~Rachcl~=-:i:M>Y:,., Good loettetil.I To 54"')'-0>nl1nlcton tn S800 Penonnel Service .,.. w hove bod bMrl ,Jteaaonable . MS..(IQ86R cc:ooff:.::nv:::..------1 P•clfic I -.--.__ helpful. . --...td>er/S.-_ diltue or major llll"Pi"Y· ' ·---. "ESCROW'• "94 Co ~---••·-u~,.. ··--771 W 20th C M Call 636-'-"--er -~v-·-Ptnonntl Services ~ • · ·~· • -F/C Bkkpr/Elcl'Ow $750 • ' • • -· ~· •- ID No. TOW<f. CAN.'T FINO Rlpidly"'llOnd'Olllil .... A Fee Joba. Call Undo Ray, Girl Frl/lnlunu>ce flOO 642-7523 546-2592 5pm-10pm !or furtlttr IJt. SKIPLOADER Ir dump truck -w«'k. Concrete & upbl.lt • a wing & brtakln&". .-mo. Y4RD range cleanupt. .. Rem0ve ~·· dirt, ivy, ·Driveways, grading. 847·2666 11>G6L Moves. Exp collt~ ~ 1tuifent, Lra: truck. Reas. 534--1846. LEE Roofing Co. ~ all . types. Recover, repatn, thermo roof coatings. white & color. µc/bOnded, st.nee 1947. Free est. 60-7221 e T. Gey Roolln.. Deal Din-ct. I, do n'IY own "-'Ork. 645-1780. 548--95901 Sewing/Alter1ilon1 -SEwrnG INSTRUCTION ADULT, TEEN, CIULD. 548-73i9 N~wport Beach Y';\Ro & G11ragt Cltanup. tree est. 7 d~s. Call art)'tline, 543-5031. ,;;;:-,.-:.~=----I • Roallnv& Air • * Loan 1 eek a nperlenced -l:outal J.rency, C a•~/~--~ fonnatlon. UnlonBankSqu... THE -"-~-Bl at Adams, FLel/ 11-Secretary ... ~a~ ··-... ~. w·~ _,,,,,,~-----1 Ora r.ou candidate for CU'ftl' op-.,.,.,. na.1.-uuc ..,,.,. ~ ALlJ.~ NEED ·IMMEDIATELY! nge,.'-'<U · a.1 CM -J al I '547-6+% JOB YOU WANT? "°""'nlty. Full or part ume . Exec. Seen?tary S625 am ca nn BOOKKEEPER -aCCO!Oib • Ask. for J\aCbel May houn available. GENERAL OFC TRNE A/P Cieri< l550 2101 E. Cout Hwy, Ml PIYll>le, 3 to 5 yran - · CLERKS -OFFICERS FEE Paid. Aloo, Fee Jobs. NEWPORT MAIDS WANTEO Fast; alert, rood typist . AUTO Call Min Oxley New offlcts ~peniiig 100n Personnel Agency Mature. Mwt be exper, Fl Farriiliarity with D . P '. • • • TRY OURS! (213l 671)...()150 desires lndividOal willing to IS3 Dover Dr., N.B. timl'!', Sec Personnel Mgr, techniques prefemd. S&llfY 'J)enOnallty and excellent ap· F.qual Opportunity Employer train In 8-ll phases for 6424170 Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. 10 S65CI o .O.E . Send resume pea.ranee requl~d· tor.,::ls ESCROW fabulous firm. ft25. CAl1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!! Coast Hwy, NB. to Mnt. McCLURE. lnttrtsting job h\n our p~· J?\t~t:EDIATE Pt.ACEMENT SECRETARY Michel &nz. 833-2700. Oen· A good want ad ts a &ood in. For that ltem uncter $50, 'b'y P. o . Box 1810 \ihil dealers P· e FOR: This fine oWce needs a aal ni!I &: Dennis Personnel vestment. the PeMy Pincher. N'pt Beach Ca1 9258.1 Bau<'r :Sulek 919-2500 ext. . with your taJents. It't a Agency, 2082 Michelson Dr, ,,;;;::,:=::======.'.-i::::"==:i:::=:i::::i:::==::::.,=""====·===-·:=:::;:::=I #19 belween l!M p.m. e FIGURE CLERK ettal plac:< lo be! $650. Co. Irvine. ' AUTO P.,,. F..._ AllD, F .. Jobs. GIRL FRIOAY Condltloninv .1,,.,.;:;::;;:="""--- : AIR OOND. CONTRACl'OR Jim Rubel 1412 S1ndc11tlo Orlvo Corona def Mar • • • Thtso /ob• aro v1rlod Call ~ M ·--Gtntral bookkeeper nffded I , .. ancy ay, .,...,.._-,,,, Girl nttdftl to perform & cha le":.::ll Codlal ~. 27 90 van'ety or dutl•• far due to promotkln and t>c· ' / " C 0 S Till 'O fl L C 0 R & (II H 0 ' Tlwo &SIDI llllR.t: fl'fl BlllC l D II If. you re W num· Harbor Bl at Adam.s, CM. m 0 b11 o /modula.r homt panalon. A rood bl~ llHI bort a can type• • ESTIMATOR -·-"··turer, pr 1m 1 r y ht' the automotivt' tltld qutJl· iAll~fy ,,_,_ \' oo are lha winner of 2 t1ckd1 to the - '· OUl lot Htimate -M2..QG15 :· R !l Huga:inH86 Ne~'POl't. NB -'i c I 8 ~11,1#.1 • -.. ...,,, .. Sovthl1nd Homa & CO.nltn Show qes for thl• dlvm!ne<I spot. you m~y ciu• I • -'mpollllblllty will be u 1 Phorie Bau<r Bulcl< 919-2500 • TYPIST CLERK NO RES · ·rec:eptionlat, and will '!'1•11 l X II· IllIS IPIR l ~ OR ~ .,.-·•--··· ,, i1ousE oF ... '~. ·CLEAN ' .. , • FLOO,llS. CAlll'ETS. • WINDOWS & WAU.S. -.· f 'YEARS AREA. ~642~6824 ext. #19 betften lo-4 p.m. Good akills necea. tnsuranct Muat have lltV!ftl )'Tl. e•4 annerbll th• J>honff end , e•-, '·Jp"'•I ""'t not ti· .-, ~t..I .. 1J\ a dye O"fftinl euttomttl and VC!ft. at th AUTO SAL ES ·~· ~ ·-~ ~ "~"""" ~~ -··'bill"-""tlal 1 Position ttq1111'tl -1no rnvlronment. don. v~ .,.,..._ -ANAHNTEIM1A,., Would like experlenced man. u•• ~e·no. • wo will be OJl<lt Mon., July will lncludo eypJna'. at lffat CONVE un Join ono ol the most sue· w ~ 50 lilndllnl CENTER ces!lul Ford lltalenhlfll In 3"!. ms.~~ clerical= Julylj. July 23 Orange Counl)'. Top com· 'fliTEl\VlEWINC P.P.S; Jttl !Ultctlonl • m!ic. Ple11.se call 6'2·56i3; txf. 314 mttslo111, Jnrur~ ~ Mon thru Jo"rl 9 un·2:30 pm Pacific clfticaJ duties. helw ... n 9 Md 5 llftl tn clllm _Plan. IV1 need • truly Jll'O' P1r10nnol SorvicH L1vltt Con1trucllon )lfAll' l1cJcels. INorth County !tlll.lon&I newltar aaleeman. ON 112 No. Tcrlt'tf Systems, lnr. toll·lr .. number ls 5«J.lm) Apply In p<roon to Don SrrE OF OVR Unloo Bank sQllU't .. • M2·m6 tNtRODOCING: McCoyo * * * Crevier. Theodore RoblM NEW BUll.DING Orin«<, CllU. .,..,;, 6 yilCht cleaning Altor111on>-'42·5845 ,Ford, 316(1 Harber Blvd.. PACIFIC MUTUAL 547.6446 'Dtull Oppar. Employtr eervkw-IJc. Jtftl. nte1. Nee.I t.C'CUrlte. I> yean ,...... Cblta Mesa. .. -'-·'-.__ .,.. __ L__, ..... GUU,. part lime $ dl3I Jll!I' ~ •35t • •r ..i..n · FASHION ISLAND -~ """"' ....., -1<, must pxt l ti1f, ··~ • S11n• Au TOMOTIVE ""'· <Comer Santa CM • AuteK cllR -. Hunt!--• f. I . , , • ~ &liltti: · -Want • <ood ""1' -N--c...ttt Dri••l 'P -•~·"-a fn. · ,..i;-. 11oors . ottc. •D~s1..-c1o<1er. Coll Jon 811hll. ..~. · TtmOUGH A •·=tor -- • 0 l I1D 18 P r II R f l 1 I l&D l ICO 8 ~ IX I 01 llOIM ox RI iRI 01 • Pf l'f -E'l::-P. ~C 0 C I IC · -S!Rll UL f P'lRf -~ I l ID I 0 .. v. 0 I : ll<tdlllCllll't rs~.'" 1, SSJ!$ M<h .• "11· $1-GOl5t! O>Uon Gofl vw, 1"" tnnlt>9t" ' Ml nu C.ll ~.anY)lmo Dutna !'Vk. ~~~Ol'dal!t In 'Lo'! An-DAILY Pl~OT GIRL nidl,y, 1•••1 • I s J 11..J / ~Daic~~= 11or W draw lb the WHI Babyllttor b' IVOl1'q -.,i,. until move to Newport. WANT AD w/_.Jft)I, Ille ~ A '._..._,a • .. • ; "*WE DO * • •. ·• lllll.t' PUot ClulUlod d'.,mu,st ha;:.:"" !mW, <W 5'1><. '72. l-'4Z.J67t .-_ ~ ~ work CIOSSWOID ·TU"'-8• ANswEIS , • -. n.o eat. 14'-U Ad. 64).66!1. Dve lo.,147.,..,.. "' 'I' • • --•• __ _:::::.=.=..:..:;.=.::.:.....;,tj<;." ::;;, ;;;;.;7,----------'j"' ;,.. t \ ~ ..... J •• -' ' ~., ' • • • 41\( ; I .. o • + • 1 'f" • I \ f .._ _:.:;.' ~ ... ' .. ... ..... < • , \ • \ • ! I. I I l' ' I • I ,, ~I .. ; I I . I • ' ,. ' '' I I • '•, ' Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers '"'} • See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD I. Stow 2. Gulttr 3. Baby Crib 4. Etoctrlc Sew 5. c.,,,.,. 6. Weahor 7. Outboerd Motor I. Stereo Sot 9. Couch Will Sell Fast! 29. Bicyde 57. Electric Train 30. Typowrlhr 58. Kiiton 31. Bar Stools 59. Cloulc Auto 32. Encyclopodlo 60. Coffoo Teblo 33, Vecuum CINnor 61. Motorcydo 34. Tropical Flah 62. Accordion 35. Hot Roel Equlpm't 63. Skl1 \ 36. Fllt Cebinot 64. TV ht 37. Goll Clubt 6S. Workbench 10. Clorlnot 38. Sterling SRvor 66. Diamond Wotch 11. Relrlgorotor 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sowing Mlchlno 14. Surfboard 15. Mlchlne Tools 16. Di1hwHhtr 17. Puppy II. Cabin CrulHr 19. Golf Cort 20. Boromoltr 21 , Stemp Colloctlon 22. DI-Sot 23. Ploy ..... 24. Bowling loll 25, W-Ilda 26.P,_ 27. SultcoH 28, Clock 39. Victorian Mirror 40. Boclroom Sot 41. Sllde ProJoclor 42. li1wn Mower 43. Pool Tobit 44. Tires 45. Piano 46. Fur Coal 47. Dnpot 48. Linone 49. Hor11 50, Alrplene 51, Orgen 52. Exercyclo 53. Riro lloob 54. Sid Booh SS, High Chllr . 56. Colne 67. Qo.Kert 68. Ironer 69. temping Troller 70. Antique Fumlturo 71. Tope Recorder 72. Sailboat 73, Sporle Cer 74. MlttroulloxSpp 75. Inboard Spoodboot 76. Shotgun n . Saddle 78, Dirt Gomo 79. Punchl119 Bot IO. Baby Corri ... 11. D..- 12. Rifle 13. Delk ' 14. SCUBA GNr These or any other extra !hings around the house can be turned into cash with a · DAILY, PIL 'OI WANT-~D • • • J ... ·~ J L -• S-0 Don't Just Sit There! • ' • -. -DIAL ' • -· -. ""'°'. Jol1 16, 1972 Mll.V Ill.OT , s' ,... l[Il] f ,.....,.. l[Il] I '"'*''"""" . l[l] I '"-"'" ... 1[ll) 1 -..-un ; .-Ip Wont..i, Ma F 711 Help Wonted, Ma F 710 Help W•-· Ma I' 710 Help Woni.d, Ma F 710 Hllp W1nteo1, M & I' 711 l40TEL maid, ~ l'HARMACY c!rl needocl tor R I I """''«!, N"'ll"' Boodl d<rlc:al pooltlon. Newport II alote C11'Mr SECRETARY TRAINEE Tft.vol.odp eo.mz -area. Good oal&I')' + New or~. jotn die FOUNTAIN VAU.EY Good ofc lkllla wttb "°""' ~ ' bond! 6CUOl>7 Oompony tbari crowlzll. U SCHOOL DISl'IUcr wW land rtaht pl lhll -NO 1'EE . , you do not ~ e 0-., R<quU.menll Include T)'p-IPOL Xtra loor t.nn. • Typltto · PRESSMAN cbecli on""' tnc ,. th lkilts. "WY tn lrvlno 54M41' • s.c..torlu 1 Yeu mlnlmum exper. $49 N 1 Ll~thouao Lo NEVER F • Mite. Foclory on A. I!. Dlclc 360 Ii Jtok J>el'1IOll, o. •" A EE AT TEMl'l O>mor of Talbert and TEMPO • Dellv. Driver Camera. Salary • tncenUve. Rul Eototo Newland), Fountain Volley, Temporary Holp Mu It Women. Many op. Call 60-9470 Llcen1ln1 COt.lrM 1 .~no:.::1a:tor;,::than:,~July:.l~7~th~ . ...,,1~~::~::;""':;= portupltln for lol1I Ii lhort ;;;;;;;;;;iiDarrell;iii;iii;ildiiuiirpiibyMiiO• I Full aa1., training procram torm aullnn><nta. La,... Teletype Opr to$720: dema-.11 .a-tempor·~ work p ....... T I -no cost. Manqernent op. Secretary P1rsonntl 1''inancial giant movin.. l I ...... ws -J ,..,, -,....r. r• ""' portunitin:, Ask for Mn. - in your favorlte area of Comprt11ion Molding Jones for lnlonn1Uon at l\Iust have good ~cretarial area seeks d e~~ n d • b I , Oranee Co. Female trainees needed to S.U·SS&l. alplls, pleuant personality, penionabte ind1v1dt.W. Ca opt.'r'ate pn!sses, m a k r T b II R lton be able to ass um r 'J'rary P.tartin, 8 3 3 - 2 T 0 0 ..,_,G. ~ 2111 .......... j ·( m '""-• m.1m NURSES, pvt. duty, all types, all &bUt., UICOUlie Nurse'• Re1i•try. 351 Hospital Rd., N.B. • 64Z--9955 or 5t0-995C In-M MIF NURSES, pvt. duly, all ..... al lhUtl. Leemulle-Nm.'1 ~. :151 Hospital Rd., N.B. 6G-119l5 rr f540.99lll Interriewa S..S M/F NURSES AIDES Bayview C.Onv. Hosp. * 540-6690 * fi~l&S! )>roducl3. Day ar • ea responsibllilirs Ylith littlr Dennis & Dennis ~raonrx ' shift 8 am to 4:30 pm. Night supervision. Type 65, 181\1 Ai~ocy, 2082 Michelson D shift 4:30 pm to 1 am RECEPTIONIST • rlec \E."tcl. Shrtlu1d 100 .. 1..,i.vm. .................... .. Ci1mbro Mfg. ComJNlft)' TYPIST. Corporate ottice:s. Starting Wary $707 mo. I" 7601 C1a,y Avt, H.B. fl0.60 \VPM. No qenclei. Stnd resume to San Joaquin "K U ~'!1~~STS 1 847-3531 For appt. call Dick Beau· School District, 14600 S. \\'. e Y , 1r s are specif.. Equal Opportunity Emplo:,.-er champ, 546-03_ 70 wttkdaya... Sand Canyon, E. Irvine, 1lrls. \\ork for the top con CaJ. e2650. pa._ Jn Orange Co. \Yor PRINT Shop Binder Coat· JU'.CEPI'IONisr W doctor's Sec Y Buyu Trne to $600 like for u lolll' u )IOU liltt , where you Uke, whtn yo I !ne, t r i mm 1 n I , stitch· offl~. Type eo w.p.m. call No ah. ~ey spot f~ adv&nc~ Excdxent earnings, Wetkl. tng exper. Willing to M3-007g, ment m dynamic srowlne P9l' checks. No f • e • work 2nd shift. D:~ptional Irvine area electror:rlca firm ~t • Secretary. • lntenitwl ?\tonday tbrouc oppor. ·w/graw!ne nat'l co. Small o.c. f1na wantl xtra WW i:am to buy soft Items. Friday from l-4. Call 11 Immed. openJnn. X In t • ~u~l future, Top bent-visit. working concb. w/outrtand· lharp lh'1· 5fS..8'25. fits. Abigail Abbot Ptnormel KELl...Y GIRL ing fringe benetits. No. Sa.Jes Agency, 230 \V, \Varner, ni BUl~s Ctr Dr Amrrican C.Ornspondence Suite 209, S.A. 557-6122. Irvine i3s..J44· School. 4401 Birth St., NB. Mn. Miles, 546-1360. s E c RETA R Y-r~amiliar1'11:=:=m:=:=:=~ \\' I v:orking ...,. I clallllilied Ii OFFICE NO FEE PRTh'T Shop }~older Opr e St•no Cl•rk Cutting & fold ing ex- THIS IS IT! matorw. Tak• dlc1•foo, to TYPIST CLERK I "-ork p/tilm, reg. hrs -CITY OF -per. \Yilling to v:ork 2nd e Keypunch Trne shift. lmpi.ed~ opening.11. Ex· • Keypunch Exper ceptional oppor. w/growing Here 1! the opporiun. lty you have bee:n looking for, pref'd. \\'ill oons~dtr after NEWPORT BEACH h". (213) 831-2255. $453-$551 p., Mo e Stilt Typl1t nat'I co. Xln't \\'orl<ing SECRETARY-general oUice. Poaition rarutres 40 \Y.p.rt \'ac~t dealer. Brokerqe. bPin& & pttvious libn.J: 1-tarin:& on Bay. Ya~htin& exper. i1 desirable. For ar A.slOCiate Corp. &l6--0561. pUcation & information con SECRETARY. construetion tact Ptnonnel Office, 3Ji V>'ork. Call bet?.-een 9 A: 4: 30 Newport Wvd., Nnpor pm. 962-6683; 54C).....QX). Beach, Calif. 9 2 6 CO . M8jor Insurance co. in conds. w/outstanding fringe Fuhk>n Island Free com· benetits. No. American Cor· mut:iqr to I.A. until Stpt. rerpondenct Schools, 4401 rtkJCIOOn. Good aalarin Ir: Birch St., NB. Mri. Miles, frtnpt. Interview A teat '-"54&--"--1360.=-~---dally, e JIIGH CLOSE RATE • Our new peo- ple are clol.tnc at the rale of 50 to 75 per- cent. (f{iid==J OFFICE c!rl, !/-, pmn position. Hunt Beh area. Expor. prel'd. 857-2561. PARKING Lot Maintenance. Nights on1y. 5% nights. $150 per wk. Call 557-24M btwn ! A 10 am. PBX. AnswerifW auvfce. Exper pref. Relief lhitt. Steady work. 536--8881. PERSONNEL SECRETARY Thi lrvine Co. I I I Ir I llCn!tary tD -penmmel iep:ewwwt&tlve 1n all U'9l.ll of ncrulttng a malntaln 14mrM!!I flies. l"«wounel bocqroun4 htlpllil. but not mena. Typlnc '1D w.p.m. A: _ ..... ~ Xln't co. beneftta. Coll Mra. $moot 144 ~., P.OEE INDUSTRIES. 165 Wk to $87.50 Wk Depending on Qualifications P11rt Time Even1np 6:30...2:.JJ, Sat )Oam-5 pm. Meehanical ap- titude helpful. but not req'd. Must be 19 or over, able to ltart wortc immed.. If ae- ..,ied. Fir job lnlormatloo CID ---77MSSI IRST llYS! The DAILY .rltOT·' ORANGE COAST'S * * * Devld R. Allen 17702 CyproH TrH Leno . lrvlno You llJ'e the winner of 2 tickets to tho Southlond Homo & Gordon Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER July 14 • July 23 Pltue call 6'2·5678, ext •. 314 between 9 and 5 pm'to claim your tickets. <North County toll-tree number is ~:ID)) * * * RHI Ell•to s.1 .. Lteensed real e 1 t a t e lllf:IP*lWWW wurted izn.. -~ tor Hundnrton Beaeb area . Phone '114/«IM739. • CLASSIFIED .iouRS Advertlserl may place their ocla bf telephone S:OO a.m. to 5:30 p.m. MollO&>' WU Friday H tp noon f'.aturday cosrA MESA OFFICE 330 W. Bay 642-5678 NEWPORT BEACH 1333~Blwl. HU!ITINGl'ON llE"CJ! 1!8'1S -lllwl. ' '54G-lll:IO LAGUNA BUCH 223 Forest Ave. CB<-9466 SAN CLEMENTP! 3111 N. El Comlno Reo1 492-4420 • e LEAD SYSJ'!l,'1'. • All t...i. lumllhod.. No cold Cllll or. can--· e HIGH INC0.'1'.E • You ~ eern In tmlmiAionl 'U),000 or more your first year. Many tncen· tivel, bonuser, rore- •isn trawl, etc. e TRAINING PRQ. GRM1·Moet thorough in the bumness in- dudq "how to" sell, c~. etc. e ADVANCEMENT· You lhCJU1d 119 able to become a DI.vision Id ...... In I to I mcatlll or lea. • l'llOOUCl' -,... onclal --o!ICI plambw ... tho -di• 1nrom9 famtly wlth a~ eon- eern for the flnancllll . lu1url ol the tamlly. e .Sl'ABILrlY -Buk· eel by a fll&l1I NYSE Ulted company with uaett of ~ billion c1ollan. PrevioWI aperionct la cl lllllt lmpirtallct 11 )'OQ ... --·b!P• "" ~ tnlllsrit:1. Uld ... • dtCre to .... )'OU!' tfi. ......... m..¥33. SECRETARIES -~n~ •· lo "Kelly Girls" a.re IPfclal •"'"~" .. the opuator ·: sizU, WOii< C.. lho lop com-2od operation, exp-. Tat pule• tn 0ranp c.o. Work matte Qirp., MS w. 11th( where you like, when you Newport BN.ch MS-MOC. like, for as lo~u like. WAJTRESSES exp 0 n1 y . Excellent ear \Yeekly must be over 21 day o· pay checkll. N f e e !I • nleht shifts open ' 495-4341 lntervif'ws Monday through S3f-lJS2. ' I Friday from 1-4. Call or1,,,---~--.--~ visit. WANTED: Br i r ht, Im 1 KELLY GIRL qinative girl 10do1enenl 2061 Business Ctr. Dr. ofc work. Gd lyping le fillzl Irvine 833-1441 ft<l'd, SH or dlctaphooo ! I "'"""""'"'"""'""'""'""'""I helpful. Exp not ""!· Star:1 SECRETARY tor engineer-$350 n'IO. Cout Catam.ann., Ing architectural office in Racing Depl, :mu Calk• Tustin. Must have top aldlla, Pe r f e c t o , San Juu1 be oeJ1 atarti"I 6 depen-l"°'Cap=-=u~trano=-· -=~---dable. Salary commemurate WIDOWER w/2 aru aat• 1 with upl'!'ience. 13J..1570 A: 4 needs llve-ln Nanny. En 11n•ar1 n I Servlct Youna:er woman pr •1. •Corp/Applle4 Planntn1 ~~ Dynamle1. 1'===. ~=---. "'N"an"""'o""·-·-ain Sec'y, Cooatru-lllO Hu ......... ... - ltat11tbl .7)1tlll UDO aa'mnea m CX. IG4Ntl. ~ _.,YACHT aalnmon -I' s.c:y, SIJWle-"Today'' l800 l>rcbrap. Salff oxpJ Secy, Hi-Fashion teOO neceuary I+ in deptb Liz Reindf!r11 Apncy knowledp o1 boats. -4500 Campus Dr., NB level nwl<et. Slnlli>t """' 546-2118 mllllon --bf -S & L advertlsln1. !'or appt call BRANCH MANAGER (n4l646--055l. Accelerated growth In the LA/Orange Co. area bu create<! a challengin&: op. ,_ _____ ..,.......,. ....... portunity for an exper, operationl manager w/• -traclc reoonl liltl~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.::ii!"i~ ,.._.,i A the abWV Ant'--to-" .... bullneu. Sel>ll:1.:.::;;;.:: ....... :::;:::_ ___ ;;;::;i rewme w I• al a r y n-AN'n:QUES A: collectl qu11..-.1o C•nlfled Id tor tho --ao. 484, c/o IJlfl1 Pilot. P.O. Trunlll, llua bani )>olJNdi ll tlUo IOlilldl like wlllt Bax lSIO, a.ta Mesa, Ca dlthes, 1nver,' • -.,.. you wont. clll: -. . nproductlons, no - Equal ~. Empl-d1eckl l>i•uol li<5-3Cl7, lo:D SHOE Salelman, aper. By So. Olive, Santa Ana. appt. Alie tor Id r • ANTIQUES A nproc1uct1ons, NOR'nl COUNT'C Shoemaker, Phone "4-.al! ISO lo $400. -lolol'I. dla1 -540-1220 .. 548-6511. carwd cJei]j -· ,. (714) ·~741 CLASSIFIED CAPITAL RESOURCES Service station 5a1,. man oil painting. 4• bromo mt.- DEVELOPMENT lull time, eve. experi•nced '"'· P' country French ~!~~~~E: kills equal opportunity employer neat in appearance apply uphol love seatJI, pr Bomt.,y 11 5:30 p.m. the day })e.. morninp 2590 Newport Blvd. chests, triple d re a 1er1, for pu61lcation. except Sale• Service itation attendant ltallan Prov, parquet finish, ror,,Sunda.Y Ii Monday PERSONNEL 562-1919. Edluons when deadline COUNSELOR TRNE part tlm•, ev" """ wee•,1---------1 II Saturday, l2 noon. 11 -··re -~... ... ends-apply Z590 Appllencot 1112 ,_ ,....,_ Newport Blvd. --------1 C' ••S1FIED tlrusiuUc " want to: ::;:;;;;.::::.=-~--I · .. ~ "'KE MONEY SERVICE s..-Help, ex-~YTAG r.patnnan bu REGULATIONS -IT pu Full 6 prnm.. 9111 E. wuhm 135. to lllJO, Can EllllORS: Mft<1J1en ADVANCE ON MER ~ H Nl!. · cte11 .. r w/l yr. llJ&n1. ---Ids WORK W/PEOP.LE L wy., B-1'1'11. 5allY 6 tepCOt ""°"' We will tratn you t:tr a Poli-*51-.oom P.R, $475 -lrff= 2 ~ \on-~ THE -Iii --o!!!oo Iii Gen'l ale pooltlon In a-. J'ooc89mo -~ ~·l ~ for tht ':!:t"'l: all upee11 of .....,,q. dealiD bual-. Oppor, lo wide. Good eoad. Sl!l5. v tntlnli 6 na1aat1ns poten-worlt W/Dal'l a-. --onl)t, tlal ... plo)w for local, ... -CeoM ~ l57~41 CANCElLA'l'IONS: ttonat. tnternatlonal ..... -Caml'U' Dr., NB No. B4'1'w=ES=1=1N"'G"HO=u=SE=-..,._--,-.... Wiien ldlllnr an 14 be pan1eo. Helen Schattor !i51-m.t 1' prtee, ....., ,-. ABC ~ u: ~ ~ Call Pat Beran, m.-m>. SMAU. constm'tft" produdl Lumber, ltO Eut llltb. ·given yau by your ad ~ A: Demt. Pemmel manufacturina re q u tr• 1 C.M. I taker u rece1pt of your ' Aa:ency mature female. Typinz SH, REFRIGERATOR $15. Gu cancellation. 11tlt ldll D2 Miehellon Dr., Jnrlne. bUling exp. N. B. area. •love $)). M&-35TI or number mUst be pre--Good salary, workini oonds 838-7363. i.:'1:!e ~fi:ecli:~ SECRETARY ' ~~r. benefit!. Phone'1o'"VE=Rc-=200o--w-u"°'h<-,,-. -,~--.I -cANCElLATION 0 R Irvtne Co. ..W IOCr<llr)I mrtguatnn l>vnl $39.95. CORRECrlON or NEW with min. • S yrs upor. * Sltno lo $550 54>-0l!O. AD llErORE RUNNING: l!Ack""""'1 In a~ Good l)oplsl !or dlvmified;l-~G=ENERAL==-ELECl'Rl===c,-·' &wt7 eaort II made to helpful, but not nece.. »Olitfon in ~dnl dept. Portable Dllhwasher ldll '11 -a -Id P<><!Uon nqulrH "'1llllc:a1 Plwth ~ • put ·~ * ~ ·--llOo -ordellll, ll'Ptnr .l -ol 11 "'1· Xlll'I -ftla. ~· -birt--t--«lllds 6 co. ServiceCentcrA&enc7 G. E. Amtrlc:am "'"'do .. UDlll the Id -fill. Cl2 --Dr. NB-No. B4 ........... 111 ihe Cell Mn. Smoot H-Sdiafler !i51-2lll -· ~-•-: "!!l!!!ll'~Ml-aatmll!!!!~!l!ISTORIC dftlt, -·put ....... "'iideti. '!!! im. ...... Ml 'llmt, -t :::-111 ~ ll:r ...U S1IH Repe to $15,000 -· t da1lfwlL Guor. ftoo Del. SltHSl2. .. at -_., -.,,. ,... Palcl. Allo, FM J--l'lllGIDAIRE ........ -NO pl.--.. Aa>'rnlvt lllilttlduall -TEU:PHONE -: Sell .. rm1s, ll <11. tt. Like-. 'l'lllC DAILY PrJJJ'r ..,. •""'1 reopomlbjll'1 dftlNd Southern <>ranp CounlY'• 195. Call m.ml. -Ibo r!Cht ID d... to call Oft eomponla !or Fa-N-p« from rnEEZER 15.S cu II. IU)',.adlt. etmOI' tit""' food manut.ae&rtr. Car )'CIUr home. Make u much like Nb11fralot, aetlleot ,_ IOY -~ .now'""' + -..,. u )'l)>I need. ee-com-runnl"I <:Ond. $15. 96&4!1Q aad to chnp 111 rt.IOI Count + co. Pold ·beMllll. mtulon On .. cb tale. Call WASHING M·~lne u-~-- 6 nsatatti>m 1'1U.O,.I Call John Goll, tm-2'100. l5'!-. · -·--tirlar ..UC.. De-A Denni• l'lnonilel ~ Power'"°'"'" 2SJ S... Aatncy :11182 Ml c h' loo n , TRAINEE to 'rhomu, CM 64Ul13. CLAUll'llD Drhot .irvtnt. INSIDE SALES • RCA 'El«lr1c Dryet , MAILING ADDltlSS ' Ftno crowl"I co. 'llffd• man 0 SALES pmonritl, eicper. to learn ala trQm the in-1gnt cond. 6 eycle. StD_ or p,O:Ji~!:°' Male .l lemale. Sa!Ull •Ide. Ute '11>~ r.qulred. trade. ~mt. -Open, Apply In ,,.,....,, Call -J-~ KENMOIU!:, delu.u I ltd Marketplace , Fulllon Colley, 11111 N. Couta1 Apnq, 1190 -.N111llk1t-.$f5, ' ,Cout HWJ, Lqum. llcb. Ru1>cr 81 ot A-., CIL * I• ... * 'llio l.u181 «aw ID Iha W_, Don't Ii" • 1bO •t I . -.... Dollr Piiot 00-·...... :ra.. that --... lr7 for Allio• • --------1 .:;AL::..;.;-+::."':::...---1 Iba-"""""· . -~~-----~·~---~~-~~~ _·::.::____::::_ _______ ~~-------~~-----------~--'~:::::::...c. ___ _:_...:::.:.:.w ' ' ' " ' ' ... -· .,.,. Im -·"" . I- I ;r;; ..... t'l -. , -"" .. • OU - I ("" . •'· '. - , • ....... _ .. -- -. SO JOUR ·LITTLE · RED . WAGON : ' ' • I ' ,_, ~ 1·s· REAl~Y · DRAGGINi -. ,. __ _ l\LI. llLL. ii LL -·- . ' ·' ' ; .· ... ' . ' ., ' " .- • or: ' I I ' . • "' oil> .. 'I . ' . • ' ' -. -~. "" tw·\c. ... ·1; d . • . . . . • • ~ ... , . ' : -·A·DD IJO·RSEPOWER TO THE FAM/t ·r 1BIJDGET ' . . . ' •• \ ' I ' • • • - .. ". , Jou can handle those bills. All you . _.eed ar, tb,e dol· · lars · you~ll get for all the ' still-good, but_. nobd.ctY~ q~es. . ,;). +• I,·, ·them items you'll find all over the house •. Make a list • of them today and decide to turn those unwanted .ar· ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you • • · • it'll pay you. And you'll be surprised at how fast yoi :C:cin sell · ' I .· iust about anything ~with a DAll.eY~~ILQT classified ad." .., . -Jry it today. Every day is ·a good ·day to use . l / ' ... • ' DAILY PILOT ·WANl ADS • " • ' • ' . ' I • ' . ' • . --\ • ' '{Arid ·;You (an Charge Tlleiif • I . . . . • ._. . .. • • ' . ' -' ' : ' ,. •• ' • • I•. • , f ,_,, .,.., ~ ... _. ' , . ' ••• \ '. • • • ' , ' I I ' '· ·' , i I ,, 4 I ~ ,. . , i • .. , " ' .. • ' -· ---. SEE ·IT FREE • •ryth1119 our omo ' EMii f...,eH11g 'Benae.' la ' ' ~-Ion .Vefalele J;%•1Mt. NOW! NEW! PILOT . ~·.~.PENNY -... r ' PINCHER ' ' CWSIFIEIJ .95· WITH A NEW-L ·fJW-RATE • 3 LINES . . . . . ' .. - 2 TIMES $2.0.0 I • • DOORS Of'EN Wl•l--·12.Noon DAil Y I'll.OT Find Your Name """' -........ lo • _ ...... -It ...... oppiar ...... ~ dllst llcallool, ....... "'-.. -...... 642-5671, htwloo ll4, ....... .. t .... ...r 1 ...... lo -·.,..._ .. lo pick 1p yow tlcl: ..... _, _..,...DAILY PILOT ofllco. Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT f Brand new Pinto tffts w/rlml. fDJ x ll $SO~st otter ~13.· l30 , ______ , SCUBA. COMPLETE GEAR. CAIL FOR DETAIU; BEST OFFER 646-1540 Store, Ra1t1ur1nt, Bar 132 11' DELI CASE ;JS-2524 VARJE"I'Y o1 kittena. 1lax trained Ir: weaned. T weUa old.- SMALL brttd Puppin, ~ tD lood home wtth lenoed yanl. -1648. HONDA 90, Trail bike. $125. Sabot, complete $125. 80)''1 s~m.~. * TV, Radio, HIFI.. Storto •d I .. d I di I it~ 1 * * . STEREO 1972 Garrard ~--~-iiii:iism~;; ~~;;;;;;;;;;;V;;;1 J. Mor•n GE le Kenmore w&lbtn. need \\'Olk. Lg I mo. pqppy, lrllh.shep. mix. - FREE KITI'ENS ASSORTED COLORS, • 548--3971 • 973 Arbor equlppeil with lull Wed P"'" ._ furniture _ · 110 G•r-o •-io 112 You ~':e~~!~ ot fessional changer, AM/FM FREE Kltten-.Outty, pttch Appll•n;cet ~4 -• ~ 1tetto rttelver, tealed air-black, male, 1ho~. Orphan- ...:.;:..;..-'-----.....;. SPANI91 atyle Sofa~OO. 2 tickets to the 11..1spension apealttrs, tape ed, MUST place. 548-'lUJ. Rent. Walher1/Dryer1 tq bottcm. 6"-1142, NEWPORT Island Garage Southland deck fr: head phone plug-in rnEE to good home _ $2. Wk. Full maiot. LUCE new, white pedestal Sale. Cbairo dek. f.i!hlng Home & Gardtn jackl. Bnlnd new tn box A S mo ahrt hair fem. puppy ~ 639--UOJ * Q.ble w/4 bl•--n swivel chalrl. C.ot Exerciser Ir: fine Show guaranteed. Originally prtc-19821 Bushard, H8 REFRIGERATOR. ----misc. Items. Sal Ir: SUn. at the ed at $279.95. Balance $81· ==oc,;,....::..o·c...,.,...c._..:_ clean, inside A out..;.~ ..:cbaln.==..:11=00;:·..:646-::::_:2908~:..·-=-3'M Channel Place, N.B. 9 ANAHEIM cash' or amall payments. GENTLE pet. Male tiger - Westminster Ave., Weatm.i W' 1q maple din table $2S., AM. CONVENTION Lay. away D e p t Bl. ngora cat. In <"Ondo. Auction jO,l ad foldlrw cot w/mat $7.50, SAT & Sun 10 am-4pm. 7' bllc CENTER 714/893--0501. ' Can't kerp. 55l4056. Town I: Country f! I e c le wbt tuxedo style s:>fa..bed, July 14 . JuJ.y 2.1 LEAR Jet stereo 8 portable * CAIJCO AND TIGER * rotluerie $16. New (never ps bbq, p~ pong tbl, Pleue call 642·567S, ext. 314 tape playtt, tolkl state, I Kittens, 3 weeks. IMPORTANT CQNSIGNMENT UNSOLD CONTRACl'ED ~MEIJ.QIAND!SE AUCTION Caretully Se!acted Fine .I: Valuable PERSIAN RUGS Uled) for ·icrubber A other furn I: toys, 2731 Peb-between 9 and 5 pm to claim 1itodtl P.slO. Plue into * ~1357 * polilber pd fro, .tl $30; 4 hie Dr, CdM. · your tickets, (North County cigarette lighter or uses 6 0 TO adult home female n\lxed drawer pine cheat $5., Wing toll-fret! number LI 540-1.Dl) batteries. Hardly WJed. Paid cOllic!'tterritt, 1 yr, spe.yed, -c:btlr 110. Urepl ...... Machlnory 116 * • * $3.S _ ,.u pi, -1734 ._ M&-ISB2 $5, I ple<e red-potlo I=.~----~~ k<nds 1..:=-=------I Rt. MLlcelJ ama11 etec ALLEN SYNCROGRAPH, 14 Boat&: tra.iler, Evlnrude """' · MALE 8 wks old mb"ed ·app1•1, pob_ pons odd MODEL E 14ll! HD J7F, 35hp ·IJ<>O, 7' .i .. 1 bench. PANASONIC AM/Fiil -·dos, lrff b, zooc! dishes etc SUndai ~ l,l-2 DISI'RIBln'OR MAatlNE. 36" hl&h. M-1 rill•. 23" eel-~traek 1t...... $1 0 0. l:ome. 642-ms p.ni. m.Tn.. 542-1734 ewe Is weekenda. or TV cormle. 540-6687. ~= ~ ~~ 9 WK old fem. put German NEWPORTER INN DINING ,.~ blonde 1loDlab WANT to boy ll to lt" la WHIRLPOOL 1U ~. GE otter. -· , llbepberd pup, To IQOd modem.Bul!et.i.desk..B!ue with tooltoC ""5n pivate Pllrt. dllb wuher, Bar 2\"'!XJLOR POCllU'il BtJi l:ome.14U832 1107' J'ambofte Road k>ua,e. 2 white chain. puty. MS-2429. IJJl'll le mattrea.. Coffee c.on.o1e, xlnt eond, $100. Newport Beach, Calif. . . Queen bed. 6+'-4039.. 1736 Ml1collo,_1 Ill Ible, comer tbl, 615-2387. 543-.!740 swmy, July 23, .2 PM Port Sbe!lleld, N.B. . . · TRASH trlr, $15. Skill aw, ~~.c.:...==~~~. [-.......... ][H tn-.-A-A inapection trom 12 FURN Ale. Movln&'. Must DINING Rm lllPt,. HUwtt $15. Paint sprayer, $25. USED J:'"lORCA ~ -ri;~ ·~~ tbM ell auction. Ell 3 deakl, Comp. Bi A tbl/6 cbaln,•Rutch, M.ahog, Misc. 245 ,E. WI l 1 on, yn • nt ~vnu. $ •11o A'llCtiol~; Col. Leib RMen-den. Chi-a. Oil J)&l.rrtwp, antique white. Dry link. C.M. 548-9lS6. 67W225 aft s. Ptt1, Gen11ral &50 blUm. Term a: Caah or' lamps, Etc. 5.16-6829 H.B. Beaut ~ made. Sp~ '66 Owens 25' on Custom 4 QUALITY Zenith 23"' B le ;...;..;,:......; ____ _ Qeck.. 5 PI!X:E ~ size Medit Br desk·~ c:ond. Gone -With wh. trlr, loaded w/extras W. table model $45. Playl * "Sherry'&". Groomh'W 10 C.01'.l.r •• & Rt. Xlnt (.'(Jt)d. $150. • · 'Ibe ·Wind Lamp. Antique See to appttc. ~lust Sac Xlnt.. 64&--l525. yrs in all breeds. (J"ree . * •.. -·1 * ....... 2 braided ,,,.. .,.u, $3:i00. 531..a.174. pickup), _,,,_ poodle Equipment IOI ~ 12x31. Antique 2 dra...,, Oo1c · · puppn 51&-2848. _...:,...;... _____ MAHOG din rm eet. ~Round c:best. Antique cuter aet-6 HYDRO pl&M, no eng. $50. [ II I Rontol Dork Rooms table ,..1uy ""'""•' choln, pc. Antique ladles chair & ·Dune cycle 1'15. s m• ..,. ,,.. to You REG. TB G<ld., bay, 4 - Air C.nd. $2 per hr. , gd oOnd. $50. -· !em -.~ many otbel4 ~ HO !ayoot $85. . 