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• lllYl-aloltbell••ottbot ......, wu -the Peellle CoMt.
rreeway -frOm the atate
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-tlie ~ may re-~ !bat the otate bMJ on
. ,lo u.O-ri4t-ot-,wa)' laud ror at Jeut~ye8r. ·
r ~nc 111• eMat freeway
• -~·uwatatie muter p1 ... 1a ex· ......., to \<0111• at W-ay's
cau.tamla.111&h•ll7 Commiuloo
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mental Kana1emept Aaency
Dinctor Georce o.borDe bas
sug1e1ted that .the •-nlaon
tell the bl•hway, ('O!Dm!Mlonen
the state otiould J>old the rlibl«· .,,., land until No'(cember 1918.
••t.oeal aaencln have ex·
pr eeeed interest ia acqulaition of
some 1tate>0wned pattela ud the<
retention of others for .Ute and
~ facWtla,•• Ollbome aald
In a report to the board.
Oobonle said dlOpoeal ol the . riabt:of·Way,land lbauld be lield
off until• tbei county's traffic
• dttulatlon plao la filed with the
.Ute.
-<He also: said tbat sale of. the .~ ,olMMlld be postponed ~.an Or-County mau 1r .... 1tjilan
Is edopted -that coutal clUes sbOuld.be given time to °"l'Jtlate
p&Rible land pprchMe commit--..
.Drafted for Board of
Supervisor• Chairman Ralph
~h'• 1i1nature illl.letter to
the· stile ·Highway Commlssloo
that saya the land is ''in critical
and aenaitive locationa." ~ •'In ...:O.fion the -'-'mil or -~ •• l .,._.... y
the 1Jropert1es to the beach re--<11\ireO thoughtful <\Niderotioo
. a( "l"Kl'eation and ope11 apace ~-"~'~·~<&
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miuloa io defer any land aales to ,. -t , . '
(see FaEEWAY, ftteA2)
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -A, tape G~rge Zeno~ic~. (0-'Fre~no)
t.akep Crom the Pocket of a dead amt former aide~ to derea~ M· 11UUJ is being considered in a aemblYman John Quimby ([)15an
grand jury investigation of State Bernardlno),, knew <Cofy ftoDl
Controller Ken Cory's appoint· their earlier Contacts on Aa-
ments or · inheritance tax re· sembly business. . '
ferees, a state employe whose · BUt Cory said that he knew
vot.ce is recorded said Saturday. Valtes only by sight, that if any
Democrat Cory or Garden otter was made ••he wu not act.-
Grove. a-rormer assemblymaq, lDI u ,my agent," aJl9 that he· ~been critictzedlor appointin1 had planned to: •ippolnt
inlifritance tex referees who are ~ahan anrway. • ' nl'!li~~.;rr1•ndt ud aoaoCiates: ., ·/Aii.tliU.nl' O •~ll·pi1t.• ·Atty.
of campa)'n contri~Jlllbe !lOoalcl~~,rd..,l!iM!<fto «Om·
feder'ill' grand jury in saCramen· • men\, . oth'er than s8,yi.Di1 the toCountyisinvesttgatin~ grand"jui'y is aware of the
Inheritance tax referees are Malatlian case. · · ,.:;
permitted to keep a certain Cory's campaign finance state-
Jl'.l!rce:nta1e of lnherit.aqc~ the~ . IQe!)t,,sbowa vaues m~e a con-
bandle for tax , purr,oseS. a trilNUG,\,Ot' sSoo~ .,_ ~ '
l_ucr-.tiye practice n niany ·~ .... , ,1 > ~ areas. · · · ...-• · • ... • • -,
The state employe ts Mike Pns" oner Valles of San BernardinoCounty
who once ran for the Democl-ati~ · ' ' ' ' · . ,
• J • · -nomination for assemblyman. Ba · ~ ;.al > .. , ,.. "' .-.,,.,..SUit,.. H Id . ts it0zi,.oFF,:•.FTERuryu•ME111CA~CUf'oN·Mlu•Rtusv 1.:.:; .•• fr~~. :;:i~.hi~·1~'1i~~ ~· re OQ
. lrvlneCa,ta"'8r•n.SallorPl•na to '8rln11l!B•c~'. tape. · ·» · '•
I • ... . ( .• • • ~ '111,. ."I was advised to seek-counsel ,.,, F do ' 'Ca.· i' M.. an ~.;~ .: ... _...:~Eves e,-!~~-;;:t.~~~~e-:.li~°':th~:! ... o. r,ef!. m ~ .l was no implication that I bad · · .,.., «-1 • done anylhinj wrOng," Valles 'A ~JastJ.ed wheelchair strap aDd. LL-· ""'L :..... a -~ .· ·.L-""!: . : ... •aid'· • · a barefoot· sprint down a holt>ttat V!l; i ~.wt ·· -·~·~'ii:Xt.UJ'I-~~ .¢o~~~i~~t~~m:r~y u~:i:;r~~y~· ~~~:i'~:'t~~~.;li~ort~~!;W::
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• • • ~ · vestigaton as saying the tape while being X·rayed at Orance
87 00~2.LAS;~ : takib thti P'aclft.c-.AUantio Series~ contains 40 oCfer of reappoint· Count>' Medical Center.
v ~ ... .,, . t.rl!)fby-tbe na(fo_nal cbi.m· ment as a stat• i{lheritance tax Poiice said Michael Scott
Alex n.ozlo(f wan~~ bllc!k. He alo.n1bip1-for the past four reft:ree ... to,:A:ncJi:ew Malahan, also Wynn, 23, a transient, 'was taken
wants. it from tt;a• f~ ot1 ~ .. .,,,..... with . fouc 'enerations, of ~· San·~~rbardino. The report' from jail to OC-MC about• 7:40
wbltobeardtobU-, fnoblo .. All!Jarl\111. . , slild tjie ..,;eel apeak or an of!er p.m. after he. complaiq~ ol pain · · · , ' · •· ' .Pf · ~~if~aumofmon\'t'. in his wf!St, ~hich.j>ad been lh a
crew.
·.The 14 ·
year.old cup
-a silver l'1t1nKM•
, a;. . · \~' isfsAtrenUy mad~ ~f c-9\ t"heil be w'a1 11Pr~ted on
'!.ti t;fi~~~·d.'., =ut. telaboM convetsations. w~s ~1~ ... cba~in'g..-two narcotics
• Vif -Ill~ U~ toU:Dd. ln Matahd s poclc.et:aft& '-~~· WeA_1Qerica"',1Cupconteftl·. ··-lila gunshot death in his apart· The prlson·er was un· ~ v ... a. mustard·yelk>w ment June 18. ' handcuff~ and strap~ into a , Calan),ar,n1 1th I! black. mast, . ValleST said that he· was one o( wheelchair to have X-raYs taken,
' canJe,a ~is hQpes,. for t-he several persons Malahan called but hospital personnel refused to
February challenge the•Aussies seeking sUp1>9rt for his reap· allow"the accompanying officer have1accepte~. -potntment. He denied making into the X·ray room, poUce said.
Sh,e •rips ~rou~d a 19.-mile any offer to Malahan. Four or five-minutes tater, the
, trianauJar course m better time :.o. • ' · · Jh,a~ ,nY ~other American valles, an aid~ to stale Sen. (See ESCAPE, Page A%)
membf;i' of a cla$a of boat.i that ' •
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A Santa Ana man WU killed
e,ulY ,Saturday wbm a man he
,n.4 been arcuing ,with pulled a
plit.ol and sbOt, him in the
.-ach, police feJ>0!1ed.
ablltract sculeture of billowing . l'l •
sails -was donated by New confi · ' f · ~ · ·York's Seacliff jYacht Clu'b. 1&.~rations o sail ~·ng the
After the first match in 1961, the · ·h~rpap·r ~ln11_ has Rl&n.!ged-to
LiWe America's Cup sailed~ off stick betw~n two hulls. .
Mr Crash Pro~~~;
3 B6dies Recove~ed
. · Luis,.Leon. Lopez1 21, died at u ·:30 a.m. at Santa Ad~-1\lStlh.
<;oqiqiuni»' Hoopltal,J!>Oft ~
lOboun after tbe r:'ll a.m. lDci· dent. · r -•
' Booked On,tuspicidri cir murder
Was Robert ~ igu~ Z7 I also or
. SantaADa1 ~ j • ';i;Olice ·said that -according to WitliaHs~ ,the in~ident o«uned
at. 410 W. •th. St:, 1n ·c1owniown
Santa Ana, following a disa&ree-
ment. -v
with the British· Hellcat 11 after '11e b1as1c rules (or the ex· • h d perime/il al claso or boats is; 25 s e tr«?unce the American •. f-inl gth i•f t -'. . .:-~·aoo .Wildcat. . ~ ....,.._.. en '-~ ee ~ ~~~ ..
: -"lbe cup is the' Holy Grail to sq~I! feet of mast~ sail area. KOzloll; an lr:v.i:J'e resident and Into that .reJat_1vely ~mall
Soilif!tl'me consultiiig engineer fram~work h~s . been i:i;ou_r~ a
wbO'bas watched hiS business fall massive a~ount of sophisticated
apart oVer·the past three years ~oomp~ter technC?fogy, spe.Ce·age
a.s the ex .Peri men ta 1 matenals and .money. Always
~atamarans..:..among the world'& mon.ey . f&U1te.st Saifboais-have taken Miss Ny lex, whlc~ K~R'! sees
SUC('.essively larger chUnks of his as the hottest Au~aliari , (on-time tender, features no sail at all~Sbe
He. has the fastest "C" class carries a w.~c. much _like. an
cat in the United States. ·He bu airylane ~ing : a pivoted, 8.er'odynamically shaP.'?d mast su. Lived 8 Montm .. .
with hiuged ailerons at. the trail·
mredl•·
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·Near ·Sfa,te ·.capitol
' &\CllAJl~O ~)~ ,veotlratioo.'tl-le~tooebillfrom
of1fit mo~bo, Symblone•e. tbot r0bbe'ry wil• foond ln the Libe~atlon Army fu'lftt ves H.arriaes• House in San Francisco
William and Emily H~ •P-when' they we:re arrested last
par.eotly accoropanied by month.
Miss Nylex ~ backed by the
Nylex Corp., which Kozloff
describes as the DuPont of
Australia.
Aquarius V is backed: b.y
Kozloff. She is a doublehW.1 de·
signe<l on &<...computer and con-
cocted of Kevlar, a-s pace·age
plastic that is 40 percent lighter
than fiberglass and of far greater
tensile strength.
· PldOeia Hearst, llved In~-Sourcoo 11id that on Sept. 26,
· ty In a 1habby apartment · alloort one mile f th .-~... 1114 Mn. H~rria, us~ the alias rom e --capitol.. Carol Simmons, negotiated with
She carries a sort sail with a
sophisticated mechanism for
making minute changes in the
battens, thin boards that hold the
sail stiff.~
• Guffaw?
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faces an·d'the body
luguage of a high point! of
lbe ~ Devin11 llirthday ,Party aat week: Dilly
Pilot t~Tho-lCee\>il
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, <Seepboto P•1e ~-l · an agent of the, bwlcliDg'• owner
• ADii 1t seeaied ~certain that • to rent the Sa(ramento apart·
Police homicide inlpedor un-ment at 1721 W ... st. for eight lmowlncly interviewed at least Ol!O SLA member •-the death montbo.
ol a man wbon bluclce<>Ded and The house i9' divided Into two
al-bodywa1 foundllan:hlt apartmento. Itfaceolnfer)!tate80
in a vacant lot next to the Ranta and ii surrounded on three. sides · -· , by.-. apart111-and a va·
Tbe undersrouncl life 111 the caat lot. : N. • •
SLA centered la an •·•·montb 'Pederal investigators nrst
tine room nat from September, believed the Har~ couPle, now
J.llH atll llay -pelilapo the In cuotody In Loo &flleleo, 1>egan
...... time tlle fuelttvw otayW li'tlDI lo the •lip•rtment ln
lD one 1pot while a a.month ·ll'ebunl1ry. Later, investigators
drqnet tru preuecl nationwide. lf>oulbt they·start,ed d'uring Nov·
State -feddl autboriti• ember. • · ·are ID-til•llnl -1ble con> UPI loamed the llarr.Ules hur·
nectloos bet'fHD tlle SLA and 1 riedly !!loved ln.tMnlllhtofSept. $1.t~Tba~ l'obl!erylnaubuHNui :as and left Moy '31.'ilYlnl,1•<·
C'armlebael April 21, ln which a cor4int to one n~l1hbor, "we're
-.-Omer wuldlled# a , golllton,ll'acatlon.'< .
,_...... "' 1 "What furnitiire they didn't
,,A HCORd r•bNl'Y ·of ta,72' 1teeJ..,they broke up,'' the owner
t.-n • )annp aiMHOion uaoc\a · -' · . -"" ..., llall111 Febru•"7'la --In· (848LA, PapAZL, .. , • > I J ~ ....... l
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61' ttle INlly " ... SC...
• > > A .c:oroner's team ol divers by
Satu'.rda,)' had .recovered the
bodi~ of three men killed in a
N'o'rthern Californja plane crash.
that apparently took the life of an
Irvine man.
A Spokes;.nan for the
~acl'.'amento County Coroner's
Office said one-victim has been
identJfied as Kevin Thomason, 16,
of Long Beach. Two other txxlies
had . been r.ecovered, but iden-
tification was difficult because
the-plane evidently had exploded
inlheBir. Parts were strewn over
a large area.
Officials also were unsure
~ whether five ·or six persons had
been aboard the plane.
Roger Owing of Irvine re·
p-01'-t-e-diy wa s one or the
passengers.
~he twin -e ngine plane,
believed to have been carrying
Southern California businessmen
on •·duck-bunting expedition to·
9'.egon, disintegrated while fly.
1ng near a l ,543·foot ·tall
television broadcast tower Fri·
day and fell into a slough neat the'
Sacramento River.
, C;\B.B!i;llll DAY -it )V8S Na,
tionaJ;t(ewspaper Carden Day
Saturday, and about 150 of the
1,000 Orange Coast Daily Pilot
carriers won a da.y-out at Knoll's BerrY Fa:rm. Pictures on ""Page
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CHILLING PAST -A San
Francisco soc~alite is now out of
the house a tarot card reader
cast a spell on, but the death or
her secretary. and other strange ·
happenlngs witl always be with
her. A United. P..ress, Jnterna· ~'~~rt: "'"' ~')ftliry of 1 'in.J>irit Slft!t on
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Early reports on the accident
listed those believed to have been
aboard as young Thomason; hil
father , Pierce. a Long Beach
dentist ; Owing, a director oJ the
CEM E Construction Co. of La
Mirada ; William J . Mockridge of
Long Beach, CEME president
and owne r of the plane ; and
Richard Beaver of Norwalk, also
a CEME director.
However, th e corone r 's
spokesmanaaid those name~ had
not been re'\eased by his office
and said that the only victim
identified so fa r was young
Thomason. The coroner "s spokes man in-
sisted that it has not been
establis hed d efinitely that the
others named in the news reports
were on board.
The plane made one landing at
Stockton ;!Od passengers may
have boarded or disembarked
there, he said. An attendant there
said five men boarded the plane.
· The crash took place about a
mile from Sacramento's Ex-
ecutive Airport:
The spokesman said no other
information about Irvine resi-
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Top News Stories of the past week
from Orange Coast Communities
LAGU NA BEACH --A mild c ont rov•»•Y
b as arisen over the qualiti e s t he Art
Colony's ne¥t ,police chief s hould have. I., reeponse to a c o ntention by c o uncil-
man· 'Charlton Boyd that t he new c h ief
shoul d be ki n d and b enign , let te rs to
the c o u ncil pictur ed Laguna 's polic e men
prancing around in panty hose a nd pin k '
romper s ...
NEWPORT BEACH --Di s mi ssal p r o -
c eeding s began last we e k aga ins t Mic hael
Ma n g , a Corona del Mar High School
t each er who ""a.s IJ.llp_.en.d.e.d f_r om h is
t e aching duties l ast Ma y. Sc ho o l prin-
cipa l Dennis Evans began with t e st i mo ny
alleging t hat Mang made "sugge s tive
remarks " i n f r o n t of students , fai l ed
to k eep attenda nce re c ord s a nd l acke d
grading s tanda rd s ...
COSTA ME SA.--The c i ty counci l
g r an ted pay inc rease s of 6.25 p e r cen t to
misce llane ou s e mployes and depar tment
h e ads last we e k , and o f 7.5 perc ent t o
police of fi cer s. Sa lary nego t iati ons
f or f i r e me n a r a con t i n u ing with the
Team s t ers Uni o n ...
SAOOLEBACK VALLEY --De . Richard
Welte, supe rinte ndent of t h e Sadd l eback
Valley Unified S c h o ol Di stri ct , r efu sed
to acc ept hi s ow n pay ra ise l ast we ek.
He told district t r uste e s , "The ·
(spending) spiral h~s to s t op some where
and it s hould b e with me ... "
HU.t.;INGTON BE ACH --On e of t he
largest t~outs i n Huntington Beach
City Counc il hi s t ory p ersuaded offl c i a l s
not to qo throu9)1 with a c ontro v e rsia l
drainage assessme nt district in the Ol d
Town area .. .'
SOUTH COAST --The Capi s trano
Unified School Distric t ha s se t wh ee l s
in motion for a $30 million bo nd i ssu e
d~signed to financ e new sc hool con-
struction n ecessita ted b y d e v e lop me n t in
the Laguna Niguel and Mi s sio n Vie jo
areas. Eight new s c hoo l s are needed by
1980 to cope with the p rojec t ed 8,5 00
new students ...
, I RVINE --Counc il me mb er s h a v e
decided to abandon a system of three
•options• to the city's general plan i n
favor of a single plan f o r land use.
Additional study is required on
Xrvine•a economic status, means of
retaining open 8pace • and a·gricultttre.
Women Cadets Get
Busted in 'Arrests'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
police Instructor told the women
police academy students to try to
subdue the smallest of the men in
their class. The men were told
not to strike the women. but .
merely to try to fend them off.
Organization for Women and
other groupa.
The result:
One of the women broke her
arm; another received back in-
juries. Not one was able to make
a physical arrest, said Capt.
Georp Emil, director of police
per1101111el. · Emil plans to show videotapes
al training ae11ions to U.S. Dis·
trlct Court Judge Robert
Peckham. Peckham ha& ordered
revisions in physical require-
ments that had 1enerally ex·
eluded women fd minorities from jobs as reg r patrolmen.
The chances the require-
ments were sought after a suit
was filed by Officers for Justice,
the NAACP, the National
SUNDAY
DAILY PILOT
Now Emil wants to know what
he's supposed to do with the 29
women currently undergoing
training since none qualifies for
work as a regular street cop.
A dozen policewomen are now
working in positions that do not
require phwsical abilities
necessary for patrol duty.
Emil says be believes one
group could be assigned to street
work after eight more weeks of
training; another might qualify
after "extensive training"; a
third will not qualify despite
further training, he said. ·
The class. which is to be
graduated Oct. 24, was the first to
accept women on an equal basis
with men.
I!,.._ P.,,e A I
FREEWAY; •
November 1976, and, in effect, to
give sale priority to local agen·
cies.
Tbe resolution points out that
the state mi•ht want to retain
some of the right-of-way land for
trail systems, expansion of state
beaches and transportation cor-
ridors.
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It may be, according to the re-
solution, that other land might be
used by public agencies for
, . ta:an.sit a.g,d Ciio>QQl centers as t .... u. al for: c6 .. ~tt . open , 11.,.C. MclftCroaU,onfacillUes.
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Should tbe highway com·
missioners hea·r'the supervisors'
plea to delay selling the land on-
ce bou1ht as a freeway route,
sale to private interests would
come after pubUC agencies have
been served.
State law requires that state
land be sold at fair market value,
meanln& the state takes advan-
tace 'ol lapd value appreciation
durln1 the time it ·h eld
ownership.
However, ln recent years,
, apecial lefltlaUon has made it
-Ible for some state land to be 1okLto other public acencles at
the 1tate'1 original COIL
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B,oy Di~ • er
WeeksinC , . • ' ELYRIA, Ohio CAP) -!eftn·
teen-year-old Randal Carmen,
kept alive by macblnee for our-
' ly three weeks after doclors said
hls brain bad died, was.declared
legally dead Saturday.
But the controversy over uae of
life support machines tokeef, the body breathing and b ood
clrculatln& remained.
Randal's father, Richard
Cannen of Wellln11191>, said he
bu uked bis attorney to pursue
the possibility of legal action.
He i aid he and his wife would
like to spare others from "loin&
through what we've been
through."
Elyria Menwrial Hospital,
which has refuted the request
from Carmen and his wife to end
life support. and let their son.
"die mercifully,'' said Randal
diedat2:" a .m. Saturday.
"His heart ~finally gave out,··
said Carmen. "'It was on the
machine. But the heart can take
only so much from the machine."
Randal lapsed into a coma
Sept. 21 after being struck ln the
head during a neighbo<bood foot-
ball eame. .
''The brain was des!. He had
no brain whatsoever," Carmen
said. ''Clergymen , doctors,
. . .almost everyone I talked to
agreed that where there is no
brain pattern, the patient is
dead.''
'Mamie'
OJNHYC
Wins Race
·syALMONDLO<XABEY 0t ... o.11r'4 ... ..,.
Mamie, a 43-(o/ot
Cart.er designed sloop, sailed by
Milt Smith, CalifQrnia Yacht
Club, was the overall 8dd. Clus B
winner of the 385-mile C&llfomla
Coastal Race, cosponsored by
Newport Harbor Yacht Club and
St.Francis Yacht Club.
The race started at San Fran-
cisco last Tuesday at Sp.m. First
yacht to finish at 12 : 26 a.m. Satur·
day was Miramar, a ~foot ketch
skippered by John ;5crippe," San
Diego Yacht Club. Mil'•mar's
elapsed time was 79.boun and 26
minutes.
The 15·boat fleet encountered
mooUy light to moderate winds
over the course, but fln1ahed in a
'breezy rainstorm off the Newport
Pier between midnigbtandBa.m.
Last boat to finish, about 3 p.m.,
was Lin1er Longer, sailed b)r
Richard' Winn, Cabrillo Beach
Yacht Club.
Green Buffalo, sallecl by C.E.
Nelson, St. FYC, and
Huckleberry Duck, Joe Hoffman,
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club,
abandoned the race en route.
~.tumma.ey: .•. -_<!;Overall fl.tat, Mamli; ,IMICCJl'Mt
Vendetta, Art' DeP.V...; SDYC;
third, Saudade, Bill Pascoe,
NHYC.
Class A, first, Saudade; second,
Arcadia, Andy Zimbaldi and Rod
Lippald, NH1YC; third, Loco
Vimte III, Jim Seals, BYC.
Class B, first, Mamie; second,
Vendetta; third, Alegre, John
Merrill, St. FYC.
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of the house said.
The date Miss Hearst arrived
in Sacramento is unclear. But the
owner of the apartment said the
newspaper heiress might have
been present during a visit to the
new tenants.
"The gal barely opened the
door," said the owner, wboaaked
not to be Identified. "She didn't
seem to anxious to talk. She
wasn •t exactly .friendly or un-
friendly ." ·
The owner admitted having a
foggy memory, but said, ''Patty
Hearst is a very good guess and-I
think it was her."
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CRASH •••
dent .Owing waa jinown. except
that some papers bo lbe plarle in·
•dicated be ·h•d -recenUy married. His ·family could not be
reached Saturday. The search
for victims will continue today.
The fragmented. tmela1e was
brought up Saturday with the aid
of a hoist on a barge.
A relative of Mock:rldge, to
whom the plane wu registered,
said it was on its way to K11math
Falls, Ore., where the occupants
i ntended to go bunting.
Mockridge apparently wa&\ the
pilot.
The Sacramento County
Sheriff's Office said the plane
may have hit a, &UY wire ol·th•
television tow et I but none 9' lhe'
wires was-broken so the eauli#iltll
the crash was sUll llDlmowa,/
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Bat ~·-1 aclmlnlatrator
Jt111t1 C.arown uld, "We do
everytlilaa ID our -·to main-"~ :f~~{J:-
paUeat."
CarmeD'1 attorney, Joseph J .
Clri1li~. old Iba& with Ran-
dal'• <leath tbe illue ii>Diiiiiil to
be "• moot po1nt u tar ... tbe
pareou ara concerned. but If
then! ls oome kind ti adion that
could be lllltalned ID the courts,
I'm alllborised to 10 abead with it. II ,
ClricJlano Hid the boopjtal's
reluctance to •end life lupporta
apparently •temmed from lean
al poulble law1ul!J.
Rocky Urges
Congress Aid . .
New York City
NEW .YORK (UPI) -Vice
President Nelaoo Rockefeller
1aid Saturday Consress must
come up with lelillation to
ei11ure financial catastrophe
does not befall New York City
alter the city produces a plan for
a balanced buc!Jet.
Ia. remark• at the annual
Columbus Day dinner at the
Waldorf·Aatorla Hotel, the
former New York -.said Preoldent Pord bu no authority
to aid ·the finu.cially troubled
city .
. "It ii, therefore • ......Ual that
the ConlHU u a whple focus on
the problem now and maet ap-
prop r late le1l1lation,' •
Roekefeller aaid.
He .noted that the city is re·
quired to aubmlt a l>Udlet and
financial plan' to the state
emercency financial control
board by next '1'.bunday wbicb
will produce a balanced budget
by June 30, 1978. In turn, the
•board muat either okay, reject or
alter the plan by Oct. ao.
When thia is done, Rockefeller
said, and investor coofidence is
restored to the city, "the essen·
Ual precondition will have been
met and tbe stage set for ap-
propriate congressiooal action.
"It ii, therefore, essential that
the Coa,reaa as a whole focus on
the problem now and enact ap-
pro pr i ate legislation ,''
Rockefeller said.
ESCAPE •••
officer W.as told Wynn bad
vanished. Inside the room, he
found that the wboelcbalr 1trap
baa been •lashed by unknown
means and that several doors to
the room bad been opened.·
A boopltal security guard re-
ported Hein& a man believed to
be W)'llllaprlnt barefooteddcnma
corridor and out afll'edoor. A sub-
sequent search by officers aided
by the Anaheim police helicopter
failed to tum up the prisoner,
deocribed as 8-foot-2, 175 pounds,
blond with bushy hair and blue
eyes, and having e tattoo '"' the left arin reading B.D. He alllo re·
portedly had a pslcbedellcly col-
cred cut on the le't wrist.
Wynn, who was otherwise fully
clot.bed, wore no shoes because
be had brought none with him to
Jail. ''When"ttley come ln barefoot-
ed, we let them 10 barefooted.
We don't supply shoes," a police
spokesman explained.
Prendentlal Pooch ..
Dberty, President Ford's pet dog,·., shown sw!mmlnc t
with his master at Camp David, Md., In this photo tU,OID.
February by photographer Frank Johnston. It Is one of
many pictures to be Included In JohnstOn's forthcomiQI "
book on how the White House operates.
Hunt On/or Five··
Wlw 'Zapped' -Gate
MARION, 111 . (AP) -A
draenet of police and federal
agents hunted Saturday for five
convicts who opened the aates of
the federal 1ove'.rnment•s top--
security penitentiary with an
electronic aad•et made in a
prison shop course.
War:den Charles Fenton of
Marion Federal Penitentiary
said the five were last seen at 8
p.m. Friday runninfl out al the
front door of the prlscn and Into
the darkened, pln..iotted bills
nearby. He said a car probably
was waiting for them.
Guards, blocked by two un-
apened gates, were unable to
Policewoman
Quits Force
For College
Four months on the Costa
Mesa Police Department was
enough -but only temporarily
-for its first female officer
assipied to regular patrol duty.
Officer Sharon Lozzi, 23, who
placed number one in her class
of more than 20, moetly men,
last May at the Orluqe-County
Peace Officers' Academy, bas
resigned.
She is only returnlllg to Cal
State University, Lona: Beach.
however, to complete requirements for her bachelor
al arts de1<ee in crimlooloaY. .
• The attractive patrelwoman
who was out there in the 1Ueets
takln1 theft and burglary
reports or responding to help
quell bar brawls alq with the men in blue only bas" ooe more
semester to finish.
PoUce spokesmen said Miss
Lozzi, who previously attended
CSULB. felt a degree would
further -her professional '
capabilities and is at the ·top of
the list for rehiring.
chase the convicts immediately
and could not pick up tbe li'all In
the darkness. The breakout began while the
convicts were attendin& a blatory
lecture. Instructor Loren Dees
was overpowete4 atter being
lured Into a back room by an In-
mate complainin• of a cut ftnaer.
The five took the t~'• keya
tothemaincorridoranclfted. ;
Five barred aatea -ate the •
main part of the prism fl'om the
front door, but by ualDa keys •
taken from the teacher the five ;
were able to eIJ.ter. the contdor
beyond thf' first two aatea. 'lben
they brolfCht out their el~c gadget. .
The device, similar to an elec-
tronic garage door opener, was
built in a shop class by inmate ..
Edward P. Roche, 31., of
Katonab, N. Y., serving 39. ye11111
for two bank robberies, Fenton •'!!<!-He said Roche evl~ ol>-t8lned technical publications·
-binl the Wnr&lnp of the
softball-size al••aler, wbleb ,
emits u audible beep. . ~ ~·For all I know it'a ln Popular
Mechanics,•• the warden ,
. declared.
He said later that a receiver
'controlllnl the 1ate1 was ap-
parently installed dlllinl recent
repair work and that the band·
held device was a tran1mitter
that activated the receiver and·.
opened the gates.
Acid BUl"ll8 Pair
Two workers were badly
burned Saturday when acid they .
were using to clean pipes at
McGaw Laboratories in the
Irvine lndU1trial Compla broke
throueh a valve and 1pr·ayed '
them.
Jamet Edward Moore, 32, of
Norwalk:, Was reported in aU.ble
coadition this mornlne at Tustin
Community Hospital with facial
bums. Elmer Lawrence Foy, 41,
al Fountain Valley, wu treated
at the hospital for burns on his
back and was released.
Loold119 'D°"'• 0tt Wlaat'• Golllfl Vp
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'ibis Is where all !bat dfrtexc11vated ~rom
u.,.medlan of Newport Boulevard in Costa
Meaa has been hauled. It la being u.sed to
build the three-level Interchange (center)
for the Newport Freeway and the yet-to-be-
constru~ted Corona del Mar Freeway.
Brlatol Street Is at bottom of photo. Jn.
terchange will be completed bfl977 •
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Called
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'W,\IRIMdTOlf CAP>-~-...___ ..
lDI lllhll •• -· 11111 ...., ..... =:::i==..--=:.~ m&1=~•WI• ...... .IDI la=..a-. ~· ..... ~
""1tl'ia II a ,m.ior ..._ ti -doeamoato dlatrlbatod to
.De-roUe a-_.....,
-bJ Iba ~ l'lllln Committee•• lal• rU. UR
--Iba GtlMr .. Iba --wblp'• olllce. . .... ..,
••Jfe ... Ille tu .... bMla
In .r_,, Im, Iba• lllllfaa ~ ID IOffllQ!--cram waald DOt .....,. mil o.. ·
-·-·"tllelMI( ......... • .,,... for tho IDllN Dlrlod al theeloetlonealQelm .. _
olfw ·--• ta& ndoi:tlca plua the covernment PfOCNlbl.i' ,
''But u IOCXl .. they vote. the p roarams would be eut of-
f. , • "Tiie pbODIDMa al tllll ap;
Pll>leblafllrl,-!obvloua." · fhe whip • ••111ue paper••
called l"o.rd'1 propoaal "• JJisln a .... ...... full lffoell ..o.ilm't bO known unW lflor Ille ltl9 elec·
tioo.
''Tbe Important tb1n1 II put.
tiDI people baek to ilork," Ille
paper continued. "It mokol ao
...,.. to have them bind ID im
and tired tn 1m. ••
Tiie tuJo: force alUll1lla wu
distributed to Democratic COD·
grenmen before tbW rec.a
bellD with the aotoUcn tbot "10U
ml&bt find tb1a uHflll .•. ID dla-
cu•kxla with your eomtltuentl. ''
Tbe whip.paper wu oait ID Ille
form ot ''rnpome to~· thatmembenmay·be ~
Both apporentiy -... : cern amona Democrata that
Ford may hove bit OD a.-al
that would appeal to Amclew
worried about their OWD budceta.
Revenge Plot
Kills 3 Tots
ANGOL, Cblle (AP) -Pollee
aald Saturday that 1 lavelrl1D1le
caused a jealous woman to dump
inlectlclde ID mlllc -""" for
•cbool hincht1 lit the elementary
school where 1be worllod; ldlllnc
three children and send.in& 40
others to the bosp\tal:
Marja Riffo Saadova1, •, a
widow ODd mother of IO eblldrea, wanted to avellge.._.,.-
lhe woman· in charge ~ prepar·
ing powdered milk for the
lunches. beca111e they were both
In love wltb a male employe at
lbe school, police said
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·Jn1nate8 Seize • . .
Warden, Wife
lllCJUGAN CITY, lllll. <AP> -lb la.mac. fled t.bl (Mfen9
... PrllOD with ah: -.. ••
!Mllldlnl Iba 'i"ardon IDd bll
-· ll1ll tllolr mot IDded two mllea ' away, amfd a~
pa11ctuat1d ch11e , wbe,n a
polleeman 1bot out a tire od the
,.i.way voblele.
1be veblcle crubed Into a llCn
peat a1on1 a city -· with MitMr ncapeea nor boltac•
bart 1trloualy. As Ille 1Cor1 al police crullero eor.••...S on Iba
ata&bled car, the tnmata IWT'ell-
dered.
TM rl1bt trODt tire of Ille -lion_ wa1!!ft used ID the ...,ape
wu 1bot out by ·a lllcblllD City
pollcem1D. A 1un IDd two r._. were found In the atation .,._.
fcnocl tllolr wa:r tllrauda llvo
l•t.u -and cUmbff o AW to Wardm.Leo l•ttu'lmme. .
leatla1, hi• wife 1ad a
dauaht•r were ol10 tokoD
boetaca br th• fh• l•m-. ' Tbreo otber ,.,....,_-Wt
• behind. Th• 1latb .. oavlet
telephoned city police bead·
quarten ODd 1ald be -armed IDd 1a1r1a1 bolt&lea.
Ono OODvlet llfd Ill aad tit. II
companion• would take tbe -.Cea ID tho wardln"1 ear tO
obtain "thetr-·· --
-to free Iha --· bC wwlda't1ay ......... --.
Tile thtH Jenttna, tWo 'al· , Ileen, 1Dd·111t IDm--plled·lnto
Ille lllat!OD wacoa and 111..i.d fer
tbe81to. A female IUll'd IDtbapta_.
trol booth dllolll:rod ..i-rulel by~ o caw for Ibo 1nm1111
IDd haatalea. The lnm-lbot
at Iba 111ard but mi-.
'l1le view 1ton1 the coat wu DU'tlcularly
spectacular after ralna·r!llled the air clean
Saturday morning and clouds punctuated
the ricb'aklea. Tbls view la eutward from
the 'top of Bethel Towers at 19th Street
One of the boeta1.., sat. 0-
Wet., 41; re<:elved I bead lllllUY
ID the cr11b, ODd lamola Ala·
-N111. 40, Wll alllbUJr ID·
jurod ID the knee by IUDftro,
prison officlsla 1ald.
Tiie prlloD ottlclall 1av1 tbla account :
J1akl111 . 11ld prlaoa rule•
forllld Iba 11t. to Ill -'"" for e1capee1, ·even lf the7 bave / andPo_monaAvenueinCostaM<11a. · Tbe -•pe befi!!'-wbm ID ID· matofel&nod an &Ddover-
powered two boepltal 1ti.nd1Dll
who were comlDI him lrom bll cell on a stretcher.
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Garden Grove
Women Die
In Accident
Bloody Mutiny
Si~ Cargo:Sbip
Tiie Inmate forced the -· dlDll and two IUardl Into a cell
IDd obtslDtd o key toret .... five
ntber lnm1~.
. Tiie lnmatea, three al lllem
llfero, took Wela &Dd· Lt. John
Grover, 55, bo1taae aa they
Otber•pollee then,. .. "!:.7:!t
IDd the ltaUOD WlfOD er
after th• lneal officer lbot ito
front tire •
Huntington .
Gun Victim
Goes Home
• Two womeo were 1c1IJed IDd .' JllA](J <AP> -A Pn-anlOD
three compllllona lllJured early •arll ablp Hiik ID the C&rlbbeall
Saturday ID a t-.oar colllllon m., "" Soturdo1 allor ID 4-Garden Grove that burled the blood7 mutiny IDwlvlnl t1ii Dine flvotromtbairvOD. . crew members aDd .._,Ille
Dead were Jo ADD lkftobertl U.S. Cout Guard ftPOllad. i::J., the driver. and Nancy Pllatl' TbethlpJllml'afivet:1ewme,
;Ill, both of Gardea Grove. M four lndOllMlo• Namm IDd a
three female Juvlllllt compo• :-~·wore reoeued lflor Diana 111fforod mlDor Injuries. , """'' ID o life nft but the
Police orreated Ille drl-al -• four German oftleen
the seeond cor, llorle Fr-won roportod mllalnl, Ille Cout
Proctor, 35 of ADabelm, OD 11»• Guard 1ald. ~cloa of felony drunk drlW., Spok11maD Sieve 1'1-llll"' ID m1Dolaucbtar ID the a·a Miami 1ald a Co11t Guard
a.m. accident. Jin. Proctor Wu airplane. •potted tbe flve
lnated 1Dd roleued at Palin · crewmen aboilt 215 mii.1 IOUtb of
Harbor General HolDltal lllunl. /
Tiie eor1 collided at'tbe' In-"BytlleUmeourpllDearrlvod.
terHetion of Harbor .Boulevard on the ICIDI, there wu only
IDd Lampaon Avenue ID GArden debrla left" from tbe aldp llMll,
Grove, 1ald Gardea Grove Police !>o ~ Gaard plaM dlvort sat. Geor1e Peblim. ed 1 a.man merc-ablp ~
Lalli. to NKue the ftve ~
Hirohito Mingles·
HONOLULU (UPJ)-lnarore
departure from tradition,
Japanese Emperor Hlroblto left
security guards agape Saturday
to mingle with guests at a large
reception ID bis honor.
The emperor ventured Into a
crowd qf well-wlallers three
times ID the back garden of the
Japanese consulate where 2,000
penons cathered for a ZS-minute ceremony. Secret 5ervice a.cents
scurrtecl to k•eP him protected.
membera. l"ra1ler 1aJd. The
reocued men told the Lalll'1 of.
ficero Ibey did not know what
caUMdtbllr1blp'1demlae.
''Tbe tint word of a mutiny ;
came from a bl1b -_....,.. San .Joaqum· • In Jack1oavllle late 1"tld1y · nllht," Fl'uler 1ald. ''Tiie Cout Guard wu told that ID excited A Huntlnaton Beoall bride wbo ;
rldt.o operator aboard an UD· . '-'!... .. L-:"'1:.,.,,, wuarrwtedonher....,.,1day.
kaowa V••••I that 11ve .:x&CM......w-e for .UacedlT ·-Dl'bor ...
coord!Datea matehiDI where the w•o~uoTON n-) p-~-b~band Wll 1UU ID eualody lllml 1snlt reported a mutiny 00 ~u• wn -~·~ Sal'urday Diehl ID lieu al .. OCIO board.'' ~ ol ~ United St.ala m'9.tlnkln1, ball.
Tiie report, out oil ID mid· anil the pr.oblem la expected to Loretta Tblef, It, iii 1-
tronimlaslon, added: "There ore lnero111 ai 1roater supplies al Arbor Drive, wao booted cm aa men ft"111D1· Tile captain ls d• u ad• r I round water and .... u1t with a doadl:r ......_
ad. Ploue Hnd help. • sos... petroleum ue tapped ID future •bars•. Her former buobead,
TbeJllml,•220-footcUaolhlp decade~, a aovernment re· Elmer Voat, 18, of 17541
owned by lntercontinintal Harcher11ldSaturday. StlllbarbQr ~ane, wu releued •
Properties 11 onacemeat of Tiie U.S. Geoloatcal a.rvoy,JD ll'om Huntlnaton Intoreommunl·
Panama Olt:r wu "" route to ·a new report, uld at 1eut 4,300 ty Hoepltal Saturday maralDI a--.. Guyana,lromT&m· 1qu1re ,mllo1 of land In'· after beiDC treated ovemlcbtfcr
po, Fla., 'lflili a lo1doffertlllW, California• SID Joequln Valley abullet'llOUDdllltheleftarm.
tile Cout Guard •aid. bu 1ubolded more thlD a foot 1'1:11101 1ald no ...,._ -
Frasier 1sld the -ible legal .olncetbe 1920'1. ceded the IDcldeot at 4:45 p.m.
Q!Wllon• orlllnc from the radio The area around S.Ylo;!J Friday. They said 111'1. Tbief'a
reporta bad 'been twned over to Tex .• near Homton, bu lllff now •Del old buabands wwe re-
the u.s. Stat. Department. "l from tidal fioodlnf beeauae the movlnl aome personal beloac·
underatoad that the state landsurfacethere1uboldeclmore lnp from Voll'• eorpxt when
Doportmant la trylnl to contact than el&bl feet •Ince 1920, a she alle1edly emerl'lcl-l'rom the
tho Paaomanlan coniul •• be second report •aid. Jt could drop home carrylDI a .38-callber .,.. , said. · ' .another three feet by 1980. volver. .
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Now 1n progress on
these beautiful
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PoUDda ll1bter thlD AQuarl111 I
and I• the lightest "C" el111 boot
ever built, says Kos1otr.
Jn th4' experimental cla11,
Kozloff ia be1Un1 m bis llibt
weight, compared aritb the r&-
latively heavy wln1·1.U Niu
Nylex. He Is bettin1 OI\ bis
greater experience with Ille llOft
sail, and on hia "bot rod crew,''
Robie Harvie, whom he calls
"the most lmportlDI ploee of
equipment on the boat.•• ·
But if sailing were only sbeell
of computer prlnt-oU:t, and
chemical confecllDDOl'Y. men like
Kboloffwouldnotpour.-ytblag
ldtotbelrboata.
There ore'tbe alWQW unblown
elements-chance, luck, fate.
K02loff ls ready.
He wanta the Llttie Amerlca•a
Cbp back for America ID the
country's blcentennial )lear. Tiie
bicentennial ls cin bis side. And
for that extra ed1e. bis 1ilii
lllimber ls 78.
And the aeries of .-will be
held from ll'eb. 1 tbrouCh 15.
Need he add that the zodtac sign
ia Aquarius?
'''ke can.ti loee,"' lie roan, lee
blue eyes 1leamina under a
sbockofwbltobair.
• At 51, Kozloff bu more thin a
quarter century of Interest ID
sailing behind him. But tbe catamaram-tbe •1c1raoten ol ~ sea''-have bff&. liia main Nlllii1 Interest for a •ode. Hll den la •PIDlled with pla·
ljUea IDd plat11 IJlil 011111 ead
ll<lpbl11-11ymbola of.-Won.
'·But what have I rsally won? ,
The ebmee tn 1pencl $25,000 to
get the boat ready IDd to ablp It
ODd mr, crew to Au1tralla. ''
He s seeking some rmanclal
aid from the U.S. International
Salling Auoelation IDd lliklDC
frlendl to make tax deductible
contribution• earmarbd for the
UWe Amert••'• CUp to the ....
ganllat!OD, at 1133 Avenue of the
Amerieu, New Yort.
Other help, he bops, will come
from companies that manutac-
ture the plastics used ID bis boat.
Actually. there will be two
boats, tbe other a twin with
simllor Kevlar bulls beloagJng to
LeeGrl1wold of Pasadena.
The speed of the boata md the nature oftbe competitlmlasucb,
Ko&loff Hyo wryly, that ODe boat
may not be enough. Before the
meet is over, be sa)'9, the other
boat may have to be clDDibeliled
fer hu1l1, mast, 1all or other
parta. Pall match• have been
lost when challengers' boats
-·up undtrtbe atreu and re-
,potn could not be -•ID time
forthenextrace. Not tbat it bothers him. ••we've
flipped a lot. I've h~d three boall bNken up in the wave11 just
sround up,'' aays Ko&loff. "Jt'1
fie:loed because •e know our limltatioos. ••
Kuloff seems to have none.
WhBtelsedoes he do?
••Ob, I do meta.J aculpture, '' he
•llYI, 11stur1n1 out o )icture win· dac\' to a lllDI• bronn fllh b1Dg· iDI OD an OUtaldo wall at bll
bome, llOOCI Wblte-Way.
In hll 1ora1e, the llleletoD al a
gilder lltakln& 1bape. ·
"And I'd Hke to take up bang·
gHdln(, '' be lays, adding wttb .a
smile, "but not before I bring
beck the Little Amerlea•1 Cup."
J•pa" Opewt-• ' BanoiEmbwy
· TOJCYO (UP}) -lopan Satar·
dayopenodltl~mb-ln~. marldDI Ibo IVIDt bJ alptnc ID
apwmeottoatve..-mllllODln'
_.me aid to North Vl-0 the forel&n ministry oaicl. Tbe DliD1-.trJ lald JapOD Ml up I tom•
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Saturday was National Newspaper Carriers Day an(I Dai·
ly Pilot deliverers spent an _afternoon at .Knott's Berry
Farm. Approximately 150 of the nearly 1,000 Daily Pilot
carriers won the trip to Knott's for excellence• in their
work. Of the total number of paper persons, one-third are
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0t-. EM4tr "i.eSIAiff
The jury's deliberations bad
betome so. loud that the judge
• had to clear the court next to the
· jury room for fear that the dis-~ cussions could tJe heard.
And out in the corridor or
Harbor Municipal Court, Vincent
Miranda -nattily dressed as
ever -paced the floor and
·smoked.
• · ··vou know," he said during a
pause. "It's just like having a
~ baby."
To Miranda and his full-time
lawyer, Robert McDaniel, the
period in the hallway waiting ror
a jury may be commonplace, but
it alWays is a tense time.
They've been there many
times over the years, because the
·movies Miranda shows in his
theaters "are sex films.
Inside, next to the courtroom •
where for seven weeks the
' ' testimony sotnetimes wa..,saucy
but often dra1ged, there were a
dozen Harbor Area residents who
soon would emerge to declare
Mira'nda and Arlie Wood, Balboa
Pussycat Theater manager, in·
nocent of obscenity charges.
They bad com.e-rtogether as
strangers -culled from scores
of potential jurors ln a tedious
selection process which often re-
sembled a TV game show.
During the selection, _many
who w·ere called s.eemed elated to
suddenly be sitting as ajuror.
And many who were dis-
qualified visibly registered their
disappointment at being
bumped.
Those who survived soon
became immersed in a contem-
porary social phenomenon which
rew or them bad ever ex-
perienced before -the full-
l ena:t~ 1 soun'd and color
American sex film. . .
' \. After a weekend to prepare,
the jurors suddenly traveled by
bus to the tbe,ater to see tvro Ci I ms
saturated with explicit sex.
One would ~ave e~ed that
a jury made up of b¥ewives, a
Pbniclst, young, fatbers ,and an
e1derly retiree would have been
shocked, grim and embarrassed
when the experience ended. Not
so.
.THE JURORS "never seeined to.
JO&e their sense of humor, and as
the days wore on, .a pattern of
camaraderie began to de!elop ..
The elderl_y retiree from Costa
Mes'a who once Worked the
Hollywood studios 8000 began to
bring in earden produce each
morning and dole out his harvest
among bis fellow jurors. The
women traded off bringing home-
baked cakes and such for the
morning coffee.
McDaniel spoft'ed the at-
mosphere Quickly and soon
seized upon it. He joked with
them when he sensed it was right
and his approach throughout the
trial was to establish rapport
with the panel.
In his line of work, it's impor-
tant. One jury trying the same
films -''Deep Throat" and
"Devil in Miss Jones" -became
hopelessly deadlocked -once,
because one woman simply did
not like his wild, frizzy hairstyle.
She would have liked
Prosecutqr Tony Rackauck:as.
·A busiriesslike man wbo dis-
played litUe humor during his ap-
pearance, Rackauckas took a
hard-line approach. Perhaps be
hoped that an almost relenUess
recitation of sex acts shown in
the films would convince the
jurors.
His image is of a businesslike
lawyer -almost ascetic.
T.o many observers ,
Rackauckas' proseuction gave
indications that the trial, simply,
was not bis cup of tea.
His closing arguments
emerged as a final, II'$Phic as-
sault calculated to wrenCh the
s~i:;~~Y; the entire argument
about a landmark theater in
· Balboil suddenly showing sex all
day ·and .niaht.on the screen is a
pale one.
·The local protest stiITecl up by
the shift in theater policy brought
forth, an argument that never
madO!it put Jude• 'l'odd.
'Ibe prevailing concern of resi-
dents who signed petitions to city
councilmen was not wbat was be-
in& shown ,Inside the tbeat& so
much. but • where it was being
shown.
' . BALBOA, TH.EY inSist, la not ·
theplaceforapornomoviebouse .. But it\-.-court.of laW. iucha1ra-
tionale bu trouble.
les8'Distrlct Attorney Cecll lUckB
changes his mind about prosecu-
tion.
Essentially, the pre~e was
that sex -graphic, lurid, pan-
dering sex -in films in Balboa
. . . in a neighborhood where
kids grow up .• : was dirty.
Relentlessly and with a sneer,
the prosecutor recited the scenes
in the first reel of Deep Throat.
He cited parables about
sewage and drew analogies to
mOuldering garbage.
Aud McDaniel objected re·
pe..tedly, especially when the re-
fereDCes turned to children grow-
i"ng .up in a respectable
neigliborbood.
Ju4ce Robert Todd sustained
the protests, but Rackauckas
persisted in the upect ol the
children.
McDaniel demanded a judicial
.reprimand and he got IL 'j\'bat a
rappoi:t Rackauckas must have
had ended at about that point and
his arauments that followed.
·Showers to Continue
During the midday break on
that sunny Monday that everyone
went to the movies, Ole pro-
secutor chose none of the Balboa
Peninsula's rine restauraDts for
hmcb.
"u.ten," McDaniel told the
jury In ·bla final ar1111Dent,. "The
theater la not 'on trial here. The defeadanta ai-e. •• ·
Yet 'another crlU~ism la tbe Im·
meme COit in prosecuting a case
such u the one labeled "People
Versus Miranda, et al ...
seemed to pale. .
Still in the vaults waiting to be
scre'°ed •for possible future
juries , are fi~s like "Fantasy
Girls,~' '1Hot Oven:• ''Touch of
_ Genie.•: and even a short reel of
previews of coming attradioos.
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: : ;JoaepbSlmon. 'wPerin~ent of lloany ~am, they -re promised travel to
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tbe San· Frncl1co area, where
MIA Hearst is belnl held without
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Last Quad . .
Goos ,Home
I.OS ANGELES ·(AP) -The
last of the Jimmerson
quadruplets, Tessa, born two
months ago, left Children•
Hotpltal Saturday after heart surgery.
The infant w 88 taken rroai the
hospital ·by her mother and
fatber to join her tbree,aiaten,
Tora, Tamera and Tanish.
Tessa underwent heart sur·
gory 11 days ago andcloCton'sal<l
sbehas improved areaoY.
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WU the ''IOn of 8 btteh that wrote
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cmenStahle Ray. told police wnerl be ad·
milted be wrote tbe letier to tbe
Santa Barbara Ne~ Preis a few 1 daysearller,bewu.U!IOedUMI LOS ANG.ELES (APl ·acme polrit told w bis uaallant, lllcke)' Cohen wu In ttable con-
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attack: anil fled after a.y i..d IUf· tlomacb removed In an aper a·
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LOS ANGELES (AP)-Police
have abot aod killed a man Ibey
said was lr7inl to eacope tbe scene of a bold up with a 211-)'UI'
old woman bostaae. . . ' In Heroin Roundup_ The ·holdup occurred at a
Wiishire Dlatrlct fried cblclten
staod late Friday~ The two bu-
dits were unaware a silent alarm
had been tripped, and IOOD Ibey
were surrounded by five officers
and ordered by bullhorn to aur-l render, police said.
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middleweight boxing cbamplon
Georee Cooper was reJeuecl. oa
$10,000 bail Saturday_ after being
.arrested ·with nearly 100 penona
Twice Yearly
Bikes Sought
ANAHEIM (AP) -The
California Employes• Associa·
tion opened its "5th annual con·
vention Saturday with a c_all for
cost-of-living raises twice. a
year.
The labor organization's board
of directors passed the resolution
at a pre-convention ~ion Fri·
dayni&ht.
, The board said Gov. Edmund
G. Brown Jr. may be planning
''next to nothing'' for itate
workers' pay....-aises next year
and might make them negotiate
from ••ground zero.''
.1n a citywide sweep of suspected
heroin peddlers here. police re-
ported.
Officers said the 31-year-old The assistant manager of the ~
Cooper, the world's seventh est·ablis1hment, Brenda :
ranked middleweight, was ar-Cheatham, was allegedlf forced.~
rested at an East Oakland home out a aide door by one ol the ~
-Friday, tb'n booked for in-gun.Qlen. Officers said they bad a ~
veatigation of heroin possession clear shot at him. Claude J . .._
and possession for sale. Milton, 34, of Los Angeles, wu t
In U tor-~·d al $25 ·prono'1-D.ceddeadattbescme. ves &8 --.-01 sever Tommy Anderson, '1, al Loa balloons of heroin were found in .Cooper's van which they said Angeles, was booked for ID·
·was used to make deliveries·. ves_tigatiC?n of armed robbery, police S8ld, adding he waa unin-They said the boxer's name· jured.
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• • • l The Gun Madness
It 1eta harder and harder for the handKUD
apologljta to make a caae, but they have amazln& re-
siliency In pleading an illoclcal cause.
Last week, OrllllJe County Assemblyman Robert
H. Burke joined Loo Angelea Police Chief Ed Davls In
an obeeure argument that seems to say It'• reuonable
and richt to let every household be armed with a pistol
ofltacholce.
Davis sees nothing wrong with unlimited arming
of anyone who feels be haa reason to be armed. By
this "self-protection" logic, everyone should be
permitted to have a machine gun, since the newest
models are handily co::JC~nct and afford a lot more
chance or bitting and · g someone than a mere
pistol.
Burke argues that the Ford assaoo lnatlon at-
tempts appear to be a part of a conspiracy that Is be-
ing,icnored and In tum blames the Increasing outcry.
against handguns on some sort of Ii beral conspiracy.
"The private ownership or guns has long been
used as a whipping boy by liberals for nearly ever-
ything that bas gone wrong In this country," Burke
argues.
Well, it wasn't exactly the liberals who were
pleading for strong action. against handguns back In
Washlngto11 last Wednesday. Not unless Los Angeles
County Sheriff Peter J . Pitchess and four other top
U.S. lawmen fall into that category .
What these five men told Congress. pure and sim-
ple, was that we need a ' federal law to ban the
manufacture, possession and use of all handguns.
They said operable handguns have no place ln the
hands of anyone but police and military personnel. ·
They're right. The only reason for possessing a
handgun, other than farget-practlclng at a small
arms range, is for shooting people: Np other.
It Is argued that leclslaUon alODI this line woul4
leave the criminal ei-ts wlthhmdlum and leave
the law-abldlu cltlJen at their mercy. We say, DO, that a eood, 1U!f penalty-.ay a lll&lldatory '5,000 fine
or 11 mandatoi'y six mmlhl In Jall~uld remove thll
In abort order. . •
Even the 1tupldeat criminal mind undentanda -
tbll kind of pera111p: u you're caueht with a ~. for whatever reuon, you're In trouble, 1111
trouble.
And In fact such a law would offer gun owners
more protection that they 1eem to think they DOW
poaseu; Sheriff Pltchesl polnta out that In three Of
four caaea the owner Of the lllJl II killed or hljured by
bis weapon.
Hundrede and hundredl 91 then deatbl are the
reault of accldentl.or temporarily passionate quar-
rels-dea\bl that simply wOuld not have happened It
the weapon had not been available.
Handgun collectors? Sure, let them put their dll-
plays on the wall-ettertbe guns hive been welded In·
to certain lnoperabtlity. A federal law alone those
llnea worked effectively aealnlt machine gune; it
could work aa well agalnlt thll larger anil more
dangerous threat to society.
Whlle the recent atfempta on President Ford's
life have dramatized our Idiotic laws on gun control,
the Issue Is broader than just protection of the Preol·
dent. .
Handguns-more oft.en than not the Saturday
Night Specials-<lOotlnue to be manufactured, oold
and posaeaaed at an am•zlnc rate in thll country.
Within a few years, It II eoUmated, four of five
bouseholdl will be armed. '
That does not constitute a civilized society, nor a
society In which anyone can feel safe.
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The FBI· vs. Dr. King · I •! ·e
't ·' .. W£ WON!! WASIUNGTON -Auoclate1
of lhe late Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. bave asked us to in·
vestteate the FBl's smear
charges against him and to
publish our boneat ·fmdinp. His
widow. they say, hopes we will
clear bis name. We have found
that the l"BI 1ometlme alter 111114
began leaking
stories about
Dr. King's al-
leeed sexual
exploits and
sup posed
Communi1t
ties . The
leaks were
ordere d personally by
the late J,
Edgar Hoover, who bad de-
veloped a fierce hatred for the
black leader ..
Hoover be&an the smear cam-
I Britannica Is Not Propag'anda
-·ptlfe new•-stories
recenUy have revealed that the
Encyclopedia Brlt8lllllca, in its new edition, hal allowed Soviet
and Central European writers to
nrve as alftboritie1 about their own countries. The clear Im· plication ta that readers of the
world-famou1 reference work
are betn1
peorly served
ud are beine propagan -
dized without
tlleir know-
ledge.
Many
tbousands of
Americana
have bought
the new SO·
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troverslal material, while the
maln material dealing with
poUUcal and historical analysts
wu written by authorities from
the United States and Western
European. countries.
The news stories also failed to
describe the way the Britannica
is or1anized. The EB ls actually
three encyclopedias r,ather than
one. One part or the EB consists
of ready.reference lMms ror ins-
tant uae . The second part con-
siata of more detailed reference
information. The third part con-
tains long essays on the various
fields of koowledae.
treatment of Communiat COUD·
lrie1 ln the EB. Anyone who
makN proper use of the Britan·
nlca couldn't possibly believe
that EB bH departed from the
tr1ditions of 1ound scholarship in
ill' bandllnc of the Soviet Union
or the countries of Central
Europe.
Why were Soviet writers invit·
ed. to contribute to the EB in the
first place?
THE "ANSWER is that the new
edition of the Brlt8lllllca wu
planned u a world encyclopedia,
and writers from almoet .every
country are represented. There
are 4,300 conlributon, aome 21000
of whom came from the United
States, 1,300 from Brlttab
Commonwealth countries. •
Tho fact that 1 handful of
academlclant from Comm.uni.It
countries contributed to the
Brltllllllca would be tisnllicant
and alarmlnC only if they were
asked to ID beyond the DODCOD•
trovenial material arid if leading
autborltlea from tbe United
States and otber non-Communist
countrt .. did not contribute the major material dealing with the
repre11lve nature of
authoritarian regimes.
It 1eema to me 1bocldna and in·
excusable that one ol the geat
eclucational undertaldnp cf the
20th century should be dis-
paraged on the basis of in·
complete and misleading ac-
cowita.
(JAC~ A-NDERSON)
' paign after learning in advance
that Dr. King would eet the 1984
Nobel Peace Prize. The selection
wu reported to the late FBI chief
in a secret memo from hia In·
telligence network. He wu so in-
furiated that be •crawled -or outra1e on the memo in blue
pencil, we were told.
Not Ions afterwards, Hoover
was vlllted by Atlanta'• pollco chief, Herbert Jenkins, who wu
then pretldent of the lntema·
·tional Association of Chie& of
Police.
SUDDENLY, out of cantext,
Hoover blurted that he had three
enemiea whom he bated more
th1111 an)'One else in the world. He
ldenUfiecl them as bia former d•
ptlty Quinn Tamm, ex-Atty. Gen.
llollort Kotmedy and Dr. lllortln
Luther Kine Jr.
The dumbfounded Jenkins
later encountered his friend, Dr.
Martin Luther Kine Sr., 911 the
stzeell ·of Atlanta. Jealdnll took
the occulon to warn the old man
pointedly that "Junior better bo
oo tbe alert. It maY be that the
FBI is lookiDI into 1>)m and they
look pretty thorouchiy."
Indeed, the FBI kept the civil
ri1hta crusader under aur-
veilli.nce and even bul«ed his
hotel lllit•. Then the tAI Uled
the information to start a
wbllpertn1 camJ:i"' against him. At the Ill' cf his as-
sociates, we have now checked
into the stories that the P'Bl
spread about him. Here are our
rmdinp;
DID Dlt. KING have secret
Communist cOnnections? He was
1n touch with a known Com·
munist attorney ln New York C·
ty, wbo tried to lnnuence bll civil
rlCl>to campaign. However, Dr.
King never let the Communists
take over bls movement and re.
malned a 1tauncb anti•
Communllt.
·He eventually accepted some
of the attorney's anti-Vietnam·
war views. But those who knew
Dr. King agree he was motivated
by humanity, not Ideology.
Did the FBI tape aaexorgy,ln-
vo l vi n 1 Dr ~ Klng, at
Washington's old Willard Hotel?
Witnesses who were with him1at
the Willard recall that he used aome ribald lattauage but in-,
dul•ed in no sexual acts.
There was evidence on the
tape, according to those who
beard it, that 11exual lntercourse-
..
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occurred. But Dr. King wu not ~
one of the lovers. 'Ille man'S J.
volce waajdentlfied as that of an J acquaintance.
Did Dr. King, while in Norway
to ac .. pt the Nobel Peace Prize, ~
ehue a woman tbroulh an Oslo r
hotelT Rumors of tho bot punuit ~ w#re whispered around \
Wubington by the FBI.
WITNESSES recall that some
euppxters of Dr. Kint let their • _,
Jubll11tion get out of band, , '
brousbt prostitutes i!>to the hotel
and raised a ruckus. The wit-• ··
neuea remember clearly that
King wu not among them but, on
Iha contrary, tried to quiet the
celebration.
Did Dr. King ~·~ a
romance with the wife of a Los
Angel• dentist? To check out
tbis FBI report, we 1poke direct-
ly with both the donUst and his
wife. Both agreed that she Wlltt
Dr. King 's closehlOnci·butnothis
lover.
Thu1 the FBI'• attempt to
besmirch the o11reat civil rights
leader, ·as Dr. Kin& hlnmelr pre-
dicted before bis martyrdom,
baa backf1red against the FBI. volume Brltanntca, which has
been many years in the m•klng,
costing some $30 million to pro-
duce, and which bas bee n
delcribed as the most significant
Mlvance in encyclopedia-making
alnce the early French en·
cyclopedists devised ways or
classifying all knowledge and
A reading or all the material in
the Britannica about the COm·
munist nations completely re-
futes the notion that readers are
somehow being propq:ancllied.
The totalitarian nature ol com-
munist governments ii fully de·
tailed, with respect to the hi•·
torical records and the Inherent
political and philosophical weak-
nesses of totalitarian eevern·
men ts.
Freshmen Are Just Too Fresh
-makiilg1t accessible for purposes
dacholarship or readyreference.
Anyone who paid $500, more or
· 1111, for the new Britannica -
tbe price varleo with the binding
-bu a rtcht to feel outraged and
cheated when be reads, for ex-
mDRle, tbat the articles on the re-
'"'bUca of Ill• Soviet Union were contributed by Communist
writers. .
I CONPEllll a penonal interest
in these 1torle11, having formerly
...., a member of the Advisory
' Board of ll:dlton for the Brltan-
nk!a.
' What the new1paper stories
titled to di\ waa to explain that Ille articleo prepared by the Sbv-
itit writen were concerned with
-b matters u ceography and
climate And otb~r noncon-
THE MAIN cr!Ucllm of the EB
in the news "exposes" seems to
be that reader• would set the Im·
pression, in reading the items by
Soviet contributors, that there ls
more than one political party in
· the Communist countries.
1bis partiCular interpretation
ia connected to references staUna:
that the Communist Party ii the
"leading political organlzaUon in
the ceuntries being described.''
It 11;eems absurd to me that
Isolated references such u these
should be lllted out of context,
and without reference to the full
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••The organizaUon of our pr'eu
hrul truly been a success. OUr law
concerning the press is such that
diver1encies of opinion between
members of the 1overnment are
•
no tonger an occasion for public
exhibitions, which are not the new•p~pers' business. We've
eliminated that conception of
political freedom which bolds ·
that everybody b8" the rlcht to
•#Y . whatever comes into bla ,.
tread.'' --Nlol/ HU la
By JOE COLLEGE
..My...friend Scbnobble cam~ to
visit II\• the other day. My friend. Scbnobble is a residence hall aa-
si!tant and be 11y1 be is very dls·
appointed with the new batch of
freshmen.
"It'• worse than lut year," he
lamented, hoping I would offer
him a beer to sootlie bll dllap-
pointment.
"Have a beer, Scbnobble, and
tell m' aboutlt."
"They're all 10 -ao -so -eornelt. It pains me deeply to see
them all portn1 throush course
lllUnC• and di1cu111ne extracur-
ricular activities. Whom I think of
all tbe brew that'1101ne undnmk
-ell the /re•hmm 1otnc undrunk
-I do truly want 1;:~ my troubled brow into Dll' and
weep.''
''BOUNDS bad,'' I otrered sym-
patbetlcallv, "Ara 1"" aurt It's bOpeleafiT
"Hopeleu would ho an op·
tlml1tlc jud1mont. Have you
,_ tbe way they clrna? I am
11bamedl They all look like a
convention of Hpi.rlng talk show
hootl. What II the world coming
to? Tllua urchins think that
Woodstock WH Ju1t a movie."
"TlmH h1vil ·changed. The
world move1 on .•.. ':
"II look• mpJe like time has
moved back111(ardl. I.to would bo
. .prpud of thea'e robota. I thoucbt
Jut 7oar .waa bad; all tboM -. • \
\
kinkos in glitter ind cbrom4l ho(.
pants. Thia year I don't know ·
how I shall restrain.1111Self from"
taking firearms up apinst the
Jlrst person I see in doublelmlt
pants. No sane jury would con-
vict me.
"I think that more ofthem are
much richer tban ever before.
With this money pinch, they're
the only ones around w.bo can af.
ford this place. Andifthlnok-
up. they're going to Insure
themselves security by bucking
for the power elite spots ao they
may be kept In the st~ wblcb
they would like to e ac-
customed. It's sickeniag."
•1SCRNOBBLE, face fads,'' I
oald. "For 1ome folb school Is
not Just the first installment of an
early early retirement. And I
doubt you'll find much call for
your talenta as a jaded revolu-
tionary.''
"Eat ~ta JO.,'' be laid.
"You're not be\ping tblnp. I feel
out of place in my own environ·
rnent. I foresee a terrible fate
belallinl lllHe hallowed balla. I
tee students coming out ol here
alter four yean look!"& pasty·
and burnt out l'l'Om •-1111-dylnf, clutcblng dlplamu lbd
duhing madly to take over huge
corporation•.
"And every fall they will be
replaced by more med~.
ud lresbmta wW bo -in• ltead of rocJ'M]tod. No polltic1, no
Par\i•,nopervorsfons.
"' Joer I can see that 1 am
depreHinl you. r am not very
good. compllll' toiqbt. I am go-.
Ing back to my room a!ld reread
'The Strawberr1 Statement.'
Ooodn11ht.••
I RELATE this Incident
because I was visited by mt
friend Schnobble ·a&tln today.
His demeanor was .... atty lm-
"'°"ed and be wu lmiOUI to toll
mehisoews.
••eoy,'' he said, ••JOU can real·
1Y be fooled by Jum!MI to coo-cluston..
"Why the sudden ~bange vi
heart?" I asked, trying to bide
tbe smirk on my face.
'1 AU counties were not beard
from. While I'm llill cllsappoint-
ed, I believe that m-cf U-
asplrlnf tr!Wonalreo will fulfill
tbeirtrue potenUal. ''
1'A1 moral de1enerates '' I· added. •
1'0f eourae .. L!J:ten; Tbe ott..
day I walked by cme of -wretcbH, rreoh from Inot1nt
Hieb (Who by !l>o Way, 11 IO rich
he'd kill himself If 11e .... f.Uoff
hll _.,, wbo had clotclclod to
lllrow • partJ.. I expected a peraonalltycl11hrlfbtaway.
"He WU the only kid ID !Int
·grade to have jockeys for hll sad-
dle shoot. You know Iha 17Po. But
alter three hours we-. blindly buclinl the aamo toilll _I _
~ come up with 11e1Mmo
to rPattyJroml!ll. .. we took • nCli ·1n hll
• I
. -~.
Poo-Jo (pronoUnced "Peugeot">
and cot stopped. The wlice
asked him for aome-identifica-
tion, and be stJowed them a pic-
ture of his mother's poodles.
There is hope.''
''God.help us all,'' lsaid.
Joo College wrote thU column for
u.. "'"""" --of the cw .. tnOnl eou.g.., tM Collegian, from -ii It roprilltd.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
RoNttif. Wtftl,PWbli#itr
Thoma• Ktrvil. Editor
Th9mo1Palmtr.Stiriday
' Editorial Pa~ EdUor
The editorial P•le of tM Daily Pilot aeek1 to Inform and
stimulate readers by present1n1
• dlll P•I• :llvene commentary
Clft toflct of Interest lty syndicat-
ed columnt1t1 and cartoonists, by
provktlna a rorum tor rtlders'
tlewa and ·by preaentln1 thl1
M"rlPaPl1''• opinions and ldeu
• t:w r•lt toplc1. The editorial •nklnlotthe Dally Pilot appear aa!J In Ille Ollltorlal column at the tap ot Uile pace. Opinions ea· PftllMd by the columnists and
cartoonists •nd letter W11ters .,..
· their own and no endonftnent of
tlMlr .i.,.. b1 Ibo Dall1 Pilot
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mollfll!ld medlum--alrcnft B1lt tbla year boo -..,.
ltu tblo ir••r 1>utaol4 both U1UCbmorelObotantlol"'*"""'
Amstcan trijeto-tllel>CJDMlll ettracted to Ill•=--• '%1'1-atar-com-. tb ···~ J'OW alrcroft bad a -fil. Airllnel and OU AOnC&a
atarred debllt titan tbla twln-
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jet. France, Germ--Brl-,,.._ ,,. _,.,.. for u. no:. of
toiD wrOlled bl&mt1 Ill tilt -d tile ,,_ about wllelbel' ·it • Loiodan, j1'0o& tolllch ,..._. ....
abould be built at an. t ~~ompan11j•1 ~lart or•
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-t•11r1•1 alloat tMlr -:r:m-U. become puollt..., . ..... "' .. , ...... -· ...... embod1l•f the la teat .,._ ... _•!ear~~·~ ·~.i· wlal''h ,. .... .. a.vI' " ........-u. -··II.a Ulr:•iJlla I II I Tl, polltlelw flllly lll'MP lhe bl>' =·-~ :.:s·:.=:: cc.::-; o~:i-~~ ............. ftil,-S-U.i "ftle ac-f:.t-weet ••n•+awied Ideal--·· ka'lllmd. -It WU aborliy to 1111..0 m , -ibt ....,. brnlor, COD· lmqlaaUve plan for Zia-
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llll1lllla tbe alreraft toli1 doMr tbere ill a powerful WblWlall lob-iollle,,...S ol-~lml•ed lwthat1-theluturelnt<nnaol ..,,...,a.laa'rilltoll1-.r. climbln1 -lnto bed wltb tbe
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·-ebly, for a .., million
pl'.OJeet -tbe oJrbul WU Well idvanced 'before It .-vec1 a
o1D1le order. And tbrougbout tllill, AmerlclD ..,.,._ llnm
aol bo& aad qultilly waited f<r
tbe lnevitoble flop ol tllill flying
Le11ue of N atlona, including
l"ronce, Germany, Spain and
atroaror wine. 10 1r•1tly To thooe connected wltb ·the
ealtanch•• tb• aircraft'• alrbul, tile recent dliCl1lon to .-ea. awltcb from Brltillb toAmstcan
anion · la Amlltca. bollt ll•Drimiell miNll••ttllocoatolBrlUlbjobl
AirwQI. Both tbelr -~---• oro-""r 111._ u a dl1turblnf IDdlcllor
Holland.
Mm In no-boldl·bUTecl~ • ca-jllllp ~the oltheforceoftllill pilllClopby.
inatcbco with the bll coa 'DoqJulittraft. tile ~x:ao, .The rllk 111 tllat the polltldon•·
manufacturen, and trlmdlti the II a t'trlD -liellrr m •mnlar ""'vdrow tile w-d-from · Indian order, for uP to 10 olr· •L-·-~---·-craft meii.nt beaUDcolfJ!uutlD rnrmbla" to --·......, tbe bhtory of J;1&ropeon
comiieuuoo as woU. • , • • Boaln1 dropMCI Ito plan to -•c ... ,DillfUlted by• run o1
Tbe Airbus lDd-'ao a re. ·-Cb tloe woilcl'a loll HUIDJ bldeoullj bpenolve follur. to
llllt of abrewd jud..,.iat 1p1cec1 Jet. Ille 127 Into. tile 127-lllO, It bu -lbe Amerlcon monopoly, It
k h ~L 1111 = bom cooqntratlar on the 7X'I. 18 euy to underr.-their tMl-with luc • u 10\ ~ _.,_ •L-dmlp ol tbill ill still •• ·t f.!' I oL But It A BBEAlt·BVEN tor1et of ond Ito teebnololl'Y rllbt. -"....., -orlam ell inl -enou . 1 -..... about 3liO aircraft IC! 8'aimt WU first iauncbf!C!, AmwlCOD 9"0IYIDI, -y may W may be tllot tile nick of time,
firm 1ale1 ot 29 -!O Ol'tiom monufocturers said Jl larp twm-· bea AlllO-Uka twill. tile airbus ba1 done tile trick. _ .•
Juveo no room for complacency. engined aircraft would be nn8e-NBlllll:B OP -projects, Even tbouih Cone<rde)lrOC!uC' -~ •L-vid of•~-... ceptable because ol ..,_._ foe-...... a atart DOW, could be In lion ill numlng down, and with It ~ ~ e ence ~years--_ .... ~ _. -·-'--empl~oa• It .a_ !"!M!l.ihle · .ensnotonlythatthealrbulbaa torsj now more a.ud more , MrYlee moeb before the -v _,, .... ,... •...----become a creditable project in airlines, many of tb,.em UIOl.Aremarkableaitwlticmbas to arau• that European
lloelf but tllat It Is emer&inl as American, are arguiDf that a -vedJnwblcbE-buode-oorospoce Is In remarkable
tbe centerpiece of Europeon twin bu odvontagesover a trljet 1lgn of up-to-the-minute llliape. Tlie oddity ill tbat delpite
amoopace. ' on many routes. Ironically, as teclmololl'Y, developed at lower much talk of ar1eot reacue J:!:;:
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jud&ment would hove been un· airline tramc, tile altbul'1 pro-yearr befon Ill• American com-tor aeroopacc, oil the polit\0-,
tblnkable. When the Spanish ·spectsareenbanced:" petition. · bovetodo-lnFranceaswellu 727-lOD l
airline, Iberia, withdrew its or-The airbus's operaUnr coot& Wbetber e.ltber of the Britain-ill 1lt ti,i.t. keeptllolr l
ders and Lufthansa said it was are low because its General Elec· Amedcua llantl em raise the hands in their ~ and ~ve 7'1/Del ~
rec00siderinr Ito 'OW!l commit· tric engines and Howker Sid-development fundl for their pro-Europe ud tile olrbus 8 cb•m. i·•
ment, the ~rltillb government'• deley designed wings embody tile pioecl airer~ ii uncertain. Both to prove It tbemaelves. ..
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AllO!MER VIGIOUS
A1TAGK 8'!' 114E Plre$!
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WASHINGTON . -Wltll tile [ ]" :i :ti,8:1::.,roll,t1c1.,::.~ VON HOFFMAN '. ..
c~e. -le are 1ottinl _ •
tllelmpreoslootllotNewYorltCI· ._Tb_e_p•ro•b-le_m_of--IJu)'-e•r•coo-. -
. ty ill obout to repudiate lta debt, ti"="' In otate and mtmlch>ol notdefaultonltaloanll. -~ Tbot may not be tile lnteDtlon a«UrlUClwlllbewoneoedlfN<iw ~ Ilk D --•· • --" Yori< State goco abeod end u-"' men • •~ ...... w~, a ownes the city's debto. Tbmkl In vice president of the Chase Jar-measure •o form.er Gov· Monbattan Bank, but bis worm av _.
1 FTee ~es~ Acts
As · Citizen's Tool
toftll the space wltb.utraeomlcs,ormore
•ports ae...-, or mare b•ndnuts from a
million preu a1ent1. . . A newspaper ralaes its voice OD your 1Je..
half, many tlmea at risk of losa of income,
because oplniooo -voicing and un-
pleasant situations~ to be .ired so tllrt
you can exeretae yOUrpower aa a citizen to.
like action. Tben, wbm yw ond your
fellow citliena be&ln to reoct to tbe newr of
the day -to expressyouropinicms and take_
stand-It le tile newspaper tllat becomes
your enlarged voice. It reports to the public
officials. and to other citiwu what you
think about the issues, throqb such
avenues as reportin& actions taken by
citizen sroupo, or reporting opinion polls,
or reporting the reaction of the crowd at a
public meetlnl or the act1ona ol a mob.
cooveytoapubllcnotscbooledto ernor Rockefeller's mucb-
make distinction& that New York extolled executive ability, the
is 00 the verse of cancelill& its state already bu a debt ol more de~. unlJ t .n oL-b tllon$14biWODofltaown. ~ a er~y, ~ re-Since New York collects more duclng bUUons of boDds ID the vaults to worthless doodle papet. taxes than any other state in the
. There u no d~oaer d. that hap-tmiOD it ought to be able to fulflll
pentna. Default and bankruptcy its financial obligations, pn>-
are not debt repudiaUon, 80 If de-vided It doesn't jump Into tbe ·
fault comes New York will sUll puncturedlller~wlththeclty. ·
pay off Its bond holden, but pro-ASECONDwaybeln&puabedto
bably over a longer period of save the eity i• to have -it.a
time or by some other odJust-employe penoiOD fundl lnveot In
.mentlnthepoymentaacbedule. tbe very municipal bODda that
BJ BOBEBTN. WEED .,.." .............
We have come to the end of another Na-
tional Newspaper Week, a week set aside
each year by newl~ and various
eitizen groups for a little reflection oo the
meaning of freedom of the press and a litUe
reassessment of bow newspapers fulfill
their conatilutionally assigned role in our
way of life. .
You mlgbt reasonably ask, "So, what's
lttome?''
Afairenougbq...Uon.
Let's toke a looiatyournewspAper and
what'• In It for you In terms of your making
It in your' &lggest -tougbelt lifetime Job. That is, your job as a citizen and voter in a
free country and as a member of the com-
munity. •
Pnlba"'7 tile -Important role of rur -·per -probably lb! most 1m-portant vallll to you -is to be an extension
of,_, et• and your ears ond your voice
Into tile bollo of SoVernment, Into the courta1_1ntotbe capitals of the world-in-
tollil-lllcommltteemeetlng.
It 11 yoar arm In all the places that
JOU, u • clti-, ltove • perfect. rjgbt to be
-Indeed, all of the ploceo that you really
mod to be to fulllll ,.,.U-role In our d.,.
mocratlc way of life.
YOUS NEWllPAPEB looks ond liatena
for :you, -reports beck to yoli bow your PIOIDltnt ill being nm, bow Justice ill be-
lnl HrYed.pr denied, what decisions are In
tbe maldn1 thot will affect your pocket-
book, your way of llYinl, your very
,,_ma.
/IJl on AmerlclD cilhm you have a rllbt to knoW -Indeed, you have an obllg••
tlon to exercise y0ur right to know.
Yau DHd to -8"l)'tblnC you COD about bow your attain ore beln& managed
by elected and a))l!Olnted olllciala -not
merely wbot aome official or rrouP of of-
llclala, boweYOr well·int&tloned, tblnka Is
llOOd for you to know.
Tbe ••Y onc.,.free, strong naUons
tbrou1bout tile world have lost tllelr1 tr-.a always ltu""""" cae ol two pot,.
tania. 1n-t""111arpo1tOn1, ..,..Innocent· _.,,tcwma "'-~Pare In: 'lllllllMlord. Thia ii a1..,. -"ill the na· tlonal~ ud 'INlf ..... " olcourro. Or tbe~ 11111.......S, <r p-lduallybarUHd
out of buf.a:111 b7 tuition •.
, · 1'be proeerr al""11 ill lf1iduol.
• Bui. -•'I'· tile -.:allecl "lllV -• • • ~-
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tional emergency'' that wu: the ex.cute to
lull unthlnttna citlzem into loinl aloog
with tllill Idea and pennllUDf tile wlthbold-in& of public lnlormaUon or outr1gbt pre11
control• -this in.: emerge1&cy aomebowneverwen IY· Inexorably, th once-free people
found they bad loot 'fCice In sovern-
ment, and wltll It th m. ·
ID the 1econ pattern, a party.
group or iDdivtduat seeking to gliD or
perpetuate power starts a ayatematic cam-
paip to attempt to discredit and defame
the press, and to intimidate and silence it if
need be thorough economic pressures.
boycotts, legal harassment and the like.
When a substantial portion of the press
bas been silenced or subverted, the poup
makes its bid for Political CODtrol, -tile
pattern outlined beforetakesover.
THE RESULT Is tllesome.niehlltory-
ol the past 30 years In ~. Alla and
South America bi loaded with eumpleo of
the tragic results d boll! fonao ol Oi>'
pra1ion. Even if lt aometlme9 C(IJfUla or ex-
asperates uo, or lrrltateo a pnoldeot or a
political leader, or perhaps embunsaes
the-nation In reportlnc some lntemationol
incident, a free press sun is the major guar-
dian of your personal freedoml -your ruture.
Tbe right to Y<lte, Ille rllbt to free
speech, to fair trial, to-tirolbomeand
property -all are me=ie11 ule11 you
bove the lnlormaUon ded dally by a
free_., upon wbleb to -your ldau
-y-decillOlll. Wilen an offlclouo burauerat Ill city
ball, or In Sacromeato, or In tbe acbool ad·
mlnWration. or In tile courla, « lit tbe
welfare department, « In ODY -~ tbe itundredl of loco! and..., ........,..entoJ
or civic olficea, tries to dme a mHt'n1 or a
record tothe _., lt-'ttlle--
tbat loot and 1uffered-1t-:roa-
Tbe newspaper dldD't 1-a IUbecllber or a dime ol advertlltnl aawww ID tbe IDcl-
dent. But .,..1oet -you loot occeer to oome
·inlormaUoo tllot It -·~ rlPl to bove
as a cltilen, and y--to bove. And a daorerous pncedat wu oet f<r<cleQylar
you more and m~ lnlonnollm • lime -by:
WRY DOD A lllWIJ)al*' llotbor to fllbt for and print -al tllrt ltl-
-wlll be unpopularwltb mony ~ltl~
aderr? Certainly It wwld be euler -
IDOl"e popular -andcertalPIJ I011 coatlY-,
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aoy newspaper --certainly this ill true
of the Daily Pilot -faceo an lncreaslnfly
difficult situation.
The more emotional the time, the
greater the crlUcism and the attoclts on tile
press and on news media in general. And
these are emotional times.
Newa otorles today are not the relaUve-
ly simple onea of tile put. All of tbe major
stories today are emotioo.charged.
We in Journalism believe that any na·
tiOD governed by lta people will stand or fall
on the freedom of its press and com-
munications media. In this we stand with
Thomas Jefferson, a man who bad m&DJ"
batues with the press In bis clay but wbo
declared:
"Tbe basis of our llO•aament-g the opinion of the people, tile very first object
shouldbetokeepthatrlghL And , wereltleft
to me tO decide whether we should bove a
,government without newspapers or
'newrpspero wltllout lf01ianment, I should
1IOlbClllateamomenttoprefertllelatter.''
CRBTAINLY 11IE press. wblch Is, .ner alt, a produet of mere bum•ns1 will
nover be allove criticism. Nor wwla I or
any other rerponslble news!IWl sqgest
tbotltlbould be. .
Our atorles are cmly u a:oocl and tnltllflll and reliable as tile llOCllces of the
stori••· Ancl, deaUnc wltb •• many
tbousoada of 1'0rdl end u Dl8D1 dllferent
stories and u muy dlHereat-IOUl'Cetl
88 we do In a day, we CID and do pJf It up
-somellm• badly. · .
