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Home My WebLink About1972-12-10 - Orange Coast Pilot. . . ' • • ·~ l• ... • Schools: }5:eeping Faith With Parents . ' -. ·-1 -· -hll ........ -. 11111 people," aho •Ya. "When I P"'dll8!ed lrom the eliblh gl'1l!le. I w11 """'"'8 at the llMl ol a -In ....... coa>pla.lna -Or- -Cout man prtyllely. '!Bal my own klcl DOt cmlJ ... , nod, he ... 1 odd, IOll>lnct er multiply. I cklO't -what the --doi"I lo bllll, but they'"' """' nol teod>tng him ~ ... Are i-por.nta typical ol a grow- ing public -ol .thelr -! Or are Ibey laolated lnstallCOI ol pueollJ with~cblklrm? To a mall, !GP Oranle Olail educakln ma1nt1ln that tbeae tindt of parenta are . - SIJNDA¥· ·' -- . -· YOL ·65; NO.-J.45, 7 ·SECTIONS, lo+ PAGESc IWFJIOS, NOl;WIY (Al') - Amo!ieon' -JUI! """",di llotul!laf "'' ....... to ~ l'.oo'r aallW8f -'*-'ll>m•lll1doil ~'*'di~ -.1recli •'lllD!!e dirh ...... Vll!llm. llioo)'mda11a.~D,ll• ,...... laodti' ol Sltlde!P lor • -Soclaly. . Ha).den Wiii ... ol .flve -""" ' of lbe Ollcago 8eV!" Clllytolad In 191111 of .,,..;ng •tale u.. lo Incite doi at11be Oemocrllllc Nalilmal Qiov<Dlioll. He --to flTe-yeon In priloa, -• -._.. -Iaot ...... te+eiaed tlil '-'1ctkn ol ~· 11>11 hil codefendants, · '"nle couple plltn to' marry .,..1y In the new Y<I' In the United Stalea foliowinB Mllo Fonda's diVOC<e from ••. Vadlm," Mllo Fonda's of· ftclal spol<-, M I c h• e I Mallaulll1, aald In ---Fonda and Hayden met ilx mootlal ... Jn Jbe .• unllad Stata . ' , .. •• ,, , .. ,, , ....... , .. the ~ In theil"' diltrict& Wb1le palpa. And ~th !.., uceplloos, they're admltttac thol lllllOl' abooll nationwide "'°" one llep flll1ber -1n..i'flng ~may be In lnluble, they aay the mmnumi-eots acllvey ID the ll,Yll<ln, aa ..,i..,_ ties Ibey ... ..., 11 IUJlllOlllve ol edt>--clum>am aldeo and ·u members cation 11 they eyer bavo been. ol dU..O advllory gniupo. If lli!s Is oo, tt baa l!OI oome J]>out by "People ere qolck to blame and slow accident. Orange Cout ochoolo, -•I·· 1 lo praise, apociflly wben they're not Ing oo the thecry !bat "-Jed&e about Informed er misln!U'med," ll8J'S Cary education la support for .edl.icatlon,11 are Shinkle, ccwngunity relatiml directer pouring unpreoedented amounts ol time for Son Jaoquln •lementaq_ll!'hools. ·and energy Info public lnfcrmaUoo cam-"But 11: Ibey -wha!'I happening • .. In the IChoolJ, oc better yet, are involved directly, they're boond to be suppQl'tiv<," he aays. "Any acbool district that doeso•t ma.le every .irart to keep In communlcalicn with ~ lo In reel troubla u- days," -John Nfooll, ouperiotl\D', doot ol Newport-Mesa Uull1ed Scbool Dlllrlct. '"Ille -. are owned by' parents and you eon't keep them In the datk without trouble," NlcQU says. '1>e Fountain Valley Sc:boot llistri<t in Wlisl ~ O>uoty runa u lllleloo a COllllD!llllty rolatlom program u ani cit. trfd .... the cout. It bl!pn In 19e8 with • ' ORANGE COUNTY, 'CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1972 ,_ .(' • a detailed community survey to dder- mine the areas ol concern l.n the dlltrict, ,00 also to find out bow Pll"llls• formed their opinion of the -· A mojor finding was Ibo! • l*cml ollli -ledge Pll"Oll llid --dlstr1ct came lrom written molorlal dlooo lrlbuted through the local acbool. "' • .-ii{, the district ...doubled -to malntaln the quality ol moothly dlllrict newsletters and regular prlndplla' notea to parentJ. "Newspopen tend to deal malaly with CS.. SCIIOOLS, Pap Al) TWENTY-AVE CENTS Pilot ·Survives -Ordeal • • He Lives Thro"IJ,gh 3i Days in Arctic Cold YELLOWKNIFE, rfor t b we st Ter· rii<Jriea (UPI) -A U-year..ld bush pilot who survived 11 da)'3 in the sub-zero arctic wastelands arter his mercy missiori plane crashed with three passengers aboard, said Saturday be was "very sad" be lived and the others died. Martin Hartwell, a pilot with two ,years flying exper1ence in the north, was found Saturday morning, waving a ·red flare beside. the wreckage of bis twin engine Beecbcraft. Near the plane wer:e the three~_o!J!i.s passeriger,s. . He. was Down ZOO m.Ues to stanton Yellowknife Hospital where officials released a statement describing his con· dlUon as "ei:cellent" considering his ordeal. • "He suffered fractures of b8th ankles and· his left knee. He ls preoently resting quietly in his room with DO-vi!ltors ex- cept close friends allowed," a spokesman said. 'lbe plane was equipped with a surviVat pack, incll1ding enough fOod to last five people .six days.-' . The hospital statement said Hartwell augmented the plane's food -supply by eating li~ns, drinking glucose,from the nurses' medical° supply k.it and melting sno;w for drinklng_ water. Hartwell's plane wrui on a mercy night from Cambridge Bay, north of the Arctic Circle, to Yellowknile _Hospital when it disappeared Nov. 8. Aboard tbe plane were Hartwell___, a British nurse, Judy Hill, 27; Nemee Mullroyak. and ·Eskimo woman with labor complications; and David Kootook. 14, an Eskimo youth' suHering from suspected appendicitis. Neal ._Milrphy, base manager for Gateway ,Avia~ in YeJ!~wk_nife1 who CS.. PILOT;J!\ig< Ail Recount _ Gives . . ;,.... · · I .qguna ~Board • • fl.'\ ·r111·: l~Slltt: ' . C'reen Light · • lasltle Saatlay DAii. Y I'll.OT l~IOMI -- " ' "' .... • " ·~ .. • """"=-----'ir--- om~ PILOT • Whil• an.,... school proposala are causing a rurw In 1111111 , Oranp Coul ,acbool diJtricta, ·they llH being banclled In 1D01t ¢vii. fybloo In the FounW.. Valley School District. "1-t kno\" 1"lllt I shlould do to fight you on this all -year ICbool 'plao," .,.,.. Do"'-told ~. "l want to do what's ~ eo,coWd you b"1p_ mt.• alM said In all slocerety. But u...> ~ Ule nio<:tWn, ol. ~ school board, she asbd, ''WllY ... JU1L loo~ ~ 1116 Witq lhose .Wy smiles?" • • Commen~ ·on nude pictures' In an Italian magazine whlcll. are ,,purJicllUd to be of his wife, .Jacqueline, Greek shipping inag!ISo Arlllotte O...MI• said, "I have to take off my panfa to' put.on my bathing suit sometimes. She does, too." Durtng a marathon flv&-bour bearing on the merits of building a four-screen drive- ln theater In Pountaln Valley, Joe Maggiore, a homeowner opposing the theater, and City Couodlnurn · Ed Just exchan'8d oome . he3!eil words. Mayor Al Holllnde• rapped · his gavel for order. "Gentlemen, let's not get ar~menUve. You might wake me up," quipped the mayor. t'.ollowing th~ SuJ,l!eme Court ruling that state liquor authorities bave the power to eofOl'Oe Nlgulatlons against top- less wai-.· and topl .... )lottomless entertainers, Tammy HM!h, owiier of two nudle bars, aald, "It's ludicrous to think that lhe Supreme Court or the supreme anything is. gotlig to regulate the people's morals." P~le are quick t'O blame and slow to praise, noted Gary Shinkel, community relations coordinators for the San Joaquin School District. especially when it comes to schools. "When Sputnick WE\[lt up, everybody screamed how. terrible o·ur schools \l.'ere because the RussianS ,\l.'ere beating ils,'' he said. "But now that we've won the bigger race to the moon, I don't see anyone turning around to say ho\v '\'Onderful the schools are." Dr. John Nicoll, superintendent of the Newport-Mesa School District was not h.appy when ')'uesday's school board n1eeting was held in the Costa ?i.fesa city council chambers. "I can't see the OOard, I can't see the staff and I can't hear myself. Other than that it's a beautiftil meeting place. No wonder City Manager Sorsabal is so ,hap1>3' all the time." Referring to a comment by fellow board member George Logan that Huntlngton Beach Union High School District Trustees have displayed tendencies in the past to spend excess funds whenever they Were availab:le, John Bently said, "I resent the imptiCations that the board is incompetent. We've been through many traumatic and dramatic 'soul-searching times and relfaJ. - lenge anyone to show a major expenditure made that could he called foolish ." BeQJJ.ID'. has been upset by Logan's recent criti.~!'15 .. mill or the district's $27 million bond pro ... --1:01>trtld'twtrnewsctrools. • • --• ,, _____ ..,,\..r.,,. ___ ·------~---... c-~ .=-::...... -· \ Residents Claim Bluffs Land Capo Palisades Citizens Say Key Acreages Used as Parks lly JORN VAL TERZA Of .,.. o.ur Plltl 111ff A total of 232 residents of the Capistrano Beach Palisades have fUed sworn statements deelaring that they have used t'NO key blufftop acreages a! public parks over the years, and the data they supplied aoon will oome before coun- ty supervisors. The deadllne for t.be official declara· tioos was Friday afternoon and the forms figure prominently in a heated battle bel"""' n:sldeols aod landownen In the quiet community overlooking Doheny Beach Seate Park. So in~ is the controversy that Ian· ~'llel'S of the larger of tbe two parcels, wbo plao to build condominiums, have From Page l DEMOCRATS • • • one-quarter vote for Charles Manatt, the party's California state cbaim).&n. ~ vote represented a comeback for Strauss who appeared to be in trouble alter an tffort to fire Mrs. Westwood, spearheaded mainly by Strauss' su~ porters, failed on a 105 to 100 vote. But after a recess Airs. Westwood ~p peared before the committee and an· nounced she was stepping down with no condiiloos attached t9 her re.tjgnation. She had earlier pledged to quit il Strauss would also drop out and the com- rnJtt.ee could agree on a chairman align-. ed oeitber with tbe 1'1cGovern faction that backed ber nor the old regulars bebiod Strauss.. • It was reported that she was penuaded to drop her demand for Strauss to quit the race as a coodition of her resignation by cOmmittee members wbo'bad opposed the ouster but favored an open race for the chairmanship. Throughout his month-loog campaign for the office, Strauss bad insisted that he was as conunitted to the controversial party reforms that gave a. larger voice tG women, blacks and youths as any other coodidate, but his • opponents said Strauss' support wa s founded on anti· reionn sentiment. Paris Peace Talks To Take B1·eak; filed a 19.t mt!Uoo Jlander lull iplnlt a group ol prominent Palisades resldeoll. The latest aspect ot tbe lengthy fight to clarify the •talus ci the pan:el! Is that ol possible public rights to the expeoslve property, The Slat! ci the ooonty oounoe!'• olllce Ms until Tuesday to draft a recom· mend.ation on the strength of the 232 cltlten responses. The Tuesday deadline is for all Items appearing oo the supervisors' agenda for Dec. 2il. Al lhal polo!, the supervisors will try to detennine if they should allow the abaodoomeol or a coili>ty road tbroo&b tbe large parcel-16 acres at the upcoast edge of the Palisades. lt la that property which has become VICTORY,, THIN QUITS Mn. Jeon )N .. 1wooc1 the object of the suit, a full scale Grand Jury tlUe tnvHtigatlon and n local peti· tlon campaign. , 111e residents being sued have insisted that well before tbe twn of the century the land was dedicated as a public park. But a group of investors claiming ownership insist that the land Is \egally theirs and that the residents committed "malicious and willful" campaigns to dlscr<dll lhetr Ulle. The secood parcel is mnch smaller aod ~pies a promontory along Palisades Drive overlooking the site of the now-raz. ed Caplstraoo Beach Club. There. an old gazebo used for years by the public """ half demQlbhcd la st summer by in· vestors who planned a residential development. The same group ci ""'!dents bn>ugbt the parts l$sue to bear beb'O county of. ' ficlals to seek the pmcrlpllve rights ii> vestlgaUon. Mr. and Mn. Fronk Rainey, Olambor or Commerce pest preslden~ Henry 1'.lcCartby, his wife and other well~known Palisades resldent.s· are at the bead ot tlle local campaign to clarify the title lo the ~roperties. They also are among the l'.'Uidents being sued by tbe Investors who have a...ned thal a handbltl a&ktng neighbors to rally to the cause of local control was slanderous. The d<feodanu in lbe lull answered that the suit was "harrassment and in· timidation" and have pledged to continue their erfons. Badham Hopes tO Win Caucus Chairman's ]ob Newport Beach Assemblyman Robert voting for Beverly and Burke has lo- Badham ·ls one of the top oontenders for dicated he will SllppOl't Badham. the post /,r RepubUcan caucus cbalnnao Badham sald he buos ,his hopes for the and be S8f1 he has enough \.'Otes to win 15 votes on the fact that ' be .hi.s the post when the Assembly .. convenes persoo.ally and rananclally contrlbuted"to Jan. I. . other Republican legWators' campalgm. Caucus chairman is the minority He also says be bas the eodorlemeot of puty's number two-post in Sacramento. outgoing caucus leader Robetl SttilPI:R- Badham 1s ninnlng against Encinitas) who will run for the ltlte Asoemblyman )l<>bert Beverly ( R • Senate seat vacated when Clair Burgener Manhattan Bea~h) !or the job, which (II-La Mesa) was eleded to Coogress brings with it additional 1taH members this November. F rom P119e l and Increased status in the Sla1ewide If be is elected to lbe post It will mean. Republican Party. that the Democratic caucus leader and RECOUNT With 29 Republlcan Assemblymen the Republ.lcan caucus bead are both · ' ' ' returnlni to Sacramento In JanuU')', is Orange County resldents. Kennetll Cory or tbeU'·alleg..i-C!>P081tlo1rt1nli!t:rtct''1· voie. aie ne<ded to wlii'tlie post. Orange -<caDoGu-~cb·W:,-~~rts-tll~' novaUve teaching methods and poliUcal ....... cw 1ua.u. inlerference wtlb the schools. Coonty's two other GOP Auemblymeo. Badham, 43, won his slith term lo tbe Candidates for I; reacall election are Robert Burke and John BrlggJ say they Assembly lo November by defeatlnc not 'se"ated uii.ieis lncumbents are remov· will spllt their votes. Deroocrat Jim Ttmpe of San Juan 1 _ed~fr_om~po'--s-llio_ns~b~y-vo~le-1'5_.~-~-~~B_n~g~gs'--ha~s~no~~~U-led'-" .. ~B~~d=ha::=m:_:he::_=i•~~C=a~pjs~·l::.:rano. • -. .-:. '" . "lf the average·family of four'flushes a total of 20 times a day, we would save 34 million gallons of water every year in this town," said Tiiiy Spetgq, whose &i.1ggestion to save water by pl"acing a brick m every toilet tank was approved by the City Council Q/ Cherry Hill, N.J., a town of 65,000 resi· dents. . ... .. . . ~ .Resu:me Monday Freshly,cut trees, Merry Chrisimas · ·. .Prices. Addreaslng the National As!oci&lion of Attorneys Geo· era!. MylH J. AmbroM, dlrectoi' of tbe fedtral office of Drug · Abuse Law Enforcement, said, ''U' the rate of drug use grCYW'tb of the 1960's continues, v;e will, by the year 2000, be a nation ot addlcU. n ' • • • , .. • Appa1'!oUy giving up tryirig to _get·feilow board members to join the <;alifornia School :Boan!J AsoociaUon (CSBA), Or· anp County~ Board memlieF. D.o!I. J~ oommented "I've seen my duty and done it. I ~Y bave~ooe-and·a-half ~ ":'~~~OD~~ an~ l~ stan~t." • . ,a" .ProlninenJ Filipinos Held lit1fi'lot to:~seiie Power· -.. . h-tANILA (UPI) -:'t{u.ej prominebt~· ••. The .arrested"tnen.,,,·eTe i~entifi~·sf:-.... - Filipi.nos, includlltg th~ ""grandson of a .::sergio Osmena III, grandSoo of a lormU presld<ot and the nephew <i tbe Philippine wartime pr .. tdent and soo of current vice president, have been ar· Senator Sergio Osmena Jr., the man rested and accused of conspiracy to seize Marcoli defeated in hls reelection bid 'in power and kill President Ferdioand 196t.- Marcos and his family, the governmeol -Eugenio Lopez Jr .. publl!her o! lbe said Satw-day. now defunct Manila Chronicle, general lnlonnalion Secretary Franclaco S. maoager or tbe Manila Electric Company Tadad said arrested members of a -the largest Philippine company in "revolutionary junta" had Implicated the assets -son of a m i t l i on a i r e three prominent men. He said that at· businessman and nephew of Vice Presi· tempts on the life of Marcos, bis wife and dent Fernando Lopez. three children were e1pected to continue. -Jesus Cabarrus Jr., 800 or the DA ILY PILOT T'lt OJMet C-t DAJlT ,.ILO'I',"""' ...... .. ~ lllt .. ~ " ,.,.,.WMf ... .. a.-.. c... '*""1111 ~ ....... .... ..... .,. ... lllMd, IMfldlot' fltlwlll ~ fW C.• Meu, M....-1 lltl<l'I, llbii fr Cl t lt«ll"""""teln V•llty, UfuM .....,,~tmM1..,t1t1c11 Mii JM C'llhwitll ... ..... c.,1111•• "' ...... ,....... .... i. ,_.....,.,. s. ..... .-.,.. Sur!Qn. .,,. P.f'fM•• JIUIMltllll'll ......... et ·-Wtsl .., ttrw. CMll Mtsl, C......,._ "'*" ••ffrl N. Wffll ,,.ldrem ll'ICI ... tl»llr J11k ~. C11rl1y Viti ...,.....,., W Ol!Mrtl 11\tNtW no .......... 11 tr:••ttr TI!••• A. M111phl111 ~Etlllw CIM"-t H. LMI Ric~r4 P. Hell .................. UI ... Ale• J, Ofr•i11 ....... IUllOI'. -c.tll<MIM1 230 WHI a.., S!rfllt ......, ~· m) ......... '"""'"' U1M1 letdt1 m ,.,._. "'""*' ......, ... ..,, ltecil1 ,,.,, aMCto 1911...,m ... ~l ., HtM1tl •• Cflllfiw ..... t I ,. Al (71 41 "4MU1, " Ts• .M'sesthl11 '4W11 . , ... Ceellel,,,.. .................. . 4t lo44lt ,,_ ..,. .,.... e-iy Cea 1 u '""" _,lilt ~ 1tn. °'"'-' C-.t hM...,. ~; Jltil .... IWI-., llMh'I~ .... IM Mllltw II' ~IMmel It lwlll¥ ................ wllMtt ..... ,.,. .......... tt Mn"ll'lt """"'· 119114 , .... ,.,..._ ..... et c .... ,,... ~ ~._.... "" t.f,.,.., • ,, = 1W 11'1111 IJ.11 tnonlMJ'I ft'lllltlifY • • &Ul "°""""'" I .. millionaire pre&ident of Marinduque Mining, the PhiUppine111 secood ·largest copper mining concern. !Apez, Osmena and Cabarrus were bel.ie""'1 to ba.ve been art'Mted prior to the government announcement Saturday. Tadad said the plana !or fW1her a~ I.empts on the lives of Marros' family "ere discovered 1~er his wife ss:iv an attempt on h~ life Thursday. r assailant was sbot and killed. Tadad said l!lat 'following lbe a on Mrs. Marcoo, pollot raided 14 bldeouts and arrested 85 penons in an effort to prevent more violence . He said those arrested have 1i&ned volwtary confessions saying they were ~ of a rightl&t plot to take over the government upon the assassination of Marcos or after a Communist takeover. County W oman Shot hi Face A' U.,ear<>kl Weatminster womnn was In aatfllfacl«y CO!ldltlon Saturday nighl ati... ahe wu accidentally sho\ In 1he faco wttll a .. 111 handgun In a Santa Ana reskl<noo. . • llollce said Palrlcla 1reot Ptalsp<d, 9631 Robin Place, waa visiting "'"' lrlendl In Ille Santa AM home al 2$29 W. st. AndrtWI S~ when tho .lhootlng look place around 7 p.m. -, ~ at the home Mid Daniel -Rlcbrjl, 12, ci Dowoey Wal b11vtlln1 the. JUD \'lbtn It ,.;cldootally weol 'Olf a!ld a llliJkt strock MIU Plalspetl In the late. • PARIS (AP) -'llMr·Unlltd. Slates an· nounced SaWrday a one-day break. in the. secret Vietnam peace · talks between Henry A .. Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Due Tho, while experts on both .sides CJ>nfer on technical rnaUeni. Gen. Alexander M. Hai.g Jr., Kiss·, l!lge~s top aide, left for Washington · Saturday night liJ report de!atls of lht!' nego\iations to President ,NiJ:Oh. • kiJ&ln«er, Ntxon'8 ~)' adviser, aod.iBanoi Politburo member Tho con· ferrtd 191' 311.J>oors Saturoay. It was thel_.;l~I ~~~~~·for• big weei.1s sixth Secret meeting in their autiful'U.. thla 11 •• oee.. ·com. w ua. seaccll Jor. a Vielnam seltlement, but You'll find Scotch Pine and Weslem neltbtr side made. any announoement on Dougla8 Fl Cttrillll -1 lbojr progress on the subje<ts wider ri~ • .._ n ~.!Slon. _ various alZ91 and.._ to bold ·· timbUstOO-told~.ne"Wimeri that KiSs---an yourfMOrite ~ # ... / itl&ef'and n.o·agreed to meet again Moo-Scot h Pl daJ.·The!e will be 00 <Op-level meeUng c ne today tor· 1he first Ume since Dee. 6. Lambertson said teclullcal experts would· meet today, which appeari!d to indicate lhat the bargaining maratboo had reach- ed a stage of discussing lbe most in· tricate details of a Possible accord. F ro1n Page l PILOT ... owned the downed plane. spake with Hartwell for about 20 minutes in his boopilal room. He said that Hartwell told him that after Ieiving Cambridge Bay he had been blo't'm of! course and lost radio. con- tact. He said Hartwell took the plane down to a lower altitude i'n order to improve rad.lo reception. In reaching for the "' ... s y, ·.r 991 ·· 4•.5• 7.H 7'-8' 11.H Westem_pouglas Fir 2·:3• 1.59 J'.4' 2.59 5'.b' 4.1t 1·.a· s.1 t 9'.10' 7.lt ll'-14' 14.19 And many other varieties to chOOH ~om. plane's map light, Hartwell told Murphy he tumed On I.he cabin lights, which 1------------- destroyed his oighl vis[on. '"Ibe ptaJe crasl>!ed; at this point," Murphy said, adding that Hartwell j'thlnks be. blt a tree and ca,rtwheeled in . Wben be regained coosclousne'5 the side of the atrcraft was open. The nurse was ly)ng dead across his legs. The E!klmo woman was hit on the head and lasted about ftve hours." The Eskimo boy, who had a sUspected appendicitis, lived z:I to 25 day1, Hartwell ' told Murphy. The boy complained of a hurt back, but apparently 'was not seriously injured ," Murphy aatd. Murphy said Hartwell deocribed haW the boy a!Jo chopped yood so they hid !Ires. · • '"l'ba kid "'°l down to the lake to fish . The day belore he died he complaln<d ol stomach prOblems," M~ said. Phylli8 Forgetting Wrinkles, Husband AutltMtlc ....., 9rowin9 In • certmic pltntar makei an attrac:tiva •ddltion to t ny 1urroundin91. T •riffic: 9;ft • '~ND U, CHRISTMAS POINSETTIAS 6" ""t FvH ltoom 2" " Custom Floc king available in ivhite and colors. 'I oo PH FOOT LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -Phyll~ Diller and ber secc.id bi.Jlband, actor Wanlen Dol>ovan, have 1tpmled, the M- yeaM!d comedienne aald Saturday. JC Penney Thevaluesse here 811fKY~ "Aller my lace llll, ho \>ef!ID lookln& loo old to me," .abe aald-when atlted why •be waan't llvina 'fllb ,her husband . l I FASHION 1.SLAND • NEWPORT BE ACH ONLY ' L ·• ' .;: ' . . . . . '» • •' ·' .1 f: "'' .:J • :· •• .. ·' Mlp .. --------------....,.---..... t..-_ -. • . .. . l' • . . :~ .. l· •• :~ .. Orange Coast 'Roundup • ARMY TAKES REINS: NEWPORT BEACH -The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has reasserted its full authority lo conlzol development in Upper Newport Bay and Huntlngtoo Beach's Bolsa Chica Marsh -along with any now-marshy estuary ln the nation. The corps, which legaUy controls any development in navigable waterways this week publicly an- nounced that navigable waterways indude any that Were ever .n_avigable anytime in the past. They backed up their re-defini· tion with a number of court rulings and the letter of the law in the 1899 Harbors and Rivers Act What it all means Is that anyone who wants to develop these areas -such as Orange County or the Irvine Company 1n-the Upper Bay or the Signal Oil Company in Bolsa marsh -will face the stiff permit procedures of the corps. SIGN PLAN BACKED: COSTA MESA -Service station owners in, Costa Mesa said last week they are prepared to back efforts by city officials to reduce sign advertising. The Sern~ Station and Garage Owners Committee endorsed in pnnci_ple the Costa Mesa Sign Study just completed by the plannmg depart1!1ent. I( suggests. new signs.be based on what ~e motorist can actually see as be drives by at a certain speed. • • . . . . SCHOOL STUDY: LAGUNA BEACH -Ari Investigative report on Laguna Beach schools released by the California Teachers Association termed the school situation '1danger· oos" and noted what appeared to the CT A to be "Birch-like" tactics being used by a majority bloc on the school board. The report was released just prior to a recall election for two members of the ubloc." PLANS FIRM CHOSEN: IRVINE -City staff this -week began negotiating a firm contract with the South Pasadena urban planning firm, Wilsey aod Ham. After intervleWing four firms, city councilmen chose the fll1tl to complete the new city's general plan by next December. CouncilmenJsaid they liked th~ firm's proposed planning method ana its willingness to involve citizens in the process. \Vilsey and Ham estimated the plan would cost from $5P,OOO lo $75,000 to produce, far less than the estimate of the William Pereira Associates urban design group -PerP!ana Associates of Los Angeles, who bid $220,000 to $270,000 to do the work. . . . Sigta.s Go hblie . . ··-~ . '. .. About .a year ago 111<>.Irvine. Company .ere:cted a fence around Upl>!"<-· _ to keep peoele oiJi·· : ;m as they p over vrescn~ .... On Signs that tn an .was privat~~· e0mpany's <;un Into a problem, thou~h. The 8111'8 ~""l'JPtU'I' 819len. . · 'l ~ipey,;ma,wft <bedroom decorations," a com- pany "POii:~ saidn ·: tliey're costing us about $10 each." Th& lj>mpjii~t u at~ of 180 signs. About 100 of ~m have~~~~ e F. yeaJ". _ _ · . • • r . • ALt. ~'O.K: ~VAILEY-.-Plavan-School · in Ille F»d!IWll:,\'all~·~.Jliitrict will start·an all ~ear . ~gram·~. !i."Ibe 'Sclioor~ 70 phyliically handicapped _ _ youths and' 320: regular-eTemhtiry students. NUrly 70 per- cent o( the par.ell!§ favored all J2¥" school lni<J".lll'l\ll! vote, " ~,~~1o-anow !Mo tecome--O!Wlf • .l'·~ty's"' l ..... all . • • Ow w.i yeifr. progr.am. , , • • t . · · · . •' . . .• l'I!> BIG 'Of.BEAT: ·NEWPORT llEACH -E;irthquake aan·gers· fscing• !1€.'l>orl. Beocli A>en't,,llS,.bad as a -"8Cent re- port .etfiied ·w -. the .considtant'"lvho wrote the re!iort . told citY., officiilB Mon41Y. B\lt city COimciln!en and planning commisSiooa, wtio. met\Joiatly'IA> ~Jli,ic;ussion of Ille recent· ly-lssued WoodWJr·Mcf<eilJ. Seismlc·at!id.J., were told that a great ,deal !"ore study Is n~ lo be sure the city's build· 1nS-cocle1 rtflect'tllt\ latd in eartbqliak;\technology. The re- port showed a nilmber of areas in the ci!y "that face potential damage from earth ruptures and 'sbat'fng in the event. of a moderate quake on the nearby -and-V8(1 active -New· port-Inglewood 11\ull • . . ' , PARENT PROTEST: CAPISTRANO· BAY AREA-Tru .. tees of the capistrano"Unified School Dlstrlct yielded some- what to heavy porent Pfll!est early In the week and agreed to a professional poll ot parents to see If there is any stroog support for all-yeer 'school in thij district .. After the poll Is complete -sometime in March -the board will finally de- cide if nine weeks of a¢tool an4 tl>ree wee4 o!l.(all year long) might ~el11a q_vwth,crisls ~ ~c;t. · . ~ · ' ' THE SQUEEZE: LAGUNA jlBAClt<~ ~~,'have akeletons, but, llli ~~,of thl>'):.qun• ~ .PJill?t:<l<Part- ment holcl:l>Olicenleo. ~d Pl> lice Cbler Jl*i* Iv Joi>Uy .to a report to the City Coailcil oii the inadequlcy'Gf ~.toie6'1 20-_year-old police facliltJl. The cblU ~111e«clepla11iedt's ~needs arid tor.I of one wiJl!!ow!eai~ ...w ·u .. ~ li<:e by ·1wo policemen. '1t'1 de'fillllely not rapot ffJi soirieOiie with claustroph.o!U," heialcL A sympathetic g · that the cham~ use could be o-cl ita!l for day•t<Hlay dty l!Uslness. They cool -ln a nnrby theater. pre matter Is belnlll rtudied-by e city mllJl"geT. . . IRVINE ISLANDS1 NEWPORT BEACH -1rvtne Com· pany owoerslllp ol. the lllrM lilands in Upper Newport Bay - w41c11 rigun heavily In Ille eontroversial land excbange with Otange Cowltr -miy be oi>en to qu.,iton. The County counSel'i Ol!lce Is ~ting claims that the lslanda were created alier 1850 -the year Calllornia joined the union ~ and therefore are tldelanda and can't be prlvately"wn'ld. The Irvine Company title )VOUld revert to tho<county, If the Islands were created sometlme alter the huge storm of 1862 that created Balboa Peninsula. "HOLDUP ARTIST1 SAN CLEMENTE -A Rl>oemead man described by police as a "professional holdup artist" was for- mally charged with armed robbery early In the week -al· leged to be the second half of a team that held up the local Alplta Beta Market last summer. James Whittaker Jr., 38, was arrested l,ast weel<end at an Anaheim . motel where pollce found wm. many eve g1..,,.s, four pistols and $20,000 In cash. One of the inms. they said, was . kePI loaded under Whit· taker's pillow. An alle~ed oomperllon In the robbery already Is sernng a prison term for the crime. Vote Due Todaf ' Bakery Walkout • Expected to End LOS ANGELES (AP) -A nearly lllOlllJtloog lllrike <J major baken In the Wftl was settled tentatively Saturday after a "major breakthrough in solving the bakery industry's work week pro- blem," a union spakesman said. The strike was called on Nov'. JI In ft dispute over consecutJve days off and reportedly affected 12,000 workers, aome of them on the East Coast. · The msjor target of the walkout was ITI'-COntinental ,"whose various label! in- clude Wonder Bread and Hostess. A few other Western firms imposed a lockout of their employes in retaliation for the strike. Kane said the agreement covers ba"kerles Jn Seattle, Portl&nd, Spokane, Wash.; Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego, Sa lt Lake City and Denver. "Workers are stiU on strike in Sacramento, San Francisco and Oakland because bakeries have a separate strike going with drivers there," Kane said. Kane said the settlement also affected ITT·Continent a l employes in metropolitan New York:, Boston and Hartford, C.Onn., who returned to work Sljlurday nlght. The strike at first caused some shortages in special goods for large operations such as restaurants and cafeterias but the demand soon was met by unaffeded bakeries. Joseph Kaoe. executive vice president and eJ\ief 'neg:Ottitot' for the Bakers and Confectionary "Workers Union, AFL-ClO, aaki an agreement approved by the negotiating ':i:rmittee for lhe union'•. Mesan west' c.oan co ~ will go to a '{Ote of · · Given Prison Term In Kidnapping unioo ''ft:¥tnPfJrS :Jn their respective tities l<lda), •. ~ slrik.iqg' emp1oyes on the East Coast and in Los Angeles planned to return to work. Satlln.tay night but the others wW wait for ratification of the agreement , Kane said. He declined to comment on details or the settlement, but added : "It is a major breaklbrough in soJvlng the -k -k problem whlcb has been with the in- dustry for 21 years. The majol"ity of the workers will go on a consecutive work week and the others will enjoy additional bci'nw: money for having,.split days off and SUnday work. / u1•m. very pleased with the out.come and I am confident that the membership will accept the new agreement." Press Council Knocks Judges A Costa Mesa man was one of five ·members of a motorcycle gang sen- tena!d to prison Friday for his part in the kidnapping and rape of two Las Ve~as, Nev. real estate women last . SPrJDg. . Kerµleth Ray Bates, 27. was sentenced in Loog Beach to two consecutive terms of three years to life on two counts or forced sex perversion. The gang members were convicted oC forcing the two women to come to Calilomia and take part in a three-day orgy at the motorcycle shop of the Hess!an cycle club president. The club president, James E. "Crazy Horse" Allan was sentenced to con- secutive temis· of lone to 25 years for kid- SAN SIMEON (AP) -Rec en t napping, three years to life for sex per- decisions bx_ California judges ·have • v~on and tm-et: Yearf to life for rape. · sharply trimmed.Jhe right of the 11t1blic. _H~ was. also given . ~current :;en· to 'knQP-"bow justice is .being ad-__ tenee ~ six. mo~ths ~ eon t.wo ~ts .minlitered," say .. i -resofutiOO pass'i!<fby ~ult-likefy to i> uce· greal.-bbdily 1be Associated P~ New Executives C.Ouncil of California and Nevada. The resolution urged that the public1 be alert "to the fact that the democrati<j pro- cess and a fair and impartial judicial system not only require open proceedings but Can be destroyed by secrec~.'' _ , Linda Mae Bagalia, , was sentenced to three years to life for one count of forcible Sex perversi ; Earl Kenneth "Mace" Leibeit, 26, two consecutive t~rms of three years life for forcible rape aDd sex pervers on, and Richard _ "Rabbit" l\iZZODe, 13, ix months td ille for sex perversion. Sunday, Dtambtr 10, 1972 DAILY PILOT Reared against the Park had the help of ette against the sea. Found on. OAIL Y ,ll,OT l*lft" .... • h of heaven, tree in Gguna Beach's Heisler· e weather and sun in making a lovely silhou- 'ctim in Cliicago Crash CH1c:.a:co (UPP't -More an $10,000 calls or Democratic party officials, eon- in cash was found Saturday in a purse spiracy to commit burglary, possession . • police said belonged to Mrs. E . Howard of eavesdropping equipment and con·- Hunt, whose husband has been indicted in spiring to intercept or disclose tepehone connection with the Waterga~ burglary communications. of Democratic national headquarters in Trial Is tentatively set for January. Washington. HWlt was first linked with the. Mrs. Hunt was killed in Friday's Watergate affair In newspaper accounts United Airlines crash. attempting to trace a $25,000 cash fund . Police Sgt~ Leo Clark said bis men linked to five men aJTest.ed inside the recovered the purse while s.ifting through, Democratic office June 17. Some of that th~ rubble ofJhe plane crash. It co,,. . money was found on the suspects in $100 t~1ned $10,lM:IO 1n $100 ~ills and .an ad-bills with consecutive serial numbers. ditonal $585 in small_er bills, ~ satd. _ The money reportedly has been identified All the identification in the purse by authorities as a contribution to Nix· belonged to Mrs. Hunt, Clark said, and on's reelection campaign. "We llaVe----00.:: ~-to-suspect the HW11 was not one of the five arresl!'ll- maney belonged to anyone else.'' insidf Democratic offices. The ln-· Mrs. Hunt, 52, Potomac, Md., reported-dictment charged he hai:!. been present Ix "'.'as ~ t~ Oticago to visit. a that evening with 'tbl6e subsequenUy ar· cousin. UAL s fl!ght 553 approaching rested but had left before police came. • Midway Airport fof a landing Friday tore · into a strire of homes killing many of the .J;lt~rsons aboard. . . Hunt, a fonner Wbite House consultant to President Nixon and a ooertime CIA official, wu indicted by · a feci.ra! grand jury Sept. 15 on charges of coosplrlng lo Police Chief Robbed · J;iNCORD (UPI) -'-' Police Chief. It Wat cribcal ~ of . judges who tiave 'niallicted, )>ml< oo ...... ge ol iriais and "who thereby are weakening tho American 11Y•llm of justice \Wblch is ·1 ·l·dei>Oll<ftmt for ils lllrVival.upoo full and inUrledr.ite diltlosure." · . A sixth club 111e1"'* Morris , 29, was Cftli!Onlla IDatltutim Fooiera fer: W days prjor IO seo~in41. for Women at break into Democratic NaUpnal eom, p9ycbiatdC tests •f mittee headquarters at the Watergate · apartment compie>, lnlen:l!J>llni phone Jlmes Chambers of this suburban city called in detectives from the Contra ())st.a County sheriff's office Tuesday to investigate the theft ol $300 worth of goods from his home. • ' • I '70 GltEMLIN $1.889' I ..., N*1 ~ Al!On'lttlc tT'Mllftlto I __ ,.,. I 71 v.w. "BUG" $1489 I ~ nNmlltllw!. w1"' _..roof. ltu.. '. ··---- I . . •2419 72 DATSUN PICKUP $1889 , ...... ~ ... fMlt "'° Joetl Mt -ll'lli.. ('51EJWJ ,. .iolt") : ~. • , Wsrr TllE SOUTHWID'S FINEST SERVICE CElfTER! • I\ 4 DAIL v ~tLor Sund.q, OKtnltltf 10, Jli72 Reporter Farr Gossip Qu~en Dies ~ Mixup Blanted For Race Riots On Kitty Hawk Held Louella Parsons Ba,red Stars' Private Lives • ID LOS ANGELES (AP) -Newsman William Farr bu not teen daylight in nearly two weeks. Imprisoned for retus· ing to reveal the source o( a new1 story, he rs locked in a windowless S..by·12-foot cell behind a sleel door. Superior Court Judge Qwi.es H. Older, who onlered ~llT kepi in jail unW be 1alks. told jallen to treat the newsman no differently than other pri9onen. But jail aut~rlUes coticede that the law makes that bnpouible. The California Penal Code specilles that a prilooer jailed in a civil matter may not m i n g l e with criminal prisoners. Farr la the only civil pri900er in Los Angeles County Jail. 'lbus, be is in virtual isolaUon. "The siligle most diHicult thing," Farr, 37, said In a jail interview, "ls not know· ing how long It's going to tte." He was iniprisooed N'"ov. 27. Solitary "A few days ago l was sitting in my cell and I beard music coming through 9f)e of the air dw:U. A radio somewhere was playing 'I'll be home for Oirbtmas.' That kind ol choked me up, and then I thought, 'Ob, Farr, · thls is like a scene from a '8' µwvie! ' "You ba~e to remember how to laugh at you.rself·in here." Older, wbo presided at the Charles Manson trial, wants Farr to say which of six attomies in that trial pve him in- formation for a new• story be wrote two years ago which Older claims vlo1'ted bis publicity gag order. Farr covered the trial for the Los Angele• Herald-E1.· aminer, subsequently worUd as news secretary to Dist. Atty. Joseph Busch and is rorrently a reporter for the Los Angeles Timeii. fi'rom Wire Senictt: HOLLWYOOD -Louella Persuns, 11\e first and most famous or the Hollywood colwnnists who ouUived the era in which she reigned as the feared queen of the. boudoir gosaips, died Saturday at 91. Miss Parsons covered the Hollywood beat for 40 years and was the foremost teller of tales about the private lives of the stars, especially dwelling on their amours and pregrmncies. She fiercely established herself as , reigning power in the now obsolete world of personal journalism. Her oolWllll!!I f.re. quentJy began with such phrases as "I learned exclusively" or "my ftrSt ex· elusive ... " ' Attendants said death -came as she slept in her room at a Santa Monica con· valescent home. Miss Parsons had suffered since 1962 from a series of ailments including pneurrionia, shingles of the optiC nerve. fractures of hip and shoulder and the debilities of advanced age. Earlier ahe had suffered · two heart attacks ·and tuberculosis. Pope Says Women's Lib She is survived by a daughter Harriet, a liltn producer, of Hollywood. A funeral mass will be said at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Good Shepherd Church in Beverly Hills with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. A Rosary will be said al 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Church. Abortion View Distorted Miss Parsons gave ·up her column on Dec. 7, 1969, to longtime assistant Dorothy Manners when she was coo.fined to a rest home. VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Pope Paul VI took the Women's Liberation move- ment to task Saturday for what he said are its distorted ideas on abortion. The Pope described as "false and alien certain distortions of the' movement of feminine emancipation or the movement of scrcalled sexual liberation." The 75-year-old Pope waa addressing a delegation of Italian jurists who are holding a congress about abortion in Rome . Abortion. the Pope said , is repugnant "not only to Ca tholic morality but to the DAILY rtLOT DEl/VERY SERVICE ~ -----·- 0,11,,ry of tilt Daily P!1ot -·•·l'r>I••: II Yff 4. Ml II••• ,_ •• ,.,, •Y t:M •·"'··<•II .... ,.,., cepy will .. ~ It ,..... C•ll• ••• 1•11• ..... ,,,. . "'· S•l11ra•, .... Sllf!lliJ: It J•~ •• ... t r«tl .. ,...,. <•11'1' '' f •·"'· i1t11rt•y. -' •·"'· ~IJ, call """' 1 \•''"""II le -...... M N -"'"' .... tell ... -ol , ....... Tt-~!M>Ms MerfhwHI M ... t ...... Sttd1 .-ll Or•"t• c_,, "''"' ... 64Z·41 Z1 •IMI '1111"1ftlM1er ...... -540·1220 universal human ethic it selfti." AccOrding to the Pontiff, an individual \\"Oman cannot decide for herseU whether to have an abortion becaUse the rights of the fetus and of society also are at stake . During her years as arbiter or movieland society, Miss P~ demand- ed from the principals !hemselves first tips about stars' marriages, quarrels, dlvorees and love affairs. The Pope said an embryo has rights as an independent person from the very in· She considered it treason if the tip . stant of its conception. ·went inst~ad to a~ch-rival Hedda Hopper, "The first and most fundamental of the rigbls 0£" man is the right to life," and the right also to the protection of that life1.!.!.. the Pope said, adding that no person or group could deny these rights. South-Vietnam Fighting Ea8es SAIGON (UPI) -Fierce ground "The more ~efenseless the subject, the more ·need there is to protect him , and ihe more obligation for everyone to pro- tect the mother while she has bim in her \\-Umb " the Pontiff said righting throughout South V J·e t n am . ..The 1Pope said abort!~ offends hu man tapered · off in intens!t! Saturday, but . ~dignity, not onlf the dignity or the fe~ -.SOUth V!etna~ ...miliiary ·spokesman but that of its mother and all doctors and today repqrted Viet Cong forces on the nurses who take part in ii. He said the move in the S:aigon area. A~rican modem state has a duty to protect ami -bol]1~ rontipued to_ pound <;ommunist promote llle. in line with the universal suJ)PIJlines for the foUrth straight day . Declaration of Human.Rights, and added. The U.S. cmlm_and ordered more in· ''there Is 00 doubt ·that this protection -tense bombing raids ~t Vietnam·~ mid- mllit begin not at birth or adulthood, but .section around_ the Demµi~ ?.one • right from cooception ... " (DMZ) in an effort to choke off North -The Pontiff said true women'a libera-· . Vletname~ troops lllld j!quipmen! from Hoo does not lie in "fonnallstlc or moving liltd, the sooth. 'the U.S. com· materialistic equality with the other sex . mand said. ~ 1 ~ .. C-11, Cl ,01l•IM S11<~. , ... J .... c ........... o.. ... ~.1 .. 1, but in the recognition of that s~iU1> The air raids prompted a Radid Hanoi ~ thing tn the'Yeminine personality -.lhe' • broadcast ·to say American air! raids vocation. of a woman to become , a have ''dimmed the prospects f0C1 peace s ... 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'"' liJ .. _ ' --··~ ' ' ' 1 JC Penney The Christmas Place. -Shop Sunday at the following stor~s: P:ASHION ISLAND, Newport 8Hch l714j 6+4-2313, HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington 8Hch 1714) 892·7771 . ) I COLUMNIST 01 ES AT 91 .Louella Parsons .,,,.ho entered the field as a columnist ln 1942. : She'conducted at one ti me a natidnwidc radio show, "Hollywood Hotel," in- stituting a trademark phrase since often mimicked by nightclub comics : "This is Louella Parsons from Hollywood. My first exclusive is ... " She often attended three or four parties ! ,_ " , . I I ·- :t-• ~- Splashes ot pin k or blue !lower prlnt from neck to toe! An 9legi.nt stlnd·UP split-front collar, long sleeve:i and high waist. Flowers in · a litUngty beautiful setting. A11 polyester, the elegance is convenient, too. Sizes 10-18 .. a night to gather her Items -witU she was hospitalized In April 1962 with shingles and pneumonia. The night before she had missed her !lrst Academy Awards program ln Its then 34-year history. The Illness put her out or com- mlssloo for four months. Aa a teenager ahe was the beautiful belle oC Dllon\ Ill., where •be wrote • ,soc.ial notes for the local paper, tbe'Star. Alter jounlallatic 90journs in Chiciigo and New York. she came to Hollywood in 112.5 aa its first syndicated writer. PubU.ber Willlam Randolph Hearst started her at $250 a week to ~rite for his chain of papers. Louella soon became a dominant member of the film colony. Her column dealt in production news and intimate items about the stars. She expected actresses to tip her prac- tically from the doctor's office when they became precnanl Parting husbands and wives were supposed to telephone her almoSt before callinf their lawyers. "Tell it to Louella ' was the order from producets -themselves grateful for mention tnJier.colUOU).: Miss Parsons considered her greatest scoops the 1935 breakup of Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford after 16 years' marriage and the 1949 pregnancy ol lngi;-ld Bennan -then Hollywood's favorite wife and mother -by Italian director Roberto RosselllnJ. I JCPenney The Christmas Place. t.l 1 SAN DlEOO (U PI) -Racial trouble aboard the carrier KIU)' Hawk wu the· result or a series of milu~ • the chairman or the coolJ'tlllonal team · Investigating the rloll 11fd Saturday. "It ,..ms to me the whole tlitng 11ems· (t'{!ro a: mllunderst'1tdlni,'' Rep. Floyd Hicks (0.Walh.) alld alter the fourlll day of secret bearings ended. Asked to elaboratt, he said, "To •~ tempt to an.!wer that would be 'loin& into all the bearlng1. Any ·problem thlt oo- curred basically was the result ol a misunderstanding. ,. "OUr purpose Is to stralibton It out In our thoughts and find ways to alleviate the situation." "'The ~halnnan c19e!n't-mean to imply this ii the only thing we've coocluded.'' Hop. W.C. Danltf (D-Va ), onotber member of the three-man subcommittee, said. "Wt're not here simply to loot Into ttU incident. To develop a more effective Navy is our purpose." · The cong~ssmen declined to say where they . were going until the in- vestigation resumes Monday, but they in- dicated they would not return to Washington, D.C. until W~- Forty-six crewmen were injured Oct~ 12-13 when rioting broke out aboard lbe Kitty Hawk which was en route to Viet- nam. Twenty-one black crewmen later were flown to San 'Diego to face courtmartlal. Take a long look1lf'" - thelong look. Wear it and you're a_vision of IOveliness. · · •• • ... Shop Sunday at the fo_llo~ing· storea:-:----~ Foahion 1s1and. Newport Beech 17 14) 6+4-2313 , Hunt rngton Center, t'lunlington Beach 1714) 892-777i. Harbor Center, Coste Meso _(714j 046-502 /. ' J . ' .. I .. ' ' el ol "* est try, hou dee for Mi LI (L ~11.111dd1, 0.Umbtt' 10, 1~72 fJ"AILY PILOr A a ' SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY' • • • (Jllom P11e Al) conbt .. n!eo ," .. plainl MJ. chael Brick, tupertntendent ol the dll!Jict, "But u....· •• lot of wwk to l>e done on com- monlcatlng the non·headllne making events." Oo the buls of the communi- ty aurvey, the dlltrtct allO pl!> pointed mu ol community concmt ii' the Point ·where 1 .. dty prtnclpals a"' held ac- countable for the level ol com· munlty support In their achool ...... uu a school's reading ~es are high above state norma, yet the community IW'YIY " •ho\>'S 11'1"'"11 feel the reocllng P\'.Ogram Is only at or below average, the princlpaJ ls fail- ing oo an Important part ol his job," Brick .. ya. In tenna of direct Involve- ment, the dl!lrlct bu I, 700 pa"1l!I (In an 11,00CHtudent dlltrlcl) who donate more than 50,000 houn per year to class. niom W1lrk. Also, each ol tlie dlstrict11 17 sc~ls has a f~ ma! citizens advisory cooncll, with repreentaUves elected oo a direct nelghliorhood vote. Tbe district tax and bond elect{Ons renect th.ls h,igh level of parent Involvement'. In vot· Ing to assume the oecond hlgl>. e8t school tax rate In the coun- try, the yes-vote waa 82 per- # cent. In the laat bond tle.ctloo, think It's worth It." lt wu t:t percent. One of parents' rnc.t com- MARGINS moo complaints about IChools Not all tax and hood elec-ls that modern opeiHpaCe ln· UON on tho Oranp Coast ""' otructlon createa 1 1ltualloo won by thoae marglnl, nor do 1n which ~ le too much all dlltrtcta have the aame oolse and too little dlsclpUne community Involvement that for chlldn!n to lean\. And this Fountatn Valley does. But eve-II 1lao a cl&S11lc cue where a rywbere there is 1 concortld UUle bit ol undertandlng wlU effort '9 involve paNDtl u go • ong way in terms of par- fully 11 po0slble, and deJplte .ent auppcrt. national trends. most Qrange "SUre Jhere ts nolle and ap- Coost Scllool Dlltricls are win-Pl"'"! cha01," admlls 1'11coll nlng most. of their electM>ns. Of. Newport-Mesa, "so there's uBut you're not gotng to ac-one eolutlon that never falls to complllb much by coming lmpreas. I Rik the parents to around jult when yw want tax ao Into the classroom for more or bobd monef,11 says Joe WI-thaJl two minutes and take a mer, commtmlty relations dl-good look at what's really g1> rector for Caplatrano Unllied !rig onl ' School D14b1ct. 'SEE MERIT' "That's transparent and the "Parenti are f.alr-rnJnded people will alWl)'I ... that. n people, and although our you want genuine parent SUJ>' schools are different than what port, )'llUf eflort·bas to be con-they experienced, they ooon Unuous." aee the merit of our approach ," In Caplslrano achools, Wi-Nicoll aa)'I. mer boam that mOll pareols Not all problem! '"' "' sin> '"' In their neighborhood pie, <t course, becaUBe schools school al least twice a year, stUI fall to reac(l, a certain and many ccme more often. number of children who do One school hu~ven abollsljed have the ablUty. to •ueceed · written report cards to force Jn add!Uon; tJim Is also a parents to come lnto the edtool well-knowri tendency of Amer. to find out bow thei.r cblld ls leans to blame 8Chools for really doing. whateVer is wrong in society. "It'! a lot more work that "When Sputnik went up, ev- way," WJmer iay1, i•especial-erybody screamed how terrible ly for the teachers. But we our schools were because the Russians were beating us." Japanese Go to Polls; Liberals Expect Win Mys San Joaquin's ShJnkle. "But now that we've won the bluer race to the moon , I ~on't see anyme tumin.'!'. around to say !low wonderful the schools are." Jf an}1hing, in fact, there has been criticism of the schools ror goiflR overboard on science and math. TOKYO (UPI) -Under cold, cloudy skies Japanese went to the polls today to elect all 491 members of the lower house of parliament and decide who will govern Japan for the next four years. Prbne P..t in is t e Kakuei Tanka's Liberal Democratic p a r t y (LDP) was expected to win. There were 895 candJdates for the lower house of parlia- ment and although the LDP wu expected to maintain· the majority it has held since 1952, -publle-oPfnion -• u r v e y 1 - :Gift. ·Ideas predicted gains for. the Com· munist and Socialist parties. The lDP favors business· oriented policies at home and co-operation with lhe United States ln foreign Affairs. Tanaka's recent move to normal~ relations w i t h Japan's• giant Asian neighbor China was expected to help the LOP. The country's 4.388 polling stations opened at 7 a.m. with 74.15 mlliion persons '-C> and over eligible. to cast ballots. Political observers foreciit a turnout of around 65 percent. H .. b ... Ul<lost Wu.JOI.tor ....... ,.... ...... ....... ..... ~ ...... .......... Drplblr, hi ._, .... ~•fMlc&- """ ·"' ttltl. illy will...,, -will t11aal r•• wrtll llad.IL by~rnHnK· Mltlr I• htk."Your alias to.111 motor lrw • tho 11.U. Be fil'lt with your own. , colofful 1utomobll• emblem embedment, mount9d on • brushed metal 1olden plaque. Sturdy ch•ln ""Pl .'yoUr k1Y1 Intact. Emblems ire: Chevrolet. Pontllc, Buick. Oldsmoblte, CldUttc. Must1na. Ford, Mercury, Plymouth, Dodae, Chrysler, R1mbler, Be•tl•, Pinto, Detsun, Op11l, Toyota •nd Motorcycle. Also 1v1ll1ble In 1U othe~ popul1r mod1l1. 2 s..tiCM hO!dtrforJOllr .......... IOlll MIP and MQtwlnn Cilldt. To route yo11r trip 1nd' pllft fHl ltops. 3 C<>dllc.d _ ....... Jsoll!H.)'Oli!f psollne utdlt card ftr1asy - "But If parents can some- how get an inside view of the classroom, wh1ch lti what we oee everyday,. lhey'!l.IOe that a lot ol good rtaDy ls'being done," Shlnke says. Nicoll see1 o00 other rea-""° why 11 Is Important to ln· volve parents in schools. "Federal and state govern- ment art_ 90 big that people tend to g'l\'e up on them," he says. "So if they want to be- come involved in their com- mnulty, schools are all that'S -left to them.''-- Gerntatas lJtacover Bon1aann? Skullltound in Railway Yard BERUN (UPI / -West BormaM has orten been Berlin police said Saturday a reported seen. skull fowld where Martin One report said he was Bormann, Adolf llltler's depu· killed in a tank while trying to ty. was reported buried 27 break through the Russian years ago might be that of a ring around the chancellery victim of the Nazis. and was buried in the raUway A police o(Oclal said the yard. Nazis shot numerous political -''----------·----------- Two pollce searches In 1964 and 1965 failed to rind Bonnann's body in the yard. But the skulls and bones un- covered in a thte~root deep ditch Friday revived the Bormann search here. llOt .. ----..... ~ ..... ~·""'·~ Winter Weather Descends on U.S. prisoners at the end of the war in the Lehrte.r railway yard where two skulls and bones were found Friday by workers laying a cable. "We will not know de£lnitely if we have solved the mystery of Borman until we compare the skulls with Bonnann's dental record,: which we have asked the Frankfurt pro- secutor's office to send bere,' the oficial said. Police were in no hurry to v.s. Sutnnaaru LOI An!re!•• " :11 .21 make the check. They said on· E 111 : ,:',7 • ~'' ~:ll Jy an 'emergency service" Wintry -thtr GrtPDld motl ot 1i.. M ked the k d 80 •••i.r>i two-tt11n:11 of ,.... n11t10t1 htur· Ml utc~ 2• 06 .O::J wor over we en d~ Of' bltt« cold •hint ,,_ ==-:~·~·:1· P~i M .i there would be no acUon taken norlMr-• ''''"· fTe.llno rein 11111-O•kl•l'ld 111._.1 ~ it .n on the Borman case until .., 1n ·''" ft'om norttiern T•~•• Into Oll:lt.11om• City ... ,. Mon_!lay, at the earliest. ,y,.Jsl0\11'.1 eniLtia:ld r1ln1 cllllled lruldl,of O"laN 11 _, ti.. arH trom c.ntral Tu11 to tlll! P=m S11rll'\QI SO.. •I 'l1le lack Of enlhll!iasm AH1nllc Coast, ' P llldelDllle 42 I 23 fl ted th b<J ed her Tttn11«•ture1 tn 111e Nor 111 er n P•·-~~.. ss "' :n re ec e r om e Roctln 1nd Norttllm Pr1tn1 -. bOM !'Id." ~1 •1 ·" caused by the never endlng cllllllng. TM Wlm'lftt It tot ourl"9 1M ~~:nc1• ~:· ~1 's !J 1 I d•Y In oar1;-'o1 wvomlng, M011t1na, •fld Raold cftv · 4 JA : fiow of reports p a c n g Noc111 01ko11 w" 20 deUr ... Nlow Rid 1111111 J) n Bormann both dead and alive. :Zlf'O. • Rtr10 U -13 ,DI HHV'\I' tnOW bllnkeled flOf1tM1Ster1> lllchmond •1 ~~ .16 ~ wj ly separated Spots Oil ArllOfle, wlltl • fA'lll cOYll' In -~s~.c~nto ~ 20 the gl be. "'°" of • faot or mon. Miiie 1MH'1' att L'k• City ,n, ·> " I •mounts KCV!flul1t1c1 t11row11out t111 \ •n 01..., .ie ::11 Sin be was last seen a Ive Roe).¥ Mountain cllaln •nd ••twtrd / n Frencllco ,•, ,~, when he left the Chancellery l'llrou;ll the Northem P\all'tl to the Hlltt J~ Nortlllm st. 1.11Wl'8nal va11ey. f:!::~ 64 -~ bunke after Hitler killed Coastal Weather ~:.,..":~-.'l::~~~"~~'..... __ __:ll,,_..:r,::.'-"""-'-'h:::im::::.cse.:+-ln--;t_oc.n_A_pc.n_·1_ao_:_• _tM_s_. __________________ -:---- lr>e...a1lng -·--.. ~ CllallCI of a llW showecl OYtr INIUlllMll Ind c1>11st1I .,._ by llt. thlt ti• ternoon. Conllnuld. cold. LOS ANGEL!$ AREA -lnc<Hll"9 clouc:n-..... ··~ • "·~ • ..,_.., by 1111 11tKnoon. Conllnued cool. Hl9ll todty Ill. Temperatures AINnv ,. ,. "' "'=-" l! = " ,. u •::=:11:' " " "' " " Don't gambl~. =e"'~ " ,. "' II rm nallem " ~ ·" B ,....,rck ... ... "" " u .... ~ " "' ~-l:ll.~ " " ·" " " "' =II ~ " ·" Bet on Penrieys to " ,. ':n ~el•nd 1l ~ "' • 0n Molnu ll • ...... ' ·" ~~orf" ·• ·u ... " ~~ " " have the righ_t gifts. " ... Honlulu ,. .. .. ... r.:r.•M ~ nd ~oolit ~ I' L•1 fi::' .. . ' Lllfll· IC 7 " " Spetd U11lls n 0,11 Mll"WIYL Appropriate sulde for the drl\'lr. leaf•ul •••• Mt,. full cowr11• ol th1 lrtl you'll bl tra'l'tlllW. e11n cu1111r. No mort lumblint: in poclt1t1 at toll 11tn. 9 u ........ formn111e 1ftdmemos, 8 Coln Ch11111r. Wends beyond c1ostd Ofpnlzer, llWl)'S handy for toll pin. f irst Aid Tips tor tl'll f1rnily. Emnti1I rtadln1 tor 6rl'tll' •nd ,au1nc111. 3s9 Mini draw poker. Press but· tons to get a hand, then draw new cards selectively. Mini .size fits in the palm of your hand. Operates on one "C" baltery. 7so Black.Jack Machine. Fully automatic-all push button control. Press button selec- tively to make cards face up to get hand. Operates on "C" batteries. Eleclrlc C1aps Table Stt . Just drop the dice In the cup and watch how they are automatically thrown out! Complete with sepa· rate layout, chips, d ice. Operates on 3 "O" batteries. 1295 Electro Roulette. Push switch to start tho spot- s,.idH111it1on light, revolving on disc. t'" ~h,WT; Comploto with r.rlntod lay-jCpeMey:: the Christmas Place.· . Vegas One Arm Banker. Attractive and sturdily built game machine that Is sin'lple to operate and really pays off. Great fun for the w~ole famlly, Accepts dimes wh ich can be easily removed. -lnO Gui~ Ort °'!IJ 1Yli11ble tit Fullerton, Huntington Beaoh. Newport Btaoh and Orange "Tha Cl1y" • • _....__ __ -·· -· '·Shop Sunday at the following ~tores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 6'14-2313. HUNTINGTON C§NTER, Huntingt,on Buch (714) 892-n71. HAJ!.~R CENTER, Costa Mesa (714) 6'14-5021 . -• • • " J ' • At • DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Reinecke Lt. Gov. F.cl Reinecke could score liOllle impressive points in bis bid for the state's top office lf he bas even a modicum ol. success with his latest am gnment from Governor Reagan. Reinecke has been n&med cbalrman of the L<>Cal Government 11.e!orm SUering Committee in an effort to see if some ol the overlapping personnel and authority of iovemmental agencies can't be eliminated . California bas 58 counties. 407 cities, 1,140 school districts, 4,156 special districts, 250 state boards and commissions and 'i10 sub-state regional districts. It costs $2,. 7 billion to nm the state government and an additional $14 million to fund the rest of these organiza· tions. One out of every 5.5 wO!"king Californians is em- ployed by one ot these agencies. Reinecke seea some possibility of reducing this staggering 1.5 million person payrolk by redrawing county boWldaries, consolidating governmental func- tions, eliminating some units o! government and work on regional problems without additional layers o! gov.- ernment. " . Reinecke's committee won't have to look very far for a place to start. Jn recent years. those 4,155 special district.a have drawn the criticism of grand juries, var· ious governmental study groups. (such as the League of Women Voters) and legions of state, county and city of· ficials. . • and Reform being j>baSed into an exiBllng OOW!ly or dly openUon. The fact is thal special dbtrtcts, special state com- mis.<ions and the like die bard. Their directors ~ are naturally loath to give up power and presti19 aPd in many cases their .living. But the tougher probletlis often are the bonded lndebtedneos, contracts an~ other legal and llnanclal ramlficaUons. These require a lot I ol carefully Worked out legislation to unsnarl. In any event, we hope this is more than just a nice device for keeping Reinecke'• name in the news to build up his political identity tor 1974., There Is 1 big job that needs doing," and we wish bim well . Squaw Valley Squa~hle And speaking of governmental costs, there Is omo rathole up in the Sierr~ Nevada that cOwd· well be plugged immediately. ----:i-- You might <"!'all that California put $9 million Inti> the $16 million Squaw Yauey winter resort area lo land ,the 1960 Winter Olympic Games. Well, the resort Is still there and it's costing about a qu:irler. of a million dollars a year - a tol'al of $3 million so fat '-'to koop'lt open. It is being leased to private operators foi: winter sports enthusiasts, but the revenues just aten't keep- ihg up with the state's expenses. • ' fl.lost were indeed created to meet very real needs at the time, but many have outlived the need. And iil this age 'or computer-s and instant communications even those special districts still filling a need could be re- duced by consolidation "'ith other similar districts or by Best suggestion to date comes from San Pedro Assemblyman Vincent Thomas, who believes 11-snou1d be sold to a private developer. That at least wouJd pro~de funds to put another hundred or so employes on the state payroll. 'We must end this ·whole. era of permissiveness ... presen t company excepted, of course!' Why Universities Are So Expensive We are e.1peri encing in Califom.i.a now the annual struggle between the presi- dent or the-nine campuses of the t;niversity of California, Dr. Charles Hitch. and Goveroor Ronald Reagan over the university's budge t. Hitch waiits the budget i.Qcreased by a sµ.bstantial amount, declaring that the university will be reduced to second • class status if it doesn't get what he is asking for. Reagan, relying oo educational cost an- al}'Bis, says that pro- .fes!IOr.I are not be- ing made to work .._b -that innwnmible prolessors are getting beaut:lfUJ. salaries fur very little. teaching or none at all. T cannot be1p sympatbiiing with Governor Reagan1 whose task is "'to see that the people of. Califonlla get as much education as possible for their tax dollars. It is popular among: liberals - especially academic liberals -to damn the governor as an enemy of higher education. He is not. He want8 more teaching done, not less. But I cannot help sympathizing also with President Hitch. He wants the University of California to remain first· rate -and bow can it retain its prestige unless gifted scientists and scbolars are rdieved of heavy i..dting loads to devote themselves to research? A low Quotes Robert C. Gwuaeu, president, Standard OU CO. of Iadiu1 -"U we are going to avoid a painful collision course between the public interest in adequate energy supplies and the public in~ in an lm- prQYed environment, some kind of ac- commodations are going to have to be worked out. Some hard deciJMms lie ahead, and compromises will have to be made. While we are all interested in curbing Pollution, some ol the groups detemtined to block every n e w generating plant that ls proposed are going to have to take Into account also the ·horrors of life in a major city when thl> ->Wer goes off." (s .. 1. HAYAKAWA) teaching load does not mean a life of leisure. It can, and usually does, mean long hours and hard work. TO BE SURE, Dr. Hitch will readily grant, a univenity exists to disseminate knowledg•. But haa tt DOI an equal re- sponsibility throogh research to oorrect past """"' 111d add to tile body of ezlst- ing knowledge? And most reeearch is an ~ive bminess, requiring pedal libraries, laboratories, equipment. A great state like California cannot afford to have a second-rate university system. The arguments are familiar. · Despite Dr. Hitch, however, there are many people who really believe with Governor Reagan that professors OWtbt to worit hanler. Where do Ibey get'ihis view? As often as not. from Students, in- cluding their own children. Many students,. especially on large campuses, complain that they never get a chance to become acquainted with their prolessors; that tbey are tired of being taught by !<aching assistants. Some say that they cannot locate ·their faculty ad-. mon wben Ibey are ,..king guidance. I oNCE vtsriED one of the new cam- puses ol tbe Unlvenity of Cal~omia. 1 learned tha't in the IOCial science depart· ment there, the customary teaching load is five units (as com~ with the 12- unit load at places like San Francisco State). But many professors do not even bother to teach tbeir five units' worth. Some oourses are listed as "independent reading" or "~ study." Offen · studentl <tbroUed in theee courses meet their P"lfessor once at the beginntng of a tenn, are-given a reading list, and never see blm again. In.other courses. listed as lhree or four units, only ooe lecture a week is an- nounced. In at least one case, the pro- fessor met his class on the date of lbe fint lecture; told tbem where to find books, alide1, materials ; announced that they netdn 't come back f« aoy more meetings ; then took off for Mu:k:o for the remainder of the 10-weelr. term. I am Dear_ Gloomy Gus TAX LAW BENEFIT -Big Deal for Renters: My landlord gets a tax reduction: t pay more sales tax. Who is kidding wbom? L.D. Tllt1 tMtw9 mltctt ......,... .-._ ~_, MCIHlrlly .... 9f lllt' ........ ,. IMMI ,_ Mt ~ 9e O'-"' 0111. 0.lly Plitt. told he receved hls full pay and is still on the faculty. Curiously, the rumor spread around the social Science department during my visit that I was there as an investigator for GoVemor Reagan -which, of course, "-'BS entirely untrue. I was told later that offioe hours such as·bad neVer been seen before were found' posted On office doors the following Mooday. HOW TYPICAL is this story? Not very. I hope. It actually wa.s not even typical of the campus r was visiting, where other departments were fufly meeting their obligations as teachers. However, abu.ses do occur. _;Abuses occur for two reasons. First, profesSors -especially thoR with tenure -mgn themselves their own tasks and evaJuate their own perfonnances, with no outside check. Secondly, professors m heiis to a medievat, priestly tradition that regards the contemplation of God as the supreme bwnan endeavor ("vita cootemulativa"), and service, such as teaching or nursing or feeding the poor, as praiseworthy but inferior occupations ("vita actlva"). Hence to this day in great universlties where the priestly tradition flourishes, research -the modern equivalent of the contemplation of God -enjoYJ enonnous prestige, while teaching is regarded as a humiliating burden, to be left whenever PoSsible to junior staff. Both Governor Reagan and President Hitch are caught, therefore, in a cultural trap. Great research scholars are often genuinely too busy to teach. Lesser scholani don't want to teach because they want to be thought great ·scholars. Almost everyone, whether ICbolar or oot, wants as light a teaching load u possible to show that be is asaociated with an ex- tremely scholarly instlJuUoo. No wonder higher educatiOn is an es.pensive business! And it w;n remain ablurdly eipenslve at !be jp'eat unlvenltles "' long aa Ibey fall to honor t.achlDi 11 much •• Ibey hooor sdlolarsbip. Coneentration .. of Power ,. Nixon Mo ves t;o Reduce Federal Bureaucracy White House power is beaded for another airing when the t3rd Congress convenes in January. Liberals who claim President Nixon usurped many powers from tbe Congress _during his first tenn are understandably nervous in view of the tremendous man- date Mr. Nixon received from lbe voters. ~1any of them are already warning or probable new raids on the prerogatives of the legislative branch by what they like to tenn "super- bureaucrats" in the White House. Ironically, some of the warnings in- vQlve presideoUal intentions· to deceD- traliU !be po,..;. of !be fedeu,I govern- ment, to reduce the number of. fede.J'al programs, to cut down the aize of the federal bureaucracy and to place·a Um.it ~ the amount of federal spending. THEY FEAR Mr. Nixon will find ways to streamline the federal department, to hold federal spending in the current fiscal year to $l50 billlon and to overhaul the nation's clumsy and extravagant welfare system without resorting to con- gressional approval. The way the President's left-wing critics describe it, you would think that his intentions to withhold some $10 bUJion in funds for various programs which the Congress hu approved was a heinous crime · rather than a conunendable al· tempt to save the taxpayers some mOl;ley and to lessen the need for a tax inc.reasc in the near future. The trouble with tbe liberals' argument is they are using the wrong material. They will find it difflcul~ ll not im- possible, to convince the American ~ pie that the President ii engineering a massive power grab by cutting down on the departments, the people and the money over which he presently bolds powlS'. TllF; LIBERALS do not recognhe that !be Cangresa la lorgely -lble tor tbe ....ion of Its own powen. When !be Democreta were In tbe White House, tbe Congress voluntarily turned over large ~ts of legislative aulbortty to the White House. . For most of Ulla time there was no complaint ft'ODI tbe liberals. It was not until a Democrat Pl'esident med the power given him by Democrat majorities in the House and Senate to enlarge tremeodOusly the slze of an undeclared war tbat they began to complain. One -ll President Lyndon JiARitY GOLDWATER Johnson b_ad l_Wlt gone against the liberals' wishes in Vietnam and a Republican had not been chosen to replace him bow much complaining we ~:ould hear from. the left wing about White. House. usw:paUon of congressional poweri. ~ FEW PEOPLE today recall that back in the early days of President ~~~·s Administration, J . William Fullright, chainpan of tbe Senate Foreljn llela· lions Comz:Dittee, and other liberals· cpn. ducted a crusade fokbe •nlarg<ment of executive poWers. , ' ""' Sen.-Fulbright, who toilay-about the erosion of constitutional 'balances in favor of the executive, made speech alter speech in 1961 and 1982 complaining that lack of 1he proper· authortty;wasi>lacing the President in a straitjacket and severely limiting his ability to conduct our. foreign aUairs in a rapidly chaUging world. When this argument over Wblte House power reaches its peak in the mouths to come, it will be v.•ell to recall a campaign radio address President Nixcn delivered last October on his philosophy of govern- ment. In that speech Mr. Nlxm declared ' · "TIIE CONCENTRATION pf power can get to be a dangerous habit . Govern- ment officials who get Power over others tend to ~·ant to keep it. And the more power they get, the more !hey want." Since his re-election, President Nixon has been laying plans to act on that philOSOJlhy and reduce 1he COllC<Jllration of power in the federal bureaucracy. He Is fhe firrt President in my memory who has cha{1ed SIJCh a commendable and unselfish coUrse. He should be given every bit or help the Ainerican people can give him. ., Whi.spering Starts More I .. Rumors Than Shouting Jumping to conclusions: q is easier to start a nunor by whispering than shouting. The chJre that most hostesses hate most about throwing a cocktail party is fixing coffee for late.-staying .guests three hours after they should have gone home. A msy-persan is someone who thinks any letter beginning "to whom it may ~rn" ls .meant for bim. One of tbe things I adJnlno moat aboot a woman ~ her abil- ity to enjoy !be-fact al that she Ls a woman, (_HAL_B_OYLE _ __,) practice. Doth of them find they don't feel \rel! the next morning after postpon· ing sitting down to the cUnner table until af1 cr mldnlghl. Now IS TllE 111\tE of the year when c.rabgrass can rea lly &it ba~ and .enjoy life. 1'-tost of the suburbanites are too busy 'vatching football gaines in their llv· ing rooms on weekends to go out and d1g up their Lawns. 1 If you'rt over 40 and Jookl.ng for a de- cent vice , why not tt.ke .up eating artichokes? It is a babit-ronnina; but hannJess hobby1 It has many ad- vantages : It keeps both hands and mouth busy, It has its certmonial asPects, ·11 leads to no major diseases. it helps to pass the Ume, and It can be done either alone or in company, America Still the Promised Land and not 80me other animate or liwilin1te object. Neither the privileges riot tbe plealureo of being a woman 1Ur a zespcNive cbon1 In me ; J sympatlllze with ....,.,. of·the female sex who say they W\111 to heaven they had been born !Dile. I would ratber be a rooster'lli a blmYard, dt 1 flat ri>ck on a lllOQ)I hill than be 1 -wbetber she 11t db 1 tbrone ·• worked as a aqillel"y maid. Bui tbal )1 no -mabs me a woman bater. It mUea me only respect more --who mate of famlnin· lty • real --Never play 'marl>IM with a guy who Eating artlcbokes al!O Is allowed by the polJce, you don't have to smuggle ln your supply, and your nelgllbon won't object as long u you consume them ln the privacy of your own home. A brief glance at hlstory reveals no case of anyone getting lnto any major trouble while engaged in tbe act or eallni artk:hokcs. By PHIL JORDAN change, to Improve .-coodlllom that C.pbal Newt 8ervl<e tbey feel need chanilng, lmprovlq. SACRAMENTO _ DuriOI tbe list eJei>. But to lhe vast majority ol Amulcans, Uoo cam~ign. tbe Amerlcln people and partk:Ularly to ,_ wtio have en- ...,.. espooed to • oetla of llJacb, bit-joyed tbe ~ of liYing In aome t« and ---.. 1, on their country, their "Other nation, tblJ ls ltllf aa dole to a p~ ...---mJled land II the bumln tipedeo has leadon and, In .Uect, lbemoelv... been able to get 1n tbla IJfe. · Our President Wiii COtnpared to OM of U . ....._ __ , 11nv a -...i.---"-·'d , ,_.,.,, -v -~-~ the most evil men In modem -perhaps doubt tllio, let that -OGlll!der: •II -world history. Hl5 moUves were Thero are about 100 mlll(Gn J!OOPle llv- lmpugned, as were, Indeed, tbe MOUva-ing in the United St11ff of..Amerlco, for tlons of the American people •• • "1lole about eJcbl -I of the estimated -With tbe ..._..ptlon, of COW'IO, of U-• populatlCID of tbe rJobe; and for that proplltla who oUored to "'place tbe olber t1ev .... twelfths or !be -Id, Praldeot and lead the American people Amtrlca Is 11111 u It bu been for more lo wbal -ifll·-ted ...,. eo-than 1 conlury, U,. prornlsed llUld. vtajoned IS the pl'Oll1lsed land. It la IO llUJd> I promised land for those 1'be mponse of tbe American people who live <llewlleno -that Ibis country wa overwhelming, faceo a cootlnulni problem with tloolc , LetJ1 not kid ourselves-the~'• plenty ·who wal)t to become Amtrlcuis to badly in tbis country that eocld be belt.r, lltal they Ire willing. evm eager, to Americans at •U levels are worktn& _: break the laws of the nation tbty wish to. ...,..Umea, ~use thil ii 11111 a nation adopt. of cmt diversity. 11 cross p.,_s -to Each week , thooaands of aliens aecl: to • shoots with hls glas1 eye. · Ind! lllatl f When a nlln brap., about how enter this country Illegally. As a matter the estimated non-an ~ on a · character runs in hie f-.mlly, you don't oC record, some 1.500 such are ap-what ls now the Gotdeo State wu put at have to be told'that none ,., h1I relaUves prehended each waek In Sin Diego Coun· 10,000, with .Orne 8,000 of those Calilor-., ty alone, while pregnant women from ntans of p~tnantly MeDcan culture. 1 wu smart enou&b to• make any rul Just llOUth ol our border plan to be In tbia Today tbe atate'• llHlcao-<leacent ~Y· country wbeo their babies arrive, so that population 11 put ot al>out tlttoe mW!on ; ONE OI" :nig tliltip that pm1 .. the tbe babies will be, by birth, clti2eos or It ls nol the natural reproductloo ol u-average bua1ae9 ...wtlve'1 ~ is this nalicm. 8,000 C.llfornlllll that JI reopcllllfble. why ber l)Ola ~·t -., rklJculous To bring the poinl cloo<r 'to home. aa'tber It 1a that thll stat. Md nation to tbe res! of Ille trotld u llo does to htr. much has been Slild recently about lilt have remained a p~ land for, over Tbe bett.r she doea hm' "91'1<, tbe more treatment ol idnlcan natlonoll and the acoret of -•n, and ~!Jo to &he !etll tbal ibe !1 Ille ttldeld Iha! keeps Amtricans ol Mexican -t here in peopleo Ill ..e;-tbe -m. •·-.. hlin li'otn ~ ....,.... 11 Ille big Jn. Calilomla. 1bere haa been inucb In our And tbe people of Mexico who ahared compelent ~tbal he f1. A wl8e ex- ""°nl we eannot like pride In; lbere are tblo vlew hod the ldvantqe of prox· ecuuve · "'11 qoUstle trait in lnjustid!s still to be oonoelod, but -and Jmlty. · his aecr.tary, and encourages It rather this Is an Important point -llrenuou> c.11rornia 11 atlD a growing ... t. In a !ban dl-.ges IL I~ 'l>7 feeding ·ber and sincere el&Jrts ire being made to , ~wfn' n•tloo, U both are no longer vanity, lie can fJatllS' ber Into tblnklng correct such lnJus\ICf• u remain. quite ycun g, It Is lDOll Ul<ely 11fe to say that lhe Is malnly ,...ponslbl~ !or his How have lhe Mezlcan.Americans (for Ibey are nol past a~ -and like succesa, he can get ber to do tw1c!e iJ we are almost all , to IOme eitent, a most adolftlCelltl, botb M.ve occask>n al much work for him. h,yphenaled, ofien mlllU·hyphenated, peo-period• of tntroopectloo and telf.doubt. Some husbaods and w1f•• today, wor- ple) .-d many dtiUnl or Mexico react<d _ Tl\11 ·Is normal and healthy, but ·rled about lhelr liquor bltau, d~ to to the injusticea we have recoently heard ndotescentl also from time to time need adopt a nat rule: ·never o lake a drink 80 much or? , reassunna. and those statLsttes on Illegal after dinner. 'ntls sounds gOOd In prin- ln 1846, lltUe more than a century ago, Immigration are reassuriJ\I indeed. clple, but often doesn't work out well in ' • • DAILY PILOT Robert N. \Vccd, PubtUh.rr 'fllon1a.t Ktevil, Editor Barbara Krtibich Edttorlot Paoe Editor Tlut rdltori11I 1;e~c qf tilt Oell)' Pilot MX"k!I to lnrorm •nd 11Umu· I•'~ r.&dl'r. by pr~ntlnr lhl1 nt"w1pepvr'1 opln10n11 t.nd com· ITl<'ntar)' on If/Ille. or lnttrt1t and 1l•nlnc1TK"(>, Ii)' Pf'll\'kSlna a forunl tl)r t~ exptwJlflf'I t>! our readtn' oplnfb na.. and hy l.K'l.'lltn tlnic the dlvene vlev.•tJ0lnt11 of lnformt'd ob- 1ervtra: and .•SXJkt:tmcn oo t0)1lct ,.. of thfl day. · ' Sunday, December 10, 1972 I ' .. • ! , ! I I ! • I • I I ! __ " un (. ar " -la :;. m 0 · wi ..:• .C • :...· wi " ta {I • : ( : \ ,. .. ,<, •, ' " ', ~ pe d a i y .1· ·11 ' • l d s h 3 n e l t . • S\ll'lcfay, DKtmbf!r 10. 1972 OAJLV PILOT A_7 • I Alcohol -Carries I High Pr~ce ·Tag • er1ca • Ill ' I I • I 1 I ! I . I I " . Chrlstilm Scl<'llCt Monitor buvy per<enbge of d I 1 1111 e d Fed I stud! ho "·t 1Jq spirits. Some critics, 1UCb IS era ti 1 w ~ uor Patrtek J . Frawley, a recovered ' b the most widely abuled drug In alcholle who la dlatmwl ol the ex- American IOClety, that drunken ecutive committee of Schlek· dl'lven k1ll up to 30,000 a year on " -U.S. roads, and that alcohollsm 11 Evcrsharp,.,.. •Y lbat the fl&ure f ... " may be -""' )dc!ior.~ "!Pt one o ...,11;1 nal-lon't moat acute that' the ;;,;t?;•s iOta1 2.'I ~~cm health problems. "11lcobollcs and '•de en d·e n t ,,#<, Tho liquor IndUJb, ln<ludes not drinkers" may topt11er be con- •. YSt the COJ'DOl\~ll '41< •to , now 1 •!f11Uni up tO llO.~t ol all beer, decorated wltll ll&bb r oplrib, and wtne a41141n the countlJ'. • . and imitation lrol, DOI Just Al~-·gb . ~··· • c I u a I tbe nelgbbmilood i;.-. or local -• .., , ~ bre_, onii'WiJmes. but llcmll .,., b1 other mJ.y ol the nallon'• _,,....to resWcb<ri, 'it ~ tilcreulngly gb\us. r-·--clear tllat alcolliille. buy bard As 11 ~ lgon>USty promotes ils sales liquor oot ol all ·Pl'OPOt1lon lo lbelr ol beor Will ancl d!Slllled .... ,.t In numben, leaclloa' Crlllcs lo call [or 11 ~--, .,.,..., • defmltive resean:h. qow. a J a n d wnt:r9 M Or" VT mil-co... • .-. 'lb h t Its .-·'"!ton drink-. <OlllUlllO more The ......... , se muc o -· product In ~ cumnt November-alcohol than all but. 11x other na-~ Holiday • J e a 1 on , ~~~lng~:ist'>'lblllty !'_'!.~.Pe ~mW~la lar '"'!I ·•WJY the big· ---~ w ·~ gest ,.i,. ..-.for bard •Pirlll. alleviate the damage !bat drink ~~ lorety oll1i:laJo .are' causes~ es · wonied since countless k crowhiB. number ol ell>trto -AmerlcOna. travel In the holiday __j__ ,, private businessmen, high"ay-safe-sdsoii, many M wintry l»lds. , J !y experla, ~llsb·ln tbe treat-"nie.ll\ll!ISlrY II awaro ·ol·lhe men! ol al~m. and t.deral )l)g ,_,e ol critics who point 1J> , opd atato government Officials -ili>Cial responsibOltles .. Jt reocignlt.e1 ~ ' · lnsilt 'that the. answer is ye&. . . the. ~ to promote what It calls a > Two stat&dcs unearthed In thl . , 't t{~ sense of .. responsible" ,. Monltoifi' · tn\rptigatiort c a U s e . ·~. It contrt.butes to research ./ · 'lS-crlllco-to watry !bat the Industry project., aome of wllfcb have bro- . may In ,fact be perpetuating ed up valnable ...wts. holl!m' through its sa I es Yet the crillco argue !bat some policies. · basi~jilues remain: Whatever the exact figures, the e Whetller the IndUSllJ' Is doing nation's 9 million aJcohoUcs are its proper Ilia.re-th fighting believed to consume a particularly alcoholim).. Tb1s .la .the foremost , ts.ue. The Nixon ad.ministration, through the new landmark National lnttltute oo Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholim, Is providing about Ill million annually on research. '!bough Congreu has specified ICRl\e $300 million for treatment and .research, the C08konsciou s administration bas so far released only about $86 million. This alone, say aome a1cobol industry critics, make! It even more imperative that lhe industry increase its _,,h and education budgets. Other experts v e hem e ntl y disagree. Saya Dr. Ira H. Ci.sin, a proreasor or aociology at. George W~ University: ''Th a t researcfi business becomes a little 1 ) bit of a joke. The government is in- vesting so many millions tha t there's almost no room for ad· ditlonal research ... e '!be Wue of advertising -and labeling. There is litUe current pressure in Washington or in state capilals to force tbe industry to put·~ liquor-bottles the same kln<l of warning now on packs of cigar- ettea In America-that !be product may be harmful to health. Liquar lobbies are stn,ng and well-financ- ed in Washington· and effective locally. · It's estimated that the 9 million alcoholics in the United States each directly touch the lives of almost 4 other Americans, and ring up a "social cost" of about $15 billion a year, let alone human !uffering. Dnmken drivers cau.se economic • losses or $7 billion lo $8 billion. revenues for Washington except for In AJnt!rlcan Industry, 5 to 10 corporate and persona.I Income tax· percent or any givco work roree i.s es. The industry also paid another likely to be made up of alcoholics; $3. I billkin In state and local taxes. thus, for a corporation like General Critics rtply that the total dollar Moton It's between 25,000 and 50,0l,X) costs in aJrohol.ism to the A.merican men. And these people take a ttag-economy -about JS billion an· gering toU in work ine!!icieocy. ad· nua lly - are way above the in· , ded labor costs, as well as dustry's $8.2 bill ion ta.a: payments. enormous rehabilitation burdens to Some critics or the industry also corporate America. say that the federal government, For its part, the liqoor indwitry through the new National Jnstltute remains dedicated to market e:x-on AJcholol Abuse and Alcoholism, pansloo -and sales. 1bis b al· should be putting pressure on the though (and . in some ways, be-industry to recognize the enonnous cause~, the .industry says, most toll of alcoholism -a result, they American dr1nk.e~s a~ ~xtremely stress, of selling a I co h o 1 i c moderate in their drinkmg pra~be.,·erages in the first place -and ces. forcing the industry to muster up Among other things, that sense more funding and support in the expansion means opening up Sun· research. public-education area. day sales. It means increased The tone of the approach or the purchases by women, sales to National Institute may well have young people ages 18 to 21, Election been spelled out .in a recent speech Day sales, and contesting and ~1n· to the President's Corifcrence of the ning, whenever possible, local o~ Brewers Association al Hot lion laws. . Springs, Va., by Qr. Morris E. All told, U.S. per capita con-~tz, who heads the institute. sumption, by 1969-70 f e d er a 1 said Dr. Chafetz: "We do not ex- figures, is at about 3.93 gallons of pect you (brewers) to prov ide absolute alcohol a year. (The ln-financial resources for the treat- du stry says the ~971 pe'. capital ment .of alcoholic people. That is average of distilled spirit ccn· our job. There are more effective SllJ!lpti~n alone_ was 1.87 gallons. ways for you to contribute. which it ~ys 1s some "2 percent ~·~versely, we will not play a less than l1l 1_860.) . . rote for or against al~ol use or To bolster its case, the hquor 1n- take positions to promote th e sale dus try argues that it is a major of your product. That is your job. taxpayer. Its $5.1 billion in federal Our attention will continue to focus taxes last year, its own fig'ures say, upon curtailing the abuse of alcohol made it the largest generator of in this country." L.Coas~l Coq~~rva~~on~~ May Touch Off ln~~nd D~sputes One of the most ironic footDotes to the unfolding drama over the voter-IPPrOVed coastline cooserv8Uoo initlative ts the controversy it figures to create ln inland (. . areas of Southern C&llforoia. It's particularly ironic since the new r · law, passed as Proposition 20 in last :; ' month's general election, was designed only to affect a strip of land 1,000 yard! wide along the 1,087-mlle California ,.:1 .coast. -:. But it is apparently going to have far ;_,· wider implications if tbe new ~ional cornmi.saiom created by Proposition 20 '" "ke a tough stance on granting building permits aJoOg the coutl1ne, .. [emd-by developers. Socb roadblocka -Id mull In shifts of various major projects inland from the coast wherever feuil>le, the concerned-interests JtOW say. Among the types of developments whose builders might be amenable to inland locations if the commissions re- jected their preferred coastal sites are electric power plants, airporb, freeways and ;warehousing and ltorqe facilities for harbors. The most severe· canfllcts over projects which can be shifted from the water's edge are apt to come ln the high desert coontry north and east ol L<a Angele" That's !be area singled out by the Southern Calllomla Edison Co. as most likely to receive new pawer plants if the coastal commissions won't allow plann~ ( SOUT~~RNL\) e-rpension of existing facilities in Long Beach, Hun~ Beach and at San Onofre beactr in Orange County. IT'S ~be place that would pro- bably bear the brunt of proposed new airport fac ilities if construction schedul· ed. at Los Angeles International Airport within the 1,()(11).yard limit is stymied by tl)e new commissioners, who begin operating in February. The Art of Ad'vertising ~ •t • ~ "We still think we can place new power plants along the coast with little en- vironmental damage," .said David J. Fogarty, Edison's vice ptesident for system planning. "We'll try to"get in line for one or the first permits the new South Coast commission grants. "But I guess we are going to have to shift our siting emphasis somewhat if we don't get quick action." If the utility is forced to shift it.S emphasis away from the coastline, Fogerty expects stiff battles from resi- dent conservationists'. "Anywhere we go, we will likely· be dela~ed by la~ts," ~ sald. LOS ANGELES City Atty. Roger . " . .. {'11 ' .Shoppers Glillihle to Gimmickry WASHINGTON -You may aoon be able to buy a can ol aerosol containing the essence of yourself. "Hell, one of the sexiest fragraaces I've ever smelled is natul'Jl body odor," says f'aul Woolard, who, · b executive viOe presldent- mamtlng ol Rovloo, Inc., Is In a pooltloll lo put hll P"'fU' eDCfS on the abelv• in ,.,.., _.,.. ket lmAftlerica. Wclolard Isn't alone In believing that !be ( -American 1hopper can be persuaded to I spend mlllloM. of dollars buying his or -· . her own smell after • spetdlng tens ol millions lo . suppreso ~. r· George H. Gruenwald, president of the · campbel~Mlthun Advertising Agency, ( VON HOFFMAN ) says, "Wrtb the lnttrest in naturalness no one ts yet marltelllll a natural odor - DOI o buman notunl odor. • . G"""""1d, wrltlJJI ill Advertising Age, !las oxne ·other ..... product Idea that sound sllly Giiiy because yoo have't oeen them plugged Cll TV yet. He calls for "preDOO artificial toenails" a n d depilatory soap wh1ch will make us all look like pre-pubUo-rewlution Playboy people when we step out of the ba\h. For god sates, don't wub your hair With it or you won't be able to use another product Gruenwald Is propoalng: "Headwind, an aerosol gas that .