16.l htndL ~ver. '6SO. Daves C1mer• a· SOFA 1c love 1e1.t. never 54&-979). . ~.u 3 LlnM, iTimes, $.2.00 ~~TIELS.' pied 6 t7' ~~ c; CM aoed. Both $150. S<wlnc BAH ::uper 8 mm delwr proj KING 0 Lawn 2!" pow.. nomW. Diamond doYH. macl1 $25. Pvt Ply 96S-'191D. auto k>odlnc """1 cue, llce ,.,.,...., ucellent condition FREE-Orte, tovq Id-· lllllc: breed equip, l56-57s. '42-l012 ll' .,,.ie coucl: (8' • 3') Oris new 159: Ham ,....iv.. $40. 642-0342 Need zooc! homes. I t:11i1>1 ~.;.:_;.;..;..;;..;"-';.;_-'="I ~ -Camera. $llOO ,_ 1115. <NC.SS) elect ban op, !or NEED cub! Make otter on -, l wt:lte w/ blk Id C<lts IS2 -...... 6X Zoom. rn.ll38'I born .. SWL xw Dir cwo. toiirmaune mink otoli!, ...., ....... Call m-. SAVE .. -• llt. al ~ :,. W~ tulfl:Z: CUSTOM made ~ _,. zood cond. 165; Zenith lull. Ex. cOnd. _, Kittens -.! -.tinatlonl TWo ~ Id a or • l'x'r l4lDI -box -23•• 1!6W TV w/-, LOWNMOWER ._ 0 I b:tr llotJ: mll• and ~ -1 wt:lto, ~ -::J'<> $35. -1567. For«<! to ..U. $1(), Jlll-IG3 -remote oontrol, i:>llc. -tooot.. · -coll ... 7~ w/wht mutdftp. -1: .~.,.,. = 8' BLUE O>ucb $85. New lhup pie $75. 96M358. * !157.mi * , FREE -I wb. J11aet l:u bid --.m. loading. 1'>wer tel-condl-. Tile top 1Bhle, ·* AUCTION * CABIN F>lrn. Mldlnlnoth Liii & wh!te. 141 Main, Hun. BEA~ Illa-,lill wide q1e le!w. ~ $15. 645-2"1 Fine Fumltun Income Tu lled. Sae. $4500. -Beach. ~. pilnt -Pura b r • d new. $75 or make ou... RUGS, love -~ TV, co(. .6 Appliances For Qulclc Sale. 531..a.174. ALL blaclc, male, Kerry -male 6 -'15 ff. ~1m ..... --. lee tbi end Ibis, dbl bed, Auctloru: Friday, 7:30 p.m. AVON produdl • ontlque -Hua!<y puppl••· !-~-.~:.......:...,,..,..~....,.-I PETRI IT camera. Seldom dreaen, MllC. 646-1~ Windy's Auction Bam 1:ott1e1. No dtecb ptaa. l'/3-7'169. FREE l::tttom-Orte & l<MnJr. uoed. C. C. atrto. l:U f.ai FOUR p•----~··' ~ 2075\i N-CM 646.86116. 247< Santa Ana Ave. 1-6 FEMALE Dalmatlon -to W"""°" .i. trained. S TabbJ ._ ~LIU._ ......... .. .. _.... Sat a SUD colored. 1 while wt blk. tall mm. No. 306&66. Wllh 1luh condition, $50. Behind Tony'1 Bldg Mat'! • zood home. Xlnt w/441411411 lo....._ Call 837.-, attachment. l1!IO or make !40-35Q9 G E. ~-r--~ CARPET FOR SALE children. S<S-7403. o!!er. -1'134 .... 6 · ~~ ~ rec by Clrpet i.,.. Call BURMESE Kltto ... .Adonhle -kend>J, Garqo $o1-112 ~~_!~,!:_m~w..i: • 546-S?a vk s«).-e For tbldt Item under '50. lrJ purebred, p wb. 135 ea. ~• ~-·-~ -_ the Pm!Y Plncber. 988-ai05 eorl)I :un or...., Vlvltar 85-315 ZoOm F3.8 SOFA w/malchlllc -~ llfaple·detlk$15, ..... nttple BRUN.· I' Slat. BES!' OFFER! blacJc ...,, c:btlr w/at· cheat o( dl:iwK1, lmmac. pcol .table. Ex<ol cond. •••••••••••••• •••• • • 6'6-1510 e 1onw1. s pc bdrm oet, brand GJlld. $35. 646-ma. call MS-ll211 Fumlture .110 new potlo oet, ...,_dinette '65VW.i,dclld,112;"""'S1· Mlsco1i...O.... '· · ... W/8 chain: • 1..... • -. 112,. lleduct:w llelt Wom.d l20 e SMALL dtolltr, Rt·Pecan tnore. Sat a SUn, 2M Wake $15. 12 Sbutten:lll:IO 6 --=-===,_- colar 6 graJn, no mar OVll Foro.t, Ccrtt M .. a, 15x5C. Extra l:uVJ -. IEllTWOOD ·e RECl.INlNG chair, blue, 557~ Spanish -..._ $75. 16" CHAI RS . ANY ·1TEM !.,.i ~ ,:.:' = URGENT! Sofa, chair, .pt.. CUit drapes plaid decorator NHd at Jeut lour !In. ... W> oet. pert cood nii:' tum, ! tablet •Only ·$4!0 sod. 846-5'56 !In, Ben-chain. Ap- eRECl.INlNG c:btlr, blue, Alum. ladder, prden -· BURGLAR Alarm-Ootnc out :,:U: :' ~ ':':! b1oDde wood arm-. pod too Ir, tapi; ,recorder, ~p. of Bu 11 n e 1 1 • Pinkerton antlquet. nee or reu. cood comfortabl $35. vloe, etc. Burglar almn. Radar tmlll: at below fa pulce Mike 191•7791 aft 5. • ' • ~~ 1· 3109 Roooevelt Way, C.M. tory -· FtJ:hco Inc. 2400 ' • ' UPIIO~•~ cha r, 9'IH9!l8. • W. Charleston, Lu v.p. LADDERBACKCHAIRS • Por Oii ..i Ill WMMIU'e W..W Coll Mory lloth 642-5671, at - :IRternatlonal Des19ner Pattern l • ·r • ,, OR , LESS " , • • IACH mM MUst II PRICED • ComlolMd Tolol of•-Not Te lx<Md $50 • ~ e No Copy Chlfttes e .No Al:llN¥lotlon1 e e No c..m.rclol FlnM e -. • ...... tate 141yle, zood cood BABY !urn. N"""' uoed 89102 or call ~ !or 1t> NMll al !aut lour motchln( 2 Yl'll old. ${5. Jl33.867t. walnut honk bed ldeL Got· fo. b!gb, laddertloclc c-. MUSI' Sell: Slate Top Pool Sattl dbl cir wan Flo. or un!l:J, Mu.t be "-L'-~ -.._ -fen I: er PIN'n> AM radio $3:>; AJ>o ....._.,,, No-----Free or ~· ~· •·-· --tm!L IJlohwuber. -1 5' tlque braa bed w/orta mat. ;;;.:;,;.hie '::.~".'°Ph. MID Decorator coucl: $2llO. Game bib. Mile 2412 Wl:>dwud tresld $100: llCA -at 191-7791 ~S: · table. Dlolns nn table, Ln., oU Tllltln Ave .. N. B. pJay<r with AM/FM In oii:;i#-1;;;;;;;-;;;-o;;;;;;;; upbol --ta 12. -.3541. ' -cabinet $50. Or best PllDT tmnoted In joinJnl Hamlltr.in-.BaJdwln p I • ft 0 I tr ... 'Lfft L ...... _ Hand Newp:ri 8eM:b Term1s Cult. -l1BS5, $750. Mal47 otbo,r ';,;tu ~~ti: kby oUer on any. Call 545-1919. Call me tint. S..1191. lloml al . tun: 6 Iamhor, dathl"I, A turn It u r • • POOL table 175.. Chet! Musical •-i22 -· Kitchen ,..,. • .pp!!a--... $50u N~ --------1 BENTWOOD 'Mlle Odell ;. .-28i -$50. ~· • FENDER--·~ . CHAI RS Haz:<i..r, Dr,· c .M. whlto -6 -t 175.. Wab, 6 -amp/-- Nee<I 11 Ieut' -lln. ar .... ~ pnlen liar, bells ~ .. Flll:l"I poles ... X1nt cood. $<110. Aft, 5 11n. Ben-c:bo1n. ~ ~ buqlar . .:i.m,.,.po 6 mlac. ·545-M. PM 6 -l3M011. _._not~ bot -ao1a, chair p!o-a.osING ldl:op, DI80JlJNT. FENDER J..,,... Guitar must be .ln 1zood cood..No ·..r.. &c • ..,,,,...,· 3109 ED . .-, m.W ll:elVH, w/CUllDnl padded -. antlquet. n.e or reu. ~It Way. ~-&Iuo cabinet eOw:ter. 'Craft Hard ...-.1175. s«.Ml.7 •• price. Mike, 191.7791 aft. 5 NGllBRHD Sale-Power >eel • Hobby Boutique, ·m w. Office. F....,nu .. / LADDERBACKCHAIRS. ,,.,...;., 1:oy•1 b!k.,, lncldg Wlllo:tSt. C.M. 646-2567 Equip. • 114 l'{ee<I at !eut lour matchbw 1D ope! uou..me port. SUMMER SALE h!ab, ladderbaclr chlln. dsl:whr.' mllc:. J106 w. Sierra PERSI.AN RUGS Pla-/Orpn1 *26 Fin. or Wllln. Must be Dr, SA 54f).JJ.29, :»% ott.Juty l5tb tbru 11.t Plon.MIH'451 Spinet llurdy. No.,,_ Fm or ~OP Smltb •W 6 all al· Call Kerman'• 10:30 to 5:30 1375 . 5'8-5662 ......,.1:1a price. Pb. llilllt ~· l.~O.....~~det~~llI~n~f!S.~7340~. l-c'Miiiili:iii'iV-at 89!-Tl91aflor5. -l>amm .-' .STORE PARTY MUsr aelL Br 11t dbl -6 2 -., datl:et: 6 REFRIG. 175., W-1111., • -. JulJ 17 T~ P11 ' ... --• -Dl,.r Ill!. OollN .tbJ $30., ' matt .i. box ~ Sola 111-llll . -4'1111 6 mlac ckCq, ,....;.~ Tim ......, - bed. °""'4 6 2 ~ 2 met SAT-ll:m. iiOVliil·End W.., ID lllemw: IC-3626 ~ ~~-·, • 71412 .. . . ~· C'• 1-11 _ ::.., °"::: '1! 2 .=: """"lall tablO, lliaple d:ah. WANTED to boy '61 to Tl El Heor the c;:r,. .,... t:i : '>~ -~ -lllloc. JIG..tl1'I --...,.., -I ,lllc:<I', -.c.mtno or _--. llammos:d <*lano. • 1' 6.1.2 .•. 5. ,. 78 to.H.B. • · :,"!i.,~~:: :-as:-."""n.a. ~=o"o:oAN :1 Fontana · CX>liliid6iAiiYllJlt cDnl 114141. etc, !tFa;lllo1'. ii;:ER' .. iappor W!tii 0-. STUDIOS ~ .J Inc suo;:..~· at>: dalra, ~ tm -1'1gm.tlo• u n It S?.I or 2154 E. Coo1t Hwy. Blas trim or ribbon cleverly pnphMJad "9 = •ab~~~"': to. Lat. Beodl. -& Pl ·:mlgorstor. c......,. •I Mor lines of this Fontana design. Tm flan4 ltlrt , O>mplef9 11t $«IO. -GAJUJEN 1rac1or, ......,., -. . *"'° meets the froht panel and tbe l!lpper la llt la ' SOLD bome eY<S1thlnr -.--dhlan. .... 1118 GOLD r<c!. dlalr, ""'$100; PIANO SALEI the center bock. A nry ou,: dM to m11i1t r •sK FOR YOUR.. aoal ~ --al : llos"'4lid.CM11&7-1112. . Carwd ch ..... $3), Croia Plal!o. ulded l:: teachm with only three main pieces! Foltrle n..-: l'l 11ne fltrnl-. Great GARAGE SALE car •t....,, ap1cm. fl9, ltudloa: floor moclell; d!a-• ·uons: )Jnen, pique, denfm, ~. co!IGll, barph:IJ Sl:L T/15. 2111 SAT 6 SUN 1o.5 • 6Co371l. • mnlnued -Ir, tlamapcl 1J11tbetic1, knits. 71472 iJ cat Jn ready4-, D •fLy PILOT r.a. ft "'ISOR Vllta, N.s. Ml llOO.. eil ,Jodl Ill. CM. STEREO: ~ lili .....,_ ~.,..all...,.4an nar Misses Sizes &-111. Size 12 nqulrel q. l'l Alr51' DIN' --china · Gatranl .,....,. Auto ·lll•et-tol100. proxlmately2\ii yardsof•5"fabrlcond·1D cobl!... J t::ltlo .....;., loot ~~-1; g;;,: tur::!fhlt, air IUlpOnllol: WoHlcht Muale City on size, nome, eddrtn and sip. Send n.w. ·.a.ND YOU" MAY cu.a.1a1 IT! --....,,. -,,,. ~ --*'•1•••••0 •• ""°'°'""~. ~sofbias1r1mo•"bboo.Toort1er7U11; A nl'l W ' -~ ,. 14 1 141.tm AM/FMllhX 5IJl.J8!0 SPADEA, BO' N "'" 't CXU, IQ-' ~ .~ =:-;.:, malchlllc dlolr, =~dl::,.:.~t!i: ~!..?..:.C~~8:1!':~P~•~ ford.res~J. 08848. Nlw·~KS: S ... A. ' ' ' PlllCAll coHM 6 ...S tableo box IP'l:wl •. matt. ll65 85. Pay, oH l:el. al lli:JJ-flnlldb, U 15• stlnny Books o( Sewlnt Tlpe -Mon~ ' ' < \ • $Zl5. DtoonJor _,.. .i !!4:,llnc W)o. ~. Bch. 1195.47 or tab .-::moll 90-122'1 lous blnll by Dale Clnnqlt to IOM '-. l1J5. !157..ml. ~ -1:at "' pyntta of $1.00 mo. U.S.A. ' lftlal problemL VtL 4 • II, BACH . . ,, bESK; CiiliOliilJ' illill ..._ lajbai 1*. -. ~-Simo F.qulp w.-, Cood "'-...... . • .. ' . ._..,_,~ .... ' :IH 'QsUd•Cos:alJLI ·119&1'1111,&.Cl>lla-. ..... ,._Slit ;..liliiiil .. illlllliilll.l .. ;..llll .. iilll .. i.ii•llJl!illiB~ .............. r1.~1111!!!;!AD~!•~llll!!;,~ll~ll!:_jtit_ ' "-'11),1111 * * .............................. ~ ... . , /"" " .. , I ' ·. • DAILY PILOT S•ndv, Juli lf>. 1m _.,_ 1§)11;1 ;;"";;'";;'";;""·~~ ;;;;''•'"•'"'•''' ~~~. [ ,. ........... ' l~1~r -~"'::.~,,..-~. ~I 962 Autos, lmpof1ed 970 Autos, 1mporlod 970 AtFA-ltOt.tEO-DATSUN __ Q<91 154 Gonorol 900 '°' c • ..,,.,., Salo/-'20 CyclH, Blketr Auto S.rvlco, Porto '49 Trucks :U~:~F.: SCRAM-LETS ~~...bi -· * ·~~M * ~ iiaifu .. ~Paw. C:.W.: .. 1:!1m~~ ZT.M:C. Qll 173-8238. ANSWERS l~ ~ = ~ Includes 11-. -:i,°' :i:· ::...": ;;;:43' pr. 14"7 Alao Brand -19121' ton P.U. Alfa Rooiea 72-'68 Datsun Roadster G~ ~rd, ARC, ' elect tt·• trlr ' bltt, A _., """""' -Ulce • • TIRE crrr with -r lo Iowa mou!JI. Mo», T mo old. ~. llilwr. _, • . .,.,. """· $900. cub or trlda for '800. SZill. lngs, llult -frqol 2000 Hard Top & Solt Top, l Spd, Radio, Heater, 41 ,000 actU&I miles, (\VTY584) Si!P'" -tltm. lOO'JI From tl>o W.. o1 &11 h> IU Wtk, $400., Gl-3516. flAlllnr .,,,.t (n4) -Mobile H-nil llllO Newport, Cotto Mesa rtablllm, rear ........ plui ""'-lfnd.Top Alptrlcan" llll'Ol1CO eompoey: "C..U.. II' SOUTllCOAST Runabout dl.ya,or5ll·-alterlPM. ALLEN SNYCROGRAPH cai-. plus much more. NOW IN STOCK -ltlooil lloH. <n4> men: 'fou ~--mt ., W / lllOOlioi. tt-bla. . J>L?SH --·-MODEL E 1415 HD J1F Serial No. TCS142l513399, I .'ll~~"""==-r-fill out,.,,,.,.,. ,...r. of "5-J5l4. · ' •et FORD !( T·F·250 -II Clomp. Ntt -lnod. DISl'IUBl1l'OR MACHINE. $395 DOWN For lmmodloto $1095 I-encl clllmt. forms and quntton. 9• BOSTON Whaler type ltanp!r. Jt t>. ~ etc. Aft 1-491-2384. M2-1TM Evt• A: Wffkends. Dtllvtry TriPhls _..,, 1ov. m<lhod nalres, and I have had so d~hlo'. new a>nd. Without A.T. A.C. ,P.B. ·P.S. wide .MOt;r Homes . MO PORSCHE eiwlne, 11'!11 e<:. $88 06 p Mo Instant Crtdil or host offer 1tartln&Loguna-much tn>Uble .. tt1nc my .-.$295.-. tittl U\I .. u-wne<! cls:m&handpalnt.1961VW , er , BANK'FINANCING ·COAST S.. Clell\ente area. money fll&t l tometlmes wJsb 11' FORMULA 1m 215 HP cabov.,. camPtt, SIP< '· ON DISPLAY body, no •'I· r&-7916. COAST DQs ~; eVE'S S4~39n myhusband:HADNTD1l!:t>1 .. ·TRLR mtntmum $'7500. boot toilet. ftf:rfl, Intercom, Med Me e '58 Ferd ~·Ton P. U. for Yes, just $395.00 la the total J'ota Mutln, Profl TralneJ" WAN.TED to b\U' -bait ' ** ~ ** all extra. ~$4395. Ready to I as 1n1 parts, s speed, tix cylinder down payment and only OOEDIENCE aasa To Start" trailer far. 20· boat ~ 8Qeh R~/Ch1rt'r 90I Go! ~7951 en&ine. 919-675. $88.06 ts the total 1nonthl?' ~ 1'14' 26th 1:~ PM in or 968--3361uk1or Glenn , 1970 Ford% T C&mper Spcl . • HYDRAUUC Camper hand payment including tax, Ji. IMPORTS . C H IMPORTS ttl NeWport-Jrvine ~· ,VEN'J;URE 17' Trallenblt !'J7' AUX SLOOP truck w-1.1' camper. Slps 8. 1 Ton Dodie chau11. Sleeps 6. le 11.oot,. Speclal 1% T'. floor. cense and all finance / ~~~ .. 1~ ~~:c~c:f~4) ~~ to all doll over 5 mo'a O.B motor ~ S1500 or ~ , • -~ _.. Ice box, eye level stove. Aa Low Al $lQ5 + tax, 968-0MS _ charres for 36 months on S46-4S29 54M92S. • Perfect for w..ic~ ~~ses 646'lf008. $7199 · approved credit The cash --=c.c===c---. oiler. 41 Beacon Bay, NB to C.tl!lna. Ful'1 equipped. • . I $3ll6 3T . cl ding IO()l).1200 w. Pacific est. Hwy. '70 DATSUN AKC poodle, 673-0326. SS radio RDF lleept alx. TRUOOCamper Special ·n price s . · in u Newport Beach (TI4) 642-0400 ~ A'to,I. Xtra tiey t•. '66 Owens z· on Curb:R ' 6'T . be~ compltte % T~ GMC -. Sierra PU r -I 1161) tax and lic~se. Deferred y-llud servlc•. "11. tlr Lolded /eldru. ·•-·Club nlel. Lota ot w/12 -under ClmJlOI'. 'TIOGA . Autollor • payment pru:e Is $3566.11 ~.ALl!INE 510 SEDAN -...,,,. • w .. _1 ,_,_.,,., Leu than ll,00> mL $5895. _ 1 .: which includes all finance·!--.:.------ , See to •~ MUlt . iMC . ~ C&U tar Wo. tC.3513 wlmd or aft 5 pn\. chareea, aales tu and U-1at Alpine $1099.00, o~ AtilliA!is. Champ. sire, $35()0. 531-33'/4. 557·00M alt. 1:30. . ,18 FORD alr Wlth. 'u• Anllquo1/C(dilcs 9~ ceni;e. Annucl _.,,iqe ...,,... <SUG 34.5) Auto Trans, Low Miles, Ra· ~Will ..U ....,..bly Booll,Molnt./ OWENS C1b1n Cralnr.' ~ -• --• . ft\OTOR ·HoMI •• .. -.. "'·--!s9.7G. F!UTZIVARREN'S dio,Hester, ~-.Mao, S.rvlOe' " ·~ ~ fs..-..1to1/•P1.J:'U~:;i;; .• -OEAl:I';'.'· .-'~r"~:':t.~'-BILL BARRY Sport Car Center $1388 li0•BT S•H .G•rman MARINE M-11" ~ '. .. · ' ·~. 1 T~ .~ -vertible. Loll of fun; A-ooea ORANGE COUNTY'S ~· Mall; , ,.,.., ettlnWMt. Good1"lllr. J'alr • •a 00,DGE camp.r van-. ·~. 4.. • • · . · hQrn. "Mlitt ·""""·" 2 wbl GMC PONTIAC FIAT LARGEST COAST Gtall<, !up boned. -Al<C. prtce1 saw )'O'l money.~ B_oot1, Soll , .. ~· Bu!t'bl.i top, uto. Saalll,., fmm8dlatt Delivery. . dr, 1 ~· ~2. (bt St. at s.A. Frwy.) no E. bt, S.A. 547--0764 ~ .l!mTBuman67W61'1. *I ~ * f, malcl!' o!t.t. ~ Santa •·· , , . , . <,• .,~l4G 1F 2000E.lstSt.SantaAlls AUSTINAMERICA ptpRED sprtne•r 8oot1/Mu1no· · Flo d w .... r 1"""1·c.M.MS-'1'19!1. · CreY1er Motar ·Homes . Xlnt .~. Sl600 558-looo IMPORTS ~· t w. XI n t Equip. 904 lll2 ~vtr Drive CUSTOM d1I JSllNbEJW2, · , ., .Call '42'~. SACRIFICE! 12250 Invest. '68 Austin Ame<ican $5e9.00. =No papms, $15. Nt t Be h xtra nice-$15 M. 20I Wi ls~ Santa, Ana B ~· 956 ment tor $950 or btst offer. Radio, automatic (XST 261 ). · BRAND new u.ll. aloop ri&· wpor IC 21' Inbrd cruising ISloo; •••.•ITI' Dune "llltl Chev 1)4 ton PU \V/new FRITZ WARREN'S 1000-1200 \V, Pacific Cst. Hwy. •·=-~~~~,,~·~Be-.~ •••• ~l ged, Rebel clau, 160 ,.. ft. You .,. the winner ol $4500. A_.,, 61>-3990. .,_., S rt C C ...... ,,. "'~ ~ --~ on--~-bl 21! x lO~ (main) Xtras 2 tickets to th• 'MEYERS Manx Dwie Bug· camper sh~ll, new V-3, eng, pO Qf enc•r Newport Beach (714) ~ iem.ll.imll. ~ .... e. $125, 6J8..94k. _ Southl•nd Hydraulic Camper Jaclu: ey. Striet legal Hard top new Grabr1el load levelers, e ORANGE COUNTY'S 5464.'i29 H & G d $139.J'iO plUJ tax. w/side curtains, 1500 eng. new brakes I.: drums, nev.· LARGEST ...- 8i1UT 0 ~ l6 Characttt boat, 21' oml •r en e ~.• 646-3411 tires, new paint job. Can be no E. 1st St., S.A. S4.7--07G4 ~:wr11lovitlf,S30~··' eyl fnboardl'Ex~l ()Cll)d, !~:h': TEARDROP, s;s'. Full 1970 MYERS Toad, street aeen at 914 Coitanado Dr., BMW -A Mechanics Delight '67 OATSUN STATION WAGON (a real fixer up~) ONLY $325. CASH * -* y.rade Favorite 833--1~ ANAHEIM caboYer. -Jjdo -•· legal. P<rlect co\>dmon.1-;Coo;;;ta..:M;;•.:.sa.":;--;;-;.-:-l ·--....;;.~;.;...---I +10NJrtll>Settttpup. Boots,,Powor '°' CONVINTION BIP1'4.xtru.J99).510,«!19. $1200.Call5.16--0269. '57 Ford 112 Ton ALL MODELS pf,lwlot,$125:wlthJl«llln. 15' si-. flat CENTER '70 VW POP TOP.._., Trucks · 962 Pickup...-• IMMEOIATE • ' . . Wli» . Julf JA ,. July 11 . -oond, low-.., pvt OPEN ROAD DELIVERY Call 548-8404 after 1 p.m. Cliow pUPf;i AkC -. "k' H n . Pi<;oH ~ ·~ ext. S14 pey. $2llOO. • !1111 MOTOR HOMES o. EALERS WRCOME '~~·'·· Must Sell, dlr Low Bank F1'aanc"1nrr (""n,·,··-,,..:1 , 811,om;,. 1 u . ~~·,!'!'1~.tocJm cyc1os.,. ,,a11<H, , 0~_,_Qardm G...,. ruvd. & '68 DATSON PICKUP -~· . _ : , ,_r,,aetc.,..,. ,,""'.: ... ~; :4'••tera -'25 MUCll Grove ·~19 wzd.esaie.:trUCk price... Sure Auto Leasing 964 "s.:':ttrr=::-,-:.l0::-mo.""'"'·1ema1e="', Wblfe/metai!like red, 65 lip ·:s"tilil oum:r & :;co.~ ifn'y~ D'f.i; zo .,. a Brand new Harvetter ~sell. 3 up to , With camper. step bumper, L. mirrors, 39,ooo, imile1 (WXMll66] $1095 dlr 5'1-?131 '68 Dat.un 2000. $1.295. Xlnt cond. 8acr!flco to lovb>e M•rc otB, t11t tra11er $1200. · Dirt Bike _ ~ em.per ••• all ...., • • • 70 Chevy V4·Ton ~ On 48 lfo. Tenns m . 6f6..G09. ....., 836-1954, Marfntlr 31. ~! tire. ~ cblmber, all selt'~tained •• We are Pickup. Radio, P.S., auto., ~ AFGHANS pet A: 28" ltONTEREY Flahennan. WlndVa!n, .Refrir. Ready c:x:mpnwion releut tt:reet ellmlnatiJll line of ~am.pen air cond.. H.O. equipment, Try our lease e.~ tor on approved credit pupplet A: all bl'eedinc Oustc & orf,UW. Good to IO ~-:.,..Owner. equiptnent $4'15 • ..,· 4 cycle •. See now for big savings! I C\1&1:. cab, ready !or camper. Savings -Satisfaction • Ser· All oolon.1182 1151!. cond. Perklna C.99 diet<! In ~·--trailer ramps lloh!o aJI. BEACH CITY DODGE (Mfl!f).. "'''" & pOrtect cone! &o guaranteed. 32' Columbla Sabre, lflpa 4' ju>t&hle axle i, tov.~ $7'0 $2825 WE LEASE ALL POPULAR , Ideal tor filhilll' A bay XI n t r a e e . $ 4 9 SO. or belt oUer over SDJ. 712 1912 MAKES AT COMPm, .· * * 496-0936 * * ·n DATSUN 240 Z, alr, mags, low mil.es, $4~. call cruising. $2,950, Mr. 213-779-61'1 days., Victoria CM548-0SOO 1~ .. 1:;',:;;~nS::;',:nt '70 FORD '12·Ton TIVERATES. lCeethond pups. 7 wkl. 2. O'awtord~ 557-7900. 213-377-«7'2 eves. 1912 Tr; ump h ~ {714) 540-2660 VS pickup. Radio, P.S .. auto., Call Malcolm Reid for SEE US ABOtrr . 240 Z, 19'7{). 21,000 miler. r. -. Call 6*0023 29' Cenlury S!>Ort Filher, 20' VIKING SLOOP 650cc. 5opd. Excel c:ond. Motor Homo Rontol1 alr cond., cust. cab, (1'2666). TfurthorHEOOdelall&ORE -0..orNH Dollvory M..,. Xlnt a>nd. $3950. * 644--0910 7. " Flying Midi'!: twin,..,...., New eal!s/-t c:ond. X..• than 3000 mL Have Anllable tor claily weekly $2525 ROBINS FORD CREVIER MOTORS 4~142. -•pupa,·JU<C palrol220·hpp-aymarlnes; Sl2XI -newLAjob.Mustsellor ""·batla.·21• 11• '69 Ch l'f: T :lll60-Bl :IOSW.lstSt .. SantaAna '70 Datsun, 1600 Roldatlr, ~"*· -· born 5/'JI,:· recording depth '°"'*"· ll\I ft. Lone Star lallbolt trsdo for 'p.u. ·ftck. $13SO. or """''""' ' ' evy 2 • on vd. ~171 xln't cone!. Best off. Call ..., l1Wll1. ..,._ Marlin taclde, .tr. Sac. with trlr. 5650. -. er alt ~ and 25' ..U contained l,!o-W pldrup 4 ifpeed, custom Costa Mesa 6l2-00lll '69 BMW 2002 · 494-'M90. ""i' a;_ -. , l4lJ..OOIL • M7-6UI 9:!IWINN :van1~ '" ~ lat Homa, all equlpt with cali, ~. <P.26rn. . Autos Wontod 968 ''·1=2~D=ATS=UN"""'w."'z..-.Brown.=~• -·· -v r ..... pan.lat, tool air, ...i · 51775 x.r I wkl. ·-o.FULLY· eqult1t1'0.d "l7' INTERNATIONAL 14. Fiber l!oytt 11", N.., -maey other extru. AU REWARD (S!k •T·l.JOA). Beautiluf 7,000 mi. Must ..U. sm>. sia.1311 · llberrlm ..-...i: '15 HP a1ou. 2 -.1111 ~. • · · . · Coa'chn .,.. U72 models. '69 Ford J/4 .Ton condition. Evea/wkndl - APSIJ PUPPIES, ·l!Mnrude «lee. --· 4 TKr. Moro. 1'oroed to ot!ll! !llM<l'l5 · We have tl>o all ateel Ami&<> VI ....... 4 ~ utto $2199 "" & T . t •rr REG whl tilt/top irltt, Mu;y <X· 511 11111. ALl\IOfi ""' llooda 'r.I> alto, Pl,... call -. ....,._ •""'"• c m ..,.. mlcil..,.m-mi ~ 1138-2358. · ' , • 32' Columblo Zain, ~ ( Lota. ot -s:IOO ..L, • • . ~IO, H.D. equipment Will PAY OYER '72 FIAT ·"ff' .......... •P!llnln' '71· SKIPJ~ P'!y 'Br .. 50 ldnt ..... -·H ·I : wm.~ ....... ~ wMamn Pearce* $1950-CREVIER • ·• 2~ AKC,; fl • 11n, Diln Rta. BT TK. ~ 776-61n 11<11; 2l!: m«72 549-i'llJ!. . . • . 1 • • .• , _ K II Bl B k MOTORS =-14'1.,lllO!. I ·Tl<ls .•~,Bloelo.IVlilW ...... · LADY'SJO.IJ)lled.l'rencb.ln> Motor ·ffomes '70 Chevyl/2·Ton e ey ue 00 :IOSW,ls!St,SantaAlla Brandnew19721202·4r.aet!. ~.$ll.508.,-Coot $!3,!jllO. ·il2'1ClOLUMBIASalft»ifHlii .port. -Y· bleyde. 1 · V8 pickup Radio p S. auto-Serial No.128Atl60l500., . :f<ll'::l!'l);1 Call bt~~41 PJI. ~1S!O.j .~C'fl&OO, ' . ' 20" tram.. Red. Ridden 1 matic .,;.L .port;,.;, w/I' For late model, <IHn, ~171 $199 DOWN ~~t]~~~~A14;o~s.~-;· I :w J'AN'llµ,¥, .~· .....,, , · • Ml-344S '-I; • • mile. ~ 51MJ3'1, Sales • Rentals cab~ .. caltlper. (n;68). l~w • mllNp domo'" Vlllt our '¥"' homel . puppfal, A'l<C C.bln CrUIR:r. GaH~y, TOP COND. 1 :8oll!llpe0""-·-S30' campers. , .,,A!l ,llf>!?:I~ FfYbrid&e,• &BOT . ..Ubolt1'1o51rL ··" iiELiiET . 55S..3222 $2710 t1c1,1mport1,truck1or Q $59.39 P~R MO. lbota, bealth1, lovln&. 81..., 4, trier, ~7. $225. &rt~ .. 4otktorJ~742 l«ll S. Villaze Way, S.A. CONNELL Call and ask !or BU>er i~I, . SIL\Rf! 13' wu.+LER Ni;IVPORT 20 1 a I) b o • t.1 1 HONDA a, 350 CONVERTED School Bua, DAYE ROSS ~'::,:,~ustpa:';~ ls.;;: = . * -·"""" MALEMtm: 'I' 33 h.p; j'olwJson elec. N..., many emu. Xlnt ·cand. ReblL Lo. mL Sharp! must sell any rea"'"8bl• 01• CHEVROLET ROY CARVER, Inc:. $59.39 total monthly pay· ,T'l!tOIJL • ~. old. trailer. Spec. bucket -~· sµoo. Cal! 548-3283. $!®,;raw ~~ fer, ha• e.....,,nilng 646-32'2. PONTIAC 234 E. lllb SL ment lncwdlng tax, Jicenao, i..,..m!~ $50-962-7598. $13fil·, ~' 5!tJl83l · ypo 14-No. lm-.omplet., '70 Honda 35!).StreeL '~ •• ~~·, J~"6.,...Lo• .~ !;I.arbor Blvd. OJOto M.,.. 546-44« and all finance cllara-s for PUP.,..~ 36 SI'EPHENS • ro· trir, ·mo. Alto S1.tWsb ZOO mL U15 Muit ltl1 :.'7ti ~....,~_:_~~~-•1 COila Mesa 546-1203 2480 Harbor Blvd. •n -.rz. •ve $800.,. xlnt 36 months 00 approved ABLE ---Fl-$50. 51M64f·W!mdt,. . : 144-3417 °=aae. ~~~ .sa •· Colla MolO .546-80!7 credit The ca&h price to ;_ •~ --·Extra -~ ~~ $11,7S0.1963 Newpoti !lvd., cmd, w/am/FM, """""'' •~•." •··!"~--k-··• -~-, -" ~ 14' HOBIE cat 4 mo1 old. LEATHERS CM 6f&.GI Michdln XAS tittl. -t ~ -·~ ~ .... --PUP, all<l'IY ,... Sl6,IOO MMtlOO Rac1ntr'riaed.' SIOOO. ' Moto X Wcllt 'JI.", lo!wth 28 ' '. • WE PAY TOP ....-. Pvt pty, San license. Oe!orred P11111<fll lmmedilte sale $25 21' Oll'lll craft Call 646-1432 $45. Alflt: for Jolin 644-1742 35 crown Cl>odl l92 llall • CASH c I• m ente, tn<)m.1887 price ls $2337.04 which ... . -·-. ' !~ ~.~,, loo'~d lT TIKI Cat w/traller. * '611 HONDA 450CB. LOW !".:. ~:':;.!::,:: PICKUPS ~;. 492-eves & '.':';'eds"t~ anfindanlcei-~ 156 w -q. ~ ~ I • Needl ;.,n. -ollor. MI. SHARP, $425 OR or. and -any trad• 2-'86'1, 1·'~7. 1-'n I eyl • ,_w_~_~·--------~ -1;,;_..;.;..,.. ... ___ Sl450. 64HOOO e 646-l54o' • FER. 115-4115. ~ V-3'L for tllOtl ean " -ts. ~ nual perctnlage rate to 9.'11. ALOOSA * ~11llB.,;,.,ihullb~;'j 01;'.; FOR ,.k, Hol»t c.t 16 HONDA 70CC J4ln! Bike, R•nt A Motor Homo · call us for free ..umateo. BORGWARD . BILL BARRY 3 r old goldl"" ......uy ~. super ~1=75~extrur Call~ ~:::au.QI trail bllre. for your Vocotlon GROTH CffEYROtEJ 1960 Borrward Ilab•lla FIAT;PONtlAC-GMC ·~ .. llforocl.$475. clean, owaer, 64><t682 KITE 'cooD' COND 1971 YAMAHA .zo lllX, .,.,., . * UMJOI ' * "686 v,an2, Spdeng 'reblt !?:::.. 2i0ed ~ • ..i. ... Sal M eoubod· Ype.andCl...,_c .~~Int <lit St, at S.A. Frwy.) CALL ANYTIMI M• so·-· ~---~.. bout • ' '72. 20" Harvel!. Under 3000 cy. ' auto. ~~~· « --.. ....... -._.... -E ,_St. ·-~ ·-., uJn ""'8ll~ n.u~ , HIWAY TRAU.ER. clean, bu only nn I tankl in I ted & tires 18211 Be cb Blvd. very &'OOd cond. Four -....t &IUU • ...,~ • .-.-.-.n.ua ~ .• 3,803 Chrysler Crown ManneUl70 $000 968-U94 of gu. Ph. 831).'lm. ~~~·,?" alt. 5 w .. kdaya. ~. • map . Humi.,.t~ Besch tires. New radio. Must•;;;;; ____ 558-_1_000 __ • -I _ h.p. $2500 or make o er. 1910 'J'1;urn,ph cud:>m ~-xi. • U1.fi08'1 KI 9.S331 f s.1Zi 586-0996 ... dllldrt!n, ':!t = O>llect (213) 25 5-714 3 49' a Meter Sloop.leonverted ·chopper · r.o •mn., e ?2 t:.IF'Fl'.™E.14.H., 11' • '70 Dodge 3/4·Ton WE buy all makes or clean or . . iJ~ $1S!l., Full addle ~~== =~r. 100 HP =~46~ $1!,tm Mutt .:U. ~ !;iAir "ux.~t'!.Ld_Y: ¥-3, Auto Trans. with aerv<ce used sports cars, paid !or 1 ___ C_A_P_R_I __ .ti tick, $50. ~ . _ Jolvwon. 3 yrs old. X1nt Cat-Excel . Cond. '71 Honda 350 ra • . rv•1 Body, M\!.lt aeU. dlr"B97-0224 or not. Please drive in for 'Jl CAPRI NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER '69 l'lat 124 S'pider, Fla.Wiest, IO"f miles, new top~ Radlalt. AM/FM etc, 1 oWnet $2195. 2~ old mare, µ -.. a>nd. U7S0. 673-6220 or Trier lnclu<!ed. $391!. $475 . 'l'rollorl,'Trlivol · · M5 •n Dodge Van li Ton, V-3, free Rppralsal. .. Tuk loch1ded. l'lx· ·~. 540-417915«),11)11. -TENT'TIWI):R FM Stereo & Tape Deck. C Spd, Air Conditiolllng, ~rider. 494-5206. . ~ .~....,-· '7QBSA6rtp.PEIU'ECT.axx> ~-"--_,, 1 Manyoxtru/beiJtqf!trBkf, a •• ,. M (~~1.ll) .35• Oanic cru<>er, $4000 or CAL--extru --... nl!. s3QtJ + -..., pay. ...,~~ WW .A..,.~-"· '646-3242. • ~. ags, -• belt offer. Mooring Incl. of ~ tor, ,..,,,,..,., :ment. '9f..1i4o '65 T~1,,.I Mite $1995 Vory Clan. Owner may $2,750. -· . e Jf'ID'SIJZIJKI lltl e Sleopo 7, ~ ~ add •on '55 Ford *T new en& trans ,. fiAT llfitl Coupe .... .00. ~"'&T'--· 548-6772. Boots, Sllp1/D&:b "' TOP SHAPE . . 2000 ml -built !-• Compls ~ ==·6:::iL!oOb SIOO w. °'"!'..!1~~. COAST New q. (VZZ 831J ··-,~-----~~ 1T flgerglasa outboard w/ · · -ee -••-,. w 0""1 ' ~· N~ -., l'RIT7. WARR--p twin 20 hp lifercs, bli wbecl J!OAT S!Jp· ~ -_.. w eycles. Exlrll Cl.... 170 Foid -· li IOn. 642"405 . ..._: "J;:r-·~Car C~.:.:..._, 900 ~1-~·oo ... -· Shirt, Up to SS' lall bolt .. KAWASAKI 80. A.t """"· 540-9451 or .lnNlated, paneled, crptd. WE PAY TOP DO" •D ~ ... s. • ~ ••• -• -:15· .... bolt m-. · ..... mllolp. Call m-4506 ~ IMPORTS e OlWI ,_.,.... ____ _,,,_. 14' CAT w/j!b & trailer wtr/ ..... Aft, 9 P.M,, 54G-3iM • FOR-TOP USED CARS GE OOUNTY'I S295. ' Boots, Spood & Ski tit -. 11 FT TRAILER llJV'Laybln 'SI Chevy Spart Van Del...,, If your car la Pin. clean LARGEST . 673-4851 biiE•s Green Peupot IQOd like new aleepr 11 x · LWB, Exrta seat. Excellent see us first. ' 710 E. ht St, S.A. $47~ ---=-.;;:;"----1 ll' Botton Whaler 40 HP. c:ond. Grtai bey! 1811 « belt gu/elec ttillc 3 . -t Cond $1695. 646-3242. BAUER BUlCK llJ00.1200 W. Pacific Cit. Hwy. '69 124 Sport Coav, -,, boat, l h.p. motor, * A~ON YACHT Evl~t! ""th· pair aids and otter. 5f&..()636. range_fiu•h toliet. 1-ttery ,62 Ford UWity Truck v...a, 2925 Harbor Blvd. Newport Be~f.) 642.otOG $1550 Beit otter. A trailer. St 75• ~~~~our ad in ~~ $l:m. D. Land Yamaha80Tr1Ublke.· pack, eu-litt hltCh, brakes Auto Trani, Radio, Heater. Costa Mesa 979-2500 557...3938 . •• 056tl. . a .... low mJ!eoao. ,.,ks, hoses mlmtra oxtru. Must Sell 1695 Bier, -· IMPORTS wANTill cnROEN 'fr FIAT, 124 "aa<l!>· good 1:;;:. 1:r;.;.: :: = lrolt!~ r.:'~~:p e ~'. '':au~~~~~ $ljS , 642-0762 $169!, Cn<).&42-~. ' '63 (;hevy l/4 fOft Oranp Count!OI C!lfrdoft l$portl MliHrofl ~· B'ol'~~·ro· P11111·C1a&liJi<d. 642-5678. $TIS. 547·9645: 67H!08. .rbert~ollu. BSA 2iO «, rebltq. Xlnt 18'. PROWLER. S.MU_-con; immaculate, Musi Sell, dlr BILLTI?!'.!l'YUYERTO· v~• OrallP Coun!Y h{ldquartm JAGUAR cond. $225. taine<I. Like new! any. '897-022«. M.Ah.Co .~"".""' tar 'lck:al 'I} Euro &n "' 'c.Jl 616429 Many·Extras. Ea·1y1·1je ' 18881 Beach Blvd. delJ pe -··· ..... .}., . . * TAcO Mlljl BIKE * hitch. Sway !>Or. Bike racb. '68 Ford, VI, alr a:nd·= II. Beacb. P!>. M7.8!Jllll Jl~iomon'1 li'nport4 * '64 Jaz. :xKE. Like• new. XI.NT COND. .4tr cooler plui more Jl975· ~JlOI',,;.... ~ l S 9 5 • rn BU> your car paid tor 2201 So. lllaln, Santa Ana Maat sell Q1.l!CK! $19)0. ,19. ~ · 962-m9. . • ~ -711!1. · • er not. Call Ralph Gordon 557-5242 Open .Sun. .,.Call=-;;'~,;-i;.. =-,~.....,. '71KawaaldZOEnduro;l'8, NIMROD Tellt Trall•r. GMC V 673-0900-<GE.Cau!Hwy, DAJSUN JAGUAR ~ air, .. i., $4'15 Elo\ell .. t c:ondttlcn. ....... S.Stove-Sbll<..iw.!S im 1 " ·Tooo . ... Newp>rt Beacll. • . ....... ldnt, $299G; Mr. 58S.iim. · ~Tent, lOi'IJ. . : S.W.S. $3.795.,. m,.. . . Autos, lmpori.t 970 "' ,,;;:·.:i,: 1 -• ..:... -€lark. '114: Slt;\.1421. ' taJ1t, lS' J[ '°' rib· ' r .c.ll --' . .uJIY --.'tllqt ..-K>AuP. ,...,.,,. ==,,,==-.,.-. SClfl'!NN ·/>lbt 2· yr old . -; .• , ' "' ¢iiEV, v .. v.a· • ALFA •e!!f New-..X1ntoonc1. J~UAR""""~ ~1Cc>adtopl$1J.'6:1 .. · . , ......,; ~· ,. ' ~ '1!!00-HI lllf' _ ...,.,,.~ ~ Eimt1>81,~1!i-C11. . '11' Flftball ~:-1 'irdii!tilll;::;.i-~ • ..,. •. ,..... ··-. 71 ........ -"!!;1•• = . ~·-.Jili . ' "'"''! ,, .. '' 'nTOTIJTM!PEW>A'J'SUH. WllO'IUn rllll\UI" -U1T Jtoadli · q.. ;iz;· A 11111 ..,.. a. ·iuu, ~ • ., aa;vy. J'ldl!P.··vs;,' w~ BALEt .<OIQlSXJ -A -Ji~-. ~·P· liltchlncl~d.rim·~ ....i. .••. s11a .. bttt-. 1'681vt> <499CPIO YOUR W/"-Tep "«a-.. ,. ·<n~.,.