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Home My WebLink About1972-07-23 - Orange Coast Pilot• - . ---- Meditation: Turning on to Milliarishi - ., --LllDAL -......... ,... Aa _.,. .....-rm !di* II Ille dri......, of. 1--i-... (lldet ~ "' -Coall fflcbwlY. ·A )'OUlll, altt ... tiVe, over-30 couple leavea the car park· eil behind I cactJJlac, Each carries two ,_t fruits, s I z flowers and a hand· ker<hlel. ;bey step Into the cool quiet of the ....... "'"• '-•...... ..... t.brouth • .. ....w. ''lllia' quldlJ, -"' -.. me.· fto1 join ........ fllD ol ~ who ._taapfrGmelptto•.~Y temall, 11111 group ol people -kin« an U-peoce Includes two lfllldmolhtn. a --"'I but overwelgbl executive who beado a famouo ftlcht conlrol pro- sram, several university students, and twQ other YOU:nl married couples. This room Is typical of the scene which Is being ,.peattd along the orange Coast with illcreuing frequency since 23 teacben ol Transcendental Meditation comp!elecl tbelr training. ,,, .. ,, ,, .... ,. All have come hue after hearing two free lecturta on tbe mind mt technique the Malwiehl Mahesb YoCi-medltatloo adviser to the Beatles lftd Mia Farrow - ·began bringing to tbe world more than 13 yean ago. The lectures are offered v1riously •t orange Coast College, UC Irvine and In living roon>s In Huntlng1on lleach, Newpctl Beach, South J:.aiuna, Lq\ma Niguel and Laguna Beach. Teacbtrl w~ wei:e trained !Ii the art of transcendental meditation Ill the side or the Maharishi ~ the twice a day roenlal rest teQmjque which, its prac- tillonera coole!ld leads to.Inner peace, a - oenae of well beJnr, deanr perception and .,,..u .. -of lntellJc!nce. or ti-who bear the Jecturs -one .,..1on recenUy at ucr'llrew !00-more than 50 percent sip up for the IOUM!ay in!l!tlllve tnln!n1. Meditation teacbtr l.orln Roelle of UC!'• Students Int..,,.. llnnai Medltatron Society (SIMS) notes that of the other 50 percent. more than ball later will 1Jgn up for a TM course. Members or the group In the Laguna &>ach living room have indicated they W11nt the lralnJng and will pay from 135 to f'15 to get it. • On this day or 0 initiation"' all is quiet in the afternoon cool. A strong aroma or burnlnc -permeatl!s t be modellbome. 'Ibo ooupl• ii ~ed bJ' a JOunC blonde flrl who takll lbeJr lrulta, lloftrs and bandkercbld• and alol them to flll out I form, Tl\o quettlona range lram requesta for penonal data to some about mus .... Although meditation teoMl~ues have been said by many ro relieve a eravin1 for drugs. the training cannot begin I! a person has recently taken drup of any kind. In this group or middle cl• students tS« MEDITATE, Pait All SlJNDAY , , .. t NT-• ' . .... .. VOL 65, NO. 205, 7 SECTIONS, 88 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA~!':'.·'. . SU~D.A.Y, :JULY 23, 1972 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Police Nab $1 MiJlion In Cocaine By JOHN Z.ULER Of r-. o.Hr l"lltt St•lf Costa Mesa oollce seized $l million worth of pure -cocaine and arrested a man they believe may be a local Mafia boss in a Saturday raid that may have broken up an International smuggling ring, 01!i<era said they confiscated 10.S pounda ol uncut cocaine, ,flQ,000 In cur· reney, an anenal of guns, a van, and an outoa>oblle. Si1men; laid to be all ann,d, were .,.. rested.. . Amft lhetp. .... Eilnrd .Allred Zuber, .st ~ ~ from • Mlchlgin llitO . ~' PoliCe Aid • be ~ be an "enforcer'• of Mok "<OI!"'' nfarida1 -as well' a the "°"' of· • loCal ~---' • All six suspects weie charged wlfh Pjssesaion or cocaine ~ possession -of cbtalne for sale. They 'were booke(t Into Costa Mesa jail with ball set at $50,000. Two men plid this amount and were released. but police would not say if Ziiber was one or them. .Th< raid followed a lengthy 1,,. vestigatlGn bJ' joint ledenl, state, county and city agenclel, bat ~ta: were made by Neth'• Jllarc De!allioHbe 1:olta Meta Police Department. The seven-man force staked out Zuber'• -at ion Ynkon Ave. sbortly' belare 2 •.m; Saturday. They ,..... jo!ried by lopr,patrol units. • ·•Police laid fbO slz ""5JieCtl ·-.,.,,,_ td;·but \lid nOt tryrtoU...thelr.'"'8po111. Pollie lialll they llllllPl!<l' the CJ'OllP of •musallntl U!ldilu~ · cocaUje ·into the United states from · F.cuador1 and other LeUn American cOuntries !or diltrtbuiion to , pushers. 'Laboratory . analysis of the substance believed ·to ~ cocaine is scheduled for Monday, police said, with ~he whole case then to be tllt11f<I over to tpe Orange County District Attorney for possible prosceution. ·Those amsied Jn addition to Zubtr· -e: Charleo A. Jolmaon, :12, • boat !>u\lder who.save bJa addreu 11 ·Bo• 400, Pel Mar; Rober! C. P..-i, ,ti,. who aald ~ WU In ~. li,ut pve DO ,.i. dress; Jorp E. Perez, to, from.Cplum- bla, South Amel'tca;· Kenneth E. Vonce;· ST, 1 mine worker without any addres,s, and Eric v. Masterman,., 33, ·--painter, lloJ: 112S, I/el Mar and Zuber. · A ,simillf raid in L<s weles ~ay I~ to seven arrests mid the oeizure of heroin and cocaine valued at IU milllon 1iJ the uµc1t drug market, police sal~. British Drive On IRA Slowed By Land Mines i:=rJC;...e:':.·:.=1 a bllbwlJ' ml • mi11111rJ Lllld Borer Bltunil1 nJpl In -Jn)and, bul Brllfl!l armJ' •!>*••.... .id, fl» only ..-Iller' wen lour "'!¥¥"*' -ed. • 'Ibo ~ lollOnd ... openJna ot 1 drive bf BHtlal! ,.,.. Into ltroqbok&' ol ~ outlaWed 11'1111 lleplblleon Army (!RAJ In Be~ut. The' )n>opl 1elied weapon1 and 'ex- Jlloslv'es IDd arrested ~ of 1..,.Cted )!\A utremllll In one ol the blUest such ~-In tbe three yeors of vloleoce la Northern lr<land. ,,,. lour militiamen, mmilbn of tbe Royal Uilter CwtlbaW,, ..... WOllJllled -• lllloo nPiodld -t~elr t.mllowa•nnl- -..... _ af IWlllll. ........... Na• •r •at .. Piii ?W<lnmp 11111 II ._,...,. 1111 ClllNd llO ID- 111111. .. &IDIJ llitl. • • • ' r ' Woman, Husband Killed ~ Daughter of Costa Mesa Coµ,ple ·Victim l I • ! Nixon Sticl{s With Agnew Survey Fi1ids Stro11g Support For Clioice i1t Party Ra1tks WASHINGTON (UPI) -Less than ty,·o weeks alter the Democrats nominated George S. McGovern to oppose him. President Nixon aMounced Saturday he would preserve his "winning team" of 1968 and keep Vice President Spiro T. Agnew as bi.s running mate this fall. Agnew, leaving for a IOUN!ay tour of the Pacillc Nortbwesl and Alaska, said ~U · ''1nmendqu1ly 8f8tlfled" and , .._.1sn on ISIUel rather than pernialltles. He promptly la1hed out at Ille Den.-1ts u ·a. party controtled ·by aa "~ elite." . NJ;on'a decision, l'tl«)'ed to rePortefl, by White House Press Secretary Ronhld Ziegler, removed virtually the only ele- ment of suspense previously in store fo r the Republican National Convention starting Aug. 21 in Miami Be,ch. It ended. all speculation that the Presi- dent might tum to Texas Democrat John B. Connally ta replace Asnew on the GOP tlcl<e~ end stilled the cautious which indicated strong support within party ranks for a second Agnew term. Nixon informed Agnew of his decision at an hour-long meeting Friday In his White House office, and broke the news to Connally that night over dinnor 11 Camp Dam, Md., where the fonner Treasury aecretary waa an overpight guesl. The Pr,,.. llld Cf"'l"f Hlumed to Washington It lllllldoJ, c· •!J to 1tay and Ni:uJD lo -a ~= nddJna be! ..... -inc.1111111 ..... lain retreat. 'flUtalde the Nboe cW bis 1)111111 belin ·-· and oallf irllll a grla: "r Jllll 11111 at a wed· ding, you Juat don't brook up a wlnninr team. So we oee one today." McGovern, relazlng In tbe Black Hills (See AGNEW, Page A!) _From Wit< Senkel Markle •PP™OUY a!ldUC!«i bis wjle. llerll·JUr-old:bulband had-~--· ALBUQUERQUE N M.-State li KatbleenSueMarkle,,ZQ,~herseveraJ ldur u-lR tbe dlOll 'Uri, Saturdoy rumbllnp of dlacontenl over Agnew witbln'Republlcan ranb; - . Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, (ft..N.Y.,) "I.ho urged Nixon only laJI 'l'llllday to ttplace Agnew in U>e lntemta or the "total ticket end the country," or else 1ea .. the vice P""ldentlal choice up to ·Ute convention, quickly backed down Saturday. McGovern Raps Staff; Seeks Nixon Debate • • po ce times, and duiDpeclblr )IQiily aloal a dirt ""-'-'-• • · • • Saturday found lbe da1lgbter of a Costa road oeif' a Gairy· taftnj>Utsld& Albu-• ".:"'.._.u ·lie .... In .a ~bog Mesa couple shot to death about 10 hours quen)lle, Where)! was diSCovered "llbOtit · -to'bla parted' Cir 40 biiid north of altertheydiscoverodlbe bodyol 1:45p.m.byalocalreJidenL Al~ ., ' , : bu husband, who bad been killed wbile Mrs. Markle, who llved"wi\h .her bus-Mrs. kkle : wu •then. 1pparently sleeping nezt to his = alongside band In Re)!ondo lrea,cb, !' t!>e /l"ugbter diagecl~rom her slaeJ>ini:bag and taken Interstate !figbway_ 20., or ,Mr. alljl Mrs. Eujene Mier of Costa away' -"-·.&id · · Police said the killers of Thomas Mesa. . .. / • ; t"'ll\-'C'. • • , , OU1ce.rs 1a1d a.19-year Id woman, An· nette' Seaton oi ~ondo Beach, who was traveJing .with the Markles, Was lelt unharmed In the back of .the car. Saigon Troops Reopen "The 'assa,ilants appare~Uy didn't sec the secon.d girl/' said Dist. Atty. James C. 'J'hompson in Santa Fe. 11She was down low." . ~ Qunng T·ri Supp.,ly Road ·Misa: Seaton, was quoted by police as aayq Ille wu sleeping ln the car wben Ille wa awakened about 4 a.m. by .,,.-. end , ' ' I o u d hollering.type ~ Wirt Sorvlce South Vtetnameoe ,....,. nopened lllgbway No. 1, ~ ... Hue and Quang Tri city to. the north early 'today, -- Ing supply · 1lbb ' with the • 20,000-man goveniment force flgbtlng to r.capture ttie · countrj'i nortberrimGst' prOvinCt, pvenuiient military' spokelmen·aaid. · ·There ·were ..0 'immediate details on fighting to -reopen the highway blpcked by 1Nortb Vietnamese soldiers Saturday, but it ~was ac~mplished shortly 'ancr U.S. AJr Force B51 heavy bombers dropped more than !,000 tons of explosives on fururwriist positions near the route. Government troops had vo'ftd to clear out Communist bunkero beside the two- 1 .... aapbllt road· ~t!lin :M houri alte. ii .... doled saturday mornlllll. 11o1aung South Viftnameoe lifliUal IO r.ca)!lilno Qaug_ Tri city :II ml1el north al Jljie ml the ""' lllltdlng province ol Ille ..... ......... ·-·~ .Tbe.U.S. "'"'"'"':h.•1,oteodfaltly . ,..... ~'PoliceDJ811 Mike Menteya. malnfolned Illa& 1lllly ''inilllfrY1 largt!s" , Aid o11JeOri were !Old bJ' 'Mlu !'eatan aupportlng "--bl &lalb•Vletnam , tlalt Iha~ ll!ll.ot the ·rar.window are being attacbd. SGo of lbe tarpta, end °"' lllli>!ber--parked coi; with Mn. however, baft1bem. ~ · ' l4arkll:'W~mm ~ · 'Spohotnen IOr tho -and lllld'U.,. • .-.ya rAid tllat .tier the otber car had no pw/e loii!ies 'to l n!pOrl \Ill noa Ille -In the ulirectiOn or A!1Ju. Saturday'• ·'raid•, biit •Jt is po11cy· 10 ' -qtfiqae, tile ·-... '1loaec1 down a withhold pubUc annouricetil&i~ Of downed ' motOrist and CbiJtacted state police'. • · • planes urilil search and reacut operatioiia Metiteya said the ?.faTkles hid tieen Jiv· are completed. Ing In Redondo Beach the past lour A fighter-bomber rrom the carrier months where M1di!e wu employ~ at • Midway dl'opped 1 2,000-pound "FJt firm that manufactures artificial Umbs. Albert" video bomb on the Co Trat The Mlrldes were reportedly moving railroad bridge in Ha Tay province, I~ to Colorado when they •topped to opend a miles south of Hanoi, the U.S. Navy aaJd. nlgbl by the side ol the roadway. "It waa almost 1We10UM," Cmdr. Greg • PoUce said there was no evJdenee or a Wren, o! San Antoalo, Ta.; a lqlllllbon llrUQle at the llCIDO where lfarkle wu operatiana offlcer ·-the lfllhqy, kllled. said. '11 moved• end ot the ---Dopul)' Stale Pollot CbW Wlllilm -J. tie rallrold llrldle JO fell ad twilled tbe Jlalledr uJd tllt M I: 1m o( tbe entJte lirlclp ....... ,... .... to. -11"1'• ---11111 .. .,,,. ad ml." tlltt tile -... 11111 pt • -loot al lltt-. 'Jn!iolher ' llCIJ.id -'lets l"'"1 three 7111 1'leot carrtirl i.u..cbod1beaf1 rakll 1n 11ie iluoi-:t."' """ o1 Campen Flee Fire ~Vlf•:; ~ ··-=· In .t..... F · . ::'"f ~ ~u, ~~· ~~ ~ci ,. ~elea ~&It . _, 1-.. ' . • I • AZUM lAP '"' A lire .... -.. r<0na Vietnam claimed Jti gti!Jnert • .,... bl Alleles 111JJoao1 Forell '!llltl eliot down seven U.S. pland ahd cap. mllet north of hire Saturday. t.ft. tured the pilot or one Navy F8 Crusader. 1111 evl<Ultlon011111......,., ltlten and He w" not idcntwed. Hanoi made no llll1ermm, the Nadaall ..-8arvlco mention of lbe !ale or the othct' aal4. · crewmen. 'l'be blw "" eot>tain.. II 4 p.m. altor A Hanoi ltroadcal alao said the ralda 2111 Ill•-from tbe ,_ m'floe ind killed aild ......W 101 sreat number" or the 1.11 _.., County n.. ....,_ cMllaltt la ,.. area, and deatroyed m....i llw, oided by lour relanllnl· man1 -and oconomlc laatallallona. dnlJllJ a,i-llld thrM bel.,,,...... Tiit ti.I. '*'•Wiid aid II _.,. 11111 A opolrmman aa14 the blaae -a-,.1111 .. m lltt --·· bu& peclod to be .... C11111n1 al .II p.m. Ap ............ ~Jn C-el. llto llrt _, Jau1 .. llloJ1 ... pettltlllt....__lllwmlalla -,i.addld.No4w1 111'te-. -al tht r.dlltlel l..:al llombed. tuna, oor !njuaW,..... 1111.W. ' • • • ... . . 1llllWI ar · n ..., '°"' -Jiiii-..... mtn!M to elr ~ lllll'Clall durlnl the ae>:j. football 5upet' Bowl. That's bow moCb NBC it UldnC. =111111 to I -' Cll Pap Bl. wlllle, We Oalll ..... allilelOI an upee1 11111 CllllfaJcn, m. boa been plcbid 11 Ille tNllllllf eamp for the U.S. Womtn'I Ol)yk -· The ...,plaji)I§ art related ii a ect a.. Ba. PRllON'S Ril BONI -Tiit Ulo el 1 journeJnwl bolr1llr wl!D._,.ftlurninl lo prloon • tbauP .............. a ..nl&c _ ll_Jned Jn.~ ... ndthiitm, ••• Other Republlcana ~ tbllt ~ny dwnp-Agnew movement now s t o o d no. chance of sutcess, and that it was a foregone conclusion that the GOP con- vention would overwhelmingly renominate a Nixop-Agnew ticket. This view was supported by the results of a United Press Jntematlonal survey of 8tate GOP ofticlals and convention delegate Jeaders, completed Saturday, Lad Loses Arm To· Caged. Lion KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP!,,';.! S-year- old boy bad bJi left arm • bed· off above the elbow by 1.caged end prqnant lioneai at the' homo of a family ltiend Saturday .• · llocton said they decided againsi surgery to reattach the ann, and young l.1atbew Ramsbottom . was listed in undetermined condition at the Univet'lity Hospital. The boy ~nd the aevered ann, retrieved from the lion's cqe were Tushed to the hospital , and doctors ~t first oon- sldered trying to ruttacb the arm. "There Is very llllle chance that It will be 1UeceUlul" one pbyllclan told 1 newsmen: 1Jut, be added, "We're at least Pilil lo try." -odior .......... ..i.t the risk ol "" ,_ wu too lftll and Ibo operation -......uec1. -' . . . •• ~I roDftt-'tou a.i't)tave lb be\ Melvin Bell! • Clarence Darrow to plead • cue In Small Cl1im1 Court. At-. .,mey, can' ll'lie pert In the pro- ceedings. A repor\;bf SWf Writer ca,,. dace Pearoon tells ol the kinda o! case• heard in the court and bow to file a claim, Cl. SMOG DIVlCB'-'Ibo .,......._ oontnl unit .. 1m model can 11 _. to tnllce -auto mecbanlcl ad W' ._, ... 1111 ~ c.aat -'l'be1 aa1 II advenel)' aliecll a .car'• )Jll'.farmnce, IOOOni1ng lo ID account OU P•O. CUSTER, S.D. (UPI) -Sen George Mc Govem (0.South Dakota) called in his campaign advisers Saturday and demanded that they give complete co- opera\lon In tbe future to the regular DemocraUc organlution. In a daylong meeting at a recreation hall beside Sylvan Lake , ,.1cGovern made It clear to his staff -comprised largely of political newcomers who wrested control of the party from old line regulars - that tbol'.'ough cooperation between the groups, who competed !or the nomi.n&Uon was essential for victory. There were conflicting accounts out of the cloeed.-meeting u to how severe McGovo.,. was with his 1taU. But those who atlended agreed he had. made ii clea,.;r,tbaft ever that he ii in complete charge.of )lls campaign stall. 'M~vem was described by ooe'SOUrce n being incensed at a news story quoUng a. top McGovern a d v I s e r as saying Democratic National C h a i r m a n Lawrence F. O'Brien would serve in a mere figurehead role. . "I don't want any more · or this nonsense," McGovern was quoted as saying. "This has got to stop." He was described 11 belng effiJaive in his praise for O'Brien, calling him one of the natlon'I top poliUcal thinkers IDd "" 11set lo Me<lovern'1 arpnlsotlm. O'Brim WU nplaeed u l)el•o;satlc natb.t cbaJrman In Miami BOMla bJ a iq.tlme McConm -*• J-. . .(See MCGOVDN, hp All · hlllde S••day --""""' --.._ ' • ) • A ' PAJLY PIUT 'J ~-Pe.opl• /Quotes -' -_,. ....,. .. .. : TUing a moment lo pbllosophlzo during a Daily Pilot · law-view about sports. Olympic &Old 111edalllt Olp .Con~ly, .;a~ecbollovaldan·AmerlWI discus th>ower, explamed why Ille opposes U.S. Involvement In Vietnam. "I feel w~ can ol1et much more than "COmmunlrm ever can. Wt wt do llUJ"acles for . the wtiole earlh. But it can only be done In peace, not war, be- cause war ,j.\.inbe~tly destrucUve and In peace, we can build _ • I doll't know why ·"°ple always call you a Communi!t il you gpealc. for peace. It irllrme that peace IS'always rese.n(I\ • 1111 C"omJ!i.uni~'.'... • • ' ---.. _ .. Mayor Al .Coon d<iesn't feel horses belong in most parts of Huntington Beach. In the heat or discussion over a tough new stable ordinance he supports, Coen became angry over a fellow councUman's attempt to delay it and stammered: "We'll find ourselves Jn a position ol the horse is out tnd the doo; is closed -or whatever that damned saymg ls." It drew bee-haws from equestrian fans, but his point was-made and tile ordinance- passed. Criticizing the. strategic arms limitation agreements be- tween the United States and the Soviet Union, p,...,1 .. Chou In-Lei of China aald, ''The iDk on the aueements w11 hardly tlry 'belore one announced an lncre-ofbllllona of dollm to; military expenditures and the other hastened lo teit new·lypo weapons, clamoring to seize milita!t superiority." Rodger Howell serves as legal counsel to the almoot defWJ.et TalbartWaler District in Hunlfnil<ft\ ·Beatlt u ftll Ii .Jllan)I. otbet . soecial interest districts in Orange County. Hnntlngton Beach Councilman Jock GrHn. a strong opponent of special ~istricts, recentl y quipped causti~aily of ~owell: ".We ought to •. commend hiltl ,for keepmg so many various useless districts alive 31)d !Qr .his endura,nce in overcomiqg :.Uch obSiacles as the Hunting· . ton Beacll City Council." Defending the refusal of Prime Minister William McM~· hon of AuStralia to give an official reception to a visiting Chi· nese table tennis team, Son. Fronk M<Manu1, acting leader ol Australia's Dem0cratic Labdr party, said, "Anyone overseas wishing to contact our government should use a more accept· able avenue than a Ping.Pong, mab·jongg, Scrabble or yo-yo team.'' Tustin Girl, 17, l\illed In Crystal Cove Crash A IT·yUN>ld Tuatln air! wu killed and another temHge 1lrl WU ID guarded con- dltlciP following a Jory two-car crash Saturday efttmoon that backed up lraf· fie , for ~ than two holll'I on the Paclllc Cooit 'Hl1hway around Crystal Cove between Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. Newport police helicopter struggled to free one of the victims who wu fp( a time pinned ln an automobile. POUce uld the ectldenl occurred when a car driven by Sloven M. KnlCht, 23, &16 Bernml Street, Costa Mesa, wu In coJ. lll!oo with another vehicle 11 It w1s tum- Ing left Into the Irvine Ranch Equellrlan Center. 'Ibe driver of the aecond car w11 a.arteo E. Clntron,19, of 130llt Cllatloma Drive, Tustin. Kiiled in the crash was Brenda Jones. 17, ·of 1!7t Mitchell Ave., Tu•Un. 1 passenger In the car driven by Cintron. She died at HOii Memorial H .. pltal al 3:0I p.m. half an hour afltr ohe wu acl- mllled, olflcllta Aid. The tceno on the highway was chaotic •• the normaUy beayy weekend beach traffic bacbd up for mlle8 on either side of Ille 1:40 P.lll· crash. 'Ibtee ainbulances had to maneuver tbrGuch Ille, tlocl-up traffic to reach the acddont. Ualll 1111 ambulance crews .., rtYl!ll, two off-duty Newport Beach p0Uctmen llld the observer aboard tho Still hospitalized Saturday night In the intensive care wtit at Hoag w11 Lisa Karnes, 19, of 10'12 Granada Drive, Orange. Her condition was listed as guarded but Improved. Karn,. wu e pauenier In the auto driven by Knl(bt. Cintron wa1 In 11tlsfactory coodltlon at the Orange County Medical Gentu, and Knight wu treated and released el Hosf. ' Monopolies Break-up ~op<>sed WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. l'bUUp A. Hart, (J>.Mlch.), Mid Saturday machinery 1bould be set up under which monopoll,. could be broken up U coo- aumera wou ld benefit. Hart Mid he would Introduce leg!Jla· llGn to e1tlblillh an independent com· mi,.lon and ~ apeclal 15-judfe court to decide ' whet.her monopoliea 1 n d (lJigopolies - a few corporations con- trolling an induatry -ahould be redistributed. He admitted 1ucb a.move could fon:e a breoHlp-ol-GeMr-1-Motora-Corp., a homeitate lnduitry for 'Hart wblob ao. count 1 for alrout SO percent of t ht domeltic aulo AIM. Any break·•P dOclJlon would bl based, he said, CID Ibo -t<ot benefit to the consumer and mu. the company in· volvfJd meota llna crlter!I for ....., ... mo110ply. ' Those criteria would be an~ averaae return on net worth exceeding 15 pel-cent for five consecutive years ; no aubatan• tlal price competition among two or more corporations; and control of M-per.o cent or more of sales. for a product or in- dustry by any four or fewer corporations. "Firms operating under any of the above conditiona1" he aaid , "would be liable to the char1e that they posseu monoploy power unlw they can explain their way out.'' FroMPqel AGNEW •.. of South Dakota and cooferring with aides, said the Agnew decision came a11 no surprise. "I don't think it makes a lot of dlHerence," he aaJd, whether Nixon 's running mate ta Afnew or COnnally. Agnew, speaking to reporters at Andrewa Air Force Bue, Md., 11ld he had not tried to pressure Nixon on his cliolce of a 1m running mate by building a "constituency" of his own. A.sked whether he ever had any doolb!t about •laying on, he replied: "We all have our moment.I of insecurity, but I never believed I was in aerloua trouble. I would have aerved the campaign anyway." The vice president acorned the Democratic Pl11Y u "pmen1!7· con· trolled by an ldeolngical eUta" .thatJQU!d grant anmesty to dnfl ;~ 'ibei'':Jlililil trre1e•vl£15i war. And be seemed unimpressed by McGovem'a running mate, ~ Thomas F. ton of Milalourt. 11He'1 a )'GWlg m111," llld Apew. =nil bed for a fUtb or •ilth diift .. -. --. From Page J McGOVERN. • • Westwood. McGovern named O'Brien Tllur>dly u hi• campaign director, In dlarp ol llaaon with elected olflclalJ aod county pemocrauc leade11. who have ""'1 .reluctant to join Mc!Goveni '• cam· palgn. Other sources, however, 1 a I d Mi;Govem made it juit u cleor at the meeU., lbal bta cam!>alln -.Id take oil in new dlrectlon1 and wOutd not be wed· ded to the tradltionel bases o f Democratic support, the bij city machines and the labor unions. Earlier Saturday McGovern challenged President Nixon to a series of campaign debates, saying "I think it's very im- portant that the American people have a chance to evaluate Mr. Nixon and me •.. face to face." The McGovern 1taff also released a letter In which the Dell)OCrettc pre1lden· tial nominee asked Houle· Speaker Carl Albert for "early and favorable action '• on 1 bill to permit netlooally televised debalts. . But the challenge met a quick early rebuff from the Nlzon comp. In Wubington, Clerk MacGregor, cha1nnan of the committee to llHlect the Pruldenl, Mid NIJm will not debate McGovern In the campaign "becluae It ta oot In the 91Uooal lnlerelL" • ,_ SOUTH AFRICAN SCHOOLGIRL TURNS, BLACK AFTER SURGERY Jane Pepltr Smiles In Earlier Photofraph, But Now F1c11 Life as 1 'Colored' NO LONGER WHITE Girl Turns Black; Man Ruled 'Colored.'·: JOHANNESBURG, South Africa CAP) -Jane AMe Pepler and Lawrence J. Pinkey are shocked to discover what it means to be something other than white in segregated South Africa. The ·adjustment probably would not be as great or painful bad Miss Pepler and Pinkey spent their Jlvea under apartheid as Africans, Indians « "coloreds/' the official name for those of mixed an- cestry. They might then have developed psychologically thick non-white skins. But Pinkey, 51, was generally regarded u white until the Supreme Court ruled that he wu not entitled to be ct1 .. lfied aa a genuine white. Miss Pepler, 17, 1Ull II oUicially certified white, but her 1klo has turned black after 1urgery. It's diUicult to determine who ls more unfortunate under aparthfld. Medical treatment may or may not help her, He hH eol!austed his last legal hope. They view themselves 11 outcast. in a aociety which reserves the best of everything for the privileged w b i t e minority. "I feel the same as I did when I wa1 white," aaid Miu Pepler. '1But It 11 ter· ribly humiliating to even a:o into the street and know that I am no longer ac· cepted as white. I have not given up hope tha t I will be white again soon." She is a high school student at Beooni, an industrial city 15 miles east of Johan- jnesburg. Doctor• tentatively b av e dlagni>aed her dUficulty .. a alandulsr imbalance. Jane Anne'• troubles followed an operation in December 1970 to rtmove :two adrenal glan&: believed to be causing obesity. The aurgery wu regarded a.s 11uccessful, but a few months liter large dark blemishes appeared on her neck. "They Increased and tpread until her NEWLY OUTCAST Lawrence J. Pinkey whole body was covered," nid her mother, Ann Snyman. Mrs. Sayman su.s her daughter ·J¥s no future In S ii il'Vb Africa unless-a miracle happens. nie Supreme Court's appellate division ended Lawrence Pinkey'• ll·year legal battle to be white.1be~court decided that he had confirmed in evid.ence that his father was half French and half.Chinese. "These 11tatementl: clearly relate to descent and amount. to admissions that Bill Seeks Equal Break For Single TaxfHLyers By MAllY K. SHEU; CapllolNIWISerricl SACRAMENTO -Wby should a alnglt taxpayer ma1dng $8,000 a yetr be forced to pay $205 in state income taxes while a married couple with the aame income ii charged $80? And why should the unmarried head of a household, such as a widow or divorcee with ope child, be charged $140 state In· come taxes on the same income? Many single and unmarried tupayers In the state don't know they're paying more tue1 than' married couples with the same income. But thole who do have been complaining loudly for yem. Assemblyman Bob Cline, A Republican from Woodland Hills, bu turned a sym- pathetic eor In their dlrecllon. Cline, a finance and ta• comultant by profeulon, has Introduced two meosurea tbta .aion to equalize the tu rates. DAILY ,II.OT lllUltl"ltiM 'With This Ring, I ThH C<lvo • Tax Br11k ••• ' !Iii AB 1165, which hu pused the Assembly and awalta heartn1 in. the Senate'• Revenue and Tax1Uon COm· mJttee, would extend married coup1e tax rat,. to single tupayenr. And hi• AB lit would do the same for the unmarried head of a household. Cline says the single and unmarried ta1payers are 1ubsidizlng the state to the tune of 1168 mllllon a year -the amount of. taxes they pay over the amount paid by married taxpayers on the aame in- comes. Wby higher rates for the unmarried! 1 Hovi did tu: laws get that way Jn the lint piece! As uplalned by Cline, it 11 blcauae ot. Callfornl&'a c:omniunlty prop. erty laws lbat eay the Income earned by either partner In marriage belonp to both-equally. When It is time In pay Income taxe1, the fl0,000 annual Income of a married couple II divided Into two equal lncom., of t$,000 each for purpoaes o I determ!nlnr the tu rate. • Under the provesslvt Income . ta• e:ystem in effect, as the Income sets higher, the tax raie tncreaaes. Hence, a alngle taxpayer with an Income of $10,000 a year pay, more t,:a:ea, becauae of • hlcber rate, than a manled couple with the a.me tneOme. ' Mr. Pinkey's rather was colored," said the verdict y.•hicb was approved by five ~ judges. • • Pinkey, whose ":ife f\.1iMie and five children remain classified white, was •• horrified. ' ; "You just can't begin to imaaine what I have been through. All my hopes have been dashed. "I anticipate that the next step is explusion from the white area where I am staying. My friends, all - white, have been very sympathetic, but I am afraid that they, too, will be forced to turn away from me." Pinkey's troubles originated with the Population Registration Act of 1950. Until then there was ·no law enforclnf rigid classification by race. In the 1951 census and the population register of 1955 Pinkey listed himself as Chinese because h1s half-Chinese, half· French father had been born In Canton. Pinkey's mother was white. He decided to clarify matters in 1981 by seeklng reclassification as a white .4 because his immediate family and friends in Port Elizabeth were officially white and he was accepted as one. The Race Classification Board told Pink.ey to consider himself colored. Ht went to court five times before hi1 last appeal was rejected last month. • · The appellate court ordered him to pay all costs and the long fight bas left him little money. His health is poor. As a r .. nonwhite he is legally ba!Ted from living , under the same roof or in the aame " neighborhood with bta white family ei· cept as a senrant. :· "I have nothing in common with tbt Chinese, the mulattos or the nonwhites. I ~ have miled with whites all my lite. Thl1 f will leave me friendless. I will be forced r. to move and my five children will also ;! suffer." .'· .; McGovern Vows To Bring End To Greece Aid . : .. . . WASlilNGTON (UPI) -Democratlo :: pr,.ldential nominee Georfe S • : McGovern said Saturday that U elected '.: be would halt all aid to Greece within 10 :- days of his inauguration. • McGovern also aaid he would Hreduct :- to an absolute minimum" the number of :: U.S. servicemen assigned to Greece and :: would "order a basic review" of recently : : announced plans by the administration to . ; homeport or permanently station several American warships in Greece - a move that would vastly increase the number of Americans living there. . : McGovern's first remarks on Greece .. ~ since becomine the presidential nominet :1 were made In a letter to Elias P ... • Demetracopoulo1, a leader of the Greek :- resi!tance. ~ SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Thi' Or•llM CMtl DAILY l"lLOT, with Mild! 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C.llftnl&t. lulitcrl'"''' ~ g""" • • . ~ """"""' w JMll .,,,, l'MfttNr1 ,,....,., ' --•M• • ..... ~,,. ---. ' • ! ' . ·. .. ·. J . . . . . .. ' . . . t· • • . . :· t r. :· ;. •: . . . . . . . . . " .. . •. " ;: :· .. .. .. ·: .. .. .. .. :· . . · . • : . . • . • • \ • Oran_, Coast Roundup l • • • • FEDERAL INVESTIGATION: NEWPORT BEACH -The federal government disclosed it has been probing the sources of pollution in Upper Newport Bay and the degree of pollution caused by boatyards in the Lower Bay for a month now. Of· flclals of the Envtronmental Protection Agency said it'll be another mon th before they decide whether to refer the mat• te rs to the U.S. Attorney's office for pr<>SeCution of the pollu· ters. Lawsu:.ts .also could be filed against local governmental a.gencies if ti ts found they aren't enforcing their antl·pollu· tton laws. OCEAN FRONT: HUNTINGTON BEACH-William Penn Milli, state director of Parka and Recreation, told city olfi· cials last week tbat state purchase of 2.5 miles of private beach is a top priority and should be accompllshed by 1974, and possibly in 1973 .. RAISES: COSTA MESA-About 340 city emp!oyes were awarded. raise~ averaging around 4 percent last week. Not in· eluded were ltremen who are still negotiating salary beheli14. LEASES LEGALIZED: IRVINE-Planning ~ommissioners "legalize.d". commercial office uses in the former Astropower Labs butidmgs owned by McDonnell Douglas Corporation in the Irvine Industrial Complex, near Orange County Airport. Donald D.ougias . Jr. personally asked approval of the required us.e perm1.t hts ltrm. had failed to seek as required by the coun· ty s rezoning from industrial to commercial use. Douglas hint· ed come~ete development plans for the 50-acre parcel would be due tn a couple of weeks" and that they would ultimately call for the removal of the 42,000 square-loot buildings now on the site. NEW ELECTION: LAGUNA BEACH-Voters will trek to the polls Tuesday for their second city council election in lour months. This time they will vote on the recall of councilman Edward C. Lorr, a controversial figure since his election in 1970, and th~ selection of one of lour candidates to replace him. Lorr has submitted his resignation but his opponents fear th:s might be withdrawn ii the recall fails to unseat him. BEACH FACILITIES: SAN CLEMENTE-President Nixon summoned state .parks, military and federal officials together at the Western White House early last week to relay his con· cern that few persons are using the beach he granted to the public last year. The former Camp Pendleton strand has had little use since opening a year ago because of lack of water and toilets on the beach which lies below steep bluffs. The President gave his "guests" two hours to come up with some- thing. They returned to report they had lined up equipment to provide water and sanitation temporarily. They also prom· ised to speed up complete development of the aix·mile beach. Pair March for Supper Two drifters who helped themseivea to a meal after en· tering an apartment in San Clemente last week finished up marching for their supper. The drifters, from the Florida area, picked the wrong apartment. Before Jong the apartment resident arrived-with an extra-long-barreled revolver in hand. The revolver was wielded by Jerry Asher, a deputy sheriff from Alpine County and a retired Marine Corps officer. He soon put an end to the meal , ordered the intruders outside of the apartment in the 400-block of Avenida Victoria and then forced t hem to march a mile uphill to police headquar• ters. Onlv Asher didn't march. He followed in his car, keeping the long-barreled weapon visi ble. The nair were kept a few hours in custody, but Ashaf, figuring the scare and march at gunpoint was punishment enough. did not press charges. WATERSHED: LAGUNA BEACH-The Oi!r l::;ounsil last week backed up the Planning Commission's :insistence that the boundaries of the proposed city of Irvine annexation ~ pulled back even further, to exclude all the La~na Canyon watershed that dralns into the Art Colony. Citing previous lloOd problems, city lathers want to have a say about future developments in the area. SIGNS: COSTA MESA-Businssmen are perturbed over the lack of Costa Mesa identification signs on local freeways . The Chamber of Commerce is asking the city council to have the problem · corrected by putting pressure on the 1tate DI· vision of Hi ghways. CLOSED MEETING: NEWPORT BEACH, COSTA MESA -Councilmen from these two communities huddled behind closed doors in an unannounced meeting purportedly to dis· cuss mutual problems. Claiming the session did not viola te the Brown Act, California's anti-secrecy law, since there was not a quorum of either body present, the two "committees" supposedly discussed eight different matters-freeways, land use, boundaries, joint purchasing and fire and police training, among other things-in a meeUng that lasted about an hour. HORSE SENSE: HUNTINGTON BEACH - A stlll ordi· nance rontrolling the construction of equine stables was ap- proved bY. city councilmen. Equestrians, upset by the ordi· nance which is expected to phase out all 35 stables over the next four years, were &0mewhat cheered by the lmowled~e that new stable sites Will be selected and that horses csn be ridden on city streets. AIR BATTLE: LOS ALAMITOS-Some 300 people packed the Golden West College auditorium Wednesday nfaht for an Army-sponsored hearing on plans for Los Alamitos Naval Air . Station. The crowd was sharply split on a proposal to make the base an Army reserve camp, complete with helico,\'ters. 1 Those who oppo,sed the plan were called "unAmertcan and "Communi st sympathizers" by those who supported it. FOX STILL LOOSE: SAN CLEMENTE-Traps calculated to catch a possibly rabid fox whlch bit at least lour camper• reeenUy at San Clemente Beach lltata Park have not capttind th• eulpril But they bne nabbed a few akunb, rangen old. The smelly beasta al.lo lnquenUy carry rabla. • • -. ~ MU,Y Pl\.OT tllff ...... DROPPING IN FROM 16.000 PEET: LAGUNA BEACH CoUNCILMAN ROY HOLM LANDS IN WATER WHERE HE JS JOINED BY AL AUTRY, LEFT Middle Class Heroin Abuse •' Exceeds Poor :· Washington (UPI) -Heroin use may be more widespread among better educated, middle class families than among the poor and uneducated, 1. gov .. emment study indicated Saturday. The L a w Enforcement Assistance AdmjnistraUon Mid it financed a survey of 61Z persons In the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Fort Greene areas of Brooklyn, N.Y.- neighborhoods where heroin addiction is estimated to afflict 70 to 233 in every 10,000 persons. Among the findings : • Almost all heroin users are in· trOOuced to the drug by friends or faml· ly, and the abuse spreads "in epidemic fashion" among such close-knit groups. • Forty·three percent of those ques- tioned said they knew someone who used heroin. • Thirteen percent of those surveyed had been offered heroin at least once; 11 percent said a relative used heroin; 24 percent had friends who used It. • The percent.age ot those surveyed with high 1chool or college training who reporUd heroin use In their families wa1 ~ doub}~ _that pf thQJie with grade 1chool educations . • ThOse with blue 'collat jobs or 'ili· nual incomes of less than $6,000 had significantly fewer heroin users in their families than did those with white collar ·r •. 1occiwa.tlQ111 .or ,JP~1,abQy1; $6,0QIL~,.. .. ""' Jeni!• ·Leonard,·-administrator of the '·' agency, said one unexpected finding was · that addicts do not necessarily come from· broken families. The study, he said, showed a slight rise in heroin use among relaUve!f and among those questioned who were living in intact families . "In addition, where hou!eholds are contrasted by the sex of the head of the house, we find those headed by females have a somewhat lower rate of reported het'Qin use -11 percent -compared to those headed by males -14 percent." On a racial basis the survey repcrted t h a t Puerto Ricans had the highest In- cidence of a family background of heroin use -41 percent. Blacks were next with 22 percent, followed by whites with 15 percent an.d British West Indians with 14 percent . In general, Leonard said, the survey concluded that "heroin use ls pervasive and widespread in a community like Bed- ford Stuyvesant and touche! in some way more than two in five families." No Trace Found Of Baby Girl ZOLFO SPRINGS, Fla. (UPI) -Police and private dtiuns failed to find any sign Saturday of a wee1: .. 1d baby gtrl w1-mother dalms It was seized Fri· day by three men In a car. • Posses tearcbed the orange groves of Hardee County on foot aod by airplane and helicopter for the red and black automobile without success. The baby, Stephanie Diane Byrley. disappeared Friday afternoon. Mrs. June Byrley, 18. told officers her baby WAI seized by three men who drove up beiide her on state road 64, three mlles west of 2'.olfo Springs as she was out walking with the baby. The search was · called off at mld..af .. temoon as thundenhowers drenched tbe area. "We've done all we can do," Sheriff's Lt. Gene Lanier saJd ali.r the search party thoroulhly combed the Im· mediate ma of the Incident. Giant Panda • Chi Chi Dies LONDON ftJP!f -'Chi.chi, the laldon Zoo's pant poilda wlto """ the Marl ol milllOll8 •'"'11Jd the l!Qfld bal 1J11U11M her Ruaian aultor An·An, 4ltd Sa~ of old .... She was 15. Childnm Ylsltlng lhe ioo burtt Into teau -bearing the. lllWI. "Sito dJod ~cefully In her oieep al about a a.a. Niii • zoo spokesman. Chi.QI '*1Wd food Friday, a •i&n thal abe WU not well, and Dr. Mltdlel Brtmbell, U. soo11 curator of mammals. llay9'1 wilh her durtni the nIPt unUI oho died." the aookwnan said. 11We are alt vuy sad at losine her." .I ' I • ~ Taking a Dive Councilman Leads Sky Display By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL 01 lllt DlllV Piiot 1111! "Fantastic." With that exclamation, Laguna Beach city councilman Roy Holm boarded a pick-up OOat S l'I tu rd a y after parachuting 16.000 feet into w a t er of£ i...,,.;. Beach's Main Beach. Holm, 8J1 avid sky diving and Scuba fan. was one of five per sons who parachuted -two into the water, one onto the beach and two in a park -during the annual demonstration of the lifeguard department. "I was stable all the way down ." Holm panted as he stood aboard M Orange County H1rbor Department rescue boat. ••rt was my Cirst time coming in over water." who 1umed out for the demonstratlM . Li(l'guard Dean Westgaard. who beads the lifegua rd department "para Scuba," team said the Weather Saturday was ''perfect" for the exhi bition. \Vestgaard landed his chute on Main Beach sands directly in fron t of the lifeguard tower. A photographer and a fourth chutlst touched down in Heisler Park, a quarter mile north of the Main Beach. The quart.et balled out of the twin engine' Beachcraft just after 10:30 1.m., following Al Autry, a fonner Lasana Beach city employe who parachuted into the water at 10 a.m. In addition to the para·chutlng demonstration, lifeguards s I m u I ate d rescues, medical ,emerge n c i e 1 and showed off the.ir rescue equipmeat. HOLM ADDRESSES CROWD Barely catching his breath, Holm, who won re-eltction to the city council in April , juJnlled into the sea and swam to . the beech where he addressed the crowd Lifeguard Dave Peden took firs' place in the grueling 1200-yard "l~an·• swim, an annual competition against tbt younger and older members of the force. DAILY ,ILOT 1 .. H ...... $3 MILLION MOCK-UP OF NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL'S B·l BOMBER It Won't H1v1 1 Cannon or Antl·a1rcr1ft Ml11ll.......Ju1t Toni of Bombs Twice ·Payload of B-5.2 N. American's B.-1 Will Rely Qn 8adar for Defense By JOHN ZAJJ.ER Of tllt DllllY ,Utt lt1H America'a .B-1 Bomber, de1l.gned for penetration Into lbe,belrl of an enemy's country, ~on't have a !ingle c&Mon or anti·alrcraft mt ... sile ln Its arsenal. ll1 buge bomb bays will be filled ,only with bombs -up to twice as many as the giant B-IZI carry. For defense, the B-1 will rely solely on its own speed and on radar design· ed to confuse ilny intercepting mis- siles the enemy might dispatch. And should it encounter a manned fighter plane, designers say the B· l , which can fly 650 mph at tree-lop level, could dOOge anything the enemy might muster. Orange County. joumallsts saw a 13 million mock-up of'\l>e huae blrd last week at a press briefing at the North AmeriCln Rockwell plan~ lo lM Angelet. The reporters were pljed with iuarefacts and lj ter1\ure _ lhln tite;:-could digest, and then treated lo free cocklalls and 1 ban· quel. lines. the awept wings and the grace of a top performance 1 aircraft. Moreover, the B-1 re.ally ii a Vt!')' high performance plane, or ao North American contend1. Althoqh It could never·~pete in a di>gfl(hl with a combat plane, Jt can main· tain barely aubsonlc speeds at near tree-top level for 12 hours at a tlme. "Sure there are flahter pl1ne1 that could outrun It, but only for three or four minutes. Tben they'd run out of fuel," a company spokesman said. "lf a fighter loitering at high altitude. say over the Russian fron· tier, picked up the B·l, he1d have to use his radar to try for an in· tercept. But he'd only get one pass, btduse that'l lll HI' fuel wonld al· low. . "And with tiie' Jl-l defensive ndar, M!d.aJmosl have to be luck)' to be 11 precise on the flnt try as he would have to be. If be mlased, lhe.J1.!,W011ld beJon(gone.'' · One mJaht thiok that "an <oemy could'doslan offenild radar just as sophisticated as the B·l'a de£enslve radar, except for on• fiCt. "Five i'elr• ego thia Vlhole' pro} ,eel would hav• been !Op ~· ~ haif-embtrr11Sed public rel11(0t1s man expl.tned. "But with 10 much ,prcs.<ure to cut defeMe spendhlc'ln Congre.Sf; the word !rom tbe' Air Force It t 'l'"n up. : "We need public supptirt and we nctd the help of the PfeSI· So far. you people !lave been great to us." The gleaming mock-up of the bomb« alttlng In North Amtrlcln'a hangar does have Its alttaetlve qualities. First, II doesn't look like I bomber. AJllto<tch II bll II I Boeing lffl, the ~l has lhe ·ai .. k ' ' ·lb • most • standard altuattons, .radsr la aimed skyward, and thus "stts" ita . object as · the only disturbance on a clear--~. But a fighter. 1inoe•ll woioW be awoopi"i down from 'bove, l!'!"ld have to pick out the a.t 11 ii raced clinging lo the contoun of the earth. I ~dar can be modified to spot objecta 11alnst a c I u II• r 0 d , I . ' background, but such equipment-I• more easily confwoed than standard radar. And the a.1 will carry about two tons worth ol radar dOlgned to confuse other radar. '!'be B:I wlil enjoy in advantage ·over grOund' radar, as well, becauge ln approaching an enemy country, the bomber wlll be able to hide from ground stations behind the clD'Vature or the earth. \Yhen lt does emerge over the horizon, it1 speed wlil be ao great that It would be well over enemy territory before fighter planes could be tcrambled. All of this ia only In theory. ol course. because the plane is still in t.he deve lopment stages. Crilics Jn Congress charge that the 8-t defense system is btsed on a te<:hnologlcal auperloitly that could easily bo overcome. A much Jess vulnerable force. lhey say, 11 the submarine-based missile: Further, critics Argue that ma .. production of the B-f willOnfy cause a danaerous escalation of the anns race . North American C0W1tets thot'two lhirds of America's nuclear strike potential -which they say la already less than Russia'& -Is tia the aging B·l2, which fir1t came in-- to "rvlce In the mld-tll50s. A replacement is needed. t"1 say, and It should be one with the swing· wlni. hlgb or low flyini capabWU., of the a.1 . • Whatever the cu, research and devel'l'm•nt coat i:! ii. bll plane II aet at Q.28 billion. Once the plane It built . and flylnc In lt74, u. decJai..."" wltotW to ... the productlae phue wW ..... P'ltrJ-·- • -~ -t l • S"""1r, JulJ ZJ, 1971 ¥E eee ·ts u:s: atd • - Colombia Br.a iii l11clont1ia 79 --• CM!beclla .South 61 lena Turkey 54 . --~ -- . - .U.S., ·u .nited ·Natwns Hail Korea Unity Bid By t,be AllOclated Presa in Geneva that, in keeping. with his 'lbe.decllioo of North and South belief 1n "quiet diplomacy,"' be had Korea to bury the hatchet and received North Korean government begin working for p e a c e f u I representatives while he was in reunHlcatlon lias been hailed by Vienna last March. He added that Watl!lngton and the United Nations. the Norib Koreilns told him of con- Officlals in Jbe Nixon ad-tacts Ibey had been having wiib the minlJtration said Jbe high-level Seoul regime. contact& could have "a aalutary 1m-'iThey made a number of sug. pact oo prospects for peace and geallons, aod I dld oot fall to inform 8tabWty on the Korean peninsula." the South Korean government of U.N. Secretary-General Ku r t them," he aid. - Wllfdbolm alao welcomed the li!iu!l>~•.1.A.iD<llcated al a. .,...._ reached by the fwo news coofereoce ln Seoul that hit Korea and dlacloled that he bad , • IQJermneul ci-... Jill continued played a role u lolmnedlary.. ,.-. in Soutllv 1'ilrea of U.S. In Seoul, Souib Korean off1clilT1 .... .•~t·'Jllf~Nmt. •• 000 began ~ the term HNortlt: ~"'""':·cu ,..,. ,...,, ~n..,, ··· Korea" and dropping references to 'Dlalogu• itatlf does not mean •1the northern puppet group." A ": pea~,!' be ,aaid. 0 Jt is only a telephone bol line llllklng Seoul 1Dc1 ~ !</ .achi,~t ~ce. The Norlh· Pyonoaoc wu opened S<iuth dialogue will be very dif- u.s. officials said thef had known ficul~ !"uch more d!Hlcutt than any of the ......,1 talka bcht~ Lee Hu olher ilialogues In world history. Rai,\ltriiltor '411 the"Sdlldi KorOan' , ,XherelDre continued •ll~t eUortf Centra!"lnttJ!J8enci ' A;ency ahcf '• for-our nallonal securlly are re-. Kim Yq Ju of Jbe North Korean 'quired.to back up thil dialogue.'' (OVW f I. Buhlbi)'•-iald • la. aid ~ ~ Wouj~ KorMni bad oe up tM talli • weieoine a:•Unii<d •!¥.ilOii.s role 1n without American edvice. unlfymg Korea, perhaps through Slate Department experts com-aupervlslon of all-Korea electlooa. l!llllted on the concUlatory tooe of '!be United Natlou C.mmlaalon tbie joint mmouncemeot. · for the Un ii l c a Ii on aod = the degr.. o l .Rellablllla\!On of Korea, whic.b nmlty that existed on-mainly performs an observer func- IY ooup yeera ago between tlon and reports to the U.N. Ille fwo Korus, I h Is an-General Assembly, declared that -·· wording i s u"" the breakthrough for better rela-ptecedented, • 1 aid an Asia tiona. bad laid the foundation "for ilpec:!al!.11 in the U.S. cepital. negotlatloos of a substantially greet Waldheim told a news conference scope and significance." ~ ----• ·~· -•• -•• ---.. - 311 ·-- 1 Foreign Aid: A Look Back ' Slnco World Wor 11, U.S. aid "' pooNr nation• hu totaled $90 billion one third of which 11 bel"I pold back. Thl1 artlcl•, wrllt9n at a 11...: when for•ltn •Id 11 .,.1,. u,..r flro from Cong,..., 1umlt* how tho progrom has wkod and point• out th•! olthough It wH for YM" tho lone di.,..._ of foNltn •Id, tho U.S., in torm1 of offwt 11 now l•r behind other no<H:ommunl1t n1tlon1 In a11l1tln9 un.to'.t.lo,..t countriet. By LUCIA MOUAT Chri&tian Scitn-0• Monitor Service W ASlllNGTON -Once they opened their arms to help, !be idea kind of aold Itself, says Francia J . LeBeau, looking back over that part ol·bll ZO.yeu career In the forel-1d buSJne§, spent in North Africa. ~ .. However, the former plant palho1'!1i5t, now c.bief of the Apncy for lblematiooar Development'• qrlcullural IDd rural developm~t dlvitloo, reca1la w!Jb a smile that It was no case of instant receptivity when 'Jbe U.S. fll'SI •..ied to Tunisia IDd Morocco that Ibey could Improve wheat yields by turning to the ...ealled miracle grain varieties. Almost 10 ye8rs·of ••general.coaxiftg,'' il!cluding ao oo-tbe-scene visit by-Dr. Norman Borlaug, Nobel Pµce Prize win· .,,.,. for hit research in Jbe field, passed before the North African countries decid· ed to try the new varieties with a • 1uhslantial portion of their acreage. Similarly, patience waa a neceplty for lhe AID worker io ~ who labored ijlmost seven years to map out a civil· service system plan for the country whic.b the .Shah himself hadi,admitted was badly needed. DIJcouraged at the lack ol progress and receptivity, the AID staffer finall~ left for anoiber poll in TurkeY· Aller he had been there two years, bis return was suddenly requested by the Iranian Government, then un.dtr a new prime minister, The old civil-service plans, which bad been stored away (and almost destroyed 1n some hea\rf Iranian floods) were unearthed and the wort began anew. ' AID officials, who like Jo bring up such examples when you press them fer quick· result auc;cesa storles1 admllethat there are oft.op sound riasoiis for resillance by aid recipients. Sometimes these are political and, as one staffer says, 1 0 very, ·veey reaJ.11 SomeUmer they, are •economic. 'While the AID team may sug(~ a neat agroilomiC package of the best seeds and fertilizers, the price may be too steep. P,erbaps there is a high import duty on iJ1. secticide, or the feriilizer is too costly . A MA TIER OF PROFITS "It took us a long time to realize that the resistance was not because the fanner wsa a victim of tradition, or just being stubborn," explains Dr. Milo Cox. an affable Texan currently sttving with AID's Bureau of Technical Assistance as deputy director of t h e Office of Agriculture and Fisheries. "It's !Ul'pfis.. ing how receptive farmers are once you set up a profitable pacltage." For years the U.S., though II has Jong talked of burden sharing, was the lone dispenser of foreign aid, starting wiht the MarshaH Plan. HappHy, many other na .. lions, including such former recipients as Japan and Western Europe, have now joined the team. In the process, however, statistics ;:!atherers have found that in tenns of er. fn rt the U.S. pales in comparison. While the t :.s. may be the world's richest na- tion, accounting for 6 percent of the world 's population and absorbing 32 per- cent of the world 's resources, it ranks a low 13th among the 16 major non-Com- munist donors in tenns of effort. While America's official and private assistance, for instance, is 0.61 percent of it! gross national product, other donors averaged 0.78 percent af their GNP. Once U1S. aid .. a percentoge;of its GNP was more than 2 percent.· . •. Over the years Congress has ap- ptoptlated n!ore' thM'$90 billl1'l for foreign aid. Close to one-third of the total wu in Joans, and is being paid back. While appropriation peaks were reached in 1962•and 19811, U.S.forefgn assistance in general.is now back'down to Jbe level ii was in the last half of the 1950's. Some $23.5 billion of the total is said to have gone for military equipment and training; in reality the :rum is far more. Military assistance for the Vietnam ef- fort, for instance has come out of the De- fense Department budget since 1966, and much of the more than $75 billion remain- ing in economic assistance to Jess devel- oped countries is actually mililary-relaled supporting assistance. . Although supporting assistance may be used for much the same p~e as straight development assistance, it is largely given in grants rather than loans. It is directed. to countries considered strategically important to the U.S. While Cl!rl*fl•• killlee Mtnltor s.mce Pllot9 VIETNAMESE ·CHILDREN HOLD BREAD MADE ·FROM U.S. WHEAT Southeast Asia nets the largest chunk, some also goes to Jsrael where the na- tional defense budget bas doubled since the 1967 war, and to Jordan where the primary threat is seen as internal subversion. MILITARY HELP In this .broader sense, military.related aid now accounts for about two-third! of the annual foreign-aid appropriation and is rising in accord with the Nixon-doc- trine Jbeory of reducing U.S. mililary presence abroad and strengthening the ability of those ·Jn need to staod on their own. ' . U.S. development aid hit its lowest point in 10 years in 1971. One of its most highly respected facets \s the U.S. tec.bnical·~,tance program through which the ' green revolution" was achiev- ed in South and Southeast Asia. India now i.s considered self--sufiicient in food grains and the Philippines and South Vietnam are considered close. Although many think of foreign aid as cash over the counter, much of it -well beyond the food-for-peace program which markets U.S. surplus farm crops -is aid in the form of commodities. In May, for instance, Israel received a $50 million grant from the U.S. which allows dollar financing so Israel can buy such U.S. im- ports as trucks, tractors, paper, and computers. The government then sells them locally wiib the proceeds going to the national budget. lt was fonner President Eisenhower who introduced what is .known as the "buy America" stipulation on U.S foreign aid. It required that all C1lmmodities financed under AID programs be pro. cured in the U.S. Admittedly it is not always the cheapest, or most convenient, source. The Pearson c o m m i s s i o n , headed by former Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, estimated such ties made U.S. aid 15 percent less effective. Although President Nixon in recent years has eased up on the requirell.ent. allowing aid recipients to buy from other developing cowitries, the materials they . need are often only available Jrom the developed countries, which are not on the list. Last year purchases of U.S. AJD- financed commodities reached an all time high of 99 percent. Agency officials will tell you that ad- ministering the U.S. foreign·assi.stance program is no easy job. For one thing, there is that mile-long list of con- gressional stipulations built up over the last decade which they must wade through before deciding on each loan and grant. Some relate to e c on o m i c soundnes.!l. 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That session beglna with a l: ceremony in which the fruits • flowers and handkerchief ar~ i · 1ymoblic offer i ng s to ' Maharishi's teach.er -Guru Dev, A portrait of the recluse r; yogi st.ands behind a table _ bearing incense, rice, water v and a trav. i; "The ~ind-blowing thing ~~ about the initia tion," Roche 1 •• explains, "is that none or the f:-Uptight straights is turned off •!· by it. successful lawyers, t:-bu sj nessme.n , doctors, ~ housewives and grandmothers ;. all go along with It." ~ The . cereuiony, which In- ,, '"volvea no religious com- ": mitment from the .meditator- ., ... to-be is performed by the i~ ~ • itiator who :speaks quietly in "~ JDndu throughout. ~· Roche explairui that during ; the rite, the teacher's level qi ~ consciousness · is expanded to the point where the ap-. propriate mantra is found . DAILY PILOT s .. tt """' The mantra :-a think "'.Ord TEACHER BILL CRIST EXPLAINING TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION TO GROUP IN CORONA DEL MAR whose sound 1s repeated -1s .t . the key to the new mediator's ~ .• think trip to in cre a s ed complished just pri'Ot to a number of instructors is gro v•· Others are e.1periementing ,. awareness. "' meal, while the stomach is ing. with the effects or TM training • At the end of the ceremony empty. Roche is spending the, swn· h Med. . on abitual drug users. One the mantra is whispered to the nation requires no spiked mer at Humboldt State \•.'here new meditator and t h e boards. a simple chair will furthe r training, such as Crisl study shows 86 percent of training begins in earnest. do. No impossible st~ard for recently completed, is being former users of narcotics and "The mantra is a personal surrounding si lence is re· offered. hallucinogenics other t h a n thing. It ls never revealed,'' ·quired. TM trained persons The added training in the marijuana stopped using them Roche cautions. say they find they can s c i e n c e 0 f c re a t i v e after learning to meditate. Of CYCLE REPEATS meditate successfully,. almost Intelligence prepares a former pot smokers, 84 per· Conspiracy ' . . Suspeet 'Missing' -;~ 'The think word, repeated anywhere regardless of trarfic meditator to teach the cent quit. during meditation, however, is noise, birds chirping, kids yell· theoretical aspects of the Early this year Science TALLAHASSEE,· Fla. (UPI) intended to ease the release of ing or crying or a television technique. Digest reported 'the T l\{ submerged thoughts. For the bJaring next door. "Transcendental meditation techniquu might have an im· -A lawyer representlna Whil h ed · noct on the 1· • members of Vietnam Veterans 20 minutes a person meditates e t e m itator remains is the practical side -the r-na ions space pr~ I l th · 1· gram s t ed Against the War (VVAW) ac-a cycle of mantra and random a er to ese noises, atten ion route to reaching one's own a a way o r uce thought s repeatJ. to the mantra. the think word. consciousness _ while the space flight stress. The same cused or conspiracy to disrupt II art.cle di th the Republican N a t i o n a l "These thoughts, so m e a ows the ''mind rest'' to go science cf creative intelligence ' scusses e potential pleasant, some not , represent on. (SCI) relates the technique to that TA-f may be used to Convention, said Saturday one OUTLOOK BETI reduce edi I or his clients has "disap-.~ the release of tension," Roche ER many areas of science, in-m ca s Y mp toms Th · f h bel1·eved t I f peared" in the custody of U.S. advises the group in a second at 1s one o t e ad· eluding psychology_ a n d o resu t r o m hyper! · · 1 marshals. meeting where studen ts arc vantages of the meditation physiclogy," Crist said. . ens1on, inc uding chest gathered to ccmpare notes on technique es p o u s e d by SCI COURSES panis and ulcers. Attorney Kent SP r i g gs of their mind rest trips. ~1a harishi. Roche says. ··11 Teachers of SCI will ofrer The space program interest Tallassee said Donald P · ··1 was aware of everything doesn't take years of work as university-like courses in San· might further be increased Perdue of HollyWood, one of that went Ql1 around me, but does Yoga." ta Ana this fall at a cost of since it is already known that the six indicted in Tallahassee felt so rested," a middle age Indeed, after four, two-hour $150 for meditating adu1ts and one very noticeable effect of July 13 and held under $25,000 mother er two reports. sessions meditating under the $175 for others. Meditating meditating is a marked reduc-bOnd in Forf Lauderdale, Another claims he can see tutelage of Roche, all reported students may enroll by paying tion 1n os:ygen consumption. could not be located. "the in.side of my brain" at they had mastered the techni-$J.25wbile1tudentswhowillbe Scientist! have measured the He said that if Perdue was the hoped for point where que. All agreed their ouUook given TM training along with decreue -as much as 20 not accounted for soon, he neither mantra nor thoughts ,.., ------__ ----___ _ _ __ __ __ percent -that meditat.ors Would "start tnoc:kln& on Temperatures - • ** (0@§~nf)n .. 1~~1.1n1v ·l'nLt ' Top gour summer '.witJaour pern1anent teal'e special Get • head scan on your prettiest season! r1ao. • aref'ree su mmer (or your hair with 1 so fr. natural pcrmancnc wave designed especially for today's casual loOk and your busy schedule. Sc:yle cur and conditioner included. Reg. 27.00. 11.SO Facials • .Mmicures Pedicures • Eecrroly1i1 trouble the mind. 'lbat mental ~~-· have reported they feel during federal judg.u' doors" to'.'.gd •late is described by all as a Study Fbtds Medihlttitn Slows TM se!Skm.!. an order demanding tllat'the ' E11elolu• appUed ••• pleilsartt, indescribable mo-J\ECREATION PROO government ~e bis.~~t. l rreat your eyes to a luxurious ., mentinmeditation. Body J•rocesses More Thatt Sleep • II~ •Spriggs ~ ... ~~ind ·· lringeoflong.thicklashet ••• R he d ·1 th In Irvine, TM tr.:ainina was Perd ' •".;. "~..,. the . d" 'd ·'I l"ed Th . oc regar s 1 as e -----------------_ _ _ ff ed --ues mowc: ,.tau 1n 1v1 Ui1.1yapp1 . eyre point where the meditator bas~------:---:~ 0 er u part of the clty'1 Broward County Jail, wlieri ,. custom styled-to you-to last ~" ' . ,. .,,, ...... '" ~ ..... .. ... , ff searched lnto his store of on life had unproved. All said SCI knowledge will b e 11.unme~ recreation program, Per~ttfi take:-: into cu .. ...t. -...... ~ p tO 8 week ZO eo "consciousness". It's a level of ,they_ y,·~·re glad th~'d be,iUr\ cbarfed'tlSO.' ··"" a_pcounbng for SOJQe, of t,00,e -llst l.qil ·a.· ·to~~ ~ u .. , •. •J ~11 ., • ' , thought common to al l med1tat1ng . · The need for course! in SCI in the Laguna Beach Jiving ne.1 ~~left 1-. 11 ·., ody , · ~.1 "4 1Bet!hi;!siw•11·~s,JlJ.1"1 l.f't!•"lll'J ?.~111 inai:ar.;o room ut , 1 • • ~ • ·~ ·~~Ii 11:.i '('"' l'I'"' ~!R·.,:!!J • .! l persons, he explains, but .a Two weeks later. at the first probably sprang from the · niarsJu~ls, · , · r<"'<> 1 plaCi! seldom rea ched in of a series of regular "check-wealth of serious research Into Further, Roche is working Sprlggs· Said the calls were NEWPPRT •: •I FASHION ISLAND e NEWPORT ciNTE .. J ' 'fo(f;Jf" everyday thinking activity, or ing" sessions where problems the ways meditation affects on a study of aathmatics who made.early.satutday mo;ninl;1 __ ::::•::::;:• =M::'O'::-:i-~· -:A;:N__:D_F_RI..:. _1.:0..::0..:0_T_l_LL.:__:9..::3..:0:.:;_0__:T..:H..:E:::R:__::D:_A::Y.:S.:.::.l.0:.:•0::0:,..:T:;.ll:L:_l:;:l:;O,:,;.:_• _ even in dreaming. encou ntered in meditating are people that has been un--are given TM training. Early but by ·mid-afternoon .lhtrei As Uie training meetings worked out, most group dertaken since TM became results, Roche sajd, indicate was still no word on Perdu1e•s progress, more and more ~ members returned. known. some relief of a s t h m a wbereaboutsi He 8aid he Jn. pie in, the room report hav~ng While many may be ex· The work done by Dr. !)'111ptoms result from regular quired locally, to see if·Perdue , experienced. at le~st fleetmg pected to continue meditation, Howard Benson at Harvard is meditation. might be being brought· to moments of inner silence. not all co ntinue seeking the probably the best known of all "One boy, who denied feel-Tallahassee, and wu tol~ no , Although such moments are advice of TM teachers they the TM mearch effort8 ing any better •ft er one knew. highly desirabl!• they are not have paid !or. The follow·up Benson, who has n eve; meditating," Roche no led,. T went y·three VVAW ac- sought. :·~~ Just happen. ~f service, continuous mailings learned to meditate, has pro-"was '1 ordered to continue tivists were subpoenaed be(ort they do 11 ~ ruce. U they don I and notices of lectures on TM ven that body respiration modltatlng by his doctor, who the federal grand jury hero ~t doesn. t mean the med1ta-and related subjects are part rates, blood chemicals and said he's been able to cut during the' Dem>eratic Na· ,. t1on wasn't good," Roe.he of the benefits of the initial other signs of rest are more down the boy'1 medication tional CoDv.ention. Six were.in-~ counsels. . fee. significanUy alowed by TM eeverely." dieted on the . cOMpiracy "~meti~es 3 meditation As a teacher of meditation, than they are by sleep, hyp-The next introductory lee· charge, and four others were session wtll produce ,, only Roche. who also is a fulltime nosis or drugs. ture In meditation will be held in contempt for refusing many, many thoughts , he student at UC Irvi ne, earns a The Benson studies make no acbtdu1ed in early August at to testify after being given im- sald, and m.~ny. heads nodded little more than S300 a mcnth. attempt to conclude what is Orange Coast College. munity from prosecution. agreement. This mean~ there In two years in Orange Coun· happening to the meditator's Information about the Scien-The veterans contend that are a lot of .~tored tensions 10 ty. he has taught more than 400 mind during meditation , but ce of Creative Intelligence the government was bar· !;E~~r~· GO' persons to meditate. have shown that _something program is available from rassing them1 trying to stop "As the thoughts bubble to With the addition of 23 newly definitely happens to the body SCI, Box 1491, Santa Ana, them from staging protes\.I at I · ed t h h s ·t1 processes. Cal1'lorn1'1 -02 th ti the surface cf the mind, the r~1n eac ers, sue as 1 Lj";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oi;i;iiii;iiiiii;;'iiii;••iiii;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;e~co~nv~e~n=o~n~s~. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.! tensions go." More nods or Cr1St of South Lag~na, t~e II agree ment. number of area ~ed~tators JS ANNOUNCEMENT • .. . . .• . . A husband and wife report expected to swell rapidly. increased feelings of con· Both Crist and Roche learned sideration have 'resulted from to meditate initially a t meditatioh. UCLA the national head· Part of this, they say, is due quarters for SIMS. There were to the scheduling demands of then no local teachers. meditation. The increase in the numbers To prepare for the day's ac-of TM instructors is no happy tivities, Rocbe urge!s a 20-coincidence. It results from .• minute session following a worldwide plan by tr he shower, bUt before breakfast. Maharishi to offer TM training FASHION;) ISLAl>J!l "The rest ~at results Crom to everyone who wants it. meditation has been scien-"It's .really very fun ny, you tifically shown to be, more know. .Maharishi spent a deep than that of sleep or hy.p. · number of years with Guru nosis. Most who meditate find Dev w~o hadn't been out or the the morning session will carry Himalayas for many years. them through the da y. Guru De v had shunned people Tensions accumulated as the for so long, he really had no day progresses ideally would idea ho\v large the world was. be released in a mid·aftemoon He sent Maharishi out to train meditat)on, Roche points out. everyone in the world about 13 "bui most people who work years ago and told him to get mu!t wait Until evening." it dOne in a couple of montha." Mail)I In this Laguna Beach Wilh the establishment of group reported the evening Mah a r i s h l International aessions were best. Like the University, first at Majorca morning, they art ac-and now at Fiuggi, Jlaly, the 1 EURASIAN CUISINE AND PUMP ROOM FEATURING THI CHIZ MONl9UE SPECIAL A ll1ndin9 of Choice St•food1 end M11ts in CHA GO And other Taste.Ttmpting Delights. PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT 7 NIGHTS A WEEK . HOURS: M ... .rn. ~-::: 11 ilt tt l tOO 1:00 .. lltto l :ff ... lt:tt s.o.-s...-. t--•-~-CHD MONIClUl·-- 11• W. 1M St. C-'M- l••"""" Ml-41'1 \ I . . . 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RllllOWlblt top, adjustable rtadlng surface, callers • , and lrondf1 famous Dlfl!omot finish an<f p1c0n wnttr1 "1at'1 in kttplng with tht Biggar quality, 33"" 13", htight ~lH. - SALE NOW ••• at ALL 3 STORES! 'ASAOINA • 610f. Color11do llvd , 792·6136 POMONA• 160 f. Holt A.,._, 629-)026 lANfA ANA• 11 10N.Moin Sl.,W ·l'21 I I • I I , i .. ' :.t.1 DAILY PILOT EDITOIUAL PA.GE Hiring • Wlth lncreulll& pressure from many aources, munJ. Cipal 1ovet11m.en1'1 ate applying more and mo%" effo!'} to rai&lnf'1118 peroontige of mJnorlty mem~• 01 their fire and .Police l!epartmenlll.t~ fai, .rrloit have reported di!· , ficulf)' In finding enougn qualiffed ipJlllCan\S. • ·1· • The fed,eral gove~eat now is ••Ylrtlthat qualilic• Ions don't autteri\lb.~~Cities must secure •better mlnor- Uyhl111lte•\jllhoUl regard to coJDJie!lli've w;ltten, oral . I ' or Pl!Yslcil 1gil)t.f iquiremOlll'S. . · Minoritie·s talned if fire and police department! are to function proper)y. Biding ·tor a Fall . We are indebted.lo Congressman Craig.Hosmer for this little bit of Wa4hln~onla. • The Justice ~,rtmenl fiN lold the Los Anfeles City Cou~ to bite 50 percent of it& new firemen rom minority grO\lp• until 240 blac)c and. Ji!exlcan·Amerlcan firemen have Joined the department. U the city doesn't, the .JUlilCI Depar\IJlenl said'il will go through the courts The ~ment of Hea\lh, Education and Wel!are Is considermg a $23,000 research program on "Tho Evtluatlon and Parameterization of Stability and Safety Performance Charactertslics of two-and tbre .. wheel vel!lcular T9Y• for Riding.• In other words, HEW want& to kno\V why lots fall · off their tricycles. · to lmpooe lf.l·dictates: · President Flexes Muscles It Is a deep . Pl'Oblem. Fe-.y wotild argue that 11 Is proper. lhat.-the-nUO..of minorlt)Lmem1iers ot Lfire and po\lce de11artment abould toagblj equal the ratio of minority 'citizens In uy partloilau<>mmunlty. The prob-le.m-u demonstrated In Los An~ and eJsewhere-ls · It is always amazl'll! to see aomeono cut.lh:ough In flndlnf quallfied·aPJll.icaiJls,iJI "'9u which tradition· government red tap .. with one swipe of the scepter. ally reflect poor educational lilckjrounds. · • ..,.. _And President Nixon did Just that last ·week In tough In San Mateo C6unty recently, tile sheriff waived iasl\ion when he ordered the state, the millfary and the all competitive test requirementl and·altnoun'ced he was • •• f~eral government lo gel together and mal<e San Onofre h irl l d t ~ach State Park a park Iha! the public could enjoy. · ng a nuJ!1ber of .• "u!'qualif _ed" minority .ep~ Y Nixon gave the .officials .aLa .Westerh While House sherfffs ecause ol a relatlvely1ilgh black population In meeting two hours to scare up a batch of equipment that the East Palo Alto area. ill w give beachfront visitors fresh water ~o drink and A deputy sher~' organlzationJ>ro\ested the action decent toilets. and a Superior Oollrt ~U4«•~»t!Jat .tbl\lqplllfica~s • • • • •• • lle<ause of the President's concern, ;We can expect must stand-that 1l S1mpfy 1&n I ng~t to.pluck any per-much more In the coming year al the six·mila stretch of : .son•o(t"1!1~ street a~d declare him e.ligibl..-for ~ d.. former Camp)l'endleton coastline. , , • ~ mandlllg Job be be lack, '!Jlije, -9• nlal,:. Mexican· ; • ., ~ ~ ~tru?ugh 't is ngt -:n Orlnge County facility, San '_::.. AmeriCan or ny oth hue~~·., J .. ··: _.:... __: J>c}jtf..e Will' n netheless llraw thousands-of visitors from But with the we1g t of !lie leaeral government be-our couoty. It is a splendid hereation spot for the lovers hind this new equalization maneuver, the entire issue of untouched coastline. -see!l)s _~ be destined for ultimate testing in lhe U.S. The President flexed a m~~cle or two for the public Supreme Court. • · • '.• last week. .. ' ·• ., . -, . I ' ' ,_ ... I 1 • . . However noble the.lnlenl of the feileral action, it ls Now, if only he could stretch a few more and help both unwise and dangerous to abandon all testing p:cr oolve some more vexing problems In our area ... freeway cedures In favor of equal right&. Standards must be mam· hassles, for instance? ~ .. Aff.' -~AT'S· ~ I.AST HURRAH.• Stable's Locked Dear Gloomy Gus Sex, Violence Rampant Why Not Legal Bullfights? But Horse Gone What William Miller was after the presidential campaign or 1964 is what Thomas Eagleton will be after the presidential campaign of 1972. lt ls bard to see bow eome organization, whether public or private, can much !qer e1C1pe responsibility for pell!lll· ting 1bae paranoid · okyjacken to board airllnerl. ' .. . ,; .. So far lhoae in both the public and printa --.,.have • • •. ; doUbl•·«1U11tC1! ci the 11 , q~I Wbift •it. 1¥! .,i!"J" put'lo ..... _.,. ·1' ' piracy. But Ibey can't cet away with ti lndellnltaly, be-• ca11ili 11 •bii"-nl nl• dd11t1,.,C•nta·~14t~ will oM'diy1be!Wfped ... ., ,. out n <ruh ClUled' br akfJIM!tJni: ' ., . 'l11eft )iublic oplilOD ~will boil over., and ev9)'r..ly will tet•u bUly u bell -the Conifeu and executive bureaus and all their tub-agents, the 1lrline executives and -all their 1ub-agentJ, aecurlly forces wblch can't secure, thousands Q f Americans and as many abroad. Hoonver <Wl<lOlll, the tuk must be faced. A# piracy has somewhat changed form sha the problem erµpled a few yeara qo. Flnt there were the polillcal fanatlca, beading for CUba and IUCb out· bacb, or Arab delperadoS trylng ID solve their Mideast frustration In a cockpit. Tbe fanatics are still around, but a new breed la operating. ,(.;~~Y<:E BRIER .. ) I TI\k -ffftUN ·reflects re.s.n' vf-., .. nail P.M. ho'"t ·• ·• • •• "":" ~. , 1• ~rllY !hose of the l\fWNI-. ,..,...._ •J'Oll. .. THE : MOST part,, t Ji e-y· are ,,_ ~ !'"""' "' GloomY. Gus. o.u ... '"J'°'. ' ®nntatandiaoking for b1&,11uiclt cash , " i • .. .. ,.. ..... ,. •-< , • "pataebutelc"afxl ... a~ ftw bout:I. ofi.pla.Ying .~.. •r "" ... ,,.> ~ .. ,.. J \< . .,"' 1'Go41Jtl1be'~.n ~ · ,., , " ; l'.)f~ , checkout counter at all air tennfuals. ' Most of them hiive concealed hand-One wouldn't know tile teclmology of the guns for sticking up plane ;.crews, and ~lectrooic devices for detecting metal ob- • many fave bom1:>5 or grenades, or aay ' Jects on p~ers abou\ !¥> ~fll'd, but ·• tfl<if-lll•e.l~J11111 by some1coclo!yed ,rll\t~:!'PJl!ll'G!>\IY W'1fl\.1ff~,.,p,y"-'t ··~ecfiiiOt\.1 Wlieri >•In filght ;•.l u.s I h g ;. i!ioy,.pul :!OI '"Wk Wlll\'!U\-}l\<Nll!f!!!'!·~Y "' otewil'*81es "to•-reach the fll!lbl..deek. "nµllj.\>er p ~ecent skyiacJ<~.\lllY~il<!f!rd· · The >slclpper then "has to• itnloi'm. the ·ed planef,wllb metal'\'~~-. 1¥bl~hc"'1!1Y passengers as delicately as -he can, and ~ came to li@t when theY., Jlt.e. eirbome. everybody ii terrorized. The crews '~only visible answer ·is ·bumbling in· . tllimpkly elaborate dodges to ccet the !Jpper . ~,roa somewhere. . , .. band of the: plrates In an inattentive mo-It is obvious that meticulous search is ment, but It's hard to outwit a pistol. bar· Inconvenient for airlines, 'and highly in· · rel waved by a maniac. convenient fol' passen&"ers. It makes ·for '1 So 'the · maniaci have often ac· ru.wy delays. But what do the' airliries compliabed their.end, though some. hive and the nati~nal authority prefer -fOssy lost their nerve u the hours passed. delays or· pnted planes: imperiling all _ FBI agents have done an excellent ;ib aboard? It ~n't be a mere whim. that air in, the desperate cir c u,m 1 t 1 n c.e s crews on ~e spot are demandin~ fool· preaenled, but their work remains one of prool security. . , )«:king the stable after the hcne is True, any put can say he has a bomb "stolen. (Editor's note : See MAILBOX or gan when he hasn't and there's no below). solution for it. But many a thug in a dark street has wield.ed a water-pistol , so it's not a new experience for the innocent. THE HORSE IS RIGHT there at the , I believe it was Oscar Wilde who said for by the script. But authorities would that far worse than not getUng what you ·Dot permit such a play to be enacted. want ~ getting what you want. What civil 1'No aociety can · be utterly intlifferent liberWians warited was a world in _ to the ways its citi7.ens ·publicly entert&in which Eugene O'Neill's .. Desir! Under themselves,'' uya.Kristol.> 1"Beatbalting t~ E;lms" could be produced, or James and cocldlglltjrig .,. .....,.blblted -"' In S. I. HAYAKAWA • Joyce's "Ul~u~ ~. : , :' , .r•" .,. .. ,, could be published, part out of ~~·for-the:IUI!~ ·with' the way tile Clliun in a ~cy Witboiit tnter!ertnce · ·~ ~ l1W'l.1.~~ ~~ """' views. hlmself-ll!J ·o1iu11111onS, ·bis tu. from !be law. ·~~.:r'inci~~;l'tf!fl!