Tbe -ii Indeed faWble. Some days
vtrf faWble. But.tllft ill o ..... full of dif· l•mce between falll1:tl OD the-band llDd corruptlbiUty « berote dlstorUon
on tbe other. Wbat ore we really t•lklof
about wben we talk ol treecba ol tile press
·and obout ,responsible -ffPOlilll&? 1
maintain -u do oil the -.iapermeo 1
--tllot our crlterl' haft to be bued ca 101Dethlnll brooder tllonjlllt our rlCht to
plntnewa end oplnlm~llOverDJDmt
reatnlnL The rl&~t to freedom ol tile -e>dsla, we belle• .. , on!ytosenetlle ,...ter
rllbt-lllepeople'arlgbtandneedto--
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Remember that the next Ume tile flappln& tpngues of Woll
you bear some hysteric plea Street are doing their best to
that we mustn't let New York depreciate. The 1ins of New
••fall.'' The only way the city is York'• public service uniooa are
goJnl to fall 11 II a panicky many and grievous, but lids ill an
banker pvlla the plua: OD Manhat:. mtjuat way of evening thinp out.
tan ud the Island goes blub. 1belr contracts 1bould be r&-
Even then the two towers of the negotiated in the course ot
World Trade Centet (nicknamed bankruptcy proceedings. To
Nelson and David after tbe jeopardize the pcnaloo fllllda In
brothers who built but forgot to lids manner is a kind of repudla-
pay for them) will be sticking up tioo that will punish not only tile
outoftbewater. lazy and insolent public employe
but tbe bard and faitblul worker
FEAB TALK by money aswelL
market men Is ca111ing mcst of Lastly, tllere Is a nationol
the damage to investor -con· clamor for solution by the federal
fidence. One New York State. governmeoL Ia return for the
note that wu sold at an Interest bailout, it is proposed that f1SCal
rate of 5.37 percent when it was martial law be imposed on New
Issued last spring bu bad its York, a city tllot bas alreltdy
price ao squooobed down it is now been turned over to a triumvirate
paying an unbeord ol 21J percent ofWallStreetGauleiters.
Interest. Besides making a peJfecl bash
1be infection of fear and BUSPi· ·out of our federal system, there
don ls slekening the prices of are economic reasons for oppos-
pcrfectly happy and healthy ing Ute idea. 1D the future what
bonds issued by states and cities other cities are to be helped this
with no connection with New way? All of tbem or just those
York. That, not an actual default. whoee default might cause rip-
11 the fam~!18 ••rtpple'' or "'f~-pies? If Washington oo1y helps
Ing domino effect I.hat will brini tbe ripple makers It Is asking
down the cities of America. • local government a'nd bankers to
"Every city In tile country Is go wlld because tlley'll lmow the
like a tenant In a big building. If more prePosterous their deht, the
you live on the second floor and more likely Washington wW pick bear that a tblrd·floor ·tenant's It up. · floor was going to collapse,''
Mayor Wlllla111 McNlcbols of CONGRESS ls bavlDg ...,.,,..
~ver 1aid the other day, "yw trouble e1tabllsblng a buclcet
can't think It lsn 't going to bit without having to contend witb
you. Denver Is a long way from aurprlsedebtsltdldn'tauth<dze.
New York, but we're in the same Fiscal and monetary policy,
financial bulldina." wblcb bu to be centralized,• True eoougb, II .,, .. ,...., ii planned ond natiooal, woold be :
stampeded Into tbinklni tllot made much more difflculL Far :
once-con:fervative investments better for New York to follow W. :
like munlclpol bonds are now aa T. Groot Into bankruptcy court. :
speculative ond rilky as shares At tile same time, If state and :
In uranium 1tock, but notice tile local 1ovemmento ore ielllar In-:
literary qu.Uty of tllill wa1Un11-to !rouble, It la partly becola8 :
Nobody can predict t.Jw gniat they've been tbe major job :
tbe repercusslona of a New York crutorw In our-tmUI re-·
Citydefaultml1htbefortbe1im-~. . :
pie nason tllat nobody knows Uthe private --'t blre : bow much a lo"" mil!ht be In--Sb -le to -Ille pre-: wived or bow cruy.ihe lJu7ca nure off, Wa1blnrt0n mu1t'
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How the Cake
Upstaged
Andy Devine
And. ..
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new1paperman, found faTM and
· joi'Md John Wayne, Claire Trevor,
Ralph Edward&, Monty Montana, Guy
Madi•on . and· other entertainment
lumlnarle• on teleWion l>roodca.!ts
seen by million.!.
By THOMAS KEEVIL O.HyP"I ... .._
So there we were. All 1,172 of us.
Friends of Andy Devine there to wish
him a happy 1oth birthday.
The program was about to roll, pre-
dictably about 10 minutes late.
Co-chairman Jim Dean and J were
nmnlng through the script in the back
of . the ballroom in the Disneyland.
Hotel.
OKAY, WE nOte, open with the
greeting from Sandi Coleman, presi-
.dent of the Press Club. She will intro •
Dean. Dean gives a few acknowledge-
ments, brings Andy on stage with
family. Curtains part and cake is
rolled out as audience ·sings a lusty
"Happy Birthday."
"'Wbo's to roll out the cake?"
"Hell, I don't k.now," says Dean.
"The script · got re-written about
there."
"Okay, oli:ar.Sand.i and 1 will do it.
Whereisthecake?''
Jim paints.
. SANDI DOES her intro bit on stage .
and joins me and the cake behind the ~ains. Jlm 's Texas accent booms
out of the PA system. At his bidding,
Andy 's family rises to escort this ·
ireat, jolly, warm man to his place of
honor -a director's ~ on· the
floodlighted stage. ..
Now l have to tell you about the cake.
'Ybat l remember about tt, ~ay. It w~ dim behin~ the stage. BUt !"Could
see it had mi1ny colon. Anet many
layers. Two silver six-gun~ were
draped on the outside and in lbe center
was a picture of Andy.
It waan't, frankly, a beautiful ·cak.e.
Jt wasn't even a pretty cake.· But it
'Wasn't a cake you'd forget, either. Not
j with all that multi-hued icing and
1: gimmicks hung on it. 1
t l tell you this because oo one ... other
than the cake-maker himself,ever got
a good look at it. •••
AC?ION -Sandi and I roll the rub-
ber-tired table bearing the cake to
center stage behind the curtain. We
• are at either end of Uie table. A
waiter, resplendent in tuxedo,.joins us
in the center position ..
The audience's attention ison~dy,
flanked by his family. Jim's voice
booms through the room ~ .
"With due apologies to you out
there, Ralph Edwards, I have to say ...
Aildy Devine ...
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"THIS rs YOUR CAKE! ..
The curtains part. The eyes of
the audience and the lenses of the long
line of cameras shin. to the cake as
Sandi, the Waiter and I roll it forward.
It was a big moment.
A minor hitch as the wheels catch in
a slight trough in the stage floor. We
jiggle the table a bit. One of us (I'll
blame the waiter since he i s
alfonymous) gives it a hard nudge.
Then it just happens.
The entire top half of the cake
wavers, then sinks forward. Then it
plops like a inass-of Jell~ed sand
almost at the feet of our guest of
honor.
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As You C.,_1'1 see from the pictures
above, we had difCerent reactions.
The waiter. paniC in his eyes, lost hi s
desperate bid to save the mess; Iert
holding. a Frisbee-sized portion or
what had been the cake. Sandi froze
into a grin before fleeing the scene.
Me, 1 don't ho'nestly recall my feel-
ings, but there must have been a la·
tent theatrical streak somewhere
judging from the Photo. ,,.
Andy, of course, thwlht it was the
funniest thing he'd seen since "Buck
. Bepny Rides Agf<Jn ." . ·
It got a good la'tigh. A hard, long and
sustai.ned lau1h. And well it shquld,
for the lau&h cost the Press Club pre-
cisely $560. That's how much> we
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Cake Baking ·Tri~ky
Dear Boss
Re: Fallen Cakes
At the risk of m.Y,J® and a future of deflated soltffles, l .Offer this advice:
For your typical ofte.box, 'two-egg
cake: Oveniteml)eratltt'e may be too
low or baking time too ihort.
Foi' those ; made 'ftom scratch :
'l'llere mliy be ·too much batter in the
pan or pan was moved during baking.
For four-tier, $500 bahquet models:
Be sure the servlng tray is a four·
ply, nonskid radial.
. Test t~ose innocerit-looking sugary
pedestals to be sure they are level and
firmly affixed to bottom layer.
Geiger-count .for toothpicks, which
even professional cooks r~ to in
emergency for structural assistance~
M8ke sure frosting was applied by a '
master mason. Whippe(t cream and
lemon fillings have their moments.
Test-drive the tea cart. Wheels are
known to be as schizophrenic as those
on shopping carts. ·
Keep caterers around until the last
minute. For candle-lit birthday cakes,
the propf is in the puf£-ing:. ·
CAROL MOORE
Food Editor
UCI to Comply
Witk sex. JAiws .
The UniVersity of California, Irvine
is preparing a plan dl attlon to comp-
ly. with trle recently approved federal
regulations implementing Title IX of
the Education Amendments of 1972!
The r'eguLatiOns ·prohibit sex dis-
criminatio.P In most programs and ac-
·tivities -adrn1tlistered by educational
institutions,
The .rtgulations require a number
of initial an4' Subsequent actions in
terms bf notification of such palicy to
students; faculty and staff and outside
applic.airts for su<?hpositions.
Car Lo cks
D ecrease
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
WANTED: Tl!EME FOR.1976
JULY 4 PARADE! . ' . ' SACRAMENTO (AP)
-Steering columns that
loe1t' when you tu~ tbe.
motor off and tWlst 'the
wheel are cutting down
on auto theft. the
Callfotnla Hlrhway
Palri>I has reported.
Cara without the locks
are nearly three times aa
likely to be stolen as cars th.t have them, a CRP
. •t!idY•a14 The locks were In·
troduced on U.S. cars In
, .\9 ond 1170. Tbe study
Conrod °11113-14 models
stolon In' California
bit...., July 1'14 and
,llull75. • 'ftle'tlJeft rate for cars
wltll Ille ioda WU 5.9.per thoua..,.r,,'t119 1tl!d7 HICI. Fw-ear~ -rltbbut the locll'I It wu lT.S per = ,amOnballc
... ')II Ill' Ill.it 11 11111 ~ 1M u11 In di. cs. . . I
.13ig Patriotic Contest-Anjone Can .
·Enter-Prizes! Silver BicentlnnJal
. Medals-Savinga Bonds-Ride in ·Parade
A& Honorary Divisil>n Matihal-Send
Theme Idea along with shor\ Euay (25
. words or le•) "'America ·h Great
'BeCa.UBe •••• ''and SO cent• entry fee
to July . 4 TI1eme, P. 0. Box 190,
·Huntington Besch 92648. .
Put The.met include ''America TI1e
Bea\ltiful,'' ''Colden Califomia,·•
''America I1"-Entrie1 muat be received
by 5 p.m. Oct.,17, 1975. Call !lill Reed
536-55~1 or St~e Preuley 536-6112
1 f~, further ~nformation.' · {O) .
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In fact» ol Edlor l<Htlll,
unidentified W9ltw and
,.,._ Club Prealdem
'Send/ Ccleman
(llt Mfr) .. '
Gueat ol honer Devine
' frle>yeiJ hif'M•lf
thoroughly (below).
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shelled out for the programmed cake
·ceremony, not the one we got.
ANDY TURJllED to MC Pat But·
trum and croaked, "Now let's see you
top THAT act, Buttrum.''
Jim Dean recovered admirably :
"We had some surprises for you
tonight, Andy, but believe me this
wasn't one of them.''
Apdy told me later that for one
brief, fleetipg, mad second he con-
sidered. scooping up a handful of the
mess at his feet and flinging it full in
the face of Buttrum.
"But he'd have ·retumed the favor
and we 'd 've h'ad lhe biggest damned
cake fight in hjstory and I didn't th\nk
that was quite what rolks had in mind
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for the evening,'' be recalled.
TV was there in large numbers to
cover Andy 's bii-thday. I know
because after the playing of each
newscast for the next 24 hours, I.he
phone would ring and one more
person would coniratulate me for my
sterling performance.
Half of them thought it was in the
script. I went along with that notion,
feeling it better to be viewed as a
clown than a clumsy Cool.
But ..actually l wouldn't trust me
with anything larger than a Twinkie .
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sizes 1-4.
444
Infants' one-piece
pram suits in soft
acrylic fleece. Full
zip front, elastic
at ankles. Fee t have
skid-resistant soles.
Pretty pastels in
infants' 1 to 4.
Special
2 p:~~· 66¢
Girls' tube 1ock1 of Orlons
acrylic and nylon In popular
crew top style she wants. White
and solid colors. Girls' sizes.
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ANCllCO
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at ror-ot
. ruyln11Y ,..i,
aocWlte Pat iil<lollls eoocemed.
Ill. ICoatandon, "8, Is
bapplly 111111'1'1ed to .._. _.man Alfred Wllll'y,
lljitin Ille bac~ or i..
mind lurk Ille memories
alstnqellap_.npin ..... , __ ..... -.
'on San Francisco's
famous crooked Lom·
bard Street.
The former t levlskln
tallt ........ -... II the
motber et "'5-j!ear~ loY. Sean, and i1 active
..,. ......... In the women.. libora·
, tioa movement. She WM
~e a believer. in the
occult I.ii the sprlag al
l9118. .
Ms. Montandon wa1
forced to CODtl!!ld With.a
chain of circumSU:nces
1he 1ays culminated in
~Jnexplicable death of
. llf.:.beetrrlend.
t M•">'1 Montandon,
uthjl,1;,pf "How to Be a
Party Girl" and a re-
nowried partJ.giver in
her own right, gave a
party In early 1968 In her
apartment. Since the
theme of the Plr1Y was
astrology, 'Ms. Montan·
don hired a tarot card re-
ader to entertain the
guests.
• THE TAROT card re-
ader, however, became
insulted when MS'. Moo·
tandon forgot to get a
drink, stormed out of the
, • ,,_ house and proclaimed a ... a ftre broke out in curse upan the •part-. ment and its inhabitants. her apartment While She WaS After the party, a
......,. lier tbat tliire bad llMn a nre in ber _,uneat md a woman
bad died.
M1. llontandon was.
married and llvlnf In
-her residence. Tbe
victim wa1 ber
--· 1(117 I.-Ward. MN. Ward lllcl
pl-lo itay at the
1-bard Slreot ~
meat WlllJ the le-ex· ~ ' --~
MS. 1(0NTANDON
said .... COllW dim•
almott .. erythln1 that
hapi>ened lo Iler during
..... tWOoY,e&!; ordeal U coincidence or ima,UU.. 1be coroner'• report
'tlon eacept the de8tb,ot showed that Mrs. Ward
ber secretary, whi£b haa dled-. tbe/U:.ot..t-
left Sab Francisco id. T6ecarboo monoxide
authorities baffled. -le-.el In -bloodltram
Early in the morning
of June 21, 1969, Ma.
M'ontandon received a
phOne ca4 from police in~
was 1.5 percent, one.-
third what OIM! gets from a cigarette. Yet the
autOpsy eould not pro-
duce a1J'y re~n. includ-
.DISC savings llP'to' 10°/o
.. on ftrst'quallty tabr161 ·a1 Ffi's
senes of strange OCCW'· entertaining and a macabre renCe• begari to haunt ... Ms . Montandon, phe , ~OWM8US .DAtS·, wreath of dead flowers was •aij~r apartment was
mysteriously left -burglarized, her 'dog . begantowhlneandbtgto
Outs I.de he d . ' be let out, her boy(riend r oor. humiliated her at a pal1y •
I t's F uelislmess
· In Auto Rati'}gs
and later tried to .abduct
her, a fire broke out in
her apartment while she
was entertaining and a
macabre wreath of dead
flowers was mysterious-
ly left outside her door
"The experience has
made me more in ·
tro\rerted.and more will-
*SAYE NOWTHRUSATi, OCT.18
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P!NINSULA PET CLINIC
211~1fNI •ll!'f .. d,¥ I JI t .....
.DISCOVER
"°'1satEll'S & HOUSE Of r.-ICs
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DETROIT <UPI) -statistics from yet tng to believe in the
Just when y.ou may have another government supernatural,'' Ms. Mon·
finally sorted out all of agency -the Federal tandon said. She has
those· d i f I ere n t Highway Administra\ion written a book about the
automobile fuel economy -that show the average experience ~ ''The In-
numbers. they went and motorist does 55 ~rcent truders.i •
PRINTSI SOLIDS! COZV
OUTING FLANNEL
son, PLUID •
JERSEY .PRINTS
changed the rules. of his driving under city "I don't believe that
1 th . · conditionsand45percent one person (the tarot
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n . e pr~c ess a.n under highway cond.i-c'ard reader) has the American-built car ts Uons · pawet to do atl that .. sharing the top mileage ·
honors for the first u_·me THE EP• m· alntai'ns Imtead, I think there
lib th f I n. must be 'electrical "!' ose ue -stingy that a person interested ,--------~ 1m~rts th~t have. been in · a new car should 1,..._.rt11e-1
·Bright little florals ,
white; pastels ana red
solids. Machine-wash-
able Cotton. Prints 45"
wide • solkls 36" wide. , ' . Full bolls 81)(1.pre-cuts.
Florals, soenlcs, geo..
melrics and pllotos. ·-
100~. AmeP l'nace.
!ates and AcetateNy-1
Ion blends. 45"-54"
wide. FG's. reg. LOW
price 1.79'.
C.
putting a big dent m the check each figure ,,,_,._ UT ·1-· U.S. car market. The • • "'"'~ .,...
Chevrolet Chevette and ' lfmostofthedrivin&:il Pldll' Offered the Japanese -built done in the city, ·the II'
Datsun B-210 and SUbaru lower figure will be the RI
areratedat33mitesper _most import·ant ~ A us • s I
galloq -a figure that motorist who is on the um us may be confusing. highway most of tlietlrlle , , 'I'
wilt want to look at the
Ever since the ~abe higher figure. And the 1937 Art Pn'nts . cl~m~ down on oil sup-combined figure .will be
plies 10 the fall of 1973, of prime interest to sub-the number of miles a ,__ \VASlllNGTON, o.r:. (Spma urb1JD.ites and others who -A,1t•rlf'S 11£ rare coil)cidtnces ha.~ car can squeeze from 8 spend time on 'both •the I od t ti h'1
• cl° of .. , PU@t« l!Soltne !'•s freew8ys and in stop-:r.11 ~hm~ •• ::i·~. ,~f't:ill!w S:
·become increasingly tm-'8Dcf."go.city traffic. · .'.,. ,1 tique •rt prints thnt w~re "lost portant. So .far, the gov-, since 1931," They 11re nn'v bcin emment -1ntheformof 'Our print;,ilfal·-ltfftttd1ntheA!'nericunptihatc:. ,
the Environmental purpose in ~ubl11bing · .... R.IMll llMR'flll
Protection ~gency -h~ these figures 'ls to•belp f%Kok in• 1937, 1mml'<liit41.ly £ol
beenthe·pnmeSOUrceof COnSUmerS do C-Om• l!l\Vinjtthed~ionyears,)lfrs.
fuel economy com-parisob s'hOPP.\AC,'' Elean,or Roosevt·h and• Rlect parisons. -Jtw,sell ' E. Tl'af.d, :::fPA group nf.11 clo7.eu nationally promi-~ _, · "' . ._. ' : administrator, explains. nei~t peo1)it> formed 11 vOluntarY But each year, the -· 1.pt101111lcum1nittc.-efornrt1pproci
EPA's figures have~ ••some consui:l!tr,, itlion tncnmtt•on~.tho.t
met with criticism. hows ver, have taken ~~Id 1tivt thc..f~~ ,Well-. · --·\ ' ·theJeJ~-µres u goe,.el '' ~led mon1l liA/lt Wtlll tlie'corn-' all: Sll\ST figure"s 1*: ·~tsf ... ,'''.The.y fota*t ,.1tlt•t;'s decision tu sel~ct'the
years ago revealed th~'Tuei"i&onomy ylllifite \Wf!d JI mo5t fumon5' P'11nt111(1:s
ul•-f .. · .. ace·qr.ltlng \O e•ch· fnin 1ho 16th_.. 11th, 1!11h. 19th es ~ rom a city '!!/':."" '·r.. nnd'20tbl-e11t11ri"·the~r>d'in1-cycle, which ,manufac-person s drtv~~ habit, iuJ:S o( ~l:1tis.'if.\ \'1111 Gogh, Cnim-
turers -espectally those the type of dnvmg, bow hqrouith. Picaw1, C:1nJtttln, Titian,
in Detroit -said put w~Il the car i~ ~-etc: .. 101" tn reproduce th..·1n In foll
their vehicles at a big tained and what odti.Oftal l'tdor 11J1 pt•r£el'tly 1u li111n11nlv im·
disadv,antage. equipment is instalJei.'' Jlil*-' a1KI. 1nake them av:1il1blc to · Ilk-/'"1h1ic-nt a 11rict-\Vithin t~
So the EPA added a m rt'lll' I of 114.'llrlv '""TVnne.
"'.blgbway•• figure last "" " _ ' . llAllDillll ii tnl fall and drew the ire of ~ •·nr ,~fK' 11nkr11.r.vn f'f'a!IKJ, A£ter
car owners who found 11 ftn~u1tit}·of tht'S<' bcauli(ul repro.
they couldp 't come CCPIEnl clut·lio111 'vtrl' mndc, the enlirl' anywhere near matching ' ' 11nljt'tt "'i1s 11h.1ixloned nnd tliis
the higher figure which . ' 1..•1lk'<'lio11 of '!'l'ff«-t repmduction~
"al the I ' th \\'llS Jl(ored 111 n Bronklvn \Vlll'e-
• --m • on hy on1e e-h1n!St•. vlWrr th1 •\' rt'm11i1i('d undis-
•u"' a.era c ose opro-tnthNI ~/nm JO.if.. •
mote. The bt lulkot-tion \¥:\I "'redi~-,,JYern.l~ 1111d )p.,ulini:c lidmwnphtts Pushed by another 111KI nrt.crlfics ni::rcc th!it 'the suh-l=ment agency, the jl.Tt m:ilh-1 :uwl qn:1lity nf drt:iil
deraJ Trad_e Com· 1t1KI t••lt-w n1.,rocl11ctio11 i~ tncmU·
n.---Wbich ordered lily iJ«iirat.•. Over $100.0QO.OO
automakers to use only l1i1d ht'E'11 .~pc111 111 mnke fintlf en-.
J:PA reaUlll and give Wl'''f'l:J p:lnu prin1i11A: plnt~. equ•l, prominence· to Thti. outh1•111icori1tin:il 1937
both fiCW'el. the EPA in ' '{\ UI\ \ ' ,. 1>tiril~ • lit('f111ly ,,1lll'Ctor'.1 Items
September announced \.\1111\d llll · \ '.'.'.~;;.,: '1"""' "JlJ>ms.id b,, ' ·~ mU '!'""""'1 I~ Tho AnlkJn•.AJll'"""11 -eaae results for I Assoc, i!( An1ttial. Inc. at 87.00
the 1976-moclel can -lowest Price If ... fUil """ ,.r.1. o, ... 111.,. ,,"'~ '-wttb yet a third number. ~Itel. 1hcr? '"Ill hf. no nXll'f' .vaif-
That ''combined'' $~44 nble.Atruly~llmtart~· aumber l1 baaed on Fint3x4 . ment" th:it mnktt n £n~lous Jdft,
Sllvcrtone Res. S7 1 AYAIUILE 18 PVIUC
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Brint ln your pricelns No\v. aftl'r 38 Y•o.r1 thete hill
f•mllJ photo. end our l,llur 11 ·,14• (oYi-. .sh:e) prints.are
•J1pert• will milut flna.~ aW.d11ble: In tho public ol
l1ne toples. Original 'IZ, for 11 l'OllCc.tlon n£ 12 prints, . s ... .i ...... olwd< "' .....,. -_Jttumed ..U.mi~. to~U.S.ArtSun~Dtpt.AlO:~
TlleBro1dway
Hlmllncton Beaclli
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\VnshlnJl!o•.!r t>.C. . .20007, Fulty
CUA.RAN i EEO. Certi£1c1te o
11uthentkity g!Vt11 'vlth t1k'h tet. ~lnstttebl\f~t 11nd _BankAmc.ritwd
OK G c1\td n11mher nnd ~ira-1' ;I (' •
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' 98' -1.29. v.iun to 1.so
ALL-SUS ON
COUNTRY PRINTS
Cilicos, bandanas, flo-
rals; patchwork. 100%
Cottons and Cotton
blends. 45" wide.
Machine washable.
Vlluesto1.118
19 j a ::G yd
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Vlluel to l.IQ.3.00 --.
1 ~ P0LYIS11R -' .
DOUBLE KNITS --
Assorted sti1c;hes In
fall col~ for your gO:
anywhete", ~-Qfe
fashions. Machine
washable. 60;' wide.
FG's reg. LOW price
2.49-2.98: ~ .
Vll1111 to 2.t8 ,
97
yd
fabric Gallery ~ps you get more for your fashion ~Har.
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Poly-Cotton bltind.60" wide. _to 3.50
FG'a Teg;2.~
F•ll OOlore In t•d~
tone1. 100,., Cotlon. ---..-...... FO's ree LOW
pr!C! 1.91,. I
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PINWALI CORDUROY ·
-colorl Jar ... aill, jackets and ~. 100%
Cott0<>. 45" wide. FG'1 rtg.
1.49-1.98.
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price2.49.
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1CB Kee 'Fm Talking
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B7aUDINJBDlllUKJ ., .. ...., .......
Tbe moot po_pular radio Wit
lbowln o • ...,. Cotmty 111 "'-d·
east at boun a day, but ciao'\ looli
for it on Ille AM ot FM dial.
It baa no boot, oo diae JOcU,,
no ·eommerclalo -to fad -enn • radio station in Ille uoual '• aense.
It requires .. initiation ree ol
apptoximately $120 to join Ille
Hst.eain1-eu4ieocer-.!l'bal '• t.be
price of a c:ood mobile CB
(citi.zeu band) radio.
Here'S what you get in return:
-Up to,tlle minute inronnalion
about the adl'ritles ol "county
mounties•• O:f' ''Sinokeys" haunt·
• lqtllebipways .
. -lnvitatio.S to parties, blind
dates, and a 1allon .ol 1u If
10U're stranded on tbe road to
Victorville.
-Appreclative eomments
> from 18-wheelera •~I ~
; "sea..tcove~·· from their perches
atop aupetc·tti11.r-ged die'sel
engines.
WHAT. YOU DON'T aet ill a
handbook o-a the esoteric
languaee of CB operators who
have an · affinity f<r code talk
worthy of Secret Service agents.
But it does a 't take Iona ·to
figure out that a ''Sml:*ey'' ·u a
1peed cop or ttiat ••seatcovefs••
means an especially shapely pair
Ofl<I•· .
CBers have ways of com-
m\micaUng and com~unicaUarr
: ii what Ille band la all about -In t llMiory atleut.
• , "The band orlcm-In 11158 I and lta intent was to pcvvlde low-
: cost communicatiODB in small
busin.esses ,'' says Kent
Crawford, Orange County
aupe.rviaor for the Federal Com-
munications Commiaaioo (FCC).
Farmers, tor e:1ample, would
keep a CB on the tractoe,and call
)he bouse If t)ler ran out ot 1u or
wanted to know What's for lundi. •
: '· But the availability of low-cost
transistor units. the fact that no
electronics knowledge was te-
qulred to get a license, and the
clever ways truck driven were
! · Using them, quickly threw the
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utility band into another d i·
mension .
• •, ''The truckers were using them
1.. to f"md out where the speed traps
were.'' says Crawford, noting
that CB radios received
·widespread publicity durinc the
tnicku'a lltrisea in im.
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tinue to be a fundamental feature
of the nonstop CB taut show
although they are clearly 'illegal
under FCC regulations and are
punishable by . fines up to a
theoretical maximum of $10,000 a
year in jail.
But CBers apparenUy know
tbey can get away with it. The
D
FCC, with ·a national staff of field
investigators numbering 400 to
600, simply can't enforce the re-
gulation.
Some of the ''Smokeys, ••
notably in Arizona and Utah,
have installed CB units tn re-
taliation but that practice has
not yet spread to Orange County.
A sp>kesman for the California
Highway Patrol did s.ay,
however, that CHP car radios
hlveUie capability of monitoring
CB band calls.
.. In some cases we do tend to
go beyond Ille SS ml"> limit," is
tbe tongue-in-cheek comment of
Frank Bussell, 32, of Costa Mesa,
who rolled up 1,000 miles a week
last year traveling as mechanic
with American Speed~,;ay
Motorcycle Racing chaminen
st.eve Bast.
''We caravan three vans
together and space them out
within eyesight. That way you
can cover about four to five
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DEAR PAT: My Job requires me to work In cl0se contact
with what I feel may be dangerous chemicals. I want to find out
ff expOsure to these chemicals could have any bad effect on my
system after an extended period of time. How can I go about
this? .
P.T.,Costa~sa
'TIMI f-Oc.,..-... a.tety eftd Health Act eftd Celllomle ~ ..... --.., ""'I-..,.., ..... lolon of IN 1-•I ; . 11e1-. Depart-,_.,....,_ IO ~J a -Indicating
. wMre •ltPor•• """ ollll.m 6nformetlon or complain •bout •ny
-of lnduolllel -,. You can --the I-el oatety chlelon lly wrttlng to 21 Clwlc Cenler Plaza, floom 152, Sent• An•, CA
92701, or Dr phonl"I 9-4141. An • ...,... can requeat an lme...,._
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llonofw.tdng--Ne ....... --... -1.-ftdlince. In rout uM, en .,..,,.._of tM ......... zone wMre·you won cen be r941ueetM. tf tt lhoutd "°" •n11RM.te, your •mploJ«
............ ,_ doyo IO--Ille-. It.-..... , ......
.... I• PNMl'lt, an •• .,.,,. •• ,.,,.Mftlattw. UI;' "'°""°' the ., ••
-report reouho to tho lndu9lrlel oatety ....,lolon. Certain lftduobtel
... ,.alto can be reported to• city'• nn1,. depert11•nt for ccwrec-
tlon •nforoement. It w noted tttet eotne workl"I OOIMMlona e11n be
t : t11ilonable or dfatMtefUf bUt "°' harmfuf.
Test Iee Oest Ilef.-V.... · . .
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miles," be explains.
"All of the motorcycle racers
now have them. It's bard to find.a
van without one. The main re-
880ll la having someone to lalk to
at night but they also have turned
out to be handyinotberways.
"H the CB radio keeps you
ft'om letting just one Ucket then
you've almost saved yourself the
price of one radio.•• ·
CB USERS have, however, dis-
covered further . u-.. ·for their
radios beyond foiljn&_ the county
IDQUDU'!_. Tbey pro~ a way ol
socialltlng aod meetlhi new peo-
ple .
"I was a bored and IOliely
woman unW I got my CB,•• coo-
f es s es Saddlebact ValleY'
housewife Gloria Shea. "
Mrs~Shea, who uses Tinkerbell_
as her "handle'' or identiftcllition
tag, keeps a'radio in Ille ldlcben.
She talks frequently to such e»l·
orful characters as Misty Morn,
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SUnfighler, Beer Belly. Ex Coo.
Fireball and Blue llax. \
"lt'a more Convenient th:aJl the
telephone and a Jot more flDI.
Some of the things we say are
kind of risque. They· have double
meanings and we kind al. 1et a
kick out of it,'' she says.
Mn. Shea became acquainted>
with the citizens· band through
her husband. George, a •tnick
driver. George doesn't like the
background noise CCBers call it
heterodyne) so Mrs. Shea put! on
her earphones when she is in the
kitchen "modulating" with ao-
meone. ·
Her five-watt unit -the max-
imum allowed under the_ regula-.
tions -covers a range from IS to
20 miles. Sometimes, though, she
receives "skip" transmissions
from as far away as Georgia and
Texas.
Devices are available to in·
crease the transmission power
but their use is illegal. The linear
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Got a pioblem'! Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape, getting the
onnoeTs ond action.you need lo solve inequities in government and busi-
nes•. Mail your que•tion.s to Pat Dunn At Your SeTvice, Orange Coos£ Dctily
. Pi.lot, P .O. Box 1560,CostaMesa,CA92626. lncludeyourtelephonenumber •
The column appears daily except Salurdoy1 and Mondays.
every supermarket that stockS these chests to tell them bOw· 1
was treated. · ..
L.H.,C,M a Mesa
Due to th• po19lbillty of dllmege to the atyrofo•m tnaterf•I vMd
for t._... k:e cheat1, 9'*'•ntffi la lmpoaalbfe, acc:ordlng to Gotham
lnduattt91' 1poke1men. Penona purchaalng 8tyrof°'-"' tee chfft1 IN
urged to tlt1t tltem for lealm ~to UM on • trip. H h ch11t lhoukl
be found defective, It ahould be returned to ttt. reteller. Gothem, In
turn, tMn credtt1 tM aeore tor any returned chest•. You were tre.ted
quite falrty Jn vJew of the firm'• polcy, and 1 cte.,rptton ••• ,_,...., ror ,,...,,,., ldo1oll-"°' or,,.. type or choot you'd origin•~
lypurch-. .
F"aetir AH•t tlle "'"'"'•••t "'•rf•e ~ ••
DEAR PAT: Wlllle on vacation this summer, -boUght
supplies and-a. Gotham . Industries Ice .chest. w .. placect. the
chest In the back seat on top·ot everything, lncludlng our
clothes. It leaked fi ll over the cer 5'at and ,the ~IOlhes', pJ~s . ·DEAR PAT: l'marecenthlghschoolgraduateand I would
-'llng the food we'd stored In It. I wrote to Golr..m;bUt was llke to look Into Joining the Merchant Marine. What Is required,
not given the courtesy.I"• raply. I finally phoned and was told and where can I get all the Information I need to apply? thlltth<I Ches1·1s· OOI QWrantffd; but lllet It woUld b8 t61>1Ked'lf' ... · · · ' ... · · · · · · · · · · · ' lo.. E ., COrona del Mar
I -nt to Santa Fe Springs to pick It up, I said that after all the You ••ed •· wrttten PfOllllM of a Job rrom an A.,.rlcan ohlpllfng
Inconvenience.a new one· Shoulct be m.lled· tO me. ·Gotham's·· ·company or m•tttlme uNori~ ._ ...... of 100 ~·ton• or more, In
representative finally agreed to thl1 after dem-ndlng an euct aupport of your eppllMlk>ft ... tuuance,of an orttfnel eppllutlon In
'· ,descr1ppon and serial number or-chest. l IHI llk•wrltlng to ""' Men:h•nt Marine. 1111ar ,.._,.,.. "'"' epp1y .IO d•JI prior to ' . ,
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~t could tum out to be a longer.running
radio show than ~ and·Andy'is the
nonstop chatter of CB-eql,lipped truckers. like
Jim Allen of Paramount, stopped In lrvine·~or
a faw minutes of 'modula'titin' (left). The box
lhllt carries all the conv8tSat1on:/oo1cs·1ike
the one a/:/ove -some-pla/ner and some fancier.
. •: ~ ... ,,,, .:t ;r • . "-.. .; \., . t 1! ;111 ... I .. ~ ; .
t !
" ~mplifiera ate called "boots" in
CB Jangua1e. fearing a visit
from ••uncle.Charlie''. (the FCC)
moat CB radio owners ''go
barefoot."
ANTENNAS such as "super
~·· and ,fteeption amplifiers,
called ••eani, "! are legal and their
me ts widespread. 1bere ·are a
'variety of other accesaorieS, all
with esoteric names. which also
enhance the operation of the
radio.
Dave Wood, 19, co-owner of
Saddleback CommwlicaUons, a
ahop specialising in the sale and
imtallafion of CB radios, says it's
possiP,let-to, s~nd up to $500 on a
Wlil...1i • '\ $' "ft•sjjust11),i~e buying an ex-pe~~~ receiver. The
mor~-'y;.you spend the more
sens(tiwt ,it.~ will be and the
cleaner,it v.:111 sound.'' he ex-
plains.
Although he is in business to
sell radios, Wood sometimes
views his enterprise with mixed
feelings. "The problem is that all
of the channels are becoming
crowded. 'Kids walk in here with
150 bucks and I ask myselt
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whether l should sell to thein..
Kids need educatiOI\ in the use ol
the radios."'
The problem, in tact, is trying
to break into the chatter. Even
;with 22 ~hannels Cone is reserved.
for·emergencies) it's hard to get
a word in edgewise. t
According to the lateSt FCC re.
gulatlons CB u'sers are to limit
their talk time to fiVe minutes.
then wait for anpther minute
before making anoth er
transmission. ·
Most CE operators believe a
recent relaxation or the rules al-~
lows use of the band for socializ-
ing and treat it that way. But
Crawford malnt.ains that just
isn't so.
''The rules say that it ts out a
hobby service,'' Crawford -points
out. However, the regulations do
permit use of the band by any
licensee over the age o( 18 "lo
facilitate personal 'or business
activities.''
Just what that means is un-
clear at the moment, according
to ab FCC aide who says "the ex-
act interpretation hasn't come
out yet."
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· Mperatlon. Other requirement• Ind Information mey be re4'uested by
wrttlng to Officer In Charge, Marfne Inspection, Room 2033, 300 S.
Feny St., Terminal llland, CA 90731. Peraon1 •••king • first berth
polftlon with no experience or training might conalder contacting the
H•rry Lundenberg School for Seamanship, 675 Fourth Ave.,
Brooklyn, NY 11232. Run by the Seafarer•' International Union, this
,,.am Off•r• employment to a limited number ot lnexp91rlenced
hlgtl.a;chool graduatea In one ot the unskilled entrance jobs, and It ....
... ,In upgrading their rating1. A similar program for workers with
....,related tr•lnlng or experience la ev•ll•bt• through th• N1tlonal
Mllrtt(me Union, Joseph Curr•n Annex, 346 W. 17th St., New York, NY
10011 .
o AR PAT: About two months ago I hadacallfromaotrl ~ ,'tk:kets to a volleyball demonstration to raise funds for l/il:(iii'"i\il~•S. The t ickets were $7 for a family admission. This
·ti:iJle,IP.)OCtoberat Orange Coast COiiege, I think. I wasn't
cJ!~liiome when the tickets were to be delivered, so I left
· ~y mailbox with the name or the payee left blank
.,,,c'buldn't remember the initials of the organization.
The' etsiwere to be left In my mailbox, but I forgot to check
for \hem until after mall delivery the next day, and they
weren't there. We had a substitute mailman and he probably
picked uP the envelope ift error. My check was cashed by the
American Junior National Volleyball Association, and 1· 6.! real·
ly llkl'to be able to get another ticket, but I don't know wh.,re to
request It. G.S., Newport Be.ch
You had a few of the det•ll• mixed up. but another tlck•t I• being
Miiied to you. Th• volleybell •ihlbltlon, sc:heduted Nov. I at Ip.;:.. at
Orange Coaat College, ta Mlttg apon•Ck•d by the Orange Coum\
VoNeyball Aeaoctatlon. Spokeamen DorUlr••n ••Id that fUndtl r1IH4
wlA M doneted to th• U.S. women'• Ju111f'or n1tlon•I team, wftlch 11 In
tnlnlng with the 9011 of P11rlJclpattng In Olympic competition. Ticket
IOllcltM&ona for Ihle ... m were rMde by '•l•phon• only.
I
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:l'•Clpl •• . ' '
Jobs· Unlin1ited
U '°" ba•e a Jll'C)l>lem~· -••• ~to nua for Ulp. eall M-
tloo Cenlor'a Information aad at
:!30-&TIO, lllld you will bo_. tollli-
agenc?' or person to assist ID eolvlna YOlll" pro-
blem.. .
An lnteresllng pooltlon for someone with
executive ability or organizational akllla b of-
fered by the March of Dimes. 'lbi5 acency Is
seeking someone in each city to bead the
••Mother's March'' in Januat)'. lt im't too ear-
ly to be thlnklnJ ·-the camDallJI, ao j111t call to find out what lhejobent..U..
Many volunteer opportunllel are on ft\e In
the VAC office. It wcirb with more t11an 200
a1encie. lD the Weat Orana:e County are11 and
Jual a sampllllg of oncolnl needa are: VIJ!ton ln convalescent homes, workers in boy1'
clubl, hospital aid,., clerical helpora and
tutors. Just tell the VAC your backeround, in-
terest and time available, and it will rmd the
volunteer job that will give you 1ailsfactlon.
For information about any of-t.be.....op._
portunitie1, contact the Voluntary Action
Center at 960·3312 or 530-2370.
ToYo-Bealtlt
T ennis Toe
Besides teDDIJ elbow, another poaalble
result of long houri on the tennla court ia ten-
nis toe-eometimes rcalled jogger's toe. The
abrupt stops a player makes on the court
thrusts his toes against the inside or the toe of
his Cootgear. Injury is particularly likely to oc·
cur if his shoes do not have adequate toe room.
The pulling force of his sock.a adds to the p~
blem.
The burden of the thrust ta usually taken
by hi~ big toe and the one next to it. and it is
not unusual for the toenail to break loose from
its bed, crack transversely and break~ away
completely. .
Tennis toe can be prevented by wearing
properly fitted shoes with ample room in the
toes. Wear two pairs of socks -one thin pair
inside thicker, more cushioned ones -or stuff
cotton in the toes of the shoes.
In most cases, the damaged toenail will
frow back, allhough it will be sensitive and
unsightly during the process. If, after you
have lost a toenai l, there is pain, redness or
swelling, you s hould have your doctor look ~t
it immediate ly .
Belpfor ¥ou
Tree Tips
Trees do a lot. They provide beauty,
shade, wood produ.ct.s\paper and much more.
Yet they often are tax~n for granted -and
treated poorly.
According to USDA's Forest Service,
many ~pie unknowingly cause damage to
trees they want to preserve. In a new booklet,
the service suggest.a:
.-Normal lawn and aaklen care can
cause inj_ury or even death to the trees in your
yard. Be sure to keep lawnmowers1
snmyplows and so forth. well away from trees
so that trunks, branches and.roots are not eut.
Use only small hand tools to clear grus and
aeed.11 away from trees -and use these tools
carefully. Decay and 'disease can sneak
through any tree injury and affect the whole
tree.
-Too much fertillaer and pesUcide also
can harm your trees. Be sure you buy lawn
and garden chemicals that are not toxic to
trees. U1ethem only u directed.
-Improper pruning also injures trees -
. disease can enter the tree throu&h dead or dy-
ing stubs. Cut dead or dying branches down to
a short stub. Then cut off the stub even with
the trunk of the tree. The tree can then protect'
itself by growing calluses over the stubs.
· DiVision Budget Up. ,
SACRAMENTO CAP) -The state's eon·
sumer affairs division-bas real Power now and is
no longer Just ''a letter writing club," sayg its
chief.
Taketaugu Takei, director of the Department
of Consumer Affairs, said his bud&et has doubled•
and the Le1i1lature gave him new powers tbal
will brlng his department "out of lim bo.''
Takei credited Gov. Edmund Brown: Jr., who
appointed hi'm. He made bis comments last week
-in -department summary d new !•WI affect l.pg
consumers. . ' •, .
<,I. 118 said Brown boooled hll bud1et from
"75tOOO to $958,000. And the Legislature voted the
department new powers, including the power to
initiate legal proceedings~
Beauty Studio
Cut & Curl Special!
For men & women!
Cut it for style, perm it
for texture! Reg. 14.50 blow
cut witP. Fe rrnodyl conditioner,
now 11.00 Reg. 35.00 Fermodyl
Ondulation®, the perm that
conditions while It curls!
Now only 25.00. (Includes
cut) Lo!}g hair slightly ·~ blgher on both specials.
Mantcus.t .• Podtcureo
F-2.o Eloctrolyoto
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COtwd Pumo Otvon. -and Pi1c11or --Sloolo. ~ Art G-C:.bl,_ Pub~ Tie 8ec:k Hall Treet.. Fem nj Planl 8t8ndl. Wil flA Colt
·Scultles. M•hoo•nv Glass Front China Cabinets.
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MONDAY
OCT. 13, 7:30 P.M. ,,...-.,I .• C 1 ,, ••• ?13
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A FAMILY POSES IN SOD DUGO UT IN CUSTlll'COUNTv, Nl!I ., 11'2
-Grtd SY91•m Of SUrv•yM•de1'0-1·•1bl.-?~v•t• F•rma (lrnl"HiJJllDrBrU;S.
Here are twO
·perm-specials--
too good for · C..r•n "rt N-...,.er -Pare 7
Why U.S. Is 'G,ridded' us to keep
. bottled up.
La Maur 'Lemon Aid' perm g 66
Reg. 12.50, now only • • • .. • • • Tiit• ii the 11venlh fn a 1me1 of JI Court••· by
New1paper .arll.cle1 written fur the nation'• bicmtlMIQ.l
. and ezploring theme• of tM Amnicon l1rru1 Forum. In
thi.s. article Prof. :John B. Jock.tort of Haroord Un,t>n'fttll t
.and the Univer.tity of Califcmda, Berkells/, ~ICVCffl tM or~nimtion of the unHttltd landl of Amnica into.a grid
pattern. and the relationlltip of auch. a pattern to our no..
tionol ideolJ of !~and eqvalit».
By JOHN B. JACKSON PntMMt, uc ........ , ... .....,..,.
Whoever has nown over any part of the United
States weal of the Allelhenles bu 'seen the vast
landscape of rectanllel and squares that extend•
beyond view in every direction. Even when we fiy
over desert or mountain some traament of tbla. rec·
tangular layout iJ usually vi9'.ble: a faint trail or •
fence line or a solitary 1quare field.
It is an ama11D11peotacle, without lta equal in
extent anywhere elae in th1 world, a &rid patleni'ot
fields and roads and towns th.at covei:a more than
two-thirds of the United Slates. U evet there )W'as a
national landscape thlJ is it.
Who created it, and why? A common explana-
tion ts that it ts the result of lar1e-sce.le real estate
promotion over the yeart. B,ut.it waa actually creal·
ed two centuries aeo, in 1785._ When lH'e new republic
acquired all the vacant land between the old col·
onies and-the Mississippi.
In order to open this Northwest Territory to set-
tlement and organize its administration, the Con-
tinental Conaress authorized tbe national survey,
dividing the entire territory into sections or square
miles, with the lines running due north and south,
and east and west. A5 Uie United States expanded
westward the grid S)'ltem wu imposed on all the
· country aa far as the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific.
IT LOOKS LIKE a very simple way of orc~niz
ing landscape for future occupancy, and it is.·And
because it is so simple, so rectangular, and so
monotonoua Cat least from the air), many
Americana are unaware· of the radical social
philosophy behi,nd tt. It wu a landscape destined
to, promote equality and independence amo!ll those
who settled in the new territory. Largely inspired
by Thomaa Jefferson, the grid system represented
a new relationship between men and the land.
The practice of dividing land into squares or
rectangles is, of course, far older than the
American trid system. There were grid systems in
Egypt and Rome and ln Japan; there were even
small grid landscapes in medieval England and
France and: G'ermany.
It has been favored for several reasons. Fas t
and easy to lay out, it can be expanded indefinitely,
and it maku location and description very precise.
It also makes supervision and control of the popula-
tion relatively easy; these reasons -except for the
last -explain the grid system's Popularity in
pioneer America.
A.JS a consequence grid landscapes on a small
scale took hold in colonial America in the middle of
the 18th century, a good generation before the re-
volution.
Many developments at the time made the old
community-centered landscapes unsatisfactory.
The worst of the Indian wars was over and people
no longer saw the need for living in compact, de-
fensible settlements.
Also, tens of thousands of immigrants were ar-
riving in North America -Scotch-Irish and
Germans and Welsh. They'had no liking for those
tightly knit communities of the native born where
everyone was fixed to a prescribed place and had to
aupport the one establi.shed church; they wanted no
part of the old hie'rarchical system. "
Nor should it be overlooked that colonial
America in those years und~ent an {mportant re-
lieious experience. The so-called Great Awakenint.
led by Baptist missiooaries, developed in many
people an awareness of an individual emotional · ·
ner life tb1t 1eemed to demaad Independence from
thecommunity'e moral control. FortheflntUmeto
many people there came a need fOC' private life.
La Maur 'Caprice' perm 12 66 Reg. 17.50, now' only.... •
All ptnrw lnc:ID 1h1mpoo, set and hair tr!m-~yled
UlrcuU ••ttL Tinted, bleached or long hair 1hghtly hl1her.
Ol'ENSUNDAY BEAUTY SALON &EVES. TOO
Appointment.not fmR alwa)'I Meded. but
............ u.. .. , '! , • I Your Wudl Chars.a!I. • A & a;:
COSTA MISA 14MOH
HENCE THE OLD .Wage-cenlered laadac1pe
il'edUf.liy broke up, and 1 new clus oY land _:c....;;o:;
speculatdra arose -men (or companiM) who
H llACH n
bou1bt larce tracts ol wlldernau from the provln·
clal covemments and sold them off to anyone 1'bo
bad the money or credit to buy them. Georce
Washington was one such land pi;omoter. It was
· eaay lo measure off squares on rectanlles of, aay,
160 acres, regardless of. how they varied In topo-.
ir•phy, lay out a rouah grid of roads or paths, and
advertise for settlera.
'1 A simple 1arrangement, and one which we
mOOem Arriericans are very familiar with. But con·
sider how new it must have been to.the youna settler
of two hundred years ago! He asked no one's
permission to move in on the new land ; there were no
religious or social qualifications. He could choose
any piece of land he could afford to buy, and he could
aell it if he wanted ~Futhermore in this new
(See G RIDS, P11e 118)
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• whether~he problem la premature
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dysfunction, ejaculatory incompeter>-
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
OCT. 25 & 26·
MEWPORTER IMM
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~Reglslratlon ~St be recelve\I by October 20 or a late lee o(S 10 will be required.
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No 'Buni Steers' Here ..
Tloe _ _..,":.t.:t..W::: I wortied
wie't oil lloat ..... but" -.... Kiiied -... U.Ojabthot ilt ~ ii~ a live .-will md uP at twofldl1 dlilud_bal_of_ilttbeeooler.
l .UU cilD't believe tbetime factor. I cer-laiDIJ' •• lmpr-. l 1mqine the -..
... too. • '
Cine ttdq about -tint cm Ille l:lll lloor
In ..:P.ct!ns plant. uni.,. )'Oll've·aot cast Iron
In 'l<Nr llOmacb, hi tbal --'t wt more tlwt Ill •O<ODda. Even if 1'JU have that Uning, If,.,...,.. at all 1eas1t1 .. about the kllllnf af
anlmala (and I really amJ, you wcm't ut
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elthii!r. Wily I did, I 1WI don't -· I'm so -lltlft;-T"tlftell)lhe"'VM'IMI rita to a f!T-
before 1watUnr It. .
I nearl;\' didn't mate It tb:ouih the first
llcJUz'. fjZ beC1u1eofmy1toptadlor because of oeoil'I ylj,yJ ·bu~ because I brougbt egg Hiid? ci-u mylund/. lreallyrotsomed!J1y
!Doka. You Just don't bring egg sandwiches mto
'8btillnesawberemeati5klog. ·
, Betides. we never really had a lunch hour.
~ -.Westartac1.at.,.a,m .. anc1.worteckhrougbunW-
we·ended each day's alaugbterin1about1:30
in the afternoon. But we did have a mid· mor~ coffee break and that's when · 1.
flnllbeil my.lunch each <hoy.
Our coffee breab were quite unusual. I've
been on-thousands Of them over the years but
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the nve I sat in on that week were the only
ones where the coffee drinkers almost con-
tinuously kept their hands in motion.
1 The men devoted their time to sharpening
their knives on small stones. A r azor-sharp
·knife is absolutely essential on the kill noor.
Knife or no knife, I really wasn't much of
a killer. I only bopped one steer in the head. I
did that because it was expecfed of me and I
was being watched by my buddies.
I SPENT MOST of my time bringing in the
animals Crom outdoor pens, 10 or 12 at a time,
into indoor corrals. Then, as needed, I'd move
two or three at a time up the narrow walkway
that led to ·the door that led to the •'stunner
gun'! that led to the big pasture in the sky.
A• "stunner gun" -and I suppose all
paclilnf' .plants have· thein -look!f pretty
much like ~ i.P,agine a 25th century ~ket run
would. · . ·
It fires a projectile 4l1though the bullet re-
aJly isil 'f a b'uJlet. The gun operatesJike a ball
point pen. Bti.t in ·this caSe, the "point•• is in
and out of the animal's skull -probably
penefraiing.Iess than an inch -in a fraction of
a second. Generally the 1t'eer goes right down
and dies within a minute.
Because of federal regulations and
because a .federal meat inspecJ.br is always
there in the kill room, you don't use b.µJ.ets on
any ahimal in which the tongue or cheek meat
will be processed. You often do on bulls but not
on.steers, cows, heifers or calves.
A federal inspector is the absolute boss in
a packing plant. His\l'ora is law. l~ be doesn't
like the way your sbdfil8ces are. tied, he can
cl<f8e you down. He checks the animal organs
for disease as weu ·as seeing that a plant is
alway1 clean.
The second morning I started to slip on the
white smock J had worn the day before. It was
a little dirty and a little bloodstained but real-
ly not all that bad.
I never got to the first button. I was told,
••we've eot plenty or clean ones, Dan.'' .
· Aft.er an animal goes down -at least in
that plant -it was hoisted on a chain by its rear
legs and bled. Then the head and hoofs are re-
moved. The hide comes off. Still hanging, the
The
ultimate in ' • maternity
Beautifully alive is this exqui-
site dress for daytime or
evening With meticulous de-
tailing of triple stitching -. -
circling the ,lleck. the cuffs.
the' hemline -; and formi~g
the tucked front. The close·in
looi<" of the sleeve on the
small yoke·lets one feel pe·
tite. Dramatic Black and
Wbite · crepe polyester.
$60.00.
South Coast Plaza
Upper Level Near 8j.1lk:Jck'~
557.5734
Alsb avallattle at O,'-!r PAGE ~OY
BOUTJQUE S IN ROBINSON 'S,
N~rt Beach and Cerritos.
'
Dmllll 11 •gen WASllINGTON (t)Pf) L. A ...cllt&l uami,._
--be ... -, ... _about to i.., a urctu-bmciu•hmatra.,._a_lool beariq·ald under a re-
"l'eally 1barp ..,,....tars r I!!' " the eetnl!I-.Wallm propoM<I by the
Tbat'awberelaboae. • 'Food and Dru1 Ad· I wu the -atorol af'Lpl.., llalnl-ml'lll!ratlon.
atffl cart, the talset for tbe Olll,ralll. I called A 1overameat fuk my tbiee-wbeeler my U~ .. GW.1' !Giit f e e tlDI
Wason.> With it foadoll toe-ltJ', 1'4 ..,...,1 ; • 1!:!:1 ~=~.:i. .....
It out the back d4'0r and b-the ccmteotl 'commended lut week
to ~Callon drumo where tM7 were picked up that FDA iuue a,'relUla·
>by the renderlni plant u;ui;t. tKb day. I also llm requlrlnl "meilical
earned out the beads ODd ' *"8ced out the dearaJlce before an In·
blde;-AU!O RAD .-Job. operating the ~d.~ual la sold a bearlllg
blibpressurebotwatslMloe.Eacbtlmeaateer Tbe FDA said Its pro.
wufinlsbedofl,it waamyjoblocleantbearea. poul, to be Issued In the
-Thefe?S""always-ap-odor-OD tbe kill floor:...7hat ne'lr""'future, would--reo
odor plus the steam created by the-bot water, qui re medical exams
are iwo of at least 5 milHcm. TeaSODS why a within six months priot
workeJ;";sstomacbneedsC"astiron. · to the sale of all bearine
Once the halves were thoroughly cleaned, aids ''to assure that
they were wrapped in heavy muslin (to pre· medicai..ly treatable con.
vent 1hrinkage) and trloyed along the con-ditions which may affect
veyor track to th4 cooler. bearing are identified
I'm sure larcer plants do the job in less and treated before an aid
than 12 minutes1 but those 72Q seconds s~ is purchased.••
make me shake ~Y head in amaz~ent. Per!IOns over age 18
What does a guy do when be leaves the could waive the ex·
plant at 2 o'clock and his lunch has been gone · amination if none of
for four hours? He hits the nearest re1taurant. seven specified warning
He orders· roasi beef or a bambutgei' . ..._ signals is evident, in·
anything to keep the meat industry aijye.and · eluding JU,Ch symptoms
be al thy. as acute dizziness or a
Daniel Halligan ia .a retired nno"p:apermun who foreign object in the ear,
IDOf'k«iat J32 job" in three yto.rs -a.sking ond ~ttmg no· FDA said.
~ treotmnit -u the bo..m of thir column, about tM ·---------
kind of ~plout.s we..o.U take tor mmttd. TM column will
cootinw.aa long. a.r M caa kttp finding nevi join. R<a<kn ·
with qwJtiona.ond comments may writt to him tn ~'-of
the Dalli/ Pilot. For peraonai replies enc~ •l!Jm~. •elf·
. oddre11tdenvelope.
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
642•5818
Speed Ups
1975 Road
Kill Score
SACRAMENTO (APJ
-More persons are dy-
ing on Caiifornia streets
and highways this year,
and the state's highway
patrol chief says it may
be because motori~ts are
driving faster.
The CHP said last
week that 3, 122 persons
have died in traffic acci-
dents in California so far
this year. That's an in-
crease of 7 . 9 percent
over the 1974 total or
2,893 deaths for the same
period.
"This could be the re·
suit or decreasing com-
pliance.with the SS mile
per hour speed limit,"
said CHP Commissioner
Glen Craig. "Speeds are
greater on less congest-
ed. roadways, which fs
where the fatality in-
crease is most ap-
parent."
RESEii YE NOW
.. Alpoca11 SHpptn
NOMPHU
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UMITID 9UANTIT11S
71 hp Tll x... ,
hh9"y Mo•. I
FIESTA FOOTWEAR
FASHIOM ISLAND
644-0424
RUFFELL'
Ul'H9LST~RY
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OCT. 15th
HAUOR AUAS MIWEST
~IVATIF~ • • •
MINIMUM ~~IPS
STILL AVAii.AiU .. RESAIEUUi
CHARTER 't.eutlaSHIPS
$500 • RIGULAR MEMIHSHll'
$!50 '
6 MOlllhs ~ DHs
Untll Oct. I 5111 ·•· Finl c-First Sen•
CALL HOW
642-2000
.JCPenney
Beauty Salon
·Penn sale. There's one
· just right for you.
And your budget
Sale16.88
Reg. 22.50 plus cul The Helene Curtis
'Uniperm· for a soft, casual curl. Gives hair
bounce and body. Haircut and set included.
Sale14.88
Reg. 17.50 plus cut. The Helene Curtis
'Phase 7' perm. Gives hair a more definite
curl; has special conditioners for strenglh
and shine. Cut and. set included.
Sale9.88
Reg. 12.50 plus cul. The 'Balsam Plus' perm
has unique conditioners for added strength
and luster. Haircut and set included.
Arcadia
""ante Hills
Whittwood.
Carson Downey
• Sale prlcet elfectlvo througll
'Sunday Oclober 191h.
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Reg. $520. Sale $416. 14K gold 2-pc.
Wedding set of diamond and sapphire.
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Save s21
Reg. $105. Sale $84.
Single diamond
cocktail ring in
14K gold setting.
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Save s130
Reg. 5650, Sale $520.
Di a11io nd wedding nng
set in 14K gold.
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Save10.50
Reg. 52.50, Sale $42.
Earrings of 14K gold
wilh diamonds.
Save 534
Reg. $170, Sale $138.
Bridal s1et: engag~
ment r g in 4 prong
tilfan setting.
Saves42
Reg. S210, Sale $168.
Insert ring in 14K
gotd sett ing with
8 diamonds.
Saves75
Reg. $375, Sale $300.
Men's 14K gold ring
with '7 diamonds.
Saves140
Save 546
Reg. $230, Sale 5184.
Cocktail ring. Total
weight '/.I carat set in
14K gold.
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Saves10
Reg. $350, Sale $280.
Insert ring with 10
dia mond s in
14K gold setting.
Save s2s
Reg. $130, Sale $104.
Men's diamond ring in
14K gold setting.
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Save s209
Reg. $700, Sale $560. Reg. $1,045, Sale$836.
l 4K gold heart Ladies' ring with ¥4
pendant with carat diamond in
24 diamonds. 14K gold.
•1t1ustrations enlarged to show details.
Sale prlceterlective lhrough Saturday October 251h.1975. ,_
ARCADIA CANOGA PARK CARSON DOWNEY FULLERTON
HUNTINGTON BEACH LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH
NORTHRIOGE · ' ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENtE HILLS
RIVERSIDE SAN ·BERNARDINO VENTURA WHITTWOOD.
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Vikki Carr, who beadliDed the St. Joseph Hoopital benlfit
d1nner dance, played to a capacity crowd in the &rand
ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel.
Htr 1electlonS, she said, would tell the ·•11tory ol •
woman," and she revealed that much or it "was baaed oa
pel"IOllal experience." Molt of the number• were IOllCI
whieh1he bu made popular. Vlalbly Ured from a just completed tour, the star, wbo
wu barely audible at times, alsosbow.ed. si&ns of a recent ii-
.... She expla~ she wu aufferinl from muacl• 1puma
m the throat •Dtt Jokingly said that before ·•h• fiplabed, .... omw lbe probably would sound like Andy Devine.
At the cloee 1be was presented a spr•Y of ?Wee by Sandy
Berwick (at left>, chairman. GuuU-.njoying the hooted coeirtait party which preceded
dinner and dancing to Nelson Riddle's Orchestra are
(above) JOlepb Mccormick, vice preoldent of tbe bolpltal
foundation, ~nd Mrs. McCo<mick, and (below) Dr. ••d Mrs.
Eu1ene Spmtua of Newport Beach.
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wAN wo.mr. a.vs: Daft :T:i: 1 • -=::rai.-:t~~~:r: .. 11!-··=
OIL D, ID Ge Ahpoc• Ia. llaot "lo La7ll Joq "will 111 W ' ~::: =::"e.ac11 clllll for a ,7 p.m. '7 • • ~ Oet 1Jt IDtbe-1lonle1cblnll. •
••zn:-;. for tho Ne•~J~::=~i
. :=-:.:::.:...~~to x.:.. Claytanl'I
111AlllaD Pedro Circle, FuunLalD Vallq,lll'IOL . •
''. GlftBOXONPAaADB:TbeannualCbrill( ::t1:::. ' wW bl pnHl!ted ID tho lobby ol HOii om ·
'_,,_._.IO Wedn~llD'fdal~Ocl, ~17,_ -· • ' -7.;;Diinci by tho -·• 1 .. xlttary, the bolpllal ftl!i'-
.-11-tothepublic. '
AllOaATIOH 1'0ll NEUEOLOGICALLY llANDICAP1
PSD aftLDEEH: G111 WUll, cbalrmu al opeelal ~
grama et PUii-Hilb Scbool, wW be tile guaot !f'9I for1ile Oran1e Counl1 CblpC.er meetlnl at i p.m • .,...,,..
c1e7, Oct.15, ID lile SantaAna-Tultin Comm1'iil!J Holpllal, ,
~u;ptc will bl Effective Teacblnl Stra~ for
IMiillill Dlaibled ~ •
DUnY Wll'IGI: Ptcwpeetive membero ue ID¥1ted to a
buffet dinner Thursday, Oct. 18, ID the El Toro bome ~11.n.
Stanley Shaw. Member1hip ii open to any former
st.wardeu. lnformatloo LI available from 11n. Hite
Pollem, lilil-1009.
AJIBIUCA.N ASSOCIA'llOH OF RETIRED PERSONS: A
film about Yooemite will be lhown for the Huntlngton Beach
ebaDler at 1 p.m. Wednelday, Oct. 15, ID Murdy Park
Caal«, Huntlngton Beach. A baUar and bake11le are planned for Nov. 1 at Murdy
Part. Al.lo that day, a t11rl<ey dinner will be served at 4 p.m.
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U.\GUE OP WOID:H VOTERS: A report Oil a l~y lllUd¥ al the ExecuUve -ol the federal governmmt
will be preoented during a general meetlnl at 9:30 a.m. I
Tbllrlda1, Oet.11, at the Newport Harbor Luth~ran Cbureb. )
WllUam Schonfeld, uaodate professor ,of poliUcal adonce
atUCI, wW speak on the Presidency. Tbe ftnal vote for ccmaensus OD reform needed In the ex-
-" brooch will take place at unit meetlDP the week ol
Oct.27.al.
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11C)UTB COAST ltJNIOllS: A public seminar on rape will
take place at 7:30 p.m. Tbunday, Oet. 16, ID the Fountain
Valley community Cen\er. .._
The progr1m will include a sp1aker from the .-oontaln
Valley Police Department, Ma. Suzanne Sbaw of t!>e Or ans•
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Counl1 Dlatriet Attorney' a Office, Mo. JoAnn Herald of tho
· Public Dtfender's Office and representaUve1 of South
Or~County WomenAgalnatRape. A of the film "Lady Beware'' and a demonstra-
tlooalHlf efense will complete the program. . .
WPUS CHAPTER: A team al nutritional experts will 1'
speak for the chapter nieeting at 7:30 p.m. Tb\11'8day, Oct. ~
11, ID the Western Federal 8a\'inis ood Loan buildlnll, • , °'..... . I Tbepanel will include Dr. AnnemarieBalllDofCoronadel ·
:Mar and Mrs. Jeanne McGowell, Killion Viejo. Tbelr topic
will bl Health Hon.on.. .
The group ralaes f1mda for special researehon the dlaeue
Lupua Erythemalolus, beinJ cooducted by Dr. RaymondL.
Teplitz at the City of Hope. •
A11JDAHTES AtJXIUAJIY: Members will attelld the
1175 Children's Home Society Auxiliary COaveation Thurs-
day and Friday, Oet.16 ind 17, ID the Huntinaton Sber-
Hotel, Puadena. .
AllEIUCA.N ASSOCIATION OF t/NIVEBSITY WOlllBN:
Tbe Westminster-Fountain Valley Branch will meet atJ1!30.
a.m. Saturday, Q<t.18, ID the Cnluroada restaurant, Foun·
talD Valley, for a presealatlooonDr. Marlon Talbot, Olllof
the founders of AAUW. .
Reservations may be qiade with Mn. Paul Alkel.IOD,
15112Temple5t., Weatmlnoter. ,
·The Huntlngton Beach Branch will present an art lbow
and auction at 7 p.m. 8aturday, Oet. 18, at Huntington
Seacllff, 3000 Palm Ave., Huntioaton Beach. ·
Proceeds fro~ the auction, which is being 1ta1ed by the
Robert Sills Gallery of Loo Angole1, will bellefit the
fellowshtpe fund.
FIUENDS OF lrDIIIAIIY: The Fountain Valley l?WPwlll
baYe a used book and plant aale 8aturday, Oet. 111, at the library, . .
· The group will sponaor a library display of naptlna rfllD
from Jilarcaret .Krukenber& and hones from COnnle Goldade.
'YWOMBN: AmerlcanAlrllneswlllpre10lltaslldesbowon
Fall Foll .. ,durln1 the next meetlnl, at9:ll01.m. Thursday,
OcL 11,ID tKe YWCA liuilillillllD santa Ana. •
We ddings
Performed
On Coast
Best Friend for Keeps?
DEAR ANN LAND£111: l wu
etll•led to Clem fOl' lix monlhl.
I -· off with him -be wouldn't 1top drinklnl. Two
montlll .. o be promiaed to 11 .. !'I' the botU• forever If I'd lift bimonelufcbooce.1...-, Ann Landers
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Green-Hokanson
Michael Crall GreOll of Hunt·
ington Beach claimed Jill
Hokanson u bis bride during
ceremonies eonducted in the
First BapU1t Church of DOWiley.
Their parente are the Jack W.
HokllllSOna of Anabeim and the
Kite Greens pf Downey.
The newlyweds will reside in
Huntlngtµn Beach.
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Karen Lee Coco of co.ta Me1a
became tile bride of Ja-Slub
Jr.
Tbelr pareata are llr. and Mrs.
.NamloCoeo ol San a-eand
Kr. and Jira. Jamee Saub,
Aaahelm.
111• lltw17Weda wll1 live ID Al!•'*"'· "
grad a ale of Corona dol Mar Hllb-
Scbool where her hUllNIDd, an
alumnuaofUCI, teaches. _,
They will live ID Coroila· dOI
Mar.
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be abow1 up 1mellln1 .of
moutbwub, mlDU -an1lblal '° Tbe •blef P• 1eblatrl1t In·
try to fool me. Lut DiPt l -... _ UO tblJ "COUidn't bandle
Clem to l•••• me --~ tbe prablem" but be nnw did llnd a refeaie ftoom Ille PNGll ti
lng cerem.oniea conducted tn and con1lder himself LU· tl8 • wlaat Ute problem was. IU warped mind.
Pine Bluffs Part, C&ptstrano ..,. .. od'. -permaneatJJ." He ,,__,,...tiOD_'l!benthe
Ba Hid, "OK. Gi•• me -.... doelar-. "ll LI l_.ble to ·D.EAR ANN Luml:RS: I'm
y. · ring." · llllp --. wbo -'t want da"•• They are the daughter of Mr. 1 feel 1 abould -. the rlDI toliellelped." . -. a YOUD& man wbo 11 ·-.
and Mrs. Henry Burke of because I earned li?r'fi 1 -· We bop ~· our IOll will aood-lookln1; well·dre11::i Ne.._tBeacbandthelOllofthe di ~ 4 b .. ..., --~~-drfyea all expeul"' eat' FranltllnW Tuck Stockton. •-on .. wort . •-t fSOO, -·-·-'t-tobe always bu plellty of -to
. The bride I~ :",ri' edbate o(. Tbore muot be laWl --b m•~ BD1 -. He wears lpeod. Funny tblng la be cloom't Boucher-Mine Corona del Mar Hi 'School and things. Advlae me, ploue.-Ul'f· .'Ille olftr, dli'tl•t elotbu be •an .bave a ateadv job, jllll ~ 1 BURDENED fllld, .... Nnloot ~ al the ~ sa ' w--Yoko Mine, former Co1t1 barhuabandgraduatedfromEI DEA& UN: la __ ~ ,.llme,ood'WllUODthebamlof ew turdays ID •mm'lallap
M•an. and Tbomu c. Boucher Camino Hi i h Se bool , ~uelaw•--llloJM,J.tllo'~llll"""8. , Whenhefeelallltelt. '
were m1rrled In tbo Faith Sleram.,to. womuillllot_lloe....,.M.,. W•-•mlddle-ellu,~b-Ihatetobenooybec-he'aa
Lutheran Cbureh, RI-• The newlywed• will live In ·-~--"· .._.., neat date, but I'm --Tbelrparenta are llr. and Mrl. HuntlnslonDeacb. mubnabllle-••'la. ·---· baft 11-bim biaeaohfiow,wblch---llldeaorl Miao of Kobe, l-1••• ea1e, YOU •relto l~• cif1'1ftood...,.our-. less. Ican'tflsureoutwbonlt
and Mr. ood Kn. Huald 0 . ••• ..,..."::.ta~ -.... tllo ...... , =·~~~~--it! <om•from.-KONI!:Y~ BoucbarofGroue_.Woodl, HalnH-Ellenberger .,..._, fMltlU._ii:t_ • DBA& COHCEaNBD: ._
Mlcb.llr.andMr1.0•PCol· RobertDonHalnellr.clllmed DlllAR AM1' LAMDDSi We :WlllatU&webncj=··=-.... lalltlllilllll ... ...
fey of Costa MeH wera ber Katherine Louise Bllmber .. t u . baff a 11·1UNll4 -- -' tft-DmllAUQRT p :I ..... fr-. l .. ...
••• l)IOl!IOrl, biabricleduilngceremon!eolDthe '.tin~.._,. allM DSAS P&aaNT11 B1 '! JW -lllr« -iii*
Leach--'Ones i{y~0 ~:tv~r:i!f"!'r9h~ First Ullited Methodist Cbun:b, 5f~J~8:~ =: =••t,f .::, ';r .. t..: r:.•·111!eU.:.r?'°cl'.::.:-::
a .Marl<PreabyterlanChurth, ~:!t~1!:~~~l~e.fr~:.!:'t~ ~"":ride, d1ugbter of the ~....,.iar ~!""",,..,.•ta •11•1 11•.-•nk ... ,., ::'::.'\:,:::4'••,, .........
•"lMt Be_.,b wu LbJ ,_..,':J Ed1ar M. Ellenbergers of -·· -• "' •-•• lie II lln11• ... -•• •II' 6--· . tr,~~efll~0111'ln•1 ~am =.":':. make their -. Ill Hl«hland, is a1 graduate of ,_ llU It (drunk or ltnstf., 11th .. U JW lln9 • W -Do Jou feel awlcword, Hit
--· • -.. uu • AlbrlsbtCollege'Readlllg Pa lull llltW -et wltb Ille -:=-"!:•., ••• ·:-.... --~ lOGeiyf Wei ..; ltsill . Hor luabood ia a Jtaduate of membon al the famll)', _,_ • It. 'l'lle p 'ttaa •01 the club. There'•. help f:;:: ID
'l'llllr are tbe daullll« and""" " •" Wlltmlaotet Collefe Salt Lake carec:.LI <••'-" be ... , 11111t le 1111111etlll•I ••r• Illa a Ann Looderw'abooldet. ''Die ir., al Iii. aad Jira., lla7 -.i.r , T' .... ;.. 8 ... _ City and tbe Iii f' school of the "rl t one' >, bas -a a 1a 1 wllsal.' to "-11111111• a.-90._ 111 ·-Jl'.alJlf~Beli:hand , .1 'u,._,. u,-'l'lle!>loi1, Denver. HiA partnta Pl~ l~U-,-to flSMl .. ,dars ........ eolll wllil :roar l'9IPIUt ...a 0..1.~b,Coroaa_!l!Mar. Bonnie Jtatbleen Burke u1'Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. ·~!'--~~~··~to ........ ....., ... "a-. =~mped, 1e1t........,J·
' N w•~ WliO ~ .....,ltilJlll-lik~=·~~IWll'tl1llf-coata-M_'whlr .. 111e "'---· --------·::•-....., _....,. __ ,... -to Alie • ......., -P.o: Or ... • Coaat Oolle1e, 11 a · 'l'llckorot ~lteiicliclur. 'DowlywedlwWllve, there. . 14ut--pra, ... ""1wlU Box1400,Elcln,lU.80JJD '· ;-.--•\ .. . . . __
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Bom a couple of 1enerations to late · Back home tn · Headquarters ·~ to be a h(ne MariAel Ma(ntenance SQuadron 48 of Marine
That la use 1reateot lament of Judy Air Group 46, Pfc. Judy~ Re'vlea Is.
Jtevlea, bom and bred a Costa Mesan. assigned ••weekend warrior··· duties
wbo h&I found honee and happine'ss assn administrative clerk at the Sab-
in the United Stites Morine Corps. • ta Ana Marine Corps AirStAtlon.
Al 19, she alre1dy bas done a six-SHE HAI pretty,m..;b stven up the
month stint of act1v~ duty . at Parris family home at •11 Hanilltoll St .•
Island, S.C., and th:e Marin~ Corps Costa Mesa for an apartmedt in
Excha.nae Management School at Oceanside .bes la lobbyina llJc:e mad
C.mpLeJeune, N.C. . for a full-time job in the but: atables.
The tripe to the Carolinas offered a al Camp Penclleton. ·
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eel attendlnl Orance Coast College own time> 81 a part·'ti.me trail cuide witbouteverownlnc~ownborse. wran~r and ''baby m.tter" for 45
1be boDUJ was ttte Chance to ri~e -horses and the Marlnea Y(bo use tbem1=;;:;;iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and care for -a whole bunch of at the base .. ·
bonela theba1e1tables. .{: "Horses· are my We,'! abe saya.
___ __£!,NG ' Id be fi In -· ''I wouldn't 1ive them up for
Nt1l'lll cou mer e anytbinf. • •
PtCT1nou1 ftllN•U NAMIUAT•M•MT • PUBLIC NOTICE
...!!".s~""'ne ,,,_....... ...... PICTITIOUSaUSIJllU
llil•lrfl'fv. Mii vt. a,.,. Wit ~I ITAT•M•NT . .. Newpart .. .:f\'4"'60 , TIM f.itMrlrtt perMM .,. ... rll
._ ... MIMM•: CllMMtM,c::~7 lMll ,.._., LA.'OUN.A CONSULTING
state of Carolina. accordin& to that ·You have to beUeve that when you
Marine r.ecr~.t. She~ lo.ved horses realize that -after ipendin& 12 to 14
all her life. Ever amee she was ;. ·hours 8 day moat '4a)'S (this la part·
'!hen ;~e put her.on a pony for the first time?) caring for the Camp Pe.odleton ~. chimes in her moth~.1-, Mrs. horses -ahe will often mount up on
Odis Reviea. · weekends to serve u a trail 1uide ·H~r parents took Judy to the pony through the mOuntainl of the sprawl· Tilll INM'*'I r.' ~-cl r, MM!-ll•vlCe, 11'1·C VI• 8-1'9 VII._, ell........ · ~HU ... C.llfornl•tllUI .;,.:--------1:. NIMIM • • L.111611 D9. ,,...rnl K•wr, 2111-CVito
ridea aro~nd Ora~ge ~ty at ~very ing Pendleton acres. o~rtun1ty1 but 1t wasnt until her Ahorseman'aholidayit1JJ.aybe,but
Manne Cc;>rp• days ~at she actua!IY Judy knows what abe wanll and 1he's
aot to beam developing her horsey m· willin& to put out the enerv to eoj~.
This st.""1111\I ••• fllM with "" =-Vitt.I. l.IOllM Hiiis, ,e.llfoml•
tereot.s. it Now ahe practically makes a career '
=~ f:r-of 0r.,,g9 COWlty 1111 (k,. Vlriml E. K•Mr, 11117-C Vt.I ~
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Publl$1'11d Orlntllf CO.It Dllty Pilot TIWI bullnHS Is tclftdutltd ti\' M ift.
Octobers, 12, 11, h,' 111s J161·fi 111"~L.ou1s 0. IC•sel"
T1lfs si.titment ••S flied wlttl thl
County o.n. °' OrM199 Col#lty Oii Ck·
of "hortlnl around." TOO BAD about the hor1le )larinH,
On a "'cent two-week trip to Fallon, though. . PUBLIC NOTICE
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NAMllTATIMIMT l"lllliHttwd Or ... c-st CMll"t "'lo(. 1'111fllltwll"' ,.,_ ..... ....,.. ........ Oct. 12, lt,H.atlll ...... 2, ,,,, .....,. -•:. .~Y'S MOl.I IN THI WALL, PUllUC NOTICE
Nev., for active duty trainlng ·under ''They disbanded the mounted
the l(arine Corpa Reterve program in Marine Corps units before World War w~ 1he's currently involve4, she II," she explatna, when the American
even managed to bor;row a horse from embassies were elOMd .J?. China.
a nei&.hborin1 ranch and to scour the "With women being 811owed to ban· Nevada deserts for the famoua wild die most other jobs in today'• Corpl, 1
bones of that area (she didn't find just might have made tt u a bone
1s11·w . 8•~•r SL, Catt• Miu, ·-~==;.;..:.:.:::..:.::..:.=..-!
Cfillllini• ' PtCT'lftOUI aUSRlflU • ltm11tl R. V1l8tct, 1106 H. IU.MllTATIM&NT .
any). Marine." ....,.,...., Fill...,._, C..llfof!H ....
l111rlcl It. Yeltlc:t, 11 .. N . ..!:".~"',..,_.,,_.,.._...
......,...le,F111--.,C.11twN&t»l1 soUT"HmAIT•NOttA'il•CO
Bus Tour .
Is Still
Tiiis business II c•flductN by• •SOUTH COAST T"OPHY i
......... P9rtl'lertMfD. co l." V•'--f. EH0"AYING • Tllll ....... nt w•I n1 ... '°""' .. SOUTH COAST NAME MDCM c:-tJo.nof.0r-..c-ir .. ~ co .. a ... l.ldl ... Lt-•~,_.
""'*rt7,tt7S. • ~~~.~c~tt O .. nc• ltffl .,......,. ' -· .. PYMllMCi Of ...... CMlt O.llr l'li.t, ~IN ~M, ~ ....,
S.~lt,a,MdOct.S, 11. ''''' a».fS Ttlls Minns ts cCllltuded bJ trt tf'lo . dlv!Gllll. -• ·PUBLI<; N011CB ...._.,.......... I Tflls -...mtnt -• fli.f "'ttl b p ·
fllCTITIOUHUllN•ll c.oi,Witya.rtofOrMOICoul'ltYIWIQo. opu ar
NAM& ITAT•M•NT kltltr 1• ms. . . ,....,,
. • ~ • ' PWblhf!M OrMtt CMlt Detty"'""" . .,.,.....,..._, ... 1191!•:111 ..!::,,~'°"''l'IO ... ,_ •• dolno llusl· oc.... s, tt, 1t.-. ins 11st·71
THE ... uaacK COMPANY, •Kl ·Prii:es niay h•V• gone·
w.w.-rt C•nt•t. or1v1, 1u11• ~ PUBLIC NO'l'ICB up. but the luided bus "'"°"' .. tct1,C1Ufontt•m.o "" tour is still one of the most SUHn K•r •ruMCI, 1'10 ....... ii1CTITIOUi 1u11•••· f ,....,... Or. ND. 114, N"""'°" ... , NAMESTAT•MENT popular way1 or the
c.allfiwl'll•m.o Tfl9f9fi.wtt11,.,.....,•dolfl9lllllf. tr.aveler On his own to &o
Tflh buslnHI ii COftduc:llll ...., IWI lftoo ,.. .. : 1• ... •ee!n In nf mill dl'i4alllt. O&NTAL oaVllLOPMEf"IT 8 gtl~ g u a ar
SwMfl K•Y ltrllliMk SYSTUIS, ... "°"-T~ ...... places.
• TfB .... n-.n\ ... 11114 Witt\ IN Nnfllort .. Ktl,C.llfomll'*' Goins by b"" m•-c::MMra...tlofOr.,..CWRty .. S.. Hllf'ltll M. tMlll,1'M""9¥' M ---...,~ms. ~ T...-.rt ~ • ......,. i6.iCi. you don't bavtt to worey
,,.llNll 0ret11t eo.11 ,,.,11 ~ c:.i~-,::o..., ... ,..,. ~ about getting lost, buck· ~ ..... OU..1,,Jt, It, 1t7S PONS_ .~J.!@t!!!'t .. ~_flllHetN&_DMO JD&: .traffic, findin,g park-... ~--=~a. ~"'''1!"'° inc spots. getting ripped PUBLIC NOTICE H9Nfd~M~ _ • off by a fa1t·buck
su,.,.,0111:COU"To,u.L1flllCMlN1A ~ ="-'·~~=-OP,erat.or or missing
couwnoflH:•••• .......,11,1f1s. IOIDethmg really impor-
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ll90'nC• 0' IMTI'""* TO s• Publl"*' °'""' cMit D9llY PHll. • "PL.,,.,,. AT '•NATE SM.• 51pt. 21,-.ainc1ou. s, 11, 1'11 _,.,, Licensed 1igbt1eeiog ~n.nt11111 et "-Nr.n · com · s •enera"" ~ IE•t•t• .• , CHA .. LIS L. ~·j pan1e D • UJ VJ.• ean-"" • · PUBLIC NO'DCE fer a wide variety of =C: c'!.~,i::1:: w ttw ..,_. l1Cf1t10Uiiu11Niii tO';JTS cov~ring major ..w.ctS14Mrlor°""11 -~1:o1. •AM••TAt••MT Points of interest and
1ws M:•a.~ .... .........,..,........,. TM .., .... "' ,.,_~ dlOlflll '*'!-provide a:uldea or tapes lllN ......... ., •••• tfl9 """"...,..., ....... : • • •
Duty Charge·d
On Mail Item· . .
BySTAN DEfAPIANE ,
• • "I'm having some clothes made In Hon(
Kong. Willl pax duty? Expenalvetosbip?"
· You pay dilty if you ship those clothes ev~n if you haven't used ilp your $100 free
11lfowance on your return. Most Hong Kong
tailors are sending clothes by air to Guam
where brokerll adapt the shipping cost to
American rates. ·
Figure it this way: An airmail letter of
one ounce costs us 13 cents in the U.S. -
which includes Guam. The ,;ame letter ·
direct to Hong Kong'coots 52 cents. You pick
up a lot of dilfe~ence in the Guam transfer. • • • "What's the cheapest way to get around
In MelClco?" ' The bus has put Mexico on wheels and
they're very very cheap. The first-class
bWies running on the highways are OK -
some are better than Greyhound.
