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Home My WebLink About1973-01-07 - Orange Coast Pilot7 Machine Guns: -They're Easy to Make By WIWAM SCllREIBE& Of ...... P\11111 ..... The t•'O Loo Aoftla Sber111'1 dtputlet .WO 'nlundaJ lo MldWOJ City probobly had DO Idea their beaVJ atrvlee molfm -·t ba.....,,. to subcha a man au.- poctocl d kllllna tw -' B1 the lime they found out, It WU toe:> late. Both w e r e felled by • hall ol bullets from a aub- niacblnt gun. The suspected kill-KMRlllllt .... D-JUN>ld Corl F.<:btmn, -belnc IClight for the handgun' alaylns ol two people at a Ctrrltoa abopplo1 center and the crltlcel -..dJnc d • thlzd. Tba 1utomaUc rllle was not Ulod lo the Ctrrllol sl&yiop IC When Olfloon Ooolld Scbntldtr llld care E. Wllaco IP' proached EckJtn>m'I home alttt the llrll kllllnp, 1111)' were unaware they would ba ll'4led by 1 man anned with a machine run moat llkcly purclwed 1 .. gaily IOl!lewhere lo Southern cal~ornla . It is almost common knowledge that possession of unregistered , fully- automatic weaponi ls illegal in lhe United States and that feads most VOL. 66 NO. 7 4 SECTIONS 44 PAGES • ARRIVES IN PARIS Smlllng LA Due Tho Tho Says Peace Pact Up to U.S. .... PARIS <AP) -Le Due Tho arrived Saturday for a new round of Indochina peace talks with Hen ry A. Kissinger and said "the decisive moment has eome" to reach an agreement or continue the war. "The U.S. administration has to make a definite choice; the responsibility rests entirely upon the U.S. side," the North Vietnamese envoy declared. Kissinaer. who conferred with Presi· dent Nix~n at Camp David is due tonight to start his secret sessions with Tho the next day. In a lengthy and tough airport stale· ment after his arrival from lt1oscow Tho said : "ff the U.S. keeps demanding Wtre3sonable changes bearing upon the principles and content" or the Oclober draft, "the Vietnamese people. . .are re»lved not to yield lo any presrure or threat." gle against U.S. a~ for naUooal .,.,. ..... ,,..,_ _____ __.,,,.1var . · 0 Troops peace am1 lnclependence." Tho then added: "Now the decisive To Enforce Truce moment has come: either to npldly sel- Ue peacefully the Vietnam problem and sign the agreed aceord or to continue the war.'' SAIGON (AP) -South Vietnam wants an international peacekeeping force of 25,000 troops to enforce a cease-fir.e. and has asked several countries to part1ctpte, e ranking government official said Satur· day. The figure ls five times higher than that said to be envisiooed by the United States, and 100 times more than North Vietnam wants, according to a statement by Henry A. KiBslnger. . The official, who ha! close ties to Preoiienl Nguyen Van 'lbiat, also said Hanoi in recenl weeks has privately dropped Its demand that a national coun- cil lo help supervise the ceas<>{ire and • Dew -elections be defined as a "goVernment" rather than an "ad- ministrative" structure . Thia--~rted concession was m~ after the U.S. lntensifJed bombing raids began Dec. 18, but there was no con· oection between the two events, the IOW'Ce said. North Vietnam's demand that a so-caU- ed Natlona1 Councll of Reconciliation and Olocord be described as a governmental structure was one of the main obstacles 14 signing ol the draft peace pact In October. 'nle allied side saw the council as an administrative body to "belp promote maintenance ol the ..-fire and suprervi9e elections ... South Vietnam objected to Hanoi's version, charging that it would create a disguised ooalitlon government extending fropi top to boltom over Saigoo's existing govemmenrand-usurping it>~ The North Vietnamese negotiator. a member of Hanoi's Polilburo, said the peace talb: are being resumed because the United States halted its stepped up aerial ~·ar against the heartland of North Vietnam. Tho called this "a victory of the Vietnamese people." He described the U.S. air attacks against Hanoi and Haiphong as "the most barbarous and lnhwnan one" in the history of war. "\\'I.th these demented war acl!I, the U.S. administration thought that ii might make the Vietnamese people kneel and ·accept the conditions posed by the United Slates In nepiatlons. But apart from tilling thou$and5 d Innocent persons, the U.S administration has recorded bing " he 'd ~not ,,_ sa.i. !J()ur people· have never been f'tighten· ed by American bombs and shells," he continued. Tho said the war and negotiations drag on because "the U.S. administraftoo stiU obstinately pursues the policy of 'Viet- namization' of the war with a view to turning South Vk!tnam Into a new colony of the United States." He said that in bis secret meetings w l l h Kissinger lo November and December lhe United States proposed "many changes bearing upon the priJ>. cipies and substance" of the October draft agreement. He claimed Nonh Viet· nam "maintained lbe principles" and said that when the talks were broken off Dec. 13 "only a few unsettled questions': wett-left.. --- Buk•p for Copters ~··~It .\\' ~l1 l :t I \I , '""" pooslbl• to bey a macblno gun. Quite the n!'Ver:Se. ls t.Ne, according to U>I Aogelos Sherill 's Deportment Lt. Joe Alltoooss. Antonoas sold the gun Eckstn>m Is ~M of using was problbly ..p!erod and quite legal when It was pun:lwed. ll is called the Commando Mark Ill and Cllll be purchased !or around '140 . m~ .~. ;"\ throuc lllY run P AnlooolS sold the gun comes as a scml- automaUc wupon. wblcb means the In- ternal worklnp have been COMtruc:ted in such·I WlY U lo fire only one bullet ... b Umt the lrllgor la pull<d. An automaUc n .... U lq II the trigger is held down. "The problem Is that even though the gun is legal to seU as a 1emi·automatlc, ll ii readily convertible to full automaUc," Antooou sald. ••u cloeao't take much know·how to change il over." Once lhal happens, Ant0Jl0r$$ said, the job of enforcing Ulegal gun law1 be<.'omes almost lmpouible. II alao meana the dl!!ertn<e In terms ot firepower is tremendous, Antonoss aalU. 1be t\\·o dtad officers, and the Orange County sheriff's deputy who !Jnolly felled tho '"'peot with a abctaun blast, were hopelessly outiWUJed by one man. 1be Mark Ill. Is manufactured by a company 1n Tennessee and was designed to be virtually identical externally to the famous Thompson submachine gun used by toldiers in World War I! and Korea . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JANUARY 7, 1973 Antonou &aid lhls ract makes the gun attractl\!r to pt<>ple who collect 'AllponJ and W othcrt wbo would Uke to own a potenlWly fully-11.utomadc machine gun . Usually, the only thing preventing ;i semi-automatlc weapon such as the r.tark Jll and a number of othen on the market from Utlng an auto1nutic is s single piece of metal called I.he sear. Tbtl sear Ls u dcvil-e linked to lhc fir ing pin ruid I.he bolt or the wt:apoo that grabs the bolt each lime the i;un is fired to pre· vent It fron1 slanuning a second llnle to fire another shot. CS.. MAClllNE GUN, Page AU) TWENTY-FIVE CENT Lagllna Beach Boy Knifed to Death In Fight; 3 Held By JOHN ZALLER OI lfM 0.11' ~UM t"ff Three Laguna Beach Men were booked on suspicion ot murder Saturday alter a brawl on a darkened section of Laguna Canyoo Road ended with the stabbing death of a 17·year-old boy. RQSS Paul Andre~'!, 1499 Terrace Way, L.iguna Beach, was the victim. Arrested on SU!plcim of murder and ~uJt with inlenC to commit murder is Harry B. A1acres, r7, of 577 Romona St. Also held on susplcloo of murder and the 1...,.r charge of .... u1t with a deadly -pciq are Jan Janis, 13, ol t.m CBpia- trano Ave., and Rlibtrt. S. Andrews, 18 . .WO youth. !--~-lllld the lillllllli occurred ahOUI U:4.5 p.m. Friday when tbe two Andrews brothen and Jani. aU.gedly squared off to !igbt Macr ... DAILY ,ILOT , ..... n (,. '''"' Fires of Christ11aas Past An estimated 2,100 used up and dried-out Christmas trees brightened the everung sky on the Orange Coast Saturday.as the Newport Beach and-Orange County fire departments sponsored blazes a~ six loca· lions. Seen here are an estimated 700 trees going up in names at 16th Street and Dover Drive in Ne\\rp<>rt Beach. Crews Work to Stabilize Huge Anaheim Fissure State bulldozer crews worked overtime Saturday to contain a huge crock in the earth that opened up mysteriously in the Anaheim area Th ursda y night and grew to be 200 feet long, 2Q feet wide, and 15 feet deep. The ugly crease in the earth's surface appeared at fir st to threaten four homes valued at $50,000 to $601000 but officials said Saturday the fissure seems lo have stabilized and presents no immediate danger. The crack runs along the ridge of a hillside-over.looking tbe lnte.fi8ClioA the Riversldt and Newport freeways. orncials believe the !issure formed when the lower portion of the hillside begari slipping slowly down\\'ard. leaving a long craclc: along a line •,•:here the upper and lower i>Ortions of the hill!ide separated. When the crack appeared Thursday. it was jllSt 18 inches wlde. But it grew O\'emight to become 25 feet wide in some spot!!, and )0 to 15 feet deep. The length of the rUisure, about 200 -leet -baL nokcllanl:<d siDCe,jUw>eared Thursday. The three first. encountered f\facres aboul 15 tnlnutes earlier at a 'I"ic Toe Market oo Glenneyre and Thalia streets, police said. Two young wooien were pres. ent in the market with Macres, and po- lice said they later witnessed the slay· ing. According to police, an argument de- veloped at the market between the group ol three and ?.-1acres. All left the stort and met again on a darkefled 9ectk>n o( Laguna Canyon Road about three miles from downtown Legu· na Beach. police said. Tustin Policeman Shot Month Ago Dies of Wounds A 31-year-old Tustin police officer died early this morning o( WOl.O'ld.! received last month when he was shot in the stom· ach while investigating an attempted house burglary' Ot'rtcer \llaldrln Karp was pronounced dead at 2 a.m. today at Tustin Community Hospital, 31 days after the incident. Officer Karp, of Yorba Linda, bad a wife and two young children. He was investiga ting a report that a man with a gun was auemptlng to break into a home at 13322 Diamond Head when he ~fired at w\th a hip.~ hlDlt· lng rifle from a range cll5ffit( Gary W, J"1nsoo ol TU>& was arrested and accwJed of the -..g. ,\ "C'Oflfrontatlon" developed in which }'Ol!Jlg Ross Andrews "'as stabbed in tho left rib cage, and the other Andrews waa stabbed in the back. The other two com· bat.ants "·ere not seriously injured. After the £ighl . Robert Andrews and Janis reportedly lllOk fiol..'S Andre"·s .to the police station ll) repo11 th<' incident. An ambulance \\•as called l-0 take young Andrews to South Coast Community lios-- pital. but he died en route. Robert An- drews wa s later treated and released from the hospital . Macres later surrendered himself to police. Eckstrom Recovering The cond lt1on of 23·year-0ld Carl Eckstrom. accused killer of two Los An~eles policeme n. in1provt'd from se rious to fai r Saturday in the jail ward of the Orange County ~fedical Center. Eckstrom allegedly killed t~·o persons a~ ~·ounded a third 1n a Cerritos sho~ ping center Thursday when his alleged at.- tempts to abduct two attractive young women ~·ere fo iled. Late_r Los Angeles Co~ty Sheriff's Deputies . Sgt. Carl \\', \\'ii.son and Del Donald W. Schneider , ·were machine-gun: ned to death as they attempted to arrest Eckstrom at his Mid"·ay City home . Eckstrom "'as felled by a shotgun blast from an Orange County deputy sheriff. S~riffs released new information ' Saturday on tbc series of shootouts that ended in rour deaths. It was originally behe\'ed that the suspect began shooting in lhe Cerritos shopping center \\'hen ~1ichael Jeffries. one of those killed , attempted to free the two young women all egedly betng ab- ducted. But sheriff deputies said Saturday that Jeffries wa s shot in the back. .. The girls called for help. but it seems that Jeffries didn't even have time to tum around before he was shot," a Sheriff's spokesman said. The spokesman said this. reconslrucUoo is supported by intervie~·s with Cecelia Vasquez. one of the two girls allegedly -being abducted by -&Utrom . ..:J'hD 17-~ year~ld is reported reco~ring from four gun shot wounds receivt'd in the shootout. lier sis ter, Rosemary, died of multiple gun shot wounds. Police Want an Airplane Bu1ldorer aod dwnu truck crews from the atato Dlvlslm ol IDgbways worked lo contain the fissure Saturday by movtng dirt into the area along the bottom of the hillside area. It WM hoped that this !ill dirt would buttress lhe hillside and prevent it rmn (See FI8SURE, Page At) Several o4her offl<en had responded to tile 2 a.m. call and _,_ the sus- pect. Jo!wion wa.s charged with assault on a police of!lcer and Is still in Orange County jail. Another of!loer ...., wounded lo the •bootoot. but recovered. Fune ra l services for the two sheriff's officers have be.en set for Monday in Hose llllls Memorial Park, Whittier. Services for 2:0-year-Old Ro8emary Vas. quez are pending. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .. Dlllr ..... '"'" The HunUngtoo Beach polloe depart. ment, which was the first department 1n Orang• Coun!y lo uae hellcopten, wllllt.t a t'l'Dd-wtng atn:raft. -officlala bmigbl their propoaal lo the city councll Wt Weelt, but COUD- cUmen told them they wllll lo lmow wltal the coot and ~ "' the hellcoplm bas beel> be!ore !hey add lllY more 1ircraft :Io tl)e l\r pa\f'!l. capt. Mike Burken!ltld, ci>mmm\der of Iba department's patrol dlviaion aald, lo erplainlng the request, "We are coo- vbic<d of lhe need fur an upended air ·1'8lnll and that air paWI lo a-~- fec:tlVe _.. .or 'provldlni pollce _ .. ~Jh«_(lllllco agmcl., In Qnnge • • ' - County -Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Anaheim -also use htJlcopter patrols. The counly is lovestlgatlng the use of ra:ed wing craft and helicopters, bul bas taken DO action. The Huntington Beach p<Opolal was brought up during a dis<ussiloo of pro- jects that could be !unded out of the clty11 portion of federal revenue ab.artng. Biobrtlltld -that preliminary stuaiea by the department lhow that the odslili<ll <# an •!?IMC lo ~ al( M~I woilld aave the dly 50 pcreenl on the <Ost of maintaining ,_.....,_ hellccpter . and would aave an addlUonal $30,000 on the purchase pri<o. CurrenUy the department operates two Hugbes hellccpters wblcb w.re purclla •· eel In IJe9, The lhlpl fly .an avenge of ti houn of trol lim< ~ . .. . · Burki!nfield said the department Is not interested in expanding the number o( patrol hours at this time, but that an ad· dillonal ohip Is ooeded to tnake up !or tbnc lost on maintenance and service of the two older helicopters. Tiie two helkopten have more lhll1 4,000 hours of flight lime each and the captain noted that in addition 14 the !Imo spent on regular preventative m1in-- tenance on them, there \s An iocreaaing aD1QllUl ol. ~eel re~r wort<. · "And 'being ~ clooe to the )'•ter we dO have.-C00"06icn problaru1'' be' po1nted oul. "It Is necessary lo comp!~ breakdown each ship, e1amine, clean 11fid repaint 11ll ·Ille paris llld then reassemble It." The rtSUlt of the malnlenance pro- jllee AJ1IPLANE Pip All. • O:\'. 'fllf: l:\'.SIDt: SlJl'ER BOWL T8RILLS -Past atan of SUpir Bowl relive the big momenta . The seven rememberers featured In Family Weekly story are Bob Lilly. Dallu Cowlx>ya: Ea;l~Morrall, Wami ~ )llvdloril)ltv Ydr:I< * Jlin'Oltb, Oaltl'and ~dtr1 ; •J¥.ni;,,. Kansu City Cbit!a; u"l"' P~, ·Mln- neaota Vlldngs; and y-rl SlalT, Gretn Bay Pal:iit11. • . IJVINQ WITH TENSIOll -Doctors and ........ bare thtlr rears and !rostra· tloM In a ll)'DltlooNm. "™ "rerisions We Live With," reported by Staff Wrtt« Arthur R. Vltlse!, Paje Bl, I WHAT .PRP.SS ~I! -The FN!tdom of InfonnaUon Act became law half a decade ago, but Wuhlngton newsmtn ay lt'1 still al.most impossible for ;ournattsta '° +obtain some in- !onha\Jon 'troe11., 'Jibe ~ ~~· the negAtlve tone of me news IOUfC'es in ' I ' • deallng\.wlth the prou lo the naUoo's capital. Page A7. M'.\'8'11, r,tAKES' IT -Alan Alda, .JtaCof-new TV aeries, makes the cover ol TV WEEK and all hil <»stars ore featurtd In story Inside the ma_g~. -- Inside Sanday ll"INI a-Mell •1 OtiM 0... ....... '" L. M. kff 11.1 o.tilwt"" .U Ii.I Y-~ 11 A• UMtrt ... CIMtlflM 01-016 Tto!t ~ iU '"'r'H C~ M ~ c-ty Alt c,._.. .. ...,.... "-'' 1:.-......i ,,_ "'· 11.1 """' C'l-C.4 ....... .i,..,.,., ... ., T'l!Mtw\ .... , lllMllCoe CS WMftl« M --" Oli.llY'PILOT llCTtofll1 c.M Cllftlc:t .,_ I ' A, J DAILY PILOT -.-7.197) People /Quotes Telllng a iJ'OUP of !amilies of prisoners ot war that be th1nb tile HOUJO is ,..ey to Join the Serllte In voting to bait Ille war aa earlf aa next month, Sptuer C1rt Albort said, "U Ibey don1 end it II the White House, we'll end )t on the first appropriation bill." Mayor Al C<>ea named three Hun~~~on Beach reiidents to the newl)'eS!a · ed allied arts commission, mtlag that It will serve in an advisory ~pa.city to the city in areas of music, art and the general cultural atmosphel'e. Coon received a unanimous vote of appIU\'3..1 from hU six council.mates, causing Cou.nctlman Donald Shipley to re-. mark. ··1 n1ade a. similar motion seven years ago and 1 onJ y got on<> vote for I~ rut 1 think times ha\'t changed.'' Rerornmending that changes be a1ade to make credit cheapcr and easier to get. Ir• M. Millstein, chairman of a oa· tlon~ con1miss1on 'on consumer credit, said, "\Ve didn't see our JOb as making everyone happy. You can't chefTY·ptck this report, taking \\'hat yot1 like and discarding what vnu don't like." ,. Exa.pented that everytlmo a new se bool ls built, thousands ot dollars muat be spent 011 new architectural drawings for it, Irvine Planning Commissioner Ellen Frtund made th e plea last u•eek for a littJe sameness. "Everyone lives in houses that look alike," she said. "l don't see why they can't go to sohoola that look alike!' Commenting ?" the ~~pcarance in the United States-«-good&4'1th-lh&-1& " e--in-€-.chain store buyer Brue• Houghton explained, "I think the 'market has a great deal of potential." John Mo-. 32, was named last week as the band master for the new HWJtington Beach community concert band. Mason says the band, featuring 80-100 memben will play anything from "classical to light,'" 17.Jt will not feature any gimmicks, such as a certain style or music, or period costumes. "We plan to entertain the people with our • , • ..,.. • music rather than the way we look," be said. Raids Cause 'Emergency' For Hanoi SAIGON (AP ) - A state of 0erD"1feDcy has been declattd ln North Vietnam as a r-e5Ult or massJve American bombJng last month of tbe nation's industrial and go,•emmenta.l centus of J~anoi aod Haiphong. Radio Hanoi, ln a broadcast S&turday, suggested that the devastation wrought by the bombs had forcod Pre mier Pham Van Dong to decree the emergency ~ gram. The purpose of the emergency steps, the broadcast said , ls to atabllliZA> "productioo acUviu., and the people's living condltlons In areas blt by U.S. bombs." American warplanes COfllinued to ham- mer the southern panhandle of North \'ietnam and large areas of the South Saturday and IOday and the u.s Com- mand lllDOWlCtd the kw of anotllu · wsrplano. The command denied that American bombers were operating north or the 20th Parallel in North Vietnam -a tactic ordered stopped Dec. 30 by President Nixon. Tb.e command would not dU!cuss reconnaissance or search and rescue flights. • --Hanoi In • -Saturday alleged that U.S. planes bombed north of that Une in Violation of Nixon's public commitment not to do so. Nixon stopped the bombing north of the parallel because of tbe lmpendlng resumption of Paris peace talb by Henry A. Kluing<r and North Vietnam's Le Due Tho on Monday. In announdng the emergency ln North Vietnam, Radio Hanoi said: "In order to stablllu the production activities and the peoples' llvtng conditions In areas hit by U.S. bombs, the office of the prime CHINA , ~-A08 THAILAND • IOt Mlloo u,, ....,_... BOMBING CHARGE -Hanoi Radio said the U.S. broke an ai:r- ment and sent its warplanes north of the 20th parallel Thursday. The radio, in a delayed report. said acor"' of planes Including s.62 bomb- ers, made "barbarom attacks" on civilian concentrated area& in south· em paobandJe of North Vietnam. The broadcast al8o •aid U.S. jets bombed villages in Hoa Binh province. minister, ~1inistrJes o( Interior, lieallh, Finance, Interior Trade, and Foods, and the admln\Stral.lve committee and lnfonnatlon and Social Welfare' Service of Hanoi conducted discussions on ~ '"' ---and t.sued a nwnber of lnlUal pollclea.'' Premier Dong and the committee luued a wide--ranglng set of directives to meet the emergency, ranging from pro- viding food, and clothing, to caring fw orphans. Tile U.S. Command aald Air Fon:< and Navy blclicaJ llgbtel'l>omben flew 115 strikes in the southern ball of North Vlet- nam during tbe 2+bour period ending at 8 a.m. Saturday .. DJring the same time period, the fighter-bombers logged 223 slrikes in South Vietnam, the bulk of them in northermost Quant Tri Province. Fifteen BS2 miasiona were flown over the southern panhandle during the 24- bour period, the coounand reported, the heaviest bombardmcat-in-that regtorrtn three weeks. Seventeen additional BS2 missions were flown in South Vietnam. In a related developme nt, the com- mand announced the loss of an Air Force F4 Phantom jet in Laos on Thursday night One crewman was rescued by helicopter, lhe other is listed u missing. The loss raised to 31 the number of aircraft acknowledged downed in North \1ietnam and Laos since last Dec. 18, when the massive bombardment of North Vietnam began. The community band should start giving ooncerta In May, and hopes to have several free, Saturday afternoon concerts in local parks this summer. War Negotiations . Announcing that the union's new officers have slashed thell' own salaries, Amold Miller, newly ... Jected president of the United Aline Workers, said. "As officers, we have not for· gotten that Oil!' salaries are paid out of the hard"'"'1led dues money of coal miners." House GOPs Back Nixon Newport Beach has the distinction of having two of its residents named to the new South Coast regional coastal agency created by Proposition 20, the coastl.1ne man· W ASlllNGTON (AP) House Republicans Saturday e 1 p r e s s e d overwhelming support ol President Nix- on's -!<I elld the Vlelnam war through negotlatlons. But tbere wu coosiderable grumbllng that !be ....... might bo interpreted u '"-' for the recent bombing attacks on North Vietnam. withdrawal of all U.S. fon:eo from 0indochlna pendlng release of American prisoners and calling for no further born· bing of the North without congressional approval was beaten back. A DlOV< to adjourn passed 91 to 43, el· fectively killing McOoskey's chances. The Calilomian. who last year failed in a challenge lo President Nixon in the ~blican presidential plima!'ies, said the 43 "'ho opposed adjournment would fonn the core of House Republican su~ port for any later congressional efforts to legislate an end to the war. But Rep. Gerlad R. Ford of 1'1Jchigan. llouse Republican leader, called the group's action "a clear indication ct strong support for the President" agement initiative. One of them is Ronald W. Caspers, chairman of the Orange Coun· ty Board of Supervisors and a Udo Isle ,.... Iden~ Caspers has sl;!adfasUy refused to dis- cuss the problems to conlront the new panel when it starts meeting, but the city's other appointee, Lido Isle resident Mrs. Judy Rot- ener, is frank to admit th.at she doesn't know And aeven Cl' eight GOP House memben -depending on who did tbe countlng In tbe cJosed.<loor meetlng -• were upset at . the massive air raids to to consider the millions of dollars worth of Maiillard'• resoluUon. building pei nrits and starts developlng-.-- coastal plan for 1"s Angeles and Orange counties. Talking about the myriad or work ahead. Mrs. R06ener said, "Anybody who thinks he's got this thing llgUJ'ed out fJ crazy." -rttir,-Jobn 8 . And~es1011~fll~-Cil1'llf"'01mola1"~, --- chairman ·of tbo lklule RepUbllcan Conference who presided .,... the meeUng said alte'w1U'da tllat tbe vote wu 135-7. However an announcement just after the vote reported tbo "'°"' was 121.a. Commenting on bis election to i97S's International Best Dre<kd list for men, actor Robert Rodford said, "I like clothes best when I've worn them for two or three years." And eight GOP memben "'1o atlended the meeting -or their aides -told a newsman they voted against the 1'1ailllard resolution. Some others who favored it said privately they opPoSed last month's Eastern Longshoremen Boycott Aussie Cargo beavy bombing ralda aga!Mt North Viet· nam. but did not feel they could oPJ>06e the resolution because it supports negotiations. Tbe eight who were reported voting 1'11) generally agreed with Rep. Olarles A. A1osher (R-Ohiol who said he supports the Paris negotiations aimed at ending the war but opposes ''the threat of further massive· bombing if lbe North Vietnamese do not this or do not do that." By Unit.eel l"ress lnternaliowll Longshoremen in S a v a n n a h , ChafleR.on •. Baltlmore.and Housto.p were ordered~Saturday not to unload freighters . carrying Australian cargo, opening a campaign of retaliaUoo by American dockworkers for an Australian unioo Flu Outbreaks Spread; 18 Die In California ATLANTA !UPI) -New outbreaks Of influenza \\'ere reported across tile coun- t!'f Siturdlly by fedetal ·bdJth officials,~ with 18 deaths in California attributed to the London strain for v.·bicb there Is no ~Ifie vaccine. The latest states reporting inDuen1.:t activity were Virginia, Georgia and Ohio. bringing to at least 18 the number of states experiencing cases of the disease. -o( which appears to be caused by the A·Engiand viru~. better known :is the London nu. Clllfornia was one of the states hanlest blt by influenza. Health olfldals tbtie said an outbreak of Ou, .. lD.1· doubtedly lhe London strain" bas taken at Jeasl 18 llves In lbc Sao f"randsco .Bay area in tbt past two weeks. Duths dut to pneumonia, often a cooipllcotlon of lnfluel113, jumped during the aame period with 11 deaths in S&nta Clsra and 24 in San Francisco. AJI of the nu victims were adult.a, most of them elderly. . Loodoo nu cases have be<O coolirmed In th... countlel in the San Franclsco Boy area and In Im Angeles County. All.bough there Is no specific vaccill e to pte\'«lt the (Andon Ou, health authorities aald tho vaccine cumntly elfecilve Jor the 'l)pe-D and Honrr Kong lnlluerwi. of which the London tfraJn Ls • "caulln." ~ otrm--.ome p1uta:tfo11. boycott of U.S. shipping to protest the bombing or North Vietnam. Joe White. president of the Savannah, G"a., chapte,r of the !QternaUooal Loogsboremen's Association (ILA), said he had received orders trom It.A Presi- dent Thomas W. "Teddy" Gleesoo not to unload the freighter Pacific Ocean when it docked in the Georgia city late Satur- day afternoon. Gleason ordered the boycott last Thursday and said it would not "stop un- til the Australians stop l h e i r foolishness." There are 116,000 members in the I.LA. l\'hiLe said a s .... ·cdish ship and an Irish \'essel, both carrying cargo from Australia, will face a similar boycott ir they dock in Savannah, where they are expected in a few days. .. Mcmbets-ot-the-lo-rfgsh0reme'n11·~unlon in Charleston, s . C., said they also would boycott Australian 1hips docking there. Samuel Simmons. Local 1422 presid~nt in Charleston, said an Australian ship was expected today. From Pagel FISSURE ..• sliw!ng further downwan!. A state official viewing the pheoomenoii Friday said, "The hill ii moving sio.·1,. and there is no Indication wntn It will stop." The eight were: Y..fosher, Bilbert Gude, 'Md.; Margaret M. llecltler, Maas.; 'Yilliam B. Wldnall, N.J .; Edward G. Biester Jr., Pa.; Stc"'art B. McKinney, c.oon.; Bill Frenzel. Aiinn.: and Paul N. McCloskey Jr., Calif. McCloskey's 0.,.,11 resolution calling for Tn1ck Driver Ci.11Shed to Death An Orange County sanitation \\'Orker "'BS crushed to death Saturday when he apparently lost .control of his three-axle garbage truck, fell out, and was run over near Irvine, • • .. Francisoo G. Romo, 37, of Santa Ana. was west.bound on Coyote CanYol'I Road approaching the county dump when the accident occu.rred about 1:30 p.m. The California Hlgh<A·ay Patrol said Ro.mo's truck went off the north side of the road, throwing him out. The truck came to rest on top of the man. the CHP said. Coast Facing Warming Spell l!owe\..,. by lattures fol· part ol ~ ~ oppeared to have lowed by an ky night are for-ecast for tJ1c stopped, •Dd ofndals oxprmec! hope Orange OJost toclay, with a graduol Saturday that their buiire'51ng would wamtille trend staJ\lng that should carry halt mowment lndrfin1ttly. .into the new week. NJvertheless. they warn<d . that tile 'lbe National Weother Service predicts hilJsi<le is ~Ull considered umafe and that a hlgh temperature toda y In Ule low six· slgbl.!..,.s would bo prevenl<d from u.,, following a high of 62 dOgn!tS Satur- tnlerlng the arra. day. The immediate trigger for tho earth At Dlght the memiry rosding Is ex· mtwement that optn<ld up tho fi.w<\re 1' pected to plunge Into the '"""'lea In cit: now known, but the a~11 does have a luS growing arus. Frost "''8mings wt~ hlllofy o1 having frequent landoUdes, of· Jn eff<•:t througbout Orange Count¥ S&lur· ficia11 said. , day night. • ...... . CESSNA 172 ONE PLANE CONSIDERED FOR POLICE USE It H"' Top Spffd of 125 mph ond C1n Clrcl• City Block From Pege 1 AIRPLANE FOR POLICE ? ••• blems have been that both hel.icopters"suspicious activity "'itbout Itself being have been grounded sin1ulataneously on a o~rved .'' number or ~sions. An additional benefit of an airplane for A third helicopter or an airplane is pol1ce me cited by Burk.enfield would be needed, Burkenfield said, as a backup to its availability for prisoner transport. fill In when the other machines are down. "We spend a lot of money and man-hours At the direction of City Administrator going to places like Santa Barbara or the David Rowlands, Burkenfield and Lt. Bob Bay Area to get our suspects who have Morrison, head of the helicopter section. ~ arrested by other departments. An a few mouths aa:o began exploring the ~plane could be used in these situatiom pa&sibllity of using fixed wing craft in-at a great savings," he said. stead of a third helicopter. Helicopters do have certain ad- "We belie\'c that it is necessary to vantages. They can hover as low as 500 purchase additional . equipment to keep feet on an overcast day, while the plane the program operatmg: full lime -and would be stuck at I 000 feet and unable to statistics indicate that it is desirable to view the ground. ' kee:p a full time 8;ir patrol -and it's only On nonnal patrols both n t 1 ooo loglcal to go to ftxed wing," Burkenfield feel · Y a ' concluded. lie listed v.·hat he considers to be the advantages of an airplane over a belicopte" O'Jbe purchase price of an airplane is about $22.000. There is an additiona l $10,000 worth of Police equipment for either machine. The purchase price of a helicopter is about $52,000. •A• helicopter com-abouf $13 jler night hour to maintain including fuel, parts and main tenance work. An airplane costs abut $7 per flight hour for the same things. •A helicopter' can be used for about an hour and .a half at a Ume before it must land to refuel. An airplane can stny aloft for up to sit hours. Morrison and Burll"enneld al~ pointed out that pilot fatigue is greoater in a hclicoptCT because it requires ronstant attention to fly . •The helicopters used by the police departmeat can only carry two men and a limited amount of special radio and police equipmenl An airplane can carry more equipinent -such as surveillanct cameras and viewers -and an ad- d!tl Onlll p.11.ssenger. •An airplane can fiy as slowly and cir· cle as tightly as a bellcopter, but It l ~ cap.;;1ble of traveling twlce as fast as a helicopter. Burkenfleld said th e helicopter takes about seven minutes to ao from one corner or the city to another -a dblanco an airplane could cover In about three mlnutts. •BW'kenfield and 1'fonison daim that in •irplane lo oubstapUally qutete< than a hc1icopttr, whlch ft\eanS that !ti use woold reduct no1.oe 119llutlon and would em>ble the ·-paln>J "' """""' Both vessles can reduce their air speed lo 45 mph. Burkenfield says there is also a psychological advantage to a helicopter in that a criminal Knows a whi rlybird can land, so he might surrender more easily, stn<e he know> the plane is stuck in the air and can't come and get him . Huntington Beach Police WOOld"" use· tiny ~1ea00....•lark Airport for their plane. and if it were phased out. they would s'"itch to Orange County Airport or Los Angeles. One pll.l!le '>''hich olher police departments nre using is the Cessna 171. It has a top spcod ol 125 mph (a helicopter's top speed i1 80 mph) and a turning radius of 30 degrees (It can circle a norma l city block.. l lfuntington Beach police are looking at a Maule STOL (Short Take Off and Lan- ding) which they !eel 1' better, and cheaper, for lheir use. It has a top speed of 1$> mpb and turning radlus tnside a City block. Police Arrest 37 ln l\farijnana Raid Anaheim polico arml<d 27 Gdults and JO juv«11los S&turday night when they inve&ttg&l<d a ooisy pony and found that marijuana "'as being widely Wied. PoUoo said they armQ:d _...,,,.,. In the recr.atlori ,_ of an aportment compler at 1250 S. Brookhurat Street on '""!llcfoo " being ,.....nt wbe!'e an U. leflll dl'ug was in ""'· • U.S. Consul In Managua Sl1ot Dead MANAGUA, Nlcal'&&UI (UPI ) -J. P. Harsm'" U.S. consul In Managwi, bas dJl!d ol a bullet wound in tbe head, the U.S. embwy said Saturoay. A special comnumlque from the tm· bussy said 11argro.., w., found badly \\counded in the bead at about 8 p.m. l-'ri· day night. It added that the \\'OWld was "ap- parently incumd accidenUy" from a small caliber automatic weapoo. But Jt gave no details 8Jld did not specify e.i· actly ·where Hargrove was .,.,.hen he IUf. fered the fatal wound. He was immedlalely liken to the U.S army field bocpi tal set up on lbe grounds ol the hacienda of Nicaragua's strongman. Gen. .An.utasia Somoza to aid \'iclims of Lb& Dec. 23 earthquake wblch killed at least l,000 persons aod le\•eled large p.i rts of 1-fanagua. At 3:30 a.m. S:aturday morning, Hargrove was put aboard a spedal plane with his wife, two U.S. anny officeN and a Nica raguan neurosurgeon and flown to Gorgas Hospital In the U.S. Canal l.one in Panama. All efforts to save his life failed and he s11co1mbed later Saturday morning, the- communique said.. 'lbe lilt of the eal1hquake two ....0 ago was vadualJy returning to somewhat aonnal routines outside the thl't!e--by·five- mile devastated downtown area. which is fenced off and which must be cleared. Buses and Wis were running along routes on the edges of the city and automobile traffic was heavy. Trains were bringing ~·orkers from other cities to join the "civic action" brigades mobil.iied to help in removal and clearing operd.tion.s. Tbe dally cUstributlon of some 310.000 food rations WU being can1ed out '"wttb regularity," according to authorities. Almost all homes outside the cm· demned 511-block disaster zone now have "·ater and electric power again and the post office, operating out of provisional ::.a. offices, is ooce again delivering Besides the spraying of insecticides, a massive typhoid \'accination program is under way and all stray dogs are being killed as pan of the campaign to pre\'ent the spread ol disease of any kind. l\feanwhile the Economy Ministry repcrted that 60 percent of industries locatei:t near the capital are again in operalloo. &nklng operalial.1 were mainly restricted lo branch banks in cities and towmi outside Managua . The main thrust ot government at,. lention was concentrated on getting <\ full«ale emergency hoosing program launched with millions of dollars of U.S.. Ill . Baer Quintuplets In Incubators, Still Improving C!IlCAGO (UPll -The Baer quin· tuplets, bom Friday to a suburban stockbroker 's wife, were in improved but still fair condition Saturday in tiay in· cubators at E\'anstoa Hospital. They will be the sixth surviving set of quintupleta in the bi.story of the Y.'estem Hemisphere if tbq~Ji\'e. Their 26--year.old mother, Lynn, and their father, James, anxiously waited out a three-day "critical period" alter which their chances of SUJ'\ival should be much better, a hospital spokemian said. The babies were their first children. 1-1.rs. Baer was in good condition at • Highland Park Hospital, ~·here the three girls and two boys 'A·ere bom duripg {I · half boUr · span Friday. They were a month premature. Baer visited his children at Evanston Hospital. \l,'bcrc they .,.,·ere taken because o( its better facilities for caring for premature babies. The couple lives in Northbrook . SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Tiie or.,.. t.Mr.I DAIL 'f l"ILOT, whll Wftl(lt k ~ IN NfWl.l"Tir.u,, II Mllilltd W "'-or.rite (NII ~bllirte (Olnplny, 1-.. ,.M tdllloN ,,.. DllDI~ ~ty ""'""' F~. rot 'Cf.1t Mnt, ... ,,._.,.,~.e.c..,....., HUl'lllrlf!M lkM;IV'"-!•ln Ytllr(, ~ lt1dl, 1"""-!s.&lfftl(ll tr.d S.n C""-t_, Sin J11111 C.0111r-. A 1lngte "'lllGMI !MltlM ff Mllt'IM Sltvrdrft ....0 SunNn. Tlll-~I publ!.tl'"9 """ It 11 ,,_ Well II)' $1rMf, Cblfl MIH, (1l!l9nll1, "6H. Rob1rt N. W•-4 Pr11icltnt ud Pll&lholl..- J1c" •. c.rt • ., ~~and GMlr-11 M-. T~o""ll KHYil Edllw Tho,,.•t A. Murpt.1111 IMMllflll Elfltw Ch1,.1t H. L101 Rlclt1nl ,, Nill "-1f1!111t Mlr111tl1111 Edl!Ol'I Al111 J, t>irliifl ~ Efher. Offk• c>ttl Mt:Ml »O Wt<ll ..., "°"' .....,,.,. 8..cfl~ JlD fl!....,.,; ............ u.-11Ktt: m ,_, ,.,......,. 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"Wby, that would be discrllnlnatlon," sbe proclaimed. Tragic Outbreaks Occur I n Chicago~ NY, Baltimore . . . • • TEMPEST CONT INUES: LAGUNA BEACH -The spar- ring match between opposing factions In the Laguna Beach Unllied School District contlnned last week. The boanl ma· jority reaf1lrmed its decision to firtl Assistant Superintendent Charles Hess and Robert Reeves. Also, the board majority demanded Superintendent William Ullom accept either a cash payoff for the remaining six months of his contract or a six month consultants hip at his estabU.hed rate of pay. In either event, the board majority wants Ullom out of the superin- tendent'• position no )Mer than Wednesday. A special meet· Ing between Ullom 1114.._the board will be held Tuesday nigbl POWER PLAY: FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Southern Cali- fornia Edison Co. want& to erect some new power P.?les in the city. Councilmen said okay last week, It Edison wdl lease the 48--acres of easement land for $1 per /ear and also spend $.100,000 to put bike paths, sprinklers an other improvements on the easement. Edison currenUy rents easements to cities for $50 an acre. Edison offlclals oppose the request. Scrub a Dub, Dub Laguna Beacl! City Coun- cilmen rolled up their col- lective shirt sleeves and firmly clutching the some- w h a t mottled municipal • code gave it a "cleansing" during a meeting Friday. The laundry was the Idea of Mayor Charlton Boyd who said the scrubbing was needed to remove "non- relevent material and make addltiona in order to make the books useable." The mayor's plans In- clude more frequent up- dating or the city laws, and delineation of the flow of information and operations of the city. • • • .. • CAT TAGS ' HUNTINGTON BEACH -The city has es· tablisbed a mandatory $5 cat license, along with other arumal controls The cat license is a move toward stiffer contror of freerumtlng felines. After the cat license was app~v~. Mayor Al Coen suggested the city staff consider establishing 8 similar license for all horses stabled withm the. city, ~nd use the bone tag revenue for the proposed equestrian trails. 87 n. "'8odatod ..._ Tllreo llreme> _.. killed when a boomed dillng in a burning Clilcaao rellll!nnt collar-! Saturday. a1 l<eat aeven persons died in a Mt.el fire in upstate New Yor'k and four children died in a house ftre in -Bahbnore. The ceiling oollll>'fd ss f11<mtn bat· Ued an early mornll!8 fire in a twwtory lxllldlng !hat oo....d The Forum C.f<l<ria on OUcago's Madboo-. A batlallon commander bean! 