~; tentio11S,bis utlimllte·se11-defll1ll\~" : As a result of a who flocked ID wilnel! sucll spectacles. WORKS OF LITDlATlJRE, drama nwnber of . Supreme "And tbo·quesllon we face with regard and ari, entering inlD the secret places of ~ ~~1::::· ::r ID ~y and .oblcenlty ls..Whelher<-~ ihinds ~gb their m ~CJ. c, • However, sar,i~ =~::a~::=-~"itQ · "tft~ ~~f:~~~ k;"!r pornography and obscenity malting of us? W~t kind of hopes for a significant life, what estbeUc insights,. what ethical imperatives do we· dertve from the pro- liferallon of nudie shows and aex ex· h.ibitioM that constitute today SQ much of Kristo! ~ On ~ \.. ,J, will brutalize d debase our citizen 1s the · present " flood o f Democr.tic Idea m an citizenry." A,njerica" (!WP« and R o w 1972, '5/•. "They Ii av·~ aJs<i . got 'al 'Wotld BECAUSE 'lllJLU'IGllTING l!l ·l<ill1lly in . w. fi ) c h l\omosexu~t" ripe ~e• ' outside the traditions of EncltJh,spealclng place on the stage, in which !he,p/Jbllc people, i t. la. not·•bird· lo .get almost flocks during lunctl hours to witness anyone to agree that the lega.liaation .of varieties. of prct{~nal ~ornicatlon, in ·bullfighting would not be a good thing. which Times Square bas become little The apectacle of such killing would in· more than a hideous inar~et fOr tbe sale deed, most people would agree, brutalize and disfributlon ot' P'iiited fillt. tho! ·•nd debase oor cltlunry. ' panders to all lqiowil (and some fanciful) But cannot the same · argument be sexual perversions." · •made· against the. incredihle · w,ve of . There ls a curious lack Of logic in the oblcmity · that · confrontJ 111 today on . position of many literary intellectuals oo every : newsstand, · In every nlgblclub · the subject' of censor:shiP· On the one district ("JoJVE SEX ( Acrs, DAlllNG, band, they are likely to approve the bin-PROVOCATIVEl")~ and · .in . ,every ning of television commerclalJ fot liquor "adult" movie (0 BEGINS WHERE or cigarettes. They would · w<tcome HARD<X>BE LBA YES OFF!") .. regulations diminishing the amount of .The phrase "qUalllJ of life" bas violence on television progrartiS for become, aays Kristo1, a clicbe With children. · trivial meoninga a1)(I no serious ones. It the .popuJar culture? . We have no . dillicully, Kristol aays, clislingulshlog betweeo regulatory laws .goven;tlng, for example, '1cohol and cigarettes, and repreuive laws govern- ing them. Why ahould we not be able .to Impose a liberal ceosorshlp, u ~ to~ repressive censorship, with regard to literature, drama, moving pictures and ari' . , . "If you care for the quality of We in our American democracy," Kristel con- cludes, "then you have to be for censorshJp." NEVERTllEl.ESS, these same people are likely to oppose all cenl9fSblp of novels, books, movies. or plays •. whether or not they are clajn)ed to be ''art." . Mon~ay Quarterback "Whal reasoo ls there, to lhlnk..'' ~Y as-~acornfully, "\h3!' anyone wu cor· ~ery . ~ed view o( .the Democratic · 111~.by a book.?l'.Le¥ned .. pr~ •refers to utemals such u clean air and water or to. the private enjoyment of the arts. "Rar~ly ·does ii have anything ID do By S. l. HAYAKAWA President California State University . San Fra~ Gabr.iel · S~eks to Serve ~Eartk'Evfu-iwn. Notice ., ·• ,. To1.Qe Editor: " ~· On"July 1f, 1m tbe.foDowini"JVeef 1n : .. • ,,," ..... ,._. ·~ the Gloomy Gus. "When Presldel11'111llon • "li.e' 1 JLBQX ftnlsbes his vacation maybe be can -:..:-" .:.:Q lll:l\.· -'~· ~rtbi="'Su~' to1-'Wrt! for 1:1':·'.) ·~o::J~, ::i~· _,,. ••• • pu'WC e:repiti~ni;Of:S~~Ckers:_ ~\lien ,~, .l· ;; · ,t.~"i. l • • • i • get.Jlle)nai~to we.it !AA tri~liappy ",,,_ __ -....,... -_,., FBI arients foi the · safety 9J~~p~e , ~ ~,.:rJ: ......._ """:. \ ~ =: paSSf:lliers." It •as slgoed LEK ind · ... .....,.... ""' ,.. ,.......... Al ""'*"' """' •• . \ ~ ~""9>·~1-................ , --JRD. . •. ~ ~ -~ lit ~ .. ·'"""' II wffkletlt ........ nus is a prime example o? Mbn&y ....... •W ., "' ,......,, . · mofnlng quarterback_ins. 'When a !lfyjack OCCW'I the federal officers invcilved have to make an obvloUJly serious deCision. If they make this decision and everything lum.t out O.K. then no· one says anything except the usual news release. ''FBI foiled skyjack attempt." H something goes wrong as was the cue ln San Francisco then all the LEK's and JRD'1 clnme out of the woodwork and criticize. Has LEK and JRD ever had to make a decislon that Involved the same cooaequences! What would they do -lei the men go wllb · the plane, crew sod ,.-gen! It la I terrible moment whln the public offlclal that has been DAllY PllOT !Ioli<)'! N. Weld, Publiihcr · Thoma.r Keetlil, Editor Albert W. Bates Ediipricl Pogt EdllDr • <llJIO<W page of >he Dolly ilOt Mtkt to inform and i'UmU• Ille t9llerl by plft~ntln1 this # r 1 s 1 ·a oPnlont and eorn· • '°"°' ol lnttmt and provldlng a. ror<un •• r••• pf.' our TMdm' _ .... _ .dtnt.-.... ... .... _. .... to.Pq delegated the responsibility of making this declsioo is criticized b)' !be likes of LEK and JRD. On July 11, 1972 page 4 of the Daily Pilot has a picture of the pistol whipped ~pilot of the recent skyjack caper in Texas ... What if an incident occurred In the air over the Pacillc enroute to Russia via Alaska since that is where the San Francisco plane was supposed to 10 had It been allowed to leave S.F. May!)e LEK and JRD have somo · magic way of telling the family of any passeagen or crew lcllled because the .FW failed to act. I am cwioul what Ibey would oay U their family were on a plane that di<! ....Wt Iii the death « all aboard becaule of no FBI lnterfereoce, If tbe .situation eve: ~ where I am a J>issenger oncine of lheie ~fllihfs l hope the FBI makes their move, 1f they can, ·because if LEK.,nd JRD were there they . would· proj>ably drop ID !he floor crying tiysteriCally ' for · someooe to come and MlVe lhem. PATRICK BONNER Irvine l'ro,MC!Gover11 To the Editor: Al 1 ieader of the DAllJY PILOT (and fo1'J!er deliverer too), for most of my 14 yean, I nil!SI say that I am aettlog quite BniJ'1 "11.b JOlll' editorial page. 11-,... claim to be a "neatraJ• J18"'1' ~ l'h1 don\ )'OU print' a lew !ft'. ............... 1 I tJ.lolieod.Cihedlli1 _ ....... Wllloo~ A lot ol people are probablt 1etltnc a Pt~~en~ qtndidate. His ideas need to of ·· bttrature·. ~' tbe. Unl~ty . of ~ qplalned, not jusl cr,iti<:)zed. · . . C.lij'PrOia in ·Berk~y.,l'!\llied, ~I' oo • : , . J9HN MA 'rJn&ON moral barm lo anyone-.14 ·-from the publicaUon of LeOOre Kenaei'1 "The • ..,I ~'Ai_ :\& I ~ • ~ , ... , .. ,call•l-MC!Go1lern ,.J.ov~ Book." ·.nol .bec:a'!lt ·!fle:boq_twas To. the-Edi»tor : • ' • 'nol ·.......,~"·wu•-,.bUt tief·1~·ll -·-·'. . -~~:-....... ~art.'' ' ---.--' ~/1.&> an ana1ytic81 ,.,_<::,. .. .,··.·1.f· the ""':--.~ ;wor ,_: ' • ... ~·:if.--¥·-t. =· • ..... . )'OU Cll11!!!I bay• ' l! . "'!fl. ...., .. · Con;iessional Record; the #eec;heS. ai>d If YJlU. belfev• tbal no ·~ ...., itla!ed comments of oUr presiilenllal evtt. corrupted by aw, . are ~ not .cJl!ldlda!e diir!ng recent months .:... i've also forced IQ !be conclusion lhal .IJO one been sppalled by the confllcllng com-,ru ever Improved ,by a boot e\ther? Is ritents and opinions. so frequenilY !x· art . morally frreJeVint! ·Are bdoU Ind pressed by Senator McGovern. 1 plays and movies mo r a 111 y· 1 n • In this process, I came to the COP. consequential? J)oesn't it matter at all clusion tha t -in addition to being a what literature you read, what works of radical Socialist (a kissing cousin to a ari you are exposed to, what 'textbooks Communist ) bis expressed ideas and you_r children are. a8:'fglled?. reported opinions have more variations than the weather. NONE OF US tJ a total civil This includes ap apt>'alsal of bis libertarian. We all believe that there ls variable voting ~rd in Congress -omne point at which pUbilc authorities where he •eemed omable to ratiooalla should limit self-apresoioo, eve wben It Ills reasoning over any perlcil ot time -II serloualy Intended u art. A playwriJbl other than to urge thal we relreal from or a director ml&hl find -wllling Vlelnam with a conceded victory to tbe ID commit suicide oa Ibo ·lllC•, ~ called . docellful, rutbl ... , degOjltrlte, !lesidllb • • .• and diabolic actions of North Vlelnam. : • · Nowbete, · tn ui:f o1 bll> ..-11, Wl~fc · · •' could l ftnd a stalemtnt ccride.,•1'-'tbe . • enemy for lhelr recen~ Qffeoslvt violation o! tbe DlllZ 0i: thelt lalblt<11f~ to ' the l!ClllXenlions of, the lnterna°*1. Red ' erou· on 1he treatment of our. Pi1loner> of War. ' APJ18""1tly, he endont1 the CUTTenl l'lsit ol Jaoe Fonda ID Haool -with her traitorous, acurrilous slslemenls about the Uolted Stat.S ~ Jlaool. )Ils recommendation or 1 the use tof more women In governmcril'poMlbty..biclud• a cabin<! PQ!ll lor Jane tood•, ·• • If be ii so SUI:~ he can nt1ollste the relt.111• ol ~ POW's -I l!lliesl he plan • a quick trip to sit Iii ou.........r tbe -11· ed "nqollallng" " 1'lc ID,,J'W and thm proceed on to Hanoi to-lei! tl'll.I• J1""0 "Ole valldllf of hll dnam1 ltltementa. ., l, • 'J • AL N. llARES Otni1 del Mar " ' .. • .. . ' . ... · t 4. ~·n· ... , · :· ', , l ., , ' ( ART HOPPE J :.:fiCE:Nl!h•'lbt 'Bertenl!' 'lleal• Eslale Ofllce. Tile Landlord la busily mending a lime warp Jn.ibeJrtqea.ot.t~UOW...., h~ ·' ~ppUy . to ~U. His busmess ogeor, Mr. Gabriel, ·eolers,' a golden trumpet·uncler one arm, a heavy ledger under the other. air, by any r:eailst~ prlctl<\l;Of JlrOperlY Tile Landlord (bead bowed over bis · ~t, theY • ibould bi" been work ): And now a knot ID Ue it ol/, Ah 1 · evicted yeara · ago. , <lie·· raites his perfect job. Then ID · ' trumpet.) Should I ~ 1he . evlclion noUce bow slr,? • · •· trim tile fringes a 'lbe LeadJonr: Wl>al'!'uiai, G~! bl~~briet: Excuse .:r~· (~rlum~): 'I')~y're me, sir. I doo'tmeao ~ LudloN (bcindlQc .aprn to bis tolOUnd hnpertlnent. work): How sot Bui you must face Gallrlel: Looil' at lben, alr..LoQt 11 the , factJ. And. Ibo fact lnaane reuona they ~....,· ._ .. n ... II you'ff ntllY' eacll other, ~ is' def~ - l bolcbed,11, : reclanlJa ol eloll!. of varloua pollomo. , .'1'11< lm1111i (iCil' ' .• · '1'11< '•"""l(mlldl)'I' TJloil' bit ' ptlaed): 'Botc6ed Jl! NOi 11 : all,.· odd.· . • . . . • ~~ ! Qallrltl, .1L o o k al Ille ""1 Jbe Glllrlel: Oddi A lhtrd ai ll1lia mi w,ool l!!\¢wlnel1 preclae!y'wllb,tbe......, dylag ,of ~ Y°' the aild lllO • • • •. -· .olllen, lnlleo4 ., "°~ all tho food GUrld: •Not Iha~ llr. l wu ~ they need 11'11111 JOU1' 'bouDteoua sol~ of Earth. · • , • spend their' -• acurrytnc around In 'l\e I• ..... : J:orihT Ob, 1"11· EAnl1. ctreloa mtttW to occumulalt -Weaa My tlll)I ......,._ jewel. C!i.wnlnal A pieces.,,...., call money. botch, did you Mt, Gabriel! Why Earth 'll!t I vGri (noddlnc): 1111.imJO la .• ' • -..... Indeed. • Gabriel: I' doll1 mean the proper\J GOllrlel: They purpouly llilalo -· naelf, oft. • , U..,. inow tJ evonl11allJ lili.l, lllll drlnt Tile ~ordi •• , The 11)1111 lilluWUI cbemlcall to cloud -.._, tlliJo ••• of all my creatkinl. ~ Iii emy By you, 1lrl TllaJ'r.o all ilatl9''lhl11 detail. The setttnc awt111'e -pped f'rulteakes. And If J9!i ~'"1!1 lllem peak. wlldfio,....·eutll!lai 1 'llloanlahi the Yef1 -,.i, ·i-........ ...,; meadow, wbk ...... tlOuddlac .....,.. a 01-.1e ""I el u..· ...,.i1ted. ~................. Dlt..I I il ... ): 'l'llln'•- 1 . Glkiilt .J'loi!N,' olr, Iha jlroperty'I fMill _., tl1dentaDd. GQrW. .. uiaii II.'• --.... E): 1111at·· 11to1.,.., • 'l11e I • • (ltll*rll: A1,alp.', 'nlq ARI vsdlilMtd. Gabrid! M>ll II •1 ~nndall•t ' : Tool-~r Iii ..• Gii 91: .Jl'a air-~ I .... , Ytl, -ul bur!ll, bolol, ........ , llldi.110i1'1. -'Ml• 1 • •!fall 1 • .... • ' ' ! ' • • . . . . • • : FIRE • ( ' Chang& M.ny 'fl.urt Southland Consumers j lly AKNOLD S. ~MAN \ " ....... ~ majOr 11U1M* aeMnc-tho l ud THOMAS D. ELIAS UTBERlll ,~ 1 • '"""• mrh"''nc hd!!c Teleplaw, • A llUIHJOticod dlonge tit th e m ~ Telepbane, Soulbern c.Iif.mla i leadership ol ~ staff •119111'~ for the ' 1" · ... and Southern Clllforn!a G... ' , stale Public wutl ... Commflslon llllY ' '~ · 1loill of tbese lnc:rel8 came ... r tho t IOOll materially ol!ect the pocketbook! of • , ~ opposition of tho "inc!Opeildent" Soothern C8llf0mia .coosumers. nii>re ~!ltlall llld fniewil!I of aiil(•ttomey1 for the COIDlll!a!oo. Tbetr , l!'he chaoge occurred l&1t month wben other ,1 _.., • Ibo _,,_,, ulcL • suceesslul campaJcn w11 clear'1 • tho PUC'1 IOngtime chief counsel, Mary ·--. -c:;-:T opial the Pacific Tdepbooe boost. It •• -·-· ............ _ .. wbldl ...... • ....... b n • Moran PaJallch, wu -tiited a San ,. ·~• "'"""• ,_.....g the attorney• are clv Francisa> 14uo!cipal Court Judge. c:eros Vtome. 1• cl-lo tho PD~, _.,..II and cannot bie fired t.. flcblli>C · caminbtion , • commiuion, they CID be 'P'O'l!ud. ' THE COMMISSlON In a ib.,j,Jy: • ' Md , many of the stall lawyers op- ' vote sel~ a fonner lbs es 'TBE~Vll Ille PUC lawyers amcb • pll'el!tly feel they will be pmaUH<f "1 lawyer JUll lhne years out of law• · or lhe I fol' !alt moolh'1 landmw!r lbelr new boss If they don' lllluckl1 u her repllOmlHSll. , , decisiOn ·llil llOle SUpr.-Court !IDder to the commiu!-.. Several atlorneys cm the PUC lloll say which . o ' l'odflc 'r.leplloao lo they Jear the, lhlll lne8111' an· end to tbe!r return tllaa '141 mlllJm lit _. · ~The ------~~ .11,11a~ .... sumer lnttrests tiefore lhe live-man...,. · • Pl!ciflc hu ~ lllat mlss!aD "'*'1 II sets rates IOI" j>rMfet,y. 'i!eclston to· \!Je U.S. Supreme Court. ownejl utllitieJ In c,Il(optia. , The l1l'O ~ PUC attoneys .,;i,. In ,,,...t lllGlllhs, the Puc bis eonie ' baiidted lliO c8'e reportedly cooperoted ;' nnder 'fire'"~ lhe l:q!ll1i\ut, 'the· , .liilly with !a,wyen-for the cities of Los stat•'~ lhreO largest cities "!)d ~r . ,\rlgeles, Sali1 Diego and .San Francisa> grnr=or grant~ allegNiy. etcealve and ,C91lf(ml .. groups which brought the , r<te kes to !tlepMlie, ps dnd' eleelric · ..Wt. com ~ ~ .· ~ . , · .. ~'Jlbt JJ(.Aµgust 1, when Mathis moves And the, inereases woWd have 'lieen ·'·lri!!>~(.,_ PUC Job from h!J CUIT<lll : even blgbei:· "i!:w~ t -t.be,. aafesa.ive · 1"-~:~adlstant to the Federal Power work of tbe .. ltwnrJ.'r,-~alms ~on's genera'! counsel, the prac- . Charles Mattson, 1epuiy W,~eles .li,ce :W-giving vital inloimation to eity attorney who iB regularly, as~ to ~tsiders will end. li'htlng nte lioo•tl. before tbe PUC.' ··'"I do not think the PUC staff sbould , Mrs. PaJallch gave bu .-member 'provi.de informatioo. to outside attorneys 1 legal staff virtually free relb fl1 .0pp0oing as It did in the Paclllc Telephone case," ' proposed nle lncreuel during ber ten-Mathis aa!d in a telei>bone intemew Utt: of more than sli: years, according to from bls W ublngton olnce. "The ltatt : vel<!nm attorneys who speclallt.e in utili· lawyer's duty II <»mpleted wben be has ty cues. given b!i odvlco toi!be -mils!oo. "II 11 the -Im that llnal!y mUel·lhe publ!c'interest decision. TliO lawyer'• llmcl!m ts not to make policy THEY SAY •be rarely penalized her attorneys when they publicly criticized commission decisions and she generally allowed them grest independence. In fact, sources close to the com- rpi.ulon contend Mrs. Pajallch was elevated to the judgeship because she allowed her lawyers such independence clod. could not be controlled by the com· ril)!slon. · The PUC's new chainnan, however, denies this. ''There have been some ques- .tlons as to whether Mrs. Pajallch wa.s kicked upstairs," Vernon L. Sturgeon of Paso Robles said in an interview. ''The answer to that is a flit, absolute 'no.' She • t~ the judgeship becall!e it Wll to her put advantage." · · . Bui Sturgeoo cmceded be expects her .iouCQISSOr, 28-yUN>ld John .P, Mathis, IO ~'a tlihter ~ on the tegahtall tllaD dld Mrs. l'llJal!CIL "Ile wtD amcentrate . -' •I ~. .. .,, '' .. . decisions." I • MATIDS SAID be !eels once the PUC makes a decision, be would frown on a staff attorney "trying to thwart the com- mission" by providing information to "those who would appeal c11e1 to the state SUpreme Court. 1 But whether or not· the PUC has ac- tually been making decisions in the . public interest ls now und'tr question. The I.e&Jalalure's prime opponents of recent PUC oc:tlvltlet, Democrallc Sens. • Tom c.mn of 8111 Fenw>do, George . MOocoae of Sllll Fnn<llco.and Alfred Al· , ~ of 8"' J•, UVI la!tlated ID of. '. !lcial !ilYOll!ptlon of~ Ibey call tho ·co=>Jt•""'.•~i: ~c·w ~-~;;, .• ~-Ill-~ In rple .1'~::.~~J ~t:·· a.c;;::!":r o~ ; i1..o: .: .. ~ IS a fear ln the lloll that the DilJ'th!ef -1--of h!i youtb _, lnuperieoce -will be much mon •asilY 1!11¢pulated by the -a&m-Im: -predecesaor was," uya one lelilOr st8ff attorney. Mathls".oge and relative lnesperience were cited by the two <»IDJ\ll•lonen who voted against b!i •ppointmen4 Tbomas Moran of San'lliego and David W. Holmes of Madera, as their chief reasons for opposing him. Tbe new chief couilsel'• only e•· perience prior to workbig for the FedenJ · Power Comm.lssion wu 1 ¥.a yean as a junior attorney In the 'lalge Loo Angejes law firm of Latham and Watklml. Mathil, •Harvard Law Schoot graduate, said bll work for ihe Loo Angeles firm didn't ID- volve any utility cases. '!'be !dnds ·of penalties that could bo given !mubordlnate PUC lawyers, ..,. conling to Mathis himself, Include "put· ting them ooto minor cues Involving water works end such." TIDS TYPE of oblivion might be un- comfortable for staff lawyers, but there wouldn't be much they could do to pre- vent It. Because of the fear of such penalties, one staff lawyer confessed, "If I could leave at the same salary, I would right now. But there's simply not much of a market for lawyers who 1peclalize in utility cases. 11 1be upshot of the changeover is that utilities will probably find less resistance than ever before when they file future apPUcatkm for rate increases, claim aeveral attomey1 who pracllce belore the regulatory -bo!IY· And thaf eoU!d mst Soulbern Calilornio ...,.._., -aJrudT paying blgher ~aiia ver before -'-mllllons moro ~· ' , . . .;~Food ... <fi~,ddisW~ig - I · '" 1~1;.,;.,.,., r• ·~ T.Kf "'>t 'b Ma .,~1;,i1v1fl' fl 1 ••1' "'' 'l'" '(!- hlem j : .. ' • :1 ''>I' By HENRY HEINZ ll .. , Cbalnqu ol Ibo " B. J. Helm Co. We art a nation of nutritional D· literates. Despite a wealth of •tllic knowledge of nutrition, ton 1111111 of UI do ' not know what a balanced diet lo and .. 'Ignorant of the e.ventlal nublmb "" )iOtd and tbe foods that contain th!m-'We have an abundant food 111PP17, ,.i ...- eating habits are detqloiotlug. ' And It II DOI Just the poor 'Ibo are of. ' feoted, though lo--income -.... doubtedly fare 1... ...n nutrlt!anallY than the average. Tbe U.S. Depai'tment of Agriculture· ~eports that the pere<11tage of households that met or exceeded the department's ," .de.f!n!tlon of a good diet dropped from 60 to 10 percent from 195$ to 1965. Nine llercent of families with incomes over • •10,000 had diets rated poor. "" ~ , " '., ;--f!~ . ' ~imiaed.mtll: ~ ·prpblegt,;~ptll)IJIOlllOll-~--8fdeDI~ lhi 1.en -blot! MaJnnlrJtlon '.,-1•1111" J ! D cl 11,d e di"' ..... ,. ' • to thnHhn~ •-~ overeallng u ...n u lnlullldenl food -. el 'll:t """"8 g ,ir:r.-:-: • a..., iJ !mfdiolta. Ill• effects ara -not Im-, faollab and.c:Ostly ea""" habits. medlale1' appamrt. <Jbellty,.lor eumpJe, · .. · """8tltulel a c!ef!nlw rllll t n _ MANY FllLLOWEllS ot the food fad- c-.iar and other metabolic . ~ feel lbeY ... been milled by the ••· and ~~-....._._ -•vertls!nc cloiml of food and beverege ;' babilL ~ __...... ~ llnna. At 1eu1 tbelr e!lorta to chance In the ..... of cldldmt and lnlut• their eatlnii blblll !ndlcate that they food ·-are por\lcalarlJ ..naul'. wont to lmpro•' tbelr food Intake, but 11ece11 lladlel -"" by Tbe Nutrl-Ibey do not !mow or UDdentand modem !loo Founilatlall, . wb1c11 hu ptowwed f o o d ... i_.. ID tecbnoiOIY and, nutrition .-ardt fot Ill yUn, lndble therefore, distruai P'OCeoslnC • D d lbll -In -.... , • ..,.. modint qricullurol methods. permanent mental and p b ·y 1 I c 1 I U-tel1. la lhelr cltolce of natural retardation. • ·ot l!Kalled orpnlc foods, Ibey often ' ~ .iarmln( and sell-damaging lg· LOOKING BACK, we 1 e e I b a t the nonnce of nulrtt!oo. We blve erlenllvt United Slalel IU!fered from endemlc !mowledge In nutrition today but, un- rna!nutrillOD u late 11 ltlO -fortunate'1, the faddllta 111d lhelr con- widespread peliacro, rtcketa, goiter. We verts .. not benefiting from 11. made great _ ... from the mJd.4Git to OJang!ng life ltylee aloo contribute to tbe mid-50I. By tho 1-, however, ...-our 1l'OrllelliilC · eating hab!la. Many -bad not 'only baited, but we Wnilles-il6 !Oiil'ei" eat together. Tbe THE DEFICIENCIES broadened over bepn""1liP'8c~ ~ '1 -·-·,'-,lilt',btfktence and ell the deca~ due to ~used Use of milk, . ·o.1r•':.,,.,.,..l, tOdly la .,nlnarUr ..,. of " flllllllJ ~;ou{flir.· lnd!vtduals who milk products, vegetables and fruits and ,_!::""""potmded "-a__...._. ar-•llve•ol!b! or -lhelr own mtals to an increase ln anacking. A 10-state .. --·"""'! "' --•-''"*·liii .a'-of anistanned, survey recently cotJjpleted .by the U.S. ray of· Ul1IC!ef Ile ... and lltiClel. ·~ltiiialif-lt"lbicb. Public Heallb -~ !!bows j!let _.:::btf..:.=t~ :~ .... nl' >'.0>r..lt <''Tl!.•• · malnutrition II ~ widely ..,,..'!be · '-Jl'Oll.1r&l!a LIVIN&tn povorly, more Uni led Sta tel and that anemia due to Food laddllm "' becoming • •Ilona! !' olOqiite ~ fiOi1 _.mo muat be iron·deficlencl'lo'1l·~th inlJl<m.•Ad ..... '"' ....,t1*ic fl'!"' ..... led by .... !iigful -· ' : ; -'_ • 0 . . _· .. •. . • ' ,,,.... ~-jorltf. niililibi -Is j .---"-~--:-7-:-::-~--~· -:· '.'"": ·::: .. :---:. -:-·-::-·~.,::· :-::;-. I .s.:.It ~. bpi 1h7 are not cettinC it • • ' ~- •. •• At Tlrnn It Leob Like Separate ~· • , • lut \.ooic A.....,. todoy., . , ' . TllOre are, Ill be oure, many procroms on nutiitioo .educatlall m effect in the United ~ but they are tOo dllpened. Tbo llePortment of Acrlcullure hu lh«mndl of "nutritloo aides" wbo give basic nutritional advice to molben. It prints and distributes literature oo lbe 1 u b J e ct. A few school l)'lleml and unlvenities provide IOme tralnlng in natritlon. Bui moot do noth!l)I. And nowhere, to my !mowledge, II there • coord!nated apprnoc1t to tndtirc the 111bJecl of natril!on. • We -bt1lrtlloo education~ 11 tba at• I-. llld ! o c •I levelo llmed -'81'1 •I children. leacherl In -and In lnlnlttc. -and ex· Jedd molhera lite[ beallb pa ... iel It all lnela. TO DIPLElilENT IUch pnllraJDI, !llele ll'wl nqulring the !nc!Ullon of l'RltrillCll In the curricula of e!anentary an4 -ry ... hoo!I and In telcher training' need to be palled end effectively · Implemented, better teaching malerioll have to be developed 'll!d, u 1 111p. portiq _oc:tlvlty, --llld radio -.... ,!mog!ilatlvoly. ,,_ ifltln effort mllll bo tailored to ...-cl!angjng way of life. If -people ,...,.... -on 1 ~ of ID8Cb 11111--11 taken II odil bouh, Iba! II their cbolce, bul t11eJ -1111 tho -lllb ltlonal balance flt lhelr food • • do lbala wlto eat the tr••hme! U..... -mMllada7lf...,lmlw- U., wd. dtaooo wllel:r 11111111.,._ ~~ • llldr .ca wllll milk, !rlltl' and • • • • DAILY ,!I.Of ,4. f • • 'Vnstable, 'Radical Extremist' . G.Qldwater Gives Up-.. ,.Title ,· on Sept. I, 1961, one of my Senate col- ..,... placed In the Coogr ... km•l II--' bla opinloo of my candldacy for ~t on the Republican ticket. II llld, "I regard Mr. Goldwater u I be molt unstable, radlcal eztrem1st ever to effect that McGovem'• campaign closely Jae1Dblu the Goldw•ter effort in 1961. I reject the premise <»mpletely, 111d I believe that 1s one of the principals, I am enUUed to a few observations : nm for the Preslden-• IF MY PROGRAM WU radical, II WU ""I In either polltlcal ~ that "IY only because the Democratic party." T uberats 1n charge of the Congresa. and Tbe Identity of my the White House had failed to provide well -wishing col· ~ ~ leadership and pennitted this nation to league was Sen. Mc· (if-l)":'!. ii drift into i r resp on s i bi Ji t y and Govern of South Da· lawlessness. Showing a detennined effort tota. Whal happened to reject our assigned role in the world, in Miami Beach on they drifted toward isolationism. Wednesday, July 12, I believe that in 1!168 when people permits me to relin-began to understand what the Republican qulsb that title. Party meant, they . opted f o r U there ever was any truth to the responsibility and elected Mr. Nixon. dalm that my views were radical in 1961, Anyone who thinks my campaign has they pole by McGovem'1 postun In 1m. any llimllar!ty to the one cooclucted by U "11 of my~ were radical, they George McGovern sboiild illii!enland _.,,~,ocnened -bf ·a credible lbll I wauldn1 pro-,.JDuch !eA vote tiJat!o!'a!"--~bf SiC!etary for, bla ldeu on amnesty for this nal!on'• of~ .... '@~Lain! 8! ~and • d...,._. llld dnftdoclgers, his news.on • congresaman named Clari es GoOOeJI of 1"111ng•-dllldren 30 or nx1re mllea to ·11ve New York State u co-d!a!rman. • ·~pPelllDce or raclal..halance •. ot /Iii fl' ,.-' !1" ' 'I " , .. , " ridiculowi defense proposall,Whicft, .IUg• D' MY IDEAS were radical or ex· gest.a cutting $3l billion out of our treme, they were radical and extreme in delenoe budget regard!ess,of the nalioo'• the riglil ~; In the =·of ,r oeearlty, do 1«1 11 .. '"'"' lil~'llllfVnile<!•Stlllii"al' "'~'°"'h!i;iplon !or 1lllllatel .... Cli!l!i of .. and abitila;-·tathi!1ttireet10b'tif · · in l .Us.~ fOl"Clf9l wigned .. 111, N~fi .. lOUf • ancti end!nt'lhe 'l'Jeinam"Wii'ln 'till! year . EiuOjillil llhleld, ·and ·his .suggeetlon to 1165,·lfn the'Ydltectku or ·tort~'the ,,cut ·the-number of OUf' aircraft carriers vut lmbllan~ for liberallJm ·m the' na-from 18· to -8. tlon'i couru for'rituming"law and oriter ' to Ibo llreets of our natloci'• capital ond throughout the country. Yes, I,.... eome of my Ideas were extreme ml ndital In Ibo sense that I bel!eYed there wu a point beyond wblcb permilllv.,,. ceaJd •DOI move If we ...,. to !!left olf lllll1'ch1 and teep the nation sale. Ewr olnce McGoV<JD ~an to move up 11 the llkely llemocrllic candidate for President., I blve mod and beard a Jot of bopub from Ibo nation'• pundits to the LET ME BE very, frank. even tsc- lloall)' I •raent any linking of my name ·with a man whose plans for the security of this country have been called "aimple- mlnded" by some of the top aperts I know o( In this colinlry. If you w a n I to gel nd!cal, you might carefully resd McGovern's aug· geatlom for •:welfare prognm to pay ,l,lllO to every Americon flmlly or• tax progrom which would om '65 btlllon """" per year than II taken In. II Is ex· ~ARRY GOLDWA1~m- plained glibly Iha! th!J -would <»me from lleeper taxes cm Ille llPl'"r middle-class. Some estimates have claimed that h!i tax program would cost peraons earning $20,000-$25,000 for a family of four an in· crease over existing taxes of ,1,000 and an enormous $4,021 more for those on an income of $25,000 or more. It 1hould be understood that these fleures would be in addition to the tax rates already paid. Wben you !!lart <»mparing McGovern with Goldntes, you must remember that I never ouueoted or thrutened to bolt my party cm the U111111ptlm lltol ti would not go aimtc with what I wmted. .,,,.__.. •· .. AND FINALLY,,I lhou!4 like toJlave II remembered lhM · Goldwa\er-.1,,never clll!gld · 1 llinllo ':lrildllt,ln,,h!i,·quesl (or vol<!L ¥r· M.GoM 1--~ pav· ing the way to go ~ Oii h!i -ii in a number D! lmportaal arua. 1111 lbong for -pollllao-right E -•••••11 ,...,...,_.,..uni ...... ""*"'° I Occepl 11111 flcl: ";IJ'.'11 'Sen. Eagleton of lillllour!, ~· run· ning·mate, uplalnocl le. l'lflGrlet;l.,lhat be hu been· .-it becl\IH II w11,.felt be would belp ibe ticltel by being from a large urban area, by being a Roman Catholic and a number of other atrictly vote--gettlnc' propositions. Prior to I h a t, McGovern bad 1taled many tlmeo Iha! be wanted p~' · y a man who COOlld 1tep in and do a job u President If uytblng happens · • With all due respect to my many good Catholic frimls, I believe a Protestant could perhaps do the Job. Attaeks a Tax on a . Tax Liquqr and Cigarettes ln~lude 'Hidden Charges' By MARY K. SHELL THE PROBLEM (lo the state, DOI the c..-i.1 ,.... lfn'tce comumer) ta that oil companies decided SACllA!illlNTO -GallfOmlanl · are loiJg·..,-lf they "'1'e 'IOllCto1Je·p1¥in1 <»mpljlnlng'ibout'the new'laliS 'fii'oo spedal \R"i' ""!r llJll!if!'d OD oljter guoline,1 ~ It ii"• ·tar'Clf·a"tU,". mnufKtunrs, ~#1 eour •tr i!nCe II Is aiinputed on the total Illes <UJtomen were going to !mow •~I • prtce of If'• which ~ 7 centa !!late ~ ... ~ 1 .. ~., ..... _,,.....,_ highwoy mm'fu and 4 cetits Federal rou ve oeen .,. o-. .., ""' fas excise tax per galioo. Wlnl1o tlta),ffO!e lbi!"ptlca 111f"4s,Bpq;n. U 111"¥ enlerprising coosumer or con-• eludes'µ <'ln!I for 1'edelt/. and'-tax· 111mer ~ wants to do .,: ftlla•~llon ~~'~'an oometlt!it a11ou1 this 1ax. .. • tax, .1a· to ~" • ..;. ·dedtld ·the bowever, they ahou!d also prepare lo a~ tack the meibod of taxing sevei:al other IDICllllll of ta• .. paid from their income products, DXlll notably liqnor ond tax. cigaretteJ. · On !lie other hand, manu!•cturers of li- Facts Show Single~ omen quor and cigarettes have also been singled out for special tanllon, but they have elected to !dentUy these taxes 11 itarl ol. the purchase price paid tcir ·their P:...... • .u. -' , .... ~ ... , ' ~ Ycill ,BJll'. • gallpi ol,~ed Jjqaor, 1'111 IJllY a :;fl., W< 11t1 fll worth .of fJd«rai and 1tate excise .tua•l!O.IO ..Fede!ll and $2.IO state. And lllat l>'Qt ol ~'"' JQU .buy !nclu11e1 11 ce(ltl 1n Fedehl and ilate tueo, on wlildt '.)'O\I pay ... tu:. ' 'In _,. inltanceo, the hidden 11¥· - the manufacturen' and distributors~ llx· •• -exceed the pr!oe of the produd. A State Boan! of Equ•llaat~on 1pokesman Is !IOll!ew~t astounded over the public accusalklal! that the gq "1 .. tax Is a "tax on a tu.• lie !nalstl II )I no dlHermt than a "tu on lhoet" for ex.• IJl!ple. Less Neurotic Than Wives The ales price of a1-an 11111111 ... lured products Includes -blddm Ill· ... Ile polnta out. • '1'81': PUJLIC Din -thilea '.'bid- A hair In 1 mole, COlllendo • medkll man, lnd!colel said mole II beniCD- BAS ANY U.S. Prel!denl ptllllclf It. leoded a proie9lono] borJnc ma!dt! MENTAL llEAL'.l'B !!latllllcl tiidlcota alngle . ....,,.. are less neurnllc Utan wlYer, the aingle men are more neuroUc than husbmds. WHAT'S responsible for the 11Cier> - tif!e!ally proved. lad that a rabbit'• ears go · limp when It dreamst ... 'THE GAMING t\oy1 calcul1t• ihe undel'~llbje bets not!oowlde -ber the legal wopn • by al>oDt u to - AllSBNJC DOlloo> lnl " Alfred llltdtcoclt'• preform' math-"of D\Ul'der1 he 11.)'1, •'fl'a IO clean, IO oadllllc, ...i Ihm ore no troces," be ' den'' taw wen• a pDIDt(asgdfnt, '("----..-. -..,.--.. ) = on-:".::i" .:.e' :'.:! L; M. Bo>Vn oome lndl<atloa -Iba public -'AU .~ -i.!lle '!fo)l .tUa~-· .. 1txl _....,. ___ _.,_.._____ ~ = ';E'CM+11wr we • • • • And ,.i, _._ ,..,t.i ~ of Ill dallnl. '!NI the man hu 1o-.~11Ck wilt ll\ID1 ~ !Dlormtd Ill Ills. bands." SJr, if ,.. wllh to ... electonle? 'l'benl .. -.. lat of aoil!8 tholoclia lhJa ~!•youraelf item ln a here In the le=lure about pr«edilltl "How to• manual, pleose c:radll Mr. the conaumer. • a tU on top of 1 lti\cheock. tax _... • llranp -of ''proeeO! QU£111D-Q. "Who Wll Lemonade Lucy?" A. Pftoldenl Rolber!oi.I B. Hayes' lion." .• Just because the poor -r ~ been forctd to poy -~ -puled salet taus !Or JN"~ )lllllel wUe. l'llwerfu! personality, llrL Boyes. It "'°"' palatable. · &lie 11111 Giiiy ft!Ultd to .,.;, IDJthinc 'ftwre 11 oo kw ,..wilic fhl!I llronpr than llult Julte In tho llhlte maaulacturen' .. d!tl-•· -i. -., bu~ ibe ll• boDtied . bllllardl. ldmUl!'f' 11 part_ of tba pardl 111 trlouf Wboi> obi -not Cll tho ..... , ••• ·~ 'tblit -lie 0: !llCFlurJ joumollat "note deecr!tied )(r. ~.. flnl .., If tho tax •• la la .... Ad4t1 PrelidmL .. , • lbolilbld. • • • q; "Nomt Iba DlllMll of all beuti." 'l1lla _,w to i. ........ llr a A. Tbo ~ I ll)', Wllat •'°:lOll , "°''""" orpal!ratlllll ...... "a viy? • · cause. I • •• .:I' T -d "" "r ·ii. ,,-, .1 .. ew .a.Ne& on,.~~ ..I'•; ·~ .. ~·.:·.'~. .. ~;::;' Harbor ~glfe"~ ... Q;p~~:,f or Business f;'tO~'t41!"'.i. .• ;., ,.· f''-:::! 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' By CANDACE PEARSON ' .a,~· ,quire · feet .and three c r I tM n al tr i a Is a n d spends the ni&il! there. or"' Dlltr rntt ,,.,, courtrooms. preJbnlnary hearings take Court hours are 8 a.m. to 5 Moving a court of Jaw -. ·•. 1'. he. temporary building, plaCe. · p.m. wee.kdiayiiisi. iiiiiiiiiiiiii deakJ files benches chairs which inclades a 1,500 square Division two ts for criminal l judg~ and all _ ' in on~ foot detentio~ area, is "so arraignments, three for small $ CASH $ weekend is not an easy. thing much larger than the old claims and four for traffic to do bulldings Mrs. Hamlin said, cases. ht & 2114 R. I. LOANS Bui tmployes of the Orange that "we feel Jllllll"lolls in ll." When divlalon one Is • St ,IOO to SH.HI County Harbor Jud t cl 8 l The courthome was planned overloaded, the' other divisions • ••••••••ta. ,__.. Diltrlcl Court managed it with to be adjacent to the proposed take' some of '\ts cases when • c_,,.,.. ft -lbou\ two months ago Newport Beach Civic Ceoter Ibey are flniabed with regular : :.; ::=" -CAU IJlll now .. flnnly ensconced complex m N~ Ceoter bu!lnels. 8 In their new tmporary faclli· until that ·city s v o I e rs '!'be marsbab, beaded by Lt. 47 •5200 ly 11 4201 Jamboree Road defeated tbe city ball tdea In a Lei Doyle, serve subpoen8!, RELIABLE Newport Beach. ' bond election. and W!its of execution for ar~ 'Jbe court The pennanent strueture -rests and bring prisoners to or...,. Ct. tffk• (nO 77HMI <t•H toUtcl, If f'O!ll RaOl(l..i Snl!."1 Slflct 1H1 . ctosed Jrs doors on with 60,000 square feet and the detention center y,•bere a Friday 1" Santa Ana and eight courtrooms -also will they await trial. No one opened for buslne" at 8 a.m. be bulll Qn Collins Company·,--'-------- the next Monday l~·~e~rt land, aboutaquarterofarnlle Be~ch. court Adm 1n1strat1.ve north on Jamboree Road. Officer Margaret Ham J 1 n lt won't be ready for about agffld this ··~?'ed. t~ke an 1w .. and·a-hai£ to three years. accompUshment. When the 44 administrative The court's dlstrTcl i~Iudes employes and 18 mar.ahals all of Costa Mesa, Nfwport · move in there, they will prob- and Irvine. Last year, there ably be'Jolned by sill j\ldges wore 123,111 liUngs at the. Mrs. Haaiun sitd. 1be court court, representing about a 17 will be eJpanded to eight percent increase over 1970. ~ when the caseload Mn. Hamlin ~ Ille .. , -llla:~s-. ,_ • peels a similar or even larger~ ~e presiding judge now Is lncreue in felony, mlsde-Everett W. Dlclroy. Other manor, civil .. small claims justices ~ Donald llwlCao, lllll lraflic casa this year. Calvin P. Scbmtdt and Selim The ttmporary building, S. Franklin. looated on Collins Radio Com· 'nle court u divided Into Pllll' land, bas. ~.000 iquare · loor.aiviitons. lliv"'°" one I• feel lllll lour courtraoms. 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OelrY ........... , Many of our Orange County judges and lawyers often tell me of tbelr admirallon for lhe Brl"'1' ·fl'St"'1 G( jusllce I obaorv, ed u a joomallst tor many' years. And many of them. have poln\ed out, ju.st as often, that the British court!' innovation' of today la the American courts• treni:I of tomorrow. 11 that is so, then many of tho.1e who believe we have gone soft on the criminal are in for a pleasant surprbe ln the form ol a Cl'lmlnal Law and Revision Com· mlttee report that """"1tly came Into my hands. That I.oodon-bued committee, appointed by the government and comprising some •ARLEY of the nation's outstapdlng legal scholars, ended an eight.-year study of courts and the crime that fills them by urging amendments to rules of evidence that have lncreaslngly tended to favor the criminal. Those rules, the (ll'OUP says, "tend nowadays to be too favorable to criminals. 'Ibey should be less favorable to the defense while preserving n e c e s s a r y aafeguards against injustice." A British barrister friend tells me that lbe recommendations are being looked on with great favor In all tho •P(l'Olliate bJgh places. IJp-<macldnc ..-utors, be says, are eagerly 1wlltln& lhe day whoo they can operate oo in.-prlnclples, I can env1$loir a few local ~ drooling over 'thtlr lndictmenll JI U.. kind of changeJ! are,-lplroduoed Into California law. Let's look at a hlgbllght or two from the report: • Defendanll should no looger be allowed to refuse to testily under oath. • '!be rule that treats bearssy evidence as generally inadmissible shou1d be greatly relaxed. • Police should not be required to cau- tion suspects tlu\t they have a-tigbl to re- main silent. 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THE NEW FUNDS are Olt- pected to come from a Reagan admlnlsb'atlon-spooaored plan to provide sa.35 million for drug abuse conlrol. When It clean: the Le11Jlature, the money:wi\1 be used primarily In tl_xpa nd l"ng California'• methadone maintenance pro- grams. $ Dr. CIU!on ·J. Alex- ander, aulhor ol a Ml()ook, "Hoiv to Klci..!M>~aillt: A Gui~ to Drif•\itltiC!rawaJ ," say the money represents t""t?,'• drop In the bucket !or :.ouiqern Calllom)a'1 needs alone.,.. Alexander, medical ~advisor for • a lederally-IJ>OOIOred methadone p r o g r a m in Tualon, Ariz., says he believea methadone programs are the liest method now available to · Death Notlees '#ATHIH Jelln ltolMrt W1tllen. Ate Tl, of 10112 ~Ill Orlv1, Hun!lnalon leach. Oat• of Nall!, July 20, 1112. survived br wlf1, De1sl1 W11111n1 1on1, M"urlt• ind John ltot>ert Jr., 111 of Hunlln1IOl'I l••tlli d1u1flter, t.111 Mecll1m, "•ova, u11111 rttr" brott11r1, Joup11 w11111n, S1ntl 111'11511 M. E . W1111111, Ott<Vtr Cit¥, T1•a•1 E•rl Wathen, w1e11111, 1C1n ... 11 nine er1Mct!lldren. Strvlc•• w!H bl Mid, 2 P.M.. Rk~1rdlOl'l'"etlrt011 ~1u1r~, 01111rlo. C1NI. tnlermt nl, l~lle:Wt Cem.tery, Ontarlt. halt the spread o! drug ad· dlcllon. MtU'ladosfe i1 a legal drug whicli i; kills all desire for heroin, medical evidence has shown . Taken or a 11 y , methadone caa leave Us users in a seful-stupor because of its strong tranquUiz.ing effect. REPRESENTING another viewpoint on the merils o( methadone, Jease P r a t t nevertheless agreed in a joint lnlttvlew with Alennder that unless the methadone pro- grams provide more than just a heroin mbltltute, they will fail. Pratt is director of the Tuum Est (Latin for "It's Up to You.'') Qrug rehabilitation dependency !or another. Medical authorities clalm methadone maintenance pa· tlents )save a near.perfect record of staying clean while. on the substitute drug, but !hey fare much worse when It Is finally taken al'·ay. "You've got to do a lol more than just give a dude methadone," said Pratt. who left Synnnon in 1 9 6 l rehabilitated and ! o u n de d Tuum Est in 1970. Pratt says his treatment center boaslJ a SO percent sue· cess rate with Ute addict.s who turn up on Its doorstep. IT PROVIDES no drug substitute, in.stead attempting to help its patients via group therapy and by giving them constructive work both inside the center and outside to keep their thoughts away from narcotics . Alexander said he believes . Lo11g Waiting ti.t 11a.,erlt1g Ouer Or•11ge Cau11ty !f ethado11e ·1•rogrn111 ~~ center In Yenlc@'~ wa!! ne the live-In approach used by ot the origlna~ patients at .the Tuum Est, Synanon and pijpeer Strranon center When several "halfway ho u s es' ' It opened in Venice in 1951. t elsewhere in South e r n A former Los Angeles Coon-Calllornia makes addicts feel ty social worker, Pratt said he like pr I s o n e r s , while ·believes live-in programs of-"methadone programs leave fering no drug substitutes will them free ui society. prove more effective in the But he agreed with Pratt's long run than methadone. contention that the methadone While they argued heatedly programs in Sou t he r n over how best to help addicts, California "are simply not Pratt and Alexan~er con-doing enough for their patients curred .that a .comb1n.atlon of by providing only th e factors 1s working against cur-methadone itself.'' rent Southland methadone pro-Even in that Arca the grams .. These include the methadone programs ar~ quite small size or ~he ~resent pro· limited . They are now co~· g:ams and their failure lo pro-fined to rewer than J ,000 pa· vide much besides the drug tients in all of Southern substitute. California, the largest group "NO M ET R A D 0 N E participating in a Los Angeles IJALTZ BERGEROJ"l maintenance program is worth County service limited to con- FUNERAL HOME a damn unless you give the victed felons. Corou del Mar fn.MM addict something to look TllAT PROGRAl\1 is dwarfed Costa Meta ••uz• forward to," said Alexander, who was In s 0 u t h e r ·n by its own waiting list of ,__ _ • l r . le b' 4.700 persons. Long waiting ID!fL.L. BROADWAY Cai orn13 to promo · 18 lists 'are also hovering over MORTUARY book h r 111 li'oadway, Costa ~lesa He . and Pratt emphasized sue er orts as the Orange County JTi et had one main· ; LI 1-3433 that methado~ facilities no' tenance program. based in ! • available are' almost tot~ Santa Ana , and the Veterans M ~RMJ1ii(,·&A(iUNA. Jacking in jol\ training . 8 ACn' 1AORTUARY · counseling for heroin add s Administration programs at 17!>5,.Laguna Canfon Rd. seeking rehabilitation . They the VA 's West Los Angeles •N-9415 saiCI this causes many ex-ad-and San Fernando hospitals . : :• -. ~ icfS' 'to returii to heroin;' e An .esllmaie<! ~,000 beroin · ACJFI Ct v1-ev. . their renllnent ~s· addidtS are Kow in So'utbern : MORI..<L PARK etHi&J..'. ...... · 1~ Calirornia.1 Cepjelery l\fortuary , Methadone is admini!itered What 's needed, according to .Cliapel to all but the most hardened Alexander and Pratt, is not 3511 aclflc View Drive heroin addicts in decreasing just the additional openings Newftrt Beach, Callfornil doses during the course of the expected slate money will 644-%700 their treatment. provide, but also coope ration Common tranquilizers are from other agencies such as EEEK ,Ar.BLY gradually substituted for the the slate . Department of COLONIAL FUNERAL methadone until the patient is Human Resources Develop- HOME eventually taking no ment. t Bo11a Ave. methadone at all. Al the moment, however, minster 193-35!5 other state agencies a re • _ DOCTORS report that ad-scarcely involved in treatment SMJmS• MORTUARY diets who have taken heavy of drug addicts. Nor do pa- C7 Main St. heroin doses for m'ore than tients in the me l ha done Ra.ntfnglon Beach five years generally stay on maintenance pro gr a m s 53M53f l methadone indefinitely in the receive any financial support '='==========='.'._!'_p::_ro~g~r.::•::m:':.· _::'.::"bs:;::t::itu:t:::in~g,_:::•::ne::__:l:•:_r _::lh:::e::ir:_::d:_:rug-kicking efforts. All of ATTA's singularly distinctive furniture i& marked down . This means quality sofas, chain, dining tables, wall units, and every Imaginable design accessory . including an ex· tremaly large selection of drapes and wall· paper. Now is your time to save. Open Mon- day thrt1 Saturday. 21 II Iii\ Ill • Paint . ' ' r Reduced 50°/o or More Hurry while It lasts, limited color• 1v1ll1blel 51 lor2qtt. 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Goes on smoothly with either brush or roller and gives yo11 one coat coverage over any color. Def ies f"ding and yellowing. 5 ye1r guar1nt••· When this Pl!nncrafl • Paint is 11pphed to a previously painted 11nd properly pr111p1red !ludace. we guarant111111 1t for S ye1 rs as sl&!ed below. One gallon gives 1-coat coverage tor up to 400 sq. ft on non·po1ous sur1aces. 250 SQ It on porous su1t1c..es (not including shakes 1nd shinqles). • Chalkras1s111nt • Nonyellowing • S111n11sistant • Fad•1eslat1nt If the pa 1n1 tails to perform as guaranteed. let us know about 11, we will provide n•w pain! or a lull re!und. A 144.,,t_ ·,· ', .. . '••" •' ' ' ' •• ' • ... -; I . .... \, '. ... . ·-. .'' ·: 1 • " :': . ';. ··-.......,.r, •; ,, .:. 1 y••f guaranlea. When lh•S Penncra!t!I Paint is applted lO II n1ev1ously painted llnd properly pien111ed su r !ace . w111 gu11.rantee 11 tor8 yeiirs 1'S hsted below One gallon gives l·coat cover.tge to1 up 10 400 sq. 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' " • .• • • ' l I ' , 7 • SPORTS Halos Split ' l Twin Bill With Yanks NEW YORK (AP) -, Ro~ Gll'llQer pilcbed .-.~-hitter that cirrled the New Yoijl "Y .. lo a 7-1 triumph 09"" lhe callfornlll Ailgela and a oplit ol their Saturday doubleheader. · 11>0 Angtls -tbelr 'IJnl run olf New )York pl)chlng In •lnnihgs on Andy Koilc0•1 11crlllce, ll1 II lbe etgbth lnnln& l beet the Y-. HI, in the-· two t..ms conclude the fiv_. • ~ with the Angels aendlng - Oii TV T~ir <:'"Jin-I 5 at JI • • hander ClycWWrlgbl (111-5) aplnlt New York'• MD:e Keklcb (N). P?tor lo Saturday'• nightcap, Gardner had' only pitched three complete games in blJ career -all with the New York Meis in 1868. ~ blJ aecond olart of the season, the·lelt-bancler helped tbe Yankeea keep a )ow-acortng. hex over the Angelo. cailomla baa scored but two runs in Ille laJtl ~ innings against Yankee pilchlng. Gardner, U, was staked to a 3-0 lead In jbe firat inning u Bobby Murcer hit a t~ homer, his 14th, and Rm Bldl>!beri bell<d a solo obot off Nolan RyP,, 11.f. $ vantH.· a<!ded two runs in tbe White'• homer wl\b Murctt two more ,Ill'. the fourth m ~by .If!?~. and I ·--1 ,...... .. .. YOlf ... • rt1• •• rfllll f .. ltlCIM'kta :lltJt C • 4 JON!UMoftc 4111 P d I j 1 I Wlllt<t jf :II t + I I ltot 1• ., 1 o'l'!i*'a.J!' .~•t• 1 1 ..... ' :II • 1 • s " :t. 1 • N 211'1.MltftHIM :11101 K '""·•' tOlll.anlerab 21 01 EFlltltr p 0 0 D I a.iehfll ,.. t t t 0 ,, • ._,. • t 1 t ;c.ui-"' o o o • Tort:erw c 4 I Or t IAll91t-\3b O 0 0 D I••• Jlff ,l(llnt l' Jf ,JO k?'ld' 1 o I I Tormlll'I 1 Io o , LYI• I I I I 0 Toitlf )1111Tot•I 2'tSI C.lltona •• 0 0 • • • 1 t-1 NtwYcn: 11000101~ =.,kn..!. Loa-c.utorni. 11, Ntw YIWk " 2l-~.~-':"~'· ,,_ •>-<""''· ........... 11" H ll ERll$0 ••'w.a.1 '''''' E.btler 2 1111 1 kllM 7Sll2:t L.,tiill.. 2-2 2 ·S 1 1 2 I . Fltfltr Cl). T-1:31. • SICOND eAM• * LSHRNIA N.W YDaK . 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T-J:~I.._-~ unter Says · lympi~ Don't terest Him • ASHINGTON (AP) -Bobby Lee Hif.ter,.lbe s&.th.Clrollna prlaoner, oaya be!tbrough wltb amateur boslng and w d not go lo tlle ll7J Olympics even If In , lbe _Waahlngtcn Star-News r:<f+rted In a otoey for Ill SUnday ed~ ~ . er, UJI the p&per'I dllpolcb from F Worth, ·Tu., where the Olympic an being held, -quoted u aaJ1n1 be wlll DOI bol apin until or, ...... be ii nl•• 1d. ,,_ prlloa amt aa ftcb&, u a Jl'of•ll'•". "l jllll .. , -uy ..... amateur Jluater aa1cl. "! ~, take an u a cb&Uencer· I'd tell lbem l .... lo .. -tbll'• aD then II lo . It. linie Olympics don't tater-.! me no mGle. 11e1Gn I tbolicbl l bad a cbance 1o..U. k• my own. No• I'd haft to '"!(out u. a challenger. I don't want to ..... -m .... who .... lavited bl.. llunter, ~II years in a Manolnf. $.C,, ~ for -iall(IUr, WU upaOl' In 11nt.......i bout ~ nilbl by ,,. -" Bolider City, Ho-. " Illa .. flJWtilllta la .. trtala, - -"111 "' to -the ...-of tlle irtalt In a !ft lip bot.of! lllal'llllc Aue. I la a..lrlMF•'a,N.Y. -.... 1yn,1~ .'s Homer Sparks bA, 4-3 UlS ANGELES (AP) -Fnnli Jldlil_, bit a two-nm 1aner and llm Slaler ....... llnl ..... ..._... May 11 .. the I.GI ~ llodcws odpd tbe Pblladelpbla PhlDlel, ~. In Nallooal Loque buet>eD action Saturday nJibt Roblnaoo •luuO\I hll lllh home run Gt Ille ......, in Ille loutlh after Willie Davll llid •lullecL ' .... ' Loo .Anlelel ,added ...... run 1nAe fourth wbm Wes <Parker linllod. waa ~to ...,..;it by Bobby Valeollne, weal to lblrd f!8' a wild pllcb and ~ .., Dla· D141<'• lnlleld out. Blll-<Mnptao, 4-lt, took tbe Joss, bis eigblb iltraJcbL , • '\ r T()p Grid. ~te -$200,000 Per Minot~ WASHINGTON , (AP) -Radio and teleVwon broedcaatera 'will have to pay $2.7 milliCll llllft than they did,laat y..r for the l'i8bla to CaTJ co1legtat~ and I""' feill\cnal f~ 1111 Broldcaiilng Magilzlne. 'l'!ie major share l"'the IDcrtaae 1• due to ABC.TV's bivln( to pay an eiltra .1.5 million for Mcn<llY night· prO!eaaiooal football and the new two-year pa~l It· bas with-the NCAA to televise' colleglat. loot- ball wh!cb c&Ua for '3 o\mion mOie oplit· over lt'l2 &11!1 1173. 1 In addition, tbe paY.Jllents local pro loolball cirllll wlll receive for radio rights lince Jome H after be1n1 • Ille dllablad ll8I -•·Gt a -.. kJUck1e m hll left baud. laat .... Cll Mq 18 wbelt be sbut out San Diego, Since tbea be had · · loll live. deciJIOOI in a row, lncludlnl ooe in relief •• ' ' ' Itan 'Away at 14 1be )'1>111 -in the nJnlh Wbon SiD(et ... ~ .... a nlk lo Tom llllttoo ind • double to Cree Luzinski. lie .,. .. replaced m lbe mwnd by Jim er.,.,,., who tbm -,. a lbree-nJn bomer lo WWle ........ m lbe l!nl pUcb. • 11n-... ntlred the llJlll """' bet-' ten to 111111 bis lllth aa~ U. aot a 1eare wbm "-1'rted, who followed Mon- -. bl& a deep llY that Buckner cauPI near the fence in left. Singer auow..i ..... bits and a walk but wun~ in trouble , UDlll lbe aeventh , whm JllClltanez'and Oocar Gamble_..t with slngla. Den Mme:r then .,.._ ,• lnlo a double play and Jolm Bateman ended lbe lhml by groundln& out. 1be Dodgen missed aevtral chan<.'el to brtak )he game open and left nine ihen on buo, lncludlni two eaclr In the fifth and ll&lh. , 'Ibey had 11 hlts, wllb Davls getting three, while Moolonea bad three of tbe PbUa' ei&bl Ill.Uta. S1eV9 CU!toa, who llun'I loll olnce ~Y !O, -for blJ ninth lttaJchl. vic-tory today when the two teams wind up their season aeries. Clrltoo, l:H, will oppose tbe-llodgen' Tommy John, H , who baa woo five of bis lul six declJio!lll . l • Peterson Nabs On:ce Tossed in ] ail, Pro Dragster Championship He Becomes Toredor No-bull about this. It11 the story of Rafael Gil, a 17-yu.r- • old nit(ve of Tljuana ,who today at 4 will be flgbling bulls in hlS native town under the performing monicker of Rafaeilllo. ' l!IJ desire • to enter this bloody . and dangerous busine,ss wbi~ some refer to as an art, others call a sport, has ·been long atsndlng despite ,bls eztreme youth,: Those ambitioqs, In fact, cost blm a n. day j!ill fe?l~ence wtien fie wl3 only 15. Young G' bad nm away from home l!erm Peterson ol Poulsbo, Wash, cap. "I bad never fougllt a calf or anytbing. tured lbe top fuel ellminlltor tiUe, • • .jaat lbe bull at Tlucala. I drew defeating Fountain Valley's Tom Cocotero, 911 piiindl'and tlMI biggest, fat· McEwen In tbe llnals during Sa!Urllay teat and 'liont: He thmr· me au over, night and this morning's U.S. Pro Drag maybe 25 tooalnp. Bui I waan't gored. Champlooahlps at Orange co u11 t y Then I became ·mort dettrmlned than !nttr11Jtioilal Raceway. ever," be aaya. ' · Peterson wai an easy wlMer In the Corte1 and his contacts kept GU In the . final match with a 6.75 elapoed time. ring and alter 34 novice appearancea be M E • ---• h d was promoted to full-fledged matador c wen was .o.-~ to s ut own last Christmas. because of lransmlssiOll ~In the Gil's fa~ had been a torero who final race. .-.. ~ ~ n.Ver Ill\' glorf. BU!)!1w be'• alsO In the A crowd of 11,071 view~ the .actlon will rile 1117;1IOll. ' In a copyright st9(r In Its July :11 Issue, the. 41.yeaMjd Bnlidcaatlni Mqazlne 'oaid the total COii lo lnadcuten for 1m will be 168,11~ compared ·to tbe $86,llS,JIO Ill lflt, a'l year in wblcb bnajcalt ~ i,.eled olf for tbe first llJ!le in 25 years. .,,, ...... ,, "' .,.... ' ' . field' that once caused ,his ,.. to run w.hlcb didn't conclude until I lhiJ ll)Oin, away;,~ oll!trGikis"Rafaelillp'J aiebt. I... • • Tbe lnc!OaUI ~I llld lto DI• tlooal -.obowed: ~.~.ooo frllm the.networb tor~· lege an<I pro games u oppooed lo ,IG,5 million laat year •. --$2,557 ,000 In. local radio rights lo 26 NaUonal Football League club!, com- pared to $2,140,000 In 1171. . --$3811,!00 in local preaeuoo TV for the same NFL teama, a '51~ drop under last year'• "41,000. --fl-'11,700 in local radio and delayed TV rtgbts lo acbooiJ and collegea, com- pared with 1'11'• ,1,115,210. ' Broadcuten, however, don't appear unhappy about lbe tncreisod caat. They · r<port Aleo to, football -more kilt than eTfl'. .JI I Hlgbelt . h 4111waal rrice to \ •d- ~ ·WASH and .waa at a . bullfight <111 Tlucala, watchlni Antonio' de Olivar llibl a ten. SUddenly the lad jumped into lbe ,riJ!g arid made three -on blJ kneea at the huge beast. -Authorities quickly removed the unin- vited matador and he got the CU1tomary jail senten¢e for jumping in from the stands. l!owever. a bandillero named Ancel Cortes bad ' spotted tbe JitUe lnb'.uder's show and gol him• out .of jail 12 day• before the aenlence wao up. ., Then Cortea . dlrtctecl' GU In 1 o bullflghtin( and Pl blm Ids llnl fight two moolhl la1er .. GU ...can. the moment well: .,... ... . _,,, , , ;• * i ~ fr ;ok IJ) the fUMy taJ' diviJioo, a pair of , Aftttyom ~-and -..inc·if _ Garden Grove residents -Dave Beebe · tt ever bu happened,·! gol Olllflnnation and Gery Burlln -dueled in the flnal of a kill • .: •, · race With 8-getting the tiUe: Beebe Patty Johnson, 1961 Oly;;Plan '.rrM, hid a..~ tJaiioed time of I.fl). t • San Clemente who'll be In lhlJ Olylilplad And In 'tlle-\!ombo ·--daaa, at Munich, tails a st«y of wlfat Ille aaw J11'1fil,O¥ of Van Nuyt defMl!d San during the 0penJnc Ceremalies ~ tbe '68 Bemardlno'1 Ed Mooie. 'Sc:otl bad' an Gamea in Meilco City. . , elapied thne of 7.74 ...-, wblcb wu A Sponish athlete with full ' beard ,... cloae to the mtlaaal record ol 7.14 In Ille atsndlng at rigid attention during the BB gu drqster category. memorable· ahow. A number di oil 1pllla and one crash In· Then thousandl of pigeons· were relea.. volvlng Burtiank'1 Mike l!&Uonn delayed ed. Saturday nlght'.s nces. Halloran, driving One ICOred a direct hit on tbe beard. In the funny car div!Jioo, waa .uninjured And while hi.I fellow athletet were and walked away. .practically 1Plltling with laugbter, he ,., Don Prudhomme lost In lbe IJrst round malned ertel and allowed the misale to of lhe top fuel ellmlnalor, toting lo remaln in the been! wtil be felt the op. Dwight Sallabury of Van Nuyo. propriale 1D01DeDt for remo•al bad .,.. And Den GerHts loot in the flr1t round rived. . to ~. but because he had the low You figure with 10,000 ptaeoo1 and el-'(UI) emcng the losert, be was al- 5,000 athleles, -aort of contact lowed lo come blCk lator. U. ·bad an ""' between man and bird bu to ha-. olUctat a .n clocllng, but -op But Ill now I'd nevtr bad a coollrmed .r.ar plstom •the nm and -luqed to ktu. withdraw. PHtu.DILPMIA I.Of ANellQ 111 t 11 1J1 .... M • I I I LICV 2ti Oiwlt 29 " I I I I~ " Hv"M t• I I I t WDIW d LutJl'llkl ti 4 I I I FlllMI-rf MIMI!-c 4 1 I I Wl'trMf' lb GIMlrile tf I t 1 I VMntllll' N FrW ~ I t t I Get'¥W lb ,,,.,,.., • • • • • Wltti .. .. ._c 411tD~c Cfll ........ • I 0 I I l!Mlr • Ll1 .... 1 I I I tr~• fn1\olfin • 0 I I I Wltol!INolt 1111 I I I t Twlldltll • 0 t t I M 'II bi I t t I 4 I I t " 1 I I • ' 1 2 • I 1 I 1 • 1 • ' 1 • •••• , ... , 1 •••• ... ,• . "l'ottl ,. 7 I S Tlfll SJ f 11 4 ........... 18 •••••••• '"-I LMAMtld lttSltlt ...... E-OOVI•. Dl'-l.el Mltlel 1, lot ........ ht'r: '11 1 $. LH A"9tl• I, 2~tlfltl, VI.....,_ ~ •-1. JS-.lhodtl'llf'. Hlt.-F, lt.ollln-07), #llnlll'lll 111. sa-w, P1v11. $-Y11M1lfl9, .Slfll.tr. Arnie Visits 7 Bunkers, But Fires 70 A.KRON, Ohio (AP) -A slightly ruefully, puzzled smile croaed tho e>• presslve_, putty face as Amold ~ went over the stroke by stroke a.ta.YI Of 'bi• ro~ ••Goodness graciom ," he said, "thil Is Ju.st awful." Still, the U.ytaM>id Palmer maped some wildly erntic play with 1 par 70 Saturday and remained within hailing distance of leader Bert Yancey in the third round of the '150,000 American Golf Classic. Yancey bogeyed the final hole on the 7,llOoyard Flmtooe Country CJnb ...... bul stUl bad • 11parkllntl, ~ par 67 and a threH!roke lead going Into the final round in the cbase for a '30.000 Ont prize. He had & IM total, six under par, with rookie Lanny Wadkins and Kermit Zarley tied for second at 207. Zarley tied for se- cond at 207. Zarley took a SS and Wadkina had the best of the day's 17 sub- par rounds, a brilliant, course recorcf.. equalzlng 64. Palmer wu one or three at a , tied with Canadian George Knudson Ind tour sophomore Tom Uiozu. Knudson had a 116 and tnoiaa 119 In the swelterlDf. 90- degree beaL • . <l}}!"P,I; llld ~.,.. -••tl~llll oul ·..-... rounc1 .w1t1i a--...:Ku·)'IJ . 11lt WU ridiculous,u hit aaiCL ''I WU ii. more llDd '=./ baee 1-an ~. mi1lli _,, IW tfl!'l!Al1Jlllit6 tho lllOl. l lllt 11111 !bl...., ..... pie applaud jWll a trap." /. He viallod !bl buokn -·-· two o! whlcb led lo bopyo. He hll ooly It -ln.,..ulation and missed tbe fairway a half-dozen times . "Weil, Ibey say you've 1ot lo moke a good round out of a bad one once in a while. I've -It twice in this tourna- ment and l'm anly four atroi:et back " Palmer aa1cl. ' "Now I've just got to make a real good round out of 1 IOOd one." Britiab Open Champ Lee Trevino, Jack Nlcklau ud Gary Player art not com- peting • ...American Netters Enjoy 2-0 Lead MNTrA00: 01Ue (AP) -Uan>ld sOi.JinGi Gt'Sllver S!>rlngs, Md. ouUaated Jlltrtclo Comejo of Chlle, f.7, U, f.l, U, f.I, Salm'day lo give the United Stalls a u lead In Ille American Zone final of the · DaviJ Cllp termla tournament. 9olomon, opiit with Cornejo the llrat two Ida on Friday before dar-called a hall to play at the Stade Francats Country Club . Despilo oome trouble with hll right thumb, the Rice Unlveralty tannll star pisyed the next three aell Sa-y againsi Cornejo with last DMlbw - and cooNDI ocramblinl ahout tlie ci., court lo outpoo!Ucn lbe Cbllou. A acbedu1ed doubleo match leatUrm1 Stan Smith, the -ol FrldllY• llraa llnilea match aplmt Chilean cballlploo Jaime Ploto-Bano, and Erick Va Dlllea o/,San Mateo -pootpoaed until ... . ••llM'I dmiaC the comlllr -wm be for the 8llper BoWI In J_.,. for wllldl RBC-TV wlD be akinl .... per .... -par ndDatO .. tbe collep ...,... ........ ! •. . . ·Bold Liz Shows · Up Male Rivals Tllo 00.Ty -. price per minute on the llonda1Dllht pro lootboll pme It INGLEWOOD (AP)--Bold Liz, the fl0,000 but C.T\' 11 llllllltar Its SUnday only f1DJ tit lbe Dold, captured the NFL pnw Ila lear J*bpl: $140,llGO llollpood Juvenile Clam!- !. Tina 11"111111111 -..ia ba oold ..._.,P Sabda•, ........ _ the ,11x to adnrtllera al fl0,000 per minuto or ......-' ·~-- f2$,000 per :Ill -· l . lurlcmp ID I:• 2-1 only ~ of a S. A natlonal pme pac..; ~ CIDd 'ol 1111 ~ ~ 11 datel and • ~ "lill be llOld to .1Glll ~ met, 0.. dauihter ol edvertiaerl o1 m.-i.r rotnuta. 1.-, Ii)' Mr. an4 Mra. Pet• s. l. Twtniy.a. -lhowl, '85,0llll Weallll> KlilllYUJe, TO., to victory ,.. _... ... io 11111e mata in the a3rd nimi,. ot t. TlfentY-poa\a1me I b 0 W I , ' the ""8tfar lo,_-o)d throacllbreds. '37,000 per minult. Bold Lis, ... clll ber ownen '7,IOO .. I • 1UPPlemental nominee, eomed 183,000 for ber nctory. Tbe powerful colt Doc Mal'CUll flniahed aecond. The stewvdl ruled that tbe third place flnllher, Lucb' Mike, the betting i1vortto at U, Interfered with Bottle Bnlob and lbel.,_ the latter was given tbln! place. lloW I.II ,w !D ....... rlld Ii: Doc Mama --.. lllid tlllt.. BCilUe lil'lllti 111.•. ..ith lAICky l&e, ~ abullled bock to fourtb plac. by the stewanll' rullpg. llokl Lis•""" by a lenllh ..ith Doc Mal'Clll -.iuartm ol a lqth In front OI the thin! bone. Tbe 11a1res record II held by three ,,_..., the lalt beinr lloyal OWi ooe yea.r .... II -the 1lrtl time in 25 years Iba! a fltl)> -the l-y..,..ld cbampl•blp of the lloD1'IOO<I Park IDltlllla, wldcl ...,. 'eludes -.,,.. . 1be flUy'1 victory 1polled wbal could have Ileen the a-allernoon ...,. I« an appttati<e Jockey at HallywoodJ>ark. 6teve Valdez, a 16-7eoM>ld from Efst SL I Louil, DI., and -Uvinl In ~:. hid """ lour races and linlahed .... prior lo plting a --alllp men! "' Doc Mutu1 ln tho i.t1n. Thi cott'• replar rider, Lafllt l'llca1 Jr., was injured two -kl .,. ud tho -ld'1 ~ JocaJ, B 111 &hoemater, waa Ill-the di 1111 to ride. Sbomlaker ....... lned d M lllall , bock midway in -Y'I JI•• .. · waa wtlliolrawn fli>m the -II 1111 mounLL ' ., DAJ\.Y ;fLOT ... , Sports Clipped Sliort Chargers Defense • ··.Shines Ill Scrum .. : . .. _.'=. • Mlke· Garrett acored t'he on 1 y ·' • tCllUtMOwn Saturday a1 d e f e n 1 e c!Ouiinltell a San Diego Cbarpn' Jn. -~~ truqllld acrimmaae at UC Irvine. ·'.. Garrett scored on a two-yard run and : ~up with 41 yards In ti carries. •. •Newjy acquired hallcarrier Od Edwards · • 11ined 40 yard8 in eflht tries. 1 George Wrla:ht, a defens ive tackle ac- • quired in the offseason from Baltimore, .-. ·deflect~ two atraia.ht puses u t be • deten11ve liDe put heavy pres.sure on _Quarterbacks John Hadl and Marty Domrll. Hadl compllted o n I y ooe of atx pus,. .,for II yards, aDd Domr,. hit five of 13 for a> yards. .• ..... ;.. - LONG BEACH -'ni. Ion• Loa Aqeles Raml holdout, offeru:lve tackle Charlie y.:·Cowan, reported to the National Football • Loque tum'• tralnbl1 camp Saturday • " aod atarted worklna oot -five day1 late. ~, .1~ Cewan hid slpd a contract but held . ~ ou~ .for more money, · T6e Rams said lhe veteran lineman ,, from New Mexico Highlands ln his titb .,ear with tbe · clUb 1howed up undct : · tel'llil of the pact. · 0..,. '1We've never rent,otltted 1 contract," < and that allll holdl, a tel11l ap0ktl!naD ~·1 ..w. The Raml feleued on waivert rookJe ' wide rocelvu Allord Oanton, a free ' aitnt from Jaclllon State. reducing their ,, &qllld to n lncludlntl 27 rookiel. 1 ",' ~ WASHINGTON-MartyRI..,.. .. ol Evanaton, m .. Uj>Mt toj>lff!fed John • . Nawcomhe of Australia for !he 1econd .;,., &trataht yelr, M, S.O, Saturday In th• ,. oemillnala of th• $50,000 Wuhlngton Star • :, Inboma~ooal tennis champlcnahlpc. r. Rlaaeo will play A11.1tralla'1 Tony .. ~ · Rocbe, • &.a, U . 1-3 winner over coun-- ;:; tcymon Ray Rullala, for ti>• fl0,000 .... ling)es champlonahlp today. '" The alzth.-ded R!eSllD , who lost lo Ken ~well In tho. flnall hen a year ago. turoea his match with Newcombe Into a breer.e ln the second tel aftu tbt two old rlvaJa played a close ftr1t set. ,,, COLUMBUS , Ohio -Utlleeded Andrew Pattison moved into the finals of the Buckeye tennis championshJps Saturday with his second strai1ht tournament upset , an impressive Ml. 7·5 verdlct over aecond-&eeded Bob Hewitt. The 2.l-year-old Rhodeolan faceo loJ)' Roded Jimmy Connon of Belleville. JU., for the 1ingl11 UUe today In tbe '2!,000 U.S. Lawn TeMiJ Auoclation tour atop. PatllJOn, who atumed lourth-aeeded Pancho Gonzalez Thund1y, tu med Hewttt'1 erratic airvice and numerous erron lnto a remarkably euy victory. .; ,,, ' . AMJllRllT, Maas. -New England hack Jim Nance will be trad· • this weekettd , a IJ)Okeaman ... ,11.i onal Football League team • uld Saturi!ay. 11tlance was 'xeused from ~ay'1 scrimmlat,." the: 1pokeamfh uid, "Md It'& expec1lll tha t oomethln1 w!lJ be com· pletid · oh a trade for him ·is.fore the weekend lJ Over." ,,, WATKINS GLEN, N. Y. -ltallan Fer- rar!J 11WOpt the flnt two pooltloru ln tltt Watkinl Glen 1lx·bour race Saturday, wltl> ~•Andrettl and Be11Jan Jacky Jcla: &haring the winning car. Wltl> lcla: at the wheel, the lead Fe!' rarl flaahed 1crcu the finish lino 11 -. ahead of Ron Petenon of Sweden and Tim Scllenbn of Auotralla, who had kept their dusty red machine In the lead without challen1e for the llrot live houra of the race. Third place went to a Gulf·Mirage driven hy Derek Bell of En1!111d and Clrloa Pace of BrazU. So dominant were the FerrariJ, however, that Bell and Pace were more than ao mlle1 back. ,,, l • D . Nab KANSAS CITY -Shortstop Bobby . :;.. ement . . S Grich ol theBaltlmore Orioles waa named • - I -Survey of Coache1 - .W oo,den Opposes I I Dunk Omission NEW YORK (AP) -Bring hack tl>e dunk, uy tnlrYY o( the nation'• college ba1ketb11l coachet. "I'm 1trona1Y ln favor of havln& it back as soon aa ponible," aays HOUiton '• Guy Ltwi1, echoln1 the majority opinion ln an Associated Press survey. "It should be allowed," says UCLA's John Wooden: "I want It for the excitement of the crowd," 11)'1 Southern c.atlfomla 's Bob Boyd. The three are amona several who insist that colle1e haokethall lolt !ta moot 1pe<· tacular play when the NCAA established ihe no-dunk rule in 11M17. Lewi.I wasone of the protesting voices when the rule w11 flr1t established. "I was violently opposed to lt1 abolition 1nd am more violently opposed to it now ," says the Cougars' dynamic voice. ''It wa1 the m05t excltln& ahot in basket- ball and It hurt the game tremendously when they did away with it. "I lhlnk the people on the rulea com- mittee are afraid to admit they made a mistake. The absence of the dunk re- moved a lot of the excitement from lhe 1pectator'1 point of view." Wood.en equates the play w i t h baseball 'a home run In crowd fever pitch. "I think it should be allowed," he says, ••1t•1 an exciting type of play and it's what the !ans like to 1ee. When a big man doe.1 It, It's a crowd.pleaser. But when a little man does it, Jt'1 a tremen- dou1 thrlll. "l'l never forget 1ee.lng Niagara file out of the dre11lng room before a game with little Calvin Murphy at the front and he went down and dunked the ball backward•, over his head . ''That really broueht the people out of thelr aeats and , In comparison, the eame was quite dull." Boyd agreea with Wooden'• assess- ment, but doesn't believe the vaudeville btlones in warmup.s. believe there are ways to remedy the situation. ··ror example, you can a a 1e11 technical fools for dunk shots causin& game delay. As far as injury in relat.lon to tbe dunk shot, we have just II many, if not core injuries, bent rims and broken baskets in the wannup u from actual play." Jim Snyder. who has more than 300 victories under his belt at Ohio Unlveral· tv. Michigan's Johnny Orr, Clermon11 Tates Locke, Marquette's Al McGuire, Bob King of New Mexico, Gene Bartow of Memphis State, Gar)' Wallen. of Union N. Y. Ray Dlerinttr of Cleveland State Al VanWie of W-QOSter, Bill ~tuss~l man of Ashland and Frart.k Truitt of Kent State all miss the dunk. , "lt'a one of the excilinl playt of the ga me, and I thin k lt~l.ll'1~. lO) tlke something exciting out of the &l}me,'' said Snyder. "The fans enjoy lt and tha players enjoy dolng it." ' ''l'd like to bring it back, I think lt'I exciting," said OIT, "but I don't think we'll get it back. There are too many auys who vote on it who are not con- nected with college basketball ." ''I could never underatand why the rule was put into effect," aaid Locke. ''I know many coaches who would like the dunk restored. After all, the coachu never voted it out in the first place." Locke has a 6-foqt·ll mphomore, David Angel, who in January was charged bJ afficials with pre-game dunking in warmups for the Duke contest. The penalty under NCAA rules, !or dunkinc during pre-game practice lt.artlq 3G minu tes befare game tlme, 11 1 technical foul. Prior to thi1 aiaaon, offlclala could invoke a technical only 10 minutes before 1tart of play. McGuire says "lt'1 exciting to lhe fant and teaches young athletes to jump higher. It hurts the &-3, M leaper and helps the 6-10 boy, which la exactly o~ poslle of what the NCAA wanted the ru11 to do." King, while favoring the dunk , allO lzl.. (See COACHES, Pa1e BJ) Satwday nllhl to replace Toby Harnh ~·~ \ · ,v r" • "' • of 711• in the ,_American ~ All• "'· ':::~ct. -[t;~pi·c·"·Tr'i• .:.:18 ·.: ~l!n"1~ 1~,l't\Oldata 1ame tn Auan. "I would like to let the dunk allowed within the conflnea of the game,'' Boyd said. "I would want It eliminated before the game 10 at that tlme there could be no injury to playerJ or destruction of equipment." Olympic Trials $Aid Sought .~11..L].->11 . i1' ·· ~w ... ~Mt;1t1nae;1p1cked .orthe;~,· =t~ \~ bo~ by. a ~~der The NCAA rules committee spawned a rash of controveny four years ago when proclaimfM' that no player may touch the ball While lit 11 within the 11rtna •cy1tnder." Tht · critical space ii an imaginary cylinder exte nding from the edges of the basket ring to the ceiling of the arena. f·U,~~·-~rq*8 v- ··" 'f.oltr WORTH .. (A}:) -'t . "~~ HDNO(.ULU -0.:ight Jones of • .wholo victory two ntsht. e~lar over , Houston~! for .16 point. Friday nl,ht to Bobby Hunter catapulted ·him -Into lead lhJ 1LS.. Oly1)tplc hHk•tball team lo -hoJlftr limt,""°'1 the 111-potind an • llMI oldory over a Ha wall· alktar champlonahlp Saturday nl1bt tn the U.S. •quad. Olympic 'Trills here, · : . Mike Bantom of St. Joseph scored 12 The 17·~1d BciUler City, La .. hoxer points and Tom Henderson of Hawaii 1d· -a unanlmoua · three·round declston ded 10. over Richard Dean, the Navy '• flyweight The exhibition 1ame at the Pearl champion, who gavt away .almoat Ill in· Harbor submarine base waa the first ~ in reach . time the Olympic aquad had played a . ~ Dement'a victory moved him into the recuJatlon aame together. tioxoll urly next montl> agaln1t ., an Jim McMlllen of Maryland. who Joined ye~unnamed challqer to be picked by tl>e 1quad Tuesday, had not beea ex· the U.S. Olympic Boxing Committee. pected to play, but came up· with five Wlnnt.rs ln all 11 wel&ht classes were points. . 1 , determined here Saturday night but all must meet and beat a challenger' before being &asured of a trip to Munich for tl>e Bummer Olympics next month. In th• heavyweight iilla fight, Duane Boblck, the Pan·Amerlcan gold m..Wist and a Navy quaterm1ster 3.c. regl8'ered -. thlrd·round technical knockout 'Ovet Nick Well1. ' Dement upsel ijunter, the an· American Garnes bronze medalist, on Thursday. · I Hunter, a hea9}' favorite, f, .. an· Inmate llf a South Carollqa PliS<>n,'IJl'd" • 21· 1,ear sentence for manslau&hter. His fitness fo~ participation in the Olympics: was questioned by Gennan authorities as well as Avery Brundage, tile American 'fho heads the Infern1Uonal O!yi\tplc Comm.Jttee. • The Bobick·Well&~t waa llOJlll"f at the end of the oOcoad ~d becauM of·• nasty cut over Wolla• right eyo· wh!cll aent blood 11reamtn1 down hla cheell . Boblck. who had taken a battering himself over the two rounds. was stag· cered twice by WeU. and finished with a bloody nose which smeared hl1 jersey. Both fighters were tired and 1taggering after two rounds of non-stop punches whlctr-had a sellout crowd of 8.900 faru; in Daniel Me,ver CoUseum on the l r feet. Boblck bas now won 91 of 100 fl&hts, lncludlng 59 In a row. He must defeat a challenger to be selected by the U.S. Olympic Boxing Committee for a trip to Europe In hlo gold medal bid. In anotber bout, Jamea .Busceme af Beaumont, Tex. recordtd an lmpreuive l.lgtrtwelgbt victory over Norman Golns af Edinburg, Ind. • "It ""'' tbe hell bout 1 fought In a long dme." .said Buscel)le. "11 1 keep fl1hting Ute this I thinll I can win the 01.......,c 1Dld medal.'' '"'"' The victory ran Buaceme's record to lll-10. • DOVER,.. EnJland -A Ji!.ye1N>ld Bdt~b ,l<hoolhoy and a 14-ye&Nlld Au!trillaq ialesman swam the Enelish Channel .Saturday from France to the Englilit coasl. · · First to· reach the coast near Dover was schoolbQy Alan Mitchell from Enfield, Eng18nd, who covered the 2l miles from Cap Gris Nez in 11 hours, thri!t tniitutes Arid 45 iecodds. He was followed later in the dsy by De$ Rulf,ord or Marouba Beach, New SOdth Wales, who mad e the crwsina in 13\lt hours. Both were well behind the Channel record set only last Thursday by IS- .)liaM!4..JCboolllrl Lynne Cox of Loo A1imit.ol-'Who·. swam the CllaMel from Ei!Jland. to France In nine houro 17 I 111Dt1\eJ. I I Today's Sports On Television 10:30 1.m. (51 CL -BASEBALL -The California Angels meet the Yankees at New York ln American Leagu~ action. Noon (2) CT -VOLU:YBAtL, TRACK, EQUESTRIAN RIDING -• The men's and wom·1n•1 1flnal · matches In tbe National lHlta- tional volleyball clwnpionshlpC are featured from Los Angeles. Alto \wo traci< and field m .. t.o: USSR· West bemianY and Frant.Eut Gfnnany~from AUMber~ O.nnany atfd Part . 'rhO Aachen "'lualtr!an Grand Prix f .. turea jumping and dressage competition. I p.ro. (7) CL -GOLF -Final round action In lhe l t ti> Am~lc.tt Geil! cl11Si• from Flre1tone Coun· try Club In Auon, Oblo. I :~ il:i!i.' {I) CL -~· ' -. tom ~ ., .. i. • Ii ··~•lmt~t ~ ~ ' !_. p. (Llj a. :. )\01.llD , DERBY -Tiie Bonlban Chiefs. I ~.m. (I) C -HOU.U G.UO:S -'!'au Oudawa VI LA 'f·BW.. ' DA1'-'f P~""'1' iSMff rtlt!t LINDA ALEXANDER-FUTURE IN PRO SKATING? Berore that , a player could carry the ball over the hoop and slam it down lnto the basket. Costa Mesa Girl Studies Some coaches prefer things just the way they are. One is George Ireland of Chicago-Loyola. "The art or the game is shooting, not stuffing or ja mming," he says .... I go along with the rules committee 100 per· cent on outlawing the dunk. Without it, there are no delay• of games , no injuries and no backboards broken." For Roller :perby Berth Another is Jerry Harbick of Case Wutem Reserve in Cleveland, who calls tht duok a "trick" and aays It "won 't make anyone a better offensive player. 11 By LAURIE BECKLuND Of ttte D'Ur Pltot S•K Linda Aleiander decided long 110 that when she grew' up she wanted td be Uke her favorite television stars. · ' And she's well on her way. The 19-year-old C o s t a Mesa H 11 h graduate is studying to be a roller derby akater -just like those from the Loa Angeles Thunderbirds and-the New York Bombers she used to watch on t.v. and at the Anaheim Convtntion Center when she was little. ,/It's ~cally fun,'' the~ sinili;g, cµrly· haired Linda 51ys enthuifasUcally. "Peo- ple are so friendly. I can hardly wait to get my skates on and get on the track when I go to class." Linda la In her fifth month of classes at the Olympic Auditorium, where ahe 1oe.1 for two hours every Saturday. There are about 40 in Linda's clau. Most of them are teenagers, only 15 are girls. The trainees pay 1 dollar for each class, don knee and elbow pads and 1hoe skates and then clamber onto the banked , circular wooden track to be taken through the ir paces. "Spec" Saunders. a cross-eyed middle- aged man with cokt bottle 11la!!.!e1, who once w11 called 'the fastest man on 1kates,' teaches them. , He starts them out going five lips at lull l]lffd 'fif'at ahd later lnstrilctl them how to buiUI up 1peed hy (lvln1. and 1e~ Ung "•hJps." ·. A "whip" fs given by llin&iltl one per10rt ahead on track to help her hu!ld up speed. "The roller derby trainees also have to slalom around cOnet on the track, learn ti>• dflllcult technique ,of croeslna one !cot over tl>e other H ib.y lkato around com an and diacover how to jump aver. tkaters fallen on the track. "I think I've pretty much gotten my balance aqd speed. up," Ltnda aay1, "but 1 ha•• to work on cro1M1vara and building my •='"" still more. l ho}" to-be In tl>e adv cla1S by March .' 1! 1~ In thl g advanced clalo =atudentl tJ1 ttuaht all Ula roller ~ lechnlq•: blctekln«, jamming, r over the rlllloc• willlout hurUn1 · u.tm .. 1 .... The next slap • 11tt l.l W.gue· -a kind of minor let .. .-ufr lilrby for pro. ~ lloPoftiJi wllll!lt la ca>UnuaUy acoutid by 1111 larpr Jtntl-1ooalclu '-'ulia .... ocn.-ptu.a!«lal i e"a j t I • < ' ' . 1uter1 ar.• just normal peopi; when they get off the track,~' Linda uy1. "Most of them go to school or have jobs and live in nice houses. Lot of them art outgoing, but some are even shy." · "But a lot of people open up when they get out in a club and atart hitting. The aame ·wJII probably happen to me. You're (Seo ROLi.l!:R DERBY, Pase BJ ) But the general trend in the AP poll was a reversal of the NCAA's con· trover1!1l reeulation. "The dW>k 1hould definitely be brought back," 1ays La Dell Anderson of Utah State. "I like the dunk 1hot and although the dunk delays games at times betause of bent rims and broken backboards, I Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE AMEll!CAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh New York St. t.ouio Chlcaao Montreal Phlladelphfa Ci ncinnati Hou1ton Dod1er1 Atlanta EHi Dlvlalon W L Pct. 54 33 .ill! 49 37 .5io !I 42 .517 .. 43 .117 38 47 ' .447 30 47 .341 West Divtalon I.I 32 !II II 17 11 8aJI F\'anclaco San Dlero 41 49 40 12 33 54 .832 .149 .134 .451 .m .37'1 \ GB !\It 9 I 15 21 7 , .. 151' 17\lt 12 Detroit Baltlmtrt Booton Now York Cleveland Mllw1ukee Oakland Chicago MiMe&ota K•naas City A1t10!1 Texas E4&t Dlvt1!oa w L Pct.-• GB 51 .38 .!88 49 38 .M.1 i !I It) .sit I 42 41 .llOO ' 7\lt 38 49 .424 14 M IO .UJ 15 Wist Dlvl1ton I.I 35 .!II 47 li .534 7 43 IZ .508 91' jj jj .llOO 10 It p .Ut 11\lt It IS ,!t)j 11 \lt DIAN LIWll 1966 WIO~ ILYD., COSTA MESA ltrvlce an4 ,arta fer All lmport..i Cara ~m ledy Shop fer All Cera '46-9303 Oran11 County's Larpst and Moat Modern Toyo!I and Vol•o Dttler 0¥WIAI DILIVllY l,.CtALllTI j I The Huntington Beach Aquatics Club will sponsor a f~mily swim ni&ht Thur1- day from 7 to I at the Sheraton Beacb Inn pool, 21111 Pacl£Jc Coast Highway, to raise money to sena swimmer• to Ow Olympic trials next month. Sixteen swlrhmers from the club have qualified to swim at the trials, includinc world record holders Gary Hall of Garden Grove, Shirley Babshoff of Foun- tain Valley, plus Steve and Chip Fumiu of Tustin . nie .club needs to raise $3500 more to send the swimmers to Chicago Au1. U- The swimmers themselves already have raised $1500 by s:elllna bumper 1dckert and doing odd jobs. Admission will be •1 for adult.a and 50 centa for children. A I l t h e Oi,)rlnplc hopefuls will be present at the twlm night. Other Huntington Beach Swimmers who have qualified for the trlal1 'art: Jack Babashoff, Shirley Babs, Bill Wild, Hess Yntema, Kevin Williilm1, Pater Spurzem, Bill Miller, PegHY Tosdal, SUJie Whitaker, Valerie Lee, Adrea Kalisch, Terri Clarke, and Stacy Pletz. DEAN LEWIS '72 TOYOTA COROLLA C+ T. & L.l OB $39.30 MO. Full ca&b price $2,091.30 lnclwl- ln& tax A license. Down payment 11 four . hundred doUan. U9.30 total monthly payment Jncludlnt lnlerett, tax A license. '35 JIU plus btlloon payment of $800. Total defe~ PlY price 12,:575,50 A.P.R. 11~ On J>A..n&n-.S crodlL (3007IS). VOLVO "Dean Lewis" Wo ltlM more Volvo1 In Oren,. County tli1n any other <l11ltrshlp. EnMPU SAVINGI: S8890 MO. ·-. " . - • • • • • • • I I • I I • • Business At Angles For Cyclist ... Like any successful businessman, Paul Smart 1pends quite a bit of time in hla office. If the world looks aske w from hls ex· ecutlve suite -a tiny perspex wlndscreel)t on top of his 180 mph ro8d racing 1\awasaki -it's because Smart conducts his business at oblique angles. ln E:ngland, where the personable ~ year-old Santa Anan got his start in the lucrative business or road racing, they ~d call that ear-holing. , To Smart, diving into the· comen hard and steep until smoke comes off bis shoe RUDI NIEDZIELSKI leather is just good business. They pay him well for it Paul was a boat builder by trade in his native Kent but soon realized that a much more prosperous living could be had from racing. His natural talent was given a boost .