••• -, • ..,., ... ,.,__,.,.... A_,a • PAIN • , .. ,s 1 1 to furnish commentanes
o1 ca.nn L. ...,., ~"''"· wu1 Mt!..._ l'eWIWa v•••r. a:11tonM and information on the But the second-class buses on back _.. • ,,,tvete, .... ,. tltl 111_... 11111 tr10I bl · ...,..,.....,eft, ..... ""'lfllf_.. a.1-.wt ~ni •vnt111, 106t!l •1 ghlights. C9UDtry roads are always crashlDJ.. And in ~'::-.=·::~"..r.:~ ~=: =.--· ,...... .. v.i...,, ~ coTbere. a~e 1•hi~orhies hlof Mexico-straight up and down -if you fall '
~••+nwwrMt-i..t· TMt ........... •<•• _. _ _.. .. mpan1es1n s g Y offaroadm· the pm· etreesVcuww· dupeat • •.• u. ~ °'· o,;,;;:·-... °' cl'l'lcUlt • • competitive business • ~.-.c,,.,.. .. ,.._.. "'..,..•rtme her and b d 0 ol ing bananas at the bottom. ou coUldn't get
L1111MT..ct:N6.M11v-. .... TMtN•••wn-.witt1• e ia roa · ne meononewithapistol . .,.v.,. ..e cttT., ...... ~ c.-yo.t\.otor.ei.c:-.tY•• the biggest is the Gray
c-r:ty °'or....,.;.,.,., QI...,._ ...,..,,,,ms. ' t. Line • f' * * :.~.::·::~":::" ... ~:: M1~0r-.~c-sto.i11': when the first ~mi-••we are plamddg to drtve through ~~' · ..... :n.-~~11.1ws .,... ~ny was formed in SpaiJI. Is it all right to stop by the wayside
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Mack truck ~us, a part-your hotel put up a lunch in the morning
•-'"",...... .. .,.1 ..... ,lad .. • .-.. 1 .. n... me mecharuc and one along with a bottle of wine. Put in a bottle of .. ~.ic.. ..ti:~":.~~~ driTer·gul.de-lecturer. Solares water for drinking. Don't forget a ,,;r:: .. c':.':.':~ *' 111 ·~ .... ~ • , A two-hour tour of the ·knife with a corkscrew. And a rubber bottle .-.. .,..,....,._..,.,,... Or..:i;~=-=~ nation's capital was of-st:,onrw»rforthewater. ' ====~~= ,.......,....,.,~ttmMllll ftred for 10 cents, with· .r..--* ·* * .,.. ••117 . ..__.,. tw Mid a. st.,, ....... .-...-.cailtWnll~ the. assurance that ''a 4•fe there some way I can find Qllt how ::=-::-r.ra:i.::::-:=: .. ~~J:f~C:~ IPirit of fr1end1hip "and .much duty I will pay On things 1·btiy in c.n..-.c.attN:nN.•..,.i:tMlll ~._...1 a.·,,,.~C11M,,..,,,..., welcomefromGrayUne Europe?'' :.'r::..':':::.::::':.C::: ... ,.. •• ,.,..: q; will add ~the pleuure Cust t out a tittl pamphl t f
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.. -·• ,,. • "" 1.,..... ..._ ... ---·~"" ...., · TobAY the compan" y add up the tl>lngs carrying the highest duty , ea.to•~, .. ,....... ' · d t that $100 r a11 .... __,,..,_.,__ "'1al.lCN,_,;,, bulO,OOOmotorcoaches,1 an pu on your ree owance. · ___ ,,.,__ • --.--11 6oo emP.loyes, 1,140 He'll charge you on the lowest11uty items . .,... ... ., .... ..., .. ..._....c.n. d ' I h. I ~==::==========:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::t ,._,.., ... ,,........ .... .,..... P1mnous•ua.11us ail.J: s I t1ee DI ex· .
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-..4>nsotidated Report of Condition of "CITIZENS BANK OF
COSTA MESA" of Costa Mesa in the Stale of California and
· ~estic Su0bsidi~es al the cloye of business on September 30.
' · . Assers J Cash and due from banks ................... .
U.S. Treasury securities .................. ..
, Obtig~ons of other U.S. c;l(lvernment
agencies and corporations ............... .
~=;~~':[. s~~~~ .~. ~~t~~~.1. ~ •..•.•.....
Federal.funds sold and securities purchased
under agreements to ruell ..........•......
Other loans ............. : .......... ." ........ .
Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and
other assets representing bank pi-emises
Other assets ............................... .
,TOTALASSETS ., ......................... .
LIABIL,ITIES .
Demand deposits of individuals,.
partnerships, and'Corporations ........... .
Time and saving~ deposits or individuals,
pytnerships, and corporations ............ .
DeJ)osits Qf United States Government •.....
Deposits .o~ States and political .
SUbdiVlStOns •••••..••.••......•••••••.••..•
Certified and officers' checks, etc. • ........ .
TOTAL DEPOSITS ................... $17,205,861.21
(a) Total demand deposits .. .. .. .. • 8,241,544.57
. (b) Total time and oavings deposit• • 8,964,316.64
$ 1,251,279.60
250,378.17
1,399.539.29 .
?88,m.88
2,400,000.00
11,771 ,093.19
1,390,366.79
195,225.~
7,415,666.59
8,218,065.16
241,107.06
893,243 .02
437,779.38
Mortgage indebtedness ......... .... ......... 99,300.lS
Other liabilities ............................. • 729,612.38
TOTAL LIABILITIES .. .. . .. .. .. • • . .. .... . • 18,034,779.74
RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES
Reser-ve·ror bad debt losses on loans (set up
. pursuant to Internal Revenue Service rulings
TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND
Sj:CURITIES •............•.......•••....
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Equity capital, total ...................... ..
Common stock-total par value .•......•.....
(No. shares authorized 600,000) (No.
shares outstanding 250,000)
SUrplus (Including Contingent
Funds of ~.000.00) •.....•••........••...•
Undivided jlrorits .............•...•.••.•••.•.
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ............ ..
TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ................... .
MEMORANDA
. Average of total deposit.8 for the 15. calendar
days ending with call dale ................ .
Average of total loarui for the l~ calendar
da)ls ending with call dale ............... ..
Market value of Investment securities ••...•
41,223.06
41,223.06
1,370.457.19
750,000.00
500,000.0o
120,457 .19
1,310,457.19
S19.446,459.99.
$l6,ll90,746.86
13,892,640.66
2,391,200.lS
We, Paige V. Simpson, President, and John W. Walsh. Cashier
of the JboVe·named bank do solemnly swear /affirm that tht8 r.: •
poi"! of condition is true and correct, to the best of our knowledge
and belief.
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' What's in a Dream?·
IQu. B• · ite a it
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I've neTer been really sure what the
American Dream was unW l read a
ISW"Vey on it the other day.
It seems people between the ages of
14 and 25 feel they will have achieved
ultimate bliss when they acquire (in
this order>:
1. A home of their own.
AT
WIT'S
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ness ls synonymoua with po11ee1lons.
At my age (whatever that la> lt'I the •
little things that constitute tbo
American Dream :
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Telly Takes Sttiek.
He ~ea Sua:eN Aa Temporary ... ~
-llz.?011 TllO~ ..... ...._....,
LOS ANGELES -"I'm• romantic
reoliat. I lcnew I would become a •i..i:, ~llcnowsoiqedaythebubblewiu
111 teamed from mi father to take
Ule u it eomes. He went from beinl a
{Dllllonaire to sellln1 cakes on the
streetaofManha!tan." ,
--1 ~t lllllrUtodellan'Y ortbelt brotb« Tom; U. fMl tllat l
-• try •t • aJi)ll dllb .tiMhrl~ .,,,.,pforthem.
"FOKllEltbaa--oo-tleam-
ln&pnx:eaa.For•fU1-c11D'lrud•
noteotmuslc. l'mdol8'ollrl#"
2. A savings account of at least
$5,000 and life insurance totaling at
least $50 ,000.
1. A doctor who will see me when I
am sick. I never seem to be. able to
make my illness come out even with
my appointment. ARISTOTLE (rELLY)MYALAI You cfon•t have to be.Greelt"to be a __ ....._....;. _ __,...;;;;;.o-.-=..--..-.-..--~-ohllooopher, but It hel ... And with Tel·
Jy Savala1, the phllooophlcal lnalghta
come easily.
' Born ih Garden Clt;y, lf.Y., ~With a
silver spoon ln my IDOllb, '" Savalas
eompletedhisformallitanllDIPJOCON
with a payeholotrY delP'OOfromColom·
biaUDlvenity. ,
3. A college education.
4. Anew car.
S. An air-condilionedbome.
6. Oppartunities forlravel abroad.
7. A stereo.
8. A Master's degree.
9. A color TV set.
10. A dishwasher.
MY PERSONAL dream changes
daily. There was a time when I envied
those who traveled. Now I want to be
able to arrord staying at home. And
the old pressure on a daughter to
"Marry a Doctor" has been amended
(due to malpractice insurance and the
high cost of dedication). I am now ad-
vising my daughter to "Marry a
2. SOMEONE who doean•t un·
derstaod a word Henry Kissinger
says and will come and sit with me
sometimes.
3. A universal spray can that will
hola everything from whipped cream
and deodorant lo starch and hair
spray.
4. A r~ording that has the courtesy
to say, "You're welcome" when I say
"Thank you."
5'. A letter swe ater for kids who ex·
eel academically.
6. A realistic Christmas savings
that you could withdraw from in
March if you had to.
-Game Show Contestant" -pre-
ferable one on "Hight Rollers" or the
"$10,000 Pyramid."
Maybe when you are 14 -25, happi·
7. A septic t3nk with an original way
of telling you it was going bad.
8. A dishwasher -maybe two of
' them -who didn't slap on& another
and yell, ''I 'm telling!''
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New Disc for Fogerty
By BRUCE MEYER
[llff\MI ~HI 1""-""' ....
John Fogerty used to call himself
Creedence Clearwater Revival. He
had a couple of helpers in those days.
After Creedence, Fogerty took a brief
fling al being a country band called
the ,Blue Ridge Rang~rs. That may
have soothed his soul. but it didn't do
much for his bank account. Now he's
just plain John Fogerty and that's the
name of his new album: "John..Foger·
ty" (Asylum 7E·l046).
"Genius" is one or the most over·
worked words In our battered lan-
gu8ge, and tying it to popular mus~c is
an exercise in futilit1. But if you can
swallow the concept of a "rock 'n' roll
genius," then Fogerty would certain·
ly be in the running for the half·dozen
available places.
This new LP has Fogerty in his ac·
customed role as one-man band. The
songs are mostly either his own com·
positions or old standbys. He plays all
the instruments and sings all the
parts, through the magic of
multitrack recording. He did the ar·
ranging and producing and mixing. ~
Aboul the only thing he didn't do wa1
the photography for the reconlJ•cket.
which Is attributed to Bob Foaerty
(younger brother?), and two dull,
specialized jobs, engineering and
mastering. ,_ ' . It tf~~ a special kind of ego to do
everything for yourself -an attitude
that takes the old saw "If y'ou want it
done right, do it yourself" literally.
One thing is certain. however -John
Fogerty is capable of doing ever·
ything right.
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PVIZ·LI· .. . .
ACROSS 77 An1tol11n 156 Pledge 18 Th rte: music 95 Cay
goddeai 158 S:riet enoo.zlf_.17 Nall 17 Sear
1 1 BriU1t1_lsland 78 Sharp reply 1&0 Physician : "18 Reddleh~ 91 MIMrllvtlna
8 Prevloualy 80 Olssolvtby · · · M>tv. · brown 99 Plufilllftdlng
12 Aspect percolallng 181 Swl11canton 11 Re811urant 100 Walt
17 Ma1t\cate 82 At no time 182 Distance patfon 101 Revolves 2'I Brln'f dtep M Wltne18.0 ... ' . 'rl!NiU(e . 20 In what pl1ee 103 Aoot edge1
22 Counterparts 86 Crumb 183 Esteem 33 Preunlly 105 Spartan king
23 Animated covefed .166 Current. 35 First bidder 108 Abandon
24 Blbllcal 88 Follow 168 ,.ollower 38 Wicked 107 Roman road
n•m• 90 Choosing '168 JUng1e 40 Misdeeds 108 "Red" coin•
25 Endure 92 Silkworm monarchs .. , Chemlcal 111 lnteno•I
26 lneeclegg tM BoreclOtn 170 Wir·cry ult 113 Remo~adlrt
27 Thus 96 M•ture ... 17.1. lndl•napolls 43 Porrldgtt 117 Inborn \
28 Aln\1-t7 Transptirency drl'l9f 44 Second·hand 119 Bum
jl,9 Poker•t•k• 102 T•ut · · · ·112 f'amny · · 48 Bi'lga'nd 1Z1 Small caaH
30 Daybt'Nk: 104 Pollery member 47 AMI other•: 124 Enll1led
comb. fonn pfoduct 174 SM eagles abbr. peflOn
31 Nicker 1dt Multitude 175 Swl•• 48 Demon 125 TMIM:
tymbol 110 c...... . . NtderNn 50 Mortise folnt mutlO
32 C9de 112 Side dlah 178 0¥erwelght .. 52 Stripol powar 127 Three.ome
34 Mlscalcullt9 1-1.6 Envoy 177 Freezing 53 &Our 121 Abbe••
35 Ponetaor 115 Commercial · · · \'llfna 54 Ent~ 132 PurloN\
3& Nun·: abbr. 118 Palm Illy 178 Shabby 58 P11eeanew 13' Mlmeogl'llph-
37 Poetic 118 Cut• quickly 58 Lounging etll need
.,belON" 120 Mualcal .... QCM'.~.. g~n:n.e,nts 138 Unrnariteds
49 Una11ached shOw 80 Tr•'* 131 Beginner
42 Consume 122 Al•rm 1 l!lbltcal 81 Spirit 141 Historic
e.geriy: 123 Ruler · p11trl11'Ch · · 83 Greek.portico period
2wds. 126 Legl1l•t• 2 :Theaplan 85 Fixedkx* 143 S4lk
45 Have being 128 S..ct coating :S MNdow • 87 Wllt'lderef' 144 Gfaftd 1.Slea
48 Established 130 Classify 4 Hide curer 69 Strongtute 145 Po~tedarch
gullt 131 Wrongdoer · 5 FfrectOQ' 71 Command 148 Claw
·49 -w.tch 133 Baute 6 ·Cherrt · .73 Spwu · 141 Seeba
51 Prted lnqulal· reminders varl.ety 7.5 Purpdalw 150 Mal6ce
lively 135 Grape Julcea 7 Arabian 79 SM birds 152 Had tllle to
53 Arab name 137 Spy outfit prince 81 Operatic 153 lrrltable
55 Saltpeter 138 Pythias' 8 Lethal bris10 155 Age In Ute
S7 Matriculate friend 9 Blbllc.I king 83 S..t back 157 Existed
59 Kind 140 Choice group 10 Aenov.te 85 East lndi.e: 159 Printer's-term
62 Inferior dogs 142 Apelike 11 Wit"ln: abbr. 183 Paid 1thi.te
64 Washea 144 Speck prefix 87 Counts 184 Mortarbtater
e& Spanlahtllle 147 Fofbldden 12 Repute .~lcit'lt!:• 1M_B}bUcel
68 Sincere 149 Performers 13 Slgnal 89 Ofthemoon anlmel
70 Lyric muse 151 Wllhout : '14 lemon.tlke 91 Gl'llln 187 Bltterwetch
72 Rostet"s French fruit godden 189 Dollar bUI
74 Automaton 152 About 1S ParadlSe 93 In unlton: 173 Helm
78 Concerning 154 Marbl& native 2wcts. poattlon
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Aries in Luck
MONDA 'I', OCl'OllER 13
By SYDNEY OMARJl
ARIES <March 21:April 19): You have more
0 ln your corner'' than might be imagined. Ele·
ment of luck -or timing -comes to your aJd.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Correspon·
dence which bad been delayed is going to "ar·
rive.'' You learn, gain·inside information.
GEMINI (May 21-Jwie 20}: Opposition could
actually serve as stimulant. Conserve. Put
together plan to enhan~ security.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Leave details
for another time. Let others take Initiative.
Listen, observe, play waiting game. '
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) :. If you outline pro·
gram, you have greater chance of making it a re·
ality. Emphasis ii on work, basic issues.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emotional in-
volvement indicated. One you are attracted· to re·
turns the compliment.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Too bland, too
mild -that seems to be the verdict. Means peo-
ple may agree with you, but they do not seem to
be committed. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2ll: Trying lo be
perfect could be an error ln itself. Strive, insteac\,
to correctly define terms.
SAGlnARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): If single,
there is talk of marriage. If married, there might
be discussion or addition to family.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You make
headway, contacts, take initiative, get credit for
efforts and might have to counsel older family
member about diet. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Be indepen-
dent, not arrogant. Take a chance on your
creative ability, intuition. Send out "feelers."
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): This is an un -
usual time when money and friendship actually
do mix. Know it and ~·t be reticent.
AFJEK ALL, Telly is a nickname
for Aristotle, the name he was given el
birth.
The Savalas credo lea.Os more to
positive thinking than to dialectics O!'
transcendentalism. To him it aeems
QQly natural that hia f"U'St racebone
w6n Its last three outinga. · ,
In bis dressing room at UniveTsal
Studios. the actor delightedly runs
video tapes of the victories of Telly's
Pop, the 2-year-old be owns with pro.
ducer Howard Koch.
"Howard convinced me to lay out
$3,000 for this nag," Savalas 11ald. ''It
had no name, no colors, nothing. So I
named it after my father, and gave it
the colors of the Greek: nag, what else?
And that beautiful aniriial keeps on
winning."
THE SAME with Telly Savalas. He
was exulting in the fact that the pre·
miereor bis '' Kojak ''series had beaten
the opposition, including the formida· ·
ble "Cabaret.'' He bas two starring
movies comuleted. ''Inside Out,''
made in Germany with James Mason
and Robert Culp, and "The Diamond
Mercenaries,'• filmed in South Africa
with Peter Fonda andO.J . Si~pson.
"I had the N~. 1 record in England,
knocking Mick Jaggeroffthetopofthe
pc>ps," he said proudly. "I can't think
ol a better 'guy to close the generalioi;a
gap.''
He is also preparing for another in·
vasion of Las Vegas and is .uncon-
cerned that some crilics hinted that his
singing voice was somewhat less than
adequate.
•'The critics missed the point entire-
ly," Said Savalas.-
"They didn't realize that to au·
Heworted u informatkm.alllfe"ID
the Slate Departmeot olld· -pro-
grammer for the ABC net-before
turning tdevilioD actot. He won an
O.cu nomlrultloo for bis llrst movie,
''Blrdmanof Alcatru.''
For a dozen years it seemed that be
was destined to remain the l'O' wbo
menaced Burt Lanca11ter or Gret:Ol'Y
Peck in action movies.
Savalas was convinced otherwise.
Yet the chanc~ to break out ol secood
billinc happened almost against bis
will. • .
••FOR SIX years CBS had been ch•· in& me to do a series~·· hei:elated. ''I•
kept running away. I can't knock the
medium, but It's just not my style to
stay in one place too Ioog.
''Finally they came tome with a pro-
perty that Unlversa owned ('The
Marcus-Nelson Mu~n'). I still was
unconvinced ; I dldo't think that
television needed another &UJ?Crcop.
My agent .said the inovle wouli! never
make a series, so I might.as well do it.
"'lbe agent died, and I was mack
with a series.''
"Kojak'' is now in its third HBSOll,
and the star doesn't seem to be suffer-
ing. He is pleased that people no longer
aay, ''There goes whatlS-his·narqe. ••
The series is immensely popular in
Europe, andhereportedthatl&mlliM>n
viewers in England watcbeCl a repeat
--.:"that's more thanshowedO.pfor V-E
Day." He will be golnc to £nlland to
appear at a Command Performance at
the London PalladiumNov.10.,
HoW long will be stay with "Kojak?''
••Five minutes after it becomes bor-
ing and repetitiOus. That, Wlfortunate-
Jy, is the pattern ln television -stick-
ing to repetitive formats. I Can't stand
that.'' ·
i
The stimulating spark of ideas and tssues.
debated and defined by the sharp-witted Mr. Buckl~
and his noted guests. A mind-expanding hour of ·
television at its very best.
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Educational Communications ASsociation
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BJ.1r"On Berllne/Sundance
Bluegra&s Cardinals
Fiddle & Banjo Contests ·
Wild Hickory Nuts Tarzan Swing Band
Buffalo Chip·• Montezuma's Revenge
Corky Carroll Funk Dog Sutf Band
Plus arts & crafts. Hun·
dreds of exhibits • boats •
rec vehicle • backpacking
• artisans. Earth games
for everyone. A creative
barnyard playground for
kids. Bring a blanket and
sit on th'e grass . .,.
Parking free. Discount tkkets are
available at all Thrifty Stores.
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LONDO (UPI) -Linda
~--ou~b-•b were· ~eld"!ll a
chiDe 1 and mowed ddwn "l"~~r~1ar~ Jet. . Tba&,..,. , -llltwoy the
"'pop -· crtu .. ad chatt ed lethal pbruca
lxMlt bu eyboard ployiq on
ecord• •d tour~ witb. her uabandj ex-Beatie Paul
cCmtne
'lbree undlnJ ,_. ot tllat no on .wW lmowwtm II coot
r to re tbat abe -Cllllf a ell-me aniatar lllld her
lace In the Pal!I Jfc<;artoq
how du mON to on .-., at
usban y affection Ulan to
bility. I .
BVTrP: that w• -OYW, arJy over.-uywq. A few
· u earlier the aclted ,, In th• u.m-mltb
-1 bad wildly .--•
rfoqnlnff of McCar!My lllld
gnup w1n11. Andfcrthellnt
'me .Unda knew some at the
heem were tor tier too.
She· waa hanging ooto Paul's
m after the show. a bloode, at-
ractlve &irl looltlng much
ouager than 33, with a fine-
ed face and a ready am.Ile.
verybody there knew, and abe
e than moat, that Mecartney
d Wings had atven one of the
t pop shows since the legen·
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She meant th• mllllc ,but abe allo mlsht bave meant the eb11n and wolf ......_ wt.ID
abo 1tepped out at Ille -ud up frmt In • dr--ed In Venuo and Mars symbols (the U-
Ue~-atthe Wings ubumsl.
Linda is an American.
dausbter of Lee Eastman. a well-
known New Yorlr: show N11tM11
attorney' and art collector. He
uld be warmed to McCartney
durlnl the courtship after Paul
switched qUlckly from rock and
roll lo M0>art on the piano ol bla
Park Avenue duplex -be
heard Eastman'• key in tbedoor.
He need "switch · no Jonaer.
Eastman 1a now a pop fan u well
""MASHft.LI"' Ill
MONTY PTTMON &
TH1-.,Y•1AA.•
UHARD.TIMESUJoal
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"WISTWOlLD" CNI
ond .. n.w OYer to be In the au:
di-. " ••You're ftllaJ.17 ·Matnnlng to
Jet -Sood nolleeo," I.loo.
WU told. ''How does it feel!''
"•Ul'BLOUI, .. Ille 1ald. ··Attut.'' -Did Ille..,., d•p&rT
"No. I l<Dew I could do it. It Just
meant forgetUDs the critics and
workiDJ harder and harder at
it.''
ADii abe l•"-e. her h1.11band's
arm anotbllt 11<1ueeze.
Eutman watched them 10, a
proud omlle on bla face.
''ltnevtr ceases to surprise me
• to see LlDda up on staae danctnc
around, ploylna all tbose lnatrU· menta, fitttna in as though she
bad been trained to be a musi-cian,•• b11aid.
r
AtFttllert-
Dave Mason wlll appear In
concert at Cal State
Fullerton at 8 p .m. Oct. 19
in the campus gym. He will
feature songs from his new
album, ''Split Coc;oanut,''
which was released this
month. Ticms, which cost
$6, are available at agen-
cies.
..
. "HARD TIMIS"
"IUSTIR & Ill.Ur CNI
"MAHDIMMl" Ill
"YHE llLAHSMIK'
DAILY PILOT
CLASSlFllD ADS
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Coogari in Film ~<:irody . -,-;,. ~ ..
a,vUHONllOOTT I "-lftntf portodror-it .
U.YWOOD <UPI) -TM 1 lldrd tha cutrmnq over wbat thay •boul be A.J••," Md, llY·blon m,. ,..., -.
I elf with aetor1 and Coofan 1ald. ·wm-u1uoc1-
1UC•llaaU, but._-1ot.loJ1l totollthembowltwu.
lllun1toodoutll'omalltberoot. "I taucbt oae ICtol' bow to ,_... ..,.aai.tateble cap bllQI lriDd the old •band-cranked
·~ldd oe bla bead. I.ti bill...,... c-.ra. I told the others there
1111 eer. Sul-don -'94 was 'alwayo a lot at move111ent eh~•• -rs --cb ond noil• oa the Ht ii> the old Ill ~ft~ lblrt blcued """"'1 dayo. No Deed to wcrry alx>ut
tbeftllt. IOUDd
Far a lllllt -ODd "-!• w -"lle!ore there were at&I• we eommand. One expected Ow-Ile worked on railed platforms with
Cbl!Plintolhuflltlntotbei<eDe. cheeHclotb overhead to di!fuae
. TB_S •AaTY la tbe old the brlibt 1unllpL 1be reasoo · they. b<ilt •t&I• fer lllenlo was flmlllar -a.mew• "tblfldd' tosetoutofthewlnd." . :J::: 1:~t-p!:tc1c1i: ~ · He aurveyed the actlvl~ on the
movlt. · Ht and srlnned. "Movie maldnl
The slltln11 waa perfect,•~ hasn'lcbaqedablLlt'1.UUrun-
)'ear-old ram1b'aekle •tac• at damentall1 'action' and 'cut.•
Cul-Studioe where Jecllla bad 'lbat'• all It comH-IA And I
worked In 1911. It lln't nen wouldn'tcbanc• a thlnl-
aound·prooled. "l atll\ think act1n1 11 the
A trio or mU1lclan1 pl.,..t snateot wa1 In the world to
mood mU1lc Jun ill It --a mtke a uwii. And I plan to keep ball century aso. It up."
jACKCI COOGAN
In T•keofl on llln 11a11n
Director Michael Winner
called out instructions through a
bullhorn and lbe cameras rolled
on "Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who
Saved Hollywood.•• 1be scene.
lnvolvlni the making of a silent movie, went smoothly enough. •
Moscow·ModernArt
lA<JUE Coofan, the very !Int
child 1tlr, shambled away from
the ll&hU. His seamed face wu
wreathed In a Jiiin. The deep-1et
brown eyes sparkled.
''Damn," he 1aid, ''that really
takes me back to the old clayo.
· "See those rnu1lciana! That'•
how they got me to cry uakld. It
took about-five minuta of play-Inf. 'Daddy' and 'Boy ol Mine.'
'We uaed Chaplin's rormula In
all my pictute1. 1dak8'em lau&h
for live and a half reels, and th ... malto'itm cry In the lut bait ...,.
el. But Slve'om a chance to dry
their oye1 before the Ugbto come
up,'!
COOGAN,' who recently
celebrated hi1 60th birthday,
eased bim1.etr into • canvas·
backed camp chair, traditional
to movie sets since bis cblldbood,
and ailhed contentedly.
•'Thia picture is a takeoff on
R1n Tin Tin,•• be said. "I knew
that dos. I iot the pie~ of bis first
litter and named the puppy
Butzoffvon Coogan.
"Ill 1923 I was the No. 1 boxor-
flce star. A. year later It wu Rin
Tin Tin. OUr competition in those
day1 wu Fairbanks and Valen·
lino.
"Chaplin was a giant too. When
he came here a couple of ye1r1
ago for that honorary Otcar I
walked over and whiapered lo his
ear, 'Are yoµ having any fun?'
He wu aurprl•ed and nld, 'My
God, Jackie, I'd rather He you
than anyone elae in Hollywoocl. ''
ALTHOUGH. hla role in "Won
Ton Ton" II 'maU. Coofan Ls
much prl1'41 by' ~art aDd crew.
Hew~ the only one amont1hem
wbo quaWied as an authority on
the Hollywood period In which
the rum take• place.·
Uneven • ID
By BAlllll'<.JAMES
MOSCOW (UPI) -Violence
and relislon led the Uot at themes .
preoented In a recent exbib!Uon
ol nonconformist art ln Moscow.
'sex barely figured, and omcials
ce1U1ored out the few work! they
considered pornofl'apbic.
Vilitors showed mixed reac·
lions. Some, particularly the
artists themselYes, called it a big
«~ultural step for')'ard. Others
Sud the quality WU not high
enou&h to make an lmpnuion.
11A lot of. paint badly applied"
ts how one forelan woman
de1cr!bed It.
PARTICULAllL'f gruesome
were the bodies of a aquaabed cat
and tattered doves &lued to Call·
vas and the realistic model• of
two stvered beads, and a tnum·
mlfied Infant. Another paJntlnl
juxtaposed a nude slrl and a
machine gWi.
''The violence is • symptom or
the frustration which many
young people feel aJalnol ,the
system here," 1ald an abstract
artist who did not ttke part In the exhibit. ·
••Anywhere else they would
take to the· streets, but the only
course optn to' thein here 11 to
vent thelr rage tn paint,'' be said.
"This doca not nec"5arlly malte them rood artlats ..
Some more or Jess conven-
tional artl1t1 were lccluded
amone the nonconformists
because o, their preoccupation
with religious themes, which ap-
peared frequently among the ex·
hibit's 800 paintings. Russia is an
officially atheist o"tion.
THISYEAR'S BESTI
"R~TED98~1
A film deaUned to be a
ctuak:. It's exceGent
pn:dJc lion values,
iooQ·legged luscious
women and taatef\A sex
YOO Wind f: Lian
CA NOICE lli.QIN • IUN COtUrfl:ltY
the
make it THIS
YEAR'S 8EST1•
·AL GOLDSTEIN
P\.US"TMI! l'tn''TtrllC*IM'liill
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Exhibit
·Tbe official position to-
ward tbe nonconformlltl bu
softened in the year elnce
autborltlOI sent bulldozers and
watartruclcs to brealt up tbe ftnt.
opeJl·ail' eshlbltlon ot abstract
art. This time city olllclall al-
lowed the arhst1 1pace In a
pleuant pavilion.
But despite the Creal atrldel ol
the put year, 1100C0Dformlata
still have a lona way to 10 IO win
acceptance. The membenhlp ol
the Union of Artlstl, putlcular!y
thoee who paint the~ ap-
proved ooclilllll realllm •bole.
aaroer moot of the rewardo and
honors;
''It doesn't reall1 ebant•
anythtna, '' abatractionlat Lldla
Masterkova said of the Moecow
.show. ''We are far from I.be dQ'
where modern ~rt bu any la.
nuence on everyday llfe and de--
1ign. ''
Like eeveral or the Soviet
Union's better·known abstract
artiltl, Mia .. Maatertova lloyed
away from the exhibition.
"TOO MUCH. politiCI and too
many people tryins .to promote
themaelves,'' •be explaifted.
. Some YOUDf artists. sud the
fact that ava11t·1arde art bu for'
40 years been taboo Ill the Soviet
Union inevitably meant the ex-
hibition would be \me'ftllL ''We
are JUst llndlnf our feet asain,"
one said. "The best palntsa will
emorge •• they aet cootact wllh
tht pubUC. ''
Several arUsta said~ bope now to arrange an exhibition
apen to artists from all over the
Soviet Union.
"RAHCHO D£LUXE"
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" OAILYPILOT S.nd'1, October 12, 1975
What's in a Dream?
'Qu· B. ite a it I AT
WIT'S
END " I 117 ERMA BOMJIEat
I've nner been really sure what the
American Dream was until I read a
aurvey OD it the other day.
It seems people between the ages of
14 and 25 feel they will have achieved
ultimate blis:s when they acquire (in
this order):
1. A home of their own.
2. A savings account of at least
$5,000 and life insurance totaling at
leaSt ~.000.
3. A college education.
4.Anewcar.
5. An air-conditioned home.
6. Opportunities fortravel abroad.
7. A stereo.
8. A Master's degree.
9. A color TV set .
JO. A dishwasher.
:WY PERSONAL dream changes
daily. There was a t ime when I envied
those who traveled. NoW I want to be
able to afford s taying at home. And
the old pressure on a daughter to
"!\-tarry a Doctor". has been amended
{due to malpractice insurance and the
high cost of dedication). I am now ad-
vising my daughter to "Marry a
Game Show Contestant'' -pre-
ferable one on "Hight Rollers" or the
"'$10,000 Pyra mid."
Maybe when you are 14·25, happl-
__ __,
ness h: synonymous wtth PQISeulons.
At my age (whatever that ia> lt's the
little things that constitute the
American Dream :
1. A doctor who will eee me when I
am sick. I pever seem to be able to
make my illness come out even with
my appointment.
2. SOMEONE who doesn't un·
derstand a word Henry Kissln1er
says and will come and sit with me
sometimes.
3. A universal spray can that will
hold everything from whipped cream
and deodorant to starch and hair
spray.
4. A recording that bas the courtesy
to say, "You're welcome" when I say
''Thank you.''
5. A letter sweater for kids who ex·
eel academically.
6. A realistic Christmas savings
that you could withdraw from in
March if you had to.
7. A septic tank with an original way or telling you it was going bad.
8. A dishwasher -maybe two or
them ~who didn't slap on& another
and yell. "I'm telling!"
New Disc for Fogerty
' By BRUCE MEYER "''"'""'"'I""'""' .... John Fogerty used to call himself
Creedence Clearwater Revival. He
had a couple of helpers in those days.
After Creedence, Fogerty took a brief
fling at being a country band called
the ,Blue Ridge Rangers. That may
have soothed his soul, but it didn't do
much for his bank account. Now he's
just plain John Fogerty and that's the
name of his new album: "John Foger·
ty'' (Asylum 7E·1046).
"Genius" is one oC the most over-
worked words in our battered Ian·
gu8ge, and tying it to popular mUJic is
an exercise.in futilit,.. But if you Can
swallow the concept of a "rock 'n' roll
genius," then Fogerty would certain·
Jy be in the running for the hall-dozen
available places.
This new LP has Fogerty in his ac-
customed role as one-man band. The
songs are mostly either his own com-
positions or old standbys. He plays all
the instruments and sings all the
parts, through the magic of
multitrack recording. He did the ar-
ranging and producing and mixing.
About t'1e only thing he didn't do wa1
the photography ror the record jacket,
which ill attriboted lo Bob Foaerty
(younger brother?), and two dull,
specialized jobs, engineering and
mastering. , . . .
It tfkes a special kind of ego to do
eveeything for yourself -an attitude
that takes the old saw "If yOu want it
done right, do it yourself" literally.
One thing ls certain, however -John
Fogerty ls capable of doing ever-
ything right.
TODAY'S CRDSSWDID PUZZLE
..
77 An1toll1n 151 Pledge 16 ThrH: music
goddeU 168 Brief snooztt\:17 Nall
1 1 Brltlah Island 78 Sharp reply 180 Phyalcl1n : 18 R.ckllsh-
6 Previously 80 Dlssolv. by· . . . ebbr. · brown
12 Aspect percolating 161 Swl1scanton 19 Ats1aur1nt
17 Mutlcate 62 Atnotlme 162 Distance patron
21 8rlny' dlep 84 Wltneslitd · · · · · 'ri\8'8Ur'e · 20 1n What place
22 Coun1erpart1 86 Crumb 163 EatHm 33 Preaenlly
23 Animated covlf'9CI .166 Current. 35 Flrtt bidder
ACROSS
24 Blbllcal 88 Follow . , .1~ ,F.o.11.0~tr 38 W~k9d
name 90 Choo11ng 1158 Jungle . 40 Misdeeds
25 Endure 92 Siikworm monarchs 41 Ch1mlcal
26 lneecteog 94 Boredorn 110 wCery salt
27 Thus 88 Mature ....• 1lt lndlanapolis 43 Porridge
26 A~ -17 TransparenC'( drtY9f .« Second-hind
29 P<*er 1t1ke 102 Taut · · · 112 FairillY · · 46 Bi'lga'nd.
30 Deyb .... k: 104 Pottery · member 47 And o1hera:
comb. form product 174 SMHQltl abbr.
95 cay
97 Bur
98 Miner.I valna
98 Plurlil 9f1dlng
100 Walt
101 Revolv.a
103 Root tdgea
10& Spartan king
106 Abandon
107 Roman road
108 "Red" coins
111 tn1erv1I
113 Remov'• dirt 111 lnbofn
1111 Bum
121 Small e&IH
124 Enlla1ed , .. c, 31 Nicka! 109 Multltude 175 Swls• ~ 48 Demon
symbol 110 C..1es. . . .hltel•"*1'1 eo MortlH}olnt music
32 ~ 112 Side dish 176 QYerwelght 52 Strip ot power 127 ThrllelOfTl9
34 pr.tlaealculale 11.t Envoy 177 Freezing 53 SOur 129 Abbels
35 Po ... uor 115 CommeW:fal · · · ttltfa 54 Enticer 132 Purloln
30 Nun: abbr. 118 Palm Illy 178 Shabby 58 Ptace1new 134 ~maograpl'l-
37 Poetic 118 Cutsqulckly 58 Lounging et'anllld
'°bttora" 120 Mualcal .... ~~.. g~i:".erit• 131 Unmerrled1
39 Unattached show 60 Tmot>I 1~ fJeglnnet
42 Consume 122 Alarm 1 111bllcal ' 81 Spirit-1'll Hlatci\c
ugerly: 123 Ruler · patrlarcft-· · 63 Gfeekportk:o pet10d
2wds. 126 leglalate 2 .Thelplan 85 Flxedfootir; 143 Seek
45 Have being 128 SM:lcoatlng !l M..SOW 87 Wanderer -14' Grtndlldles
48 Established 130 Clasally 4 Hide curer 89 Strongtute 145 Polrttedirch
guilt 131 Wrongdoer '5 Flfei:ibg'. · 71 COmmand 146 Claw
49 -watch 133 Batlle 6 ·Cherry . .73 Spene · 148 seaps
.51 Pried 1nqU11~ remlndtKs variety 15 Purpdalw 160 Malice tlvely 135 Grape juices 7 Arabian 79 Sel bird• 152 Hid Ulla to
53 Arab name 137 Spy' outfll prince 81 OC*•llc 153 lrrll1bl•
55 Saltpeter 138 Pythias· 8 Lethal bl•to 155 Ag. In Ille
57 M1trlcul1te friend 9 Biblical king 83 Beatbeiek 157 Eiclated
59 Kind 1co Cholcegroop 10 RenOV1te 85 Eutlncnea: 159 Printtr'aterm
62 Inferior dogs 142 Apelike 11 Wllhin: abbr. 1 &3 Paid •lhlete
84 Washes 144 Speck prelfic lf1 Counts 184 Mortar beater
68 Sptinlsh lltle 147 Forbidden 12 Repute . ~tO!I~ 155 BlbllCll
68 Sll'IC8fe 149 Performers 13 Signal 89 Of the moon 1nlma.I
70 Lyric muse 151 Without : 14 LtmorMlke 91 Grain 167 Blttervetch
72 Roat•rs ~ French "1rult gOditen 169 DOllWbUI .....
14 Automaton 152 About 15 Par&clls'e 93 In unlaon: 173 Helm
76 Concerning t54 Marbla nattve 2 wdl. poaltlon
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Your. Horoscope
Aries in Luck
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
By SYDNEY OMAllll
ARIES (March 21:April 19); You-have more
"in your corner" than might be imagined. Ele-
ment of luck -or timing-comes to your aid.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Correspon-
dence which had been delayed is going to ''ar·
rive." You learn, gain inside information.
' GEMINI (May 2l·JWle 20): Opposttlon could
actually serve as stimulant. Conserve. Put
together plan to enhance security.
CANCER (June 21-JuJy 22): Leave details
ror another time. Let others take initiative.
Li:sten, observe, play waiting game.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22) :. If you outline pro-
gram, you have greater chance of making it a re·
ality. EmphaSis is on work, basic issues ..
VJRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emotional in-
volvement indicated. One you are attracted to re-
turns the compliment.
UBll.A (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Too ·bland, too
mild -that seems to be the verdict. Means peo-
ple may agree with you, but they do not seem to
be committed.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Trying to be
perfect could be an error in itself. Strive, instead,
to correctly define terms. SAG11TARIUS (Nov . 22-Dec. 21 ): If single,
• there is talk of marriage. If married, there might
be discussion Of addition to family.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): You make
headway, contacts, take initiative, get credit for
efforts and might have to counsel older family
member about diet. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Be indepen-
dent, not arrogant. Take a chance on your
creative ability, intuition. Send out ''feelers."
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): This is an un-
usual time when money and friendship actually
do mix. Know it and d9n 't be reticent.
• Bz.!4.?~~
105 ANGELES _ .... J•m a rommUc
'rulJat. I knew I would become a stariil ~ Umow some day tbe bubble w
"I learned from my lather to take
Ule u it comes. He went from being•
millionaire to selling cakes on the
otreellofManhaltan." ,
You c!Oo't have to be Greek to be a
Dbllooopher, bot it helps. And with Tel-
ly Sivala1, the phlloeophlcal lnslghts
comeea11ily.
AFTEJl ALL, Telly is a nickname
ror Ariltot.le, the name be was given at
birth.
The Savalas credo leans more to
positive thinking than to dialectics or
transcendentalism. To him it seems
only natural that his first raceborx won its last three ouUnp.
In his dressing room at Universa1
studios, the actor delightedly runs
vid~ tapes of the victories of Telly's
Pop, .. the 2-year-old he owns with pr~
ducer Howard Koch.
"Howard convinced me to lay out
$3,000 for this nag," Savalas said. "It
had no name. no colors, nothing. So I
named it after my father, and gave it
the colors of the Greek flag, what else?
· And that beautiful animal keeps on
winning.''
THE SAME with Telly Savalas. He
was exulting in the fact that the pre·
miereof his "Kojak"serieshad beaten
the opposition, including the formida-
ble "Cabaret.'' He bas two sta'rring
movies comDleted. "Inside Out,"
made in Germany with James Mason
and Robert Culp, and "The Diamond
Mercenaries," filmed in South Africa
with Peter Fonda and O.J. Si~pson.
''I had the No. 1 record in England,
knocking Mick l'aggerofftbetopofthe
pops," he said proudly. "I can't think
oC a better guy to close the generation gap." . .
He is also preparing for another in-
vasion of Las Vegas and is uncon·
cemed that some critics hinted that his
singing voice was somewhat less than
adequate.
"'The critics missed the point entire-
Jy, ''SaidSavalas.
"They didn't realize that to au-
The stimulating spark of ldeas and issues.
debated and de lined by the sharp-witted Mr. Buckley
and his noted guests. A mind-expanding hour of ,
television at"its very best
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Produced for Public Television by the Southern
Educalional Communications .Association
~-1 ~~t tboirUB<lallarry
or their brother Tom; ·tbe" fact thaft
made a try al I olghl club ad LI thril}
eno11&1>fortbem.
"FOR ME It bu -•-tlearn· IJ>gprocess . For•fllYwbocllli'truda oote of mosic, I 'm doinc oil rlghL"
' Born lb Garden City. N.Y •• '4witb a
silver spoon in my mouth.'' Sa•alas
completed his formal ltllmlncpniceu
with a poycbology de-from~--
bi.a University. ,
Heworked as lnlormati~ol!lcwin
the State Department alld -pro-
grammer for the ARC netwmic before
turning television &ct.or. He won an
Oscar nomination for his first movie,
'"Blrdmanof AJcatru. ''
For a dozen years it seemed that be
was destined to remain the IUY who
menaced Burt Lancaster or Gre1ory
Peck in action movies.
Savalas was convinced ot.berwlse.
Yet the chance to break out of second
billing. happened almost against bill
will.
••roa SIX years C~had been.chas-
ing me to do a series~" he t:elated. "I
kept running away. I can't knock the
medium, but it's just not my etyle to
stayinoneplacetoolong.
•'Finally they came to me with a pro-
perty that Universal owned <'The
Marcus-Nelson Murders'). I still was
unconvinced ; 1 didn't think that
television needed another su~rcop.
My agent said the movie would never
make a series, so I migbtas well do it.
"The agent died. and I was stuck
witbaseries. ''
"Kojak•• is now in its third season,
and the star doesn't seem to be suffer-
ing. He is pleased thatpeoplenolonger
say, ''There goes whaVs·bis-name. ''
The series is immensely popular in
Europe, and he reported that 16million
viewers in England watched a repeat
-."that's more than showed up for V·E
Day." He will be going lo England to
appear at a Command Performance at
the.London PalladiumNov.10. •
How long will he stay with ''Kojak?''
''Five minutes after it becomes bor-
ing and repetitious. That, unlort411ate·
-4'; is tbe pattern-in television -stick-
ing to repetitive formats. I can't stand
that." ~
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• LONDO , (UP-I) --!Jada
•ceartae7 ....... --tJ>o•ll\ lb •ere holdlat a
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TU&, lbe • wu lbeway the ~~~., _ ..... ft'lll"!
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abo<Jl her eyboerd ~Ion
·record1*d toul'!_ with: ber busband ex-Bealle Peul
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lier to ?f:!Mt Iba -ODb' a well·me I amalalr -her place In the Palll llc0ortne7
jbow du more to mi -ol busbancjly atfec"on than 'to
ability. I •
BUT~ that •• -._, nearly over, aayw.,. A few
niinut earlier the excited
throne' In the a--mw.
()d-l had wllillY -ed •
perform.,... of ICce.rtne, allcl
hi> group Wings. Andlorlbellnt
time Llnda knew IOID8 ol the
cheers were for her too.
Sbe wu banging onto Paul's
arm after the show, a bklod.e, at·
tra~ive 1irl looking much
younger than 33, wlth a fine--
boned face and a ready smile.
Evtrybody there knew, and 1he
more than moat, that McCartney
and Wings bad given ooe of the
best pop sbo•s etnce the legen·
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Paul~a
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dmy Boatloo t.bemMh-.
"It wu areat vi> tllen." ..,.
•aid. • t
She m-t the mallc but Ille
al10 ml•bt b••• meant tbe
eh ... , and wolf wblltl9 wbm
Ille 1teppec1 out of Ille -ad upfroattnadrw-..Sln
Venus and llars symbols (the U·
tlaof-oltbe Wings albums).
Linda ls an American,
daughter of Lee Eastman, a well·
known New York show butiDeu
attorney and· art collectcir. He
said be warmed to McCartney
durtnc tho courtship alter Paul
switched quickly from l'Ol'k and
roll lo llo1&rt on the plano d bla
Park Avenue duplex when be
·heard Eastman's key intbedoor.
He need lwit~b 'Do lonaer.
Eastman la now a pop fan as well
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"WISTWOILD" INI
-be n.w OYer to ba In the au'. di ......
"You're llnall1 'botl••inC to
cet some 1ood ll()ij,Ceo," Unda
was told.. ''How doesit!eel1"
"•AaV!llLOUI:' abt said. ••At1ut.''
Dldshe .. ••d-alr?
"No. I lcnew I coulddoit. ItJust
meant forgettlna tbe critics and
workinC buder and balder at it.'' . (
And abe eave her husband's
arm another squeeze.
Eastman watched them 10. a
proud 1mlleonbis lace.
"It never cease1 tostapl'lae me
• to see Unda up on st.age dancln&
around, playinc all those instru-
ments, flttina in as though she
hid been trained to be a mus!·
dan," be said.
'
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Dave Mason will appear In
concert at Cal State
Fullerton at 8 p.m. Oct. 19
in the campus gym. He will
feature songs Crom his new
album, ''Split Cocoanut, 1•
which was released this
month. Tickets, which cost
f.6, are available at agen·
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TBa P&aTY la tba old
ttm111ar ec:wtu.me •• ,,._.Mel'' • ,. .... !at.er -ladle OoolaD
worldnl a bit part Ill a -movie. _
The HUIDJ WU Derfelt. a 15-
)'ear-old ram.Ji)•aokle Ital• at
Cul-Sllldloa wbere J~ lla4
worked In 19U. It iln'l eHD
-·proofed. -
A trio of m1111c1-pl111od
mood mlllic Juat u It--a IWfcoatwyaco.
Director Michael Winner
called out instruc)IOlll throullh a
bullhorn and the cameras rolled
on ••woo Ton Ton, the Dog Who
Saved Hollywood.'' The scene,
lnvolvinl the malting"' a lilmt
movie, went smootb11 enough.
JACUE Coocan, the very lint
child 1tar. ebambled away from
the llabts. Hi.I seamed face wu
wrealhed In a (lrin. 'lbe deep Ml
brown eyes sparkled.
''Damn,'' ne laid", "that really
takes me back to the old dayo.
''See those mualctanaf 1bat'1 bow they got me.to cry u a kid. It
took about live mlnui. ol play. Inf. 'Daddy' and 'Boyd Mina.' ·we used Cha~lin's formul• In
all my plcturee. Make'em ieuab
for"ftve and a half reelo, and tbell
make'elll cry In the last ball re-
el. But Jlvo'tm a chance to dry
their eyea before ~ Ughta coma
up.''
COOGAN, who recently
celebrated bis 6'lth birthday,
eased bimaelf into a canvas-
backed camp chair, traditional
to movie •els since his eblldbood,
and 1l1bed contentedly.
"Thia picture is a takeoff on Rin Tin Ttn, •• he said· "I knew
that doc. I sot the pick ot bis fint
litter and named the puppy
Butzof( von Coogan.
"In 111123 twas the~-1 boxor-
fice star,· A year later it wu Rin
Tin Tin. Ow competition in those
days WU Fairbanks and Valeo·
lino.
"Chaplin was a glallt too. When
be came here a couple of. years
ago for that honorary Oecar I
walked Qver and whispered in h1a
ear, 'Are-you taaving any fun?'
He was surpri'ed and Hid, 'My
God. Jackie, I'd rather ... you
than anyone else In~''
.U.TROUGR-hi' ,.le In "Won
Ton Ton" ta tmOU. (lootan ls
much prl1fd by cut -crew. He wu the only oi>e 8ll>ODlfthem
· wbo qualified as an authority on
the Hollyw~ period in which
the fllm take• place.-
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wbat they aboutd be dotnc,"
C-an Ul'4. "Winner uked me
lo tall them bow II wu.
• ''I taueht -actor -In Jrlnd the old bend·•ranktd
c ...... a. I told the othoto tlltro waa alwaya ~ lot ct movement ad nolH on the 1141!· In the old 4111s, No need to worry about
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••8efore th .. were .t.aa• we
worked oe raised platf<!l!uU with
ch .. eiclotb overhead tO ~e
U.. br!O.t 1\lllllpt. 1be reason
U., bUllt •tac• for llloDta was
to 19toutolt.be wind.''
Re ouneyed Ibo acllvlty on the
Ml and frlnned. "llovlt maklnl
baa11't chanced a bit. It'• sUU fun·
damentall)' 'action' aftd •cut.'
That'• all I\ comea down to. And I
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Moscow Modern Art
Uneven • ID
By BARRY JAMES
MOSCOW (UPI) -Violence
and reli1ion led the list c:A themes
presented ln a recent ex.hibiUon
of nonconformist art ln Moscow.
Sox barely figured, snd orftcials
censored out the few wocb they
considered pornocraphic.
Visitors 1howed mixed reae·
tlons. Some, particularly" ihe
artists themselves, called it a big
·cultural 1tep for'tfard. Others
said the quality Wa.s not high
eoouah to make an impreasion.
"A lot of paint badly applied"
ls how one forelan woman
deacrlbed It.
PAllTICULAllLY gruesome
were the bodies of a 1quashed cat
and tattered doves llued to can·
vas Bnd the reallatfc model• of
two severed heads, and a mum·
milled infant. Another painting._...
juxtaposed · a nude clrl and a
machine atln.
"The violence ls a symptom or
the frustration which many
young people feel acaJnst the
system here,•• 11id an abstract
artist who 4id not take part in th•
exhibit.
"Anywhere else they would
take to the streets, but the only
course open to tbetn here is to
vent their ra1e in paint," be said.
"This does not noc11sarlly make
them 1ood artilts.'
Some more or less conven-
tional artists were included
amone the nonconformi1ts
*•use of their preoccupaUon
with religiOua themes, which ap-
peared frequently among the ex·
bibit's 800 paintings. Russia ls an
officially atheist nation.
Exhibit
'The official po1ltlo1;1 to·
ward the noncon!ormiltl bas
1often~d in the year alace
~utborlties sent bulldcnen and
watertrucks to break up the f1rlt..
open·alr ~l<hlbltlon of abotract
art. ThiiN!me, city ollldals al·
lowed the artists space iD. a
pleasant pavilion.
But despite the creat strldel of
the Past year, oooconformlata
still have a Iona way to go to wtn
acceptance. The membenhlp ol
the Union of Artists, partlculU'~ those who paint the ollldally ap.
proved socfallat realism •'!:::i garner most or the rewards
honors.
''It doesn't realty cbante
anythinc, '' abstractionist lJdla
Masterkova said of the Mosco•
show. "We are far from the day
where modern art baa any in-
fluence oo everyday life and de-
sign.''
Like several of the Soviet
Union's better·known abatrac\
artilts, Miss Ma1te,rtova stayed
away from the exhibition.
"TOO MUCH-pollt!C!I,-ton
many people trytns to ]llomote
themselves, '1 1he explained.
Some younc arttsta sal4 the
ract that avant-gard8 art bu for'
40 years been taboo ln the SOvtet
Union inevitably meant the ex-
hibition would be uneven. ••we
are just ftnding our feet aa:ain.''
ooe said. "The best painters w!U
emerge as they get contact wltb
the public.''
Several srtlsts said they hope
now to arrange an exhibiUoo
open to artists from all over the
Soviet Union.
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landscape there were America's answer to the in t.trma of social Poli· It wu often dealrable. Ralob Waldo Emerec:m Jolt tohver much cl its
nooe of the old obllga-town and its atte111pt'lo Uon. The Western land was wu full ot admlrallon old harmony it bad
tlooa common to New control educalion. . They wanted lnllelld one place-where It cculd foru-e venat,lje youna gained an Invaluable In· l:Dilao~ church .atten· This landscape s tarted the "'tatus or iodepen· be acbleved. Americans whd-were by sredient: the ooUon of
dance, town meetings, when men were looking (tent. ~a.elf-reliant ln-Settleneveutu1tly-dil· tunaafarmer, hunter, lo· prlvary. Perhaps it was
abari.ng the commwlity for anotherwayofidenti· dividuals. with the op-covered when they di.an trader. oew•peper the monotony and t.be
grazing lands and fying themselves. They portunity for self· moved West that they editor, preacher;-Jacks· lonely dbtancea of this
fONSta. were no longer willing to government and growth. had not only broke1) old of··all·trades. ~i.lce the l~c~pe that gave a
In sbort, be and his simply be members or a Discontent bad taught Ilea wl\b the political grid ~•m . which they di.,_.on of 1n1,.r-depth
family could lead a hap-kind of political super-them that change was community but bad also llvedln. the)' were ready to the lives ot lJ::8 wbo
·....py private life, remote family identified by the necessary. and religious created a ehan.&ing and toexpandineverydlrec· livedanddied e..
f!O._m political strife and . • •
tbe lnterference of town
officalil. This was when
theword."f8rmer'' came
into general use. It de-
signated a man who
lived and worked on pro.
perty he owned in the
country. and it d ist ·
inguished him from the
townsmatL.._
•These new jfr1 · ayout
communities began to
spring up in what was
frontier America in the
mid·I700s -in northern
New England, in New
York s t ate, Pen-
nsylvania, and
throughout the mountain
South. The system pro-
ved so popular that after
the .revolution the gov-
ernment or the young re-
public decided· to apply it
on a wide scale in the
new country lo the West .
The first grid survey was
in Ohio in 1786.
Actually the grid
system .is more com-
plicated than it appears
when seen from a plane.
The law not only called
for dividing the land into
square miles, but for
combining every 36 of
these square miles (or
sections) into townships.
And in every township
section 16 was set aside
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. BOSTON (AP) -Aft• cnfty
Lula Tlut bad d1-ed wltb
I.be ClaebmaU Reda on a neat
Ave-biller and abut them out 8-0
In Saturday'•· openlnl came ol
the World. Se~lea, Boston's
pltelllnc patriarch wu wed
what weapons be bad ued
.. -t.be power-ladlll natlaaal Lequecbamplons.
.. Oh,'' he said, •1slfder, curve,
cbanle up, knuckleball, bellta·
lion, and then, the moUon."
He foreot to Include bis bat. n wu Tlant'• oeventb-inlllnl
1l111le !bat atartod ,a 11Jt·run
Boston rally and &battered wbat
bad been a tenoe pltdJlnt duel
wltb YOUDI Don Gullett of tbe
'Recla.
''The bit,'' sbrucaed tbe
veteran rlgbt~hander who will
celebrate hil 35\b birthday .....,
montb. "I ml1ht not 1et ~
one for slx months.••
That was an. optlm~tic
estimate. It took.blm lbreejean
to1ettbl1one. Stripped of bis bat
by the American Lequels de-
signated-hitter rule, Ti.ant b•d
been to the plate only once .U.<e
1972. But bls seventb·lnni'na
leadoff 1ln1le started lbe rall7
!bat broke Saturday's came wjde
-_.. UnUI lbea, uie man wltb •
'iallllon motion• bad duetad
Gullett to a 1corel_ ot_ It.
on.ant wu callod for a ballt la
!be fourth lnnlnf, r..i.ins I.be
controveny over hla uoortbodmc
pickoff motion. All,.. a fllrloul
ar.,....at, be cried no more ri·-but tbea, be Nlll7 didn't Ive to, allowlna only alx
buenmaers alter !be cllapute •
Today, ClnclnnaU's Jack BUI·
i.nlh8m faCea .Boston's Bill Lee.
In tbe fint six tnnin1s Sabir-
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day two Red Sox runaen bad
• been cut down tryina to score u
Gullett squirmed out of trouble.
Gullett tried lo set away In I.be
sevealh, but this time the Red
Soxcaughtblm. ·
Aller ·Tl ant oJ>0111!1l'wllb hil
1urprlsln1 sln1le Dwllhl Evano
bunted. Gulle~t .heoltated for a
moment and tben. tried to 1et
Tlllat at oeeoild bue. But be wu
too late and Boston wu In bus!·
Dell wltb two one ondaoneout.
eDeany Doyle follo,.,.i wltb a
slncle to left and Tlodt, advaac·
in&" one base at a time, made It to
third.
flr1t half certainly' could be
seeoncl cuesaed •t lbe end of !be
came. howe:ver, since Los Al
bounced back for a 12-8 win to
knock Edison out of the Sunset
LeaguetiUepicture. Bell Leads USC "I was hackin1 for that bole,''
said Doyle, whose bit went to tbe
opposite (ield. '"I was tl)'inC to&<>
tb•t way.•• • Spealdlos of E"'-awpn
--llarey Walen ud -Parnell receatly teamed wt.th
Tom Marplly oe a ..-dlvlq
ventare olf Corona del Mar. Mid·
aiClltc1m.eaadaio.•wtt1111teame
• 11-potllld lob1ter wldda llley
hauled out of it• cave ... are ...
abouttofeaat apon. 'l'bittelsaplc·
lureoftbem aadlto.pac•CZ.
To 28-IO'Rout
Witb !be bases loaded, Carl
Yastnemski came to the plate.
tbe acknowledfed leader of lbe
Red Sox b._d_made a circus catch
·10 1!lflITReai' rally lifltii! top ti("
!be inning, and 11111 Ume Yazeon.
tributed witb his bat. linlnl a bit
torl&bt fie ld.
An irate mother called to ask
what kind of sportsmanship they
teach at Corona del Mar High
these days. •
She noted that when CdM
·SO\)homores lost a recent football
game they r.e fused to shake
hands with their conquerors.
, What do you have to say about . that,Dennis?
· • Tbere'a a celeb temlS matn. of
-al Conella C-07 lllClt S<llool la Aaallelm tlU afle.-
with Cbad ·Evere't ac•'ut Chris Connelly In tile alallel 1peelll al z. ,
ne event ha• ~ $1' ..-ada.lt
nose price t1b ·a•d all 1,21111 teata
are sold oat wblclll. meam tile
icbool rea,. 10mewbere Ill tbe
nelpbortiood of 11 grud profit
for bulldln& or other projeds.
Emerald Bay (Lapna Beaelll
resident George M1eCall, former
World Te'am Tennis com·
inlsaloner IDd ODetlme U.S. Davis
CUp captain, played a mlllor part
hi tbe promotion 1ndorgaainU.
of the m1tcb today.
While on the subject of tettnis.
Alex Olmedo and Fullerton's
John Andrews will be at the
Laguna Niguel Tennis CJub
-'l'hunday tbrougb Sunday fm'-a
charity tourney which will benefit
!be Boys' Club of !be South Coast
area.
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LOS ANGELES-Wuhlngton ·
State University (ootball coa'ch
Jim Sweeney. told writers the
Trojans of Southern C8lifomia
·1ack tbe.Yersatility of the 1974 na·
tioDat champion edition,
althoUlh USC displayed a couple
of. impressive weapons Saturday
afternoon. ·
Junior tailback Ricky Bell
'stampeded bis way to hill third
200-yard plus afternoon and All·
American candld•te Danny
Reece returned five i of Gavin
Hedrick's punts for 175 yards, in·
cludln1a64·yard touchdown run.
And when the dust had settled
!be ulidefeated Trojano bad their
fifth-c0nquest; 8. 28-10 Pac·&
verdict before 47,468 at the
Memorial Coliseum.
.Bell, a 215-pound converted
fullback, carried'38 ttmes for 217
yards and one touchdown-and
bis efforts were just about ever.
ything you could say ror the Tro-
janS offense.
Hedrick, formerly d. Newport
Harbor High and the nation's six·
th leadin1 punter in tbe col·
• lepate ranks, 1ot off eilht punts
for an average of 45.0 yards per
boot.
But it w.as an unhappy day for
tbe Cougars sophomore as twice
be was burned by Reece In !be
second period when bls__punts -were OOlow anii-too quick to
their target-Reece.
Reece, Who entered the game
wltb 11111. return yards In 7 tries,
U CLA ~ops Cards ,
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STANFORD (AP) -Decep-
tive John Sciarra ran fer UCLA's
first two touchdowns on
quarterback keeper plays and
directed a decisive fourth-period
scoring drive Saturday as the
Bruins beat Stan!~ 31·21, In
!be Pacific:s football -for
. both teams.
Tbe·eru1ns moved '19.yards for
their third touchdown, with Ken·
ny J..ee scoring on an eight-yard
run after the Cardinals' Don
Stevenson had Cut the UCLA lead·
to 17·14 early In !be final quarter.·
· • Lee : scored again with two
mlnutf!J left In the 1ame ended after linebacker Frank Stephens
intercepted a pass and returned
tbe. ball to Stanford'• J.O.yard Uno. · ' .
Tailback Wendell TYier rushed
for 11111 yards and Sciarra for W
in the victory wblcb made
UCLA's season recont 3-1·1. The
option-speclali1t . quart~rback
totalod 115 yardl 1!'itb bis run. nlnl and posing.
UCLA marched 71 yudt for a 1cUclMlown !be lint time It bad
!be ball, with Sciarra dlvlllll one
yard for tbe touebdowD, bat led
on!)' 7.0,at b1ltlin1e deoplle mov-illl deep Into $~ IAlrrltory
twice ID !be seeoed period. ' Sci.,.,.• ~ on a llv•Jard run u UCLA opened !be.-
half Wltb an 80 yard clrl\oe wblcb
featured Tyler'• 45-yOnl nm.
.lkanford', T-8'1,--illlift 1111 111•
• !Int touetidown on a &I-yard plila
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play.from Mike Cordova to Tony
Hill but Brett White ldcted a
31-yard field Joa! for !be llrUins w make ti!• •-e 17·7 late ID !be
.third period. White, from Hunt·
lngtoa Beaell, also booted tbree
PATa.
Cordova threw another
touchdown pa1e to }fill with one
second remaining in the game.
Cordova wu be.lnl booed by what Sounded Uke a mljoflty of
!be 52;!500 Stanford.stadium Tans
before be fired the Jong third·
period touchdown pass. 'the
quarterback 'PUaed for llDIY' 62
yards In !be flht half but finished
wltli 19. completlono for 249
yards.
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Cained an edge with the low
punts and became the arctu1ect
of Troy's 14'polnt second period
which overcame a 24-yard field
goal by Washington State's
Chuck Diedrick. •
He sped 33 yards with a
Hedrick punt to the WSU 30 to set
up the first SC tally, a :J.yard run
by quarterback Rob Hertel.
'Iben the backbreaker, "bis 64·
yard return for a touchdown to
give SC breathing room at
hillftlme, 14·3.
· Sweeney was unhappy with his
kicking Came and called it an act
of treason. "It really ·betrayed
us," said Sweeney. "Punting has
been our strength all year and
-Hedrick uaually boots !be ball
lODJ and hi1h. But he just clidn 't a:et enough air into the ball to-
day."
H~rick agreed with his coas:h
about the lack of altitude and ad-
mitted added pressure by
parents an·d friends in the
Southern California area had
taken its toll. "I think I let it dis·
tract me too . much,•• said
Hedrick. ''Maybe the whole team
was affected that way, because
SC'snottbat good.''
The natu.ral turf at the
Coliseum was also a factor as
Hedrick slipped twice while punt·
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USC '.8 RICKEY !!ELL RUNS FOR AN EiGRT· \'ARD GAIN.
The runners held, le0Sin1 that
Ken Griffey might have a chance
for th~ ball. Yaz knew better.
"No chance for him," Yu said.
"I placed it just rl1ht. ''
When tbe ball dropped In front
of Griffey, Tlant tottered toward
the plate and Griffey gunned the
throw in the directton·ot catcher
Johnny Bench, wbo already bad
tagged out two baserunners, but
ftrSt baseman Tony Perez cut oft
the throw and Tiant croued the
plate -twice.
The first time be missed It.
"I knew I missed it," he said,
"By about a half inch. Nobody
hadtotellme.'' >
· Tiant went back and touched
the plate to make Boston's first
run official.
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Former Edison High Star Steve
Timmernlan played well for
WSU at noseguard, credited with
three lndividu-al tackles and the
recoveiy of a USC.fumble ln the
Cougars end zone to avert
another Trojans touc)ldown in
the final quarter.
Timmerman was in accord
with lhe rest of bis mates in a s--
sesstng USC.1 ''They.'re ag-
gressive and good, but not as
good as last year. And I think
Cal's Chuck Muncie is a better
runner than Bell," said the 242.-
pow\d s.enior. . ·
R ·ams, ·chargers Clash
Curran, Bacon Face Ex-teammates
Bell's 3-yard TD and Mosi
Tatupu's 28·yard scoring dash
wrap_ped up the verdict in the
second baH as use. which bas
lost only 4 times in 40 games
a1alnst WSU. dominated tbe is-sue. -· ~·
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SAN DIEGO CAP) -Pat Cur-
ran and Coy Bacon will be going
all-out today against the Los
Angeles Ra ms·, but for very dif-
ferent reasons. ..
Botb will be playing witb !be
San Diego Chargers and both ate"
ex-Rams .
1bedifference : Curran is over·
joyed. at being traded to San
Diego, while Bacon would rather.
be somewhere else.
After six years or reserve duty
behind BOb Klein, tight end Cur·
ran wu only too glad to be traded
to a team where he could catch
p~ses from quarterbacks in·
stead of splinters from the bench.
In three Nationa l Football
League games th.is year, he has
caught nlne passes for 91 yards to
become the Chargers' leading re·
ceiver.
"I love. the Rams," be said.
'"'Ibey did me a favor anci'traded
me so I could have the opportuni-
t,Y to be a No. 1 tight end."
/... The fact that San Diego is win·
less after three games while the
Rams seem destined for the
INSTITUTE , W. Va. -Ac.Ording to ~ecord books is-
Sub1titute quarterback Mike sued by the two mlQor sanction-
Flannery Came off the We st ing bodtet in collegiate athletics,
LlbertJ bench In !be fourth !be 1core Is the highest ever re-
quart er and threw fqur ~r~~ ~or a lie game in college
touebdown paases, and lben Weot .-bill. ~
Uberty and-West Virldnla State Under • West Virginia Con-
baUled through three overtlllle /erence rules, tie 1ames go to
perlOc!O before ending In a st-M '/overtime per!.ods. .
tie. · . · In lb~ overtime period, each
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SUper Bowl doesn't bother him at
all, he said.
''I enjoy playing and I don't
care where.it is," said Curran,
who caught nine passes for 83
yards in bis six years with the
Rams.
For Bacon, an eight-year de-
fensive end traded here in 1913,
playing for San Diego has meant
leaving a winner to come to a
team which hasn't had a winning
season since 1969 and has yet to
score a point this· year in its home
stadium.
''It's a personal .feeling I have
against them," be said of the ~ams . ''Nothing agains~ ~the
players, but ll occurred anyhow.''
Ba"con feels that he was traded'
due to a salary dispute between
himself and the management
which got blown out ol propor-
tion.
"Just a little dispute, !bat's all
il was," he said.
U Bacon is embittered against
the Rams, be certainly isn 't
thrilled about the Chargers,
either.
team gets poa1essioo of the ball
once, startJ.Qs ftom its own 30-
.yard line ...
' State waa leading 42-13 with 10
minutes left ln rel\llation when
Flannery entered the game for:
!be second time. He proceeded to
throw four·touchdoWn passes and
the game was lied 42-0 entering
the first overtime.
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"I've never'been happy here,'"
said Bacon. "Down here, it's a
lost ca'Use . Two more years and I
want to be out of it.''
The Rams are 2· 1 coming into
Sunday's game, with wins over
the San Francisco 49ers and the
Baltimore Colts. They were up-
set in the season. opener ,by the
Dallas Cowboys , but are still con·
sidered one of the best teams in
!be NFL.
Top College
Grid Sco res
USC28, WashingtonSt.10
UCLA31, Stanlord2!
Cal34, Oregon 7
Oklahoma21, Texas17
OhioState49, lowao. .
Michigan 16, Michl1an SL 6
Nebraska 16, Kansaso ·
AlabamaS2, WasbingtonO ·
TexasA&M38, TexasTecbl
ColoradoSt.17,0regonSt.8
Missouri<!, Okla:St. 14
NOtre Dame 21 , North Caro.
linal4
Arkansas 41, Bay1or3
F1orida 35, VanderbtltO
Tennessee 24, LSU 10
Maryland 37. No. Carolina
St.22 -Mississippi28, Ge<qla 13
PennState39, WeatVa.O
Auburn 15, Kentucky9.
llllnola42, Mlnn....U23
SffDetallo,Pacec.z
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Sooners Top Texas, 24-17 I . .
DALLAS (AP) -Ol<laboma
!\Ill back Horace Ivory rambled 33
f::'llllloue-forato......,wn In Ille fO<U'UI q-Sal!lr·
day and tbe No. 2-ranted Sooners
survived a 1eriou1 Tex~ rally to
wblp the flflh·rankecl LonPorna,
24·17, In tbe 7Dtb reoewal oftbelr
bitter rlvalry.
Senior quarterback Steve
Davia whipped hard-pressed
Oklahoma 79.yarda lnaeveo playa
after Texas freshman Russell
Erxleben ticked a 42-yard field
coal Into the wlod tbat barely
crooled the bar for •17·17 Uewlth
1a e1t1t.
With n,ooo fana OD tbelr feet.lo
the Cotton Bowl. Davis salned a
CNCial first down to keep the
drive alive. On the Texu •• be
rolled around left end for a vital
three yards to keep the Soonen
golnl. Ivoryslashedoff llJA!'daod
skipped down Ibo left atdallne for
the touchdown on the Dext play
and the weary LonsJ>orna could
not recover.
Playloc In tirutal 90..S•ll'ff
heat which reached •mo-t 100 on
the Otld, Otlahoma ......... Ila
IVIDa of samee wltbout defeat lo
34 ana kepi coach BarrySwlllrer'•
unbeaten record alive. SWlU:er la
now 25-0-1 In bl• three , .... at
Oklahoma.
. II wu the rutb cClllOCUtlve vie·
tory for Otlahoma In the lnUnle
rivalry which took on new
dlIQ.enalona becauae of an off
aeuon felld between S..U-and
Texas coach Darrell Raya! onr
Michig11:n Downs MSU ;.
Buckeyes Thump Iowa
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Tailback Gordon Bell sliced 18
yards for a touchdown and Bob
Wood ticked bis lhlnl field goal
of the game in the fourth quarter
Saturday as Michigan overcame
stubborn cross-state rival
Michigan State, 16-6, in a game of
Big 10 powers.
· .Michiaan. ranked eighth in the
country, bad been played to a 6-6.
tie by the 15th-ranked Spartans
throu1h three quarters, with
Wood and the Spartans• Hans
Nielsen staging a field goal ex-
hibition. Both teams bad poten-
tial scoring drives cut short by
fumbles, and three of the five
field goals resulted from mis-
takes.
The defeat all but knocked
lllichigan Slate out of the Big 10
race, and kept Michigan on
schedule for its season-ending
sho,.down with Obiostate.
The Wolverines held a narrow
6-3 lead al the half, but the
Spartans tied It In tlie ~third
quarter 11fter Rieb Baes re·
covered a fumbled punt.
Quarterback Charlie Baggett
sprinted 16 yards to set up
Nielsen's sixth field e:oaI of the
year, this one from '3 yards out.. ·----···Me COLUMBUS, Ohio -Pete
.Johnson. the nation's lead.ini
scorer, rambled for three
touchdowns and Archie Griffil\
rushed for over 100 yards for the
26th consecutive time in a re-'
gular-season game Saturday,
poweringtop·rankedOhioStateto
a49-0 Big Ten football rout of win-
less Iowa.
The victory, a record 21St
straight at home for the !i-0-0
Buckeyes, was the 207th for
Woody Hayes, tying the Ohio
State coach for fourth place with
former Rice mentor Jess Neely on
the all-time list.
Johnson, a massive 245-pouncf
junior fullback, barged acrou the
goal line on runs of 4., 4 andlyards
to run his louclldown toW this
seasontol4.
Meanwblle, Griffin carried 21
Southern Roundup
Vols, Notre Dame,
!=.~r:!~~~-Mike Gayles scored two fourth· plays later to help the 'Ileen re-
quarter toucbdoWlll Saturday as cord their first vlct«y of Ibo
19tb·ranked Tenne11ee over-season, a 15-9. SOutbeutem Con.-
came fired-up Louisiana State, ferencetriumpboverKentucky.
2-1-10. In a Soutbeaatern Con· On the kickoff follbwin1 the
feranee football same. tca1 touchdown pa11, Kentucky's
Tbe haplus Tifen, h;M)ting for -Sonny Collins fumbled and
an upset· after oaina three of kicker Nell O'Donohuerecovered
1heir four previous aamea, had to li"e Auburn the ball OD Ken-
fCJUl)lt the Volunteen lo a 10-10 tucky'1 23. It took only~ three
tie at the end of threequartera. plays for the Tic era lo score and
But early In the fourth period, late their first victory of the
aftet flillnl lo mate a Oral down aeuon.
In the lblrd, Vols quarterbaek Kentucky .earlier bad kicked
Bandy Wallace connected on two three field goals from Sl, 33 and
PllllOS to split end Larry Selvera. 46 yarda. The WlldcJla hacJ COD·
'!be first covered 43 yards and trolled the &ame until the floal
the second was for'28, putUnc the period, bavlns the ball offenslve-
ball on the LSU 17 to set1up an 4' for 28:31 In the Ora! three
11-yard touchdown run by periods.
GQleo.
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1 COLLEGE PARK, Md. -A ~ CHAP-EL.-IULL. N.C. ~-Notre ge.yard touchdown nm by Rick
Dame's Ted Bur1meier took • Jeonln1s on a first quarter punt
1bortpa1sfrom JoeMorrt.anaand staked Maryland to a 11·1'
raced 80 yards doWn the sideline <halftime lead, and then an
with a minute left to live the Irish aroused defense enabled the
a 21-1' ~mebaek victory over Terpa to roll over North C&rolina
NortbCarollnaSatunlay. Stale, 37·22. In an AtlanUc Coast
times for 120 yardS, extendinc fli:s. · national record and helplna the
Buckeyes roll up their widest vie.'
tory marginlnl975.
Nelorade• Reir.
UN!:OLN, Neb. -Mike Coy!&
k.icked'lhree field goala and Terry
Luck tossed a 1corto1 pus ta
Brad Jenkins ln the fourth
quarter .as fourth-ranked
Nebraska defeated Kansas, 16-0,
in the first Big Eight Conference
football game for both teams
Saturday.
Tigers llfp osv '
COLUMBIA. Mo. -Sieve
Pisarkiewicz penetrated
Oklahoma State's hiCbJy raled
pass defense for 371 yards and two
touchdowns Saturday and 12th·
ranked aod previously undefeat~
eel Cowboys, 41·14, lo a Bic Eleht
Conterencefootballaame.
l'lsarklewlcz bad the finest day
of bis career. So did split end
~enry Marshall, who caucht
touchdown passes · ot 32 and 75
yards from Pisarlrlewicz in the·
first quarter against a pan de--
fense which bad beenraled beat lo
lbeBlcEigbt.
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STATECOLLEGE,Pa.-Nlo·
th·ranked Penn State's defense
recovered five fumbles and shut down West Vira:iDia's 4tl·yard
per game offense as the Nittan.y'
Lion1 walloped the'prevlOWlly un·
defeated and loth·ranked Moun·
talneera, 39.0. Saturday.
Wblle the Penn :;tate defense
was frustrating the 35.~ point·per·
came West Vira:lnia Scoring
machine, Lions• nmnl".'I ba~k·
Woody Pelchel ripped the Moun·
talneers' defenae fer 122 yardi
and.one touchdown. A..,,_.,_E•••
WACO, Tex. -Quarterback
Scott Bull surged four yards for
one touchdown and ran 67 for
adOtber score SaturdaY nlabt u
Arkansas grabbed the Southweat
Conference lead by wblpplol
fumbllnc Baylor. 41·3.
Seven bobbles ruined &ylor's
chances, with defenli"Ye end'
Johnnie Meadors of Arkansas ,...
coverln& two. A_.. Breese
LUBBOCK, Tex. ,..-Sixth'
ranked Texas A&M rode Bubba
Bean's touchdown rompa of 47
and 94 yards to a :J8.9. Southwest
Conference football verdict over
Texas Tech Saturday night.
recruiting.
Oklahoma tool< adnnt.,. al
three Tau fwllblee far Ill flnt --i..a-...-eat whieb 1aw numel'GUI pi.tare
llmplotbeat.i.llnel.
TOll)'DIRJ01110ticteda4'YV4
lleld lloal alter a TeUll\unbla,..
eavery and defenalve end Jllke
Pblllipa fall on a wild Marty Atlna
Pl~ for a touebdawn lo pve
l>klaboma a 10.0 tint q~ ~
lead.
Cal Rolls;
'Barna Belts
Washington •
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) -
California tailback Chuck Muncie
ranfor207yards and scored three
touchdowns Saturday la Jeedlnl
the Beara to a 34· T Paclflc-8 Con·
ference football victory over win·
lessOrecon.
The Duota turned the ball over
to Callf9rnla eight Umea, four on
interceptions and four on
fumbles.
Muncie's flral .touchdown, a
five--yard plunge, wu set up when
Callfornla'a Phil Heck recovered
George Bennett's fumble on the
Oree on 19 ln the second quarter.
Muncie, a &-foot-3, 220-pounder
from Uniontown, Pa., rolled up
124 yards in the finthalf oo 13 car·
ries. He carried 26 times in the
1ame and inci-eased his yardage
total for the year to 834.
Muncie's first score foUowed a
38·yard field eoal by callfonlia'•
Jim Breech.
11...w-n-.-1
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -Wlllle
Shelby tore loose for an &t·yard
punt return during a2l·pointout·
burst in less than three minutes ot the first period and seventh-
r an ke d ·Alabama defeated
Waabineton, 52·0, Saturday.
Shelby'•. darting nm and the
brui11n1 rune of fullback Johnny
Davis, who &ained W yards on
13 carries, spearheaded the rout
of the out manned Huskies.
Quarterback Richard Todd
went eieht yards untouched for
the Crimson Tid~'s first
touchdown and, after Alabama
held. Shelby toot a punt at bis
0'!1118, shook away from a jar:
ring !>It and, spruns by Dick
Turpin's block, raced for the score. ·-IN! .... _,_ .·
CORVALLIS, Ore. -1'1llback
Jim McKeozie and tailback Gene ·
BuUer scored on short nms as the
C.OloradoState Rams defeated the
Oregon State Beaven 17-8 in an
intersectlonal football game
Saturday.
· Colorado State, which never
had beaten a Pacific.SConference
team, booste<I its record lo 4-1.
Oregon State now is 0.5.
The Rams built up a17-0leadln
lbe lblrd quarter and then held off
a final-period rally by the
Beavers.
CSU controlled the ball for 12
minutes in the first period, earn·
i.ng nine first downs on the way to
its finlt score, a three.. yard plunge
by BuUer. In thelblrdperlod, the
Rams recovered&D OSU tumble
on the Bea"ers 16--yard line 8nd
Clar~ble booted a J111.1ard
fielu goal. \._.,
Giant LorJster Catch.
Tom Murphy· (left), scuba diving instructor for the Hun-
tington Beach schools, and football coach~s Barry Waten and Russ Purnell or Edison High, pUlled this
11).pound lobster out of waters 100 y~ds orf the Corona
del Mar shore this week.· They were m 20 feet of water
al midnight when the catch was made.
Kings Drubbed
By ·~landers, 1-0
UNIONDALE. N.Y. -Rookie
Bryan Trottier scored three.
goals and added two assists
Saturday nl1ht, leading the New
York lslandera lo a 7--0routofthe
Los Anceiea Klogs In a NaUonal
Hockey League eame.
It was the second consecutfve-one-sided defeat (or the Kings,
who are sUU looking for their
first goal of the season. Los
An,Jeles was beaten 9r-O by Mon·
treal in its openei: Wednesday
nt1ht. The 19.year-old 'froltier, play·
Ing only bla second same lo the
NHL, netted bis first Coal al 16 :26
of the openlna period from lOfeet
In front.
filtlrHl• Sh::ln
ONTARIO -Veteran drag
racef Don Garlits became the
fint driver to reach the magic
250 miles-per·bou.r mark for the
quarter-mile when be roared to a
nm of 250.98. In qualifying Satur·
day for the $200,000 Natlooal Hot'
Rod AuoclaUon world finals.
The ""'6year-old racer also set
an elaprsed time mark of 5.637
seconds to lead the quickest field:
of fuel dra11ters ever assembled
loto today's floala at Ontario
Motor Speedway.
A•e•le••Ffa.i
_ MELBOURNE -Harold
Solomon and Brian Gottfried will
meet In an all·Amerlcan final to-
day lo the South Paciftc Tennis
Cbamplonshipa.
Solomon ousted Australian
Pbll Dent, 8-2, 8-2. Gottfried bad
a tougher Ume lo e1lmlnatbtt ·
Cliff Richey, 2·6, &-3, w.
a-..Vpue
MADRID -Adriano Panetta
of Italy beat Bjorn Borg of
Swed'en. 7·5, 6-0, 8-2, aod Jan
Kodea of Cz:echoslovalda defeat·
ed Jaime FWol of lblle, 5-7, 2-6,
7·6, 6-2, 6-:3, Saturday to move in·
to the final of the $75,000 Madrid •
Grand Prix tellllllJ<toumament.
IAllfet. •••htl
PHOENIX -Paul Weatpb~ with a perfect night sbootlnc ·
26 points, led Phoenix lo a 106-9&'
bombing of. the Los Angeles '
Lakera In a NaUonal Buketball
Aasociatlon exblblUon iame
Saturday nl1bt. . •
Ot•lle119e llf•tell
MADRID -Manuel Orantes,
Spain's No. 1 tennis player,
Satunlay Hid he will meet ~im
my Connors lo a challenge match
at Las Veras next.year. ~
Orantes, ·who overwhelmed
Connors In the flnala of the U.S.
Open tournament, said be bad
signed a contract wfth a pro.
moter to play the match against
Connors on Feb. 28, 1971.
American
Athletes
Favored
Burtmeler'•. pla7 CNSbed the Conference football game Satur-
Tar Heels' bopes for an upset. Led day.
by a fired up defense, they held a . .,___._
14-0 lead over \be ath·ranlied -· s-Vput ~hgo4111ntotbellnalperlod. OXFORD, Miss, -Fullback
Nag111•ski Rated No. I
MEXICO CITY (AP) -The VII
Pan-American Gamea, a s«t of
an off.year Olympic prep for ·
athletes of the Americas, opens
today with the United States
forces expected to dominate in an
atmosphere of potential prl)o
blems, Lalin pride and national
prestige. '.1t9e1 a N•• Ne. I Jamee Story raeed 39.yardl for a touchdown and tailback. James
Reed scored twice on abort bluts
in an explosive secood half that
carried Mlaslssippi lo a 28-13 up-
set of the Georgia college Satur·
day.