-5 613-llm ""'""""""' TRAVEl,EZE 26' Tii!iil; Allda( l750o-. OHO)CE $1651. 'll!ec>dcl'O -WI ..... R "' BRAND -b/<Yd,.. Lody's flli9wa'. bl. tuh _, •53 FORD Pine!. bit (V-8 J\oblnl Fon!., 2060 .• . lmmMllle Dollwry !'!!"~.~$~ ~;,,~ :Xtru.'..,. :!"'14<' $3ilOO! •ffll&auto-tncia!~Upallll Blvd.,ColatM--•;~·Mll' Rad!O, <~'Low .. -· ·:t:233.~-. or....._ 548-80\4. 847-. . . :Alf• Romoo -w ..,., ~"1• ,• .. lm YAIW!A )25 MX NIMROD le"! traU.., U*'4 5 l62 FORD Van hall !Oil ' $2095 Low illDef ond ,..ey to nee lfnita, '$300 ·er lifft• oiler._ • · Good 'COO(!. • I ' ' . ""':~';;1u ;"· ;!:!'5\•e, · lllli •· '57 e1ie.y =~· ~t11 COAST "1~· '"'=: ::r !:'t pcrta..~ ~. · ~\:t."'~~ ~ I k-APQRTS ' &Ctai. . OASIS: '6.\ llJ)ll s.'3 Burner '68 Dodi• Clmptl' v~ul> IYI ·-• . ..... " ..... '5o lb'lce bcl<. bl -.... -• •y ,. • 1 •n ~ 120 l!JoC bralmi -. 5111..si.,,. • wv. • , . NOW ON DISP-. llJ00.1200 w Patlllc cat H ,., • -·-• ~ 111ak• •!fn:. :m .S&llta Sal"! SatVlct • . wy. • •·-"" • 'fr11-..u11111y r M7 lllb<l,C.U:.16-'1199. "Ports .. 11ot1111qrNowport~fJfG- e "1 iiiiiiii -• t WiaA .... loiaC• 'lilt flttllllt -'" Ille Well COAST IMPORn 4L Lo ml. Lota oLXIJU -fUIO, ' • Da111 Flllfl ~·-IJIOO.IJIO w., a.II H'wy. Falt -.... jUst • p-. 5IM3ST j MS 0 ~ to.am !fwpolt toOllll Oii! •""1 MU67I. . " • '· • ' .. \ ' ' ' ' I ' • " ' • ~ • • ' " : • • ' • ' ., '( '' ' '' I ' • • • • . ' >· DAILY-NLIT • ll • . ·WHEN ·. YOU'RE ,, •. ~w .. lfJ N0f1 .I BRAND NEW '72 PLYMOUTH 111 4 DR. H.T. VI, 111tom1tic tr1111., AM r1dio, pow•• lt11tin9, tird•cl wincbhl1ld, wh11I cov1n. Ser. #PH'4lG2DI02167. . ' s495 DOWN SOAtl Pll • PAYMINT a-I MONTH Sits 11 lofal clown ~. *·" total morittilv Pl'VIM!lt lot 42 montlls, lndl.ldlr'll to~ llc.tl"lttl Ol'4 corrvlns d'lclro-. Oft ~ erw:ftt. o.. fen'ed llllvmtnf ~ oMOLW.16' ANIUOf oertentODS rm. 11.90%. $3195 ·~~. ' +tulUc. • .. • . ' UAND NEW 1972 DUSTER FACTORJ AIR CONDITIONING ms .. totol doWn OOYmll'lt. •M totot -DOV!Mnt for ,, l'llOl'lltl&. lndudlne 1olf, lkitftM, COl'TYIM dlofo9I on-°""" c:rtdll. Oefernd llCl't'mtnt Dt'lt1 s:llflJIP. ~ Dtf'Afltcl9e rot• 1\.90%. ' $295 DOWN s68· 96 l'l!R PAYMENT MONTH 12495 ~ FULL PRICE Sor #VL29C28l71152 ·:.(heck .our RE D HOT P·RICES on eYefJ . NEW and USED Car!! - IGtton Ii.AND NIW 1'72 CHRYSLER ·NEWPORT .ROYAL •ACTOllY AUi COW. . ~ Hardtop. t!'lo1fl ,........, 4IO ClO ...... "llfM ol9M, llaM ......,,-Jten'iOtt Clllttrflt '""""'• vlll'l'I •1111 -*""· ....... rMldl ~ (#CC..CWl-·r4095 , ' · · fUU. PllCI t ... TAX.&. Y,C.~, Ill.AND NIW 1m PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN " I lllAT WAOON -PAC1'01lY Alll CC*llTIO..-y ... ..,,._, OOWtl' atMtll'le a ....., fllltM,.... rodlo. PO'lll'tf' "'°" Window lo inllCtl "*"-· PM.46M20719'3t. 54395. f ' '70 OP,i,L G.T. '62 CHEYJ.OLET •La M. ~RCUR. y ............. );,,: .... u_ ........ · ... $ .. 1595 ___ ............. _... .•.s.·2· .. 9' 5· .· d~··:,;'t!--:'"',:.,.;;· $~!. g· ·5· . --.... v .. --·-·!·-'53 '·5 CiiEY I'll. , -. ,_.,~{II*) lit'al'.M. .llllM( WllldMil.,.,.... ,.-, fl.Ill,,,...,,,..,.... ti..rlflll, ..,., ..... ·~~ fl,... VI""' np. tllltn • f'IK:I 'llroll~ ...... wfndl:irwt, .,.,.,,,.._ ..... , , . . . . ,· ... ,....., -No.,.."""· . ',, Nf.JFM ,...., """"'""' ti'"" vlt'IY'I ,..,,, \ .. __ .;.----------+ ... --.. lllllli!'!lll!!lll!l!I ....... •1!11!! .. ili' 11111-111·11·-.---··· ---.......... _ ..... ...,..,No, •ms. .;70 ~iiHt fAC ... ·;-.. '68 ClMARO 'Y LINCOLN <ONTINENTA~ • 0~ '""' -· _., d• $2195 -''Oh lftOn It tNt (S IDal;led.H "Olli 8$1). ( I • . '67 CADILLAC NDAN De: VILLE. Pull pOllllel'. factonl tlr s1195 ~I ... (yAL101), ' I ; . " ., '69.DATSUN PICKUP . , $995' '67 'DO.DGE DAR:r "GT' ' , ......... -~-1"'"' .,,;.,,;,. -$·895 ..._, fodorv air c:Olldltloft• LbnM 11N1. VMA 61S. ·• • . ' '68 BUICK :...·-.. -_, ......... -· -$11~ 9·· 5· ·ouicTU. ........... .:....., ...... _ 51999 LkMM WIW Ill. .......... ,,_,1a9, ICNl'tf" bra&.. DOWW win- ' • , doWI, tf~. LbftM No. VXX tJI. -· ~ • I"'" '• ' • W~. S~RVICE ··All MAKES OF CARS · 1 New Service Dept. HOll'I: 7:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. . .~~ fhru Saturday. , . I · Iring thl1 ocl In '°!' .PRIE .'TllC'tlon· :rdfit'ly l111~tlen Oii your ~r !'lilii .... ______________ __ '69 CHRYSLER NEWPORTi '69 FORD GALAXIE 2 Dr. H:r ¥f. ~ ,....., ....... fDdory -dlllllt!'•hl• vlnvt -.. Ucwt .... YID .... ' . . ·l~· :. . ~.l., '· r ... • ..-. I I i' ~· I • .. • DAit Y PILOT I~. Jutr 16. 1'71 §11 -....... 1§1 f _ ... .., · l§J I _,,.,'* l§J l ~~ ..... ,.. J~ I --.... l§J I --.. 1§1 I· _ ...... ~E~lm;po~r!;od~59~70 Autos, tmpor!od 970 RENAULT Autos, l.,,.,,od 970 A ~-"'.,.°'..;•_1_m.:.po-~_...,.,.97_o_ 1,A_u.;.t•....;..• _u_s.,, ___ ......;"° Autos, VOLKSWAGEN TRANSPORTATION UHd IUICK 990 Autoc, USld CADILLAC .... I MERCEDU llNZ • Ron1ul! ~';,,o S•I; . S.mi Annual Demonstrator c1 .... _ S.le This Weekend TRIUMPH '68 TRIUMPH GT·B 'M VWCAMPER FREE DEMO OVllNl•HT TO TEST DllVI UY or LEASE («@' ... DWN. ;~76 ..... 1 • Por Mo. 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY NOW Lu11 New Mlrcld11 $111.71 Montllly )40USI OF IMPORTS 88G Manchelter, Buena Pk 523-71:'i0 on Santa Ana Frwy. _,. 'Ill 230 sr. ""' both topi, • speed, lo mUeir, xlot oond. Pl'iv party. $3500. 644-4521, MG Unbeot1ble Prices All 1972 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL BANI( FINANCING COAST IMPORTS NEW ENGINE AND· Tll!U ·-· A real btluty. This tine eat =-~~-=--'"'.;,..;. __ m111t be tHn to appreciate '70 VW Pep.top carnper (WN5'24) w/tent, low mJ, Am·f'm. $1499 ::...""in.'.'"ra" Muot sdL COAST '89 7·PU1 Deluxe Bua, Blu1 and white, Must 1eU Sl900, C;tn finance, dlr, 530-U92. IMPORTS '61 VW, yelfow wi"' black in· terior. Must Sell $100, 530-1592. 1000.1200 W. PaciUc C~t. Hwy. N11wport Beach (TI4) 6C.()f06 546-4529 '68 VW BUG 4 1peed, radio, heatu, $995 or beat otter 644-4617. •MORRIS Woody Win &: 2 dr At Low as $1599 1000-12fl0 W. Pacific Cit Hwy. ~an, both reblt -$500. FRITZ WARREN'S Newport Beach (n4) 642-0406 worth . of Mom... p.n., =" Car Center 54&4529 , hlllrJ;r--heNU, ;t pUtona., Whll. -c o·uNTY • s ;ii;;-·:"ct•an -car. All • ' vi:.wiEST 'VOLKSWAGEN '68 VW BUG 4 speed, good mHea. ~. (XOAn7) $861 Theodore Robirni Ford. 2060 Harp:rr Blvd., Costa Meaa ' ... $115. 53MU9. . ~..1.•;... _____ _ --'--..,-,==---•I TIO E.-~ St .. S.A. Sl'l~'IM -. · . -10. . ' OPEL '6!1 vw. 11199.oo. Sharp. h""'mOl"iOiri~liiiiO-' i ---T.:,O::_:Y_,:0::,:T:::A:..__ I ra41o, w1wa11, 1z.sH28S> '70 VW Bus. Gd. C.Ond. W/sunroof. Ste~ hookup. Belt offer ' \vill not be refused. 316-3.W alt 5. '7r OPEL 1900 ,72 TOYOTA s:c::,t;~ter RALLYE ·KAQETTE COROLLA f Ol\A~g;.UNTY'S 66 VW front end col· ' Spd, Jladlo, Heeler, 28.iloo miles, Bronze With white lnitilor i301Blll!i. . ,Sf495 COAsT IMPORTS ' ' JOOG.1200 W. Pacltlc Cit. Hwy. Newport !leach (211) 642-4406 546-4529 NEAL MOTORS BONDED DE Al ER 7100 l~r bol' Olwd l.u,lll Me'MI {> 4 5 ' I f, I '!9 Opel Kadett &<>Id w/bllek landau, fast aell $825. Priv party fi62--0I04, '68 Opel 1t&tion wqon. 1.9 eng., 4 1pd, clean, one onwer. $150. 84J..4.Ml. PEUGEOT '69 Peugeot $1599.00. Xl.oo:> miles, 1 owner (ZNY560) FRITZ WARREN Sport Car Center 110 E. ht SA 541~ PORSCHE $1966 no z 1 t St s A. 54T...(17'64 lision, xlnt for Baja BuJ, in ' -Ii ·• · · xlnt coP.dition S475. 64).~. '10 VW Fastback, xlnt cond., •65 VW sedan. 40,000 oi'flinal , $l600. M4-4lOO bfltore 5 pm . mi. Ne\v paint. Eves, r+T.l:L.l aak tor Janet. * 644-0785 * or $39.30 MD. 'TO vw bu&'· Xlnt oond. New "'66~vw=B=.,-, =Good_c.,._cond __ ""'-"· paint, tires, plup. 216 Oitf must 1ell, Dlr, SS O O. FULL cash prlce $2,006.30 in-Dr,•L.B. 497-1968: 83>3100 53()..1592. cludtq: tax I:: license, Down RED '68 VoUC!Wqen, '6,000 ----------nt •· lo b ..__.. n~ "'-dlo ... .,,,. ,.._11 1968 VW bus. 7 pus. w/bed, _ _.., .. e a ur unwcv. m"""•· ne . ........ ~ I t •· t •·"·-$39 _ 1 ereo ape .,. x r a a , ~. ..N total monthly 6T5-<l07(!. 11100/be 1 ff "" •••• P111Ml\t inducting lnteiHt. ..:;;,61;.;;VW,;;,..=Bu-,-. =R-11rw-roo<1-~. s o er ~ tu_ A UctinH, 35 pay plus Reblt trana, S600 er CLEAN '67 VW, Sparkletts balloon payment of $800. best. 847_1427 eves aretn. GOOd cond. Total del'"1'0d pay price '61 VW SQBCK. 540.1332 $2,575.50. A.P.R. 11'1(,. On GOOD condl'Uon .A clun, prt ·arranged c red t t ,4 * 54~~37 * 19&9 Square back, Sl.00., (300785). · '70 VW camper. 44,000 mi, Clpistrano &ac:h 495--6323. ;Dm lW!i& -TOYOTA 1966 Harbor, C.M. ~ 646-9303 l"-11l •t,uis ~ ' mtten Toyota i: Jquar Dealer Authorlzed Salea tie Servic1 900 s. eout Hlrbway Laguna Beach 540-3100 * '72 MARK Jr Wagon, AIM F/M, Iui. rack, blue. Rec'vd Co. car, muJt All $2900. Call-. '21 MARK II Waaon. 12.995 Auto. trans. 10,000 mi , AM/FM, air. Rack. 6#-8984. 'TO Corona Mark Il Sedan. Lobl ot extras. $2600 or best otttr. Pvt pty. 847-7855 aft 5. '69'VW wgn.Very Clean. '67 BUG, reblt eng., paint, top cond. S995. * 644-0027 * Good cond. AM/FM 1t•reo. ___ V_O_L_Y_O __ _ -$1300. Call -1 alt 5: 30 wkdys. Anytime wk ends. Must sell This Week' 1972 VOLVO '66 VW Squareback Wagon . Good condition. R/H. Good tire• $775. 962-3827. '67 VW Camper, 60,000 miles, new tires, pnerator, mul· lier. $1695 or otter. 842-7008. '66 BUG, new 1600 ce eng. New tires A brake1, l(XXI cond t.hruout $7!l0. Mtrl~ '69 VW BUS. Stereo. Xlnt cond. Must sell. $2000. 673-4516. '68 VW Bus. 25,000 miles, xlnt condition. * 644-2Gl * 'fi6 Volvo Wagon, Rehuilt EnrJM, I Spd, Roof Racll1, SacrWce S 7 9 5, Bkr, xmt I ~646-3~-242~. ~---= CARS '68 Porsche 912 MH. •uto. 11695. 21002 1961 vw Bus. 53.ooo. S0.1..76 11 T•••I B k C cond. Private party. , OV MHfllly ...,.Mnt . Ab1t1lutely l()rgl!OU1 Bahama tc wourth i r' H · B · * 897-8296 * .& 1 Yellow. A Hard to find 968-?62S ,57 vw . Antique Autos, Used 990 AMERICAN · c · model, (VVS12.1). Ste at 1971 Toyota Marie: II wqon. ..... price Is $3550. plus ~ A/C. Like new. $2995. Runs good. 1223 . ..r & 11-so. Doforrod 6#-8984, 644-4034 ""J;t~1":":.i pi:~: o~ ~ ·~dtp:o~F~lo~;;~ ·~nd~X::.· ,;.::· .~:'. of $16.76. Tot•I Of' \Vinch . ovenlzed tirea &. cPrlccc.v..;par1y:.;....;:.·_-_·_=~ ,,.., $451t.60. An-tA •S rims. 2.000 ml. Pvt pty. Alt ·n SUPER Bug. 12,000 ml'• I I'••-•.. R1to WL~P' !, '94-<ll44. am/Im, under warm. $1100. "\ TR;iUMPH Goi,,. to Ell:oP<· 513-i..<U. " '67 VW Bug. Original d&i'k !M%" ' 445 E. Cout Hwy. '69 TR6 $2299.00. Sh'''" VW blue. New $895. NEWPORT-BEACH AM-FM, lug/rack ( 9 0 3 Call 842-4785 6!3-0000 Ext 5.J.54 ETCl -~,,:;;~::.,.::;::.-- (Opeo Sunday) FRITZ wAR.RtN 's '65 vw Beja bug. '0th ... used Ponehes now ln Sport ca· r 'Center New enr, bl& bore ld~ itock '64· ·m. new extra wide tlrt1. ORANGE COUNTI''S Perl. cond. Never oft the 1970 POJiSCHE 91H, lo LARGEST road. $595. D'>-9821 miles. factory war r t Y. 710 E. 1st, S.A. 547--0764 '6.9 Poptop camper, Io w AM/FM, mqs. Sacrifice -=~~-~-~ S4700 Afte 6 All TR6 ·69, excel cond. miles, extra clean, No cash, . · r pm c Best offer .;i. ,:rake over pa~ents on IP· 968-3020. 673'-6414 proval of crtd.t, dlr 530-1592. ';'~'.T~·_:;;, ';.~: Autos, 11,iiiortod " 970 ~utos, Imported 970 le<:.~. ,_,...;;....;..:....--..--...:..-;....,.~..;..--- '68 ~ 912, am/fm, U• cellent condition. $ 31 0 O . 830-2254. "62 Ponclle 356, yellow. chrome rhns. AM-FM. Xlnt oond. $2100. !112-1522 "11 T. aold mile, &:Si-1. air, maga. amlfm, . ." 19 M ml. '9MS?O, 213: 391-'ll08. I RENAULT \ "' Ml%230SL air cond.. power str . .,Vs inost honortd sports cir, llJG654 .. ') ........ '65 RAMBLER W a 10 n • 01saic. Radio, h e a t e r , automatic, P.S . .' air cond., CNNF6U) $651 Theodore Robins Ford., m Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 6'2-0010. Pilot Clallified. ~- Autos, lm,-r!od 910 , ~-. lmperted ·ooo BALLS READY TO BOUNCE '60 RENAULT DAUPHIN I KWKJIJ $1'2.2J '61 RENAULT R·10WIH497 ........ $612.16 '6' RINAUL T R·lO XTU3t1 ........ $n1.54 '61 RENAULT R·l.O W!%121 •• -ro., $737 50 -- '61 RENAULT R-10 UNll56 ........ $t07.71 '61 RINAUL T R·10 VIW711 ....... , tm.M· ' ' . '70 RENAULT R-10 IHINP ...... ,. $,,S.2S 71 ,RINAUlT R·l6 ~11i .. ~ .... , $22'5.00 '. 3im "Slt•••i 2201 So. Main S,., l1nta: Ana • 146-4114 Like new, fully loaded (MMH • 912) S995 dlr. 557-2132, '70 CAD S de V, full power, stereo tape, x!nt rond, 1 owner. ITI4 ) 84&-7269 er (:nJ) 592·5.'153. lff9 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VlLLE TadtJ<y &ir condltlonlnr. fUll power,~vinyl top, plush tull leather interior, Wt I: tel~ scoetc steering, door locks le a no1t of other de!uxe xtras. Truly an exceptional value at thia: low prict . $3444 • Nabers Cadllla~ 2600 HARBOR BL., cosrA MESA 540-9100 Open Sunday '66 CADIU.AC Cpe. OeVille. Full power, factory a~ cond., good miles, (965AUJ) Sl451 Theodore R o b i n s Ford., DiO Harbor Blvd., Costa Mel& &C-0010. 1971 CADILLAC EL OORAOO C:OJ:IVERTmLE Truly the finut o,J. the pat line of automobiles. Luxury is eve.rywhett. Only 10.211 local mile1, Fad. air cond., full power, tUt • telescopic 1teeriJ111 door lock1, AM·FM 1tereo w/multiplex tape. trunk lock, a 1entinel that turns your lights on & oH for you, Plua a host of filture1 to bring the t.hrill of mo1Qr- lna back to you. f078CXW). SALE PRICEO • Nabers Cadillac C.Oupe. Sharp car. Radio. autematic, air cond1, po~·er 1ileerin1. (UZ110G.) $1099 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-121l3 SEMI· ANNUAL DEMONSTRATOR SALE '72 Toyot1 Coron• Cpe. $2595 Auto. Trans. Air, AM/FM · . " Stereo. (.#1981) , . '72 Toyot1 Mark II ' Dr. Sed., Auto. Trans. Air, Radio . (#4900) '72. Toyot1 Corino ·2 Dr. Sed. Auto. Trans. AM/FM(# 1559) $2895 ' ~2395 -$2495 MANY OTHllt LOW MILIAGI DIMONSTRATOltS AWtlL~ILE AT COMPAfWILI PltlCJS • f •• 1 • SANTA · ANA , ••• -. ' • • , . - 3rd QUlRIER DEMO SILE! IEA~TIFUL LOW MILEAGE STAFF AND . EXECUTIVE CARS AT TRULY UNIQUE SAVl.NGS!. CHOOSE FROM CUTLASSES-9Ss-88s •. WHILE .THEY LAST! • • 5 ···ONLY· ·S IMMACULATE 1971 HONDA CARS YOUR CHOICE WHILE THEY L·AST! 1--• WE-HAVE 28-0F -lHESE SPEflA~i.-¥-EQUIPPED- · CUTLASSES FOR YOU TO SELECT.'.FROM • _--Example: Brand New 19-7 2 Cutlass Hardtop Coupe LOADED: Factory Ail'. Conditioning • Turbo Hydramatic Trans: • Power Steer· ing • Power Disc Brakes • Vinyl Roof • Deluxe Radio • WhitewaHs • Sporty Louvered · Hood • Full Wheel Discs • Tinted · Glass • Plus much • muc;h more. (3F87H2Z135514J SPECIALLY PRICED AT 00 ~ ~ l:C•)·~l•i!llt:.1~1 2850 ·Harbor Blvd. " lllt ~· ~ ! ' ' -·-• Aufos, lmporteCI· . 970 Autos, Imported 970Autos, Imported . 970 Autos, Imported 970 ' • 11• · ,v Price DATSUN Then Decide! * * * * DRIVE ONE OF OUR ECONOMY CHAMPIONS - YOU'LL TAKE IT HOME! BRAND NEW 1972 Ll'L HUSTLER PICKUP MODEL 521 Uo to 25 mllft • tollOll, holl tofl allGCft't, AM YlllV1 lllll!f"lor, 3-~0Md htvttt'/cltfrwtw Ml Ml9td wlllll' • WOlhfr, Wiited ell •VPICro tr-. , . BASE PRICE St•11'1'rtl •~11ipm•11t l•cllit11s h11t1r, .l1fr11t1r, whlt1w1ll tlnit, ltvm,.r 1111r~s, l1c'lti11! 9•• t111k, ._,,,,,, 111 syn· chr1 +t111l. I W111ch more i11~ 11idi1t1 .,., JO "'il11 ptt 1•1· I••· Sir. N1. Lii IDIJU52. 5226-5 50 + Leed S°"9 Tox, UCwltf, DI!, W\'lea THIS ftlCI INCLUDIS PllmGW·CAMl'll WML.8 11t1S1 -.S -,WT, 1Ufll9"' M.1' I L8PTI • 1 ' ., . ' • . . • • I. . , :· . r ' ! l · ... t • I • t 1, ~I , -' I I --" I • • .. , ' • f It's th. right time .•• this il the right place ••. with tho right ears at tho right prices! Jtlit what yw;ve boon loo'ing for in brend·new and lik .. now ears. Seo f...,.,, now at tlM dealft wiio wants Y!'w; liuslnos1! GARDEN GROVE LlllrCOLN MERCURY ! • ... ' • ·'- .. Ger don Grove , Lincoln Morc:yry ·say1:, . "STOP ·SHOPPING. ' No . fro, banoon.s,. . . . no dr1wtng~1 no'··hor.$~ riCl9s. Just hone1t . . . dollar 1avin9s on aU. now ind ,.us'd ·ears! .,. I • . • ,t . i • . • • ,j • . -.- 1972 M6NtEREY 2 DOOR .Hl)ROTOP . ' .,. '. . Dtt110. low·lw-low mil••· 400 v.1, Vi"vf roOf •"' int•rlor, ti~ wflMI, ~ir co~itiof!il'l:f, p;ow•r 1+••tin9, pOwtr _,li1t br~k11, AM rtcl10 & ":''"'t more 01h11. #51l7J4, Di1cou11tecl to i .. • .. . .. 1972 MARQUIS 'BROUGHAM -. . 4 Ooor Htrdtop De .. o. Full pa'wer, ~1'ctory eir co11clitio11in9, AM/FM 1t1r10, tilt wheel, twin comfort 111+1, plvt m1ny meny 1xfr11. ;;575710. Oi1co11nt1d to $4156 1972. pNCOLN CONTINENTAL ' $5133 4 Door DtlTlo. Full po .. r, •ir conclitioMd,, AM/FM 1toroo 1p11cl control, tilt wht•f, p~w•r Ioele fNlllP, m1ny m•nv rnor• •xtr1t. #1'4773 ] Oi•count'4 to Th• origin•I cl•1t1c •• fvll pow•r, f•ctory iilr._ Cil7"NI) ,.. $4645 ' . '70 CONTINENTAL -' -C.vpe. Fvll .... power,~f.-ctorv 1lr, $r.1t ricf!n9 .luxVrv •lito. 1147-ACXJ • . $4077 .. 1 ~··. Con••rtibl1. Autof111tic, f1ctory •ir, pow1r 1t,1rln9. 1'414AEO I "I $I LS 8 .. -. ... '65 CHRYSLER 300 ""fullr po.,..,;, f•cti"ry 1ir, INIC- 701) Pric•~ to 11111 $888 •• .. ' • • . .. • { ,.V I $6 788, -' . ' . .. • " QUALITY .USED CARS. '70 MARK Jlf '71 FORD LTD 011ly 21,000 rnil•1, full pow•r, Only 7,000 Mil•,at f•ctory 1ir, f•ctory 1ir. llOOBBT.l •u+om•tic, Yi11yl,roof. I I 190JEJ $5590 ,' ~3444 ~ ' • '"' f • • ' .. ,1-;:¢.: '-,~ ; . ' . . , '70 LINCOLN SEDAN l-Y.e1r W1r11nty 1404ACW l~ . $.359-8 ... ' , • '71 DATSUN PICKUP Only 7,000 mil11, 4 1p"4:. , !~91CUUJ lik• t1•wl $1788 .. -' . '00 GAL-XC '2 dt hard °'t0p1 4 spd. excel ·c:ond. 'Best offer. ."545-1441 ' ' .·· . '68 GAWQUE;. }.<Ir Form.t. Air,i d~~ ~.~i390, pwi, autoi·M~~ '(15-700'J. 1£.,. ·~~Rane~, fj. q~. 'fir englj'le. $550. • Good con- ditfon. FORQ 990 Autos, Ur:e<i ·~9 SHELBY orr,oo. Hard t• -sr~rroN Yi.A~~ •. iii. iiij,ii!.iiiiiiiiiiii.-~ . • • . 1!16.;. C>iljl!& &;~an Sq..ten A•!!MI' U.W 990 AUtas, lilod ' ' . ' ~ '90 Autos; Used ,find. 4 speed,..~ JP..iles, specia)·, ii t.e1,.rrin•g radk>. he•ter. ( 1 7•9 A:S G'l 'lm•kef 'iu 0 r;il ~1.;C' ,;1.: ·:·"f· k>Rb FORD IMPERIAL MA~ OFFER. Theodore dow. '·GoQd' <lO'rid. $395. · • * 548-0819 * MAVERICK ·~ f(>RD 10 pass. Squire, pcw:er. air cond, noerything VAN! (1965~ ~ ~¢00. (6J: ne\\>. Come & see 673-5507 t'\tnericas faVorite: for con- i965 .Ford Caritpe.r Van. vertinc to--camper • .fi:t9-0n:. ·Heavy duty ~ar e™'. Big 6 F0RO '68 LTD, Sq, Wfli. Air. en;. One owner. 646-3478 ' ' PS, 'PB. OQsn. Pvt pt)1. Need a ''Pad''? Place ati--;di ,. $145(!. (714).673-7299 Autos, lm~rtl!I . 9~ A~. "lnlpoi-tocl '61 Ford Falcon Econo. Cub Wagon, 8 pass, 240 six, autcrtrans. R&H, Mark IV air, blue int. & ei:t,. 1v/\v tires, hitch $1975. 548--3001 lift 6 .. ~;~~'c!~rdi1~~~r 96&-0743 '";""·lSJffORD ..... ·~.J.0~.c::;,:,i·,;0:; ::;: 070. Imperial LEAVING.C()Ullti}i, must .sell L B _.... . '70 tMYERICK ·~ Torino GT-390 ci, 4-s~ '66 Ford LTD 2 ~r h.f., air PILA.XIE 500 $925. ~ offer 64frl6S6 or .• aron Stick, Radio, Jleater, Nice trans, P/S, P /disc brks, CQnd, ·PIS; . P/f>, auto, . 'llH 1 645-8939. JmmaC}l\at!! COl\dition. Sacrl· One tape deck, new ~s. Xlnt R&J;I •. vin;Yl. top. $1;7~. or nA v· 1 r ai· nd '69 FORD \.'ID Squire fice,J.l~t&;_ll,,dlr.897-0224. cond. 5?.6-ll'Ol eves/wknds', be.ft offer. 557..()ol()7 · ........ upe. iny . roo: • _r co " Wagon. 10 pa ssenger ,1---.,..,====--$1495 A ' 7n , .Plwe.J'. ~eel'U'Jg, radio, auto-loaded' $2250 54Cl--f016 HORNET . utos, Imported ,9 t :Autos, lmpol'te4 ; .. 970 mati C, good .careful miles.. · ., . · ·' ' .C(}AST . . ·' ' ·. .. ' . ' ~.GREAT · ·u~S·ED,·:·C:·ARS ·. l • • • ' • ). ' : 1 .• 1 .. • • .. , } . ' t • • ... : ', ... , ,1 ~f l .! .. •55 CLASSIC. G.M.C. PICKUP •• • .... $1095 '67' ~·,sQ.UARE!l,CK .•••.• : • ,.,; •. $iji I. CMrry ~.WV.-Hurry dn-This Or191 _: (tll &l!l'.I', "n·"MI ,.,Int, Sh•rpl ,.<Speed. fVOX; 'f'I. . '69 .'AUmN u.tfRICA .. ;., ~ .. ~ .. -~, •.. $895 , ·~-lYX/-2tOl ·~'l•t. .. : . ?· • '65 VW· DELUXE BUS .. : : ,: .. :''.' ... ,· .. $1495 lun ""'· Cvskll'll .~. S••fl~ Chrtl'M WMl!t, ,Pott ~ Wlliclowt, ltlbulll E~lM (UQL °"'' Tlllt ~ On(yl Bil.le Mtlilllc P~llll, • l' · --------·--__:.....J~---'67 JEEP ....................... ,. ·:s1595 : 4 WflHI Dr~ CJJA -New Slnct Tire. -NIW C1n1ry Pllllf. Tlli1 Wffklnd 0111yl l k. (616 Dl~l . '6B FIATS,.DER : ...... : .......... $1088 Sbow ltoorn ~lllln. Ntw Top, cxev 6'01. Brt;llt Red w1ara.Ct Interior. , '56 VW BUG ............ , ........ $795 '69 MUSTANG MACH I ....... , . , .$1795 GT. • SPffd, 41 CObri J11 •. lot• of 'Good!«. IY ll.X 7901 --------~ '64 VW CAMPER BUS ...... , , , .... $1295 ft ec1ro Cvstotn 8UCktl SNts, Ci.sslc Cofldlllon. (OPS •75) 'SB vW BUG ............... , ;' .... $395 • Soeed. 1411 aoe1 'C Spetd, ltlHllo. HNt.r. CHYH '4) .' '--~~-------~ :~!..!~~.v ... o,,,,~M21 s ............... .'. $995, '70 KARMANN GHIA ..... , ........ $1695 ,_,..,,_,..., ....,, ,. , ltid; 1t.d1o. Hil~t; • S!*ld. lib ISll '69 VW BUS .... , ................ $2195 '6.9 VW .FASTIACK .............. $1495 llUll, fttldlit, HMtlr, • Sc*id. c IOU71t) • ' AutMNtic, ~;T-. Cllt alX) '-•'·Newt , '65 VW 'sqUAREBACK ,, .. , ....... $795 168 VW WESTPHAUA CAMPEil •••. ; , $2395 I' Sky •1111 W/llWJI: l111etitr. -Al A Prif• H•N To Tu"' Down -IM,, 301). Ol'lfr ..J.' ""T•. Ntw T"'--hdlo, HHter, "''"*'· IOOI ATD) • •• • " ... '65 OLDS STARFIRE ..... .' ........ $945 '62 PLY.-VAUANT WAGON ..... -·. $59.9 . ·~""' ...... F ... .,.,,,.,, fkfot'r llr. lmm11"1iil, (RPJ«ffi --~~~) ....... '-. ..... ~, CYI. Ent. -trflllt ltftl -E11c.l_1Jnt c.;,._ - '71 VW CAMPER .. · .. :-: .... : .... $J9,s· '69 VW S"'UAREIACK . . · $1795 1 ............ ~ Wiii! Tint. $ Yr W1t111111V ( 1''5115') • T • • • "' • • • •> •• • • • . . . . ' , I Avtomefft. Air~ .. : Lt!W N..,.cZOV.••u ' ~ '70 VW SEDAN , .... : , .... ': ..• , :.$1495 '69 VW SEDAN -' · 1.c1-s • .._""" •i.ct '"' 1t•1o .... "" RN111 Tit. ,si ere · • • • ··" • • ~ • · • · • · ., • "' ~7 I '" -• ' ·, ,f 4 · Gl'ti0w°'9Jllt.1.0llf/IE"lltr"I rD1NMletlltOWnt11dTl ... ttSO).CAJ . "71 vw 411 WAGON . ·" .. ,,, .... S2795 •69 .,.., cA .... -R 1· ·$2-"---"5·,-5, "7~·::*:.;':::"::'·.:•:;""'::::·~··="""::c-:.'lz::'"'::•::•;:><:i::•=-i::io..:<::'~:.:· "'!'~.:•!..I .:,• '-' W~W ......... • • • ~ •. • • • •. • • • : " • "· , : = . tuntllil \O*fW!t . .,_., W/bd'9. -0...... .EIWIM ~or' \.Oii Of ~ <WN •> :eo• aus .......... ~·. . · UHs .,, vw DBLUD iUs · · sim '~...,."~~I =-Q_ ~ T• Clrwltl ...... All' OJ!d., WNW. TtNt..-'""' -.;. • i1 ·~~·a:..;..: (1c:. txYc tOf) Bargain prlffil. cOOJ~rv> JEEPS Brend, New 1972 $2699 .'69 Jeep· Wa9on CONNELL Looks like ne_w; auto1 ll'aJ>S, 4 wheel drive, ·Near MW ·'HOJtNETS ,' IMPORTS '°'I ' ~ "H£YROLET ' tires, Not . many .of ·t!l.,. j· ' ".II around·Hurry. LYYI*. ... I l I ;2828.Harbor Blvd., , ~ : Coita ,Meaa 546-1203 • • 1929 MOdel• 'A' Road!ter ft~ ' ' ·~ w/Rujq,bj.e ' Sear., _,tu] 1 )' ~ a ·~:", ~~ ··~er· t , , ,S . " . ..~97·1 FOR. ·o o, "'' • · · ... ---... • I • MERc:tJRY w •·I Ori. COUNTR.Y SQUIRE 44.; E. Coast Hwy. • Now Available wit h ' 1 Colony" Plll'k. Full power, _ NEIVPoRT BEACH AIR CONOITIONllll' alr cond., good omiles. 673-0090 Ext. 53-54 , , "~ (~El $2351 TI1eodore I ' ' 10 pais, . 'wagon. 14,63.5 One owner miles. Air cond., power steering le brakes, luggage r~ck, radio. A sup: erior car. Nc\f WS\V tires, dead '!!)~· (902CYFJ low, .,low prtcc . $3599 .. l ,,CO"NELL 1CHEYROLET ~f '.~ .Cflb, '· ~c,..,..u·· waao., v.a, P.s .. AUto Trlln1, ~tr Cbnd.125. S" W.B., .wabJ '''"ofte1 of a·.Jrind"'. See and ·'l"vt~ qi, (6pen SUnday) rVT · Roqms Ford, 2000 Harber~ '47 CJ2A: Xlnt' <Ond. 55,000 AT1 NO tAtRA· CllARG~ ,j>!v<I., °''!.•,Mesa 642-00JD. miles. $950. PriV'ate party 1 , tlJO MERc;tJRY Colony Park ~ .. •1 .. A., "'Tl8 , ~y .equipt cars now sta wagon.! JO. pa.as. Steel ~ eves. ~ · av4liable. lii2 i>r1 4 Dr, ind belted t~ roof rack, AJC. ~,Ford Bronco, 4\VD, ,1porlaboutl \v'qon model• PIS, P/B, etc. 1 owner. Ill!' cond., "l°IJY extras,, lllllrml ft ftCI tvrDy Great tor 1amily. -· $1!115. -1808 dys. IJll-1~ l/M<IHdl '70 Ml:RCURY Colo Puk GUMUN · ''u , ato .....,ij .. · 10 ~ Stl'fl ,IT., ...t' S. • .IMbol tires; roof rac1r, AJC. lro_nd Now 1972 "a.cu PIA P/B, .... 1 ........ GIEMLl ll&! a • ..,1._,..._,. GrN\!lfl'lamlly.-.. · lbl ~aw~ ViilYdean."'7iO;mt•1·ii • S.0:""" ..... la ........... Tly -~ )lala• st 1tt n.11-., Ill For - .. .. -'1 I ... --. LINCOLN . .. MDICURY 2 dr Hr. ____ ,,_.,.....,., ..... -1 -. ...., -• ""!' . 1185 LIN<:. COnt. bllt, I dr, .,..n $111. i141 lilo9. •· ean ..... k-dal<ii ~ MUST ..... ~ ANG " '' t' ' & ~ ' PONTIAC 990 A~"* PONTIAC 990 '&9 OLDS 98 '72 CATALINA E'ower Window1, Po .er 1972 ~tiac Catalina demon- l Steertna:, Power Brakes, atrator with ·)ffa than 5 500 Factory Air O>nd, Power ' 5ffta, Lill• Now (YJT,GI) m!JH, FUily tactory equlp- $199 · pod Jncludlnl, Vinyl top, air 5 , cone!. p.1., p.lt.. ate.re<> ra- \ dio, &.lr cond. p.1.; p.b .. COAST ;:.. ;;,d~:· ii:~ ... ~ urea 6: much m_uch mort. !~ IMP-ORTS Seli•$495oowll2191 • ii lOOO.~ W. PacWc C.t. Hwy. $133 42 p' ER MO jl: Newport Beach (n4) 6U,Oj06 1 • • ~ 546-4529 \_ ~ '69 OLDS 91 y.,, l"'' 1495'00 11 lhe "'111 '! . ~ckr.vn payment &nd only ~ SEDAN . jW.u la th• total monthly i 1 payment includlnc tax, 11· ,.. IW. H.T. Full power, fac,.-ttnse and all finance ~ tol')' ·~· vinyl top" AM-~ charu1 for 36 months on , radio, tilt -te~e. w}\eel, new •pproved credit. The cub NEAL MOTORS I BONDED DEALER '13 Pontiac Wqon, Full Pow· er, Electric, Air Cond, 9 Pua, $195.' :noo Ha<W B·vtl Cust11 Me1.11 ii~) ; , u 1 <'+9 Lt Mon1 H•rdtop Coupe. Vinyl top, vinyl in. terior, factory air. automatic. n.dlo, heater. power atttrlng, p ow f! r brakes, white side wall tires. l)\GP280l SALE PRICED C.Naberl •Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL., I ·COSTA MESA Sf0.9100 Open Stmday white wall tires. Hard to llAd I lll'eti mrno5 vnce 11 $4618.13 including •68 Flrebl/d @ . a>r c:ond , uySc'6&6· >. tax and lic~nse. ~tenotd_ aut>ni. Vinyl toP. xtnt'eond:: I. payment pnce Is $5298.ll 1 owner. Will 1ell for $1850. which includes all finance 494-7518. . ' ~ -' .. Nabers ·~ Cadl!lac ~ 2600 HAR.BOR rm.,1 ~ cosrA MESA- • ~9fliF"' • Open Sunday ;~ l96T Cutlau, good cond. Cub I'. $700. ~1421, Mike Greene, I~ ~7470 eve. ; 1962 Oldsmobile ; Excel Cone!. $350. ':,.~ 1--===67-=>-,..,3838==-~ PLYMOUTH :::, * * * :~ D•I• L111ner ,~ 11659 Loi LeonH :1 fount•ln v.11.y ;~ You are the winner of :~ _ 2 tickets to the "-Southl•nd · (~ Home & G1rd1n :~ Show rz at the .,: ANAHEIM !~ ·;, CONVENTION ;~ CENTER ;~ July 14 · July 23 :r Please call -642-5678, txt. 314 ~'-between 9 and 5 pm to claim ,.; )'OU?' tickets. (North County :~ tall·fre1 number a 540-1220) ~~ * * * 'ii '63 Sport Fury. 38.1. 11 4 lpd. Excel eond. ,ft !\{ab oiler. Tom-63&-6974 :i PONTIAC if .'I ~ ·~ ·~ ~ " ·~ ~ ~ 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 0 GorpoUJ black car with ra· d1o, a utomatic, el~. wln- dow1, air cond.. rally Whffil, vinyl black roof. Unuiual buy. (ZLJ078> $1999 CONNELL tiot CHEVROLET - ~28 Harbor Blvd., ' 1--Col-". ·..:i.,_M_.,._~546.,,.,...1!00~ '89 Pontiac GTO, air cond., x1nt cone!. Or11 ....,.,., $179!1. ~1791 lllU5r ..iI-'6$ Fln!blrd. Xlnt ootid. Alr Cond. Auto TraN. Many extras. $1650. or best Charges, 18.les tax and Ii· 196.5 PONTIAC Le MMI, cense. Annual pe~tage auto R&H new tires P/S rJlte is 9. 76. de,;,. ~ $Aw. ~iOCJO. ' I BILL BARRY f ONTIAC·F IAT-GMC , (lat St. at S.A. Frwy) 2000 i:. lat St., Santa Ana 558-1000 '72 LE MANS Brand new 1972 Pontiac 2 dr. Le Ma.Ill, mint 1ee to ap- preciate. Serial No, 202'f02.. P179847. $325 DOWN RAMBLER '63 Rambler wgn in good runnUtg cond. $195/best of- fer. 968-6334 or 847...()5.U. T·B.IRD '68 T ·BIRD 4 DOOR l'ully loaded. Tape deek (WFK575) $1595 dlr. l\57·2132. 1960 T'"'8IRD Rebuilt ene .. ne.w ·fires '"'Good transportation Make offer. 67l-625l $85.81 PER MO. '56 Oatsic Thunderbird Top Yes, just $325 is the· total cond. $1800. dowri payment and only ~~~'-'IS-~2790-· -== $85.81 ia total monthty pay· '59 T-Bird 2 dr htp. $99.00. ment t,\cludin& tax, license Full pow. air. H & H Auto and all finance charges for Sales, 2196 Harbor Blvd., 36 montha on approved Costa Me.sa. 642-1616. credit. The. cash price Is ~.60;,:;;T-°"B"'h'°"d.:;:all;.;,;pc.wr","..,'-ry-n~lco $2993.85 including tax and $250. license. Deferred payment * 548-5865 * price is $3416.16 which in- clude"s all finance charges, sales tax and license. An· nuaI percentage rate ia 9,76. BIL[ BARRY PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT (lit St. at S.A, Frwyl 2100 E, lit St .• Sanlo Ana 558-lllOO NEAL MOTORS BONDED DEALER •n Grand Prix 1 O"Wner, Dark Green, Fully Equipt. 18,cm actual nrlJes, Abtolute)¥ Im· maculate, $4095. 0'100 Harbor Blvd C~ta Me-M ti 4 ~ 71ti1 VEGA '71 VEGA PANEL 4 spc1, Alr Condltlo,,..,. Mar Wheels, Luggage Rack, ro,ooo m11 ... cm64.n. $1995 GOASl .'. IMPORTS 1000-1201'.fW. Paci!lc c.t--:-Hwy. Newport Beach ( n 4) 6(2-0405 54&-4529 * '71 VEGA. Xtra clean. $2100 or best offer. 5JIH;028 ~71 VEGA . HATCHBACK G.T. equipment, Sport stripe, radio, ' 1peed. Superior car. (683DNJ) $2299 CONNELL offer. 