-hen he entered the Charle! Mortimer School of .Racing at Brands Hatch and became the star pupil. His "grades" soon tamed him works rides with Norton and Triumph. . J ' ' • S.lld>1. Ju~ Z), 1'172 DAILY l'ILOT=1J ~ A'"*t Sitt! -Cla~e--· I I en Olympians • Have a Solid Squawk R'"1d"111 o1 Cllalnpalsn, DI. probably are used to hetvy, muggy August& . Temperatures bubbling up lnto the eighties and nineties, and average of three Inches of rain, an occasional tor- narlo warning. Most of lhe women 's U.S. Olym p1<' track and field team Is not used to such weather, howe\•er. as the majority of the members live on the West Coast. Yet Champaign was selected as the .site for the training camp !he \\'Omen'g team will go to beginning Aug. 4. And the women-many or them previous Olym- pians and U.S. record ho\der~bjecl. "I'm worried that our strength "'ill be totally sapped by the time we get to Munich," hurdler Patty Johnson or San ------..-w-. Laurie Beckluud Clemente told 1hi11 column after trying unsuccessfu lly lo have the site changE'd. "And if we didn't know "'e are the best in the country. \\'e wouldn 'l e\1en ask them to liste n to us . But \\'e are at the top now and have trained for years. We know what ~·e're t11lking about." She and other lop athletes wrote Or. overlooking the underly!Jll factor ol tho unpredlctablllty of the weather . Taking an immediate defensive, she said !he could not tell why the committee chose Champaign over other locations like Massachusetts, Pennsylvanl~ and North Carolina. Admilling a personal prefereoce for Champai,e:n. she \vent on to aay she beo \ie\·eii It "·;u; selttted because of it.a facll· iti~ and because of a nearby track equipment manufacturer where penon.- nel could acquire more equipment in case an\ thing breaks. Cost "as not a major factor, she said. Coach+'~ hke Da ve Rodda of the Lo5 An~ele!> Track Club scoff at the remark. lnd1caling any good facil ity would have plent y of tquipment on hand . Patty and others feel the site may have been chOSt'n because it is obviously con· vtnienl to Dr. Jackson herself Dr. Jack.son denied the allegat1on by pointin1,: out she is often away for the summer. \\1h11t seeml'! more hkelv is that the 21 commiltee mem\ers. moSt of whom are administrators of "'omen's s ports organizat ions rat htr than coaches or arhlPtes. volunteered an all too swift and easy acceptance of Dr. Jackson's prefert'nce. Contrast the site lo the Bruns\\'ick, 1-te. location chosen for the mf'n's team. The 1\1aine site \\'<IS chosen because it is at approximately the same latitude as ~1unich. is in forest country. and has 11im1lar weather to the ~1unich Olympic ait e. Today Paul stands to make $2{1,000 if be executes his decisions on tw istgrip 8J!d c1ip-ons properly and If the Seeley· framed factory Kawasaki proves Its met· tle on the twisty 1.9-mile Laguna Seca circuit in Monterey. BIKE WHIZ PAUL SMART L~ANS INTO TH E TURN. Nell Jackson, ~'omen 's Track and Field Olympic Committee chainnan and coach of the '72 team, with their objections u From tRere the men will travel to a pre-Olympic meet In Oslo at the expense of s U.S. television promoter, who will oell the meel lo 1 national network. . • "This is going to be quite a test for the riders," Smart told the DATLY PILOT during a press preview of the 125-mile National Championship last week. "It's 1imilar to the BritiSh short circuits, but the short courses are generally wider and don 't have as many slow corners." Trevino Recall s ROLLER DERBY BERTH .•. soon as the alte announcement. wu made just over two months ago . They requested one of the: other sites, under considera!lon the University of Rumors circulatln& at the women'• trials bad it that the women also were in· vitE'd to the meet, 111though Dr. Jackson said the rumors were false. Smart and the foreign contingent of riders -two time world champion Kel Carruthers of Australia, and Englishman Peter Williams -believe Laguna Seca's tight turns will work to their advantage. "Talladega and Daytona are more a test of machines. I think Road Atlanta· in Georgia Is a super circuit and I would 1 nte this track secood to it," he says. "I had Colin Seeley in England build a new frame ror the Kawasaki and the new chassis has cut three seconds a }ap off mylbest time at my te!t track. It's con· 1iderably lower and It handles quite a bit • better," adds Smart. The three works 750's, to be ridden by Smart, Yvon DuHamel of Canada. and American Gary Nixon, appear to have an excellent chance of winning the race. On· ly the new Su1,ukis match them in sheer 1peed and these are still having bomologation problems. With the Seeley frame w r a p p e d around his three cylinder power unit, Smart hopes to combine good handlnng with high horsepower -an elusive quali- ty in the world of motorcycle road rac- ing. Though his successes overseas have been numerous (earlier this year he won the Imola. Italy, Grand Prix, at $80.000 the world 's richest road race ) Smart has yet to capture an American National Championship. Until Daytona 1971 he was a virtual Wlknown in the U.S. He took over the lead early and appeared to have the race · 1ewn up until he experienced mechanical problems in the closi ng stages. While he was still runn ing , Smart was the fastest thing on the track, averaging more than 110 mph for the fi rst 10 laps. Since then Paul took second at Road Atlanta and his Jenee-out, off-the-seat riding style has made him a favorite among stateside roadrace fans . Smart, who maintains a liome in Santa Ana, does not yet know whether the lure of American purses will keep him here permanently. · "I fly back and forth quite a bit and for the nut year I'll be hitting alt the big races in Europe and the United States,'' be gays. And for a man whose bank account iJ growing by leaps and bounds, that's not bed business. His Bigges t Shot in Golf By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 11My best shot!" mused Lee Trevino. "I'm not sure about that but I can tell you about the most importa111t one. "lt was before I came on the tour. But it was the one that made all of his - everything I've done -It made all of this possible." "It was at the ,DAC Country Club in Dillas in the second round of qualifying for the U.S. Open at Baltusrol. When was that? 1967? J'd already qualified in the first round at Odessa and now I was In the second round ." "It was on the 12th hole, a par five dogleg right. I needed to make four ." "I got my drive off in the woods, in the boonies, man. ¥ou should have seen it. J was in tall grass and weeds about a foot high. Some little flowers around, too, but they didn't look pretty then." · "And I had trees maybe 30 feet high in front of me . I had m yards to the front of the green and had to get over those trees." "I was runnin' hot. Really hot. Just stompin' around and talking to myself. I was so mad about that lousy drive that loo~ed like it was going to cost me quali- fying that 1 grabbed a four wood. The adrenalin was pumping and 1 really jumped on it.'' "I got it over the trees and It hit in front of fhe green, ran through a bunker and stopped about 30 feet below the hole. I made the putt for eagle and qualified by one shot." Jt la unched ·one of gtilf's m06t 1pec- tacular success stories. Trevino, then an unknown assistant pro at a desert driving rMge, finished a surpri!ing smh lh the National Open that year and decided to try the tour full time. A year laler be stormed the height. with a victory In the U.S. Open at Roche!ter, N.Y. COACHES DI SCU SS DUNKI NG • • • {Continued From Page BZ) ·· -Hedrlc, "Be8ides, with the n<><funk rule, it makes the big guys develop some skill." 1l!:ts: "We need different equipment than mott of us have. The basket needs to be bolted differently lo the backboard to pievent glass breakage." 11Both the fans ind player• like the dunk and It should be part of the game," uld Barlow, while Willert termed tbe no-dunk pronouncement "a ridiculOUJ role." There were aome adamant 1nli~uni: vole,. from the eo1che1 polled, Including Don Duckworth ol Soothweltern-at- M1111pbis. Darrell Hedrlc of Mlamf, Ohio, Fred Taylor of Ohio Sllte and Dick Pbelpo of Fordham, 11The reason1 for the no-dunk rule are pretty llO\llld." said Duckworth. "The lint I• the safety factor : 1 Jot of boys get hurt on the rim. Also, 1 lot of backboards get broken and there Is no good defense for It. "Of course it's ucitlng Jn • lot of ...... buL IL ailo takes 1way 1 lot ol the llnust. The bl& man will BO In and dunk Ibo bill when he 1hould llJI k up, ln- ltlld.11 "I don\ think YOU ahould have •oythin& In the pm• you con\ de!-and you cannot def.,,.. the dunk abot," llld ) I - "l don't like the idea of players hang- ing around the rim in pract.lce and bend- ing it. Guys who have no bulil1ftlll dunk- ing, try it, said Taylor. Phelpl: "My team average• 6-foot·I, oo talk lo me when I have 1 couple of 6-10 guys." Steve Belko, formerly ol Orqon IJld Bob Stephenoon ol Chrlltl1n 8j'othen College, Mempbil, couldn' decide, llellto ..... I member o( lhe NCAA committee when the rule was 1clopted, but did not vote ror the ban. 1"Now I'm ln 'a quandry," hi uid. 111 am not ao aurt. There are good polnts on each aide. If 1 had to .-ive ITIY position, I'd want to do 8 lot of thinking about it. "t think it adq,, 1 lot of ran excitement lo the game but I can ... why a ballclub that didn't have 1 btg man would want it taken out," said StephenlOll. "The fana like to it and u a•ts more people to come and see your games, from Jhe angle I like to ... It. On tho other hand. I 1ctuali1 have mfied em. tionl 1hout II becaule H -kl 1 han!&hlp on team.t wllh 1 m 1 111 r playen:.•• ~Continued From Page BZ) And, depending on the club, most of the: Massachusetts for example, be chosen. fights are real , ghe says. The letter was not acknowledged by Dr. timid at first but once you fight, the au· The club Linda hopes to join isn't a Jackson. dience applauds and that makes you feel "fake club'' and doesn 't use dirty tactics Later. at the Olympic trials in good," she says. to get ahead, she explains. Frederick, Md., 40 of the nation's top Linda, a pleasantly round five-foot five, She want! to be a Thunderbird -just athletes signed a pel ition saying they already has an idea of what style she will like the ones she used to watch when she would prefer the training camp to be held in &.ton or Pennsylvania or one of the adopt in professional roller derby. was litUe. other sites under consideration. "I see myself as a quiet Honey Sanchez And they presented letters of (of the T-Birds ),"•say gays ... I have her J ahhar at Harvard availability solicited from institutions style of skating. She's not really ag-•• such as UCt, staling that their facil ities gressive and doesn~t mouth oU much. (of equal quality to that at Champaign) She's in there to skate." CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -K 8 re em could be used for the !raining camp. If Linda gees skating as the essence or Abdul.Jabbar, all-pro cen~r of the Contacted In Champaign-where she roller derby, she feels fighting oR the Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basket-leach~Dr. Jackson told this column track is roller derby's mallt attraction ball Association, is studying Arabic at 11he did not {eel "it is good policy to make and excitement provider. the' Harvard Summer School, the tchool J11t minute changes" and that the 00- "Surt, I'd get in fights,'' Linda 1ays, confirm1Cf Thursday. jectlons of the athletes to fhe weatffer at grinning. "But only-the real fights are Jabbar, the NBA'• most valuable Champaign "are not valid." e:xciting, not the fake ones. I'd defend player the last two years, said he is stu- 1 The ~.t. and storms experien.ced dur· one of my ~eam m a t e 1 if somebody dying Arabie to faciUtate bis . work .pjg the Pan Americap Sh<)w meet were fouled her lJlegally." toward an ·M:A. In Near ~~:atudies. unusual. she pointed out. apparently ~iiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--iiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiii , Regardless of the truth of the rumor. It seems obvious to th is column that women's track and field (and gports ad· minstraton In general l need to set their goals much hlgtier, to demand high qua Ii· ty faciliUes and equal oppartunitles for international competition, a.nd . to do the work necuury to accomplish the goals. The women athletes are not willing to accept inferior standards much longer. "We've declded the era Is past when "'omen athletes sbould stand back and nol have any say about what fiappens to them. They can't pull the wool over our eyes much longer. Everything s decided ,ab.oi; \his Olyll!lll'l!'""•U J"l\ar>-do is get together to'worl 'l~c!ll¥ Iii the future ," Patty aay1. "The •dmlnlstrators hay,_not_d..,,thelr ..,blwltctlv~lll"ncl<J\ .. 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It hla fairly well be""dllpelled by>tbo prelormances el auch: Vania u Phll 111D, Colla M-'• Don Gurney, Mark J)6nohue and Peter RevJOn. . • ; 1Jle. Amt old wl~• tt'* Uvee todl)". fn Jri6toreycle ro1d rie- fi!I ~ 1 top Brlllan rid'ef, P11il "Sm1rl, '"YS Al\ierfcans ore jqii • p.ct 11 motlireycliltacera u anywhere In tbe world. r. "Anierlcans ire Wdly.l!lldmalfd. Your ,top ridera, like cat ~' could beat an:YbQdy,'' 11y1 Smart, who .lfjll race for !lie Kawesakl team In the Inaugural AMA road race at Laguna BOca this weekend: · · In fact, the clash ol lnlemalional grand prlx riders has gone way down There are only five or tlx intemaifonal riders in each cla11 at a· grand pr!J:, and the rtsl ol the lleld Is filled by ridera from that country. Communbt1 Bl•meil l'>u Smart Smart blomta lff Commmlll btllove ff or HI. Re explain• -jM lnt.,,,.tlonal body whlcb -.Ia tw .. wbeel ndng, F .Llo( based ta Guen, II domlnateol b7 Ea1t.ra European ._kle• wlllcb do 1111 wit~ le poy tori'-· lo Ibo beat riders lo -or dttpHa , .. !act that IMlt crowda eometlmea namber "' le ..... ne deartl al 11artla1 moaey ud Ille tow pane 1tnetare •• die world. champion1lllp clrCllt are twt reuon1 Smart ii raciag Ill tllll country. J1tre he ca.a make ap to.,, .. by wlula&, wbert11 l1 Elf'Opt die .. It bt C11 llopo !or wffb a victory, boclodln1 star11n1 ~''II .,1,tol. He don retura &o1 Evope for ltltdlcl ... chm,lon1hi, races, Ilk• tlM oDt lie woa re«atly at lmola, Italy, and collected Ille lar1eat moforcycle parM la hlatory_.11,IGll. Motorcycle r01d racing ii 1ttll small bean• Jn tilts eoutry compared to Us 1tatu1 In Europe. There •fl only 1b: other races bl aidiffoa to the one, at Laguna 8eca-Daytona, Road Atlanta, Talladega, Llconla, lndluopoll1 and Ontario. . By behll cboo1y aboat European ,. ... *!'a by co,111petlllJ la tM ie~ea U.S. events, Smart Aid~ "you cu make a r,aJOBlble um,;'' · ne proof or that 11 the ')M'eleJlet •ere of A11tralla'1 a -world champ Kel Carruther1 and Great Brljaln'1 t1iff Carr. S1t1art Adj111tecl to.Ute fn'<:•Hfornlc Smart had no dilliculty adjuJ!lnl to Callfomla file when be moved to Santi Ana to be DOr 1111 ractn1 teem be1dquart.ra. Homer Heaven ATLA!i'fA (AP) -A host of lmpmoi•t alugera wlll bt teelna off In one of baseball'• belt parks tor home runt Tuesday night when t h t American League and N .. tional Leaeue AJI Star• ttage the 43rd renewal of the1r an- nual mld·teuon clash. Homers dominated t h t 1 game Jut year with elCh team coMectlng three tlme1 al Tiger Stadium in Detroit as the Americans ended an ei3bt- game losing 1lreak by beaUnc the NaHonw, 5,4. That reduced the National League's overall lead tn the aeries to 23-18. One game ended in a tie. This year, the sluggers will be taking aim at AUanta Stadium's cozy fences. 1n 31 games plsyed by the Brovea there thfs Hilon, 78 homers have been hit ..nd there were 186 homers hit there last year-most for any park in the major leagues. The dimensions are delightful for long ball hitters -:m feet down each foul line and 400 feet in stra11htaway center field. And waiting beyond the fence ls the Braves' home run mascot, Chi.el Noc-1-homa, wbo gOf:! into a war dance salute everytlme a ball sails over the wall. He figures to do his r;hare of high stepping with sluggeNi Dick Allen, Reggie Jackson, Carl Yastrzesmki, Bobby Murcer and Bill Freehan dot. ting the starting American League lineup and Lee May, Joe Torre, Henrr. ~aron, Roberto Clemente, W 1 l l I e Stargell and Johnny Bench for the Nationals. It wu Jackson's towering two-run pinch homer that started an American League comeback in last year's game after early homers by Bench and Aaron had staked the Na- tionals to a 3--0 lead. lronlcalJy, the American League's other two home run hitters in last year's pme woh't be around for this one. Frank Robinson was traded to Los Anjfelee or the National League and did not make the team. Harmon Killebrew, Min- nesota's veteran slugger, wla not selected for the AL team. The American League will have only three starters from last year's team in the open- ing lineup. They are second baseman Rod Clrew of Min. nesota; third baseman Brooks Robinson or Baltimore and lert fielder Yastrzemskl of Boston. A fourth repeater, L u i s Aparicio or Boston was elttted to the 1t.rUng shortslllp job but will not play becal.1.!e of an Injury. Oaldaod'1 Bert Cam· paneris replaced him on the AL aquacl. Jaclc!on, 1 reserve Jut year, will start In rlpt field wltb New York'a Murcer in center and Freehan ol Detroit catchin1. Newport's National Rowing Chatraps Doug Dovey, (from left), Rick Peterson, John Davis, Mike Sullivan, and cox'swain Tom Cameron, who teamed to win Sunday's lour·wlth-conwiin title at the National Rowing Championships in Philadelphia. The team, made up ol UCI, USC and DCC students, also wdn two two-without-coxswain national cham· pionsbips and became the first Newporters to win national rowing tiUeo. Baseball All-stars AIMri<an L .. tM tnlltllrr .... o telt AJ1tr1. c 11 I c •~I ' Norm 1111, o.tr;lll ROd C•row, 11- Nt.o11; Cooltl• Ro_. K•n1111 ~'" Broolt1 Robll1$on, B111lmor1; 5'1 1n-do. O•kl•MI· Birt C8mP1n1r 1 . O•kl•nd; T~y H1rr•ll, T1a11; 0 u I f I 1Jd1 r t -Ree1l1 JM;llaon, t kllfld1 C1rl Y•1lrltrn1kl, Ba1ton1 OC6~ Mure1r, New York: Rk 1• 11e1nbh1m. K1nw1 c1rv. Lou P1n11n1. IC1n$81 Cl!YI Amo5 Olll, ICIAHI CllY; C1rlos M8r, CllkffCll JOI Rudi, O.lt18ncl. C•lchff'I -l!l!H Frffllln .. o.1ro1t1 C.rllon Fl.it. loslOfll EUii 11.odrlwtz. Mll w111kH. Pllctwr1 -G•Ylord P • r r Y, Cl....t•lld; Jim P1IR11f, 1l11Tlmor11 Mk kl'I' Lollcll. 0.lrofl/ ND11n RY•nf C•llfaml•; Wiibur wooa , Clllc:•fCll I'• OoD.on. ll•lllmore; 0.YI Mc:H•rt,, B.Jlllmor.; ken HDll1m11n. 0.kl81ldl J im "C1!1llh" Hunter, O.kl•nd. M1tl8MI ~ lnlleldert -L" Mllr, Houlton, Nil• Ctolbtrt, S.n D'"°k 'a ~•n. Cln· lrw111ll. Glenn II trt Cll JOI ~otrtk St. Louis; ~on S•nlo, 11k qo1 oon tsllllffl",..ClllC•Mi Cllrl• SNlv, $8n Fr811C.IKOI ' OU!lltldln -HINY .A8nln. Atl1nl•1 111~ c1,m.n11, l'ln1tow9'l1 r."''" Sl•r'91'H, Pltllburltl; Blltl Wiii 1m1, Clllc:•llGI Lou l!irM:kf. SI. ul11 Cewr Ced8f!O. Houslol'I,· w1IH1 Mlln, New Yort11 Al Ollvw, rttlbur'9h. , C.tcllln -Jilllnl!)" B~, C1n-ciln"8ll; M8MI' S.ltlllllltn. Pllltbl.!t1h1 Ted Slmmonl. SI, Louft. P!teher1 -Sll!YI llllJ. P'Ht1bllr1h1 flf'lllSOll J•nkl"' ChlU~O~ Sltv8 C•rlfon, Phll8dll11hf.1 lllob I OflL St. Loulll Tuti Mc:Gr1w, Nrit or 1 •om SHver. New York; Don SUtlOfl, Loi AMtl111 1'111 Ston..,,1n. Montr11t1 Cl1' C•rrc.fl , C nclnMll. Wrestling Set A triple main event wrest!· ing show will be at Orange County Fairgrounds arena Tuesday night. In a tag team match Black Gonnan and Bull Goliath will meet Reuben Juarez and Paul Mat.. Mr. Saito ol Japan wlll combine r e g u 11 r wrestling with judo and karate againat Rayo Blanco of Mexico. Orange Coast on Hot Seat: Tabbed for Football Crmvn Orange Coast College, lhe defending Soutll Coast Conference champion in football , is already <>n the hot seat. Coach Dick Tucker's Pirates, in the first pre-$eason polli have been picked to win the '72 champk>nship by a vote of the circuit's sports infonnation directort. lo the voting three of the sports lnfonnation directors tabbed OCC to Win it all while Fullerton rtteived two first place votes and San Diego Mesa got the other one. The apcrts i.nlormation directors were not . CRAIG SHEFF allowed to vote for their own school. OCC also picked up one second and one third place vote. Here's the tally, based on a 5+3-Z..1 system: Orange Coaat 22; Fullerton 19; Cu· ritos 11, Santa Ana lf; San Diego Mesa 12; and Mt. San Antonio 7. P'ullerton also picked up two second places and IUl'prisingly a fifth place vote. OUr opinion on tbe vote? -San Die&o Mesa was highly underrated. Hartman comes down twice a week to teach a class, then returns that same night. Both Orange Coast basketball coach Herb Liv1ey and G WC head man Dick Stricklin are hot after ex-Huntington Beach High star Steve Brooks. The former Oiler star apparently will not attended the University of Oregon, as previ- ously planned. Bob Schermerhorn, who usisted Livsey for the pqt two aea10D1 ba1 taken the jUDlor varalty cage post at Santa Ana Valley, Mt. San Antonio CoJlege will host next year's Southern California •wim meet with the atate affair slated tor Foothill College (Los Altoi). Also, Compton College will be the site of the SoCal track and field meet with Bakersfield hosting the state apikefest. Paul Dunham bas been na.med ibe new athletic director a1 Moorpark College, 1uc- ceedlnJ Jlm Moore wbo moves up io the 1d- ml.ai11raUve leveJ. Dunham, 41, will condnue on 11 tbe Raiden head grid coach. Sonora High'• beaketbell coach Paul Bush, who guided the Raiden to the CIF AA tille in 1971, bu quit to enter private business. LA Scoreboard Inaugural Slated SEATILE (AP) -Speoou Haywood aays the day may come when be'll be atrelclllni for notes on the saxophone b stead or rebounds on Ult basketball court. "That's one of my areal am- bitions. after I quit playlna ball, to become a jazz musf. cian ," says Haywood, the g. foot-3, 225--pound 1upentar of the Seattle SuperSonlcs. "l ha ve an alto aa1ophone. and J will be 1tretchlng o u t into all the horns once I get this In an Interview. Meanwhile, the 24-year-old forward is concentr1tln1 hll phyaical ... rg;,. on ~kel· ball and satisfyioa: hll love tor jazz with a two-hour radio .show five nights I week. "l 'm l>ff lnlo jw, and I'm ofr into the peOple thJt m blowing jazz," Haywood aaJd. "I know quite a few of the artis.ts, and it's my way of sh owing appreciation of the music that they are producing by trying to turn other people on to it, by playing It on the radio:" Haywood has proved hl1 success at turning on basket· ball fans . He was voted Most Valuable Player ln the American Basketball ASJOCia. tion for the Denver Rockets in 11169-70, jumped to Seattle'• National Basketball Asaocia· tion team and helped attrad 1e1lout crowds at the ColiJeum while averaging 26.2 points per game last season. The conltol panel at KYAC. FM is scarcely as large 11 the regulation foul Jane, but Haywood says he doesn 't !eel cramped : "It's just me and the turntable." He cal! the show A Love Supreme, choosing the nightly selections from a personal COi· lection that has grown to more than 3,000 albums ii.nee be picked up an Oscar Browit album 10 years ago in Detroit. "Any jazz deejay almost b11 to ha ve a library of his own," he said. "The new ~rd.a don't come as fast 11 they, do at olher stations." Haywood used to do his thing at a lara:er, predominantly rock and roll station but switched when KYAC, the city's only black· oriented AM outlet ,added FM ·facilities earller this year. A part~wner ot KY AC, he 1ay1 "it's a necessity that we 'lilacks own some kind of media." "The thing that I hate most ," he 11a)d, "is to 1ee that jazz names come to town and they have to blow in these lit- tle taverns when there'• places in the city like the Top of the Hilton. "Black people ha ven't been educated to their own jazz." One ahow ended with a Sl· minute recording of a live performance by bau virtuolo Charles Mingus. "I had quite a few calls from people , .• saying, 'Wow, like why are people hiding this from us?' n 11.aywood recalled. "And I Killer Kowwld tackles Saul Lothar1o. All are beavywellhl!. Bouta alart at 8:30. Los Angeles Coliseum's new •t,800,000 com-1aid, 'Well, It won't be hidden puterized scoreboard, first of Its kind in the anymore.'" Vies in Archery Tucker, who ba1 called Brea IU1 home for nearly %0 years, moved bis famtly to Coroaa del Mar this summer. "We've wanted to move for a long Ume. It'• closer to work and the climate Is better. We really Uke It to far." nation, will be In operation Initially at the In fact, jau appean to be a Shrine North-South football a:ame and pageant central part of Haywood'• on Thursday night. growing involvement in Seat· Accident Victim Awaits Olympics Tucker'• two .014e1t boys-1'1'11vt11 11, and Rhett, 151 will att~Dd Corona del Mar High. Dick alM baa another aoa, Oay, I. Jointly sponsored by American Airlines and tie 's black community and hil Atlantic Richfield, the board will have the own aearch for personal iden- capability of reproducing louchdowru& and tit1.i also do a free basketball other outstanding plays instantly during the clin ic at SeatUe Unlveraily, course of the game. mostly neighborhood kl.da who · The board, located 11 the peristyle enltance •t t•· •-I OCC and Golden West have announced date of the Cfoliseum, is 25 by 48 feet in size, can pay 111:: money w ge chuwea concerning tbtir LA Harbor 1amu this at a summer camp," hi , utlli:.es 7,668 lamp bulbs, and contains 22 iaid. tbJa Coming football campaign. miles ol 1lgn1l aod l~ miles of electrical "I'm t dyl lsls aln Orange Coast'• will meet the host Seabawks cable. It bas the ability to 1how in full-face 1 u ng m II • "I like the weather berei'' he llid. 0Tbere ·are plenty of out door actlvllles, and It eeema like bere everyboc!J rides motor- MARYSVll.LE, Ohlo (AP) -Pat Kirchner plans to take time off from fixing sick lawna later this month to represent the U.S. In archery competition at the Olympics in Germany. . been reading up oD it most of Friday night Sept. 17, iristead ol·tbo llth. And !lgurea tbe lime rlnullnlng to be played In the thl " he Id • ., •• up archery from a wheelchair. Golden West's scheduled Southern C&lllornia s year, sa • a._.... He polisbed bia oklll at the ~--r !In 1 H bo h •-ed ball game. tl)at be may adopt an !slamle eycl-. Il's a family sporl" · A Wfl'!k ago be tried one of Otll' ~ endlll'DI -Ibey are like elllpeed tlnie 1utomobOe rallies, ·only over a voriety of rough terrain -and enjoyed him!ell Immensely. E .. rywhere he goe1, he said, "! run into a lot of lrighUul Bri~ acceota. We've got enough of us here to form quite a ihetto/' The road course he prefers in the U.S. Is Road Atlanta, which 9tetned most Uke the English tracks he likes. Laguna Seca lhbuld present a tough challenge, he said, beeluse. it ls 1Jow a~d ~ and because the 1lower riders. called backmarkers, will begin Setting In the way In about lour laps. Smart envision.I a group of five or 1i1 rider1 battling for the lead, comtng up on the first backmarker. Somei. go on one side, aome on the other, while the &lower ridei'~'whlt be olways doeo. lie eta11 In tht middle of the fastest Une. ~h the cor- ner. II that IOI.Inda dA.ngerous, well, it la. Hunters Must Qualify proved hlinter ille!y lralnlnr ........ Hunter aafety cluse1 are conducted by c e rtified volunteer instructors under the aponsorihip and guidance of tlle Dcpartmtnt of Filh and Game. The DFG, 1uggesll that parents conlact their neareat bunllng,Jlctn,. a,lnt !or ID· linnatloll about btmltr Ale\y <luaea. '"" tllllr local arO. Inform-1"' 1111 ,..... may a!IO. oblai'*' from ihe . l>tparlrneol of Fllh 1 D d ~-. l50 Golden 811ort, Looi ltodi lll02. The Wheelchair Olympics at Heidelberg, Gennany, that is. The 2f.yeaN>ld lawrt doctor has been completely paralyzed from the shoulders down since a 1966 pickup truck accident severed hls 1pinal cord. "Right now, l'rn HCQnd· ranked nollonallr I m o n f wheelcbalr arcben, "laid the Delaware, Oblo naUva, just returned from nallonal Olym- pics qualllytnc flllall Ill New York. · "But I plan lo change all UM~ I'm 1olnl lo but the American who camt in first en the team and then 'I'm 1olng to win fOr the U,'S." Handicapped men a n d women from 44 nations will take part In tho July JO.Aug. II compeUtion II t h e Paraolymple1 V II I • I o l D Heidelberg. Kirchner toot part I n arehery cornpollllon 11 1 youngster aod two elate champlonshlpo '1 tbt •I' of u. "My whole 11ton1 In arc he recalled. · But It Wtlll\ 11111 lour ,..,. ... tW Kirdlttr - Ma svill F Isl Che ~· erence a e at ar r aa ~• mov The i19ard wijl be directed and coordinaled name -like many other bllcli: ry e oo one rry up a day to Friday, Nov. 17. by Bill Spies, president of Bill Spies Produc-athletes and jaz:z: musicians. Cl~lcbair competition 11 Harbor plays all of itJ home lames on Fri· tions, Inc., pioneer in acoreboard animation When It comes to his show, run in five claues ranging day nlght. and operation throughout the United States however, "I try and reach trom quadraplegics w h 0 s e and Canada. Spies says the fans will ex-everybody, you know, white, haods are almost romplelely Saddleback atbleUc director and beocl loo~ perience "l<Kne ol the biJlesl delights In the black, chicanoa , . • we try paralyzed down to w h a t ball coach George Hartman 11 1pencUnc the board's versatility during upcoming months and get just about every plecti Kirchner calls "just about any iummer at his cabln la tbe Su Bernardino as ill many iMovatlve capaCitiea become of music that paulbly can be disability, even just one or two ~;m;o;un;t;ahu;.;;;;~;;;;;;;;f;ull~yjjujjtjjiljjized~.'1'-;••••••jijiijjjjjjjjjjjjlnjjjjthlelrleiialmiiiiiiolijjlau•.iii legs o!{." Amputees are not accepted In the wheelchalr Olymplcs, Instead, the parap egic who acores closest to a winnlnc amputee In qua!Uylnf 1ry...,11 l•ll to go. "Amputees a re D ' t boJi. dlcapped aerloualy enouch, • 1'.ugbed kircbner. 14We kinda look down on them. People Ill everyday life look at an am- putee and 1ay 'Oh gee, look at the poor guy with tho wooden leg.• But ln our lite we've 1ee11 guy1 like that and make fun ol them. Hect, we aSk them to unload our wheeicbllra out of our cars. They Usually laugb and do it." Wheelcbalt athleUcs lnolude the milt, haU·mlle and quarter·mllt, tbo !GO-yard aod 40-yard dlllllti, nlmmlng, Pini pons, bowllnr. blllml1, Other tract llllcl lleW event.I, 1od U'Cbe17. The llrot ,., Iller hla I .. olden~ Xl"'1lw NCalla, "I IDlDlllmealdt~ller.buttbal bam1l lutlll. .. I, •!Im T .. • DrM l lltfil Rtolf • "-• P• e Vllllll 11,. .............. . UttUto • ltw Pto &11u1 • -........ _ -c.a .... ,.. ........ . @=an TRAJISMm COSTA MISA ltM Now.....,111"1. 645°7570 IAllTA AllA .. I . 11'1Htlt, •. ,,,.,.,....._ LOii• .. CM a I. ,.,clflr c..t HW¥.. "'·1• WtlrmR lltll ., .... '""· ...... ... IOWWf m" '• ,.., ,,.., ....... MON. THIU Pll. I le 6 e SAT. I le 1 -' . . ' ·WHA1''S IN I OUTDOORS? • By JIM NIEMIEC 'The first marlin of the season w11 'checked into the Balbba ~ling Club thls put week by Al Cuttoo of Newport !leach. cat!ton was fishing aboard his boat "El Tlgre" on the 209 Spot when skipper KeMy Dickeroon spelled th• bllllish which Corlton baited with a live Spanish mackerel. The marlin weighed 252'ii pound! and set a new club record for the BAC and fell only 9 pounds abort of setting an I.G.F.A. record for ~pound tackle. There are quit e a !ew marlin In the channel, but as y.et they haven 't settled down to feed, according to Helen Smith of file "SAC. .. ,-;; Albacore Still Mb1lng 'Harbor 1portfi1blng and private boats bave been very r~ ~~t to make the long run down below Sia Diego to ti1lt for llbfcore. There ls a good concentration of longllns 1ome 8& to JM miles soutb of the border city, but currently only, 1port ftaher1 runnJng out of San Diego are getting lnto the good action. ,. The allbes are stUI ru.nnJng very big wltb the, average fish ,.-elgblng close to 24 pound1 and 14m.e ar.e around the' 30-pound ~ark. AlbaCflrt are 1cattered all the way . up the coast wt~ even Morro Bay getting aome early season action near sbon. ~ ~,..,Rough weather and wind might change · the picture locally iutd . cool t~e water, which should bring the fish Into the waters ~d the '3 Falbo~ spot. Skfppert report water tempetaturet on. t1te surface hitting 71 degrees in places and tblt ta too warm to. eatabJlllh a good bite off our area coastline. '. Barracuda, Bonito Bit . An upswing in coastal fishing has been rewarding anglers fishing out of Davey's Locker and Art's Landing along the C0811J and at off-shore islands. With the warm waters, yellowtail have been fairly active 6Ut fishermen are having a rough time landinli( the game fight-er•: once they head toward the kelp beds . Good sized bonito and baiiacuda in the keeper class are also highlighting surface ac-t\oq. . ·:·Bass also continue to provide plenty of action for party boat .q~s with a few large halibut being brought to gaff by anglers di1fting over sandy bottoms with anchovies. . . . . . ·>. 011tlooks Differ ::=:~ven thougll some anglers are already predicting the end of tit· ~bacore stason, veteran fishermen hive a different euUook ~ t'9e pro1pects for the remainder of the Season. • CThlt writer was working on 1porUlshtng boat1 out of New· pbrt Harbor during the 50s and early IOs when warm water also ari1ved a number of times early ln the season. ,~ In checking around the following could be a general forecast of What 11 to come if water temperatures contlnue to climb: ••• reniember that trip when you were trolling ln tbe channel and you had a jig strike and didn't know until tbe fish was · Saffed whether It was an albaC1Jrt, dorado, yellowtail, tuna , or akipjack? ~It sounds like the good old days, but they cr1tld be ~epeated •gain thJ1 year and how many of you have wished the 0 Good Old Days" would return. - . In addition to the spnrtfisb, warm water-also Is responsible for· brlnflng marlin up the coast In greater numbers from the South. It could very well be a banner year for fishermen all o.vV Southern CalUornta. ••• .':~ Claerkltt• Out Lakes Trout plants al Irvine Lake have been terminated for tht remainder of the 1972 fishing season. Warm water is .r~ lpo81ible for putting a halt to the program, but a good carry~ aver Of trout from previous plants should provide plent)( of action f9r. anglers. Bass and caV:ish are list~ as slow; while bluegill are nurDerous at this Orange County-lak~. ,, l • ·;·At Vail Lake, the path from the boat dock to the weigh-in ·ecales, again this past week, resembled "caUish alley" as a large number of full five-fish limits of betfy channel' catfish -were cl'iecked in. Baxter and Jay Young of Orange County caught 10 catfish weighing 6S pounds. Crappie and bass are also active at Vail with the smaller pan fish getting the most attention. Lake Wohlford kicked out some nice bass last week and re-tort operators said that there are lob of anglers taking home l1m1t stringers of bass, catfish and bluegill with an occasional neir limit of trout being checked in. Lake Henshaw and the rest ot tt>e San Diego Lakes are listed as fair for small bass, catfish and• bluegill. • ~g Bear Lake Is kicking out some nice stringers of trout for anglers trolling in deep water with blades and wonn.1, with the avt:rage trout weighing about 1;) pounds. Shore filhermen are findlng It difficult fishing u mOll trout have moved to deeper water. Bass fishermen report an upswing Jn the ·largemouth ac· lion u anglers working Smithwick surface plugs and )lebels are picking up Iota of bass In the 1 to 2 pound class with an oc- culonal Junker running to 5 pcunda. Alamitos Results ,., Nl1.ll'Wr CINr a .... , ,IUT U.C•. ~AO Yerdt. 3 mr old• ti ~. ClellT!!nt. PurM llAOO. ll'llfto'I l1r, A.11111M !.00 2.llO t.60 llrtomb!, ILl111\1ml 1,20 2.«t 11• COllCern. (lero1t1l l,fO Timt -.n 4/IO. Alt.a ran -Mr. Ptl'l' l uff1r. I To Go, ~trNfn, )-lll'I lltufY, Trl~ll ll:tbet. ICK.IY'I l1bber. o tcr•k . U Ei:lcte 4-Plllto'I l1r I. 6-l1rtom-ll!, Nld Sit.Cl. t•COMO llACI. 17G '/lnh. 1 YHr Old•~ Ull. fi'~i' Pur1eo1'·'°°· JUHi I, (LP • d )I. ,.20 i·a ~ -, lurn. Mr • .IO •· Tl!Undfr, { rMtUre) •. "" -·"' 1111. ' Also '"" -llezlnt Him. Sltltf' Gil, •1coel'ltt Rock1t, CHllr Question. Ill Cllurt. Screkhed -1<orw1rd lttlll'Y, Don kalr. Dtrvut IOY• lllUCk '•'"· Mackinac Race Begins THllO ltACI. 35C _1-rd1. 3 rHr told! 1llowerw:t. P11rM U,000. Rt~'I °'*'"• )Hertl 11.00 S..0 4.llO Cll1lned ll:ocket, (Adtlr) J.60 3.40 C~n•ltt. (kt1ltllll 6.60 Tlmt -,17 t/10. Alta r1n -S1ur, Me leldec:k. S11111n-11•h Pooh, Petric e Lin, Truck!• N' Wlro. No tcr1kllff "0Ull:TH ll.t.C•. 350 Y•rd,. ' Yllr olds I. u1. C1lll.-brett. 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"'· ~)caco to Mackinac ltland ~\:'~ .:~1v:~h rr.or1i 1jg ~ace. ~~~ =..1 Li.ti'em 1 f.oo .... th ~ I·'-t 10 lh,. - .11 i'111. '°"" Wea• W 1iua up O . ~!~ ri11-lefffrl'• Q!Mn, Ventt111.11. fmlea per hour favored the ~=· . :~~hlc:h: ~If alo~ ~= oJ.'.'~~M • '.!~· ;rio~~ff.:t t.::.t ~~!'~~~i;::n.=~-~!ir"\"'1.11·1:• ti acrou the lake &o t b • .r;: ~!!. ;-°"11 ... •!"ll"''· '" lllicblcan ahoralint and the ~1;ii;....""~o. ll\1;'12!",r,::.; ,lbclW>ac atralu. ~~ , """"' -· .1bt JD.mill race does not NtNTM ucs. .,. vim. t .,..,. "" iiroduce an overall winner. • ...,. ci.111"11111• """ 11MO. T!ie lleot la divided by we il.''L!.~':.'I' "" 1:11 J:ll Info lour dlvtalona with each M'G,,°il~•.wJlell''''" :Ii a!Vlalon havin1 two aoctiOlll. , ~F.; •.!:..;;.'~'~ r.i. 9.' ~ ~Boeta 1n dlvl11on four, *'" "'r-n:· "~"'· tlon elcht -the omallut K" craft were flrlt to leave from a -;"=:,:ll:lll::=. ='="='='="'='=·='=''="::.'' U.,. tUt of the Monroe Stmt • I Barbor, well oot 1n t11t lake. . STARS ,;They -· followed at JS. SfdneJ Oman-ta ..,. of minute illtorvals h1 tile rm of 111!1 ... mi·. .,..1 utrolo-the Dool, with tho IJ.melor ..., Illa column ta one ol 1ichl Wuthorll', the caldl Ille D.uLr 1'11.0TI -t boat. luvlns wllh the lblOI r.tunt. '"""' "=========== r Yowiger Female Spikers By LAURIE BECKLUND Of ,... Oii" .. , .. •teH Women'• track and field coacheli are turning to younger gJrls tbeae day•, hop- lni to groom thei:i> into athletes better equipped to handle the continuing u,pward aplral of women's competitive marks . But their coaching philosophies differ w~dely as they try to train the five to 13- year-old witt\out burning them out before they 're ready for high-level C1Jmpelition. The coaches of Orange County's two AAU girls' track clubs, Don Moraga and Don De.Noon, are examples of the pclarlty of ag~ group coaching philosophie!. DeNoon, former head coach of lhe Long Beach Comets, is just developing the two-month- old Blue Angels in the Hun- tington Beach area, and plans to bullet the club up to 100 members. He believes in working athletes hard -even the little ones -because if they join his club, he says, they hope to become outstanding athletes some day . TAKING THE HANDOFF -Ken Fagans, left, CIF from E!jenholm is Walter J. Spen ser. principal of COMPETITIVE CLUB commissioner, looks on as Raymond A. Peloso, gen· the new high school which will benefit from the ACD "lt will be a very com- petitive club," he 11 a y s. "Everybody will be working hard ... I believe if the girls do well when they're young, they'll work hard later. I really feel succes,, breeds suc· cess.'' eral manager of Laguna Niguel and assistant vice donation. Sue Counter, 14, junior varsity cheer lead· president of ACD passes a $2,500 check to Warren er, •eC<llld from right. and Gayle Skellern. 15. varsity J. Eljenholm, president of the Dana Hills High School song girl for Dana Hills, are cheering for a boosters' Athletic Boosters' Club. Ready to take the handoff gooL ~~~~~~~~~-=--~~~~~~~--=-~~~~~~~ He will be aiming his athlete! toward setting na- tional records at an early age, although there are no national championship meets for age group girls. Moraga, an aeronautical engineer, who developed the Orange Coast Girls' Track Club a year ago, uses much more low-key training methods. "You have to make it fun for the young ones," fays Moraga, whose club-·ia com· posed .mostly of age group track~ters. He capitalizes on the girls' eojoyment of runnin& and does not train them 80lely for com· petition while they'r:e young, although he does teach various techniques . "As they older, the girls can push for competition," he says. "But not track should be treated like one of. the many avocations in a child's life . Otherwise you'll burn her out later." MIDDLE OF ROAD Other coaches believe the answer lies somewhere in between DeNoon 's and Moraga's methods. Los Angeles t r a c k Club coach Dave Rodda, w h o coaches long jumpers Martha Watson and Kim Attlesey, believes the crucial issue i.s less the amount of training than the quality of training. Although he prefers athletes who begin at about age 14 or older because of their generaJly high interest in track, he believes high quality age group coaching on an in- dividual r,.ther than mass buts also can be very' valuable. Rodda. and Southern California College's new track coach, Jim Crumpton, agree that young girls can be push<d as long u they still feel tbe trainlnl JJ more fun than work. . HB Nine Trips Two Opponents The Huntington Beach A's swept a pair of Joe DiMaggio League baseball tests Satur· day afternoon at Huntington Beach High to open up a two-. game lead on second place Anaheim Police Department. Coach Dick Rob in!lon's A's tripped lip the"· A n a h e i m visitors in ·a five-Inning clash, M , after..trailing by four runs in the first inning. In the second game the A's outscored Huntington Harbour, 11).6, Q-aig Renish and Milt Vines were the hitting heroes for 1\0binson's crew. Ren is h belted a two-run homer in the second inning against Hunt- ington Harbour to get a six- run rally on its way. And he socked a two-run four-bagger against t h e Anaheim PD to keep a five- run first inning going. Vines went five-for-five, singling on each trip to 'the plate. The victories upped the A's mark to ll·Z. Coach Don Terranove's Hun- tington Harbour nine waa Jed by the hitting of Doug Moll and Chuck Leech. Moll had a triple against the A's and Leech had a tw<H'Un double in the sixth inning. M1111!11111M A'• II> •• r 111111 II:. Glrl•lv1.")b J I ' 0 ltoblea, ct, jJ' f ~ S•IWIM>d, .Jb 1 1 O ~tnYS:.1,~·· c j. 2 •, ! ~1'1!1, rt 2 ~'.A!. • ' I : ,,.,""T' . I , ,.,,,m, • ' j Tollll . ..... " llllllltt ' ti A~~··';. flD :l ::: ' l Crumpton1 a veteran girla' l:!~·"'lb 211 coach, feels young itri. are 2r~~·.· ~ often more easy to train than r~. t teen••m. M."o;;la1ve, t -~·le. "They have a natural rhy-vi 1 31>" thm tnd really don't need a ·~~""' rf w 't·" w h o I e lot of instruction on ° •I• technique," he u.ys. H11111111tt11 H1111111r l&I Still another coach believet 11 ,. ••, r 11 rt11 girls should start training ~=""'· d 1 111 whenever they show a rtal in-vr:.·mi"er. t~I ~ I ter..t. . ef.=.litf' l j I CAN START AT J ~:~. tt I o "Th•Y. can start at age three , ~" I 1 1 or five lf they want to," ' 11 , _.. • Golderi Welt track eoacb Tom \"O'le • .... w '"'"""' 1 • • 11th Year at OCC Tucker Reveals Grid Philosophy By CRAIG SHEFF Of lht' Diiiy flli.t ll•tt . Dana Hills Boosters Aim High There is a new Souther n California high school that doesn't even have a campus, yet it has 46 teachers, more Dick Tucker has a rather than 1,100 students and 8 foot. simple philosophy when~ tt * , ball team . Jt• has not· h&d 8 comes to coaching football. "We approach footbaft on a competitive event bl.It it has a mature, collegiate level," uy1 ,boofWs cl~b that plans to the 0i'af!B• Coast Qollege .. r1lae < faQ1p , Jfl, 1m11 ~for, coach who begins his 11th 1thletk" eqUipment season in-September. The school, Dan• Hills High. "We feel these guys are has a campus under con. young men and we're going to struction in Laguna Niguel but treat them like young men. that will not be ready for oc· "The game of football .is a cupa,ncy until December. The tougfi game and there h•s to students will begin attending be some pleasure in it. The clU8f:s Sept. 25 on the San nature of the game blends j ' Clemente Higb School campus itself to some pleallUl'e. You "' but their team will have have to be able to relax. At DICK TUCKER already played one game in times you have to break the the Orange League. The team monotony but still achieve the will prlctice with borrowed goals you've set out to for the 'O Jordan team and equipment. achieve." before moving on to Whittler A group of community This philosophy, coupled College, be spent two years spirited pannta of studenta with a few other tngredlenta • with the U.S. Navy. scheduled to attend the ne,,.- have made Tucker one of the Football, like society, hu institution decided to do biggest winners In junior col· changed rapidly since the ear-oomethlng about 1etting school Jege football. Jy 50'• and Tucker Is tbe first spirit off to a good start. "There are a lot of factors: to acknowledge that. They formed the Dana Hills in being a winner. One, you've 0 'Ibe turnouts for football High School Athletic Booster got to be surrounded by good today &rt not 'like they were a Club : Agreed to a set ol by· assistant coaches. Two, you few years ago. Kids just aren't Jaws and elected Warrtn J. have to have good community willing to pay the price in a Eljenholm as its flrst preai- and admiJ)istrative 111p_por1i tough sport like footbaq. They .dent. Eljenholm says theii- and three, 'you've got to g~t .. CaJI_ achieve. statUi -now purpose'. 'l\'OUld be to support you r 11bare of talent," says "'·ithout being an athlete. The boys and girls lthletic pr<>- Tucker. athletQ. today doesn't com· grams in keeping wU~ thl The firate. coach . has h•d , mlf\d ~hi pee~ fospect he did goals and objectives establlshZ' little trouble with any of thosi 10me yeiti'afO. .... ed 'by the (iCtlool's) athletic three in his 21 years as a head The length of a player's hair departmenJ. 1 coach on the high school ind Is another factor . Citing the, many J>(oblell\' qt junior college level. "We don't want our kids to a new school, Elj ilholn\ says, Delore coming to Orange be eompletely djffeltnt than "Most peq>!t thll\I< t h a t Coast, Tucker spent 11 aeaaoo& the .guys not pla:tlnf. football. athletic equipment suddenly u head of the football pro-The kid certainly doesn't want '9ppeltl when a new achool 11 gram at Brea High. Hla teams to be !JOlated, so we'v• had to built but it actually takes compiled an awesome 97-18-t change our phl!OIOJ)hy'1 lltU• yean to ·•cc um u I at• mark (.BU wlnnlnc percont-Jn· thls manner. If we have to ·•••rythlng that'• needed." age). In eight of thoee yean, apend, a lot of ,time thinking He 1ays the boosters club Tucker's clubl captured !Mgue about hair, we U never 1et will begin collecting funds by championships and the 1959 anythlng done . enrolling individual, family, and '61 t e a m 1 nabbed CIF !'We don't want our ldd.! to organizational and instltiUonal titles look 1h1bby, but we don't want members with annual due1 ot. Aft~r 10 seasons at occ. ~em "to Jook like freak.I SS. f8, up to '500 and over Tucker has a Q-29-2: record,jeiithiieri,iisiayisiT~uicikeriiii!. i!i!ii!i!!ii$500i.iii\i!iiiii!iiiiiii ( .~ percentage} tnd In only II two seaaons were there lotlng t th •IO 000 panther* mark• (the 1965 and '8' outflta mee e .. ' had 4-5 records). Tucker, who just recently moved his family to Corona de! Mar from Brea, got hl1 1t1rt in football as a youn11ter at Long Beach Jordan High. · He wu an all-league center ••• Nooo "'llYI· "~ some of ~:1::1:_~_,..,. IG '::!:'I II '1' them c1n-be plllhed hard 1t • -••-,.. ~ l thlt ap;'otherl can't." ... --:... .. , • ... ow '.,. -.. ,.. "I'.. on ~e v .. _,..,, ,. ' • I ' I C lJOint: none Of. the YOUJJI si~,,.. d, I f l 0St chUdten ihould be pmsured ~i::.".!!I!· ~~ "' ! 111to-'1t1onortr11n1Drby ,...;;,. 1 , 1 Sailing coocltes or pannta ii !hoy ~'.? • j f J N C I 25' PANTERA I ' by a.Tomuo ••• Imported tor Uncoln-Mercury; lla!IU -cnatocl bY. Ille brilUlnt Ghll Stl!dloc of Turin. Ford ·<lalsnad Ille 35J CID •v v.a enrtn.. 1our wblll to>-depenent tuapeMlon and mld1hlp en.lint placement. 1'lft •l>Hd leaf box. Mly l)'!lchronllOd ' •• begin to 111ow • dltlll<e 1or the ... " • I ew a s sport. ' ·-" ,..:,,.. ' • 1 5118 But ,.,,. of the coaches can """-..,_ 'lot '" ,!, I I ' ,. ...,. ll*l' his program It Infallible. ~M ooo '" ,,_. __!..! e ~U S Cltlc, Afttt au, they edllll~ : .,.. . .,. ........... .,.,..+.j.,, 1thleteo are ~ I NEWPORT l'lu.uctU. dlildreo are unprtdlclablt. TENNIS CAMP -N!WPOIT- •Pantera ••• ttaJ.Ju for ;anthtr ••• · N1,..,ott HI C•1c°li1• 1.-.. • M .... Ml ley fit Wihon, Ckerlio llr••er 22 IOATS ··2 MARINAS I A.M~ 4 P .... Mo11.;.h f, IAILIN• ICHOOL 1 1 ___ ._ NOW- T¥ "'"'•',_ I 644-1197 ~«!!,•~ .... '!!-~,= 111.-····-------------- ·1 Dll\.Y mef S I .. ewport Bags .5·~ Triumph Newpnrt was thJ sol• vldor from the Orang< COis! area Saturday in American ~ baseball action with a ~I triumph over Saddlebaclr:· Westmitlster tell tnld 1 two- way tie for second place ln American , Legue circle.t with Anaheim Schutte as the'lattu downed Westminster, 14. If both Westminster and Anaheirn Schutte win today there will be a playof! between the two fnr the District playof!s berth. Winless Fountain Valley was trampled, 17-0. aflcr holding· the Fullerton 0 o d I er I scoreless through five lnnin&s, and M:iusion Viejo was a 2-1 victim tC Buena Park. Thursday Mission Viejo was · no-hit by Anaheim Heffron, f. 0. Newport shook loose Irom a 2-all situation in the eighth in· ning with three run11 to gain the nod. ChuCk Glaspy got it started with a walk and advanced on Dalit 'K\!be~ka 's '11ingle. 'Glenn McKinley loaded the bases w"Sq )le g9t lo first on i Sad· dl~~ac~. error and tHkn Bob Dean got I.he go--ahead run across with In in f1eld grounder . Mark Stanbra put the icing on with a two-bagger plating two mates . Jeff Hatfield had three· si ngles to pace Fountain Valley'• output while Bob Nodland did the same for w .. tmlnster. Mlulon Viejo took tbe. lud. in the alrth w h e n Steve · RoblMOn singled ln Steve Ashcralt who had singled. Buena Park won it when an error with the bases loaded let two runs across in the 1eventh. \ • • • . . ~ .'MarKet Highlights ~ VOLUME, BEA VY TRADERS ' • · ,NASD .Quqtations on Mutual .Funds Coast -Plaza ·, I ffers Fun Shoppers ~r shopping centers are finding it p hie to entertain , educate, and br .. cultural events to their customers. acedtdtng to ~ero.er .. §~~e~. dir.~to.r. 9t ... -~ .~ , public relatioh> arl~'adveil!slng for SOuth · ·' •• Coaat Plaza, 'Costa M(!Sa ._ ,,-,,.,.. • r'lJikizlonal . !hopping ' centers . have beccRne more than just places to Shop," be told memben of the-Citizens "RarbOr Area1 Research Te1uff .. (CHART) this tn011fng. "They must entertain, educate andlproject the po15ture that they are lo· termed in the community." Iri some parts of the country &bopping ftllrlA!rs have found it good business to of· (Bf B_ympbony performances, art 11how1, ballets, and even strolling minstrels to theirt1hoppers. 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Cl\~mtlrl .!Od }t.j,-' l(i 10 C1vm1n Coro l~1+ * 11 M1rc111 H .'1d J\,.J. ''> 12 A111fo1 O.v!c1 ll\loJ '" 13 ICt,,,.lnoton Lt ''"' 11,. ,,,E"~'~ convr 1! ·~l'.t. lJ l e 11\l(O .10' l!l"~J..J 16 NM Cors>o•1t 12 +1 11 Gr~pl\lc Scan •? +l\lt lt GulfSoM1 .SOCI ll'r1+1''> " !SI (mplr Sv •It'--~ 20 tr1 Phv1 ' .(I +~'' 21 l':.~t Tutin lo\'• ;·2;:a 22 Serl o /"C'Or) ~+ >.t 21 81n 8~i dn1 1 31 +2-... !' LI" llt'Ollk••I 1• +1 s Jn ll:011t11 .)Cid 1 + Vt LOS!•S Compliments . ' Cllrlilll lt Sd11tct M111Ultr llNltt , BOSTON-Has your boss re- cent.ly begun thumping you on the back and mouthing unfam· iliar phrases like. "You're do-- ing a grelllt job, Fred"? Pl!rhaps your supervisor ls trying to "positi vely rein- force" you. Positive reinforcement is a worker-motivation technique being studied by a number of U.S. finns including American Can, Ford, United Air Llnes, and Connecticut General Life. ! •• .! '':i . Tangibl< r~nlorcet~ lrlcfu<!e the aWArdiilg of borills tnonej • vacation trips. additiOnar paiJ time off, and prizes. The more frequently distributed ·intangible rewards include smiles, touches , praise, and feedback systems like charts and reports which provide the worker w i t h evidence of his ac- complishments. Except for the motives prompting these supervisory responses. they are difficult to distinguish from what might be con- sidered nonnal human re la- tions. The technique is based on the assumption that individual behavior can be manipulated or controlled through 8 system Critics attach a variety of of rewards called positive labels to the theory, incl.udlng "manipulative," fascist," OAIN•lls Nlmt L11r Nil Pct. .. cf. t Amln!IG111 .26 •7V.+l2~ Ull U ,I u 'I 1 Grove Pr111 2~+ l<li Uo 51l.O u' 2 ' l N11cl1tr lltsc 7Vo+1V• Uo 4J.O u: 1°1:1 ' Nall lit Fill 3\'1+ % UP 3$.f ijp 1 s J (h1rnll1 lncp 11Ai+ Va U11 30.I • I ·1 ' KIV11X Corot" tv.+ 'I) • UP 211.6 p n 1 Globe C1p Cp 1\i + ~ Uo n .3 Uo 11 I I Sull1lr Cnro 1fV.+tY. UP 2&.f U11 1_.., t T1l1crtodll ll!C t'h-+2 U11 26.1 UP 10 1 10 NMC Ccrooc;ot n -'-1'1, Up M 1 U11 10,7 11 Ll!lll Aflh11rD 1l'llo+J"" u .. !S.9 Uo 10.S 11 Pro~rama S~• i-~.,. '-\la ?'.fl Ull 10.0 ll Atroc:t.{l"k:" 11 1\oli+ 14 Ull 20.!l Uo •I lt Jn lllobrh . .'!01 1 .I.I'll U11 19,1 H•: t.J 15 AVM COrP .IS 13'ilo.+21oto UP 11.J \:l 9•f 16 Strl11to lntor o 1· , ... ± Iii Up 17 ... 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Locally, Escher said, lhe South Coast Plaza, bas: played .host to· automobile shows, high schooL pr.oms; childrens art . ahoWs and recreatfbnaDy-ofient~· show.!(. : ' La*er this: falt,.8001.h· Coast Plaza ·m • ";,, -1. _ · . coo~ration wltb the British Govemrnent, B w· j'. •., n· . H" . . ·zd N will ljo•t an EngijsJl ,-•ltion whl!*}.q,r a' . ·~a .' :uo .· Ul . s ew 10 d~s will tum~· Plua. into. a.. muµ-'·fl Brlt!!¥.1r'' according fo.EScher. ~ 4-..,. ~ \,· ~~ e~~~ t!:id~~~p:~i~!.:; .. l!~'i • '.: ,·,~<,. • -~. h • and"~ British De!'ittmenJ ol Trade h.as -.,. . I fiHtw~' ac ine The technique owes a great ponents is, "It works." debt to pigeons. Positive rein-Emery Air Freight's ex· forcement is based on perience is ll classic example Harvard Prof. B. F .. Skinners of the. apparent success of p s y cho\ogical experiments positive reinforcement. with the behavioT of the plen-Em e.r Y vice -President tiful w:ban birds. , Edward Feeney had to im· Dr. Skinner contends that prove the performance of his the controllable·· behavioral customer·service department. patterns he observed i n The .seclion'.s goal of re~ pigeons are relevant to human di~ to castomer inquiries beings. His best-selling book within t minutes was only "Beyond F r e e.d o tn and being · me~ 30 percent of the Pacific Telephone's Marjorie Sundquist demo~-· • ~ strates mobile phone with new "Q" channels placesf -~" into use in Orange CQunty to expan d service to ':_._, more than 300 local customers. The new 450-me.I!-:. ', ,. hertz UHF channels will supplement 11 existing 151!''.:~ megahertz channels that serve some 2,000 mobile'· . phone users in the metropolitan Los Angele .. orange conujlitled !\fl! a njfJ!flli:,•dollart •lo its ,:'· . ~U· . I~ p~ion,"J;scher-.&.aid .. , \,: I k '~Z--·· .''. 1·!. t • Sept. ~t'~.British Expo '-..'.,."'·.$~, _ .. :.~r_1 -,. i; ' , • 1972 br~ to ~ta. Mes~ the sl~hts ' :.<\ .& i1Afii1EDWARDS • t~ · wjthin the next few month., which will an ds or E~, ,in~lµcting replicas _.. --..if· ~'Jiflli ,u,, -''•H supply the dealerships now being formed. of gar Square ~ons and lht Crown ;Jl:;. ~· ..'..';;, '-~ ~-;, built · They also plan a service that 'will enable J ell bobb. 'Beel te '· and · · o ~ men 110.,e a ew, , Jes, · ea rs,. r'· h • · ' ~ · 1:. >11....t· 'th oyitem users to send the mlc'rofUm artif~ts f m mu..,.,ums a.-.rdin,,-to ,· 1 c n a uree.u~% ey ~ . , ~ ro "'"' ..... ' ..... v -~ 1 :11Urik will IDllte·life easier_ and dter ~:· cassettes to one o~ t~ree e:ervlce bureaus · ~ ·., lot· stewardesses, liquor store clerks and to be developed wit hin 48 hours. \ : , ··'' a lot ol other people, too. Ea ch frame of each microfilm reel w t t liff Pl . -Richard. E. Lapp and Gerald Campbell automatically identifie~ the time, date l1'1e8 C 8Z8 ol Micro Monit•&ystems . 909 N. Bayfront. and name ol the system user. f · ' built what t.h~y cl~im is a device that will qne Joca! airline is now deciding B l nk E d' deter anyt~ing from skyjackings to bad-whether to install th~ system . ~ Xp8ll mg check passing. , Air California Pres ident Robert Clif- . . . J;peir little conlra ption re c ord s rord said, "We ~r.e looking at it but have CoqStructJon ts underway on a. ro~ort thlimj>prints instantly -And does it not made a decllnon. ~io~ and m~erni~l!O'J ol Bai\~ 91 wJ,µw>ut, leaving 8·ny inky mesi::. A~d it "We haven't shown a ~real deal of in-Ame~a s Westc\1U .~JPa blap.c.b , in t ~~~.th~ time lawmen spend tden-terest in the fingerprinting idea in the Newport .Beach, anoolioUnced ~8JU, Ut}1nttSkYjtckers. from se veral hours to past. ... there are some people who want Dav,e.~a1son. · . ~ ,as. llUJ,e as 2$. minutes, claim the two other pc0ple to know who they are -all TbeJl204JIOO pr9Jtcli \'.'1!1s lo~ ~ ~ tocM 1)1~~ jlbught 90 percent ol the types of,riuts are involved.'' Clifford said. tl~n of a 2,llOO.M:'; loo\ M4fUo~ rlglU·~ihe l"ventlon from Wilham Ptck addinl t~at "there may be mtStance to to ~.rear of the ·"''"'!""?itncreaslnt tJie of ~a}ebn two yurs agoi .· a 'perm•nent fingtrprinting<thing." off! lze to ~,ooO ua"ra-'i~t. 1 \ t -..Using to the machine, !irilne • ticket N~s liquor stores, night clubs upan~loo e? vrorn ~ .P''lro<l!I')( slore coah!~s -Id a)ld IndLvjdually-owned 1etail olort1 In. n t;i 1be 1 ~tl' tAll\.~ s ·C111tomer'9'1hamb alid his ticket . • San DI~ ·1he teJt Dl•rkel· area, bde tn- 1!' ':;.~ •* tn J' .ff ~~ 01La,.!18f, lpw ·!ll{~trea on '"Ued t units .and bse-dliver'a ll~ ~ll cuotoine.I }11.'~'t>O.·ll•od lmit to qo \"-'9rr•~I> Instotd tlctot&. . . ,JJtlj ~nlnf MOM .. ~ ~ 'l')crolllm, ( · "The unlt·may be used In lny \rpflll~ a:;:~·. · ~ -.-Wll!!ool Jnk '' ·chemleel•, 'due tn th. lion where lh<re is a need !or a p,oi!ily~ AD ·1 ·,..,;1\yre. _.;1~cqver,, pa!~~tell. gllj&> .. urlace, \he pbotogrfpbs ldenllllcallon· with, a documerit, • lllpp 1np, fFpellng Ud dfaperieJ aloo wtU'he prt&1de • pei:manent poSJ!lv' record ol said. • lnitalid. and braDCb walk-up 1 wlndQws each pasgeager.... and hf• correlating And he cited rent-a-<:ar agenclec, police ..Ul i. relocaled from U.. 1ld•. to the ticket, ., department• and gr.ocery stores from rMt 'If lhll! building, -~ .a They claim 11.t ·,nforcement agenc ies througl\oul •he natlort who are con~ (!ollra<!or. ~ r:vJtct, IMllleduled !lll. the ground woold nttd approxlmotely •lderln1 Ins 1IlinA t)le •Y>tem on 1,.,. or pl<!_1"fj, • • I s Dad)'""'1r m!IM'-' \9 ~valop the film ol the outrlghl purchase to increase elllciency i~= ol """'1 • · ~.Jtrl' Ill the event or • skyja.c!\lng.. in making poSltlve idtntifications. uld erilr Ji 1 tuts have betn And on\y lQ more mlnut!ld would be' 54n Diego w" chosen "a teot market to mlnlmiu cu 1 tome r In· needed to oend tt to FBI ~ gualt ... lor area due to the area'a nu'lerous military Dignity". Is baled on this con· time. , tention. Mr. Feeney initiated a The theory of po6itive rein· check}ist for workers. This forcement assumes that: provided Pos it i.v fl nm. Human behavior is solely forcement bJi letting them see determined by response to how often tlley an!Wered in- stimuli or environmental con-quiries within the time linUt. ditions. Improved performance was A person's behaviOr can be .greeted with praise a n d changed without his consent or recognition from supervisory know I edge by subtly personnel. manipulating the environment Those who did not show im· to which he responds. mediate improvement were Within a newly manipulated complimented for hone sty environment, an individual . reporting t_heir performance. can eventually be made to During the programs first follow a predetermined course day the section met or bet. of action. All that is required tered its goal 9$ percent of Che I ·r ttime. s posit Ive rem orcemen A p 0 11 itive-reinforcement whenever he approximates the betlavioral pattern the ex-ay1tem now is in use in all of perimepter (or company) has Emery's cuatomer--service of-. dtslgjied fnto the eiw.lronment. lict$. Three years liter the 'f!ie\i'eln!orom ·uled Jn thb. secllon.mtmber1 1WJ annrer ~ are both tallf1ble · ...s• · betw~n 9fJ and 95 percent <)I ll!langlble · ' · •ll CUJ$omOI'. calls -witl!ln the • ,.. ' •minute company 1oeI. ' 1st & 21i ' R.E. . LOANS e tl,M .. SIO,IOI ·--• ,., l .I, '" C.ltf. e l'otfolcl-CALL • 847-5200 llUAILI' ........ ,_ """ mt:1 ,,... during !be con1truc:tion Idef1lllicalill!I-, Installationa and multin& need to deter iiiiitriilllll mrmtl ...,._ would be Tht .,..PlllY s;.an• to open • manufao-minors from a•tting Into adult btrt and I~~~~~~~== •• ....:... : -·. "_,.1ur!?,.f!,a:ll ~ . ~ lrvlne ~~~·-;~~!rt~~ ""'·ta,. -.:.. -- ( ....... ,,,,..., ~' , ............ . - I ' County area. ;;, .• . : New Veep Name~:·:-;; .. '. By Irvine Firm .. " . ' " -. Environmental S y s t e m s Industries, 2082 B U s l n e s s Center Dr., Irvine, has an- nounced the appalntment of Robert Slater as vice presi· dent and division manager. In his new post, Slater will direct 'the industrialized hous- ing consultant finn11 worlc In formulating management pro- grams which ire tailortd to the 1pecialiled -· 0 f m'l'ufactured . hOl!Sin( pro- ducers. Slater was formerly pre.sf· -~ dent and owner of Anecbole .. ' Systems, & company w~fc&' 1 manufactures high technoloJt_' custom 1tructures. The fifni' was acquired by Eme'rSqi1: . Electronics in 1970, at whltb time Slater beCame a man.~~ . ment con9ultant for the paieift~1 company. His background '',in ·, fields rilated to the •'11!\ · dustrlallzed housing lnjlull!ey , bejan in 1950 when he ~~·l '. partner in a panelized ho~~; operation. -~ -.. v '--i· .HONG i<ONG •• cunOM TAllCH IN OIANGI CO\INTY ..,."nlltttt c.i. ... SAVI UPTOS~ ' 2 sums135 -ll rlllT 1111 ~ f•llerM CuttOM Mt• IU!ll. $pert(MI,, JIKltt, IMlfl, • WI rn ANT llJI • ANT ITTU (°"19 •"th Alfl•ATIOHI •WT P~Y-.TI II ~ ,r:_ir, ~-1M ,.,,, .. _ ..... .....,,, .... _ ... _,, __ ....... _... ..................... , t .. . I ,, • DAILY PllO'T • f .f iejo Tract Opens. Starts' Dip But Paee Doi •,• . , ·:~ew Barcelona Overlook.I Wilderness WASHlNGTON (AP) -Tbe pace ol home buildin& tapered off 1lia:htly in June, bul the Niloo admin!Jtration remained on target with Jts forecast of about 2.2 million new houses to be lltrted this year. aald prlvtlt\Y owned boulinl 1t1rts lot month were at a 1tasonall7 ld}ultell annoal rate of 2i291,oot un.tta, down from tl1t May ralt ol. 2)31,llOO units. bouslnl ltlrts WU more !ban 2.S mlllloo wiits. Tbe edmini!- tratlon IOttCU!s In Janoary U.1 2.1 million uolll will be bull! tllls year. llartod • Tbe report alao uld tht ,..! ber ol buildlnc permila """,.. . . ~!!;. and ~I ISiet JodaY e_,. home In Iha fllllt un~ al bedn>om, _.story h • m e f.r fifth unit ol $t homes no IOjdH!mal coot. fealunl a dramatlcalzy sloped !(:. iallon Vielo'• • n 11>1 b Thi delllD aod oonctPI cl llvtna"""" celllnc and a walk-~· New Barcelona, tho New llan>tlona pnjocl . In cloaet off tho. muter .Wit. ~,,:,binslda aetting ov .. loot· wu oaonllnatod with the The ......S bedroom ••• be Tbe Commerce Department But for the !Int ab: montlls of tilt year, the avtnge ol. Last year was a record year for boulin& wbm aboUl I mUUon new btmtl were In June-at a~ adjusted annual rate ol 111PUf. O\'tr 1 mllllon uni~ up al~ from May. l the 2'-acre Wilderness arcllltoclUral firm cl kmll convertacl Into ~· portnt'• , Dorlol, ~ dal Mar,_ and-retN':t.Bar<elona lootlll'ff ln- new nelihbdrhood which modell _. de<oralf"I by ··•-• . uat 1ix -kl qo, and 'l1loden Jut .. 1or1 of~ del cl.._ .m Iba purcboee prioe ady recorded 115 1ales Mar. Rustic wood and stucco 1'!'8 built·ln range and oven, nla, is · d.,lgned to ls ulilize4 relainln( tho Image dilh-and dlspolal, COP- E' moderate coot s11111.. of Mllliail Viejo per kemaker line, outlel !or ho f • an outdoor 1as barbecue mes or Y P u n g Feal\lreS ol N..., Barctiona llWIOlrY fireplace, huvy duly !!*"· , ho-Include . bfgh vaulted lnlulatlon and c o n c r e t • ~ing In price from llvinC "'°"' ceilinp In teveral clriv...,1ys. ti:liii to $21,ll!O, tht bo,.,.. of modell, and tpacleul Walk·m FHA, FHA·VA. VA incl con-~~na are offered in clolets In • nwDf:>I{ of muter ventional f I n 1 n c J n I is and tw ... tory models tulles. available. istinctlve elevations. The Dorado, ~ f o u r • New Barctk>n& homes may ara palklentod, bedroom, tw .. ll<lry lft ode I be rucholl by 1U1111 the San r .. r yards designed features a ~ 11-tboped JliOIO "'-llY lo La Pu '*Autdoor living. Two, thr.. kltcbea with a breQlul nook. llood, La i>u lo Marguerite ~ ' models are .,,d an optionil dt!I « !Ourth Pplnray, left on Marguerite -ble. bedroom downstairs. to Ttabueo Rold, thtn left lo . 8,000 Visitors Drawn ; ' • placet are Included In The Buena, a I h r • • • the models. · .,, .• "' f:l": REAL ESTATE Sea Shanty • In Leisure • World Due Francis M. Delaney, owner ol Delaney'•· Sea Sbanly In Newport BeaCh, and JloU W. COrtese, p resi den.t of Rossmoor ,Corporation, an-: nounced the start of coo- struclion. •of a new Delane:Y's Sea Shanty which will open in Rossmoor Leisure W o r·1 d Laguna HiU_s in September of . . Here is a fine sel.ection of superb new homes. They are in Mesa Verde, on the last good land in Costa Mesa's best neighf>orhood. VALUABLE LOCATION -Many hom.S adjoin the Costa Mesa C{ount.ry Club Goll Course. Here is a world apart; a country village atmosphere, yet convenient to major Southland centers of commerce, education and recreation. VALUABLE FEA TURES-1 and 2-level homes-1,853 to 2,966 gq. ft. of Jiving space. 3 to 5 bedrooms, and t full list of price-included features. ~ fr~m $43,250 to $59,500 VA and conv•ntional torms You Own The Land! ... ,J ... ,. ® 'si1es Oftiu: (714 ) 55;.s2.;2 th~~:d by Arthur Valdes n' ,,.;."la HOMES & Company of Newport Beach, ~ \. \. ~ ., -. -• To Landmark Opening the second Delaney's Sea I ~ T.J.,. ~ AN ,.,, s.i ~ More than 1,000 pepple have choice of eight architectural Shanty will be located at24031 MESA VEI\I:I )E ~;--"'·'' ,. ". f•-..yt(I Hirbor ll•d.oll•~ attended the Grand Opening of designs. Epil telToro moc!eRoadledin ndtbe nlcom-. . . ::::;;_-.~ ---. _'""~···,·,:--.,, ,,.., ~ ;:",';J.'r..':, •:.,"ti:.:; Landmark Homes Be a ch Special features or all or the e Y rt 8 e arg· --=::-... po.o<tNtdf \i. ll"ile 10 f!JfniJ.td Series in Huntington ,Beach homes int1ude ahag carpeting ed portion of the MaMing's M1del ~-frftm hr.h aince the pro1 .. ct opened two 1n the uv1.... room, master Restaurant formerly known IS The dd Id' . . r -r• r~11 ,..,..,.,.... 01~. tlke Nrwport fU!C~ .... 10 ""' the Do QuixJ-ff H • ress o 1stinction 1n ~a Me~ VJ i ornia ----Hr.rbor~l'ICll1h on 1-11rbrir 1n ' weebago. bedroom suite, hall and n uu:: inner ouse ~Ave.Ltft !.._i)ooAl:WN.. 8lpal Landmall<. 'Inc., atalnray; forced air gas . ..:.and=._::Cocklail~::'.'.··..:Loun:'.::'.~g'.".e.:..__~~=======================================~ lfartellnl Director Willlam heallnc unlll; froollawns With Walker lllid, "We had 4,900 lprinklerl and a tree ; r .. r people on opeiiln& day when and lkle yard fencing with we recorded 5Z '41es. Since -sate; conmlt driveways: thea, we've· bad 11eiw-200 lhake r o of 1 ; unclercround arid IOO pecple every day and uWillel; and buil~ln TV and have recorded an ldditlolllll 33 telephone outlets. aales for a total of 8S out of .~ 'Mle kJtchena alao feature a. the 188 homes avail1ble." bullt·in range and double oon· "In addition tq. the sales tinuous cleaning oven with already recorded," Walker r1nge hood, light and exhaust continued, "we also have "5 ran. Also, a d e 1 u x e homes on reservation." dishwasher, garbage disposal, According to tract sales double sink. lwnlpous oeilings manager Jay aea,gan, many and custom hardwart ind Of the visitors are being at· cabinets. Some plans have tracted by the unusual land pantries. purchase plan being featured All ftreplaces are natural al tht silt. Reagan espla!Aed wood burning with gu log tllal under the procram, 11\e lighten lnclu(ed .. The -.If lhe land Is IJC!I belil In, bathrooms are equipped-with cludei lo jhe pqrcbMe price II llhowers over all tube, while the homes. • " ""'°me have separate shower "lhe boll!' ,.,.,.. marbelene ~ p.d di& '.Gf'-tht -_. cuslool banlware~ .. "lmlead," ~fj alalls. . Tbey a1ao feature '""""2 "" m. llii'lel;· nie new boiw w.ft&.lli>I -.-. • ' ••• eel by R. J. Marvict " ' ..-.w al. lanta Ana and ••. themodejl wera dicor~ted by ' ·~-i I-' · · -. Rowe llil«ior1 of 'pen .. ; .ll1llllb fot411 . Beveriy.JIJIJI . ·' over a peri.!6.ol J7 yem Wiiii • no bolloon payment. Af1't II years, lhe buyer-will own !he lot outright." "Since tht land ls not ·In- cluded m the but price," Reagan continued, 11no in- terest is paid .. 'the """' of tht land. "' a '~ the ~i;:.., ":!i~u ~"" ~: home before the final payment New Homes Nearly Sold .In Niguel With 75 home 1ales in six 1s made, he can trwfer his weeks, less than 40 homes re- equity In Jhe.18!!<1 lo .~ .... buyer .just as .,_he ~IJ.RSfers tbe main in the final phase of . equity ln'tl>e hOme 1taeil." Niguel Hills, a llOO-bome. $1&- Tpc., d'ne~• of the huge The~ ii ~tedotl million hillside community in ~t~. 111. Sin ~ ua n . the ·nojtp •lffle: .. Of .'.Adami 1Laguna Niguel, according to C&pf.trano. AvenUe" it" ~tani:I ' Street, .RonaJd M. Foell, president of E. J. CanWlon, chairman of betwwf Beach lloulevFd and Costa Mesa-based Standard· the boanl, In making the an-Magnolia Street. It ollen four Pacific Corp. nouncement pointed out that fioor plans and 37 distinctive "More than 550 home shoJ>- his companf was pleucd that exterior designs. The homes pers have recognized what a the ::fbannan family -Jerry, are one ~r two 1tories with great buy these homes are," wife Francine and to.month-three to five bedrooms, two or Foell 1ald. "With a prime old ~J' -.,;ere part of the three bath!!, and two or three location in the rolling hills ' of CapiaP'ano Villas' over 400 car garages. Prices range Laguna Niguel and le!l.5 than bomf:,PW11U1, from $24,990 to $30,990, with two miles from the ocean, excellent conventional finan-Njguel Hills homes have $5,500 "Jtrry i1 a pro. A! a perSon. cing terms available. worth of features which A1 a golfer. As an athlete . He The t)vo atory plan 52 is the normally cost atra, but are wu formerly the head pro at largest home tn the com· included in our basic purchase the Ontario National Golf munity with its five bedrooms, price. Courat and at 26 yean of age, ilfrft baths: and ,three . car "Yet, the prices a re ii the; youngest 1 bead P,rO at garage. The master bedroom moderate, ranging f r o m ahy of tht Orange,.Coonty goll suite with bath, three ad-$29,250 lo 134,250. And, in- cour1es,". CanUUon oonlinued. ditional bedrooms, 1e con d eluded in the price are a Shanno is tht son of Bpl bath and a linen atorage closet amo(~lree environment, cOoi .... -.. , coach ol \he' T ... are all lecated on: the MCond aea bieeZes, and magnificent -,~· ·~ J.A,13 noor. DownStairs-are the views.'' An1eles Laker's, profe ssional family room with fireplace, The'Jmject Is a joint ven· blai.etball champions. In high liv'""' room, kitchen, fifth ture StandarcJ..Pacific, {he tehool, he was a star in both ... >& bllcl · •~u . bedroom , or den, third bath pu y ha l d constniction • IOI! ar)d baslteNB playing on and an extrJ storq:e closet. firm, and Hester Deve1opnent chiiUJKoriship teams in both This plan features nearly Corp. of Coron1 del Mar, •iM>i'I-· He attended .both USC 1850 square feet of living lolll • •tabllsbed community an<l;.C,Ufomla and was 1 ma· space •nd Js available in a builders. jor.1tor In both sports at bolh,-.i;;;;;;iiiOi;;;;;;;=;:;;;;iiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOi-.iiiOiiiiOiiiiOi~I .c~··· ·11 •1'M~ -..w honie In Ca'pWi-lllO Vill,as is no more c· :a. ~ ~,live minutes from my job -. UIV a1;.lho course. rve lived m "'21 (loylaa for the put year •nd It COllGRATlllA TIONS b ,rlfntblng lo move to .. FF4 m arta ;,.bora there ls no anoc . I , a;.!',llw!n i. 11111 p1en1Y at. S PAR 0 W R EA LT Y oj>in ip;lce," Sharman related . . cap111raao , Vlllu' ..-6uy Law1on, broker i nd """* m priced Ir 0 m owner '4 C..hn:y 21-Sparow M; J!le ,apartmenl l\ODW Raalty, announced Ilia winner 'll,!IClll Wflll a lliltl of !lit fop · 1&la111J1n ow.,.I "'°'f'ln colt of j9tlO offered oo for Jun• as K1y -., ·-' lllo ·a~\ bom,•!-Nq Fountitln Valley. Upon rocal•· ..... VA;i ,J'AA and con-KAY lfPSTIR 1 int tho award, K1y ·atatad, Wlllti:inUO-..... b offered. t., w-..., ,,_ "The 1•'1• company im19e.ef Tiit ..... Jnject, which Conturr, H a0_. the uniqut "Voluo Vl1l0ft Show of hu ~'the '8 million foiomt1 • ev•il.blt a+ C•ntury 21 ·Sp1row Re1tfy were -mat~ 11 ... ,+olame, fs Just lmport1nt f1ctors for my &ucc11s in June. My' cut- • ...... li'om. cc D t ti I tomers incl client' re1lly •Pp,,clete t~. extra 'er~ 0rare OIWtY V'La ellhtr the viCe1 encl benefits • .,.11.ble: . , ~ Sen 1· ~ ,fir Sant.I Ana ~ enneunce' openin11 for 2 1,Jcliti•n•I full fimt ~ et ulUn/ sa! 11...,,.en, ne li,ense er ,••ptrience •ec.,.•rf +. ~::r.'-~-la Uie .,,iy. c-,io1. lictnslnt •• ~ trolllint , .. ,.a .. llc:liil aoa1ll 19 .. •"•blo., • ............... a. .......,. . '"" .. s l ... '" •• ..., hm Clplllr8I Valley. '--------............ ...---' ,, ' • AN The · East Nine. Every home has a view .. of t~e El Niguel Country . Club golf course. -· • • l ' . . ~. ' ,. " ' . Here, overlooking the labs, trees, and~ green fairWays of the El Niguel Country . ' Club are the southland's most attractive condominium homes-and .every lwm.e has a great view of the golf course/ The .East Nine archit.ecture is Pui'e California ••• a subtle blending of rough. sawn w!JOO. and tiles. Intfriors, with all ·. bm1t-ins, )arge closets, private ·laundzy and . utility area,.provipe for yo~ <X>!Dl,liete copitort: . . 'And of course, with all your out$ide chores , taken care.of tbroµgh a H~wnees· Association, y-0µ have the OJ!portunity to enjoy aJJ'of Laguna Niguel's choice c0ll'Ylllliella!S and recreations including two. private Clubs, the El Niguel Country Club and the Laguna Niguel 'Thnnis Club. You· also have private access to the ocean, sandy beaches to stroll, smog-free air to breatli!!, ~just 4\i miles south, your boat can cruise the cool • wa~rs off Dllllll Point Marina, "home port" for Laguna Niguel. It's an unbelievable life at Laguna Niguel- like California used to be. And now is the best .. • • • -• I l (J • J ~ l ., ' . , . I l time for you tQ move from a larpr llllliWiee fl) an 't .alfordably piioed 2 or 3 bedioam hmiie (each with 2 ~t!m) at Th~~ Nine. Butcmaeearly ~or · ydm golf Vlelf· Many people are -king ! \ ' ' this kind of !letting. from 534500 ' , . • All Bl~........ .. p'J1 7 I. ' ' I ·: ... -.. ... .. ' • ... -. '•. . . .. .. . ' :• • ... •• .. , .. -., . .. . . • I Portrait of Farmer Wins Contest A portrait of I gentleman farmer ln hta overalll wu the wlnnfnl entry In tho . third week Ill tho DAJLY PILOT 11napobot Cmlelt. • The pllotosraph by O!eryle Osara of 2337 Minutemen Way, Coota Mesa, earned I '5 cub prif.e ln the conteal and the chance to be nominated Jor competition In the '55,llOO :Kodak llltemollonal Snapahot Awarda !or It'll 1(KINSA '72), II all olber cmtest re- qulnmeola are mel The ruerve winner In lhe Auto Seat Tests Due .. . . " "fu August WASlllNGTON (AP) -sen. VlllCO Hortke (D-Ind.), salcl Jut week the ledonl htgbway •aofety qency may have mis- led the public ln approving ltudarda1fcr car ufety aeata lor cllildren. Douglas Toms, ad- mlnlalrator of the National lfllbnJ Tralflc Sa let y Mmlnlalralion, delended bis """'1'• awroach to the prob- lem In a bearing before the Senate commerce IU~ , CCll!lmiltee beaded by Hartke. · At one point, Hartke aald he could not fmd out the trulh, ~gb h i I subcommittee oversees TOIDI' agency. He uked what be could tell bis IOR and daughter-in-law con- cerning a safe seat for their dllld. Toms said his •&enc y 'developed a "staUc" un- JDOving test atan4ard that bad :111e elfect of getting most • aeala out of the market. ' • Ire Funnan of Comw!J«s Union displayed o 11bn -. In( thal most aeata aded In · .xii a way aa to Injure a dilld ID a moving or 0 dynamic" test llml1ar to a »m.p.h. crash fn. · to a barrier. 'Ibe aceptlons were. Sears Roebuck harness ml the Ford Tot Guard. Toms said his agency is awaltlng results or a dynamic &ut·aeries, due in August. Toms and aides contended lbe Consumer Union film was tqulvalent, in fact, to a eo m.p.b. crash, but Furman wouldn't agree . In other areas or driver ..r.t7, T01111 salcl survey1 of .. uae ol ..-Jap and lhoulder -oll1I turn up d1-iraging nmllL E1oVID of f!Ye!'y 12 C!J::,.;;!. wtar lap ,,., ,,., na& tD be Ille, but .. dlJa't -to lab the I 1 I llFl'1 .,., " Tolu akl. 'lie eoalmdad the boll aoluUon ""11d bo clllva mlralnta llldtullr p . ,.-orking Show SHERBROOKE, Que. (AP) .!. A -of =ed In W. Eutom city • -" ... IOI from the federal "':nmen1·1 Local lnittatlvo fft--ID put lolether a --~-=-~·~!== --dttmPlnC.,.,...,.. blaclc and white compeUtlon Is Bob Bell, ol 1010 Oo1c SI., Coota Mua. Jlldges lavcnd his lonely cit ln the bait.red. ..,... doer lor the poolble alt.mate conslderallon In higher stages or the fn. ternapona! competitl<>n. A iubtle otud)' ol en alert ahoreblrd, al ~ ln beach sand. was this week's winning color division entry. The photo earned Jolm c. Wllllam9 of Modjelta_Clllyoe, the ,10 flrll place spot ud a chance to go on in the international com- petition, il all requiremenls ara mel Wllllan' photo la a 1 t 111 portrait of the white, gray and black bird against t aoft-locus backgound or the sea. The bird stands tn browit-toned sand. The reserve winner in this week's color competition 'Is Scott Prei!.!I or N ewpori Beach. Preiss caplqred a silhouette of a surfer aplast the Sky U be rode I breatlng wave. Black rocks frame the action in the color sUde. 'Ille DAJL Y PILOT judges have elected to any over to fmal jodglnc at the end or lhe eight.week cont e 1 t all photographs which win top awards or reserve poa:ltions ln each week's contest. · Snapsbooters whose entries judgea felt deserved merit recognlllon In the black and white competition are : Jeff Schwartz, 1 7 I a a Edgewater Lane, Himtington Beach, and Jim Weld, 11441 Hanover Lane, HunUngton Beach. Color photo merit certificate winners this week are: Robert Conn or 1100 Dorothy Lane, Newport Beach, for u ezcillng color slide of surfing action, and Ken C. Perdomo of 2190 College Ave .