'the ceiling slan IO crumble, bul It collapoed before tbe men could escape. In all, 27 firemen were treated for In- juries, most fOf' smoke lnhalaUoo. "We knew the ceiling was going to CaIJ, so five firemen went to the balcony of the buildng and hurriedly started IO pull the fire hose back down the sta..il'lt" &akl fireman Florbont.e Panozza. "But before we rould all g<I out, the ceiling col!apoed and I was trapped under the n.tbbl4!. I couldn 't see anybody else. I didn't know if my buddits were okay." One of his friends, Timothy Moran. about 35, was killed. So were Richard Kowaleyk, 31, and Albert Stack, 49. Al least--9e\'en "persoDS died tn a fire tn the employe9' quarters of the Pine Grove Resort Ranch in Kerhonkson, in upstate New York. Nine others _., lnjurod, """" u they jilinped out of windows ln the thttHtory wooden structure. Four persons were Capo Councilmen Brace for Clash Over Dismissal San Juan Capistrano city councilmen are bracing for a possible protest ~ton day over city fiscal practl~ -a protest hinted by some residents alter tbe firing this past week of Finance Director Paul Le .... ·. "I hope we don't get into a smoke on Monday night, but I've had some in- dications of a protest brewing,"' said Mayor James Thorpe. The mayor said Friday that the firing of Lew culminated months of "added scrutiny, if you will" of the city aide. Thorpe said that the deci3ion to fire the employe may have been made by Ctty Manager Donald Weidner, "but the cooa- Flnaµce Director P aul Lew, whose f eud With City Manager for months and tbe issue bas """" up +---·•-nol!llld""Wettlnerh airpersisted since ~-~1-t--durlng""Jll!".'"""tet-~ at midweek· after assert~y not maintaining adeq .. te &si-"· "So otten." Thorpe llSld, "the city ness hoora. Weidner tater conceded that he ·and Le;r have llUUl8f!er gets oalled for doing one thing not seen eye-to-eye for several months. The init:l81 problems or another, when. really, he's carrying came last budget season when Weidner found a major flaw out lbe orders of lbe council." in Lew's budgel It has been common -ledge that ANNEXATION HASSLE ' SAN CLEMENTE -City Weidner and Lew ha,. not aeen eye to councilmen at midWeek yielded to pressure from several eye for months. homeowners and agreed to seek a change In annexation boun-Thorpe oo Friday said that be bas daries, Involving 100 acres in the Capistrano Beach Palisades. rettived .......i calla from frequent The county Local Agency Formation Comuuss1on added 20 cr!Ucs of the .mting city govemmeut. acres (to straighten new ~darics) to the original S(Hicre "!get the lmpn!SSioo that lnfarmaUoo annexation N>l'IUesl. The residents m those 20 acres have about the city has been given to these • -, people from within city ball," and II that protested bitterly ever since. Information was not gi~n to the camci1 SIGN BAN • COSTA ME.5A -The city bas extended its as well, I would reganl the mattor a wrrent sign moratorium for another 90 days to quiz. the attt-¥i:'rpe":i;t of prof...,ional etblca," tudes of businessmen and residents about a new sign ord.i- drafled C•ty I h th new The mayor said be was led to believe nance currently being · 1 P anners ope e that critics will attend Mooday'1 sessloo ordinance will drastically cut down "visual chaos" in the armed with data g!ven them by the fired business districts. aide -information which may oever . CANADA FOOTHILLS : EL TORO -Despite a county havt; beeo given to cooocilmen. planning staff recommendation to the contrary, Orange County Planning Commissioners last week approved 3-2 a zone change to allow the Canada Foothills planned commun- ity adjacent to the Marine Corps Air Station. '!'hey also ap- proved an amendment to the master plan of arterial blgh- ways which showed a utransportation corridor" (probably a new freeway) dead-<!ndtng at Valencia Parkway on the north and El Toro Road on the south. Tbe matter now goe& to the Board of Supervisors. SCHOOL BONDS : SADDLEBACK VALLEY -Cam- paigners for lbe new Saddleback Valley Unified School Dis- trict'• first bond election Feb. 6 lricked-<>ff their campaign last week with a spirited rally attended by 150 residents. Many of those were volunteer block workers, who will go door-to-<loor In the district, urging everyone to vote and to vote yes on tbe $28 million 'bond-$18 million state apportion- .men! election. All-YEAR SCHOOLS: NEWPORT MESA -Two cam- puses of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District are study- ing a switch to all-year school calendars next school year. At both Corona de! Mar High School in Newport Beach and Har- per Elementary School in Costa Mesa attendance would be stricUy optional. Officials said the elementary campus Is In· terested primarlly in cutting down the "learning _loss" that occurs over a im-month summer, wbile tbe blgh school campus wants to offer students a chance to accelerate progress. PURSES CHECKED, COUNTY AIRPORT -Starting last Friday, each passenger and ail luggage hand<arried aboont tho allplae were being aean:lled thoroughly at Oran¥• Coonty Airport. Some flight delays were reported as Q(flclhls began Implementing the new "no exceptions" federal guidelines. LOW.COST HOU SING DELAYED1 IRVINE -City plan- ning commissioners beld up an Irvine Company proposal for building l,700 units of moderate Income housing In the $19,000 to '2'/,000 range. While lauding the company"s effort to provide the low-<:oet housing, commissioners complained that the denalty mlgllt be too blgh. Irvine Company olficia1' re- plied that the price for moderately prlCl'd ~ou&ing was high density. Wi fe of Judge Seeking Divorce Harbor Area Judge Blair Thomas Barnette has been sued for divorce ln an Orange County Superior Court action citing "irrecoocilable differeoces" ln his maniage. Mrs. Pabicia Sharon Barnette seeks spousal 11Upport plus a det.enni.naUoo of property rights and dispooitioo of the family home at 2801 Sea.view Ave., Newport Beach. • The mwUcipal-court ·judge and his estranged wife married three years ago in Newport Beach. They have no children. Sentence Delayed In Sex Ring Case Henry Wsre Sprague, coovtcted ol pro- curing, has been gnmled a fUrther delay or his seotencin( on pra!litutlon ~ stemmlng lrml his _..uon of the Irvine-based Executive F.ecort Servloe. Spngu<, 5t, of 64 • Beacon Boy, Newport Beach. was ordered Friday lo 'return to Orange County SUperiar O>urt court Judg< Kenneth William!' cou rtroom Feb. I for 9el'ltencing to what couJd be a state prir.on term. The OOrly builder WU arrested Feb. 29, 1971 by lnvestigaton who said his offices nt 2192 Dupont St, lrvtne, were bei,. us- ed as the headquarters for a prostitution ring. . Charges agaimt sl1 of <Jehl wumen linked lO SPra,gue were later dl!mll5ed. ho other women were fined 1fttr ~ltpilool q~llleaur--· sUll WUlccounted for Saturday a!tunoon. "It wmt quJck.Jy, there was such mus coofu>loo h<n," said hold ...,,... ll.lcliard Tarantino. He said ~ ware aboot 20 persoos in the building, all part. Orne employe.s. The ldenUUes ol the vlc1Jms ,..,. not immediately 1vallable. In B&ltimore, four children ranging In age from 18 months to a years died when fire swept lbrough a three-story rowbou!e. The four young vlctlma Included tbi:oe cbUdren adopted by !heir grandmother following the dealb of lh<Jr mother. They were found dead in their bedroom oo the ; second floor of a brick rowbouse. Authorities said they died from smoke ln- balaUon. Fimnen said the ftre appareaUy started oo the ground fioo< beneath •ilere the dtildren slept. The victims were Identified by a spoke.sman at Provident hospital .u Patricia Shaw , S, her brothers Freddie, II, MCI }loratlo, 8, and their COl.L'!in, Steven Lamont Shaw, 18 months. The hospital said three of the chlldren had been-adopted by their grandmother,- Lillian Shaw, 52, who was hospitalized ln fair condition after jumping lrom a se- cond Door wiOOow. Also bospit>lized in fair condition were Lillle E. Shaw, 17, mother of the youngest child and tv.'O other adult members of the family . FI REMAN SURVIVES ROO F COL LAPSE IN CHICAGO But 3 Flraflghten Wen Kil led, 27 lnju•ed Area Choices B,.pped Future of Coast Rests With 84 Commi,ssinners SACRAME~'TO (A P) -The dream of many Callfomia conserva tionists -to preserve as much of the state's 1,087· mile coastline In its natural state as pos- sible -oow rests In large part with 84 persons. They are the men and ~'Omen aJ> pointed to a new slate board and aix regional commissions created when CalUomlam voted 4.3 million to 3.S million In favor of Prop. 20, the con- servationist -backed Initiative oo the November ballot. Fire Damages Former Lag un a Auto Dea lership Laguna Beach firemen battled names ror the ,second time within a month Saturday afternoon at the garage ol an abandoned Cadillac dealership on the south end of town. Flames were reported shooting through vents in the roof of !he Allen Molon building when units from Laguna Beach's three fire station! arrived. Firemen fought the blaze for 20 minutes before declaring lt I.rider COll6 trol. 'Ibey estimated that about 20 per- cent of the half-square bk>ck structure in I.he 1100 block of Pacific Coast Highway was destroyed. The Ciuse of Saturday's blaze, and a smaller ooe a mouth ago, are oot known, ft.re officials said. ing3 disputed in the courts, but do not have -lo--JlDSWU---t.o-tha---goven»r--or- LegislalUre dlredfy. ha-• t 'Ucism d · · •A-.i ·ih cooversioo mto the Village Falre, a 1;).Ues en ~ lll1e.1v1ew1 Wl -----eom~-of-smaU-sbopping-units. ----; By Dec. I, 197li, they must submil a comprehensive coastline development plan to the Legislature and In the meantlm&-etartq Feb. 1-bave sweep. ing powers to regulate developments within 1,000 yards inland from Mexico to the Oregon line. In Interviews with The Associated Press, conservationists up and down the state expressed mi.led feelings over the calilx!r of lbe appointees, saying they are happier with some canmissims than they bad upected and very unhappy with othen . Gov. Ronald Reagan, Democratic Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti and the Senate Rules Committee each made IS appointments lo the state and reglonal commissions. The other commissioners were selected by local or regional governmental agencies. Traditionally, consevationists have been sharply crtticar of city and county government&' actions oo environmental matters, claim.Ing they bow too easily to economic pre.!fllure, and most of the con- servationLst criticism on commission ll?"- pointees was leveled at local ap. pointments. "There was a fairly widespread effort by city COllllcils to elect the most hostile types to some ot the regional com- missions," said Assemblyman Alan Sieroty ([).Beverly Hills). conservationists: the SoUth Central oorn- mission covering San Luis Obispo, Sanla Barbara and Ventura eotmUes; the South Coast comml5sloo covering Los Angel es and Orange counties; and the North ())est commission covering Del Norte, Hum- boldt and f\.fendocino counties. 1\1.·o other commissions, one covering Son{lma, Marin and San Francisco COllll- ties and !he other embracing San Mateo, Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, received generally high ratings from con- servationists. But lhe sixth regional commission. covering San Diego County, remained something of a question mark. William Kortu m, a Sonoma County veterinarian who has been fighting coastline ~rvation battles for many years, said by' his count at least six or the 12 members of the statewide board would be !K)lld conservation votes. According to Kortum, four of the six conservationist votes on the state board are Ellen Harris, a A-ioretti appointee who writes a consumer column for the Los Angeles Times ; Ri chard Wilson, a . ?.1oretti appointee Who is prestdenl of the Save the Eel RJver Association; Fred Farr, a Senate Rules appointee who is a former state senator from Carmel; and Pi:felvin B. Lane, a Reagan appointee from Atherton ~·ho Is chainnan ol the San F'ranc~ Bay Conwvation and Development Convnlsslon. Crime Preve ntion Unit P osts Op en Volunteers are needed vacancies on the C<Jsta Prevention Committee, WiUani Jordan sald. to fill three Mesa Crime Vice Mayor Tv.-o of the new appointees "ill be members at large and the third a representative of the r~reedom Homes area on cOsta Mesa's west side. Persorui interested In the unpaid poel· tioos should ask for an application blank at the office of the city clerk, 77 Fair Drive, Costa 1'1esa . · Nixon to Be 60; Family Meal Set ,• WAS!IlNGTON (UP!l -President Nixon will be 60 years old Tuesday and ia expected lo mark the occuion with a family dinner party at Camp David, Md. Both of the President's daughters will be back from European trips in time for lhe dinner. Aides said the celebnLtioo would be "a qui.el family arr a tr." Efforts to Save Whale Fail u'''~ CONEY IS LAND AQUARIUM WORKERS HELP INJURED WHALE tNmmar S..mod to a. Recover"'9, Thon Died NEW YORK (U PI\ -A \lO(}jlOUlld ra.e whale that Was da S:flcd ·&gaJhst a jetty and found unconscious on the New Jersey shore dled Saturday at the Coney Island Aquarium after eating its first solid meal. The IZ.foot mammal, believed to be & True's beaked y;hale. was found Wed· nesday after striking a rock jett(' at Beach Haven, N. J. it was transferred from a private saltwater pool by a van in a four·hour trip Friday. The. y,·halc, dubbed "~lope," was swim· ming by it.self Saturday and ate Its first solid food -severaJ fish -and "seemed to be in tip.top shape," said Aif1"3. Carl Ewer, a resident of Beaeh 1-laven. She and her husband found the whale. '"Thtn. he just t.ook a big gulp of air, ~am around the tank real rast and died," she said. Biologlsts at the aquarium ~heduled an autopsy, she said. Mrs. Ewer said the only outward ln· Jury die whole seemed ID have llUllertd y,·ag a broken art.cry on the tip of ill tall. which was clamped Wedne9day night to stop the bl«<IU>J<. Or. lloward Winn, a Uolverslly ~ Rhode Island professor, said if tbe tn1m· mal is identified as a 1'hie'9 beaked whale -a i;reicles with a blunt bead and a beak·Ukc ~nou t -it presumably would I have been the only \vhale of Its type bl. capUvHy. ' • , ' • • A._4 OAllY PllOT -· JIMwt. 7, 197J ·_Bugging Probe Opeits 1Watergat.e Seven Go on Trial in U.S. Court I, WASHINOTON (Al?) -A rtal.Jl/a spy Until now, much of what ii known ~..apry, the Watergate Affair, movet from about the motive and intent of the ~ ,. per pages into • federal da"'n break·ln June 17 in the Watersate : ~ ll'h1nl-Mm Monday with a cast of Off' Bulldln bas ,,_,... •-"'1CiW&cters stretching from Miami's ice g coma --.· ~· ~ 'CUllon community btto lhe White Bouse. •·estlgalions by lhe ntWI media. " ·~ Seven men will go on trial charged AdministraUon sources have either :.: •dlh breaking Jnto lhe offices ol lhe denied allegations or refused comment. Democratic National COmmlttee to 1be Watergate seven are charged l , eavesdrop on copversaUons and steal variowly in eight counts wilb coospiraey, documenls. lnterceptlon of oral and wire com- • .,. 'Depoadlng on how deeply opp<IOlng municatlons, burglary and unlawful ""~Jawyera probe, the testimony may go pouession of intercepting devices. .-~ mucb deeper than the circumstances of a tbey are : ,.Jimple burglary. e-<ieorge Gmkn Uddy, a former "\_ : TIJe witnesses could include some men White House and Treasury aide who has ... ~near the top in the administratinn and in also gone by the name or George F. ,. lhe Republican party. lAooanL lie was counsel for lhe Fbtance ·-:' ''111.is jury is going to want to know ComrnJttee to Re-elect the President but -. ~""What did these men go into that be» was fired when be refused to answer quorUn for," said dllel U.S. District aome questions from lhe FBI. , , Court Judge John J. Sirica at a pretriaJ e-Everett Howard Hunt Jr., also ~ .conlereoce. "Was their oofe pul'IUe known as Edward L. Warren and , 1>0U~l "4f)lonage? Were Ibey paid! Was Edward J, Hamilton. He had been a 'T."-tbere financial gatn1 Who hired tbeni? • White House consu1lant working muler :t. ·Who started lbis?" top Nixon aide Charles Colson. Hunt, .l"".. Those questiotts of po1iUcaJ intrigue author of more than 40 8PY and ad-.~ ~ spiced the 1m presidential cam'paig:r;i. To venture novels, had worked in the <:en- . get at least scme of the answers (may tral Intelligence Agency with some of the ..._. ·take anywhere trom lhree weeks to three others at the time of the 1961 Bay of Pigs ..,1,rnooths of trial before a jury that will be invasion. h'-'· sequestered each night. •-James W. McCord Jr., who, the 'in· . < ;·"'Bedridden' Man Charged Wfth Murder DALLAS (UP!l -William Lamar Rhodes was hospitalized the day after Christmas recovering from injuries he says be received in an automobile ac· cident. His 20-year-old wife Elain was working that Tuesday. Just before she was to get off work she called her husband at Methodist Hospital and told him she would be there in a few minutes for her daily visit. Mrs. Rhodes visited her husband In lhe hospital every day at 6 p.m. But oo this particular day, when she bad failed to ar- rive by 6:30, her husband became anx~ ious. "By 8 p.m., he was asking far sedatives and the hospital chaplain because he knew aomethlng had hap- pened to his wife," Homlckle Detective Gus F. Rose said Saturday. Rhodes asked ~ and missing pen!OllS to look ~ 1 his wile but a thorough llOllrdl coodlt4mn up no trnoe of Ille ........ -checked out of lhe Second Son ~ Loren wile of· halian movie . prod~cer C~<> Ponti, dictment said, alto Ulad lhe names Edward J. Warren and Edward "J. Pitarlln. He wq aetUrity coordinator for lhe Qimmfttee for lbe R<>electfoo of lhe Prealcjent, IJail ~·Me lime been an FBI radio specialist, and waa CIA security chief until be rtllred bt 1970. •-Bemad L. Barker, also known as Frank and Fran Carter. The president ot Barter Aasociates, a real estate cor- poration In Miami An American born In CUba, Barker was a World War Il bom- bardier. He bas afrtady been oonYicted of unlawfuJJy notarizing • $25,000 Republican campaign contribution check and given a suspended 60-day term. He ls a former CIA operaUve. ._Eugenio R. Martinez, al!o known as Gene or Jene Valdes, an employe of Barker As!ociates. lie had been active bt the anU-castro movement in Miami. ._Frank A. Slurgla, al!o known as Frank Angelo Fiorini, Edwant J. ~amilloo and Joseph D'Afberlo and DiAlberto. A seU-<lescrlbed soldier of fomme and a Barter Associate . •-Virgilio R. Gonzalez, also known as Raul . and Raoul Godoy or Goboy; an aS80C1ate of Barker, employed as a locbmith in Miami. Jeep Hunt.ers Can 't Miss B«gging Deer • CRESl'VJEW, Fla . <UPI) -For $550, Hervis Ward will guarantee a "hunter'' a beautifully racked European Red deer at point-blank range without ever leaving lhe cushioned seal of a jeep. And if the hunter doesn't quite kill the deer, Ward will finish the job with his knife by sliltlng lhe animal's belly. Ward is the owner of ''Ward's Deer Ranch" a 900-acre fenced shoo.ling preserve that has a herd of deer that are {00 twice daily by automatic corn dispensers. There are five species o! deer on the ranch -Axis, European Red, Sib, Whitetail and Fallow. Waid charges $550 lo hunt lhe Axla and Europeali Red deer and $300 for the other three species. Ward, a 45-year-old oil dealer, feels be ~ pioneering the only type of hunting that will be available to fUture genera· wife. ~Y. er seoond child. · r i3!' "So :i;, a lot or peop~e are oing to ~,,-dii~-reperte<l-lb1at--'{l~~~=-.;r.;;;~~~;;-J.-Claude McWhJrter, found the late mQdel sports car with Mrs. Rbades' bocbr~ltill strapped in by lhe seatbelt. She haeen shot five times at close range with a .SS. caliber revolver she.had borrowed at her husband's reguest. . Police at first were baffled by the crime. But slowly Ibey untangled a )VOb !hat included anolher woman and l70,000 in life insurance and on Friday Rose and another detective arrested Rhodes, 22, and ~ him with hii wife's murder. Police said Rhodes was in a position to collect $70,000 in four life insurance policies as his wife's beneficiary. Autborftles aaid be bought lhe first pcillcy a year after they were married in June, 1970. '!be last policy was issued Jess than two weeks before Mrs. Rhodes was kill- ed. Investigators admit they cannot prove Rhodes ever left bis hospital room oo the day alte!' Christmas. But Rhodes was never restricted' tO hi.!1 room, they said. He spent Christmas Eve at home with his wife and ret~ Oristmas Day. He checked into the hospiigt Dec. 21 for treatment al ., boclt' lnjury he 8ald he received in an automobile accident but Police records indicated Rhodes WU not injured in the ac:cldent. "He apparently met his wife outside the hospital, got In the car on the pas!enger side and had he!' drive around the comet," Rose said Saturday. "We believe he then shot her almost im- mediately." Police said they have received a state- ment from a 20-year-0ld \\"Oman who claims she was havtng a "secret relatfonshlp" with Rhodes. 'Ibis woman has told police Rhodes intended to tell his wife on the day after Christmas that their maniage was over. The woman ~ said that Rhod"! Jlfedicted his wile "wia conUnlr sWCrde over fiie bllakUP,- "Re tilled her for the insurance, too, not just tbe divorce." Rose said. "No doubt, it's definitely homicide." 1be gun Mrs. Rhodes v.•as kiJled with \\'as a gun Rhodes urged his wife to bor- row from her employer for protection during her nightly visit to the hospital . ll mother aild d are both t r e eer e tor ert wont firle." The actress ii pictured t!e'ltny1er~" Want said. ''Tbls.may be lhe witb be~ fj.n;t son, Catlo Jr. in o®' way that future generations of January, 1969. hunters will be able to bunt." Two of Hitler's Pa1·ade Ca rs Sold For $246,000 SCOTI'SDALE, Ariz. (UPI) -A Pennsylvania exhibitor and an Alam- bama businessman paid nearly a quarter of a million dollars Saturday for two of Adolph Hitler's parade automobiles at an auction. ~arl Clark submitted a w~rld record high bid of $15.1,000 ror a 2(1..foot-long Mercedes-Benz used by the former Nazi dictator in his Berlin parades. Clark plans to exhibit the car at Dutch Wonderland, a SW.ere recreation area he owns at Lancaster, P~. Hitler's other parade car, which he kept al his Berchlesgarden retreat bt the Bavarian Alps, was sold for $93,000 to Bill TaMer of Hartselle, ,A.Ja., who said he was a "World War II and Hitler buff." Both cars are nearly identical. Tanner, '.fl, develop<r <i Convenience Markets and shopping centers and northern Alabama campaign manag~ for Gov. George Wallace in 1968, said he intended to donate 'the car to the city of Hartselle, Ala., if it would build a museum to house it. Tbe' Hitler antomobiles, formerly own- • e<t'by-'Sctlltsllle"1'1!a estat,Mtran-Tonl- Barrett, were among more than SO classic cars sold at auction. Others included the 1910 Stoddard· Dayton built for E. W. Scripps, founder <if the Scripps Howard Newspaper group, and the 1906 P.teree<les of T. Oden Armour , rounder of the Armour Meat C:O. Charles Brady, on assignment for UPl's television news department, recently accompanied \Vard and a JacksonviDe, Fla., father and Pl on a two-day bunt at the ranch, which ls sur- rounded by a !~foot-blgb fence topped by barbed wire. The elder hunter wanted a Sika deer and at noon, he, his son, Ward and Brady ciimbed lnlo a jeep and began drivbtg through the many dirt roads that criss· cross the ranch. Want had a specific animal in mind, a 30<).pounder wllh a huge rack that was one of !he oldest backs In lhe herd . For· two hours !hey drove through lhe ranch. But the hunter, becoming anxious for a kill, suggested Ward abandon the eearch for lhe old buck and pick anolher animal. Within minutes Ward had selected a large Sika buck standing beside the road about 50 feet away. "Ward turned the jeep," Brady said, "so it was parallel to the deer, giving the hunter an easy broadside shot. Willlout moving from his seat, the hwiter fired, and missed.'' . 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In k.s year.end reports just rel......t. pretty weU took apart .our vario... cltleio ror their attitudes of "provincialism, Cllauvini.sm and home rule" among other alleged sins. This heated blast at dtybood came from the Jury 's Environmental and Planning Problems Conuruuee, headed by one Harvey F. ~ ol Fullenoo. A principal target of the Jury committee's ire was the fact that it had fired off an. extensive swvey to Or· ange County 's 26 cities and some bad failed to reply . THE COMlDTIEE'S Cinal report reprimanded, "It is lnt<nsting to note that, despite two i.tten from the Jury, the cities of Brea, Buena. Park, Dana Point, Le- gw:ia Beach and La liabra did not COOperate in com- pleting the survey and did not even have the cocrtesy to reply ... " Weil, you can unden;tand part of the jury's pro!> 1em.. It was going to be different-for-tha.-cK.y-3-Dan.a Point to reply. seeing ae how there isn't any such city. You are left wondering how this condition of non- cityOOoci in Dana Point eluded the probing of the Jury. This Is particularly so sin<e Dana Point bas been a focal point ol cityhood battles and annexation. figbt.s over the p&t lv.ll decades or so. The Point remains ln county territory. YOU CAN ONLY suspect that the wurd just hasn 't sifted up the line to the County Seat. An)'Wlly, the apathetic replies of the above-named cities and t,l:le one non-city Jed the Jury oommittee to conclude that it's going to be hard getting all the mwiic- ipalities togcUX'f" to solve mutual problems. It was concluded, for example, that five cities don 't accept the idea of countrywide control of mus transit and that none of these provides local transit service. Well, Laguna has a 8Crt of local Toonerville Trolley. But alas, that was oae of tbe cities that didn't reply. Twelve of the 19 cities that did reply. the Jury com. mtttee deelared, don't believe in a countryv1ide grywth policy. Again, you can sort ol Wider.stand that. IF COU1''TRY GOVERmtEm is !he agency to curb urban sprawl, you can understand the cities being wary after viewing the spectacle of the_ county planning com- mission jamming •through the grand plan fO<" a new sprawl in the Canada Foothills development near El Toro. Indeed, the Jury'5 environmental committee seemed enamored of shrugging off such time-worn battle cries of the cities as "Home Rule" and "Local Control" as jlUt so much blather to avoid a coordinated approech to government under, say, the ~ of Supervilcn. Jury believes that the supervisors ought to take lhe SACRAMENTO (AP\ Californ ia's Social Welfare Board ts broadenlng 11' con· troveral1l proposal to lake av .. ay the Illegitimate chlldten o( welfare motbtn, the board'• executive aecre:tary says. 'Ibt! bQ,ard, ~t up as an ad- vitory panel by Gov. Ronald Reaga11, propoied last itarch UuH govemmenl :shou.ld be gl\'en authority to take a thlrd illegitimate child from welf:ire mothers on the assumption of "1noral depra\'ily ." Purpose oJ the report in which the proposal was made was to explore new solutions to welfare problems. It also sugges ted that authorities be allo\li·ed to ta ke away the first child of an un· wed girl below age 17. Jack \V. Tho1npson, the board:.S execuLi\•e secretary, said board members have been meeting informally since last fall to revise the repOrt. It is being expanded to co1·er the related issues or atxirtion, bir th cont ro l and "the breakdown ot the lamily." Thom pson said )n an in- terview. 'EXPANDING' He said the revised report is •·expanding the scope of ilS rerommendations" and is "not necessarily .... changing ilS thrust." Thompson said the ne\\' report "'it l probably be issued In ~1::irch. following com- pletion of an unrelated report on the i&SUe of aliens in CaliJornia and their effect on welfare, health services and employment. The original illegi timacy recommendation last J\.1arch r<:1ised :i storm of protest and charges of "barbarism" and '· n ea n d erthalism" from women 's ri ~ht s, welfare and other opponents. Foll o"·ing mass meetings by opponents in 6 e v e r a 1 California ci1ies. Bo a rd Chairman Robe rt ~lilchell called a series of publi c hear- ings on possi ble revisions. ~1 i1chell has declined to :say 1\'hetht'r the proposed "moral dep,.a"it)'" criteria would be dropped from the board's recommendation. saying onl y "there are likely to be new alt.ematives and definitions the objection~." m.Rjor obstacle lhc agnlnst the pOOr ll·~1slul1\(' proEr:'lrn Jn h:i. Culifomln Legislature-to his And throu~h 11 nil \\Ill \\'Uld .!>c\cnlh SlJte of th...' St 'ne :'ld· ~o. l gQal for 1973: a state in-the ruinp\C'x lntril{ur of lhu tlr('Ss l1> a joint !1esslon of the corn e tax cu t. earlv l'3nlp~ui.:1ung fur lt>i.:lslaturt in the A~e rnbly Democratic leaders In both gover11or an1I ol her lltAre of· rhntnber Jan. IL the Asumbly and Senate flee~ In the 197·11'\ett!on. Ill~ new bud11;ct. expected to declan..>d their oppo1Jtlon to Both t.l oreul nnd J.to~<:'Qne, total 1t record $9.$ billion. \\'ill the Rtpublican rovemor':s for lnst.ance. arc 3\'0V.'cd {'llI}-go to the l8\\-'1Tlakrrs by Jan. plan last \nlek as they ~ dldate:s ror the 1)('111o!:ratlc 18. pared ror ~londey 's opening of nominalion ror ~()\'('rnor and One step tO'\\'ard equalizing the 1973 legillative seulon. Reagan !.~ n 1)f,1rn1i:il cnn· finnneial suppurt or local The Republican chief e:t· dldale for the l' S Sen:ih• ~thool distrh:ts "as taken in ecutive. moving lnto his final Democrats i:o 111fo !hr t97;J the $1 I billion property ta~ estimated two )'Mrs as !tsskln with a f;1 tlened 5().29 relief-sdlool finance bill pass· i;?O\'ernor, wants to use IOl'l1e CALIFORNIA Assembly n111}on•\· with 111\t ed on the fina l day of the 1972 or all of an $683 million budget vacancy. that <•f the late legislati\'e session. surplus for an income tax Carley Porter or Compton. a l\foscone said the state rebate and a cut in the state Democrat. shou ld comply ftJ !ly with Ser- per:sonal income ta1. "I will do C:\'ttything in my There is a 19-19 tie in the raro-Priest in 19'i3 even Rut As.!embl y Speaker Bob power to prevent a paltry Senate, \\'Jth two v:ic::incies, thoup;h the court has nol )el ~loretti (0.Van Nuys) noted rebatt to taxpayers on the in-but Democrats are virtually issued such an order. lh.i.!I p.1.!t week that Reagan come tax," J\toscone s.Ud. certain to ren1aln in control of This "·outd be done b~· u.~J ng pushed a 10 percent income The money :shuuld go instead Senate leadrrship po sitions at the budget surplus for nt'". t:ut rebate throu gh !he to put the :state's poorer school least throu~h the early months school aid this yrar and a tax legi.11ature a few yean ago districts on a n1ore equ al of the session IJ:lcrr::ise -probably :he in. only to come back and have to educational and fll1ancial Heagan 's top ~idc. Ed con"le tax - for subseq1.1cnt raise taxes because of a fooling \\'ith the richer i\lr<'se Ill. !old reporters last )'t'Rrs, he said. budget crisis. districts, J\loscone said. "·ee k that the J,torernor likely ~-foretti said, "To my ··r don't want to get In that School finance and the \\·ould meet \~ilh le:id£''"'S of knowledge. the only surpl\Js silly situation again." t.-toretti specter of the Serrano vs. both part ies in the lrgisl:lture moni('S available are one:tin1.:> said. Priest decision of the State berore introducing hi s lax cul 1nonies . . . so given the Sen. George A.1oscone !D-San Supreme Court "ill be another plan. prtsent facl!i and figuresi -rranclscol -oernocrallc floor mnio r issue iii f973. That Specific k'gislatto11 has not there is no way to give ongu- leader in the Senate. "'as even decision ruled the sys~m of yet beet! drafltd. he added. Ing income tax reduction. stronger Jn oppcsing the tax financing a major share of pending a final det~rminalion "If there Is a way. I \\'ar.t to cut idea . local school costs through of ju!t how big the budget see it happen ," he added . LOS ANGELES f AP) -A junction "·here four pereona J03t tht!ir lives CVI the recently rontpleted Richard fl.I. NI.Ion t""'rteway 11 unde r goin r emerge ncy correction! aimed al reducing hazardous drtvinf condltiona:. !laig Aysnlan, d i ll tr i c t englnttr for the state Depart· ment of IU&hways, u.Jd IL-4 week that the changes on the 2 6-m1le freew11y range froln l"l('"'. larger signal light. to more v.·aming devices. The \\'&ming de\'ict"s are belng in· stalled \\•here the free•<11 ends in \"est Los AngeltS. The Nixon rree~·ay, crillcli· td by cit)' councilmen a!I a ··freeway to nowhere," will undergo $.12.0CWI in changes in :safl'ty measures as a .!!lop.ga p n1e11sure unUI long range solu. lions can be developed, AyH· nin n :said. Also Included In future plana ls a $3 to $( milUon frl't'\\·ny overpass In West Lo1 Angelei. "·hich will take a t least 2 1~ years to plan and build. _ --1llo<le~ 1n· a · · · · v."OUld be great if indeed our eotmly government had a line track recoro in holding down the 'prolHeration o1 gaudy ptacerd.!I in Its own teJTitory. . -DE'f'All;l!---~~--J·~~~~ ALAS, mERE ARE oounty territory spots Uke Dana Point (the non-city) and along our freeways that sug- gest sign oontrol in the past hasn't been a county gov- ernment stronghold. Some of the same goes tar planning and zoning in oounty territory. None of the cities responding to 1he Jury survey thought it \\"OUld be such a good notion for countv government to control it all. Indeed. the general tone and content or the Grand Jury jud~ent seemed to be that some nice big n'g- ional government could do things a lot better than cities. 'I'hing ts you 'd really like to see some concrete ex- amoles l"f that before \\·e put For Sale signs on all our city halls. Thomp.!lon. who Ii writing the new report for the board, also declined to give detaUs. But Thompson said: "ln spite of lhe emotional outcry that occurred after the release of our March report, the board has not retreated one bit in its concern abotJt the problem or illegit imacy.'' He said the rate of il- legitimate births has dropped slightly in California since the first report, "probably as a result of the Therapeutic Abortion Act." passed in 1967 which perm.it! abortiom when the mental or physical health or a woman is endan~ered. or in cases of rape and incest. anniversary SALE! i It's ~gg~r For '731 Brondt "Comulate" Cllainiide Tabk/Tekphone Stand. 20" wide Reg. 169. SALE 89. 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Choose carry-on luggage wllh handles, convenient roll bags wilh 2 aide pock els. or casual sachel-look carry-ons. JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport 811ch (714) 1>44-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Be•ch (714) 892-ml. HARBOR CENT ER, Coste Me .. (714) 040-5021. I • ..... • 'A l ' DAQ,y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Abstainers Arise Tll098 who ask tho once-perfunctory question, "You mind 1f I smoke?", increasingly risk a firm "Yes" ln reply .. In a move that began just over 1 year ago, an in· aeasing number of Orange County "'tail ouUots - particularly department stores -have "'C!Ufred their custOnlera not smoke on the premi!es and an . increu- ing number o! ''Thank You For Not Smokin(' signs are appearing in Wis, stores, offices and other public buildings. A motel down In Deeert Hot Springs is even offering a ten percent discount to non-smoker guest.s and Airlines have set aside special sect.ions of their pJanes for non·smokers All of this IJi evidence of an awakening by non· smokers to their rights not to be offended by the smok· Ing h.;blts of others. Formerly qu~nt f,.. o! the. weed were alarmed when the Public Health Service warned that even non-smokers could suffer heart and Jung damage from cigarette smoke in the air. So where does that leave cigarette smoking today? On the slide? Hardly. After the warning began appearing in 1964 on cigarette packages, cigarette sales dropped steadily. The Surgeon General's warning appeared to be having an impact. . Then in 1971, the smokini rate began to climb •fain. lroOJcally, the TV advertising ban that took effect a the start o{ that year Seems to have been a major reason. True, the cigarette companies no longer were able to deliver their spiel on the home screen; but when their commercials dropped from sight, so did the anti· smoking public service messages which also had been Young people, especially women, are taking up the habit at a steady rate. Young people are smoking more, according lo the American Cancer Society, beca11>e tbey ".till think smoking is sophisticated . . . slightly deca· dent or adventurous." · Whatever the reason -and whatever the pattern -the militancy of the non-smoker ts not lilrely to abate. More than half the adult population of the U.S. does not amoke cip.i:eUes. ~This meana they are increasingly going to demand their right to stay dear of the smo)e ~M-~~ ~ Mourning or Holiday? Scarcely an Ameri<an alive was left untouched by the death o! Preaident Harry S Truman. Ile was remem· be~ for the most part fQndly and admlringly by all of the country, even by those Americans who bad di.>- al"'ed with many of his policies. Public mourning for such a figure ls not unusual, nor Is It Inappropriate. But we do queatlon why it was declared a day of mourning -and thus a day of noo- work -for all government employes federal, state and local , but not !or the rest of the U.S. working force. We doubt seriously if many local, st.ate or federal employes really spent muob of the day off in cbureh or p'articipating in other appropriate memorial serv- ices for their late President. Afore likely, they were shopping, playing golf or recovering from Christmas. U a day of mourning -or a day of tribute, lf you will -is in order for the nation, It should be just that -a meaningful time of memoriaJ. lt shouldn't be just a paid holiday !or government emp!oyes. Passing of Tradition Th.ere is something almost personal about even the outside of a Christmas card envelope when the poStmark tells you what city or town it came from . It is always a delight to scan a stack cit cards and see where ·Cheery holiday messages-came-from. ---' ---- No longer. Now almost all postmarks bear inside that JitUe circle the stark words "U.S. Postal Service" and an anonymous number. No hint that the aunt in Vincennes or the brother in New Orleans or the friend in Schenectady has a message inside -just that bland st.aJnp with the anon)mous number. A belated "Bah, Humbug" for the passage o( a tra· dition in the interest of questionable efficiency. -~ ,. 1966 . . Jealous Rumors Harass President Dear GI00111y Gus Launching the Atomic Age History May Refute Tru11ia1i Decision 01i the Bomb Some segments of the liberal press have begun a new brand of harassment aimed at the Nir.on Admlnl1tration which could prove extremely harmful ~o this nation's domestic pollcles and foreign af· fairs. The latest ei:amle is the •publication of unsupported and unf0lll1ded· reports that there bu been a fall- ing out· between President Nl1on and his chief foreign pol.icy adviser, Dr. lleory Kiasinger. ' . BARRY GOLDWATER The way newsmen are being jailed by judges and jolted by jowly foot· baU coaches. joumati!ts are Ameri- ca's latest endangered species. -A. R. V, Many of the tributes paid Harry S Truman after his death spoke· of his coura~e in making the decision to drop the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Th is decision, it was said. iipared bundreds of thousands of n 11 "»hire "'*" .. w.n· vi.w., ..i America n fighting men the terrible """,...,u, ..._ .t "'--· ~ ordeal or an invasion of Japan. ,_ "' -· " o ....... o ... DeltJ ....... publications u.sing unsupported n1mor In This may not be the ~·ay history is apt an attempt to harass was in the widely to see it. Consider the circumstances at published but completclv WJsupportcd the time. report that Atty. Gen. Richard Klein-Nat1·on Needs In July, J!MS. American nuclear scien-dicnst would be ousted from the Nixon lists knew the at.om· Cabinet. ic bomb would work . Even' before the clectlon. The They realized that a Washington Post was busily tellln it s nuclear e1plosive rea ers in a ron -page s ory m· w s a more ( NORMAN COUSINS ) area. say the South Pacific, and ~Id be observed by representatives of neutral nations. On the basis of this demonstration, a surrender ultimatum cou1d be rendered to Japan which would then have to make the fateful decision v.·helher to prolong the war. The scientists in the.le letter also looked ahead to the ble:m& be the war. ·They reoognlud the danger of. a "'°rld from Europe without ~eopardizing the war against Gennany. Finally, Roosevelt got Stalin to agree to enter the war against Japan within three mooth.9 after Germany's defeat. The German collapse came in April , 1945. Io fl.tay1 shortly aft.er Harry Truman became President. Japan sent a secret message to the Soviet Union, -ask- ing Moscow's good offices in ascertaining Washington 's. terms for peace. Stalin never relayed this message to Washington. Stalin didn't want Japan to drop out of the wa r before Ute Soviet Union could establish a claim on the ils. lion. N..-do they ex- plain why President di~ll days as the nation's chief !;iw-en-po"'-erful weapon but ~--~ttt~·e-1m1t-·andonoJS. r----;;-::;;;=;:--c;;:::;::::-.;::::;;::;---thc begbudng-ot-.,,, .. ,, .. v ... .,, .. ll: 1 ~ California Feature Service d I · Probably would be tenninlated shortly new !mens on 1n · a.tomic ~nn""1ents ta'ei. 'Ibey hid the MEANWHILt.. lJO.~ U.S. Jn. M~'.---1'iir1 'iwO.aeiy'i1Dr.Mmmi.ee"1'1· tciihJjtn.jJl'Obl'"'lilemt.ft'iwui'ii-ti:-1etHgenet!1..operattVes-~rcepted"1he stop U before It begn:n. . . , message trom Tokyo to Moscow. Nixon nuld want to cut down hJs most Important and effective fortign policy expert. Thett ls liltle doubt that the people circuJtlting t6il rumor, as well as some of those who have printed it. are er.· tremely jealous of Or. KisSinger's suc- cesses in Olina, tbe Soviet Union and Southeast Asia. They don't seem to care that wide acteptance of the idea that lhere bu been an estrangement between lbe President and Dr. Kissinger could compromise some of the most delicate diplomatic maneuvers the United States has ever engaged ln. U, for t1ample, foreign governments once begin to RtSpect that Dr. Kissinger does not represent the views and policies of the Chief Ei:ecuUve, his entire ef. fectivenesa could be undermined. TIDS INCIDENT says a great deal about bow dangerous, irresponsible and biased news reporting can be in this day of rapid mass communication. Here in Washingtoo, wherever you have a government official who stands out The Caltech Environmental Quality I o ff .,.. TI after Mr. Nixon's re-election. iuma a a s. leY t..aboratory has issued a report that kn<!w the biggest 1llERE WAS NEVER the slighcst deems as feasible the undergroWJd con· task before the hu- question about Lhe retention or Klein· struction of nuclear power plants. The man race would be the eradication ot diemt. Despite the wishfuJ thinking and report, preliminary in nature, is the wnr. For a war fought with nuclear ei:· phony reporting of liberal elements or the outgrowth of studies made of military pk:isives could pulverize civilization; coo- news media. l\1r. Kleindienst is held in underground protective construction. ceivably, it could mean the destructioo the highest esteem by President Nixon. The concept is not nev.·. of course. It of the vital balances on earth that made He is easily the h.'l'rdest u·orking and hAs actually been applied to a small ex-life possible. most effective attorney general that this tent in Europe. But it is present~ as one It was against this awesome and coontry has had ln my memory. He is a potential solution to the siling problems urgent background that the natioo's strong and ardent supporter of law and for nuclear plants. especially in areas ob-lf":iding nuclear scientists wrote cm- order in this country and the direct op-jected to by en\'iroomentalists. fidentially to President Truman. He had posite of fonner Atty. Gen. Ramsey A. NUMBER OF plusses are suggested: been tn office only a few months after Clark who served Wlder the JohnJon safety because the reactor elements the death of Franklin D. Roooevelt. What Administration. Clark, of course, \vas the ~·ould ~ encased in bed rock ; the the scientists feared was that the brief. special darling of the New Leftist breed possibility of siting such plants closer to ing about the bomb gi\'en the President of American liberals and he presided population areas, permitting util.iza.Uoo of by his military advisers might oot have over the greatest increase in crime on '.''aste heat. An important minus is the gone deeply enough into all the political the strttts 'vhich this eouhtry had ever added cost, estimated by Caltech as and moral implications. experienced. about 10 percent, "'hich seems con· • This being the fact. there is ample servative, · IN mEIR LETl'ER.. therefore, tl)e reason why some segments of the news The electric utilities are researching sCienlists made a· powerful case for media should hope for tbc.removal of At· every imaginable source of power and restrnint. They did not believe it was ty. Gen. Kleindienst. If they hnd had every possible way of siting and con· necessary to incinerate countless · their way, it \VOuld have been a greAt stry..1ct9"1g pla)lts to acrueve the mai:imwn lhousands of Japanese in order to end tbe loss to· the citizens of thi s co'Untfy WhO · quality of the environment. Underground 1o1•Br. They proposed a demonstration of are sick to dealh of permlssiveness. may prove one practJcal "·ay, and will the holocaust·making power of the bomb. la1\•lessness and drug trafficking. be given thorough study , no doubt. The test oouJd be carried out in an open Why , then. did Harry Truman decide to Washington, tllerefore, knew that Japan, drop the bomb? A combinaUon of two tar Crom preparing a lastitftcb invasion reasons may be the answer. stand. w.rui: putting out peace .feelers. But THE FIRST REASON bad to do with the possibility of severe political repercussions when it la t e r . became known that the Preiident bad at his dispo..418.1, but did oot use, a powerful new weapon. The papen of the late Jame1:'V. Fomotal, Ihm Secrelary al the Navy, refer to arguments put before the Pr'W· dent emph.Wzing the awkward situation in whi ch the Coounander-Jn.Chief would later be placed if he had DOt med a new weapon that might have shortened the war -if only by a siqgle day. A second and perhaps even more substantial reason bad to do with the Soviet Union. President Roosevelt had been under pressure ft'Olll Congress to persuade Premier Josel "Stalin to fight a two-froot "'ar. The Soviet Union \VAS not involved in the ~'ar against Japan. At the Yalta • Conference tn early lM5, Roosevelt ift.. si.stently raised the questi?l of full Soviet participation on both fronts. Stalin argued that he could not withdraw troops the United States didn't want to get into time-consuming negotiations. In Gen. Dwight D. 