557·5769, 26(XfHARBOR BL., CHEVROLET ' ,. ) ' : ' • • r •'' I . , .. , .. ' ' Auto• Imported 970 cosrA MESA ' 540.9100 Open Sunday Like to trade7 Our Trad@r'a N··• "P d"' Pia . ad' 2828 Harbor Blvd., Pan.d~ column is for you! ~a a · oe an · Cost& Meu. 546-1~ 5 lines, 5 days for 5 buck!. Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 VACATION 5.p ·E,CIAL ' . -r · 1 IRAND NEW '72 V.W POP TOP CAMPER PULLT ALP COflTAINID INCLUDIN• et.Ort tfNT,. 4 Sp11•, ..... Heater. •2JUOZZ14'. Meoy.fe CIJ1•1 ..... sn532 DOWN -•95a2 PD . 7 PAYMINT MONTH • • ttl.JJ I• t•f•I ,,., pVf!lt. St J.lt It t.t•l "' .. ,.J,nt. h1cl~ t1x, '71 tic•11u I •II G11•11c1 tli•tt" •11 ,,,,,yff 1recUt for 60 rrie1. D1f•rr1,~ptmt. r.rlco $6014.2t l11cl. •II flfl1rtce '-"•••• t1n 1, '72 llco1111 er If Y•ll pr1fer ••t•.Y c•1h, 1111 c11h l'tlce It $4765.0t l11cl, t•I• t•1, '72 llc•111 .. ANNUAL "PlRCENTA8 RATE 10.IJ, . . OVllt 1 SO NEW & USED VW'1 fi POltSCHIS TO CHOOSE FROM -OPEN SUNDAY ' @ HARBOUR VW @ l l1l.tJl.l.tl1lV(, ! ,1 1, T 1N111/l.(f t • <,I' • ' SU!ldir. Ju~ 16. 19n l . . Rock .B~ttom Prices Rock IQffom Monthly Car Pavments BAMK OF AMERICA AUTO;;.MAGIC FINANCING Car & Driver M~n• lo un~laltd compttltloo ttst roted General Motors, hlCli Optl 1'00 Strfts onr Capri, Pinto, Vtp, Toyota & Mazda. DAILY l'ILOT • • \ ' ' • I ' \ ,, I Brand New '72 Opel Ralley s299 ~g~~L 171 41 · PMNT .. Ill ---MON!H = °"" "''' llWll 111¥-•· t11.•1 ,.,,. IMlltM'( ,..,_,"'. fllllllllll IJ.':: ..,_ ., 1nt. l11thMll"1 11x, llc1n•1 llWI c1rryl111 tll'tt•• .,. ,..,..,.., ,,.., ,.,_ ,,.IQ tuta.U. An111111t '91"Ctftlll• rllt 11.Jttfi,. • .. , -....-.....New-'<· '72 Opef Spori'coupe 12·9·9 ~~~ 1 s·71 43 PMNT PER - · MONTH mt It ..... ... """"'' l11 M "411 ML 111""911f fir • """"' It t RMI ~ l-lf tNt. lllCI, .. ._ .... lie. aM unyMs CU,,. ti! .,,,..,.. CNillt. DtlWfll IWftll, .,. ~'·•• '"""'' ,.n:lllf• rift 11~ . :.- • ' -.. , I ... , ,.,., Brand New '72 Opel Statlo" wa .. n PMNT PER ' s299 ~~~ $6616 MONTH j' .,, " .... , ..... '*"""""" ""'' .. "''' '""'· lll'tmlllf..,. ....... ' 1 ffMt ..... ! If ............. fib, llc.U.•urt'Ylllt di•~ ... '"'"'""' ....... ....,.. ~ ...... Nl'IYf, ......,, tlf'Cllll ... r•~ II .. ~ , r • Prk .. IMllMlf ....., Diie I-. "'"' Ti.111 V..mtttM, 9111D:• -...., ...... '" •.W ... ,...,) YJll't TMI, C. ......... C ..... ,,..... trM ........... NMyY DlltJ ttMrlll,' ....... llilltlllliP' & Ma11'1 Otlllrll'IMI P .. tvr& • The Greatest Used Car ,Buy-A Pre..own.d Buick Opel '70 OPEL ~695 '71 OPEL WAGON ~795 Air cond. A beauty with only Immaculate 2 door. Btbniewith beige 18,000. Llke new! (832DJD) viny\ interior, carpets, auto. trans., radio, ·chrome wheeJJ. {257DQUJ '7Z OPIL 52595 '71 OPIL WAGON ~795· 3,000 miles. Immaculate with &ir British green with vinyl lnterlOr, c&r· conO., 4 speed. radio, factory petinr, auto. traruioahite walls, radio. warran,\,Y. '*.319577463 lua:gaie rack •• (219 U) • . I $1695 '6.9 OPEL WAGON 51395 '7l q!'IL SIDAN Like new. 2 door with a uto. GOrgeous gold 4 doot with auto. trans., trans., radio, nearly new tires. white wallJ, radio, Qnly 9000 miles. A beauty. (ZNF824) ClllWQU) ' . . • TREMENDOUS TRADE IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR U.SED CAR OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK e STORI HOURS e l •JI A.M, .. t P.M. M-""9 ........ t :JO A.M. tfU 6 P.M. hfa:., 10 A.M. Ill• Ml • ...., e SERVICI HOURS e 71Jt A.M. tlft l 1JI P.M, M_ .... ...., CJON4 _,l...., \ • WE, HAVE A GIANT USED CAR FACILITY &'wE NEED YOUR CAR . . "SERVICI TO llLllVI IN" '"Sl'ECIALIZINCi IN 9UAUTY". ~ .DAILY NLOT CLAllll*llD · · , ·: ""'~');:,,. •·, • ' ~ # • I oOa»iGI COUrtTY'I ldT SAL.IMAM . . ' OR'" ACTION • • • • • CALL 642·1.671 ~· ~ . . . ' ' • . ' .. -' . ·~~· • '• i. • '' . ·-· .... ' , ' ' I I I • - - l "' / • • WE APPREC:iATE YOUJ . '71 PINTO J BUSINESS IMMIDIATE DIUVllY · 5l99DOWN536A MONTH FDR3S MOITHS .......... ,.. .......... lid: .... IMh. 411, dirOIM ..vl4il111: wtiite wait Mt. wllltelc-•. ,.IOW15'600f $1 ·'72 DODC)E BlOOVAN $3188 PULLPRICI 5199·DOWN ~104MONTH BIANDN~ '72DART DEMON u.dM with windshitld woshen. .............. --..... ........ a.tlidt fllirrw, 095114 titft + fllll(h lltllth IMft. °'''' --· FDR 3& MOlllllS S199ill*IM.;.,..SI04k_. ... pJml. illcL 19• UceMe l 911 cerry .. daJll • ..... a.Iii..,,.-. 0.. --•· (lllrb S394S lrd. ... & .. ClflH, ANNUAL PW:lNTAGE un 10.91% fACTOITCOlOI Of IOUI CMOKI ~~_q!!.~~ . .m ... 5199 DOWN '"-"""""'°I ......... .., ............. 566 MOINIH FOR!& o.flmd,,_pnce,2'l_S~t111 &~AM-.~ _ --~-==:-:-:-::-::;; lfJAl. l'EllCOOAGI IATt t .93" ................. " ; ' • -IAJI . DalYDT '72 DODGE POLARA -BRAllD lllWI $ifa'"~4~,G~=5~~::;:· , '92 MONTH-=s -·. • .,. • .:. r. 11 v 4 ... ''" ..... ,,.. $t2 ii ... ... ,... *'· lflL lklll .. & .a ...,... dllrtlll ...... crtllt Iii' ...... °""* •· pricl$1511 i.t. llll ........ AHMUM. .... TMEU.ltt.15"" ' I r• • • • '71 . VEGA 2300 · • IMMEDIATE DIUVEIY · ·· , . -· ·s.J99'DOWN 536 A MONTH-: --~ ----·~ -h • . ~ :...· ~ • •h o .S ltfl110•._.,..,~S,. " ~~ $1-1·· .,-. 8 FUil §~~;;~;.~'§' erOllCCV ~ NMIAI. PBlCBOMil ' -PIKI MTI 11.70% l BRAND NEW • 010/:.~~uas '72 DODGE TRUCK FACTOIT CO\OI· OF TOUI CHOICE! 52288! 5199DOWN 573AMONTH , ........... ,..$1.11~--,,.illll.- !i!-.l• _,,.. .................. . .............. JrieitlJll1 ....... , lt- ..... l9ClllTMEIAft 10.IM y SIM ill ..... ,,... S73 ;,.""' ""PJllll illtl. l••·tic"'"' ,.,.,,,,,;"' dlllflf1 IMI ... (ftllt ht ,. -. Dlflmd,.,..,. ,..Ct .21"-ftLlu_&Jit..-..ANlf.IALtD((N,_ TACflATt 10.IM' ~. '69 CHEV. 1/2 TON VAN 108., whtllbose, rodio ond $1 · heater. Ready for woric·or who- -!·654120 . ' • ' • ~i1 ... .:· ,, ... :'":C" :;.~~ I.)/ I'"~ ,,. -·--· COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN r.LEMENTE WEEK OF JULY 16 ·JULY 22 .. . , • 9 I ia .. ' "" . ... ,.. p ... • • .. ' .. TH! DAILY ~ILOT, TV WUK, JULY 11, 1972 ' DICK WILSON'S . . -· 1 · -----~ ! FORD '---------- WILSON FORD SALES 18Z55 IEACH ILYD .• HUN11NGTON IEACH Dn<•s It always pay to tell tM truth! We've all bc<-n taught that It d()('S. Howevt•r, some- times you may wonder. Take for cxampl<', Mr. Roland Lapia ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '7211 ARE ARRIVING BY T~E of Baltimore. He pulled his car up to a stop light with his huge En~llsh 'llhccp do~ sitting TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DEUVEIY I ! HUGE DIS; . COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 's ! ! In the back. A man walked up to the car, looked In, asked Mr. Lapta If the dog bit. The owner repllcd, "no, he didn't." The man pulled a gun, forced Mr. Lapia and shccp dog out of the Complete 1972 Car and Truck line On Sale! car and sped off down the road . . .. How about .Sgt. Charles Pritchett, an Indianapolis city police training officer. He had Just left Indiana University, whc•re he ~ve a speech on "Defensive-Crlvlng" and a man ran a red light and smacked Into hls vehicle . . . Even with • those exceptions. it's stiJI a good rule to stick to the truth . . . It you want to see and drive one of the cutest, and stingiest little crltteni to come a long jn years ... llle?C our fan- tastic new Pinto for '72 ... it's truly sensational ... and that's the truth. If you're a station wagon fan but still like 'em small enough to offer the ul-\ timate in economy, then the l\ Pinto wa,mn's your bag. It's Just the thin~ for that young couole with limited budget. We think we hl\ve the best selec- tion of 1972 Pintos on hAnd that you'll find anywhere. Why not drop In at 18255 Beach Blvd. in Huntln(!ton Beach and see for yourself? We thin~ you!JI agree w,.lth us . . . and you'll just love Pinto. BRAND NEW FULL - PRICI LOOI FOR THE SPECIAL VALUE STICIERS FOR EXTRA DISCOllTS OYER 250 ID CARS l TRUCKS I STOCK •T Piii TO THE PRICE ICIEASE JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON IEACH ILYD. ·18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGl'ON BEACH SALIS DIPr. ' • "'· ,. 10 , ..... 7 De" HHICI 0'1N ,... ,..,. '"·· ......... s , .... . MON. 7:H •·•· t9 l :JO P·•· 592-5511 ... . . 6:00 6:25 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 7:40 7:45 8:00 9: 10: 10: THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 15, 1P71 AEGULAA DAYTIME PAOGAAMS . GlManti., MORNING 11:00 II (I) Wlltrt Ult H11rt Is a di m Jeopardy 6:001J (() Su•Mtr SelMStef &> Mantr.p 6:25 0 Statlen udlanc• fI9 TIM Elect:ric Company 6:30 IJ OcfJssty m Just RoothJ Cl) Echational Featum 11:15 m Operation Grandparents Tues.; O Acnlu tltt Fence Mon.; Makins Adtption St19ent Thurs. Most of Maturity Tues.; Davey a 11;30 II()) Seardl for Tomorrow Gollattl Wed.; Parent Youtll foruiw 0 ~ m Wtlo, What, Where Game Thurs.; Youth and ttle Issues Fri. 0 Belt the Clod ~ Toci., on tht farm D CJ) (j) m Btwftchtd m Education1I features m Let's Rap 6:45 Ei) Commodity Report OJ """ Hugh Williams 7:00 D fJ (I) News m features 0 ®) m TodaJ Show CI) Children'1 Shows O Banana Splits m Bup and His Buddies 0) City lids Sandra Escamilla Ei) Mallet Optftlna Eif} @ SeUIRt Strttt 7:30 O The Wor1d Tomorrow (j) la111na S,llts 0 ,IJcftolOiJ I m Cartoons m Hobo Kally With Sally Baker Ei) Stock M1rllet Coveraa• 7:~ O Sports Club 7:'5 fJ lan1n1 S,llts 8:00 II Ctpt1ln Kanauoo O Broken AITow (1) Coffee Brtak/Chlldren's Teaclltr 0 Ralpll Story's A.M. AFTERNOON 12:00 0 Noontime 0 m Three on I Matcll 0 Mowte: See Dfytime Movies. 0 (}) 00 al Password (j)llQ)G) News 0 YoutJt and tbe Issues Thurs. 0) G1llopin1 Gourmet ()j) s.sa .. Street 9 TenlltSSle Tuxedo 12:25 m Ttt1HISff Tuxedo 12:30 O Cl) As Utt Wor1d Turns 0 Oj m 0.,. of Our Uvts D CJ) CiJ m Split Second 0 r.ewi Watch John Fullmer m Dl.tNnr for Dollars 9 New Zoo Review IJ om. lftd Harriet; City ot Hn• U..rne Parade Fri. only (I) Miki Doutfas Sllow D @ m Oat Uft to Uve On. lont R•aer m lu1s and His Buddies OJ Peter PotMus/M11illa Gorilla til) PsycholocJ I m Don Wilton's Town Talk ~ MJ favorite M1rti1n m Felix the Cat 3:45 @!) la Communidad 11 Dia Mon.· Wed.; Toplcos Thurs.; HRD en Mar· chi Fri. 4:000 Mr. Ed O The Rlflem1n Mon., Wed., Thurs.; Sports Challen&• Tues. D @ m love A111ericaft Style 0 Courapous Cat m Quick Draw McGraw OJ Bozo's Bir Top Show m ~ Seumt St.mt @!) C11tnd1rio Thurs. 9 Daniel Boone &) IUmbt 4:15 EE Una Aventura Espanola 4:30 0 Cl) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 IUIBC News Mon. only 0 Fathtr Knows lest Mon., Wed., Thurs.: Callfomla An11fs Baseball Angels vs. Red Sox Tues. only D News Benti. Schubeck O Candid Camtra m Yoal and Friends Ii) Tht MuMttrs Ei) Cristo Ne1ro @!) Un Caftto dt Mexico t!) Bozo's Bi& Top Show m Speed Racer 5:00 0 "••s Tues.-Fri. O News George Putnam Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. (i)~News Cl) "YPD 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. m The Flintstones Ii) N1nn1 and the Professor .....: Ei>"lno fI9 (jj) Mister Ro1er's Nelthbor110ed 6!) Sonrisu dtl Ditblo a Dick Van Dyke Show (ID Cucho St1v1dra Show Fri. t!) Gallopln1 Gourmet EE 111rff Stoo1es 5:15 ~Panorama Mundlal Mon.-Thurs. 5:30 O News Mon. only O Ont Step Beyond Mon .. Wed, Thurs., Fri. -00 TIM Rifleman fJ CI) t!) News ®J Aulp•nt Fri. G) Dennis ttie Menace Ii) a GllM&lft'S Island m (jJ) Tiit EJectric CompanJ a;) la Hort Fa111lllar con Consuelo Mon .• Wed., Fri.; Ult.Id J la rtlld1 Tues.; To It An11ou11ctd Thurs. m Speed 1tacer (j) Sunup Mel Knoepp m Dennis the Menace 1:00 II Cl) love la a Many Spltndored ----------------------....... -Tbl111 (jj) Educational Ft1turts EJD Hatllayo11 8:30 O Vlr1Jnla 5raha• Sllow fJ (I) Jact la Linne m Yolf and Friends O)Qumby Eif) (ij) Ft1hlrt1 8:50 CV Momin& News 9:00 IJ Cl) The Lucy Sltow 0 o:i m Dinah's rtac. 0 The Gtlltry 00 Virtlnla 5relta• 5"" O News Watdl Fernando Del Rio m Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Unde Waldo (jj) 1111 Electric C..pany Eif} {]) SeSIM stmt 9:30 0 (I) 111t ltvtrty Hillbillies 0 l1i m Cotlcentrltlon 0 Htrntuos Corajt D Movie: See Daytime Movies. fJTempo m Romper Room 10:00 IJ Cl) famllJ Affair (I) Movie: Ste Daytime Movies. 0 ®) m Slit of tht Ctfttury Cil G1llopf n1 Gourmet m Wortcl Talk Mon.; Report to tM 1 Consumer Tues.; Your Govtm1111nt TodaJ Wed.; Rtcot1dllatloft Thurs.; fedtfll hKUtivt Boanl Fri. til) Mister Roaers' Ntlpborhood 10:30 IJ CJ) love of lift 0 ®) m Hollywood Squares 0 111t Cllampions (]) Phil DonahlM Show m Wtnder1ust Eif) Hocl11poct1e Loda• o ®l m n.e Doctors 0 Cil al All MJ Children 0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies. 9 FYI 1:30 D Cl) Tbe 6uidln1 Uaht 0 l1Q) @E Another Wor1d O Movie: See Daytime Movies. CIJ I Love lUCJ D rn m let's Mak• a Dul OJ FasN011s in Sewm1 ft) Co••oditJ Report (HJ Every Wo•an W1nts to Know 1 :~ m Dlaliaa for Dollars 2:00 II(() Secret Stonn 0 l1Q) m Rttan to Peyton rtace o rn oo m Tiit Nnrtrwed G••• m Crafts Mon.; Hey landlofd Tues.; Bet ltytr Wed.;· Cesar's Wor1d Thurs.; Asll Conims Fri. 9Major Manas 2:30 D Cf) Edit of Nl&1rt o ~mSomer1tt 0 CI) 00 al Tiit Datinr Game ID Every Weman Wants to Know 3:00 D a MJ Three Sons 0 Mt Too Show; Mike Dou&(as Mon. onlh 0 HlahwlJ Patn»I D (]) 00 a> tenlt'al ttotpltal Cf) ®) Movie: Ste Daytime Movies. 0 Th Real McCoJs m New Zoo Rtvltw m lltoctf and friends Q)) The forsyta Sia• Fri. m Cinema 36 3:30 D cas News Walter Cronkite B Mikt Douitas Tues.-Fri. BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTICiATE! LEASE SPECIAL New 1792 MARK IV $20968 A MONTH 27 MONTH OrtN IND ,lUS TAI • UCINSI IFHCTIYI THIU AUGUST l1ST. 1t12 ONLY. l'IHI ,ewer, air, leattler, v111r. reef, ,._ ... , Miit a ~ ,..., .. , AM/~M 1twee, Ktt ....... ...._. ...... MldtltM11 Mttd WSW t.,.._ OM ., tfle .... ~ lllttftt c ... HM!lt•I .... M ... ti IV 111v ..... 11" rtMy tw lm'""l•I• Htlv.,y, WE LEASE All POPULAR MAKES 7 DAYS A WEEKI SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCURY 1 3 01 N. TUSTIN AVE . SANTA ANA 547 918J Pa,. 3 6:00 6:30 7:30 1:00 9 :00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11 :30 6:30 7:30 1:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 10:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 1:00 t:OO 10:00 10:30 11:1! 11:2C 11:3( 6:00 6:30 7:30 a:OO 9:00 11 :00 11:30 6:30 7:00 7:30 9 :00 11:00 ll:JO 6:30 7:30 1:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 10:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 t :OO 10:00 11:30 SUNDAY, JUL\' 16 3 "Lonely Ar• the Brave" (wes) '62-Kirk Douglas, Michael Caine. 5 (C) "Frenchman'• Creek" (rom) ''4-Joan F'ontalne, Arturo de Cor· dova. 11 "Planets Afelnat Us" (•cH1) '61-Jany Clair, Michel Lemoine. i I (C) "Don' Raise ttt. 8 rldae. Low•r tt.e River" (com) '68--Jerry Lewi&, Terry Thomas. 9 "Man In tha Mldclla" (drll) '64-Robart Mitchum, france Nuyen 11 "A VI-frOITI the l rid&•" (dra) '62-Raf Vallone. M;aureen Stapleton. 7 3 6 IC) "Lull" (com) '67-Jack Lemmon. Peter Falk, Elalne May 9 "Anthony AdverM" (dral '36-Fredrh: Ma rch. 01111111 de Havilland 11 "Tranutlantlc Merry-Go-Round" (com) '3'-Jack Benny. Nancy Carol 6 "Sina of Jnebel" (adv) '54-Paulette Goddard, George Nader 7 "Htll'a Outpost'' (wes) '5•-Rod Cacneron, Joan Leslie. U "The 811 Tip-Off" (mys.) '5!1-Rjchard Conte. Constance Smith MONDAY, JULY 17 7 CC) "Th• Tlma Machine" Part I (scl·fi) '60--Rod Taylor, Alan Young. 5 "Dntroy All l'lantts" (sci fl) '69-Kurl Crane, .Peter Williams. 9 (C) "'Weckltst Ship In the Army" (com) '6J-Jack Lemmon, Ricky Nelson. 7 3 6 (C) "Divorce, America n Style" (com) '67-Dick Van Dyke. Debbie Reynolds. 10 (C) "Jofln Goldfarb, Peine Come Home" (dra) Shirley M11cLa1ne. Peter Ustinov. 9 (C) "When My llaby SmllH at Me" (mus) '48-Bttty Grable. Dan Dalr•r. Jr 2 I (C) 'Take Th~ Hl1h Ground" (dra) '53-R1ch11rd W•dmllrk TUESDAY, JULY 11 7 (C) "The Time Machine" Concl (sc1·f1) '60--Rod Taylor. Alan Youn1 S "Destroy All Planets" (scl·ft) '69--l<utl C1ane, Peter Williams 9 (C) "The lattle of the Ville 'lorlta" (dra) '65-Maureen O'Hara. 7 3 6 (C) "TII• Houst That WIK!fdn't Dlt" (dra) '7~8arbera Stanwyci.., Richard E&•n 9 "A Ravlshfn,a Idiot" (dta) '65--Bn11tte Bardot, Anthony Perkins. 2 a (C) "Our Mother's HouM" (dral--Olrlt Boaarde. 5 "Ttl• St•r Met.er'' (mus) '39-Blnf Crosby. Louise Campbell. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 7 "A Reisin In the Sun'' Part I (dra) '61-Stdney Po1t1er. Claudia Mc Nell. 5 "Destroy All l'lanets" (sci-fl) '69-Kurl Crane. Peter W1lhams. 9 "War Lover'' (dta) '62-Sttve McQueen, Robert Wagner. t (C) ''TM Adventures of Halli aaba" (adv) '5•-John Derek. Elaine Stewart. 2 I "f"ranhn•t•ln Must Be Destroyed" (hor) '70--Peter Cushlna. Simon Ward. S ·~elcoma Stranaer" (com) '47-Bin1 Crosby. Joan Caulfield THURSDAY, JULY 20 7 "A Raisin In tha Sun" Concl (dra) '61 -Sidney Poitier, Cl•ud•a McNtll. 5 "0..troy All "•nets" (scl·f1) '69--Kurl Crane. Peter Williams. t (C) ''Two fhtde To1tther" (wes) '61-James Stewart, Richard W1d· mark. 2 I (C) "The Comic" (com) '60--0lclc Van Oylce, Michele Let, Mickey Rooney. 9 "Anna •nd th• tuna of Siem" (dra) '4~11tne Dunne. Rex Harrison. 2 I (C) ''Tha Ap~ntm•nt" (rom) Omar Sharif. Anouk Aimee. 5 "£va" (rom) 6!>-Jeanne Moreau, Vlrna Lisi. "RIDAY, JULY 21 6:30 1 CC) "Back to God's Country" (adv) '54-Rock Hudson, Ma1c1a Henderson. 7:30 5 "Dfttroy All l'lanet1" (sc1·f1) '69--Kurl Crane. Peter W1lhams. t (C) ''Tonl&ht We Sine" (mus) '53--Ezlo Pinza. Anne Bancroft. 1:30 • 10 (C) "f'ar f'rom the Maddlna Crowd" P'art I (dra> '67-Julle Christie, Peter Finch. · 9:00 2 I (C) "Monao'• lack In Town" (dr•> '72-Sally field, J~ Don Baker 10:00 t (C) ''Call Mt Mister'' (mus) '51-0en Dalley. Betty Grable. Danny Thomu. 11:30 2 ''T,.vls Lopn, O.A." (dra) Vic Mor1ow. S "Ch .. ,.. for Ml11 a lshop" (dra) '41-Martha Scott. a "lnvltl-1• Man's Revtnae" (hor) '4'-Jon Hall. Galt Sonderaaard SATUftDAY, JULY 22 6:00 10 "Th• Showdown" (dra) '68--Wat.rtn Oates, Gene Barry. 7:30 t ''The Retum of frank JamH" (wes) '40-Henry Fonda, Gene Tjerney. 1 :00 7 l 6 (C) "Day of the £vii Gun" (wH) '68-Glenn Ford . .Arthur Kennedy. 11 ''T•n Gentlemen f rom Wt1• l'olnt" (rom) '42-George Mont1omery. Maureen O'Hara. t:OO 4 to CCT "f'ar F'rom the llacJdTn1 Crowd" ConcT1ifr11> 6t=lUiit Chrlstfe. Ptter finch. 10;00 10:30 U :lS 11:20 5 "Son Of frankan1teln" (hor) '39--Boris Karloff, Basll Rathbone. 9 "Th• Day the £at1h C•ustrt fire," "Hideous Sun Demon" ) "Walk tha ,.n>ud Lend" (wes) '56-Audit Murphy, Anne Bencroft 2 (C) "f'or l.Ove or MO'\ty" (com) '63-Klrk Ooualas. Gi& Youns. Milz• Gaynor. 11:30 4 "Oc:aan•a 11" (com) '60--Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. 6 ''The lladr .AJtbot" (myw) '63-Joachlm Fuchsber1er. 1 (C) ''Tl\• Rainmaker'' (dra) '57-Burt LAncaster. Kathanne Htpburn. I ''Tl\• uwt .. a" (adv) '5<>-Qa1I Runtll, Macdonald Carey. 11 ''The Truth Abeut Women" (com) 'S8--Laurenct Harvey, Jult• Harris 1l "Sc,.a mlnl C•a1ea" (dra) '56-Tom Tryon. Jan Merlin. THE ·OAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 16, 1972 SUNDAY, JULY 16 10:30 AM U Sports Challense 11:00 I Antell B.tseball Angels vs. Brewer'$ at Milwaukee. 12:00 Ci) MU International Championships The AAU National Div· ing Championships at Lincoln, Nebraska. 3:00 8 The Michigan 200 Auto Race Taped earlrer today 5:30 · Golf With the Pros Basketball great 8111 Russell tees off with Bill Parker, golf pro at Hacienda ~olf Club. Ross Porter hosts. MONDAY, JULY 17 6:00 O {10) Ma)Or League Baseball Tape delay coverage. 9:00 U rc>rum Boxlne Tentatively scheduled card: California Light· weight Champ Juan Colladp vs. Srn1chi Kodata of Japan in 10· round bout. live from the Forum. TUESDAY. JULY 18 ':00 U Sports Challen1e 4:30 D Angels Baseball Angels vs. Red Sox at Boston. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 10:00 m Canadian Pro Football Toronto Argos vs Ottawa Rough Riders. THURSDAY, JULY 20 8;00 m Boxin1 From the Olympic SATURDAY. JULY 22 ll:OO AM 0 ~ Major Leacue Baseball Teams to be announced 1 :00 I (}) 6 American Golf Classic 2:00 l:ee revlno's Golf for Swingers 2:30 Sports Action Pro-File Futbol·Soccer 3:30 Sports Action Pro-File Laffite Plncay, the country's top jockey, is profiled. 4:30 Q'O) Fantastic WOt1d of Racina 5:00 D Hollywood Partc Racine The $100,000 Hollywood Juvenile race for two-year-olds at 6 furlongs. I CD@ ABC's Wide WOl'ld of Sports Lee Trevino's Golf for Swi.n1ers Jack Albertson vs Joe Kapp. Box de Mexk:o 7:00 lee Trevino's Gotf for Swin1ers 8:00 Championship Wrestllnc ~18 with this Beautiful DIAry10ND LOVE RING on 141<t white or yellow gotcJ • '1THE STOR£S CONFIDENCE BUILT" M•"·.1.-n ....... _ _,. ___ _. "'· tll t Established 43 Y t1rsl HUNTINGTON CINTIR hoc• It 141 ... r H111tt1 .. t .. .._ .. lt2·SI01 HAHO• SHO,,ING CINTH JJOO Harbor lfvd. Coste M ... 541.9411 Pa&e 5 SUNDAY JULY 16 MORNIN G 6:15 m Tbt Christophers 6:30 IJ B1d'Jard S.fari m TM Blblt Answen 6:45 (j) The Chrlstopht11 7:00 IJ Tom ind Jeny Rea Humbard ®.l Woody Woodpecker m Expansion Ill Public Aff1lrs/Soci1I Security 7:30 IJ The Croovie Coolies · 0 The Christopheri 0 Mormon T1bernule Choir (i) Film Future 0 Dr. Biiiy J. Harris llO) Deputy D1wr m Wonder1m1 Bob McAllister Ill S.cred Heart/The Christophtrs 8:00 IJ @ lamp Unto My feet 0 Mr. Wizard 0Rea Humbard Real Estate Open House B Herald of Truth Old Time Gospel Hour Ill Revivtl firH 8:30 I) look Up and Live O The Bue1IOO$ U Campus Proflle B Day of Discovery Ill Kattlryn Kuhlman 9:00 IJ Camera Three 0 S.rendlpity 0 Day of Discovery U My Friend Poolde 0 Oral Roberts (101 lnslfht on Rell1lon Ill M1lodyl1nd In Motion fl) Mllsicl 'I Pal1bm 10:30 II rue tht N1tion O lhis ts the Lift U Sports Ch1llenge The 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers team of Carl Ers· kine. Jackie Robinson and Duke Sni der competes with the 1971 LA Dodgers team of Wes Parker, Frank Robinson and Maury Wills. u rn m The Ooubltdeckt rs (!) TV loou •l Le1rnine Comment m Elementary News IE Faith for Today em Cronicas dt Fr1nci1 fl) Cine Mtxlt1no 11:00 1J P1tehwor1t Family 0 Movie: (C) "Behind the Mask" (dra) '59 -Sir Michael Redgrave. Carl Mohner 0 Angels Baseball Calif. Angels vs. Brewers at Milwaukee Cl) Lloyd Bridres' Wiler World 0 m al Bullwinkle (jJ I S9Y ~Sin Dlero H1ppening m Movie: (C) ''Thunder In the Val· ley" (dra) '47-Lon McAllister (!) Church in tht Home em Pantall1 Oomlnlc1I ~Auto Ricing "Michigan 200" 11 :30 Ci) Film Feature 0 (]) G) Mike 1 Wish B Movie: "Pathl of Glory" (dra) '57-Kirk Douglas. Adolphe Menjou ®) Movie: "Sana• Grin(O" (wes) '6S-'.~en Clark, Yvonne Bastien. AF T ERNOON 12:00 IJ 00 AAU lntem1tion11 Ch1mplon- dlips The AAU National Divine Championships at Lincoln. Nebras· ka, are featured r1) Consultation U Move: "Kansas Raiders" (wes) '51 -Audie Murphy, Brian Donlevy, Marguerite Chapman m Essentially Sex aJ Bultwinkle 9:30 IJ Tod11's Reliaion 0 Station to station 0 Ot1I Roberts CI> Movie: "Crand Canyon'' 'SO-Richard Arlen. (com) 12:30 (I) The Answer Ci) Movie: "Winp of 01n11er" (mys) '52-Zachary Scott, Kay Kendall (!) Joe DeSitv1's Open Forum U Antie's C1r1r1 CI> Let The,. Be Lit ht B Kathryn Kuhlman ®l Consultltlon Ill Old Time Gospel Hour 61) Esta Es II Vid1 Qj Movie: "Min About Town .. 9:40 Gr11t Bible Storles/Aulon dt 11 Comunldld 10:00 IJ $t.eps to Ltarnln1 0 Ch1llen1e My Sermon The Rev. William Oittler. Victoria United Pres· byteri1n Church in Riverside, is to· day's guest. 0 Hour of Power 0 CJ) CiD Rtluct11U Dr11on Cl) Zoor1ma 0 Movie: (C) "The list Mlle" (dra) '59-Mickey Rooney, Hury Millard. ®l American Folk Music ,. ttl I SffCllL! Sp1uk1/Flschtr Chess Ch1mplonship (Shr) Taptd coveraee of world championship match between USSR's B1irs Spas· sky, present titleholder. ind Amer 1ca's Bobby Fischer. &!) Frente a 11 Vida G) Mike 1 Wish 1 :00 (]) World Horizon 0 m I ''ECIAI. ! The Pt1do A spe· cial tour of the famed museum in Madrid with news correspcndent Aline Saarinen as guide 0 Million $ Movie: (C) ''Cry ror Happy" ( com) '61 -Glenn Ford, Donald O'Connor ®) Meet ttle Press m Wor1d BtJond Ill News Nick Carter @!) Tribun1 Publlu a;, Movl,: "Marco Polo" (adv) '62 -Rory Calhoun. Yoko Tant. 9 Shirley Temple Theatre: "Now and Fo~(' a!) Chuck Johnson Show 1:15 BAnaels Wrap-Up 1:30 I) Ci) CBS Tennis Cl1ssk Ken Rosewall, who defeated Mark Cox In his openine match, faces Roy Em· erson, who eliminated Marty Riessen 1n first·round play, in a quarterfinal match. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEE!<. JULY J6, 1972 0 Movie: "The MIVtrlc.l" (wes) '52 -Wihl Bill Elhott, Myron Healy. u (I) m lauu and Annm @) lnsi&trt Ill Voice el C&tvary 2:00 0 lkllt f (I) Forum 0 lmpxto Manuel Araeon (j) MOYit: "steel Helmet" (dra) '51 -Gene Evans, Steve Brodie. U Movie: (C) ''The Emtl1n" (dra) '54 -Jean Simmons. Victor Mature, Gene Tierney Zane Grey Theatre The Thr Iller Ill Teen1ge Tri1ls 6!) Toros 2:30 0 Meclix (3) Spice in the '70s 0 Inquiry Guest is Louis Gilbert· son, former mayor of Temple City and currently a City Councilman of that city. flee the N1tlon Ill SWinfin' Wheels ~ Movie: "I Alm 1t the Stir!'' 3:00 fl Hewsmallers Unlimited Horizons 0 er;, M11t the Pms 0 Movie: (C) ''Trail of the Lone- some Pine" (1dv) '36 -Fred Mac· Murray, Henry Fonda. Sylvia Sydney. Bill Cosby Show 0 The Mlchitan 200 Auto rice was taped earlier today. ®)Primus mchUler Ill Roller Derby £E) World of Ameriun Craftsman 3:30 II Movie: "The left Hand of 'ad" (dra) '55-Lee J. Cobb. Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney. (J) Three F1eets of A«Wenture 0 lnslrht Cil Film Feature 00 Movie: (C) "Son of Qeopttra" (adv) '65-Mark Damon, Scilla Gabel. SuNival tt) Artists In Amtriu er;, A&riculture USA W Campus Profile 4:00 The Alps 0Sunday @ Wagen Train It Takes A Thier W Run for Your Uft @ Rim OdysseJ m Commonwnlth m Simplemente Vivir m Tiiis Is the life a!) Panorama L1tino W Coron1 Now 4:30 (]) Movie: ''Tau, Son of Cochise" (wes) '54 -Rock Hudson. Barbara Rush U Once Upon a Wheel m Festival of Clusics: "The CorsJ.. can Brothen'' (dra) '41 -Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Ruth Warrick. Aki m Tamiroff. fl) World of Wycliffe m Consult1tlon er;, Porttalt Of I Stir 9 The 811 YtlltY m F11i1 tht Cat 5:00 0 little Women 0 Hopelonr Caslidy I 0 Movie: (C) "AIJlum for 1 Spy'' (d11) '67 -Robert Steck, Fellcia Fur. B $(1·f l n.t1t .. : "Spttt Monster" (sci·fl) '64 -Jimmy Bracon. James B. Brown. liOJ News Dale Swartz Ill Movie: "Atstnlt 111d Old Lace" (mys) '44-C•ry Grant, Josephine Hull. Ell C1rn1t Ted Armstronr Eli) I lflCIA(I Spusky /Fischer Chen Cftamplonilllp Review. See 10 AM listing. EE Klmb1 5:30 1J Anlm1I World The silent world of Yellowstone National Park In winter Is eitplored. 0 Golf With the Pros Basketball great Bii~ Russell tees off with Bill Parker. 1olf pro at Hacienda Golf Club. Ross Porter hosts. Cil Doc1or In the House Cl) News Ray Wilson @) Movie: (C) .. Les Ciir1s" (mus) '5 7--0ene Kelly, Mitzi G1ynor. (jJ) Folk Ciuitlr EE Komn Variety Hour @) Washlfliton Week in Review m Viejo Sinvergutnll m Mantevanl 9 Gilllpn's Island fE Speed R1t1r EVENING 6:00 IJ Cl) Campalp '72 Cl) Movlt: (2hr) "lonely Are tht Brave" (wes) '62 -Kirk Douelas, Michael Caine. Qer;,News 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "frenchman's C1tek" (rom) '44 -Joan Fontaine. Arturo de Cordova CI> Hee Haw 01 Spy (jJ) J11n Shepherd's Amerlc1 (R) m Kore1n Serial Eli) Wor1d Press @!) EnS1l1da de Locos ~ Mayberry RFD a;) T1le-Cinetn1 40 EE The Thru StDores 6:30 0 Story The1tze "The Italian Boat Builder," '1he Rich Man's Grave," and "How the Fly Got Married" UHews m CrHturt Future: "Pl1nets A11Jnst Us" (sci·fi) '61 -:--Jany Clair, Michel Lemoine, M1ria Pia Luzi. (ii) The Juz Set &>Korean News tt) The Clowns Nevet Lauth m lassie 9 Green Acres t!)Movle m Headshop Diane Baker guests Elliot Mintz Is hos1. 7:00 fJ News Clete Roberls 0 Wild Kln,.tom "Rulers of lhe Kalahari" Explored Is the co-exis· lenc. between the cheetah, lion and the primitive Afrle1n Bushmtn on tht buminf Kalahari, 1 barren dts· ert of blowina sand and scattered brush. 