• Costa Mesa, for a slide depleting a still life scene through a window of ·an old barn. Entries are now being ac. cepted at all DAJL Y PILOT offices for fourth ·week judg~ tng. Deadline is noon on Wednesday. 23~667 ~999 Autos Re~alled Assembly Line Speed Determined as Major Factor DETROIT (UPI J°-One dic- tionary defmes recall u "to summon back." 'lbat's wtiat AmUican automaken have been doln1 in lncreasinl numbers since the National lllgbway Salety Act went Into elfect In September of Itel. Since that lime, a total of 2.1,M'T,911 U.S. cars have betn recalled -almost one of every two built in the period. In 1971, more than one million 197t model cars were recalled to find and repair llUlpeC!ed defecta -one of every eight 1971 cars pro. duced. So far !hi> year, the iJ>. dustry bas recalled more tllan 1511,llOO of Ila 1972 modela - -of them by Fon! Motor Co. ln addition, General Moi«I recalled S.7 million a..vrolet cars built between 1111 and l!Ml9 -the lar1est ~tncle recall campaign In htstory - to put restraints on qlne mounts to prevent the engine from tilifling ii a mount broke. Oiryaler hu bad IZ recall cainpalg115 since 1966. But a 1pokesman says that in some campaigns, onJy 10 percent of tbe oars recalled. w e r e suspected of having a defect, and only l percent ectually bad the defect. Why in tn ladultry that Is 75 years old ant bu 4eveloped the most aoi>lllallcated tedmi- quea and ~lriety Io r bu1Jc!1'1' 1ood cars, do such defects keep rlClftinll? 'ItMc:e'• a llUll bit of ~ ba an over-all wwer-••• hC, design, quality cmtrol, lluman error on the -"*" line, defective parll from • .....,u.r, and just plaln aoofqio. And, since Itel, the lnduMrr• been r .. quired by liW to pubUcize each ol lta recatl .....,.i,ns, add ing to the lrnpr91lon that Ibey jual don't build them the way they used to. An exatqple of engineering error ia F«d's who I I y redesigned and r e 1 t y le d Mm:uiy Mmtego and Ford Torino lar 1972. '!be entire Rest.orr.d for Museums production run of CM,000 cars number or Gremlins and was recalled In May beca~ a Hornets because a workman design f!l'Ot Jed to excw:ive iruita11ed the wrong bolt on the disc brake caliper. bearing wear end the poulbili-Some recalls were for trivial ty the rear wheels woold fall things. Ford recalled 700 air orr. conditioned cars beceuse they O!rysler recently recalled bad decals indicating recom· 42,llOO of ill 1971 and 1972 mended tire pressure and Crickets, its British minicar other infmnation .not cor-irnpor~ to replace the rack responding to tile tires on the cars. bar on ita rack and pinion The foreign makers are oot steerq assembly .. American p"9eftted with the same prob- deme lor !Ill' conditioning and · lema m t b e i r cars oold olher attachmenta placod • outside the United States heavier alraln on tlJo llleerq --Ellr<lptan otandanls mechanism lhan wu • e>• vary . country by counQ-y and penenced on the Avenger' the .,. ~t In many na- Qicket counterpart In Enc· tJom outside the U n i t e d la:Other deaign error caused States. Ford. to recall ine'1'1y 23Ji000 Most European oountlies Pintos beoaute; exceu fi.qnes have no counterpart to the were. being retained ,trJ the air U.S. De~ art men t of cleaner while the car wu not ~tion am;t have no moving, ,cuing some fires regulations regarding defects when the fire was started. J found fn cars. Some problems were call!ed Tciday's automobile is a by buJnoD f!"I' on the hlcblr ~lu a n d so- wembly. line. Am er I c an phtaticated v<tbicle. It cont&lllS Mot<n bad to recall a small more than ll,llOO parts, all of whlctl are -led by -pie. cars come olf assemhly lines that irocf>ice to to 75 can Ohl Autos Are H~ Hobby an hour. 'Ibo Vega usernl>ly line at GM's Lordtown, Oblo, plant turns out lln cars an hour -a speed some ol tis workers claim Is too fa.st• to 4o I good job. CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) - "I'll tackle anything that comes along," says Dale Price. "li's the challenge that's the biggest part." Ampng the dlallenges thal recently a<eaked into his worbliop here on l h e O>esapeate Bay's e 1 a t e r n sbcn are a dilapidated 1934 Ford Model A roadater, o 1907 White Stamer and ID 1119 KelaeJ'-TUney. Price ~ bit charges apart "down to the Jut bolt," then npairl ond ... --. -a lar the -Dian lnotiluiloa's bllhn1 col· lection. "II genoraD:r lakes -a yeor to -tho average ·antique sutomoblle," Price ti· plalnod. "I do II myself. I don't have anyone -king for me, but oll(e In a Jllille I sub- contract port ol I job. when be hH cleared the Cllrftnl batklog, Price plans to start work on an !Ml velodpede front·wheel drive bicycle for the Smlih>onlsn. "They weren': wry good record keepers," be. uya o( the company that built the ...tury-old bib. "I'D bavt to do -reaeardl." Don B«tebJle, the Srnllhso- t nian'a bighwayc ol I ec t i o n apeclalill, bas o n o t b e r "challtnge" awaiting shiir ment to Price: A rare 1912 Knox: tractor, foreru~ner of the modern tractor trailer . "It took me five years to locate it and another three years to raise the money to buy it,'' Berkebile said. "I wouldn't entrust it to anyone but Price." Pr~. 51, openerl an 1uto repair business alter a four· y,ear otlnl ln tho -In WCll'td War D and became iJ>. volffd wlill Ullque cars ., a bollby. Bo .... bND -1n1 plecet lor the-lln-ce ·the lata 1llOI. "I prefer hlllorlcal nblcles. The older and ...... lnlenlou• the vthkl~ the better," Price layl. Untroubled by the lmowledle that moat of the cars lle restores will never nzn again, Price confesses that uaometlmes I run them just for fun before ohipp!ng them to Waahlngton." '"Ibey aren't fit for the tumplke anyway. Now evefytblnc centtn on turnpike drlvJ.nc," Prlca .,... m ms. o lala model Bulck and a IHl . ' Plymouth that "you can' really ctll an antique." As for thtit care, he turns them over to mechanlea downtown. Modem cars, he says, have made the backyard auto mechanic obsolete. 1'Modem c1r1 don't you," Price said. .. -.. e ADOS.SU~ MULTIPUD6- e tOnlPLOWJ IAlll , I 1 . . . . . New Labels ForOricken WASJUNGTON (AP) -The Agricul!Jre Department has given poultry proceaor1 six months more to use up old labels llefore they must 1tart telling consumers more 1bout what ts In packages of chicken. New f e d e r 1 l regulallolll which toot eJ[ecl on Saturday -1d have required the labels now. But the ~t decided to lei proceuot'I ... old labels unlll Jan. 12., Im becl''M they were notified of the rule only two montha 110. ...... ,, llCIMAL e m-11 IUDD CAIClll,A- • . C!i.ryle 091r1's .flr!MI'. uphire• • first pl1ce • • . • . •• . ,while lob Bell's lonely ut is : ,w ,.11rv• winrttt. ~~ Below, Jeff Schw1rt's ., .. r receives. merit •word. • DAILY PILOT Snapshot Contest Lt1ding to Kodak International Newspaper Snapshot Awards (KINSA '72J Competition Rules: . . . .. . . • •• . .. ... ~~ • • .. .. :-• :: :: ': -. • . •• • • .: •. •. • . .. . - .. JOURNE.YMAN BURGLAR RETURNS "HOM1•· TO MISSOURI STA,TI PENITENTIARY Jim Ashlock S..m1 to H1vo Bocomo tho Kind of Mon Who Goh Along Only In Prison PRISON'S HIS HO~IE l ' • • • i t 1 l • : • ' • ABERRATION? James LyM Alhloc:I: 11k1 himself whet6er he h a 1 become an 1berratlon of the IOtb century : 1 completely ln· , · · lllltutlonallzed man . That 11, 1 : · · ·. mtn who find.I hl1 real com· .. ·.·tort and·eontentment 1nakl6 'A :. ", prtaon. . • ' , He 1peakl freely. Nothtng ' • . oll llmltl. It reoembl11 the ? ·; ·kind of 1111< th1t 1oe1 on • ! ! ' ' ' • • between cell partner•, particularly onts who were !all partner• that 11, com· mJtted crime• together. "Well, the last time I got out was Sept. 9, 1970," he recal\1 . ·"The first thing l did was ··:·ate RI a Cldillac. The first bust ! 7 . · l got was October • • Ci • "I can't rl&hUy aay that l • . ; :.started lleailn1 again to make ... -sure that t would hi sent back to Jelf City. It may HCm that ·:·-way. I adm it I wonder on It ~:. ~ tcme tjme. I wonder is there :.,'-.'aornethlng wreria: with my • .;,,:.; head that maybe makes me want to do things to get me ::: ... back in even thou.gh I'm not :I · · aware of It. On the .,...t, It ,J • aeem1 like everythtng ll 1111111 3 ;·· to P"I me rlghl on the rood lo . ·;'my home 1n 'e' block." • ... :'NO UGULAlllTY .:.,:. 1"ert'1 an •ura of Mlf-con· • ftdmco which he appamilly .. ·"'ra.tt.ly ever had on the ltrfft, .., even tholllh he had a rep aa 1 : ··very hot burglar. Hit 1tatu1 on • tM street, howevl!r, had f.<> , conal.mlly bO proved by balng wtlllnc to otal cars for Otliort, or ploJlrlC blr apondor In 1111 lion, or milmi1 donprou ......, !JI the prloon lllore ON ·:•bll1pooiclor•1ndbt-'I . .... ID provo ht'I I heavy ........ -ollor dlJ, lie 1111 ~ ..... IUI. Clll 11111 ddla, u.. ..... ' • • 642-3260 Sirvhlt Newport l11cfl • •• •t• J. Our Regular $14.95 .ms. --- -. ·-· JulY u. 1971 Brit~h Dive rs A Check Pollu tion l LEGAL NOTICS I I , ' Since ·1926 - ' . Tarifllr ·Reaches 87-3 ' Of The iHome Buyers ~ 10·FULL PAGE ADS •IACH WlllC. '* TAllllLL~bulSM.MULTIPLE l.ISTINO . · • • , , * OUAIWITlliD1~ f · 't;cOMPLm·Pl~NG {. __ 'rill '. 'Jlt1 ... LSI SlltYICI . ' ·to••• 96Z.1m. ' • ·-• . VISIT OUI El.HJllf ., ... •• Home & Garden Sho · . Since 1926 ·. · .. • • .. . •. .. -~ -" ,• • • . . . . • • • ~ . .. . • • ,. L •'' . . ·.~ ... > ~\ . ' ·""-' ~ ' , " • • • , I • . ., ' ' fiNty PILOT C J .. • • • ' ·: ' ! • • •' --.. -.. ' , • • " ' 'f, • .J. "" •. .· ' • ' .... ,. DAJLY PILOT There w .. ·1 a flt ...lal:I)' or 1 carousel but lhe "'i'lvol on Gl1dloJ1 Avtnue in Fountlin Valley Md 1 cupcake walk ,• pen- ny plt<hlng bofth and 1 lot 'of hl!f)- py kids. , A! red ball-'nd "l•Jlru>apu, hung OYtrhHd, obooil', J.I youngster• from two to lJ yean old acurried around the patio to try their luck at dartl, ·I/lo tr¥rure hunt or ooe of the D'iah.f ottier carnlval game!!. The Tuesday afternoon carnival w11 held in the backyard ot seven-year-old Sandra Baldwin ta raise money for the Childrena' Hospital of Orange Count y. "We wanted to have 10me fun and heir. aomeone else IO we decided o have a carnival," aaid Sandra who organized lht festive event along with her friend !Ari Geor1e. To publicize the charit.1bl1 event, the. two young promoten oombed their nelgbborhood han· dln1 out flyer• ind lnvllln& all the youn11ter1 .arQUnd to attend tht arnlval. "Wt went from house to house to tell all the kids we could," said Lari. With cupcakes costing only five cents and a chance to win a col• orl~ book jn the dart came only costing JO cel'l\3 whaL excitable: youngster could hesitate? Sund.I!, JulY U, 19n , By the end of the day, they had ralaod 111. "II'• not a lot of money/' uplalned Sandri. "But maybe tt'U htlp a little to mah tho kldl In tho booplW havpler &oo." RHONDA BURK, 6, FISHES WHILE SANDRA BALDWIN FINDS HER A PRIZE H·elp for You Fun ln the 1un can be 1a!er lf these !and and water tip• provided by the Newport Beach Marine Safety Department U!eguard Headquarters are followed. S~mmlng ahould be Limited to areas where a lifeguard Is on duty. Before entering the waler, beach·goera ahould check 1~th ~~ _guard f9r beach and surf condition•. A 1Yti9m of fi•&• on lifeguar4 towers Indicates water condltjpna al a glance -'gr•en for generally safe, yellow for cauUOI\ and N>d for dan(eroUJ. '' 8,rjmmtn~ alone and d~pending on surf mats, innertr;ns or w&J« !loat. are cllacouraged. Long dlstance1 • ' ' . min ul Jllll!el rel)!h ao help fJ nearby lf the swim· mer 1 !"' • JUptldet can ,be identified by muddled ~r foamy 1eclion1 of •@· ~fSl<Jitmtns _ .. i-.. mas •l!Ould 11e-avoidlftf' bllt'-lf , fi!'sllt In one the victim[ ahoul~ not pl!llc. 1 ti , GOod or average aw) mm en 1 h o u I d begin swim ng, p.,-'1!11 to ~.ore, thus working away from the riptide. ~oor swimmers should relax. They will be pulled away from shore but not under. Lifegu~ds will come 4> your assistance. YouCanHelp LIBRARY HELPERS: HUNTINGTON BEACH -The B3ll· ning annex, located in southeast Huntington Beach, need& volunteers to work at the desk chtcldng out books and answer· mg telephones. A bonus is a quiet, pleasant place to work with a medium amount of public contact. Hours for volunteer services are from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 9 a.m. until noon on Saturdays. TECHNICAL PROCESSORS: HUNTINGTON BEACH - Huntington Beach Library needs help in the Technical Proc· ~ t essmg Department where volunteers paste pockets and stick· '.•, ers on books anytime \(furing the hours oi 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Jdondajs, through. Fridays. f .. ri~.te' CHiL,. : COSTA MESA -The John Tracy £.llnie,el\Ves pre def chtldren and their parents in a ,.a1n~,pr,pgrall( E. 9th SL For lnore lntbrmation, call M2·22ft . ...,. :r •1 1. • ,r. 1 t.. •. S~EECH PRQBLli~: ANAHEIM -Children Wilh speech Jro~leqi~ refuit!nl fro!!' br.,, <!linage ~rhemng !dss may be- ~ iDYQlved at ti!• Spee~ and Language Development Cen· • 4J...~J.oarJ. ~ ..... . 1 , , 1 v•)IOLUNTllllS: 'l\~tn<PIS: cOUN'J'Y·WIDE ...,.~ wide 1 •~of. p'ositi9n8. froi!' 'aeri<;al help.to Kandymeli:w~vers, • ts'Waltlng to be fiUed 'by the Voluhteer'lltlreaus.· · : Busine,. hours fQ~ the South Or,ange County office, 325 N. Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach , ire from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. , weekdays. Call 642·0963 for opportunities. ' ' • . , a~an@'!to .... Seen ' J Paperwork Kills Pollution Bills By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tM DlllY PH• Stiff U pcUution couJd be cleaned up with J>lper work, we'd all be living in a pristine environment. At least that 's the conclusion that ca.n be drawn from 13 envirenmentally- orlented bills that have been introduced into the state Legislature this year. Newport Beach City Manager Robert L. Wynn eave a brief outline of the legislation to his city council last week. Most of it relates to 1ir pollution and control of motor vehicles, although there are aome omnibus-type bills geared to overall environmental quality . To dale, none of the 13 bills has made the books or e\t,en cle11ed the Legislature for the govemor'1 aignature. Some are still on the floors of the houses while others have died quiet deaths in com- mittees. Of the committee fatalities. three have been dropped, and a fourth is oot likely to emerge from committee, according to reports from the office of state Senator Dennis Carpenter (R·Newport Beach). On the Assembly side, five of the blllr have already rtceived approval and mov- ed either to Senate committees or onto the Senate Ooor. According to Carpen· ter's spokesman they ire: e AB M9 strenathena the authority o[ county air pollution control districts to enforce orders, rules and regulations COllCmllng Optll burnJn&. • AB 579 strenrtbeoa the authority ol the state Air Rtaources Board to permit addiUonal lnveatlgation and lt!tln& of ac- tions approved by the Regional Air PoUu- Uoo Control dlsir!ct.. e AB 58n 1ivll!I the executive olfictr of any Air Pollution Control Board the rt1bt cf entry to any prtmlses to lnlpeet air pollution emission sources. • AB 941 prohlbita burning ror ri&ht o! way clearing. e AB 1064 revises provisions far holding bearings to grant variances for County Air Pollution Cootrol distrlcta, and it illcrease from three to five the membershlp of hearing boards of the• districts. e AB 866 which requires tbe Califcmia Highway Patrol to set up automobile emission inspection atatiorui by 1974 ii currently being heard in the Assembly Traru:portatlon committee. And AB 889, the Envi ronmental Quality Act of 1970, is on its third reading in ~ Assembly. This bill requlres a con- 1ervation element of a general plan as well as an environmental impact rtport on any project a public body intends to implement which may have a significant effect on the environment. On the Senate side, the batting avera1e Is not as high. Of four bills introduced. there are two thAt have been dropped and another one which is slalled in com• millet while U,s sponsor tries to line up support for the measure. That bill is SB 764 which would e1empt emission free motor vehicles from registra~on fees and license fees. The other IUl'vivlng Senate bill la 3C which has cleared the Senate and pe on to the Tramportation Commltlet In tho lower house. It requim quarter)1. reports from automobile manufadurerl on prognaa In meelin& 1pecllled ftderal standards concerning emtaslon1 o f carbon monoxide and &ydrocarbons. HOW TO PROCEED • • • decides for the defMdant, completely for the plaintiff or reduct• but rranta some of the plaintiff's claim. If the dec ision goes to the plaintiff, the defendant can appeal to Superior Court and take a lawyer alter he puta up 1 clsh bond in the amount of the judgment granted the plaintiff. Court critics argue that the whole purpoH of amall claim!-people vs. peo- ple -i1 defeated by allowinc pro- fessionals to plead •ppeals. If the loser doesn't appeal but al90 doesn't pay, the winner can bring blm bocll to court for debtor p"""""lnc1 to answer under oath a financlal ex· amination and promise to pay. If this doesn 't work, the plaintiff can eventually have the person's wages attached or have liens )rut on his property. These ae-- tlons involve court costa but some people think they're worth It becaUH ''althou&h it can COit the plaintiff, it COits tbt de- fendant more," one court cler~uld. The normal wait between f~ and IP' peailng berore the court Is' 1about a month. ~ The person wbo' """"''t want to be bothertd: with or can't,~' a lawyer. aupponm ti. amall ~l'>\lrll aay. can lll!d 111ii or .._r dii'-i'\ll'<:lx>urt tn Division nu., evui; ~oe).aay momtnc at 9 a.m. and Fridays at 1:30 p.m. ; .. ,PEOPLE'S COURT ... ' . ' ·, eontlnue to parad! up t6frard !be bench dally, uxtrtf the Judie le act 111olomon and make 1 wise decision . B • ' '. Swimming ahould be confined to areas designated for swimming an cf not in surfing or boating areas. A voiding piers, pillnga and rocu rs suggested, as well as posted dan;er areu. Diven 1hould 1tay away from 1hallow water, not dive from high areu or near rocks and jetties. Never fake a call for help, ll!eJ.Uards advised, but when you are in real trouble follow the ll!eguard's instructions ex· pUclUy. Whenever you find yourself in trouble in the water, ll!eguards suggest reluing and algnallng for help. West Or3llge County offi ce, 11412 Stanford Ave .. Garden Grove, fJ open Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The phone number ls 530.2370. This bureau fJ offering a challenging assignment for those interested in a project involving the school system. Level· headed, decwon·making personnel are needed to make per• sonal contacts and tie up loose end s. Aller bearing a de<cription of the acci- dent, the judge told the )'91111( couple that ~ began the ivlta of lncldenta arid were responsible. The man was asking for S..40, which he said was a low bid as be wa ved 1 garage bill. The couple aaid they'd replaced the battery and a htadli1ht already and the Judie ltnt the bailiff out to check the car. The case was ta.km under 1Ubmia- ion for five days . Some people bring prepared speeches, pictures. broken i~ems and witne#fl. Others ad Uh and become-lllllfl' er ,..d. Whether they win or !oat, they all find someone rudy to llsttn and http mediate. ~ ~( •• •. l. Tbe groups of twos, threu and fourt Small claims courts are not lhe aolutiM to poor relaUons between lndivlfuala or between consumers and businesjel, but they are a helping hand, a peopte•s court. -~ ... Your Horoscope Exploding Confetti Banned TALLAHASSEE, Fla . (AP) 0:.· Aquarius: Avoid Self -dece.ption ~d:: :"~~~:i·:: Florida Jilarltetl of an explod· lured by S. Mantsua & Co., Is shaped like a bottle and shoots confetti Into the air when a detooatlng strln& Is pulled. ~ (March It . April CANCER (June 21-July 22): UBRA ~~' ' . in.:'<' C.u'RloORN (Dec. 22·Jan. Ing confetti cracked manu· -11J.' Unuoual reactions due u Lie l•w. Obtain hint from Don 't acatter. f I ""'•'• 11 ); PuJzle plec; .. cli~k into f~u .. if In Tal"lu, GETS POST , r..Wt or your errortl. You Tlll~I m.S..go. !JWMll-hint frooi tr10 ... ~lfce. Ont, wbo11Ja authority '!'Jio" nickel 't~y labeled r-J1Ubllolty.-N.· K•Y -ment procedura mey be Your elJoits obt1ln ~nttotr. "11! flallb. &mn 'llghL You "Party J'ooper" ~caused at SAN DIEGO (AP) -Fred ta, ,f4 1 1a"1u ~atioa from i:hinged. Heed .. profeuionil B1 reaA' tci answer ~iety of discover reasons for delay. least 18 mostly minor injuries A. Heilbron it M has been fanllly • .PelOi'W(J heme rpl1y1 11 counsel. Family member questions ... SaglUarl · 1 likely :Your judgment, intuition move to rt!identa of Pinellas COun-reelected chlinnan of the San ,Important role In your Prot· could be too rast -and ml•ln· to be ti picture ~nd on tqtt. You gel what you ty, health officials said. Diego Ctounty Water Autbot11y h:ss. formed . Xncrw It •nd respond horizons. lmporlal'lt1" c c i a I need -ir\ plea11nt manner. · The ·~ favor, manufac-which he founded in 1944. •;•.'TAURUS (April JO.M1y 20): accordingly. Ari11 la In pie-contact Is on acend4.. AQUARIUS (Jan. JO.Feb.l;;;::==""===============::::;ll ' Allalyze phlloanphy. Gain tU<e. SCORPIO (Oct. SS.J(ov. 21): 11): Avoid aelf-deception. grtaitr grasp of your own LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Check apparent rniMr mat-Strive to base actions on fact· _..dJrfetlon. Means find out Keep health re.90\uUons. Avoid ters. Be thorough. Check fine ual material. Don't try to hide where you want to go -ind extremu. Surprl!e visit tould print. Don't commit youraelf essential material. Secrets are why. Pl1ce1 could play key be on agenda . per 1 0 n a I to unknown territory. Change apt to be brought to light. role. Apply light touch. Let magnetl1m 11 evident. Present of plans indicated where ahort PiJces figurts prominently. others show 'their hands. Be idea1, format. Fine for writ· journey Is con c • r n ed . Long-distance communication qule!.t~ ~U~live. ing, other creative efforts. Relati ve• are in pict!ili:t· could be sarbled. , GEMTrll (May 2t·June 20): VIRGO (Aug. 2.'l·Sept. 22): SAGmARWS (Nov. 22· PISCES (Feb. IS.March 20): Best re'!ults Cfl'tne now through Avoid needless extravagtJJce, Dec. 21): Win ._your way. It ii Cooperate with A q u 1rI1 n . .• _treaUve efforts. Learn rules. Genuine bargain is available. not necessary to buy Fulfill obligations. If you ac· .._, "nllh e.pply knowledge lo use Do IOITle comparinf. 'T.ake friend!hlp. Get ideal on paper. cept responsibility, chance for material available. Sodden notes. Young person may Otan.ge or scenery ls U)dicated rewards are heightened . Know ~ .. chan&.e1 could occur in diJplay temperament. Main· -ind beneficial. Gt1nlnl and it and respond appropriately. romance area . Emotions run t.tln balance. Keep ultimate Vlr10 f I g u re prominently. You are due for favorable deep_ and a.re Intense. Don't ~oal in alght. Aquarlu1 could Protect assets. RefU511 to sell money surprise. Stick to prin· play games. , ln~olved. y0ur!eU short. ctples. • \,, 1 '' ~ '~ \ ' ~ j 1 l ' ( • Men Traumatic Mter Passing Age 40 . ( ' ' . • • JI)'. a>.AlllT MAflOO , ,. I have iI c11Ja11ee with a .,. _______ _ riltsh i 011! 1 n mastatrate 1 ho urges .,. aecrecy for omen. She~ld, • • W It b , lgt f I f'IMre o/ I . I01ic•I ohtern than It rij!h.' ' ' ~jlio _____ .. __ 1Not ao. Mo 1 hate ap hana-upc, Ir YeU ant to call ad verliMflltnls tor hair Cl'I· them that, than do women. "'"" -.... whether or not they ahSuld cot a full Ult or mmly a partial . -one to remove the flap under thllr ayu and to t!Jhtan their chins. : Buuiy may be In t!ie eye o! tha beholdor,bul ao la a11. All •• Is a alatt or mind. anno)'lna anooper reminded me. No man want.I or need! to become a atolor ettl!en. Ai• Illa notblnJ whaboover to do with a man'• capabtllUes (or a woman'• for that matter). Thal'• why I Itel that birth r1rt.lllcat11 ahould contain only the day of birth, Ml the year. Sale OUR FAMOUS JULY CLEARANCE now in pro9re11 Drastic Reductions 113 ~R MORE 'Off . Daytime Draues Coclet11il Dt•JJ•• Formals ..... L'ong Patio P.•nf'Suih · • ~parat•s . ' . ! ' ~ ......... Long Shag! Page Shagl Lions Man19l French Bob! All Perfect Styles For Our Breezy Ai rcut. No Rollers. l':lo Seti No Fuss. First A Shampoo, Next A Superbly Shaped Wet Haircut. Then Quick Drying With The Hand-l:ilower and Brush . Aircut $5.00 & Up . R~";::~·~ALONS • AND WI$ IOUTIQUE ' SOUTH COAS'I; PLAZA • I 100 111,, fre., tha May Ce.I T,a 1'"'1 ~ u a man · "'"'" .. ---toui!l!ed p \Jiii ,,., In ht • Face-!Uta, for lnltanoe, ..... batr, ~ J!••--d IOIJ\I 10mal!dl& "1lf on!) tlinl ...t ct Odditf. 1.a11. mtn'a tn1lt motion picture lllan "had M1f ....... la a ll"!!llmlDion pert°"""", Altho11111t, women may lie about their blrtbdate, tbfy a .. tually KOljlt their \Mu ,,. phll010phlcally. But a man 1uffen traurnaUc ihocb with each -l111year arter 40. I also believe t,~ at bualntut1 allould ~ prtvtnltd fl'om dteboUng .... hirln& llmill and. finally, I believe that tarMj,,.~d omit the dalll ti.. t b 1 deceased'• m.. . • .. ,~, ........... •!wt¥ ~·'Y· oo A !1-..~~ .... --~----J ~ .. , I • ' - 1lodir ....,... • T~, al cocktail partlt.o .... baf,. ,... ....... Ult -':illl11al tkTa ~...,... plutle Ill ., •• -· , ........... I, peraonalty, re(uae tq rtva my blrihdate to ~· In rtc1 I 11111 ~7 ,..,__ .. Bh1Mr)1nltr,.,....., not !'llllfllilar1al. ' .. .. I Kuu Like To A,k :4™11 1: I . , I . • .I) t l r • e y y • t f • • I .. Car Men F111ne ~t Sna~g By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of .. 0.ltr ,1191 ., ... ~tentlon "smog device" to virtually any auto mechanic aJ0111 !be Orqe Coasl, and he la likely to CT"/ In hla grease towel. Complicated, cantanktroua. and oflen 11111<1iable !be~ do help keep !be local oky blue, but lhe prl<:e la hlgt.. Drlver1 of lale mOdel cars complain about poor mileage, Oat spots In the carburetor, blinkin& red "TEMP" light.., and 1ener1l lacklu1ter performance. And the mechanic who Is ordeMd to 11fl1 It," can't. 11You couldn't print what l have to say about smog • devices," fumed Robert Man- die Jr., who operates a H~ tinaton Beach auto repair agency with hls father . "Our customers keep com- Ina: ln here a1kin1; us to fix their cars and we have to tell them we can't do it. The trou- ble Is the !mog device , but they don't know it." Mechanics, who are as ex- asperated about the smog device syndrome as their customers, know the cure (systematic removal of hoses. \\•ires and solenoids and f;d- dling with the distributor ad- v1~ curve) but no ethica l wrenchman w<>uld even c<>n- 1ider It. Although tampering with the factory-installed device Is oot prohibited in some states, it is agaln!t the law in California. The fine can range between $50 and Sl,000 <>r six months in Jail. "At one Ume we had some problems with mechanics nmoving the nnoa equipment CULTURED PEARLS A~E OUR EXCLUSIVE CONCERN AND ART MURA TA PEARL~ .... MARINERS VILLAGE D•n• H•rbor Del 'r•lllo Avenue 714-4f6-:-:t:12 fe11ill t More Se. Cal. IKatloM1 TlfL CLOCK 84" T 111 in Buutilul Pecan Finish Rog. $995.00 SALE 5795 PRICE ' PWll ~IVIRY 1 YIAA llU-Tll AARON'S CLOCK SHOP , 411 Wtltl 17111 It. ---......... ,11 Ol'IN TODAY SUNDAY . ' 4 ' ~ I • but -.·e rart!y enoounter this anymore." .. ,. Jo< Todd, program manqer of the tt.lte Bureau of Automotlvt Repair. Sacramento. iiwe will take a c t i o n wbtntver we Can document this. If we ribd 1 duler· who has been ~movhll !be equip-ment wo go out to talk lo him," he uplLlns. 1'He Is aware of our awa,..neM and normally this 11 all It takes." The people whb tamper with the equipment generally 119 the owners themselves, A1an- dic believes. Often they are able to improve performance but sometimes they mate the cars run worse than berore. "It's the ownen of the hop- ped-up cars who especially hate them," says Mi:te P..1esod- jednik, a Chrysler mechanic from Huntington B e a c h . "They disconnect it and try to make it look like it'a con- nected and then the Highway Patrol catches them and we have to put the stuff back on again." Smog devices not only make cara run poorly but also have the effect of innallng repair bills. according t<> O b i e Bradshaw. a V <> 1 ks wage n service adviser rrom Cypress. "Just to make a '69 V\V smog legal, it rosts $23. And the sm<>g device makes the engines run crummy. They'll idle fast between shHts and this makes the car harder to drive," he explains. miles with the pluas eblolul.ely dealroyed and tile b e a t mileage an owner can expect Is bel•een 11 and H." Further, the amot 1ystemt tend to malte !be qlJ>a r111 bolter, I bid tldH!fecl for the air-cooled VW'1. ~ I resull, they require oY.Uull much sooner-thin tbe tatlilr, "dirty'' enilnes. ' 11Jt'1 1n establiahed fact tbd we htve more Ollllne ,.... lems with the later m.Odel can," aay1 Bradshatr. "With the 'U and newer we have a. lhree to ooe rebulit ratio." To uve automobile owners •mo& devlce headac-he1, Robert Mandie Sr., recom- mends that they buy "!be plainut, cheapest car they can find." "They're a lot simpler aDd don 't need as much " smoc equipment," he exp I a I a.a:- "Every year they make thlf'lls more complicated and there are more things to give trou- ble. And they're of ques- tionable value because thUe Is still as much smo& as befort. '' OAIL Y P'ILOT Slllf P'l!Ott Not all mechanics are con- vinced that smog devices are bad, however. TerTY Volk, a THAT MAZE OF WIRES ISN'T ENGINE: I.T'S SMOG DEVICE Some Own1 r1 ,Di1appolnt.c:I by P1rform•nc1 of"' Naw MOdels mechanic at H\O w I e' s remove it, because I've never Diagnostic Center in C:O,,ta tried that. But the pecple \\thQ 1.1esa, lnstalla them for,., a liv-manufacture these th i..n 1 s. ing and says that they do not aren't stupid," he says. ' noticably detract fro m Although the state Bureau <>f performance in most cases. •. Auiom<>lh'e Repair is more Tom Appel, a you n I concerned with di sh oh est mechanic who workt for Man-repairmen than smog device die Motor•, believes that a anooping, the Ca 11 for n I a persoc who fiddles with the Hl&bway Patrol ls nol. amog equipment oo his car . Roadside vehicle inspectors new equlpmenl which will Neiv C/ra1t1t<'l all<>w th~m to mea sure hydrocarbon and • c a r ,b () n monoxide scientifically." V nder JV ay Drivers are likely l.<l suffer even more headaches in e<>m-TIJUANA, l\1ex ico (AP \ - Ing years as the devices The long-awai ted S54-mil\ion bec<lme mort complex, more Tia Juana River channel was expe"5ive. and rob the engine under construction today. <>f more performance. hailed as the n1ost imoorlant 1 "Four years ago they were urbanization project or Mex-talking about the catalytic · ~ : Mondey, 10 11..M. J, C. PENNEY. ZIMI PMf ; F•1hlon lsl1nd! • ,., , .... """""" , CALL U1·11tl ~ • l COMPLETE l SHOE & LUGGAa'E REPAIR : '"' RESTYLING •• • . • • . . Robinson 's Shoe Repaif u •• Y•ur Aobi"IDft ci. •• ,. Thir .. L.••I •f El•"•'•' BRUCE A. MYERS, M.D. >.NNOUNC~S TH E O~EN ING OF SOUTH COAST MEDICAL GROUP ~P lC IA LIZING IN TH l PRACTICE OF FAM ILY MEDICINE Al ll700 MAIN STR[ET SUITE 111 HUNTINGTON l~ACH. CALIFORNIA •1•41 847·8585 "A '67 square back VW without the smog equipment gets abclut %.6 to S2 miles per gallon and the plug• will generally last between lS,000 to 11,000 miles. A new '72 will come into the shop 1t 12,000 cou1d actually hurt perfor-are checking smog control mance. systems as much as tires, "I don't know if you could brakes and lights nowadays, h . h ICO. muffler (a device w 1 c Horacio Florts de la Pena,l~================:i:::=d rerooves the noxious com-n.texico's ·public w 0 r k ~l-mike It run better U )'OU according tO Todd. He says ttte CHP officers h a v e become "pretty sharp" about · spotting modifications to the 1ystems. pounds from the exhaust secretary, made that state- IBSfiS,) and that's a beUer ment ata ceremony launchlng:l-~-----------.,-------!'r--- idea/' siys lhe 'older Mandie the w<>rk . ,, Car Radio Causes Hai1~ to Fall Out who shares with his son the Jn two years. the first 2.7· Read tJ1e DAILY PJL@T belief that the auto makers mile section of the concrete j'There are S<lme brand-n~w things in the mill, though, which should all<>w the officers to inspect the systems with absolute certainty." he says. "The CHP is n<>w testing some are {ltl.acking the sm<>g prob-channel across 988 acres of _________________ .__ lem from "the wron(l en4." river bed is expected to be "We keep fixing the smog finished. systems but we figure lt's tak-1--------------==== lng the peoplP's money," he added. • tled down to beautiful sllenct. By ER~IA B0~1BECK I have always been intrigued by the car commertials for a quiet ride tbatJ shows a glass cutter chipping a w a y at diamonds in the back seat, a woman serving coffee, pr a man: shutting out the noise of the street.. by rolling up bis windows to usure a smooth, peaceful ride. M we g<>t out of the car I said ·s Ob· to the lclds, "Now, then, hav. ,.~•"'··· Je<'t.~ ~, Ing the radio off wasn't so "' ~ bad, WIS it?" THOMAS F. ALLEN ANTIQUE!" Weekends or by Appointment All three stopped clicking their fingers and shaking their I I head• and said, "Havinr what Arte Or enta es off?" , 1,11' I. i h By the end of the lint week, Snuff lottln · In our family, we don't ride with owi. windows up I!' ._.,P the~ noile out. Wt hive thl windciws up to keep the noise in or face arrest f<>r n<>ise violation. the numbne8'1 had worn off Ancient Porc.a1ins ond Ibey were -rlenclng l'roolous SIOM Cemnp . · = ~ ~ ;-;,;;~ .-nss v1~ Llilo, •viii C' complai ned. . N....,.n lffc~ 671·671 t Just <>nee, I would likr to tvrn the key <>f <>Ur igniti<>n lvi tbnut being assaull"ti by a bl:>"t from the car radio. Thire is something about Donnie Osmond declarin~ his love at IO decibels tflat I kno\v makes y<>ur hair fall <>ut, ff· fects your reproducti<>n cell1 and drives the Richter scale crazy. . For several m<>nths now I have been toying with the Idea of cutting ciur family off from the car rac!io cold lurkey. lt"s trickier than It sounds. German psychologists have tried it with television and found that people who are ad· dieted t<> television actually experience withdrawal sym- toms when it Is taken away. AT WIT'S END "A car is not supposed t<l be a Jtereo on wheels. It'• sup- poaed to get you where you art 1oin1." "Then I'm goin1 lo 1it by the window." "No way, lame brain. And get four feet off of me." "His feet smell. Make him 1it in the back." "Put your brother down," I uid, "You are 111 just a little Irritable. fl will pl5'." · By the end of !be ll<COnd week. 1 couldn't stop for a traffic light without attracting a crowd. The lcldl pushed anil shoved, slapped, and h It , shouted and complained. - NEED FURNITURE CREDIT &AD? OUT OF STAm FORMER IANKRUPT? YOUNG, WITH LITTU OR NO cuom Come I" Ind * us. Thtre ls a good chenca thtt we un dtliwt' vou one Diec:a or 1 house full with our .e1sy credit pl•n~ AS LITTU Al ON OUI NOTHING DOWN $399" & $12 A MO. . ' 3 IOOM GIOU' SPKIAL A( first they seemed reliev- ed and in good Jpirits. but alter three weeks. parents slal'l'led their children, men beat t~eir wives, husbands and wives had e:xtramarltal affain aod a general moodiness prevaijed. 1:J>e !Int day .• of o u r ,,ttbdrawal from the car fadio, we all climbed tn: lowered the windows and set· When a woman in the nut car lower~ her window-ind aiked us to "'"'Keep it down" I relented and turned on !be c1r1~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;;;,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;::;r ~~· 1· • , r bad to. My mailman was he1innlD1 to 1ool: like Sieve McQueen. Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers ONE-WEEK SPECIALS! MON., JULY 24 thru SAT .. JULY 29 LECITHIN CAPSULES led! c..-...... 1t .,..,.. om 111111 " ,.,. ..,.. 11c,.. 1~r.:--=-'1.49 1 -:~ '2.79 l'UMPKIN SllDS (Ptpltn) ·1'~:" SPICIAL '1.39 VIT II. STRISI (1tr-'°'""'It) ............... <~ ~'!..~~ IPICIM. '1.JI Coastline Health F .. 41 TUSTIN: 10'4 fnrlntllft.--rSM>.0.. 544-7114 COSTA MESA: 21' I. 171h St. -Hiii ..... ~ J4l.tU7 ' .. ' ... . , ·-·-·--JLJ~rn1u11n * CUSTOM DUPERIES * Today's desire for self.expression h.as broughl wifh it a ntcd for crtative imoginction ond ex· peri ise. Our •killed exp1rts will b1 happy to create ,new ideas for you or carry out your own. lesl of all, th1y can work thest tronsforma· lions for you, with pin money or big budgel fobtics. Fr•• Estimates _,hOft• 547 ·3ff3 1431 So. Main, Corner •f E41.,.. S1nt1 ln1 ' , • I l t . . .. ' JULY CU.ARAN~~, .. 100o/o POL vrsTER DOU8LE KNITS l•n9ths D•sign•r 60 11 Wid• Comp•r• At $5.98 s11~D. TERRY CLOTH 45" Wide 100·~ W11hable Coti.n Whit• Only Regul1r $1.77 Yd. NYLON TRICOT 108" Wide R•gulor $2.27 77~D. OU~ .RIMNA~N:fS ,, A.RE · ALWAYS 1/2 PRIC·E • "SEWING TIP" Of THE MONTH ,, The remaining 1llv1r of 1 bar of soap m1y be used in place of tai~ or's chalk to mark darts. MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS! SUMMER PRINTS . 77~. ' 45" Wldt R•gulor $2.00 Yd . • ' DENIM & SPORT FABRIC i • 45" Wid• Valu11 to 12.49 97 ¢: Y~. • -~· SEERSUC~ER Prlnts-Strl,.1 l •Solids . =~~lor.$2.00....... ~D. 45" Wide 97 POI. YESTER DOUBl.I KNITs ·. Solids l Fencl11 60" Wide Com part $5. 91 Mil.KE YOUR OWN SWIM WEA~ 2·Wll.Y STRETCH ·' 45 " Wld• Regulor $5.00 $2 9!o. • SHIRTING Poly•ster ' Cotton Bl•nd STO~E HOUR~ .. Mon. thrv Fn., 10 a.m~p.m. · Sat., 1 O a.m. 'ti 6 p.m. <Clo~ 51~ I . ' 4S"Wide 66¢ Rog. $1.69 YD. SPECIAL TABLE ASSORTED FABRICS V2 OFF .... Phone 531.0103 · 16185 ~rookhur~ Fountain Yahy ' Westhaven PlaaJ . ... """',... ..... Atilia "1larilnel wu mt undefgraduate ot UCLA 'llln.abe lhllted jftlo hlcll le&r, lier 6t1U1• .~ed lour yean of ,....ec1 ' 11QA; ,.foOr years at tho Moaitll 0-.. of Pe·nnsyl va nt 1, Phil~. l*·ber MD; and live yeara el ....... uil reJidtilcy at I.A County Genera~ lliipllal In her specUitty, pauwcv,. She dowqahiltad long enough to marrt GordoJli E, Stewart, PhD , 1 research engiljeet:·lor Aeroopace Corp,, El Segun- do, ( rl;e c o u p I e have thr .. daucbters -Cathy, Susan and carol aeed 11 tO 6 -and make their home in Orange: Dr. Martinez has been pathologist and t • director of the laboratory for Costa Mesa Me1J19rial Hos'pital 1ince it opened In l!ll, SbO took the post afl<r .work at West Aubltin · Corilmunity Hospital,· Schneider MediciJUb Services and Or3nge County 11 Medj~l Center. · • TEAtjuNG I Add t. that aiii'.wll!Dl·~hip al the UC! caliTQ.ir~·:~~icine and teaching ~·Ilia :Orange County' l.(ectical ,~I of Medical Technology, IJll'-lmtn this year abe Abo commuted Into Los Angeles to teach ·•t USC, As "~rf. Stewart she's wife, mother •nd. :JCtive worktt in st. Norbert'• 1Cltbciije Church, Oringe. Sincl< when ahO earned her MD, Dr, Martinez' kept her maiden name 12.'°' fllliOailly when 1he married. This av~ oonfuaion. Other'1iise there would bie tiiQ;Dr. Stewarts In tho he"'•· 51\1,ls certain ol·one thing, '11'~~ be boted," aaid the 1llm ~· 'jl 11ever have been. I've never hid dine." 'lirO;LoVES shiliad to decide between two loves in medi~l tcbool -obstetrics.gynecology nd patbology, She cbose patbology, She .Hid that "women have proved themlelves in almost every medical ...... II(. ·WI betan in ,pediatrics and ....... I .. •:•;· Tlie::~~thologist must be .... I'<~ • skit~ in work with gynecOlop-oboWrlcs becluaa we bad to dtpend on womm,u potientl • ".!'" found that llllDY men ~Y that they would ...... fO lb, I WOllWI dottor. But, when t\lo)' 1r1 W, !lleY -help. They .don, ... what the ... ,r co)or el lhe doclOt 11' If loi1' as he· or 0, - be19,. • l~RS , ~ ''Tbln n i:ijI 'DiHJ bmion, for "'omen. A W«11111 baa t. be briCl4er than moot men. applicanta t. be ICC<l>l<!d Into medical ociiooL II ' mao and•• Wl!DllJl have tho-iame qualifications, they Cboooe tho man lnllJtfnC that Ille won>an will ·IQqll quit lo have 'babies!' She ·dted a. study mad< by •·woman dpctor that revC1led that the percen!&I• of . WOmOll doctors l)ltionally W not ln- crea~ Ill the put 51 y .. n , ~- 0Worhen MDs wbet, were not. work.int' were surveyed' a feW yean 110 ., to. the r~~aons . they Wer~!t in pi:actice: M.an1 could not allord 10 worta>ecau1e child care '911 n« d9clu:cttb\e." At Costa Mesa ~!'OOrial 1be works a five-day week and,~-Utes over pathology duties at Pacific Hospital, Huntington Buch, for her counterpart there -on alternate weekends. She is on call, however, uven days a week, 24 hours a day, because, counter to popular belief, the pathologist does most 1 of her work with the living. Autopsies have become a small portion of her duties. Her phenomenal memory for details and visual patterns is an aSlet in her work which deal5 with changes in cell• cawied .by disease. "It's something you must develop in thi5 kind of work," 1he explained, ""'and 10mething you must work on con· tinuously." SEMINARS The pathologist explained that in her field seminars and conventions are ••working sessions" where 1pecialista learn new lab techniques and all their pitfalls by doing the actual procedures. "Pathology is a field more and more liomen are enterina:," 1he e.iplained, ~ .... ~~;· equj'pjlient like Coulter Counter, ,, h•v~::memory for details . • •• .. ~ ... •• • <' •• .; to Saving ' ' . ' . • ..,. .. ·lillo ~ and .,,... •. thttm cl If, tlae-' houri are more regular tboa m,.i ~ .. ,'Women MDs know uiey w:lll ~Y · 11\111)' and bavo cbfldrm. fn lbeoo fitldl they CID COll- Unue 11 pr1f1 •• mt• and not waste their ycan or ld'Oll..,, .. "Women dciD't wOn_ becaUse they hive to, we .. Wid1" Dr. Martillt!z continued. "but 1 ... ·111e fun ot·U, It ls Wnp like Ibis lhat uei; ,...... dodon from working!' IUP811Vl80R Dr. Martinez' duties l n e I u d 1 oupervlsioo ., eiibl ll1>or1tory .techni· cllns, J<lab ai¥I and a clirk on various lhlfll, • JS on th«hoepltal's blood bank and lnleclloua ell,.... control com- mitttet, u.uiUor ~ patbologiat and I! ac· live in : the ..me aru with the Orange COijJ!ly ·¥idlcll Auociation, A.~ aiDount of time is 1pent, she addect, .O•lib.wbrk, She worb clole- ly with thUutgeon during oj>eratlona, ''For 1 ,PalbologiSt Saturday Is 1' work· lng.day,_because there·are aurgerjes on Friday. Tht doctor and the.patient don't want to wait until Monday for the newa, a:ood or bad. Sunday ts an off day kt:.». • • because there is no aur1ery "OllfQllTill"1llf , ei:cept emergencies. ln t~'.ta.es ,lhl -•, f'f"· doctors know what they're I~ 6't ~ '\ f _,,, ~- ', 1 )•,, ;i? ""·· EARLY BIRD t~ • .-:1-·~-: r ·~; ,.,.·,· Her day may 1tart. at four .itt,tbe~~ '•" Ing ii she lw ezJra work beciµoe .lbe Jlll;I likes to be home by five to be wife and mot~ to her•family. , · The whole family skit and takea re- quent trips tO the snow OOWI~. The St.ewarta·aans children, have made three tripo to Europe and elherl to the Bahamu and Hawaii. The children will 10 later "when they can handle foreign food, foreign hotels and 1pp~ate tbt experience." Taking break! from work is part of.her tile phil.,..phy. "I've learned that especially in medicine you get yourself into high gear and It is hard to stop. But you must. If yoU don't, your work, yourself, your pa· lienta and your family will suffer!' • Or. Atilia Martinez, (right) <:;~,~.,.-morial pat)iologist;~.ds in 'di ,, i' of disease. Sll'e' also . ;, 1upe,,..i~~ )":Ork .! below )~·fO?liospital. ' . , , ' • I Life , .. ti /l I f '' ' ,. Eight Steps Direct Parent~ :iq ; :Path of Success ' ' . ' .. ~ • . "· ' · • DIAJI ANN LANOEllS: Rev, C, I G-* WU llliped ·to the GUelph C.r· rwct"""I Centre for his summer work. Dmilf 1111 timl there ha tried to help the )'!11111 lntlreaken ai the 1nstitution and ..... 'lr be developed an excellent raJ> POrt'9ICIJ them, Ho IMod the boys to del" Into their ~ for clues as to why they had llllled · 119 In that Institution for delio· ...,, Then be asked them to draw up 1 codo 'lor parenll, "'ing as 1 bllSla !or tho -apedflc lrNI where their own ,._ Md fllled, llaN lt Ir, --i hope you ... find ..... tt .. -column, t. -..... Dln1 )Ole --..... le ..... Seep the lld. -tblnp • go wrong, Kids need the reaaaurante that comes from controlled respon.911. 2, Don't get 1trung out from too much boou or too many pilil, When we ... our parents reaching !or tboSe cnttches we get the idea that nobody goes out there alone, that lt'1 perfectly OK to go for a· bottle or a capsule when thinp pl heavy. Remember, your children .are great imitators, And we lose respect !or parents who tell us to behavt one vt•Y while they Are behaving another W!IY, 3, Bug us a little. Be strict and con- a!Jttnt iD dishing ou t discipllae. Show us who's boa. It gives us 1 IMllllc of l<Ollrity to know we've got 101M llnlnf 8llpporta Wider us, I. Don't blow your c!Ass, 'Keep the dignity of parenthood, Stay on that pedestal. Your '<hlldren have put you . there because they need !Omeone to IOOk up to. Don't try to tlre4s, dance or talk like your kids. You embarrau. us and you look ridiculous. S, Lifllt • candle. Show UI thl .,,,, ' Tell us God Is not claad, or '*Pini, or '"' vacatioo, Wt IMjOd to lleh Ill ' ( -1lilif biatr and stronger than ounelYeS. t , Scare the hell oul Cl us. 11 you calll us lyi1J8, stealing, or being craol, ot toueb· Let us know WHY 1'hat we illl w•wronc.lmprese•us•im, ~ o( not repeatm, .............. ... 'It....,~ •-.i. But let .. know 1"' 11111 ... & ... tlltlafll' WI Jim ltt ,.. ..... Ill" ... .,. ,\ • • I • , • • " ' ' . -. I I I ' .. • • • • • ". . . . I ' ·. • • • • 1;)'J1( -~ 1i\f ",(" ~'t·' ~l-~ ~ .,,~.· . . ' ' '• • • , .. .' "·' . "' .,, ... r:,. .. 11."J "''' .. ~l• ''"" .. . ~· ''"' _ .. , .. \ '• .... ' ,. ••"!u •:t&i":•• i'is·' '. ' -' .. -. ,, ,. ,, .... ' ........ • • . <>t!T ,:ti~t ·'"P' • • ' ... • • : ... •' .. . , • <l ; : ?.! I ·' ,,. •, '. ".'j.~ ·~; . :,,·, . ~ ... , .. ·;.r; • ..-~, . . ,; ... ....... ~ ,,, .. r. JICi ' . 411'1 •tt'lt . . "' :w~ ' • C( f DAiLY r!LOT • -°Siiiiau. Juli 2J, ,19(2 • • l Rex Harrison Conquers Windmills as TV's 'Don Quixote' MADRID -The &llilhh "Don Qulrot..• blvt Invaded Spain 11110. Who i1 lhlt toll, lanky coun- '11'1o time, tlley a.e <Jilly alter try squire Jn the Fuller t>rush llleraturt, not told. and poor beard, tu c kl~ I Dulclnu'1 In the carvante1 Is tha authoi' under leather·lok•n o/ love Into hiJ atltck. ti~au al'J90r T Rn Har-Rew !'IC« O'TO<lle bu btto deep rison ' "----'lei In n1cy'1 l!trUICID h 11117 "pid I do ft riclll? I Clldn'\ •inllnl abcolt the lmposstble ovt,., 4ld I! C.a one drum In tha lll·mllllon ~ lot TV!" -tllt laualcal movl1 ''""'n cl • Pllteel dlclloo l•Oll! behind "Miili of La Mucha" (don't ._. 'lllond ~. and ldto- tcU mt the day. of the blf· !!Ir 11 ..._lalO. Ho !Jiu tbc bud(et dlnOaura dl11ppured --.. bock •I n to h I 1 alonf with Samuel Bronston), 'lra1llflolt alltr bti111Jousted whit. in real La Mancha .....-fftln I hone that bli rptnl try astride a 1klno1 •hilt lnoft fll Ila Ult -tfnc 400- ,,.(, boldllli hll l1ncc endlts• ltlle • ...,,, In a r • m o t • ))' «ect. another 11111-pueblo'I bullrlnf, the only &nclfJh actor hu . b • an toudl ff( leYit) on t h • aweatina under tbc puni1hi111 Olberwlle broodilli SpanlJb Spanilh IUD like a fried 'If .In plainl. , a ll00,000 TV . production of "P's the bat tblnf that's Barney wanted oomen .in the wcrst\vay. And that's the way he gbt them. 'LIKE WOODSTOCK ONA WAVE' --~~~ 'SPECTACULAR' ..... ~-- 'GORGEOUS' --··-" Pacific ••• ~-,.~SEVERSON · COLOR,.~·...i-.-.--• • SUR~ THEATRE-121 ~·~ St.-HU11tlnt_"'° loach 2 hffe.,..... ·~' 11:11-~ $1.11-ft •• , .. ,.,,, TM L.A. TM!la M'fl: "A flMI ..,, •• 1a:N1. • ... M 19"""-" WIONllDAY Ill"' SUNDAY -JULY 19, », 21, 12. 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Sundq, Ju~ U, 1972 GLASSIFIED ~DS ·The Biggest Mark~tpl~~e on the Orange Coast -Dial 642·5678 fqr Fast Results You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It , With 1 Want Ad I ---Jlel ---I~ I _,.,.. I~ I _..... l~I --I~ I -·-I~ I --@JI , --·I~ I -·· ·I~ . ~ ' DIAMONDS ARI A GIRLS BEST FRll!ND and thiJ 2400 "I· It. 3 Bdrm. -· will truly be the dia· mond ln )'OUr Ute. Evtry ~~t ~ .~!!iJht • from the covered patlo to t h t Gtner1I ......... ** ** ** *TAYLOR CO* =.tous1or :~·~.,:;,~ ;!;y IRVINI TERRACE -OCIAN VllWI $1,000 down or use your GL Custom elegance! D .. igned & built with no COOL SHADE expense spared. Superti home for family & ~ f • Trta aalore A a 4 Bdnn. entertaining. 3 lge. bdroomt, separate guest home with • .... ll' beam· qtrs., 6 baths, den, 20' DR. and lanai with ed ,.lllna: bedn>o!n, used wet bar. E1tenslve use ol marble thruout. brick llreplaee, 1!x%I patio Master suite with Catalln~ view. Secluded 6 • b\r fenced yard. 12211. pool & fabulous shuffleboard court. •165,000. month on GI tnclUd" ..,.,. 1921 SABRINA TERR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 ;; VIEW• WATERFRONT· VIEW " .••• These propertle1 enjoy the peate1t In- " er-in value. Butt! on Iha record, It la al· mos! a certainty that the yearly appreclaUon will exceed the cost of maintenance & taxes during the foreseeable future i Here B;re a few properUes for your consideration. . I * CHINA COVI!, CdM., ·3 Bdrms., S baths, Your own elevator to the top 11oor living guartemrs where you enjoy a lovely harbor • . 000 '71ew. , * BAYSIDE DR. Like new home in .every • deta.~. 3 Bdrms. & family rm. with picture . wirtdows overlooklni beaut.' •beach. •ISll,000 ''1915 BAYSIDE DR,, CdM OPEN DAILY 10.5 A: tmurance. Total price 121,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS -$100,000 Dl:VORCES Breathtaking view of bay & blue Pacific. 3 MAKIS DEALS Bdrm., 3 hath contemporary with luxurious Do :you want to make a .:. .carpeting & drapes. Really exotic. ot.al! Quick, call us to .,. 204 KINGS PLACE OPEN SUN. 1·5 :30 ''Spacemaker", It'• perfect for the exeeut!ve ""ho must BALBOA PENINSULA POINT entertain. 18x38 belted • PAINTERS OPPORTUNITY! Here is your filtered P:>oi with jac~I. chance. Charming rustic Provincial with 3 load• ot em-a de~k1~. bedrooms, dining room & 2 baths on a prime beautiful carpeting inside corner site in the prestigious quiet area of with double rubber pad, a peninsula point $75 000 tu OCEAN BLVD. CdM. On the bluff 1ide. completely finished bonu. 2149 SE:VfLLE · .... OPEN SAT/SUN. 1:5:a0 t Ii led F ta 'ti · f · t room I: acre& of other ex-. us s · an s c view rom 8.1\Y porn IT 4 Bdrm' pl 3 bath•. CORONA DEL MAR "OWN YOUR OWN" in this lovel:y 3 bdrm & lam~ rm horn ••· '· u• • • Almost like hvlnf abo.ird lhlp 165 ocio e. Priced r\rhl at 1511.500. Sub-On the water! Fantastic view & pride of own- 3329 OCEAN BLVD. O EN SUN. 1·5 mttl anylpd Calbltyolut otter, ershl~ bldg. Private marina, pool, jacuzzi & •rw n roo nc. aecurity cuard. Adult occupied. 2 Bedrooms, 875-511-Mll 124 hn.J 968-MI 2 baths & many other amenities ...... '89,950 Open House EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLI! :m B/\\'2.~L ,\Cll ·--,, · ·l -----·-----------' Sunday 1 :00·5:00 Near new, custom bit. 5 bdrm. home. Design· DNHWltlc Dover r:v~~ !:fe~~e~~oi:~~~:J;~".°&;o~~T Shores . dirtlng room. Many fine features. Pier end Drop on by 1112 Galaxy this slip. Good location ................. $167,000. ------~ ------OonOr1I Gonorol aftmloon and ,.. a truly 16 LINDA ISLE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 1-----------------1 fine home. 4 bedroom, !ormal dlnlnr room and 1tar IRVINE TERRACE -$54,900 •PRICE $49,950 lit alrtwn. Formal •arden1 Really sharp! Very attractive brick trim RIDUCTION. 5 ldr. + F1mlly Rm. and dram•tlc patio pool charmer with lovely pool. Spacious 3 bed· o ........ beamed eeilini• in fam-area. A forever view and rooms & DR. Near Newport Center. ' VllW · uY nn, dinlnr rm, wet bar, much, much more.1125.000. 1601 BONNIE DOONE OPEN SAT/ SUN 1·5 :30 ICO!.n!ortalble lkibw In • oet· ... -m .. ter bedroom, Newport Beach CHERRY LAKE AREA -$72,500 -ot fabulous c.aror. tW J flreplacn, built.In ranie , Mar. A price reduction ol + oven + dllhwuber, Condominium Lovely view. Country living in Newport . no maktl thl• view .. 4 sweeptns VfN", brk, ~1720. Prime location clOR! to the Beach. Perfect for teenagers. Lge. split bedroom, 3 bath . family beach and in beautllul con· level' 5 bdrm. home w/den (could be 6th bd- : 'lli>D> home the belt buy ol ditlon. Unusually larp 3 rm.), DR. & rumpus rm. Exira lge. !iv. rm. . Ille ;.or. Plulh laridocaplnl -.. 3 bath 1tl·levd 'and a view of tho ocean. -Horbo!' Co•ta 111 ... , ..-i. 11\rh •beam .. itlng HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$17,500 · l!lb'iibt-al!i! fillfttl'lirl Obl,y 'l' ··~· s1o'E CUTI E. j 'livinr ..... with llre!ikce Be the lucky one! See this most popular M<>-~~111! thllflner PA!Ota .• IAS1 ~·i~-~.,~ •. a ~ ... -,,c\llll!tr ma. naco model today. Colorful 1hag carpetirtg, Let W....,. yoa 1he o!bm. • ·Bllldui • • 0&-. ..,...., I>eifihtiul "'CbVired JlatJo, sunny & cheerful. 3 Bedrms. or 2 & den & on . c;,..p., ~ fOi' an ·~ flrl.,. tlJll carp, Boat • double 1ata1e plu. carport. ft..1QUJe.t street -plus. you own the land. ·~!'(1:5111~"""1 1)!nllerJl!ll'kh!S;ol.obolbull ,No1 leasehold and price<! 202f~. WEYBRIDGEOPENSAT/SUN1·5:30 tree.,~" I ·-' jylt & "tad" U...:ler, '32,()()(). I OPEN SATISUN. 1-5 lllneM prompts lhls .,..at LIDO ISLE -$139,500 ~ I: 11 f·'l'AL f..'-I, 11t' i f,'L) ' 1961 RAYMOljD, C.M. valu• Professionally decorated and perfection ...... 1 ~ EXCHAN= C. F. Colesworthy tfiioughout. Fresh sparkling colors & custom & Com-y quality. 3 Bedroom home with formal dirtlng Gitnor1l r-• rm. & lge. play room. 101' lot . , ........ ii~iiii•iiiiiiiiiiiRl-~6~40~·~0~0!20~-1 OCEANFRONT VIEW SITE Glnerol ------ KINGS ROAD VIEW 1601 KINGS ROAD OPEN SUN. 1·5 PANORAMIC VIEW ol bay A ocean • Cbarm1na home, lae. liv room, din. room. at· tractive entry, 3 klngslu bdrma., 2 baths, blt-lna incl. retrts. A freezer, hobby room, custom built -165,000. HUNTINGTON BEACH 9192 ALBANY CIRCLE OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 Lie. 4 Bdrm., 2 baths, 18x36 playroom wlhll·in wet bar, carpet thruout, Sotarian floor covering kitChen & bath, elect. Blt·ins, ne~11 D/W, eleet, gar: Opener, Sprinklers F /R-$38,900. 20862 MISSION LANE OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1.5 HUNTINGTON BEACH · Swimming pool, 4 Bdrms., 2 Baths, fam. room w/v.'et ' bar, garden kitc hen . Spanish motU • NOW ONLY $42.500 . NEWPORT HEIGHTS CORNER R-2, Older roomy 4 bdnn,. 2 bath, fireplace, fix. er-upper, PRICED at ONLY $30,000 • Terms. * BAYSHORES * CORNER LOT -Custom Built, 2 Bdnn., 2 bath, lge. living room, lge. family room, secludfil patio dhl. car garage pl us car port for boat or recreational vehk·le -MUST BE SHO,VN BY APPT. Call to sec. "C" THOMAS Realtor ~ W. Coast Hwy. 548-5527 Newport Beach Eve, 545-5643 MR. CLEAN POOL HOME O>mplete refurbishing just completed. Sparkling 4 BR. 2 Ba., pool home with Gener•I Genorol CORBIN· MARTIN REALTORS- EXCLUSIVE PRESENTAnONS . AUDREY'S NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER One of N'pts. outst,nding 1mall home1; as neat as we've aeen. In a long Ume. Thi• cus· tom home w /S bdrms., ls set on a manicured lawn. Be the first to aee It at ......... '42,000. GEORGINE SAYS "GO TO l!SCONDIDO" Not that she is mad at you, but some ipvest· or or builder is going to snap up this 2.1 acres of R-1 at a bargain price, & malte a fat pref it. Owner will carry !st T.D., with 10% down, payable 1% per month, with 7% Int. You should buy It, even If you don't need It, at ......... ' .. . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . . $28, 950. GEORGIA HAS MORE THAN PEACHES ON HER MIND She has a beautiful Harbor :View home, with a htd., filt'd. pool. This large home ls an ex- ecutive-type & needs nothing added to give you every comfort you expect in such a home. Offered at .......................... $74,500. CLEO'S NEWEST Ocean side of hwy. in Corona de! Mar, on two "2'1 R-1 lots. Thia solidly built home is in xlnt cond., also a nice guest house with a liv .. ing rm., Idtch. & bdrm. Some ocean view. The lots alone are worth nearly the asking price of ............................. $82,500. MARY HAS "LOTS" OF DIRT, IN THE RIGHT PLACES Two lots, both with ocean views; one in Em· erald Bay, where you have a priv. beach, tennis facil ., swimming & a guard at your gate ; these privileges you enjoy even if you don't build a house. offered at $35,000. The other lot is an R-1 in Laguna Beach offered at $18,500 ; call for details. MAKES PAUL BAWL lie has falJen in love with this Evening Can· 'yon home, but the Shorecliff owner says he has to sell it -customized home ·has been done so well, once you enter it, you'll never w~t to leave! The brick entry leads up to one of the finest designed homes we've ever seen. If you're a hous&-hunter, it's a must! C1ll US for your rool oot1to noocl1 -WE h1vo lots of good thlnvs to tell you oboutl CORBIN-MARTIN hardwood floon, plaster REALTORS ""'1ls, tremendous oovel'nd 644-7662 patio, fire ring & braM new Newport -Co.ron• dal M11r • Co1t11 M1111 drapes. Vacant, ready for J ~"""""'!''"" .. l!!!I;,,,,,!!!!~!!!!'""'""'""'""""'""" summer pool parties. Pric-Gen1r11I G1ner1I ed below market at $33,950. v A NO DOWN _Bayfr _____ _ i.ow down payment • • ont Condo available. on this rare value, .f Bdrm. 3 Br, 2 Ba, pool, pier A aliAo 546-5880 (Open Eves.) 1% bth. excellent location • Delightful $79,500 near ahoppln• I< schools . EMERALD BA y Want tti. WHOLE THING? AU the !CONOMIC LIFE, that la, becaUH thett triplexes are a ne;fo'l.Y built pair' side by afde· The deal,rn la clualc ~ there ii no fear of 1tyle ob9oleacence. The quality ol the construction wlll outlast your children. There art baJconies. and fireplaces. Each bath hu bodl tub and a shower stall, T he nei&:hborhood Is uptraded toward the status ot theae units. Owner occupied ta a hapPy attuation for reuons: •trouble-tree living -·central location · substantial tax lhelter. The presence f)( numerous light 1manufae-· tW'ing facilities in the area assures a very small vacan· cy factor. Invest In the future. Call 546-2313 for n1ore information. \O jTHERCAL '('\l ESTATITiS ·------ 10 UNITS EAST SIDE Individual houses on llO'xlO&' lot. Xlnt tax shelter and terms, with aood leverage. Fully rented with a eionaiJ., tent income of $1660. a mo.: $150,000 •. Newport• t ., \ F1frvitw1 64uln: . (anytime) COSTA MESA. ' CH~ $22,950 ' Tb.11 3 Bedroom home hu near new cpt and' drapes,. wood panelling, paf.nted btl side and out. OveniJed Beat buy ln town. •HUl'T)'f I f -· I * TRIPLEX * Encinitas R·2 Lot. High on a cliff overlook· Prime oceanfront: two 3-BR, Ing fabulous beach & ocean. Near La Costa. ~~i!!ili~Jt!ll!~~i ' Ba.; one unit,' BR, Ill LINDA ISLE LOT -"9,500 • HERITAGE . . REALTORS Owner transff!'l'Ttd a n d anxioWI. Call 842-2535 Immaculate 3 Br + tam rm. , · Ocean aid• of hwy. View. '~N=E~W~P~O~R~T~H=E""1o=H~T=s~• POOL PERFECT Ba. $180,cm • Submit. "9 Call: 613-3663 673-<688 Eves. A real ch 1 oice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build iiililllillilJ * OCEANFRONT * your own uxury home on this island of finer r.;,:)) THE REAL \'Y ES'.J'ATERS Muat see! $1~.<m TRADITl~u•L Tod Hubert & A11oc. .,...,. Central Hall Plan. 1Fonnal 34TI Vja Udo 675-8500 Dining Room. Llvinc Room Home. 4 Bdrml., 2 baths, homes & yachting. A real buy! CAMEO SljORl!S Ol'EN HOUSI SUN. 1·5 with la tt. lrontqe. This J;:p ~e::;,~;.~ lln~ "'7,:;; General Gonorol 4IOO ORRINGTON. 4 Lie. bdrma., 5\.i older home bu I,ro. livinr Offiu Opon Soturd1y & Sundoy beautilully appointed 3 bed-I ~=..;;;.. ______ .;....;_ ..... ___ _ .. vith Fireplace, 2 ~ 1 Service Porch. LarJe Dou-: ble Garage PLUS W Area. Covered P a t i o • M e t tculously Maintained Inside and Out Alley Ac- o<u. $35,000. Call !Ill ~ Evenings 5f8..4569. ' baths·, pool, h•uie cabana. Lovely view. Pr!-nn .. lrplc.; dlnlnr nn .. ex· "Our 27th Yoor" 1 •• -. Id ch Dbl room and amily .. a mutt ·Vate beachu. Extra lge. lot. •175,000. tra I,re. t . . .., ... I tra. kl Be to see, plus fn!ahly painted Georce Grupe Pus "' par "'· " WISLEY N TAYLOR CO R 1ton tntertor that woutd make area, nr. Newport Harbor • •• ff ' OPEN DAILY 2·5 Yacht Club. EalY to ahow. 2111 Sin Jooquln Hiiia Rood the best artist Jealoua. All **2106 E. BALBOA BLVD. Estate size l:e':PORT ISLAND "Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club" ~~:re~clu!:nr 0~e ra;'.~'. b4Yfr0nt lot. 73' Frontage. Marcia Bents Cbannlnr Provincial home NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 CALL us today. 30S LINDO A VE. 5 Bedroom Penirtsula n2 1 t 2 Bd 1rp1 ----------------540-1151 !Open Ev ... J 1 on.n.-o . nns., c .. home. Bill Blnt1 patlo. In xlnt cond. Vacant General General BEDROOM 'TALK ci':f~ke=~~~... 1~~ir:~1 If 2 hdrms. fill your needs-this Is It! Very • . nice University Pk. townhouse. Well Iocat-THE BEST associated ed, priced to sell, '29,900. "Chuck" Lewi• OF CORONA DEL MAR GREAT VIEW-THREE ARCH BAY' o~ J BB:J> DR, P,ti.o, BBQ, DIW kit- chen. E<iw mafilt., lprlriklers, nanlwoOd 11oors • /and·mpre ... $64,500. Bob Yorke DOVER SHORl!S--BEST VIEW Spacious 5 Bl\., F.R. home, with good floor plan. Fantastic view from L.R., kit., DR & mstr. BR. Lge. rear yard & pool. $126,000, Charlene Whyte UPPER BAY VIEW flROKE.R:. -REAi Tn?s lU /5 W llolbo<> 67l-J66J 3 BDRM. plus l ·BR. deluxe corner duplex $69,500 Randt-'/2 Acre $29,950 ' 4 BDRM., pool, view. Private beaches $72,500 OPEN SUN. 1·5 4501 DORCHESTER RD. Near NEWPORT! Pictur· CHOICE HOME, panoramic bay&: ocean viewa. eoque RED RANCH HOUSEi 5 Bedrooms . 1 story. $98,000 644 4148 Giant ahade tree• aaloreJ Q: All knotty pine Wide. ORANGE COAST Ranch kitchen with beam ceilinr•· Dlnlnr room, too! RIAL ESTATE Bis covered patio, BAR-4 ALL TERMS Costa Mesa 3 Bdrm., 2 bath home with added rumpus room. Nice area close to achools and shoppina. Now uklng only $28,000. Call 546-8640. Chsrmirtg, customized Ivan Wells; I BR., could easily be 4. Oversize fimily room w/ parquet floors. Two story entry & llvirtg room. Immaculate. Eil•en Hudson GAIN . BARGAIN! Call Lui i"!'!l!!!!!!!l!!)!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!I-~---!!!!!!!!! 645-4303. Gen1r1I General -~====~-SUNSHINE LINDA ISLE Ele~ant-bUt economical. 4 BR., bayfront, dl'SJ&ned for happy IlvinJ. lt'• a beauty for only flH,000 .. Call to -II today. Jlril Mui· !er ' WALK TO BIACH Corona de! Mar. So. Hwy. R·2, ready to build unit. Sharp, redecorated 4 BR., 2 Ba. Sunny yellow ki!Chen. Cover:ect paUo. Mov .. in condition. '59,950. Trlopa Berfin BEAUTIFUL BIG CANYON Golf course, open space, complt,. sec.; el .. rent 4 BR., formal DR.1 fam. rm., 2 lrplcs. Call for details. Paul Quick FIRST TIME OFFERID I~ EXCLUSIVE BROADMOOR. A lamicy llome 1f/4 BR., formal din. rm. & lam. rm. Jllaal CORONA DEL MAR loc. Commqruty pool, too. Call Bud AusUn I Olil \I I OI \II\ BAYSHORES WATERFRONT & POOL Custom home, 4 bedroom & den or 5 bed· NEWpOlT rooms. 5~ baths. Top 'luality carpetinf, dra· peries, wallpaper & fixtures. :View from most HEICiHTS rooms. 87' lot, lovely gardens & Ire: POQL, owner ..,.. .. u "°"' 1lrilli 2832 Bayshores Dr. ~.ooo 1117 olttr on Wt 1 .. ur1ou1 ! : ::,~·o::·~~ BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR decorator, and It 1boWs. l1londlr1 lullcll"91 c.u -241 B1y1iclw Dr., ~.ffe I, N.I. 67M161 YELLOW As bright Md cheery u 11. sunny spring day, 3 bedroOma. 2 batht, prlvate patio, immaculate irouncts, with 2 pool<, putting .....,.. and much mot"e• Townhowte Uvlna It lta best. $48.500. Exceptional tenn1. Call --O THE REAL ""' r:sTA}ERS MACNAB IRVINE Fl N ER HOMES SPACIOUS BAYFRONT Dover Shores Finest Bayfront. Wann brick entry to •ecluded courtyard & beau· tiful 5 Bdr., FR., DR., Rumpus room, Pier & slip. LAST OF THE GREATEST Final opportunity to choose from two strik- ing 3 BR., FR. & DR. newly completed Ivan Wells' Custom Homes w /sweeping Bay & mountain view. From $110,:Z00.$120,· 900. An unusual chance to share In New- port's lantasUc appreciation. Furnished model open dally, 2018 Galaxy Drive, Dov· er Shores. BALBOA PENINSULA POINT One of a kind. Well built beach home. First time offered for sale with a decorator'• touch. 3 hdr. furnished, ready to move-in. 1710 Miramar Dr., Open Sat. & Sun. BEAUTIFUL ENCLOSED COURTYARD Exceptional Privacy!! Panoramic VIEW!! Elegant a ~r.·~denroom w/pool. Laszlo Sharkany . HURRYI HURRYI TO GREl!NTRIEI S BR. Greentree Home -ulllll'Ie VA loan. Owner will =larl• 2nd. Already reduc-ed '3,800 for k 1iile! Quiet ')>01..,slonl Lois Mlller . ~ , OCEAN VllW AND CANYON TOOi Flr1t offerlu !or this lrell>-al+dalay pr!· vate cenyon location. i cheerful Bil's.._ lol'- mal DR. Favorably priced at '7'7,500. oetty Kerr 844-alO 810 CANYON FAIRWAY LOTS w/beautlful vlew1. From $12,500 to '80,000. ! lrvlna I • .. _ _,_,.., I Mt --a4l•IUI ..... IELMliM-- I I I ' COLWE LL PROPERTIE S INC REALTOR " SUPER HOUSE, IT 151 Super condiUon ani'' aupu price. :I-Large """"""''' l baths, heavy shake roof1 family room, ovenb:ed li~ lng room and d1• u b I e rarage. Beautiful location in North Costa Mesa close to all schools and shopping. Priced only $33,950.f CALL for further d~ll•. St&-~ '1PRESTICiE" Prestige Ho111e { Beautiful 1900 model. Sup!? ihar'p inside and out ~ B.R" landscaping -sprlnklm tront & rear, Lota of w Paper le decora.tin1 leaturea. So many f'Xlr they can't be listed. P'rice 11 $48,9511. Pleaae call 941~10. I fZ"!'f!l. f·'f:'\L • """'[" '>C" I '"'J '\. l '"~ $27,950 ! A11um1 JY•% L'°n Paymt"ntl lea than nift. Thi ,.., )'ud hu -!NII -·· covered 111!»; and BBQ ~a. 3 Bednanil, den1 , built-in ranp:. o tie n • dlshwalher, mtural brick . tireplace1 no down terms, 11r1c, 540-t m TARBELL -Hubor. Co9:a Mosa + "DOLL HOllll" * fl111. + dolt, 1111o nrv1 St•oo to hauh, ...... -clu-. tl.Ullll. , CAYWOOD llllALTY * 5412'1 * i I " • !J • L • • . al f c-. E~ • .. ) j ' • ! ' ' t ' ' ~ ' I ' ~ I DIRECTORY ..., tllb ._., illlf'Mtery wlttl r." tfllt ........ • '" t• -.. ... •91tt ... Al * IMd .. lit~ Mlew •re 4wo,,... .. I• trecttf .._.I~~ .. , .... ..,_ I•...,.-., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,.,...... .. owl11t •Jtff •e111e1 f., ... ff te refit ,,. •rtff te llllt us• l.,.,_tlff la tMt , .. ., .. uc• ,,...,., s.t. ..... aM S111M97. HOUSES FOR SALE [2 Bedroom• & F•mlly Rm. or Don) 245 Evenlng Canyon (Shorecliff•) CdM . 673-6510, $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 227 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar &44-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 31844 Eighth Ave ., South Laguna 494-9704, $36,500 {Sat & Sun 10-3) 430 Aliso St., Newport Beach 648--0555, $35,000 (Sun 1·5) (3 .Bedroom•) **4401 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach .. 675-6820 (Sat & Sun JO-Dusk) 2030 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1550 $100,200 (Daily 10-5) *263 Oceanview, (Newport Heights) N.B . 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 221 Milford (Cameo Shores\ N.B. 6448200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2030 Holiday Rd .. (Baycrest) N.B. 642-5200, $79,500 (Sun 1·5) 428 Emerson (Cape Series\ C.M . 646-1977. $28,950 (Call for Appl .) 2021 Pt. We ybridge (HY Homes) NB 644-4910, $47,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 196'1 IU!ymond (Eastside) Costa Mesa · 8~5'8800,! $3,1,500 _(Sat & Sun 1·5) :M>~gs Pl~c& (Npt. Heights) NB 910, $100,000 {Sun 1-5 :30) 214ll·Seville (Balboa Penln) NB 844-4910, $75.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) *lllOl'Bonnie Doon• (Irvine Terr.) CdM 6'44910, $54,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) SlB Cameo Highland Dr., Corona de! Mar 613-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3209 Colorado PL (Mesa Verde) C.M. 540-5447 $33 .000 (Sat & Sunl 1843 Newport Hills Est. Harbor View Hms 540-2313 (Sun 1·5) 920.,Joan. Costa Mesa 1\#6-2313 (Sun 1-51 1107 Valley Circle, Costa Mesa 64;-0303 (Open Sun 1-5) 3151 Barbados, Costa Mesa 548-2313 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 279 Virglnia Pl., Costa Mesa 540-1720 (Sun 1·5) 421-Walnut (Eastside) Costa Mesa ~3255 $25 500 (Sun 1·5) ~ Superior (Park Lido) N.B. · 11715-7226 (Sun 1-5) f (3 Bedrooms & F1mily Rm or Den) 723 Cameo Highlands, Corona del Mar 6447270 $69 ,000 (Sun 1·5) 315 Milford Rd. (Ca meo Shores) CdM 644·2430 $85,000 (Sun 2-5) '**3808 River Ave., Newport Beach', • • 875-1972 67 5-4073 (Fri.·Sat.-Sun . 1·5) '*1657 Palau Pl. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 540-3231, $37,900 (Sat & Sun 10-5) a;J6,Monte Vista (Back Bay) C.M. 642-5200, '35.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2225 Private Pl. (Back Bay) N. B. ~:!,52001 $58·5ll0 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 24 -22nd St. ('Back Bay) N.B. 2-5200 $81 000 <Sat & Sun 1-5) 1o6 Via Dijon °(Lido Isle) NB 675-7462, $75,000 (Daily) 3140 Boston Way, Costa Mesa 546-7793 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 111921 Via Messina (off Amalfi) Turtle Rock 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) *256 Oceanview (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) UO Lenwood, Costa Mesa ~7171 (Sal 12-5. Sun 1-6) 1915 Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar 675-3000, $165.000 (Sun 1·5) ~39 MUforn (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-3000, $88,500 (Sun 2·6) .Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar 5-3000, $165,000 (Sun 1-5) N. Capella, Costa Mesa .;557-4130 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ' 3000 Country Club Drive, Costa Mesa :!i349440 • $47,000 (Sun 10-5) 2027 Diana Lane, N ewporl Beach 64;-030a (Sun 1·5) 1737 Skylark, Newport Beach .~7171 (Sun 1-5) 2335 lrvlne, Newport Beach 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1863 Bayport Way, Newport Beach · •640-0020 (Sun 1·5) 19M Irvine, Costa Mesa 640-00211 (Sun 1-5) ~Mondoza Terrace. CdM · l!'IS-8550· (Sun 1-5) S 51 Barbados, Costa Mesa ;546-2313 $32,000 (Sun 1·5) (4 Bedroom•) 2827 Bamboo (Eastblufl) NB 844-7270 $55,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *4500 Orrington Rd . (Cameo Shores) CdM 6442430 $175.000 (Sun 1·5) 429 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 6444910 $59,950 (Sun 1-5) *4521 Brighton Rd., (Cameo Shores) N.B. 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 424 Poppy, Corona de! Mar • · 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1·5) %107 Santiago (Baycresl) NB . 540-lln (Sat & sun 1·5) 224 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle).NB 8715-5200 (Sun 1·5) 550 Vista Flora {Early Bluffs) NB &44-1133 (Sun 1·5) 2130 Vista Laredo (The Bluffs) NB , 875"3000, $48,500 (Sim 2-5) * 1395 Shannon Lane, Costa Mesa 546-5880, $33.&50 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 19822 Carmania Land, Huntlngton Beach 546-6261 $32,500 (Sun 1·5) +4501 Dorchester R., Corona del Mar r 844-4848 (Sun 1 ·5 l (4 llecfrooms & F1mily Rm or Don) *21115 Harbor View Dr., Corona del Mar 844-1425 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 245 Tulane (College Parkl C.M. 64N928 '38.500 (Fri, Sat, Sun 1·5) *2018 C.luy Dr. (Dover Shorn) N.B. 940-1580 (D.U, 10.5) I ; 1438 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 1836 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) · **1657 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar 675·1935 Yachtsman's Cove (Dally) 3812 Sandune, Corona del Mar 6441481, $74,500 (Sat & Sun 12·5) *1215 Dolphin Terr. (lrvlne Terr.) CdM 673-6510, $145,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 21115 Commodore (Baycrest) N.B. 642-5200, $64,500 (Sat & 5\ln 1-5) *1412 Llncoln Ln . (West.cliff) N.B. 642-5200, $81,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *3137 Trlnity, Costa Mesa 540-1720, $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 383 Santa Isabel (Eastside\ C.M. 646-3255. $45,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1120 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 644-7662. $74.500 !Sun 1-5) *1921 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 6444910, $165 .000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 4839 Cortland. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $60.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2907 Harb'or Vi ew Drive, Corona del Mar 673-8550, $78.500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) *1609 Antigua (Baycresl) NB · 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) *18781 Via Palalino (at Amalfi) Turtle Rock, 6446200 (Sun 1·5) 1212 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 675-2723, $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 325 Vista Baya. Newport Beach 642-1771 , $45,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 10052 Dana Road, Huntington Beach 557-4130 !Sat & Sun 1-5) **57 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle ) N.B. 675-6161 (Sunday) 436 16th Place (Newport Hgt.) C.M. 645-2552 $49,500 (Sun 1·5) *1712 Galaxy, Newport Beach 840-0020 (Sun 1-51 1924 Port Bristol (Harbor View Homes) 675-7225 (Sun 1·5) 3806 Inlet Isle Dr. (Harbor View Hills) CdM . 675-7225 (Sun 1-5) **333 Grand Canal, Balboa Island 673-6550 $92,500 (Sun 1-5) 396 Princeton Dr. (College! Pk.) C.M. 557-4263 646-8811 (Sun 12-5) 17592 Newark Circle, Culverdale 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 4839 Cortland, Newport Beach 548-2313 (Sat & Sim 1·5) 1821 Port Stanhope, (Harbor View Hms) N.B. 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5) J \.I J (5 Bedrooms) 305 Lin.do. Ave.,,<Balboa P.enin.l N.B. ll4_;4'.~t30 · $79 .500 (Sun thru Thurs 2·5) ' '*633 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle 642-8235 (S un 1·5) (5 Bedrooms & Family Rm or Den) **1308 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula 644-7270 $195.000 (Sun 1-5) tt#46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B. 642·8235 (S al & Sun 1·5) **309 Evening Star (Dover Shores) N.B. 642·8235 (Sal & Sun 1·5) #9 Greenbrier (Big Canyonl N.B. 642·8235 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 3004 Harding Way, Cos ta Mesa 540-4915, $33.500 (Sat & Sun 10-8) **54 Llnda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 6442430 (Sun 1-5) *1315 Santiago (Weslclifl ) NB 642-8235 !Sal & Sun 1-5) 20401 Uooer Bay Dr., S. A. Heights 6446200 fSat & Sun 1·5) 3516 Ocean Blvd,, Coro na a~1 MAr 675-6900 fSa l & Su n 1-5) **16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda I.<le\ NB 644-4910, $167,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5 :30) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235. $198,500 (Sun 1·5) 8332 Snowbird, Huntlngton Beach 557-4130 (Sun 1-5) 2800 Shanta r , Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 2-51 1806 Port Barmouth PI (Harbor View) NB 644-Sll07 (Open Sun) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (2 & 3 Bedroom• l **4401 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 675-6820 (Sat & Sun 10-Dusk) (3 Bedroom•) 2166 Vista Entrada (The Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $51,500 (Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom• Heh Unit) 608 : 608~ Acacia, Corona del Mar 644·7270 $69,500 <Sun 1·5) 2516 Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar 548-2121 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (3 Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms) 301 thru 422 Portland Cir. H.B. 538-8188 $44,950 (Dally 12-Dusk) TRIPLEX FOR SALE (2·2·3 -Bodrooml 526 17th St., Huntington Beach 968-3321 or 546-1754 (Sat & Sun 12-S) LOTS FOR SALE **21089 Balboa Blvd., (Balboa Penin) N.B. 6#·24:30 -(Sun thru Thurs 2-5) **18&7 Bayside Dr., Corona de! Mar 875-1985 Yacht1m~'1 Cove (Dally) r ..... . ..... ... ••• w ....... ,... Sunt111, July Zl, lC)n DAILY '1LOT . _ .. l~I _., _ I~ I _,. .. I~ _,. .... l~I ---1~1 • ........ 2 Pele . /Jarrell feeaft'I pH6sn'6 ~· "-"' .. PRIVACY °COMFORT0 UVABILITY NEW LISTING -This beaulitul home has it au -Only 17 homes on this exclusive cul-de- sac, each glowing 'vith pride·of--0\vnership. 2200 sq. ft. ol romlortable, well planned living area: 3 Bedrooms, family room plus a large lanai for your ping pong or pool table. You have your own key te> a swimming pool and putting green. Imagine a pool without the headache! There is more, but come by and see what you can buy for only . . . . $56,500. 2225 Prlvolo Rd., N.B. Opon Sun. 1-5 LOOK FAR AND WIDE BUT LOOK NOW -BAYCREST -Spacious 4 bedroom home with dining room and wonder- ful family room. Very large lot-room for pool and hobbies, 3 car garage ........... $85,000, WOODSY RETREAT IN SOUGHT-AFTER CLIFFHAVEN -3 Bed- rooms and formal dining r!)Om, a big back yard fille d with trees and more trees, This ne\v listing is a hide-away for kids and adults alike. .. . .. .. .. ... . . . . . . . . . . .. . ...... $36,500. COME SEE ME! . FOR YOUR VIEWING THIS WEEKEND TWO BEDROOM HOMES 1061 DOVER DRIVE , WESTCLIFF , N.B. $30,950 Condominiun1 on fee land and reasonable price. 2 bdrm., 21h bath and beautifully 111:W1tained ground s that include pool, sauna and club- house. Located elo.>:e 1(l shoppt nJ! . .i\hsentee O\\•ner anxious t.o sell. OP'EN SUN., l·S. P'HON( UNIQUE HOMES. NIEWrORT llACH, 641·6100 FOR DlltlCTIONS THREE BEDROOM HOMES I'M A TRIPPLE DECKER GOODIE -in Back Bay. 3 View bedrooms -top story , Living room \vith fireplace -middle level \Yith en- trance to split level garden of fruit trees. A neat and tid y .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $35 000. 336 Monte Vista, C.M. Open S~n. 1·5 2012 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORES, N.B. $87,SOO 3 Bedrn1 . and a po.neled den, shag tarpets, sunken living roo m and large ma ster suite. Enor1nou ~ patio porch \\'ith Back Bay views. OPIN SUN., l ·S. PHONI UNl9UI HOMES, NEWPORT llACH, 6414500 fOR DlltlCTIONS NEW U$TING-BAYCREST WITH INDIVIDUALITY -This 4 bedroom home is at the end of a cul-de-sac with a gar- den so Cull of pine trees you can smell the mountains! This all-wood home is nestled be- hind a fence for complete privacy. Offered at .................................. $78,500. JUST REDUCED PENINSULA POINT -Flne home on two lots. 5 bedrooms and 5 baths. Great family room features wet bar. Spanis h tile roof and floor- massive beam1ceilings -Old World charm. Now ................................ $120,000. HUCKLEBERRY FINN'S IDEAL A PLACE TO FISH AND DANGLE YOUR FEET -Build your childhood dream on this fee1 waterfront ·lot, in Newport Shores. Just ..................................... $20,000. 322 POINSETTIA, CdM $89,SOO Brand new. Now under co nstruction \\'ilh chan ce to choose carpeU: arid interior colors. This is a 3 bedroom plus den plus family room and Jarge living room . 