~:'.Early Risers Reach Peak " Of Proficiency at 10 a.m. . If you're one of those wbo enjoys leap- ,, Ing out or bed at daybreak, chanceJ arc ,,., you'll reach your epergy peak about ID -,. "'1t.m. That's when the larks are expected · to do !heir best wort. But if you 're one of us who invariably regrets the dsyl!ght, it's likely you won.'t hit your liveliest p~ duct.ion atrtde until about! p.m. Owls do better ln the aftcinoon. The scholars who study Bleep habits report this. PlsTolA IS a little town In Italy. A ' curved dagger used • to be 'made there. 1t WO> called 8 pistol· . ' i I -ese. • Later, a cunred hand gun was m1de there. too. It waa called a plllolet. About A .O.~ 1540 wi1 when ll!at 1o1 •st#rl· ed. tt'a where we come by the word pialOI. YOUNG LADY, do you in·varl nbly kiss on the first date? Wheo pollsters asked 3,000 coeds that , e:itactly 32 percent aald yea. When they put lM query to o like number o'r college men, just 42 peraint said yes. MONEY MAjl'EllS: If yoo lre<p fOUr new car for JO }'ears, It will cost you fotr times the original lnv~tment, the e:it· poMs suy ... PROP~RTY ownel'! pay clght ·llmCI as much b• u Ibey paid In 1939, and local governments a~d 13 times as much money • . • YOU'U. • ( L M. BOYD ) SAVE just about three pucent on rour heating costs for each decree you lower the thermostat. TAKE ANY l,000 women , ap- proximately 46 of them will heive un- dergone surgery. AJ for any t,000 rucn, about 38 will have had operatloos. STATISnCAU.Y, it's satd the average U. S. citizen carrtt.1 on about 745 telephone conversations per year. Uttle better than two a day. BABIES• Which la !be better tor an In- fant; To wrap it secutelY ln ltl ttttlving blanket before putting k down to 1!c<p? Or to COvtr It lootely so It can kick, freely? Debate ovtr lhls la utenslve. """Ian ll!Olhers lceep their ollsprlng swaddled Uke mwnmles. They know that's rlgbl American mothers lmtst thclr younpten be uncumbered. Tbfy know that's right. FOR REASONS Incompletely ... plained, men -1t1rfer fnlm tllat al~ ment known aa the peptic ulcer tend to be longshot gsmblers. At the toblea. At the tracks. And In blJSln<a Or noaearch In the. NatJGnal Naval Medical center at Bethesda, M.d., ·indicates such, at any rate. fumigates but doesn't dampen the hair, lea'1ng a fresh scent" ..•. which could be either natural-natural or chemical- natural. Cbem.Jcal-natural is preferable, acoordlng lo oinell researcher Dr. J. S(epban Jelllnek, whom Advertising Age quotes u saying, "The irony ii that most ol the 'natural' odors and tastes are really chemical limulatioos of the :-ea! thing. • .a concentrate made from real lemons, for iMtance, doesn't necessarily smell the way people think a fresh lemon abould mneil." IN A WORLD where natural smells un- natural, and unnatural smells natural, it la ..,Jy natural that Advertising Age $ould tell us that this Clristmas, ''There is even a styler-dryer with mist, ap- parently for those indecisive souls '"ho want to wet their hair while drying it." Don't laugh. The electric hair styler· dryer market ia.$90 mtwon big and that's not lncluding Clairol's new-for-this· Christmas Skin Machine or Lady Schick's Warm 'N' Creapiy dispenser for heated facial cleamer and moisturizing cream. The whole belltb aed beauty aids in· dustry, as lt'1 called, is not to be believ- ed, alt.bough all of us customers do believe -to the tune or profits which you appreciate if you're a stockhoider in, say, American Home Products. American Home, which pushes Anacin. Preparation H, Dristan, Neel, Infra•Rub, Sleep-Eze, Heet, BiSollol, Freemne, Easy Off, Woo.lite and a lot of otber stuff, ran up a billloo and a half dollars in sales last year, fl. wbieh $11:Kt million wu profit. How all this stuff gets coooocted and sold defies analysis. Take Preparation H. It started off u a bum ointment, and -got.-l=ormulated Into lb cur· ""'t -befu ~lty, and If !bat market sags~ it may end its days aa a furniture poll1b. Or look at Pepsodent, which wrvtves in the $350 mlllion toothpaste inarket after Pepco, Forhans, Kolynoa, and Ipana with "Zlntol" have vanlsbod. PEPSODENT WAS the child of ad· •trtlslnc &mlua Albert Lasker, who Is supposed to have made millions on the stuff by running the company on a ro'"mula of "one-third to manufacturing, one-third to advertising, one.third to pro- fit." At one point, when it may have _ seemed that sales were getting shaky, he ordered bis chemists to add a new in- gredient that "would ha ve three vowels and two consonants." Hen~ the then- miracle substance "IriurtJ ," of whic h Lasker once said, "I invented lrium. Tell me what It is." The age of Irium is long past. Today old Pepsodent is into fluorides along wit h other toothpastes, but this segment of lhe incl.u..try seems to have flattened out. The growth potential is ln pimples, where Oearasil, we're told by Ad Age, "bolds an estimated 13 percent of I.he $46 million acne medlcntlon. market." "1iw! pre- Cosmopolltan and post-training bra" market Is being fought over by two g·roups of products refttred to as tbe vi sible and the invisibles. The visibles or hide-the-pimples pi'eparaUoits include Clearasll-regular, cover Girl Plus 3. Thera-Blem., and Cuticura; the invisibles or let 'em shine products include ClearasU Vanishing Formula (that's the pimples, not the face ), Fresh Start, lce- 0-Denn, Propa P.H., and Tackle. Another big money c1naker is the $465 million hush-bush or very personal essen- tials market. That's your unmentionable sprays and products like C.onfidets, P.iodess Flwibables, and Kote:it's New Freedoms. 'Ibey sometimes have a hard tlme getting on the air, as, you can sup- pose, does Cruex, which promises to fight something called "Jock Itch," or a pro- duct called Wet Ones, which ran a newspaper ad this fall that began with thil headline: "A frank dilCUS!ion about the limlla· ttons cl tollit paper." If no part of the body is overlooked . oeithcr Is any group or people. Arro Sheen shampoo tell s lls customers. 'kama mama, kama binti," which means 1'llke mother, like daughter" in Swahili. Uke father, like . son , too, becluae everybody goes on buying and belltvlng. ..------Bfl George-----.. Dear Geort.: Mt Wlfa, nits at me •I tlle top ol her voice and I'm about ready to leave her. In lid. I know this luOcloul lllvorcee wbo aeema to like me. The only troubfe Is that she hos a U!ndency to, well -nag me, also. Do ,... think I would better bll with tho divorcee? Or woold Ille Just turn lritO anothtt screaming wife? C.T, ,Dear C.T.: Probably 1be would. You Imo'! • the old la)'h}&. Never swap nags in mldscream. 1De1r Georgt: Thanka a lot for your cure for in- IOTnRia; whkh I read ln yoor col- umn. The cure didn't -k btlt y00r colwnn put me to lleep ~ nlglrt. ANEW~'AN Dear Fan: That'• lunny -your etter kept me awake all night. l . . • Arnebergh has said planned building pro-years. jects iotfkling more than $40 million at The increased pressure Proposition 2Q Los Angeles International Airport may may1 create for building that airport have to be delayed or scrapped hecause could mean further clashes between the lhey're within the coastal zone. desef.i conservationists and th c But if the 1 facilities are really developers. necessary -and both airline and airport IN' THE CASE of harbors, Proposition . o!ficials say they are -they'll have to be 20 specifically exempts their main· builtdsothemewlhere.I tenance from regulaUoo by the new com- An ogica alternative is at the missions. But the area around harbors city's projected Palmdale Intercon-whu.h lies within the l,000-yard z.one is tinental Airport in the Antelope Valley W.}-high-desert area about 45 miles due north.. not exempt. That area "is. the scene of r d conlihual .construct.Jon or warehousing o owntown Los Angelet:" ,· and Ito I ciliti" Edison may have to erect a powef.. . rage a es. plant in the Antelope Valley as well,., . The ne"."'. ~ons may cause such Fogarty said, if the utility is forced to ~...can1truct10n to ~ shifted ouWde the shift its planning emphjSis away from coastal zone despite complaints from the shoreline. shippers. The power company for some time s ·At Los Angeles Harbor a1ooe, $67 planned to build one plant tn the gh million in planned private ~evelopments desert near Victorville in San Bernar 0 could be affected, the city attorney County but t4oae plans are l>qillg dela ed reported. . . by a lawsuit. In the ~1ghway ~. Proposition 20 ' ..u1·IfkelY/gl•e liirtJiei' empllu\l lo a Ji. THAT surr ctslms the state Pu ic month-old state policy which 'fllvors in- Utilities Commission mu.st ma~ an land solutions .to trampc:rtation problems vironmental impact study independent over routing of new roadways near the Edison's own Inquiry before It can pe beaches. construction to start. All these types of development will Environmentalists in the Antelo surely __ be affected somewhat by I.he three Valley, too, have already shown MW commiJ.sions which will govern the sensitive they are to new development Southland's c~. They have filed a lawsuit. which Anet if developers do shift their em· held back planning of the P phasia away from the ocean, as seems airport for months and I.he dispute likely, they're almost certain to create a likel y to be resolved for at least l whole new set of environmental quarrels. Wife Takes Strong Stand On Preside t's Suggestion DEAR PRESIDENT: t, Joe Sikspak, American. take pen in hand with whi to pat you on the bac k for your great vi - tory and as k you to kindly kee p your .. oose out of my busi· ness. I come down IC> breakfast and there's Mrs. Sikspak (tha t's lhe wife) reading the paper. ''So where's my ( ART HOPPE ) going to do what I can to make you com- pletely Independent," aays t, "by cutting off your groceries." "That's not falr, Joe," she says. "You know I've been looking for work , but there's no jobs." two over easy?'' SO WE GET into a knoc k-down drag· says I. out;-wbicb win up Yr'ith me telling her "You'll have to fry them yourself fror1ii t rfllr!ll1101T+<lidii!l.jive her a Valentine"s oow on ," says she. ''It's for your own card in 'SB was I dn 'f want to pamper good, Joe. It'll make you a stronger in-her. And I slew a t it all day. dlvidual." . On the way ~· I stop by Paddy's "T'D get strong frying eggs?" says t. Place for a sev; gb and tell him the And then it dawns on me. She's gone and whole story, " t's it all mean, Pad- become one of these women's llppers. dy?" says I. "Who you been listening to," says I, "It means, Joe," he says, polishing a "German Greer?" glass, "that folks on welfare are going to "No," she says. "the President. It says have a tough four year1.'' 1here where he told a tcporter that -now •1Jofil for that, Paddy," says 1. "They listen to this, Joe - 'The average ought to go to work." ·. Ameri can ls just like a child ln the fam i· "You really 101 .... to cut orr tho wife's ly.' " U'6 ""MIE PRESIDENT coUOO me a lit tle kld?" says I and t snatch up \he paper. Sure enough, she's tight. Then yoU go on to say, and I quote, 'lf, on the other band , you make him c ompl e l e l y dependent and pamper him and cater to him too much, you are «olni to make him JOO, apoDed and 8\lentually a very ~·eall:: Individual.• " '1Did you re.d the part, Joe.~· says the wife , ''where ~ Preatdent says, 'You give him some res~bllity and he is going to amount to IOl'l).etblng'?" , "Wh3t do you want me to amount to," says 1, "a fry cook !" No, the Prelldenl'I right, Joe," she says. "By catering to you and pampering you I've made you tbe 11>lt1 spolled, very weak individual you are today. So .. a start to building 1 11mn1 moral character, please fry your own eggs.." ''Fine.." A)'I L '1And In return I'm • • groceries, Joe?" says he. "After all. she's ~n living off your welfare for 20 years. "Wat tilt t tell her that!" says I. Then t hav lo kind of shake my head. "But you know I couldn't bring myself to do that, Paddy." "That's why, Joe,'' says Paddy, ••you aren't PT!sldtnt. 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Wanntr goa-llag. • ' '· • • A J8 DAILY PILOT Sunday, Oteembtr 10, lW? ) School Superintendent Without Stall1 By CANDACE PEARSON ot tll4I o.llY Pla.t llaft • voluoll!OI or &IJ&hUy -· -ll'llll your ntWI .. , .kids do e •11, )'tllJ'l'OUlld ICbool Uarm): ''lb& polllblllly II holJHt and use al commercial He 11'4 1111 ~ ...,., 11118 mtllioa. all the moving." plans: H1'agret1 !bat lt AYoldl food that they cU.. l\Udeglo) 'r~ wtU atao be explored. pennanoO!ly ,...111to lrvllle , Being the superintendent of a new school district without any staff Is kind or like "trying to swim without any arms or legs," but Irvine The Onni• County Oounoel'a IDllead of ustnc rllld "'"' lbe summer learning lit and could be lomted cloMr to 111111' C...,. Is 11iYt11i w Ith wtie.-1*1 .;.n at lea!t eljht ofllce blaald tentallvely !bat !rob, educalion ooght to adapt added that "moat ichool hou8es lhu ....... .,. -~... -•-"' ... -Ille -·~· now. ,.~._.,_·Mure homes, uotU -the bonded tndebtodnesl may _, """ i-<•• •• _., "'-"""'' --~• not have to be Included in the to what children are ttady for districts go to it for space." In Portables,'". rental of t;'lct. "still living out of a suitcaae." t)My lell thtfr bowie up,_"''· sale& determination. Irvine and when. "The key-kl: plart-Cupertino, officials said tbeyl----::;iiiililliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiij;;:~~- I Unlfled's Stan Corey Is mak· ~ Ing do, buoyed by the supJ>Ort or residents. " • The district could hlre staff , would 1UD bo liable !or tt, bol Ding -es lrom ~ cblld, not had an II-months •cbool'1Ml'.I the lal'glll' bond sales would !';::' !be ijme ol y911(," he Abput 40 peroent ol jJie ~ the district to "move studenlt were enrolled in IUM· ·'·aj! -•• A Core~s refiections on other 1er -~-1 ~K fasler" Corty -, n .~·~· llrln rullna ~ expected m I • topitl : . • High ochool campua DAIL y-10 to 9 CAROUSl!L COURT near future~ e CIOsed classrooms versus restrlcUons1 "I don't know I ' .., The people tiave shown that-flexible walls: ''You ha.ve to why they have to ~ ,hlgb , a...."9i fl..-st .. __ SEE SANTA now, but IL then runs the risk of belng overloaded next July I when it becomes operational and inherits personnel from defunct district offices. Irvine, Saddleback Valley and Tustin Unified districts were created last June in a unification electkm w h i c h spelled out the end for San "Irvine 19 different." Corey train the teachers to u~ the school like stir (prison). ' · 1 VM.18 · \' t J ..... said, bot •now ,'iilO{ must,..Js~pace~,~to;w!or~k;tog~e~tbert:.~ l!~a~ll_J~·~~Abondonm~;~en~t~ol~tbe~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:_ __ decide what that' auterence 11. you want is ttpace, Park the 1tvine School ( c r l t i c i zed One llrst step Is a steering ktdo .. tbe playground." because ol Jet noi.. and ealety comniJtkle that will decide • , Joaquin, Tustin Union and Tustin elementary districts. " Corey, 47, most recently I superinl endent or the CUpertino Union S c h o o I District fK-8 )"in the San Jose area, was born in Whittler and gradl\llted from Santa Ana High Schoot He ls Jn~ enviable position of starting the dlstrict know· , ing that at least 81 percent of· ;...,. the voters ln the area want to ~.. support the school effort i').· monetarily. A $50 million bond. issue ,of the Irvine Unified School District pcissed ·by 81 percent Nov. 7. OPENS NEW DISTRICT lrvino's Stan Corey There is a possibility the district wW be able to sell a tull 10 percent of those bond monies at one tim.e, Corey said last week. It w 1 s prP,vtoosly said that a unified district could sell 10 percent of its assessed vaJuation in bonds at one time, minus its bonded indebtedness. With the debts the district will inherit from 1\tstin and San Joaquin, this w a s estimated at about $5.8 million for Irvine, with an assessed wbat procedurea to use to define the dislrict's goals and objectives. The first meeting last week o( that conf'mittee drew 100 penoM. Tbey will meet again Jan. B for an all-day con- ference where o u t s i d educators will discuss dif· ferent me~ ,...of .. fi.nding goals. .. The gilMJp ,wW theb recom- mend a plan :to the school board , C.Orey said. "It could work very we\1. I've done it before.'' His own .general philosophy is that 1chbola must be "turn- ed around."' The tall, personable man said schools have b e e n operated "like you can pro- Ecology Red Tape Enta11gles Balboa Isle Canal Dredging The Balboa Island Grand cedures needed to get the dig-already been submitted to the Canal dredging project has ging Jppro1t-ed. water quality board, but the run aground or what may be a "We now have a number o( board·returned the ·plans a.sk· long bureaucratic delay, a approvals to get before the · 1 d 1 il · t · Ne"i:iort Bj:ach city official work can start and we are fin-ing or more ea s in cer am revealed tc&y. ding out that you canll do areas -such as comPQSition ''Our original target date to them concurrenUy,'' Devlin of the material to be dredged. start work on this project was said. "It has to be a one-at-a-"That action holds up any shortly after the first of are-ti.me process." ·. progress we could .. make on year but with all the r~tric-The ste~ Devlin said the ci-the EIS ·and the Corps of tive legislation now on the ty will have tQ take incl~de : . Engineera·won't eveastart the ·books "'e can forget · about . o-r. ... i: ol W ks e _. '"t""'auon · , an ~n-per-'!· pr~ure-un11·1 theY that," said Public or · tal · t tat ., "" .-= I VII'Onmen impac s emen have water q"uality appro¢als Director Joseph Dev In. as required by recent court . hand , De 1. sald Devlin, whose office is rulings and the newly signed •tn Th : ·-v r· t . k reSponsilille 'for preparmg all ·· Knox .Bill..---AB889 r,,.., ecedcorpslo ash wee an- the tr t and pecilica . . E'"· , all "li noun a ug new· p · con ac s s ~ q~mg ~or puu c ~edure while it says any tions for the dredging effort, proJect:,;_rtili u . b the developer ,...... including public said he is .very dbcouraged by .• ~ 1cauan oy agencies _ will' have to 80 the outlook for ·this and other Calif~1a Regional Water through befoni projects.Will~ big city projecb. Quahty Control Board. . . approved .. ''Th.is is only a $10,000 pro-• Approval from the Slate "What all this means is that ject and getting th·e m®ey us-Dejtartment of ~~ a n d the city is gQing to end. ~p ed to be the hardest part," he Game. spending a Jot mort money ft! said. "Now it Is one of the • Ji.pproval of a now hard· staff time than bad ever been easiest." . JoilOt dredklng pt lrom dreamed or," Devlln ptd.· J. The canal between big and the Army Corps of Engineers. "The impllcalion, ls tbat !fa little Balboa islands has bee n • Approval of the Coastal $10,000 project can )le .held up a \opiC or controversy ever z 0 h e Conservatlon Com-for so long, 'f'e are facing.ex- since tides and runoff began mission that will form in tensive delays on most of our filling It up with silt to an February as a result of the other big projec:D," Devlin almost non-navigable point. passage of Proposition 20 in said. Earlier this year, at the the November election. Devlin said the· city is pro-- recommendation of Orange · .. By the time we get through· ceeding on some projects as Coonty Harbors, Beaches and all al that, we will •t least be though nothing bas changed. Parks Conunis.sioners, the into the next fiscal year and "We feel fortwlate so much Board of Supervi.son agreed will have to go through the la already under construction to put up the estimated $7 ,500 whole thing again to get because any others In the cost of dredging out the silt. rebudgeted," Devlin said. future are going to be delayed Devlin said that figure will He said the project has indefinitely,'' he said. · read at least $10,000 by the time work is allowed to begin. He said the city is supposed to handle all t h e ad- ministrative aspects of the project. which now means it must fund all the .new pro- It thb IDVndl impenlb\t ••• Clll todtr for th1 1J1-C11Mnl111 story of Hou Mtm0ri1I Kosptt1rs "Four TIPibll PT•ris !or Gl¥inl''. You wiU bt In fOf • plt1sant 1111priyl Tel•phone: 645-8600 &tt'ntlon toe Atk fCM' T'homil St•dllttfW HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 301 N4iwport Boul1verd New,ort S.1oh, CA. 92660 I 'Balsam Plus' perm. 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The young yogi's Divine Light Mission, which has Its headquarters in this north India town hard by the Ganges River, boasts 3 million Indian followers and about 100,000 abroad, S0,000 of them In the United States. Maharaj Ji's devotees are called "pre mies," w h i c h means loved ones. An estimated 1 0 , O 0 0 • • Chubby Cherub P~ed Piper -to 10,00J -·1 and Wlgllq• are not Im· shun m!nlsklrtl, bol'~ and I port.ant in WI movement.'' makeup. . • · 'f'ia~i-~MOlll cl the 1'l'Omiff 'were "We-feel 111al It 18 lni~nt btlsy II jobo they had been lo •IAY within the social i!ruc- IMlgned throuah the camp's ture," said llrtghlm, an In- Divine Employment Agency . tanae 10~ man wil> Uveo 1n Saqie ...,. cooking and oerv-a Mlsslori aahram teinple Jn inC food. Qthers were washing Denver and drives a lax! part- clolhea, or folding leaflets. time to help support the One of ihese young p.op!e, ashram. Gary Stlles, 21),, of l!;u)ov.,., ------N. H., O'<!diled MabaiaJ 'Ji h L• wilh pulling blm away from "I was just hitch ia1n9 drugs. a r o u n d searching for "! was juot h!lchhlklng d around searching for something. I was oing somelblng," said the onetitne a lot' of dope. In New farm bay. "I was dolng a lot ed of dope. In New York Maharaj York, Maharaj Ji look I JI looked through me and 'aort through me and soJt of I of taught. me how to shine from within," taught me how to shine Some of the premies from within." acknowledged lhal their adop- tion of Maharaj Jl's religion premles, including aboul 3.500 young American and other foreign followers, greeted Maharaj Ji at the airport in New Delhi when be returned from New Yor~ early in November. nie fo r e I g n disciples paid $4.10 each for rounQ·trip tickets that brought them lo 1ndla on 10 chartered planes, including eight jumbo jets. ' MAHARAJ JI, LEFT, IS.YEAR-OLD GURU, GREETS HIS 10,000· DEVOTEES Tony Fam, 19; of New York, 1 Follower of Guru, MakH 1Btffd In Camp, In lndla had caused them problems at Brigham said be ·may soon )I home. be working for a weekly ' "My parents are v.ery freak-. English·language newspaper I ed' out about lhi'I," said pretty Maharaj Ji plans' to start ~ f fndi tha I. hm is . ' c· f •"'-l>or-a C:arl; 21, Of Jackson, publ1's"·' m· '"· near fu"·-. or ·a t Eng 15 en who M s1on s 1ty o Love pay no camp in· un:: ,absence of Miss. But, she said, "I thin~ •ui'-6 um ~"''C" ruJed over this couhtry for two attention to the criticism of Maharaj Ji waa a: u r u they w;iU change when they "It will be sort of a Chrls· centuries nQw bow their heads Maharaj Ji. Dayalanand, one of tbe 2~ find that 1 have fowtd· peace: in tlan S c i e n c e Monitor-type in reverence before the young Judy Maurer, 23, of San or so "mahatmas" uld to aiao my Ufe.'' thi~,'' he said, adding tbet BOL Y FESTIVAL In New Delhi they celebrat. ed a three<ley featival honor-ing Meharaj Jl's tale guru fa- !b<r, f"""®r of !b<t Missloa, then folded tllelr lenla and rolled their sleeping bags and came to Hard.war, where ~Y get up each day at 4 a.rn., for two hours of meditation before breakfast, one of their two meatless meals of the day. guru Maharaj Ji?" she asked. Jose, said the t h re e weeks have the ppwer W tranamlt 1be prmd• readily ac-plans were rori it to eventually The fact is that some Indian she had spent here were Perfect Knowledge. cept mt,......,,.,: Brigham, 22, become a dailt. · leaders -reUglous_andJay ~ "totally b I i s sf u !." Others "The lives of tho-Jotmc-MalloittlJ&~ic relations~. Asked if be would be editor. consider Maharaj Ji a fraud questioned said the same in foreigners here are_ pure: and man from Denver, Colo., cans Brigham said "what }Ob l premi~ ·Maharaj Ji and his entoqrage and his mls.!ion a gigantic equally ecstatic terms. holy," the guru sald. litting "~ dllclpllne." The have is not important. I'll be 'nle · xt year he ve;ptured 'and that the Indian press bad ripoff. A group of rellgiolL'I The Maharaj Ji had been lit-cross-legged vn a lhlall, bard 'mm tDd boys wear their hair doing whatever guru Maharaj lh .led S h be and political leaders met in tle seen for awhile and the ex-bed. "Class, color, nationality. lhort. The women and girls Ji wants me to do.'' to e n1 tates, w ere given his visit-the worst·possi-New Delhi to demand that the ·planation was he has been ill. 1 -----'---'-'---'--''----"-'--"-'---_:_---~------- picked up followers and learn-ble coverage. boy guru be examined by a "He's having trouble with ed to I ke American ice cream The Holy Mother said In-I d d h1's liver," sru'd Dr. Edward ;i ard ~rror movies. He e.lso pane of octors to etermine y P , , . ked Am . . dians did not appreciate what his true age, which they Hanzelik, of Brooklyn, N. ., If ' ~•-"IU • -~•~lit-ti •t pie ~a~ erican accent ·Maharaj JI has done for the claimed is at least 22. one of the camp physicians ~re: . ._1W' ,, ""'. U YYCll ' "The Perfect Master and su P rases as "freaked country. The 2,500 foreign premies and a premle himself. '·~~ never dies.~aharaj Ji is here ambngst you" out,"[hichbeusetwhentalk-"Isn't It a matter of pride camped out here at the The man In charge at the you q1n save a ing or these troubled umes,,-============~~~~~~~~~======="===;I · and "kally fanlastic," which IT -· ' -• ' , :~ulli~kte ~~rldd~scribes his All custom drapenes, slipcovers, The premies hail Maharaj st:~~f.?~';ml~~~s',Ufl~ reupbQlst.~, for delivery Ji, who celebrated his 15th ed arpund him, vowing to t birthday loday, .. the per-forsak~ dru1ts. ! 0 b a cc 0. atter . he_ 'hQlidavs, f e c t master and Lord of alcohol and casual sex. --. ., . the Universe. Some of the When Maharaj Ji stepped 15% off. younger followers claim he oft a jumbo jet in New Delhi has gotten them off drug trip~. before his cheering prem.ies , ~ll say he has changed their he looked for all the world a lives, irre"oc;:ably. . . k1d with the world in a tug and Maharaj J,1, took ov~ at.th~ .. the stopper· in his hand. But age of ~ as Perl~t Maste~ there was trouble on the when his falher. died . He said ·hori.zorL ~ votce came to . him 53Y.ing, A few hours· later.· -custo You are HE. You are 1.o con-officials leaked tbe ·still un-. tinue." l"~TIJER'S F1J$w. - Maharaj Ji said he did not want to become ~he l;te{d guru ana would have preferred to be "a mischievous little boy." But he.could not deny hts duty ana at his father's funeral be . -told ·the mourn"ers to stop wetptng. · • "The Perfect Master nevef dies," be .lold the f!pcl, "Maharaj Ji is here, a'.mongm you." proved allegation that he · had attempted. to bfing into ihe coontty almc# -lllJ,000 in undeclared A m e r i c a n cur- rency, preciotls-stones and watches. The -premieS-saidrhe was being falsely persectlted, just as. Jesus Christ had been. The'y said ·the . aUeged ..,cQn. traband was pa,rt of the assets of the 111:lsiiion's 'divine bank and was being held i n safekeeping for the owners, all devotees. ' ... -· .. 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The Missk>n -W en t in- ternational two years ago with a parade through New Delhi with Maharaj Ji riding a goldan chariot, trailed by camels , elephants and newsman here. She cbar~ed that customs officials bave1 h u m 11 i a t e d Stop that Cough, Eat Chicken Soup WASIDNGTON (UPI} - A remedies, such as a nasal doctor has suggested that hot decongestant when needed, or chicken soup might be as er-plain aspirin when indicated. feetlve u 90me highly adver-· He said for some nose and Used medlcin"' In fighting throat problems, steam, cold- coldJ and coughs. water mist, lozenges, and bot Testifying at the Senate drinks are better than com- M on o p o I y subcommittee's blnation drugs. bearings on over-the-<:ounter dnlga, Dr. Sol Katz of Georgetown University, Washlngton, said cough and cold medicines often have "a wild, irratloDal mixture of in- JO't!(flents ttiat' can b a 'i e harmful effect!:," • ' C o I d preparations con- taining numf.tOUS ingredients such as ~gestants, an- tihistamines, analgesics, an- Ucbollnergics, caffeine, etc;., are objeoUonable fur many reasons," Katz said. Beojarn.ln Gordon, s t a f f economist for the su~ c.'l>mmitlee, told Katz he fOUlld that for a cold, hot chicken IOUP mad< him feel belier. "Hot chlc"ten IOUP la very good," Kati taid. "Hot drink! are good. They can be much . more ta.sty anfl, a lot cl)eaper than a lot of cold remediea on the market.'' Katz said the remedies thal combine ~entl .m1i y hannfU!ly oupprw a totiih by alao proloaglng ·an .Infection and drylllll nasal passsges •hen "WI la not what you want· to do!' , "YCIUlllllen eanllOt bey 6 percent··· but they can go lnlo a ~ llon> and buy I cough~ rib 20_percent alc.'9ho1,',__'Xail Iii~. 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A ... .. ___ _ . ~. 8MIT89' MORTUAllt . ., Mall St. R'10lhlJ!t1 ~· - 0 -· , • ... . -'• . , • \ , -~ S11ndaJ, Otc41nbtt 10, 1972 DAILY PILOT A I ~"-'-"'--"....:..:;..:=~--~~~~_!l...U.~ Hospital Addition Blocked Faculty Panel Recommends Ban on Classroom Smoking MesaM~ Faces Trial In Stahhino • ANAHEIM -llomeownen LONG BEACH -A blow ided he SANTA ANA -A yooog v w re amokJng i s reprae:nted on the committee Llon Country Safari employe,. pennllt<d. IUrltlni In !he report. Mra. has been ordered IA> ra .. trill · . David E. Gray, ~ver1ity Laurie SJ.m.ma. 1, deptrtmental Feb. 14 on assault charat1 living next to A n a he I m tw betn struck on behalt of Memorial Hospital won a bat-non-amotera by a faculty cont· Ue _ _l!l_,_lbelr fiaht against 'ex-"!lttee at Cal 1'14Ie University, pa""""' of !he ho!pltat when Lang a-•ch tho state &aembl,y ordered ' · · -• · Ihe state Department 0 f JI-•TY -'l'he Eoolo,llcil and Environ- Healtb to withdraw t h e '---------' mental Practices Committee boa:pltal'a c e..r t If 1 cat e ~f of the school's Academic ~. · T _J·'-1 S.nata baa recommended a " [f!Olut!<>1L '"°"''"® by C ,Ou Set flat ban' on amoking in ~bJ.yman John Briggs (R-classrooms, laboratorJes1 Jee. Fullt.rton), was passed by the J Sb • ture halls and elevators at the vice president { o r ad-who stemming from an &Ue1ed ministratlon, aald that some secretary served 85 •tabbing incident March 25 In student.a had protested amok-chalrman. aaid the repon Newport Beach. ing in classrooms and labs to represented a consensus or the Orange County s u p e r I 0 r him. The u n t v e r s I t y ad-commltlee, whlch ln it.I effort Court Judge WllU-.m Murray ministration, he said, had to be fair to amok.era turned set the trial date for Steven reported their comment.!I to down more d r a 1 tic sug-Ray Carnagey, 19, of 1039 Dr. Helen Gilde, presldent of gutlons. Valencia Orlve,-Cocta Mesa. the Academic Senate. She He is charged with assault reterred the matt« to the "For instance, we rejected a with a deadly weapoo and is Ecologjcll and Envlroninental SUUealioll that we re<Om· free oh ball. house abordy b e I 0 re ad. n ooting' . achoo!. ,.,.._. !Oii week. • Currentl,y the questioo or II ~ tho dlnetor o! the Of Woman. . anoidna In !he classroonu and Heal}ll "Doportment IA> wit!>-ltlla la felt' up to !he lndlvldull draw tbe cer:tlflcate-"of neces-lnstructon -most of whom 1ity 1':hicb ,enable{:( the hos-SANTA ANA ~ A ruao.·ac-allow their students to smote. , pttal' to cmdemn bomea In cU!<d or shooting h~ wU• dur· But Ihe committee· noted • a tnct aell IA> the IAclllty at Ing a quarrel In !he couple's ·that "thole wbo do not omoke -1111 W. La,Palma A•e In home has been ordered Io face have an equal right not to be Prad1""' Cornmtttee. mend ~ all cigarette Carnagey was ldentUl<d lut "We have a good deal ot machlnet1 from campus. We June so 111 the man. who all& evidence IA> indicate that think """''""' '"' DOI anoklng gedly Innlclod stab wouncla "' breathing sinokeladen air is a is something the lndlvldual has Richan! Young of Coota Meaa. health hazard for the non-the right to choose for himself. Young aod..Jwo companloos smoker, just as smoking is We were conCemed with ~ saw Carnagey at a Newport clearly buanlous for Ihe tectlng !he rights of both Beach party' three montha ' smoktr," th e committee's smokers and ooo-smokers." later and advised police. · order to expand. trill Jan. 24 In Orange Collnty subjected IA> !he anDOl'ance teporf"declared. Camq:~ WM '°immediately · Furthermore, it suggested, Uniforms OK'd bookedlega.tlon. on the assault al· attending~ in i. mnote-fill- .ed room may lower student · Jr ;oiiiiiO;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; performance. . ANAHEIM -One-filth Of BrJcgs said the certillc:ae Sa~or Court on charges of and, for some, the danger of was originally issued ·80 the attempted murder. , breathing smoke created by ~ could buy the homes Judge William Murray set smokerS." to make way tor conatrucUon the trial date for Arnold • It went oo to recommend a of • new Qllternlty ward. . Arthur . Bi'llkreutz, 43, ' of · ban on nnoklng in all clas5 "Smoke-laden air m a y the women city employes here decre• sensory acuity and have chosen to wear clty-ap- s o m e a s p e c t s o f proved uniforms. Seven ap- perfonnance," the report said. proved Items cost a total of HOPE The assemblyman said all Buena Park. The defendant situations "in closed places of but two ct! the hs'mes had been was freed on bail and ordered assembly," and in elevators. ~ when it was learned to return to the courtroon1 The report recommended that that tl)e hosplfal was not going Jan. 1'2 for a pretrial hearing. facuJty be held responsible for · .d_UDa.ternity _mr_d,_but J3ritkr_eutLwas a u e_:1 te_d_enforelng their reguiatloo.i, but had. p1am for cobltiuctlon of a Nov. 5 by police responding to that students ''~provided medJcal a n d -i professionaJ neighbors' reports« gun shots avenues of recourse beyond building Oil Ihe site. · at his home. Ihe Inattu-Involved" In ."A man's home lsJike apple Mrs. Gerl Britkreutz, 38, case smoking' regulations are pie and motherhood in this w~ rushed to a local hospital violated. Faculty, students and 1151 and are red . white and HOAG HOSPITAL univeraity staff employes were two shades Of blue. country. 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LA Needs Muscw, ~ Says Jess Unruh By BILL SfALL Another candidate is 'I'on\ LOS ANGELES ('AP ) Reddin, who quit as Yorty's Jess Unruh doesn't bristle police chief several years ago anymore when they call him for an ~~cessful attempt to ··Big Daddr," .the title his be a tele~siol\.newscu:ter, enemies pinned on liim while · ·The prunary Is April 3. In Unruh was leader or the thi s nonpartisan race, a .i;:an- California Legislature. didate can win the ma~r'a of- Unruh is running for mayor fice by getting a· majority in of Los Angeles QDW. the· primary. But a runoff in And what this sprawling lat.e May is virtually assured amalgam of a city -the na-this year. I tioo's third largest -needs yorty'~ critics accuse him of may be a little political mus-being little more_ than a cle. says Unruh, already a figurehead. Ca lifornia political legend. In a widely publicized U.S. ; "I think most of the Big Senate h~ si:&: years ago. J Daddy image is involved in an Yorty claimed that because of 1 abi\Jty to get things done." an unwieldy city charter and Unruh said in an interview California's distrust of big city this past week. political bosses, the mayor en- 1 Unruh, returning to the joys of ooly fragments of pow- pclitica1 wars after losing a er. ' 1970 bid for governor, leaned 1be county runs welfare. back in a squeaky office The inde~t · Board d swivel chair, hi.s" 1uit coat off Education runs' the schools. and his tie askew. The state handles job training "I'm just not going to run and Wlemployment. from the image of power," he That Jeav~ city government sald. mostly with such housekeeping "I think it's high time that functions as police and fire we quit llstening to people that protection, picking up the tell us that a strong man in of· trash and running the harbor fice ls to be feared and a weak and airports, Yorty said. man is to be respected." Sen. Abraham Ri~ff. (D- A major issue in the con1est Com!.), asked Yorty If, in ef- already is just bow. eU..Uve feet, he dldn1 lack the tooJs and powerful' a mayor can be n~ to make a modern city in a city that snakes and run. sprawls over '462 square miles. "That is exactly right," has three million residents and Yorty replied. · • frequenUy is portrayed in But Unruh said las\ week magazine article stereotypes the mayor was llTOt'lg. -freeways, smog, Hollywood, ''The office does have a surfer boys and sleekly tan-great deal of power to it," said n e '1, bikini-clad California Unruh. And possibly no other girlf': Californian has a greater For the past 12 years, fei sty tmderstanding of the concept Sam Yorty has held the and potential of political $35 ,000-a·year post, thriving on power than Unruh. controversy and his own brand The fonner A s s e m bl y of political marverick·tsm. speaker added: "Sam Yorty Yorty, 63, has not annowiCt'd and other mayon have sort of that he will seek a fourth conned the -people into believ- term, bot Unruh thinks he Ing tl>ey can1 do anything will. aboot anything. Also in the .race is Th:lmas "But that just isn't true," Bradley, 55, a career police of· Unruh said. I ficer who became L o s "The office has IO much Angeles' first f>tack dty coun· visibility, so much prestige, cilman in 1963. 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Senate -doetn't tamisli ils. lilre to amblUous' men who 1 oi:Oupy the blue ~ diall'll ln•Jbe Vlclo~J-·n-style . cJlimber. There have been tllOee leadership cl\anges In I~ ~eal'll. ~'They don't cali us pro tern ~'i' uothlng " observes Sen ., .. ~ Mills,' the San oiegO, ' lljno;crat who presently holds 1 "" tlij'job. . . PRESENT PllO'T'EM .~•!w Jlm'Mlll! ~· 1....,.ten take a month off befo~ the start Gf the , ln,3 legislative . session, M\11.f 'lad matt 1 of his fellow ~liate ~mocrats are plan· nmg ways to turn back what is ex-peeted to be a detennined tract just two votes from bid l)y Republicans to oust Democrats -perhaps by pro- Mills and replace him with 8 mfsfng · commit tee GOP een"atbr. chairmanships -Mills is in While he doesn't have the in-troubl~. fluence of tbe A s 8 e m b I y The two vacancies wiU be speaker, the president pra tern filled by special elections ear· of u,e,.Senate can have con-ly next year. Republicans say sidera'bre· impact on the lives they are confident of cap.. of Cilltornians if he has 8 turing the San Diego seat left firm , lJll.jority of the 46-vacant by the' u p c '> m in g member upper house behind reslgnatioll of GOP state Sen. hlm. Clair Burgner, wbQ won elec- tion to Congress. 'f!>e keystone of bis power is the makeup. of ~ Senate The other seat in the Rules, Committee. tt has five popuJous San Fernando Valley members. There are two from is rated as a tossup despUe a each party and the pro tern_ 57. percent Demo c r a-tic who casts the swing_vo.te. And registration edge. It was it's the RuJes Committee that vacated through the Oct. 15 names 0 t h e r committees, death of Democratic state Sen. decides which bill will go to Tom Carrell of San Fernando. whidl committee.and appoints A GOP victory there .,.,·o.uld committee chairmen. give Republicans a clear -if Here's a bypotbfitlcal ex· . narrow -majority of 21 ample of how it ·works : seats. Let's say a state senator has "U the Republicans win 21 introduced a bill , to require seats, it's a foregone con- that dairy products so.Id in clusion there will be a new pro calilornia supermarkets be tern," Mills says . . stamped with a freshness ex· If the parties split those two piration date. 111e bill comes. special el~lons, tMre will be to the Rules Onnmittee for a· a ~20 standoff in the Senate. decision on whfCh CQl1lmiUee Gov. Reagan will be a keen ~·ill hear it. 1bere are at le11st spectator and p;issible cam· three PoSSibilities -Health paigner in the spe(:ial electio.ns and Welfare. Bu~iness and although he hasn't made any .Pro~eS!ions. or Agriculture. public political statements on U be likes the bill: the pro f,Jlem,Yet. Democrats will have !em can make sure it goes ~ a ·~g 51·29 majoritv a .CQmmlttee whose membeJI . 'm eie:.'As!embly and the GOP Wlll give it a. syrnpathe!.f;-Ii" would like to have . , in control or at least "It' l"L L _• the L• l litive house during s i.e ""'"9 • ••ng " , ,,f!baJ two l'"" of his of Engl1ncl.-"lt's a nice term. · b b • 'f Republicans almost ousted fO L-UT 1 you try to Mills during the final hectic exercise power you'll hours of the 1972 session. Sen. · lose it." Fred Marler. a 40-year-old ' Republican from Redding, had managed to collect support from, he said. "at l~t 17" of hearing, II he doesn't lllte the his fellow Republicans. 'l11e bill, the pro tern can usually GOP zeroed in on Democratic mapage to send It to a com· Sens. James Wed.worth of rni ttee where he knows a ma-Hawthorne, Larry Walsh of }Ody of the members will be Huntington Park and Geor!!!e h~e. And It's In the com-Zenovich of Fresno and the rriitlees where most bills unnamed GOP holdouts in an slir;vtve or are losl .. 11th-hour effort to put Marler 'I'1e trouble is, tr the Jll'O, <.Gver. =artswi~wil:e his= "\Ve couldn't put it altilo,st ev.M split between ~!1;"r ~d: a disappOlnted parties. he may offend enough Marler said the 17 fe)low senators to get himself ouited, Mills says. Republicans were committed ~'J thin!< any pro tem during to him · ()!l]y for that' effurt. tM next two years who tries which apparently ~ns a tO:.exe~ his power to put wide-open scramble among ~ ~ In a predominant the GOP senators for the right ~tion is going to be in to challenge Mi11S. ~rdy." Mills said during "There are going to be 19 arr interview in his fifth-floor guys out there w1lh hunting ca'j?ttol office. licenses," said Sen. Robert t tt's like being the king of Steven~. a Los ~ n g e I ~ s Ei!lland. It's a nice )ob -but Repubhc~n w~ 1s also m· ·if.~· try to exercise power terested 1n the job. . ~'ll J~e it." ?-fills said.. . Change In pro terns has been 1J>ere "'in be lt'Republlcans ·common 0:ver the past . three a~ 19 Democrats With two. years. Sen: How9"1:1 Way,_Ji . vttancles when the session Republican from Exeter, won bqi:b\s and It take.'!! 21 wtet1 to election as pro tern Jn· Mav of • elect 1 'new· •pro tein." ·~t'.:.~ 00. and was ousted ,by JeJtow means If the GOP can keep all • Repuhlicsn Jae~ SChfad~ or of Its' members in line and at-San ,Diego in Fl!:~ruary 't970, f'•tnflir Clrcws b!f BUICe•ne • I • Sunday, OKtmbtr 10, 1972 O>ILY ,ILOT A JS 5-tpeed ruing bik• is a great model your kids will love. You will too! It has all the racing looks includin& drop taped handle- bars and derailleur, 26" tires and 19Y2" frame. Men's or ladies' models in many colors. Why nolstart riding soon1 75.00 Falcon hi-rise is a favorite with the kids. It has a 20" frame with glitter banana seat and handle grips. Coaster brakes give you quick, safe stops. Boys' model is available in gold . 37.99 Senator deluxe coaster hi-rise model for boys and girls 47.99 Sportcrest delux• 3-speed bike comes ln bci1h men's and ladies' model s. The lightw•ight frame includes such fealure s as a shi- mano gear shift, rear cprrier, and chrome fenders. Make your se- lection from several c~lors and enjoy bike riding tod ay. 67.00 Stanilard Sportcrest 3-speed bik• is lightwe ight and easy to handle l:.ith shimano trigger shift, and front and rear hand brakes. Choos+ frorri a men's 261 ' or a ladies' model, both in a wide variety pf colors. Plan to stop in and see them real soon. 60.00 BIKES! MAY CO HAS 'EM Cyclone 10-speed bike for leisure riding or rugged racing. It's th• ./ ore that ma~•s you want to Slart ridin g every day. This top) qualily bike cc1mes in 21" and 23" men's models and a ladies' ~sporting goods 50-all 19 soort1 order by mail or phone.MA 6-3535 .. . model too. We've got lots of them, all completely assembled. You can also choose frail) a wide range of colors. Just stop in, make your selection, and you're ready to ride it l'ome. 79.99 please allow~for an assembly charge on all bikes except the Cyclone I I l.00 • 1 may co south coast plaza, san di ego freeway .at bristol, costa mesa, 546-9321 -'; . " .. -· • • I . '. • SHOP DAILY 10A.M.,TO 9:30;'SUNDAY 11TO6 ,. " ~ " ·' ~ •' ' • • . '• '" ,• • • ' ~ . ' ~ ""' ... • •• . . . ' ... •. " . . • • 1· • ~ "-;--~ .. ., -.... . . 1 • DAILY PILOT Poly Per~outomotic brews exact flavor and main tains right temperature. Model \S/1209 ' .DELUXE ELECTRIC . ~ . 2 DAYS -t~g66 MEI'S· GIFT $ET Sunday.Man. Only J88 3 great scents. ·: f ·:::;~: ADORr SPRAY Sunday Only 99c 13 01.*con. .. I . DUS,TllG POWDlR Sunclay-Mett.· Owly CARTRIDGE TYPI TAPE RECOltNR 1994 Snop in a pre-wound tape cartridge thot plays up to 1 hour. Dynamic remote • · control microphone s..00 • OPIN DAILT 10.101 IUNDAT 10-7 While Quantities Last Dec. 10-1 1 BODY .SUITS A·ND-LOUNGE&S- Re9. 3.71-3.96-Sun.-Mon. Only Your Choice Nylon or acetate knit body w its. Chic with sweeping printed ae.eta.te/ny_lon, polazzo pants or quilted'hostess.skirta. S-M·L . STRETCH PAITY HOSE .::::.·:~~:;~3ae ors. S/M • MT/T. MEI'S OXFORDS loo.-. O•IY 42·2 CartfrM vinyl in · block, brown. 7·" 12.Sow. 1 .. ..7.44 . . ' ' CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ....... ,.........0.1, 27 lox ELECTRIC PORT AILE 2hyo MEN'S KNIT SLACKS s-.c1.,,....... 01.iy - Fla<•d ·l~g.>lack•.of-79· ·-L- double·knit polyester V in surface interest1sOI· ids. 29·4'2, Charge it • NO-IRON SHIRTS Su•tloy-MH. 01tly long·sleeve shirts ~f 277 cotton / polyester 1n white.colors. R..,..· .. ) . ular collar.14~· 17. ' Gin WIAPPllG Packs of twenty-five cords, one design to o box. Ap- propriate c~nventionol de· signs, or .. religious th'eme1. 7400 .... -.,~7 Only CHlllSTMASurU , __ .. __ - 25 UGHT CHRISTMAS sns .. 247 ' ' for 1ncfoor dtcorotinQ. lnd.p.n .. dtnt C--7 1/2 llghtlng, If one 00-S out, othei:t tloy on. I "LOO.PR" MATS 38=. Table moll of wa•hable plas· ~•le in chewful red or grMn. Ideal lor tho holidays. Wrth 88 character keyboard, electric repeat keys, spacer. Case included. ' . Sii GLOVES 2Dey• 4" M1n's,•wom· en's1 therrnol. 100 .22..:al. LR car\r;dge1. HOH \IElOOTY ·~---·----_ .. __ _ ~-.---- ..... ___ _ : : .:::; : .e. =--: ------- 'SHIUS , •• 8 rolls of decoiated papers.• • rolls of embosse.d foil,** "heh ""' >Oit•5M1 l'OtOl 75 04 ft. '"fwo:h •<11130o:l0"'1 ~ 251,. "· • -•u• (OSUMI A <OVIU IL TOIO --.... --. c... .. c--. ,. .. , 1111 ... ..., GUllDALI 11Anaan· --.. ·-.. ,--, , .. .--....-l+tlll -~ -....--,, .. """,_"" ·-· Ml~-~-"'~ ••••llMll _,'!!..... ~:.::!l-. IAl(ASfll UNIG 1114<1 ' ··~VIA ·""""-~--T<lAll • IO. IHlllfW009 IOH•NI -·~ OIAIKI ' .. OlllAU -~(-.... , __ "~~ llVIHIDI u1.....-sunna--·'-·----_,,_"""'c...,...-·---~-·-·-- I' .. • • .J llltw ...... I ,_, ................ SAITAAIA ....... -.. -·-- -• • ..... (-. .... , .......... ~ SAITAffS-S u1111....,__ -......... _,... --·-·--:::::- SIMIVAIUT SO. LOS AICIUS TIOUSAIOOUS ., .. -....... -·----ti•----. "., ... _ ·-- .. I ---TOllAl<I . "··--. --···-... ... _ .. ,.., 1111• ..... VlllTUH WIH-Tll ,,,.._t·-··-----..--.... --. -' ' ; J • , TO.., CltarfJe• QuestloKelil DEAR PAT: Less than two weeks alter we purchased a Wied Volks- wagen-bus from Don Bums ln Garden Grove, :It broke down .• outside of E~do and we had .it !<>wed I<> the near<St Volkswagen dealer1 When w~corttacted Don Burns we were told we had to get our car back to Gar- den _ Grove for any servt~ under our used car warranty. 'Ibey aald they'd pictibe car up for us and tber'e was no ,ineation d. any ~ tQ us, J.t tOot -weeks I<> replace tho· englile llld when "" picMd ·11P our car we"1"tre sent to the casbJer's' ~-for the keys and were glveo a $52.50 toWing bill. The bwi wooldn't ftt )" lhelr truck and It wat .. I do nol feel•,.. were risponslble for thlti t<>wlng bW, but I can~ gel _,, 11tisfac.. lion Wm Doo Bums on this matler. · · · " • ' M.Jl., ~-a, Biii Vu, gmeraJ mlnaser ot: Dee Barns, aays you were 111>H1· ldl dim ~ .. btjy __ ... bock te Its Inlier. Since Wt -~ .. a tow ud 1o be.Omiiiir"Tlilrdillfle 1'llOl"co••red by ,_ .• wvruty, - but<tbe $4'11 worth of lllillDe repairs and labor cUrges wen.,~ Bona' ..._ .... t feds yoa i!Ore lr<aled fairly. Koop te inllld fllil yoa were .._.,.. o redoced nte •!Gr tlle lowlng stece Doo Barn made .lk ar· ..._ ... '('' .... ,.._~t-Yourlell Plu .. ber 1b/ you know any ll;IUl'Ce of inf(l'llllition about making plumbing re- palri! Several tblnga Jn my 00... need !be altentioo of a plwnber, but · I'd lib w aee U I """"' do aome of tho worlC'Inysell llld Ille !hit mooey I -d have speot tn lillY my kids an ema Oirlstmas tre,t. • "' -· · E. It., l'o .... Valley • YOi cad order an tnfOrmatlve booklet for-!5 cuts plus alt: 1-eeM 1tamp ni,. iae Pbomliiag-Be<tllq.coelteg I!iformatloo Bann, SS I!. W""F. Dr., a.ie.p, m. -.. ni. booklet 1e11s ,.. "" te 1Ue .... ., .,... ,imn1>- ~ir=: _.., ~ l'fOtn ~ .. ~.It" ~;t;"!~ft .. ~ • ', Ct9 ,, -... ~"!\ ~~ Eioo la Ba . I DGtt.,p ,.;.. lhi .Ii.I . name IJld addnn of 80 ~· \ mEllt .... ! I'm lntert!oted I<> Inquiring obolll the P*lbillty of wutmwi don1 -~ lo write for lnformalioa. ood Job . ~ .. ~~ . -~ . ._.,. .t ~ . " . c. K., lla~gton 9e1di ·• Befwe ~·IO • ......,.,..... ~DCY; ,1'* woald be wise lo ,._ ~ 1f-al ~--IM...,..."" maeiet, .-. ud Uv·· liiK .. ,._, 1" · a....11: ~ 1o fie a .. rall lleportaHI of Labor . ud . -trlol llal-. P.O. Boi ... lloliolal1I ..,IL Yoa llae may wul to ob\afll ~1111.feniiatW r .. .n.euve Rawallu r 1 'delltl by wrlulg .. tlle ~·,,_I. v..,"llli'ecw of CoaAmer !'Nte<lloa· Ofllce of tbe Govenor, 151! J[lm••• llldl6lc, Post Office BOx 3717 Honolalu, Ra•all tAlt. Quick Cha1i9e c .. tro1'fll'#lf DEAR PAT: I was IQ,volved in an automobile accident caused by a faulty traffic signal in &*ite Ana. The light changed directly I<> red as I was in the middle: ol ~ Intersection. 'l'hl! malfunctioning IJgb~ was ~ oerved by my brolllOl"!lll!I •Santa Ana police officer, Wiii>·~ an ·accldenl ropoct and n06iied·lli6"1Jlce bepartment I<> "1!8ir lho'Ujlit i fll!d:.a'~m~., '111111 the city for my M!92 car repa1r· blll and tho city refllsed illl>I)' ,for the domages. Doesn't tho city assume nspoosibillty ror traffic coimi>I rind, ttierefore owe me for my car repair? S. S., SUia Ana '!'be Santa Ana city atloroey'I-olflee llClvhel 10" to refile year cl- If yoa feel your taH baa b:eea jldged mfalrly. lfte• a elalm Is flied aplut the city, the 8'~e ·~-~.!' 1 clecilion on die merltl 6( tile claim, tlleD submits -lo tlle clly .......it Be '""' to rdlle correctly on a ~ r.rm _...,. fnlm tlle city c:lerlt wHlite l!' ~ -11ie ,,_ G_., Jlll"t11I fnlm aD --. biclacl-···lle ]IOllet oftleer, ud lie ... to lo!llotie;e:.IM -,.i,;- "'""' -·· ... luaed • --Yiil -be ...... lllal tlle ~ .concD ii DOt n:qliled it foDew, • tab la1 attlon oa . tM rec.m~ --o1. t11e ftaanee ..,.._L U '°"'aliOodd cledde lo Ille a !•aD .W..s -loll, -·• M -to 111 ... 11 dtja move w1t11 the mem11er .tl Q1e nu.c. di' ;vtrrrt . ..-·~ llllll ,e111m1 adio•• for Ille tft1. Mbl.,,,.·to Get Creiilt _'' . • I ' , ~ ' DE~ PAT: I w111der U you could help "'"-and aeveral of my friends. Wtth; a coounon probt.m -getljng crediL .W. are zt.yeaM)d UC! stu- deh&i who live at mme and ha'.fR a small Ddlthly income. None of WI feell like phmglng Inf<> debt by lllYlnl a "'l"-!"'r or 1elllng !>Ill' souls I<> a le"'eler l>ecauae oo ooe 11 planllng to get-ed. I have oil .company credit cardl llld a checking -at Secudty Paclllc National Bank, but I've been relu3ed credit by Mu!Or Oiarge',illd de)lll.-il, """"'· , , .I; r T.!l~Jrvbae Talk to uy -.me.: at ~ -~ 8ec'll'tt1 Padllc Na--aboat eslablllilteg a eredll ,_. by ...,iytnf hr a P ... Sdter ·1-. U your· c:arrenl debts .ud olkr llM-ellllP!fou 'toUI Jes• Illa• 10 ei!mi• ol 7""' IDcome, yoa __ ...,,.,.•~·lo illt Jou-. ttote llexlbte -pin. -poafllillly 11't0'111aillla~ eredll bf arruc· lag' ior a amall ca• r... wllll ::,.r,'"" " co otpen, Afttr yoa'v• .!ala11Uslled a ste8'1J npa1111<1!! ' , ~ -eredll wfD be ~ .......... -~ -°""' ......,.. ...... are llaaed .. ...... ., ~. !*· illo'lk7 .... tile ....... llfty of ... 1111- d1Mrettour7' IDco .. after,-, -;al ........ paid. fl '. ~ ~ l/-lltltorisetl P1-••:S Cfllls '. " :DEAR PAT: My 17-yeaM>ld son ran •Wiil from home more than a year ago and now Uves Jn Oklahoma. He trildo aeveral long ~ calls to friends Jn Sanja Ana and cbar1ed lllem to Ill)' phone awnbei'; The t.le- pl,,.,. company never called me I<> verify,.,._. caDs and I iaip nothing about k unlll I received my liO ~ bill. The t<lephone company traced u. calls at my requeiJt stnce t had no Idea wbo had made them. I was t11on lold I'm responsible !or tho but My fUnill are llmlted and It 'flOllld be a har<jlhlp for me !<> pay tllls blll for ealla I never authorlled. • M. 8., c.ta Mtll ·v-Pacific Tm,Jloee ...,_. alllce' .,.....,. wfll ,._,..,..,._ ch•'1"' fnlm yoar telep!Moe 11111 oteca llloY n aal ma'1e •1 .--' ntlcleol of your ...... Liq .................. lrf te caD Ibo ........ , used f" a 1001 dlotuce cilalp, IMrl 11 lllo Ille II buy or If tllen 11 • auwer, .. call J11 pat Ulroiil wua.t pea 21 u l ~. If ,,. ..... ~ le•t ne 11 prove1t, 1ptdal qatl .llmlll .... t11i1 C1Dt ud c:Urp1 .,.. 1dJ11ted. If there ii any pottlillllly 111at m«e -iol( 111,..oce thlr1e1 may occu:~, 101t •boltld req11est • MW -'llkld ....... nmM:r. ·' • • DAILY PILOT SECTION8 A TiJDe for Joy!) Despair By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of IJHI D•llY Pi.ti Steff The ·December boll days , are here an(! 'tis the season to be jolly. · lt1s ~. t!rne tO rene~ friendshi~ through ~as cards and to spread cheer at all ~ holiday parties. a lime lQ':.t~fom'r you[)lomeJo~ a magical plac;.e witb )estive decqrationsJ,a time (or " love as fo..milies gather for ·tbe traditional dJnner and to e.1change gifts . Or it ,can be a time of depression aQd , unhappiness,,. a time for lonelinea and frusb\!tioo,· a time for illnesS and en» . tional upheaval, a lime to take your life. It's a social t>Jlenomenorn that at a time of year ~·heh people are expected to- be at their best, m8lly aren't. Evelyn Raab, supervising nurse for tbe emef&epcy room at Hoag Memorial f!OSP.i\-~t Newport Beach; ~ints out ~at • li\ splfil'iff·lhe empllasls on all~ happy Jhing's in life, there are more suicide at- t~i:..ft this time of vear a~ any 'otii~r. "" ~ • ~ 1: ..t · -" And it_ 'Prectsely this emphasis on happ""'¥:~l drives people I<> try to take ~ \ ewn lives, according to psycholp:Dave Mitchell. = of year, there are ~more. -e ~ of.-.alJ:kinds," he ex· p ":'Saicide isn't the only problem, but it. is lf)'mP.tomatic of the over~ 'Pro- blem 1and it's easily identifiable." MilcbeD-'li-a clinical psychologist who works for the Orange County Department of Mental ·~Ith. As be.eljlWned iL tho pressures of the holiday •JUIOO affect everyone, but peo- ple wbo·er:e alr~ady suffering trorq emo- tional disturbances or who have marginal emotioo.i-stahllity are the ones who are .affected most seriously by t h e s e pressures. "For tristance, I used to be the counsel- \ng direcWr for the Free Clinic in Laguna Beach. And during Christmas there was a consl~ble increase in the use of dope " r.; $11d. ' .. ( ' . , . Emphasis on Happiness a Strai1i To So.,,.,e Dftring Festive Season .,. . His contention tlµlt suicide is just-one caught up with the realities of lhe o.Lthe 111~sqreable physical aspects of holid,ays -t~ pres~res of sbop_pin~. the increased emoUonal disturbances that sending cards. pre~ritig for partl.es =-it oCcur during the holidays ts seconded by creates another d~crepancy with tt.e Mrs. Raab who points out that in addition fantasy-world of .childhood. to attempted suicides, hoopitals treat "Perhaps lhe biggest factor is the idcn- niore stress-related Ulnesaes this time of tification of this time or year as a ~~ason year than at any other Ume. · of intimacy and the need for intimacy "Along with the upswing in OD that is nurtured by our expec.~ations. It. (overdose) cases, we have qt.rite an upsw-doesn't matter· bow many fnends you 4>g in coronaries, ulce'rs and strokes-all have, it's a matter of how many fri~nds the illnesses related to stress," she said. you see yourself as having. It's the idea "'l'bi!; syndrome which Mitchell calls of being lonely in the middle of a crowd, tbe holid~ blues.' "is the result of a uni-or in this case, it's probably a holiday que interaction .of. several things ·tba\ are party," Mitcbell explained. fe!ated only-to-Chmtmas," be said. He noted thaUho holiday blues ore a 11First, with it falling at the end of tbe product Of the interaction of all of these year, Christmas is easily identifiablll. factors -one alone1is not ~JI.to result 'l'hi!>ftcu1 !s ........ _to ilool' ta•lllo'end in ·lh<\.o emotiooal and physical ills of the year and people, look back and prevalent at this time of year. evaluate what bas happened ihu:ing the "It's the accumulative effect of. stress ye~r Jn ten;ns of fri~, places mfd past ;fbat does it. Even positive events, aich · holiday seasons. ~ ( ' . ., , as excitement at a ~rty, can · be '~. it's suPPosed to be happy stressful. ' time •. nae ~ is._tbet we should ~''Theo many people who begin to get be happier now thin at any other time. ~ressed isolate themselves from the People who qiay •hav~ .... ~ prob-v~ things that can pull them out which I ems and · afe uqha)py compare' .how are" good social relations with people im- lbey should, feel wit\> how, thO)'. dO feel J>Oflatll in their lives," he said. . . and the ~ is accentuated bf the Mitclie.U said that often Uie sllicide at- fact that It I tbe)lollday 1easc;io. tempts made during t~holidays are "Third is Abe, lldor of. tbe ~cial more "suiciljal gestures" than genuine • bu;rJlen. People •11at to , be able tb do attempts at death . things for other people, but in some c2ses "Most people associate suici de are limited in doirig so because of gestures with a call ror help," he noted, ~ces. "but that's not·really correct. Lprefer to "Another factor is the fantasy related think of those acts in tenns of blackmail. to _the Christmas holidays I r o m li's a little like saying 'See what you did, chtldbood. It's a cooditloned •ernpUonal you made me try to kill my>eU'." res'poose that bas beEin built up over 01e Dr. Clark McGaughey, chairman ol years. It is .one of the first emotional Hoag'a Emergepey Room Committee, of· reactions which we ~ as children feted an example of a SUlcide gesture in and it has creat' me~. As we gE.t " the case-·of a iwoman treated recenUy after an asserted suicide attempt. ''She said she had slit her wrists, but there wasn't a, mark on them . When I asked her ,5he said she had used a dull razor." Mitchell's gesture theory can be partially borne out by r e v i e w i n g statistics from the COWlty coroner which show that Decemh<r _ _ls_.!!Ol the mooth when the most suicides occur. Statistics from 1968 to Ht'll show . that whil.e suicide deaths in December are always slightly above the y e a r I y averages, the number o( aelf-Innicted deaths iri December · ofttn -ia "belOW .the t(!lals of'aome other moollls. Tile beevlesl lllOlilh.> 10< suicides geirenUy are Mardi, .\.pri~ May and June. _ ' Mrs. Raab agrees with Mitctlell's gesture hypothesis by explaining, "we don't see the successful suicides bere.1We only see the ones who attempt It. But we -demiitety~ See ''tflOt'efb."~"t~- What can people do to avoid ibe holi- day blues? "There're tWo things, balically," Mitchell said. "You can do some things differently amt look at some thiltgs dif- (ereoUy. ' "Before the first pangs of ..,.Jety l!it, know that they're coming and why, and have some tbirlgs in mind to d6 to soften the blow . "You must not i!IOJ:ate )'(IU.rself. You must organize y'our affairs so that It doesn't au come down on you at once. Pacing and plaimlng are the teY things. "Try to shop early and do as much preparaUon &s 'Y9U cm for your holiday parties in advance. In fict, do as much in advanct as ppssible, but -leaVe·the no- tion of fiexibility. "In general try ti alter your ex- pectations of an unbounded good time in- to something more reasonable so· that ,)w don't fall blindly into. the gap or 90m- paring fanciful expectations ·with reatity. · "And 11 you do 1tart !<> feel depre!Oed, don't Isolate yourself because it'll kill you-litefally." Families: Making and Unmaking Russia Second Only To U.S. iii Divorces :MOSCOW 1CAP) -·A Russian divorce is a ttdiculously simple affair that often takea" leSa tline.'ancf money than buying an aceeptable pair of slloes. .:. A casual apprOach rto ,marriage has become ' .so wid'5pread' .ln thia country that tbe"S9y;iet Union ·flinkl as tbe mo!I penniSllv.&, society for divoree · Iii ~~ Europe, .al,!11 is IO!'llld only I<> the world leader, .tllie United si.,tes. But Incompatible ~Jans will •rarely come up against tho cost and legal' flghll .commoo 'l!llh· moo\ divorce easel-In the capitolla! Wesl, ·And tlrero's no cbur<h I<> worry about ~ , II • 'so.tel COuple without chl1dren decide !O undo the connubial -· they . have ool)! to visit .the IOcal registry otfice and slp.IWay their maniage. The Sb'1et man cannot divorce his wife if she ls Prt8J1Bnt or. bas a child less than I.~r old .. If abe refUaes afterwards, be Cllll tw'JI I<> )he courts . Althouch.the C<t\IM' are tecbl)!eaUy re- quired! Ill· "lake ilijll · jo reconcile 1he partner1 to a marl'llP, .. ,uost divorces are grUtijd Im~· and •llmonY poym<!lll "'" !all'ly" dllOnnined on lhe ~· ean\lng power. But ll tbe man on the street Is content with ·~ collntry'a llbenl attitude !<>wards il!vorce, the Kremlin leaden who modsnlzed Soviet divorte laws in 1965 are be&lnnlng to regret their move. Befort' the new Jaws were introduced, lhtre •as only one <Uvorce for every elgllt new marriages. By 197!1, the r~ bad 1 jwnped to one for every 3.5. Ex· "prelled in other terms, there are 2.e ' diVOl'tl!I per t,000 Soviets, compareJ with 2.9 ptt 1,000 Americans. Divorce in the Soviet Union la most common amoni younger cltilens In the natkln'1 urban and industrial areas. The bigbelt rateJ -nearly threo times the " natiootl ilWnge -are ln Moscow, Len-- 11181'ad ·adll other large cities. Tho!o areaa w1*e' IM111 coodltlonl are lolJih, IUch aa norlllem and eaalcrn Siberia, aleo have 1 hlgb, ,. • of brokea mar- rla.let. 'ftM! Soviet so .!411 1S concerned about the aoarlna \<lvorce nte not '° much out of moral lndlgnallen, but boca-tho Jlwnhet of ~ ii related I<> tho declining iiilf, P1rlicularly 1n the Russian etMlc popula- tlen. • Marriage Never More Popular iti America By PBIL JORDAN capitol New1 Service SACRAMENTO -1Planning .to gel manied? Why not? But first, take a look at the old pay check. it's easy to say two can live as cheaply as one, but i\'s more thin a bit difficult to put into practice. Just as a matter of record, family In- come and the educations of the maniage , l>artners .have quite an infiuence on the outcome ol a Tnalralge. That ~ old in- stitution is booming -but so is divorce r or, in California, the dissolution ol lnar· ,, riage. . That Increased chance a marrioge won't last, wbile not actmowledpd. may well be one of the reasons wlijt the na- tion's birthrate ts on-the declln7 ~too· This is ~g to !>e <OUlllll'ed oy anyone thinking of, say. investing 111 the stock ol a toy manufacturer, planning a career In cducaUon or buying a diaper senlce route . Tron<!> change. Tbo American publlc is currently being subjected to lnlluences Ullin& smaller fatollies: -as, for instance, Zero Population Growth· -and the !rank enJQyment of -by bolll men and women without repq'd to p~ creaUon, either In or Clii~ of marriage. Hero In Cali!Omlo, lo(~. I r<eenl 'll1c government . estabii.bment like ruling by the ....... f<>p court bu I<> el· m .. t other lniportant -.. of Soviet foci lesallzed abortion -· tbo\lgh C91t society, ii dominated by R~lana who may still be a factor. 'lbil particular trond, seems to have want I<> keep h that way. been growing !or mor. thin half a C<ll- Wblle the Sovtet Union is blesoed wi th tury, perhaps In . .-to the strlctW'<!S vast nntural resources and vlrghl ter-. (and1 many feel, bJpopil)') of tbc Vlc- ritorles, the divorce rate·and Its elf>ct on torten Age. the nation's hood count and provtdes lit-But there have been slmllar ln!ndl '8 ti• •round• for -'lmi...-f'.,..-ioviot---'the pasl, and they have been reveraed. """ ·~ i\llOlhcr revenal ma1 ot may nol -· economlc planners, already plagued by • labor ahertagc. (See MARRIAGE, .... 111) r II • • 1 B : 0•1l v •i.or • Good Deed People . ' ' CHI LDREN IN ORPHANAGE ENJO Y MEAL Mexican Orphatas Helped A visit to the J.firacle Raric1i 1 Orphanage in Mexico re- cenUy was a lesson in charity for six Cost~ Mesa girls: Annet~e ;Paulsen, Gayle McSwain, Kitty Garska, Diane Aubrey, Conrue Dodson and Jerry Hill. The girls, all members of the Young Women's Missiona~y Council of the Harbo.-Assembly of God Church, 740 W. Wil- son st., Costa Mesa, helped transport nearly one-half ton of food and dot!Ung to the orphanage. . ·The orphanage, located 11 miles north of Ensenad.a, is a ~-denominational haven for ~texican children and is run Dy~d Betty Chrutian, founders and direc!A>no · " ; The fOod, consisting of canned goods; staples and fresh vegetables was donated to the Costa Mesa church by mem- bers ol, the -congregation. Various items of clothing were also given by local residents. ~ The young women of the council, who refer to them- • lielves as 'Y's," plan to make trips to tbe orphanage annually "''*id more often if possible.'' They. invite anyone to donate clothing or non-perishable ,!QO\lstllft;s and promise to see that the gifts are delivered to th~ °!'Phf'"'ge. ·•~I ' .. .: You. Can Help To ~ just tqe right volunteer opP9rtµnity, ajSistance awaits at t:b.e Volunteer Bureau of South and West Orange County. Houn for the south county office, 325 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. The phone number is 642-0963. The west coonty facility, at 11412 Stanford Ave., Garden Grove, is open Monday through Fridays from 10 a.m. W S p.m. Call 530-2370 for opportunities. Orange CouD\y llealth Department needs a volunteer to offer friendly fea"'1rance· to children and adults at the Immunization Clinics. The clinics are held on the first Tuesday from l :30 to 3:30 p.m. in San Juan Qapistrano and from 9 to 11 a.m. the setond Tuesday in Colla Mesa. Spanish speaking helpers are desired, but not required, says Bob Olson who may be called at 776-5SSJ, ext. 389. Volunteers are needed to help clivlde an exhaustlnl schedule of patterning therapy !or a 4-year-old boy witli broin damage. Through a home program or n!peatlng prescribed motions oo an exact schedule throughout the dAy,.inost of the motor centers of the brain can be retrained. ' Anyone who can give lime to this lharapy is asked to c:a1l Janet Saleha at 642-0963 for details. , ' Just one person can mean very much to I group of New- port Beach Elementary School giris, for ll1e (lainp Fire Glris are Without a leader. Someone who can give a few houn a ftek can fill the DOSltiDn while elimloatilig disappointment !or the girls. Sue 'rhompson may be called 'at 547-5984. Help. for You ·- To avoid drug problems, unnecessary control activities and unlounded suselclons or accusations of . drug abuse, lcbool1 do DOI permit self administration of dnlp, prescrip- tion or not. Yet parenu frequently send their chlldnn to' school with medlcatlons to be taken duringihe day. • , Dr. John Philip, director of publl h..ith for Orange County, explains that neces,ary medlca~ean be admln· fsterod by school personnel if provlsiont ,of the Educa_tion Code are mel. The two basic requirements a~e a written statement from the pn!scrlblng physician detailing the methcicl, amount and Umlng plus written permission from the parent or guard- ian aulhorlzlng the 1chool's assl rtance. Such medlcallon also must be delivered to the acllool in the original container bear!n~ the or!glnal/harmacy label. Dr. Philip adviles ph ys icians to remln parent> of the nece.,.ary paper 11-orl< in order to 1vold interruption of treat- ment schedules or further tncon\lenle.nce. • • The Man W ho Gets Your Mone y Back ' .. By CHRIS COCHRAN CW .. Dairy Plttt l"ff "'Jim Shimanoff. CO\J,ld be called the Ralph Nader ot Orange County. At lea!t, that's probably tbe.)113.Y many Orange County consumers set"him. As director of the Orange County or. fice of Consumer Affairs in Santa Ana , Shimanoff and his staff have handled more than J,400 consumer complaints s ince the agency opened its doors last March. One result. Shimanoff says, is that more than $89,000 in cash, merchandise or credit has been returned to cheated consumer.s. Shimanoff's job also involves reporting the complaints to the appropriate law en- forcement agency, the district attorney's or the state attorney general 's offices. Three or four times a year he also su~ ports <lr helps initiate consumer pro. tection laws at the state level. "We look for trends of complaints and then posh for certain legislation on behalf of consumers," Shfinanoff said. lie cited several laws that have been passed recently to help protect the con- i;umer. "One new California law, for ex- ample," he said. "gives a buyer a chance to cancel a bame solicitation sales con- tract for goods or services if their value exceeds $50. The cancellation must be made before the third day after the agreement is signed." Shimanoff told of a Fountain Valley mother unaware of the new law, who had signed a contract for between $300 and $400 and was now atterripling to break it. He described the businessman who sold ;' i ·'" l~""'"' .- Lending Tools: Give a Warning If There's Defect Shimanoff Heads· County Consumer Affairs Office; .. He Claims $39,000 Saved fo r Shoppers Since March Opening • her the Jlem as "a door-to-door salesman who pretended to be a school board of- ficial and convinced the mot.her, who has elementary-aged school children to buy an encyclopedia set." "Naturally," said Sbimanoff, "he guaranteed Ole children's grades would improve from reading the books and she was easily hooked." "These salesmen prey on fragile hUman emotions," Shimanoff warned. The Office or Consumer Affairs at- tempts to educate shoppers and give in- formation on newly-adopted consumer protect.ion laws. ShimanoU edits a COosumer Bulletin, printed ln Spanish and English, that explains the new laws. "Mezican-Americans are Crequently victims of salesmen and sales gim- micks," Shimanoff said. ''So are the·poor and elderly." He cited cases where elderly persons were being sold fraudulent h_earing aids. "Up until last year," be said, "anybody Ctluld sell heflrlng aids." Atany Proved ineffective, but it wa.!I dll- ficult to prosecute these c a u s e s . Testimonies of elderly persons were plagued with fading memorl"" and lent poorly to specific details. Today, laws require bearing aid dispensers to be licemed by the state. Another law was recently passed to protect comumers who r e c el v e unordered merchandise through I.he mail . "The law praYides, in part,'' explained Shimanoff, "that the receipt of any umollclied goods shall be deemed an un- conditional gift to the recipient. He may use them or dispose of them in any man- ner he.sees fit" • • "In fact," added Shlmanoff, "aa long as the reaident is not s member ol the mall order merchandise organizatlon or is not bound bY any contractual agree- ment to accept the Uem sent to him by a club, he is under no obligation to pay for the merchandise. 1 • Shlmaoolf observed many people have been trapped with mall orders for booka, records and other Items. One aspect of Shimanorrs job is to act as a mediator between consumers and businessmen when complaints o r milunderstandings arise. "11>ere have been times where a person 'fill try to take advantage of a business, too," said Shlmanoff. "We have twice testified in Small Clalms Court on behalf of merchants." ShlmanoU and his &laff ol sl% full4ime. and three part-time office workers man nearly 120 telephone complaints each month, plus many other complaints sent thro<igh the mail er delivered In person. Of those filing complatnls, 85 pereent have received refunds or the complaint rectified. "This percentage ls remarkable." said Shirnanoff, "considering we are a noIHm- foccement agency. · Actually, t h e authoritarian voice of our agency suc- ctaslully pressures most ~nesses to ·yield to the cheated consumer." Other ~examples of investigated tom· plaints in which the agency was success-. rut ln returning money or services to the consumers include: e A Newport Beach yooth, wbo was denied a $Z99 charter plane ticket refWld after airline officlab claimed there was DAILY PILOT Sia« ..... overcrowding and dismissed & o m e passenger!. • A Mission Viejo resident P1¥1 •t,lo.1 for a home air conditioner (including in- stallment charges) but Suffered-delays in a:etting the appliance installed. e A Costa Mesa resident left hie car with a parking attendant at an exclusive San Diego restaur~t. and returned from dinner. to find his fender dented. He was unable to collect 187 for !he ...,,.ir bill. While the complaints are varied the agency 's staff agreed th.at the item that Involves the most camplaints Is the automobile. "There are two reasons for this,'' said Shimanolf. "First, more persons own automobiles over other consumer items, and second, the autQ industry enjoys an extremely strong lobby.'! .. · "People with complaints oo new cars usually Ctlmplain about poor service they receive at the dealer's service depart· ment. . "But used car dealen are actually able to Ile to non-suspecting consumers," said Shimanoff. "They can give you the big- gest pilch orally but the only thing that counts is what's said in the written con- tract:" . Shimanoff said he knew 'of one ~n who was trying to get out of a car-buying Ct1ntract In which the interes~ rates were a ·sky-high 39 percent. "And we know of many other persons with interest rates in the !S-35 percent rate levels," he added. For a~le buying, be sua:ested drl)"ers deal with reputable dealers, watch out for super-bargains and shop ror good credit rates. -Britfsll Getting Involved Hikers· Step Out to Keep Footpaths !Jpe1i Chriltfan Sci<me Mcmttcr sni>I<< "hnet art," and children's play Uvttles. ac-several ttiousa!d volunteers are out keeping these footpaths open ~Y making sure they are used. LONGON -The Greater London Gou~ An o'rnctal report published this year · cil is making tbree-monttl ~bbl).lif:lls for the t.1inlstry • for the Environment compuhlory for all i\s top execut!vd.'·... underlfued another new trend, too: They will get full pay and generous Whereas in the past volunteers have travel expenses, to "get away ·from it tended to "plug the gaps" In govenunent all'' -and as far away as they can. programs, the role of the government What they need to get away from in now quite orten ls to plug the gaps in particular is all the pressure from local voluntary community efforts, so great pressure groups. are they. and to help train aod even pay For there has been a sudden, and very local community leaders. powerful, increase in "cltizen in-Even the rate of growth of mem- volvement" here . And not just in London. bersb.ip of the Royal Society for the Wherever you go -and wherever you Protection of Birds by now Is 30 percent stay -there are street groups, com-per annum. munity groups, civic groups, county Almost every county has a County groups, campaigning for bou!es, ob-Naturalist Trust. 'nlere the rate of jecting to roads, building communlly recruitment le increasing by 35 per«nl. It is JI mauµ of.1 .. gybUc duty for these ramblers. If the piths. whlcb go across private property, weren't used they could be closed forever. The "Rights of Way Group" ol the O!iltern Soclely alqne hu """"Yed 3,000 paths In 500 1qusre miles ol the Chiltern Hills, 40 miles nortl. west ol. London. Other volunteers these days effecttvely tell the planners wbere airports are to go, and reservoirs, and motorways. This now has qwte dramatically become \!.the '51.~ of involvement." . MARRIAGE - Amerk:an Bar Auoclation centers, demanding inquiries, suing for The Trust for OJnservaUoo Volunteers compensation, insisting on consultation. is recruiting moce than 1,000 new (Continued From Page Bl) Friendly Freddie bad no qualms about The British, a nation traditionally members a year. and if it does come, it might be at any lending an electric drill to his next door Working on the slogan "never volunteer," Members ot the In1and Waterways time. neighbor. But trouble ~ollowed fast. While suddenly seem to have become instead a Auoclatioo in 1971 put in 7,500 work days ~ pos.sible indicaUon such a reversal the neighbor was using the drill, he suf-country of 50 million volunteers. clearing mud, weeds, and rubbish from might be in the works 11 the current fered a bad shock. And be put the blame In the I..oodon borough of Camden the forgotten sections ol canals, now turned Popularity of marriage in this country - Camden Voluntary Workers Bureau ~ into pleasure parks. it's at All all-time ~gb. squarely on Freddie. vides volunteer bel...,_, for nnlice Mo than I 000 local ·1 socletl Marriage is bia business. This year v.ill SuJng later for damages, 1the neighbor departments! bospilais':" 0 Md ot~ in-are ~-· wllh the ~?:" tiust_ ~ see an estimat~ 2.3 million couples tak- sa id Freddie had no business lending him stitutions UtrougbOut London. Their than 200 afflllated volunt.ary grouPI and Ing the plunge, and thl.s country cuneotly a tool that was dangerous. But Freddie services are available on call. fG associated U'UslS now lend D1U1Cle to leads the world in the number of wed- convinced the court that ite had been Nearby a cooperative of 40 people not tbe Council for the Protectloa ol Rural diogs per l,000 of population. 'l1tls year's In the drill lot>i ago took over 14 dertllc< houaes. England. marriages -snd some planned but never totally unaware of any defect · Viewed ortglnally with grave suspicions Throughout Britain, everywhere you go making it to lhe Church or court house: - ACC<lrdingly, the court held him not by the auth:>rtUes (and otben), the co-op in the ·countryside, you Will aee notices 'Nill account for sometblng like f1 billion Hable. The judge said that, lhasmucb as now gets calla from all over London for Pointing across fields and through woods in sales of varM>us itemJ associated with Freddie wss lending the drill "for free," the .....ices of lie memben. It Will pro-•pparently to nowbere In J)a'\lcular -engagement>, marriag<a, and the l<tting he shoul~ not bear heavy responsibility r,;.viide.i"lotreetiliiitbeliltera';' ~lrar~:lnsta~~oceij,~~"pu~b;lic~l~coot~pa:lh.=c"=Ev=ery=,--"-·-e=k=e:-n_d=u~p=o-f~a=ho=us=ehol=~d--==-~=~=::--for its safety. Most courts ere reluctant to Impose linbillty on the person who ~ generous enough to lend his tool1 or equipment. Still, if he aduall)' WWI of some hazard, he is usually obu,ed at least to give the borrower fair warning. Thi• Is particularly true when the bor- rower is not likely to notice the danger himself. In another accident case, a home owner Incurred legal liability by letting a 13-year;old boy uae hls power oaw. Polnlinl ·out that the boy bad no previous exPenence' with power tools, the ccurt oald he was all too likely to get hurt. On Ute other hand, the clanger may bo so obvious that a wamlng would be superfluoua. Thia was the niliDg 1n • cue Involving a welding device tha.t had an wiguarded el ectric fan. The borrower, cut by lhe fan, tiled suit for daatages, clahnln1 the lender ahoul:l baVe warned bJm that the blades were exposed. But llH! ccurt dismissed his action, sa)'ln1 thal the blades -In plain ol1ht - were thelr own best wamtna lo be careful. AJ one Judge P\lt It, there ii no duty lo wam the ustr that a knlfe will -alt. \haf e milch ;ittn bom, or that a hammer will mash a lhumb. "No one need!: noUce," said the judge, "of what he already knows." I -- . Gtc. ... r. ,.... _ ...... "'"""' - "'"' hfivkk<ol ~ • 20.00. Send a ,.;It _.far hai< *'"°• U...t>oth Ardon ...... , """""" er podlo.n, electrafr& HIW'°l1 e •1 fAIHION 151.AND e HIWPOl1' CINTll e 644•Jnt e MONDAY THIU IATUl.DAY, 11:00..tilO e IPNDAY, 121 ... l :ot . . " • I / / ' - ' • KKK REBUILDING Hooded Order Thriving Again i n Indiana INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Th< Ku Klux Klan that ruled Indiana wilh pageantry and terror, in the 1920s says It's 'rebuilding its empire in the 1970s with ballots, bumper stickers and baijpoint·pens. The hooded order that dominated lndlana from the roadhouse to Statehous~ today bo'lds conventions at Holiday lbns and flies complalnts with the Indiana Civil Liberties Union. The "invisible empire" is more visible than at any time aifl9e ~e 1920s and is wielding the hlgb1y visible tools of com- fu u.n i t y organization, ad- vep.ising a n d old-fashioned prairie politics. The Hoosier Klan is combining wiener roasts with white supremacy and sellil;ig KKK decals and trinkets to .rupport the free-· enterprise system .. might as well blow our own brains out." I But, If the ballot tox doesn't work, King Kleagle Paul Book, a juke-box repa~nnan in Kokomo, readily admits the Klan wilJ use other means: "We are training vigilantes and will use thorn for selt- defense if blacks, sociall!its • and Co~unists take over · and we lose individual freedom ," says Book, who also owns a small record company in Nashville, Tenn., that he says "cuts party stuff and right..winj fe.cords." The Klan claims to be organizing junior Klans in racially .troubled schools, giv- ing them robes, training them in karate, I a w , pain-: phleteering and 1mblic speak- ing. K1an literature promises its young converts "in- telligehce tnaterials" about the Black Panthers a n d Students for a Democratic Society (SDS). In rural areas, it's not unusual to see Klan posters nailed to telephone poles and "KKK" daubed on ' a weathered barn in a cornfield. In urban areas, a few stores display signs that r e a d .. TWAK" -Trade With A Klansman. Grand D r a g o n William Chaney, a part-time paper- server in Indianapolis, says Indiana's Klan '!is the largest and most open north of the Mason· Dixon line." Crude crosses stiil are burn· ed for intimidation, according Wife helps. husband don robes . for ku lo police. Virulent literature Klux Klan 1t1"941t walk in Columbus, Ind. about "Communistic nig-The Klan's "'invl5ible empire" is m,ore gerism" still appears in visible than at any time since 1920 and Is man u fact u ring plants, headed up by Grand Dra~n Willi am ·suburban neig~borhoods and Chaney, above right, In hit green robe high schools. 