'Eisenhower's memoirs, we read that the United States wanted· to knock Japan out before Russia came into the war and established a claim on the occupation. The same reason stood in the way of a demonstration. test of the atomic bomb: It would have taken too much time. Hence the decision to drop the bomb. It was the surest way to get a quick urr coodltional surrender from Japan before the Soviet Union got Into the act. Historically, therefore, it may not be correct. to say that use of the bomb was dictated by the desire to avoid an in- vasion. To repeat, two factors figured l~rgely in that decision. The first was the fear of a later political liability lf the bomb hadn 't been used. The serond had to do with the chumings of world power poUUca. The cold w_ar beg~n even before the hot war had ended. It ls difficult to Imagine a worse way for the atomic age to be launched. prcminently, you will find a large claque of detractors. Thus, newspaper reporters anxious to harass and undennine such an official can easily find unnamed sources to support their own wishful thinking. When it comes lo Dr. Kissinger. the target is made much more Important and appealing by the fact th:it he has been the sole architect of the greatest coups Ambulance Owners Fear Paramedic Success ' the Nixon Adminis tration has scored in A paramedic program originated three claims its original spoosor, county the field of foreign affairs. years ago in Loi Angeles County that's Super\'isor Kenneth Hahn. rt y,•as Dr. Kissinger. or course. who been credited with saving the lives of The county Heart Association says :irranged ror the President°~ trips to <1 bout 2,400 heart attack victi.m5 may that's how many could be saved if they Peking and 1'1oscow and for the fi rst soon become the model for a nationwide received immediate care, rather than SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS practice followed by several city rire department rescue squads around ~ Angeles Cowity becomes: widespread. Those unils provide transponation for emergency victims. -Francis ID Lynwood and Los Angeles O>unty.USO Medical cfmu. breaktbrough in negotiations for a peace system. ha"!n..1 _Jq_!!,it j!itU_ they reached a 1----.itgf'ftft'left in-Vidnam. any of""""""tbe -INFdlfff;"'rnrDJ1fl'fi\Jerlhe ~ition,..---,.,spital. Prtsident's critics believe that the sue-of the private ambulance business. which THE CRANSTON JllLI; as Well 'WOUJcl' provide for transporting emergency Ylc-- nx:tors in 'tbt 'mntrol: center gi ve spedlic ln.ttruclions to the ponttnedics oo the sceoe of an emergency, allowing muah -faster-treetment.than ccimentional ambulance handling. J ceM o( the Kissinger missions was one of fought hard against the pilot program IN LOS ANGELES COUNTI', the suc- lhc most important elements con-and is now lobyi.ng against federal cess rate has already bettered this tributing to the landslide re-elec tion of legi slation to vastly increase the number prediction. President Nir.on in Novembl!r. of paramedJcs around the nation. "\Ve can say that about 6S percent of ANCYl11ER EXArttPLE of liberal ORANG[ COAIT DAILY PILOT k obtrt N. \Vetd. PubhJher Tli<imo1 K eevll. Editor Barbaro 'Krtib1ch Editorial Paf}e EdUor The l'dilnriftl ilrllll:t! l')r t~ Otiil)' l'ilot atol'kJC ro infnrm and stin1u· IAW readt'r1 by prncntlng thl1 Mw1p.pt"r'1 oplniora 1n~ com· Mt'"ftt•,.,. on to})Jct of lnttit.'lt and tlJnlfieance:, by provldh'I a torum 'ai' the exp~1lon of our rt'ldt'f'3' oplntons. and by 1n~enlintr t~ diverae vlf'~·pnfnll hi lnlorml!d ot.- 1 .. rvC.1'1 end 11:ioktsmcn on toplt'll "'Ibo ...... Sund1y, January 7, 1973 AMBULANCE OPERATORS fear they'U be put out of business or forced to become r11»profit concerns if the p:iramedics proliferate. The national parnmedic plan, in the form of a Senale bill. has good prospects of paMage lh is year. It cleared the Senate last year and was stopped only by a "technicality" in the House, according to aides of Californ i:i. Sc.n. Alan Cranston, the bill's sponsor. 1be meuure would provide $750 million over five years for traini ng of fl"'men nod empJoyes of non·profit nnns as paramedics. who can trtat emer;ency vit1lm11 on the spot rather than just transporting them to hospitals and performing minor first aid. Cranston 1ays 175,000 Americans dlt each year because of Inadequate ~ emergency treatment. Wbeo the Los Angeles County (lrO(J'lm ls complete in two )'tt1n, It wtn save abou t l,000 of tbe 25,000 hean 1uack Ylo- tlms w~ die annuany In the county. he11rt attack victims wtn dlt? in ·the first hour after their attack if they don't receive treatment," says Gaylord Ai lshie, administrator of the program. ''The only way lo prove they would die. ho'.'·ever, would be to treat tome and not others. "But it'11 safe to say 40 percent of the 6.000 heart attack victims we have handl- ed since August. 1961. woold probllbly have ditd if our tmlls hadn't been available." That translates to 2,400 U\oes. Hahn sar.i be got tht ktea for the pAramedk program ln 1969 from Dr. \\'illiam Alltn of lngle1,1,'00d, 11 member of the t'OUnty's ~pita! commission who Is also the supervi~'s penonal physlcl:i.n. Untll then, Hahn aays, docto,., had p...umed lhllt emergency pe,.,._I couldn't be trained to perform complex. task.I. Jf many are trained at paramtdlcs. however, "The,. would be ljttie lllCt'tltive for us to ltlly In busl.nest.u Walter Schaefer of Los Angeles. operator of the nation's large.st private ambuJance service. said in an interview. His finn serves the San Fernando Valley, West Los Angeles. Santa Monica, Pomona and portions of San Diego. TUE REPl.Y FROl\I BAHN to Schaefer is terse. "Our No. I Concern is to provide the best emergeocy health care possible. Who goes out of busints5 or doesn 't is irrelevant." ''Our concern is saving lives,·• Cranston's starr says. The public offi clals clearly believe any hann to the private ambulance industry is a small price 10 pay for tbe livu which could be sa ved by a Wide.sprtad paramtdie system. But they contend ambuianoe l!nna -not be put out of business. "We've had very good cooperation with the ambulance nnns that participate in our program." Hahn said. He explained that county fire department por;imedlcs offer only treatment, not• transportaUon. "You sllll need tmbWances." Schat ft r, former president of the Na - tional Ambulance and Medical Sickroom Assoclittioo. said he nevtrthcless thinks about 1.800 pri••te ambulance attendants In the SOUthland may be pU1 out ol work by the P.iimedlcs. This could happen1 he au_ggt$ted, if a tims, accorcUnc to OM of the senator's A SIMILAR PROGRAM Is just now aides. getting under way tn Orange County. But it oquld be tlooe ·by private am-CUrrently funded at $300.000 per year, bulances il they were loc!uded in city or the Los Angeles County program lrain.t county plans 111bmtJted to the federal only existing fire department and rescue Department of Health. Education and squad persoootl So far, 158 have been Wellare in aaklng for portloos of the trained In the ~week course, witll 110 federal moooy. moro due to 0>mplete tTalning by July L "The blll doem' write the private Cranston's aides say his proposal ls operator.r ou~" the senator's aide llid. quite similar !<> this, but would allow "But they must meet high standardl In training of .aome private ambulance lnliniog and equlpmeot to be flOll ti a drivers. ci ty's plao. A lot feel they'll have com--· bu! ._ .. __ •'-·•h ' • fl'O ··' •-• .,,. 8tJ<e _u,. """"' ' ' petmon m a ctty « county arsWD -dOem't ,.._ tbal Le""'•• o-rators from be run out or buslnta." .. • _,, -........ ,.... " " , ai-d~ Ille nat!llO l!IOt receotty In Beaides the !aster care, tbO ~ ~ llooo~ to . plan lhetr. oew attad: on vaotage to rilespreod .... Glillt:arii/<llcs ·er.miao·s bill, ao Industry "°""'" would be seodlnc peUmb ti> lacilllld ' disclosod. best tluited lo lrftt"'Ulelr~~ Halln, for one, doosn, think tbeJ have ness, rather than 111!1, lo the--much chance of ldUln1 It. hospital. ' : ' • • LobbYitla agalrurt lhla 171><.al profMlm, Ambulance driv•n Cl19't onlinarily the _.,19or '*JIS, .la llko "lol>bytng make di.....,. Pllta...Ucs• e111, Willi agalnsl .~. Tiiey foucht 111 hard the help al n'dlo oommunlcatloa to cl!><>-at the beotinnmoi, too, but our p!'Ogrlm tors In bos'pltal cootr:ol ~·~ a1i1 has proven Ma reaJ aucom." also give instructions.on Where lo ta.k:• And evtn \\'ilter SchHftr ls tomewbat pntients. • resigned. lloopltals which cumotly have JUCb "Let's f-I~" be aaid. "The centers include Dllllel .,_ Iii handwritioc la on the nil. The - !Qalewood, llartor.GwllUo..r.v-, St._lhlng.Ja goJna lo 110 aodatlalk an,...y." • • Mental Depression Is ·Burton, Goeth~ q:~hill Suffered F.rom Mel~eholia Ill' REI.EN B. SllAFFt.1\ l!4IWW -R<pon • '· To be iloomy b ., be In ..,. wilh lhe II-. Or .. tile upttU .., "'!l'bl ~· -would have .. bolieff. A Nallonal lnoti*"le " M"'1tal Heolth l'<port ..,,. mental d<pr..,Joo has become "l ~ won! oo U. eont<mporvy Alnerlcm ..,..,._ .. Ilepreosion Is ,.,Id lo be one ol lhe moot commoo odo erience. or It may be a_,, llld.lolally iDcapacltaHng meotal um.. Nol """' the el]>Olil = say at what poilll one lea-di Rncl the other begins. Aooon!ing lo <lficial llncllnp, more than !00,000 """°"' a y..,r are treated kr ~ It is estimated !hot 2 ... J>ll"'!llt " tile popntatioo Is afflicted, sua· ,....,, 1ha.t "&ll)'Whert from 4 lo I mitllm Americans con be in need re!sive illnesses." 4.6 MI LLION SUFFER ILLNESS Suk:lde has been called "the mo<1ality ol. ...... ~ .. Mcmting .. the calculatioos ol eXpeN, one In evecy 200 pam·aift!Cted'by a~ Ulnesc will die I ••Jeldal death. II this ""1mate is comet, the 23,000 Amerielrul whb dl!d by their own hand In 19?0 would Indicate that U million llllfered a d.........;ve iU-. 0-. ttiot y..,r, ••. ·-· ilepresaloo 15 a anivem1 affiJctlon. lo varytoc c1egr ... ~ spares no one at """" timo In IUe. Neglected inlapts s1¥>W clepresalon, by ceasing 1o ,_,c 1o their ..,. virllrunelll. A-ts are iubject lo recurren1 spell& <I &loom and oelf·hate. Women are susceptible aft<r chlkfblrth, at meoopa1p11, Ollll al other critical tlmts <I lile. Even tueeessful men in their prime are no .nn,en to dil'COMOla&e mooda when life _,.. ~icably flllpty. '!be ag!d know ~,best. · . · The 1enn 'i!epre,slon'' Jacb pnicisloo. ThO medlc:al_ pr<lessloa speab luroJ'b)'licaLS)'mploma.may mask-primary depr-1. Or .-pllytJc:af lllAM m.y trip • -clepreosloo. Aooontiog to psychiatrist.> Eli Robins and Samu<! B. Gme ol st. Louis, at least sis ol the lollowlng ten l}'lll!>4oms mwt be present In aildltion IO a leelinf ol aadness for a -1o qualil)' as a medlcaJ1y ~ cleprelst,,. episode: "com· plaint o1 thinking slowly, losll <I appetite, ln.9omnia, eon<tJjjotioo, feeling tired, decreased ablllty "' concentrate, suicidal ideas, weight 1-, dec:r.....i oenial lnle<· eot or actMty, and wrillglng bands or peeing." S....,. in modem living b often held """""5ible for widespr<ed dep....ion. But there is no proof that the rondition is more prevaleot today than in the past. 'Ibe early G<eek father! <I medicine described Its symptoms. Robert Burton, In the early 17th century, wrote that ''this humour ot melanctdy ... is a deeease., grievous, so common.'' He coWdn't imagine a better v.-ay to spend bis time than to write The Anatomy <I Melancholy, a iengtliy trearue on the prevaition aod cure of this "uru- No Violatio1a of Rights Airline Searches Necessary By ARNOW BEICHMAN To the many absurd and prevalent ap.- prehensions about the state ol civil liberties in the United States (11i·batever happened to the one about S~iro Agnew studying how to annul the presidential .GUEST EDITORI AL election in I972!) ·ft ·can now add seareh. 1bey stopped only those who another: Searching air travelers may be were passengers seeking lo board a a violation of the Fourth Amendment guarantee against ' '· w n re a s o n a b I e specific aircraft. searches and seizures." The arrestttS must have beard the hoty concern ls to ·scotch tbi&-mean-ainu;.e ticket agent ~ct over the e:1ampleto.proveAmerica'iswiftdecline •~warns a suspect.of his COO· into wbal Prof: 'llerlt!lm ,G!!ISs wdld call' stltutiooal ygbts) that ~bes were the .·~.,ecbno-!'!J'"""urban~"'<;ll"ascl"!!'sm~ ... "'1',.._""'""'""'-oroer""';r-;Olirl!!iei:."'<!iy. Any ooe ol the 6,000 '!be se.rct.ee wbo 'refuses to be seirel> could have · turned arouQd and left the ed fi not being deprived of his right to airport with oo rtsl to person or travel If he declines to be searched by freedom. They could even have had their airport officers, he' can still travel by unused tickets redeemed. bus, by train, by his own car or rented The 6.000 arrestees were not exactly car or by thumb. unsuspecting victims. They t'OUJd see The unwtlllng scarchee IS being depriv· anned Policemen, custolrul officers.., signs ed of the privilege of going from Polrlt A warning that it is a crime to carry to Point B by a partiet1larly rapid means weapons aboard airplanes and meta~ o( locomotion. The international traveler, detection apparatus. \\'hat conceivable unwtlllng to be seafched, can go by violation of civil rights could there be un· steamship. lie c;an s~i!l. leave America der such cimanstanoes? "'itbout let or hindrance, hardly a viola· Let me now pose a flesh-creeping ap- tion of his civil liberties. preheMoo that may not yet have oc- One complaint raiSed. 'is 'that of the curnd to civil-libertarian fat boys : 6.000 travelers arrested during the last tz 1be world is in the middle of a parcel· months at U.S. airports as a resuJt of an-and letltt-bomb scare. Recently a New ti-hijacking check.ups, fe.,,•er than one-Yori. postal employee was injured by a fifth were of actual or potential hi· Jetter bomb mailed from ].1ala}"Sia, l.ft- jackers. One-third of the arrests "·ere for ter bombs have been posted from and lo possession of drugs, another third for ii· resideDls in cities aU O\'er the world. legal entry. The remaining non-hijack ar-Would anyone suggest that it >A'OUld be a rests were fen-crimes uncovered during Bill of Rights violation to examine homb- the searches, parole Vi-Ollltion, forgery suspect ·mail from bomb-suspect places and so on. or, for that matter,"from nnywhere in the In other words, these arrests were wo'tld? "' byproducts of airport anti-hijacking p~ And if. in the process of opening cedures. How can one argue that is a suspect mail . evidence of a possible Fourth Amendment violation? Nobody crime is found in a parcel er a letter. dragooned those 6.000 arTestees to the evidence utterly unrelated to any suspi: airport to be searched and arrested. The ci-On of bomb activity, is the postal 1n- p0Uce and customs officen: d.idn 't stop specter hastily to .seal the en\i;o:lope and everybody entering or leaving an airport clear it for delivery? And if be d-Oesn't "'ith a demand for identification and and instead reports the possibJe criminal .. ,II ~•NG - /' rs.-~-:- e~ -..c. J ,..r"'. L , __ • \'iolaUon, and arrtsts are made, is that a \'iolatioo of the Bill of Rights? Where governments seek to impose an anti-civil-libertarian regime, they do 1t specifically, systematically and often devtously. They try to prohibit specific acts by specific" people in order to make an object les,son. But when a government -not merely ours, but any government -is victimized by an epidemic of terror and so-ealled political criminality. its ac- tions ·~me ~ and v.ild because government ·in such a predicament can ollly· ~.selil:Ches and matl examinatioo will act as some kind of deterrent. There 11, of course, one simple way to assure nofMYiolation of the Fourth Amendment. First, abandon air travel ; second. abandon mail delivery. I'm n-0t sure \\'hat would be mt bere. No more mail delivery v.·ould be only a little \.110rse than the mail service v.·e get now. l\o air travel w-0uld undoubtedly reduce air pollution. the peril of Concorde and S~T- Of coune. there might be tbe problem of rigbts of people who want to travel hy air and the rights of the aviation industry and its employees.. But v.·hat are these rights CQmpared with the rights of the 4,00J of the 6.0CKI arrestees at U.S airports "'bom the F'our1h Amendment "'·as unable to protect? Building Code Should Includ e Fire Systems By FRED W. KLIXE Capitol News Service SACR.-UfENTO -Why is it that pea.- pie seem to fear earthquakes more thao fire? Stale la\l.makers want to close the · historic state Capitol. e\.ict the tenants, and either junk it or spend It! million to rebuild it because it might not be earth- quak .. proof. • Shouldn't they take a similar interest in highrise building cons1ructi-0n "''here fire OOU.ld be a more Cfangefuu-S ad- versary? Are there laws and ordinances on the books which could require that "full fire protection systems" he installed In bighrise developments? There are some . but It is easy for erchitects and builders to get variances to avoid the increased Installation costs. State Fire Marshal Albert E. llole Is a firm believer that fire protection !ihould ht "buiU in" when hlgbrise bull<lings are constructed. Althou.gtl he didn't come -0ut and .id· voe.ate that the state legislature look into the problem, Hole said: "I'm not certain ii would be wrong for lawtnakerJ lo ..... lo that dlrectioo." He lllggeSttd that the fire prott<llon S)°Sttm be "made attractive" to cleslgntn and bu1lden by '' relaxlni bWidlng codes" .. other types cil $)'st=&. Because of lbe political hasslt!! ln- boft61 In building blglirisa •truc:l!tres, many believe tbtte should be. a 1tate•ide fU"O safety code which bas the teeth m ii lo demand oampttanc:e. The legillatuno would be weU advised 1o examine and pwh new statue. thb )'Ollr wbic:b would gt ve tbe local fire c:hieJ lite !ooh be Deeds lo fon:o c:ompliMCe witli-adequate ~ llOttty ,..Wotlms. DAILY PllOT a Universal Affliction ~k~Q~ "OLD MAN IN SORROW" vtnal ••. malady ... tha1 so ollen , . , crucifies the body and the mind." l\W10D J11Lnflfili \l'N i vlctlm of bouaa of me1ancOoloy, as 'oti"'«'e m..'lny otber fa- mous wnten. Goethe'• auWbiogropbio&I _.el, The Sorrows <I YOUng W<rth<r, first publlsbed i.n ln4, aet of( wa\'6 ol sWcldal dqxwtA:m aU fA"« Europe. The author. said Later U.at he "TOtc it ·with "t~ blood of my own heart." Fot tnuch ol the .fto.. mantic Era. it was fa:iuon.:lbte to be melancholy . WinsWl1 aiu.cltill was llll'1ther leodor who knew spell& <I doep clepreosloo from oo.rly life onward. Olu.rehilJ called these episodes bi.I "black dog.'' lie wBS quoted in the diary ol bis physician, Lord A1oran, as 51lYina in 19'M: "Yi"hen I waa young, ror two <W" three years lh6 light faded out of the picWtt. I did my wort . I ~t 1n the "°""" ol Cl!mmons, but blaclt a_.,. aedled on m<." llwrdlill spOke reMion that &U.1.1 u!!cclt'd hirn: "I don't like standing near the edge ol a platlonn wbel'l an e:.:prt.'Stl train 1s ~ through .. , J don't like to stand by the skte of • ;itp and lool< °""" Into the .......... A oecood's action would end Ol'tf}'tllin&. A fow dropa ol °"'Pe<allon. And yet I d<»'I want "' go out ol the -d at ail In such mom<nU." DEFEAT TRIGGERS DEPRESSION Churdtili's defoot ltt the poUs In 1945 tnggered another spell <I d<pttssloo, a.._.. than a normal reaction to dlsappotntment in poUtics. "lie brooded O\'er tuii repudia- tion by bis countrymen. until it began to prey on his mind." At<r.m "TOte in tti!I diary.··., .I was troubled .,. becaWJC he seemed to be sinking Into a Nte ot melan- choly that I coold not luliy osplain." Recalling chat sevttal ol Clw!'rliill's .,_.,,.,. had similar tendencies, the doctor asked : ''\\'1.1 there not s0mething more betund th.is despair~ Could it be that the shock o( his die.loot had &irrt."<i up the i.nbom mel- ancholia of the Cllurehill blood?'' Anthony Storr, a psychoanalrst. believes O:iurchill's bouL<11 "'ith depression bad much lo do with his ability to rally England at a time v.'ht..111. by all rntlooal calcula- tkln5, the country "'WI don<! for and must t'ither surrender or be destroyed. "ln 1940, "'rote Storr, "any poUt.leal leader might have tried to rn.lly Britain with bl'llvc -...'On:ls. Only a man who had known and faced despair ·within himself coold carry l'Oll\'iction ut such a moment ... \\'inston Chlrchill w ru1 sudi a man and it was bt."' cause, all hts life, he had conducted a battle with his own despair that he could con- vey to othen1 that despair can be overcome." Though social ronditions may favor depression, the mainsprings of lhe condition are iolernal. fll'\Jd.an<lhis l<lim=Jieki that ~loo had l t.s "'""'°In ...rty childhood and that the mo&1 significant experience was loss ol a p.1rmt'a 101.'e or m!pport. "[}eprtsSOO is rage against nneooe Ne turned lmide against yourself," said the late Theodore Reik, a friend and oolleague " F'rtud. The "'°meone else" is olten the parent v.'ho failed to l!l>rpply the needed emotional securily in early child· hood. ~fuch of the behavior of today's alimated youth has been attributed to elfort3 to oscape the threat ol impernling <lepre9sion. '!be 90mber faces ol young people ol the counter-culture end the themes U their songs -klnelines3, yearning for )ove, protest against a hostile >A'Otld -support that view. . Advances in applying physlcal medicine to depressive illness b:lve !IJCnred mainly the se.,.erely affected. Three.fowim of the depressed pa1imts ~ftt the miJde!' but still hatidlcapping "depressive neurosis." F'or them the effort to rise from the ~"S must come largely from ~ithin. ~1ost of them fortunately do return to the sunlight ln time . Freedom of lnior111ation Fe deral La iv Still No t W orking for Jour nalists Ry lJERBERT ~11TGANG New York Times Senice :--.·lore than five years after the Freedom of lnfommt1on Act became fcfteral law. it is still difficult for jounu1.lisl!I. historians and researchers to obtain information freely . The idea behind the law was to take the rubber st:;mp marked "confidential" out of the hands of bureaucrats and open up public records. opinions and policies of federal agencies to public scrutiny. Jt hasn't \vorked that way. hilt, be declared that it struck a proper casting because of Its franchises and huge audiences. Al least one White House aide. eyes glued to the news programs oo the commercial net"'·orks, grades reporters as for or against the President. In one case that sent a chill through net"'·ork ne>A'Srooms. a oorrespondent received a personal communication frcm a highly placed adntinistration official questioning bis patriotism after he had reported from North Vietnam . Good nev"s (meaning good for the ad- ministration) geu a call or a letter or praise. ma 10r pressure on c:ommerc a balance between ovemment Q!m.:__ fidentiality and the . people"s right lo know. VaJid safeguards were built in. in· eluding an exemption f-0r material tt· quired "by executive order to be kept secret in the interest of national defense and publ ic stations originates from the 1----'-llH~-Whlt~Ol!!ce -or-Telecom· or foreign policy." In actual practice. it has taken court actions to gain access to government records housed in various 'departments. An effort is finall y being made to dt'Classify the ton s or dOC"Umeots by the lntcragcncy Classification Review Com- mittee under the chairmanship -Ol former amba~d-Or John S.D. Eisenbo\\-'er. This huge undertaking will take years -but more than mert documents are inv-0lved . There 1s a matter of the negative tone in \~'ashmgton. The White llouse and its large com- munications staff ha\'e lengthened !he chstance bet wC()n executive branch, Congress and the public. Of course. C\'ery, ::idmln1s1ratlon ha s instlncli\'ely· applied cosmetics to its public face, but this is the fir.it one operating for a fuU term under the mandate of the Freedom of • Information Act. The · result· to date is that official Information -especially U it appears to brush the administration's robes unfavorably -is not com· municatt>d, but ex-communicated. The other day Sen. Symington of ri.fissouri , a fonner Air Force secretary \.\'ho has been questioning the v.isdom of the President's 852 foreign policy in Southeast Alla, said that tbe country is in danger because of pressures from vested interests shielded by unwarranted secrecy. "I would liope that during this ....,;on of Congress everything possible is done to eliminate unnecessary secrecy," he said, "especially as in most cases this practice has notb!cflg to do with the security of the UrU1ed .~tCs anO. 1n ra . actually operates against th&t security." Th.at point was underscored before the House ·subcommittee on freedom of tn· ronnation by Rear Adm. Gene R. LaRoc· que, a former Mediterranean fleet com- milnder, who since retiring has headed the independent Center for Defense Infonnation. La Rocque said that Pen- tagon c1assificalion Vl'as designed lo keep (acts from civilians in the State and Defense departments and thal some Con- gressmen were considered "bad S<'CUrity risks'" because they share information "'·ith the public. Reputable historians trying to unearth facts often enrounter Catch-22 conditions. The Authors League of America and Its members have resU.1ed tho se buttaucrata of!e.ring "cooperation " oo condiUon that manuscripts be' checked and approved before book pubUcaUon. The Department of Housing and Urban Development hu denied requests for in· forrnahon about alum housing appnisal~. The Department of Agriculture turned down the COOSUDler-oriented Center for lhe Sludy of Ruponslve Law in W1shln1t&on when it asked for research materiala •bout pesticide aafety, '!be W>prtt<dented auempt by lhe ad· mlni>lnllion to b1oclc pubUcalloo ol the Ptntap> r;p..., • bimricah1mly o1 . 'Soas anawsmanyou f8V911/ your &ourctJI Who 'll bslieva your the Vietnam War, took place despite tbe freedom or Tnfonnation Act, not to meB- lion the First Amendment . And the. Justice Department is still diverting its .. .,.,·ar on crime'' energies to the hot pursuit of scholar! "·ho had the temerity, to share their knowledge of lhe real war "'ith the public. Such go\·emment activilies not only defy the intent of the Freedom. of lnf-0rmat1on Act , they serve as wammgs to joumallsl'!, professors. librarians and . others \l"hose fortunes fall within the line cf \'lsion -budgetary, perhaps punlti\'C - of the federal gcvemment. · The exccullve branch's battery ot mt'dia "''atchmen is busiest \.loith broad- m1micaUon1 Polley, whose director has made it clear that controvendal subjects tn the great documentary tradition !lhould be avoided. The same vlev .. point has been echoed by the President's new he.ad or the Corporation for PubliC Broadcasting, ·which finances major programs oa educational stations. This govemme~ corporation is now engaged in a battle to downgrade the Public . Broadcast~g Service, its creative and 1nterconMCt1ng arm responsible for serious news shows. Lon' before there was a Freedom of 1nronnation Act, Henry David Thoreau "'as jailed for speaking owl and defylng the government's role in the P.iexican War, last century's Vietnam. ''A very few men serve the state with the ir con· sciences ," he wrote. "a nd they are com· monly treated as enemies by it." Grand juries. subpoenas and even g-0vemment jailers \\ill be WUlblc . to overpower today's min of conscience. ·M~tric~ Could Change Whole Am erican Lingo \\'hat will happen to all our old bromides when the Jjrrlted States finally adopts the metric system? A miss is as good as 1.6 kilometers. He's all .,.,•ool .and .9 meters vt'idc. Don't hide your hghl under a 35 liter basket. Just 28.4 grams of prc\'cntlon is wt>1'lh 453.! grnm• Of cure. I v•ouldn 'l touch It with a three- meter Pole. Give her 2.5 centimeters anrl she11 t11ke I.ti kllcr meters. So on. WERE YOU ltAr- PJER when you were single? When pollster! put that query to numerou.o; hu.c;bands and wives, more ••omen than mtn said yes. To be spec1flc, 19 percent of the wives anrt 14 percent of the husbands said they generally had been better ofr before they linked up in matrimonitil harness. Dlshe"ntrung. MEDICOS PERFORMEO 1.2 million abortklns in thL'! country last year. So the estimators say. And about a third of those, they figure, were on teenagers. ON A BRMSJf go\'ttnment bulletin board ln London recently appeared lhi! official notice: "Owlng to lht 8hortage of staff, It would ht much appreci.at~ If of- ficials will try to take more advantage of thelr Rertllrieii: during the hours btt\\o"ten 12 Md 2 o'clock." A SLOW BURN : What happens when iw 'gel -•"IP'Y ii ~ 111qon-u - ( L M. BOYD ) extra supply of blood 11.w;iy from your ln- lernal organs i.nlo . .your muaclcs.-l'-hc blood temperature itself doesn't change. But spreading out Hke that, it makes your .,.,·hole body seem wanner. 11\at, it's sa id, is why we describe such a.'! "a slow bum" and suggest it's time to "cool -0lf." JOHN BARTLE'IT: Q. "Where did John Bartlett, the fellow. who put togethe r that m08t famous compendium of familiar quotations, go to coUcge?" A. He never did. But he ran a book store right nerl to the •Harvard campus. And he looked up the answers to 90 many question.o; from !tudents that he wound up as the experts' expert. Bartlett had read the Bible in its entirety to his mother by the age of 9. AJ\tONG SN.AXES, there are no \'egetanans .... Do believe •·unile"' and ''unt.le'' are the only two words of the.Ir kind. Same fi\•e letters. E'IKtlY oppoeite definitions .... Best wood for ax handles, r m told . is black IOC\i.'!1. ... That irugar- coated breakJast cereal is dandy. PltUe note, thoug.h. co..m about 10 times liess If you sugar il younelL _ .. A Cl\icagv P'( dealer sa)'s be sells a dozen vult.urH a year. IF \'OU AND your wire are typtcal mister. you11 have about 16 more years togetbtr alkr }'our last youngster leaves ~. • • .. , J • • It's our January white .. sale! Check your linen clOset. Then check the savings r on every Penney sheet. • For a limited Time only! • • Penn.Preat •ouoton•' etrlpe mullfn 50% cotton/SO% polyester II at or 232 fitted sheets Twin s ize •Reg. 2.99, Salo Eull alzuheets. Reg. 3.99 .... ·-•• Sale 3.32 - Pillow oases. Reg. 2 for 2..49 ............. Salo 2 lor 2.14 Queen size sheets, Reg. 6.49 .... : Sale 5.M Queen pillow cases, -Reg. 2 for 2.89 ............. Sala 2 for 2.44 King alzesheets, Reg . 8.49 ••••••• Salal.M King pillow cases. Reg.2for3.19 ............. Salo2f0<2.l4 Penn-Preti mullin Peanut~ print 50%cotton/50% polyester flat or ·317 fitted sheets Twin size, Reg. 3.99 Sale Full size sheets, Reg. 4.99 ........ Sala 4:17 Pillow cases. Reg. 2 for 3.09 ..... : ....... Salo 21or 2.17 Queen size sheets, Reg . 6.49 ••••• Sile 5.47 King size sheets, Reg. 8.49 •••••.• Sale 7.47 King plllow cases, Reg. 2 for 3. 75 .. .. .. • • • • . .. Salo 2 for 3.07 From Determined Products, Inc. ©1972 United Feature Syndicate: Penn·Preat 'Brlttol' atrlp1 perc1l1. 50% cotton/50% polyuter flai or 297 f itted sheets Twin size, Reg. 3.99 Sale Full size sheetl, Rog. 4.99 ........ Sala 3.97 Pillow caaas, Reg. 2 lor 3.09 ............. Salo 2 lor 2.17 Queen size sheets, Reg. 7.99 •.... Salo 1.55 ·Queen pillow cases, Reg. 2 for 3.59 ............. Salo 2 for 2.M King size sheets, Reg. 9.99 ••••.•• ·Salo 1.19 p.,,,...l'iutwfllte percale. . . 50% cotton/50% polyester flat or 227 fitted aheets Twin size, Rog . 2.99, : -Sala __ Full size sheets, Reg . 3.99 ......... Salo 3.27 Pillow cases. Reg. 2 for 2.09 · ............. Salo 2 for 1.81 Queen tlze sheets, Rog . 6.99 ..... Solo 5.17 Queen piUow cases, Reg. 2 for 3.09 ............. Stlo 2 for 2.17 King size sheets, Reg . 8.99 •.•. _ .. S•I• 7.17 King pillow cases, Rog. ·21or 3.39 ............. Salo 2 for 2.87 Penn-Pre1t 1P1rl1lenne' print muay 50% cotton/50% polyester flat or 232 f itted sheets Twin size, Reg. 2.99 Salo Full size sheets, Rog. 3.99 ........ Salo 3.32 Pillow cases. Reg. 2 for2.49 ............. Sole 2 for 2.14 Queen size sheets, Re g. 6.49 ..... Sal• 5.34 Queen pillow cases, Reg. 2 for 2.89 ............. Solo 2 for 2.44 King size sheets, Reg. 8.49 •. , .... Salo 8.94 King pillow cases, Reg. 2 for 3.19 ............. Sale 2 for 2.64 Penn-Prest mu11Jn fashion colors 50%cotton/50% polyester flat or 232 fitted sheets Twin size, Reg. 2.99, Salo Full size sheets, Rog. 3.99 ..••.... S•lo 3.32 Pillow cases. Reg . 2 for 2.49 ............. Solo 2 for 2.14 Queen size sheets, Reg. 6.49 •...• Silt 5.34 Queen pillow cases, Reg. 2 for 2.89 ............. Salo 2 for 2.44 Rog. 2 for 3.89 • : ••••••.•••• Salo 2 for 3.11 King P~~~ cases -------~~""' • w1cr.aJ1ll9-~--~---Salt-2.for.2,14-'CliUnny·Fatl'·p-r1nrmu·•nn · ......... . 1s2 50% cotton/50% polyester flat or fit· ted sheets. Twin size reg. 2.22 S1'9 Full size sheets, Rag. 3.22 .... , ... Salo 2.92 Pillowcases, Reg. 2 for 2.22 .. , ....• , .... Salo 2 for 1.92 ~Queen size sheets, Reg. 5.32 ••••• Salt 4.11 ..__,, King size sheets, Reg. 6.96 ••••••. S1l15.11 ... King pillow cases, Reg. 2 for 2.62 ............. Salo 2 for 2.31 NaUon-wldo® whtto muolln. 51 Cotton muslin, 133 count• flat or fit-1 ted sheets Twin size, Reg . 1.99 , Sile Full size sheets, Reg . 2.29 ..•. : ..• Sile 1.79 Pillow cases. Reg. 2 for 1.09 ............. S•I• 2 for .II •s1eached and finished. • •••••••••••••.•• ·~ • ~ ~ ... " .,·~ -.. ~ ~ 1'I" ilJ #!. ~ ~ PennaPre1tperc1fe f11hlon colora. 50% cotton/50% polyester flat or 2 9 7 fitted sheets. Twin size, Reg. 3.99, Salo Full size sheets, Reg. 4.99 ........ Salo 3.97 Pillow cases Reg. 2 for 3.09 ............. Salo 2 for 2.17 Queen size sheets, Reg. 7.99 •••. , Sale 15.55 Queen pillow cases Reg. 2 for 3.59 ........... : . Solo 2 for 2.94 King size sheets, Reg. 9.99 ....... Salo 8.19 King pillow cases Reg .2for3.89 ............. Salo2for3.19 Penn-Pre1t Mullin "Ol1ney" •Print 63x104" sheets, Reg. 3.50 ........ S•I• 2.17 Twin Ftd. Btm. sheets, Reg. 3.50 .. S•lo 2.17 Pillow cases , Reg. 2 for 2.90 •• Sale 2 for 2.47 CWalf Disney Productions . " ~ ~ • •• . JCPenney We know what you're looking for .. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M ... at the following stores: .. \ ' . FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 6#-2313. HUNTINGTOl'I CENIER,..Hu nlinglon Beach (714j-892-77.11. HARBOR CENTER, €ost1~Mesa fTl-4) 646-5021 • • . .. • • . DAILY PILDT 9 Save, ,now on ey,erything you need for ~our Jleme during our white goods sale. ~Jrr111J1J~f r1111)11rr 1111rrr111Mf 1rr11111J1 rr~1111J1!11~\11~11 ~~ ~~~~~~m1~~~[ir~ r~r 1 ~ft~ You~ 139 Choice . Special 399 twin siz• Po1yester filled, titted mattress pads. Sanlorrzede couon covers . Fullsize 4.99 Oueensize7.99 Ku1g size and wester'h king 8.91 • Beautiful Florals and solid 1acquard patterns to mix and match to beautify any bathroom. Fash- ion Manor quality, 100o/o cotton, machine washa- ble, Beautiful Decorator colors in th ick, th irsty lorry cloth towels. as· Hand Towels Wash Cloths 46• Fashion Manor quality for ex- tra long wear. All cotton knit- ted dish cloths. Molon-Gold or Blue-Green 2 ior s1 Prlnt9d kitchen towels In thick 1h11r1d terry. Loads of Fun pat- tema to choose from. A great Value. Your 10 Choice 0 2 ior $6 101J% Latex Foam.Rubber pillow Designed for restful slumber. Moulded latex never needs re-fluff. Ing-will not lump, bump or sag. Soft. plump duck dO\\'Tl pillow wilh corded edge and closely lr'.'oven down-proof cotton l ick. Oon·t mist this tremendous value! JCPenOey We know what you're looking for. Priced to fit any budget. Beautiful Tiletone design or choose a traditional solid color with a dobby woven bor- der Mix or match from a wide selection ol fa shionable decorator colors. You can depend oll"Penneys for quali- ty, even at these low prices 7Q• Hand Towels Wash Cloths 35° • ;l;re. ~ .. ·~ ~ . ' ~;i> > •t: ~ ·~ '1 (.:' ' ., ' .... ..... 2 for 3s~ ,.,,. Polyester tilled plllows. What a barg~in 1n sleeping comlorl! At th1s lan1asl1call y to•N price you can alto rd fresh new pillows tor every bed-even buy extras Cotton licking. Slandard size. • Shop ·Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stor~s : FASHION .ISL:,..NIJ, N1wp0rl 81;ch {714) IM-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington S.h (714) 892·n71 . HARBQR CENTER, COlto Mos. (714) 641>-5021. ' -· I' 1_ I . ' - A JO DAILV PILOT Sundo1. ~ 7, 1973, I . Sa I e ! Penney cuts down . the cost of a good night'S ·sleep! Now, you can ri easy. · · Cotton shHt b41nket gives ertr1 warmth. Use it as an extra covering wllh a thermal blanket. Unbleached. Machine washable. 266 IOX100 Specia13 99 Print blanket fits twin or full stze beds.. Polyester with nylon binding. Gold. pink or blue. Machine wuhablL 711 Twin and full size throw style bedspreads come in your favorite patterns and fabrics. Sure to pretty-up any bedroom, • ., Get wonnth without night. Polyester/rl)'Oll thennal blanket with nylon binding la good for IVllY aeuon. Solid COiora. 72XIO Special499 Orest-up your bed with this cotton jacquard woven oolld color bodop<oocl • • Penn--Prest for easy care: Fringed edgeo. Twin or full.· • Our fantastic Dacron aa· blanket-With-a bright Schiffli embroidered trim .. . . A great bedtime story. 7.99~- ' ft 111 beg111 with Pennayo trying to flnd you a blanket that 11 the wannnt. best loOklng and longest lasttng for the price. And we found II. our Dacron 8'b11nkot hu 1n am oz Ing 1pr1ng-1>ack fiber. construction. a wry effective heat retention surface, "and rnlsts pltllng,rnattlng doWn,or-lng after repeotedwuhlngo and drylnga. --I ~ Md 1111 wide choice of vibrant luhlon colon, -..... ted with a bright 1chllm embrolderad nylon bl!\dlng, givn our Dacron 88 blanket an extra opoclallook. The kind of look that g- wlth an ulnt 1peclal blanket. Fullllza I.. au-liza " ' $12 IClng -SM We kn~E!!~!}~~ng for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: FASHION ISV.Na, Nnport Beach (714) 644-2313. HUNTIN&TON CENTER, Hwrtir19ton-Beech-f714)-892-m-I, HARBOR CENTER, Coot• M.M (714~1 . \ . . . . . " ' -' .. " ,, I '' •• •' ' • I• •• • ave15%on draperies .. change for a change. _le-9 ~! ... 63 .. Rog.11.84.Still length, floor length. Single width, double, triple. even patio panel size. You can choose exactly the dimension& you need-and save 1 5~0 besides, at Penneys. 'Jewel-Tex' draperies are dobby weave cotton/rayon; Penn·Prest so they machine wash, tumble dry, never need ironing. Their thermal acrylic back insulates all year around. Gold, pumpkin, white, oyster, olive, champagne, bronze/green, blue, laden, poppy red. Otner size draperies and accessories also available, in stock or special order, at comparable sale prices. so~ wld• 75-wide 100" wt• 125" wide ,,..._ Ltngtt\ Roq. Now Rog. Now Rog. Now Reg. Now R .... -54·· 11.64 9.89 20.85 17.55 ..... 22 ... 9 35. .. 30.12 63 .. 11.64 .... 20.85 17.55 ..... 22.49 35.IO 30.21 ..... 12.75 10.83 22.78 19.36 21.17 25.21 31.lt S2.ll 44.53 S7.IS Pat5optt'WI, 100"dW•' 31 .83 27.05 P•tlo P•".t, 125"1<84" 4 t'.33 35.13 Tie bKk1, 4"•2'.: 261 2.21 V•l•l"ICe, 52"x1 :3" 7.39 1.21 Complete line of hardware and drapery rods, including decorative rods. also available. Sale prices effeetiv• through Saturday. d ewel-Tex nneys have some I I . j I 'j 1,\ .I' ' I I i I I ' 11 I I I ; j . I• t I :'I -~~ 1--'J' 'L_),_ '• I ' ~\ ~ \ I 'I ' iil ~I I "°; j I ' ~ \ I , . • j \ ' I l l '1 I . ' ', 'I ' ; I \ \ I ·. \ ' I I j : 1 I I I \ i I I 1 . \ 1, I ! I ~ • • • #~ ~ I "' ., .., ·1 I ~ ~ t I \I I l ·~ ·. I ' I j r\ ~ ';J I I I . I .1 ' I . I ' I ·t ~ I ~ i j ~~ _t...., JJ0 .._:y l_! " DAILY rtLOT A JI .. • ~· Catcll some wila ' .. •' ' . ' • • • ' • savings on our smart domestics. -- 19_9 8'Xll' -~~ 'Seafoam' pattern shower curtains have embossed circular design on vinyt. White. marigold. avocado. . , 299 'Lisbon' 2 piece bath mat :.c! 1nc.ludes nylon pile rug with latex b<H .. k. 20x.34" oblong. Plus matching lid cover. . JCPenney 166 Velveteen throw pillows. In a large assortment of colors. All 12x1 2·· with kr'!ile edge. ' • 2 for s7 ~ Decorative f loor cushions of rayon/acetate. Solid colors. Tassled; 22 x 22" assorted fashion colors to brighten any room. We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at th~ following stores: .. EASH ION ISLAt:!Q, NtwJ10rt Btoch (714j ~4-23 1 3. H.UNIJt-1.GTOl'i CENIER. Huntington Beech (71 41 892-777.'-HAR80R CENTER , Cost• M ... (7141>41>-5021 ... . ' • , ' I • ' -.. -,. .... ' --. . ...... • • , • Trial Set ' For Former Policeman County Sclwols ! . Set Teacher's Day ; . ' ' Law UIJrarfl Dedidted . . . SANTA ANA -A !!red ""1'TA ANA ~ ,.,.....,..., 'lfcCcrmkt of Newport Beach Fullerton policeman and hll Day," a elate on Which will hood the Sanla Ana fUnd-: brother ha been ordered rttldenla are to honor ralalng cainpalgn lor the Na- ve to C.lilarnia'1 -~, hu ~n tJonaJ Founclatlon-Man:h ol 1 face trtal Marci> U In Orange IOI as Ille tblrd Maadoy ot 1 Dlmea for the third con- Oouoly Superior Couri on rob-u ..... -~ bery end 1xui1arY cJwi.. • ,-J'll ..... ,..., m I ..... IOCUtlve year. slemmlng from an alleged tloa ~ 1u1 week bl' the Ho II an accountanl with the breakln at a local apartment ODllll'r ca·-Or-County ---Santa Ana firm of Erm! and j med Ith ~. MmK lln II Tbe reaoiOtlOn WU •-" In Ems!. cram w Mc~an na-port to aid future ~ of _.. ' U=•' William Murr a Y '--------' a Teacher'• Hall of Fame •. Ne /lfutucd Ala: ordered e<-<Jllicer ~ 'f. ' belni estaNlsl>o'l in Anaheim. rui.z.gll1'0N _ A proposed 1 Johnlon, 24, 0o1ar1o. and ll!S Apartments •t ·reads, ..... "!. par1. thal p1an that ~ -brother, Get.al d WJrU leacllen In ...,fond& "have dty and"CGUDIY.......,. In the , Johnaott, Ill, Fort Hood, Tex., A ed dedicated U>emoelves to tbe event of a dilut<r baa been to return to his cour1room ppro Mure of tbe children of our rejected by councllmen who Feb. 18 for a _._.., .... ~.. V alale · · are endeovorinl to consider city facllitieo ado-· Both men ~fr: ;"'u;\', llilpire a love ol leornlni and promise to return. FULLERTON -A 'lllkttlt • ·~ ol -qua~. plan lnYolvea an - The Johmool were arrested apartment compla: at the ..• have CQlitributed towards meat of mutual aid betw~ Aug. 23 by police who said the ~ of \lorba Lliida the upbri'IPJI of Califonlia'• cities a~ It, the Or- pair posed as immlgratloo_ of-levard llld tho °""180 fi-cltlUiry:' • -eounty City M 1 nag e rs . licera when they bum their Freeway ha.s been appjooved Tbe neolulloo lftl'llted Asloclatlon and the iOunly Wlf into a Fuller\on apart-d6pite pro t e s t s from by Suporln!eeclent Robert Emergency 5ervle<a Council. ment and relieved , aevera1 homeowners and a ,.,,,.,.._ Peter"'° a1Jo llateo that the Mexican ptlooais of their tative of the Pla~tia City reopect due teachers "ha.s oo-• 84,500 R•bed hlllfolcla. ~.:!;Ihnen here ' approved ·culooallybecomeobsairedby SANTA ANA -The.annual : The Orange County Law Llbrlry, an $830,000 struc-library was opened in September, 1971 but the ded- ture financed by county court filing fees, was ded-ication \las postponed until the Plaza of the F1ags, Fire . Loss Less icated Friday. The three-story, 30,000-squaze.foot which provides access to the building, was oom-; the 28-acre, $1Z mlllion com--CWTent events and attitudes." Cops and Cowboys Breakfast : plex proposed bl' the Ami!! Tbe .. tblrcl, Monday In Mardt and Horse Show held In ' Devel-en! Company of this year 11 the !Ith. OctOOer ralaed 14.lOO for the • Tustin and arcllitect Kermit .. On lhat day, ctli1.enl llbould medl<oJ ~ of the N•-, llorlus ol Corona ·c1e1 Mar. :.::.~ j. ·~~ tlonal FoultdaUon-Marcb .of : building at 515 N. Flower st., Santa Ana, bas five pleted. BREA_ Pioperty valued at -sta~c_k_le_v~el_s,.., an_d_con.;...""