'OPIN SUN., 1·5. P'HONI UN19ur HOMIS, CORONA Dll MAR. 671·6000 PO• DlllCTIONS 2222 BAYSIDE DR., CdM $54,500 ·This is not a home. irs·a shack! But a cute shack at that! The wlue is in the land, a 30 x 50 ft. lot eommandinR an oulstandlnl view of the entire Ne\vl)Ort Harbor. sallbnatir. ~uns. surfers a.nd f.11. OPIN SUN., 1·5, P'HONI UNl9UI HOlr!llS, CORONA Dll MAR, 671·6000 POI DlllCTIONI FOUR BEDROOM HOMES 1835 TAHITI DRIVE , MESA VERDE, C.M. $52,500. Here's a unique si tuation : 4 bdr1ns., 3 baths. almost 2500 sq. fl. and all on one floo r. Loca ted on an 80 ' x 100' sq . lot near the country club. OP'IN SUN., l ·S. PHONE UNl9UE HOMES MISA YllDI !146·1ft0 POR DlllCTIONS 2839 CAROB DRIVE, EASTBLUFF, N.B. $59,750 4 bedroon1 single story \vi th a vie\V that \\'On'l quit! ll1s great! Back Bay, The Bluff .<, Balboa and Beyond. Added ga me roo m (w ith view too!) makes this unique. HOW MUCH FOR PEACE AND Cj)UIET WESTCLIFF -Step into the entry and be im- pressed by the tranquility the spacious living room imparts. Glance around the corner see the inviting 20' x 40' pool just outside. A fori:nal diqiqg room, 4 Qe9rooms a nd 3 baths niake for ·delight!Ul lirtng, plus low mainte- OPEN SUN., 1•!1. PHONI UNIQUI HOMIS, CORONA DIL MAI, 67Jo6001 POI DlllCTIONI 1001 HAMPSHIRE LANE, DOVER SHORES, N.B. $87.500 New Jisti ng! Solid & sound. willl dr a1na tic 28' ~i&h ceilings. Ne\v li sti ng! Solid constrllclion. 'ti.1any cOnveniences. . OPIN SUN., 1·5, PHONI UNIQUE HOMES, NlWP'OlT II.A.CH, 'i4l·~l0,0 fOI D,31c;TIONS 3719 PARK GREEN. HARBOR v iEw HILLS, CdM ". I· ~l,;950 Classic! ~ew .Listing! Beautiful listing! 4 bedrooms WMJi 3~ ·c&r ,.1g •1 . age. Be>l!IJI; shag cal'Jfets,_ "Sunn~ ·and bright througijo I;: nance yard.:: ...... , ..... , .......... $81500. 1412 Linc:oln ln., N·.B. ' Ope~ Sun'. 1-S Office Open Saturdays & Sundays ! PETE BARRETT REAL TY ~~ 1605 '42~52oo N.B. adjacent to 211.i acre pqrk i-n the'~Har.bor areas · munity. , 1 • " •• ~ •1 • • • or1N SUN., 1.1. PHONI UNl9UI HOM!S, COIONA°ltlL MA~ "!J!"", 30CtEVENING STAR, DOVER SHORES, N.B. $121 Excitin~ aod tidy 4 bed roo m with a fa ntastic patio ovelooklnJ the pier and slip in Dover Shores. Beautlful decor. F.asy to see. OPIN SUN., 1•l, PHONI UNl9UI HOMIS NIWP'OIT llACH, '414100 fOI Dfl.ICflONI G1nora1 FIVE BEDROOM HOMES 1'"'"=============1. 4521 DORCHESTER AVE, CAMEO HIGHLANDS, C d M. $72,900. BLUFFS BEAUTY Another new listing! First time open ! 5 bedrooms on a single story floor plan. Some view, private beach. . ~ MOST CHOICE LOCATION OPIN SUN., 1°1. PHONI UN19VI Ho11n, eotONA DIL MAI. '11·6000 l'OI DIUCTIO!it JUST LISTED, on the widest, most pictur-DUPLEX HOMES esque flower greenbelt ln the Early Bluffs, this beautifully decorated 3 BR., 21h ba. END 520 MARGUERITE AVENUE, CdM $64,500 UNIT condo. has many, many extras -elec. Here's a cute shingled duplex on a palm lined avenue. Two 2 bed· kitch ., mirrored wet bar, paneling, bit-in room units with potential to add on. Inspect the property and review. 'closets in garage~ delightfully private 40 ft. Unique's investment prospectus. Xlnt. Priv. financing available. South patio overlooking this gorgeou s green-OPIN SUN.,,.,, PHONI UN19UI HOM~S. COION~ DIL MA .. 671·6000 ,o. DlllCTIONS ~;;tee~ ~:i~e_~pportunity al $55 ,500. F or app't. u ,._ l()U I: ti()MI:§ HELEN B. DOWD 644·0134 . • • ' .. •'·, New.port Beach coricfominium homes with boat sli~. You own the land.water andsli~. From $64,950. 7% financing. N-1-- TownhoUIMUd. 4401 Wttteo.tllwy. (714) t75"'820 j ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKtT WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HO MES • _PORON DEL MAR, 675-6000 • MESA, VERDE , 546-5990 • f1EWPORT BEACH,846•6500 • CALL US IN OUN•I COUNTY ONtl' DUPLIXIS AND TltrLUIS ALSO AYAIU.ILI Set example of product at 2018 Galaxy, Dovor Shotte. Ivan Wells & Sons OPEN HOUSE 1,5 231 Rooe Lin<', C.M. e 1 l4J $quflf Feel e l1!h f ftd l'l11l•r e Sptclout Warclroba e Hardwo et! C1bi111h e Br11kf11t l1r e low Fi11•11cl11t CALL 537-0380 I , ' ;. . " • " Sharp s Bdrm, ~ bath, pool O-r1l aim Jot. Nf'W carpets In llv· --------·-------·1'• 1n& ...,.. " ba11. suni-tns. HOME + APT. " °""" anxlol!I. m.250• * HUGE EXECUTIVE cio .. "' tbt °"''" •nd-. : *·**** bo ~ SHOWN FllOM MANSION ~:'ms ,': de~tbwl~ ' OFFICl Only 3 Y,.. old. 5 or g lh'1P 2 bed!<IOlll unit 11 ' trnm•culate ' Bdrm, 2 bath. bedroom 3 Mlh home!, re•r for l'flntll · ot the I.I). : Quick pouenkm. ~red hillside localioo in the t'Oun· 18w!. 'Exc.llMt JocaHon.. patio, carpet1 A: dra~. try. Complettly urnrraded REAI.TORS S.TfU : Take a look. , \\'Ith clelux Sl~.oo sq. yd. tpt. . 1 -: * * • * 1t 1t throughout. $2500 e,prlnkllri~ ·• 1 cwnfr duplex. Spacinu!' 3 1 y s t e m , profoak>nally • I ~ .Bdrm plu1 2 Bdrm. nn arae landsc•!>'d. 2700 sq. ft. <1f , .. lot. 3 car aara;t. South ot ~~ury, Value prkltd at 21:Ml Wfff.clltt Drive : highway. lllJ Sfe llJ ~ _...,,..;O;::pe.:.,n_'_tlU...;.9 '-PM~-• MORGAN REAL TY * CADIUM YELLOW * :· 67U642 47~59 Indian rod Zlnnlu -• , kltebtn ln 3 BR. wvm , walnut dtn. Mbdl ..,.. ti.It , $39,500. REAL ISTATI TRIAIUlllH IJ31 ll'IOldlll. N.B. I \ '· , I ,,,, ~II(·• ' • DAll.Y I'll.OT a-...1 ,. Gener t i , IN SEWNG YOUR 'PIOrEliTY • COSTA MESA • ·;, .1 Lovely;3 l!!'droom, 1% bath Home, patios; stove, refrig., freezer &' ,.,; , bulltln Color TV. Try 5% down. Only, $24,950. .·:• .· ."THE PROFU$10NAL REALTORS" ~· •• ·1 • '')' • • .. • • S'c ; ' ' S!RVIN,G GRE#,.~~!t ~EY{PORT HARBOR AREA ·___.c .,..!~~~·-l ..,,ftlEMIER' MU~TIPLE"1'1STING SERVICE • ·~ Gtner•I GoMrel " -· ' ~!AN BLVD., CORONA DEL MAR Open HouM * Sat. & Sun. 1·$ 3516 Ocu n Blvd., Coron• dol Mar Spacious 2 story, 4500 sq. ft. home with spec- tacular view of ocean & jetty. 5 BR., lg. !iv· Ing room, formal dining w/trplc. Separate guest or maid quarters over gara~e. Room for POOi plus large parking area mcluding paddle tennis court. 2845 E. Co11t Highway Corona dtl Ma r General -'*: BALBOA BAYFRO~T -'*: 675-6900 PIER/SLIP -SANDY BEACH! Charming 5 BR. home plus 2 BR. rental unit. Seller very anxious Please submit all oilers BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES 2309 W. Balboa Blvd., N.B. 67).7420 General Gent ral ., #2 HARBOR ISLAND ! ., . Lovely 5 BR., 51h baths, waterfront .home. I,ge. living rm & fa'l'ilY rm., ju!t redecor- ated. Pier, Doat and sandy beach. Beautiful yard w /lge. shade tree & swimming pOol. BILL GRUNDY, Ri:ALTOR l1landtr1 Building 341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.B. G.neral General Red Tile Roof 67>6161 Den + Pool! Over 1/z Acre SPANISH • coW'ly"d 1><M"d Custom· Pool • HERITAGE . . REALTORS $28,300 BY owner. 4 br, 3 bl, lam 4 Badrm. + 3 B1 th1 nn, cul de '"" -. Beauti!ul family home, entry ~112c...c•500_,.· -~-1481-· ---hall Openi tO 1paclous iivi."lg Co1ti1: Meia room, dining 'l'Oom, oatutni -B-'U-1-LD_U_N_ns __ wood cabinets, park like yard, Bric, 541)...1720 This older Cocta Mesa bame TARBELL ts located on 2 Iott. (90 ,tt: x 150 It.) • proxlmity ., 111h Street shopping, rnab It a 2955 -aarbor, Costa. Mesn Joe!cal prciperty· tor future * NEW LISTING * development, Olrner Ro- PRIME BALBOA LOC. chester• Santa Ana. $35.000. 4 Furn. apts. Walk to bay, ,,,...,_,,,,_ 1 • fetn. oce~~~er. ~' 21 . BALBOA BAY PROP. * 642-7491 * ., • 103 Linda Isle Dr., N.B. 3 Burr Whit. Realtor BR, 2~~ BA, 66' lot, 55' boat 2901 Newpm-t .Blvd. slip $14~,500. Newport Beach 615-4630 • 2430 Baysbores Dr., N.B. 4 BR, 3 .BA, ,ss· lot .1149,600 VA NO · D'OWN ~NN'ETH L. HARTMAN, on this rare value. 2 R. E. Invaitments. 642-57fiQ, Bedroom! each uniL One 646-2681. U~t now ·Vacant' and ready Balboa Island for immediate Occupaney. Each unit rents for '165. Keep as home Ol' rental. On- ly $32,950. U you· have boon in the service, call u.s. ~··,,·1111. ._...,,," . ''• XLN'T LOCATION Classie Island home, 3 Br + bunk house. Distinctive ex· ter. Many unique features. Quality construction. Patio, Sundk, Jrg 2 car gar. 1st Public offering of this borne. By 'Owner .. $12,fJOO. RealtorS \ MS-69:5 613-8241. Open Eve$P, NEW bayfront home. Pier &: I liiiiiiliiiililiiii;ml income. Open Sat/Sun/Wed 1-:i 3.17 E. Bayfront. Little Island \VINTON, Realtor 675-3331 Balboa Peninsula POOL TABLE Wlll fit with room to 1pare in 15' x 30' den. 3 Bedrm 2 bath, fireplace, bltins, Xlnt in & oul. $32,950 wrought iron galt>s! Francis-Gorgeous c~stom built home can tile entry. Giant Jan1ily on \\1AY OVER 1,i AcitE of 1 --~---...-- room with Spanish flair~ choice land! l.Dads of giant . _DANDY DUO Co~-den for dad! ~rge shade trees. Vaulted and 3 Bedroom upper, 2 bedroom separate master s u t I e • beamed ceilings thru-OUt. lower oiler a versatile du-SPA~G 1Tx32' POOL! Fonnal dining room. 25' plex located in best area; BBQ_firep1t, Topped off with family room! 19' KOunnet near library, market, bak· genwne SPANISH RED kitchen. Giant master 'Mte. ery, Within steps of ocean ~ROOF! You won't be-SPARKIJNG 40' SUNSET le bay beaches. $57,500. lieve the Jow price • call POOL! HORSE COtJm'RY! now 645-0303, UNDERPRJCEO to sell fast. , Hurry -..U 645--0303. Roy Mccardle R11lllt' 543-7729' 1810 NC\\•port Blvd., C.M. MESA .VERD£ $30,900. -· -· ~ -........ ·"""'" -,, • I •1 J l lJ ~ ;: <JI ~ ""~'"< Be sure to see thii! 3 Bed- nn and frieodly family rm w/firepl! Separate utiUty rm for mom, and i:rc&t patio fQ.i;. entertaining_ You can't beat the ma 6r. the price. Call for details 919-1050. ·~ = .... :1.IH I\ Ill Thia beautifu1, brand new Best O>sta ·Meaa area. walk· 57 Linda Isle Drive -Open Sunday Realtors S45--0f65 Realtors ~?711 four bedroothe m home ia tng di.stance to a11 llCbools Custom 4 BR., 3¥.i ba home on)..agoon. Mstr. Open Eves. mi Westclill Dr!,. across street from BR. has sitting area & lrplc. Waterfront·fani-POOL Open till 9 PM Spyglus Hill and thousands • • Incl. Catholic, 4 Bdrm., 2 =;;;;;;;;; .... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I and thoU!&Jlds o! dollan ,;.,,. · E.....,n_._ ... '"--Ice Same Owner bath corwerted to 3 + den. ily rm. w/conversation pit around !he.frplc., • 1 1 -·':. ~~21 tjewport, at Fairview 641111 ,;.'. .. , . ..,...., uwu -·· • Huge Swim Pool CONDOM.INIUM ... exp••• ve. , , · lols o! cupboards and lovely garden, lge. slip ............ $189,500. Furthermore, tt i. available (anytime) ~" ... ' o counter apace in built-in I $35,000 Perfect for easy livlna. Thia noW! You can be in and set· ~'!"!~~~""'"""""' ' ' • NEWPORT kit h 2 For Complete lnform1t on Larg family 3 bed " .,., ',, J11tV~21 BALBOA ~p1~%. 5% :'.,,.'~; On All Hom11 & Lots, Pl11u C1ll: roo~•. -::.:::-. dini._; ~~~ d~~~!"1 ~::!...~'!'.., ~~ 1..:,•i:~ FOR SALE BY OWNER ~ wants action. Call 546-8640. BILL GRUNDY REALTOR room, entry hall, 2 fire-bedroom, 2 bath home, just challenge of a brand new Exclusive Townho~, beaut. !" ~;, ' -~ 11 OFFICE • places, buill-im, d~hwasber, a short walk ., clubhouse home buy from a disap-lndscpd., secluded 3 Br., 2 · 341 B1y1lde Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 • electric garage door· opener, ,_ Thro pointed owner who cannot ~ .. wlw_ drps, .frWc, dee -'· ! lurr White' Rultor picture book yard, patio, and J>OOui. w away the use this fine home. Call ~kitchen, silent radiant heat. Gentral Gentrel . pool, brk, 540-1720. lawnmower and enjoy the 67rr7225. 2 car g~ .• fncd 'J>8:tio. put. ,;,<!•! SALE,0p!i'ENINGS !IVAIL,J\B~E _ w,.ken<ls, Asking 0111,y., , ting green, P9Cll & en- ~· '.I 2901_ NewPirt Blv.!. Newport Beach , JUST REDUCED 2 BEQROOM ~~-CAIL <:.~1E.\.es.i :,~:~~ .... ";,"'~. = ;·· · '. .: , . 675-46°jO, 24 ,J'lo!I" ,S~rvice '?." ,!1& .;.:np:;::.iun; OLDIE/GOODIE 2955 Hmor, eosta I\!"• "1!'bJ!;.!ors!~,. ,; , • , , "' · • SloryhomeinMesadelMar. , $23,500 VACANT $31,950 . · ., •• : ChMral Chnaril . • , JNCOM'i OR l~~AW The 2200 SQ Ito! specious Excellent Eutslde Cotta 3 GR!AT ·UNITS ReiluCe<i .tor '<iUlck 'Al• by • .. ••• ! _ 2 ·se~t~ . Homes on ()"' living area will serve the Mesa location. Btg, big lot, No down GI Loan availa~. ~ l llR. 2 bath home, OWner. LCSYe"t,y ' 2 •b>t . : ," ' Irvine Terrace .. ' ..... ¥ ..... " ... ParCel o! Land. Each with !arrest family, Lov,ly Del -la b!ddl'lt by . -5 Bedroom• and lam1ly s.1 •• Opportunity lllollern-efficient plan + prestige ,lfori1•:'-1'1 fer • 1 • WATERFRONT ' Its 'own Prtvafe Yard. One Piso ·atone entry and thick of ~11, cute u can be. room. Carpets Ir dra~. WeU ·.etahlillied ftal estate nea.f-~2 Btt.apt. +Mom large family, 4 B~;-2 BA.. ' ·. · '.Reduced $21450 ! -4-Bedrix>m, 2 Baths. One 2 sha& carpell too! Now re-Great 'for aman f!unlly • thruout Plu.s many exlras. o!lice (16 yean) need> Ales ar Pop'• very own lllite lim nn., lrplc. 10%1 .oow., ..r'\ .' Yet,l it's true! UNDER $150,000 Bedroom, 1 Bath. Poaible duced to only $38,500. TRY Don't mias it! 'ean· 54&-sH>. Owner anxious, must sell ptople, Prtvite, ~ and 1 • 174;soo ' choice loc. N. ot nuer, E. • -.. ~.000 in beaudtul Coron«' Su~rlative custom mansion tO add Ano~r Unit. $3§,000. m YOU'U. LIKE IT! · imnvdlately, $34,000, NO phone. Top eommiaJons. *" * * * * * of Harbor. 3138 KW.ybroOkt, rv-. dei ?.far'a Irvine Terrace! with 3,600 :sq. ft.,of happy , Call 646-0555, Evenings. • COATS DOWN GI. F1oortim~. Good leadl,Call · Be•utffvl -Outside 55T-n09 • . _., 'MB.53lve Palos Verde stone lam"" li·..i ... ., The epl!O,me MS-4569. Call ~1151 -(Open Eves.) tor interview. 1~ I t I Id OPEN HOUSE "' ·-' & 1860 Newport IDvd., C.M. mmecu 1 e ni e fireplace PLU~ gorg~s of eMY care with electronic WALLACE Ole.~ ,,_ Eva. &73-4"!7 Shoreclifis 5 BR., some view. COil.EGE Park. cutest t wormwood walls. Den. King oven, beaUtiM \\-1?t bar, ~ ~ Silo ~. •t .... BR. 2 BA ~11 Lo·~-' REALTORS · wn "' •PP · o . ..,. · ~ , .. _ stze bedroonu;, Chefs kit ch· soothing sauna, e 1 e ctr f c U Iv lty R lty Road All d•• g .. ~ ••• ~~ ---!5~6~4141-n en 11 · ~ --· ,.,.~ : .•. , en.· Tropical mood yard. movie screen, and the best in-E 3001 E. Cst, Hwy. 673-6510 reduced. Call George Mezei.' , . , • .• JUSl' REDUCED • CAlJ. in burglar alarm systems. vt'Wn venlng1) --,_ ---· -557-426.! : ; , FASr • 645-0303. No addr.., will be given. PRESTIGE AREA * * SPECIAL * * ED RIDDLE :: .• •• Quall!ied buyerll by advance $29, 950 $l 350 DOWN* JUST LISTED! REALTY - '•0 a,.\'~iQtm••1' °"lin 5 Bed-s Go,' • . Y Starting or !, 4 & 5 Bedroom homes on ·DEN 'F.OR ·DAD ~aln-~· thlgoingduptol gets.a WESTSIDE COSTA MESA .--• II 18 v t. repossesSlOn. ou H hi 'ii A A E ch has • ,,_e vu s ex; • Attracttvt! 3BR l"-BA home :• (. T V 2 B.-L-should see-the "sparkle" of OlfteSfr*te ftCJ c. u.p. 8 • ~p. Plus famil1 room, ~al of •hwy,, Joe. A 2. BR. . • • :: -··----IKITID th. d U htfuJ refu blshed Come and aee this 3 bedroom arate family room, dining dttilng 4 ~ 3'""-1 Room w/lrpic Ii a 1-bdhn. Room hd1'-'d firs, w/w crpt,a, fpl:, ,: Realtors 646--7711 \Vonderfu.l ,WnUy l)ome, Con-15 e g r upgraded freedom home on car garage,s. Private club for ~Utraller. wiik-to to build your •dream home, 1rt Jo~. Walking dift ~ : ~ IEDR..,_'•-' :.iq . )VettcllU Drive venie'nt tamllyMn, natilral home, 3 BR. 111 BA, new a quiet cul-de-sac 8lreet. room._ spaCJOU1 !""m.• 11 3 beach. $45,500.. wilh a view, on !ront o! lot. We81clill tboppbw ..,i. • ,, VVM optn! 'tDI 9 PM • . bric.Jc fireplace; entJy hall. carpets, new kit ": ba floor-Light and a1ry on a deep lot facilities for tenniM, PoOI, etc. , only $44 250 Just $1),000 Wll°" &"" 1: . $15,500 livllig rooql " dining ing and othor goodies. Large that will make a llpleitclld Call !Dr app't, to ,.. today. GIN?!Y Mc;>IUUSON, MORGAN .REAL TY clutiw, H. 0. Joblm>, ar. ~ c .. at baciie1or .,.d or ASSUMAI~ VA ·=-·bul1t-1ns; brki G*-\731. ~.'.'~pl~~· ~~t ~tart.! ~· 1: ~= • Flf;~fi:i~Kis •****~• :--~~ 673-,6642 67~ ~:!62· 2121 Pia-a. A• •• ~ . ~ ...... ._. _ cou· ~--....... this bflh pounds e,pprox $600. Hurry =inl;. 111ep a boot. CAPISTRANO VALLEY *11.M •V!"'• Dr. Eut, CANYON VIEW SllAJIPI 8Y owner, N. -~ '°Ilk>' s-n l"" msi condom -VAlou.Noqualilf· Gii tl\la one, ("--..Ul Atturnea VA-iifSU,2!0 l!EALTY ·~· Cotta M-The ,Jut li tbe Corona del Venle &rel, J BR., - . .r, l ' • J!:..u..t colJlll~'l'ry to ... llld 'JIO loin polnta. 191111 llarbor, Ooo\a_M_ Olll 546-$421 v,,... -~-. Imm-te 3l50I C4mlll\) C.pistrano *•* 557-4130 Mar charm•n! Ru.tic 4 rm, 1% bl, 2 lpi; oovd llat th11-l'IRMO. • Sliulcllal 3 bedroom -OC<UPUl<ll ~ be .,,..,....r. San Juen Capistrano CAPE COD BR, ,w,O,.am .. !:;.i" u&ed patio, custom drpl, ~ ' • ,le•-Ill llolllin (ll'den TIME IOMI 123,11111 ll nnn. ~ call 49).1114 OPEN DAILY bnd< lrplc, A II' Mt. crptd. -7. Open - l<itchell, e IarP bonus room wllh a short price o! $17,900. 5*-2313. TRIPLEX 383 Santi l1111tl CM)'On. «1><16' F). lo!. Sat. " Sun., ml Cdondo aftd m::k>ted p&tlo. Ad:lnr Take a look at thll beauty. fccl.lng, ovtrlooklfl&, tree• 6 PJ. Priced for qWck a.le'! ~· For deta.111-Low price al1'0 lncludta MOfJt exceptional • Custom good 1EuWdcal cll 1oc3, 1~iBIRam2 Bctl,ove it or not. tbm's Sll,000, can S..ll51 (Open EveoJ washer " dryer. VA no nME 10MB bulll Ownert . ""per uni! "'" onn n, •• TOO'!' !or. pool, $59,500. SA~V~E~~T''l'M=i--• down tenns and $100 down with abo_ut 23'.X> aq. n.,ha.s '3 ba up, 1. BR l Ba down. Scenic Pro~et ~~ Cook, "'Itch' the lddl A talk , FllA with total payment of with a _, price of $11,9!!0. -BR, ""'arlum, 2 Ba., 2 Perfect in-lsw ........ OPEN HOUSE to Dad. 3 Bit., 2 be .. lam!IY $155. Why rent! c.u now Tu. ~~ •!.~lnclblauty. * 103 LIND~ ISLE * fll>lc)I. highly uPllJ'Med 400 E.17" , '""l~Al~ 2S1ll ikl'flde onv. -. -.~. -"tv• lo: rnronnauon. I.ow .. ~~ --OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 cpta t ~ Oill<r 2 u are C.11. . "' ••· --• ~ ~ ,_.,...,...,...= ... ~''--.... " clryeT. VA no 3 1111, Ill batllt. er Jot, la' dlllpl1UJ, ~--••. All cop-fat -II). New Dolpl ... 2 GEM . 'ti FIU "1 -Slcknt11 F.,_ ..., -....,. and llOO do'I" · •t lllp. '.linllort"4 W. •n-per plumb .. ,encl. gar't., :t 2=1 •;;, ";1'~~ lllOW. Clout Hwy., l!.B, ••nDtoOMs Three2-BR.., umt.., mAwithlotalPl)'lll<nltt tl-1" Cl~«•lllnr . pa11111,1owm t.J>es!an<d Zl2!. REALTOR$ 112-4111 ...... --with 1arie Jao. Jot. Eut 0oota ~ f llul~ -S1'8. WbJ -11 con -. Qll)IJ. tnr 111U. _.,. A beauty IY THI ii1CH ~ 5:,.. ~. I.ow.-CUSTQM 3 bdrm E4ldl .....,. --led in lmatt; good <•lld., '°" . Oi,>eft !:vet. lar --K. L. -R.E. fnv. 1l'ltll wrourht Iron lflll Modml 'I lift, J' BA, K.B. llricod HARBOR V n; W lioqie. ~ lot. he e v """"' :.fk""d•I wacaney 1actor1 -MUAVIRDl4-PLEX f0.619) .... ~ A dtllght to $.14,!!00. Call tf2-U2!, -··,,.It', in llawlfla tlhaket, fll>lc, nr buck 6 ..,... l800. ,.. .-. Prioe Siil ........... *" _.. LiiiO li?triliOr oar,.,_., -!loath 0out Rlal 5.17.-~ LUR R LTY* 185,000. . 1"11to, ~ CoaJQ, , · ·--JIJar""1 -It. 1141al24. (Optn c' '& W -.11111,IBAllrlll,SOD. ~i~,..c. Pt,llGD. f Anytime All·~ '40-14110 JIOlmK R-, -t ...... t ... lor6--). Oll-.M•l ..;O:..c•;;:W:;... ____ _ · .•. • HERITAGE REALT OR~ I •I I 1_ I l ! ·( ' t , ' • ' . ' .... '" t • ' , I I I. " " I~!.___-._-:-.. -_ -;;lli~_1 ~r iiiiii-..... _ .. ~'~~1~1 .. -.. "' .... ;;;]~~e~~r.-.. ""iiiiiii-=iiiiiii· ~fil~~' -.... • .. ~lfiJ=.1:.~ ... • .. ;;;· ;:;;l!!J::i;L ;;i..;;..-;;""~,]~:..ie~11 ._S' ... •"'*'~: ~~ -' I --:::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I D•n• Point ~ Huntington BMch lrvinei Me11 Vercle Maita Verd• N•wport ... ch Newport ~....,.,~ • ~ Huntington Bttch 1-~!ii~irtiVl!-S-,..l ;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I~.;;;,;.;:..;.;.,.;;;._,;__;:;=;,:;:::=-=::;;;;:::;;::-:; ,:;;;;:::i:;;;;::;;;::;:;:;;;;;:::;==-=-;;;;;;;;;;:;F;;;;;;;; ~.:NEW LISTINGS 24 BaBR._, 1 $oldS4,te0 1--------COOEXLECPUOOTILVIP'ASD EXCLUSlV"' au a'! ~'f• Parli. iAr&e, brt&htl " • • e., >'" • ""' G ,.. ! S y Br,, 2 Ba. Aoki"" 132.950. corner, quiet •l Xlnt -· "ENJOY YQl,IR ~ l!'ffe<t. -!or tn-LISTIN 0 erve OU can Geor&• Me .. 1. 557-4263· Juat redue<d 12000' ,.,. Im· ' WUSBAND" tm•lnlnc tboe• "Joipon•nt ~ .... Ute r~nh,~1y~ =. "The lest of Two Wor.lds' meet sale. . •fl Clients." Check ' lht "'-'91' Newport •t F1lrvl1w 646-8811 (1nytlmt) BY Owrwr. Custom home. just N'decorated. l Br., 2 ba ., lam rm.. fl•pl c-., all elect. Extra I~. l'1'10fl)S. NelU' schools. Days 646-7741, eves & wknds 646-4568. BY Owner: Bouji(ht new hOme, must M'll. Nice 3 br. houae. Reduced $.1000. Sltll.g crpt, huge yarrl~. lots of trees. Cov'd, patio. Room to build. Stove, drJll, hanging lamp incl'd. As11ume FHA loan $198. per mo. total. Appointment • ~9876 l!ESi c.olleae Park area. 3 Br., 2 Ba. encl patio, block wall, neai •IChools, $~.750, ·on special terms. Principles lonty. Call•' 642-2312. Open House Sunday 1-5 PM. 2290 Columbl.!1. Dr. itUGE Ll)llNG AREA S BR .. 2 BA., DBL GAR., .'\V/v.· cry1. cusl bit frpl!'. (."()ncrE:le drivP &. apron for JMtor borne & boat. VA or corr.•. $3.1.500. M0--4915. MESA Vf'.rde "T" Plan w/POOL. 3 Bf" .. 2 Ba cul*sac. 1 blk lib & Me!la Vm!e elem. sch!. $.17.900. 1657 Palau PL By Owner ~;!31 . MESA VERDE Large 3 bdrm, 2 bath, rlen, din rm/fam rm surrounding a Cali!, patio. Dthvce crpts I: tile. Move-in cond. 3260 Mic:higan. Owner 54g..2688, MESA VERDE 4 BR. 2 BA , golf courlle view, blt·ins, atrium entr~', trlr prkg. Span. t ile firs. immac. $31.500. 01vner. 11l49 Ill inois SL 546·6460. 4 BR, jum p;iin!e<I. Cpl. thn.iout. Frple.. rlln rm. Wogdland &.. ~arbor Hi & clOlft to paroc.bjAI ~hi. 325 '.Esther. S30.~. 536-3323. nop: to 11h0pg. 3 br. patio, dbt.:gar. New pAint & cpl. Lee C·2 lot. 186 \Vell11 Pt. $27,000. Owrw!r. 548~111 Cost• M,es• TRANSFERRED · Mu.st Sell -· br, 2 ha. $3.1,350. 3280 Miehigan • .,540·9347 B~<JWNER ... 2171 Rural Pl. i 1 .BR, 1 BA. $26,500 Low down. '114:524-2511. CORNER tot cul.fie-sac st. 3 BF\, 2 BA, frpl & bonus rm. $3!£~. 546-7793 FOR sal!ll11nt by O\•.'r>er. $23,500/$200 mo. :l BR, 1 BA. AvAil now. ~5.1111. BY Owner, 3 BR. 1 ~ BA. $25,000. 2993 Croftdon, Costa Meu. 54~2872. BY. Owner Mesa del Mar 4 BR. 2 BA, 1hag, drps & ex- tras, 546-7866. * CAIL 546-7739 * 3 &. 4 BR repo!!. (1-w3/car a&tl. Willi Realty. MESA VERDE 4 BR, lovely home. Lg cov patio + nice yartf. $48.m'ill Ownr 5.i7-8794. Pana Point WAYNE THOMSEN RLTY lt be -tlle artll. pull. ame•ltles: * 3JIJO' sq, ft. ol lleoutiMly '' ~ltd 3 ~ • * * 492-95.50 * • lng weeds, -.·aterina: or lovable livlna in the Green· Bdrm., 31,t baU.s plus famJ.. °'' ' REAL Dover Shorei cleanlnc the pool when he brook spacemaker 1. * 4 ly rm. 2 Fl'plcs. Lowly ~ ahould be \ritti yo. or the Br .. 3 Baths. * PIU&b 1hag black aggr@gate patios. All E J ATE Spanish VUle .. Vlew kldt. then take tM time to on double .foam pad. and ti.nted \\'indbws, antiqued ~ t . . Sva.clous • Luxurious see this fantastic 4 bedroom gorgeous cu5tom drl\pes mirrored dlning rm. wa}J, .. ""'"' ' · I ~ rl. condo. It "'ill surpriae you throujt:hout. * 18x38 tieatfJa com.~i:te~ tarp«t~ ~ tnd:. • eslcfentlal & ncom1 Properties " tiR., tam,. dln., pJus · h ·1 I d '-1•~ •kc' '-o. '"' l ' LET US HE P OU BU OR ~EL' 0 I 0 • S wit 1 s arge rooms an jacuzzi.· • 2000 extra 1q. ft. lift •i& -. O'i' t10~ e r. • L Y. • Y •\. pen -g p.m. Sat. .,. un. 1· . "-It H.. loo a y ex....._~ tJon 1212 Santiago 1149.500 >vmg area. ~ •·~ ,.. • FHtemi pool with m n , •• w mon . PRleE REDUCED $3000 1733 W l"ff D N I h 842-25.15. jacuzzt. * 2000 extra JQ. ft. GN'At k>cft.tlon'. ovcr19t*m.: FOR IMMEDIATE SALE estc I r., ew 011\ eac [49) • 675-2723-• EHi Bluff * $29,SOO * 3 BR, 1 ~» BA. Condo. X1nt cond. Prine. only. Call owner 642-2651 for appt. El Toro 3 BR .. 2 BA., cpU!, drps, lge patio, lgeo. pooJ.si?.e lot enclosed by block wall, close to xlnt acbools, markets, ne .. v m a I I • Reasonable. 8 31.115 S, 494-2116 aft 5:30 & \Vk-tnds. Fountain V'antv • A REAL DREAM Lov('ly 3 & rlen, .single story home w/many, m11ny xtra!I. Lots of masonry \\'Ork, \\'tlod\\'-Ork and lndscpg have gone into this house. All upgraded crpts & drps, freshly painted. The back yard is a picturesque of flower!i, incl. many ex· pen!!ive rose bushes. So clean you'll really love 1l! Priced at $39,500. It won't lasl. Near Mile Square Park. I' 1llage Real Estate 531·HGO I ::::.1 531·5106 of pool de<'king. Ou1door wide &1'ffnbell -lttp~ to 645•72.21 .. .°!i," ~l'~' lighting front & rear. • olynipie slie pool & l"f!crea· Large 3 Bdrm. home on Country Club Drive ' ~' Sprinklers "'ith au10 tinter tioo centtt. A MIJST SEE. just across from Mesa Verde Co untry Club. front & rt'ar, • Water YOV SAVE ,J3ECAUSE IT'S softent'r. * Finished bonus Call James \Varren Newport Beech DIRTY .•• :mill tine 3 BR, room. • Huge lamily room. CAL REAL REALTY LOYEL Y 2 ~A, home needs clea"i"g • O" cul-de-.. ,, * N•ar all " & painting. lnclud" bit-ins, schools" ttteway. Too bad S34-9440 or Sl1·2SOS tVt. TOWNHOUSES FIA heat, king aile master a divor~ forced this ule. Laguna Beich Mesa Verde \\It b11.ve jl:e\lf>ral 2 Anfl :'. bdrm's, Located on shady Make an offf'T' 11nd maybe "SJNCE 1946" 1;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;::;;1---------bedroom h<-auties in 111n of cul-de-sac street. Oo~ to STEAL IT! $58.500. ls't Western Bank Bldg. I~ 4 BR, lg 12x24 g11n1e room, the .hf.st jl:Ubdivislons 1n thf' schools & shopping:. Below larwin realty inc. University Park, lrvilltl' , 1~ ha. hltn kit., crptll, drps, Ne11,•port 11N'a. ThflY arf' in market at $27,t'.m. All 54&--"i41J (24 firs.) 96&-4405 Days 552-1000 ..._Nights HAPPY HARMONIO US \\'aler softener Incl. SJ4,700 ;Jf'f'11.s with he11uliful Ji!:Arrlf'n tenns. Call SEY MOU Ri •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOim "=:il~=:ilZI ENVIRONMENT 557-9194 tind pool«, lnt1.ds of 01hrr REAL'T'Y, 841·1221 Or TEE OFF • Lovely Family Home \\'ilh N~tw-po-rt~B-,-1-<7~---rt'('fl'11tinn11.l f11rilitir!!, 11.nd 546-4212 ' OUT OF SJGMT Children's, Wing. L i vi n & In, .. · monthly rluf'll. ~mf' 111,,. · Exttutive type home (In 01v---...... , k , -1· I t 1 • II LUXURY HOME Fairn•ay of Meadowlark ""' · ...... , ce" an eye on Room with FireplaC'e & !IP 11 l'Vf' , nt irrs 11rf' 11 l'.ln thi! one, so Neys "sell", Glass Doors to Private PARK & POOL on" nmr. r.nor1 lor;it1nn~! :ien Clemente COLON\' Cnve, 2 w~ view front fa{'t'" block torw ldS<'pri ~11.rrlt'n, lg@ root~( patio. l 111.11 90 df'grt'e v ifl'il, Of OCPan, 90 fk?grep vil'W Ol mtns, 2 BR, 1 Ba, Xlnt cond, '92-0'lJS, Meil E1t1le, ...... 1 AeAage for sale ·uc Th1i 'exeCurlve home has 4 Gol~ •COUMifl-Beautiful ap. Spacious 4 bdrm., 2'-i ha. Enrlo!ed Yard. 1..arge Den ' Seldoin ll\'::1Jl;.hlfl, r ;:irk Lir\n C.onrt tcrrp11.: f'ron1 2~.~ to spacious bdnn&. big family P 0 1 t) t men11ts ,,throughout. t\vnhse. \Vlth nearly.new & Kitchen. 4 BR, 2 BA. ToiinhflU~f'll. p.., r k .1\1;,, I 34.000, <'11111 615-722:-1. rm Immaculate! Thi 5 tri· Imported tahan tile in pet d 60 Atl'f'5 So11th of Rtv~rslde . bah 2 1. car ing & rat'lf!a thruoul. Fully C",.,.,..fed. T 1r o . c 1. r '"'OUnrl~ & ,.;i 1·,,frPP c.n"lrkl· .ii P l -· t "?!....,' /.ormal p · ,,-~ ~ -...,, ~· ••.u·'H'Pflt to l'Ubtl!1"1s1or •'lp!l (~11!' 8.l'qllf iµi ...... 'd· • , • ' riced for quick sale fl.I Garage, BEST B U Y! in~ l'V'ot'I!, ('h·•n11i11~ 2 RR , 2 hard~ 4 Uoors, iiz:e p iitio, 1n!n~ mo , 'be utifully $39 :,oo ,_.,~, t'flli>rin.te t n t-qu,.!irr1ans \Valer softener + othl!f niee carpPter'I & rlrnpi>rl. Only , ,. , $43,00J. BA, f'\11 hll'1<;, p;11 tn, rlhl. Thi<; prnpPrt~, m11s1 bf! !f!f!J ·tr'I h&Ve"''Jltlill'. Pr~ to Mll $43.~ . .For,..AW>Qlnunent to ,. d h•11 WALK OR CYCLE gar. S::ll.~1:'ll. flr·. A 3 BR. 2'~ to ht> ;:ipprrri111ed . Plil'f'd a St'e call ' • re I Ba.. for S.11.!'!!1). ' ... J,000 TV>f lllT• 11,·1tb l>n•n at only ·tt~,950, Call +, ~e. ' T La • M n. · hi D bl D bl ~ , .. 962 7•·37 J, l' . . .: , 0 guna s ost V<Ol!Lra f! OU e OU e ,,. """-,----,-d-H L.":""' .( r lni;:: Av11il11hlr. (';all for ap · "' • • 11 V • • BeRl'.'h! 2-Story Home \vlth .,,.;,,,...,.,, f'f' .tu1 . ~rn11t 1 . 1 CllAMPAGNE TASTE FOR Rt,;:ALTY Vie\\'. 2 SR, 2 Sa. Bema 2 rlnuh!,. 1t11.r:u:r~ &. C'fl\·rrrrl \'1f'\\' llcin1r'.<;, C1H·n1rl, :l BR, PQ nlnit-nt. BEER BUDGET •••• 3 BR, 531·51DD ( ;t::.j 531•5800. Univ. ,Pa,rk Center. Irvine ·c e i 1i hg1 , Re C" en t I y Mal icpaci> flll an ;;i 11 r Y · ~TI . lox. crplf!:. prem lot.' Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. 2 BA, 28' rear living room I.,~!!"!'~~~~~~"' c; RNleoorated tntf'rior. Nice Nf'\\'f)(lt't llri1:hls Af'l'A nr !1p1·nk\i·.c: .. lnrl~c·1>1t prinr on-54!-~l ;:~l,J~~:l:~iomwb~i:tnh':.: STOP .SHARIN' Off; =eft.M~PM Si?.e Yard with Fruit Trees. ~~~· ~ i-1~~~~ou~a~:r;15·~m~ ~~Y~~;~~r 644-5968, 673-1166 --1NVESTMENif for the family who enjoys THE GREEN $37.000. Kitchf'n h It n 11 ., h.w. ==~=~--~-OPPORTUNITY Laguna Beach · cabinet!I, ,r, dining 1u·e1t. FANTASTIC <lplx fnr 11111'" on 5 Aett11 flf'll.1' Palmdale tnt'l i living. $30,900. · · .All With your landlord by own-LUXURIOUS Asking 542,000 but anxious BalhoA PPnin. Hu~ 3 br Airport, Xlnt kfl'.lwlh poten- Tenns. Call SEYMOUR ing this pay-on-the-market LIFESTYLE for offer. t'l\\'Tlf'r!'I 11rit W·hf'auitful new tfal R~ 1 $J2 500 1 REALTY, M'7·1221 • r 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. THE Contemporary Glass & Wood Hinhland Flinn !mTI. 175.000 F.P. Worth Bill o'ru'nciy; RHllor 546-4Zl2. W/W carpets, custom BIG STEAL View. 2 BR, 2 Ba, Beam -=ii ':I $$1.5-$90.000). U4 E. Balboa Ml 'D·•-tiie NB · 67$-618:1 OWNER must sell Spanish drapes and patio. Located 2 C e·l l Ing s. Recent I y Have a fling in this 1parkllng mvd. 673-0526 ........,... ' · • 1 design. No rloWn, tenns minutes from the be11.ch arv:I NeY:er contemporary styled Separate 4th BR &: BA. POOL, on Highland Dr., in COTTAGE With 2 Br &: loft. 8u1f~11. P~ 154' 1 available or take ovr.r ex-across from Golf course. It ~~R wiUth . A SPJANl!SHI Master Bedroom on 2 prime area. 4 RR, 2 Ba. & Pati" on Rayfront. 64:>-1952 FOR ~le; R!!al Estaleottl« itr;ting FHA loan w Ith won't last, ca.!I today, · nique, eve Levels \\'ith Sitting Room. Family rm . Kltrhf'n b!tns .. "" 500 Call ar•h,·1-"··al d••>'gn ·1h I .. nr !213> 248-4S93, Cf'll! C,M. incl R.E. w/add'~ m()nthly payments of $235. 4 """' . Now 847-6010. '" =-•w " · 11,.'l Large Family Room with sep. a11n11ry rn1.. stone bedrms. htmily rm, rlining exlerfor o' R 0 UGH Fireplace & \llet Bar. frplc. All A-I sharp ron-LTDO Sands A·frame 3 BR, 2 lnrome. Eves: &t~2020. r m, built-in!'!, spacious SPANISH STUCCO, EX· Gourmet Kitchen & dition $44,0f'IO. BA, S.1.l500. lmmed OCC"upy. Commtrcial kitchen, arctuvay le11.d!'l lnto POSED BEAMS, RED Breakfast Room. Large CALL '-" 446·1414 fil 2-119·°' Property 151 O\\'NF:n trans. Spanish sty!-the hom•, Brk, l28.500,l'ii ... i;iiiiiiiii:iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii, MISSION TILE WALKWAY Pool-Si·,, \'••d. MOST ,~ ~ Nt Mrt H -•t ed Plegant clf"llign with 4 842_256l. r• & ENTRY PORCH. DESIRABLE .... LOCATION! "''"""" w,.... eign 1 CANNF.;RY VIL.LAG€ !AA9< ht>:iuri ful Spanii;h archways -iii;;i"-iiiiiii;.;;;;;;;-..~iii/ $25,500 Spra\\'ling 3 BDRM. &. DEN $81,500. J A\'. TY ~PANISH • 0 , , em " b 2 RR. hou11f' $?.00 ffi(), .._ utll on the front e xterio r , " RKET floor plan, with heavy •h&g Nt•r Ncwp••• P•ol 0111<• ' '-1• Y WIEST, A!i!:rnt 675-212.l BELOW MA 4 BR, 2 ha. lge. 60x106 fenced n B 111 4 R 2 B 1cr bedroom located on carpets thru-out. Lg•. --THE-Bl-Uf-FS--l\'llrr-· 11 r Pr. r, "-• m" $20.500. OOxlOO ft. fenced lot. & lnd.scpd. lot. Oversize dbl. VIC STUART, Realtor ti M 1 RR • Commercial far side of the home secluded den ha1 a.II WOOD · U~f' AS rr "' .1nany . n. t oversize dbl. garage. 3 Bfl. garage. 6 Yrs. new, Kit-OPEN BVAM ~" mGs. LAGUNA BEACH 1·nst ,s1r1111. Mu~t srf' In ap. Property 151 features its own ..... man s ep 2 ba., elec. bit-in range & Chen/family rm. Combo, ;0:.. \..LJJ...J.l' * 494-7531 * pre · S53 900 C JI 646-9169 --::"::"O'.""::,-,.,..,,,....,-. do\\'Tl tub. The other 3 oven, e-a.tinJ: bar, dining All bit-in appliance11. Bir The UPJ,>eF. level features 149S GLENNE E "CARMELITA'' c. , . , a * FOR SALE * lx<tlrms att on the other 11paciolls rear llv. rm,, YR for Mppt. '= •-! 1· rm., /ormal living rm.; lge. closels. Plenty of CUJ>-• ·"""' ~. t. ot • Laguna I side. Fam.ily rm, dining wfu.drobes, plenty of cup-boards, Patio. W/W carp. & \VlTH VAULTED QPEN ~ 4 Bdr J Bah rl . 4 BR. VICTORIAN Near Forl'S! k ~ St. rm., luxurious k It c hen, boards'; w/w carp, d~; ~·· ~ 1 ~1 $l300' BEAJif CEU..IN'9$ & ~L-LAGUN~ VIEW LOTS 00 :a~~full s:r~te~'i:~ You must IN"e thi.• cuslom 1r1f"lll lor ~ ~!liijtu ... < ..... ~10~~500~ ... 962 ... --~ .. ·ii!!~I~ ~ ., toe. $if':J 'ifi 1.-f, , , ir ,. O~ED ·SlrYUGiM'S! Opetts 40x90 2547 Iris $1~,00IY open greens. Cu~tom ~kftt1111!rtt'J"p~. :\YT'~ ()Jd,· J)t'Ofessional or reta.l bldg. .., . ts lass I 1 f() covered veran~ W I 40x90~9 Ir~ }~1 r r.111 ipotles•" thfuout. . VI, , rbor lJ i I~,. lfllS.Jf.ONOMlCS, 8 KER e SAVE-~Y OWNER, ' • ?f' \''I • .·~Ny~~. 25x100 F ~ latalina,#, ,Mn Ch\'llE'r-Agt off!'!~ fPrnt• '°l ifr 67M700 popular model. !#12 • '"iuite'h11.~~pti~.,.bath~ilh E BAY~ ~o-'-.EN su"'1''5 ···1 •lmmNf .. ~s. $;49,S 0;,1:~~~~~~~~;-· loosoo<!, rl,.;,rator In!., 103 dtilj, ""'""""'·ilu;o PJC-ll21 ~ Bay ~· , ' P n. · '1'~2557. BR, 21~ Ba, ·water Mfl'e __srt ·,, TifR.f! '=-M~ WITH For i homes call: I.ulest dr&w ln the West. ~f &s.1i~:~ru;~i!~~·:::~~~ ~&~.-'~~~~E~w~~-~~~ 11·:.:0.~EAN ~·~· n~yNP~e:!!~ 1 ~~~A FL9.ll!' "'d .• ~.;~ ClusW~ Leones St, 9&1·1397 aft 6. OPEN HOUSE mlng! 2 BR a1J3 den. We 11 designed, l'llPpsaver 675.6161 ·,,. . ..i ~1&.,. . • F(m. thit it if u&:J~~ ~ ttQ.. ___ __ SAT. &-SUN .. 1·5 :r.fassive cu~tnrn patio. 20· kitchen.:' bu ·RED .TILE lApEn ·sA-f /SUN !" 1 3 '• ~{~~~1 1.1, the Penny~Pincher. ' O\VNER desperate mus I Comer of Cannania Lane & Gourmet kitchen. sh a p: FLOO~L!.. ALL BUILT.JN JI{""' ": I 1"" C: :11· c,: §.£ leave home, 4 Bdrm + Oronsay Circlr. East of thruout & Jots of custom DISHWSHR., G, DISP. etc. 31144 E .IGH!H AVE\ (j(-$(F;;~· U Family rm. Many xtra Brookhurst, north ol Adams. bu ill-ins. Clean, oozy and rltshwshr.~ i· dispr; etc. $36,500. Q~iet, view co~. 2 ~~· I) l fPAlurPs such R!I a complete ImmAC 4 BR. dining rm, 2 oqly 21h years young. The property is renll"d & BR. pl us rumpus rm. Coast i\. 'fl rea r sE'p11rate laundry room , BA many extras. $32,500. i 25,900. By O)Vner. SJ&.3645. needs a LITTLE MINOR Hwy., to 8th Ave,; Jo. ~ family room .+ a rumpus -.B~ker, ~&-6261 or 547-6334. OWNER transferred 4 bdrni TO~CH UP. Anxious ()\\'Tiet La_g:PuL,.ACE REA'7_T. J • ~~"~ :~c~ g11me room, pas.'! thru . · · ' ·· · ·-ha.' told us to ·reduce the '" '1 .. .,.... • breakfast Mr, dining rm, 0\\1NER leaving, tr An .s • + family .hn• surrounded price to. 494-9704 .C94;-f12t ~ll33 ANYTIME hll•t-ln•, Brk, $33 ,50 0, !o=d, 4 bedroom" !am>ly ~ boautc!ul . """ 4 $369SO FULL PRICE Pr1'valt Ptnthoust BACK BAY Som1thln9 Grtotl 45' FURN. 2\1,...old 1 hr, 842-6691. room, den, dining room, rooms, oversized master ffiE BEST BUY IN Family· !un • country quiet: king bed + llte~a., Ip huge master bedroom, rear bed1. roo1 m, !anat~1ral b r id~ k LAGUNA Luxurious 2 Bdrm on exclu· BEST I .UY 15 mlnute11 from Orange bA, crpts. drpt, aUd1 .. _ OWNER must sell thi1 home. living room. ci r cu I a r trep ace, mi y room, 1n-Y give beach, Pool, gundeck & County emplOyment centers. 1 1 tio' u• 4 Bdrm _.. pool elegant date drivewayo ·No down. Terms ing rm, built-in range, MISSION REALT 90' private veranda. Lot1 of Back Bay ' bedroom home $77 month, inti All! Gu, ~i:.''toaw~gA pa~.~ entry hall opens tO central available, Brk, $ 3 2 ' 5 0 0 • oven. dishwasher. Br k • 985 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna privacy, $65,000. By appt with large hobby room. watl'!~l truh, TV ca hie, In a area. Adultirteenap ok. floor plan. 4 bedrooms, huge 962-l37J. $26,000, 846--0604. Phone (714) 494-0731 t>nly, 529-5985. Need.I work, but pre1eJ1t1 tun filled family ~•k. 1_ -· ••- family rm, built-i.n range, S quality, location 4 solid con-.... ~ •.NV· t11-· oven, dishwa.!iher, enclosed 2 BDRM., "Ider Me. on 25 ft. POOL HOME 2 NEW LISTING OCEANFRONT struction. Give this one ContemP,O Grun River 12X55 1 Br Mobile home. ~tio. Agsume 511/_ "'-loan. l<Jt., 8, 2 )'l'. old fruit trees. BY OWNER A~TIST'S HOME Panoramic view beach & aome T.L.C • .\ you've ont Adjaceht to golf course, Tak~ 11 .... ~ ~ ~ I ~ ti . . tio I •· G 13,2000. S.. S.t.Sun, ""' • BRK., $24.900, 962-5.166. Close to bch. by owner. Sat Sun Qpen House 12-5 ._,.,a ve im11.g1nA no a 8UC· breakers, Pool, Stturity a winner. Don't delay. reen River oil ramp from Beach, 1204. Pacific Cout HuntingtOf' Beach $17,500. 25% dwn., bal at 3 BR, 2 BA, lam rm w/cath cessful arti.st & art 1 doakl.erd, Elevator. Furnished, $5.1,750. $39,500, Riverakle. Frttway. 4901 Hv.·y, N.B., Sp, 16 , 8% over 10 yaer period. No ceiling, form din, lg Ilv inspi~ed -~his one p ll in . Bkr, (TI4l 499·3005. , Ontu Green Rivr.r Dr,. Corona. 211/337-8333 01 Ja6_.2350 alt Mobile Ho.mes • • TOWNHOUSE . fi mns. old, Real EstAte please, 905 rm, frpl c, close to ocean. lnHmate Polynes1an sanct· L H 'll ~ 1n4l 131·1~1~ ' ~ pht ' • -t· priced $400 under pn>11:ent Alabama. H.B. $37,950. * 536.3340 uary, Includes guest apt., aguna I ' pl Conle~po M!lbilehome Expo LAT&j"ll rnANCER Mobile model. 3 BR. 3~ BA., rom-ENJOY tov:nhouse living . 4 REPOSSESSIONS artist's studio, ~mpletely OWNER transrerred . 6 mo * Gra'ncf Opening *, hom~, ~~4'.-1 Jr, 1 Ba. CAPISTRANO HEIGHTS munity JX>OI, patio, gas Bdrm., 1\~ Ba., V.'/w crpts., . . 'p;iv8..t,e JJ0?1• j~c~z~. ~.ob-' old, 3 br,~2 ba. crpt'd_..&' • See Oranr.t Counly'11: newest \.oocl buy~ 6"&-79fg. Valley &. Hill Vif'\\·s hltin.~ & extras. Ht1ntington wtd. Patio, pool clubhouse, for information and location scure sun1i~mt.n~ flrea, Un· dtps, wallpawr. ,frplc, bttri ' .. t.:.: '12 f\lrpi(ih.i, uit>t:lel mobUe: ~-------- Deluxe custom new homes Harbour area ntt Htil. Ask-l't'C'reation. Close to 11ehools, of these FHA & Vii homes, l"nding arti:11tic &: Sfl~p:ht jt~hwshr & sttive. Xtr~ ~vBvr-( '""lie R ltor home dit1pllly. Open daily, 9 C:ontempo-Lagune Hiiia 1 & 2 lltorie11, 3, 4, 5 BI\ \. illjt~ $22,000.:.,, Call j'fiS-2038 shopping, beAch. Xlnt cond. coatact :1:.' .f~l.-1"1. "'11 1 after feature11. North •Kie. Jot on cul~f!-MC7 Fforit ~ ' 29ll1 Niwport Bl d, . .t . ;Jtp-dy!fk:~dlllMl San, .Diego ,,P(Jlt .l9 11.pace$ ,..S! Adult Priced from S,12,000. .. 1;:'lko. ~ , $23,500 t1rm, by owner.· • K~B J\flll ~~W"~ ideal side for J lildscpd 4 spi'nkib, ha 1yjt ~ ch -4'. ~7?-fmO }'rev.'y to J.Veiy Pkwy exit. f)A'tV," arlJarf'Tlf \.,t yeisure 1 ml from D'"a Pt M.ri~ *CUSTOM H M·i;,:->~"'. ". ' 1tea i'~•I• ~' )6l-"44 ,•iQ!~ ,· ,r~, f¥,ual living, Jncd. $29,000. &10-9053. ' , ,•eir' Vlf;W """'vr~no11~tram, ,W•rtd. A101 Rlnge ,Route t"lal Obispo & Inna Mesa Pr • nl--• ,. ~ .. 1 . A llir.. ... i~ • .J ',,. L NI I ·D. n La:-:n ' I I ... Dr..,l"r.,f; 11ioullon m..'"') ....,. ~••from,,,.,,,,; 3 •mtill. "•\1•" ~11 • T.O.P. on GI GOVT. -OWNED B"&""l!SS-& INCOME aguno 1u• Plu1 ~~ I Fuh!On l~aod guna gue .• , -t'IOO. " . , "-,. , ALPINE RL-TY 493-3-YOt BR, 2 BA,·lhake r&'f' A ~ ~:•l950 ~Ne-eds work. , • ' 0J'~.e~.1o1,1a bldg, housing . &:. EaslbluU. J U.st • ·111 ,'Pl &vttt: ni>dutll' 1'fo.lOOIJ:' Lagu'?!_I-!.!J.!.11. §;1Q·3~, The fastest draw ln tM West ed brick ftp!~, all blttns,<!jn '14 Bt' & f°ba l~ Yrs old. Rep)ssessed homes. L_lnw a ~ourl. s'.ln&.J9 yr. old u"""'l· BROADMOOR, . Ni g u e I 6eauti(ul al night ai in the 24x46, 2 BR, 2 BA, cOr lot. NO Down, Udi)11 Wltertront ••. a .Daily Pilot Oassi!i~ modern kitch. · ·~ Gleiicaim, HB. Nr. down. Govermnent~s • I\ ""~' Sho 'BR ho .o....... b-ze. Ownr P rtc $.1995 ebt. Id Ll &C-5678 Roberts & Co. 962·5511 Brookburst ._ A"MIA, . closini coits. Call'96M4tl. ftet:)' busln_ess' & attr. 2 bd· ~es, ocean .view, • day. A beautiful me with .. .,..... .,..~ a · .. · .. ~.I · w e, 'l"' • • ... .rm,. hOme Y,.IJ.I) Magnolia family nn, 2 Ba, 2 Y1'I old. 3 1paciOus, ~rooP1s • a 493-3191 ~995. 22' .»11 boat . * Crest Reafty trees & pleasant surround· 2200 sq ft, ld•cpd, drps/cptd, ctuu:mfng t11mUy room tor t iftlpos86iklil!4 iow down. ~73-3817. \! OWNE·R. Inga, 1thig :(or ,ortly ,12,Soo A: 3 car gara&e •. ~auti!ul fam. only $64.SOO. Call 346-~n. ~ ~hctf, 1970. Clean. NEW 2 BR MobUe ,Home, 24. TRANSFER.RED Incl, All the eqWpmieilt, good il,y home, fine area wllb Carner fot. Mu1t 1 t I I. wide, 148Sl Jet~ i Rd., 3 Bednn, 1'4 bath, boa,t er will li:·busi~s. easy. aale beach acce11.'I, 'Tl4/79l>-2416: after I pm Rec. Pk. St.11/~t. Olmer. camper gate near beat:h & HJU,JE MCboJtMACK $67,500. CaU owner, 496-6334. '.114/893-1593 213: HA 9-10Q'I. S@~~lA-lG~~s· The Puule with the Builf-lti Cliackfe O Rearra noe tn. 6 1Cmmbled words below to moke 6 llrnple words. Print letters of 9Clch In Jts lln11 of aquores. school. 51(, down, Only REALTQR 494-7551 MONARCK BAY TERRACE, Bx 42, 2 BR, patio, lndsopd, 10x40 PILGRIM.; SJ,T&i. $24,500. C.11 ~mt. ~ * >'()ftEN 1 * S Br, 3 Bil •. pool, view, PANORAMIC VIEW rec room & pool. \vslk to 52Sof'airfa.x1Qr0 C.M. RED CARPET REALTORS • • redUCPd for quick aaJe. Beaut. maintained home hn .,, $2200 <!Ai: 1'):;:~ .e..l!t: -~9· For Your Inspection Ownt>r 49EH016 • PPR'· ..,,,, mo. . .,......._.........,:,VJ""""!' 1 Fri/Sat/Sun.' 10..5 PM ' · 2 Bed~ma A--large ·family &t6-8464. '72 Ramada,' 3 BRj;_ 1 ~ 2 & 3 BEDROOM -Vac11.nt, nr pool. Re<lecorated. $500. dn.-move in, BEVERLY JACKSON REALT\' Ocf:'an vi!w, Mystic Hill~ 4 MOVE right In. lmmac. 3 ·G.::°91~ ;im~mson '71 24x52, 2 BR. 2 ea. lndry baths. refriieralid~Mt .conct. I NECCIS 1 I I I 1· I REEH AS I I I 1· I I I HATCED f. ' I I '14 I I A ~n ate• rabbit '"-'"-_.. _ __.. _ __. _ _. _ _.stt/W In • rest•orant one I P I K A H D day. It suddenly didn't 1- 1 .-- 1 .-- 1 .-- 1 .--.. 1 1-1 agree With him end he ..._._..__..._._.__.hurriedly left !he room. A I ' wailer chuckled ·and said, 1--~F~E _E~C,,_,A~D.--1. "That's the first time I ever I I j• I I saw a rabbit make a ma· ....... -'-· -'-· --'--'-'-.lgiclan -.'' I MAPDE" I A Complolotht<¥\J•~ J..-.--.--r.-...,.,.~-l "" by 11111,, In ""· ~"'l>W' " 'I I I' I' I _Yoll-~~o:::-~~ .. ' !ff'3 6 PRINT N\JMSfRED r V lf.TTflS I' 1· I' 11 1'7?!,. I · i ~~~wm 1011 I I I I I I r I 1 SCRAM·LETS ANSWDS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 I PLUSH 3 hr, ('Ondt°I. Sile at FHA appraiRal. $21 ,400. Pool, rec. Principals only, 968-3912. FOR Sale by Owner, <I BR, bonus room It fam rm. 2800 sq. ft. $."i0.000. ~9001. BY Owner, Specious new 3 BR., 2 BA. Mvi,., din, fam, lodscpd, $.19,500, 96~2804 TWO BE:DROOM SHACK tor aale cbeapt $150/mo, Jump to ocean. Bkr. ~11 . Irvine Turtlerocl< ~ BR, t.mUy room I: atrlum, Nr schoola, park, pools. Prine only. $39.50<!; owner. 83.1-1467 il'IME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A WANT Al> I DAILY, PILoTI 642-5671 BR. 2 ha.th hom·e. Living BR, 2 BA .. cpt5/drp!, 1'?. Reeltor nn, view Jot, $75 m(I. Adlti. Complr.te. 'Onti'1' lno; old. rm. ,v/frplr. Nice hu•ge lot. Owner, $35,900. 493-7292. 548-6570. '45-lSM Wel'ltm ., $11,900 839-1486 New f~ )'l'lrrl, room for JX>OI, Many Lido Isle • -' extrAs. Dittctlons: up P11rk WATERJ>"RONT dupltxr.a. Is Avl'. to Tilhitl, lftft nn Carih· OPEN SUN. 1-5 ho~. 3 &: 4 BR. $1 20,000: ~ bean, walch for 1lil!s. 151 4 224 VIA ITHACA It l SR. $!'19,500; 3 BR. A C11.rlbh('an Way, Asking Rederoraled 2.gfv. <I BR, S den, 3 Ba. houMI $85,000, t,.o 5()0 ~ 380JI River. Open ~· . batha. Dining area. South f'rl/Sat./Sun. l-5 * 499-2800 * patio. $73,500. Agent 615-1972 675-«1'73 • ftfbjzp& Walker RHlty 675-SlQO EASTBLUfF, ,. .. ~., •p'llt ~ · ~ ..... ~ 3.1.16 ViA Udo. Npl Beach ..,_.... ~~""-i....i, xlht cond. 5 le "'· 3 ........... )l)dSl);a-1'~ Now Is th• time • • • BA, love'··· naUo. Xtn. lge ---T 1· W i· " ~ ...,._._..c-o 111t your property, e yU;d'. room for J'lOQl. Spee-- ---.,==7"=---1 bAve qulllined cu.st.omen 1'cular vll'w, W&Jk to TRIPUX walJIJ>•. . .choo\I, """''· For "1• by 2 Bdrm . ttnu,. p1.,. 1...., 2 LIDO ~EALT'I' .owner. 158.500. 644--043$ bdrm. 4 '1udlo In newer, 3371 Vlo !.Mo, N.B, OCEAN VIEW. "'J"U'•t• hltll<!tre. Exe>!ll!nl '* 673-7300 * DUPLEX l~e ~ Jocattd ln \Yooda EL~SfANT BrMd new \\'()(M'i A clw:, CtA't Arla. ciODd !!tvutment 4 bedmom & f3mfly !'Mm huge. Only SS!ll.500. Dive, Mtfr ~ Po t t o t I s I • home ~·tth ~ btlthll A 2 ftre. Agnt. ~1972 d • ,., , $7(,5QO, • plFIN'~. $!!2.;'ffl, 675-7.f.17 f!\.'t.11, --howcml) lowaon JIL ltARSOJi Vlow • Somtt ... t . 0 I,,., --11<>o Mod!! ~· B/l· w., hlr, 2 .rtk/1 ~ 3416 Vis Lin\'.\ 1 fi~.561 .Jt1"e1 Many extr.ul Own· . REAL 'ESTAtE ~ <T 64-15!07 I •Bit, 31311, tinflt )mf, det~ dbl ,-,-r·~~· ----~ f'l90 Gle:nneyre SI. aar. $75,000. n.v OY.'N'r. 106 2 Li duple;xs. ntxt door,~ ~-• , .• ~ 'VI• OiJ<>n, NB 1115-1462 ~lk lrom oc.•n beach. ' m. "'Titcler o.r ~ n-........ you ""'"' "' $&1.000 u . "'1 ~ --kt lor '"'" Ml! Claacdtltd ado do h s.d the 'old llUlt. aW Ille l.lht,ll!ilYtlor,_ -·allN-OW~. -·n;tl·" --~----""'-- • ' ) ,' .1f ' ~ . ' _,,,..-~ I ~ ... JI" I --. ... -· ~ t ._..,_ J[t] 1 ~~~1;;;~~1 lnl""1• Income 1'._nr 1'6 8u1lnH1 • Hou-Unfurn. • ~ Unfurn. 115 Hou'" Unfurn. 305 Apto. Furn. Ml .fllr .... r'° 20 UNns oppor1vnl1Y 200 -e1• c .. 1. Ma••· .._ hod! -..... 1#1ooo-1-.1-.no1--- . TH RIED °"""would Ilk• to exclw!f< e GARDIN GROVE WHIN THEY LEFT down • Tllis 11 In a !lood SLllPIR e e NEEDS Lov•! 2 Sr.~ e VACATION Yr. Rouod . 2 * DOCK o PIER* But mueb •• tMy hated ,'9 ~tat a.rea, No vacancy. On acrt of valuable around· ydr., 8llcl Pr· Kidtlpeis. Br .. at beach. Kid.I ok. Yr. c::twmllC 1 br, Nm &pt, on !""" lhlo lurclouo 3 bdrm.. Pr!"' 1227,!CJO. Call the In-<12. + "I· It.) CbOlc:e A11L4A5• • I e , ly. lllO. N. -•1 · I cu pr. l3!iO 2\i ba Tiburon townl><>Ute, veotmont Divlrlon, 546-1000. nelahborl"""1. Comn><tClll Hou-* Apll. ~ent• 1 64.-3900 ALA Rent1l1 e 64J;3900 mo. i. .... 67Ma they wne traNfemd A: muld-ollice, retail, + 2 * ••s~o111 * •HEAR Tbil! 3 St., :I Ba. CHARMJNG :1 1 Br, turn. they an-eone? Now unulUal b&n. Grou lncome CrpVdrp1. WW/dry incl •UDO Lovely -2 Br., 2 Avallnow.121'.X)mo, Yudy, desperation priCf'd at awrx. $2'7,000/yr. COWd mw.1t1hCOSTAMllA sm. · ea., frJ!l., crpt/drps, encl Call Fem, ,~,3-1900, $32.950. Move in now. 1tructurt!' to net 11>% + --ALA Rent1l1 e ~~· .-ru. $211!5. .:m.5829c:..:=:..· ------ 1 I I.., I bull • wr! ·~ • cozv ~-eo"-·•I _,.....,. ALA Renl•lo e ,.. -1rw n rt ., nc-...,, LAGUNA BEAOt. Almoat equity d up• tax le--.. ""~" uq PVT _.,....7'N l•lboe.Penlnsut1 l38-+t05 (24 htl) ocean ~l. Mart of town, s oU. More Income pot~ntl&J All util pajd. Mature adult.I. · • Clean 2 Br., fnod , $210 • I.Jdo Isle wattrtront Duplexat/Unltt view unit•, lnterion romp. In future. Alklng $200.000. * yard, crpt/drpi, bre~t. very Ira. 1 Br. Utll. pd. PENIN Pt. lrJ l br, w/w I 162 remodeled, projeet.ed lor wi lh low down. $110 • COOL-11'! Huge Bacb bat, Pl'· ldeal for child. $235 • 3 Br., :I Ba., frplc., crpt, pvt patio, Yriy lae. 11 !t., ........ -.. , .• ~· aeuaoa.J Income, 1oow1 ex-e UNIQUE GIFT w/Pool. Nr everything, 642-3289. studio w/aar &: patio. Util incl(!. No pets. Sinaleor 10 urtita 15 hse + 5 Aptsl cellent rt tu r,n,. $220.000. SHOP e * CLEAN 1mall 1 room house, $28.5 • N>Npt Hg:htl 3 Br .. 2 cpl only, $195. Avail T/l. 1.500 , E/tldt, C..M. Priced to Ciood Real Eall\tt, 333 N. rOR SAL&Specialty ihop in $140 ·SAVE MONEY! 2 Br., 1tove 4 rtfr)&, $105. uW. pd, Ba., aar., yrd., deck. 3 blkJ Miramar, Balboa, Down· .ell-Aakinl WJ,500. will Cetut Hwy. 494-7513. exclusive center, Orange, priv. patio. Bltns, crpts,· No dog1. 543-fl680 bay? 1tair1 unlt, 673-0711. take olf.r. Gron 11.000 ptr DANA HARBOR'° Sanla Aan area. Mant ... drps. Chtld ok. F I I V II NU-VIEW RENTALS e 145 WK & Up-On°""' mo. By ()wner. M2-8520. JNCOME HOMES <f"'EW) clullive feature1. Owner's ~ * oun a n e ey 613-4030 or 494-3248 Lovely Bacb-1 Br •• Room• * NEW DUPLEXES, Adams 4-Plexea $66 950 to $71 950 :reh1ted lnterert demanding $160 ~ KIDS WELCOME! 3 3 BR & tam nn, cloee tD Ocean View • iettin& on bay Maid Servi<;e-Pool·Utll Pd A Huntinaton St. H.B. 3 BR Duplex :: •••• ; ••••••• $52'.soo more ttme. Call Rob San-~ prldv bunHge1UowRR w/Pool. schools, ihopp8. p b 0 n e 2 BR. 2 BA. Gar. Vacant. • •call 675-8740 •' A 2 BR $44 900 5J6.8188 8 U Ill I"' 500 ford. ....y.1, rps. Y! eves. 837-$1" F o u 11 ta l n Renl·A·HOUH 9-•~,.,. * P~IN. PT. l BR. Apt. nr , 0 ' , , Alca:.r at•t:.:·c~~·,f~.O~a GRUBB " ELLIS, BKR.S. * Valley. ,.,.__ bay & ocean. $il50 ptr mo. 1 ~1n;;-;;;mi;:,.;;P;;;r;io;;pei;rtyo;;;;;;;;;;1;;;'6;, I Pt. WEBB (Bkr. 1 OO.U37 5.17-1900 1115. SUPER O.lux• 2 Br .. 2 H~~un~t:!'.ln:.._--.. -ch---l'fYEAR~UL~Y'12i'iBiFRt:'. hfncd;c;i")!l'd~/M.:ldilib1 615-89SO. I• n TURNITURE Sl'ORE Ba. 5unken L/R. Sha& ~,.,., a a:ar. No pets. $260 o. .;_'-"''-"------ OWNIR LIQUIDATUI. 0) 2 BR·Dolux• Bide .• 6 (lop ltnoi lnvenlllryl crpts, trp!CJ. Sinai" am1 e BEACH Pad • Spac. Bach. 6'M957 Ew1 a. wkndo. Corona del Mor e 6 Comm'l Units .. Gl'Olt' :'* old ·,~/aide C.M. Prfn. HALLMARK Card • pet ok. turn. Sml. pet. Utll incl. l..(00 lale, 2 Br., 2 Ba. Bay BAOl 1pt, 2 bllu Blg: Corona, t'nO per mo. Taxu $1014. ' pall on.,-. 642-1.Ul. Gift Shop ' * $11li. view, Adults. Day1 &42-1194, l aduJt, D9 JM!tl. Yearly, \JIU ISO/mo. Aakh>a 172,500. fnclu1trl1l Pr-nr UI . . (clean and aleady) 1225 . SPACIOUS 4 Br •• 2 Ba. ALA Ront•lo e 645-3900 eves. ~06.. 1125, \Jlil pd. 642-U. 4" Old Newport Blvd.~. ; . "• """ " LIQUOR Stores (6 loc:sl RIO. Crpll, drpo, femily or HARBOR VIEW HOMES-2 a. ' " • 17 Unit. 2 blk1 trorD B{i SEU.or trade yoUr vacant HOLLAND Bus. Sil•• lina:les. Pet ok:. e LUXURY! 2 Br .. 2 Ba. ·Den or 3 BR S380 IM Cost•·Mtsa · (.Grma. Grou $2100 per mo. M·l _on leased M·l bldp. 645-4.170 LANOLORDSI encl. gar, kids/petl. Nr. v 111 ~ • or 1;;;;;;:;;';:;;;i;:;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;;:;:; AU cm llel:, Taxes $3600 per Sulhval),' Broker ~ Do you h11.ve a vacancy? We Bch. $165. mo. JOO, ' yr, Aakh>a $265,000. CATERING tnick. E-Z.lln. can !ill it. Many d"lrable ALA Rent1l1 e 645-3900 Sin Juen C1pl1tr1no LIVE LIKE A KING 308-312 carnation, CdM Mount1ln, Denrt, Same all day stop lor 8 yrs. tenants on our wa.itin& list. Id al f ad tired 2 BR, new, in Condo devel· At Budget Prices! • 10 Units {5 hie• .l 5 aptJ) R1Mrt ~ 1174 e · 0 r se , r.re Ab90lutE"ly NO CHARGE. 3 BR-2 BA~bltins-Xlnt opm•nt. Community -1. ~111•· c M G 1•~ """'· M' n ·"r h u" · BEACON RENTALS ~ ~ """'• · · rosa UM/ WOODEtJJ W' A·Jf ~ cal:lln Sl5"-Q131, eves & wkends cond. Only $229. per $245. ** 496-1506 per .mo. Taxes $1400. Haea $22.000. 526-7519 Ask for Cart. * 645-01 l I * mo. Agent 9624471 or S I A all l•ued. Arking $88,500. CHALET-Shell 110,950 LANDLORDS.I 546-8103 . · •n 1 no · 26.16 Elden Ave., c· ' II M t!-' .. ._ L 240 . • -' ' e 2 Dupltxe1 • first bUC: m hfBQH~ifii'°9·fXXt ·:·T'iy to 0-•.f~-ti-.. \o' Wt ~allze In r,•,.wport ** i BRT. 2,BA. 1 mo&. old, I . ocean. Grou $fiOO per mo. $36~ omes. from· 1s't" TD' L.o .. a.ns Be3.cli j Corona de! Mar 4' 3 BR. 2 BA. util room. lrg 1010 w. Alton. $265/mo. 1 per unll On yrU' rents. ~w.ini ALPINE Re3.lty &: Laguna. Our Rental Ser-fenced yard, crpts, drps. 8J3..1103, 675-20U . $85,000 pn' duplex. Box 1796 (714) 866-'15U 6''•% INTEREST Nvlu'.'v1l! .. ~. E to You: TrY, Close· to bead!. $240/mo. Condominiums , 1M • JJ6 45tb St NB 74 ..... ~!11,.,89Ev, ea It wk n d •, Unfurn. 320 • , .. . . $v<• <2131 ~76 2 d TD l NU-VIEW RENTALS -, ______ _;;;.;; -un1..--1s> lBR. m 2 . . n ·oans ,, .... Zoned tor'l• units. Gross •SPECIAL Smoke tf'ree Va!ley · · 673-4030 or 494-324' 2 Br, brand new. Huge back Coste Mesa tf 780 per mo taxn •$2700 acrea.1~. 20 level acre~. Lcwe1t ra1et Orange Co SPOTLESS! yd. $23.5 mo, Incl wtr. Day1, MONTICElLO -Dlx 2 story, F\JRN!SHED- UNFURNISHED * POOLS , * l!Ni;LdS.ID GARA<JIS' * CONVENIENT TO ALL BEACHES FROM $135 MONTH ADULTS PLEASE VILLA POMONA PHONE 642-2015 ' • A..kina:,tllo;Ooo. -Imperial Valley, Eut df "WE BUY TO'S;. 3 bdrm& 2 baths -dining (714)M5-0550. Ask for Mr. 2 br, 2 ba. 100% crpt/drps, 1 ~,.~ E. 2bt St., C.M. Sal~n Sea. 12 ml to rivet. room, family room -On'! MUrTah. dbl gar, patio, clbhouee & {1760 Pomona Ave.) I _,.Duplex:. Newport: Shores. Xlnt investment. ":75 per Sittler Mtg, Co. mile from ocean and near $135 2 Br, bike to beach. Va-I no ti ins I '!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!"'!!!l!!!! !1-i"-S511J per mo. Frplc'• Ac, '9' $69"o0 all. Will coo-642·2171 545-0611 Newport Beach. Adu It 1 I Kld k ~9 po • mo. LOW WIEKLY RATES I ln both units. 3 Br, 2 Ba'• ~a ~for ~~:~ Servin.i Harbor area 21 yn. preferred. No pets please. R:f.A-H:U~. 979-1430 Huntington Blach Executive Sultn .,_. Alk1nl $68,500. Ask for Mr 'MUlTah WE make loaJ'ls on property. ms.oo mo. Call 546-3688. $225-Lri mod 3 hr, 2 ba. 2080 Newport Blvd. I 210 Fem, Ne?ll>Ort Bch . . Alao buy TD'1. McClure, Balbo1 Penln1ul1 Frplc, fncd yd, child/pet 4 Br. l'h: ba, patio •carport. Co t• Me11 ... Duplex • Newport Beach 1::,r inf~ Lak~ H,::'su, Bkr. 49U3.12 or 492-0424. 8151 Taylor 847_5169. $225/mo. "42.2611 ! ~. ter. 71)1)1) ICJ, ft. SUb-me 0 """ 0"' CASH FOR TD-S-2 BR, 2 BA, oceanlronl. Hu • 645-4573 SPACIOUS I BDRMS. an prk'r 3 aty Aak· London Bridge. Located hi G Kld Irvine USO 000 ' • close to all schools A: city. Private Party. 644·2949 everyt ng, ar. s. -;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;::;;;:;;;::;;;;;:; Nlwport Beach • FREE Linens Se~~re Dr N ~ $9000 or will trade for C.Osta Rtnt·A·Houst 979-1430 ~ e FREE UWitie1 Pit· 642-1520 f " ,. hfo Mesa or Newport Beach ln· Mortg1g11, Coron1 del Mar 3 BR. 2 Ba., lam. rm .•• $325 BLUfFS. Exec. 2 Br.: 2 • Full Kitchen • or • com~ prop. 644-4687. Trust DMcfs 260 2 BR. 2 ba. Choice! •••. $300 Ba.: form. din. rm;. ap-• Heated Pool •• DUPLEX BRAND WE HAVE OTHERS prox. 1400 sq. ft. tttraet!, on 2 U>t1, secluded $2,450 $40,000 -2nd T.O. 10% Int. 3 the bay, fantaatic water • Laundry Facllitie' Moonridp cabln $15,750 yr due date. $2000 Bonus NEW, Huge dlx owner'• view. e TV le maid aerv avail Lakealde c~bln $35,()(X} v.•ell sel:!ured, 640-l5l5. unit. 3 . BR., 3 BA.. $530 Month Call: 644-6489 • Phone Service Call 866-;4641 or wrllei F ireplace, bltlns, 1800 sq. ft. * $30 WEEK & UP * SpeflCir ~al~Estate, P. O. HA~. _;™.D T.O •. S6:l00 AT + 3 decks w/vlew or bay, Condo. Furn. or • Studio&: l BR Apll Bo>C ,;,i,~ Beat· Lak,, ~ ~1"!-...... £!..SCO~T. ocean; &:. hills. Walk to bch UnfUrn~ 325 •TV&: Ma1d Servic.e Av&il , Cali/,_ . • , -. " / , . . .........,,. I & ohopplnl. 1 yr '""· $395. "Sl1icE 1946" Newport Booth • Phone Smri~llld Pool ·~ ~~Gft* :~ ~ , ·:::!'·required. 675-6900. lst W~s.lern. Bank, .Bldg. * * * * *' * *-* • Ch237il6dNre~~~eBt 1"dc'tiCMon ·lll u"'..--· ... _... •• , ·' ti} .. ~ -2 Bl'. over gar. Stove, Uni p k e .. .,.... v, 1 ,Ind Ho~ Bll'fBe~ ~w . Jt!~forR«if:·U 'tit ,"refrig., crPt/drps,• privacy. Vel'Slly ar ' Irvine * ISR"""O: ~EW * 548-9755 or 645-3961 ,(Low. ...ll,.W95, ~9d>t84 ,f • '' ~; ,"'' • $2'25 •• 2 Br. · hse. w/frplc1, DJY•.:>•552-1.00;0 · N1fbts Condo hOme ~/1:11,.:t 11lp · This Ad Worth $5 on Rent . 1 fnfo att:1.,_. :t ,,, ,1,ti.,. ~ . .-u., yrd, child/pet. Summer, or-le~ avail, $135 mo. Deluxe. · - VIEW' caijln,'' fabul001 ·100. kl, I 5$ .'L ,,300: $.195 . 3 Br .. ' Bo. trpl., bltn" •BR., 2\l b&, ........ :. ""5 «Ot-Wo-Coist -...,. ' -·· Nie< patio. Comp. j , ._ RunJ1!1!i ~P.!i~ 4_~it, ne~I)' . , ~~ Ur~ ··~" . ' 3 decks. ·V?EW! 1 J"'BR., 2' baths ••• , , • , , • $340 * (111: •7.S..6120 * furn. w fW carpet1, M~ dec.1'22;!IOO.~. Gentril · · --NU.VIEW RENTALS 3 BR, 2~ baths •••••••• $350 Townhouse Unfi.lm. 315 couple, no pet1. Ponderosa ~a~~~vt= $165 -Sooth Lag. 1 Br. Util. ~=It de:. 3 ~:,~~ i red h·.11 Gtner1I . ~l~~~e~~·73,1991 Newport B o . ca11 ·S<16--4827 pd, OLlld/pet ok . . ha h ho th r , ' y wner.. · $175 • E/Side. Attrae. l Br. · t use. top sou o 3 Br., 2 Baths e TROPICAL POOL. l Br., Hwy. location, S350 J)er G • w •·-'!'" R A 2-1 BR. Jndlvidual A~Frame cab,ln, 750 IQ ft, hse, gar, yrd., patio, pool. month. Call Mr. Bally, Crpt1, drps, w-patio &. frplc. arage °' att'J' 1.w-D. , "W. ,...., 'ot1 1arp cOrner lot. Big Bear City. Ll!<e new. $220 _ CdM, 2 Br over gar. 673-8551). Agent. REALTY Wllhr-dryer le nfrii incl. per mo. No. 15, 145 E. 18th )iJJlf!dl ' tome n.ei~ .and' '$14,500. 549-()966. · Quiet & private. Univ. Park .center, Irvine Nr ICbls a: shopping. Accesi St., 548-1168. · - . clean~p. N ev·e t Out-of St1te P.rop. 178 NU-VIEW RENl'ALS Singles/Families. 2 BR, turn Call Anytµne 833-0820 tD pool & tennis rourt1. $212 1 Br lrg $140 & $135, S/pool. ~· 18'15. month in-. 673--4030 or _ 494-3248 or unf. Gar. Fnccl. Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM mo, 962-4891 eves. Adlts only, idtal f 0 r ~ $10,000 dn. Asldnt FOR aal~. 4 Ac Ran~hette; * SUMMER RENTALS * Rent·A·House 979.8430 VILLAGE m Garden Home. HontinGton Belch bachelors, 1993 Church, CM . . .m;~ 60-l'm. or &.! 100 front tt resJdentlal Fin H In. h C 1 M 548-963.1. ~ ~-lots. 1 mile hi view prop, er omes Beac Area OS I e11 Brand new 3 Br, 2 Ba. 3 B 1~ ba ;;,:,:=;;~,--,-:,-~~ , ~...: Preacott,. Ariz. $17,000 or . From $1.000 Month MESA VERDE 3 Greenbelt, side & back yard ~l, li4 ml :::e, VERY Nice 1 Br. dplx. , ·,:_;:, Ill will trade ~ eqty for Bill Grundy, Rltr. 675-6161 Bedroonui, family room. 2 a.tta. Atrium. Crpt'd. Adj. $21.5 mo 5J6..4833 Quiel Sep, by 1ar. Adult! ~ --~-c.ir:· '1''21 bou• In beach areas. 8albo1 l1l1nd ba"· tin d · to all exclusive recreation • over 30, no pets. SU.lOZl. ...... Ul5, carpe g, rapenes, f D I H Unfv 350 189 ; • ~ 968-6936.. charming home in eceellent acil. Priv. u 1 e of up ex . m. ,50 • Furn. Tr a 11 ~ r 't .. -· Real E1t1t• ~m:? :Cm~.R / ! ~ ~ neighborhood . Available 1 ~~!'°u:, :~~·, °:nt:. Balboa Penlnsut1 ~~c:e~~~U~~ults. "" Exchange 112 1st-15th, $500. Winter $275. Aug. 1972. One.year lease $34 I :; MULTIPLE UNIT . . A •• 1 918 0 ,.1355 preferred at $ 3 5 o Im c. 5 mo. 833-3389. DLX duplex: 2 Br., 1~ Ba, 1 BR. new. $150. 2220 Elden. ~ IN.V'ISTORS WATER.FRONT fee lot on mo. Va..i . '......,.... • Including water and JUU.IARD model_ 3 br, 2 bltins, nu cpt&, drps, frp), Adults. Mf..5544 or inquire ~ u unit. tn heart 01 Co.ta · Kona Cout. Hawaii for Corona dti Mar gardl!nf!r. Drive by 2812 ha, bonus rm. Premlum encl gar, yrs la only. within. Mesa. Vuy tow vacancy. waterfront prope~. or Zerang and please phone grMnbf!lt Joe. Avail. Aus. l . 675-4758. $US &: Up. Nice 1 BR. 17% tteturn' , 0~ down. unre.str\ct~ view of water sw; u!ll paid, aar unit, also 545-2219, evenings for more $.175 lea5e. ss;.-7927 Huntington Beech trailen, 1 adult only. 132 w. $12),000, ~ Tom Queen . on w st in So. Cal if. Rl85 N AP~f!ch. Info. L 8 h Wileon, Costa Mesa. ~200 . 644-721J. ' tnt· ~nou1e 979-8430 •auni UC DELUXE 2 BR COY ti ~~..:..,_:,,,;_,;_ __ ~ R I I f i I a I Be h • COZY Cottage • 1 Br. nr SITS • CHARMING 1 Br. New drps, crpb:: bltn:.4 d~i 2 Br, carport, very quiet I: •• ,.If! e~W•i1tl!f JU 't. .. gun__ •C . . 1tores. Stove. re.frig. $90. gar., lovely private grounds. private. No pets. Adlts only. ~ ,e M• pi).';fi.nfs 3 ot .4·Blt 3·sM-room,· 2. bath, high up. ALA R1nt1l1 e 645·3900 ~~~d~~· end. Quiet &. Water & gardenu pd. Utll pd. Nr. 17th & Irvine. ,t).1 Comp '•home. Call H~. si1-U29 •P,artl1'" furni.!ihed. By the e PRIVACY! 1 J3 r . $215. ~J'i. 2 Br. ln dptex. New Responxible married couple $l50. 642--0538. '42·123 ' , , , ..., , w~yx; 'l.f'1' & '{lt'iHCM) :mo1;1tl' I only. $300 Leave Bungalo"" Pref. single man1 crpt/drps. G&r. BIJ~ vu. • fAdUlts) $16.5' 'ncY pets; $170-Charmtng spac. turn. ggl. ·, • 60-2312. .1 1C ·~tii.·':~" ._. m.!!-~·•t ~94-0041. $85. • $250 ·200' Ocean. Dix 2 Br. 842-3276.' Non • Smoker, Gentleman · ~-' ITS"-,PRI\1ATE prtj.,.1'arlti~£uy, ~~~· for11t ALA Rentals e 645""3900 3.pt. All fealtirel .... Pool. DUPl>EX fpr rent, $13.5. 2 exec. frplc, privacy, S. Hwy. 1 -ooo !2!.,, Bflt, ~ duP.lex.'.!t~'1lr. at N.I!/, ,.,.~ el ••u tu . hed * $27-45o-l BR~2 BA-" NU•VIEW RENTA~S er. cpl!, drps. 624 Genev•, · 675-4859 ''• • come. Alloln\lt 'A~''675-0921 "''UU eg.,... y rnts , "673-4030 or~\ '494-3248 Apt A HB CA.UMan lBR $125 StUdioS ~,11: N All Ba 6 ''prl\!lte pt,fi9,f ·"' ua·· •; I h'o·m ' a Wa i ts the LEASE/OPTION AVAIL. ' ' ' · llet • · ,.......,, o + pool !+: greeq_~~ fi:nl! "-').<• "" ,1o-.J: •,. afsenm~ti~ family: three Bit-ins, crptll'., !pl. 8' blk wall 4 BR. '2 Bath, tam rm home. ~ children or pell. 2135 Elden proven Jroperty in Euttlde': I , ru · <:!l 'l[il ~~s, 2 baths, private1 fence, car lot. assoc par.le 'Deck w/180" ci.rlyon view, $165. 2 Br.-cpt, drpa. Ave. See Mar. Apt, 6. Costa Mesa ' ' Fini. ))ettcll • end tennis club. w/pool1 .. Bkr/Owner. ten c e d Yr d. N e·w·l y See after 6 pm Huntington Sffch ' 1 ~ j' ' -pt.ivfl~!I and Iandaeape 646-9666 642-2221 decorated. No 1ma11 309 "A" Lincoln - , 400 E.lr. •. FGl lll · E_al!l\eJ!lhc<. 'Lovely Pl'j•~ Unl1"11 2 BR. Crpl's. Single chlldttn. 494-7007• L.OUINTA ·HERMOSA 1 C.I. d "<AD aullnt•t rtio:: Children and pets~ 1araae.· 2 sml children ok. 2 BR; ocun view. SD>. I l[•J Spanish Country Estate IJv-• Jll....--QPporiunftv " .. 100· · ~lp)fne it they don't break1 No peta. Must have ref's. 38 S. Cout lfiway Al•bMilllflrllllt tni & Spaclow: AOU. Ter- -• ---. \fl~ 11 ~-and are $140.mo. 1+ $15 dep. 646-li637 * 646-6890 * · raced p:xil: aunken 1u HOME +'INCOME WANTED. M~ to '""' th• li<>""brill"nl Available oow• .alter 5 p.m. L•gurio Hlllo F BBQ. Unbelievable IJvlnr • · wood finish RelTIOVing s.rv. or late summer. 1385. a ~ urn MO Only . TriT pl,.11481),000, 2f~Prid, each!., Remove all typec of ,wood month , on a 1 or 2 years 2 ~1!'· Cpcpr-~rps, N!~e, 3 Br, 2 ba, bltinl. c&rpetWa , , 1 BR .. FURN. $175 err .~ e 0 finishe1 from furn. &: Int. lease. References required. qu e · · y. pe 1' &: drapes. PMl facllltle1. Wen.rat AIL tn'ILITIES PAID i; Ownership ·' 'ttn'ner at '1'45 panelling, kitchen cabinets, C.Olwell Properties, Inc. C&ll SlTO/mo. 548-3251, 548-1405. Maintenance 1 n cl u de d .:liiiiii ~ W. 18th <;.M • .,¥sume GI den1, etc., qo 007• bal\1. 58fi...C222. * 2 BR home, mlecorated. 551-3954. A C4 blkl S, ot San Oie,IO Frwy 5 l~~";Oft~i~· RL TY c.h ne\ ~. w,.k . Lido Isle Older couple. 115.1. 4 BR 2 BA I need on Beach, 1 blk W. on Holl • • guarani... llllXI. required * 642·&101 * . ' • bltns. ' Bold New Concept ., 16211 Perkslde Lane.) • · e· 646-3410 e to eoter 22 yelll'!I of "lab. *WATERFRONT * yaro, patio, exe<ll•nt lOc•· <711! 847~ - -----_ _ 3 hr, fam rm, bltins. $265, •=o~lmmed occup ·~ -r bus'ns. $1 ,000. on. Starting 5 BR. 6 Ba. homt. Beaut. u • ...-• ......,. ,,.... 1 ,....,...,....,..,..,.,.., .. .., mestiBllU IU11e ln\enor pao•l[ng job !uni. A~aU. I to 4 month• :~ !.::'u'."°~.l dean· mo. Call ar•nt MM!U. FURNITURE RENTAL $145 • $165 INCOM=PME,S · In HA~~· Al!lr. 10, 1•72. be(innlng Aug. 1'1, al 12500 MHo Verde . Bachelor k 1 BR, J>allol, S.NEW DUP . -1'-\95Q <n4), 889--m>, 'i ext. 48, per mo. 'incl. pier A slip. 3 Br, 2·ba, cptt, drps, bltni, . ' * Month to Mo{lth 1 trplc's, priv. I a rage 1 , 4-NEW TRIP , • $6T,950 anytime. 81y & Be1ch Re1lty 3cree'tled patio. dbl garage. 2 BR, 1 BA., c:ondomJntum. * 100% Purthut Opdon Divided bath & kits of a .. ut new l '&..·l'BJ\'~lls. e UNIQUE G,IFT * 675-3000 * ~~edNo~~i. ~:: ~~.~~~~·1'1'.M;::~ *Wide~ closets. Hoc hall, pool A 1S1 E. Bay St.,~M'fa· .SHOI' e New t Bo h • .. , • .,~. pool tab!.,; """" bo<Jw. Compl., Bf\ P,J>: ~.·. ro• ~;I ·~ ~\olP !Ir par oc < BR, I •ty $00\)/mo. Avail Call owner I art. c h u ck " 21 llour ·l>ellw!7 See tor youn<Jll 17301 Goodbuy· Hl·Jliw ·. "'~ .....,.,<f.L~ 3· BDllM, 2 !l'Pla" bor, mw. Drlvo ·by 3133 .Everett. 546-1141, fG.47l9.1 t9i K .. llon 1'1. (1 ~lk w, at P'intuaer's"'1b!~Ololce s.'ota :.•:..·1w""l' 6 '. blln&'t.utoger.dootope.,..., ~~~ Ln. Call Jim·~ NewpOrt....., ....., loll Beach,l~~Sl1,.). ol. 3 below H'!1. dap&e¥,a. clUlliyt teaturn. Owner'• to/t water. $'25 month, 1 t Bdrm 2 bltb Harbor v· --~ Wt have t ....... , · related ial.mlt 1~u,c avaU. Sept. 15th. ~1 • BR, 2 BA, frplc, tux new H ' ' Pool le: UPPER front J Br, overJook. $34,!00To186,@ more tlJri<. eaji ~ -WATElll'RONT dlx 3 br. "'"'·cpl, nr •l•m lchl ... o~ "::ii mo. 1 ..... SIT W.19111, Cll -Ing lake pu1r A beau~ Unlwrolty Re~ Ion!; <lll\JD •EU.JI,~ dplx. Gar., lndry, dock. mkl ~· 1!4$ ., "'0 ' Gtrtlena' Included, Aitnt 17'1 N. ILl'Ci SA 517o0!11 •ncloled patio * pool. 3001 E. Cat an, . ~e Can)pur or,, NB.~MOOD. A\11111 Sept . m-oo ; <BOO) 646471. ~· , • . •• Malllft cpl, no eh!l!rn or .... IWPOR'f. litjf* *:!'Al. OR · ~DE* ~~ ~~ SBR. ~.::-~I= · .. HIM ltlond =~· l03$ mh It. Little• busi'lt" in Sq•. "'=""'' n rn. 305 :;-•·h}r tt $325/ . ht a, HARBOR VIEW HOME YEAllLY 8 1 l boa 1r e UtG, 2 BR. Buft&'lo1r ~GI!' ;;:::i'l ~ ~~.:11.. . .... 1u f+ ~. m.au~Asi. . , ~!. &r:o. dlnini =:. ~:! i.~ Apt. ~ Gardena. , poo11. ~J:l!l~l "llllpi lOcl.$8.#ii!i"Uo,.i~RP 4 BEDROOM. *,EASTS1D,;1(<2 br,CI'(~ REALT.OR,8"-7270. ~!. lllfl. ~AM., ::::.U.HotsmTm'!9 ~~="":.:J P<Ol~ua · b...,. U L:JIUILT!N KITCH. ll!tml>m, trp!c, IV> ,l',d· all. I Piii. , P1 be11<h, J: t · 1 QUP,!;T CUL-DE.SAC 1113• 515-~. ' 1b\iEL ' APT. Poo!rfde • ..,..-l'L'ACE RI L.TY ,,_ PHONE AGENT ~. l\ilmac, j br. Y new ~Br (lo!nO In BALl!OA liland • H~ t• !. Bungalow. PY!. patio, $1lll. f 4M-t704 · 494-fnf ~..-··;l;1 1 · .. ¥. ~dr lllD J.a! lr ll1rb VW """" OiollO to Sul\11, Ill!' 4, Jlmt, Kitch. mo. to rllbl •du I tr . L " ..... ""I . "ii JACK 1:.e .AV11tl:1 ~' lchla, bcb • o.hn P•. locU. By. Ill/Wk/No. IZ7 ~31&-,.,...;13l'I.-.,·---...,..-..., or t m """" ao, Ir)! . new Harbor View . ' . Obllltlpool. 111\0 mo/!M. Ai•"· ~ 1115 • ll35. Let--l ~~:.:,;:~:;:;:~;,...,,,, tho Penny l'lnchtr. _ homo, J BR., neu pool, ~ $13(1 • V•Cilll ; 8r. Hao "°'" -· A 'l'l'RAl'.l1:VS w1i111r ...W. Br., ndee. c,4a., ...,., Nr. fllO Dolli' Piiot Wont Ads ha" ptt montb I no I u d I n 1 IP· Kid• -Ilk._ .... A iOOd .iut' • to e .,..i II> 2 llR. 2 llA. ~ Mkl!oi.11'15 -· l!ll C ~ le a I•. -==-==-----~~tluplnt==..!pltrt=:.:..· --prdetrtt. 644-1191. Ront.A.HeuM .,~ ~ --1113>. -.. -111 llA == ---==~- I Buy Border to Borde·r .· ' . . .. ' . l. . ' B . ; ";'·!·:~ ·arg~.l -· I •' (~: ~;..>, • • • ... ...j ·~. . · · -1,'~ ~r ~· Every classified want•. 11!: In t l\;; . .QA IL Y . ' . PILOT oppeors in· ·ovo,.Y .,d.iti,Oll evory . day. That meins. youi ~. w~I be seen in papers delivered to fiomet 'and sold from newsracks froni border to border 111 1!on9 the Orange Coast ••• all the way from Seal Beach to San Clemente You """l.i:.<· Git 'It All ••• Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Irvine Saddlehack • . San Clemente Capistrano (Plus the daily newsrack edition} F.or One Price With A Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 YOU CAJI CHARGE IT, TOO • I '. JOIN THE 'SELLERS CIRCLE' WE'RE SAVl"G SPACE FOR , C!;!!!l1 ·~ I~ ~ ~ ~ If you sell 11 service end don't advertise in the DAILY PILOT Se'rvice Directory, you're doing business the herd way, The Service Directory .I cl1111ific11tions 600-699 in the clauifled ·ad section daily J gives you an advantage you get through no other advertising medium. It reach· es customers who are ready to buy. Be there when your prospects come into the market ' looking for the services you have to sell. If your service isn't listed, we'll start 11 category just for you. Pick up tlie phone right now and reserve your sp111:11 in the "Sellers Circle " ••• Your Direct Line to Directory Results 642-5678 DAILY PILOT I CLASSIPllD AD •AITMIMT · • l VILl.A MAR.SllLLES Sl'ACIOUS I I. 2 BEDROOM APT. Furnl1hed I. Unfurnlthod Adult Llvln1 Dishwasher color coordinated appliances • Plu&b shag carpet• mirrored wardrobe doors· indirect lighting in kitchen • breakfast bar • huge private fenced patio • plush lmd1c1p- lng • brick Bu-be-Ques • iar2e heated pools & lanai. Air conditionln". 3101 So. Brl1tel St., Santo Ano 557 .. 200 COLDWELL, IANKIR I. CO. MANAGING AOINT Apt1. Fum. m Apt. Unlllm. ..:;..:.;...;..;...... __ _ Hunllnston BMch I ;Cott~~·~Moiiiii11~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil HUNTINGTON Garde n•1l l Apta. Heil at Bola. Ollca. 846-1323. O>o>pore • See what you're miuinc. Fr. -· L11unahKh LOE furn penthouse . Panoramic view of village &. ocean. 2 br, den, frplc, sundc<'k. Indoor B 8 Q . 494-8:>41. 2 BR, newly furn., ~ vi.w, bltfiIB. pool. $200 mo. lse~ Adltl. 499-190$ eve. YEARLY rental. New dplx. 2 br, $275 mo. 3 hr; $375 mo. Must be seen to a,pprec. On Balboa Penin. Avail now on 1 yr lease. 673-0526. 2 BR. Winter. $225./Mo, 3 BR. Winter. $300./Mo. SUmmer ,dates open now. See at 500'.J Neptune, NB HARBOR GREDIS Fumllhod I. Unfumlthod From $120 to $215 mo Bachelors e 1 Bdrm1 2 Bdrm• • J Bdrm1 11/:J or 2 Full l!•lh1 Master alze bedroom• w / high beam cellinp. larce llvlnc room w/1u or wood bumhl&'. fi~. Convenient laundry ar8. orf ldtc,bm. EncloSed pa-> tios. 2 1w1mm1na: pools, sauna. recreation tacili-tis. Security euanL Models Opon 'Ill 9 pm. 2700 Potorson Woy, CM nr Harbor Blvd I. Ad1m1 Sund01, Jvly 23, l9n The swans are COn\ing soon •.. and the water is going in now. Another very special happening at VISTA del LAGO conceived and developed for those with discerning toste. Studio, I, 2, 2 & Den villas for your viewing end living pleasure. ~ Mesa Verde Dr. &. 'Adams ~ve. 540.1800 .. ' " ~. u " " ~: ' ' ' ' : .j ... •• ·' : :-: IMMEDIATE ~ • Harbor View Home "Portotino Model" (111 Fee •land.~. 546-5025 Afll. Unfum. A,.I. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfum. ....:.~~~~~~-~:......;_~~~~~ Ceoto Moll Huntlnston lllodl BACHELOR apl 1h bllt: from LIVE IN A GARDEN WORTH waitlnc for • but $175 no-did! lot's o! fDIU Children Welcome ocean. $135 mo. d joy · 1 675-0098 after 6 pm an en pnvacy, . uxury and security at a pr1c1 yo * I,) block Bay & Beach. can attord. Bachelor apt, $125. 2 BR * 1500 sq. ft. of living apt, $275. 645--0123. * 2 or 3 bedroom• 2 baths ' e WINTER RENTALS e * Flreplac~. patio, a:araa:e 1, 2, 3, 4 BR. Rell!m!! Now! * Pool and J>Uttinc ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 Yours now, from $195. Come 2 BDRlal, 2 BA, or l BR. l 1tt! alttady have m<Md In • N F 'I A t 2 BR, 2 BA Unl. Fr. 12S1 they couldn't wait for uw to IW ami Y P s. f!n!lb e...,,U.mc, •l Jam· 2 Bdrm. Color Coord. 2 BR. r~TS ONLF.;· IJOI! boree. lt'a too late for a TENNIS CRT., PUTTING Furnlture Ava.Uable real "GRAND OPENING," GREEN, POOL, BAR·B-Q's C a r p etw-Orapes-rtlsh\vashtr but we're ready now wi~h CHILD PLAY AREA heated pool.,aunu-tennia the belt Adult Aputment tn DAY CARE CENTER rec room-ocean vleW1 Costa Meu._ Private patio 3 sroRY REC. BLDG., INC. pattoe-ample parktnc or_~cony, iirep~&cn. beam GYM Ir. PARTY RMS. Security Guards. ceilinp, walk·m clo...,, DESIGNED FOR THE HUNTINGTON .1 '" DELUXE 2 • 3 BR, -)ta; encl. aar. $155 •P· ~ Otc.. 3095 Mace ~vt1; 54&-1034. • • : Newport BoaCfl ...:.'1: l .. _.,.., " BA. 2 blks to beach. Yrly $300 .. $250. 67J.4430. THE VENDOME wood )llJIOlq, carpet!Jla. ' GROWING FAMILY PACIFIC -· Fum!sbecl • tJl\IUr!>. SEil FURN MODELS EWPOrt: Son C-• :....~~-.A-u;... llbOd.AFabalou,...bafid. '40I WARNER AVE m OCEAN AVE .. H.B. PARK N i OCEAN w ~ ~ l?ldlljpo, GO-= Ills wltll poo1. -• 1 · • <nn ~un APARTMENTS :. Sl35.oll FURN , ' 'llR; -. QiPOi; .... llR'1 !Ian $135. HD W, WU. (Onlr Warner • Edwar<h) Ole open 10 am-' pm Dall)' AP!'. s LG RMS. PARKING , l'i>&ol-. ...,..,,.. pe11. .., <Just w. a1 Newpcd Project of Urbanotics WILLIAM WALTERS co. on the bay ': * ADULTS &UD9 * St40/mo. 1168-1450. Blvd.) a.ta Mesa. -e -Luxury a-en! !MIS Apt. Unfurn. 365 $..-. •· LARGE 3 Br, l!i e.. Crpt>. ~ • t l ~ • • ~ Haw~ JIOQ .nt EASTSIDE: Wondl•"" St. '~~ dt'pll, redecorated. mt~lnl, c~"d~I ,,.;,· . .. . Mull• onl7 -2 BR, ...... &!fiLDREN WELalME w. hr/dryr, OV<n/raJll", •iiiimiiiimmiiiiiiiii I ..-12. ~td ~,.!'_It -. blt!m, $1!0/ino; 3 .RAND NEW FAMILY dshwhr, !ncd ,,..,, patio. Dbl ~ NOif 911 LWIL• BR, l!i BA. "1>ts. bltlos, carport .. 1tarq0. "Mutt· · . · · • U 8 0 / fll • l Coll Ml!. ftllWt.,.OU!lLm"S, ,.. to a ppr• c J ate J " ·, .i.y FREDERICX,Herltar• '3BEDft.i.'\fS. +FAMILY, ~2651. 1 ••• r;.,., Roelton..540-115l. 2 BA. TENNIS CT., Su Afr' Apia· $115 and ~~~ ~!!!_ l~ 1~] e BACHELOR apt. Sharp; PUTI'ING GREEN, Lrg 2 BR, Crpts, drapes, bit· 2-atoey' town 19 1-..:.1\. choke Joe., dote to OCC A POoL, BAR-B.Q's ins, I blk N. ot Adams. off , trle kltcbant, Sll'M• ON TEN ACRES , UC!. SU> month. See at 973 OIILTJ PLAY AREA Beach, 729-6 Utica. ~ 7070. OI' .,~., ......... ., , Apts, turn./unfurn, Lease Valencia, Colla Me 1 a. DAY CARE CENTER pert~ SUbtenatan piidt Fireplace• I prlv. patios. I I~ 545-0821. 3 STORY REC BLD INCL. LARGE 2 bedroom, 2 bathJ, mi with elevatofl. O)ddl# Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bkkt. ..._,.... ii!-.GYM 4 PARTY JiMs. carpets &: drapes. Patio maid service, Jlllt Ddnlt•iil £KX> Sea Lane, CdM 6"-2611 OIARMlNG. 1 Br. duplex, DESIGNED FOR THE enclosed, garage $155 per Fuhk>n Ialand at JaJJibaNi MacArthur nr Cout Hwy) Cl11s;ftution 100·124 ~"':!:;s..~ eROWING FAMILY ' mo. sa&-!575. andSanJoqu!nHIUl- 1 . 1~ $125. 1111..... ~,. *· SEE FURN. MODELS Lo9un1 hr.ell T•l•phone <ntl ~~ : NEW 2 BR. 2 BA1H-_ --.1111 5IMlllO. 6401WARNERAVE. torronW~ · -Duplox. Top loca· l'RPLC. Miit'" llv rm 2 (0.X.. Wamer • F.dwards) * 2 BR • Now. 1 bile to BAI. Penln. Dolan a t1on. S400 mo-r .... ""''· Clotslflcotlon 125-149 er 2 e.. ..,1., bit.., Pro:....ofurb.i--" beach. v1ow1 ~ • up. er. 1rp1c, bar,.....,..-; Bey M.,. M-Co., ~ paii., encl. rar.' SI u. i-• ""'IC$ -ar fM.1339. nr. Pav!llloo, Yr\y. NMJC 543-:1121. · I ._. -I 61Wl2t In AIL * SllO * OCiANFRONT apt-Lquna 3 br., 211 ba., inDI -i 2 BR. Pool. Som• vieWL -Spac Townhouse 2 BR, N1oe 2 br, cpt, drj>o. Sands, S BR. aduJIB, 1 )'l' Cloee to cbUnll. -I Near bu.ch. WO Clo111ficolion ISO.f84 2 BA. Vaulted~. llanp A°"'"· pr. -la. -1169 lhop'z. IJS>, 1l'b'-eT(8: AGENT 641 4843 I I~ ........ pooh. a!r/cond. : ;;;;: ~ . 1 BR apt, 1175. mo. -'210. 51MJ.79f540.2MI • Avail August 1, lease. Call 644-5277 Cl•tsific•fion 200.260 CLEAN 2 Br studio, 1\i Ba, bltna, pr. Adlt1, no pttJ. Coste Mes• I -lwft1n\ jjll§J ~~~~ 19th & Pomona. P•rk·Llk1 Surrounding I '·-:--.,----,..i. QUIET -DELUXE Cl1111if ic11fion 300 .. 3ii5 * * BEAU'J'1FUL 1" 2 BR. 2 &: 3 BR APrS Contemporary Cullen Apta. Prv. ~tios *.~~d Pool• I Aplsla :uaflr-. Jl•I !:~~!1•70 fCallr P 1 .. c,.; ~63""°1• Nr shor'I * 41.iwts Only • ' _ -t,_,..,. • ~.. • . Martinique Apts. Cl111ili<1tion 360·370 SHARP unlurn. 1 BR. • 2 1171 •·~-•E-Aft ~ •• Br. w/r.tove, Cloee lo OOC -·~ -.. -· I I~ " UCL $135 • sie. Mzr, Apt. ll3 6fl.55l2 -.,. 557-7768. • •' 3 -11' bat b I , ....,,,,..._=--.,.,, Spac!owl niomo. Brick Closslllcotion 40().465 2 Br. Adll1ll, nopeta. • madt bu CarpeUd. 1 bile ~ BAY -API'I. to~ Cb lldren I . 1~ 38TW.Bql!l.OlllMllll welcome. Ono mon1h'1 -. . •• 2 BR -1(11. Sl.411. HO ,....i...r. No clepolit $1!i0. Cloulflcotlon I00-510 dll!dre!, no peb. llO o..lor 351 V.-1&, Apt. 3. St., GI. -· * * $110 * * I ,.,... ll•J 2 hr. 11' ... patio, ....... s er, 11' &; now4' painted . · Nr 1hopo. Adu!u. Sl.75. 296 Blltns, crpl/drpr, • n c I Cl111lfloolion 625-530 ..:E::.·.::16::th:.:PI:.::..· ---- Jlltio. Nr IChlw " whop'g, 1 al LARGE Yard-2 BR, 1 BA, Children ok. no pets. 880 Liit md ,.... I nu paint, crpts, drps. stove, Center St., CM. ~ or dllpl. $150/mo. 546--0469. 548-2682. Cla11lficefion 550·!i55 3 BR, 2 BA. nr. OCC. " , .. . ;,; J ' . . ' . ~·' ''" . ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' .. ' ' ' .. I ' ' ' .. ~·' ' . i ,., . SPACIOUS Studio 2 Br, w/w 1 1~ Upstairs. New crpts &: drps. crpll, new drp1, elec. blt.ns, IMtftlttSaq ~ SI69/per mo. Call 552-9786. 11.4 ba. ,Priv., patio. Nr. SHARP unfurn . 2BR ===~~~;;:;~~~~~~;;~;;~~~~~;;:::~ lrwys • shop i · No pe!<. ~l11slff .. lfon 575-680 w/built!ns. $155. Call Ray ~ 545-4893. I ,~ Gault act 14G-1151. 'c:i.t2.::..":itnr~~ --.... ~ NEW~Br.2Ba,db1.-, up. Util. J'rff. l'Urn. avail. ~ 600 699 btlnl, &bwhr, er pt • • Ill-131El501 .. $HO/--. -· 5111!1A' I 7 /J I lliJI :s~ •-mJ: G,AN.f:S'• • .l!!J -,.-- 2 Br, 11' Ba w/pr. Miii. a...tfl11tion 71)0.710 Ol&r j)NfuHd. fJMIO Crpt/drt>I, bllnl. fncd ""' ~ Dono Polllt ."!f!"::.:.!!.tzApd.N63MIJOC ~a I •cl '1 , .. II _______ _ ~· v•-· "° 0. ..-~ • VIEW A 1'r!ncyl Duplex llSP;;::AJ:.~2=a~1:;11r=apt~Sl;.,40;:.up.= Cfo11fffc1tfon 100.136 2 Br. pra!•. Ll14r>" tacU. Pool, cpt/clrp. blin., ldds • fi:l 496:1558 or 67H911. :; Maple No.1 , •• 612-3113 I Pm""' Supptles J~ Huntington lluch 2* Collep No. 5 • • • 6«2-7035 Cl111sific•tion 150.858 - El•ide 2 er, lli e.. adult ~ WALK to loocft townhoulo. E•c! patio. 1115. I -~ .J • Ji 2 Br., cpta, drps. clshwlbr 1M Melody Ln, 543-9695 or . -t . ic.· 125 I< 308 161h, MT-¥7 5'18-5986 alt 6 pm. Cf1n;IJciation 900-91% 2 Bl\., 2 ba., 4tlun. S!11&I• EASTSIDE 3 br, 2 ba, tpts, I l[i] . ....,,. Pvt. patio • -· cll'pl, W/D, bll!nl, fncd ;yd, ~ .. SIM. !'i3W659. -. l!J0,·61MJOI · .. LARGE 2BR11""7 ~ 2 Bii. '""""'-crpts, 4rpo, a Cfottllicotlon 915-'49 Ci>ta, 4l'Pf, r/o. Pl'. mod, ...-. 21' b1ks lo 11Mcb. ~ cblld OK. $1311. NT.Q215. .,._ m:ma I ....... _ 1 .. 1 BR. Blbll. Qpts, drpo, ... iiliJiE -.r Walo:b ... . ' . ICbll. 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Get ready for some quick profits lay mailing in your orcler today~ Put a harcl·worklng DAILY PILOT classified want ad to worll:. for you. even , ' , , T , I•>'. l ''k \ •' .., '· - ·.• . ; :-•;-' '', r. I''. .~ -· .. 1-.• •• ,., .... M •,' -•·t-.. ·~.-~ .... \i•J •. .; '' ~ l . . .~ .f·;;:-~s·_,,.,;·_yi"iJ ·;, ,. . . . ' • ~ . • " T . ' ','\' 1.311 ' • ' ' . ... .. ' ' . ;.n ;f;,~,_.ORT;.·WORDS MAKE .ONE LINl...,.NO :. :... ·... )r. AD , LESS '1Jf,tN if -INiS • . . .. ; -"J •l"7 -(~1! ' . TIMES . -·" $4.50 • $5.80 . ' . . ;.:.-·_,·, c,· ' ~. $6.80. . -.n ~. ~ ' ' ' . . <PAYMENT ENCLOSED D SEND BILL tJ l I!!!!! OR 'USE YOUR •. iiiii . 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PILOT • WANT AD • 842-5678 IAYI 'CAIM t " -z rn __ _ • ~M4fliolllll _., • SlllldlJ, Julr 2', 1'72 DAft.Y PILOT FIND YOURSEIF IN SOMEONE ELSE. --DISCOVER DISCOVERY n4f835.6885 2!3/387-33S3 * * Trader's Paradise SHARE C.K. home witfl fe- male Btwn -· <oll.g. lftld. NS ti• btw11 7.9 pm. Renl•I 4411 Dj:llK ~""':.blo • -AYI " $!.An :"".:f.~ ~ .)lum~ · 6 rnllablo. 11m -llhd. loi'"4 tor •2 mob • ·~ H~ BeoclL ec..4Q $Mlllll <q. lor motor-· or ~~~n ;::;.,L·~ , 1::«1 ...... T/ii~ !Jde .,.. 'IS-"ll. ';'"'pail ot "'"8on Realonoml<1, Bier. '1M100 lor my 12 Counhy Squire, OmCE SJlat't, "4 Old &K m!rr:9 engine;. air, lull Newport Blvd., 3 blks No. ol pwr, ' $45.266S. Hwy I. 300 .... It. $95/mo. ARROWHEAD golf course 5C8-5300 lot 13)' frootage w/loke vu; TWO ADJOINJNG OmCES b)' C},ub~ Clear. Trade/ busy comer Cost M ort Ann, Fattl Walker, $100. utll't P,. ~ ,... R<&ltor, 14U989/646-74H. '65 M\LllMe w/wlrc \l:hll, Tbt faatelt draw ln the West Sharp! A 'IO abbn!Viated •• .a Dou, Pilot Otwln.d Oorvalr Bch. lluw. tn de Ad. 641.sm. '.or VW But. 2961 Jacu•ndA, .... CM. Doo'I slw .. ... lhlJ>I .... tml lltm -.. 11')1 * * * tht ..-. . ... lines times dollars TRADE M·l lot w/4 - 6 c:&fe In No, Lonr 8cb lit )Gt-vacant or w/comm1 bldg. or t In Colta - For into call k>cal ~ HOME !Colta Mesa) 3 ... 2 Ba, dbl. gu, lrpk., .... 