'The Klan still with purple lining. has, its brushes with the -:~ioiii;iii;i;;ii;i~:;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;:::::;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii:iiiiiii~ law over weapons permits, il- legal mailings, COUf.l injunc- tions and alleged possession of dynamite. . · chaney won't divulge the membership, but police say there are 500 Klansmen Jn 15 units, or klavems, throughout this state or 11 million persons. Police wbJ've in-- filtrated the Klan say el.hat, five years ago, the mem· bership virtually was · zero. They attribute the resurgence to a back.lash against court-ordered school busing and Chaney's salesmanship. Chaney, 50, is the son of a Baptist minister and grandson or a Kentucky sheriff. A heavy man with a waxed moustache and a Southern drawl, he's been a farmer, miner, truck- loader and advertising sales manager . Interviewed in a K l a n tavern, Chaney said, "Our new Klan doesn't want to burn and destroy. We're going to bring chan~ in the political arena. If we use violence, we But the heritage of the night-rider and the taint of violence is being played down in favor of slogans of law and order and politicll change. Chaney says, "Any publicity is -good as loog as we can get· people to say 'Klan."' He com- pares the Klan "to an iceberg -only the tip shows. We'd bloom out like a rose at night if the FBI would stop harass- ing us." He says the Hoosier State is especially fertile g r o u n d because it's also the foun- tainhead of the John Birch Society a n d the American Legion. But Indiana is -on1y one of the clearest examples of a nationwide campaigri tO recruit ·members and legitimize the Klan. Chaney says he joined "tieCause I believe in white supremaey, t,he Amer i c a':Jl tradition and the threat of C.ommunistic niggerlsm ... I don't dislike blacks . . . Thf!y•re the highest-form of ' - arumal or the lowest form of marl; and the rices should be separate." the .. Klall Is holding more .. and more ceremonial cross- burnings on farms and full- robed streetwalks to distribute literature in courthouse squares. ' Chaney dominates the pro- ceedings, resplendent in a green robe with purple lining, embroidered golden dragon, C.Onlederate flag and the words, "For God and Coun- try." Other Klansmen and women wear white robes with red bats to show their nlnJr .. Night· sUck-wieldJng secutity guards wear Co n federate-gray uniforms with epaulets, army boots and white helmets. ' :::Ve1972 M8SI, Anoth er Ward's r alu e! LaMau r's Lemon Aid Pe rm regular $12.50 now $8.33 (N ormal Heir Only l including Cut ~ Shompoo & Set ·················~ • ·oFF ANY • • • REGULAR PRICED• • SERVICE • • BRING THIS COUPON • ........ ~· ........ . New M•naqer-Ceil Milbluer """°"111110fltS not •lwl'll needed -but l!lPf'ICillod 1 Use you-Werds Charo-Al HZ-6611 .... 250 you still have time to gift - your home for · Christnias ~ rf'(JJC .... and Roux Fancl-lone tlnfs work !heir won- ders. our art fuins ordinary hair into spell- bir'lding beauty, brightening bo1h your face and your outlook. Tlht-shal'npoo:.set ................... 9. 95 Timid about pennanent hair color? 1hen ~~~~-~,.~~.~~~~~ r4 OUr YOll,lg ~Ir experts do nilly hairculs cut-sharri"po(>blower dry ........... 5.50 ·CrownTng Glory· beauty s~.lons SOUTH COAST PLAZA -COSTA MISA lowtr l1v1I--. r1111f fo St•" , pftorit 5'46·1116 OPEN EVENIN•S 'Tll 9 SUNDAYS 12 .5 267 IASf 17th ST. -COSTA MllA pfton• 5'4a-99 ! 9 OPEN EVENINGS 'Tll 9 SUNDAYS 10 • '4 OON l\(!NINGS ANO SUNDAY • s..i.,, OK.mbtf 10, 1972 Men's dress . -. JQB ·n~. Shake a leg. They've-been selling for muc~. much more.-. • No-iron cotton/ polyester bli'!nd • Western pockets, belt loops. • Modified llare-leg styling. • Si:tes 32-42 wa ist -Asst. l•ngth• ' < • ' DAILY llLOT B 3 ' • -. • . • ' .· TQlllUHCl S.INIWllN tr'ld Maw"'°""' u.r.nrrooo e"'°" 11 ,..., ;;,,_, fll!ft, IUCMA ,AltlC IM!ICl\ lll'ld OMtitfll!IO•,. OltANOl Gll-G•lh'I 81.0 •....i .........,_ °''" WMk•&>'• i :to ti 10100 Sun6•Y• ,0 t•. to ' - ) . I · . . . DAILY PILOT Sund.11. Dtcembfr 10, l 9n A Tom Cat's Alibi: \ D~ ANN LAND~: Wben my bride ol over 25 years standing coo.- fumed my 1A11J11ciCms and ,.ru.....i to aDOrted ntr>Jimital affairs I was not Only lliodied wt devastated. Tbe period of adjllltment was clifft~t. 1" found it that this was rock bottom and thit she neceesary to embrace not only a new set or values, but every female I could lay should tell Awit AJice that unless Mom is ._.__..._ invited she wiil not allow a shower to be my._on. ~ t gtven. I found my new mode of life mildly as"'°!!1""'· Before loog I discovered that most women believe tbey are a com· bbl'lkJn ot Mata Hart liDd Madame ~ podcm. II toot almost no effort to ~ every Jut one ol than hi bed. Wbat!o more, tlieJ paSled the """1 to otben ..a. hi ... -1 waa -~ boay. My sister says "it's Aunt Alice's party and she can invite or leave out whomever she pleases." 1 have already made it clear that l will aot attend unless Mom is in'{ited. I belieff the molber of the bride deserves to· ...,0 the spotlight .., lllCb an occasion.J'IU!t corruD<Dt. -UPSET. llolr\llat I am an experienced old ''""" "., DEAR UP: 1lorft • Llmdm !AW Of ' I'd HU to oiler IOIDl aage adVtce to ID)' l Loa1 stu .. : •Pelple wbo aay, ... ,.. marrlid 1eI1ow man. Nevtt pus up tavtte ,._-.. 1""' not ..mlilg," -~ U 11'• offered, t>H it U 'It's "" told, "Sor<J, _.. miu yoa." BJ IN avanAble, aet II. Your wile i!oesn•t ..,.i -• lekeil, • -U. the rigid to - all °!'II time to dean the booae and go -under -ol boy--tllal o ...,..... ~ 'Mooll OVEltldlAMI ~ ~· pest ""' .... aol IJl:U MOON: I llope ,.. -lake o few •' 111 elf fnm ywar ta life to _._ J'lnl,-.,.. _ ,_ arm ' 17 14tdal youwelf. Jet me -tJl1o -.., -... 11"'1 • _ ....... -11 .. -1111·--.... •'"IL ne ioct 111o1 ,.. ... --·---••.Uoy ---.le-)'Wlatllt .,..,, __ _,,,.,._ DEAll ANN LANDERS: My poreDl.t ba" """1 divorced o1x Ytm wt tlieJ go1 aloaC ...U on U-special occasions wbell lbeJ meet. A ·big event ii coming up, ~ otdell lilter ii piling married. It , will be the first wecldinJ hi our lamily. OW' mm!, who ii D11 lilter'I godmother, ii P' ..... to II•• • bii obower aod this ii the [llobllm. ' Ami Alief \I my lather's lister. She and Motlier do not get aloog. I thought that !or lllls .,.,.,. apoclal event, bygone. wwlci ba J>J...,.. and everyone woUld ba lrlmdly, wt auch ls not the case. Allll Allee has not hivlted Mo<hg to the-· I t6ld my slstet (the P!'ld•l I • DEAR ANN LANDERS: My si1Jer.tn- law claims she's never had a sick day ln her llle and doei not believe In tilness or medicine. Yet eftl'1 time she turns around sbe ii taltlDC baking l!Oda, or vinegar and water,. and molasses, or some olller kitchm mnedy. I say she ii medlcata.g benell and she sbould stop pretendJnc. Not a <lay goea :.:::~~;:,;•:,;p aome - OON<ZRNEI\ D&All CON'\i. lllie <llda'I ask me !or .., • .A.id l'I ~ • _, "* yoo ·-· ,.,. ... _ .. -..... mill" .. ... , .,_, Cllr'oolc ..... c!oald be e i)WJllll If a terliMI Jlflll&em. -, • ..-· .. 1pi .... __ ., ,......, "'11 llloy M't IOlva ,.y ,......, A--ldbo-. ' I 'lbere 11 • 1>11 dllttrence bet...en cold 1lncl cool. Ann Lander;t '"°"' you bow to ' pi., ii O>Olwttbout rr.tnc .... ilUI In her booklet, "Teer:µ&&e SU ::.... Teo W•JI to Cool lt" Stnd lo C<llll In coin ""11 • long, oeU..&lresoed, stamped en•elo[lt to DAILY PILOT. \ • • • ... " > ' ' • ; Poster Pictures QQpe • • •• ... Cryskil' a Charming Choice . ' ' · IJ JO \)!JION Jemen said., "I didn't know II abe w03 • ot .. ..., N ...,. boy or girl. ' ' ~ J-.: -'411 7\0 months • "II'• hard to explain the emotloos we old, ii a vtr)''"""' 11o1v. • • had. We wtre oeared to death. We were Sbe repneeall niOntbs ot waiting and · On Pim ancl needlel. The doclon were ~ 10< ber-ponnll, DeWayne and Oj>tlmislic, ·thoutJ>. We had all the lill<!st Cllrlolfne -.Jl!'.-lfunl.lnlton -medical h<lp and that -r<aSIUriqg." . ind·. is ~ "' \lie )till .,. u.;.. Mrs. J-ii adamant that young medlc.i [ll-00 ill. Orqe COUnJl'· mcMllen who de!IY<l' a lirst child with ~b Cr711al, *""" .....,.. diild for 1m by dileue take the Rbocam aerum within the. OnDae CounlJ Natimal Fooncla1JGD." 12. hours alter the bh1b IO prevent prob-, Marfil o1 Dlmea, lo'alive becaUJe fll ,hll>c lima with subsequent pregnancle& • . blooil -•before birth and.oii "I would. hate to aee anyone go through ' alter bh1b to comj>at the ·deadly eSet8 , , especially with Rhogam avallable. I .'''Crys tal Jensen~., of Rh~dlaeaae. , l ~ ;(.~ Can't expi'eas It enough. ·YoW1g mothers 11le Jemens J..i t11e1r first baby 1n ·ue not·thlnldng of the future. Tbiy just Mliy,· 19'/0, belore Ibey codld get to don't understand the bearlbreak of i... Orange County Medical Ceaier ' lor the Ing a child. ft's a shame that docton are is a captivating choi~e · ff'.r a i March tJf ,: Di mes .poster giJ:i. .. . . ... - .. " extra belp they needed. . ' oot stressing the oerum." After \they moved to Son Jo.e that The JeDSelll, 1"'1111mtely, ·we"! able to same ,..r, "!!"· J"""n bacame preg-see the mtrac1e ol birth take piace m lllllll IPin and was ..iemd to the Santa their lamlly, alter months ot sonw and Clara Medkal ,C...ter for belp. Sbe was worry. They,may adopt m0<e "l1"'1""' to chit · ID IO to San Fl'IDdoio 1or 1 make their home "!""plete. WIMflitkll, . but the day before .lhe Wu Other Parents can be s P a r e d the ID 1-. Ibo -1nlo ~,. heartbreak of Rh tragedy II they use the J,abor and lost the oecOnd'diJki!~ new oerum as pnocribad by the Natloael 'Ibey bad moved bock ~to ~iOiSiJD. FOU!ldation. ty wl>en the third JllOCDlllCY 00011.1id: • CrysW's selection as poster child, Na- "Wlth Ceystal 'fie wmt ·~ to tiooal Foundatllln officials say, ii "ID- Orange Oiunty Medical Center'" Mrs tend!!d to 4':amatlze the new dlrectlon -.---S>1<1:.-"wrgoc lllo bi,rc.rO-Tbo-Nationll Foundat1m.Ji_tat1ng ••• available," .. · ~ p~fm~ ot blith ~ects." 'lbe before.birth transfusions · to Crystal; m 1973, will rep_resent the ,..., __ , the -~ given 250\000 babies., born annually in the """t!.D~ wer~ --ui~ ~~ a~pted at United States with significant birth <>rince CoOhl)' MedlCil <:enter, Mrs. defecis, ..... -of which can ilOW be Jensen added. She was given a local ••• ,, 'd Mrs D 1 h ~ and the wocea took &bout preVeDlCU, ,.I . : oro y (Qui murs -each 11-· "Terrific" ba k Sutherland, elf!Cllt1ve director ol the "•'••' • , • .• . . ~· . c ·• Orange COunty Chapter . '""'.'" weie_ber Only proble\JI. · "Wben the public is mobilized to SUP' . O'f8lal was bom c...rean a month port the research, treatment and tfublic f"IY ~:i;~.:ke!>-llilmodlately.lor ~ _ .<:ducalion ~-of the March ol •hlol . . ... -.iime•, ii will hasten tba day wben r~ .... [ didn't even get to see her," Mrs.~. babies are.born 'beaJijly.'.' ....... • Dally Pilot ' ,. ... , .. by 'PatrlCk O'Don,.11 -· • ' . • • Little Miss Jehsen 9.+i somt love fr om .he~ ~uppy dog. . . ' . . ' . . ' '4 _Sim on (~bove ):lAJ rig ht, her mother ... t}lti_1tin't ' 9iyei t~anki for mtdi.:.1 :litcoverie1 that 1eve~!'Cryriel'1 life. I ~ ' . I I • I \ I • ' ' • Oosed Drawer Enigma By ERMA BOMBECK I know; I've told you before about my sons, '11\e Odd Couple." Well, ·the other. day as 1 passed by 09car's room (who wasn't born, he was hatched), 1 noticed aomelhlng strange. At first I couldn't put my fJn8er on It. There was a wet bath towel on the bed. Four clean shirts were strewn on the chalr. Uhderwear dotted the noor Jike pasture drop. pings and eight drawers were pulled out with clothes and papers spilling out. I THAT WAil IT! There were on1y e l g h t drawers ajar and he had a total ' or n lne. drawers in his room. I went over to where AT WIT'S END the drawer wu closed. Why? Wby wou1d UliJ drawer be clo<ed? At dinner, I told my husband, "You are not going __ _,,to~be~lieve _t)lls, bot one _ol Oscar's drawers was shut this morning." My husband stopped drink- ing Jtfs coffee. "You're kid- ding.'' "No. It's only a feeling, mlrlil you, bot he might be reaching the ·age of ticly ... The nm day f again posed by the loo.Ill and u I picked my way through a carpet of baseball cards and orange peelings, I noted that once again the drawer was closed. I called Mot.Mr. "Hey, guess what? One" or the drawers in Oscar's room has been closed for two days." "Maybe it's stuck," she said. "With all the rain and .. "No," I smiled smugly, "I think he's finally becoming neat one drawer at a time." n.. morning ol the third day, I couldn't resist the iJ1l.. pulse to check , !lnd !l'e If the dniwer was still ktact. I turn- ed to find his brother, Felix, "looking over my shoulder. "Just loot ai your brother's room~" I said, "I can't," he saJd "It's enough to make you sick." "I think your brother ls changing," I said. "See that one drawer that b clo8ed? It's been closed for three days." "He's hiding S<mething," be charged. "He probably stole something from my room and doesn't want us to know-about it." After three more days of mystery I could stand It no longer. I said to Olcar, "Your room loob better today." '"llilnb," he All!, stuffhlc • small bot of cereal under bis pillow. ' ''I've noticed that for the put week you have even clos- ed one of your drawers. TbiJ la I slep In the right dlrection. '1'11at'a how you bel'ome neat ••• one drawer at a time." "Ob, that d;rawer," be said. "I never open U becaUle I never rieed anythJq out of IL " Alte he lell, I eued .open the draftr. It conlalned b1s clean· underwear. Executive . . Placed on Prol>Stion Insurance executive Robert L. . Casomi"' ha~ been pll<'<d ·Ol'1 five year.1 probatk1n and oi,Jered' to make llill· ftstitu- tlon followlng his conviction In Orange tounty Superior Coor! Oii clWges of forgery. - ·Judge Byron K. M~Mlllan ' ,elsO ruled that cashman, 40, ~ta Ana, must not be allow- ed to participate In any business or proMaion that calls for the laulng gl a 11- • C<ll80 by the Stall> of Ca!Uor-ma .. Cashman wu ·~ tn. a GrllJ\d Jury Indictment Issued JU!>e ,a. of forging documenla whlch . permitted him to rcmov .. $S mWlon worth of -securiUes from 11fekeepln1 accounta at local banks. Judge ' McMiiian Impoled a 1tate prllon tenn of one to 1t yeani, bot then t111pended It 1rl -of the orobatlon term ' and tho ordet lo make ruUtu- tloll. • • -- s....,, -10, 1972 DAILY PILOT aG ' on't Be Slave, Go to Work If Husband Doesn't Appreciate You By Coo.at Mar<0 can there be som•lhlng wrong with a husband here and there! Of cour•e. Thougb all men may be good, DOI Ill are perfect. Thef1! are Indeed times when I have fleeting momenla o( guilt advising wlves to follow my advice for a better marriage. Like the one wbo wrote me: "I have followed your advice lo the letter for many years. l have never worked but 1tayed home , dewtlng my life to carlng for my husband. Our one daughter Is married. The house Ls always clean and best, hla clothes clean and prelSed and banging in his closet. \ "I have a beatiiUM dinner prepared !or him evory night and rile at four every momma: to nlal<e his breaklut and his lunch (he Is a blue collar worker). "I keep myself neat, clean and as seductive u poulbJe. I do not nag him. Yea, I even musage his Ifft. "I now have a spoiled, • • tellllb, ..u .... 1eroc1 man. Ile 11 ·not the .lean bit lnlerested In me, altbough I am well In- formed oo current events and ~. '11• is interested in every other woman be sees, no mat- ter how Ibo 'Jocib or how fat and tloppy she Is. He flirts GpeDly with compl ete ~ .1whlle I look on lldplealy. I don't know wbat to do. Tbla hao been ha-1>& for two or three years-, -and l have jolt kept pouring oo your '1ood' advice! "Where IJ the devoted h11>- ~ you promised? He won't even Wk to me abrut any suJ>.. ject except the men at work and how great lhelr Wives are. Some of them work, and he is O,IN DAILY 10-1~1 Sun •. 10-7 SUllDAY, .MOND4 Y, DIC. 10.11 •• BEGINNER'S 4-CYCLE 2 Days Only Greeter no-tip stability with .( wheels, internal pedals. Age 3·6. / 896 QUANJITllS LIMITID1 NONI SOLD TO DIALERS lookiog. listen ing pro°groms 5 ·94 expk>t-• aspects of a child's experience • DELUXE PARTY SET 2.00 Aggravotiok'' .. ! For 2· to 6 ployers of oll oges. 3 Doys. ~ .. . naatnl me to set a Job JO we wiUbaVe more money. "Welt. It I.I almost time for him to return! He wlll come in. &bower, change clothes, ea! bit lle~ul dinner. Then he wQJ read the ,paper and go to bed. Urn h1I back to me and go to 1kwip. I don't even rate a kiss. Thanks ror nothing. Signed -Hla Slave." A slave performs ttrvices becaicte ahe \Vite fM"'fonns them ff wants lo. Why not work? You have no ch With your salary hire a who does some of the you've done. If he doesn't like It, I him. Preferably with a pan. RAGGEDY ANN" 'N ANDv°DOLLS TllPLE YAHTZEE" America 's All -Around Athlete! Flexi~e joints, biceps flex, he c01 pitch, poss, thr.ow. With trunks <J'ld equipment. • .. 2••-~ •. •Your Choice , • Raggedy Ann'" 'n Andy,"' 15¥2" toll, in cotton-print shirt or pinafore, red yt>rn tiair. 2 Doy'-• .. - ~ABYDOLL_ 2.~:~y Fully jointed" vinyl'" rooted heir, moving eyes. Drinks orid. -.. AppfO)[. 14" .... , - TAlllLE AND 2 CHAIRS 2 °">'.• 0 .nly 8 TOUCH 'N TUCK'SET 24'Jf18" toi:*1Wjth 88 •moldin'g 'on'd 1p01· tern, 2 -plostk choirs. ' 2 Days Only Tapestry-by · numbers! Tus:k colored w~ yarn ititaslots. lo ~.9~·in. 233 1.97 Intriguing family _game for oil ages. ' -- ICE CUIE " GAMET•E 3.33 2-4 players, 5-10 · yeocs. Frozen fun! PASSWOID" GAMET•E 1.86 3·.4 players, ages 10-odult. 3 Doys. DECISION" FOOTBALL 4.88 .. PINTO" CAR 996 Sun.-Mon . Cox® .049 gas ~~, 4: 1 gear ratio. Fa t i l i .. it.d Qvoltlity- 11011• 110ld to,d .... l.n • • DARE ANE STU4TER p~NE l!.88 I You bf.he pilot. Do stunts, loops, tc. /RAILBLAZERS0 2 Day• Only -· -26~ Set includes VoHtswogon9 (omptr, oU-!erroin cy·· cle. and Mcloren•rocer. Coll the ploy, hike footboll, keep score. UPRIGHT VACUUM • PRE-SCHOOL TOYS FOR 2-6 YEAR OLDS You• "97 Chof<e A totking, movlno push-button form ot old womo11 in· a shoe. An olphobel tchool 1how1 o word for foch letter. C...•ltMO lt12 WI. I , •ftllOI ~- \ 11¥111111 -·--·-- ' ' -. . MUSICAL 14-PIECE POP ART MUG SET 3:1~ 1 You; J66 Cho kt HAPPINESS" FUN TIME 3.97 "School Days" c~lor picfvres,go by OS 111\ISiC ploys. Campbell's• or Nes!le's• MfYic.• for •· Mugs, spooitt, 1rnoll ploles. Un1.1suol gih l Age 9·od1.11!, for 2· 6. Goal: happiness! •WlOWH _, ... ...... ,, .. ,COS,l MISI COY•A ·---·-.... -.... i-::i-=c.-,......_ .. _ -..... _ ... ........ _ ... ,_ ... , ... _ .... .. ... ~- MI•IOlllACI . _, .. lAICISTll tOIC lll<M MOllOVll !t111 --...... ,_ 1110 .... 0H I .... c-. .... '"' ...... ~---.. ,1--........... _ ..... c .... ,~w .. c-~- UlllllA .... s11n111• SllTAAll s11Ta n sn.s SIMI YAlllT ~-- _,. ____ -=..-:.:.. ....... .... , __ ,,, __ ---""''-- -·.!~~l!!."' -·--SO. tOS AKILIS -=-.::=-· 2 Days 4797 Hoover• Conyertible, it beats, os it sweeps, as it cleon.s. Adjusts to low, normal, h;gh, shag p;le, la&QTOll ----..... __ .., .• ------TlllAIKI ..... __ ___ ... ) 'll•lll ....... -.. ·-· •. "" ·-·-...... _ lno VllTllA .. -;:..-....., -"" .... --.. -,_ .. __ . ..... -... c--... , __ __ .. --·-·--- - •• • ,. -. ., • • • ·. ......... 4 . . .~ . " ~ . . . . - Ol!LY PILOT -... °""""" 10. 19n , A Tom Cat's Alibi: No One Purr-feet l . DE,\R ANN LAND~' When my bride ol °"" 15 yeara standing coo- !mned my suopldOns and ~essed to •-flltL~\!I a.!!~ I.JI.!! ~ ...• ooly -bllt devastated. The period ol ~ was difficult. 1' found it neceesuy to embrace not !)Oly a new set of value&, but every female I could lay ,_ my blmdl cm. that this was rode bottom and that she should tell Aunt Alice that unless Mom is invited she will not allow a shower to be given. I fomtd my new mode 0£ life fuildly as~, ~m; Jong I discovered that . My sister says "it's Aunt Alice'J party most women bel[eve they are 8 com-and she C8lJ Invite or leave out wbomevtr ' ~ Wn!}IMolMataHl.tj.md~.MadameP¥1' .. she P~~ I ~ve a~ready niade' ~t _' podoor_ It toQ1i: aimo.t !IO ·eil9rt to C!ll. dear )!lat t)rill 119! ~~unless MOQI 11~ _ .....r1111 one o111itii> in bed.-Wbatro. . mvitecl. I bellen the ~r of !be.bride . ·""""· ~ paaecl the Word 10 otheri'and deserves. to ...... the spoUlght en ~ in. no..lbiie) ""' ~~ bu•i.:? ~ an occas~flN!a comment. -UPSET. _ · Now_ I mi an l!lperi"""" old rwe, j DEAll Vl'1, ~ • f,lmd<TI JAO! :.i I'd lib to offer aome sage .trice to Dl1 Loac ..... ~ wbt aay, •1f J- marrild fellow man. Never pu.s up ~te • ... •'I'm: not cemlag," 6lllld aD31Jdac. If it'• offered, like it. lf lt'1 1te told, ''Sln'J, _.mlu yoa." By tM available, get It. Your wile doem't p -e tom,"' -... the rigid to - all u.,i ume to cleau the houae and go -under -el lloyootl -that • s.boM>I· -MOON OVER 'MIAMI ...,,.... -• pest wbo wu DOI orijlnally -D)WI MOON: I llopo yw cu talle a few •""loo tfl -""' 1U Ule to DEAR ANN LANDERS: My sister-Jn. nod -rtnl, ...,_ yw -,_ law claims she'• nnor bad a sick day in arm 11ac:r..,..._ ytMll"lelf', Jet me her life and does AO& believe 1n illness or -JM -_, mu cu flod a medicine. Yet ....,. tbne she tums -.. to ... -If lie oell 1111 -around she is tUlac baking soda, or ..... lew •l'lllL TM fad tMt ,...,._ vinegar and water, ...itur and molwes, --• _, -aa • aDer or some other ldtchm ftlDOCly. ell --*as to -JM ill .. I aay she 11 medicating hene1I and she 0Jt0 el -,,_ ..... 1*1· •. , llbould atop prelendinl. Not a day goes DEA!l ANN LANDW: My pareats · II)' bllt wlilt, 1be doolll't mix. up ...,. bmt "°"' diYOl'Ced ab< yeara bllt thsJ get ... , .. '""" _., -... ber! aJoar l...U an -special occasions CONCZllllll:I\ wbeD 't1'ey meet. A big event II t'Ollling DEAR CON\!. Siie -~ .U me for up. 1111 oldelt sister 11 getliDg man-led. It aor. Ud l'I \et ... _, "'* Y°" will • the flnt wtddinf In our famlb'. -· Ptr ... -el -• ..i,111 ~-:~-•• ' ·'~--· ~~~ .... .., .,..., ~ -c..Jcl ~ ' "uv liJ my ... og. s '""""""'"'r, be I IJ•lf ti Kl1oal ,pnblem II to Siva a bil lhowtl\° and tbll K-1-ti1I~ pn tom,...; ii tbi ...,..._ NW,'* dl81 M't IOlve _, ,,.IMem. AMII Ali. II 1111' f1tber'1 alater. She A doCior -lie ceoAllod. ond -do not J•t along. I thoogbt There 11 a biC ~ bel....,. cold tba\·lar 11111 ...,. special ev~, bygones 8!MI cool. Ann Lande'!I shows you bow to ...... bt ~ ud everyooe WOuld be plq It a>ol -f.....tng people out In . ,,._,, wt IUCb Is ndl the case. hei bool<let, "Teenaie Sex -Ten Waya to Coot lt." Send 50 cents in Coin and a Ami A1lc:o bU not ln\'llod Mother lo lane, oell-. otamped envelope to tlio -· I told my!!!~ (the )>ride) the DAILY PILO'/" . c . . ... • \ ' Poster Pictures HQPe • '• • • • ., ' ' ' , . ' . ~r.yskil a Charming Choice • 8f JO 9LS0N Jensed said.. "I didn't know 1f &be waa a Oii .. ...., ,.... ..,. boy or gld. · ~ ~ _.,. 711 months -· "It's hard to explain the emotlom we old, II a YtrJ' .,....i ~. llad. _We "'t'" scared to death. We wero Sbe "Ill Ollllll montlll ol weiling and • I"' .J>lll8 . and ~ The doctors were ~ !0< ber'Jl&l"'llll, OoWa~ and ·~, tbouih. We llad all the fjncst Olriolble -at Hunlillgton Belch, IDedi<al help and that waa l'USIUl'it!I." • ind .a · II ~ GI ,tJie atill <i tba . .lfn. ~-ill• adamant that young medlc.i ~-In. O!qe Olun!J'. mothers who deliver a first child with 1b Crystal, •d)oom po1ter' dind for li'n "1 &....,. lake the Rbopm. oenun within the Oraiip o..tty NaUOOll Founclatlie-r '!1' houn after the birth to•i>reveot prob- Mari:ta ol Dimes, Is alive because ti two • lioml"wlth aubeequent pregnanciet .. . blood transfllllcaa before blrih ancl ~ ! "I would halo to -anyone go lhroogh .. alter blr1b to combat tbe deadly editta,• M, especially with llhoj!am available. f c;rxstal Jensen' ' ,, . of RJl ·disease. 1 Ai can't expleas it enough. Y 0W1g mothers '!'he Jeusens 10$1 their first baby in are llol ·tbinklnr orlbe flrture. They )wt May,· 1970, before they coUl<I• get to don't understand the heartbreak ol kJ&. OranC• o..tiy Medlcal cattr. for the Ing a cblld. ti's a shame that doctors are • a captivating IS • -ex1ra-belp tMy needed: . -..JlOLilresainl tbe..oerum.'.'.._ - choice f9_,r a After they moved to San Joee that The JeDleDI, fortunately, were able to same year, Mrs. Jensen became preg.~ see the miracle of birth .take p!ace in ""'lt IPin and was referrod to the sani. their famtly, after incmths <i sorrow and ' March of .Dimes poster girl. ! • v Clara Medical C.Oler for belp. Sbe was 'iiWl'Y· They,ma7 adopt ma<e cbildren to due to go lo san Fronci3c:o for a make their borne complete. ' • tnmlusloo, .11111 the day -Ille was other pottnts caa be spared the lo 1eo.. llhe went 1mo ~-heartbreak of Rh trag~ u they use the ~r and loot the second. cblkl.~· new serum as preocribed by the Natlooal 'llley bad moved bi.ck to~ Foundation. ty wheo the thin! pregnancy . ;, • Crystal's selectioa as poster cbild, Na- "Witb Crystal we wen1 snJcbj :to Uooal Foundaticin offldals say, b "Jn. O!onge-County Medlcal Con.lei" .Mrs · tended to dramatize the new direcUoo Jeiiaen said. "We g ot the ~ care 'lbe~tRliiil-FOOndallon is taking .•• avAuabJai" , . · ~ preVentloo of birth c;lefectl." '!be 'befOl'&-birtb transfusions gtvea to Crystal, in 1973, will repment the Crystal were the first ever attempted at . 250,000 babies .. born 11U1Ually in the -orange COOrity Medical center Mrs United Sl!ltes with _&gnlflcant .birth -Jensen added. She was given ~ 1ocai defects, acr,ne ~ which can now be ~ and the IJ'OCfSS took aboot-. prevented, ~1d . Mrs: Doro t h y four ·boun eacb ~ "Tenific" back Sutherland, ,uec:ut1ve . director of the pa. I ' •· -• • .:...1 Orange o..tt)' Chaplor. DI were m:r UlUY .,. ...... em. ''When the bli · _ .... :i•--.1 to "--·• born -pu C 1J u~ SU~ ~,-""" eo..reaa a montb port tM researdl. treatment and public eady and was lake Jmmedlstely for her, education .programs ol the Marcb of thin! trans!Usloo. . Dime•, it will hasten the day when all "I didn't even aet to see bee,'' Mrs. babies are born healthy." • • • • • " ' .-~·-- , Qolly Pilot "'"""_by . . Patdck! O'DonMft •' • .. :i ·- • Litt I~ Mi 11 Je~••n g&+. so~ ' ' love from _her puppy dog . . . . ' ' '. _Simon I above)! At right, her mother,. C)lristine1 9iye1 th11nk1 ' for medical .discoveries that saved Crystal's lift.· ' . • ' • .' • ' - " • • .. Closed Drawe1· Enigma By ERMA BOJllBECK I tnOw I've told. you before about my sons, •unie Odd Couple." Well, the other day as 1 passed by Otcar's room (whd wun't born, he was hatched), I noticed 10mething strange. At first I rouldti't put my fmger on It. There was a wet bath towel on the bed. Four clean shirt! were strewn on the chair. Underwear dotted the Door like pasture drop- pings and eight drawen were pulled .out wllh clolhea and papers·spillil)I out. THAT WAS IT! 'Ibere we~ only. e 1 g h t drawen ajar and be bad a total ' of nine dtewers ln his room. I went over to wbeie AT WIT'S END the dr8wer was closed. Why! Why would this drawer be closed? At dinner, I told D11 husband, "You are not goUJg tO believe this, but one of Oscar's drawers was shut this morning." My husband stopped drinlt· ing .his coJrto. "YO\tre ~4' ding." "No. It's only a feeling, mlnd you, blll he might be reaching the age or Udy." The next day I again passed by the room and u I picked my way through a carpet of baseball cards 4nd orange peelings, l noted that once again the drawer was closed. I called Mother. "Hey, guess what? One of the drawers in Oscar's room bu beeo closed for two days." ''Maybe it's stuck," she said. "With all the rain and .. "No," I smiled smugly, "] lhlnk he's fmally becoming neat one drawer at a time." The morning ol the third day, ~I-C601ih1' resist the Im- pulse ·10 check and see if the draWe!' was still Intact. I turn- ed to find his brother, Felix, looking over my shoulder. "Just look at your brother's room;" 1 said. ''I ·can't," be said. '1t's enoogh to make you sict." ''I think your brother Is changing," 1 sald. "See that one drawer that ls closed? ll'1 been closed for three clays." "He's hiding something," he charged. "He probably stole 90methlng from my room and doesn't want us to know about it ... After three more days of ml'*rY I could stand It no loogtr. I said to Otcar, "YOtlr rocm loob better today.'' '"lbanU," he Aioi, stumnc a small box of cereal under bis pillow. "I've noticed that !or the put. weei you have even clos- ed one of yaur drawers. Tb.I& Is • step In the rlghl directlon. That's hoW you become neat • •J. , one drawer at a time.I' ·· ~·Oh, that drawer," .he said. f • ' I It • • • • t .I • • .1C ......... -10, 1972 DAILY PILOT ~ ' .DfJn't Be Slave, Go to Work If Husb~ Doesn't Appreciaw You By Colllll Marco .can there ho something wrong with a bwibaod here ond there? Of courae. Thougb all men may be good, not all are perfect. There are indeed... times when I have fleeUng moments of guilt advising wives to follow my advice for a better Like the one who wrote me: "I have followed your advice to the letter for many yean. I have never worked but stayed home, devoting my life to caring ror my hllJband. OUr one d.augbtor Is married, The house ls always clean and heal, hlo clothes clean and pressed and baoging In his "l hive 1 beoltjU/ul dinner pttpared ror him overy nlt!ltt 8nc:f rise at four every mornfng to make h1I breakfast and ht• lunch (II< Is a blue collar worker). "I keep myaeU neat, clean and as seductive as possible. I do not nag blm. Yet , I even mass.lge his leet. oell!alt, ..U-...d man. Ile II not lht lout bit lnWtsled In me, although l am well tn- fonned oo current events and -"· "lfe la interested in every belpleuly. I don't know whit to do. This h8J been ha-Ing for two or lhree ·yeara, and l hive Just kept pouring oo ytltlt • ood' ldvk:e! n1utnc me to 1et 1 job 10 we will beve more money. A slave perrorma services because she wife pt""forms them she wants to. Why not work? You have no ch With your salary hire a who does some of the you've done. If he doesn't like It, I him. Preferably with a f marriage. • ' closet. ' "I 09w. have a apolled, f. -I- otbel' woman be sees, no mat- "' bow llbe "lc!ob or how fat BDd tloppy tltie Is. He flirts opeily wltlt complete "'-" while l look on '' 1 ''Where Is the clevotod hits- ~ )'OU promised? He won't even talk to me abdut any suJ>. ,Ject except the men at wort and·how great their wive• are. Some of them work, and he is "Well_, It 11 a.1molt time for bhn to return! He wUI come In, .&wer, change clolil<S, eat his' ll<oiutllul dinner. Then he ·,.m reld the paper and go to bed, ltrn hll back to me and go to sleep. l don 't even rate a kiss. Thanks for nothing. Signed -Hi• Slave.'' pan. I 0,IN DAILT 10-101 Su• •. 10-7 SUN!!tA y I ,MOllDA y I DEC. 10..11 . Q~ANTIT!H LtMITID; NONI SOLD TO DIAUIS BEGl.NNER'S 4 .... CYCU 2 Doy.-Only Greater no·tip stobility with 4' whHls1• internal pedals. Age 3·6. 896 looking, listening progra-ins 5 ft4 explore aspects of a child;s • :, experience . '" • RAGGEDY ANN° 'N ANDY0DOLLS 2t!.k .. Raggedy Ann'" 'n Andy,'"' 15112" tall, in cotton-print diirl or pinafore, red ytarn boir. 2 Dayi.. , .: • • -'"' ,, fSABY D9~1;. 2 33~. 2 Doy• Only • Fully jOinted "¥inyf1• rooted hoir, moving eyes. Drinks arid. wets. Approx. 14" 'r"Bl:.E AND 2 CHAIRS 2 Dar.• 0,""' 8 24'18" ·~bit ·~ih • _.88 -. 'moldin·e. and 1pat· te;n, 2 -plOsl\c choirs. 1 . TOUCH 'N TUCK"SET 2 Days Ottly T ape5try -by • number'!' 2 3 3 Tuck colored 'WOOi yarn mta'slots. 10hx914.·in. -~ . DEl.UXE PARTY SET 2.00 ~ Aggra¥atioA"'1 For 2· to 6 players of all ages. 3 Dcryt. --.,-~:...--•- TllPlE Y:AHTZIE 9 I 97 .-t~Q family Qame for all ages. KE cu11• GAME TIME 3.33 2-Lpla.ye[s,_ .5· I 0 ,_..,.Frozen fun! PASSWOID9 GAME TIME .1.86. . 3.·4-ploy~rs, ogf\ lo-adult. 3 Days: • America's All-Around Athlete! Ftexible joints, biceps flex, he can pitch, 'pass, throw. With trunks and equipment. PINT0°CAR Sun.-Mon. ·Cox® .049 gas •ijg;ne. 4:1 'gear ratio. Fos ! l i ... ite4 O...Ontity- non• 10ld to.d•ol•ro I • DAREPLANE . STUNTER P..l.ANE 12.88 You be the pilot. Do stunts, loops, etc. TRAJ~BLAZERS0 2 Doy• Only . • ' . . • .. ' . ' '· ., ... ' . "~ ~ · <>peD It tlecause I ·.....-new Mithlng out ol IL" .. • Aller he left; I eued o~ llie driwer. It containOd ~ dean tdlUwear. · • · · • 2~~ .. . . Executive Placed on Probation Insurance l!xecutlve Robert L. Casmlan has been placed m five years probation and ordered to make ruu restltu- tloo following his convicUon In Orange County Superior Coort .., charges o1 rorgery. Judge Byron K. M~Mlllan a1 .. ruled that cashman, 40, Santa Ana, must not be allow- ed to particlpete In any business or p.-olessloo that calls 10< the l.ulng gl a II· cenae by the Stato o1 Califor- nia. Cashman was accused In a Grand Jury lndlctmeot Issued Juoa ! ol rorglng documents which permitted him to rt!move $$ million worth of 1ee11rlUea lrom .. rekeeplng aceount.s at local banks. Judge McMiiian lmpo11ed 1 '" 1tate prlaon term of one to 14 years, blll µ,oh IUlpended It In ! ,_ of the probollon larm and the order to mske resUtu- tlon. PRE-SCHOOL TOYS FOR 2-6 YEAR OLDS You• 4'' Choice A talking, moving pvth·buHon far"\ or old wotno1' in a 11hot. An olpho&t. Khool thows a word for eoch l•tt•r, C...Y•ltMO tt7•.., 11 I· !'llllGI ~..., .. . • ... .. •. . • MUSICAL PLAY TV 9 333 t"School · D'oys" olor pic!11fe1,QO y.a•. Mvsic plays. -.. Ml.J!OWH. ..: ... ~. 14-PIECE POP ART MUG SET 'vou• J66 Choke Carnp'bell'1• or N•1tl•'s• Mrvict for •· Mugs, 1p0ons, wnoll plates. Unu111ol gift! DECISION9 FOOTBALL . 4.88 Coll the play,'hike football, kffp score. HAPPLNESS9 FUN TIME 3.97 Ao• 9-odult, for 2· 6. Goal, hC19pinelll MIU•All COSTl MISA CtVllA '""::"l=i:.-...--.. ·-c-..... __ --··· !•t••c- L~,!~~s.~ lOIC llA<• .... " .. ..... _ .... ,,, ,, .... :::tr"-, ........ _ .... c-....... -- ~····· IAUA fl s•..U ~~~' -·-..... __ ~·.!' ... '!L..... .M~ !'!!A.!!'-_,,__ .. ,., __ - , • • .. • IAST LOS AIAllS ·-_ ... , .. __ It•"•'~· .. , ... __ ..... _ ... _ MOIYCLAtt IO.ln!YWOOI -........ -----·r .. : .... $0. lOS AICIUI , ... , ... ".' -=-.:=-'f "·--... __ ,Sei includes Vol~twogpn9 camper, all-terrain cy· cle, ond Mcloren•rocer. UPRIGHT VACUUM 2 Days 4797 Hoove,.. Convertib'9, it beats, os it 1wtep1, 01 it cleans. Adju1t1 to low, normal, high, .hog pile. llUllTOI CU.All ----., ..... _ .. .... -... ..-.... ... , ... • ...... --c----~'!.I! ..... 1-----\~-- YHIAllCI ·-· .!'!:.."'i:l'":.::: .. ,,., ___ ·---... ----'! __ _ • • . 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" . !.· ::· 43c ~;:· 53c ~;:· 57c liof l tt. 12 II. 2t IL . . ~ ' --··~ ·~ von Play Balls Cl'loose from an official size Kick- ball which is waterpmof ind scuff. proof or a rugaed, official sire all· weather Volleyball. 3· 89 II(. 5.25 • lotion in clear pie xi-case. U11. 6~40 . ' '&NCHOl'llO.Clllit Beverage-sru . . . •• Choose from "Capri" or "Sandflower" patterns in luscious color combin. tions. Slltfl-lhLSill ~NCNOI NOCKINI" Beveragesn ... "f11t11l1" •.• Satin blue 1nd blue mitt In an eleg11nt design. St! 1ft-lh1. Sill "GOODY" Stocking Stutters Five ponytail holders in a 77c clear round pla"stic "orna· ment'' container. R11. 19e '3' All PllC!S Pll'IAIL• Stoay, loc-1111 ttn WdlllUJ, ...... ., 11~ • DRUGSTORES OPIN t AM le 10 PM - ' •i ! ' ' ~ • Suitdly, Otctmbtr 10, 19n Exciting family or party game of action, sus- pense, skill and 'chance. THINK wlile you have fun! 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Real actioll'! • Colored Blocks PLAYSKDOL -Can of . 70 pieces in 10 shapes. 3 28 Non-toxic colors. For ages 1 Yl to 8 years. • . ~·~· . . . . . Go For Broke· SELCHOW· -Spend a . million! Ifs harder than you think ••• losers strike back! Contains 3 19 board and all playing , equipment. . • Doll Stroller SDUTll BEND -Red and blue rosebud print with 3 19 blue trim. 25" High with canopy & shopping bag. • Westem Rifle NICHOLS -Two ranger repeating pistols. Simu- lated leather holsters 4 99 with antique finish. Checkerchief and badge. • Jfili.er PiR Ol&l. KYGIENE Al'PuANCE ~elreihiH, ~IS>!ion jet s17lam of .w1!tr • • makes YI!'' 1TI01Jtli feel marveloos. Trim, 19 88 co'ntelTiporary lines. ·lnCroiles 4 jet tips: lq. ZUI Dtltxt Mdtl #ll • • 3-Pf!Cf Christmas Gift Table Mates SPECIAL! •rm11tm Al'~ldtd In •ntiqut 5x7 & BxlD photo wtl1t9 "tll ' WI hi-ta.Moll DAIL V PILOT B ICCtn! CU/ori dtcor. ' ENLARIEMENTS •t!d •~n 1 binterlty ;~ desr1n. J ® • $1/t & ,,,,., ' • .,. s., •• ,, -• .. Htr DIJ• . • ,,,,.,. Ht,,,,, . . Made from any standard size •er.1.11 J99c 4~ .. negati" or slide. ~ot r,:d on 110, offer food ntil December 14, 971. En-• ~ larg-ts will be re11irned .,, Silt & Pepper SET · by Friday, D1tember 22nd. ~ ' •rrwco 511 lxtl .. , ... It&. 2.41 ... • 8 • DAil Y PILOT Sund_,, Dt<ttnbtf 10, 1972 Food I Dollar: Eaten by ' Costs . By JOHN BARBOUR ,_,......,.. ..... Wl'\ttt A bead of lettuce that costs lea than a ntc:kel to grow seti. al the supermarket for 39 oenb. Wily? Editor's Note -Whot's hoppeMd in the Land of Plenty? Peopl.·are eat- 1be grower normally makes , a PMllY a bold on lettuco. The supennartet lhoft a profit of perhape a penny and a ball. And It still ·Is a llnlggJe to bold the price at • cent.. .-------L:E I I UCE: ·THE 39 CENT TRIP ---. . -. cent profit to nell y<ar'i oeed. One grower aayt ho will batveel al a J><lce of to "'Jib a carton, looing ~ n!Qle. lilol to keep his crews lKlly' ..ti 11PIJ' his overtiead becat11e ho "" ready to barvell anyway. .. Beef tbat sel1a for as cents 8 pound on the boo! costs 99 cent. a pound on the shell. Wbo's grabbing the profit! The farmer, the rancher, th& packer, th e supermarket manager bemoan proftts of less than a penny per dollar ol sales and remember days that were better. 1be housewife pays more cash on lhe be,... relbead for food and remembers when prices were lower. Who'll right? This is America. Land of plenty, of "amber waves of grain," ol Thanbgiving feasts and Christmas turkeys and Euler hams, of ocrambled eggs and orange juice In the morning and Mom's a~ pie at nlgtit. FEIID,CJUNA • • 1n9 more, JMYH19 mor• and 9ripin9 mort. Who's to blome for $00tin9 p r ice s ? Pro{iteers? Cheaters? It's • mixed be9 of thieves· -and one of them is you. ficiencies were eaten away by costs. Passing (ood up the chain ts a c o m p 1 e i , hand-to-hand system. Every hand takes something OUl The neighborhood store gave way to the chain o f neighborhood stores ,itlch gave way to' chaim of suR"fllUirl<eb. Thm' 1l8ed' I<> be 500 Items <in the shell. Now there ire 12,000. And evea DOW the boosewlle am for mon. An Item frequently doubles in cc>OI fzoln the limo ii ls '°"" ,.. bred lo the time It Is harvested °' slaughterod. It doublea again from the time II !.s shipped to-the lime It !.s sold.· OOUBl'JNG The first doubling Is largely labor and transporiallon. In the second doubling, two. thirds of the cost ls labor. It Is Impossible I<> follow all 12,000 items In a supennartet from farm to table. One of- ficial at the U.S. Deportment of ARricuJ-said he wished his department Qluld follow a few, but they just couldn't af. ·ford lbe cost. ·All along the way, from grower to supennark~, the people ln·the food chain ... loathe to be quoted about the facts cil their business -for competitive reasons largely, and because they dcll't want to irritate the next customer in the line. • ..... \:. ~9.0¢ ' On the shelf 25.7¢ Delivered to market 21.0¢ In an eastern warehouse 14.5¢ F.O.B Salinas At the oupennorl<o! t...i, a chief produce bfYer actoowledges that ~1?.' once a rule of 11DU11eWUe acceptance that went: ff cenla, forget II; 39 cents, maybe: 29 ·cents always; lt cents, ru take two. . •t• PRICE INCREASE • ', But in the last two ""'" lliat rule !)as changed. It l;'pP a dime in each category .. It """ mOCb the ........ other produce ~. · o• ave111.ges, over a perlDll·-ol' time. Cam>!.s. It -11Y <lolls two cent. to f1!"' a .l'l'""'t°ol carrots, • and~ six centa" "'to harvest It mechanlcallJ, wlOiti 11,.coo1 It, l>ag It and pack'll In crates -.411 ~ ~·"' the era!<. Packed In lee,. mt refrigerated, tranopoi'la!liJa east costs about 3 centa • a ··W~~··st! ::~ 'Ibis is the nation with so much stored grain a D d bumper crops that a hungry Russia and a needy China came • here to shop, and American bakers immediately started talking about raising the Jl'ice ol. bread. This is the datioo where the supermarket was born and where today · supemiarket chains are clos- ing stores by the dozen.'5 and reporting deficits ~miniscent of Rome in decline. 'lbi.s is the America. where the govern- ment insists that consumers ·are spending a smaller perc<ntage of their disposable income on food than ever brlore, and where housewives establish food coopeni~es and organhe boytoU. to pro. test high prices. Supermarl<ets wltlch -. adequate · and profitable 10 years ago ar. obllolet.. today. There ar. too many of them, and many of them are too small to sell enough. PROFITEER? But the· Associated Press was able to follow a number of common food products from field to shell. This Is wbat happens to price in transit. . _; r'.0¢ 9.0¢ Picked and packed chew away at the price, ·Cid when the carrota ... oold,. the little plastic numerall ..ad:.ti cent. a~· · • A ttu..1>ou!>d bag of ~ ontoos might' nm 34.5 ii!!lta delivered to Ole su~ Does anyone profiteer? The food industry is a series of speculatiom and the nature of speculation as well as the na-of supply and demand will yield large prof l ts ~ on small volume. Or it can lead to smaller losses on lilrge volume. Ri pe in the field Yet every lndicaticn is that food prices will "'ntinue to rise. Wily! Wbo's right! Wbo Is the pirate? Wbo Is being pirated? Where dooi the money go? The bitter tact Is that the American food dollar Is being eaten ·alive by the costs of distribution. The food industry ·has grown bigger and bigger In the int<r.st of efficiency' then watched as those ef- For instance, when lettuce is bad, and tiler. is Ml mucb of 11, the price goes up per bead. A cartm of 24 to 30 head might se.U for $7.50 in California, and the wholesaler might almo6t double the price In Boston. It is-·posoible to have a head of lettuce sell for 50 cents wholesale in Bost.On. Jn which case the grower makes more per head on fewer head, as does the wholesaler , and the supermarket sells it for less than cost, alisorblng the toes. 'Jbat i! an extreme case. When it occun, the housewife has one ODlion ' Don't buy. 11.88 G.E. 2-slice toaster The lettuce dollar begins simply enough in California.· For each aero he plant. the growei-spends roughly $15 on seed, 125 to pl'epare the land, $S for insecticide, $60 for fertilizer, $100 for land use, $50 for water, $80 for equl!>' ment, taJ:es and supervision, and 1100 for all pre-harvest labor from thinning t o weeding. IDEAL WEATHER Ideal . lettuce weather is in the 70s In the daytime, llie 4-0s and Mo at ntghl A bad year with cold weather means a shorter growing day and smaller beads, smaller yields per acre. 1be grower is well familiar with the law of supply and d .. mand. Generally if they ship 500 carload! a day the lettuce is good and µ>e going price is likely to be about a dollar a carion. If the crop Is down, and the lettuce pQCl' I growers will do well lo sbip 150 carloads a day and the price will jwnp to $7 a carton. The farmer faces variables iii land rent, field labor and water. A dry year? More ir- rigation. Hot and humid? A big insectidde bill. Cold? Less growth, but ~ b\lgs. By the time the lettuce is grown, the grower has in- vested $480 per eae. U it was a good growing season, he might reap 500 cartons or 12,000 heads of lettuce from lliat acr.. At this point the tel· tuce costs 95 cents a carton, or a litUe less than four cents a bead -stlll in the field. Harvesting and packing are done on the spot. The carton 22.88 G.E. Toast'R'"oven • Fully automatic. 9 position toast selector. Extra high toast llft for easy toast removal. Chrome with black trim. (Model •T-17) '' . . Automatic toastei, top browner and oven all in one. Heats to 500°. Toast color control. {Model •T-93) warehouse. Warehouoe a.,ta · run 7.3 cents. store expell@l!S coots 30 cents, labor coots 5 lettuce oa board a refrigerated piece-work. They make flOO to 15.3 cent., and when the l)ag cents a carton, and• it costs 3 boxci.r &ltd ready to travel '800 a week with peak/weekly ot onioM sells for 59 cents, t)ie cents to truck a carton to the costs now 14.5 cents a bead -wages of $1,200. neir contract supennarket makes two. P.iat- railbead. The lettuoo MW up a nickle over the price the provldoo that llley will not nies, one ·or which -J•r costs about eight cents a bead. fanner got -and it hasn't yet stack cartons more than 81 in-taxes In a normal oeason the left Callfomla. ches high. 'lbla means that a ~tels carry '~ supermarket buyer will pay 9 Freight to New York City 50-loot refrigerated c • r Items at a loas becauoo ~1 to 9.5 cents a head. He also adds 6.3 cents a bead, and it capable of 1'oldJJil 1 , 2 • O feel they should have ~ . assumes the rest of the costs then arrives at the warehouse cartoM caqies only-l,OM Obviously other items tblf~n from this pobt on .The lettuce costing 21 cents a head -cartons for the same car be profitably priced bave.:io · begins to die from the moment mqre than twice tbe fanner's price. -carry the loss bur d e.n . it is barv~ sq~ 1,_3_--Ptkt!--Truckhlg, warehoyse · There are men who inspect Q>nslder ~Jll5_!. cents a bead to cool it to 34 'handling, inspection a n d ·tile lettuce Deing 10iaed to A cllairi store receives a degrees within loor hours ,of spoilage figure into the =t of make sure the.quality !.s right PJJUlld package of mushroqins barvesl the lettuce, DOW a week to 10 for . the supermarkets they tba,t already OJ6ts 7 eenis. 1be cooler worker makes days old. Its cost u it enters represent. They are called Delivered to the store the.~ about $4.25 an hour. Tbe truck the supermarkets for 39 cents-br6ken, and the brokerage fee jump,, to 81 cents. Store" ez.- driver who brings the lettuce but before it does, store ex-per carton is a dime. · penses bring It to ft..C. "' from the field averages $8,000 penses eat up 10 more cents. The grower faces certain But, says a supermarket Or- a year. The supennarket vlf!a"s ':12 bre a k ·even, lose-or--make J !Cial, you can't !!el l U the supermarket buyer cents a bead, bot bait of tbaf: realities 1n tenns of crop alze mushrooms for more than a wants his lettuce wrapped is claimed by taxes. demand. and price. U lettuc~ dollar. They are a low v61time film, rather than leaves, he The men who load the hox-Is selling for 11.10 a cirton, he item, but they ought to be on pays an extra four cents. The cars at lbe shipping point do will harvest aod put his 19-\See Mea~ pqo B 1) : ·24.88 •• G. E. buffet skillet Pushbutton ejector on control. lmmeraible fo r easy cleaning. High dome lid. Avocado or gold. (Modal •SK-27) .. . We've mixed up a batch of G.E. values for your favorite cook. •• . ·- • --. .. . • •• ·. . ~ ,_ eW''A"IUll•ca.tswtst. eWOOIWlllUIZ1500Vk*JM etl~mG JY* •SAnAA°•A 3'00Solr.9rldolst ,TOllMQ ~Md~ eLAllWDllCltMIStlMPl'lllllllt8te. eHCMPAHlu?lllfllf)•aeUwalll •OIAlll ~Gmt-h'.G.11111~ _....,,, Extandld Chri1tm11 StoreHouro W"k~9:30To 10:00 ,sund1ya 10:00To 10:00 -.., . . ' .-- I ' l • • 'to . . a I II a • On ~ c~ • ';;Meat: It's Better, ' " ,; ... !£More Expe1J8itJe • J • ' ?!r. •. . .t . • ( ...... Poae B I) MulOO built Where lk laed the sbel .... So Ibey oel1 them alld tllltle .,., ' for a centa a pGUDd. Tbe store On April st; tbls y11r,"a feed ~ 15 cema. But llOlll.thlng lot outside ol Gorden City, • c.bol. will pay !or the lou, Kan., NCeiwd two loads of ~!her tn the C"°" depart-cattle -• Tau a n d r. --:• ... out IL Cotondo, bollill* II auctloo • .,...,... On May .,,. Jlalph Gross •• 11 varies oomewhat from boucbl 1.1---1 i,,,. to atore, or cbaln to with the feed; lot to fatten ~~ them. G-booll>i the col ... <11iltqre:l•aales. 'lbllt'a al>oul u al an ...,..ge ,W;lghl ol 7111 . --u pneral merchandl!e pounda. lie paid ... 741.11, ="""' '1'1111 callle ""' lor 15 ..,. od ,,;ilflqb If toothpaate and G , -ai>cl11e ,,_ ilild ~:~1y4:;1' ba':°1~ 11:= to -u.f'F a r ii.I'. 1·d "l::.ii • ~ ,....,. -.... 'on ..,,,.. at bettor margina. ' l)ept. e for Blaqghwt. Tbe °'' t. r,listy percent of a store a tie "Reigbed an average of .Mies are In groceries like can· 1,201 pounds on the hoof. , ......i·(OOdl, \Ilea\ repreaeotl 25 Tben -a ~We bed loclr t.~t "' all the dollara rung ~ U.fof.llle'oripiar !S ,....,p,on the Ctsb <qlller, held\ UI ·oclually en~11he ~l PEIUSllAllLll: ..... ~. . ' .,1be £!'0'S martins on meat Ia tilt ind'~a.-'w. 'Groes' cat. "'miil j!riMluce are genenlly tie ............ ;....,. a.'l!lgher 25 to 30 per<e11t '-.:..~..:T-Dll,365 pounds, J<;_.it-•, beca -..,,.~ oae..prhne ~. 72 "''· use _, are choice m pd. The alm i:s ~Its and looe wetgbt two ti cbolce. The careass - Farmar .Ralpit -; l'fllht, and packing house man- •' Don F:tndtt1 cen'tw, Inspect '°'"9 of Grou' cattle ' hoadod for slaughter In Garden City, Kan. l'or Gros1, his lnYti111'*'1t on 198 head ended up • • $2,600 IOI&. For Fender, whatever It w11 that ., := ~y ~ ;8fu! weight after slaughter was choice and 49 cents good, ing~,. d e s i g n i n g "14d"over ciwazy, or they spoil. lG,OOO pc;lJnds of beef-bone, Ralph Gross' cattle no longer pac ble J»Ol't~ of meat "'CUled goods, 00 the olber fat and IOan. belong to him. The packing lo trunmmg by the "'5aiiil:are bandied oo-iilll 'l'bo-fMd lot charges-came... liiiUiie jell Iii one p6cent pro.-supermarket. ~nl grou margin. ~ •11,111.1;:. Gross bad to pay fit, and those st.en and II saves on ffeight. But in ~eat ta a slngWar cue. -of b<Mll :,IOil~ heilers are beadini to markets some clUos, members of the • · are •tlnc more ~ .., 2:i bead ~i from the Stop and Shop In Amalgamated Meat ~ters better moat. Alld-pa,tng~ ·tae Of j>Od -te coot bl Booton to the Quaker Tea ref\1Se lo handle meat Ul this ~ for It. Yet meat pro-ea • repu m •Company tn Phlladelphla, still fre1gbt ... vlng form,· largel.Y "'d\li:!loo ta more•eflldent than ~ !,lllO· prolll and next loeing welgilt and money. because it cuts down on their • 'tv'er •before. . lime be,ro;\ :,V:: It. Most of the beef shipped Jabor. · -"-~]J#-Gross -ts a-wheat --J~Ieii ...__.._twO liOOrs~east 15 In carcass-form; sides-..sti.U.. that one process alone ~~ from Friend, ~ To to nm · Ralpll Gtc:a' ·cattle and quarters. Because It con-cou1d. save a quarter of the fuil:e the best uae of lbe atul>-'tbroqb ~ ancl trim. . talns oo much booe and faL as shipping costs on carcass beef. • · ~ and silage left Ji> his fields The packfrw house . sells much as 411 percent oHt ends Bone . and suet, sold for _;.r~ harvest, he be&an ~~ meat, but ft ,tufVlvel on the up on the cutting room floor, rendering, bring only a~t mt a few cattle, and selling remains. , The }rice · .of beef sold for less than it cost. That two cents a .pound, less then it ~ to a local paatng house. would l>O blgber ...,. It bot muna more paid for freight costs to ship ii east. Freight t , l' .Beel ii no kmger a matter ol. for. the Wgh price for hides On a k>llng cOmmodlty, ·~ it east l1;lnl about three cents a • catlfe ddves and atock yards and, offal. 'Ille average ""1ue meam lhlit· lbe belllr'"<llli of ~ ~·-and ~·· They ol all beef Ill'. products ta about rileol wtD hive to pay for the Beel m;lnks as tt moves . ._, !'<lllaced by mam-14 a head. --clown the food chain. Of the -feed )(IQ all over the LOllE MONEY Nol-an beef ts llblpped tn 1100 pound steer that -Jal Wbero thousands of bea'd Refrigerated and ready to this cootly way. Some nnn.. ' · of cattle are fattened for ship the next day a:t 53.$ cent! now pnH:Pt the meat to leave into the slaugbterboule. only . delivery to . nearby packing 1 pound prime, 5a.$ ....,. the bone and suet at the pack-&e pounds comes out u -t • NOW7.77 ROUNb' HASSOCK REG. 9.15 SAVE 1.38 V1nyt hassocks with foam padding. 14 ~ high. Wipe clean with spo~ Choice of"°""" · ... '* .~ . •,c.~'~. " .. NOW&A1 ·· SQUARE HASSOCK REG. 7.55 SAVE 1:14 .. Vinyl hassocks with loampedding. 14"high. Wipe clean ~ippnge. Choice of colors. . ' • . made the dJff.ffnc. In tho sl.aughterlng opontlon probably ......, from the sale of the hides and othar byproduds. Right, after slaughtar, sides of baof fill coolar at packing holisa. .. . carcass. When it reaches the beef than people want to buy." retailer and is trimmed, only The American appetite for 462 pounds ends up on !he meat is voracious. Dr. Herrell supennarkei-shell. De Graff, president of the As the weight shrinks, the American Meat Institute, says price goes up. A live steer consumption per penon is up sells for about 36. cents a in the last three decides from pouna. -Slaughtered a n d l2S pounds • year to-190. The refrigerated in carcass form it United States with aiz percent -•-6 ts d F I ht of the world's Population con-CO;:n..;, 1, cen a pcnm . re g 30 t of the adds three cents, handling sume~ percen adds -two -cents, and now-a _world ~meat produ~n. pound of beef trimmed costs "When meat prices went up, 96 cents. To that add ov~iiiead the ~ains absorbed a lot of and about a one percent profit. the mcreases, and b~ed. I . guess we all bled," said one A supennar~et chain ex-supermarket exeCutlve. "And ecutive sa~, We know the when prices went down. the farmer'!'" isn t making much govemmen't was all over us money and we know the about wby we weren•t reduc- pecker isn't mating any ing prices, wh1cb we were. money and we know the But to thi:s day J don't think retailer isn't making any there's a chain that bas made nmey. Meat will be more ·ex-up anything In the meat de- pe!ll)YO. Meot at relail will not partment In the lall ,...rs! oel1 for le!is-It's likely to keep months tn the areo tn which ~ up m1tu there is more we operate." NOWBA9 i QUILTED HAMPER ' f:IEG. 9.99 SAVE 1.sO Quilted ~nylS1\'9' Sl(!OI. Y<!>ted bacl<. 2~·x26·x 12'". Choice of colors. • -.. , ... ~ • • ••• ,"i_ ... ~· . . -... ! OWB.49 CORQUROY BEDREs.T REG. 9.99 , SAVE 1.50 · . l<lpoj<f!lllng. Measuiw 16'x111'1!Zl". CoiO "'""' wilh pod<et "' nch. CllOlco of _,., DAILY PILOT 8 9 I. .. ""' ' ·• • HUAIA •w llOOO Clltt&W«lil St. • WOODWll •W'i1soo VldtfJ llvi .• ·~11Slll,3S201,W • IAITA ••• 3900 kwlli 8rlst.I St.. THU.ep --.. H~ ............. c..o. ...... ~ ·~· ............... °'....,.. ~ OUIMIG.arMI """ ........ . DTlllO CtltlSTMAS STOil MOUIS WlllDAYS t ;JOTO ,10100IU•D~Y 10iM · 10r0t . ' . • -' .. • • 1 ·•· • -. . . .. .. ... ...... --•• • . . ' . , ~ .·,,,.t;. ' . -'GET A VIVID PICTURE OF A SCENE, THEN EXPRESS IDEA WITH CD~ORFUL WORDS' Mrsi Cl•ra Schultt Talks to Krl1 Helper, 11, and Joel Strauss In Writing Class . . ' . Tot~s Toy Trapper Deputy Rounds Up Un.safe Ones ANTIQUE~ SALE 1 the ol!epdlng llem 1 will be subject to acUon under th6 Hazardous SUb.sta~ Act. Mrs. Mangold said con· sumer de,puUes don't stop with the list o! loys known lo be dangerollS. "I continually fmd toys that aren't o.n the list but U}nt I !ind potentially dangerous to a child," she said. · ""I pull them oCf the shelves an4 show them to t h e manager. Some take them off, others won 't. I pay for a toy like that and tum it over to the FDA for testing." She said she also finds that some banned toy.s hav~ been disguised by the manufat! 20 to 40 °/o Off, Saturday • Sundctr. 12. 4 -or distributor by pasling a new ldcnlificatton number THOMAS f. AllEN ANTIQU(.f over the number on the FDA bl kl. t Weekend• or by Appolntmertt acts ,~ ~ Mrs. Mar:itold held up a rub- ber squeaker doll to Illustrate the point. "See," she s a i d.... "old number and ' new number -aod that squeaker plug Is still there for a baby to get at and choke on. Jt~s stUI the .. ··' same old dangerous toy.:• . . .. 1 The store manager later 7892 Westminster Avenue ') took the doll of( bis shelves. Nestmlnster.Ca.1714l892·7W As a COD8Wller deputyr Mrs.[~~~~~~~~::::~ Mangold says stf frequenllyl- attracls quite a crowd, ortce Su~·IS other shoppers find out her m!~i they ask m~ -what to Flltl Y . look ror, WQ. Lots or people l ... '. Teaching Children to Write :!1::e~. chif~' Just ·~aren~t · in the•t1ltJijll1ll • By JOHN ZALLER Of Ille o.JIY l'Utt Sl.tt ·the • I A little ·buys a lot of Christmas jewelry gifts under the Squiggly ® Roof.' 400-day Anniversary clock -34.86 ~-~ .... ow TIMe ,., Pl•rt , Musical jewel boxes. VQiir choice 8.88each • Amex· hunter style pocket watcll(!s Swiss made. 17. ie"'" locabloc r'nOYement Push botton crown. With Roman OI' Arabic numerals. Embossed case $SQ Six embos6ed hunting Off~ scenes. °" Yellow colornd metal. ' <::lassie 42SO Engine tu rned'in yellow metal case. .,,,,._ ~a..''·.:< ;;...-.: ' ~ ...... : . ... -.... $149 .. ·" •• • • • DiamQnd earrings $ . 49pr. r· • .12 carat tolal weight in 6 prong 14 kara t gold setting. Illustrations enlarged to show detail ' ' ·~ •'. ~ .. ··~ Create your own Mothers ring Mounted free of charge. Rope edge style 17.88 10 karat gold. Holds 1 to 7 stones. Cocktail ring 24.88 10 karat gold. Man-made stoMs2.48 each .. . ' ' • ,, ., • . ' . . . e HAUN 0.U JIOOOCYl5H1tt st •WOODLAND MW ZJSOO YictorJ' llit e llVllSIDI ~520 Ty/fr • SAllTA AMA ml Sollfi &tltld St. e YOIUIKl-Mi JldKt'/l(llOlltelAlftrr ... C.toll St.111111 P,lfl!Ult II" r--PAii ...... Ompltlcrpe e OIA .. l lillW&rofl ll'll .......... ' • .flltondod Ch~-lfl .... _ro WHl!dlyl 1:30 to 10:00 • lundly 10:00 tO 10:00 ' • • • ' '• r I• I \ • ./ I I_ l I ' Bali Bec kons to Many Tourists RECENT STORMS HAVE COVERED SKI SLOPES Enthusiasts Looking Forward to Winter WMke'nch Ways to Avow Ski Acc;,dents More than 90 per cent of all ski injuries are caused by poor pbysicol coodlilon, fatigue, and overconfidence in skil(lg ability. 'lbe first step in accident prevention Js to get into sturdy pby&icaJ condition and stay that way. Well before your skllng season starts, loosen up )'(Mii' ltg and lhlgh muscles. Trot and job awhile each day. Wlt<n yoo walk, take Jong strides with a delinlte kick-<>!! on allglltly bent legs. Other sports, such as canoeing, row- ing, !wtmmtng, and water siilng will Contribute to the strength and Oellb!Uty of your anns, shoulders, and legs. During the seaoon, 8jlefl(I 10 minutes a day In knee bends, waist bends, i and a few poahupo: w~ on ilJ>'loe is good uercl!e for the inkles. To davelop the lhlpa, alt on .the eclge of a table and sllalgllten the lega &lowly. Whet\ you are able le• eslerid lhe legs without trembJin&, add tW. P!>Unds of 1"iabl on each foot 8nd <.'6ntinue Uie ex- eraae. A' simple .home device. for addlnC ...i,ht 11 lo put caon<d BoodJ In a·plllow cue. lncrtaae iJ'&dually unUJ yooi c .. fJ:ltend 9wt\gtll of 35 le 40 POUndl wttbout a trtmor. Maintain th ... dally exercl,.a throughout the skiing season. A akller who it Uttd la more susceptible to injury, because he tends to become careless and is more ll~ to lose con- trol ol his body's coordlnaUon. Get enough sleep before the trip, and eat well. Most ·im- portant, don't ovenlo )t. If yoo are too tired or well to brake or to turn su~dellly, yoo may become a casualty. During your skiing weekend, meals should include food with high energy content. Don't .aklp meals. Munch on ralsin1 or choColate during the day to help ~p your body lllpplltd with iufllclent fl.'1'!1Y· ~ , II Is lqiperaUve )hat the bog!m\er racelve a k J in- alructlon !rom aomoona wbo la thorolighly quoJJfled le lelc!>; It he trl .. 1o team'&lont; &e ma1 teach blrilfflf bl\! ~· lion and pc>SWe hablta, and he may develop ~UM wbicll .. _ hlm..U and oGilr1 le danger. • :;. Remember: Accident& ra~ ly lllppen to the uperl~ skier becaU8' lll ~ hl....U In good phyllcaJ, --be recoanhea his own Umita· · 11ons·-lie keelJI bis •tllni un- der eontrol -be ,_ the pro- per equlpmeot and ...,,. II In good repair -be boa leamecl · all the rttlts o( •re ak!lnt1 - and, he lmowl bow le bandle lhe dancer• round 0n tile di(· 1•1'!!111. typea of trails. Ufflnlll. ....... Allfllll9""' " O HO·HO~HOI: 0 WHO .coul.D BE'CRiZY Efl008H TO"HIVE I 11111 ~· '. , ' .., . ' ,_.J ,I • ' 'Jo DURlN& THE ·UOllDAY SEllOll? The undardoas ••• who elSe? SPEs;IAL} DEC. 1 lhr.ough-DEC. 24 UNTIL-XMAS EVE STO.RE MONDAY-SATURDAY: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm HOIJRS •SUNDAY: 10:001•m to 6:00 pm QUAD/4 CHANNEL SYSTEM AT t.'fss i'llAN 2 CHANNEL PRICES COMPLETE QUADAAPitONIC SYSTEM '' ' M PIONEER' ' PIONEER QX8000 Quadraphonic 180 wajt AM/FM l ttt ivtr, GARRARD 40I Rttord Ch.anger with ~ .ind oi,mond C.1rtridgt and fo ur 2..way Speakers with a Inch woofers and lwtelttS. -,4400 ' I '. . ' Sundl)', Dtcffnbfr 10, 1972 PUflUC NOTICE PUBl.JC NOTl(ll;; - DAJLY PILOT 8 J J . PUBIJC NO'llCll I I • . . . • q 1.2 OA.IL'l ~llll Gemini: Utilize Contacts MONDAY DECEMBER 11 By SYDNEY OMARR Which sign l.s lhe most pas- sionate? Classically. Scorpio \\'OUld be said to be the most intense, while Leo would em- phaslJ:e love. Ubra ts marriae:e and Aries ii direct, romantic and daring. Taurus requlres the well-being that comes with love and can be passionate. Capricorn expresses an under- current of passion, while Sagit- tarius is apt to verbalize iruler feelings. All signs are passion- ate in va.ryif1I degrees and dit£erent ways. The Water stgns-:CanceT', Scorpio and Pisces-are mo 1 t· obvious about Intimate. feelinflS. The Air silVlS-Gemini, Libra and Aq.u11irils--are the least obvious in this area. ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Friends exhibit tendency to criticize your business. prof~ slonal associates. Key is to form your own conclusions - after careful analysis. One who handles your business af- fairs·should be required to pro- vide an accounting. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Conflict of int~t is empha- sized. What was your goal shifts. Yoo will have to change long-range plan. Be respOO- sible enough to move with times. Don't rush into partner- ship, including marriage. GETtflNl (May 21-June 20\: Utilize contacts to obtain need- ed service. Take can of your · own intereses. Others may want to help, but their interest tends to lag. Key is t.o apoly gentle pressure. Those who owe your favors can be made to pay. CANCER (June 21-July 22 ): Bring forth creative abilities. Imprint your individual i:tvle Refuse to be coerced. Rl>-la- tionships are intensified. New start proves profitable. Don't harui: on to past. Instead. plan for lulun!. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Relative takes lnitlatlvP and aids you in achieving goal. Cycle continues high-you can benefit from new contact! projects. Emph .. i7.e pe-- allty. Be dlttct. l..t olhen know uadly ~ you !land. PISCES (Feb. It.March 20)' G3in indlcitod th'°""' ..,... responde11e•" other wrltl11i . K.,. II to -younelf to large mU11ben ol people. Fine for lnltiatlnc rormat for ad- ~ c:ampelllft. On per- ...,.1 level , ope11 dla1)'«"• with loved one. ,,. TODAY IS YOUR mRm· DAY you are lnlulUve, • natu- ral teachel'. l11terested In u-troloi!Y, elec:trleUy, televl1lon. llUbjecta "'"nY .... 1der .... orlho®x. Domeotlc adj ... mode In Septernbe< ,.., the "rlaht thing." January and Ol'tol>or for 11711 will be mOll alJ1!11f1calit ror you. ' (' ' ...... __ - • - • ' HAVE YOU VISITED OUR NEW STORE: ,.OUMTAIN YAUIY-11'1' ~i. It, •1 TllMrt COJTA Ml~ Ht111W 1"4. ''WI-If, EL. T()lt()-E .,. .. II lt~li.ld ROM -· ..... __ E 1-M. •OUNTAIN VMJ.l!Y-\4141 ...,..,.lho9.' E'lfttW .,_, --... ,_ tjUfilJIH5'fOfll llfAOt-.Jll:at .._.. ....... •I A.tliMMe HUNTNllG'teltt ID.af MM MlfN M ........... IANTA ..,._, ... W, .. _ -...... 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Tho LOI ~eles Rama meet the~. :Louta Cirdt°""' todJr In a gm that ptts two t .. mJ wilb """ dUle~I goats to achieve. Tlje Rama, 6'5-1, Deed a vldory 10 atay , lo.~ !'ttia .lt1anta and Son l'r.,. · -Jn 11111 race 'to.· \lit Wnf DWllion dlampi~p of the Natlooal Fo0tbaU Conference. 'Ille C8rdlna1', 2+1, need to 1"li> U lhal\ Bilantl fo olllub out ol a Wt· place Ile lt\ the FAii with ~ta. , "We'>efo( to will two f,oolloa1J gam .. ," Aid RamS eoacb Tormtly Protltro, "and • J think we have an excellent chance to rnate the playoffs lf we do." 1be Ram1 USC .Falls -1':mgs Win - TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -Wendell Hudson scored 29 points and ~bbed 11 rebounds to lead AlabMrul to a' 71Mi6 victoey over weak shooting Southern California in a college basketbal) game Saturday Digbt. Both teams bad lour piayers In double figures, but Alabama outsbot the visitors 52 to U percent. Besides Hudson, the high scorers for Alabama were Glenn Garrett with JS points, Ray Odums with 12 points •. and Cllarles Cleveland.,ritq 10. ~Southern Cal's _top· in,n w~. Gus Williams with 12 points and Dan Anderson with 11. Mike Westra and Clint Chapman bad JO points each. Alabama is now 2-l wbil!! tbe Trojans dropped to 2-2. ,,, INGLEWOOD -Rookie Don Kozak fired an wiassi.sted goal lat.e in the se. cond period to break a 1·1 deadlock a.s 1> U>& Angeles skated to a 3-1 National Hocke:v League . victory Saturday night over the PittsbUrgb Penguins. The victory, which gave the kings a JS.. li-4 recoril and 'JO polntl, lilted them inlo third place in the :Western Divi.siQJ!., one point more than the fourth place Penguins. .,, ire Ile<I with San Froncisco, a half.game bllllnli AI!onta. "If we 1oee one game, mathematically •• ""' not out of I~ but in actUaltty we're out ol. Jt," Prothro said. , • Whlle tbe cantinall w_ere announcing 0.. '.l'V Toda" e .... 11el % at 11 another Qda(terbact change before the Rams game, Prothro · said quarterback ~Gabriel i. "lllO perceot D*t of the time." Gabriel, ptagued with lelldlnitiJ In bis rllbt elbow, bas improved enough to throw some long pa sses. Prothro 1&id, and he proved It with his perfonna.nee t.1onday night when the Rruru beat the 49cr& 26-16, Coach Bob Hollway, seeUlg to add some spark to lhe St. Louis of(ense1 did a turnabout Friday and announced that veteran Jim Hart would be the Cardinals quarterback against the Rams. Hollway said last month that '-OaiY CU0Z20, acquired in an off-season trade from Mil'mesota, would be his starter the remainder of the season. "I !eel we have tow something to pick up momenlum for our offense. I have to do what I think is best for the team," Hollway said. The C8rdinals, with per~ • CHICAGO -Former " Huntington Beach High star Mike Contreras powered Aru.ona state to a 85-82 basketball vie~ tory over Lo!ola 8'turday night. -·· ..._...,.UP ,...... ~ Chriltf4n S~e: M°"itor Service gopd~st~t: and sbo....-'respect," he said. "~ mlllt bi modest µi vlctory, • The Ramblers led for the first 10 minodes • Oll)y, ~ have .~ S!ole ·bALLAS' CAlVIN HILL J,.EAPS OVER MYRON POT.TIOS. • .' '· sweep"!O.: «;,!8 ~'"'-Jt:aa. , • LONG BEACH -Bud Marquetl<'s gracious ·1n delilaL ,She'must cooltOI remarkable young lady gymnasts may her emotions andj>e a goodj por1i &.h_e arcb1pretty circles and other intricate must think teant~·not tndlvldual."Yoli maneuverBc~jltrouab the alr on their might say our ~ is: A good gytn· way td: aMtber Uliited ·States or world nast today, a iood dtlzen t:Omorrow." team championship, but success. for The ~ft,ar ol ~TS, or ~. Is eonirer..._sootea.: zt-~ima and team- mate Jim Owens mtded 20. -,,J • -oartmbn.-Pr,.ised. · .-. . Arl1poa state iS Pow i-:1 f~ µit season. .. • the 'Soutbelta .. CIUfornta Aero· TSln Cathy Jfigt)y, Am6d"ca's No. 1 feinale (SCATS) ls a lamJ!1 .81!8jr. .-, gymnast: •After finis hing 16th at the . . . .. -... CINCINNATI -Cincinnati Red s catcher John Bench rev~aled Saturday as he entered a li>spital for surgery that after teaming last. September of a lesion 4)1\ lU& lung he went "pn a ·JeVen-ganfe · Sadil,Eebuck's Miracle -• •· 11Wben 'Jle find a g!rJ we~ might~. 1168 Olympics in,J.apan, !he imp,z:vve<l ~~ _..,b!ltobip· In 'SCAT!> to.li>lll In Iha 'if Games at MUiilch, (-.fty~·1o JO), m.ps on a~ ''Gmnany.·M~ aays her pro1F ~ probatloo period, and so do • ~is typical, of, women's gymnaotics her parent11 11 esplatned Marti,uette, a ·t&rO'UghOOt the United, States. former• O~ coach. He founded MORE 0_.....,, , · lnnenmlllreal. ' Bt!bctl will undergo surgery for femoval of the lesion Monday and the Reds have sCbeituled news conference th&t day to announce the results. Didn't Come 10vernight and -tlie lntemalPmlly famotJll •• _ •• ,,.;.,.. . gymnastic group that bUes and trains ''Tbe women are ~· while here. . . . ·-•• --~the men Co tbe «her way," !!!: said. "If the parents are unwilling to get "Whf? Because UR:re are mare op- aa deeply an4 wholly lnwlyed as the portunlliel for the pis. '11/"Y don't · drltd neither qualifies The lll1i> ~ too ..-at the coOqe l<v.l , perlonn, but the l'J'""'b most Tieip so~ club l!*llhe~-There'• raise funds ana ~-In llUilltt'OUS Deur been. an ~~ ......., • .,.., olber ways. SCATS is.~. of all.-a . nast come out ol µte college ranks. family afrair." · And the num&erof clubl ia increasing. With membership increastng from ''On t~ other hand." he went on, 4() to more than 60 in 1972 Marquette "the men compete ln college, so are and his coaches are busy' around the not free to compete in c I u b clock, seven days a week. There is ·~aments. almost never a day off for either pupiJ . Our girls have been helped con- or instructor and Bud wooldn't have it Siderably by competing over1e4s, as any other w~y. • . wtlJ aa' all ovef the Uriiied states and . "A girl soon undertands how esaen-danada. They_'ve ~ widely e.xposed tlal dedication Ls after j o i n in g to ~ther techniques. Ti'alnlng and coI?" SCATS." Marquette continued. "And ii petitons are hllhly regimented m she doesn 't.respect and matatain' this ~r parts d the worid, aod now our approach·, she just tloesn't last. We girls have acquired 'the same tec:b- <levelOp Olympians here, 'and ·Jo ~i~~· . achie•e spcb a high goaJ we all must OUr team splnt would put D'l(>st eat, sleep and Uve ScATS. --protessional male t~ms to shame. SCATS girls have pride. Tlie1 !mow STRICT RULES l!'()R GIRL'i they're the best. Any time 1 world "It takes good, bard work, day after competition is scheduled, SCATS fa ~ day and -month alter month. I have Ytl<d. 'We're mighty proud of that. It rulea. I'm 1trict. Bul the girls accept makes all tbe hard work worthwhile~' this. knoWlng It's for the good of Uie SM'S RIGBY Joan Sun 13 PICAS team -tor the entire group. There No one.in SCATS woull;t be surprised are no 'ravorltes. The same rules apply if Cathy Rigby wins a gold medal in to all, from Ille most talented Olym· the next Olympics. plan to the youngest newc'.:Omer." ''Cathy rs Bbsolutely fearless while Marquette often tele'f>OOnes his perfonning, Which Is the maln reason pupUs during the evening, at an ap-she's a champion,'' Marquette said. pointed hoUr. If a gtrl Isn't home, she "She'll try anything. If I asked her to la· penalized. (lo a double back aomersau1t, I'd bet· "A ·girl mult k~ good hours, be a ter be ready to catch hlir." "I just knew that the thing was there," said Bench, asked whether the spot on the lung diacoYered during a routine physical bothettd him mentally. • • • Chargers Battle Broncos Today • DE!NVER (AP) -Ice, snow, wind, sub-zero tempera&ures -and a vlcto1"· hungry opponent. ,. . ., If there were such an award , Sad· dleback Colle_ge's George Hartman \VOUld surely stanft ~ the final candidate for Orange County football coach of the year. Out of the 58 high school and six junior college roaches in the county, Hartman did ~ rpost outstanding job, from this comer: And that iS not meant a8 'a slight --_.r::: ~ WHITE WASH 1bat's what the 5an Diego Chargel'3 have to ·loo~ forward to when they meel ' the Denver "Broncos • In · Mile Hljli' • -" Stadium tod•Y,ln their Natlonjll Footliill •Legue clasb. ~ · '"'tO--.Oriie"lt Jhe otbei-nne· coaches who • Denver bas been· iocked"ln iu1>loro at.o turned In oottwortlty· efforts.- weather for nearly a week. ml ""' N.._ HarUi!ln -molded a fQO\ball tlooal Weather Service says thert ta lltti, team out of the, lalelll--8rve<l area from llkellhoOd l<mJ>«atures will rile abcile whlc:h he •baa to draw. He got together a •. the "ID.id-teens. ' bunch of kids who learned mostly bow to Delmr's jTOUDdUeepers aay tbe tw'f loee wblle at suCh grid n'er-do-wells as ' at Mlle lllib probably wm be -• Mls!Ion Viejo, San Clement<, 1-Pa sometbiDg whlcb \mlght burl both teams, Beach and Uni High and he made then1 not just the Southern CalllamI• club. lntTbao w!nnt•• ers. •-And the . I "W • hopln th .. ~ will be a no easy c ...... 1;:. rrurac e e '{! g e wea"~1118D wasn't turned overnight. He struggled wrong, said Broncoa publlclat Bob Peck. through an early season tie and a loss "He told us yesterday there-I be 12 ln· and when t saw his team play San Diego ches of snow on the ground, but there cc 1 marveled at how Hartman was able wasn't. Maybe it will wann up -to coach that bunch and maintain bl.I possibly lnto the 20s." / • · . sanity. 1 , 11le game will be televised on Channel Those kids looked like a collection of 4, beginning at 11 a.m. broken cOokles as far as football talent Anteaters Hold On· fot)82-76 ·Victory • • • BJ HOWAllD L JIANOY ~ve one-and-one frte throW at; io the first half." Ttft -filUoW1i« the UC .,.... ~ti) MM!-..... IH) Of.,.~""" 11Wt lempt:j q .tbe .Bobcatl came (rom 'It.a Slnlggle. "[t Wal at IOQd U we: have .. fl r" 711.t lit uc Jrvlne ... cnttllng along with a JJ. do"'! to clooe the l•P to 1111-711 with JI played all year but wo.bav,.to won on a =1N ! j ~ ~ I :II Int lead with 2:41 Icrt to ploy'SaturdaJI secobds rmll1tl1zw linil Mol!tana Slate In COUllle of tbin(JI lnchtdlng liar laat break J::r I I ' ~wt" I ! l , rlabt Jn t• MUOft home basketball . po••••sloa °' .. b.11. dour on.nstve potenuat.~ ,~=-l. • :t..ih I i 1 opeaer wben jhlJp I>eton to happen. 1t waa al .thll point -Barr ll1'de tlMI ' "We we~ Oat In Ille -ball ana-flll!i. , I ' , I 1 , More It was ,,... and Iha Anl<atm lltf'I Md a _. ..... , R1dlard C1o1t th1' m ' game l !ell .. onuld have l:;:..,, . \ I had poeted an a.'11 vidory over the Mon--.. weat --In &be * to b1Dck IDOtblr blown them out 1e'WINI tlmll." Tota11 ,1 a 1• ~ Tot•I• :u , ,. ,, tana State IJnMnli,. &beats, II took a -DI 10 .-1111 Ibo declllott. BOth teomo were mtt1111 1ti)I penonnel. . "'m'""' uc ,_ ...., fl'Ollt court ma! by Garrick Barr and a Cooda Tim Tift waa pieued wtth Illa UCl't Scott Mqnu&o11, a J.11 ooni<r, wat ·uc1 ""'I. II''~ . ...., tni . baalttl on thl lout break by Don New1m • ovenU pej b1 •-a..t 1111 1M -In bed with • 1111. ~ 1em-· I t f '[ ~ 'I l "ij to~ v~ctoo before more. &Ima Antelfwl bi11c .. ,_.. record fO; N peratll'e. ~.., ' 1 I l'~lrll 2, I In Cta\Oford Hall. Thi• .. u the with 11111 --oll (or nnal .. arnlttall.... llc:9tt K90lur •• g.9 !onmd and MCOnd, :r.: : ii I larpet opening crowd Iii UCl l!elore a pma !laturdaJ ~l&l>t 1t home leldlnc _.,. Ior lhe Bobi:atl, wu out • m:., 1 , y Ntklry. • with JaM ll'IWll 11111¥11'11~. • ~ wftb • lnJgey. Both pl,yen OOlld "hive ,,..,.. ,. 1' 11 "· ;" • '1'1111 Antaltan bad mlald OR tt...e ':I tbouPl· WI t*fld e<cellmt def..... been kc)' W.U in the tolartln1 0-Pt-"""'""' UCI ·-.,_.,, '1 !1 ft " \ •. ' I • went But in another six weeks Hartman and his keen staff had that all turned around. Bf the titne he reworked those kids they were a unit -and a good one, at that. They got intq the state playoffs, which seemed miraculoos. Then they won a game. 11lat seemed beyond belief. The victory· then sent up Hartman's peanut butter and jelly sandwich team against Pasadena, rated No. 1 in tl)e universe. Hartman'~ crumb gobblers against the great athletes from Pasadena. Well, Pasadena won, alright. An overwhelming 7-3 conquest, thanks to a 70-yard return of an intercepted pass, another interception and in the end a f~ble at the P8saden8 three-yard line. Siiddleback Q>Jlege lost the game. But Hartman, his staff and players, woo ttiat kind of admiration and respect• that can 0011· come through recognition for one ~Ullva fine job well done. * An outgoing football coaCh who deserves a pat on the back is Phil Brown of Estancia High in O>sta Mesa . Brown took the Eagles from the doldrums, con- verted them into o bona fide team and one year came within three point.! of being the best AAA division team In the Southland. That was when they lost to ewntual AAA champion Edlaon, 14--12, and tbe team rated No. 1 In the division, Bonita, 15-14. Under Brown, Estancia teams ran, blocked and tackled -some things they didn't alwaya accomplish under· previous coaching, And as school stattli('t grew, so did_ spectator interest. Brown's declsk>n to retire gives him a chance to enjoy 10me of life's other facets. And it leaves a tough void to fill at Estaucta. * Quick shotJ: Some Marina followers are clalm1ng their ICbool has the No. I prep ba1-ll team In Orange County despite itl 7Mll Joos to co..ona dcl Mar (the i.am pollaters rank No. I). Corona del Mar had to wln lbe game at the !reo throw line arter belnl outlcored via Oeld goals, This 11 the lint tl!ne 11nce 1116.1 that .. Orange Coast ma team has failed to make the CIF water polo finals, Huntington Beoch Hlah mUBt havt oet oom• kind or record when It llCCl'ed 88 points In a recent came without beneOt of • er.. tlnw. game averages of 90 yarda rushing and 126.8 yards passing. hll ve the poorest o(· fenslve record In the Nio"'L. · Hart, the starter last season, la ,the th ird starting quarterback Hollway' has used this sea.son. floUway tried rooklo Tim Van Calder early in the season aod later sent him to the lax! aquad. Jlart was called on to speU Cuozzo tbc last two weeks against MJami and ~s and led the Cardinals: to their only two touchdowns in tlie two. games. Radio station KMPC (710) will not ooly broadcast the Rams-St. l.<Juis game, 1>41 will also pick up the broadcast of )lie San Francisco-Atlanta game inunedlate- ly following the LA tilt. Dallas Gain s Wild Card . Playoff Spoi ·~' DALLAS (AP / -The aroused Dallu Cowboys, stunned by the loss of· lbetr divisional crown to Washingtoo, rfPped the Redskins, 34-24, S3turday behiqd Jbe brul.sing runs of Calvin Hill and Walt Garrison to surge into the National Foot· ball League playoffs for a record seventh consecutive year. . The derending Super Bowl champions earntd the National Conferenct wiJd card berth wKh the victory over the NFC Eastern champion Redskins, who played without thelr brilliant running back, Lar· ry Brown, who is sidelined With a knee injury. . · H.ill becaine the first Cowboys ptayer to ever rush for more than 1,000 yards Jn · a season. He scored on a IO.yard run and snared a -26-y&rd -touchdowrrpass--trOm quarterback Craig Morton: ·~ •. The Cowboys, now lG-3, scored fotft' ~t the first seven Umes they g~ possesslon of the ball be fore a njltional television audience and a sellou t of ~boo in Texas StacU um. ·... ~· The Cowboys built up a 28-3 halftlnfo lead on Hill's two touc hdowns, s 1$.yard touchdown gallop by Walt Garrison aod a 12-yard bootleg run by Morton. ·, The Redskins, now 11-2. rlnied ill Ille seccnd ball belilnd quart.,.hack Blll Kilmer, who threw three touchdO'lfa passes. Kilmer hit Charley Taylor Wltl1 touchdown pil.sses of 10 and six yards ind nailed Roy Jefferson with a lG-yard star• ing toss . Dallas had trouble mov.ing the bAU 40(. f~nslvely In the second half and h8G to 4ettle for p eld goal.s of 36 and~ yardsQy Toni Fritleh. ]. · Washij'gton cut the mafgin'.'~.to 31•,. before carnerback Charlie Waters 1· tercepted a Kilmer pass to set • . Frit.sch's final field goal . Hill gained 111 ya rd s on 24 carries fi a team record of 1,010 yards. . .. It was the first time for twa ~W! runners to gain over 100 yards :ii: ~ same game. Garrison rushed fof-1J7 yards in 10 carries. ~ The C',owboys stuck mainly to ·the ground, as revealed by Morton's passing statistics -seven or 17 for only II yarWi. Kilmer completA:<f 14: of 29 for 171 yards and three TD pasaes. The Cowboys began the game as though they would blow the Redsklgs.9ut of the stadium. Dallaa went 61 y~ in to plays with ooly one pass befor;i ilul circled behind Lance Alworth's · tbu.n-- d~ring block on Red1kin linebacker. Jack. . Pardee to make it 7... ---:-. . . .. . ..... ~ Browns Boost:: .. ~----. Playoff HopeS-~'. .. With Victory ., CINCINNATI (A.Pl -Vet"{an Don Cockroft OOoted a 27-yard field goal. vrUh 4:11 to go as the Cleveland Browns,acjgitd error-plagued Cincinnati 21·24 Satuflay to boost their American Football .Coo-- ference wild card playoff hopes. • · Linebacker Billy Andrews picked 'tiff a Virgil Carter pass at tbe Clevelan~ goat line with 40 seconds remaining In th~ na- tionally televised contest as the ~Wris shut off a furious Cincinnati rally and eUmtnated the Bengals clmnceo for • playoff berth. • • · Raising their record to M , the B~s, who got orf to a bad start this seaabn, have to beat the New York Jets next week to win the wild card ~ .'l'i!I' If the Jet_, defeat Oakland Monday n~. The Jets currently stand 7-5 and a l;ol1 '.t1y them to the Raiders Will send the Bl'OWnl lnto the pla)Ofts. ~ ~ • Cockron. who kicked a game-wlmlbfri field goal In Cleveland's fl&.24 victory over the P lllsburgb steelen earlllt! .tlilt year, also booted a fl·y•rd lletd jia! Ill the third quarter or the Clnclnnatl ..... to give the Browns • 24-17 l<od. The Bniwna capitallud oo Clncll>iiolI miscues to aet up f~ of the1r tM scores. Fumblet aet up two of the drlltl} •n Intercepted pass by Tom Darden iii up another, and Cleveland look ad- VRntage of an unsucceaM Clnc!lnn&tl fak• punt for 1tlll another ,..,.., Alter taking the ba.U at mldllold~ Ing CtnclnnaU'• lake pun~ the took a 7-4 lead as quarterblck"' Phtppe ll!rew • 60-yard -Int -II !'rank Pitta. . 1 Pitt• actually caught the ball •~ti!!! yard line and broka 1w1y from 1 1111!1 'ii Bengals tocklcn. • " • I I I l I r I I . . . ' . . . . . . ' . . ... . .. ... ~ ' ' ' ' . • • /1t Tew ,vision Game Sea Kings Breeze ,. !f o 67-44 Victory By ROGER CARI.SON CM .. DAI~ '11•1 ll•ff Orwe County's No. t prep basketball tecqn; Corona del Mar, bf'J!ezed to its f~ stralght non-league conquest Sahiday alternoon , postlng a 67-44 vic- toey ·over Villa Park at Orange Coast College. Coach Tandy Gillis' Corona de\ t-.·tar Sea Kings took the Initiative at the oots4 .bursting to leads of 5-0, 20-5 and 29-7 •they prepped for Tuesday's play in .annual Huntington Beach lnvita· tioo ~ • • ings Case)' jones, Matt Keough ":"IO-.::. WUJ'tori led the. onslaught for fJjliei's ,with 17,.17 ind '.10 points in column, but the issue \\'8S early by Corona's pressure which lime and again burned • the ~lans ol Villa Park. ~ the first hall, whea the Issue was 6:s:1ded, corona del Mar hit 11 of 19 fron\Jlie field for 57 percent. PJ.q was ragged throughout from both sl~:jith Corona de} Mar committing 2l tum6iJitrs to Villa Park's 33 with perhaps ~ ol Southland television adding pressure to both sides. • Tttt'"' largest margin for Corona in the lops#fgl oonteet was 29 when c.orona u !-the count to 50-21 on a Jones bas- k,; ·lbe third quarter. Gl!l'Y Snyder's SpartBN, playing cbarlie Duncan due to a broken ~ a .. surfmg accident, made the :;om.what respectable In the wan- ts thanks to 'the nice shooting Topacber, who finished with lS , all in the second half. * * CM Handed ' 3rd Straight • Loss, 51-50 By DAN IUYES Of "'9 ~tr P'UM Sl.tf · ~Santiago banded c.osta Mesa its third coosecutive loss of the basketball season 'Saturday nlgbt, Ql!llastlng the Mustangs, 51-$0, In the winn~' gym. The game, tllJ'Wever, wasn't as close as the ac;re appe,arS lo Indicate. Santiago wu <g/top 17, lh',e J>O!n!s with 21 seconds in 1 the contest when the M ·. '~ Andy Sager sank a pair of and John Qumnln5 hit a JG-. jilmper .. the lxmer sound- ,eoukfn't get mare than a two- .autace through out the first LW't.n.. But with four minutes , tlie CaVlllers' Scott Clark hit ol buctieta liom the ouiside and tared' on. a dnzting drive = the mom..,_ and a with z,11<1 reinllniog. Were carried by 6-6. John Cummins and S.10 guard Rick ' . Omlmim controlled the boanls and )eel Ibo M....,, with 17 poinls, while Brownilil _.i well and """' bibuled 15 pclaii. to the losing cause. · Togetherness Was something th e Mustangs lacked at times as they failed lo see lhO o{ien man, commltttd numerous turnovers and put up only 44 ai)9ta in the entire game. 1 • Villa Park clo.sed the gap to 5S.J8 "''ith 4: 47 remaining. Jeff Wharton ended any faint Spartarui hopes quickly, however, with a couple of 20-footers and the reserves mopped up in the v"aning moments. The loss leRves Villa Park with a 1-3 mark whil_e Corona continues unbeaten with its 4--0 record. Tuesday the Sea Kings meet Arcadia in the 8:30 tussle al Huntington Beach and figure to draw Newport Harbor in the se- cond round providing the latter gets by Huntington Beach H.igb's No. 2 team and Arcadia can do no better than Villa Park. ' Cypress Nabs Eaton Crown; Area JCs Fall • By DENNIS CAMPBELL Of .. twill't' P'Ji.t ll•ff Free throw &hooting and the lack of it ruined Ow night for the basketball teams at Orange Coast and Saddleback colleges. Playing in the Miles Eaton tournament at OCC Saturday night, both teams saw victory go down at the free throw line. Orange ~. facing South Coast Conference rival Santa Ana for third place, watched the Dons sink 26 foul shots and t.n do1ng 80 sink the P;irates' hopes,~~ • The Bucs couJd ~vert but se.ven at- tempti and did nor shoot their first free throw until the halfway point of the se· (.'01.ld, hall. Saddleback's situation was similar. The Gauchos did not mate a free throw in losing lo Hancock, 77.ell In the con- soUttion fmals. Sa~ebact popped in one more field goa1 than the Bulldogs, while Orange coast bad three more than Santa Ana.· Cypress won ~ tournament cham- pionship, upsetllng El Cimino, 7"'7. Orange Coast got s bar ps hooting perfonnances from freshmeii Tom Crunk (24), Rod Snook (19) and sophomore John Seymour (18) but couldn't overcome San· ta Ana's &Uperiority at the foul line. Ceola' Deen BogdaJi, at lh! the tallest Orange Coast player, picked up his I.ourth foul wUh 5:55 left in the first half and didn't _plat the remainder of the game. Forwards Bobby Angel (z.1) and Rick Jackson (21) were the most effective against Orange Coast with Jackson get· ting repeated baskets on tips and short- range shots. · Center Mire Crumley was top man for Saddleback with 20 points. but the com- bined efforts of Hancock's Mike Jones (25) and Gus Washington (24) were more than the Gauchos could handle. Cypress' Mark Campanaro was named the tournament's most valuable pla yer. Others selected te· the all-toumey--taam. included occ·s Sllook, Cypre;s' John Smith, Santa Ana's Jim Keyes and El Cainino's Steve Wright and Fred Coker. °'"""" c-r 1151 I•"'• • "l'" MU\er l 0 2 JKkl<Jll I 2 S 1• A""'I ' l 4 1' ICtYll f 2 It Adllm1 1 • 2 T !lflmtr ' B , ' C~lr. -' • 1·1 l.~ei.r • Vm~ j o 10 lOllll C-o 2 Zobtl '"'"'*r o o O Tota+t "° 5 25 15 Tol•l1 Mil {1MI kl fl pf to • ' ! " . . ~ 1 • 2 11 2 4 1 • ' • l 16 • • , I s ., a 1 • • l • . ' ' -:rr 2' 16 100 Whal · kep\ the Mustang• In the game -tber rebounding 'and · aome sharp · 'T D ) h • · · lhoollng trom· the free throw nne, ars O p IDS e1PedaJ!y In the nm ball when they hit ., 10 ol. !J allempll. .._,.... 