7: S: (I) Wild Wiid Welt 0 I Am Somebody Cl) Thia la Your Life fJ Duth Valley Days l!J Passport to Travel "The Other Rome" CW Th• Electric Company fl) Japanese Family Drama EID The Jau Set "Irene Reid With the Jigas Chase Quartet" Miss Reid sines ballads and blues m Super Show a;, Wild Kin&dom 9 Lissie ail Tele-Cinema 40 0 CV (j) m ABC Sunday Movie (C) (2hr) "luv'' (com) '67 -Jack Lemmon, ~ter Falk, Elaine May. A suicidal derelict Is stopped from jumplne off the brid&e by an old chum who takes him home for din· ner hoping he will fall in love with his wife so 'that he will be free to marry his mistress. Cl) Drapet EE Samurai Revolution EID (iJ) Masterpiece Thutre "The SPoils of Poynton" Mrs. Gereth has moved the "spoils" of Poynton to a new house. Mona demands instant 7:30 1J (j) CBS Sunday restitution and Owen asks Fleda to intercede. (2hr) .. Don't Raise the ail Cine del Domlneo er the River" (com) ' Lewis, Terry· Thomas, 9:30 IJ Clde's County (R) Tony Bill Pearce, Bernard Cribbi ng euests as Willie Ball. a young In· man in London tries to make a mil· dian who confesses to two mur· lion dollars the hard way. <\ der~, a ~nfession Cade refuses to 0 Qj a;, Walt Disney "Hacksaw" believe, in Part I of two-part story. Concl., Canadian <Awboy nm An· 0 News Watdl Larry Burrell drews (Tab Hunter) begins training CD The Bi& Question Hacksaw, a wild stallion, for the 10:00 0 l\O) a;, The Bold Ones -The Calgary Stampede Chuck Wagon Doctors "Short Flight lo a Distant race. Star" (R) Cameron Mitchell guests O Eyewitness as Irish adventurer Mike McGraw, fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Man in who unwittingly breaks up a ro· the Middle" (dra) '64 -Robert mance between his daughter and Dr. Mitchum, France Nuyen, Keenan Paul Hunter. Wynn. A lawyer is assigned to de· 0 News Dick Garton fend a man accused of murder in fJ A Man and His Boys I court·martial. He believes the man m News Ron Fortner is schizophrenic and handles the EE Weekly News Hl&hll&11ts case accordinaly. EID CW Evenin& at Pops Cl) Thret Passports to Adventure" m Yiend1 a Biondi ''Tantalized by Tonga" 9 Boxin& from the forum " EID (jj) Tht frtnd1 Chef "A Veaeta· El) Lou Gordon Show ble f0< All Occasions" 10:15 EE Weekly Sports Diiest 9 Wild Kinrdom 10:30 IJ Jerry Visits "Suzanne Pleshette" El) fishin' Hole 0 The Wor1d Tomorrow 8:00 0 Roller Games T·Birds vs. N.Y. ~ ~ 11uue Bombers u "'• odytand in Motion 0 CV (j) m The Fii "The Cor· m News Chuck Cecil rupter" A young man of areal charm m Estrellas Musicales and persuasiveness recruits three 11:00 IJ (I) 0 0 (() Qj News youths to join him in a cross·coun· 0 RH Humbard try crime spree on his way to a mys· (1) Movie: "Sins of Jezebel" (adv) terious rendezvous. Robert Drivas '54 -Paulette Goddard, Georre guests. Nader. m Movie: (2hr) "A View from the fJ Movie: "Anthony Adverse" (dra) Bridae" (dra) '62 -Raf Vallone, '36 -Fredric March, Olivia de Hav· Maureen Stapleton, Carol Lawrence, llland. JtA Sorel. m Movie: "Tran11tlantlc Merry-Go- &Jhny Muon Round" (com) '34 -Jack Benny, EE NIPl»Oft No Uta Nancy Carol, Gene Raymond. EID (lj) flrln& Line CD KATHRYN KUHLMAN m Neche de Gali * (IN-COLOR) 9 Movie: (C) "Desiree" Marlon m Kathryn Kuhlman Brando, Jean Simmons. fID The forsytt Sa11 ail Cine dtl Do111in10 Qt Burtie's Llw EE Movie: (211f') "City fOI' Conquest~ l1:301J N1r11t of lht Game d • 0 @) Sunday Tonlfht Show ( r 0 a) 40 -Ja~es Cagney, Anthony D Movie: "Hell's Outpost" (wes) • Quinn. Ann Sheridan_ ·54 -RM Cameron, Joarr Leslie. 1:30 0 @) a;, Jlm111y Stewart Show (j) Telepulse tf "Aunt's in My Plans" (R) A visit· m Movie: "The Bl& Tip-Off'' (mys) ina businesswoman (Ruth Hus.sey) '55 -Richard Conte. Constance captivates Luther. Smith. 9·00 0 ~ ~ 1 . 12:30 Cl) Issues and An swers • • \lll.I 1:4:1 onanza "Six Black • , .. , Horses" (R) Buraess Meredith l :OO IJ Movi,.. 'Rhubarb (com) 51- auests as an old friend of Ben Cart· Ray i..... Jan Sterlin&. wriaht who plans to dupe Ben into 0 Cil (j) "ews investing money obtained by politi· 1:30 m Movie: "His Excellency" (dra) cal araft. '51 -Eric Portman, Cecil Parker. THE DAILY ,.LOT, TV WEEI<, JULY H, 1972 JaguarXJ6. "One of the world's 10 best cars:'· \ Jaguar XJ 6: nan1ed one of the world's I 0 best cars of J 971 by Roa_d_~ Tr(!ck. Cal led "one of the best automobiles ever built" by M_9tor Tr~nd. A.nd Road Test nan1ed it "car of the year,-1971 :' Jaguar XJ6. At our showroom now. See it. , . , MONDAY JULY 17 For morning and afternoon llstlngs, pleHe see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below. for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "St1 Devils" (adv) '37 -Victor Mclaglen. Ida Lupino. 9:3•0 (C) "State hlr'' (mus) '62- Pat Boone, Ann Margret 10:00 "Outside the Wall" (dra) ' Richard Basehart, Marilyn Maxwell 12:00 O "Hijacked" (adv) '50 -Jim Da· vis, Marsha Jones 1:00 O (C) "81bette Goes to Wer" (com} '60-Brig1 tte Bardot. Jacques Charrier. m (C) ''Killers are Challenged" (dra) '66 -Richard Harrison, Susy Andersen 1:30 O "M•n from Cairo" (adv) '54- George Raft. Gianna Carlo Canale. 3:00 Ci) "The Rabbit Trap'' (dra) ·s~ Ernest Borgnine, Bethel Leslie. ®J (C) "Duchess of Idaho" (rom) 'SO-Esther Wiiiiams, Van Johnson. 4:30 fJ "Rachel and the Stran1er" (dra) '48-Willlam Holden, Loretta Youn1. 00 Same as 10 AM listlnf. 5:00 O (C) "When My Baby Smiles at Me." (mus) '48 -Betty Grable, Dan Dailey. FVfNING 6;00 fJ CI) 0 @I) Cl) News 0 @) m Major ltaaue l1Mb1ll Teams to be announced. 0 The Bil Valley CIJ Combat "Sniper" m The flint.stones OJ Daniel Boone (jj) The Devout Youn1 Ei) Atta Tension EID Hodcepodge Lodge ® Mayberry RFD m> rre1unt1 US1td Alex Jacinto m ThrM Stoops 6:30 D Movie: (C) (90) "The Time Ma- dlin•" Part I (sci fi) '60 -Rod Taylor, Alan Young, Yvette Mimieux. (j) CBS News Waller Cronkite m Tht Flyf nf Nun (DJ The Space Between Words Eil) H1th1yo11 O)&reen Acres CiI:) Proaram Policial Cl) Victoria James Show &) Htadahop Susan Georae auests 7:00 IJ Cil News D Movlt; (2br) "0.ltroy All Plan· eb" (sci·fi) '69 -Kurl Crane. Pe- ter Wilhams. CI) Truth or Consequences (() Dt11ntt 0 What'• My Untl m I lowt Lucy a> I Drt1m or Jeannie fl) Fray Dlabllllo EE Set the Date Appearances by Dr. D1niet £llsber1 and Ja"e Fonda's "G.I. Troupe Show" hi1hliaht this Page 8 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUL'V 14, 1972 coverage ot the rally held last Nov. 12 at the LA. Sports Arena to pres tB Un Verano Para Reeonlar sure California's oonaressJonal rep m I Utcil\I Why Save F1ortnu? TUESDAY resentatives to support a definite A documentary study of Florence, date tor wlthdrawal from Southeast Italy, exposing the commercial op- Asia portunism. lnc.ompetent bureaucra· JULY 18 el Velo de Novi1 cy and lack ol concern for the 1lory For morning •nd afternoon HstJnp , Qj Film: (C) "Harry Bltck and the of the past. rampant in the city please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Tieer'' followi ng the Nov '66 flood. Below, for your convenience, are CiI:) Rev. Ray Pluarro el Do-Re·Mi the day's movln. 7:30 U Stand Up and Cheer m Movie: (C) "Tiie Dolly Sisttra" @ To Tell the Tfuth (mus) '45 -Betty Grable, June O~YTIM E MOVIES (j) I Dream of Jeannie Haver, John Payne. 0 Milllon $ Movie: (C) "Wac•itst The Vir1ini1n 9:00 m "lady Possessed" (dra) '52- Ship in the Arl'lty'' (com) '6J -Jack m> Novel• James Mason, June Havoc. Lemmon, Ricky Nelson. 9:30 D Doris Day Show (R) Doris 9:30 0 (C) 1'Dtsi1nin1 Woman" (com) m Ho1an's Hero" persuades a famous patnter to do '57 -GregOfY Peck, Lauren Bacall. IE Draanet a cover illustration lor her maga 10:00 (31 "The Na•td D1wn" (•dv) '56- 5 In the Spotli1ht zine, but he fails to deliver. Arthur Kennedy, Betta St. John Ei) Chespirlto Ellubrth R 12:00 0 "The &rut &ambinl" (mys) '37 m> Mlauelito Valdez Show 0 OJ News -Akim Tamirofl, John Trent. a> Sports Challen1e (ij) Book leat 1:00 0 CC) "Best of Enemies" (com) EE Movie: (2hr) "Devil Dop of the el Aventura '62-Davld Niven, M1ehael Witd1n1 Air" (adv) '35-James Cagney &) Racina from Hollywood Par• m "Stranalellolcl" (dra) '62-Mac· 8:00 fJ 'unsmoke "Drago" (R) An 10:00 U Suspense Playhouse "LaS3iter" Donald Carey, Barbara Shelley. old trailblarer seb out to track (R) The story ol a journalist 1:30 0 "My Favorite Blonde" (com) '42 down the slayer of a woman who seeking to uncover corruption in a -Bob Hope, Madeleine Carroll. had befriended him. Midwest city Burt Reynolds plays 3:00 (t) "Ma1nlflcent Seven" Put I 0 Ci)@ Cl) Monday Ni1ht Spe· . Pete Lassiter and James MacArthur (wes) '60-Yul Brynner, Steve Mc· cial "In Search of the Lost Wortd" plays police officer Russ Faine. Queen. (R) A GE Monogram special explor· 0 m Nns (C) "Yankee luccantet"' (adv) lni civilizations in the Americas be· O Council Debate '52-Jeff Chandler, Scott Brady. fore Columbus. Narrated by E. G. · Q) S.farl to Adventure 4:30 fJ (C) ''The beers" (dra) '55- Marshall Masterpiece Tht•tre-The Spoils Kirk Ooualas, Giibert Roland. ®J m News of Poynton (R) Same as lOAM llstlnc m The Mothers·ln·lH• El) Coll Ju11ad1 5:00 0 "A R1vlsflln1 ldlof' (dra) '65- 6) Perty Mason EID The Space Between Words Brigitte Bardot. Anthony Perkins. 1 Spedal of the Week "Swan "School" Lake" m> Rincon Areentino Ei) Hermanos Coraje m la lty1nd1 de Bafomet EID I OiCll( I Video Variations Mes· 10:30 O Primus "Black Diamonds" Insur· terworks from Bach to Schoenbera ance investi1ator Derek Simpson are interpreted visually by contem· (Lloyd Bochner} commissions Pri· porary 1rtists in moving color, shade, mus to locate the wreckage of a space and llfht. keyed.to 1 per· plane at the bottom of the ocean. formance by the Boston Symphony 0 Talk B1cl1 Orchestr•. Q) Bill Cosby Show ti) La Maldidon dt la Bionda ti) la S.ttnlca m Estacion Central a Movie: "lllt Other lo111" 1:30 m Merv Griffin Show m Concienda Culpa!* m l•Hlt 11:00 B 0 0 mm m News 9:00 U (i) Here's Lucy (R) Twenty-year· 00 (I) @) News old Kim Carter, weary of Lucy's in· O 'ood News Demos Shaka11an sistence that she is still Just a CIJ Marihal Dillon child moves out of her mother's 0 Movie: (C) "When My Baby home. Smiles at Me" (mus) '48 -Betty 0 The Six Wive. of Henry VIII Grable, Dan Dailey. "Catherine Howard" Part V. Henry m TrutJI or Consequences IS enchanted when he meets Cath· m Run for Your Ute erine Howard, niece of the Duke of Ef) fftadsfltp (R) Norfolk, who becomes the younaest 11:30 IJ Cl) CIS Late Movie: (C) "hilt and .most beautiful of Henry's wives. tflt Hlch Ground" (dra) '53 -Rich· 0 Forum Bo1in1 California li&ht· ard Widmark, Karl Malden. w~lahl Champ Juan Collado vs. Slnf· 0 ®) m Johnny Carson Joey chi Kodata of Japan in a IO-round Bishop is substitute host. Helen bout live from the Forum. Tent•· Gurley Brown guests. lively scheduled. 0 Robert K. Doman Show D '1) (I) m AIC Monday Mov~ D @{j) $-Dick Cavett (C) (2h') "Divorce, American style" ID To Tell Ute Trutfl (com) '67-Dick Van Dyke, Debbie 12:00 m Movie: "Ch1111p1fnt for C•t1ar'' Reynolds, Jason Robards. Couple (com} 'SO -Celeste Holm, Ronald start divorce proceedings, meet di· Colman. vorced couple, and chan1e their OJ Wandtrlua1 minds. 12:30 D Movie: "Lost Conth\lnt" (sci-ft) ~Movie: (C) "John &oldfartl, '51 -Cesar Romero, John Hoyt. Pl11se Come Home" (com) '65 -&) Country Music Tlmt Shir1ey Maclaine. Richard Cr1nn1. 1:00 CI> O O Cl) News OJ Draptt 1:30 IJ Movie: (C) "Santa Ft Pasiatt" (wes) '55-John Payne. EV[Nll'iG 6:00 e o om mm"'"' ®)Newa 0 An,els Baseball (cont'd until 6:45 PM) Angels vs Boston Red Sox Combat! m The Flintstones Ii) Daniel lffne ~Book S.at Ei) Alta Tension til) Hoct1epod11 Locf11 a Mqbeny RFD m> To e. Announced Ef) Thrte StoocH 6:30 D Movie: (C) (90) "The Time M•· chine" Concl (sci·fi) '60 -Rod Taylor, Alan Young, Yvette Mimleux. CBS News Walter Cronkite Merv 'rlffin Sito• ID The flJint Nun (lj) American Folk Musk EID Hath•roa• m Travel Utt World 9 8rttn Auts m> Quitn Canta &ta C.ndon1 ti!) Vidotla James Show J Ef) Hudshop Waylon Jenninas and mime Tommy Mclauahlin auest [I liot Mintz b host. 6:45 D Ana•'• Wrap-Up 7:00 8 Cl) 0 m Nnn D Bowfln1 for Dollars Truth or Consequences Dttptt D What's My Une? m I love Lucy m ' Dream of Jt1nnl1 (i4l No Turnln1 Itel m La,.,,,. Sin rar fE The Mvoutts a a 9: 9: f.E) Velo dt Novt1 D Joe Cocker, Beacn 9 Movie: (C) "In Love ind W1,.. * Boys, Richie Havens, 7:30 1J Jerry ftetd Hour Dom Deluise Melanie, ShaNaNa-Good and aultarlst Chet Atkins auest. Vibr~tions from London D m Pondwosa "The Sure Thing" D ®} m I #Bew; I Qood Ylbra· (R) A youna 1lrl's faith in her falh· tions Frot11 London A popul1r·musi· er Is destr~ed when he attempts cal special in which Melanie, Richie to persuade her to throw a horse Havens, Joe Cocker, The Beach Boys race and ShaNaNa perform In a concert U Movie: (2hr) "Destroy All Plan· in London·~ Crystal Palace Bowl. ets" (sci·fi) '69-Kurl Crane, Peter U Second look Williams. 0 m News u CD Cl) m Mod Squad "Shock Em (iJ) Ooin' It "JIU With Dou& Wive" (R) Julie Barnes becomes Cam" emotionally attached to a baby who @!) Aventura has been involved ln 1 series of m Rlcint From Hollywood Pait robberies. 10:00 1J m Newi Cil I Dr11m of Jt1nnie U CI) 00 Ql Mucin Welby, M.D. 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The ''Once There Was a B1ntu Prince" Battle of the VIiia Fiorita" (dra) '65 Because she Is the victim of sickle -Maureen O'Hara, Rossano Brazzi. cell anemia, a black social worker ~National Geo1raphic finds resistance to her desire to m Hoc1n's Heroes adopt a boy with the ume disease. Q) Draanet 0 CommunitJ FHdblck (jJJ The F.onyte Sac• m Saf1rl to Adventure tE u Mtdlt OchOI (H) Special of i1'e Wffk "Swan a;) To It Announced Lake" EE Movie: (2hr) 'itever Say Good· ti) Profesor Aldao byt" (eoro) '46 -Errol Flynn. El Ell) The rorsytt S.ca (R) eanor Puker. a;) Festiv1I Mnic.ano 8:00 Rollin' on tfle River EE Lt Leyenda de llfomtt m The Motllers-m-Ltw 10:30 I) The Gohtdigen m Peny M1son 0 Dr. Simon Lodt EE Htnnanos Corajt e Talk lad Ell) Citywftdltrs "Avalon/Catalina" Cl) El Grito de Altt111 Featured are interviews with Ava-l1g) Experiment in TV Ion Mayor Harvey Cowell, Avalon air Q) Bill Cosby Sbow port manager Bill Maxwell and oth m La S.bnlc.a er resident\. m Clll of the Wut m La Coll Juzcadl 9 Movie: "Foue of Evil" a!) E.Nclon Central m Condtnda Culp1blt 8:30 IJ Cl) Haw11i Flv.0 (R) Joanna 11:00 IJ D 0 mm m Newa Barnes guests as a wealthy social· Cil Cil <Ii News lie who Is a victim of a blackmail 0 Otlt Step Beyond plot that leads to the death of a 00 Marshal Dillon Chicago mobste1, played by Simon 0 Movie: .. A Ravishln1 ldlof' (dra) Oakland. '65 -Brigitte Bardot, Anthony Per· D Qi) m NBC Action "•yhOUM kins. (R) "Perilous Times" stars Pete1 m Truth or Constqutlleff Falk, Diane Baker and Arlene Dahl. m Run for Your Uft A researcher for Week Ma11zine Em The Ol11nn1 Tr1ll "Rev. Fred· falls in love with a photo1repht1, erick Douglass Kirkpatric" Part II. only to have the romance inter· EE Headahop (R) rupted when he is assi1ned unex· 11:30 U Cl) CIS Ute Movie: (C) "Our pectedly to cover the London blitz. Mother's Moust" (dra) -Dirk So· 0 (}) Ci) Ql A1C Movie of the rarde. WHk: (C) (90) "The House That 0 @) m Jilllnny Caf'Mft James Wouldn't Die" (susp) '72-Barbara Franciscus guests. Stanwyck. Richard Egan, Micheel O Movie! "The Star Maker" (mus} Anderson Jr.. Katherine Winn, Do-'39-8in& Crosby, Louise Campbell. reen Lana. Mabel Albertson. Stranae u CV (I) m Did camt and terrifyin1 events are experl· m To Tell Utt Truttl enced by the new residents of the 12:00 m Movie: "Autumn Leaves" (rom) old Campbell house. '56 -Joan Crawford, Cliff Robert· m Merv Grfffln Show son. fil) (1j) £venlni It Pops Roberta &J W1ndertult Aack ("The First Time E~er I Saw 12:30 m Country Music Time Your Face") is auest solo1St. l:OO Cl) DD Cf)@) News 9:00 Q) Drt&ntt 1 :30 1J Movie: "The Wom1n In Whit." EE Un Verano para Reeordar (dra) "'8-Gi Youn1 £1etnor Par1t· l°m La Criad1 BJ.n Crtada & • a The Vifllnitn er. a!) Nowla 2:30 m All-Nllfrt Show! "Come to the Stable"; '"T1't be of St. Ma!V' 9:30 I) Cf) Clnnon (R) Cannon poses as a truck driver to $Olve 1 serin of hilacklnes plaguin1 a transpor· talion company. 3:00 IJ "Appointrlttn1 Wltll 1 ShHow" (dra) ·59 -Brian Kaith, Jotnn1 Moore. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 16. 1972 THE .VOICE OF YOUTH Juat H the tacuttl.. and students by the millions will be going back school across the land this fall. so will the faculty and students of Walt Whitman High in Room 222 on ABC, Fridays at 9-9:30 PM. The faculty wUI be once again headed by Lloyd Haynes as Pete Dixon along with his gentle love Interest Ltz Mc· lntyre played by Denise Nicho· las. Karen Valentine returns as teacher Alice Johnson and Michael Constantine as the soft hunk of granite, Principal Seymour Kaufman. Of course the students of Room 222 will a·so be flocking back with the fads they picked up during summer vacation. During the paat three years, Room 222 has tackled a num- ber of social and personal hang-ups that abound in a present-day high school-- drugs, bigotry, censorship, smoking and stuttering to name a few-affording these concerns a youth's-eye-view and thereby perhaps offering the viewer some new insight. During th• pa1t year the 18-year-olds have been legally declared adults by the over-21- years-olds and with the new distinction comes a new attl- and new responsibilities. The students of Room 222 are near the magic age so there will be a new Involvement just as dramatically demonstrated by young people across the nation and the world. Youth has been Instrumental in changing great chunks of the world's attitudes and mores such as clothlng and hair styles, man and his unhealthy environment, war. marriage, and even our basic political and philosophical structures. Now even more, with the right to vote, the voice of youth will get ten-league boots and the world will never be the same again. t:ilgh schoolers may have scoffed back in 1969 when they heard that a show was going to be put on the televl- alon about them. But after a couple of tune-ins they found the show Indeed was not only about them ... it••• them. Room m hilt brought high school out of the blithe eu- phoria of such earty television entries as Our Miss Brooks, where the faculty and students of that hilarious bit of escap- ism collectively seemed to have an IQ equal to the voting age. It also ia the antithesis of such moviedom offerings as "Blackbo~rd Jungle'' where terror reigned. (Lett to right): David Jollltte, Judy Strangla, Heahlmu, Karen Valentine. Some aubtectt to be explor· ed In the new season will In- clude the stock market, the consumer movement, teenage alcohollam, and a aublect dear to Lloyd Haynes, an unique experimental school on aviation. Lloyd is a f)ylng en- thusiast and has his own plane. He became interested in the school where kids are enrolled who were doing poorly In regular school but who showed aptitude In avia- tion mechanics. The kids made gigantic strides In their learn- ing proceaaes and conse- quently formed a new out- look and direction In life. The merit oL auch schoola..Js getting attention from educa- tors and government officials even on the federal level. It will be this type of Involvement by which Room 222 will keep pace with today's youth, for It is their shOw. And the ahow'• goal Is to answer a student's almple let- ter request. "Please keep it real." Pa1e 9 WEDNESDAY JULY 19 For mornln1 and afternoon lfltfnp, please see DAYTlME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Captain fury" (adv) '39-Vic tor McLaalen, Peul Lukes. 9:30 O (C) "Muscle Bt1ch Perty'' (teen mus) '64 -Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello. 10:00 CJ) "Scarlet Anrel" (adv) '52-" Yvonne DeCarlo, Rotk Hudson. 12:00 D "Gold Fever" (adv) '53-John Calvert. Ralph Moraan. 1:00 O "Experiment In Te"or" (dra) '62--0lenn ford, Lee Remick. m "Prince of Foxes'.' (adv) '49 - Tyrone Power, Orson Welles. 1:30 D (C) "Typhoon" (adv) '40-Doro· · thy L~mour, Robert Preston. 3:00 (j) (C) "Mainlfictnt Seven" Conti. (wes) '60 -Yul Brynner, steve Mc· Queen. ®) (C) "Walllin& My Baby Bact Home" (mus) '54 -Donald O'Con· nor, Janet Lelah. 4:30 I) (C) "Nlfht Pissaie" (dra) '57 -James Stewart, Diane foster. CD S.111 as lOAM llstin& 5:00 O (C) "The Advtntur11 of Halli Baba" (adv) '54 -John Derek. ~V[N I N\. 6:00 fJ DD g) m al News (I)(tg Nns · 0 Tht lie Valley Cl) Co1abat! m I IPicJM I The Emperor's New Clothes Fred Grades, Will B. Able, Victoria Mallory, Marcie Strin1er and Robert Da1ney star in the zany story of • vain old emperor who is sold some invisible clothes! Q) Daniel Boone (ij) The French Chet fl) Alta Tension Ell) Hodrepodie Loda• 9 Maybtny RFD lE) To Be Announced m ThrH Stooaes 6:30 D Movie: "A Raisin In the Sun" Part I (dra) '61 -Sidney Poitier, Claudia McNeil, Ruby Dee, Diana Sands. · CI) CBS News @)Merv Griffin Show (j]) Flrlna Line @)Hatlt1yop m Travel tfie Wortd 9 Green Au1s cm Atidonados de 11 Comunid1d al Victoria Jamts Show W H11dshop Paul Sand, of "The Hot Rock," auests. Elliot Mintz is host 7:00 fJ CI) D m News D 8owlln1 tor DoHars (]) Truth or Coll.sequences THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 16. 1972 Ci) Drarnet GE Novtla fJ Wllat's MJ Unel m I LOVt Lucy 9:30 (}) Dr1inet m I DrHm of JHnnle e Second Looi! &> C.pullt11 0 CI) (I) aJ ABC Comedy Hour fll) Soul! "The Kopy Kats With Host Robert @m Vtlo de Novla Youn(' 9 C1nadian Pro Football 0 ID News ai) Avtntur1 7:30 fJ Blue Zoo Ruth Ashton Taylor re· lf) R1cln1 From HollyJ'OOd Part ports on current and projected ocean research projects. 10:00 fJ (j) Mannix Pipp1 Scott 1uests CJ The Mouse Factory Comedians as a runaway alrl whose father hires Bill Skiles and Pete Henderson guest Mannix to find her and then tries to • zany show about sounds and mu· pay him to cancel the search. SIC. 0 (lg m Ni1ht Qalltry "P1mela's 0 Mme: (2hr) "DestroJ All Plan· Voice" stars Phyllis Diiier and John ets" (sci-fl) '69 -Kurt Crane. Peter Astin; "lone Survivor" stars John Williams. Colicos; '1he Doll" stars John Wil· To Tell the Truth Iiams. (I) I Dream of Jeannie 0 m News fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) "War 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Advtn· lover'' (dra) '62 -Steve McQueen. hires of Neill laba" (adv) '54--John Robert Wainer. Derek, Elaine Stewert. m Hoaan's Heroes m Canadian Pro football Toronto Q) (I) Drapet Araos vs. Ottawa Rough Riders (iJ.) Clliclnos on the Move (iJ) Soul fl) Los Polivoces Ei) Su Comtdia Favorita m Dr. Silnon Leete fE Mastlf1"eu ThHtr._The Spoils ti!) Nasllville Music of ~Jflton (R) W Movie: (2hr) "Hell's Kitchen" 9 Football Follies (dra) '39 -Ronald Reagan. Dead l°0 To It Announctd End Kids. m la leJtflda de lafomet 1:00 fJ (() PREMIERE Tllt David Stain· 10:30 (I) The Golddluers btr& Show Ed McMehon ind Leslie 0 Talk Bact U111ms auest In the openin1 show Ci) Sports Challtnae starrina niahtclub actor-comedian 0 This Is Your Ute Richard Crenna Stelnbera. in a one·hour comedy· is surprised auest. variety format. @I) la Satamu CJ @) m Ad•m·lZ "Back·Up One 9 Mme: (C) "The 111 Trees .. L·20" (R) Four witnesses contra· 9) 42 Plus diet Officer Malloy when he 1ives lf) Concltntla Culpable eyewitness testimony that Sat. Mac· 11:00 fJ a D g) m m News Donald (William Boyett) did not CI) Ci) ®l N strike a pedestrian with his police g One Step ~ond cu. 1 . Ci) MarlMI Dillon 0 CIJ (j ) m The Super GI Truth or Consequence• ! Th, 1 • MMothers·ln·law fl) Garner Ted Armstrona ., rry ason ft:\ Htadsho (R) fl) Htnnanos Coraje cu P m (Ii) Election '72 11:15 @I) festival Fllnilco @m Luthi Libre m Eetadon C.ntial 11:301J (() CIS Late Movie: "fr1t1ll1n· · Jteil1 Must It Datroyecl'' (hor) '70 1:30 0 ®) al' NIC Mystery Theatre---4>eter Cushina. Simon Ward, Ve- Mceloud "A l ittle Plot at Tranquil ronica Car1son. V1lley (R) Smuulers hold McCloud 1J ~ m Joltnny Carson Tony hostaae. and Chief Clifford (J. D. Randall, Cass Elliot auest. Cannon) refuses to trade a hospital· g Movie: "Welcome Stranaer" ized prisoner to save his lite. (com) '47-Blna Crosby, Joan Caul- 0 Cl) (j) m Tilt Corner l•r field. m Merv Crtffln Sllow 0 (}) Cl) EE Diet Cavett fE (i)) Fii• OdyutJ "Potemkin" m To Tell the Trutlt (Ru.ssi1n, 1925) Seraei Eisenstein's dasslc besed on the actual mutiny 12:00 m Movie: "Johnnr Co11e LatelJ" of sailors aboard a ship of the Cm (dra) '43 -James C1tnfY, Gr~ce durina the 1905 Revolution. Georae. 9:00 tJ ()) Mtdleal Center (ft) • A hos· 12:10 OJ Country Music Tlme pital edmlnlstrator (Monte Mark· 1•00 r.i"""I .,... D ~ KAI N ham) truts en accident victim (Clu · ~ u ~ \Ull "" Gula1er), In a community where 1:30 II Movlt: "The Nalltd lrtrade" there Is no doctor ind is tempJed (dra) '65-Ken Scott, Shlrtey Eaton. to return to active medical practice. 0 (}) (I) al Merty F11d111H Com· 2:00 m All-fCl&ht Show: .. Run, Psycho, tdy Mechlne Special aues1 is Orson Run"; "Jedi Slide"; "Cla Kid'' Welles. m Dni1net Ei) Un Verano para Recordar 3:00 II ~ovte: "Man In tltt Dart" (dra) '65 -~illlam Sylvester, Barbara Shelley. 9. 9: 10: 12: 1: 1: 3: 4: 6: 7: THURSDAY JULY 20 For momtna •nd •ftemoon llsttnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "M1plflcent Dope" (com) '42- Henry fond1, Lynn Bari. 9:30 O .. Ransom" (dra) '56 -Glenn ford, Donna Reed, Leslie Nielsen. 10:00 (]) "Saddle Tr1mp" (wes) '50-Joel McCrea, Wanda Hendrix. 12:00 0 (C) "She Gods of ShaR. Reef' (adv.) '50-Don Durant, 8111 Cord. 1:00 O "Adorable M l•" (com) '63- Ulli Palmer, Charles Boyer. m (C) "Devil's C1nyon" (wes) '53 -Dale Robertson, Vlralnia Mayo, Stephen McNally. 1:30 0 ''Topper Rtturns" (com) '41- Roland Youna. Joan Blondell, Dennis O'Keefe. · 3:00 ''Teen11e Milllon1ltt'' (mus) '61 -Jimmy Clinton, Di1ne Juraens. @) "Ole Uctlt Touch" (adv) '51- Stewirt Granier, Ge0t1e S1nders. 4:30 1J (C) "Tiit Ptrltd fuf1oup" (rom) '59-Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. CI> Sime IS lOAM listlnr. 5:00 0 "Ann• ind the IUn1 of Si1m" (dra) '4-0 -Irene Dunne. Rex Har· rison. (VfN I NG 6:00 IJ D 0 e> m GB News (I)®lNews 0 Thi 811 V11ley Ci) Co•batl m The Flintstones m Dlnltl loone (1j) In the Spotll &flt el) Atta Tension eil) Hod11pod1e Lod1e 9 M1,t»tny RFD (ID Lot Ttntbrosos m ThrM StoottS 6:30 O Movie: (90) "A Raisin in the Sun" Concl. (dre) '61 :...... Sidney Poitier, Claudia McNeil, Ruby Dee, Di1na Sands. (])CIS News ®)Merv Grtffin Show m The AJ!n1 Nun (1j) Doln' It "Jm With Dour Cam" fil) Hatllayop m Travel Utt Wor1cl 9Crttn Aerts a;) Ttlt·Rmsta Musical GB Vlctx>ria J11Res Show Ef) Hndshop Steve Allen iuests and David Carradine is featured. Elllot Mintz hosts. 1:00 IJ CD D m News U lowlit11 for DollaB (j) Trlltlt or Consequences (]) Dnptt 0 wt.It's My Linet m I Low, hey m I OIUM •• Je1nnie (ij) Spqkina f,...1y m Jueves Es,ectaculares EJl)Firlna Unt @I) UM Ple11rt1 en el Cimino @!) Velo dt Novi• ml Profeuor Saaitario 7:30 1J m Rollin' on Utt River B l.&ssie "Round-Up" Lassie aids Ron and Dale in the annual Gtrth Holden Ranch round-up of stray cit· tie, and helps avert 1 near-traaedy when a jackrabbit sets off a chain of events leading to 1 stampede. O Movie: (Zhr) ,.Destroy All Plan· •ts'' (sci-fi) '69-Kurl Crane, P~ter Williams. (])To Tell the Truth (j) I Dream of Jeannie O Million,$ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Two Rode Toiether'' (wes) '61-James Stewart, Richard Widmark. (Jg) Hollywood Squares m Ho1an's Heroes m (]) D1qnet Sl) To Be Announced m Movie: (2hr) "Oil for the Limps of Chin•" (dra) '35-Pat O'Brien, Josephine Hutcllinson. 8:00 t) Ci) My Wortd and Welcome to It A new maid who's terrified of mod· ern appliances takes over the house- hold in Ellen Monroe's absence. 0 @) m NBC Adventure Theatre "War of Nerves'' (R) Stephen Boyd and Louis Jourdan star in this dra· ma about a "secret army" In Paris durina the Alaerlan crisis. 0 (]) Cl) tl) AlllS Smith ind Jones "What's in It For Mia?" (R) Heyes and Curry are victimized by a beautiful but ruthless woman who THE D,_llY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 16, 1972 predicted his own death on tape EB La Ltytnde de Bafomet months 11rtler. 10:30 O Talk 81ek 0 (J)(j) EE Lon1strut \'The m 1111 Cosby Show Sound of Money Talkina'' (R) Mike f.E Thirty Mlt1llt• With • • tries to solve a bank robbery In I!) La Slhnlu which one of the suspects is ro-Qt Movie: "Parts After Dirt" mantically linked with Nikki. E!) Ceftdtnda Culp1ble m Un Verano para Recordlf 11:00 IJ a D m m GB ..... m (JJJ Hollywood Ttltvfsioft The.tr• CD(])~ News "Lemonade" (R) Eiieen Herlle and O Ont Step leyond Marth• Scott st1r IS two matronly Cl) Marsll1I Dillon ladies who spend a Memorial Day m Truth or Consequenus weell.end selling lemonade at adjoin-m Run for Your lift in1 roadside stands. (1j) Ctlleanos on tht Move 61) Noches T1patl11 m Htldsllop (R) QJ The Vlritnlan , 11:15 ii) Gran Clnt dtl Jueves Sl) Novel1 11:301J (]) CIS Late Movil: (C) (2hr) 9:30 D Second l.ooti "Tiit AppointMtnt" (rom) Omar 0 Newt Walth John Fullmer Sharif, Anouk Aimee. @I) Avtntur1 B OJ a;, Joh11ny Canon EB R1cln1 From Hollywood Park O Movie: "Eva" (rom) '65-Jeanne 10:00 B ®l m Dean M1rtin Show Bud· Moreau, Vlma Lisi. dy Hackett and Don Rice Ill euest. O CD Cl) El) Dick Cavett 0 News Geor1e Putnam m To Tall tht Trutlt O CIJ(l).GB Owen Marsh11112:oomMovlt: "Ambush It Clm•"on ''The Trlanale" Owen Marshall and Pass" (wes) '58 -ScoU Brady, Jess Brandon defend Frank Danzig· Margie Dean, Clint Eastwood. er (Stephen Brooks), a young police m W1ncltrtat officer charaed with the murder of 12:30 m Country Music Tlme his wife's boyfriend. Donna Mills and 1:00 (I) D O (]) ®) News Michael Larr1in also guest. 