-· _iru_•_n_earl~y'-66..;'"-000;..;..v_o1,,.um""=es'-=. _Th_•~-----------------==~· total of 134,793 wu loot to MACHINE GUNS: BIG MARKET FOR DEATH • • • F.rotn Pqe Al AntollOl8 said It 11 llmpie to lile down the sear In lllCh a lashlon that It wtll not catcli the holt and therefore allow the gun to fire continuously until it is empty. .. Sometimes tt . takes a reworking ol the tnaldes to make It work real well because makeshlft things will jam up," he said. Antono6s said that at one time, when the Mart W first came out. IOIDe p shops were even h""'lng out pamplileta expi•lt>lnc bow the gun could be OOllVO<lel Into a machine .... Tbe Mar~~ means the ooly gun.lite weapon ava-to the average conmmer, Antonoss said. face in the way of legal action should he be caught with an unregistered machine iun or converted semi-automatic? A spokesman for the THE COMMANDO MARK Ill Tre8SUI')' Department'• Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division in Santa Ana, which tries to enforce federal gun laws, said the fering machine guns of all makes and m<ide1s · ranging from small machine pistob to heavy aircraft machine can- ""!'8· The ad Is for a catalogue produced by J. CUrtis Earl Company ,of PhoeniJ:, Artz., which Is one of only three firms in the Unll<d Slates licensed Id 1'l! fully-wortahle, registered au!otnatlc ,...potll totheaverageclllmL "Machine guns ... the ooly things I deal In;' Earl aald when. coritaclA!d by phooe. "I can gel virtwoQl ""l' kind you want .'" • should be welded Shut and a maehlne gun owner faces no good mechanic oan overcome federal action. if th e gun was even that." registered during a general The question remains why amnesty that was held in 1968. anyone would want a machine "That year, people could gun or converted semi-bring in machine guns -legal automatic rifle unless be wu and illegal to be planning illegal activity. registered," the spokesman Almost all the policenum said. "They only bad to fill out oontacted said there is no a form and pay the tax fees." reason except pemaps boroe But that wa.s the lut chance to register machine guns. derense. They say the gun pro-Now, possession of an bl.em ls becoming almo!t un-unregistered fully automatic manageable in aome places. weapon could bring a ~year Earl said home de!erue and tenn in rederal prison and a target shooting are good $li:i,000 fine. fliiilm a;;rn;go;e montbo .i tm, This niure 1s 163.242 leaa than reported bl' fire officials for tho same period of 1971. • • A Placentia icl""' •'"• ... -·t~sdiool bOlr ~ • Dlmea. • and meo•ners argU~ Y . • members The evnt II oponsored hy ' the complex would cause traf-Uid. the Orange County Sherills ; fie problems and create e JH111es Leflfler Reserve and the · Associa1'd ' unrealionable demands upm Riding Oubo ol Onmto : police and fire services. SANTA · ANA -Jooeph County. , I Pastel polyester: Collar it white. Tbe All-lll!,·_llllD!Jf~ by the -Arma Com- -al 111 8' lllb St. In Costa Mesa, la • civilian, automallc Earl explained that all the automatic weapon and the pruvtdes that possession ot reasons to have a fully In addition, California lawf ======~~~~~~~~~~~ · by Ult U.S. Costa Mesa gunsbop owner any workable auto mat l c ltjlll$-1ft*ry__..id-ho-u"'4-lo-hunl-jaclo-~bo-weapon-ttgister<d-or-not-canl--------.. elsewhere. and · 10 ~JI and bits wJth his Mark III. bring a 10..year prison term But An-said the AR-posseois-in all..f.11 three itales What then does a porson and a $10,000 fine . 1111, whlcb fires a 1lug only · -Cali!ornla; New Yorli and -------------------· ball as big as the Mart W 45-Iowa. caliber -.. Is another gun "These gun8 were registered that alUld be made fully when it was still eijsy to .,....atic with rela)ively little reglsta-machine guns -the --and basic equip-reglstratlall never laJ>b," he men&. pointed out. "It is almost" im- A eo.ta Mesa gun shop possible to register one"°"·" .,,._said, howevor, e~ the Earl said It-la lepJ. lo- i;emi~tomatic vemon pro-"'l!ister<d -.... into duces ·1 prodigious amount of California and .New York Clllly firei-er. He claims to have if the.bores·'""" ..... welded fired 11 r<IUll!!s from the st.Ir shut. Be sald Iowa prolliblta clan! model before the firit -lliemil~ethel". MACHINE GUNS · · For sale to Shootef. .,. -coH..-...., Thomp.an.. Schmeise,., Se.l, M• 11.. Lewis Guns, Vickers.. MWn• i.110 .. •-'" .. Colts, Winctt*9t9 MG· · "'1. 3 .. 6 42•, •nd many • t h e1r • • . -J Including the complete studlf. .,. ... • 1tal Of the MGM Movie)TY ~eel ctlon. ~ ,.AIM. mafty Aircraft gun••' Se11d ......\.~ ..t'\: ,,.... SJ..oo for l•rv• illu•tratH htform .. ,._ \)\, tiYe IH'Ocb"fe'.. ($1.21 outside, u.s·.) ~ J. CURTIS 'E~RI. SS12 North Sheth Sttffto Phoenix, Aria. 85012 IP IN . GUNS MAGAZINE ejected shell casing hit the "li they are registered, ground. these gum are legal to posse,. There are many other semi-in every other Siate of the automatic weapons on the union," he said. marl<e~ though Alottooss said The only hangup to some are becoming scan:er as ownership of a madtine gun Is the federal government cracks the fact that owners must pay down on easily-convertible an annual Treasury Depart· rilles. ment tu stamp costing l2SO ' Last week. Our perm sale. is making great waves. Choose from four great perms, at foyr great prices. All include shampoo, cut and set. 'Balsam Plus' perm, reg. 12.50, now 8.88 'Proteine'-perm, reg. '15, now 9.88 • • . -• ' ' _ "I jµst ~t one calle!l__N Bl'"· Thls 11 · addiljon to ~ ~fOrcer, by 1Jii1Yersar -afiY' sta e tUes anGOtOOr - Arms Company," Antonoss permit fees , Earl said. 'Phase 7' perm, re!J.17'50i-oow11.88 -------'I '' '• said. "It Is a llk:aliber Earl aald he pays nearly carbine that has been cut $2,000 in federal, slate and down to 1*itol size and uses a local fees every year for every 50-bullet clip." machine gun he owu. He said he paid 199 for the He said he i3 uncertain how gun in Alhambra and for an many or his gun& are sold to additional $US, IODle gun people who Illegally take them lhopo will Include a kit allow-Into California In a fUlly- lng the gun to be made fully automatic stale. But be did automaUc. say that on purdwe the "But the gowrnment bas registrat»on is tranaferred to begun atopplng that kind of the new owner and this allows tb.lng, '' Antonos.t said. the £ederat government to Several others such as the keep close tabs on the guns. Eqle, Spitfire, Voltmi.er and "This business Is 1ettlni Apoche are now hard to come harder and harder, though, bl' In new coodlt.lon beca111e of because the rqlitered guns federal restdctlonst An1oooss jusl aren't available any said. but be· added so many more," he said. were IOid ortglnaJly they are Even the gwu which have ---,..dl!Y avaBable In u..a con-been "rendered unworuble" dition. to be broughl into California For those who would rather can be put into working order -not go to tbe bofller of breaF by anyone with "• lltUo 'Triumph' perm, reg. '20, now 13.88 Well-suited double kntt buttons-up a busy sehedule. Goes everywhere, does everything, stays neat, machine washes and dries. Fashion oolori. M1-9izea&-19. $17 JCPenney · We know what you're looking for. • . . ' IDB tlte Jaw by converting a mechanical ability," according oemi-lutomAtic r!Oe but 1Ull to Ne\vpor\ Beach poll<t s,t. :"~ ~~. m~~ J:i =Heineck•. c1epa~t Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: '· • • . ' . ' 1· · "Somi ol tbem 'ooll' have a · I · ~ e!IJlloo,ol G1111~tbLlla<t_and -·-- -<arr1e1 an Id-!hat"."" be tapped rich\ out.'' FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714j 6+4-23 13. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beach (714) 892-7771. HARBOR CENTER, Codi Mts1 (714) f>46.6021. ver\ilement on Pege 14 of-be said. "But 1" be ie&•I they I • S1111da1. Jlll1tlr'Y 7. 1973 O~ILV PILOT 3 , •Manipulated Man~ I Afro-Americans' Dream Shattered Autlwr Turrts Wornen's Lib Upside Down -. ··' . • - ACCRA, Ghana (AP) - Sho •lands, linally, on the land she considers home -Africa -in blue jeans and a tee shirt decluing "LOVE." For the first time ln Mr life &be, ln btr bl:ackneu, Is part cf the majority. 1base people out there are her people, com in b' perhaps from tht! same village 8ll her great-grcat- grandparent1. Her forebears Jett in lroo chains. She r~turns in 1 silvery plane, eager to look at everything and to learn how her P'flple live. Young, u tbe lr an- Cestors were when they v.·ere pressed into slavery, the blacks return as they left, herded together Into groups. They come !rom City College r4 New Yctk or Howard or frcm A!to- America n alliances ur fraternal organizations. Retu'nr. to Ghana llo11ieland Frwtrati11g for llfoat Blacks work camps, at the University of Ghan1. at ~fCAJ and in flrst·and se.cond-rate hotels throughout the spra\\·ling to"'"D that is Accra. They come to GhaM, ntled with 1 Ziooistlc Pan- Atricanism engendered. in part, by the late, deJl' . ..'Se<l leader Kwame t\'krun1ah'i appeal to them some 2G yeara ago to return and make Ghana the stron,, independent leader of a united Alrl<:a. "Their first im~ression Is frustration, \\'onde:ri.nc if there lsn't any place i:\ !ht" \\'Orld where thfir people aren't oppressed. And \he majority of b I a c k Americans decide tbe.re lll no place lot tben1: 'l might just as v.·elt go back to my ghetto. At leal't I kno\\.' how to move \n ii,' He thinks be will never f it in. He doesn't think of the Polish and Je.,.dsh o.n1I Italian Immigrants to America, 111ho took two or three generations t o become part of J\merica." "For the flrst five y'!ars I ""as here I was llJlir~ I had my vi"'·s and I rx· prtskd them.'' said Lee. He Is described by on,. U.S. official in Accra as ''a ltader of the bl:ick community here." ·--\ \.~ ' '1~ ,~ .\ I •\.'. •/ I - to Arr1ca an: un1r1u1·l,1 tht- fcrrnt fro1n lllV:'lC of :i11 Ttalian-Amcr\can going to :\aples or a ;\rw York Puerto Hican seekin g his isl.and fiomcland f;,r the fir st time. "There's a rultural ' " I frn1n the t.;ni tcd St<J.trs I! they were going to Sp.'lin. y,·ith it.s obvious d1£· ferences in languai;ie and culture. they v.w.td be forced to l<!ke time and !e.J.m their way around llut Ghana, ~·here tile language is English. ill supposed to N Qon1c away fron1 home. e,·en better because it's black. LO:\'l)OS rUf'I) -In the last 13 months Esther \'Har has been spat on. ihoulLod down. soed. picketed, threatened with bon1bs and asked by • deleg•tlon of Engllsbwotnen io leave tht country. She tlao ha1 1ppeared ()O douN of teltvisioo. programa, been tnvtt.ed to mate a lecture tour ol Amutcan colleses and earned enoYgh tn(lney to sup- port bm<U comfortably foe the rest or her life . All of thla boc:iuse o1 ''The ~tanipulated Man," a sli m \IOhlme, '"1ten, one crillc sald. with all the style of a jackhammer, which turns the postullilel of Women's Libera· Uoo u~ide down. -"Men are stroog, 10- lelligent and lmaginatl\•e: v.'Offlen are "·eak, dumb and uningenious," she writes. -"By the ace of twel \'C at the latest, moist women ha\'e decided to become pros1ilutes. Or, to put It another way, they have planned a future for themsel\'es '\l.'hlch consist'> of choosing a man and lett ing him do all the work." -riten, far fron1 sub- jugating women, ha\'e gh•en them "every opportw1iry of ach ieving tre<'<lom and if, afler aU this ti1nc. they ha\'e not llberatrd thc1ns£1h·cs and THREATENED EstMr VIiar thro°"11 orf their shackles, ~·c can ooly ru-rive at ooe coo· ell.Won: that there are, ln fact, none lO tbro1,1· o!f." She cootends that "a cockt.lil p.1rty or the purcha~ of a nt.>w p.1ir cl colored Pfltent-leather boot.s rates "far higher" than sex: for a 1,1·oman, that a wo- man has children only as "bGStages" to keep her hus· band after W has k>&t her youth and that any intelligent persoo can complete the house~'Ork for a household of four in t\IO hours a day. 1'hf book tamt out ln West Ge.rm:u1 y last )'ear. Since then II haJ IC!d more than llall a million hnrdco\'er ooples there and apprared ln %7 other coun- tries . Th!s month Farrar Straus & Girotu: will p.ibllsh il in th6 United States. where ?-.1\ss VUar ~TOte the bOOk. "I thought America really is the country where men are most manipulated by women,'' she said in an Interview. "So l thought if I \\'OUld wrltfl the book I bad to go there. I 1oc 1a furious l stayed and wrot< tho book ~here" -in a Greenwk:h \"illage rooming house. The Idea Uoni \\·hlch her book sprang she calls "the principle or plrasure in non· fret'dom -you don 't want to be free . )'ou a~ys want to be in a system \\'hich gives you rulfs for your behavior and which tells you if you are successful or not, Women are one 1,1•ay or tl'lllng men this." She bellcvf's hoth men and ~·on1en are \'ICt11Tis of a 'iciow circle in \l'hlch men are brought up by women to need to support a wife and v.-'Ofl\en are corrupted by male offers or support. But wo~ are more to blame, ahe .ays, because they ha,·e a choice and men do not. Thousands of young lnd not -so-young black Americans came to Ghana ill the pa& year, more, everyone agrees, than ever before. Because for the Alro-Amerlcans, ln- terst ln their heritage is greater than ever before. But the dream of an au. black homeland shat1'n with the reaUty that 300 yur1 of cok>nial rule bas left u.aidue Qf economic dependence upon the Vi'hite West. And the Afrlcani still get less than they give: \\~e the \\·h.lte ex· palrlates ll\'e well, with ste\\•ards. driven:. gar'Jen boys and nannies, most Africans live in mud buts and, if they can get wor1'. an happ.Y to serve the \\"bites. "The bl.aclt American expects to find an absolut.. ely free Africa, because he laid b.iJ opfll"t"S.'iOD to w b i t e Americans. But here be finds people aren't lreo of all European influ- ence, that European educa- tion. religion and econo- my, an the thing• that .... pre.sent ~>er, exist here,'' said Dr. Robert E. Lee, a black American dentist. Lee and his 'l''ife, S.1rah. left their thriving :\ew \'ork City dental practice "with a house Jn Westbur; and all that" In responsC 10 his one-time classtnate l\wame l\'krumah's in- ritation to all black Americans. Now, after 16 years in Ghana, the first fe\~: as the only black denti st in the country, Lee feels he finally has "learned the technique of sitting hack and listening. And :hey now listen to me." 'acuutn going back JOO years be.tllo'een the. Afro- AmeriCans and their plac:es of origin," Lee says. "All other ethnic groups have kept thP1r cultural roots, but the Afro-Americans have lost their language and the ii' culture -religion, food. fam ily concepts. even the wa y of dealing with death Is different. It's more d1f. ficull for them than for Europeans, who over the years have been ln con. tinuous touch w i l h Africa." It's not belier; It's d\f. ferent. And some of tbe Jae~ of political stability. food shortages and the casual attitude :o~·ard time that affects ti~ht schedules make Amenca look pretty good. The young Amf'ricans find they really don 't like fuIUiXJWlded and steamt:d cassava and yan1 -or mounds of ri~ topped ~·ilh spicy, indeciphcable greens, ilsb or meat. They want American Brealdasts and steab. 15°/o off our entire line of cus- tom draperies and slipcovers, labor included. A U.S. Embassy officia1 estimates that on any given day this past sum- mer there have been 1,000 black Americans i n Ghana. They setUe in bosttls, ln Patience 1be problems a black American faces returning for many or the younger American b!acks, this ls their first trip away Restores ·Room-size broadlooms. -1---___,!!T~h ~P~ie~ta --+--, --~··reft.<a~tlYl!s~o\lllu--l'l't""'io9'------- _ _,_ __ YATICAN CITY 1Ul'I - The Vatican last week wr fi b fl \'eiled a fully restored and or a~e oors cleaned Pieta, comple ting I ' seven months and 12 days of work to r epair the damage \\'rougbt in two minutes by a hammerwlekling Hungarl.an wbo thoogbl be was J..us Cl1rist. A to.man team cf restorer!!, using a miJture of the most modem and most ancient tecbniq\"3, pieced together the tiniest fragment& of ~Uchelangelo's muterplece which was smashed by JS blows with a hanuner by Lazio Toth. To the unaided eye a \oiewer could never tell the 1tatue had been damaged Only by clim- bing on the statue and ex· amining the no&e, eye, and arm from a distance of a few inches can one see a small hairline where tbe shattered pieces have been joloed to the statue. Prof. Deocleclo Redig de Campos, the Brazlian..bom dire<"" of the Vatican museums who Jed the restora- tion work , said the PleLa \\'ould go on full view to the public in late Febnwy after the installation of a bullet· proof plesig)ass l!C1"'fD at the entrance to the chapel wbere it now stands. • BeauUful room-size rugs cut from top quality broadloom remnants. Ny1ons. acrylics, ole!inS, polyesters In this great selection, in favorite shags, ptusheA sculptured and textured surlllces. Some with foam rub bi:r backing. All in decorator colors. Come In early for the best choice. At these prices they won't last, 9'x12', 44.11, i2·x15'. u .aa. 24~. De Campos said research and documeniation of all lhe ££~~~~e~f;~f--·--p_e_c_1ala oufbrand new "The nwnber of Wows t.lult poor madman 1trock were R t R I about IS," Do Campoo said. emnan oom • ''11lere were 15 major leslons and each ooe produced about r.o lnigmenlS. The llrst job was to identUy each of the In- dividual traamenu." "Each lesion was given a \eUer and as we idenilfied the. fragments little by liUle we put them together with other fragment.A from a particular lesion," de Campos said. "lt was 1 work of great pa· tlenct." "Some ol the lratpll<Dll were m!Min& -plecea of the veil and the cl-. The l1'0 most important 1'hkh were Impossible to !Ind ...,. tho Up r4 the len noetrll of the Virgin and two chips -ooa nut to the left eye and ooe In the ceoter of the eye.lld1" bt aaid. something hat been added to Penneys complete shopping service. Come on down to Ponneys Now "CARPET-REM- NANT RbOM" and take a look at the w ide sele ction of carpet ing, and take advantage of the terrific savings. -JcPenhey The values are here every day. i_ i I> II •' To fill In the gaps and empty spaces, de Campos used a mixture ol m81'ble powder and ,1}'11thellc ... 1n. _Shop .Sunday -noon to 5 PM at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 6+4-2313 , ' HUNTINGTON CENTER, Hunlinglon Beach (714j 892-7771. ~- ' 1 I I I I I, ,, I ' • ' • I r • • ' I r --- . - ' • 4 OAU. V PILOT • , BEST of Nl\TURE ... LIQUID VITAMIN C Rose Hips Pantothenic (, -~ -. "l!iT1 loo~1. Cl,..... .:===· c.::.. ...... ~ Golden ' Bounty NATURAL VITAMINS I ~ "" I VITAMIN~ -~ "" I 4811.U. . -lot.1.71 ., IOffi£0F90 CAPSULES 1• 1.U. lot.9.91 BOffi£0F310 2•1.u. •ot· 11.95 10ffi£'0F 30I 5.88 7 .88 9.88 i I VITAMIN I A 'CAPSUW Z5,lll USP U1its •• ,. 3.79 IOTIUOF 311 I i Wheat Germ ,...,.;;;;;;;;..... • 0·1 ~ I CAPSULES S Mi1ims Rot.4.91 BOmEOF3M I i I 3.88 ~ Protein : . . TABLETS 290 Ill· VHlll l Flmr. •ot· 2.11 I f.29 I ji VITAMIN( : ~~~"HipS- ""•"l•A•1• 125 ... llf.3.U IOffiEOf 311 I I . . § ~ !§ - • • • At.Your Service. • Cot a probltm1 Tlten 1Dnet Pat Duma. Pat will CM& rn }ape, uei ~l&t aniwert and act~<m 11ou need to sol.,. -.1 illtqtiil.fu h' oouem~nt and bwirteu. Mail ~w que1tioN to Pat Dumi/At You r Service, Orange Coaat Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo% l56Q, Cl!lta .lle111, Ca. 92626. l•· ('lud.e uour telephone 'tlun1ber. Racquet Re twld DEAR PAT: Jn October f ordered a tenn11 racquet costin& $29.14 (rom calilornla Tmnls Eot-i:Jes lh Los Angeles. l sent a ttglstered lelter ta the firm in NowJmber "'9-lng that my order j>e filled or my money r .. llloded. I then called the ...,.ger and asked him to return rny money If he wu unable to supply me with tbe racquet I'd ordered. T still haven't received my refUnd and would apPredate your help. l\f, R., O>sla ~tesa Yoar $Zl.H r<IWld 11 bdog malled. Calllornia Tennl1 Enlttptlles U· • plllDod U. dda7 wu ea•led by tflQ\'I• to obtain the parlfcular racqael nMMW ad the fota Ud ordered. Sloce that model oo loa1er It bela1 ..anafaetwW by Spalding, u attempt was made to oblaia • "ldtover" r • c fl 1 t t from the manufa(:tllrert main office. Manager Caudle Gal- lelOI 1Uldtr1t.oocl from your convtrutlon that you preferred to get "' .,e. etDe racqad you bad ordered, nt.ller than an lmmedlal.t mud. Tbett was no lntentk>D. of trylDg to dodge your refund. ' DEAR PAT: I ordered a "Wine Fridge" and t"'O other items from J. Carlton in New York City on November 4. Aty check was cashed immed- iately, bul vmeo my planned Christmas present didn't arrive by the first part of December, I wrote to the store asking what was holding up my otl!er. I stUI ·liiiven'tnearil from tliemand l\a<flo niSh-oulihe evening of December 23 ta ...,,iao. theoe gill! with last minute substituteo, I'd ortlered other merchandlse from another New York store and it arrived wiUtin three weeks. Could you find out what is going on? , . W. II., Sanca Ana Hgts. TM Wine Fridge was IO popular that it sold out wit} the ftlllng of other orders placed before youn. Your other tneN!bandlse mat bave been part of "daose "kicked back'' by a truculent computer pressed Into service for the flnt Ume ~nJ this year's Christmas season, according to· the har· a5Hd mall order department at the store. Another supply of the mo l't':han· d:lse you ordered 11 "f ie lO arrive shortly'' and your Wine Fridge order will recti\·e pr~rUy slupment. The balance of your order also will be ab!~ ped "at die top of Ute back order list" U 11ny further proble.mJ oceur. wrtt.e k> J . Carlton, Alte.ntion. Rose Oereola, DepL 3110, 350 5&b Ave .• New Y.ort City lbL Angler•' Al111e111ac DEAR PAT: ~ family fishes from the San Oemeute pier al1n05t ~ety weekend and we would like the "'1ITlf-of an illustrated book or gov- enunent pamphlet identifying California coost line fish. You wot'Jldn't be- lieve the variety of fish we pier anglers catch. J. Al., San Joan Ca9lslraoo ne Sunset book, "How to Fish the PacUic Coast," by Ray Can.aon, sltoald ltelp you and your fellow pier fishermen to identify )'OW' catch. This Dlustr1ted book, whlcb klentlfles many varieties of California fish, Is a\laDable at mC1s& book stores. Yoa also can request lbe ''Rock 'Fish Bul- letin" (rom the 1tate Fish and Game Department, 350 Golden Short, Long leal'll. ,,, u·· . " '. " ' ttiiiiii ~ ' . . .. Doctors, Bare Frustrations of Daily Dy AllTllUR R. Vl/'iSEL Someday, this story ,viii include each onr of us among its mortal characler1 - 11•he1her you read it or not -and for most of us. the ending is still a secret. So1ne of us will plot the outcoml' ourselves. Some oI us will already kno\\' it. as we re<.1d. Some of us perhaps don't care. but \'t'TY few. This is a story abaut our death and our dying and members of the profession that prevents and prolongs it and the prices i hey may some times persona Uy pay. YOU title, and 11 stripped <Hl'ay their tradi- tional v.11ile gauz.e masks to show !he sometimes-tormented faces of those who daily deal v.'ith misery. healing. dying .. death. DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sund.iy, January 7, 1973 r111St•ry that she \1as u1lrn1,1re of even :,Ill! being alil'e. ··'i'<'t it "·asn"t fa ir to let her suffer :· he continued. alniost as !hough b<'gA1ng for understanding arnong his col· VITAL ROLt:S lcagu<'s. \1ho doubtless did undl•i-stHnd 1'hcy talked shop, how their \'ital roles "She "as one of the feY.· pauents I lost can affect them. 1Yhosc fun('ral I 1vent to," he t'One!udcd , The man in the blue sport coat suddt·nly sitting dO\.\'Tl . discreetly hid his eyrs behind five No one joked about f'mptying bedpans. r. d k"llf 1 · 1 And some of tho."4.' present "'l'PI. Son1con(' 11rr.ong the d0<:tors . suri.:t·ons. 1ngers, stea y, s·1 u. but simpy nurses. orderlies. psychol og1ra l human precision tools used in his career ~1edical training t rad i 1 Ion a 11 Y .~J«Ja/ists and hospital chaplains snilfll'd as a su rgeon and healer. lransrorms most of its persons into com-sus piciouly 10.,..ard ihe rear of the ton· One could detect a telltale l\vilch in pulsi\'F• although compassionate and con· fcrente room . facial muscles that blink back tears: scientiOOS, jndividuals who dare not care clench. the jaw to steady a trembl ing loo much about patients, beyond ob-Othcr\.\·ise it "'as silent, asidr from the Fears,. ··11 ht'!ps," he added QUll'tly. ~lt-dical 1n1s1akt·s menll0/1(-cl at ltle s~rnposiu1n incl1udcd 1e!llng pa!il'nts they 11ere d~ing v.hcn 1t should have ht-en kc·1Jt froin then1 , And ke<'piug ii a llt't·rcl -due to fatni- ly lil.'sires -\\h('n the doomed person 11vuld h:ut' 1111ntrd to know ","iQnu· l>l'<>Plt' wanl lu gel thetr 'i:;piritual houS('' in ordl.'r," rem.arked • hospital officer. in agreement One doctor confessed a heartbreaking mistake vrry early in his cart'Cf' when h" romfort<'d :i jl1s1 -arrivcd cardiac vie· t1n1 ·s farurl)' 11 1th cautious en- ._ couragrmrnt out· side th(' Emc•rgency !{Qom doors. T!x• n1a11 "as dead \1·1thin 30 minutes, and lhl.• crushed and hilll'r f:.unily bl&nled the doctor. ror ¥.-onis cho8en only to help calm their fears. chin. jectlvely treating the m. clink of coffee cups. as these medical Prt•e Boosting Doctors are bound by certain words And they dare not sOOw aome of their pe(lpie privately contemplated their o"n within their historic Hippocratic Oath: al f he human qualities. No matter whether a pal1('nl hi1s terminal cancer or tonsll- Ulis, his con d i t ion can be aided or aggra\'llted by the C()mpany he or she must helplessly keep DEAR PAT: Toda y my sister bought t\.\'O eight-ounct packages of dried speci fears and worries or t very The man 1n the blue sport coat still 5'11 apricots at Richard's h1ark.et in Corona \lel ~1ar. I noticed a $1.09 sticker ... to keep inviolably secret anything sake or~ other sick, scared, worried shield ing his eyes. nonchalantly. pasted over another price, so 1 peeled the sUcker off and round the old not fitting of men · · · peop le. A plun1p, gray-haired nur!le then arose prier of 98 cents. Thi! product still is 97 ~ts at the other neighborhood Strong 'feelings or compassion. however One physician ~entioned his ~rsonal from beside him, and she could have :_~1£--_J'1-~~l.t.J~1lllllll.ll<ia.ar.aJwlo.JlLllUega>i:'~..cc""SJJ!!Li<Lim.,O!..l:haJ1L-{~--;'i"~~f.bl!t1!•Jt:!!e._m"'1.lil1inuil.J!ll.l2I:.....~~~~~~~'f;~~~~~~;---1g1aneed down at the---feAyish mfttt ifl the doctors. machine, a device designed to attempt blue sport coat. but she didn't. one-vcll(:i:abJ......>Wil4-l>ail"'4-'llini.t.<--~ 11·11h experience as both a chaplain and a ' ' , , J. Y. Coroaa clel Mar JoJepb-Pa-yne=-. ~ma=na=g.-r~of~R""k~h~ar~d"'•~~7far~ket, explained that al u tbe base price of rood Hems was established in October, lt'i'I when the price celling "'ent Into effect, the retail store is entitled lo a price boost la some Instances. U the wbolH8.ler raises a particular product's cost. the retailer may raise that product's price &o eq11aJ the same percentage of llfOOt tbat Wall la effect St the tJme of the price free:ie. A lower prteed Identical Item at another oelgbborbood 'market may mean tlle merchandise wu pwc.Ustd by the retailer at a lower wboJesaJe prlct, or tbat It ts older liloek, Payne added. The Earl11 Bird DEAR PAT: I hate to take you to task, but your recent item about "°'OnllS in tequila makes me think you haven't spent enoUgh time doing re- aearch by boodng in the bars 'of Mexico! First oil, tequila is distilled from the ·uice of the ·ma cactus:. 'Ibe ·Wee ol this cactus is fermented into a \ qlle aiKI W1lT Ive )'00 ycl1I' g que then It distilled inln l<lquila. After several botches ol l<lquila have bc<fl run o(f in the still and bottled, tflere & a rom<Ok>ttd residue left in the vats which is bottled under the name ol mescal. J think you confused mes· quite sbrubs as tbe source o( tequila with mescal. Jnlo each boUle, two worms are always placed. They are about four inches Jong, have legs like a cenllpede and an outer shell ot overlaping plates, like a lobster's tail. Mescal. whic:h las1es like a Kood dry !berry, always is served by the glass and poured bt the bartendel:..• you__W>tdl. ff yoo are the. "lueky" on.. a worm will pour out.into your glass as he fills it. Everyone congmtulates you and waits for you to eat il When I've been served thi! long. fat gtub. 1 present the drink to the bartender and, invariably, he fishes the liUle monster out with a toothpick and eats it with great rtllsh. So, wonns a.re never placed ln bottles of tequila, inside J\.iulco or [or aport, and always are found in bottles of mescal. N. P .. Newport llelich A• Y<l" meadoned, ''Wb<a a fellow gets behind In his boollng, lie olte• sets hM errott.'' I bl:l'J •~~ the "ID(onned ~,.who provided my tl"F'OMMJ uner bat lone M mlQ raearch 11 ~lexkon ban that be ,.al!J> -Jlod ,...,,.. In bl• leqJdla. TbanP for your letter. ~ ' -DEAR PAT : Wben a persoo l[lDO<ff a .ltallic ticket summons and is ttrv4:d with a ''failure to IPPC'f'f" tratftc warrant at his home in a city. doei 11111 city ot' the county getlbe ball money! • • R.L.,~- 11 Ille ...,,,..t I& serve.t oo 1 tfly Tfticleal b7 tMt dt,.'1 ptllet, • pet. • oed .r la ball u&.m·aucaUy ts lorfe.hed to the cU1...-wttb the couny rectl\!· roe 15 ,...-. 11o ........ tr Ille Oruge C.Ulriy lltlll"lbal'• olllce or ailtrtfl's ..,..._. • ....,. lk.1(......i .. • ·~~'~··""""f'·~P ... "I'm jusl going to bare my soul1'' the the straightening out ol an irregular She. s..a.lildoctClCl..aod...nurses natUr.a.lly --manmfhTiffie sport coar said quietly. llcar1bciit. share a common. basic burden of And then he p()W'ed out his heartbreak "I sweat blood using a 'lethal "'"eapon' tensions; trials and pressures in their at a hopeless fight to s a v e a prelly that could actually chosen hmnan work. except for one sexist cancer patient. 27: the agonies -shared kill the patient.," he spilt in !he philosophy of their men's and ~~~ii~~ ~~rn:,~~ ~Ir ':1;.ally and mentally jtr1J, ? ~~r:~~~ ~~~~g the .,..0men·s roles. Shehadahu.sbandandb1lbyandevery. ~~', , , "All men ho+vc NOT UN~fANLY thing else to live for. !heir raults and they "L11llc girts are brought up un- l~er doctor, however, v.·as the ooe v.·ho try to cover thent derstanding it is acceptable to cry." she visited her bedside on many of lbose up." remarked the declared. as though addressing someone flnal nights toward the end, v.·hile her surgeon, who had not In that same room. husband played golf. confessed caring too "It is not unmanly to cry." "l know she's going to die. Th.1t's life." much aboul his can-Guilt shattered her OY.il personal feel· be quoted the ~band who would sooo be cer pe.tient and that pathetic loneliness ings "'hen she lost he r first patient - a a \.\idower as saying. at tht last of her life. _ heart attack victim watched over by "Call me if anything happens.·· "Dct:tors are notorious for this." he ad-other nurses . she noted -because he Yet this seemingly cool. cruel outlook ded, ~laming this tendency 10 hide feel· died while she was away at dinnner. could also have been the hushllnd's own ings incl faul ts on the methodology of "Every time a patient died for years. fl'antically human way of facing the un-medicBI training. I'd go behind the door of the room and fncl'able. an out,,.,·ard shell silencing an lie then had to choose his \.\'Ords slov.·ly cry." she continued . lnward cry for his young wife lo please and circfully, both from the emotional Silence reigned over the symposium . not di e. and scientific standpoints. 11·hich is an increasing event in hospital This episode 1s not from a ··:o.tarcus (_·ircles. literally a forn1 of group therapy Welby M.D.," TV show. SO l\IUCll P,\IN for a special breed or people. This is from a real-life series 1ha1 hap-"T~·ard the end. she was in so n11.ich The soft-spoken, motherly nurse said pened in the liarbor Area , told in a pain that T literally had to use one old understanding doctor finally coo- llospital sympooi..um intended to remind 'euthanasia'.'' he said, stres.sing this did fronted her near a deathbed years ago. 10 member.i of the medical profcss1.on they not mean mertr kllling 1n its classic p:i~s cm a secrel of human sympathy are still only as human as .the patienls sense. bal:inccd "'llh professional r(>Straint. they ser\'e. Simply put . so 1nuch anrsthelic was re· ··You 'rr human ," he snapped 1::rufny. "The Tensions \Ve Li\·c: \Vlth " \\'3S its quired to numb her internal agony and ··cry oot in the open with the fam ily." 'Reac1iing Out' Line l uvites Lo1iely to Call The old woman. wido¥:ed for man y years. slLs in the v.·ell-used easy chair and~star_es...al the.walls. She is lonely. There is no one to talk to about ant iQues. gourmet cooking. phG- lography, the weather, the latest book . the anything. She is a perfect person for "Reaching Out." A."i is the shut-in. whether temporarily ill or pcnnancntly disabled, the recently v.·idO\l'ed, the anybody who is· lonely and wants to lalk to someone else on a reg- ular basis. "Reaching Out" is a new service being offtrtd by the Saddlcback Valley Help Llne. which is sponsored by the Saddle- back Minislcrial Association. The Help Line, headed by Frances Hasttnp ha> ...-..ml more than 4,IMXI phone calls for help and counsel in ils lour-year lite. Like other ''hot lines" or help lines. the S.ddleback operation involves 11 person calling in for counseling, often on a cz:lsis ~- "Reaching Out" in effect will reVl:!rse the proce.1.1 and provide rtgular tele- phone .tervlce to "troubled, lonely and depressed perJ(J!lf Instead of w.iung ror them to Olli the fleip Lille for a"isl-ancc." according to Carole Davenport, lie.Ip Linc publicity chairman. -.current plans call for ustng the llclp Uno:t ~ 14 80 volunteer COW>· sclors to al so n1::kc th~· reaching out calls. The llelp Linc staff "'111 de1·elop a directory of persons wM 1.1;·a11t to be called. listing when. how oflen. and specific subjects of conversation, if any, nie scn·icc. like Help Linc, is free. "\Ve sce a need for this type or ser· vice," ~id ?ilrs. Davenport . who Ms worked ns a l-Te/p Line volUDteer for more lhan a year . Some pel'90f\s, she said, mlghl wont to be cslledt Jecause they would "ju~t like to talk, to (haYe someone! make sure they're okay. A cheery hello." A good pere"enrage or the l:'all~ Help Line ha., received in four years are from lhe elderly and the lonely, she explained. Re:pregenuitive.!I of area churc~ oo the Help Linc boon{ of dl~tors al.'° !Old It would be n "won~rlur service," she said. Helt> Line operates from noon to midnight daily. Tht' Reaching Out hours iSee-REACUING, Page IJ%1- Neiglihor's Dog A Nuisance? Try Colll't Order One man 's dog may be another man ,-; ·~ nuisaflC!e, If yoo are-disturbed by yoor neighbor's dog ~or dogs J. and if rom · plaints don 't help. you might consider anotner possibility : a court order to abate the nuisance. \Vhat docs tlJC law s.1y in such cases'.' By and large. it is sympathetic to the Jk."f"SOO v.·ho is subjt'Cted to an exces- sive amount of canine clamor. "Dogs in a ne ighbor's )'ard m.1y mur· dt.'t' sleep." obsc.rvt.-d one judge, ";ind dt!Stroy the. reasonable e11jo} ment of u llmllt." Thus , a suburt)an faroily "'OO :i n 1n· junction against !he <1wner of a W:rm an shepherd dog whose rurioos b.'u'king awakt.'Red them regularly al 4 o'cloc k In the morning. n~ court $1Ki Ult defC.I· danl would h.1ve to either rtduce the noise or get rkl of the dog. Suppose you go to C'OUT'l ooly after having tolerated. the-noi!e for some lime. Your 04::ighbor rrUght then argue that you have ·•accepted" the s.iluation by your acquie9Cence-. But chances are that the court would not penali1.e )"OU lor being p11Ueflt. You.r complaint wouldn't be turned down merr-- ly because yoo hekl bftck ror a reA!!Ofl· .ti~ tlme. In the ho!>< ol n,,dtne some solution short or the coorthoose. \\'hal U the nclahbor was nln•ady liv· lng--1bere -w1th..his dog -belote..fou ' ~rd member _ at e veral m~ facllilies, complained and explalned with an anecodote about one })Qspital. "The maids Y..Wld come into the pa- lients' rooms 11nd bitch about everybody on the hospital staff~,'' he declared with u bit of sally merriment. The lwinkly-eyf:d reYerend's delightful lapse into vernacular slang set the stage fur a final heart-rending ilJuminatlon, i:;ho\1·ing just how many palienls in· stincliYely know tJ>elr coming Cate. fie recalled a girl. 9. lying and sloy.·Jy dying as her nurse bustled about the room IA'ilh routine duties . "I have $91 in my savings account.'' the little girl sa id, as though simply proud of her thriftiness and jW1t anxioo1 to talk to someone. She paused. "I'll give it all to you 1fryou'U give me a pill that "'·ill make me go to sleep forever," the little girt said. Stunned; caught off-guard. the nurse replied brightly thal they'd better ask the young patient's ,p1;1rents about thal big decision first. ":\I),, .. lhcy"rc the biggest liars in the v.·orld." 1he doomed child replied listl ess- Iv. . "Thry kt•r p tcH111g n1e l"1n go ing lo i;ct well ·• • ·I~ .. - n1ovli1 1n., Thal. too, 1s not enough .:rounds tu bar ~our con1plaint. Hi! hti111g 1lK•r(' fir."1 does nf)l give him a [X'r1n;1ncnt righl·li>-bc-noisy. regardJe5:!j nf lhr> fC1.'l1ngs of newcomers \C1 the 'I I r('(•! (In !he othc>r hand, you "'OO't get far in court 11ilh a complnint thtll re{]l'ds )our 1,\\ n unusuul l"OOsitivity rat.her than the dot-fs unu.-rual behavior . The law ol nu11:>an<.."t: is a law of modernUon -taiJ. or('(! to peop(e ol average dispo&itioos, not to those wllh jumpy nerves or trigger l('ffiperl. In one case a d1sgruntlt.-d home owner, in court about a n<!ighbor's dogs, was ('f)Unll't't."C.i by !ieVCf3-I Y"ilne$Sel for the dciense. Although ~se witnesses lived .. clooe to the <Intl> as he. did, not ""'I ol them found the barking the least b!C an noy ing. Thr court lhereupoo refused to mix ln. The Judge ruled that. whatever one par· llculnr lndlvldUBl might think, barking -in moOOration -Is u lawful inlred-- ieot cl nciptwtvol Ulc. I ' ' • • • • DAU.Y PILOT • People. Tho lndWls on the Pala Re9ervaUon In northern Son Diego County received . their annual visit from Dma Polnt'J El Camino Woman'a Club !e<entiy. The trip, taken each Y"ll by members of the busy club, brings food llUI cloth· in& to Ibo Indian colony which lives on reservation land surrounding Califor- nia's last true Catholic mis- sion. Members Of the club be- gan collecting the ttema at a Cbrblmea plnata party held during the holiday sea- son. Donatie>ns also were sought from other sources. .Mn. Henry Meents served as driver on this year's Coray to the reservation. • 5'.lflday, JalWMJ 7, 191l DAILY .. ILOT llllft ....... Scores of pounds of clothing and sacks full of food w.,.e dropped off at the mission for distribution. MRS. OLIVE LoBLANC, MRS. SEYMOUR NUTT WITH PARCELS FOR INDIANS Help for You . Utah may be having its heaviest snow in 40 years but is -'----Jl.--'""'re-~d_er or bard_PM.k ~our weekend destination? Several sports equipment shops and airlines provide up- ~the-minute ski reports by phone that supplement lhe DAILY PILOT listings. l I Their recordings describe snow type and depth. dale or last snowfall, number of lifts operating, slope conditions and chain requiremenls. Mostly California, somewhat_ comical reports are offered by Sid Mart at 642-8337 and Neal's Sporting Goods al 547-2545. The Ski and Snow !Ulports from Tustin are very brief at 838-0055. Hughes Airwest's reservation computer makes the infor· mation available throug~ any of the company's telephone sales off!C<!S or ticket countor& The local number is 540-2060. Resorts included are Alta, Snow Bird, Brian Head, Park City and Park West, Utah; Aspen and Snowmass, Colo.; Banff, Whistler and Jasper, Canada; Big Mountain, Mont.; Heavenly Valley, Mammoth, Ski Bear and Sq uaw Valley, Calif.; Sun Valley, Idaho; Jackson Hole, Wyo. and Mt. Ash· land, Ore. Air California will check snow conditions in the Taboe area for persons who call the ski desk at (714) 979-9700. You Can Hel.P A variety of opportunities for tttnagers to help and for those to hel.Q. t~nagt_r! are av!ll~b~ ~i vario.u1 ..agen~. For placement call either the \\fest or South Orange County Valunteer Bureaus. · The west county office, 11412 Stanford Ave., Garden Grove ts open Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The phone number ts 530-2370. South county bureau, 325 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, 642-09~, IS open from 8:30 a.m . to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Tucker Wild Lile Sanctuary in Modjeska Canyon ts open all year and has many opportunities for volunteers as nature 21.lides, bo61.S and hostesses, gift shop aides, or for some to do building and digging that is constantly needed. Teenagers, 15 and older, may apply. Communities are fortunate to have Boys Club& which provide a place for the youths to go to spend their spare time constructively. . The central branch in Costa Mesa needs volunteers to help with programs. Needed are a music director, someone who can teach guitar, brass or reed instruments, a lapidary teacher and a supervisor f<Yr quiet game activities. Volunteers may call Fleckenstein at 548-9387. ' REACHING. From Page Bl will be similar and will be kept flexible in the project's early stages to tee what per· sons want to be called. Calls will be made on 11 daily, , once-in-a- while basis, depending on the caHer!s-request:-----t Anyone wanting to be a Help Llne and/or a Reaching Out volunteer can call the Help Line nwnber, 830-2522, for more infonnaUon. Thooe wishing lo be called by the new service should send a letter or card with their name, telephone number, days and times lhey wish to be con- tacted Md any subjects they prefer to discuss to Help Line, P.O. Box 563, El Toro, ll2630. Reaching Out begiru imme- diately. ' , . .. More Federal Aid on Way For U.S. Elderly, Blind CMlllN ldMct MMtw ~ WASHINGTON -A year from now a major new fl!deral program takes effect that will greatly aid millions or poor Americans who are elderly, blind, or dlaabled . Although passed I a s t Oclober by Congre,. lhe pro- gram only now lJ becoming generally known. At the time It was al.moet wholly ob6cured by coortroveny over reform ol the i.rg..i section of lhe welfare 1)'1tem: aid to familles with dependent children. 1be new program will : • Provide more Income for several mllUon Americans. • Aid an estimated 3 million addlllonal Americans who are , elderly, blind or disabled. Present state-ad- ministered programs now help 3.4 million. • For the first time establish a national l!ltandard for paymenlJ to th e poor, replacing sums that varied immensely from state lo state. Minlmum "'°"thly Income for elliible Individuals wlll be llill; for couplo's.1195. • Decrease administrati ve eo&ts by substituting one com- p u t e Hided... adminislerlng department in the federal government for the 1,152 separate state and locAI departments whlch now ad· minister similar but iower- beneflt state programs. These state programs will end Jan. 1, 1974, when the new federal progrem begins. • Permit lhe elderly poor, and the blind or disabled, lo keep much of their earnings, th"' encouraglog tbem lo do whatever work they wish. '!'hit ;., Important Inasmuch as one-thitd of the income of America'l!I elderly stems from thelr earnings, according to Swnner Whittier, director of the adult, blind, and disabled assistance planning office of the Socia"I Security Admlnlstration, which has . fUFlMS" charge of planning for lhe orderly transition from state and local admlnlatraUon ol these welfare PfOll'lll1S ta federal admlnlatrallon. -Additionally, the federal program will omit two elements of several l!ltate pro- grams which many elderlyi poor find demeaning. One element in several state's programs n!Q\llret elderly poor to sign over their homes to the state before receiving aid. After they pass oo , the state sells the home, and recoups Its payments. In !JOme states a secood ele- ment requirea detailed ex- aminatloa ol finances of an ekltriy peson's children before aJd li'))'!Oenta "' made. The idea ls to lorco children to asaumo financial responslbUity for their par<llta U possible: but many elderly persons recuse to Sllbject their childrea to such treatment; and thus do not apply for aid although they are very poor . FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT STORE IS OPEN SUNDAY 12 to 5 LUNCHEO~ IS SERVED IN THE FRANCISCAN ROOM 12 to 3 Sunday Special includes a gloss of champagne, Just 2. 