4111 c .. 1. MmM 1•> ~ ,... . ... ' .i-111 3 ' ) • ' ummlM f ! "' ,,.,.,.., 52 liS1 . I . ,,r.::..,M • , '" .l ,7r 15~7 ~~ ' !'' ' . 1 0 • 2-2' J II Sl Toltl• IC#911t'~A 111,UJ( 10 ,, u l+-.50 12 '' 12 1~1 Today's Sports On Television II a.m. (2) CL -RAMS FOOT· BALL -The Los Angelts Rams meet the Can!lnals In SI. Loots. (4) CL -PRO f.'OOTllAIL -The San Di'!IO Owilers meet the Broncos al Denver. U noon (7) CL -NBA PRll\'lEW -Highllghll or the '71· 'n NBA l>osketball ... son-Md th• cblmpioNhlp pillyolls bolween Los ~· and Milwaukee. Also, a ioot at bow the current aealOn lbapes up. U:IO p.m. (7) CL -GOLF BIHGLIGBTS -Tho U.S. m'"'' amate\r and wornen11 cpe.n aOO the QlrliJ cu~ are .... i. l••lured In "U.8.G.A. mghllgbll -Im." l :IO p.m. (4) CL -PRO FOOT· SALL -The Pittaburgh Sl Jen -tbe Oilers II liOUltoo. Joined lop- Narrow Lo sers Both Newport Harbor and Dana Hills high schools were narrow losers on the basketball courts Saturday n I g h t , Newport losing 48-47 to host Righetti of Santa Marla and invading Dana Hills dropping a 40-38 game to Lawndale. Newport's Tars turned the ball over 32 times to negate a good shooting nlghl - 19 oC 37 from the field -and then blew a lay-up with six seconds left tO play. The 8a:ilors had a 41-39 lead going into the fourth quarter but managed just six points as Rlihetti pulled the game otst in the final aeconds. Dana mils saw a 3S-30 lead evaporate late in the aecond half as turoovers and free throws gave Lawndale Its win. With the score tied at 38 apiece, Lawndale scored the winning basket with 20 seconds lert. Dana Hills' Dolphin! had three shots for the tylng basket but miss- ed them all. Mark Schrey, a 6--1 junk>r lorwnrd, top- pod the Dolphins wllb )f polnll while G"'g Thomason added elg)ll and Bill Spr- ingman six. • State Water Polo Champions Orange Coast College's water polo team capped a great season last week by winning the state JC championship. Pictured, from left to right, in the front row are Bob Wurster, Mike O'Brien, John Carpen- ter, Jim Smith, Mike Beal, Bill McAneney, ROd Ross and Ron Mlsiolek. In the middle row are Doug Weiler, Mike Yarwood, Eric Lund, Paul • ' Herman, Matt Waidelich, Dick Jones, Larry Blatterman. assistant roaches Bob Wilson and Ted Bandaruk and head,· coach Jaclt Fuller- ton. In the top row are Brian Snyder, Steve ?(aITOn, John Ready, Mike, Braun, Dan Kent, Oran Marksbury, Randf mattmnan, Rieb Hyland, and Tom Oliver. ' MD Suffers Cage Defeat Loara Trips Diahlos, 63-50 LA PUENTE -California H.igh _scored a basket and two free throws in the closing minute to defeat Mater {>el, 64- 61 , in a baUle for fifth place in the Bas- sell-Bishop Amal baskelball lournamenl at Bishop Amat High Satw:day evening. It was a tough defeat for the Monarchs or coach Jerry Tardie who ·trailed 46-30 at the half, but tied it up at the end of three quarters (~·52) on a pair of free thrOws by George Herold. It was nip and tuck after that with the score tied at 60 with a minute to go. But the winning Condors fired in a basket and two charity tosses and It was all over. Herold had 24 points to pace the Monarch.5 while teammate Greg Green canned 21.' "'"'" ·-Mllrtlnd•I• =~ ..... "" C1llloml• Mtttr Dtf C60 """'"' • • l ,, McCm\lghel' I 5 21 N11~· 2 2•Smrfl fl " pf ,, 1 0 1 2 0 • 1 0 l 2 0 ' I 0 1 2 21 lf JS ~I 1 0 S 2 Kret1trs 0 2 1 2 Totals UW. i.1 OMrtwrt lS IS 2J • ,_., 2S '' ' ,,_.. By HANK WESCH Of IM Dtl,., P'li.t Sl"'f Mission Viejo played the brid~smaid in the Aztec Invitati-Onal basketball tourney for the second straight year, but Edison took the consolation championship in final games Saturday at La Quinta High. ~on Viejo lost to Loara in the championship game, 63-50, while Edison easily handled Saddleback, 68-39. It was Mission Vlejo's first loss in five games this season. Edison Is now 2-3 on the year. Coach Pat Robert.st M1s.slon. Viejo team couldn't cope with a balanced Loara at- tack and full court press in ta~ing the runnerup spot. The Diablos Suffered some early game jitters and never led in the contest against a well-drilled Loara team. Mission Viejo turned the ball over against the Loara mne press U times In tbe game, and were beaten on the boards In the first hall. 'Ille nonnally bol -.g lliahlos weren't hitting from outside through most of the game. while Loara's Dave \falker and Steve Patterson successfully shot-over Mission's 3-1-zone. --- After trailing 28-20 at halftime, the Diablos saw IA8ra soore eight straight points to open the second half and although Mi ssion Viejo trimmed the lead to seven at one time, Loara regained control. Rob Ferguson, Steve Rudesill and Mike Bowen all hit double. figures for Mission Viejo. but Loara placed all five starters in double figures. Tourney Nears Edisoo and HunlingtDn Bead! ldck olf the annual Hunllnglon Beach lnvita· tlonal basketball tournament Monday at Huntington Beach High with t h e Chargers of Edi!IOO opening up warfare with a 4:30 test agaihst SUnny Hills. Coach Elmer Combs' Huntington Beach quintet plays jn the featured game at 8:30 against RamoM High's Rams. Edison penetrated the Saddleback .defense nearly every time down the floor -m t!ie comolatlon--final, ana--ble"w"""lhe game open In the seoond perlo<!. 'i'be a.arg..., got good wwlt around the basket -from Dan Winchell, who led the scoring with 18 points, and an outstanding noor game from guard Jay Wilson. LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL • • • Mark IV • • • Con6:nenta~ Coupe ,, SEE ONE ••. TRY ONE . Rome Of The New Car ••• "G•Ue• To11ela,. •• • • ARE NOW HERE! --·LEASE-- .sPE.CIALIST IN FUU MAINTENANCE LEASING! .. BUY ONE .•. TODAY! ·I \ n .... -ome Of ·ine Nft Car • , • "G• ... Tetldl" 21:11 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA • IMOa30 (J • " , .. • , • • - • • ... • • • ·---- NO RUNNING ROOM -Tenne&ee State's Fred Lanes (22) is tackled' by Drake's Bill Schrimpl in Pioneer Bowl action Saturday al Wichita Falls, Tex. Tennessee State po.sted a 29-7 victory. Cal .Poly In 38-21 Setback SACRAMENTO (AP ) Underdog North D a k o t a University un1eashed an unex· pected passing attack in the 12 annual camellia Bowl game Saturday, beating Cal l'<>tj) (San Luis Obispc>), 38-21. and pockeUng the NCAA College Division-W-e s t e r n Region trophy. North Dakota's S i o u x behefited from 119 yards of penalties run up by the third· ranked Mu stangs from San Luis Obispo. But the com- bination of passing b y quarterback Jay Gustafson and hard running by Mike. Deutsch made their of(ense. North Dakota made 13 first downs rushing compared to one by Cal Poly and nine pass· ing compared to Cal Poly 's five. · Gust.arson t h r e w two •·~own passes, one eI.~ Lawrie Skolrood and Ron Gustafson -no relation - and pfunged over from Ule five-yard line to aCCOUDt for three of the Sioux touchdowns. Pioneer -Bowl Tennessee Stnt,e Thumps ·Drake WI CHIT A FAILS, T e x . (AP) -Larry Dorsey return· ed a punt 82 yards for a touchdown to start Tennessee State on its way \o a &1 Pioneer Bowl victon over DrUe University befote-more than 10,000 fans lo the Memorial Stadium Saturday. Four minutes after Dorsey's touchdown jaunt, M i c h J e I Hegman picked off a Dennis Redmond pass and 9Campered 40 yards into the end zone and the Tigers led 12-0. The 9COl'e stood until a little over five minutes was gone in the .second half. Dorsey fumbl· ed a punt into the waiting arms of Drake's Do u.g Winslow on the Tiger 14. Three plays later, Bulldogs tailback Jerry HestQP swept over right end from two yards with 9;40 to go in the third period. The Tigers got on the board next in· .the final. quarter on a !t-yard field goal by Reese. A few minates later, Tennessee State quarterback Kenoetb Pettiford found J-Obn Holland with a 45-yard scoring strike to the Tigers on top 22-7 wilh 1:25--lelt. Tennessee ~e put ooe · more tally on the board in the fourth quarter and tile Tiger defense shut down Drake's scoring tbreats. . The Tennessee State yiatbry in the Midwest college division championship was its fourtlJ straight bowl trlmupb. Last year, the Tigers whipped McNeese State, 26-23, tn. the Grantland Rice Bowl. Raiy! Bag State JC Grid Title Colle"e Cage Results BAKERSFIELD ~ e 1 Underdog Fresno Cit)' College Collogo Weit Cll Stlll (Lfl) 102, Pvgtt SOuncl 10 s..n Fr1nclsc:o lJ, n, Dt.*e M Frnno P1cllk 16, LA B~I~~ 51nlt Cl1r1 11, LllS.111 6' I ) S..n Dleoo U. ff, C~""' • S1er1lnlftlo s1. n, Go!u11111 .a Wllhl~"'°'~' IH!ti.Pai::lfkJ:it., F:wo I. , .. n f«Tll ... , 11 SI. Cel pay 1'"-l "' Whlttlel' ,, Porll.nd tl, C.t ..... (Sta!lfiMlllsl 67 l'lurnboldl Sf. M, 0rtgon T,Kll 5' ·aalcer'$fltlfcl St, •• C.t Stfte (LAl,JJ . S.11 Dleoo St. M, L#rCli• '1 Midwest R~ 11, o.v1cttor1 11 scored a 21-7 upset victory P...., a. N•~ :it over previously u n b ea t e n Mlrl I '6, C Y 5' Prov • , st. Franc11, N.Y." Pasadena City College to .win !ol Cornell 6l 1. "· Tflllm•• ""°"' 11 the califomla junior college · lfl'llll "'"f football championship In the 5=.v.· T1•ttt• st Potato Bowl Saturday. ., Wtl}'tttl "'11 $1 p d •--~ the. ~., c.-"'p v ... • 1 asa ena enr,.qau. game ~~M."a., ~, ... 1,1, 'ltcl!t>Uro st. 60 , with a 12-0 record, but Fresno, =:-T~~·~ ho:~"? 10-1-1, domlna~ Play to give F .. ~ l1,m'l!..P~ NCMn S1 the Rams .aheir third cha:m-~~~~rf', .ntrlN4 ~ ...... sl'·.. plonship tnothe m yean the ~T1~1111td ' ~eori1" "•·· playoffs have been held. Md. sn.w. 11,ost •. F?P'J•~ "~-......,AAch-... C I 8.., e-· -'"a~l -- Florida's Rally Falls Short JACKSONVILLE, F I •· (AP) -· Fullliacl< Sammy Jotwoo amuned for tbree toocbdoWllll behind tbe blocf· Ing ol All·American guard Roo Rwmak and led AtlanUc Coast Conference champion North Carolina with a 28.24 fooil>all victory over the F 1 q r i d a Gaton Saturday. 'Florida came back twice In tile second ha H on the passing of querterback pavki Bowden after ·AIJ-SOUtbeastern Coo>- ference tatlback Nat Moore was injured. Bosden threw a 2$-yard touchdown pass to Lee McGriff ln the third quarter to back lo 1he Florlda 42 and glye the Cators a 17-14 lead. Kendrick again wen~ to the North Carolina drove to a air. jo-ahead touchdown on quarterback Nick Vidnovic's passing snd a five-yard run by Johnaon midway in the final Pro Results period. H IA Florida roared back on two New Yor• t~, Ph!IMtlllh!• 1ot Delroll 107 Mllw111k• 103 big pla)'a -a 56-yard screen J•~lmor• ;,.._ ~ilc. ... cnv~ 112 'pass from Bowden to fullback t::.1:.f1ri°:5·cr.~·.roC1•:, Vince Kendrick and a 19-yard ,.,..,,,. 11'' Port!-" Bowden scoring toss which v1'91n1a io1 o.n:• ... 'senior wide receiver Willie 011111 129, fNtiane n• JacQoo grabbed in the. end . BOllOfl 4, Plllf.cle=I~ l zone. ~~.;:.~ l: 5 J,lle~-Vw~ With only three minutes to ~S,~1c~~11 1 play North Carolina ran a punt ~1• Lou1112, 'An•'n••',0 ·' . .---. Low, low pri~es on oar belted whitewall polyester tires. Special 19sa plus 1.78 fed. tax and okt tire. 878-13 (650-13) whitewall tubelesa. Ground Galnerft Belted. A great 2+2 belted tire with polyester cord. Whitewall only. Plus TIN liztl E78-14 (735-14) F78-14 (775-14) G7B-14 (825-14) G78-15 (B25-15) H78-15 (855-15) Special 23.88 24.88 25.88 26.88 27.88 Plu.Fed.Tu fad. taa 2.34 a_52 2.69 2".78 3.01 lie hit Jimmy Jerome with two passes and Dick Oliver with one ta put the ball at the Gator six:. Johnson then ICOl'ed bis third touchdown on a sweep off left tackle. The victory was Sun Bowl bound -North Carolina's 10th against a lone loss. Florida wound up its season al ~-~1. Moore set a sChool season rushing record of 845 yards before his right ankle was in- jured early in the third quarter. Kendrick took up t h e rushing slack and ran for 131 yards in the game. Small truck tire. Small Penney price. • -. Specia 1888 pl"' Z44 !od to~ 67().1516 blackwalt tube type. Cargomnter9 LT nylon cord truck tire. A fine value for vans, pick-ups afld panels. Ttre liz• Tube type - 7()().15/6 750-15/8 Special 21 .88 29:88 Plu1 fed. tax .. 2.84 3.H • Sports Calendar ... ~ ·~ r ·i ' . ~ . .-- · i • . t ' ... -· ~ "t . . •• ~,. . I .. ; . ' . . . ~ f •' ,, ., . J,"· ... rjf" ""' ":, ~ .:-. "· .... Kl¥WI " \.A.HI ,,. O).ll USJlief ~I~~ .... r::-t Valley Conference (bamt>ion · f~1.., !};-~~~loO \.I Rams took back-to-back tiUes ' L=~ .. Jllill•""' · • in 1968 and lMt and now h9ast M-lllld St .. !:. Sh'oudKIOr'I ., & ...,,rfect'l-0 pla ..... ....wd. Albl1Qllt 12, M";".l.W;,blrl " r; ~ 1i · Mnsr1ri. .... :·'1,"i"illJ-S,lllble" F r e s no fr e 1 iii a n ~ u. s~1"a' ·• quarterback Rick J e 1 m I n l RPI ur'l'r:J=. ech so --ha.1---'11 ·-, A--' ~~~l~~o.u u•a<> ouw.:u ~ ..... -..~a A1blny P'NlrrflJCY "· ~rd"IA All-Amerlcan so Ph o tn ore s1. John' .. N.v .• 10.. iown, o.c.. signal-caller JUct Holoubek, u~ ns. Rlcl!v SJ while linebacker Cu r t l as W1$1ey1n '1, llcwidoln 7l f ~" "· Rkl.r " Wright led a Rams de ense ~"'S'l ):~·~ Armv 56 which threw a blanket over a · ~!~! ~1'"11111 '"'h'r~ fl" 65 Pasadena offense wblcb had llCltt"V Rock 101. RotWtf'I Wfll•v•n 111 averaged over 26 Points a w1vnM11Unt n, w .. 1 Llti«T'I' 11 G-CllY H . All-1\tr\V 0 game. P1tt.Johmol't tl, a-¥1 11 UPNI• 10s, o.11W•_r1 v1t1r1 11 J e I m i n i scored one Soatbwest touchdown and passed for St,ll~M-" Jote St. , td.i.o 61 • ll.. "'frJ!1ca s1. n N-..11U ~1, AW I J3 Urell SI. 1L Utll'I Junior Collogo Ml. SM! ""'°"'" a, CMffrf st FUlltrtoll 11, ltlO HOflOo 1' e.mio. 1s, ~ ,.. w 01t11 Meu ... Cf'Ol-i n Grj.d Scor~ -• • another. The Rams went ahead to stay in the first period when Jelmlnl passed three yards to Dave Pitta. Pasadena tied it just before the half on a three- yard pass from Holoubet to Tim Henderln>tt. Jelmlnl IKlOttd on a f<lUr. y•Mf k-lo give Fretno tile lead again In tile Uilnl period, and the northern team clincb· td It In the lllSt period on an el!lht-yard rQn by J. ff JohJ\.llOn. Paaadena, the melrDpOlflR!I eonleredc:e ~.Pon, wu trying to. become the fll'1I 'team In 1ttte,tilstbry to ever w1n 13 gama The Lancera, were. hampered by'tl\O •bo<nct ol All·Arnerlca ' 1pllt end Jeae ijober\I ant ruMlllfl beck Elvia Momon, botb Jbaken . up by tackle1 Jn tile nrst period. • . -. '· f I sate '$144 • Reg. S151.ei Goklen Pinto 23 channet transceiver. A SQl-- ld statement about clear signals. Delta tine tuning, si- lencer control, S/AF Meter .to meuure signal strength, output wattage. 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'• ' I ' ' • ' • ·-· DAILY PILOT Russian Po Joists tNe~rt e Russians are 'i;omlng lhe 1i~ivport·Mesa·sw1ai· comjll~ is.~l,od lo as lot ~ter polo gamee the U.S. Olympic team In according IO UC e coach Ed Newland. e Ru!Sians are supposed set to come to this coun- February and il they do, fleast one of the games d be p!iiyod . in the • rt·Mesa pool,'' Newland u.pon return from the :U convention io Kansas .Ci· .-i the NCM waler pilo • m,p.looahlpa. ,in All!u. NM ' " ' ai;., revealed that Ana College water polo .. Bob Gaughran bas Ced Bob Helmlcl\ as ~a~ AAU water polo con\--". International water polo ittee of the AAU Is uled to meet .tn February . · with the Ruslian . At that time, a coach &sittaiat is expected to be ted for the U.S. team IO te in the student games ssia and the World s next summer. • s..o..._-10, 1972 • UCI's Malinoff to Play in Italy · ;:;~;ce cheered every Ume a player counlerparl al first bl ... , ~~o wlnnlo( for ~, -Ma r I~ a By HOWARD L HANDY • CM ... et.!IY PMlt llllflf Jeff Mallnoff will reach hil !lat birthday next •11$1 and wUI become tllatblo f9f tlto major league baseball draft in JUU!!· Tho young first baseman for <Mch 'Gary Adams' UO lrv1ne baseball team will be . com- pleting his junior year al that time and has,&eriouslyith<M:Jgbt about signing a prol..,;onal contract. . Thal is, 11e· tbougllt about· It untU he went to 'tanagua; Nicaragua with the U.S. all+ star team to partlclpate in the World Amateur 8 a s e b a 11 Tournament recently. NQW be isn't sure. Je!W.b!med.bome Tuesday after the U.S. contingent fWfhed second' to Cuba in the c.pionships with a 13-2 nkord. ·•"Jbey ·are going to play the tournament ln Managua again ne.i year ·and I would love to go ~k," be says. To wtiat utent? "Unless: I get a very good pro£8Slional offer, I think I will finish school and try to make the U.S. team again next winter," he says. He didn't bother to explain his thoughts on a substantial ' r • ~ ~ JEFF 'MALIKOfF' made a good play regardlesa In lbe -~ Jell hit Ille boet IMJn, .Jllljl'a 'lblP. -"'"" Of which ~am· ·~,. playing, at a .. cUp, llld II rbl, .... Jell •Y lbe U.S. IDd Qibu I ......... -Iii .... - Including '!heir Ovtn. Thert home l'Ulll, two doubles and a ._ IOI lo bt pd ,,_ .... ..... ,-'11'111- Yett 40,000 plus at oui: games triple. He dldn't commlt·an er-· 'Ibey • u.. two lop 1olmi ...... ~· ~ with Nicaragua and· CUbl. ror In the Otld and mlssad .,.. In the tounwneat and the II, _,, lo 1111 Win "'°""" "Japanhadthebtlt~ltchlng 1-pme agaljlst a .wuk pla7111 ln!ermlniled fre. -at ·i '!Ith a -sill! In !he loumain*ll bul German team. queaU1 oil the fllld. ,. iplmt Ifie Albainbra ~ \fley m'14e a lot cf •errors. Againlt China, Ma 11 no ff Tiit U.S. cnoHnaenl 1toyed ,Vll'lllJ. '. · They dldJ!'I gl\le up an'e~rned came lo bat In the 12th with al the wne holel u .the U eoacb Jim 'Ste.,._' run unUI the final two nr three runnan .., iecond and third Puei1o Rico, Canida J11>1n Vlk• lue trhlmphalJt MGctday games (they played U)." and two away. His linlle and Gennu<eama. ' ,llley'U return lo lbe same Ille ·~apan heal lhe U.S. con· drove both runs acrou and ilie But -llUll!IDer K will be a (Alhambra Hlgl!) w~ ..... t · ... but c b U.S. ,... H . switch from Rapid City South '"-ht al I aplnll U{e "'"'""" ;;;p::iized • '.;. a '· ~airu 0~ Aglinll Nicaragua, before a Dallola w"-he hu 'played o1 the Pamdena-Slma fncaa. unearned runs lo win, 2-0. big crowd ol 40,000, Jell came for Adami the put two sum· The pairings: • Qi.ha woo tbe tournament with to bat in the top of the 11th in-· mers to smnepllce 1n Italy for .....,. 8 14-1 record. nlng w1tb the score tied, W . summer ·bueball. ¥9rtn. "',,,._.. Jv-a. .... , The bases were loaded and ~ At tbe n-r1t time, he An'rfll .... WNttW.-•:4 nie game with Cuba wa! r-· c~ v....., "' • .....,... ""°"' - "the most excitin: game I was there were no outs. Jeff singl-doesn't know, and really :!' GebrW ~ ......, .. -t P.m. eVer. in," Jeff says. ed to drive the winning nm doesn't care, where the .town · ....... ,._. .... ... across and. the U.S. won, 4-3. is located. Jeff bu never been T'*-ld om.,..,._:.:_ 1 ~" J!!st ·playing against Olba He was Cheered as loudly a to Italy and ts looking forward ... lftowitr .... ""*'• -•:il was .• honor beeause they though ,he had ~ a-to the expert. ence. •-rt'w °""' .... k ,:. were defending cbamptons.r--:-Jiiiiiiiiiii~~i!iii.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i!jjiijiiiiiiiii!~iii""'iii'i"i"~"i-i·~·~-~·~-~:1 We 'lost in 10 innings, 4-3," he "monetary offer. all Jeff not only waS the hero in. r1n t~-game wilh Cuba, Jeff several games for theoi.J.S'. but was a standout tdr "the U.S. was offered a chance> to , play squad. He doubled 1h the se- baseball ln Italy· ' ) cond inning and scored the ...... "T am definitely going to first run then hit a ·homer the Italy next summer," Jeff next time up'lo give this coun- says. "It is a lµ,'.eat op-try/ a 2--0 edge. BALLS .... '19'1 CHUCK'S C!)OWLING DltLIARDS portunity and we will be Reutien Garcia, wai on the playing two games each w;eek mound for the U.S. and when and practicing three days. he gave up his Second hit of They want us to play and to the game to the ladorf batter hlep coach the Italians on the in the seventh inning, be was teams." replaced and the roof caved J11t HAllOI ltYD. What about the tournament in. Cuba scored three runs and COSTA MISA 1t67 NO. lVITIN • the o ...... ' in Nicaragua? n won it on a home run In 54f.7JIJ ttt-lMI o,.. ~.....,. • 1 _ro Football Ex_ hibit ca·;:~n~'::rt~ag!:~;·,;;:1 ..!the~..!':()10th'.'_~by'-..:J~·1~f'~s-eu~ba~n'.'__ __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L--JJ!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!~ . would light bonfires at tbe u:- D • la ~ LA -its-to celebrate. Nothing of a isp y JR destructive manner but in a ' · holiday atmosphe,.," he recalls. exhibit of National Foot-perlence" will be,open through · • gue memoraJ>illit. and the pla~ of Super BMvt Vfl, ·cs is oow· on displaj at Jan: 14, 1973. U is sponsored ~um of Scieq__and by ~nal Football~e "The people were really friendly and invited us to their bomes for dinner .. They also try, 700 State Drive_. Es.-Properties~c., in association h Part In L<>s Aiigeles. wllh Ibo Museum of Science KIDS UKE • exhibit includes posters, and lnduslry Advisory Board. UNCLE LEN · ts and jerseys of all 26 Tre museum is open daily ~. l1'e Super Bowl·~~lro~m:lO:a.m~. ~to~5~p:.m~.~w~· 1:1h~~~~~~~~~~I I~ ~the Year trophies, the exceptl~n of Christmas. foillpllll art and il· .,: ·,:i~i GRAND PRIX · m;:._,and ltS and-. '122~ MO. ' .DAVE RO'S PONTIAC 2..., ............ ~Dr .. c .......... LWI DIUCT -FACTOllY AUTMOllZD DIAW -...flrl. I:' JI t i• e Si t. & .......... I~ """· ND DOIAN -146-11.17~ ,. ...l ,, ,. . ~STORE HO UIS' DAILY 10 TO 10-SUN. 10 TO 7 ' • ilED PARI IJM.a.•Y..,&w .... u.c.19 .... ~ ........... • COSTA IESA H_..; IM. •"'Wllii JJlt '""'"' IW. 14 .. JIU • ,UITI Ill YfE$TlllSTER ....... --=-• ..... ....._ .... ...... 11441 ..... .... .... - • ' t •• \ I I • I . ' ' ' Now thru Feb. 12 I Mon .. thru Sat.J7:45 1 3 Exactas!' . .. ' ' . Some Of Their lJetlri1e Records ' ' ' .. s w ' KAWll!AH BAA 48 30 . BYOU .. RD 14 9 CHARGER BAR :1a · 1;J, . JET CHARGER 30 13 OSAGE ROCKET 23 12 COlillE SIX 21 10 Al,AMITOS ANGEL 22 10 CALLMEMYOH 8 4 WHATAWAY TO GO 35 17 . SOME KINDA MAN 17 . 8 ' ; PARR I' AME •29 .9 • • 6 .~. GO CHICkll! (JO ,: "1 0 . , ROCKY DENUEDO 4 . A'4 .,,. ' . . . I p s 5 3 3 1 2 3 4 4 5 -1 4 2 6 . 2 1 2 ' 4 2 • -• 2 3 '9 3 3 0 0 0 ' $$Won 319,171 262,284 206,61 7 165,916 163,712 159,693 148,966 140,375 ' j07,174 95.~2 '64,056 . ; 58,881 r 30,910 • . .. . ,_ ' • I Heated Grandstand ~nd Ciubho.use. Great Turf Terrace dining. · For reseivations-(2.13) 431·0922 or (714) _527-447f.' ·· Tickets & information (213) 431-1361 or (714) 995-1234, • • • "' . . -. • • • • AUDI NIEDZIELSKI Turkey Shoot,s H~ghlight Action David Aldane II Ol)ly SS ap of u """" ., fell off a It waa turkey shooting tlm1 ~old and alnadY ~In -. .. -did n -ot Meadowlark Go)f Course !Ill own ftlliled blop'lfllY. tM ' llelp of flll· .,... .. this week with members of the ~ _..., Illy tbat F-. Bo n.ioWla tM top women'• club teaming with JI ~ 1 ,_. thlnl. They W of _ldl c1ul It tbe male partners in a two tow beilW the eyd6 rMfD1 PfO A m e r I c-1 a o t o reycle balh of foursome event. lrGm Santa\ Ana rides ao hai'd lotlltatt. The winning foursome at 120 and ~ 1 that be won't "JS mean • whole aew life found Jean Hight, A n I t a be do!Qs ttv\!l')l l!oll, llw me," 111<1aJ<Jey,14;. after Montgomery, Claude Marshall ~ Tbrtll }I a..,'! a _. re<dvlng •II diploma. 'I am and Chuck Beatty getting hour ,Alocumtnlary abowlng at .-, my llnt job .. a turkeys !or their effort>. · looa{" theaters, doesn't J mqw meclmrdc next molltla ud that At 123 were Dottie O'Dell, much of the Aldana aptdalf.y · _., I wlU be able to 1et Barbara Hankey, Dick CoJe :_ the heart-Mopping 100 mi>b marrled Ill JUUl'J." and Ed Devitt. Third place cri!l't Ihstead of a. ~ sa.trely met ldl ftuct, went to Lael Murray, Diana Ix-dandevtl ti poc:traya • Vlrglnll Harl of Miami, lost -Hooper, Dean Fuller and Jobn AMlm u 1 )nan who tpows May 1 wbea ~ were in Ericbon at 126. -i-to uae a dial guage; as Midi PD. gell!l!I Qlijr plde -·In a three-man Helter ball of "'11 U a twilllr!p. . do!', . threesome •competition , OVet · Pllllled by Costa Mesafls '. Alter'!" -· VltPda told the weekend at Meadowlark Llhce Vallery:. Tom Jewell ::1~ luw! to 111":.!·JO' = Golf Cli>une', two players were ad ~· 11.,.n, !be.color ml •.,:T"tort.d' making...: Involved in the Hnt .. two ·fllnl ls an arllodole atatOl1lel!t 11r' 1. · ••-pla<:ea. ,. not; only aboutl Alda'Oa but q '-8,~ .beco..,_a • Everett Lawson and Carmen also .... t flat trock ~ing -luudc. · Santa Maria teamed wl\h Jim IDd: tbi mttanal cbam...ll....a.: After ftnlslllng· a e b o o I , Giese ror first and with Pete --'-dt · ~p Slllrley said, lie Ud ·several Garrett for second place in the ":"'",.. ·· , • _ odd jobs ~ mops and competition. Jn many ways its ~on pe~klng letteri bat always Third place went . to Don footage clearly outclasses the wanted to become a mechanic. hlpb:-toated Bruce Bro.wn The blind mechanic Jost hJ1 I .. Tbll 11 ~ ~y of eyos!glot In ~ -be ,... w ling !Woe ~ leaturink the ... a hayride, leD off lhe rest ' Loalmllii aad Columbus DI· WllOll, am -trapped 11awcr. Ken Ratlllf and Mike Oland. Goller ot the month honors !or OCtober or Meadowlark Goll C.ourse [or the women'• club went to Doria O'Neill and. Alice Geiger, both with net scores of 69. In a low net trophy tournament, Helen Moulton was lim In A night "lth n. In OaS! B It was Rosemary ~~n with 73 and In Closs C it w~s Rita Mclnto~ with LaguR• Beaelt Members or the Laguna Beac'h women's golf club stag- ed a turkey shoot this 'week. In A fllgh" Pfaoe Stys was ~t (~e,r with a gross score cif 80. Marge· Davi8ob was the B fiight victor: with 84 .. and ~afgaret westinoreland 'cop- ped the C'fitght wltH 90. Maggie Waterrltan is the new president of the club with Lillian Marks as vice pres\· dent, Jean Abajian secretary and Doris Fagg treasurer. Helen .Drexelius will serve 8.!I handicap chairman and Lllllan Marks as tournament chair- tlanal:I wliere 9le , Viewer can betften the turning wbetl1 . .-feel the .dirt and ·grit * * * R uJ SaRhl Atta -,. at the IC!'OM by the In Hartford, Coon. a . Santa . es ts. Members of the women's rooring cycles. Claus ro3re<f up on his club at Santa Ana Country u But the ma~, criticism. of motorcycle last week and sav-o....... cu•t ns1 1111 •• C•111"-Club staged a turkey shoot On Any ~y' alsp applies ed Christmas for a CUb Scout. ce\1•w: J--101 •· K•w-r1 recently. . to tae Aldana movie. Both Nlnf:.year~ld Mark Sabourin 12' -Mlnrfub IEJ •· Rorick 10>. ~ the A flight competition, :=:"..._their-~ .. ~ ~~ had-lost-$2.1-ln receipts.from a ~~~r --~ 1E1 -. Fw .. 111 10> •• -LoIS Edes wasu·u fimlh~ Jowln u;r em.-,,.,. a ....... _ Cub Scout candle sale while 1.Q -G~n (El dee. N-. <ol-:S:O gross.-compe on Wl '0• as crutch. running home th r ~~ u• -Gl'ftllM!gtl 1e1 p1n..d Uht net action, Florence Keller Audiences likely to ~ packyards. He and hll . . ~~~ ~3~°'io1 .dtC. AWr•n ,ir.1, <&fh. Gw~n . Sayers (70) and either movie know whats made eight unsucctssfUI trlps : in.-~101 dee 8,... 'ei 1.2. GOfiuie KillZle (71) finished. In going on ln motorcycling and up and do~ street to find s:W..,. 10> 11)nne11 •ms (El •• tHat, order. J'e9eDt ·•tfte intrmion· of 80 U-'--- - ' ,ffwl"--EICemlnowvnbVrw.t.11. ....,._,_,.... authority figure who cc;m-·His IIlQtber, Mrs. Ellen Fon· s.ca1 t .. _. 21, uc 11:11,.,.W. t1 •.....;;. _ . ___ _ stanttytetls them what they re taine, told Mark tliAl:'tbe Joss ~.~ -HtlMr (RI *f. llr-.lng <S>, . "~...a.: ..... ts H t seeing. Narrators are not only wwld cost him -bji. biggest 1» -~·.,. cs1 lllnrlM L-1tY cRh ., ~Lie. OS redundant but they distarb the Chris and 3:11. ' . • ·' vi-··' Im cl of both nt ~ tmaS present some lM .-~· (SI plnntd MWft ,. • • 3Uill pa c~. allowance IRJ ~-M. . Ca E t Those persons who tnJJy '----~·-"-' ' 9.ld -l'~(S)dk.Rl'tV•(ll~,10-·ge ven love motorcycle racing should the~ adpa"!!"""'-w•~eot~,!!!-"' ~-"~ 1s1 p1m.:1 ,.,...,. defini'·l the J.1~---......... r-lft:I'~ .,...... (ft), 1.1&. •• IC Y see l\IUeua Harris leader of the .......... .......__ 151 -w11M1n 1s1 pJfWllll Lar1Mn1e Pairlhgs for the annual tnovie ..__,, ..... It -' ,._,.,.,.._,, «•> •·ts. . ~ / 1' ..... ,.... .,. ___ \!: H. I b ' ~ ....... "'""""t"'~ cle club, the "Soul Seeten 1'7~stu.rt11t>wwib711efWttOwr .1--&'!!'U"' .DeaW.:U g m· into SO.minutes the most thrill· Soctal Club" saw ll aiid .--m. .• • • •}.vlllliooal . bOiketball touma· mg mcmenta of one ~ the tub to be! '~ · " 't. 177 ""I' 5pn1 (.Ill~ "Iii!»' '11• ,,. ment'bave been.releued with racing year. From a ~ Harrisp~ed 'Mart's ,,.• cs~._-;:-"-'"••••• ~•> c1ee. ~t, ~-· ·Or.ault COMt area clnema.pbic standpoint, mother to offer clDb cbs.'llhe Hvy ... 0.111111t1-.., f11111fl. • temm·invoived fn the 11-team the movie b a standout. If you ke Mark to tell him the sec•~ c~u•> .._ 1oUmey llked"OnAnySunday,'you'll ~ news upHe excli1med ll:=tfi:'t"''''_.,.,.,...ttn. · ~. Jerry :•FatfS host loYe "'!be 'lllrin Is On." 'Now can . 1 • have ·my 1=l!'~)~l;::=.~=·-t l'lelf in''the I:• A DoY*a -mu lost Hanis and ~ ~ ·-· ·"""'ii: . Alf9:bi ·~qa<tlle-. . · * * * Christmas gill!" ' ' = :&~lr'.:::'1:-" . "8tUre 9'1.tbe opm;n1·• -became tM --member brought '21 to.'11*'~ "' . .-,,,.. ..~ lt};li~ . • mu. te ar•ate u • home, toot Mark fiio\.fl rlM •, -.' ni. , r ~· ~ Hills Dnlpllh-;, ' mbl«eyde _..,, and got two Qib Soolt """'1el -nu . .., -. Mb!> tamcfe· jrilb.~ ~t Ed Dlrley bH8lled et the in exchange •• , ,.n-"""''"' iw -. tta:Wt.luJ •. 5:30. , • ~ ' · ' .~.If-un 1c1 Ill""* 11:ot11-1u1. 'lbe· .. Univefslty Tk-ojans of jJII -; "'ll""··cc1. --. coach John ·Drlocoll are In the Area Cage S11nimaries ~,.:..."!p.1ac:1o IC) llll!Md Fvllw (UJ, ed·fOr·Dec. 20. • .. ~•_!·~i1tt1lo (Cl clK. N.wtm1 {U), other-bracket< wUb -.a 4 p.m. p -Kr.ill (C) ofMld HilncH'ltklon t~I~ aeainsi. Walnut schedul- -W_,,... CUit Olllfttd McComb · The pairinp: . ' I._ 1411 IM) .._,, Mlb (Cll 2:45. , ~ ''j -·--• .,.,,. 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I • • . ! i \ r ~ c . • ~ 1 • • • I l . I • • • ~ I ~ t ., ~ , . • • • g : • . l . I I I • 1 f ' I I ' • • • i I l • • ,~ • • • •• • • • • •• ' I• .. , " . . I " ' . ' . . . . . . . . ... . . . ...... . -.- -. Witchh~Ili.ng: Now, Then Mexicans for Sale on TV Special ' El Teatro Campesino (the .focuses on the evolution of the to Rio Grande City, Tex., lo lly ClSCM!Gll •l!!D&J, ............ U an artlltk _. .w,1na '*vante ...... ' , •• of &be )'IUI lt d?'FFYll,..... IJDOlll tho dwfe Arthur Mlllor'a ;.., ..,,,. Cruclbla" amt• It u.i. Ahmu-. ,,,_ .. "-Lao Anploo MllllC E""" Jan.Zl-lt .aolllllllc delplle -ol tfle Cfll M br a.r1lml a-. . The play Be} In . tfle ~ M .... .-wilcb ldll - -11113 -pnmlelod In --York City In 111111 tbe hei8bt ol the redboltlng lnq!lls!tlon of Sen . .-ph ·MeCar1flf. critlcs of tbe day hillod tbe Miller wort for ill relevabce to that frlgbtening time. SOme said it was Miller's belt work. Well It may be, for. Ibo play. continuet to call attentioa tD the !O!btes 61 l·n to l·e ra n I socieUes, oun lhcluded,. • farmworkers theatre) w i I I · theatre company from Its beginning in 1965 during the Delano grape strike to its present-day role as a cultural voice for the Chicano move- ment. present a special perfonnance of the play "Los Vendidos" (''The Stlloots") as an Ethnic Special on Sunday at 10:30 p.m., Channel 4. KNBC's con- tinuing series of E t b n i c Specials otter a platform for the performing arts of minori· ty communities in Southern Californ ia. the University of P a r i s , France. her a variety qf "Mexican types," including the Mel:ican peon : the farm laborer; the rebuilt 1963· Johnny Pachuco model; the 1944: East L.A. Zootsuiter; a campus mill· tant; a Vietnam veteran; the revolucionaro or e a r I y California bandit type ; and finally the ne.w, 1972 Mexican- American · model who is just like the "anglo" model except he comes in a variety of darker shades, i .e ., naugahyde, I e a t b e r or leatherette. Not a line of the original bas been changed, Center Theatre Group director Robert Fryer notes, yet t h e charac- terizations of two Salem justices in particular could have been drawn from recent court records, not those of SCENli-FROM ARTHUR" MILLER'S "ntE CRUCIBLE" AT AHMANSON • • t • The special, titled El Teatn> Campesino, will consist of three segments. 'lbe . rirst Since 1965, El T e a t r o . Campesino bas performed on picket lines, fiat-bed trucks, union halls, barrio parks. pro- fessional playhouses, films, and even the courtyard of the Old Senate building i n Washiogtoo, D.C. Their tours have taken them from Detano ·The second s egment 'features a performance of "Los Vendidos," a one-act satirical play written by Luis Valdez, the acting group's director and founder. In the play, Miss Jiminez, a secretary from the Governor's office, comes to H on e st Sancho's Used MeJican Shop in seareb of a Mexican model for "our Administration." At the shop Sancho shows I TODAY'S CBISSIDBD PUZZLE I ACROSS 1 Menu e Comic 11 H1lry 16·Brittle 21 Alrptene: Fr1 22 P999ahow 23 Eulogy 24 Roof edgll 25 Scale no .. 21S Jumbled type "Zl King or 8nh.n 28 Ono 29 W1ter nymph 30 Comp911 point 31 P1rent 32 Englilh ""'91' 34 Hlndugod 38 Sound of ...... 38 IMI<* rungs 40 Mulbeny dye 41 lout 1'3 Sown ;45 King of ftrM 47 Alw1ya: -· 48 01rba.de 49 Encroec:h 52 Dllgonll 64 Speck ... .._ 69 WhbliM 81 Rllflnecl 63 lnYOIY9 fl7 Strtngs 118 Adrift 70 Sweeuneet 72 Fabulilt 73 Sottch ... 74 5-.trol ,. Boda 71-Guklo'• note' Ill 111 • 7S Perched 79 Condemn 80 Eminent. 82 Entangle 83 Moh 85 Appetite 87 Actor O'Brieft 88 -mlgnoo "' "°""'-" 91 Spenilh ·-92 Diving bird B3 Electric unit 94 Mountain pal 96 Lag behind 98 Boring tool ,.,,...,_ 101 OelaY9CI 105 Frolic lCMI RulMn ·-107 RHlatube 109 Chinnt tio.t 110 EngfWI riWf 111. Towerd 112 Chemicll '"""''" 114 Light carriage 115 Medk:•I fluids 116 Stupwfy 117 Cogl .. ted 121 Sh1llow pond 123 Noblemen 124 Surglcel llW 125 GrMdy 1 'D Inclined Wiik 128 Fl'f' 129 BrNCI~ 131 ~rfotlt 133 Spruce 135 Engrotled 138 SwN genus 140 Mutbl '#Oft 142 Epochal 143 Padt down 147 Fl'llflth Muon 148 fttllCIUTC9 150 -Home 152 Fire t54 P~te 155 Pronoun . 158 cnem,~ttlx 157 Figure of -· 159 Symbol for gold , .. """' 161 Men·an~ 183 ReilrNd: abbr. 1&4 Mother-of-pNit 16& Htt0n 167 Scr.tch 189 Mongollen 171 Rugged crnt 1n Freoch &Muity 173 Sror.d 174 Reedily Dj)WN f Rumin1nt 2 Dispatch boat .-3 EHttrn "St•te: abbr. <t Summit 5 Geralnl'1 wtft 6 Cattle d11ler 7 R111gg1d, dirty moo a ConJunctiGft a V1u1t 10 Soft; Lim , 1 Fight'-bird 12 B1ntu' -· .. 13 Feminine Mme 14 Typtlii:e ,....,_,, 16 Tu: 17 G,_, 11 Four. Rom. 19. Calyx INt 20'Hymn 33 True 35 ttllllln city 37 Appnhend 39 A1NVet1te ~ Rough ltve 42: S.itpeier 44 Magil1rete 46 Secul1r 48 Confloed ,. __ 61 01-yWiding ... 63 Beige 55 Addr911 56 Concert w11tt 57 Homer'• poem 58 Cowboy's rope 60 Woodi n lhoe 62 Tooth covering M Enlisted mton 66 lnMCt .. """"" 68 Muhltude 69 El(clam1tio" '11 Decree 73 V1mplrn 76 Shlp-theped '"'' 79 Mike a phont Q' 80 UnedotMd 81·Moamingsong· 83 F.O.R'1dog 84A._ 86 Ctutch 87 Boxer:llang 89 Zodllc llgn 90 U.S. ptellMnt 92 D.wn 94 Piomen'1 main -96 hmphi.t 99 RwoMng P9f! Soo CloMifioi Soctlon for '-...- 97 Morning 98 Steff officer 99 Outflt 100 Men'• neme 101 Scordi ·102 Four: comb. form 103 Refolos 104 Thick '"-108 Lubrk:8'11 ,,._. 111 MOl'OCClf'I coin 113 s.-fllld 115 Ft9neh river 1115 Godly0P9F90n 118 Neon symbol 119 Detec:t ""~ 122 .... 123 Adlm'erib 128 Empty 128 Settbe ,,._ 13Z R.,et 134C~ 135 ftockfllh ,,. ........ 137' Greek letter 139 Woolmt f1brio 141 ObtUclea 144 While 145 Welpelntlng , .. _ ........... 148 Shet-.d 149 ·fllfl;-.actor 151 HelD 153F__. 151 MOIWI ... ~ 1S2 O'Cuk 165 Colegedegr9. 1~ ThoroUghtare: ..... 170 Shotliu " . . - nearly 400 years ago. the Devil's work away from One is struck by the herself. presence of Chicago Seven Abigail Williams, overplayed Judge Julius Hoffman amidst by Sandra Morgan. carries the good people of sat.m. for the flame of Intolerance Ford Rainey as Deputf which traps nearly an entire Governor Danforth brings to village. the Ahmanson stage t h e Abigail's lust for John Proc- !rigbtening paranoia of the tor and her way with the justlce who believes his court ·j ud ges · unfairly entangle is the last bastion against the Elizabeth Proctor. I n g a storms of Immorality. Gov. s-excels u the good Danforth proclaims the wrath woman scorned by her virtue, The A man of his judgment will cut down betrayed by her truthfulness any who would disturb the and proved guilty by her in- dignity of his c o·u r t . nocence, in this topsy-turvy Unfortunately .for the scores of look at colonial Massachu-Ensemble -villages charged with setta.- the "crime.. d. bedevilment, . Further proof of t b e virtually any adequate defense timelines!I of Miller's work is is deemed an attack on the the realization that these non.. diinfty of Danforth'• court. pie fled religious persecuUo-;, · Judge tbarles Older is to found the colony, only to Traditional music and dance · therevi, ~· in Breodanal -1DilloJ' udn's engage themselves-' tn a of Eastern ..,_ will bee con DC1llg portray o ge· persecution <:ertalnly no less Dancing led b ~"1"'1 Southern! Hathorne. Hathorne, based on ardenUy accomplished than P.-, . , Y one o • the ' real 17th century judge that of their -eland. Califorrua s leading d a.n c •-· who hanged' saints, lllce Older In !mpreoolve oet, d<Slgned ensembles . Tuesday at Plum-. believ.. k 0 pt C<l!lfidences-and fisbted by H.R. Poin- mer Auditorimn, Chapman · should be dealt with as cob-dezter adequately filb the Avenue and lemon Str1!et, tempt of court. Al journalist Ahmanson stage, but freqently Fullerton. Bill Farr was jailed. ao too is £ails to transport the viewu 1be llG-member Aman Folk the fiery Canner Giles Corey. credibly' to coklniaJ New Ensemble will perform on Both Ulled the fields of truth England. Noel Taylor's' cos· stage at 9,15 p.m. onder the too deeply tumes =suitable drab. spoosorsip of the Asloclated • Student.' "lnnovatlom In the Despite the relevance of .Jooepb Hardy deserves Classics" series at California · MIDer's words to our time. some credit (or bis dJrection, State Unlveralty, Follerton. and the generally falthlol albeit the cast needs some nctet prices are $3 general delivery or them by the Center time to appear more at ease admission and $1.50 (or Cal Thea~re Group cast. the even-in this production. Hardy's State students. All seat&: are Ing 15 somewhat long and program note3 were a raging reserved. Tickets may be tedl~~l·to a~--· tsta disappointment ln that they purchased at the Associated . "'M:U n t:llwtl s ou n-shared none of bis vision for Students ticket office on cam~ ding performance eases the the Miller interpretation he of. pus Southern C a I if o r n la pain aa the.acreen actor proves fers. Muiual Ticket Agencies and at he ls DO sbazctr to live1p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I the door. Mall ordenl'will also theater. He mov~ " e 11 , be • ..._.... · atnya speaks diltlnctly and _...,..,.. audibly and becomes a giant • ol mankind .. John Proctor ~' . . j • "' balances honor'able death with . lntemaliJ.ation of man's im- P'lfections. A simple COO· fessioo of a man who admits CANNES flM FESllVll. WlllMER! "I'm not a good man" Would '11tit F•Br1•0ir'tcto1~ have aavtd J>rocior, when silence will surely kill hhnt ·Heston makes resolali<in of'Uie dilemma believable drama of U.w1._ 7:11 'llhlch there is scan\ • In . .,.. the overlong Miller play. ftA.-ftl IEI ..._...,.. Beah Riobanlo, makes the ..-., """'"""' "A MASTERPIECEr' :r~~/:' ..f'-n'tu:.1'.'"i: IAMSAS a It _.,,_"r~· West Indies tranaplant to IOMllR • Salem who lallllCbes the whole tll!!:lJ llETltOCOl.OR ""'A Incredible wttchhunt u she V -Ill ll...!j>o:'.bU=::the::::flngor~,:.._::ol_::bl8me::;:· =-l~go:~~C-=, ~··~ol~o1~M~-=·~J~ ... ~I --:--==:,_ ............. ~ • "Wtdly ...,.. Of ~ ....... NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES .... --4; l " ''llte ·o.nr.n r Ad,,_ ... 1 ,.,Tor•I T:..•I Torti \ ...... CMlr fel ---~· j @Iii ~Al ,........ ..... 6 ...... Mitt. • 1b• Ml 11• P,M.I RST FOR ORANGE coum . Ev~ lvenlng , CHAN Nit.. SO ND • WITH SKITCH BDEISON • ' -cWltes: IN . mNINGs MmlC · · 10to11 ) • • I .. t • ' GE°lGE ~ KOii MMUIAlllll· IAIUlllll toU ~only ...... 11111.zlea• ' 1~.~-~ ... llle ···-~~ ;.1"' •II lie~ ........... ,,-.; .• .... ~·········~-·~·-··~·~-·~··········· illftmwBB l;' ARI flllll ,,¥( · l!lil -Ill y i 1 "THERrs A GIRL IN MY SOUf'' ,,, CHRRL.B ·--"TM• MEHRNIC" ... = . "RED surr. • BURT LANCASTER ,' ·IJlZAN4s RAID' " . , • RADIO. 108•'M ) ) T • • e Ill " , . ._,_e B:un:Rer .: ~ " r ' I ! ' ' r • • t • _. I • I .., Sir A.Z:C G~in!tess ·P~rtr~y;' . ' ' Hitler in Hi&_Las~ 10 ~ays · • \ ' • . . ' • ... ,,.,,.,,,,. .... ,. • • • • • • • • • • .I ••• . . . . '" . . "' ~ .... Cotnn1edia Del Arte On Stage A troupe' of per!°""'" will pr..-nlllta ver;on of lbe '"!be Thiet. 0'"*" 11e81Min( ThundoY at Cal St ate , Fullerton, IJlOIUIOred by the 1Cboo1'1 Expe ri mental 'llleator. The , re-creaUon of Com-, 111od!a del Am theater style will be perfonned in u... uniwrslty'1 arena theater Fri· d,ty t!Jnugh Dec. 17. Five performances ""' acbeduled, with a p.m. appearances . 11iuraday.S.turday 8nd 5 p.m. - ,l!Ultlneea . oo Saturday , and Sunday. Tlctets~are available at the theater box office dally from ooo.D:-4 p.m: and also one and one-half houra before each performariC.e '. Advance AT KEYllOAltO ' J~C.0-, . . ~ ·-r Harpsichord Concer.t Hits ' S..odiJ, --10, 1972 DAILY PILOT C 9 Children Now 'Pirates' ~ .... 1a llll ... i.c for tbe nnal ''"'!ft of tlJO year by the Chlldreol' Theatre cf Hwitlngtoo Bel<li>. which will present "Plral" of - Bay'', Saturday II HuntJncloo Hlgb School Thi• Is a .... uhbockli•g ta!~ . ~bout a plr~f bl olden 4la1s whote tc seize a &r•ft ror-111.1•~ l>nd;hlm llUIOad la the ahadow' o.f a ---CtN/HOMF ll " .-. r :.1 .• 'T.!.'..1....1 -- -... -. S14DIUM I . .. ~ It._. ·- rope at .IJie yardann. AU becauae he permlls hlnutll to become soft-hearted about the beautiful daue:hter of a ..rival pirate. · Theni will be two Saturday performances . The ftrtt at 10:30 a.m. an4 the second at 2 p.m. AdmlBSIOO ii 50 ~ntl at the door. For Additional information, please 'cill Hilda Naumin , director, al 847.sSll. --... Cllrittlt "Dll.ZMIV~ ---.,, S fADIUM ? .': o.Nle NM "•UTT•lll'Llal Alla "llll" & ''THElll"I A ClllL .. .......,, ........ ,..,. -----:.:l.l'l STADl/IM •3 • IN MY IOU"'' , "'TMI DAllWIH ADVIH'Ttllll" • • • • ~ ... ~ • ,, 1 reservations may be made by NOON -rln East &riln1 H1t}e; tili.tll ~e d~y before ~ ambfance to an olherwise jolly viously had graat chann. telepbontng 870-3371 between cwNM •- la a ~ or earth .'".~de. Rel! portrayed in tl;te Londbn studio. NobocJy can become so noon and 4 p.m. weekdays. Jack Crossan ~I present "THI: v:~~~' :;-~:·~ .. 111 1 Many Moods .. ~ '.U 11<1"'7-- "'TOllAI TOU1 TOllAI" hlll 101 with PeaeefUJ greet\ -.rum by Simon Ward. Today Me4:1als, insignia, unlfonns, powerful a dictator without .lt. "The 'l1U'ee Cuc k 01 d 8 , , his "Keyboard Kaledloscope" "THE tosToN n•.t.NoL••" 1111 grau, not far from the Boldt is a businessman with a . chairs, newspapers, Watches, Musso1btl had It. Attila the represents the style of theater concert, f e at u r i n.g, the1-.~~~i~~~~~~~~~;.;;;~~ Brandenburg Gate. It's the wine fitm. His assistance has cigars, labels and wrappings, Hun probably had i t . that had Its beginnlngs in the harpsicbOrd, at 8 p.m. Friday flnt thing the tourista see. been invaluable. . even the ration storeroom fill-Gangsters have it.'' He smiled streets of tStb-century Italy, in Phillips Hall, Santa Ana WINNIRI Under the cround lies muer•s He taught the filmmakers ed with Hitler's favorite bran-wickedly. "Some fihn moguls according to Dr. Jerry Picker-COiiege. NOW! NO RESERVED SEATS m"beft' ?7 ,,_years ago every detail~ lropl. the labels dy l!ld fresh cream -have charm." Ing, associala profes.<lOr of He will play creative in-• · 3 ACAIJ(MJ *-tnost Mniblil man on on the wine bottles to the right everything has been faithfull y After living· in his skin for theater and director or the terpretatlons of tunes from U'lCIAL CHILD"fN'S 'AtCf S t a ~ tiillet into his model ' of Gennan 1Lugar reconstructed ri ght down to nearly a year, Sir Alec ~ show. At the height or its such composers as Berlin, ONLVS1·50 · AWARD btaln and ended if pistols to ~ tratnlng or the air ventilators: ' fessed to a wave of relief as popularity, Jt was played by Bach, Bacharach and Lennon-~ ol terror that merclfully Hitler's dog Jo_eat letiutf:---.,..!.'I don't think Hitler should he pulled off the black wig, various traveling groups in the McCartney. Admission to the lila never since been equalled ~ves from le ~d. From be forgotten for one minute. washed off the makeup, shed finest court theaters all across concert is free. ID ~-tie ,.. back Alo · his· tint-=· ="~~be Take the present situation in ~ 8:i~beds and Iron Crlnoss'~ Europe. '!be keyboard artist enjoyed Ji -~ r &.;I • ng ~yen coa . · , ss America and England. It's not 11..uu once more w The script used ln the Cal a rapid rise in popularity dell · -,ttb-his sidekicks. Goebbels, ~ bow. ~ Shake ~ w~ a terribly unlike Berlin in the bis comfortable gray Darmels. State producUon Is an adai>-following the success of hls •• er ~ Goering, Hlmm1er, limp wnst like Hitler, bow to Twenties and ear1y1 . Thirties. His hair was balding and he talion by Leon Katz of 3 comic "Keyboard ~ Kaleidoscope" We have a lot o social unrest. had developed a paunch. He scenario actually used in the album released on t h e .a.. .. , Jt's a pretty decadent society looked once more like Alec !Sth century, and concerns the Westminster Gold Label for Oft \lllli 1 we 've turned into. Guinness. Then he started to tnMltal misadventures of ABC. The record qujcktx rose ::i.i~'d\e __ QSc_-_'!:n ... • IJD: . · .. :. ,. o . "People say, 'What we need raise hia hand and blushed. three lustful old men and their to the top' 30 perceqf In its is law and order and someone ''Oh, forgive' me, 1 k'eep giving d 1,..., • • sales .. 08tegory. The _vJrtuoso ir REX REED 'I 'I . in the Raw Eva Braun -• names mort pionstrooa than Frankenstein and Dracula: And just u pro- fitable at the boi"~fice ac· Cording to the makers of a ~movie called "Hitler: The Ji iloy!," • Britiab pro. '° eerily authentic the cnnHllelllbers dread-~ to wort at Shel>" ~ ·8'UcBoia 'ta London as tbe---swaRikas were .onr the aound stage;. mine belOW the star on ""' c1zea1nt' door said ~W,. AJee-'d::;:,," btit the ~ oo Ulo aOla wu lbe bair- lmqe of tho Fuehrer He looked tired aOO The pluterecklown of, hair falling his braided ~azi cap ~ lib eye like the teetll of a ~t comb. Hi1 thlcic Charlie Chaplin moustache was crea .. ed above a thin, cruel mouth. 1111 unlform bore an Iron ~&ix! iWastlka buttons. 8WjllmAS t ~ waa a gold awasUk.a \111-1jli! Melsaen teacuj> belide hi& He lipped mlnt tea and Da.ed to ·a German radio jrttll • another sw as tit a ~ped on the case. 'Illen he J-1 his mouth to speak 800 f!'Y«Yone lighed a breath of j,lld. 1be voice was refined . r;~lcal, gentle as spring 1t ·was indeed Sir ·Alec ~. gi~ everyooe tbe (right of_ a lifetime. Including, pparently, himself. ''It's terribly embarrassing, l'..P1l know. I'm afraid to go out pi publlc looking llk:e tbls. Taxi IM give me tbe ,rudest s. Most of it ls the work ,.miracle makeup man . Ex· the mou.!tache which I yaell m . •. GufMess has b ecom e obses9ed with the monster. He W spent five month,, reading '1.f ·the available data, seeing au 'the available newsreel film>, and bu learned a great tu.I. from other &echnkaJ ad- •i,or, Gerhardt Boldt, who 'tu an adjutant to General Jretw, the representative of the Chiefs of staff or the niJ.rd ~h In the bunker. He's'one ill the few men sUU alive who ..,. tbe whole thlna. ;, BOidt, who · wu 28 at the lbqe,, was In the bunker with • •·k 'ryo lselnllne ' lbeNazisalutetoeverybody." wan er .. >& young wives . w eep eve ne e . Pl oductloo design for lhe performer comb!nes t h e Just as th~ans ~d. lam Maybe a ..year in the skin of shlw ....,was done by S. Todd_ @.!lit<!!! _ o_f the piano , also frlgh y t e power a monster bas been a year too , M·tffatU, assistant professor harpsicliord, clavichord and 8ll#GTHErtllOl.EFML>1 of propraganda. We, have -all long. of theater. celeste in presenting a wide MATJNEfSWEONESOAY been raised on anti-Germ~an~'.:::~;_==.;=~;:=~1 variety of music s~yles. SA TUROAY & SUNDAY and anU-Hltler films that ex· •-!iiiiiiii!,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_.., .. ,_ .. ;;;;;;i,_Oiii,_;;i;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;;i;;;;;i;;;iii;i;;;;;;;;ip;;,_,_,_,_,_,_,__,__ make his left 1foot drag and his aggerated everylhlng, 1ffiii ~ • . anna trembfe. . the victors snlde and the Nazis l. ~o' , The actor is a chain smoker, stupid. but slnce Hiller never smoked, . "On the other hand, the he has even gone on 8 cigarette pro-Gennan films are even ~ .. a . more disturbing because ln Sua.e. them you see the faces of ha~ OBSESSED "Ever 1lince I was offered tbie rti1e last Christmas, I have been oboeaaed. Jo!Y 'lril' my pa0r friends: e°'e#jone 1 knpw has had to ~ilJP: with ~very ne'W scrap Of-information I find, But it dQesn'.t depftss me. I will jirobeb~ ne .. n8't a .star port of thl9 importance and -for tbe res( of my career; so I'ln maktn:g:the most~of it~ I'm ~usted and thank. ROO<lnes It will soon end or I m1ght go mad. But when It's over, I think it will be one or the most rewarding ·ex- periences of my life.1: "HIUer: 1be Last Ten 'Days·" Is about the end of the whole hideous mess, those days from April 20 to April 30, l!M5 when be was driven ~nd by lbe llusl!4ns. He WIS a sleeple:sa..wreck. His skin had1umed gray ,frnm pep p 111 s contaluing strychnine gl veo him by. a quack' doctor whom be Insisted on trusting. He Uved in a world of fan- tasy, ordering murders and assassinations in a n ,at- mosphere of bizarre decadence. He passed his 5Mh blf,lbday in tha! bunker, mar· lied bis mls'tress Eva Braun, and drank cham,pagne while she sang "Tea For Two" to a Fred Astaire record. on the wind-up gramophone ·. a n d every wedding gues~ got a present - a bo1 containing an autogr•P¥ photo of the Fuehrer and two cyanide capsules to commit suicide with, while Berlin burned lo the ground above their beads. It DAYS Every aaped of;._ ten day• haa bel!o <aplur!!d ln tbe rum ~ 1rnm floet!llela ,._ in(-his six. cblldrm' to a reProcluCt!On of H It 1 e r ' s favorite ~tmg of Frederick the Great above his desk. The Russians ~ave Jonf" otace dynainlted lbe bunker, but through maps and dlqr_. It has been reprodcUed to ll'"le Ui !he rum, ltnd!llS • alJUc!dol'Y py, laughing Germans. We were always unable to see Hitler as be appeared to his own people. Don't forget he was greatly loved by 80 million Gennans. I've mad~ many films in Gennany, but I've never met a single Nati supporter. Yet they existed. I've seen the German docqmentaries and be ob- viously could exercise great charm and apparent sweetness of nature. He was better at kissing babies than most of today's politician&. TRUE STORY "God knows I do not sym- pathize with Hitler:, Jn any way, ' but I am determined that In this film we tell tbe story tru- ly. Nothing appears In tbe mm that is not warranted by facts. "'lbere ls a scene In which Hitl,er (\rdert tbe Dooding of the Bettin Slit.Way to prevent the R.uliians from u!ing it, even though it meant the drowning of thousands of German soldiers and civillana hiding ther.. I could find no written referera ·to this, bu~ Herr Boldt was there and he beard the orders pass. ed from the .Fuehrer's mouth with his own ears. "This is an anU-Hltl~r film, no doubt about that, but we have got to be very careful to balance H . so that It doean't become ·more propaganda itself. I intend to give him a square deal. Hitler waa an evU mmu He did, planned and con- doned evil things. jlut be ob', • Burt Becom~ 'Cat Dancer' "Burt Reynolds will star In the Utle , role of Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer's .. The Man ~ Loved Cat Dancing,'' one cif the major producUons on the stud io's 1973 schedule, it was announced by Daniel M~tck, vice presld~nt-pro- ~duetlon. . MWftllf RACM -•I ... _._ ~· u.i. 1;i. -· 01. ,_..,,. 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CID Ov 1•:tt1•:61 111{'1 1los1lr, FUNDS: GlllOUP: Lff~1~aa':6·A 16·42 J:r( 1 1 :~: 11:6! ,. ..... ~er 11.a.12.96 prw,,:: 1~:~ 1!·rf Aflll•• 1.i!i 1.11 s 1JDot11 Fos: ~~~~IY 11'.~ 1~'.~ F~1u1I lil.04 10:97 Am 8111 l.!5 3.15 ln!r Inv 16.6116,91 FO• THE WEl!K DEC. 4-0l!C. I, lf71 A,.,LICATIONS FOil LISTING ON THE N. 'r ..S.E. 81rMtt MIQI. Trvat Af>P•OVEO FOii LlntNG T~NN~rf111NE y 1)5.\,i: COfl111r1, lnc.-J111. t STOCICS TO !IE ¢OMITTED TO THI N •• S.E. CMI ln'lftl. Co.-Olc. 11 1~11r.: Container Ci:o. "A"-Oe<:. U Ml<:llend Mtoe Inv. Tr, Sh.-DK. 1' Unlcn FldelilV Cr>.-Oec. U AOf'LICATIONS FO• LISTING · ON THE AMl!X Saun<1er1 l.Hsln11 Svsttm. Inc. Al",.llOVl:O FOR LISTING OH TlfE AMEX A,.,,.r. 8UJlnns Prod. Inc. L-11 flu1 MH Fr>rms, Inc. Selkiman & Assbc!1tes, Inc. TOPDI Chewln11 Gum co•~ATe .. A.ME CHANGES Olnnvl Inc .• from Otnn~ •n11ur1n11 ·~ ACQUlllTIOHSJ. MfltGEllS AND ,..ELIMINAllT NEGOTIATIONS F\rll MIQI. l-~1111 MIOI. ln.,..tws FllOUI lnd.-8rloldler lndUL CP. t:.r11:rt~1r~~~ LlllH Nr>rrls lnd.--Hwr HlrdWI,. MIQ. Co. MEltGl!iis CALLRD OF!' K11J!man a. llnlld-Hr>t. Homn Co. IA•NIMGS HIGHEI t MONTHS llr1se1n Ltd. 2,t$ "" 3.~ Glou1r llro1. .•t YI .1't Mani'!. Ind. l .ol() vt 1 .. ~ Pemld1 Inc. .«I "' :U Prntlv oe... co. 1;u vi .97 Stoi:t I. Shoo .•1 ¥1 .09 WllKI Im;._ .SI VI .41 COPYlllGHT 1'71 !ly UNITED ,.RESS INTEllHATIONAL NYIJpsaad.Dewa• AMEX Ups, Do was Over the Coaater ...., Yn (UPO -TM tat::r;:y !$ Maw Yortl' fUPI) -~ fol~ ,,....... Yen (U"ll -TM ~~ !:: .._ -...... 1tllt ~ "* SbOWI •..:rw:: ITllll ..... :=r~ 'I'll;: '"" ~ .. "*' ""' IDlt ,,. 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" U.t ' Hv jz.p " . lie F t 1 "'16+S.n D Rtz •• " ,,,5 1111.onco "' "" 1 Ur> .6 'I rldlt nc "' "· 13 SIVA ~I .2A ·~ "' 13.J I~ M Ill 1~ H: 5J J, tr ~r: Ill " 1rs \4 p,~ .. 1.20 .. ~ Ill '" lj~ 'i • ntl ~I> . " I ·• lJ Int .Indus Df 13V1 Uo 1 kl II • Up 23.1 15 !rein r£•1n 1"' ii ·H: ••• l'° NYH:;'\ .t5d· 21\ro Ill " 11;! ll ... ~~;: • E UP Jl·l 16 Var lne lli ~l =.-1 1: ... "' I UD .t lln'~ ~ 1111 Up •• " tl: l.S ,,., H: ff1 lt Gri 8tmlndus 11~ 1'1111 Up ~f$._~ " •• ll:l iti. ~ H: 1f:: •• • " ~E;-r.z Up I.I ri~a~ 11 H M ... •• "' ,,. 21 r lllCD Up 21.A ~ YI UP " """"' ..... ... •• " " . g -e=: 'h llD ,1.1 H f~m 111 at.r J 16t't I~ H: ·:r 7l 5......,.. 11'1 ""' ·~ " ... 'r.i ft!. UP 1.1 I 2'F= .tO >m+ "" "' 11.1 ,4 ~ltllmtl In "'-UD 'JO.t ,, ..... lkml • I~ I~ li: .:! lSE ,.G11 1714+ lfll "' 11.1 15 lvnEI .15d •• YI UP 20.1 ts hflfmeli: .tid . . Consumer Credit l_w~~~ ~~.~~~J Analyst Tells Newport Businessmen At All-time High 1111"" I~ Dl'"M91, 91 t1111 WMI Slrwt ,,,...,...,. """ H. tt...n -co., wiU It interesting that many do nbt !:;"' ....::. ='':' .... ~~ bave anything 1imllar to OW' •'*""" ......-. U• 011ty P11o1, P.o. stock markel 1• ocean to me Outlook Bri·ght for 1973 an 1*· CMf• Mea Nu. lo-wonder If our system ls Senior Research Analyst molhen.tum. He attributed a and unions -lo maintain business, Baird forecast a 11 NEW YORK (AP ) be willing to spend. Q, \\'bat Is 8 Gaaraoteed good br bad. Do we need a Gordon L. Baird, of Secur.tty major portion of this ae-prices and salaries within a percent increase in corporate Americans are going heavily Some obervers, including Bond? public mark.et place? Pacific National Bank.' s eeleration to sharply increased balanced ratio. "This step," profits for 1972, "and 8 IZ..15 into debt again after imposing the Federal Reserve Bank of A. A bond which ha s interest D. 8. Newport Beach Economic Researcb Division. co nsumer s p e nd In g , he stated, ''would ease some percent rise in 1973." Sparta l.k · on New York, reel also that thls h -"cted b ·gb ti k "part·-·•-1 1 hou-~1d of the restraints presenUy im-H a n-1 e regimen 1 . ht or principal, or both , A. Perhaps no question dif-as P•~ a r1 t ou oo ''-'lW;lr Y or '3Clrv · e alSQ reminded his ·au- themselves beginning in the year's savings igures rrug gua t d b for merchants and consumers related durable goods, such as posed on small business." dJence or "-·~Jnessmen that the b e d i s t 0 rt e d b y ran ee Y a oompany ferentiates us from some ~ summer of 1969, when overwithholding of 1 n c 0 me other than the issuer. Usually other countries as much as in 1973. furniture and appliances," he Looking towards-next year's Hunt QmmU53ion1s rec e.n;t economic and other fears 1 1. . fo und in the railroad industry yours. The market is hot a Speaking before a meeting added. probable developments, Baird suggestion of interest fJ1te d th buying in-taxes resulting rom e muna-h 1 1 'or t ·~--• g-•• r ~ overpowere e har w en arge roads, easing sec-necessity, but it should be of the NPWTV\rt Center Turning to probable 1973 1· ecas a n8W\111CL1 111wu1 re orms would help srnijl t• t tion of the tax sur_ c ge. 1. r ,__ ed .. .,. rate a • tmg--• 1... • bo U 8 toe · ions o tra<;IUlge own by easy to see that if there were Merchants Association last trends wtucb would affect the P.PrOxtma six per-vus1ness rrowing, "~en a In October alone they added Soi:pe people, it i! felt, may small r a i I r o a d s , may 00 national m a r t e t p J a c e week. Baird assessed current Newport businessmen, Baird cent aOd an inflation rate period of monetary stringency credit.of $1.92 billioo, a record have reduced other fom\S of garantee the bonds of the where people couJd voluntarily economic conditions and predicted that, uJtlmately, in-averaging 3.4 percent. Current occurs and results in rising in- for e n y month. Excluding savings, knowing they were smaller road. invest in their c 0 u n t r y • s outlined major trends ~ au-creasing attention would focus estimates for this year" place terest rates. Our analysis, home mortgages, it brought due to rec.eive 8 refund check Q. I have aeto stallltles tllat future, or sell their securities dience should participate on on shifting the naUon's tax infiation between 3.0 and 3.2 however, does not indlcate,,at consumer <ndit to nearly $150 early next year from the lodicate the market Is going to for cash, the financing or new the national eeonomic scene buTden away from Individual percent. least at present, any signifi- billion and the peak of the Internal Revenue Servk:e5. continue up for most of ltn, industrial growth would be during 1973. t a x p a y er s and small "Sectors that sOOuld mirror cant credit crunch occurring surge may still . be many By the same lo&ic, some. but J friend sbowed me tbme curtailed sharply. More 1m-"As 1972 draws to 8 close, businesses and into Jarger J972's p er r or m a n c e by in 1973." Baird emphasized. weeks away. families also may be spending ataUstk:s that indicated the portant, the ability of mUlions all economic indicators point corporations. He discounted, demonstrating sharp growth "Steady increases in w..- 'Mle greatest single categocy heavily now tn anticipatk>n of. market could go down to 751 of people to plan their long to this being a year or strong however. the possibility of any next year," be projected, lion.al consumer spending .lJms of credit is for the purchase of ~~.~he ~t~ on the Dow. Which do yoa feel range fmanclal pr o g r a m s recovery for the nation," he meaningful tax r e f o r m s "include consumer durable far this year. up eight ~ automobiles, although the refWlds i.s expected to be 11 right? P.G. Costa Mesa, would be severely hampered. said, "While the outlook for materializing during 1973. goods -autos, furniture , ap-over 1971," he added. ·;etn- more recent increases quite around $8 billion. A. I don't know. The only The Dow of tnvestment money Im promises a cootinuaUon Although present wage and pliances and business pbasize the general putilk:'1 likely reflect in part the ac-lf that total were added to statistic that never seems to into industry (via the stock of this favorable uptrend." price controls will expire in durable goods -plant equip-renewed confidence ln our tivities of early Christmas the savings rote it would now fail is that eventually the market) bas provided not only Baird prefaced his remarks April of 1973, Baird predicted ment and inventory ex-economic recovery. Thi 5 shoppers. be well over 7 percent instead value of money decreases and jobs but ~ the plants and by noting that latest estimates a continuation of controls -pans ion." trend, steady gains in con-- RA!gardless of the use lo of around 6.4 pereent. But · the cost of living increases. tool& needed to produce a indicate the national economic possibly affecting only this ln conjunction with this con-sumer spending, should etm- 1 ' Q A •··• yin · · · · 1· ed ptrend I ll 11n· ue '"'"""''""' 1 9 7 3:,. • which the money is be ng pu.., even-that rate would represent l-;;;;;;i~· ;;;;;;ii' ··-~·~;;;;i~en~t..i1~tu~dii;;~gi;;;;;~si;tr;ieam;;iii..~oiiri;. iiiinewiiii;;;;;;;~prodi;iii~uc~taiii;. _;r~ecoiiiiv~er~yi.~cooiiiitiiin~uiies:;_~to:;_~g~a~miiii~naiiiitiiio~n;''iiiima;;ii~JO~r..icoii;iirpo~raiiiillo~n~siiiiiiii'"ii"iiii;;;;;;";;i;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;oiir;;;;;;ii'iima;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii";;;;;;" ";;;ii""";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiil"j It is considered highly signifi-a substantial drop from the.11 cant as indicative of a fwi-spring of 1971. N LEASE th t • I f h • t damental change in consurnerliiiiiii";;;;;;;;iiii.iiiiiiii;Oiiiiiiiii~ Y!Jt.. ow a spec 1a car 0 your c 01ce a psychology, from rear to con-DISENCHANTED __ ~i~~r:;..:,rom lethargy to w1TH MUTUAL . a payment YOU c, an AFFORD, from - Just a llttle more than three FUNDS IN KEOGH? 5:!~~;15~y~~ ,:~~~'?·~~ .. :. OrangeCounty's No. 1 Buick Opel Dealer! lhe/:"~y ·w~~cebe1n,.:,~lri~~5~4~0~-7~11~5~~11 NEW 1973 CENTURY Luxus Colonnade Coupe ~~ed :asi:::!:i~ Equipped with turbo hydram•tic tr•ns., power steering, r•dio, to necessities. W /S/W tires, tinted glass, air conditioning, end power disc Conmmers today have an brakes. ~C::;"\=~ ~~ " sgs04 PER ....Wt, their behavior iJ less y.., pod cretllt Is al , .. Hod! MONTH prodlctable In retail market.!. Even when able to spend, it in the l1fillgij1t•ll + TAX ...... Ollot . hu been found, they may not ~ NEW 1973 BUICK ELECTRA 225 ..... AUTO SALES TRAINEE A1 Pn• of the l1•cfh19 811ic• De•l•ffillpt In Or1r1111 Co1111ty, w1'r1 pff1rin9 1 Sales Tr1inln9 Pr09r1m th•t'111conc:I to 11p11•I fe jDin, 'fOll m111t b1 1 /yo11119, 9rPWfh-.rl1nt1d man or WOfftllll whr>'• h1t1r11t1d in not i111t 1 11111 "job", but 1 SALES CAREER. Wltll1 i11 tr1l11i119, you'll be on ••l•ry plw 1 cP.,.p111v c•r 11nd upon c-pllttto11 1f Olff pr09r•fl'I, yow wltl "" ..... to I f ull cofttftliulo11 b11i1. o., Top s.1.,. Mtlfl 11tt1 h1 th• 120,000 • ye1r c1t19M'f. fcf•ally, yow 'll'fft "'""' IO!l'ltl--tll .. ~9'1CO -Mtf 11.co111rlly 111 tl.1 111t01t1oti¥1 fi1W , How1¥1r, tli1 will t. tllc•Htl 11Mf f tOW with Piii CPll'IPlll'f I• equally im· porttnt. • In •cf4itrOll to 04lf fttstoscUnt t.'•i11int 'ro9r•m, we effor o--c ...... t. ..fi'*"t kMflt__, .... ..,.-lMI ......... -.. lt.plt•lll•tl•11, lik huur"~' 1114 "'"''· To fill •uf •• 1popllc•tlP11 ind l11rn moro 1bPwt how y.. U• I•~ our to1m, c1U Mr. J im Ch•l'fll>orl1i11, ---BAUER BUICK 979·2500 -··lY .... WIDllBPA Y 1m11W tU.A llNOOM I NEW 1973 BUICK LE SABRE SPORT COUPI £quipptd with ~rbo· hydramatic tr•nt., power 1te•rin'll, r•· dio, wsw tirt&, tinted glass, eir cond. end power ~i$c brakes. Tour pod uedlt Is oll you ooedl .. Equ ipped with turbo -hydra- ma tic trans., power steering, radio, wsw tires, tinted 'l!less , air cond., power window$, power disc br1kes, s1050M011 tnHt:;-p•w•• ..... Y.., pod credit Is al yoo -I +TAJ SPORT COUPE + TAX ? • • ., ~ ' .-y =· ' . B room. h. , Oft, c p to lr;ee call,<.- E uni~>!_ ti on, ~.- broke for yo y ·-· ' . ..... f ivoid giYe rsts· eliur ............ ., .... , .. , . . •I f. .._ .. ,., -')\~.~, .... ' . .. •••• ~ ..... j • • • • ....... • .... , DAILY PILOT C f I Rea• Estate Governmeµt May Take Loss on Subsidies Questions/Comment ~ . ~o;;-=::.c•l--&WnAtpilll!NieG10r:.o;,;,No..i(AP) -Sec. Wllllim ProJdmer ([)., cuts In federal ho u 1 Ing OmgrEOS, nported on a rt-'cCardl• -Elmer"8r=-W11,), ~•h=lleirq-°'Ollblldl........._t11e..p•00 they_1<1e1LoLtwo.~enncted =-~~e=1~tt;d or the Joi.nt .Eco~mlc Com· didn't work. in 1968 to subaldile home We are Hlllng 1 home In Santi An1 inti ""41 ...,. ;ofllil"' tlona from ICHMOne who knowa the "91\t thlnp ~.look for to m~k• our home moN attractive tei,,.the ~l'f'"Ctlve buyers. Could you help us? f J.W., Sant• An• i:;·· Firs~ make sure your property Is priced realistical- ~ed on current market valu81 and the condition of property. Then put yourself In the buyer's shoes. to see it with his eyes. ' . Y: EXTERIOR: lf th~ paint is badly weathered, a fresh Nt will add value to your hoIDe and mate it more ~e. U you have a lawn, keep it mowed. Cultivate ~wer beds. Prtlne the bushes. Give your place the ap- )ltF"llce of being well-cared-for. • IMe aps million on subsidized ~ttee, said the f1gureJ .. were Ratherr the senator aald be ownership and 1partrotnta f9r bolno!s It ii forced to take OYtr startling and •hocking. wanted to prod the Housing the poor. "1aen tbe owners default on. PROXMIRE, HOWEVER, and Urban Dev ~ 1 o p m e n i He said the re was no ques- lbelr morta1gt1. said he doubted that the .DePIU'ID\"J1t• Into correcting lion that homes with major &Clatl tald th!1 would be the answer was for the govern-abuaea lnd-takng a more ac-defects were sold to low-In· ~ Jf Ille default rato ii 10 roent to get out of the housing Uve role ln11eylng to cut houa-rome buyers. , W.. ti leelJl.S likely, and . bu~ u &Ome have ad· ing coati: . ONE REASON for this. he l.t ~ ha:Pt are ~Ulred vocated. He commeoted that Staats, ~of the General testified, was that H u D under tJi0 ~ In the 10 be bad been told the Nixon ad· ACCOUDll118 ·orn.e, w h I c h s I r on g I r emphas\Zed pro- years esxUpl ill lt'll. , mlnistr8tioo planned drastic watches federal spending for dl.ldjon. rather than care and ' . .. . ' . .. 4th Unit Now Open · ~.\t Forest • , • !NTERJOR: P-1nt works wonders and tells the pros- pect that the home he hopes IQ own has had '1oving , . ~··· Stay wlth ·lhe Del!lral 'shades. Let the nel,V owrier With the ""'"t openln{ of O:aefclse bis own cieatiye urge for "wild" eolors. ~ lourth unit, a wide varle!Y =• g faucets, warped doors, sticking drawers, loose ofrl~I atyllngs _and extn: te 9l' ~ ors are once qa ·' ' • · avaU'1>le at pOpularly-prlced -YOUR KITCHEN Is the heart of the home; keep it Countcyslde In Lake ·Forest, ~ess. Keep the lights on. Women love a hr i g. ht repor!s Norm Stern, sales !.<fl\i, manager for the M. J. Brock ~ en. I and Sons, lnC.1 development, r ,._ • BATHROOMS: Women are sensitive about bath· ''For our price ran I e • $24,950 to $30,000, we offer an J'OODlB; keep them clean and orderly. Fresh paint helps unusual number of exterior here, too! Stay with the light shades. combinations -13 different CLOSETS sell homes; keep them orderly. Untidy or overcrowded closets suggest inadequate storage space. • I . • PETS: lf you have pets (and/or small children), try lo t~p them out of the house when a proopective buyer ~- )' . Every house bas one or two salient features: a uni51~ fireplace, a view, extra closets, de~able loca- tio ; etc. Point them out to the broker. They will help lfili,ih his sales presentation and he Will want~ tJiem for btsTuttng. exterior designs, plm: a choice · or ten colon," commedted Stern. "The result iJ that each of 10 colors," commented holnebu)'ers to date has a home cuatornlud to bis tastes, and one that doesn't look like bis nttchborsl Ul'IT ........ COUPLE REALLY LIKED RAIL ltOAD FLAT -SO THEY BOUGHT IT Old Post Offic:o Among Several Hl•lorlc Buildings In Area New Branch OI-Buffum's ms Town Ma1i Buys Rail Road-Flat When you sell through an experienced' real estate broker, he will handle the troublesome "closing" details for you. ''So~tniive commented on their pUsant S"'I"~ It findlng aomethlng dillerent from tbe u ' u a 1 Spanish-inf!uenced style found so ·-· frequently 1n southern Callfomla. we offer more traditional exterion w i t h shingles, brick pilasters, Palos Verdes stone accents., and Under Way even English Tudor battens." Construction is under way RAIL ROAD FLAT, Ca.lit. pollutirurrree air," Bonomi, a {UPI ) -Mike Bonomi and his 43-year-old cons t tu ct 1 on YOUR BROKER IS A Sl'ECIAUST: There are many other advantages In selling through a real estate broker. He Is a specialist, familiar with valu"" ht your area and with what pebple are willing to pay for your type of property. To save bis time and yours, be scnena the proopects he brings to your home and determ!De1 In advance whether they-are qualifil!d buyers or just cur!· -Ow: ''looken." " WHEN YOU HAVE AN OPEN .HOUSE: lf your ~roker Is featuring your house on a week-erid with an "open house" take the day off and go for a drive or visit .friends. Sales people and prospective bu~ are much 1reer to discuss details without the owner present Too, yO.. are not in the awkward positron of having to make an immediate decision on an ofier. I LET THE BROKER DO THE TALKING: Let the broker do the selling. He knows best what the buyer is lo<lllngfor. .. ',... .. ,,.> • Since opening tn April, on Buffum's .Department wi(~ "fell in Jove" with this worker, said. Countryside. so1d 160 homes stores' newest locat)on in the before opening the 37-home • •m• Hill ""'""•al """-fourth Jlllil Six hmles from an .,...na ' ·~,,..... -....- earlier unit are available mw pqig Center '1 t El Toro-Road historic Mother Lode set-Bonomi bought 3.3 acres of tlem.~,-so much that they · land and several historic bought-1Mst of IL buildings, including a two- and the San Diego '.Freeway. fo~.;m~~ == of Plan! call for the eoo- "I hope &o retire here now story grocery, the post of rice that L've lfta,tbed the clear, and a real estate office. Kids Dre8s Five Homes choloes ln. our interior~ structioo of a two-story 81,600- also bas afftclod Ibis square.loot building designed buyer response," stem said. in the Spanish style, 00111 us- "F<r example, one of the ing concrete block and featur- three tw<Htory plans bas an lng selected s I u m p -s t o n e upstairs boaua . area-whkh· m@ll>nry waj!s. Ruthroff & l1Ull' be ,finished ta anr one of Engletprk, Inc. of L o s . six different ways or left ~ Angeles, consulting structural Five model hoJi>es in Big finished so that It can be engineers, estimate that con-Canyon have been decogtted tailored to the family'• fllture struction will be completed by on the inside by 1tudents from needs:. And one plan, the summer ol 1973, with occu· five Orange Coast high schools Sycamore, has a very popular pancy by Buff~'s following~ and will be on dlsplaY from to' feature -a back bedroom on shortly thereafter. ' a.m. to dusk eaeb day from the lint Door which may be The riew $1.5 mWion store Sunday (Dec. 10) tbrotlgll New finished 1Dstead ·u a den or will be located in the center of Year'a ·nay. · fahtily room, with fireplace ." the Phase I construction, In com~on for f300 in 1be deal was made by the prev'ious owner, Jenning B. 'J1lomas, who had asked IE0,000 for tile land and the structures in the Calaveras County rommlmlty. "We didn't .get what we ask- ed fflf but we d~ get a cest> dea'I." Mrs. 'lbOmas said. Booomrs ,wife. Betty, "said the ~pie preferred not to disclpse how much they paid in. tlie deal. But county records showed the buildings alone were sold for about $43,000. Bonomi and his family i:nov- ed to the town last summer from Walnut Creek when he began -work oo a water pipe project at the Jeff Davis Dam. A century ago, 1, 5 o o Chinese, hundreds of 1ndlans. quality, in an eflort to meet them the national •housing goals set He rect>~men~ed tha lhc by Congres5 ln I968-law. --method m f1nanc1ng tie-ehnng· ed for both programs so that Tbese goals ~ere for P.ro-the mortgage loans would be duction of 26 m1Jl lon housmg financed directly by the unlll tn the. decade ending in governn1ent rather I h a n 1978. through private lenders. staatB said HUD recentl y This cou ld result in savings had made son1e changes whlch of $1 billion in the Section 23S tightened up inspoctioM and home ownership program and , other procedures under tho $1.2 blllion in the Section 236 subsidy programs, but that it apartment pro gr a m, he was too early to evaluate estimated. Apartment Tip~ How to Handle Obscene Callers By Jlllf HUFNAGEL Wrtn.11 .., "'-'-"' ....... ing call, a bomb threat or any other threat to your family or Your apartment ;nay be property, immediately notify equipped with every space-age the police and the phone com- sccurlty device on the market, pany in that order. but the terephone lines are Don't wait for a repeat can. wide open between you and Hang up qulckJy if a call er any crackpot with telephonltis. comments o n sex-related llcre's how to handle the un-topics, even if he claims to be fortunately common problem a doctor conducting a survey of threatening or obscene or an artist looking for a phone calls. model. Always answer ·your phone with "HeUo." Friends \\'ill ALL STATES and th e recognize your voice. Never federal government have laws use your name; a practicing against telephone harassment. phone freak can get a lot of The Bell ·Systemdul.s a securi- mile.lge from a I i t t I e ty force working with police in knowle<lge. · catching offenders. The phone U there's no response, or you company will not, however, hear heavy breathing, give the give out information about a caner one more hello. then culprit they've caught.. If you gently hang up. A telephone want to bring charges, you or harasser gets his kicks from y.our attorney muSt get the your reaction, whether It's caller's identity from -the fear, anger1 revul!ion or police. The phone company curiosity. To-tum1rtm· off, ex-will then furnish-evidence. press no emotion at all. When they know a caller's Refuse to answer any ques-identity, the phone company lions unUI the caller has iden-will sometimes 1 warn the lilied himself. Parry such caller or som~ne at his com~ns as "Who is this" and· number that the phone is "What number is this" with being misused and conUnued "What number are you call-misuse wll result in service ing?" If he.1tas your number cancellation. This usually ends but doesn't know your name, the problem. Jf the calls are hang up. being made from a phone booth, however, the process of TN YOUR absence, instruct identification W!lually lakes a children and baby .sltte111 to be litue longer. equally cautious. Have them ----=------- take the caller's name and number with the promise someone will call back later, Make sure they keep it nonspecific -not "Daddy won 't be back until Friday." The ne~per can be a fertile feeding ground for the kicks-by-wire crowd. so keep your address out of print. If the call cr..persists in spite of your preventive measures, a trick Is to click the cradle a few times and say "All right, officer, this is the call you've been wailing for." lf you receive a personally threaten- "'WHEN A SALE'S A SALE: Even when· your blyer' .r~ t'5 buy, your sale is not completed unW bla money 1l( ~"""6ited In escrow and the terms and C<J!!diliona have bien signed by both parties. lf any questloris arise, con· Located lti' the IDll!lor-pilU> whlcb Includes sites fol-• two prize money, student teams ned COll1Jllll!l(ty of Lake Forest othei' major' retail st.res, all frtm Newport Harbor, Corona within~walktiJI ~of the cOonected to a 157,CIOO«fuare-del Mar, University, Estancia new Villap Shopping Ctnter, foot mall building, now under and Dini Hllls high achools Countryatcle br Brock; an !NA coosln!clion. have put Up Chrls1mas M8SOn Corp. subs!~. ;Gff.n tverr ' Afuhilects ..-the ..,. Bur-decorations with a budget of kind of flnancin& avallable: fum's ·store are Killingswortll $.100 for each home. and scores of mlntrs'dug gold -;:::~~~~~~~~ ore near the settlement at ;;;; such ' famous mlnes as Pet· ticoat, Wolverine and Fine ~your broker. t. .. ' VA, FHA, FHA·VA, and & Brady of Looi Beach, with The winning teams will be conventional with down Burke, Kober, Nlcolals & amlOWlCed at nooP on Dec. 18 payments as low as five Archuleta of Los An&eles serv· in fronj of the homes on Rue percent. ing as the Architects of the Grand Vallee. The event is • The Countryside models art Mall Building. E. W. Hahn spooscirecl by the De an e located at 24071 Carmel l>r'!ve Inc. ol. Hawtbame is the Development Company o f and may be reached by taking builder and developer. Newport Beach. the El Toro offramp lrom the------'------'--------Santa Ana-San Diego Freeway. Then go north on El Toro Road to Rocl:fleld Boulevard, left on Rocldield to Ridge jloute Drive, and north on l\iifge Boole one hlocl:. , Try S~turday's News Quiz 1 We Dare , You Gold. The town reportedly got itS name from a mlner who built a wooden track for a mule car to cross a flat which corftained his gold gravel so that It could be taken to reservoirs for washing. About 300 persons, including state Sen. Stephen P. Tea le and his family, currently live in the area. Coast Wise Coastwise. no one lS more coast wise than T o m Murphine. He's the DAILY PfLOT's managing editor and virtually a lifelong resident of the Orange Coast. Check out his column , "Just Coasting." an almost daily feature of the DAILY PILOT. Warning : it could be habit forming. · Controller Kathleen E. F1anagan has been named an u- sociate and controller of Walter Richardson Associates, a Costa M e s a architectW'al firm. • •• (714) 551-4301 ·-!!• • f • • • I . . . € JZ DAILY PILOT SundiJ, --10, 1912 FREE RE.AL ESTATE LlatislNf COURSE Famou1 lic•n~in9 court• ·now av•il· able thru Tarbell. Appli cents fully reimb~rsad upon quali fic ation. For deteils calf Al 510.n, 832-5440 in Orange County . • • • • WATERFRONT! HUNTINGTON HAR,JIOIJR ,...,...., eY911 • 11 ft. Crll ~.,, ~ ........ V--:t4 ti. lllMt ·11tp. ~--w~ T.......... Mn'9r 111to1· ... ,..,,,._ s ..,..,... ....... .,,...fflullt ~·· .... ~ H ... ...,,,.. Milt-Ill ldticlMti. A*itU ...,...i. Wtlll .. ~ llfR.0 t1M11 _.. lleKh. ~. '*"1SO, • • • Tarbell leaches 87o/~ .Of 1he . Ho~e·;auyen * 10 FULL PAGE.ADS IACH WEEK'. * TARBELL'S EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE LISTING 8001(( , . < * GUARANTEED SALES: " " ,, •* CDMPLITI FINAHCING • '· \ * TILETYPE. ~ERVICI " . 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Priced to sell now at $75,500. CALl.. 6424353. JOCl7 Holldoy, N.B. Open S•t I. Sun 1-5 ~ FAlfTASTIC ACTION VIEW '.BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT -Comfort· able 5 bedroom family home. Large child- ren's play area ·an sandy beach. Rent.al apart- .men! over garage. . ............ $180,000. 542 So. Boy Front (Nr Collins Av.) Sat I. Sun 1·5 BACK BAY HALF ACRE ZONED FOR HORSES -Lovely 4 bedroom home, 3 baths. top cond. Approx 6000 sq. ft. of new greenhouses. . . . . . . . . . . $59,500. 20362 Birch, SMt• Ana Hts. Open ~un 1-S lfl'MACULATE AND READY BAYCREST BEST BUY -4 Bedrooms. din· ing room and family room. custom built and planned for act 1 v e family life. Separate ,muter suite. Compare this at . . . $64,500. :2015 Commodore, N.B. Sat & Sun 1..S AVOCADO GROVE IN EMERALD BAY? NO, BUT COULD BE -on this gor geous l'z acre buildinJt site. The climate is right and the site is gently sloping ...... ". $90,000. BIG AND BEAUTIFUL 3000 sq ft WITH EVERYTHING - 4 Bed· room, den, family room, dining room, bobby rc;>om and pool. Radiant beating, 3 car gar- .age. Baycrest-Mariners School area $98,500. MOOR YOUR BOAT .. YOUR OWN FRONT YARD -enjoy life hi this bay front condominium. Many de- luxe features and extras. {Eves 673-2320) DOVER SHORES BEAUTIFUL VIEW HOME -for the dis- criminatin~. Over 3300 sq. ft. of private and secluded living, 4 Large bedrooms, beam ceilinged family room, formal dining room, . and pool with Jacuzzi. Many more exclusive features $129,500. Shown by appointment only. Office Open s.turcfays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westcliff Dr., N.-B. 642-5200 OCEANFRONT-CAMEO SHORES .Unparalleled view w/comple\e privacy. Beautiful home -4 bdrms., 4Y.a baths, fami- ly room. Spectacular pool w /fountain, water- tall, therapy jacuzzi '350,000. Carol Tatum CO~ONA DEL MAR CHARMER This home lJ for you if you like bright red 'shag carpets, a cozy living rm. w /buge brick ltreplace, 3 Bedrooms plus guest quarters. ~.500 HILLTOP FAMILY HOME .. ~· rever ocean & spectacular night li ; 5 BR, 3 baths, 3 car garage. !Larxe er lot Ready for occupancy. '•122, . Vera Burns PRIVATE BEACHES, TENNIS CLUB Lido values - 1. Charm. 3 BR. on St. to St. .f71,500. 2. Two-story 4 BR .. FDR & beams. :$76,500. 3 Bayfront w/pier. 3 BR .. best buy 'lff,500. Eugene Vreeland IRVINE COVE -VIEW ·Tbl• !mmac. S BR.. 3 bath & den home over- ~oolrs the finest priv. beach in the area. Quality thruout lJ evidenced by many fine features. '195,000. Edie Olson • BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEW Bay & ocean spread at your feet. Short walk lo 2 great mnuning beaches from charm· Ing 3 BR., 2 hath llome. $19~.ooo. Mary Harvey NEAT AS A PIN l'OrtOlino Model, Harbor View Homes; S BR .. %~ bi's. Shutters It used brick trim out· 'side. U"1t It bright colors inside. $69,000. Kathryn Raul&toll ' LA COSTA -VIEW LOT -$17,500 Beautiful view lot overlooking LaCost• ,Country Club. For further information call ltary !.ou Marion , --Caldwll.B ... ... _ ~ a NlrwPolt'r CINTl!I DR., N.a. I _ ..... ****** *TAYLOR CO.* BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Live in the atmosphere of this beautiful pri- vate Country Club. Cathedral beamed ceil- ings, conversation pit with fireplace, lge fam- ily rm, formal dining rm & 4 lge bdrms. View of area & golf course. 3-Car garage. Smart decor. Security entrance $119,000 IRVINE TERRACE -$150,000 I ncludi"ll The Land I Magnificent view of baY. ocean 4c Catalina! A most elegant home of charm & quality consisting of a huge !amily room, 2 master bedroom suites plus a third bed.rm & bath. Fisher stereo thruout, 2 fireplaces many ex- tras in kitchen, huge workshop oU garage. Lovely free-form pool in private front court- yard & many rare plants. A real beauty! 1921 GALATEA OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00 CORONA DEL MAR -$125,000 Spectacular view of bay & ocean from this cha rming traditional custom-built home. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths & formal dining room. Wet bar in cozy family room. BBQ & cook- ing center in patio near lge H&F pool. 407 MENDOZA TE RR OPEN SUN. 1-S:OO LINDA ISLE -$145,000 Luxurious custom-built 4 bedroom home on lagoon. Huge family rm. w/wet bar, formal dining rm., game rm. & 41!! baths. Protected patio, pier & slip for up to 65' boat. Built-in vacuum. Impressive i-.story entry. 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00 BIG C,t.NYON C.C. $152,900 New -Luxurious -Lovely! Ru stic charm in this custom borne w /4 large bdrms:, family rm., formal dining rm., 41h baths, 2 air- cond. units & -3 fireplaces. High cathedral L.R. ceiling, 2 wet bars. Situated on a huge estate-like lot with a view of golf course. l PINEHURST LN. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-S;OO THE BLUFFS -$51.000 Popular HE" plan in choice end location with terrific view overlooking park. 3 Bdrms., fam. rm. & 21/2 baths. PriVate entry court. yard. New paint & carpeting. New paneling in family rm. Lge. rooms. Terrific buy. 540VISTA GRANDE OPEN SAT/SUN l-5:00 LIDO ISLE FAM![Y HOME Spacious 41h bedroom, 3 bath home with gate to storage area ·for your boat Immaculate throughout Loyel,y private patio for family fun. 40' Lo~ street to strada. Near good beach. Owner will help finance. $79,500 106 VIA DIJON OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5;00 CORONA·.DELMA'R "OWN-YOUR-OWN" On the water! Fantastic view & pride of ownership bldg. Private marina, pool, ja· cuzzi & security guard. Adult occupied. 2 BR .. 2 Baths. Call for brochure $89,950 LINDA ISLE LOT -$65,000 A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build your own luxury home on this island of finer homes & yachting. The last available lot. Office Open Satul'doy end Sunday ''Our 27th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 S.n Joaquin Hills Road ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 General General C. F w COLESWORTHY & CO. Double Payments Don't Make Cenh Vacant and ready Bluffs Condo. Sharp 3 bedroom, 3 ·bath, family room home with prime green belt view. Large master suite, formal dining area. Like new condition. $63,250 Harbor Highlands Hard to find 3 bedroom, 2 bath model with front coutr patio. _.Separate spacious family room with wet bar and fireplace. Close to Mariners Park and School Quiet Newport neighborhood. $44,500 Comfortable Four Bedroom Ranch Style Sure to please the homemaker is the location of the garden kitchen with breakfast eating are:'i. Casual family room with warm wood burning fireplace. The fonnal dining room and living room both have garden views. Dramatic vaulted ceilings. Convenient sepa- rate service porch. Brand new drapes and decorator wall papers. A wonderful family home at $52,900. Corona Del Mar Home and Income Located south of the highway on an over- sized lot Just listed spacious 2 bedroom, two bath home plus bachelor Income unit lo pay the taxes. Choice neighborhood. $87,500 640-0020 Gener1I ' ---. ~---~-- -·-I~ I ---~I -·-I~ I _.... l~I --- * BAYSHORES * OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5' 2500 MARINO QUALITY built custom home on lip:. tneg. eor. lot, im· mense liv, room, lge. fam. room. pice din. area. blt·ins, copper pl:wnbi.Da:. 