127.450, $12,000 eqully, 911> mit what bll.ve }1)U. Bkr/0\\11 642-:lm, ~ srA POWER .....,uclt, oQ, lb Md transmiaaion ('l9o dlUonera for auto, boat °' any eqully. m.8&24 Uke to tradt? Our~ Paradioe l'Olumn 11 ilir J;.l' I Uno I & da:t I lorllNcb. * * [gj [ --~J~ !~~-..... 1~ I •1-.111•• ] IJ I ....... l[I] I ....... mJ .__I ~~ .... _., ... _]llIJ I ~.,.,.... lllll1.:.[ iiiiiic iiiiiitls=-· ~l[jJJ~JI 1,_';omtl.;;iiiiiiil,_iiiiii~iiii~iiS.SO~ :.mnt~ Hou-IN•:.,. lttp W•ntld, M 1 F nD HolpW•ntod,M& I' 710 HelpW•-.M& I' 711 H•I• Wentld, M & I' 710 HolpW•1ti.d,M AF 710 HelpW.,.ted,MA f 710 ' 0. ~ p-•i. onJ(p cat Acoo1t1ca1 CtUlnp blown PROPl!SSIONAL Aocowit .. t·El<l'OW 1800 . KEYPUNCHERS MODEL-part time, ~-· "1c. ·~_,..Piit. Call mld1lne &pllllod. .,.., •• CARPET C~EANING Lqal Secretary sooo Asalstsnt Msnopr -Inun«liate!y. All J r also 9, lor Jr 1willn1tu we Qll) ell' PM. tsttmat... Cuar. 6*'Tl!S. -W-w· "Floor Care Scc'y-O>mm'l llls 1100 SALES WOMAN EXPERIENCED -· must .. , .. -· mlJ co. 35\i-Jl!Wf\I, nq>: wblte malleae male Cement c~ Cell Dutch Glrl Frlday $651:) F;xptr., bright, entlu.Wuttc:. CAN'T FIND Xlnt ~· 5'6".S'1", 3 am'• or pm'• doC )'It. Costa M-Hosp. ' 517-lSOI ....... 24 Hro. F/C B>kor·Conatr to l800 career minded. Top J><>. SAVINGS & LOAN C•ll Sue P"' Wk. 2020 w. Ch<ltnut 1/13172. 61>8617. FREE \ckQ, -ud Ext<. Sccmary 1625 ;'\Ill co. benefits. THE KELLY GIRL Ave, S.A. 543-3043. ! FOUND.,.,. approx. 7 ,,..k estlmatH. .All I ebarp lo< J•nllorl•f St"'° $475 APPLY IN PERSON JOB YOU WANT? TELLER 833-1441 Need F.C. BookkMpor old Id~ vi Dtl M I: LI a bftutilul Job at a nu. CX>MMERCIAL 1: Reslden. Clerk S450 BACKSTREET ~l Bu&ine• Center Dr. Thru trial bat. G •or 1 t i n c.C c~o ~ .. .a Jn'!~\~ Ual •-· ~-t •• ht B Pa,vroU Clerk·lf.B. On.n No. 25 Fashion Isl., N.B. 1·rvme McCracken Jnc., General 1 0ranp Ave., M. ~ • .u-,,,;;...,.. • ,.... lttV. Y -I ial Sa I I: Loan EXPERIENCED e otit'r. "-'eek or mo. 7Jl..a98 or NEWPORT A SS ISTANT l\1ANAGER. mper vnas KE YP UNC H O p r : Con11nlctlon Ii Plumbinc 2 d~;t!· ~· H 1: Patios, walks, drtvo, brick 75f.-6782, P1r1onntl Agency Starting &alary $450. ?.lust TRY OURS! 3366 Via Udo Interestinr: \\'ork w/inhouse Contractor, loc in Htr. Bch. 90-Uoo:.11 1' ' · Ir 1lump stpne wk, m3S:n. M•tonrv Ill Do-:.'£:/o'' N. B. ~=:~ ne; ~p~a~n~e o! N~rt Beach 573·3130 computer & c: 0 m p u l e r ~: ~i ; 115lr! :~c. ~~;~ l'NDi •'---,. -·•· "tten, PATIOS.SIDEWALKS rt .1 1 1 1 food Equal opportun ity emplouer center. Accuracy t>ssen. ndl Sal Call ~ ~ ~ CEMENT CON-•croR BRICK, BLOCK • Po uni Y n 8 5 Illl~fEDIATE PLACEi'YlENT ~ Raub, n -ln & z·rost, 136 rou ngs. ary open. vie. Lldo Ide, N.B. Call •~ STONE WOR -ota"-nt. S9J S. C•"sl EXP'D l /book ~ 84" ~•'. Call Max *** 64f..0687 K ACCOUNTING CLERK ... ..... ..,... FOR: . setr't' ary v.• • Rochester, CM 548--1723. 1 ,.,~-~-=,--,.,.,---=__,..,--, 615-0176. •CUSTOM CEMENT WORK 64o..5«9 or 540--0929 Cro\\1th ori•nted electronic J{\\')'., Laguna Beach. l\1r. keepuig, lax knowledge, /r . NURSES Aide TrainlJW. A FOUND am.Mam cat, male, Plaster, Patch, Rop•lr firm has immed. opening Piepenbrink. e FIGURE CLERK FHA/real estate cxper. LEGAL Secretary w ltiga· hM.lttl. care omter oppor. ftult)' blact w/whlte, So. Drives, walks. patio., for a dependable individual AUTO SALES Part time to start. Call t:ion experience. Employment offer e d . ' Htr Beta uu. ~1997. pool decka. Don, 6f2-15lt * PATOI PLASTERING w/experience in accounts Would like experienced man. These jobs ue varied &. chal· !\ton. Wed, Fri 9 • 12 · 645-15.50 Penonnel Dep t., 11 o •I --• w •----Contractor All t)'pel. 7rte ettimatet payable, pa y r o 11, & Join one ol the mort sue-leniin&:J ~7928. LEGAL SECRETARY, ex· H NB , .......... a:ray euu...--....er, u · ood ; •-• I ·..c°"=·..:.::·c:;..· -----: feml.vicHl?borH!ahSchl. JACK TaulaD&.Jtttefr Call~ seeretarialtuoctiona.Varied cel&ful.FordDtalerahlP1tn you rec w numu.:rs. ~'ESCROW'' per. Gen'l pract ce . - M&-24.17. remod .. addJt. a> yrs. ap. P•fntlnt A re1iw:1bWUu require a <>ranee County. Top cam· can: a little you may Rapidly expanding Savings le F/Time. 833-3622 NP~~:S All~~. ;,~: ~~ Puc Lic'd. M)' Way O>. 5'T...oo38. P•perh•"llnt capa individual. Ca 11 mtuiorll, Inaura.nce, Demo Cl\l • Loan a eek, experienced LIVE-JN boulekeeper I com· Conv. Hoap., s f1apbip A ~~~e=-Mrs. Reiut%, at C 71 4 ) Plan. We need a truly pro-candidate tor C8l't'ef' ~ pan1on needed. Nice home. Droftlng Mo W-892-5531 between 8 am & 5 !esslonal new car sa1 .. man. • TYPIST CLERK portunlty, Full or part tlme Beautllul v;ew. Nwpt Hgbts Rd ., N.B. 6l2-8044. ' can to ldeal!fy m.M&9. DRAFTING + WALLPAPIR tc pm. Apply In penon to Don Good &lcillo ""'"'·Insurance boun available. areL $75 wk. w.-0931. NURSING Ullstant can for Lott SSS ~Wbm 10'I call .. Mac• ADMIN. Mgr. for private Crevier. Theodore Robins exper. helpfu1, but not e• a..ERKS • omCEJtS ad semi-invalid lady, must be 1 LOST In ""--~ Point Bf Any alr.e job. 557•1595 Ml-1"4 M-111l community uaoc. Know Ford, 2060 Harbor Blvd., aential. 1 Posltlon requires Call Miu Oxley L. V.~tk, ~blf 1~ ratepar~ exp'd, lite housekeepinl. ~.. • nr. C Electric.I budget.. accounting, prop C.Osta Mesa. 1. (213) 670--0150 poll n. 50 0 . ~fonday & relief work. Must SI.Ir st.. Golden Retriever PROFESSIONAL Painter. Ile steno. time 549-3061. be a ble to work 110me nits .. AqcfJ.'' Vernon EdJer, ELECrRICAL H 0 n e 1 t reu. management, ma.int & PR. Auto M.ch•nic Equal Opportunity Employer ' HT---;f-1'13-7'U6 er 673-6.1.4-1-Llc/Jns.. Free Start f'.OO___yl_u~ car ~ow. Foreip~car Experience, INTERVIE\VING MACHINIST $ 2 · 25 hr. 673-3M 7 au I lt.ewud. Ins. Free est. 5f6..0211. eat fs. 548-• --tiJ_te~~ Aug. l O to 5ef«· Muat Be licensed. Plenly of r.ton thru Fri 9 ant-12:30 pm ExcellenFtA~,TumGmReYr work. T0$5-PirHr. NURSES.-p.v.t, d \I 1 Y • BEAl/'S E L ""',.....,,..... ... lloensed INTER/Exter p a i n t i n i ' on ......,,umitlet, , 202 Via \\'Ork with Good Company NO FEE types, all sblfls, Lescoulle •• , gone. Mistl..nr since ~•ll-L .... uu•, • Lic'd/ Ins. !Ufa. Reas. Palermo N.B. Ca. 92660. BeneHtJ. See Service ~Ian· ON Trainee & e.'<perienced," In1· Nurse's Registry, 3 51 Friday nlght, Million Viejo bonde\:f. Small Jobe. znrdnt, Free e.&t. Chuck, 6"5--0!ll9. ager at SITE OF OUR mediate pl(lcement. \\'cekJy We have over 25 openings for Jlospit:il Rd .. N.B. area. t..a:ze blue/crey male 4' ~· ~. Advertiifnt Agency NE\V BUILDING pay check. No fee. top machinists th r u o ut 642·9955 or 540.9954 ca.t trith brobm hind Jei'. Furniture Profeuional Painting Looking t 0 r protealonal CREVIER KELLY GIRL Orange Co. \Ve urgently lntcrviews S.5 ti-1/f" Pl .... flbo .. !L1<~. Infer/eider. Qualify ~~rk COPY WRITER w/&h & MOTORS PACIFIC MUTUAL 2061 B.Wness Ctr. Dr. ,,..., -o-r~Fl~C..:E-girl~.~f/""um-r"",""pe-ml K·Lost: Vic. Mea v~w ,hlter:ior Decor•tol'i~ Reu 557-.7455 typina-skills. cn1~-· ...._0, F'ASH!ON ISLAND Irvine 833-1441 •Engine Lathe Oprs OMES 0 ~"' ~.r ·-• 208. W. l st St., Santa Ana position. Hu nt. Sch area. tchool/S.tu-A Sprinadale. H , FFICES, lpvD PAINTING -Honest, clean, /'Jso, exper. TRAFF I c (Comer santa Cl'\lt &: e Milling Machine Oprs. 84 · '"lbr.1.JttJest One", small, ~Y ~ in ruaranteed work. Licensed MANAGER s tart 1n 1 A U TOl\10TIVE Salesman. Newport Center Drive) FEMALE help reqd tor light • Turret Lathe Oprs. Exper. prerd. 7 ·Z:iGI, blue .... .i Id, tentimental. ell pN.lff."'~ ApPoh1tmem & inl\q'ed. 675-6740. talery SEOO: \Vant a good exper. Strong machine operation w/rw.w e General Machinist!! PART time typial, file clerk. j REW~: 846-4668. ~7581. PROF. Paintq, aleo J'f>Clfs, c.au Barbara King 54()..0635 closer. Call Jon Saltus, (1) * FREE daily bus transpor.. mfg, co. lnttresting work. Some openings require set· 5 hrs dally. Hrs flexible, SM•tJ1o tbln beJ&e/aorioot FURNITURE Sii'ipPtr!c~ accous. cell., 1nter/e'JC1'r. , NEWPORT 52l-&'.l50, Cotton Goff VW, tation for work in Los An-Xlnt conditions. 642-1877. ®• some do not. All open· \Veges commensurate ..,. 1 fenai,JIOOd)e. <Q:9ldle) Refinishing.' FrN 'PtCkiip Uc/Ina. Free est. "5-519L PERSONNEL AGENCY Buena Pk. geles"'UlltilmovetoNewport, GAL FRIDAY· Be right ings are w/top firms _•;::x:::pe::r.:.·.:c6'1!>-ccc73.:c73.:c·:_.. __ _ 1/3. !Ir Coat HWJ, CdM. and Qcllvefll.,G45-0ll6G. FOR cleu" neat pelntlng, 3$48CampusDr., Ml BABYSrrrER, live in, lite Sept. '1'1. hand gal to . srowfng l'll'ra!IYplteep Strom layoU. PAYROLL -~. G•l1llt11lnt ln,.rlcm rtu. ra,.1, Call llou!ek .. plng, must love engineerlng co. OccosiooJoJ • ' ' PERSONNEL: partc ""1 JortC bal. male Dick 9l!M065. children. Room, baud ,. travel. -helpful. F.. P•clflc ·c:atwltleet'.lO\lAr. VltBeacb AL'SGARDENING ' * * * ialary, Prlv. room. Must CHEF w•nted!. Exp. Paid. Fee Jobs Available. Personnel Services lo El1ll, HB. Bil' 4 pm, r... prdet\nr lo small DISCOUNT on -U speak English. 968-4840. $1000 mo. Cell 67>4241 Slart $[,Of). Call Pat Hall, 112 No. Tower ICT-t2'79. landacaplng Hl\'t.cea. call ~ ;:,;;;· ~;.=· call BARMAID. No exper. nee. •ft. 4 P.M. Blue Beet. 54()..6(fJ5 Coe.stal Agency Union Bank Square Rapidly expanding co. needs yoU to screen & hire key people. Some payroll exper. + a lot of peraonality putt you in top $$$. Xtra long LOSI': Blk &: Wht Terrier. 5t0-5l.98 evta. S tr v t DI n · AERONUJRQN(C $2.50 hr. Apply Vikki's CLEANING woman, nite 2700 H~'oor Bl at Adam1: Orange, Calif. Ans to name "Skeeter". Newport, CdM, Cotta Mtu.. PAINTING &: PAPERING, Lou~. 1791~ Newport m, \vork, 40 Hrs. wk. in ofc. C.1'.J. 547•6446 I Rmrd! 557-3690. p.DovRO!,!:O,..NAL• Westcm:.-. lbo9 ~.iin .,,'!.~sborfumuel!~·,, L~: DIVISION CM. 54S-9242. bldg., Nwpt. Ccntrt'. Pd. GELCOAT TOUCH· UP Ask fOr Rachel May 1'r'vnn:'n•assignment ..... " .1..150 1; ~ tree wu.1.., ,.....,.., nci • vu--.wi». BEAUTY operators • tull &: vac. &. ins. Xlnt \\•orking FIBERGLASS MOLDERS 1-~==,.CC.C'-,.C...-'-,........ Pru n In I, tr J mmtn1, WALLPAPER HUNG part time . Com-conch;. Send resume ot Coast Recreation, Inc. 1\-IACHINIS'TS: Journeyman NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO ------- IPl'l.Yin&. 1prlnkl era. CaURebco 646-2449 HAS IMMEDIATE missions/guaranty. No ctusified ad no. 465 c/o 940 West 17th street CJr equal tor turret & TEMPO ' Landscaplna-. c 1 ea nu p. Plumblng OPENINGS FOR tol.ICJwing n e c e 1 s a r y. Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, 642-.0542 engineering lathe & milling ..... Temporary Help George 646-5893. Shfff Metal 645-1050. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. GEN~.. OFFICE G ·• mod>ine. Rapi!ily growa>g PBX. Answering """"'' FRONT Y-~ •-• Dr·'·· ...... ed S7 ~ : re .... co ....... ~-e available. $4 E f R !' .. ,~ ' -aiv-Lawn -~v.ee. ..,.., 1.•.uuugg • .so BEAUTY O"""'"tor wanted, COCKTAIL WAITRESS Job I th al ho llk •·11 vveoun• xpe.r pre . e ttf an.ut. •·"··• & $10 th. Ba ~.-~ al •-· !'·· to 100' $15 M ha""I .. --or e I w es Al -r hr. ~" Don Jae"··•. s d k ·~ -01 ~• mon c...,...,.~1 '°' .,.,wer uie • · H rnCS full time us.iat for owner, FOOD WAITRESS Pl ,.... ~ N>U tea Y \vor · ~ • lrtltrvctlon1 575 ~~ cle;;1~ e e d 1 n & • * 549-2502 * Requires the layout, set·up busy salon. Must be lie. Tray Service. Expel'., 21·33 :~~~?~ ~l= ~ ~t :: __ .._ ______ I 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;= ng, , e PLUMBING e &:: operation ot sheet m,etal Tues· Sat. 6U-3970. 1610 W. )Tl cld, Nltes, Permanent. can type. Start $400. Cail QM PRODUCTION Interested In + LANDSCAPING * lllstall·Ra!M&l·Rapalr power equipment. Prder Cout Hiwoy, N.B. Apply ~ dally • • • Pit l!all, 540-6005, Coostalll--·~====-- & R · NeW lawns, Sprlnklen, deekl, Free Est.. Lie. 548-8T12 five-yean expa. tn sheet BEAUTY Opr: p / t 1 me Coron• dtl Mar Aaency 2700 Harbor BL at MACHINISTS " ... £state cl ... up. State Uc'd. 536-~ PL11MBING REPAIR metal fabrication. a o 1 istant, ~Fri.sat. 0on The BHchcomber Adams: C.M. 5 Yn eXJl"T, La\hes & mills. c:ar..;1 EXPERT Japa•••• Nojobtooanall B...,.Salon,lCOW.Cout CONSl'RUCTION Superln· GIRL Fridly, y~u•a AppGTI~~Ave,CM. lst&2nc1Shl~I . Gardener • Complett Yud * 6l2,3l2a * EIKtrlcal Hwy, NB. tllldent w/stngle milt dwel· w/penonality, Ute typlnr " ~-· -Plus HHvy Overti111t1 it.W '.IEltpftion:;..i 'Serv!ca • o.am,p... Frte COLE PLUMBING D'•shar-BEAUTY operator, female. line, hillside lo FHA exper. bkkpr, like to work MACHINIST, b.lhe or mill. -""--t. uo _ _.. IK .,-u..-. shop -. Capitol Machine 1642 E lmmedl•t• openings ex·. ~or.Part i·.L-., -~ le« Ju', oervtce. 646-1161 Machi lsts u-Lquna Bcb., ~t-.CallR'.eDMerrltt, w/jleople. 540-'8SI. • · • I th f II I !lfl:tJwl!ir _p,,,j>, For EXP. Hawallan c.-S/>.VE On Plumbllll. Pt!ptlnl, ft 49f..2720. (n4) mJ!IOO. GIRL FRIDAY w/ildlPf. EdlJlt!er, Unit A, Santa Ans. 11t n • O O OW n~ i 1:t,1' ,,, '' Complete 11!'.dfbb'W .en1ce lnttallationJ. Free.winatts. lt~ttl~titterpretationof BEAUTY c~tor wanted, COOK&: food service dftc. For Architect'• Ottlce. San 541.2652. . areaa: • ll.E.fbm I: BJcra ·1 Kamalani, MG-4616. .Good refer. 839-0312. '. bluep:in~ to plan Ir tet·up '75% Comm., Frt onb' 9 .to 4. tor, reaidential retittmtnt & Clemente, me». MAID, full ti.me, 1-3:30. : S&let ~ ~, PRO'PIESSlOHAL R ~acbt'!'DJ_ operations on J Aurust 4th thru Sep~ 1st. conv. hospital. Mr. Ceo. GROCERY Cleric • full time •kmd rctadon. aper. pref. • ~~~~~ ~ Japan!,. Gartlentor -oilflnt •i.ctrlcal di!charre ma· 'i46-7930 · Sigler, 847-s515. 1 BB t I daYs .. 'ed rel'd Pmmm•I Olflce, South e'l\d"'-n""JiebDb. Pl&Ji ' ~Est. * .6*-om e T. Gu.y Rcofill&'. Deal t'!hinestoflbrMateprotCJtype ·BEAU'fY OPERATOR Florida, H.B. Conbi.c~;;, Ad= :t ~ ~ ... ~13· U.HosAnp. Southal · 'fr • • • ARNIE'S· Lawn Service, cut, Direct. I do my own \\olll'k. partt; toollnr I: electrodes. Needed Immedtitely COOK ··French Restaurant. Coast Super Marktt, 3347 E. .._ ... _ "1:1" equ For lnformatkm 'Brochure edge & vacuum any lawn• 64>7780. 548-95!K>. Inspectors & m-1010 For Appointment Apply Jn person, 501 SOth Coast Hwy., Corona dd ,.:0;Ppo'="r.;..e:::m:op::::lr:::._...,..._~ • (J14) 541-l lt2 timea a month $21. ~ RoofJnt T BEAUTY operator, exper. St., Newport Beach. Mar. MAID work in exchange for A Free GlMat LeCture JOHNSONS' GARDENING . estors female. Gwen's Be au t y COOK, exp. 18-or over. Ap-lflGH school girl junior or apartment. 237& • Newport 325 Old No. Newport Bl. NB YardMairttenaDce, Plantinl LEE Roofing Co. Rooting.all J e Electronic Sub Assemblies Shop, 240 Beach St., Laguna ply. Van De Kamps, 3099 senior for part time work. Blvd .. C.?if. SC8-9755. , ' ldmond f. Jeckton Oeanups ~ types. Reoowr, repall'I, · • Electronic Printed Cir-Beach. 49f..3294. ' BristoL C.M. See Mt. 548-34819 to 6 pm. MAINTENANCE MAN -Ofc R.E. Edut!iatma liJiOe 1964 Jo.pea Lawn Service thermo roof coattna:s. whtte cult boards a: circuitry Trudo. HOME telephonist pa Y bldg, Nwpt Ctr. Gen'I • ~ Mow, edge, vac\tUm. Small. & color. Llc/b.on®d, lipce • Electro mechanical auem· *BookkHper to $600 COOK, exper. Park Lido mature lady, from beach knowledge of plumbing & •c•~·my , __ cl ·~e -~· l.M7. Free e1tJ 6G-1222; bftea Carffr oppor/ren'l ~ electrical req'd. Also, lite A 119 .... """' eaJ'Hlp, _,...__ ., bckamd Conv. H09p, 466 11aphip area w/unlimited callin&' RHI Esl•lo .LAWN SERVICE Sewlng/Altorli1Gn1 " Requires 2 years exper. on .FTo TP·'l_';. Rd, NB. 64:l-ll044. sroL 89H84I; ;taDl~!1 dutte. Pleasant Contr ct'--A __ ,,, __ ,. -Jn.proceu tuoctional check· ee ~ wor ... ,. conds. Pd ins & • .,,. ' ~·,Edialt.•6·~~1>!: SEWING-DESIGNING out ·o1 electronic a. electro *Socrol•ry $600 COUNTER Girl -Clown HOUSEKEEPER -live In. vac. wrt .. opecifYlng .,., .l.n1ur•nce' School1 LYl' .,._nig ....,,~ Men/Women. Reu. Rates mechanical usemblieJ. Must 2 ~/l mktng, 1 Cleaners 30-35 bn: wkly. Ex-nice home-. Z to SO )'11, exper tr ref1 to Classified ad (Gl ~ MIC, BoA)' AL'S Land:SCIJ)inc. Tree SlO min. Call lf6.1450 have b a• J e knoWJ«Iae inl:/gd akills. per pre1d. Call 644-6113. Costa Mesa. 5'5-8395 after No. 465 c /o Daily Pik>t, BE AN removal. Yud remodeling, Altor•tlons-642-5145 of cln:uit1 lo compou"'"· IF" Paid. I Spilt CREDIT collectlonl clerk. 6• P.O. Box IMO, C:O.ta Mesa, INVESTIGATOR Truh baulln&, lot cltanup. Nea~ accurate.:.> yean exp. testing equipment " quality *Ins. Sec'y to $700 full Ume, doys, Mon .. Fr!., H OU SEK EE PERJc:hlld 1 ..;.Ca~92626~..,.,.,====- Recorded Meisaae Tella How Repair aprlnk.lers. 613-1166. Tiie C011trol proceduru. Trade comm • l 0 r •&'ency occulonal 'v e e k e n d 1 • care. Uve-in, must love MAINTENANCE · Call Toll Free COMPLEl'E Lawn a achoo!, milltar,. certification ' blramd/lite bldqq/a=r. Pr.vious .xperten<e prder-children: 2 Boys 1 " 3· MECHANIC (1) IQ0.426.0232 Gardening le?Viee. Haullna CERAMIC tlle new & in electronics or prt'Viou.a b1>ing. red. Pl!rt'l'lnnel Offlrt, South 67>7'118 $300 month. Plutlc Mfa. Plant 1 It cleatMJp, Jim~-remodel. Free eat. Small certification in electronics Fee Niego, Coast Cmnm. Hosp., South HOUSEKEEPER. for Npt 2nd ShUt _ 4:30-1 I . JAPANESE Gardener job8 welcome. 536.2426. inspection desirable. *Re~eptionl1t $390 Laguna. 499-1.3"...l. An equal Bch fam. Mature, Exp In Req'a exper. maintaining &: . : [ lii;!;I"•. "".• "". ....... I~ Comp. Yardwork .t Clean;.up. CERAMIC Tile, Kitchens, roRilNTERVIEW ~tlonpbone. /lite typing/Fee ;::~;m:!~ler, must be care ot infanta. Live in ot repairing industrial plant _ __ . . ~ Free estimates.. ~ Baths, Entrys. Cu ' to m COME lN AT YOUR rUl'>l out. ~35. produc:Uon machiner; & la· k *K h 0 $500 experienced, 40 hr, 5 day HOUSEKEEPER ili'tl Pr·' I I a..t:.. ·A JIM'S Gardening, complete wor • Reu. Gl~~.54&-J263. · CONVENIENCE eypunc ,pr. , live in or c es. acr exper. w , ~i{tlom lawn &-yard care, cleanups. OR ·CALL ~· on 029, ~er equiv. wk, cood company benefiUI, not. Small family, lite cook· injection A compression I , "' ~·. . · 545--3662 aft 5 pm. HOURLY' PERSONNEL z~ee Paid leMOn Jewelers, No. 65 ing. 613-9098; 546-5441. molding. Buie kno\\•Jcdge of ., Patfol. Roots, G I c. • I lflil... *A/P Clerk $475 Huntington Center, H.B. HOUSEWORK. Dally 9 to l2. plant electrical helpful. Cam· ' ~ ~~ed. ~1"1D a: enera -rvlcn ••• ''':='~ · ... U..l!J v ~ 440--lSOO • Rela1ed exper. Fee Rmmb. $2.00 hr. References. bro ?,.fanufacturini Co. 7001 I or '841-3312. JACKSOl<f-The Mialclan e Ext. 1175 or 1937 Free" F .. Poo-. CUst Serv"' llls!allatton * 673-1328 * Clif.'Hunt Bch. 847.3531. AMw•rlnt S.rvlco min. of. epeD blndJ>w maatc Job W•ntod, femoi.702 ~ent 051-7 SERVICE CENTER NEW OPENINGS HOUSEKEEPER needed. 2 Equal Oppor. Employer. Autoii.adc ™'m. ~~~· . ....-. $8. .... Coci6~'"is':2'.. PlllLC' n roRO -~~~~' N.B. Div~.~ ~i:. " •mall chlcln. boy 21!. girl, IO GoodM•r-ketlng SocSl!r•l~,'.!.- .AJI '· ~ nJ MM 95 I, f.r { U"f -...-mos. 6T...aJ86, . ••DO ' --· • ~• 0 1 ~· HO"" n-•~. ""-•try,. ,Wlll de your :typlftf •I , 9.llte ~ 557-:m.t El>&lneerln& Co. e.<l'"lidlDI eptltude Wtiill led. -~.~;;;i;:-~.i. hor' homo, ~II rlckup CORPORATION facllltlH In Onqe • HOUSEWORK·\I !loll Tuft." o.n LOITaJne Bobyslttlng etc. Bob, --j w .dellv•r loco H.B., OJ::ney. Starttng'oaJarr. Fri. Newport Beech. Own WESrCIJFF . YOUNG Set School ~. 1 Hj!i!N,a, \ ,i;,v., Wnt,75o por Pl• ADONUTIONIC '\:~~:i:: $16.8 WK; "a;:;,, !:l<:P='d. ~ch ·"'**"""' ~ v~ -=· or wlll -rk lty havr . DMSION growing N.B. cPA: firm. NO EXPERIENCE -2>11 W-Dr., NB cloya, 6AM-7,30PM. Prnf. Gf1.I' 11m or THAT c•ll 147409S; Must have FC bldqJc " NECESSARY ' Hlth l 'Dlltrlct ~ ' !Oachen. Register now for UJ'lsIGllTLY TRASH 6 . ' Ford Ro•d ···-" tax nlurnt -. 547-0fi3 bu an opem,. Irr F,ql,;p. MEDICAL OB GYN oUlce 1 rest of SUmmer & Fall. $al DEB R J'S. FREE NEED help at bomef We .......-~...... .. .. ar tnent Opemtor: atutinc wkly. Agee 21!.S. 646'17116. E s·T IM ATES COLL. bavo Ald.. e N,....1 e Newport BHch, C•llf. Fu-lbnlted oltly "'. aWbill. DENTAL ASSISTANT • ap. flaluy 1855. a ,;,..,u, pl111 req up, back ofllce girl "1 C•rpot Sorvlct • • Hou.sekpn e CCJmpanlons e , 92663 ty to u1Ume responaib ty, Pl only U 'd in X-Ray 11 b 1. front o 1 f I ce g tr STUDENT 548'-6428. H cm em a k er s-Up.john • Sa.I open. 64()..1333. Y exp • e xc e en t en e J t •. w/Jn1urance Ufl. Sen d YARD. ,.rage cieMUpa. 547-6681 Equal Oppor, Employer 1'1F BOOKKEEPING A _,..1 olc. exp~ed ~ duties A Interested appli<sntl ftPOl'i resume to P.O. BOX 3992, JOJtN'S Csrpet &: Upholstery • •-familiar with preventative t« the 'Mitten test on JUiy Lon Be ch ' Dri-Shampoo. free Scotch· Remove tree!, dirt, lvy, MATURE teacher with pro-Pt. time, Exp, ·Mc, Apply dentistry concept", Must be 27th 1972 at 3:30 PM in•l.iiiiii"&iiaiiiii.&iiiiiiiiiii guard , (Soil Retardants). D r 1 v e w a Y 8 • gradifw. motional & oftice exec. exp. ALTEltATION Led)' Needed. Lincoln Mf.&. Inc., 2971 ne1.t, enerirede, enthusiastic, room 136 in Huntington Pe~a~., k all a:ilor 847·-6. Jn the Eut. Seeking Orange Kuster'a Quality Cleaners, 6raee Ln., C.M. Salary open, all 133--2225. Beach High School, 1905 brtgbteneni Ir. 10 Tnlnute SKIPLOADER &: dump truck C.O. posiUon. 543-0105. 1534 Newport Blvd., CM. BOOKkEEPER wanted tor DENTAL, AuiaL. Expanded Main St.. lful:rtlnaton Beach. ble~ ,!Of Wbjle <'.arpets. work. c.oncrtte &: asphalt ARE you looking fQ,t_ Jl{lOrt )'OU1h-servire IC'l'IC'Y· Call chaJnidf\ duties in Hnta. INSURANCE Brokerage of· Save )'OUl" mon1y by saving sawing A b rt a k In 1 . Help Wanted, M & F 710 than just anotber---,Ob? &U-9900. Bch. ofc. Salary open. Ex1ra fice trainee needed for part me extra trl~ 'Vill clean 8f6...1UO. .. •• A""Bdt~"Te~~ ""' Beautiful Jdeu Div. er Gen. BOYS benetlts. 979-3639. tim~ work, IOll)e bkkpc. & Uving pu., ~ nn. &: YARD "Garqe Oeanup. .Polition Foodl netda 5 pecplt to A• 10.If.' to dlUwr PIPlrl DENTAL A .. t. exper. typinc exp. need~d. MILLION DOLLAR PROGRAM OPENS IN ORANGE COUNTY hall $1Ji. ~' rm. 17.!0, no. •st. ·1 dayl. Can URGENTLY feach prof. makeup tech. In 1tlt Dtna l'olt:t, SaaO.. cllalnlde. El~ HW. 6te 8836. couch ftO. OIOJr $5. 15 yn. anytime, -L E><ec. poo. Avail. B0.:1164. ,._ arou. ana. Sal. Open. B»-1130. m&a _____ , :'th! ;'t;,1 .:':':ey.::;; Heating & Air ASSEMBLER DAILY l'ILOf D ESICNER/Drolllmall --.tc ..,.....,.. .. a • .._ 1!-utlvH Good ret. IW.-4111-Condltlonl"f NEEDED -w/Df ,.. Arcbltoct'e ol· ...... ..., .-""""" .. .,..., • District M•not•" STEAK Carpet' dOaiiin, AIR coim. CONTRACl'OR. SECRIT·RIES EJllCTRONICS $ BOY~_!=iD $ =-~ Cltm•":lt· SERW:ES~ ~ceplloul opportUDlfy for Pl:<ll. at -,.._ 300 Calltor•stlmatt-MM1!15 ,.. Experienced A,..mblm MU!lrBE~--Elee. Sccftttly 9J ep-Uto211tomake OJ• fl\;D.15. !1J!:#l2., RR H~ Newport. NB e TYPf~ l)Hded r... varied jobs ln L Neat and honest. D l. SH WA S ffER,,-.mp nis-. 8«:t ID Im aood ._ NOW!, Have C•rpontw Hou1eclNnlng e ELEC.. . ~~. Opentnp n-2. Able to ""'1< ~ "'-. =. ~~ ~ ~·~ ! = ~.~1 •1btr1 ~ .. ".,,'th•ap.m L'RGI! OR S.,'LL •~ NNwledp of barnoll-3 PM to B PM ~u B boon .--. ....,... • " ..... MESA Oeantrw. Clrpell, .ASSfMIL y 1111, cabllnc • ch.,.1, .,,.. on Saturday. Emplo)"'" ~ to T.B. 9J p1oyment and tut oromo· All '1)1>H w.int CUl'cloOn. window• floors etc.• PIX OPRS 1111. All jobs lnunedle te a 3. EnloY11 pma parties and D~Y workroom, PBX~nlst ID$!100 Uolfl. panel, nmodel, ff11hh, Reshl/com'I. 557-6742, ·n1 . Dlwe land Ul>d. tabler, wUI -Otrk'l)pot $1'1S frame, r<palrs, ~· 962-JOOI. 548-4lll. • KEYPUMCH perm& .. _; ' w-·~d Ilk. ko $15 lrllntt. Pald -tlon • P/Timf/ce.I Ole $2.!0 hr 213:~ .... •d1131 • CARPENTR~ • BAY & Beach Janitorial. '1 Ap,.y_ln pel'l!On 'iio ;;,. -~to ma to bolldayw; Beach DrlPtfll, 118 E. 17th ·(at lrV!ntl Cl\! [collect) 0 Roucb r.,-Uo!A Tops Crpts/wlndowt/!loors, etc. OPRS REM EX T11il job la· attUnr new 900 ·w. 17th, <:¥. 642·1470 711,133-2893 evafwkndJ. It oerrt~fiC"'' (I-9 71. Resid/Comm'I. 646-1401. Interview Hours 1133 Alton St. Santa Ana customers 1or So 11th er n EMPLOYMENT I !!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!B•!l!!!"l1mii!m;;,,;o,;;,;.;;;;!!..., -· .. , Prof. ·C•rptl ci. •• 1., I sm-11 am lol,pl!H.J>m (in Irvine complex. 3 blk• N. Oranat C<iunfy'• favorlta COUNSELOR . Don't &lvo up tht &hillt TIME FOR MINc;llt ~ repatn. Plumb-Alto wlndowa a floor care. '\\'ork when It where of MacArthur, 1 blk E. of news~. No collectl~, U you like to ..york with peoo "Uat" tt 1ll dull8ed, 8bip •·· .._ ........ .:;... ~~"-Call DUtch 536-'-.• '' ~ )IOU want! Radhlll). . no deUvery. Tnl>IJ)Ortatlon pie lo bavt bad lalOI or to~ --"llf --, ftlHCK CASH .... · _,.. .. .., · . ..-... --··~ ln~-'m Equal Oppon\lnlty Employ<r It turn!shed flom -~ .public· oontact ~-n!t ~-· -~. . -·~ .,.. .. , • ~. CaD -· Ex<ellent Holtlecleanlrw ,_, ,._ .,..,... ~ \lWld' -Corr>e-·bydt.y.OwnlraJll. Personnel Servi•• ASSIMllLEllS l:ot:it. n -cal1 ,,.,.wqo1n,..'1nanm. r.u..to'Indltoarri.w• THIOUaH A hallJ.:. --·-· .. SUpmial. boat -bly bt ...... IA.M.and2PJ:I. ~ c•~•er. CQpi-Pandlolcoiumllla*'<,..l oa•LY PILOT • Cd..__. mW. 20th, C.M. lint. Ei:ptr. reqd. Top ~· -A SaloJ7 llfOildt, 5 ..... 5da11*'<5-"' ' ,__, VllcancJN COit inonql Rant Mt.75U :•2"1 ............ --Cloota M--• 1ll&h ttn1-~.000 A.1 Clilfdiu&..,.. Job --· e.p1., 11an -Ytt111a 11a ....,. mas c.ii Mr."-'°' -ft'•• .._._ .. .o""" WANT AD llPld01l1lt coll Gor•on, lil4l-j•tc.lllraaDal17P1ot Apdwaalo:lt1aaoool• TmW.17111& JlanlflW!On-lrta• O>ufal AiW:1 ----Doll7 M2•1678 I ':' ••l C• !lo! Ad. -... -. •• , ' ca.ta Mta -mo -BL al Allama •. Pllot~!!'!JOi:!•~-~~.!-~~IL~.:_ _ _::...:.::..::::~--. . ' . • '.,:. I I/~ ----I I MACHINISTS ' Will perform high · ' precision machin· 1 ing work from blue--; prints, sketches & specifications. Ad-~ : apts & improvises " ; simple to moderate-, ly complex tooling & fixtures to com-1 plete ex))el')mental ' machining assign-~ ments. Recent ex-: perience on milling machine or tracer ' mills required. PRECISION MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS .. " Will perform close · tolerance assembly 'vork on missile re- lated hardware. M u st be able to \vork from blue- prints, s.ketches & speci.flcatio.,. . . The above positions require high school ' ' education or com-~ : plelion of recogniz· ed apprenticeship '; + 5·8 years of 1 1 shop experience in 1 manufacturing pre-,.! ci sion parts. Job ·1 s h o p experience : helpful. : ' " Weekend intcrvl~ws by appt.~ I Apply In Ptr- E mployment Office : ' ' nu H•rltor Bl., C.M. : ' PhoM54U030 Extenilon 153 CELESCO INDUSTRIES A Div. ot the SU8qUebanna Corp. Equal Oppor. EmplO)lft' 1 Fut re1uU1 an J\1lt • A call away &Uo-e67S. ,; M1 d&I' lo tho nBl' DAY ..... adl Don't dolt¥ • ..ii_,,_ Have oometh!JC )IOU -toll! Ot-o:IJ do 1 -• ""1 NOii' IQ SIL Llllt 1o 'l\WltfT ca,_... _.,.,...11 ... ,.. 5U..,&do1elrl I ' ' I . ' I • ' I [ ~, .... t ][DJ I lirels;: ' ![DJ l ...... JfDJ f .. tr 0 7 ~ ... "., ~(. ••z•• ~ ~ ~Ir,..,.._ f ~~~;;~~ " J ;~;;iiiii~iliiifi,uu.;;;..,;:r~rii.1-~.n.oo °"' Ho!pWontod,M & F 710 Help Wontod, M & F 710 HolpWonloll, M & F 710 AlllllM IOC Gar ... Sat. 112 Ml1 .. ll•-' I.!.!_ M~~l:::""' ' l20 1;;.;;:;; _____ ;;.;t Rell Eatate Sat" GARAGE ult Sal A Sun. * '"UC-N· *• llNTWOOD LARG.E whtta cd4-oed LARGE n.tm'Y 'l!1llTZ Like worldn; in Laruna SECURITY GUAllDS TYPIST lllPOl\TANT Glpntfc utll. cablntt U' "' ''""' c1L VerY ...... SAMOYED HUSKY KALI: Bu.ch! tmmedtate ope""1& Oakwood Gar<len AJ>!a. needs CONSIGNMENT li>rlc. 'I' hflb. 3' wtde, Flllt 1'tntllurt CHAIRS * -nM: -* J'rleodl¥ 1ov11>1 pot. tor quallfied I I c e n a e d a P P 11 c a n. t • immediate-UNSOLD ahflvtt, cabtnett, ete. rrs. A ~~~30 Netd at leut tour fin. ar ~ PU!ASE 11ve &ftY t wk A*' 2. Prof trained Q;""" penlOl'l. Alie for Rita Myers b'. Muat be maturt, stable _}(, ~~ q, I CONTRACT:tD ll1 touch $20, B •au t. AueUons ~ i"1""""' , • p.m. Un. &ntv."OOd chalrt. Ap-male kitten a new bome. alrt. P'rlwtn 1tud. $lOI) : at Sandcastle R<al Estate. lndlvtduats over 21. Houn A U ; • MERCHANDISE m>h<>PoY bun.I l!O. Huat Windy's Auction Barn pearanc1 not lmportan~ but Mt,. Verde. Call ~1133. mikt otter. I IS-11 IS· •' 1'1116 S. Cne!t Hwy •• Laaune 7 am·! pm, wkends 7 pm·I c ~ -AUCTION cedar -t l!O. M&boa"'1 3m11 Newport, CM -· mUJt be In pd cond. No HEAVY H' fiherslu•!Wood $n.qm. Beach. 494-8025. am. C&rtfully Selected crtden:.a I n I a Id $ll), Behind Ton)''• Bid& Mt.t'I . anUquet. Trtt or rtu. rowbo.\t It floatl' * bog ()Mdflncre *-; Reel E1t1t• C•fffr Typist temporary. All exper. Fllffo • Valu.ble Chlldttn'• dothet, 2 to 12, STEPLADDERS &uorted price. >.tikt, 891.T79J.. alt. S. .962-897l • Try this Pl'OV'tft ~ m•tbad New or experienced, join the AppJ.y In Person considered. Top earninp for PIRSIAN RUGS ~lf/JJ 1 :,~o. ToytA ": alus -wooo£N ONLY -LADDER.BACK CH-A IJ\S · * FREE to a permaM:nt Clus rtutinl 1.MWI&-I Company that'• crowtn&· U OAKWOOD top akil1J. Let Keti1 Girl NEWPORJER INN 9'3-JSOi ' pant m • alto ~28' Ex TEN s Jo N Ne«t at least four matchtna home. Affectionate ftmale San Clemtnt.t &rM. you do not have a license, GARDEN APTS. 1ta.rt )'OU v.ith your bed toot LADDERS· .. had ·bffn uJNt ~h.. ladder~ck chain. Siamese eat. MM96S Joo?~ M~i~I ~ 1 check on our forward on the work ual&n-1107 Jamboree Road ELECTRIC Typewriter $SS. by retittd p&inting con. Ftn. or untin. Mu!ft he),;;~;.::_;;:;;.;;.::.,-;;.:.:== •u• .... •u•. r"" J,.._. , $49 ment of your choice. Start Bef. b Calli Elec. Mlmeocraph $40. O>py tn.ctor. Priced for QUJCK tturdy. No antique•. Free or VERY pretty amall friendly DALMATION 9u malt. I, · llO Irvine Ave. work Immediately. Come In Newport e' • machine US. Stereo SALE. OnJv $2.00 and up, reasonable prlee. Ph. ~1.tkt P!aytul. nutfy, rraY 1payl!d · HY~ Newport Beach or call. • • Vie=·~· ~~2r!~ 12 FM/AM. $50. Sony Sttl'«l 1212 South "1tou St., Slulta at 897-7791 aft 5. kitty. 613-6663: 673..()737, :~~~~ t;'*'"' I Real Eitite l"ina 833-1441 noon until thne of "uction. tape recorder $200. Allll, 50-3120. WANTED: Handmade unique KITIENS Friendly, full n! btmily. 54S-M31. Licensing Caur1• Equal Oppor. Ernploytr 2061 Bualneu Ctr. Dr. Auctmer: Col. U ih Roseo-~pe RCA S 5 0. BOOKSHELVES &nd 2 l'maU •M , type Items for • personality. Cutt•,, Fr!e to ~P-u-R"'=E~B-R~E~D~Lo-:lndon=~-.l I Full aaJer; trainl.ng program blwn. Term•~ Cub or desks Suitable for extra new lhnp in LQuna Be11.ch. good !Kime. 642-3354. black, s ·-· -no coat. Manlliement op--·• wu•-La ••nrinnlties. Ask for Mrs. SECRETARY WAITRESSES Chttk. 4111.a.o m ne, off Univertl· storage flpace in )'<!Ur Call 494--0065 Tues. 1(1..5. SHEPHERD PUPPY No papers, $25. fo;i~-;· for information at Lunch" dinntt waitresses, ty, CM, Sat.Sun\ 2 a:araporforchildren'1uu. WANT to tNy eh i l ds l(IVeschild~n * 54&--0159 * : 842-5581. C'Oclrtall waitre1se1 le night re.frlgtrators, tu itovt-$45. Priced for QUICK 8.i\LE. playhouse, &ood cond. Reas. * 642-4a58 * ... Beauutul, }ovint. Germa11 Sh~rd puppy. $15. 642-4151 11' Tarbell Realtors hostess, Apply In -Camoru & Giant putow, 3 eofu, 2 1212 South Rou SL, Santa 837-S426. 2 MALE Cockapoot. "''"" // t/J ~· / 3-5 pm. Mon· Fri. _E_q_,u_IP.,"'"--"',.----IOI-~:· chair le ~· Ana .542-3120. Mu1lc1t lnitrumentt 122 colofflf. b;te to aood home. ONIST' Pleasant ~..l\e{{u . V Tho Dorby PENTAx Spot,\,atic camera • EBONY Lowrey Hertt>ae 114&-9015. ~t,g6ing gal for this front ti ' 1262 S, E. Bristol ((lid Pali· system. mint condition. SUN the 11rd. 9 to 5.-Tooh, organ w/3 1pkn. U eu ft FENDER Stntoca1ler, f'ull· ~F;:R;E;E::k::itt'"e-n-,,-:tuny=,-;&-,-.,"""te, BEAGLES-AKC, tbam"Piotl ottke 'posi.tion with local sades), Costa Mesa. SOmm, 28mm, 13 5 mm• NW. Nrniture, . book•, Amana retrig, iep freezer. 4 Wah, A Teiaco amp/speak· "''~•~. 7-8 wks o Id, stock. Good 'Pl-pert· 11 wk! country dub. 'l)'ping, some Summer Time, Winter Time. 300mm lenses, auto bellows. phokWfaphy, Plt\& JIOn&, new Goodyear 700xl5 nylon er. Xlnt cond. USO. Aft. ~ 831-0237, ..:0::1d::·..:M>:::..59::.::16:_ ___ _ i 'lite,bookkttpl.nl. Sta.rt $450. payAU thT': K Time'~••e,GirlEarnW••·,"°'.'< NWotA~!!tJS~: ~!p:.:~e slicJe copier, cJote.up tube1, Ctoys..M. etc, 3229 Nebraska Pl., !~•.;,J.?r trlr oi PU, $100. PM le wknd.3 5J6.50U. 6 \Vk. old kiften1. Weaned &: YORKSHIRE Tel'l'Wr ii~ I Cail . Pat" Hall. ~. ~ ~ WlU fil•--"""' All or -• ~·~ pie1, 3 mo old. Adon.Me Just See Calls. Apply in penon, Surf '""11' ........,, • _. '· * BUNDY TRUMPET * traine!d. (5) Tabby 1triped. I Coastal Agency, 2790 Harbor a: Sirloin, 5930 Vl. Coast Best offer. 540-Q2M, .GAAAGE Sale. Pinea~ple HAN(i..on air conditioner for XLNT COND. rt) \1/hite w/blk tall. Nted _AK_..c.C_,.-"C'-··------- : Bl at Adams, C.M. _fi'fi~ Q) t Hwy, Newport Bch. KOBE.NA '21 Super 8 movie double bedroom at, antique car. Excellent cocditlon. $75. 545-7506 homes desperately. 837-5003. SAMOYED doe. l yr. otd • ~ / camerL ln&tant c&rtridge white. Pie table. Mllfly mile Also auorted parta :..trom ,,,,,--:--.,,---,.----"7.:-=ii":;;;:,;i-;=,.--malt, all 1botl, purtbrtt\ ' RECEPTIONIST· '" ~ ir . WAITRESS, EXPER. ioeding. Power telephoto item1. 2Sll Via Marina. 1961 Olds . Slatton W'ion. Offlc• Purnituro/ FREE PIGEONS but"' paP"". lllO· 417-=2; ! TYPIST. Corporate ofti~es. • BLUE 03;P~N • wide angle lttll. AJ.mogt ~·~)" TV•tlf\.,bwtn 22nd Reuonable. 531-3885 after · lq!Jfp. 124 968-0811 IRISH Settt!r fe.m&Je, 1ti • M.$1 WPM. No agencies. Thf'n Pick The Hours, Days, 3355 Via o, new. $75 or makl! offer. ' . S:30PM,aaktorl..ypn DRAFTING tablf', older o!-monthl, AKC. lo vl11 .. i For •PPl call Dick Be11.u-Length 01 Employment WAITRESSES. bu 1boY1, 542-1734 eves & weekends. G<iod. Jtuff. Furn, reeordJ, KENMORE wl.lhtt .t: ras fiee dl!ak, fill! cabinet. .------..., di•~n. 64M100. Ii champ, 546-0370 weekdays. That Fits Your Need1 ~a~n:~ Kitehe: ~el~ , PETRI F'T caml!ra. Seldom =~ e~cM ~ "~ B~Ur· dryer, 6 mO'a. o Id, 548-49CXI [ Pet• ind Supplit1 JI "-') * Jtallan GreyhOUnd.!I, AKC: · You'll Work For U1 Dis wa ers PP Y in used. C. C. auto, 1; 1.8 f.55 • · · am · F'l'icidaire refri(. Lr I· •. EWRITER 1 tan d a rd 1' show, 10 wks, MC to t1ah~ : .RECREATION DIRECTOR On Our Payroll penon aftl!r 12PM, 696 So. mm. No. 306666. With flash late. qut!e~ lz. be.d. 6 mo'i old, 'lBM electric.' party. 837-96*1 eve1 1 City of Fountain Vallf'y In Our Customers' Offices, Cout Hwy, Lag. Bch. att&.chment. $100 or make GARAGE sale .. Bayshore1, Schwtnn bike, Cl r I 1. $125 Call 8.\'l--0792 I wknda. t s a 1 a r y : $13,644-$16.920. We'll Plap A Work WAITRESS Exp • cood & (lffer. 542-1734 eves I.: fine value•, music Inst., 962--0589 · P1t1, G1nar1 850 -~-------< ~ Degree Ree. or related Schedule To Sult You Coektail. The Blue Beet; 1D7 weekends. sewinrmach, kitchen aoods. suMMER SALE Pi1not/Org1n1 826·1--::T:o-h-o"'Te:,-.-p.,.lc-==z'".-n.--OLD Enell•h Sheep Dof, ' tield; ' yn. exper'SI ·, Pe~n-On~ Thyat II r:~l~ty 21.st Pl. N.B. aft 4 PM. I -,.--l-tu-... -----1-10 ~;:rte~, ~~·~c.tv~te. PERSlAN RUGS FREE ~ s. M1in • O~n Now =~t54~.11 moa. AKC. net Dept., 10200 a er ve., o our 1 WANTED: Full-time ex-1 urn y· • ew. 20% (!If-July 15th thru 31st Santa Ana's newest&: largest ====c-=_,.~...,_..,.,1 l 92708. Pb: (714) 962-2424. Your Time ... · ed CU1todi1.n Clean-Dr., N.~. Call Kerman'• 10:30 to 5:30 MINIATURE Dachshund 72 Your Trans"""'*"'tion .,..nenc ' . MOVING to Hawaii! 2 , Starting Yi'tek of Augu5t 7 Tropical Fish Store. Un· aa.Jt, 7 weekl old. $35. i Apply by 814/ . Call Or Vi~tt' i~t &: light ptdenina be~ Armoitts S50 .eL Dbl bed MULTI-Family Garaa:e Sale. O:irona dtl Mar, 67s;.7340 ORANGE COAST believable f' king Clown * 830--3284 * II , REPRO TYPIST m"I' Aul<U'l lJith, Finl w/.bx!pt'll $35. t Drwr Sota bed, wheel barrow, HAVE {4) <lckets for HAMMOND STUDIOS !;Jches $5.95. Laot tlmethls ·-~-Sal Irvine 833· 1441 C h u r c h Chrlat, Scil!nti1t. walnut dresm' $40. Antique ~vtl kennel, txtrcycle, p .... eant of the Maiten, ..M..,,., "ear • Clown Lochn tor 59c. ADORABLE • · High S=-~ 8"' N t B h ~·•·-• -· ,_ -uu-, ~~ __ .._ I N. O FEE :ll61 Business Center Dr. ewpor efc · wbt dttur & minor $40. ~ 1.w•uu .... • ...,"''' ......,, Sunday July 30. Trade for 4 Adult Evtninc Clu1et 2 oz. tilter wool flee w/trte ~ .........- 1 • Non-smoker. Non-drinker. Hl$h Rlaer bedr, 6 mQI old Holiday Road, NS. any performanca after Aug. • Bea\nnen alr stone. Eurtka pump, $15430 S..1'195 I ·M111l have IBM magnetic Secretary Personnel Call 673-l340. 543--8380. $90. AnUq delk-1ec'y $50. GARAGE sale July 22nd le 3. 637--0268. • Secondary Sl.49. 5 1al. tank w/hood AFGHANS. Champ. aft, ~ card.composer exper, good Must have IOOti secretarial * Warehmtsemen!Dr1vir:s * Anitque smoking 1 tan d 2.1rd. Port. c:ar air cond, MEMBERSHIP: New p 0 rt e Theory $3.99. 10 ra.l tank w/hood pt/1h. Will sell ttuonlbly work record & high skills. skills. pleasant penonalit:y, Good (lptnfng, men 20 to 40; w/copper lining $50. Misc clothe!, misc Items. 312 8ch. Tennil Oub. ~ e Workahop $6.99. CaU 979-Fish. to sood homes. Ma•; II very modern working be able to a 11 um e several jobs open with good Ite.rru:. 846-4172. Hanover Or, C<>ata Mesa. 9 relocating. I>t!litts to sell. Call tor in!ormation * "Sherry's''. Groomin&: 10 _si_1 ___ 0. _____ _ · conds. in Irvine arae. responsibilities with little chance for advancement for ONBELIEV ABLY to 5. 83>-3252. p .0 . Box 841, Ran-6444930 yrs in all breeds. (Free AKC SPrlnser Spanitl puppiei I' < · p p $ -•-1 ~-65 IBM M>mtone willing to work. -ne<.t.'"'""NABLE MOVIN TO • • • 1u.,... ""'on. ."'.,.. • n.c.Ao;!V G Haw a I I ! cha Santa Fe., Cal. 2854 E. Coast Hwy., CdM pickup), Boardlna:. poodle Chantp field line. 1 wQ. • 4 Pacific elec <Exec). Shrthnd ioo: ~:1Yd .in ~.:· A'3WJ. ~ Thomasville kingsize bdrm SA.T/SUN. 4009 Aladdin MOVING TO Hawau. Mink PIANO SALEI puppies. 546-2848. sso. 9~2329. att. 5. ' Per1onn1I Services Starting saJa.ry S707 mo. a ay, n na set, 9' velvet BOfa & Drive, Hun~on Harbour, Coat, full length, .CUSt(lril Plano ..... •· teache-BABY MICE YORK, SHIRE Ttnier, .A.KC, Send re.!lume to San Joa-·1.. Mr. Vernoy bet. BAM~ 2 PM I 0 v es eat, I u x u ~-us 01f w---r near "--t -•• •• · 112 No. Tower 'I .... , • .,, ... , ... ' ....ua& black diamond, 11 i-u. studios; fklor mOOels; di•· 25c each perftet coloring le lilt. 186) Union Bank Square School District, 14600 S. W. We need a Grandmother at naugahyde sofa & love.eat, Hwy H B \Y 6 . Val •AMII 11 N Bl u 16 CM •u Tm Ora•-, Cal•'f, SandCal Canyon, E. Irvine, Our house 8 am ro 5:30. 6' cocktail tbl, 2 end com· * F•RO·M· turn to . orn 0_!!~~s72, _,.,..It continued models; damaged 968--0833 pt. · 1"o. • · o;1ft1" ·~-'2650 t •· misc. $1400 . .,...,....,.... · cues ..... _._ aU here • on E' ~GANT A-uou5 -t • 6 46 Mon thru Fri. tor Je f"' modes, bunk beds, Spanl1h Refri 1.n~..-... • ~ "u"""" _ • 547• 4 S~c·Y ESCROW Caroline, 10 )'Tl &: 17 mos. game set w/matchlng bar, ·r: Sat & Sun, 9-5 pm. COMPLETE aet men'' aale 8t diacounta to $100. C1t1 152 &how puppies&: all breed I ' •-• .... r Rachi!! May "•/wk. 10 p•'d holid .. .,111. hid .. a·bed. (213) °'"9339. 522 Rivenide, New P 0 rt Wilson ltlt :i,:ed .... u W1lllch1 Music City 1tock. AU cclorr. 9C-fl956. """' w Would yi:iu like to ge.t in the ~ .., "'.J .,_. Beach · e -PERSIAN ki1ten1, CTA reg., •. & part Hnt""' Beach 846-2644 • clubs. Misc: tis in&: rods ti South Coast Plaza STUD SERVICE mAIL cler mg . high psid escrow field! Thi! .,... ' LADDERBACK CH A IRS. ** Furniture le all papers, champ, lineace. 1 "lhne : kitchen work 1 n co. will train the gal with WOMAN tor factory machine Need at lea.st four matching misc it,ma. equip. 5f8..2850. 1 54(}.2830 Shots. $.50 k up. Al50 black Black I.Ab, AKC rea: ehamp. I• Jho!Pit.&1 store. Full time, 5 ......:...i skflls. start UM, 00 O""rator, 10me exp helpful, hi..., ladderback chairs. Sat It Sun. 2427 HolJy Ln, PROF. Trimmer I aw h WOlUCJNG Spinet pwnp 1moi.e 1tud •ezvler. 892-2970. Son ba.ck~d flt.3J41 day1, 8 to 4. 522-2819. · •Helen Ha""'s, 5 4 0-6 o 5 5, will retain. 54.5-0401. Fl~'." or unfin. Must be N.B. MB-700l. mower wiKobltr epa ,J{ad-organ and bench. Call; " '· ,. · ..-~ GARAGE Sale: Washer/Dry-Master vacuum. sm:U .tffil.1· ~9791.,' HIMALAYAN KmENS * ~ Mr'Vtct. ENG ; RN's ~ L~·~ 11-7 & 3-U O:tutal Aa"ency, 2 7 9 0 YOUNG man to W<>rk swap aturdy. No antiques. Ftte or h le-""' . , ty trlr (1' 597 itoi , , mRle, ACFA. noo SPJUN&llt. iltvilr. '.\.AJCC. • ahiftl. Huh( Bcb..area. Call Harbor Bl. at Adams. C.M. m.,,. Sat" sun. Must have rea.!IOnable price. Pb. Mike er, aew mac Ii"""\ U11n1• • ..., -.,,~ .... p=o _ 1100 or BEST ..... ~ ....... ~9 * waa--• ••• r:a:. .,. at 897-7791 after 5. cheap: 6731 Walton Dr, 'HB~ ALLEN SYNCROGiiPJi ..... """ ti• tr,. ~. ., iJ'fU""O'U • -~ ... .., • ! M2-5551. '5' 5e.'cretariea to $620 van (If pick up. Salary + ·--' OFFER.. ' --' ~·. ' 6 f, A: I w•·-, n~. ft~. I 3 Stenos to $500 commil1k>n. Local Rd's. KITCHEN Dinette table w/6 LARGE.Gara.re sale. Lota ~f MODEL.;& •1415~ ~:.!!1• Cl.lit 979-2179 + ·~~· J.~"" _J. ,.. ~~ •· ~ Sales 3 Const. Sec'ys to $650 For appt. 963-1674. chail'!I, $30. 3 pe. sectional, goodies. Sat. A: Sun. 160 DJSTRIBIJJ'OR MA\.Rl~'J~· ' . • , ~ c;.vlotJ: JJlO it I Y tmaJI. 10~1PJ· C&U MO_NTGOMERY WARD 2 rte Bkkpr&Con•tr ot $900 175. 2 match~ tables, llli Monte Vista. C.M. 645-M!S: 542-llM eve• & !""'k•nds. • Sporting Gootl1 l3CI ~:"°"trained. !Oc ea. -· f. Commi11laned 3 Statistical Typists to $500 ta. Dux. chall' le ottoman, GARAGE &ale Sat le Sun. SCHWINN ~&n!fem. bike, $85,. WANTED: O'Srlen· watenkl * AKC-It.IC·. mllo, !!' ! S1l11m1n Liz Reindeer'• Aa:eney JI"""") $40. 546--1753 Private Party. 17062 Frim1 • Lane, Hun-Teak cou .. ta~. $30. oil, Jn~ emd. le. tr.ck t.apt Dogs 154 Female Pqpl, 0 .... 1 n~ed for foUowing dept. 4500 Campus Or., N.8. Meechardae V FRUITWOOD oval dining tifliton Beach. paintings a:Jotd prints $10 to 'dtek w/F'M. ~7643. AKC Pupg... 9 wk old Germ&n ~· U00 ea. aMIU. 1 e Fencing Fee Pa.Id By Co. 546-2113 ';;;;;;;;;;;;:~;;; room table w/2 leaves. 4 MOVING. Water ikis, chn, $50. Brie-a-brae. 833-3953. TV, lt•dlo, HIFi, ahorthair ahow &: fiel d, 5 wk Hor..f IN e L1r9e Appll1nc1s SERVICE St.atioftllit,.pump • chain + Host & Hostel!! lamps. Jots ol misc. 1957 WASHER, stove, ladles bike, Steno IJ6 old great dane1, best In --------- • TV Stereo Island salesman. CdM area. Antlqu11 IOO w/CMJe back. SSS 642-U&J.. Sandei'ling Cir, Colla M"esa chair, comp. Ping Pena: lb\. ~ temperament &. s how, e Auto P1rt1 Exper. reqd. Top Wages. FURNITURE Exec u t Iv e .. l'VNo 0~ MISC. BARG•~•s. Cedar chest, bead ' foot ~O I 1972 \Garr a rd Mart Iner f! 1 t' Kennett I Yl' Quarter Horse Gtldl.fll, UJJ"' 1.: Al..I"' ... -make efttr. Tac avail. Ph: e floor Cov1rin9 Phone 675-3648 or 675--0533 BEAUTIFUL old iron & transferred. Selling 2 sofas, 926 Capital, Coat.a Mesa, Sat board, dresser. 64>33~1).,:; 1 eqilljpia tw:ith .Ml abed pro. 546--0989 •. • Sporting Goods tor appt. bros dbl bed, SlOO. Solid a bedroom, 19 cu. ft. Amana 1i Sun 9 am to? BRUNSWICK V1P s· alati tesslotW ehanpr, A.M/J'M OB=:,E;,,D:o=l::oE:,,t.:'°'CE""'o"'a"1-,-::T"o-:s"tart"" -•~.c11M5..:c.·~~---~1 Exper. in comn1issioned SJiARP R.E. s a 1e1 m1. n. brus 1incle bed, $60. Fancy side by aide, plu1 man)' ad. · Cl") pool tabla. $550. xlnt 1terto reeflvtr, tealtd air-Wed. July 2&th T: 30 PM tn * 8 yr old Say tborobnd Ml.ea iref'd. We are looking Listina Oriented. s ma J 1 old oak ll!win& mac:bine ditiona.1 items. ~112T. HouHhold Goofllt 114 cond. 54&-WI. 1uspen1ion apeabn, tape the Ne\11.'pOl't-Jrvine area. pldins. Seat o ff t r • tor qgressive men who are CMLS> oftiet. Takes 10% cabinet w.newer !!lee Slnaer BENTWOOD COUCH deck le head phone p1ua·ln Oper1 to all doll over 5 mo'i "4-1195; 875-5792 anyitmt. depeOOabl.e, ateady &: want The rest ii youn. NB. Write that runs a:ood. all attach, &: • .ew1n1 machine in 8'it' Clmper, al8epa; 4, incl. jack.a. Brand new 1n box ' aid 516--4928 , GOOd Ridj~·· Horse bo buH•n holer. t-e11, Oak parlor CHAIRS cabinet w/chair, •W.0 heater, $400. Water .oftner, •uaranletd. tW..t .. aDy ~.,.._,,:;·;;;c'::-";';:'::'-=c-=".'." I .,, oppor. to make • ve Clasallied Ad No. 428. Daily ,...., ~ 1..1-... ~ t lour... ak baby' 1,,. 5311191 •u ..... '6 .. ' !I•• 1-;IIUSH t ha S200 * 8791. ~-. Costa table, llul ball & claw '"~ at lea.a ~. or W\-llJI! en, I crib, hi ..,_, . • ed at $279.95. BallJ)Ce S87 Se !er puppy, vt • , f;nge earnings. rtu ·m Pilot. 330 ~Bay, lep, $~. All items oom· fin, Bentwood cltain:. A~ cb.al.r, vacumn c I ea n er ; * woru:D Book EneycJo-cash or tmall plymtnt& papm:, mutt ell. Wormed NEW CY show aaddie $211), ancement ~ xlnti Mesa. Ca. · pletely restored. ~9946 pearance not lmp0rtant, but much more. (714) 847...o217. -.fiu, l969 edition w-wl\itt Lay. aw a 1 D 1 p t 6 1Mt1. Btlt ofr 548-1610, uied plealW't'aaddle oompl, are iOOd &: we uuer n co. SITTER ---'ed lmmed. -• t •-•-~ d N ~" 1 ., ' ' ft ! ••• ·--•·• b.i •• •""' ~-,....;.. ·-•v ·-QUE mus ~ ~ •-" con . o Jewelry 115 bind;""· $80, 968-8558, 7141893-ll!Ol. a or -'"· ·~ --· ,.,...,..,. benefits that include lf'OUP home, d••o, 2 ..... acb1 "'"A• tl Fr ·• IN., ·profit aharlng, retir<-children, ;_. tran.'."i4o.92SI SHOW & SALE 90· que!" •• or ,...,, 0.... LIMOGE Plates, new ZENITH & !\CA Color TVa •••••••••••••••••••• mtnt plan, tmployee dis-SKILLED TYPIST Anlheim Convention Ctr., pnce. Mike, ll97·779l aft. 5 u~,uOND,, over 2 ct, white, handmade quilt, blue chlp1, at less than the dlscountera. • • then a-• lrom D'-yland. 800 KINGSJZE he ad b (I a rd , flawleu. I..uae t I er y · ti.Ilk 64,, -Most •73 mode.la tn atock. • o:iunt s. tn8llY (I • To learn the m---~----I Atatralilll 0 PAL. ..-. tmp. ruf, ' r-o;JO:I. '" '6-~ W. Katella, July 27, ~. 29, bookshelf ~· amps mat-.... •12·s at drastic &av!npl , SALES. Procres!ive growina: O.C. Manllf. co. req's sales ad- minlstra.tor/eng:ineer. We market exclusively through reps & rl!QUirl! . exper. salesman w/strong tech bckgrnd. to..,lnterface w /representative-s &: customers. Travel reqd. 100% IndustriRl m~ket. Petro Chem background helpftil. Reply to Ou1ified ad 4i'f c/o Dally Pil(lt, P.O. Box 1560, c.osta Mesa. Ca. 9'l6:18. SALESMAN For Mon'• Dopt. F /Tlni .. Exp.rlen.-d Xln't Sal, Comm & Benefits 5'0-!0.l(), Ext.30 JOSEPH MAGNIN Equal opp'ty employer MLESGIJU.S & assistant mer. Creitive fa• ti Ion "-1'man'1 w~ar. Top aalary. Exp req'd. 838-6i62 until II am UICK CASH THROUGH A AllY PILOT HIOU8H A WINT ID 842-171 ' hJsiness. Min. 60 w.p.m. 30. Thurs/Fri/Sat. 1 PM·lD tren & spn.ngs, !!pOtlesa. 9 rmmded w/24 blut/whlte BRAND new Sears deluxe Free color anteMI ln1talled Must be able to learn. PM Sun. U noon~ PM. drawer dreWr w/mirror, DI AM 0 ND S, re&iltered belt musager. Cost $100 'With' all c;ontolea thru 3'll). · Irvine Indus Dis.t. 'Ille ' $2fJO. Octagon dininc rm tbl, value $980. 1ell $449. EM· 1ell $50. 644-1732· 3111t. 3· yr. picture tube, 1 yr Meairs Co .. 8J3..3340. GRANDFATHER clock, 40 2 ltaves, table J19d1, l)eCaft, PRESS RING in U carat FUCHSIAS· FERNS • MISC. J>arla &: aerrice. Cub 90 Switchboard Opr. yr (IJd ... ~~ful t7' ihkigh, $100. ~am on!Y· •ettina: w/Emtrald over 1 M auorted Illes 40c·Sl 'j 'J>l&n or. termli. ABC Color ·~ l()\id m .... "'6vny, I r e • ct. I: 10 diam(lndS, va1ue 291 E. 23rd St., Costa Mesa TV: 9tJ2f AU ti , ,..,..., every % hr on Westminster MOVING. Like new, queen S795 ell $348 EMERALD ' !!'. ..:..-. . pt Id Chimes. Worth suoo. Ask· bed. 9· Custom, ott-wbJte • 1 • ·MOVING • Girl'*' wht. Fr; nngton 15-ch wn w ~I ·~~ r ej .•n 1d In Weman'• War Ing $900. 963-3501 velvet aofa. Con.ole tteno, ~ 5 cte:, ~· OTHER trundle brd $50 comp, 9' LEAR Jet, stereo 8 po:ti.blt t C11r Ma~ ,leth 6ft .. 5671, ext 330 Needs you for short term tiqu 1 t cheap. Etc. MS-UU. ~1_t qua35Ut;; ~lout ltthanones hydro plane, no' engine $40. tape player, 10lld 1ta1e, . _ temporary &Wcnments. GENUINE an e. ipne II MATCHING KITCllEN v ' ·~ owet CUstomed dune cyd• $!$ Model P..llO. Piuit into In' tern· aTlona/De•laner Pat•ern Must have exper. Xlnt me, Reed Organ, hand wholea.le. 6n;..rui. 5'MX>12. I cigarette Uahtl!l' or Wl!i e 1) '. J • • ' ~ ] II \\'Orkini cond1. Top earn-~. beautifuUy reatol"l!d OIAIRS ~~~ DIA. SOL. Rine . .Approx 1 ct. MUST •e. ~ 5 draj batterin, Hardly used. P.alf 1J¥i. Weekly paycheck. tinllh. Must eell at $1500. A-1 qual. $295. Dia. SoJ, f&r· cheata ' bmkcue1 hide· ~ -sell SXI. 542-1734 evff. 1 ~701l ANTIQUE Victorian e u t rings $15. Dia tit tac $10. ~. hlk SpanJ.ah co'uch, 'Nttkend1. I Abloh.Jt~Uy Girl BRASS BED~ SlZE velvet couch, chain, t.a~les, 638-0533, 2-7 pm. dlvidl!n, de11k & chr. gm JtEVOX ATI Mk Ill. 2 track. 1061 Bumne .. Ctr. or. FROM CZECHOSLOVAK!.\ Jampe, 962-7057• 116 La Colonla. Ftn Vy. --·i Mdl 1102. Nr. ..... Irvine &rr1441 Incl. mattreu * *2012 MEDJT. dreuer. mimr, 2 Mechtnery HUTCH $19. Louv. cab t&, W/walnut caH, rtmi;it• TECHNICIAN * ANTIQUE oek curio end Jables. king heedboar<I. ALLEN SYNCROGRAPH. Van $45. Antique b<ds, 1P:, control & ne!,lltOUlltl.1498, Experienned Jape deck & ceblnet, mllc. f\Jrnl-, Xlnt. $J2S, &42-461!. MODEL E UlJi HD J7F, ple-<rU>her. 105 E. Main. 548-4342 stereo equipment, take over etc. MM355. RUGS, love ll!at. TV, coffee DISTRIBtJTOR MAOUNE. Balboa, No. 13. "w"ALNUT==..,eonao="t,...e,-· 21="°"Co"1or;:: QPl!r&tion of entire repair l I02 tbl, end Uilil. dbl bed, 542-1734 tvei A wet.kends. DIAMONDS. not my stylt1 1V, AM/TM, rt cord inltall&tkm tWJter, Salary A.,,pll•nc• dressers. Misc. 646-lts&. New e.n&'lPttlt!!nt r In a:, play~. per:fect cond. C.0.t plus. U.S.A. Stereo Equl_p. REFRIGERATOR $1 O O. FINE OrlenW dlninc room Mftc1lf•~1 Ill matching band $285/offer. $1500, se.U for $750. 833-39SJ, Warehouse, 1T9 t. 17th St., Elec. ltOYe $100. 7 7 t 6 set, ru~'OOd. also ot! '?!' STEREO: u n e 1 a 1 med 548-9721. ACOUSTIC 150. 115 RMS . .,, """ H t 1 t on'en•-• lurn. 493-2448. .._11 C.Osta Ml!sa .,..,.._.., open Newman, u n n C on u:u ll.)'lway, Garrard • .pted ROTARY mower $35. Tenor Lilt!! new, Priced to ~· 11 AM. Beach. 9 PC. BASSE'IT Frultwd. changer, air 1~nalon banjo $'15. 4x5 speed graphic 642-3983 after 6 PM. ** TELEPHONE Appt l\tAYTAG repairman bu din. rm. set. 2 Pe. oak br. speakers with mult i ple oottlt Sl!iO . .U~ 12'' C.B. JU.dio-Johnson 110 $Ch Stt'y _PART TIME, S.9 waahm $35. to $lqll. Can set. 7' pool tbl. 557-5855. ero11·over network. type1Wlt,rttS.M&-4935eve wlroot mount ant. $100. PM, Corona del Mu. Xln't dellwr w/l ¥'· iuarn. 8' SOFA • love seat, never AM/FM/MPX radio and LOWNMOWER 185. O th tr 545-6455 aft 6. 1&1 + bonua. Req'd: A 1.19--1778. Used. Both $150. Sewing tape deck. Still bre.nd new. mite. GarMn tooob. --~------1 p o 11 ah e d unemcumbm!d itECX>ND. Kdlmor< ,,...... mach $25, Pvt Pty, MIJ.7910 OrtaJnally $ill.fl 1'1Y oll * !1;7-3111 * bulinta woman wi the tUt from ..... ·rrte del., PECAN coffee &: end tablt!a 1m611 balance of $197.11 or AVON SAie, lg. 1lock, wt)' [ • ' If I of JIUIU&I'°"· 133--D or tndel aectpted. 546-tS72 or $275. Oeoorator dlnett. at payments o< $8.25 montbJy. ttu. 10-5 Thur/Sat/SI.In., Frw II YW 17>-!f189, 147-l!lS Bum'• Appllonce. $L15. 5o'1-3111. USA St-E. u Ip. no <heckl, 2414 SUI& .... , 1 ··~---~~- TELEPllONE IOIJcllon, Top 2 DOOR --rtfr1r.,lJi EXCELLENT COUCH AND w .... -. 1'19 E. 17th I!!., C.M. ' -' LI-, 2 Tl.-, f2.C19 oalary A COIMI· PL !Im• cu. ft., I~ + G.E. Elec. MATCHING ROCKER $30: ·eom 1.1•. '4-~2• GIANT llellgner Rtaodi , ..... !lip. pn1. Call aft 5 drytr le-Both lllte -· -ATrER 6 ~ 81Jrpl~ !Joie: P.C. Attn 'N Andy1. 4 ft. $lJi. M' WILL IOmeone &doll 111)1 pm only. Mi for llole, -· REDWOOD burl, ~ A bouU. copod ..... mlttort, doUs $5. -· belut. black ldtteo? l .., 5.'i?-2781. * LARGE. Whtie GE mrtl· un!inbhed. coiil, • -rmm, wlrt, DE w:tNNE, Ci1ccUnt jj movl"&'· Smart. bolt tro!nodj TELEPHONE Salea: Sell erator, older. cho,il, aood BEA soon: -"IU'pmnt, etc. July 21th. other palnUna1, allO other , ,,,541-=7531=·,...,,_.,....,...,..,,_.,.1 Southern 0r"'8• County'• Q>ndltiOn. !MS-7042. PRllCISIOJj Windlnc Co. obJecb Ol 111. •ms alt T •• WANTED: Dor loWtl lull- Favor1te Newap&ptr lrom ~ --LOVELY walmrt ~ Mt Dl7 S. Crand, S..ta Ana. l• tor •·•-~·,",,,..U mi.. your hQme., Makt u much OVER D W111~•· .... "'w .. w/hutch, 6 chairs. Livlnt (Wa.merAGrand)S4Ml.01. Rex 11randt watfr mlar, ed C~ fen\ale. ., 3'0tl -· ~..,... ~-lrom $39.95, rm tum, tic. 548-490ll MA (!Aw Tlde&ondilll. mlil1on on ucb oalt. Call _.,, QUEENSIZE hldt. a. bed Kl YOUR OWN l!Oll. 673-11116 l-~_,..,=·:::.,--;-:::;::-:;:;-- :167.ml. ALM06T new QE e!tctrlc IOOd oond. 115, !>pc dork-PURI WATIR 13 Hot W'"1I. '"" A-: 4 lilllent. twits •Id. •oct top.otildllnr cltwr.JC:.: troeto 1M ~ TR.VIL AGINT C1otbe1 dryer. $95. Call oak bdm lt!t Sll5. NMT2l 1'e fal!Otl. Call In< home 100' trod< mlllY • ._, a malas. l !.,,,ale. ot lh• IQ\i&l'ld llldtllao. ,.., !\t.!! ~ " 11>-'13211. dt.-ollon. All'• l'uN, • • · M)llOl el lhll lll&ture _,,., Exp only. I 111 m • • h to I' t'OIUIAI.--. "11 John/Ch r l 1 ll e <714) Xlnt oond, ! 03!5 Loadl>n oddl allsl\I MlllOt _. Ult -..r. a openlna. G60d JllJ'. Trw llEnUGEllATOR. U cu ft J -de ..,......,. -m<JIM wta1ay1 io-i· Sat GAMGE lull el mloc tooti 6 8maU lWo "'"'1. 6 moa. H llaft<I o1ttrt. 1114 pull tho ~ llf t9o ...... Glob< Travel, 0>Ma Meia. tlr. 1ato -I yrs old. dunl• a&. .. MD lo.l. ' ' tic. Loll ot ""1:afnol ~ W•U 11\CJ irtd. Hetleti -......_ -In o n))'11od fl --.... ~IOllJ. Ill 111111 -tirOlcen. 11> Id hnme, Ml Ml\ or ololtl-72112 It cul In W-1 llMo 3"11. -ll.l>le ' • cllaln. AMPUrlER. -; 12 ltrlnt · Ill• 4' ~ -'11 j'ar6i "' W fa)rle, To ~~ 1ccunte. '!..~ ~.~,~ ..&,. =; UP&•T~ •• ~~~: ·..:..~."'d.~ a:;:;u: .... :=: ~ = ::1m"~ ... "='-°'='"":8~ * -· 1111 -Pnt o Ullo "loot" la 10Uf AJltnA tmp; 0 If• of ti -otlor ... m _,, ol4. _ 'CMS•Mlllbr4. N.J -Don·• Pl ., 11111 1111p1 lhiit Walhen/D.rpro IMll • .. --· lllfl•tll•: All ttomo u... Liiio to 1rw1e1 0ar rilaii'I "Llat" tt 111 d1•Hltd. -9'Jk. N .,....._ ,,....,.. Cill 0°--· 11eu. 'l'6 iV. 13111. A .... wut Id 111-. It> Paradlla eolultlll 11 n ya11! ••••••••••••••••• 1o-.1111o1111-. * lll-llOI * -Ooolo -M t1U. ,.-. 5 U-. I...,_ 111r I llldL ·------•-11!1•••••• • Kolly G irl ' '' • • ' I La1rr1 I ,, • - • \• , - l BOISE LIFETIME . . ,, . : .. " .• -..... // • . . / . r,~(·I•" ~.,...,, ___ ...__ ---·--·· --..._ .. -·~ --.. -----· ' e 20' LEISUlll't.ODOI ' ( ~·. '" ' e 23' PREMIElt'f':• . ;. e· 25~ ·CONftNINTAL . . . e 26' IMPERIAL . ' .. ' . SALES &. RIN'tALS , .. ~P~CIAL: .. . . . '70 ~1FETtMf LEISURE ·LODGE ' • 'I~ " • Ullder U,000 Orltloat MU... My Sell Cootal.oiod Jll"tl .... !ileio t•OUHLl '699.S • ... ... .. • ' YOUR NEW ORANG• COUNTY DEALER IOR BARTH 22' r. is1 1fib1 JOI IMMIDIA Tl Dll.MIY ., .,., ' -BiRTH -SALES .. RENTALS SPECIAL: '71 LIFETIME 23' PREMIER • • J, . ' .,, Trucks 962 '5S Font 1hT new E'tlg tTant'l tires Painr etc. Runs looks new & camper 644--02611. + Tax per mo. 36 mo. open end Southern CaDfornia 1st National Bank Leasing for Used CUI 6 trucks, JOll call tla fer tree nttmatea. GROTH CHEVROLET NEWPORT IMPORTS . , Motor Homes Sole/Rent 940 Motor Hom11 Sale/Rent MOTO'R HOMES FOR RENT All Sizes AYcillabl~ ·For Rental Complet• S1IH & Service Faclllty For AH Model 4 Speed1 We Buy Motorcycte1 Cars, Vans and Trucks iv ARREN AQ'rll SALES 8Z1--054.1 \VJLL Buy your car paid tor or not. CalJl fta}pb Gordon 673-0900 -445 E. olaat Hwy. Newport Beach. ' AUIQS, lmpori.d 970 •n '!UYOTJ, • OPEL • DAT· SUN WAGoN SALE! (040- BSX) !'68FVY) (499CPN) °YOUR d!OICE lJ.651, n,.,.. ~dftra &bins Ford, 2060 Har· b« Blvd., Calta Mesa, 642-0010. ALFA ROMEO · All•.R..,,.. DANMAR NOW oN ~l.AY ... -I Stl'fl .!ttvfct MOTOa .HOMES """CQAS.1 .,..;:rr" 13801 H···~yD .. G.G. N=~°"'"'~ ~-, __ • !!! • .im!l!!!!iJli!!!!l) .... !!!!1! .... !!!!l!....,l!!!!'!!!!!!!!!lilN~, ~"P,!!t &;; .. ad! -· -~---·-·--- • I • 'c Ir. ! -·s. 1§1 l -...... 1~1 .__ ___ ... _ .. _,!§) l" ;........... l§l l ........ w. l§J ! ._..... l§l I" _..... I~ [ -..... • ~ Avtos_,_1_mpo1.__-_ .... __ ,,_o Autot, am,1r1e11 m ~A~ ...... t;~··=•;!•~rtEu1~:!•~11 Allt•t. '*•wr•f m Au-........... m i l"~"; .... ~. ;;~.:-t~10~ l!1w~; ..... ~~ ... ;.;.~ .... ~~!:m~ Autos, 1rnport9r11 I~ I ALFA IOMEO ClmOJH .oA"Tiiii ... •cnES IENZ Of'IL POUCH! -DEAN LEWI., VOLVO RENAULT ' ... . r .. • :• . '~: • .. . ... ' . ' ... .. ~ ' ., .. ;~ - • ' •• . . ., Alfa lull 72-Citroen Ma111u11 ""ioN' MNS · 1 12 teCEDES ----·.y~g ""'9P'n-~-1"'"'980,.,.._ l'mlft1,....,1Audl Orange County's Faste~t Growing Deal•r FREE DEMO OVERNIGHT TO nsr DRIVE BUY· or LEASE 2 DR. SEDAN 2080 AWARD WINNING 11131 H.,q8jv4., a.a. · Tllla luxury motor car Is Ilk• · RALLY£ 111nrnr LUXURY CAR Qli.:lm new Jlt all respects. It bu MUU" ' NOW IN STOCK For lmmocll1i. 0.11 .. ry lnst111t Cr'Mlt BANcolSt'NG IMPORTS . '72 Audi 100 1..5, 4 dr, 9XX) ml. S~ metallic red, leathe~tte, . air, AM/FM, $4450. -9478 AUSTIN HEALEY ' w..-Sjloclal low low mileqe. (IJBTC!l Road I Rallye Molw'I ?I DATSUN 511 ud c:aa be ... at <CIJIAVAl,$1!115 ~ Oww• Cowtly'a Oldest Dir. •n Dt.lsdn 510, AM·nl 1609 Pomona Aw. .... air/~ t Q ··treo. .......... .,. ~ eo.u. Meu n~ .,._, Radial tint. mac Cit,_ Sports ~ltl whls <l vtnyt -.,. $2250. ~ Orange Cowtty ~ ~aft ~:30, .lk :uv::.i • EUl'opean FIAT . w' Jim SlotMn1 lmpertt ......, <tl!l&f 2211 So. lda!n, SUiia Ans ' ·,I .A ""' ' t'3 E. Coast llwy • SM.&42 0.,.. 8'm. Btlnd -~ 12112 dT. 1ed, NEWPORT BEACH llaiaJ No. -· 613-0!00 Exl 53-54 5199 OOll MBZ~1~01 SE $59.39 PER MO. . . 4 Spd, Radio, Helt.ter, 11,DOO miles, Bronze wltb 'll'b.lte lnterior (!O?BHL). $1495 COAST IMPORTS lOCJO.D'.X> W, Pacific Cat, Hwy • Newport Beach CUC) CC-0«!6 -I '70 OPEL GT Competition Orange, Black Bucket Seat. 4 apd dlr, Ex· cellent ooodltion. Can ~ ..... printa pmy mm. 21<). Call 49U811 alt lb .... -'PEUGEOT DEAN LEW' IS 1960 Borgward Coupe. 1 of a kind. Collector's item. Good body, li~s. (ngJne. Sacrlflce $250 or best ofier. : ' • :~ ,_ ' l~ !·..-· • • ! ';;, ' ' ' I ' I ' ·-,,r• ' .~ft. ' , ... I -:ttt ·-•• ' r I • • : . I 1- I ·~ I I I I ~ t~ I I I• ·-1~ - ' 578 DWN. $AL76 -iOU '"Mo . ' . • 24412 Osprey; El T.oro or call 586--0996 after 6P?.I . ' 711 i *'Sf. IAlll'A AllA I 1. m POR!OIE Ronault Salts & Sorvlco TOmA $All MINT CONDITION tor over 1 -ID Orange ASKING $1BOO. • 5211 O>unt)I 1'11 Ovwn ·-'61 -.. coov. Roblt .... ~. Dept. Open m I p.m. AT " olf But otter owr $1S». Dr. Jim Sl=..,.ult 1'11 OriUo Sp! tj:;. - Cuoldf, ~ -So. -Santa Ana 19lO °"""' .... .. '66 912 outatandlnc 5 1pd, nu 1 blk. oortb ol W&rt'lef' -eor-sq. I aoe •nr. cSJto " ""'11. M.,,, Servt<:o Department 5*--014 LOor ---xtru C2U) Cl-UIS SaJ<a De-•nt l!il-QG PlfO!i!l ..- MIJW!.1: MAZDA ll!O-~ RENAULT Ronault Do-Sale S.mi Annual Domonsltdor CIHrance S.I. This Weekend Unboat1bl. Prices ALL 1'72 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE INS~:~~:lo1T APPROVAL BANK l'INAN,CING COAST IMPORTS ROYER --------'69 ROVER TC .. $1599 ''Immaculate!'' tXHW342). FRrl'Z WARREN Sports Car Center no E. 1st, s.A. 547-0'lGC Ooota- ~-::-~,,. . ToyotaolJ-- SUBARU Au~o!":°U:.S::- -*_·""'SU""BA""R""U_*_ ~,..: ~ - • M Low u $1599 FRITZ WARREN'S Sport Cor Center I ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST no E. 11t St., s.A. sn-47&1 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY Pil:OT . W~NT AD Motor Homes Salo/Roni d•tth " &d nibber. -ol• tar over s,w>. 548-2131 botwHn5PMWOPll * '12 .l-ll "-* AJn.Fm, IUC· ndo:, Xllit cond. ftecov'd eo. car -lnust ttll .. • . $2650. * 6f4-403C : '11 • Toyota Corolla. -· Eltcellent condition. $lf50. 833-3114. Vacancits COit moneyt Rent )'WI" holllP, apt., atcn bid&., etc-. thN a Dally Pllot 0-llled M. Meler Homos Salo/Ront " YOUR NEWLY APPOINTED TIOG.A MOTOR HOME DEALER • '69 VW CAMPll ............... $J5t'l ._... ............ W/lbll'9, -O¥wlln l"llM hr i..tt Of ...... -I.It. CMIJN ill '69 VW DILUXE IUS ............. S ... "' c.t. ~ 'NI ..... °"" -lit. • I ut""====§l:J~c=·AIA~1 ..... 5~~~1~§1 1 . ~ ....... 1§J 1 -·-1§ ~ ..... i§l -~-'* ~"'°'• l~Nd 970 f.,,.., Im~ ,.,: Autoo, ,,,.,.... ~ jf Import"" '70 Au!OI, 'UM ~ l _.... 1§J I --.. 990 4 . .,.... ,,. ...... u.... 990 Auh11, Ulld CADILLAC CADILLAC CADILLAC COROLLA 51966 !+T.&L.I' 01 $39.30 MO. II c.ti price S2,09&.l0 111° : clttdh1t to:• • lk..... Dan : ,..,..... lt .felt( •"""'" dal· ~ 1..... SJt.J0·1."t.t.:. 1M11tMy : m-' ... tdhtt ........... : JI ,., ''" Nl!f:..:r'""' • ef UDO. •...r ,_y : ,.oke Sl.171.$0 A.P,I , 11'1'1 • ,~ ,,...,,."'94 cretftt. 1100· . .,..,, • • • j 1 ! I I I· TOYOTA nllUMPH VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSW~•EN llllCK '72 TOYOTA COROLLA $1966 '68 TRIUMPH GT·& ·~u': .. ~.~ ~i 1911 v.w. pm. Super lfftle WILDCAT '&8 BUICK A tta1 beauty. Tbl1 tine car must be llffft to appreei&te (WNS92<l 1910\ vw Wtatphalia C&mptr, Radio, beater, automatic 4 Dr. H.T. Vieyl top, full $2400. Good cond. Low ~tick 1hlft, auper de.luxe. power, factory air, vinyl in· I.<: T',,," L.l $1499 mileage. 546-1919. C761EIEJ. terior, tilt wheel, pulh but· '68 vw Bus. 7 pau, xlnt Sl lU tttn radio, power antenna, cond. Very clei n. Family N L.--radial tltts, custam wheels. owned . SlS25. 494-0039 • GUWD Leu than 26,000 mUes. '69 vw Bui. Like new-. Nt>w CadUlac. Local l t'IWMr. Sharpest one Ko -HA••n• at anywhere. IXOA 8601, engiM. New tln!1. ni ~ ~n."'"' S RICE FiThL ~!~.:io... COASJ eluding u i Ucena. 0own IM'POR'TS payment la: four hundred •hock&. $2000. 642-5476. COSTA MESA ' ALE P doll ..... $39.30 to .. hncmthfy RJYmmt tncludinc: intert1I, 1000-ll(X) W. Padfk: Cst. Hwy. tax il llcelllt. 35 pay plua Newpar:t. Beach <nf) 642-0406 bal!ool ,,.,....i ol $800. 546-452' '61 vw Body. Damaged right 540-gioo Open SUnday •... i,. Nabers 1ro,t.For..,u.Makeo1-1969V.W. C d"U 1 •• ._ 544-3411. C a 1 ac '60 vw B $SOO amper 2600 HAIU!Olt. BL., Tot.al clOfamd pay pr1ct $2,515.!!0. A.P.R. 11 %. Do tire ·arranaed credit . (300185'I. nmttiDiA . -TOYOTA 1968 Horlq', C.M. "6-ll303 'roYOTA '119 («oona. I J>r. hardtop. Seip. Good mech. cond. Amrl'm, Mutt tell! $8!!0. Call 6'13-.211S7. ~ ' Extra cl<an. Stick lhllt, pop COSTA MESA '65 Triumph Spitfire =-=-;.:.=-'-=---:"" top. woo·• tut at w. price. 54fh9100 o .. , sund.,, '70 VW <;amper, Pop Top, (J.M2.A), CMQA928l xl"t cond. 12425 otter. Pvt $16ff $645 ,.,.. 8l7--0363. CONNfil "67 VW. XLNT COND. New radial tires. '66 VW Bug, yellow, two new CHEVROLET COAST Extractor. $850. ~7115 IMPORTS tires, very clean; new 2828 lfarbor Blvd .. brakes, &h•rp. $700. 644-7708 Costa Mesa 546-1203 '.1970 CAMPER. no pop top. 4 ·69 FASTBACK. Immaculate. 1000-120') W. Paclflt; Cst: Hwy. ~w tlrts. Xlnt cond. $2550. Auto, .(M/FM. air. 30,000 CADILLAC 1t72 COUPE DE VILLE Full powl!r, factory air, vinyl top, cloth & leather interior, tilt wheel, AM·FM radio, fully equipped. Extremely low mileage, (234622). Nf!Wport Beach <+ill g42.0406 675-8642 n]l., StU Blue Book' TRIU114PH : ·516-452'. ·o; BUG. I OWNER. wholeul" 644-2199 or .. TIP TOP. r,,1usr SEE. 64(}-1136. $6888 '70 TR-6 ......... $1199 * TRIUMPHS * . 64;-6JJb • ~.7=o~vw~=c--fl Nabers '"'""ow~ er I .• 4.t .'7l) !;LOS Ii OUT 68 Sq •••• . t • I'' am~r ~AS LO\V AS S2399 * . uare~,.new pain~, Imrn~latl, • Bub~•., TOp. •Ca' dillac FRITZ~ARR.EN GT4 SAVE $500 ~~2o~:r~~· Sl.225. Readytogo,100%financlng Spor C'.i" C4'!fw ", .1 rnttz WARREN 'S . ' avail O.A.C. 897·0224. 26oo HARBOR BL., E I ~ ,i. 547 S . ea · C e MUST 'SELb Navy blue , COSTA MESA , . ' . ' port r enter 1969 vw. Cheap. ca l J 69 VW CONY. 540·9100 Open Sunday 1971 CAD J~LAC FACTORY AIR. coNOmONlNG Vlny1 top, plush full leather interior, full poMr, tilt & telelC<lpic •leering. atereo, door kx:ka, new WSW ~. An exceptklnal value at this low sale rricr (718CQJ). un1 Naben Cadillac 2600 liARBOR BL., COSTA MESA ~0-9100 Open Sunday ''BILL WHITLIDGES'' SUNSET MOTORS OR.ANGE; COU)'ITY LOCATION 1961 Cad Cpo Dov. $2295 Loaded with acces. including fact. a.ir, tilt & tele wheel, padded top , cruise control & etc, Lie. WFU783. Phon' 645-6677 1970 Harber Blvd. I __ Co!ta M_es~--I ~o:g~,l~~ S52i2 700T ... i .... ftm OR.ANG E COUNTY 'S -U<9dt6130pm Yellow.bl.,•eau, top.™ '69 ELDORAD'O Must ' ci.JelOf). ~· ' LARGEsr ' radio. stereo tape deck. • Nabers F}\1jl WARREN 710 E, llt. S.A. 547...()764 62 VW van. New eni. trans, ~.000 miles. $U75. 832-8468. FACTORY Air, full .power Cad'rllac Sporft: Car c ... r tires'. $750 or make offer. I (084-CPP) $3595, Dealer. 0 E. ht, S.A. 547-076l VOLKSWAGEN '42-8'199 68 vw BUG ~ 2600 HARBOR BL .. '"SPITFIRE .•.. $12'9 '66 iri:t ~!i~k. 'o:i::~·o~~,. ':~~· $995 "'·sg'"ca,,..,.d ~Sed"".-,""d,-e"'v"'m-.. ~,,'".ooo"' COSTA MESA Radio-WiJ:es (509BQE) '66 VW Bu11, reblt eng., mq: 642-5ll3 or S36-l6S9 mi. Orig, own. Xlnt con<:!. 54G-9100 O~n Sunday 19io SEDAN DEVILLE 1970 CAD ILLAC COUPE DE VILLE FACTORY AIR Vinyl top, leatb1 • interior. CONOrrtONING dual comfort seats, full Full power. padded top, power, factory air, tilt beautiful cloth &: leather in· wheel, AM-FM stereo radJo. terlor. tilt & tele1co plc 1teer· JIQ"'er door locks. 7 to Ina:. 1tereo, door Jocks, new choose from. Af low &J \VSW tires, 101•.' mileqe. (13t129). Gem I.hat sho1vs xlnl. care $4444 lntlde & out. !Ser. U70frol0)m4. others to choose Prices start Pl -=-Maben $4444 ~ Cadillac 2600 HARBOR. BL., Nabers co ST A MESA Cadillac 540-9100 Open Sunday 2600 I-IARBOR BL., 1972 CADILLAC 54~9100COSTA =Sunday Sedan de VIUe 4 Dr. &'Dl careful miles. All the 1ood things. Gold/gold interior, white vinyl roof. Will trade. (870EIA). $6899 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2&28 Harbor Blvd .. Costa flle.~a 54&-12(]3 -.. E~TATE-SALE- '68 Sed DeVille. Low mi. Turq ~/vinyl top. New tires. Pvt pty. Betow book. $26'.!5. Fln avail. 673-7499 aft CHEVROLET '68 Impala Custom COLT PE, Fa ctory Air. fVZU· 54:1 I S 1..\95, dJr. 8J6.6535. '70 Townsman Wagon 1912 CM. El Dorado. immac., V8, Automatic, Po\l.•er Steer· undtr 3900 milc11. lnspl"c-in~. (403BHL) $1995, dlr. tion & ac~'Cplance of 11ealed 8.~&:65-15· bids Thurs .. July 27th 3: 30 ~"=-=~==,.,,_- to 5 pm only. Rear of Bank 1966 IMPALA WAGON. of America, 3440 Via Lido, Fully cqWpt. $800 or Newport Beacli. Best offer, 673--6631 Autos, lmportltd 970 Aut~s, lmP.Ortecl 970 FIUTZ'.WAR.REN tires, f.endeni, new paint, '69 VW Convertible. Must ae:ll AM/FM stereo S 3 4 9_5, PUBLIC Auction: '69 Cad •t $ports C•r Ctriter AM/FM, best ofler. 962-0130. * DESPERATE! * thil weekend, Sl,100 or beat 546-0701. Body Type CP-68347. ID No, 1 710 E. bt, S.A. 547-0164 Vaca.nclts oo!t money! Rent '69 VW, auto, $950. offer. Mech. ~· & . pre~ .• ~68~0.-v-m-,,-w..,hlt-· .-w-/b~Ia~ck 3·9137988. Lie. XRT-531. Like. II) trade? OW-Trader'• )'OW' • .house, apt., store al.t 6 pm * 673-34M too. Try it you 11 like .jt, Landau top, xhit. cond. SaJe date: Aug. 6, 1972. Paradile column 11 for )'OU! bldg., etc. tbrU.a Da.ily Pilot Fast results are just a phone 540-J622. $2800 or offer. 494-5730. lOAM ... 308 Iris, Corona 5 Jines, 5 days 1or 5 bucks. ClaaUled Ad. call away &42--5678. '70 VW SUNDIAL CAMPER. '59 cadillac, 63.000 Orig. cd:.:•1:..:M=ar=-.'----- Avtos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 complete. Excellent cond. miles. superb cond. Day, '67 El Dorado by pvt pty. Has ~. ~ YOUR VOLUM ·E OPEL ~~ • JAG,U~R 7 ;--;.;;;-;;;;;,.-·fiAti~· . " ~ IS ., ~ ' ~AUER BUICK * BEST SELEC.~ION 1972 ELECTRA 225 LIMrTED SPORT COUPE ... "SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN" 1. • ' , * BEST PRICES 1972 "OPEL GT" THE SUMMIT OF SPORTS CAR DRIVING * BEST SERVICE 1972 SKYLARK 350 SPORT COUPE "A NEW SET OF VALUES" e TR!MENDOUS TRADE IN O\LLOWANC! FOR YOUR USED CAR e WE HAVE A OIANT USEq CAR l'ACILITY I WE NEID YOUR CAA "Speclalbl11t In 9HlitY" --- MUST SEU.. $ 2 4 0 0 . 4!$-3165, Eve & wkend been chi\nged to look like '70 494-&Wi. 494-2536. model, Must sell quick. Am '66 VW Squareback Wqon WELL=~'--ca-,.,~d-1~0,~ ... ~.,.-vy-taking delivery ol ne\Y Good condition .. R a d I o , blue F\tttwood, S 1 0 0 . El Dor.ado next '"k. 673-0526 h•ater . Good tirel. $750. 675'-5930 1963 CADILLAC 96,_;m,2 i -~Y~o=· U~R~O~N""L Ye--LIMOUSINE '69 VW BUG. R.ADIO. New eng., tires, brks. FACTORY Full power, factory air, fully $985. 5.16-S009 AUTHORIZED tqUipped, tapestcy 1ntenor. '10 VW bug. Yellow, blaclc CADILLAC Pricod to "" tod.,,, CKJC· Int. Michelin X titts. Im-DEALER 1021. mac cond. Aft 6, 645--0445 l.arlst Aledion of Cadl1· •n 411 Wag. ALT, radio. Vin lacs in Orani • County. .ea.ts. Lite yellow. 2300 Sales·Leu!na. mi'1. $3JX). 644-.2386. '65 Bug, fine cond. Runs 'znat, 1;4851.o!fer. * can .... ,m * Musr Sell '69 l/W Bug with &if cond., Extra Sharp, 530-1'11L. '68 Poptop Camper, Extra Shup, owner must sacrifice, take over loan 53().1591. '69 VW Extra clean, must sacritice ru50. 530-IS91 Qo Nabers Wjll ~!C!fllac 2600 ~o~ .Bt.. COSTA MESA 54~9100 OJ)en Sunday Autos, Imported 970 $999 All '72 Models· SA VE • 52399 · BRAND NIW '71 SPITFlll ~~· (1210) ' '6.1 VW Bui, rehlt eng., new brakes & tires. S 7 5 0 . 646-~; 5.57~5441. Price '67 Bua. RetMt eni. New palnt. Top cond. 1975. - '66 vw 968-11104 . '61 VW P•nol, $1195 Like New 675-0745 '63 vw hug, rtblt ena .• chrome whls., flare fndn;., xtras. $4.50. 548-8205. VOLVO 1972 VOLVO L1111 Today •I lest R•t11 $11.74 Ptr Mo. O.A.C. AM/FM, Al.Ito. trans., ~ brakes. 36 mo. For L111i ng or buying -~ ltAN -~OLYO . 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Autos, Used 990 Transportation '6' Ch!!v. Mallbu, Wagon. Air, PS, Radio, auto. (ULH752) $599. '67 Renault t Or. Automatic, radloo &ood cond. cVOMS2&). $599. '68 American 6 cylinder, automatic. radio. (577BXC) $899. '68 v.w. Bur. Stick. radio, heater. (XEV313). $989 •. '69 v.w. Bug. Stick, radio, ,,. ...... (5JOES(l). $1000. '66 Pontiac Cpe. Auto., R&:H. P.S., (SLIJ304), $699. emu.' CHEVROLET :1828 Horbar Blvd., Cetta Mesa 546-1203 AMC '&!5 AAMBLER W a 1 on . Quale. 1tacilo. h * • t • t , autom.ilc, P.S., a cond. (NNflM) 11111 -· R<lblno Fan!. --Blvd .. eo... )lloa ~o. I lllCI c -Qpltll. Qoon. Good ___ ...., . ..,.,.. DA.TSUN Then Decide! · DRIVE ONE OF OUR ECONOMY CHAMPIONS - YOU'LL TAKE IT HOME! GOOD SELECTION OF NEW 620 PICKUPS ALSO AVAIL BRAND NEW 1m Ll'L HUSTLER IRAND NEW 1m DATSUN "1200" 2·DOOlt SIDAN Sta1u11ar4 .ctul pl'l'l•llt l!HJvtl•• heatar, dafro•tar, whlt•well tir••• liultlJI•' 4uetd1, l•cki"jJ•• ta11k. 4·•~•d, all lyll· chre tre111. a Mulh 111ot• l11c 1119 ovet JO t111I" ,., 111° /111. 5,,, N•· Lil 101)6111. PICKUP MODIL 121 '1976 + Ucllf ..-r-. u... ..c. ........ THIS PllCI INCUIDD Plm•WCAltlPllt ' i ' ' ! I l r-~:--:---:--:-:-~ ...... -........... ---....,....,......,....,'.""9'~~-:-~~~--:::====""'::"'=:· • :tJ. 1912 === 3rd QUiRTER DEMO SAtE! BEAUTIFUL LOW MILEAGE STAFF AND EXECUTIVE CARS AT TRULY ~Nl9UE SAVINGS! IMMACULATE 1971 HONDA CARS YOUR s CHOICE CHOOSE FROM CUTLASSES-98s-SSs. WHILE THEY LAST! WHILE THEY LAST! JUST 9 LEFT OF THESE SPECIALLY EQUIPPED ·CUTLASSES FOR YOU '· TO SELECT FROM , __ • Example: . Brand New 1972 Cutlass Hardtop Coupe SPECIALLY P RICED AT LOADED: Factory Air Conditioning • Turbo Hfdramatic Trans. • Power Steer- ing • Power Disc Brakes • Vinyl Roof • Deluxe Radio • Whitewalls • Sporty Louvered Hood • Full Wheel Discs • Tinted Glass • Plus much • much more. <~F87H~1355.14) ---~=--=-= -==---=-=-------,,_:-=-= =---=-=-=--=-=' =---· - ------ l§J 1· ....:~-.A~Nfor- f9G :.miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiil I ;~~--~•-• Autol, a ... f9G Autol, U1ad '00 ' ~~ ,,.~~ -~~ m ~~ ~ FORD IMPERIAL 1==-=;..._-.:. DODGE GREMLIN OLDSMOllLI IL,,\l'OlftlAC ·: CHEVROLET ·-C-H_EV_R_O_LET__ COMET m Auto1, Und 1964 MALllU 8;;.:!'1 19:.~.m·~~c1o.,: 1968 DODtiE '69 FOrd Bronco ... Brend Now 1~ -'7~:.:::~al '69 OLDS 98 ~ !lell rr1r11 w • .o 1972 Klngswoo CONVERTIBLE ~!~'°~"6•· 1 car owner.·.· MONACO 500 ',.:~!.,.e1"tt% •. "~~'. . GREMLIN '66 w'i>onUac G10. Loll 3 Seat WC190n SUtt nice. V-8, automatic, -~~"-----,.. ..... be Immaculate~tlon, Sacrt· Power W~1, Power ~ Flawie. ••21;: Radio, power -nr. air power ""ring, radio, low ""ONTINENTAL Hardtop <Ollpe, Vinyl top, ..... """at M 'dlr. 897.o221. st"rlnr. Powu Brak.., . ., co 11 dltionlni, automatic. milei. COME811). ~ vinyl badcet. 1eat., VB, auto-~ VERICIC Factory Air Contt. Power hi Gll4ND Prix. Pld. omd.; :1642 mu.._ Like n' w. $799 1969 ConttnenW matic, _., lleerinr· lull, I!ih New (YFF424J I iiisr "'""1, RelQr -. (148EYGJ. Save. ~-1 cond Prl/pty brake .. window1, tilt "h"i " ~ '70 MAVERICK $1995 top, lilt •trr. -~ $4299 CONNELL ~ · · AM-FM radio, cruloe .,..,. ~~ prtv -· m.'!Slr -546-llll trol, .......... i., extremely '68 l'lreblnl 400, air ;;;at l'MlllELL * 1969 ContlnenW, 1 dr. low m11,..,, Local 1 .....,., • ~ stick, Radio, Heater, Nico COAST """""· ·•-·i •-XIJll """" CHEVROLET Xlnt cond. $32!!0, Pvt. ply. (VWJ510), . •e One 1 ........ :ww ";u tor CHEVROLET 2128 Hlm>r Blvd,. ~=·CONT. $1100. SALE PR·ICED ~ $l 495 IMPORTS ·~~lrd -COOV-·-· Coata Mesa 546-1103 Pr',pty ~16 115· E. Cout Hwy, over 25 Gremlhrl . le stock COAST -. _.., Coata Meaa 546-1103 '68 CHEV. Camaro 2Dr. H.T. CORVAIR a..wn 673-0000 Ext. 53-51 able for . $850. Prl. Prty, -· • i a Harbor Blvd. -N L--NEWPORT BEACH all models, • colors avail-ps/pb, lo mL aood <Olf'. Fully equipped, !WI. •lick Cadlllac co-n Sund••> IMMEDIATE DELIVERY llJ00.1200 w. P1elftc Cit. Hwy. GREAT ~!loll. 'iJ '70 NOVA S.S. ;~~ s~"·,,::\':,!',; 1961 a>RVAIR 2600 HARBOR BL., ~ ~ NewportBe~IJ w.-,_. suo. N .. ..., r:i...:.:io1><1~!·v,~~~'~.:~:; ~~~·a:;~~d;...~~1~r Good.~~·.'295. S<-0-91oocosrA~~~suoo., '70 LTD 'IT"'~d S.Lee IMPORTS· '69 OLDS 98 -.-.... •••• .. :!;,~uto~:fo~noo:a:~:: '71 Chevy Impala CORVmE '71 DoclcJ• 1~~'~'"1ri1!·\;~,;:a: ff~' • lOl\?-ui, w. JlicWc ~. H'\'J. SED~N t-llRD •: power dllC brio, <xterlor (194CXV) Full Power, dtr, , Cha ....Ur 500 Con<i, Vinyl Top, 100!1 Fin ""-"'••ann -<nil-4 lli;.11,T. FJli\ power, lac-lll60 T·BIRD ;, chrome. TOP SHAPE! $1950. Air Cond, Low m11 ... Call 66 Corvette Fastback lmmaculat:.T.:. Auto Tran•. Avail O.A.C, 191.o221. 547..srili sl' • -•. n ~ ~· vinyl lop, AM·FM ll<bullt """ --: : Muit Sell! WW 10 quick. 546-1136 aft 10 am 494-6811. P.S., P, Dllc Br-1.,, Air PINTO ~! l5 to choote Ult So. M&ln • , ult· telt. wheel, new Good tram..DOl'tatton ,; Call 5:11-1218. 4 C!..A AM/FM Radk> Extr -• ' Santa Ana wbJte wall tires, Hard to Make ofter. -'f IQ-C1't '66 CHEV. lmpe.l.a, V-3, 2 ..,,..., • 1 Cond, V111Yl Top, 100% Fin tron;, •n Ir '1' Jbodelt with find any cleaner, (Y0T505). · 1910 aiev. Concoun Eotat., door, auto, power, -CleanMA, (YKGEU3580F),FER Avail. O.A.C. 191.o221, and without air, ' speeds~ JEEPS s~ VECJA ·.·: I Pua. Sta. wen. Pwr. tires. Prl. ply., I! 5 o, ••-•tics, .. m• with vinyl MERCURY £UUV -A bn.lre•, AM·FM 96UM!. FORD ... f .. door rn1~. WSW, dlx. '71 Will ,,.... ;: -ndlo, tilt"""· whl. '69 Chev! SS 396 :m HP 4 COAST . hub capo, plald lntorl<r. Ex· 1971 JEEP CJ5 '69 .. ~~-y W •• NaL--JUUi -. •• aCtory Air e rack . . ample: •,n Pinto ~ Blue ~11111--vn a Con. uwn ·' 1 !'.., tlm 6 = Panel'. ':',;.. ~~f:· "'';"141:J7 1969 FORD LTD metallic, ndio, boater, I Universal Renepde -~Coni!Par<I. :::: = Cadlllac I Spd, Air Condi~ . iJll. AUillg $31fi0, 161-11&. :V... . or IMPORTS COUl'E =· :•.T:"'"i1~ ::::!i ~:~ :~:'·~ !a.teQ!) .,$2351 ,_. llOll !WtaOR BL., ~.~-; 1968 IMPALA '68 Chev Nova •! lj>d .. aood Vinyl ...,f, power •lnerinr, Theodon Roblns Fon!, 3l60 bnnd ""'· (!mlZVJ. WW RoWm Ford, 3l60 Harbor ' COlll'A m:sA $1995 condition. $975. f13.«l99 or JIC?Wel' trakel. automatic, Harbor Blvd., Colt& Mesa, trade. Blvd., Colta Mesa SG-0010. 5fG-9UIO Open Sunday • COUPE 6~. 1000.1200 w. Pllclllc Cit. Hwy. air conditloninr. ndlo. Ran ~10. $3199 · 1961 MERCURY Colony Park : V-1, air condltlonlll(, power MUST .. u '•1 Chevy. m Newport Beach mil -buy. CZLV'!l2). Sta Wgn, 9 ..... loaded, air !'INTO COAST 1 ta or I n 1 , a u t omatic eng./good cond. 1225. Ph. 54<>1529 $ 1699 HORNET CONNELL ~<\'•P rack $ll00. ''12 J'INTO. kpeed, Uoor, --· (VTIJ30IJ. 646-6094 '71 Corvette FastbaAL CONNELL Brend Now 1'72 -I MH Sl095 or of $899 '66 Chevelle, SS 396, mags, 4 lill HORNETS CHEVROLET LATE 1970 Cousar. PrlvalA! fer. ~11 ' • IMPORTS CONNELL ~'."""· 1950 . ca1i = . ."'~~~'· ::."". ~ '. CHEVROLET :im Harbor Blvd., l:ri,!"~~~-Al ·PLYMOUTH 11JOO.m w. Pael& c.i. ~. CHEVROLET ·~~.;a;,;::,~1;"~~'. AM/rM, $Low498M8ll•aae 2828 Harbor Blvd.. Costa Me1a 546-l:l03 ·~nd~:;:;;,, ~u a;h-,,~i 1968 PL ':MOUTH Nowport ~I) ~ $1000 or best offer 545-&'IOI Costa MeM 54&-llOJ '72 JEEI' ~174. -Harbor mvd., '66 Chev. "Caprice" radial '69 SHELBY GTSOO. Hard to ' Wheel Drive, V-1, Power -------VIP 1971 VICJA I Costa Mea 54&-1103 tires. See to appreciate. COAST find. 4 •peed, good mu... steering, Radlalo, Conv Top, MUST ANG I Door S<dan. Power ""'' HATCHIACIC • 'M c.aprice, air, auto, pis, $UXXl. 5"-341T radio, heater. C 1 7 O As G) off the road t.lrei Conly trw. radio 1utomatlc, air plb, am/fm ,,.,... 381 MAKE OFFER. Theodore 3100 mil"J (566EllW) $351115, •• Muotanr, 2+2, Futbaclf. condltlonlnc. (XJV385J. Coupe, llodlo, -t11111, ~ En(. wtte'• car. Sbowl lov· '62 Chevy W"°". SHARPt IMPORTS Roblns Ford, Ml Harbor dlr, 136-6535. v.-. auto, air, AM-JM. _ $999 mlla. <Pm!). j Inc ..,., Loolcs new, runs 6 cyl ltlck. $350. llvd., Costa Mn& IC-MO. 1llT wn.LYS Jeep, ' """' Exe<!L cond. Lo mL $Sl5. CONNELL $1799 -· Lo ml'•· Mall be Call~. 1963 WAfiON drlw, new ........ new top, l141-3180. COllllLl -. sm.. l4S-C100 1970 Monte Carlo SS BfUJJ µJ00-1.3X> W. Padtlc Cit. Kwy. V-3 auto air eond Jt..H new paint, new chrome •• CONV .. 8 eyl, IUcll;. 33,CQI '71 alEVY N ... IDr. Full pwr,. air. Sacrlllco, ""'°' Newport Boadl (111) -nio.. Fir:,, !iG.:1191.' 11 ,,.j • wheels with doullmt liN; ml, $lll0, Finni CHEVROLET CffruWM IT ta.cay tqUtpment, aood otter. 646-3Qll. Nl-4529 home call.back Now Avaflable wtth new roll bet, new battery. IM-t172 l.l~I mllJlo. (151CT0) u 151 l9llCI cm:vY·Reblt .,.me. * 'IO CORVETl'E 'II F~RD v . ,_ .. _ AIR CONDITIOlllllG m:an:~"' OU11'.· '61 GT 2+1 FASTBACK 390, 28>8 Harbor mvd. --Roblnl Fard, l>IO Xlnt -""' cu. Goos., hllhelt oner. . an ~. · · · air, PIS. dllc bralcel, auto Costa M ... !51&-l:l03 =.Blvd., Costa M... $115. 14'7.Q9. Need lustr ..... 5Cl«G =· ~,,.., d ~; AT NO mu CHARGE ·-:;~ w:.-r~w11ii: ..:":..:•:::-=.::l1ll00=·.::-='lll:::...._ 1 •• PLYMOUTH Bel-~~~~~~- u.u 1980 CHEVY, P/S, tape COU""'AR llM32! ""'~ . 11"""11 6 bnka. Radio, OLDSMOllLI IOr. RAH, automaUc. P.s .. 1 f6f MA cleck. sd tltt~ xlnt cond. l ,. '10 Manrlck. •uto, r/h. Speclal)y equip! can -htattt. Only '3,!00 ml. air condltionl._. cYQLm) 6 PASS. WAtiON .,.,,,.,.smrn-oo '6t C n 'I Goo«cond.$1195. ava11ab1•to2Dr,1Dr,anc1 11100. teavln& stata . DON IURNS 1135t Th<odore Robin• Air COl!dltionlnr. V-1, ndio. CHRYSLER .,..... • Call -•porlabout Waaen mod<t. 64&-IJOli Pro1tl ... l'or11:h•Aucll = :! =· Blvd., CZICTIGJ. 1~.~~~~.a.:,.:.., ~:; * 'Tl l"OllD J>INTO 'fr IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LAND ROVER '61, rood co.. ll631 Harbor Blvd., G.G. 'M Pl y m 0 u th S<lvettm. $169f 'II CilJU'SLER Ntw Y-. Cand V..,,I Top lOO" 1'111 tow mM. map. PlttlU dltlon, low mlleqe, many Q6.23» Meehan. IOUnd. Bir Th"" WI I Air. lpuoy .-, lllot """'· .MJi O.A.C, fri.azu. n<llal ... 116 5131. 