LEXINGTON, Ky. -Clyde
Baumgartner threw a 72--yard
acorln1 pa11 lo Jef!Glllllan With
9:15 loft' In the same Sal!lrday
ni&bt. then Kenny -acored
'
TVS~rte
9:30 a.m . (4) -WOilLD
SElllES -The second" game
of the 1975 World Serles
between the Cloclnna!l Redo
and ao1too Red Sox at
Fenway Park In Boston.
10 a.m. (2) -Nn. J!OOI'.
BALL-The Dallas Cowboys
meet the Gianla In New Ycrk.
1 p.m. (2) -NFL J!OOI'.
BALL -AUanta'a Falcom
meet the Uera In San F\-an-
daco'1 Candle1Uck Part. (4)
-NFL FOOTBALL -'!be
Kanu1 City Chlef1 meet the
Raiden In Oaltland. .(I) -
.COU.l!GB FOOTBALL -
UCLA met Slaafonl Salur· day.Taped.
3 p.m. (5) -COLI.EGE
FOOTaALL -The
-Wublncton State Cousara
played tbe USC Tr0Jan1_
Selunlay.Taped.
4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE
l'QOJ'llM.L -IDlhlllbta of
Nlected 1amu pl,.yed tblo ----JN!tllld (U) -NDTal: Da.•I! •IGJILIGBTS -
Jfotr<l Dame and Norlb
c.alllla, !#JI.!" Satmdl.y. '
-I~
Reed scored on one-yard dives
In Ibo lblrd quarter after Ole
Mils recovered a fumble and in·
tercepted a pass.
Tedi Set• llf•rlc ·
.ATLANTA -Powerful David
Sfms scored three ·toucbdowns
and pounded out 1~1 yards on lbe
cround. trlg1ering Georgia Tech_
to a school rushing record 551
yards and a 38·10 college football
romp ov~r outmanned. Virginia
Military Institute Saturday.
Sima scored on bursts of 51, two
and one yards. Freshman Drew
Hill scored Tecb's other two
touchdowns on acampen of 36
and nine yards.
f'lerfd•41tt• ...
GAINESVILLE, Fla. :,_ Jim·
my Dubose rambled 80 yards for
a touchdown on the game's tint
play and Larry Brlnooo added
thre:e more scoree Saturday as
18th-ranked Florida amaahed
Vanderbilt, 35-0 in a
Southeastern Conference same.
Duboae,who1aloedUOyardl
on 13 carries and sat out about
half the 1ame, broke off rlcht
suard on the lnlUat play and
scampered tbe d11taace un ·
touched to put the Gaton ahead
after on!~ 111. aecond1 bad _ . ..,. ..
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Ex,.A.l/,..A.merican Weht Both Ways
, EdUor'1note: The modrmero
iporta villa ii providinfl .,.,,..
tainmnil. qua!Uy.and-'11 controwr111 on .a acale MVIT
befor<.attain<d in the -id ot
atllletics. Yet spol1• of do!ll-
bj/.olao hod great mom<nU.ond
itar performer•. Today our 1co1c
oi IMre do11• focuaea on Bronko
Nagursld.
NEW YORK (UPI) -
You'd think that big Bronko
Naguraki, a mountain·-of a
man who played both waya eo
minutes of every eame,
would listen to some of
today's professional foot·
ballers complalninl over tbe
lnJustice of .the reduced 43-
player limit and laua:h out
loud, but be doesn't at all.
He'll be 67 soon, and ls from
anOther era, 7et he keeps up
+ and relates remarkably well
with this one.
It amuses him somewhat
when he hears a young fellow
like Johnny Unllas, 34 years
his Junior, say the owners
should cut all the way back to
35 or 33 playera and that
would "make some ct thole
people play football Instead of
1itUn1 OD their backaides and ~llectloc fat cbeeki."
Br0nko Na1ur1t1 .~D'I
1sree with Johnny Uilltu.
Not ~mpletet1. anYl!'f.
.. Tbere'lalotta peoplewbo .Ilk• to play football IDd bla
jdea wouJd put 'em out 0(
jobs," says Naeunkl. ••1
don't like seeloc·anyone out of
a job.''
Nagurskl 1tlll ls recanled
the greatest n1nntna: back in
football history. Ev"'! by peo-
. p1e like Larry Csonka. who
--know best what It takes lo
make a 1reatrunnlncbact.
Wblle at the University of
Minnesota, Nagutakl !UYed
Going Back
IN SPORTS
f\lllback and tackle and Wu
ao outstandlog at bcllb. be
became the first playw ever
to be named lo two pollUons
on the same All·America
team. That was in 1929. A
year later. the Bronk, 8-3 and
:MO In bla prime, Joined the
Cbicaa:o Beare and played
with them nine years during
wbieh Ume they won three
Ulloa.
"Wb~ I came lo the Bean,
we had 18·19. pllljera, no
more,'' be says. '6Tbere was
no specified limit, but we
were 1oln1 Into tbe
depreaa!OD 7eara and ~
wu juat no mone1 around. It
w11 tou1b for eYeey-7. 1'c\llh for the playera, loulb
for th• ownera. We didn't
even haft 1>11e .....,,,. far
every poalUon. Reaervea bad"
-· --· ·---·
lo play two po1IUona. ••
Big Cal liubbard alwaya
tells the story of,the first time
he ran Into Nacurstionpfoot,
ball field. Hubbard was with
the Green Bay Packen IDd
WU 1M> midlel blmaelf, lolnJ 8-5 and aeo; The Packln were
playing the Bears and Hub-
bard, having beard about
Naiunki, we.nt over to Red
Gran11e.
··no me 11; favor. Red."'
Hubbard said lo Grange. I've
been hearing 10 much •about
this new 'boy wonder' of
youra, I'd like to set a clean
crack al blm. Next Ume you
guys 10 Into punt farmatloo.
Just sot outta my way and
clve me a Sood 1bdt at blm. I
promise not lo block the punt.
J just wanna see if this
Nacunkl II aa good u they
11,1.*'
Granie a(reC, -Hllb-baM eame hurtling la, lie bit
Nallll'Skl and next tblna he knew, be wa1 flat oh the frolllld, looti111 at the l"3r
WCllderinl where bewu-
what In the world he wu ~
lnlthere.
tinallY be Umped bact to
bla poaitlon. SpoUlng Granp,
1r1nn1n1, Hubbard aald to him: '
••Don't do me any more
favors. Juat play J011r poal-
Uon the-· W&7 :JOU alW&71 have.''
..
The problems are manifold.
Major among them II IOOUrlly
and the always-present threat of
violence of the type that pimnecf
the world with the Arab terrorist
attack In the 111'12 Munich Olym-•
pies and left an estimated 500
peraona dead In the stment rlota
Immediately prececlllll the 1Jl68
MexlcoCityOl)'mpics.
To guard agalnat a ~
the Mexican Army has iDoveclln.. "'
Some are In full field gear. Hlm-
clreda of other tr~ are wortllll
as clerta. Janltora 'and drlwn.
There are esti.matee that: there
may be u many security-·
nelasthere are athletes.
And tliere •re 1ome 4.000 of
thole athletes, r~ IS
countrlu lo 19.1ports9iftadovw
a is.day 1cbedule that -Oet. ~--About 4M of them are from the .
United Sta tea, which la favored.to
take about two or ibree tlmea u
many gold medala U ·lla nearest
rival, probably CUba. C.nada,
Mexico and Bralll also are t!lt• •
peetedlofareweu.
For many of the amaller coun-
trlea, wblcb baveoocllancelnthe
Olymplca It la a 8"Urce of na-
tlcnal pride lo win medal1 Ill ibla , ""'1iaPllerleenmt. · ·
'This la'partlcularlJ true In Ille ' cde ol. Cuba, aruu-Iy, iqq,
110Ma1t a major role ID. Pan-'
Americ111 albletlc1.1ta tr.et and !
field team, particularly ~ sprlntera, are •lrollt and thin
ara romon th11 may Ila" -. ''1lee~,''tQp-DotcbperfcaDin '
wbo bav• been kept lllldor ..,_.
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le.,Un1 the Saddlet..ek comin& through with a 30. Quarterback Dave yard interferepce ~all to know .I've used both at"arious separate events. wusecondat'3. Colle&eGaucboltoa-.0,30-yard touchdown WallachliltSU.ttonoothe ~veto Ne~1 I, IS, --ataa:esofmyt1rffr.ldosugest 1be Mi.salon Viejo A Rhea Bowden wutbe
win over Cbaff-'a ·P--eatch, booting the PAT, next play with a pass at JllD Rankin P eked 11P a , h~ever. that Y!'u 1lve each team bad 183 polntsto177 E nlebt victor wlth"42~ ""' ...-.... _ · y·~· Wallach•--~ IO t.Cnnkiu• • try 1f you hlYen't wbll then· in their MJ.aaion ~ cappmg 1it with a the Sailors 15 and Sutton .. u., -alrudy don• so. You mla,htflnd for runnerup Antelope · ~Lorraine Spat and
·conference football 28-yard field goal with25 fought bts way tbrougb yandarda to Ja~ Dobtln that the method .you hove been Valley, 176 for Village Mane KurbtoU Ued at opener. seconds left in the game two would-be tacklers at later earned 4 yardl 'using isn't realty tho best for Golf Course and 170 for '4~.
AltboUlb 1cor1n& only to leave the bewildered thelOtoscore. totheH. you. LaJolla. one TD, .Jordan was the Bob Craft blasted toln· •·~ · ..,.._.,._ Tbe B te•m posted 186 El 1" .. 11111
key player On the drive side the 12 and tbat set it Poi n ts t o 1 7 9. for In a blind draw better
that clinched Sad· 18-14 Defeat up for Sutton ap.d bis Lo1111t'OlllrromT11eRqt1.P11ch1"'rromwood1.uphi11•11d Bakersfield. 178 for La balloffouriomee .. entit
dleback's"win. .-field foal. • · ~_j~."':::..:~ .. =ti!"sO:t!.:~,~~ ~!'°:.~ JollaandlnforVillage. El Niauel Country Qub
Runnning over and Deten1iv-e--st1.11dout:s--.t •••"'''d .. MN~-*""*"'°"'noid.P-&1mi:,-1A-.-. Santa Ana'• .. -~ t~N_el.le....T.ownaend.,.....A .. m .. ~u~>------11
around the befuddled 1i t • were many on both sides. ur• °' "'" ""'PIPll'· wUlliiMDelillii:I -swiiiY 0 ' M a r a B e t t y·
Panthers, Jordan car-·~~·{!, .... Q F~ll Marina linebackers Hill' and Old Ranch Wllllamsoo ~nd Delores
riedfiveUmeson,sdrive • v •-.o M•rk ,Vlck and Dan Sparta·as -'~-wlthWe1temHlll1fourtb Cotorafinishedwltha63 mid way· tbrouati the M-·Jecedtbewinnenl ft Ill andCanyonCrestflltb. forf1r11tplace. . third quarter•when the /: wblle Newport'l IUDI in· In B action. Santa Ana A tie resulted for
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'With 6:06 left In the Mocll:ett,:.Dan Strajna &I U ,• rowbeadand149forbotb W'tllard, Mildred Wilbur
period, Jordan scored on and K.rriil LIDd18Y. , Rolling Hills and Western and Roberta Sibberts 00
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a one-yara run and Jim llylAU&ENEllEYS _ralled 'anii th'score was Tbe \'lctoryill the,..:., M • lfilll. . one team at 65. On the reen converted to &end °' .. ....,......... 18-7.. , ever for Marina J;;f s · nd Members of the Santa o th e t' w e re K 1 y
the Gauchos ahead, 23-0. Quarterback Mark Stodol1, the fleet· Newport after 8 tie aod ~sa eco Ana teams include Billie McChesney. Jan Graf. ~ordan carried five Whitely led his fired-up footed junior, racked up seveaRral~loeses. Se_grlst as ,Playing ca~ Wanda Christensen and
times for 24 yardl on this Esperanza Aztecs of l3t yards in 21 ' carries. Ne..,Ott .td'fered at ta.in and W1olma Shivley Jane Robertson. key drive that came onl7 Placentia to an ll-t• vie~ He gained more yardq:e the• h•nAs Of inept or: The No. 1 runner at a......, CMv111:M 1. '""91t• tuo as non·playtng captain. Another tie resulted at aecon~s after Hugh tory over the University than Ute entire Universi-ficials~nce receipting Saturday's VWa Parkin· ~1~::.lltlef' CM¥I
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.s.·.,.., along w1 th Connie 66 with Ginni Bordwell Robert.Sdropped Chaffey Trojans Saturday .. ~ .... t tyteam . for 8 25--yard penalty for vitational was Laguna ...,.,_. .•• ._... CS-yH1 .. 1 K!nsoy: Blba Shinn. Kris pap e. M arY
qu1rterback Jamie at Tustin Jligh Sc~ .. University's first 12 players 00 the field Beach's Eric Hulst. but ~t~~o-":.i ~!;;::;ii,~ .v1r1in1a Fruehling, Williams arid Kay
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non·leaaue football score, with onl)' 25 But in the end it wasn•i the moat interest wu s.-....ncs.i.w,H11t1111:u.. Barbara, Limacber, Jonesonon.eteam.Ontbe
J Actuall7 Saddleback seconds ' • fn th c t d ' tb l "-,_., ~ lCMI 11i" t. Marge 0 Keefe Maxine b
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• ed battle. ..:.__.. balfremBlDlDg e the officiating that beat enWere on e c ose ,.....,. 1~111<111 11 :27 s. Strlo(k Dug G • 5 ot er were Jeannie
avescor more TbeAnecs,doWn.7..0at . £Uo'I • came as Ron lbe Sailors-it was SUt.-ba e between Foothill's ~111 :••.ownion 1CM1u:as gan, wen ayers, Kohls Tina Hall
than 30 P.Oints, but hold-the half came back· to Dykes romped 26yanta . too. Knights and Costa s.:~!1~.,. c,., 10:56 '-Alyce Hall, Jackie Barbara Thompson and
iri&penaltiea·stopped. tbe dolftlnate the second That score came as a re-· ..wMITAnSTics M.eaa•1 lluatanp for the .,.... <•01 11 :" a. H_... cEo) Voelkl. Bev Henderson
Gauchos on several half.• The inspired sulj, of a Wliltely In· "" M vanityteamUUe. ~~:,t,:s-••N<YP1 11:ns.11co BarAllob , MKarbgaretCrank, S-···~-drives against a mis· F.lperanza d~ense held ter«:eptlOn by tbe Tro-~-...A111N119 s , Leadinl 10..11 ente.rinl TNmT-....O.IM•ll_,11.e ara orey, Vickie .... JS take-prone Chaffey team the Trojans to four first jans' Sean Graham who===:. ! 1 the final varsity cross ow..,.1.S1:.u11.,....11H U1:0111 Garey,BerniceKoll,;Se-In a match vs. par
tbattumedtheballover downs in the «ame and returnedit27yar.ds. TIMlflntdowfll ,, 1; country race. the :.~~=Y~!~ grist, Jinny Coffing, toumamentatSantaAna
eight times. noneintb.esecondhalf. University, forced to ~==::: ,:; 110 Knights got an excep-D01PV.•1tL011Nv•TAT10NAL Mary Varley, Carol Ann Country Club, Kay
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bead play catcb·UP ball in the vsn111ost 11 1:! tional performance from •s::.:1i::ro• ·Ruoff, Patti Hoyt, Inez: ·Youkerwastbewinnerin ~l.OD.S of the flrit touchdown came late in tourtll quarter. was twtY•'*1111'""" m :m Marlr:Spillaburyandde-.......,. ... ,....ICOf'l1t1-t.Grr Stansbury, Lolita Bflightwitba4-up.Mary ~' the Panthers com· the t bird P e·riod finally able to score with ~~~':;. 'ti: ~~ teated the llu1tangs, = =:';1~ :.,~~;,:; Mahoney, Gladys Jen· Dungan finished 4.00WU
nµtted turnovers, but Marching 6S yards iD ci 1:20 left in the game. ~~':!.,.'.:! M J.2...18atEl&enhowerPark .,. .......... otriMon. nings, June Drury, La forsecondplace.
S8ddleback failed totake ·p1ay1 Whitely plunged DU Hill intercepted a llMrlM 0 0 1 >-lo in Orange. ........,....!:!1=11tt-11. ow-Rue Harri11on, Robbie With team play g~
"!dvanta·ge of the mis-owr for the score from Whitely pas11 and re-Newport auSMiNo' ' o 0-1 In this someWbat uni-"""' "h»: ss. .1o1 OMtk u :w; "N. Sylvester. Mary Stradl· on, there was no A flight..
cues. •L-ooe·yard line Tbe turned It about 15 yards _",,.... que meet in which 22 MW10-•• 11:M. .._........... ing, Jane MartiJJ, Fran
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. auc ~ oo a 7-0 ~point conversiOn at· ore~ wa11 tack.led oo ......,. 1e• " Y1 ... schools were entered IOf'llOMO•••
ead on the third play of teDiptfalled It was u,.7 ~ Esperanza three. llllllMnciton ~ '! : ~! with their top runners in ~;~1~in:;:1.1 ~ t!ce Nisson and Jaye
e aame when Mark The Troj8ns fumbled y,&rd ·~e .. BW Keever,·:,... ' 1 ,, -10 race ooe. their second 11. ,,.. ...,..1,.11; t 1:it:. N-.ort ter. Net Stars
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scored on a one-four -1·-later and•'--n,opl~ later, powered T•i. J .: 1; ~ runners in rice two and ........ ..,. ... .,.....,oi.,fllM. All of the division cm· nm and Green con r-J0 UlllCI ~ ... WI Into th d ,...,.. ...... •'--Knl hts didn'· P•UMMA•r tenders won their r~· · ball wu recovered by ..... T e en zone -...., cm, .._ I 't · ~ H11rt1w ~, .. ,... -...--~e.rted. Sa~dleba.ck.1 Eapenm.a's Dale Britt. from,_tbaone-y8J'dline. =::.,. : : ~ u have one barrier finiah DoorityU:tf. live leagues during re-it14..0with9~50left. 1be Aatecs were
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tbe It,..:was a game of in· w.1~ 1 , '" -~~ wonethansecond. ,,.....=~c::.,cwt gularseuooplay.
n the first half _on moveasain. taoep\i~ and virtually =. ! '; : t! It ~·· a second by _.,,._'*-"" C_,• Ila.
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a rte~ back Jim Thil tlme. driving ·~ pusmg. University , Tou11 m 110 "' u .~bW'y to H~lst that t. TWrY ..;::~ i•:•t; t. ein e ord s on~·yard from University's 38• quarterback Job -=~~ clinched· the title for ......mnw:.0;1.Jotw11o.i.t11•:sr. Mary Zimmerman ~ak and Greens extra yard lln:A tbe A-ecs· Halag,.:i h'1d fogr paues ..,..' .. "" ,.. n fd. Foothill. Hulst was an .1uN1oa v1o•s•TY fired an 83 to capture low
-· ._ Don Stod ta. ~ating a .• puv. "'°'tely ,...,..11• 145 .m e~y .wmner in 9;54, but L11Wt11s:4':10uvPt111ooc1•:11. gross honors in a low The Laguna NlgueJ 'l'W\mt 40" ~ --..I ttn..1 D 10 O • 1, 011 Wlkott 1S:1'0; I. Mllnofft
Again,, it was Jordan-pitcbout fr' om Whi'tely threw ee. w.11.c1t 20 10 0 1•7 .soo Spillsbqry ran..a resTWW". SOPNOMo•• groSs, low net tourna-Ten ·5 Cl b I h. bewasntevenlistedasa > . table9·u -I' --1.o.aH1u1s:1J;t:.o.wRMrwt"11 ni u st e . scampered' in for the o\ ·""·· u :21;1.8111"'l'K.9111tw11:10-ment at Costa Mesa Golf scene of the fourth an-
runmng baj.k prior~:ie .touchdown from tbe JC p p 1 Y1LLAPAaic.1NY1TAT10NAL '·Ed ,,0~:.~~:~i : t:. o.w and Country Club re-nual Boys' Club of Uie season-w o spar , nine-yard line Anothet ~ ' .... -vAimn er.--1t:10;:t.BoDM1rtlnte:v . cently. SoutbCoastAreacbartty
c.arrying six straight Esperanza tWo-pointer . .' ' t .· rep 0 0 ....... n11 (1')C..taMIM VA.ltSl'fY Net winners in A flight tennis tournament again ~-::0G4:J":~~-were * * * C:'~~ :::~:=. 1.~~~~;;~~~~<HI over the _Los 1Ladgods this year. 1111(• 1-1. H1111t tLei ti:M 2• 10:11;1 lofll1u110:1•;•.Ga•-1ut course inc u e Action got under way
never threatened in the OAM•n1on1T1cs .1uNtowc:oU.ioe JUN•o•vaasiTY s.i11111ury <f"I •:• i. w.....,_ 10:•; s.""" 1u110:21; '· DertJ 1u> Marianne Holt and Kay Saturday and continues secood half and p1-~---Al"lt..... SC...,, ... ""' SC...,_,..... tMYJ IO:ie•.SLJllWI (MDllO:WJ. 10:U ;7.(:Mpill'l11r lNl10:J6;1.S.--... with an excellent defe:i;; ~,.....,..=1~ : : FulMncft · • 1 , 1 , i4' a...-e..c11 1 0 0 ~,. v.,.... IC.Ml M;M '-o.n-iu.1 '"' 10: .. ; •· e11i.rt (U> 10,..,: to. JD.ay 11 each. today and will conclude T __ ..,..dewns .. l) Sn±H ' :k 1 ' I I • 1-12 ........... ..., ' s $ s-.. IO:M 7 •• .,... CS.-y HIH1) 10::14 L °'"'*" (U) 10;'3; II.Stein IN)l1:1•: In B night. Fran Lewis next weekend when the
•ame, forcing pressure v..,..,_..."" 1ao .. _ S•••ll•b•(" •iirl•t~ ,,,, '· ~ ... sc-r1,..: ke-er1;1nsw1c:k. r:v-K1111r ~1i.1 1o:M •. Nldlohl 11. $1'1'111tl 1trt1 1t:1•; '" c.1"' <i:tl bad an 88f g h $4 "-...,.. ,_,_ ~110 •• ,. ...... -~ ........ 11:M;w..A.1~<">11:a or ross ooors ,000 men's singles and
on. Broeck er •h-••bout. v.-,.....,. • 11 ' -"""'-1, -. Dli ...... ,_.. rNrd •· Aldrlc11 s, s11usr s. ..__. .._,.. __ _.. with A p . ........v... v .. -.
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Tim Mur;rby, a 6·0, Ntt,.,._ ,,. .., •1t01M-so"" 10:•1tt.Dut1:1ce1D1w"".-11•:"' ....,CJ11t11Ju.t'""'1Y M·-'•e Assmus tied f sta ed.
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._...., .. """ .._,. M11e ...,,.,, 11:• 11• O'Hsr• ,.... .. ,,,...._U11u.i.......tty1191 with 86. Betty Zeigler Linge, Scott Carnahan.
H...e<\ii9NUI 1 , 3 i-t0 <Mo> 1t:so 11 .... , ... c"-'111" 1 . ......, (UI 11 :11; :t. T. ,...,, cu won net with 6S with Del Bob w · ht d G The Gauchos scored ibelr lut TD with f i21l
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.NMIOllVAMtTY lArttMJ 10:,.6. OWrtton CCMJ 11:J1 Mc:cr..dy IUI tl:OI; I.~ (U ) fU b ~ • tr ... , ... ..,......._ 1. Minn 1Mv1 10,19 '· T...-.1• 12:0t; "· v.n.__ cu1 u :11; t0.. g t gross with 87 with quarterfinals of the ..,...,.......,. PllOIKoSOPtt ''"''"''""'''':n1.~<Moi DwtkrCN111:Jt. BettyBlakemorethenet Fr-ho ltb .• 10:1rS ...... .,.... Ctts_.r,) IO:S1 •. JUNIO•VA•S•TY -..1 enc pen w YlC-::::'ewt ~ ~: ~ ~::: ~':';:' r.:..~" . ; ~ = ~:::! lltnYCTroy111:0':t10.WMt•"-•) ,.....WIOl)MI .... .,.. victor at 63, followed by tories over Roscoe Tan~
0r.,. Collll: KOr11t1~_, I. e: J H•tcarlt9 ~· lilMnblf9 11:10 11. H"""" n!1oiotldo>11:11 t . ,,..,,_ <MOJ 11 :n : t. 0im Phyllis Barnes (64), ner and Eric va Dill
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AlCerlaonofSoathern £1TOftlOM1rt1:MlnMt•1. a...Mnacor1,..:•..-rs'-.. R1C111-1 ... ,,c~v111 :"1.,..,... o 01818 D 0 Jl 15 6 pionship. CalUorola College is VA•••TY "'!""•,.._·~··· · t.Mv111:121.str1tk11n 11'Y)11:J16. .,._ ' • The draw for the pro
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c a 1pat on Cfie Seattle,.........,. 'l:. s 4, .,...,_1~~ i a 2 ...-. fl9G 1-1. al9deo 1L1111:•1 m nt;tscoredfour Friday nlaht, playing ment will include az
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team for the romillf "°'"'°"" •J.Htt*"ol 1t1111n,W1Hll1M. i:tt111:1 1-1 ...... , .. cCMJt1:nt. three each in sparking up earl)', scoring three matcheswillbefeatured.
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Continued From C-3 · ~h~~c1.ip11outo ·to1 wt Mll!'Mro-c 1<1uw4-1 .. 1. Ann Bowe won rughl h•k·'llefr• {0) def 8urtOl'l•80YdM ..
,.,.ith a 2-up while three ~!i:',.o.1• toi dt'f ort~NuQlnl
players tied for second at t:ot1
1011.p 0,11 , co1 d•' Ki••1~ 5·down including Mar· H1-lm1n11•1 ....... jorie Knox, La Verne Hall ft!~t."li:.·ttllO!Wt 101 •• ,_,_1.
and Gloria Fleming. \1011 A(d.+ictrooc11-01111y 101 •• Whltl,..r.Qulnn .. 2.1-s. Ind flight it was Wilma Odilfl.()lton 101 ae1 Mc:Ml1LM-011111o
M I lh . " 2 ... ,Ml.MI. aypo e e winner, .>-Cocl'lr1111-wllson 101 "' ,..1,.,.,.
down. Ethel Ward, Irene ,...,.,.1•1 ... 2.
McKerlie and Frances LMt~ticM, 111 Pl o.*""w.m
R·eed tied for second at f,.=::;:~~~'.~~11 Hf 1<uw1M•·
5·down. . Cr••·Sl•lll IGWC) d•f SC:Mwr·
In third place were :i:«~!T!~~~~(owc1 dt't Pu11cto-
i\t ary Dickinson, Harriet ci.111 .. 1,M .
d Id II Apper.aerrym1ri ClBI dlf Br"' t-lopkins an e e 5!•1CN11.,,,M ,M . Fason, all with 6-down. Ao,...Kr.m fLBl cNI w.1t·T1ykM'.,J, .,.,,,s. lrrlae c.,.., &eM<lkt·Ho.e tL11 '"' sc:r.uu,._· °""'-'· J.1 , 1·S. Jean·O'Skea was the A w~4t.1pi.ton-~owc1-., WN&-
n. hl . ' ~-"\..,.twf'Mu ..... M .1 .. 1g winner 1n an even Lel<l'llf'·5"9ul~ri cGwc1 Ht Foster· holes event at Irvine ""9t'"1,M .
Coast Country Club with . ==-~:~:t cowci "' Pr..-nt·
a341Aiscore. swelfl ·Moor• cGwc1 def
Olh · I A aurtct1-P1tcr.1111..i,•-1. er winners n io;1..-c.r,.. CLBl 0.1 A1rn.r11-u."""' flight included Dottie s-1,1-s,1 ...
Fieer (35), Carolyn Gray Loper-Y~no 1owc1 "' M•••SMw ' .. 2,W. (3S'h) and Dee Dee White
(36).
Jenda Horne and Nan·
cy Barnes tied for first in
B flight with 35, followed.
by Dorothy Wrlgbt (37)
and Dorothy Jo Swanson
(37\lo).
It was Joyce Norman
the wiMer in C flight.
with 38, followed by Helen Peterman (38\.'J), _... ... 1.c.1 1t1 .. ~9Mct11 Dori.I Keyes (40), Peggy o!;;.•" ••I tc:orll\9: T•ddl
Sweeney and Gretchen
Ausb<!ra (401>).
A.._C.tT_,
I UCO.viii ... 10.15. \)-3.,
In D lllcbt, Ruth Payne
was the winner with 35lh:.
Ernestina · Valdes was
secon d at 38 with
Mar&aret Monger (381A) t...-a.:.~~~TJl\hNl"SlfT 1s-1.
· next and a t ie between 1s-11.
Pina La1erman and Bet-
ty Hazewlnkel at39.
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VAllll lTY •
LHl'ldlf Ectlton \M. l-1S, 1J.10..
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Alt was duest day at UIOl'ldef1.Mra1s.-11.1s-10. • V~lllllTY '1ntlngton Seacl lff ~"1l)oc1<et••T1.,.1w,1s-.c. Country Club this' week ,u11110111v••s1TY
and a three better b alls of Ml"""V11~:::S~~o,.,W.1'·1J.
foursome competition Glrdlft Grow Mf M111n1 1s-10. ,.,s. IS-11. tookplace. .aUNIOlllYAlllSITT Three team1 tied for Merl,.. tt.t Ger-.. Gro .... 1s.11,
lo pell 1)-11. first iD w net com -VAlllSITY lion at 213 including June E1t..cJa dlf L.oo Alfll.,. ta..14,.
Do l Elalo Putman, tJ-IS-, IS.It, y e, e . JUflllOAVAllltln Donna Estes and Evelyn U1Aml9n*'Emnci.1w,1w.
llice; Helen owaen,-,;;-~A=~H. ... tw.
Deane Olson, Geri Hege ,.1s.1a..14.
an4 Betty Briley; and Dini ~~11•:.:111S:~!! ... 1s-n.
SUe Hubnel, Mary Van· 1s-1.
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u..1.,.r1Hy TDs: Aouller, Zeldl.-.r.
kff9 ly OUert<lrs
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san Dl•a• st. 211. Fresno St.O
San J-St. 80 Cal SL
(L8)7
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<Fullerton) 20
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Oklahoma 24, Texas 17
Texas A&a.1 38, Texas
Tech9
Arkansas 41, Baylor·3
No. Tex. St. 28, Houstono
Miss. St. 28, Rice14
Abll«M24, St.phen F A111U11I
AICOn'l1S, Te .. 1Soull'Mr110 """'lo St $2, s.m H0<.t1ton SI I .......,dP•YMll, SI.ii MOMSlm10
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lllinois42, Minnesota23
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0
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Wisconsin 17. Purdue 14
KentSt.22, W.Mich.17
New Mex . St. 26, Wich. St.
24
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Louisville&, Chattanooga
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Trlckell and Middy Ben·
ner.
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second at 215 were Fran
Lewis, Polly BrowniDI,
Ann Pappas and Connie
L oneraan; a l so Ann
Roth, .M. Zimmerman,
Evelyn Gorman and Kay
Ryer.
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CAI.I. US FOR A QUOft
(21S)-1114) m:nao
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FOR POPULAR SIZE TIRES: F.78-14 and G78·14
plus·Federal Excise Tax of $2.47 to $2.62
and retreadable trade-In.
· Sllvertown Belted Whitewall
De!rolt's choice for many 7 5 cars
Size Sale Price RegUarPrlce F.E.t
A78-13 $29 532.90 $1.77
878·14 31 34.70 2.02
C78·14 34 37.1:/J 2.10
El8·14 35 40.50 2.32
F78·14 37 41.80 2.47
G78·14 37 43.00 2.62
H78·14 41 46.30 2.84
F78;15 39 4430 2:55
G78-15 41 45..70 2.69
H78·15 43 47.30 2.92
J7g·15 43 48.40 3.()9
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DISCS: Bad Deal for U.S. Cons11n;iers?
AUA'l'IOai'"d
NEW YORK (UPI) -Rapid arowtb of the
U.S. forelp trade s~lus this year bas en-
. couraged foes of the 7,000 Domestic International ~ Con>0rationa to.trytoaboU.b them.
Opponents ~rcuo tUt P,ISCa. as 111ey an
cllled,noloa1erareMOdod.tUttbeycootthefed. ·
eral 1overument too much in tues and that it la , Wnlllf to 1ubll4ile ~ by meana of these eompanteo and allow fcnlan.,. to pay 1-for
. Americangood.lthanAmericanspay.
• ·-·DISC (-a110 are urging repeol of the
fonlp tu eNdlt, a tabnique used by virtually
all Dallona to pr"'mt double taxation of blcome
-abroadL and tho 1-.i cloferrol of taxes
cm fanlp prvnta unW the.........,. are broulbt -· THE DISC Acr authorized by Conareo• ID
1911 allows U.S. compani'es that form DISC sub-~
sidiaries to continue to defer up to 50 pereent of
repam.ted fqrelgn eaminp provided tbele pro-
fits are plowed back into developing export markets. --"
The National Forolan Trade Counell aayo It
II !_.Ible to estinlate juat bow much of the
bup 1a1D ID America ~ of loodl IUld
eervlcu la attributable to creation of the
'Dillea. Tbe drtaluatiolll of tbt dollar dur1D1 the
-admlDlatration and the lrowlDs In_ In
JuputU and export capabllltieo of American
. Jllnm ·probably have been bl11er faoton cm the
1'bole. • But Chairman Rqlnalcl JODN of Genaro!
The .world's fltft rugtit of commer~l11l 1eairoin1 car10 con!.tnera and lrllt!k
trailer rl11 arrived af Oakland Intema·
tional Alrpc1rt lbll DlOlllb on a CS Galaxy
Air Force plane: Frain . Tennessee, lhll
load was 1401000 pounds'.of conlainerl1ed
Electric Co., buln1 b1a conclusions on 1o•em·
mm fltilHI~·ay1-1t i.-a1remely .•lcnlfican\.
. ~at the big growth al U.S. exports bu occurred lil the four yean 1lnce the DISC1 came into ex· -.. .
Jones llH been aJ1Ulnl that abolition of the IllSCI would be.a huge oelback to the nation's
tontan trade and would destroy the belt Jo.,. eru~J tool' and~ weapon aaalili.t receulon
·and.tnflatloD'th• country has at preomt. •
PaESIDENT a OBERT M. Norris of the Na·
tioaal Foret_an Trade Council told the House
Wayo and Meana Committee ID July the DISCs
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Rust-free Sports, Car Is No Joke
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FRANKFURT, West Germany
<UPI) -Some competitors
pdoh-poohed Ponobt'1 new ·ruai·
:rree-cars as an ... dvertislnt gag.
But the critics at the 48th In·
ternatlonal Automobile Exhibi·
tlon soon choked on their jokes.
· Designers said Porach•.
maker of swift, slick lpdrta can,
has probably set a new I~ •
courae with Ila six-year rlllt·free
guarantee. They aald 1everal
other companies Will probebl1'
follow suit next year.
• ,\part from the Porsche unveil· ma. the oxblbit was matlted by
tbe abMnee of most large tire
maker• and .a trud towar4
smaller cm.
Iii recent montha, Oeraaan
auto journoll have crlUc!Jed tire
lllal<ars for alle1edly flllirll to uq pace with automobile .s.
ntopmeata'. Tb17 iay llUID1 fatal
accidents result from blowouts
beoauae titea are too weak for
imctemcarwet11rts and ll(N!edlo.
vehicles them1elvea .... They
should have welcomed every op.
portunity to improve their image
before the public.••
Exhibits by about 40
automobile manufacturers
showed a marked eni~b on
1maller vehicles. altliough not
perhaps u small as car makers
bad anticipated in the wake of the
energy crills.
have more than Jultifled their creation by set·
tin& more American eompanlea into export busl·
naa and makbl1 It -'bl• for relatively small companlea to finance export dHelopment. -..
He sold tho Dl&Co make the llDanciDI of
export recolvabl'!' eaalw and help finance Ion&·
termforeiptradt~
a-ral l!:lectrtc'1 JODN was more 1peclflc.
In a recent article, ~ pointed out that, for
vartou1 rea1on1, payment from ov1r1ea1
customers to Amert cm ftrma ll 1lower than pay· ment from domeatlo "'81omers. Tbls la ao much
tbt c-. J--. tUt It taUo a--, million m0<e ID warlllng capital to llDance $1
biWcm worth of Ol<Port b11stw1 than $1 bUllon of
domestic busln-. Tbe DISC tu deferral offsets
:partoflb\ab11rdanfor_..,ht1old.
Both the Nationol ll'oretanTradeCouncti aftd J..,. ompbulltd that In lhtlt view DISC. are
•-tho only effectiW> atop the United Statoe
bu been able to take to oll'HI 1ublldleo Eumpe
and Japan &Ive their exports and DODtarif! di•·
crimblatiODI a1a1ut lmporta from the .United
si-.
Tbe AJ'L.CIO ba1 been qalnlt the DISC1
from the betinDIDI conteadlq they only help
the bis multinational compani• and their aoti'vl-
ty ID various wa:ra helps export of American jobo. .
A SPOKESMAN foe the lcHl1111 trade counell said he regarded the threat toabollsb the DISC• as
serious because abolition •ppeals to labor and to
populiJI pollticlana •
Last February, Sen. Frank Church (D· Idaho), lien. Floyd Hukell (J>.Colo.) and Sen.
Abraham Riblcoff (J>.Colm.) Introduced a bill to
aboU.b the DISC• and to end the forelp lax
blveotmentcNditandmakeothertaxcban1eeon
theforelp 1arnln11of U.8 .... pdrationa. Church
claimed th• bill would recapture M.1 billion in tax· -ee now beinl avoided by t-mneoa eo<p0rationa.
He oald '820 muiton of tUt aum would come froin aboU.biDI tho DISCI, which, he cbarfed,
"benefit mainly the 100 biqeat multinational c:rr:r.,,amn. '' He alto~ the new floating t excbanae rat.II can inlure that American
exports will be competitive In forelp markets
andaothe DISC• no lciqerarelleeded.
Rep. Charin Vanllt (D-Obio) and Rep. Sam
Glbbooa (J>.Fla.) have Introduced bUla in the
-that would abollab the DISCI. Gibbon• II a
member of the Wayo alld Mew CommlttH,
which framu t•x bllll, and bla me&suri. la an
amendmenttothe1meroltaxreformbill.
GIBllONI SAID ba r. . qalDit tlie msts
becaUH be doean't bellne 1ublid111na export.I••
neceuary or detlrable ... Why ahould foretanera
pay 1111 for Amortcon foodl than Americans 7"
htuked.
He 1ald be ne•• baa ...., hard proof that
foretgii naUons unfairly 1ubeidize their exports
in competition with Amerioan Jooda. He a aid the
Ford admilllatratim'a Office of Budael abd
lllana1ement wanted to eboll1h the DISCI even If
the Commerce Department la much iD favor of'
keepln1them. ·
Glbbona denied that the DISCI had pla7ed
a bit role in the growth of American exports -
certainly not enough, be aald, toluallfythetax lou
andthepractlceohuboldl!ln1b gcorporationa.
He •aid the dollar devaluaUona were the
overwbelmtn1 cause of the lrowth ID U.S. el·
porta and to attribute thll arowth to the DISCa' . wu bite Hy!DJ, "I wont out a,nd prayed for tho
1un torlle and, lo, ltclidriae."
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'911j1CHE, which has for two
years promoted the ldla that
cars should laat longer, said that
.car makers, at low eost. aan
&'&lvanize. both 1lde1 of
automobile -1 steol to off ... tively prevent ~t.
Handeleblatt, DueNeldorf's
....u.touo b11Alne11 -aper,
laid t6at .. ,t la -that the -duota ol tbt 'UN m-acturers
ban bardl7 beComowmoe. -
"Manufacturers tend to make
smaller cars. But public interest
focuses on middle·sized cars with·
lots of accessories.'' Winf'ried
Grzenta. 1pokesman for the
automobile manufacturers as------------------.11 soclation 1ald.
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will cooperate on soft dollar trantactions that : 1 •
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will accept pre-paid Interest, PQlnta, and cer-
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(W DAllYPILOT . Suncfly,Octobet12.1975
Last of Patio -.
' Homes Planned , I
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate
Firms Pick
New Building
The final unit of 48 Patio
Homes at Village San Juan la
now under conatrucUaa. with OC·
cupanc7 scheduled. for Nov -
ember', accord.in& to Donald G.
Zellner. president of Zellner
Communities, Inc., builder of the
lOt..acre planned residential
neighborhood lo San Juan
Clqlistrano.
•'These two to four~bedroom
PatloHomea, prlcedfrom$39,9SO
to $ol8,990, are the lut single-
family detached homes to be
built at Village San Juan,'' said tne company president. "They
orter tremeodou.s value to the
family who wants the privacy and
spaciousness of a single-family
home and the recreational
amenities of a country club.··
vlded by · tlia llomeow1&1' ... soclatloo. .
Arcbltaets R-4 .llolta and A.
aoclatel of Santa Am dellcDed
the home• to enhance
Caltfornla'a iodoor·outdoo•
lifestyle. Wide expaDMS of du& 1 and large, fenced ~ yardii en.
courage homeownera to take ad-
vantage ot the out-<it--.. To
increase rear yard Ille, Patio
Homes ill tbla unit have been
1ltµat"'1 ct~ to !ma lot u-
and 1idewa·lk1 have been
restricted to one· side of the
street.
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firms have selected the Irvine
Company's 16-story Wells Fargo
building in Newport Beach for
new headquarters locations, ac·
cording to Charles L. Buchanan,
manager of real estate in The
Irvine Company's · Commercial
Division.
Interest rates of ·1.s percent
(7 .75 percent annual percentage
rate) are offered on cooveoUonal
rmancing at Village San Juan
Patio Homes.
mE AMENITIES podrage IJl.
eluded with each home features
fireplace, carpeting in most
rooms, forced air heating,
General Electric range and oven,
automatic dishwasher, electric
garage door opener and a pau-
througb window In kitchen fo<
patio dining. •
Matlow-Kennedy ,Corporation,
exclusive leasing agent for the
Wells Fargo buildihg, negotiated
the leases.
, Estate Builders International,
a residential d e veloper, and
Carver-Klassen Properties, in-
dustrial developers, have leased
space in the architect William
Periera-designed building over-
looking Newport Bay.
''We are especiaJly pleased
when real estate developers
select one or our orfice buildings
because we know that they look
for excellence in orrice space in
regard to deS'ign, construction,
maintenance, flexibility and
climate control,'' Buchanan said.
. THESE HOMES will be locat·
ed 11djacent to the community's
third swimming complex, which
will include a large, heated
swimming pool, children's wad-
ing pool, and cabana. Other
facilities available exclusively to
residents are a community
clubhouse, volleyball court,
ba!ketball court and several tot
lots.
The convenieqce-pllftlned
''Monte(o '' includes two
bedrooms and two ·bathLs. A
cheery fireplace brightens the
living i:oom, which also bas
vaulted ceilings and sliding·
glass-door access to tbe rear
yard. The garden-view kitchen
leads to the garage wher.ewaaber
and dryer b09kups are located.
The three-bedroom, tw~batb
"Santiago'' Plan is designed to
make the most of both formal
. and informal occasions. A large,
sloped-ceiling li vlng room with
fireplace is ideal for adult enter-
taining and the spacious "coun-
try kitchen'• lends itself lo a
vai:ietY of family activities.
Village San Juan bas a network
of luxuriant greenbelts laced
with streams that lead lo the
three-and-one-half-acre boating
and .fishing lake, localed at the
hub of the neighborhood.. Main-
tenance for all recreational
facilities and greenbelts is_ pro-
THE ''SEVILLE'' is a lux-
urious single-story home with
... four bedrooms and two baths.
New Castille Tract
Opening in Viejo
Castille homes' neighborhood
14B opened this weekend in Mis-
sion Viejo, offering 39 three and
four bedroom homes located in
the rolling hills bordering the
rustic Wildernes s Glen natural
area.
''This series of Castille homes
has proven very popular with
buyers,•• says Don Schulz, direc-
tor or product development and
sales, Mission Viejo Company.
Prices of the Castille homes
range from $47 ,680 to $61 685 with
move-ins scheduled dun.i:tg early 11778: .
Wood-burning fireplaces fitted
with gas log lighters, kitchens
with continuou~·clean oven,
range, dishwasher, and disposal,
carpeting in selected rooms and
patio servin g bars in some
kitchens are included in the
Castille plans.
Open from 10 a. m. to 6 p.m.
daily, the Castille models can be
reached by taking the Santa Ana·
San Diego Freeway to La Paz,
east on La Paz to Marguerite
Parkwa.y , then left on
-Marguerite to the decorated
mpdels one block north of
Trabuco Road.
The.living room has a cozy, cor-
ner fireplace and dramatic
cathedral ceiling. A spacious
family room or formal dining
room adjoins the kitchen which
has sliding glass access lo the
side yard. The master suite has a
private bath, while the other
bedrooms share the second bath.
The "Eldorado" is a versatile
two-story plan that offers three
bedrooms, including a master
suite with private bath, and a
second bathroom on the second
level. Activity areas -a living
room, kitchen, family room and
large dining room convertible to
a den or fourth bedroom -are
located on the lower level, along
~th a powder room.
To reach the community, take
the San Diego Freeway to
Junipero Serra Road and drive
east approximately one-half
mile. Tum right into the Village
San Juan entrance.
NEW PHASE II :
Jasmine Creek; ~wport Beach, and you
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Somesay"youcan't improve on perfection'.' We think our new Phase II
locale in Jasmine Crt>ek proves you can. There are many superb
locations ..• blended with the beauty of flourishing greenery and
, jalmine .. At" your private clubhouse, large crystal pools, and 4 ~ennla •
"'"'"' invite you to play night or day. And most charming of oll, you'u diocover homes you can foll rompletely in love with. Homes
wltbfreab ideas: filled with garden sunlight inside-fully landscaped
and Cln!d for outside. A whole new latitUde of living by the ..... And
the oecu.rity of a 24·hr. attended-entrance. 'lbday, come view PhBM? JI,
•perfect complement to our !st edition. See the modelB and c&oice of
1118117 enchanting 8l'd superbly located h,._. l'robably !be most de-
elnd living to be found in all of Newpo<t ~ ' ·@ ·
a.ch. Excellent financing. --
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i. ..._ vm.. of HarMr View-JI om" from 199.500 Ml 1138,000. . .
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Direction1: 3 blocks E1at of Mac-
J\.rthur Blvd. on San Joaquin Hilla
Ro1d, then o·ne block South on
Marguerite t6 the~ aecurity gat.e .
Phone (714> 640-4020.
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someplace Sl?ecial,
Anaheim Hills will 'open v.our ev.es H you're not getting the most ·I ' I ' • out of Uving, look IQ Anaheim
Hills. It Is fast becoming one of !he most coveted home
addresses In Southern California. More than BOO fem·
Illes have already discovered a more pleasant llfe In
Anaheim Hills. More gentle •. More llke an earlier, easier
flme. And every day, new reasons make It an even more
special place. Already there are seven neighborhoods
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of flne homes by five ,major builders. A competltion-
callber 18o.hol8 golf course; complete With clubhouse .
Nlght·llghted tennis courts at the new Racquet Club.
Bght miles of hiking and eQuestrian trails already tra·
verse the 4200 acre countryslde. Parks with paths for
nature walks. Trees. Hundreds upon hundreds. Pius
addltlonal recreational facilities with swimming and
sports within ttie attractive· nelghb<>rl>oods. Shopping,
schOOs and C:hUrches ell convenient. Perhaps your own
fBmlly sholild begin llvinQ agafn. Make a leisurely visit
Io Anaheim HRls today. It's an eye-opener:
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1hE new~ CDmES'to lfe
anaheim
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' 1975 A1111h111m Htlls. Inc Townhomes: Oak Knoll, P•rkvktw, The Galerle. Single Family Homes: ~roadm'oor
Homes, WOOdcrest, Anaheim HUis Eatatn, Eastridge Ellitn,, lake Summit, Gt
Weatrldge. Luxury Apartments: Canyon Rim VIiias. ~ Equal Housing
Oppo'!unllles
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LUXURY LIVING LESS THAN 1 MILE FROM THE BEAC
EVERYTHING'S INCLUDED IN THE-PRICE:
•Shag carpeting •Wet bars
• Custom fireplaces • ShakeToofs , •
• ConcrJ1ie drives 1".f • Deluxe "Ultra-bright"
country.kitchens
· • Front lawns with a tree
and sprinklers
• 3-car-garages ·,
• 3 baths
•Rear and side yard fencing
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area
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1be prt1'lnt ·of tbe state's
Realtor• baa called for a
tbree·PrOllled att..t on red-
linlDI· • In a new1 eenlerenee at
Anaheim 'a Dlaneyland. Hotel. '
wbere the 80,000 member-
CaJlfornla Aaaoclatloa of Realtors held it. anmaa) CODHD·
tlod, alcl\ard c. Farrer of
Hayward named lnaured loaa,
counaellnc, and ,eqaal aerv1-•
by c!Ues u weapoaa.
Red·llnln1 .. the , ... u.,., ;ti
leiiillm and some eovemmfiat
•&"Jlclea of denylnc morteace
loaaa In specific 1eocraphlcol
areu without regard to the worth
of tile would·be bonowera nn tbe
p~.
•'The new Houllnc Finance
Apncy just created In Califonda
offm the stale • big -'unity
to attack this problem.•• Farrer
cnntended. "It will IDllke direct
mort1a1e loans to llnaace low .
, and moderate incometxusin&
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Homes Ope~
Two ~ llomea with f;panlah
tile rocih. wide ovcbmp, •·
pooed. beam• and -bun>IDc n,epi-tllat help capture the
elepnce and bl•b alyle of -11
Callfornla llvln& are featured at
La CUeato a.cquet Qub Hom•
.In HuntlnltaD Beach, tbe -· bouainl project . of l'r&Dlt H.
Ayrel and Son.
· l"llrnlJbed modela are -fl<om 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. doll)'
at the model complex .,. the
nort.heut corner~of Delaware
and Memphlo streelll with the en·
trance @ Delaware Street JUlt
off Beacb'llolllevard.
Tbla Is the ·first setlmml of IQ
units in the 162 bome planned un•
It development.
televl•loa eyatem, 1ea1..,...r
alldlas clue-.,~ WJWDllre waralnc ayatem, oa:alk: ..U-
lnp,, ailoa carpet ID Iii .....
-· vill1I u-lloortlle,la ldtcbeU, bathaaad-.. ....... lined I•• water beater•.
lumlnoua celllnp Ill-· bullt-llLdisbm~ ........,
dlaposala, -IU -.-ovens. 1
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proposed poup of 19 ""'""-nn&i0Clrom two to lfl aaita to a
atnicture. Tbeae are In a ...,.. :=iri..i..~".?:4..:::=
to open. apace to ....-"""" "C P
plan-' unit elev~ -dardaforthlltJpeofbouallll QI!.
de-sac -ellmla•e Iba ...... trafllc to pn>v\dll ..-MCI
for dlildrea ODcl rediaoe llOlle
po!!ution. -Prices range from "9.1111 to
$5C,OOO. FHA, VA and coav6i• l14?Dal financlQ& are av•llahl&
"WE TWNK A subotanUal por.
lion of these funds should be used
for insured loans. the state iDBur~
ing the top 40 percent f/I' loans
made. by .Private lenders in
mort1•1e deficient areu, thooe
now red·lined. This will en·
courage lending there because it
lessens the risk.''
SLOPEO CEIUNG llQHUOHTS LIVING ROOM AT ALICIA PARK HOMES MODEL
'l1IE PllOJEcr IS -..eatlm
oriented to take full advantaae of
the balmy climate and the
Pacific Ocean only a mile aw.ay. A tennis court, a volleyball cliuit,
two large craasy tot lots. bl&
lawn areas, and abundant open" THE FOREST Hilla model, the
larcest with 1,6.IO aquare foot;
baa a •tep clown llvlnC .-... a
large recessed entry, powder
room, a bright dining room-
family room combination, -ad
kitchen on the first Boor. On the
second floor are a balcnny bait
the width of the bome -inl. the livinll room and a<ll-
to the master bediwm suite (for use as a sewing roam or bobbJ'
C<!Rter or readlnc and writlnc.
area), two big cl-cm -side of a large dreaain& area, the
extra large bath wllb a doo1ble
size Roman tub, and two otber
bedrooms with a aeconcl
bathroom between.
, space are in the development.
·Alicia ParkHomes · , 1· Also, there lo a clubhouse fO/l' in·
. \' -·-··· dancing, meet!Dp ··11· and similar activities tn the ....,r of the 09mmunity.
. ~ated drt'i. plateau overlook·
Farrer said ihe CAR will be
working to amend the law to this
end at the next legislative
session. The agency bas ~
authorized $200 million. in re-
venue bonds. expected to be is-
sued later this year. C5> million
in federal participation boOds
already being appropriated by
Congress, and $SOO million in
general obligation bonds to be
submitted for voter approval in
Nov.ember 1976.
•'But we don't think just pro-
viding funds will be enoµgh," the
Realtor president sa·id.
"Families going into red-lined
areas need to know bow to flx a
leaky water faucet, the necessity
of saving for a new roof whmit's
needed, how to keep up a bou&e
and manage their fmances 110
they can.
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he said. "We think counseling
should be a condition for aQY loan
made in low and moderate in-
come areas. This will help those
borrowers be good neighbiir!I and
-help avoid the blight that ts too
much a part of . some of our
cities."
Farrer said the third area that
needs at\acking is putting pre-
1ssure on cities to provide equal
services in red-lined areas.
• "We're talkinl about garbage
and trash pick up," be ex.plained,
"street lightin&i street cleaning,
police protection, schools, all the
community services. '
4'IN LOS Angeles, Mayor Tom
Bradley has invited us to have a
representative on a task force on
red-lining he. is forming. we have
..recon'lmendld. one ol our black
Real.tor-medl&ers and a;.lender,
Bennie Slayton of San Fernando.
He knows tile problem afl4 wants
to get it solved."
Farrer said the association is
asking its 174 boards of Realtors
throughout the state to suggest
similar approaches in their own
cities where red-lining is a pro-
blem.
Amel Development Company
is celebrating the openinc of the
furnished models for Alicia Park
Homes, a new residential com-
munity in Laguna Hills.
The detached.homes are priced
frnm $44,llOO to $52,900 and offer
excellent financina. The four
models, decorated by Beverly
Hornbeak of Saddleb8ck ln-
terio~ .of Irvine. reflect the four
floorplans available to new
homebuyers.
"Our interior designs capture
the warmth and casual styling
appropriate to Saddleback
Valley living. TwO contempcrary,
interiors and two traditioDal
country ' home Interiors have
been created to display the
· floorplans and features in sur-
roundings stressing tbe liveabili-
ty of the spacious homes," said
Miss Hornbeak. ·
"THE FLOOR plans of Alicia
Park Homes now well, function
well and have good windows
everywhere. The floorplans are
exceptionally good," sbesaid. ·
Containing from 1.100 sqUai-e
leet to 1,600 square feet. tbe plans
include one mod'el with two
bedrooms, one model with two
bedrooms and a convertible den.
and two Models with four
bedrooms, all with 1 t,i or two run
bothli.. i' \ , ·I Exteriors disp18y natural wood
siding combined with textured
stucco, combination medium and
he:avy cedar shake roofs, and.ex-
panses of windows complete with
bronze-finish window frames. All
exterior doors have dead bolt
locks and full insulatim of walls ·
and ceilings is installed. At·
tached double garages apen from
saJt.fmished concrete driveways
and all lots have partial masonry
and wood fencing. Salt-finished
concre~e walks and porches are
standard.
INTERIORS feature oak par-
quet flooring.in the entry hall and
the formal Jiving room has vault-
ed wood ceilings with natural
b;eams and a hand-laid ~rick
Buntin9t-ha Project
New Business Park
Gets First Tenant
• American Data Centers, Inc., a massive areas of diagonal ~ubsidiary of Stinnes CoFp. of redwood siding. More than 10,000
r'lew York, will relocate its cor· square feet of executive offices
porate headquarters from Hunt-and a spacious fully improved
ington Park later this year and computer area has been planned
become the first business firm to ' for the structure. Hlrpes also~~
IOcate in Huntington Beach Busi· ed that about two-tbirds Oi the
ness Park ·a 227-acre develop-large setback area between the
ment of the Business Centers b_uildine and the street wilLbe
Division of Kaiser Aetna. heavily landscaped with trees. The data processing service shrubs and brightly flowering
firm will relocate during plant!:.
December to a site situated on
the east side of Bolsa Chica
Avenue, south of Bolsa Avenue.
ACCORDING to Gerald
Harvey .and Jerrold Cote of
Coldwell Banker Commercial
Brokerage Com~any's Newport
Beach office, who represented all
parties. K8.tser. Aetna. sold a
1.6-acre parcel t<j developers Leo
Muter and Robert Dickerman.
Tbey in turn entered Into a build·
to-suit agreement with American
Data Centers.
Details of the lease between
the developers and American
Data Centers were not revealed,
however it was disclosed that the new 27,000 square foot building
and site will represent a total in-
vestment of :!t,000.
Designed b the santa Ana
firm of .Kea Imes Archltecla
a'n d Asaoc\11_tea~ the new
American D~ Centen....be•d-
quarters wil~. feature textured
concrete pa11els, broten· .. by . c
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fireplace. Plusb cut pile shag
carpetlnc coverithe floor.I in the
livlnC room, the family room,
hallways and all bedrooms.
P.Uo kitchens feature bullt·in
appllanceS including a range
with vented hood, contlnuooa-
clean'in g .d9uble oVen. dls-1 hwutler with a sound shield and
clis)lolel'.. A pus-through serving
window and·outslde counter foe
the patio area eases casual din-
ing or outdopr ente~g.
DELUXE BATHS have wide
spread fjxtures and 1full-width
mirrors. Space for laundry ap-
pliances is provided in each
garage. All ducting and rough
wiring for air-conditioning is in
and forced air beating systems
are standard.
Situi.ted just one..quar,ter of a
mile from the Sad Diego
Freeway on Paseo de Valencia,
the $4 million development of
Alicia Park Homes is across
&om the parlr: and elementary
scbool, is within two miles of the
fashiobable shopping facilities of.
the Laguna Hills Mall and is only
a short drive from beaches,
marinas, golf courses and major
employment centers.
To see the newly completed
furnished models now open daily
at Alicia Park Homes, exit the
San Diegb -Freeway at Alicia
Parkway and tum right to Wilkes
Avenue in Laguna Hills.
There are but a few opportunities to own a
waterfront home with a private boat slip in
all of Southern California. Of these, unques-
tionably the most desirable location is
Newport Beach.
Now, 621 Lido Park Drive offers just 36 of
Newport's most beautiful wa(!lrfront
condominium homes with a private boat slip
available to every owner.
ing the ocean, all bomes catch
the cooling bree1em every day
from the ocean so UW. air cooCli·
tioning units are not necessary
here. Nature bu taken care ol t!>at.
SpaalJh texture walls, ceramic
tile. private fenced patios and de-
signer hardware cany out the
early Callfoniia theme.
ALONG WITH the best of the
old, the buUder bu .-the best
of the new lncluilini a Inns list of
quality elements the early
Californians neVer dreamed of:
an optiOhal secUrity routine tor
all -the two car earages which
permits the oWner to open his
garage door, drive""'in. close the
door and enter his home from the
garage, built-in television and
telephone outlets. a master
Tbe models can be reached by
turning off Beach Boulnard on
Memphi.a Street, then prvceer11nc
west-about 200 feet. From the Son
Diego Freeway turn oll cm Beach
Boulevard and proceed aoulb ap-
proximately four miles and ft'om
Pacific Coast Hlcbway turn off
nn Beach Boulevllf1! and proceed
north about one mile. ·
621 Lido Park Drive is a rare commo<lity ..•
and the best of a rare commodity at that. It is
also a tremendous opportunity. An opj>Ortunity
to live life the way you've always dreamed it
should be. Joyous, free and close to the sea.
Take the time to visit 621 Lido Park Drive'
'iow. You've already waited too lQllg •.
• • ; These are both large and luxurious homes
offering up to two thousand, six hundred
square feet of living space. Every convenience,
every appointment you want and expect in a
prestigious home has been seen to with
infinite care .. 'lbtal luxury combined with the
informality of waterfront living.
Two bedroom, two ~m and den
condominium homes from fl.40,000.
Excellent financing-814% (8\1!% A.P.R.)
Telephone (714) 675-10'10
Under the direetK>n of Ring Brothcni Development Company •
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·Moving Up
In Real Estate
BRUCE BRVllSEAU, prominent Southern
California real estate bn:*er, was honored by the
Irvine Industrial Complex 11.1 Broker of the Year at lhotldnlanDOalllrol<w~llonBanquet.
lll'UIM .. , --ct Newport National Com-_,, and forDJerly a ...tor aal .. comuJtant and
le..tin& sale1ma ra with Coldwell
Banker. wa1 honored a1ona with
U otbtr Southern California
brokers at a dinner held at the
l"NwPortlnn Wine Cellar.
· Bru11eau recorded 13
tranaactlooa with the llC during
the past fl1 cal year and shared
Jn the 1812.500 in real estate com·
mlMloNI paid to the bn>l<erace
M •u.u · community. The 14 brokers
u bJnored by the IIC accounted tor
70 percent of the commissions paid last fiscal year,
Maloufuld.
Bruateau was praented a lead crystal carafe
wtth enara•ed sterlia1 silver coll ar in a ceremony
includina Rlellard JI. Cannoa, JIC president; Bri an
Hoa'. JfC vtc. prnklent ol sales and marketing ;
and Tbomu C. Wolff Jr., senior vice president or
the lrvlne Compuy.
Crpwn Valley
Office Opens ..
Two,aoutb eOMt l'Mlr.tl •Uh extenaive ex·
perience In J:acuna ~ ~ .. have opened
Crown Valley Real-toHrYebomeownenand
pr""pective home ~ throulbout the South
Cout •re•.
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A. DulO. Fr7llnt 11111 Al Carmichael brine a M t Vi•ii total ot 30 years real estate MrVlce to their new Jfll'a •~p..... • 19S · bulinenal30100CrownValleyParkway,Sulte37 -. .-:::;~, .,. , SI ,._.,
located In the buaU--. near Nlcuel Road. .
The new firm recorded 1121J0,000otvolume In It• first , .4dall Con,.r'n' • Bo-111 LW p,.,1,..,.;... "•'""'f .4te0 of /'i..Oport Boselt
dayofoperatlonlut-. · .. -4 000
Fryllnc, a real -bn>lcer, Hrved ••director • Decorator~~ ca...;.....__ f'l2,000 to 84-' or eales for Av co Community Developers In Lacuna · ' ..... .....,. h
Nlcuei from 1973 unW tbla 1prln1, 1upervllln1 both • Eneloeed p11tle or baltony 2 Bedr-m• • 2 Bat 8
new and resale offtc• and apartment rentall for • Breakfaet i..., · n t A • ,/;
tho entire planned COlllDIUDlly. He WU prevtoualy • Di1hwa1her : Separate In ag rea l /. re1ional 1ales manager for the Dcmald Bren Com· , 1 ,,/'/
pa.ny, 1ervln1 with thatflrmlor HYU yean. . • Cont1nuoUHl•ataa oven ci.•""' "'"" -
P'rylln1 has mana1ed 1a1 .. pnllrama averac: • lee-maker refrlaetator &T. •.0 •t I7:•1·· 8 /i.
Ing 9211 milllon annual voluma, htm.eelf avera1tn1 • Abundant do.et •pace · ),, Te...,p.01 r I tJU • ' /ii'. w, the aale of 1.2 homes a day durlnl two years at a D rl ~~ -t ~
direct 1ale1man. He also bu bad experience u • rape ea ' llll4·lZS6 Rolland Rood °"" o ;'.'
both Utle and escrow officer followln& five yean' • Log·burnlllfl fireplace N•vpo~t Bea.ch, CoUf. 9%660 '4 .. ,. .. ~,. " ''IS:.;~
trainlne in real e~t"!telaw. ' • !firrored elotet doora Sal.a om-Plaoft41(714)645-8$7$.(E}~ Carmichael 11 alMl a veteran of Lasuna Nlruel . 11-• -. ~
home 1aln -active in the communlty11 ·properties • 3 heated awimmlng poola -.":. .,,...
&ince 1188 . He won the Natioftal AlaoclaUon of ~ Home Builders'' "Million Dollar Sale1 C!J'cle" 1"1••••• JOHN DlrllANCESCO of Industrial Brokers, award each year from 19'7G-74. 1'1 Inc. waa honored at the third annual Broker ,...::.:.::..:..=:.:-=~==-:....::::_ ______ .:_ __ _:_ _ _:_:_ ___________________________ I
Recognition Banquet !Sponsored by the Irvine In·
duslrial Complex, announced Janiel T. Rountree,
president of the lrvln&bued real estate firm.
The banquet, bonortng 14 of a possible 700
brokei1 in Southern CallfomJa who market for the
tompld/ wu baHCI upon unex· f '
celled ef ort and/roductivtty. '• "Lut ye•r aUpped out all
the artltles a bout the awards
banquet and made It my goal for
thi1 year,•• aatd DlFranCHCO. ''l
con1lder this an honor and
personal achlovemont. ''
The 2f.ye•r-old Costa Mesa
re1ident ha1 been wtth In·
dmtrlal BrOll:en, Inc. since ita ·
inception ID lt73.
KEITH GREEK hu boon promoted to project
mana1er for the Irvine Company's Re1identlal
Divt.ioo, accordlna to Dou.alas M. Gfeller, dJrector
ol residential development. In this position, Greer 11 involved with tho Jllo plan development, builder
" .HledJon, atchitectural and de-
. alp review, marketin1 atrategy
and the or1anizatlon of com·
mwitty a11ociationa for Harbor
View Ill and a portion o( Turtle
Rock.
Greer joined the Irvine
C'A>mpany In 1972 as an ass~atant
project manager. He was pre-
viously a cost analyst for Kim·
berly Clark Corporation in
· •••••· FuJlerf.OI). Greer, 29, holdl a 8 18. derree in business and
finance from CaJlfomJa State Univeraity in
Fullerton. He Uve1 with his wife Elaine in tbe com-
munity of Deerfield tn Irvine.
JACK M . LANGSON has been named manager
of Cabot, Cabot & Forbes tnduatrlal real estate ac·
tivitiea 1n Orange County.
J.iangson baa be• with cc.t.11' for three and one-
half jears tn the I-d!tyetnPme t • de· part men ta tn Los . Anllel.. and 1 • 'j
San J'ranclsco. Previous to join· '
ing the company, he wu as·
soclaled with Morg8Q Stanley
and Co. in New York.
Laneson spent his younger
year• In Orange County, at·
tended University of Southern
Ca.lifornia where he was a
member of the school's diving
team, and later received bis ."
MBA degree from Harvard uNM«*
Business School. A bachelor, be now resides on
Balboa Island.
Development of the 238-acre $50 million Oran1e '
County Industrial Center began in June 1973. There
are now 16 buildings on the site .representing more
than one million square feet.
• DOUG!.-" 11 : fOllD, 21, bu bfen promoted 19
111anf1er, ""ldeoltal ~elopment IW tho lrvtd'e ·
Company, annDWlced Doullu Gfeller, cllroctor 9'
resideDUal <kY•IOp-. · II> thlo p&IUOll, I'm! will be tho taam le•d•r for
the Harbor View Ill, 1'lrtle Rock and Villa&e 14 de•
velopm-,:tnvol•lil tn the site plan, builder aelec·
lion arcbt~'ural liot landlc1pe 'delllJl review,
marliottn1. 1trate11 and tho or1antzalloq of com·
munlty asaoei•tlon1: · ... ""'
Ford joined tbe lrvtne Co111pany tn 1972 as an
usistant project inanqer for the Big Canyon and
University •ark projecta which have been suc-
cessfully tomploted.
Prior to.jolnl•r tho Irvine Company, Ford was
a proaram control manaaer for Kaiser-Aetna
Corporation ID Nowport Beach. He· holda a B.S.
degree tn on1lnHrtnr from UCLA where be also
studied urban land economle1.
Ford llv11 with ht. wife, Linda, and two
children In the Vlll .. e of Harbor View, Newport
Beach.
JORN JU•Plil.ID, 25, bu boon named office
mariaaer for Hacienda Real
E1tate'1 new office at 2975
Pairvlew Ave., COila Mea1, it
'YU IDDOUDCed by Pb1I Glbtllaca,
pre1ldent of the Hunttntton
•ach·ba1ed firm.
· Rampello1 who hold• a
man11ement ae1ree ftom Cal
Stile Lone Beach, waa "top
It.lier" for July tn the Hunttntton
lluch-Founteln Valley Board of
UMP'.LLO fteaJtorl, '
In re•l estate for three yean, Rampello i.nd
wile, Nancy, re1ld1 ln Colla Mesa.
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Big CaliyOn Townhomes
Large, two-story luxury townhomes
located adjacent to exclusive Big Canyon
GOif Course. Extensive glass areas with
spectacular views. Sunken living rooms.
Landscaped courtyards. Tennis.
Choice of 5 floor plans. Built by McLain
Realty Development, Inc.
For infonnation call 644-2657..
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Spqlau·1111 CllSha1• l.oa
Limited numbei: of lots with tipparlilleled,
panoramic ocepn views.
For infonnatioii ·call John D. Lusk & Son
• at 557-8220. ·
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UnlYenlfy Park Townhoa1u
2-to-4-bediOOm family townhomes located
adjacent to University Con1munity Park.
1 & 2 stories, impact fireplaces, wet bars.
4 floor plans available. Built by
J.M . Peters Company. -
For infonnation call 838-4010.
TlleCOve
Luxury waterfront condominiums in the
Village of Bayside, Newport Beach.
1 & 2 stories , 2 & 3 bedrooms. Built by
Irvine Pacific Development Cp.
·For infonnation call 644-3165.
Spyglau II View....... 1'11fte Rock Glen llol11ea Extepsiv~ly-appointed, 3-5 ~o/oom <F:or:ne~ly S~camore Creek Homes.)
h<?mes with views. Sunken livmg rooms. Distinctive single family hillside
Frremaces.1 & 2 stories. Choice of 3 floor__residences-in the-Village of Turtle Rock.
plans. BWlfby LUSK Homes. Built by Broadmoor Homes Inc.1 & 2
For infonnation call 557-8220. sto!)', split-leyel mode~s. Patio styles with
atl'iums. For infonnation call 544-4230,
To place your name on an Advance Information List for any of the developments
described on this pap, please call the number listed.
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Tbe alnate family -. of !bl future ~ If It la to
remain an Important oeamenl of the Industry -muat do an about·f-. 1be 11111> COii of -.1n,
might be oolved for iome portlcruo of the buying
public by having builders build smaller homes, at
leu cost to themselves and to the home buyer.
The bouae of the future will have fewer rooms,
more wide open •P•:=, not aa many gadgets, less
total square foota1e will be located in a smaller
community, accordinl to a well-known ~bilect .
Sprue builden believ~ that better planning is about
the only solution available to the housing situation.
New homes will probably bave Ugbter floor
plans -thines to make a l,5q) square foot house
feel like a 1,700 square foot ~e. Interior plans
will go more to a kitchen-dining-family area and
away from the separate family room and living
room .
Another strong trend Ls toward the master
bedroom retreat large enough to include a klngsize
bed, conversation area and ample bathroom
facuttie•. ·
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Clenle11te Traet •
Flexible Rate
At Seaview f
· A flexible Interest nlAI terat leveta oo coaven-
ha a become put of the tlooal loana ruse from a
"choice" pacta10 belnf 7.8.percent with a 40 .,....
offered at the Sea view cent down payment to an
Townho me1 in San 8-\4 percentw1thoa.l1a10
Clemente. percent down payment .
The home b111er bal a 111£ INTEREST rate
choice of four Interest. selection eomplemenla a
rates on the $58,850 to choice of four noor plans
_ $65,!IOO IOl"Dhomes. In· will! Ultlr m1n1.t.l•SIFIL _
Delly Food
Will Move
1tandard featuru beina
offered at Sea view. Eac6
home bu a Spanla)l We
root a nd a convenient
two-car garage with at·
tached door opener.
The two or three
bedroom homes have a
double door entr ance in-
to a quarry·tlled vesU-
ble. The sunken livin&
Delly Food Company, room with fireplace and
a 1ublld.lary of Denny's shag carpeting fe1tures
Inc., the California an exposed beam, sloped
baaed nation a l ceillnginonedesign. A
re1taurant chain, bas connecting patio/deck
leased a 64,500-aquare--area provides a private
foot buildln1 from the party area with a scenic ~
Irvine Industrial view of .the Pacific
Complex for a distribu-Ocean.
tlon center, accordin1 to · EACH MODEL has a
·srianHOgg , IIC vice pre-dining area adjacent to
s ldent o f s ales and the kitche n . Natural
marketing. finished '"hardwood
Delly Food formerly of cabinetry, luminous ceil-
The children In the famllj' will take over the
family living area. Childreh's bedrooms that
amount to a cubicle -8 by 6 feet for one child up to
11 by 14 fe et for three children -all equipped with
more built-ins, such as beds on top of closets, to
maximize the space. ~
PRIVATE a.uaHOUSI AT JASMIN! ClllliK PllOJECT IN NEWPORT BEACH La Mirada, recently oc· ings, and a ·floor-to-
cupled the · building de. ceiling pantry are stan-
signed and built by the dard in the 1'itchen de-
IIC at 17827 Cartwright sign with a bfeakfa1t bar
Road, Irvine. Delly is available in most plana.
presently constructing a Sp a c i o u 11 m a s ter
10,500-square-root addi· bedrooms have standard
lion on the 4.2 acre site mirrored watdrobe
for the cold s torage doors and ample' linen
facilities required to sup-and cabinet space with a
port their new food fireplace included · 1n
warehouse ·and dislribu-·three of the plan•.
Kids can take coo.rmed spaces for a certain
amount or time, and because ~f continually rising
costs, we are goinc to have to fWht for every square
foot. .
Jasmine Nearly Sold
Wbat ever happened to tff 1winglng singles
apartment projectT .I've Jillt moved to southern
California from out Of state and waa under tlle lm-
preuion the ".swinging .singles'' was a definite
lifestyle In. the southen Califon.la area,
Am I IMkiDC ID Ille"""'' place for 11111 lype of apartment tit at caa provide homing ucl reereatloa I
aeed and have I been mlslaformedr
L. P.; Newport Beach
The .swinging singles apartment complexes are
a thing of the past. The singles, while big in the ear-
ly and middle 60's have been on their way out for
about the last five years.
Young singles just out of college and the
younger recently divorced are ~imilar and sensitive
to senior citizens. That is they object to being
labeled and categorized. This group which
laughingly call.s t.hemselves the "leftovers and re·
jects" would rather mix with marrieds, families~
and elders.
The apa rtment housing bas shifted from the
.!!unmarried·only concept" to a more fully rounded
treatment of the complete housing spectrum.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall. R. McCardle ta an in~.Tt
ml'ftt .an.ol111t, college ledurrr .and .author oj "Real
• Eltate ln Calt/ornla ." Send you r comments and questioflt
to Randall McCardLe, clo the Doily Pilot, P .O. Box 1'60,
CO.Tta Mesa92626.
New Residential
Building Slows
New residential construction activity in
California was down for Au gust from the previous
month, according to the Bank of America.
Housing starts were at a seasonally adjusted
rate of 134,000 units, compared to the July rate of
144,000 units. Single family detached units con-
tinued to r ecord gains, but apartment construction
declined further.
The bank 1aid current estimates for the full
year of 1975 call for new starts in California of from
110,000 to 115,000 writs. This will be below the
depressed level of 125,000 in 1974 and will be the
lowest start in the state since 1967.
Bank economists said they expect new st ar.ts in
California or about 150,000 units in 1976: However,
they added, actual starts could be below this level
because of the reduced flow of savings into com-
mercial banks and savings and loan associations
caused by record levels of Treasury borrowing.
T h e n at i o n a ll y knoWn
builder/developer, M.J. Brock &
Sons, Inc., announced that 50 of
the 75 homes offer ed in Phase l of
the Jasmine Creek development,
located in Newport Beach, have
been sold for a total of mor-e than
$SmiUion.
The remainin g luxury homes,
with six different floor plans and
r anging in price from $95,500 to
$118,500, offer a Pacific Coast set·
ting on a private and entrance
security basis. The carefree style
of living, offered by~ develop-
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FRIEDLANDER
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EARLY BIRD PREVIEW
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• We haven't finished our landscaping, but this is a
good lime to discover the many features you will see in
o\ir four furnished models that make Fullerton Creek
so outstanding. Examine the 4 floor pl~ns and 6 beau-
tiful elevations available with 2-3 or 4 bedrooms and
2¥2 baths p1us wood burning fireplaces and a host of
other amenities. Check out the buildin!!I sites ... many
have delightful views ... pick one no\.v while the selec-
tion is wide open.
SALES OFFICE:
2051 A590Clated Rd ~ mD• Ncxth of Ycrba Unda Blvd. -rnraterti>n
Phone (714) 992-4963 •
RIRMSH!D MODELS OPEN
DAJLY ... 10 TIL DUSK
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ment, is mixed With the close
proximity to Fashion Ialand and
the many niceties of Newpdrt
Beach.
Boulevard on San J oaquin Hills
Road, then one block south on
Marguerite to the !!ecurity gate.
Uoncenter,Ho.1i said. The Se a,v le w
All of the homes are partially
landscaped and i nclude
numerous floor plans designed to
give tJ:te outdoor feeling from
within through the abundant use
of natural sunlight. A private
clubhouse, with a pool and four
tennis courts, complements the
relaxed atmosphere.
Tower to Kuwait Broker.s Dave Quisling Townhomes ire located
and Art Pilant of W. H. next to the San Clell)eote
Daum & Staff's Newport Civic Center, only a
Beach and Los Angeles short walk from the
Dffices , re s pective~y , city's main :shopping and
represented both parties a s hort · drive from
in the 10-year lease "nume rous area tennis
transact ion which in-courts and golf courses,
eludes a purchase option the Doheny State Beach,
and has an annual con· and the Dana Point The development i1 located
three blocks east of MacArthur
PARIS <UPI> -The half
finished 33-story "l\1anha ttan
TO\\'er" office building has been
sold to Kuwait for $91 million, the
newspaper L'Aurore reported .
Construction of the 360-foot build ·
ing in the v.•cstern Pari s subu rb
of La Defense is to be fi nished by
October. ~ideration of $85, 750. ,Marina.
601 Li~,
~ember it!
From the w.i ters' edge at lhe foot of the Lido
Isle bridge Cali forni.i's premiere condominium
residence rises regally over Newport Be.tch.
In .111 likelihood this will be the last of its
kind here. In all likelihood it is destined to
also become not only one Of the "great
addresses .. of Newport, but of all Cal iforn ia.
The vie\vs from eo11ch and every one of these
exquisite homes is brea lhtak ing. In eve ry
direc ti on you look down on harbor or ocean
setti ngs, charming shops aind waterfront
homes comfortably nes tled in the six·fi gurc-
plus price ran.ge. An ever-changing and
always exc iting experie nce.
Your privacy and security are assured by a
24-hour closed circuit television surveillance
system,· a 24-hour securi ty .sua'rd, a call systc~
in every residence and the presence of a
resident m•nager.
A pailatial salon fu rnished in Louis Quinze
extends the fu ll length of-th~build ing and
overlooks the priv.lte boat 5fi ps. There is, of
course. a heated swimming pool, and
companion therapy pool.
Each two bedroom, two-ttnd·,1·h,\lf b.:ith
residence offers a step dov.1n liv1n1; room
and priv.lte balcony; each m.:i!>ter 5u11c a
private d ressing room and built-in sauna
There are just fifty.four of these 1n,1gniticen!
waterfront resi dences availabl£' ,11 f.(JI Lido
Soon the opportunity to own here \,•ill be
gone. Now is the time, while there is stil l ·
time, to in vestiga te further the advan t.1ge-.
tiO I Lido h•s to offer.
Two bedroo m view residences from Sl25,000.
Furnished decorator models open dai ly 10:00
a.m. to dusk.
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Home Seelters
·On Incre ase
Despite the natioo's economic uncertainUes,
the percentage of calilol'{lians who plan to buy a
home ln the next 12 moolhs is surprisinely high, re-.
porta George Fulton. marketing vice prealdent for
Walker & Lee, Inc.
"Most national surveys show that six to eight
percent of the people plan to buy a home within the
<neXt 12 months,"" said F\Jlton. ''However iii a
Walker Ir: Lee study Conducted in moTe than l,000
tiOUSehOldl througliOUt Califomla Dfml~'\lgust~n
percent said they plan to buy a home in the next '
yea:r,., That includes three percent who want a new
home and eight percent who say they'll buy a used
one."
• FULTON NOTED THAT the demand for hous·
ing is strongest among buyers under 40. Seventeen
percent of the respondent s in the 1~-to-29. age group
, said they plan to buy a home, six percent opting for
a new one and 11 percent for a used one. The second
most interested age bracket is the 30-to.39 group,
with two percent wanting a new home and 10 per-
cent a used one for a total of 12 percent. This age
group also has the. highest proportion -six percent-
-of undecided people.
Nearly one-third of the sample revealed an in-
come of at least $20,000. This group expressed the
greatest demand -16 percent intend to buy within
a year. A surprising 15 percent of $7,000-$10,000 r
category a lso r esponded thal a home purchase was
being conteinplated,during the next 12 months. This
group would qualify for housing priced from $17,SOO
to S'ZS,000.
''SINCE THE AVERAGE resale home is priced
at approximately $40,000 and new homes typically
are higher, these potential buyers may be in for a
rude awakening when they explore the market,"
Fulton observed. "The fact that this market con-
tinues to remain unsatisfied indicates a need which
probably will require government subsidy pro-grams.··
FUiton added that there is a much higher de-
mand for housing in Southern California than
northern California. In northern California 90 per-
cent of those sampled stated they did not intend to
buy a home within the next year. "
This percentage dropped to 82 percent in
Southern California, indicating that as many as 18
percent of the households in Southern California -
including the ••undecideds" -may 11\.0ve before
August, 1976: '
. • World's Tallest Hotel
The 70-story Peachtree Plaza Hotel in Atlanta now is the World's
largest hotel and the tallest building In the South as the topping ls
completed in this aerial.photo taken from a helicopter. The 1,100·
room glass'sided hotel' ls scheduled to open In olaovary, 1976.
' Mo§t people th.Ink our trl-level floorplans· Ou lt"e are sexy. And wt\ell'ler.you're a sophisticated -· I -' · _single or a fun-loving man)ed-couple, th·e;f&eling·you'l~getfrom this neai little Sure village of contemporqry townhomes is thot all the neighbors ore pretty nice.
' Our 2 and 3 bedroom floorplans-ore p~tty nice, toq. We've got CO'IY Ill-lofts f0r dining or entertaining. Worm openwooo bedm celllngs.· lntiroEite
aonmoor Leinn IAloare wor1d ~-= ~ ~e --.i.i..,-111111.lm "'"'ardwlthth•...--.,.. ........ -• .-~~=~! afSlnli•COVill•l•·5ept. lacl11de ca~po ln1. " 1 · d ... _., O..eral Elactrie dll·
iiiii!llii!ill'•il•lb'ULJ 21," esp a1ne , • •waallora 4lapoa.ia ia jta Dl&illt tnaardeft, ~ ' L4' ~~lion santl•I• rofrl1ora~or1, ·•a ~· Compl-ta Tlll8 vu.LAGE wW daldll• -rw•.,All aatfortii.nntquuWal contain 55 baclen4u, lulve'attoeMI ,.,_ -. .....uuac ol five t-wltb electric door-
. •"'l'ldlJtneol•• 1&*1 bedraom, two-bath Wla Gfll~· llDClo·famlb' , .. .,_,,. ~IDtel, priced from Rcio1moor Coniora·
.... -ID ---ISl.IOOI0'64,900; 29-tlao, Ibo cltYeloper -...... Lela..-. w.111," ....i.-, two-bath~ !"'(I.., ol Lalllu Hiila, ~I to Elm W.. -raneiDI In piieil ...., afUD cfecldod to ---•"""rt --~1-·--.. • r • ;, t I n 1 f or ..i n three-bed • Mfflns ~lb tli'e -·•
-· ''Tiie -· 1-Ulb Cabrilloa, al-kloVW.,e.Wlde wbel mln1 ancc ... of -.., 1ar01C1, P -beftaarcownedby
Sepvta VW.,o, wllldl ,,_ ... 900 to $7 U.. _,_lnlum -opmectoalept.1',U._.. There. are_tbree __IY*aurroundiL _ _
covra1ed llo11more planaava\lable., . , MONUMENTS wUI
~ "I-• enable sueata as well as
NABB Pushes .Et!i~:~..:
· Thia new vUia«e ii _.. . . tlcipUod to be In ueot T I . t. • " dcmmd beca11&e ol the ax ncen 1ve excellent expo111res aiid · views to the East -mil
WASRINGTON.-J .S. Norman Jr., prealolent
of ~t.be National Aaaociatic:m of Home B~ers
(NAllJll. bu arced 1Jongre11to1upport new pro-
POeal8 which would help overcome the tea.at or famine mort1aae money conditioM which condnue
to"-tbedepreeaed-lnglndustry. I.