2 bdrm!. 1 beths. dbl. ~ + ClU'POrt • $59,500. BA YSHORES -LAST OF BESI' BUYS -3 bdrm. l bath w/tub & stall Mo\lo't!t', lge. llv. room, fireplace, shaJ: carpettna:, lge. rear paliO • $41,0(X). BA YSHORE DRIVE -Close to private sandy beach, newly derorated, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, lge. !iv. room, IJood din. area, newly installed dishwasher, plans f o r upstairs addition -Ex.cellent Value -$5.<1,500. "C" THOMAS . Realtor 224 \V. Cost Hwy 548-557'l Ne\lo'J)Ort Beach Eve. 545-5643 BalJCH6I 4 BR/FAM. RM/POOL Prestige location on eoraeoos "tree-lined land". Immac. 2600 sq. tt. 1-aty. "Welh" bullt home. Lushly landscaped, plus huge side yard, fruit treeL ASKING $95,000 A fine home In an outstan- ding neighborhood. 2414 Vista de! Oro Ne°"'-port Beach G44-1133 ANYTIME NEWPORT RIVIERA All Fumishecl 2 STORY BARGAIN! Con- venient Newport Riviera area. 3 bedroom. FAMILY ROOM! 2 story Palos Verdes tir@place. Vault@d ceilings. General R••I Est•t. Offic•1 in Corott• d~frM•r, M•M Ver4.. N•wport le•c• OPEN SUN. 515 ROC-KFORD PLACE, CORONA DIEL MAR NEAT, TIDY ANO TARDYI This home's time is long overdue; _Sptc and span four bedrooms '(it even smells clean) with a pool and a canyon view to the rear and a private beach to the fore. All us Realtors agree this is one of the best buys on the current market. But what about you, where are you? Give it a go, at $69.500, or? UNl9Ul HOMES Of COlONA DEL. MAI. 6754000 A lbri .. of Ge..,.. M..,_ ---@l--- OPEN SUN. 2007 NAUTILUS, NEWPORT BEACH TRAFFIC IS MINUS ON NAUTILUS Beautiful Baycrest neighborhood. Spacious lout bedroom, large Jivlng and family area open onto deep water swimming pool. Good teenager floor plan, ..excellent location. Of- fered at $79.500. UNl9UI HOM£5 Of NEWPORT IEACH A lhtillt of Did Vent0• OPEN SUN. WARMINGTON, 305 ORCHID, CORONA DEL MAR BRICK AND BEACHY Cute and fresh! Three bedrooms. t\\'O baths, south of the highway and close to the beach location. Ne\v shag. new paint and wall,. paper and a cozy used brick fireplace for these rainy days. Presented at $67,500. UNl9UI HOMIS OF COlONA DIL MA~ 675-6000 A lhth19 of L.yi... lwht! ---®---- OPEN SUN. 322 POINSETTIA, CORONA DEL MAR SMELL THAT NEW HOME! Ever catch the smell of a new home? Thick new shai carpets; clean, white paint; shiny new appliances. Got the picture? OK, now combine it with the smell of salt air and lofty pine trees! These are the irigredieJ>:ts of this Unique 3 bedroom, den, brand new two story south of the highway in Corona del Mar. It's a beaut! 322 Poinsettia, drive by! UN19UI HOMIS OF COIONA DIL. MAI. 67i-600t A lbtl .. of Lytetll hhif --~~)llo--- OPEN SUN. 910 NOTTINGHAM, NEWPORT BEACH A REAL TOR'S REAL TOR Now this owner knows real estate! In Her· mosa Beach, Redondo and San Diego; in Newport, all be knows ls his home and the marketing reputation of Unique Homes. He and his family are proud of their 4 bedroom, 21.f..t. bath, pool home with excellent decor. It's a Unique floor plan that is private. ele- gant, yet functional. At a realistic $79,500. UN19UE HOMIS Of NIWPOIT •CH. '4MIN ,. ......... -M ... CrMI U~l()UI: tlf)Ml:S REALTORS , COMPLETELY FURN-General 6-neral tSHED at thls LOW, LOW 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,1 PRICE! 0Lfl.1PIC SIZE / • ----------· --- romm. poo1. Puttine ""''"· HARBOR ISLAND ROAD ExtremeJy arudoua -try 10% <1own1 can todo,y 6IMl303. Spacious BA YFRONT home with pier & slip, I OIO 'I I 01 \II\ , ' WELCOME T.O MARUORO COUNTRY 4 and -"""' i.or.. .. thlS neat 2 bedroom ranctHtyle home oo lam lot. Perfect for tbe 1amily who wantl anlmall le wide o p e n spaces. Located Juat a few bloclu; from Newport Beach. New on the nw.rket. Call us qukk. 54&-MSO (Open Evet.} • HERITAGE REALTORS in prestigious location. Rustic design with heavy shake roof, lots of paneling & beauti- ful natural stone. Family-pool room, neat Dad's den. 5 Bedrooms, formal dining room & large bayside terrace. $218,000 CAMEO HIGHLANDS Pr 1 v a c y & trees: immaculate 4 bedroom home. Professionally decorated with many fine appojntments, all at a most realistic price! $69,500 WE HAVE RENTALS One & 2 bedroom adult apartments on the East lide, in COsta Mesa. All luxury, built- iµs, pool, garages, etc. From $160 HARBOR Gener•• General CORBIN-MARTIN INC. BAYCREST BEAUTY -POOL A fine home in a fine area, center of New- port beautiful. Behind wrought iron gates, you enter an Italian marble entry, bringing you to a sunken living room &: a cozy lire-- ~lace area, just the thing for these cool nights. Many amenities that we can show you when you make an app't. to vlew. Offer- ed at $81,000 42x118 FT. LOT* R·2 * CdM and, oo the ocean side of the hwy., plus a jewel of a cotta&e. This outstanding offer- ing has space for. an extr4 lge. 2qd unit Shown by app'L only. $59,900 coR<?iNA DEL MAR DUP,LEX Architect d.Seigned, this home was b\lilt for his own use. is loaded with blt-in c~pboards & storage areas; was outstanding when built & still Is! This is a special situation property -call us for complete details. EXCLUSIVE EMERALD BAY This executive borne is located on top ot this private community with guarded gates. Own- er is Washin~ton corporate official, who used it only as his part·lime home. Now needs larger home. Take advantage of this situa- tion -offered at $150,000 Coll US fOt' your .... I estote ....... -WE have lots of good lhl"111 lo toll you obautl CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 General General MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES ..• FROM THE TERRACE •.• ~tagnifice.nt Harbor View! Private master suite + 3 BR's. 3 baths. FR. You own the land! OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 1019 Doi· phin Terrace. (S24 l EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE New custom designed Medlterraneaii. lluilt to suit the sophisticated buyer. Extra large ~reation room + 4BR. 41> baths, FR & formal DR. Boat slip & Bay View. Dave Cook 642-8235. Open Sunday 1·5 p.m. 4f46 Linda Isle. (S26) . EASTBLUFF -ELEGANT LIVING Beautiful 5BR, 3 bath, formal DR execu· live home. Lusk builL New carpets, water heater & dishwasher. Meticulously land• scaped. $79,500. Lois Miller 642-8235. (S28) WESTCLlFF AREA Where can you find a better location. a finer school district or more home for $67,500? 4BR, FR, brick, shake roof. To see this comfortable, well priced home - OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. -1527 Anita Lane. (S21) YOU BE THE JUDGEII Corqna de! Mar Triplex on 2 full lots - open for your inspection Sunday 1·5 p.m. -407-09 Poppy. Try to he the first if you are interested in $82,500. Lois-Miller 642-8235. (Sl 7) BIG CANYON Elegant new Ivan Well's CUstom Home· overlooking 18th fairway. Dramatic sunk· en LR, large FR w/wet bar & outstanding VIEW. $198,500. IS27) " ' I SPECTACULAR LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT The ultimate in privacy & luxury living are combined in Ibis 5000 sq. ft home w/in· door pool & garden. The use of glass - brick -trellage & mellow walnut floor create a never to be forgotten home. Pier & slip. 2BR -$375,000. Barbara Aune . I 642-8235. (S l8) I' EXECUTIVE TRANSFERRED Low maintenance, tropical gardens en- hance UU. contemporary 3BR home with a j dl'amatlc :I-story firepl1~. Designed by · Ivan Wells. OPEN SUND Y 1·5 p.m. 1732 Candlestick. Joyce Ediun 642-8235. (S37) •• TURTLEROCK -BROADMOOR Elegant SBR. formal DR home + bonus game room lhe en tire family wtll Jove. $52,500. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (S28) BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT Custom deligned duplex! Spectacular Bay View. SBR's -2 baths. Abundance of-IUX· ury -extras. Ed Egan ~2-8235. (S29) !.lrvlna I ;, • ,, ... _,c~u,., I ___ ....... I • • [-..... e:,,.,.f ~[ -..... .... Fi ]~ [ __ .. Ooiiiial 5 IDRM. -NEW LISTING Your large family can 'enjoy 'thls splendld home with o1.1t trlppina over each other. This lri·levle has everythfng -lge. larnlly rm. with frplc., sep. brkfst. area, dinlng rm. & 3 car garage. 3 Baths, too. $72,500 I 01n1rel -al LUSK HARBOR VIEW 4 Bdrm., family rm., w /beaut pool. On lge. lee lot. *811,950 If ACRE LUXURY RANCH 4,000 Sq. ft. adobe. 4 Bdrm. rnaln house w/ pool & view plus guest & caretaker's qtrs. Beaut. trees, pa•ture & stable. $150,000 SNOW Tlf>IE Mammoth Mt. condo. Sleeps 10. Near main hwy. '14.IKIO 2165 I . COAST HWY. (Tho Mutual Bldg. I CORONA DEL MAR ·~ I~ ! _..... I~! -·- -•I ~-Sllt/d, ~-~ REALTORS 2'2e IEA8T CCMSTHIGHWAY CORONA OIL MAR, CAU,. ' 644-7270 * Deluxe Duplex Oceanfront CO-ral 1 TO 5 P.M. MESA VERDE The area's Wp profes.&ionalB are at your aervlce. 675 - . Watch the SUNSETS from your SUNDE.CK! • Dai'ly Pi'lot Classi'fied Ads 1mmacula1e duplex. a11 newly returblsbed. 3202 New York -4 Bedroom, View of Golf Course, Super Sharp Cul~De-Sac Street. Sun . 546-2313 ' 2 bedroom upper and I bedroom lower. Right I · , on the sandy beach. BEST RENTAL 3149 Madeira -3 Bedroom, Pool, Paneled Family Room, 2 Fireplaces. $39,500. Sun. 546-2313 for Action ••• Call 642-5678 S::~ ~£ ili~ High~~Y · $llo 000 · COSTA MESA DIRECTORY ..., tWt """' ....... "' wltt. , ... "" ........ ,.. , ..... k .... -.; Ah .......... llltff ...... ,.. .. &erlMtl le....., 4eNll.., ..... rtll .......... ,. I• tMey'I DAILY PILOT WANT ADI.,.,._ ...... .,.. k"'" ,., .... ., ,. met ...................... ,... ............................... s.e .. ..., -Sudey. -HOUSIS FOR SALE 1 lodroom 905 IV. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach 673-6210 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 2 Bedroom• 509 Begonia, C'orona del Mar 1144-7662 $59;900 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR & Family or Den *1106 Somerset (Wes[cli!f) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1714 Newport Hills Dr. W (HVH) NB 1144-6200 $53,llOO (Sun 1-5) 2024 Port Provence Pl. (HVuHomes) NB MH249 (Sat & Sun J.2.11) 3 Bedrooms U!5 Somerset Lane (Saycrest ) N.B. '89,500 "· (Daily 1-5) 210 Poinsettia; Corona de! Mar 67~ f74,500 (Sun 1-5) 407 Mendoza Terr, (Corona Highlands) CdM 614-1910 $125,000 (Sun .1-5) S023 Royce Ln. (Halecrest) CM -11 $28,900 (Sun J.2.11) tt21S2 E . Oceanfront (Penin. Pt.) NB 6711-6210 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 216 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 644-7662 (Sun 1-01 ttll5 Harbor Island Rd., Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5.l 303 Orchid, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $87,IKIO .. (Sun 1-5) 2926 Baker (Mesa Verde), Costa Mesa 557·7398 (All day Sun) 201U :riruce, Costa Mesa 9 05 $26,5QO (Sun 1·5) *404 Superior, Newport Beach 675-7225 (Sun 1-5) *4310 Spindrift. Newport Beach 675-7225 (Sun l ·5) 19321 Sierra Bello, Turtle Rock 545-7M2 (Sun 12-1 ) l BR. •nd F•mlly RM. or Dan 2290 Redlands Dr., Newport Beach 642-1771 (Sat . & Sun. 1-5) 2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 640-1550 $1U,900 (Dally) 2107 Indian Spring Lane, Newport Beach 640-7414 $110,00 (Sat & Sun 1-0) *2007 Holiday (Baycrest) NB 642-4353 f75,500 (Sa t & Sun 1-0) *1921 Galatea (Irvine Terrace) CdM 644-4910 $150,000 (Sat & Sun 1-0) 540 Vista Grande (The Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $58,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1927 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) NB 644-7662 $81,000 (Sun 1-0J 1732 Candlestick (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 322 Poinsettia, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $86.500 (Sun 1-6) 3077 Molokai Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM 540-5880 549-1827 (Sun from I) 142 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa 673-9060 $47,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *2278 Rutgers (College Park). CM ~1151 (Sat & Sun 1-0) 3-08 Otero, Newport Beach 640--0020 (Sat & Sun 1-0) 317 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 675-7225 (Suri 1·5) 1014 Santiaao Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646-3255 642-!lM (Sun 1:30-4:30) 2403 Narbonne, Costa Mesa 645-0303 (Sun 1·5) 4 Bodroom• 24401 Santa Cl"!.!'J D.ana Point 644-2400 '11',950 (Sun. 1-5) *337 Magnolia St., Costa Mesa - 64U310 $40,500 (Daily 11-4) 224 Via Ithaca, Lido !ale 642-3871 $73,IKIO (Sat & Sun 1-4) 20362 Birch (Back Bay) S. A. Hts. 64:h'i200 $59,500 (Sun 1-5) 106 Via DUon (Lido Isle) NB 644-4910 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 19802 Providence, Huntington Beach 646-0555 $31,SM (S'at & Sun 1-5) 4 BR and Fimily RM or Dan tt1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman'• Cove) . CdM 675-1935 . (Daily) *978 SandcasUo Dr. (HVuHills) CdM 644-2400 '85,600 (Sat.&: Sun. 1-5) 19201 Edgehill Dr. (Turtle Rock) lrvlne 644-ml> flOl,000 ' (Sun. 1-5) 436 16th Place, Costa Mesa 675-5726 (Sun 1-0) 18991 Croyden Terr. (ol! Edgehill) Tr. Rock 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 317 Ramona Place, Costa Mesa 642-7491 $32,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1019 Dolphin Terr. (Irv. Terr.) CdM 64U235 (S un 1-0) 1527 Anita Ln. (Harbor lllds) NB 642-8235 $67,500 {Sun 1-5) 2015 eommddore (Baycrast ) NB 642-5200 $84,500 (Sat & S'un 1-0) **•50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245,000 iSat & Sun 1-0 ) •I Pinehurst Lane (Big Canyon C.C.) NB 644-4910 $152,900 (Sat & Sun 1-0) 13782 Andele Way (Racquet Clb) Irvine 832-7059 $44,300 (Sat & Sun 1-0) *3816 Key Bay (HVuHills) CdM 67~ (Sat & Sun 1-5) *515 Roci<!ord Pl. (Cameo lllds) CdM 675-6000 $69,500 (Sun 1-5) 450 Vista Roma, Newport Beach · 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 958 Megellan (Mesa del Mar) CM 540-1151 $33,950 (Sun 1-5) *8718 La Colonla, Fountain Valley 962-1373 $35,900 (Sun 1·5) 19102 Papua, Huntington Beach 548-1168 $28,000 (Sat & Sun · 1-0) 3601 Pk. Green Dr. (Lusk Harbor Vu) NB 675-7225 (Sun 1-5) 1033 Parkhlll Dr .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 (Sun 1·5) 1916 Suma Circle (Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 · · (Sun 1-5) 5 Bedrooms tt542 S. Bay Ftunt (Balboa Island) at Collins Ave. 642-5200 $180.000 (Sat & Sun 1-0) 824 Presidio (Mesa de! Mar) CM 549-1837 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 5 BR and F•mlly RM or Dan tt#46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B. 642-8235 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) tt#3 Lind~ Isle (Linda Isle) N.B. 64U235 (Sat. &: Sun. 12:30-4 :30) **#54 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B. 444-2430 $289,500 (Sun. 1-0) tt1324 W. Bay Ave. (Balboa Pen) N.B. (Sat. & Sun. 1-4) 2018 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-0) **329 Via Lido Soud (Lldo Isle). NB 671h1000 $270,000 (Dally 1-0) 17652 Carroll (Culversdale) Irvine 552-7000 (Sun 1-5) 138!1 Margene Cir. (Racquet Club) Irvine 552•7000 (Sun 1·5) * 1936 Port Albans (Harbor Vu Hms) NB 675-7225 (Sun 1·5) 6 Bedrooms *17735 Acacia Tree Lane Irvine 552-9264 $57,100 (Unlv. Pk.). (Sat & Sun) CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE . l BR •nd F•mlly Rm or Dan 2482 Nnpoli Way (Ofl Santa Isabel ) CM 642-3073 $34,500 (Sat & Sun 2·5) DUll'LEXES FOR SALE I & 2 Bodroom 708 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 673-1658 or 675-7616 (Sun 1·5) 1 2 BR E1<h Unit I 380·3801» East 15th (Newport HJ!\S) CM 646-0555 (Sun 1·5) 2 & J Bodroom 425 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 644-7662 , (Sun 1-5) TRlll'LIX FOR SALE f07--09 Poppy, Corona del Mar MM:l36 (Sun 1-5) ' HOME + INCOME 2 BR A l•cholor Apt 6!1 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 675-3000 $81,500 (Daily 1-5) LOTS FOR SALE ttl&5.! Bayside Dr. (Yaclltsman'• Cove) CdM. 875-1935 (Dally) ..... ** w ......... 1 ' Corona del Mar 427 HELITROPE -PRICE REDUCED - cUte 2 bedroom wit.h new garage, "waiting !or a unlt." NOW .............. $49,950. Corona del Mar Duplex Spanish architecture prevails in this delight~ ful DUPLEX -TRl·LEVEL, 4 Bedroom, 2~ bath, llreplace, built-in kitchen. BACK UNIT I Bedroom, I bath. Enjoy your 3 ter- raced porches. This as a beauty for only . ' ' .. " ". ' " ... ' " ' .. " ' ' . ' ' " .. . $78,500. Elegant Condo in Easthluff IN THE NEW SECTION -This Beautifully decorated (Completely upgraded) 3 bedroom; formal dining room, a fireplace, 21h baths, 2 patios plus a solarium, on the gorgeous greenbelt ...................... $62,500. J!;nJa .!}6£ PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 53 Lind• Isle Drive Elegant 5 bdrm., 41» baths; on lagoon. New carpets. drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden & large slip . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .. . $212,000 For Complete Information On All Ho"'" & Lott, Pl-Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 322 Reims-3 Bedroom, Pool, Condo. $34,800 . Sun. 646-7171 NEWPORT BEACH 1424 Irvine -3 Bedroom, Pool, Large Fam~ ily Room with Stone Fireplace' & Wet Bar, Nicely Landscaped. Westclill Area. $39,950. Sun. 640-7171 2019 E. Ocean Blvd. -4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Family Home on the Peninsula, Choice ~ cation. $84,500. Sun. 673-8550 CORONA.PEL MAii. 332 Larkspur -Duplex Soi$' :.i Ille High- way. $65,000. Sun. 67:1-l!5'0 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17051 St. Andrews -4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Beautiful Split Level, Family Room with Stone Fireplace, Formal Dining. $49,500. Sun. 847-6010 6002 Rosemont -4 Bedroom, 2 Story Pool Home, Excellent Location, Corner Lot. $41,850. Sun. 647-6010 5711 Heil -3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Fantastic Pool with Jacuzzi, Separate 2 Car Garage Ofl Alley. $40,450. Sun. 642-2535 __ 5972 Edmonds -4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Custom Built Home on Cul-De-Sac Street Next to Meadowlark Goll Course. $40,900. Sun. 842-2535 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 9424 Kiwi -5 Bedroom, Decorator Touches, Patio Furn. Stays, Play House !or Kids. $35,750. Sun. 642-2535 IOlll\I I. Ol\fl\ " . 341 layslda Dr., Sult• I, N.B. 675-6161 Meredith GarcleM 4 ledroom1 21/2 Baths ------ 10 UNm EASTSIDE $145,000. HUGE IONUS ROOM ~ Car Garaca• HOME WITH l.ook •I !he oombln•lloo ol .. OOL fl'Atures in this home! ttua:r. Over 2000 llQ'. ft. in thi1 cnm· \Vnlnut-pnnelcd f(lmily roon1 lortable 2 1tcry home. Very PLUS DUPLEX \v\th 1tone fireplace, formal nex.lble floor plan lncllldee 3 dining room, freshly painted queen 1fled bedroom1, 3 located Of\ la~~ Eastsiffr Inside and out11\de. Located bathl, family room wtth Cotta Mesa 1?1 with rooi,n In pre5tige nei51:hborhood, nre;ace dramatlo vauUed for 3 more units. Inves1or s v-ery close to elementt11'Y cell 'uving !'OOn\ and df'llR:ht with IOftds of ooten. school, park, tennis c6urts U'x40 bon\lf room. 8Qnu1 U.I. HOTM fWds ttn\Odel· &.hd beach. Pr!:fer 10 11ell room ts eeslly converted in-Int . ., bring Your hammer 11Uickly. $49,900. PI C' 111 e to 2 larae bedroome, lnlAw and patnt brush. CaJt Ull for phone 546-23U. 1Ulte or wha~vcr YtlQ complete delaU1, but hurry, ;.---....... --=-:--'°" dCllre. toe.led on a,,,... '""'1 fut long. ~TKll: REAL corner lot with room for 546-6880 !Open Ev~. l ICSTA:'t&RS "l:ioA.t or C&mprt'. Nar 0«11., N .,IL 9PM 8l\d patochlN • e h o o I . -. ·~·HERITAGE $41,500. , co: rs WAL LACI RIAi.TORS REAlTORS SELDOM SEEN ••!!l!!ll!lll!l!!"'"""!!!!!!!"'l"oN= ro GOSH • TR!· P LE X FIXER-UPPER. * FOR LEASE * Prime loclllon. M • k e l.Aocuey •Pt. o., the ~front money heret JC,000. Slip ..... J lldrnu.. 2 • ""th• ~ ml>. yearly o-p· W11111mson Roaltor * 5f:"7ll * ' Consistent Income nf 11000. AU individual hoU11C1 with garae~s. on 1 ·~· Call for details on how !to buy, $U,000 2 IR, I BA SUn.hine clean A ~l'lr\v fnr OOCUPtlftCY, Ju•t rla:ht for lO\I rtntera to aet m rted. Ol/'pttl A drapeic UU'UOUt, 11\llt kitchen with RM range., Countr; &tmcnphpre, Call ..,.,_ 'fla•lton ~· Open Evt•. • O~LV PIL01 D 3 l• General -INCOME - $61 o. Monlhly 8 Units, •pe.rk.llna ckan -0n thl1 l.ri:dd11. olrt on the ou1- itJ1k:. i\full ~u or exch.ang lur tax teAIOQ. Prlc !'.Inly S48.500. -INCOME - $170. Monthly fi.IO hoUSC'S O(l :I()' X 100' 1-0t.. Big Bl'ar Lake. S9.000. • ' rt1ulr.y. Trade <>r Rll w/ E·Z.Y temlt. Only U'J,~ ., .. lturry, hurry! -lNCOME - $345. Monlhly 3 Units clo&e to ahopplna · room 10 bulld mo~. Prlctd to Sf'U before January. Only $32.500. ' CALL ANYTIME ~·. 646-3'28 • 545-341.1 There is a reuon 18 years same IocaUon LC1chenmyer I RcJltor ~~~~~~,,,,,,:::;-l ; 4·U·IDEAL COSTA MESA LOCATION $77.000 FP -Near South Coast Plaza. Almost new only 3~ yrs. old. Grosi Income $9540 based upon 3 , bedroom ($250) 2 bedroom 1$1851. After fixed expenses ~· ond loon payments $1223.00. • &·heduled cash apendable ' 1vhich Is $13.82 cash plu" , s-t 98 equity buildup. Tot11l • • return $18.80. All this and . ' the apJ>('arance of a slnale • famUy residence. Contaci , ; 1 Rlcharr\ Van Wert. ' • ' ELMORE CO. : REAL ESTATE DIV. 645-4040 4 Bdnn • Family $29,5001 ;: NO DOWN! -~rusr SEE! Quiet tree Unl!d "":": street. Curved drive. Portico • entry. 4 giant bedrooms. : Family room. Gorreowi ·: Swedish fireplace. Laundry. • _W_ork bench. I-luge CHil..D'S i: PLA Yl!OUSE and sandbox. "' : Extra. large yard. GI • NO • DO\\'N! I-furry on this one· Call 645-0303. .IOl!l \i I Ol\O\ ,,, c "' ',, S<U ldla 1._ ... 6C.!m " ' • ·: • ' .j l 1 l • • \ .... ' \ r t .. , . . .... . ... .. .· \. -. . ' ' -.-f ' -' • 4_ DAILY '1L01 ---~[ -·-I ~ I -·-I~ [ -·-I~ f -·-I~ I -·-Eil I. -.._-lleJ I -·-~i~~~====Jo.~ .. ~ .. ~l~~~~~fio~ .. ~-~ .. ~~I :::::1 iC~Oll~•~-~A~11~1~;=~ HuntlflllOn -h Hunt .... 8-h ;l_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iiii;I 1 4 lledroom-2 Story 1 NEWPORT H EIGHTS 0&.~'IJLw~E..! ELEGANT $23·"1 .~VJ 1 i. 3 .• OPIN SUN. 1·5 PN-Grllnd Opening Sele! Uqu09lc1at111CJ Assume & Save $D.'51 tcrlor • dcop -.,,,.,, Ira MANSION ••"-,_ .. __ • ~~ Fal\ 1782 CARROLL 1. Acres Excil'-t•~ -~<BR. +...sd'1orfnnn. ~!:..,~l!i~lor t.,.hat•°""· -• -~~ •~ (C·""'-~-i.1 $9950 ...... , -~ __ , """"" ~ ~g .. ,_ -all $2100 tin. s BR. Do>I• " .. in the air &hd ie. ... ,.. ' -; • -r• :::air. ... w:Jrooebloclt Moot...,. °"'1:; bulltinltltcll<!n. Ztobuy· Sbiddl ....-. ho.n1e . .....,......,. """quaJnt. R I DUCID :,. CUslom built .f bedroom • 5 pork. tenls courts and pool. ~·!lt: Ht:a. .lurt'YJ 1ubmtt I l'ml ~ $29,950. Call Their moat prest.laioul FMlh1y ~ l: RU~r W'rap Olia pn!9t.Dt aruund •• bath. Secluded. LARGE Assume VA 1o&.n "''Ith tot.a! IAL.BOA IAY PROP. ~n!OUTH , COAST model w/et'ntKr pal lo qys .en with llll terma or your °'1i#trUu tree! 4 To 5 ' GUES!'HOME! ,,,.,_ """'""' ..,....nts ot ml * ,_7 .. 1 * '-"~=i'°'"~~~==~-l atrlum. F..iurllw ounlc<a schmll$3,500dow11&hdtake BR., bonus nn. 11r Ded'1 al TENNIS COURT! AU le> PITI AlldD( 13&.000. Call -.. '. OPEN HOUSE llv rm., firepl, tmJ din rm.. oWr IBA loon .., Ith -pool table: f&mily ""'• eated on 1.09 ILCJ'H of prime s.ntJ to .ee. COUNTRY LIVING SUN. J..S tam ml., lrg bdrmli w/ex-payments ot $IM. We'll extra mad fenced lot wttb a R·l land. Owner 11 liqu!d•t· • ' 525.511 20101 SPRUCE ~\'!.:_~ed 1;'f .. ~t:~·p1·1~ ll>oW 11 to yoo .• · ~.!'."°' ~ ""'11o,..-....... in& ""' this property. TAJl'.E ®THB RIEAL _,_ 't ·-·t It' 3 --~ tndL..-... ~ • ADVANTAGE•l9950BUYS ''u.aonewon .._, ia Don'trenl,..,"'thia3bedrm, Yt'll new. Move for e' ...,.. .. "°nd. ~-, ' · ....,.... ....... __,, bedrm home on a •·-tot ~ M · IT! Act fut • ~all &15-Q.m. .a.a a:-~r ~l;jjll with au tertnB a-;a;blc. xtra btg lot, 11 e p a r a t e Oni&tmas. A mu.It to eom· ~ e J • b ,j~=::::::::~~:::~:'.: j Just painted and ready 10 workshop for only $26,500. pare • priced below mkt. l•cilltlet fri .ftetltty 'park. SPYGLASS he lived in-Call Red la rwln rHlty Inc Call tor appt. lloaltors ~ Good flnudltli avd. A J'I'! car,,.~ """"'" 54&-8640. * 968-4405 * ll 0oen E,.. 1~i5rMAao1n CIR. SPECIAL Coron• del Mor 2 HouHa R c ... FANTASTIC • SPFCl'ACU· Both only $32,000 KM4JJ (=JMf..ll• $21,000. ~l;:"ifsTINdl t.AR . SUPER. Th!':re are 1LUSK Xln't renW. or live in 1. 3 , _ BR. 1lnl din _ t -·-.... .1..-. b 11 10!:1 \I I Ol\0\ ' . ., . . ,, ~ CONDOMINIUMS lofty UvinQ awaits ,you I OLE' OLE' no.t ·-··•.•~rd• to d"" HARBOR VIEW (Rent the other) 2 BR eaoh. r --.._,_! -• ·-·· •m •~•DrY ~·~ u t ~......... Pri .... ~.. · ~ ,.._ rm., bltin ~elec blt<tn RIO, W1mbleton or El Cajon '• ~ ,.tEDITERRANEAN VIL-cnbe the view this home wte ,,. .... ...., aee first-at plenty of c\ipbo&ldl, w/w model. 5 Bdmtt., 3 full '• LAGE 4 Pl.EX Deluxe, otters. 3 bedrs., 2 be.Uta, Bea.utUully nialntained 4 428 Hamilton St., then call: And Quit crpts &: drpg, FA ht. 8 Yn baths or 4 bdrmll. witb Act swiftly to select you.; own Nfwport Beach condominium. Visit tht tempora·ry offices of tl'le Newport Crest lnformallon Center, spacious and secluded apart. large living room, dining bedroom home with a lovely 642-1()6() 11 Interested. new. Lrx dbl pr, com tncd bonus rm. A t r -con d , , menu in an exclUSive and room. large lot. Presented ya.rd SWTOUnded by a *OPEN HOUSE DAILY• LooklftCJ! &-lndecpd. PUmtaleatban upgraded, 3 car prage. euentia.1 location. No va· at $69,950. mautve masonary wall, ll AM to 4 PM oncy Large two Slot)' lt\M;.'co borne rent wl$lm0 dn. Xlnt Joe M . Frplc., wet bar In tam~ canclea. Expand your port. with wrought Iron sections 337 Magnolia. C.P.'I. in excellent condition and cul-de-sac st: Want to rm. Poollize cul de b.c:_ k>t folio with thls one f<lr' a tor a view out on to a park EASTSIDE, 4. br, .! ha, pool, priced right to sell faat! school• 4: lhopplne. pl&nD(f.'d tor: ~ la.Q' nian. very low down. uea. Surrounded by more frple, cust blt, cpta, drpl, This home ls located in wny 'not. iwtlb \iamdJ ct.:. ;. expensive homes., A real bltns. tel calls 10 am-8 pm Crime Huntington Beach blkl. away! saJOO.· ' ,1 I • ·• . . ' ~ convenlently located al , 2400 West Coast Highway Stflte B, Newpon Beach. Open Dally 10 a.rn. to sunset. - b\lY at SSS,500. kJ'dn, $40,500. Ownr 642-8310 · ocation on beautiful comet' 3Eitlt Park Green Drive • ASSUME FHA loL A&'lume FHA loon with_ " ' ' ' 1 1 I JUST REDUCED ~1225.House • 1-5 p.m. cau BY OWNER Coll . P K '°"I puymen1' of $203.00 ''"'""'!!'l!'!'!"t!'!'!!!!!!!!'-'' -· -o ~950 '1">-7 . ... . per month. 1!4Hlll~ ,. DOLL HOUSI· • \VAS $34,:QI. N W ....,, . lmmac. 3 BR, 2 BA, FR, 17141 '6411-'6141 OWNER with VA oo down terms or ~ end patio. Rm Joe pool, ~-THB REJ.Lij 2 ~~!.', o,~_!el e !..!!~ 9'¥/o loan. Big family sized -~ 'hU trailer, etc. 557-4263. ERB ·~--~ ..._.. . ............. DESPERATE ~8y 4 r~nu;·~~~~ 1 ' BY Owner -The largeat, as w PM den with. ctrcul&r fireplace. ..SINCE 11141' FURNITURE ~e rool and ~any extras'. 4 a . i nicest, I ea st expensive, OPEN 9 = 1':!t 14~-PC> ~ ht Western Bank Bldg,- Qtuet c~c near -r . • .. , single-story 5 BR home in --LEA Univera~ ?ark, Irvine INCLUDED ... 11oo1s co. Mesa de! Mar. 138"''" $23 ·500 -·-0 Rs H 1 P Daya 551-Ja """'° CALL s«:.-usi Open Eves. su•s101A•• 01 tttr cotwtu. 54~1857 1 REAL ESTATE 84H466. $26,900 IRVINE TERRACE ctITE Cottage -2 Br. Ne•tl· '=~~·,~.~ REPOSSESSIONS A Rare v.i.- ·-· Value of a lifetime! 3 l.nn?e ed in trees.. $24,500. Lot driveway, larle fenced lot, 8 For U,fonnation and location -Don't miss this "~ !-:--bedroome-2 baths, built-ln 4 BR, 2% Ba., with 15"36 htd. 140'x69', R-2. Prin. only. years new, electric built-in of the91! FHA & VA homes, Sharp" 1mrnacu1 ate 5 1 !'" kitchen, large fenced yard, pool. Lgc. brldst. area in Contact Jim, 645--3509 or range & oV(!n, dishwasher, contact • bedroom with family rodm I+. a J J terms kitch. Badminton ct. behind GT:r-3031. eating bar, dining room, . KASAllAN ho Ove 2600 · '' available-Htll"'l'r"'On't last, PRIVA:CY PLUS garage. Absoluter;;-inirnacu-OWNER-?i.lust sell charming formal living room, tierl~ly decon.t':f ~·n d \ <:all Red Carpet Realtors late thruout & priced right model home, 8 yn. On quiet v.'8.11-to-wall car Pets. RMI Estate 962"""44 I and 8 caped. Near a 111· 546-8640. EXECUTIVE AREA at STI.500 Plus -you own E.S. Frplc & bltns. 2 Ige. drapet, F'A heat, large patio beautiful park w1th pool, 1 Prestigious community offers the land • not leasehold! patios, oversize gar. See to with B-B-Q, payments less e $2'50 e and tennis court. In hvine Laauft• Buch tffwport Be•ch IMMEDIATE ultimate in seclusion. This SCENIC PROPERTIES apprec. $36.500. 548-9632 than rent, won't last. 4 B this la a "must" tor a 1a-•-~-:::::-:-::::':""':"":"."'."".'."'"""'J.--'.,-"---i'-'----1 home features m 0 de r n 2915 E Coast Hwy., CdM If R, 2 BA FIREPLACE family At ..... i ... _.... (.0).. F"" 1 PRICED RIGHTf POfl. Pt. "-·onfront POSSESSION arch It e Cl u r a I de•ign · 675-5726 BY °'""'r nloe 3 Br. 1 Ba Extra w;de lot w/boat ptc. · -~ -ee ~ ope1!-$pacious k 1 t ch en, starter home. Sl::iO dn, $225 Nr. Douglas. By o>Aner land. Call ~nn. Big octan . view! 3 Bdrm.; Prime of a11 Ottanfront lo-%~ too:;~ a~ir:1ov: :~~ ~~ralbat":~U:iS . SHOUTH OF ~Jiil·500· m-uro. eves 531·51ff t:J 531 .. 5111 15212J~~Lane ~-llmi~iiAiij ~~t~1~w~hh~~u~~ :~~:2 ~ih =~~ bedroom, familY room, 10' x home has been neglected IGHWA Y ~M=ES~A~Oe~l ~,-1.,.......,2~B-,,-... -1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'"'I•!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;;,,;,;;,,;;;;.,,!!!!!!.,. I BB --.a livin& &. family rm. w/trplc. looks the ocean & harbor 18' enclosed patio, all"builtin nd needs nntl 1 · 1 $33 950 8 -~ Attached 2 car garage. Nice entrance. A rare listing at ..... ~l~.Jd;;;t;;;:ehen \\'ilh new vin,vl bwner ls r:eaJJstlc c ~ir:! Lovely h,oT: .. ~ bloc2 ~Jio m E1t.Rio CirClc y <NTICr . 4' BDRM -xtr1 sharp, $1200 TOTAL DOWN patio areaa. Ealy.'.care land-Sll0,000. -~ · -:--Oose to-schools and · Red rft....-ocean, ""'"'""in, ' -·. Small 3 Bedroo RAmUET Club 2 1.-._4.Br sc::apifw. A jewct at $49,950. 01::.l _ aLJ major shoppiog. n:i.r:;iO. appointmm:. · '-'<U"""' plus guest-or ttlatiftS Fountain Valley brk-fpl, -aft crptd,aD. · m-cottqe, ""'C · -•-,. · • 1~;:;2•~---,~gg;~-~-1111:~•L.:-=--+--.. ... tiillliiil~ ... ;;:::::':I · v low down t F Realtor! ~ quarters. Fee l&nd. A countrf kit_Cben, h~ --S-Ba;-iam rmt:~·di.nlrll'. I ....;:11 --,__ ..... f~ de~ils call pavm · or GORGEOUS bargain at $12,500. Open BIG' terms, $29~. yard, not far from beach. ~· ~~ bt1P "fnastn1y" -~ IAPJ_ES-~·' Call stC>-1141 Open Eves. GARDENS House 1·5 p.m. 317 Poinsct-Only S24,000. BKR. 962-55ll. !.~t.~. vm:'~ Prtn. o · 'fD.a..-. ~ RfAi.Tv INC. "1 Den Off Atrium "'" Call 61;-1225. BEAUTIFUL lorwin reolty inc ~ -·~ -:,_~~.~ ESt- 1;;; I 5~p~nt'~~~te~ 1i.1:1d~ 1i1£~· • ~y3 ~roo:i'ui 2~~: 968M05 o~~~::~~~:~~~~ _B;Y~1Ei~=~~ ...... ~-::;:-:=:!'""":·:·~::.,=~---... ·.1 (7'4)973 .11-"!!!1!!1!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,..I Sharper than the model. 4 1-1.•r• r:.d 100~ j1 ~ patiosci $39,500. Cali for details, Rm. w/lrplc, Vaulted beam FANTASTIC VIEW """'°"2001..:t.:.:"tzeeo 1 · r= Open Sun. ll-4. . . • ft!\. st ' o s· coses alln $23 000 M2-l4l8 PATI'I WALKER cell, util rm. a51-2303. . . of "·-··· • ent•--·t· '--oc-===-=-=c=c- IV N 'pt. Hght1.-0lder sUa.s101.t.•T OF THr <OlWnt co. condJUon. $39,000. 842-4474. 3 BR, 2 BA. dbl gar, 60'x100' REALTY L-tUM a.Kit line! 2 Bdnn. borne; den, 4 BEDROOMS i: Ontu CHARMING -~-·• orage. uper exce ent , • ..._ ... _ ... ., .... ,,_., 1 _ f ~'''21 Under $30,000 IMMED. POSSES. ~-'-'IV i.':i1e~·~~ ;&;• 0~1~;'; o~~~ ":i'.!".''°r• ,!~;;, THE . ~i;_~~ o~~1~t ~\\;'.id,~ l'AMIL Y ROOM ~~ Rich paneling thruout. ?ilm•e right in ." lovely 2 \.I.'( llUv,21 costs. S1400 total cash req'd. dining rm, bullt·ins. brk, BIG ONE C8.ll:-673-3663 548-1630 Eves. POOL 1 Reat'~e~~~-~I . l>o"rtfc, mo1 v.,e-infe<>t!"'I . ~ O>Allership is cheaper than $28,0CXJ, 846-0004. ' . 4 . Bdrm Beauty £•" c., ove: o o 1 e. ~ I I rentership. Call now O\VNER must sell. 4 bcdrrns, That will be your first im· Otarming custom bu i It •1· $27 250 Nice.ly decorated. Obi. gar-If entry hall, di~ nn, p1-esCJs;on.0 when )'OU see lbi1 honu.\ dining nn., Jarire NEAR BEACH ' 8.J~ &: on an R·2 lot. 17910 MAGNOLIA. F.V. fireplace in family rm. brk, SPA US 2 STORY family rm., 2'~ batba. $41 500 3 spacious . bed r 0 0 m 8 · MORGAN REAL TY $36,500, 962-5566. HOME. BUlLT ON l~ Modem bltn Wand kitchen, • • ' O>eerlul IMng r 0 0 m' 6-~ 67' "59 OUTSTANDING ,.._2456 9611-2060 ''o"'WN=ER"'-·m-ust_le,..,-ve-• ..,full~d-'· wrs, THAT OFFER A bltn. d,.. treesc. Beautiful· ! Immaculate thruout. Lath rr. handsome f Ire PI ace. ,..._., -I'"""'"'"""'"'""'"""'""'""' I ing: rm, 2300 11quare feet..,'.i SCENIC VIEW OF THE ly <ie<.wated & landscaped ~' ptutcr walls, new crptg, up. ~.:,,~~n Pa~ t ~Z:.: DUPLEX-BY OWNER VALUE MEREDITH hednns. den, brl<. $42,500, ~. · fu'""". ~le al/.~ ~U~V,l_~W L1~T.000S & , covered potlo beMe a .:i:· graded, like new. Form! : · £ .• ._...., 708 ,J..arkgpur, remodeled -&. Assume FHA loan. 3 -846-1383. ,,.... _...,_ ...._ ""1 .... .,. _.... 1p8.rktlog pool. $52.500. v dining . pe.tio. Choice loc. painted mutettng '",out Like readY to move in, Slutters, Bedroom, 2* bath. Large GARDENS J'°'Bri:-°'2",,.c-"'~"'i'",-pa-.,,Uo--.....,. archi~ A~ large 40x90 2559 lriis $15,IXXI CALI. 6-'4 646,·J414 XbU terms. To see drop in new carpe · r. estate beautiful new kitchen baU1 covered patio. Beaut. panel-·· • uv • • .... ,,.., sun.-~ ~ wft.h Zx.100 Fem Ii: Catcii.oo Sl,000 ~\;I! l. at parlr--Uke groundl. stlrl'l20. &: cal'l)C'I. Open sui1 1-5. ed bonus room "'·Ith "·et Spacious trilevel, I a r g e bltns. Boet entr. By owner. post le rails. EMERALD BA y LOT iii , .. _ r formal dining, roomy $26700 968-2713 SPRAWLING 4. BDRM A: 1127 raid. ....., I 173.1 Westcliff Dr., N.B. $66,500. 673-1658: 675-7616. bar. $39.900. 842-4474. sunkL'n paneled den, 4 huge ''1'"rv-l~·n_e_. ---·-~-DEN FLOOR PUN .has F!r:. & i!'"ii;es JW:lm l l ALTY f 64.S-7221 Open House Sun. 1-5 Ontu bedrooms, 3 baths. $47.500. I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I :,.',! .. ~and~"~ E'en.· · Biii Grundy, Real.Or N••r Newpert P••• Offk• -, Don't PllV 210 Poingettfa Ill' LE A DER S lf I P REAL I' ... --e· islaJ ..,pe kitCbe ' -r 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa By mvrier. 2 BR, 1% be., pita ~21 EST'ATE 842-4466. Lfv9 In Cufverdale haa BILT-IN RANGE I: 125 ~ •. Npt Beach · JUST LISTEDI . The landlord EASTSIDE 1 br w/ba over garage. Lrg ~ -=~~====-Enjoy real family llying in OVEN, DISH W SH R · • ' '7M16I" Newport Beach 0t4plex ~ 3 Pay ,........rt the "'"'· II~ SPANISH DELIGHT· ,l<>l.174..~ ... ~& drapes ,~ 11" *WHY PAY RENT?*. thla highly .....,.ied 3 ~~D~ 0 / 0l5; ~oleo F-t Bdtm•. -·· 2 up. Shaa ~ likeasa.ymgsaccount-not $32'50 " . ' 17910 MAGNOLIA F.V ••.. ownyourown, Bdrm., bdrmcul d"e'sa~·~metion.,G~ .~~MAHOGANY CXlRNER •~ 3 BR. "'P carpetlllg, frplc. in lower. ~ a 'loss~ But have.the e.UY:t'his home 'i& Do u b l e BY Ow n er. S~lar OWNER d ' __ bath condominium_ newly .... "'"""' .-~ ~ .. ~~~ 1.AJ• Nicelydecoratedupperunlt: We m this Pt1de o f h ~ h cpl SpyglW Hill forever View esperate, s.J\.111 painted and sparkling clean. f e s s I onally landscaped, Open staircase leads to 2hd tam nn w/frplc, bltns. liClf dishwasher le built-Ins. ownership 2' bedroom con-'B ar,..-..eeps ag .· from this ·1JIXUrioua· new 4 .-square. feet. 5 bedrms, 3 ... "" In U<950 pool-sized yard Price d 1--1 /" L..a--clean oven&: water purifier t-<>COOO I dominlwn near the beach -~· 3 ~rooros, ~ Bdrm. Meditt. ~. Sep. baths, air condiUoned, brk, full. ;rl1:~ ~~. on4.: right ·al $34,950.. i:\R'cE DDtAPPiib~ ~ Owner amdous, $ 3 9. 0 0 ci c~~ 673.3663 642.225.1 Eves. ' with private pools and large s u e' · q dining room. $99.950. . $41,SOO. 962-137"3. Ask Ior Johll ?tlaio. FT. WITH DBI. SLIDING 837~ I rec room. Just suoo down ·~~ye tos~ Gp-1010 . _. 53()-'1050 OWNER anxious. Park yard, KASAllAN 8 red h·111 GLASS \\.'All.S THAT ' and $280.00 per month PITI. try, fireplace, buil.Hns etc. HARBOR VJew Hilla; beaut. 1ree~, large . home, 4 REAL ESTATE OPEN TO SUNDEJCK W/ ! ~n. home ia only 2'Ai )'I'S old, ocean view, 3 Br, 21,S Ba, ~s,~ifts, brk, OCEAN VIEW. nflS 1 • • ·1 na oKAll_::_!:!:: Realtors 54fH3640~ · wlrnds. "' OWNER sacrifice. 4 bedrnl, OPEN HOUSE Sat 8t. Sl.Dl ~ ,. 2 STORY ELEGANCE, 3 BR. 3 BA, w/gtudy + fam mr, S pr., frnt & rear pello, bltno. !pie, Ul,950. 837-'217 associated BR OK Ek<; -REll.L TOPS ?015 w 8glb"<I '7l·J66.' ' ~e I ..._~~ See II, Call Red . Carpet, den •. S'f9.500: 644-J330 &et & • • . 962-6644 Eves: 96:8-$17 R~" :rY SPDECOACJRAOUTOS RHODMER E~ MA. 'L ,, ' &SaL1TDB,,.. $30,900 . Costa Mesa ~1:~ y~::i b~~S3~: A_l..-?.·~ 1910w02 !_aua+, HE.B. ply uigll ~~t~ne ~la::=:: ~ru~ r N ~ 842-fi691 '"IAA'l.&ll "'" m Offley! hours 8AM to 6 PM of the "VJU.AGE'' for only MODEL GARDEN HOltlE 3 ·~ H rbo H• hla els 4 Bedrm, dinfna room, "'Jr,>'. l:llDEAWAY "H""'1'-'1~.:.._~-.a..,,_.'h--H=· -f Dpp<H1un;ty-Stop $38,900 FULL PRICE BR. 2 BA. entry t;L, air, HARBOR VIEW HOME l . . a I ICJ ft hall .• cust.ofn ~c 'Townhouse tor ·single or un n........ c mil ... UonmgL..?!._~! .. "oneOw~~ University Park HURRY ON THIS ONE! fl>lc, open beams. bltns, cpt, , 1 • . . , Indirect lightiJlg, natural couple furnished or unturn. ......5....... ·~ MISSION REALTY drps $43.SOO 837-'161. I first tirM_, on the rua~t. v."OOd cabinet&, prime home $32.soo'. Terms. WorkilN'I 1 want& A~-T-I-0-N. 4 BR. 2 6 'BR on Ira: GreE!tlbelt w/4 · • 5 BEDROOl-lS Ir. 3 BATHS I ~~~""' ulp lkh• r ,.• d, etnd...:, area. 540-1720. OPEN SUN. 12.· -s ""'2 BA, formal din nn. Only pools, 2 tennia crts A many 985 So. Coast ~-. Lanna ROO -POO =~~ ··--Man's C-tle $28,000 other lac. Wlk to all schls. Phono (7141 4M-en1 • BED M L HOME. See thla ..... t lsmlly home! 1 ~. A truly-must-see! 411 GLOUCESTER ~• CJS Reill Eatate Fully lndscped for min · Htd/Dtrd, cathedral cell-Large family rm nken : 1 Ck>E to Mariners Sclxlol. OU Tustin,· l~ bib. N. of This home shows pride ot 5'S-t168 maint, 1ncl dck & patio. "* MODERN i 1.np, cust 'lf."et bar, lam nn, living rm., fonn~I S:1nlng J pnly asking $39.950. m Street. O\\Tiel'!'lhip. 3 Bedroo1ns, 13' °"WNER==~~~sel)"7."-"7 Bltin · va.e, intercom, fully 3ceil~·l_:_batha: hi.ah beam $56,500. &17~61 rfn., 2 b:rick'fireplaces -wt I&} GINNY !otORRlSON 29)5 Harbor, Co.ta Mesa HAL PINCHIN bRth, dlnirg area. patio and 0 sa,ya. " now", carpeted, draped. Ju 1 t r-..-'.::.~thiots1·~'3~. TRIJ ~-WOODS HOME Dar -prol. decorated 1: 1 •• --REALTORS-many more extras. Located his 4 BR. fam rm, etc. 2700 ., ____ .. for 11:.1'1 lltW\ n --'-"""''"'I-.&"' ..... ~ ~.,..,.... land ped "" 1 ' ,l * *•• J.500 Mesa EASTSIDE" "REPO REAL TOR-~67Mm near schoOls and 8hopplng. sq ft of ltmUry. $49,900. :,';'~at $51100:'" Whkh * SHARP * 5 -BR. -s---BA--w/tple;----wet-F~ S'14:~ o ~ ''i:l,_ ._ ..... •Venle Dr. Eut, Anyone ·cau purcba.ae ·this PRICE REDUCED Priced at $21,500. 847...fJOlO. CAIJ... 842.-1418 PATT I is our askinK price. Will 2 Bdrm., 2 bath home w/ bar, lge patio kit;, fantastic ' •~* eom. Mesa government repossession 226 EAST 1tfH ST. . ~ WAI.KER REALTY. lle!p 'finance. decks&: patio. Only 3 _yn. at $58.500! 837-Q17 .......................... ;;;! i 1 ~· *'•••* 551a.4130 with 3 btdrooma, 2 baths Spacious 3 BR., 2 full bath ~'nlB 1111:--.L O\\t"NER leaving. Family nn, Owner 552-9284 old. Priced for lmrnediate LAKE FOREST REALTY BAYFRONT HOME !Open Eveni~l and I~ ~ for 'Only custom home on 7llxl.25 ft. BS Wi:iii Is hpleuge wtth natural brick aa.1;-~·TRADE * Lido lit. lilid-PeninsWa area. ht ttme -$1000 down.. ~......, payments loL Copper plumbing, trpc. 1 ~=;:::~0!'9'~=\MI.=~·,..~-fire ce, 4 bdrm, bric, Don't gtvt! up the ship! oHered. 2 lota with houte on POUNDING SURF only $223 pOt' monlbl cov'd. ""°· tr op; c •I 1, ,;135.c=.950"'7· ~W-"""2561""'._== "Ll•t" II In daMlfied, Sblp "we';~~~ ""t .... :r.;;,;. * CHOICE * one only. Sep. or together. 5 Brand New Surfside Duplex. ! ~ec a~~~. °7~~ Clusified Ads ... 642-5678 Want ad results . • 642-5678 to Sl1lft Resulta! 642-5678. on the aolf t ~t tor a MOn:I Comer Lot BR. 4',i BA. ma.kla rm, fam Peninsula location! Plush 2 $34 500 Dines hown b home in the oeacn area. 5 Bdcyna., ~ batha plus din rm., liv rm., din nn., 2 bed., 2 )>a.Hi cu•~ units • ReaHOl'I 646-apP't. ~nly. s, 1 .Y Price In comparable range rm. plas i.e. 1undeck. frpk., oov patio, pier • -· Jbelt carpe~, drapes, 204.1 Wettdl.H Drive MR. ROBINSON S@~~lA-:/£t.~s· or up to mid-$40'1'. Offered $19,500 dock. Compl remodeled tn -u "IDO REALTY 1969. Will ten ftzrn or un-,... breakWt 1" , beam ce • Open tlH I PM Davis Realty &42-7WI at $38,000. w 1\u:n. Open hou.le Sal/Sun l ~11d;,::n~r.;l~~\Ml $25,950 Attention Gutters The Puzrle with the Bui/t.fn Chuclle u...:.!1~Rpt~0.;.&2 3317 1 ·~~1:,..ae•cto l-4pm.A&etttm.at81. J' doW'n or try a trade! I beautiful 3 bedroom. Elegant rm. guest apt. Walle to beach EXCLUSIVE n;eptnce. Lugo tam 11 y PRICE REDUCED 0 '"""'.,.. 1ho 6 ,..mbt.d ~~na-centcran .• ~~al· B...,.Y OWNET-~ ~Soudoothra '°a-~n' BAYCREST HOME - ~tched'~~t!!'· ...... -·.~ OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S """" balow -,to ....... ~ nv -· g-u~ .. _ ..... _ uuuu simple l<'Ofd1, Print l.tterl of income of S7,8W. Priced •t court patio o11 LM,. lr"1lin-Ex<;itlnf, new, custom. 3 Br, ... i t ,-I I patio and a ,.ik--iu.e yard.. 142 Masters Circle eoch In ltt line of IQUOflll, $75,000. l 1111 ~ lee b r Jc k , 3 Ba home dealana! tor the • , ~-MO--l'la (AdJ. S.A. Country Club) Efttlundl RMI Estete Jaodlcapei:I Strada p&tlo, 4 dillCl'imU,aUng. <Neralz«t $4'1,!!00 I L 0 M v u E. I 318 THALIA -BR, 3 bot~ $73.500. OPEN 1 gar. llea•t -""" drpd, -1:-Al This Fer DAVIDSON REAL TY 2 CUSTOM UNITS ' ~ Sat, Sun. u Jm• =ltSIT LA. ·,·.. s-,950 •n--"'-"67 I I I I 11 p•--M SI , "'7 --.~-w~-.-.;;:..._""; ·iJ:': 2 BY .Ownor,,Ju<t ...-.... ·'NIWPORTllACH ' Check 1nto this roomy 1100 0005 BUILT _, " new bl1JI .. c, < BR! .....,, OPIN 1-S P.M. DAILY f.. oq. fl. • bedroom. 2 bath Lln'L,,,E ESTATE MESA w I M 0 c EN I I ~ ~ ... ~ ~ ~ -· radoced $78,000. ~ JAmlly room home with a ,.. ..,. ., b·, 2 b th . . H!R., bath·, •r. ~ '"IL m.-011!9 or 61!-U66. BRING THI! KIDS . • -va·· ·'"·-. ---... ... ., earoom a ' I I I I 1• " w !! ._h N,... the L-act• ~--1ng 5 "'". .., U.LIM.""' .......... '""-,._,_ ~tllJ1 opena' to prlv. pa~. •w-r! BR. 3 ba~ .• ,...:, =:~ ,._ I~• campers, hoe.ls or whatever. Excellent ea• ts t de kx:a-family rm1 quiet nbr-m OOJ Incl 1ana f addt 1 --.;.J:Z..-_ ,,...;>• ""u11;1.1. o.w,. ~< • A p<Tfcct home tor tar,,. "-·~ 3 bednn-2 bath hood $ •-• • ' P or · q , Uoed brldcaceentl. =" ., .. eoa1ov'i't Ralelah ;;;;;;·~sic -.,,.. . 39,700. I PI Ls E c I Ike"==~~.-· lleck 'lay Area O!'J: i!JFJJJNA1.s · ta ""· Onll' lot-pri...._ tecluilon. bc•t lorwin reolty inc s I , I I I I ~l Cu s To M h U IL T 5 '-E·M11---1 $29,"50. C..U 6'73-l550. bu:)i' oo die market at $25.500 • • _ _ • • A three-year .. old was Bedroom•, 3 baths. tanlUy ., ,,.. -' fliiiiiij~) ... 11 -,,..·n '°"' • ~ Red 968-4405 aylng on a oldewelk afte r rm. otttoe. m.,.,, in• n y 1610 w. Coat """·· NB -~l'Jt!jjh) CV!oe~~~L::,:6'°· Moao Vordo 11-~H:...;;E_D'-.,..;N_A._l.,-il"" enCX>Unter with 1 lerge ~~lnJ ~.Pool + R'::ut5 TO BEA~ I ;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:::;::;~~if"'=''=•·' ~ini Very Choice · Location. lat I' j j I I stray dog. DREAM LOT Roy McCordle Rultor ... pooll l tcnnlHrom this Ii "igb-r .. .._ Ume on ...,,..~ ' tar,,. '-:::·=·==·=~· :::·~ "Did he bite you?" a llflO 11.....,rt Blvd., C.M. •BR. 2\t ba., .... Uv. rm., TEE OFF ~ brlcl< t.r.ics poneled -~ Large living A ~ !concerned paslefby I~ ~~ ~· ~d~ved= •!!!!'!'!!'!1'!541!!!!!7729!!!!'!!'!~""' blt>ln kltch. with. dlntna 3BREXECUTIVEHOMEon family rm •• lm~•te! Jonna! dining. 2 flnmlnc:e . ~-T'-"0,_.N..,P_E,....T.,...-tqul red. ..,,..on. Theuee'a·-. Hli!JOlt YllW (:'l~ RIALTY ::""~f"~M-:!:i ~. Pool. ~ at lt'U:: ~A:."~: I I I I j1 ''No," sobbed the child, :..': ~· ~.~/:.s".''c!\1 · HoMIS * 5'!2" * " _. tl!Nlot lmPorted BILL GRUNDY RL TR lraci!ftly 1 and" a 't:!; '--'·-'-· -'·-'-· -'·-'·"but he -•." Dick Johnoon. IU.500. 2 BR + conv den, 2 full baa NEW DUPLEX, 2...,,, )talla1I tile In btilh, 2 llrco11, 6714161 ' ~htr":i~ B~~ ker ~ M U T D E I I 0 C-~•• ""' lh""'I• q"°'od ~'4'/Z..~ ~ntry •be k I~ c • .. , plan1, each with dou 1DrmI din rm, fam rm, 'bla: u 7..-• h...,,...-.,....,....,,......,..-1 by flUlflO In th• mlbln; worcb u-in-nn, Liv nu WJh&e N Ji:""'· IMg ea"Pdf 1dtdl borne beaut. --'d A ~-'='-·~-·====~=~ a d lop f, at No, 3 IMlow \•nulled ctlllng. Lux\irfou1 ilflnt. dl'pd:()nly$43,950. r';;;°appt ONE ILK TO BIACH -TAX SHELTER TIME I I' I I · I '°" ,... • .:"'-!!'-~ .,_t; REAL EST&'J'I carpet. tbru out. Extemlve • OcprlCtatlon lldoedllle to -· CA1J. Uve In a qualnt I >T old tor 1913. !:utalde lloep<r. 5 • . . • . '" potJo, Landacaped. By °""' 421 E. Bay A .... Balboa ' teMlde home, t l>lk to .bch boulcts on a Jolt two 3 ... PRINT NUM6Eltf0 I'. r r 1· r r I' I' I 1190 Glenne)'l'tl St. er, Aaklrt $54,500, MM9'l3 n4: 6'B-«WS T14! MS-J.460 PLUS haw your o w n bed room s ' thrft: 2 V lEnERS IN SQVAIES ~ 49t-IM13 ' .. Yf'Mt 1unteiOW ClWUITNG 2 BR. -den. llUlfnHI st home. 1.of1ed bedrooml. Price of $85,000 -·~ * EMERAJ.D BAY * s Bl\ • .. • ~ _,_. D.R.. nook. v-prt lot l!!lll~!l'!'!'llJll•~11 _""'"" __ .en:1a1...__· ...:.~_5115 __ Bkr_., ~~~ =" ~n • ~~~ '°'I I. I I I I • I I ;%5 .. ~ fi ::::~ ~;;:,,~ 1% rt!~JI~ · ~~ atD. 4 ........ , ay' Like to t"det Our 'l'r>der'o CJS Rnl-Bert MOit Im Via Lido NB Wl:"'°!"d~-o4 O.. *. 'n. · 1~ O., n: .., '"',.. roon11 ""' ParatUte column ll klr )IOU! 541-Ull Dw 551-GH Ted~ 9lif'W8i 9't-CM9 • ...., _.Mi, n'."· b r k • s linH, s doy; tor 1 buciu. c ... mest M• .. : "2-5678 SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 ~.!:'a::!. Ma .... ''ant ed resulta •.. ~ Need a "Pad"? Place an ad\ " -I ' •' . ' • ' ( -I I I I ' t I • ' • ·I • • S.otlly, ........... 10, 1'72 Olll V •ILDT Duplnn Unfurn. juo~~=::::::::::~~~~~§~~ 1~1;1 --;;;---;;·!~;;;iii --.-iiiiiii---.. -----. ~ie;;;;;I '-= .iiiiii~;-· t----~I~~ ~I;;;; .... ;;; ...... ;;;-•. ~;;;;-~~~ S.nta AN -c .. ~,"'-"" Buolnw I :Houtn;.;,o;;.;:;;:;....;U;.:.nfum.='"'---315= HouMo Ullfunl. 105 ::::. """'"'· US Apt. Unfurn. [ )~[ f ·1~ I ........... __ .. __ .... - ~i;rm~~ly .!!..~ $Z ~,'950 3.IR Z ,... few sala HO Opportunity 200 H I ~ ~-·~·--:> ,. Cool• -Newport lloach un lngton lloach Clananl Gonerol or lnConwt prop, R-3 k>C AtlOthtr 2 .. ,.,..., beau~ #Ith cxmDO S?EClAIJSTS • -~-------1 ap.n house Sat A su., l-4 cou ntrralmo.!lll<n In !:£.J?NE TO si,;u.t W!: Ooramlc lllant l!SE tor r.nt, S BR, 2 BA. ONE btoct< from_... w. LUXURIOUS 1133 W. Balboa Blvd. cludln1 k>tl of tow~ ON •""WErr,tVEW~...!.!._u;t, ~ ... ~.!*1'b'-~ '-·-•----Ira )'IJ'd, H<'OV<l'Odl AG Pl,~·, Nr Nwpt 3 BR.. lilil'BA. outaSde New 2 8R, 2 frplc1 EL CORDOVA APTS. Pvt. party, 832-66'16 ~ Wrnis are a l1 . uv• •.wn ~ ·~-"'i.w-INlt.U-.. ~ .. vall lri .. an. &towtr, tarn nn. llv rm. din SPANISli DECOF\ BIG c·--. Condo ul>Ctih and fully ca.,,..ted. VA. ntA 5%, 2.,3 &: 4 HOLLAND 8u1. S•IM Call • atta, brkf1t bar, ttpta, ClpSE TO BEACtl From $145 'Oeauvm';'"'Pian w/'U-..... ......: llllrl.' nxdlrn kitchen In-DEOROOM.S. IN AL t. ins e>ranp, CM 645-4110 t.ASI'StDE ' Bt, 2 a.. ~. drJ>I, kit oompt ~ elee $225. mo + s100. MCurUy 1 & 2 Bedrooms . VU, 3 BR, 3 -..'...,--.. ,_ dudin& dilbwashe.r f 0 r AREAS. From $17. 9:; 0. bltns, dlbwhl, new crpt It gar doorn~ opener. t'JI;), Yr. depQStt, ""fundable. Dishwasher -Shm Carpeting • Wa1k·in ace. ._ w UM1 M 'A. · SUBMIT OFF:ERS. l&rwln paint. Encl dbl aar. Qoee to ie... ..:&&>--3287 AGENT, ~ 1!'or'" ,.den.le .·,"'.~-~ .. ltK poo10 ~ P~~. MUI\, ~ ,.10 ap. realty, tnc. ~--Money to LMn 240 llChla. No peta. 66-.mo. y E AR Ly Renta..,Untu.rn. I •iiiijiliili;il;;iiiitiiiii ... _ I eta, Forced Alr eat • Extra Llrge Roo.cU ~ ··-Sb --v IMM Beautiful Game Room · Heated Pool . BeQ ... >1rm • ..._.28L . ' NEWPORT RIVIERA-ALL 1 t JD' L $7"1. Clean 3 BR, 2 BA, hid acant Now. 3 BR, 5 ,,.,,_ ID. OCCUPANCY Enclosed Garages. Quiet surroundings Ind J~~!.,,~:i:J? , ,,_, ~t~.~I\.~ \;'l,· .re.~ 8 0808 ~~.~iJ"=:.:''~~: ::l~ed'."°W::•~ Ni:~ N•m.' ::: ::.;,:;-· close tO shopping. (Nr Harbor & HamlllonlSt) :~.R., Den, cDJ(. ~9Br, •7tor1 ......_ 545-&4m fl'Jllc;• ~40 prfv. patio. J 6~% l~E.REST College Park.~. All Uttl Pd. 121 34lh St. 334 Portland Cln:le, 11.8 . Adult Li11ln9-No Peta. , SllO 000 Bkr J c e. J-v.,..::n Eves ear P,.. Pool, rec. nnl, etc. 2 'II TD . ... 5 BR" ram Rm blc "Bar N.B. Phone: 2ll:50-5172 or 536-IJU 20n Chlrle St., Cott• Men 642-4470 .... ,.... . """' >0Uth La9un• $34,!lllo. Owner/Art MHll• nu a.oa ns Harbor" Nr ..,J, & ..... ,. n;, 6TH062. I '.'!!~~ .... '!'!11!~!11!!!!!!' I . 3 BR 2 " ba V ~-d·~·OpenSat&Sun. Av! opprx. Ile< 15 TllE BLUFFS NEW 2 Br !II Ba lril>I" HACIENDA HARBOR .·; to bea 'h 15 , 7 ~t·~~alk 3 BR, 2B~-~mel • lulor saJe by ~ u~iory. Lowf:lt ratu Ortnge Co. $335/mO. 8.1H3CL • • 4BR,2%BA BIUI ranee', trpl , crpt, drps: From $154 '· .~. ~ .. , owner, ~•Y q et South 1,,_ Property 166 "WE BUY TO'S" MESA ifu 4 F CONDOMINIUM No oh l drn/no pets. DEl.UXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS ~~~ ~· ~1400 ~~()Ca~ ~l:; TAX S I M 'Rm. ·~ ~~· L~ Desirable floor plan, lrr $190/mo. 609 ~h St. HB. Furnl1Mcl & Unfurnished • , , SHELTER att er tg. Co. $ 21 S / m 0 ,. / 0~~. encloeed pr1 patio, Wile to 613-0l73. W led Pool G · tl l!ARBGR VIEW PALERMO. Tuolln 50 UNITS ·-·2171 ... ~11 u~ · ~ """"' ''°'"· ~~ •-ea -angu -Sha« Ca-n( 7 _.. -,,_....,._, _,., S140 Mo. 2 BR. Bltns. crpta, DI h b • r" ~. new 4 Br., 2Y. Ba. $639 M Servin&' Harbor arta ::n yn. . · mo, By owner. d.rpl frpl Uo &: lndry s was er -All Utilities Paid. $69,500. O.Vner &IG--0247. BY Owner, 2 sty SP.111111h 32 UNITS 2 BR cute fenced oottagoe. EXTRA tat. 2 BR bou1e • tacil Coo cj i:" 1 smI child Adulh Only · No Pet1 *The Blutb ~ 3 BR. 21' be., ?ttf edit err an ea n home ~ M 200 TRUST DEED LOANS Pool avail. SDI/mo. 177 E. New crpta, drps. Completely Pe 241 Avocado St., Cost• MeM UPif8.ded, "D" plan. 1 yr. Featured . ln Home 15% down, Wesblde C.M. • =~ Trult Deeds 22nd SL, C.M. ~ private. $200/mo., 1st I ok. No pets. 8Q..4664. $51.500. Owner 644-84JJ ':i~tt~tn~~ii !:c,11:;_ FOR INVESTOR 64!-7491 * 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Fenced last + $100 Secwity tee. 1 _N_---.po_rt_B_ea_c:h____ VILLA MARSEILL!S D\iplexeo near the ocean view ot OOllltllne & ci1 GOOD MGMENT yanl. Dbl-· $%1J/mo 1 ~55=1~~------•BEACON BAY• SPACIOUS I & 2 Bl!OROOM APT. Mile• I.anon, Realtor lights. 5 BR. Pool, alt co~ Sale/Exchange Up. -~-II e } lncludlng water. 549--l646 UDO Sanda s Br, 2 Ba, 3 BR, 3 ha., elec kit, ret. Furnished a Unfvrnlthed ' * 673-8{163 * % acre lot. Custom built by 673-Q21, 673-'lS70 ~%119 -4 BR, 2 baa. trplc, pool room, frplc, lge patio. $350. be. Dlahwhr, c pt a/ d r pa. Adult LIYlng HARBOR Vu Hornes. Pha!le preaent ~ in l.~1. OwnrlBric new cpts, drlis, 2,000 llCl ft, 5600 River Ave fi.M...1'.5116 Garden. NO PETS. =Mo. Dishwasher color coordinated ~pl lances • 2 area., Portofino. Fee land, ~~H,.•igh,. ~. are000a. P~~~ . INVESTORS . $275. mo. 546-7730. NEWPORT 6horet. 2 Br, den. yearly Lease, incl. uUj.JtleL f'' " ha Pri =~= --~ HOPE GERRIE "'" .. ._ ,us~• g carpet · mirrored war obe door .. n<:>palo onlJI, 6444!831. -er 53Q.00oo. · • • «:lro.f.PLEXES, ><ltiltelum, Ho-fumlthocl 300 * 3 BR, 2 BA, dbl..,., bltnl 2 Bo. pool• ."uh privl. Nr. indirict lfigbUng 1n· kitchen. breakfaat ber. Newport H1lght1 Modular/ • , , c.u ,,.. ~etallo C..t• "'"" ynl,'$260. '13-3825. EXEC condo 1n Bl,,,,., 2 sty . • huge private fenced patio • plush landscjlp-· ~M1;500. et.ch! ".$4750. Incl. d1hwh.r, frplc, tncd heh~ nx>. 213. 681-1278. Westminster . ..,, Pr•Built Kom411 . .,! ... , .. 418. ,,... ,,. ;~ ' . , 3 BR, 2 BA. fenced yard. 3 BR. 2~ ba. 2 pe.Uo, trplc LOVELY 2 BR. blt.ns, crp~. ing • brick Bar·be-Ques • large heated pe)oll VICTORIAN · · •• Mm • '°' AC. util pd. angls/Fam s, Family only. SZ'Al/mo. + xtras. $450. mo. 5.51-2490. drps, 1ar, lndry, ch\Jdren &: lanai. Air conditioning. TOWNHOUSE Building a New Home'! ·,. WM.XI.. 1 br f&.rrnhse, bring the *Agent, 837-1771 * South L un welcome $150. 530-6963 3101 So. Britto! St., Santa Ane 557~ Estatccharmwlthmld-town ~~~~r.:~; llMIUWI {'tst AH 979 ... .,"' 3.1BR, $200. 2124 President ag a 630-ml. COLDWILL, BANKER & CO. convenience. \Varm your RACINE HOMES . l71n Beach Blvd., H.B. en .. • OUM .__ Place, lrg fenced backyard. NIGUEL Shores. 3 br, den1 2 MANAGINGiAGENT ,. toes before the glowing 213:426-ffi7 BY OWNER Huntington BMch 968-3538. bu, new home wlcompl elec I lrtJ frplc. ln the beamed CE'U. CUTE 2 BR home, nice yard, kit includ. refrie, In kwely ~ fOflttnl -I family rm., or onor a tout .. , TO SETTLE ESTATE Walk to water, &ngll .. Bach I Cpl n1 Good 1oc gate controlled community. . T A""' Furn. 360. Apts. Furn. 3601 to YolU' auest• tn the formal 1 li Garden G.rove, 12 units. 2 $90. AJao SUO sngls. ~JJ:; S~~41~ti'g ' ,Avail for leue Jan. 1st. 1425 I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~l I ~~·:!!;.·~!.!~:...--.2~ llvbt& rm. Thig 4 BR .. 2 ba. Rffl E•tat•. BR, mostly atudio, + lge Rent-A·Hou1e 9 per mo lnclda assoc. due11. I I Newport Beach I beauty has a rllllon extru Gtner•I 3 BR, 2% ba owner's. Xlnt L •--ch 2 BR. 1989-C Ch a r I e. Shown by appt. 494-6483. ,_A_p'-l_L_F~u-rn_. ____ uo;..;·;;: I C~ta . ~ .t: an euy price tag cond. $150,000. 82% existing a1una ~ $14S/MO. No dogs. Houses Furn. or 1 -4 BR.. 2 ba., 2 car •od $51,500. loan asaumable. 539-9544· SUO--UTJL PD . 642-%259, ~7017 Unfurn. 310 lktdaBLK to bch, 1 hr. 1 BR. $130 It $140. 2 BR, park'g. w/lndry. Avaq. ~·. OPEN SUN. l JS Acre ... for .... 150 Eves &e-2209. ' 88.ch Full JdtC:ii ~ 3 Br home. Sm Ea1tslde. 1--------':..:.: I itn.'pet• OK 'til July 1st, $165. S/POol. Ideal tor 3 BR, 2 ba·fumished Steps to 436 16th PLACE INVESTMENT WISE INVESTMENT view.' · New crpta ~ lre"'\Y pa;nted. Corona dal Mor 61HlT!. baobeton. 1993 Chureh sc ocean ................ $215 $18G·1 BR Frpl. G Frplc. Dble pr. 646-2768 Balboa lsl1nd 548--i"l6.13. 3 BR, 2 Ba ............ $285 *:L~ i~ OPPORTUNITY is yooni, In thls 4-plex 2 Y--' Walk. ,.c . ....._nangt'b ,· D p I 1 2BR. 3210 Seaview, l blk ruRN 2 BR Apt Pool 2~R. I Ba, Ptnin ...... 1250 : • tl 5 Acres oear Palmdale tnt'l Bdnns ~ch+ crpta, drps, to';;.' ._.c °' ana 0 n from big Corona. Adults. LOVELY 3 Br. 2 Ba. Steps Cole. to lho~ Ad~U, 00 We H&.w Wlnter Rtntala ~ .. Airport. Xlnt growth poten-~ ~~~i :f· &J1 Plr-UTll. PD 1 BR. Sep 3 BR, 2 BA, trpl 1: pr. Just Furn or Unfum. $350or $300 ~~~'-vin ~il~~t; pets. S160/m.i. ~~~..!~~ts-". tla.I Red. to S3:2:DO. 842:2502 ' · Cottage. ~L Deooratof redec.$285 per IJMI. No pets. per mo on 1 yr lease. ...,.,., 1941 Pomona, C.M. ,..,, ....... ~ -..v....,,:.yu 3629 E. Cout Hwy., CdM BUI Grundy, R••ltor SHIRi.EY REALTY turn. .:n;'~' ~~~-~·;;;,----1~!'-"::,:ves~~2ll!'~~~~Jan~.::L.,..:Owner.::.:..::.· =.':air::· years}Y:;...3331 Furn. Bach. & 1 Br. Ex-~ u•.r~ * 67S.S930 * 34111ays1de, N.B. 6T~t!I Mqnolla & Edlng.r FV NU-VIEW RENTALS Garden Grove Bolboo Peninsulo c1ptionally nice. 2110 $4,100 DOWN Apartment1 73 UNITS. lll72 t.aX ~lter, ~ or 494-3248 * FREE RENT t I I _H_u_n_1i_nglon,._ __ h_1c_h__ Newport Blvd., C.M. associate d <Plus nonnal costal, will For S•le 152 under construct Ion, Lido Isle Christm8.ll-Oiarming 3 Br, 2 2BR Mobile Home, bPach, LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA, turn. NE\Y 1 & 2 BR'a from $190 to move you in tomorrow! Spic Hawthorne, 6.2 x gl'OSI; B t/dr bl t · fanl .... ..a., $165, incl upper duplex. 1 blk to S2:'bl N beach & bop' 5: ap&n 3 bdrm., 2 baths. * ''"'UNITS-* -10.4~caah spendable; e% 3 !IR .... ~n. ~ ba,_Street f? a. crp P. 1 n s · t-'""' beach, 2 blks nuui<el. Yrly U • r. 11 g. BROKER ~-ltf "Lt u~.:; JOJ~ W 8alb-o:i 47J '1>> l ·i-~ 41t;RVINE . ·6~-~pen11e ratio. Rec room. street lot. $325 Mo. until $235/mo. 545-949l John; ~in&· Avail Dec. 16· rental, monthly lse. $325. 4 E. a>tb. CM, 548--0l37. NEW 2 Bdrm tumlllhed ,arK ope Sat/SUn p M ~t'5,~~ pool. full security. luxury July 1st. (Consider yearly at 546--0469 ' Newport looch 214 .15th St., 673-4500. NICE 1 br dplx. Quiet. Sepr. $.150 mo annual lea.ae. Sil Un:" · · fum., lmmac. S,tt 2-BR. 14-1 thruout. 970 1tt f.p. Broker $400 mo.) Huntington Bhch YEARLY. For a man. by garagff. 1 Adult ovt'r 30. W. Bay ~ Newport Belich. l11er1lty Realty BR, B &: R·tfrilts -S29,250. 714: 557--48«). Gib Walker Rlty ~52001---"'-'-.;..;..o.;;__._ F urn Is h !!! d Bachelor ,No.:o=-"peO'ts"-. .;:"8-~1;:0%l:o·o--.,.,."7' Call 886-4832 days 1San XKll E. Cit. Hwy 67:Hi510 dn. 6 x Gr, .. , TRIPLEX-OPEN HOUSE. Newport S.ach NEWPORT Island: 2 BR, $lil0/mo, Balbott a re a . e $135 • Nlceb' furnished 1 BernardinoJ or 8 8 3 ~. 2 j 4 3 OPEN HOUSE SI.In 14, By RED CARPE1 Realtors 625 Ztth St. HB Sat/SUn 1·5. . 3 BR, 2 BA, bltins. $219. ~~-&d oOoar St.-$3lO moDec. yt~~ 873-6790. Br. Apt. Adul.ta. 132 W. evenings. :. : owner, 3 Br .. 2 Ba. den, 2 * 80-5M1 * 968-3371 Agt. $115-UI'IL PD. Nice Bach. per mo. Children & J~: S?f.!.206l 0• d a·;:~ -.~$25~Wk-&_U_p_O_n_O<e __ an_ WUaon CM. 645--4530. 2 SR lower ~CIC -11Lill' to ~12 ovenlled dbl garage. Busln••• PrODerty 154 NINE l BR. apts. Grau ld~~-Near PaYillion. Full pets o. k . Agent. 871-7013 eVft. Lovely Ba.ch. I BR·~ms PLEASANT lower l Br. pool, be~~ Y'rly 130or !!nht'"'s .~ w Margaret Dr., N.B. ~ 117 (XX) Price $92 000. Never """"'n. 962-4471 or 546-8103 Maid Service · Pool . Util Pd adult&, no peta. Util pd. 1884 or -mo. ._ t. ~ 66-6365., TWO L01'S TOT A L : Va~ani Owner. s4&-4.s62. 100-UTIL . PD. Eutbluff. * YEARLY & WINTER * e Call 675-e740 e Monrovia. ·548--0336 . Nov 24-26 or p b o n e n.,,** $32:950 ** ~~~~·Hu<;'= ~-J ndu1trlel PrOperty 161 ~ studio. Beaut tum.1 .. ,..,.. ... ,....,..,._...,IFiner ::.O°:es~ ~~Area BEACH & Pier. 2 BR $225. BACHELOR, util paid, $145 8~~15• Manor A pt 1 4 on.. + Maid I at guest nn. ' BtK."ftJ1:"C.OC ..,_n' $275-WINTER Oceanfront 3 IMMED. OCCUPANCY Bill Gnmdy RJtr. 6'5-fil.Fl Util pd. Adulta. 303 E. mo. $50 cleaning fee. Nr D -heto u ~ Ptcky J*,OOling, abq cup. ZONED .,.....,~.._..,, .r-r.v-M-1 Lot "80'x265', Xlnt atta. Br 2 Ba. Frplc G . Wntmr __ ...__ Edgew&.ter. {1) 871·2866. CXX:: & UCI. 557-7168. 0t1C r apt, ut ~·· Moat outstanding bu;)' in :;;~o~ OJt O~~ AnchOr lnvestmenta LTD, NU-VIEW REN8TILS ~ ~~~ ,,,.._. STUDIO Sll5. l BR.. Sl'lS, 21" "nn""'."'rurn::.::C" . .::Ae.p..:c=n:..40-/-mo-.1 ~!:~.::1t>Cru~0U:~T:~:~ a~it•A..P~!OP. KANPAK. ~i Rd·. ::;:147· 1 De 673-4Cm or 49-t-3248 334 Portland C1rci.e. H.B. 2 BR, Den, 2 Ba.a. Unfum BR. $235 to UXJ. No pet1 or children. 820 .054&-=-""'°"""'' --=-~~~I * '42-7491 * Kibel Maui. tla, R nt• n, Rrt, 174 \YATER.FRONT . PIER & 1..,..., ..... s .. u ... 11,.• ... -...... 1 f:. :autT.~ turn MC0 .... ro .. n111 ~~'~·-r ..,,.._ CenterRSt~~=M. 60-5848. S325 -Yearly Oceanfront. 2 Commercial •sort FLOAT . 3 BR. formal din-11 -.... 1 B •w-11 apt, Sl!Ii. BR. I BA. Deck. Gar. Bit· San Clemente p rty · 151 ing rm. 2 beths, w/w crpt., 3 BR, xlnt cond, 2 Ba. Fully 2.538 Newport Blvd, ins. 645-8908. ropt _ LOT in f.amoua Lake Havuu. fittpl., dbl garage. Yearly ~·d & ctrp'd Executive Condominiums SML bru:helor/bachelorette --,,.Cal=l;..64>--0590~~~-="'\V ,,.~INTE=-n~.~,~BR--$225-.-.-B-R. GOLF CX>URSE COMMERCIAL home of the world famous lease only. Fumisbed $500 neighborhood. Walle to 3 Unfum. 320 in old CdM, recently con-1-2 BR N~ $1.IO ~ h $!25 N he-~ OVERLOOKING London Bridie. Located mo. Unfurn. s.fiO mo N'o schl.s. 1,i ml. \o ocean. $300 ---------t:ructed Furn 1ncl TV .... aunny ' ........,, ~· ... Bae · • r '"""' GOU' COUP.SE e WITH HoME • clo8e to all schools A city. pets. Pete Barrett ~alty. mo. Ise. 96i-,5006. Costa Mesa jlrnlted 00oltlnc tac, $9$ pef Y111 married pret Infant ABBEY REALTY ~3850 2IXKJ Sq. ft,•. 3 BR. faro rm.1 1914, Newport Blvd. Lot 50'· x $900) or will trade for Co.ta 60-4J5l. 3 BR frplc, BBQ, near goU 1----...,-----mo. Avail until late .lune. ok. 646 s:m. OCEANFRONT, V~ Jatce, torm.a11dln nn., exceptkn\8.J 163. Pr\ce $64,960. Mesa or Ne~ Bead'! In· OCEAN FRONT course. $240/mo. ca 11 MONTiCELLO :;57-3227 or 675-85'Jti aft 5 or Huntington 8Mch clean attractive 2 BR. auaJ, u 1r•v•ndry th l ~!.. 400L1-f01 ~Liil come prop. . 600 Blk W Oce·-._-l Attr Steve' HOMEFINDERS CONDO. :""'"""'=::;'~-----'I ;.;;.:.;;;.;;.;=;;.:...=:.:;;.;__ fi7S-4688 or 5Zl-0988 Atr1wn, a co ·• ~ uuur e RENTALe Palm Sprtnp · aaw.uo · REALTY 892-4477 ADULT SECTION Cotta M.S1i , tt4S -U65 S•nte An• op.ner, toftener, tile entry C.M A N A/Po 3BRt "'BA h. 3BRl 2ba. turnllhed. Year-' . 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.'IBachelor'f'-lt 1. BR. patios, ----~. ---.,.,-~~· ~·· .!"·.~tfo! A&Jt... ·~ . .,i:;!;.i, ~~ ino~ ill'L'G~dJ~.f"fit~R. ~~.:· :r".Ri t,,,~~; 2 B~.sP~ LIVE LIKE A KING gr,\<'•, priv .• .,.... · •••••••••• recornitructkin costs. $49.,'750. -==;~~~iii~i=::. J~9!"1~ -~''!"~u:.._:_•:_""'::::_1. _c~a 11 675-6161 Close to Schls· & beach, S225. PERR MO. vided bath It Iota or FREE WAYNE THOMSEN RLTY -U'917'V• .. 7 · $365 mo. 968-2570 644,.7270 L TR. At B d p • I closet.s. Ree hall, pool & * 492--9550 * HOUSE & Cabin on Palo Walk to Water, $110. Also ~=""",-,--'--'--~-U get rices. pool table1, Auna bath&. O..,..DED Verde Le.goon. 854-3366, Box C.?.1. Mob, Sll5. Also Beach 4 Br. Condo. Crpts, drps, E·SIDE r Dr, conv. den. FURNISHED • See for yourseU. 11301 BY owner: sacrifice. 2 BR rr5-,. 115, Pa.lo Verde. Ca 92286 1125. AU. UTIL PD. bltns. ~ &:: clubhse. Frplc, bltns, pool, rec. fadl. UNFUltNISHED KceOOn Ln. (l blk W, of ~~·==~~J 4ceSn'=.' 1$u~~Be~ Orang11 Co. Prop, 176 ~=~H=rn.m-e::: '"ARP=· "54&-"',-'!"'R,"2'--BA-.-Carpe--ta, l~~n:o· tu-1550. * POOLS Beach, 1 ~~t Slater). FURNITURE SllM.cm -e>wner w.U1 carry·l--"'-----'---I:..::;;:::....=.;;:;:.:.;;::_.....:::;: drapea. ~c. d • h ws h r. l-$195----NE-W_2_B_R,_l_i._BA._ I* ENCLOSED lBR. ocean vu. ~ & water 75% at 8% for 30 yean. LAGUNA Beach Estate by General ,S21S='-''""'=·..:5ll=-2998.=,___ Condo. Bit-ins. Pool. GARAGES pd. $14 0 Per mo. .... nl m.'1225. °""'" 3.3' blll&lde acres •. 1..;..;....;...;.;._____ Irvine ~-..:Call~C-60-=-':26S=T--I* CONVENIENT ii213iiiii'436-iiiii™3iiiiia;;lii&;iili'" FIRST TIME ·~. 2 •. .':~ !bo~nd ... ~l ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;l ~L~a!9~una~~Nffitpi!i![• ===1 ro ALL BEACHES L1QUINTA HERMOSA OFFERED TR EM E p RI v Acy. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Alr/oond ... $265 FROM $140 MONTH s--·-· Coonlry E"8te uv. Be tll I vt 14 YEARLY leue. NEW 2 Br, 2 ....,....-.. 4 Stores In an Alpha Beta ho=s ~1::f°~~· By i ::: ~Ba. :1;fco~ ·· ~ Ba.. on GoH eoune. $.ll> ADULTS PLEASE ~ ~klus ~ts. Ter- center. $1l.~ gl"OH • appointment t'li4l 49.Hfiss 3 BR 2 Ba ... A ... co .•• "'I.NI mo. Call 67$-2Xll. VILLA PO"ONA raBBQ u~.l-.• bl ~~.ln~as llCM.IDJ Owner will CRIT)' • • • t.-,um .... --I -~~-~----m . n~• e ....... .,.., · From Only * $170 * TIME FOR THROUGH A Per Month 2 BR, 11/J &th DAILY PILOT ~ &.t 8% for 30 yean. Real Estate 3 BR. 2 Ba. Atrium .... S365 1.M-ls_s_ion..__Vlo_.1• ____ I PHONE ~2015 Onl.Y "'UICK CASH Agent. 615-722 5. • E~a.... 182 aaW.1,..COITAMllA 6 BR. 3 Ba. lam. rm." $415 3 BR, 2 BA. """'--· 11760 Pomona Avo.l 1 BR. l'URN, $115 ,,-Want ad results ... 642·5678 --bltna, pool privil. lst A le'lt 1 ............... ...,-....... 1 2 BR. FURN. $215 I-;:========-:.====~::====: 3 BR. 2% BA condominium These Are Just A Few or mo'• rent. $235/mo. WEEKLY.MONTHLY 2BR.Studlo-Furn.$140 WANT AD 2 BR Studio, li/2 BA tUnf. 2 BR," 2 Bft Studio Apto Avalll • 25 Hr. Socurl,Y, l l ~ apt. ~~nl.flcent ~r bapt. Our MANY RENTALS . . . DH187J.. Eicecutlve Suites ALL UTILlTlEs PAID M b"I H l:m=a over a: yac t u le * Townhouse Unfum. 3U Adults No pell 0 I e omes 'I"""'="' ~ .... ~~nd:.i~h,~~ $115 • NEAR Ev.1')'1hlng! 1 20IO Newport Blvd. ~dj. to Malmi Beach. Trade Br. Furn duplex. E/s1dt. Huntlnaton Beach Cott• Me11 (4 blka S. ot S&n Otero Frwy '-· -------------' SJ:),000 equity for a yacht or Avl now. "SINCE l9t6" ,;,,;£ 642·2611 on Btach, l blk W. on Holl Moblle Homes Mobile Homes Southem CalU. property. , * 1st Wfatern Bank Bldg. NICE clean 2 BDRM STUDIOS & 1 BR'S to 16211 Parklklt! Lane.) Guard e Carpets & Drapes • Bulll·lno e 2 Swlmml"9 Pools e Private P•tloa ' For Sale 125 For Sale 125 Darling Realty, (99-eS8 Sl35 ·ALONE on 1h Ac! lluge University Park, Irvine toW'l'lhouse , 1"' ba. bltns, e FREE Unena ('114l 847-6441 l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;~u;;.;~;::;;:n::;~;l2t1 Acr.o, "'-tleld Re·--lr, 1 Br. dbl gar. Vacant. Days 552-7000 Nl11hf1 W/D, w/w c:rpb 4 drpt. e FREE UtUlties I :~== I --'" * • ' $180. To ace call 96).878]. • I ' • Conveniently locaf.9d ne•r school1, shop.. pine, tran1port1tJon a churches. Motor H-e Rentas Utah. Hu utll. pr Io e Full Kllcl>en LoQulnl• Hermosa GREENLEAF PARK UIH1 $25,000. Property c 1 ear. $1'5 • COZY 2 Br Cottage! Newport leach e Heated Pool 2 Bdrm Studio. t~• BA. Furn. A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE Trade for equity in com· Car. 1'~enced for tot. 2 BR. 11;4 ba ........... S265 :..;;:==~;;.;;.;.;.:... ___ e Laundry Facllltlet. $240. 2 acres beautiful park· • Adult & Family Sections ADULT COMMUNITY SALES & LEASING men:.W or income. Barbour · * 2 BR. 2 Ba .... ··" .. • •• S300 TRl·LEVEL 2 BR. 3 BA. e 'IV• mald 15en avail like surroundings. SunkA:n Our pricn IU"'e compclll:lve, full aervjce facility Real Estate 979-Fred. $154 .. nxER UPPER! 3 Br. 3 BR. 2 ba. · ·· ········ · $325 ft'plc . 1t1agnilicent view on e Phone Sn-vice PoOI. BBQ'• •park 11 n a: "''e have a tine pa.rk & both Da-•• llLdAr Homes Real Eitete W•ntecl 114 2 Ba. llugc yard tor kids/ 4 BR. 2 ba. Broadmoor 1385 Back Bay. Full bltns. S42S. 6 ............................ span t 1 h f 0 u nt at n •. new & used mobile lloc'het •••• llllW pets. 4 BR. 2 ba. tam rm ..•. S41Xl mo. l&e. or month I Y. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL TownhOUlle LMrw. ~~t. ,iJQ"°:.,:~:1;' ~ 531 6800 * 9ufc:k Cash * FREiA~~.e.R~~V!CE 8 red h•111 s"°8:1"'n..-~ta""iAnc'EX~.~t ~36_. ---1 * FRl!E RENT * ALLA~~~AlD • Chlldron'o Play Areas · . THE VOLTAIRE 111 S. FAIRVIEW Sf. C.M. 64&-7965. 98.m to fipm. . • WW buy )'Olli' prope~. All BEACON RENTALS '-------$10 OH on 1 Week'a ~nt 16211 Parkalde Lane Vacandet eoat money! Rent cub within 72 hrt. ca.u * ,. .. 111 * DELUXE Townhouse, 3 Bk, $30 ou on 5 Week',a Rent fn4l 841-5441 SANTA ANA (714) S47-7415 L<:ue )'OUl' bQcM pt., store ~ 1% Ba. Crpts, dn:il, bit-ins, 2376 Newport Blvd., CM 14 blka S. of San Dlei<> FN'Y ~if ~.Pilot ... LANDLORDS! Univ. Pa~~r. lrvine ~ ~t~~~a;M~r. ~""'!'"8-~9155"!!'"or'""64&"'61!!!! ... ..., on~~ ~)Holt • I I We Speclatlu: in Newport Cail Anytlm•, ~ D I U fu 1000 SQ FT -·'-•• ti l ""'""""!!I_,_..,....,!!!! ........ .. Beach • Corona de\ M• .. • Oflice hours 8 AM lo 6 PM up exn n m ! 350 ' · •• .......,..... v ng. LRG 2 -helm U t -2 Br, l 'i> Ba, dix mob. · ""'• ce " Ct'P • a.-U tu 165 I: Laguna. Our Rental Ser-Corona del M.r home. w/w crpt, auto drpe, bltn d-WBhr. dlspl, pool ...,. -~··-~n....,r_n~. ----I vtce Is FREE to You! Try 4~ BR, 2 ha, Univ Park off dshwhr, comp! tw-n. Htd A: util pd. Adulll, no pets. lafbo.e f~l~nd · ' BROKERS. INC. Nu·Vlew! • Culver Dr. Avail Jan. 1. SPAC 3 Br, 2 Bl, 211 ...... pool Mature adlta. No pe\a. Nr HoeplW. $210/mo. 17676 ________ ....__ 1 NU.VIEW RBNTALS 633-9393 ext 195 wkdya; pr. Ocean vu, prtv bcla $115/mo. 4 Scuons'a, 2359 ,ea=mero""':n.;,;:842-6192~:,;:·:,.,.,=-w AT ERFRONT ape.c'°'"1-~ 6TJ..4030 ·or ""3248 "'2-931< .Sot A Sun. prlvlJI"' mo. Wkdys oft 7, Nwpt. 54M332 * 1 llORM. FURN. new 2 BR, I BA, _, La1una BNch ~ HOLIDAY PLAZA Adult Apt. ~ear lake park. ~i239bltna. Yee,rly : CASH FOR Balboa PenfMul!· BRAND new unill!I. 2 Br, 1 DELUXE Spaclou11 1 BR Beaut. enao.td patio & i -=.c..;=:..· .:.6n.MS:.::..:=T,_. ~-- M2-1151 YOUR HOUSE BAY VIEW 1 BR. W/W shag: n= Br~. i.:: ~i Ba. Quiet alrffL $235. turn apt. 1135. I-teated Pool ~· No petl. Sl.Wmo. 1035 Capistrano BMch Any oondlUon. CALL NOW crpt'g drpa. paint. All new ak. 675-2948 or Mn. EWng Ample parking. Adults, no ~~Se;l.,:536-T;:.::;«10.:.:.. ~....,.-1 -~---------1 ~ LEAIMMED. ERSHIPDIATE REALOF· Yard.' Gar. JOO yr I y: $l~2 mt. Apt. Huge deek. 61S-6000 pell!I. CUTE l Br. duplex. Avail. SMALL house, adullJlno "'~ . &U-6029 Gonleou•oee9nvlew. Cost• MeM 1965 Pomona Ave., C.ltf. now. Small prtv. yard. peta, $110 .. has ltl':Nefoo ESTATE 842-4466. $.'llO-NEW 3 Br. 2 a.. Ocean TRIPLEX _ Garden apt nr Small chlld OK. Reta. $14S gar, avail Dec. 16, 34585 \'la ====-.---:--.-.,,--,.,IC•_or_o_n_i_d_e_l_Mo_.:..r ___ view home. Fenced yard. 2 BR Duplex. cpta. drapes. N'pt Hghtl. 2 blkl to &hap'; ~M°=~~:.;,.:: !53IH!900:o..;;=,;•:..r F833-::;..;1206=·-Verde, 496-0091, PalladQ. ATE party wantt small OLD CdM 3 BR,-2 BA, 3 Chlld./J>'l. bltinl, waaher, dryer, yard cntr. 2 BR, pvt patio. encl 1-fEN -Sm&ll beach hotel. Coron. d91 Mir iJIOi:ne. • w~me "Units In .b'plca. 1 yr lae. S350 mo. NU-VIEW RENTALS il garaee. no pets. 1180, gar. Water Ir: cllt'dener pd. AJ>U $85/mo. Room i I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiil ~ det Mat. Jn uea t'l'l-0191 673-4030' or 494-J:MI West C.M. 6*23SS. Furn S165: Unfurn $150. $21.50/wk. SJ&..7CG6 I' ~·~I~~ ·8L:"~ Colt• Meu S.:, ?tf~, ~1~~ 2 bl.lf!, ~i=-' ::1:: 1~ Fuml _2. Jrw. doleta, '=· ~C:.-:U:'tt11N~ Arb». ' CL &«m; (Q) • MINI RA.Nat . Coi;y l Br. bJtn RAO. Piace Realty. pr. $170. mo. tl95 DuftU queen stze oeo , priv dreJ.-'l'!!'"'~·:..1~16~0l58!!;:_.:_ __ '(39-ml. ru:m. All ut:U incl. Sllf. 491-9704 . 494-9129 ,..St., Ol 962--6367 alt 5 PM. lnc nn. xtra Ira rooma, tncl .:. ANTED. 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 ALA Rentalo e Ml-3'00 ........... looch SUPER new duplex, ........ I" w/-e. Adults onlJI, L .. una -Niil home IMtatde loci-::.;..;,...;..r;;..;.;. w/CflU, open btama. ~tlo. no~ BACK ...___._ .. _.,Ka Col don. """' lie deon. !.uJe • NEWPORT '""GHTS! 2 Har~-~-u---pr. J Br, I ba • 2 Ir, 2 .._ 2035 l'ullerton, C.M. "'~ ...,.._ ftV )"Ud, ne.. aood Uft. Br. Fncd .-J:'Treea I ..,.-,,.,.....,, nvn.. M2--4il57 or~. SP-AC 2 BR, he u1..... t\r. 1435 N. ODut • Open Price ranp of up to Sf,5,(Q), Oilld/tml Ji''Jm. 4 B~DltOOM -year~ * E A ST S 1 D E 2 BR · am ce .. _, =-m--us?, 4 9 4 .. 2 S 0 I ~~· Prlndoleo onlJI. ALA Rentalt e Ml-3'00 lease "75. mo. Ava -•laanso. Newi, pelnted. :;:~;;!' ·~~~<;.:::: Now-I 'lleodl LRG 2 BR ... pl dbl able nec,mber 15th. $135/mo. Rtfo re Q 'd . $15UO. u-<lll4 or &<>-ml. i _.....;~~--_;_ __ _ ON TEN ACRES Apts. !um./1mlllm. Lout .,...,,.... I ""'" = Poolt: Tennlt Contnl'l · aoo Seo Lan, CdM mau tMacArthur nr O::IUt Hw> PRJV, """" wu>t< 5 BR prfta. detad..i, .;,.red REALTOR, 844-7270. "6-~ *SHADY ELMS.-POOL 1! 1 . ._ pool "'° ~ In Me111 potlo, l'JI yMI, OM .ohild -• Piii-NEW! Qpt< A e Adults l'llohlde $1'0 up !11'11 Gld _,,.. b' S Ir ROOMY 3 , 2 :V-· Avail Jan '13. Write OK. 1221Wmo. Ph: 60-059t! VI drps, pvt ....... 2D-»& E. e Ch-• -t block tow••• In Putt -· '""""'a-. l3llO II<· f!'l!illb ~~ .. ~·J:,,· l?:,,~ or 60-lln. ! _i2 'till;'~~~ }ttb C.)f. 14Hl87. 11'1 E. D>d St., CM -=:":::.. ~ ulfl. ;.; :1.':l.i;"".: ~-: . ..:: ·m · -,. · Jlh, '""' IJldd. lea10of$375: 'l!eallor It'••-···--.. .l. BATR,....,....1113.~ --.. -·-WANT TO BUY I or 2 unit' $22S/mo. =; ok. ~'1279 . I 1"'1n• w11h ..... ""'l1atl)I rtJ1\NJ.SIU:D.mon-' onl1. iio. UWllD, Am. ... ts -........ ~ on BalboA Island fl'om 1..,.., yanl. ,J Pilot Clu8llled. 6'Hm. EMtllde C.M. rn: "*• l'llRN Alli. 2 llR. 2 BA-. eoll Balley 113-!Slli ~ ......., till) m--0421 · i BR ..... 1155 mo. $50 • ' The lat!M1 draw In thtl w ... , STHSTT. ~ 811ao Jo Beooh 2 BOit.ii Ba -'• rleanlni;r. No dop, no · dill· Stll tbe 4111' aturt buy the new , ... OtQy Pilot Ow1nid Fut f'fWllt ;;;fulC a ·Pii!ii* ~ tJtlla.-e'°'t d ' f\an C.~ 1 ~=-Want •d rtl\ll1• . ' . 642-!167B +dn!n., M&-5311. I • lb!f!. , Ad. eo..n. eall aJtQ. "*"'811. -...;:;;;,] r • Call " rrs-nc"" • • \ \ ' . ' :.__. ___ _ - t '8IL Stove, ttftts., frplc, au ** BEAtmn.JL 1 I: 2 BR. • ~ 1 tr apt. dkoc'. WIW crpl'I· View Contemporary Garden Apts. e Adult Adult&. no peu. $2.W. 10 to 4, Padoe:, frplc., pQOl. $155-• Dtabwuberl 322 Hl'lk>tro~ A.pt. B., S180. Call $7--0302. : Choice ol 2 coklr 111:hemu aw. FORleut', new1Townboute 3 ~ carpe:Unc 2 be<boorna each. Bltlnt. BR, t~• BA, crpts, dtpa. : ~~~ -• dropes, --· dbl gar, pool,_'!" •• lock location. Lea8e PIO pr, South Cotit Plsm, 552-TW. • t " I • month. Call m.8550 RLTR . 2 Br .. 2 Ba .. ""'"'· <kpa, • °BXH'i": ruE':TO SPACIOUS 2 Br, 2 Ba, open bltrl&, encl pr/patio/yard. 2S10 l1th St H B beacm, priv aar. ~yl __ ap-SIM A: $1'1S. 5 4 6 • O 4 6 9 ; ~15 $9535 Pt'OX· Dec 10. 6T.HJ937, 5'5o-&t91, John. or 6'l>-48'l3 2 BR, ""'"' -· bltns; * FRESH AIR SPAC. d_uelex, 4 BR. 2~ BA, 1ndry rooo1 on prentlJel Walks b\ocb '° Beach . ' II EL PUERTO MESA. l'OR BETT~ft ~ - ,ep dinini:. clQee to bch, ten-Sl551mo. 6 4 6 -6·l& 1 · or ~ 2 A. $ BR. Apt&. Newly nil, park. $365/mo, ~Utfi '.decorafed;\w/wcr\Q, ~ -100L NEWLY -2 BR, 111 ha bli>ls, -ftb'to. $18! A SPACOUS 2 BR. 2 be.th, ·~· Pvt patio. Child Ok, $Z6.' .No ~ ao peta. w/frplc. CdM Hilh School no pets, $100. ~ Joann. ~--area. $275 Mo. Avail. U/15 ·545-36'11 rl HhU'91 1D.c,UP:::;l'J!:X.;:?e1'nma,. __ c_. "'2-=er=-• .,._- I!'! PlnctUn IUtr. 675--ml 3 BR, 2 BA. 11\ blk to beatj>. """°· oew dryo. crpt, blthl, e I Ml. to a-h ADULT LIVING ~ LESS -t GREAT VIEW·2 BR.* Clubhouse w/pool It tennis piiv. dbl gar. L ov.ety. e Sun o.ck1 & • bltna, "'1ndecka. pool . crts. Water pad. S2t5 mo. ·crou.nclJ. W~ 4 1.rotner Patios S2JO up. -61!;.3535. 64).11137 alt 5 PM. pakl. ~· ~ cpl. D I BDRM. 2 p.r C0\1'eftd park· 2 BR Stovt, refr1g, crpts, & (adults). $Ul5.. -No pets... CLooorpodth~ ,::rk"fne ~. Poor. $210 lncld'a: drpc. Atta.ch. gar. Fencyrd 842-3276 • , • "-ater. Ph, 615-1727 Yard. No pet.a. $1 50: NEW .h apts, 42&21st St. ) e 0.r .... -Pool 548--1322. 4 blocks from ~an. 1 BR • Rte.. R~ 5130··· 4LL UTIUT'ID PAID I & 2 SORM'S. Fum. Urilum•. Avoll. Costo Mou • AVAIL Now-2 Br, 111 &, $15.5 lM, 2 BR $1S5 mo, S PINlC ... K UVU UPTO nt -... --~·Wood 714/64' •s·os l~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirm! fr! bl'·-.. ""'" -t BR ~ mo. Manarer o...r 500 lreea and 10 •1te•m1 creale • relu\ng ~"""" ... I re g, ""'• new""'-..... ., .... -~:"'Tobin. ReeJ,tv, lrJc. oeck., two patloa, allding glau,doora. bflnO th• High Sierru Fresh paint. ,Poot 1No'pets. •33n. .,...__ .. intn 'fO'l1' t0acloua 1-Of 2---bedlOOm priSen ~l From 1959 MAPLE STREET". COSTA MISA 645--4220 •165. O.Coralor·lfil.-fumiture pacbi~ 41YallabJa. Alto Ga ...... for Reftt 2 BT studio, 111' Ba, trpl,'spri Pool. Kida ck.' -$ee· 1dgr. Apt•., Apts., Live ~.Dig •• for just a little ... $1401 Living at Oakwood la $1 million In racraotlon. Swlmoilng P-Ools. Health clubs. Saunas. Tel)- nls courts. Billiards. Indoor golf driving range. Sand Volla~hall. Whirlpool Baths. And loto more. T.here's a resident tennis pro and 1n activities director who plans free Sunday brunchea and barbecues. Starting as low as $140. Slngln, one and tWo- bedf.oom.1, fu rnished and unfurnished. Sorry .no children Or pets. Models open dally 10 to T. Liva !>IQ.,. at Oakwood. -OakWood G•rderi Ap1rtmerit1 Furnished& Unfurnlllhed From $130 to $215 mo • TROPICAL POOL • Bft11.a~~. ~~ $139. -~~-~~··~IN~lew~R~·:· ~1·:0~··~";""~"~-~-~·~'~54~"':2300~·::-;;;I :;~~~::~:t;;;;;~~;; alrcase. Gas & wir. pd. ' 145 t7m-B Keelson. 1 blk 'W· Of . Purn. or l:Jnfurn. 370 l'urn. or Unfurn . 370 ApFtsu,r'n. or Unfurn. 370 E. 18th No. 9, 548-ttM. 8eaCh .Jllvd, o.ff . Slater. . . j( Al NeWport Beath LRG 2 Br. Sl50 Car Orps, 9fi8..751d er 847-47JO. Costa Meta Co~ta Mau Coste Mesa It~ ,.., Irvine and 16th Bochelors e I Bdrm• 2 Bdrm• e J Bdrms I" or 2 Full Bo"'• sr.1e, priv fncd yard, kids ~ · 645-0550 • 642-8~ 70 OK. no pets, W. side, $l'' • n_, pl. LA MANCHA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! 673-n78. ~ -roo"1, er . s~ 400 DELUX eJttra lrg 1 BR. apt , drps, child, o.k •• 17'31 THE , E·XCITING n!r:1ndo!ew ~~ni!i-IR'-'oo_m_•_,.______ • ·~-A in 4-plex, Close to South Queen St. M2-05ft'\ stroction alk>wa.Dee' of 1 GUEST Cottage p!us sleep [ •-I{ .nj [ ---CCIUt Center. Adltii:, no pets. -mo's free ~nt. 1 BR, 1 BR apt. furn, both com p l ~ Muter sile ~na w/ $155. 5.51.s629 WALK TO BEACH P'ALM , ·MESA APTS. & den, 2 BR'• & 3 BR's. private. Peta OK. 66-8953. 1 ;-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::.iiii:1 ;iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~;;;;;;1 bllb=r. beam ceillng1s, larae 2 BR. 2 BA, crpt, drps, bl~. New 1 l 2 Br, cptJdrp, . From Slffi. Dshwshr, encl QUIET. Oo8e ln. For con-1 1 ~ .... w .,_~1 or WW/dryer hookup, pabO, dswsbr, ,lrpl. 116 16th. FUN 'IN THE SUN! gar, swim'r p;iol. BBQ'• g.enial empl. man. Ott st office Ren.tel 440 IMluttrlal ~Rental 450 .,...., ... "& lU-..,p ace. pr. I dilld/no pet. .$170. 847....195T ?!>ts a~ptable. pkg. 646-1598. ;::.;:c;;;;;..;;==--..,;.-" Convenient laundry uea 181-H Del Mar 54&-8278 • ·_ • 1 642--2007 718 Scott Pl., C.M. Room & Bo.rd 405 DESK space avall{tble $50 $llO -; NEW unltl iil Costa IJff kitchen. Enclosed pa· 2 WEEKS f'RJ:E RENT! F I I y II mo. WW provide furniture Mesa. . .,,. tiO& 2 swimming pools $1401Up spac 2 Br. & 3 Br, Br Frplc. I't'r. bc:b. $1.55. Minufes to Ne~rt leach oun • n • ey ., .... mo. A ...... -..i .... lel'Vice 537-1346 ot Gj511T1 .sau.Oa recreation racill'. 1% Ba. pool, cpt/drp, bltns. ca.it S»-1661.· 9-5 pm. SEMI.priv rm in home of .., nua ...... ...., ties, 'Securlty "''ard. Ne plygrnd, 1996 Maple, No. 1 "''kdays. · Unbelievably large apts. ecorator furnish-SHAKEWOOD prac nurse for ambulatory availahl.!. 17815 Beach Blvd. Rtntals W:anW 460 .... 60-3813 ed Huge P ool,-i·acuiz, i, electric built-ins, shag Largest 2 BR'• in town. 10349 gentleman, llc'd &r. 1n&'d-l _!H~'"'!":"tii'n&~10'!'n_.!Be!!!acb:!':,-~1<2-<321~~·J:;c;;;;';;:;';;~;;;;;';";;; J pets:. . -NE\V lrr 2 Jk' on!urn apt, Slater Ave. nr. Brookhurst 968-8Z!5. DESK __,,,;.,, availal>Je. $50 EXECUTIVE FAMILY LC, new 2 BR, cpts, drps, .--i walk •. to HuntingtOn carpets, drape$, sauna & JDOre! F Ftn V U "~-.__, I • 5 BR 1Mldols0pon101117pm $165 mo. 2 Children. No c''~'nte ,. $160 mo . ADU''JS-NO rm & SD ""'· . aey. Hotelt,Molols 410 mo. WW prov;de ·~··""'need"' .... ' or . o~ M v I t ~ 1n4l 962-4481. • Priv. adult at 15 nt(): ... __. ..... ,9eJVioe house ot Condo. EutbluCfl P~--Wo CM pets. JllR onte • ·s a 714:828-54.11 n. ..... ~.,. ..... ._. y, 548--3963 . l·NEW-'--dlx~-,~br-d~p~Ix-."'Cp:-ct, ·SINGLES $150 areas (families too!) 0 Bal-WEEKLY rates·-Waterbeda, available._ 222 Forest Ave., Westclllf area. Home! 10ld - H ~II-' • · · · · · ' """"d power kitchens • 4 . Color-TV, Kltcb•ns. 1 block Laguna Beach, -xlol care of ,..,...., By Jan nr • r Ui!' .._ •-BRAND NEW 2 ~.m drpl, D/W, bl.ms. $175. 21s 1 BDR·u5 $160 swim,·1-F'OOl< __ •.--Outdoor -tc-bei"'cli. N= Roach $21 , UP. Incl uw·._ Soro• 10th. 968-6104., . ••ams Upper Apt. No ...... A<hilU K n ox v 111 e , 5 3 6-'1633, .., • ' ' ' ' ' BBQ • tn•• ~v patios Tra • ~-252 ~ - - -Only. Ph: 548-Sl28 eveS It 53&-2652. IDRMS $180 . -..!--. wv. ~· ve.........,. .. , · 1w'rU~van ~ 2333 -E. ROOM w/bath-i.il qtrona de] wknds. 'Cu:..,,'~~-2~Br-a..,pt-$135.=c--::-0n 2 -• · : · : · • Sil•& crpir.--Guost Home 415 CD8'l Hwy., ·Ql~ulre Mar, ReRSOnabl• Io' ~370 * SHADY ELMS _ POOL * n·a·b Blvd. aCl'Ol8 trom Unfurnish.cl Aptt. Available Huntington Bffch SUlte H. Ph;-<.il' Cathoilc woridJla woman. ~ ' From $10 fo $15 LESS. 675-<;#1, Ph. 61\h\949 (""pm ool>) l'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!J~!!!!!!!!!!!I • AdUltR Pool&ide $140 up VW Agency. Car. No dogs. GHT HUNTINGTON Garde n a * Ob,FICE rental or desk I' L • <.?lildren next bl~~ .... ~,, 540-4879. YOU'RE· Rf , -Apta. Heu at Bolsa Olica. * Priv•te Room ,.,. .. ,,. H .. ....1~ to San Di......., DE UXE 1'17 ~-22nd St., CM~,,.,.,;, LARGE 1 BR "' Htg ERPR CEDI 846-1323. Compare · s.e f " -~ -.---APARTMENTS BACHELOR, 1 " 2 B' Harbour. N"" •hag, ...... THEY 'RE l:IND I . wbal ynu're miWng. "'· Ambul ';'..dy M Freewq, Laguna Niguel. [ Air Cond -Frplc's. 3 Swim· w/turn. avall. ff@'ate<\ pool. d&hwRhr. $150 mo. No pets. 1561 MESA DR.~ 'COSTA MESA $130-$260. Good~1~oous ';.ood':'1 ,::831:::,.:·1:::400~· ==-=--,,_-.,.. . ndng Pools _ Health Spa · S120 & up. adults. 853 675-3439 i:: blks. E. of u..w-rt Blvd. · .:-Nice, cheerful atmosphere. PROFESSIONAL Suite ready f :iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi;iiii; d St .eAo:.__-.# ._ ·...---DELUXE, Apt • priv. pa....,. Call uo •~o io go. Heil at Bol.sa Chica, T~~ Courts -Game an C.enter · ............... 2 BDRM beach apt., 2 blkR iC,j_t-MURic. 6 pxilR sauna, tennis, * .._....,..., * 530 ·Billlai'd Room. $1 60-2 Br, 1% Ba. from ocean. $130. mo. .,..... Sl30. Spacious Poo l side H.B. $215/mo. 846--1323-Personals l BR. From $160 Townhouse-Crpts, drps, Responsible Yotln& cmpk!s Bungalow $150. 846-0259. Business Rent1I 445 -.-HIN--D-u'"sr ___ mrru_,.. __ AU_s:r_• 1 BR. I: Den From S185 gar. 2649 Orapge, Apt E. welcome. 536-4935. 1 BR., 1 ·blk to be6cb. Shag P~TE•· X~ -.... ';'~._~ AV"l.ABLE Mar 1st ,..,,,,.~ Let this ad cban&e )'OU!' MEDITERRANEAN CM . ..,..ll09, BEAl/T. 2 Br, 2 Ba. dlx 365 'f. drpo lndry tac. $135 ""-"'~ ~ • ~ whole outloolc on Ille lcr the LARGE ' BR ,_ •-,__ 365 Apt. Uftfum. crp lth st'.,,...,. ......,.. · mealL Coinplete ca:re". fb. 2550 Sq. ft comer 1h:re.. -~"'-VILLAGE • crp~, -~· pooJ,;,ie "' heh. 1156 ~ 1 ,Apt~::._. ~Utl~lu~m:!!:.. --~~ l'O:::-;;::::;:----lll'J • -64M718. """°' -~ CaoneJ1 & belt., ProlealoOal -·~ nr F.atancla Hi achool. Older dep. 2320 florkla.. l97ti.. I ~ San C.......,_ Lwimi 8Mch I 420 Chattin. 105 lin. ft. display en life. Llc. Reaidil:lp .dally. 2400 Harbor BJvd .. C.M. pref. $135 6TJ.8145 eves. WAIK to ocean, 2 B newly Newport Buch -·-Summer Rantl S v.•lndowa, 40 ft. fa.ctn& Coast 10 Alof-10 PM:. a-9:ll5. (714) 557-Sral . LGE 1 Br Pool Nr .. ~ ·--· ·-bl•IMa WE care at Casa Contenta. 1 BR, apt, Adultl, no pet" DEL. UXE New O•" ""--Hwy., 65 it. side street &. 49)-90.l.4. 312 No. El Camlm RENTAL OFFICE Mlta, no Pea., $t40 utti"';,d: ~'nsi~;'clmd""....,, ...-. PARK NEWPORT Gracious living in qu\et Near town, Beach, Furn c.bin w/frplc, av;;'if'Dec~ &arden, ~. t)c sq. fL Real. sa.'n Clemente.· OPEN 10 .U.1 to 6 P~t 1884 Monrovia. 548-0336 2 BR. .Partially ID APARTMENTS area. with ocean vu, 2 BR, $174. untum $165. ~ to 2ti. Call Monday, ~9155 Al80 ofllce suite, 650 aq. fl. FREE BOOKLET Time To Step Up NEW1&2BR!•~-.$:l'.l&:Je park. $140/mo. Call 2 BA, co lo r co-ord 491-~ • 35c. Rent~ w/~ or Probh!rnl of-lDwstirw - 1190 Nr beach ~ ~ g """"---I070 Mr Sml on _..__ bay . CJ)tll/drpl/dswsbr &r. range. . Vacation Rentals 425 stparately, C.W. Masters, Fer Redr@me nt IDOOme Your apartment in a Jo'rcnch · · 5'8--0l31 · .,,.,.... · nl9' 4:e din area, open beam • Realtor, 613-4120. PHONE &\RT VANCE Country Garden -yet near ll.C E. nil, CM. ' Lagumi Luxury apartment living ov· ceiling, priv balcony, rec &: II ·1 MAMMO'I\I Condo, 1 Br, NEAR airport (2)· 16x41)' 540--ms · 6'7J.4062 evs,: ahopplng a n d activities. 2 BR. Adults, no pets_ BAY erlooking th& water. Enjoy laundry. Adults, no pets, . .... ,-sips 4, available Dec 16th store• In · bustling thop'g ~IN'Ai'EO CAFITAL Impecca!>Jy managed, MEADOWS APTS. 387 W. UNIQUE Cut.le Apt. $150,IXKI heal!_h spa, 7 .. swin1-49Z..22S9, 49)-0.164, lhru 23rd. $210. 64.>2686 alt center, Costa Mesa. For CONSULTANTS J>U8P.ll8.} private, Two Bay SL, CM. 64&-0073. Mde ooean views, acre. of ming pools, 7 lithled ten-S•nt• An• 6. leaae information call Tom PROBLEM PrecnanCY. Oln- bedrOoms. den, 2 batrui, 2 BR unturn. 'Q'ptJ, idrps, gardens. Close ta beach & nia courts, plus miles· df R 400 Rentals to Share 430 Andrews, 546·9·5-55 or f1dent, •ymlpa·t •etlc paUo, picture-book kilchen. range/oveD, ftfrti. No peta. shopping. 2 BR., 2 Ba..: lge. bicycle trails, putting, shuf-NEW Deluxe 4-Plex: A~s. 2 ooms 531·1467. P~~ -·~·~. ·~ ...,,place and other p1usea. $140/mo. 968--14~. nns. & atorage. CuMtom · J · 1' ..1~ WiU share nicctly tum 2 BR ·-·--................ u.16 n.uw~ 11 handelie Deboard, croqu14-uruor s BR. Qopta, ... ~... tns, ATTRAC quiet rm &. bath. IDEAL C.Osta Mesa loc. lion &r. adoptions rd. AP-Fn>THm 1El95V, •EdNQIDOt "ffe"· SPAaous 2 ,Br, 2 Ba. nrN. :!'sat~~ lh~ttera. ~ from $114.50 monthly; also 1 dW11r, encl patio ~ garage. Pool prlvil. Pvt resid. Nr home, Has ~mi~ touch. Ofc/stare. 110) sq. ft Days, CARE. ~. M schools, ahop g & trwys. o Mo. plrtiall.y furn. Mature ~ 2-~~ P!~ t:f'1 ' ~ ~~t Sho~ter. Back l\&Y, CM. Bua or prof ·=. ~ing, ml:: -e1~a:. 835--3437, 548--7398 eve~ &. PALM & CARD READINGS 1845 Anaheim Avenue peta. $1£S/mo. 979-6134. adults onlY. A1ao avail. 5 ory l)W1l uses. ec-or · woman: $100/mo. 64&-s:m. pllances, BBQ & patio. wknds. Paal, pl'ffent ._. ftrture. , can Mn. Phillips· 540-0781 LARGE 2 BR. carpets & soon, other luxury apta. $1.50 ::;~~~~':· ::;~;f:. Af>!s., ROOMS $18 Wk up WJkit. Tropical 11ett1ng, &t)-9870 FOR. lease Cl, central klca· Advice & help in many mat-New VIiia P.ula drapes. No a in g le s · to $650 mo. By app't. only per\ea. SUbternnean pafk:-· furn. or Unfum. 370 $30 wk up apta. 2376 ~ew-I will share JnY home w/• lion. 1865-67 Park Ave. C.Ptt. tetw.. 213: &M-1350. !'llllr lie. 2 Br., 2 Full Ba. $130/mo. Call 54&-1:ll9 4M-4653. ing wllh elevaton. Optional ' -port Blvd., CM. 548-9'155. ingle wuman A: )'OWlS child 1750 *I ft. All <ll' part. Ph: PREGNANT? Thtnklna Families Welcome UNFURN. 