'IT•~ S.Le 1'lnl. mllll .,u, 516-3761. Woeiend Special maa•. alau pacla.1314111 =.I.::~-':=:,:, ~ -111-43Sl. 'II FORD 211, 2 -· llan-nCU"\L e '69 Ford Bro!lco, IWO, '7t OLDS CUTLASS * T -........... -· DOD&I --•. air cond., many -Gold, (T.IW:X) -PONTl•C CllYllEJ -..... • • 1.11oe •• • "" •• Allah• llllllllS n 11915. m-m 4y1. va<;WJn -,....,, 11ent -------1.a. CM ... Al. • llODG!: TAN, I cyl, •n FORD ........: Couotiy 147..Jn6 Doo't (lft ~ tt1e 1hlJ! your "°""· apt., ...... 1911 PQ1'T!JiC CafwHna 111i;''l;;;lf': 2121 Harbor Blvd,. Costa M... !51&-Ull For tllat 1-lllldor $50, try aulum. 30,000 ml,. window>. Squlro, 10 pus, fact alr, 1234 So. Main 8t. "LIA!" it In d1Mllled. Ship blda .. elc. thru a Dall> Pilot _,.... Statloo W"°"' ~~~~!.!:_ 1 Iha l'eulY Pilldle1'. llllOO. 494-.1139. po/pb, auto, 13395. 111·1040 S..ta Ana to Shen Rolultat -· Claullled Ad. -!_Alr~CO<~nd.~~~--1 - c I .. • I I .I l BIANDNEW '72DART DEMO" WE APPRECiATE . YOUR . -BUSINESS Taki Yw· Choi~.F·"· ,;,.. WAGON SALE! '69 .PLYMOUTH STA. WA'GON V-1;:,..... ......._vinyl iMtrior, ..... : ...... C"'°'* luggaot rack. 6 post. whilewoh. whllll .... 6l9lOS • • '69 PONTIAC STA. 'WAGON (l/Stom. V-8, foetory ci.r, power sftering & l!nikts. wh.tewol!s. full wheal CO'lel"S. 063fTZ . •• ''68 OLDS VISTA CRUISER . full powlll', fottorr o.r, luoDagt rtic~ vlljol inttriw, wt.1- . 1ewolls. delun whtel covtrS.·WJJ967. • y~ ·$ CROICE . ·988 :i~ $199 DOWN $30 A MONTH FOIHMONTHS fAC1MY COUii OfYOUICllOtCI ' 4·SPEED1 radio, heat•r, whit ... ,.111 tir'es, diluxe wh .. t:covors."675FND · '66 ·CHEV. 2 DOOR $288 FULL ' PIJ(;E r " • l • Standard trans, mag whe~s and tires $ 38 a· plus IOIJCh. ":"'h more. SHF927 FULL PRICE '71 GREMLIN 2-DO~R Full Yinyl interior, radio, heoter. hi-backseats; fold dawn r~ar 1·088 seat, custOm 1xt1r1or. Alf'46SD00412. . • · Puci 170"PL YMOUTli FURY. 313 V-1, outa. trans., f•ct. air, F•dio, ho~tor. PK41 ~OD2J.~06. l . 1 • t '71, '. VEDA ···. ~. 'JMMElitAn<DRIYm · . • DAll.V '!LOT "199 DOWN 536 A MONTH :::S > " • ' •• • , • / 1 Sltt lsi,•lft.,,...~361{ Ml~boel clnm• , toe,i•PY""-iod.l&liciftW ..... ,; ........ $118'8 ................ ~ .... . bffltl" vin.,t'Mkllf 1 trfdit lor 36 ..01, O,ltrrri .o1t,M!M;tinltri-, FUU. ~~1111,,..Kt$149Si11tl.10-.& orOl9CCV PIKI lotlll'f, ANNUAL HM:OO"f • U.l£11.10'5 •. •....... NEW ' • OIDEIYOURS _..., • TODAY '72~E:tRUCK FACT~IY COl" OF YOUI CllO~lt I J . ~ l .......... .,. ......... va.14 •' ..... ,...~............ : ........................... , ... i .... ,,_--· $2288~~ "l . . 1f·99·P.iYii1·. sf3AidNTH •'"•111111 ... f'l""-~,--,'~.id.M --&lllCMJ .. ~·-·:u-.•" -.OtfiMW~~f"1flllld.lll•&K°'*, #llllAI '9Cffl~P" iu. • -..... ... '69 CH.V. 1/i.toN Y4N 109•: whffltia .. : iadio rin'cf. s· 1' ..... hooter. Ready for wM< or who-: • 1Mrl654J.2D . . . . ' ' ' . .. ' . ' ' ' .. l « ,-' I , ' .'69 PL YM. Roadrunn., .383 ·V-8, 4 'speed trans.; rodio, , $;9 a· ·s heoter, Yinjl iflterior. mog wheels. ZXX427. . · DODGEC~rOilet 440· FULL PRICE ~!A~6~~~~~~~.T ·,$688 •uto. ·tra'ns., r•dio •nd hHler. ZKC407 , FULL !'ltlCI '70 FORD 4 Dr. Seel $981 VS, aufom•tiC, 'pow• r • , · steering I brakes, radio, 1 ' ., hHtor. I USBEM l. . FUUI. iiucl '. : • , I • "' -·-··-COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE Hill HOLDER by Olck Wilson . : WILSON FORD -. H11ntin1ton Beach Dors it Rlwnys pay to lrll lht• truth? WC''VC' all bC'<'n tauJ.tht that it dO<'s. Howc•vt•r, somC'· timC"S you may wond(•r. Tak<' for cxampk, Mr. Roland Lapia of Baltimor<'. HC' pull<'d his car up to a stop liJ.:"ht with his hug<' Em.tlish sh<'<'l> dog sittini.t in th<' back. A man wnlk<'d up · to thC' C'l\r, look<'d In. askrd Mr. Lnpia it th<' dog bit. ThC' ownC'r rt'Pli<'d, "no, hf' didn't." Th<' man pullrd a gun, forc<'d Mr. Lapia and sh<'C'fl dog out of thl' car and sp<•rl off dnwn thC' road . . . How about S~t. CharlC's Prltch<'tt. an Indianapolis city policC' training offic<•r. HC' had just IC'ft Indiana UnivC'rsity, Wh<'r(' hl' J.t8V(' a SPC'C'Ch on "Ol'frnsivr Criving" and a man ran a rrd light and smack<'d into his Vl'hicle ... Evt'n with those <'XCC'ptions, it's s till a good rult' to stick to the truth . . . . If you want to scC' and drive ont' of tht• cut<'st. and stin~iC'st littlt' critters to com<' along in years ... S<'e our fan-. tastic new Pihto for '72 ... it's truly S<'nsation!ll ... and that's the truth. If you'1·C' a station wa~on fan but stlll lik<' '<'m small enough to offer th<' ul- timatC' in C'conomy, th<'n the Pinto wa1wn's your ba)Z. It's just thC' thin~ for that youn,{{ cou1>lc with limlt<'d bud~<'t. We think we h:tve the best sclC'c- tion of 1972 Pintos on hand that you'll find anywherl'. Why not drop in at 182!'>5 BC'ach Blvd. in Huntinl!ton Reach and set• for yours<'lf? We think ,You'll agrC<' wJth us . . . and you'll ju:-t love Pinto. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 23, 1972 DICK WILSON'S ~:~!2~ afv~~~?m!t,}~~AcH [II ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '72's ARE ARRIVING BY THE .. TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY !· ! · HUGE DIS· COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 's ! ! Complete 1972 Car and Truck Line On Sale! BRAND NEW IMMEDlA TE . DELIVERY • FULL PRICE ORDER TODAY IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL VALUE STICKERS FOR EXTRA DISCOUNTS OVER. 250 NEW CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK BUILT ~RIOR TO THE PRICE INCREASE JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH 9 o "'· to l 0 '·"'· 7 D•Y' UUICE OPEN T11es t~rtt Fri .. I •·"'· to 5 '·"'· MON. 7:l 0 •·"'· t• 5:10 I'·•· 592-5511 SUNDAY, JULY 23 10:00 AMO Sports Ch•llenee A team of Kansas City Chiefs (Len Daw· son, Willie Lanier, Otis Taylor) vs. a team of M1am1 Dolphins Barry Csonka, Jim Kiick, Paul Warfield). 10:30 Anpls 81seb•ll Calif. Angels vs. Yankees in New York. 12:00 AAU lntern1tion1I Ch•mplonshlps National MU Men's and Women's Volleyball Championships; and Achen International Grand Prix Equestrian Competition at Achen, West Germany. 1:00 D CI) Ci) American Golf CIH~ic Live from the Firestone Country Cfub in Akron, Ohio. Commentary by Chris Schenkel, Frank G1f· ford and Bud Palmer with expert commentary by Byron Nelson and Dave Marr. Jerry Heard will defend his title in the $150,000 tournament. Heard won over Dale Douglass by three strokes last year, and is third on the PGA money-winning list this year. Ray Floyd will be shooting for his tournament record of 268, with which he won the 1969 event. 1:30 I) (j) CBS Tennis CIHslc Tom Okker vs. Roger Taylor in tenth match of a 14·match elimination tournament, at Sea Pines Plantation, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Okker, seeded No. 3 in the tournament defeated Fred Stolle in straight sets, 6·1, 6·1, in his first match. Taylor, seeded No. 12, also had a relatively easy time in advancing to the quarterfinals as he eliminated Arthur Ashe, 6·2, 6·4. MONDAY, JULY 24 8:00 m I lptclAL I The Dodeers: Boom or Bust Highlights of this year's Dodger games in review, halfway through the season. Program features this season's wins, losses and chances! 9:00 O Forum Boxln& Lightweights Jimmy Heair and Manny Leal meet 1n a lO·round bout (tentatively scheduled). TUESDAY, JULY 25 4:30 m Cl!RmJ The Dodgers: Boom or Bust See Mon., 8 PM. !5:00 O dg) All~star Baseball Top players from the National and American Leagues compete at Atlanta Stadium. Danny Mur· taugh, who managed the Pittsburgh Pirates into a World Series THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 23. 19'12 DISNEY'S NEWEST STAR It /ook11 tttul walk11 /ik,-a rnrroon, and if ii c:oultl talk, it u•oultl prol•aMy ll'f llPak Ilk,. on,., /u.d artually, it'" a roatl KO-W .411-Tf:f:). Tlw oulh Amttrir<m 11erdo11 of it1 North Ameriran romin i" l>ilf nry'• """'"., llar am/ tht> o1'jt>rl of atudy wht>n Th,. JJ!omlt>r/ul World of Di1nry pre1t>nl1 an animal mlvPnt11rP lflory, "CharliP Crotcf oot and lht> Coati· Mundi, Sun•lay, J uly 23 nt 7:30 P.M. tm NBC. Coatilf, who inhabit tl1t> jm1,:/,... '>f .'io11tl1 nrul 1:,.,.. trnl Amf'rira, Mrxiro am/ "'"'" U .8. ltortlf•r ttlnlt•tt. roam thf' tlt•lfrrl rrl(inn11, .ttir kin#[ thf'ir Ion/( prfJtrml· inf( 8nouta Into j111tl almut P11rrytl11nf( lh''Y NW fiml. Thrir ruriottity 1roultl />Ill n rat's tu 11hamP. Whilr •',·<>ati m11n1li" apPrifirnlly mt>n111t thr mn- lurP mnlr of thP ttprrlf'a ( orJrr two yt>ar1t oltl), rt>fttl ia du• IPrm moat 1111tttl. Wlrilr thf'y rem 1.,. 1loml'1t· tirnlf'tl, thry nrvrr lo11• tht>ir inht>rPttl '""'"of ntltit'lllllrP. Known l1y a vnrlt>ly of ton1:11r-/1rittliufl namr.4 lfUrh n11 Mt,xirnn Monkry, fltlln 110/o, lf'jon, pitwlP nml rhuln rhnlu,:a, 1/1p 1'rown-ronlt>d ronli trail• a fonf( tail whirh ia rarriPd al a jaunty 45· tlrgrPr anglP. <:natia tra11t>I in /1an<la t>f anywht"rP /rom 10 to 50 and tht7 art> ran· tllantly in •Parrh of food. In rnptivity thry r at rhorolatt> <'OVPrf'll anl11 anti anda pop me in 1l1r Crowfoot rpi1odt'. triumph over the Baltimore Orioles last October, will come out ---------------------------of retirement to pilot the National League All-Stars. The Orioles' Ea rl Weaver will manage the American League team. Curt Gowdy, Tony Kubek and Sandy Koufax are commentators. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 . 10:00 0) C•n•dlan Football Toronto Argonauts vs. Montreal Alouettes. 10:30 D Sports Challenge THURSDAY, JULY 27 8:00 0) Boxln1 From the Olympic FRIDAY, JULY 28 6:30 0 CI)(]) 1972 Collep All·Stu Football The Super Bowl cham- pion Dallas Cowboys are pitted against the best senior football stars of the 1971 college season in this live game from Soldier Field in Chicago. Nebraska's Bob Oecaney will coach the All· Stars. In the previous 38 games, the All·Stars have won just nine times while losing 27 and tying twice. The All·Stars haven't won since 1963, when they upset Green Bay 20·17. SATURDAY, JULY 29 11:00 AM~ dO) Major Lea1ue Baseball Teams to be announ·ced . 12:00 O (j) PGA N•tlon•I Tum Golf From the Laurel Valley Coun· ~ lub in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. 1:00 U CI)(]) H•ll of Fame Footb•ll An expanded version of ABC's Wide World of Sports featuring the NFL pre·season game be· tween the New York Giants and the Kansas City Chiefs, hve, from Canton, Ohio. 2:00 Qj Lee Trevino's Golf 2:30 p Shrine North/South Football Game Ross Porter calls the ac· t1on of this tape delay game as top higt'I school graduates from Northern Calif. are pitted against their counterparts from South· ern Calif. dQl Sports Action Pro-File 3:00 e Roller Games Los Angeles Thunderbirds VS. The Texas Out· laws. 4:30 D F•ntastlc Wortd of R•cln1 5:00 Spe>rts Action Pro-File Al McGuire, the fiery basketball coach o Marquette University, is the subject of this week's profile. I Lee Trevino's Golf Buck Owens vs. Peter Marshall. !5:30 Uoyd Brid1es' Water Wor1d 6:30 Sports Wtth Bertk• 7:00 Lee Trevino's Golf 8:00 Ch•mplomhlp Wrestllna WASH& Jn WAX WID. GAi DAY WAIN FREE '"·~AX Wlfl 7 IAl. flt UP .,., P11e 3 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 23, 1972 ......................................................... ~ * I * I * I * * * Dire Paris I II GET INTO A NO-SAG PA FABULOUS COL The Bazaar Richards Lido Market La Verne Lan yon Designer App North Drugs Reinert's Department Store Lydia's Lemon Tree Liquor-Liquor FOUNTAIN VALLEY Talbert Market ORANGE Royal Drug Co. II THE ALL NUDE, E NOW IN 8 WING LOCATIONS Dover Hous e Via Lido Pharmacy Newport Liquor & Deli The She Shop Owl Liquor & Deli Carolyn's of Californi a 7 -11 9542 Ham ilton WESTMINSTER West Drugs SANTA ANA Two Brothers Market * * * * * * * I * * * * * * * * : I * * Bravada Del Mar Pharmacy I *********************************************************' ..... 4 I ,. 6 6 6 7 1 1 7 a I u 1 M 0 RN IN(, 6:00 8 Cl) S4lm1Hr Stme1tef 6:2S D StltioA Elchan1t &:30 11 Oc1yney Cl) Educational features Ofeatum (IQ) Today on ttle farm m Educational features 6:45 fZ) Co•modity Report 7:00 II O Cl) News 0 ®) m Today Show Cl) Children's Shows O Banana Splits 0) Bu1s and His Buddies &J City Kids Sandra Escamilla fZ) Martet Openln1 m (ij) Sesame Street 7:30 O Tiit Wor1d Tomorrow Cl) Banana Splits O Psycholoo I m Cartoons &J Hobo Kelly With Sally Baker fl) Stock Market Coveraae 7:40 O Sports Club 7:45 O la111na Splits 8:00 II Captain Kanproo O Brohn Arrow (j) Coffee Break/Children's Teacher 0 Ralph Story's A.M. (]) Sunup Mel Knoepp 0) Dennis tht Menace (jj) Educational Features m "''haJo•a 8:30 D Vlrpla 'nih1111 Show 0 Cil Jack LI Linne 0) Yoai and Friends m'umby fll)featuru 9:00 ti Cl) The Lucy Show 0 (10) m Dinah's Place On. Callery (j) Viriinia 'raha• Show O News Watch Fernando Del Rio 0) Movie: Sit Daytime Movies. &J UAde Waldo (1j) The Elldric CoMpany f1l) (}) Se111H Stnet 9:30 ti (j) Btvtr1y Hlllbillltt 0 ®) m Cottantration 0 Htraanos Corate U Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 Tt11tpo &> Romper Room 10:00 II Cl) f1111ily Artair (]) Movie: Stt Daytf 111 Movlu. 0 ®l m Salt of lttt Century (]) 'atlopin1 Qourmet m fttturts f1l) Mister Ro11ra' Ntl&flboltlood lO:JO ti Cl) love of Utt CJ dj m Hollywood Squans D TM Chaa1plons Cl) Pllll DoMhut Shw IB) Wanderlust m Hodcepodae Lodae (!l)MHtrap 11 :00 II Cl) W11trt ttlt Heart Is 0 ®l m Jeopardy II) Mantrap EI!) TM Eltc1tlc Company m Just Roottly 11:15 0) Operation 8r1ndparents Tues.; Adoptitn St11Mflt Thurs. 11:30 IJ Cl) Sear~ for To•oJYn 0 ®I m Mo, Whit, Wtltr1 Game IJ IHt ttlt Clock o (J) oo m 1tw1tchtd 0) let's Rap ti) Ntwa Hu11h Williams fll)Ftttures .'\ F T f f? N 0 0 ~. 12:00 11 Noteti .. 0 m Tllrtt Otl t Matclt 0 Movie: Set Daytime Movies. 0 (}) Cl) 9) Pauword CIJ®l O)News fJ Youth and the Issues Thurs. m 'allopln1 'ourmtt (iJ) Sesame Strttt Eii)f11tum 12:25 m Ttnnenee Tuxedo 12:30 II (I) As the Wtfld Turns 0 (IQ) m Days of Our Lives O (}) Cl) ED 5p11t Second O Ntwa Watc~ John Fullmer m Di1lin1 '°' Dotlara ftNtwZotRtvitw 1 :00 ti Cl) Love Is a Many Splendored Thine 0 (1j m The Doctors Cl) I Lem Lucy 0 CI) a> All My Children 0 0) Movie: See Daytime Movies. am 1 :30 ti Ci) Tiie tiuidln1 Uitrt 0 ®) m Attottltr Wor1d 0 CI) (j) ED 'ura Make a Deal Mon .. Tues .. Thurs., Fri. I shc114 I HoneylllOOn Suit. Wed. only. Henry Gibson and Rose Marie star in this 90·minute feature about the vicissi· tudes of love. as seen throuah the eyes of Charlie (Gibson), a bellboy at the Beveriy Hills Hotel, and Maa· 11ie (Rose Marie), one of the maids. Assi1ned to the care of the host.I· ry's honeymoon suite, their cyni· cism is summed up by Maagie: "If these walls could talk, they'd have to have their keyholes washed out with soap." &J Fashions In Stw1n1 m eo.111oc1ity Report Cft (vefJ WOtRan Wanta to Know 1 :40 &J Dlallnf for Dotlars 2:00 ti Cl) Secret Stor11 0 ~ m R1tum to Peyton Pl.ct 0 (})Cl) a> Newtywtd ti1m• El· cept Wed. &J Fttturts a Major Adams 2:30 ti Ci) Uae of Ni&flt 0 ®) m Somerset 0 (]) (]) m Datin1 tiamt ucept Wtd. &J [VtfJ Wo11an Wants to Know EI!) ftl'SJh Sa1a Tues. l :OO 1J My Tllrtt Sona D The Mt Toe 5'tow 0 Hipway Patrol fJ (}) Ci) (!I) Ctntral Hospital Cl) (1j) Movie: Set Daytime Movies. 0 Tiit Real Mee.,. tDNtwZMR.._ THC: DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 23. 1972 m Rocky and Friends (Jj) The ftrsrt-Sett Fri, m CittetH 3'; Trails WHt Tues. only. 3:30 ti It's Yow ltt O Cl) Miu Doufl•s Sito• O Ozzit and Harritt 0 Cl) GJ Oat Life to Liff O TIM Lone Ranier 0) lup and His Buddies &J Peter ht:1111us/Ma1illa Gorilla fll)Ps~I a;) Tmel tilt World Tues. Qt My Favorit. Martian al Ftli1 the Cat 3~g)f11tures 4:00 11 Mr. Ed 0 The Riflemen 0 {]) m love AMerlun Style O Courareous Cit 0) Quid Draw McGraw Cl) Bolo's Bia Top Show m (j]) Sesame Street m Caltndario Thurs. m News Tues. 9 Daniel Boone m llmbl 4:15 fE Una Avtnhlra Espanola 4:30 II (}) Movie: See Daytime Movies. O Father Knows lest O News Benti, Schubeck fJ Candid camera m Yo1i and friends; Dod1en: looM or Bust, Tues. &J The Munsters fZ) Cristo Ne1ro a> Un Canto de Melice (!I) lozo's Bia Top 5'1ow al Spetd Racer 5:00 0 @) m News; All·Stlr Baseball ti1mt Tues. (j) AIC News Reasoner, Smith Cl) NYPO O Movi.: See Daytime Movies. m Tiit Flintstones m Nanny and ttlt Profusor El) Nino f1l) (j]) Mister Roaers• Nei&hborh0td @!) LI Sonrisa Del Dlablo m Trails West Except Tues. 9 Didi Yan Oytt EI:) Chucho S.avadra Show Fri. m Callopinc 'ourmtt al Tllree Stoo1es 5:15 EI:) Pantrama Mundial Except Fri. 5:30 II O.t Step Beyond (j) TIM Rifleman O Cll mNews OJ AssilJlment Fri. 0) Dennis the Menace m a tiilli1an's Island m (1j) The Electric ComplllJ m Town Talk Except Tues. m features al Speed Racer Coastwise, Nobody But Nobody, Is More Coast Wise Solt of 5011 CleMHt•'s first pollc• chief, wh11ter of Me•y • hot rod ru• °" lolboa '••l1t1llla'1 Hiid duMt, contributor to Tl• Co• .. och .. o youtfl a1td aow o ,.sldnt of l.ot•IHI leoch, M ..... 1119 Editor ToM Murphl" ltas spewt o l!f.tl!M .. "4119 roo4y t. 1how tflt world to reoden of ltl1 colu"'n fToM tti. pecull• per• specriv• of tM Oro119• Coftt. .Just Coasting With Tom Morphine Almost Daily in the DAILY PILOT Pace 5 "1F1E OLD BAlLGlME" NBC SPORTSCASTERS TONY KUSEK ANO CURT GOWDY CHECK THEIR CRYSTAL BALL FOR THE OUTCOME OF THE 43RD ANNUAL MAJOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR BASEBALL GAME. THAT WILL AIR. LIVE. ON NBC, TUESDAY BEGINNING AT 5PM. DANNY MURTAUGH. WHO MAN- AGED THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES INTO A WORLD SERIES TRIUMPH OVER THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES LAST OCTOBER. WILL COME OUT OF RETIREMENT TO PILOT THE NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS . THE ORIOLES' EARL WEAVER WILL MANAGE THE AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM. THE FIRST ALL-STAR CLASSIC WAS CARRIED ON RADIO IN 1933 AND NBC BEGAN TELEVISING THE CLASSIC IN 1950. IN THE EARLY DAYS. THE GAMES WERE DOMINATED BY THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. WHICH HAD MOST OF THE BIG-NAME PERFORMERS. IN THAT FIRST GAME IN 1933, THE LATE CONNIE MACK MANAGED AN AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM THAT INCLUDED BABE RUTH. LOU GEHRIG. JIMMY FOXX . LEFTY GROVE. JOE CRONIN. LEFTY GOMEZ. TONY LAZZERI ANO BILL DICKEY. TO NAME A FEW. IN RECENT YEARS, THOUGH. THE BASEBALL CYCLE HAS REVERSED ITSELF. OF THE GAMES PLAYED (ONE ENDED IN A TIE) THE NATIONAL LEAGUE HAS MANAGED TO WIN 23. TO 18 FOR THEIR RIVAL AMERICAN LEAGUERS. DARIN 1960, still riding the crest of his amazingly fast climb to the top as a singer, Darin It wu the first day of taping on his new television series and as he stood before a packed audience on a darkened Stage 4 at NBC-TV's Burbank studios, sharply attired, right foot tapping in time with the. beat of a solo string bass background introduction, one had to think about a time some l 5 years ago when a rising "brash," young voca- list vowed publicly "to be a legend by rhe time I'm 25." It was quite a boast and challenge and whether he succeeded or not in meeting the deadline for attaining the lofty "legendary" status, no one can say that W alden Robert Cassotto didn't make a run at it. First, he changed his name to Bobby Darin and at 19 signed his first recording contract wi 1h Decca. At 20, he made his first major show business debut as a guest on The Jackie Gleason Show. By the dme be was ll, in l 958, he wrote a tune titled "Splish Splash," recorded it and that same year ii won him, by virtue of a million copies sold, his first Gold Record. One year later, he had captured top honors bestowed by the National Academy of Re- cording Arts and Sciences, including the Grammy Award for "Best New Artist" and "Best Song" laurels for his now certainly near-legendary rendition of "Mack The Knife." And oh yes, "Mack," which rocket- ed Bobby into the big time in l 959, brought him another Gold Record. making it two years in a row. Darin also made his major nightclub de- but in 1959 when he appeared with veteran showman George Burns at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, marking the first time such a young (23) entertainer "headlined" the bill at such a top club. It launched him on similar bookings throughout the country. In plunged into another career and made his motion picrure debur in a cameo appearance in the film "Pepe." Between 1960 and 1964, he completed no less than seven films (four in one year). Al- together he has starred in a dozen features assaying a stupefying range of characters including a wise-cracking combat soldier in ''Hell Is For Heroes," a hard-luck musician in "Too Late Blues," a brutish American- Nazi Bund leader in "Pressure Point," a moustached Lothario in "The Happy End- ing" and a confused enlisted man in ''Cap- tain Newman, M.D.'' which won him an Academy Award nomination. Along with his Oscar nomination for "Newman," Bobby won the Foreign Press Golden G lobe nomination for "Best Sup- porting Actor" and the French Film Critics' Award for "Best Foreign Actor" in 1964. The intensity of Darin's ambitious, tireless mien appears to be matched only by the seemingly limitless range of the man's na- tural talent. Throupout the slxdes, he not only es- tablished himself as a vocalist and actor of consequence, but as a songwriter with a creative and indeed commercial touch. lo the past decade he added two m ore Gold Records to bis credit, making it four in aJJ to date and three of those tunes ("Splish, Splash," "Queen of the Hop" and "Dream Lover,") be wrote himself! While be didn't write "Mack The Knife," as a composer Bobby was in pretty good company since the song is the now-classic Brecht-Weill composition from "The Threepenny Opera." He composed the score, thematic music and title songs for the films "If A Man An- swers," "That Funny Feeling," Gunfight in Abilene" and "The Lively Set." H e recently completed an original motion picture "The Vendors" scheduled to be released in 1972 which he wrote, directed, scored, produced and financed. He plays the piano, drums, guitar and harmonica. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 23, 1972 Bobb1 Darta le l>«bbl~ R~ynokk, wt.o'll pat on a fututt mow. QuJte famUlar to his nJcht dub fans but relatively little-known by television audien- ces are Bobby's abilities as a mime and comic. Apt testimony of his accomplish- ments in these areas is readily evidenced by the format of his first television series "Dean Martin Presents The Bobby Darin Amusement Co." premiering Thursday, as a summtr entry in the Dean Martin Show time-slot (JO PM) on N BC. Report co-producers Saul llson and Ernest Chambers, "Our best description of the show's format is that it will be a com- edy show with music. Bobby Darin is a consummate performer and any entertain- ment vehicle that fails to tap his .U-round capabilities is simply not doing him, or his audiences, justice." Amply demonstrating the confidence of Ilson and C hambers, (not to mention the network's) that the multi-talented Darin can indeed pull it off, is the structure of the series which seems to be an undertaking that has Bobby doing everything but sweep- ing up. It will be Darin in a striking imperson- ation of G roucho Marx as a regular bit every week; Darin in drag as the Italian matriarch "The Godmother;" Darin as a right-on hippy poet; Darin in a touching pantomine as a "poor soul" park attendant; Darin as a New York tenement district "Angie" in a "The Neighborhood" sketch, and many other routines and characters, some as one-time appearances, some as continuing regulars. All this is in addition to Bobby as star and host, doina his own solo vocals and duets with top-name weekly guest stars, candid manner talking to his on-camera audjence before the final curtain rendition of his trademark tune "Mack Tbe Knife." Legend or no legend, it's not bad for an Italian kid from Harlem who still can't read music. Pace 1 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 23, 1972 SUNDAY JULY 23 M ORNI NG Q Mn: .. 1 .. .._ Quartet" (C10m) ·61-8111 Travers. Sp1kt M1lh11n A•ric.111 felll Mak fl) fruta 111 YM11 10:10 B r-. tt1c Natieo 0 1ltis Is Ult Utt D Allrtl hseball C.lil An11ts on. Yankees in New Yort. 0 m n.. DMbkdecltrs 1:15 m Tiit aww.,.,.,. TY L*s at Luntlec 6:30 1J lac*JM~ Wert C..•at m TM ........ ,. m a. ... t.,, ....- 1}0 n.. ~pl11n m hft11 t.t Tod., 1:00 B T .. .-cl ltnJ E Cttliicas • Franda lu Hu•banl (it Mewit: •o.tter RllJtlt•" WMdJ Weocl,.Utr m Chit Me1iu11t m lrpansion 11:00 B Patdlwortl f1111i1J featured IS an Cl) PuWk Attairs/Social Security exercise unit with four youne chll- 7:101J 11tt ,,_. Goolles dren imitatina animals 0 Th Cllrilt111hers O Double Fublre: (C) "Ne.rt t. D ...,_ TaMfNClt Choir No Ti••" (com) '59 -Kenneth (I) ltM It Te leaver More, Betsy Drake. "Wall! 1 Cntoktd D DJ. IHIJ J. Harfls Milt'' (dra) '48 -Louis Hayward, ag Dtplfty Dawe Dennis O'Keefe . m Woedtr1u Cl) UtJd lriclees' Water Wot1d Cl) Sacnd Htart/Tht Cllristoplwrs 0 Cl) ED luthrinllle 1:00 IJ Cl) u., Unto My Fett Cl) I s,, 0 Mt. WbN a San Ditco H1ppenln1 D ... Hu19bard m lloorie: "The Uttlt Pri~u" (I) llHI Eltlte Optn HOVM (dra) '39-Shu'ley Temple, Richard 0 Htrllcl tf Truth Grune. ®) OW TI.. '°'Pel Ho11r 0) Qurdl in U.. HoM Cl) ltvlnt flru e:J P111t1Ha De,.itlcal 1:30 II (() loot Up and Live "The Fam· 1 l:JO Cl) Mowlt: .. Sii..., M111 .. (mys) ily: Private Woe and Public: Weal" ·s~sar Romero, Kay Kendall. final seament of a three-p1rt pre· U Cl) ED ,. .. , 1 WWI sentation will de.I with the possi· Q llewle: (C) ''The Stcttt of Motttt bilit~es of ~overnment · corrtrolled Crista" (•'1¥) '61 -Roiy Calhoun. f1mrly pl1nn1na and how public Patricia Bredin. laws and policies 1ffect marrl•ae ~ MoN: (C) "fury ef tt.t ApadM" 1nd family patterns. (wes) '65-fr1nk Latimore. DTII• luploos 0 CIMpllS Profile 0 01y of OISCOVtfJ 1\ I I • . , · ', II) KATHRYN KUHLMAN 12:00 II (I) MU IRlttudollal ~ ... pi.n. * (IN COLOR) tai!ps National MU Men's ind Wom· QJ lattlryn K1thlR11n en's Volleyb•ll Championships; and 9:00 11 CH1tt1 Tllrtt Achen lntemational Gr1nd Pri1 0 Se,.ndlplty Equestti•n Competition •t Ac:hen, Do., ef DftcovelJ West Gtrm1ny. 0 My frt"'d ho~e CIJ C.1t1t1tbtioll fJ ()) Ot1I Roberts 0 su.,.,... Tlttm "One Tiaer to al l•sl1ht tn Rtlifton 1 Hill" Barry Nelson, James Grea· 0) M11edyt1fttf i• Motion ory, Diane McBain. Thief Is pitted IEt Ma!ea y P1l1bru aaainst thief and both •&•inst the t:JO IJ Todlfa ltflcion police In story of sophisticated jewel 0 Statltn to SbU011 '1hose Other thieves and murder. Monuments" A tonaue-in·cheek look I!) Usetttiilly Sex 1t Wuhincton D.C.'s aia1ntic bronte 9 Tiit Wtlttrnen and rock pu1de of silent monu· m lutlwl11klt mtnts. 12:JO CIJ Tltt Answer D Ortl ••rts m Jot DISitv1'1 Open Fonim (j) Me.it: "Tiit lttum of Wlldflrl" 9 St1 H11t1t (wes) '48-P1tricl1 Morison, Rlch1rd a) Mia 1 Wlsh Arlen. 12:45 D Anftl Wrtp-Up D Anfit'• G1r111 1:00 D MM: "last of tflt Wiid (()let The,. le U1ht Honts'' (wts) '46-Maiy Beth D Kltllf'Jll Kuhlman Hufhts, James Ellison. «i C.111ult1tle11 0 Cl) Cl) ED American Golf Cl11· at Old Tit11t Qospel Hour sic final round of the $150,000 m Ettl £1 la Yid• tournament on the South Course of 9:40 Cl) llble Stortes/AcdOfl the Firestone Country Club In ~ron, 10:00 IJ staps to Le1n1ln1 Ohio. 0 CIM!lltn,. My Strt11on Guest is fJ Mlfllon $ Movie: (C) .. Dtvll It 4 @I) Tri'"'91 , .... m...-...,...._ .. c.....,.... (ICM 'fiG.-Al.btrto Lupo ft Sllllte, Tt .... n..etr..: "St.llMI Up IM a...'° a:> QllCt w. ... ,... l:lO II (I) CIS Teui:s Qauk ~ tenth 1n1tdl ol 1 14-rn.tdl elimina· tlon tourn1ment. •t Sea Pines Plan· talion, Hilton Head Island, S.C Tom Okker vs Rorer Tayfot. lnldit 0) Y• of Ca~11J 2:0061tMf 0 Japacto Manuel Araaon wel· COIMI Joe Blatchford, director of Ac:1i0n. Cl) z ... ,,., llle•tr• 1't lltriUtr 0) TtH•&t Trills I!) Tona 2:30 IJ MediI "The D11dliest Drue" An examin1tion of •lcoholism that fee· lures 1 six·Question quiz for home wie-.ers. 0 h1quiry Guest is John Volpe, Sec· ret1ry of T r111sport1tion. OllM1n Amrw Cl) r-. Utt llbtiotl m SWl•&fl' Metia a .... = <C> "llr•r 3:00 II Ntw1111ktr1 OC.....t D Me.it: (C) "Oaupter of Mate Hari" (ad¥) '55 -Ludmill1 Tche· rina, frank Latimore. (j) Flt• fublrt 0 CJ) l11tt11 111d Answers ()) 1111 CosbJ .. Q Movie: (C) "A Tlctlisll Aff1ir" Crom) '65 -Shir1ey Jones, Gia Youna. Red Buttons, Carolyn Jones. (Jj) rriRIUI mca.mer m atlltr OtrtJy mueetttie ''"' 3:30 II Movlt: (C) "P1rd1ttn'' (com) '56-0ean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Lorie Nelson. (I)fllfn 0 Meet t• P'ftu D Mewlt: (C) "hcl S.1tcloft" (wes) '56 -Rory C.lhoun, Martha Hyer. Mcwit: (C) "Pima of Tortu11" (adv) '6l~en Scott, Letitia Ro- man. (Jj) Swvtw11 fii) ArttstJ It America "Mary PritCh· ud" m Arrtc&llturt USA l!) C.1111411 Profile 4:00 CI) Ualveralty Dlalorut a fnslitrt (j) Wap11 Train @) POfldtrou I!) lun for Your Uft Qi) '""' OdPlfy fil) CoMIHtrwHltfl @I) Sl•ptt11111ta YIW fn TIIJa Is tllt Uft m> '•tttni•• Latino en Do1alnre l!}Coftflt .... f'1thtr Ellwood P, Kieser, Paulist O'aod" (•dv) '61 -Spencer Tr•· Productions, Pacific P1llsades. cy, frank Sln1tr1. D s,etts Chlltnp ®1 Meet die 'ms 4:30 CD M.vit: "Willi tllt Pr.ud Leid'" (wes) '56 -Audie Murphy, Anne Bancroft. D CJ) GI) llttluctant Drapn m w..w hyMd Cl) Zien•• Q) ""1 Nick Carter ..... . 0 S.lld., Tom Snyder 1nd Kelly L1n11 telecut llvt f11>m l•auna Beach, site of the 37th 1nnutl Fes· tinl of tht Arts. 0 Movie: (C) "'Sen If Coclzlll•" (SCi·fi) '69. m Festini of Classics: "It H1~ peHd °"' Nlctir (rom) '34--(11r11 G1ble, Claudette Colbert. fB TM WOf'ld tf w,difft m CollMlltldon a;, Ptttnlt of 1 Stir "Dtvld Niven" 9 1llt lit Valley m ftti• ttit eat 5:00 IJ Uttlt Women "An Unusual Pro poul" Joe meets 1 surprise visi· tor at her birthday p1rty. This pro. &rim IS the final episode Of the series. D Ho1111on1 tauHtJ 0 Mme: (C) "Th• Kl•(• Plfate" (adv) '67 -Doua McClure, Jiii St. John, Guy Stockwell. ®l News Dile Sw1rtz I!) Movie: ''The l..otlc Wlff' (dt1) '54 -Anthony Quinn, Ch1rles Co· burn. fB 5arntr Ted Arnlstroe1 fil) I l!fc!lL IS,.ss~/fildttrChtu C..111pionslllp Rtvitw Cheu master Georae Koltanowski rtvieWl the week's a•mes. m Kh•b• 5:30 IJ Anl1111I Wor1d The mystery •nd the dlarm of the 1nnu1I ml1r1tion ot the Alaskan fur se1ls is f11tured. Ci) Doctor 111 tllt House Cl) Ntws R1y Wilson ®l Mowlt: 'Ottr Hurt" (com) '65 -Glenn ford, Ger1ldine P1ae. • (jj) foll! lultlr fl) Kom11 Variety Hour fil) Waai-lniton Wt• In lmtw I!) Viejo Si11ver1uenu mMantov111I 0 8llU11n's Island EE Speed be.tr I V £ N I N (, 6:00 II ()) Ca•pelan '72 Cl) Mtwlt: (C) (21w) "Mo Man Is lfl llllacr (drl) '62-Jeffrey Hunter, Marshall Thompson. om,..., D .... : (C) (Ztlr) "Maaaacrt In t11t Illa Fomf' (dra) '66-Clm· eron Mltdlell, 8ed1 Lonchlr. (j) Htt Hn QIS,, Qi) Jt1n SMplMnl'a AMttk.1 fB ltorea• Lan1ua11 Dr11111 mw..w""' @ri) U..lld• cit loc:o1 8 MIJbtrt'J RfD m> TNtnt dtl Do11l11p m Tht '"'"' Stooa .. 1:30 0 Story ntttre .. Tht Thrte Sea· men" and "The Wlsemen of Goth· •m" ONtw1 m Cmture feature: ('°) "'locllh· la" (scf.fl) ·~1ymond Burr. aJ) 11M Jau Set fJ) ltortt• ..... Hlcttlf"9tt fDOdt11 '72 fELaa6t 91rtlft Acrt1 2 p- rk " t. d n 5 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 23, 1972 m Movit: al Htadaltop Elliot Mintz 7:00 8 """ Clete Roberts 1 prucher. terrOfizes widow and her two children. m Tllrtt rauporb ta Advtftturt "Bikini BetchH of Fr111ee" award lffnnina documentary that f<>I· @m Yitrtdo 1 IJondl lows Anthony Quinn on a Journey 9 l01ln1 frtll lM forum into the Spanish speaklne commu · m> Tempo ttllfano- nltles of Ameriu. Alicia Sandoval 'f) Lou Otrdon SMw 0 Wild IUnp111 "The Lost World of Ancel Falls" Tiie remote interior of Venezuela is visited. (I) SlllrftJ linty Show D R1ftecclot1ts fll) @ The French Cllet "Ice Cream" Qt Wiid Klncdom 'f) f ishln' Holt is hosteu. 10:15 fl) This Is J1pa11 9;00 0 ~ m lonania "~how~o~n al 10:30 8 Jerry Visits "Sue Ane Lanedon " Tahoe (R) The Cartwnehts timber • 0 Tiit Wortd Tomorrow operations are threatened by a CJ) At Issue CJ) Tltls 11 Your Ufa fJ Dtatll Valley Days II) r11spott to Trnel "The Other London" (Jj) Eltctric Company fl) J1paneM FantllJ Dra1111 1:00 U Roller 8arnts T·Blrds vs. Tens Outlaws 1an1's ~lot to rob the payroll and 0 Mtlodyland In MotJon use Ben s steamboat to escape. Cl) News Chuck Cecil 0 (]) (I) m AIC Sunday Movlt: _,. . (C) (3hr 15m) "Lord Jim" (dra) '65 Uil Eltrellas MuatUlta -Peter O'Toole James Mason Curt 11:00110 Cl) ®I Ntw1 Juraen1, Eli Wallach. Story 0of a 0 ltu Humbard fll) Tht Jm Set "Ray Draper and the New Island Social Club, Featur· In& Miss Boo Pleasant" D Cil (I) m Thi r11 "Escape to Nowhere" (R) Two escaped coovlcts t1ke over the home of Joan Forres· tal and her lO·yHr-otd son. Guests ue Diana Muldaur. and John Ver· ship's officer In the British mer· (I) Mftlt: chant marine who makes a duper· 0 Movtt: (C) "Adventures of Don m\1tamatlvt1 Special "Psycho· ate attempt to re11ln his los1 honor. Juan" (adv) '49-Errol Flynn. Vive· @I) Suptt Show a;, Wild Kincdo111 "Rulers of the K1laharl" Oram1 Looks at Drue Abuse" Cl) Df1p1t ct Lindfors Cl) rerry Mason fl) Samurai Revolution m Movtt: "Ten Gentlemen from fl) Nippon No Uta Ell)@ Masterpltct Tllulrt _ Tiit ~est rolnt" (rom) '42-Maureen fll) Qj) Flrf111 Lint Spoils of Poynton "Tri1I of Streneth" 0 Hara, Georee Monteomery. ti) Nocht dt 8al1 9:30 8 Cl) Cadt's County (R) Follow· m K.Ulryn Kuhlman 9 Movtt: (C) "Tiit Str1n1e Ont" in& Willie's convictions. Cade liiflts ! Tiit fonytt Sip Ben Gauara, Julle Wllaon. •&•inst time to prove him inno· ~ To It Announced a Lallie 7:30 II Cl) CIS Sund1y MoVle (C) (2hr) ''T1nan 1nd tht Junsfe loy" (adv) '68 -Mike Henry, Rater Johnson. Story of a )1IOIJnf boy who must learn to survive in the junales of Africa. Si) Ct111 dtl Dontlnp cent. Conclusion of two-part story. 11:30 8 N11111 of tht G1mt m Movlt: (Zllr) "Tov1rlch" (eom) 0 Newt W1tdl Larry Burrell 0 0 Sunday Toni&ht Show '37 -Claudette Colbert, Charles Cl) Tht 811 Question CJ) TtltpUIM 0 Ilg) m Walt DfSMJ "Ch1r1ey Crowfoot 1nd the Coati·Mundl" (R) A nature adventure in which a timed coatlmundl helps an Amerf· can lndi1n archaeoloeist (Edward Colunaa) uncover relics in the Ari· zona desert. Boyer, Basil R1thbont. 9 Noella T1patl11 Cl) Movie: (C) ''Gorro" (sci·fi) '61 1•30 ... ICAI 1:9' JI Ch rt ... ~ 10:00 D Ilg) m Tiit Bold Ones -Tiit -Bill Travers. William Sylvester. · wr wo 1:1:1 "'"'' ,.. .. wa _..... LIWJtn "Lisa I Hardly Know You" "Paper W<Kk" (R) The ecoloey· (R) Nell's cri~f Interferes with his 12:15 CJ) Wanted Dead or AINt minded H~ytards Join 1 piper drive work after his bride-to-be takes her D (])News only to find they've Included some own life. 12:30 (j) Issues 'and Answers D E,..ttneu very important items in their con· g NIWI Dick Garton tribution. O A Man and His lo 1:00 8 Movlt: "Lucy G1llanr• (dra) '5S m ANTHONY QUINN m News Ron Fortner" Charlton Heston, Jane Wyman, c111re 0 Mllllta $ Movie: (211r) ''NIPt of U-. Hunter" (dr1) 'SS -Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters, Liiiian Gish. Psycllopathlc killer. poslns as * 11VOICE OF LA RAZA" fl) w .. ki, News Hipllahta Trevor. A CRY FOR JUSTICE! €ll) QJJ Evenln1 at rops Roberti 0 Cil Cl) News m I IHC!AL r Vokt of La Raza An Flack is featured. 1:15 (I) UC Naws COURT REPORTING CAREERS OFFER UP TO $20,000 PER YEAR SALARY! NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING ------One of the few p rofessions where a genuine shortage exists in all states. Yes ... it is a difficult course and requires dedicated stu- dents. If you are sharp, ambitious and look- ing for a lucrative career ... THIS IS FOR YOU! OUR STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR SUCH WELL PAYING POSITIONS AS LISTED BELOW: DAY & NIGHT CLASSES -CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE NOTI: YOU DO NOT HAYI TO SH•N A CONTRACT! POSITION SPEED ·sALARY COURT REPORTER ................ 200-225 WPM ................... $14,040 to $17,496 DEPOSITION REPORTER . . . . . .. .. 200 WPM . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . $12,000 to $20,000 HEARING REPORTER . . .. .. . . . . . . 200 WPM . .. .. . . .. . . . .. . . . .. $ 9,000 to $11,400 STENOGRAPHIC REPORTER .. .. . 180 WPM ................... $659 to $819 CITY HEARING REPORTER . .. . . . 180 WPM ................... $641 to $797 LEGAL STATEMENT REPORTER . 150 WPM ............. .' ..... $530 to $624 STENOTYPE SCHOOLS WESTMINSTER OF LONG BEACH 9101 BOLSA AVENUE 5228 ORANGE AVENUE 892-3319 (213) 428-1264 hp I THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 23, 1972 More people will see Karen Dressler's "Rowen" in 40 seconds than will see "The Blue Bor,"atthe • Huntington Ubrary, in two years. This summer millions of people will see Karen 's painting -and the other winners in the KNXT Children's Art Awards -on Channel 2. And believe us, more refreshing, appealing television you'll never see! More than 3,000 entries were received in the competition, which was held in cooperation with Los Angeles City Schools, to encourage children to express themselves artistically. One incentive, beyond individual awards and certifica te s, was the promise that winning en tries would be seen in color on Channel 2 throughout the coming months. We invite all to share these rewards each weekday at 7 :OOam, 12 :00 noon, 4 :OOpm and 7 :OOpm. KNXTCBS~l .,,00 ()()(\ Pfl0'1h• ,..... lt>,. 8 \;'"Bo,· ,, It''" Mu,,. ~ .. Hon l •brl'Y ,., 5,,.,, M•'ino c.1.10,n·• '•\I .... , E•th ..,,, A•ard1w1nn1nc ll'f"lltyw1ll b .. shown tf'l•l••"•!OUt ltm .. s lft . 1•f'llll'" dh' •ccumult l1n1t •n .tud•'""''" "'''"''''"d ••mo•,. th•" t .Ofl0.000 ,.,,..,,., •""'Pt•n·ons • co,d ,...~ h> Maw 1<>7' AR8 u .. oo,t Sub1 .. c' 10 au1lffic1··ons 1v1•labltt upon rf'Qufl•I MONDAY JULY 24 For mornln1 and afternoon llstln1s, plHH Me DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m ''Soldtn loy" (dra) '39-Wilham Holden, Barbara Stanwyck 9:30 fJ (C) "Jumbo" (adv) '63-0oris Day, Stephen Boyd. 10:00 CJ) "Shakedown" (dra) '50-Howard Duff, Brian Donlevy. 12:00 O "last Outpost" (dra) '35-Cary Grant, Claude Rains. 1 :00 fJ (C) "Wake Me When It's Over" (com) '60 -Ernie Kovacs, Marao Moore. m "father la a Bachelor" (com) '50 -William Holden, Coleen Gray. 1:30 O "Moon Over Burma" (adv) '40- 0orothy Lamour, Preston Foster. 3:00 Cl) (C) "Secret of the lnus" (adv) '54-Charlton Heston, Robert Young. @) "Nlcht Walker" (mys) '64 - Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck. 4:30 U "Mister Cery'' (dra) '47-Tony Curtis, Marth• Hyer. CJ) Same as lOAM listln1 5:00 0 (C) "Esther and the ftln1" (adv) '60-Joan Collins, Richard Eaan f\'tNINI. &:oo ea o €Em m ""' (1)(1g) Ntws O Tiit 111 Valley Ci) C.mbat! m Tiit Flintstones II) Danltf loont (IJl The Dtvollt Y1un1 fl) lto111 Para Veronlu til) Hocl1epod1t Lodi' QI Mayberry RFD Eli) LI Secunda Espou E!) Ttlrff Stoo1t1 6:30 tJ Movie: (C) (90) ''Tiit Whteltr Dealers" Part I (rom) '63-James Gamer, Lee Remick, Phil Harris. Chill Wills. Louis Nye, Jim Backus, Pa· tricia Crowley. Texas oil man arrives In New Yortt to make some deals and causes a whlrlwind of activity when ht buys anythina that displeases him. Cl) CIS Newt Walter Cronkite 111 Mtrv Grtffln Show m Tht Fi,tn1 Nun all Sp.ct letwHn Wards m Hau.11011 m Trntt tht World OCrttn Aerts GI!) '"''"" r111c111 C!) Vktorl1 Ja1tt1 Show 0) H .. cllhop Elliot Mintz 1:00 •CD a m " ... D M0¥1e: (21u) "I Slw W111t You EMcf" (dra) '65-Joan Crawford, John Ireland, Leif Erlck$on, Andi Ga"att Two teenaaers alone for the week· end, play 1 mlsdlle~us telephone 1ame. (!)Truth or Censtquencea Cl) Oraanet 0 Wllars My Line? OJ I love Luc, II) I Dream of Jeannie El) fr1y Ollbllllo til) I sFtClll I Close Enoufh for Jazz (R) The spotli&ht is on the winners of the 13th annual youna people's Battle of the Bands competition. @!) Vele de Novi• 9 Movie: (C) "Story of Will Roeera" EE) Rev. Rey Pinarro 7:30 U Stand Up and Cheer Phil Silvers auests. D Dr. Simon Locke "Dark Future" After servina time for felony man- slaughter from an accident that killed his future father·ln·law two years ago, a man returns to Oi1ton Mills where his fiancee is waitina for him. Cl) To Tell the Truth Cl) I Drtam of Jeannie fJ Million $ Movie: (2hr) "The Cen· demned of Altona" (dra) '63-So· phia Loren, Maximillian Schell, Fred· ric March. @) let's Malle a Deal OJ Horan'• Heroes m Cil On11ntt ~ In tlle Spotlipl fE Chespirfto m unit ~ Miruelito V1ldu Show C!) Sports Challtnet E!) Movit: (2hr) "rubllc Enemy" l:<IO U Cl) Gunsmoke "Ujah" (R) A mountain man accused of three slay· inas faces a hanaina·minded jury. D ®) m laul11·1n (R)The series' lOOth show reunites Judy carne, Henry Gibson, Teresa Graves, Arte Johnson, Tiny Tim, Jo Anne Worley and John Wayne with Dan Rowan and Dick Martin. fJ (I) Ci) El) Monday Nlpt Spt· clal "The American lndlan: This Land Was His Land" News correspondent Frank Reynolds profiles the American Indian today, his separation from mainstream America, and the re· suraence of Interest in the tradition· al Indian culture 111d mores. m I lflciXL I Tiit Doclprs: loom er Bust Hlahli&hts of this season's Oodret bueball rames. Walter Als- ton narrates. (i) Ptny Muon fE Htra111tn Corlft til) (ij) I l!lcjAL I Arthur Penn - T11t111ts 1"4 V1rt111t1 Featured are excerpts from Penn'1 films and con· versatlon with the noted director. @I) LI M1lclidoft ... la Bionda m Eltlclon Central 1:30 m Merv GriHlll Show 9:00 tJ Cl) Htrt's luq (R) Jack Benny and mimic Rich llttle auest when Lucy dr11ms up a plan 1lmed at rescuinJ uncle Harry's business from impendina failure. D a§ m NBC Waftd Prt•ltrt Mt· vlt: (C) (2ht) Double ,..,_"lhtat Story'' (dra) '72-S.bastlan Cabot, David Birney, Barbara Partins. Cou· pit awaltlna new baby movt Into • haunted houst "MO'IM' OtlH (dr1) (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 23. 1972 JaguarXJ6. "One of the world's 10 best cars:' Jaguar XJ 6: na nied one of the world's 10 best cars of 1971 by Roa_d_ffe Tr~ck ~ Called "one of the best automobiles ever built" by ~otorTr~nd. And RQaQ TesJ nan1ed it ' 4car of the year, 1971 :' Jaguar XJ6. At our showroo1n now. See it. ••tTt•M ,.,. 11 MONDAY (Continued) '72-Geoffrey Deuel. Patrick Wayne, David Soul, Kate Jackson Story about motorcycle and stock ctr racers TUESDAY JULY 25 IJ Forum Boxine I J 0 (3) (i) a> ABC Mondar Movie: For morning and afternoon 1st ngs, (C) (2hr) "Tht Villina Queen" (dra) please see DAYTIME ~OGRAMS. '67 _ Don Murray, Clrita. Donald Below, for your convenience, are Houston Ourin& the Roman occupa the day's movies. hon of Britain, Sallna. queen <>f the Iceni tribe, tries to hold 1n check the DAYTIME MOVIES rebellious Druids 9:00 m "A Woman of DistJnd.lon" (com) W Dracnet 'SO-Rosalind Russell. Ray Miiiand. El) Un Verano para Recordar g:JO O (C) "Buch Part(" (rO'TI) '63-~ Mantrap Bob Cummines. Dorothy Malone. g;) Do-Re·Mi 10:00 CI) Free for All" (com) '49-Robert a The Ylrclni1n ' Cummin&s. Ann Blyth. a!> la Consentlda de Papa 12:00 g "What a Uft" (com) '39-Jackie 9:30 B Doris Day Show (R) John Banner Co B tt Fl Id t b ti h d Do l oper, e y e . cues s .as a u er w o upes rs 1:00 U (C) "Wild in the Country" (dra) by. ~sing as the ruler of a foreien '61 -Elvis Presley, Hope Lanie. pnncipallty. Tuesday Weld. CIJ EJlubtU. R m (C) "Odoneo" (adv) '56-Mac· DID""" fiii'I 1oo~ It t donald Carey, Rhonda Flemlne. UirJ .. a 1·30 O "t · 'bl •-nt" (Ki fl) · 42 m Wortd of ArAerican Craftaman . nmi • ...... . -Peter Lorre. Ilona Massey. ffD Anntura 3·00 Cl) (C) "Slit" Part I (adv) '6!°>-EE Racil•c frOftl Hol~ Part · Ursula Andress. John Richardson 10:00 B Suic»tnse Playhouse H~~her a~d ®) Movie: (C) "Ski Party" (com) Hlaher. Attorneys 11 Law Dustin •6!°>-Fr kle Avalon Owt ne Hick· Hoffman and Sally Kellerman sttr ~bn h W 11 ' Y 0 m News man, .,,. ora . a •y. • I U Coundl Dtbett 4:30 tJ "'TM 81wn1 forest' (dre) 5~- 0J Safari to Adventure "Across the John Ptyne, Aenes Moorehead, Rteh ..-.h .. ard Arlen. ..,. era (]) S.mt 11 lOAM llstin1 Qj) Mesterpltct ThHltt 5:00 u (C) "fllmt Over India" (SUS) m eou Jut1act• • • 9 TM Saint 6G-buren Bacall, Kenneth More. Eli) S91ce ... ttwetn Words "Work" ~ Rincon AIC'ntJno m LI leyenda de Balomtt 10:30 D Talk lack m 8111 Cosby Show I!) La Saunlca Cit Movie: "Drapnwrdl" m Condenda Culpabtt u :oo tJ CJ o m m m "' .. rn ()) ai """ D Sood Ntwa Demos Sh1kari1n Cl) M1rsll1I Dillon U Movie: (C) "Either and Ult Kin(' (adv) '60 -Join Colllns, Richard E11n. m Trutti °' Conttqutneta II) In for Yeur Lift (lj) TM Modern Corporation and So· dal 1...-lltiillty fl) C1mer Ted Anllstronc &) HtadtMp (R) 11:30 1J ()) CIS Late Movlt: (C) "Comt fly Win Mt'' (com) '63-{)olores Hert, Hu&fl O'Brian. D l1il m '°"""' C.t10ll Bobby Dtrin 11 substitute host. II ~ It Doman Shew fJ (I) Cl) a> Dkt Cmtt m To Tell Ult T,.,.. 12:00 m Ml¥M: Nf'ltll tf Uft" (com) '57 -Judy Hollld1y, Richard Conte. OJ WalHltriat lZ:JO e Mowte: ~. Qreat Vldof Her· btff' (mus) '39-Allen Jones. Mary Martin. aJ Cou11tr, Mlalk Tl• 8)Awttltur1 1:00 Cl) 8 D ([) l1il Ntw1 l:JOB ,._.: Hf1tt Mtlt ,_,..,,(sci· fl) '57-John Altr. Cynthia Patrick. EvfNING &:oo 1J CIJ o .m m,.... Cl ®) fn AH-Star llaeball (cont'd from 5 PM) National end American Leaeues compete at Atlante Stadium. Commentator$: Curt Gowdy, Tony Kubtk. Sandy Koufu. D Thi li1 Y1t1tr (j) Co111bat! m Tiie Flintstones OJ I lflCtA I Rinflln1 Bros. l1rn- 11111 & lalley Circus Prtmitre Cower· •c• Hobo Kelly end Bill Burrud CO· host openine night festivities at the fabulous forum. Qi)IMklat fS hlal Para Vtn>nlc.a m HM..,oct1• lod" 9M~ltfD Em La s.cnu Est>osa m n .... stootes ':30 D Movie: (C) (60) ''Th• MIHter Dellen" Concl. (rom) '63-James Gamer, Lee Remick. Texas oil man arrim in New York to make some deals. Cf) CIS News Walttr Cronkite m TM FIJln& Nun QJ) American folk Music Qi) HatlllJOla a ''"n Acres Em Qulen C.ll Est.I C.nclon1 m Yldlorta , •• , s-. EE Headdlop Elliot Mintz 7:0011 (J)Nnl e '°"'"'' ,., Dtflan (j) Trvtll., ConteqWftc.11 Cf) Dftpet 1'HE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 23, 1972 0 What'a My Untl m Movie: (2fll') 'Thi Ch111plon" m I Love Lucy (dra) '4~Kfrt Douelu, Ruth Rom ID I Dream of Junn'-an. (iJ) Love Tennis @)Movie: (C) (2111) "Tht Second tE La P1rej1 Sin Per lest Stutt Acent" (com) '6!°>- tll) Responses to Medlcal £mer1en· Tom Adams, Carol Stepanek. d• Proaram uplalns what to do, OJ Drapet whom to call, what to expect when El) Un Ytrano ,.,. Recorder confronted with a medical emergency OJ La Criada Bien triad• In Los An1eles. Also, how to select 8 Tht Vlralnlen a doctor, hospital and ambulance a!) LI Co111tntid1 dt P1pa service before the crisis 9:30 B Cl) Clnnot1 (R) Gerald O'Lau1h· a> Veto De Novi• lln euest stars IS a flyin& mercenary Qt Movie: (C) .. Prince Y1llant" Cannon SU$pecls of plottlne to over· 7:30 fl JttTJ Rttd Hour Marie Earle, throw tht African 1ovemment. John Twomey, Norman Andrews are D Second look featured reeuters. 0 ID Ntwa 0 Movie: (2hr) "I Saw Whet You fii) QJ) Doln' It "Jan With Rudolph Did" (dra) '6!°>-Joan Crawford, John Johnson" Ireland, Leif Erickson. @m Aventura 0 CI> (j) a> Mod Squad "Dte110:00 D m Ntwa with tht Devil" (R) Vikki Carr makes O CD (j) a> Marcus Wtlby, M.D. her dramatic debut IS the fiancee "Solomon's Choice" (R) Dr. Welby's of a Vietnam w1r correspondent who unwed nelce faces two vital decisions Is Involved in the dru& scene. affectlne her expected baby. J1cll Cl) I DrtHI of Jeannie Kelly 1uest stars. fJ Miiiion $ MOYie: (C} (2hr) f> Co111111unhy Fttdbldl "Craa fn Tiit Mlrrot'" (dra) '60-OJ Safat1 to Advtftturt ''The Shadow Orson Welles, Juliette Greco, Brad· Players" fool Diiiman. @ Sped.I of tt\t Wffk "Arthur @) National '9o1f11plilc Penn" m Hoe111'1 Heroes fl) ProftllOf Aldao II) Dra1ntt Eil) Tiit Forsytt Sari (R) Qj) The Fonyta S.1a m Fnttval Mt1lc.ano f.I) La Media Odtol EE La l.eyencla dt hfonMt EE Prep11tt Uattd lO:lO B The Golddlatrs Eddie Albert EE Add1111s F1111lly ruests. 1:00 Cl®) a;, News U Talk Ila (I) Rotlln' on tllt River Cl) At luut m Tht Motlltn-ln·law OJ 1111 Cosby Sllow II) PtrlJ Mnon g;) u S.b11lu fl) Hen11nos Coraft m C.11 of tbt West Eli) Cltywatcfll'1 "Avalon/Catalina" 9 MOYft: "Strini" Oft the Prowl" (Part II) Interview with Or. Russell &J Condtnc!a Culpeblt Zimmer. Santa Catalina Marine Bio-11:00 II a u a> m GB ""'' loeical Lab DlrectOf, 1nd Dr. Richard ()) (() ®l,.... Tibby, head of USC's Marine Selan· O Ont Sttp 11.,.nd ces Department. (j) M1111!1I Dilloll 6m la Cou Jmpde fJ Movie: (C) "ft.•t Over lndla" EE Quettioll Dt Steundos/Estadon (SllS) '60-lauren Bacall, Kenneth Central More. El) Movie: (2hr) "Htr1 eo .. 11 the m TrutJi or C:....uttttU Navy" II) IUll t.r Ytur l.Ht 1:30 B Cl) Hawaii Flwt.O (R) Beth f.I) Qamer Ted Anutr9tl1 Brickell euests as the former &ir1· Eli) Tiit Olu1111 Trtll "Michael Coo· friend of a convicted murderer who ney and Richard Lt• Wilklt" escapes from prison end thretttns EE HttdsMp (R) to kill her. 11:301J Cf) CIS Late MOYlt: (C) ''Nlpt CJ MM: (C) (21nhr) '1Jp tM CMW' (drt) '70---0avld Janssen, Down stalrcaW' (drt) '67-S.ndy Y1ph1t Kotto. Story of men's Oi&tlt Dtnnis, Eileen Heckert, Patrick Bed· from the scent of a shootlne. ford, Jtff Howard. A youne Enelish Cl Qi m .lthnnr Cano11 Arthur literature t11cher Is essiened to a Howard Teichmann ("Georae S. school where the students are from K1ufman. tn lntlmete Portrtit") is low-Income homes and hostll1 en· 1 sctleduled 1uest vlronmenb. D Movie: "Hall ttlt Conquer1na D (}) (j) GD MC Movie of Ult Htnt" (com) '«-£ddle Br1cken, Wttt: (C) (90) "The hople•• (dra) Willl1m Demarest. '72 (R)-Klm Derby, William Shat· D ())Cl) &J Dkt CIVttt ner, Dan O'Her11hy. An eerie drtma m Tt Teti t111t Tnltll about I youne teacher in a rurtl 12:00 m Movie: (C) "Valentino" (rom) community who dlacovers her pupils '51-Anthony Dtxter, Elttnor Ptriter. have untxpl1inable teltp1thic !>OW· m WllHltriult a;· Merv lriffln Shew 12:30 aJ Colllntry Mllllc Tl• m III [wtflittl at ,. Ferrante 1~ rn DD m di Nflft and Teicher join Arthur Fltdltr end 1:30 ti M..S.: .. llcWer MOU.ff (com) the Boston Pops for 1 concert of '~lncer Roters. Betsy Drake. f1vor1tu. Franchot To111. WEDNESDAY JULY 26 For mornln1 and afternoon llstfnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movln. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Holiday" (corn) '37 -Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn. 9:30 U (C) "Klamet'' (mus) '55-How 11d Keel, Ann Blyth. 10:00 Cl) "No Room for the Groom" (com) '52-Tony Curtis. Piper Laurie. 12:00 O "Sacrets of the Blue Room" (mys) '33-Paul Lukas, Lionel Atwill. 1:00 O (C) "Apache Rifles" (wes) '65- Audi• Murphy, Michael Dante. m ''The Fuller Brudl liilr1" (com) '50-lucllle 8111, Eddie Albe rt. 1:30 O (C) "Garibaldi" (dra) '61 -Tina Louise, Renzo. Ricci. 3:00 Cl) (C) "She" Conti. (adv) '65 - Ursula A n d r e s s . John Encson. (C) ''Mister Moses" Part I (dra) '65 -Robert Mitchum, Carroll Baker. @) (C) "Athena" (rom) '54-0ebble Reynolds, Jane Powell, Vic Damone. 4:30 IJ "Every 5ir1 Should le Married" (com) '48-Cary Grant, Betsy Drake. CIJ Sam• as l~M llstin1 5:00 0 (C) "FtrlJ to ttona Konr" (dra) '61-Curt Jurgens, Orson Welles. fVENING 6:00 IJ Du., m m News (])@)News U The 111 Valley Cl) Combat! m The Flintstones m Daniel Boone lIJ) The French Chef fl) Rosas Pa111 Veronica m Hed11110d1e l.odae 9 Maybtny RFD GI1) I.I Staunda Esposa m 111,... stoo111 6:30 U Movie: (C) (90) "Thi Al>paloosa" (adv) '67-Marlon Brando, Anjanette Comer, John Saxon. An escaped mur- derer tries to start a new life with a horse breedlna ranch until his mag- niflcent Appaloosa stallion is stolen. Cl)CIS News (IQ) Merv Griffin Show m Ttlt Flyln1 Nun (ij) flrina Lin• EJ1) Hatllayoca m Travel the World GI1) Afflclontdos de la Communidad m Y"lderla Jamel Show EE Headstlop Elliot Mintz 7:00 IJ Cl) D m Newt U Bowtlnf for Dollan CI> Truth or Consequences THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 23, lt72 ([) Dr11net GI1) la Contentlcla dt Papt Bella Abzua. womtn's ri1hts activists D What's My Une7 9:30 U Second l.oM Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan, m I Love Lucy fJ (]) Cl) €£) ABC Comedy Hour and Liz Carpenter, formlt' prtSS llC· &) I Dream of Je1nnie "The Kopy Kats With Host Orson retary to Mrs. Lyndon Baines John· ft) Capulina Welles" son and one of the founders of the EJ1) Soul! (iJ &) News National Women's Political Caucus. @m Velo Dt Novla @m Aventure @m I.I Sltanlca 9 Canldlan Pro Football EE Raci111 From Hollywood Part! 9 Movie: "Man Hunt" 7:30 IJ Survival A visit to the Arizona 10:00 IJ (!) Mannl1 Robert Conrad por· El) 42 Plua desert where the mountain lion trays an eaomanlacal movie star who al Coftdenda CMPlblt hunts the desert mule deer, bobcat refuses to believe that someone is 11:00 IJ DO a> m ED News looks for jackrabbit, rattlesnake out to harm him. Cl)()) dQ),..... searches for kangaroo rat, and kan· 0 ~ m Nleht Gallery (R) "You 0 Ont st., a.,ond garoo mouse kills soorplon. Can't Get Help Like That Anymore," Ci) Marst\111 Dillon 0 The Mouse Factory Jonathan Broderick Crawford, Cloris leach· m Trvtb or CoMtque~s Win ters hosts show on interplanetary man; "The Sins of the Fathers," fl) Garner Ted Armstron1 travel. Michael Dunn, Geraldine Page. EE Httdshop (R) U Movie: (2hr) "I Saw What You U m News 11:15 @m FntfHI Flh11lco Did" (adv) '65-Joan Crawford, John O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Ferry to Hona 11:30 IJ (I) CIS late Movie: (C) "The Ireland, Leif Erickson . Kon(' (dra) '61 -Curt Jurgens, Bluest Bundle of TMm All,. (com) (1) To Tell the Truth Orson Welles. '68-Robert Waaner, Raquel Welch. Cl) I Dream of Jeannie Q) Cantdlan Pro Football Toronto 0 (IQ) m Johnny Carson Eart Hol· D Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Billy Araonauts vs. Montreal Alouettes. llman, Jim Ahern auest. Budd" (cla) '62-Robert Ryan, Peter Q3) Soul! D Movie: "Qllded Uly'' (rom) '35 Ustinov, Terence Stamp. fl) Su Comldia Favorita -Claudette Colbert, Fred MacMur· m Hocan's Htfoes Em Masterpiece Theatre-The Spoils ray. Q) (]) Dra1net of Poynton (R) 0 (]) Cl) El) Dtdi Cav.tt (ij) The CHy 5ame @Charier Hilitts m To Tell tllt Trutll m Los ro11voas GI1) 0n.. 12:00 m Mov11: .. ea,... to c..,...... .. m Dr. SimOtl Locke EE La LIJtnda de Bafomet (dra} 'SO-John Ireland, Ellen Drew. G) Nashville Mulfc 10:30 Cl) The Golddigers 12:30 Q) Country Music TI•t m Adda•s Fa11lly u T•lk lack 1:00 CI> D 0 ()) ®) ...... 1:00 IJ Cl) Oevld Stainberc Show Com· O Cl) AIC NNS Inquiry "The 1:30 IJ Movie: "Ja•lkl Run" (adv} '53 posers/singers James Taylor and Hand T'Mt Rocks the Ballot Box" -Ray Milland, Arlene Oehl. Carty Simon perform together for the News correspondent Mar1ene San· 1:45 m AH-Niftrt Sltow: "lom tt DI," first time. ders wrote and produced this special ''OM Minute to z,,., .. Cisco Kid. 0 ~ fE Adam-12 (R) "Eyewit· look at the rapidly chanain& role of 3:00 1J Movie: "Shad! Out on 101" ness" Malloy and Reed get help women in politics. Also appearing on (dra) '55 -Frank LoveJ~. Terry from a helicopter In trackinf down the show are former Con1resswoman Moore. robbery suspects. 0 Cl) Cl) tif) The Super "Flesh and the fifth Floor" Joe flirts with temptation • when an attractive di· vorcee moves Into his buildlnf . m Mothen·ln·law &) ?erry Mason fl) Hermanos Coreje EJ1) Q3) Election '72 Sander Vanocur, Robert MacNell report on Issues and candidates. @mlucha librt m Desert Report EI!> Estacion Central EE Movie: (2hr) "The Sisten" 1:30 0 ~ m NBC Mystery Movie - Columbo "Short Fuse" (R) Peter Falk tackles the case of an e1ecutiv1 murdered by an explodln1 ci1ar box. William Windom, Ida Lupino, Roddy McOowall and Anne Francis auest star. 0 (I) (1) tif) The Comer Bar m Merv Griffin Show m (ij) Film Odyuey "The Cabinet of Or .. Caliaari'' 1920 German silent film about a magician, a sleepwalk· er and a series of strange murders. Alfred Hitchcock comments on tech· niques and significance. 9:00 1J ([) Medical Cent« (R} A doc· tor's wife is kidnapped and her hus· band notified that the price for her safe return is the death of a patient who needs emeraency surgery. 0 (I) Ci) tif) Marty Ft I d 1u n Coaledy Machine Roaer Moore, Dus· ty Sprinifleld, Spike Miiiican &Uest. &) Dra101t fl) Un Verano para Recordar TERROR ISLAND INHABfTANT-Glnpr Roprs stars a1 a worqn who terrtti .. her son and hl• new bttde When they PIY a visit to her remote Island home In "Ta Island," on r.ac AcNentura Theater. Thul"ICla at 8 PM. Re Pap 13 THURSDAY JULY 27 For mornln1 end efternoon llstln1s, pleHe see DAYTIME ftROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day'1 movl". DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "And l1by Mikes Three" (com) '49-Robert Youna. Barbara Hale. 9:30 fJ "D1rt1 Comm1nd" (dra) '40 - John Wayne, Claire Bloom. 10:00 @ "Kid• From T1111" (wes) ·so - Audie Murphy, Gale Storm. 12:00 O "New York Town" (com) '41 - fred MaeMurray, Mary Martin, Pres- ton Foster. 1:00 O (C) "All H1nd1 on Deck" (com} '61-Pat Boone, Barbara Eden, Bud· dy Hackett. m ''The Nendan" (wes) '50-Ran- dolp'h Scott, Dorothy Malone. 1:30 B "Woman Chasts Man" (com) '37 -Joel McCrea, Miriam Hopkins. 3:00 (I) (C) "Mister Mosts" Concl. (dra) '6S-Robert Mitchum, Carroll Baker. @) (C) "Never StNI Anythln1 Small" (com) '59-James Caaney, Shir1ey Jones, Roaer Smith. 4:30 II (C) "Horizons West" (wes) '52- Roek Hudson. Robert Ryan. (])Same 1s lOAM llstina. 5:00 a HJlpaw'' (mys) '61-Jack War· ner, Ronald Lewis. f V! NIN£. 6:00 II D fJ a> m a> News (J)O§Ntws 0 Tiit Bia Y1lley Cil Co11blt! m The Flintstones Cl)Dalfltl Boone (1j) In the S,Otllpt fl) has Plra Yt rofllu EE) Hod1epodce Loclae 9 Mtybtrry RFD ~ la Sqund1 Espou E!) TbrM StOOfts 6:30 fJ Movie: (C) (90) ''Tamehln•" (dra) '64-Nancy Kwan, John Fraser, Dennis Price, James fox. After her father's death, a Polynesian beauty is sent to England as the ward of her uncle, headmaster of a very proper boys' public school. CIJ CBS r,ews Walter Cronkite ®) Merv Griffin m Tbe Flyina Nun Ci2) Doin' It "Jau With Rudolph Johnson" EE) Hath1yo11 m Tr1wl the Wor1d 9 Gmn Acres ~ Telt-Revistl Musical al Ylctori1 J1mts Show E!) Heacfshop Elliot Mintz 7:00 IJ (I) D m News B lowtinf for Doll1rs 00 Trvth or Consequences (j) Draintt O W111t's My Une? m I Love Lucy BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGATE! LEASE SPECIAL New 1792 MARK IV . $20968 A MONTH 27 MONTH OPIN IND PLUS TAX It LICINSI IF"CTIYI THIU AUGUST JlST, 1'72 ONLY. "1111 ,.Wtr, alt, leaftler, llllt\'I ,_., '9W deW ledlt & tnMll ,_.M. AM/,_M 1'9"9, 1111 Wllffl, tllttM tla•s, Mldlll .. • Mftd WSW Hra. OM _, Ille Wnt1 Mftnl C:...tlMftf•I a.W ~rte IV .._.,.......... ,.._., fet lmfMflate ffllvery, WE LEASE ALL POPULAR MAKES 7 DAYS A WEEKI SANTA ANA LI NCOLN MERCUR Y 1 3 01 N . TUSTIN AVE SANT.I\ f\Nfl. 5 47 .91 8 J Pace 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 23, 1972 m I Drtll'll of JHnnle St1cy H1Nls, lee Meriwether 1nd (ij) Speaklnf FrMIJ Pew MeC1y. fl) Jueves Espedacul1res EB Un Ytr11tO p1r1 Recerd1r fJ1) Flrinr Une fil) (IJ) Hol!Jwood Television Tbeatrt @!)Velo de Novi• "Birdb1th" James hrentlno ind P•t· 9 Movie: "Tbt 5ocldess" ty Duke st1r in the KCET production m Professor S.cttario of Leonard Metfl's powertul psycho 7:30 II m Rotlln' on tM River lo1ie1I dr1m1, •bout • struulina 0 Lissie "Peace Is Our Profession" youna writer wor1llna Jn a New York Put 3. (R) rest1ur1nt as 1 counterman 1nd a B Movie: (2hr) ~·1 Saw Wllat You youna (irl workina in the same pl1ce Diet" (dr1) '6S-Joan Crawford, John as a w1ltress. lrel1nd, Leif Erickson. @!) Noches T1p1tlu Cl) To Tell the Truth 9 The Vlr&fnlan CJ) I Drt1m of Jt1nnle a!) La ConMntlcl1 de P1p1 D Mllllon $ MOYie: (2hr) "H•nnl· 9:30 B Second Look bll" (dra) '60-Vlctor M1ture, Rita O Ntw1 Witch John Fullmer G1m. Story of famed Carthaainlan @!)Aventura aeneral Hannibal and his legendary m Rac:lna from Hollywood P1rti marth upon Rome. 10:00 0 ®J m PREMIERE Dean M1rtln ®l Hollywood Squun PreMftb the BobbJ D1rln Amuse· m Hopn'1 Heroes mtnt Comp1ny Bobby Darin debuts m (}) Dr11ntt as star host of his first tele· ~ Ttlt·Rl'lista Muslcal vision series, with Georae Burns. (»To le Announced Bobbie Gentry and Burt Reynolds m Add1m1 F1mlly as guests. The comedy show re· 8:00 II CJ) My World and Welcome to It places Dun M1rtin throuah Sept. 7. (R) Monroe, who hates all writers of Series reaulars include Rip Taylor, children's books. is forted to collab· Steve L1ndesbera. Sara H1nkbone1. or1te with a noted children's book C1thy C1hlll, Dick Bakalyan, and author. Paul Ford auests. Schnickelaruber. 0 9) m N8C Adventure Theatre g m ti) News "Terror Island" (R) Ginter Roaers. fJ Cl)(]) (D 0 wen M 1r1h111 Cuol Ltwrenee ind Katharine Ross "Shine a Urht on Me" (R) James st1r In mystery-suspense drama set Brolin auests 11 1n ex·fiahter turned In 1 house on a remote island. country rock sinaer who is ch1rged 0 Cl) (j) a> Allis Smith 1nd with assault with a.deadly weapon- Jones "Don't Get Mid, Get Even" his fists. (R) Heyes and Curry use • borrowed D Movie: (2hr) "Jlruw" (mys) '61 $50.000 necklace In an attempt to -Jacll Wimer, Ronald Lewis. regain money Heyes lost In a crook· fE Co11 Juzrada ed poker aame. Walter Brenan, Ml· flD (II) Wor1d Prm chela Lee and Robert Middleton ~ lJ.lcha Libre auest. E!) La Leyende de lafomet m Tbt Mothers-l n·Law 10:30 B Talk lac:k Cl) lo•lna From the 011"'pic (I) 1111 Cosby Show fl) Htr1111no1 Cor1j1 fil) QJJ TINrty Minutes With . • • Eli) (IiJ Jtan Shepherd's America @!) La Sltlnlca ti) EJ Show dt loco Y1ldez 9 Movie: (C) "His M1Jtlty O'· m Estacion CtntJal l(atfe" m Movie: (2hr) "Thty Made Mt 1 €!) Condand1 Culp1ble Crtmlnar' 11:00 Cl) D D @) 6E m a> News 1:30 II Cl) MJ Tllrte Sons (R) Tramp, 0 OM Stap ltyond the f1mlly airedale, beccmes lost, Cl) Mal"lhJ Dillen 1nd little Dodie is disconsolate. m Truth er Coueq1Mnca1 m MtfV Crfffln Show 0) Run for Yeur Uft fm (1J) Tiit JIU s.t L1rry Johnson, QJ) Tbe City GHM folk 1uit1rlst who hlS teamed with fl) G1mer Ted Annsttona blues slnrer John Paul H1mffond, m Htadsllop (R) sines tht blues sonas of the old 11:15 fl) Gran Cine dtl Jutvts: "La Dina· masters. •ltl Esta Strvld1" 9:00 1J CJ) CIS Tllursday Movie: (C) 11:30 ti CJ) NtWI c2•n hr) "The eomec111n1" (dr•> '67 D 9l m Johnny C.non -Richard Burton, EJlz1beth T1ylor. ~Movie: "I'm No A111t1" (mus) Alec Guinness, Peter Ustinov. A 33--Mae West, C.ry Grant. aroup of people come to I West 0 (]) Cl) (D Didi Ctvttt Indian lsl1nd torn by revolution i nd m To Tell tllt Truth are drawn into d•naerous politlul 12:00 I) CJ) CIS Late Movie: (C) "Des· lntrlaues. perate St•rdl" (sus) '53-Howard 0 crA) m Ironside "Good Sam1ri· Keel, J1ne Greer. tan" (R) An AWOL Vietnam returnee m Movte: "The Deaper1dot1" (wes) (Michael Callan) Is 1eeused of mur· '53-Glenn Ford, R1ndolph Scott. derlna 1 WAC, but Sat. Ed Brown Is Cl) W1ncltrtuat convinced th1t he Is Innocent. 12:30 OJ Co11ttby Music ThM O (]) (j) aJ Lonptreet "Throuah 1:00 (]) D fJ ()) «il Ntwt Shatterina Gius" (R) Mike 1rran1es 1:45 m An·Nlllrt lllw:: "nle last Po•· an el1borate ruse to prove th•t an M," ... , ..... ~." "Se• TI11r'' accident was deliblr1te murder •nd 2:0011 Movte: "P1r1M" (dra) '63- trap 1 murder suspett. Guests are Ollver Read, J1nett1 Scott. t n I k I e n $ s '· r. d s d d d F RIDA Y JULY 28 For momln1 and 1f't9moon lltttnp, please Sff DAmME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's mcwlft. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "letwten Mldnlpt an411 Dawn" (dre) 'SO -Mark Stevens. Gale Storm. 9:30 0 (C) ''TM Band W11on" (mus) '53-Fred Ast1lre, Cyd Charisse. 10:00 CD "Outaidt the law" (dra) '56- Ray Danton, Leieh Snowden. 12:00 IJ "lon1horn" (wes) '52 -Wild Bill Elliott. 1:00 O (C) "Tht Runnln1 Man" (dra) '5S-laurence Harvey, Lee Remick. m "Ro1ue1 tf ShtlWOtd forest" (1dv) 'SO-John Derek, Diana Lynn. 1:30 IJ "Captain's Paradltet (com) '53 -Alec Gulnneu, Yvonne OtCarlo. 3:00 (I) "Tht TI1 Stir" (wes) '57-Hen· ry Fonda. Anthony Perkins. ®) Mewit: (C) "Kiss of Ull (hor) '63-Clifford Evans, Noel Willman. 4:301J "Off U•ltt" (com) '53-Bob Hope, Mickey Rooney. Same as lOAM listlna S:OO 0 (C) "It Happen9d One SMIMI'' (rom) '45-Jeanne Crain, Dani An· drews. fVfNINr. 6:00 8 0 D G> m &> ""' (l)®)N ... 1J Tht 111 YalltJ Cl) TruUt ., C:.nsequencn m Thi fllnbtOHI C1J D11titl loont (IJ) Evtnln1 at ,.pa "ferante and Teicher" fl) loMa Pat1 Vtronlca m Hodrepodit Lodce a!) la Slpndl &,oil &)ThrHsa.trn 6:30 D Cl) Cl) m 1912 c:.11tr• All· Stir footb-'1 (3hr) The Super Bowl champion Dallas Cowboys are pitted aaainst the best senior football sta11 of the 1971 colleae season in this live aamt from Soldier f ield in Chi· caao. NebrHkl's Bob DtV1ney will coach the All·Sta11. (()CIS Ntw1 (Ii) Merv 8rtfftn Show m The f'IJl111 NUfl fil) H1Utayo11 m Trawl Utt Wol1d ftCrttnAcrts ai) PellculH &)Htadshep 7:00llOIDN ... 11 loWfln1 fer Dollara Cl) Dr•IHt B Whafs MJ Unt? m•L"'Luq ti) I DrtaM tf Jtannle 9 a.cdtft '72 fl) llrttlo fl!) Ewtt1l•1 at ,._,, "Ferante and T ti ch er" ( Rl THE DAILY PILOT, TV W£Et<. JULY U , 1972 8) Ytfo dt Novla ln the story of 1 museum curator I QI Movie: (C) ''Tiit Iron Mlltrnl who is tempted by an international 7:30 IJ Circus! billionaire to steal 1 pr~less art n Htllywood Squara treasure. 1J MM: (Zhr) "I Saw Wltat Ytu 0 Mewlt: (C> (2111) .. It ...,._..., Did" (dra) '65-Joan Crawford, John OM s..11 .. r" (rom) '4~Jeanne Ireland. Crain. Dan• Andrews. ()) I Drt111 of Jt111nlt ti) NlllMllt Mtalc 0 Mlnioa $ Movie: (2hr) "C..vl @ Hottpood Ttltvbi• ThMtrt ftu,,. (dra) '63-Ben G1u1r1, Stu "Birdbath" (R) art Whitman, Sammy Davis Jr fB ,,...._ Al4M ®) Utt Atoaa4 Us tJl) I IHc!A I ~ur hnn HflltllU m Ho11n'1 Hff'Ott '"' YW.b" (R) Set Mon., 8PM m Draantt llstinr. (ij) Wortd mu a!) Prt•ltt 40 fl) los lefti1J dt Peratvlllt (ii) To It Altnot1M*I m Uftta11ttd Wol1d m I lflcW I Tiit Speml Peopl• ~To le MHHc:..t Ja-Hefti m Tiit Addlias fHlllJ 10:30 II (() Tiie eovemor and IJ. (R) 1:00 IJ (()O'Hara (R) Godfrey Cam· Governor Drinkwater's reelection bid bridae and Nancy Wilson 1uest as seems hopeless unless he can find P,3rformers In a mob·domlnated his birth certlficate or unless 97. nl1htclub who rtaure In an Invest!· year·old Doc Simon can verify his aation of suspected bribery. birth date. 0 Qi 8' IEfUllN Tiie hrtntf1 rn N1tJon1I Wt11tn's Polltial C.U· "Hert Come the Fuu" (R) Dttectives cus. Lennis Croob (Don Adams) and D ,.li .. f .. l.,c!A..,l ... I Tiie Couu•• Clper Georae Robinson (Rupert Cross•) are (R) Jess Marlowe Is host for 1 look off to 1 shakey start on their as· at the manf facets of consumerism. sianment to capture bank robbers. Interviews include one with Ralph m Tht Motllers-ln·law Nader. C1J hfTJ Muon 11 Tait BIO m Hef••nea Corlje Cl) CotlMU fll) (])) WllM11 .. n Weet In R~ew (I§ A.Mada1 Wortd of KmkJn m Entesto Aloftst Prtstnta m '"' Colby ..... ail Est.ado• c.t1tn1 cm t.a ••a m Mevle: (nt) "TM Jw Sfn1of' 8' H1111a Dl .. llllitft 1:30 o a m a.~no1oa a er..-. ClaMc: ''Tiie ~ .. m Mm Crtffln Show 11:00 IJ 0 D., m GB NtwS fll) QJ) Tiit Spact letwtta WOftl Cl) (() dj Ntws "Politics" 11 Ont st1J e.,.ftd 9:00 tJ ()) CIS Friday Movie: (C) (90) m Trvtll et eo..-.ut11cn "Trilou" Forrest Tucker stars in C1J 1t11t for Your Utt "Bobby Jo and the Bia Apple Good [I) n.. Jazz Sat (R) Time Band," Jodie foster, Ed1ar fJ) 91,,.., TH Arllstrona Bereen, Jack Gina and Pippa Scott &) Htedshop star in "My Sister Hank," and Jo. anna Pettet st.n in "Miu Stewart 11:15 9' Clntma 34: "Chlntalt 1 un Tor· . ... .. Sir." C1J Draptt 11:301J CIS late Movie: (C) .. Haru• fl) Un Verano Para Recordlr ~rum" (com) '6>-£Ms Presley, @I) TY Musical Fran Jeffries. Mary Ann Mobley. 9 Tht Vir&fniaa MM: "DoptftN"' (adv) '51- a!) la Coftltfttid1 dt Papa Jeff Chandler, Marta Toren. 9:30 0 a m I IHC!A I Ti.ou sa.tlt 0 a m Wt.., c.r... Not "111 An NBC News documentary U Movt.: "Tltt ~· (dra) '48 about two youn1 men who killed six -Loretta Youna. Wendell Corey. persons and injured several othe11 Robert Cummines. durina Christmas week of 1966 in Cl) Mal"IMI DMIN Salt Lake City, Utah. Art Kent inter· 0 Movie: (C) "JourMJ te tfM Ctn· views Walter Kelback and Myron ter of Utt Eartll" (sel·fi) '59-James Lance at Utah State Prison C1r1 Mason, Pat Boone, Arlene Dahl. Stem is the reporter. CJ) NI,,....,. 0 Second look m To T tU tlle Trull . 0 (}) (j) (ii) ROOM 222 (R) Dis· lZ:OO 0 Movlr. (C) "War Hunr (drl) gusted at the 1ttitude of her reaular '62-John Snon. Robert Redford. students, Alice tutora a ahetto child m Movie: "I• tf tM Doai" (mys) and has trouble with th• alrl's older '45-Boris l<Alrloff. Ellen Drew. brother. CIJ Wandtftust 0 C1J N... 12:30 C1J Country Music TI11t m ~ Devout Ytun1 "The Jesus 1 ·00 r;n -D " People" • I.JV WilJ ... m Aventura @)N ... 10:00 Cl) Drlpet 1:30 II Movie: (C) "Jot Dabb" (wes) B m NtwS '57-Jock Mahoney Luana Patten. Cl) To Ttll UM Trvttt m All·Nl1ht Slier. ....... Wtst," D Sbrt• "T1le TIMOthy Heist" .. Flvt C.111 88"." '1MIM hfsf' Art C.mey, Sprina Byin(lon. Mire 1:45 IJ •ovff' "Minlsby of F•r" (mys) L1wrence and Reainald Denny star ·4.. q • 11and Marjorie Reyrift [Sears] ~b~ All-in-the Ear Hearing Aid .SAVE .y.·30! Reaular $229 $199 llNt rinJ! .\icl ~ \t .\ Pri(·•· You (:an \ffonl Jla<-k(•cl n, \ <:ompan~ 'ou Ca n l>••pc•ncl ( >n \ .. k .\houl S•·ar:-. {:on Vt> n i.-n I ( :rt-di1 Plu1h llc•11rlnl( .\id~ .\r1• \\ :11lnhl~ at the• fo"ollcminit S.·ur" 'tofl'°' U1wnu l'iirt. I.on~ lh-1wh CerrhM '\orthrid~.- ( 'u1nptu11 f>11,lld1·n11 1-:u ... 1 OI~ mpk l'1N1 n1 lt impau & Solu Pomona l·:I '1untc "-Outh ( 110,t l'lnnl f;h•ndnil' ·1 urr.cnc·c lni:h-11001! \ .11i1•\ l'ric•c, Elll·<·tiH• .. lhru 1turda), July Zt ..... 15 -~ ---=-----=----- SATURDAY JULY 29 '. • () I? N I ·~ < ". 5:00 IJ CJ)~ .......... , S:JO 8 OdJIMY D Ille~ Eiperttnce (I) lY 8 C1auroet11 m Llt'a lbp 7:00 8 Heida Up o 9 m 0r. 0oo11ttte D CD Jfrry Ltwt• Sbow m lugs tnd Hla luddlt1 fii) Sellmt street • 7:30 II Du1ty'1 TrffllouM 0 8l:' DtlHltJ D1w1 U Campus Profile D (])(I) •old Runner {11 Undt Ruu m lrotlltr luu 1:00 8 CJ) lup lunllJ 0 8l:' WoodJ Weodpedltr gr.,.,. 111d fMtlcls D CD (I) fwnlrJ Ptut11to. m A.M. Movies: "Abbott 1nd Col· tello Meet tllt Mu•"'J," (com) ·ss attd '1.td ill Alnll1" (com} '52- Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Im C..ntry Mutk Thu 1:30 8 Cl) Sctobr·Doo 0 a m Pink ,111tlltr 0'-• Altry D Cl) (I) Jlck1en Flv1 9:0011 H>ttfl'll ClolMlnltters D Qi m Tiie Jftaons O Movie: "Cow CountyY" (wes) '53 -Edmond O'Brien, Helen Westcott. D CD (I) 1twttched Cl) cartoon cam1v11 1J Movlt: "Ho111dd1I" (hor) '61- Glenn Corbett, P1trlcla Breslin. II» Mowtt: "Iron Sheriff" (wes) '57 Stertlna Heyden, Constance ford: OJ Chtt tn Su Cau 9:l0 II Tht Hllr leer l1ncfl 0 ®) 8m ltn1tr Ritt Cl) Mtwie: ....... ,,. of ...... JllftH" (wes) '50--John Ireland, Ann Dvorak. D (J)LWmllt 10:00 II CJ) Pebbles Ind '"'"n lllftlft D a m Ttke • Clint Step D Cil C41tiestty SMp Qt Mme: "One Toudt of Venus" 10:30 II ()) Ardllt'a lV funnln D Movie: "Anett, Inc." (mys) ''9 Robert Lowrey, Anne Gwynne. 1J Movtt: (C) "TIM Old °'" Hou11" (com) '63-Tom Poston. Robert Morley. QJ Copel Slnaf na Jubllff 11:00 8 Cl) Slbffn• 0 di m Major ltaaue l111b1ll Teams to be Announced. Cl> .... , atltt ltffbtl• D Cl) Jot1111 ~st m Altlm11Ms Special (R) "Psycho· Orama Looks at Drue Abuse" En· counter dr1m1tlm Phlllne Kirt!· wood ind Ken Mlch1lskl conduct piycho·drema sessions about drua uH and 1ddlction. fii) ,. ...... sttMt ti) llfehl llbR 11 :30 II CJ) Jnle ind Utt Pmyuta ..... 16 D CD Llnalot Unk m Unit Ou ''Problems of Teenaat Marri11es" Guests are Dr. N1wton Malony, psycholoaist, Mrs. Jack Zehnder member of the Los An1eles Council 'of Churchu ind mother of four grown children, and Or. Robert Hicks, American ln1titute of Family Relations. m Movie: "Htfl'I FIYt Hou(' (dra) '58--Stephtn McN1lly, Vic Morrow. a0ue11oot w..w /\I I f HNOON 12:00 II CJ) TM Monk•• U Jolin Wayne Tiltttre "lonlty Trell" U CI) (I) m PGA Natlon1I Teem Qolf One·hour coveraae from th• Laurel Valley Country Club In Leaon· ier, Pennsylvania. fJ Movie: (C) "fort M1111cr1" (wes) 'SS-Joel McCrea, Forrest Tucker. mH1al a Llncer 12:l0 IJ ())You Are There (R) "Galileo and His Universe" G1llleo inspires a church contrOYersy by his lnven· lion of the telescope which confirms the heretical Copernican theory. m My flVOfitt Martian 61) F1nf1rria Falcon 1 :00 8 Cl) CIS c:Nldrtn'1 flhn Festl· nl (R) "Skinny and Fatty" The Classic Japanese motion picture about a shy, awtcwerd. overweight boy who Is befriended by I areaar· icu;, skinny lid. U Movie: (C) "An Eye for an Eye" (wes) '66-Robert Lansina. Pat Wayne. 0 CJ) (I) m Hill of flmt Foot· bill An expanded version of ABC's Wide World of Sports featurina the NFl pre-season rame between the New York Giants and the Kansas City Qliefs, 'live, from C1nton, Ohio. m Unt.lttd Wor1d "Nomads of Africa" m Ntwt Dick Carter 61) Cine Ill II Tardt a LllHI of tllt lltnta 1:30 OM.-: un.t Ride lid" (wes) '57-Anthony Quinn. Wiiiiam Conrad. mCbco Kid m Movie: "l.ta!e Oft lift" (dra) '56 -Robert Donat, Kly W1lsh. 2:00 11 Dusty's Tretltouse D lnttmlfional Zone '1he Adoles· cent" A look at what the new 1ener· atlon thinks ind fnls 1bout the world. (}) Ethnic faces IJj l.tt Trevino's Solt mSoul Train m N1vy Prolo1ue OTlmt Tunnel m Jonny Qutlt 2:30 a Tiit Siesta" 0v" D Sllrlne North/Souttl Football G••• (21/thr) Ross Porter calls th• action of this tape del1y 11me IS top hifh school ac1duates f~m Northern Calif. are pitted 1a1lnst their counterparts from Southern C.llf. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 28, 1972 9 Sports Action ,,._flit m Lancelot link 3:0011 Gene London sttow 0 Rot .. r8aMts Cl) far OUt f1lcb O M0¥1t: (C) ''ltut J1•es" (wes) '39-Tyrone Power. Henry Fonda. 11§ $d .• f1 Tht1trt (C) "AtrllOft" (sci.fl) '64-KenJI Sawara. m Movie: "ladl to l1taH" (dra) ''0-John W1yne, Anthony Quinn. &> firtbol.SOCC.r m Mtwtt: '1ttvtn11 of the Must• tMrs" (adv) '6G-fern1ndo lames. Gloria Miiiand. 9 lost In Space m Sport.a Ch1lltn1e 3:30 I) lnsldtr/Oubldtr II) Wouldn't It le Great If • • • "Old Time Rellalon" m Roller Gam11 m Voice of qriwft\lf1 4:00 I) Movie: "V1oltnt SlturdlJ'' (dra) 'SS-Victor Mature, Richard Eaan. Let Marvin, Ernest Boranlne. (I) MobHt tto.e SMw D rn Amertun 11ndt1anct m Ctuntty Music Tlmt 9 Tiit Adda1111 F1nllly m> Panor1n1a l.lttno m Coron1 Now 4:30 Cl) MIM: "Square Denet Jublltt'' (mus) '49-Spade Cooley, Miry Beth Huahes. fl) El Cristo Nier• G) Radna World m Fetla t1't Cit 5:00 CD Movte: ''The Spoilers•• (wes) '56 -Anne Baxter, Jeff Ch1ndler. D Kid T1lk Jackie Cooper and Anne Francis guest. U lowllnc for Dollars D ~Action Pro File ())9)News fJ let Tmlno'1 Golf Buck Owens vs. Peter Marshall. m Movie: "Hudson's l1y" (1dv) 'SO-Paul Munl, John Sutton, Gene Tierney, m Movie: (C) "ClmlYll Story" (adv) '54-Anne Baxter, Steve Coch· ran. fl) Ro111 Pare Veronica g)loa de Mnlco m CountrJ Place 8 Rldn1 From)Holtywood Pl" m Kl•ba 5:15 fJl) Swtdlltt CloM·Up 5:30 a D1vld frost RIYUI Robert Klein 1uest1. O (J)®)Ntwt U Movie: ''Th• !Oller Shrews" (sci· fl) '58-James Best, lnarld Goude. D Tiit Hippy W1ndmrs Sllm and Henrietta visit an old minina town, and Mono Lake. O Uoyd lrtdau' Willer Wtffd A took at the dev•lopment of boatin& propulsion, from canoe paddles to twin slant enalnes. EID Joyce Chen Cooks "Chicken Vel· vet'' fm Edst of Etlrnlty Qt Qllllran'a Island m Speed Rtctr I V f N r~ C s:ooaomNtwt CI> Flt• f11blrt U Ct4ebrtty lowlln1 Joe Campan· ell• and Burt Ives vs. Michele Lee and Jamea f1r1ntino. Cl) Star Trek 1J The Real Don Steele Show 0 Movie: (C) 'Why I lltw Up Dlllott" (dra) '70--Robert Stack, SuSln $1111,t James. fl) Rous ,.,, Vtnnlca f1i)' Tiit Olt1nn1 Trail ft MIJbtny RfO m> Ttatl9 det 40 m Tllr .. Stooaea &:lo CD Sport.a W1tll tertb CJ KNIC Ne•• Conftren" (I) Parry Mason ONews fii) Je1n S11tphetd'1 Amerlc1 m Consultation a Country rtace mHttH1w m Headahop 7:00 11 CIS Ntw1 Roaer Mudd (1) let Tmlno's Golf 0 I IPICJAC I Time of M11t Richard B1seh1rt narrates this film on man ind his environment. The proaram describes how man's mastery of technoloo threatens the very ele· ment of life Itself. U HH Hlw Sammi Smith and Bud· dy Alan auest. D Juvenile Jul'J Richard Sherman IU831S. Cl) HI afl Clllp1r111I O Death Valley Days "The Tender· foot" Kevin Burchett ·~~ Mitch Voeel ster. A teenaae boy Is faced with raisin& his younaer brother and sister after his p1r1nts drown. m m 9 Llwrence Welk Show "A Vl~it to the Fabulous '40s" m It T1kt1 I Thief m El Tomlllo fii) DcMn' It m t1o111.,.•1t 7:30 II Doctor In Ult House (R) Cl) Dflcnet (I) To Tell tM Tnrth D let's Mike 1 Dt1l fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) "Ntvtr let Me Go" (dra) '53-Gene Tier· ney, Clar11 G1ble. (Jj) Mouse F1ctOfJ m Tiit Cltywltdert m s.1>ac1o1 Allot• m AddaMI f1111lly 1:00 11 Cl) All In Ult family (R) With the kids 1way, Archie and Edith are alone for the first time in years- with disastrous results! D (Jj) m NIC Comedy ThHtle "In Any L1n1ua11" Ricardo Mental· ban and Nanette f1bray ater In • story about 1 fadlna musical comedy star who Is trylnc to rekindl• her career. U luck Owtn1 lbnell Show D CJ) Cl) GJ) AIC SltuNty MOY· It: (C) (2tlr) "Sp1Mn" (dfl) '65- Edmond O'Brl1n, Chuck Connors. Stella Stevens. Richard Conte, Alu Cord. Drue addicts s11k r~ae at "Synenon House," ind try to help 1 critique from psychic lnvestl11tor, 11ch other. Dfck Creadlok. m Merte H1g1rd Sped1I "let Me m News Ron Fortner Tell You About 1 Sona" An hour en· fl) Su Co•tda f1vertta tert1lnment special with H1111rd ti!) Cine MtJdcano end his wife Bonnie Owens &} Lou Gordon Show m Ch11t1pionshlp WrestSln1 l O·lO D frlrflt Nl(ht: "TM Monlton" fl) Lucha llbrt · m Fiim bdpsey (R) "The Cebinet of Or. C11i11ri" See Wed., 8:30PM listina. @II Luceclta ft Movie: (C) ''The Roots of ff ... and "DIJ1011urua'' QJ Ntwa Ed B1rt)'f 1k Ell) David Suuklnd Show QI Movie: "The lmmorbl 111nt" ven" 11:00 D Ntn Ser· l!} Movie: (Zhr) "Dispatch FtHI Cl) M1rall1l IMllon Rtuttn" m TIM A111arlna World of Krwaldn 1:30 IJ CJ) M•IJ Tyler Moore 5'1ow (R) Bess (Lisa Gerritsen) writes 1 school composition, and Mery is supposed m Kathrp luhlm1n @!) S.bldo Fllmleo "Mll11ro A Los Cobantts" to aet it published. 11:15 Ci) Movte: "The Spoilers" (adv) 0 Movie: "The She Creature" (sci· '56-Anne Baxter, Jett Chandler. ti) '56-Chester Morris, Tom Con· way, Marla Enalish. 