In testimony before the Seoate Finance Sqb-
committee on Financial Marketa, Norman! en-
dorsed various legislative proposals which +1td
l*M.fde tax incentives for depositors who invest
their. money in thrift institutions. )
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m E BILL BEFORE the SUbco111mltlee, (S.
ee&)•would give taxpayers a20 perctnt tax cr84t on
the riat $250 invested annually iq • special ~a
tion savings plan at financial institutions whic~ in-
vest at least SO percent of their assets in reside1Ual
loans.
It is designed to prevent massive outnows fMOm
thrift Institutions durinl nuctuaUons In the money
markets. The outnow Usually ofcurs when shqrt-
tenn; interest rates rise and sav*8 withdraw their
_ mooey from thrift institutions to invest in higher
yield iDvestmenta. •uch as short-term government
obligatiOD>.
"We have bad three periods of dislntermedia-
tioo (outnows) during the past 10 years, ~th
poesibly a fourth coming up at the present time,"
Norman said.
41EACH TIME HOUSING production bas fallen
sharply, with the resultant serious effects on the aa-
tiooal economy through large layoffs of constric-
tion workers, as well as layoffs in the tbousandJ of
other businesses that depend on home building.
"Tax revenues have fallen for the federal, as
well as state and local governments, and the
economy shorUy thereafter has gone into a l"f!-
cession. ''
Soutbea1t. overlooking
the Saddleback Hills.IDCI
Vast unbuilt area of
JloullOD Cattle Rancb.
Santiago Village ,r<lli·
dents will have a,vaDM>le
to them Leisure Wadi's
$20 million worth or
recreation facilities.
Marina
Agent
Signed
Wit Mitller, president
cl Muller Realtors and
Manaa:ement Company. lncor~.r~ted, bas an-
nounced that his fll'm
bas been sipied as ex-
clusive leasing agents
fo r t h e $1 .5-million
Huntington Marina Ex·
ecutiveCenter.
The project, another
Andrus·Curtis Invest-
ments Inc. development,
is the first of its kind to
be initiated for the Hunt·
ington Harbour area in
the city of Huntington
Beach.
The three-story, all-
wood executive building LO see step down master jl,lites with sec&Jded potibs. RQ~ r00ft9p gQrdenS.
• _ , • Skylights. sui:iny gourmet kitchens. Over-size(! ~s and plenty more. · th g Here's wher13 ifs happehiQg. Tf1e contemporary some . 1n social life for the successful Young o1 heart Friendly
get-togefhers In the sunken Recredllon Plozo.,Poolslde chats
I• k . t with 'fun-loving adults. CocktQlls ror four in the jacuzzi. . ~ou I D a .. And now is a pretty smart time to buy, too.
In supporting the bill, Norman also.urged the
committee to consider other pl'Ql)OSals wl\lcb would
belpltabili1e the Oowof mone)'. tohousin&:. 1
Noting that diaintermediation usually follows a
sharp upturn in short-term interest rates, be sug-
gested that a variable tax incentive be enact~
"that would rise when pressures from higher i•
terelt rates in other areas are greatest and retuna to normal le Vets when these pressures subside.'' t . I
in the 42,009 square foot.
complex Will feature
panoramic ocean views ,...
from smoked glass win-
doWs, a glass elev.ator,
custom wood pegged
stair cases, an exercise
room, and a sauna bath.
7 · ~. Theselectionis excellent.-priceswillnev.erbelowerand 400 v· · D Light
V·11 · . . w lk" mostof~i,irhomesqualifyforfhenew toxrebote. . 1s1t 81'8 , I age a . ' . ' Thinkoboutfhe I ' e tdoll · • ti > th · · ' tod Over400peoplevisited1 down payment on a new homes will be sold on a . . , . • ren a~ YOU re W<ilS ng'. encome Over O'f. the Dana Light sales at-Dana Light ocean view first come, first serve
. " · Dlscoverhowyoucanowno romonticchaletofyourownfor fice and model home condominium, au the baais.'' , ~ I th th. I( M ts fro . South C t Pl complex during the last buyer pays is the taxes M the sea is a part of • ,, ' ' e~s an you 1n . , or.en . m OOS aza. two weekends. William .and home<;>wners' fees '.Dana Point's past, ·Dana
• • ' Village Wolk. You'r&, sure to see something you McCabe, direct or of for the pe'!~ of the 01• Light is a contemporary
,.. .. "'° San Diego
FtMWay to the
Fairview exit.
North one mile.
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sales , commented, fer. The 12 Months home for the future· ' • like even If it's notfor sole. "Sales have, been elli· Before the Payments" Spectacvlar six mil;
'i')" $]7... 9., 95 cellent·everyone is plan allows the buyer a ocean views lighted ten-
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eamestly shopping fer a period of time after Dis courts 'A be utiluJ
bargain in today's purchase to rebuild his ....... led poo't w'th ·~cuzz· ·eccmomy." . aavines. ~ 1 l 1
' · -According to market· and saunas for men and
-' . 3 bdrm. Simply stated', if a Ing director Gary Vic-J'!\~~~ ~~.~~.~"::fl -bll)oer-buy1-ri1ht ..,,.., -torson,-''-most-buyers m.g f..r ~ · 'tty 2-112 bath Dana Ught will make bis have an opportunity IO f a commllDl y. monthly pa ments of recapture some of this Many e_atures you would + fam. rm. principal andkterestfor· downJayment in the =.i~!:l'k e~a.,!:
up to 12 months, depend-f<>nD: five ~rcent tax price, like self-cleaning: inc upon the location the credit on tbell' 1975 tax buyer selects. Underthis retwn.'' He further com. or.ens,_ drapes, trash
special program, when a mented, that, ''this offer compacto~ • enclosc:d
btlyer makes a oorinal is for a limited time and garaae with elect~c opener, and even a built-t--::P::VllLl=::c::::N::OTICE==-1--~------in wuber and dryer.
PUBLIC NOTICE Dana Light two and
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TtlOMl'l e.LUMIDOit Mki-tFae-n.~ 496-4552. Furn'ishtfd ,....,.It:'..... """........_ . .,.. fl19'1..,..... 1llOde1a are nn.n d ....... .._.......,.INcll.CA.,,..., • CllM'ltyoC*\ofOr...-CIMltff!nS.-"r"" ~
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panolve deck. Lois <ii. trees. $7S,OOO.
OPEN SUN. 1.S: 3000 Beacon
HAl!IOR ~ HR.LS -C111-.... &
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lledroom, formal dining r~m.
$148,000. OPEN SUN. •1-S: 3828
Cata.inaran . .
IA'ISIDI llLIGAMCI -l'I ;a\ C...,
.._ on sandy beach. decorated with
prolesalonal chic. Private courtyard.
$239,950. OPEN SUN. 2·6 : 1933
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2 Bedrooms, 1"" baths,
new paint. new carpet&.
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. YOtlr Higbness, jtJSt what you've
always wanted ; A spacious &
gracious 4 br. 4~ bath home with
best Irvine Terrace. view location.
11l!o lovely pool area Is nude swim sate. NOW Hear ·1b1S -Htg Hay
View, front row loCation & good
sense financially at Wider $200,000.
HooesUy, fit for Royalty.
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Well located smaller3br.Zbahome.
. Just fantaatica11y immaculate.
Health dictates JllUl!edjate move to
the desert. At $82~ you'll want to
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.ml 4SSUMAIUI 7W1-... _ -3
beQooms, 144 baUi, bltns, double
garqe. -l!rlck-fflc in living room.
Room ror camper or trailer. Our ex·
·clllllve, won't last long! Full price
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DOtrl' MISS TIGS ours1'AICl111l
TOM•IOUSI
for $12,000. ·Popular 3 ~ 1~
bath ·model, near )JlannJundJ, ...., •
•' n I I II r. Great falnllY area With big
greenbelt. Just lilted: •• hurey, u1
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. Great Newp0rt locatlan. 4 Bedroom, 3 ·
ceramic tile baths, formal dining,
family rooin1 snnkM llvlnC" room with
fireplace ana wood beam celling. 1loW
al ~I as. Wet• bar and deluxe bltns.
~ate 3 car garage & courtyard.
Pl.umbed for pool. Pl.us, much much
morel A bargain at $107.000 asking
price. C.148-1111
•WT ~· MOlllL-ttt.IOO Beaut. "'wideopenspace"vieworbact •
bay. Pro(. decorated & blgbly up.
graded. Walled patioo. lge lot, fam rm
w/Wet bar. 3 Bdrms. formal DR & 212
baths. Spacious end unit in Bluffs •
298'1 QUEDADA Sat /SUD l·S
1'.1Mt1•1su ELMAHCl-SJtS,000
Gorgeous NEW French Traditional on
most prestigious l>ayfrilnt. Superior
quality & design. S BR, FR, lge play
rm, formal DR, 5~ baths. Pool/·
jacuzzi, sauna, pier lalip. Ital. marble.
161JNDA ISLE DR. Sat/Sun 1·~
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Our fine selection or 6 New View
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$73,900 3 BR split level, pvte area
$112,500 3 BR l·Story ranch, Lag.
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, ~. Niguel $149,500 See Broker at
open house, 1045 Balboa Ave, Arch
Beach Hts Sat/Sunl·S
CAMIC> SHOIES-Sllf,500 '
Beaut. pool & patio area. Lovely ocean
view home w /3 BR & conv. den, formal
dining. Easy maintenance, pvte beach.
4501 ROXBURY DR. Sat/Sun 1·5
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DICORA TOll'S SSSSTllTSSSS ly home. Lovely cptng & drapes, choice
MODB. to b .. t this' 2 br, 2 bo, wallpapers rm for pool. Fam rm &
POOL ~'::.·:~T=~: formDR,3batbs,abundaotsior. Tiled formal entry to • • _... · your dream home. dtapes.4tove.Newpalot.-
Spacious superbly de· eomp1et.eb' refurbfabed. 2111 S. Jo t '1 .......
con\.ed u'vtnc room wlth Security 1ate-pool-8 ..-wPORT C&nla. H.L 644*4tl0
custom fireplace. ~Dlceb' kept lawns,
Separate formal dlnin.I trees, fountaln·•ll this
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Seporate.,.... .u11e onc1 ROOM TO -ma a a I• e m •• t er SPANISH VILLA IN HsnrvltT I.· quarten. Every room HBGHTS
decorated with the f"mest Heavy red tile roof• SQUARE DINCE Large -spacious . Z bath. wall coveriDp .... -. Span.lab Ule courtyard Double iaraie ·•---•ate • ---· entry tbru Iron &ates, In t111s pant znd. story -..-and drapes available. lush tropical landscap-rumpus room. Huie rec. room. Alley access You have to see this ins. Huge stone fire KBR +I other bedrooms for boat, etc. $54,950. Call
=me toc!r.lieve it. Only place, family room, have plenty apace for 6:;'t1~.11·sft.Wto'1t'-'C"t•" 1 c!:,~;9 •11·s~!l~i• cocktail patio. Country sleepy dancers. Super
dub Villa only $57 ,SOO. large yard bas boat and
Take advantage. Call trailer accus +plenty of
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FOREST
OLSON
n ll'uallo."'
644-7270
~ IEAUTll'UL U DOYH SHOllS-8000 Sq. rt.
Colonial home. 7 Bedrooms, 6
baths, family rm., playrm & gigan.
tic billiard room with six stool·wet
bar area. Master suite has large
bath with steam bath, gym, study &
huge view balcony. Much, much
more!!! A must see for the large, en~
tertaioiog family. Call for appoint·
meot. Reduced -now $295,000. FEE.
l3 Hampshire Ct .. Dover Shores, NB
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VETERANS ARE TOWNHOUSE
WELCO$&.:!,soo ' LOW $lO'S -TWO STORY
CALLHOWll·
963-7155
2U: 512-1'15 . ...
Two years NEWJ 3
Bedrooms, 2 batb,
POOL, yard w/larae
patio. Nr. So. Coast
Plaza tbopplng. Best buy
on this townhouse. Call
752-1700 9-5, or 546-3281
eves. Ast for Gail.
SPECIAL OPPOltTUHITT
TO UYE OH THE WATIR
OWNER WILL CONSIDER
EXCHANGE OR LEASE" OPTION
on this speci;fl WATERFRONT
HOME. Vacation all year 'round in
this open, cheerful 3 bed. home. En-
tertain inside & now outside to your
patio, then onto your boat dock.
$139.500 Call 631·1400
HAYE WE GOT A SHARP IUT . FOii YOU!
2-Story expandable 3 bed. 2 tia.
home. Liv. rm. with atrium &
fireplace. Den, Din. rm. & room for
pool table. A SPECIAL home (or
SPECIAL people in Newport Beach.
Call Peggy Broms.631·1400 $1i8,500
OPEN HOUSE Suo.1·5 P.M.
We specialize n ... on 1hewater ... nearthewater
lllewof water homes We show by boat and car.
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HOMES
2633 W. Coast Hig)lway
Newpoot Beach
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6J MOMTICITO, COIDCA D& MAit Gor~1rad::11 ._ .a;usIVB; ....... Y11Ja for, .On coe of the belt Iota on the ridge. DUP1.1X FOi SAU FOil THI FAMILY Seo ... 1 ._.._,.'11 ... -.1lootoul•U!CllD1ocean
Breallltalr:h!g view ol ocean, coasUlne Two on a lot In Corona del Mar; front TllAT _, s 11ec1rpoma ...a a pool. at"7,10t!___ ,-..... •._l:P.·~1--.-., •a
aud valley. Large poolslze lot. 2700 sq. cottage leased to Aug. 1976. New rear · 11.t bur ua Baycrest. ~ Im· SHAii' JW01LISS "4 &.,..!...._, wll.ll awa~;J.1;, /'ft. of luxury llvlng .. 4 Bedrooms, 2~ unlt,3BR,2Ba.Coveredpatlo. Vacant ......... ,,. ... -•• __ .. make • -i n--t..-.2 Jllml·~. privMe...,....wllll__,
, baths,2fireplacesandDWCh more.An for your Inspection. Live in it, or we ;"".llnai:'me.796.soo ~--~ ,Wllllll~10Nil',Pat ~
' excellent Investment 81 well 81 com· will rent it for you. A real value al 2001 I 71 .. , .... ,.t INdl S.. l-1 '-h ID -. polio · : C • • ~efamllybome.$UIO,OOO $M,OOO • =-•::1"7c::~ c,umosaoRES· FREEoeeanvl-:
; SELICTONEIN 5 llDllOOMS-Sl6,600 DUPLEX WITH VIEW .,.,_..,.., ... , ......... lo'tety,R,4Ba ...... Pvol f ~ HARBORVIEWHOMES Oneofthefew5BR.condounitsinthe sount<Ol'IMHWAYIHCOllOMAD& .. , .... .,._-=:=--~Opell~N.4151 _
~ CARMEL MODEL upkeep, near CdM High, Churches, spacloua a~ ram11y room eacJi m,soo-aM Sq.ft~ • area.Owna,b111efamilybomewithno MAil -lolf of'room and charm, .. eoLICOUIM ·Barbaral'redericlm 1
~OTJTSTAND1NG3bedroom,2ba., shopping. If you have a large family unlt.tlpperbub111ellWldect. !:i.!t.a::.:~= 'LINDA ISLE; Bemd1flll, cast. bit. c
(J.milyroom,withlovelygardensanda (or PLAN TO HAVE ONE), see this 510A._,, .c--.. Mr '••IJl-I __ .,, = •• J-llorl' bome on taaoan. Pier a. greenhouse for only $'19,500, or perhaps ooe! ~-
000 a. .•
MONTEGOMODEL
With spectacular, wiobstructed view of
entire valley. Truly your"Sbangri·La"
alter a busy day. If you would like a 4
bedroom, 2 bath home for your family,
be sure to see this one. Only $103,000
with community pool & tennis just \!J
block away, or a ...
. PALERMO MODEL
Again, with a spectacular view, close
to pool and tennis. This is the 4
bedroom, 2\!J bath, two.story model
· which bas been decorated exquisitely!
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tastic home. Let us show it to you to-
day! $122,000..0r a ...
PALERMO MODEL
WITHOUT A VIEW
•.. with dramatic entry, formal dining.
area, light and airy family room, with
eating area in kitchen. See this one to-
day. $104,000.
LE RAISOR REALTY
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CALL 833-8600
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LARGE • BR, pror. ·de· . SEAL IEACH
cc;raled, mountaih view, ISTAft
2 ·BA , Iv. & Din rm1. IAMILIMG 3 Ill
POot, air, big front & sst 100 back yard w /trees . • _
Finest 1cboola. $44,500. Walk lo surf. Artistic
C811 (Corona) collect. ele1ance it carefully 7&w.15o blended with carefree
· beach community life
1tyle. SpacJous living
llLLTOP MANSION ~:i::O .:::~~di.:!:•
Pfe1ti1lou1 Newport terrace. Banquet size~
Biach. DramaUc Harbor dinlnl room U conve-
Vh, circular drive. 3 niently served from
spacloua bedrooms, modern gourmet rapw dlM, den, loft Uv· kitchen. Interior 1atley. illil room w/fplc, atrium Separate wing for pill t~ o 1 1 u o d a c k bldeaway master 1Yite A
.UC.•,' Grecian pool llfle cbildre.a '• 1uita.
~·low-loflOOft. Oner -bl a--.r. 'tNes. Sacrifice price. Doesn 'l wanl a. Must
'ft.Ire adVaou.p and call 1acrifice. Call ..... 1181 • .,r ''"'''' Gf'fNrltf•l''SIUNJOltlHIC'f
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OLSO N -.-,. -
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WHERE RSE?
Can you find a big 2 atory home with
4 bedrooms, 2~ baths and a big,
open wood• aect porch oa the upper
Jnel. · Llwely carpets. & drapes In
tllia stately a year old beauty. Easy
FHA or VA terms. $5'7,900/taltes ill l
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ACRES OF PARK
Unusual 3 bedroom home aet In tran·
quil setting. Has acres of p-een
grasa and trees to rear with your
tlWll private access. Walk lo 5 acre
. "1vate tenais club tool Close to
1cbool1. Best price at $46,950.
SIMJ.41
WE PULLED STRINGS
to get this attractive raacby shalr.e-
l'Ool job -a color llboto would plc-tare the rear garden scene in its
breatb-talting beauty for only $47,900
and walk to MILE SQUARE PARK.
4 Bedlvom. 8C1"454
GET LOST
In tbla 5 bedroom, 2\!J bath MESA
VERDE mUIJllon localed on latge
cu14Hac lot on cbe>lce street. V11·
cant. Call now to see Its charms.
1112 "54
BIG CANYON
Highly customized 4 bedroom
BROADll.OOR home. 3000 Sq. ft. of
llv!P.g apace Includes expanded
ramtl1 room, living room and maier bedroom. Profeaalonally
) ...... .aped. A1r Condltkioed. See to
· 1H1eclat.e. $ln,900. ~61
SPYGLASS BEAUTY
811lllltal c bedroom, 2>n balll home
IDc *I Jqll on a fully Llndacaped !'8lr JaL J J'lreplaces, family room,
Ii. : lnal<(• noolc. Qiatom !I•
cora\J& tllr•out. Reduced to --~•1 .
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Ol'IH HOUSI SAT/SUH. 1·5 WEST.~IFF •ANr.UTIC ~$215. cather!neTmmllle
IJ5AMl.0SWA'l'CUMT II, HIWPOllT '91ACH. new, exclush•e. •Bedroom. u.a>.a<Wad .Lu l a ~ • b ramilJ rec rm WAar. . .. ._ This delightful s bedroom home wit Corner lot. A• allu· UNDA ISLE; commending view or
SWITUllAHD •••
: .. calls & the owner must go. An
a bsolutely mind-boggling home on
Spyglass Hill, priced far below
market. Tbls is palatial perfection. 3
BR. 2 Ba., family rm., ocean view,
gardens. Fee land. This one won't last
long. Hurry l Only $165,000 -
ISTIMATI 1HI COST . , or carpets & drapes & subtract .the
total from the asking price & you will
have an acceptable offer for this lovely
home in the Irvine Terrace. It's
spacious, has 4 BR, 3 Ba., a ~ & a
spectacular view or bay & ocean. Ask·
ing $17'7,500
OPEN HOUSI SAT ,8IM 1·5
It IS SAllllHA TBltACI, CdM
DICOUTOll'S HIAYIM .
Honestly, when you walk Into this one,
you think you have died & gone to
heaven. The strangll, soft light around
the entry, the use or lattice, the
gorgeous gardens. with greenhouse,
gives an etherea l feeling lo lbls Harbor
View Hills home, on a 210 ft. wide lot.
Has 4 BR, 2 Ba., powder rm., 2 frplcs.,
library & much, much more. Call for
app't. lo see. $183 ,400
MAKE OFFiii THI\' CAN'T lllFUSE
It doesn't take a tommy gun lo gel this
one, just an offer that makes' sense to
you. Newly refurbished home in
Cameo Highlands (CdM ), has 3 BR,
lots of brick & exposed beams. Access
rights to private beach.
OPIH HOUSI! SAT. I ·I
4121 COii~ DlllYI. CdM
HARBOR
COMPANY ' REALTORS
2165 E. c-1 Hwy .. c ........... Mor
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Sloce ·lt44"
673-4400
BLUFFS BAYFRONT
OPIH l·S 411 l\ATA c.ittv.r .....
Elegant 2250 sq. ft.; 3 yr. old E-Plan.
Finest quality in neutral tones.
Panoramic view. 3 BR.. fam. rm .•
form. din., 2~ ba. Tremendous value •
at $117,500 including prime lot.
ILUfl'S IAll•Altl-967,500
Lovely greenbelt. lmmac. 1800 Sq. Ft.,
3BR., 21'> ba. Reduced lo sell! .
OP1H 1-1 2147 VISTA LAlllDO
HELEN .B. DOWD
11EAL TOii, IHC. MLS 644-0134
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As if you designed It yourself. Every
amenity for gracious living lo> this
exceptional 2-story 4 bed, 4~ ba.
home. Spacious master suite.
Formal din. rm., plllll large family
room. Plants, greenery & ON THE
WATER with your own boatsllpplus
2 side ties. Balconies on both floors
to overlook the WATER, VIEW and
all the action. $239,000.
333 Morningstar, Dover SboreS
OPENSAT&SUNltoSP.M.
U¥11 OH THI IAT POii Sl7,IOOUI
MOVE right into this immaculatd 2
bedroom 2 ba. condo. VIEW. Boat
slip avanable. Shown by appt. oaly.
Call 631·1400
We specialize In ... "!' the water ... ~thewa\er
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WATERFRONT
.HOMES
2633 W.C:OO.I Highway
Newport Beach
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large family !'OOm bas excelleiit floor d•••• or ator•I• baJ Ed Giddings ~lect; Dwican
plan with center ball entry. Located on eablnet1. Olfered at • ~art. builder.' Arch. Qigest 111C19. 1
Q uiet street in prime family "5,400.Tblslltbe'--ooo
rhood ~ __._ '°" UYe been, lookiDI ~ • neigbbo . Large recess ... awuu• .fcr,oocallnowf! Sbaronl.yncb/PalHug
ming l""'I otr grassy patio In rear yard. ~
Pricemcludlng.land'12f,500. UPERB LIDO ISLE; Fine.family bomeon 165
1011 M.t•i.-.Mwpt.M. W.1~ OMES ft. Jot. Sep. gueatbouse. 3 cu-prage,
,... ..... c:..i.-. •• ..... ••• nJOmforpool. 1 BEST
YAWi. LOCATIOM, PlllCI -bri&ht 2
and a den, near beach on canal. Only
$53,500.
243-6 ht 51reet; Hew.-1 Sh1 n S. l.S
LOOK AT THIS!
LOWUT PlllCBI HOI • on Antigua
Way, Dover Shores, reduced to
· $129,SOO. 4 Bedrooms, used brldt foyer,
tamily room willl -bar, formal din-·
ing room, separatecbildren's wing and
room for pool. .
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WATIUllOMT
With private slip & 26 ft. boat. 2 Large
bdrms., 2 baths, Jge. family rm. & full
sited billiard rm. $139,500. Please call
·for directions. SWL 1-S
COllOHA Da MAii DUPLIX
Extra large 4 bdrms. each unit.
,$124,500. 617 Iris. Sat/Sun.1-5
CAMIO 5110'"
Exceptional home with great ocean
view. 2 Huge bdrms., C<J11vert. den & :
pool. $139,SOO. 4527 Orringtoo. Sun.
ll:30lo3
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folds ele1ut. .Wl4 of ... -.... ~... • thil IDOllt PGllQl,ar "'Hid-.~ c~~
deD 2 Stor7" ._lolic SUPER Iota In a fast expanding area of
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PARTY ROOM wllh ,,,. NEWPORT Blv4 Modem office bldg., bar" m-l•e llreplace. · award winner, $40,000. Modern tilt-up
Hua• ·-.......,.. bldg truss roof, no posts. $235,000. l
:eb:'.er ~::.lid~ +va~ant,lot, $79,500.. 'lbese thr~ pre> q-. ~ perties total approx. 1-acre, with 355
po1'"ec1 ".,._.. frontage. Uon.Arano-.eau
iaee. 548-2.'ll.J. OPfN r11 0•ff'S n#ftOWMCl'
NEWPORT/;
ISlAND
SHOPPllG CIKTlll
One at $179,500-income $2,083 permonlb ·
MOTILS
23 Units, money maker! $45,000 Down
48 Units ••special situation''
CC>l:ID05 . j
Leisure World beauty! l·Bdrm., l\!J ,
ba., view. $37,900
Sale-Lease, 3 bdrm., 2 ba., Bluffs
Open house Sat/Sun l·S.
400 V.ista Suerte
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CAMIO SHOllJ5 llMJ r-THE Beauurul 3 bdrm. & pool Plus 2 dens or llnN JVI\
family rooms. Splendid ocean view. · MONEY $15'4,000
$1Sl,500. Sat/Sun. l-S.45<17Tremont. .' BALIOA ISLAND
POIHSITTIA IMftB . Braa:d De-tv kl.:urtoua,
One year old, 3 bdrms., 2 baths & frplc. ....-bulll. 'bedroom,
each unit· $119 ooo. 719 Poinsettia. Sat. r I ~Ula, 2 '•lconle1, , ' sp-cvw• Jaomel Extras
l :30toS · -la 1t«ap, laun-
. dq. partin&. quality •P-COHD0 -$45. f 50 c· .,-•• 11 ... luxe wall 3 Bdrms 2 baths-3 car gar•-com·•• covering, batural wood •• , u.&'°• rlnilb, de. S-0 tbil at 209
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Beach. Sat /SUn. l ·S . . .. 1'.~1>;'.5 dlltb
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FOREST E. OLSON
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OflH SUM; • •• 2137 CMAHl&.111..
Sweeping bay view from super s BR.
family home. Close lo bay, priv. beach a. ocean. Upstairs living rm., sauna.
jacu&zl, worltabop, boat storage.
$MO,OOO
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
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or tr•Uer 1tora1e -A· Way to_private,=quiet seclusion, lux·
lll;M ury 2 BR., 2 ba. Views o( i>cean & Slllreciffs .Marina. $62,450
~~·~=!~ to a decorator'~ d:'gbt; wiusual 3 BR.
Ttib .., ... wW compl• + fr, surrounding Sl!8fkling, buge 'pool •••t. 7our prised &viewsofMarina&ocean.$14.5,000 pcm•lons. E&tra larse AND ~n!'. .. 1':,:: =~ 2-story 4 BR, 3 ba, rumpus R. $61,950
kttdlien with all •P·
p!llDCOI; roomy aem« Walk lo beach, tennis1 boating, f~blng
pol'Cll: • la•· bdnna. " from any· of tbe above nomes. I ,,.U..: studio or bobby .... ,.. '°" •••"" •112 ... + kin1•1Jed patio n IJ A P , .
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HOMES
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"W'' plan. ,..CICIO.
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Open; Uaht " airy at-DlOlphere ls found ln lhla
be1utlfuny appt'd "nex-
ible floor plan. I or 4 bdtms, formal DR,
breakfast nook It lie
ldlcben. Dramatic use of
brick & We thruc>ut. C.U
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Dramatic vaulted ceilings In CUiiom A·
frame model. Huge copper llrepl~'i:( sundedt, Sea & Sutf, tennis courts
pool, sailing area too. New decor
thruout. s B~rooms, ·all for only
· $65,000. Don't wait, call 546-0U
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l _._ CANIO SH(llB VEW HOMll · ~ ~ executive home Is built UO!!Jllf Ila own ~. P,.O!ll area wlllch is perfect for entertalnlnc = ar •Pt. Tbree bed,t'OOma, 3'batba, a den wtwet 6 la""!lrY room mate this lovely 'riew liome a mu•~.cto see. Offered at $171,750. 4601 _,lllUllY. Ol'IN l.S. ~ --.
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Walt to the be1ch -abopping + theeter trom tbl.t
daalc Balho1 rental priced to sell at S87,500.
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OM THE llACHfioa $12',IOO
Delllhtful 3 hedroom-3 bath 'home plus den on the
EAS'l' OCEAN FRONl' PENINSULA. SJ>ec:tacuiU'
Clll1lina a. Palos Verdes view. 11 I• -..· SY.
Ol'IN Z.5.
MIW USTIHi-UMIVIRSm' PAD
Beautiful Yale townhouse on big greenbelt near adult
pool. 4 big bedrooms, family & dining rooms. V"'1
ahu-p & very scarce at $75;900 with the !arid.
11101 o.u nu LM. Ol'IN 1.s.
WHEN YOU'VE SEEM EVBYTHIM5 B.SE
come, compare this 4 BR home for tasteful decor,
yard, convenience. amenities, size, location,
.surroundings, investment potential and value today.
Don't bother unless you plan to stay. $169,500. l -telll FOOT LM. Ol'IN 1·5.
LETS MAKE A DEAL
A pln"'sheltered entry leads into this captivating 4 bd,
3 be, home with pool and panoramic view. The
apllcious family nlOm and separate game room with'
-wet bar make entertaining a delight. Offered at
$1S2,51JO. OPIH 2-5. 1106 l'ESCADOI DL
· WILL ~E FOR SMALLH ~ bedroom house located on nearly. ~ acre in Corona
ilel Mar. Pool, gardens & near private beaches. T•
---trade for, house or duplex. $179,500.
Ol'IM· 1·5. 4536 llOXIURT.
IATSHOllES IATROKT
HOf.S OPIM t.S1'11Mlen1•
WIN A VICTORW! PUNr STAM>
VISlt a Unique Open Home llSted
below and win a beautiful golden oak
Victorian plant stand. One stand will
be liven away each weekend in Oc·
1.taber, free! That's Unique!
llHl(IUI IN COIOMA DIL MAR -2
bedroom plus den. cute, with beams
and brick. See N atalle Fogarty at 433
Heliotrope, south of bighw111.
lal9U1 IN HAalOR -IROADMOOR
-• bdrms, fa.m. rm., putting green,
decking & view at $121,000. See Ronnie
Lundy at 2606 Wavecrest. ·
UNl91ll IN CAMEO HIGN.AHDS -3
bdrm, fam rm, 2200 sq ft, pool, cyn
view. See Nancy Laux at 601 Rockford
Road. $88,500.
llHl9UI IN MESA YHDE -4 bdrm
plus 20x20 bonus room, sgle sty nr park
& sc~ool. $63,500. See Betty Chappel at
2900 Pemba Dr.
UHl91ll IN llG CANYON -Unique
decor and ldscping, pool and sep.
jacuzzi, 4 bdrms, only $174 ,500. See
Vergilene Hull at #9 Torrey Pines
Lane.
UMl91ll IN HARIOR VIEW HOMIS -
Let Carol Wilkinson show you this neat
4 bdrm w /{am rm Palermo for $94,900
-2333 Port Lerwick Pl.
llNl9UE IN llG CANTON -3 bdrm, Plan to see this beal.iliful 4 bedroom, fa _ oom
home. Sunny, windfree location w /pie slip for
large boat. 2762 llATSHORE DRIVE. OPIM 2·5.
.ro'+' Monaco. extr.as, views, low price of
$142,500. See Rita Boland at #9 Rue
Valbonne.
67 FEET OH UDO IAYFllOMT ' Superb quiet location. Room for several boats to 125'.
6 car spaces. Just remodeled. Courtyard! Large deck.
5 bedrooms , 5~ baths. Hurry! $395,000 .
105 VIA UDO SOUD. Ol'EM 2·5.
' IRVIHE TEllRACE
Super comer location for this charming small home.
It's light and bright inside and out. 2 bedrooms,
convertible den, 2 full baths. A must see at $81,000.
Ol'IM l·S. 600 PATOUTA
***BY APPOINTMENT***
LINDA ISLE-GREAnY REDUCED
French Regency custom home w /62' frontage on
Harbor Island channel. 5 bedrooms, family room,
formal dining room. wet bar, wine storage, elevator,
dark room. $385,000.
GREAT IUY _
Super sharp and sparkling fresh with new paint inside('
& out. This four bedroom condo is ''move in ready''
for the very fussy. $59,500.
,GORGEOUS HACIENDA
CU.tom 6 bedroom Big Canyon with view. Warm,
adaptable family home that's architecturally perfect.
One of our best offerings at $300,000.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautiful Village 3 townhouse. 3 bedrooms & family
room w /fabulous patios. Near pools & tennis. Come
see! Asking $67 ,500.
SOUTH LAGUNA VIEW ESTATE
Beautiful coastline views. Custom quality. St. Charles
kitchen, 2·4 bedrooms, 4 baths including guest house.
Offered far below replacement cost. $249,500.
HEW IAYFllOMT HOME
New custom bayfront home done in the French
country style. Large living room, formal dining room,
3 be!troo'1's, 3~ baths;2 fireplace:; and family room. $239,000. .-::.. .
LINDA ISLE Flt.MIL Y HOME
Lovely family home on lagoon. Decorator wallpapers
.& carpets throughout. Extensive use of wood
paneling. Beautifully planted courtyard. Pier & slip
f<ir 80' boat. $365,000.
A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
And everything in its place in this super home with
scads of built· ins. In University Park, 4 bedrooms, 2~
baths, air conditioned. Offered for $68,900.
IEST IUY IH ILUFFS
Fee land. Compare this to others at this price on lease
land & appreciate the value. 3 bedrooms, large
master suite, conversation area in living room.
$79,500.
TWO-TWO.TWO AHD TWO
Two duplexes equals a fourplex. Mini·homes in
Corona del Mar. Never vacant and cute to boot. Great
investment, one or both. $86,000 each.
• P1IASI CALL FOR .A Fiii
l'ICTUU IROCHURE OF USTIHGS
' A COUWILL...,... c;:o.
• 644-1'766
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UMl9UE IN CORONA DEL MAR -
3,000 sq. ft., 4 bdrm, 2 story newer
home. l 'h blocks to beach. Now only
$127,000. See Rosemary Butterfield at
3100rchid, CdM .
llHl9UE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES .-
Sparkling Portofino, excellent street, 3
bdrms plus loft, rec. rm .. at $97 ,000.
See Pat Lane at 1958 Port Trinity.
llNl9UE IN WESTCUFF -Expanded 3
bedroom, high livability, low maint.,
big tree, small price. See Nadine Croul
at 1100 Devon Lane, corner of Oxford.
llMl9UE IN THI ILUFFS -4 bdrm COD·
dominium, fresh new paint ·and
carpets. V,acant, W plan. $58,500. See
Sharon Smith at 2228 Vista Hogar, the
Bluffs.
U~IVUI: fi()Ml:i
REALTORS•
TH E NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES
CORONA DEL MAR, 675«K>O
MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US
SHAllP-CLEAN AS A PIH
IM NEWPORT BEACH
3-Bdrm, or use as 2 &den, 2·ba, buiitins
& fireplace. Freshly painted and prof'-
ly decorated including plush carpet, &
drapes. Private patio, big double
garage w /elect gar door opener.
$55,000.
BAYFROMT
2-Big bedrooms, 2 baths, complete)y
redecorated to new ·
••Get set for fantastic fmancing ,
Total down payment $3,950-That's no
misprint, only three thousand nine
hundred fifty dollars. The owner will
carry the ENTIRE balance at only 8~%
INTEREST. WOW! No points. no loan
fees, no credit or qualifying pro-
blems, no delays, Asking $95,000. Pier
&slip avail.
$95,000.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 M•wport llvd. comer 30th
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1002 ................................................
A HOMI WllH CHARISMA
Warm & decorator sharp 2 story, 3
bed, 2 ba. Soaring pitched beam ceil·
logs. Roof Garden. Walle to beach.
Boat storage area. Call Virginia
·Kendall. 631·1400
OPEN HOUSE Sat & 9.ln 1·5 P .M.
223 Lul{onia $65,500
FOR LEASl-llACH HOMI
Only $850 mo. in ..-private communl·
ty. Furnished or unfurnished 3
bedroom, plus bunk room. Forever
VIEW OF Channel.
Submit offers. Call 631·1400
We specialize in ... on the wa ler ... near the water
view of water homes We show by boat and car.
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HOMES
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Newport Bea<h
m4l63J.1400
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REALTORS
' 671-$11 I
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4'JJ paHAM RD, CAMIO SHORIS
OCIAM VIEW. Secluded ~l &Jacuzzi;
two muter bedrooms wil)l.bath/dress·
Ing room aulte; formal living & dining
rooms, paneled study. Spacious,
JJrivate guest suite with separate en·
trance. Luxurious appointments
throughout. $175,000. OPENSAT&SUN
lto5.
7IZ ACADIA: AD YOU ONI OFlMISI
an U'tist, bacbel<r, career gal, in·
vestor? If so, this is f<r you. Invest in
your future at today's prices on this
R·2. lot with an interesting two·
bedroom home. Use your imagination.
Best price in Corona del Mar at $162,500.
OPEN SAT &SUNltoS. .
1724 NIWPORT H1U.5 DL -WISTt
For the discriminating buyer, we offer
the ultimate in a beautifully appointed
five-bedroom home. No expense
spared from the gated courtyard entry
to the beautiful leaded. stained glass
and imported tiled detailing
throughout the home. Spectacular
Mediterranean tiled pool and jacuzzi.
OPENSUNONLYltoS .. - .
MOllLI HOME PAlllC:'Drop by and see
our beautiful pictures of this most pre·
stigious area -complete with its own
stream. & + acres, partially' de·
veloped. Will exchange for Orange
County property or may help finance.
$395,000.
IATFRONT PENTHOUSE: Fantastic
location and view of the bay & ocean.
Very spacious three bedroom or two &
den. Owner will trade for Newport
Beach home. $165,000.
HST IN THI ILUfff & the Ii vin' is
easy. Spacious condominium ''E'' Plan
-three bedroom. Beautifully appoint·
ed, wide green Pelt. Call for appoint·
ment.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
25 IS E. Coos! Hwy. C:--clol -
675-551 I
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TURT\.EROCK
Lovely 4 BR, top loc. Assumable 80%
loan. Just listed $69,500.
19291 Ely Drive, Irvine Sunday 2-5
SHORECl.IFFS
3 BR, 2 BA, p00l&view. Sunl·4 •
234 Morning Canyon Rd , CdM
HEW DUPLEX CdM $133,000
3 + 2-507LarkspurSUn12·4
EMERALD IAT .
Charming 3 BR. So. of Hwy. Room for
pool and add·on w /view. $179,500.
Seller will finance.
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2ND HOME FOR
BOAT & FAMILY
36' Slip + 3 bedroom,
game room Condo.
Breakfast bar, formal
dining. patio off MB and
living area. Burglar
alarm fantastic!
Furnis hed or un -
furnished, make offer!!
For appointment.
Sell idle items
NEWPORT
TRl-LEVB.
POOL
1002 G..,.ral 1002
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.. O.er SO Yecrs of Sen-ic.e''
IY APPOINTMENT
hi OFFERING! PENIHSUU POINT
New, Not Yet Completed. Exciting
View Arch it. Designed 2 Sty W /4 Br,
Fam Rm 3 Fp, Wet Bar . Open
Beams, 'Many Bit 1115 $179,500
I st OFFElllMG! CORONA DEL MAR
Rare Fourplex on .2 Lots With
Private Pool. 1·2 Br 3·1 Br Lovely
Patio Ne wly Remodeietl. P.r im e
Location. Walk to Beach. $179.500
I st OFFERING! WEST NEWPORT
Two New Duplexes Side·By -Side.
Each w /3 Br 2 Ba Up ; 2 Br I Ba
Down. Ca rpets & Drapes lncl. Walk
to Beach $119,500 Each.
VIEW HOMESITES -llG CANTON
Your Choice of Two View Lots
Overlooking Golf Cpurse $85,000 &
$89,500
OPEN 1·5 . #8. OAllM9KT LN. llG CANTOH
View! New Custom 2 Level Medit
Style. 5 Br 4 I> Ba Fam Rm, Ubrary
Alr·Condit All Ele Kit $33:>,000
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FIHER HOMIS
fllOM Slt,IOO TO $741.000
COUHTRY INGUSH
• QM UHDA LAGOON
OPEN SUN. 1·5 P.M. -#'78 LINDA
ISLE. lSt time open! Don't miss
this! M'arv~ous family kitchen on
bayfront w /fireplace. Features 4
bedronma, 5Y. hatba, family room,
dining room + bonus room. Sunny
deck & slip for lg. boat. Traders
welcome! ~Z43)
SUPR YllW
Park-bay-ocean! On...of·a·klnd
location. Cozy 2 bedroom· home
w /paneling, beam celllnga,
flagstone fireplace & guest apt.
$119,500. OPEN SUN. 1:$ P.M. 2712
CLIFF DR., NEWPORT HEIGHTS.
(Z44) •
llG CANTON -
OPIH SUN. 12-1' P.M.
#20 RUE GRAND VALLEE.
Magnificent Deauville view home
w /3 lg. bedrooms & 3 baths.
Beautiful dining room, gourmet
kitchen, family room, lovely patios
& CO\jrtyard entry. Asking $2U,OOO.
(Z45) •
SlllOUS AIOUf ~ IN lln-lHl7
Great investment! 4 bedroom, fami-
ly room! Sharp condition! GREAT
location! $59,500. OPEN SUN. 1·5
P .M. 17404 PAINE CIRCLE (Off
Ferris), CULVER DALE. (Z48)
OCIAH VIEW IN PAlllCl.IKI YI llNW
Bright Ii cheery 3 bedroom, family
room, 2 bath home in the bllls of
Corona del Mar. Lg. view patio
w /lava firepit. Picture windows for
garden view. Completely 'walled for
privacy. Lois Egan644 6200. (Z47)
llAUTIRIL llATFllOKT
Sale or lease/option. Stunning,
almost new 4 bedroom home
w /formal dining + family room.
Pier & slip for 55' boat. $269.~ incl.
land. Jane Frazee642·8235. (Z48)
COLOR ME EARTH TOMIS
You antique lovers will fmd this
Harbor View Home a perfect place
for your collections. 3 bedrooms, 3'h
baths + separate bonus room. Open
beam ceilings -great yard w /built·
in BBQ. $99, 700 fee. Betty Kerr
644·6200. (Z49)
CORONA DEL MAR VIEW!
Just painted -4 bedrooms, family
room, dining room contemporary
wood & glass home w /pool. $275,000.
Appt. only. Donna Godshall 644-6200.
(ZSO)
UMDA ISLI LAGOON
Lots of wood & brick. Family room
w /conversation pit. Family brkfst.
room + formal mirrored dining
room. Master suite w /fireplace.
Tiled jacuzzi in side patio, 4
bedrooms . $289,500. Appt. only.
Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. (Z51)
$10,000 RB>UCTIOHI
In exclusive Bayshores! Terrific
value at $129,500~ Superb 3, 4 or 5
bedroom home w 15. baths, patio,
play area & !·block from the beach.
OPEN SUN.1·5 P.M. 2441 MARINO.
(Z52)
SPECTACULAR VIEW-·
DOVER SHORES
Sm a shing 3 bedroom home
w /formal dining room, cozy den,
country kitchen & sweeping terrace
w 1vrew. $159,500. Barbara Aune
642·8235. (Z53)
SENSATIONAL SUNsm!
Enjoy them from lg. entertaining
deck w /kitchen pass·thru .
Delightful floor plan w /3 bedrooms,
2~ baths +formal dining room. En·
joy the tennis courts. jacuzzi, sauna
& pool. Priced for QUICK SALE at
$60,000. Polly Johnston 642-8235.'
(Z54)
CUSTOMIZED CONDOMINIUM
Unus ual VIEW location - 3
bedrooms + de n & dining room. One
of 'Ne~rl's newest developments
~ near the beach. Pool, jacuzzi &
tennis. Flexible finan_cing. $74,500.
Larry Dyer 642·8235. (Z55)
EXECUTIVES, AUllT ***** Franciscan fountains beauty for
those that care. 5 bedrooms, family
room, formai dining, sweeping
staircase, every extra! Ex-
traonlinary both in & out. Don't miss
THIS one! $87 ,950. Lois Miller
642·8235. (Z56)
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corated, front corner location baths. 54 Ft .. corner Jot. Brick 21> ba. Dolores plan: Pn>tess. decorat·
w /forever ocean view. Vacant & ready courtyard, formal dining, balcony bay ed & loaded wftli spect91 featllres. Visit
to occupy. Lease or lease with option to view. $169,500 this one! $96,500 2623 Vtata Ornacla.
JlW'Chase. $82,000. or $Ci0. per mo.
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648-7171 Sunday 1·5
1502 OraDle, Costa Mesa
648-7171 Sunday 1-5
GS Prospect, Newport Beach
87U8'f0 $55,000 Sun 1·5
9 Rue V-1bonne, Big Canyon, NB
875-6000 $142,500 Sunday 1·5
·l.808 Port Tilfln CHVHomes) NB
644-6200 $99, 700 Sun. l ·S .
3U&FAMIMwDIM
222 Lugonia, Newport Beach
631-1400 $68,500 Sat /SUD 1-5
1281 Londonderry, Hall Fame, CM
-"548-Un-$M,950 -SartSun-1-5
2987 Queda~a (The Bluffr.) N.B.
644-4910 $98,500 Sat /SUD 1 ·5
•4501 Roxbury Dr. Cam Shrs Cd.M
644-4910 $139,000 Sat /SUD 1-5
•3030 Samoa Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM
648-7414 $M,950 Sun. 1·5
1281 Londonderry, Hall Fame CM
548-4141 $C6,950 Sat/SUD 1·5
l213.DOver (Westcllff) N.B.
875-5200 Sat/SUn 1-5
105l' Madison Pl, Laguna Beach
494-9284 Sat ,Sun 9·5 * * 121 Harbor Island Rd., NB
. 644~ '279,500 Sat,SllD 1-5
1930 Port Cardiff (lMlomes) NB
842-11235 $73,495 Sat/SUn l ·S
2Dl cutr Dr .. Newport Helghta m.-a $210,000DAILY1-6 P .M.
lOOli Sea Lane, Corona llel Mar
• 846-7414 $86,500 Sat/SUn ·1·5 :us.:=.. St. East Costa Mesa
$49,:tOO Sat ,SW. 12-5
11151 aiateau ~ .• Irvine ••M'7 115,000 Sat/SUD 1·5 Jlll'UQeoln l.li., Newport Beach
--'SU0,000 Sat/SUn 1·15 .Ollmtr7 Club Dr, Mesa v. CJil . 9 .,. . ' Slit/SUn 1.S m LI (NeW]JCllt Shores) NB .. 1111.500 Sun. 1-5 ·
iO.Jll :er.Beach . fi~ Sat/SllnW
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2601 Crestview, Bay Shores, NB ••1933 Bayside, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $77 ,500 · Sat,Sun 1-5 675·7225 $239,950 Sun 2-6
521 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB 310 Orchid', Old CdM, Cd.M
640-5560 $155.000 Sat,Sun 1-5 675:6000 $127,000 Sat,Sun 1·5
••3911 Marcus Ave, Newport Bch 2301 Tustin, Newport Beach
675·6122 $125,000 SatiSun 1-5 54().1151 Sat/SUn 1-5
•2230 Heather Ln., Newport Bch 18173 Meadowsweet (Un . Pk) Irv
752-1920 Sat/SUn 1-5 833-8600 $76,500 Sun.1-5
1871 Port Ma rgate, Harbor Vu NB 3045 Grant Ave, Costa Mesa
549·0812 $81,500 ree Sat/SUD 1·5 548-1168 $49,000 Sat/SUD 1·5
•1686 Labrador. Costa Mesa 9541 Castine, Huntington Beach
646-9666 $59,900 Sat /SUD 1-6 963-6426 $89,900 Sun 1-5
8595 LaBaya, Fountain Valley 20252 Bancroft, Huntington Bch .
962·7788 $51,900 Sun 1-5 963-6062 $97,000 Sun 1·5
1626 Tustin A.ve, Nwpl Hts, CM l Burning Tree Rd, Big Cyn , NB
642-5200 $61,900 Sat,Sun 1·5 752-7315 $270,000 Sun 1-5
•4633 Perham Rd, CamShrs Cd.M 1921 Kings Road. Newport Beach
675-5511 $175,000 Sat,Sun 1·5 642-5722f.179-5099 Open Daily ,
•4507 Tremont (Cameo Shrs) Cd.M 906 Allcpo (Eastbluff) NB
675-3000 · Sat !Sun 1·5 642-8235 $98,500 Sun.1-~
4733 Cortland Dr. CameoIDnd Cd.M 4610 Dorchester. Cameo finds CdM
673-3177 $83,:IOO Sun.1·5 642-8235 $87,500 Sun.1·5
4631 Sierra Tree (Univ Pit) Irv ••78 Linda Isle, NB
552·7000 $70,500 Sun.1·5 . 642.8235 sun.1-5
1958 Port Trinity, HarhorV11NB 2441. Marino (Bayshores) NB
752-1700 Sunday 1·5 642-8235 $129,500 Slln.1·5
490 E. 20th Street, Costa Mesa 17407 Paine Cir. Culverdale Irv
752-1700 Sunday 1·5 644·6200 $59,500 Sun.1·5
•2915 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 1859 Port Wheeler (HVHomes) NB
673·8550 $124,500 Sunday 1-5 644-6200 $85,500 Sun.1·5
•3075 Platte, Costa Mesa 1606Antig11a (Dover Shores) NB
MS-0303 Sunday 1·5 642-8235 Sun.1-5
1958 Port Trinity, HVHomes, NB 2900 Pemba, Mesa Verde, CM
675-6000 $97,000 Sunday 1-5 546-5990 $63,500 Sunday 1-5
. 433 Heliotrope, Old Cd.M, Cd.M 2333 pt, Lerwick, HV Hms, NB.
675-6000 $89,000 Sunday 1-5 675-6000 $94,900 Sundayl·5
•601 Rockford, Cameo lllnds, Cd.M 908 Almond (EastblufO N.B.
675-6000 $88,500 Sunday 1-5 642-8235 Sun.1-5
20 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn NB 1109 Nottingham (Westcllff) NB
642-8235 Sun. 12·5 642-8235 Sun 1 ·5
1100 Devon Lane, Westcllff, NB . •4501 Orrington, CamShrs !O<IM
675-6000 $82,000 Sunday 1-5 ~ $215,000 Sun.1-5
4 IEDllOOM
•1915 Sabrina (Irvine Ter) Cd.M
673-4400 $177 ,500 Sat !Sun 1-5
212 Via Palermo (Lido Isl) NB
673-7415 $115,000 SatiSun 10,5
706K-Tbanga (lrvineTerr) Cd.M
675-5930 Daily 1-5
•413 Cabrillo Terr, CdM
. 673-2222 $150,000
209 Pearl, Balboa Island
Sun. 2-5
646-3255 $154,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
232 Monte Vista, Back Bay, CM
642-5200 $59,000 Sat,Sun 1-5
•1023 Dolphin Terr .. CdM
644-7211 $199,500 Sat ,Sun 1-5
2228 Vista Hagar. Bluffs, NB •
675-6000 $58,500 Sunda)' 1·5
4 ll lo •.t.M llM or DIH
18312 Camaby, Huntington Beach
536-1461 $63,900 Sun 1·5
24702 Evereve, Lk Frst El Toro
830-7581 $72,90Q Sat ,Sun 12-6
•888 Sandcastle Dr, CdM
644·5147 $121,900 Sat/SUD 12-4
20011 Midland, Math Grdiis, H.B.
968-4456 $71,500 Sat /Sun 1-5
26876 Via Grande, Mission Viejo
3199 Country Club, Mesa Verde CM
549-11655 $76,500 Sunday 1-5
1741 Pitcairn, Mesa Verde, CM '
549-8655 $67,500 Sllndayl-5
3474 Santa Clara, MesaWoocls, CM
549-8655 $67,950 Sunday 1-5
19 Hermitage La. Big Canyon, NB
64(M;J.61 $169,:IOO Sunday 1·5
• 17 Cypress P!., rug Caifyiiii, NB
640-6161 $171,900 Sunday 1 ·5
20821 Glencarin Whitehall H .B.
968-4456 $61,900 Sun 1-5
2004 N. Capella, Mesa Verde CM '
546-5880 Sllnday 1·5
2606Wavecrest, B'moorHV, Cd.M
675-6000 "$121,000 Sundayl-5
1338Antigua, DoverSbores,NB
642·5200 $129,500 Sunday 1·5
*9 Torrey Pines, Big Cany911. NB
675-6000 $174,500 Sundayl-5
5 IEDROOM
2137 Channel Rd (Bal Penin) NB
675-6161 $240,000 Sun 1·5
2731 Baysbore Dr, Newport Bch
• 646-7171 · Sunday 2·5
•46070rrington, CameoSbr, Cd.M
644-6200 $129,500 Sun.1·5
831-2634 1!1.8,500 SatiSun 1-5
•'l700 Bl11e Water Dr, HVulils, CdM
•2001 Santip.go, Baycrest, NB
642-5200 $94,500 Stmday 1·5 -
, 644-0055 $152,000 Sat/SUD 12·5
1829 P!. Taggart Pl,HVuHms, NB
64().6161 $)7,500 Sat/SUn 1·5
1947 Killdeer. Mesa Verde, CM
557-1990 $71,500 Sat-Sun 1-5
1130 Santiago, Newport Beach .
546-2313 $169,000 Sllnday 1·5
•1586 Corsica, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $52,900 Sunday 1-5
2767 Albatross, Costa Mesa •
546-2313 $75,500 Sunday 1·5
2018 Leeward, Newport Beach
$145,000 Sat /SUD 1-5
3165 Johnson, Costa Mesa
$55,900 Saturday 1-5 ••28 Linda Isle (Linda Isl) NB
645-7575 $285,000 Sun. 1-5 ••333 Morningst11r. Newport Beach
631·1400 $239,000 Sat ,Sun 1·5
3000 Beacon, Npt. Hts., N.B. "
675-7225 $75,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
11124 Santla10 (Dover Shores) NB
842-llZl5 $159,500 Sat,Sun 1·5
t212 Hazel, Corona del Mar
644-6200 $275,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
Sll&FAMllMorDIH
2926 Silver Lane, N.B.
644-4910 $89,500 . · Sun l ·5
•• •76 Linda Isle Dr, Linda Isl NB
644-4910 $395,000 Sat/l\lm 1·5
••3802 Channel Pl., Nwpt Island
646-8811 $280,000 Sat1$1ln 1·5
988Azalea, Greenbrook, CM
540-1151 $69,500 Sunday 1·5
186Shoreclirrs. Cori>na del Mar
644·1786 $234,500 Sun.1·5
•2327 Tustin, Newport Beach
646-3255 $117,000 Sunday 1·5
17 Lochmoor Ln. (Big Canyon) NB
544.gzoo Sat /SUD 1·5
•1524 Sandcastle'(IMlills) CdM ·
642.fl235 $142,900 Sat/SUD 1·5
**618 Harbor Isl Dr, off Bayside
• 642-8235 Sat /SUD l.S
2 Cherry Hills Ln, Big Cyn, NB
752·7315 $255;000 Sun 1·5
•1337 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores, NB
642·5200 , Sat iSun 1.S
•1724 Newport Hills Dr-West, NB
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15'12 Pegasus, Santa Ana Hghts 1 •
645-030.1 $83,500 Sunday ...
•1011 Marian La. Westcllff, NB
642-5200 $124;500 SWiday1·5
6 ll lo PAM llM _. DIM
•3626 Catamaran, H. V.lils, Cd.M
675-7225. $148,000 Sat/SUD 1-S
•964 Denver, Costa Mesa 54&-~l $65,000 Sat /SUD
1520 Highland (Westclif() NB •
642-8235 Sun. 2-5
7lllof.t.MllMerDIH
#3 Hampshire Ct, DoverSbn, NB
644-7270 $295,000 Sat/SUD 1-5
COHDOMIHIUMS
FOR SA.LE
Z IEDIOOM
420 Cypress, Laguna Beach •
675-7225 $54 ,900 Sat,SUn 2·5
•1741 Tustin Ave. #4C, E.side CM
642-5200 Sunday 1·5
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2580'5anla Ana, Costa Mesa
646-3255 OPEN DAILY 1-5
l IEDllOOM
•261 W. Allon, Bradford Pl S.A.
546-4141 $35,000 SWI 1·5
468 Vista Trueba (Bluffs-) N.B.
640-5560 $77 ,500 Sat /SUD 1-5 4311 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) N.B.
640-4050 $56,500 Sun. 2·5
427 Vista Flora (Bluffs) N.B. .
644-1133 $65,000 Sun.1-5
2623 Vista Ornada (Wuffs) N.B.
644-1133 $96,500 Slln.1·5
J Ill lo FAM 11M _. DIH
501 Lucia (Bluffs) N.B.
640-5560 $72,500 Sun.1-5
4 IEDllOOM
• 3 Rue Villars (Big Canyon) NB
640-5560 $177,000 Sat/SUDl·~
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
ZlllolR
521·521~ Acacia, CdM
644-7662 $89,500 SWl. l-5. ••3506 Marc11s, Newport Beach
675-f670 $137,500 SWll·S
638W.18thSt. Costa Mesa
646-9011 $45,000
J ll lo I IR
sun.2-5
1826 W. Balboa Blvd, Bal Penin .
673-3891 $64,500 Sat iSun 12-5
116 29th St., Newport Beach
675-6670 $126,000 Slln 1-S
J 1R lo f.t.M 11M EACH
sio AvocaClo, Corona de! Mar
675-4060 Sunday 1·5
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••3913 Marcus, Newport Beach
675-6122 $165,000 Sat/SUD 1·5
l llDIOOMS IA.CH ..
-618 lSth St, Huntlngtqn Beach
673·6454 $85,000 Sat/SUD 10-5
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ua 42nd St., Newport Beach •
645-7575 $132,500 Sun 1-a
4 llDlOOMS IACH •
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811 Iris. Corona del Mar
875-3000 Sat/Sllll 1-5
2226 Port Carllsile ClNH.omes) NB
6'Uall5 Sat/SUn.11•~
675-5511 · Sat/SUD 1-5 fl80akmontLane',JligCanyon _. __ , ...
• 631·1800 $320,000 Sllnl-6
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l'IUOMAUTY
HOUSI
You'll feel t.be warmth 6.
cbann u you eat.er •
loot acron tll• Uvlna: room with t1s Wit.in ac-
cent• of orlsinallty.
Notice the.'quelity ,
cabineU in the well ar· 1 raocecl ldtcheo 6 tbe re-
1.axinl family rm. with
lta coi'MI" bar. There ~re • -.1 a baths, 1ward
.wtaa1a14iDdleapio16: • covered patio. A de-
tlabtful bome. $58,500
And it's youn !
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MOVE UP TO
, OPULENCE
Hidden behind muslve
gates and a high privacy
wall is this opulent
Newport Beach Mansion
with a apectacular
panoramic view. No ex-
pense was spared ln its
okl world construction, decorating and
furnishings. Available
with or without
furniabinp. the ownen
will consider both ex-
changes and the me ot
other properties u au or
part of tbe dowD P•Y· -ment. By appointment to,
qualified buy!n only.
-Walker & lee
Real!slafe
$31,950.
EYer so sharp and
beautitully decorated,
this lovely 3 yr old Mesa
Verde townbou1e ha1
even bad .its double
garage made into a raml-
ly room . Lahdacaped
private patio. 2 Spacious
bed.roolllJ".
ET
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NewGN ..... ~
This lovely single • ' t
bdrms on quiet cYl-de-
.. c. Showa like a model
huge. fam rm, vaulted
ceilinp. Offered at only
$55,SOO. 54S-t49L -Walker & lee
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1926-1976
... o1c1 ... AnnlYtrl& ~
T...n. ..... Ctsl• 11111 A faitcntic hine 9att of o home! Pride of ownoMp .0th a
i.c..;IJ touch imide & all. FUly opril•ed
i.-... pool sized lot on o qUel CDS s•eet. Ad-i<x'"' to di laciotMit. Big bllfod room for your
l•o;iorl. 4 bi<j .Utes & 3 baths. Fanrol cfonng,
NpOrot• d en.study aea. Galley ~itchen,
sepaote fomo1y foesto room. Wocd-WrO"'l r..pace in living quatm. Paty polio. $66.500.
Cdl 54().1 no. .
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$39.IOO -o-s.crtllc« The best in
Ix;.~ family hone~ llid.pie carpets
& coadl""ed drope.y for a delkolely ~·
eel interiOr. 3 queen-sized beaooms. two
cpdon botho. Go..m.1 1atchen ..;th nch wood tq;.q... (.ozy din;"'l crea. Wde entry foy.,
leads to central flocw ara-qeuo.it. l..uuy INinq
room. Wosher /drys, relrigerotor & cfo!hwo"'°'
oll included. Coll 54().1720
l 1 I I I • A.-ecodoc Owner is e.tremely
alOcu5 to sell th, worderfJ home on o tree
linod -· Lats of /nil ...., at on ams
chance! E.:ellent <""""°" lt;dc corpets &
coordinated drapes. Versatile flOOC" pion
feohnS 4 bediooms. a oaddio; fwepb:e in ·
ti. kary 5ving quaters. Lew baqaii> price ot
$33.7Sl. 540-1720.
..... Jr.w11•, View: liony cwerlool:s o
.i,;.,.,_;119 pool, fully ""'pped for yaur
swirrrninq plecue. Lots of concrete decki119-
lnside ;, l><j ,.;,h 0 2850 ffacr pion """ bOosts
3 tu;io bedooams & 3 cpdon baths. Famal
dring room ....ec:t by o Spor;.h styled
IOtchen. separate de<>librory or 4th bedroom..
Nt ccrdtianed. $'18,9SO. 54().1720.
-y ... -..... TrNc Desirable°'"° but a te0$000bte price! Oekious fnit trees &
cpder\ aet in low-moirtenence yack. &tit-in
bookcosM in '°'99 IMnc; """" breakfast bor ~ aeo. 4 bedroorrw, seporot• fcm1y
room c~erts to a den a hobby room.
Crocling f•eplace, S1o;i cape!~ $17,500.
540-177A
T...i1, -• YIAc Fontcn1<: a eo of
No..port 8ooch. l.azy-doy IX>cony in frat,
poo1 & ..,.;. focilines nearby. w.-decor
inlido ,.;th "'""' onldMeep corpot• & teodaed ~ in r<h tones & -H<J> cathectol calings in kitchen, &v;,,g room & forrral cforirg
to0m. l btdroomlt pio.Ua n"Qst• retreat.
$60,500. 540-1720.
m.ooo -w• to._.. UriQue no1 just
unusual! Adult community wit'h tennis,
""111io9. jocUDi & tee fociMs di 8t1dosed.
Y2 nile ·to the beoch1 A daTO"' ;deal la the
)'OU"9 family. PriYote · pcr.,.s , .. eat ..;th
sepaol• both. Guell """""" too! Country ""'*1 ,.;th loll of cabinet spoc. & breakfast
oreo neaby. Private potK>, '°'99 living
"""'... Lush '7.-,Y cl .....-d ScMol
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·540-1720
2955 Hen bor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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RANCHO
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banes turn 10U oa. U..
1lve u1 • call. T•m·
porUJ income ol about $10llO. ,,... moo1b. Prl<e
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FOR THE IEST IH
·CA.MEO SHOl!S a
CAMEO HIGHLAHDS PROPERTIES
"SUl'lllOll DESIGN a qllAUTT"
Prevail in this borne or refinement
located in one of Corona de! Mar's
most ex.elusive areas. Refreshing
ocean & jetty view. Private beach.
Home completely redecorated by
Cannell & Chaffin. 4 bedrooms, 4
baths, study & family room. Privacy
in pool & patio areas. Reduced to
$215,000. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200.
(Z38)
CA.MIO HIGILU405
You won't find anotber like this for
the price! 4 bedrooms, family room + den or brkfst. room. Enter by a
Cree·form pool in a lush garden set-
ting. Access lo private beaches.
$89,500. Bob Owens642-8235. (Z39)
HBJ'!
My owners have lei\ me & I need a
family! I have 4 good ~ize bedrooms
& a big family room. My new famlly
will have access to private beaches.
O PEN SUN 1·5 P.M . 4610
DORCHESTER. (Z40)
'nEW-LOC.t.TIOH -PO'TBm.U
Edremely versaWe 5 bedroom
Cameo Shores home w tpool & jetty
view. For the family w /decorator
ability. $129,500. OPEN SUN. 1-5
P.M. 4607 ORRINGTON. (Z41)
"MA_ .. CINI' MAHSIOM".
with superlative ocean view In ex·
elusive Cameo Shores. Tastefully
decor a teer a: the finest aeiiolntments
abound In this eleganUy spacious
home w /3 bedrooms, 3~ baths,
study, family room, 3 fireplaces,
sauna & pool. Appl. only. $275,000.
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Uon ror this sprawling 4 Zoned for 2 units ; 2 BR 3Ba,wetbar,sauna. 900 ILOCK VIA UDO HORD FAVORABLE coil! lie floors. 1t1tl1bt, . --.. IZOO avaUable. ___ ,.._y
BDRM. & DEN + dinfna: bdrrns., small den, lge. Fa~lutic ocean & Mt. Ii MISSION 'SPLIT POR wait-Jn wel bar; t Acnep ._.-l&L~~ ...
room borne. BWlt on 3 living rm., forced air views from 3 deck.a. 50 Ft. Bayfront, large pier&s ·p TH g p R 0 y EN 6 bdrm.t. as family rm. •••••••••••••••••~•••••• •••• · 47Wl6t levels with detailed all heat & nice carpets. OPEN HOUSE Oct. 12· Large family home c A p A 8 L E . A Ideal u ra.m.111 homeOI10 Acre oran•• •rove, . ,
1 r edwood eJtt e rlor. North side. 1·4. 1433 Coral Dr .• 4 BR+famrm.Tremendouspotentia1 DISTINCTIVE as enla1a1ner'adream,la· c.oniaa. 115,000/ac •. SellBUYSELLEXCHANGE -
Spack>ua Zl _lt. liv. rm. Hiie.mt H... Lal\D'la Bead\. Call Dick $400 OOO POPULAR OFFICE IN docn &i out I Owner wtU or trade, OWC ,_5100 BWCarroll 673-6210
has WOOD BEAM ED View of Emerald Bay Eillminger, Harcum & ' A p R E 5 T I G E sell, trade for Income eve Jcmea Realty lnc
CEILING W/EXPOSEO cove ; pitched. beamed· HornR.E.494-85.SL LOCATION. CONTACT prop., or may leue/op-Beautiful
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PANORAMICVIEWOF lge . bdrm. suites 1·5. 2110 Olenoeyre. N"pt.S .. N1SpecMh -• owneranyt.ime PaWCoad,962-61'2
THE 0 CE AN & (papered) & a bonus rm. G4-7318 f'ixer _Upper · Z BR. D'Olf Y , r1tAKKJ.iK ... lw1MProp1rty 1400 .:.::::::::::=="'-'.---
CATALINA JSLAND. Firs t lime offered .I --------~ La .eMlpt . 105 MJ1llonVi•fo 1067 +deo.OD.ty$S3,500 ~-Ell~---T-¥.=\R ••••••••••••••••••~•••• INVESTOR'S
Central dining rm. opens $106 ooo •••~•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A· Frame • 3 BR, fam. ,_ . PltlME IANI CHOICE ( to atep·aaver kitch«:n 1'19 •-•tyD-'-x rm 2sty Pn'ced •-··
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plial_'cea. This better 518 1..egionSt.aB&ms.,2 Laguna Nigµel Ocean Immaculate 3 BR . with Huge lot. 3 BR. 2-Sty. S-Cll• .. • 1076 Sl,050,000. TRlPLEX.3 ·2Bn
quality home has ex· bath is vacant, move Vu,2StyTwnhse,3y solarian ''n1 o1 wax'' Vacant.$63,750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $172,000.Yearly Each unit has it's ' tensive use or wood right in (rents for $425); new. Just painted, int. & k i l c h en o ors. Super roomy • t BR 3 BEACll Great Newport location. separate garage. Ai··
:paneling &: w/w carpet-2 bdrm., l \', ba. is oc· EXCELLENT ext. Beaut. lndscpd. 3 Br, manicured lawns, cov-ba., ram.rm. $73,500 ' ON THE Ted Hubert • Asaoc. sume low int. VA loan. ing thruout. OWNER cupied at $325 mo Both Vu home w/fDIC, hdwd 2~ Ba, Llv. Rm&: Din. ered patio. Assume lo CAYWOOD REA.Ln Custom 2 bdrm. Owner Realton.675-3500 $62,.500
HAS B 0 UGH T · ·1 •-...-Rm . Only $63,900. int. Joan of $23,000. Pay-leaving area. Mual sen.1..:======"----I ANOTHER HOME & have beautiful frpcs. •firs, patio, fn.ut trees, a 714'"'96-7418 ments or S231 /mo . •541 .. f290• $150,000.'92-7394. Wine Shop, downtown DUPLEX.4BR·2BA
HAS PRICED THIS TO fenced yard. A sound ln· BR, 2 ba. Great fam. fir. $44 900 H 0 R S Laguna Beach For de· Low int. VA loan. $48,000
SELL FO~ vestmentat$115,000 plan. $77,950 ** BUILDER'S home in 'MtSSIOM VIEJO J 0 VER S E INVESTORS t ails call 49.f.·1595 or 0 AVID e o UR KE
S71,t50MPric• •494-75.51• ~~~~~~~~ Monarch Bay Terrac REALTY sp~~f~~e:yap;:a't::i: SPECIALS GM0662. REALTOR
JT'SNOSMALLTHING• with great ocean view. AGE CALLS46·9950 · LGflENI Hih 1050 3-Br, fam rm, sunken 897-9500 Atrium, garden rm . .f. Bf" • BEACH COTT · Cat 1rcW
MISSIOM REALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• bar, extensive use 0 3 Ra. Marvelous day &: 2/Br dollhouse, ocean Pr1p1rty 1600 NEW N w pt B ch
985S. Cat Hwy, LaJuna lreatfllaltilMJ View Italian & ceramic tile. By Owner, 2 sty, 4 BR, + night vu. Beaut pool &: view. Just'4J,,OOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• W ate rf ron t Duplex .
,._.494-07 I Plus3brforlessthan $146,500. fam rm, air, assumable Jacuzzi.S$160S,000 Do~,n •BEACH FIXrfER;:r, BAYFROUT SI65 000 le Home ---------*CAPTIVATING one· $)5,000 * * FOOT HI L 71hPVA,$78,500831-2634 !-dusk al· un. aa y t:!J1epeto1u ,n n
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swimming pool, with garden patio. $71,500. REALTORS tenence, carefree llvlng. Mtowport •och I 069 •paFOrUR. -PL' EX·(Z) S/Br, ezecutiveolfices. 6'1~l22eves. views from Dana Point 581_1210 $41,950. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTCLIFF Reducedto$BOO,OOO.
to Catalina. $1&0,000. *A TRUE DELIGHT,,l-----'"'-"'------1 **CHOICE location on DOM'TLIFT OpenSatJS-.1 .. 5 (2)2JBr,cloae llUCiRUHDY . •••••**********•'
ZAGRODZKY Realtor. marine &: mt. views. El Niguel Country Club. A HAND!! 1218 DOVER DR. to* beFl•Vch.E SlUlN&.l~·a,·wa.,.. Realtor 675-616 I . DUPLEX 49C-8811 3·Br, 2-ba, din rm W/ an 3-Br, 2·ba, comer condo, d •~ ,_ -EH HOUSE ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; adjacent sundeck + a BUILDERS nest to wide greenbelt. It's spotless and easy to (Near Nottingham R .) rented. Assume 7~ % SPUTLEYEL vr ~-front garden terrace. Used as week·ender: in keep that way. A recent-Delightrully decorated 3 loan. Asking only $99,500. SUM 2·5 **OCEANFRONT $89,500. top shape. Pool under ly redecorated 3 BR end1 bdrm., 2 baths, den or CALL 492·4121 Mo•n1 Ofc. lldg. 638 w. 18th St. (1 blk CLOSEOUT construction. Reduced to unit townhome nea·t poo ramily rm. home with BERTIIA HENRY Downtow!' Cost.a Mesa west or Newport Blvd. ONLY $105,000. Own
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den, 2·ba. $106,500.
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2·Br, 2·ba, frplc, sun-Exc.ept'l. Value·Real deck.Only$62~._
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ocean view, decking. bnewater $6750 dn. $87,500 FP. :3
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$49,950. and clubhouse with over· atrium entbery, 15edx30 ~i1v: REALTORS Award winner. $40,000 Costa Mesa) 2 BR plus i 'I·--• master suite and · am ce1 · 11· ** MONARCJJ BAY I.CU mg rm., ·• c:-Juaft BR be11med ce 1ngs,· TERRACE 2.600 Sq. n., night light view. $69,500. lge. rrplc. with raised -1071 frpJCs in both, lge Jot. In·
C'"'tom home w/pool & Call6'4·7211 . hearth. Super gourmet Coplttr.G come $420. $45,000. -k'l h L h l p· ••••••••••••••••••••••• jacua.ii . 4-Br, 3-ba, 1 c en. us ro ic ., "'=="'======i 646-9011
formal dining rm, lrg garden with fire pit. FAMILYGROW~NG . CHdolltld•l•MljTowa• '**************** fam rm, 2.frplcs, 3.car Gi:-e~t home for enter· 5~rm.,den.famdyrm., hamesfor.-1700 gar Maanificent view tauung. dinlng rm. Ocean & hill DUPLEX 2 yrs new,
$149,soo. _. · Gii WALKER view. $89,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eastside C. M. Room ror
L-HllJllOIRlfy. OCEANFRONT2 Bd + 2 REALTY 675-5200 · MOllTHL.AliUMA Bmoreunita.$90,000.
_.... 830-5050 Bd guage apt. $125,000. CURVING STAIRWAY J AHCHOllAGI , CONDOS Owoer/Agent 540-7823
Owner,645-3655 TO HEAVEN IHYISTMINTS Whitewal.er Views· 2 & 3 6 + 6 + 5 + ] :
2 OPEN HOUSES 2. beach units SS2.500. ~d 4-BR executive's dream 1714, 496-7711 ~C':'~~:~m~O~b We have twos unit, ones For all theae: follow mcome. R·2 cor lot. Gm -home. Separate house Laguna • wit and one 3 urtit com··~
Crown V.:Uey lo arrow ny Fortune , rllr . ror.entertaining, guests, C .. 675-7225 plex In Eastside Costa ·1350S.CoostHwy. Cas"-Hll atNi•uelBoad La Plat 675-7520. artists, mother:i»-law.or Mesa and Newport
494-8536 · ns Cb .' La noacerulseclus1on. Pnce H · hlS All · d' 'dual' Desirable 0~ apal'QSa m gunaHARBOR VIEW llOMES ~duced . Cail now , n. eig · tn ivi
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OIPEHHOUSE Niguel. PORTtFINO 4·Br, 4·ba, NEWPORT ·lRVINE LtnOER houses and dupleJtes. • .. hery Way A Pac...thr 23511 Porter Cir. ram rm, formal din rm, RE ALT 0 Rs 1 N C . Call Quail Place, your ;1 , 2Br +Om. 1Yaba. NEW S-. l·fo 5pM Home SUMDAY 1-5 rinished bonus rm, nr 838-8586 local unit and buildable
.. 1 WHIRLPOOL JACUZZI . 1151 K...._ Just listed-fabulous park, schools &: com m SAYS land headquarters
W/W cpt'g. $69,$00. wine and the greatest Paz. South y, mile to yean young. Low main-Fee. 644·7866/ 644·6548 5 Bf", 3 Ba, 3JOO sqft. Xtra liil White Water View. New Come enjoy a glasa of San Diego Freeway to La view, 2 story 4 Bdrm . 3 ~ pool. Lease OK. $92,500. llCi CAHYOM $
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. bull 1~~~~~~~~~~1 su~D·T I 5 Course. $84 ,500. Owne Prine Only 644-7362 bed rm . 2 bath 1400QU.l,ILlt.NlW..0.llUM:H Immaculate & well t (j!!atures-3 akyllghts,r " "' • 58l-0264or542·6735. · · O Townhous es a t only
4. bdrm., 3 bath, ocean tinted glass: m&rble IY OWMER. 3 & DEM lmmaculale Crown Park . . BLUFFS, Twnhse 4 Br, & GET RIO f $21,950. Ask fo r Frank, HO LOAN COSTS
view home. Family rm., fireplace, private patio home. 3 Bdrm .. 2 baths, OPEN daily 1921 Klngs Canyon Vu, Schls, Pool . &19-8321 Agent. ·in Santa Seller will carry 1st. T.D. sep.diDJ.n1rm.,cbarm-and.View.View.View. Moving(Mustsellmy largesldeyardforextra Road. Breathtaking 2\.'!11 Ba $69500 Ownr Ana Bus. lot 82x170, 3 St . ... ing • secluded patio 179500 lovelyhomew/plush vehicles, upgraded thru· harbof" & ocean view. 494_3973• ' Frontages _ cafe. & 2 tancar~e~_: ~aaclbklol<&padrtak-. }Z ~· ':::!. crpt,drps,alid'g out. Will sell faat at New deluxe 4 br & ram THESE 3 Br. 1~ Ba. Condo prO. stores -lease,$830mon-.' .. .., "' .,.. mirror wardrobes, ,.,.,, 950 , rm home w /custom ...iEW fessionally upgraded
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$159.SOO shop. Beaut. ldscpd. ~ th patio & int. decor. Prime $80,000. Submit. NeJtt to IMEllALDIAV ,.,. m &fruittrees.wall e 979-"'99 LISTIMG Joe . across from pk. Standard Brands Paints
Ana00rablesmall home, "' edgarden pvcy, Cor 83 hi IS "'STILUFF H•RIOR VIEW 3 TOWNHOMES $34,500 or negotiable if -small down pymm.-· nearl1 new ; parquet ~ REAL'IOR ~ "' present loan ass timed 2159-61 & 63 Lincoln Blvd. flra., used brick, wood 494--8561 ~~:~~.!:;:_.~ 495-1500R E ALT~ Belowmarket,byowner. Sharp, immac. highly SS'T-4187 near Brookhurst,
paneling; swimming $84,900.14 br, 3 ba, den. inuponegradoed!NCaewrpom~·smm~: IN OCEAN HILLS BY OWNER . Elegant 2 Anahe im . Quintard • pool • class enclosed om en:w..-.,..t.,..u .... Bncti By Owner. 2 Br .• 2 ba, Ultra Sharp, 2 Br (Master din rm, ge lot, many CX· 642-2991. 234 15 St. Costa
deck 2Bdrms 2baUls· 21-•2 Vlkl lk tras.644-7596. desirable ar e a s. Br. 2 Ba. dln rm. elec. M als
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1 · " ' BY OWNER 2 br 2 ba -na:. i e·new, 13x22), den, solarium, in Ameni·••es gal-. Th.,· 1·5 kit, frplc, water purifier, esa 0 orsai · , amallden;compact,but • • beaut .ldacpd forest priv.areaoceansideof 11~c•uvo~ " ••• I I< • deluxe kitchen. Xlnl pl~h crptg, open_ beam Cardens830-7782 highway in the Shores, • """ " one you must s ee ! s~!_1-~~':r pooh I< ..... trief/_ oceaaviews.$129,500 ~iln.Q,cheerfulkrtchen, Elegant l story, 3 $81,SOO.feeAgent549-0812 1~1-.;:-1ng,~as er -hopirfy 2100
$58,500.499-4374 LogunaMll)ll9i 1052 with ~eac h, tenn.is, bedroom, highly up -or646-6710 dryer West Cbff Area•••••••••••••••••••••••' ·.·.;:. . . -. .r · FllBl-UPPElt TOUCH of HEAVEH !'.::;~~·see at $74.500. yellow. 12x2s• pool 1973 PRICES! Lois #13, 14 I. 31, $67,500 prin. only by
• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• swimnung pool availa-graded & decorated in 'N.B. Close to everything
~-In Wood's cove, on a .. high in the hills over· +custom jacuul. Auto See this beautiful, new, Tract 1132, price appt.6'13-3597
:,; 11 • .,.,,,._ large, wooded, ocean looking the Laguna Mluloft Viefo I 067 sprinklers, 3 car garage. Blufrs 3·Bdrm, family Slt,ttS. 0..xei/
• 1105N.CoottHwy.,Laguno view lot . Owner is anx. Niguel valleys, this ••••••••••••••••••••••• An excellent buy at room, Townhome today. Chtftsiat. .
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OR TRADE 494-1177 · 1iouse,.·"·.ays "submit all of· h 2 B d .... __ 1 _ __.. C-L. $135 ooo Price is right for quick super·s arp · r con o, ""'"i19'11'1' -rv"' ' · sale. 532 Cancha. $69,950. -~"--'"-'" 110 DEGRHYllW acn:Jls the street from Lives Again in this 4 Br 673-7601A"* ** BEST BUY·3/Br, , glassed·ln pool and Barcelona. Fiesta size 1 ---~•-··-----j e ... orc .. Mle1of. •. 2/bl, fem rm-sunken liv Family home. Xlnt floor clubhouse ls onl,Y $53,900. patio. Cozy crackling fici at 0c ... Hiii
• •' rm w/.frplc, new crpta • plan, with 2,000 sq. ft.. or Early possesslOD . Call fireplace. Unbelievable DB.UXIDUPLEX OCEAN VIEW 1 • ... ... t..t.warm atmoepbere· living space. 3 Bdrms., ..,,.,.,,. broker or Q;'~er wlll consider 2Y.t baths. Price11 right at .r--for Opn S-. l·S $65,500
IMHoption.$68,500. $79,500 $49,500 20i l ttllStreef Spectacular split-level
•• A RARE FIND· ftf..LEYEL CALL NOW * * * * * * * Close to beach; large 3 model, 2 \.'.t _ baths .
Dramatic 2/Br, 2/ba Ocean view home with" 752 7315 Hontpl•ls bdrm., 2 bath upper unil Prestige Newport Beach home w/outstaoding wetbar,frplc.,4bdrms., • Thri . lh" . incl. huge mstr. bdrm. community living. Large ~an view, within walk· 2~ baths, dining rm., DONALD M.BIRD ve m IS springtime with sep. e ntrance. family room, formal din-.... in& distance to Victoria (am i I y rm,, 5 A•t•cl•t.•.•Mlten. freshCondo. Lowerunithas2bdrms., ing. wet bar, vaulted
(714) 493-2500
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ramp in San Clemente .
1100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• We11 located 6400 sq. Jt.
Price 1 _...__•d'. bldg. at Orange County ..._. Airport & San Diego 3 Br & Bachelor. Shows Fwy. Vacated by owner.
well, lease bold. $&1,500. who want.. action! Lots
()pen Sat/Sun 1-5. 1826 W. of parking, air-cond.,,
Balboa Ave. Don F . andreadyrorimmediate
l-"G"a"-tes=.' Blt'---r'-.-'67_3-:...c.."""c..=l. __ 1 occupancy.
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. $155,000
HCll'bor •Yest. Co.