2 BR apt Adults, • VIEW • maid service. J ust north of Balboa PenintUla WEEKLY or monthly, 1 blk +-babysitting. Walk ta 64&-88ll AGT. Abortion? Know all lbe .Shagi_cpt/drps, patio, no pets;.. Sl40;,~!l_!.,J73Cl81JD St. OCEANFRONT fasbi91_1 lsland at ~a~~ MODERN _ 3 BR.; -l --Ba. Npt .tQ._b(>a~...,,,~--"-~ or 9CbooL,, ..$125. +--..% util. ~. ~~ ~ ~~ ~.!..~•~,!JI~~· beam ceil., garaa;ea. AptC,L.M. ~ · :z BR, 2 RA. Lee.se. l\fature andSMJoaqutnHilb:IRoad. Sch Duplex. to aha re 673-0UOASKf«tsOO. 5.l&-4995. """·' ck f 81 '".,,.., oru From $180 2 BR. Duplex. $145. Crpt'd. 1 Adull.'l, no peta. Elevator lo Telephone (7141 644-~900 w/straight male. Frplc, NICE nn., E/akle CM . KJt., FML to &ht lurn. 2 Br, 2 Ba, Udo,. NB. Ba673-8'7~ .ue CHJUmAN man, 43. needa 622 Hamillon, C.l\1. child k amall pet ok. beach. Pool, Security. J1755 for rental inlonnation bllns, dshwsr ~ blk to privil $65.lmonth. 548-1967; a_pt. w/same. p 0 0 1. Dolphln. Call I .. c~ family -dftdy JJl'O\'lder - See Mzr. Mr. &: Mn. Hoban M5-4718. • Coast Hwy. S. Laguna. * 2 WEEKS FREE * : beach. SIBO/mo. Yearly. 7-3 p.m. 673-0289. SAJCM. $100. 5 4 5. 6 J 5 5, Industr ia l bnta """" loves Children. 545-9110 or 543-2062 DELUX 2 BR. 11' Ba. •bag • 4'9-2135 • y·15._ del M-67>-'/871. ROOM fat rem. mahm! 538-4507 610 Sq. Ft. 3 ,.,_ pwr. 195. ~ -" PM-• NEWPORT • crpt, dRhlwash, gar, etc. SPLIT level 2 BR Apt, cpta, ,,,.. -* NEW -3 BR. 2 Ba, avl v.'Olicin2: man. no dtj.nk.ina. GIRL 28 attks fern to abr 2 1280 ft no A: 220 SWINGING SINGLES e APARTMENTS e U55. 166 W. Wilaon, 548-6731 ..1--l~ baa. Ocean '1ew ADULT GA,FgJEN J:!.CJJ,.~ now to June JO. Frplc, bit-Convenleat Joe. 6t&-6olo BR apt on Balboa. 1 .. 1 .. , rent Pvt.~ ·pl-·=...{"'!'· Call J1m. 2 w a p.m. -~ 2 ._ .. _ -mvn-tE J\yr.;. AT ~ ho•• ... ......__ .. _. -1--PVT tr L ba. -~~--"" .. t-'e""-'-"'fl"-........ .,.....ce, ~ . ,,_ ... -2450 Newpcrt Blvd., CM NEAT/clean/crptd l' BR. deCS. carport, U11U1 .uvm ~ WIUWilflC -...... ,,_ en • \.IU"niu....-• -"' ......,. .... .....,----..... ., c 'ROBERT NA .,_....uu 1 I: 2 BR. Furn I. Unr. pr, $115. Back Bay atta. 1own. $225. Yrly. _4l!ults 1st 1 ~~$1~ w/depog~~B;.n~ ?l: 11t1boa Blvd. (213) mai:i or woman. $60 mo. Call bet. 8 & 5, 67r3493 aft 6. Ri1r., C.M. 60-1485. ' COUPLES PARTIES Children'• Sect1onL 280 Delmar, 213-GE·l-9668. &r. lest + $1oa"' deposit, Da,y & Night Security, Pool, ,__ ~731. NEWPORT Bch. Strai&bt S.A. nr Warner. 2-2600 sq ft call Phi!, 2 to 8 PM MUSI' SEE! Fr. S.128 2 BR new All Bltns. See to 4!M--0605 ~ves, See Apt Sat, Fountains. Ree. Bldg, w/ Corona del Mar ROOM, priv. eotr It bath. male room~e to shr unit. & 1400 sq tt, rear ~3344 ALL UTILITIES PAID app~te. 1813 Viola Pl, Sun. Avail. Ja.n. ht. exercise rni. biJllards, col-seACIOUS 2 BR.· beamed Non-smoker, non-drinker Sharp home wfpool $150. loading. Paul Chris t ALCOHOLICS Ahonymoua. Call 646-l038 Costa Mesa. 2 BR apt, w/w cpt, drps, k\t. or TV. Ea. Apt. has dl$h· ceil'fl. Pool. So.• of Hwy. $78. mo. $25. dep. -MS.1005 ~1502 557-7900 BRRS. _ Phone 542--T.217 Ol' write *'1f3 Br •• ,t'hdeba. '*:!., LRG 2 8:R. 1~ Ba ~ !::;· :!apbe"!::'h: ~~ti: washer._ re!rig. shag c~ $193.50 Month. Adults • no Fut results are just a phone BEA UTIJi'UI, oceantroat RENT M-f, 1125 sq. ft. $140-P.O. Box 1223. Cotta Mesa.· I,.ara:e, new y cor. """"" Shag, bltins, pool. $160, util ground rklng All yr prt ,polio or deck. 54 pets. Broker 644-4848 call away -612-5678. Catalina view. 2 Br upper MO. 13S5 l..-Ogen, No. 6, CM. A good want ad ls a Rood W P.tio, bltns, crpl, drp" pd. 1918 lllaple, 645-5647. round ~mo Mr Brut\ BRAND NEW A~• Apts., ;!'.' J.'B.•~lemale 25: 6'S'6116. .......,.. Close.,._ 880~-~ • ., St ..... cM· .1Ca11701 LARGE 3 BR, 2 BA. Gar. 4M-7'41. ' . ~·.. 370 • ~. 370 ~· ALL l/TILITIES PAID Fum. or Unfum. Fum, or •nnurn. BEAUT. !um (lrplc) Ocean---------- a.ft 5:30 pm wkdya, all day Bll·ln range. $160. SJ?1;CTACULAR view 2 &: 3 Furnished Available .__, .,.., Own a-'-Ba. AU * wlmds, 642-8340. 548-5823.. Br., a Ba. blk to bch. New· $50 • Off 1.st Mo's Rent, on Huntington leech HuntlftltOn IMch · tl;'x~ Fml.~3218. *LA PARISIENNE* Deno Point From $280 lie. 49+-3383. yoMiy leue, when ynu FEMALE to ...,.. my ,,..--"""------------"\! .,_ 494--2339. brlng in this ad. ..__ "''-·' born Pvt 2 BR,.~ BA-Furn ls. Un ........ OCEAN bluff, 1 BR, w/w ~102 Btrch St. (pr O.C. ~uww e. room, * * * $190 Is $225. Fitt:place. Htd. cpts, drapes, retrlg, stove, Meta Ve,.,. airport, s. of Palisades Rd). BRAND NEW SlOO mo. 546-lTil. Pool. Adul.J:;. """° wshr/dryer, $250. mo, pref DELUXE 2 • 3 "-2 Ba Priv. Patio, billiard rm., FJ:MALE roommate to share ··--m•'ddl• age retit'ed couple. "" oo., • • I N UC Irvin 2 bdrm house Costa Mesa. ·~ ~~ ~ ~ Afl s PM, Ca11 496-0003. ~ ~ n:a~ ~~ Jacuzz M~. m-&m e. -64&-2100. EXTRA LARGE 1 BR $155. Huntington a-h 546-1034. v ,..rly-B•rtr-ouo VADIS m Gor-for Roni 435 Utlh pd, Rehia:. range. cpl, NEW APTS 1 Newport a..q, 3 Lovely new W\fum, apts. l!Aul<M· lq. ea,... for c1rps, Htd Pool. Ma.tun! • • 3 &:: 2 BR., 2 ba. eac~:Sr Luxury G•rct.n Apartment• etoraa:e or partdna, ';: ="' ~..:.. ""1':'l'; HUNTINGTON !!~""."extras. · In Huntington Beach ~Prk'r ·- llonrovla. --BEACH OCEAN and Ca11, ll'IS-3!63 ~'Ev~ c:ua.. fat reot QUIET-DILUXE 2 Bedroom · $1'4 HARBOR VIEW BACllB.DR, 1 & 2 ·BDRM'$ 918PabnSt,ll.& ' Trader's Paradise lines time·s dollars.. 1 & 2 IR. APTS. All Utllltleli· P-"ld .• "where c......,lollty 53HHI or 536-4979 ~si:~:J.:fi.= ~t..'1r."J;.'." Prov•ll•'' $135/Mtlllb to $185/.U. -G~..':.=-,;, ... TRAD!: "8,000 iOUll)I, -WILLtrodo ... quell1Ytll lm SMta ~ Ave. C.M. Covered f.arkinB Elegant apartmenta detlifled ' ' Manager, .Apt 5, new .boow -~1 R·l ' paintings, lndlc:e-:. IMICOs Mgr. A ... ID ~ ~.~--. uttl-Con-with a M""''' ioucb, ••· "~~ = 2 l>dn\i. r ' Enjoy Adult Living At lt's·Bestl Olfl•• Rontol •' ·-"°" lot,.-""'°" tor a'°' llze loY'-·01 ., • ,... n;l9'J1 •• .,. perb houae aecurtty, exclu· nc;.:J•._.......,.,., • 711 -~ unltl, TD s. boat , •• \ • value need: mna.lt" 11tU-tl1r 2 BD~l ... ~-BA. ta:e ,!}! wnlent to .• I• ...... lhop-ai"ye Veraa!Uea Club and pabafio~0.~~::e0n~~·:·!'1'. ta. e Heated Pool CORONA DEL MAR ,,!14"4;;: .. ;;::790=~-::-="'":-:-: ' 4.92<6092 ' • down llV1Jll'. nn w/.,._., ping een .. r. · J>C!l)l with unlqUe Aquabar, "' ~ n LOT L&ka liadm'-tO ,.UO il ~ 5 minutn ': No Pets. .i lOWJtain•· and formal ear-Avail. Jan. 1. $225 per mo. • JaC\.12Zl APFOX. UJo 1q. ft. office BEAUTIFUL YAMA HA: Oh , =.inc mo. ""m"~ tlMI YllA YORBA ~i·:"' ~ .. ~:::; 1,':,,~sa. , Ba. SUndedt. • saww :'~. ~~~"',,. 6i:, ~-~ ~·~ ~~~r;.;,h~ i BR. U(lltaln, bor, bltns, · communlly. Blw, dllhww, ltpl.•Blk'to • P ool Tables w/ampl• ~In&· condltiDn. Trade tor I""' F.4IY 1u,11110. Tiiii fD< iOCi! ....., J1151mo. Ulll Pa · 142·9'22 l Bedrootn/ltudloo !rDm 1195 Udo ,..,.,.. S350 Yrly. it· ~aUon Room .,. for Clujlllno lnJck 01 fT? 6'$;«)2. 1'-1 a.,,.., 5'94911. ,lJ5 Albort Pl. Call Mr. (So. on Beach Blvd. oa San 2 Bedroom from $105 Gib Walker Rll> ~ e Volleyball BOYD REALTORS 175-{<)30 , ~Hi:$, Ya! $150. '111 ORANGE Co. -· -(nll ,.._ er oll 6 Diep hwlo, 1 b1k. lllodelt ...,. 9 A.M. tll dUlit 2 BR. Y•arly. $2)0/mo. II Hondo SIO-llL,1 val 15(10, '86 .lWM:I> A -ldla1 pm, -72. . 1'41-to $ail< E. ~ If& blk to Ocean. p •ti o. • Gym OW-VW Camper, val JW(I. •n l)'lldlceclo!" ,.P.. -~~.!.!',R-~ ~t""~'~ , 0 .aaj oarace .. Adulu, ~ pe. 11. e ,&machmorel New,/ate<trvnt rqn1_$1QO ... ,-...rnf; ~"""" Tnlde lcr --1o1 ~ ,_ • MDdier.k: ,41K,.1__ 6'73-NIB $Pri!e~~lh photo 5 tum or'T ~ exc. 1f9!e1 dl!M1T -..st. r•ri•• -Quallllcatlon 1 BR. Apt. Commwdlll Poot. • Gold M9dalllon Award "'-DI'., N'pt. Beach !1'0.GOO lit 'l'D, ..,.,Jl3«S . 2\IA, Ml c!Mdod, -· -edul" 0 n I y . ~ , OH THI ILUl'l'S $18S/~-s.e 11 801 IJom.' Funfillllll Ullfllrbi.h9d BUI c.,..ey J!ltr, 17$-81!:1 111o. at &ll'X>. 1'nlile fat ""IOf, HJ-,~ Palma, 586 -u. ON 1£1 ff' AT NEWPORT tnao .oreell ,-"' · or 4 -· ~t ':.!,". ...Qov~alue~~-, 140wnib.t, .,-.-.ACOJ& I !tr.. J ,...., • .• . OCEAilVIEW yearly dupl<X. Adu! On1 N p~-Pl CORONA DEL MAR DUiin& ·~ -*" ---· ---·~" 'CNewportBlvd.Jturnat 2~ba.$250.6Hll<Oor ts Y-o .,. ease ""'Sq, Ft, Sulle. lmmed· -ttlr.-, St5/mo . DI =m2....,BRw•2 • 1•-• n--• ( bloclc •~ ll8NUS Q ~.,_. v. .... ·~ ' -~ ~ **$Prf'fll CHRJnllll' ** lat"'1 ovall. 41<: Per .,. HAVE :Ill' aw... ..,... ANTI UE ....,. llfr. •• , ' eovm.r 1'm1<ii.i. 1-' """"•PaclllcCoutHwy) tot.J\C! -~:=,;::,3::..,, B~R,~2~B~t.,,_,11re,..-,..,..I _ ~ .JI-_ . tt. An\plc oarldntr. Secured """""' -~clear. Va!uo ll-A IMabeeN .• ... HHttdPott.811.muand ~·:!2'.~~ bltfnl:-Adh.s,nrHoac-.UO.P'. ----. blda'. Allk -tor °"11ttne. AOOO. &icchan(l6 tor 3 ot 1900'1.l'ndtnbamattntw- ". •~ac~--Telej;i;,;,.,, (nt) M$.OCl60 $250/mo. CALL 60-t\87. Brlnl 'In This Ad 11111 . BOYD REALTORS 17!>!930 tbdnnltomt.MkfatCatl. :::;Ja.-53t~~i::: ttUNTilllhjTOfl YEAJ!LY' t Br. _, 2 Ill'. PRIME Coot.a 111-m.dk:al -15, evis IMUI... • rACIRC SEACWT ~ Apto. , ~=.ft Br. ~ Ask Abalt FREE 111c..,. Rent ':::"' -...::::::.-;: ·nllft • ~:="':· :1.: lJl!o "'tnlle• °"' ~. m ~•u A" un BR. $143.50. Pooll °"'" =e:::;:,.=="'---""-='"-' -· •-a= 2 Yr --•n• --"' -.eco15umnu.,.tailrl'Olll ~cn•i' .~1'"-~ drpl, bltna, prb, dopl. 152' vacanct.. coot moll'11 -• -•-· -•· "' , ·~~ ~m ~~· -,., Pl centla A Alk bout bou apt -1'"2 l'lorr.t. S""'91 1.... min. ne ,Ill>. lar lac· er-. 0..,... Oo. ~ d>)I ~'°i:f~~ ,.; dllcoun•"'Me.:11182. a ~ .. etc. 1l:iua ,,;ily Pl)Ot ('h block W. of Gorfloltl & looch) lloegoo96&-!09T<IY<o. -· l:och-Rllr. 1 '4<J~ 1 ~·;;~~~;i~_,iN~&W~3EB~R,~2ilba~tl>~Du~plex~. CIUlllled M . ' n41 147.M41 AIRPORT Min vi.w. 8 -' * * 'I! • -Ground llaor. 21T Slrd _8~ !'or tliOt I~ $50, try l'lll!!l!!•••••••lil•llll!!!!I•• ou11., crpll, """' '/\IC, 'If * * , ' ·* • . IP5/ino., )'!!!ll, .!!!;![!! ti>< l'Oftl1ll , • -cveo, 5IHIST. i m••!liii••••-i!ii!i•l!!l!!~--1 .. • I • I I • ,z - ' " '' I' ' • .. ' i : . -' . 'I : .. ! ' ,, " •) ' ' ' . ' . " ' ' -., -' -1 ' '_l "'i ' ' ' -I ·' .. .. ' ' ' ~ t ,, 'J .. " ' _) ... h l "I J+ -' ' -' ' . ' ... -,1 . :1 ' ,. " ' ' "' 18 I' :, ,, :-:; "' ' .. ... ' ,. ' ' '" .. ,, 7f, " . " -" ;_ .. '· . •' • :1 _,, ( . ' . ' " ' ' " ' ' '' : ' ' ~ ~ ' : 'I : .. I .. ·· :1_; .• .. ... : ' . ' -=1 ' ·_1 -<I I . I ~1 ' ... : ,. ' ' ' ' .. " ' _J ..... ,,~ ' .. . : I ,., • . I ,I ' ... .11 ;.;1 A ; • •• ·~ ,. ·, " •3 •IJ i: ( .. ,, ; .. .. ., " l q I......;....._!~[ ............... !~ 1. ~: I ' ' ' l[ID1~1 ;;Ii.,.,,;;;;• ~l[Il]~JI ~I ;;;"·~;...·~· ~l[Il]~ll .. !?,'!Pt! s.Mce ~~!!! Hotp w-. M • F 710 ~le Wonted, M ~ ,. ~l~ Help w ... 1"". M' F 710 .e'°'~ ~I JOHN'S Carpet• u......,.,,_ · blllolls EXCELLENT Dll!;Ol(Jlt Drl·Sbampoo free Scot-~~;..celllllp ~~~i::"cholln -CONSUMER •JOB OPPORTUNITY Dlrco-.ry -(Soll Re-). -· si&-1187 alt 6 ...... -.teak -'IP"' .. -Ap. LOAN Of'FICER Lev··-·--lmall ·~ 213-Deareuen " all cokr ply In The l>m> Exdt""' oppor. Jo Qoola _, -flnn in. 71._._._.. 387..ml brilhtenen .. ,1~0 mlf'lute APT. Inlle.R>r Patnµne, Car-:k:K>t Har'i:':i.'. CJ.I· lO aai! Mtta lor exper. ~ ""'1\W with tUOOfact.ure of Tr~ se t&cb .for Wbru! carpet.. petahampl0',cleanm1.Rets. l Mt Lewin. loan otncer. ~y Jm. 1,acht lns:. aiding ... ve )'OW' money ~ .,vlng lna.. &U:-7009. pm.. · ~Ir Mobile Jlome lfack--paddnJ ttemt. 1ieekl RIDE W,\NTED for 2 bays, ~ .. ""~ lrllll';.10~ .:•-:. Pla•tor, Patch! 11 .. lr ~AN'!' '=' f " a fl"l'd. Xl•~· )'llUn& thinking lndlvtdoal 10 • I. to .__, Ore., ball l!S. '1.ny rm fi 50 ~'"""~"-cou~e ,.,!~ conds l . lri¥ -In ""°"""' with 1....-0ecl'l\h,9A-47tl coocbSlO awrss"151Yn~ * PA'IQl PLASTERING ~ com....,... _..,y.,.. bentfttl. Please call c'Ompan y.-Cofteae exp. it What coulu. noi All lt'Pn:· Free esth:natn: · elL Rod Lewll • blckgroond belpf\d. Must be method. J ao work,· Dl)'lelt. can 5«)4825 6C-8910 en•>. MMTtJ. . P!"90nable, able to meet CoedreL531-:G'l01. P.lumhlnt ·, AtJi?OMOBILE Lea.~•lns GI~ 1 i >publie. Duties varied . CetMftt Cenc....., 1 .$'&\than, ~· Jl'~at:s.ivffta1 1 ,!MArk.ettng & aalea ' ' ' DRAINS W>clogged • 17.lO -~ ml H.-)!lvd, ?:14 r ·-~i»ties included. Fo-If-odsl 55f! .J;Al!.,°!.~~E~. Sewer*~~. 115 = <~ ~ F.qoal OpPol'.;EJllPlo,..; . ::!1011::'"''~\0d~':"': '.'"11 ' ~ Smi!I ~~-• .. ~ fml llumPl(Ooe wk. 894-35.13. PWMBING' nrnAIR ' Cool<·Bl'Oiltt"M<ln· <· EXfER D cable_ TV un. f~ ...J-....:...a...-..'a1-"""t mall PATIO drl Sa No "'-~ too' ·;call · .AVON REP!t&SENTAT~ n.... ahiff w/~al ft..i..-, dei'groond In 1ta1 l'e r a """'·n . ~..,.,., • a S. walkll, vea. w, ""' EARN MONEY ""~ ' ,.~~ .. "'"'& "desired. 1'ra1ne'e coruJdered. broWn ~~ white I: ~ break, remove A. replJce • 6G-3l28 * F'or new car payments, In, 1rg fCJ09 U14" • .....,... ··14 2"' 3200 Teleprompter plllmO frbl dog. Pl..Beqte! concttte. 548--8668 for fft. Sewing/ A....,.11ti'>ftl Chrllttna.I <preSenta, College Old i'Ted. (11f) "'-1700· .. E q U a I 0 p port u n t t Y Aleo-Wk -male Lah w/.cu CUSTOM CEMENT WORK costs, v·a cat Io n.1 In COOK. FRV'I . employ'er · Od "-"· Aolmal Care Ortves WALKS, patio&. AJter•tions 6425145 February. Call now for Full or 'Part .'J'\me. ,o; 1 • · Ce-. l»-T18L Pool ..._ Don. 642-sst<. Neat,...,..,., •. 20 ,...... .... detalla. 5*-100. H.B. 536-904! ..... Ill r•J., . FACJODY FOt.JNOcnaU brown puppy, CEMENT WORK Televl1lon .Repair BABYSI'ITER, l to 5 days 213-436-3070.,. - . ,·f'"'!, ftil bee.Ile. abe; viclntty 17th St., IW!bl rates wk, 'J ID 5 or 2 to 5 perm COUNTER 1 girl, ttra)'Jl.'J ., C..18 w .... 60-166() 8lk for * 5"-3141 '* cOLOR TV Cal·Tnonlco job. My ,home. Bal hie. Mr Beot dt~ 291f•,o;'. ., • JRAIN£E$ KatfO', M&-5363. Child C 769 w. :k>t.h, Oleta Mesa 'h-ans reqd. 6Ta-lll4 c.outJ:l.wy corona d'et'"ldiul, , ro~o J"p(eSCl'\pUon sun •ra Service Call $10. 6t&-OCl2 BARMAID, part time, ap-~: 26 ~-'10 No EXper. Neceuary ~ In ..,.... lot al +LI __ , Tllo • prox 32 hn. Call between 10 units. CM, apl + salary. Fubiob lllMd, ~ iab .. c..-,._ . &: 6. Ask for Sam ~ 5.30-m.1 or 213: 393-8589. VOLT ~~.~~Day.,'!:., i.,5~1!:;1,;*lnllml Repair Work" Rem<idel BEAUJY OPERAJO~ CREDIT CHECK.ER lnitant Personnel dOC ..._ 4-6 mo. 548-1226 -4 ·yn: Full time. Prefer . At Reuonabl~J fJicn., -, Ex_per p.te:fd. ,Costa Mesa Temporary Service .7?;.;=.;;:::'i;;-"';;::;:....-;:I worktnr-for teachers. Call 636-4945 , PART TIME J area. Call-· co ll ect 3848 Cli.mpu.s Dr., SUite 106 MALE -~.._...!." Fenced ,..rd &·2 pi.wnaleL ~... + C 213/881-5050. Newport Beach 546-4741 Col!efe ratk area.~· Hot lunch, ~ack1: Vista vv4irantee omm. Equal Oppor. Employer YNA male gray/wht ce.,t __ -View Scbool District, FV. , ~ ... ~'"' ~ Iii 11 M nt' ward DATA Vf!rf friendly. Tiea ColUll". Just south of Edinger oU f' O gomery PROCESSING FRY Cook, exper. only.Swing Vic: UabolnH.lah6'4-<IU9 Magnolia. Nr. San Diego CONTROL CLERK 11hitton1y·. Start $2.!i0perhr. SIAMESE cal, ~male, found Frwy. 5.57-4861. 5 Cottage Coffee Shop, 562 W. iq QSM vet,. ~196C eves Llc'd day care mother, fuJI Job Wanted, Mlle 700 Beauty alon Salary $6SO . l'155 19th. CM. 1 • • ~ ... ~ time, wkdys, age ><!, my . l91-661l H B FULL'. clw'ge bOokk;;;;;iT nm . OfU8f1: ~dult cat vtc: home Heil le Sprinadale. MAN, bent;•!.. relui:ble, hon-• • Plus fringe benefits. 2 YI'$. N~ Beach area. Write 18th • PGlpaa&. w..sm till 846-8081. · dable, bas been ma.nager for BOAT BU I LOE RS accounting-related clericil Clalsttted ad No. 497". Daily U·OO "-Contractor ser:vlce stations, and laun-Exper. vei:satile men needed exper. rcq'd. including Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, Costa ' ' ' blk col dries, plus .saies, needs good for quality sailboat manul. knowledge of opera~n ol Mesa, Calli 92626. BEAGLE t;ype fem., 111 ·JACK Taulane -~ permanent job. ~ Carpentry, plumbing & elec-ele<;tronlc data ~inl Gal Frlcl.ay to $700 la;t~ Galden.=... y. remod., addlt 3J yn. e!qi. RE'PlRED prof aentleman trical talent w/superviaocy eqwpment &: office Fe Paid I: en Wetit. I:Jc'd. l\ly Way Co. 547~. need "Ptr employ. Will capability. · machines. Apply to; City !'f Fabulous fi~m needs at· sr. Bernard, P• I I ~a d e 1, Electrlc•I 'NOl'k ·at prac. anything for Westaail Corporation ~ Beach, Pm;opriel tractive ind.iv. who loves 546-1308 or 138-8671. fair salary_ 646-9734 1626 Placentia Ave., CM Office, 505 Forest Ave. variety & c b a 11 en g e. MALE Iriab Setter found in ELFCJ'RJCAL / REPAIR I 642-8961 Phone 494-1124. Deadline 5 1 Enterprising person will W. Costa Mesa. ~2'Ji5. RD.IODEL I 3J yn. exper-Job W1nted, Female 702 BOB'S Exxon. part time help pm, Dec. 14th. land this stimulating spoL Padlq:e, 2 ~!!fbt gowns. lence. &66211. LADY _.,_~ Houset....-ing wanted. 3003 Newport Blvd, DELIVERY ol D A I Ly Call Barbara, 833-2700. Also Oelcrlbe . .,......,o. ELECI'R1C1AN licensed, .._ N ".'...,~ . 1 ~ ... • Costa Mesa. Fee Jobs. Dennis & Dennig '~ . . 555 ~~ed. Small' jobs, malnt. "" unmg in pnva e me. BRAKE Al' &: Tune up I'll.OT, SUNDAY ONLY, to Ptt90Mel Agency of Irvine, ..._, """'" Prefer males. W l' 1 t e ign newspaper carriers. Re-2082 Michcl!!Oll Dr. . & repairs, 548-5203. Classified Ad No. 568, Daily Mech. Exp necyssary quires the use of a Station Wt Bu;ckla Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa ~lary1 ,.+,,,.':'~· Good Co. Wagon or van. Contact.Mr. Gen'I Ofc .. Pub. ~el Silver crest .tlaped with G.rcJ.nlng Mesa, Ca DEii. ..... ne 1 • ~ Harry Seeley, 330 West Bay Creative? This c&1 be 'jum· lMft ¥&ek illltialt • larlre BO 'S G •nn-~•G NEED help at b:>me! We BUSBOYS.lB yn ar older. _St., Costa M~ ping ofl spot" ~to gre.it.ter •y -: CJQHed -With-a-•_'.'f"-' _-B nrn•~u, -have Aide. Nur ses, A"PPb' tn---pel'llO[I aftl'r_4:00, DENTAL_ ASSI5I'ANT _ thim?S If you-have WT'IUng plur-mt•ll:~f48!!..-Low in ~ ~• ~ING lfoui@kee~ts. Companions; -953--"--Eut-Coast Hwy, d 5•4 itbilfty. Variety. of clerical. Vft1 ..... hrtr. i.; .... ln tentl· Residentiil I COmmerclal H·-m en Up j 0 h n, N--Bch. Chairside, l'lit cedown5• d 0 8r Nl'wport Beach area. Stan ..._ r.:-_:. ""6" •-.1ne Indusl:rlal "'""" " ... ...,.. aver. E:ll'perien • ayg,· Abl ·1 Abhot Perso m=ental ·~u:e· 2~ ooto( ~ ..... -v;..,A_plexes. 547-6681. ' Business Ofc. Man-.er to s. "~'ft-· o-n. 640-0300. $400. gai n· ,._,., ~-· ..., ......,.u -• ......,..J' ,,... nel ~ncy, 230 W. \Varner. -~ Clll 557--099 after 5pm. . HOfipital exper. Contact Newport Center. Suit~ W9. S.A. 557--6122. 66-21.d ti_ ~ p.m. or FRONT yd. lawn serv. no Help W•nted, M & F 710 Penionnel DepL Mond~ DENTAL Assistant for !ront GENERAL OFFICE -. ... -(8 to U 30 back ·-"-also -..... lhru Thurs M pm, Foontam office X-Rays &: Prevention 6C.s'18 .r.Jl~-. : mu, J'UA • w .. Y"-!"'~" ACCEPTING applications Valley Community Ho8p\t~I. ~Uon. Non-smo~ 18 E.xpanding local.~ neE'ds ~ 1:30 tD S.) yd cln up, tree trimming, for fWJ lime dishwMhen, 1noo Euclid Ave., Fountlllll to 28.. 6#-06ll individual who likes variety. BLK with ,,ittte fem. puppy. baullnglo. ~do""-11 ~t--~ busboys, cooks. Must be a t Valley. 979-121.L · . Ex 'd 1 Start $365. Call Sally Hart, Shepherd type.· Harbor &: P.J:Ofess ·-• .,......,,,.....,. least 18 yrs of age. Colony for ooff DENTAL Assistant. P n 54<Hiffi5 1 Personnel .19th ~· 64Frll98 or PROBLEM ~~ K I t ch en, San Juan C~e~. 425 :, X-rays A aral ~acuation, A~ncy,' Harbor Blvd., 557-7144. ~!;.1~~~i.... sti in · Cat>Lsttano. Coast Hwy., Lag. Be&ch. 54S.8844. I i]c~. ~-~(i;"~E~~~ LOST· PET .GOOSE. Vic ........ ....,. . ., ....... '6.~g. -CLEANING woman for DENTAL-Orthocbltic aasist,,IG Office typi111 m. eeatni Ct1Y putt:, H.B. Cleanups. George, , · HELEN SCHAFFER Newport Center afflce bldg. Age ~ •. Exi)'d. 846--9'235 in· &: phone. Exp'd desli:e<I· · &n-9639' EXP. Hawallan Gardener. PERSONNEL 1Jo-•·bt · ...A call S.:S pm. ply at 345 MeConmck. ............ Nite worlc, uua e, l"'· LOST AfCban ~ blonde, Complete _. .... n 1 er v • AGENCY vacation &: ins. 40 Hr. wk. Dtnt•I Assistant osta Me5a. vtc. Or:nter "St., C . M . Kamalanl, 646-467S, 642-133'7. *Account•nt to $ISO 644-0606. Newport Beach 646-261 HOUSEHOLD 'help 3 morn· Reward. 641:-204; 54&-3917. Recent '1'8d ok. Salary com· DENTAL Assistant-' ' tngs n. \\>eek.: OWn transp. DAILY PILOT D ' JOIN THE 'SILtERS CIRClE~ WE'RE SAVING ,. SPACE FOR YOU ••• • ~ ~ c:::;;r-; LOST GAF Rottttf slide General S.rvfcti mensurate w/exper. CLERK TYPIST chalnide. F/tim . -ray N'pt Bch. 6G-6911. . tray WI~ ol Baja. UNORGANIZED! C 1 ea n ~ Mir' Oppor PURCHASING DEPT. certlflcate req'd. ~15-9475. HO USEKEEPER1 live-In, ~ _ Reward~ ' )'tlUf sanar, b!Jild ebe1Ve11, -.. Ml·n1 $450 ... . . -. ~ •j . private room, TV', i:m·per C!!MQ!!:i ~ ~ ~ BLACJ:C{Lab.-.:tmJ..7 mos. Nr. HOWJehold · -WOiic, Hauling. PUrcba1/1h1phing & order Purchasing or mat control DINNER COOK n'I()., !l()ine Engllllh P1'ff'd. Hpboli ,A~wu.on. R~! Your Prioe!I Ron 645-5Mli dept. responsibilities. Poten-exper. helP!W· 60 w.p.m. Experienced ~~~~"';:;;;,.;::;· ,,,;;-;;;;;:-;;;;: Do;. 1'15-l'llll; ..., m.8844 SUe ~197,_ tial xlnL both salary & pool-elec. typewriter. MUil bavo e BLUE DOLPHIN e HOUSEKEEPER, Lido Isle, LOSl' Ill"<_. Klks. COid ~ ,liabts not up! tion. top clerical ~ 3355 Via Lido, NB t'babvl, mature. Endlsh ~' -..C)et. Gene!'OOI ~ for 'the phone. Call *Secretary to $600 * DI SH W AS H ER ' ex· speaking. Own trans. RD ~~.~--•• u .. --... .. I: lite Up your Good .sh 1: typing l'lkil~. Call ForAppt. . Pvtrm&bath.675-3743. ~~~~~~-~ .. ~··~-~~~:l~·-ffi;~~·-m·~~~~IO -t.t-.. __ , Industrial Re1&tions perienced. Apply to OM!r 1 .:.===-==~---11ome. 546-9723. l\oow'l or "-'? ..... or ll<Ues before 2 or afta.Spm, Bahia llANDYl4AN. All ·ldnds o! d'.IL holpful. (714) 494-9401 Corinthian Yaohl Club, 1601 TIME FOR work. lmall jobs a * xoc. Soc'.! xin'° $IOOpell ea,.ide Dr,, CdM -1 .. 1tv, 956-9314: 548-9723. Sh 100, t;ypiDa: ou. t I - -" 1ng Abifitv -to kee TELONIC OOUGHNUI' shop, nite &hlft, 1';jjii~~-~·~·iiijjjm;~;;l~Ho~ul~l~"9~;:;:;~; cooi ~ pressJe ~~ Female, age Z to 45, Apply I~ MUil" INDUSTRIES 1n "'non, Mr. Doughnut, School• & SKIPLOADER A dump truck *s.;;ret•ry to $650 Laguna Beach 135 E. 17th St,.CJ.f. jftllrUC!ieM 575 ~-~ =· Sh 90, typing 70, Elabill!y Im· i-=""---:::::::=:::::-1 aa .... ,., Ill..,.....,.... pc:ll'tanL E I TENNIS INSI'RlndlvUCTIOXNI i YARD, prqe cleanups. *.Receptioni$t $450 _ Equal Oppor. mp oycr (;""'L-°' · n Remove tnes. dirt, Ivy. Ila.-·-" ·~1'1l._ ·-· ~li'ilftllf:Bn'--· office ·~ ----·- GurrAR • Bua.Inatuct .• "' HounclMnlnt ~~:!i 0pporoc• ,.f: Urgently Needed Protnalonal Mus!ntan 13.50 · · · -• SECRETARIES per "8IOG W'-1066. . COUPLE needl'l work. We ~~~US Drive · !!~!!~!!!!~~~ will clean )'OUl' home Suite B-t Newport Beach Never A Fee 1; · ~ -· Exper. Call 557.2n1 lnterill! I ' ] 6;t6-6730 au.er 6 pm. ~;--~·; ..... ....__~~·~;I 'Prof. Corpo:t CIMnlnt Acctng Clerk $5l5 Penonnet· Service I A1io wlndo\\•1 Ii:. Door care. 1"ee Paid m w. 20th, C.M. Call Dutch 537-1508. Position w/one of Orange '642-7523 5".2592 "-'t'•/ HOUSE OF CLEAN Cow>lles finest oomprutie• lnle<viewtng ~u -1_. Equip./ lo Phonol F\J<r windows O'pt walh, ..ekz al"' lndlv. w/head Equal Oppor. Employer " T..t.MATl.S: l ,..i. In.,.. '6'U824. ""'o....,. & eye ... beauty. CLERK TYPIST i!0.=i~6NLT i:55/MO Mm a ... ; .. , ........ ~ ~t:bi:. ~ o~ ~ >:,~:e SAVE oVi!R $1500/YEAR 'f'lndows, Ooonf2 etc. Resid/ Also Fee Jobs. Denni& & akilla. Great benefit. I Divert'~ A1J1W Haun comtn'l. 5.57-67 • S4Mlll. ·,Dennia Penonne1-A&eocy of chance to advance. To Any ~50/MO Xlnt Houeecleutlng · Irvine, 2112 Micbel.:>n Dr. $4'76. Call Jan P a 1 e * lllOBILE TELEl'llONES 8Y Doy. Own ,.,.,,.__ ACCDUN:TING CLERK -. Coastal l'enon.;,J ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Electronic ch~kout & trou- ble shooting of R. F. test equipment. Previous exper. & understanding of aolid I state DC & RF circuitry deglrable. Call For Appt. lndusaial Rt!lations (714) 494-9401 TELONIC INDUSTRIES SLJ5/l>Ql •m Owme1 * 83IHMI * Local manufacturing rtrm ~. 27'!1> Barbar Blvd., PTI.O>mm·-m-1234 Docllcatod CIMnlnt """"' venalile ~ to ban· c:M. ~ F.qual 0ppor. Empl.Y.,. a.~..... * WE 00 EVERY'J1UNG * dle A/P • A/R, ·~ typing. c 0 M PAN!ON-Housekeeper I ~~~~~~~~~ · Rcla Free est. 646-2839. Start $450. Call . sally Hart, , live tn. .for eldeirly lady, . EXECUTIVE SECTY 14 ,,.... old blah oclx>OI ah'I . ~ 54(H;()55, Coastal Penonnel Laguna 'Beach. Re ta· DENTAL RECEPTION will babysit While yoU do HAULING I: :Y op Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd., .f9.J-.4632. ~ 1 h 0 pp t n a . coll~ student, trlt. CM. · ~~~------Fut growing Huntington ......,. -SM-or SM-™ Apt/Condomlnum TIME FOR ~ :.-:• ;:8~~ EXP. )nature woman. HOUSECLEANJ!!.G $2.50 an Dewlopera FOR ACTION ability to assume responal- DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 -- DAl~Y PILOT ORANGE COAST'S 1eading 1:"'11 1 M tor~; hour. 6 :" ci-2!1)8 ... . N~ s .. ch ba>ed equity •. • • bWty 1n addl&o to being Hfal>. ~ ;,..,;. -· 1....,..,. f~1a1 .:=.. w1~ DAILY PILOT ~1nt~, ·=· = ft A ___,G ... v home, * the U.S. re q u l re I ex· w·•NT AD Fulure unlimited 22 ~'-.b,;.f',J, j;;;\ meals. * IRONING P''lenced lndlvldoal to .. · Mc;irketplace ......., -Moderate'"'" 645-T48T c1e .. 1op. majcr FHA & coo-CALL 642-567. 8 yn p..t'm. ~· :::x= . Uonal financed ject. Need a "Pad"! Place an ad! W11L ~ hourly w~e Malnt.nanci R: , wtft> tn-1====r;.~;~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~=~~==::=11 you 19 ping, Mon-h. . . , Nr Hatbol' t. 63&-0$92. nDAT MAINTENANCE ~ site lleleC'tiOrl a ac-e '°' Paint 6 dry rot repair. U . ·~:;: y e a r a e x per i e nee , equiS.:O~ l&miina I: pn>- CARPllN'l"RY all phUel. ex· ~2157 R.E. Whittemore cell~ p ...a,. .,.. at -bl• Pointing & • r.oiilng, """""""' " ,.,_Fut-·-~~ Popo ....... 1119 utllltles ·-t t oner 5 wt-days, anylu-e Interim A permanen SaL • a... CUSTOM PAINTING -LAii011•08 SMALL l,.tt/Exter. Unlltm. lnft. e An:hltectural • builder ~ -i.. Ort doon. spec. JO'l<e. hee ~ ~ ·~~' potential: .---4 ftniah, frame, BUltiftl I: ellt. """"' _....... ~--t 1:1 .. "'1..:.ii baa-~-;;iO."'!llD-1961 . Won't bs -· 64HOllll. ~~ quaill!cihA ex·' Miiiit.~ repairl. Plum-No Wutlnl ~· Wrlte 0...1.Ded b'-. -, ~!Inc· * WALLPAPlll * Ad· No. sn. ".~ Piiot til: Qdli....,_ When,_ call "Mac" P.O. Box tlo. JJ11N co.ta • \ffe.111' ant~ ~511-l1~..,~~:AJ~~e;s.~1fm""J~:*~'"'f:eai::tt:. mi;i'".,. --Sn!Wl Jot» • -..,.,.. L.M.I. PAINTING ('7lf)_6tS-1;518 AT YOUR SERVICE • Alea=r. 1P' = 0( Carpe~try, bl( LARR~~"a1928 : ~:....:"" ';, --~!138'iii-~· ~-~l'AIN'l'ING • PAPE8JNC, N~~ ,,, ~"'I:;,.~~~~ l 1-. Slat Tenn NH3af. ,..,N£VER A FEE DlilJ Pilot • Classified JNT, A l:xttr. AQODUI. cetJ. I l J ~ :""'~a.!:: rrVnl ~=.= IN? • EXT ,......, ,.,.;4!1 ~\,~-~-~;;;;;:;;~ haJGll, natural woo lji ftJ!lll!ll! a.-. --. •Ol>IY • t PROI', ~, allo ftlOfl. pW, 1 l.IJ1, , Mac0"CUI' -cfll, .,,..,..,, r..-eor,, un ~ Ue/1111. ...... " - \ ' " • ' -~ If you sell a service and don't advertise in the DAILY PILOT Se rvice Directory, you're doing business the h<trd way. The Service Directory I classifications 600-699 in the cleuified ad section daily) gives you an advantage you get through no other advertising medium. It reaches customers who ere reedy to buy. Be there when your prospects come into the market looking for the services you hava to sell. If your service isn't listed, we'll. start a category just for you. • Pick up the phone right now and reserve your space in the "Sellers Circle" ••• . ' I Y·o,ur Direct Line to Director.J Results 642-1678. • • · CLAS119 AD DIPAITMINT , • I - -d .,..~ !lit,. lll ~h·1 ~ "" " . ' .. " ~fl •r .,, .,, ....... ,-\. . ' . .11'. ,, ' lj"q • ;f\•• ~ ..... . ' T• •lef. · 1·r.; ! ·1;,- ; ., . " t ... "' i.11 :' ~ ... ' j'.' i."11( ' ,:Olt: ' ,~, ,f ,. ' ,;;. I ' ''!1' .., ' ...,,(' r., 'I ,,, '• { -•?r •!.ti.I ,':fj "'' ••• ,;.., '* '!8 t: ... ·' • ... "' -· . " . • I l I I i c .. . . . .. . , . ' . ., • II DAILY '11.11 • s..dioJ, J>tcoo .... 10, 1912 I mi _[ __ "' ... ___,][fl) [ l[f) ;;;I ;;;" •1 -· ~l!Ill~J 1 [ . l(ll] ·I I ......... , ....... es I I~ [ I ;Is; sA I el tr•* ""•h;t a J .. d 1 ....... = Help w ... tod, M & F 711 Help Wanlod, M & P 710 Help Wonted, M I F 710 Help W•nlocl, M I F 710 Help Wanhd, M I I' 711 f:~ llQ hwolry • 115 1-41•-Ill Muoi fllAlll WANTRD. port time, R.copllonlal to $450 SECRETARY WOMAN...,. S.. tor 111-. lllEXICAN 0>1oo1a! • " ::8-:':All:';~-=:;'.:'.. "'f-===-H 0 U 9EKEEPE:R/Compan- ion. Mll1T dr t)'t . No l fl'll>k · '""'Call -· HOUSEKEEPER. live Jn, 5 day wk. Mon-Fri. O\\'b trans., 1Jdo We, f75-.8J4.I. H.OUSEWORK -pvt tlme mornlng1, Mon. thru Fri. J4Q. Ov.'1:1 car. 644-1344... Huntington S.•ch High School District ll11.1 Au Opening F<ll' 5,. Clerk Typist Startlng salary $558 a mo + xlnt benerits. Typing 50 manuaJ, 60 elec tric . Interesn.>d appl.icanta report for the ~Titten I e 1 t , December 16th, 9 AM, room 232. Edison High School, 21400 1'1agnoHa, Hunt , Beach. Equal Oppommity Employer. Huntintfon 8Mc:h H;gn School District !las Openings For ln1truc:tion•I Aid•• For siring lnstrument11. J\l ust be ablC to perform on all orchestra 11 I r i n g in· strument!!i. 1Dtcreatcd Ap- plicBJJts can 5.36-9331, ext 241 on Dec. ltlh for ap- pointmenL E q u a I Op- portwlity Erqplo,yer. lNHALATION TEOINICIAN Days/P~t's full time . Personnel dept, H o a g 1-iospital, Ne\!.'POrt Beach. INSPECTOR lor mooel work. Newport Will ntn on cord """'I-A COUllt.,. wori<. ~Coo-'-• llllda In M-Qtjr Wll DOING BELLS • ti * * ••oph on '" Beach. 61ru&. · Lovtl)' o11..,., of 0,.,u., TO lac:t Cllrio .,. c.otao. KJnc..i.t hdbrd 2 nlahi w • bo ~-~-• • • • -EW ~lllt' Bulfel. MAINTEN ANCE Man. Newport S.<eh firm. The SUPERINTENDANT 84T-*4. ~doOol ~drew .... ,!; ~ll ,;;;:~ ~ =•~ PRE SJ/~I DAY SALEI ,Excel, Aslt'! $.lZ. MH0'.11 ex-p'd, 2 da,ys a week, 1 .. --llchttat ot 1ypinR ok here. OF SCHOOLS ,Jo.t MlhJC:tt' btfdl i 1. cua't ••·--• •·· Illa. • •· " OF F SELMER MArlt vt E~t -•• Ablaall A-P<nonnel ·w -~ -•~ •-~· n · --~ ·-· ENTI Re STOC K -•1 •·· I P"'" &pl bldg complex. ~ Aa:trtcY. 2JJ W \Varntr Top ex~. k:ieiy skill.a. Prior I ~ M~u "'l"" .... e ~ 6: •ltt'I w«ld1na baDda, 18 ~ o -w E)Ue'. ~ • MANICUIUSr ~ -Siilta ii!, s.A. m..m. ' achool dl&t. otc. expee, do-.. t ill• ft..• ~lb!...,...... w~ white/~ &Qld. Sav. $15. 1 &~D ISIGNER S.ll tor UOO. $1&-5141. 8<'8ch M•aa Ht.Ir Salon, T -S1rlble. Attendance at nllht . . '¥ b ·-'l>lc>C!ci!d." ~.!!!.R!._~ \have bUI of sale 4 .....,. ~ ESS ES DRUM SET-6 pt.c:e 1 + 646-2'1l6 REOEP ION I~ 1 bo&rd nteetinp .rtq'd. 80-120 ~ ~~~~'"-Oofd \;.."t"t~ &ntiet o( quaj1i;y from Joet,f Vt lve • 'TatteU.u, Etc. Ludw)& mare. flOO. ·After MANACEl\lENT trainee _ fDl' t»Uttnent compl~x. Ex· w.p.m. typln&:. Sol&ry r&nae , ubd je'lt'elm). Aaklnc $285. 67S..7160• 6 pm,~. College and, ambltloua, 8". perlenced. Llte off.Ice "'0fk $735-~ Application dead· Antiques IOO. A99-2?42. . 'niey'ri rt&Jly Vt()' h•nd· 3311 Marine Ave .• • Sal td X:L 250 Amo. tor .Bull or g1"'ssi\'e. Startlt!g aalacy to & l)'Jltn&. PIU't llnle. ,i' rl llne U /14./72. Smd ~ume -L . ble, Sean. W/aU aome rlnai & • ¥Ood b\(y. ~ s. eo.,11 H Lag 8ch Guitar, Aak'a $2.9). ~·· SJOO a mo. C&ll Don Wu-Sat&: Sun, 11 to 7:30. S2.50 to classified ILd no. ~ clo I~ Th.den • Howard eqy.I» Incl n.hll. a ~tJ. M6-6no eves &: wll:el)4ts 1or 'N)I., • 223 JrSowe-.r1 a.ta Jtfeaa . "'I"· '4+-9000. P« 'Ph. 546-4370 Dally Pilot, P. O. Box 1560, ProoeJ' a ~~!;2t:J ~ ~ '1=. '!'°'~ ~ ~':ltt.1:10 ~p<s·. CASH AN>'IQUE oak oheSI'. 2 hl>f· m BASS J.ccordloh Xlnt l\i.AllJRE gal, -Prr 01 Ins. C.OSta ~ Ca. American lndlen' JeweI?y, '50.·W~ft4i1 f15 2 Y. _ feta, ·mahO& IMg.le bed• Ir oond, Coe:C 1100 nu, tacrif at Office. Exp. not nee. YU· RECEPTIONISl', AIR &. Dec:. 16th .. lllb ~ bud le SU: $.1 ' 111 * * * * picfare frtmea. -Scbwtnn U95/best oner. 5tM4l6 ing/type Ir ability to com· pa,)lllbl.e exp. Inter ?ifon, ~AJ\Y/Aulatan{ to 10 AM. 6 PM, both~· $10;2 pull··tlP Ctn, SU tioth DIAMOND SoUt:&lre, ci!rt ap-tb'l'l'11 13 Stingray, uh: triple ALTO s A X-0 pH ONE , tnunklte a mutt. 0e.,ys \Ved, f'rl. IG-12. $2.30 hr director of Sa.let &: Zun}.Navajo.Santo w.u.er for tn. 1 bier 18 pniq! SJ600 1etf S99J Ge--Clreuer' ~/mlrrot, will.nut Beulcher Good oood f83 83W437. start. P\Wlh Cow, 3001 Marketing. Must have typo. Jewelry will be offtred All Xlnf -cond ,~ • nutne EMEiiAw 18 Carat butte-t, BOl.ld mahoi CaU ~ · ' MEDICAL RECORDS Redhill Bldg 1 ' Sulte 108 ~ ~i:; .• ,tu:i-n.\: ~~ "'w.=· ~t¥1:~ THOiW'iiiiE ahtloC nn. ~ '=· W1· ~~ :,>;,.~ =r" ~ Offl .. Fumlturo/ Restaurant is a career posltlon. Salary Willlhlrt-lllvd. 6 bSocD Eut let w~ · Oo.t diam'• ~ rubiN. S9'l5. 1ookit! at! 841-3386 E t .24 TONIO 'S 'o m men•. w /exp , of Ibo 5an °""° Flffway. SUOO.· uldiw l650. 8' Pillow· JADE bra"''" 14 ....,t * AUCTION * 'I" P• , TECllNINIM n4-979-0660. Suite 'T08. For tnfonnat1on back f.qu& .,fa S 3 O 0 . eolid &Old. val pO •ll '39. A· typewrtter fl1J&lnnan his """ An •itiflng new L1wry'1 eall: 21·3-7 S 2-8 6 O 5 ar Ametiean Indian wall ~-JADE brooch $5. World Fine FurnitW'e late model elet: typewri~n: Auoe; ... d Re1l•••••I Se'cur1'ty --""~ ~~~· . wide . ool.....,,, ·oc fllleOt A lo" ~d ..... 30 & C>lculaton, like new, General Hospital 12860 Polm·strHt Garden G r ove (714) 537·5160 OPENING SOON Muter~Olarp accepted ROulKt pecan .......... tabJe je\\-elry • ~ roYal uc1 ns r ,-, ay, 7: p.m. rtbl:t -~_. __ 84.7·9864. d~s· 210 Newport C•nter Or. Offi AH'ItQUi•lhipment from ~ ~ ~12e= ~ pieces.~ olL 1521 W indy1 1 Auction Barn aft 6.' ~. ' F h• I I d N' B h 1cers lhe Eu! ancj Europe. • -' ' TURQUOISE JEWELRY :lri>l> Newport, CM 846-8686 SEC. chrs -· wood d"'"' •• ion • •n • pt c: oat: round"'~ tables. ~fl.YxSr.1~ ~ Gemine Indian, M>m.e "old Behind Tony'1 Blds: Mat'I f;D...60, star c&b W. 116'f.w. AJTR.E ~ Part Lime le Full time Butchft' bklck, preaback .; WH I ;et ~ ri:wn·:, 91JWlA:he9, braoeteta, BEAtrr llOlid cherr)' dining l9rh CM, ~. • \V ~SSES Average $100 per week to ann ~. ~ box, beauti-"""~a.a-Iler .!! nGold/w 0.? .... 1 ilh.I, f e t 1 8 h e 8 etc. se• 1--hutch -· '69 Pi•not/1\-•ns 126 • HOSTESSES ful sideboarda, lots ot '-'lal...., ,~ .. .,. ... tie Wholesale prioee. 6200 W. .. <&"' • ·-· • -•r : :~~.fsER ~~itBltmf: lilea 1:~; Ouiltmu IOOdlet! • _ =a: nSiht itand .SIS. Cat. Hwy, N.B. 64.IH3t7. ~:ia~. am~· ~a. m3; *PIANOS*ORGANS e KITCHEN PERIDNNEL Opportunity to advance to The Bix•rre Antiques t'Af "l:IM: NAiiLi . WANTED; Le.dies ' o ~ d curvtd; $90; Reel lawn Goll:lj: Out For Buaineft ·Apflly tn Peraon detective. Contact Security 2500 Newport Btvd., CM ~ -· • f.draw )Uhioned. diamond W!'lllt mo~r $~; l4i'e dre11er Best quality 4 prices • 5£!hi, Mon. tbru Fri. JI am to 3 pin. Agent. While funt SfDre. ANTIQUE Vicknian chaJr 5.'m;·C~~t.~ ~ & pocket wa~h. ·$l0: ~ kawal·Stelnway-Baldwlnl ftc. An equal opportunity 222'l So. liarbor, Anattelm gplnct desk.. Dining (Ill aet'. m:w." Platform rocker an;d ' KttbIENfable & Chllb'S. Player Plf.noa a: Rois employer Mon, Dec. llth, 9 AM-12 6 chrs, · )id1cl;' & table, mt80@J-Mltce~laneous 111 shower curtain. JAi price for Rentals • ·•··· • We Buy-Sell Medital Staff Sec'y noon. mahoc & anUliue-whlte. Ory SACRUlCE! S4&-4681 . . 200'· plutic pipe, fitting & Daily 10-6 sun 12·5 , ~!in. J yr hospital exper. REt'AlL J ri sink cust made, Gone With · A L'21.E HAIGt-l qRJ:GJ;NAL valves. 28' scalloped con-FIELD'S PIANOS Xlnt salary & fr Inge Sal. ~•4-... 8,.:.·~-' !Exp SERVICE Station Attendant the Wind lamp, antique oak 5 PCw!Solldlh MaP.Je bedroom oU pa1ntln1a, eold 1rame, crete edgjng. 2.flXIO aTU air C.0.ta Meu. (TI41 663250 ix'n<'fits. Contact Peraonnel pe,:;N~~Sta~!,~ w/exper. Top wages & chest, small. 6 Pe silver let nevar mar .~P· 6 24" x 36" 'F~l" scene $1~,, conditioQJ!ril. 24445 Corta BEAUTlFUL Italian Provtn· Dept., J\fon. thru Thurs, 94 '42'J9 Bireh st., NB Ask for ~· Apply Chevron Sta. cMI« set, antique china, ="'!ft~' ~ ~ Wonderful C h r I at ma.• .Cn!lta, El Toro DJ-4096 ~ Hammond H-1.82 ortan ~~~it~ounH~~i~~'1 7~~Q Sylvia \Vest. hon, 604. So. Coast Hwy, Lag silver & brtN·lrac.. lhlltter back bead If 0 0 t presenl:. 6*-(l818. BOUTIQUE items: New for MJe by owner. Wlll con- E lid A F all RN Beach. ATTN : Co 11ector1 ! boafds. $125. '536-7478 LlONEL '{RAINS handcra!ted items for sale. Bider trade on tine piano as ~11lt. vc., ount. v ey. ~ting Room SERVICE station' attendant, ~ Plates, lit Edi-COM:PIEI'E ~ ~f DJES:!".s1r8 ~crrIVE:S ~~~;, ~ ~~~ down pl9'h?(!nt. ~ MEDICAL Assistant-Back M .. U:t30eunpmleader ~time~ ~r;~~ l.lanykinds. 530-7486 =~=~t~nter. ~-· ~_.,.,i.o ·.~rs . elves ~$4., Crochet PoQcboe B~~a~ ~ Boat Assembly &: Gel·Coot. office for busy GP. Must .r Servi-19001 ~·~ t MUCH o1........ """' .-., .,..._..,. "t ~ $12. SU-1988 Du ~ D ~-'-•--· x D.... .......... .. .__. O:mtact Personnel D e pt . ""• ™'"""'l'W'S • an..,....,. f'U:n:llture, Bar &l:ze -1 table . .1022 W. • Pft!e, ---.. ce .....,, Previous lnspe1...-tlon exper & ..,iuw •• .....,. • ....-.. w ..-.......... M lhru -9-4 H.B. bric-a-brac. u-"-, must HN•-n. ,C:.. Meu fl.UORE!?CEN1' futures, 2-UPHO L chairs, 2 Danish CM 545o-48SO rl'linble. Apply in ~. EKG. Mission Viejo I: El on. iuurs., pm. .. .......... <& "UllO umUI Co pl t /1 fro ~-~---~--• l'ltacGregor Yachts, 1631 ',,_Toro=°'""',,,.a.....,83'1,,·.,,1'5_,.52'~.,..,...,. Fountain Valley Community SEN 0 sell. SCS-8!K8. BAYCREST Moving Sa.le •A: eG!,nl wl:'.~p 1=~ mod chalrs $15 ea: Lee.ther. T-400 tlammond 0 rca n 1 , Hospital, 1noo Euclid Ave., I R EDP CAsH Register NCR., wry Walri t ni-l.... RM ..iui' '"' .-..~us, ..._ lop ®ftee table; DeniAh y,•/auto percuaglon. f nu Placentia. O f. ?.fEDICAL Assilta.nt, basic Fount Valley. 979-1211. CONTROL CLERK rare. Early 1900. Mint cond. Vel~ J6ve~a• s::;,t. ~ SUperior, CQst& Meaa.. .~coffee table: Magnavox old. Still in wan'. Firm ~ lab &: X·ray. 5 yrs back ol.----5""R"N-i-'--~~--1 Run EDP Service Desk $299. 673-8873. que occaaiona1 .,table, $125 POOL TABLES-BRAND NU' hi·fl w/ext speaker $35. $1400. 646-7380 l~NE P£RSONNEl SERYICES-•AC.ENCY ~':°91~8t:a~ :i~.623 No more ~ltals Perform tape librarian func-e INTERIOR D£CORATOR all. in ~ut ~nd. MS'..7464· ' ?:.,,ACI'ORY DIRECT-LO AS ~M+-7473 ,._, I WURlJTZER Electric chord Beautiful office & su""r staff Uons, balance control totals • s~·""nz In~ BEDllOOM w"'-t ...__ ....,.. ....,er, e ec range, Ol][llJI 1410 model, V«ry Merchandising .... .....,........., , • ..... iu • 'wu 633-3461; 544--0466 h eabed, s•-r oewtng • seeks friendly stable in-and update production job Reas. prices 979-S.A. bedli, stand Triple drelaer .. ,... good cond. Belt ouer, Female, Enthusiastic inven-dlvidua.I for back office. 4.~ control cards. mirror .'mattresses &. FUU. bal'l'el complete beer nw:h w/cab, movie 546-6!§5; Sales !\lanaRer to SllK tory firm ittVicing 1ooal Day '4'k. Call Barbara, EXPERIENCE: * ~UE Desk, unique S. aprngg,'Good cond. $250.. GE tapper system, retrlg, Cl)-2 ca.rnera. Cassette teoorder, ~'--,,=====-.,-, £it:ld Service Rep lQ $10);{: Wrea,_part_..time, Merohan. SJl,,..2700,-Dennis &. Dcnnl.5 f lo~ yo•rs type_rou _top ... $000, ,..;..,.rt ,..,_..__..,....._., _.,.., mech. A door apigot $UO. m!SC. 645-DJ ~ndUP?J~HTCallP~2~ .. Sales Order Desk to $900 dlsing ~& car n~. Personnel Agency of Irvine, ~ 6T3-909S u ,,,__,....i £11M1...-._ ~ Tud 543-7988 fi4&..8289 Mlsc:•ll · "" · -·-•.n••·- Abo\·e require knowledge Reply P o ·noi497n., Los 2.082 l>.Uchelson Dr. prior <:ontrol clerk exper. A lia I02 ANTIQVE SecNtar,,t desk - -' · •~s !l19-:8'198. -- ot ind11s/com1n'I adhesives Angclt"s 90049 or 21l-476-'l'J'13 ience in DOS or OS environ-· pP ltCfl c:ireWr, Chest ol dziwe '. MAGN~°V,?~ Stereo theafre W1-n'*i 820 WANTED: Piaqo in rood Purchas. Ord •.FoUo\vup to • i'V"P'"r:'• , RN an shifts, fltime rcu. ment. ELF.CI'ROLUX the world's Twn bed! Mlac & .2J." IL.UJW"' .TV, AM/FM . musical oond • ..J w\IJ pey up $800 .-1v1 Lt.. maid, Mon.Fri. Padfica Hosp, 1 8 7 9 2 Apply 9-12 Mon thro Fri tinest cl See UU, Uprfgbt t t e t radio &-record pln.wr. 90" 2 PRNATE PARTY WANTS to $2)(1. Pia e&ll 675--3838i S.o'y/Adv<'rtisln" to $650 Prefer m.ature p·erso n . Delaware, H.B. 842-0011. PA~IFIC MUT·UA'-vacuum. eaner. · M4.-fl'93 ' cushlon&0fa 5of)o.3ln 1'0 BUY PIANO FOR""~~~'-"'~'-'-'"'°,...· " , ·-··· ""·ch .., ... ""... ""' ._-the all new automatic· ·-' _ . . CASH_ PIANO, French Provincial J\1TST/Gen'I Office to $600 .._ .... _DC« • "'1.....-o.;ul. SALES REP.FEMALE 700 Newport Center Dr. model, 12m W/ptWe'!' nonle DIN •. lllllte, . PeCan, POOL Tables -Fre1ght --~2ff8 spinet, like new. c j.11 Reccpt/Gcn'I Ofc (Sat, MTST $600 SEMICONDUCTORS Newport Beach & n.t& wuber attachmenta. must sell Exquls.i_te damaae<f. All 111, $49 tol:=-==~'-7."""-.,..,,~-~ aft 6 pm. j ~ir'i&~<l~~~~hl to l: A wee bit ot ~· \I.ill Salary equal opportunity employer F\lr a free home trial call custom Mt.a 9' 'go1d ~pe $199 . ChriatJna1 WANTED quality doll.iloJ~. GULBRANSEN Spintt . A/P. lnven Control $460 quallfy you. for this spot. Comm/Car Expenses SU-4749. Appolntments Day velvet, pd '950. tell $0). l..a)'-A...Wa,y. 6S9-4l623. Approx ·1J"x2$". Clerk Typlst/Pun:hasc $460 Lovely Irvine off t c es , Xlnt career position SERVICE Station Atte'bdant. or eves are made by our Lampe. tables, etc. &Q-3355 BRADBURY Seascape $250 644-1592 walnut t1rd11h. Xlnt cond. Prod. Control Clerk $460 ~iendly ~ a~re degree + kno'I of elec-P/tirne eves &. wkndl. Ute bond~ represenf:Btives on a eves.. Rare Etchinp; Goya $Zl5; Bongo or HI•~ bHrd" $450. Call 837~10) ltled Frnt/Bck Ofc $450 up "' top Deno::.ut&. Abigail Ab-tronics It. &a1e1 exp. pref'd. mechanical exper. Neat ap. no G~tion besiL Alao, co. SWIVEL rocker, black irQ-DaU $195, Pica.DCJ $75. Pvt. * Call S75-5750 * HARDMAN .fO lo. Ptari> , rnctaphone Typist to $425 ~. ~~J.w~e§>', s.Xf lCK.fM ~ . t A 8J5-354.1 pearance. Apply AM. 2590 expand its local S&Jec lt&Uan le&tber, comfortable, pty, ~. M k EKcelfent condition. f.GI. 'I FlgUre Oerk(l'ype S37S ssi-6122..· ' • , 50l ·S .. Mai~t~. e6rar:e~a. iiNiieiiwport .... iiBiiliivdii.ii' C. ..... M ... iiliiiiii I =ted n;,~ :,r:: ~ ~~ ~f.:O ~~n-KITCHEN c ab In et a I: VI •I Instruments 122 ~=='i'ITZER"'==-.. ~--- 488 E. 17th (al Irvine) CJ\.f NXnm 5rl Sales SEXTANT at this ~ 1229 w. 5th 1--en .. ~...;.,,...-....o.uce fonnica aiunttt t 0 p •. GUITARS-Gui(d & Lyle ec. orpn. 642·1470 co. Openlng local Santa Ana. ...----... VU-WIQ. J-larden Enb!rpri9e&, 115 W. R~ ... ~NABLE n...: Xlnt cond. $S!50. TV como&e ------branch) offtoes~ ln M1asJon Representative needed for o . ._...,...,....,.. l...CQ11CHES _tor...__18.le, 1.-8' 18th St .• C.M. 6'2-2Sf2. ~ .. AA ... AA •11'°"' ~w=. "'""=-",.l!IS.;::;.-..,...,.,;,,,-~--~-Viejo-Dana Pt. area needs Orange County tC!rritory. RESTAURANT n..:.£.r .c. I: 'Menttt 5elf orarce. good ....-&. l-6' IiiLER 2lC el-• ... --i.-, _ _.,,.... · UPRIGHT Plano f<X' ille. JANITORS for steady part 2 men & 2 women willing to 56 yr old company. Sa!Etry, cleantna dbl oven., new ,....._ ""' ...,.~ .. L<~ 1 1in1C! work. £ to IO p. Mon learn our businesl. Refs as commissions, bonw & other never WJed-prteed beklW .~ bide-a-bed, lllnt cond. carbon + silk ribbM. Like Sel the old 1tuff 8UY the new Private p&rly. $225. f:ill thru Fri ~-coon~ t · t ·1y "---4 -> •-'-be fi F · Now 1~rv1'ow1".-....... .,,, $199, ~.-·, dbl I single be&dboard, pecan, new $250. 9 It ~,ft _..... stuH. ~ or 66-1'1'91 • " Write Ci,~ ... ,.., 'f .':i.'"t!!Fi..i4isa._....~. ;;,:,• .• ~ "oo~"";.;:.: "F:rE...;.;...,.... ;;;;:;'R.otrig,,.b,t°;;o;;.,,$1SO, xlotOCJl'1.pt;Hm .,.w,Sac l2J).~ -..................... . Slauson, Commerce, 9IX»O Nuning J\leyen. -,.... 96l-i6.1'l. • H>VING: Mast sell. belt of-tt U SBAf'l(>'S Chri.stma.t! !- , ...,. J ,\NIT01tS -Part time of· Nurse Attendanti SAL'""''=ES~Cl=-erks~-&~C..~hi~-.,..-.· I Deli Personnel -Fry Cooks KENMORE auto mat Jc. ter takes.· 9" sot.a &. clul:! Salu~ him w/~" cannorn ~ • 1 fice clea ning , eves, husb & All shifts. Acu~ hosp. exper. 80me exper. Apply I n \Vaitress 11gr .. WAftresses washer, famiJ,y s:l.ze, three cba1r w/_otfoman. Hk.e new. on wh1s. shoo.ts beer cans. wife team OK. Car &: phone requfred. Contact Penonnel person. ~ker Auto Parts, Hosteases Bus Boys temp. 6 months old. Ex· 66-l'm after 5 A ~ 1,67H194~,==·,.,...~~--- a must. Call 532-6558. DepL Monday lhru Thurs g... 111 • 19th St., C.M. Counter Girls • Dishwuhers cellent condition $1S0 · q~-aedrooNO m setO te 12x18 Bld,g. Must move! JOBS 4. pm. Fowitain Valley Com-, 642--0022. ............. Mar top, lt nu "Wood conat wired, crptd URGENTLY NEEDED munlty Hospital, 1 71 00 Phone or apply Mon. tbru 12 CU ·rr Sears troatlen ~7$195/Best o If er· Cost $2400,' Now $ 4 7 S '. •Secretaries Euclid Ave .. Founlai.n , SECRETARIES Sat. between 9 &. 5 rerrig. Good cond. $100. or 639-3075. • Keypunch Operators '{alley. 979-12ll. make otter. 6'1318l9 or BEIGE naugahyde eofa bed FOUR Jane professional l/32 e Industrial PEOPLE GREETER 630 Newport Center Dr. ~7429 &: chair, $00 for both. Call or 1124. a1o1 ·car track wtlti :,:ling Clerk Typi.~ Ladles, pa.rt.-tirne daily, 10 • Th• lrvlne Company Newport Beach 644a7804 REFRIGERATOR I: stove. after 7, 541).3283. carsmak, cont.rollers. etc. See Ir Anaheim 533-2.322 ~il 2. No ~"eekends. No 11ell-J-Iaa .0 e nfl n very clean, $50 e.ch. 7U> O.~ S.le 112 e offer! 675-1564.. NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO tng. Xlnt wages. Ce~tral aecretarfes: f tor ·2 SHAMPOO girl 6: uslstant We at m i n 1 t er Ave ., GRANNY's ,.._..._._ Sal HEIRLOOM d 1us Bo.lees Tempo Temporary Help Orange Co. area. Interviews Full tlme Salary &-com· Westminster. set 6.-oak,.....~ At;n; .ml& to )'OU. M• to order. JUNIOR Salesmen: lG-15. ~~~'ve .. w~~ Construction Secr•ta ry H1!t:ioW~Pr>lfu m N~=~ PHILCO ~~ER &: ~· round pedestal table, ~: ~~~t Earn $:?G.'40 per week 1et· PLANO Player A Drummer. wtth min. 3 yn: exper. \\wk· Blvd., N.B. tor sale IKJUU'e Pine ~. walnut 2l" COLOR TV - ting new .,,,......,.. • .,. . ...,. -,,pp1y-m·-·'-a;;"'1'rH:!!=..!':I~~-l'.""J.,,"'} liirnJor ......._U.....llo<I· t~llill.-.!, , -]!"', 4 poster bod, ,lo!ll, , worl« ~~~~;'1~:e: Bar,810W.l9th5t.,o.t. ~""n t . ~ojec fastelderl)'lady.-8hid&y, c0RNING Ware aiip in ?tfiec,SAT&SUN,10to5. ~~~bee ~~:;l,..,""'""'"-"'""'.--• .. --..'.lt';., ~p'.m"'""". w.p.~.. days. Older. ~7658. range, brand new, still in Phone &Q...m35 -2449 Santa ...... .-... g . .,_.....,.,..., ,...... not Include coU«tinK or POI.ICEMAN w ~ TELLER TRAINEE l;;;;=;;;';-;=-:--;-r-, >J dellvt!ring. Transportation is Fin•nc:J•I Sec-r•tary shipping crate, $ 4 S 5 . Ana., CM. FORMICA Table. 4 aqua t ~ We wen tour Sal•ry'" $112 -$107I With min. 2' yrs exper. Ac-The friendliest bank in tDWn 6.75-5750. 2 CUSTOM a 11. 1 Ias1 chn $40. mu airla bike, $35, -. • .,.., alter school and 8 on Lateral entry only. Height curate 70 w.p.m. typing nee:<is a new1face to P."M:t OVER 3XI wuhen:, dryotn-, aqwuiUlM & lots of ml8c ~~ t:,8! coflchree t0bl1 $30, BUc ~; ~ • • SaforturdayFoon;-~eVhaallV.e7ope~ min. S'8". POsr: Basic. (heavy U.futlcal), 11 h theirhe -~~~r 0c ie,,is1 .,." ~ ttfrtgeraton from $39.95. supplleL Seilba 1ear. tanks, uaw ..._ • $1 • ~ ....., • """"l.U Ptesen•1•• -1--.u~ Ca!U belpfu.11 bot not necessary. t "'°'" rea '"''"'111· M5--07'80. ........, Siii.ii. etc. 32 wit DARK riulch ... 1n1r short Huntington Beach are:aa on-~ em.....,,,-wu · · Call Marion ~2700 ·Den-• -.~ ~:"'I': ly. You must be out of P .O. Apply before Dec. 13th. Excellent company benefita nil &: OeMis Pef.onneJ Si.> 1 YR. iUAfT!., del &. In-mariDt' aenen.tiile plant 80 jac~t &: ~t. ·Pert', eohd. - For •n ff In W~n·s World C•ll INry Betit 642-$.671, ext S» International Designer Pattern ac:hool by 3 PM"' t 0 Personnel Dept., (!niler), A "'Orldl\g ~tions. A.l:"ency ot Irvine, 20!2 stall. Late mod. all cycle lb hunting bOw •. Sextant. U $350. No ~ 644-Qa 1 1 ,1 pe.rticipate. ExperienceJ 10200 Slater Ave, Fountain Call 644.3319 Mlcheleon Dr. Kenmore washer. 8»-l'f78. volt martnt bttter1$ Ek· =·~tt~1,,.p,,,.m~. ~---- -•_iwn priority . Valley. BetwMhl •m & 12 pm U..,,...tly Needed • DISHWASHERs, washers, ~ ~~e o'; ~~.~-bougSundh5-ay I•· 968-064f. •-,,-·• drym, reblt ~· "'°1dlonly ~·~ / l .,,,.,., r--rotory . $600 Unskllled delv'dd ......... -·. · 1..S pm. 1997 Fullerton, CM i\ ~·TIJCKY Fried Chkken R!>dio!ogy -Fee =•• Cfe..L-& ~·~ GARAGE sale Sat & "1n, 9, 54&-1<!21. : nttds male a: t •ma I e NUCLEAR Med. Tech. run •l\l!ol ..-11a 'tWO 'deluxe stovu for sale. s. 17867 Bay st., Fountain 10 -~=Sch.,.-wt"nn-=v-·-lty,.-1 I.-I/time&: p/time help. Apply Join this large·fiim swarm· $100 cb all -· ! aft l Pl\f at 2929 E. Coast or pa.rt ttme in expanding Inc w/ellgible execs. &. be Packen · ea• M&-5534. e V ey, ~ rack " box Xlnt $55. Panasonic stereo: 11..,., ,.., .... , dept. Prefer experience. prepared to answer, "What NEVER A FEE for VUlt ...... ..., aet, _ll:inpize Xlnt ...e , Movie ~ ...... or I~ . ~.3, \Au~. P I De t H Ho BAR ' SI Z .... bedrm. let, 11ft.oo..i:.... like trl;l'I .,::""_.....,., ...... F"• e~c p . oaa • are you doing New Ycar!!i'!'' I . .:. .,_....... -~,..,,. pltal., ~rt Beactt. Friendly lndlvtdual !OUStht ntenm REFRIGERATOR ~......:..~ firm mattreu, lc7-0"~'"'-"=,.,...~~~ ~ Keypuncher $460 I~.,."--;-;'-:-.,--;--,--for fun dept Call Jo. • $49 *. 549-2025 ~ eve. 44 Sq. ydl, gold nylon Hy·Lo I~ Assistant Bookkf!tper S50l R1•I E state S.le1 833-2TIJO. A1ao Fee Jobi. Penonnel S."1ce KELVIN ATOR ~r chest T 0 ot.SSanden, vibrator, carpet Xlnt . cond. Call ~ .. • ... .. . =r'=~l')I ;: FREE ~n:. "-~"1~::.r90mi 64i-"1s1 .. '!'· 20th, ~ ... ~25· n type, ~-615-5258 * . ~~~ wu~ <at;'~ :tr: tou·!n Newport • Writer/PR SJ hr M1chelson or. ~ ,.. .,... ,...,, eltt. time clock, eleC. Beech · 'T enn I a Ch1b· • 72591 blouse 72631 • • •• Tax Secretary $575 LlcenH Tr•inlnt SECRETARY Equal Oppor. Employer PHILCO 2 dr refrie, 14 cu rt add'~· . mach, I: e 1 e c. Mqntier.bip. 640-0570. ,_ Ad\ltt"tising Sec'y $650 Limited Time Only Ftt PIJd/Alto Fee Jobs. W~. Full & w/lce M•r. $154. ~ b'Re,)vrtter, m&llY more CARPET ray:e; hu'SbaP' =g Secretary to ;: Famous license caune, DOW ?.tanager or textile nnn p/~me. apply, C o J o n y Fvrnftur• I JO Jtema. 247 Cedar St Ntwport Hl·l..Dws, WW .ell at cast Maintenance man 10 $550 aVfil4bl:e. thru Tarbell 1Com· needa right hand gal to K t ~ c be n, San Juan Shores, NB. 66--7667 plus labor. ~ }~ree &: Fee Positions ~~~~~~tior:. amst him. Lots of variety Capistrano, 2'71.42 Ortega BASSETT dln1na set. lt SINGER lh'inl machine USEb BICYCLES'-' .• NEWPORT New or experienced ·sales It. good benefits. SaJa.ry to Hwy. . . pecan,ova1tab&eA:6chatra, cabtnetS25. Paperback AU types 642-1272 (., '·• .. ~ '' $650. Call Jan PAR e, WAITREs.SES (2) Mexican china, hutch a: buffet. Best boob JDo«lc PI a y b o Y I:-:==~..,.-""'~'--=""' Personnel Agency people. Openings avall&ble. 54CHiOOr5, CoA.11:.a.I Pt>r.DJnel food aJao 1 Hostess. £1cp'd. $300 64S-Sm m~ 3:Jc, ~. pie· BALDWIN SJ)lnet pi&rw> $650. 133 Dav•r Dr., N.8 . ~~pletl training procram. Aa:ency, 2700 Harbor Blvd., over 2L Apply 32)1 C.OUt over · turea: etc. Sa~. 2J?6 A· AnUque car:ved Sp.an I 1 l 642-3170 ru•Ul'e management Of!POr· C:M. Hwy, CdM. s:_~~ wtlh matching 0 5' 'J"hurb, St. Thwiit and a .... chesf $5(X).'642-2490,' tunitfts. ca.u Mr. Sloan at S 8 k $800 NV-t neve'l' u 1 e ~ !'!!!~~!""~~~~!!!!I 832-5440. ec:'y k pr to WAITRESS, exper. CoHee AvocadO velvet. $ 2 i 5 : St.· C.M. 55l:!691). ~R Se.le. Reel McLean skirt Eguz.quiza 'J..EiGAL SEX:RETA!IY TARBELL FoePa;d Sh<>p.A.PP.1Yln-.1'3f>. 995-fl!T. MOWNO;.l>inet1'1~.oc ..... -wn~a..Edg<!-.$125. w/pd skilll & eXperlence. • ' '· Prts. needs rlghl lland to 4 Pm daily. 2633 w; Coast WHrI'E pedettal dintn& stt Uonal, ·deek-1 cnalr, pwr Xlnt cp'1. 64&-0388, 644-oftilO. grow w/C!Xpandlng co. Hwy., N.B. 'W/4 Niwl chain $135. ~· -edaef, -.~pictures. mJ 1.c. DESIGNER §IUedy .Ann N' ''!' .!. -REAL TORS Great benefits & location. Wliltr•1H1, Ex,.r. tuxedo.,, .... 8' md &001 ~~bold lltQ1s...V\V._pl.ags, Andy's . Giant size. 4' 1a11 • MACHINISJS Call Kim, 833·2700. Alao Fee MS-ml * ....... $1S. '640--uZ Drdiirf' too1a, --Sh&ntar •. $15. a.~. At home ensembles ~rt> a must ln all wardrobc11 RKepf~onl1t to ~ Jobs. Dennis &: OC!nnls Per-* · -... _ · . -:zi i\ ~ t.M. 1 l i . · ~ here ls one by Egttr;qulU.. The 1h@..Wnly blo~ Jig Bor• O.Vl'-9 Fee hid IOMl!I "Agency of Irvine, , • ..,. WINGED loYe ,._t $85. ; · ' i::ri 9 KE;EFJt ~ MelTitt dllh· ha.,: a biu collar that t1e& cuua11y to U\O ald.c. The 3rd Shfft Plush co.~ P*Y cat to ~Michelson Dr. . wwc.LDl!R dia. rd. pine t:idlle, 2·1eavet 1~ ~Caftr\rVol~ &\;.,~: ~ ~nd!Uori. $7'. iJppe;;_ta sot in. the· C('tlter b&ck 1e11m. The sklt1, Min 5 yn exper Will make clients purr, Super Sec t a-.1.rA <X>MBINATION & 8 E. Am • dirt-$295. •teW. ~ tQotit ~ . ~r · ~ply pleated ~nd eued lnto the wt~ waistband, ...,rfoi.m c 1 0 1 e toierance front office porl;tlon la YoUr'I re •ry ~ CERTIFIED 5*-8358.. . • • , ri.nY' ', '"'-'"'*''17 aXi1 Porl fdINK ttole. Olea Cua1nl f!IJ.lj' lnto a lovtJ,y full flare. Whethtr short or Joni, ~Own tools req'd. ~ meow to Kim, Fee Paid/Also Fee Job11 3 Yr11. min. exper. Hclbrc BEAtrI' Dfexel 'bar <Et Weybrf/ce~·ij'. N B ~'Xlnt cond. . you'll love weatlng this. Fa~ auggettions: surah, G rinder M•chlnist . Al.i )•ee Jobi. Good Skills Welding, Metal Are iexper. Cetera) IJ'OUp, !I cane back ·~i v • " ~ •. • 962-9762 crepe, Jersey, 4yntbetlc blelldl. Both ~I and 72631 2nd Shift ~":,'Y" :~~ ~~~ ~ar=~~!:e a~ leather bu chain, eoll 1)~· ~ii}J 1 · "'.' -YARD VAC $75 are cut In ready•t<>-wct.11 r.U11m Stie. 6;!8-72591, Min. 3 -·-· OWn ·-·· Mlchelm Dr. Peraonnel A .... ncy hatd2ndfa-·~ $1300 ... u mo, 833-3493 ' -.... tents,~ \a«i • 54J-7464 • . . bJow:,. Size -~· rqqultetl 2\t yt.rdl or ~·· fabric. , ... -.,... WUUI *1 ,.,.,... Shift . ~ fV . .,d .. ~ ~ 1 72631; ski~ size 12, re4uiret 4~ yards ot 45" fabric niqutrtd. · RECEPTIONIST" Westcllff Dr., NB Pleue A°i?.IL ~ued~~~ooOUer • Sat. ~~ ».?.1dnly. 8TJi:·ti~9;.. FM, auto for the long,vertion and 31.4 yarda fort~ short. Pleue APflly Shlne 1n buy 1ront omce ~ ROYAL INDUiTR1es ur-t5?• . . . ~4,,,_. Pis.I ~ rs. pbOnQ/~ 2 spea,ken, To order '12591, blouse; give •lztt. Mmt, .&trea. and RQyAL INDUSTRIES wlray or typl°" •..,...of SECRETARIES 1 ' . • ~\ ·• xtir1~,.._ MS-m9. %Ip. Send $1.!>0 !or third ciala mall. Acid 2!lc f0< ~. E. °""' Rd., ·S.A. l:!.,blk_ Callr>1ai~._ 1.Ht .'.!,. * 1000,0 FREE * F.q3:i!:O::. '/!:;;..!:.~ *** SOia • moichllll ~ ift!t Dr.. CdM !W>Io.TV .,.., equip w: · nrs1-c:1us and ,,....i h&lldllna. To onlt?r 726.li ...,._ Oppot. Emplo)'tt ,._., no....,.. ....,~i, 11 _,,...,. ~t. never Ul!fd· Both $~ ~"' 2 ~ RT .. oiuJ .witches, vai• . '1\Jii:. lfve. ~. name, addreu and lip. Send $1.Ml MJ.«X;O, O>utlll -1 LtJ Retndtt'o A<•ncy Ulllll!y -· 961-7910,, ·~ltd a. boo "°"""" 6 _ lllloc. IMHtl2 lor ·ll>lrd <leK lhall. AM 2!lc for lint clau and * MACHINIST -CM. • mo -Blvd., 4500 Campu• br. 'tiw .. e•No s~ RA'l"rAN, blue/areen llonl, 1.~ ·b·' 9 °"-'-· wb lfe 1j>odil hendllll•.COMBINAn ON OFFER ' Both .... • t. 546-21.18 Newport Beath on. t 7 pc Hvblg .room •t. sOOd .!!! '°'° •m bed. : -{Huliitt) '"""· 138 E. 18th ternl'· send $2.~ for third clul mall. Add 3Sc for ·-°""'-Ves1Jcle R ...i....t..o. neces.""&l'o ~ For cond m 963-:1114 .: MOVIN6 iroin "e"i';.r. it SI. C.M. ~ .· n .. t c!&M .>nd apec:lel ha~lnz. Ad ....... SPADEA, ·.!>rill -(B ece,..~-s.c-~. Sales li.B.. • ' be FNi•t.n boa"..; • -N, Dep'tCX-Jl5, Milford, N.J. 08848. Grtndtn Day or niaht. F\lU or P&l1 • -·-r We!rtmlmter area; 5!l...Q315. MATOIING wlvet . ...., htan~ .. equ.l • '' 1ott ... 'fl, 3 Elw-ftlif..t: .15' $15. Coflt .$SO. }'A'M'ERN BOOK: .For New Spadea Fanti -Spadl::& • !.._ACW I: S Clluc:km tUne. No exper. nee., we ~~· 2 >:1,t"peShr. Vcry.1aoodnot WliO WANTS TO WORK? formk:a table ·A cha~ A f\lrnl"-A~ ~o In nitt*rln, 4' Cherry $4 nt-aliner Patterna -Section 3A -$1.00. .. e r•J 0.uc:Qr train. No "'°""'· bO Siii. .,. -.. -,..r.., DIU\'E A CAB! mlac. 61>-'1912 ""' 6 •"• , ·~· , ' ' Italian,~ fl, !l<Ml197. MISSES BUST WAIST HIPS "LENGTH e fbdt'eul1c blen etc. APOI)' bin::,;.;. ,.... m fO<l'-·°"'1• M<"'-CA. CHOOSE -·• beun, wori< SOFA ~~OI ~· ~ • ~-'--b 6 n ZI 33 • 'l'UnOI no-. oft or __ 8 _ ~ Ill~ Exfont!oh :16. Equll lor _,.:.,;,-. ~ -~ _ ''"'"' <~ .. • H!:~ ~ 814 QRAY rm.•-• ~" -t, , ' 18 """' ----··r -~"!!"l' Emp~~r , ___ ., ~ ,_ """ <r IJ!OJ , , --~ ,-wJ l"lnk collsr . 3/• 8 23 34 16!( • 111_.,.,o ~ Jfwy. NB. :':'l'r"' Aki ~ "'''"' · ~ l'lfcn or wome,0. CA.n bl a:;.,,.-,, ND and ahtim'i.t lutnltuft: 14! cond. ~ 10 3.1 24 3!5 JR ~ Ila.)' & Evtn~1 ~ Y wltb l"f)ct!nl C11ltl1tlf handtca.ppeO. Vta. Cl.ASS ojlff .. table, rockbw o;iuebn. ~:-Ml1e. Mov-PO ;typew'Mtt r, s.c. 12 34 2.1) 36 161( Xlnt ~4 ta J "Weed If Ir Reap" IUt ... <Qflb\ijb' Wura.~ retlrtd. 4ge 2J l0 ',10' IU1>' chair, =ll+Y dl'o,OP l..-t 1-. must llill. 0"'•nial ....... = U~cl,1 excel. 14 ~6 26\,i 37\t J7 ~ fMrt1mt from lrn&llUres to "'91:1 • ~ tor. 4 ~13 w.a. plen;icrit )'OOI' lQcOml..I Ot\vt table 1 _ ~·. 12, _..,ltl\ ... ~. t -. 1 . J6 ;\A 2{\ 39 1TI4 (No ~ ealll pleue) turn them · into cub ='-..:"--~~~a..·.~· • cab• hn Or.~ a day. · • .......,. '"~· • · · . 18 4Q ~ ;m 41 .;~,?~.1~1]! ---CAik OA:lLY P:l.OT ~ •. -*-lff..Maf·'":""'r.::' ~~. ~~ t:r. ~~~!'-""~~ FORMICA 41'' round table, 2 9'x12' &bw ,old. avocado, Don't gtve up the ll'llf>! •rrom N!IP.: oC N«k tn \-Y&l4t. 17'4 ~·-· .,_ ·-,., •cHl'R"n<""" 4.1 .. ._ • ~ .,,_y,, -uw ~ ._. .. txl.rl lea:~ 8 uphOlltertd S~'d' -Orlenlal r,u,n.ner1• •"U1t" tt tn c1a111tfted, Shlp -~ -..:a.Al• Aa --·······-10 Need a ;pr;;., Phrcw'•n ad! Jlof"8., . ch&if'I lib new 51&-!805 C'l'd/1vocado: &--1~ to Shore Result.If &12-!!878,, ------~--~ ' I , j " ' •• i I, ,, c " tr • n -TH ~-!':!!~~~~~~~ i~:::~::~!'H!i:~J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~j~~~~~~~~~ ·~~~~~~~~~~·;°"~~~,..;..,~-~10;,~1~972~~~~~~~·~~~iv~P~IL;01~ l l ... '' ~ l,_..;-!, 1§ l ~ ~ r -~ ~ l r_,_ lriJ -~.. §l!f ---1§1 I --l§J ,;;;! ;; .... _ ........ ..:.;l§J~1 . l'lo~ 126 : ll54 I-, ...,_ '°' ...... ~ I Jld 911 tyc .._ JT·-'"-""'-"----..:9;.;:;62 Trucko H1 Autos Want.I 961 Autos, lmpomd 970 .. Hml alRIST!o!AS' 154 L'l'IWI ''" l*O ....-. ·~ SKI JIOA'I', -cood. Sc"°"" ns •79 Chtv, ~ 1971 EL CUllNO . Oean. •73 Olds c .... __ u......,.. .l Ila~~ = ..!:\:<~51 Loolol ~; ~ L • olltt". Call ·n Honda c;i. 350 /1"1 Ton pick up. va, '"""""·AT, '-11>L, 451 .,... 'cowl "" ,.._ BMW Don't but &h'J < l&n unW PUPPY 11~ what •)'OUI' man new. ~ .~t w!bhiJ reuon&blc! euil otclll:I' PS. ~ a!r, 8 * Utes. ®cl. Poli tract, hydro, SuprMM USED BMW's .., 1600 )'O\I cu plAy! Non·~t'.tl want.I AKC Champion new ~ mu:IM 14 eyl f , • • 6"-l'm * ""IV atOW'ld bumper. a11tom wbls, AM.}o"'M, Of. Auto Tran. Air C.ond Vlnyl =:,'";;~i;:.-~Fa-l' -=..'"cJi~ .. -:. I ... ... :r.i y~····~ = =)~t~:•l en l•. v":~.-JJ '63 Root, $9. 0.1 6 . °"11Ae1.:;,~••rioh FREE to -bomea On at" u.,da '*·N'.a. . , ~ ml L Slit. 6'THm. $2450 CHtt Mu.le Service ~ ...... G . ·si-h wtn.d er. dld'Jf.~·-RAY'.;,, ...... ..~..... !'-le c.n .. HOWARD Chevrolet VANS' -;. ';:.'lrt:'.r.' 1'1.,._ Blvd. al llaTbor pupe JJaetrain!l'ano~ -~~-.,•· ;;.-.w.f" C!'!!!!'>=,...,,. f20 OWNER Sacrtllce G-t n~ N•wport Buch • lmmodl•le Delivery Colla M•• chanip ""'· @I J-..: Skllno! .l lllh1o. . ..J,: sUa. lb--· the 3 wbeoJ ,ie:, ear. IO< MacArthurBlvd•Jamboree VANS' LEASING *PIANOS*ORGANS* 644-4000 HWT)'l • tnll.,.. Call •altor 32,00 msl!LJ\TED. CUI>, very reu, 9SH212. ~555 , • . AL L MODEL $ '70 2002 '71 UOO SEC>AN CREVIER BMW Sales • Strvlce • Leuil18" ~ w. lat St, Sant.a Ana 135-3171 CAPRI Hammond, Woril,,.r, mill)/ GOING to ~ • .....i ;if,.m•>, ~· ~ , i$295.. Motor-· '67 GMC V. Ton VANS! · AND MAKES ; olhtn. Pn ••10D •PflClala, home tor ... &e.ue s t . • , , 53.t.~ .... S.le/R.m MO Pidcup. vs. at:lck, radio. Sllthn Califlllia modtl cloft.out&. Plano A Bemard. Fem., 3 )'l'I ~ 31' CHRIS Cabin Ctuillt, lop l1lti9 i'tft-" 'Ton, 10~,. .45,7~ m1lea. Real clean. • CAPRI 1972. like new. Organ rentoil. Money ,... "-· ..-. MakO """"· Jbaoe, tw1o .,.. ndll>, c-; I.Ow Jnllel. s.. 1o PAC E ARROW (Q981'l3) Double DiSCGlllltS 1St 111...:~1. R&H. 6,000 miles. $2000. inC l>argalno Ue be,. riihl 968-96<i. ,.._, dePl!< • lh.i.r, lull ...,..,l!G'1-l.981'alt 51!!'!; TIOOA $1699 IUIMld Call 714"63-9168. now al' MA4= Irish Setter JS mo• calley, manyxtru,.11-8 -' -ORANGE'COUllTY CONNELL OlEVROLET GMC ,._.__ Bank I ••si'ng 1972 Capri V~. 1100 • Tm ·W.i&chs Music City old, Jhob, AKC' r.,....; In <0mton. !"!r.1>_61M5'1'1. Cydoo. ...... H~U_AR~ · 28211 Harbor Blvd '• -.......,., -. LU Over P•ym••I>. Call Rick, Soutb Cout,Ptaza 6tQ.._2830 ~~~.3 mos. ~· AKC ~~1~~~. • Cnft·'"" rt Stait~. • , ~'25 ,... OFF llASON Co.ta Maa 54&-1Zl3 Ford -Chev. 2001 Mlchel!On Drive 6'6-5141 alts. tJPRIQHT Plano & B<nch. ........,.. llP"';;/~' J::!.":" ~ a. • .,. ' , ', DISCOUNTS "10 INTERNATIONAL ~ Ion gi\jJ~U'.° ,;J~~i !Co~.o~~r) CAPRI 1972. low mll..,.e, 4 n-.. o1.•.1 -ft"-MIN] Schn&U-. ftll'Nt AJtC. , .,_ I"'-~ ~"WJall. VS, auto., air, ENSTOV PRiil TI4/"""' """" -.1 R&l:I $220),. ~--,,_...,...,. El<· 7 fts, ,.;n "bOid 'till cond. o~,anX'l9u1J NEW Helme,U J'I-NOW AVA ILABL E h .. vy du"' camper oqutp. . E 4 JOY. -213/6'11-036'1 ·~· e im-...._ celltnt cond. Must be seen ChrtStm&a. -Al-"1195. ~ 71(/~2TJ) ; • al...New ~ w $teens ped, ncellent tires. Kelley S•v• oft. tftf1 WE PAY TOP to be appreciated. Sacrl.ftoe 6»-l'186 o, S'.KIPIACK . 21 Flf~ Mini Cycle or-Motorcycle. Suagested ~ $3250. Our Year End Clearance 1971 Capri, aJr cord. auto $315. Oill M4-fi631 after 6 A LI ' FWC 200· t1P mi'=·' Repalr $ervice. Pickup & lmmedl•h Delive ry Sale Price thni. 12-10-72 is like thil '72 Chev. % ton CASH deluxe Interior, 40,000 mL pm. • ... ~10lriltmu Kift:, Ex· rMtot ou"""-2 • deliv.erJ'~ N8' &-UBed parts CltEY1~ '2999. <n7ASF) <P.C55 ) 350 VS, automatic, power' ~lust SaerlHce 981Hi51'1 . ._ I ce.......,.-..i Black male '01 ' .--..-... ~ A aOOeWPlH. ·. ,.._. b1Jces 151\ .. w .. Madllno1 121 e!"".!.'-, ""'' 11 -· ln4) ·'-"-~.El"';;"~.. ~t $'15 .,;:-, .,-Cycler· -';ioor~. MOTOR HOMES ~VEHar~BIJ:'."!'.!~C: •leering, 11-18 wide .... CITROEN ___ 1 ·--r ..,... ....-....u ......,...... tires, radio, \11ith contempo fur used cars & trucks just 1---------1 SINGER. Sewlhc Machine :t)' CHRIS -'Jl/S, '(:.~ 185 ' • :DI w 1st S.A 835-3171 Mesa. s.t&--8017. sportsman ll, aleepa 6, all tor . • c· M--....... S~t 1tltcb, button hok!r SPRINGER Pupa, M It F\ b .8Q)' Your ""-rt U322· • 'flestmim\ier v e ·, · ' · ,63 Chev. Vi Ton stove ice box .re tollet · C us tree estimates. 1troen tn91"'11ll Jn dlk, $40, StS-1694. . AKC, 7 wka, $7S. to $100. ~tmu -· .., i" did~ Gu:da prove. 71' TRAVCO Jn ~aurilul duic yen:r'& GROTH CHEVROLET 5 1 Gooclt · 830 ~~t. L v I w h Now·cnm '· ¥Ult~-· .~· ·~'1341. 20'·~ %~=ALS . Pi~rtro!8·,~) superior white v.<tth matching Inter. AWARD WINNING LUXURY ,CAR ENGLISH a .. 1;,.~ .., • M&T7&1!' . -· ·~72 •ltlmi.. 20' PR.IDE It JOYS $999 ~~~.•CG~U127S7'1.Stock Ask for Sales Ptlanager GOLF CLUBS and hair. 4 AKC .....at~' pef=i «I' CRUlSERoGMC 6 71 • · a-....m... VAN OONVERslONS CONNELL CHEVROLET 1 18211 Beach mvd. Sl>f.Uldlng Exec. mode 1 }"'U'6•~0 .n~ · ~lsel, ss.. ~fath. r.d.t. ~?n:'9,'°'~ .talea e Servtce e Rentals 2828 HarOOr mvd Retail $6995 Huntington Beach Ro.ct & Rallye Motori ~,.s matched 1rons 195, "'' & """" ••a 111 >. i 14 ""· "°"""' ava11. Pvt· L11<iE -..,1d • white, * Danmcir Inc. * °""" """ ~1:m Save 52000 841-6081 Kl s.3331 962~. 847~· .-.. pty'. n41~ . , clean a: ,Wt. -l7E'1749} $1009. '68 F WE PAY WP DOLLAR KASTLE snow lklt, 210'1, FEMALE, Dobem1a11 26' FAIR-LI N Elt Twn mn bM8,xey.:royota;Bel88Rl 13801.H~~r~vd.,C.G. Runso~e~ne'!:s~.~ru,1~ full Price e'.A9f5 FORTOPUSEOCARS with Nev Look blndi .. -P1nscher, lf nms. old. n.--i ,....___... . ·d ~ Beac BJVd., Hunt ach. ..... .. ~ .., rr · --1 Perfect conci. $!Kl. 963-6365'... 539-7392. ....... ,,-.. ers, uuuu con , _....... 817-.3555. Next to G.G. Datsun FonJ PU w/camper V-8, BILL BARRY ~:BAf~UE:.R"B'U•l"CK• .c ean, TENNIS racquet. head com-• $50-$125. Purebred Sprh\&· ~ Jobnloo lJ, sm.. BARGAINS· in i\rl's blke11. JUS"l' CO ~ ~~n~e~~ v~ petltioo. 4 3/8 liaht. $45. ~ ~·s.ttUcr,. South s,KJPJACK 24• FIB. 4 tnOI ·= v;~ t>1J~ "~~::is~ mi~~ $.195 e '62 Dodge 20' Stake PONTIAC.GMC~FIAT 2925 Harbor BJvd. 673"'5216 Old. Fully, equlpt. In water, pa real' ·Uinder $15. Schwinn LDW WINTER RATES Bed, clean & has new short Lit St. at S.A. Frwy. Costa 1o1esa 979-2500 ** SCUBA GEAR, com-AU STR.ALIAN Shepherd, itlp •VlUl 64J-183T-&lt s. ..,;..,. l10, .... -. . block 318V-8, &is-6644. 2000 E. li.1 St., S.A. 558-1000 IMPORTS WAJ\'TED plete. Q\eap. Women's & male 3 mo. Lovell chlldren --~• 60f. N .. Harbor Blvd. •69 Che 'h T 1958 PANEL I Orange Count}''s men's suila.)q=230l $10. 9ss-2soo · loat1, S.11 909 ·n SUZID<I-5lkc street bike. 839-8030 Y. on vw v:tn reb I, '66 TOP s BUYER S R CHRISTMAS-Sbeltlet. ''Ut· US!D IOAT SA , ,l.50 mi, like nt!W, $165. Rent A Motor Home Su_burPbanS ~allp. BFactory . e ~ng., new t, custom BILL MA.XE\' TOYOT,\ ~. ost•ur•nt, LE •uu•s BIKE 1 ...... ~ lo V Ion rur, ... •-tuUU, •. , auto, int nor runs gd -~ ,_. tie Las.aies.." SIZ-$200. AKC ' _,, ' • uu.uu• .. -.. l"", r your •c•t sharp {ZAEll25l 962-<J767 ·· ~· 18881 Bee.ch Blv :. S.r 132 M5-01TI, 546-28'8. :~wi~ wr·~·~: ~: ~001, $40. 6C2-9777 or * l3M301 * . $1599 '70 FOR~~ E.coooUne. 123" H. Beach . Ph. 847-8555 RESTAURANT Equip. Walk-GERM. sh~p. pup&. 7 malea, Hobie 16', fair oond ,, $11fi0. 'Tl ¥.AMA.HA Mini Enduro eNEW ~· CONNELL CHEVROLET WB Van v.·ith auto., V8. Auto1, Imported 970 in reach-in box 8'X10', 2 tmla. S25 ecL WW be 7 Hobie 16., 3 Demoe, SJj5() up MX clean & super fast for Free ml I: lnlur. AU optjona1 2828 Harbor a1 .. u Kelley Sugge!>led Retail Refrlc. pie -• """" .... by Chrlstmu. mooD. Qlpper 21' W·ttir .... S25t!O. d.-or track. S>10 flnn. oqulp 1175 w. Pvt Pty. en.ta M..a 5'&-1203 iii;oo Our Sal• PNe thru ALFA ROMEO m.lac equip. 615--100'!' or 9 YR old reg. Plato ~~. Clipper 21', 3 mos .••• $4450. 67>7689 . 838-0533 '73 Chevrolet U.10.72 I.a $2-1!1J. (8980(£) !··-------- Orange CoWlty'a Oldest Dir. 1609 Pomona Ave. Calta Mella 714-548-3559 DATSUN '72 Datsun 1200 Executive Car, Air Cond, Ml/FM Stereo, 1(0) miles. n1ust see and drive. NO DOWN ONLY $65.45 494-3521. 409 28th St., N"Pt Pl). 9 yr old Palomino Columbia 22' Inbrd w-ttir '11 Honda 350 Scrambler Ex· l111Xl or best otter for .,.. p• k & y <P463> DAVE ROSS PON· Alfa Romeo Bch. mare PJ0.. ye a r 11 n g New condition . ,, .• , $6125. -"-nt -~·-n~ Fully -"p'd Motor Hofue. IC Ups GftS TlAC. 2480 Harbor Blvd., Ptr mo. TV, bcflo, H JFi, paJomioo pinto $15(1. Will All these and new · boell '"~ "'"~· Xlnt ~ 642-~. Big Stock Cmsta Mesa, 54&4!017. for 48 months. full cuh Ste 836 take otfera. 54&--ll'n aft 6 Available a.1 Hobie Newport, -T II T I 945 Low P rices '69 FORD Club Wag Van G~.t: price 111 ~95· Defe~ pe.y-reo . ---pm. -17~W.CoutH~yY,&15-2CQ 1969e ~~~ ~:t: r1 er1, rave . HOWARD Chevrolet self cont.. air co;/, v-s: 14~J4~~nc:e $314.1.60 A.P.R. _ ~ ~ RCA_~ sale at OllUSTMAS horses an SHXMRCXX-IAIJtiDa,:-u-c&t Aik'C SDJ, ~339$. ---1~-WffiAVEU2E-self cont, _ Nowpor.t~Beach long will bnae, elec retrig., · -·-·---.,,,---.! Orange 6'uiity'a lnri:eSt e~hUlks for ~. gtw· over~-' ~ .:._. -W/encl.ad shower, water au; Mac.Arthur. &.Jamboree Blvd gtts slv,-~;--mono-tOIJet,"' .____ ~ 'N 1 lll..£... dea.J.er.--All avail. modela--Jn renL~wd Stables, 'trifler," acoeu. Good 1st 62TMuropli650cc,.reblt-erw. cooler: auto heat TV an-. a••Airirs-J@pe deck. r/h, -47.000 rnL ----lrWP-Pr :ulUIBlJll stock. Priced below the dis-l...8.irUna Ca~n Ro a d • li>&t, $325. or best ofJer. Aft 6" trnt .ext. Many xtru. tenna' Nu 85 b ~ t 1 e r y -See to apprec, make offer. .~ 'O:IO w. c.o. ...,..,..- countera w/3 yr picture 494--9182 61or wkenda. 586-UST · Must sell, &0-2.165.1 . motorCycle rack, sips 7: '67 Chevrolet 2449 Santa Ana Ave. ~ NMDart a.mi 846·..00 tube, 1 &~ & 1 Yl' BEAUT Palomino, ~ well BALBOA 20, .. Full,y ·eqij,lppeid NEW _ Yamaha 1l5 ·twin, > Llke new, $1575. 15 9 4 !-& Ton pickup with 8 ft. cab &42-00.15 '67 Oanun ~· Factory or t= trained .l behaved, Swtable for WnD, tun. Trailer head 'spd. 368 nines. Olst $500; Conica Pl, Costa Mesa eves over camper. VS, radio, •VAN -'65 0-.ev. 3 11pd., ~ :; ABC 1or nu or exp rider 6 Irr I: pJiey + many ~ :.el} $275. 644-2595 att 5. "''kends -541>-1743 stick fV46678) cpl, pnld, good rubber~ 4 Whffl Drive Color TV°': ::n ~ at lhow. $400. ~753 $3500 or best Cit.fer. Aft 6 0; 19'10 HUSKAVARNA 300-3 1961 15. TRAVEL Trailer $1599 brukes. $575 takes. Bill, Patrol. 2nd. scat. stick, AM- Ma.polla H B. fl68..3329 ~ ARAB Gelding, 3 yn. wkenda, 581t--U6'f 11:pd. Xlnt .shape,~ tanks. I.st Slpt 6 Best ofter over $525. CONNELL CHEVROLET 497-1571. t•ri1 ra<llo. Loo.·king hubs. . ' ' . SZO. Tack add It lo n a I . 32" Sloop., PC 0.U.. ftCll!Jlt ,:S00. takes! .~1658-oo&-2688 2828 Harbor Blvd 1971 CHEVY Short Vru1, V~B <UPE765> ~~uxe ..:1 Gar--~ remnd. ~. Fully "t'qllip. 6 'm HARLEY 'Quint, $200. Auto S.rvice p r1t 949 Costa ~fesa 5'16-1203 stick, comp!. pan'ld, stereo. $11'9 teakinal ch8neer J ""°.; MORGAN 8 yr old gekJlng. HP outbrd. New culh., sail cam. A,00> milti,-needs , ~ 1964, 4 wheel drive, Wlllys ~ new tires. Llke new. Best ('()NNEU.. CHEVROLE"I' air autpen9'on ~~ Some trainiw· $150. Call cover. ·WW trlLde ror late front J:nke. 979-9328 Uft'cleneal Panel Truck, bit Chevy 23.\ ofler. 832-4911. 2828 Harbor Blvd Watt AM/FM' Mp x MS-8U5. model car or eell. 613--2490. 3 HP BRIGGS~& STRATI'ON . 3 apd w/Werren overdrive, 1965. KAISER mail van! 4 Costa lifesa. 546-1203 ,......,, tape deck. Brand OtJ'J'Sl:loNDING s l'Uf old KIT& 118. Good nee,.. MINI BIKE. im. Call Special 24 gears total, -brb, "J'!ind"• aood rond. $500. '72 DATSUN 510 new Ir euaranteed, wu left AppU)aa Kue. Gentle, reeord, 2 &all&. )'Vd,dolly, 3 s;5-6l56 ' ' "Prevent Ruat It Corrosion" rad, sho<;ks, 2 new lirei, 645-38M. 4 door. 4 cyl. automatic unclalmed. Now S 1 '15 . but aptrtted $a1). 548-'4691 leuou. salllngJndng lncl. HONDA "n SL70 • SL lie. Aaustng dust .l water tight clutch assembly &: trans '69 CHEV. V AN-3 speed, transmission, radio I: Tmn.a. Credit dept. ~ ShtloW •ddle. Or-in price. Qualified la. Pvt pty. $3D. A f le r underbody "Includes steam =~ over, $ l G 0 O · · mag wheels & paneling, healer. low miles. like new 89J..4Xj(ll. cle Y, silver $315. Other structor. 61!-:'l'l«r· 6:30p.m.,1548-5461 chaslla" $22.50, Regular CALL. 545--7630. {19SEKTl. ' SURPLU'S Stock, Na tad<. 557~ µ'. ..,,.,... 'Junior. -'TI l1nnda SL350 Kl $33.50. (All Ford A Lincoln '11 TOYOTA HI hcc truck, '67 FORD VAN NOW ON DISPLAY . $1795 FlybaCks Used Test eqbip. MUST' .en 3 Podies, l ftC &ear 4 spinnaker. Xlnl Excalleftt cond. U95 ProduCU) RJH, Big tlres, st e P st;.-062Z Sales SeJvlce creat XWl3 Harbor Blvd. ha 1 r A r ab b.o r se . Corid. Sallln& 1 e •·• o n'11. "lf •49W018 ·* · -GUSTAJl'SON bum~ 15,lXXI mi, $1700. . CHEVY <G bria Body Shop HUNTINGTON 8!ACH . °"" M,.. Re..,nal>le, -T!. 673-TIM. * ·ro Honda 350 CB. Xlnt LINCOLN-MERCURY 536-8589 ~ to ';° S.00"""' • , Chry1i.r/PI~ '~RECORD player, yo~ of GER.MAN Sh@p&;;i puppies, ERICSON 32 ·n r.ace cood scm mk' ;395 1''800 ••Ch •t W•rner '61 Dodge ~~ Ton Pickup. v. beSt ~H~ sh-M . orli""~~~~~UlpO..,._,,J 16661 Beach Blvd .. HunL E Music. Wafnut cabinet. $15. to eood-homes $l5. each. equl.p'd. Qeiner than a new 6'15-29l& J· · Huntington Beach ~· Auto Trans, ~ Steer---~ ""'t & w Beach 54l).5164, 8424;31. } . "646-4067 t&a 6996 , . borlt! . Quick aa.le. Newport all S.pm. ~'Hom. of the Viki ,, mg , Heavy Du!_Y. Tires. Ex-Autos Want.cl 968 'GOO w. c.. ,,._ ! 1971 DATSUN Pickup, 24.000 .:. n" O>lored Televtak>n Zenltli AKC Mi.bl 673-1®3. 19'11 Staukl.. 400 ~. perfect "' cellent Cond. $595, 832-5317. .' I """"'*' lleldl Md".a«!o) miles, $1475. Flnnl '• U.H.F,$100.3910~S Channel ~ ~ =~!:Ti COlr29 Pta'tl(!.D 30, condltl·on, Make of· . 142-1844 '60FORD tt tonheavyduty, RE'WAR'D . . 557-8187 !:--PL, N.B. 67)-.18)3. 633-0955 (Ofan&'e). Vanguard 32· Erlcklli>n 30 It tu. ' ~ VOLKS\VAGEN ~pe e i a 1 . V..S, 4 !>pd. $400. cash only. 72 Alfa Romeo. SJ)ydet, Lo!'°' ' "* "'i2 240 z . * ~:FRENCH Prov. 5, M&gna\'OX S2 lalanderal•+ 2 li-28's. BO,NANZA Mini. Bike, best engine overhauls, 40 hp 842-0012 • , . ~·FM, $4,15067~'184 Aulo/AlrfMap. Private stereo, wry good cond. BASSET Hound, 10 moe: old Av'ery & COmpaey 673-alTl otter. Top cdndition. call $240, l500cc '2!5 !>rake 1971 Datsun Pickup . . · Party. 675-4858 Ol' 875-fl882. 675'-""' :;.:.. ~ ... # n 0 "=~~ 2 '811s. Xlnt S:;i.,: F:X<el cood. Only =. f,Jy~ Incl • ...= $1525 rRDimo. 645-3861 WKIL,,L PBAI y OBookVER AUSTIN AMERICA ·~ Dab t .... pl~-.. '!'!'°' 25" TruTone & 21" RCA con-GREAT Pane P.Jpg. lntena.-. . * Ms-.l'l>f * · 2700 ml Never Uled on dirt. lhoes & machine drums '59 FU Pickup, V-8, 4 spd, e Y Ue o.: ra es. ..,,,., ouer. aiole color 1V. UHF $150 of-donal Champ· Bkiod line, HOBIE 'Cat J6'-8'motokL• All m. ~ · Beach Automotive Center: = :U.11~~ Pvt pty, For late model, cle.n, * 1970 AUS'I1N AMERICA· ,-=-~, ='~=-=-----1 fer.M6-5819or60-0697 AKCreg$TS.96HC!l5aft5. raclni Trlr . 197.l yAMAffA uscc Xlnt 84J.<S92. low mileage c1ome .. AM/FM, luw mlleaie . 71 Datsun 21." Colo J.fqnavox Coneole, AKC ~Ji:.~CallRe~ to 6 JlSOO. ~ .' Ex: c:Ond. oon. Lo mileage. $415/offer vw t.toton, complelely ~bit, *p;!..2! J ~ L ~ d tics Imports trucks or ~ pj-Lup =' Perl cond. go ...,11__,......,. &1•o:r. 536-3661 _ Inst. & Cuar. $290 & up Ex-.... u...-ni....,., •"'• ~vy 1J-. ' / BMW "" ·-._ • 9l "/llll--J!,1'!.t_,..ll SUD~. • l'IQ0-14.. '69 HONDA 50 Mini Trail, change. Alao 9ee us for ty bum.per. T.O.P. 552-9359. C•m,.r1. . Perfect for w - g Track car wtereo. 1 y~ 011l'STANDING BORZOIS! tm--t ••j:al>-5S7-lll5 ·w,t aun:-90 carb,-(lM:-Tune Ups & Val\'e Jobs. MUST Sell. 1948 Ford callDAand ur alltROSSfor Buyer very clean. low milee.re. old. Good cond. $30. Tapea (Ruaaian WoUh:lundsl. Belt NAPLES $.bot Fully equip-•~2487• Vince AutomoUve, 1368 K Pickup,· Excel cond. See to II: Visit our new bomel economy hauler. (781BZV) COLOR TV set, RCA coneole LHASA Apeo puppies, AKC -.,.153l. Reed. Much more! Super 545-QJ.TT. MMTllC =:h. ~~vd.. Hunt. Rparate. 6'15-UM7. tireeclifW! Terna.. 83>-'1457. ped Xorrt Cond. $195. , HODAKA loo.Al'-1 Forlal. Lo&an Ave., Costa Mesa, apprec. Belt offer, SG-2124. G $1889. BU Maxey Toyota, Walnut, Modern, pod pie-ft'&, !lklts. $200. roRONADO ii, w _ )T okf. Oean! $275. &n:-3U7 McADAMS Bros. auto body Vacanciel cost money' Rent 2411 nlllH•rbo I lllr lllvd. tun. $100. 548-e28 56--1919 Deb:e,mt.•Slip in J"A,$1'IOO .MD'lt BlKE I: Hinti'*-O>rnplete paint your hOuie apt., ' store Vacandtl colt moMYt Rent l ~~~~~~~~I SCllNAUZE!t Pu ShoU o•otfer,'IUo.682-73!1,eyos. 311 HP IW'dly used 1100. jobo & minor deni. SSS. bld,.:,etc.thiuaWyPl!ot ltOYCARVIR I )'OU' houle, apt., """' 1; WW bold tor-~'. HOBIE· CAT 14' eaiI ~1047 . 64S-7t60. lOO Placentia, Clan.intd_Ad. Sell id.le Item.a Cott• Meta J46..1117 1 ftC. bldR.1 etc. thlu a l)a.Dy Pilot [ I( I ...___ "'"" O'J'-"! Xlnt cond $850 CM. now• Call "2-5678 Now! 2341 E. 11th St. C1Us1fled Ad. Sell idle ltam ,,_•You . •"C•u1.a. ..........,._. ~ (Oranp) •, 1970 RT-1 YAMAHA, aliaht 4 New Goodyear polyglas · Need a ",Pad"! Place an ad! Colt.a Mesa ~ now! Call 6'2-5S7I Now! . . WIRE Fox ~· ~c.. d.,...., u "' mi. tlre•. F60x]!; and IS'' x 8" Autos 1-.....a 970 A·~ I rtecl -o a.~, lmpo~~ -, Llnoa, 1 Tl-; $2.11 ~ ~Chril!lt/... w~d.i-:~·= . ' -'Chevy °"'l"' rlmli, all or • ...,... ·-.. ¥.. """' ., ~¥·-~ Y'V I••••••••• I · · '1~ m..il?MMja. , '4''* 'fB Y.uu.llA 100 , JSart $350 ,invested, sell for FREE 10 qualified bom•, BASS!:T llOIJncl pups,.......,. l'liJiiiilt #I. ' -~ ~ l280. -· CHRISTMAS, ,, Mal• "' fern, Sb.,.Terrler <flt<, """" qu.ill\l" s-. wo ~2182' · -71)13 ~A"°"',.. ...... =-~..:-::.. ~!i!-10ocks ·f'ii ~.:· ... ':"s.= I -·· llG1l BICYCLE PUPPIES free to d A]lillo. 5% mo old male. AKC . t!J15, 6TH486. . b'omee-beaut ~. w/ahots. 5S'1-Jl98. ~~TIE Avit:.::: .REAL Sharp '70TriUQlpb 250 =Rett.&Germ.Shep. , ~ Call~pin. • ~ia~..MXlnt cood, Rocrooti.n.1 I RAFFLE BLIC Lah, lem, hu '"""· I · ·....=... Utt, I ...... 5r""!! a 5111 91 r .'7' HONDA Mini Trail 50 Vohlclft t'56 -· Needs 1ov1"' home . , · . _ ~ io·n s,. a., 2lQ -..1 ~· lt'D. """ ""· STREET·Buqy . ..., "' • FREE BRAND NEW (t.ow. dtlkfren) 6'7M433 year new. ~er OldnnobQe . kind Body 000 CC 'VW GREAT Dane, rem. 16 moo. hlto. I _. ,..1 , tOO oedt .. -!et -· F.qalpjed ~llOllJ'A ~-350.etxl Im=. Muat sell!' Call att 6 .,.; 10 SPEED EUROPEAN """" ..,.. ...... ...,.ed, . Ol"IF • . ... -" water _ .. ' -. ... ~-. ··~· &75-0963. RACING BICYCLE all lbots, lk:. 675-7689 .Full> ..,.,_ taqdop> ~·~·~-~-----1 -i:'.:="nc=-;;:::;:-a;;; CAT .,....., home-bodY. yrc SCIAM--1.ETS ...uer. 'lb1I oUillt. ii. 'II•• SCHWINN ""° 10 opeed Sports, Raco, Rods fff '*"-ered beauty. Bnlltan, ,.. new. O:rillD&l a.t ... .~antt;y. Xlnt oood. Acceu. DE Tamuo Pantera, 1 l me £!fuE :·mo. old pup, ANSWERS ~ $5000. .• P.b 0 n. :: = :-:.-.:..i. """'· frooo"'' m~ = •,,.= • 1 yr •. o&d ~ dor. A p&1 MUST 11U l,f' Bld:1 boat A . lo rnik, ·muat Sell. WebJest modibcaUon • distributor b' ctfttmaa. s&ft53. Volunae.-Incorae -Splb Trailer. • __ !1l.-oUer. 6'15-3195. ldt & battery. Smoked alaa. !~!!~~~~~~~ -Handle ~Altleat-Ttdlwn ,S.U..216f, ~ TAO) 4t Mini' Bike, Xlnt. aide mtrror kit. .l akle I~ -TAS'I'2Il lllC ..... · cond. Cftat Oirlstmu ptt. stripe lt.Jt, new Nichol tail I .... ...;......, 1rw. ..: !""'~~; ="""='=di=•'="::;:-"'·==·=· ;;· "'. aa.;;;;=5818~-'*~=·""='"'l5.=====-'"s' .... :;;:::::$9!1Xl="'· "'Ph"''"'-=:-=7'22.="' . ~ .. """!'"!er wjth ........ --·· Pett cMn.r•I ISO "Did be bite Y.OIJt'' a con. • cerned ~ Inquired. BEAUTIFUL &: u nu au a J "'No," llObbed' .Ute c14ld; Ori1tm8.J1 &ill. Alb.lno "buthf[I'Am"El>,l,CE.';, Cocbl<el, 135-ro41l8 JJ'. WHALER ~ HP" Mm:. Cats I 1$2 1 1'J'lr Xlnt COnd, • S 8 9 5 , G#'m& Sp, ll3 B.C.T.C. PERSIAN kltl~ CFA ~.. .:1601:;:..;;S...='°lde;__~_,,--"' ·shot• wtU hold tor Xmaa. J2..ft tll.t bottom Jon BOIL . 175. lirl-2970. AJumlnwn.•V.O h.p. -· RED' ~ male kittfl4 JOOd ~~· $ZIO. ~ _ er"' ....,... sso. alt., ~ , • m . .:.:"Exotic -~f.rit!~lkiOi ' -a.amp -· bl.. -.. .,, -qed, ..mtte "5 up sa-t9l5 iMiStMar• Doto '54 Ip,. ; 904 · -AICC COW.E Pl.IS-. 11 wQ., e !2 volt ... Mw ...-.tbw ...... ' whJto. Ctu1olmai °'"'" ' . 1,r.1 Delk'el')' 530-0287 sacrtGeatta. . ~ AKC SAMOYED .!:l:i'',_/ l4 -· ~ tei ' ~!°~ or 22' 1·• an Craft aumc TOY Poodle•, AKC. b<OWll, -lkY ..... l.llo""' Quality pa. a mo 'l maht Must .n. ••· lllO.~ 1.';P>O. W·7'411 ' W Wood '-. 40 bp ' -8hophlrd pupo. ="' ,• ... ...... ""--.'15-·-• """'a.i..-... - •• ' i , . ClQISWOID fUZ'N ANSWllS .- \ , • Raffle Stw Is Sat., I A.M. - Ends Sunday, Dec. 10th NO OBLIGATION Lk enMllll OrtYtn Only ,... .. ''8 AUSTIN AMERICA Cpo. v.riow. Awt.:i. Tr-.. lllMle. .... ,.,, ... IM-U.w&Olll '67 VW BUG btrtl IZWA164) '63 VW CAMPER. '""'ty EQVlpt, CJE~l '66 VW SOUAREBACK .... ,"' ... ' '6' Ol'IL STATION WAGON hlra CYQWU1 t NEW CAR· ·TR.ADE-INS 1972 VEGA ST. WGN. Oflly 6,500 Mile1, Aut-•tic. 1972 DATSUN 4 DR. 0flly 7,SOO Mlle1. Awt.. I Ai~. . 1972 RENAULT R-12 S. WGN 1970 LINCOLN MK II S~o~ofl'I Fre1h -fuJly E~wlppff. 1969 PORSCHE 912 1970 M. BEllZ 280SE 1971 M. BENZ 250 1972 M. BENZ 220 -. L"' The1111,000 Mnt1. 1971 M. BENZ 250C 19&8 M. BENZ 2880 C•M"•f• Rebvilt Metw. I JIM SLEMONS IMPOITS, llC. Utl W. WARNIR I $1999 $1999 $2795 $5195 $4495 $7995 $5995 $5995 $5995 $2115 MMIM I .. • I I r •' )· ' 1 p JO DAILY PILOT Sunday, December 10, lCJ72 l [ -~ .. l§l [ l§l [ ..,.o,torS.- I Auto" Imported 970 Auto" lmporltd DATSUN 970 Auto" Imported DATSUN , I I i I I i DATSUN 1------1--------12 JIATSliN 240Z, tll'\Y DA'rSUN '40Z, 1971, blue, l971 240.Z DATSUN. SllVl'I' I J"ai!ll:Ll llt't'll, Ol'llllKe w/blk Xlnt cond. nu tires, mae grey, niaa whee-ls, 1nust l int. ,\:\I ~'t.1 •!1ld1olS387J, whls. A/C, prt pt)'. 6TS--0281 1.-1cr1fice. 496-8238 492-lM96 or ~ ,;"'c.'ea.7--='"°"'""',,---,, '.'o/('t'd a .. Pad"! Place, li.n ad: \\'a111 ad N!!luilA . 64:t-561l! Need a ''Pad"! Place an ad! Autoo, Imported 970 I Auto•, Imported 970 Auto" lmporttd 970 1 OO'fo ClUAllANTIEO 100% GUAllANTUD BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ALL CARS LISTED ARE GUARANTEED I 000/o l'tr .. O•Yi ., 1101 MllH, wftlcMW•r ctlft•• lint '69 YW BUG AYIO, 1tick, rtdlo, b11111~ 911•rd•. e•+.e dee11. IIV J: 1•1 1 MAKE OFFER '71 YW SUPER BUG R .. dio, bu111p~r guerd1, lo m;l 11, cleen c•r. !604 CXDI $1688 '71 YW CONVERT 4 •p•ed, redio, white well fire•, like 11tw. M111t tte lhi1 wetk end. 1071 EAG ) MAKI OFFER '70 VW BUG -4 1~eed , r•dio, clten:· t u:ttltnl cond. !172ASP) $1388 NEWPORT DATSUN Now 0pon In NEWPORT BEACH 1000 W. Co11t Hwy . 645-6400 WE HAVE THE NEWEST OF DATSUNS IN INVENTORY FOR YOUR SELECTION t.964 220 SE Mercedes Bem Alr/Concl. Xlnt cond. Belt offer res. 673-3948, bw I@ :.[ ___ ..... _.;.;l~;;/~I -----~1r~~J 11:;; ___ ,,, .. ~l~iiiiil 970 AUIM, Imported 970 I ;A.;;:•.;;:h>l:::•;..;U:.:otd;:;;.. __ .;.9'0:..:: I :A;;.;V:.:;too::· :..• U::;std=--.;."°.;..;t '71 COROLLA Sto It, yov"ll buy ltl VOLKSWACHN BUICK CADILLAC 1971 YOLKS 7 PASS BUS 1970 BUICK ltlYIERA "'"ru FM Radio Suhrool Lt Ft.e air, lull powtt, AM FM ue w/whlt• top. Very radio. Green w/matctuni clean. 076DFB. vlnyl top, Extra clean. $2295 "9AGH. CREVIER BMW $29t9 Sal••. §e"'tee . Leaaina CREVIER· BMW YOUR ONLY FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER Large1t lelectlon ol Cadil· lat·a lri Ore.nae Count)'. Sales-Leasing. 2(18 W. lt:t St., Santa Ana Salea • Service • 1,.euing I ·--•-&U-3111 2j)J w. tsli s.nta Ana Nabers UWl6 '61 VOlktw--111 -C"111ac: MG fOJA Squareback. ao.~ muea. • '72 Bufclr , EfeCtra -11ARBOR BL. ' ---------1 ape&d, radio, . air rond. 4 Dr '"~top ••-l"" COSTA MESA 642-9410. '" i~" ~M .,...,,..,,.., S up~r lof' con dltlod. .nnn.i •4'\.l.l' ""power. · 1969 to.ICC/GT. Privale party ...., Harbor, .... · _,.""""' CVGZ583) Door lockS. Cruise control. 540-9100 Open SUnda1 mu.u .. 111 .Runs exC<llent. '71 Toyolt Coron1 $149' Bl<lek Beaut}'!. 582ESE. 1971 CAD. Cpe. Sacrifice 11,450. D a Y • 4 Dr. Ji.dlo, 4 •peed, air CONNELL Cl!EVRQLrl' $4995 De VIUe 979-8750; eves 8Slo9121. cond., super cle11.n. Low 2821 Harbor Blvd 1953 MGTD $SSO mil••· (201crni ea.ta Me.. !14&-12!3 MacHoward aeaut11u1 a<>ld on••h. loaded • 968-2688 • $1SH '61 VW with extntt. 111UT)' on t!llt • I CONNELL CllEVROLr!' 531-or 531-4607 one OO:JCPJ. MG 2821 Harbor BIYd Bua. 4 •peed, radio, be•ler, Comer 1st & Htrbo< $4995 ----'----!Costa Mesa M&-1203 clean car. (ZR1187). On!¥ Sant• An1 ~~~--~ d am/Im. New llr ... VOLKSWAGEN HOWARDChevroltl '64 Riviera MacHowar :;Mt,~~~;· Pvt ply. Newport 8Mch · VB, automatic, power steer.. 531-6000 or 531-0607 •71 MGB rdsEr SK mls Rlbr '67 VY! Camper 6ceUent MacArthur Blvd & larnboree Ing, air oond, bccket seats, Corner 11t & Harbor ' "VMPX/l Abarth Exh 1 cond1t1on Jn c Lu de a 3 133-0555 console, wire wheels. (IVS-Sinta Ana " pe 1 bedroom oonve1'lon for top, 562l. Only etc. Call 547-1627 Herb Lee m"'t """"'""'th!• weekend '69, V.W. BUG $1095 Wlfo; Split '67 MGB, only 35,000 miles, Call ~ DLR. air QOndl.Uoning, r a d I 0 , HOWARD CL·vroltt Lett her 1968 El Dorado. On· mwt 1ell. $1000. '72 Karm1nn Ohl• heater, (XVE92)). 09 ly 41,500 miles, $2,650. Or * 6'13--6464 * t.nw milell&'e, New car war-S89S Newport Beach otter. 64&-74691646-71!9 OPEL ranty SlOOO. Muoi Sell Now! HUNTINGTON BEACH MacArtha:ot"s Jamboree '68 Cad. DeVUJe, Flrem~t __ --.....;~------1 .~.,._~504~9';.. -----h I brown. Radlalo. Speed eoo-'71 YW Pop Top Camper '68 YW CAMPER ' " $1688 HARD TO FIND Rtdio, bumptr gue1d, p•rfeet tond. t•12. BZW) $2788 '71 YW 7 Pass. Bus . VW, 6 PASS. PICKUP TRUCK. Thi1 h•rd to find pickup i1 in e•ctlftnf condition. lSICIC 5101. New 1600 CC en9int , ru111 R•dio, b11rnp.r 911trd1, owt rhttd f1ttory t ir, 17,000 rnil•1. Ntw cer w•rr1nty. (5)1 CELI 9••••· $1288 $2588 __ DEM-0 SALE! ALL UNDER FACTORY NEW CAR WARllANTY! LARGE SELECTION · EXAMPLE 3 to. Choose From 411 YW DEMO Auto. tr•ns., r•dio. Beautiful M•+•llic 8111• with Gray Interior. 5,32 0 mi. H .. N•w C" Wu••~y ~o ~:000 '2 295Thi• O"'. GARDEN WEST CLKSWAGE ---~----'89 OPEL '6.1 v.w. VAN, Excellent c ry•l•r/P ymouth '89 Buick 2 dr Electra, Top trol, nf stereo s:m. cond, New engine, equipped 16661 Beach Blvd., Hunt. Sh&pel saxxi. 548--67361842-4476 .. '71 Datsun 240 Z, auto, for camplni, Make offer Beach 54G-5164, 80-06.ll. 842-1560 "CAMARO am/Im orange, Slim. Blk COUPE 54Hl55 alt 4. '69 V.W. C1mPtr ' ' Int, pri pty. 83S-366S. 4 SPEED trans radio nev.• XLNT cond. '70 V W Clean. Radio, sticlc, low 166 IUICK '68 Camaro, V-8, pM. air, lo '65 DATSUN •ilver paint. (Xrnl38l. CAMPER, new """ •n mileage. CRVF'l41) ELECTRA · 225 ml., tttol~ $lJ'IS. Mak• lalr SPORTSCAR $966 BUG. 1 owner. Make offers. $2299 offer. Mission Viejo, ** 493-4803 ** 496-4574 CONNELL CHEVROLET 4 door, V-8, automatic 830-8462. transmislion, lactory air, ==='------FIAT '63 VW Bug, new ena:. A: 2828 Harbor Blvd. power rteerlna", power * lm Camaro Rally Sport '68 FIAT 850 coupe. 38000 ml. $200 work en .eng. $400 or best etfer. 536-9918. JAGUAR See It-You'll buy it! clutch. Recent valve job. Costa Mesa ~un brakes, radio, lieater, xtra xlnt cond. $2'EJO. $4l5. 5:J6.0.J50. att 9 pm. '68 YW Camper nke. 673-mJ or 646-flm • 't\1•11 I •. ..!. '68 VW, xlnt oond, Rid!, Whit• l>O!>-top camper with $695 CHEVROLET - WA UAIM """""''· l900. rad~. <lee. ttfrl&<ratton, HUNTINGTON BEACH VlllVft * 54&-ll£9 * and •Piii front Hat Chry1ltr/Plym°"th 1...,, WARRANTY IUUU '61 VW Bua. new brla, titt• lVWT--013). Hurry for th!• Ile _,, J AGUAR '65, 4 tlr oed. 3.8 s .. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 & paint: Good Int. Ruo• one. 11499. BUI Maxey !6661 •ch Bl•tl., Hunt. '72 CHEV IMP. 1.::::::.:=:::..c...