1.30 t) Movie: "We1111n Oft Pier 13" 0 Movie: (2'"1 "Anna and the (dra) '50 -Robert Ryan, Laraine Kini of Slim" {dra) '40 -Irene Day. Dunne, Rex Harrison. m All·Nia1rt Show: "The Man It· m Ntws Ken Jones. Ron Fortner twetn," "DoubJI Uft" and "Cisco m Ntws Huah Williams Kid" el) Cosa Juz1ada 3:00 1J Movie: "Voice In the Mirror" eil) tJj) Wortd Pms (dr1) '58-Richard Eaan, Julie Lon- a!) Lucht Ubre don. owns and runs Kini City. Ida Lu· -------------------------pino ruests as Mia. m The Mothers.in-Law m 8oxin1 from tbe Olympic (lj) Jun Shepherd's America el) Hermann Cor1je m I blCIAL I Close Enouah for Jm A spotliaht on the winners of the 13th annual youna people's Battle of the Bands competition sponsored by LJ..'s Department of Parks and Recreation and taped at KCET. Co-hosts are two of last year's winners, Didi Wilson and Les Mar· tinez. Special feature Is big band leader/composer Gerald Wilson as he presents Battie of the Sand alumni performina as a combo. ii) El Show de Loco V1ldez (ID (sbdon Cttltnl 8:30 t) (j) My Three sons (R) Dodie involves the Dou1t1s f1mily In 1 worthy cause -roastinr peanub for charity. m Merv Griffin Show (lj) Tll• Jm Set "Ray Draper and the New Island Social Club" 9:00 t) (]) CBS ThUrsdlJ Movfe: (C) (2tlr) "Tiit ComTc" (com) '69-0lck Van Dyke, Michele Lee, Mickey Rooney. The movie career of a vau· deville clown aoes into a decline for many years. He is rediscovered and makes slapstick TV commer· cials and finally dies while watch· in1 a TV revival of his bluest sl· lent classic. 0 ®) m l111ndde "His fiddle11 Three" (R) Chief Ironside investl· aates the murder of a musici1n who Marti (Karen Valentine) about to plant an Eskimo-style kl.as on Zack (Michael Burns) In the Love, American Styfe seament, "love and the Scroungers," on ABC; Friday at 10 PM". Pace 11 [ Searsf SAVE ·'.20! TRU-EAR HEARI~G AID Sears Most Powtrful with Finest Qualities le9ulor'299 ~279 Ask About Sears Convenient Credit'PJans Long Battery Life lip to 400 hours with f'3<'h batten'. C:ontinuou~ volume l'ontrol. Jo;conomic-al ro oper- ntt>. Sears Carries a Com· plttt Unc of Batteries for All Aids. Join Sears Banery Club Hd Save on Replacement Bat· teries. Come In or Call Sews Ntart1t You for a •ti Home Appointment Hearing Aids ,\re Availahlc al the Folio" inl Scars Slorts. Hut'na Park . t:torrhoi. "onhrld«c Compton J>a,.-d .. na t:a,.l Olvmpk Solo Pio al Rlmpau 1-'I Monie •• l'omona <ilt'ndilr Soulh ('oa,1 Pia.ta lnalf"ood Torranc·r l.oni 8u d1 \'allr~ J>riC.'t' .. :ft .-t·liH· lhru Siilturda~. Jul~ %:? Pa.If. 12 FRIDAY JULY 21 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Hither ind Hiper" (mus) '43 -Frank Sinatra, Michele Morgan '9:30 U (C) "Annie Get Your Gun" (rom) '50-Betty Hutton. Howard Keel. I 10:00 rn "Pew" (com) ·so -Diana Lynn, Charles Coburn. 12:00 O "Scotland Y1rd Inspector" (mys) '52--Cesar Romero. 1:00 fJ (C) "Mysterious Island" (sci fl) '61-Michael Craig, Michael C1llan. m "Slattery's Hurricane" (dra) '49 -Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake. 1:30 O "Sins of Jezebel" (adv) '54- Paulette Goddard, George Nader. 3:00 (C) "It's Your Move" (com) '58 -Edward G Robinson ®) (C) "Mptery lsl1ncf' (adv) '68 -Steve Forrest, Sue Lloyd. 4:30 O (C) "Everythinc But the Truth" (dra) '57 -Maureen O'Hara, John Forsythe (1) Same IS IOAM listinc. 5:00 fJ (C) "Call Me Mister (mus) '51-Dan Dailey, Betty Grable, Dan· ny Thomas. EVENING 6:00 0 0 U @I) m (!)News @®)News 0 The Bi& Valley @ Combat! m The Flintstones . I!) D1niel Boone (jj) Evenlnc at Pops EE Alta Tension EID Hoc11epod1e Lode• Oj M1yberry RFD a;) To Be Announced m Three Stooees 6:30 U Movie: (C) (90) "Bick to God's Country" (adv) '54 -Rock Hud· son, Marcia Henderson. (j) CIS News ®) Me~ Griffin Show m The Flylnr Nun EID H1th1yo11 m Tr.vel the Wor1d 9 'reen Acres a;) PellwlH OJ Victoria James Show m Headshop 7:00 1J (]) 0 g;, News U Bowline for Oolle11 @ Truth or Consequence& (j) Dr11net fJ What's My lin17 m I t.ove Lucy I!) I Drum of Jeannie (ij) Election '72 EE B1rtolo al) Eveninf et Pops Roberta Flac~ guests. @I) Velo de Novia a?) Movie: (C) "Red Sllies Over Monun1" THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 16, 1972 7:30 O Circus! a;) Novel• O Hollywood Squaru 9:30 O Second Look U Movie: (2hr) "Destroy All Plan· 0 (!) The Odd Couple (R) eh" (3Ci·fi) '69-Kurl Crane, Peter Brett Somers, Jack Kluaman's real· Wiiiiams fife .v1fe, auests as Blanche, Oscar's To Tell the Truth ex·w1fe, who returns to town to re· I Dream of Jeunle marry. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "lo· 0 &) News nlpt We Sin(' (mus) '53 -E.zio Eli) (jj) Devout Yount "Two Commu Penza. Anne Bancroft, David Wayne nities" examines a Zen Center near 6: life Around Us Los Aneeles and the Community of m Hoean's Heroes Agape in San Francisco. 6: I!) (]) Draenet el Aventur1 (i]) Wor1d Press m Racine From Hollywood Pll'\ EE Los Beverly de Per1lvitto 10:00 0 m News m Untemed World 0 (J) (I) (!) Love American Style a;) To Be Anno~nced (R) "love and the Plane Truth," 7: (E) 42 Plus . "Love and the Scroungers," "Love m Movie: (2~r) "The Mad Genius" and the Small Weddine." (scl-fi) '3l-John Barrymore, Boris O Movie: (C) "Call Mt Mister'' Karloff. (mus) ·st -Dan Dailey, Betty 8:00 0 O'Hara, U.S. Tr11sury (R) Grable, Danny Thomas. 7: Comedian Jack Carter guests as a l!J N1shvllle Music carnival pitchman on the verge of (iJ) Hollywood Television Thutre betraying O'Hara, who Is trailing a ''Lemonade" (R) cargo of heroin from Mexic.o to the EE Proftsor Ald10 United States Eli) I IJl<l!l I SW1n like Danish B m Sanford and Son (R) choreographer Erik Bruhn and pri-8: "The P11no Movers" The Sanfords ma ballerina Lois Smith, in her are aiven a piano on the condition American television debut. dance that they move 1t out of the man's with the National Billet of Canada apartment. a!) Premier 40 0 @ (E) The Brady Bunch m la Leyenda de B1fomet Carol 1s against Grrg playing foot· 10:30 O Governor and J.J. (R) Drink· ball because she considers It too water has lo bow out of a probina dangerous. television talk show, and daughter m The Mothers-in-Law J J. fills in-disastrously! I!) Peny Muon 0 Close-Up EE Herm1n0$ Cor1je O Tllk Baell al) (iJ) W1Shington Week in Review ®J Amuina World of Kmkin @I) Ernesto Alonso Presenta I!) Bill Cosby Show ([;) Estacion Centr1I @!) lA Sat1nlc1 8:30 0 [Ql g;, NBC Frid1y Movie: (C) g;, Hum1n Dimension (2hr) "Fir f rom the Madding 9 Creature Theatre Crowd" Part I (dra) '67 -Julie m Concleneia Culpable Christie, Peter Anch, Alan Bates. 11:00 0 0 0 @I) m (E) News Bathsheba Everdene (~iss Christie), ffi (j) ®)Newt an English farm heiress, is courted O One Stap Beyond by three men of widely differing CI) Ma~h1I Diiion temperaments.. Concludes Saturday m Truth or Consequencet at 9PM. l!J Run for Your Ute 0 Ci)(!) The P1rtrldee fam· (W The Jm Set (R) ily (R) Danny stretches the truth and ££) Heldshop his family's patience with his scan-11:15 @!) Cinem1 34 9:3 dalous articles in the local news-11:30 IJ CBS lite Movie: "Tr1vis Loran, paper. D.A." (dra) '71-Vic Morrow. Hal m Merv Griffin Show Holbrook. al) (ij) The Space Between Words 0 @) g;, Johnny Ctrson "Wotk" The manaeement team of U Movie: .. Chten for Min l iahop" a British electronics factory and (dra) '41-Martha Scott. 10: union representatives negotiate over U Cl) Ci!) Did Ctvett benefits Included In a new produc· Cl) Nl1htm1re 10:3 tivity scheme. m To Tell the Truth 9:00 1J CBS Friday Movie: (C) (90) 12:00 0 Movie: "Outpost in M1l1ye" "Monro's 81ek In Town" (dra) '72-(adv) '52--Claudette Colbert. Joe Don Baker, Sally Field, Telly m Movie: "Little Shop of Horrors" Savalas. Anne Francis. A profusion· (ho') '61-Jonathan Hue. al gunman, hired by his., brother to I!) Wander1'"1 11: kill a gangland rival, draws a young 12:30 I!) Counlty Music Tim1 girl Into his own violent life. 1:00 CI) 0 0 CJ) News U (])Cl) Ci!) Room 222 (R) An 1:15 O Movie: "Johnny HolidlJ'' (dra) Indian boy, transferred to Walt Whit· '49-William Bendix. man Hiah from an Indian reserva· 1:30 B (C) "~uerrlllas In Pini! Lice" lion. feels the other students are (dra) '64--{;eoree Monteomery patronizing him 1:45 m All·Nl&M Show: "last Man on I!) Dr11n1t ~rth." "Dra1onwyck." ''Tht Quiet EE Un Ver1no Pua Recordu 'un" 11: al TV Musie1I 3:00 O Movie: "The Tamlslltd An11ls" ~The Vlr(inlan (dra) '58 -Rock Hudson. SATURDAY JULY 22 MORNINr. 6;00 D Summer Semester TV 8 Clusroom 6:30 D Odysse, f.J Black Experience Cl) Summer Semester m Let's Rap 7:00 D Heads Up 0 ®) m Dr. Dollttte 0 CI) Jerry· lewis Show Cl) TV 8 Classroom m Bup and His Buddies EID Sesame Street 7:30 O Dusty's Trtthouse 0 m Otputy D1we1 D Campus Protiie f.J CI) (I) Road Runner [OJ Uncle Ruu m Brother Buu 8:00 D Cl) Sup Bunn, 0 m WoodJ Woodpecker D PopeJe and friends 0 Cl) Cil funkJ Phantom m A.M. Movies: "Copper Sky" (wes) '57 -Jeff Morrow, Coleen Gray. "Dr. Satan's Robot" (sci-Ii) '66-Eduardo Cianelli, Ella Neal. (!) Country Music Time 8:30 0 (!) ScoobJ·Doo 0 ®) m Pink Panther D Gene AutrJ f.J (I) (j) Jackson Five 9:00 O Harlem Globetrotters 0 @) m The Jetsons D Movie: "Second Fiddle" (rom) '58-Lisa Gastoni, Thorley Walters, f.J CI) (!) Bewitched, 00 Cartoon Carniv1I 0 Movie: "I Wah Up Scrumin&" (mys) '41 -Betty Grable, Victor Ma· lure, (!) Movie: "Hell's Crossro1ds" (adv) '56-Stephen McNally, Peggie Cas· tie. el Cine en Su CHa 9:30 iJ The H1ir Bear Bunch 0 ('19) m Btrritr Reef 00 Tiju1na: Window to the South 0 rn lidsville 10:00 II Cl) Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 0 ®l m Take a GI.Int Step 0 (I) Ci) Curiosity Shop ~ Movie: "Deep W1ters" 10:30 II Cl) Archie's TV funnies D Movie: "Rimflre" (wes) '49- James Millican, Mary Beth Hughes. O Movie: "Handle With Cue" (dra) '58-Dean Jones, Joan O'Brien. (!) llospel SfnRllJf Jobltee 11:00 IJ (]) Sabrina 0 ®) m Major Lea1ue Baseball Teams to be announced (j) Mobile Home Show f.J 00 Jonny Quest m Sesame Street el lucha Ubre 11:30 II 00 Josie and the Pussycat& @ Movie: "Carry on Hurse" (com) '60-Shirley Eaton, Kenneth Connor. 0 (}) Lancelot link m Unit One "Fatherless Homes" Guests are Or. Robert Hicks, Ameri· can Institute of Family Relations, Mrs. Catherine Nielsen, Executive Director of Florence Crittenton Ser· vice. and the Rev. Benjamin Moore ot the Hollywood Beverly Christian Church. Q) Movie: "The Killer Is l oose" (mys) '56-Joseph Cotten, Wendell C0<ey. ~ Outdoor World ' A FTERNO O N 12:00 fJ (j) The Monkees D John Wayne Theatre "Pals of the Saddle" f.J (]) C£) American Bandstand 0 Movie: (C) "The Texican" (wes) '66 -Audie Murphy, Broderick Crawford. m Hazel ~lancer 12:30 8 (j) You Are There (R) "The Treason of Benedict Arnold" A famed American general nearly sucteeds in handing the British a critical Rev- olutionary War victory in pivotal days of espionage and intrigue. m My favorite Martian g) fanfarria falcon 1:00 8 Cl) CBS Children'J film Festival (R) "Blind Bird'' A touching story of a boy's friendship for a blind pink pelican 1s told in this Russian·made motion picture. Oleg Jarkov plays the boy in the film. which won the Grand Prize for the Best Children's Film al the 1963 Venice Film Festi· val. D Movie: "Epitaph for a fast Gun'' (~es) '67-Michael Riva. Albert Far· ley. 0 ~ @ Cl) American Golf Cl.a· sic m Untamed World "Armand and Michaela and the Animals" The story of a couple's life.tong love affair with wild animals in the African wilderness IE News Nick Carter el Cine en la Tarde 9 Land of the Giants 1:30 0 Movie: "Dod&e City" (wes) '39 -Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland. m Elementary News (!) Movie: (C) ''The Slave" (adv) '63-0aniel Gelin, Eleanora Rossi- Drago. 2:00 II Dusty's Treehouse (1) Youth in the70s 0 International Zone On the week· end of July 4, 1970, the United Na· lions invited the young people of the world to speak their minds on the condition at marrand ttle rote of the United Nations. What took place Is re<:orded in this film about the World Youth Assembly. (!) Real Estate Rentals 0 Movie: "Woman in Hidin(' (dra) '50-lda Lupino. Howard Duff. Ste· phen McNally. Cil International Hour JQ) lee Trevino's Golf mSoul Train m Navy Prologue ~ Time Tunnel m Jonny Quest 2:30 O The Slota Is Over 00 Campus Profile THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<. JULY 16. 1972 compete aeainst Tlge Andrews and Joe Campanella. D Hi1h ind Wild "The Nehalem Bay Story" The bountiful Pacific Ocean provides food and fun on a family outing for clams, crabs and spectacular salmon fishin& on the Oregon coast. ®l Sports Action Pro·Fll• • C£) Lancelot Lin- 3:00 II Gene London Show (]) Voice of Agriculture 0 A1riculture USA "America's Sug- ar-From Beets to Bowl" A look at how the 102 pounds of suaar the averaee American consumes each year is made and used. D Roller Cames (j) Movie: "Silver Star'' (wes) 'SS-- Jimmy Wakely, Marie Windsor. (j) Far Out Flicks 0 Movie: (C) "Arrowhead" (wes) '53-Charlton Heston, Jack Palance, Brian Keith. @) Sci-fl Theatre m Movie: "The Purple Heart" (dra) '44-farley Granger, Dana Andrews, Richa rd Conte. g) Futbol·Soecer m Movie: (C) "Queen of the Seat" (adv) '60 -Lisa Gastonl, Jerome Courtland. 0 lost in Space m lnsi&ht 3:30 II Insider/Outsider (]) Movie: "Walk the Proud Land" (wes) '56-Audie Murphy, Anne Ban· croft. D On Campus "Underground, Vn· derwater" An examination of two interdisciplinary courses at the Univ. of Redlands. One wu an archeology course which literally dug up facts about the California Indians, and the other was a project to determine the extent of pollution in Hilo Bay, Ha· wa1i. O Sports Action Pro·File Laffit Pin· cay, the country's top jockey, is pro· filed. (!) Wouldn't It Se Great If .•. C£) Feature film a> Voice of Agriculture 4:00 U Movie: (C) "Passion" (dra) '54 -Cornet Wiide, Yvonne De Carlo. 0 Now With Bill Banowsky fJ The H•PPJ Wanderers "Califor- nia's River of lce'~lim and Hen· rietta visit California s most famous glacier, the Palisades. and explore some rugged mountains. Q) Country Music Time a The Addams family a;> Panorama Latino a> Coron• Now 4:30 O focus Or. William Kaufman, di· rector of the Griffith Park Observa· tory, narrates one o~ the regular Ob- servatory performances just as it's done in the Park facility. Dr. Kauf· man also demonstrates how "home" observation equipment can be made. (j) Film feature 0 Cl) Celebrity Bo11111ln1 Kent Mc· Cord and Marty Milner of Adam·l2 ®) Fantastic World of Radna fl) El Cristo Ntiro Qj Racing World a> Felix ttle C.t 5:00 O Kid T1lk Emesl Bor&nlne and Cloris Leachman ruest. D Thorou1hbrecl Radng from HollJ· wood Park The $100,000 Hollywood Juvenile race for 2·year·olds at 6 furlongs. f.J (I) (j) C£) ABC's Wide Wo!1d of Sports (j) ®)News O lH Trevino's Golf Jack Albertson and Joe Kapp guest. m Movie: "Ten Gentlemen From West Point" (rom) 142 -Geor&e Montgomery, Maureen O'tfara, John Sutton. Q) Movie: "The Fu&itive Kind" (dra) '60-Marlon Brando, Anna Maanani. Ei) Rosas Para Yeroniu g) Box de Mexico m Country Place Qj Racina From Hollywood Park m Klmba 5:15 Ell) Swedish Close·Up 5:30 8 David Frost Revue Robert Morse guests. CJ ®) News 9 Movie: "Blood of Dracula" (hor) '57-Sandra Harrison, Jerry Blaine O Uoyd Bridaes' Water Wor1d EE Joyce Chen Cooks "Moo·Shl Pork" m Ed&• of Eternity 9 &llliaan's Island a> Speed Racer EVEN I NG 6:00 II Cl m News ([) Star Trek O The Real Don Steele Show ®) Name of the Game ''The Show· down" Gene Barry and Warren Oates star. m Alta Tension tE The Oleann1 Trill (ij MaybtfTJ RFD GI!) Teatro del 40 EE The Three Stooaes 6:30 (])Sports With BertU 0 KNBC News Conference 00 Perry Mason f.JNews EE Jean Shepherd's Amerlu m Consultation 9 Country Ptace C£)Hee Haw EE Headshop 7:00 6 CBS News Roger Mudd (])lee Trevino'' Golr D Naitonal Geographic CR) "Zoos Qf the WQrld'' D Hee Haw Loretta Lynn and Con· way Twitty guest. fJ Juvenile Jury Betty White guests. 00 Hifh Chaparral 0 Death Valley Days m m 9 latwrence Welk Show Doc Severinsen auests. Q) It Takes a Thief Ei)El Tomlllo (Continued) .. Pait 13 ... • Page 14 doWe_~,... anJ~~1ng '''Por Love Or (:/J'foney.'1' Kirk DJuglas•Mitzi G:lymr In color-Tonight JJ:20pm . Clf)~2 • • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 16. 1972 SATURDAY (Continued) &J Minority Community @l) Doln' It @l) Hollywood TeltvlJ,lon Theatre &!) Homenaje "Lemonade" (R} S'i) Teatro del 40 ef) R1eln1 From Hollywood Park 7:30 IJ Doctor in the House 10:00 IJ Cl) Mission: Impossible (R) Jack Cl) Drarnet Cassidy guests as an ex·hoodlum 00 To Tell the Truth who fronts a gambling casino for a O Let's Make a Deal syndicate, against which the IMF O Miiiion $ Movifl: (2hr) ''The Re-must force him to testify. tum of Frank James" (wes) '40 -0 Seymour Presents: (90) "Son of Henry Fonda, Gene Tierney, Jackie Frankenstein" (hor) '39-aoris Kar- Cooper. loft, Basil Rathbone. • @') The Mouse Factol'J 0 CI) (!) Q) Ken Berry's 'Wow' Ell) The Citywatchers Shriw Guests are Lyle Waggoner, &!) Sabados Aleves Chad Everett. George Burns and Ei) Soul Time USA Dick Clark. Sketches and production 8:00 II Cl) All In the Family (R) Archie, numbers are built around a dance the sole witness to a mugging, tries marathon of the '30s. A comparison to avoid involvement by fabricating a look at New York City vs. Topeka, story about k Kans.. and a college football hero 0 @') m NBC Comedy Theatre who gets his just desserts (among (R) "And Baby Makes Five" Cliff other goodies) in a vintage malt Robertson and Angie Dickinson star shop enliven the show. in the story of an author and his O The Unknown Regis Philbin model·wife who give up their careers hosts. to live in a small town, where they m News Ron Fortner encounter open hostility from the El) Su Comedia Favorita local citizens. Ei) Lou Gordon Show O Buct Owens Ranch Show 10:30 O Fritht Nl&flt: "The Day the Earth 0 (]) 00 Q) ABC Saturday Movie: Cau&flt Fire," "Hideous Sun Demon" (C) (2hr) "Day of the Ewil Gun" &J News Ed Bartylak (wes) '68-Glenn Ford, Arthur Ken-@l) David Susskind Show nedy, Dean Jaeger. Two rivals join 9 Film: "Hudson's Bay'' forces to rescue the wife and chit· Q) Cine Meilcano dren of one of the ex·gunfighters 11:00 II Cil a 0 Cl) ()9) News from the Apaches. 00 Marshal Dillon m Movie Greats: (2hr) "Ten Gen-m The Amazln1 World of Kresltin tlemen From West Polnr• (rom) &J Kathl'Jn Kuhlman '42-George Mont&omery, Maureen &!) Sabados filmico O'Hara, John Sutton. 11:15 CV Movie: "Walk the Proud land" @Championship Wrestllne (wes) '5&-Audle Murphy, Anne Ban · m Luella Libre croft. m Film Odyssey (R) "Potemkin" 11:20 II Fabulous 52! (C) "For love or See Wed .• 8:30 PM listing. Money" (com) '63-Kirk Douglas, &!) Luceclta Gig Young, Mitzi Gaynor. 9 Fiim: "Sone Without End" 11:30 0 Movie: "Ocean's 11" (com) '60 S'i) Teatro del 40 -Frank Sinatra. Dean Martin, Sam· Ei) Movie: (90) "Dan&erous" (dra) my Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, Angie '3&-Bette Davis, Franchot Tone. Dickinson, Joey Bishop. 8:30 U 00 Mary Tyler Moori Show (R) O One Step Beyond - Bradford Dillman guests as an archi-00 Movie: "The Black Abbott'' (mys) tect who makes sketches of Mary's '63-Joachim Berger. building-and of her. O Movie: (C) ''The Rainmaker" O Tinlgler Movie: "The Invisible (dra) '57-Burt Lancaster, Kathari ne Creature" (sci·fi} '60-Tony Wright, Hepburn, Wendell Corey, Earl Holli- Sandra Dome. man, Lloyd Bridges. 9:00 II Ci) Dick Van Dyke Show (R) 00 Movie: ''The Lawless" (wes} '50 Bernie warns that everyone will be -Macdonald Carey, Gan Russell. fired unless Dick can attract more (fOJ Tom Jones Show viewers and raise more money than m Movie: ''The Truth About Wom- another station in a 24-hour, two-en" (com) '58-Laurence Harvey, station telethon. Julie Harris. 0 @') m NBC Saturday Movie: &J Movie: "Screaming Eaetes" (dra) (C) (2hr) "Far From the Madding '5&-Tom Tryon, Jan Merlin . Crowd" Coocl. (dra) '67 -Julie 12:00 0 Movie: "Why Must I Dier• (dra) Christie, Peter Finch, Alan Bates. '60-Terry Moore, Debra Paget. Tempestuous events befall Bathshe· 12:30 (Jg) Movie: (C) "Seven Days from ba Everdene (Miss Cflflslle}as she 'SuMOiiii'\WU)~urphy:- becomes more involved with three 1:20 II Movie: "Her Husband's Affairs" men of widely different backgrounds (com) '47 -Lucille Ball, Franchot and temperaments. Tone. ti) Un Verano Para Recordar 1:30 0 Speaking Freely &!) Premier Movie &J Movie: "Mobs, Inc." (dra} '55- S'i) Teatro del 40 Reed Hadley, Marjorie Reynolds. 9:30 II Cf) Amie (R) Arnie's old-world 2:00 m All·Nl&ht Show: "Mr. Ace," "Cry uncle finagles an invitation to an the Beloved Country," Cisco Kid. important dinner party given by the 2:30 0 News Majors. 2:4511 Movie: "Four In a Jetp" (dra} 0 News Watch Larry Burrell '51-Ralph Meeker, Viveca Lindfors. .. ALFA ROMEO · Coast Imports I 000 .. 1200 Coast Hwv. Newf ort Beach ~42-040~ tJt j;ltetJ:• ®l•f:fi Ward S. Lee Inc. 1234 S. Main St., Santa Ana 547-5826 Harbor American 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-0261 Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546-4444 Crevier Motors 208 W . I st St., Santa Ana 835-3171 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvo., Costa M'esa 546-1200 CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH Huntington Beach Chrysler-Plymouth 16661 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 540-5164 DATSUN Costa Mesa Datsun 2845 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa 540-6410 Dot Datsun 1--__......~·-e1s 81!Rh Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-7781 DODGE Courtesy Dodge 2888 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa 557-9220 FORD Dunton Ford 2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana 546-7070 Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Me~ 642-0010 Wilson Ford 18255 Beach Blvd. H.untington Beach 842-661 I GMC University Oldsmob ile 2850 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa 540-9640 INTERNATIONAL ,. · HARVESTER ... Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546-4444 LINCOLN -MERCURY Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury t 30.I No . Tustin , Santa Ana 547-9183 Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1 200 MAZDA Huntington Beach Mazda 173 3 I Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-6666 MERCEDES -BENZ Jim Slemons Imports Werner & Mein St .• Sent• Ane 546-4114 OLDSMOBilE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor l'lvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac: 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-8017 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JU(V 16. 1972 PORSCHE · AUDI Don Burns Porsche-Audi 1363 I Harbor Blvd. Garden Grolfe 636-2333 Chick Iverson Porsche-Audi «S E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 671-0900 RENAULT Coast Imports 1000-1200 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 642-~06 Slemons Imports 220 I S. Main St.; Santa Ana- 557-5242 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546-4•44 SUBARU Frih Warren's Sports Car Center 547-0764 710 E. I st Sj Santa Ana l(•ll•lf+ Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 . 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M ... r:1Jt!!111 ADC e Alt• e Al e ._...., e DNI it Dpeco • ..,..... e ~ ....... e JIL e J.m• e lw e ILH e Lace e M••ta e Mcllttellll e New-lntMt Cre41tl Ill EE Metretec • P••otdc • Pldl ...... • lectfll..., Scett • a ....... s ..... a ......... "-• • s-y e =• e SAi e TIAC e v ... e Wlt•rf· ... • W 1alr • Tandbert ~ACt"C COAST Ml•MW.AY 0,... 1M DeUJ, M Set • 1W lvn. By J. Edgar Hoover: Kis Greatest Lesson In a Final Memoir DAILY PILOT Quiz: How Well Do You Understand Your Children? Use That Great Grape Flavor In 3 New Recipes • FOR MARIAN CHRISTY> /ashicn apen They eay the Pana couture ii 1-0etng ita deam. In your opinion, whyP-Jaclc Hammond, Trenton, N.J. • There are only a handfuJ of moneyed millionaires with the ti.me and cash to shop the Paris couture, where originals start at $2,000. Couturiers discovered that the real money- makers were the American manufacturers, who'd pay huge FOR RAYMOND BUM of "'l"""61d8 Do you get many letters &om people wbo are coo8ned to wbeeldWn?-Barold Covert, Wlllooghby, Ohio •Yes~ I receive a dozen or more letters a week from handi- capped people. The Srst season. when I made movements a paraplegic couldn't manage, they always pointed them out with humor. Also, because of the role, I have become inter- ested in changing cities' building codes to allow for wbeeJ.. chair-bound peoplo-wider doorways, phone booths, ramps instead of solid curbs, etc. FOR ERMA BOMBECK, cdumnilt rm always delightecl with your coJumo. Do all thole fam- ily ca~ adually happen to you?-Mn. 8. M. Van- CUe, W uD, N.Y. • I always feel ~ for those poor devils who write 6ction. I have a husband who is attaclied to his car by an umbilical oonl, a dauv.hter with a sense of humor like Jane Fonda, and two sons Whose bedroom has set ecology back 2.o years. With material like that, would I lie to you? FOR PAUL HARVEY, newacader Which of your many broadcasb wu your most unlorget- table?-Mn. Mary Iybmao.,, Scbeoectady, N.Y. • My most unforgettable was a broadcast I wrote titled, "A Great Tree Has Fallen and Left an Empty Place Agaimt the Slcy," on the occasion of FDR's deadi. One station re- ceived 25,000 requests for reprints of that prognm. FOR GINCER BOCERS I read that you're living on a ranch in Oregon. lm't that a little remote for a pl to ~g auodatlld with Hollywood and big-city lifeP-E. Beynolds, Medford, Ore. • The whole purpose of my living there is to have some sanity away from the whirl of city life. The ranch is a place to thinJc and .. collect .. myself. I love to 6sh in the beautiful Rogue River, which runs through the property. What a 'happy way to combine sport with oontempJatioof FOR DANNY THOMAS I read bow you feuncled St. Jude Oilldno•1 Relean:h Bo. pitaJ to battle leukemia. Slnce you've done so much study of blood diseues, why c1on•t you devote IOIDe time to licJde.cell anemia?-L Waters, Hayward, Calif. • 111 tell you an ironic story. my friend. Back fn the fifties, before anybody had eveo heard of aickle«ll uvmia, I was advised by a doctor in Memphis that what this country needed was research, not in leukemia, but in ~ thing called "siclcle cell ... But at that time no one would donate money to such a cause, so we only told the ~ we were interested in leukemia. Our most dramatic - through bas been in leukemia-but, yes, St Jude II work- ing on sickle cell. · prices in order to copy oertllin fashions en masse for the American public. In recent seasons. the Paris couture hu gone awry, producing the Nazi look, gypsi6'. cowgirls and other characters passed off as .. fashion." Toda~, the de- signers are all trying to reinstate the image of eJegance .. by showing classic clothes. But in the meantime, ready-to- wear manufacturers have moved into dramatic prominence. giving the couturiers a run for their money. FOR LANA TURNER I beard you're giving up your &Im career to open a string ol health 1pU-TrueP-N. Audrey, Yuma, Aris. • I have no intention of giving up my motion-picture career. It's true I am concentrating oo my new~ as director of Lana Turner Health Spas. but I still intend to malce movies. I spend hours each week reading screenplays, searching for a good story. I will make a 81m when I Bod a worthwhile saipl FOR CHIEF EDWARD M. DAVIS, Loa Angelef Police D~ Do any Los Angeles police of&cer1 wear the same badge numbers u the two men on .. Adam 12"?