95 Roost Beef Franciscan • Choice of soup or salad Baked potato & vegetable Hot rolls & butter, Coffee or lea, Sherbet Franciscan Room RestOurant,.Buffums' Fashion Island, Newport NEWPORT e •I FASHION ISLAND e NEWPORT CENTER e 644-2200 Menday & Fri. 10 :00-9 :30 • Sunday 12 :00-5:00 e Othor Days 10:00-5 :30 Fahri~ ·City - 30°!o•50°!o Off THROUGH JANUAR.Y'--27Jh. TUSTIN 614 IL CAM INO lt:AL (klw-C•Ulll1 & M•rf•lr) 544-7230 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1171 WAINll AYt:. AT MAGNOLIA. 847-4112 ORANGE 140 N. TU5TIN (P'DllMl'IY 'D' llrwll 633-5660 Use Your BankAmericard or Master Charge We are losing our ••• HEAD START CLASS LEARNS ABOUT WORLD OF ANIMALS DAILY PILOT Sid Pt11t9 E:";:;..-________ C:..:oordlnator Shirley Palloy Conducts Huntington Beech Cla11 • .Margarine .Finn Drops ·'Ad Oaims • WASllINGTON (UPI) 'Standard Brands Inc .• a New • York City foods company, has I.greed to d1scontlnue ad- vertising claims that use of its Fleiachmann's Margarines i---~v~nt or ml!J&ate.Jieart. dlat.ue, the Federal Trade CommlMlon announced. The FI'C said the &greement t was offered In settlement of a "• (onnal F"l'C complaint charg- ing deceptive or false ad- vertising was used In .. markeUng or the margarine. The proposed "consent ~ order" does not oonst.itute an ~ fl:dmlaslon by the company I lilat II violaled lhe law, bol tpeclfieJ typea of advertising Che (UJ]peny agrees not to use ID lhe future. Betide challenging lhe ldwrtilinl claim t h a t Plliac:lmwm'• Margarine will p-!Vent heart or artery ~ lhe FTC also qu ... llC>lled advertl•lng represen- latlona that children run the · lame Ji1kl of those dl,..sea ..,..,"'' adults, Iha! prtm11ure •veJopment ol tho .. dlseues If ,.laled lo chlldhood diet, jllld tbat earn oll I• hl8her In JIOIJunaalunles and low~ In AiOrl... than aey Otlltr oil aftllahle lor use I n morprlnet. Cat~hing Up With Life Head Start Prograni AUls Disadvantaged By T\-UCHAEL GOODRICH Ten perooll of the children Of llM o.ur l"lltf Stttt may also be admitted to tbe Andy could hear and speak program under special con· lite any other little boy, but ditions such as Spanish speak- until he was three years old ing youngsters v.·ho need to his only commwtlcation had learn English before they been done with his fingers. enter elementary school. Hr.i pattnls were-.OOth deaf.--. ~ '1>r the 30 youn~ters mutes and fingers were UI Huntnfgton Beach begins at substituted for ears and 9:30 a.m. and can vary from tongues in the home. block building periods to dres· Then one day he was sing up and playing house like brought to Operation Head mother and father. Start classes at the Huritington "~fany times problems at Beach Lutheran Church and home can be ldenlified by hav- the world of words was opened ing the children play house," to him. says Julie Norie, a social Although he still speaks with service aide with the HlD'lt· his fingers when he becom~s ingtm Beach program. excited. Andy can now com-The classes are small, munlcate with spoken words usually 10 to a room with two which will allow hlm the o~ teachers w o r k I n g the portunity to develop as a youngsters. The Head Start normal child. program, which Is supported For Andy and other by federal funds, requires that youngsters f r o m dlsad· one teacher be available for vantaged familiet in Hunt-every five children. Jngton ~ Head Siar! "The teachers Jry to wor'< doesn·t offer so much a jump with the children on 11n ln- on life as it does a chance to dividual ba!liJ to promote their cat<:h up end prepare for the self imaa:esJ" erplains Mrs. publlc octmls lhey will soon Norle. "Everything 11 baJ<d be enttting. on a success angle.•• ' The Huntington Beach Head Parents are alJO an Im· Slart Center. which ls one of portant factor ln the program. nine ln Orange County, has 30. The program is actually run dilldren most of whom come by the percnts. Any Jiollcy from families on mlfare or change or hlrlng of new with minimum Incomes. teachfra mull be oj)!ltowd by a majority of the parents. 'The parents also participate in the classroom activities with their children so that the family grows together. "You really have to involve the whole family to help the children," Mys Mr&. Norie. The program also em- ph11sizes field trips for the youngsters to discover more about Uie world around them. They will visit the fire department or mail a letter to themselves Crom the Post Of. fice. ''It gives them a bigger base of reality," says Pt1r3. Norie. "The world opens up and becomes an exciting place for them." Cut Backed Capito! News Service SACRAMENTO -The GOP leadership ln the state Senate has ·endoned Gov. Ronald Reagan's proposal to seek A major legislative package in 1973 aimed at reduclng ate.le Income tares. Stna:. '™' w. Marler Jr. (R·Reddllllf) and JohA L. Harmer (R-Olendale) sold lhey support the concept of income ta.1 ret!ucllons as proposecfby RA!agan. 0 ER EIGHT AnER TRYING MANY WAYS TO REDUCE WITH NO LASTING 'RESULTS OMEGA CLINIC METHOD is .. oing the iob for us. --... . --. • Lou Martinez • Jane Welts 18 lbs. lost in 11 days 56 lbs. lost in 45 days • Bob VanMeter I 36-1/4 lbs. lost in 30 days • Bob Ranney 20 lbs. lost in 27 days (addresses available upon request.) Mani"thers also . The Safe and Sane Way to Bett,er Health Bett,er. Appearance and Self Confidence COSTA MESA 1869 NEWPORT BLVD. • 646-1633 . ANAHllM 1664 BROADWAY 778-4841 SllW:TA ANA 10922 TUSTIN AVE. 547-6329 • U.S. energy demand IO 60 40 ENERGY CLASH LOOMS W ASIUNGTON -Just a sbdrt Ume ago, administration warnings of an impending "energy crisis" tended to be dismissed by critics as di.sgu1sed appeals to give new breaks to the oU and gas in- dUJtry. Now, few disagree that an energy crisis ts looming; but the strategies being worked out by lhe Ni.Ion ad- minislratlon to meet it seem certain to be attacked In Cocgress this year 81 I bla- tant effort to give new breaks to the oil and gas Industry. And maybe to the coal in- dustry, too. Energy policy is shaping up as one of the major Wues that will be threshed out by the 93rd Congress. President Nix- on plans to stress energy Restaurant Serves Meal ~ixon , Congress Map Plans to Meet Crisis \. development proposals in an early message to the new Congress. And the pressure of events -shortages in various fuels that already are showing up in some sections or the country -make it certain that Congress will be willing to grapple with the 1ssue. Projections of United States energy needs and likely resources under p r e s e n t trends are startling. The .Na- tional Petroleum Council, an advisory panel to the Interior Department, predicts that energy demand will exceed domestic production by nearly 30 percent by 1985. Put another way, officials believe oil and gas imports could drain $25 billion to $30 billion a year from the U.S. balance of payments in the 1980's unless domestic production is ac-govemmenHponsored re· ministration officials believe celeraled. search into new energy exploration will be stepped up "We have yet to experience sources. Although President sufficiently. a full-blown energy crisis" Nixon has not yet made final For lhe same reason. Jntertor Secretary Roge~ -...t-isJOns officials have drop-despite tax r e f ~ r m e r. s ' . ,~ ' . . assaults on the 01! depletion Morton told the National ped enougb hints or their allowance, the administration Petrolewn C o u n c i I in thinking so that some main is studying the idea of new in- December, ''but the margin elements already seem clear. centives for investment in oil bet"een our needs and our Pennitting -even eii· exploration . Morton notes that levels or supply is becoming couraging _ tncr~ fuel the nuf!!ber . of exploratory increasingly thin. prices is likely to be one ma-wells dnlled 1n 1971 wu a 24- "America is crossing a jor theme. The administration year low ~~ a?ds, "Our an- tbreshold into an era in which is considering asking Congress nual $4.5 b1ll1on investment for the abundant · resources and to remove Federal Power oil and gas exploration is just push--button dependability of Commissictn. regulation or in· not enough." instant power, instant beat, terstate natural gas prices. Oil import quotas seem like- and topped-Off ga.!I tanks may This would boost interstate Jy to .be retained as a further be added lo our litany of na-rates. , spur to development of new tional myths.'' Morton said. Gas sold ln the same state resources, although· the total To meet the challenge, the in which it is drilled already Is amounts permitted to be im- administration is putting priced higher than the in-portedo' under the quotas together an energy-develoi> terstate ceilings set by the presumably will have to be ment program that blends FPC. Only if gas rates raised -as they already have market s t r a t e g y with generally rise d o ad-been. Jaek the Clipper • ' Su11...,1 .I.In~ 7, lC:,73 Poor Youth Turnout WASlllNGToN (AP) Oclals 11 the bur<au as well as Despite the effort or both politiclsns, 1 d I s rn a I political J)8.rtJes to get them lo performance. But It was uot the polls, 1 ... than hall of the,o;a;;;;n;;;;'""';;;i;';i;peci;;;;;;ted;i;;;resul;;;;;;;;;;;l;;;;. ;;iii= 11 million newly tnltancl\lsedli"" DAILY PILOT B 3 RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY , .... , .. w. .,...,_ I 1tll ......... . c.... ...... -..... J5f young people from 18 to 20 voted In the 111'1% P'"ldentW election, the Census BureBu said Jut week . ATTENTION LADIES! Jn a special survey, the bureau reported that i.l million. yootbs between 18 and 20 voted last November, a figure representing only 48.3 perctnl of all those in that age categOry who were eligible to vote for the first tlme na- 1 Uonallf. It wu, In lhe minds of of- • NAME· A· PRICE SALE! • Low • Bottom Price Clear • Out on Cloihes-(Some for Golf) SPORTS FASHIONS 333 E. 17th St. -Cosio Mesa 1.49 each is all you pay for professional color portraits of your child. Select either large 5x7", or set of'I wallefSize, from several poses. • I - . ,;.:~-. .. , .. , ' 2 children photOgrl:phed , together-1.41 ..al\ chld , How Not to S end Declinin Years And we never charge f-1---li'=~,,~~-------__.__ _____ __.._,__ __ --t----t,or-handling-nor-r dnelAilmiv"'e~rv.=----t--l B ERMA BOMBECK ----....--.iLJ"'-''-"'"'-"•!!VLI prominent e..tpase......)'OUt~llllJ·· jllj' -!!---~fl• Only at Penneys.• Age limit: 12 years ~ •All portraits delivered to you at our store. NEW YORK {UPI ) -The When you are young. you owners of the 105-year-old Old Homestead restaurant lost always wonder how you will $7,000 Tuesday -and loved spend you r twilight years. (A every min ute of it. tenn given to a two-year span "It's Ume that the oldest when the kids are too old to 1teak house in New York burp and too young to boot AT WIT'S END ought to do aom<thlng to thank ) the public," said Greg Sherry, out. 28, co-owner with his 21-year-ln my mind, 1 always send. g it to Ed He rtes to visualized my husband and I m · 1 old brother, Marc, of the fish." Manhattan restaurant. "What caught up in a mad frenzy of travel ... to New Orleans at In lhe months to come the better way than to reverse the socialite a story on a San "Now what?" l asked. Francisco outfit that conducts "~tjss Soviet Union won the a Rent-a-rreak ror parties to title 1 by making a herring get off the ground. ("Imagine salad from scratch in five having an 81).year~ld woman min41es, icing a cake, ad- dressed as a bumble bee on justing a TV set and answer- roller skates at your next ing ~rsooal questions with bash.''J pois$. Wouldn·1 Juanita enjoy a.ty evenings began tu take that .i.'' (Riliip ) Sorry. There's 00 all the excitement ot a cmann of yours I think is worth saving." watching a stamp collector I got it in the mail yester- JC Penney FASHION ISLAND e Newport Be•ch Tues., Jan. 9 thru Sat., Jan. l ]- Hrs.: Tuai thru Fri. 10 a.m. to I p.m.-2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. 10 •.m. to J p.m,-2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m . times of rising prices and Mardi Gras time. . .around a ripping and cutting became come down on prices:?" dice table at 4 a.m. in Las more frequent with each So they served a five-course Vegas or the striking oouple d£llvery of the newspaper. He waiting to produce more day.• saliva. Not only thal, by thel ....:::..:.}---------.:'=======---==========::=::=::=:=:=:===:;==:;:=:=':" meal for 19 cents a head. of mystery oo a cruise ship to -~~•-the Hawaii clipped comic strips and sent Dillen lined up ~~= Old Homestead seven houn: Forget the Mardi Gras. Hold them to Rose Kennedy and before the doors opened to Las Vegas. Scratch Hawaii. Henny Youngman. He clipped sample the fare, which was My husband is going to sports scores for hi.! old foot- priced according to an 1868 spend his declining years clip-ball coach, edJtorlals for menu. Some 1,700 had eaten ping the newspaper. He Mayor Lindsay and sent my by the 11 p.m. closing time. .staned about twp years ago. I . wbo' A la carte prices included beard a slow riiitip ·one night · }>8.\ents a story on a eoose ham and eggs for 12 cents and and looked over and asked, wu vicious and retained by a mutton stew for a nickel. A "What are you doing?" nrtfed couple who were afraid pie cost three cents: and two "I am·clipping this article on of burglll'I. pennies bought a cup of coffee. the white whales that run He cllpped ~wanr ·ads for a time I got the paper, it was as lim p as a lace curtain. One night I said to Jack The Clipper, "Hey, will you keep it down. I'm trying to watch television." "Here's a story I'm sending ti> my 'old ociiutmaiter," he Said excitedly. "It's about a psycbologl.t, Dr. Leon Smith, who said if you are threatened by 1n· angry ma~-wolf, y6u should lie on your back and The 19-cent five-eoune meal every year near the Baja and kid down the street looking rot reatured aoup, a main dish, a. ________ _:_ __________ ..::..-----------1 v.,.table, potatoes ond I baU a pie. It would cost f!UO by 1973 prices. Marc Sherry said customers were advised to leave the usual 15 percent of the tab aa a Up, whlch <'l!me out to three cents. "We Te.lmburted the waiters," he &aid. Buy Where It's Made one customer lPbo waited three boon to aot In aald he would have come no matter bow aood the food was, .. but damecMfit-lsn'Mbo-belt.meal I've bad in a week." The restaurant has offered simlllr bargains In put yean. A Damp Year For Quinault QUINAIJLT, Wish. (AP ) - '!be next Ume you get that rainy dOj' feelloa , cooslder the situatlao In this nln capitol of Amtrlca. '!be total rainfall for lf7S 1-ded II the Qulnaull rmger otallon WU 17UI ID> ches. « obout IS lee~ for ao averqe of nearly -ii.u ~ ~ ofllailJ lild last -. WU )ult lbort of the l1l-llme .-of 174.46 lncheli oil In !his rain fwd commimltJ In la KIDSUKE UNCLE LEN SALE -a-3-oFF ON ALL VELVET [_ ' ::~~50% R11ff1U'1 lftlfU1f1ctvr1t th1 fi1111t f11f11lhlr1 yo11 wlll fi!td 111ywNrt. Yo11 '" It 1N 11l1ct it fltht in ovr 1~001n. P1y vp to 50'1:. 1111 -ffl1intt1H:-Ctloor1 ·~ n 'lftlftlrttecf"'11l1 ti111 of f1bric1. C111to1n ch111911 •r• 1110 p111ibl1. • Also Custom Rtupholsterl11t . JI 1111 ~I of ATTA's singularty distinctive furn iture is m1rked down. This means quality sofas, chairs, dining tables, wall units, and every imaginable design accessory, including an ex- tremely large selection of drapes and wall · paper. Now is your time to save. Open Mon- day thru Saturday. 2111II\111 _. I -· J 1 ..... r • ... ... . ... ..... .. . . . . ..... . . .. ~ . ~ .. . .. 'Interest Packed Linda Helm s may have been the first woman packer on the West Coast. Do ily Pilot Photos by LEE PAYNE Working in the kitchen (at right and below right) takes most of 11 day to pack. Law Provides Weapon Against Chil,d Abuser DEAR ANN LANDERS: You did more good than you will ever know when you printed a certain letter five years .. ago. Thal. letter. I am sure. saved many little lives. I enclose the colurrin which I have been carrying with me ever since: It is barely legible. Please. Ann, print it again. ll>e problem of baltei:ed children is getting viorse. Thanks and God bless you. -EUREKA. READER DEAR READER: Thank yoe for ask·. lng. H«e It Is: DEAR ANN LANDERS' Do you know how many little Jives you might save if you infonned your millions or readers that they need not stand by hclple.ss while neighbors and relatives beat nod neglect and abuse their children? Many cities and states have ordinances and laws to protect children against cruelty. For Goers sake. help those kids. Here are the proper steps : (I ) Take the child immediately to an impartial doctor or lo a hospital for ex.· _. aminatioo. Do_not.selecL your family doc· tor or a doctor y.·ho is a relative or personal friend . t2) If, arter examination. the doctor says the child has been abused or criminally neglected. call a police orficer and have the courage to sign a complaint if you are asked to do so. · (3) U lhe child is of school age. take Ann Landers' advice. A tencher can be an exceUent witness. Teachers see lheSEI ~ldren day after day and they will know if the youngster has frequent bruises, cuts, or blackened eyes. These days so many people are afraid to become involved. 'Mley say It ls dangerous to poke your nose into other people's business. Please, Ann, tell them •helpless child is everybody's buslness.- L.A. DEAR L.A.: Bl ' )'OG for ,.... leHtt. Olteo ,..,,. -• ....,.,..,eat lo foUOw tbdr btt~ lnslbtclL Yoa have stveo It ud I IUnk ,... DEAR ANN LANDERS : My brolber and I aro U and 1: yean old. Mom dltd three monlhl ago and ll wo1 a lerrlble .lhock to everybody. She was sick only a couple of weeks and 'fl were aure she wwld be Olt " r ... Everyo6e his been awfully nice to us and we are getting along pretty good. The problem is that Dad losts his temper, yells a lot and Bets mad for no reason. He never used to be that way. What can we do? -E. AND J. DEAR E. AND J.< Notiody gm mad ''for no rtasoa." In your dad'a cue be 11 probabfy anbappy, loody, fn1tnled aod mlsatng y...-motber. Ttte belt thfng yon can do ls try to andenland. TI.me II a great ilealer. DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Why do )'OU think everyone who lives in New Haven goes to Yale? Don't you know that New Haven-is-a city of-famUi~. worting'peo- ple. old and young, rich and poor, pro- fessionals and non,.professionals? You doo't assume that every letter voitb a Boston postmark was composed by a Harvard student trying to put you on, do you? Why then do you im- mediately becOme suspicious ol yOur New Haven correspondents? You write a fine colWM and I ha\'e faith in your advice. U I had a problem I would not bestltate to write to you, but I'd drive to Hartford and mall the letter from there. -CONNECTICUT YANKEE. DEAR YANK: I reedve 11W17 ieU<n from New Rave11 tbat are on tlte lt~e:I. No tu and p.mes. No fakiac oat. Bue tbe best phoo1et -tloo .... --de in-J!eed come from New Bava -ud tlley bave a Yale flavor lbal b llllmlllakable. But lhaob f0< Ille aoltle def ..... Do you feel awkward, aet!-conxlous - lonely1 Welcome to the club. There's help for yoo lo Aon Laodm' ·booklel, "The Key to Popularlly." Send 15 ceols lo coin with )'OU' request and a long, I 1lamped, .. U .. ddreaaed envelope to lhe DAILY PILOT. • • • • • • y . . . \ Into Moving Career 87 A!JJ!ION Dltll:U .... Ollllo .......... Pacldbc and movtoa !un>llure lie al· Wl)'I been a man'• jOb. To wwk In ihlo lttihl1 compotllivt fi•ld.100 had to be b1g and brawny. 'l'hll wu before Linda 1161ms. For more than elght years abe bas padlod for moving ooropanlel. 5W. go1- her initial trolnln( on lhe East Cout and also ls Ucenaed u a line driver. Her husband Bobby works for Q'Neil Moving ancl Slorlge, baaed In Santa Ana, wbere ahe oow ls'a packing and moving CODIUltanl and claims lnveatlgator. For the put two years she. bu tfained and lllPttviSed ....... to pock .houJeholdl for move& "It bas nolhin( to do with WOl!lf<l'S Lib," Lindo ezplained, "f Just think lbat women. make better packen. Women, and hotlsew:lves, know how other women feel about !heir silver, <r)'lllal and di-. SHIPPING ·~ ablppen seem to feel a lot more comlonable having women doing the packing." . She admitted lbat the men resenled her at first. "After all we were taking jobs-away from men. But now they've accepted os and they reallie it's in the best interest of everyone." She cited examples of badly..packed households she's acen that would make any wife shudder. Like a sltjllet packed oo loP of crystal. Or a coUee pot wilh a • fu1J pot of c:olfee ,00 ircunds 11111 lo iL Or • lampobade 1o • canoed &Ide! bcl. • •'Pac_ilng Is mostly )ult CQllldlOD ...... Yiw esimpie, yoo pacli canoed aoodl and bcidt. lo ...ut bow, O< thef'll be loo heavy to 11lft." O'Neil'•..,.~ 10 the horn• ooe day and lhel ....,;,$ the nexl. Every· thing is ~ ....pt, furoltu~ and things the famjl)' wanll to take aloo1. HELPING OUT "l a1way1 call the famUy about a week: before tbe mcve, U poasible, to lelJ them bow to get th1op reedy, 111hat to keep out, bow to keep us from packing • .>Omething thef waol to take alonc· "On the East Coast," lbe aplained, .. there are quite a few women packers. I got my tramiag in Virginia. .. Linda bas dl.scovered that young mar- rieJ women, aged 2S to 35, mate the best packers. "They are more reliable and dependable." Ooe of her two fuJltl111e packers, Lee Mangskau, lives in costa Mesa. Her husband, a former driver, works as a dispatcher for O'Neil. She bas been pacldng for about a year and finds it an e1citin. change from her 10 years working in an all.ice. "I'm never bored," she admitted, "and I'm ne ver tired when I'm v.'Orking, but I kno; I've 'Ao'"Orked at the end ol the day. It's interesting. You go to a different house and meet different people every day.' EARLY START · 'lbe day cau start as early as 5:30 a.m., wben a job ls as far away as Westlake vulage north of Los Angeles. 1be ~ers are on tbe job by 8 a.m. and ""'Ork until everythi.ng's packed. Perhaps the hardest room is the kitchen, which keeps one packer busy most of the day. When goods are under 10,000 pounds two women are sent out. over that a m o u n l three are sent. Often if one job is finished the crew splits up to help on other jobs. Linda has found that ber best workers are "friends of those already working {or her. "Somehow they learn faster and work more efficienUy as a team." ~ stickler for things like cleanliness, Linda expects all of tbe v.·omen to "stay feminine while doing ·a man s v.·ork' and it isn't easy." TOUGH JOB The IOughest part or the job, sbe ad- mits. is the lifting. They don't have to load packed boxes into the van, but they do have to carry empty ones to the ~use. In packs of 15. the cartons are abyt.hing but light. sbartbanded, a load is underestimated -----..... d-she-lh...-to-fili-OO-eertonHnslead-ol-- 15. alone. But she cnjays it, preferring to keep packing rather than spend alJ her Ume in supervisory capacities. LI.nda hopes sometime to be a ~river wftb her husband on the long hauls. Right now, anyway, she'll stick closer to her Tustin home and the couple's three children. She also is striving to upgrade the im· age or tbe industry. '"All you ever bear Is bad experiences with moving," she said, "we hope to cor- rect that." Watching Linda carefully wrap glasaes and package them .so that the box will wilhstand 250 pounds of pressure, you gel the feeling the image is already chang· ing. And it didn't require muscle to ac· complish. ' -' ' I SECOND BIG WEEK Ends January 20th . /'• •• . ' SPECIAL PURCHASE 1.22 Tier curtain valance set Big selection of colors and fabrics. 24•, 30" 36" lengths. SPECIAL PURCHASE --2.fi,._ __ 2 pc.sh?l9 bath set Rayon plle rug with matching lld cover. VALUE • WAS 1.09 , Mr. Shag mats 18"x 27" plus~ lhag broadtoom matL .. ' I ' ' --- 0 0 ' ., TWIN SIZE, FLAT OR Ff TIED. - • Sunday, January 7, 197' DAIL v PILOT BS Every sheet in stock reduced. Exceptional buys on all first quality sheets und·erthe Squiggly® Roof. CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING SAVINGS ON WHITES ! REG. 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It tnc1ude1 thought. unpooken, drelJllJ unlldfllled. · • ' --In • -mt.llled lo look IDCn dlj!I than they quea and performances are agine1 -for the wwld'• eyn tlill oadll1 ii ., better olf "Who'• M'old ol Opera" really ara.11ie home ii a rat'a overshadowed by tho matulal -ta more relevant than 1,000 lbao a me......,,lalled -• II (WNET Ch. II) to be tele"8ed oat, dina and -ewbat they convey. aermons. It pl'NCbes, but the W... hfo lo .....,...ie and thla """" In N.., Yort. deprelaln(; l>ll lllill lamlltar 'l1>e audience Is told ooly message .,... In, does not ol· lwo to survive). At<oo>panled by tho Loadon -ellecUve, not exaggerated. alter 11 nearly acctpta that lend or bore. Oh. al1e ii !er nrmoved from ~ Orcboitra, tho dra- Alld on the unroal aide, rer.,.... this ronfll.9ed woman has un-It bas been said before, all Ille ll!ldtm ln Iha parll Where matlc ooprano will alng and ty have dream aequenco1 m In rover«! Fidel cast r o '• that aboul llllllllll) lowly lbO cblldnm play. act olil rolea <l opera to smoo(hly. On occ11loo lt 11 femininity that the film Is 1tat111.o'r-"feslVDC!UJ1ure but Not even the trembling chil'lctm and Jntmnlttently difficult lo define exacl1y at dreaming !or them. rarely oo aenstuvely and elo-guide can talk the chlofeaa·out rotate the llory line lo thrte which point the action Castro? Whal could he have queoUy. "I ol butchering them. 'l1>e poppet. beside the stage. departed reallty. But the to do with the chansing state The point of,1hl& -k Is to spears ""' drtvell In , She will present rolu from theme runnlng tltrough and of the American family? be found (or ...,iii, aa It )I rlluall1tlcelly, amid dancing l>oolzeltl's "Lucia di fAm. • • ~ " ' -·· •.11.o. We want to act but rt!raln, We m outnsed on the Inside llul llonf!llC«I .. tho outalde. So does not sumallsm. yanked from the miDd of a subject and detailed on the 8ttMfl bring us a step ~er to enhanced by these real-unreal Quite a lot, actually. As hurled at the ~) In tfie wild native women. mer moor'' and "W combinations ia so st.rang thnt Fidel (Fldelorino?) apeaks of sentiment& the couP'e express But when Ml~ Pericbole" ·by Ottenbach dur- ll couldn't matter 1.... the need for women's llbera· to each other. their mar-!alls It's en the tng February, and tater, "La SPECIAlMATINEUDAllYI ~ Above A•erar• lion, he Is ronlronted by a l>Old rtage, what .0 want., and noor' and lhe-lhlnr lo Trav!ata" and "Rfioletto" by BOXOFFICEOPEN 11f0ff CtNIDDME lO , '., ' undentandinJ that peraon '1 world? One could concentrate °" JewlBh girl demanding that what they want toplber. v1oie:ic.1a tht IOUDd ol clothoar~G~b~•~ppl~~V~e~r~d~l++++~~~===~==::::::::::::~:::'.::~q. her se1, on the contrary, shun To bell With ""' ovorprotec-·~ In the tide. '1r '1r '1r .&. .&. +· .&. • * the technical aspects : dlrec-the tern~·"-1o gain power, ti -~•->!:. "· 1" 1" 1'l 1" "" .. ,.•:_,._:.:_·....'..!.)Ll..'..!..L..ll tion much above average and instead E:'.:'0 1Aa• like men. ve 1~· -~ man-Her collapee artords her tremel · bl .ulci t ~" -hating and llbwfae the man-~.w.• In ~ but ••· ea Y · I'll • = en How coold women aid man · ~ •-~~• -· · ~ PACIFIC DRIVE-INS A.!k Margaret and Paul Reynolds. E1peclally Margaret. She's been "Up the Sandbox" and she lmo'tr1. Ploying tl10le ports, Barbra edllinl and camera work. and womankind by using the serving -a-con go along Wldenlandlnl finally arrived And the acting: SubUe e1-tools, power and war, that ~~~ w11i:_ ~b= . at behneo Paul and bis wlk ~ -sions of inner ree10....s are have !alled for man? N<l, this wlAlll aa:'..~ ~~ both.ol . -... ..... " ....... l.tt,&••••Mt•• ...... , ........ 111111 Streisand and I>nld Selby bring home the J>lrl& ol a troubled city COUJ>!e Uke they att your nelgbbots. Especially •••• ..... ••• loll her pim.z, but she ~ -·~--··· abundant, particutarly In the crusty bitch Insisted, women hasn't, and wllea they both ' nolber cblld tnlo w;-DllYl·I• talented lead actress. Mias can live more meanlngfully by learn it, it matten not a trifle a Id, P ul esclaiml ~ IUHI SWAP MHT1 Slreisand's sardonic smirk lnstllllng love Into their IOlll, bow the ....... litter nr Paul's ~-will•·'· It'··• . ., fDlfl•tPIOftTI surru: up the reacUon of the raising their ch.ildren wl~t -...$ AJu. maac -• cruy. IAltAllS IALOlll Barbra. "Up the Sandbo1" la tbe Ugbtest IU31on of fanbay and l reality created in IOll\e Ume, and one or the most effective. viewer when she is harnessed the destructive prejudices ol =her~ lrlenda And 00 they will. She la her -...r., & SnHy All hr inlo attending the maudlin the past. own~· and be his. Yet the I A.II. to 4 P.M. wedding anniversary of her The militants booed but the A heUCopter aeta Mrs. family struggled for and · .. "' .. ''' 116 ............ parents -which ts employed point had hit home w'ltb their Reynolds and bu IUlde dow11 finally ~ned and ·conatructed , ,. On the real side, Mn. by them as a demoo:stratton of 1 t' 1 d And ·t in the wilds of Abica. Cap-la theirs. revo u ionary ea er. 50 1 tured, they are,_ by a trlhe in The movt too is it the superiority of their does with the audience. which women are the vlcloua and ••· _!Id may ~ i..,• Reynolda ls a coosctenUous. frustrated mother or two I , ! >iiiifOf 8 atudent and struullng author. lifesty Je over hers and sue-".., "VI uic: ceeds -O!lly In abowlng bow So Senaldve (it is not lo be overlootr.d that crazy !or ll l' 1'le roles are dawn· to earth, neither ~ nor made mudi KOOaTniitamatiCiffil This lS no <llary ora mad movie film one family can use housewife. What Miss up in an afternoon. Streisand In her brilliantly But even these fine teclutl· percepUve acting style im- j ~~~~~~~--'"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·I TODAY'S CBDSSIDBD PUZZLI I ,. . . ACl'it>SS n Chtmieal aulfil 1 Ethlul 71 FllYOI' 8 P'ltconcllt 71 Projeo~~ 11 American It 1'1ddle rKIYllilt 82 Alfecllon1te 18 Qyer 83 Bea' wltnnl 21 l'NCe toddn• 86 E"tranceway 22 """'I 811 Golf etroke 23 Shffpllle 88 T1'!1at9I' Mite 24 lmi>'lnt 89 Dlllpl'lttlon 2S P1,.nt 90 BtOldway ptrt 2tl GrHdy 91 Prohlblu 28 R1tioft 92 .Anllet' 30 Scale note 13 Waid of! 31 f'9ftehJronoun 95 Rellnqu l1h ,,._ t6 C•ulion ,.,,_ 97 Trlekle 38 LlntUleh 100 p,enntly 37 PowcMfy 101 Sttllo:a 39 Mortar trough 102 Punish '°"'""' 104 Poitend . 4l Oil~ 106 Sky~: Not11 .. r .... 106 TUI ' '6 Uncoolted 107 T1k11out 47 Chlnnef matket 1()1 Celifo,nlt fort .. a-110 Rlnlf' 51 Artthoidns 111 Shn.ib1ope:P.I. 53 BtOfldlt 112 Spar11th article H UnlnlenuptlCI 113 Comp&fe 51 African 115 Tlme'Unft dl•llct 117 Sha1pen1 62 Sent!Mf 120 lofty .. ..._ 122 Clv~ wrong ee-Dw»rf 123 $hlki 68· Tapef91f 12A Mounuln 70 E1Colema11on """"" 71 Molt1n rock 12fl Clill'a av .n.,..,.. 128 Gtfft 73WNltMM 130 F.;me'nitcl drink 71 SlumW 112 Soak 7' Hflln 134 E',.ct _"' ___ ...__ ...... -"'·•""" fll91ot -.... ....................... , ... _ ---------.... ·---""'' IVlc:QlJEEM ' 1311 VllllY 20 lndlgen1 9S Summon 137 Pouchn 27 Aom1n 96 T-i>id 1.tl Obtolete peninsu11 97 G1n11t bird 1u oi.cio.n 29 Burden 98 Mellgn 144 Hew1iiin 33 Chineae mile 99 Slick g111lend• 35 COO'ii''get1ng 101 Free 1"8 Auction wo1d JS Tornado 1 OJ h1Rln ri'fff 148 Oec1v 39 lnju1e HM ConlllcCI 149 Thou: French 41 Tibet1n cilv 107 l1Yl5h 150 Excllmation 4J 81rte' a.lfec*- 151 l!lodyf11tur1 45 Pitfall 108 Att1mpt: 1M Cll11lfy 47 Flex 110 Entlcld 16& Mystlf 49 Hou>&r 111 ,()blltVl9 157 M1gi&1rat1 humorist 113 Pasteboard 158 Oecor111 SO Droop 114 aulldirtgwlng1 160 Contract 52 H1blew p1opl'let 116 Cu,,lfltly 162 Anxiou1 54 Profound 117 POOf...,, 1!W Portablechalr 55 Chair b1ck 119 Spu, 165 M1rrv 1g1ln 56 M1tbtith'e tfttl 121~ 166 Charo-67 Listen · ...... .., 167 lllla'ib9d 59 EnYOV 123 Not11 61 Hllrn.tnen etiieftM DOWN S3 Swila riYer 125 Cv1"M'( vntt 64 M111tu1ing ul'lltl 127 Abound 1 lmiu11e 86 NumerOU8 129 Siorag• flpK• 2 Paoli garmtnl 67 Gentle 130 SINlll ptfflclet 3 Conc11ning 69 F11tldious 131 Oodgfl 4 Lite11ry no1e1 72 Fio.t 133 Slrth4r 5 J1cob'110n 74 G1e1k lener 135 U511 6 Paulonfle 78 Aw1re 138 Land me1aure 7 Act 71 Atomic 139 Shoo1ir19 1111r 8 Tur1tish tlt1e 79 Chn1 .ound1 140 Cubic IMMl.I,. 10 Pur~"'1• 12 S11onghold 143 NtYlll 11 Hurnblrld 84 s .. , .... 145 Dirk. 12 . GebOr 8!i Dilltv 47 AttntCtllld. 13 Coil 87 Samcw•r 150 Armpil 14· Bring on 88 Miilay 152 Before 15 TMter 90 111111111 153 App1ndao• • 1e Contedlrm 91 Brigand 165 Plttl'I material 17 Gazelle 92 S.c111111 168 Small filh 18 To.....trd: Utin 93 Communion dish 161 YH: Sp1nllh ti loovtt hut 94 Old·Wl1m1ni1h 153 Tr1Y .. College Adds More ' . Theater Arts Classes New courses will be offered this spring to students or the Santa Ana College Theatre Arts Department. According lo lnltructor 'lbomaa 'nlmn Brucki, every aspect <l the atage from coo- tumes lo advanced acting will be covered. Amoog the ~I ol the classes is "Make.up For the Stage", a course 'covering the basic princlptes of stage make-up, study of materials used, character crtatlon through mak""P ~ tn<lical experience with supervision. The one-unit , ~la,. I s transferable. Acting Fundamentals w!D be offered for the first Ume in a night session. Meetings will be beld each Monday from M :IO p.m. The day 1e11M>o meets each Tuolday and 'lllunday from 9-lO:ZO a.m. Every aapect ol acting will be coyered in the courae· and students will ntate several trips to professional plays as weU as appear in plays at the college. The Advanced Acting class Is slated for Monday, Wed· nesday, and Friday from 9 to 9:50 p.m. For those Interested in the production end of the stage, the college often counea In Stagecralt and COatumlng. lnfonnation of any of the Theatre Ar ta llepertment programs can be obtained by calling Brucks « Drama Coordinator Bob Blaustoo. at 547·9561, E>l. 127 ... 228. "UP ]~E SANDBOX IS A JOY!" Borbro 5'1reiiond's Sixth Film is Her Sixth Hit! 'Howard Thompton New York Tim•• t'.OWARl>9 1 l'~\l\1 f\l f A .......... . ... . , . ,, . ' $111~ •• ,wy. •I fl•eoiol'""'' iSo,) ''2·2411 IAlllASTlllSAND UP THI SANDBOX (I) +WA• •nw••• M•N 6 WOM;=•·=~-<' H•<iM•llYcl. I .,.., "'ct acid•" ~31.1 2 11 •••<'• l l•cl • , Ito. •I Ca•d•" c.. ••• ,, ..... ~ $14·6212 I ' HIRll SIM1A"• r•••••1-•• C,..itm•" A••· ~~1022 "IT IS A SURPASSING PIECE "The kind of movie Hollyw~ OF FILMMAKING AND A so often $!lives for and rari!lj POWERFUL RECAPTURING OF makes· that bi,, sweeping A GREAT TIDE IN HISTORY!" family picturaw1th ah.ea~ .-c-u. n... and a mmd! Max vonSydow. Liv Ullrn 'lhe Emigrants ALL NEW! The j:Jyfu\ songfu\ ~I. stcry ci the life and music of Johann Strauss! ·: ·' . ·, i ' .. ' " Hew, Att.r l I licifo111 W .. t. At '••lflc.'• Hi,...y Jt Dtl"•·l11 - .. Ye11 C•11 s .. It H91el Wh41y All•n'1 "mtntclNa YOU ALWAYS WAWTID TO DOW .UOllT IQ" ' . Women Talk Sex on Radio Show But Ho~t Kee ps His Fin.ge r on Ce1ts ored Butto 1t OAKLAND, catil. (UPI) - Tolk lhow -Don Chlmboro lain alb wttll bll fbig<r .. the ''cerwored" button becauae the talk bi about -· tell Illa audieoce. "Yoo CJ111 be by January,'' Chamberlain creative but you don't bave to aid. draw too complete a p~e." The show rect.Jvt1 about 200 'lbel topic: ol tbe 1bow can letl<n a day, mart of them range !rom "guilt r .. llnp" to praising Chamberlain and bis the ''strangeet place you·ve approach. made love." Chamberlain's voice quality The sponsort are lining up hu a striking similarity to Bill for the show but Susie Hol-Ballance, the highly succes& men, a show a.al.at.ant, snys 1 .. ful Los Angeles disc jockey massage parlors and topless who started the itex talk shows clubs are turned down. about a year ago over KGBS The show is big on waterbeda with hls .. Feminine Forum." particularly fond of San Fran- cisco's Dr. Joel ~·ort 11nd hi' "Fort Help" clinic. He hopes to establish n non- profit organization "'Ith iron to "do sexual rtSiCJ)rch nnd provide immediate h<'lp for people with sexual dlssallsf<JC· tioiu .'' lie says his show serves an important function by •·OJ>Cn· ing up lines of cornmunlcat lon between men nnd "'·omen " ' . I DAILY PILDT '".,. ..... , ..... _. ,..,_ M •• _... .. Matt w ........ , .u.i ..... , .t.Willl'ft '"PIODLllt OH 1"HI •OCN'" ....... Olu.ey'I HSNOW•Au. l!X,111.Jt" • ''THI &Alt l!l'OOt DICUT/YI" ... "TNI RfVfNOfltl" ~ .. l!Tll: 'N TILLll" ... "'LAY IT AOAIH, IAM" Ouunberlaln, a bearded for. mer Marine, Is boll ol the "C&lllomla Girls" radio IMw on st.Itkin KNEW 1 and for four houn a day be U..lenl -and 10metlmes taJb -to women who want to tell 1boul their 1e.1 Uva. He alwa11 la r<ady lo push a butloo that ........ "Cen9or· ed, ceneored. censored" over any calla that get oot ol hand. and body loliona. Since then Ballance has been 'Mle female llatenen can syndlc'ated and there are send in for a "Callfomia Gitl" aimijar shoW$ in other ci1ies. "Th.Bi's a p~tty tx-at1hy iiilli~ thing," he said. The station rect'ntly sta nl'd RADIO SHOW HOST Don Ch1mbrtrlain "Yoo'rt going to have to~ a mu. claaa, tlirla," be'• apt lo card that entltlet them to dis-Ownbtrlain, who bas been count! with thfl advertisers. manied and divorced three "We figure we'll ha\'e 50,000 times, frequently refers a cal. card-carrying 'California Glrls' ler to a special agency. He is asbow!or"C&IUomla Guys," NOW AT POPULAR PRICES !! hOfited by a woman. ''Vut guys aren't ntar as artifulate," Ch:unberlain said. Aquarius: Observe and Save Yourself Mone y To ~ Life!·~ MONDAY know what it is you really JANUARY 8 seek. Meditation, sell-analysis · iJ essential. Two persons, By SYDNEY OMA.RR close to you, areue behind ,.,.,,,... ARIES (March 21-AprU Ii )' TAURUS (April »May 2il l ' true colors. Be mature. A\'Oid SAGIATI'ARIUS 11\ov, 22-tecting ideas. Don't Che up petty disputes. Applies also In Dec. 21 1: )'ou are dra\\'ll something of \'aJue for dealing with cbildr'en. Set ex· between daydreams and direct nothing . ample. Be realistic. If you in-action. ~fuch of \\'hat occurs AQUAlllUS \Jan. 20-Feb. slst on brooding, you alienate has to do "''ilh family pro-13 i: If observant, you save those who would be your perty, basic security and long· yourself money. SomL'Onc allies. range pllUlS. Some claim you "'"ants to charge you llvicc for "fiddler What appeared hjdden now Check apparent minor mat- can be obtained, Obstacles ters. Be thorough enough to iiiiiiteodiiloidii•:·~~~Kie~!siitot •tl!dY fin~ prioL_Qne_ who makes promiles may not be In position to back lhepl. Know it and prepare accordingly. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22 \: are aggres!ive now . Others in-same service, item. Know it Learn wh.At is _ir(tpj:H'tant. sis t you are .P5~bic. Don't and prepare. Stre:tti will- Oiscard what is superficlo.I. revea l all. ingness to revise plans. Tear Make adjustment to needs of C,\PRJCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. do\.\'ll in order to rebuild. one close to you. Be wary of 19): Plenty or movement in· PISCES fFeb. J~March 20 ): ~- on die screen GEMINI (May 21.June 2ill' snap decisions. especially dicated but some steps might Changes due and romance Is those in legal area. be backward ones. Key is to invoh·ed. Give full play to in-Nowt LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 221: be versatile \\'ithout scattering tellectWll curiosity. Piece At 2 TM11,..1 Mate, busineu partner may be under more pressure than is apparent. Be willing to understand, lo make changes. Vlr10 pesron is in pjcture. Ac- cent now Is on how you achJeve goal. Analyze am- bitiorui. Spiritual qualities come to ftirces. Sagittarian is likely to together puzzle . Find out Calt For Policy fore: you are able to see be in picture. Accent is on pro-lJ ~"~w~b~y~"~o~r~r~c~c~en~t~ba~P!"~'n~i~ngs~.!~=!!=:!:&nd~:••:•:wt:;:...,:~~!!~!=~ yourself in realistic light -- ------GcmlnJ individuals could aid . Goa~. amb!tion -these are NATIONAL GENERAL outlined is manner that enables you to grow. Key no...,, THEATRES ---· J lmn G1111tt K•lllfflM lt.111 "THEY ONLY • Kill TltEJll MAITlillf" -·~ lt.IM.Mlf{.llum "GOING HOME# a .i11 C91oo'f'0 l l•rflnS~ Omlr Slwrit "l"UIU"Y Oll l " (0 1 a-.. c . .sc.n "THI MI W Cf.MTUllltHS" Phll "OEALIHG'" &oltl If! Collorl illl I, Mkl•IM "IWEET CKAlt.ITY" (91 -,, .. ;i,1.;;;-.-i;.t;i'" 1 it0.J12o...Ji•O.l!OO· lt: IS CANCER (June 21-July 22 1: Study Ariel message. Sonie real meanings are apt to be obscured. Delays in com- munications, travel are in- dicated. Tauru1, Ubra persons play key roles. Check reserva- tions. messages. LEO (July 2.t.Aug. 22 l: Member or opposite sex Sho\.\'S "WHA rs UP DOC ?" Strek.id ••4 O'NHI 1 Md 10:50 , .... A.Trwut..._..,_ hrlt....,.~ "Vanishing Wildemess" "SHOW TIMD n.,..., Fri., w .... T .... 5:00 • 7:00 • t :OO SAT. & SUN. 1.J.5.7.9 is to per<:i!ive, analyze and decide. Project is completed. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 1: Dynamic qualities are ac- cented. You draw lo you mem· hers of oppotiile sex. You are nattered. But some persons now could have ulterior motives. Know it and respond accordingly. "Kii IT ... .al'Oftll CIVIUZATIO"' ••uu•v Ot M~.Jl AJ.U:tl ffAl'1 WIDNISDAT 1.con. .......... . 541·1152 2. H11ll .. I01t IHc• · l 1rf • tl•·t l t• J ............... lllftl • 772-6446 4 ...... ,....Gr1we • SJ7.UOO 5. 0.....,. • ¥NI• • 6Jt.Of46 '· Mhllff YJ.f9 • cr---n.t• • IJ .. 11JJ ·-·-····~· ... ,_ ............ . -·---· _., ____ _ "ls smootti and entertJ1nlnt as 'Butch Cassidy', what with Newman pro~dilic dandy bravura per. formance. It's all nry mo1i1 • mo1ie with eien that happy endin& we sch•altz loters 1011 so Wl lf," Mith Crht HK T odCJy Sllow · "A truly topnotch comic pertonnance by Paul N1wma1, A 1ood time is wha t you will hue.":::!';:;.'.:;: Starring: Jacqueline Bisset· John Huston -Stacy Keacb.· Roddy McDowall -ha Gardner EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ANTHONY QUINN I YAPllET KDTTO ... .._.. 'HICKEY l IOGGS" l 3·10 · S·•t;. I . 10: 1~ NOW.....O:CLUSLV ORANG! COUNTY GENE HACKMAN ERNEST BORGNJNE •Eo aunONs CAROi. lYMfY ' "II thJ lllel of brute ph1sical action-John Boor· man's 'OELIYER.INC E' is an -absolu!ely first-ia te piece of movie-making. You can lasle lhe fear anj hear lhe hammering hearls. II is an uncom · •only admirab le undertaking ." CHAAlES CHAMfLIN. Los A~•s Timts Wha&~bappenon J: t . ·j • theCahulawuwlUnr? ~-' . s.MeAM• 531·1271 Lilcoln A'l'ln\.l1 W. of KM« 1'*11 P1rk • SZ7·222J SHOWING NOW AT All 4 THEATRES CAU THUTllS FOi 2ND flAT UllS "THI GETAWAY" is 'Bonnie and 'elide' broughl up.lo date"ind en- livened wilh !he speclacular aclion lequences from 'Bullill'. Acutel1 suspensefu l and inlensely exciling slam-bang mOYie. McQueen and Mac- Graw generale as much eleclricily as any of the fabled screen teams of the past." «1Y1N 1~M•i. le• Mf1!~1 '""" " . . • CO•ll llW'I'. AT •ACAlllflll kW. • NEWPORT IEACH • 64.4·0760 , ' , I , ' • • .. ' •" • , I ' . . . ,.. .. .~ ........... ~. '• -1 t 8. DAILY l'tLOT S11nda1, Janw.vy 7, 1973 ' • British. 