=;::.....:.:::..:::: good $650 548-9446 Toyota, 18881 Beach Blvd., Beach, M0-5l64• 80-08.11, CUsto1n Cpe V-8 automatic immac., lo miles, wire '61 Opel Coupe ' · ' Hunt. Beach. 847-8555. •BEAtrr '63 9 pa&! wag., nu pov.•er st~. ~we i whls, air cond., auto trans, Good condidon. Stick, radio. '6? VW Camper, reblt 1600 '70 v.w. POP-TOP CAMPER tire1 & batt-. Net<11 valve brakes, air conrl., I root. AM/FM· rad , , nu {WDU240) ena. Xlnt cond. 5.5l--9214 er wlth air cond1tioning, all work. Clean! $195. MS-3557 this car is vuy 1 silver/grey paint, red lthr $5'9 67$-4542 _ _ hi ··" be'-in~ priced low (82SJYI'G) ONLY tnt., $2500. 83.l-$50 bet 8 am CO'""'""' , CHEVROtET •65 VW, Nu -brks. clutch-& w te' with '6"' •-a.,.-1961 Slcylaftc-1 cwnr aute - • 6 pm. "2i28liarbor Bl•d !ires. Lo mileage, -Xlnt Kelley ~--R>liil poor, a~-;-a<>od """': $3095 1970 JAGUAR XJS. Perfect. Costa M .. sa 546-1203 cond. $800. 979--5229. ='l20urls Sile~ni&E $285., 495--0866. HOWARD Chevrolet 24,000 mu.,. Red. s.;500. · GEOT '69 vw BUS ROSS PONTIAC, 24 so CADILLAC Newport Bttch Call 642-4391 or 642-2789. PEU Good oond, $1650-644-4447 Harbor· Blvd •• Costa Mesa Mac.Arthur _Blvd A Jamboree MAZDA 54&-!0n. Ui.GS5S '69 PEUGEOT 71 ~ $tl95 ·n VW Bua, 34,000 ml, nu 1972 CADILLAC 1970 Cb&Y. Omeoun Eltlte, * AT * • '61 vw au,, i::i'."~ i!.."'~,d~~~ SEDAN DE YIW ~.!'~ .s~i.M".;!i; STATION xlnt eond. R&d. mac In & out. $2$)0. Fully equipped Golden !lnioh Storeo rndlo. tilt 11 .. r. wbl. WAGON $825 ~1033 n~'l aft 6 er with light interior nearest Factory Alr, lugaage rack. -'64 VW MOO. Looks. run.a wlrenda. ~ to a new car. Only new tite9 A brakes. Pwl-LAST AUTO trano906AFV., raldlalOnltires, l{l't!aL New tires. 866 w. 1912 VW Bug, Xtras, lOS,AVEmilH .. U·N509DREJXEDS in&-Askirv $2575. 557-4861. heater. C • Y· Wilson, CM leatherette int, rad t e, $1666 '70 lmpol1 Sport Cpo. 1 '61 VW BUS _ New engine. undeneal, bumper auards, p p B • • • l500 or .,.,. ouer. call 7,000 ml. Nu $2460. SacrUice MAcHoward v1ny1 root, auto .... s.. , .. AUTO UITIC SH It, Y041'11 buy it 673-<0'll or ~l829 ll"15 C81b. ~3110l, mom-531-or 531-4607 radio, olr. ~) 11111 ;o l.tAN '68 VW Reblt ell&', new ttres, ings. C 1 . & H rbo CONNELL CHEVRO" ~ • '65 " Camper, new brks. omer tt • r Ml:.' RDTARYS -f.Oll111vo $"i;s.. ~~·tr& c1.... ......... 1eoo .,,., paint, -==~s•:::nt:;;•=-:An~·"==-Coeta i:'..!'ar""' 81't.1213 l~EDIATE W '""' '69 VW, Very a<>od eond, ~..:"'Inr"""ii.!'!.~'~ 1970 CAD SED '59ELCAMINO,a...ia- DELIVERY 1966 H-. C.M. 646-9303 ~ Nu -· $1lSO. _546-4~-'~o;_. -----DE VILLE "'' P/S, P/B, air, new '68 V W B R&H Magi brakes, shocks, tirff. Must HUNTINGTON BEACH PORSCHE '55 VW Bug, parllally ttar;' · ... l:fi ..,..' Exeei Fullpo11orAMFMl8lrack c,..=·-=$850=·-=or-'!-'!16&-"'-W=--l MAZDA restored, recent~~~ oonc:1. nooo. Pvt pty. ~~~~af~:'{'3~~~1 '69 OIBVELLE Malibu , '65 Ponche cpe. Blk/Blk, Needs new trans . ......,...._,,J . 536-M87 •.t R&H, PS, new tires, xlnt Chrm whls, ski rack , '67 v \V Squareback-New 1-="-'=,==~--$·~95 cond. $1 4 O O I b e• t ofr 17331 BEACH BLVO. radiab, AM/FM; Exhaust motor, xlnt body. $850. VOLVO CREVIER BMW .o548"5=..=cc17'-----1 ;;~~;~;~1;;~~ Hltllfl..,._ le•• $2385. 552-9515 ~ or 536-7472. •52 CHEVY PU PlQ., 6' l/t .... s..tll' 9f w..J '72 PORSCHE 914 * 'QI vw BUG. X!nt cond. \ VOL YO Sa.Jes • Service . Leasing camper shell $135. ·~ .Ford ~,.....:•c;-~:c14,,,J.U=•::c• __ 0000 miles, xint cond. loaded Car covtr, chains. But et-208 W. lat St., Santa Ana Cntry st Wj $175. needs q . Motor HomH Motor Homes w/extras. day S4&-2'lll: fer. 675--5942 eves. ,73,5 135-3171 ~M&-.::..:9249=------' M) S•le/Rent 940 S•le/Rent MO eve11962-2'759, 962-4369 ·n vw Westpha.Ua Camper. '69 DeWle eom.rt. CLEAN! 1961 IMPALA. V-8, air, 4 1.....;=:::..:.=:......--.;..;.:......==='------...,.;.....;. _____ ..;...-'"-"-----lMMACULATE . '70 911-T. 27,000 miles. Llke new! $29SO, OFFERS! Dave, door, original owner, m>.. One owner. See at Desip $2900 or beot. 646-42:13 HERE NOW! 6'1>-1S'12 or 49H615. }!:96Z-0761==·-----1 \ BRAND NEW '13 Explorer 20 fully Self Contained nAIDNIW '72 NEWPDRTER CAlMll VAM COWVllSIOI °"'' ... ~''"'""'1 ............... .. ... """'4<••IO·•l. .. ~ ... , ........ ... -· ...... ''" ,, .......... . ~.4'Slt'll $5580 :-:: '590.. 592~. ,.. .. _Cllll,.._~.,' 'Ulit.11 '1tlt.t4.M .... JUa ll "UUL."" lllUl'.\..Otl ... .,. ..... ' $699 5 ~~~&UC. ,$699.50 DOWN '113~~. C sh rite incl. toX & '73 lor 84 montht. 0 ~ ed pmt. price is lie .• is $7-489.7S. D~ e~enloge role is .s10,2Js.s•. >n»o ~ ... m. 10.23 %. On llpJI HUNTINGTON BEACH' 11101 BEACH llVD. 842-8803 11234 Gorv•y (213) 597-2110 OlffAllO f 000 W, l'folt I (714) ,,,.,, ... • , f • Plaza, 240 Newport Center 1966 FASTBACK Sharp JUBt * PRIVATE PARTY * ·n E1 Camino, alr, pt/pb, k> Dr. or call 64-Hl99 11med, 1150. · · Come In test Drive "JO cadlllac Eldorado ml. ,.nowtbrown Int. Im!. _ ·n ''""'"" Tarp m.s. 613-1350 _ TMIYI ~ _ loOOJ. m-1m .,.....,..,, 546-1653. kM/FM, -MI C"'h el-l ft. -'65 vw •stauon Waaon·w1·ss ' • Uf"' ... ~ **'69'-EL DORAOO. VERY '66-Cheftlle-;""SS;-4 iPdi"P/S:;- Sacrilice. 642--0'm. engine, sunroof, &.m/lm. NICE. Blue. $3450. Excellent condition, f150. '56 PORSCHE, re·blt 1150 radio. $650. 494-3485. See It -You'll Buy It •837-9517• 5.57-6513. CC, chrome rlna, stereo 1970 vw camper AM/FM $1400. or offu. 847--49U new tires, aux. heater, xini WIU... Buy your Porsche M mechan. cond. ~1859. '&2 CAD c:Onvtrt. all pwr & '70 Kinowood 9 pa.a; wtli' .• aJr rond, Good cond, $300, dlAc brb, pwr 1trg, air, lua:& &t6-li654 C.M. rad<. $2350; 833--0153. VW ))8.id for or not.. CRll • e '68 vw ~. Rebuilt en· Kent Allen 837--tSOO fine, Good tires.. $800. 1$9 4 DR. CADILLACJUSI' 1962 DIPALA. neetit mme 0 VER H A ULED. Good .uk. llSO. 673-668l, call PORSCHE '66, 912, Good Call 494-3288 1!166 Harbor, C.~I. '°"'itlon. Kon! sboclto.Jlelt Autos, 1~.......... 970 Autos, Imported ~9300 transp(lrte.tion car. 9'19-mf.1..:::a!ter=_,,6_,P,,m::.· ---~ effer. 541-0120. . ~ ... 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 I • PGR.SCHE '59 COnv.-D bit. Emu. Super buy! $1.100. CaJ1919-00'J1 SUNBEAM 1967 SUNBEAM A I pine, hardtop I: ooovert. tep. Low mi. Coed cond. 60-2163. TOYOTA TOYOTA'S '73's Now at '72 Prfc:esl MANY MODELS & COLORS Immediate Dellvery AT Sec It • Yoo'll Buy It 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '70 TOYO'l'A Crown 4 i)t, Sedan. Auto., air, vinyl f'O(l(. In excellent co n ditio n . Kelley Sllggelted Retail Sl!:m Our Sale Prlct thn.I 12-11}.'12 ls $1.599 (239810) f P442) DAVE ROSS ,PON'· rue. 2480 Harbor BJ.Yd., Cos!\ M~a. 54&--8017. URGENT, mU!!;t 1tl1, "lO Toyota Corona, new brka, tires. Leaving for Eulopt. Be•I olfe r. 495-GIZ. '69 TOYOTA 0orone. 4 Or. Michellh tlrta. 8~ «>n- dlt:lon! $940.. P¥t P t y . (1)~2399 '70 Toyota Ste. W•t• $950. Bob 642-4llO '71 CORONA, Mark ll 4 dr, Sharp, 1 OWJM!f, .,150. ~ '70 M1c:ll Wason, ~ spd, air, priced ' to· •IJ. i9M4611 "99-1730. , I ' DATSUN • DEAllN' DAYS ---------------.!~!!~A .. s!!.!!~~~ ... iNEW DATSUN 1200 fflltM tl.n. ......., ........... wliffre .......... L... • ' • ewiAN'Ci ·;-242911 PRICE · ~ -~ !.T~A ~ - -:....1 DATSUN 510 4 Dr. Sedan 1 Follf ..,..,oo4 ..... ,_,,. -AM •Hl" "'°" z.otl. .SID.till trHt 1111.. aw.u... ~ ,a.-. .....,, '-k" •••t•i I s.-1.,., .,.... ._...._ "-tw, .,,, ..... ...._ ..... ...11 ........ .._ -""" ••• ,..... ..,. s.rl• ... " ti'"" ..... '" ......... w .. , •• t.-.k. <M,..4. •J442Jt . I TO CHOOll NOM :! ·~s!'rf':1•:,~~~._...,.1"ltiil"'9..,., Jo .... CLEARANCE41t.7ol CWRAN~E $1976 PRICE I. I PRICE' +TAX I UC. • + TAX I UC. AND O'ftONS I ,• - I • • • I [ -... -l§J I -.... l~ I ---l§l l --~ J§l l ---l§l 1 ~"~-1§11 -...... l§l 1.A_u_,.._. _Utod ____ ..;9\IO.;.;; Autos, UHd 9\IO Autot, U.... 990 A-. UMcl 990 Autos, Used 9\IO Autos, UMd CHEVROLET CHEVROLET '69 NOVA CONTINENTAL FORD 990 Autos, UMd MUSTANG PONTIAC PONTIAC '73 Monte Carlo S Cpe '71 MARk Ill '72 FORD PINTO ··7 MUSTANG ·~\.~~bo~..,r:,; 2.DOOR '..':r."==iti.~'."~ Slj)UIRE~~~~ON PAmACK ~~"'~ ;:.;'~v~: ''"' ... ,. '"'• w1......_ '70 PONTIAC Auto ,.,._;.Air C.od. SIY.88 tlrown leather uphOWtry. Autamatic ~. f&e> V .. , Aammatlc ~ air, elec. windowa, electric P.S., P .W., air, r a 11 y 8 eyl., .1 speed stick lhift., u-(004CE}() !Ory alr, radlo, heater, ridlO. beater (TSPIT.5) ~ar w 1 n do w, rack. =.dlke~1• =·1~ + tax per mo. 36 mo. O.E.L. lmmodlote Delivery LEASING Ira clean (TXB283. $6495 t1nted ~a~ rad<, $695 Howard" special buy of the ""'4!fl<llfi. OUr Sale Prlco $966 = of !aciory HUNTINOTON BEACH ~ ..t whol...ie. lhn1 u.10-12 II $4199. <1'462> MacHoward · $2595 Ch,..,...r/Plymouth $2450 1~~A=lAc, 0 ~,v,~ SH It. you'll buy Ill 531-or 531-7 HUNTINGTON BEACH ':'ad> =64~~wir. HOWARD CheYTOlet Hnrbor Blvd., C..ta Mesa, ALL MOD,ELS AND MAKES Southern Callomia 1st National · 'ft •• _ I • ...!. Corner h t & Harbor Ch rysler/Ply~tll .116 .. .._ GT pis, disc New port Beach >11H10J7. - lUUATOYLUUllQtA . Sant • An• 161l61 Beach Blvd. JJWll. ~. ndlo, ..a .... 3 •pd MacArth!"UUSB1vd 5 & 5 Jamhore< ·n GRAND Prix. Loaded. ~ 54>-6164 8C-0131 .,._ AM/FM stereo radkJ. Vinyl '70 UNOOt:.N MARK ID. -' -autom. $850. 4&H82S. top. Must Sell $4150. Pvt. 1"8 """""· C.M. 64A>9303 = ~:rior.~ ... :':lli Cl>e. ·~ F.:.T.:;:-P.S.. OLDSMOllLE '68 FIREBIRD Ply. 64&-l<M ' lOON. W'"""-wheel, full power. Pride of P.B., air, low, low ...... '68 0'.... 2 ooo, R---·· ,':'.;_._. RAMBLER ;. :1t1 ..uuvu,J .1. ownenhlp refiected Jn this (035Cl0J, Uhuiual Buy. _. au omauc tranam ....,.,_ , ________ _ Bank Leasing '70 Caprice Cpe. beautIM automohUe. Kell•y NN>:tll"' Vista er.lier 9 -_... ~ =f ~~ 1960 RAMBLER -- 2001 Mictiel&on Drive V:1·ec~C ~t elwheel, ~e:e ~~ =72°~ co ms~~ ~T, ~ ~1=: ' $1095 ~r~1M~$525 or best of. IC.rner or MacArthurJ ""''· vinyl rool, 22,8S3 $.1899 (203FDMl < P 5 2 9 l Costa Mesa >l&-1203 IWAVli60l. Only HUNTI NGTON BEACH T·BIRD f"'1ne, Calli. 92664 miles. l«$7AK2 O). Only ~llar~BlJ;?,~fa '61 FORD M........ V-8, $1595 Chrysler/Plymouth n4J833.8620 213/627·0367 395 auto P.S. chn>nle wbee11 16661 Be h Blvd 11 t '7 1 T BIRD Me" 54!H017. exceiient '11tts. s bar p '. HOW.ARD Chevrolet Beach ~164• 84i003J wi '71 Vega Hatchback HOWARD Chevrolet CORVAIR Kell<!y -Retail . N,wport llooch ·~ l'ONTIAC Grand ~-Landau loaded w;th extr ... Cpe. Radio, stick shill Newport S.ach ...,...,0 OUr 1<"-•---.; __ .... _. .. __ .. .-.. Blvd• J"-hn °"' ..-.ia. Pt1'i wheels beautiful black (692BZS) ....,.. -rnce .... "" ·~·u.iur • .....,.,...ree PS. ·•· Vinyl -• P S. lo 1itacArthur Blvd I: Jamboree '63 OORVAIR Cunv. Good UJ.D.12 ii Sll99 CXXF677) 833-0555 · • '"'"• •vui, · • finish with black interior, $1299 833-0555· rond. N-top. Best offer. (P44'7) DAVE ROSS PON mileage. E" e e 11 e n t con-Hurry on this one -beJow CONNELL ~mn• ~ •• • "11 o•~ ~--•-A t dl!lon. Ke"~ ~·-~ --~ l val • ~CKX -u.~·Bl~vdL<L• 1973 ~10NTE Carlo Maroon 21662 Brookhurst St, apt A. TIAC, 2480 Harbor J;UYd., Gold.i..lA:>~t:=:-;'1' lu umnl Rebtll $270S""'cfu ~;.:ri-;; uuu ... e ue. •u• . 6')£0 n..u""'" ' H t ..,...... . Co.ta Mesa. ~7. ' ~ .,,ny roo • lhru ••••12 Is . 'l 5 9 9 $4195 ~ta M-· ,~1203 {color of '74), 3000 ml, un • D<,;I" _ _._ ._._ PS. air ~-• \.NII "-....,... ?O Ford Torlnb .. s ..... •·-"''", a11~·~e1·~· •. '25 _; <YQP12!1> CP493) DAVE )~/.WARRANTY Swivel buckets, air, P/S, '64 MONZA i .cyl, stick. $375. ...... _. o:\."Ul _ Ma ff. P/B. 'radlals, Im $517'!. or beot oflu. Sharp! Orig. Cl>e·-VB, auto.,...ndlo, P.S., mn.._. Kelley SuaeJted ROSS PONTIAC, 2 '8 0 C 0Ward '71 CAMARO Saorl~ 14595. 6 7 3-3 8 01 , owner. 557-7457 · P.B., air, low, low price. Retail $533!>, Our Sale Price llarbor lllVll;;-COsla ,...., • V..S. automatic, power steer-mol'nings. * ,63 CX>RVAIR MONZA, Nice car. (OlSBEP). fhN U.J.0.7' fs .$4599 CP4.19) .~-~='=· =,.-,=,-,,..--531~ or 531-o607 lng. air, bucket seats. con· ~70. Chevy M alibu body xlnt, make otter. Must Co~~I.Er ( 3 9 6 5 'lIM"lOUl82) DAVE '69 PONTIAC GTO Coupe. Corner l i t & H•rbor aole,.A sharp car. (155DFC) Cpc. v.s, radio, auto., P.S., sell! 646"".16 after 5. ROSS ?PNTIAC. 2 4 SO VS, P.S., air, vinyl root. Santa An•· only $2995 ~~Flarl<able value . COUGAR eo.ta2::..Harbr81vd.51&-ll03 =i"'vd., Costa Me,. ~OUr~~"';~ "70T·BffiO:klr,fullpwr,Wt ll ..._ ..... ,._ ; • ..,......, (~""' whl, air, stereo, xlnt cond, $1999 1966 FORD ~pus Countty Exce em: second car iur .u-...,.., .. .., .,.,;,:, • ........-.i, $2875. Pvt pty. 673-1342 HOWARD Chevro1t t CONNELL CHEVRO ·m COUGAR XR-7, alll pwr, Squire, P/s, P/b, llale. 1957 Okllmoblle 4 door (ll60A) DAVE ROSS PON· Newport S.•ch 282S Harbor Blvd~ ~~ ~7~ leather int., P/wzdws. P/seat, radio, ledan. Powef. steer t n 1 , TIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., 1acArth l d .\ J bo -.. <:i1.r ,,...,. beater 1c· air cond. $825. power brakes. Eiroellent Costa Mesa 546-8017. l\ ur.A4s55 am ree Costa Mesa 546-l213 *'69COUGAR. Full power, £73.-1229 conditlon.Only61.000mllea. '12 FIREBm.D, immac. VEGA '69 Malibu SS air. Sell o' trade !or p;c1<. ·n Ford Ctrtry Sed. 6 _. Call 518-7870 ....mo. su..,. loaded w/!act xtrns. '67 CHEVY II Cpe .• V8. 4 """"· vinyl root. Up or Panel. 642-4268 •la wq.. lull pwr, air, rib. '69 OLDS CUil.., Supreme, Must "'"· 5IHl60. '72 VEGA GT. Orang.. 4 spd. Stereo. Xlnt cond. $2350. 494-0TU btwn 8 & 4 pm. 4 door, 6 cyl, au~maUc wide tires, mag whee.ls, DODGE xlnt oond. Must tell! $2295. only 37,000 miles. $1465. or transmission, radM> &: priced $400 under whole.sale. ~; aft 5 673-722f best otter 60-4306 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 heater. extra cleon <TSS627) (YQB569l. ONLY '67 DODGE JEEP 1967 illda 442, 4 spd, q $695 $950 owner, needs oeat """'"· HUNTINGTON BEACH HOWARD Chevrolet MONACO 1963 Scau~ <x<. mechankally $500. Call 847~· Chrysler/Plymouth Newport Be•ch S t at Ion wagon, V-8, eooCJ, Best otter. 1962 Oldl CUUAls. Re-bit 16661 Beach Blvd Hunt ?>.tacArthur &:: Jamboree Blvd :~~r~~~ , 53&-9'S2'l 4 ~~~ttery, 1WL Beach MG-516', 842-0631 833-0555 windows, radio & heater 7'2 Toyota ~ Oul8er, '72 C (T'lA!m) whl drive, like new, 14 •. 000 '68 F--35, V-8, P/S, good amoro '67 Chevy Malibu $595 ml., $33». 5.'16-«118 aft 5. • cond. Orig.°"""· Mu.st .. u Gol:d, beige Interior. VR, Wqon. vs, radio, P.S., auto, MAVERICK $950 OI' best ofter. Gn.5567. P.S .. P .B., auto., air. car 11 air. Uousua! car. (9EOCPff) HUNTINGTON BEACH PLYMOUTH tmmacula1";-(UIGIUI 47.967 miles. -c fi-lof'D"™'-·"' l::'.'..'.-::o"'""'""'~"°""7":-1.~~~~~~=:::-U499 -~1399 -,,_ •. ~·~~ 1970 Maverlck,-al<..cood, Jo.1 .-- - WEEK-END-SPECIAL -.•. -111661 Beach .Blvd. llwit mi. Below-blue book. . '10 Pl..Y.MOUTH co~ar~~ CON~1iiar~~J.EJ' Be' acb 541)..5164, 842-0031 -4$-tWS ..-i t - Cooi. M""' 54&-1203 ea.ta Mesa 54&-1203 61 Dodee 4 Dr •. H.T. •70 MAVERICK. auto, oew ROAD RUJilNE BUY A USED CAR OR TRUCK FlOM GROTH CHEVROLET '65 El Camino CONTINENTAL vi!;,._P·<'t'i-=i'. a1r. _,, ~.,:;. ~7938mile~ c1ean. ~~ ~':'~.!.!'°t.~: V8. automatic, ps, air. $199 ( DZ). · <R186:\1l· Only '71 UNCOLN CONNEU. CllEVROLE:r MERCURY $1595 $895 Ooottnenlal Coupe I u 11 y 2828 Harbor Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH HOWARD Chevn>let equipped. Ulm ..... ..... Cotta Mesa >l&-!213 ")!) MERCURY Olopr. v.a, Chryslef/Plymouth Newport Beach dltlon, >fichelin !hoes '68 DODGE P.S., air, vinyl top. lo ~Blvd Beodl Blvd. llunt MacArthu' & Jambo""' Blvd \ $4395 CHARGER · ~.:f's29oo ~~I ~='ad>'=541l-6l64.=.;='-"80--063l='=~ 833-0555 thru 12-10-72 is $ 2 6 9 9 • 1968 Plymouth VIP 4 dr, Macffoward v .s, autorryatlc transmission, {913BHZJ (P432l DAVE vinyl roof, radio. beater, air '69 C•m •ro Cpe. factory air, power &teeri1'1$1:. ROSS PONTIAC, 2 4 so conditioning, pwr steering&. l!I cyl., ~uto., P.S. radio. 531..6000 or 531..Q607 ra171d8CXio ,&J) heater, vinyl roof Harbol' Bldv,. Costa Mesa, brakes. New tires It: brakea, (X\VZ7621 Won't Jut. C I & H bo • ., -1 xlnt cond & ""•·t 52,000 $1599 0<ner st ar r $995 ~-~~·==-=,......,..-......, •-;:;;: miles. Kelly a~g1eated CONNElL Of.EVROLET S•nta An• ·n MARQUIS Brougham 2 r e ta i I $1,350. • • .Jrice ""'Harbor Blvd CONT'L ·n ...,... m. Blu•. H~~T''t!J~CH ~ ~ ~ t;.;! $ill0. 837-4239. c..ta. &fesa MS-Im v.·hite top, Io mile, leather Ui66l ry~lich Blvd, Hunt mne.. $3975. -or T 96&-2oo2 PONTIAC- on:v "9 CA>IARO SS. 398, ~· full equip. $6500. Be<ch !;I0.5164, 8G-<l63l "68 MERC. w....,, 398 V-8, ~~rf04~· .~~ ~ 1 ~ . la! FORD Arr, pis, p/b, p/w, & 161 Ponti.c Le Mans or .... ~...,.,... U'W""lllUU l9't1 Linco n ......,.,ttnen rack. Private Party.~ v s, P.S., radio, P.S. Df.,..........,. Coupe .. Xlnt cond. All Ex• 962-682) ......... n.l...a....-air & ~ tnLs. •A100 best offer I • .. ~~· .... ......,.... > Uw. l97I VEGA 2-<lr ha<chback ~ or • '70 LTD. 2 dr. air corid 42,000 MUSTANG 23.391 mlles.$l69t<MPG887). cpe. Mag whls, vinyl top, Call 644'"6440 weekday&. ml Excel cond, one owner, FM stereo radio, 4 spd. '71 Omd"'6edan, 11,000 ~ Low whlsle, 54&-<1378 72 CONNELL CHEVROl.El' $1799. 962-1886. ~J..~ Stereo, FORD '61 Sta Wag,, air, auto MUSTANG ' Fastback, 2828 Harbor Blvd. 169 Cam•ro fu U'U""'l.l.VU trans., radial t.irft:, $695. ~hls,1;0 ~load~: Costa Mesa 546--Ull 4 speed, ·power steerbJa", '86 Coi11'1 Ccnv. Maroon Prtv party, 644-0030. prt pty, Fair value, $28'15. '72 FIREBIRD F.sprit, air, radio. Nice. CZNH473) w/riu blk top. Eng xln't '69 LTD Brougbam,·4 dr HT, ~ p/s, p/b, am/fm st~. tp $2199 shape. ¥aJ<e otr. 646-5'5. r/h. fact air, AM/FM, vin 67 MUST Fmbc.k. blk, 289 die. vin. top. 13,800 mi's. C'ONNEIL CHEVROLET '67 SEDAN lo mi, xJnt cond. top, pb/ps, $1600. 847-3298 'fac &ir, 'auto trans, RIH: Must sell. Urgent! 'S51-3S99. 2828 Harbor Blvd Nu trs, stereo, air, vinyl rf. •57 FORD Wagon. iOQd WSW, pwr dilC brb, Best '68 PONTIAC Grand Prix, Colt.a Mesa 546--13l3 1 ownr 545-1577. t:ranaportatlan. $100. offer. 846-1225 full pwr, lrnmac. cond. '57 Bl.ACX chevy, clean, 6 1970 C.Onttnental, 4 dr. Full 557-1335 '67 MUSTANG, clean. l(OO<i $1350. 494-4232.. ~stick shUt, rood cond. pwr, Stereo, &peed control '56 Fairlllnt!, 2 dr .. Hrdtp, palnt & Landau. Air cond., lS64 Red Convertible xlnt -&I! $UJ1,~,"0'-' $l4!lO. Pri,pty. SlH733...... '1'1!1;; .. 1<>• trans. ·q OWJir, 118".,o.ulP, tUt.wl;e<!. 2119 "ltl. ~t;oo "50;' -, Autos, UHd 990 Autos, UMd 990 "lilo! new''! $375. 837-84&-6527. -~~~~~~-~~ 1970 FORD Country Squire 'fi6 MUSTANG bard top, V..S, '69 LeManl 2 Dr. Hardtop Sta Wgn. Xlnt cond. Pvt. 1 owner. $700. LMvtna: Air. 1 owner. 24,tn:I mi. Best pty, best oflet 613-1993. oountry. Must eell. 53&-7296 otter1 646-3591 a1't 5. 'T2 LTD Country Squire, MUSI'ANG '66 Convert. 1 '68 nREBIRO, tully equip... P/S, P/B, A/C, xlnt cond. owner, good .cxmdilion. $850. ped, extremely good cond. AND TAKE HOME A SCHWINN 10 SPEED-YAISITY OR R.C.A. 12·:.f.~!IABLE T.V. OR 60,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS I UT HUltRYI THIS OfPl lt IS FOR A LIMrTED TIME, Our USI D CAR Jot ii jammed with excellent used car and truck values. Prices a.re competltiw, our service and reputation envied. Come in now while thls offer is. open. OPEN EVERY DAY 'TIL 9 P.M. G~OTH CHEVROtET - IHI f l!Ncli Blvd. Hut1tl,,.ton 8Nch 847.:&839 545-8863 ' 84H162 after 7 p.m. 67S--8546 $1400. 673-5507. 1 "'""'""'~""'""'""'111!!!~'!111"'"""'"!"!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Autos, UHd 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, UHd 990Autos, UHd OVERSTOCKED! MUST MOVE! $895 72 CHEV. VEGA )ftof._ •• ,~~, •. dio, hatttr, lik• new. (490 Ell> $2195 '68 FIREBIRD Cffp•. Vinyl roof, •uto. tr•111., r1cUo I het+.t, A b1111tyl IXOA IOfl $1695 '70 DATSUN S'r A. WGlil. " A11fo.. fr1n1., t ir. r•dlo I httftr, roof rttk. re1I fine. 1973 IXU I $1895 168 PLYMOUTH T$Ull 200 VALIANT '72 DA ' 1 • cylitMfer, 1Htk •Ji; ft• 2 090r S • 4 • tt. ~ Ailtt. Econolftittl tr1n1poril• 1 tr1nt., rtdlo, h11f1t. *"· A 90Qd buy. WVl. $1695 72 ·DATSUN 1200 F11tN1l, .. 1p...l, rtdio, ti. ... ,. $1995 J42J . J11Jt $795 '70 FORD 4 •••• club w1901t. v.1, 111fo, W•11s., R Ii H, ,..f recir. Nlc• for t rov,.. (761 ACiCt . $2699 '70 CHeV ~ TON 7 1 .DATSUN .P.U. y.1, ,.,. .. tr•11.., •i119 •J ..._ riM OK ••"',._, flt•t Md, "[lcfe ""'' I , .... IM.IM,.r., f•c. •Ir A "°""''·"°I coitcl.1 1691· .. .., ..... , ~ ... (712· 241'1) z111 I $3899 ' $1995 • SH Our Lorte Uectlon of P'U'• c a...,On Oftd Other fine C.n .Gardea .Grove Dallu lllOI Horbor 81..i.. Gorden G""'• ' * 534-1255 * GREAT USED CAR ' '72 CHEV NOVA ................ $2195 $AVE '66 • '70 V.W. BUSSES ........... ..., __ '67 BUICK RMERA .............. $1595 '71 V.W. CAMPER ..... \ ....... . $2795 l'"KtotV moot!,' low mll•; 1lr cond. <tNOSWJ '70 PONTIAC CATALINA CPE. $1495 . . . . . . . . $3795 '71 JEEP WAGONEER A -'tftl Gr1Wo V.f, hu .--,ttlll'le· '64 V.W. KARMANN GHIA S795 ........... '71 V.W. SUPERBUG $1795 '64 V.W. BUG ...............•.... $795 •ronu oetnf, c:twon'it Wl'letll.. IOl(PIMI "65 V.W. BUG ..........••.•...... S895 ~ltlo With blKk lnfM1W, ll!:U'ffnl '69 V.W. FAmACK $1495 '66 V.W. BUG ................... $995 '67 MU~ANG .................. $1295 Alt, ll'IMl't' ....... cletn. CTBP»ll '68 BUGS -LanJ• Selection ....... $AVE Me"y coters. '69 V.'lf. BUG ................... $1295 ....... ~ ...... ,Mnt.,, .._-..,,...; (WVWJ> ' • '69 BUGS -7 to Choose From fMny co40rl, ..... LAIGE SELECTION OF BUSSES, CAMPERS .& STATION W~GpNS l j DAILY PILOT D J J15 CADILLA YUR·END INVENTORY CLURANCE SALE OVER 70 CADILLACS & Select Trade-ins TO CHOOSE FROM TREMENDOUS ONCE-A -Y EAR SAVINGS Just a f ew Ex amples OUt 72 .... ,.. COUPI l .... i... c...-.. , ...... -... ......., •• -..i11wir.,, '"' ,...., 1 s.eoo .ii... ,._ ,_,,.,, ,,. .... w illK ...._, ...... It-.. WSW/ wl"\'f .... y!,.l'I W<Ji.I _,., AM '"' rM1-, opoori -n .. , -1. ._. whM/o, a1>o.iw1e!y .... llhol. (l,JfOJI $3777 MU.CUlY '72 MAIQUll ........................ ,..,.,..,. .ir .... mi..1,,.. 11o11 ,._ .1 .. r1 ..,, ... I , • .,r.rt -·· 111! """"'"1, ··-· ... lecb. """"' ..i ...... ,,. & _,. I•• •ii.t. !"3WI Ai.. •l•i.l'r ,.,.__ ,..... .. ......, _,. tit ... , ..... !hit ............, ..,,,. SALi NICI CM. ~t II ...... c,._ l ....... 12.~ .11 ... , .... ,.~ ...... ~ lioa.ct .... .,, ..... ... '"'""" •• ;;;;!. •. "'" -· ·-· ...., ...... tfft o"4 191__,;~ ·-.,,. .a-i..i.11 11.......... fS... #0t1n1 UUNICI CADIU.AC '70 POUOMAM .... l(hol 1;....111 P9l"' w!ttl ltoll INIW .......... , ..... I -lwl -•· TIR,4 M , "'II -, lilt lo Mio· -..ic -1,,., -· uvr .. - tr.I, "•"" -"""'· -all .. i.... """"" CAD. 'ff II ht'e4• C.., ,__., •Ir .....tllle•I.... StrlH•I Mo.....t YOllew wit~ 1•14 vl•yl f9P ....... llf1t1 ..,14 floll 1"""9< ·~· tar'-, NII ... _,. 1111 • Ni....lc -·"'· ... "'41, ......... ~, "'""' 4'1•• ........ v..., ...... ii..1 lll>l12)J IAU NICI CAHUC , .. ND. DI l/IW ~ air .-i,,..,1 ...... ~ -.... -..11t.t .-14 • i..n.... 1 ... ""'""· -· -.. .-i., ....... . -II-. •R •• .;...i .. ~.I .... •t • -'i....t lew .,1 ... !SIHl)JJ $1666 CAD. '41 CONYllfllU Alo <offillN I ... , ltolL -·, _..,. wtitt. wfl~ .... 1 .......... 1 .. 111 .. lfl..,W, A.M/IM ...ii.. Uf <•• 4l1i... fNQffj.(J .... CADIUAC '72 HOUGHAM L••"''-~' l<><l.,T •Ir, wl,.yl ... , hll kolhw lfttsrier, •••I •• ..,,,.,, _ .......... , -l..:b, ••• , .. <Mt< ........ 1 .... y •••••• (61 I CACI. f,..ry '"'° .,.,,._ .t ...,.1 ... pi-.... Cadllk><'• ll--· $6777 CAIMUAC 72 H D. DI Ya.U ~ -12,000 .u .... i.ct..., •!• c9Hl1i..1119, "'""' ..,11 ...._. Ill· ...... ...,, ...... , ... -. ~i~wt ....... 1•-.-'lrilll-..... -llocb ...... -1. '""' -"""'· -k .... _, _,,, ....-1...W. ••tta -,._ -Ill· COiii --ll>li... j.57'flA) SALi PlllCI CADtu.AC ~1 le. De: ftll 7 .. ..,__...'* .......... "" •llto '-'-Y _.,. ~ ........ M .. -..... , ... , '""'"" .. -1~i..; .. , .i.. ............... rill . .. i-,;c .-..... cnl• -.i • •IC •• .,,, (UOCll). />1 W • '4777 CAD. '71 IL DOIADO C..~··•!l .. le. l-..... 11,000 .1 ... r.c1wY .ir -.111 .... "'9 ....... II.I ·-11 ..... ltd: 'lril~ lloMd: .... . rk1i h11 ,..,, IN~ I~....... hH -· Nfo/HI. ........ 1111 ..... ICIOl'I• ,_._,. ,.... •" .-i ... c..111 ..... ,.. ........ ..,~ ·-_ ,,.. .. 1 ........... '*. ........ SQ,, CA.DI.UC 70 UL Df Yl1U I • cloou• <Mk• of .. i.... '*"• 1WY air .-ltlo~i~a. 0..1• .,f •-tty., "'II laol .... lo>IW'lw, hll -· 1111 • •"-1• ---i.m ................. (IM. """"' ,,. ft • $3111 ' CADA.LAC '70 a DOtlADOI' S.-al ,. u..... """'· ,......., • cWlllMl119, .. _.., ""'41 IMtlo. ., ltitwlor, floH -. -.... """'"" cnoi .. -""'· ..,k -· vl~rl .... AH loot_ .... • .... ~ •II•••· 1'911QOJ ...., .. ~ IAUNJCI Ml•C. 'ff IT. WAGON t _ ... C..""'Y ...... htll ,..... .. . ,........, ... .....-..... r.e "'""" i.a, ""--·· 1-...WI (Zb1•zt $2222 ·' ·, ' • .: ' . " ,. ' , ( .' i ' ·' ,, • ·: . " . " . . • " " ' •• " -.. ' " " I ., ' " " ' li " j: ·I jl ,I ~. ., • I I Nabers ! Cadillae l 2600 Harbor -Blvil. Costa Mesa ·540-9100 ' • I ' . ... ........... ···-..-, ! ... • • < ,T~~· '73 iD.ODGf. .· . SWINGER . SPECIAL ---.... I 2 DOOlt HARDTOP full factory equipped Order Yours Now I $199 DOWN $71 A MONTH · ~~~t:s $2188 I ... "; ........ ,.,.,, •. .... -l'IW· ild. ~ "-. .FULL ~.::.~~ '!::-D~.~ .. • "• \ ' '''"' '"n$21SS..cl 1t. · ·PRl"E·· •--· -~· Jiff ••1111.J''llo '73 DODGE VAN · Fuliy factory equipped '10~"-whe!I ; base~ 1/2 ton, toll, springs, fr ont&· reor, 26 gollon fuel tonk. doll jet Wind- shield washers, fresh air heater ·With defr<fster. . ' . • • I I -~ '. ~----11,·lARGES'l'-SElleTION OF- I T A KE YOUR CHO ICE . . FULL PRiCE -:-·y ANS-. - IN SO. CALIFORNIA IMMEOIATE DELIVERY 1i71 PINTO · , I . '71COLT 2·DOOR 2·DOOR ,! ."69 MUSTA ... G . . I 2 D~ HT ~-.. $1 0-· '·s a· IMPALA . . ' -)'~•. . . . .. 9. ' :: . ·• ..... l .• '"t .'• ' ' , " ~ "' • •' ., ~. ~·' It , • •• ' t · ' 1 ' l . 396 v.,, &)gme, auto.. tr~. power steering. ' • :. 4 Speed Irons., rodio, tleoter. {YWr,n2): ~ . ,. ~ · v.a, hdio, heater ond bucket seats. (XIH729) ~ , • . radio, tieofe;, (YQl?-759). • • . •• , ~ • .,.""'!" • ":..l • ~ \ • ~ . . · · · PULL PRICa : -. . -l!ULL P•ICI ·. -····--· ... ,...:;. ... ' -· ': '"'; 'PRICI '71 FOR.D · Galaxi~ :Soo Altto. trans .. power steering, air cand. (898EJT) ''10 PLY _ ' • I WAGON '70.VOliKS BtlG . • er:-rcn -· Fully factory equ;pp.d includi>g~ 6 Cyl. p J.. •• , ·-·fftTii••"-·"'· stickshift;.(93909E). ~ ,-. :~~: ,-y..--~. · · •. UTH --'69:·P ,LYMOU Ii ' ....... · ... :: '.· '70 AV RI L .. ·" p;;;ii~~- 4 SpHd ti'diis., todio arid heater. (1788Nt) $ ]Q· 88 -;: .. ·~--~ GON .' : :'."":-$.-(j'.··g .... ': -~~~·.w . . . -~98·' • _ ft .. ' • • • , ~ }{ 1 • .,.,,.~ "·• • .i ~ '. • • · • ~ ' RodiO and htalW .. Fully f«tory t<N'"'·i. 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B Gj Pro Football DoublehHder San Diego Chargers vs. Denver Broncos; Baltimore Colts vs. Kansas tity Chiefs. 12:00 0 (})NBA Preview 12:30 0 (I) USGA Hl&hli&hts 1:•!5 U Cl) Pro Football Post-Game Show 3:.00 fD Skiina "Children Have the Most fun" 5:30 O The )ohn M~K•y Show 8:00 IJ Roller Gam~ Los Angeles T·B1rds vs. the Northern. Hawks. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 6:00PM O (}) (j) Mond•y Night Pro Football New York Jets vs . the Oakland Ra iders. 9:00 IJForum Boxing 11:15 @I) Roller Games TUESDAY, DECEM~ER 12 5:30PM IJ The Jerry West Show 5:55 U lakers Warm-Up 6:00 IJ lakers BHketball The Lakers vs. the Chicago Bulls tn Chi- cago. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13 8:00PM ~ Ci) I Sflc!AL I Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine Dis- playing talents beyond their basketball expertise, the members of the world·renowned basketball all-stars entertain with their own brand of hoop·la. Joining the Globetrotters are special guests Teresa Graves, Bill Cosby, Cass Elliott and Jean Stapleton. 9:30 1J Tommy Prothro Show Ram football coach Prothro d1scusses- the Dec. 10 game with the Cardinals. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1• 8:00PM Q) Boxina From the Olympic Ruben Navarro and Rey Bautista 1n a 10-round lightweight bout. 9:30 IJ R•ms Action Filmed highlights of the Rams vs. Cardinals game. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 7:00PM a:> Roller Derby 11:00 1J Bob Boyd Show Warm-up with the USC basketball coach. 11:0!5 IJ USC 8Hketb•ll The Annual Trojan Basketball Classic. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 lO:OOAM O ®) Pro FooU,.11 Ba~ore Colts vs. M1am1 Dolphins. 12:30 IJ Inside Football Pl•y-Back Film clips of "oldie-but-goody" football games. 12:•5 IJ Ci) Pro Football Pre-G•me Show 1:00 IJ Cl) Pro Football Minnesota vs. San Francisco. l'I High School Basketball Ross Porter and Tom Hawkins call the Pfay·by·play action. 1J Roller Games 1:30 Q) Ch•mpionshlp Bowlina 3:00 U R•ms Action g) Futbol·Soccer 3:•5 U Pro Football Post·Geme Show 4:30 O NFL Game of the Week 5:00 0 Ci) Cl) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports This Week In Pro Football 6:30 Sports With Bertke Sports Ch•llenge 8:00 Championship Wrestling 8:30 Sports Challenp 9:00 Bob Boyd Show 9:30 USC Basketball Trojan Basketball Classic. 10:00 • Box de Mexico 11:00 John Wooden Show UCLA Basketball coach Wooden discusses · the team. 11:05 U UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. University of California at Santa Barbara 1n game played earlier. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 197! BICYCLES RALEIGH & PEUGEOT MASTltl'tCHAl'tGIE AVAILABLE NOW!! C HRISTMAS LAV-AWAY NEWPORT CYCLERY ---SALES -SERV ICE -ACNTALS--- 2116 •WPO•T Ill.VD., -~GI NEXT TO CRAB COOKER 671-1700 * * * Prob•bly the most famous No. 12 In quuterback history, Joe Namath, gets set to direct his New York Jets towud •nother touchdown drive. The Jets lineup aplnst the lmposln&~ Oakland R•lders Monday at 6:00PM on ABC's NFL Monday Nlcht rootball. TUllDAY LADIES DAY WASH& JDW4X W•. ea• DAY FR WAIM EE 1n ~ax wrr11 7 &Al. fll • .,., Page 3 INSIDE ~ the tube ( OUTSIDE hollywood by II Mahan The other day Eric Segal's LOVE STORY captivated the TV sets of America. In due time another novel may take its place . . O~Dt.H OF BATTLE, by lb Melchior. ORDER OF BATTLE 1s not an ordinary book but 1t •s so well written that even an ordinary reader would tiate to put 1t down. The three years of research that went into 1t, 1nclud1ng\. lb Melchior's personal experiences. spell d a n-g-e-r and best ·sellerl righJ on to 1ns1de the tube• Mr. Melchior has opinions that aren't plastic He knows his personal commitment to life and the issues His tiobby is definite and con s1sts 0 1 m1f1tary n11niatures. His fantastic collection is valued at over $!:>0,000, with the rarest items tucked away in safety deposit boxes When he says "My business •s hlmmaking . · he means 1t! Despite the overpowering demands upon a writer author producer. he re· cently completed a documentary of four open heart surgenes1 This documentary 1s a visual guide and instruction for medics around the world" on the 1nstaflat1on of the heart valve invented by C. Walton Llllehe1, M D. An interesting note to this feat is that wh ile 1n Min neapohs tor an interview on ORDER OF BATTLE. the wife of a general whose operation 11ad been filmed telephoned to state that he was 3t tnat very mo111ent sitting up and doing except ionally well. Dr. Bernard Goott had only operated the day before! Inside the tube his contributions are numerous and amal1ng but his documentaries on drug abuse are a must see for all who clamor. hue and cry. "Save the children " THE TWO LEGGED SPACESHIP for the third to sixth grade. USERS LOSERS for Junior High: KEEP OFF THE GRASS, THE PILL POPPERS and LSD TRIP OR TRAP' tor Junior High and High. with ALCOHOL ANO RED FLARES for Young Adults. Mr. Melchior's documentaries are not voile but so percale that many have won awards for him He is wnter·producer director on over thirty documentary ftlrns ft would take several colunins to give credit to the partial list of his cont11but1ons as a writer of motion picture features. television scripts for several series. which is a good lead •n for all science f1ct1on TV buffs lb Melchior has 1ust completed a new one·hour science fiction series for 20th Century Fo1t called TIME TRAP, and what will be an equally exciting n1&ht on the tube is ORDER OF BATTLE' A great novel. by an 1llustr1ous man with so much class that he doesn't knock or weep at beinB the son of a famous father. the great Wagnerian tenor. Lauritz lb Melchior SKOL! • • • M~ny of today's Hollywood stars can often be found hanging a1ound the Hollywood unemployment office In fact, that's one of the best places a tourist can go 1f he wants to see people There 1s one other place. however, that is even better The Hollywood Wa'X Mu seuni, which is located a few doors east of Grauman's Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. Some of the wax figures go back to the earliest days of Hollywood, Jean Harlow. Clark Gable, Jean nete McDonald, Gary Cooper and Marilyn Monroe, to name a few The Hollywood War. Museum opened its doors to the public 1n 1965. Up until then the heart of Hollywood had little for a to11r1st to see eJCcept for Grauman·s Chinese and the infamous Hollywood and Vine. Why 1t took so long lor something like the museum to open 1s a mystery. More of a mystery is why a Canadian from British Columbia had to be the man to open the museum This particular Canadian cames the name of Spoony Singh He wears a beard and his head •s wrapped 1n a turban He looks more like a figure 1n his own museum than the owner The way the museu m came tlJ life is the way I suspect many business deals take place. It seems that Spoony had an evening out with the boys and they were very much en1oying a lengthy cocktail hour when one of the group turned to Spoony and said. "Hey. Spoon. le's get together an' open a wax mush1um 1n Hollywood .. By the time they'd finished the second bottle they had made plane reservations and the cocktail party continued all the way to Hollywood. Everyone told Spoony that Hollywood couldn't support a wax museum -tbat 1t had been discussed by many people many different times ancJ' tht> general consensl•S was that 1t would fold before it even opened Spoo ny was detern11ned. however. and the wax museum opened and has been doing remarkable business ever since. Besides the enormous number of wax figures in the 11111se11n1 ttiere is a continually running documentary ftlm which spans over 40 years of Academy Award history The film is so 11npress1ve that 1t alone Is worth the price of adm1ss1on It starts in the year l 9 27 and takes the viewer up to the present time. So, H Is so often the case, a stranger to Hollywood has &•ven Hollywood something for t he people to see and be proud of 1'111 looking forward to when Spoony has another night out with the boys. Maybe he'll decide to open a studio and make some films God knows Hollywood IS in desperate need of 4'on1e new people with Imagination THE DAILY PtlOT, TV WEEK, 0£CDot8[1t lO, '972 MORNING AIOU.O 17 COV£Wf All prorra1Htl111 Is subfed ti dll111• 1:00 8 (() S.riM Se•dttr without netlct, Oft tll 3 ~ for ~Today 0n dte fl,. Tues., Thurs. continued (OWrtl' of t11e ftlpt of 6:2S 0 Kfttwteqe 1"Tht Rlfht To .. ," Apollo 17. 6:30 II Sut Yu111 ~n1 Yff Mon., Wed .. "'-------------' Fri.; Odyuey Tiits .. Thurs. 11:00 IJ (I) wt.ere Utt Ht1rt Is m Educ.ahftal featurts 0 ®) @E Jeopardy O Survtflnr dM Unlwne Mon.. @ 81llopln1 CounMt Wed.. Fri.. Parent Yo~ forum m Crafts With IC.IC, Mon.; Wudtr· Tues.; Youth and tile Issues Thur5. Just Tues.-Thurs.; let le,er Fr1 O.nttt TN Arntstron1 fJl) The Electric Co•pa"' (j1J CAE: Colftft Crtdlt Couf'M m Vocts dtl Otsltrto 6:45 El) Co111nl0dity ltport 11:15 m le11 Hunter lntervitws 7:00 II Cll News 11 :30 II Cll Starch tor Tomorrow 0 (lj @E TodlJ Sllow 0 @) @E Wlto, Whit. Where Q1me 1J Seatdt Mon .. Wed., Fri .. Public IJ 811t lite Clod1 S.rvtce Fiims Tuts., Thurs. 0 CI) Ci) m ltwltcfttd 0 Hist0ty of Art Mon., Wed .. Fri.; m let's Rap Tiit Great Consumer Contest Tues.. 0) News Thurs. (jJ)'SH1111 Strttt 0 (jJ Bena.na Splits m ft1turts m lup Ind His luddiH m Cartoons El) Markt Optnlna AFTFRNOON m SeSllM Street 12:00 II Noo11ti.. 7:)() 0 Carner Ted Armstronf 0 m l1ITM on 1 Match (I) lt&o's Ila Top Show 1J Mowte: See Daytime Movies. D News D (])CJ) (:!) Passnrd m Cartoons l1jl m ..... m Hobo Kelly m '-lt.piq Gout'lftet El) Stkll Eichln1e/M1rtet Upd1te Eil) Ft1tvr11 1:00 II Captain KanaarM a Tennessee Tualld• 0 The Gall•IJ 12:25 m Tennessee Tua .. 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Eil) (I) Se11ntt Street II) F1slllons In Sewina 9:30 t) The New Price Is Riattt fl) Commodl1J Report 0 m Concentretion m futures IJ Movie: See D•ytlme Movies. 9 Movie 0 News 1:40 0) Dl1lln1 for Dollars G) Romper Room 2:00 IJ Cl) LM la 1 M111y Spltndored El) Jl11 Newman Sllow T'llln1 10:00 1J (() G1mblt 0 @) @E Rttum to PeytOft fltact (1) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 (]) (j) t!) The N...,_.d Ca11e Q 11§) a;, Siie of tfle Ctntury II) Rot fot Women Only O Movie: See Daytime Movies. fl!) F11tur11 CJ) Stump th• Stln 2:30 II Cl) Stent Storm 0 Tempo/Or. Joyce Brothers Q a;, Somerset Ii) City Kids Sendre Esc:amllla D CV (I) m Tht Datin.r G11t11 al) F11tum m Jo1nnt Carson Show 10:30 II Cll Love of Utt fD F11ture1 Q ~ @E Hollywood Squ1rtt 3:00 11 flntily Affair (6) Joenne Carson O The Me Too Show ID EID futures 0 Hlrft•IJ Patrol D Cl> Cl) m ltMral '1tt1p1t11 Cl) 9 Movie: See 01ytlme Movies. D Tiit Lone bncer m .... 1oo !Mn aJ ltocQ i nd frltttds QJ) M11tttJ(tc1 TM1tre Fri. fli)fMturu" fl) ll Com11nidld 11 Dl1 a;) fHltitna In Stwln1 3:1011':) Mo.It 3:30 8 W-1 YHr a.t 0 Cl) MIM Dottelal Si.tw 0 Oz.ztt ind H-nttt 0 (}) GE) OM Uft to live 0 ''""'' s,tlts m Quick DflW McCr1w II) Boze's Bii Top Sllow EJl)~F11turt1 61) Clnt en 11 Yarde a Add1m1 f111tlly 3:45 EJ) Uni Aventura Esplnol1 4:00 II Movie: See 01ytime Movies. 0 TIM liflt••n 0 (}) m lM Amertun StJte m •11 ind His Buddies II) Gt ntlt ltn fl) El Anit m QJl Seumt Street Qj MJ flvoritl M1rti1n m fellx ttlt Cit 4:l0 (})Youth In ti.. 7'1s Mon.; Movie: See Daytime Movies Tues.· Thurs. D flthtr Knows lest 0 News Bentl, Schubeck O F Trotp m Yo&f and friends OJ Cllll11n's Island ft Tht Fllntsto1111 Q) Dot 42 PM EE Klmb1 5:00 (])News Mon. only. OD@@) News Cl) Draptt (;J C.t Sn11rt m Tiit flinbteftet II) Ninny tnd ttM Professor EJ) LI f1bric1 Ell) @ Mister Roeers' Nei&hborhood m Trails West 9 Dick Yin Dyke EE Three Stooaes 5:15 a;) P1noram1 Mundl1I 5:30 (})News Mon only. 0 St• Hunt; Jerry West Show Tues (1) OJ Dennis ttle Men1ce O GE> News Cl) News 0 ltwriy tfillbilliei • "' ®) Assisnment Fri. II) Courtship Of Eddie's flther fil) QJ) Tht Electric Comp1ny @mlu GtmelH El:) Don Wilson's Town T1lk 9 Thlt Cirt a;)f11tures &)Spud RICer 5:55 O ll .. rs W1rm·Up Tues CHARLIE BROWN: SPIRIT OF CRISTMAS Certain things inevitably happen when winter approaches Peanutland, that nameless everywhe re inhabited by Charles M. Schulz's little parcel of Peanuts. Snowsuits take the place of baseba ll attire. Snoopy begins to t hink twice about sleep· ing atop his doghouse without his "battery-powered electric socks ." The "of' swimming hole" or round plastic backyard pool becomes an ice-skating r ink where Snoopy practices for the Olympics. And Charlie Brown eat s his solitary peanut butter sandwiches indoors instead of on the bench in the schoolyard. But a change of seasons doesn't keep the perceptive little wheels inside Charlie Brown's round head from t rying to roll out answers to essent ials, such as the real meaning of Christ· mas, he explores that mystery wi th Linus' help on "A Charlie Brown Christmas, 11 animated specia l repeating Tues- day at SPM on CBS. Between tastes of the season's first snowflakes, the other Peanut s try to yank Charlie Brown back to what they consider the reality of tinsel, pink alum· inum trees and blinky lights. "Charlie Brown, you are the only person I know who can take a wonderful season like Christmas and turn it into a problem," says Linus to his woebegone buddy, in an attempt to kid him out of his misery. Putting his pride in his pocket and his hands in his mittens, Charlie trudges for help to Lucy's homemade psychiatry booth where he is advised to get involved in some •'real Christmas project " and receives the directorship of the Pea· nut s' Christmas play. This is one of the better prescriptions from the bumptious little women 's lib exponent who has been known to give a depressed Peanut patient the consoling diag· nosis: "Don't worry, you 're probably just unstable, a little inconsistent and sort of erratic. 11 But. despite his pals' efforts in his behalf, Charlie Brown \. T~E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 1972 BED WETTING ;(:·~-ODORS? """" .... ruin b eddin g, embarrass ch i l d The N.E.C. method has proven in over 450,000 cases in both boys and girls, that it can stop bed-wetting (Enuresis)•, when not caused by organic defects or diseases, in just two to four weeks. Not a drug or diet. just a simple e>1ercise ,1echnique. Approved by many doctors. r---.. .,.. 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But. finally, with the help of Linus' recital of the story of the first Christmas and a symbolic little tree that becomes beaut iful wit h a touch of love, Charlie Brown get s and exemplifies the message of the season. True to form, the deep and often misunderstood little Schulzian character cleared up a problem that the Peanuts weren't even conscious of having, but needed to have solved in order to share in the real joy of ''A Charlie Brown Christ· mas." Ch•rfle Brown w•tches H the lneff•ble Snoopy decor•tes his m•nse In the P .. body Awud-wlnnin1 "A Ch•rlle Brown if1rlst· mas." ,... 5 WHAT IS LOVE? Barbara Eden &tan in her own televmon ape- cia.L. "Love 18 • • • Barbara Eden." a on•hour musical-comedy salute lo love. on ABC. Friday at 9PM. The program is bued on the proposi- tion that love is many things to many people and. in Barbara'• viewpoint. moat of the time happy, funny. occuionally sad-but always beautiful Joining Miu Eden Ui the special hour are popular newspaper cartoon characten and special guests Robert Goulet and Tim Conway. ANNUAL 'C>UTING Bing Crosby (and the Crosby family) h•ad- linea his 31th annual Christmas show. "Christ- mas With the Bing Crosbys." on NBC. Swiday (Dec. 10) at 8PM. David Hartman of The Bold Ones, Sally Struthen of All in the Family. and Edward Villella of the New Yorlt Ballet are special gu .. ta. In one of the highlights of the program. Hartman portrays Scrooge and Cros- by appean u the Ghoat of Chriatmu Put ~d Christmas Present in a musical adaptaticin of the Dickens cluaic. "A Chriatmu Ca.roL .. AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee Inc. 1234 S. Ma in St., Santa Ana 5•47-5826 Harbor American 1969 Harbor Blvd .. 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Coast Hwy.NB 673-0900 VOLVO Deen Lewis lmPorls 1966 H•rbor Blvd .• Coua M•s• W-9303 P•se 7 THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS' POPCORN MACHINE "The H arlem Globetrotters' Popcorn Machine, .. a comedy-variety romp starring the world-renowned basketball all-stars and Teresa Graves, plu~ a group of famous sh owbusiness friends in cameo roles, airs as a special program Wedne!)day at SPM on CBS. Joining 18 Globetrotters in the hour-long montage of music, skits, dances and comedy bits are special guest _stars· Bill Cosby. "Norm Crosby, Dom D eluise, Cass Elliot, Will Geer. Ted Knighr. Keye 1.uke. Jean Stapleton and Sally Struthers. WALK. DON'T RUN-l'he Ha.rkm Clobetrotten aad s:llift_r Terna Cnns («am) daMe ud Ala "Clobetrotttt's Walk.,. an ortstn1l IODI wriltftl by ClobetroUen Meadowl.vti; IAmon aDd Nate Bran~b. D isplaying lalents beyQnd their basketball expertise, member of the exhibirion team that has entertained audiences around the world with their own particular brand of hoop-la will do their "own thing" on the variety hour-as dancers, singers, impressionisb. comedians, actors. Trotter stars participating in the program are Hubie Ausbie, Nate Branch. Joe Cunningham, Mel Davis "Showboat" Hall. Tex Harrison, Marcus Haynes, Doug Himes and Bobby H unter. Also Jackie Jackson, Theodis ''Wolfman" Lee, "Mendowh1rk" Lemon. Bobby Joe Mason, Freddy "Curly" Neal, Pablo Rohert:-.on. Frank Stephens, Dall~s Thornton and Jerry Venable. Robert• Fl•ck brtngs down the house with her hit "The First Tim• • Saw Your F•ce," when "John blnnon •nd '\'alto Ono Present the One·to-One Concert," Frld•y •t lOPM on ABC. Re· g8rded H 8 high priestess Of rhythm 8nd blues, Miss Flack joined Lennon and Yoko In this benefit concert to aid the men· tally retarded. ,.,. . THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 1972 'EL TEATRO CAMPESINO' The work of El Teatro CampesiAo (the farmworkers theatre) and a special performance of the play "Los Vendidos" will be featured in a KN BC Ethnic Special, Sunda} (Dec. 10) at IO:JOPM o n C hannel 4. The special, titled El Teatro Campesino, will consist of three segments. The first focuses on the evolution of the compaoy from Aa tbt Rnoluclourio (p!Qed by Jose De.ludo la cealu) Iha atop la11 hone, Hoant Suclao (kl't aod play~d by J1eU11 Alvaru) °"en • aln llkch oa dtll "Uled Mnku .. to Mlu JlmeHz (Oii rtpl, pbyer by ~OfTo Valdez) of dM CovtnOl"t o8kt la ~ Vemclclos" (1lae Sellouts") a 1'N9C ... "*911 fODlrtmj''SI ;'tab9 :CMi,&lici 'l• ,.,....°"'ds tbuttt). its beginning in 1965 during the Delano grape strike to irs present day role as a cultural voice for the Chicano movement. Since 1965, El Tealro Campesino has performed on picket lines. flat-bed trucks, union halls, barrio parks, professional play houses, fi lms and even the courtyard of the Old Senate building in Washington, DC. Their tours have taken them from Delano to Rio Grande City. Tex. to the University o f Paris, France. The second segment features a performance of "Los Vendidos," a one-act satirical play written by Luis Valdez, the acting group's director and founder. In the play, Mi"s Jimenez. a secretary from the Governor's office comes to Honest Sancho's Mexican Shop in search of a Mexican model for ··our Administration." At the shop Sancho shows her a variety of Mexican-types including the Mexi- can peon: lhe farm laborer: the rebuilt 1963 Johnny Pachuco model; the 1944 East LA. Zootsuiter; a campus militant; a Vietnam veter- an: the revolucionario or early C'alifornia bandit type: and finally the new, 1972 Mexican American model who is just like the "anglo" model except he comes in a variety of darker ~hade<1, i.e. nauga- hyde. leather or leatherette. The play features a cast of 27 actors and stars Felix Alvarez as Sancho: Socorro Valdez as Miss Jimenez: Ernest Hernandez as Farmworker; Daniel Valdez as Johnny Pachuco: Jose Delgado as Revolucionario: and Enrique Castillo as Mexican American. The program's final segment features a song. "America de Los Indios," performed on a pyramid. 2 SUNDAY DECEMBER 10 Cf' TV 8 looks at Learnln& B Movie: (C) "Khyber Patrol (adv) '54-Rtchard Egan, Dawn Addams. o San Die&o H1ppenin& em Frente a la Vida ~ The Westerners MORNI N G 10:30 I) 00 Pro Football Pre·G•me Show 0 m Meet the Press 6:1S m The Christophers/The Bible An· swers 6:45 Christopher Ctose·Up 7:00 I) Archie's TV Funnies O Streams of faith Directions Rea Humbard @l lnsifht I!) Faith for Today €?i) Voces det Seminario ~4l Movie: "People Will Talk" APOLLO 17 All pro1rammln& 1s subject to ch1nge witluuit nolite fo1 continuin& Cj.Yeraee of the flight of Apollo 17. B Hour of otiive11nce ~The Jetsons m Unit One 11 :00 I) Cl i Pro Footb1ll Los Angeles vs. I!) Public Aff1lrs/Soci1I Security 7:30 I) H1rtem 'Globetrotters O Mormon Tebern1tle Choir (}) Curiosity Shop B Or. Bltt1 J. H1reis o Pink Panther m Elemenbry News I!) Sacred Ht1rt/The Chrlstophers 8:00 IJ Lamp Unto My Feet O The Christophers O Rex Humbard U It Is Written B Herald of Truth o Old Time Gospel Hour m Wonderam1 I!) Revive! Fires ~9 Chapl1tn of Bourbon Street 8:30 I) look Up ind Live O This Is the Ufe (6) Real Esllte Open House U C1mpus Profile B 01y of Discovery m KATHRYN KUH LMAN * (IN COLOR) I!) K1thryn Kuhtm1n 09 lancer 9:00 I) Camera Three This ts the l ife U Challen&• My Sermon O Day of Discovery U Kin&dom of Carealot D o..i llMerts. • 'J.Q) It Is Written m Brother IAI EE Muska y P1l1bru 9:30 I) Today's Rtli&ion (3) Acdon de 11 Comunidad O Serendipity O Ama1in1 Prophecies Movie: "Ap1che Warrior" (wes) -Keith Larsen U PWEMIERE Domin&o New chil· dren's series with Charles Gonzalez as Charlie Domingo, owner of an Erst Los Angeles curio shop. Visit 1ng children are entertained by mari· onettes Chlvo (a goat) and Chavo (a boy), and by Charlie's r.ecollec· tions of the history of Mexico (j) let There Be Li&ht B Kathryn Kuhlman (jQl Meet the Press Q) Old Time Gospel Hour €?i) Esta es la Vld1 ~ NF\. Game ol. the Week 10:00 U face the N1hon D er;, Station to Slltlon O Hour of Power 0 (3) Curiosity Shop St. Louis. 0 ~ m Pro Football Double· header San Otego Chargers vs. Den· ver Broncos and Baltimore Colts vs. Kans~ City Chiefs. 0 SPECIAL-SAKE OF *HONESTY-David Ray host s Art Linkletter, Richard & Patti Roberts IJ Worship of the West Art ltnk letter and Richard and Palt1 Roberts guest @ Film Feature U ~ CE Bullwinkle m Movie: (C) "The Unfinished Dance" (dra) '47-Margaret O'Brien, Cyd Charisse, Danny Thomas. I!) Church in the Home em Pantalla Dominica! 11:30 O Old Time Gospel Hour 6 Secret Aeent O (3-1 CE Make :! Wish O Movie: (C) "Raiders of the Seven Seu" (adv) '53-John Payne, Don· na Reed. AFT ERNOON 12:00 U CE NBA Preview I!) Intelligent Parent 12:30 IJ Good News @ Doctor in the House • "D fj"1 erusu '"itl"&ftD I!) Joe DeSitva's Open Forum ~9 The Bi& Valley 1:00 IJ Watts Festival P1rade 00 Movie: "Million Dollar M1nhunl" (dra) -Richard Denning. U Directions B Movie: "Sea Hawk" (adv) '40- Errol Flynn m D1ktari O)News €?i) Tribuna Public• m Playhouse 42 1 :30 0 (}) Issues and Answers (!) Voice of C1lv1ry EE San Joaquin Valley Report Q~ Movie: "Soldier of fortune" Cl) Roller Games l :45 I) 00 Pro Football Post·Game Show 2:00 I) Newsm1kers Forum IJ Movie: "0.S.S." (dra) '46-Alan Ladd. fJ Movie: "Ftyin& Tl&ers" (dra) '42 -John Wayne. (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10. 1972 All WORK GUARANTEED I ~·;;~- --z; . - & Pacificote is Guaranteed for 15 Years! PACIFICOTE incorporates 6 steps: sandblasting, trenching, patching, masking, waterproofing, and -Paclflcotlng. ?4 ~olots"tts ellciOSe~frciln.' PACIFICOTE YOUR HOME & BREAK THE PAINT HABIT! FREE FREE FIRM ESTIMATE FIRM ESTIMATE SERVING LA. 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"t I lh n1pit 1\ l\ulO El \luntr f tl1•n1t.lfr ln•lt·"•IVCI I.unit ll1·:11·h 'orthnt1i.:c l'il'.uh•nn l'il•u 111 H1m11au l'om11 n.1 South l'o:h t l'h11 l4 Turrn nn : \'nll1·~ \,I. \lwul "'''"' t '11n11·nit•n1 ('n·dh Plan' l'rirt' l·'.1 11'< 111<•ll1111 "\:11111 t1;H' l>N·t·mhN 16 ,.,~ 10 TH£ DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER 10, 1972 SUNDAY (Continued) Movie: "lllunder in the Ent" (adv) '53-Alan Ladd. m Outer Umlts 0) DIJ of Discovery tI:') I JF!CiiL I Brave Uttlt Tailor and other Stories: Masterpieces of Animated Puppetry Unique photo&· raphy brines three·d1mensional pup~ pets to life in these storln . @!) Fe:t!val Mexiuno m MHt the Press 2:30 1J Commitment University Dialo&ue Movie: "Stranee Intruder" (mys) -Ida Lupino. 0) Tom Malone and Annie 3:00 IJ Dr. Irene Kauor1a Youth In the 70's O Movie: (C) "Gld&et Goes H1w1i- ian" (com) '61-0eborah Watley. JGmes Darren mchiller 0) Tht Vir&inian tI:') Sliln& "Children Have the Most Fun" 3:30 D Movie: "Jltterbup" (com) '43 -laurel & Hardy. -, Campus Profile Holiday lde1book m Consultation @ D1nitt Boont (!) It Is Written 4 :00 Cotlsultation 0 Sunda, U The laron Countdown to 1001 O Sta.rtimt "Don't Wait for To morrow" (J1 Tow1rd the Year 2000 1Q) N 1lion1t Gto1f'lphlc Pl•Jhouse New Yori! (R) tI:') Will Street Week g) Toros de Espina m This Is ltlt Ute ml Panor1ma Latino en Dominao (l) Rill Humbird al Campui Profile 4:30 IJ Wor1d of Survival . Draptt • The Yand1ls flee tlte Nation m ·Movie: iffi1ferloo Blidae" (dra) '4G-Robert Taylor, Vivien Leieh. m B1tmal' EE Dep1rtinent of Healtll tI:') Wor1d Prus m Edp of Ettmity ~9 Princt street Special "Buffalo Bill" El) Coron1 Now S:OO fJ I sJlciiL I A. Cltristmas Clrot The Charles Dickens classic about me1n old Scrooee who rets the rut Chnstmas spirit after a "visit" from Christmas Pnt. Christmn Present and Christmas Future Stvtn Seas U Bowlin& for Dollars (6J Comb1t 0 I sPlc!iL i lrrael -25 Years Youn1 TV a Reports ··seaview·· O So. Calif. Gas Co. * Premiers Special SEVEN SEAS ••. 5:00 O I IJCC.iL I The Pol1r Stas First of seven specials on the major seas of the world, this one coverine the North and South poles, with under water footaee of polar bears. 6 News ® Daniel Boone EE Gamer Ted Annstrone £E) Doin' It at ltle Storefront m fanfarria Falcon er;, Hour of Stars C£) This WHk in Pro football m Kimba 5:30 Draanet 0 John McKeJ Show O Mencinl Generation _J: News ~ Movie: {C) "forever Darllnf' (com) '56-luc1llt Ball. Desi Arnaz (ij' folk Guiter EE Korean Variety Hour £E) Washlnrton Week In Review €D Do-Re-Ml ~9 lassie m Spetd Racer [V[NI NC 6:00 O L{' Sixty Minutes 3 Movie: (2hr) "Suns of Auaust" (doc) '6!>-narrat~d by Fritz Weaver O Primus O Movie: (2ht) "War Paint" (wes) 'SS-Robert Stack. Joan Taylor ~Rollin' O I Am SomtbodJ 0 The uplortrs "In Starch of Pwn1hve Man" I!) Tom Jones Show Ji' The Advocates EE Korean News HllitH £E) Blaclt Joum1I €D Notldero 34 m M1ntonnl ~ Buck Owens Show (ID Teatro del Domlnao fE) Mobile World m Three Stooaes 6:30 O Lassie "The Dream Builde r" Black 8t1uty O EJewitneu O BeverlJ Hiiibiiiies m Creature F11turts EE Drama £E)Zoom m lucecill er;, Buu James Show t3"f Country Pia~ m little Ruc.als 7:00 fJ O News O Wild Kln&dom "El T1ere' Marlin and Jim 1oin a famed lion hunter in Meuco to track a jaeuar jJ World of Survival L[' At Issue O This Is Your Lilt "Jonathan Winters" I!) Pauport to Travel (ij1 Zoom EE Japanut Home Dram• £E) DEBUT June W1yne er;, Wild Kinadom ~ Htt Haw m llwrtnce Weill Show al Spttd Racer 7:30 IJ Anna and the Kina Despite Anna's areument, the Kine proceeds with arrenaemeots for ·the weddine of his 13 year·old son and a lO·year· old Burmese pri ncess. 0 @) m !l!IC!M I The Li t ti t Dnimn1er Boy (R) The animated 2 r· , .. l . t" s) of '" in n te s & r· • d story of a poor boy who offers the Christ Child the only gift he hu- a song. The Vienn• Choir Boys are featured. The Protectors 0 Half the George Kirby Comedy Hour Pat Paulsen guests. El Grito de AzUan B Million $ Mo~e: (C) (2hr) "Mys- terious Island" (sci-Ii) '6l-M1chael Craig, Joan Greenwood. m Three Passports to Adventure Q'j) Just Generation Eil) The French Chef tl) Samurai Revolution Eill "THE MOONSTONE" * A 200 carat diamond! Masterpiece Theatre Mobil Oil Corporation Ell) 1 Masterpiece Theatre "The Moonstone" A five-part dramatiza- 1 ion of Wilkie Collins' detective thrill· er set in Vic!Qnan England. Story concerns a fabulous diamond looted from a temple in India and the mis· fortune it brings to those asso ated with 11. m Y Ahora Silvia m La Crl1d1 Bien Criada Ef) Addams Family -9:30 iJ (j Mannix Investigating a mur· 8:00 i) ()) M•A•s•H When an ailing der, Manoht finds evidence poinlint POW needs a blood transfusion. the to Glenn Gerard, a friend of Peggy's. devious Hawkeye and Trapper John Pe1111y insists her friend has re· sneak into Major Burns' quarters formed. but when Minnix tries to tnd steal a pint-a .la Coun t Dracu· question him he runs away. la. B News 0 Bell System Fam ily IE The Bi& Question * Theatre--Christmas 10:00 0 rut m Nitht G1llery "Fright with the Bing Crosbys Night" A writer and his wife inherit 0 m i lllfftA\. I Bina Crosby a farmhouse and an old attic trunk Christmas Bina Cro.sby. his wile and which is not lo be moved or opened. their children, play host to special 0 m El) News guests David Hartman. Sally Struth 0 Community Feedback ers and dancer Edward Villella. ~ r :irin& line 0 Roller G1mes ~ an or1ma . 0 CI) EI) The FBI "The Jug Ef) Lou Gordon Show Marter" William Windom auests as 10:15 El) Festivals in Japan a JUI marker (an advance man who 10:30 i) The Protectors "The Big Hit" sets up crimes), who comes into The protectors find their own ltves conflict with the gang's paranoid in danger when they uncover a plot leader. to wipe out their entire organization. m Movie: (2hr) "Malaya" (adv) ·50 0 KNBC Ethnic Spedal "El Tliatro -Spencer Tracy, John Hod1ak Campesino" A program by the farm-m David Frost Show workers' theatre and IS ~iv1ded into S The Family Game three parts· "The Evolution of Uie El) Nippon No Uta Company." "Los Vendidos," a one· m YD lluts (R) Kl satirical play. and "Ameriu de m El Canu1je . los Indios " performed on a pyramid ~ Movie: (C) "A M1jority of One" 0 Garner Ted Armstron& EE Cine del Domlneo (8 The Evil Touch Ef) David Susskind Show 10 San Die&o Panoram1 8:30 II Sandy Duncan Show Sandy m News IS faced wilh the painful choice of m Bonanza having her aching tooth repaired by 11:00 i) 0 (j] (fo' News a brand new dentist, who happens to 0 Rex Humbard "-a lllutz, POI• gomi elu¥ihere and. "_OJt.O'(i.!: • .W ... :Ni~ht ~na,.~~~x':,,......,,.,. chance destroying the young man's (mus) '46 Cary Grant, Alexis Smith. confidence. Eve Arden (jj) The French Chef m Movie: (C) '1hey Came to Cor- 9:00 i) Dick Van Dyke Show Dick dura" (dra) '59-Gary Cooper. Rita gets another chance at the big time Hayworth -or so he thinks-when a network m Kathryn Kuhlman bigwig arranges an c:udition for him Eill Jan1•i n the possible replacement for the Cj9 Boxin& From the Forum web 's troublesome talk-show star 11:30 i) Name of the Game 0 TIMEX PRESENTS THE 0 o Sunday Tonight Show * BOB HOPE SHOW. All Movie: "Forier of London" (dra) Star Variety Special -Helmut Lange, Karin Dor 0 m I shctAL ! Bob Hope 0 m Newt Show Bob's spectal guests are Redd Cil Telepulse n:11 Movie: "Quartet" (dra) ·49 -folJt, Elke Sommer and the Asso· u:1 c1ated Press All America Football Four swries by W. Somerset Team. Maugham. 0 (jJ Cl} ABC Sund1y Movie: 0 Movie: "Asylum for a Spy" (dra) (C) (21/ihr) "The World of Suzie '67-Robert Stack, Felicia Farr. Woni" (dra) '61 -William Holden. 1:00 iJ Movie: "The Hands of Or1ac" Nanty Kwan, Laurence Naismith. (hor) '61 -Mel Ferrer. Chrt~lopher Michael Wilding, Sylvia $yms. 83'Sed Lee. on the Richard Mason best seller 0 Spea•in& Freely about an American artist who falls 00 News in love with a beaultful Hong Kong 1:30 IE Movie: "Alimony" (mys) girl. Martha Vickers, John Beal , MONDAY DECEMBER 11 For momln1 •nd •fternoon llstln1s, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. f V F N I N t, APOl.LO 17 COVHACE All pro&rall'lmine Is subltct to cllanet witttout noti«, on •II 3 networts. fot' coveraae of the fli&ht of Apello 17. Below, for your convenience, •re·r"--------------'I the d•y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m (C) "TIM White TtMr" (dra) '50-Glenn Ford. Claude Rains. 9:30 O '"Mle1e the Sidew11t Ends'' (dra) '50-Gene Tiemey, Dana Andrews. 10:00 "Horror or Dracula" (hor) '58- Peter Cushing. D "F1110" (wes) '52-Wild 8111 Elliott. 12:00 D "Short Grass" (wes) '50-Rod (;c::r.c::in. Cathy O:r::ns. 1 :00 m "The Garment Jun11t" (dra) '57 -Lee J. Cobb. Kerwin Mathews. 1:30 D "Jet Attack'' (dra) '58-John Agar. Audrey Totter. O "Down Three Dall Streets" (mys) '54 -Broderick Crawford. Ruth Roman. 3:00 ([) "Hieh Hell" (dra) '58-John Derek. Elaine Stewart. @) (C) "Now You See It, Now You Don't" (com} '67-Steve Allen, Jon· athan Winters. 4:00 IJ "ffOUSe of Bu•boo" (dra) '55- Robert Stack. Robert Ryan. j 4:30 Same 1s lOAM listlna 6:001J 0 @) e> m News D Ponderou "The Mill" 0 (Il Cl) tl) MondQ Niaht Pro Football New York Jets ~. Oakland Raiders. fJ Wild Wild West m The Ftlntstones m 6ontef Pyle USMC OJ) Curascolenctas fl) Ml Duke Enamorada m Hod1epod1t Lodae 9 Marberry RFD CID Action Theatre m Three Stoo1ts. 6:30 (I) CBS News Walter Cronkite ~ Merv lirlffin Show m AndJ Griffith II) Gllli&an's Island Ill' CAE: Collett Crtdit Course Ell) Makin& Thinp Grow m Joanne Carson St.ow Qj Green Actts CID Proaram Polici1I m Uttte R1sc1ls 7:001J 0 m Newt D Movie: "Brother Ofchld" (dra) 'CO:-£dw1rd G Robinson. Hum11hrey Boa art. CU Wildlife Tha1tre YOUR INVITATION TO GRACIOUS LIVING IAYYllW MANOI -Re1identi•I c•re c:enter for the •ct ive retired BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED SUITES le•11t:f11lly •ppohtted 111lte1 wi01 b .. lc.onie,, •nd privtte or lemi privete rooms teeh1re d i\tincti"e c:olor-coordineted cotrpol\ e11d in- terior decor. Every room h .. • prionfe \i•th complet• with t11b or shower ALL MEALS ANO SNACKS 1'11 rne•h •"d snaclu .,. nutrit1ou1ly prepered a11d oltrt1c:1Yelv served bv our e<ped dieterv 1teff Spec:iel dic h for lhou who ro ~uire t i-em •nd lr •v servic:e lo the room h provid•d when the rui de11t i1 ur•ble to come to the di11in9 room. SEIVICES C11nlrelited heotin9 c1nd .,;, c:on· dit1onin9: Beeut'r Berber Shop; Petio end~-::,.-. ., .. -::-.::-----, .... l-··-- b•lc:onies; Penonc1I l<11111dry room: Intercom : ::=-..!.-=::::::::Ji ~/ rnu1ic: Dodo" on c ell; Atlendenh 24-IH1 ; / /1 Air conditioned limo11r,., ! ..,.,.... · A Ba·-rtew MaaoP i_-..,...........~:1 ~ .. .v" ~ ·~·· 1 ,. 350 BAY 51 540-7095 ,... 12 THE DAILY PtlOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 1972 fJ Wllat's MJ Unel her sweeth11rt, Dr. Peter Lawrence m I lwt Lucy because of en 1ntique Cir. m I Dre1111 of Jeannie @ JoM WIJft• Tlltatle ,(ij) Flrh11 line fJ Ii) Men fl) Frar Di1bllllo 10:00 1J Cl) The New lill Cosby Show Ell) Wltttls, Kilns and CllJ nm Conway 1uests. El) El Amor TitH Cira de Muftr (]) Drapet a Movie: "Soldier In the Rain" D m News CID Rew. RaJ Plu arro O Miu Wortd No information lE SC>eed Racer available fr"m the network at preu 7:30 f) JohnnJ Mann's Sulld Up ind time. Cflffr Al M1rtino auests. O CriM flpttn Special cuest 1s 0 Thi New Priu Is Riaflt U.S M1rsh1I G1ylord C1mpbell. Cl) TIM P1rent Ca1nt m 1111 C:.sbJ a. fJ Millien $ Movie: (2hr) "Tbe l · (ij) Hew Do Y.w QMldr11 I Nl'ff? Sllape4 llee111" (dfl) '63-Leshe m Secuestt• .... Citle Ceron, Tom Bell. O'i) RoMs t• ,,..._ Anary 11ter ~ Wild KJr.adoM lv1ch's tauntinc. Mlthleu steals the m That liir1 money for his mistress M1rcelle's m Drtanet abortion. fB Clttsplrlto aJ lud1 So111bra m T'ei Chi Ch'u1n GI;) V1rltcltcl m Tiie Adventurer m Sports Clllllenat CID Mipeltto V1lcte2 Show m "'•"°"' of Hit Se1 lE The Adda•i fantily 10:30 @ AM Ult •.• "bperts" 1:00 tJ (j) Ciuns..U A notorious cane 0 "" l4IQ ot mar1uders known IS ''The Doe CI) The ltiflt111u Soldiers" swears vengeance 11ainst m ~ JutldiM Matt Dillon for the execution of one (ij) The frtndl CMf of their members. 8 Movie: ...... Hitr 0 liQl m l.a11fh-ln Steve Law (]) •z Phis renct ruests. m 0vw .. r s,.m.u m Hoaan's Heroes 11 :00 II 0 D mm m r...s II) Perry Mu.n Cil Cl) If§ Newt fl> Htf'IR1116' Coraje 0 One step leyetld f.ll) (lj) 1 lflC!W A Conversation Cl) M1Bllal ._ W'rth Eart Warren Former Supreme Q lhwie: '°Sitl' tf SWHJ Streer Court Chief Justice t1lks about 1 (dra) '60-Donald Sinden. Nicolt Ide ranae of subjects includini his Beraer. Iona carHr on the Court. m Trutll tf ~-llctS ., Ntclle .. Gala m lhwie: .......... u.u. H (dre) GI;) Nowtta '55 -Broderick Crawtord, Lon W M .. : (211r) "M••lllJ'' (mus) Chaney °' '30-AI Jolson, Louise Dresser. (jJ) HaUl•Na l:lO 0» Merv Qrtfflw 5"°w fl) h,.tf Ted AnlstJona 9:001J Ci) Hett'a Lucy Ruth Buw fil) I IPIC!Ai HMle C..Mtt Ren· auests as 1n ufly ducldlna member 1lssance and 81roqu. Christmas of Kim's drama club whom Lucy music performed by 1 select 1roup and Harry 1dopt as their project for of California musicians, personal imprOYement. 11:15 El) a.ntr C .... 0 m NIC Mway Movie: (C) 11:30 Mcwit: "litN ef die Wl ... '"'1 .. (2hr) "A Sltet In tM Dart" (mys· (1dv) '52-JHn Peters, Jeffrty Hun com) '64-Peter Sellers, Elke Som· ttt. mer, Georee S1ndeB. A F11nch Po-0 9) m JetMi., Cl,_ ._ lice Inspector assumes various dis· Dom Deluise Is substitute host. aulses in an effort to prove a (]J Mowte: "Optr1dta Metuld" beoutiful 1lrl Innocent or murdei. (dra) '6l-Keen1n Wynn. O forv111 h1in1 0 Mme: (C) "Met lloed" (adv) (jJ The Mvtnturer '56-Jane Russell, Comet Wilde. 0 ()) &) Tlle lltoaies "A Bloody 0» Tt Ttll te.. Trvltl Shade of Blue" Terry's eye.s11hl IS m Movie imperiled from fly ln1 alw when 12:00 II (() CIS LIU Mowle: (C) "Obit' two gunmen bent on killlna cops, (com) Tom Courtenay and Romy try to assnsin1te him. Schnelder ster. ®l Movie: (C) (211r) "Dl111hUf of O Meiwle: "Maid tf s.le•" {dra) the .. , ..... (SUS) '69-R1y Milland, '37-<:li udette Colbtrt. Gene Tierney. ID AJfM Hltdlctcl rr ... nts m Slf1r1 to Adventure m Jan.tki fl) NlltO 12:30 m M .. : ""'"' Wife" (com) '56- f.ll) (Jj) 1 IPICIA I Tiit riot to Over· Joan Bennett, Gary Merrill. thrtW Cllrfsttnaa Veter1n radio actors m C.....try Musk star in lht television recreation of 1:00 D""" Norman Corwln's 1938 radio d11m1 1:10 ())News 1bout an 11tempt to destroy Christ · 1:15 D """ mu. l:JO 11 Mowte: "'lock lstllMS Trell" (wes) 0 TM Vitat11l1n '•9-lofl'tst Tucklr. GI;)Nowla (1) ..... 9:30 tJ (() O.rit DIY Sllow Doris Martin S:OO II Mowte: '"l'8 lltt..,.... (mys) '50 is in denier of losins her job end -Mal Zetterllna. Herbert lorn. Introducing_ a new generation of ~ews each night. _ _...... a..~ W.-OW\' ... si-.,. GolSlr-NW... .. ._ Meet David Sheehan, KNXT's bright ~ight on the show .bii,beat and a member of the new generation of news on Channel 2 .. "I think immediacy is a big part of the excitement o( the new generation in news. The real charge of the job is to be able to go out there among the tremendous output of entertainment events, films. plays. whatever, and' be able to find something that really turns me on so that I can come to the viewers and, hopefully. turn them on. \Ne are the first station. in fact the first time in the history of television. to criticize television on television." David Sheehan is a leader in the new generation of neWs ... maybe that's why The Big News continues to be the No. 1 television news broadcast in Southern California.• The Big News 6prnCBSS2 ·~· ,.....,_~°"-'-""' 1971 AM_....-nio~-...-...-....... '· 1972 [~~~~~~o~~!~]l I PelM: Wuhable -odorless Pl• ..... : Fauceh ""-Oitpouls • CAU•5TS e w1 .. oows e WAL.LI I 11R~~Y" LB' RENTALS~ Im ~.~~"~~L REA~~.~~ c. .. 645-4820 ..................................... * * * Boy meets girl 111 right, but the course of true love Is sometimes loathing when Ken Berry plays • classic Mele Chauvinist forced to hire Connie Stevens es an architect In "Every Men Needs One," a sometimes-romantic comedy on the ABC Wednesday Movie It 8:30PM. * * * Undercover agent Glenn Garth Gregory (Laurence Luckinblll), suspected of murdering a U.S. N•~ commander, flees from his pursuers In "The Top Secret Secret Project" on The Delphi Bureau; part of the ABC trilogy, The Men, Thursday at 9PM. * * * TUESDAY DECEMBER 12 For morning and afternoon llstin1s. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES , 9:00 m "DaJ$ of Glory" (l\,dV) '44- Gregory Peck. 9:30 O (C) "The Mississippi Gambler" (adv) '53-Tyrone Power, Piper Laurie . 10:00 @ "The Projected Man" (hor) '67 • -Bryant Holiday, Mary Peach. O "F.8.1. Girt" (dra) '52-Audrey Totter, Georre Brent. 12:00 O "Bandit Queen" (wes) '51- Barbara Britton, Willard Parker. 1:00 m "Sin Oemetrio, London" (dra) '43 -Walter Fitzgerald, Robert Beatty. 1:30 O "T1nlt Comm1ndos" (dra) '59- Robert Barron, Maggie Laurence. O "The Be&Jnninc of the End" (dra) '47-8rian ::>onlevy, Robert Walker. 3:00 T (C) ''The Nuttr Professor" Part I (com) '64-Jerry lewis o (C) "Ghost in the Invisible Bi- kini" (com) '66-0eborah Walley, Tommy Kirk 4:00 8 (C) ''It Started in Naples" (com) "60-Clark Gable, Sophia Loren. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 1972 4:30 Sime 11 lOAM listlna EVENING APOLLO 17 COVERAGE All proeramminc Is subject to ch1n1e without notice, tn all 3 networ.b, for coveraae of the fliaht af Apollo 17. (£) It Is Written EE The Addams family 8:00 8 I sFlcllt I Charlie Brown's Christmas Charlie Brown and his philosophical buddy, Linus, launch the Christmas seii'Son once again by searchina for the real meaning of the yuletide season . D THE SNOW GOOSE * stars Richard Harris and Jenny Agutter 6:00 tJ 0 0 EE ma> News Hallmark Hall of Fame News D ~ m H1ll1Hrti Hiii of F1me IJ lllters 81sltetb1ll lakers vs. "The Snow Goose" (R) A shy orphan Bulls in Chicago. Joins an embittered artist in cartng Get Sin1rt for a snow eoos1 wounded by hunt 0 Wild Wild West ers. Richard Harris and Jenny Agut m The Flintstones ter star. m Gomer Pyle USMC 0 (3) (1) a> Tempentures Risina (jj) C1rrucolend1S "The New Head Nurse" Noland plots fl) Ml Dulce En1morada to get rid of the overly·strict new Eii) Hodaepndae lodre director of nurses. ® Mayberry RFD m Ho11n's Heroes (ID Drama m Perry Mason EE Three Stoo1es m Herm1nos C.raje 6:30 Hoa1n's Heroes Eii) (jj) flmilJ G111ie "Patrtot,sm ' O Movie: (90) "Days of Wine ind EE Ajua con Plporro Roses" Part I (dra) '63 Jack Lem· a!) Novell mon, lee Remick. EE Movie: (Zhr) ''They Made Me a CBS News Walter Cronkite Criminal" (adv) '39-John G1rf1eld :!Qi Merv Griffin Show 8:30 iJ I IPlclAL I Once Upon 1 m Andy Griffith Mattress Cuof Burnett stars as m Gilli11n's Island Prrncess Winnifred 1n ttus musical Schools Without Failure based on H1ns Christian Andersen·s an Astronomy I "Asteroids, Comets fairy tale '1he Princess ind the and Meteors. 2"" Pea ... Also starrina tre Ken Berry as @?:) Joanne Cuson Show Prtnce Dauntless and Jack Gilford ~Green Acres as Kina Se1tt1mus u;) Csel• Club 0 Movie: (2hr) "lrother Orchid" a> Dot 42 PM (dra) '40-Edward G. Robinson. a> little R1sc1ls Humphrey Bogart 7:00 8 CJ @?:) News 0 (3) a> ABC Tuesday Movie: '6) Truth or Consequences (C) (90) "Pursuit" (sus) '72-Ben Ci) Safari to Adventure Gauara, E.G. Marshell. William O Whit's My line? Windom, Joseph Wiseman. Martin ID I Love Lucy Sheen Story of a brilliant political m I Drum of Jeannie extremist whose diabolical plan to (jl) How Do Your Children Grow? destroy a major city places million~ &> La Par1je Sin Par of lives in jeopardy Eii) The French Chef ID Merv Griffin Show €!)El Amor Tiene Cua de Mujer Eii) Bill Moyers' Journal "Amerrca · fi MoWe. ."Piesidcnt's ladJ!.' • · 4-0r ·Sale" B.U Moyers~toolls 11 iWlfl (ID Adventure G1flery aspects of the American char1cter- Ef) Speed Ricer greed and aullibihty -that have 7:30 tJ l'vt Got 1 Secret Bob Bar~er turned the land buy1na craze into auests. a boom1na industry D Police Surreon "Bust Out" Or. m LI M1ldk ion de la Biondi Locke must 1ttempt to rescue two 9:00 D (U~ m The Bold Ones ' [nd hoodlums trapped in a collapsing theme" A rock star singer breaks airshaft during an attempted jail· down durlnc a con~rt and then break Leslie Nielsen and Frank fears that medical treatment, 1nclud MOOle guest 1ng psychiatry, will dull his perform (j) To Tell the Truth ances Don Johnson, Clu Gulager and (i) family Classics lane Bradbury auest 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "The No· m Safari to Adventure torious l1ndl1dy" (mys) '62-Kim fl) Nino Novak, Jack Lemmon. an 5 Behind the lines g) Hollywood Squues 0~ The Vlr1inl1n m Th1t Girl (ID Novel1 m (3) Draanet 9:30 0 IE) News (j~ ne City Game Eii) (ij) Bl1cll Journal fl) La Media Ocho1 EE Revist1 Musical fD Cityw1tchers "Morning Drive 10:00 iJ (i) I u•lciAL I Don Rickles: Alive Oise Jockeys" A visit to the KFI and Klcltinr This hour·long comedy radio studios to watch Lohman and vNiety special stars Don Rickles Bafkley &O throuah their morning. with guests comedienne Anne Meara, show paces. dancer·singer Jultet Prowse. and m Elizabeth R Harvey Korman Cameo auests 1n (ID Pttcunte Usted elude Don Adams, Johnny Carson 0 XEROX Presents-* "AMERICA" Episode: 3 Washington , the under dog, Ul!sets British 0 m America "Makin1 a Rev- olution" Alistair Cooke offers an analysis of the events leadin1 to the War of Independence, which be1an at Lexiniton and Goncord, Mass., tn 1775. Cooke studies the reasons for the British defeat and offers a pro- file of the man who made possible the Americ;n victory, Georae Wnh 1nrton u CD m Marcus Welby, M.O. "Hurtbeat for Yesterday" Dr. Welby Joins a ftyin1 physician to save the life of a youn1 Hopi Indian auinst the .. ishes of the youth's arand- fathet. O l oris Karloff Presents mflews Q) 8111 Cosby Show Q)J Spukln1 freely EZJ Stciiestro en el Clelo El!) Playhouse New Yorli 'torraine Hansberry To Be Youn1. Grfted and Black" (R) el Lucia 5ombra ' Gm festlval Mulc1no Ef) tUn1dom of the Sea 10:30 0 News m httico1t Junction 9 Mom: "HalleluJ•h. I'm a Bum" Ef) Outdoor Sportsman 11:00 1J 0 0 EI) m tl) News CI) ®)News 0 Ont Step Beyond CJ) Manhal Dillon 0 Movie: "Panic" (drc!) '63-Ja- nine Gray, Glyn Houston m Truth or Consequences I!) True Adventure (ij) I l!lc!M I International Chess Tournament The final seament of a three-part series from Austin, Texas, with participants from 10 nit1ons. including the Soviet Union Ei} Garner Ted Armstronr U:.,J ~ if) Cinema 34 11:30 0 . u;,"lotinn C11Son 0 Cl) Dick Cavett Smaer Mary Wells auests m To Tell the Truth m Janak! 12:00 8 CBS late Movie: (C) "A severed H11d" (rom) Lee Remick. Richard Attenborou1h. Ian Holm and Claire Bloom sta1. IJ Movit: "Nlpt Tide" (dra) '63- Dennls Hopper, Linda Lawson m Alfred Hitchcock Prnt nb I!) Country Music 12:30 m Movie: (C) "Pandora and the Flyln1 Dutchman" (rom) '52-Ava Gardner. James Mason. 1:00 00""" 1:30 IJ Movie: (C) "Kathy O" (com) '58 -Jan Sterlin1, Patty McCormick. (j) News 2:00 m All·Nlaht Show: "Ramona," "The Stnator Was Indiscreet." "Island of the Lost Women" 3:00 8 Movie: (C) "The Nilled Hills" (wes) '56-0avld Wayne. Keenan Wynn. 'ONCE UPON ... ' Carol Burnett has opened up a whole new can or peas. She will again portray 1he engaging tomboy Princess Winnifred in a lavish new color pro- duction of .. Once Upon a Mattress," the musical comedy based on Hans Chri.)tian Andersen's fairy tale. The Princess and The Pea, and airing all a C BS Special, Tuesday at 8:30PM. Starring with Miss Burnett in this late)I adult version of the Andersen legend are Ken Berry, J ack G ilford, Jane White, Bernadette Peters, Ron Husmann, Lyle Waggoner and Wally Cox. • • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEFJ(, DECEMBER JO, 1972 @(1@ Andersen classic, but ii retains several of the or- 1ginal's brightest aspects-namely Carol, Jane White as the lustily domineering Queen Agravaio and Jack Gilford as the henpecked King Sextimus. They are the only veterans of all three "Mallress" productions. The book is by Marshall Barer. Jay Thomp.)On and Dean Fuller, with music by Mary Rodgers. It tells the story of eligible Prince Dauntless (Berry) whose overbearing morher. Queen Agravain (Miss White), is determined to keep him free of the-bonds of matrimony while inextricably entangled in her royal apro n-srrings. Sbe sels up a series of im- possible tests for every eligible princess who comes (Ida to rl&bl) LYLE WACCONt:ll, JANE WHITt::, UN Bl£R.R'Y, (;.~MOL BUllNETI. M uch has happened to both Carol Burnett and the musical play since they opened togerher in a modest production at the otf-BroaJway Phoenix Theater in May, 1959. At thal time. 'he wa) a regular performer on The Garry Moore Show on C BS, and con1inueJ to appear on that variety hour rhroughout the run of the mu,ical-a fea1 thal bf-ought her 10 rhe ve rge of collap.)C in .)p1te Clf her fabled s1amina. Reception of 1he musical by the public al lhe Phoenix went hc)ond the most opl1- mistic hopes of it!. produc.:r.,, and the )how was still going slrong when i1 wa~ "ev1c1cd" for a pre- viously scheduled replacemen1. With her native and now familiar enthusiasm. Carol was not to be so easily separated from a role that had helped her achieve one ol her grealel>I ambition~the leaJ in a stage mu)icial producrion. So, she led the cast in picke1ing 1hc Broadway area for lhe righr IO conlinue lhc show el!iewhere. The world, Ul> alwa)'l>, wa' on her 'idc . and "Once Upon a Mattress" wa!i tra nsfer•d. lirM to the Alvin T heater, lhen 10 the Winter GarJcn and finally 10 the St. James Theater before ii closed. 11ftcr 460 performances, on July 2. 1960.' Jn 1964, after she had lef1 The Garry Moore Show cast to pursue 01her showbu~ines' rainbows, "Once Upon a Matt ress" was produced as a tele- vision special on CBS, )larring Carol in her orig- inal Princess Winnifred ("ju:u call me 'Fred'') role in a black-and-white presentation. The t'Urrent production j, by far lhe most el .. b- orale ver.)ion of the corned) tran.)la11on of the upon the scene to threaten Dauntless's bachelor- hood-much to the despair of the ladies and gen- tlemen of the coun who, by royal decree, are not free to marry until Prince Dauntle~s has taken a bride. (This is especially rough on Lady Larken (Miss Peters) and Sir Harry (Husmann). who have been keeping company for so long that-well, it's a very delicate situation, indeed.) When the Princess Winnifred invades the king- dom by swimming the castle moat. rhe Queen 1hinks ~he's a real drip and is determ ined to save Dauntless from her damp clu1che). She devises a demoniacal ·scheme-a "senl>ilivily 1e!it'' to deter- mine if Winnifred can detect one liny pea through a towering pile of mattrei.)es and thU.) prove her royal worth. If she !ileeps well . .)he's disqualified; if the lump in her royal bed keepi. her wakeful, she has passed the test. Well-you know how ii comes oul. But meanwhile, there\ a merry mdang1: of .)ing- 1ng and dancing and beautiful princesses, hand- some princes and colorful court coslumes, bangles and bead.). Among lhe original tunes featured in the 90-minule romp are "Many Moons Ago," "Happily Ever After," "Shy," "Sensitivi1y" and "Song of Love." "Once Upon a Mattress" was produced by Joe Hamilton and directed by Dave Powers and Ron Field. with choreography by Field. Peter Matz Wa.) musical director. Art directors were Paul Barnes and Bob Sanc;om; costumes were designed by Boh Mackie . h i • l!S ......... WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 13 For l'QOrntng and afternoon listlnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for yoor convenience, ue the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES ~oom l!lycti1" Crom) ·41 -Merle Oberon, Joseph Cotton. 9:30 0 ''The frogmen" (dra) '51- Richard Widmark. Dana Andrews. 10:00 {}.J ''Born to be loved" (dra) '59 -Carol Morns 0 "Death Valley" (wes) '46-Rob. ert Lowery, Helen Gilbert 12:00 O "Flight to Nowhere" (dra) '54 -Allen Curtis. Jack Holt 1:00 m ''Ten Wanted Men" (wes) '55 -Randolph Scott. Richard Boone 1:30 O "loan Sh1rk" ldra) '52-Geoige Rah, Dorothy Hart 0 "Flowin1 Gold" (adv) '40- John Garfield, Pal O'Brien 3:00 '8' (C) "lhe Nutty Professor'' Conti (com) '64-Jerry lewis. (C) "lhe Satan Bua" Part I (dra) '65 ~eorge Maha11s, Anne Francis Yo "It's 1 Wonderful World" (dra) '39-Claudelle Colbert 4:00 E (C) '1he Girl in the Red Yel· vet Swing" (dra) '5~Ray Milland, Farley Granger. Joan Collins 4:30 3, Sime as lOAM listing EVENING APOLLO 17 COVERAGE All programming is subject to ch•nae 'wtttl61tt "ncrttce, ·on• tff., flet'tmts, for continued coverage of the flight of Apollo 17. 6:00 I) 0 0 al m G) News (3) News 0 Ponderos• Get Smart 0 Wiid Wild West m The Flintstones -Q) Gomer Pyle USMC CW C.rraseolendu El) Mi Dulce En1mo11d1 m Hodgepod1e lodge ~ Maybeny RFO EI!) Action Theater m Three Stooges 6:30 00 Horan's Heroes 0 Movie: (90) "Days of Wine and Roses" Concl (dra) '63 -Jack -Lmmoir. Lee Rem1cl1. @ CBS News Walter Cronkite @) Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith m Gilliftn's Island CW CAE: Using Tests lntelligentl1 Ell) Schools Without flllu~ m Joanne Carson Show 9 Green Acres c:I!) Aficion1dos de 11 Comunldad G)Dot42 PM m little Rucels 1:oo u m omNews 0 Bowfina for Dollan ({)Truth or Consequences (j) Unllmd World 0 What's My l iner m I Love Lucy m I Dream of Jeannie (ij) Book Beat EE Fra1 Diabllllo Ell) Wheels, Kilns ind Clay "Bowl" • €!) El Amor Tiene Cara de Mujer J9, Movie: "l ove Me Tender'' al Speed Racer 7:30 E "he Colddigets Rosie Gner gue$ts. O W1it Till Your F1thlr Cets Home O Movie: (2hr) "Brother Orchid" (dra) '40-Edward G Robinson. (6) fo Tell the Truth (8) You Asked for It 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Req· uiem for a Heavyweight" (dra) '62 -Anthony Quinn, Jackie Gleason O I've Got 1 Secret .. mTh•t Girt . .. m m "bragri'et s Hofid•J ldeebook EE Chespirito Ell) Ooin' It At the storefront In vestigation of how the court sys tern affects blacks. m Youn& Or. Klldue E:£) This Is Your Life HEARING IS BELIEVING Hear for ~rself what you may be m1ss1ng • See the all-new Swiss PHONAK hearing ;11ds wilh c•ramlc mic:rOphone, ~ght transistors and lowest distortion known ' Stop in 01 phone today for a free hearing test and demonstration No obhgatlOt'I ol course r HEARING AID C ENTER I OINGIR a1 BlAOI HUNllNGION BlA(H PHONE 892 • 6611 Page 16 THE DAILV PILOT, TV WEEK. DECEMBER 10. 1972 Ei) Addams Family 8:00 II "i' I S'ICtAL I H11lem Globe. trotters Popcorn M1ehine Displaying talents beyond their basketball ex 9:30 O Tommr Prothro Show ON1ws Ell) Los Anceles COlltdivt e1 Noches Ta~tiu pert1se. the members of the world· 10:00 II Cannon Andrew Duggan renowned basketball all stars en guests as boat bullder W1ll1am tertaln wtth their own particular Co1tes who hires hi1 old rnend brand of hoop-la. Cannon to clur him of chuges in O 10 g;) Adam-12 "Hot Spell" the apparent hunt1n1·acc1dent death Officers Malloy and Reed look for ot his son. Carl Betz end Kather a missing cyclist believed to be a ine Justice also guest pusher and become SUSPICIOUS of 0 Q m SEARCH "Sutler My a front yafd &alt of 1t1ms. CbJJd" A businus tyCQ9n h1ies 0 3 00 G) P1ul Lynde Show Hugh Lockwood to find his daugh "Martha's Last Hurrah" Martha ler who vanished from the family Simms, raising funds for 1 women's estate while playing tennis. lib candidate for city council, is 0 m News arrested for solicting 0 [3 (J.l CE lulle Andrews Hour m H , H · lony Randall and Keith Michell 01an s eroes guest Q) I iPfc!Al I The Min of l a Man· 0 Boris Karloff Prettnts c:h1 Premiere Cover11e The open-m Sal1ri to Adventure ing festivities al the Fox Wilshire (fs) Soul Theatre will feature 8111 Burrud EE Secuestro en el Ciel• and Dick Strout interviewing ar· e1 Lucia Sombra riving cefebriries. as well as scenes m Thuter from the movie and informal film m Klnadom of the St• clips faken duflng the production of the picture 10:30 0 Talk 81ck ti) Hermanos Cor1je ID News EID Just Generation "Constrtutional Eil) (1l' How Do We Get from Here Lew" to There? Report from San Fran· 09 Movie: (C) '1ht Ort n Tr1il" c.•SCO on modern urban transport•· m 42 Plus (0 llon a> Outd00t Sportsman al luch1 Libre Cli) Novela EE Movie: (2hr) "One lor the Book" (comj . '4 7-Eleanor Parker. Eve Alden 8:30 0 l'I~ m NBC Wednesday Mys· tery-McMlll1n and Wife "Terror Times lwo" Rock Hudson stars in a dual role 1n a drama in whrch Comm1ss1oner McMillan is kid· napped and replaced wrth an iden- licel double who even fools his wife Sally Andrew Duggan guests · 0 (-1 (6) G) ABC Wednesday 11:00 1) 00e1mtl)News (3) ®)News 0 One Step Beyond M1rih1I Dillon O Moll'le: •-sc:,.am of fear'' (dra) '61-Susan Strasbera. Ronald Lew IS, m Truth or Consequences m Movie: "lreal to freedom" (dra) ·55 -Anthony Steel. Jack Warner. S H1Ul1yo11 EE Garner Ttd Arms1rone m J1n1kl • ~ovi~: ic) ~ :Eve"~ M•I!. 1'ee :15.. 1:9:\ r;~ema ~. One.. (com 2:.:tbiinrt 'Steven , ...., 1:1. " • '' ·-'"' l<en Berry Henry Gibson. Carol 11:30 0 m Johnny Canon Wayne A swinging bachelor arch•· 0 (J) Q) Did C.vttt Show lect hrres a spunky woman assist· m To Tell tfte TNUI ant a1a1nst his better 1udgment and lhe situation quickly develops 12:00 II CBS lite Morie; (C) "l ol1" into a battle of the sexes Stars Charles Bronson. Susan m Merv Griffin Show ~r~:vie· (C) "Sil Abo Mud 5 Pl1,hou~e Hew Yori! (R) Below" (d~) •62. 1 ve, EID firin& Line m Alfred Hitdlc:od Pmtnb 9:00 I) Medital Center Robert . fo~ 12:30 m Movie: "Border Incident" (dra) worth guests 15 a young resident '-49 _ Ricardo M 1 lb G who 1s overwhelmed by guilt when Mur h on 1 an, eorge a friend who substitutes for him ~ ~y t M 1 on an emergency call Is killed by u:.1 un "I us c a sniper Jessica Walter and Pa -1 :00 (J) O O Newa trrcia Harty 1lso guest. J I sfliCrAL I Imagination "Folk Heroes and Tall Tales" A musical and comedy review of America's most legendary figures. Burl Ives hosts, with guests Jo Anne Worley, frank Gor~hln, JonathaA Winters. Q) Peny Mason Ei) Nino '5~ The Vir1ini1n a!) Oram• 1:30 I) Movie: "lht T1tterec1 Dress'• (dra) '57-Jefl Chandler, Jeanne Crain. 2:00 m All 0Nl1ht Show: "Hell on Devil's Island," "Ride the Hi&h Iron," "Fiw Came Bad" J:OO II Movie: (C) ••01nce With Me, Henry'' (com) '5~Abbotl and Cos tello 2 n m d ur II al a) ck . .... n d 's e, S· THURSDAY DECEMBER 14 For momln1 •nd afternoon listlfl&S, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:0etm "The October Man" (mys) ·47 -John Mills, Joan Greenwood. 9:30 O (C) "The Wortd in H'1 Arms'' (adv) '52 -Gregory Peck, Ann Blyth. 10:00 (]) ''Youn1 Guns ot Texas" (we.s) '62-Jody McCrea. Jim Mitchum. O "Operation Hayllfr' (dra) ·so -Bill Williams, Tom Brown. 12:00 0 "Sava1e Drums" (adv) '51- Sabu, Uta Baron. 1:00 m "Under My Skin" (dra) '50- John Garfield, Micheline Prelle. 1:30 O "Lonesome Trail" (wes) 'SS.- John A.ear, Wayne Morm. O "Dino" (dra) '57-Sal Mineo. Brian Keith. 3:00 (C) "The S.tan Bu(' Part II (dra) '6~eorae Mahans, Anne Francis. ~ (C) "Hide and Setlr'' (com) '64-lan Carmichael, Janet Munro. 