Rodlora 6 7 J..4400
•• Beach, and modestly deck1 ... plus gigantic l--======--1 $32,500 1 ba. for income. Both ceilings, balconies,
pricedat$'15,000. rtnished room over OPB4HOUSES Kitchen full of ap· unttshaverrplcs.,blt·lns beach view. Executive AM 1010 1.SUmlsW.CostaMesa ••••••••••••••••••~··••
•• TWO BLOCKS to &a rages. All this ror e.....a.~ 1.,. S .Pliances plus washer. & brkfst. bar. $99,500 transrer-sacri!ice! ! call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lrg9-2br, 2.ba. l·lbr . ~A MESA 12 unit lot ·-· 'DIE B~CH·2IBI', 1/ba U.25,000. Come see it. ....-.,. dryer. MIWPOITIEA.CH 645-03)3 ***D•,Walt•** $255M.Owner.&M-53B9 with 2 bdr~ house
plex, E. Costa Mesa.1~~~~~~~~~~ $73,000. Let's negotiate.I:
Al•••· 1132:26112 Lois for.... 2200.
bome. Great weekeQder, Open house Wed., Sat. le SUPER Y CRAFTED CENTURY FINANCIAL 11.4.Ln 675-1642 . $49,950. Eastside Costa
wtthln walking diatance Sundays, 1·5 . 2130 JN DIV l DU ALLY REALTORS d Forpncesandlnterestto MASSAGE parlor+ 3 br Mesa IOt for 6 or 7 units
toevUYthJD1. $49,500. Hillview (across from DESIGNED CUSTOM 1 ___ _:58~1~-12~1~0~--~ _-.:.281="=-N=pt .... -"B ... lv~ .... · N~B-1 come down. Both will 2 ba apt. 3200 sq ft bldg~ with 3 bdrm ho use *-*BEST OF LAGUNA ThuntonJr.Hlgh). HOMES FOR THOSE/· probablykeepgolngup .. -Plenty parking. Century $S3,500. LIVING·2/Br home + WHO DEMAND THE lyOWllef'olldolll .. not down! 2 Bedrm, 2 21 548·ll6S
meticulou1ly finished FINEST IN LOCATION, DOLL HOUSE 4 Br, wide lot, $115.000. b a s i n g I e 1 tor Y l-""-'=-"""-------1
•n:·d loads or poten· LIVABILITY-YOU BR .. family room home market rates. Open Hse i -=======-~$21,950. New carpets, SO Spaces+ 22Apts. So. • p•--
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t8'J',BSO. 30132 area. Central A/C, large :.:P..!~:::le::r::m:::• ... ·:..N:.:B:.:·----l __!~l-~S~to!!'ry~3~B::.R~,J(J2'::B~a~.~~iFr;'.;jank~~·-~~::1 ... A"1"eln'Qt.~I a :0 ~ 1 i>% re ~U ~n . ·Pa·~~ . -*LINGO* POMO .. Hlgllrtl lot & covered patio. AJI DOYR SHORES I-$57,000Agt. 640.5500 5"11 leoch 1014 $550,000. . MMGUAILttNt •«ACH 11.4.~ISTATE L liBTAT& New eaur. 4·Br Ranch for$S51.900. •B Fo o · R I ••••••••••••••••••••••• LellW'eUt.ltyle -••• •• .. •12 Ml~SIOM VIEJO r, rm. in. m. ge c ,.. _._1 _..... Home w/3·car garage. . Fam. Rm. By Owner. VIEW 4.500 ampusDr.NB
' 49'-llON $1611,500 ltEALTY Open Sat. by appoint. PRESTIGE JUST LISTID (714) 545'7U1
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pd. 393 H•mllton mo. AU util pd. Agt, dtn rm 4c dbl c•r•1e. pac. 2 BR Townbous nearlOUl.$150 GemlniReaJtJ UM623 1m.eu7t.oreloeate i. D~T 541 .. lll ask fo a.ta MIN..-... Weik
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•···• N I t Pool 6: recreatioo area. Eutblulf. Sunken liv rm I IO M __ .. UJlal .._, ..... • _._ .. Oii .. ~ _MW'D.YtBt,pool,frplc, uoauu ew apt.S or ren. Adulta:only,noPC!U· dining rm & bar Full)' Male21-30toabare2br,2 * I 1IW,.,.•n1o bus. $10,000 btl18 ever· UlS'I': GrQ' ,em._ -....... w . Adult.a, no HI.ml. Harbour. 1, 2, & •FROM $322• equipped kitchen: $315. ba duplex w/aame. On a.ta ll•a (cu. lltb ytblDt needed except 1oc (smell) part mans, MllpW.... 71M
p111. $125. 879-337& br. 848 0020. •Amigos Way, NB mo. Adulta, no dop. By the bch/NewPort. st.> Deluxe panld, ele, A: r•w materiala. Call poln&ed ean, no tall. _ ....... -__. ......
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__ ·~Ez b<, 2 •·, 2 •ar Palio Apart. Lge 2 Br, 1 1,_ 8 uni $170 •-2Br, bltna,garage. •mokint clrl under :ZS. CORONA DEL · .... n MdWOoettallWLouDPri •• • ·~b r.-.-crowded Soatber.a ..,..,._.,.... .,. .. B i ti -r. um,. • $3:50mo vr'"' 548-160'7 $131 + ~ uUL 10 (Apt 1~ $30,000. cub. t.e ..... Lolt: Fem..,.. .. -.-Oruae Co. la,....,., a •_.,e.$275.lmmed.oc· •· nc. pa o, very $215. AIJ electric. ., .,. C> Superior Ave. NB. A: 1200 Sq. &., full 455,DallyPiiot.P.O.Bo• mo. Vac. Brl1&ol blCb qaallt7 a41 •
. capucy.tMIH757 ~8J!:H~~~~507 =•ce. ~eated pool. YRLY 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, Aft.6PM . cn::i.:Cf~rii£lt~ LW,Coltalleaa,... Cyprea~ H1t1. miDil&raU .. ~~
Adult dlx 1 BR, D/W, ,n~.~ bltns,garage,8y38t.bSt. RESP ·• !sh to~"'-675-eOBO llASSAGEC.:,lor. re-Reward. aft.6 leCftltlry. Must bit • t Br patio apart t blk ••.,.u.uo Park.$400.548-4063eve .aa..w ea ..,.re ~· we1J ror1-.nifri1, frplc, gar, pool, • · Acrostfromgolfcourse charmincBal.laldbome IMOFREuR_..., sidence. oata Mua. LOST: Be1P Clalbuabaa. ~to work udel-6&-
ao peta. $190. 19'15 ~a':a'::~~~~~~·'i.UiS:: 20432SantaAnaAve WeatcUff, brand new. 2 w /1 ame. 8'15·1111 or 1*2 3 R om~ ~1• * ,Century2t,Ml-UA Vic of ltb St. H.B. adllnetAtfullwort._. Jlomoaa(Hflll&r> · BR 2 Ba tile entry 673-2383 • • m. ca rom .. m536-0711/M2..,., _..;;_,. ' --::;;;;;;;::~::---1.2or~c!'!a~ll~-~3340~~--_j¥EARLY 3 br, 2 ba, 906 f r 'p l e ; re f r i g $135 per mo. Near am.D care cent.er. 3200 · Fut. etflc1-& t,,.....,. ~
30ZSPomona Avail Nov tst 2 Br l \ii W. Balboa Blvd. Frplc, w/icemaker 2 patios SHARE female only very Airport, Noleaaereq. eq fl, Calta Mesa. C.en· FOUND: BeiCe med 1 lborthaDd akllla ....._
Hew 1 Br apta, month to Ba frplc. gar 506 ·17th bltns, garage. 1 blk to pool adults: $37~ mo'. nicely furn. 2 brw/!rplc, 833-32211TUDOOD t.ury21,548-ll• fem•le doc. Seabur)' uaL Letal11 1•1 ~I 1 1 momtb, bltna, adults, no st 13a.1693 ' bay or beach. $315. 67s-499 appro•. 1 ml to bcb, DISl(•••CI tradH.8.5318500 or it•1 • ca 14•Pb•C peta.OpenHouaeSat.~. · 675-5487 eo.talleaa.63l~eve ~,,.. Mee01C1•r:eul• akll 1 ~oa e So•. 10·5. M>-OSZ7 & WALXTO llEACH PARK HEWPOllT in tbo Dally Pilat Hunt· AvaU.-aq.ll. FOUND: Fem. lrlab Set· beneflclol. Xlnt ..W,6
-1 z ~ pts d bl oc••HfllO~ "-•ARTM~S N.B. 2br, 2b•. apt. ington Beach office, , Suce9du.lladiea t.er, Vlc. Btookhurst A: benefits. 1.~PPlF i• 14 • c • rps, tns, _,., ", ~ ~ • smtmo. UW incl. Grt 17815 Beaeb Blvd near Jm:Por Apparel chain Atlanta BB. No tap. penon. llOURa:a Ni,..
2 Br dwa1lalr1, crpts, gar. 205 tsth St. 536-3058; 3 BR, 2 Ba. $350Winter Bachelor tor 2 fadl.642-0814/6'2 t882. Talbert. u• x 11' apace prtmeah0p'1center ta-2911 Water District, '21•
m,.,patlo, 536-4258orM7-3957 STV'STOIEACH Bedroomtand $50 per month. Answer· fore:xp.mm'amercbant FOUND·. Wbt Germ LaPal Rd. L•J•8a
SllO B3l·92"l& 2 Br Loven eat, crpta, 3BR, 2 Ba. $32SWioter Townhouses 4 Bd, 2 FrpJ..,J'::.I bome inC servlee available for 1toreopealn10ct. NlaueJ. 71C ·l31·ZHO a Br l'A Ba, au crpts, drpa, bltns, incl gar. 3BR,2ba$300Wntr. ~~m:iy =::ic-rorJ:i~uW. s10, desk aDd cbalr for c.u ... MS-31111 ! Sbep.ID=VieJo. Eqt.W()pport.l:mplyr. ~
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aio. 568375 •OCEANFRONT• Condo, 2 BR., 2 ba., den. Across from Fashion Ree~lble fem. to •~Uc PLUSH BeauWul Fum II.A~ FOUND: Sha117 dog. Aawarlclg Set wfce ~ _E to Shoppin• 1 Br, 2 level lwt apt Comp! Unf. Yrly. $475. Ialand al Jamboree ez ge 4 br duplex,~ U 1 .. e olfice aulte. Sublei A vel')' p1 111 •• ~~I ~-Blklab • wht. Male. I• , -·"-·. All ..... -a areao view !rom0all rms. San Joaquin IUIJ. Road. to ocean. $130. mo. U :. 1hare. Beat N. B, CM, tiOD wlth au --.... au· F.lt.aDda H.S. 515-18'14. ...-;a....,... ~ PDOI. Adltl, no pda. Cpl, 17l4164•ltOO inc Ga""M5-4865 creue potential. Loc:at, avail., p/time, lnela4 d l f Sl6S 2 br, 2 ba; pvt deck. Un· .,.. · ., location. Sacrifice! f llub c l FOUND r c t · nt""' • rpe,7• oMve. re · I · dergrod prkg. Sec. Selective woman will Muataeel&IZ-8'153 ed in ub of Dynam c b:l.t em ocb ·• wkatb. Exper/P """' -i I I on r o v a •Ocean vu, 2 frpl, 4 br, Growth area of South Poo Jgry I rn . F.tlE.543-'1'181. 5 'M1-1143/MC·IM19 guard. Reas. Mike ba. Yrly SS2!. Winle share charming, high BEAUT CLASS A Orange County. Real-Jasmine •C11>resa Lag. ·-"-C II'.
536..o854or892·4'9'7 $495 &45-7573 beam clo11, 3 br apt Pl RE PROO OFC tsticallJ priced at fl9t MIM Ap&manager4~,d;zr, 0.-PeW 3126 · w/brtght, penonable & F $15,000. w/xlo& terms ro•ftlrn.."'" 3blbr•.~-bad. ~-.:....;'j'l't '•••••••••••••••••••••••Walk lo beach 1&:2 BR, OCEANFRONT new 1 Br$395 OCEANFRONTabr selt·rellantadultover35. BLDG avail v1 .. u •• em puppy a tna.n.mn y.__.... iBr. ApL appllance1 furn. pool, adults, no peta. upper. Cpts, drps, gar. 2 -ha. Winte r ·or yrly'. Great home ba1e for H!'rbor al Adams. C.M.. cENnnlY 2lfE1Toro prox 5 mos. Airdale. S ·~aun deck $185, util $180. up. 220 12tb St. Yrly lse. $375. 642·3443. S75s5CM2or {Z l3)25S-S93& traveling profeesional. Air cond, elect, cpls, a:JO.Wl Hta. 979-28133320Acacia APT Man.ager: CoupJ:e ~111 • no peta 496-0575 960-4190 s175.mo.54B·?200 drps, mualc, elev., wantedfornew20anlU.
dlx B ON THE BAY OCEANFRONT-Bdrm & ~anilor, ample prkg. ~ll Dry CleanlDI 4c Ldry FOUND; male aealpoin C.O.ta MeJ•· Lovely.._ "t;iiii~i;;;~;ciljji;iOI~ 2 R, 2 Ba, crpls, Duplex, yrly. rental. den ; frpJc; Very clean. Share Spaclo...a 4 Br pool rncl. 3 min. S.D. 65 mm. Ajcy in Lacuna Beach. Si am ea e, Vic free 1 Br. apt. Nokidlilr II> tk:!lf•.._. 314 -· DJW213• n1926r H!.[.bour2 • Out.standing 3 br, 2 ha, F\arn /urtlwu. Wnlr-$260, home~ mile fr ocean. Riv/N.B. Frwys, 7 min. Ideal for couple. Owner Mariuertte 4c S..view, pets.m.3376 ·
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. ·•Vlewlofocean, 2 Br, 1 ba duplex, No. ForDiscriminatina: pets. 1728 Bei!ford Ln. Ga mg11forl ... 4350 SltAPROPERTIES OPPOA1'UMITY ingdale/Edlnfer area AreY•TooY-. ca• Kn li:Palos End, yd, ocean view. n d 1 S285mo.548-7533 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · UnU1ual opportuait to H.B. Very rlendly. --..
yl1fde;a pell. $290. 497·2515 A u ta 2 Car garaa:e apace for a.t.111 l..tal 4450 in in Project.a wi~ 90 se&-013. .... AJr1Ms 7
'*-•e •• Luxury penthouse eon o.,...tMoc.._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CdM. CaU eves DELUXE office comm'l day sec'"._ return. Cami.I LOST; Golden Retriever, lntllforlOgaJ.&r.p,.,U •··-~ tedeckl Wlltdltti.e,_Mt s-taAaa 3110 rentorstorage.621lris,••••••••••••••••••••••• vest ___ _. . M' Larpeoncerabu~
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· •llaklHrVlce avail peta.'94-l79S •Sun deck parklike groUnd. $205. Inquire 325 J, t7th Place, Viejo areu. Handy to '12/t/1,• • ' x • · · LOST Dog ''Woofer•• .hineral')'. G~arantee ft"'
• · · : •l'UnUtureavall OCEAN view, spac. t br, •Private balcony Call collect, 496-2038 aft. C.M. aft. U a.m. San Diego Fwy. 200 to light bro.=n & white tum • .: week expeqse
·: adulta,21111SolanaWay, •Adequaleparking 5(anytimeSat&Sun). snil Gar. $30, Sngl 2000aqfl.:Aalowaa30' et.ive/lnactlve investor med.alzemale.842-2448. ~ alalnC p::m.
. Open M·P' 10.C L.B. $225. 494-1419 -·Elevator • Storage Bike OK $20 131 pereq ft. 831-1400 for new elec:troa.lc device avera1e e 11. SattN,SUniz.5 •Security 2 Br, cp&a, drps, bltna, w llt.hSt CM s73-n87 startup. Unique unit LOST.Lovable Calico Ca tra1;oaportatlop
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2 Br, 2 Ba, few feel f lblktobeacb..Yrl)'.Cail PALM MESA.Ans. OCIEAMVIEW s:.m:mona ra • LOST Siberian Husky HELP! famolll Laguna Cove. 66-ms4 MJNUTESTONPI' 1501 W..tclff..Dr. 11200 Paclt'tc Cat H,ry, male, 1 mo, blk & wht
M.agnlficant view . BCH. === H.B.900d,ft,S210mo. Partner wanted for a face wht w/blk mask
Statned!rplc, ma'nlyassc1,001egtse.d2eccak WdALpls.K3 tBor.Oczeeaa•.· CNrpewt, Bach, 1&2 BR. Call Sit M g • UOH ESTA.TIS highly profitable Real Loa& nr. Crown Valle *Labo-. fromSt12.:iO on e an• er 11211t.hSt.H B Estate venture. Should School Lag. Niguel --• ,... • gar. 1pace. Like pv drps, D/W, garb. disp, Adults, No Pets (114)642-SW ext 248 538-2579 · • ' double investment ln 6 Reward0
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8 &cn1 ol iardens, wid bay, bch & tennis cU. 546-9860 Xlnt 1pace for commer1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Alcohol Helpline Pacific PenlOlllllel •
ocean views. Huge 2 br, $310. mo. yrly. 545-1098 ~L 965 aq fl w,toieean MONEY Available for 2nd 24bnada)'835-a30 SJONewportQrDr.,PQI
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ceillD'es. Pool ,.spa,Elegant Luxury. On &be RESORT ~~ So.Coutffw)',Lag.~ $50,000.Muatbeaecured SPlarnJALREADER Su.lte900 MO-lf10 ettate living. Close Bay, 4 Br 2 Ba Beamed ./'..,. .... ~ 497-3088 bv Beal or Personal <>PenlOAM·lOPM 500S.Main,Oraqe' beach 6: iboppini. $495. cell. D/W, frplc $550. ,/_.,.,.. _..... , Advlceonallmatten tNeuFuhioa5ql1¥9). mo. May be less if you 673-5719 wknds or aft. ~'"'.......... MUST reot at oacel Al· Property. NO Point•, • 547_.... · COii.~ paint'•••· anti· 5PM. ......._..,..... tractive imall office on pre-payment penalty, or 312N.ElCamlnoReal~J!!!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!!!l~ ~• -M rt • Mil I I eterow fees up to 12 yn San Clemente. For a~
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distance from John Boat llaalllf. Co. needs workina conda._ Al10, cjelMIJ'PW tm..,...ate place.meat in Rr"EYING lime bmlDeu ....,...... oamODONTICASST emtomer eoe&aid, ea· Eader Sehl. 962-4782. Cabinet. Auemblen Ir able to belp in kitcbea. l'O le ll60 A.aallieim area. Good Uf ln wbolesale suppl.lea. • pedft-1.,., H:bedullaL Iii --'-'---'---'-=--1 Cabinet llillmen. Ex· $3.00 hr. •tart + Upm ,._._•~-Pl1· Unl!ormsfurnls.bed.. Bu 1ine11 f • l l J Exper preferred. Seod t.nUi • flliD .. Neiilr.
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d•·•--f CM DENTAL l:' ... ualOppEmplo•er ~--"•lion 11... ,.__ • • 1560, Coata Mesa Ca. cont.Xlntwortlu: ....... ~ce rom any NoPhoaeCal1'. RECEttJONIST -.,, )(-'·/Female"' ... ~--• .-uuue. Will be responsible for Manager. Costa Mesa 92628 &f...O••e beoeOUlDdllll.· Gramme-t' School . BusyOffice.Mustbeu-._ Call for app\. mechaalcaJln.speCtlonof dairy •lore. Perm. ·~ ........... 751-$822 Carpet/Drapery perienced, abarp , 1141m.1231 commercial fabricated f/time.Exper.pref'dbut P....tt.S. .. lllllh in&P~j;p;:--_
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oldboy.Owotrana.CdM. salary &:. benefit• l flnisbin1. Highly effi-Costa Mesa work loc-•· prlnten. Ability to read ble, out1olng person. ceptto~al earning oP-Mat•gCa&...,, 675-5175 . Cashier for Pussycat qualified applicant .. cient. Apply ln penon tloa. Relief shift. Above mechanical blue· prints, Reply to P. 0, Box 147,, port.uruty In school relal· 2!85.BrialA. e.c.lf.
Tbeat.re. Over 18. Apply 832.Q17or64f.2119 witb siimples. Ana av1 starting rates. use micrometers and TUsU.n,92680 ed sale• wort. Call <1rvtael.Dari.a.Oo...a)
Babysitter need lmmed. 708E. Balboa Bl.Balboa n-tal •--1s•·-t l Dou1lasa, 3411 Via periodic increases. Co. Vernier Caliber• re· .............. aa-~I Virginia Calkin11-'::..:.======"'-
4PM to lAM. my bom -=" naa ......, ma Oporto,NewportBeacb paid ins, Ufe, ADlrD, quired. Jiu.st be able to --• ,_... 173-1.Um. P/t. male. fem. Ml"rice own transp. 6'2·824 at1l4 care needed in my ezper .. cbairside, en bolp,aurs6:majormed. llftM>lt..,alsoaometest-Fast Food Service. tab eds. ~/Seta
. ' btwa .. UAM•SPM. l»mefor lnfantlc3yrol.d tbuaiuticHl,8844 Ilea ow Ofer $1000 car• pboae req. For la· in&requind. Jl.inlmum2 BUrgen, Oranp JuUus PART Time eves ac Sat es a II L I ---------t who attends Pte.·•cbool ~ . Fee Paid/Also Fee.lobs tervtew app\ in Coal.a years experience. Apply & Mexican Food. We will AM, Pelf. for atudenu, s7s wt+• r. ••
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children, my home. quJ·red. Irvine area. hrio ~c. F/tlme. Pref~ WISTCLlff ABllJSealrityServlca 893-9842.. wage.CallA.1,542-9013. ddayl~~·!_•k~._!:N~6~ .. ~·~-"!......j_!551~._,~'------~ exper .. oral surgery. (21J) ·~ -· STANDARD --· Enthustaattc, coo« PenormelAteacy --· MASSIUSI IARTIHDRS C1or1t penonality. Xlnt opl'Of. <Mult lll Coater> & MODB. Part n..
Kelly'1Sleaklloulle Good •al & bene. Phoo l8StE.Edlnger,SA GUARDS MEMORIES INC eededl ed.63 1184 Be!llDe F~1hlon1 209PalmSt,Balboa SeniorClerk 10-llam only. Tuatl C..11542-8838. F/ttme , P/tlme . ' n m,m 1· fuliionaneedllOwomen
Call87S.5'n4 1-""'=::;•·c:-=oc5337=·----1Experienced aales penon Upllonm IUm. Telepb Ir Asubaidlaryof MASSIUSI now thru Cbristmaa.
llAUTIC1Af45 , D•. fal Recpt . for crystal, chins 4 fine car req'd. Call 833-493, MAG~~J~RP. Private club now In · Qualify for free laabiom.
STYUSTS We need an operienced Expr, part Ume for busJ ,~Jew __ elry~._ea_n_sr_s._..., __ -1-•~ppt..~-· -------t 2Z2lSoulhAnneSt. terviewing fo8r qualifl~ Xlnt eamlnga, we train P\E!t"lOD' wtth general of. ·-Santa Ana Ca mot masseuse. esume .. you. Call for interview.
For (2) N.B. ....... w/or flee .still• lneludl•I olflceinH.B ........ l Fii rt.iD to 1700 HAlll snusT ret.r<q'd. I :846;;~-;·~~~~~1
w/out followiDJ. &H-Q661 calcelator, typinfr ~and DENTAL Asal. expanded Speciallat wanta hl&h Full lime. Take over AA Equal Opportunity lalla•layC-.. I~
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llAUTYOPtaATOI ~-Prefer sooaeone open.962·5546 secretary to nm bU of-l-SP~M~.7-:7!:1031~:;--;:--I~~~~~~~~ CaUM5-5000 per week. Telephone~~~~~~~~~ • with~Pl'Qduct.ioo materta11~~-------1 fic:e. Alaofeejobl. Soll ill s 1 + r-Needed wtthfollow. Near oonttolezperience.Good D&nALIECEPT. 1 NewportCenter · ....,D.,MkeP., i----... ---• Mature women·PT&FT 0 c ~g. ·a ary let( ..... S..
Faabionlsland. fringe benefits, growt.b For busy Pedodontk Employment 9AM-1PM or lPM·SPM JANITOR for bousecleanlng Com. Vic. Harbor &:
· Calf641«188 opport\lnity wltb prac. ln c.M. Dental e.s.· ·Conaultant1A1ency or 5PM-9PM . Earn JAMIRISS set-vice. Car nee. Baker C.M. Own trans. Joi.II
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..., .. al.Ult success u com·,~per'::-:n':-ec:-·;'548"';~-;-:~·-;-;-:-;:-;111N~ew!!!'POl~rt~Be~a~cb~!:6'<M1'0~~ enjoyable work in our New facility in Newport l ~~:':'-:-:--:----1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 T.W ltulfoc I pan)'.'Pleaseapply: 1,. -..._ ... new ofc ~•·a Beach needs people w,bo I ......_..,. ... _., ... , Dental Asststanit .......... """'..... MechanlCS· ,_.._.. "'
STA. ... DA.RD cbairside, exper. ar Fem. attendent for a nqr o.c. Airport. Xlnt haveamin.ollYf'.exper. PERSONNEL iltt...I .... J"'llll traioed.968-l64S 1 youna paralraed fem., opportuniQ' for poaWve in general Janitorial Busy Shop. Fiat ex-Let us uaist you lo ob-
MEMORIES., 1..::===-="----lmed+rm.,,~~~811' ipioded indlv. For maintenance of office perience preferred, all tainingyourReal-b.tate
Dependable saleswoman. ,._.u -~ lnterview, Call :peq.ulpment neceu. 1 co. benerita. Call Mr. SECRETARY license, PLUS we wlU
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Newport Center Dr, Newport'Ceoter. l ... C Pait time. 'Afternoon/&: Ft~·~ci Joley,serviceMgr.at; train vou FREEJiD..,. J"'llll • eve hours to work ln ""'" · Position will operate Dick M... "' ca
Aaubsidiaqof furniture store. &xp AmfacTbri.ft&-Loaa HA.VE FU ... ,. floo~ polis her • in· u ..... ...-Jtet SbOuld have good typing ~~e;tl'OI~ .:= Applied-Magneti~ Corp. belpluJ but not nee~/ $3 has lmmedopeni.n..\J:~ .,..__ dlllU'ial vacuum (ezper --• •tills and a minimum of BOYS & Girls 2221SouthAaneSt. hr.to start. Apply In loahh11rsr JC · P.ART·TIME r<q'dl. lln: 5:30PM to tmW. Wamer two years experience In ~'!';"bej\0~,~=-tr!!:
tOtolfyearsofage.Dat. SantaADa,CaUf92'104 person. 1785 Newport Must have tborouab 54 I h 2AM. • Seta._ 557-Zll personnel. Light ing, Cadillac procraqa. ~:Ea.~:~~~ryrl~intoro;: An=t~~l'°r.liWity =~·forcoov.i...p. ~i:r:.:~= ::::: .. ~:I r Z.~w.!!?:; .. ~~~:=.~~";'. :ii:::n:1~'"::r:::oa:i =~;:1.!:~J:w:::
livertea 6-cub, trips 01 ,,..~ll'v.J..t-u-&:boo MZ-0400 -ezper. Competitive .......... · •· · lbinlainpen<mnei"'fii~. tionwide' referral are1. m pro .1L r ui;-Salar• open. Con•~ct ,.. ~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;ppbone~~:$1;60~~~·;M&;;~~~ atatlll Input lo pa ....... 11. Acapulco plus ao-
men:haDdile ror aellini ~,. ,_,... _... • . · aalaJ')' commensurate •WM:.::t.:. 4 .._.. handle laaurance claims system. C.U BW '1or7.
new subeeriptions. i'oi C.M . Area. Part time. DlllCTOIOF w/a:per. Xlnt beDefb, a.&... JANITORIAL MEIDLIPOIMT and screen appUc.ants to 14Uff I informaUOn please call Noon.S PM. lnv., lfping I workin& conds "oppor. -r Exper. woman needle-fillrequialtioDI. Perform
642·4321. From SaD (4.5 wpm) • eateodfng. PBSOMM& l for advanceme11t. C.ll dlmi••COIM'h. IROA.DWA Y point can••• painter, clerical functions for
Clemente-San JuaD Mm:t be accurate. Call ror Beach area Roap9;al. Jim Sena or Zeb Smitb, Acca..tDev.ta•••.t Lat •Hlls p /time. 843·9494 or penonoel manager in a TnRRELL-Capistrano area, eall "MrTUttle9'79-0433. New Department naeds 64$-3153. ·· SerricH t.,..;;;;;;18411;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ company with 200 495--0830 and Mission Vie-CLERk nPIST experience.d perM:tn. Eqwd Opp. Employer 61 employees. Good fringe jo-EI Toro area. call Good benefits. Salary 21JJ94S.J9 binteniewlngfor: benefit•. Salary com·1-=========-5ll-63lO Inauranee Co. la N.B. commeruiurate w/eq>er. FINISH CARPENTERS 1-H---''--C--h-.--.-_I port meosurate with ex-
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~·ua10p· por.Employer needabilliogclertw/ofc 847-2528 . I Min. 3 yn exper. Good 01te1s"/ as •er -Housekeep"1nn new perience. -.,, . ,ezper. It good typin1 . pay, DOWN EAST Waitress, exper'd want· ":I ~/ (
,skJlls. Salary to $475. Oocton Ofc Receptionist. YACHTS, 700 E. Alpoo ed. Apply in person, Slaff ~~ 'Zf°,Z personne Send Re!umeTo:
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Established multiple
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one of the best locationa
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BoatBuikten""' GGod co. benefit1 . Will~b, 17::'S:0~ Ave.Sant.Ana. ~la's. 541W.191.b St, ~::\ agency Clusified.adno.5Z1 ASSEM ... as -· ..... • . OfC $450"' g.10AM Schedules -752.0331 c/o Daily Pilot
w;thcarpeotry exp. 80% COMMISSION sbortUme .... ...,, •. ' • Xlnt ''SWter"Spot. HouHholdAsslstant &9AM-61'11Scbodules P.O. Box'-'60 CAIPIMTR. •DRAFTSMAN~ 4.5wpmtypioaand Care.er Family 2192Martln,Irvine CostaMesa,Ca92626
Wltb mill It cabinetry t1· •• aa. •member of our of Permanent positk>ll' f~ this one ia youra! ! 1 household assistant. 8 •Permanent Positions .Call For Appointp1ent J>er· · nce... lDdiiidual trainln exper. mecb draftlJman · .OONTRdLCAREER hrs dally, 5 days wk. •XhrtCo.Benefita Anequat
American Mariner in • most de.lrable area applieatioDI accepted at Employment Aj'.eney Must undent.aod &. enjoy APPLY IN PERSON u ra e ry 4 g rowt n 1 opportunity employer
IDdustries, IMS Place· Coat a Mes a. Cal Justin Pacific Oor_p . MIOOln1De,StelOIB cblldren of all aa:e•. IROADWA y IU'QWlds assistant. Must
tia, Costa Mma le-5045. Ast for Ke 1 . .!U0~30~G~o~l~de~n~w~u=l~· C=ir~-~N~w;pt~Bch;;;.~7~1'~1~""°~~-~ Pennanat. Rell pleMe. have mechanical ability .
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..·-·'--d. Weotmlnlater. · ll6U363 U.IWtlt.-HJLLS Full u· D p · t BoaUng --~ . v ..... ...u • e futest draw ID -='-"-------! (San DI Friew me. ana om , PRINTED Slodlbo.Clorti/ .ro1scovaY• SELL Idle Items ,nth. West .•.• Daily Pl --/Cookeaper. AtEl~~~Boadly ,._ •• pe r hour. Call RE AL Es TATE
Sop inl-1 • 111.U IST A Tl Dally Pilot Oassillied Ad. Cluaiflod Ad. 6<Wlml. Uv .. la for mar. couple. 11H2All Moo thru Sal :':'~ Mooday between CIRCUIT BOARDS CARE EB A '!TENTION
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Need b .ow lo toet ~~~~~~::1~~~~~~~::'.jffi~~PYl~~rm~/ba~.~642~·9606~;· :h.i~~~Eq~ual~Op~po;r~.~E~m~p~lo;y~e~r!'~~~~~;;--;;--;;--;;--;;--;;--;;--;;--;;--;;--:-<~ 80 % C 0 M M ISSI 0 N ri..-.man 1 Companion wntd. Fem. HllpW_,... 17100 Wmtecl 71 lmmed. openings in our L l C E N S E D ~ roomtomanaaeaallbOtil Pin Ume. No bswrt. •••-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••HOUSEKEEPER, 2 bra Nurses modern printed. circuit "UNLICENSE D GET
parts, Inventory, ahtp-Tranaportatioo LOcal p/day,5daysptwk.$100. ANITORIAL, partUme, Ru'•/L~·,JW..t.. facilityfor: THE RED CARPET plng •. etc. XJnt pay· 6 references Wriie .Po mo.240HaielDr,Cd.M. momlngs wtnds6·am ·ll " "'"" 1~-TRE TMENT w am aood oppor. for risbt BoaM. Baiboals. 92662.' Rela.S15-5364or644-5Tll am.•• hrstart.646-7Sll On Call All Shilts. Ex-INSPECTOR . A • e tr person. Apply iD person. ;;;;;,;;-;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;--;;:::-;::-~~·~-~~~=.!~:!!~I perienced Acute hospital >'OU to sell homes wlth an
ltltE.Occldent.al,SA <XK>K. uperiellced, p HOUSEKEEPER, live-lo, LandacapeConstrucUon only. Good workinl With in-process or f111al accelerated course lb.at Betweeo9AM~UAM t l me • T 0 0 i 0 • s perm. 5 day week. Exp. nee. fo r custom re· condi. Contact. Mra . inspection ex per. on starts immediately. If ·~•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;j Reetaurant.. 2lO Newpo Mature penon w/refa. sidential. Call betw 6 &: 8 Jensen, 642·2'13'. Costa single & multi-layer PC you're·interest.edin eam-
• Center Dr, NB. 644-~l 1 ~5:'9':=.31113:=;:-aft:=er::T:~~m;:-. ~:;:;l..!P:!M:!:·c"-~~=-----I M e a a II e rrrtlr i a 1 boards. We produce com-ing big money from the BCK>KKEEP~P. v 1 . Hoepital, 301 Vlctd"ria St, puter grade boards for start. get indivld"alized Cook aee·ded• fO':_':..P' •Housekeeper & child aundromat A11l1t . CM.EOE · our manufacturing use freetrainiog&onthejob
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tcbool. lGam·lPm •..F . care. Uve-ln. 2 children, Mat.ure woU'lan, p/Ume. ooiy. Prefer 1-2 yn ex· assistance in• top office sz.oo hr to atalt. C&ll 9 &: 5. Motherless home. N.&173-1180or675-0334. per., but. will consider location with a friendlr
-.r51Mon. Mature penon •I re··1---------t HUISISAIDIS sharp applicants atmosphere. Call im· f~. 546-Z'lll/ 213 Sec-V SSSOUp OIORD...-S w/relatedorleaseJ:per. mediately . Linda
Colmot.oto1llt1 Wanted part Ume.. Demon1t.rate
new product1. You -11oun.11..-
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123-Newport.Beach. Plusb Salarydependaooexper. ETCHER 558-7555.
HOUSEWIVES a PART· olflcea. Excellent Be recogolzed. Call ltec:eptioNat . $600
TJJIE.Demonltratenew ~:ti:8[~~R lmmed..PortMesaCOov. Shou~ have etching or FtontI>estlltLots
prodm:ta.. Fun wort. You --s-m-t Agencv I _!!lloli~p~, "!12~~-0000~':_· ----1 p I a~ 10 g ex per. Am· ..>f pub contad Ute c:bol,»tboun.f75-9115 ....,.....,..,., ~ ., t-moruwn Persullate pro-· MD01nine,Ste109B tlcuW'tAS.. cess & etchant re· figures.Penon.aUty+
Hspkr.lJ•elnnot.ovft-55 NwptBcb 714/556..SSOS All shifts available.. Ex· generator. Clean wort-~r:Jo~~~A=~ ';': =m Ir: bath +. LITE maintenance &: pr. preferred.. Pleueap· ingooods. :HOOlrvlne,StelOIB
• • gardeohtg, part Urne. 6 ply at Park Superior Nwpt Bcb 11,/556-8505
Hunt\a1t.oa Beach hn per day, 5 days. Health Care. 14(5 Joinusnowtobeellgible
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Disneyland
Headstart la la.kins ap-Ccalder 1tudeot. 29402 Super1orAve.NB. for 12 days off at
p 1 i c a t 1 o n a I o r Marguerite Partway, a.11rac.1No Christmas, + many
TEACHER, TEACHt:R Minion Viejo. ·r"'"'""' other :tint benefits.
AID, CUSTODIAN 'I< •L•:S.~. Please Appl)! In Person
Pmilg SECRETARY~ H•• opening for RN Mic" rodata
BETAILSALES
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Apply In penoo, -Via
Udo. Lido Iii-. 'bet .•
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IL.B. ocean, CdM. 45 or o•er. 4 11·7 1bift.I. Apply Mon 1-'-"'-------l Lite 1tHwrk for 1 lady. tbru Fri 9·2. Royale
Find what JVQ want ID Mutt drive. $300 mo. Con•. lkiapttat, lOllit W. Dall7 Pilot Qaulfleda. m...o58ot 549-1088. Warner, SA.~
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MAMUPACTUlta collapeed aero1tatlc tJam•t.Appl7Mooday O~'tEST foc1&11nl acreeu. W, ES'f'AT!! JEWll:RY. ~AUC~S Mw'" 1_ Old bill~ tGlNt. elak,
perimeter .. blaMd Ille l01Uns,~mto 4pm.'"1· SWAP MEET' Omnlcale•tbercaae,p. ART OQJECTS AN· llANYITSIQOF ., lt1 c• .......... --u..rmmed.Ot>eolnp ..,,..,. to I.ta atl<Odn~ b>.Ul5iuabamaRB. • Rudi Nledalohkl , TIQU&!I, PINE M..!I, ESTAT& 'JEW~aY, ~ •I eap: -·--c.JI
S,...Follrt-"aod CHARGEHIJl ... 8£CY/Bl:CEPT Coata SUN.OeL3B,O• .... Pm Journallat, 491.3547 or ETC. PHONE FORL"'' ART OBJl:CTl,-A"• illW! JltllAp: ,..kllnl lo meta conllnrly" u -..mil Pinn ~ S ~. 15111....U. ro. 11 BROCHU alt. TIQUIB, J'IN& J'UllK., .
fabf1e.tkJneJlper,req'd.. . . .-•• 1 60.eB ute 011IW10 p11crWWJ &&5-DJO J:l'C. PBOl(& l'OR IN· il I I 111 •1 9'1t.:1lJdroplpetDRP. c.,. ... ,. =OD. tel::.:~. • l'or~~t~!mr 1041 UCI Sa1llaJ Rumm• .. 6• ro .• ••C?CBUB~-~--..!.. ............... ..a tnJ .... ...
Woo4w:orkinC ex~. lo Secretarlal aeo'I office routine. . ~•••••••••••••••••• •uetton Sat-Sun Oet &15-2200 ' '\'• ~llD eo&o Mata.wt7'M)lll ... boallDft:'.dJ"~"'eqd. HELP! OIMllZl:JOtoU:IOam. Enallah Sideboard 41'.o' PETWOIWI U·IZ,IOAM.SPM.Cltyol Coat•l,.Wllod-..,...IJ"•tHk-. .... WOODll:!l,11'-,,tt• App.., n enon E.O.E. lonl by 1~· deep le a • ~ N.B. parklol lot at the MCal)rJitua'1Sooid'~ ... II... -..11• $1.ltO. Au la· 1-'•.,.Yecllt• hllf'I, scroll teg1, am•ll Cockt!r1. Chihuahua Afcbtt.l000'1 ofhoute6 conltodel.._..1121 AmP• ....... a ~ .. eoad. BCJ'Ya
19Z2BarrancaRd -S=::.Cf~ue· beveled mirror, S200. Poodlet, Shlh-t1u.1G1 · bolllltlnu.833-SMI ..._.._ ... _ u••ILanelal apulcen.·=-::.:U=*::..-----lrvlne *Secretaries ...... ..... firm Ortgto.111 glider Shorthair, Pit Bu • 4 a 1 CURom .,_ --.. ,. ES OUNSELORS tlon Studio. Accuri:te rockl~I clWt $100. firm. mlnJ-SCbnauter, Pomt: Hew uphot. Sofas 6 allta \OP w/aactie0.1ilaa.1 &* ... /Ofr.~aftL NI WAll"ll•er, l'B, I
oAL c *Tyr.::sll 1yp1ng,Utebookteep1na. .., .. 3399 Pekeo, Weolleo, 101 ctuoln,allklndt,,from Orgaa,Sln!lle led~il'-.llUMPET b 0 t radloa,balltb,Hll--For.~"""'paper Prof!1o· . Neat appearance. Send mbced pu_pplei. Stud ••i szs.to$95.557·517S M2-8Sl8aftS=•· ._ _ _, ~ •Bt":,..S t•4. m down TOP, PP.
tlon.'Mu.lenjoy•ockang •Te rs lnlo lo P .O. Bo•..... AMTl""'UESALE !breeds 252SW" ........,, v•---.. -1802.
'*:Ith young peoplRelilObtlo . N.B .. Ca.92663. 3.w•-'---~esr··'l ofaoU ~Fairvie..:. SA. ()per MOVlNG,SuperPrtc~ GRIBIMOUSIS ~..:..!'!'!·11.ackl eaae. }.c yeat'!.ofaae. ea e *Keypunch ....... -.. w h eves 531.5027 Sofa, chain, 5' carved SOLD! , -·-wa•ClrrllCraft transportation required. Service Station Atteo· quet. Oak lblea. c n · · cotfte table, dinette aet, l U IT AB p d 1'11da,abwr.~ room.
Exce llent part-Ume posi-•Mag Card dant, exper'd . D•Y le china eablneu. bras~ DogOBEDJENCEClass trl pi e dreaae r • /! Plant l:av=to bei U. ... lff'A•l•r •1; •n:,.r Bl'Wtoldeallallxtru tion. High pay for 2-3 free T Eves. f\all 6; pttime. Ap-beds, etc. All wholesale. to start Wed. Oct29 nJ&htat.ands, 2 twin bedl quidated. S -or bulk ,.e !a..-.... • ta-. .......aoG
)lours each evenint, half· .... or• f plY1 Shell StaUon. 17tb le Jerry O'Cpnner An~I. 1:al P.M. Newport w/headboarda, 6'.st.ereo. priees. J0112 b. San· =~I pi-""""' .. t27I--' ---'·• day Saturd ay. Call JobslnTM lt'VUle,NB. ques. 1760 MonroVI• Jrvtnearea.546-4928. j eleedl•wasber&dryer, ta Ana H,U. Call flnli.:c:.:.:='---:-:---t ---.
642 -8102 ror Interview leodt....... «a La.M ·~ C.M.645-9446. _. LP'a6;rollect.able11~ p1NMll"1·12M.. t erett Cbord Or1en Ullit1&1ud , before4·oo Solnl&eacltoptnL -w_, K bin Yor1de3Lbatud 1er"1ce cord• elec mower le $3l50 T Su fJLCiii SJ~.~~. · Pacific Personnel Steady wort. I pay. LIQUOR serving ca e,t 34 Champs In ped11ree edaer' misc baehokt &c FSTAWLE niillo~ • llacUO.-.--Salea Clerll:, over 21, :500N rt Ct Dr NB Exper'd only. Alli: tor 1 b a r • S io · s J Pupplesoccas. 530-64~ Jots ibore.· 3060 Trinity, PUrnlture, 2 old,... · baU.t.&Dk,
personable & reliable. ewpo r d> Pat.,~72 NB Marguerite. rooa e C M Oct 11 & t2 9·5 iftlrmMt, Ht,ttt: 'haY7am&ar•mp2J2'' .... •9000 l'/time eves & wknds. (lnFuhionl&lan · · · Mar61J..2'17f AKC Germ. Shorthat 657-0993 · ing rm chair• booll: ll)Uken 111 watt. $300:
A pp ly In person , Suite 900 l40-l970S..~110r $1000 Pups Hunters. pets s helves, e nd iablt1, 11u...Z,.. · Harborlloortnr
fl :J(l-Spm Frt. or all day ~S.Matn,Oran1e Oulltandlngeo.aeeka IOIO show , s hots 8 wk•·SAT & SUN Fum, new tamps. radioa clllibe9.=::: SharltlaipdYachtClub
!iat!Sµn. 1712 Santa Ana (Near Fu'bion Square) nper'd production 1upv. Applwn 557-6415 eves or AM . Rotomallc Slide ProJec· etc. Come •• Sai ii Sao ~ "8!r ~ifli• • -32' auta Connie 1960
Ave, CM 547-&U& He•V)' reeponalbiUty. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tor, bathtub jacuzzi, re· Oct. 11th 6: 12tb. ·700 ' 1015 Twin ....... full elee·
--CONTROLCA REER Elec. Ranee w/dhl oven ~EKINCf~E(AK~. D~: cords, clothing (menssz Mariuertte, Corona dol'9•••1t:: • .,. •• ••••-••••• tronics. dJ.n.&hy, outrtg. **s.i.Es $1000 Employment Agency S150 . Re f rig. 1175 . ing ma e em• e. 40), sewing mach1.more. MarorcaU~ '"'-c nl cbn $1S/3S, •Cl' gen.COW"en.
Fonane500rompany. :MOOlrvine,SlelOOB 8J3..2623or640-1524 ~1-3092· 407CabrilloSt.,CM . cbrs $1/up. aey· dies. $12,500.· ..,9000
EleeO'oni c knowledae. SECRETARY NwptBch 714 /556-8505 Gat Dryer, white, Beaut . AKC Shih tzu Fe.T.. Movine. must sell crystal. ~l ·~"'!:~ J:.~~ M"acblne evn. Ptere..e87 31• Owens. Fresh paint. ct~ROLC':r£~·R T11t,•1•• Sollciton good cond. $50. 7 mos. Show qua lit, silver, china, palntinCS. ttc.5s1-0585aft.Spm W.1Jth,CM.'45-741L Xlra lu~I tank. Nu COY· =ymcntAgency Creati•e , bright In· O•er 18, JO firls needed 963-7713 640-528& antique dish, clocks. " mltb Corona eleetrte en. SS.500/lrade for Pn>-
jrvine, Ste lD98 dividua l with previous immed. for tele. aollc., IG . E • A m e r i c a n a WANTED: A Kind family odds & ends. 3332 Bounty *•CARPET•.* portable typewriter. pertyor 16"-1'"2 •
Nw c.b 714/SM~ experience in an •d· hn. 3·9 Mon-Fri S2.50 hr. refrigerator 42 '' wide by w/big yard to love us, Circle,H.B. 592•5472· ••SPECIAL** Works both on balt.er7 ao• Cbrta Cr•ft. Twin
vertisina envltonment +&enerowi bonus. Call 72" high , 8 yrs. old \Ye're 2 pedl1ree1 21733n1st,Newpott Bcb. MOSS GREEN CSTM ~ .. ~·"'~~forltU· v~a.Sleepe8.Xlntllve--
S"AIESGIRL needed. aftr.2PM134·11a5 bro nze $175, l a r ge Afghanhoundawho mu 11 SattSun Oct 11 -&c Uth. Carpet. 150 Yda. Super ucu"".....,..__.-"°. aboard.$16,300.982-2008 .
• nJN SHOP . TELLERrrralnee freezer.8'6·3319 stay to~ether,dour11•1""g1•,,• AnUqu~. mini bike, fum H-PhlllL Ree-$1.J.15 'AK·Exec. deall:. W. ID'" .... Troj•• ••--hn SerendipityS.51 ·2702 Must have good typing ti is mO\'ll'tl: an ·"' v •. · IAMtoSPM. ., ~ --__..-.ON •
:skills. enjoy • challenge No expr. nee. Full me. Electri c Washer & Dryer. us free to the right peo • m11c. NOWS7.9S D. al", IL w·. MU. ol: tbtt. mtr, bait ii: boidioi 'SALIS MAMACOER
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and be able to work ln· Call Mrs. Smttb 549·9l 4l Deluxe. Avocado. 5 yrs. pie. 544·7730 Furniture, Much misc. SHORES INTERIORS fer.548-WJ'. tub Gd. coad. MC).1991
dependently. Tow Truck Driver. ex· Sl65 pr.CM .54&-843l SHJll TZU PUP. Male. ~Sbaotar.CM <Keu. wz..:=:;;:::: •.... B.Dlclr8'11Copler,tvl.! .... !!:'.:.'-·-------
1i.. per'd. G & W Towln1.IG E 23 cuft frostle ~s AKC Cha mp Sired. Al \erdeJSat/Sun. old. a:lnt co.nd. Roll W l"lber&laa buU; 90S
If you meet thesl~ JOOO Irvine, N .B. refrig. SJ.50, RCA Whirl s ho ts . Paper traine1 Antiqucs,Jewelry,dlshes,OlnP: Uaed couch. .,.b .. paper. book top copier. c:omplete. ~ualificaxJons and wou 64a·l252. pool wuher &: gas dry~r. S4l-4247 bric·a·brac, dollJ. banjo, eaeat. pta1pen. bll MWtiplecopjel, ~' N" a.-4083 like to join an Orange l8 lb heavy duty. Like . & g uitars. 9.5• 38 71 chair, boJi: 1 JT. ckJthel. $ZIOO,Sac .... 546--0IOI
County firm lhal oodffers new.$250.545·5317 Adorable lnsh Set pups, Faulkner Court. Irvine. 646-4984 &O =11 1090 ~ r~1 9060 competitive pay, m em TRAINEES distemper vaccnln 's, ft.ii VIII 551~ 1.-_..,.._ facilities and excellent GE Gu Dryer. avocado 1 w ea ned. s 5 o. \'!.11lnut aa:e. lRVINEeo..JCoantry ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
benefits, .submit resume d b green, used 10 mos. SlOO. ~ale/fem . 581·9565. Club Fu.ti Memben:blp. FIELD'S Warehou1e CAL2S, XlnlConcl.
SAL.ESPEISOH with salary history, in Will train depen • le ll!n-9864 *PLANTS* 548-3'11 Sale. 400 pllDOI le or~ EJltras.$8,500.
, WANTED confidence, or contact: people to1 become pdla.sllc PERTONE h. g Yorkshire Terrier pup1· 2485 1rvlne, C.M. . .. LP•c•1tUGS gana, new/Uled. Spinets, Weell:days,840-3401 f l B.KRAFKA inject on mol• 1ng COP was in pies . AKC. Pedigree o ..,. ..,. ,.. Grands Playen Going
• FOR operators. Muat be able machine $65. Gas dryer cha mpions. l.agun1 Pet t.r1 Ebony Oriedlal Four 4ll'8 Rugs, mull out 1M bustnesS Rent 18' SOL-CATI 1173, full 1 K.AYICIC'S MSI to stand entire ahlft, If $40. Both xlnt cond. 510 Shop, 278 Forest Ave, Magnavox Combo BtVI sell! Different desllJD&. w/or,t to buy. Kawai. ·race w/lrai er. Owner i RHEJiWILEIS necessary. Openlnas on Marguerite. Corona del Lag.Beach. 494 -~15. TV, radio, 1tereo. $50/bel Call Adrian or Clem, Ste nway Baldwin amtous. BCYBMS-1304
In Chi ~t 1 D •y.. 3rd shift $2.48 per hr Mar673-Z174 otr. Baldwin orgason..lc d 9 8 • a 111 0 r Chi • rt 1• Yamaha'. U · l our na . .,,.~,. • ..,. ~ atart.Ralielnt10day1. Old English Sheep Doe. organ.$500lirm. Blk/red a)'s · •· c11.e n ' • n . Custom Wllllam.
ti Ex~~.~~~~:~'d. CORPORATION APPLX Portable Dlshwa11 her, Champion sired. Papers. laqured dbl hdbrd, ni&ht eves-988-1511 f11'f)bil 1271";r~~~72 Garden design Cbeoy
However, any retail 340FltchtrAve OrangeCoutPlaallca LlldyKenmooo!!;.~mlke5~ew, Smo.$250 /ofr.962-0221. stands, firm boa •P_d.na FURN. Jlovlaf, bee. ~uni.,oo: Lee keteb. All teakll' de-
! •• -rien-cewill C..tc.Mffa.C• l50W.18thSl bron&e.Sl . ...,., --toT l045 mattre11 bollywood n....i. lcChair$250 G It. iael. auto P ot. ~ r-1 M ~ M I b • I I Sml -· ...:.,..;,. THOMAS fatbo-. dt10l tlteer· • beconaidered.. 92627. 1...,"!"!"!"!-~"'a"!"!.., .. ..,a"!"!"!"!~jRefrigerator, Coldspot. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rame, el Or. Stereowtwalau\~ lo staUoni new 1.u.,.
1 M-.y benefits iochMI· l7 I 4J 549-6121 1: dr, white, $50. \YANT ED· A kind family Sean eonJole, Bllr: & wht.' elec. $1.50. £Jee. Dryer ELECTRJCORO.Alf .J.soo.. &60-84ta
ln&protit1bartn1. nPIST 673-6640 /a big ·anl to love us TV, t.tofr. Roundm•ple $15. Baken Rack, ~ Slteyboard:a 881-1555 •
FotApptCootact: EqualOpportunlty For Lexltron VideosACRIFICE. New Hot-We 're~ pedigreed din~t:l ,h /le8€2s<tra~-K.lng1zbed&apread.bl Spa tlwgCioock 80t412.1'S'tABSloop,mllltsell.
Bill Munson, 644·1390 ED'lplOJtt)ll/F Type. WllUng to train. point a:all range. White. Afghan hounda who must ~~ s ~c. ~ 4r~,. 9 2 i~ : · o&. 5.56......a:z aft.. 3 p.m. 6: ••••-••••••••••••••••••• leavlnl atate. -~~o., 'S~Eq~wol~~Op~p~. E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~1;;;;~~~~~~;;;;;;1 P1euant otc near O.C. Still boxed Bat over $180. ~lay together, our owner Eves/wknds. ftnds, u • Vied: SDOW akfs. l.!648~-!!!!~------'s.1es'i. lneeorANlstant Airport. Raub, Bein, 673-7(179. · ts moving a nd wlll glve Picinic tbl, .. Draft)q: poles. etc. 1.0spd bi.Ires, LIDO' u,. 1175 complete
M"CI' airaee wanted fOI' Froli A Auoclatet, 1401 us free to the right peo-Nu&: used~ Snow skis, t~ii· BebJ·ctnuer. water skis. tennis wttttr;'new eond. J'irat
reta I Jewelrt firm . SECRETARY Quall,N.B.833-0070 Kenmore Wat her S65, ple.544-7730. poles, etc. lOspd. bikes,' $1~.9S'UGI. 4reNe•. Sat/Su 10.5. u.soo,2ia4ss...170t
M.1ut9 benerlts. Forappl Kelvlnator Gas Dryer U LIAN water 1ll:la , tennis 1431 Ke1 View. (0ft~::::::.=::::=::.=:::=.---
call , Bill ~uo so o, AcCOURtiq MOQ, -ru":~~ Fut IC· i~~r~~~:;~or~1~f~ ~~~~H~_i~:P11F.S. ~~;:·~~7SaJ{=~~ ~~~f ~!1',::.'f!1",!~en ~~:~•utlil;. Hc!DbM~~=:r:::=1~9!.-;! =0,por. EmP'°'1et Immediate oPtDiiil for cu.rile, dependable. Pen· Dryer S75. Guar/del Saodcaatle) Harbor PljUem dntped lot lLIX· Mt 912. cruisi.ng, $31,950. Call
lndl"1dual with min l:l~"~"ga•~•~r~·;™~~•;N~ew~po~rt~l1~-~~·~·~~~r~~Free sm. Mixed breed Vt411 w Hills. CDM. urycommesdalPl"OJect. •·-EW Bob McGreior. at Saleawom•n, matv.re, years eaperlence. Jdmt Blvd,CollaMna. Lad K · rt d'-. puppy 6 mos . old. very MM882. NewroU.fjrbelOw)'1c· WEA1iu.RBY .IOON Mariner Yacbts (/timepe:rm.Dahokenof be fa1t . accurate Y .enmore po · i.a re ion . 2:J0'7 torJ ln•olee ''Design llAKEOFVER 71'"675-1393. Colt• 'Meta , 1119 1titUstlcal typltt 6: be hwasher, •Int. 19.5· af ect •te833--Sat/SuD 10 to~. 10321 Facton"m..38o:J · 993-981'8
NewportBI. able to use 10 key by *UTOTEM* Thermadore bllln dis· uni ue blk Rhod . ShangrtLa.Dr.HB.2d ,
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644-JJlt Ol'l'OllTUICmlS ·--1011 •ard &attn 675·2225 count" mall bo., et<. bestolter.11112-2'>Ualt.2 $375.muataelll83).3777 ed . Full P rt Tim -"' ' · 962-5826 Qlpper 21' load lilel, PromtAM.Nooa NoEa~r~eceesa';.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fwaila1 8050 ' 10 Trailer Axle A•· TV.I..... llle UDes. pulptta. trlr,
THl•VMCO. Aietl.f.SEU&ible **I BUY** •••••••••••••••••••••••Tall chest, oriental rug, aemblies.•.ucb.Two Hlfll.Sltf.. 1091 genoa, O/B 6 more
550 Newport Ctr Dr OotoTbe Nearest Good --' f It re • Portable bar, very nice, brass rayo lamp, ~l.d 14' Tr.Ir Cbasala w/tka;. •••• .. ••-•••••• .. ••••• (714)-642-1922 ,...,_..._... TICTOCMARKET usT;U urn t.1 $6.5. Also several aood print.I, nr new aofa.:... S250. each. ·"2·1211 or COLORGl!CODIOleTV~2l. •
Equal Opp Employer For AppllcaUona •Info appUances, OI' 1 will Sell lamp& 497.29ai Victori•, CM 548-G2l.3 inch pidure.. l'tne waJ.Dut 14 Hobie Cat. w /trailer·
CALL ' 142 7102 tor You. . cabintt.. V'6t'Y Sood coo· Xlotcond. $850. O~cToea~tima.inc MASTMSAUCTIOM 3pcled.lonatcualom,bm 2eouches.t vtbratorc~J!.1978 Wbolelale Cataloa. dWoo.)lmt..U.$1501ol.· , 552-741.L
64M616 & 13l-t6ZS <OUCb. Xlntcood. ~ mhc:ud. •aut!Sun8 9-5. ''" 100'• ofed N~tlondallyFr aaa. fer. -16• PROA m·"U·bvll race 531-ta8S ""'rtn a. . . vertis .,.an a. ee . ...-• w-w/exper. S2 hr · Catolo« ...-._ n 14" ZEMJTH portable col· eqmp. $595. Mui fflL + Ups. Hn: to be ar. Spanish dln Tm sel •lol. Bluf£1-4 Famll.)' Garager, quest..1141581·2315 or TV. new tubes. wort f82.'1'723498-7'46 iJ~l-"'-"--"' -~ ... ! Al~J ed.ltS-lCTIO A ... TlftUE cond tble/6 cane back Stereo Conaole, Bell great $125. cub. Firm. • ... N~-ila ran& · " T chairlmakeoff/962-8864 . Sect'I, Daol1b Tblt. K.eamore Waaber _i MS-4530 Hohl
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"'1 _....,.__ ll,.tbao .. r21.APf.lYln •..U.ICDHOTIL• $58.2Dtoiu$25ea.CaU Sat6Sun.lam-4p.m., $00. BtWTV\iootW<>l'lt· CLOSllOUTI --ze• s loop w/Newport
..:_,_ CW..ONTHl:OO. . Colon Kichen Nq.lHOTELWAY 548-5256 . ing 110. eatura I Track Car Ster-tin Xlnt M t ~ C • 1 bor QFf'HARBORBLVD. Ethan Allen 'bedroom Clas1lcal Oaltar $50 Pia,... Ulldet w mooacn. •I· 11~1 aee. ·.• , urant, au Har ,. ._."'HErM · lfollywood frame twin rum. ThomHvlllellv.rm m .mo. 1y '27.eLMl-IP fl.-totr. . Persohaliztd Desi p II Bhd, C.M. "'""' bed. llattreso, box •P•· rum. dbl bed frame, kin ' . . 9181' U lrfl WAITRISSIS •OPP. MAIN GATE ings an4 metal frame siie mattress le box'': Metal wk hd,.$10 .... &Ma... IHh.~/
Ex:per,p/Ume.Overn TO DlSNEYLAND $10.552-8028. inga w/frame, otbe ZMlitb eomale $250. .......... Doeb 9070 i\.'\ Neatappea•an-Roll t op desks , II all FOR SALE St dy Jl' furn., clothes, bo7• Ir. .Mile. P.U..ula11Ml25 •••••••••••••• ... •••••• ...... •• • o:-~ " ....... Tre es Sideboards : ur girls \ii size drehes 310 Q .. 9010 ••••••••••••• • • .•~--~ .. --~~~:~~~.NB Armoire1. Carved =~t;nc~c!~~ar;;~ FemleafCdM.175-3308 Ticketa':Sw$8~tg •• :~!•••••••• .. •••••••Need50'1ll8~or=i:il ~~~~r~·ur!~~:t~~s : includes
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• • ' / • .. -~ Froaen Food Pacll:er1 nc-· rac. 644-8581 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anabelm.$2S.ssa.eo21. ll·J.Z IOAM-sPM. CJt.y ol BOAT SLIPS. 1ome Uve
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...-": . Lapna Beach, 49'1·1741 * 7:30 p .M. * ea. Pr crl'cket type foot Hone trailer (tai.aum). $T5. 1carrlaft alroller and boat Items~ ·
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71745 .. -~ •-AUCTIONEER P .,.. of $95 Gold Call.....,llOal\erePll fill. tD1K. 8'HS11I aftt. •WJ.HTllhl• slip,llveaboard.675-8416 ~ I,, s,.c1 .. Bovtlqve -.,.c=Slore (714)722-'1777 2co!:b '.!~~:i trod legs 8 Yr Quarter Geldin1. eP~wtd.tp. (l)One .out.boardenatne,1..:aft«:::::_:S.::,. ------
1,i;,, .';-...' .. ~ . .Y' e s~~:o!~rao~~~l~J. pft.J,"f'fw~P.M. $95 . Exerciser S20. Western, gentle dllp. Oat Chest. Cat Ola11, ~=~PN~~ IOcats.Speed& ~r...:..;i1~· ~ Part-Fllll.075-MlON.8. DAY OF SALE 1173-4531 ::.0:.U>"'· Ut·8Zl5/ Gold ~'p!~A~ PLEASE. Have tub. 5111 9010
WHOWANTSTOWORK? MED. s t yle Dtn0ln1 . ~ . Call St4Ye at MS-4965, •--••••••••••••••••••• 1 ~ DRIVE A CAB! llcydn 1020 FumltUN on Udo. a Ta-Freeuseofborae. Moraa.n weelr:Mcb an,Ume. Aller '74 Kona Dayerulaer
. . i '-'". CHOOSE your boure, i..•••••••••••••••••••••• bBle , .. e,xt. ltoc~!:ien~~: ~tc.bl9 rrs.etlluattsabareGrt K~~!!_'-*:,~I bed; u:erOO. 3Plllwlekda11. Stage 11. Beautiful.
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.,1 ' '1 penon, YelloW C.b Co., SALE· BICYCLES. u J EWELRY, WATCHES·, Rtpalr dotie w/espen ••··~··•••••••••••••• • '.-u\ ~ . c>J l 1.· . ll2Sl Slater Ave, Foun· Clo1lng out all Cam· Couc h, cbalrbsl, wain l ART OBJECTS, GOLD, ~eol~b Stereo, am/fm cara.flU.1110 111.11.'11 l:nalne Bllraatn. : -l..r:\ . {. ~\ tamVatle)'. panJas.U°kDISCOUNT. tbls.Reuona e. SILVER SERVJ C&, wllb record pla~0er I~ . PJP&'RPA21·150Apilehe : ~( ¥ ~ J , Will train attract ive Brand new·a19embled· 646·0972. FINE FURN & AN-' W'afiautconsole,54 xt1 ,Custom )larl.ne lHI juat rallcen1ed • ~ ,.," ~ -.~ ..... ·~ weman for ba71lde kJcUtandl-aU reflectors. K.ingslaewaterbed; liner, TIQUES.645-2200 ;r. ZS" like new, SlOO ; Woodwork. Remodela, d "'• l o m D ,I a : t
''!r' . ~ , ulon. Modellot or beau· All model1·most slaes. heater and frame : SlOO. BeaullfuJ labl~,lamp.,... Repain .... TIM&••· trin1celwer1, ADI', : ~ •.L.....u. ty exper. ll e lpful. Save $11 .74 lo $41.99 Full length black vinyl Exquisite Rtn1. I Uque blue 4.1 bl. $15. '"CMcs.... trwpooder. Could use ;
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••llnhB•rttque aty1e wlnu madeal.~ ~ :....14 • llchtwbellabt. (Z{llba). All 962_1~ • MachlMrw 1071 C..,., •.!?'!!: d._,..,..,.,.21t1.. 1 Ca4era.hlt/ TIM• awl f'Ollarties • cuu uuw-. -109 • pout e partsalloy.Sew· ••••••·••I••••••••••••• IALl/SAY•4v-I• llilt tl~O ,
MIOG8Walitband.,..lideslpped.J'abr\a: ... ,. ••• H ups or aumwalls. $195. Decor ator 1Fu rnlture."'1'onElec.TrolleyHoill O .. ,.... , lt7SV.,...boatlralW, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :
Wlil .. 1UkJerHy,lbMtwool.7174SS.ewtlin •••••••••••••••••••••••Bicycle Trall. 9921 Mustsellthilweek.Bcst &'rrack,$375.642·12U.or ,_SU. ' Mocs.l.JDV21 T•ndem. ToyataCblnook.Fie-..
llwJO.JO.Slie12nquln1sa11•otw• tatM4211 1001 H•mJlt.ooatBrookhunt. offer.548·1453 548-0213 tit.~9un J.lol Make er,..,,._,,a_M AQs: aas tank. tie :
ToGl'dtrHllMIP11tternnumber,et.,....,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• H-8. ul IO.I" Sho Jawrion f.lffPllenuto.dltoard Poiil\·aet&i. CDJC ... sip. Price •·ao,... 25' PDttac•·JAnuci.P'\I •oddl& d . Medlterrant an . m 1e. Mlscchneovt u rt1 r • f7S.t.413 r .. • ., """ 1116l0ata!Olwtthlli:r;::'r.-RJl~1 tvr laie"'rta• condeir: SchwlnnlO epeed.Vellow bdrm Ii l l\o . rm.••••••••••••••••••!•••• 1175~-=-:.::.: eeu-.i:inf,I · ~·
....,. • iiU aew dd fl.• ttua w .u.e:&otb..etc .... 1134 In eitcellent condition. RealOl'lable. Xlnt cond. flOOV!:R Port Wull• ,.... • •• ..., Tan p1cllup1 ~•r;:,.•':.
Jlalt• ellftt payable fO 8""'1aa. -or· · · '70.00. MHISOI 000.1111. hookl up toslnk, .int $50. Wheel chair, ltnmt ,. TbattaM imktro.lla1to, 'eilf, now Uret. "'· r •;:
.. WI ......_,., c/o ,..... 11111• &., Raft tomel.lal.al JW 'i'lnt UAd Peusiot cirtl! 1 Couch 135, elee. drfer 11 x 12 ;old ahe• ~atilt J • Ve17. nJee mo· telf ._, WJ«. 11 •ott. caboftr c~m...-, ·~~ 1!'"'· .-. DIPl-CP·ll. . lo MU? Cl-llledada do IPM<l. Xlnt .O.c1. 1'100. $30., ,;,,, bike, ml••· .O. w/loam pad. Lilt• new dlllolf. •so .lo. Oall 11116-U.N~,-. '-'AHID&$1,30l.117~~
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low mi, $500. best offer . lmmac. cond. Many db:.
894-6996 aft. s extras, must be seen.
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Xlnt 2000 E. 1st St., Santa
Ana. 558-1000.
AIUT 19'1-mc>SSISSIOH
Roof air conditioning, .power pl1nt, rear
dinette. front •Mcie: blr. king llze Nd &. gauctG bod. refri_tnd _.,. _.
4 burner •ove and oven. rum-. SIMPI 8.
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SACRIFICE •••••• $9995
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air, radio, beater.
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rearaeau, IU11••e rack.
stereo, aut.omat1e, atr.
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HO DILA YS-DWYHY TODAY-WHY WAITT
'68 PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA '71 MERCURY COMET . '71 PONTIAC Bonneville
V-8. ll.llo. trans.,~ roof.
rtlly9 whtetl. (7015KLE) "989 11eering, v inyl roof. ·-............ ..-51689
(878GCRJ , ~~5 1789 -~,~~ ..... (287Gll) .
'70 FORD TORINO '72 PINTO 2-DOOR 71 CHEVROLET CAMARO
lionlng. i.ncs•u lop. mag v ......... "'"'·· ....... 5 1289
wtieeta. l197AFYI ....... M/FM STE1'EO.s 1799· SUNROOF. (12eGIPl 11eertng. power brtlkn, ............... -s 1999 r.ao, ...... (5ellCJIJ
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3100 W.Cust Hoy. llB.
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'69 VW, new brakes, some
body wk needed. $850.
AM 615·4606, PM 675-8564 .
'63 BUG. Gd. tires,
Newly reblt eng,
STOO/bst. 846-0106.
'70 YW PICKUP
Clean. Lota or cargo space. LlLtle au. IJce
No.94198F.
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'72 El Dorado. Gd eutd.. Split pwr seats, crulle
control. $3,600. MU8&"5.
'72 El Dorado, low mt. fUll
pwr, fully equip • .,, ..
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VOLVO Loaded. Full eatller •
speed control SC.-11111
1966 Horbof. (.M. "6 9'303 price.815-38S3 ... '!' ' + I' '
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a:a1e rack, AM /FM tape rear wtndow
radio, outstanding CODdi· de.f~ter, landau root.
Uon I Local trade-in. '8, 195. 675-1828.
$3995 CADILLAC EL DORADO
'73. Very Low JUI-.
Prtde of ownerablp 6 It
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Buy on extended terma
or lease. (4SP6i5) Dlr.
213/ 921·8511. 71•/
523-7250.
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3100 W.Cust Hoy.llL .
H'""-8ch. 14M435 , • 642•9405 '17 Cod <ODVutible; llDt 1 .:.::=:::::'--:-:::""~:=-~'-'--l~==:..-.--i cond, top ........... -. Over 70 -YW'1 to OLVO '74, 4 Dr. Sed. 493-4725 choose fro•, ftlosf Economy w/•tjle· Thia1-=:::...:.=-----
yean ••d Models. one has It al. Lease 74 CADILLAC available. <1148364! Dir. smAN de YIW I Mm1J otMr l•parts, 213/ 921·1588. 714/ Loaded! VJnJl roof l
Va•• aad Tr•ck1. SZS-7250. Jeather Interior. ruil H• bo• YW has• _1-=::.1.::97=4",-0L-Y_O_l-,-4-1 power lncludlnl facl.or7 tor-• air condltlonlnt, till. ,... Sedan. Automatic, radio, .,........;.... b-' All/Fii 0 • e 0 f f • • heater, pwr. 1teerln11 I. ·--" -· stereo .. , • track tape ScMll••d'a lanjeat air oonclitjrcilna. Dir. player, -er daorlocko. ill rl S3l·2883 495-1213 automatic cruise control. YWl-•S. -. IJted abo includeo 12 llonlla
••••••••••••••••••••••• C&dillac V.P. Warran&I'. l:rfti.!WiWI ~.'? ............. !!~.~ (#l~) f
!IJ!f Ilea~. '72 Gremlin 258, auto.
Rud. Bch. &u-4'3S am-8 trk, tug. rck, wide
,68 Bug. Gd cond. Urea, SOM mi, gd ooa.d. f1>0 SlllOO. 675-3288 • .
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htwn D&10:3oam. ~.;:i~f:r'50 5;~~~·10 as, PS/PB, ra~o •
6'4-7346. SOUTH COAST CAR beater fs air, Nie.. S1IOO..
'ES Bus. Rblt ene. Xlnl LEASING, 300 w. Coast Oneowner.~
cond. AM/FM. Xtras. Hwy,N.B.64S-2182oraft. '73 Camaro. 17,500 ml,
Sl,700/bltotr.646-3066. S,673-8269 auto, AC, PS/PB, Xlnt
74 YW GHIA COUPI '7D Riviera, full power, cood. 640-mo.
4 speed, rad.lo. Low, low new radial tires. Make '73 LT·350, 1 own91'i'
miles. Hard to find. Lie olfer.Gfi..-.0. Sharp. P/b, p/1, am/fm.
No. 'lOUPW Stock 1013. "IS convt. Buick Le.sabre vin top. Batotr.U0-2811
SAVE $$ all white, 0,000 mL We •17 Camero l5D ss, , opd,
cJear$'lS00846-0076 built eng, new paint, \JS
c.llac 9915 magi, 8 tr•ck 1tereo.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl200. 414-4728
' "72 El Dorado Convert!· a.., olol ttff
· ble. Fireml1t green. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Harbour V.W
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Super clean I $4850. ea1 . I& tran1µ!re1 6 '73SUPER BEETLE 4175-84U. paint. Ph: 145 -17,000 mi, super clean
$ZOllDl75-3350 .
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• Speed tran•inission.
Virtually new I Priced tor~ quick ule. (216919)
Dir . 311/131·1 588 .
714/523·7250.
73 Moote Carlo, p/1, p/b, •••••••••••••••••••••••
xlnt cond. 55,SOO m t. '12 Jl'alcon Ranchero. New
6'73-T483af\.IPM. · enQ:., new radiator. new
'74 GMC YI T van, cUlt.
int. AM /FAl a TR. 1tereo
8*1914 "
'.68 Mall bu auto, PS,
fuel pump. Good tiret la
brakes. R/H , Auto. 6 cyl.
Gd . economy tru.ck .
ltmpg. Askinl $750. Call
aft.. 6pm. -.mi
x.lnt, cond. ~ ·al~ ton •s• camperaut
____ 67_3_-11_as ___ 1 PB/PS A.C. botb xlnt.
· '74 CHIYROLIT cone!. 962-·
MOYA H.4.TCHIACk towner sharp 1970 M1cb I
Only 27,000 miles on this 351 en•· 1t eel belted • f'l.®, canary yellow with radials, apott. deck PS
Ot.Jack v i nyl roof, PB, factory air 14
al,ll.Omobil e! Factory air below blue book 842-4983
ctpditioning, power '70M · k N ti~. s•ring. A super nice aven c . u .,_,nu e~pomical art Sale· palnt. Xlnt cond. $1,200.
Pd ced to s e 11 ; th is l-'-644-"'-'l"033"'-. -----~
weP;end only . (630 KBY) '11 Torino, Arr, PIS, .Only $3295 A/C.xlntcood .
.JOHtl'SOH • SOM oo-s39S
.. ·Lincoln/Mercury '72 Galaxie. A /T , P /B,
.. 2626·Harbor Blvd. P /S, air, vinyl top. Xlnt
! Costa Mesa cond. $1195. 675-7063
•, 540.1630 '75 Ellte, red w/ vinyl top,
A/C, stereo, P /\V, im-
'76 • JM PALA, 4 dr . mac. $4IOO. Must sell!
IVA /H /P , 3$0 V-8. 1 Prl ply, $48·2988 o r
888·1805 or M2-4463eves .
'71 LTD HIT Brougham, Ckysler tt25 air, elec. seat & wln·
••••••••••••••••••••••• dows, a m /rm stereo,
IMPERIAL Sed. '71. A ni ce. $1800. "2-91VJ'
loaded car with all the . ~as . Priced for quick "72 Tonno 4 dr. eu~, PS,
die! (169648) Dir. 213/ PB vinyl top lo m1. $200
92'1:.SSSS. 7141523-7250. =I Bil. uklnl $1&50
CHRYSLER CORDOBA u.c.111 ft4 I
'7.0: Only 7,000 miles. Fpctory air cond. F\IU •••••••••••••••••••••••-
poiver Car is loaded with '62 Uncoln 4 dr, 58,000
eTtry · concievable lux· mi's, $99S, Orta:. Cond.
ury ortion . Avail. for1 ..:.S<8::.:-1I:.; .. ::;..· -----•I
Jease o r pur c ha se.
·(229132 1 Dir . 2 13 /
921-8588. 714/ 523·7250.
7JUMCOLH
MARii II
f' V -8 . Au t o matic ~ "72 CHRYSLER trana mislslon, factory
lliwPORT CUSTOM air londllklolnf. Power
>\\rt.omatic transmission. steerin•, p ower disc
Nlwer steerlns, po.,,.er brakes, power wtadow1,
dtlc brakes, power win-power 1ea1.1. Radl"
dows. AM /f'M stereo. beater. Whltewau tlrea.
1-ftater. Whitewall tlret. 'I\nted gla9'-Wheel eov-
V.I n y I roof . LI c era. Leather lnteri~r.
N6.984GNI . .Crptse -contr_.o l& tilt
$2 195 wbttl. Stereo and tape
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20ECOllOMY CARS&
WAGONS
Vegas • Plfttos • Moan • HeYel
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1 71 VEGA HATCHBACK
4 .,...,, radio, IMater, 1411 CXYI
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C-01 • Motlfe Ccrios
lmpalos • Coprices
EXAMPLE: '75 IMPALA 4DR. H.T.
Automatic, air conditioning, cl"lliH control
vinyl tap, radio, heater. llSOLKPI
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53649
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'74 FORD PKXUP & SHEU
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MIW 1975
PINTO 2 DR.
52789
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547-5826
Crevier Motors
208 W. I st St ., Santo Ano
835-3171
Saddleback BMW
28402 Marguerite Pakway
Mission Viejo 83 I -2040 495-4949
BUICK
Phillips Buick. Pontiac
& Opel, Inc.
24888 Alicia Parkway
Laguna Hills 837 -24400
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2ti1J Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
~9100
CHE VROLET
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
546-1200
Roger Miller Chevrolet
q()() S. Coast H#y.
Laguna Beach 494-1 I 31 540-9<?67
DATSUN
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18835 Beach Blvd.,
HL!ntington Beach 842-7781
NewPOrt Datsun
888 Dove St.
Near MacArthur & .Jaiiboree
~ewport Beach 833-1300
FORD
Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
642-0010
Sunset Ford
5440 Gorden Grove Blvd.,
Westminste< 636-4010
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd, Costa Me so
540-9640
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OLDSMOBILE
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd, Costa Mesa
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PONTIAC
Dave Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-8017
PORSCHE-AUDI
Don Burns Porsche/Audi
13631 Harbor Blvd.,
Gaden Grove 63b-2333
Chick lve~son . Inc.
445 E. Coost1Hwy.
Newport Beach 673-0900
TOYOTA
Bill Maxey Toyota
18881 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach 847-8555
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Don Burns Volkswagen
13731 Harbor Blvd,
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6.-00 5 (C) ....,.... e# '-..... -. ... -(dra) '72 -K.tf Malden. MlchMI
u ~~.~~ ~~~!~'"w:~·
7:SO t (C) ..... ,., lilolterta" (com) '55 -J•met C .. ney, Henry fan.la, Jeck Lemmon.
8:00 11 "No 1JnM fw .. ,...,,.... (com) '51 -An~ Gnfflth, Nick Adema. 9:00 1 (21 I) J (C) ~la U~" (dra) •73 -JamH Caan, Me.,.ha
Mason, £11 Wallach. MONDAY, OCTOaa. IJ
7:30 9 (C) "~n flf the ,..san" (~) '55 -Jeff Chandle,., Jad1 Palance. 8:00 5 "A NI . t In Cataii.la1K:a" (com) '46 -The Ma1'11 Brothers.
9:00 3 (C) " our for T"••" (adv) '63 -f'rank Sinatra. Dean Martin, Anita Ekberc. Ursula Andress CharlH Bronson. 4 2J 6 10 (C) ''Chlin"OI" Cw.t) '69 -EMt Presley, Ian Balin, Victor f'rench. TUUDAY, OCTOallt 14
7:30 t (C) ''Tite Ledy Tallft A Flye,.' (rom) '51 -una Turner, Jeff Chandler Richard O.nnlnc.
8:00 4 (C) ''I" (dra) '69 -Yves Montand, lren. Pappet, Jean·LOUI• Trln· t lsnant.
5 "Duell ~ (com) '39 -The Marx Brothers. •a..ESDAY, OCTOllllt 1,
7:30 t (C) ''lta1111 Wind In 14ett" (adv) '58 -Jeff Chandler. Esther Wll· Iiams.
1:00 4 (C) "HoM •ut the araft" (d,..) '65 -frank Slnat,.a. Cllnt Walker, Tommy Sanda. 5 •'tff,..faaU..ra" (com) '32 -The Marx Brothers. 9:00 10 (C) ''TIM rr..w.nt-t Analyst" (com) '67 -James Coburn, Godf,.y
Cambrld&•· THURSDAY, OCTC>aD 16
7:30 t CC) .. F•llflre" (adv) '55 -Jeff Chandler"' Jane RutMll, Oan Duryea. 8:00 4 Tentattva: (C) .. leven 0.1" In May" (ara) '64 -Burt Lan~ater.
Kirk Oou«I••. Fredric Marchi. Ava Girdner 5 "MCM'lllex_ llusines•" (com) '~ 1 -The M1rx Brothers. 9:00 2 17 l I (C) "They Only Klh Their .. ....,.. .. (dra) '73 -JamH Gar-
ner, Katharine Aon. Hal Holbrook. Harry Gu1rdino, June Allyson. FllllDAY, OCTOllllt 17
7:30 t (C) ""llara flf the Slly" (WH) '56 -Jeff Chandi.r. Dorothy Malone. 1:00 5 UC.C-nub" (com) '29 -The Marx Brothers.
9:00 1 (29 I) 3 <C> "f'he n..ef W"9 C... • IMnMf" (dra) '73 -Ry•n O'Neal, Jacqueline Bisset, Wa"911 Oat ... Jiii Claybu,.tl. SATURDAY, OCTOllD 11
8:00 9 (C) "9attte flf the c.mma"41oe,. (dra) '69 -Jack Palance, Robert
Hundar. • 9:00 4 23 I 10 CC> "'The New c.nturtens" (dr•> '72 -Georee c. Scott. Stacy Keadl, Jane i\lu•nder.
5 "Ca~ln £Me" (d,.) '45 -Fr.d ,,._cMurrey, l,ynn Bari. ~ 10:00 t (C) Semlnola,. (wn) '53 -Rock Hiid.on, Anthony Quinn, Barbara ._ Hai..
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SUNDAY, OCT08£lt 12
9:30At.f fl~~ NFL Football ......aame Show lo:ool1f!~W'n~=rc'0ou.,...,..... 0
ht game-Deltas Cow·
boys vs. New York Giants. DI CiJ a Wot1d Series Basebell Game # 2. Time tentative. l :OOPM (jl) (])<I) Pro Football Doubleheader 2nd game-Atlanta
vs. n Francisco. D 9 (I) tlG Pro FOOU..A Time tentative depending on when
the Woffd Sirles pme Is pl1yed.
I UCLA Football Bruins vs. StlnfOfd. •
3:00 UIC Footblll Trojans vs. Washinaton State.
MONOAY, OCTOBER 13
6:00PM D <Qt Cl)) CI> NFl Mondey Nflht Footbfll St. Louis Card·
lnals vs. Washington Redskins. •
9:00 D KABC Special "The 27th Team" A profile of the NFL Films
crew.
11:30 9 dJ) CJ)(IJ Plin Arnertan Games Ten minutes of high lights
will be shown before the CBS Late Movie all this Wffk.
TUESDAY, OCTOB£Jt 14
5:00PM 8 9 (I) (fj World Series Baseball Game # 3 .
9:30 It Race ffW the Plofeuioneh A profile of the Indianapolis 500.
WEDNE~Y, OCTOBER' 15
5:00PM 8 U (I) (11 Wortd Series 8aMbel Game #4.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
5:00PM Du (j) a Wot1d Sett. ...... 5th game If necessary.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
9:30AM D (Qj\I)) CJ) NCAA FooltleU Time tentative dependlna on
time 1nd toc.tk>n of f5th WOrld S.... pme. 11:009~ ........................ If tMCeUary, .. .. .
4:00PM 0 Cl> en 9pofts ....... ..-''The Plin Americln
Games, • and "The Champagne Race."
5:00 D (QI (j)) (]) AIC'• Wide World of Sports
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.OCTOBER 12
',' (I f· •, I •, (.