'Skytraili., I Wonderland i n' lt'i tater 1 ' ,, London ro New York for Under $1 00 ' operate out of Stansted. n:>rth p1551S ot London, and not from the capital's two main Air tennlnala at Heathrow and Gatwick. LONooN (API -The Minister Peter Wlllker had r<• government announced final jected an appeal against t~ approval last wetk of ~ British service rrom Brtllsh Cal!Xl~ alrllne'a plan to operate a da\. nian Aitiwaya, which is ly "11lcytraln" strvlce. bet\\•eeu &tarting a s c he: d. u I e d -r.onaon irid New York ror trllbJtltlanuc setvlcel\)>rn 17 -l'iiSeigon will 'tie able lo buy their ticketa up to six • • ' under JlOO. Walktr ruled that a dcmaod Laker Airways oow hope.~to exlsttd for the type of oper::i· start Oighla using jumbo je lion envisaged by Laker. A carrylng 345'. passengerli, h1tcr Wlf ticket fl)I the airline's this year. The company still "no frills" flights will cost requires authorization from about $88 in winter and about the U.S. Civil Aeronaut ics $90 ln summer. Board. One of the restrictk>n:i iln· The British ClvU Aviation posed on Laker Airwa ys by Authority said J n d \I s t ~ y Walker is that the airline American Moto1·s To Aid T1·ave ler LAKE GENEVA, WI!. -Al. though it denies It i! going In- to the lodging business, the American Mot«s Corporation has come up with a new sales pitch to maximize sales in 1973. U your '73 Hornet or Javelin, « any otlier car bUilfby AMC breaks down more than I 00 miles from Mme and the car is kept in the garage overnig ht for repairs, the company will reimburse you for food and lodging up lo $150. "'Ibis would mean we Would be providing .for a man and his family lf their car became disabled on a vacation," an Al\fC spokesman said. At the same Ume, the U.S. automaker doubled the ante on its v.·arranty by including an option tmder which ·a car own- er could pay $140 and get full· warranty protection for 24 months or 24 ,000 miles. The nonnaJ warranty is goo<) for 12,000 miles or 12 months. ts AMC sparking a new war~ ranty race such as that which prevailed in the 1960's Md v.'hich was credited with get· Ung the Chrysler Corporation off the ground? The next move is up to the competition. houn before takeoff but "'ill hive to ~ tor their own food and·drink oo board. There will TRAVEL be only one [light Jn each '---------" direction dally. · Airline chief Freddie Laker said : "The skytrain concept could prove to be the bi~gest event ln aviation since the jet engine." He forecast 111mllar services ll.'Ould be available on most high density air routes within 10 years. A British Cnle d onian spokesman saia: "We still think that the decision to license skytrain Wa.<1 incorrect in that i t licenses a third British carrier on the route before the second British car- rier has begun ~peration" " The cheapest !...ondon to New York fares on scheduled airlines currently range between $200 ar.d $240 for a round trip excursivn and group tickets. Nol'mal one way tickets cost a minimum of $215. The Laker plan has also been opposed by the state-ri.;n British Overseas Airways Corp. Four American airlines repartedly are also applying to the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington to run skytra1 n services. Rebuilding Park Hotel ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP\ -A temporary plan to repla ce the fire-ravaged Mt. McKJnley National Park Hotel with modular units and 15 railroad cars has been ap- proved by the federal govern- ment. The $600,000 plan-was slgnea into activation by Interior Secretary Rogers C . B . Morton. Morton approved a pro.po3aJ by Outdoor World Ltd. ot San Francisco the con: cesSloriaire al-l he p:8rk -10 use temporary fa cilities to provide housing for up to 350 people. The old hotel burned down early last year. The new units, for which the federal govern- ment is fundin g $200,000 of the total cost. are expected to be ready for use by May 25. Belly Dancing Thriving in Istanbul By STANLEY DELAPLANE "Will I have !rouble getting my hair set in • ISTANBUL -Just had the greatest fish din· Rome due lo language barrier?" Good English speak· ner ever: chunks Qf sea bass. Tomatoes. Onions. ing ~lace in lhe Excelsior. Also in the Hilton. I got Fiery long green peppers. Five bay leav.!s. All stuck a hall'cut in lhe Hil ton in Madrid that so entranced on a skewer and broiled over charroai. The restau· my children I had it photographed. One of those rant is Canli Batik al a kind <>f Fisherman's Wharf: 25·cents·in·the-slot·photo booths. I took it on all sides Take your overcoat and wear it. They don't heat the and on top. In language problem countries. I just roms here. They heat the people. showed the picture lo the barber. You could try Kalyon Oteli on the waterfront turned out to that. be a good hotel. Big airy room wilh a deck looking * * * Ov.!r the Bosphorous Straits -$8.40 double. "l wrote about hotels to the tourist bureau at Taxi drivers charge whatever you look good Manzanilla and never got an answer ... " for. Ask before you get in. Whalever he quotes is Mexico's turismo is a maybe thing. MUCH better three times too much. He'll cruise beside you while to write one of their tourist offices in the States. Lot you walk; coming down and down. When it sounds of Utem . Big cities. right, get in. * * * "We've hen putting off making air travel plans to Europe since we keep reading that air fares may The grand Covered Bazaar is the world's great-go down ... " .. est Ilea market. Sbopo crammed wiUt carpets, cal· Maybe they will -I read it, loo. But I doubt tans, water pipes, jewelry. Evil eyes, pantalooned , · . , ow s, roca es. the cheapest fares to Europe are on the-club char- Brass plates and l31?terns. Shaggy coats and sheep-lers.__Dn_schedllled..._ai.rlines,JcelJUldic is the only_ tt-t---r---ttned-vests~Embroidered-red-Jeatberbl!Ot~ cut-rate outfit. Unusually heavily 6ooked ahead In . I gage. Tapestries. Take you a week lo go through the high summer season. the place. -* * * t Hawkers rug at you, as you. pass by. Don't let "Could we take our dog wlUt us on a camper them drag you w or you ve had 11. A taffy pull. trip through Europe?" * * * P I who' m· d ·t "d 't " Red ta Great color though. Pushcarts of honey. Boys eop e. v~I e 1 say on • pe with !rays <>f chewy macaroons on their heads. Car· at borders unpoSSI *e. * * rie.s bent under cotton ba1es. Turkeys alive and " _ ho t taki d-· 1 M · .,,, gobbling. . ... a u ng our og in o enoo . . Plenty too see: The Blue Mosque. Belly dancing Can do. Some easy-to-get papers does 1t. Mex1· night dubs are big in Istanbul. Outstanding for can consulate will tell you. lunch: the museum. right on Ute Golden Horn. Best * * * view in town. Rice with currents. Fiery shish kebab. . "Could I tak~, a small dog (loy poodle)) on an lee cream with shredded coconut: $2 for two. airplane Wlth me? * * * The ai rlines say you have to ship them in a port· 0 Coming out of Paris is there a free port at able kennel. But I met a woman who was smuggling the airport?" ' a toy poodle all over Europe in a hat box. Yes, but it's ov~rpriced. French perfume is cheaper in town. Cigarettes are the highest of any free port ($4 a carton). liquor hi gh, loo. Best free port shopping -for price and selec· tion -Schipol at Amsterdam and Shannon, Ire- land. Comparison shoppers think Schipol slightly edges over Shannon. There's a free listing of thjngs lo buy at Schipol and in the Netherlands from their VICIOl=llA All·llel'""' c.--u..,.ioo l11l•lrf-$elnd....._ 0.-.W, "'· ~,tourist bureau. Or KLM, the -Dutch airline, gets it for you. SCARDIRAYIA Claridge' s Secret ls Personal Service LONDON (UPI) -There is no printed price list and it har, no bar. But Nikita Khrushchev got his spittoon, and when two kings sq uabbled for the bes~ ----RoyaJ-Suite the managtoment contrived to wreck it so there would be no hard re .. lings. All of whlch typifies Claridge's, the pluperfectly posh hotel in London's ex- clusive Mayfair district which provides a London home :iway from some of the world's very best homes. From the Empress Eugenie of France to Jacciueline Ken- nedy Onassis, from President Nixon to Sbeikb A.1ujibur Ralunan of Bangladesh, the world's great, ramous and ricn have sheltered in the rom· fortable pomp of this most Brililh of luxury hotel'· Apart from luxury . Cta:rldge'a outstanding cbaracterlaUcs are perhaps discretion aod abohorrcnce of wba& the management con· alders "vulgarity." costs 12.50 pounds ($29.38) a day for a single room and 50 pounds ($117.50) a day !0< the best suite. It was that suite to ll.'hich two· vlsfting 'kings lald-ctaJm simullaneously a few years ago, according to Ciaridge's infonnants who m u s t be nameless. The then manager settled the royal rivalry with typi cal Claridge's lines~e. He orde~ed workmen to pull down half tile suite's ceiling, rendering It temporaarily unlivea ble, and housed the monarchs quite nicely In Claridge's two lesser Royal SUit.,. Sometimes cAlled "the an· nex or Buckingham Palace," Claridge's is used to royal!y . For the coronation ·of ~ Elliabeth In 1952 no fewer than 11 royal Jamllles stayed at the hotel. 7 CRUISES• 1973 ..> NORTH!RN EURO~ • NOflWEQIAN NOllDI • NOA11C CAPE ..... ....... 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St. l.-~ C.lff, tOtlf 'MnJ8 the main job of its press office ls to shun publici ty, it bas restaurants but no bar and It has no priet list Onljt dll'<Cl Inquiry !ell• you II The oril{inal Claridge wa~ a butler ll.'ho saved Up1 working in th e hom es of aristocracy and tn 1850 bought an inn run by a chef na1ncd Mivart, combined tt w~fh 1everal adjoining -and founded a hotel tbat became a!L-------------------01 favorite of the nobUlty. I • A Visit to Palm Springs •• ' .. During the decades of the r:-::-~::~0i::tr'~'l"""'!~~ 1930'1 and 19f0'1, Harry Heshtleld, whole ('atlcature1 of ~i:me and life. ir'I New York Clly •t wltlf"illOlrll)'tlln~<> ~ for '° many ytafs; wrote a book about hil ute in New York City. He called U "Super CltY.i'' beca1.11e be envisioned "bis town" a'i a 1'Ulder city', not to bO C001pared with any ., '"' ltte fn>m re I.~ . "Cleanliness .11 ~ other. From lttrshfleld'a vantage point. It is lhe 1ame with . Palm Springs. There are many recoplzable polnta of view about the Southern California desert resOrt, but the consensus among the ma- jority of people who visit Palm Springs ls that it ia the place to Uve or to play. And here's why. Ji'irst, let 's look at an old record. About two centuries ago, the first residents of Palm Springs were the Cahuilla Indians, who made many discoveries about tbe region which can be regarded u posthumous testimonials. The cabuillas lived in the sec- tor of the desert known today as Palm Springs, protected on three sides by the gn!at San Jacinto Mountain Range and 11ie ume san BernaraliiO Range . Isolated f r om "prying eyes," hostile and otherw ise, and containing no element of prediction, "protected from coastal fogs and winds from the W(!St," the Cahulllas liv..t in peace and tranquility, fur· nlshed with plenty of wale< for their crops from streams in the nearby canyons. The sur- rounding mountains provided game, and ... the desert un- derground springs gave forth with healthfuJ mineral waters "about which their ahellered lives revolved." In short, the Cahuillas "had it made." Happily, the primitive natural .bounties, which the cahuillas enjoyed as their natural birthright for two centuries, are still enjoyed by thousands of visitors who come to Palm Springs each year. Palm Springs has a lot "going for it." For one thing. there is the weather. Located on the western edge of the SO. mile Coachilla Yalley, Palm Springs is situated on the godliness,'' accordlng to Springs' olficlals, to iii"•· .. ~11-cliclie. Aixrweylnreliil, It UUlt way. A city dem;lndl that al\ garbage cans be conceal enclosures, in "Order t rtfuse, c.-be bioW!l ~ the streets. The Palm SprinP Tramway provides ~f tl1e best picl.,.,.taldng;,. portunities 1n the desert The ride up San Jacinto ~ lain, 8516 feet above sea is a "mu.st" for shut:~~· However, it la ~a shoot through glass win , not always the besl graphic conditions beca~ reflections. ·~, The Mounlaln Station ~ besl place tAl take 1>iclta'Oo. On a clear ,day, t6e ·~ re&ches as far as the ~n Sea, 45 mi1e's a~ . Photographing tpe del!erl# from this height at mid~ ing can produce strikini-1· tures. Then, there is Jacinto State Wilderness , located at the rear oi: During the Winter m·~ , snow on the m · · Tramway, which provide!#· -1m!-an<l"r!ding-trai~· u-aordinary scenic loca · BREATHTAKING VIEW FROM AERIAL TRAMWAY transforms the park into , a From 0.Mrt Floor to Mountaintop In 14 Minutes winter show place. F'r'orn,qn· desert floor at the base of ihe San Jacinto Mountain Range, which rises to an altitude of 10,831 feet above sea level. The weather is mi.Id duhng the winter months. Delightful in fact. The average dally temperature is about 70 degrees. Occasionally, the te1nperature reaches the low 80's. The humidity is ' prac- tically non-existent, ranging from 40 percent in the morn- ings. the afternoons from 25 to 50 percent . Rainfall is com· paratively light, averaging 6.28 inches a year. All of which meaM more beautiful days for fun than you would find anywhere else. No Pal~ Springs resident or visitor_ will deny that the sum· mers are bot, especially dur· ing the months of July through September; and many people move for a change of domicile. But the nature of Palm Springs' mmmer heat is of a di[ferent kind : "it's driest when it's hottest." A growing number of summer visit<n are pleasantly surprised to discover this fact , and en)oy the heat, limiting their sports activities to the less strenuous kind. such as swimming, sun- bathing and other light play occupations. Quite apart from it'•u:ithly· stocked, rugged landscape of impressive copper~lored mountains, bl.uer-thatrblue skies and rolling desert, there are the practical con- siderations. Most visitors agree that Palm Springs is probably the cleanest city of comparable size in the nation. No industry fouls the at- mosphere with smoke and soot. Its main thoroughfares, byways and residential areas tral Palm Springs, (tke Highway 111, to tl)e Tram"'y sign, turn left and drive to.pie end of the road. Thero are ample porking fadlilies. :gie mountain Station has an ·e'ic· eUent restaurant. (cafetetia style ), and gift shops w~e you can buy film . T ours in Spain Set New Record MADRTD I UPI) -Earnings from tourism in Spain broke all previous records in 1m, Minister for Infol-mation and Tourism Allredo S a n c.h e z Bella has reported. lie said 31 million persons visited Spain in 1972, whlch represented direct foreign exchange earn. ings of $2.6 million. This vacation take that special ·Hawaii cruise with the Hawaii cruise spe-cialists. • When you're thinking abo ut a Hawaiian vacation think about includincr a luxurious 5-day cruise to or from Hawaii wi th the Hawaii cruise specialists. " It's delightfully easy because we cruise between California and Hawaii almost every week: And in addition to our 5-day cruises, we have customized air-sea cruise-tour combinations. Plus special 18-day 4-island cruises visiting the enchanting island ports of Honolulu, Hilo, L1haina and Nawiliwili. Spring 4-island cruises depart California March 20,April 21 and May IO. Our shi ps are the world-famous SS MAruPoSA and SS MONTEREY. Proud all American ships registered in the United States renowned for their incomparable ._sen:ice, cu isin~~mmod~tiQMJIDclenteuainment.And a.ftiendly,(arefrt!e Aloha sp1rr t mat makes cruisi ng with us so special. So cruise Hawaii with the Hawaii cruise specialists. 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They take menial jobs at low pay, often live in slums. usually without family. lion Of 6.5 million. In the United States, that would be equivalent to more than ~ million ailens. T11;0 years ago the Swiss held a referendum on a con- stitutional amendment that wouJd have sent about a third of them home. IC was nar- l\.1ost people keep t h e i r re[erendum has been proposed di stance. to cut the number o f · They come from places foreigners 1n half. where there are no jobs. A !.9.rge proportion of the sometimes backward foreign labor in Western economics, and when they Europe used to come from <iturn, !Orne, at least, are Italy. The number of Italians ::*'1tany ill from their ex-has dropped in recent years as :pirk!nce. Common ~1arket regulations --..:·'They are unable to cope made them mpre expensive to with city life. a new language, hire and as new factorie! went the demands of m o d e r n up in the traditiooal IOUth technology -not to mention Italian centers of labor. the clash of cootrary cultures Southern Italy now attract! and social ostra~ism. migrants itseU. A round "\Ve are talking or peop.le Trapani, at the southwest tip who in a few hours on a train ot Stcily, about 4,000 North or plane made a leap of cen-Africans work on farms turies," says Prof. Giuseppe fishing boats and building si~ J\.taria Uccheddu who. has at wages Sicilian! will no studied mi~anl.11 rcturn1n~ ~o longer talte: 'The equivalent ol tbe rural island of Sard1n1a S5 to $6 a da y. The Africans fnm excursions into in-have much the same com- du strialized -Europe. plaints about poor housing and He also directs the pro-discrimination that Italians vincial p~ych1atric hospital in make in Germany. Cagliari where, he . says, 30 Old colonial ties still play a percent of . the patients are pan in the movement. Britain returned m1gra~ts. Some 1 ·~ has a nonwhite pcpulation have returned in the last five from Africa, the West Indies. 'W e are talking of people who in a few hours in a train or pla ne made a leap of ce nturies .. .' yeors with emotionial and nervous disorders. The fore ign worker -guest workers the \\'est Germans call them - ha\'e spread through Western Europe in re- cent years. J\1ost come ~rom J\1editerranean count r 1 e !, lured .by com~rAtively g9Qd wages. Jn Britain they came from Commonwealth nations to the south. The color of their skins, the flavor of I.heir rel igions, the seeming babble ol t h. e i r language isolate'\_ them 1n a Europe only beginllilJg kl cope with prejudice. It was only last July, for instance, that a new French law went into ef- fect forbidtilng cafe owners from refusing service to the" Indian subcontinent. It is being increased now by Asians driven from Uganda. France has about 700,000 Algerians. In the 1950s Rolland absorbed some 1 SO , 0 0 O lndooesians and has another 70.000 West Indians. On the European cootlnent most foreign labor now comes ·from Turkey. Greece, Yugoslavia. Sp a in and Portugal, as well as North Africa Yugoslavia is the only Com- Jn11Jlis1_ ~tcy.,Jo permit Its citizens to seek jobs abroad. West Germany alone has 40,000 Yugoslavs and Austria 11:not00' 159,ID:r -not counting those who sneak over the fron- tier. Aged Lead. Sad Lives blacks. . In B<lg!wn signs are still LOS -ANGELES (AP) seen that say, "North Africans About 20 pereent of the city's not wanted." But still they elderly art Uvlng In J)OVerty ctme, by train, bus or air. and 4 out ol 10 live alone, ac- :Pccasionally E u r 0 P e a " cording to studies by the Los p(!Uce stop a suspicious truck Anf(eles Community Analysts and find illegal immigrants henled Ink> It by "labor mn-Buttau. lnlct«I" who supply liUle food Ten -t of the city's and no wllets. 2.8 mlllioo l>OJIUlttiqn "" ~ ?i.fost mi grants end up ln , yeats <r oJder:. the Wrtau 1 large countries. About two researchers aaid, mlllloo reside each In France The bea•le61 CG1>'""1ntl~ and West Germany. But they of elderly In Loo An g e I e • are !K>metlmes more evident County are in Loog Beach, m the smaller; heavily in-Pa~na and an area north of ustrlallzed naUons. -Wllshfre 'Boulevard between Switzerland has about a Falrfax and La Brea avmuea llllon 11>relgnen In a ~·· the tt80Arcllonl ~ ~·· 1. in hard F Ous"..tna11.e om • . ti dium br1' e. o.t .,,,. &ALSAM fORHAIR 1.58 • ~ condlfionet• \0 OL • °" MEN'S OXFORDS Reg. 9 .97 6 9 r Sun .. -Mon. Only • Blucher oxfords with leather uppers and ~oles, rubber heels. Block. Sizes 7-12. FURNACE FILTERS IN MOST SIZES 3/1.00 Siz.es from 10x20x1" 1o 20x25xl", Save! • • ; , ,, ' 6' ALUMINUM STEP LADDER Sun-Mon. aaa lightweight, strongly braced aluminum with d o uble rivets, iaf•ty · ir &otJ steps. Q\age itl tRAILBLAZER '" ·S:s; LANTERN ..,.z--.1 ·~ ~16 99c Polyethy~ene, olu• miniied reflector. SPRAY STARCH 311.00 lnsfanf . Oct1on1 J spray'n · · ust •r.o.,L. iron ..,3 .,., . " Ol. • DAILY PILOT B 9 ·Charity ,. 'Break' Studied ClllCAGO -Small con- tributors to charlttes, for all of their generoslty, receive on1y a 14 percent lax break at tax Ume. , Large contributors can receive up to 70 percent in - deductions. Now there ls a move afoot to allow the smaller contributor to enjoy the wealthy man's type of tax deductions, Otherwise, the small con- tributor is apt to dlJappear in the whirlpools ol lnllatlon, lt b believed. Individual Americans, gave over $15 blllion to charity in 1972, and another S6 billion- plus came from other private sources. This private giving for the public good helped support private colleges, musewns, l)'lllphony orth-as, private -government watchdog ageri- ----;ae;;· ;c' ;cl:;ovil~.f'i~ Bill!! volun-tary ita1s, churches, as well as certain kinds of -welfare organiia.tlons. AS OFTEN AS NOT, the privately given funds, as distinct from endowment funds and other sources, made the vital differenee that allow- ed experlmentatton a n d maneuverabillty in fields that vitally need freshness and renewal. Oeepite the undeniable con- tribution th.at p r i v a t e benevolence brings to the public good, the concept may be on the wane. Clearly, in- flation has outpaced what in- crease there has been in private giving over the past 10 years -by more than twice in . the case of some institutions. Alan Pifer, president of the Carnegie Corporation, has given as much thought to this problem as anyone. He said In 8n interview : "Now is the time to act to begin to rebuild public support in this ar:ea, because U we don't I •see a tbne in the next 3 to 5 years When hardly anyone at all will care." The basic problems bur:, as Pifer sell them , are these: ~---A,;;•.,;~~=:~ nwnber of -. ~ ....... ~ more as a private advantage 1---~eca-ol-the..maritable-ta•tf-----~=~ deduction favoring th e wealthy) than as • public benefit. Individual> in the highest tax brackets are in ef . . feet subsidized up to 70 per· cent by the government in their giving whereas the poor only JJP to 14 percent. ··These percentages -14 and 70 -represent the "range of the tax rate, including unearn- ed income. Only 37 percent of taxpayers itemize their deduc· tion, whµe 6.1 percent take the standard deduction. 1bose who do not itemize their deductions have no tax incentive to in· crease their giving. Some ex- pect changes in the ta:s: laws to increase the number who take the standard deduction. e Some Americans iJl.. creasingly see the charitable deducUon as outdated 4 and even "offensive in a society · where the concept of citizens' rights to governmentally pro- vided services • i.. constantly expanding.!' These critics, Pifer says, ter\d to see charitable deductions as a form of federal expenditures that should be governed by legislation and direct aJ> propriation. e There is considerable public ignorance about the role of charity in the United States, and a corresponding pervasive indifference to its fate. Pifer says that this is not just a financial question, but a moral and philosophical one at beak· on' the natlii'e or society. He says: "I am not opposed at all to government pro- grams, and I hope this is understood. The important point is that the heart of our society is a multiple system of choices and solutions. We must have a private, nonprofit sector in the fields of educa- tion, hoopitals, civil rights, and other areas. These groups -provide a contrast, and they tet standards, criticize public efforts -all the things that it ls difficult for public elforts to achieve. ''PRIVATE ORGANIZA. '""" 99c OUlll5.1At UL appovcd. 10 ft "''•''""""' ility.Alllls1! ··••4 0 ~····-.. 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Hayes, then a sub r o r Newcomerstown, Ohio, lligh School, leaped off the bench. fist clenched, and shouted to bis coach. ·iPut me in there, coach, I'm a powerful man," he boomed. 11le coach did. No one punched Hayes in the Although It happened more than 40 ~go,_the incident aptly paints one of the many sides of the stormy Ohio SlalO University football coach. The outspoken Hayes changes de- meamr like a chameleon's colors. He's a straight-talking recruiter, a tireless head football coach, deman- ding the same drive from his assistants and players. He frequently explodes in e1:changes with iports writers and photographers, even to the point of contact. The latest incident happened before the Rose Bowl game, when Hayes was charged "·ith battery by Los Angele.s Times photographer Art Rogers. Rogers contends Hayes shoved a camera back in the photographer's lace, causing double vision and swollen eyes. The case will be heard in a Pasadena court Jan. 15. His bluntness and fiery temper oc- ·casionally has landed Hayes I~ ~ water w1th school and conrerence of- ficials in his 22 Ohio State seasons. HUMANITARIAN SIDE And he has a humanitarian side that jeldom has been .publicized . -"' Despite eight conference titles and an overall record or 149 victories. 48 losses and seven ties. Hayes is only the fifth highest paid coach in the J3ig Ten. He makes $28,236 aMually, has full professorship status and works on a year*year basis with Ohio State. Hayes. who will be 60 next month, lime and again has refused raises. ;'Maney mum nothing to the man." said a close as!JOCiate. "He's one of the most unselftsb guys I ever saw when it comes to personal things." One veteran Columbus sports writer said, 11He's very self centered and relate! everything to him!elf. He's the hardest working man any profession ever has known. "He works 25 hours a day and ex- pects everybody around him to do the same. He's the most driving individual in the game today," the writer added. ' Hayes' most famous incidents or controversies include: 1956 -Hlo:. personal loans of atx>ut $400 aruwally for five years to his players. costing the school one-year probation from the Big Ten and Rose Bowl ineligibilily for lbat season. 1958 -flis eviction of Big Ten writers and officials, including late commissioner Kenneth "Tug" Wilson, from a preseason practice. School of· ficials later a · is actioo. 1959 -His locker room altercation with two Californla sports writers that_ resulted in a dressing down £or Hayes by an American Football Coaches As- sociation ethics oomm.ittee. PUSmNG INClDENT Dick Shafer of Pasadena said Hayes hit him and shoved' him against a locker room wall after a 17-0 defe3t to Southern California. Al Blne of Los Angelc-s said Hayes swung at him but missed. Hayes said he did not hit the 'i\'riter but pushed bim. 1971 -J-lis rjpping of sideline downs markers in the closing moments of a loss at bitter rival ~tichiizan. Itayes ~·anted an interference call on an in- terception by Wolverine Tom Darden. 1972 -The photographer's incident and a stormy session with writers before the Rose Bowl in which Hayes stuck by his ban on player interviews. The stories on }Jayes' sideline behavior during games are legend. At Iowa In the 1950s, he whipped off his coat in anger after a poor Ohio State play. He sailed It over his shoulder into the stands. Iowa fans wouldn't give it back . Ha yes finally sent a student ,manager to retrieve the coat. And al ~1ichigan he drop-kicked a folding chair one year. KICKS CONCRETE Another time he kicked a sideline marker he thought was rubber. It was concrete. Ha yes never limped, although he bad to be In great pain. He frequently slams his cap to the ground in disgust or rips ofr his telephone headset connecting him to coaches in the pttS.! boi:. Hayes' stories on the practice fiekl are just as colorful f even if they aren't as well 'ltnown. He.'ll rip orr his glasses and jump on them. Or-it may-be-btf'lll.vatch. He fre- quently flings it against a fence or stcmps on it with his cleats. He likes to rip his baseball-type hat to shreads, roo. He even ha.!1 an equip- ment man slit the seams with a razor blade, making it easier to rip. LOS ANGBLE.S (AP) -Tour rqular Ron Fun.wth had to nr. a _,... ..-U &S '° keep 80-year-old Sam Snead out or the lead Sat11J11ay In the thl:U round or the fllli,000 Loi Angelel Open Kolf IO<lnlatMnl Snead, the balding relic from an earlier ""' Gt Solfllll greatness, fasblooed a solid ~der-par 63 in the bright IUll!hine that bathed lt.e 7 ,028-yard Riveria Country Club course. Md surged to within a single stroke of the leed with one round left in this inaugural evtnt on the 1973 lour. Funsetb, ·with one victory in his 13 years on the circuit, took full control of Bruins, SC Streak Past Pac-8 Foes LOS ANGELES (AP \ -UCLA's reserves outscored Oregon Stale, 15-3, near the end of tile first hair sod the Bruins crushed the Beavers, 87.fil, Satur- day night (or their 551h consecutive vic- tory in a Pacific-ti basketball game. All-American center Bill Walton helped the top-rated Bruins to their 10th victory by scoring 17 points, I~ in the firs{ half. With five minutes to play in the fir!lit half. Oregon State had closed a 27-22. But then a pa ir of free throws by Ke ith Wilkes, a Walton hook shot and Wilkes' six-foot bank sbot made the 9COre lJ.21. At that point Walton, who had three fouls. left the gaine and four reserves came on to continue the blitz against the Beavers. The Bruins led 43-31 at the half and the game "'asn't close after that. The Bruins scored the first four points of the' second half and built a 20-point lead after fi\'e minutes of play and at that point \\'alton left the gnme for good. Wilkes scored 19 points for the Bruins and his forward running mate Larry Fanner scored 14, Guard Larry Hollyfield got 12 , all in the sro::ind half. The Beavers were led by Paul Miller v.·ith 14 and Neal Jurgenson added 13. Oregon Stale is now 7 ·5. LOS At-;GELES -Reserve guard Biff Burrell broke the ninth tie in the game with a free throw and Dan Anderson ad- ded h\u more e Southern California thwarted a late Oregon bid and edged the Ducks. 6&-65. Saturday in a Pacific-I con- The score was tied 63-6.1 "'hen Burrell ·---puHhe-Trojans ahead-with-2~ffl-to pley.;- Then Anderson. a senior guard, added two more free throws with 1:34 left and Oregon appeared out of it . But sophomore f\1ark Barwig brought the. Duclu back to within one point by hitting a driving layup. ~le was fouled on the play and with 1: 03 left and could have tied the score with a foul shot, but he missed the free throv.•. Later, Clint Chapinan missed a free throw for Southern Cal and Oregon re- bounded. Duck freshman Ron Lee's jumper at the other end was no good a_nd v.•as retx>unded by USC center Mike · We.5tra. Lee then stole the ball on a bad Southern Cal pass. but had the ball bat· tfd out or his hands and picked up by \\reslra. Brian Heubline of the Troj~l\6 was foul - ed and awarded two free throws. However, Heubline missed both attempts · wtth one· second to play and Oregon had a last gasp. But the Ducks' inbound~ pass went the entire length or the court and out or· bounds. REDSKINS BEGIN COUNTY DRILLS · 1be big show moves into Orange Coun· ty today. The Washington Redskins. champions of the National Football Qkderence. take over the Saddleback Inn in Sanla Ana and begin workouts at Anaheim Stadium ~tonday in preparation for ~hei~ showdown next Sunday with the 1'.{1am1 Dolphins. American Football Confereoce champions. It's all a part of the. fin al \\·eek or b\Jildup for -Soper Bowl VII •rthe' Loo Angeles Memorial Coliseum with a 12 o'clock kickoff. Super Bowl Vil headquarters ha ve ;:ilready been established at the Newporter IM in Newport Beach with National Football League officials on hand. the ltlld at 207 . six under par, but anost of the gallery of about 15.000 .... bualne over the play or the ttmarUble Sm.ad, just one bnclr. with a 20S tot.al. Snead, winner of a reocwd M orncial 011 'l'V 'l'odc11 Cl1aJtt1el 2 at 1 :30 tour titles in a career dating back to the Depression days of the 1930s, missed only two ltl'eens and didn't make a bogey in his bid for his first crown since the 1965 Greensboro Open. lie sha~ second pla:ce with wiry Australian David Graham, v.·ho had a 70 for 208. Bruoe Dt-vlln, another Aust ral.Jan and winner r.i two auwna last seuon. was Nor.e with a ~. Jack Nicklaus, U)e 1172 pla}W ol the Y<'ar and Ille pr .. tourney fa\'Orite herl". .... as oni' of 1nore than ll tialf doren 11t 210, just three ~trokes back. Nicklaus had n 71 that he called "JUSt a kind of nothing rou nd." lie 14'/!.S tied with former Masttr!I champion C.ny Bre"cr. 'J'lnl Kite, Tun1 Weiskopf. l)nve Hill, ~-year~ld Jullus BofO.' and !Jon Bh•s. Brewer had another 65, Kite was at 66, Jiiii and \\'eiskopf • • u,, fl1Mlttiii HIDDEN llALL TRICK -Dave Stockton found the going a little rugged al the start Of Saturday's third round of the Los Angeles Open golf tourney. Stockton hit his baJI into the cro\vd near the sec- ond green -hut the gallery '''as reluctant to rnove. Stockton finally chipped out but finished the hole \\'ilh a bogey five . No Re111orse Felt Arall Gives Reaction To Olympic Massacre -Last 1nonth's travels in Egypt revealed socne interesting Lhinking in regard lo the n1assacre of nine Israeli Olympic team members at the Olrmpic Games in f\'lunlch . \\'hiJe· journeying from Cairo to Luxor. I struck up con\'ersation y:ith Gama! Ah<lt>I Faltas. a su.ii:ar corporation at- torney \\'ho v.·as most oul spoken' in tus p<ilitical \'iev.·s about the U.S. bombing of Vietnam and American v.·ar material aid to Israel. TI1erefore I asked his reaction to the Arab terrorists' seizure of hostages and subsequenl killing at the Ol>'IllPiCS. His re!:ponse amazed me. "Eleven people is nothing. It \\ilS done 10· awaken the world lo \\'hat is hap- pening," my Arab acquaintance said. "l.-lany Arabs have lost their homes. mothers. brothers and children as a resul t of Israeli attacks and seizure of 1iuf'tand.--... ''These people ha\'C no \\'Ork -nothing 10 live for -and they "ant to strike back," Fattas disclosed. lie clearly felt no remorse th;:it the Israeli Ofympians were killed nor did he see anything wronit \vith inv.l\diPg a sporting event to further political gain. Fattas alsJ1 1nade Jt clear his people feel \\·ar \1•1lh Isra el must happen. I never rea lized hov.· deep-seated the hai- red bctY.--ecn Arabs and Jev.•s is until marauding a1uund Egypt. Criito ls a city ready for comb:.it. The E,1::yptian ~IU.~l'um is !ortifil"d v.'ilh huge piles of sandha~.s juscd lo transport gift J!rain fron1 An1er ica. according to their labels I. In dO\\ntown Cairo there arc "'alls on the side~·alks in front or eve ry third or WHlTE WASl-1 OL!HN WIOTI. 'ourth building on many streets. Inquiry revealed that these are for house-tir house type fighting. North Downs South • Ill Senior Bowl Fassal said Egyptains !!till generally prefer Americans to SovicLs. "We prefer your people to the Russlans JOO million to one. But we do not like your govern- ment. We do l\QI understand why you bomb North Vietnam. · "We do not understand "'hy you help Israel When bombers from your country drop bombs made in the USA on our homes aod schools ~e cannot understand why you do this to us." MOBfLE. Ala. (API -Cl!uck Foremen or MWnl, Fla. ocored one touchdown end gained mort than llO yanfs rushing Satunlay .. the South All.stan whipped the North swo In lhe notiooally - -Bowl football game. F.....,.n. named the game'! moot vaJuabl& player, 9COM1 oo a 10-yard run lo the aecood I>eriod, putting the South into the lead for good at 14-7. He alao caught throe -fir 59 1<0nfs. Barry Smith, Florida Stole's talented recelvor. eaught two third period touchdown -as the South broke !ram 117·1! bodftime lead Int a 30-13 ad- vanta1e five minutes into the lblrd ~. SmJlh'I (Int tQUCbdown c,ame. OD a 27. y-Jtd.paM from Louisiana State's Bert Jones and the other m a 33-yard toss tmn his FSU -to, Gory Huff. The aouth; MW leading thla oeries IU. 2, pined a 7.7 deadlocJ< In the -"'I& period when Donoy Sanspne "' Auburn lnlercepled a ocreen pa11 from Utah Stale'• Tony Adams and rtturned It 2l yards for a touchdown. The South'"other aairing came .., field goals ol 18 J!!!I 20 yards by Scott Marcus ol LoulsvUie. The North opened the ocorlng OD a 7$. yard touchdown ntn by the nation 's leading rusher, Pele Van Valkenburg of lkiChlm YOW!&, the kq II tt111 from S<I:lmm ... ID._Senlor.llowl.lu.tm:y, The Yanks then put together a uio of field gllOl.. by Nick MlkH!ayer Gt Tern· pie covering 31, ti and 3$ yanls. The North, taking advantage of a game rule allowing a team nine polnl5 hebind to reo.IV. all klckof!s, dosed the gap in lhe final seven minutes on t14·0 48-yard touchdown passes by llDD JaWOO!ki or YOUl1Jslown State, the first to Daryl Stingley ol Purdue with S:54 left and the other to Marty Shuford o( Arbona with I: 17 Jell. Another Miami of Florida st.nr , cor· nerback Burgess 0.....-eM, was a standout ddeoslveJy fo< ~ South, tll>fllng away f...-pwes and lolereoeptln& another. -l'be_Nortb bJ«ked JU!Unt In the cl<1eing STATISTICS ""'" ,. ll•\11 ,.jl, 1,1 While touring Greece l had occasion to visit ancient Olympi11, aite of the vtry first Olympic Carnes In 776 B.C. as 14·eJ I as Alhens, scene or the fJrst modem Olympics slll~cd In 1896 A.O. Tht Olympic Slndium in Athens is a fantanlc pJece or ~urk. all In white mar· ble wilh its oblong cinders !rack. One Greek, Thomas. Ganb Gt Athens. lo hopeful the Olympics will again be held in his native land and RUggests lhat it would be particularly nice to have the.m 1n 1996 -centennial year of lhc modem Olympics. Si>unds Ilk< • nifty Id ..... If the world i1 still on speaking tenns by then. matched 70'15, Bies had a 72 and Boros A 73 . Oa\e Stockton . the second r<lW'lll leader, blew to a· fat 78 ..-•hen hil puttJna touch deSE"rtt"'d him and was well back Jn the pack at ZI". Amok! Palmer cou.ld do no helter than 71-217. l.ee Trevino, the British Open champJOn, failed on 1'Ttday to qualify for IJM! final two rounda. The 39-yca r-old Funselh, whole only triu1nph car11e u1 the 1965 DalJas Open, needed ooty 27 putts as he canle out of thf pack with his coor;,e record effort. lie birdied three or the first four holes Ste ru~St.Tll, Puge a Lake1·s Face Milwaukee Afte1· Loss ~!IL\\'AUKl-:1.'.: -The Los Ange.Jes l.:111.ers atten1pt 10 halt a three-gnn1e Na- lional Ba~ket1><1fl Assn. · 1osing streak today agautst tl1e ~ltlv.·aukee Bucks, hrre. It 's a TV game ~·1th a 12:30 st.art1ng time. Coach llill Shnrn1an's Lakers fell to the lowly Cle\'eland Ca\'ahers Saturdav. 108- !JJ, as Lenny \\'ilkt>ns scorrd 36 ·points and tr1ggcrl'd a lhird period surge ror the v.1nne.rs. The Ca\'S led by e1gt.1 points, 58-11 , "''1th 5:30 lrfl 1n the third quarter. Then Austin Carr hit a pair of rree throws to start a Ii-I Cleveland spurt over the next On TV Todn11 Chnrurel. 7 at J 2:30 ----------- four minutes th.at gave Cleveland a 75--55 fead Los Angeles scored just 59 point s in the first three quarters and added :M more in the last quarter as they tried in vain to get back in the contest. Carr and Rick. Roberson each scored 19 points for Cleveland. fioberson pulled down 13 rebounds as the Cavs out-re- bounded the Lakers. 55-48. J im ?-.tcMil\ian had 27 points. Gail Goodri~h 26 and Jerry West 25 for lhe Lakers. The victory was only the Can' uth this season agninsl 29 defeats. They are last in the Eastern CAnference's Ceolral Division . The Lakers now have a »9 record. Stale Warriors. Milwaukee comes into lod1:t,Y1!-1:eme -with a--aG-13-merk,-2,,._ ___ , games ahead of Chicago in the f.tidwest Division. 1'-filv.•aukce, sparked by Kareem Atxlul· Jab bar and Oscar Robertson, burst to a J7·11 first quarter lead Saturday nighl and rolled lo a 110-96 victory over lbe Buffalo Braves. Abdul -Jabbar scored 13 of his 37 poinls and Ro bt'rtson nine of his 17 1n the first quarter, \\'hen !\.1ilwauk.ee sank 14 of 22 shots and grabbed 20 rebounds to Bui· ra\o"s nve baskets in 22 atlempt.s and six rebounds. Super Bowl Golf Classic ' Set for ICCC \\'est Co.1st teams in the National Foot- ball League may not have made it to the Super Bo\\-·I but many or lhe stars of the four tenms will be competing in the Super Bov.·I Golf Classic Thunday at Irvine Coast Country tiub In Newport Beac h. ~ The 18-hOfe event "·ilr 6e s ged in three dh1isions: press and broadcasters covering the game : celebrities; and NFL players and ofrlcials. The Los Angeles Rams will be C represented by Roman Gabriel, Tom ~lack. r-.terlin Olsen , !<.1arlin McKeever :ind Pele Beathard. From the San Diego Chargers will be John Had!, Deacon Jones. Greg Garrilon, Ernie Wright and perhaps ~tike GamtL The San Francisoo 49ers will have Steve .Spunier, Ted Kwalic and perhaps John Brodie . The Dakland Raiders will havt1 Fred Blletn1koff and Ken Stabler and possibly Daryl Lamonica. Joe Nam;1th and Al Atkinson wlU represent the New York Jets and former stars Claude Crabb and S.m HQ[( hive signed to play. Celebr1t1es listed include Jack Kramer, Glenn Davis, Buddy I.ester aad Jack Swigert. Andy Williams and Glenn Cam pbell have also expres..~ lntemt in participation but have not made deflDlio commitmen~. Swigert was Lbe cammand. module pilot On Apollo 13. This was the spaoe •hip tbM experienctd an t!xf.IOMlon ln the com· mand !liCrvlce modu e: oxygen system and W"as forced to return to earth wtthout m3king a moon I.anding. • > \ t _J DAILY PILOT ' Maple Leafs '5kate Pa st Kings,4-2 TORONTO -Dave Keon knocked In the wlM1!ll ,..t lo the """'"'1 period and then 6dded an tnaurlDCe acore at tht end, IOldlnf the Toronto Mllple Leafs to a 4-2 Nat!Onal llockey wrue victory aver the Loi Ani•lea Klnp Satunlay night. Aftet Keoo gave the tears their third .,al ol lbe 1ame al the 3:08 mark of the HCOOd penod, tbe Kings came back to cut the Toronto lead to 3-Z on a goal by Serge Bernier early In the third 11an%a. 'Die Klnp bad a chance lo tie the game ln the final minute of play whP.n they had a manpower advantage. But 20 secoodl later. Gilles Marotte of the Kings """' lo the peoally box. Los Angelea pulled goaUe llogallen Vachon to try for the tie, but Keon put the game out of reach with a goal into an 'f!mpty net l\ith just six seconds re- maining. 'Paterno Says No STATE COu.EGE, Pa. -PeM State football c:oach Joe Paterno, explaining tht1 be wanted to be a little more than just a football coach whose life il<pended on wiM1ng and losing. turned down a mllUon dollar-plus offer to become ,eneral manager and ooach of the Na- tional Football League's New England Patriots. Paterno told an early morning news -bore Saturday that the Pa~ tiotl' ol!er 0 wu •• good II anyone WU able lo (et out of profeS&lonal football." A ...,,.,. clole lo the unlvenlty aald It fell Juat ibort of $1.25 million over five yean . . Judge Stops Action NEW ORLEANS -A federal Judge Saturday bomd tho National Collegiate AthleUc A110Clatlon from taking . any further acUon against the University of SOUtbftltem Loui1iana -under fire ror alleged buketball rocrultlng violations. WU1lam Gulte, Louisiana's atlomey _.i, -Ibo Judi•'• actloo. lie had aought • temporary «Straining onler lo bait a acheduled NCAA bearing for Soutllwolllem Louisiana on Tuesday to CJJcqo. '!be adlool, hn> Loolllana -pen reported eorller Satunlay, b •C<Ulld ol some !SS _..i11ng vtolalkllll. SYDNEY, Australia -Ken Rosewall and Mal Anderton, veteran Australlan1, -h acor<d semifinal vlctori'" Saturday ;lJi tho •it~•;. South Wales open ten· Jl.1"&f·pld Rlloewall overcame 22- Geoff MuMen of Australia 6-7, 1-e, t-1, while the 37-year-old upeet John New<Ullbe, another ·~, .. .,, M., M , M. 