-LS.,<laieago, ID. • Those badges were originally selected at random from .among our unbsued badges. They are on loan to Marie VII, Limit~ for exclusive use by the two st.an. Identical num- bers have not been issued to actual oftken. The badges will be returned to the department at the end of the series. FOR ANN LANDERS II it you or your readen who mab up thoee umuual lif.!8· tures on the letters you print, lib ""Unitdana Loon P- L W., Lancut.., N.Y. • Most letters come to me with the authentic signature of the writers. Frequently the writer requests that his name not be used and supp)ies his own •paeuc1ooym·-""Looe1y Lady," "Disturbed Dowager ... Louisiana Loon," etc. In imtanoes where no name is supplied, I manufacture one. FOR ADOLPH BUPP, ex-lxuJcetball coach of the UrUcenfty of~ What with all your championships, you most have had many thrills at the Uoivenity ol Kentucky. What wu your greatest thriDP-Frank A. Darby, Lafayette, La. •My greatest coaching thrill was not actuaDy at Xentu~. It was standing on the podium in London as the band played "'The Star-Spangled Banner'" and our boy1 received Olympic gold medals as 1948 basketball champions cl the world. ~--- Juty1e.1112 /iimlGJ~ .TMNe•1p11• ....... ~ONAIU> L DAVIDOW, °'*91n IMMn'OM MANK, "N 1t•1nt Mii l't 111 t w DONALD II. HUffORO, Y.P., Advertlslllg DtNCtor MORT PERSKY, V.P .. Editor In Chief Aeeoc. Advertltlllg Mgr.: Rolteft J. awhl•; REYNOC.Da DODeON, U.naolng Editor Martellng Director: Sid u,.tlltJ; New Yortt RICftARD YALDATI. Att 011'9Ctor Salee Mgr.: Clefllld L Wroe; Chicago Salee Mgr.:.-,,..,, Jr.; Women'• Editor: ROULYll MUYAYA 0.trolt S.lee Mgr.: ........ T. f1rM Food Editor. llMILYll ...._ Publlaher Rel1Uona: ROIMft D. c......, and L.-Ella, V.P.a and Cc>-Olrectora; Robert H. lllMtolt. no-H. O'Neil, Manegerw Al8t. to Publlaher. Joeepll G. An•lloat You ant lnvftled to maJI your queatJona or comment• about any meetrial In Family W..ty. Wrlet to Setvlce EdltOf, Famlty Wffkty, 6'1 IAxlngton Avenue, .... Yortc. N.Y. 10022 ' K"llg: 19 mg. "w," l.3 mg. nicotine: Sups kitt 19 mg. 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Couturiers discovered that the real money· makers were the American manufacturers, who·d pay huge FOR RAYMOND BURR of •1ronilde• Do you get many letters &om people 1'4lo are coo8necl to wheelchainP-Harold Covert, Wlllooghby, Ohio • Yes, J receive a dozen or more Jett.en a week from handi- capped people. The first season, when I made movements a paraplegic couldn't manage. they always pointed them out with humor. Also, because of the role, I have become inter- este<l in changing cities' buiJding oodes to allow for wheel- chair-bound people-wider doorways. phone booths, ramps instead of soHd clirbs, etc. FOR ERMA BOMBECI<, e<>lumnllt rm alwafl delighted with your column. Do all thole fam. ily catutropbes adually happen to you?-Mn. Jl. M. Van- CiJe, Woodhull, N.Y. • I always feel ~ fOl' those poor devils who write fiction. I have a husband who ls attached to his car by an umbilical oord. a dau@b!:r with a sense of humor like Jane Fonda. and two sons w'bose bedroom has set ecology back 20 years. With material liJce that. would I lie to you? 4 FOB PAUL HARVEY, new1CG1ter Which of your many broadcasts wu your most uoforget· tabJe?-Mn. Mary ICybman, Scheoectady, N.Y. • My most unforgettable was a broadcast I wrote titled. MA Creat Tree Has Fallen and Left an Empty Place Against the Sky," on the occasion of FDR's deatli. One stadon ~ oeived 25,000 requests for reprints of that progrem. FOR CINCEll ROCERS I .read that you're living oo a ranch in Oregon. hn't that a little remote for a pl to ~g aaociated with Hollywood aod big-city lileP-E. Reynolds, Medford, Ore. •The whole purpose of my living there is to have scme sanity away from the wh.itl ol city Ilfe. The ranch is a place to think and .. collect• myself. I love to Bsh in the beautiful Rogue River, which runs through the property. What a bappy way to ooaibine sport with contemplaiionf FOR DANNY THOMAS I read bow you founded St. Jude ailldreo'a Betleuch Hos- pital to battle leukemia. Since you've clone ro much study of blood dileues, why don't you devote tome time to aickf&.cell anemia?-L Waters, Hayward, Calif. • I'D .tell you an .ironic story. my friend. Back in the ftfties, before anybody bad even heard of sidde-cell uvmia, I was advised by a doctor in Memphis that what thil country needed was research, not in leukemia, but in ~ thing called "sidcle cell ... But at that time no one would donate money to such a cause, so we only told the public we were interested in leukemia. Our most dramatic break- through bas been in leukemia-but, yes, St. Jude w work- ing on sickle oeU. · \ prices in order to copy certain fashions en _masse for the American eublic. ln recent sea.sons, the Pana couture has gone awry, producing the Nazi look, gypsies, cowgirls and Other characters passed off as "fashion." Today, the de- signers are all trying to reinstate the image ol •e1egance• by showing classic clothes. But in the meantime, ready-to- wear manufacturers have rnoved into dramatic prominence, giving the couturiers a run for their money. · < FOR LANA TURNER I heard you're giving up your 81m career to open a ltring of health spas. True?-N. Audrey, Yuma, Aria. • I have no intention of giving up my motion·picture career. It's true I am coocentrating on my new career as director of Lana Turner Health Spas, but I still intend to make movies. I spend hOU(S each week r~g saeenplays, searching for a good story. l will make a 81m wben I Bod a -worthwhile script FOR CHIEF EDWARD M. DAVIS, Loa Angelea Pollce Depamnent Do any Los Angeles policeo8icet ..... ~-, wear tlae same badge numbers as the two men on "Adam lr?-LS.,Oaicago, ID. • Those badges w~ originally selected at random from among our unissued badges. They are on 1oan to Mark VII, Limited, for exclusive use by the two stars. Identical num- bers haveuot been issued to actual oBicen. The badges will be returned to the department at the end ol the series. FOR ANN LANDERS Ia it you or your readers who make up thOle umuual ~· tures oo the letters you print, lib -UViaiana Loon P- L W.,Lancuter, N.Y. •Most letters come to me with the authentk: signature of the writers. Frequently the writer ~ that hil name not be used and supplies his own •pieuc1ooym• -""Lonely Lady," "'Disturbed Dowager; "'Louisiana Loon, .. etc. In inst:anoes where no name is supplied. I manufacture one. FOR ADOUll RUPP, n -lxulcetball coach of the UniofJrdty of Knlucky What with all your dwnpiomhips, you matt have had many thri.l1a at the Univenity of Kesrtucky. WUt wu your greatest thriDP-Frank A. Darby, Lala~ La. • My greatest coaching thrill was not actually at Kentucky. It wu standing on the podium in London as the band played -i'he Star-Spangled Banner'" and our boyJ received Olympic gold medals as 1948 basketball champions of the world. July te, 1972 liunl(V~ . TIMI MHllllJll Mii aw LEONMD L DAVIDOW, CMlf9111 ~ON fflANI(. Pt11lt111.-PuH11!1r DONALD IL HUFFORD, V.P., Adwrtlalng Director llOllT P!JtlltY, V.P .. Editor In Chief Aw>c. Adwrtl•lng Mgr.: Roltett J. ClwtlllM; REYNOl.DI DOOIOfl. MaMQlng Editor Marttetlng Dlr.etor: 8lcl ...,._,;New Yo~ RICllMD YAl.OATI Att Olt9Ctor SalN Mgr.: Gerald L Wtoe; ' Ch~ Salte Mgr.: ... "-·Jr.; Women'• Editor: ltOULYll M«&VAYA Detroit Salte Mgr.: Nclmd T. AJWl Food EdJtor: llMl&.Yll ...... Publlaher RelaUona: RolMrt D. c.n., and Lee 1111, V.P.a and Co-Olrectora: Robett H. llll'lto4I. n.o-H. O'Meff. ManaQers Met. to Publlaher, ........ G.,., .... A99ociae. Editor.: M*f1f--. JoM ......................... PMf .I. OpJ I IMI Hr. ht CoMt Art: ................. Layout: Gtorta lrW. Plcturee Newspaper S.rvlcea: Promotion, Robert Manufacturf • ,,_ ~ -....; M4wchandlalng, ~..,.. Prod~· 'itaa•• Olrector-Olstrlbutlon Maneo9r: U.. LMalla ,._.Fol., MaMger: . 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Edgar Hoover for Family Weekly Some fortunate people can look down the path to youth or childhood and aay with unshak- able certainty that a particular incident altered their lives, or that the word& of a dear friend or lo~ed teacher ~rvcd as a challenge to crystallize ambition. No such exploding sum blaze on the horizons of my memory. Nor can I measure in any specific degree the exact inftuence of the many forces that undoubtedly had tmnendous impact on my early life. Home, achoo), church, friend&, activities-they all merge in a kaleidoscope of memory. Only a f cw days ago, answering a letter in which I was asked to note the things that influenced me most, I sought to analyze my past and lo measure the incidents that atf ected my future. It was impossible. I found myself re- counting memories in tenm of qu~ -tions. How. indeed, do you record the at- mosphere of a home? How measure the influence of loved and loving par- ents? How judge the "hours spent with growing things w&ile working in a sunny, fenced-in garden? How measure sandlot games of baseball? Delivering nickle-a-trip market baskets for Satur- day shoppers? Stalking wooded ravines .. Earlier thi• year, FAMILY WmcLY a1ked FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to write about who and what had most influenced his life. Thi• article arrived In our editorial offices a matter of day• before Mr. Hoover'• death. -The Editors with La Loogue Carabine, or Daniel Boone, or Davy Crockett-until the sinister rustle of moccasins heralding the approach of an enemy resolved it- self into a small questing Airedale with bright button eves? How do you weigh the privilege of attending Central High School? Or the daily, three-mile, crosstown bike re- quired to attain that privilege? By what standard can one judge the challenge of debate? Counting cadence with Com- pany A? Memorizing reams of poetry, proverbs, speeches and statements? Working out for track? These things do not lend themselves to measure-any more than does the human soul. I heard a prominent Mason speak recently on the problems confronting the U.S. He indicated that while we Americans have been gorging our- selves on the achievements of science, we have starved our souls. ls it not possible that many of today's problems stem from just that fact? Alexis de TO(; queville tells us that "Unbelief is ao accident. and faith is the only per- manent state of mankind!' Well, faith was a living thing in our home. We said grace before meals. We read the Bible around a lamplit table. We learned the Teo Commandments. We went to Sunday school and to church, and I even sang in the choir at the Church of the Reformation. In- deed, it was through a pastor that I learned one of the most valuable les- sons of my life. When Dr. Donald Campbell Mac- Leod ca.me to the Washington, D.C., area with his bride, I was four years oJd. I was in my teens when be left. Memory does not tell me exactly where or when the young Presbyterian min- ister fint came into my ken, as the Scots woul<} say, but I think it must have been on a vacant lot. For when I remember Donald MacLeod, I see him 1'(>t as bis portraiUbows llim-a-mature man with a twinkle in bis eyes.-but as an exuberant young man who made my Saturdays a joyous memory. Donald Campbell Macleod most definitely was not the "dour Scot" of legend. He was a vigorous, forthright Calvinist, whose rigorous sense of duty and clear-cut view of right and wrong did nothing to suppress his sense of humor or bis joy in life. His Saturday appearance at our makeshift "ball park" was an occasion for rejoicing. When we were shorthanded, he played. When we had enough players, he um- "Proper ... etdot'cetnent -ptcMdlon egalnll eubNnlon,'• wrn. Mr. Hoower In tttle flnal article, "depMld on Informa- tion, not vtg ...... lenL" pired. And there was nothing slipshod in his decisions. When Donald Mac- leod was on the diamond, you played by the rules, you played fair, and you came away with a code of good sports- manship. As I look back now through a haze of memories. it ii clear that this young minister must have been my ideal of manhood. I wanted to become a minis- ter. I did become a member of the FtrSt Presbyterian Church, Dr. MacLeod's church. I also learned a code of con- duct. All of w who played in those "When I Think of Courage, I Think of These Americans" ti Shortly before his deaJh , Mr. Hoover was asked to name the most courageous men ·he had ever known. This is what he wrote: On the walJs ol the reception room to my office, portraits of two uncommonly courageous men -asaistaht FBI director P. E. ··Sam" Foxworth and Inspector Samuel Cowley-and 23 siecial agents of the FBI draw my silent tribute each morn- ing. They proved their courage with their lives. More than 700 police offi- cers in the decade just past-brothers in courage-have also died as result of criminal action, because they believed we must serve our felJowman . Courage is a human quality found often in the American character as an ingredient, almost a prerequisite, of daily life. The tradition has been pres- ent from our begioninp as a nation. Among those whom I would single out as as exemplars of the way courage .is present when men do whatever has to be done in the discharge of duty are: The astronauts-a)) men of unprec- edented akin and courage. Reprinted by permlaslon of "Todaya HMlth," copyright March, t972 4 a fAMll Y WEEKl Y, July 18. 1172 • • • • • • • • • • • • • •------------------------~------------- .,~~ 1~1~ -·-· ---any carton of rich, rich tasting l9M. 1~1··~1~ ~j l eee "DISCOVER RACING; an exciting, summer-fun booklet you can pick up at the big L&M display in your local store. I I I STORE COUPON I ANY : ~ CAIDON Of IM i : ~ =:-&a-=.. ii1 ·I I I I I Man of Fair Ptaur" sandlot games learned to respect the authority of the umpire. We learned to play hard and play fair. We learned to take defeat as good sportsmen. Our sandlot was a democracy in microcosm. For the rules of hard, fair play and good sportamanship that we absorbed there translated themselves into rules of honor for school behavior and int.O terms of thoroughness and legality in the profession of law enforcement. It is to me today a major personal pre- cept-an 11th commandment-that our investigations be pursued with as much Gen. Tony McAulltfe -the belea- guered general who in World War II at Bastogne responded to the German ul- timatum· to surrender with one word : "Nuts!" Eric Hoffer -who has summoned up a special courage t~ work.as a steve- ~ore during the day and to put ideas on pc.per in a way that has captured the imagination of and inspired his country- men. Eddie Rickenbacker-World War l hero and father of World War Il'a Air Transport Command. Mamie EIMnhower-thc widow of the late President e~emplifies the cour- age only military women train them- selves to exhibit. Gen. Omar Bradley -whose cour- age, over and above that which he dis- played on the battlefield. takes the form zeal and vigor to tree the innocent as to convict the ~lty. That is only fair play. And fair play is why I shall always oppose any form of vigilantism. how- ever well-meaning its motivation. Prop- er Jaw enforcement and protection against subversion depend on informa- tion, not vigilantism. This was why, following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the mass evacuation of tens of ~ sands of loyal Japanese-American citi- :zens from the West Cout appeared to me to be baled, as I noted at the time, upon political pressure rather than on factual data. There is a guide we in the FBI use. I have repeated it many times and l would like to set it forth once again: o: 'ribe 'two middle pillan• upon which :; the succcssf ul investigation of crime is based are Thoroughness and Legality. Not only must every fact bearing upon the quettion of guilt or innocence bo lound which is discoverable by human means, but such evidence must be the product of methods which confonn with the spirit and letter of the law. Without these two essential marks, no investigation can be worthy of the name and traditions of the .PBI. While our Special Agents bring these quali- ties of mind and heart to their daily tasks, this Bureau's JOlemn responsi- bility to the Nation in the cause of truth and justice will be fulfilled." How far are the truth and justice of adulthood from the fair play and sense of honor demanded on the sandlot? Qosey than might be auppoted. of Joyalfy lo old friends in the face of strong cri ticism of their behavior. He stands finn because he knows of their superior competence, as in the case of the late Gen. George S. Patton. The Rev. Dr. Wllll•m "Biiiy" Greham -who aivcs the gift of self continuously to millions of truth«ek- en around the world. .. Jereey Joe" Welcott -former heavyweight boxing champion of the world. Born in poverty, be went on to display the rugged staying power that the prize ring demands -and carried that same determination into commu- nity life in Camden, N. J., where he has been a highly effective juvenile officer. Dr. Roger J. WIU......_an example of scientific courage, Williams is re- sponsible for a major body of basic work in the field of nutrients. l'"AMILY WEEKLY, July 18, 1972 • 5 ......... , a 2 ............ mio.-.c~ Y•-_,,. -Qt n11E :u..,... J • .,-.._ ...__, ..... , ....... _....._ ... .........,......., ·---~ -.... .. -~ ........... 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(I oa) cre11m c:IMeM, IOftened 1 CM (14 OU.) condeneed .... --~LICPIJIODM gretecl U.. Of ....... ,..... ~ c-. ... °' ..... Juice 1 l111p INMt pwe nnllla ...... ,,. oup Conconl..,.... .... .,..., 1 cen (10 oa.) pin•.,,._ Wle,wal*81Md,or 1 ................ .... U..otlelnonjulce 1. Preheat oven to 3S0°P. In medium bowl combine grabam- cracker crumbs, sugar and but- e • FAMILY WEEKLY. July 18, 11172 smart cooking New Ideas tbr "Good Ole Grape Jelly" Pf6t19 ......... l .... .... SUP£f\ DIG: 20 ... "w", \.6111-...... Jlfdgntta. FTC Rlli-t AIR. 72.. ter. Tum into 9-inch pie pan, smooth with back of spoon, make a neat rim. 2. Bate for 8-10 minutes, cool on.rack. S. In large bowl beat cream cheese with electric mixer until - Salem very soft. Slowly pour in con- densed milk, beating at low speed. Blend at high speed until well blended. Scrape sides of bowl and beaters with rubber scraper. beat again. 4. Add lime rind, lime juice and vanilla extract. Beat at medium speed until blended. 5. Pour filling into completely cool crumb crust. Refrigerate for 2 hours. I . When filling is firm, spread grape jam smoothly ou surface, refrigerate for l hour. If tising jelly, beat with fork before spreading. 1. Just before serving, decorate pie with pineapple tidbits as pictured. (If using banana slices, brush lightly with addi- tional lime juice, to prevent discoloring.) Makes one 9-incli pie, 6-8 servings Lattice lce-CrNm Loat 1 pkg. (111'l ou.) frozen pound cake, thawed 1 pt. 1tr•wM"'"9Wltt or ..... lcecnMI ~ cup...,.)Mlor)elly 1 pkg. (2 OU.) whipped topping nib ~ cup cold milk 1. Slice . cake into 3 layers. Spread 2 layers with ice cream and IA cup grape jam. Stack; top with remaining cake layer. Place on heavy-duty foil, freeze. 2. Whip topping with cold milk, following package directions. Remove ice-cream loaf from freezer, frost top and sides with whipped topping. 1.-Using a paper cone for a dec- orating tube. fill with remaining IA cup grape jam and decorate top of loaf u pictured Return to freezer, freezing until firm . MaJc~4 6-8 servings Aclutt .. tyte ._.RI wtth klda' faworlte flawor: Venllla Gnpe PMfmta, CoftcOfd Grape LhM .... end L.attlC9 lce-Crelllft Loaf. Elke Sommer: UTo Me, Wealth Means Having star protile Ten Cents More Than I Need'' By Peer J. Oppenheimer .. When I could •fiord It, I valued things I could bUy much more -particularly food. I could never throw away anything. I still can't I even relight hatf- smoked cigarettes that have gone out'' Ever aince she costaned with Paul Newman in .. The Priu," Ger· man-born Elke Sommer baa been considered a Hollywood aex symbol. Blonde, blue~yed and well propor- tioned, she acems the epitome of the red-blooded American male'• dream. But Elke's physical endowments are not her only assets. There's a leaser- k.nown side to her-her hardheadedness, and her uncanny ability to tum just about anything into a moneymaking scheme. 0 My father was a Lutheran minister in Germany. He made 78 marb a month. It was difficult for him to give me even ooe mart [about 2S cents] pocket money until I was 14. Then I got two marks. I bated to ask my father for money. He bad such a hard time making enda meet anyway. · "I made my ftnt money when I waa aeven, picking chamomile, a tittle ftower out of which you make tea when it is dried. I got 25 pfennig [about six cents] a kilo. I bad to pick an awful lot, because when it dried up, it weighed much less than when I picked it. It would take me two days to collect enough." By the time abe wu 11, Elke had graduated to selling ftowen, which she picked on the way to and from school. "I would go to tbe-railreed-statioo and aeJl them to people on train& How could they refule a pretty little blonde girl, aniling sweetly at them? My father didn't know about it. Had be found out, I think be would have tilled met "Don't get the wrong impression. I wu a happy c.bild and didn't miss not having rich parenta. On the other hand, later on. when I could afford it, I valued the things I could buy much more- particularly food. I could never throw away anything. 1 ltill can't. I even ro- Jisbt half-emoted cig&Rttes that have gone out." Elke seems to have a lixth aeme about bow to tum any routine thought into a buaineaa event. For example, since she was six yean old her hobby has been painting. Pour yean ago a friend aWd if &be could buy one of Elte'1 paintinp. Thia was a po9111rility Elke had not thought of, but once the idea was triggered, she went about it wholeheartedly. Instead of selling just ooe painting, Elke manqed to com- plete a whole collection and get it ex- hibited in a one-woman show-which was so popular it was extended for three weeks. · Since Elke and husband Joe Hyams love to collect antiques, she naturally found a way to exploit that bobby. She started small, with a garage sale, and that wu so auccessful that Elke and her friend Roeemarie Belden have opened a shop they call Cabbaga and Kings. The shop gives her ah additional excuse and opportunity to collect and sell all kinds of antiqua. Elke's entrepreneurial insti.octa a.re boundless. Known u one of the beat tennia pJayen in Hollywood-they call her ''The Baaber"-it occurred to her one day that all of her tennis dresta were terribly uncomfortable. So why not cteu,n a dreu of her own? (She was already dai&ninl material for a German clothing manufacturer.) She talked to another girl friend, Joianna ()pier, about it, and before the two bad 6niahed their convenatioo. they'd agreed to go into the tenniHial business for themselves. In fact, abe was wearing one of her rather brief creatiooa when I arrived to tee ber, having just returned from a pme with her husband. "You aee," abe explained, "most tennis dre'5ea a.re ao untomfort- ab!y cut that you can't do an overhead smaah or serve properly, ao I decided to design one with nice funcaonal square holes." She atood up and lifted her arms. "See what I mean? It ia fil- ting nicety, im't itr Yes, I agRed-yes, it was .... With ao many buainea undertakinaa going on at once, and with no limit to where her energy can take her nm, it wu natural to ponder juat what Elke'• idea of wealth ia. She thouabt my question over for a moment, and tbeo said, .. To me, to be wealthy ia to have enough. To be really wealthy me.am to bave1en centt-more than I need. ~Of coune. I lite to mab money. And I lite to spend it, too. But I don't lite what money doea to a lot of people I know, and primarily people w~w up without it and KqUired it tllr. If IOIDeODe grows up accustomed to it, be usually baa the culture and ability to handle it better than the nouveml ricM. I see it IO much among people I tnow, wbo become greedier and greedier and want more and more .... " She paused a moment, thea added, "Come to think of it, I never libd a man who ,_ bad a lot of money .... " 11111 FAMIL V MEKL V, Jtilf 1t, 1m 8 1 Go ahead. No excuses! It's really not that diffi- cult to_ learn to scuba- dive. So take that plunge. If you happen to have your monthly period, just use Tampax tampons. You can rely on them to protect you while you'r.e swimming beneath the sea. No reason to make excuses. 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They made their decision without advice of brokers, business cou111Clors or financial experts, and, in fact, with little thought or concern for rate of return, profit margin, tax advantages or growth potential. Perhaps the most startling fact is that Bob and Mary have less than $1,000 in their joint checking account, and, aside from a two-year- old car, some indifferent household furniture and several modest life-insurance policies, virtually no other tangible assets. . Fortunately, Bob ~ms a good salary-up- wards of $15,000 a year-and Mary adds to the family exchequer with her secretarial job. They are able to afford a pleasant apartment, to dine out occasionaUy, to vacation in Ver- mont and in the Caribbean. Certainly they are considerably farther ahead financially than their parents had been at a similar stage in their marriages. But $98,000 is still a lot of money, especiaUy when there will be no stock certificates to show for it, no commercial property, no home in the suburbs, no roomful of antiques, no part interest in a hamburger chain. However, they will have acquired one very I • FAMILY Wl:EKL Y. J11ly 18, 1872 important asset-their tint child. According to a recent study prepared for the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future, the current average cost of raising one child-from birth through four years at a public university-breaks down th.is way : medical, housiQg, food, transporta- tion and clothing costs to age 18 average $34,364; four yean of residence at a public university·-estimated conservatively -costs another $5,560 (higher than expenses at n community college, but much leas than those -set at $11,972-at a private institution) . The largest single item, however, is a "hid- den" cost. It is the estimate for the typical mother's 14 years of lost wages: $58,437 . All of which adds up to a total of $98,361 for the first child . Two years from now, if Mr. and Mrs. Wallace decide to have a second child, the total investment will rise to more than $147,- 000. A second child, the study snowed, costs on the average of $48,793-fac less than a first child. Although many expenses for both children are the same, the mother losea poten- tial earnings for only two additional years, since she would, in any case, be home for 12 of the 14 yean a second child requires. The study does not reflect such arbitrary costs as dancing lessons, orthodonture or By Robert Lawrence corrective shoes; of necessity, it deals with the child merely as an abstraction. Nor does it attempt to weigh in the balance the plea- sures and rewards of parenthood. It does point out clearly, however, that, for most families, having a child will mean not only substituting one life-style for another, but also substitut- ing one standatd of living for another. For a while, Bob and Mary Wallace will spend less time skiing, will trade their cars Jess frequently, will entertain less, and read or watch TV more. As time passes, they may grow in affluence, but other economic con- cerns-such as accumulating college dollars- will continue to make the high costs of rais- ing children undeniably evictent to them. This consciousness will not be unique to them. The economic aspect of bringing up children is having an increasingly strong im- pact on the general public.-and on the na- tional birthrate. Demographers, puzzled by a decline in the American birthrate in 1971 -a year i.n which the higher birthrate trend was expected to continue-have singled out the national economy as one of the chief fac- tors in the reversal. Responsible contracep- "If Mary had become pregnant befote marriage, the family Income and nset accumulation would be perpetually lower than If conception •ollowed mar- riage." tofs,' they reason, have sniffed the economic winds, considered the dollar consequences of another child, a,nd decided to delay concep- tion-or avoid it permanently. The decision of Bob and Ma,y Wallace to have a child was thoroughly responsible; their marriage is sound, Bob's career is safely launched, the loss of Mary's paycheck will not enforce austerity or deprivation on them or their baby. And it is quite likely that the pleasures of parenthood will outweigh con- siderably the sacrificed disposableincome. In other circumstances, however, the story -and the prognosis-might be considerably different. For example, the study's econo- mists contend that if Mary had become preg- nant before marriage, the family income and asset accumulation would be perpetually lower than if conception followed marriage. There are a number of reasons for this handicap: The mother is unable to work dur- ing the early years of the marriage; the hus- band's education may be curiailed by the need to support bis family; psychological problems may spring from a marriage that might, if not for the pregnancy, have been postponed or averted. The study's economists make no firm rec- ommendations; instead, they allow the figures to speak for themselves. And they speak clearly, indeed. They tell us that having a child is a responsibility not to be assumed without careful thought and planning. They tell us that premarital preg- nancy will affect income throughout the lives of the parents. They tell us that responsible FAMILY WEEKLY, July 18, 11172 • t married couples should bring no more chil- dren into the world than they can care for adequately and comfortably. . In the words of one expert: "Planning is the key to the success of all our institutions, whether fiscal planning in government, prod· uct planning in industry, project planning in organized scientific research. In today's complex world, the family seems to be no exception." • I SHIPPING LAIEL-1 - ~ (9~./ ' .,,..... ____ ..,..... _________ _ I Print YOU!'