6:00 0 Joalt & tlle Pus.r1cets m Jlble Allswe'1/Cllristophen
6:30 D ,01 USA
7:00 U.S. of Afdlle
3 Volct ol Acrlculture
· Strendlpity
6 Dennis tlle Menace
• ,,ople's forum
Hour of Power
University of tlle Air
fi3 Tiiis la th• Ufe
la§ 1rren Roberta m Spanish Movie
7:15 Wltll Thl1 Rln1
7:30 Hariem lllobttrottera
Jlmm1 Sw111111rt Show
The Chrlstopllers
Mormon TabtrMde Choir
6 Tlmm1 & lasa11 a let There Be ll&ht
• Yoke ol Victory
Elementary News
Shekln1h fellowship
Q) Rea Humbird
7:45 @ Slertd Heart
1:00 Dusty's TrHhouse
Hl1hwa1 to Htavtn
· This Is the life
Rea Humbard
6 leave It to leaver
TV a loou It le1r11l111
• 01~& l:ollath
W er1m1 I 3 @ Jerry Fal'ftll
W1ndtr1ust
: Mister Roeers' Nelthbofflood
( ) 011 of DiJcoft'l
1:30 I.Imp Unto My Feet
Day of Obcovtry
Cllalle"I' My S.nnoa
6 Jl"""Y SW1aart Show
It la Written
• Mfftlnc Time at Calva17. m ATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR)
I QJ Ci) Kathryn llulllm1n
Stsante Stlfft
) Fabulo4.I• hnl C.ufrtJ
9:001J Com"'Jtment
i Cl)@ Rea Humbird m Meet dll Prus
0.y of Discovery
Campus Profllt·Vltwpolnt 011
tritlon "Diflclencies of Nutrition" l~thci) :~~=:.rts
Action: Inner City
Thia la Your Blbk
) Town Hall MteUna
9:30 fJ Q]) CI) NFL FootlNltl ~
Show . 9 Cl) (fQJ m 5re1Nbblld <eit OOITl•1111 sw.wrt Show Tlllrd Century USA
International Hour
Amul111 Propfleclu
Jerry fltwell
: The Electric Co•P1"1
• Musk.I y P1lalwa1
10:00 fJ @ (3) NFL FoetbaQ Doublt-
htacler fust 11m1 -Delles Cow·
bo1s vs. New York Gl1nl$.
Cl) Acclott dt 11 to11u11WM/Profl..
lem11 F1mHla1
Paa• ti
0 BRYLCREEM Presents * THE WORLD SERIES D tit Cil ®) m w..w Series tf
ii11iallG1me fl 2 Time is tent•·
live end subJtcl to ch1n11 without
not"9, 1nd tumi 1r1 still to bt
decided •t our presstlmt.
I Hour of p...,
RMI Estate 0pH Htt1tt
O.•hllt
Herald of Trutll
SulMl•y Cfttb11Uo"
Ctatlk Tllutn "Tht Dutdlns
ol Melfi" (R)
(~ ) Wltfllt
@I) f.sta u la Vida
10:30 <ati ( > @ m 0tvt1a MOVit: .. Dru• Wlft" (com) 'S3
-Cuy Grant. Deborah Kerr.
I F11Ut ftr TodlJ
CIM!ry C!11pt1
PHtati. Oo111l11lcal
11:00 I Ru Humbird Home luytr'i &ulde <a > m ThtM A11 u.. Dap
OF Troop m Movie: "Captain Ja11uary'' (adv)
'36 -Shatley Temple, Guy Kibbee,
Buddy Ebsen.
Q) Church 111 tht HolM
041 First Baptist c"urdl
u :30 8 <9 > ()) m .... A w1s11
• Cloria Crty'a P.t Havtll
:. I I i I· •• ( I ' .•
12:00 CI) Campus Profllt 1J Movie: "Su• !ft His Hllld" (wa)
'58 -Robert Wainer.
Movie: .. The Wreckl111 Crew"
(dra) '42 -Richard Arlen, ChHltr
Morris.
8 (iE) DlrKtiofts
Movie: "four Falt Gun" (wts)
'60 -J1mu Cr1i1, Paul Rlclluds,
Mart ha Vickers.
I Sheklult Fellowahlp
Mldust Aftllysis
Grut Performances: l••lt -LidJ Rufflpll Cll.,dlNI "Jtnnlt
Jerome" (R)
I (j)) Tr.vtlutt
12:30 .... Estate ••rt m laun ' AQwtn ...-ev1e: "C)ftthil .. (rom) '47 -
izabeth Taylor, Mary Astor, Georae
Murphy.
IThrte Stoeta
Farm Report
Cl)) Cot1M1mtr'1 Wortct
Piblic s.mc.
1:00 . @CI) CJ) Pro FoetblH Dou·
blthtadtr Second 1ame -AU1nt1
vs. Sin Francisco.
~ri~~= Futhll fime Is 1ent1tivt, dependin& on
WHEN the World Series 1anie is
played. Tums to be ennouncod. 1J UCU footbtll Bruins vs. Stan·
ford Cardinals.
H~·Oft
AMrka1/lsr1tU TV Heur
JI• ~11 Ovtdeon
: At Ult Top
, IM11ht
l:JO <9 (f)) ...... ' ~ wiiatffi1 r,.. ttie orr-p1c
Movie: (C) ...... r lncttte"
com) '6S -James Sttw1rt, Cindy
Cerol, Fib an, Glynis Johns. 0 MMe: (C) .....,. .. (adv) '66-
Cllnt Walker. J1y North, Salid Khan. m n.. Vlr1•11• ~ The Hunt1111at
~HIMHilt Alttruti¥t !:00 Mewtt: ~ .. All .......
) '65 -Ptttr Menn, Joellyn
Lint.
lce.i.. .. bttflll•llOt Heur
F .. fwTNIJ
f1rtll LIM (f)) Weftd of tcarvlv1I
Fii r .. tum
t:JO Mftlt: ~ ~· (com)
"46 -lAo GotQY & the Bowery
Boys. m Mewlr. "'TM Ila Sflet'' (dra) '42 -HumphrtJ 8o1art, Su.san
Ptttrs.
I Pt•tlcostal Te•ple
())) frinda of MH
J:OO USC FNlMll The Trojans vs.
Wuhln(lon St1t1 Courars. B Mtvle: (C) "Mimt Roberta"
[cOm) 'SS -Jarnts Ca1n1y, Henry
Fonda, Jtck Lemmon.
Slltlst9r Cl111a1
Qreetj111s frMt len11117
Jl•MY SW.gift ~ : Wl'9 StrHt w..ei
( CJ)) nit la U.. NFL
ClmiCIHlldH
J:lO Sports F\f• "Incredible Vermt·
lo" O CtlebritJ Ttttnls Alan Beraman
& Desi Amu Jr.. vs. Art Metrano
& Ed Ames.
Rtllaion T .. 11 Hall
. ; W11t11...-Week 111 Review
. T1te..t Colltnt •:oo tt Tlhs NI llnda
• SulMlaJ
T1rza11 The.rt.re <9 (()) m m Collt&• foot·
hell '75
i Mntrldl
Ironside
Mtvle: .. Afttt the 1'11111 M111"
(myi) '36 -William Powell, Myrna
, James Stewart.
Cl) Rod C:O..C.rt
lifu" YartetJ
Ci) FM• F .. ture #'"'trlcl of SwYtval
: Wtrtd 'r111
• S.Mey Mathlff
~ N flutritloR 4;JO ...........
()) Meet dll Prut
TM flt.~
: Us Aaplts News Rmew
I lflllPt
ClftM .. ..
5:00 c .... NltiH
Q11alc Tiits "Tiit TllrH Mus·
ketters"
I Johll MdttJ ...
WOftd et W1r. Hitltr'a c.r.1111
rt II. "The People's Community,
1937-1941" I =.: (Zllr) ....... Wltll .... ''*' Str11111r" (dre) '64 -Steve McQuMn, N1lllle WOOd. ...... 0n ..
(i)W~' 11t ...... s.a
(f))AaHNI Wedd
~
c..tbftty T ... 1s
ltftlv1lof A.trica
s;JO a (f)@(j)m ..... Llil9 ltutals
W...W If S.mv.I ''Land of the
Tremblln& Earth" John Fo"Yfht
hosU this visit to the Oktfenobe
swamp ntar the Georail·florld•
border whlcll Is part Africl , part
India ind part Am1zon Junalt, tnd
It's thou&ht th1t prehbtorlc 1nlmals
mitht itill exist there.
,:00
I Mllttllt"ua (j)ltutllW..• .. IT.ow LMCJ TtM Ope• Mild "A Jurist looks
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PRESENTS "AMERICA"
fJ AftMrka "Home Awa1 From
Home" m Senta lartMre foni• 0 Kuk1a, Frei & Ollie "The Rt1I
Columbus Day Peaeant'' Olllt an·
nounw the areal Columbus Day
Paaeant, ind says ht has •&reed
to take Ille role of Kin& Ferdinand.
Everyone &•Is in\IOlvtd, with Fran
portrayina Quetn Isabelle, Kukla u
Christopher Columbus, and Btul1ll
as a flamenco d1neer.
I) Mev6t: (C) (21tr) "Stneta of
Sin frandsco" (dra) '72-Mlch1el
Doualas. Kiri Malden, Robert Waa·
ner, Kim Darby.
I Jerry Visits "Redd Fon"
Natloul Geoaraphlc
Wiid Wiid West
DiMHaiett•75
Movie: (2hr) "The D.I." (dra)
'57 -Jack Webb, Don Dubbl:is.
I (]) CIS ..... ltetrospecthe
~-ChlldrM'I Prl&r.u
ltJ Dialoau•
The 111 V1llty
Youn1 Ptople'a FR• Ftstivtl
Charles Ch1mplin is host for win·
nina chlldren's films from the 5th
Annual filmmakina Competition.
I (j)) Star Trell . ....,
• Treehouse Club
6:JO (I) @) 9 Cl) Wiid llqdt"' 0 Alll•ll Wortct Bill Burrud's cam·
eras join an expedition into the
California coastal waters to capture
1 blue sllerk.
7:00
Ci) Sa"'-f Specill "The Worid ol
the Beaver''
I News
Musk.II Cont.st
SftuatitR Co!MdJ
JourMJ to Mvellhir•
Rolltr G1mu
B STRANDED! PURSUED! * A Bizarre Mystery on
THREE FOR THE ROAD fJ @CI) CJ) TllM fer tilt Road
Pete and the boys befriend a man
and his d1u1hter who art beina
stalked bJ a myiterious man with
1 aun. Bredford Dillman and Tracie
S1v11e auest.
D WHO PROWLS THE * SWAMP? DISNEY NEXT
CJ@ Cl)®) m Wedd ol DbMJ
"The Secret of the Pond" Conclu·
slon of a two·part adventure about
1 city-bred 10unaster who l1nores
the advice of a sw1mp·dwtller and
venlures deep into 1 Vlr1lni1
swamp, revealina 1 secret that
thrutens his lift. Eric Shea, Moses
Gunn ind Anthony Z.rbt star. u <ta Cl)> rn m twiss r .. u, RlbiMH "Tht Pit" Lotte's life is
1nd1n1ertd when she Is tripped In
m
ii
1 turJnel tavt·ln wtiht M1rdlln1 for Suffr.1ettt moYtment sprtads from
Emit. M1ndlattr to London, sp1rttd by 1-.r .. My U..1 the mill clrt Wtlo brouftlt wott1n1·
T1lt Fii clHs women Into tht stniule. sa.11 DI.._ .. Hui Geor1i& Brown stars.
....._: (C) (2'r) ........,. E Nectie '91111
1) '54 -Jun Simmons. t :JO In.. llilc 11 C.1111 I .... ' c..,.., .... ffM C_,.,. C...AIM
7:JO (])-.a ,... futwe D Mewie: (C) {nt) "'llilttf ..... 10:00
.,..... <com> '55 -J1mea C.cnty, G ACTION TONIGHT! H~nry Fonda, 1-ck limmon. * PALANCE IS .. BRONK" I CJCJ•klwl'I SludH c:...., II (fi) CI> Cl) ,,_ The mutdtr
..,... ""sr.•a of 1n underworld for1er lt1ds Bronk
l ·OO II ~ (})Cl) a.er Cher's fUtsts to l~t weal~hy mother of 1n up-1nd· • . com1na polttlQI andldatt. As BrOllk art Jerry lewis 1nd Wayne Newton. sees her connection to the murder "-~ ~ •• !l§Comnd. u~'i:"of ~ h.e finds the woman Is hldlna 1 ter:
,.. WY a ''"' nble secret ind has become 1 vie· part story In which Ramty witnesses tim of her own put. Nancy Kelly,
the dt1th of. • revtn~er. ind names John Fink ind Robert f Lyons firmer Jenninas -his rival for th• auest ·
•ffections of the school tucher -., of INICllvery
Is the culprit. Andrew Print ind Ntpt Calltfy
Christina Reints cuest. fa!Ut fN Today U Calf It lbcat"I "Boys & Girts Newt
of Summer'' Phll1dtlphi1 tffn11trs ltvfval flfn
10 to the tr1lnin1 amp of the Newa/W..ttrful Trllleb
Phil1delphl1 Phillies. 700 Club
00 USC FMtlld · Rivals tf Atrledl Hel11tt1 D <ta Cll> CJ) ED Sil M•IM S "M1d1me Sar1" <R> :a~1;J,h~s~~=· ,~ h~~~~:,; m L.tt c.r.. sa...
for a boy believed r1ised by wofves lO:JO 0 ~ 00 aJ ~ P 11 I t P rt •
1nd who mi1ht be the son of ~ fed "The Dttte,ttvt: Bull in A Chin•
amb1SS1dor kilted rears before. Shop" Llny. H~~man stars IS De·
John Fujioka 1uests. tectrte Dennis 0 Finn, who Is sum-m *"t: (fir) ..... TI .. fef Sef. moned by I QUlrttt Of flnt"I old
,.. ...... (c:cm) '58 -Andy Grlffrth l1dies to invest11ate the sudden dt·
Nick Adams Murr1y Hamilton ' mise of one of their cont1mpo.
I Sa111 Y1it,. a.. · raries. He b.neves their suspicions
lest tf JO/Newt of homicide are shffr ftntuy until
·£11e1ht111 SyM,,..,., ht. lu~ns the victim died of 1rsenlc
D S11tw de~ Plul poison1n11
l :JO NYPD l'....ttm 9:00 @ CJ) (j) ICei•• KoJ1k Is el•· TtMJ 1t Aiu C.lltllta
led when he 11thers lt0n·c:l1d evi· • Tiie lKf sa...
dence for 1 murder charae a11inst Jeny Fatwelt
1 bla·time dnia d11ler, only to dis· 11:00 I O ()) l1j@ (I) Newt
cover U11t the victim -1 doctor -700 Cl11ll .
was dead before the d11ler 'hot Wtftd of Survlval
him. Robert M1nd1n, Elizabeth MK· • Mtwte: (C) "Maplftc.t Ohft..
Rae, Victor Arnold ind Thayer .. ,, (dr1) '54 -Rode Hudson,
D1vid 1uest. J1ne Wym1n.
n@ CIJ lfOl m N•c su''' I .. isUoft: .. ,.......e ..-,.., -ciJii•bt "A Cue of Im· ~IJll K•hl•H
munity" A crtme th1t 1ppurs to be Cl) 111 .. tf UM 8atM
politically motivated puts Ll Colum· : hp'a Aft
bo on the trail of 1 fortitn dicnitary • 1i.., SW.U•rt Aw
determined to eliminate hi.s political 11:15 i· ~Newt
adversaries. Hector Elizondo, Sal Mr. ;.spet &ultar
Minto Ind Andre Llwrence fUtsl ( ) loub PHI lallua u Oraf hbtrts • ll:JO II Mtwit: (C) '-s.ud of Alf .... fJ James Caan stars m (dr1) '68 -Bun Ives, Guy Stock· * CINDERELLA LIBERTY well, James flrentino. First time on TV! CV Enqetlsa D <9 Cl)) Cl) m AIC Suthy 0 Sa•_, & C..ptl!Y Guests in·
Mowtt: (C) (2.twlS.) "'CIMtnla elude Alan Kina ind N1ncy Wilson. Ube,.,.-(dr1) '73 -James Clan, I ~ M1rsh1 M1son, Kirk Clllow1y, Ell ,_,,.
W1ll1ch, Burt Youna. Bruce Kirby I T.,.._ "
Jr., Allyn Ann Mclerle, Dabney Colt· ~: (C) "The &rut C.rvao
man. A most unusual love story of (dni) 51 -Mario unza.
• Slilor who finds • ready·m•d• m r.., ' Sult• Al••
family in 1 berroom pool-hustler @ W1rrt1 Rtbtrts
ind her youn1 son. 11~ D Movie: (C) '1'1ru lulba" (1dv)
I Wandtlfuat '62 -Yul Brynner, Tonr Curtis.
Sa•uraf DttedM CJ) SaMIJ & c..,..,
Tiit °"' w~ 12:00 Liberty Te•plt Cllurn
fl':) NIGHT: ' SHOULDER Nttrt 0a .. Ftttbell Hllhllclltl * TO SHOULDER" on 12:lS < CJ)) Spe...,. Movie
Masterpiece Theatre 1:: =: ,,...,
Mobil 011 Corporation 1:45 Mtwte: .. ,,_,,. (dra) '65-Nor·
U!) .. ....,,_. Tlltatrt: ._., man Alden: Ann Wtdaeworth.
Ill ~ "Annie Kenney'' The 2:00 D ~ llJ S.,...
THE OAIL.Y ~IL.OT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER 12, 1975
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! DON'T ~
i MISS
ERi
The Southern California Gas Company is pre-
senting Alistair Cooke's award-winning series
"Am erica" each Sunday evening on Channel 2.
Cut out this schedule and keep it handy. And
don't miss even one of these fascinating episodes:
Oct. 12
Home Away From Home
Oct. 19
Making A Revolution
Oct. 26
Inventing A Nation
Nov. 2
Gone West
Nov.9
A Firebell In The Night
Nov. 16
Domesticating A Wilderness
Nov. 23
Money On The Land
Nov. 30
The Huddled Masses
Dec. 7
The Promise Fulfilled
And The Promise Broken
Dec. 14
TheArsenel
Dec. 21
The First Impact
Dec. 28
The More Abundant Life
AMERICA
5unclays 6PM
C8SS2
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TtiE OAILY '1U>T, TV WUK. OCTOIOt 12. 1919
MOND AY TUESDAY of ancient tranlan le1dtr Shih Ab-l~
b.u and the empire he built. 8 GLEN CAMPBELL m MJ Litle Maritt * CHARLEY PRIDE
1.-00 II cm(]) (I) bo4a Controlllnc CO·host Country Music
tempen ire not the easlUt thlnp Awards Show.iR=oni OCT08!R 14 • OCT08ER 13
for mornlnl and afternoon UStlnp,
plene •HJ DAmME PROGRAMS.
a.tow, fot' your convenl~ •• ,.
U-. da(• movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:10 O "£verytJlhlc ... ,,... at NJOt"
(cOm) '39 -Sonja Henle ...... .,
5"te,. (dre) '39 -Gary Cooper.
10:00 Ci) "To the EIMf• of tbe £.a..U." fcfr•) '48 -Dick Powell.
12:00 ID "A lHll 111 the Uf." (drl) '41
-Tyrone Power, Betty Grable.
1:00 e "The OU.hon1a Woman" (WU)
'56 -Pen<• Castle.
9 (C) "The Dtdlne & fall of A
ifrdwatdler" (dre) '69 --Robin
Phlllips, Colln Blakely.
1:10 0 .. Datil '•auce" (drl) '47 -
Humphrey Bo11rt, Lauren BIClll.
3:00 ttQ) (C) "It started Wlth A lba"
(e0m) '59 -Glenn Ford, Debbie
Reynolds.
l :JO (I) '"llaat of saence" (mys) '61 -
Allen Baron, Molly McCarthy.
0 (C) "taH Hw Mfft" (com) ;71
-Connie S1MM. Jim Hutton.
6:00 l~l'! ~ =
( (I)) Cl) Q) Nft Monkf
ht oolb.lt St. Louis Cardlnels
vs. Weslllncton Redskins.
• honsidt P1rtridce fsmllJ
Adlin·12
Soledad
Star Trtll
; """' SMw l.lttSe Rltc1la Hovt
·=lO I:::..:::" SMw
m Hot11'1 Hertet
,fiilMtlle
1:00 D ~ mm""" liwtlic lif Dottin .... ._ ...
Tt Tel UM Trvttl
~· l "'"' LU(J 1llt F'll
(l)C11..-ob
LI Lo* uwe Al9enca• Style • aasstc n.atn Pmllw , ...
Mdlm F1.ty
7:l0 I $2$,.000 ,.,,.. ... · m WM ~· "Experiment on tht ac.1n Floof'
(
"'"' -.enc.. st1't ,...,..,. "'"' ....... $ Mme: (C) (21tt)
t1 et the Pac11" (adv) 'S5 -
Jeff Chandler, Jack P1l1nct.
IHllll Riiiera
Indy lulldl
Cl) Wld w..w •f Al .....
Int of 119uche '*f!"A t 1tfaua .c •" ~ bits procr1m eumlntt lh• role
for Rhoda and Brend• to kttp • II (ft (I) Cl) ...... For momlnc and aftilmoon 11st1np.
lld on when they both blut two of A1t..arc.utry = '" OAmME ftltOGltAMS. u1,1r closest friends whom they fHI AWi"• Country mutJc mn filen f« your convenience
have been tallin1 ldv1nt1ce of C.mpbtll and ~rley P'ridf co-host th4t c:"t• movin. ' a,.
DAYTIME MOVIES
them. B1rbar1 S111rrn1 ind ltkt1n11 tht awards c:ertmoftles. tloftorlnc
Mayron l!:!...tsl , .. outstandinc adlltwtnents In tht D ti) ltJ ®H~ Movia o. · · · .... · 11-'d n.. a To 8e in ClrOlina" Sonny and Will's counu.r muaic ,.. • .,,. ~r ~
trailer catches firt, destroys a toblC· lb ~=:ca" live from HlllWllM 1 t.:JO D "Y.U. V•CU .... (adv) '54-
CO curin1 shed, and causes injury ID ~':!' ~rt>y GranL .. Mve ...... tC MafCll
and hard5hiP to • black farmer. ,.,, ,...,. (•cfv) '38 -Gary Cooptr,
Moses Gunn and David Oownln1 ""-" CMst "'lf1stl Coff"" A ~rtd Gurle. cunt. Ith ~t.-10:00 Cf.) (C) ...,,., lht" (dre) '56 -D Mtvte: (~r) .. A Nipt 11 Caaa· PIOtt!r• ~ 1 ...,,.me to a•t rid of Hayley Mills, la.n McShant.
61iMa" (com) '46 -The Man the vialtin1 held of'" lrts.h society, 11.-00m1Ju If Deatll" (dfl) '47-Vle· is convinced by C.blt and Clsh Brothers. when ht •••MM In lailitbat he "" tor M11urt, Richard Widmark, Brian
I Wll4 Wild Wat lost two deys out of his fife, did Oonlevy. " • Dealer's Choice away with hla partner lost $25 000 l:OO II ~ Wlttlout Mti (adv) 43-loh1t larbtvr Show In eash end hit favorite Irish' si~i•r _ Linda Darnell. MlchHI Duane.
S.CC.r '""" .... 1co I · @ ..,,.le lutlH" (com) '63 -Sunamou ::c&::U• •...-t Maurice Chtvelltr, Elaanor Parker.
Autob'°trlptlJ of A Prlams A • It's o.e, 1oeze This documtn· l :JO fJ "Alt My s.a" (dni) '48 -Ed·
drama C?neem!n1 the life of an tary, dwelopecl by KNBC, focuses ward G. Roblnton. jturt Llnc11ter,
East lnd11n princess and the ad· on the wldapfltd ind att1dily . Howard O~ff. Ari•?• F~ncls.
Juslments she must make fro~ the irowlnl problem of letnaa• •lc:oftol· S:OO l1j "Trla.I' (dra) SS -\Cllfttn_ For1l,
luxury of royalty to the rt1hty of Ism Arthur Kennedy. --
urban life in London. Madhur Jlf. CH (j)) Met HR S:lO CJ) (C) "Ida..,.. (adv) '57 -Er·
trey ind .limes Mason ster. GB M"'*9· ,.,..... rol Flynn, Cornell Borctien. lorln II) lluy Acradtdde • Thatcher. m .......... La•cu•&• Prorre•• 10:30 a I IPl'CIA I Vtb •I ... Martyr 0 (C) "Tiie ,.... .... (com) '66 -Pert r "RUS111, Silent Church" Pas· •-n M1'*re• To-Fr•-··~-RAt.•rt a·lO IJ ~ f7i'\ -..tlls Phullis dl•I t R1-t. d w b d .... . •• .. "I ~. """ • \UJ ~ • "'" 1 • • or Riner urm ran , 1 commu· Coot• fences • mu.siu l "mental block" nist prisoner for 14 y11rs is ·
d1tin1 back to lier childhood when interviewed. •
sht resumes her piano lessons. I ....,
I °'" Ad11ns' ScAell Tnt I Siletlt Fl•: "1'k Mn*(' Merv Crlflill 5'lft (1 25) Lon Cl\lney stars.
lntrfJ l Vidal S.UOH SMw II) -.,.u ..
Los ro1twocn 11:00 rn;g· m,.._ 9:00 R @CJ) Ci) J ltlc!Xll Tmela • (I) 0 ._ Wittl Fli• Flip Wilson hits lh• road hst •
to meet people acros.s the nation In Set. .,...
this travel entertainment special, n. Wey Sllew
with .1uests heavywel1ht . bo1tinc TM Altl .. • file
champion, Muhammad All end coun· Med Squa4
l_!l music star Loretta Lynn. CJ) Pettr 9111111
Cl) Movie: (C) (2hr) .. Four for Tt'I• fe•blt
11" (•dv) '63 -Frank Sinatra, Dean 1 Cl)) Lew Amtncaa _..
Martin, Anita Ekbtrc. 11:15 cJM .. S4 D 9(1)~(£'1HC M .. oncl11 U :JO (l}fll)Cl)Pu A•erlc11 ~: (C) 1br) "'Ctllrrol (wes) ... Ttn minutes of hl1hll1hts of
69 -Elvii Pruley, Ina Belin, Vic· the lnternetlonal treck l fitld
tor nench. 81rb1ra Warf•. In 1870, eventa will precced th• CBS Lite
Jess Wade battles • 11nc of out-Movie all wMk.
ll'ffS who have st@Jen-1nd plan rn a. .. , ~ sell-MttieO"s famtd cold and alive D 9 Cl) m JoltuJ talltll
victory cun. tht weapon that fired Don lfld(las auest host 111 this
011 tut shot •C•inst Maxlmlllan w•k .
end freed tt\t country. D TM ~
(t) Tiie U.t.udl.... (j) Mewle: ..,..,_ Ma1" (dni) 'SS D IAIC SpedaJ "The 27th Team" -Forrest Tucker, Peaie castle.
Every Sunday of Mry season sinee O lltpbfy ThutN "A Study in
1965, NFL Fiims hu roc:orded t1ch Tert0("
play of every 1•m• from kickoff to e M9wlt: °"" Ca•'t CNat .. conclusion. This procram followa l1Meat Mai" (com) '39 • -W.C.
Steve Sabol and the "fl fllms crow Fields, Edaar Ber11n.
throuch one week as they shoot , ...... : l•pt•llle
and edit 80,000 fett of film. ~) Tnrtll ., c:...-m 1111 loN o... U:AO I (1) Cl) CN lAta M9wlt: Qi Mowte: (C) (2tn) "The Sano .ii 11" (dra) '68 -Bul1
l11aocelt(' (dre) '61 -Anthony Reynolds, 81rb1ra Loden.
Quinn, Yoko Tani, Peter O'Tool1. 12:00 61c'1 lo• fill I lfiC!!L t The lrob1 Cr..na M9wit: "Frances ,.. to UM
An in·depth . presentation of histori· (com) 'Sl -Donald O'Con·
c:.I data, 1tt1tud1s and polltlcal pro-nor, Piper Laurie.
·El Pueblo State Historic Park. tt11 .... ,,.. UMCU
.. ! . • ·.
5:0009 Cll9 GWerl• Sulu llMiin Ga mt 113. All prosram·
mint subject to ch•n1• without
notic. on NBC.
6:~ ~1~:::: ,, ... :z-iia
hrtridJ• f••MJ Ada111·12
Soled.cl
Star Trtk : 0u...-., "Elitt" A dramatize·
tlon of the fife of Eliz.a LucH Pinell·
ney, who et 16 in 1738 Inherited
responalbllity for 1 2000·1Cf• plan·
talion In South carollna •nd IUC·
ceeded In cultiY1trn1 the first
Amerlcln lndl10.
(Qi (I)) Tnrtll ff c.._...-
Ql um. baa Heur
5:10 l ... ttdaed (})Hetllt'I HlrMI
:Seu ......
( Cl)) "'"° A.tf'lcall ~
7:00'-0EDNewl ''"*• ·taJ~ ~'d~ a 1eIt111 -
hwtltlcfOJDoAlra
MM tqnd
Te Tift UM Trvtlll
• c..cntratloe
I lAM lJlq
The F'll
Cl)au .... u u Ltba
Love blerira• .,..
(l))loum , ..... ceSHS which have htlptd convert tz:JO I""°
"'birthplace of Los Ancetes," Into 1 1:00 aJI ID T...nw
1'-blllty, Instead of 1 Hlstorlcal 1:55 Mftla: "nls nlq Cdt4 7:JO
Monument. " (com) '41 -Roallnd Ru.s·
..... ,, . ., .
Ntw TroatuR Hllllt
lowAMtb••
(Qj Cl)) ED lar'-ry coaat sell, Melvyn Oouctu. let J. Cobb.
9:301J News l:AO II MM: .. ......, _.,. (dra) '4S m ,... aar1 ~ Rift. aattt r .....
Matd!Ca•• , .. ,.,,...
.. .... $ Mevlt: (C) (fit) ...,...
lMJ T•~ A ~ (rom) '58 -..r
Lana Tvrntr, J.ff Chandltr, Rlch1rd 1:30 B CDRJl[J bee fer .._ ....,..
Dtnnlni ~stOtY of tht lncliln· 111.d, luldl 1polls 500 ree. incl the men who ::.w:~ ~.,.. ::-.= ... ~:: ~cli~r t~':m '::
Mlul WNW rxe 1re sflown .
.., Ulde ...,,.. , .....
a:oo 1J @ (}) 8eed n... "Th• QJ CI> ...,_ """ a..
WMktnd" For a romantic celebra· ,.. a.a
tlon of their 20th weddinr 1nnl· 10:00 IJ (J1' Cl> Cl) ..._ NII "The
versary, Florida incl Jame.s 10 otf Miiiion Doll1r Gate'' Brlln, In tht
to a mountain c.bln that turns out basement of the State tfouM, is
to be full of surprises-not all of convinced by tht dispetdltr. 1
them romantic. smooth 09trator, to lend himself to D Mtwte: (C) <2'hllt) T (dra) a scheme involvin1 tht transport of
'69 -Y¥ti Montand, lrent Pappas, films of the DtmPMJ.C.rpenttr
Jtan·louis Trlnt11nent. ti1ht across state lines. Emmet U Mowit: (90) "hct Seti,,. (com) turns Brlln In to lht postal au·
'33 -The Merx Brothers. thoritiu and ht Is ftced with tht ~ Wiid Wiid Wttt threat of deoortatlon.
(9 Cl))(JHi!> HapPJ Doa I GI fJJ ..._
lchlt Fl1hts Back" Richie 'takes ,..,, Ila'°"
some ad~ice on self·dtftnse from (tit ~) Cf) m Mata11 w•
his pal Fonzie after two thu1s pictl bJ ill. 'To live Another Day"
on him at Arnolds, the tHn•r• Welby and Kiley fifht to wve 1
hanaout. child with an Incurable affllctlon
®) Mf: News and Jantt lnform1 Kiley she will m Irma, Jullt Julie An· not have children whtn they art
drews stars n this m11ical, musical married. Kathy Cronkite, Btvtrty
special with auests Rich Little and Gar1and, Scott Jacoby and Michael
Allee Ghostley. Throu(h the ma1lc Strona 1um.
of special effects, Julle is able to I '-"• PvtMa Repert
talk and slnf with Eliza Doolittle Get S..rt
and Mary Poppins -two of her : MMtJ ~·1 """' Clrdt
most famous characterizations. 10:30 B ~Squern I Jetu1 .. rbotlr Sllow Yeb et tilt MartJr
El Sllow dt Im Ci..co. Arch Bishop ulton J. Shffn inter·
Tlllert C.untJ Sya,._., llq111 views Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, a
Aoctioll communist prisoner for 14 years. I n. Rini• •• SIMfted Helwta 1 .....
hltos . lattrua...I Alll..U..
Jape,.... La111ua1e Prtcrtms · El Sllew dt wan. Me~
a:JO B @ (})Joe & s.ns Joe is look· 11:00 (]) D mg m ..._
Ina forward to 1oin1 with his pal (I) ®) O liiwt
Gus to the annual "Hoboken Shfft lest tf I
& Tube Hudson River Boat Rid Set. Nu
& Beer Blast," but the family de· 11tt Lucy Sllew
mands Joe's time for their own 'ht Alltua 'lie
problems. Med Squa4
D (9 (I))(!) m Wtlc••• (])Mr. LMetr lict. lotter ''rfo liort Mr. Nice COmbet
Guy" Kotter talks himself Into in· ( Ci)) ltM Allerlcta Style
vltin1 Woodman to dinner in order 11:15 &m Clatu 34
to cheer up th.• assistant principal ll:JO II@ Cf)(]) p 1 11 A• 1 rlc 111 and the r~sult is that Woodman be· 1a ... 1ca Ilta Mtwit: (C) "l»NUI
comes nicer ind Kotter becomes bee'" (dra) 74 _ Uoyd Brldiu Imo~•= YlllfH Sllow IDoub~uii Rli :::.;·ea,....
lfttfty & Vldel SU.00. SM 11tt ... ..,.,11,,.
Ci) llhwa ~ "'Tiie MIPCJ llarua"' DSMw • Edattl Nwrit dra) '34 -Adolphe Menjou, Wal· AIHtba .,.....,_a11 lace Bttry.
1:00 (J7) CIHll Swllidtl Pett end D (9{1)) (])WW. Wortd Mys-
(lfac try to 1et Roy Moss. • au sta· t1ty •'Tao T.asy to Kiii"
tion attendant and the only suspect 1J Melle: .,._., CM A ._..,
in an ermortd car robbery, to tx· .. (wee .,._.. (com) '41 _ w.c.
pose th! whereabo~ts of the miss· flelds, Gloria Jean.
in1 vthiclt and his two unknown 111 ..... ,_,....._
p1rtners by makln1 lllm appear to 12:00 Twljpt z...
be dlpplnr Into tht stolen money. • Mewlt· ..,..,.lfkfft ota.a-
Gaylt Hunnicutt, Paul Koslo and " (d~) •37 _ Irene Dunne,
Don Gordon auest. Robert Taylor.
Ci) TIM UlltiltldtaMts 1%•30 I NYf'D D ffOOKIES CHRIS SHOT . Mewlt: .,_.,.. (adv) '"-* IN REIGN OF TERROR Fred MacMurr1y, Anne 81Xter, Bur1 D <9 (J)) (}) m Tllt ltMtia Ives.
''lfel1n offerror''leny's 1lr1fritnd 1:001 @) m r ... ,,..
becomes a taraet for ravenae after htM Autry
her parents witness a crime. Ray· 1:55 Mowit: (C) "Ille ,.,.. ... ,....
mond St. Jacques 1uests. (wes) '59 -Jeff Chandler, fess
19 CI)~ Squtrn Parter. Nlcole Mturey, Henry Sliva . ..v 11fffht a.. 2:JO m ~,..,._ --= '"TM ~ ' Tiie hid Oles · tie ........,, .. '"fatller Wu A , ...
la Y...,._ 4t Mamet bid"
Tilt Alctttt tf Mii • J~ 11 Mewtt: "1'1M CnelrM _,.. (dra)
Mftie: ''Cetrtlt1N11'1 Acne-'57 -Wayne Morris, Karin Booth.
THE OAJL Y PflOT. 'fV WE£1C, OCT08tlt 12, 1911
Story of the Symphony Orchestra
televised exckJsively on Chamel 50
Tonight ~ 7:30 pm
"THE STORY OF WOODWINDS"
1~
~··~ -----~~'1f. I-. ., r:. I . «_ ,.... ' ,, Y;J' \ I
. ~ -I I ~~ .. ~ \ .,. --~ . :;.:,:
<.
with conductor/host ,
HENRY BRANDON
presented by
THE ORANGE COLNTY
PHLHARMONC SOCIETY
in cooperation with
Local no. li
, J
I' ..
American Federation of Musicians
additional ployovts each week:
MON 9:30om
WED 9:30am
FRI 9:30 om. 10:30 pm
mode possble by a gont from The Jomes Irvine F~ion
..... 9
I w r o N r s n ,, 'r
OCT08E9' 15
'or mornlna and afternoon llnlncs.
pleaM ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
.. lo., for your convenience, are
the •t• "'°"'"·
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:50 O ''Stepchild" (d11) '47 -Brend•
Joyce . ....,_ ti A letl&tl LIKef''
(•dV) '35 -G1ry Coop.r.
10:00 Ci) "Colotado Tertltoty" (wes) '49
=Toti McCru, V111ini1 Mayo.
12:00 m "Tiit Lady Is Wllllna" (~m) '42
-M1rl1n1 Diettich, Fred MecMumiy.
1;00 D "Return ot tht THtn" (wes) '52
=Dile Robertson, Joanne Dru.
@ (C) "Seven Women" (d!a) '66-
Al\(le Bancroft, Sue Lyon.
1:30 0 "Now Vora1tr" (rom) '42 -
Bette Davis, P•ul Henreid.
3:00 (C) "Tiit $11e1'pMan" (d11) '58
-Glenn ford, Shlrlty Mtelllnt.
l :JO (}) (C) ''Yht Unauanled Moment''
(di1) '56-Esther Williams. 0 (C) "TM Shakltat Qun \n tM W-etf' (com) '68 -Don Knotts.
5:000 9 a;)Wotld Sorlta
iQeiall Game # 4. All HBC pto
1rammin1 subJeet to ch11111 without
notice.
1:00 ! 8 t!., al Ntwt
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b in1111I Latino publlc/cultural •f·
fairs series optns with 1 look at the
3rd annual National Latino Mtdi1
Coalition Conferenc..
( I Cl)) Leve A•trican St11t
7:00 5""'
8"'fl•I fer Dollll'a
Mod Squad
To TtH the Truth
C.tl(t"tratfon
I loft U.cy
Tiit Fii CI> &unttftolo
l:a lobe
love lll1trica11 Style
! Jea•" Wtlf With . • "Lou
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. '''°"'' Adda1nt F1111lly
7:JO Last of tbt Wild
Lowe Amtric.111 Style
Lera Mau A Dul ..... ~,., ..
llf'tflion $ Movfe: (C) (2hr) "ft••
Id lft Eden'' (1dv) '58 -Jeff
Chandler. Esther W1lli1ms.
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m TH Do• .. m •. s.ow I...., m.., lJttle ... ,... ...... • ,,......
1:00 ~ (]) l"J Ortando I 6 MtrY Mftltl ..._ tJ.. Roy Clark and Ruth BuuJ · ~. a.re
autsl. 10:00 a ~ m CJ) tat ..,.,,. ''Th• ft Movie: (C) 12"1) ........ ht thl Ame~ftWry of C.ncet' If JO'I llvt
lilve" (dra) '65 -Ftank Sln1lr1, In the United S1ata today, Your
Clint Wilker, Tommy Sindt.. ch1nces of 1ettln1 cane.er ire hlaher II Mftie: (90) ........_!Mn" thin If you llved In any other
(com) '32-The Man Brothers. counttY In the worfd. The rtlatlon· ~ WIW Wiid West ship between the lncre1st In cancer
( (j)) (]) m .... Till11cs and our exposure to chtmlclli in
ere 'ottfll "The Urtlm1te WeaPon" our food, our air, our water and
Robin ind his men trt lmperlled by our workpllU is the subject of this
1 new uploslve w11pon that could CBS Reports. CBS News Comspon-
wipe out Sherwood Forest. John dent Dan Rether is the reporter.
I
ner aue&ts. 11111 .. That Tune @ OO mN... mm"""
Dtaltf'a Choke r i1tasol
Jtfln 8-rboar Sllow U Aff1KY, HUTCH HUNT
E Profttsot Aldao * STRIPPERS' 'SLAYER
&uu"'"• .. <9 CJ))(]) GE Stara•r &
DOUT Tiit T~bll Ere Crooked !ch "Deeth Notice" Stripp.rs Gin·
811k of He~ven A 7·part . docu-1er and Son/• ue murdered after
mentary senes relatln~ pnmltlve 1ettin1 w1mln1 notes from 1 timid
tribal art to the soc11tles from min who cl1lms ht sent the notes
which It was produced. after listenln1 In on phone convtr·
@m Ch1mpionihlp Wrestll111 11tions in which the killlnas were m Japanut la11111•1• ,,.,,... pl1nned.
1:30 IJ <9 CJ)) Cf) Q) T h • t • • M , I '"''' fJutult ltptft Mama "[lrl's Dad and M1m1's ht SM1tt.
Gl1d" Earl's father 11nves for a : Tiit Flnt ctturdlilft "Plot Coun-
vlsit with his son. and CliftOI\ wist-terplot" The r11e 111lnst Popery
fully conjures up thou1hts of a ro· continues ... Kini Ch1r1es' Ille.Iii·
mince between him and M1m1. mite son, J1mes. Duke of Mon·
lt¥tf1J l Vidal Sauoon Show heir to the Enalistl throne, but lohn I Mm Ciriffla Show mouth, makes his bid to be the
CJ) Nttn Churchill 111d Klnr Chtrles II refuse
fJop CNt die C:0.11try to support him. Susan Hampshire
9:00 ind John Neville stir.
II "DEAD'' KILLER NEW 10:30 111) .....
*THREAT TO CANNON ! ! · &.mer Tod AOllsttffl IJ (ft) CJ) CHINNl A corrupt · Mttodla1 de Slfttprt
cop whom Cannon 1nd his partner 10:45 fl!) Utlat, Yep I Yoe1
belitved they killed in • drua-~se 11:00 (}) fJ gm ,. ...
yetrs before 1ppe11s to have nsen, • Cl) ltj Nns
like L111rus, to kill aaain, and Can-lest of
non, alona with former p1rtn11 Set. Ill••
Weller. Dene, ere asked by. their • Tiit Lucy Show
lll·poltce superior to reopen an in· The Ashman file
vestication into the still unsolved Med Squad
mystery. Leslie Nielsen, lfllie (I) rtttr Qu1t1t
Chtrleson, Junes Gre1ory and Paul C.•blt
Stew1rt 1uut. ( Cl)) Lowt AatricH Stytt (I) Tiit Untouch1blts 0 (~CJ)) (I) m larttta "Dou-11:15 m Clnt•• 34 .
bit lm11e" Workina undercover on 11:30 11 Q1J CD (I) r a • A• t r I c • n
the docks to solve a series of Gl11tt1/CIS lite Mevit: (C) "'Hee
mysterious slaylnrs. B1rett1 be· R111Mr, Scar TlAut" (w11) '74 -
comes involved with 1 b11utiful Ridltrd Boone. Htrry Mor11n.
youn1 w1itres.s who may want to 19 00 a m .. .., Canon
destroy him. Susan Tyrrell, John TIM He11.,.1e1Mn
Kerry ind Steve Desmond fUHt. llMie: 6"t Wn H Adwtebarus"
ltO) Movie: (C) (2hr) "lbe Pmi· . (dre) '40 -Vtra Zorina, Peter
dtftt's Aaatyst" (~m) '67-Jamu Lorre.
Cobunt, Godfrey C1mbrid1e. 0 <9 (I)) (!) W I 4 t W • r I d
I Tiie lold Ones aliwlt: (Cf '1ia1t11ta ti ltle VffJ
uit of ltlt Wffd R:ich" • ' ~: (C) (211r) "'The Siu tf 0 Mtwle: "T1'e 8-n Dick" (com)
Rldttl Cade" (dre) '61 -Ancie '40 -W. C. Fltlds, Una Merkel.
Dickinson, Peter Finch. m Ml.ultn: l•,..alble
@) ,,.,t rtttoflllanctt: Jt111ie-lZ:OO 0 Twltl1ht Z...
LadJ Randolptl CMrcMtl "lady G) ..... : "AllJ Number C.11 Wl11"
R1ndolph" The newly·wed Churchills (dre) '64-Aleln Delon, Jean Gabln.
take younc and lively London 12·30 g HYPO ' ~iety by storm. In 1~74 Jennie • m Movie: ..,1ula" (dr1) ·~2 -
11ves birth to so~ Winston and LA>rttta Youni Kent Smith.
that same year finds the Mtrf· . , '
borou1h f1mily ostr1clied by Londo11 l .OO II I! m ,.....,..
socleb. the victims of scandal. Lee ,-Ady
Remick stirs as L•dy Churchill. 1:55 IJ ....,..: -:r ... H Trial" (dra)
It!) lhwM: "Uft INt" 'S6-Jolln Mills, Cllarit1 Coburn.
9:JO ........ ., °" WMels "Florid•: ?:JO m M.fllstlt ""'-: ...... It
Keys to the Botanical Klncdom" Dntl," ~t. WI"
Gordon MacR11 t1kes viewers on 1 J:-40 R MIN: (C) .,,....,... Mis-
trip to the Florida Keys for Tarpon ilH" (dra) 'St -Victor Mature.
flshlna. Piptr Laurie, Vlnctnt Prlct.
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KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION
THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50
SATUIDAY: OCTOIO 11111 (r.11.)
J:OO CtlM ...... tM Dtnltr.:nt
4:JO Saldi: The Quest for ett0nal
Mt1nln1 l:OOCMM..,~
7:00Wlttillt'-A...._
1:00 ~ At --,..., .,,....,.
(60 min) (P8S)
t:OO ........... "-trt: ..,.., e. •e.Wer "The Pankhursts"
-Premiere of a sia·part &erles
about the bitter stru11le to ob·
taln votina rlchts for British
women and the remuuble
Pankhurst family who moblllttd
the movement. (60 min) (PBS)
SUNDAY: OCTOIU lZU. (r.M.)
3:00 CltM Tlleltre Prwlew (P8S)
3:30 Qelllc Thettre "The Duchess of
M11fi" -Eilffn Atkins has tllt
st1ni ole. (2hrs.) (PBS)
5:JO In Performance at
rap "Robert Devereux" -
Beverly Siiis stars in this full
scale production or Donizetti's
opera. (90 min) (PBS)
7:00 Alcetrt of Mt• (60 min) (PBS)
1:00 c:..e..penry CtlHomia lsauet
(KOCE)
1:30 tra °"" .._ "THnaae Alco·
hollsm" (KN8C)
9:00 Souedstlce "Blood, Sweat. and
Tears, and Janis Ian" (60 min)
(PBS)
10:00 f1rt.c UM (PBS)
MCNIDA~: OCTOIDt lltll (r.M.)
10:00 l•SdlMI ,, .. ,._,..,
ll:JO EJedrk c..,..,
12:001esa .. street
1:00 l•·Sdloel ,,...,. ......
2:00 Aactllt tf Matt
l :OOleMlelt
l :JO Mlmr Rectn NtlfhbttlMNMI
4:00 -·· Street 5:00 EJectrlc CttltpellJ
5:JO Vilt Alecrt
1:00 a.Md lrowltt ""' Deftloptlltttt l :JO Wrttlfl1 Fer A ltt••
7:00 S.erdt: lht Quest for Personal
Meanln1
7:JO focua: Oraqe Cttfllty (KOCE)
1:00 W.W Prat (PSS)
l :JO Ctllftntle Jeuntll (PBS)
t:OO Ctlltfftporary Clllfontil luu11
(KOC[)
t :JO TIM DnW Suulltld Sltew (PBS)
TUESDAY: OCTOIO 14111 er .Ill.) 10:00 l•Sdtell ,,..,. •• i.,
11:.JO o.mtc c..,..,
12:00 ....... street
1:001~,.,..._ ....
2:00 Wt111n1 CMllzatien
2:JO Watll..... Wttll ill lniew
J:OO y...,., ...,.. ... "Otanre County
In Waslliftllon" (KOCE)
l:JO ........... Ntlcltbefttood 4:00 .... .,_
S:OO EJtdtk C..pe"J
S:l0Cln1aat111dn
l:OOltslhltMtrMt
1:30 C..ta1Mtr c.,.rltitc:e
7:00 Cllalc TMttrt Prwlew (PBS)
7:JO ..._. Feru•: Ltcalty Speakln1
l :JO 1r1 o.~ IMlt "T Hnaae Alco·
hollsm"
t:OO Alattt of Mt• (PBS)
10:00 lreat rtffor...... "Jennie:
Lady Randolph Churchill" -Lee
Rtmlct stars. (60 min) (PBS)
WIJNtODAY: OCTOIER 15ttt cr.M.)
10:00 1•-Sdtell .......... ,.
11:30 Eltctric c...,..,
12:00 Seu• Stttet (60 min)
l :00 l•..JdtMI " .. , ... ..,
2:00 ltNMlc ...... (PSS)
?:JO AtaM 11119 l11aeH11
l:OO w .... (PBS)
3:30 .......... Nelcftbothtod
4:00 Sul .. Sirttt
S:OO Dtdric CO.Pl"J S:JO VIiia Alec,.
1:00 Cltlld Crwttl ._. 0.-lopme..t
l :30 WrtUar for A RuNn
7:00 Setrdl: The Quest for Personal
Mt1nin1
7:30 Sltowcast (KOCE)
11:00 Ma.,,_ Thtatrt: Shoulder to Shouldtr "Annie Keo11edy"
(60 min~ {PBS)
9:00 [ nlc!l I "Autoblo1r1phy of a
Princess" (60 min) (PBS) ~0:00 I iflc!AC I "Isfahan of Shah Ab·
bas" -A look at Isfahan, the
chosen capital of ancient Iranian
Shah Abbas. (PBS)
10:30 Realldtda (PBS)
TMURSDAY: OCTOIER 16th cr.M.)
10:00 ln-Sdtool rrecra•11tlfll
11 :30 Electric Co•petty
12 :00 Sffa•• Street
1:00 ••·School rroetaM•l•a Z:OO Ewul•& At st-,._,
3:00 Fow.1: OrHlt Cova_, (KOCE)
l :lO Mister hrtrs Mflpbofhood
4:00 Seu .. Slreet 5:00 Electric c.., .. ,,
5:30 Clrrascolencl1t
... 6:00 Clliforaia Jou"'al C\30 Consu1nt1 U,.rltnce
7:bo Cottemporary Cllit.mla Issues
(KOCE)
7:30 TIM Oranae M1elllne (KOCE)
1:00 leok lut (PBS)
1:30 Cltssic Thtatr1 rrmew (PBS)
9:00 ct.Ille Theatre "Paradise Rt·
stored" -John Neville plays
John Milton in this dramaliia·
lion of the poet's later years.
(90 min) (PBS)
FRIDAY: OCTOIE.lt 17tlt (r.M.)
10:00 111-Sc!Mol Precra11t11tl•r
11:30 Deetr1c eo .. ,..,
12:00 s.u ... Street
l :OQ 11-Schoel Precr11tt111ln1
2:00 Cotttt•,.,.ry Colifornll luuu
2:30 Classic TllNtrt rrmn
3:00 Iii llut Mtrtltt
3:30 Mister lecm fleilhborllood
4:00 Sela ... Street
5:00 Dedric CfftpellJ
s~ Ylll.t Mecre
l :OO Chi,d &rowtll ancl o.v.topmettt
l :30 w .... (PBS)
7:00 S..rdl: The Quest for Personal
Meanin&
7:30 Voters' rlptflttt (KOCE)
1:00 W"'-ilt(toft Week ht Rnlew
(PBS)
1:30 Wall Street Wttll (PBS)
9:00 Kuta Sltft (60 min) (PBS)
10:00 ANtJott Wettlttt (PBS)
10:30 Sltowc&st (KOCE)
SATURDAY: OCTOIER 11th (P.M.)
l :OO Cltlld Crewtll 11MI Dtvttopment
4:30 Seardl: The Quest for Personal
M11nln1
6:00 eo.su .. , Eaperltnce
7:00 Writi"I fer A Rauon
1:00 Evul .. At SJ•pftofty (PBS)
9:00 Masterpieca Tlleatre: Shoulder e. Sltot!W.r "Annie Kennedy"
10:00 The ,...., Eye (60 min) (PBS)
ntt OAJl.Y PllOT, fY WllK, OCTOIU 12. 1975
.'11 C L 0 S E U P ·.> . .,..
'TRAVELIN' ON'
Imagine traveling the country stde 1n a huae. eJabora~ laiid
cruiser. venturing each week to a new locale you newr dr9amed
existed In the United States, or enywhere for that matter. If your
1maamatton can stretch to a ru_gged fook1ng man ~•th two adolescent
sons 1n this· 32·foot luxury motor home, then picture the beautiful,
breath taking scenery they encounter on their travels. When 111 this
comes into perspective, add exciting and challenging adventures. P\lt
ell of these visions into a computer and the result• sum up Thr"
for the Road, the one-hour family drama airing Sundays at 7PM
on CBS.
Alex Rocco stars as Pete Karras, a recent widower 1nd freelance
photographer who supports his two sons Vincent Van Patten starring
as John and his kid brother Leif Garrett starring es Endy. Together.
the trio journey to different sections or the country on Pete's assign·
ments, experiencing diverse life styles and situations that are not.
always harmonious to their ways of living.
The show's versatility not only lies In the regions and personalltfes
the Karras' encounter, but also in their weekly escapades. Etch week.
their $40,000 m otor home takes them to such unusual locales as •
speed raceway. a dude ran~h. or a haunted house, or on hang gliding
and hot air ballooning expe'd1tlons. .
All three stars are Quite capable of handling an episode written
around them, they all have some pretty Impressive credits.
Alex Rocco, probably best remembered by audiences for his role in
"The Godfather" as Las Vegas gambler Moe Green. claims he Is
often typecast as a heavy or a bodyguard.
"I have killed or been killed violently In Hollywood f9r the lest ten
years." The tall attractive actor has played 1 guard in three Al C.pone
movies. including "The St. Valentine's Day Massacre," starring Jason
Robards.
"The Friends of Eddie Coyle." "The Venetian Affair," "Freebie and
the Bean," and "Rafferty and the Gold Oust Twins." are among his
other movie credits. Rocco's television features Include "The Blue
Knight" with George Kennedy, "Husthng," and "Twigs.'' The Italian
descendant has made numerOtH> appearances on most of the major
telev1s1on shows.
Rocco 1s elated over his new series. He 1s finally getting to play
a father after so many years of playing violent roles. "This Is the
first time someone ha~ trusted me with kids."
In true hfe the actor does have four children of his own. He feels
the chemistry works so well on camera with Van Patten and Garrett.
his stage sons, because he treats them the same way he would treat
his own children. "On or off camera we have a real relationship," says
Rocco. There is nothing saccharin with us, If the boys do something
wrong. I tell them it is wrong and I don't hide my emotions. even
when we are acting." He added, "In real life parents react to their
children. and so do I."
Vincent Van Patten plays Rocco's oldest son, John. "Three for the
Road" is his second series. he was chosen for the role of Paul Apple
on Apple's Way, and has appeared on Medical Center. Barnaby Jonu,
Bonanza, and Cannon.
Van Patten has starred in thrH Disney Films, "The Boy and the
Bronc Buster." "Charley and the Angel,'' and "High Flying Spy." The
young man's rather is Dick Van Patten who has a distinguished
acting career, as does his aunt. Joyce Van Patten.
lnspite of his being the youngest star of Three for the Road,
14 year·old Leif Garrett has some pretty outstanding credits of his
own in television and film.
Leif's first movie was "Bob and Carol and Ted and Allee," in
Which he played Elliot Gould's son: others include "Macon County
line,'' "Walkrng Tall," and "Strange Homecoming."
Television viewers will find his face fam1har from episodes of The
Odd Couple, Cannoo,·<l.host Story, Cades County, Family Affair, and
Gunsmoke. The young actor is also in demand for commercials. Three ·
for the Road is Leif's first series.
The one hour series also sets a new precedent for MTM (Mary Tyler
Moore) Enterprises, Inc. Out of the six shows they produce, Three
for the Road Is their first venture into a dramatic series.
Stuart Erwin, Jr .. MTM's vice president and executive in charge of
production for Three for the Road, feels that despite the company's
reputation for producing humor. expanding the company Into areas
other than comedy, has always been one of Grant Tinker's desires.
Tinlcer is the president of MTM Enterprises, Inc. and husband of
Ms. Moore.
As execut ive in charge of specials and dramas for MTM. Erwin is
as quali fied In his job as the actors themselves. Born to the famous
comedian-the late Stu Erwin, and with actress June Collyer for a
mother, Stuart Erwin, Jr. was brought up In an acting family, not to
mention being married to actress Julie Sommars.
•
1 HlJRSDAY
OCTOBER 16
For mom.,. and eftemoon ll•tlnp, = ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
• for your conv.ntenc.. .,.
theder'•movles.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t :JO U (C) .. ,,. Ctt 11" (mus) '50 -
June Hlvtr. William Lundi111). '"TM ............. at DnraH (ldv) '36 -
Qlry Cooper, M1delelne Clrroll.
10:00 (j)..,..... ••"*" (com) '36 -1 Betty Grable, Judy C1rl1nd. 12:00 m ilJ1M Leva ., ea,.. .... (dra) '41 -Rlt1 H1yworth, Glenn Ford.
1:00 D ~1e Actllt'' (mys> ·39 -
Joel McCre1, Brend• Marsb1ll. U •1 C..f ... " (dra) '53 -Mont·
i mtry Clift, Anni Baxter.
l:JO "11lle Tewtf eC l..Mdotl" (mys)
' -Butt Rathbone, Boris Kartoff.
l:OO t1a "'TM Mo.., Tr1p1' (dr1) '66 -~nn Ford, Elke Sommer. J:JO CD -..,. .ta..._,.,.. .. (dra) ·44
-6rtfOIY Ptc*. Thornu Mltchtll. D "'f1't Ltq. Loq T11iler" (com)
'5'-luclllt 8'11, Otsl Arnn.
; to r ff I ll'f •
5:00D9 (J)ai)8'Wtrl.i Serita ~-if a Sth 11tne is necessary.
1. will be played today, pre-tmptln1
all rt1ularty scheduled proarams.
Nttwofk prO(Jlmmln1 is listed in
th• event there IS no 5th came.
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1:00 f!.!.~Cllmm .....
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7:30 II lobby V111tH Sllft Karen Val·
entine auests. II m ,_ 11 R11't (Tentative)
l ~=·StJte CalMlid ~..,.
Millett $ ..._,.: (C) (21v)
olflrt" (adv) 'SS-Jeff Chandler,
Jane Russell, Din Duryea.
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1:00
8 JASON MISSING ! I * WATCH WALTON~
• ~CJ) Cl) n. w...... "Th•
Breakdown" Jason Walton Is a con·
fused 18-rtar-old. The CtUX of Ja·
son's problem Is that he dotsn'
know exactly what he wants ot his
youna lite, so ht Wlnts Mtyttilna-
en ambition that thrNttns to make
him physically ill from ovtfWOCt and
to make his mother, Oflvla, a~
with worry.
D Altmlt. SdNdale -Mowie: (C)
(fir) '"Seve• Dap 11 Mar" (dr1)
'64-Burt Lanc:asttr, IOrk Dou1las.
Fredric Mardi, Ava Gardner. au Cl) a m TIM Montttv•
cos (Tentative)· Tony and Rose are
tkeited 1bout son Joey and his In·
tervlew with the Bishoe> for the
position of pastor at St. Aines
Church.
0Mme:(90)........, ......
(com) '31-The M1rx Brothers.
(j)Wld Wiid .... a ca CIJ> CI> m .. ,.., 11111 ...
"The Anonlst" Hems loob to
psycholou for help in findi111 an
arsonist pla1uln1 the precinct tnd
Chino 1rrtsts 1 man for shootlnf
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Ufe ifth""iluiiilnTSWn Isn't roman ·
tic 1nouttt1 so Ulllan decides Fafs new, liberated IMna is IOfntttlln1
"" should try . u <a CIJ> CIJ m o. • ... H«:tor must 1et his roommate N~
to throw • flaht or ftct tht dis·
lpleasu..:w :..;;:"s::'" 811 Max.
......,, I Nat S...... Slaew a.-Thutre Pmiew
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t:OOR(H)(J)(l)CIS Thn~•J lilftle: (C) l211r) "'TlMJ CW, De
TWr Masten" (dra) '73 -James
Gamer, Katharine Ross, Hel Hof.
broolt, H1rry Guardino,· June Ally·
son, Christopher Connelly, Tom
Ewell, Peter Lawford, Edmond
O'Brien, Arthur O'Connell. James
G1mtr stars as 1 pollee chief whosa
only lead In soMna a murder Is a
killer dot who may be the prime
suspect. DU(l)dl 8'Ellerr Quu
(Tentative) "The Pharaoh's CurSt"
The unvellin1 of the mummified
remains of an ancient [apti1n
pharaoh at a cocktail party 1t tht
museum sets tht staae for a mur·
der, end Ellery must solve the mys·
tery behind the seventh victim of
the all11ed mummy's curse. Ross
Martin, June Lockhart, Nehemiah
Ptrsoff and Simon Oakland 1uest. oo n.u ..........
D MIKE IS WOUNDED ON * STS. Of SAN FRAN ! f u <ta CIJ> CI> m Streets ., s.. fn.atC. "0.adly Silence" Mike
The W•ttoM, In Its fourth ... son on CBS, Thursdays •t &PM,
stars ( ... ted) Wiii Geer •nd EJlen Corby H Grands» •nd Grancf.
m•: Kami Cotler C-lth dQc) .. Eliz.beth; (standlns. L·R) RlcMrd
ThomH H John-Boy, Mary Elizabeth McDonough H Erin,
Mk:h .. 1 l.e•rned H Ollv .. W•tton, Relph W•lt• aa John Walton,
end Jon W•lmsley as Jason; and (In truck, l ·R) Judy Norton as
Mary EJlen, David W. Harper as Jlm·Bob and (ric Scott H Ben.
p
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..
Stone ftca tflt rullzatlon HM!t he
miy becomt tot1lly delf lfttr I
v111 carryint tflt robbtn of a liquor
Stoft Niii hfm down. fRIDAY
II~.:::..... OCTOeER 17 ! ~:) ~:J ~~lz:=-r:;:: for momlu1 end ·~
Ra.rd Burton = ... ~mMt: s.
fZl) a..k ntetrl . "Parldltt R• the ' ~or your CDn¥enJence. .,.
stortcf'' A cont1Mpor1ry dram1tlt1· de1' movies.
tion of tht utrl«dln1ty, ytt little· --D·A-YT-IM_E_M_O_V_IE·S-known, life of blind poet John Mlf· ~~~ ~:~ J~::ed~ne St1llybr1n. t-.JO a ..., Daert" (•ts) '50 -Don
., la er.. .. Cfle4a Barry .• ...,.... .,, tf Dr. W1...r
9:JO a [1Pica&J ,...... Cnl9dl (dra) 44 -Gary Cooper,
MarilJn &Vltn lnvtstl11tes con-10:00 (j)...,... CenMt" (dra) '54-Annt
sumer ettdlt probltmi. CrlWford, Pew Cummins. D ..._. 12.1IO m "'Dnl• .._ t11e ...._.,. a> Mn Clatt (Wes) '39-Henry Fonda.
10:00 a aw am....., -.., 1:00 a.,.........,. (WQ) ·tt -Rich· (Tentative) "Th• Moonllaht Huler" ard Dix.
Robert Forster stars IS I youna Qi (C) "'Nllpn" (susp) '53 -
doctor who Jeopardtzn his carffr Marllyn Monroe, Josepll Cotten.
by t1klna 1 Hc:Ond Job worklnc u l:JO G ""WltlttA ,_ u.. rr..c.u.."
the oveml~t physician at 111 tmtr· (dra) '57-Mirltne Dittrich Tyrone
renc:y hospital. Ann Sothern, Tisha Power Ctlaites lluthton ' Stertlna, Sam J1tfe, Leif Etlcbon, • · , Christophtf' Stone Ind Rosemary S:OO a (C) -,:,Y fer ~ (com) 61
DeCamp 1lso ster. -Glenn ford, Oon1ld O'Conn«. ~GI~".:' l:JO CJ) {C) ...,.... llety et Dr. w....r Pem (dn) '44-Gary Coopv. ca Cl)) (I) m""" 0 "The D (C) .,.... H .. ., .... ~
Acolyte" A rn4ntally distuntcl 10un1 (com) '61 -ste¥e McQuttn, Jim
woman who st1nds to Inherit 1 for. Hutton, Paula Prttttiss.
tune btcotnts tht prbontf of 1
rellclous sect. Bettye Ackerm1n 1nd
Sam Jiff• auest.
1 ...... ,.... •..-t
let S..rt
lO:JO I Dkt YtnMI Aft · nn. 'USl*tl t. Mvtnirw .....
· h.._..ltectth.._..I
II) la Trtt1tellda c.rt.
11:00 EE 111 JR!.. ..... hltef~ ........
TIM Lucy Sllow n. AibMH flt
Mod Squad
Cl) Mr. Lua,
C..bet . "1 lrethr. Natitut (dftitft
( I Cl)) ltwt A.trkaa S1yft
11:15 ! a ..... l4 ll:JO @m (I),,. A1urlc11 ... 1ca Lit. lhvft: cc> "'Saw-
_,. (wes) -Glenn ford, Michael
Bums, 01n1 Wynter. 1 9~mJMMJ ea .... n-. •••n Mevft: fer ........ (drl)
'39-Und1 D1rntfl, Ann Sothem. u ca (I)> Cll Wide • .,., ,..
Miits "Minnix & lonptrltt'' · a .... : "'My Uttlt ~
(corn) '40-W. C. Atfds, M11 West.
l llllUN;I•,.......
lZ:OO TwlffPt ZoM
Mftlt: .,,.. "' .., Wh9dW'
i ) '6l-P1ul Anka, Ruth Rom1n.
12:JO '"'° Mevft: '11lt W4ett .......
(ldv) '52 -Rhond1 Atmlnf, Star·
llnc Hayden •. Mlch11I Mslra.
1:00 A e._ ~'"""
1:55. Mevte! "'h" Twt Caw f'll(' rc=m) '62 -Peter Stlltn.. 2:00-~Mw Z:JOc~ "'T9Q9 Jee."
1:50 ..... : "flfPt .. ~
(tdv) '63 -Patricl Alltft.
~l!l~f> ...... ?J'.} .... ua ,,.....
Partltdtt , ... .,
Adl•·lZ
Wtdad
Stir Tm
: ~·--( (I)) Trd ., C:....MMn um. RllC8ft Htur 6:l01Mtn Cfttfla Show hwhc:ttt4 m......, .... ,...
: Illa hn,actM " tht ..... ( (J)) lavt A9ttricaw Stylt . fflelda., ....
7:00 u a())ma>""1
.... ,. ,., Dolan
Meet~
Tt T ... U.. Tmla ~ 11.twtLKy n. Fii
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Low AIHricN ~
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TIM Ada•s f a•llJ
7:JO 8 ,....Up Sindy Hiii Interviews
former police chief Tom Reddin and
discusses his current occup1tion .,
the head Of I lar1e MC:Urity fUlrd
firm.
I Q:i ~ Htlt,wood S..••m
..... Amttlcn stJt• WefW ef MftatllN
WMW tf th Sea
...... $ .... : (C) (Zltl) .., ..
Ian tf th SllJ" (Wtl) '56 -Jeff
Chandler, Dorothy Milone. 11""' ludl a~~,.:
THE OAI LY PILOT, TV W£1JC, OCTOKJt l!. lt11
I ............ ....... (com) '81 -Miiie..,.
WtfN tf ....., notda, Altdy Grl~
.., Liiie ...,... ................ ......
fiOneJ plln I MIPtf·nHnlrttlc tvt• acr..-111:11 ......... l:GO. a! (]) "' fM6t Eddie Ind t :IO I"""
nlnr •lone tot.thtr 1t hofnt, ,.. an
to have It imperiled by their Intro-10:00
duction to Ban1·Blna'i i.rott.tr, e BUDDY la LEE-GREAT Boom·~~'iif=t"';!! *IN BARNABY JONES J J ,,£!, Can You Sparw an Ad?'' B a7J CJ)())....., .._ IJll·
frtd S.nford toes Into ahow ksi· di Day Gtorfe llltlb •a.....,..
nas to let hit wtilte bfotfttt 111-ln bride wt90 tltl'lll r-. i.., •II 1 le-
(COffttdi1n Allin Onke) out of h 1 to tr1ftdy when w .,_ ol
lloutt artd CM.It of his h1lr htt hotel-owntt ...,._ le • ,.,. a Mewlt: (2lw) ooc-.ut. .. (com) S9rinp dunt·bufa "tcddetllff
'lt-the Marx Brolhtrs. She's intent on murdtrlnt lw lilt WtW WM Wttt busll1n4's partner wfNft .......,
<R ()))CJ)&> lh•lle o. tntm to "'-t"'te -. ,......_. Tr Accidtfrr' Tht cr1sti of 1 o eecideftt. t..io,d lochet, ,_,At
bus loldtcl wtttt younpters sends ·~ Ed Power 1lao ..-.
reporter Pate Campbtll atter. th• DD a tD,... .._
operator of • shoddy but lint dt· "Cold Wfnc1·~ sniper .-i ...
lie 1 thrut on his life. of two fldoty "°"""" In • CO.· IH Dita9 panr Plrklnc lot Miida set. Andtt· .,..,.. c-.. ton •ncf Set. ~ Oii • ""' ol • Jtllll ......, se... str1nJ!t combination of IUlftdl. ...... ........ i ... ..... ........ .....,, ......
: lts Mttln ..... R.._ '-It ..............
la Ne Cati ....... ... s-.t ........ a.a.,..,. .....,..... . ........,... Tlltnt: ......
l:IO 8 IJ:Z (I) (I) M•A.,.N No infor· .. SlliuNtt "Annie "-int('
1n1tlon was tv1il1blt from die Mt· lO:JO I ...., lt•HH ,..., ~ or die series' producers. """ llU @9fDCMce & tlM HtPf '*'.....,
ii11 "Cflico I tht Yin" Chico 1p. 11:00 I (I) I u-pllfj for 1 permit to IMt11t 1 bath-(I) -
tub, and thlt brlnas 1 visit from 1 lest ,:t_
city '""*'°' (R1lph Manza). Wllen 6 lit. a.....
the IMpector orders Chico to v•· ....,._: (C) ., t111ttr' (ro.)
c.tt tht v.n, Ed offers to shire hi '58 -Cary Gr1nt, lnrrtd a.11t1en.
llvina qu1rters with Chico ind the n. ..._ ,.
two Pfomptly cet in t1ch other's ~IWP~-Wlf. ..., __
I Men lrlffta Slltw 111 lttW
......, & YWll s.a... Show .. n.. ........
oa.wc1e1tea1t1Peni 1 wt1..,... ••
1:00 R (fZ CJ)()) Hawaff fJft.O flvt·O ) Lan A9tfbi .....
Chief Steve McGarrett Is ttied for 11:15 llO Cfntllll S4
murder bf 1 rroup of d1n1erous ll:JO R (H) (I) P111 -..-..... ,
convicts led by his sworn enemy tis late MMlt: (C) ..,..... tf Ille
Honore YIShon afttf' ha turns him· l.epa" (ld·fl~73 -Stuart Whtf.
self owr to them In rttum for their min. Janet llicti..,.Rory CaltMMtn.
rtltlM of nine hostlJIS. 19 Ci) lfl llllD ......, C... D U CJ) 9 a;) TIM lectfwd ftM ~m1111n Ilia "The Great Blue Lake land & ....._: (C) ..... .._. Ill O~lopment Company" R~ford W8'N" (dra) '66-RlcMrd ...,,!toll,
recovers $10,000 stolen bf 1 salts· O (QI())) CJ) WW. ...., ...
m1n and In the process uncovers clll "The 2nd Annutl UIMlffldtl
1 huft land swindle. Richard B. B1ehtlor of die Yetr ""ardt''
Shull, D1n1 Alcar, Bob Hastlnp ~ "'CartlilM ........ <••)
1nd Dennis Pattlck ~t. '52-Jamn Sttwtrt, Wtndtll eor.,. n. u............ m......_: ,., ..... tB ()))(1) Q) A IC f' r i. I J fJl) WuNtt .... w..-II ....
: (C) (Zit) "The Tltltf Mo 12;00 Ca•• .. Dhllltf" (dra) '73 -Ryin II Black Sabbath on Don
O'Neal. Jacqueline Bluet, Warren I h R k Co
Oita, Jill Cliyburcti. Chartes Cio· * K rs ner oc nc.t
ffl Ntd Beatty Autin Ptncfltton II Dew IJr9Mt bet ~ Gr~ory Sltrrl. Wtbstet McGee. w~ m ......... .,, .... "" (d,.) 'Sl-saes abtolutely nothinr wronc In Prnton foster, Pea•• Castle.
steallnr Jewels from people •ho can 9 ltocl C..C.rt
ltfotd to buy new ones, fonnt I fD Klfp'a a.,.
Vtry profitable partnership with I J2;JO Q) Movte: "'CflaMl)er tf fttntn"
loci1lltt-who's very beautiful and (hor) '40 -Ulll Painter, Lall•
VCRY bl'oka-whldl 1llows them to Binks.
win• Ind dint-and rob-tht l1nded 1:00 D a m ................. Gutlb
11ntry of Houston. Only "fly In the Include John Otnvtr lrtd Undl ltioft •
Ointment" b Insurance lnvestl11tor stadt.
Reilly who's 1lso very briaht ind 1:55 U Mowlt: .. ..,. H A ~ none too happy •bcxit his company's (dr1) '53 -fredtle M1rcli, CIOt\I
h1Vln1 to PIY off. Ht b1its hf$ trap Gt1h1me.
by countlnf on Wtbsltr's ero and 2;30 m All·"1Pt Aew: °1lewtf ...... A
the "11me" is on. SttHfer," ....., I ~111· I 1" leW Gees l :l5 IJ Mevft: .,,... .. (com) '40-R11
liltw6t: (C) (Zlu) "'SeciMd TIM Milland, Ann Ntlflt.
• Pap 11
S/\TUR DAY M The Rifleman
YlctOfJ 1t Sta
Movie: ''Tht fuller Brush 'lr1"
(com) '50 -Lucille Ball. Eddie
Albert OCTOBER 18 9 Movie m Electric Com~ny
11 :00 1J ~ (}) Fir Owt s..-u ""b 0 Ci) m Worl4 Serles
lase II In the event the 6th 1ame
5:55 NIC Sttln t11 Akohol is necessary for the World Series
6:00 S..11rlM Semester play offs, NBC will carry the game
&:JO TY 8 Clauroom today The tlme and teams are still
Property Manacement tenutJve, and all programming IS
let's Ral' subject to chanee without notice
7:00 S...nrist Semester I Tijuana: Window to the South • @ fI' Emer11ncy + 4 • This Is the Nfl
6 WHllend : Soundstai1 (9 ) CD Hon1 Kona Phooty I l:JO ~ (]) a Ghost Buaten
Wllillt Movie: " P110" (wes) '49 -
: Snlnie Strfft John Payne, Gail Russell
7:JO New Approachu to Hich School ( 6 Movie: "The Plainsman I the
Ltatnln& A DIKl~ine lldy" (dra) '46 -William Elliott,
B Qj I (jg) m Si1munf Gail Patrick.
(Qi )(3)Tom & Jerry/ 'r•Pt Apt Show f\. I 1 I I~ r' 1 l ( > ~; I Ytwtl\ l the lisues
(Jementary News
@ Terry & His Friends 12:00 O 1 (fl Valley of the Dino·
1:00 @ Pebbles l lamm saurs
lanun O Movie: (C) "Apache Drums"
0 @ m Secret Life of (wes) 'SI -Stephen McNaffy, Coleen
Walter Kitty Gray, W1fl11d Parker.
I :~ce~~~e~arbl• !R :1a l~~ue Marble
Couraceoua Cit § Chiller Matinee
Unit Four W Realldades (R) A 12 part blfln
True Adventure aual Lalino public/cultural affairs
I Voice of Tokyo series that opens with a look al
Electric Cempany the 3rd Annual National Latino
l :JO (i1J lup Bunn7/ltoad· Media Coalition Conference held
runner Hour last April in San Antonio, Texas,
I U \6)(19) m Pink f'anther and-a dramat1zal1on ol Pedro Pit·
friends of Min tn's epic poem 1bout Puerto Rican
Dtn11b the Met1Kt hfe in New York City.
(~ ) (}) Tbt Lost Saucer I Rotler '"'"' Movie: (C) .. Dayton's Devils" 12:30 !'.rn Fat Albert
(dra) '68-l&Slie Nielsen. Rory Cal· lost In ~
houn, L11nie Kazan Three Stoo1es m Movl1; "Man In the Saddlt'' : Blac• Pe~ve on the News
(wes) '51 -Randolph Stott. Joan 1:00 0 ())(I) CBS Children's film
Leslie. festival (30m1n) "Me & You, Kan fID Milter R_!Jers' Ntl11tbothood earoo" An Aus1ralian boy does his
9:00 CJ Q) Cl) (IQ} m La n d o f t h e best to raise an orphaned baby
lest kangaroo, but discovers It is no D MevCe: "1iunman of the Rio easy task.. The film is from
Grandt" (wes) '65 -Guy Madison. Australia.
Su_eerm1n 00 Movie: "The Crime of Dr.
(ta! ) (])Adventures of Cll· forbts" (dra) '36 -Robert Kent.
• Gloria Stuart
c.utr, Mulk U <9 (j)) CI) Q) Ulldt Croc'1
C:.rn1t...,.1 8toct
t:lO @ (i) Stooby Doo ff) SaJ 19thcr: Natlonal Edition • ~ 0 ltu11, )H, Ru n f!) Sal y l'ltlenta
luve It to haver 1:30 B @ What's It All About
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER 12, lt70
8 Aarku:ture USA
Movie: (C) "l9dl11" (sd·fl) 71
-All-!!,pan1se cast. o <12! > ro m The Odd 1111 Couple
Movie: "Udy Without 1 Pass.·
porf' (dra) '50 -Htdy Lamfrr.
I T.hi1 Wttk In tht NFL @ Concern
The Tribal (Jt
U.S. llflvy
Z:JO Stepi to Ll•fftlna
The lr1h1worts
Combat
(Qf (i)) Q) Speed lutlJ
Outer Limits
A111erlc.ln Music Scent
6 Cducatloft at Wort
C.unhy ShowcaM
• Aarlculturt USA
3:00 list of tht Mohlc.liu
~ (Qt' CJ)) aJ Amtrlan Bind·
stand
I Nn Game of tht Week
Ebony Affair
Movie: (C) "Tra~ of the C.f'
(dra) '54. -Robert Mitchum. Tab
Hunter, Teresa Wrleht
O Movie
Q) Hich Cllt~Nll ~ Ci) Yoke of Aarlculture
~i Country Pl1ee
I Film Feature
Curucolendu
Saturday Matin«
3:30 Newsmaker1
Saturday
Movie: "Reap lht Wild Wind"
(dra) '42 -John Wayne, Ray Mil·
land, Suun Hayward, Paulette God-
dard
(i) Movie: "Mr. Hu" (com) '46 -
leo Gorcey & the Bowery Boys. O Water Wond "Bia Fish & W1ter
Skis" Host J1mes Franciscus t1kes
viewers t~ the Miami Seaquarium
where he hand-feeds 1iant sword·
fish, manta rays ind other danaer·
ous l1sh. later the cameras visit
Berkeley, California's International
• Ski Championships. Ci1 Tarzan Theatre m Movie: .. Go(' (sci·fi) '5-4 -
Richard Egan, Constance Oowlina.
@ ("3 Championship lowllna 9 Movie: (C) "Tht House on
Grttnapplt Road" (susp) '70 -
Christopher George, Janet Leifh. 9 Wilburn Brethen Show m Fanfarrla falcon
4:00 8 @(}) CBS Sports Sptdacular
(2hr) Events include: ''The Pan
American Games," from Mexico
City, Mexico; and "The Cham·
paane," race for 2-year-olds from
Belmont P11k, Elmont. N.Y.
S.mtr ~
b1t1 Feotbllf Hlrhflpb
It Takes A Tltl.t
"uul• loJ Show Porte• WaceMt ,..._
: '"'hat ( CJ)) AMto Radn1 Fll111
· Futbol So«tr
Mtdla
Yob of Acriailtvra
4:30 3 . Hopn's HtfOtl
Ma~ridl
1Na1hvlllt °" the Road C.llfo111ia ,..,,....,
Cl)) NFL &amt of thl Wff•
&rntest Sciorts Leatnds
Corou New
5:00 Cllll1an's Island U <9 CJ)) (]) al ABC's Wldt
World of Sclorts 0 Wiid Wild Wtst
@)News m "The Great Northfield,
*Minnesota Raid", with
Cliff Robertson and
Robert Duvall, 1st Run m Movie: (2hr) "Tht ,, .. t North·
rietd Mlnneset.I Raid" (wts) '72 -
Cliff Robertson, Robert Duvall.
I Nlaht &.fiery
Pop Goes the Country
Silent Film "The Unholy Three"
(1925) Lon Chlney st1rs.
5:JO CJ)®) @Cf) ..... I Addams fem~
Ottte Rascals Hour
I , • • • r , • •
&:ool ! ())~CJ) a> m...., • • News
I& Battles "Battle of the At·
lantic: Supply line to Freedom"
l.11t of the Wiid
M1vttkr
h0111ide
St.r Tttl
Melian Musicals
(j) National Geo1raplllc
Htt Haw
6:Jo (]) o <a Ci)> m,....
• MIC Ntw1 Cotlftftnct
6 Sammy & CompaAJ a Joe & Sons m Pop Goes the Collntry : tit Open Mind
' lo• dt MHlcO
• film featu11
My UttSe Martie
7:00 Candid C.llttft
larblry Coast
Tiie l1111e Is
(Continued) (tjt (()) Cl) GE NCAA Football "What's Communism All About?'' The lime for this aame is TENTA· Another ol lhe CBS informational --------------------------
TtV£. dependina on the lime and series for youn1 viewers, lhis one
locltlon of the 6th World Series eAplores the ori1in1I ideas and
91seball 1amt. If the baseball present realities of Communism as
1anit Is aired in the mornlnf, this well u lb evolution in Europe, Asia
1ame will be scheduled sometime and the Caribbean. CBS News cor·
in flle afternoon. Teams to be an respondent Christopher Glenn Is the
nounced. All pro1ramming is sub· reporter. and the program il\cludes
)ec:t to chanae without notice a trip to a arammar school in
(10) Wenfs-A·'°"'"' Leonia, New Jersey, where a presl I"* S.... Sttllt dent is btlnt elected in 1 one·
10:00 8 @CI) Cl) Shu.11111/tsb Hour party system-he has no opposition D CI Hll m I. J. ft d the -to demonstrate Whit •n election
"91M't el ._ ~ Is like in a Communi1t country.
ft utl(JALl Sltvttldo DIJ l'ar· 0 Mr. Chlpi M'f Stan Chambers Is host or this D Movie: (C) "Dawn at Sotono''
e fni. 84*1 Patt. (Wn) 'S4 -Rory Calhoun, Piper I.':'.: 1 ~ IL.au':;..N:.:,lcof.
,.. .... Tiit ""'"' .. s.fenlslt Movie : lafahan of Shah Abbas (R)
10:30 1U (6)@) m Wertwlnd Z:OO Ouaty's Treehouse
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8 '"''•• ftr Min that tllt ont, soMlon · .,,_, to c,....._, Let A.I• ''Th• bt aulddt. ·
Lady In the Tower'' A portrelt of 1 B ......_: (z..) ~ lMil"'
fire looltovt in h•r 20th MllOft, 111 (dra) '45 -Fred MacMun.y,
tlont 1t 6000 feet In th• Anltlt ()) ID ~ ,,.. Ille -...
N1tlone1 F0<est. D S.W:-A. T. BATTLES (i)IW..W~lt~W--· 119' * HIGH-JACK GANG ) l U<Ql(J))Cl)OJI. W. A. T.
• IWfHCI .... "Criss CfoSS" A flnandalfJ·nlfntd (}) QJ ~ tl•MnltOf' wflo ttd ttte heist of his NiwS own tledronics warthousa In .tlldl
: F1riq u.. two poliumen were st1in, pnltnda
. Hee Hew to 1ssist the police hwestl11tlon IO
Dr. Jlum liwasJM HMr he Cln silenc. Ille one IMf10ft who knows of his lrwoiv.rnent. 7:JO II Wlld W...W •f AMN1 "Prairie · I W1Mttlatt Doc Town" . E..., It .._...., D DM Ada•a' SctMll Test Ctltb· ,,... n.
rity ruests ,,.. M1rtln Miiner 1nd t :JO Q2) (I)(() M ~ ...