'l "Sports Today f On Television . . ' • IO::JO un. (I) -WHA HOCKEY -Hockey"• ntw kid on the block -the World Hockey Alsociallon - "-Its !Int network oxpooure with •ti Western vWon matcb betweeo lbe Jell and Minnesota '?Jgbtlng Sain at St. Paul. Bobby •:Hull Js with the els. 12 nooo (4) - A new aeum of beginl It the B"11n3 talo! 00 -Ille B1oct< wb at 01icago Stadium. ,, '12:!0 p.m. (1) -NBA BASKET· BALL -The world champion Los elet Lalo!rs face the Buckl and areem a r~lli1tfiJwaUlee. I p.m. 113) -AMERICAN BOWL -The North meets the South Jn ll>fs all..tar game from Tampa, Fla. , l:le p.m. (2) GOLF TOOR. NAMENT -F I n a I roond play In the Glen Campbell Los -Mfelea Open Is telecaat from tho Rifk.ra Country CJub. Cameras cover the dosing five holes or the po~1l . 1,1164-yan! layout. A purse ol '13$.000 lncludlni • 127 ,000 flf'.11 P<1z4 11 ollered. 2:0 p.m. (1) -BOWARD COS. ELL -TelUng II like II Is ... 11 mlnul<I of sporta with lloWln! Colell lncludln( lntervle"' with ~-1\p'M and -foolage. 4 p.m. (7) AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -William Conrad (Clnooll) goes lor .. unah off Cozumal, Muloo; Bin Ruaell in molorC1de ......,.Utloo; Bear Beyanl hunting quail In Alaboma. (13) -'OOU.&Glll BAIJD'ISALL -Cal Slate (Long Stadt) 4ttr1 lace PadOc'• Tigers at S!Adtm. (!he). • -Stlod:1f, _.,, 7, 197) SPORTS South Defense Stops North In Hula Bowl · FUN SETH • • • Coat!nued From Page Cl be played -one with a 30 foot putt - made a ll>-£ooter for a bogey on the s.i1th. Then reeled off a !ltring of three con- secutive birdiea starting on the 10th hole. Funselh made ii from five feet there, two-putted the par five 11th, holed another 31).footer on the next one, then took IO lead alone when he stroked a five iron to wltbtn Jess than a foot of the cup for a duece ,on the 16th hole. ~d • .treacly the oldest man ever to win a regular tour event -he wa.!I -1.most 53 when he won hls last one-lip- ped out two putts and ml1sed four others from inside 10 feet as his stlll111wect swing sent the ball down the middle of tbt fairway repeatedly. He g<Jt oft to1 a good start with a birdie on the par five .opening hole. Old Sam, for some reason wearing a ~Joth hat instead ol the Panama straw that i.s his trademark, reached the green wbeo he hit a driver for his second shot. "l was actually trying to lay up, but 1 hit it on the screws and It took off like a scalded cat," he drawled. He two-putted for the bird, made it from 12 feet on tlle !Utll and needed only a lap-in or a rew inches arter a. beautiful nine lron second shot on the eighth. He mJssed the green on the 12th, but chipped up close and putted from off the rr.inge on the 18th, the only two greens IJe. mi!sed. Saddlehack Tickets Tlckets for TtlundRy night's a"·ards banquet honorln( Seddlcbact College ·1 foolbell team may be )i<il'tMsed at the student actlvttles offit>e from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. thla-. Tiie banquet la set for 1bunday night · 1t I : SO at the Santa Ana Elk11 Oub. 'T'ht tlcRll art priced 11 $S.15 each . • I Wanted to Be \.Rehor~, SCC Suffers 80-77 Setback In Tourney Says Dana Hills' Stillson " PASADEN.A -A pair ol turooven In lllr1IMI ""' nunu1e1 ~ o1 iilll' ... 1 Soulbon CllUomla Collefe the "°"' aolatloo championship o1 11.. P&IOdena tin Year'• bukotball loumlmtnt 8abmlay. '!'be V&Jllll&lda fell to Taylor College of IJldlana. ll0-7'1. ' eo.dl Paul Peek~s sex: nve was a.head by a i'l-11 ooonl with l:IO to go, blll the V1Jl81181'Cb' Jobn CUrtla bad a •hot block· ed llld Taylor banged In a two-pointer for the lead. SCC'a Mlle Wallen ·then hJd a wlc!• open layln, but wu called for double dribble llld apln the Vanguarda tnmed it over. A free throw In the closing 1eooods clind>ed In for Taylor. Peek credtted Jack Callie)' wllh Ill outslandlng game. Cauaey, who lllflerod a broken nose In Thundl,y'1 opening round of the tourney, ociotrtbulod 12 polnta and led both clubs In rebomvtlng . 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Green Is the best outside shooter on this year's ~1onarchs team, and com- bined with Herold he gives Mater Dei a 1·2 scoring punch which ranks high ln Orange C.OUnty. Prior to an ankle injury in the semifinal game of the Rancho Alamitos toomament Green h8d poured In 28l'i points this season. a 22-point-per· t ga1ne average. At tbat point Herold was right behind with a 21.1 average. By maintaining that pace, it's conceivable that both could break into the top five list of slngle season scorers at Mater Del , a list that's topped by Jerry Tardie of all people ~ with 640 points. *t · "., Green. a 6-4 ~tor, had his .!;""'~~t game a~ainSt St. Gene-~~'.-;, vieve, a 35-pomt effort and. he ~":, :?fiio, had a 31-point effort against rt: .; Loyola and a 82-polnt •total i\ _ .. agaln.st Workman. He h 11 s ~'f topped the 15-polnt mark five __ ~. times in the first 13 games for -~--"'!- the ?t1onarcM. ~ After scoring ju!I 15 points GREG GREEN (LEFT) HARASSES A as a sophomore, Green tallied RIVAL. 269 is his jwlior year. "I've always thought I could shoot, but I've worked on it pretty hard." Green says. "Last year I'd practice after school with the team and then go over to the Santiago gym and shoot at night. "l don't concentrate on hit· everybody does it." "He's one of the lv•o best shooters 1 've ever coached. one of the top five or six overall and I think he·s one of the top 10 in Orange County." Tardie hesitates to rank the Green-Herold duo as the bes1 each other's moves and what to do in the dirferent situa- lions." Like his coach. Green fee ls the !\1onarchs could make the playoffs again this season . "Thi s is the best shooting team rve been on during my • Alamitos Racing Results Collegiate Basketball from any one apot, I think 1 ever coached, but he does c.an hit from an~here i.n the _ think the pair could ~ad the 15-20 foot range." !\tonar..:-hs to another suc- don 't ha ve the real horse on tile boord.! !hat 1he oiher two __ ~ic_ores__ dld.'1~reen says. "From what Tardle noUcM Green's cessful season in the Angelus shooting ability in a pickup League and their third CIF game during his freshman pla yoff berth in four years. year and also hlDlg a •·Grorge's style of play cont· nickname on the player which pliments mine," Green points has become prevalent over his out. "He Hkes to post inside. given name . and he's very effective if ~'e I've seen St . Anthony and Bishop Amat are the tea ms to beat, but I think we can do it." A 3.2 student in the classroom. Green plans on going on to coll~ge. possibly Cal State I Fullerton!. "He had a naturally good c11n get him the ball in there. shot even then and the name I like to shoot from outside. SiHugo Green came to my espec iall y against zones. mind." Tardie says. "I started .. This is our second year of calling him Si, and now playing together so -v.·e Imo~· "I'm only 6-4. so rll pro- bably have to play guard and r11 have to improve my speed and ball handling to do it, but I think I can . ., Green says. Coach Rates Pat on Back; Covina' s Sooter in Rebuttal Wit.h prep basketball ~·arlare tuming to league action this week it marks the end of another toomamer:it see.son and several items stick out in a glance be.ck. Probably the most interesing for this writer was al the Orange tourney. First it was the scene o( Estancia's remarkable 6$-62 upset ol La Hahm. Secondly, we saw a rarity occur regarding fair play. We're not · suggesting foul play from anyone -but cheek this 001. QJMa ltfesa High's ~lustangs were battling heavtly favored Orange in the tournament ----------- ROGER CARLSON charnplomhlp and the lonner was but a bucket back at 33-36 with 19 se<OOds left. It ""' at thli point llllll both teams w .... 1CnUDbling for a rebwod and a whist.le sounded -but not fnm referees John Blair or Al Hackney_ Dargan, Roth To Be Honored Oiartey Darpn ol San aemenle and John Roth o1 Mater Ile! will ho honored as orange County scholar ·-by lhe NatioDal -I Foundatloo and Hall ol Fame at ii.! annual banquet Monday at the Grand Hotel In Anaheim. Darcan, an AIJ-O'eslview League oe1ec11oo al eod, and Roth, an All-Angelus plct at guard are JllTllllli nine prep grldd•n who have maintained gtode point avnges lrom 3.2 ., ':u u ...n .. bolng named ., alJ. i.o,..i..m.. l\1esa hesitated for a split second. Orange grabbed the ball and what appeared to be apparent victory. Mesa coach Bob Soren.sen comf'1a ined that llis team had lost possession because of the phantom whistle. Normally that P'l of com- plaint is strictly a tough lock situation. But first-year coach Tony 1'-lason shocked vetcn1.n observers by agreeing to a jump ball in Orange territory. !\·lesa reOOunded and before it was over got four shots off from the floor before finally succwnbing. It was cll'arly a display of sportsmanship by !he Orange coodi and il he'd refused !he request oot many would have blamed him. After all, he put his own team in a sticky situation and if l\1esa had connected and eventually won. }.1u:in would have been a goat to many. He deservM a _pat on the back for having Ifie gul3 fD redirfan iiojuslice -.... al lbc possible erpen.91!: to b.is own team. Covlna bastet.ba.11 coach Doc Sooter take• isaue wUh our recen1 coverare of the ltlh annual Covina InvUaUonal tOW'ney fiDalJ ~ tween his hos& Colts and rtfarina'1 Vlkinp. The artlde bnplled'lbat Marina didn't cet a fair abaft from the rt:f1 In It• 14-$4 defeat. Sootttdilafr<es. Wllat's more the veteran Onina tot.or says. 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C!IOl$ TEN YEAR DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE '"" -800 Ne _ 750 demonstrated its revolutionary ---t--'iew-water-and-wute purifi -700 tion system to members or the _.,. -"" -... -500 Orange County A390Ciatk>n or the American Electroplaters Society. 111 I (t I 111 I\ I I 111 1111 11111 I It I I I I I 111 11 I 11 I I I I I I 1 11 1 I 11 t ! I I I 1 I I 11111111III11111111 I I I 11II 11 111 I I 1 11 I 1111 11 l I I I 11 ! I I I I I I I The system, whlch removts the bulk of dissolved solids from water, is being marketed and installed nationwide for such U!eS as municipal and in· dustrial water treatment, and processing or certain waste 1963 1964 1965 ,1966 1967 1968 1969 1910 1971 11n 'llreams . TO JANUARY 1973 • Dean Wrtter & Co. 1ncor1)0l'"ated Research Department Businessmen Must Help Commu11ity Plamri.t1g At the meetint;. \\'hich ih· eluded guests from the Orange County Sanitation Di&tricts,, typical effluent-loaded waste water wa s fed into · a mobile Philco-Ford reverse osmosis \\'&te.r purification s y s t e m mounted on a trailer. The out· put of the system was virtually clear water suitable for recycling back into the production process. NEW YORK -Whelher they want to or .n ot, businessmen must get into community planning In a big way, . ...,.rdl!l& lo ~y <><- petienced architect. and city planners. -. "Cities are vital lo bullness. We have gone about u far as we safely can. perillps too far, In deceotrall%1ng Industry and for Ill own good industry now must help revltaliz.e t h e cities." says Louis C. Ripa. chalnnan of Porter & Ripa Associates, Inc.. or ?\1or- ristown, N.J. his wife wilf fmd every kind of supporting facilities -houses lakes a some~·hat more shopping available within a and apartments, schools, shop-radical approach to the prol>- few minutes of ber home. ping centers, hospitals and lem. &n5lble community plan-. recreaUonal raciUUes." Known as a daring archite<> nipg will .save milllona of. tal., Since an urban ~vlronment . ti;ral jnoovatot..v Ler~r ... ~d;dollafs a Ye.Br 'in OOmmut.er is so necessary to many vanced. t~o radical proposali b'anslt subsidies and save peo. businesses Ripa said industry for the etty of the future - pie even more in trains and must heip re!tore t h e vertical roning and somethln& long haul bus fares and even· nelabborbood concept to life he calls "continue she1ter." tually will solve the natkln's tn the ma}or cities. The urban By vertical zoning. Lerner major traffic problem, Ripa neighborhood too orten has sald he meant b u i I d I n i . added. eroded or been turned into a skyscrapers and zoning some "An efficiently planned city, jungle, he said. by the social floors for residence. some fer sare. comfortable and con-and business trend of recent shopping. some for offices, venient for populace and yean. others for hospital! a n d business is feasible now," La\\Tence Le mer of Litton cilnics. and some even f<r Ripa said. "But business will Industries' architectural thHtres. have to take the lead in 8Usbidary, SapbJer, Lerner L A tentative experiment bringiog it abouL Schindler 1gree.a with Ripa along these line! shortly will "as a total urban envirofunent <;omplei:" on a sii:-acre tract in downtown Atlanta b y Cousins Properties, Inc., and AIJ><r! Corp. The Oinni communJtY is not r6ldential, though. ll is to contain a 500 room hotel, shops, offices. tennis courts, a swimming pool and theatres. Lerner's plan is more dar- ing. lo the oommunity he en- visages, a family might rare- ly have to venture more than a few blocks from ill apart- ment. For all the needs of dai- ly living, cither than going to wort, it would simply use elevators. Jn ruch a city the need for private automobiles or public tramit would .~ drastically re.iacea. . -- Gerard Mowbray, w~tern regional sales representative of Philco-Ford's LI q u id Process Products operation said that the new water and waste purification system developed by Philco-Ford yields product water which Is crystal clear. dramatical!} reduced in hardness and "''ith increased purity . In the Philco-Ford system which uses a purification pnr cess knov.TI as ·•reverse ogmo&is." polluted or brack ish .... ·ater is forced under various pressures through a mem brane to achieve J>tlrlt-y, . . Ripa said that in the well- planned city of the future, a man will be able to get to his job within 15 minutes. his children-will be· able to get· to school in even less time and "From now on. when a ma· about t~ Importance of the be launched in Atlanta by still jor corporation decides to urban en vi r on men l for another group. Omni lntema· OOild a buge new piant._I think._ busin~sU LJ~. a~..1J)illl9n 1.J..story it "'iii have to consider aJJ the revitallzing urban life. lie mega-strruclure, will be built .--------------- Frawley: Dropout to Millionaire LOS ANGEW !AP) -Pat- rick J. FrawleJ, Jr .• chair- man of the executive com· mlltee and major stoctbolder ol Shick, Inc.. told an Inter· viewer recently: 11A penon can be a genius at one Lhlng and 1 complete imbecile at anotbrr.'' And while Frawley sa)'I be falls In the latter category when It comes to technical and mechanical matters, no one doubts hb talenl !or m.,, .saletmllllhlp or his under-lllndlnc ol COlllUlll<r appeal. to Gillette !or ttS mlllloo, nla. en<t turned tt0.000 - promising to stay out of tbe rnosUy ln loen1 Crom bis five pen business for five years -sl•lert -lnto multi-million then took over Eversharp'1 dollar corporate juggernaut, Shick '"'°' blade divl<lon and His penonal fortune is esli- beat Gillette on it& own ground mated al $2.0 mllllon. with stainlNI steel bladei. Another ,.~rawley business Now Frawley glvtt every grows out ot hi.I interest in sign of building yet another adcllctlGOs: Schick l.Abon· strong corrsumer corpontkm tories, wlth two hospitals for Willi Schick. Inc.. fonnerty the cure of .alcoholism •nd Schick Electric ,lhe company six centers for cure of smok· h1s launched a new line of Ina. toi&etries a.nd beauty products, I<'rawley himself is a former uoleashecl the biggest adver· alcoboUc ciiicl reformed smok- tising campaign in company er. He wu cured of his drink· history, and reoot'led third Ing at Shadel Hospital in quarter Sllles last month th1t Seattle by me.ai1s .bf an aver- are up 101 f>C!1<'l1t -flS.5 sJoa trutment that oo im- mIUion, compar<d wttli !$0 5!e him he booght the million lif IUU year Illes last taJ Ind the cure, later y .. r. pp Ylnl II lo 11moldng. Fraw· tlon," Frawley aays. Ria avenkln t.rtatment is Pavlovian. snd his office Is decorated with a poster sbow- ing the RussJan scientist. "Pavlov V.'jlS the greatest sclentill of all time," Fnwley says. Fnwley denies that be i.I a "right winger," altbo<Jgh at the AmC! time be says amok· Ing llld alcohol "aclcllction" are port of a communlsl pl-Ot. THERE OV&R SCIO SKILLED TECHNICIANS READY TO SERVE YOU ON COSTA MESA'S Harbar Baul.vard af Car• LOOI POI THI IMIUM AT NABERS J BAUER CADILLAC INC. BUICK 2600 2'25 HARBOR BLVD HARBOR BLVD. ~ ... PURIFICATION SYSTEM VIEWED !From 'left) J. S.nzit, J, Brown, W. Hoover --- I 1000 ORDER rJ \'~ Beautiful ..... , . ,· Stic:k·on { I YOURS . lit LABELS '\ ~, ~ .f'ONL Y "I: TODAY! $125 ,... ~X I NC~ Penonali1ad • Stylish • Effic:ient Order For Yourtelf or a Friend May be used on envelopes ., return aGdre'' lab1l1. Al,o very handy '' identification lebels for marking per1on1I it1m\ such •s book1, record1, thotos, etc:. lebels stick 011 91111 •rui may t used for m1rkin 9 home c enn•d foc:d items. All l•bels 1t1 printed 'l>lith stylish Vo9ue type on fine quality white 9'-'mmtd paper. r----~:-....~::::;::::~~:----1 I ,Hitt , .... "" L•MI Ill•~ ... o ·~· uu I I c""' M••· C•111. 11114 I I I I I I I I I I I I I L----~~l:..~!-~R!~!!~~----J ) I l I J •' § l'nnrley built the Paper Miile Pen Co. fn.n scratch. He overcame, consumer dl&- frust of ballpolnl>, sold pens aod refills at a price othtra said • ...., proh!bfUvcly high. and made 110 million before be WU JO. Frawley, 491 111 a blu..:Oyed ley 1ay11 he'• spent I( million ! riohman, a hiih edlOOI cl"'!> In ..-l'cll oo lddlctloll. out who grew UJ1 In Ni..,.agua, "The medical prolesslon bu ,1aoi1.,.,,,,111.,.,d_,,,__,,•=cc:iden=: =t-=ln~l:allfor.==-'110"'-"'"ild=•~ or addl.,. Meanwhile, P'rawley has added 1 new face at Schick'1 headquarten. Mark Spiti. su- per awtmmer, has signed an unusual lifetime oontract, and Frawley says, "I hope to teach hlm the whole buslne:51. He's a clean cut boy, I hear be turned down a mllllon and a half at Budweile.t -didn't want to make hil money In liauor. i.1 Jikc that. .. ~*-..:---~....c=c-...c-~ _ f'ruley oold PJper Mete ' - • . . •• . . . ... . ' OAILY f'ILOT • . Real Estate Tax Relief Vowed . ' Bu~ Com1nission Rejects Alternative. Questions/Comment By Realtor Randall Mcc ardle Wlth..CI ti.. booting 1nthuol1at1JnJ)r1ngo.C04"1ty, the price ot reel Mt1t• 1lon9 the Coast has got to bl tapwialve. Even on 1 chlUy Sunday, tM bays In Newport ind Huntington Herbor ire crowded with Nil bMt1 lacking beck ind forth. S..mt 11 if every oth1r bOlt Is ;>.~•!! 1 c.tamaran or aome kind of 11llbo1t. How many boats ire tMre In Callfornl• now? Whet percent of the boats 1r1 wllboat1? Hpw much 11 waterfront property on Lido lolo? T. S., Huntington Beech Boating continues to grow s1gnif1cantly in Orange County followin~ only Los Angeles County in virtually every category, in the number of boat registrations. A ,ignificant trend in lhe pleasure boating 1ield includes l gradual transition toward larger, more powerful boats. In the ~1 two years, there has been an increase ln the nu1nber of boats in the over-16 foot group, and Lapering off in the number under-16 f~t long. In add.itioo, .boats in the 40 feet or longer category ore increasing their share of lhe U>tal. The increase _in SUN KE N FIREPLACE, CAT HEDRAL BEAM CEIL INGS AT BIG the average horsepower of all motor powered craft in- dicates the tnovc toward more powerful motor boats. CANYON HOMES inboard ooats make up 12 percent of the tocal . Ne wport Development Orange Cowity stands second throughout the state ror all boat registrations with 37 ,087. Sailboat registra- tions account for less than five percent, but their popu- larity appears to be increasing. Waterfront proOOrtY on Lido Isle starts at $3,500 per front foot with ihe'i.verage vacant lot selling for in excess of $100,000. Our prnent home h11 an lnt1re1t rate of 61/z per- cent. We •r• considering buying a new home in Mission Vie jo. Thi tnt1rfft rate on the new home would bt 7V2 perCllnt. W1 are confused. How Important of a factor 11 this lncr11111 In In terest ratt ? We kind1 li ke the new home, but w1 en joy the payments ind the interest rat• on our present home. L. J., Newport Beach First, take a realistic look al the actual effect of the increased interest rate. Big Canyon Top of Line Scheduled for Grand Open- ing l]§Xt moJ_ltlJ, the exclusive Broadmoor Homes at Big Ca- nyon In Newport Beach will be the finest Richard 8 . Smith , Inc. development ever, ac· cording lo Richard E. Winn , vice presldent of the building firm. According to Winn, nearly a third o! the 81 homes still under construction h a v e already been reserved. out. private 18-hole golf course and _Winn added that the Board-separJ1te pri.vate..cO!IDlo' ctu.b. moor homes now under con-• 1 1· b d I Ri h .. rd The homes are staggered at ~rue I~ Y eve oper. c,i variou s levels 10 provide a · Smith, Inc.,. constitute . he wide variety of views and set· latest construction and desi.gn . innovations. with many ad· tings. ditlonal features not available Located across from New- in the past. port Center, o<r San Joaquin By EDMOND Le BRETON WASHINGTON CAP ) - PresJdtnt N I J o n ' 1 ad- m:lntsttatkm win keep worl(!nt- for federaJ relid' to thole who pay local property taxea, even though an advl8ory com- mission recommended against its favorite method. aays T re o 1 u r y Undersecretary Edwin S. Collon. The Advisory CommlJslon on Intergovernmental Rela- Uooa baa turned down a recommendation by its own staff (or federal incenUve grants to encourage states to adopt "circuit-Meaker" pro- perty-tu policies, benefiting elderly and poor homeowners and renters. These would provide tax cutoffs or rebates when the property tax exceeded a flxed proportion of the taxpayer's income ... The commission also re. jected a compromise propo&al by Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz favoring tax relief either by a direct federal circuit-breaker program, aid to States for similar pro- gl'ams, or unspecified other methods, THE COlllMISSION agre<d lactily only to keep the whole matter u n d e r advisement while effects of f e d er a I revenue sharing and of court decision on property tax finan- cing of education are studied. REAL ESTATE federal, stale and local of- ficials, has only advisory rune· tions. AS TO prospects for a general reduction of property laxes by 50 percent, an an- nounced loog-range.goal of the admi.nlstration, Cohen said, "We would have to take this step relief for the elderly poor first." Last January, Nlxon assign· ed to the commission the task of studyin_g -~ilities J!>r property-tax relief, 1iiClu.Cllng specifically the question of whether lbe government should consider a value--added tax-a form of national sales tax -to produce an estimated $13 billion in revenueS that could be used to offset pro- perty taxes. Since then, however, ad- ministration spokesmen have backed away Crom the idea of I voJUl>Odded tu. 'l\e ...... mlllloo roporied tlllt aucfl I Ill Is not -fer properl)' IU·r<llel purpoeH -IJ1ooP It stW may be COll3id..-.d II tho government h.u lo nllt revtnue for other purpoaes - and Che <'OPUttlsslon wenl ololl( wtlh t h I s recom- mendation. • However, the oommllsion allO turned down a start recommendation for a federal ~loeDCOIJl'agelllles by granll lo improve their property • ...........,, pn> cedur<s. TUE OPPOSmON ID Che variout proposals !Ol' 1pecl!lc federal grants wu Md by Gov. Dan EvtuJJ of Washington. a RePtJblican, and joined in by two DemocraUc congres.smm, L. H. Fountain of North Carolina alld Al Ullman or Oregon. Evan.! Said the proposed circuit-breaker grldli would be unfair lo stales that alrtady have moved on their own to provide some reUef to elderly or poor homeowners o r renters considered too overburdened by the property tax . The congressmen objected on grounds such grants would amount to additional categorica1-ald Jlr'Oil'ainS and that the nation, at Ni1oo's suggestion, is moving from such programs in the dlrectlon of general and special revenue sharing. which leaves more discretion to local officials as to how money should be spent. Many of our clients, when they get out their pencil or discuss it with a realtor or lending institution find that the difference in monthly payments is not a signifi· cant factor. For example, the difference in monthly pay· ments between a 6'h percent loan and a seven percent loan for 25 years is 32c per $1.000. Between a 612 per· ooit and 712 percent loan, it's 64c per $1,000. Priced from approximately $100,000 and available in both four and five bedroom estate. sized models. the homes feature a variety of custom extras and e I e g ant ap- pointments. Every home has at least two fireplaces. cathedral beam ceilings and three-car garage. Dramatic "We have upgraded' many or Hills Road, the Broadmoor the materials used," Winn Homes sales complex can be pointed out, "as "'eU as in-reacred via Big Canyon Drive . creased the square footage of Although models are not yet the Interiors. The lots are completed, the temporary generally larger than ever sales office is located at the before, and each master suite ~ of. Big Canyon Drive and has it! own private patio-11 open dally. garden as well as an enclosed ;:-=-=-=========; It approved a statement that "states should retain primary responsibility for shaping poUcy dealing with general property-tax relief and in- trastate equalization of school finances." In an intfrview after the vote. Cohen Mid he is certain Nixon still is concerned with the plight or poor and elderly homeowners. Some or them .' the commission was told, pay from 10 to 30 percent of their total inoome Jn property taxes. CdM Realtor Honored Many a person considering buying a home has been surprised by the smallness of the dollar increase. garden area off each master suite bathroom. All models feature both pations, as well as large roman baths and boudoir areas." Excl us ive Corona del ~iar realtor. Randall R. McCardle is an investment analyst, college foyer entranceways are stan· lecturer, and author of "Real Estate in California." Send dard, along with wet bars, vour comments and questions to Randall R. Mccardle, c/o open garden kitchens, and the DAILY PILOT, Box 1560, Costa 1.fesa, 92626. • nylon shag carpeting through- Jn addition to superior design and construcUon, the Big Canyon homes by Broad· moor are surrounded by a Inside the DAILY PILOT is another great newspaper - the Christian S c i e n c e Monitor. Jn-depth features and commentaries f r o m Christian Science 1'1onitor News Service are published exclusi vely in Orange County by Che DAILY PILOT. "I don't think he is going to veer off his course just because of this vote," Cohen said, noting that the com· miss.ion, which is compased of Earle R. Corbin. has been awarded a Graduate, Realtors Institute (GRI) educational certificate, according to Curt E. Dosh, president oJ the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. The designation was award- ed by the Realtors Institute or BOATING ANO FISHING OFFERED .IN MAN-MADE LAKE AT VI LLAGE SAN JUAN IN CAPISTRANO Leisure ~actor Sells Village Sru1 J ua11 1be low maintenance feature of homes ar· Village San Juan seems to be the number one factor behind the jmpressive sales record at the community lo.cated just off the San Diego Freeway in San Juan Capistrano. According to rtports from sales personnel ,the buyers range in age and famil y type, yet have one thing in common -they're active. For a snaU monthly fee, resident.. receive a mem- bership in• Che VllUage San Juan Homeowners Associa- tio.n. The Association takes care of in;untenance of the common grounds, recreational areas, and home e:rteMors or the Village Townhomes. The six eountry Court Home models available are priced from $22,990 and feature up t0: four bedrooms and two baths in one and two story designs. Created as two single family homes which are attached, the Country Court Homes provide Coast Do111es •a unique courtyard area which you may landscape to. your lik· ing or for easy care build in a wood decking patio with a trellis for shade and hanging potted plan~s. Th~.courtyard is accessible from two aides of the home and provides the perfect outdoor entertainment area for parties or just plain relaxing. The four lownhome plans start in price from $22.990 and offer up to three bedrooms and tW'O baths also. in one and Newer two story designs. With from four to six units per building, townbome living provides an extra measure of home securi- 1Y for people on the go. In addition, the co..rrununity is just a five minute drive from Dana Point Marina, 'a brand new 2,000 boat marina, and Doheney Recreation Park, famous for its miles of surfing beaches. A number of custom features are offered in the basic purchase prit'e Includ ing carpeting in the living room, dining room, master bedrQom, hall\li·ay and stairs, interior laundry facilities, enclosed garage. deluxe General Elec· • tric tange and oven. vaulted • , . l' B · ' ceilings, complete exterior in· Realtor s Describ e 'Ty pica uyers sula•ion, mas.ler bedroom suites. fencing a n d un- PREVIEW CASTILLE!· • !<: 9.4-yeaNi!d honie~· wi{h three bedrooms and t\li'O baths in Its 1,695 square reet or liv- ing space is the typical pre- owned home currenlly being sold In the Orange Coast area, aceordlng lo a computer study by Walker & Lee, Inc .• Anaheim-based realty firm. Data for the survey \Jl•ere derived from 1972 sales of nearly 600 homes worth llO million -at the flnn 's off~es in Q>sta 1.1esa, Fountain Valley, Huntington Be a ch, . Westntlnster and Ne W p o rt Beadl. "Orange Coast homts are newu and largtt than the average borne sold by the 33 Wall<er & Lee o!ncet In SOutbern CalHomia," s a I d Ernie Le.Blanc, e a s t fl r n retiional vice presklent ror Walk.er t Lee's Res a I e Division. dis"Jlwa·shef, fireptifce, dfllp(!S, .. complete carpeting and an open patio. The average home buyer in the area was 35.3 years old. had two children and earned $15.168 annually. Most worked In lower martagement posi- tions or sales and se"ices jobs. I The Costa Mesa office or \Valk.er & Lee sold homes that averaged $33,375 in price and had a square foot.age ol 1,665. Average age of the home was 9.4 years. The typical Coma Mesa buyer was 35.2 years old. had two children, ond earned 115,1121 per year. His previous home sold for $32.492. derground utilities. bUyf!r'S'boOght homes of 1.9t2 • A tofaf .of 'eight .. deCornted square feet for an avera ge models with interiors by Sad· price of $34 ,835. Nearly half of dlebaek Interiors are on- lhese homes had r 0 u r display dally. To reach Vil~age bedrooms aod their average age was 8.9 years. The typical buyer was 35.6 years old, had two children. aod earned $15,144 annually. '11ie typical Newport Beach home 90Jd for $36.229, had San Juan, take the S.in Diego Freeway south to Junipero Serra Road exit, proceed left under the freeway . then tum left again to the V\llage San,1 "---- Juan entry. 1,684 square feet and was 10.7 T N' z A brand new world is about to be years ·old.Jtwaspw:cbased by op r.gu.e discO'ilred. An exciting, St-4 mllll on world a buyer who was 39.9 years of dlstlnctlvely beautltul homes. A world old, had t"'O children, and Ma1t c ;·Ad a• modern IS tomorrow, but accented in earned $15,786 anooally. a.IJC: atchltectural aty\lngs which in'Pire lmtges Westminster's a v e ~ a g e or Old Splin. home cost $27,691, had 1,385 LA JOll..A -The Nntional A MW WOl'k:I callld .,Cutille". , Mjuare feet and was 12 years A.~iatioii of HOf1'1' Bullders' . Flw, unlquety enchanting floor plana ... Id -· 1 •· I bu "6 •·i d f k one end two atMes ... up to four bedrooms o . 1 ue ypn:a Y'r was oH· '3tl es an ,_ ar etlng Council end three b1th1 ••. 1loped ceilings, and years old with two children has nam~ Donald T. open--tieirlh fl replace• •• , and, a plctur· and an annual income of Mc,.fullen its Sale~ and $11 .955. flfarketing Man of the Vear. esqu• neighborhood of graCflfulty Windi"Q streets and rol llng hllls. All within the •J*:taCullt WDtld of Mission Viejo ... • world designed for carefree, fam · Uy ltle styles. A lotaHy ptanMd community, complele with churches, schools, shopping centers, and $3.5 mllllon In recreational laclUtles. Pr•vlew OfJr new Cu:lllltl -now wl'li11·you. have a whote community of homea from Which to ChOoet • Flom $30,995 CASTILLE Walker le Lee sells ap-McMuUeo, an assistant vice proximately J,000 homes each president of Avco Community montll and has sold oeariy Dev•iopers. Inc. (ACD ) end G:r JZ0,000 sinct Jt was founded In director of marketing ror • !!Ml . II alao .. u. investm nt • ACD's Laguna Niguel. "" MISSION VIQO, CALIFORNIA the ca1ifon1ia Real Estate As.sociation and the National Association of lteat Estate Boards. Earning it requires comple tion of 18 units of specialized real estate educa- tional courses offered by CREA on such subjects as real eetate saJes, investment, ad- ministration, a ppr a i s a J, management and law. • • =- -·-, Selling tor an average price ol '33,fll. Ille typical Orange Coul hocne haJ • >bake roof, bUllWn ranee and o v e n , The Fountain Valley olfice·s homes averaged $35.071, and had 1.721 square feet . Typical age of the home was 7 .6 years. The f'ountaln Valley home buyer was 34.3 years old, had two children, and e.amed II5,11fl annuaUy. His previous home 10id for $30.111. HunUngton Beach h o m e JWOPf!f'liet and lnsurance. and cited by the council for "M.W.MOIAlllll provides uorow and mol1G•8• dcvtloping a markeUng plan _,... ~·s MOSTsuCCESSRJL NEWlPWK' !T1•) llSM741 · services. ror 890 horn,!, 1 -~~~~~~~~~~~-.. ~""~N-""'::_'""_;_~~~~~~~-"•:__"""'~-'"°'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' • • r • e y I I, 4 • Marion c. Buie of Newport Beach bAS 1-1 appointA!d to the new position of sales maJU1ger in Coldwell, Banker and Company's Ne~rt Beach resi· dential salee ollice. 2 Standards Of Housing Under Fire WASHINGTON -The persistent refuMI of the U.S. Department or Labo< to apply a different health and safety standard to hooslng and light coutructlon than It does lo heavy construct!~ could .... nectaarily affect the price of housing, the housing Industry told a House subconunlttee to- day. Stan)ey Warancb, of Norfolk, Va .. president or the 6.1,000-member Nat Ion a 1 Asaoclation ol Home Builders, urged approval or proposed legislation which would re-, quire the Labor n-.0 rtment to "'· • •• .. · .--~.--., I ~ ""'"'-'¥ promulgates e par ate st.an-• ·'-"' ·~~ ,._ .... dards for light co.nstructlon. , : Unless that happen!, Waran- ch told the Hoose Labor Select Subcommittee on Education and Labor, ·~he natural mull will be to foree many borne builders out of business." The survivors "will see their costs unnecessarily lncn,.1oed and the price of their prQduct, housing, lncreaaed without warrant.'' ''Thl.s makes oo sense," Waranch continued, "when tt all can be avoided by develop- ing reallstic safely lllandardt .. . •P.P-J'Ol'rie!Oly protect the worker, employeir.' w lflllCh, .. he did In Senote tesllmony, 'POlnted out lhat there· -41,' ~ • vast difference hetwet11 balldlng and rem<¥!el· Ing homes 11'!4 apartments of three stories Or 1eu and con- otructlng lkyacra-. bridges and highways. "We are, without reserva· lion. in complete a~ent with the objectives ol oc- cupallonal safety and health legWation," Waranch said He noted lhat the housing ln- C!ustry bas not sought es· emption for light residential construction from application of the legislation, but only development and application of -that properly reflect the hazards and work ooodlliOlll In the industry. In lacl, since last !all NAHB began working through the American .National Standard> lnsUtute toward development of COn>eJISUS standards design. · ed specllically ,for. ~I g h t mldential COllllrucUon. The' atandardJ are nearly com- pleted and ANSI approval is hoped fer soon. 2 Agencies End Hassle Ori Parcel -WS ANGELES>(AP ) -The state Division of Highways and the Los Angeles Com- mWllty Redevelopment Agen- cy, two government agencies that handle a billion dollars each year, ha.Ye ended two years or haggling over a liey &liver or downtown -"'· The fX'ICO to the local agen- cy's ooly $$0 or about seven cents a square foot. The 76kjuare-root, weed- Covered lot 1&n 't much to look a~ but Its location ls good. The property Ls situated clo&e to the Harbor Freeway and the ,_ Los Aneeles Convention Center. The lot, one ol 1.1100 ~i. left over from free.way c:on-· llnldion in Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura counties, baa beeo lot .... •Ince 19>3. The nle ii <09llni the lllltA! • a)>out f500 -the average ~ escrows and other 1ng reeo. But Division of . olllclals •Y they'll • t up io a felf years .. becaUM ol the cool ol U.plng • the lllver on the dlvlsk>n'a -· ·-, boob. - ' Sund1y, January 7, 1~73 • • HOW DOES YOUR MENT MEASURE UPIO OUR 11HOUSE POWER11 RATING? COMPARE The only thing that rent buys you ls a place to sleep. But, owning your own, beautiful Aliso Villas Townhome, in fabulous Mission Viejo, gives you a place with more Ille [I] MOVE-IN COST ~MONTHLY PAYMENTS @] WXURY FEATURES ~RECREATION (ID LOCATION to live! And, Aliso Villas are so affo rdable, you can own one with paym ent s, in mos t cases, no more than rent. Veteran SO Down. Typical V.A. Sale: Plan E. Cash Price Sl8,500. Ca sh DoWTI Pay ment SO. Mov e-in Clo sin g Co st Appro xi rmll ely $625.00. Monthly pavments, ba sed on the above unpaid balance o! $18,500, are S 190.00 in 354 successive, equal monthly installments, including principal, intere st, es! imated taxes and hom eown ers associ ation clu es. Annual percentage rate of 725%. Two· and Three-Bedroom, On e· and Two·Story homes wilh -buill ·i n range and oven, automatic dishwasher, wall to wall shag • carpeting in master bedroom, living room, halls, and stairways. Sliding glass doors open to a private patio or courtyard. A spacious swimming. pool with patio and sundeck area, clubhouse, park and picnic grounds, and children'>G play area ... all steps away from your Aliso Villa. fabulous Mission Viejo Is located in the heart of Southern California's recreational capitol. Three more recreation centers valued at over $3.5 million; a theatre; shopping ; private golf course; hospital; and medical center are all here now. freeway close to work. Just minutes to marinas and fishing. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~--Pritetie'ally-n~Nle€1ffi'}cseheelttfld-e~:es-;-~- • ~ APPRECIATIO~ • , [ZJVIEW - . . . [!)VAWE The perfect location for carefree living~, ____ _ playing, iµtd p!arutlrig for the future. Mission Viejo housing values have soared In the last few years. In your Aliso Villa you will build equity month·after-month, plus join-in Mission Vlejo's ever increasing property values. Add these benefits to the several tax advantages and you come up with a solid, sensible move to good living. The Aliso Villas neighborhood is designed upon terraced hillsides, taking full advantage of the many, uninterru_Qted viewsites. Mission Viejo is also famous for its acres of rolling hills and fertile valleys. The air is clean, and _the sky is blue. Aliso Villas Townhomes are constructed in the Mission Viejo tradition of careful craftsmanship and conscientious quality. A - combination that assures you enduring value. JILISO VILLAS TOWNHOMES .~. FHA, VA & CONVENTIONAL 1714) 830·0690 • Photos of actual events tn Mission Vle!o 1ep1od:oced l:\J siiectaJ. pmnln\on of the MJsslon VJeJo Jteporter. • DIJLV PILOT • ' . ' •: ' 1. • ' • ·-MARVELOUS MISSION VIEJO $37,SOO "'"'"" lk.ltlM. °""" tor 111,... 9,,...119, Kii•• 11m1ry, • Md~ 1 NIM. '""911111Ceftt 11,.11ce win$ ..,mlratfotl If 111 111 i.rwe f1llllly l'Mft1, CinlolTI fflptt, CIOtld IO!t c1rpell1'19, 111 el«tric "AWtrd" lllllJl-111 tll!Clllll, dl ..... •Nltr, P1ti.. l .. vtlllll prlvalt 1rovM1 -t fHl11y •I •t Wlltl nwttd llNll IJthH,_ •lM030 Since 1926 - ma Ilea , ""Y •PPM 1119 llMM Wltll 4 NYC!Ows ... ,......... 2 ....... !llM 111 ~ Jl"l'tln In n.. 111'911 QnnHy """' wltl ~ • 111111 ••••llllt fl...,..ce. """-•" dbtlW•sher. lllMl\ltt 111•1111 -. R-M rtlllll Md tnlltr wUll ellty HcetL H•y "°'"" off t•rltL Prim. !iKltllll ......... WATERFRONT-HUNTINGTON HARBOUR- $65,000 LI,,_ 11111 • mi!llOllll" 111 YNr ~. T"'"'' l'Ytn. • Chris Craft IPl'f-bul 1t11l•1 lnchOr• .. 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Mlll(ll mortl 5*-17" OUJILCOAST ~OFflCES--~ *COSTA MESA S40.172o 2955 Harber llvd. * HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-6691 1•111 IHcll llvd. * HUNTINGTON BEACH 962·5566 9017 Adaw * HUNTINGTON BEACH 846-0604 S,824 EdhHJet * HUNTINGTON BEACH 962·8865 "31 H•llto11 * HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 841383 16SS2 lotso Cllico * FOUNTAIN V~!-.1;1Z,.,. • .,) 962·l373 *FOUNTAIN VALLEY 842.2561 , 17145 M..-llo ~ISSION VIEJO • · 83o.6060 JJJJ1 JI T• leod * LAGUNA HILLS • ~ 830-6030 ........... Pim. Ml70 lctdrfiet4 ilr SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 493.1341 11771 ht o-. .... 1" .SAN CLEMENTE • ' 492·7210 ·11011.11~ LUXURY I. A VIEW! $53,7501 NEWPORT Pftltlfl lclcll"lllll 4 1.NClolts llotdrotml,, 2 IKfl'MJ Ultlt, ltfll l•"'ilY rMm !tr exten$1¥1 •1"111111111 wlrlt • ...,.,_ 11,...ce. Fill"! ...... t l!Cllfll. o.tllllo9 to lltrfft'lrtol, l11ttrcom, C-try ciulet mr wfl!I cltl'Wil 11111 lt¥efY ...... 1-. P ..... ..-Illy (I~, dra.,.., .... ...., CUlltm ,_..,.. PLUSI ... 1721 , .~ i • • • ' I • ; -• ' • ' ' • 1 . . ) . ' • ' • • • • • . . • • . . :~ · 1973 PINTO t heits.4•• 4 Spftd,,NOr bun...,-gvord..,_.;,,.,t Int• · r'or, but"-t 11M1.._ forced oYh-t•r, ete. t3R10Wll62251 1 IMMEDIATE· DELIVERY PRE- INVENTORY PRICE ALL NEW 1973 PINTO WAGON 2000 CC '"'glne, lil\led glo11, radio, wide OYol b.lted ,;,.., ot~. ~. vm,4 lilllerior. • 1lA12Xl l l7t61 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PRE- INVENTORY PRICE BRAND NEW 1973 FORD LTD 2 DOOR HARDTOP 400 VI 1n9l111, vinyl h1t1rior, vl nyl roof, whit. w•ll tir1t, f1ctory 1ir, r.t· dio, h11t1r, tintt>d gl111, wh-1 cov1rs • (JJ625141511l $ PRE INVENTORY PRICE ALL NEW . 1973TORINO V-8, Cruise-0-Motic Trans •• WSW $ Tns, Wheel Covers, Power Steering & Brakes . Factory Air, Rodie>, Heater, 1inted Gloss:(#3A27F141289) . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY PRE· INVENTORY PRICE BRAND NEW 1973 GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR HARDTOP . -- PRE-INVENTORY PRICE V-8. Cnlise-o-motic,· foctory air, radio, hlotet, tinted glOss,· whittWalls. wheel covers & loaded. IJJ16HI 14260l IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • • '70 DUNE BUGGY Comp!•!• wllti 1~1•1 wtlffl1, !Ir .. n:i11 wr. (IJ1CHIJ CORON IT • /68 DODGE . - -v-11,outo Tron~_P'S ;Vinylroaf lie ND X\11:.!SO r•E INYINTOIY P'IKI MUSTANG ' 6 7 A•o ·~L """' "<..rrt M ,., ..... -. l ct11se UO::·•S? PRE INYINTOIY PllCI '65 CHEV. PICKUP a flttts de licenu Mo 528610 Pll INYINTOIY PllCI '68 DODGE PICKUP I foot IWIPb cl. l t«!H Mo 187048 Pll INYINTOIT PllCI EL CAMINO '6 7 V-8, ~·u10. tro~s., powtr 1111ring, Ml.,..,,, lop Vie!. License Mo ¥46957 Pll lllYINTOIY PRICI DAILY PILOT D J 1/2 TON PICKUP 1/2 TON PICKUP ISGTAMG 1717 11 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY - $ 9 8 8 302 V-8 Cni;se-0-Mot;c Trans., r ;nted $ Gloss, Ca rgo Doors, Ou tside Mirrors, Comple tel'!f Pa neled ln si dt. 1Ei-4GHPIOl271 PRE-INVENTORY PRICE PRE- INVENTORY PRICE $12 88· ..... -IM-M~D-~;T3-ED~~-l~~-YPA-0E_M_o1-0R -Ho-ME-· PONTIAC '69 lEMANSCOU .. v.a, auto 1ro1u~ pow...