11:30 0 ®)News 6!) Sabados Altarea 1J Ont Step Boyond Cl) Movie: "Room 13" (mys) '64 9:00 B Cl) Diet Van 0,kt (R) The -Joachim Fuchsbtrau. Karin Dor. Preston's son Lucas (Michael Shea) D Movle: ''W11k on ~ Wild Siclt" brinas a black airlfriend home from (dra) '62-laurence H1rvey, Cepu school for dinner cine. J1ne Fonda, Anne Baxter, Bar· 0 ~ a;, NBC Saturday Movie: bara Stanwyck. Based on the Nelson (2lhhr) "The Americenlz1tlon of Alaren novel, this Is the story of love Emily" (com·dra) '71-James G1r· and violence In New Orleans durina ner, Julie Andrews. Melvyn Ooualas. the Depression and an ide11istlc James Coburn, Joyce Grenfell, Ed-youna Texan who takes to the road ward Binns, Keenan· Wynn, Wllll1m seekina a lost love. Windom. In World War II London, m Movie: "Hudson's B1(' (adv) a hard.bolled American Navy com· ·~aul Munl, John Sutton, Gent mander with cynical ideas about Tierney. A banished Enitlshman ind heroism experiences inner conflict two French fur trappers show the when he falls in love with a pa triotic world the wealth In fur 1t Hudson's British 1ir1. Bey. m Creedence Clearwater Revival 11J Movie: (C\ "Gold for the CM· Special The Creedence Clearw1ter Is ura" (1dv) '64-Jeffrey Hunter. My· " chronicled in their performance at lene Oemonaeot. A youna slave· the Los Anaeles Forum. Special architect risks his life when he dls- auesls are Booker T and the MG's, covers aold ind escapes with the creators of the Memphis Sound. p<o·consul's f1vorite mistress. fl) Un Ver1no P111 Recorder . @!) Prtmltr Movie: "Mlsericordla" 12.00 IJ Cl) News O Movie: "Miry, Miry'' (com) '63 9:30 B Cl) Arnie (R) Arnie arran1es • -Debbie Reynolds, Barry Nelson. date for his unmarried 35·year·old 0 Movie: "So Evil My Love" (dra) sister with his bachelor boss Majors. '48-Ray Miiiand, Ann Todd. O Nl'Wi Watch Larry Burrell ~Tom Joflts Show Q) Minority Comm'!nlty . m Hollywood T1ltvf1lon Th11trt 12:20 II Movie: (C) "B11u Gnta" (dra) "Birdbath" (R) See Thurs., 9 PM '66-Guy Stockwell, Doua McClure, lrstina. Leslie Nielsen. l!) Redna f rom Hollywood P1rtr 12:30 Cl) Movie: "Ten Days to Tulare" 10:00 IJ Cl) I l!lcilL I Miu Universe (adv) ·~stertina Hayden, Grace Beauty Ptrtlllt Seventy 1lrls from Raynor as m1ny countries around the world vie for the title of Miss Universe 1972. in this 21st Annual p11eant from Cerromar Beach Hotel in Dor· ado. Puerto Rico, live via satellite. Helen O'Connell i nd Bob Barker ere hostess ind master of ceremonies, respectively, and special auests in · elude the lettermen slnaina trio. O Seymour h esents: "Fact of M11· bit" (hor) '46-John Carradine. 1:00 CIJ Ntn (1j Movie: (C) "Ain't Mlsbehuln' " (mus) '55-Rory Calhoun, Piper Laurie. m Movie: "The Sun Sets 1t D1wn" (dra) '51-Sllly Parr, Philip ~h1wn 1:30 m All Nlafrt Show "Two of 1 Kind," "Track the Min Down," "Bid for Euh Other'' U (I) Cil Ken Bt ny's 'Wow' Sllow 2:00 0 Speekhfr FrMIJ Schedule of auests not evailable at 2:20 8 MovlH: ''The 5wordsm1n," ''The press time. Brain" D Tht Unknown Reals Philbin hosts a table tipping seance ind is (iven 3:00 B News THE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<. JULY 23, 1972 I irreverent rexreed There are no sacred cows as far as Rex Reed is concerned . . . as many of his high and mighty "victims" have found out. His weekly columns centeri ng on t he people and events in the entertain- ment world, can stun with their brute force ... or sting with their witty put downs. One thing they never do is bore the reade r. If you haven't bee n exposed to the special Rex Re ed brand of journalis m, give it a try this weekend. Read Rex Reed 's swinging column to- day and eve ry Sunday in the DAILY PILOT ,.,. 17 Mointoin your wotcl-i or o minimal cost 1n money ond lime OUR WATCH CLEANING INCLUDES. • Rernovol of dirt ond dried up oil. • New oil • Bond ond cose poli\hed • Wotch timed electronicolly • All work done, Fully Guoronteed 1 yeor NOW s700* • Self windino wolChtt. doy & do1e.Chrono9roph1 onO fltclron~ wotcht\ 1l19htly h19ht r FREE ESTIMATES. NEW WATCH CRY STAL SPECIAL! $ 20° most walth~\ fh1\ offer 9ood only with obo•e cl.on1n9 M••·· T1111n., FTI. tll t • Easy credit terms • student accounts ovoiloble • up to 12 months to pay • BonkAmericord • Moster Charge • "THE STORES CONFIDENCE BUILT" Establl1hed 45 Y eon! HUNTIN~TON CENTER leocll & ldl..-r H11•th•1tH leocll IU·SI01 HARIOR SHOPrtNG CENTH 2300 Harbor llyd. Cotto Mesa 545.9415 , ... ia THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUl:!"t 23, 1972 SUNDAY, JULY 23 6:00 3 (C) "No Man Is an Island" (dra) '62 -Jeftrey Hunter, Marshall Thompson. 5 (C) "Massacre In the Black Fore•t'' (dra) '66 -Cameron Mttchell, Bed• Lonchar. 6:30 11 "Goddlla" (Sci·fl) '5~aymond Bufr. • 7:30 2 I (C) ''Tarzan and th• Juna1• Boy" (adv) '68 -Mike Henry. Rater Johnson. 9 "Nlatlt of the Hunter" (dra) '55-Robert Mitchum. Shelley Winters 9:00 7 3 6 (C) "Lord Jim" (dfl) '65-Peter O'Toole, James Mason, Curt Juraens. 11:00 9 (C) "Adventurn of Don Juan'' (adv) '49 -Errol F"lynn, Viveca Lindfors ll "Ten Gentlemen From Wnt Plolnt" (rom) '42-Maureen O'Hara. Geor1• Montsomery. 11:30 13 (C) "Gorso" (sci·fl) '61-Bill Travers. Wiiiiam Sylvester. 6:30 7:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 1:30 9:00 11 :00 11:30 6:30 7:30 10:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:)0 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:30 6100 7:30 1:00 1~30 9:00 10:00 10130 11;15 11:30 MONDAY, JULY 24 7 (C) "Th• Wheeler Dealers" Part I (rom) '63-James Garner. Lee Remick. 5 "I Sew What You Old" (dr&) '65-Joan Crawford, JOhn Ireland. 9 "Th• Condemned of Altona" Cdra) '63-Sophia Loren, Mulmilian Schell. 4 10 (C) Double 'l•y-"Qhost Story" (dra) '72-Sebastlan Cabot. David Birney. "Movln' On" (dra) '72-Geoffrey Deuel. Patrick Wayne 7 3 6 (C) "Th• Vlkln& Queen" (dn) '67-Don Murray, Carita. Donald Houston. 9 (C) "[sthar end the Kin&" (adv) "60-Joan Co•llns. Richard Egan 2 I (C) "Come Fly With Me" (com) '63 -Dolores Hart, Hush O'Brlan. TU[SDAY, JULY 25 7 (C) ''The Wheeler Dealer." Concl. (rom) '63-Jamu Garner. Lee Remick. 5 "I Saw What You Did'' (dra) '65-Joan Cr11wlord, JOhn Ireland 9 (C) "C1'9ck In the Mirror" (dr•) '6<>-0rson Welles Jullette Greco. 4 (C) "Up the Down StalrcaM" (dra) '67-Sandy Dennis, Patt1ck Bedford. 7 J 6 (C) "The ,eople" (dra) '72--Klm Darby, William Sh11tner. Dan O'Herlihy. 10 (C) "The Second But Sec..-t Aaent" (com) '65-Tom Adams, Carol Stepanek. 9 (C) "flame Over lndla" (sus) '60-Lauren Bacall, Kenneth More 2 8 (C) "Nlatlt Chase" (dra) '70--Davld Janssen. Yaphet Kotto. 5 "Hall the Conquerlna Hero" (com) '44-Eddie Bracken. William Demarest. 7 5 9 9 2 5 WEDNESDAY. JULY 26 (C) ''1'h• App1loo11" (edV) '67-Marlon Brando, Anjanette Comer. "I Saw What You Old" (d111) '65-Joan Crawford, John Ireland. "Biiiy ludd" (eta) '62-Terence Stamp, Robert Ryan. Peter Ustinov. (C) "Ferry to Hon1 Kone" (dr1) '61-Curt Juraens. Orson Welles 8 (C) "Th• BlaHt Bundle of Them All" (com) '68 -Robert Wainer. Raquel Welch. "Glided Liiy" Crom) '35-Claudette Colbert. Fred MacMurray THURSDAY, JULY 27 7 (C) ''Tamehlne" (dra) '64-Nancy Kwan, John Fraser, James fox 5 "I Saw What You Old" (dra) '65-Joan Crawford, John Ireland. 9 "H•nnlbal" (dra) '60-Vic1or Mature. Rita Gam. 2 8 (C) "The Comedians" (dra) '67 -Richard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor. 9 "JIC1•W" (mys) '61-Jack Warner, Ronald Lewis 5 "I'm No Ancel" (mus) '33-Mae West, Cary Grant 5 9 2 9 2 l 5 7 10 9 7 5 4 5 9 3 6 7 1J u FRIDAY, JULY 21 "I Saw Whit You Old" (dra) '65-Joan Crawford. Johl) Ireland "Convicts Four'" (dra) '63-Ben Ganara, Stuart Whitman I (C) Trlloay-"lobby Jo and the Ilg Apple Good Time Band" (com) '72-forrut Tucker. "My Sister Hank" (com) '72-Jodie roster. Edgar Bergen. "Miss St-art, Sir" (com) '72-Joanna Pettet (C) "It Happened One Summer'' (rom) '4S-Jeanne Crain. Oan• Andrews. (C) "Herum Scanim" (com) "65-Elvis Presley, Fran Jeffries "Deported" (adv) '51-Jeff Chandler. Marta Toren "Th• Accused .. (dra) '48-Loretta Youn1, Wendell Corey (C) "Journey to the Center of the Earth" (1cl·fl) '51}-James MHon, Pat Boone. SATURDAY, JULY 29 (C) "Why I llew Up Dakota" (dra) '70--Roben Stack, Roddy ~c· Oowall. "Never Let Me Go" (dra) "53-Gene Tierney, Clark Gable 3 6 (C) "Synenon" (dra) '65-Edmond O'Brien, Chuck Connors "Th• She Creat\tre" (sci.fi) '56--Chester Morris. Tom Conway 10 "Tha Amerkanlutlon of Emily" <com·dra) '71-James Garner. Julle Andrews. "F•ce of Marble" Chor) '40--John Carradine "The Mon"ort" and "Dlnosaurus" "The Spoilers" (adv) '56--Anne Suter. Jell Chandler. "R-m ll" (mys) '64-.Joachlm Fuchsb•ra•r. Karin Dor "Walk on the Wiid Side" (dra) '62-Laurence Harvey, Capuc1ne. "Hudson's Be(' (adv) '40--Paul Munl. John Sullon. (C) "Gold for the C.eurs" (adv) '64-.Jettcey Hunter, Mylene Dem ona eot. ALFA ROMEO Coast Imports I 000-1200 Coast Hwv. Newf ort Beach 642-04~ Ut j;lti+1~1tt.Jt• 11 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-~44 Crevier Motors 208 W. I st St., Santa Ana 835-3171 BUICK ....... lulc:k 2121 twbor 8tvd. Coeta MeM m -2100 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa 546-1200 CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH Huntington Beach C~rysler-Plymouth 16661 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 540-5164 DATSUN Costa Mesa Datsun 2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-6410 Dot Datsun 18835 Beach 81vd. Huntington Beach 842-778 1 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 University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 • 1i!Bi1f' Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546 ~~44 ~uer 2925 H.,bor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979 . 2500 LINCOLN -MERCURY Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury I 30 I No.Tustin, Santa Ana 547-9183 Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa 546-1200 MAZDA Huntington Beach Mazda 17331 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-6666 MERCEDES-BENZ Jim Slemons Imports W •rner I M•in St .. S•nte Ana 546-4114 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 H•rbor Plvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 OPEL Bauer Buick 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mna 979 . 2500 • THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 23, 1972 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa 546-8017 PORSCHE -AUDI Dof' Burns Porsche-Audi 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove 636-2333 Chick Iverson Porsche-Audi 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 671-0900 RENAULT Coast Imports I 000-1200 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 642-0406 Slemons Imports 2201 S. Main St., Santa Ana 557-5242 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St • Costa Mesa 546~ SUBARU Fritz Warren's Sports Car Center 547-0764 710 E. I st Sj Santa Ana ll•ll•Jt- Dean Lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa 646-9303 Bill Maxey Toyota 18881 Beach Blvd. H.untinqton Beach 847-8555 TRIUMPH Fritz Warren's Sports Car Center 547-0764 710 E. I st St., S.nt• Ana VOLKSWAGEN Harbour Volkswagen 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-+435 Chick Iverson Volkswagen 445 E. Coast Hwy. NB. 673-0900 VOLVO De•n Lewis lmS>Ol"h 1966 H•rbor Blvd •• Cost• Mes. 646-9301 ,... 11 "Top-Rated'' Marantz 2215 AM-FM Stereo System MARANTZ 2215 Now the MARANTZ 2215, top-r•ted by Hirsch-Houck L•b is offered in • system with & new Dual 121 SS with tubular tonearm and du•I •nti-5kating, AOC 240XE cartidge and a choic• of eit her AJtec'' "top-rated" 887A'' or LANCER 9534-X 5peakers. SALE PllCE ~~· $429'0 •aa:;-:;:-~tz. NEW! SHERWOOD S-7100A AM-FM STEREO SYSTEM LClftcer 9711 I More low-end power, direct-coupling, improved tuner H-· lectivity ue all part of the new 71 OOA Sherwood. Included in the system is Garrard's 408 with a Shure M44-7 car- •ridge inst•lled •nd • p•ir of Soundcrafhmen f ine Lancer 971 I bookshelves. 441L1y PIJ! =-1 N .. lut•CrMltl -~ TANDBERG 3000X REEL TAPE RECORDER Profession•I record ing up•bility •t • fr•dion of tl-e cost. NOW $349.95 Styled 1fter the now f•· mous model 350, the new 220 hu most of its fu- tures •t 1 very •ttr1dive price. Auto Reverse Car Cassette Player S~ny's newest c•r hp• pl1yer will pl1y music continuously - u long u you like! NOW $139.95 Panasonic RS-261US Panuonic hu just rel.,sed ih budget cusette recorder th•t hu unper•lloled v•lue •t ih price -With such fHtures u p•use control, 1uto-stop, hHd· phone j1ck & morel NOW $88.88 ftACtPIC COAST MteMWAY 0.... 1M -,, M .. ,. IN-. ' "Frankly, I'm shocked by rising hospital costs! Right now, they could wipe out your savings, even plunge you into debt. "I urge you to apply for this supplemental insurance plan that pays up to $600.00 a month when you are hospitalized ••• that's $20.00 a day for as long as you stay in the hospital, even for life!' $1 covers your whole family for the first month. Theq.your policy continues at the initial renewal rates shown on page 2. Whan hospltallzed, benefits are payable at the rate of ... Hoapllal Beneflte $800.00 • month-$20.00 a dey- wb.i.le you require hospital confinement ... for each JCCident startina the first day in the bolpit.aJ, and for each iJJoess, Startin& after tbc fifth day--()()ntinuing for life, if necessary. 65 Or Over Benefits $300.00 a month-$1 o.oo a day- once yoo have reached age 6$, for the first 3 months of hospllalization. Coverage for acc.ideota be&ins the very first day in the hospital; slckneu ooveraae begins after the fifth day. After 3 months, if you arc still confined In the hospital, you then receive ... $600.00 a montb-$20.00 a day-the?'O- after,even for Ufe, ff necessary.This money ia paid directly to you unless assigned by you and without regard to any other insur- ance you may already have. Children'• BenefJta $360.00 a month-$12.00 a day- while your Child is oonftned to the hospital for any accident or ll1nesa, when you have These are the exclusions! Your National Home policy covers every kind of sickness or accident except conditions caused by: I. any skkne~ or Injury originating before the policy went into effed (these pre-existing conditions are covered afttr policy bas been in force for 2 years); 2. war, or any act of war; J. any mental disease or functional nervous disorder; 4. pregnancy, except as provided un- der the Malemlty Benefit provision; You coUect from your firat day in the hospital for accidents and after /i,v" days for sicko~. You wW be covered for care in any Coveraae forChjJdren-no matter bow tong the confinement may be. Coverage for ac- cident.a beains the very fint day in the hoe- pital; sickness ooveraae begins after the Pith day. Maternity Benefit• $20.00 a day- for Maternity Beoctlt~ when Coverage for Children and Maternity Benefits have been added to the basic plan. (Wife must be cn- roUed for entire period of pregnancy.) Reglatered Nurse Benefit at home after covered hospital conflnemenl S400.00 a month-$13.33 a day- for a registered nurse at home if your doc- tor bas you hire one within five days fol- lowing a hospital confinement of five days or more for which you received benefits-- up to one year. Increased Accident Benefit when covered husband and wife are simultaneously hospitalized. $2,400.00 a month-$80.00 a day- hospital, except a U.S. Government hospital or a nursing or convalescent facility. Here are your rates. $1 C'Overs your emire family for the fi rst mo nth. After tha t you may continue at the monthly r ates shown below. We w ill issue you only ooe policy o f this class. Each adult, 16 o r over, pays the rate sho wn fo r his or her age. Age at Enrollment 16-44 45-49 50-54 55-64 2 Monthly Premium per Adult $3.45 $4.00 $4.40 $5.10 that's $1,200.00 a month, $40.00 a day, for you-and S 1,200.00 a montb, $40.00 a day, for your spouse ..• while an accident hospitalizes covered husband and wife at the same time. Yes, $2.400.00 a month, $80.00 a day ln alJ (when under 6S) while both are confined ln the hospital as a result of accident-even for life. Waiver of Premium. We waive all premJums th.at come due for you and all covered members of your fam- ily while you-or your spouse-are bospi- taliz.cd beyond eight coOJCcutive weeks fol- lowing the eliminatfon period if any. And you don't have to pay us back. Benefits are payable for as long u !'Ou' re hospltellzed-even for llfe. We mean it. If you go lo the hospital for a month. we will pay you for a month sub- ject to any elimination period. If you go for 2 months, we'll pay you for 2 months. And if you ao to the hospital for life-we wi U pay you for life. No ifs, ands, or buts. Only S 1.80 more per month cover~ all your uamarried dependent children ... fro m birt h through 18 years. including auto matic coverage for newborn chil- dren-a t no additional cost. For Ma- ternity Benefits just add $I .35 monthly if both husband and wife a re covered under this policy -or $2.10 monthly if the wife only is insured . NOTE: The regular monthly renewal pre- mium shown (for age at time of enroll· ment) wlll not automadrally increase as you p~ from one age bracket to the next. Once you have enrolled in this National Home plan, your polky Is guaranteed re- newable and your rate cannot be increased lndivldualJy because of bow much or how often you collect from us-or because of advanced age-but only if there Is a gen· enJ rate adjustment on all poUcles of this class and fonn number in your entire sfJlte. OvrR 30 million people will be ad- mitted to a hospital this year! 11 could be you-or some beloved mem- ber of your family -tomorrow ... nex t week ... next month. Sad to say. very few fami lies have anywhere near enough coverage to meet today's oar- ing hospital co t.. These costs have more th an doubled in ju~t a few short yea rs. Stop for a moment. Think how mu ch a long stay in the hospi tal will cost you or a loved one. How wou ld you ever pay for costly. but necessary. X-rays , medical bi lls. drugs and med- icines'? What would you do if your pay check stopped , bu t living ex- pcmc' ii.cpl going on the same as ever? The c;ame rent. phone. food. all the day-to-day expense that never stop What is the average breadwinner 10 un·> We believe we have an answer in thi s National Home pla n. Pays up lo 5600.00 a monlh- S20.00 a d~y-beneflt•. WhPn you art> hospitalized Now you can have $600.00 coming in every month-$20.00 a day-be- ginni ng the very first day you are hos- pitalized due to an accident. and the sixth day for confinements due to sickness. The benefits are paid directly to you unless you requc!.t otherwise and without regard to any other insurance you may already have. Use the money a~ you see fit -for hospital or medical bills. To replace avings or cover household expense~. Dear Friend: How often do we take for granted our good health and that of those we love? It's only natural until something happens . And things do happen. Over 30 million people are admitted to hospitals each yea r , and with today's skyrocketing hospital and medical costs many people lose their savings and go into debt. That 's why you should protect yourself and your family with National Home's health plan . I think this plan is one of the best supplemental hospital insurance plans you can own. Because I have been r etained by National Home as a marketing consultant, I 've looked over the policy very carefully. I a l so know the folks at National Home . And you won't find more decent, competent and friendly people t o deal with. I've seen the way they handle claims , too --quickly and fairly. Believe me, when you need them, they 'll be there to help you. I cannot i magine anybody passing up the chance to enroll in this health plan --especially when the first month's protection costs only $1 and then continues at reasonable monthly r ates. We a ll know what a terrible thing it is to be hospitalized. But what a relief it is to know there are insurance benefits coming in when you need them most! Take my advice . Send the Enrollment Form on the back page now --before you forget. Sincerely, Art Linkletter Member of the Board of Director s , National Home Life Assurance Company 3 . . . -.. .. ' . • L ' t .. ;·.:" ·~ ~ :~·:' ' !! I t• \'.\!~. I t ft ... How much does $600.00 a month -$20.00 a day-protection cost you? Only $I covers you and your entire family for the first month. After that you may contin ue at our renewal rates shown on page 2. Pays $360.00 a monlh- $12.00 a day-when any unmarried dependent child is hospitalized. When yo u choose Coverage for Chil- dren, this National Home plan pay~ at the rate of $360.00 a month - $12.00 a day-while one of yo ur chil- dren is hospitalized. Pays for as long as necessa ry! Chi ldren are covered for acciden ts from the first day and for ~ickness after the fifth day. Benefits for Maternity Care. Other hospital insurance may take care of part of you r expenses when We guarantee not to cancel your protection no matter how many claims you have ... or how old you become •.. or for any reason what- soever. you are confined to the hosiptal to have a baby. This plan can give you :iddit1onal help when the new baby arri ves. lf Coverage for Children and Maternit y Benefits are added to the ba ic plan. and your wife has been covered during entire period of preg- nancy. this plan pays $600.00 a month -$20.00 a day to use a you want. If a pregnancy, childbirth or even mb- carriage puts your covered wife in the hospital for one day, five day , ten days-as long as necessary-this plan pays benefi ts for every day of the con- fine ment. Benet its for registered nurse care at home after a covered hospital confinement. How comforting it il> to know that - after your stay in the hospital. if you've been there five days or more fo r which you received benefits-you We cannot Increase your rates indi- vidually because of how old you be- come .•• or how many claims you have ... but only It there is a general rate adjustment on all pollcles of this class and form number in your en- tire state. can return home to recuperate and yet not be a burden to your loved ones. 1f your doctor has you employ a full -time registered nurse within 5 day after you come home. we'll pay benefitl-1 at the rate of $400.00 a month -$13.JJ a day. And your benefit\ continue during employment of the nur~e-even up to I 2 full mon th~. Double Accident Benefit when covered husband and wife are simultaneously hospitalized. When you and your insured spouse are hospitalized at the same time for an accidental iniury, this National Hnmc plan pays DOUBLE BENE- FITS. $1.200.00 a month-$40.00 a day-apiece. Thal°l-1 $2.400 .00- )80.00 a uay-in benefit!\ every month (when under age 65) ~tarting the day yo u arc hospitalized for al> Jong a~ you both remain confined. ------THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NATIONAL LIBERTY CORPORATION------ PARENT OF NATIONAL HOME, INCLUDES : Rollert E. Stater, Ch~lrman of the Board, National liberty Corporation W. Marvin Watson. U.S. Postmaster Cen ( 1968-1969). 4 Franll Carlson, US Senator (1950-1968). '~ An llnllltttet. ~< .... lr [{~ ~ .......... . :I f \ Waiver of premium benefit. After you or your covered spouse are confined in the hospital for 8 continu- ous weeh. followi ng the elimination period, if any, your premiums that come due during the continued hospi- tal confinement are taken care of by National Horne. And your protection continues just the same as if you were paying the premiums yourself. Nationally known and respected. Thi~ is the kind of protection you may have see n advertised in Reader's Di- gest, Better Homes and Gardens, TV Guide an d other leading publications. The com pany that stands behind your policy i~ National Home, established in 1920 and a member of the National Liberty Group. One of America's fi - nuncia ll y ~trong in~titutions. we are liccn~ecJ in 46 ~tates and we pay bene- fit'> under variou!> plam ut the rate of l\.\enty million dollar a year to our pnl i9owncr~. Fast, Reliable Claim Service "We were most happy with the prompt way that you o;cnt uo; the claim forms when rcque'>ted. Your check for the week my hu-.hand wa<; in the hoc;pital was received within ten day<;. Thank you <.o much -i1 really hclpcJ in a time of need." MRs. Ro 111 RT H. R c1111NSON, Miami. Fl~1. "I too~ out the policy and had only paiJ two monthly premiums when I was unex- pectedly put in the hospital. Wa<> there I I Jays and the National Home Life Assur- ance Company paid exactly what they had <>aid they would. How happy we were we had taken the policy ou1.·· Dl wt v M . FAILOR. Upper Sandu,ky,Ohio Why you should malt your Enrollment Form TODAY. Y ou never know when you or someone in your f amity will suffer a serious ill- ness or sudden accident. Remember, 80,000 Americans are admitted to a hospital each day. And nobody knows whose turn it is next. Do you really have enough health protection to cover today's soaring hospital and medical costs? Probably not. That's why it's so important lo get this additional $600.00 a month-$20.00 a day-plan. Play it safe. send your form now and you won't be sorry later. Act now- ·1ater" may be too late! TIME IS PRECIOUS! Act quickly. (No salesman will call.) Get your Enroll- ment Form into the mail today-because once you suffer an accident or sickness, it's TOO LA TE to ge t the coverage you need. That's why we urge you to act today-before the unexpected happens. RIGHT TO EXAMINE POLICY We will send your National Home pol- icy by mall. Examine it carefully. II you decide that you don't want to continue as a member ol this plan, re1urn the policy within 10 days ol the date you receive It, and we will promptly refund your money. PRESIDENT Nallonal Home Life Assurance Company 5 ---dlZ -----A!I:) SS31:100V no1:1~ FIRST CLA SS I BUSINESS REPLY MAIL National Ho111e Health Plan National J lunu· L1f<· A ssui a11c-1 · C'urnpany Adm. Offln•s \'al lt•y Fnrg('. Pa I H·lHJ 65 OR OVER? Write for complete information on our health plan for folks 65 or over. J u~t print your name and address on the coupon on the back page of this book- let; then cut it out and mail in the pmt raid envelorc. We will promptly send you fu ll de tails. National Home life Assurance Company Our claim:. philosophy ~tre~c;es the im- oortance of a prompt and equitable ~l tlement of all claims. ... ·'EXCELLFNCF i1' not only what we wish to achieve, but that to which our policyowners are entillcd." . "Our guiding principle is to ask our- se lves on each submitted claim, ·is there any way we can pay this claim?' ... alwayi. give the benefit of the doubt to the policyowner." ... "Courtesy is an absolute require- ment-the policyowncr must have the feeling that he ·~ not a number but, rather, a human being, and that we stand readl' and willing to assist him in any wtiv we can." Enroll in a health plan that pays up to S&00.00 a month-S20.ll0 a day. r··· OFFICIAL ENROLLMENT FORM ••• ., I Official Fnrollment Form for the Ho~pllaltzation lndemnit~ Plan 1 NA 1 IONAI HOME UFE ASSUKAN( r ( OMPANY I An Oki Line Legal Rc~erve Compan> of St. Loui~. M1,,uur1 1 M)MINI TRA 1 IVI-O f-I-ICES. 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Copyright 1972, National L1btrty Corporation r--- - ---l-2370-0-081 I ~l~~~~~~d ~~Uc~~~!.~ ~n~o~~~~!n ~~ ?!rO~~~~ I I plan tor lolks 65 or over I understand there Is no I obltgallon no cost And no salesman or agent 1 will call 1 I NAME (Please print) I I ADDRESS I I CITY ST ATE ZIP I ~c:._--~E~~H-~--J Have you enclosed your Introductory Premium and your completed Form? RH1068 Stretch Your Wardrobe Witl1 a Simple Scarf That Works Wonders ·--......._ ....... _ I • DAILY PILOT .[ Quiz: How Savvy Are You When It Comes to Romance? OIANQI COUNTY, CAU..,.,.IA The Vegetarian· "Fad" -Some Famous People Discuss It - FOR SEN. MIKE GRAVEL of A1aMa roe heard oano... puuling ~· about yow mlUtary career -tlaat you don't include it in yow updale4l biography becauae it mlg'ld ,,,,,,., yow preNnt image. TrueP -D. L. Wat.on, Niagara Falla, N.Y. • Contrary to rumors being spread by the John Birch Society, my military service is a matter of public record FOR EVA CABOR Do people often coafme you with your twin sUta-ba Zsat> -Nathaniel Xey, F1onnce, Ala. • People call me Zsa Zsa and call Zsa Zsa Eva. We do not like it. And, darling. we are not twins! FOR PAULA PRENTISS Last election, you caml*gnecl f« Ceoe McCarthy. What about this time?-S. Z., Detroit, Mich. •This time, although I still care tenibly, I somehow can't involve myself. This time, rm simply a woman, • wife who wants very much to have a baby, and that changes fJVtty- thing. Even Vietnam. Somehow, even through the destruc- tion, I now see th~ green land that once was there. I wear green things, the color of life. People may laugh but that's bow 1 am now. FOB JOHN WOODEN, UCLA bolk.elball coach I've often read that Indiana bu the bat high tchool buket- ball p1-yen. Where in your opinion is the best hip IChool basketball being played?-R. c .. Patton, Gary, Iod. • In my opinion, the huge metropolitan areas such as New Yorlc City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, etc., produce more fine basketball players than other areas. This is because many of the greatest play. ers come from the ghettos. FOR HIWEGAJWE, intemanonaJ songmut Is it true that now that you are 86, yoo will retire from abow busineu?-D. A. Thomas, Green Bay, Wis. e No. I'll never quit. You'll never catch this Jcid in a wheel- chair. I'm launching new careers. I want to do a Broadway show. I'm loo1dn~ for a radio program, and I want to do piano concerts. I m always looking fo, something because J love my work. FOR TEXAS E. SCHRAMM, prerident, Dalla8 Cowboys l recall a player named Joe Don Looney ~ ing dUciplined by the New York Giants for refusing to cooperate with the press. Your mnning back, Duane Thomas, didn't cooper· ate. Why haven't you tabn action against him?-L L S., Chicago, Ill. • No clause in the NFL Standard Player Contract stipulates that a player must coop- erate with. tlte press. Some teams may have regulations covering this point. but not the Cowboys. Since ThOmas perfonned all of the duties required by his contract, there was no action ta.ken rega.rcling his reluctance to tailc to the press. Oo\l'lr by Mloh•I Av.don and ba.s never been denied to anyone. I am proud oE my military service. I int.enupted my college educa~ to en- list in the United States Army as a pr!vate in 1951. loitially, I wu trained in the Counter Intelligence <Arps. I then served a period of time at Fort Benning. This was followed by duties in Germany with the C.olnmunicati~ Intelli. geooe Service. Then came a transfer to the Counter Intelli- gence Corps in France. BasicaDy my wort was gathering intelligence information. I was discharged in 1954 with the rank of Second Lieutenant. FOB JOHN W .Al'NE What do you find most difficult about acting?-Tom Long, Austin, Tens •For me, the most d.ifficuJt thing is trying to act .. natu:nl." FOR JEANE DIXON, clairooymd Yoa aid an TV that you can eat as you WW. withoat .. ~weight. Do you achieve this through psychic .means? .estine Beclrn, Poughbepsie, N.Y. • No, I don't attribute it to "psychic means." 1 try to eat nubitionally balanced meals, teklom eat meat, aDd keep mytdf so busy that all the calories are used up. FOR WALTER CRONKITE Do TV people have to get Rleues &om participaDb in riob and demonstrations l>efore teJecucing their pictures? -Virginia Moore, Waco, Tau • A release is not legally required in the case of riots or similar Oard news'" events. The public's right to 1ee photos of current news events is tegally more imp<>rtant than the individual's right not to be hotographec[ In other situa- tions, the law is complex, :Jon1y an expert can determine the necessity of having a release. FOR THEOOOBE H. REED, dWecror, National Zoological Parle What do pandas, such as thote the Chinese gave to Mn. Nixon, eat while in captivity?-Clare Blount, App1etoa, Wis. • Bamboo is the basic part of the diet, but they ako eat bread, fruit, ~ vegetables, eggs, roast cbidcen, vita- mins, iodized salt, honey and raisins. P\lbllsher Relations: Robert D. C.., and U. Elle, V.P .. end Co-Ofrectore; Robeft H...,._n.-H.O ....... ~ Aeet. to Publlaher, ..._ca. Ai 1a oog New.paper Sel'Ylce1: Promotion. Roblft Manuttcturl1: Joe :eDfrector leMer; Merc:handleJng, _, IMrte Production:~••• Dlrec:tor; Dlltrlbutlon Menaoer: Loom &Miii ,,... ,.,, Maneger: TranapoNtlon Coordlnetor: ....._ ..._ ........., • .,, Coordlnetof UlkMW & AcMl91lll9 ............ :141 ~A"'-.... Yoct, N.Y.10022 01m FAMILY WD.KLY, INC. Al ....... re11rwd. You are lnvlwct to mall your queetlona or comments et>out any material In Famlly Weekly. Wrfte to Service Editor, famlty Weelcly, 141 Lexington Awnue, New York, H.Y. 10022 In 1913. (]] Mary Patrick got on· the train in Boston, got the urge to smoke in New York, ~decided to light up near Trenton, (ill wa s caught outside of Wilmington,~ and was put off the train somewhere be tween Baltimore and Laurel. · Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health1 Regular; 18 mg'. 'tar:·1.2 mg. nicotine-Menthol : 18 mg'.'tar:'1 .3 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC ReponApr. '72 .. That Vegetarian •Fad": Nine Show-Business People Express 'fheir Why I• meat "ouf' for so mm1J "In" people? la it for helllthr...onsormoral reaeons? Or is It Just another kooky Hollywood craze? Table-hop among the celebrities, and this 19 what you'll hear: Efrem ZllnbeUet. Jr., lhrtvee on eoyt11w Mmped Uke ......_ Dennis Weaver: You mustn't pollute your mind. V egetarianiam is having a surpris- ing new prosperity -mainly as part of the bealth-f ood move- ment that is sweeping the oouotry. ls vegetarianism really healthier? That's debatable. But it ia true that one of the staunchest vegetarians of all times was the fiery, outspoken George Bernard Shaw, who lived to be 94. Today's vegetarians have abandoned juicy steaks in favor of raw carrots for a wide variety of other reasons--bu- mane, psychologic.al, aocial and spirit- ual. Perhaps the single most strongly held reason is the notion that eating the ftesh of slaughtered animals is morally wrong. But there is also a vague feel- ing, particularly among young people, that "organically" grown fruits and veg- etables help not only their health. but their spiritual and psychological needs. They see vegetariani3m u part of a broad attempt to C3Cape from an in- creasingly mechanized, complex, im- personal world to a much simpler life over which they have control. Critics have always been quiet to claim inconsistencies and drawbacks in vegetarianism. They dispute the idea that a diet of organic vegetablea and fruits is automatfoally healthier. Unless one has a thorough knowledge of food and is aware of the body's need for vitamins, iron, calcium and proteins, strict vegetarianism may even produce grave nutritional deficiencies, these critics contend. Even the wily Shaw had to be given regular liver shots toward the end of his life, in order to oombat the etf ects of the acute anemia that he had developed. Whatever the critics' arguments, the ranks of vegetarians continue to swell. And especially in Hollywood. Efrem Zlmb•llat, Jr., is a vegetarian who says he selects his diet purely for his own physical well-being. "I became a vegetarian four years ago out of curi- osity. Though I still love meat, I've re- mained a vegetarian simply because I feel so marvelous. Jf I didn't, fd go right back to my regular diel I can tell you one thing: I have more energy and stamina. It'• not as difficuJt as it sounds. I eat twice a day, but I don't go to great lengths to enlist others. lite so many food faddists in California." Typically, Zimbalist eats cheese and eggs, and drinks milk in quantity. He also eats whole grains and many of the soybean suppJements (hamburger or saeak~ped objects from the Seventh- RubJ DH'• re•eon1 •r• ,...., economic. 4 • FAMILY WEEKLY. July 23, 1172 Day Adventists). Actor Dennis We•ver'a choice of diet is closely linked to spiritual beliefs, based mainly on his 12-year dedication to Yoga. He contends that a meatless diet creates a healthier body and brings people closer to God. A vegetarian since 1959, Weaver feels that eating meat implies violence and defeats bis mental well-being. "You have to have a healthy mind and a healthy attitude. If the mind is polluted with destructive thoughts, such as jealousy or anger, these reflect on the body and destroy the cells of the body. To be healthy, we need a calm mind and a certain kind of tranquillity and peacef ulocas." Another strict vegetarian is a~ Susan Sl J...,.., who strongly be- lieves you can tell a vegetarian by his disposition ... There's a calm that oomes over you and a tremendous peace of mind when you're around vegetarians. You relate to animals a lot better, be- cause the animals sense that you're not going to kill them and they give you faith. It also gives you a tremendous sense of dignity when you believe in what you're doing." candlc9 Bergen simply feels the slaughter of animals ia primitive and cruel. "This feeling just aort of hap- pened gradually to me. It was part of my social awareness, a kind of social consciousness.. I waa becoming more and more conscious of the insanity around me. Killing animals to feed us seemed to me a part of that imanity. First, it seemed unappetizing and then it became disgusting. Finally, it seemed so primitive, eo cruel, really horrid." Candice bu aome inconsiateocics. and she's well aware of them. ""Salami. for example-I forget aalami ia meat be- cause it seems so synthetic. Sometimes I sneak some baoon, althou gh it makes me feel guilty. I'm certainly not a vege- tarian for cosmetic or health reuons, because I eat an enormous amount of garbage. I think I became a vegetarian so I could look animals in the eye." Ruby Dee, who has been entertain- ing thoughts of becoming a vegetarian for 20 years, reject.a meat on the ground that it's beyond the reach of most peo- ple's pocketbooks. 'Tm fortunate, be- cause I can afford to boy meat, but it's frightfully expensive. And deep down inside me, my heart hurta that there are so many poor people in the world who can't afford to eat meal The woman on welfare can't a11ord to buy meat." By Helen Doney Character actress Jorce VM Patten has an el1in sense of humor and admits to bein1 a .. sociaf"' or "occuioaaJ" veg- etarian-cutting out meat when abe is aromld a friend who is a vegetarian. .. lt'a kind of an OlilDOtic thing. U tbere'a anything freakish Poloo. Los.Aqeles takes it to its' bolom!' • dispula the common bdief that vegetarianism ia a good way to be weiaht-"I atopped being a ve,etarlan became I got 10 fat. You have to eat an enormous amount of other things if you don't eat meat You have to have a aoun:e of protein. CllCCle ia very fattening, you know." Besides, she says, being a vegetarian can be even more expemive than being a meat eater. 1be prices are prohibi- tive if you buy everything in the bealtb- food store. U health/Ml (ood is going to be help/Ml, it should be within every- one's budget." Ellen Buntyn'• approach to food typifies the faddish, almost whimsical upect of vegetarianism. It is hued on "whatever my body seems to need. rm an on-again, oft-a pin vegdarian. Some-- times rve been a vegetarian for two years at a time. llight now, I eeem to be in a high-protein period. I don't know why. That just aeema to be what my body wan ta, 10 rm eating meat lately." Many of her friends are vegetarians, ao she often prefers Far Eadem curriea or a IMJan,e of alads (including ~ vegetable aa1ada) for her guests. Comedian Godtt., C.1..,.., who saya bis "life ii bis Id," 1ee1111 to be mainly kidding when he mahl bis oc- casiooaJ trips to vegetarian restauranta. "I go there whm I have an attact of wanting to feel bealtby. Also, I lib to loot. at people who eat in health-food stores became they loot so awful. They always loot like the uodenide of a whale. They all loot IOl1 of jaundiced, or like, 'rve been oo my pumpkin leeds or my peppermint seeds for three yean now, and life's been wonderful!'" Strictest movieland vegetarian is Dpn C...-.... who aeema to have it in for all food. "Food is a downer. How many people do whatever they do well after gorging themselves? Some of the best Jawyen I know don't eat anything the day they go into court. They're not fogged up by food. rm the same. When I was aingjng, I could never eat. '"It has to be something you want to do, though. It can't be 10metbing some- one tells you to do. I just know ,_ what happens to my body." lil.19 FAMILY WEEKl.Y, July 23, 1'72 •I BllOll. EASIO: t:All! • Powerful ~ pamp oU cMnger worb dlrectlr from oll ........... hole under the hood . • s.w.. JOU ...., ... Md trouble. Just tum the switch • · • and out goes oil and sludge! Ideal tor car, boat, truck, automobile. Now yov can change the otl In your car engine IMtantly sMJ autom•tl~lfy .•• wltf\out tun. men or lnconwnieftc:41 ..• and without awr getting under the autotn0blle. No need tor a rack. pant. or crawling undemaath. You'll never eealn haw to unacrew ttiM har6-lo-99f·al crankc-. ctnln pluo. {So you'll never aoain rial! stripping the th,_. on the pluo.) 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But if you do, we'd like to persuade you to try a cigarette you'll like more than the one you're smoking now. We tnean Vantage, of course. Vantage gives you flavor like a full-flavor cigarette. Without-any- where near the 'tar' and nicotine. That's a simple statement of truth. We don't want you to misunderstand us. Vantage is not the low- est 'tar' and nicotine cigarette you can buy. It's simply the lowest 'tar' and nicotine ciga- rette you'll enjoy smoking. We just don't see the point in putting out a low 'tar' and nicotine cigarette you have to work so hard getting some taste out of, you won't smoke it . • If you agree with us, we think you'll enjoy Vantage. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. FILTER 12·~ 0.9~ine MENTHOl 11~ OB~irte Filter: 12 mg. Ntar". 0.9 mg. nicoune. Menrhol: 11 mg."taf'. 0.8 mg. nic-0tine-av. per cigarette. FTC Report Af>r. 72. ' ON OUR COVER: A cool, bare baiter is chic and sophisticated with its matching bead- wrap aod the pow of pastel beads in coordinating colon. To do the hal- ter: (1) Take a large square ICUf and fold into a triangle. Place points at neck, separate ancl tie them around. (2) Pull Jong ends around waist and lie. For beadwrap, fold a matching scarf in equal portions, working evenly toward the center. Then wrap over hairline, tying a bow at side or back of neck. CREDIUS ... _,,,: Sa,.,.. Co.entry ScaNH: Ray IStnM.- ClothH: Klo.M'ruan Ct\alrs: W.,._,.a Wk:Ur Wond9rtand Sports Mini-Profile MERV RETTENMUND: How CMnglng Baby'• Dlapera Helped HI• Hitting Baltimore outfielder Merv Retten- mund, one of the beat hitters In the American League, always has hit for a higher average on the road than In honHJ games. He believes he developed this characteriaUc during his first aeaaon of profeulonal . bueball, ln 1965 •... "I was doing okay for about half the season," Merv recalls. "I was among the top hitters in the California League. Then my wife Sue gave birth to our first daughter, Cindy. Sue got alck and had to stay In the hospltal for 17 days. I t\ad to change the baby's diapers. give her two o'clock feedings, all that. J ... -'t• lbout 11 hours • ...,, Md every ....... could be...,. yawning In the outfleld. I couldft't Wt lo go on road tripe eo I couJd hit ... hotel bed Report to tftc FCW "WOflb1'l Women'• Editor Roulyn AbreYay8 gives a wardrobe lesson on: Scarves. She says; "One thing I llke to do to save money is reuse relics from last year's fashions. I call it my 'recycling program.' The handiest thing I've found is scarves. They're more than an accessory .... I almost think they could be the wardrobe! Once you learn the knack of tying them. the possibilities are endless. And you know the greatest thing about tying scarves? It makes you feel so clever!" Create your own collage by ~aring several pins on a lapel-lite tbele from the animal and fruit worlds-then tiniab with a string of pearls. All jewelry ia from Sarah Coventry. To wrap the elegant open turban: ( 1 ) Take large squan scarf and fold as io cover headwrap. (2) Place center of scarf at back of neck under hair, pullioa both ends of acarf up evenly to meet at top of forehead. (3) Twist tcarf to link at hairline, then pull each end to opposite side and tie at back of bead. Md....., a few hour&. I pl.,.cl bettef on._ rOlld becw I got MON r9lt, end It's cerried Oftr to Ila Mr·" ... Since then, the Rettenmunds have added another daughter, Christina, and Merv stlll demonstrates the same versaUllty in wielding safety pins aa he does with a baseball bat. ... R~, a righltlanded hltler, hll .111 IMt ••ean. "I.always thought I could be a regular In the big leagues," he says. "I'm just sorry It took me so tong to achieve that status. I Intend to make the most of the rest of my career."-By Lany loluteln For aunbathing or a patio lunch, the latest halter-loot ii youn with a pair of acarves. Antique-finish pendant ear- rinp give a rich-girl air at COlt\Jme- jewelry pricea. To tie baiter: (1 ) Tate two large rccta.nautar acarva.. Fold from aides to- ward the center· until desired width is reached. (2) T.ae one as bandeau ICl'OSS bust, knotting ill bKk. (3) Slip teCODd ICarf under front of bandeau. (4) With it. tie knot at caita, then pull eoda up to tie at back of the neck. Celebrity Soapbox ELIA KAZAN: .. F11ee n-v1o1ence Livn c1o .... Th8n You Thlnkl" Elia Kazan, movie director and author, believes It Is time we faced jarring truths about violence: "What shocked us about My laJ was not so much the event as that the acts of savagery were performed by someone familiar-the boy married to our sister, the fellow who watched the Super Bowl Game with us Sunday before last, the fourth man in our last foursome. We had never faced the fact before: One of ua la c.Pable of doing ....... Md prftiouely 111 Deleted only with 'Nazi ......... 'Or ....... .,.....,.,, •African uv..-.· Our fllrM and our books, since they renect our times, are full of vlotence. But when these exercises in brutallty are carried out by obvious heavies. by psychos, by men clearly marked 'criminal' from Shades of 1be Maltete Falcool \'ouil be in romantic atyle in tailored auit. Panama hat and aca.rf tie. To do ICarf under bat: (l) Take medium-size, lightweight acarf and mate a triangle. (2) T.e owr hair, knotting at back of neck, with coda tucked under amoothly IO they woo't show beneath the hat. by Adolfo. Scarf tie : ( l ) Tie another ICAl'f • you would a man'• tie (lllk your favor- ite male bow), anchorin1 it with a very feminine stickpin from Sarah Coventry. the first scene, then we have an out. In effect we say, 'Of course people like that are capable of the moat . Inhuman crlmes-obvloualyl But that does not apply to u•f So we close the book or walk out of the theater confirmed In our moral smugness." (Mr. Kazan la author of the novel, "The Aasasalna.").:...e, WlllMI Wolf FAMILY W£EKLY, Jyty 13, 1171 • 1 Charming 11 Piece SHAKER CUPBOARD. Superbly detailed miniature replica consists of: •10 BRASS-TONE MINIATURES •COLONIAL WOODEN CABINET 7" X 6112" Leave it to Colonlal Shaker furniture to be functionally dftiined and y9t have • slngu· lar beauty all its own. And this miniature wood replica Is no exception ..• • delight to the eye especially with Its collection of care· fully detailed brass·like mlnlatures-k9ttle, pitcher, milk jug, two candlesticks and five gleaming plates. Hang In kitchen or dining area or stand on table or sideboard, it still recalls an age when eating was an affair of simple elegance. Collectors of miniatures will love it, too, so keep them in mind when ordering. Makes a really delightful surprise gift at only $1.98. r-MAJl 10 DAY NO llSK COUPON TODAYl•1 I -NL.AND STUDIOS I I *' ar-1anct ....... Miami, ,, .. 13054 I I fllcloMd It cMcll or 111.0. for I I --~Coloftlll CUllC!Oard (#lVOO) at $1.t& I Pllt ~ post. I I .... I I.,.... I I I I ~~ I I 111te • -I I 0 SAVE SI Onlar 2 Cllllboarda at only $3.96 Ud I L I =~urr:l::cTall~ CllPboard ma ... • I ---------------J A PRE-CHRISTMAS INTRODUCTORY OFFERI Stalled Playtime Animals ALL UOR ONLY $398 , ·"'! _./ I • I , -) • Here'• the meet colorful collection of stuffed "wlfd" anlmala In captivity! A delightful menagerie of .. ven ever-eo-cuddly animal frtendit, all with aoft cotton "hldes"-a gl- ratt., ttgerl hippo, bear, zebra, elephant, and llon. Each • labehtd for a different day of the week-a pet a dsy for •ven daytl Lined up, they form a clrcua p.rade 3~' long! Then back to their storage box: decon1ted llke an Ofcf..tfme olrout wagon. Tiny tota wlll be en- thralled wfth lhl• Mt and "ch 18 approx. 6" long. The entire zoo.full for only $8.98. O*rW'Mle8uppl ... Laetl Our regular Chrl•tmu •uppllH are not In yet ao we have onty a llmlted 1uppfy of theae animal eeta left. Send In your order now to avoid disappointment later on. It'• a flrat· come, flrat .... rved lteml r•MAIL 10 DAY..,.._ COUPON TOOAY1•1 811UNLAND STUDIOS 1257 Greenland Bid&., Miami, Fla. 33054 Encioffd Is chedt or m.o. for.,, __ ---Anlmel Set(t) (# 12129) • $3.M ... (Add 65¢ post .. • fOr Mch Mt ordered.) 0 S.l'ld C.O.D. I enclou SI 1oodwlll deposit end wlll pay postman $2.91 belence plus all postel ch•"I"· rt.me __________ _ Addr9S•·~---------~ CitY·~----------- Stete p ~ SAVE $1.301 Order 2 Animal Sets for only .96 and we P•Y poatate. Extre Ht makes • ppy birthday 1tttl Or 1tve an anlmal • dey L for en entire weekl J --------------- --- .. She's Just Like AnyOther Little Girl, Except ... ~ By Winthrop Rockwell I n Massapequa Park, N.Y., there's a littJe girl who does all the things most little girls do. She follows her mother around the house, she gets into mischief and she puJls at her mother's skirts. When her brothers come home from school they play with her, some- times turning her upside down and holding her by her heels, sometimes whirling her around in the air. She even gets yelled at sometime$. In fact, she's just like any other little girl, except for the fact that she was born three yean ago to an un- known mother in an unknown· vil- lage in South Vietnam. A few days after she was born, Le Thi Hong Hao was abandoned at an orphanage in Da Nang, where she remained for two and a half years until an Air France 707 swept her halfway around the world to a new home on Long Island. There, in a modest house on Lindbergh St., she took the American name of Kim Marie. Kim Marie's American mother l\1ld f athcr had wanted a fourth child. but. rather than having an- other of their own. they decided to adopt a child from wherever the need seemed greatest. They chose Vietnam. Tired and scared, Kim arrived at Kennedy International Airport last December with nothing more than the clothes she was wearing and· her passport. After being fussed over and photographed at the airport, Kim was taken home to her flnt American meal -canned soup. It was soon discovered she also liked raw clams, sardines and Coca-Cola. A I though she had been toilet trained, Kim reverted to djapen after she arrived, partly out of fear and bewilderment. Jt was nearly a month before her mother started to see some of the tension and clistrcss drain out of Kim's face as she gradually accepted her new home. And it was only then that she began to accept her new father, who was the last member of the family to win her approval. She bad quickly I 8 FAMILY WEEKLY, July 23, Ul72 IA TN Hong Hao, now called Kim Marte, aho••d -........... .,,...,. ence tor "raw danla, urdlM9 and Coca-Cola." adopted her middle brother Stewart, age 11, as an immediate favorite, followed closely by Todd, 7, and Russell, 13. Kim knew only Vietnamese when she arrived, but she has been pick- ing up single English words since then and bas bad none of the adjust- ment problems of diet or initial sickness that her mother bad been warned about For the fint few nights, she crawled out of her bed to sleep on the 1loor, u she bad in Vietnam. Heavier and healthier, Kim now Jives happily on Lindbergh Street, basking in the aftectioos of her new mother and father and three older brothers. Meanwhile, Kim's parents have helped form an organization on Long Island that bas been helping other f arnilies to do what they have done-adopt a child from Vietnam. To the people who write to the Long Island chapter of Friends of Chil- dren of Vietnam (P.O. Box 6S, North Baldwin, New York 11510) they give what advice and assistance they can. Usually, it is just a referral to one of the Vietnamese orphan- ages. The group is also trying to send supplies of basic food and clothing to orphanages in Vietnam. There is no set procedure for adopting a Vietnamese child, and the negotiations, paper work and bureaucratic red tape can take a year or more to complete. But for at least one family, the effort was worthwhile. It's all summed up in a little bundle of energy named Kim M arie, who loves to be the center of attention, and who even gets yelled at sometimes. ' ' ' ' .ro-m roac- • lil not II One Shot Treatment knocks out all nests. II Kills American, German, and Oriental Roaches. 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A 1-ant unset cM.- fnond c:osft ebo4lt $1.000: • !\Met-set. ~ished CAPRA GEM la ontr w .oo. Write for ,,.. booellet Md ffS) P9Ymeftt pllln. Send no money! CAPRA· GEM CO., o.t. FW-723, P.O. Box 5146. PhlS.., ,.,. lfl 50 Look who's in our SO stamps-for-5¢. II yo• order bv #Ulll, Lynn Headley "Please allow Ill' to four weeks roe dell.uy wbal YoU order b7 mail from Family Wcetll. FamUJ Wcetly'a ads al'O placed by rcputablt COID1*l1a. n. ftems aod copy arc cMcbd foe rehablBty. Y•t, llDllDtmdonal de._,.. ~ur, becaute lbouuftds of orders come rn co ow adftrtlwrs from all onr the c:ouDU)'. W• at Family Weekly want to_.. ,-ou a much as poalble wtlcD a-. lnfreq\lfttt delays oc:cvr; IO if tbe)' do, Just send me a card or letter. I'll lmme- di1udy look Into IC." Write: LyAn Headley, F01'111) Wukl) 641 lninaton Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 people quiz How Savvy Are Yoo In Affairs of the Heart? True or False: Redheads have more romantic appeal for men than either blondes or brunettes. (See number 3.) What are the illusive and bard-to-define fac- tors. that give a man or woman romantic appeal? This True or Fabe quiz throws some light on the subject from a number of angles. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. The climate has a lot to do with bow ro- mantic you feel. as well as bow much ro- mantic appeal you radiate. 2. The type of man most likely to sweep a lady off her feet is authoritative, atroog· minded, unshakable in bis coovictiom and beliefs, and quick to assert hiowJf in any situation. 3.. Redheads have more romantic appeal for men than either blondes or brunetta. 4.. U a man keepa staring ~ide-e~ and unblinking at a girl, that's a aign that her ch.arm is really getting to him and turning him on. 5. Extroverts are more romantic;minded than introverts, and susceptible to the charms of the opposite sex. 8. Romantically speaking, a man is in the most responsive mood after he's finished a delectable meal-but not a girJ. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies at the University of Minne- sota on the effect of climate on romance and intetpenonal relationships have shown that warm climates step up both your ap- peal to the opposite sex and your desire to be captivated by them. TilC investigation showed that cooler climates tended to have a far less stimulating effect on emotional feelinp-particularly in the fields of affec· tion, infatuation and attachment to another. This could explain why romances that reach full bloom under warm tropic akiet during vacations often cool as the vacationen re- turn northward. " tt • FAMILY WEEKLY. July 23, 1972 2. Falu. The type of man pictured is beat described u highly dogmatic. And studies by investigaton at two leading universities have shown that males who score high in this trait tend to be so cooservative in their attitude and approach to the opposite aa that .weeping ladies off their feet ii so~ thing they are not noted for excelling in. Their coo.servatiam tends to make their coWuhi:ps pedestrian rather than whirlwind. 3.. Faw. A recent "tudy of more than 200 men and women. conducted at State Uni· venity College, Fmiooia, N.Y., showed that dart-complexioned men clearly ~ (erred brunette women. Redheads were more hiahJy esteemed by brunet men, aod blond men •6wefe equally divided in their preference for bloode and brunette wom- en." ,.. for women's prefermce, bJoodea, brunettes and redheads all cast the moll votes for brunet men as having the strongest romantic attraction. 4. Falu. Univenity studies have shown that if a man stares at a girl without blinking, she' isn't likely to be arousing much more than casual interest. But if be blinks as be stares at her, that's something else again. It indica(#s she's really turning him on. And the taster his blink rate, the more potently she's registering on bis libioo. 5. Tntt. A psychological study of more than 6,000 men and women bas shown that ex- troverts are more atroogJy attracted to the opposite sex than introverts, and more likely to become romantically involved. I. FolH. Studies show that dining on deli- cious food does much to heighten a girl's emotional receptivity and put her in a com- plaisant mood. She'• likely to be the molC receptive to such sweet nothings as a man may whisper in her ear after he's dined her sumptuously. Soft music and candle-rMI light will give him ao extra edae. Iii.la Salads from the Freezer? Sure! S"lflrt Coo&Q,ng A welcome gueat • any bulet, Avocado SelH Deluxe lhowt up •leOMt Md cool In ....... ,. tlmepartydreee. FROZEN AVOCADO SALAD DELUXE 1 pko. (I oa.) 8-llawored gelatin 1 cup bolllnt .... "' cup lemoft Juice ~ leMpOOn ...... pepper ~ tlMpOOnNlt y, cup nMIJ°""81M y, cup lnety chopped celefy 1 cup thlnty tllctd, dlctd, cooked ...... 1 can (I oa.) CNIMd plnMpple, drelned 1 y, medlUl'IHtpe Centomie noceclae, peeled and diced* ¥J pl hMwJ creem, wt.lpped Chlcorr lenH, ........ and chllled Awocedo .... Cherry tomatoee 1. In medium bowl d.i.uolve gelatin in boiling water, cover, chiJI until slightly thickened. 2. Add lemon juice, pepper, salt and mayon- naise, beat with wire whisk until smooth. Stir in celery, ham, pineapple and avocados. 3. Fold whipped cream gently into mixture. Spoon into lightly oiled 6-cup (9Y.l-inch) ring n,wld; cover, label, date. Freeze at least 8 hours. 4. To unmold: Loosen edge of salad with tip of paring knife. Dip mold in warm water to depth of contents, invert onto serving plate. 5. Let stand at room temperature 30-45 min- utes before serving. Garnish with chicory, avocado wedges and cherry tomatoes. Makes 11 servings *Leave skin on remaining avocado half, sprinkle cut surface with lemon juice; wrap and refrigerate. At serving time, peel and cut into wedges for garnish, brush lightly with lemon juice. TOMATO SHERBET 1 ¥l qts. lemon therbet 2 C41nt (I-oz. ti.le) tom.to pate 1 tabt11poon Worcnte""tre Nuce "9 leupoon hot.pepper MnoNng Salad,,....., wMhecl end cttltled Tomelowedgee 1. Spoon sherbet into large bowl or electric mixer. Beat at medium speed until slightly softened. 2. Add tomato paste, Worcestershire and hot- pepper seasoning; beat at medium speed until blended. 3. Quickly pour into 2-qt. mold. Cover, label and freeze. 4. Unmo1d onto serving plate. Garnish with crisp salad greens and tomato wedges. Serve as accompaniment to cold meats. Makts 12-16 servings FAMILY WEEKLY, July 23. 1972 • 11 This week. Marilyn HanMn prepares delicious salads. Marilyn says: "I wanted something cool and pretty to add to the selection on a summer buffet table. I thought what a delightful surprise It would be to have a frozen salad for a change! Here are two I'm acquainted with. I honestly don't think you could go wrong with either of them!" Here he is ... The Immortal King of Country Music! HANK WILLIAMS SPICTACULAa LIMITED EDITION ... ORIGtNAL HANK WILLIAMS RECORDINGS! lNs Soecial Deluxe Umitlld Edition NotAvetleble '" ..... ' MIMOMAL ALaUM ona •••• .,,c111.,m11•1•t witlt MGM Mwcla••• .. C.,. 48 11.r. .. se.satio• .. lits on 4 Deluxe 12-lllCll LP leconls MAIL COUPON AT Oftet & ENJOY THEM FOR 10 DAYS FREE! Rank Williama died in 1968; he was only 80 years old. He had not even reached the peak of hia career, yet he waa r~i&ed aa "the king of country and western muaic." His death was a tragedy. It meant that America had lost one of ita create.It artists, for Hank Williams had broueht joy and pleasure to millions ... had truly in- terpreted "country and western music" so &'ffatly that hia inftuence ia evident in many country and weatem artists popular today. In memory of this unsurpassed artist, here is a wonderful Memorial Album, produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, for whom Hank Williams recorded ex- clusively. Hear Hank Williama sing- aa only he could-such hauntinc hits as Cold, Cold Heart ... YoKT CA.atix' Hea.rt .•. M011e It O" Owr ... H#I/, GoOd Loo/tin' ... Jambala11a .•. B<m/q/ Tof&kttt' ••• Howliw! At TA• Moo" .•. L01'eeo""' WAiatl• ... You're Go11"a CAang• (Or I'm Go7ln.a Leave) ... A Ho1Ue Witkout L011e ..• and d~ens morel Truly a llttine memorial to Hank Williama are these four 12-inch LP records containinr 48 hits I Faithfully reproduclna-every note and nuance of hia homey, hauntinr delivery, these Then, if -· choose to GET HAHOSO..E ll'HOT() 1--OF HANK WILUAMs u.p them, they're youra ( for only s5 . 84.tfta .. for framl"C) •Month :: EXTRA until you've peid a tot.I ,;_/J °'only s12." plus post· , 1: BONUS I .,. and handttnc wraet -:-=:--::-----=~--------.....:_j records will thrill and delieht you as only Hank Williams' voice and music can. And beat of all, you can hear these records in your <>wn home for 10 daya FREE! You can ait in the comfort of your own livine room while you listen to the bit sonp _previously mentioned ... plus I'm So L<»l••CHM I Cowl.d Crr ..• Tllere'll Be No Teardrop• Tonight ... Rootw Tooti• ... Love~ Blue• •.. and still more-most of which were Hank'• own compositlona. Yea, play these fabulous records in your own home over and over, to your heart'• content! Then, il for any reaaon you decide you don't want to keep them, return them in 10 daya and owe noth-ine. Or il you decide to keep them ( u we're quite aure you will), you need send only '5 a month until the total price of $12.95 plua posi._. and hand-ling ia paid. So act promptly. SEND NO MONEY ... but do mail the coupon today ••• 80 we can ruab tnia wonderful, hurt- warminc 4-Record Memorial Album to you (or yoUJ' enjoyment ... and 10 daya FREE trialf CURRIER/NAST ENTERPRISES, INC. 509 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.V .10017 Pi-.. rusb -\he det,_uu 4.,_ord "H&f'k WUll&ma ar-rial Al!Mlm. 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We 11C Famlly Weekty want to ...,.t :rou • much as po91ibll -'-theM lnfrequmt det.111 occur; ., If I.bey clo, Jwt send me a card or ~ta. 111 Imme- diately took Into it." Write: Lyeln Headley, F-lty Wul/y 641 C..uln1ton Avenue Ne•• York, N.Y. 10022 - people quiz How Savvy Are You In Affairs of the Heart? True or False: Redheads have more romantic appeal for men than either blondes or brunettes. (See number 3.) What ace the illusive and bard-to-ddine fac- tors. that give a man or woman romantic appeal? This True or Falle quiz throws some light on the subject from a number of angles. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. The climate has a lot to do with bow ro- mantic you fed, u well as how much ro- mantic appeal you radiate. 2. The type of man most likely to SfteP a lady off her feet is authoritative, atroq- ~. unshakabk in his convictions and beliefs, and quiet to assert hinw.lf in any situation. 3. R.edheada have rDOR romantic appeal for men than either blondes or brunetta. 4. U a man keeps staring ~ide-eyed aod unblinking at a girl, that's a sign that her chum is really getting to him and turning him on. 5. Extroverts are more romanticrminded than introverts, and susceptible to the charms of the opposite sex. 8. Robiantically speaking, a man is in the most responsive mood after bc'a finished a delectable meal-but not a girl. ANSWERS 1. Trut!. Studies at the University of Minne- aot.a on the effect of climate on romance and interpersonal relationships have abown that warm climates step up both your ap- peal to the opposite sex and your desire to be captivated by them. The investigation showed that coOler climates tended to have a far less stimulating effect on emotional feelings-particularly in the fields of affec- tion, infatuation and attachment to another. This couJd explain why romances that reach full bloom under wum tropic atiea during vacations often cool as tbe vacationers re- turn northward. 11 a FAMILY WEEt<lY. July 23, 1972 2. F alle. The type of man pictured is beat described as Jrighly dogmatic. And studies by investipton at two leading universities have shown that males who score high in this trait lead to be so cooaervative in their attitude and approach to the opposite sex that sweeping ladies off their feet ii some- thing they a.re not noted for excelling in. Their conservatism tends to male their coUru.b.ips pedestrian rather than whirlwind. 3. Fabe. A recent ¥tudy of more than 200 men and women, conducted at State Uni- versity College, Fredonia. N.Y., showed that ·dart-<0mp)exiooed men clearly pre- ferred brunette women. Redheads were more bigbty esteemed by brunet men, and blond meo ''were equally divided in their preference for blonde and brunette wom- en:• Al for women's preference. blondes, brunettes and .redheads all cut the IDOlt votes for brunet men as having the 1troogesl romantic attraction. 4. Falu. University studies have shown that if a man stares at a girl without blinking. she' iso't likely to be arousing much more than casuilf interest. But if be blinb as be stares at her, that's something else again. Jt indica~s she's really turning him on. And the faster hil blink rate, the more potently she's registering on bis libidO. S. Trut!. A psychok>gical study of more than 6,000 men and women bu abown that ex- troverts are more atroogly attncted to the opposite sex than introverts, and more likely to become romantically involved. I. Fabe. Studies show that dining on ddi- cious food does much to heighten a girl'a emotional receptivity and put her in a com- plaisant mood. She's likely to be ~ moca receptive to auch sweet nothlogs 11 a man may whisper in her ear after he's dined her sumptuously. Soft music and candle-JJlll light will give him an extra edaie. lilla r Salads from the Freezer? Sure! S"lflrt Coo&Qng A welcome .,_. .. MJ butret, Awocado 8.a.d Delo• lhow1 up •lepnt Md cool In Mll'nlMr- tlme jHlr'ly drea. FROZEN AVOCADO SALAD DELUXE 1 pkg. (Jon.) ...._.llnONCI gelatfn 1 cup l*lng .... "' cup lemon Juice ~ teapoon...,.. pepper ~ ••1Poonult ~ cup IMJonnelM ~ cup tlnefy chopped celefy 1 cup thinly lllced, diced, cooked ..... 1 can (I on.) cf'UIMd pln111pple, ..,Md 1 ~ mecttum-rtpe C.Jlfomla nocldoe, peeled MCI diced• ~ pL bMVJ CrMlll, wblpped Chicory lenee, wlllhed Md cNlled Avocado ..... Cfterry tCMMtoee 1. In medium bowl diuolve gelatin in boiling water, cover, chill until slightly thickened. 2. Add lemon juice, pepper, salt and mayon- naise, beat with wire whisk until smooth. Stir in celery, ham, pineapple and avocados. 3. Fold whipped cream gently into mixture. Spoon into lightly oiled 6-cup (9Y.z-inch) ring nJOJd; cover, label, date. Freeze at least 8 hours. ' 4. To unmold : Loosen edge of salad with tip of paring knife. Dip mold in warm water to depth of contents. invert onto serving plate. 5. Let stand at room temperature 30-45 min- utes before serving. Garnish with chicory, avocado wedges and cherry tomatoes. Maus 12 servings •Leave skin on remaining avocado half, sprinkle cut surf ace with lemon juice; wrap and refrigerate. At serving time, peel and cut into wedges for garnish, brush Ughtly with lemon juice. TOMATO SHERBET 1 ~ qta. lemon lherbet 2 cane (I-oz. elle) tcMNto pa• 1 uble1poon WorceetenNre MUce "' t•upoon "°' ....... ' •nonlng Salad .. , ............. •nd chilled TCMN1towedge9 1. Spoon sherbet into large bowl or electric mixer. Beat at medium speed until slightly softened. 2. Add tomato paste, Worcestershire and bot- pepper seasoning; beat at medium speed until blended. 3. Quickly pour into 2~qt. mold. Cover, label and freeu. 4. UnmoJd onto serving plate. Garnish with crisp salad greens and tomato wedges. Serve as accompaniment to cold meats. Molces 12-16servings FAMILY WEEKLY, July 23. 1972 • 11 This week, Marilyn Hansen prepares delicious salads. Marilyn says: .. , wanted something cool and pretty to add to the selection on a summer buffet table. I thought what a delightful surprise It would be to have a frozen salad for a change! Here are two I'm acquainted with. I honestly don't think you could go wrong with either of them!'' Here he is ... The Immortal King of Country Music! HANK WILLIAMS IPICTACULAlt LIMITED EOfTtoH . •. ORIGINAL HANK WILUAMS RECOROtNGSI This Special Deluxe Umleed Edition NotAvaHeMe ln..,_I MIMOlllAL AUIUll oma ..,, ... .,,dJll .,•l•••t witla MGM Mercla• .... C.,. 48 11.r. .. s.. ....... lits .. 4 Deluxe 12-lllCll LP Records WAIL COUPON AT°"" & GET HANDSOME ~ ENJOY THEM FOR 10 DAYS FREE! Hanlt Williama died in 1953; he wu only 80 years old. He had not even reached the peak of his career, yet he wu recoeniud as "the kin~ of country and we,tern music." His death was a traeedy. It meant that America had loat one of its &'reatest artists, for Hank Williama had brou&'ht joy and pleasure to miUiona ... had truly in- terpreted "country and western music" so ereatly that his inftuence is evident in many country and western artists popular today. In memory of this unsurpassed artist, here ia a wonderful Memorial Album, produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, for whom Hank Williama recorded ex- clusively. Hear Hank Williams aing- u only he coulct-.uch hauntin&' hits as Cold, Cold H .art . . . YolU' CM4ti"' H.a.rt ... Move It O" 017ff ••. H-v, GOod LookiJt.' ... Jambala11a .•. Btmkv T'""""', .. Hotulit11' At TA• Moot11 ... LtntUOM4 WAiatl• ... You're Go""" CAo71.i1• (Or I'm Go111la Leove) ••• A Ho~• WitMut Lov• ... and dozeas more! Truly a fittinc memorial to Hank Williama are these four 12-incb LP reeorda containin&' 48 hits I FaithfuUy reproduclne every note and nuance of hia homey, hauntin&' delivery, these Then, If ~ choose to OF HANK WIUJAMS u.., them, they're yours c ,_ only s5 . Ndta .. ,.,,. fraininl) •Month :: EXTRA until you've P91d • tot.I °'only s12.ts plus post-llONUSI ... end hllndHnc cha .... ! -:-:::-::----=:.:......._-..: __ .._...:__=-~ records will thrill and deli&'ht you aa only Hank Williama' voice and music can. And beat of all, you can hear these records in your ~wn home for 10 daya FREE! You can ait In the comfort of your own Uvin&' room while you listen to the hit aonp J>revioualy mentioned ... plus I'm So Lofte•MM I Cowld CrJJ ... TA•r•'ll B• No Teardrops TO?&igl&t .•. Rootw Xootw ... Love.WC BlM•• ... and still more-moat of which were Hank'• own compositions. Yea, p)ay theae fabulous recor~ in your own home over and over, to your heart'• content! Then, if for any reason you decide you don't want to keep them, return them in 10 daya and owe noth- in&'. Or if you decide to keep them (as we're quite au.re you will), you need send only $5 a month until the total price of $12.95 plus poatqe and hand- ling ia paid. So act promptly. SEND NO MONEY ... but do man the coupon today ••• ao we can ruah tliia wonderful. b .. rt- warmine 4-Record Memorial Album to you tor your enjoyment ••• and 10 day• FREE trial! CURRIER/NAST ENTERPRISES, INC. 509 Fifth A11enue, New York, N.Y J0017 I Pleue ru•h -the de\_uxe •·-rd 'Hapk WWW.. M.-rial AJl>um. It I am not I -p:.w,i, _..._. for any r-a wllat.- e¥n. I -l' naam the album within 10 I ~· and -• alNolutelJ' no\blns. It 1 I dec:l4e to keep It, It'• alne ffW only H a month ••W the total prlc. of lll.H plua I I PG9~• and llancUina cluu·p ha• been paid. And p..... lncJucle u u ntra FREE boft1a9 UM han~ phot.osftJ>h ot Hull I Williama. nlt&ble for framlna. 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Now you're all ready to make the freshest tasting filter ciga- rette you've ever smoked. 2. Place one of the paper tubes over the spout of the cigarette-making machine. It's simple and easy to use. Yet, so sturdy, it's guaranteed in writ- ing for two years. 4. Push the lever forward, pull back, push again and there you have a fil- ter cigarette that looks factory-made, tastes factory-fresh ... in just sec- onds. Easy, wasn't it? -~efills contain filters, paper tubes, carry- around packs ... and enough vacuum -fresh Laredo tobacco to make five more packs. The cost: under $1 . • Less than 20¢ a pack!• •In most areas of the country-based on manufacturer's suggested retail price. LaReoo FILTeR BL9ND r~ e 1'71 1"°'"4 a Wlllt.w80H TOMCCO COAP Regular Menthol What in the \\brld! I JULIE AND HER .FATHER "Hla optlmlMI la «*ttagloua " Jull• Nixon Elaenhower wrftn of Diet Nixon : "He's an optimist ... and his optimism is contagious. Thanks to my father, that positive approach is a part of every member of the family. I recall that time after the defeat of 1960 when be was the one who comforted the rest of us. He's convinced that there's too much to life that is lost by people who don't see the challenge, who don't take up the opportunities. There definitely is a sense of buoyancy, a feeling of hope, an assurance that 'tomorrow will be better' that runs deep in my father's personality .... What my father calls 'the life of a driving dream' is good for a person, good for a family -and, I like to think, good for a coun- try." From "Eye on Nixon," a photo- graphic study of the President edited by daughter Julie (Hawthorn, $S.95). ' HARE-RAISING EVENT Tale of three cottontalla U you can't whippet, join it, ii the motto of baby bunnies Tom, Dick and Harry (Hairy to his friends). When Mother Hare wu kiUed accidentally, Honey, a two-year-old whippet, started mothering the babies, and they grate· fully accepted her canine care. William Mc.Kenzie, IS, Hooey's proud owner 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, July 23, 1972 and the rabbits' rac:uer, couldn't be more surprised that his dog turned out to be a bunny mother. Rent-A-Kid. What? That's right, you can rent a teenager to do summer odd jobs. The Rent-A-Kid Agency, a non- profit employment agency that belpa find 14-to-17-year-olds summer jobs, was begun in Atlanta by Mrs. Joy Ruyle. She bad found jobs for adults in ghetto areas, and decided to turn her talents to beJping teenagers. Aided by the Department of Labor, the agency has spread to 48 U.S. cities. The kids baby-sit or pet-sit; wash dishes, walls, windows; rake leaves; mow lawns; weed; clean out attics and garages; any- thing you might have waiting in your job jar. The agency has different names, so to find the one near you (or to start one), contact Mrs. Ruyle at Rent-A- Kid, 6075 Roswell Rd. NE, Atlanta, Ga. 30328. Know what to do when the kitchen oven's on fire? The common mistake is to try to grab the flaming food and manipulate it into the sink. That's dangerous, and usually unworkable, cautions Leslie Fisher, of the New York State }lealth Department's Burns Care Institute. Likely it's a grease fire, he points out, and would be spread by water. So, forget the sink. Instead, tum off the oven, shut the door to deprive the fire of needed oxygen-and call the Fire Det>artment1 If you're burned, don't grab the salve; Fisher insists you'll find speedier salvation by plunging the bum into icy water. Smartest plan: Oet a fire extinguisher befor~ you're faced with a fire. DATES: The All.star Baseball Game will be played Tueact.y in Atlanta. A partial ec~ipse of the moon will be vis- ible in the U.S. Wednudlly. ANNIVERSARIES: The Korean War ended 19 years ago Thuraday. World War I began 58 years ago Friday. • BIRTHDAYS: Sunday -Gloria de Haven 46; Don Drysdale 36. Tuffday -Eric Hoffer 70; Walter Brennan 78. Thur9day-Bobbie Gentry 28; Mick Jagger 28; Leo Durocher 66. Friday- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 43; Rudy Vallee 71; Vida Blue 23. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Bobble Gentry and Watter Brennan 1 1 l f1 w fr ") ARMOUR08 ARMOURY 8tttl Comp.utlon BJ Richard Armour I have a competitive neighhnr, A fellow who liftl oat door. Whatever I do, he does betlier Or falCa' or fartber or more. Be say• he does fmty push-up, While I do bat thirty-Gioe. Be .. ,.. he jop two miles claily. My mile a.ad a laalf ODDe • .. iec1 Sae. One way, only one, can I bat him And leave him chagrined and aglwt, And that'1 when I .omebow maneuver To tell him wh.t I did lut. Th8 hotel clMk glanced at IM toait- mg gum """ Ollcal, ·s#, what u 'JO"' ,.,,,,.,. Booing fud agMd th8 regUln. the ~ gue.t .ud, -F"" Heaoen·• ao1ce, ""''' you .ee ffUJ ~r "°YU,• at1111>ered the clM1c. ,.,,,,,,. I what orouaed my curio$fty ... -AM.Hnbert We know a fancy resort hotel where the towels are so thick you can hardly close your suit.case. -Dodd Week.I Remember: To you it may be your motcw that' 1 knocking. To o mechanic, it'1 oppommUyl -Robert Otben LAWN AND ORDER An obterver ol cnbgrus certainly knows The orderly fashion in which it grows The length and the breadth ol your lawn it will sprea~ Up to the neighbors-and there it .,.,. dead. -R. Jolt,.,,. An avid bridge player con8ded to a friend: ""For months I couldn't imagine where my husband spent his evenings ... -Well. what happened?" asked her friend. ·0oe evening," answered the lady, "I went home. and there he was." • -Rea Miller I Peter Udinoo pichd up the ltU- plwne, 1Utened for a morMnl and then told the caller he had a wrong num- ber. •A.r• you .-.re I ~ o wrong mnnberr tM colkr abttl. Udinoo re- plied. ·Hooe I eoeT lied to you bef""er -FflltftY F"1'1flY W arid TltROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids ... ltf9 dln.tentfy. s.nd contrfbu- tlofta to "CMld," Famar W.-Jy, 641 Lexlnstoft Ave., H. Y., H. Y. 10022. $10 tf UMd-nGIM returned. While I WU glued to the TV during last spring'• NBA play- offs, my four-yeu~ld ICID came and at down by my aide. Dm- iog the action, a particularly braising rebound sa6 between Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry Loeas caued Mime coocem OD his part. After thinking a ~ he tamed lo -and said, -u daaee men Weft nice, they'd sh&N, wou1c1n•t they, Dad? .. -Paul LaBots Jl..toft, '""- Watching the iummer nm.RI, 'JOU noCice OM cltllt'actemtlc of the typical 1V crlnalnal: He·• a~· -Roberl Brauh a, Frank ......... UTILE EMILY "Did JOU .. a llldJ with •lot of ....... who loob wonted about ..... mr ded 11 '°"" 1o ..,?'. 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