JoAnne Pflu1. A torridbllnd d•t• culminates In I Love Anltriut StJtt Carol Kester's marYll1• to • hind· Ltt'1 Mile A Dul some travel 1pnt.
Rotm l22 CD ee .. AIM
Tle1tpo S.btt tf fNMpo 10:00 IJ (Ill CJ) (j) CI re I h f H tt
1:00 1J ~Cf)({) Tiit .Jttfer1011S Lou· C1rol's special auut is M111I•
lse ind Geor1e's 1nnlvewry 1lmost Smith.
ends their m1rna1e when Georae D TONY FRANCIOSA IS
insists th1t Louise's weddina vows *"MATT HELM"·NEW!
include promlsln1 to love, honor. fJ <a ({)) Ci) m ... t t " •••
and "lie'' for her husb1nd. "Gime or the Century" A multi· D @ (6) Iii m Eturaucrl million dollu wlnner-llk ... 11 potier
"The lndired Method" Elaine Heil-rime drtws Matt Helm to Las
veil 1uests IS ~ p1r1medic tr1inee Veias 11rhen the sponsor of 1
11rho has • chip on her shoulder, m1them1tical cenius Is found sl1ln.
IS she works with G11e Ind De· 0 Mowit: (C) (10) "'Sl•i.al•"
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Staying in Shape:
The· Rigorous Steps
VIP's Are Taking
DAILY PILOT
I • OMN•.~UNTY, CAUFOllNIA ' .
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l OW' predictton. for ow economic fulwe on ranlfl
optima.tic. 11 there no tip of ~' or
laope for dae fvtureP-A.S. Kf'aoil~ Brooklgn, N.Y.
• I used to be criticiud for being too optimistic. Now it's
the reverse. We Americans live in a wort<l in which all the
o countries a.re bargaining in their own interests, while·
FOR EILEEN FORD
At a career woman, wife and mother, how do you keep 10
trim and bealthy?-Mn. Jane ~eany, South Rive,, N.J.
• 10e secret is not very complex. ( 1) Allow enough time
to exercise daily, even .. if it means getting up a half-hour
earlier. (2) Diet, as well as daily weidtlng. must become a
way of life. (3) NeveT become so tired that it shows on your
face. ( 4 ) Relaxation is important-even if it's jwt a long
soak jn the tub (with lots of bubbles) on Saturday
afternoons.
FOR 0 . /. SIMPSON, &IDT of the Buffalo Bflh
After your 2,003-yard year and your TV exposure, I think
you symbolize pro football. How do you feel about it?-
J .J. Connolly, Durham, N.C.
• I don't agree. When I travel around the country, people
tend to associate me with the "Superstars" show as much
us pro football. Joe Namath is still Mr. Pro Football.
FOR TAYLOR CALDWELL
I was disappointed to hear that your 1972 marriage ended
in divorce. Would you ever marry again, even though you
are in your 70's?-D.J. Sullivan, Brighton, Mass.
•Yes, I would. This is one woman who needs a husband to
be head of the house and manage things and bring order out
of chaos-or maybe the reverse, wruch is more interesting.
FOR HALE IRWIN, U.S. Open champ in '14
I'm told a National Open championship brings the winner
About a million dollan in side bene6ts. How did you make
out?-Jack Miller, Austin, Teus
• It didn't mean any million dollars for me. I ~ot a few
endorsements which paid about $10,000, and thats all.
FOii THE "ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR
I u w Alice Faye in "Good News" at New Yortc's Westbury
Music Fair and I wonder why she stopped making movies.
Wb.t's the inside story?-H. Herman, Moosey, N.Y.
e Without waiting to padc, she wallc.ed off a movie set in
disgust back in 1945 and has been baclc only once since
then. She made D brief comeback In 1962 in -state Fair,"
was sorry she did, and·ldssed movies good-by. She decided
to headline as Mrs. Phil Harris in.stead. None of the oHers
during her "retirement" appealed to her, until "Good News ..
came along. ("My children and grandchildren were grown,
and I didn't feel I was deserting them," said Alice.) 'The
fact that none of her musicals won an Oscar still rankles:
'We were used! When those old movies were sold to 1V
nnd made millions, \Ve didn't get a cent-not even an old
r~I of film for a souvenir."
Cover PhoCo by Ian V•oOh•f'l/Tr•ntworld
we put our own national interest la.st. 1 see no sigru of bn-
provement while this unrealistic stance continues. But I'm
confident we11 see an improvement once we learn to stand
up to oil countries, and once we ask Russia what she can do
for us In return for our letting her eat at our table. Actually.
fm very hopeful about the future, but not because I expect
thlnga to get better by themselves as a bonus for our faithful
attendance at the wishing we11.
FOR RONALD RE/.CAN, formeT CooemM of Calif.
What qualities do you rep.rd a1 most important in a
Coveroor?-Cyula Ho&mao, Watabury, Conn.
•A govemor, OT any other officeholder, should make every
decision on the assumption that he will never seek office
again. This doesn't mean he definitely won't seek it, but
that he must never malce a decision on the basis of how it
might affect voters in the next election. The prope-r basis is
that ft be for the good of the people.
FOR BILL HUDSON of The Hud8on Brothe,,
Has any of you ever fallen for another brother's girl?-
R.B., DecatUI, lll.
• We have too much respect for each other to do that. If
we did, it wouldn't go beyond the .. thought" stage. Brett is
going out with a super ghl right now, but Mark and I would
never dream of stealing heT away. If the three of us are out,
and we see a nice girl, we draw lots to decide who makes
the pitch. Sometimes the three of us go together and kid
around about which one she wants.
FOR PHYLLIS DILLER
How often do you go to the haird.resser?-Penny Bero,
Green Bay, Wis.
•Never.
FOR REP. SAMUEL STRATTON (D-N. Y.)
One of the criticisms of your proposal that women be ad-
mitted to West Point is that if a woman got pregnant, she
could not rul6JI her 6ve-year commitment after graduating.
How do you answer that?-Joanna Banker, Amherst, N.Y.
• This doesn't happen often among women in the armed
forces. Male graduates are sometimes prevented from ful·
filling their commitments, too. I trunk women who are mo-
tivated enough to put up with the rigors of a service
academy will have enough self-discipline to carry out th~ir
l'Ommitment.
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.. How We Keep Fit"
Surprising, Rigorous and
Heart-Thumping Wft)'S
Famous People Keep In Shape
A8 t.ol d t.o OtarlN M e rrill Dowdem
Recently, FAMILY WEEK.LY
u ked a host of well-
known people of various
agea.-all rem.ark.able for
their health and vitality-what
they do to keep in shape. The
celebrities answered with lists,
sermons, lectures, daily ached-
~ul~ven poetry! Here they
are-actors, athletes, musicians.
savants--sbaring with you their
daily exercise regimens.
DR. JOYCE BROTHERS
"My exercise is swimming.
When I'm home, I do 80 to 100
laps per day in an Olympic-size
pool. You know, exercise is the
best tranquilizer around. Stud-
ies have been made comparing
the electrical activity in the
muscles before and after exer-
cise and before and after dosage
with one of the most frequently
prescribed tranquilizera. Elec-
trical activity in the muscles is
an objective way to measure a
person's nervousness. It wu
found that alter 15 minutes of
exercise, the electrical activity
' in muscles declined by 20 per-
cent and continued declinina
for an hour. The traoquilizina
drug, used on the same pcnoo,
produced very little diff ereoce
an electrical activity in the
muscles."
4 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Ocltober 12. 1t15
KATHARINE HEPBURN
"Don't Get Fet"
"Here's my advice for stay-
ing healthy, in list form:
( 1) Don't gel faL (2) Sleep
enough. (3) Don't put thinp
off. ( 4) Exercise out of doon.
in any weather and every day.
( S) Learn to do things that
don't COil anything. (6) Tell
the truth."
CHARLTON HESTON
"Enrd8e Should Be
Torture"
.. An actor's principal tool is
his body. Like an athlete. an
actor can't give bis best unless
he's in good physical condit.ion.
Even if he's playina a man in a
wheelchair, an actor must be in
top shape to give his maximum
performance. I keep in shape
mainly by runnina-not merely
joging-two miles a day oo
Mulhollaod Drive in the Holly-
wood Hills near my home. I
a.llo swim and do stretching ex-
eteila, and I play tennia every
day I can. But thinp like ten-
o.il are fun, aod I think if exer-
ciae is going to do any good,
it must be bard work. Running
ii torture for me. I keep on run-
nina because I want to keep on
working."
MUHAMMAD ALI
A Pomt to PhJ9lcai Atn111
.. How do I keep in shape?
you aat.,
rll tell you, man, it's DO eaay
tut;
I never drink and I never smote,
And you can bet I don't gamble
OD dope.
I run, and sometimes carry
a weight,
To help get rid of the extra
freiatit.
U you like to cal, and are
lazy too,
Then there's a lot you'll have
to undo;
And if you really want to
bustle,
You ouatit to try the Ali
sbuftle.
But the best exercise, if you
are able,
Ia to firmly push away from
the table."
"My Other
'Conversl on'-
to Fitness"
BILLY GRAHAM
.. Physical fitoesa, to me, is
good boulekeeping. This won-
derful mechanism called the
body is a marvel of muacles,
nerves, arteries and tissuo-the
mott amazing piece of ena.i-
neerina in the uruverae. Lite
lesser machines, it requires care
and maintenance. It is traaic
that one of the most aftluent
societies in the world, the U.S.,
bu one of the poorest records
of physical health. Somehow,
we have lost respect for the
importance of health.
"About 20 yea.rt ago I took
a look at myself in the mirror
and was datrea.ed al what I
saw. My stomach had begun to
protrude, my color wu pale
and wan, my posture wu be-
ginning to sag. In that moment
I bad a 'coovenioo' of sorta, to
a sensible program of physical
Atnea which bu prevailed to
this day-and it was one of the
important decisions of my life.
"Rardy a day goes by that I
do not jog up the mountain
road where I live, with half of
·it up a steep grade. Even though
I have bad a 20-year problem
with hiali blood pressure, I be-
lieve this exercise bu length-
ened my life by several years.
In addition to getting strenuous
exercise daily, I do bend-oven
and push-ups in my room. Abo,
CAPTAIN JAMES A.
LOVELL
Fonner MlronllUt md
helld of the Prellclent'•
Council on Ph'*9f
Rtnea Md Sporta -1•1 Involve lly FemllJ''
"It would be nice if I could
report that I decided to keep
myself fit because of some mar-
velous inaight or noble impulse.
But that isn't the way it hap-
many ti.ma I carry dumbbells
for arm aod hand exercila,
and when poaib&e. I swim half
an hour a day.
-roo many people exercise
sporadically. This ii a mistake.
It not ooly does little ~ in
my eatima.tioo. but it is actually
dangerous to eopae in violmt
exercise unlas your body is
conditioned for it.
"I don't think the kind of ex-
ercise is important. I do belieft
it is important to brine moat of
the body's muscles into play in
the exercise program. Even·
ruDJling in a fixed position
(which I do wheo weather or
cin:umstancel prevent me from
exercising o ut-of-doon) is
good. I have a friend who rum
up and down the stain forty or
fifty times • day. The important
thing is to act the old •ticter'
chugging aod the blood ·mov-
ing through thole arteries to
make the body come alive."
pened. For more than 2S yean.
from my daya as a midlbipman
throuah my career u a Navy
pilot and astronaut, 'stayiq in
shape' was part of the job de-
acriptioo. U you werco't ftt.
someone toot-·your place.
"It wu only p-adually,, over
a period of yean, that I bepn
to associate physical fttnea
with anythioa other than being
able to fty the ship and survive
the mission. U I had ·anytbloa
resembling an i.mpiration. it oc-
curred duri.na the 14 da)'I I
spent aboard Gemini 7, unable
to move about. with weipt-
lesmea relierins my body ot
the oecaaity of supportiq it-
tdf. The rapid dderiontioo in
my physical cooditioa wu a
cruh ClOW1e in the eueotial
nature of exucise.
.. Ute molt Americalll, I pro-
fer exercise that is enjoyablo--
aailing, lkiing, teDJlis. ·aolf and
Continu~
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"How"'-''~ Fit"
Co~
oCbcr IO-Clllled 1eiaun:' or 'life-
time' IP.C)ltl. AJtbouab I WU
never a peat athlete, I am
fairly pro&icnt in acveral of
these activities. I bad cou.na in
junaJe, daert and ocean sur-
vival. I have flown al.molt every-
thi.na that will fty, from COD-.
ventiooal aircia.ft· to Apollo 13
and bana gliden. I have learned
to sti, sail and akin-dive, and
l have played some of the rac-
quet sports. I practice these
sports whenever I can. and I
involve my family in them at
every opportunity. It's great
fun, but I doo't kid myself that
it is, by itself, a great filDcls
program .
.. Lei'• fece tt, ttwee «four
........... JOU need'° -
Ollt ....... and run « 8Wlm
80me ...,., knock off aome
alMlpa and puttM.lpe. and dO
all ....,.. • ..., • .........,, .
....... ..... It ... '° get your
hNrt Ind lwtg11 pumping. I
probably don't like it any better
than you do, but I 40 it. U you
know what's good for you (and
I mean that in a frieodlY way),
you'll do it. too."
PAT BOONE
.. A _Clean Con8Clence"
"fm asked all the time, 'How
do you manage to ·stay so
youngr I inf er from that that
they expect me to look old, but
rm flattered, so I give a seri-
ous answer. I always say it's
three things: lots of milk. tots
of exercise and a clean con-
science. Peoplt can understand
the milk. which has to do with
a balanced, healthy diet. They
can understand the exe«:i.se
part, too-I jog, play tennis and
basketball, work with weights,
do physical and competitive
things all the time. But the
third part-about the 'clean
conscience'-puzzlea folks.
How can anybody today have
a clean oooscience?
"Ah, but therein lies the se-
cret ot real health. I know
where to go to get my con-
science clN1tftL I tum to my
religion. Because. you acc. to
be free of guilt and its accom-
panying tensions, is to be eter-
nally healthy. That's my 'secret'
and I recommend it heartily."
LAWRENCE WELK
"It's Hard to Beat DMClng"
"My farm train.int made me
an early riser from the days of
my boyhood. My day starts at
about S: 30 A.M., without the
help of an alarm clock or a
'wake-up call.' After a shower,
I swim a few lengths in our in-
door heated pool. Another
shower, and by this time break-
fast is ready. If it's still lOO
early to go to the office, I may
bit a few golf balls into a net
rigged up in our backyard.
"Sometimes after a light
lunch. I try to get lo the Bel Air
Country Club for some golf. I
oftentimes wish 1 had dis-
covered golf much earlier. I'm
convinced that sports, like mu-
sic and work habits, are best
learned at a very young age.
"As for exercises other than
golf and swimming, I have an
electric powered Exercycle (a
70th birthday gift from our Mu·
sical Family). And, of course,
when it comes to healthful, en-
joyable exercise, 1 find it hard
to beat dancing. As. I'm sure
many of you already know, I
manage to ind~lge in thi,s pleas·
ant pastime at every opportu·
nity. I'm convinced that a life-
time of dancing lively polkas
and leisurely waltzes has been
instrumental in keeping me in
what the doctors tell me is re·
markable physical cooditioo for
my age. And I assure you,
pbysi~l fitness is extremely im·
portant--even for a man wbo5e
chief contribution to our show
is only an occasional 'wunoer-
ful, wunnerful' or
'a-one and a-two.' "
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the right of way. lonesomeness. anxiety, frustration, and
5. When a man yields the right of way mental or emotional cooftict.
to a woman driver, it often bas nothing 4. True. If he carefully avoids metting
to do with chivalry. your eye, be•s sending you a message
8. One of the most deadly types of which translates: .. rm taking the right
accidents is the hfad-on collision on the of way-period. And you•d better not
open road. You can protect yourself try to take it. because you can't tell ii
from the accident-prone driver comiu&.--_I really don't see you or if rm just
toward you by simply fticlring a switch. pretending.'" This is borne out by traffic
studies conducted~ Tufts Univenity.
ANSWERS
1. False. Studies have demonstrated
that, in many cases, drivers with above-
average skill in car bandliog have more
crashes and traffic violations than the
general population. Auto accideot-
prooeness is, as QDe leading authority
points out. "a personal idiosyncrasy
that predisposes certain individuals to
a relatively high accident rate." Studies
show that people most likely to have
such accidents tend to have specific
characteristics in common, including
unhappy marriages, many changes in
occupation, a chip-on-the-shoulder atti-
tude. And they are given to impulsive
action. particularly in stress situations.
A further characteristic: .. Anti-atti-
tudes"-a negative outlook..-
2. Tru~. In studies conducted by a team
of specialists at the Neurological Oinic,
Univenity of MUnster (West Ger-
many). case histories arc cited of per-
sons who .developed serious depr~ions
"following accidents, the majority ot
which were car accidents." These per-
5. True. A university study of American
attitudes toward women driven sug-
gests that many men are inclined to
give women driven the right of way
largely because they think of them as
"unpredictable," and fed that failing to
yield to them might result in an acci-
dent. Howeve.r, studies conducted by
University of London behavior special-
ists of traffic patterns in both city.. and
rural areas showed that .. female driven
yielded to male drivers almost as much
as male driven yielded to them."
8. True. A team of Indiana University
investigators conducted a study in
which .. photographic recordings were
made of the position of oncoming
automobiles on the open highway in
the daytime-with and without head-
lights displayed on the camera car ...
Piodinas: Oncoming can occupied a
saf Cf' zooe oo their side of the road
when the camera car had its lights oo.
Conclusion: 011comint drivers are
more alert wlten tlrey /au approaching
lteotlligltu ;,.
tit• daytime.
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wo of our sreatest heroes are
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. yieldioa to the Biceotena.iaJ spirit this
year by speodina Columbus Day visit-
ing Oeorae Washington's birthplace.
When most people thlok of George
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oo the Potomac River, 38 miles cast of
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and Jivestock.
At the birthplace, an authentic 18th
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wanted to share it. Herc arc the recipes
we were served-translated into a more
modem version for your convenience.
11TH CENTURY DINNER
from a.ot'ge WHhington Blrthpl.ce
,,,., c;o.,, ..
Oyster Soup
Poeched Bluefllh wlltl Caper Sauce
Spft-Roue.d Venleon Spf t-Aouted HMt
Aoeet Potatoee
Slewed ParMipe
UllM 8Nns and 8WMt COm
Winter Gerden 8aled Sally Lunn Breed
Scuppernone Wine
Second Course
Sytlabub
Freeh Fruit "-lalns
84'gar CaU. GingerbfMd s .... PotlllO ,..
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OYSTER SOUP
1 qt. ema11 ore..,. and 11quor
1 cupwat.r
1 cup dry white wine
~ •••poonllllt
" leeepoon ...,.... ......
1 ...... e>Non, P"led and ........ " 1 leMpOOft ..... ,...
o .... ground dowee
D .... ground nutMeg °' tMCe
4 whole bl-* ,....,..
~ cup UMlfted ~flour
\4 lb. butter °' "'8f'9Wlne
1cupheny c .....
2 •9Cbowiee. chopped
2eggJQlka
1 ao.. ........ bt'Md. allced and touted
1. Strain oysters and liquor. Pour oys-•
ter liquor mto 2-qt. saucepan, reserve
oysten.
2. Add water and ~ cup white wine
to oyster liquor, along with saJt, thyme,
onion, lemon peel, cloves, nutmeg and
black peppers. Heat to boiling, stir,
reduce beat and simmer for S minutes.
3. Pat oysters well with paper towels.
Toss oysters with flour, coating well.
4. H~t butter in larae skillet. Add oys-
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ters and fry until golden brown on both
aides. Add oysters and butter to oyster
liquor mixture.
5. Combine remaining white ' wine,
heavy cream, anchoviea and egg yolks.
Beat with wire whisk until weU-
blended.
I. Gradually add wine-cream mixture
to hot oyster liquor. Heat until soup
comes juat to boiling point.
1. Place a touted Italian bread slice
into bottom of each soup bowl. Ladle
hot soup over toast.
Mak~s J qt., 6 to 8 .rervings
POACH~D BLUEFISH WITH
CAPER SAUCE
3qlil.Wetef
2 cupe wMe wine
"'cupwtMgar ·--~ s whol• dowee
1 te8ep Don ult
1 M tb. blueft9lt
Yl cup bun. « ..,..nn.
St8bl11poona ~
2 •nc:hovlee. chopped p.,...,.,...
O...nge ellcee
lAmon •llcee
1. In fish poacher or Dutch oven, boil
water and add wine, vinegar, allspice,
cloves and salt.
2. Lower whole fish into hot liquid and
return to boiling. Reduce heat to sim-
mer and cook 6 to 8 minutes per pound.
3. Make caper sauce: Heat butter until
melted, stir in 2 tablespoons capers and
anchovies.
4. Drain fish, lower carefully onto serv-
ing platter. Pour hot sauce over fish.
Garnish with remaining 1 tablespoon
capers, parsley sprigs, orange and
lemon slices. Makes 4 to 6 servings
SMOTHERED HAM
1 (14 lb.) fultr cooked twn, bone In
Yl cup red currant jelly
2 tllblaapOOM p....,.,ed mustalCt
~ cup light brown euger, ftnNJ pecked
3 CUpe ftnely rolled Nf1ed Ct8Ckef'
crumbe
• tablHpOOM buttw or margarine,
maned
1. Preheat oven to 32S•f . Place ham,
fat side up, on rack in shallow roasting
pan. Bake ham .OOut 2 hours, allowing
10 to 1 S minutes per pound, or until
meat thermometer reaches 13o•F.
2. Remove ham from oven and cut off
rind. Tum up oven to 425°F.
3. In small saucepan, heat currant jelly,
mustard and brown sugar, stirring un-
til smooth. Spread over ham.
4. Combine cracker crumbs and melted
butter. Pat evenly onto ham. Return
ham to oven and bake about 15 min-
utes, or until crust is lightly browned.
Mabs I 2 to 16 servings
BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL
CONTINUED ON PAGE HI
NOTICE
Family Weekly "Family Favorites"
Recipe Contest
Your oftt'Wheimlng rHponae to our "Family FavorftH"
Recipe Contest makH It necessary for us to postpone the
announcement of winners until our November 16 Issue.
12 • FAMll.Y WEEKLY. <Ktober 12, 197$
A Celebrity~
Diek Van Dyke:
'9rm No Great Chef-
But Yoo'D Love --
My 'hi Plttata~!"
By Dlek V •• Dyke
In conversation with Helen Dorsey
I 've never been a bachelor. I went
from my mother's arms fight into
marriqe. As far as cooking for
myself is concerned. it's generally
been a disaster! Only on occasion do
I coot. And when .I do, it's something
very, very simpl.e. But I do make a·
veal piccata that is the best ever. I try
to get a friend of mine, who bas an
Italian restaurant, to order me so9 .....
good. white Minnesota veal through'\
pwveyor. The secret is to beat the veal
paper-thm. rve got one of those rolled
hammen that leather worken use.
I put oilcloth on both sides of the veal
and beat it until the meat is thin and
even. Then I marinate it in fresh lemoo
juice. Cooked quickly in a lot of butter
and wine, it makes a wonderful meal
with hearts of palm salad.
My wife, Marjorie, also makes a
chicken kiev using a special combina-
tion of herbs mixed with butter. It takes
her all day. but it's so good!
We like to serve good food when
friends or family come to visiL That's
kind of a Midwestern tradition. [Diet
grew up in Danville, Ill.) There's noth-
ina like the vegetables in the Midwest.
"llrltlled•ghlli
C.....llelltepenttwo
.. ID In Iowa vllltlng
... MendL ...., •
....,beenona,.....,
before. 9M Oallld .. up
................ out
and pic*8d com Md
ooobcl H "9111 ...,. I
...., 1m9w com talM .. ,,,.,,, ..
My little daughter Came Beth spent
two weeks in Iowa visitin.a some
f rieods. She's never been on a farm
before. She called us up and said, "We
went out and picked com and cooked
it right away. I never knew com tasted
like tha1!"
VEAL PICCATA
~ lb • ...a. cut Into ee91ope a '8bl•p a ow• fr-" ...._, Juice
2 tMl11paow. butter (or 1 t8bl..,aon
.... of butllf .... ollwe ol)
Seit .... pepper to .....
2 a.lllPDDM ...., CM' bMf boullon
ltllllupaa..•dttJwtwe.wlne
4to51emonllce9
1 '8bl11poon Minced ,,...,. pinier
Of' cepent
1. Pound veal until very thin. Place
veal scallops in shallow dish. Rub 2
tablespoons fresh lemon juice into veal;
let veal marinate several minutes.
2. Melt butter in large skillet. Shake
off lemon juice from veal. Quickly
brown veal on both sides in bot butter.
S. Season tightly with salt and pepper.
Add remaining lemon juice, water and
wine. Top with lemon slices. Cover.
simmer 1 or 2 minutes.
4. Remove to heated serving platter.
Continued on page 16
FAMILY WEEICL.Y, OCIOOer 12, 1175 • 11
Make chicken salad easy as
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Boned
Chicken.
Open a can of Swanson Boned
Chicken instead of tuna. Now
taste it. Those tender. delicious
chunks of chicken are already
cooked and ready to eat. No won-
der chicken salad is so Quick. easy
to make ... and so inexpensive.
Chunky Chicken Salad. Try it.
Chunky Chicken Salad
1 can (5 ounces) 8'Nan9ocl Boned % cup chopped cucumber
O\icken or Tutkev. cut up 1 tablespoon chopped pimiento
% cup sliced celery Mayonnaise, Lettuoe. Tomato wedges
In bowt. lightly toss
chicken. oefery. ~
ber. and pimiento. O\llt.
Before serving, toss
with enough mayon-
naise to moisten wefl.
Arrange on lettuce.
Garnish with tomato
wedges. Makes about
1% cups.
S•ndwlch v•rl•Uon:
Prepare salad mixture
as directed. For each
sandwich cover toasted
whtte bread slice with lettuce. tomato slices. 8IMad mixture and sec-
ond slice of toast. Salad
mixture makes about
1 >'l CUQ8 filling for sand-
wiches.
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Continued from page 12
STEWED PARSNIPS
2 tbL .,.,.,..,.. peeMd Md ellced
Salt
Bolllng ....,
2 leaepoone butler or m11rg•rlne
2 teaspoone ftour
Duh ground ginger
DMh whHe pepp9t"
1 cup heavy CtUnl i
1. Cook parsnips in boiling salted water zj
about IS minutes or until tender; drain.
2. Jn medium saucepan, melt butter, i
add Hour and stir until smooth. Add ..,
ginger and white pepper. Stir in' heavy
cream. Heat, stirring constantly until
sauce comes to boiling point.
3. Pour sauce over parsnips, toss lightly
and serve. Ma/us 6 savings
LIMA BEANS AND SWEET CORN
2 pkp. (10 u....&z•) fronn llma beaM
2 pkge. (10 oL•lx•) fro~•n cut com
Bolling ......
Slllt
1 tablHpoon butter or rurgartne
1 cup heavy cre11m
Duh ground bl•ck ~,
1. In large saucepan, cook lima beans
and corn together in boiling, salted
water according to package directions,
then $tin.
2. Season with butter, cream and pep-
per. Spoon into heated serving dish.
· Makes 8 servings
SALLY LUNN BREAD
~cup wann wat•r (105°F to 115°F)
1 pkg. activ• dry Y•Ht
1 cup warm milk
'h cup eottened rurgarine
~cup augar
21 .. apoonsaalt
3egga..w.tl-beaten
(at room temperature)
5¥1 to I cups untitled all·purpc>M fkM.lr
1. Measure · warm water into large
warm bowl. Sprinkle in yeast. stir until
dis.solved.
'
Diek
·van
.Dyke
Continu~d
-from pagt! J 3
Top with remaaruog sauce. Garnish
with parsley or capel'$. Serve at once.
Oreat with hot cooked rice.
Makes 2 serving1
ti • FAMILY WEEKLY, Ocilo~r 12. 1975
lna.rtor of the out-kitchen et George
WaaNngton Blrthplece.
2. Add milk, margarine, sugar, salt and
eggs. Stir in 3 cups flour. Beat until
well-blended, about 1 minute.
3. Stir in enough remaining ftout to
n\ake a soft dough. Cover aocl' let rise
io warm place, free from draft, until
doubled in bulk, about 1 hour.
4. Prepare weU-greased, floured 10-
inch tube pan or two 9x5x3 )nch loaf
pans.
5. Stir dough down; put in baking pan.
Then cover and let rise in warm place,
free from draft, until doubled in bulk,
about 1 hour.
8. Bake large loaf at 400°F about 30
minutes, or until done. Bake small
loaves at 37 5 ° P about 30 minutes, or
until done. Remove from pans and
cool on wire racks.
Mak.es 1 large loaf or 2 small loaves
SYLLABUB
(A WhlpP!d CtHM end Wine OHMf1)
1 qt. heavy c,._, ohlUed
s cups sherry
14 cup a.mon Juice
~cup auo«
1. Crull large mixing bowl and beaten
of electric mixer in refrigerator.
CHICKEN KIEV
~ cup butter or IMl'PriM
\4t blbl•p o on chopped ,.,...,
\4t blbl•llP o on chopped cMwee 1 •••IP a on teMon luloe • cNcUft ..,...... boned
.... Md ,,..,,., ground bledl .,..,,...
2 cupe tine dry brMd cnmba , ......... .,.,....
3 lablSllPOOM ....,
Oltor....,,,..
1. Blend butter, panley, chives and
lemon juice in small bowl. Refrigerate.
2. Meanwhile, place chicken breasts
between 2 pieces of wu paper; pound
well to flatten. Remove paper; sprinkle
2. Pour cream into chilled bowl and
whip with chilled beaten until stiff.
3.. Slowly beat in 2 cups ot sherry and
"" cup lemon juice. Oradually add
SUjU.
4. Pour about 1 tablespoon of remain·
ing sheny into small glaasa. Spoon on
syllabub, piling high in each gla.u.
Maka about 3 qt.r., J 6 to 20 servlngi
SUGAR CAKES
1 oup buder (2 tdc*a = li lb..)
1~plue2 lMllllSIDO,. -(14. la.)
~ ... lllllDft ~ -... JOlb
1911"""9
• QIP9 u...-..d ~ now (1 lb.)
1. Preheat oven to 350°F •
2. In larae bowl,. cut butter into small
pieces with putry bleDder. Add sugar
and mace, work with pastry blender
until well-mixed..
3. Add cU yolks and egg white, stir
with wooden spoon until well-mixed.
4 •. Add ftour, work with hands until
flour is blended and dough is a smooth
paste. Divide dough into portions.
5. On lightly floured board. roll out
portions of dough. one at a time, to
· ~-inch thickness. Cut with 2-inch
cookie cutter. Place on uogreased
cookie sheets and bake about 13 min-
utes until pale gold.
Maku about 7 doz.en
Editor'• Note: Sugar cakes are fine
just plain, but we like to brush them
with egg white and sprinkle lightly with
sugar just before baking.
GINGERBREAD
2\4 cupe &melfted Ml-purpoee flour
2 a.eapoone ground aJ..-
1 te•poonult
1 leaepoon baking powder
1 leeepoon baking eoda
1 cuptnol .....
~ cup flrmlJ pecked Ngltt brown .,..,
l1t cup butter ot margartne
~cup mlfk
1 ... llghtlJ be•t.n
1. Preheat oven to 3S0°f. Prepare
well-greased, lightly floured 9-inch
with saJt and pepper.
S. Divide seuoned butter into 6 por-
tions. Place portion of butter in center
of each breast. Fold short ends of
breasts into center; then fold in Jidea.
Secure with wooden toothpicks.
4. Add water to egp and mix.
5. Coat each rolled breast with bread
crumt>I. Dip into cg and water mix-
tu~ then in bread crumbs., coating
well. Chill one hour. a. Heat oil in deep Cat fryer·to 365.F.
Carefully lower breasts into bot oil.
Fry 8 minutes., or until golden brown.
Drain on paper towels, and serve.
Molct1 6 servings
square cake paa.
2. In a large bowl, mix ftour, einger,
salt. baking po.,-der and soda; set aside.
3.. In a medium saucepan heat toaethor
moluaes, sugar and butter just un.til
butter melts. Remove from beat. Stir
in milt and egg.
4. Make a well i.n center of flour mix-
ture and pour in moluaea mixture. Mix
thoh>ughly until well-bleaded..
S. Pour into cake pan. Bake for about
SO mmutes, or until a cake tester in-
serted in the center coma out clean.
8. Cool in pan o& wire rack for 10
minutes. Tum out of pan onto rack
and cool completely.
Maka one 9-i~h cake
Editor'• Note: Just great as is, but to
,.. make gingerbread fancy, bake cake for
40 minutes; decorate surf ace with
about 16 whole blanched almonds..
then return to oven and bake about JO
minotcs fonger, or until cake teats done.
SWEET POTATO PIE
Unbeked peatry for one ~ ........
2 4*'9 (Nb. 91u) •WMt polalOee
In .,,...,. dr8lned
3 .... ,ollm and ............. ltted
\4t cup""" y, cupaugm
2 t.MIHpoona butter or ....,....nn.,
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1 t111poon pure ...-. ntrMt
1 .... poon ground ... pa
~ teeepoon ground nuflMO
YI tee8poonull
1. Preheat oven to 400•p. Line 9-inch
pie pan with pastry and ft.ute ed,e.
2. Mash sweet potatoes in an electric
blender or with a potato masher.
3. In a large mixing bowl combine po-
tatoes with egg yolks, milk, sugar,
melted butter, vanilla. allspice, nutmeg
and salt. Mix well.. ·
4. Beat egg whites until stiff, but not
dry. Fold into sweet potato mixture.
Tum into pie shell.
5. Bake for about 40 to 50 minutes..
Pie i5 done when a koif e inserted into
center comes out clean.
Maku one 9-inch pi«
HEARTS OF PAUi SALAD
1 ... (1 •• , ..... °" ....... cHJled ...........
Crlap ro .. 1ne a.ttuce ...._
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wlneg8r, opeloMI
2 '81Jl11poona c:MppM ...... ..,.. .....,..
llotled lotf.alolte ~ .....
1. Cut hearts of palm into lengthwise
1trips. Place on crisp lettuce leaves.
2. Garnish with olive slices, green
peppercorns, a sprinkle ol salted nuts
and paprika. Serve with Italian clress-
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By Cheryl Bruhn -as told to Ruth L. McCarthy
M y poor mother! She tried just
about everything to get me to
Jose weight. Talks with our family
doctor, reducing pills, the Stillman
diet, the Atkins regime, sessions at
Weight Watchers, promises of beau-
tiful clothes-even insults about my
fat. But all her efforts ended in my
eating more. So by the time I was 16
years old, I weighed 210 pounds.
Actually I started building up
my layers or fat at the age of 12. I
put enough cookies, candy and ice
cream on my hips, stomach and
thighs to make me waddle like a
duck. My twin-brother , Joe, was so
ashamed or the way I looked, he
wouldn't e ven ~alk with me. And as
for gym class, 'it threw me into a
panic every wet-k. We wore shorts
and I ha ted the thought of every-
body staring at me.
Then came the time of my
eighth grade graduation. I had such
a terrible time finding a dress that
Mom and I had to go to every store
in Phoenix. Arizona (near my home
in Scottsdale). But not even a girdle
could get me into anything, except
old-lady styles. That's when a friend
of my mother's suggested a matemi-
ty shop. I was so heartbroken, I
cried. But that's where I found my
dress.
With aJI that grief I still didn't
learn to control my appetite. And
freshman year in high school, I be-
came totally introverted. It wasn't
until sophomore year that I realfaed
nobody could change my life but me.
And to do that I had to lose weight.
Fortunately, right after one of
those thoughtful moments, I saw a
woman on television talking about
Ayds"' Reducing Plan Candy. Since
Ayds contained no drugs, I went to
the drugstore and bought some of
the chewy vanma caramel kind. I
didn't tell Mom what I'd done, be-
cause I didn't want to disappoin~her
a gain.
Well, I took Ayds as directed
and they really helped me cut down
on what I ate. By the third week on
the Ayds plan, I'd lost nearly eight
pounds. That's 'when I told my
moth~r. I don't know who was more
excited-she or I!
By the middle or the summer,
I'd lost 50 pounds on the Ayds plan.
A neighbor, who'd watched me lose,
sa.id to my mother: "She's a new
girl! As soon as the weight came off,
her mouth opened up." And she was
right. I was no longer an introvert.
When I wen t back to school in
the fall, I was even slimmer. If I do
say so myself, I created quite a sensa-
tion that first day. My science teach-
er. didn't even recognize me. But my
brother's friends sure noticed me. Of
course, now that I'm 125 pounds, Joe
is proud to be seen with me-par-
ticularly since I have a whole ¥W
junior-size wardrobe.
Now. there's just one thing I
want to say for the benefit of any
young people with a weight problem.
You have tQ stop finding excuses for
not losing weight. When you do, as I
did at 16, there's no better or more
pleasant way to take off pounds than
on the Ayds plan.
BEFORE AND AFTER
MEASUREMENTS .
Before After
Height ........... 5'3%" .. 5•314 H
\Veight ........... 210fbs .. 125lbs.
Bust ............ .41" .... 34~"
Waist ............ 39" .... 25"
Hips ............ .44" .... 36H
Dress (Maternity). 18 ..... 9·11
Here I am ot 16 year• and 210 pounds-wearin1 a maternity blorue. It waa-the only thing that fit! Now, here I am one y«Jr later. at 126 po&Ullb. I wu vialin6 a uni-
versity, and tlaanb to my beU.. alim, lou of IUY• iaw me the eye.
StarCltflt
H e ·s bald, barrel-
chestcd. small hipped.
a bit jowly, with a
nose that starts in the
middle of his frown and ex-
tends downward like an awnins
over his Cull upper lip. His
whole head-dominated by
piercing dark eyes beneath
craggy eyebrows-settles into
the curve of his thick shoulders
almost without . the hesitation
of a neck. Until I met with him
recently face to face, I had not
quite understood the terrific
maanetism Aristotle (Telly)
Savala.s can exert on people.
Now, here I was, confronted by
Kojak himself, and I was team-
ing fast ...
FAMILY WEEKLY: How did
the name •"Telly" oome about?
TELLY: It was impossible for
the other children to say Aris-
totle. I am not sure they even
wanted to. They had such fun
calling me other things. To give
you an idea of how they re-
acted, they labeled me ·•Kelly
the Greek."
FW: Do you come from a large
family?
TELLY: I had four brothers
and one sister.
FW: Were any of them so oobly
named?
TELLY: I have a brother Con-
stantine Socrates, who is head
of the lnf ormation Service with
the U.S. Embassy in Greece,
and a brother named Theodore
Pruiteles, who is a teacher at
Athens University. And, of
coune, George (he was chriJ..
tcned Demosthenes) plays my
sidekick, Stavros, on the show.
FW: He has quite a head of
hair ...
TELLY: And I don't. eh? lf I'd
Jet mine grow, rd look just like
that. Now you know why 1
shayejJ off.
FW: What made you decide to
denude your head?
TELLY: Director George Ste-
vens wanted me to play Pontius
Pilate in .. The Greatest Story
Ever Told." He suggested it
might make the character more
interesting if I shaved my head,
and asked what did I think. I
shaved my bead.
FW: But why didn't you let it
grow back? AP
TELLY: l enjoy my bead. It's
lovely. I wear it with · great
11 •FAMILY WEEKLY. Oct~r t2, 11175
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Telly Savalas:
--1wasBorn
With a Romantle
Nature-And I'll
Carry It to My
Grave"
Film Md TV alar Sanlee: ·~t 9*f my heed.
I WMr It wttt. .............. BMldee, I haffn't
h8d time llo let my Mir grow."
By Peer .I. Oppenheimer
.. My father was a salesman. He
sold all sorts of things. Mainly he sold
enthusiaam •.•. My mother is an artist.
Sheu ... a bruah now. Before~when
I was growing up, it waa humanity."
aplomb. Besides. I've been so
busy since, l haven't had tjme
lo let my hair grow out.
FW: Since you are obviously
not the Tyrone Power-Robert
Taylor type of leading man, has
it surprised you that you have
come to be a sex symbol to
millions of viewen?
TELLY: Surprised? In what
way? I've always been that. And
I express this not to my fault or
to my credit. I was born with a
romantic nature and I'll carry
it to my grave.
FW: You sound as if you feel
it is an inherited quality ...
TELLY: My father was a ro-
mantic as well. He was an
extraordinary man.
FW: What did he do?
TELLY: He was a ~mao. He
sold all sorts of things. Mainly
he sold enthusiasm.
FW: And your mother?
TELLY: She is Christina Sa-
valas, a noted artist. She i1 using
a brush now. Before, when
we were growing up, it was hu-
manity. She's a compulsive per-
son. Artists tend to be compl\J-
sive. She's beautiful. Was Miss
Greece at the 1938 World's
Fair. She's also a wild chick.
A great lady.
FW: Were your parents from
Greece?
TELLY: They were born in
Greece, yes. And they spoke
Greek to us. My father used to
say, '"My children, 1 want you
to learn many languages so that
you can communicate with Jots
of people. But when you speak
to the gods, speak Grulc."
FW: How many languages can
you speak?
TELLY: Four or five. 1 get
along in many, but mainly by
using physical expression.a.
FW: Where were you born?
TELLY: In New York. We had
a very lively, stimulating hou.e-
bold filled with children, count-
less uocles and my grandpar-
ents. My grandmother lived to
be 107. My grandfather lived
to be over 90. He got married
when he was SJ. Twenty-four
children later. my father was
born. and there were three
more after him. And ooly two
sets of twins. My grandfather
thought that oo man should
marry before he was SO. I feel
the same way. And I am not
yet SO [he's reportedlv 491 . so
ConJlnued
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CorullllUd
all of my children to date are rehearsals.
[Telly's recent divorce from his wife Marilyn
ended twelve ycan of marriaae. Supposedly.
Lyn. as TeOy calls her. will act $,,000 a month
Warning : The Surgeon Gener8' Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoting fs Oangllrous to Yu Hllhh.
in alimony and SSOO a month support for each
of hil two youngest daughters. Telly is now go-
ina with anractive SaJly Adams.)
FW: How many children do you havc·r
TEU. Y: I have three daughten: Christina, who
is 23 and is attending Holyoke College. Penel-
ope, 12. and Candace, who is I I .
FW: Gteek families have the reputation of bc-
in1 very close. ls yours?
TEU. V: My mother and father always ill'e:Ded
that as long as they were alive. no matter how
old I was. I was still a child. And then they
s.a1d ... When we are. gone, you become the older
generatjon. All we ask of you is that you keep
your family together. Everything else-all the
money and fame in the wortd-i.s meaninaless
i{ the family falls apart.·•
FW: .. Kojak" has become so popular, you must
be doing very well financially al this point. 1-rc
you pleased with its success?
TEU.V: It has its negative sides, I'm part gypsy.
I love to travel. The producers know th.at rm
the reluctant "dragon" coming into work. They
knew that from the beginning when they tried
ta talk me into the series. I've made well over
30 movies in 11 countries since 196 l . The in-
centives had to be very great to comer me on
television. And they were! But I can't .say I'm
completely sue(:CSSful, be<:ause I don't like be-
"I want to put ~Into this .,...,.... the
qulity of ranle d•nle, glmnour end·
mMe-believe th8t It once NMt.''
ing in one place. I want to be in one place only
about six months out of the year. However, I
think I've adjusted.
FW: You didn't originally intend to~ an actor.
did you?
TELL V: Not at all. I am what you call a "late-
bloomer:· I was 35 before I found my way into
this creativity. For the majority of those tint
yean, I intended to be a psychiatris~ o pposed
to a psychologist.
FW: Why didn't you become one?
TELLY: I became totally disillusioned. I went
into it virgin-like. with all the dedication of
youth. And I found it had a synthetic quality.
It was intellectual speculation. The biggest
crook of all time was a guy named Sigmund
Freud who took a few intellectual expectations
and tried to make a science out ol an art form
that's used bl unemployed actors to titillate
themselves.
~: Did you ever go to a psychiatrist?
TEU.V: I grew up with one. ~y uncle was the
leading psychiatrist of the world.
FW: Did your study of psychology help you as
an actor?
1EL1.V: Absolutely not. I enjoy acting. but I
want to put back into this business the quality
of razzlc-<lazzle, glamour and make4>elieve that
it once had.
FW: How do you hope to do this?
TEU. Y: By taking the artistic; creative decision-
mating out of the hands of the powen-tbat--be
in that big blac:k tower! [He motioned ·toward
the black glass high-rise that houses the VIPs
of UnivcnaJ Studios.) rve written a script
which I will co-produce with Universal. When
I gave it to them, I told them they should con-
~Kter it just on the value of the script alone,
not on my being the ooe giving it to them or
on my being coonected with it in any way. I am
doing them a favoT to bring them the SCRCO-
play. They are not doina me a favor if they
U.te .it. And I tm not interested at aJI onlat I tiave
total and complete artist.ic control.
FW: Do you think they·u ~ to that? ,_
TEU.V: They already havel illll
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let your dog play Santa and watch )(UCIOS b
your klddlH' •Y•• light up with I 10"4 Gteenlaftd •Ide.. Mleml, Fla. 13059 I
mirth and merriment! He'll look I PlnM rush me S.nta Dec Sutt(a) I
S I •63-44 ft $1.19 uch °' 2 fof' $f.99 ~ cute as old I. Nick h mself dr ... ed I 35• post• .. a. h•ndllna .. ch. I
up In his red S1nt1 hat, floppy I Encl«Kad 11 check or m .o. for I
white beard, warm red and white I (Jt Y. & Fla. residents add a119r09rl1tt ults tu .) I
coat. Cleverly dHlgt1ed In soft, I HJma I
comty felt. One size flt• all dogs. l!! «P•-'"'" • ....,.,,,
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Does Your Antacid Upset
Your Low-Salt Diet ?
The l..clinc antKkt roll t•blet
ru1 be ct.inc JOU more tfuln
h•lf JOUr dailJ sodium allowance.
Here' a what to do!
If you're worried about Hit in
your diet-a case or heartburn
or acid indigestion can present a
real problem.
You ahould know that juat five
tablet& or the leading roll ant-
acid taken during the day would
exceed more than half the allow-
ance oftodium many doctors rec-
ommend for atrict low-11alt diets.
That's playing it pretty close.
And that'a why you ought to
know about a tablet that l\bsorbs
more exce~ acid than the lead-
ing roll brand-yet contains far
leu sodium. (ts name is Bisod~·
Ta blets. (Biaodol Powder does
contain sodium bicarbonate for
people not concerned with low
salt diets.)
B isodol Tablets quickly relieve
that miserable heartburn and
acid indigestion, and it's good to
know you cl\n take them when-
ever you need them-without
wor rying about sodium.
Remember, Bisodol Tablet.a ..
are low in sodium-high in ant-
acid power.
A lowly •nd prKtical Mt of .. lx Iron-on
1>9tches that )OU •rnl><'older yex1rself.
St•mped d"lln• •re on permenently
aclhesl-bKbd all cotton denim which
bond• Itself with just • touch of e hot
Iron. Strawberry, dalsi.s. t nell, cherries,
mushroontS •nd a sunny r•lnbow are all created usln1 the six strand •m· broldery floss In • bevy of brllllent colon. UM them to petch Of' decor•t• shirts, Jadlets. pant-, bep •nd m<M'el
au1-1-Patch K.tt . $1.99
RKFWIQDATOR
DEODORIZD
l'ut this old·f•shloned refrl1er•tor In your modern refrl1er•tor to k••P It
smetllnc sweet end odor free! Just flll
with b9klnc soda and cute mini 'frldr.
I09S to WOl'ttl Mede ot sturdy. WHhab • white vinyl, euthentlcally detailed end ... ,. to UH. 5•J1.2%"1t2l,4".
16511-Refrfl. Deodorizw ...... Sl.49
' . Grandma & Grandpa T -S6irts
Grandchildren can show who'• numti.r one In their lives with th"• exclusive T 1hlrt desl1n•. They cei.brate the special
love betw .. n cfllldr•n .. srendparents. Gnndma .. snndpa,
hall!Pily rockln1 •-Y. decorate the front of th"9 shirts.
Grendm• tlo&•n r••da. "If Mather N)'ll no •.. •sk Qnndme";
Grandpa, ... f elf •fM fali.. --" at•IMtpa." Isn't It the truth
how their sa1• advice alw•ys carries the deyl
Qrandm. T·Slllrt Grendpa T·INrt •zon-su. 2 Each T-Shlrt 1201l-Sbe 2 12Dl8-Bae4 620IO-Sln4
62087-stu 6 $199 62079-Sbe I 62086-She I 62078-Slze I
62085-S&ze 10 62077-Sbe 10
62084-SU• 12 62071-Sln 12
62013-Sfn 14 Only U07S-Sln 14
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NEW NAME DROPPER
KEY RING!
How put keys on e key rlnc th.t'• •I· most lmpoulbl• to lose. Crystal cleat
plastic handle U 'nJt5, boasts _,-.
name In lf•amy 1olden letten. You'll
find It ••lly -in • c~ hllnd· b.,. Print name, up to 9 lett-.
DlnM-..._ Dr...-K., R1ns $2.11
Treat farnlly •nd 1ufft• to deleet•ble b•k•d des.
Hrh In the shape of our country. No apple pie
could be more American then when beked In thlsl
Try • c:•k• decor•tecf with American• dHl1ns. Great too as a mold for that natlon•I favorita-
1et•tln. A perfect way to celebrate our Blcent•n· nl•I. Aluminum: 9 • 14•,
YOUR OWN l'DtSONAL l'ltlNT1NQ u:n 107 let·
ters. charact-. symbols •nd numbers! Y04.I can
parsonelht• stationary, mem~ 1reetln1 c:•rd•I
checks, even print your own •l1ns end PIKllrda
A pocket4lze little wonder with endless printl,,.
usnl Set Includes 2 notched Pf'lnters. an Ink pad end metal twff:Hr for hendlln1 easel 17121-U.LA. Pie ... n $3.99 11112-f'rint Set $1.At
ADO THE QI.AMOROUS GLJTTOt Oii SPAR9'UNQ ""IN£.
STONES ""D STUDS TO YOUR CLOTHES wtTH THIS 'UN
AND EASY Km N-you can add the "Glitter look" to yex1r wardrobe without spendlnc a fOt'lune. Your starter kit In·
c:lud• • wood handled st .. 1 stud setter, 3 simple SMitt•rns,
40 studs. 40 rhln .. tones and simple' step.bj·•t•P Instructions.
fHt and fun-you'll have 1t11morous 1lltterln1 fa1hlons to _., anywft9re. E.tra .-C:il•ts of lfltterln1 rhinestone and
1hlny stud• are available. There •r• 40 stud• or rhln .. tones In each refill. l~tarter Kit _.... lt\Hf s.tt9r · . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · "4.99 1Ml7-£atra hell ef Mlltw.._.,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.29
16531-htn hell et ..,. . . . . . • . . . . . . • • . . . Sl.29
Now cMltsht t.mlly, friends wftfl Ii.tit. crisp, mett·ln-your·rnouth conf9cti0ns
Just Ilk• In '"'8rt European c:ar..I 'est.
eHy, fun. Set Includes s..dfsh Rosett.
Iron ptus 3 c:ai•t alumJnum forms In dif·
ferent desllJtS. Rosette Iron has double
end so you malw twt> coottles et once.
Just dip fonn• In a.ttw. then In hot otl
and fry for puffy. fl•k•y. &olden brown dellshb. While warm sprfnkle with con. fec:tlonen' aucar. ,,.. recipe lnchMlec:t.
16501-S'"41stt lllt ... tte Ceetlle Set-°"'1 $2..19.
OWL fl'ENDANT WISE CHOtCE
Stunnln1 owl necklace Is
de1l1n•d to look for •II the • world like expenalve'J•)lr•lryl
Two emerald 1r••n eyes and
l•r1• slmulated turquoise In
center •re rich color counter. points to the silvery owl. For the
c•I who _liva • hoot about Mii·
ln•lity. On • 24" chain. 14nt-Owl Naclllace .... $1.tt
MINIATURE ltEl'LICA 1-.. ACK
FOR COKE•I 3• hwh "Cotte'.: bot· tie In 2 Jt 2 lh x 3,.4 • c.a rdtio-rd
c:arrylnc c:aMI Greet c:onw,.._ tion Diec• ... 1ood nehired fun 1 lft for wel1ht wnchers, soft
drink addicts. Collectot's Item!
1S1J7-°'Cob C.M" . . .. "4.99
OLD 'AIHIOHED COLONIAL BEl.L RINQS SWUTLYI H_.. ••
an old fashioned Id•• that's nevet' been lmpro-.ct uponl Just
twist the knob & • musical bell
tinkle announce• • c•ller. O.ll1htful acc:ent for your front
door. lnstalla In mlnut" on any door. Non·•lec:tric· 9olld brass-
bullt to IHt 2 1h• #ace plate .
~ ~TIJtS wrntOUT lOWELSI Air ct~l•t" top to bottom for r.st.st drylnsl No more SOISlf towels on table or floor. Just place
dryer on rim ot bettatub and watch exc"s mois-ture drip away. Nylon mesh la held taut by 6 metal lep. Delux•slzect. 2wo• ... pfenty of room for
...... to.da.
1•15-s-ter ~. . •.... $3.tt
4237-Celenlal .......... $239
MAGNIETIC-Gllltl~ WINDSHIELD CCWllll. Tri·
pie strensth rnacneu hold this cover snucty, wtth·
out tiff or tspe. Wlndshleld stays clean ewn In
worst -•therl No dllppln1 snow or le:•. Just clip
cowr acro11s wlndshleld; non·rnarrin1 rubber me1· nets lriP hood & roof. 4h30"' sl%• flta •It cars.
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~ TEAM fN UPM0LnaY -INSTANTLY, ADD 2'r TO YOUR MACH-9"1NQ notYTHINQ LOVEA•U: ELYal TO TI:ND YOUR .. LANTS. INY1S18LY, l'ERMAMNTLYI 9'epelr rips, •Pllt "HGl'.lt·T11' CLOSE No more stoop!"-or s1raln· Brlcf'lft~. hendpalnted eet of llx tiny e1va MAL DIESEL H-MMES EVDtY CAlt '1UNG
Oii THI ltOADI" Ewn tiny compacts haw the roar of super tractor-trailers when they let so • blast
from tt\la pnuine electric dl .. •1 hom. Commands
att.ntlon ... simply c:ain't be ~ MounUna
brackets, hudwar-. ... Y lnstallat.lon Instructions.
...,,,. In auto uphotstery, com..rtlbl• tops •nd 1,. to reach objecb. "Hetplns hand" ha rubf>er· ... t'Ndy to watch -r li'O'W fevorlta plants. bch
wtndow9. ... ~. pCastic silo cown, iuaaae. tip plastic: fl111•rs for flrm ertp to~ Mrd. hM a tone pick to hokt him securely In the 10H.
W•therproof, tnMpa~ with.tenets tempera-t~ach objects. Ideal for removlnc canned 1oocts .. ch stands 2•A• lhott ffom bottot'n of ttw boot tu,.. to 400'. UMffec:tect ~ weter, Cit!, 1Nese, from hllfl shelves. Uctrlwe!CM aluminum UW-r to tfp of me cap. Ten1flc to populate terrariums! atMm. lor x 2'" wide rofl: J:ut to S&n YOU nMd. lflp handle. 27". Poly. 1:s,::r~ ....................... $1.tt 11,,._....,,.. "-' ................... tut ll07J-....... 0-(a.t .. I) ............• IA,
FREE 24-HOUR SHOPPERS PHONE-IN SERVICE FOR OUR MASTER CHA~E AND BANKAMERICARD CUSTOMERs wa PAY THK TOLL ON ORDERS OF $10 OR MORK .
12 v.
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HOMEMADE
1ei;eR&AM
Colonial Miniature Furniture
P'An'WUU. Y llU'tlODUCm '" acAU
C"opled '""" ec:tuel fwnlture ,Qucecl In Amwtc. w-n 1750 & 17171 Mln'9tu,..~y scaled 6 detlilledl LOfW
buffet tabM wtth turned wood I ... ; triple dr-wltta allcf. Inc 41,._.., 2-d,.._ affwt c.ebfnet; hlshboY wfth lovvered
doon, -'*"" .. dr9wen; lowboy hutch """' lcMMH.d doors; •nd a beeutfful osien hutch wlttl l •lidlnc d,._.. & 12 min-iature ~rtrnents above. Each richly pelned wood piece
It beautifully flnlaMd In • -rm walnut Wtth •olden herd-
-Qt on doon & ctta--.
Mau ~artns k:e c,..,.,.. and
oCtler Iced traeta In a matter ot min.
ut .. wtth thla nwolutionaty lnatant Ice
~m ~ .... Ice cream, dktetk: Ice
mll._ tcea and! thertlCa are slmple to meke. Th• aecret Ilea In the apec:lal fl'Mzant _..., Inside the atlntnc tub.
It eHmlnet" the nMd -crvehed ice and rock .. It • . . tllat untJI now made mall.Ins Ice cream mesty end tlfne.con. aumlnc. F'°'low the almple lnstructlont .•. pour In the recipe (there ._ 19 In
the encloMd ralpe boole), and tum the da9Mr. In just I 11Mutee. )'OU'U ha¥e a
full quart ot deflc6oue ~· 11014-......... loe er.... ...... tM..11
tall •• 1 ~· ~ '-: ta,._"""8....., ca~., tlMl--....e Niii $UI 1 1.,.._~ (el") M tU71-slMr C...... Cbl") ft M ,..._ ......... ~ 1an-M111,._ ..... st .... ......
OLD COUMTllY STmE 9CAl.l
ltENOOUCeD IN CAST·IRON
Y•twyur'a ahopkee~..L~td
Koop flour, .,.in. carlUJ' and more Into the blS dtah to W9taf\
It. Recr .. tld to brlpten eny decor, a Ht of braaa colored counter-wel~ht• are rncluded.
Ac>;::6xl. 14! Ceuntrv me.le $3J9
HEY IUDSI MEASURE YOUR
WAUCI Thia pedometer ml!:
""" ewtY •t.i> Y«i tau. • it. dl.aa~ wti.n you're ''walk·
Ins your , ... offt" Cllp to ~r
belt. Pedometer automatically shows how,., you'.,. IJ'ORI. u ..
It to clock wallla to achool,
errandl, hikes, etc. Mother can
check th• m•ny "mll••" ahe
-lies In the houM. _,_,_........ . ...... tlA9
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SECONDS. Get back In step -
Callus remover ••h rid of
coerae, u•IY akin In seconds..
Tums It to alllcy·•mooth akin! Safe aa ..,, electric ahever. Sturdy plHUC caH and 6 ft. •lectrk: cont. tt.flll pee ka ol 7 wefer hMda •vellable.
1'017-C... ........ . . ts.19
13018-........ .
(7 wefwt) ........... fl.19
"A~Ull" CAST fltON STOVE STIRS 'OND lft ES. Grandma'• bfeclc Cfft Iron •tow ,..
produced In rNnlatwa. OWn door swtnp wide,
damper Iida Nft "'f. Oki Ume Mt of Iron stow
uten•ll• -allabfe: aklllet, 2 pats, coal bucket
aho¥al. Stow Is ·4'4x3%xl ~ •. 12774-.......... $3..99 •••....... .,_... $2.19
12775-............ $1.99 '. . .......... '"
YOUR ......... PEISONAUlZS TMtS MU8. Just Nnd us a bf eek fl wftlte or color photo of YOUrMlf
and -·11 rwtum It to you mount.cl lnaJde thla
acrytlc thermc>msulated must '"Thia la my rnu•" appeers rWwt betow plc:tvre. Kave one for eadl
t.mllY memb..-. f'tloto you Mnd muat flt 1 % • clreufer.,.., -01ns1_,.. _ _....,..... ..... , ..... $2.tt
SMMI ATTAC......-r F1T8 AU. YACWMs. Get
deep ..,.,,, Into dtlcu.t ..... & = pMe car-pets wiet this 1Y deaisned . 1.-..d
of •ldmmlns ~ din. you real pull out
every last apec:lc of dlrt .. dull. Shar and pfl• carpets loo4l more lullCUl1ou9. F'lts al v.cuuma.
P!eatic. 11 • le,_
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YICTORIAft CO.T llAQt. ""*9 aN 1!1 '-b on thts black cast l:vn r~t Tunw .mused
..,.. Into an •dnt "cloaet''I TIM orlslnal huns In
an 1150'• formal hall. You mlsftt use It In your
ltathroom to hold colorful towels, In your hell to
c:atdl coets. heta 6 umbrellH. It la 14• wtde •nd atencla 7th• from well.
12811 c-t belt . .. .. .. . . . . . . .. .. P.tt
SLIM CYCLE ••• Eas7-Does·lt
Exerciser for Legs, Hips, TUlllllY
TIN 1.ASY JF' ey
to SluJJM up/
JADE INITIAL
PENDANTS
~ec:t llft a1t1 time °' the )'Nr1 Whet _,.n -ldn't thrill to Mr
-lntual In .-Wine Jede, A per. aonal 1lft to cherish. Aope desl•n
bontered letters are Sold weahed, then encrusted wfth .. nulne jade. All lnltia.. except; I. 0 , Q, u. X. Y
and Z are available. ~ .. specify the lnltlel you ....,..... 1 'h • pendant en 11~ cheln. 016912-J .................. $199
NEW FREEDOM
FOR WOMEN WHO
WEAR GLASSES
M llMtC m LO'l Y• Al'Plf llUIW WITIIOIT IUISIS
(
For _.,, who wMr ....... the a .. ~ stru .... to aootY I>'• m•~P hH been • vexln .. (rustratlns problem.
Now It la sotved -by the M .. lc Eye mirror, dewloped by an optometrist.
A dlatortlon·fr" mirror that lets you
-simply by mCNlftC It -•Y from your face, ••• your eyes •• If you hed your alaaa" onl No mon atrumrtlns to hew pretty eyes. Available rn-two
models: ~ diam. purM-•ized compact
with a pleln mirror on the ~-aide ... or atandlns dr .. ser-«>p mirror with
ar m irror In It• ,,_..Ible beae:
S In diameter.
6-0M1.-ct Eye . . . . • . . Sl-tt
17000-9tan6tc E,. ........ S6..tt
Just 10 mlnut.. ~ day wtth MW Worlder Iler can Mep you allm down,
and build up and •Ive you a more
youthful appeerance. Fun and., ... y to
dof ,.., ,...,tta ·•ft• your vlty first aeaslon. u.. It In home, otnc:e, back·
Y•rd1 _beach ... It'• compact & llsftt~ -l•m to IO anywhere. Complete In· atrvctJon. wtll tuch you how to slim
down hips. thlah• end tumm)'; ton• •nd firm your bust. arms, lep, c:heet In tuat rnlnutiM eecll day! No undue strain·
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~SITE DUMlHD IERYD TUY UnnclAL SWUTlNOS. Crystal clMr acrylic trey .. ,..,,.. up tu••' aub-atltutH ..... ntty and prKtlcelly. Holda
doz-ot peclleb . . . and looks llu • million. Cl•Hlc clMnllne d"lsn la ultra modern, yet blends nicely with eny •t tebfe N~. A compec:t 4J(.• 11 2 ·1121.4·.
1 S-Altlfldal .. a•MMr Tray '1..91
WO..DDt ADHUIW-ONE DltOI' HOLDS A TON Of' PRESSUltEJ Meke lrnpoHlble repalra from a
•Incl• tube without mhtln1 or clamplns, Bond vlrtuelly eny break In porc•ln, ~rnics, rubber,
plastJc. atau, cw wood. Wonder adhnm mekes an lmtfafble bond that drift In aeconcta end la F'OREV£RI 132 appllcatlons.
RIO YOUR HOMI: OF ltOACHESI Keep them out up
to S ~ral Never -another roach •a•lnl Bua· Kit complete!)' ellmlnetff ro•chft & weter·buaa.
Non-toxk:, odorfMt; contelna no O.D.T. Eaay·to-
uae no-was~ aPl)llcator. Worila up to 5 full ,.ara
-Pf'IYentlnc relnfestatlon. 5 on.-•noush to pro-
tect • s.roorn house. ll057-~ . $2.49
WHfTDI DIKOI OREO TILE ""°'1T fAST wlUI thla eeq.on white tn. liner. One •PC>llcatlon cl-.
ltf Foolproof a,,...lcator flowa In Pf9CIM fines. No
mlstea ... no men, no more tedlou• lnch-b)'·lnch
acrubblns with a toothbrush and tit .. chl Non·Y•I· lowlnc. 4 ou.-bottle dOe9 two a,,.,... bath· ..-na.
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1JOl7-llua..ut' 12-91
LU,,A f'AOS -NATURl'I OWN WASHCLOTH. UMd In the Otient for centu"-. the luff• peel
acruba ... Y sround-in dirt. built-up dried akin and stvn you en lnvlsoratlna m ....... laata end
teats. hold• loads of auda, won't abeorb d irt cw
odors, rfn ... clMn, dri" In mlnutH. s.t of 3 luff•
pad• with ha~ loop11. each •PPf'OX.. 7114 •.
14'M-Luff• Set $1.91
YOU MAY CHARGE EVERYTHING TO YOUR MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD ON ALL ORDERS OVER ss.oo·
TURN PAQK FOR ~DY O~DllR COUPON AND MORK WONDDFUL 8AllCIAINSI
INCREDIBLE VALUES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
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•--rARZAN" AND BURROUGHS
In 1-Qlenft llonll....,. ................... ,.
In tta llnle of llClft...., c11-.
tlOfte. don't OVftlook the centennial of
the birth of one of America's best-loved
authors, Edgv ruoe Burroughs. Bur-
roughs created Tarzan, the hero who
grunted his way into legend through
more tlw) 40 movies (gross receipts:
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men who portrayed the old tree-
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Danton Burroughs. grandson and vioe-
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
By Aldwd Armour
HEATCD ARGUMENT
Our tbermoltat upon the wan
Quite fTankly doesn't help at all.
Tumed up by me, down by my wife,
It'• less a help than cause of strife.
What'• cool to ooe, to one is bot.
I say, .,,., cold ... Sbe says., °1f 1 not."
It's not the thennottat we peer at
Upon the wall and jibe and jeer at.
The trouble's th~ though little known:
Each has, inside, one of one'• own • •
1
in the
prestdeot of the million-dollar Edgar
Rice Bunwgbs. Inc., logk».Dy located
ii\ Tanana. Calif. The OOIDJ*I)' han-
dles sales of the Tarzan oomJc Jtrip.
boob. movies and memonbrua that
remain perennial pop-culture favarites.
Burroughs Nd been a failure u a goJd
miner. stationery store OW1*. and in-
ventor of a dubious make oil cure for-
alcobolism. He was broke and frus-
trated at 35 when he wrote "Tarzan of
the Apes" in 1911 on the bacb of
letterheads of hJs unsuccessful busi-
nesses. He wrote 25 tequeb, printed in
31 languages. Two million copies of
tRete adventures are sold everr, year.
..,.. Nippy ...... Said singer Jfm
Staford to F.um.Y WEU1.T: .. I think
rm ooe of the few happy-go-lodcy.
optimistic people in
show buslness. I
have fun writing
lyrics became I in-
vent plots and char.
acteu and tell a
story. But stnn~ty
enough, people
have this poocep-
"""8l8fford tion that all show-
business people are unhappy. I might
be if I were an actor, because wha~ do
they do between movies but mak,
themselves unhappy? I've Jed a 1\.\111f·
ious existence. I love the travel and the
tdnllency-wlUch I 1uppme makes me
an oddity JiJ>ee IO many of us are con-
cerned about having 'roots.' .. Staford.
who years ago m.le a vain attempt at
.. making it" in Nashville, said of the
new movie ""Nuhville .. : "'It'• not a real-
lsdc depktioll of life there any more
than West Side Story. WU • total vilbl
of New York City.'"
LUCI JOHNSON NUGENT Hedtobe .. .....,..
........ Home cNklr• ...., be the
...,. of their own ltttle ahow," says
Trapbes Bryant. former dogbeper for
four ~eots, "Out deep down most·
of those I beve known have suffered
loneliness. There's never a boy or girl
next door who can just wander over to
the White House and get acquainted.
Al Luci Johnson once told me, 'You
have to be pushy to have any friends
at the White House. No one will call
Quips & Quotes
"I insured my voice for $250,000, ..
announced the noted diva.
"Oh," a rival prima donna re-
sponded, "and what did you do with
the money?" C"""'1.e Lar«m
A notice wa.t aent to Af Brown telllng
him hil magazine .ublCrlplion had
expired.
A note came back to the maga.ilne:
"So has Al." -Gene Y tUenak
After finishing her shopping, a
woman stepped into an elevator and
was met with a surly, ·'What Boor?"
from the opttator.
.. Seven," she repUed, "if it isn•t out
of your wax." -Tom GaJJagher
Superoillon: btremely good eye-
dght. -Georgie Starbtd Calbrmth
Speaker to audience: 'Tve practiced
this speech aD week and 1· feel pretty
good about iL So, if you could just
manage to look a little mOl'e Uke a bath-
room mirror, we1l begin."
-Robert Orben
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kida ... life differently. Send contribu-
tion• to ''ChlkS," Family Weekly, &41
Lexington AV9., N.Y .. N.Y. 10022. 110
ii UMd-none returned.
rhxee-y.ear-old Michael kept
asking why he couldn't visit in
big brother Jackie's classroom.
No answer aatia6ed him. Finally,
I told him it was against the
school's rules, and we couldn't
brea.lc their rules. Not knowing
what rules wen, be said thought·
fully, "I wasn't ping t9 brea.lc
them, I ju.st wanted to play with
them a little ...
-Clwrwl MonltaU
Grooe, Oila.
A fine b a tax for doing wrong. A tax
ii a fine for doing well.
-Thomtu IAMance
' •
you anymore. You have to call thna.
Jackie Kennedy tried to lick the prob-
lem of finding playmates for Caroline
by nmning a nursery school at the
White House. Presidential parents
teod to feel guilty and try to make it
up to their children by pampering and
indulging them. Even u far back as
Un<X>ln, Presidents realized there was
a barrier between their own cblJdren
and other children and tried to solve
it with pea ... From "Dog Days at the
White House," by Bryant and Frances
Spatz Leighton ( Maanillan, $9.95).
BIRTHDAYS (aJl Libra): Sunday-
Tooy JCubek S9; Joe Cronin 69. Mon-
d8J-Paul Simon 34; C.Omel Wilde 57;
Laraine Day 55; Pamela Tiffin S.S; Yves
Montand 54. WednUd8J-William 0.
Douglas 77. FrtdaJ-Arthur Miller 60;
Jean Arthur 67. Saturday-Pierre
Elliott Trudeau 56; George C. Scott
'48; Melina Meroouri 53 .
BIRTHDAY PEOPLE:
Paul Simon and M .. lna Mercourl
By Frank BaglMkl
LITTLE EMILY
........ --...........
a clog, • cat llnd • cute little girt
.,. epoa9d Oft the outeldrta
of linppore .....
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$2.991Savel2 for only $5.50 .
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f IOT COllUTD.Y SATISFB-IE'ml Fm PIO•T 1&1•.
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Please rush me Prine.a S18epcap(1) @ $2.91
plus 6°' shipping and handling.
0 SAVEi Order TWO for only '5.50 pl• 85' ahlpplng
and handling. ·o SAVE MOREi Order FOUR for only $9.99 plus
$1 .00 lhtpptng and handling.
Encloeed la O check or O money order for•----
Sorry, no C.O.D.'a (N.Y. r•ldenta add ..... tax.)
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ADDRESS-___; ___________ _
CITY ______________ _
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LOCAL
WANT ADS
SUNDAY, OCTOllR 12, 1975 . .
PIANUTS.
. . featuf itt~ ·
--Good ol'
Charlie8ro11n"
. ~ 6"cllt/t~ '
FlSH lNG?! I SUPPOSE
IT'S NEVER OCCVRRED
TO '{OU THAT FISHING
IS A CRUEL SPOK'T?
WOULD '{OU LIKE TO SE TRlCKED INIO
SWALLOWING A SHARP /400K ?
.. l{ou NEVER TH lN~
ABOUT Tf41NG5 LIKE
THAT; 00 '{OU?
-NANCY
I HOPE I'LL HAVE
LUCK TODAY
I OUGHT
TO GET
A BITE
WITH
THIS
BIG FAT
WORM
·""" Reg us P•t 0 1 -• I t•Qnls ,,,.,....a
'l;l 11115 l:li Ut"'40 F u lute Sy"<!• •te 1'1e
THEY SAY A GOOD
FISHERMAN NEVER
I'LL ~UST STICK IT OUT
Tl LL I GET A BITE
QUITS
r •
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•
. WOVLO '{OU LlKE TO 6E
JERKED AWA'( FROM ALL..
L{OUR FRtENOS ANO TOSSED
IN TO A FR'{ING PAN?
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By Ernie Bus~mifler w _ ,
IT'S BEEN AN HOUR,
AND NOT A NIBBLE
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KNCW
Aec L-rr
LIF"E AND
L OVE?
?Vi~E !
;:o~ OPENE~~,
1 KNOW
ABO!AT THf:
S DIFF!.fZENT
KIN D~ OF Kl~$E-S.
WHAT
A~E
THEY?(
'IHE~E IS
MUCH
WE DO NOT
KNOW ...
AH,Y~?
IJ..4E WO~LO
~OLO-S. MANY
MY41EJCIE'°,
AND WE.
A~e ONLY
Ll'fTL.E .
OKA~ THE~E.., Kt'7~ YOLA~ FATHE.~ / Kl~$ YOV1~ MOIHE~,
Kt?~ YCLA ~ '717 TE~,
"l?S YOLA ~ ~~OTH E~,
AND KI'S? YOU R: A Vf NT.
NOT 8'/
HANC:11N (J, A~OLANO
TH~ HOU4E1
:! A?~LA~E YOU.· ..
DENNIS THE MENACE ......---------. By Hank Ketcham -~~
l Gar 50f...Ar::THING HERE FOR
)t)U/ 'lt>UNG FEUA ... FROM
HOLL-YWOOD, CAt..lfOANIA]
otJOY!
oBOYI
o8oYl
C~ DONN ..• HOW
AeOUT A COOKIE?
CAN !. HOL-D
ITAMINUTE1 DS.NNI~
[> t> [>
f!AvtNG PROMISED TO
TAKE . 6ART 51LYAN
TO POLICE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
QUESTIONING, 5AM
DRIVER FIR5T
TALKS WITH HIS
FRIEND!
11.47<.0~ p . 1f/7td~I~
sAM:r ooN'T
UNDERSTAND WHAT'5
GOING ON! WHY DO
THE· POLICE WANT TO
QUESTION .ME?
I 5PENT THE NlGHT AT A REST AREA ·
ABOUT 200 MILES FROM HERE! IT
WA S NEAR A LAKE AND I WENT
FI SHING YESTERDAY
MORNING!
?
THERE WA5 A ROBBERY
AT A GAS STATION
YESTERDAY! THE
ATTENDANT WA5
BRUTALLY BEATEN
AND MAY DIE!
BUT I . ALL RIGHT!
DON'T KNOW TELL ME WHERE
ANYTHING YOU WERE
ABOUT IT,., YESTERDAY,
WHAT YOU DID!
I NEVER ASKED HIM WHERE
HI& LA5T NAME! I HAD
PICKED HIM UP THE DAY
BEFORE!
HE MUS BE A REGLAA • -
GU~ HUH?
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I DON'T SEE WHl,l E\JER40NE
. CON\PlAl~S · ABOUT THE
CAFETERIA FOOD 50 MUCH I
FOR INSTA~CE I I
1Hl~K 1HIS MEAT
PATIQ HERE \5
PRElTl,) GOOD .J
lZ
:)
t" ~ <r
• co . . . .
MU''l-
-'
· MYSTARS!
HOW INTERESTIN<?J r
· JIVe N~VER
S.eEN ANYTHIN~
.'-1 l<E THAT,
MYSSLF !
sQuARE
ROOTG,
EH?
SIMPJ.-E' ...
SIMPlE??
W~,AT /STH'
SQUARE ROOT
·. OF~25?
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MMN\ I
IT'S WELk. DONE AND NOT
-roe GREASl( AND 4ET1HERES
JU.ST ENOUGH FAT TO KEEP lT
NICE AND JLJlClt 1
..
1HAT~ YoOR
COOKIE/ •
by Ferd .lol1n•a1•
W~£RE'S kAYO? I l-IE1S
HA\JE .AN cRR,AND STUDYING·
F"OR HJM. SQUARE
~oors.
By C:ieor e Lemont
vve s~e c1AL-1ze
IN COSMe::-rrcs ANC'
BE:AUl"'Y' A l PS F"OR
i'"HB Vv'OAA e N IN .
t,..001-< .1 VVH 1 "le NA I l-
POl-IS H ·' \NH 1-te eYe
t,..INE::R .1 \NH lie F"A Ce
POVVDeR .1
WH 1-re .1
P t-US , AN exc1,...1NG Nevv
F'"e::RFU/\/\.e i""H A-r"
S AA-e:; l-L-S '-' US -r
t-1Ke J\AE:t.--rl NG
WHl'"le SNOVV /
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WHAT
HAVE I TQD
~ A8CUT GETTING
INTO MV GCC0
~FUtv1E, YOUNG
LADY? G010
YOUR c;:cctv1 .1
10-12
YOU
8ETTER 1'01
TELL "'°"1MV I
WAS U5'N' HEQ
PEQRJME, PJ !
YA HEAQ?
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!AKE A ~~TIER TO
iH~ WH llE HOUSE!
.T'O'JM:t:53L:E:~:E::E::CS by Tom K. Ryan
\~------------------------__, "ER601l'VE1VRN~P VOlJR PICTURE TO 1};4~ WAL-L-1 ANC/ SHAL-l-CAMPA!GN FOR _
YOUR OPPON ENI NEXT _.,,,...~___...---4 .
EL.ECllON ! I/
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11 MR. PRE:SIPeNI: SINCE YOU'VE NOT A~SWERED
MY L.ASI 21 LET1J:Rs I r MUST WITHPRAW MY
APPJ..lCA1lON FOR A ·POSITION ON
IHE SLJPRE:ME COLJRT.'1----'
~''A POX LJPokt-vou, SIR! SINCERELY,
HORATIO CLJRMLJD6EON FRUMP.''
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1()-12
Vf::S ...•
f3~11ER
ENC/ ON A
CORPIAL
NOTE ...
v
c I •<><>LE~'AS'
HMMM ... Wi-tAT
J.tAY~ WE. H£R~ ?
''HOW YOU CAN POSSllJl-V
AL.LOW MY V~AR5 OF DEDICATED
SERVICE T'O GO LJNREWARPED 15
~EYOND COMPREHENSION~ .. .I
CONSIDER vou,s1R, UNFITTO
HOJ.P POPI.IC OFFICE! /1 .
.. --·--
\\P.S.: SHOULD YOU COME TO YOUR
SENSES, KINPL.Y. PISREGAR[:' THE
· ABOVE~
IH £ SURVIVAL RAif
FOR 60LF DUCKLINGS
Musr ar-Vf"RY LO\V
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Hal K;,urmar> R
r.::::::=~,....~~"='---:=-:::n-e MATCH POINT! In r1rty ldd a thtrd" or one, 9ne
half o( five attach: you ha\"f the mnns when th1$ 1'
done, to ktndlf' any match. Whal'5 the answer'?
COLUMBUS, the scory goes. once
myscified lhe courl or Fcrdin3nd
and Isabella w11h che simple cnck
of making a raw egg st:i nd on end.
Htnl: It t.artswilh L.
• t\t't'p P°'tl'd! ~l\lY posu stand in a row a yard
•part. l'hf'\ rxtt>nd a di tanc:e of 59, 60 or 61
~ ards. Wh11'h"!
•Slim Pre km 's! A dieter's diary contains this no ta·
lion: l802DAY. Can you figure out what it says'?
'.Opo1 IUl lflOU ill• I
•Answer-Me-This· "Which ships ha\e the sleeke)t
lines'?" a k.\ S. ;\. or Altoona, Pa. Gi'e up?
"Pro~t'd bt'aut1r,," rPplrrs S. A.
llcrc IS .an cq 11.ally ~Im• r-::::;;;:;!111=1""'---==--::::=:::::::--:;:::'"r:::;~l
pit lnlk Wtlh a raw 0
egg (:.lightly on the )tlly ·
side) to try on tncnds. tJ
Ch.allcngc. To sl.anJ
over a hard surtat:c
holding a freshly laid
rag between forefinger
and thumb, and to drop
the cu a dis tance of
live; fccr wichout having
it break.
L \~I) 110' \ctrl thf'<;t! colors for JA timely p1ctun.. l -Red. 2-
1.t. hlut'. :J -hllo''· l-LI. hrown. ft-1-lcsh. 6-Lt. purpll'
7-l>k. hnrn n H l>k. blue. 9-Gray. 10-Lt. areen. 11 -0k. green
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at leut six difrer·
ences in drawlnc details bet ween top and bottom pamls. How
quickly can you find them? Check answers with tbow below.
'lllilUJJf P '1 1il/I: •q ·po1110111\oc1.11 <t "IPP"•I ·c; ·p,,11011rsodu 11 100.:1
... ·1uaUJJIP ,, 1'!11 ·c ·1u1~'IW ,, 'V ;-; ·1u.uo1u 1p ~· Jltll ·1 "UJUilUJJIO
llow it's done: Drop
the egg from a height
of Sil( feet. 1t will drop
the first five feet with-
-'° _,
V'
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"" c
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::> G. ;;-
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out breaking, which 1s ~
all that this tnck re-BRIDGE GAP? Our artist says there are five ,bridge struc-:....
fores in the d1agnm above, How many do you find'! quires. Ha!
SPELLBINDER! .
SCORE l O points ror u1inc all th•
letten in the word below to Corm
two complete words:
A I' ~: R T U R t; ... -. -..
THBN score 2 points each for all
worda or four lttteu or more
found amo n1 the letters.
Try to acore 1t leut 5 0 pointa.
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BOOMER By Brown and Casson-;;___._
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'. IN TOW('$ ?
( DIDN 'T"
SAY iOU
WE-rz~
LYING. I
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SAY IHAT ?
B£CAU5£
1 SAW
H6JZ! rlAV£
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WHY Oo You
rHIN~ l'M
NOT GIVING
YOU A
5TS2AtGl--lT
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J.t€fZ ?
~CAUGe YOU 'Vf,
AN~W~rzeC?
&Verz.v QLJ£51iON
Wl1H 4 QLJ€6ftON!
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GASOLINE ALLEY
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Groceries? Can
~ . I help ~ou? .. . . . .
She didn't
know
ihe4'd
want to
see her
records
for medi-
c.inesand
thinqs!
File,
addinq
machine,
ledqers,
paper,
pencils?
WHY WOULD
f WANT /0
5£6 Mfi P
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weLL,, l.lJHA I
DIFfe~eNC6 ooe; TMA1
MAK6?
I've told
her to
keep track
of what
~he
~pends!
r
~our
dinner!
I CAN STAND
ANYTHING I
~ON6Y I •
A0 LONG
A':J I
K/\JOtv ~n--1e.
TJZUT~ !
1 raL i1K~
l'v£ JUST{,_ . \
g&€r~ IHJ<OU6H
A N~60ltAltNG
S£S510N ON
ll--t€ MIDfASI
Cr216/'? !
10-12
aJHAf MAK6~
You THINK
I 'M LYING?
M4
qrocerq
al\owance
will qo
onl~
so far.
5keezix !
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DICK TRACY
YES, HER LAWYER
CiOT MER RELEASED
ON A WRIT OF
HABEAS CORPUS.
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--~~------------MAUDE THE M ORTICIAN
CLAIM ED NO ~NOWLEDGE
OF WHAT WAS
CONTAINED IN THE
PAPI ER M ACHE HORSE.
BUNNY ? YES'I SHE SA ID
YOU PA ID HER
$5 TOO MUCH .
B UNNY?
OH,YES-
8UNNY!
GORDO
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OF FORMALDEHYDE
CRYSTALS BEING FOUND
IN THE HANDLE OF
THE M~RDER WEAPON,
thL JUDGE GRANTED
THE HABEj.S ·CORPUS?''
MOST CATS
P~SENT
TH~IR
P~PL-E:
LITTLE:.
OFFERl~0S
OF Mice::. ,
l-\ZAf<DS ,
E70PHI:K::'?
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C HIEF, Y OU
KNOW HOW
THE COURTS
ARE TOOAY!
T THIS POINT,
A DIFFERENT
SUBJECT OEMANOS
OUR INTEREST.
I BOUGHT 2 IDEAS AT
T H E S T UDIO YESTERDAY
~D MY $5 BILLS MUST
HAV E S TUCK TOGETHER
,) SHE GOT 3 FIVES
'<~ADOF 2.
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