. Name I Address Lowest Prices Ever ••• ACE ·FILM CLUB P.O. {IOX 5225 GRAND CENTRAL STATION NEW YORK N. Y. 10017 \ I .,,..,..------~~---i;::--:::-:--1 CitJ ZJp Code $t.SO JUI 126 INSTAMATIC $2.15 .. .n 127-620·120 ROLLS Y.2 $1.M P .11 ' J!lmm (3\A/ i !I) Prints 29 PM .... H' Oonl Let Summer Destroy Your Skin Look atwhatsummerisdoin1to your skin! The complcx.ionyo-u 've pampered is being ravaged by su~ mer weather and summer fun. You stay out too long in the blarina sun. You swim. You go from sun· baked streets to air-conditioned stores to wind·whipped car rides. You squint to cul down sun glare. You bathe and shower frequently to keep fresh and cool. And all these activities can add up to com· plcxion dryness that accentuates lines and wrinkles. Your slcin becomes parched. Flaky. Decidedly older-looking. No wonder you're troubled about the way you look. But there is no rea- son to worry. Many youthful·look- ing women who face the ravqes of summer weather have discovered the wonderful secret of Oil of Olay as a beautiful answer to the~sea. son's complexion damage. They know that summer skin like yours literally thirsts for Oil of Olay and its soothing ministrations. Oil of Olay quickly penetrates the sur- face layer of your skin, where the beauty blend can work most effec:· lively. To help soften and smooth sun-and·wind·parched skin. To provide aenerous amounts of trop- ical moisturizina ot~ and natural moisture, oceded to replenish the vilal fluids that have been stolen Lavish on the beauty ftuid, avail- able from druui.sts everywhere in the United States as Oil of Olay moisturizing lotion, as often as your skin signals the need. When· ever summer weather makes your complex.ion feel dry or tight or rough to the touch, nature is ask· ing for and needs all the help it can get Crom soothing Oil of Olay. No matter how often you use t.he beautifying blend durina the day, however, don't neglect apply· ing it generously to your face and throat before bedlimc, so that it can do its good work durina the quiet hours of sleep. And then, of course, first thing in the momin&. to face the day beautifully. Oil of Olay pene- trates so quickJy that it leaves n o greasy film, making it an ideal makeup base. Your cosmetics never streak or change color. And, if you let your face go bare of makeup in the summer, Oil of Olay imparts a lovely dewy &)ow as it protects and cherishes your complex.ion, day and nia.ht. Scmmer 8audy Hiia by summer. To ease away wrinkle· Wllene~er you come in from IM ., , aocenling dryness that makes you summer sun and lreat, apply gener· look so much older. And to cstab-ous amounts of Oil of Olay on a11y lish a protective barrier to keep areas tllat ltave been exposed to tlt8 your skin's own natural moisture skin-drying t!lemnru. Tire lwa11ty from surrendering to the harsh heat blend q11iclcly begins IQ work with and sudden temperature cl\anaa. · Mture to replenl.slr tire mois111re Ordinarily, youthful·lookina 1tolen by summer weatlter. Yo11r women in countries around 1kin will soon sltow its gratlt11defor the world who care for their skin 1ucll sootlling a11en1wn. use Oil of Olay momina and oiaht in a skin-cberisbina ritual. But when summer robs extra amounts or youthM1ivin1 moisture and oil from your akin, your complex· ion responds favor.bly to pam- perina much moro frequently than twice a day. • • • After botll/111 or 1wlmmlng, ltn-- 11/t pnc/0111 Oii of Olay• wher· ~,. Y'>U' llcln fttb dry, wltetW~ II ftt/J dry. Yo11r wllole 1tl/ will f'Upont/ to the r~/axllfl and bttlutf· fy//w JKl"VK'l"I. people quiz So~Think~ Understand Children? True or False: Some children are brats because their parents want them to be. (See number 5.) Children are a special kind of people.. lt'a u misleading to think of them as "young adults" aa it ii to think of their elden as "old children." Chilcbm live io a world of their own, so markedly di:ff ere.ot from that of aduJta that most grown-ups only partly understand ii. ln this quiz, we take a look at some things that may beJp you understand your child a little better. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Girls are more euily led into temptation than boys are. 2. A normal child usually outgrows his fean. 3. Your child probably knows you better than you know him. 4. It's easy to tell if your child has creative talent. 5. Some children arc brats because their parents want them to be. ANSWERS 1. F aLu -according to the fiodinp of a study of children'• reactions to various forms of temptation, con- ducted by iovestigaton at Southern Iltioo.ia University. The tau showed girls were more resistant. more rd~ tant to engage io ''forbidden behavior" than the boys. There was no evidence to indicate that the girls /ell teJnpta· tion any lcaa, but qiey did mate more of an effort not to succumb to it. 2. False. Although IOme of his feara diminish with each pusiog birthday, many of them increase u be grows older. An io«pth study of the fears of 200 children mowed that fun-of the supernatural -apoob, goblins, etc .... aJong with fean of various large animals and fean of being alone ~ crease with aae to a very marted ex· tent Pean that increued as children grew older ioc1uded f car of beina rid- iculed by otben. fear of failure in various activitiel and pis, fear of ftra. and the fear of havinJ to ataod before an audience and pw a salk. I. Trw. Paycboloaical atudiea at the University of Florida and ellewbere abow that children can read cbar- act.en better than adults ca.a. A chitcra ability to 1e111e the thoughts, 11 • fAMILV WEEKLY. July 11. 1112 feellnas and attitudes that lie behind another person'• words is far more acute tbao an adult's. He ii quicker to see through pretenses. mannerisms and affectations. He is so interested in what you tman that he of ten pays little attention to what you say. Tests show a child is more sensitive to non· verbal clues to character, such u subtle changes in tone of voice, besi· tatioos iD speech, and various uocoo· sclOU$ facial expressions, spontaneous gestures, etc. The odds are. your child sees through you better than most of the other peopJe you know. 4. True -if you know the signs to look for. A consensus of studies shows that children with outstanding creative ability tend to share tbcae characteristics: bjgber than average IQ; acute seoaitivity to sunoundings; marked imaginative ability~ keen il)o sight into s1tuatioos; an ability to originate ideas; and greater physical dexterity. 5. True. Psychiatric studies at two leading universities have shown that in many cues clUJdren are brats be· cause parents either comciously or unconsciously eocounge them to be- and thus act out their own hidden, forbidden, antisocial impulses. For ex.ample, the parents may seethe with resentment that Jones down the block has a new color TV aet and expensive furniture and rugs, which they can't afford. They can't give direct expra. sioo to their resentment, but if their children damage the neighbor's rug. or twist a dial or two otf the precious 1V set. there's not much anybody can do about it. We all know people whom we mspect of subtly encourag- ing their offspring to commit minor acts of mayhem. Well, science bas confirmed what you've au. ,_ peeled. It happens all the time! liUm sewing corner By Rosalyn Abrevaya •. Silhouettes That Are Easy to Make, Easy to Wear Two winning fashions with one great plus: They're tailored to flatter every figure. Feminine fluid lines characterize style F-650 -a classic fitted long-torso dress with top- stitched yoke details and pleats that move with the body. Suggested fab- rics: linen or a polyester blend. Size 14 takes 3% yards of 44-inch fabric with sleeves, three yards for sleeve- less. You'll love the sleeveless Oaring line of tab-buttoned style F-575, with its smart yoke bodice, back:- zippered to assure trim fit. Try mak- ing it in.a lightweight jersey or cotton pique. Size 14 takes 2% yards of 44- inch fabric. Standard body measure- ments for size 14 are: Bust 36, Waist 27, Hips 38. F-575 F-850 F-575 ... A PRINTED PATTERN Send to: FAMILY WEEKLY PATTERNS, Dept 8787 "50CtN:W.1"35th St., Mlamt, Fla. 33054 PLEASE PRINT Be sure to give ZIP Code NAMc.------------ STREET----------------- CITY--------------- STATF-----------ZIP ______ _ Send $1 .00 plus 25 cents for postage and handling; cash. check, or money order. Sizes 10, 12, 14, 18 (new sizing). F.e50 State size I'----~ F-575 State size .... I --~ FAMILY WEEKLY, July 1e, 1872 • 1t That's right. To put up a mouth-watering jam, jelly, or preserve you don't have to put up with all the cooking, sealing, and messiness that used to go along with it. Take Strawberry jam. Now all you need to make it are fresh, ripe strawberries, sugar, lemon juice, and Certo~ (A half bottle will help you make about 5¥l cups of jam. Just follqW the quick and easy recipe you'll find with many others tucked behind wery Certo label.) And all you do is crush the strawberries, mix everything, and stir for three minutes. You don't even have to cook. lllen putit all in any tight-lidded food container, pint-size or smaller, and let stand till It sets. Pop It into the refrigerator, and that's that. ... -As fruity and natural-tasting a homemade jam as ever meltowed a cracker. And what you don't phm weeks, you can freeze. When it thaws, fresh-fruit flavor it hid on serving within three it'll stl II have the same the day you made yourself a jam. . Without jammir11up ~rhome. .. "' I lk/on I AFT£1t Umited time oaly. Hue any Item repleted • uJe prb. No utra charee for deflC remo•al or tuallbt· enlna. 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Each easy·to- assemble unit has two 18-inch · shelves, and two l01/2·inclJ shelves; overall width of each unit is 25 inches. r-IWL 10 MY NO ltlk COWON TOOAYI --, I ••Dll&.AND STVINOS I I 1221GrMnl•ncl Blda., Miami, fl•. J30l4 I I ,..... ..,.... ___ eMff llftlCs (~llMe) ••U• I I MCft "'" 65' PINll. °'" ..,.,, PAt r· ,..,, pi ... 15' I ~~le cMdl or m..o. ror II 0 Send C.O.D. I enc:loM .. ,ood'#fll ~ •nd ..... II pay pCIRman balance p1 ... ell,...._,~ I ..._ I I I I~""*-.... I IC1t1 zi. I ~----~-------------~ _. Accumulated ear wu mpacted down your ear canal can muffle sounds. even cause temporary dealnes.1. DeWitt'• Oil tor Ear UM. made eapeclally to 1often excess ear wa.x fOf easy removal, qulck· -__,;;===-i ly cleara up thl• problem without rlek of infection. If pain le present, consult your doctor. OtherwfM. try BUY BONDS • 'Olli•!,., · Vigor More Stamina Endurance Less Heart Stress PttOOlt ...... fw ........ #15 11 yeen• •*••nity ,. ... rcla. l"lkhest natural source Vitamin E"I lllUSI SUISTITUTIS -Only Violin 011 proved •••ctlve. VIOBIN, •J· · · · · -.··~ II yo11 ortler by ,,..;J, Lynn Headley .. Pleae allow U1> to four ..a foe delrtery •hm JOU Of4er bJ mail from F Weel:IJ. FamllY Weet.b'"s adl are pbced b7 npullltik eoaapeUa. Tiiie beml ud COP7 -cMcbd b rellabillt.Y. Yet. llDiatelldoml delaJt occur, became thol••Dds of ordtn ~ la to ow ad'ftrt.i.en rrom all owr die COUDUJ. We Id P-.lly Weekly want to .... )"OU at mucb -poGible • ._ u-lnbequat detaJs occur; IO II dleJ do, 1'ilt llJld -a card or letter. I'll bme--cliarelJ loot 1ato k." Wnce: LYJUl Headley, FaMJIJi W11lly 641 Lea.inlton Avenue New Yotlt, N.Y. 10022 GUN Ke ENGINE· BRITE Eagiile a. •• , 'f\SNAY it• HOSE it off" .... 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Print name: 1 line, 18 letters and spaces. $1.50. Walter Drake, FW33 Drake Bldg., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80901. Weekend Shopper By Lynn Headley AJll, BIG SHOWOFF?" Have a favorite photo blown up into a huge black and white poster. Send any black and white or color photo, or polaroid print. Nice to have one of each family member. Great sweetheart gifts, too! 2 ft. x 3 ft., $3.95; Also, 1 lh ft. x 2 ft., $2.95; 3 ft. x 4 ft., $7.95. From negative or slide, add $1. Photo Poster, Dept. X163, 210 East 23rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10010. BABY1S SHOES can be bronze-plated in solid metal for just $3.99 a pair. Also, all-metal por- trait staod. TV lamps, bookends, etc. A fine gift for grandparents, too. Send no money. For full details, mooey~aving certificate and post- paid mailer, write the American Bronzing Co., Box 6533-F26, Bexley, Ohio 43209. SIL VERPLA TINGl Ready to toss out worn out silver pieces? Silver-plating sale brings them back "to life!" Your items replated at sale prices. Work guaranteed. For free price list, write to: Senti-Metal Company, Dept. FW-7, 1919 Memory Lane, Columbus, Ohio 43209. FREE BOOK, "Own your own Whole- saling & Mail Order Business" shows you how to start and obtain lowest below wholesale prices for over 1,000 products. Work spare or full time in your home to (j malce big profits. Receive all you need !,1 to start at once. Specialty Merchandising Corp., Dept. FW-7, 6963 Hayvenhurst Ave .• Van Nuys, Calif. 91406. PLAY Gurr ARl Famous guitarist's secret system teaches you to play a song Jst day, any song in 7 days. Sl photos, 87 chord and finger charts, l l 0 songs, guitarist's book., etc. $2.98 plus 2Si postage. Ed Sale, Studio FW-8, Avon by the Sea, N. J. 07717. VIT ACRIN FORMULA is a new hair and scalp treatment, based on a German medical dis- covery, now offered in the U.S. It may be just what you've been seeking if you have a losing hair, dandruff or itchy scalp problem. Trial offer, $1.25. Or SO-treatment size. $7. Send your order to Vitaco, Inc .. Dept. FW 14, P.O. Box 665, Miami. Fla. 33156. Wuktnd Shopper ittms ort NOT advutislng. If produC'ttr ,fhown nrt not o\•ailahlt 111 stort's, ordtr from souru1 li1tt'd. te d ., t. 9 THE SLENDERIZING SENSATION THAT 'S SWEEPING THE NATION Exclusive Salon Wrapping Method Now Available For Use In The Privacy Of Your Own H~me ••• At A Fraction Of The Salon Price! NO EXERCISE NO STEAMING NO STRAINING NO PILLS READ WH~T MAJOR MAGAZINES SAY ABOUT THE WRAP METHOD OF REDUCING TV GUIDE: (AUGUST 28, 1971 ISSUE~ "His waist fa famous comedian) prior to treatment measured 38-1/4 inches. An hour and a half later it measured 36-5/8 inches, a loss of 1-5/8 inches."': .. the only method in the world to get inches off fast with- o.ut dieting, without pills, without exercise, without perspiration ... " HARPER'S BAZAAR: (APRIL· 1970 ISSUE) "Simple? Obviously. Effective? Our editor lost a total of four inches (one half inch on her lower hips alone) ... " COSMOPOLITAN: (MAY 1971 ISSUEI "Spot reducing with non-exercise methods can be expensive, but vvell worth th"e1iscal sacrifice." TIME MAGAZINE; (MAY 1971 ISSUE) '7he most passive reduction plan yet developed ... " "The results: a guaranteed loss of two inches the first session, five by the fifth." TRUE STORY: (SEPT. 1971 ISSUE) ·~s a result of the treatment I'd lost a total of 7 7-7 / 4 mches off my body in 17 days. The most impressive triumphs vvere three inches off my upper hips and 2-7 / 2 inches off my upper thighs." Q. wt.a Is the BODY-WRAPPING Method? A. Body Wrapping is a method of trinvning extra inches from the body, i.e .. arms. midriff. hips. thighs, calves, ankles. a. How ts tt done? A You wrap that part of your body that reQuires attention with the Body WratJS. which are sat- urated in a special solution. Then you slip into our special cloak. grab a book or tum on the TV and relax for the next 90 minutes. Q. Does It really work and if so how fast? A. Yes. It really works. It has worked on thousands of men and women throughout the wortd. Even now, resort hotels and exclusive department stores have salons of this type. As to how fast it 'NOli<s. that's up to the individual. Some women have beeo known to lose as much as two inches from their arms, three inches from their waists all in one session. It seems the more you have to lose, the faster you lose it. a. 0o vou ~ thll I w111 lo9e .a the Inches 1..-toao.e? A. The loss of inches varies with individuals and if directions are followed, the desired rec:ontouring inch loss should be achieved. Q. How ftW1Y ..-. do I need? A. A1 least thre8 sessions within the first seven days are recommended. then two per week until the desired inch loss is attained. Q. Wtlllt CM BODY-WRAPPING do for us guys? A. Everything It does for the gals. You can lose inches from that spare tire in just two sessions. Regain that youthful appearance, have a summer. firmer body. TRIM OFF THE INCHES. YOU COULDN'T LOSE If you are not com- pletely satisfied. if you cannot measure your inch loss after the second session, simply return the kit to us within 10 days and your money will be refunded in full.' WITH DIET OR EXCERCISE! Now everyone can afford to try the amazing salon wrap method, completely at our risk! For years now, exclusive figure contouring salons through- out the world have been charging exorbitant fees of $300 to $500 to very wealthy clientele, and achieving these amazing results. These women actually would lose 1 to 2 dress sizes in a few sessions ... up to 10 inches or more from their bodies. Yes, lose inches from upper arms, inches from midriff, inches from derriere, upper thigh inches, even inches from calves and ankles. The salons kept the secret well; the formula, the wraps, the techniques. But now for the first time we have unlocked the beauty secret of the stars, the slender- izing sensation of the Park Avenue salons, and make it available to every woman and man to use in the privacy of their own home. You get all the benefits of the exclusive salon techniques plus the advantages of our modern wrapping technique, the fabulous Sarong Wrap• (exclusive with our Body Wrap only). Yes, now you can temporarily lose inches easily and effortlessly from where you want to lose them in just 90 minute:>! Now you can have that glamorous figure you've always wanted in just a few short sessions. AH this is yours at a fraction of the salon price and you must be com- pletely satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. ,-H~;v;s-:; ~;,;E-D;P-:;.-;;-=-;;;-- - - - I 114 ALLEN BLVD., FARMINGDALE, NY 11735 I Please send me __ (qty) Body Wrappin_i lltt(s) checMd below. t under I stand that ii I am not completely delithted wtth the results, I may return the kit within ten days for a full refund. I 0 llliUUI Ill -contains: A two weell supply ol formula. one 6" wide I body wrap (larce enou1h to treat your body from waist to lower lhif!ls), plus plastic doll and complete instructions ... ..., SS.• plus 11.00 tor postaee MS handlin1. D DUUll lfT-contains: A lhfH weell supply ol lormula, one 6" wide and two 4" wide body wraps (lets you do more l)Jrts ol your body at the sa111e tiMt). Sc>ecial ptasbc body-JOftCho ~nd compltle i11structaons. .. ..., S! .• plus SI 00 for pp and hdls. D rtOfUSICMIAl Ill -contJins: A fuA sia week suppty of formula, one 6" wtde and two 4" wide body wraps, plus special ptasbc Body Shm S1111 worth S4 98 .. ..., st•.• plus Sl.00 for Post.&e and handlin&. UIClOSlD IS S----CCHlCI Ol llOllEY OIO(I) CHAIS( 111: ACC'Tt _______ IMlf-----~ (F• AICM YOUI llAlllll) ur.0Kr£ ____ 5i1M1in _______ _ NAME--------------- ADDRESS ______ ... _. __ APT. "°·----- Cl'tY _____ STATE ____ ztP _____ _ • - Raleigh longs.19 mg. "tar," 1 .4 mg. nicOline; 8atlir Longs, 18 mg. "tar." 1 .4 mg. nicotine. rw. per cigarette, FTC Report April '72 DOt91A c1e VARONA ........ good lpOrtl, too The bop wouldn't ... ..., ,.., bue- ball, 10 Donna de Varona turned to swimming, and wound up with two Olympic ~ Meda.la and 18 world swimmins records. "I wu lucky," she tells us. 1be 1ebool I weot to in Cali- fornia enC::ouraaed girls in sports. But even in swimming, I found IOIDe ICboob wouldn't let girls in the aame pool with boys. I think it'• terrible'that girl.a aren't allowed to participate in sports. There's no Little League for girla. and IOOle . THE KINK AND I BJ Richard Amour I have• garden hose thatldnb, And more than that, it feels and thinks. This I conclude from much reviewing: rm sure it knows what it is doing. U it could speak, you'd bear it boast: "'I kink when it annoys him most, I kink wben be is olf his guard, I ldo.k when be' a acrou the yard." ArMI when the low becomes • trickle, How it must plea.te the~ and tickle. The hoee bu got what it WU after, And now it doublet up with laughter. Sign on a maoll hotel near Athens, Greece; RuiRI & Board. -M. J. Terry girb really enjoy a good pme of bue.- ball. It's ridiculous! But I think we're getting a healthier attitude. M~ women are participating in apona. and there are more women aporu commen- taton. .. (lncludiQI Donna. wbo coven Olympic events for the ABC television network_) How would JOU Ilk• to know llO'f many cuualtiea your doctor had suf- fered among bis patients-limply by looking at bis front door? "Durina the tint f ~ centuries A.D., Cb.inCllC doo- ton were subject to a curious bit of d.iacrim.ina~ one that might be IO'><I to have around today. BYCry time. a patient .. y treated cijed, unless be or abe was very old and death wu appro- priate to bis lif~cle. acupuncturiltl were ·forced ~ bang a lantern that burned throughout the night in front of their doors. Anyone passing by could sec juat bow good-or at least how lucky-the doctor wu by the number of lanterns glowiq in the dart. Local citiz.ena bad an ind.ilpemable yardatick for chootina a family physician. The laotem-hangina WU by imperial edict. and few if any acupuncturiltl would risk the emperor's wrath by falling to comply." (Mark Duk, in "Acupunc- ture." Pyramid Houre, $6.95.) FRASIER THE UON ..... . ...,.. ... Who _. a Hon when be'• an over- aged bag of bones, delperatdy in need of tender loving care? Lady lions, that's who. When Frasier arrived more than a year aao at Uoo Country Safari, Laguna Hill~ Calif.. from a defunct circus, officials there bad doubt.a about his worth. After all, at 19, he's five yean put a normal lion'• life-apan. Today's Frasier, hit tongue lolling be- cause of permanently stretched mua.- cles. is the Bi& Daddy of a pride of aeven lioneaea. and the undisputed pride of the wildlife praerve. The lady lions bad been a~· constandy rejecting the advanca of atrong young males, even beating them up and throw- ing them out. But when they spied Fra- sier, bells rang. Overjoyed Lion Country folk have been bJeaed with 33 cubl in Quips& 'i'ou didn't change the goldfish water while I was away," a woman told her husband. -why should I?'" replied the hus- band. iie hasn't drunk what he's got yet.• -Bob Braum THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES tC'1's ... llf• dl~ly. Send contrtbv- tloM to .. Ollld.'' remit) WMl!ly. 641 lA•lnstoft Aw .• N. Y .• N. Y. 10022. $10 If....., __ retumed. My seven·yeu-old nephew had woven a small mat in tcbool and gave it to his mother as • gift. She thanked him and looked it over. "Couldn't you have made it look a little neaterr she ubd. "Sure,• Dickie answered. "'But I didn't want it to look like a ~1 bad made it... -RM Miller, I.on.u.g, II lc"lt. Prelident NW:m wa.t «J pleMed with ...the two panda.t th8 Red Chlnue ienf cu, he CtJlled Mao T.e-tung u, thanl him. He aaUl, .. And by the way, how me the two muak oun we .nt your Mao ldid, ·DeUcioulr -Bob Or~n LOST AND NOT FOUND The glove compartment Holda ten map-, Some che'tring gum, Two bottle capt, A brobn pencil, Sucbr lticb, A grocer list, Some candJewicb. But though 1 _pob And teardl and above, I cannot 8ncl A single g:love. -Mn. Poul/. LrirgtJM On a crowded New York 6Uhway a man IUddenly buried hU Mad '" hu lumt:U. TM pcmeng,,, Mated nest to hbn oded if M wa.y dck. •No," .okl thfl man tOith a iUght lhudder, .. i( 1 fwe that 1 can't ,,_, lo .e old~ ltandlng.· -Henry E. r..abo ' • the Jut 16 months-and more are on the way. His lioneaea wait on now wdl-f ed but toothJea Frasier paw and foot, pro- tect him. just plain adore him. Not bad for a rheumatic old fellow? Well, band- .xne is u handlome does. DATES: The Mias Univene Page.ant begins 1hund8J in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The National Newspaper Auo- ciation meets Wednndlly in Portland. Ore . BIRTHDAYS: SunclQ-Ginger Rosen 61 ; Barbara Stanwyck 65 . .....,_ Phyllis Diller SS; Art Unkletter 60; Diahann Carroll 37. T......, -Joe Torre 32; Red Skelton S9; John Glenn Sl. lbu.....,-Natalie Wood 34. Sat- urdaJ-Onoo Bean 44; Bobby Sbu- man26. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Red Skelton and ..,._. ltanw,ck unu EMILY '-y'ftdl or tre .. I I know l'M • llttle late, bu1 I w• llctc IMI Hlllo .... a." 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PB~S6 .. •_DY_c .. _r ___ _, THIS ENTIRE FOLD·OVER COUPON FORMS A NO-POSTAGE·REOUIRED BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE Do Not Cui Here 'f Ju1t Fold Over. Seal 111d Mall This E11velope-No Stamp N1c61111ry , _________________________________________________ , I I I I -.----~ FIRST CLASS PElWlT NO. 4717 Des Moines, Iowa BUSINESS REPLY MAIL No postage nec:eaary If malled In the United States Better Homes and Gardens Family Book Service 1716 Locust Street Box 4511 Des Moines, Iowa 50336 AYina voJu:roun to keep free evenllyou membenJUP. .. • ••••• • • • • • • • •• • • •••• • • • • • .... •• NANCY . . . TH JS IS· -ECOLOGY WEEK-•"'\ . we ·MliJST ·F·/GH-T;. ·i • · ' Al R PO~LUTION • .• ' , • . ~-a,a9·, . rrAU . -. . 'f ~-• . ..__ ·. I ' ' ' I l " • I > ' I • • 11 ' • • • ~ . . B·y Ernie Bushmiller·: I -' • LET'S, START ,A . CAMPAIGrN TO .. KEEP ·ou·R .AJ:R CLEAN ' ............. i. ' . ' . f • f .. W ·HY NOT ASK YOUR " NEIGHBORS TO SIGN .A PETITION AGAINST .. .-- AIR . POLLUTION '? ! . ,. Yi;:P, THEY'RE M.L.. HOME -- LOOK AT THE. COOKOUTS • ' . "-'\ . ' • ·11 ~ > • ,-. I \ ;.:.; .. .. f . . . 1. MAVE TMIS UN6ELff.VABLE .. CIW:ISM~ -- ( Giie:!..$ GO COMPLETELY APE' overl! Me... · I ' .. J I • • THEY SLO&~!" AND GA-Z.E INTO MY i:;.yes, DOTING ON M'i E.VE~Y WORD. ... 1'· Glln.S FINC> M! A8SOLUT!L'r' FASCINATING-, AND HAV& 6EEN KNOWN TO STA'i' ROOTED IN-.,--~,.SA"/! MOW 'WJL.L. lS'Ol.VE MV . PllOBLfM IF VDU CAN'T trtVJ Ml ·· FIVE MIN.LfTfS OF: YOUll .TIM!.;!r/ . . . . ' , • . By Hank Ketcham 1 DONT <;E£ JTI You 9Ei..rrl ')Ol.I · JUST CAA'r AIAD rr! • C>t>l> .JIJDGE P4R"·ER ARE YOU SURE IT WAS YES, SHE WAS IDENTIFIED BY THE CARE- 6EVERLY, LIEUTENANT? TAKER OF THE APARTMENT SUILC>ING WHERE SHE LIVED! W I LL 'YOU PLEASE TELL ME WHO HER FRIENDS WERE?. I NEVER MET ANV THAT'S RIGHT ... ... eur THERE WAS SOMEONE BY ONE WHO PHONf P THE NAME HERE ·A LOT FOR OF ALAN! ER ! r----' ' . ' ' • ' • I DON'T KNOW! SHE NEVER t, WENT OUT MUCH WITH ANY OF THE OTH2R WAITRESSE ! • <I <I <J SHE WAS ALWAYS BRAGGING ABOUT GOING OUT WITH.__,, OLD!R, IMPORTANT f MEN! ·1 , '-· • • • • OH GOSH·-THIS HAPPENS EVERY TIME I SWING A CLUB IN THE HOUSE--THe WI Fe WI 1..l.. Be FURIOUS I • I . -• How MAIJY11ME5 .HAVe I TOLD YOU NOT TO BAT THE BALL NEAR iHE House ? YOUR FATHER WI L..t.. GIVE IT .TO 'IOU ! ..,, "'· -"'\ -.,,.r:~ ~""'"·· -· ...... ,,. .• ., A DOUBLE, TE:l>C>Y·· MAMIE: WENT INTO,A. i,A.NTRUM FIRST "THINGiHIS MoRNIN~. "SALL y . BANANAS" " ,~-" , • • • """'* ... ...,....,. -• •I - • ' ' I QULSK --J: 85-m'eR U~ THE CLUBS--.SHE COMES·-rt.c.. JT6Ll-HER! "tl\6 ckr OID rrOR Ll6HTNING· -~ -M' BOY, HERE'S A QUARtER ! YOU SAVED MY LIFE:!. OH? sl-le CATCt-1 You SNcAl<IN' JN OR ·~ 5NcAl<IN'OUT, WILJ.fi: ? • • • - By Al Smith CtCERO'S BASEl5AL.t. ! I'VE TOLD THAT BOY A. THOUSAND TIMES·- :r DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED IN THERE ·Stn" I LOVE MY POP--HERe Goes AsA1i.a f · -'-· -. -~~ .... · .. , ... : ,.. .,, ... 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