4;00 IJ "You're in the Navy Now" ' (com) '51 -Gary Cooper, Jack Webb. 4:30 S1111t as lOAM 11.stlft& EVE N ING APOLLO 17 COVERAGE All proirammln1 Is subject to chan1• wfthout notice, on all 3 nttworb, for cover•&• of th• fltfht of Apollo 17. 6:00 IJ 0 0 @I) m (!) News (I)~Ntws ... .... er.1111 ... ~·o., oHlitdl~._.:· 00 Get Smart 0 Wild Wiid West m The Flintstones II) GorMr Pyle USMC Q]) Zoo111! fE Ml Dulce En1morada m Hoc111podae loci&• a Maybtny RFD CiI!) Action Theatre m Thl"ff Stoo1es 6:30 ct) Ho1an's Heroes O Movie: (90) ''Tiit Youn& lov- ers" (dra) '64-Peter Fonda, Shar. on Hugueny. Cl) News Waller Cronkite @) Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith II) Gilli&an's Island (Ji) CAE: Open Unlvtr1lty Math eil) Astronomy I m Joanne Carson Show 9 Green Acres CiI!) Telt·Revista Mualul G!)Dot 42 PM ~ Uttlt Rasub 1:00 IJ CD O m "'ws 0 lowlln1 for Dollars Ci) Truth or Consequences Cl) Americln Adventure 0 Whirs My Une? m I love Liiey II) I Dream of Jeannie (W I sJICilL I Income Tax Blues A live phone-in hour desi1ned to help you with your 1972 income taxes. m Jueves Esptrtacularn Eil) T'al Chi Ch'uan @I) El Amor Tient Cara de Mujer OJ Movie: "The Desert Fox" m Speed Racer 7:30 1J Younr Dr. Kiidare ''The Don" Simon Oakland and Albert Paulsen 1uest. 0 The Adventurer 0 Movie: (2hr) "Brother Orchid" (dra) '4G-Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart. (1) To Tell the Truth 00 Police Surreon 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tht Runt1ln& Min" (adv) '63-lee Rem· ick, Alan Batu, Laurence Harvey. (iQl Leri Malit a Dtal m That Gil1 m (]) Orl&net Eil) Acdon Chicano Informational· cultural &eries for L.A. 's MeJtlcan· American community. m Rollin' m Professor Sa&ibrio (E.Pofict SUr&10n m AddantS F1111Uy 1:00 IJ Cl) Tht Waltons Denver Pyle 1uests as Homer Lee Baldwin, the unscrupulous cousin of the Bald· win sisters. who comes to visit and THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER JO, 1972 Love on campus. Watch 'em do their homework. "The Young Lovers" Peter Fonda/Sharon Hugueny THURSDAYnHE 8:30 MOVIE(i) perceives a chance to take ad· ----:------------------------- vanta1e of their trustln& natures. 0 ~ m Flip Wiison Show John· ny Cash &uests with his wife June Carter. former basketball star Bill Russell and comedian Albert Brooks. 0 (1)@ (!) Mod Squad "Kris- tie" At Christmastime, a five-year. old 1irl is left in Pete's care by her father who then disappears. m Ho11n'1 Heroa II) Bolin& From the Olympic _,,.... .......... c:.r.e. ' .. tE (Ji) The Advoutes fl) Premier Movie CiI!) Novela . . &) Movie: (2hr) "lift of Emllt Zola" (dra) '37-Paul Muni. 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show 9:001J Ci) CBS Thursday MOYft: (C) (2hr) "How to Murder Yeur Wilt" (com) 'SS-Jack Lemmon, Virna Lisi. Terry-Thomas. Story about a happy bachelor who awakens one morning to find himself married to a breathtakin&IY beautiful wom- an. 0 (1g) m lronslde "Cold. Hard Cash" An ex-convict alerts police prior to the kidnappin& of a movie queen's dau1hter. Chief Ironside then plants a detective to drive the kidnap vehicle. Barbara Rush, Jack Kelly and RlchlTd Anderson guest. 0 00 (]) (!) The Men -Delphi Bureau "The Top-Secret Secret Project" Glenn Garth bKC>mes a suspect in the murder of a Haval (Continued) ELECTRONIC Tha' dcctro111c mir.1dc I urns your 01J111ary houw w1r111[t ~)~tern m· to a SUPER POWER TV AN· TENNA. 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F.or mornlnc and art.moon llstinp, great concert artists present two m Ttvtb or Constquences please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. of the compose(s most important IE Movie: "A Bullet for Joey" Below, for your convenience, are instrumental works. Claudio Arrau, (mys) '55--0eorge Raft. the day's movies. distinguished Chilean pianist, per· Gj) The City 61me forms the "Appassionata" and pian. &) Garner Ted Armstronr DAYTIME MOVIES isl Robert Casadesus and violinist Ell) Janalli Zino Franc:escatti perform the 11:15 al Cinema 34 9:00 m "Ch1111pa1ne for Caesar'' (com) "Kreutzer" sonata. 11:30 IJ Cl) ~BS late Movie: (C) "Tr•· 'SO-Ronald Colman, Celeste Holm. 9 The Virginian vis Lopn, D.A." (dra) '71}--Hal .. 9:30 D "Bec.tuse of You" (dra) '52-m.l Drama Holbrook, Vic Morrow. -· Loretta Young, Jeff Chandler. 9:30 0 Rams Action 0 @) m Johnny C.rson 10:00 (j)"Appolntntent With 1 Shadow" fJ News D (})(})EE> Die~ Cavett Sen. (dra) '58--George Nader, Joanna 10:00 0 (12) m Dun Martin Show George Mc{;ovem and film directo. Moore. U News George Cukor guest. 0 ''Skylinii'" (dra) '49-Rlchard 0 @ @ al Owen Marshal "A m To Tell the Truth Travis, Pamela Blake. Piece of God" A chivalrous retarded 12:00 O Movie: (C) "Accident" (dra) 12:00 0 "Three Desperate Men" (dra) teenager. protecting a girl's reputa· '66-0lrk Bogarde, Stanley Baker. 'SO-Preston Foster, Virginia Grey. tion, takes the blame for a fatal m Alfred Hitchcoct Ptesents 1:00 m "Nlpt loat to Dublin,. (mys) fire. 12:30 m Movie: (C) "The Parson and '46--Robert Newton. Ray Lovell. B Boris Karloff Presents the Outlaw" (wes) '57-Anthony 1:30 U "Wi.nrs of D1111er'' (mys) '52 m Q) News Dexter, Marie Windsor. -Zachary Scott, Naomi Chance. ~World Ptess IE Country Music 0 "GfOfJ at Sea" (adv) '52 - fl) Secuestro en el Cielo 1:00 CI) 0 0 (j) News Trevor Howard, Sonny Tu~s. Ell) World Press 1:30 IJ Movie: (C) "The Gambler from 3:00 Cl) (C) "The S.tan Bu(' Concl. aJ Luci1 Sombra Natchez" (adv) '54-Dale Robert. (dra) '65-George Maharis, Anne Cl') Luella Libre son. Kevin McCarthy. Francis. W Kin&tfom· of the Sea 2:00 m All-Night Show: "The ~mt (19) (C) "Man In a lookjna '11au" 10:30 U Talk Back Rider," "The Magnificent Dope," (adv) '65-Steve Forest, Sue Lloyd. Q) ~tticoat Junction "Catherine the Grear• 4:00 fJ (C) "All Mine to Give" (dra) (}])Thirty Minutes With . • • 3:00 O Movit: "The Sword of Monte '56 -Cameron Mitchell, Glynis Ell) June Wayne Cristo" (adv) '5 1 -Geotge Mont· l<>hns. 9 Movi.e: "My Pal ~us" gomery, Wilham Conrad. 4:30 (])Same as lMM listina EVENING APOUO 17 COVERACE All pro1rammin1 is subitd to dlan1e witllout notice bJ Ill tit'" networts for c:ot1tinuln1 cover11e of the Apollo 17 mission. 6:00 fJ 0 0 Ui) m Q) News (])@) Newi U Ponderosa (}) Get Smart . 0 Wild Wild West m The f1intstCM1es 6) lio111tr Pyle USMC (ij) Tht Frtndl CMf fl) Mi Dulce Enainoradl m ttoc1ael*l1• lodae ~ Ma,._ny ltfD a> rr.,11ou11 40 &)Tllree Steo,es 6:30 (I) Horan'• Heron 0 Movie: (C) (90) ''Tiit ladit s' Man" (com) '61-Jerry Lewis. ())CIS News ®) MetV liriffin SMw m t "lc1X{ I Pinocdlio The Prince Street Players present their version of the story of the little puppet who comes to life. IE liilll11n's Island (ij) CAE Usiftf Tests tntelliientty fik) Astlonomy I "The Sun, I" m Joanne Carson 9CrMn Acres Cl') Action Thtatn A MATTER OF SELF-DEFENCE Htckles recalls, "and they were in no mood to listen to me. They began yelling at me to get off the stage. "I figured-this is it. If I can't make it here in this sewer. Iii Don Rickie• welcomes guests Harvey Korman (left), Anne Meara and Juliet Prowse (right) on his comedy-variety spe- cial. Don Rickles learned his "insult comedy" in self-defense. The short, balding comedian with the walked-on face started out in show business as a standup saloon comic, competing for the audience's attention with "girly acts and dancing bears." And for a long time, he was losing. Shortly after his discharge from the U. S. Navy in 1946, Rickles was booked into a honky-tonk club in the Washington, D. C. area where the clientele was· made up largely of sailors on leave. "They were waiting for the strip-tease dancer to appear," Page 18 I'd better get out of the business." So, not without plenty of trepidation, Rickles began hurling insults back at the audience. "At first, they were surprised and shocked. I'd caught them off balance. Then they began to laugh, and after that I had their attention. It was a long chance to take-but it not only saved my career. it set my style." How well that "style" has worked and how cannily Rickles has perfected it is amply demonstrated in "Don Rickles: Alive and Kicking," comedy--variety special airing Tuesday at 10PM on CBS. Dec. 12. when Rickles "insults" guest stars Juliet Prowse. Anne Meara and Harvey Korman. Don Ad•m• & Don Ricki•• e n I a) Dot 42 PM vicious after its master dies. &) Little Rascals 0 (]) (j) &) I Sfl(jlC I love Is 7:00 IJ (]) 0 m News ... Barbara Eden Miss Eden stars 1J lowtina for Dollan In this musical hour based on the (])Truth or Consequences proposition that love has many Ci) Circus faces. Her special guests are Rob· G Wllat's My Line? ert Goulet. Tim Conway and Charlie OJ I Dream of Jeannie Pride. (ij) Wortd Press &l Safari to Adventur1 fl) Bartolo fE Nino fl:) The ltvtly Arts fl:) ~ Masterpiece Theatre (R) g) El AIMr Titnt Cara de Mujer @m la Cosqulll1 9 Movie: "l:lO to Yuma" Qj The Vir&inian CE Roller Derby ml Dram1 gf) Speed Racer 9:30 IJ Rollin' Oelanie and Bonnie 7:30 I) Ctrcus guest. 0 Hollywood Squares fJ OJ News 1J Movie: (Zhr) "Brother Orchid" 10:00 0 ®) m B1nyon "The Murder ldra) '40-Humphrey Bogart. Game" Banyon runs afoul of some @ To Tell the Truth diamond smugglers when he comes (i) The Thrillsetken to the aid or an old flame. G Milnon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) 1J m News "Wadll1st Slltp In the Anny" (com) 0 GALLO PREMIUM WINES '61-Jack Lemmon. Rick Nelson. * Pres. John Lennon's @) Tiit New Price Is Rifflt "One To One" m That Gir1 0 (]) 00 Q) ,...!1..,..,,.1 ... cl~At ... IJ o h n OJ CI) Dnpet Lennon and Yoko Ono ' Preserrt tfle fl) Los ltvertr de PeraMllo One· To-One Concert Stevie Wonder. fl:) (jJ) Well Strff~ Weet Roberta ~lack and Sha Na Na auest. m Untai11ed Wortd fJ Boris Kart.ff Presents m Tile £apt.ms Q) NHhville Music al Tiit Mda1ns fHtlly (ij) How Do Wt Get fn)m Here to 1:00 IJ (j) SoftnJ and Cher Burt Rey· There? nolds 111ests. tE Secuestro en el Cielo 0 ~ m Sanford and Soll Fred @) Soal invites his fiaritee and a door·to· @m Lucia SoMbra door saleslady to dinner on the a!) Premier 40 same night. EE) Klncdoin of the Sea 0 (])(I) m I IJlclXLI T h ' 10:30 D Talk lack Nlcllt the Animals Talked (R) A Q) Petticoat J11nct1011 half·hour animated parable abou (ij) Bill Mo1ers' Joum1I the barnyard animals In Bethlehem ft MOVfe: "Roeaet to tlle Moon" who recei11e the miraculous gift of m Ovtdoor Sportsman speech-then abuse it. 11 :00 II 0 fJ m m m News m Hoaan's Heroes , (}) ()) (19) News OJ Perry Mason IJ lob BoJd Show Ei) H1rmanos CoraJe 00 Marshal Dmon fli) QlJ Washlnaton Week In Review Q Shtrtoct ' Holmes Theatre g) Ernesto Alonso Presentl m Truth or Consequenees a!) Nowla Q) Movie: "Monster Demolisher" , &} Movie: "That Certain Woman" (hor) '60-German Robles. 8:30 0 ®) m The Uttle People Los (}j) Holidaf ldeabook Angeles Rams star Mer1in Olsen El) Garner Ted Armstrona guests as himself in a comedy m J1n1kl about the problems of a young foot-11 :05 IJ USC lasketbell ball player who has a areat future 11:30 IJ CBS lite Movie: ''Tlaer Bly'' -If he can only stop wettina his Hayley Mills, Horst Buchholr. ~. o ~m~~ea~ 0 (]) (j) a> I IFlc!Ab I A Christ-Cl) Movie: (C) .. War and Ptecie" •as Carol (R) Char1es Dickens' clas. Pert I (dra) '65-Mel Ferrer, Henry sic is presented in anlmated·carlca· Fonda, Audrey Hepburn. ture form, with drawina based en· 0 Cl) 00 m Diet Cavett Show tirely on original _.rt from the days m To Tell the Trllfll of Dickens. lZ:OO m Alfred Hitdlcoct·Presents m Merv Griffin Show 12:301J Movie: (C) "Gorille Safari" ()]) The Just Ceneration (adv) '68--Georre Galley. fl:) Citywatchen Q Movie: "little Caesar" (dra) '31 9:00 II Cll CIS fridaJ Movie: (C) (2hr) -Edward G. Robinson. "The Arnbnhers" (com) '67-0ean m Movie: "Ont Minute to Zero" Martin , Senta Berrer, Janice Rule. (dra) '52-Robert Mitchum. A super-sleuth goes on assignment g) Count'Y Music to Mexico where he pursues his l :00 (]) 0 fJ Ci) Newt duties-when not pursuing pretty 1:30 IJ Mowlt: ''The Fifhtina 69th" girls. (dra) '40-James Cagney. 0 @) m Gllost Story. "Creatures 2:00 m All-Nlsht Show: "Spirit of Wnt of the Canyon" Angie Dickinson. Point," "Under fire," "SU11d11 Din· Madlyn Rhue and John Ireland guest ner for 1 Soldier" in a dr1m1 about two sisters who 3:00 B Movie: "The Crooked Wey" are troubled by a doa which turns (dra) '49-John Payne, Ellen Drew. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 1972 llDll-ll-llOllM EXPERTS ROOM ADDITIONS• BATHS . KITCHENS • REMODELING EXTERIOR < 'COATINGS FREE ESTIMATES• NO OBLIGATION ALL WORK GUARANTEED FINANCING AVAILABLE FREE FREE FIRM ESTIMATE FIRM ESTIMATE SERVING LA. OVER 30 YEARS CALL. MR. EXPERT NOW DIRECT OR COLLECT 836~1_878 407 No. La Cienega 11J11DDS Los Angeles hge 19 , SATURDAY DECEMBER 16 MORNING 5:00 (I) TV I Cluiroom 6:30 D Bliek Experience m ltt's Rap 7:00 B Sunrise Semester D ®) m Underdo1 0 (]) (I) H.R. Pulnstur 8) Brother Ihm (ij) Eltctrlc Company 7:30 B ~usty's Treehouse 0 m The Jetsons O Campus Profile 0 (V (j) Jaekson Five (() TV S Classroom ®) Uncle Russ APOLLO 17 COVERAIE All pro1r1mmln1 Is subltct to china• Without no1ic• for covtl'll' of th• con· tlnued mission of Apollo 17. @ Mobile Home Sllow 0 CV al fun~y PMntom m Ad·l ib Eil) {jj) Zoom ai) Luch1 Libre Qi This Week in Pro footb1ll 11:30 Movie: "Northwest Outpost'' Nelson Eddy stars. 0 rn tiD Udsvllle m Unt1mttf Wortd Ii) Movie: (C) "Tiit 8r1ve Ont'' (dra) '56-Rodolpho Hoyos. Michel Ray. m {jj) Electric Comp1ny ArTFR N OON m Movies: "Ambush at Clmtrron 12:00 B (j) A~hie's TV funnies Pus" (wes) '58-Scott Brady, Mar· 0 John W1Yne Theatre gia Dean. "lucky Stitt" (mys) '49 Q CI) al The Monllees -Dorothy Lamour, Brian Donlevy. O Movie: "The Ride Baell" (wes) (ij} Mister Rogers' Nei&hborhood '57-Anthony Quinn, William Con- 8:00 f) Bup Bunny rad 0 m Pink P1nther m The Ghost and Mrs. Muir O John Wayne Theatre Jj; CAE Colle&e Credit Course 0 (I) The Osmonds fl:) Mister Roaers' Neiahborhood Ii) Country Music ~The Explorers fl:) (jJ) Seume Street 12:30 tJ Inside footblll 1:30 B CJ) S.brin• 0 rn CD Americln llndstlnd 0 ®) m The Houndcats Pl1y·81dl film clips of "oldie· 0 CD m ABC Superst•r Mo· but-goody" football aames. vie: (C) "Daffy Duell ind Porky Pia m Element1ry News Mttt the Croovle Goollas" The EI\) Sesame Street Groovie Coolies letrn that the Phan. el Sabados Alearea tom of the Fllckers..i) determined to ~The Bia Valley stop production of a movie star. 12:45 tJ Pro Football Pre-Game Show ring their favorite film stars. 1:00 tJ (I) Pro football Mlnnesot• vs, 9:00 f) (jJ Amuln& Chan San Francisco • 0 @) m Roman Holidays Campus Profile O Movie: "P1lmy Days" (mus) '31 O High School Buketwll Rou -Eddie C.ntor Porter and Tom Hawkins call the O Movie: "Riot In Cell Block 11" play·by·play (dra) '54 -Neville Brand. Emile O Roller Games Meyer Ci) Movie: "Three Blind Mice" iE) Movie: (C) "Qulnc1nnon, Fron· Loretta Youna stars. tiar Scout" (wes) -Tony Martin, U Mo~e: (C) ''Thunder 81y" Peuy Castle. (dra) '53-James Stewart, Joanne (i2} Eledf.c Comp1ny Dru. Eil) Mister Roaers' Nelpborhood 0 It Takes 1 Thief Ui) Cine en 11 T1rdt m Soul Train 9:30 B Seooby-Doo m News D ~ m The 81nlep m Cine en 11 Tarcle ClJ Tiju1n1: Window to the South m C.sa de Los Ninos D The lredy Kids 1 :30 CI) Yoke of Acriculturt Clrtoon Camlv11 O Movie: (C) "fort Musecre'' Eil) (ij) Seumt Street (wes) '58 -Joel McCrta, Susan O Sea Hunt Cabot. 10:00 0 @) m Pro Football Baltimore iE) Ch1mplonshlp Bowlin& Colts vs. Miami Dolphins Eil) Mls1er Ro11rs' Nelahbortiood U (]) (j) Btwitthed m Human Dimensions Qt Ml;or Ad1m1 9 Movie: "Jumpinr Juks" 10:10 1J ())Josie and the Pussycats 2:00 m film future O Movie: "Paratroop Comm1nd" @) Thriller (dra) 'SS-Richard Bakalyan, Ken m Comb1t! Lynch. (HJ Auto Meehtnics D rn Kid ,ower m S.ume Street D Movie: ''Th• Jackie Robinson m Consult1tlon StofJ'' (dra) '50-Jackfe Robinson, 2:30 Slletcflbootc Louise Beavers. O Aariculture USA m Gospel Sin1tn1 Jubilee 11) film Feature Eltctrfc Colftpany IE McHale's Navy fil) Mister Roren' Nelahborhood 1J) Folk Guitar 11 :00 1J (I) Tiit fllntstonts m Agriculture USA ..... zo THE DAILY PILOT. TV WED<, DECEMBER 10, 1972 3:00 Movie: '"nit FIY'' (scl·ll) '58-- Davld Hedison, P1trici1 Owens. O Now Wlttl 8111 81nowsky e Rima Action (j) Movie: "Unknown Terror'' John Howard stal'$. Q Movie: (C) "Kin& ot the Khyber Rlflti" (dr1} '54-Tyrone Power. Terry Moore. O Movie: ''The Return of frank J1mu" (wes) '40-Henry Fonda. Gene Tierney ~ Scltnce Fiction Theatre m Movie: "Battle ot the Cor1I Sea" (dra) '59 -Cliff Robertson, Gia Sctla. Q) Tht Virainlln (lj) Hlth1yo11 EI\) Mister Rorers' Nellhborflood Ui) futbol·Socetr m Movie: "Never love i Strancer" Steve McQueen stars. 3:30 O On Campus U lost in Spice OJ) flmlty G1me Eil)Zoom 9 Time Tunnel 3:45 IJ Pro football Po1t·81m1 Show 4:00 8 Medll "Return of the N G I " An inci5ive film rep0rt on those persons judaed "not auilty of a cnmln1I offense by reason of in- sanity,'' who ha'le been released into society alter c.ommitment. 0 l111p1eto With Manuel Ar11on Manuel Ara1on discussts the recent announcement of candidacy by Jesse Unruh ([1 r1 Rrr1'1!"'iiET'l!lnl A ChristmH Carol (j]) How et Your Cltlldren Grow? f.i) El Amo EI\) Eltetrlc Comp1ny ml P1nor1m1 u tlno Ef) Voice of A(riculture .• 4:30 tJ Movie: (C) "TM Golden Blade" (adv) '53 -Rock· Hudson, Gene Evans. Plptr Laurie CD (I) Film future O focus "The Salvation Army" Hostess Inez Pedroza discusses the services offerl!d by the Sal'lation Army. O Movie: "Return of the Clltnt M1lln" (sci II) '56-Shllo Fujimura 0 NFL Game of the We ... l9) H•riln Snrt Sllow m 81tman l1Jl Zoom fil) First Adventures in Improvising 3 lost In Spice m Corona Now 5:00 D Whit's Goinf On With Willie Davis ''The Psycholoey of Fashion" A discussion of the concept and direction of fashion for Blacks Guest is Black fashion designer Bill Whitten. 0 (I) al ABC's Wide World of Sports (1W News O This Week In Pro Footb•ll m Movie: "Strange C.r&o" (dra) '40-Cfark Gable. Joan Crawford. m 01nlel Boone 5 Electric Company Ei) Alta Tension Eil) M1uie & the St•utlful M•· chine €1) Suptr Show m Country Pll ct m Klmb1 5:30 O Cl) News ~Movie: (C) "Rh•Psodr" (dr1) '54 -Vittorio Gassman, £llubeth Taylor. ([j) ~rrascoltnd11 m '"" Advoutes er;, C.11 of the West 0 Thi Golddluen m Sl>tff Rtctt f V(N IN C. 6:00 e om m ""' O Htt HI• Barbara Mandrell ind Paul Richey auest. Hip Ch1p1rnl 0 The Rt1I Don Steele Sllow Q) The Penuadtn CW W1thlnrton Wffll In Review 8 Stend Up i nd Cheer tiI!) T11tro dtl 40 EE G11111blln1 Colltfe football 6:30 I) 0 Ntwt Lil Sports With hrtk1 O KN8C Ntwa Conference @ Sports Ctial1tn11 (ij) Will Stmt Wuk al) Acdon ct\lcano (R) &I) El SJtow dt ltcllUfl 1 Sllinlt m 3-Mandnl Generation CD Het Hn 7:00 tJ UFO "Survival" A missile Is fired on Moontme. ldllin11 one of the astron1uts. {I) Wild lin(dom 0 I s•IC!At I Christm11 Greetlnas from Mike O.U&fu Mike's 11uests for lh1s holiday hour are Celeste Holm, Brenda lee, Marilyn Mi chaels, Louis Nye, Cliff Robertson and the Canadi1n Chlldren's Oper1 Choru$. 0 8owlln1 for Dof11ra 00 Truth or Consequences 0 The Parent Gu•• fJ Death V1lt.y Dip m Q~ uwrtnce Welk Show Q) It likes 1 Thief Q) Vivian Hortlpttl EI\) A Convers1tlon With Elrl W1rren (R) ai) Noche de Sawdo mLuslt {f) Soul Strut 7:30 Tht Adventurer 0 Oalt ind Ha"let "l he Pony" @ fo Tell tfte Truth U Let's Mike 1 Dul O Milllon $ Movie: (Ztlr') "The Sn•h Pit" (dra) ·•a -011'11• de Hav1tland. Mark Stevens m Black luuty al Deurt Auction Gallery 8:00 tJ All In the Family S:OO tJ All In the Famlly No 1n formation a'lailable from che net. work at press ljme. 0 llQl m £meraency! "Helpful" A moonllahtlna wom•n doctor, new to Rampart Hospital, suddenly dis· appears, Gage and DeSoto rescue two youna lads from a storm drain, and Or Early uses psycholo1Y on • student of the occu It. 0 Rollin' 0 al Alias Smith ind e A w S· e n. n d THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 1972 Jon11 "Witness to a Lynching" 0 Bob Boyd Show Anthony Newley and Bernadette 11:20 IJ Movie: (C) "The Lonaest Hun· Heyes Ind Curry take on an IS· 0 (]) m Streets of San Fr•n· Peters guest in a musical saga of dred Miles" (dra) '67-0oua Mc· sirnment-i)rotectQTS to the only cisco "The Bullet" A collere in. "little Miss Showbiz." Clure. Ricardo Montalban, Kath. witness to a lynching of • home-structor, shot by I blackmailer, r•· 0 (]) 00 m Sixth Sense "Gal. arine Ross. studer tn rancher's country -fuses to have the bullet removed lows in the Wind" Dr. Rhodes tries 11 :30 00 Movie: "The Red Hand" Paul which is prob1bly more danrerous for fear his incriminating past will to evaluate lhe hallucinations of Hubschmldt stars. than anything they did during their prevent his attaining a full profes. an hysterical young woman who 0 Movie: (C) "The Nun's Story" bank-robbing days, because the cul. sorshlp, Carl Betz. Barney Phillips, may have psychic knowledge of the (dra) '59-Audrey Hepburn, Peter prit is a rancher. Brenda Scott, G.D. Geraldine Brooks and Hari Rhodes imminent death of a group of peo· Finch. Spradlin and John Russell auest. guest pie. Meg Foster. Gary Clarke. Con· Movie: (C) ''War ind Puce" m Alfred Hitchcock Presents m I love Lucy "The Celebrities Ian Carter and George Ives guest. Concl. (dra) 'SS-Audrey Hepburn. OJ C9'ampion1hlp Wrest11na Next Door" An hollr episode with fJ The Unknown Regis Philbin Mel Ferrer, Henry Fonda. EE Luthi Ubre Tallulah Bankhead 1s special guest. hosts. Kathryn Grayson and Ann Mil-0 Movie: "The Monster of Piedr1s EE (ij) I lflclAC I The Plot to Over· Ei) Nil'IO ler guest along with Dr. Gilbert Hol· 81.ncas" (sci·fi) '57-Les Tremayne, throw Christm11 (R) EE (jj) Playhouse New Yor1l (R) loway who performs an experiment Jeanne Carmen. QI Movie: (C) "Marjorie Momin&· "Film and Theatre '72-Year End in ESP. OJ Movie: "In Which We Serve" star" Report" A close-up of this year's m News (dra) '42-Noel Coward, John Mills 8:30 1J Cl) Bridaet Loves Bernie The theatrical and cinematic highll&hts EE Cosa Juq ad1 Ei) Chuck Johnson Show Steinbergs and the Fitzaeralds de· via clips and excerpts from some @E Box de Mexico £E J1n1kl cide to send Bridget and Bernie on artistic milestones. Guests include al) Chinese Variety Hour @!) Cinema 34 a honeymoon they never had. actress Colleen Dewhurst, actor Ron m lAu Gordon Show 11:45 0 90 Minutes D Sports Ctiallenae O'Neal. director Gordon Parks. com· 10:30 e Boris Karloff Presents (19) Tom Jones Show (jJ) Booll lut poser Stephen Schwartz and pro. OJ News 12:30 0 Movie: ''Guns Don't Araue" £E Bthlnd tlle Unes ducer Joseph Papp. EE (jj) International Performance (dra) '58-Myron Healy, Jean Har· fl) TV Musical . @E El Show de Loco Valdez "Tribute to Beethoven" (R) vey. 9:00 1J Cl) Miry Tyler Moore Show 9:30 IJ Cl) Bob Newhart Show Bob ,9 Movie: (C) "Sltae at Red River" ®l Movie: (C) ''The Dream Miker" Rhoda comes back from a New gains a patient but almost loses a 11:001J (}) 0 (j) News (mus) '64-Tommy Steele. York. vacation to announce that she friend when Jerry decides to see O John Wooden 5'1ow 1:00 (j) News has accl"'Jted a Job In New York Bob professionally about this prob. 00 M1nh1I Dillon m All·Niaht Show: "Blood Ind and plans •., leave Minneapolis with. lem he's developed concemina his m Movie: "Strange Cargo" (dra) Sand," "lntriaue," "Mr. Ace" in the week. rel1tlon.ships with all the 1ir1s he '40--Clark Gable, Joan Crawford. OJ Movie: "Security Risll" (dra) '54 0 ~ml NIC Saturday Movie: dates. IE Kathryn Kuhlman -John Ireland. OoJolhy Malone. (C) (2hrl5111) "Vivi Maria" (adv) 0 USC Basllttball Trojan Basket· (£)Movie 1:10 fJ Movie: "Paths of Glory'' (dra) '65-Brigitte Bardot. Jeanne Mo· bill Classic. 11:05 O UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Univ. '57-Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker. reau. Georae Hamilton. Marla I G t.ews of Cal at Santa Barbara In game 1:15 O News (Miss Bardot) and Marla II (Miss .m Minority Community played earlier. 1:20 IJ Movie: (C) "JohMy Guitar'' Moreau) get Involved In a Central 10:001J (I) Carol Burnett Carol and 11:15 CI) Movie: "Tht Fly" (sci-fl) '58-(wes) '53-Joan Crawford. American revolution lea by Hamil· gang move to their new time slot David Hedison, Patricia Owens. 2:45 IJ Movie: ''The Extra Dey'' (adv) ton. for the remainder of the season. 0 Qi ml News '57 -Richard Basehart. REVOLUTIONARIES-Jeanne Moruu and Brl1itte Bardot portr•y a pair of d•ncers who become Involved in the revolutionary atruale of a Centr•I American republlc at lhe tum-of-the-century, In "Viva M•rl•," on NBC's S.turday Nl1ht at the Movl" (Dec. 16) •t9PM. ' SEE ORANGE COUNTYS ~1 Lincoln Mercury Dealer FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON THE MOST POPULAR 1973 MODELS SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCUR Y lJOl N . TUSTIN AVE . 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Co1to Meto 545.9415 P•1• 22 6:00 7:30 1:00 9:00 11:00 11:30 7:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 1:30 11:00 6:30 7:30 1:30 11:00 6:30 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:15 11:20 11:30 11 :30 THE OAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, DECEMBER 10, 1972 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10 3 "TII• Gun• of Au1u1t" (doc) '6S-Narrated by Fritz Weaviu. 5 "Wmr Paint" (wes) 'SS-Robert Stack. Joan Taylor. 9 (C) "Myaterlous Island" (sc1·fi) '61-Joan Greenwood, Mlchael C1111g 11 "Malaya" (adv) 'S<>-Spencer Tracy, John Hodlak. 7 3 6 (C) "The Worid of Suzie Wonc' (dra) '61-Willlam Holden, Nancy Kw•n. 9 (C) "Night and Day" (mus) '46--Cary Grant, live Arden. 11 (C) "They Came to Cordurt" (adv) '5C)-Gary Cooper, Rita Haywor111 6 "Forger of London" (mys) '61-Karin Dor 13 "Quartet" (d ra) '49-Four tales by W. Somerset Mauaham. 5 9 4 10 9 13 3 6 7 MONDAY. DECEMBER 11 "Brother Orchid" cdral '40-Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogat1 "The L·Shaped Room" (dral '63-Leslle Caron, Tom Bell. (C) "A Shot In the Dark" (mys) '64-Peter Sellers. Elke Sommer (C) "Dauahter of the Mind" (susl '69--Ray Milland. Gene Tierney "SI•&• of Sidney Street" (dra) '60-Donald Sinden. Nicole Beraer "Blc Housa, U.S.A." (dral '60-Brodenck Crawford. Lon Chaney "lure of the Wllct.rneu" Cadvl 'S2-Jean Petera, Jeffrey Huntt • "Operation Mermaid" (dral '61-Keenan Wynn. (C) "Hot Blood" (ed11) '56--Jane Runell, Cornel Wilde. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12 7 "Daya of Wine and Roni" Part I (drl) '63-Jack Lemmon Ltt Remick. 9 "The Notorious Landl•dy" (mys) '62-Kim Novak. Jftk Lemmon 5 "Brother Orchid" !dra) '40-Edward G Robinson. Humphrey 8oaart 7 3 6 (C) "Pursuit" (sus) '72-Ben Gauara, E. G. Marshall. 9 "Panic" l dra) '63-Janine Gray. Glyn Houlton. WEDNESDAY, D£CEMBER 13 7 "Daya of Wine •nd Rotes" Conti 1dral '63-Jack Lemmon. Lft Remick 5 "Brother Orthld" (dral '4()-Edward G Robinson, Humphrey Boaart 9 "Requiem for a Huvywelaht" (dral '62-Anthony Quinn 7 3 6 (C) "£very Man Nffds One" (com) '72-Connle Stevens, Ken Berry 9 "Scream of Fear" 1dra) '61-Suun Stra1berf· Ronald Lewis 13 "Break to Freedom" Cdral 'SS-Anthony Slee , Jack Werner THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 7 "The Youna Lovers" (drat '64-Peter Fonda, Sharon Huaueny. 5 "Brother Orchid" Cdral '40--Edward G Rob1naon, Humphrey Boaart 9 (C) "The Runnlna l1hn" !•dv> '63-Lee Remick. Laurence Harvey. 2 I (C) "How to Murder Your Wife" (com) '6S--Jack Lemmon. Vorna Los I. 9 "Manl•c" (dra) '63-Kerwin Mathews. Nadia Gray. 13 "A Bullet for Joey" (mys) '55-Georae Raft. Edward G Robinson 2 I (C) "Travis Locan, D.A." (dra) '7<>-H•I Holbrook, Vic Morrow FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1S 7 (C) "The Ladlu' Man" (com> '61-Jerry Lew11. Helen Traubel. !S "Brother Orchid" (dra) '40-(d\llnlrd G Robinaon. Humphrey Bog<Jrt 9 (C) "WacklHt Ship In the Army" (com) '61-Jack Lemmon Rock Nelson. 2 I (Cl "The Ambuahers" (com} '67-Dean Martin, Senta Berger 13 ''Monater Demollsher" (hor) '60-German Roblu. 2 "Ticer Bay" Hayley Molls Horst Buchholz I (C) "War and Peace" Part I (dra) '65-Mel Ferrer. Henry Fonda 9 ' 11 3 2 6 7 8 g 13 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 "The Snake Pit" (dra) '48-0llllla de H avllland, Mark Stevens 10 (C) "Viva Marla" (adv1'-Brogltte Bardot. Georse Hammon "Sirena• Carco" (dra) '40-Clark G•ble, Joan Crawford "The Fly" (sci f1) 'S8--AI Hedoson P•tricla Owen•. (C) "The Lonaest Hundred MllH" (dra) '67-Doua McClure Roc;s•t!~ Montalban, "The Red Hand" Paul Hubschmodl stara. CC) "The Nun's Sto~" (dra) 'S9-Audrey Hepburn, Peter F1nth !!=> "W1r and Peace' Canel. (dra) '58--Audrey Hepburn. Mel Fe,,1• The Monster of Piedra• Blancas" Csc1·fl) '57-Les Tremayne Jeann• Carmen . "In Which We Serve" ldra) '42-Noel Coward. John Mills Ben G•uare (left) end Wllllem Windom are two 1overnment agents In a race •&•Inst time as an entire city Is on the brink of destruction by a deadly nerve ges in "Pursuit," a suspenseful drama based on Michael Crichton's latest novel, on ABC's Tue~dey Movie et 8:30PM. B ee n rt et en rt 1Ck rOO ar ne IMMEDIATE DELIVERY am c1•m•1•111 -ane. .,.......... -" .. ......... lllUU( ........ .._ ...... . llAT • U.910 • UAW Ml&• • YlllYL .... • Tmre&ASS THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, DECEMBER JO, 1972 e BRAND NEW '73 00 MO. , I.EASE NOW "'OM IW.1H WILLI~ AN OFFICE TO llltVE YOU NEA" YOUR HOME. JI MONTH O'IN IND LEAMON APPftOYm C .. IDIT. BRAND NIW 1973 MOITECAILO ~ All COllMTICND $99 .............. llf1UTllTU ....... ~NLltumll, 'MO. NL 111111 I nm llO llOWll PAYMlllT WILL Tm. .... IWIM..,. ~ I .r· f I. , ..... r,oy ')'•l'~U(''J'< ... r~•!R1 l.$!OPYf Yl.cHll\ \l(Rff.\~lf\ (I•. ~ • 'f''•l ''fr "'\~1 '~ •'' rtt .~fl.'•')'•~!(\ ."i+s;rl1.".~f rf'-',(1"4~£1. 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M .... l>I a-- ---~----:, DECEMBER 10, 1972 Billy's Last Fight: A Boxer's Greatest Christmas Gift Holiday Cookb~ok: Great Party Treats You Can Fix Ahead DAILY PILOT OltANR C9UNTY, CAU,eltNIA Can Losing Your Temper Be Better Than Keeping It? sk Them Yourself Want to uk • femoll* pel"IOn a quelllon? Send !tie quealloft on a llC)9to.n:I, to "Aak." Famlly WHkly, 141 Lexington All9., New Yortc, N. Y. 10022. W.'11 pey 15 tor p\lbllllled queatlona. Sorry, -can't ana-r othen. FOR ERNEST OORGNINE You won an Academy Award in 1955 for •Many." Looking back at it a/fel' aU of tlaue years, dQ you think it htu helped you or hurt you or not made ang dif/erence?-C. A., San Pedro, Calif. • I thinlc it helped me. At that time the Oscar was more respected than it is today. There are so many awards these days; just Joolc at the Emmys alone! And Joolc at all the silly FOR USA KlRK, singer I never knew anyone named "Lisa• until you became a show-business "name" back around 1950. Now there's a whole generation of Lisas. Do you feel you started it?-M. Lincoln, Kingston, N.Y. • Lots of people tell me they named their daughter Lisa after hearing my name. I found out abo~t one very recently. On a plane to New York a man told me that his daupter was born just afteT he and his wife saw "Kiss Me Kate, and they decided "She has to be a Lisa! .. There seem to be more Lisas than when I started in show busjne$S. Isn't that ruceP FOR DR. MICHAEL FOX, author of "Understanding Your Dog' When dogs bark at each other, are they talking?-Jen Ohta, Stockton, Calif. • No, they are not talking as such, but io a sense they are signaling: "Hi, it's mel" or .. Look out" or "Look at me." Woives only bark as a threat, but domestication has made their dog cousins bark at the drop of a hat-to threaten in- truders, to answer other dogs and to solicit attention (a ooisy wolf wouldn't last two seconds in the wild). FOR CONNIE STEVENS Frankie LaiM says he doesn't lib having friends in show bwiness. Do you feel the same?-G. Marx, Kingsport, Tenn. • Not really. But at the same time, I miss people who are no longer part of my life. Some of them have died. Others outgrew me, and some I've outgrown. If we'd get together. we'd be bored with each other. I think this is a part of life. You change. People change. FOR SEN. BARRY COWW ATER of Arizona Why were you so quick to protect Naoo on the Watergate bugging incident? You weren't so easy on President Johnson during the Bobby Baker case in 1964.-B. F. E., Watertown, N.Y. • Mr. Johnson had a much greater opportunity to know what Balcer was up to than President Nixon had to know what the Watergate buggers were up to. It's ridiculow to suggest that President Nixon is somehow responsible fa. the Watergate affair. I believe the American people are to be congratulated for their maturity and poise in not letting the arch liberals get away with their sordid attempts to in- ject false issues into the campaign. publicity about an actor-and I won't mention anybody·s name-re.fusing to even accept an award that should be the greatest honor anyone can bestow on a man. At the time I won the award for "Marty," it meant even more t<f me be- cause it was a small picture against all the big ones that were up for awards, and I was competing against people lib Frank Sinatra, lames Dean and Spencer Tracy. It opened a lot of doors or me. Most of all, I've tried ever ~inoe to prove that I wasn't just a ftash in the pan. It made me work that much harder. FOR HUGH O'BRIAN,staro/ NBC'1"Search .. You've dated some of the most beautiful and most eromi· oent women in the world. Which one did you enjoy dating the most?-Mrs. L N. G., New Albany, Ind. • Princess Soraya-when we were alone. When we were in public, she was very up tight. She is a lovely lady. FOR DANNY BONADUCE, Danny Partridge of"The Partridge Family" What is the hardest part of being a 13-year-<>ld actOI' in a · hit 9Cries like ""The Partridge Family"?-1..arry Smith, Santa Ana,Calif. . • Acting! I mind the long hours of work I mind the short hours .. I mind five minutes! The second hardest thing is trying to 6nd some privacy for myself. I can hardly believe it. People will recognize me in a car going 65 miles an houri Tiley'll shout and point-then wonder if they really saw me. I can imagine them living in suspeaue all day. . ' FOR SHARI LEWIS, oumer of the puppet, Lamb Chop You seem to have a great feeling for animals. Are you a vegetarian?-F. LR., Stockton, Calif. • Nope. I eat all the meat on the table. But there is one gift rm tired of getting whenever we have guests. Somebody always-gs a package of lamb chops, U.S. Choice straight from " t count&r, and PVients it to me. 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I w,,uktn 't h11w P.'"<' 1nt\."I "')\file'\ I 0 : Hn d1~'> vom 1,k'\,l,"IJl'-,111 f('f f'rom thllt of 1"1f"''T \'•'l..m<'l'l\. firm~., A: l'm tn.'lnf! ''' rN-.1111.'""' 1f')(- 'W<'m11n wtk'I h11' N-cn 11<'.'d h"I 1m<I f('41 ,, .. !'\ tlll<'-. 11ho(,u1 rr."M'I 1t<'~ th11t 'M•(lf'(Y~t' ~rMe hn<-' mintt·u~rql\ ('lim inRlt wrin~k"h "Makeup'• prlm.,y function la to create lMtant lllusion." This C"ristmas,do it u right. ~ This Christmas, do the house with uper Kenl-Ti ne• latex wall paint. It goe, on easily. Dries to a scrubbable 6.nish. nd y<>u dean up brush, roller and hands with soap and watit. ...... · Super Kenl-Tone. It's at your ncarbv Sherwin-Williams stott listed in th~ Ycllo P2Rcs. CheeS:t"r Kem -T. ne. SHElllfilll•WIL/.IAMS More na1a pc*1t~ 11n,1 itH thl't other h~lon<'\ l'm T'Nl11't" And hlunt ." 'IM<'fl'™"' fT\\ C\T~~f' wi~ f'<I tic a little R.n l 4~n 't l'tx-•mp.,r- t11nt thm~ 11-to pcot ~ t(I cv("n wom11n thitt r~tmc-nt ~ " )O~ ra~ prevt-ntatf\I\' MaL.~•r 1' corrNt1vc Ma\;c-- ur rnma11 functlOtl l!I t4' CtC'· Mc tn<rt11nt 1llu<>ion Sccooo. 11 '" a Cfllor l rrea1 cve11 ~m11n 11' "" 1nrlivutnal. which sh<-"' Tf 1 <Ion 't have the n pht Rtuft to1 her I l'On(J hor ~.,A to un <'thcr counter to get 1mmettunr from a compe:t:nor People arc li\.c cla> to me 1 ~ulpt wrth '"'<' t'ictnl!" And u wom an can lool liL:c 11ht's had plast1c sur- l?C" ..,1th tht nght m akeup ~ rl~ corrcc:tty Q. )'ou sound a~ If V011 are thoroot?hlc,. dedlCBled to vour cause H11vc yoo aJwa~ had thrs lo.met oi dnvc'> A: T'vc alwayt. loved hllS1JJCSb 1 I've felt Iii.;(-th~ since I WD:I\ a lid llM gave borne perma:nenn> to eveJ)•onc on m) Moel 8 u1 I also loved show. bu!-mcs:s. and n ~·ti that dnvc to sucCC'Cd that dcstrnycd m) first m.tma~ I was determlntd that f d never get mnm.ed a(&tn until I found o mnn whci wu more: 1mrrutant t<' me than m ~ business c:arccr Q . And did you find ~ a man? A: Yes. m Frodd1( Ftdds After Uun. mv actini career was littk DlOTC than 11 boh~ Q: For a "hobby:· it paid off quite well, didn't it? A: I woo an Emmy for my role as Helen Morgan. That's be- cause I was a better actress oncl' that pushiness and forcefulncs!I had relaxed a bit. I had more film offers after that than I knew what lo do with, buc I turned them all down became it meant going on location anJ being away from my husband Q : Doesn't your cosmetic bui.i- ness take you away from home a lot? A: I go to my office and apart- ment in New York, and on tour one week out of every month. But J make sure that every mo- . mcnt away from my homt' and family is made use of-and it i~ exhausting! I try to make it only a smaJI disl"\Jption in. our lives I tallc to the children ever)' da) that I am gone. Q: How many children do you have? A: Kathy is Freddie's chilq b) bis first marriage. She's 24. anJ has her own apartment. l \c ra ised her since she was 9 so I feel 5M is mioe!.-P-K-cbat' • ._. what we call Pamela Kerry '' 15 now, and Peter is 12. Both P-K and Peter arc adopted. Q: Do you ·think your bosinc..s interest had anything to do wit h your present separation from your husband? A: We both got too involved I do n't think we had our priori- ti~ straight. I just gee invoh .:d in everything one hundred rcr cent! h's not the money-I 'c never cared about that. I c.in hod~ if I h•~-c to and· nncc lived o n $19 a ~ttk when I wa~ a short ordt'r cook and "orl cd tn a drugstott. It 1s the PRIDr o f the thing t~t mal es me wort so bard. Q: How did )~ tell the chil· d~n about your SC"1'3tation., A: I told the flri first, then. !'>-:· ca'USC ~ic was out of town. we held up tcm~ Pcter for ·• week. 1 $imply told them th.lt Co1et1,,wd 011 pngr S . - I • ' I •1 Billy~s Last Fight: A Boxer's Greatest Christmas Gift By Martin Abramson It was Christmas, 1923. Heavyweight Biiiy Miske was dying. He needed the money to give his family one last decent Christmas. And the only way he knew to get it was in the ring, against a man who had almost beaten Dempsey ..•. B illy M isicc had a particular reason for feeling emotional about the approach of Christmas in 1923. He was convinced it would be his last one and he had an obligation to do something special for his wife and kids. Miske was one of the better heavy- weights of his lime. He'd been in 105 bouts and had fought the besc-Jack Dempsey, Tommy Gibbons, Battling Levinsky, and Harry Greb. Only Dempsey had been able to knock him out. But at 29, Miske bad an incurable kidney ailment called Bright's Disease. He wJlS blonde and muscular and his illness was not apparent on the sur- face. He had kept it a secret from everyone except his manager, Jack Reddy, and of course, the doctor who had diagnosed it. One sportswriter, George Barton of the M inneapotis Trib- une, found out about it but agreed to keep the secret. When sharp, shooting pains forced Miske to stay in bed for a few days at a time, the fighter would tell his wife that he had "kidney trouble, but nothing serious." He kept on tak- ing fights even though his doctor bad advised him to quit. Miske put all the earnings from his houts into an automobile sales business in the belief it would provide for his I • FAMILY WEEKLY, December 10. 1972 family after be was gone. But during the penods he was away training, the business went into bankruptcy. Early in 1923, the fighter's condition took a sharp turn for the worse and he accepted the impossibility of fighting ugain. But his debts mounte<l and he had to sell most of the furniture in his home to feed his family. A sign in a storefront window about a forthcoming C hristmas display helped trigger a de- cision born of desperation. He called his manager and insisted he get him one more bout. "My God, man. it could kill you!" Reddy told him. "J won't do it." "Look Jack, I've got to get some money to give my famil y a decent last Christmas," Miske pleaded . "If I die because of the fight, it won't make much difference. You know I can't last much longer anyway." Reddy reluctantly gave in and booked a fight with Billy Brennan to be held in Omaha. Brennan was tough -he'd been leading Jack Dempsey on points for 12 rounds before being caught for a K.O. When Barton, the reporter, heard about the Omaha fight. he exploded. He threatened to blow the whistle about Miske's condition. But Miske rushed to his office to explain his circumstances and beg that he con- tinue to keep the secret. Barton obliged him. Miske usually trained for fights in his home gym in St. Paul. But this time he announced he would work out in a gym that had been rigged up in his manager's cottage on Lake Johanna. Reddy sent out reports of Miske train- ing at the camp, but actually Billy spent most of his time in bed, conserving bis strength. When he got to Omaha be- fore the fight, he had to put on a couple of public workouts, but he cut them very short. The illness that was killing him internally still did not show ex- ternally and he seemed flt enough. The medical examinations for fighters in that era were very superficial. Nobody checked on Misk.e's kidney condition. and he passed his test. Miske knew that the only possible way he could win tbe fight was by an early knockout. Fortunately, he still had a strong punch. and Brennan had not completely recovered from his knockout by Dempsey. Miske managed to put all his waning resources together for three rounds and the crowd cheered him as the "St. Paul Thunderbolt'" of old . Just before the end of the third, he caught Brennan with a hook that floored him. In his corner, Miske prayed that Brennan would not be able to come out again. For a moment. it looked as if Brennan would quit on his stool. but he managed to get up for the fourth round. He was still in a daz.e from Miske's last hook, however, and it took only one powerful right for Miske to finish him off. The sports pages the next few days were full of praise for the '"St. Paul Thunderbolt," and they talked up fu- ture fights for him. Meanwhile, Billy collected his $2,400 purse and hurried 10 spend it. He bought couches, chairs. and lamps to fill up the empty rooms of bis house, and. as a special Christ- mas present to his wife, bought her the piano she'd always wanted. He got bi- cycles and sleds for his two boys and dolls for his little daughter. He sent some money to his parents and gave whatever was left to his wife to provide "the biggest Christmas we ever bad." He was in severe pain on Christmas eve. His wife and children had to trim the tree without him. But he felt a little better the next day, assured his wife his '"kidney trouble" was getting better, and sat cheerf uUy at the bead of the table for Christmas dinner. "Greatest Christ- mas ever," he kept saying. On the morning foUowing C hristmas, he was in agony. 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T1ieCT-70la die Aoclr.Jqat..w'9-.. &a• wrtJcal poelU..for ........... ,_,......ay. We lltnlllllY HONDA _.yow 90t ttaM yoar Mite• n4I. Promotion JOOd thJOUah Chrlatmat, 1972. For• Enc color brochure, write: American Honda Motor Coy Inc., Dept. NR, Box -'O, Ga.rden-. Calilomta 902•7. 01972 AHM. Polly~ Beauty Expttt: Cv11tir111eJ /1CJt11 page 4 --1 Love to Play Games- And I Like to Win" their father and I loved them very muc h, and loved each other very much, but that we had a problem in communicat- ing. We'd tried to work it out together, but hadn't been able to do so. Neither one of us was able to find the time to work out a solution. By separating we forced ourselves to make dates with one another-not take the other for granted. I told them I thought we had a good ~hance of working it. out, and we'd fight to do just that. After all , we'd had m arvelous years to- gether. Q ; How did they react? A: Kathy was very understand- ing. In fact, she was my strong- est shouJder. ll was toughest on P-K. although on the surface she was the strongest. But it is a very difficult age for her. Al 15, she idolizes her father. She feels he has left her. As for Peter, I 'don't think it has fully penetrated yet. Q: How has the separation af- fected you? Have you c~t down on your work load or taken on more in order to fill the gap in your life? A: I've cut down on my work. rve pulled out of a number of charity organizations. Before it had been impossible for me to say no to anyone . I was afraid they'd react unfavorably toward me if J turned them down. Now I realize I can deal with that. My prio rities arc falling into place too. I've even moved my L.A. office into m y home. This has been a big help! Now I have m uch more time-and am home that much m ore. Q: Do you find you are less anxious to succeed now? Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • A: I still want to succeed in whatever I do-work or mar- riage or play. For instance, I wanted to learn French so I took lessons. But not one or two hours a week. Oh, no! I h ad to take three hours every day, five days a week! J even took bac k- gammon lessons. I love to play games-ALL kinds. And I like lo win. I am an avowed bad loser and. to be frank, a worse winner. When 1 was on 'To Tell the Truth" all those years, KING. SUPER KING: 20 mg. "111".1.4 mg.. nicoune, w. per cigarette. FTC Rep°" AUG. '72 I • FAMIL V WEE Kl Y, December to, 1972 if I lost I pouted and called the winner a cheater. And when I won -J gloated! Of course, J wasn·t vindictive. I was o nly doing openly what everyone else secret)¥ wan$ed to do! Q : Do you have any intention of continuing your show busi- ness career? A: I am no longer in show busi- neM! Q: Then do you see a day when you will aJso quit the cosm etic business? A: No. In fact, I have visions of myself at 93, traipsing off to the o ffice to work relentlessly on l.iOmetbing new. We are always researching and creating. In time I believe cosmetics can stop the aging process. We'll have pills to change your color- ing. I firmly believe that within the next ten years there will he untold breakthroughs! Q: What kind of breakthroughs'/ A: There are already pills-not put out by my company-that you cao take to keep from sun burning. There are lotions on the. market that will turn you tan. 1 brought out .. Inner Lights," an outstanding face sun--tiflt. Why not a pill you can swallow to ch ange your pi g- mentation'! Science has learncJ bow to treat the chiJd in the womb; science can c reate cth· metics that can be taken intern- ally. People may not agree with me, but in tim e I think we'll find a way to stop getting old. stop losing hair, turning gray. I am absolutely convinced 01 this. Q : What makes you so sure? A: The dictates of change. I'w come out with the Tortue Bod) and Bath Co11ection -body products. There was a time when a woman wouldn't discuss her body. She kept it hidden. Now women in many countrie~ go bare breasted on the beach and wear see-through clothe~ Women can't afford to let their bodies go to pot thinking no one will see them -because everybody will see them. These changes in customs bring about changes in diet, sleep, bath treatments, perfuming. We live longer now. We demand a lo ng- er youth. That's what I'm work- ing on. Q: How do you promote your products? A: I don't like to promote my products when I am a guest on a TV show-unless they ask me. Then I don't stop talking! Jn. stead I rely upon my looks and to seme extent. on my p:ist show business po pularity ll' speak for me. If someone thinks I look good, they'll say "Hey. her product must he pretty good. I think I'll try it!" If I let myself go, they'd say. "She doesn't look so hot. She must not know what she 's talking about." So I must look my best. always. This month we present an open house menu for leisurely holiday enjoyment. Many dishes can be prepared ahead, with finishing touches just before party-time. Have a happy holiday-and good eating! Holiday Open Ho1ise Cookbook: Onee Atatn It~ Christmas Mong wtltt clec*lnl the halll, , ... ., Weekly dectl1 the a. ........ ._,. wtlt TlwM a.... 8oerd end Cnctren, "MA• Your Own" Hon d'oeuvrett Trer, 8llYOfJ Hot Sellfood Dip, Dete 'n' Or-. Glued HMl, Acom 8qunh end Pen, Green lelecl PlquMl JU. {~tM')~lf)f)"--' By Marilyn Hansen, • Food Editor MARILYN'S MENU: HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE Auorted a.v.raoee Three ChMM Board and Cr8Ck•t• Shllrp Cheddar, NMural Sw ... Chffle, Brie "M•k• Your Own" Hon d'oeuvrea Tray Aloha Spreed s.rcnn.. .... Lemon Golden CMeM Spfead Ptl'ftlentoe Savory Hot Seafood Dip Baakets of Aseorted Cracken Date 'n' o...nge Gland Ham MeatbaU. In Celery SMICe Acom Squall and Peea Buttered Rice Gr .. n S.lecl Piquant Muatard Sour CrHl1t Sweet Plcklff 1' Gfllhllm Nut Woll Stuffed Dat• Cotfee Tea THREE CHEESE BOARD Everyone, it seems, loves cheese, and a cut-your-own cbeeae selection is a sure- fire hit. It is a good idea to have a selec- tion of sharp and mikt, hard and soft cheeses to please every taste. Possible cheese board combinations: Sharp Clleddat CheeM Brie°' Bel p .... Natural swtae Cheffe King Chriallan Port S.tut or Gouda BtueChffM Arrange cheeses on attractive serving board; provide a cutting knife and as- sorted crackers. (Continued on page 10) Sliver by Oneida lid . 611vet91nllha THk by 0-k CandlM by Leno• Olauwete by Imperial Olauwara . ..._ ALL RECIPES TESTED IN FAMILY WEEKL Y'S OWN TEST KITCHENS FAMILY WEEKLY, Oecemti.r 10, 1172 •I HolHhQr Open House SAVORY HOT SEAFOOD DIP 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 cup milk V• cup llquld from cr•bmeat 1 can (7~ on.) cr•bme•t, drained and flaked melted. Add onion and garl ic and cook over low heat 5 min- utes until tender. 2. Remove from beat, stir in flour, salt, pepper and celery salt. Gradually add milk, plus liquid from crabmeat. Co111i11ued from page 9 ALOHA SPREAD 1 pkg. (8 oza.) cr .. m cheese, softened ~ 4 OZL blue cheese crumbled 2 tHSpoon9 grated onion ~ t .. spoon ground ginger v. teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1 c•n (81/• o~) crushed pineapple, well drained 3 tablespoons toasted sesame ... d •• Assorted cr11ekers 1. In medium bowl, with elec- tric mixer at medium high speed, blend cheeses. 2. Stir in grated onio·n, ginger, Worcestershire, crushed pine- apple and sesame seeds. 3. C hill covered, one hour or longer. Makes 2V.Z cups spread •To toast sesame seeds: Sprin- kle seeds in small skillet, beat, stirring, until golden brown. Cool. Make Ahead Note: Can be made day ahead. ·GOLDEN CHEESE SPREAD 8 oZL natural sharp Chedd•r cheese, finely grated (about 2V.. cups) 4 ozs. Gouda or Edam cheese, finely gr•led (about 1 cup) 1/• cup grated Parmesan cheese 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, softened Vt teaspoon garflc NH 1 teaapoon mustard V• cup dry white wine or apple Juice V.. cup chopped ripe ollvn Assorted crackers 1. Using electric mixer, beat together cheddar cheese, Gouda, Parmesan and butter until blended. 2. Add garlic salt, mustard and wine. Beat until blended, clean beaters. Stir in ripe olives. 3. Cover; chill overnight. Allow to stand at room temperature 1 hour before serving. 4. Serve in attractive bowl with assorted crackers in basket. Makes 2V.Z cups cheese spread Make Ahead Note: Should be made day before. 10 • FAMILY WEEKLY, December 10, 1972 GREEN SALAD PIQUANT V.. cup finely chopped onion 1 small clove garflc, minced 3 tablffpoona nour ~ lMIPOOft UH ~ tenpoon ground bl11ek pepper ~ teaspoon celery salt 2 tablespoons finely chopped parsley 1 Jar (2 oZL) pimientos, drained and chopped 2-3 tablespoom dry sherry Assort~ crKkers 1. In medium saucepan, heat butter or m a rgarine until ~ cup lhlnly sliced onion rings 3. Retus:n to beat and cook stirring over medium heat until mixture thickens and comes to · boiling. 4. Stir in crabmeat, parsley and pimientos. Add sherry to taste and cook stirring, until heated through. 5. Serve in chafing dish or in heat-proof serving dish over candle warmer. Serve with as- sorted cracken. Makes about 2~ cups dip Editor's note: For the photo- graph, we doubled the recipe. Make Ahead Note: This dip may be made the day before and reheated just before serv- ing. ACORN SQUASH AND PEAS 5 medlum...and llCOm aquaahes S pkp. (10 oza. eadt) frozen .... S tableapooM butter or margarine Sah Pepper 1. Preheat oven to 400°F. 2. With large French knife cut acorn squash in ba,f; remove • seeds with spoon. 3. Place squash halves cut side down in baking pan with ~ inch of boiling water. Bake 40- 50 minutes or until fork tender. 4. Ten minutes before end of baking time, cook peas accord- ing to package directions; drain. Toss peas with butter. Season with salt and pepper if desired. 5. Spoon buttered peas into squash halves. Makes JO servings Make Ahead Note: Acorn squash may be halved and seeded; toss into a plastic bag, .seal with twister and refriger- ate until time to cook. 1 p11eket (0.8 oz.) old fashion French salad drealngmlx 1. Combine salad dressing mix, wine vinegar, wine and olive oil in a covered jar. Shake weU, set aside. greens should be coated with dressing, naJ dripping with dressing. Serve immediately. Makes 10 servings (about 1 cup each) v. cup wine vinegar or cider vinegar 2 tablespoons wine or water ~ cup olive or vegetable oll 3 quarts washed, crtsp mixed aalad greens, torn Into bite-size plecu 1 can {14 on.) artichoke he•m, drained 1 Jar (7 ozs.) pimientos, drained, coarsely chopped 2. Place all remaining salad ingredients in large salad bowl. Cover and refrigerate until ready to serve. 3. Just before serving, toss salad, mixing in about 3 tablespoons dressing at a time, until salad is coated to your liking. Remember Make Ahead Note: Salad dressing can be made day before. For a really crisp salad the greens should be washed, drained thoroughly, wrapped in a clean dish towel, then in a plastic bag and refrigerated, I day or several hours before serving. Conti11ued on pagt 12 e a holiday gift. And bring back the feeling of an old-fashioned Christ01as. Give these delicious, home-baked Christmas cookies to someone special. But don't give away the secret ingredient, Karo' Syrup. It's Karo that makes them so rich in good old-fashioned ftavoi; so crisp and tender. Karo makes cookies brown up smooth and even. Makes the different flavors corrie through richer, truer, fresher-tasting. No wonder these Karo Christmas Cookies bring back warm memories of a real old- f ashioned Christmas. Make a festive package from any type of box. A shoe box i1 ideal. CHERRY DE LlGHTS Mix 1 cup Mazola" margarine and 1/2 cup sugar. Stir in 1h cup KARO light com syrup, 2 egg yolks and 21h cups flour. Chill. Roll into 1-inch balls. Dip into slightly beaten e gg whites then 2 cups finely chopped nuts. Place on greased baking sheet. Press candied cherry halves into centers. Bake in 325°F. oven 20 minutes. Makes 4 doz. BROWNlE M OUNDS Sift 3~ cup,s sifted flour, 1 tea- spoon baking powder and Yi teaspoon salt. Mix 'f.i cup Ma - zola ~arine and 11.li cups sugar. Sbr in 'f.i cup KARO light com syrup and 2 eggs. Stir in flour,6(1-ounce)squa res melted unsweetened choco- late, 2 teaspoons vanilla and 11/:z cups coarsely chopped nuts. Drop by heaping table- spoonfuls onto greased bak- ing sheet. Bake in 3SO°F. oven 10 to 12 minutes. Makes 4 doz. DECORATE D SPrCE COQKlES Sift 3 cups sifted flour, 2 tea- spoons ginger, 1 ~ teaspoons cinnamon and 1 tea~poon ground cloves. Mix 1 cup Ma- rola margarine and ~ cup su- gar; stir in lh cup KARO dark com syrup. Mix in flour. Roll out Va-inch thick on floured surface. Cut into shapes. Place on baking sheet. Bake in3SO°F. oven about 10 min. Decorate. Makes 8 doz. 2-inch cookies. P ECAN TARTS Mix lh cup Mazola margarine and Yi cup sugar. Stir in 2 egg yolks, 1 teaspoon almond ex- tract and 2 cups sifted flour. Preas evenly into tiny tartshells or muffin cups. Bake in400°F. oven 8 to 10 minutes. Bring to boil lh cup margarine, Y.i cup KARO dark com syrup and 1 cup confectioners' sugar. Stir in 1 cup chopped pecans. Spoon into shells. Top with pecan halves. Bake in 3SO°F. o ven 5 minutes. Makes 4 doz. f Holiday Open House Cookbook Continued from page JO DATE-ORANGE GLAZED HAM 2 cans (I on. .. ch) frozen onnge Juice concentnte, thawed 1 y, cups weter 1 cup honey 3 teblffpoons cider vlneger 2 teeapoons dry muet•rd ~ teaspoon ground ginger 2 1 .. apoone lemon juice 1 pkg. (I ou.) pitted dates, snipped In h•lf, lengthwlM 1 can (7 lbs.) bonelese ham 1 or•nge, sliced Wttercrese 1. In medium saucepan combine orange juice concentrate, water, honey, vinegar, dry mustard and ginger. Heat to boiling; boil gently (uncovered) 10 minutes. 2. Remove from beat, add lemon juice and dates. Let stand 5 minutes. 3. Heat ham in preheated oven following di- rections on can. Half hour before end of heating time, remove ham from oven and pour off pan drippings. 4. Make slits on top at 1-inch intervals and 2-inches deep. Spoon some glaze generously over ham, letting it flow between scoring. 5. Return to oven (325°F.) for 30-35 min- utes longer. Baste frequently with glaz.e and dates. 8. Transfer barn to serving platter. Garnish with orange slices and watercress. Pass re- maining glaze u sauce. Malces 10-12 servings and J cups glau Malr.e A l1ead Note: Glaze can be made day before serving. Meatballs In Celery S11UCe Md luttef'ed Rice tre • pteaeing comtNnatlon for the holldey buffet. MEA T8ALLS IN CELERY SAUCE 2 lbs. lean ground dMlck Ya cup fine dry brHd crumbs Ya cup finely chopped onion 2egos,1Hghtlybeatett Ye cup finely chopped parsley or 2 tablnpooM parsleyft•lc• Ya teaspoon ult Ye teespoon grOWMf bCadt pepper Shortening or~ oil 2 cane (10~ on. Nda) condensed creM1 of celery eoup, undiluted 1 soup can water Ye cup finely chopped dlll pickle 2 tabletpoe>M dill plclc1e tlquld Cooked rice Sour cream 1. ln large bOwl mix ground beef, bread crumbs, onion, eggs, panley, salt and pepper. Shape into 48 meatballs, about the size of a walnut. 2. In large skiUet with lid, slowly heat V.. cup shortening until hot. Brown meatballs in hot shortening. shaking pan frequently to brown evenly. Remove meatballs from skillet when browned and keep warm. 3. Continue browning remaining meatballs until all are browned, adding additional shortening if necessary. 12 • FAMILY WEEKLY, December 10, 1972 s 1 ~ c • 0 x E .! i ... &> ... .. • • ~ 4. Pour off all fat from skillet, discard. Combine soup, water, pickle and pickle juice in skillet, heat to boiling, stirring to blend. Return meatballs to skillet, re- duce heat, cover and simmer 20 minutes. 5. Serve with cooked rice. Pass sour cream as an accompani- ment if desired. Makes 48 meatballs, 3 cups sallce Make A head Note: May be made a.bead and froz.en. Thaw. Reheat gently until piping_ hot. GRAHAM-NUT ROLL ~ cup,,...,.. ctKker crumbs ~ cup ftnely ground ••lnuts or pecaM 1 teupooft blitdpO powder Yt teupoon .. It 5 egga, MP11reted ~cup .... 1 l'1 teeepoom puN venlll• extrect 2 ...... epooft9 mllll Confectioner'• 8U9•r 1 cup heny CfMm ~ cup CO«lllMrclal caramel, chocolate or buttencolch topping 4 red Qndled or maraechlno ch•"'"· halved 11 angeUc:a aertpa or II'"" citron 1. Preheat oven to 350°F . Grease a 1 Sltix10\.2xl inch jelly roll pan; line bottom with waxed paper; then grease again. 2. Combine graham cracker crumbs, ground walnuts, bak- ing powder and saJt. 3. In small bowl with electric mixer at high speed, beat egg yolk..s for S minutes until very thick and light colored. 4. Fold in crumb mixture. I teaspoon vanilla and milk. 5. In large bowl, with clean beaters, beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Fold in crumb mixture. 6. Pour into prepared pan, spreading evenly. Bake for 20 minutes, or until a cake tester poked in center comes out clean and dry. 7. Invert on dish towel heavily dusted wi1h confeciioner's sug- ar. Peel off paper: roll up in towel; let cool. 8. Beat cream until stiff, fold in 2 tablespoons confectioner's sugar and 'h teaspoon vanilla extract. 9. Spread nut roll with cream: roll up. Pour caramel down cen- ter of roll lengthwise. Decorate with cherries and angelica. - Makes 8 (abou t I-inch) slices Make Ahead Note: Can be made day before and ref riger- ated until serving time. STUFFED DATES let the children help make these goodies. 1 pkg. (8 oza.) pitted datff or H dfffred Jordan almond•, mlnlatu,. marshmallows, cream cheeae, w•lnut ha!Vee, peanut butter, red candled chentet, Granul•ted 1ugmr or colored M19ar 1. Cut along one side of pitted dates; spread apart. 2. Fill as desired with Jordan almonds, miniature marshmal- lows; or fill with cream cheese lopped with a walnut half or peanut butler topped with a red candied .cherry. (Refrigerate cream cheese dates .) 3. For added appeal roll some dates in sugar or colored sugar. 4. Place on serving plate, serve after dinner as a holiday treat. Or arrange in small Christmas card boxes with transparent plastic tops, tie with ribbon and add a sprig of holly or greens, give to guests as they leave. Make Ahead Note: Scuffed dates can be made several days before serving. Cover with plas- tic film. DOUBLE CORN CAKE Preheat your oven to 400°F .. grease an 8x8x2 in. pan. Prepare corn muffin batter from 1 pkg. ( 12 ozs.) corn muffin mix as package label directs. Pour baiter into pan. Bake 20-25 minutes until done. Turn out onto platter. In medium saucepan combine I can ( I 0 \.2 ozs.) chee" .oup, undiluted; 1 can ( 12 ozs.) corn, undrained; 1 can ( 12 oz.s. size ) luncheon me81, drained and cubed ; I teaspoon Instant minced onion and 3 drops hot pepper aauce, heat to bothng. Pour com sauce over cornbread. Cut into squares. 'Nice with a green salad and chilled cider. Makes 6-R urvings FAMILY WEEKLY, De~.,., 10, 1972 • ti New Recipe! Ever-so-easy Fruitcake Just measure, mix, and bake. It's that easy to prepare this delicious, homemade fruitcake. A cake with a taste and texture so special you'll serve it over and over again. 3 eggs, slightly beaten 2 cups (1-lb. jar) mixed candled fruit · 1 can Borden Eagle• Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk (not evaporated milk) 1 cup coarsely chopped nuts 2 cups Kellogg'S- Corn Flake Crumbs 2¥,, cups (one 28-oz. Jar) Borden None Such• Ready-lo-Use Mince Meat• 1 teaspoon baking soda Butter a 9-lnch tube pan. Line with waxed paper; butter again. In a large-size bowl, combine eggs, sweetened condensed milk, mince meat, fruits and nuts; mix well. Add Corn Flake Crumbs (only Corn Fl8ke Crumbs wlll do) and baking soda; blend well. Turn Into prepared pan. Bake In a slow (300°F.) oven two hours (or until a cake tester comes out clean). Cool In pan for five minutes. Turn out of pan; remove paper. Cool. If desired, decorate with glazed cherries. To store: wrap well In aluminum foll and refrigerate or freeze. -To uae kl. box of None Such Mince MHt, crum-ble two (2) peckagn Into uucapan: add t ~ cupa water. Cook, 1tlrring lo break lumpa; boll one minute. Cool. - ~ . .. D8corates Over 270 Sq. 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L!-=.:'""":!===:l L-~-----------------------~ A CelebrityCoo~ "Christmas at our house is always special, a family time. It also means a dinner I cook myself- a real eatarama!,. . Gau Fisher or T\1-S .. Mannix.,: .--....-.-... ...... ? I Do It With A Snap of My Fingers! To TV viewers, GaW1 knowt1 • Joe'1 faithful eecretary Peggy on CBS'• long-llwed "Mann1x•• ......._ Actuelty, lhe'1 more comfortable at• 1tove thM at a delk. By Gall Fisher, •s tet• t• Delea Doney I love to cook and enjoy good food! Cooking to me is an ex- pression of IO\'e for my family. It's something definitely female, a womanly art! Christmas at our house is always special, a family time. It also means a dinner I cook myself-a real eatarama! We usually have 2S people around the Christmas dio- ner table. Being a Leo, I love to entertain, and when it comes to cooking, I do it with a snap of my fingers! Our Christmas dinner is often traditional. This year. like last, I'll probably cook up a big 28-pound Minnesota goose. I'll give it a sage- celery-onion stuffing. I don't have 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Oecember 10, 1972.. time to go out and get chestnuts and apples. There's a real art to roasting a goose:· there's a lot of fat on the bird, so you have to prick the skin often to release it, get the skin nice and crispy. I .get a big charge out of stuffing a big goose. We'll have candied sweet potatoes with pineapple and oran ge. and little creamed onions, made with a marvelous short-cut. (When I was a little girl you h ad to peel and skin those tiny little pearl o nions. get the skin off just right, to malce them pretty. Now J get canned onions, add mushroom soup, pour on garlic salt and add a little parsley. It's mag- nificent!) For dessert we have several tam- ts to of to ily favorites. My mother's recipe for flambC pudding is great. (My mother was a cateress-she taught me everything I know about cook- ing!) You steam the pudding, set- ting one tin into another filled with water. T hen you just pour brandy on it (or apply a brandy-soaked cloth). It's gorgeous and tastes so goo<l! There's also her recipe for carrot cake that's been in the family for a long time. You don't use butter in the cake. and cream cheese is part of the icing. I find eating good food is one of the great sensuous experiences in life. There's something so marvelous about tasting something wonderful in your mouth, knowing about food and the right wines to go witb it. I really have to give my mother credit. Even though catering is a profes- sion. when we were doing it. it was done out of nec:essity. She always had great pride in her work. And, because of her, I feel the same way. ! don't care what you do as long as you dig whatever you're doing, even if it's hauling garbage. Both my daughters (Samara, 13; MAMA'S FLAMBE PUDDING 1 Jar (1 lb. 12 on.) brandied mince- meat 1 Jar (1 lb.) mixed candled fruit• 3 cupa eoft bre.ct crumbs 1 cup al~ flour 1 cup llnnly packed dark brown auger V. cup allvered almonda 1 teupoon ground cinnamon '4 teupoon ground nutmeg V. tenpoon ground allaplce YI tenpoon ground clovu V. teaapoon ground ginger 3 evSl9. llghtly beaten 2 tablnpoona brandr 1. Thoroughly combine mincemeat with other ingre<Uents, except brandy. 2. Grease two I-qt. mixing bowls. Spoon half of the mixture into each bowl to within 'i4 -inch from the top. Cover each bowl with foil and bind tightly with a string. 3. Place in the top part of a steamer over boiling water; cover. 4. Steam pudding 2'i4 hrs., replen- ishing pan with more boiling water as necessary. 5. Remove pudding from steamer. Discard foil. 6. To store, cover with brandy soaked cheesecloth then with foil. Keep in refrigerator from one day up to 3 months. 7. When ready to serve, resteam pudding l hour (or until hot); un- mold onto plate and set aflame . De- .licious with ice cream or whipped cream. Makes two puddings (I qt. each). Jolie. 7) like to cook. Samara makes i:ven better fettuccine and cotechino (co tee hi no sausage and lentils) than I do. She started out cooking when she was about 5, mimicking her mother like all little girts. She also beats me at pool and I'm teaching her to play chess now. She's now teaching the little one to cook. Love and good food are for shar- ing. as is C hristmas. Gall'• Spiced Carrot C.k• Is a recipe ahe IHrned from her mother, who was 1 auccesaful cater•••· SPICED CARROT CAKE 2 cupa all-purpoM flour 2 IHapoona ground cinnamon 2 tHapc>onl baking powder 1 teaapoon .. It 2 cupaaugar 1 cup aalac:I oll •en• 2 cupa finely ahredded raw canota 2 cupa chopped pecana, divided 1 pkg. (I oz.) crHm che ... , aoffened 1 pkg. (1 lb.) confectioners' augar 1 ~ teaapoona pure vanllla extract 1. Sift together flour. cinnamon. baking powder and salt. 2. In a large bowl of an electric mixer, beat sugar and salad oil for 2 minutes. 3. Beat in eggs, one at a time, beat- ing thoroughly after each addition. 4. Add flour mixture. beating just until blended. Mix in carrots and I cup of the pecans. 5. Pour batter into 2 greased, waxed, paper-lined 9-inch layer<ake pans. Bake in preheated 3S0°F. oven for 35-40 minutes (or until a cake tester inserted into center comes out clean .) 6. Let cakes cool in pans on racks for I 0 minutes. Remove from pans to racks. let cool thoroughly. For the Frosting: Beat cream cheese until light. Stir in confection- er's sugar and vanill' extract. Use to frost inside and outside of cake. Sprinkle sides of cake with remain- ing I cup chopped pecans. Garnish with pecan halves, if desired. Makes a 9-inch layer cake. FAMll y WEEKl v. December 10. 1972 • ti c Bltd PnMelon co .. 1972 Al9o eveilable In populer 2 lb. packege. BIRD FARM Whole Hog Sau- sage stays fresh and "In the pink" without preservatives or heavy spices. Includes all tbe choice cuts. ,.--..-..,. ~ ...... $ ,,~ "-_.;, ~---·""' COOKBOOK OFFER I Send word• "Whole Hog" from label plua 25' to: BIRO FARM SAUSAGE COOKBOOK BOX 640, PEKIN, Ill. 81554 Advertisement How to beat the hi cost of steak Nation of Steak Eaters Caught in Meat Price Squeeze America's housewives have been caught in a dilemma. The average -family wants to eat steak-broiled or barbecued steak -but most bud- gets can't stretch to accommodate the high prices. What's the answer? Some families do without steak and seek substitutes like ground beef or casseroles. Others turn to pot roasts or stews. Most women just don't know enough about the meat they buy and cook for their families. Unless you know the facts about meat you end up paying more than you should or depriving your family of the kind of meats they enjoy most. ...,.. The following facts can help you serve more steaks without increas- ing your budget A Case of Supply and Demand Less than 22% of all beef is natur- ally tender enough to broil or roast. These cuts include T-Bone, sirloin, porterhouse. rib and filet mignon. Since there are so few of these steaks. there's a great demand for them a nd you pay considerably more for them. The remaining 78% of beef costs ..Jess because there is more of it and it is not naturally tender enough to broil or roast. Included in this cate- gory arc ftank . sirloin tip. chuck and round steaks. Most of these less ex- pensive steaks arc leaner than the high priced cuts. Because they are leaner. they actually have more pro- tein. less fat and a richer beef flavor. You Can Broil Or Barbecue The Less /} Expensive Steaks / Many people believe that less ex- ,pensivc, nutritious cuts like round. and chuck must be pot-roasted. braised or stewed because they're not tender enough to broil or roast. This is no longer true. Today you can broil or barbecue these cuts by preparing them with Adolph's Instant Meat Tenderizer. Made from the tropical pa paya melon, Adolph's is a pure food product -as natural as orange juice. By Jeannette Frank Nutritionist and author of The Modern Meat Cookbook ••• STEAK OR STEW? The average supermarket carries over 100 cuts of meat. The average housewife spen~s 30% to 40% of her food budget here. She is continu- ously torn between her need to economize and her desire to please her family. When you use Adolph's your steaks come out tender, juicy and delicious every time. So your family can en- joy the best tasting. most nutritious mµt available-and you actually save money. too. Less Fat And Bone - More Edible Meat Your savings are even greater than you think when you buy the less ex- pensive cuts. That's because there's far less waste in the form of inedible fat and bone. Did you know that about 45% of the weight of porterhouse is lost in bone, fat, and cooking shrinkage? So porterhouse ends up costing almost twice as much per serving as round steak, even though round e AOOL'tl"S lTO. 1. Porterttouae /Note heavy bone and fat. 2. Top Round I Note absence of bone. neg- ligible fat. steak is just as ftavorful and nutri- tious. It has much less fat and bone. So you get a lot more edible meat per pound and you don't have to buy as much. The only thing round steak lacks is tenderness. and you can add that instantly with Adolph's Instant Meat Tenderizer. Delidous All-American Steak Dinner: $1.29 for a family of four. buy 2 pounds of top round steak. cut l/s to 3/4 inch thick. Tenderize according to pack- age directions. Broil 3 inches from heat, 5 to 6 minutes per side for rare. 6 to 7 minutes for medium. Or barbecue 2 inches from coals a total of 12-15 minutesforraretomcdium. Carve across the grain in thin diag- onal slices. Serve with baked or frcnch-fried potat~ tossed green salad. bever- age, gelatin dessert. Total cost - about $1.29 per person. for even better economy substitute gear tasting chuck steak-tender in- stantly with Adolph ·s. Gourmet On A Budget - Marinated Steak For a flavor change of pace, mari- nate the less expensive steaks with Adolph ·s I 5-minute Meat Marinade. Marinating is an ancient method of tenderizing and adding ftavor to meat by soaking it in a liquid con- taining spices and wine or vinegar. Most marinades take hours or even days to work properly. But not Adolph's. It works in just fifteen minutes. Ifs a dry blend to which you add water, wine, vinegar and oil. or any liquid you like. You'll find Adolph's 15 -minute Meat Mari- nade at the meat counter in your supermarket. It gives you a chance to be truly creative without putting a strain on your budget. - People Quiz. Your Temper: Is It BeUer to Lose It Or Keep It? True or False: Watching a competitive or aggressive sport like football provides a release for pent-up hostility, and serves as a harmless escape valve for your anger. (See number I) Byl•••E.GU..• Whether you have a hair-trigger temper and blow your top over trifies, or have an even tempered slow fuse in the anger de- partment; whether you get ulcers from swallowing your anger, or give ulcers by expressing it in no uncertain terms, the fact remains that anger is one of the ctuef forces that motivate people's actions-for good or for ill. This True-or-False quiz takes an objective look al one of the most powerful emotions in the book. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Watching a competitive OT aggressive sport like football provides a rele.ase for pent-up hostility, and 1erves as a harmless escape valve for your anger. 2. It's difficult to detect anger in another pcl"IOC'I when you're angry yourself. '-Aoger which is habituaJly swallowed and repressed can affect your ability to perform mental tasks. 4. If someone has done something which makes you angry, the best policy is to &imply avoid him-crosa him off your list and have as link to do with him as pos- sible. 5. If someone hates you, the best thing is simply to ignore it. He'll eventually stop hating you. ANSWERS 1. False-according to studies conducted at Temple Universi(y, where psychological rests on spccialors before and afler a foot- ball game showed that "'hostility incr~ased significantly after observing the football game, and this increase in hostility had nothing to do with whether the subject'!! favorite team won or lost." The investign-. tors also noted that no such incr~ase in hostility was found for persons obs~rving a Rymnosrlcs mut! 2. true. Psychological studies show that the angrier you arc, the more difficult it is for you to detect anger in another penoo. Feelings of hostility or resentment dull your insight into the feelings and attitude of the person you're mad at. 3. True. Research· sponsored by the Na- tional Institute of Mental Health cites studies demonstrating that when anger is inhibited-when a person gets mad but masks his feelings without giving them any form of expression-it results in "interfer- ence with memory, attention, and problem solving." And, as one psychiatrist notes in summing his findings on the subject, swal- lowing one's anger can result in skin trou- bles, most commonly chronic itching. (He point.a out that we frequently bear an angry penon speak of "itching to get bis hands on someone.") 4. False. For one thing, the offending person is often someone you worlc with- a colleague, or even your boss! In any case, if you have a legitimate bone to pick with someone, don't avoid him and let yourself nurture a grudge. After you've calmed down a bit and can regard the cir- cumstance more objectively, seek out the person you·ve bad a difference with and talk it over with him. More often than not you"ll find him cooperative and as glad to have the matter resolved as you are. 5. Faist-according lo the Ondinp of a psychiatric study which shows that "a person who bates, detests most those who feel indifferent toward his hatred, and will m1ke every effort to goad the other person into hatred too." Ignoring another in- dividual's hostile attitude toward you is the best way to make him feel ,_ Crustrated and Ineffectual. lillm FAMILY W£EKLY, Dec.mber 10, 1912 . " What do doctors recommend tOrpatients in pain? Doctor& all over the mutry dispense over 50,000,000 of these tablets to their patients each year. There are many med.icatiollJl a phyaician or dentiat can pre- ecribe for pain. Same are nar- cotic, many are available only on preecription. But there is one pain reliever, available without pft!eeriptioo, doctora diapeue again and again ... Anacin. Each year, docton give over · 50,000,000 Anacin tablete to their patienta in pain. U docton think enough about Anacin to clispenee all theM tablet.a, what better nlCOllll'Dendation can you uk when you are in pain? You 1ee, Anacin contaiu more ot the pa.in reliever doc- Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH W'dh More Comfort They bow a detart ..n-1•• can help. F A.STBETB• Powder st.,.. deDtm9 • ~. lrftMI', ........ bold. YOU r.J lllOft comfortable • • • eat lllON aatan.07. WhJ worrY1 Get l'AST&ETB Duture AdfaMln Powder. Delltur9 that Gt &N-.... tt.J to health. S.. your dentl.t NIQlarty. tors recommend moel than any other leading tablet. Headache and dental pain i.a relieved incredibly Caat; minor pains of arthritia are depend- ably eased for hours; even the aches and pains of colds and du respond to Anacin. So the ten- sion and depreeaion that can be caueed by such pain will be re- lieved too. And millions take Anacin without eto.~ upeet. When you're in pain, why don't you follow the practice of ao many docton and take the tablet a doctor ~t give you in hia own office. 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And becauee Pl,..Wonna brlno on Itching and ftdgetlng, they can dlatl'Kt children and afteet their. school workl What'a more, Pin-Worms are highly cont9gloua, ao they can epread from peraon to peraon. until the whole family Is Infected. What can you do about It? For- tunately there la an easy-to-take medication that gets rid of Pl,._ Worrna. lt'a called Jayne's• P-W• tablets. Ad your pharmacist. He11 tell you thatJayne'aP.W t.ableta are epec:lalty formulated with an en.e- tlw medical Ingredient that gets Pin.Worm• out of your ayatem. For• free lnformatlve pamphlet gl'dng medical fecta about Pln- Worrna, aend neme and addreu to Jayne's P-W, Dept..M.SOx 400, New Y N.Y. 1 18. MOltl DAULIN8 THAN DIAMONDS ... yet 1/30 the costl A 1-c:•r•t unset d i•· mond CO!'lts .OOUt !_11000; • hand-set, hand-polish.cl CAP"" GEM Is only $27.00. Write for ,,.. booklet and easy payment plan. Send no money! CAf'RA-GEM CO., t fW.120, P.O. 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"tar," 1.4 mg. nicotine, IN. per cigarette. nc Rej>on August 72 RAYFORD ELY AND CRICKET lhla man'• beet friend .. • horM Hor111 lhat think they arc dogs: What sits contentedly by the fire, follows his master around the house, and likes to shake hands? If you're in the Rayford Ely household in Oakland Hills. Calif., it's a horse. Actually it's eight horses. They are all perfectly proportioned tiny horses of a miniature breed dating back to 16th century Europe. Mr. Ely bought several and started breeding ON THE UP AND UP A ladder is a useful thing. Atop a ladder f m a Icing, Superior to those below Whose status is the status quo. Atop a ladder far I see And high I reach. I'm proud of me. I prune a branch, I paint a sill; By doing so I save a bill. J am a hero, though unsung. rm standing on the topmost rung. And where's my wifeP Her anns enfolding, She's at the bottom, &m,Jy holding. tin the World! them. His "first-born," Cricket, is fully gro~ at 24 inches and 7S pounds. "These horses arc much more loveable than their big brothers," Ray Ely finds. "Through miniature breeding they have become more dog-Jike. They fol- low you around all day and muzzle up to you when you sit down. They're really better pets than dogs." Mr. Bly has been offered $4S,OOO for Cricket, but won't part with him. His other horses-valued at $8,000 each-weigh up lo 85 pounds, and stand as tall as 34 inches. Do JOU need two or lhrM pairs of glasses? Zoom spectacles may be the answer for the millions of people with "middle-aged vision" who must switch from reading glasses to distance glasses to in-between glasses, or put up with cumbersome bifocals. Dr. Martin Wright. a physiologist for the Medical Research Council of Great Britain, in- vented zoom spectacles, which zoom in• and focus. on objecb at any distance at the touch of a button. The entire area of the lens focuses correctly, not just the tops or bottoms as in bifocals. A British company is working out pro- duction problems now, says Popular Science, and the new glasses, which look Jike ordinary ones, should be on the market within two years. ANTltONY QUINN How do you win • chlld"l AnthonJ Quinn find• love in disci- pline: "I was very permissive with my first bunch of kids. Because 1 was a product of the Depression, I tended to be pennissive, to give them everything. When I was divorced. and later statted a new family, I decided to assume re- sponsibility as the patriarch, as my father had done. I adore my three young sons, I'm insanely in love with them. Bvery morning before we go out we go through the ritual of kissing each other. I'm a man obsessed with love for his chilcheo. But rm also a strong discipliilarian. I insist they behave the way J had to with my father. I find these young boys totally different from my first family-not that I love tho1e lcids any less. Recently, as I was leav- Quips & Quotes Punctuality ta the arl of guesnng how I.ate you can arrive without being last. -Hal Chodwfok THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kid• Me life differently. Send original contrlbutlon1 to "Child," Family Weekly,&41 lexlngton Ave., N.Y~ N.Y. 10022. $10 If used-none returned. A few days before my grand- son's fourth birthday, I sent him a card and money. Then on hi$ birthday I called and asked, "Did you get my card?" "No," he said, "hut I got mine." - -Mn.}. M . Jolsn.on COf'f"" Clan.ti, TnM When asked what she did in kindergarten one day, our claugh· ter's puzzled reply was, "We all talked to the Rag." -Mr•. Mary Alice Myer1 Clt.yenJNt, \¥yenning JULIET LOWEli.'S CELEBRITY LE 11 ERS Juliet Lowell, author of the all-time best- uller "Dear Sir," collecta unintention- ally humorous letter1 to and from people In all walks or life. To HollOt'able Robert Wagner Fonner Mayor of New York Dear Mr. Wagner1 I saw you on TV the other night. Someone said that you are not the same man that I voted for for Mayor in 1960, but the son of that man. Please write and tell me are you your Father or your Father's Son. Htll"Nt F ___ _ People wonder how rock groups can afford alJ those expensive microphones and amplifiers and tuners and instru- ments. Then again, look how much money they must save on music lessons. -Robert Orben ing on a trip, our eight-year-old, Danny. asked where l was going. I said J was going to tell people about my book ( .. The Original Sin," Little, Brown, $7.95), which is about my father and how much l loved him. 'I hope some day I'll feel that one of you loves me half as much,' 1 added. 'You must be crazy, we love you more,' he said. l don't think one of my first kids would have been so open. l was so touched." BIRTHDAYS (all Sagittarians): Sun- dlty-Chet Huntley 61 ; Dorothy La-- mour SS. Monday -Carlo Ponti 59. Tuuclay-Connie Francis 34; Edward G . Robinson 79; Prank Sinatra 57; Dionne Warwick:e 32. WednHday- Dick Van Dyke 47; Margaret Chase Smith 75. Frfd •y-J. Paul Getty 80. Saturday-Noel Coward 73; Margaret Mead 71 . BIRntDAY PEOPLE: Dick Va n Dyke •nd Dorothy Lamour By Frank BaglMkJ LITTLE EMILY "And to think that a year ago the .Oct.I algntllcanc• would heve gone atratght over my hettd ••• I" - - FAMILY WEEKLY, o.c.tnbef 10, 1972 • U 4 " - IWERVIOUS TO RUST, PIT, TARNISH Chrome molVbdlnum steel stands up to lemons. .wn grapefruits. keeps its shining finish. THE BLADE WITH MUSCLE One of the toughest most costly metals known. Whizzes through Bones, Tendons, CartlleQI. nothing .. ms to atop It. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE THE KNIFE is unc:ondltlonatly guaren- twd 10 be the tharpest, toughest, longest lat Ing knives you·..,...,., owned. Oealgn- ed to lest FOREVER (bflde edgl can be toned up, if neoe .. y, by slmply paslng owr ttieedge of a porcelein plate). Guw- IW'lteed ageinst manutecturw's defect, rusting, plnl~ bending, staining. 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