-''"'ll'ID Low "" '"1.00-s.no· "° 111seo Pll INYINTOIY PllCI I GALAXIE 500 2 DOOi MAIDTOP $ V-8, auto Irons •. fOClort or coocfit on ng. s!Mn low mi e No 1321179 Pll IMVINTOIY PllCI ''69 ~.~~~ ~'.~~~~~ '4n1 PIE INYENTOIY PRICE CAMARO Y-8. foctory 1 r awid I on n;. ,.._.. ltw• ing.rodio Moat~ Ho ~«27 PIE INVENTORY PllCI '71 DATSU~ICKUP 4 SIMfd rodio heater. Ko 3a5CPG PIE INYENTOIY PIKE '71 GALAXIE 500 HAROTOI" ve, •u~llc, factory •Ir, power 1hMr!119 &. bflkm . !SS..CFOJ DODGE WAGON '6 9 COIONET 500 V-8, OJlo troni , or condition n;. paWtr ""°"" No 104914 PIE HfYENTOIY Pll(I . . ECONO VAN '69 lTONSUPUVAN Auto. lro"s., rod10, htaler. l1c1n11 No. 29802M Pll INVltfTOIY PIKE COMPLETELY SELF CONTAINED • e PUSH-BUTION RADIO • FRONT DIVIDER e TINTED GLASS e FRONT BUNK e AUXILIARY BATIERY e MEDICI NE CABINET e STAINLESS STEEL RANGE COVER AND MUCH MORf. (8480668) -. PRE· --1NVENTOR•Y--- PRIC&- • $ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW FORD MINI MOTOR HOME RED-E-KAMP CONVERSION • Cn,11...o-M•lfc tT1111., ,.....r S'-'"t • .._ arall•, ..,,. 1!"91.... totxlJ 11 ~ly Ttr.. 11 Amp. llttl<'y, 1 T-.. Ch11l11, Edr• CMlllll fll· d!IM'f, Shdlnt C•"" O.n. l"hr .. T'fll"I l"I• 19tl91r SH!, ll:ltlliO, OWhlO. MlrAr1, Tl11'*1 Wi..OV.leld. $ PRE-1NVENTORY PRICE IE34GHP4819J) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW Complilte FORD COURIER 1/2 TON PICKUP WITH A NEW LITE LINE CAMPER SHELL 169 MAIOUIS2Dl.HDTP $1788 -package • 'f'-1, otrto trGnS , loctory or condition ng, power ilNring, AM/fM rodio htot« Yinyl1 $ roof lictnst No 84SAGM Pll INVENTOIOllCI --""----------' -· --MERC • --' VEGA WAGON '7 2 ',l;;;:• ''°'"· ow mD,. lk"" No, $17 8 8 Pll IMVrNTOIT PllCI •• FORD 12419.85 11 rn. tcnol co'h pdc• !rid. la~&. Uc. Defe rr•d p•k• $3032.60 ind. 10,. lie & oll fil'l onc• ct.orv•• for •8 rnon1h1 on OJ)f)•Ovld credii. APlf 11.1ev • ' 2 DAILY PILOT ' . Everyone H11 Something Thet Someone El11 Wenh DAILY. PILOT. CLASSl·FIED ADS You C.n Sell It, And It, Tracie It With • Want Ad ·The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642-~78 for Fast R Th• Area'1 Top Prol•ulonol1 1 Are at Y04Jr S.rvice HARBOR VIEW HOMES 1890 NEWPORT HILLS DR.-EAST. OPEN SUN. 1-5 5 Bdrms. & family rm. 3 Baths.-the popu- lar SOMERSET MODEL. $76,000 -Fee land -yo.u own it! . SOUTH OF HWY., CDM 2207 WATERFRONT -OPEN SUN. 1·5 Like new 3 BR. & family rm. home located on tree-lined street -only I blk. long - quieter than a loser's locker room. $76,000.· CAMEO SHORES 4619 l'Al~flELD-OPEN SUN. 1-4 P.M. s~~·pool. 4 Bdrm! . .!rfamily-rm. Spac- ioU1 g & brkfsL areas. Elegant bit-in featum. $125,000. 675-3000 Gener•I Gener1I Open .JJouM6 Suruiag 1-Sp.m. NEWPORT BEACH 1847 PT. MARGATE 3 Br, Fam. Rm. $69,000 LIDO ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S 133 VIA WAZIERS 3 BR $71,500 BAYSHORES 2752 CIRCLE 4 Br/Denjllin. $67,500 CORONA DEL MAR o am. m, I CAMEO SHORES-VI EW~117,000 A lovely home overlooking the blue Pacific! A mos~,d_eslrable location. 3 B<lnns, family rm, formal dining, 4 baths & H&F pool Sep- arate bonus rm suitable for studio. maid's rm. rumpus room or? Fireplace in LR & master bedroom. Indoor barbeque. Hurry! 4521 ORRINGTON OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :00 BRAND NEWl-LINDA ISLE Luxurious! Long view of lagoon. Contemp. A-lediterranean home with 5 bedrooms, den, huge billi(lrd room, formal dlnlng room & 41.h baths. Rich plush carpeting, expensive wall papers, marble baths & Del Piso tile entry. Superb quality thruouL $285,000 POPULAR LIDO ISLE Warm & friendly! A reaLfamily lwme with 4 bedrooms + space for study. 3 Baths sua deck, loads of storage area & space for b,;at. 40' Lot. Street to strada. $79,500 106 VIA DIJON OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :00 LINDA ISLE-$245,000 Luxurious custom-built 4 bedroom home on lagoon. Huge family rm w/wet bar, formal dining rm, game rm & 4V.. baths. Protected patio, pier & slip for up to 65' boat. Built-in vacuum. Impressive ~story entry. 50 LINDA JSLE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00 BIG CANYON -$117,500 An unu sual contemporary home on a pool- sized lot. L~e. rooms. 4 B<lnns ., family rm. & formal dining rm. New & ready to move into. 3 Car garage. On quiet street. 29 AUGUSTA I:.N. OPEN SAT/SUN.1·5 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUJI Beautiful near-new 4 bedroom residence in this exclusive area SWTOunded by elite B.C. Couatry Club. Sunken conversation area in Jiving rm. Lge dining rm, fam rm with D l Dn l frplace & many extra features. View of area C uxe p CX • • • & goU course. Priced right at $119,000 , , , Corona del Mar CORONA DEL MAR "OWN-YOUR.OWN" ail ln this d 1i ht On the water! Fantastic view & pride of own-~~a~~~~~J~EL, s4 Bedrooi:;, ~.,; ership bldg. Private marina, pool, jacuzzi & bath fireplace, built.In kitcllen. BA C K security guard. Adult occupied. 2 Bclrooms, UNJT I Bedroom. 1 bath. Enjoy your 3 ter- 2 hllths. Vacant.-Jmmediate poss. ~.950 raced porches. ThiJ is a beauty for only BROKERS & SALESMEN ................................ · · · · · $78,500. RON has recently joined the stal1 at our new of· fices. He bu been ln- wtved in RuJ Estate ln the Costa Meta Newport Beach ~ mepilllt -- five years. Wlth thit wide vanecy or experience, you wtlJ find bh -· proteuional service • great help tn tHOMna your needs. CALL RON ANYTIME AT 557-fU> If.el -...... HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS I~ 2841 E. CoHI Hwy., Corono del Mor "Selling RHI Elf•!• In Newport Horbor Since 1944" GINNY MORRISON' .... -REALTOR.!-673·4400 •* *• cm .,_, ~...,...,...,...,..., ... ...,"l"'-~"""!!!!!...,...,~ I •CiM *VtS'de Dr. FAit. G.Mr1I General ·-* Co.ta Mesa 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;-j ••••• 557-4130 1• ~ #2 HARBOR ISLAND IRVINE COVE Open House Sunda.Y 1-5 ll4 RMen. Way ~ VIEW "·"'° SQ. rr. 3 BR I: DE."l Sli5J'lXl Lovely 5 BR., SV.. baths, waterfront home. Lge. living rm. & family rm., just redecor- ated. Pier, float end sandy beach. Beautllul yard w /]ge. shade tree & swimming pool. BILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR 341 B•ysldt Dr., Suitt l, N.B, 675-6161 GeMrll We have an opening in our Residential Di· * OPEN ~OUSES * vision for an eXJ?erienced ~an or woman _poss~lng...ec~'5.ia"!1..an~i!1"Jlf!l~~!!Hl--l--1.'13~B~R~,~2~B~Al~-;723~~c:.am~eo~Hi~·~~ds~,~Co~ro~na~+-o~R~J..Q~'ITl<"""'.n...J..Ql>1G--+ are interested in a beautiful office in the e ar. un. · · MACNAB IRVINE • • • 978 SANDCASTLE 4 BR/Vu/Pool $83,500 RVINIEIERll~O-~~ 2IJOO ALTURA DR. 3 BR. $59,500 LINDA ISLE finest.JO!:llUQn,_ 11'.<lL~i!!i with congenial .... _ DUPLEX 4 BR & I BR) -711 Jasmine, soclates, we ere interested in meeting you, Corona ilel-Y~-SWLT- Office Open Sat & Sun AUSTIN-SMITH, .GofuN .. ASSOCIATES XI:TOR SJN<rl'!Sl- PLEASE CALL &14-1150 1-----RNER-HOMES·------lf'-'---1--4 LIVE & PLAY IN BAYCREST 54 LINDA ISLE DR. 5 BR/Fam./waterfront ***** LIDO ISLE OPPORTUNITY OPEN SAT. & SUN.1-5. 133 VIA WAZ!ERS. l BR., 3 ba.1 aep. din. rm. Lovely front patio. OWner naa purchased another home! ! Eugene Vreeland OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. 1847 PORT MARGATE-HARBOR VIEW HOME. Pllpular portofino model Plans avail. for bonus room. 3 !l<lnriJ., m baths. Fam. Rm., dln. rm., $69,000. Kathryn Raul· aton BAYSHORES-OPENHOUSE SpaclouJ 4 bdrm. w /den, formal din. rm. 6; breakfast room. Low leasehold. Owner wonts sale! $67,500. 2752 CJRCLE. OPEN SUN. P .M. M. Harvey DOVER SHORES BEST BUY ·VAJ;UE CONSCIOUS? U so, you should in- spect this 4 bdrm., 2-story home. Exciting view ot Baclt Bay .. $l!8,500 -Fee. Edie Olson 60' ON WATER , Great !amlly home; 5 BR., 4V.. ba., heated pool, pier & slip lo accomodate Igo. boat. $175,000. Exclusive area of NewporL Triona Bergin HARBOR VIEW HILLS BEAUTY S BR., 3 ha. home; Igo. lam. rm. & formal dining. Lavish lndscpg., willl canyon & some ocean view. 3 Car gar. Fee land. $107,000. Harriett Davies • , 2500 SQUARE FEET ' •. of pure drama & pleasure, can be youn in_U"!-Y._l!!lI.Park for only ~j,~~ 4 Bdrms. 2V.. bil s., lam. rm. !>rime greenliOll Joe. Toni Escobar OCEANFRONT-CAMEO SHORES Breathtakin~ view w/complete privacy, Beautiful tded pool w/tberapy, jacuzzi, fountain & waterfall. 4 BR .. 4 Ba. & powder rm. Prlv. beach. $350,000. Caro! Tatum ATTENTION BEACH LOVERS Please contact me tt you are interested in Beacon Bay proprly. Mary Lou Marion SPYGLASS SPECTACULAR See the view from the top-this 5 bdrm. family bo1ne is walling for you. Large cor· ner lot. Great wet bar. 2 Cozy fireplaces. Only '119,000. LaVera Burns 133-0700 --Coldwell,Banker ~ S50 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B. · ''Our 27th Year'' 644-7270 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., R•altors * BAYSHQRES * 2111 S•n Joaquin Hiiis Road General c;...,.1 "0....loolclng Big Canyon Country Club" ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; · Open S.t. & Sun. 1-5 :!'!:RT cE,.TER, ':i.!;r.1 - 1° CORBlN~MARTIN s-rART": ~i~ r1&1>t . with this Jae. Attractfv. c. F. COLESWORTHY & co. OLD NEWPOtlT ~. ~ -~~ Rare find on the PeninBUla -older duplex, .......u. Uv. ~ Jae. lam. room plus nice diniDi' area, S.Sinners Luck Perfect for the family that need! space but can't afford the big down paymenL Located on a quiet street in an escellent Santa Ana neighborhood. Three bedroom, convertible den or study plus large family room. Heavy shake roof. Close to shopping and transpor· talion. Just 101. down. A beautiful two story family home el $38,950. Olft.rent Strokes For Different Folks Distinctive as your own personality .•. New· port Heights spilt level. Contemporary three bedroom, 2 bath, large family room, double fireplace. Private patio deck. Minimum main,tenance la ndscaping. Priced right at $44,750. Open HouH l:OO till 5:00 1221 KHI, Newport Beach H's vacant so browse to your hearts delighL See quality in decorating, construction and design. Large four bedroon1, plus formal din· ing area. Family room with inviting wet bar. Observation deck with view of Catalina and boating activities. Not lease hold ••• you own the land $87,250. Four Bedroom Plus Ideal Beck Bay neighborhood close to the _Jr.vine Campus. SeparateJamily room, g8J'· den kitchen with eatiJ1g area, formal dining room, wet bar, 21> bath, 2 fireplaces, prof es· slonally decorated, end so much more. Quick poeJession possible. Reduced to $52,900 and worth itl Best Bluffs Condo Open Hou•• I :00 tll 5:00 308 Ottro Vacant and ready for your inspection. Large 3 bedroom. family room, formal dining area. Get used to the easy llie in a Bluffs Condo. This unit is designed for active family living and gracious entertaining. Out of town owne< asking just $61,250. Beycrest-For The Perlectk»nist Georgeous single level Ivan \Veils home !ea· luring 3 bedrooms, formal dining room. mes· sive master suite, and convenient all built-in kltchen. Texas size heated pool for the ulti· mate in gracious entertaining. Separate fenced children's play area. You own the land $89,500. 640-0020 leased on yearly basis. Call for further de-2 bodrooms. 2 baths, b!Wna, tails. Offered at $60,000. copper plumblne. ~ patio, dbl. range plwi BA YCREST BEAUTY -POOL cuport 1 ... boot • Vacant • A fine home In a fine area, center of New· ASKING Ti.'To port .beautiful. Behind wrought Iron gates, A'ITR. 3 BR. 2 ba'• .. , ... llv. you enter an Italian marble entry, bringing rm .. din. area. •lei:. bltns. you to a sunken living room & 'a cozy fire-wtw cup. 4 .ir.,.., nice place area, just the thing for these cool r.:boi.i. ~ "':'·15.l.~ nights. Many amenities that we can show "C" THOMAS you when you make en app't. to v:iew. REAL TOR OFFERED AT $81 ,000 224 w. Cout Hwy M3-0S7 A RARE FIND Newport Beach Eve.M!H643 A real CdM charmer, on the OCt!an side of 4 - U hwy., yet walking distance to all shopping. FANTASTIC This 3 bdrm.:112 bath lwme has additional TUSTI sleeping room in 2 car garage; we have the N key -give us a call. Offered at $64,500. $64,000 F.P. EXCLUSIVE EMERALD BAY $6400 DOWN This executive home is located on top of this Near McFadden A Newport F'rttway tftTtftc k>cat:lon. private community with guarded gates. Own· ~ rean .trfft. Croes In- er ts Washington corporate official, who used inne 7860 bul'd upon 3 it only as his part-time home. Now needs ""'mom <121D> 2 ""' ($1101 larger home. Take advantage of this situa-:ner ~~~:esScb~ lion -offered at $150,000. uled cash spendable v.1llch Call US for your rnl Mtate needs -WE is U.37 cash pJua 8.34 ~ buildup. Total return 21. n. ...IJ•v1.J ot1_Qf gqod !hint lo ltll you •bovf)_ AJLlhia-and L-IWlmmU>o CORBIN-MARTIN INC. REALTORS 644-7662 Gener1I General EXCITING NEW LISTING Corona de! Mar, So. of Hwy. duple:x, on 40 IL comer loL Spacious 2 bdrm. house, beau- tifully decorated & landscaped. Large patio plus sep. 2 bdrm. unit & guest rm., ocean v:iew. 1 Block to beech. Call for app'L to see. $96,500 GOING -GOING - . . and sooo to be gone! 3 CdM Trilli exes; 3 listed. 2 sol~nly I left! Call for details! REAL ESTATE 644 41141 2600 E. c .. 11 Hwy., c.....,. clel M•r. Q: Orange Coast Q, pool, too! CONTACT RICHARD VAN WERT 645-4048 Elmore CompMiy R/E Div. STEP UP TO CULVERDALE IN IRVINE Private part with pool,· ten- nilJ '°"""' planround aad dubhouM!. onmn, thla ..,,_ tHStonal11 decon.ted 4 -211 bath "'"' formal dining room and tepanlte family room total-lno 2100 ... ft. .,,. only $4),900. °'°°8e )'OUI" ~ dng. Pl.eaae call. Daily Pilot Classified Ads for Action ••• Call 642-5678 REAL ESTATE .. 4 4141 • • ' ' Lovely 4 BR home in MINT condition. $79,950. Walter King 644-6200. (W28) A NEW YEAR BLESSING Giving you the warmth & lovingness of a beautifully cared for 5 BR home in East. bluff. Very special price including the land-Lois· Miller 64U235. OPEN SUN· DAY l-S--2318 Arbutus, N.B. (IV29) BAYFRONT Beautiful new 5 BR home. Panelled FR. Lumrlous master suite w-F.P. Gounnet kitctien. Large brk. area. Gallery entry w-stained brick floor. $179,500. Maxine Williams 64U235. OPEN SUNDAY 1~ p.m. •3 Linda Isle. (W30) TURTLEROCK TERRIFIC! Sparkling &-month new! 3 BR & FR. !Ilgh- ly upgraded plan l·A. Close to park. Jack Howell 644-6200. (W31) DOVER SHORES-VIEW Custom designed. FR, bar, lanai, pool & Jacuµi. electronic roof. 2 fireplaces, raised LR & DR. Panoramic view of the bay! OPEN SUN. 1·5. 1424 Galaxy. (W21) JANUARY SPECIAL Prestige location of Harbor View. I year old. Sunken LR, formal DR, separate FR. 3 BR's. $55,900 with land included! Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (W32) ON THE BEACH-OOVER SHORES Bayfront living-custom built. Distinctive 4 yr. old home. Two story entry, walnut &- tile. 4 BR. FR, DR, sunny bayfront kitcll· en. Breakfast area -overlooking private beach. Barbara Aune 64U235. OPEN SUN. I~ p.m._-501 Evcnlni Star Lane. BALBOA ISLAND CHARMER Beautiful condition, never rented. Cozy fireplace, DR, large patio. 3 BR, 11> baths + studio w-fireplace & I> bath. Copper plumbing, newly painted. '84.000. Dona Chichester &12-8235. OPEN SUN. 12-5 p.m. 220 Amethyst. (IV27) •20 ROYAL ST. GEORGE DR. Open 1-5 p.m. Sunday. &-months new, completed. landscaped & tastefUIJy deco- rated. immediate occupancy. $125,000. Jeclt Howell 64H200. (W34) PROMONTORY BAY ~ opportunity. &st facing waterfront lot. Calm, safe yacht mooring. Bert Fehren 1144-6200. (W35) ' -DlR-ECT-01\' ~~ kieMvclra....,-.,.. ........... ,.,.. .. t ......... All ... '111 .................. ... ;:, .... • .,.._ ..... ~ .._. ............. , .. ....,~DAILY rtLot WANT AH.,__ ............ ...._ .,, .. ,.. ............................ --. ... .....,_ .... .., ........ . HOUSES · FOR SALE . 19802 Providence. HunUngton Beach 646-0555 $3l.~ (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOMS 2602 Crestview (Bayshores) NB Ill Via Vella (Lido Isle) NB 67~1 (Sun 1-5) $58,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) (4 Bedroom & Family Room ., Deni 277 Pearl. Laguna Beach 2024 Balearic Dr (Mesa Verde) Cll 494-6201 $61 ,500 (Sun 12-5) 545-4577 $46,950 (Sal & Sun L-5) 12 BR and FM RM OR DENI *1900 Highland, Newport Beach 2024 Port Proven"' Pl. (HVullomes) NB 545-8424 $42,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-6249 $54,500 (Sat. & sun. 1i.5) 2762 Circle (Bayshores) NB 4521 T (C Sho ) CdM 644-2430 $67 ,500 (Sun 1·51 remone amoo res 8500 Surfvlew. Corona del Mar 644-6200 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) * 1100 Somerset (Westclill) NB 644-2430 $74,500 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235 (Sat. & Sun. l-5) tt1653 Bayside Dr (Yachtsman's Cove) 2030 Port Cordill (HVuHomes) NB Corona del Mar 675-6900 $57,000 (Sun~l-5) 675-1935 (Daily! 13 Bedroom) 133 Via Waziers (Lido Isle) NB : 644-2430 $71.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2000 Altura Dr (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-2430 $59,500 (Sun 1-5) 227 Ruby Ave. Balboa Island 673-1488 $71,500 (Sat. & &m. 1-4) 2928 Dorn Court, Laguna &a.~c~h=-94-$f7 $69MO -' un. !-dusk) 419 Irvine (N'pt HghtJ) NB 673-6510 $41,000 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 1720 Kings Rd . (N'pt. Hghts) NB 673-9060 $82,000 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 232 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa 545-8424 $26,500 (Sun. 1·5) 723 Cameo Highlands, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 . (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) 16214 Shasta, Fountain Valley 646-0555 $33.950 (Sun. 1-5) 2510 Margaret. Newport Beach 645-4040 $48,900 !Sat. & Sun. 1-5) ** #106 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 675-6900 $128,000 (Sun. 1-5) 8921 Comet Circle, Westminster 557-4861 !Sun. 12-4:30) 303 Orchid, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $67,500 (Sat.. & Sun. 1-5) * 1158 Manzanita. Manhattan Beach 376-3425 $38,750 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 2963 Baker l~lesa Verdel CM 556-7398 (S unday all day) 4680 I-lei! Ave .. Huntington Beach 846-20_34 $23,oOO (aft 12 noon daily) 9695 Marigold, Fountain Valley 870-4650 $31,500 (Sun 1-5) S3-t Tours Ln !Newport Riviera) CM 540-1720 $32,800 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 5392 Sierra Roja !Turtle Rock) Irvine 540-1720 $45,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1907 Leeward (Baycresl) NB 644-6200 $79.950 (S un 1·5) #20 f\o~al St. Georg~ _(Big C!!l1YO.nl NB 644-6200 (Sal & Sun 1-5) *1915 Chubasco (Irvine Terr.) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17441 Kurt Lane. Huntington &acb 842-8004 $41,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 436 • 16th Place, Newport Heights 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4620 \Vayne Road. Corona, del Mar 673-2222 $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 368 Santa Isabel, East Costa Mesa 673-3663 675-6531 (Su n l-4) *2028 S. Capella Ct. (Mesa Verde) CM 645-6500 $50,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1924 &ryl Ln (Back Bay) NB 642-3364 $62,500 (Sun 1-5) 29 Augusta Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $117,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 271 Rochester St., Costa Mesa 546-7516 $38,450 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ** #50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4Vl0-$245.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 20221 Big &nd, Huntington Beach 962-5511 $55,000 (Sun 10-5) *4639 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-3000 $125.000 !Sun 1-5) Ll50 Manzanita, Manhall~ach {3 Bedroom & Family Room or Den) 376-3425 $39.950 r---'1sat & Sun 1-5) 1847 Pt. Margate. Newport Beach 1720 Skylark (Bayrresl) NB 644-2430 $69,000 (Sun 1·5) 642.8235 (Sun 1-5) 827 Via Lido Nord. (Lido Isle) NB 2008 Altura Orvine Terr.) CdM 642-5200 $114,000 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 833-9293 !Sal & sun 1-5\ *2323 Private Road, Newport &ach /r515 Rockford Pl !Cameo Highlands) CdM 642-5200 $56,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 675-6000 $69,500 · (Sun 1-5) *2007 Holiday Rd IBaycrest) NB 716 Cameo Highlands Dr. . 642-5200 S75,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) rcameo Highlands) CdM ~.ooo (San !-~) 2027 ' --d L N 9601 Clearbrook, Huntington Beach =war ane (Baycresl) B 114 Riviera \Vay, Newport_}?each a2s.aooo $67 s ,--~7~J!QJ79,!i0.0 !Sun --111l2'886~-Stt;OOO (Smrl '5j 342 Peach Tree Ln . ·Newport Beach 9882 Cornerbrook, Huntington Beach 646-2414 $52.500 (Sun 1-5) 962-8865 $41,500 (Sun 1-5) 5711 Castle Drive, J-luntington Beach (5 Bedroom & Family Room or Den) 962-1373 $32,000 (Sa l 1-5) 1946 Port Bishop Pl. (HVuHomes) NB 9691 Star, Huntington Beach 644-1957 !Sat & Sun 11-4) 962-8865 $42,500 (Sun 1-5) **54 Linda Isle Dr (Li nda Isle) NB *2538 Columbia, Costa Mesa 644-2430 or 833-0700 (Sun 1-4) 540-1720 $32.950 !Sat & Sun 1-5) tt46 Linda Isl e, Linda Isle 4521 Orrington Rd. (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-4910 $117,000 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) **3 Linda Isle, Linda Isle 2290 Redlands Dr .. Newport Beach 642-8235 /Sal & Sun 1-5) 642-1771 $39,950 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 2318 Arbutus (Eastblulf) NB 1242 Conway (Halcrest) CM 642-8235 !Sun 1·5) 546-4141 $29,950 (Sun. 2-5) #52 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 17860 Los Alamitos. Fountain Valley 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 962-5511 $35.000 (Sal. & Sun. 10-5) 28 'Royal St. George !Big Canyon) NB 218 Via Palermo (Lido Isle) NB 675-6900 $195 ,000 (Sun l-5) $79,950 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 3801 Ocean Birch (Spyglass Hill) CdM 1732 Candlestick (Baycrest\ NB 644-2430 $119.000 fSun 1-5\ 642-8235 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 1819 N'pl Hills Dr. East (HVH ) NB * 1424 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB . 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 644-6200 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5) 2121 Aralia IEastblu!f) NB 1842 Pt. Stanhope fHVuHomes) NB 675-6000 $72,500 (Sun 1-5) 642-8235 $55.900 fSat. & Sun. 1·5l CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 19382 Bethany, lrvine 642-8235 (Sat. & Sun. 1-4) * 1927 Santiaeo Dr. (Baycrest\ NB 644-7662 $81.000 (Sun 1-5) 142 Masters Circle. Costa ~fesa 673-9050 $47,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3245 Ne\v York, Costa-~fesa 557-4130 (S un 1·5l 17961 Orkney Circle, 1-luntington Beach 557-4130 $34.500 (Sun 1-5) 17932 Cedar Tree (Univ Pkl lrvine 552-7500 $53,500 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 2207 Waterfront, Corona del Mar 675-3000 $87 .500 !Sun 1-5) 3927 Sandune Ln. (HVuHills) CdM 644-2430 $79.900 (S un 1-5) 322 Poinsettia, Old Corona de! Mar -67~ $86, Sal-&-Sun-14>1-- *1363 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 675-6000 $137,500 (Sun 1-5) 18231 Santa Cecilia (G reenbrook) Ft. Vlly. 962-1373 $42,900 (Sun 1-5) *1424 Irvine, Newport Beach 642-9940 $39,950 (Sun 1-5) 1807 Gisler !Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 (Sun 1·5) 308 Olero, Newport Beach 640-0020 (Sun 1-5) 3118 Barbados (Mesa Verde) CM 546-8840 (Sun 1·5) 14 Bedroom) *978 Sandcastle, Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $83,500 (Sun 1·5) 10472 Mornin g Glory, Fountain Valley 962-1373 $32,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *8!!7 Magnolia, Costa Mesa 642-3310 $39,500 (Daily) 224 Via Ilhica, Lido Isle 642-3871 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB 644-4910 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 21192 Breton, Huntington Beach 962-5511 $35,900 (Sun 12·5) 220 Amethyst, Balboa lslond 642-8235 (Sun 12·5) **501 Evening Star (Dover Shores) NB 64U235 (Sun 1-51 12 Bedroom) * 2400 Elden, #9, Costa Mesa 963-2187 !Sat & Sun 12-4.30) 13 BR & FM RM) *3163 College. Costa Mesa 557-4130 $25,500 !Sun 1-5) {2 & 3 Bedrooms) **4411 \'.;est Coast llll'y. Newport Beach 642-5204' !Sal & Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 515 Monterey, Huntington Bearh 376-3425 $49,600 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 517 35th St., Newport Beach 675-5200 :r-Blrllld T BRI !Sun 1-4) 220 • 20th St.. Newport Beach 673-9060 $68,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) (4 Bil & 1 BR) 71 I Jasmine, Corona del 1.tar 644-7270 <Sun 1-5) HOME AND INCOME (3 llR HOUSE & 1 BR APT.I 117 E. Balboa Blvd., Newuort Beach 673-6210 !Sat & Sun 12·5) (2 BR and BACH. APT.I 611 Atacia, Corona del Mar 675-3000 $61.500· (Sun 1-5) (2 BR & Bachalor Apt) 515 BeJ!O!tia, Corona del Mar 640-0020 (Sun 1-5) (Hou,. & Ouplax) *2057 Tustin, Costa Mesa 546-5880 <Sat & sun) DUPLEX FOR RENT (4 BR and 2 BR) 5408 Seashore, Newport Beach 67~4'060 646-77117 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * , ... • Sunday, ~ 7, 1"73 DAILY PllOl ~ UDO ISLE CORNER RUSTIC CHARM -Ma.,,ive fireplace adds eomfort to this roomy 3 bedroom home. Un· usual master suite v.•ith separate den/sitting room could be used as dormitory, with con- necting study/play area ........ $114.000. 827 Via Lido Nord, N.B. Open S.t & Sun 1-S BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE COMMUNITY NESTLED IN NEWPORT BEACH -Newly decorated & comfortable -3 BR and din· ing room. Pool, putting green, shuUle board -all in your own lovely park .... $56,000. 2323.Prlvate Rood, N.B. Open S.t & Sun 1-S BAYCREST BUYERS ATIENTION SEE_ THIS ONE -3 Bedroom. dining room, family room and pool plus many other fine Jeature~. Price lo scll nO\\' at , , , . $75,500. CALL 642-4353. DOVER SHORES BEAllTIFUL VIEW HOME -for the discrim· inating. Over 3300 sq. rt or private and secluded living. 4 large bedrooms, beam ceilinged family room, fonnal dining room, and pool with jacuzzi. P.fany more exclusive features, $129,500. Shown by appointment only. HALF ACRE· EMERALD BAY FANTASTIC VIEW LOT -In upper Emerald Bay. View from Dana Point to Irvine Cove. Excellent, slightly s I o p i n g building site ............................... $90,000. Office Open S•turdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westcl iff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 . I Olll \I I. 01 \0\ RE• .•r(lN5 Take Your Choice! Pick Your Financing! TIK· unbt"l1t'\'1tll.ly d1'('Uruh.'droon1 llCl111c y,·ith c:ictm 11\~"(' bt·runcd fanlll,Y roorll on cul-d~c t·:111 1»1• yl)l1r~ more 11ulrkly nnd l'lll'ily than ruiy olt1t'r ho:1t11e you'\'1' S('('n, Eltht>r lll>l'lllllC 0¥.'lll'r!i \'A, J;:l.•t II ™'W \(IQ.II, or ob- tain a nt'I\' loun find the Ol\'11('1' 11·j1J· f"llM)' h11ck ll \'Cry low h111•1i·st 5<.'COtlil tru.~t dt'i'(I. Call now, 11<11 many bt'rtutihri homf.'11' cu't' this easy to J)UN"hru;e. Pric· ed at only $-17,900. 3'12-25.Jj, OPEN TIL Y • trS FUN TO BE MCf:I l : ,-16a'll1I BAYCREST BONANZA 4 BR., 3 BA., POOL J\·1111 \\'t'lls on('-story, on huge ."FN• Sln1 plc" 101, 01arnung lrt.."tt-li11NI lt1 1K• in fitK'st are11. °"11rrs nKN1ng Eas1, desire pron1pl salr. l ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!fl Price just n'<luced 10 I'! $9'1,000. ,\ spoth•ss hnn1r in ,:-~~!!!!!i!!iiiijjjiiijjjiiiiiic;.~n~e~r~aliii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[ outslall(!111J: nriithhnrhood! • l!llulliply liiitcd hy• Welt on ®Compa ny I~ 1 " l 1 I • l. - OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1 to 5 Harbor View Homes 2030 Port C1rdiff, Newport Beach Extensively upgraded -fitonaco, 2 BR. plus den, beaut. landscaped w/super large, compl. priv. rear yard. $57,000. Fee. Big Conyon 28 Roy•I St. George, Newport Beach . Outstanding, spacious. custom built home on ('"/...._ Ust t;'fj.!ZJ11f(' !'l,~ ~~ .,,_ 2114 Vi11111 di•! Oro Newport Be:u:h &4;~113.1 A.~l~IE CHARMING BAY FftONT PIER TAKES TWO LARGE &OATS TI1i!I a "on~ of a kind," y,·atcr fmnt hon1r with all -ai:FW-ay lot. Perf ., ., 3 ( ) + + • 195 000 Tile view Ill lllll"'qUU]etJ and rp CS. -1-"' • · !ht' loca1io11 rxclwlve. 3 #. 1 6-L~. d ..,--.......... 8,0""'0.----+-1x1:1100111s111u.'1 srphrtn:-u('!IJt 0 In a I studio. P('rf1'('! hOnlf.' for lhl' 2900 Sq. ft. single story, 3 BR .• 3 BA. 40' dl8Cri1ninalinw boat O\\Til'r Dock. Immediate Ckcupancy. Open Sat & or \\'Iller y,·nrshipcr. Call 613-8550 for detaila. Price at Sun 1·5. only $135,000. CdM Wide R2 Lot 2 BR hse., So. or Hwy. on dead end street. Plans !or rear unit. 28.45 E. Coast Highway Coron• del Ma r 675-6900 General ~-"". """" '° .. ""''i CHATEAU 2 Story $19,500! _ ------------.... 2-story barg<1in . BEACH' .......--..---.......-----~~ TO\\'N locatio11! ASSU~lE ~1i;ting tll,\ lo.1n Sll,l'OO~ • • SCH 00 L • • Mo. "'""'""' $ I07 • ooooru pcrcenta:.:t' rnlt-:110 1 ! Crackhng br1t·k fir-epl<tt't'. f h b Pri\'att' patio. 1:-0lf\1,\CU· or ome uyers LATE'°"""°""'· Pool. Crul lod11y . &l5-0303. Learn how and why • -. • • • . . • • • • • • before you buy One night, 3 hour seminar, (By Ed Kaubian) 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday. No obligation or charge. This it 11n excellent opportunity offered to the public by - Kasabian Real Estate For reservations call 962-6644 ---~ Gener•I CHINA COVE VIEW LOT Last lot 1eft on ocean side of street. Over· looking China Cove, harbor entrance, Pen- insula Poinl & ocean. Just a few feet from sparkling, semi-private beach. $200,000 & $300,000 homes on block . 93 Fl. frontage on Ocean Blvd. $75,000 THE IRWIN CO., REALTORS 610 NEWPORT CENTER DR . NEWPORT EBACH 644-4111 I Ol!ISI [ 01.SO.\ R£AJTOPS * OPEN SUN. 1-4 * 368 SANTA ISABEL Ju.~t O\'rr thr N'pt. Beach "linl'" in Uu;t Costa l\ll'Sll. 4 BR .• 21i bu .• family rm. condo. Uv!ng rm. v.•/frplc., OJ>eM IO ret1r pal10 area. i>rope11y ifl be11ut1luf {'Oil· dition & offered at jw;t SJS.950. Call: 673-3663 675-8531 E'>'t'S. associated BR OKERS-REALTORS 202~ w eolboo 67l·J66J • Fixer Upper • Three Units located on larJte 1':11Kl~ldt• Costa 1'1esa lol \\'llh 1un1n for 3 more unit11. lnve~tor'S delighl with loods of IAilCll· tial. 1-lome needs remodel· lf'IK, llO bring YoUr ha1nmrr and pe_inl hniM. Ci\11 ufl for complete deta\l!J, but hurTy, "un't huit lon". $46-5880 t()p{'n [Vf"!I;.) "'. ~ .... HERITAGE REALTORS "LOOK" • .I ' U ~ l()U I'. t!()Ml'.S THE BEST HOMES ...... .. IN THE BEST AREAS OPEN TOOAV -322 Poin,ettia, Corona del Mair I SMELL THAT NEW HOME I Ever catch the stent of a ne\\' hon1e ? Thick shag carpets: clean. ,,·lute paint; shiny new appliances. OK. no\v t:on1binc il y,·ith U1e sn1cll of sail air a nd lofty pine trees ! 1'hese arc the ingredi1::11ts o{ this Unique :i bedroo1n, den. brand nC\\' l\1·0 story south or \he high· \\'ay. It's a charn1ing beaut ~ Call us ! UNIQUI HOMIS Of COIONA OIL MAI, 61M000 A Iliff,.. of Ly .... Ewh19 --~~-.,J;~~-~~- OPEN TOOAV-716 Cameo Highl•nd' Drive, Corona del Mar THE SPACE POTENTIAL ! It's clean, lean and load1.-d with roo1n? Four bedroon1s and still space for your Unique ideas: Courtyard entry. hillside privacy. ter· raced viey,• and j<>y of joys-a motivated s~\ler. 867.500. UNl9UE HOMES Of COIONA DEL MAR, •7l-6oot A lhth19 of Yod, Nebo• ----@---- OPEN TODAY-515 Rockford Pl1ce, Corona del Mar NEAT, TIDY AND TAROYI Spic and span rour bedroo1ns (it even srnells cleanJ ,,·ith a pool and a canyon view to the rear and a private beach to the fore. All us Realtors agree this is one of the best buys on the current n1arkct. But y,•hat about you, ,,·here are you? (iive it a go, at $69.500. or'? UN IQU E HOMES Of co•ONA DEL MA•. 615•6000 A lhtf1t9 •f Goeorte Moer9 OPEN TODAY-Curci, 2027 Leew1rd, Baycre,t, N.B. CURCl'S CASTLEI A Unique 4 bcdroo1n horne that goes on- and on-and on: 'fhe 1naster bedroo1n suite kitchen is scrumptious and the front eleva- . nlrtneflnl'rr.-wlt11--ilttxltl!lltlle;-gra~ ivy and a meticulously manicured lawn. See this one if il's space, storage and satisfac- tion you \\'3rll. Si9.500. UNIQUE HOMES OF NEWPORT llACH, 645·6!100 A lktl119 of Lwlnt1 Ewh1t -----,-~-------<'~ ... OPEN TOOAY-2121 Aral;a, Ea1tbluff, N.B. ROGER , THE DODGER is the elusive decorator v.·ho petiormed rnira· cles at the Corona dt:!I l\Jar office of Unj que Homes. ~1aybe you·v~ seen it? Everyone talks about it: An yy,·a)', he also cast his en- chanting spell O\'Cr this 5 bedroom, Lusk Eastbluff residence that is casual, comlort- able and cozy. See it. at S72.500. UHIQUf HOMES Of CORONA DEL MAI. 671.6000 A lllti119 of Jeo11 Co .. OPEN TOOAY-1U3 Galaxy, Newport BHch ABSOLUTE ELEGANCE Top-of-the-line Dover Shores 3.bcdroom with g~rdens that v.1il1 mesn1erizc you, o pool that Y.'tll rcla~ you, a portico that makes you want to linger over the dishes. Now that's absolu te elegance! And it's easy to see! And recognize the value at $137.500'. U.NIQUI HOMES Of NIWPO•' llACH, 641-6100 A lktl119 of Sort J•Mln OPEN TOOAY-2007 Nautilu,, Newport Be•ch TRAFFIC IS MINUS ON NAUTILUS Beautiful Ba ycrest n~i~hborhood. Spacious four bedroom, large living and family area open onto deep y.·ater S\\'imn1ing pool. Good teenage r floor plan, excellent location. Of· ferc<l at $79.500. _tlHI QJll HOlllfS Of HEW!OU llACH, '4WSOO A lbtl119 of Diel v- ----<®--- OPEN TODAY-305 Orchid, Corona del Mar BRICK AND BEACHY Cute and frcs~ ! Three bedtooms. tY.10 baths, south, of t~e highway and close to the beach location. r\ew shag. ncv .. pajnt and wallpaper an~ n cozy used brick fireplace for thc>sc rainy days. Presented at $67,500. UNIQUI HOMES 0, CO•ONA DIL MAI. 6754000 A lhti1t9 of L,;... lwhlt -____ ,. _______ _ ..... !>:)• U ~I ()U I: t!()Mf:S BEST IN BLUFFS REALTORS Ov.<ner 11 half moved and N11l~~!'!\'!!!!!!!!!!llll!l!!liiiii~"'!il!ll!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!J 1.0 ~II now. A 3 bettroomlG.n•ral Gen•ra1 OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-l 400 CARLO'ITA Col! of Vista Cajon) END UNITE-PLAN, on beautiful, wide greenbelt. 2200 Sq. IL, 2 bdrms., ~2 baths, 1SxZ4 fl. family rm. w/wet bar, $63,500. HELEN B. DOWD ---- REALTOR 644-4134 h Gin f" ove-r I O<.I k In llJ--------""'"m·lorl! r.ou °"""'· $32 950 i --N-E_W_L-IS_T_l_N_G--I lleitted r:ioo' "'th ~ocual, So • rltan yrl\l can Ju.gt move In COLLEGE PARK • F.n.sto;loie Cl>Aft flfCP: 1:,_"t'3 1()(1Ay and hi\\'C a pRrty 3 bftdtm h f 11 :1 bd11n .. 11,. ba'1, Xlnl . tonli;iht. A )'tar round/. 1lf't ' •• UK" am Y rm.. Quick polllW'U. Offered for ror 1~ ••1'14ilr lnnilly. 1111 enlry hnll , tllnln& nn. s ttn S2fl 250 S..l9 r.,o ~ down Call e11Hna arcn In 'kllchen. 2 • SH. AR p l BR 342~r~".5. ' buflt.fm, 2 MIUnll brlf'k • """"'",, ITHLW 10 11( """' IJJ•= !>rt. :;<0-11-Jl. ''-bnlh home oo cholco '-"" [' 1ID~;t~lu1 i~;J:J499 ~~oc;;~'.~~;iu:'~: £ittli!@ _%61 Harttt, Qwd• Mesa MORGAN REAL TY . • --·-··-·"' Clautnod Ads •.•. &12-567!1 67UM2~ ' I ' . 1 TO 5 P.M. HUNTINGTON BEACH 6.182 Silverwood-Beautiful 3 Bedroom, BIJQ in Kitchen. Prestige Area. SWl. 847--0010 17051 St Andrews -4 Bedroom, Family Room. Tri-level. Prestige Area. $46,950. Sun 847--0010 20031 Big Bend-4 Bedroom, Family room, Dining Room, S & S "1-lelmsman'' Tri·level. Large Family Room, Large lol. Best Buy In Area. $49.900. Sun. 546-2313 20931 SpindriJl-4 Bedroom, Family Room, Dining Room , Two Story. Large Family Room 'vith Fireplace. Quie t cul--de-sac. $40,900. Sun. 546-2313 NEWPORT BEACH 1424 Irvine -3 Bedroom. Large Rumpus Room, Wet Bar. Fireplace, HealA!d & FillA!red Pool. Harbor Highlands. Sun. 64&-7171 2407 Windward-4 Bedroom, Family Room Dining Room . $69,500. Sun. 64&-7171 ' HS-Harborl!land Rrl.-Water-Front;-~ + Guest. Space for 2 Large Boats. $135,000. Sun. 673-8550 CORONA DEL MAR 317 Poinsettia-3 Bedroom, Family Room Charming Home & Guest Apt. in Old COM '. $69,500. Sun. 673-8550 315 Goldenrod -.3 Bedroom, Den, Lovely Large R-2 Lot. Ocean side of Highway. $54,000 Sun. 673-8550 ' 322 Larkspur-2 Bedroom + Bachelor Apt. $85,000. Sun. 67$-8550 BALBOA PENISULA 2019 E . Ocean Blvd.-4 Bedroom Family Room. $82,500. Sun. 673-8550 ' COSTA MESA 3202 New York-4 Bedroom, View of Mesa Vertie Country Club. $36,000, Sun. 54&-2313 2243 Rutiers -Fantastic Triplex, Pride o! Ownersh1p, Close to all Schools, Shopping & Freeways; Vacancy Factor almost Nothing. Low Maintenance. $47,500. Sun. 54&-2313 SEAL BEACH 4749 Elder-Decorators Paradise Home , 4 Bedrooms, Formal Dining Room Close to Country Club. $41,990. Sun. 847--00io FOUNTAIN VALLEY 8751 Ottawa River Clr.-4 Bedroom, Inl<!rior Deeorator Touches, 15x21 .. l'.i'rnilY Room, Greatly Up-Graded: Sun. ~ · 6 LOCAL OFFICES , leach Hone! OPEN HOME 2 Sfory l to 5, SAT & SUN. 1902 • · Providence, Huntington Furnished ! Beach ... It la a ple.1u1ure e BARBARA T!!ESSEN e Austin-Smith Gorman, Rt1ltora-l1 plt11ed to announce that BARBARA TRESSEN has joined our stall. BARBARA is a specialist in the Harbor Vie'v J-Iomes area where she and her family reside. BARBARA is very active in community ·affairs, being a member of Big Canyon Coun- try Club and the Thursday Morning Women's Club of Newport Beach. BARBARA invites her clients and friends to call on her at Austin-Smith & Gorman, Realtors. 2828 E. Coast Hwy, Con?na del .!!•!:. (.!.J4)_ 64!_72!Q. -------~~~-------_...... Gener1f oflnJa Jj/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 53 Linda Isle Drive Blegant 5 bdrm., 41f.i balhll ~ on lag111m. NJll\' carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lge attic stor· age area; 4 frplcs. Lovely garden & lge. slip. ' ........ ' .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . " .. . $212,000. For Complete I nform•tlon On All HomH • Lots, Pl .... Coll : BILL GRUNDY, REALTO" . 341 Boyslde Dr., Suite 1, N.B . 67$-4161 . ·~ . -• BREATH TAKING•iit ..::::.:.* ..... 9J.i:~ .... 'i: ~ .!i.U:.1o. 1s . VIEW ~ ~ ~ eNJ:; =.1';l';:.ol"' sJ'.'°-~ it.;.. ~1 ":fr~tw. from lhfl ~ numolon N' .. llto. 8etttt "f.,.!\ ~ I Bft.15t Albort • 124,000. , .. """" • ~.NJe ...... bl& with -bedrooms, 3 BALBOA IAYPltOP. oozy l er Ci!t-In OIM. 6""140', ........ ,. m-• l•mily homo .....Utlna of 4 batht, l cer ~ ab! l!5 * .a;'74'1 * On M lot. 13!,IW:" '.-...~._;;;;;..~:..;';:"':::':...--,..---:,.,,. •·•-· •·-•• 3 ft, lot. On land )'OU OWN. Owner. Prtoc. on 1 y .,, ~m•. -·· ~· & By opp't only $190.000. Eamhle R·2 $21.S-6'IM16ll EASTSIDE, By OWO>CT. HOW 1MANY IN YOUR FAMILY? ~~.:·~i 0~~P:i:t'rY ' J BR: fnJne boule on lure Cott M... 2 ba. all el~kll t;t.W» si and warmth trutllled here. valuablit. JW Jot • IODed & 1 $37,900 ~ U.Ca""! dear l .......,., •••• .., ·~-nu a tripla • bey now • build DON JU "N D1n1 Point parks, lhoppq, be&eb & .,..'!"w-_.V.::-......... _ J.a.ter (Very O>ZY. U'A!able). • .. u """""' $46,9 50. -0pe.~iill9P>i~ ~ Calpet Re&llr.n, WHERE ARE F:.::,~; ;..•P ~~~'"'""'°•'""' -*;--'~H~AR~~l!,Of'R~-*-Eostsldo Ronch Hou11 YOU! w/vlew on R-7 lQI. EZ ~ add apt. SSS.9001 l~ 1,1~~ 11 ~·1 HIGHLANDS Custom 3 Br, 2 Ba. built to Here la reul Spanhlh 1ple~ to loftnl 33852 :P.fa ; i Hard·to·flnd 4 Bednn home ~\o · ~~ ~!~r:e ~: ~~~U~~:t~~ Wftnd le4 pm. z' j w/21! balha, tov.Jy pool, nr.plocr, dJnlnc area. Jaw>. looldni tor In tbe Sl)Mlltl 4 BR, l!I BA, All Elec -«wercd patio, hltiu, firepl, dr)' room. lob of extl'll.I. decor, v.•e have It -and with trplc, blllnll, many ex ha.rth~:ood noon & C1'Pl8. Call Red Carpet Realton, over 2,700 .mquare Jett in-mln to harbor, $37, ------- ~21 EVERYTHING FOR $39,950. 3 BR & tam rm, on cuJ-de. sac In top area. Dbl tirepl, dshw&hr. bl tins, flagstone ~nil')', lush landtcpg. Be.tit tttnna avail. . PHONE: 642.1771 --~- BARGA.IN FIUNTERS- 11ere is a neat home value in Costa li1e111l priced at $26,500. 3 Bedr00m 2 bath nnd lots of xlrwl. Oieck thl1 large 61' x 135' lot. A &re•t spot 1or kid!i. CALL us at S40-ll51 Open Eves. .'. HERITAGE REALTORS School: Mariners, Enatgn &: 54&-86tO. cludln& 4 bedroom a, 3.1682 Bta Sur, 49&-5335. Harbor Iii • near Westclltt acparate family room, ~ [E;:;•:;;s;:;t..;ll;:;l;;:Uft::;_ ___ _,1 ~~."~.~N4 ldrm., 2 Bath ::.~i\Y=-~ MOST ~. OOUTH COASI' ew carpets thruout, 2 car Beautltul Spanhh tile roof M06t modestly priced REALTORS. ~· Eutlidc Costa + many extra.I in great Moat nominal leaaebold Mesa. $28,900. Newport Beach locatlon. Most home for the·mon;..I A DEUGHT Roy McCordlo R11ltor Only $69,500. Vacant lm-3 Bedroo,.., laonlly room. TO OWN 1810NeTa...!.,vd.,C.M. mediate po ase11i on . baths, completely rene , , ,,., &ts..nn. , inside & oot ... 9 t?NITS~ \VEU,, KEPT .. [~~~ .................... OPEHT/tf • tr'SFIJN108EHJC(J landscaping, too. ~f:~:~ 0~~7'u~r£'. ~ R~&·l!I 500,u::i~~z:~·"Y only $96,500. 540-1120. Fount1ln V1lley ~'o·dl-1';,"-1"i_E_R_::""-_m_.'_4_en-~--~-,: COLLEGE PARK YARDS OF FLOCK ;<I ;11r. buUt·tns, custom ceramic New listing • walk to shoi; WALLPAPER ·~I . -~!~~-. tile, brk, ?-'_._900, !!!a-3 BR + den + 2 bo., Oecora1or mimJrS, ·-.....,... ... ,.w v.'d l'loors. shliX•' -root carpett, t.reme"l1d00i 1 EASTSIDE REPO S.lboo lslond Room for boat or trailer, Iara< bedroom~ 2 baths, ltfedalllon 1ri Anyone can IJUl'Chue' this OLDER & charming 3 Br.. Newport heavy shake roof, c government poueulon with 1 ~i ba., new c:rpt. $71,500. loving street. Eleza,ooe 3 bedrooma, 2 baths and Owner. 673-1488. •t only s.14.~. BKR 842- large yard for only $1.<m C BY Ow V down. Total -. ........ n ... -"· ororui de1 Mar falrriew ner ac. l~ yr ..-...··-"' v•oq $1~ dn. Assume 7% $223 per month! 0 H 646-1111 loan, tot.al pymnts $346.50 pen ouse BR. + FIR + FIP Corona del Mar lonJtlmol Bil. 833-1100. 552-9600. Warm and cozy 3 bedroom !!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ReaJton 641r-77ll home, aouth of highway on Mission Yie1'0 POOL FAMILY SPECIAL '''" westc1JU onve ~~-~ ~:i~;r:;~~~ NO SNOW! 6 Bedtoo Open 'till 9 PM If YoU need 3 bedrooms, a $41.500 $37,951 1 r m, 3 bath, family 9i~~~ .............. .,, room makes this Ideal for a farni'"' room and want a General General OWNER must sell. Ass 5%% loan, 2 story, Palco 4 bednu .. family rm., S39,900 <n41 842-2561. HANDSOME 5 BR. 2 frplc, well decorated. w/2 pools. Xlnt sch!., 2 $40,500. Owner, 968-6065. O\VNER leaves. A !I au n 6,.% loan, 4 bedrm., fnm. rm .. sunken living rm., $34,900. fTI4) 962-5566. , OWNER trans.. 3 bedroom den. entry ball, dining s\1rim pool, brk, $29, (714) 846-1383. room & basketball back-~ family home. O>me and see <¥ 3 BR. & Family 3 oversized bedrooms, large ator,· Only lO'?C down. ex· NEWPORT DUPLEX on Saturday or Sunday fronl dining room, but only want fa.lnily roon:it 2 elegant eel ent terms on balance. 3 &hms. doY.'ft, 2 up. <:'I. .... 1-5 pm nt 317 Poinsettia. to pay $27.950, you sOOuld Gorgeous ~tlsllon V le j o fireJ>lace&. au e I e c tr i c CALL ANYTIME ..,.._ Me this nev.•ly listed Costa area! A trl-leVel Deane buiftin1. -Dellihttul pat1o carpeting, frplc. in lower. 673-851SO. J\1esa property. Close to all home. ·Ciant IMn( room. with acce111 to bath. Extra ~3921 968-5429 Nicely decorated UpSJet OPfN1lL&•IT'SFUN10flEMCEt schools and sho pp ing. Crackling fil"('place. FAMI· ~roo~~ P~ 18 ~~ :!e ~ ~~&:.shwasber & built;lns. ~ ~ Automatic garage door LY ROOM 23' LONG! ........-, ln ttll.lplus loadlot CaJJ: 67J.3G63 61$.8886 Eves. opener and petio with aBQ. FORMAL DINE. 3 ... ...,......... l,()vl'ly wood b u rnin g bedrooms. 3 baths. New air decldnl a.nd a fabuloul fireplace. See it soon. conditioner and dishwaaher! pool! Ai)..l'l2l. 646-71 71 . Lachenmyer associated Cl"b facilltl" lncl,de POOL CAMEO SHORES Re,1lto1 BROKERS-REAL TORS 1025 W 8olboo t.1 J·Jt.t.J 4 Bdrm., 2 Bath near sc Very clean. Xln' Landscaped yard. $34. and TENNIS COURTS! Call fast -OWNER VERY ANX· IOUS -645-0303. IOHI \I I Ol\O\ -1A1.!1J"' 16EAL 1 BR HOME Corner lol; lovely den & rl!'E'place: larr& llv. rm: aeparaie dinlng area; in- dustrial carpeting, deluxe lARBELL 2955 Harbor. Costa Mesa NEW YEAR RESOLUTION \Vhat a gre'at way to start the Nnw Year. You will like what you see y,•hen you look at this immaculate 3 bedroom borne. Located in prime Huntington Beach area. Assume 6% VA lo&n YES WESTCUFFI Executive . Westcllff 3 bed., 2 bath on manicured corner lol. Plush carpets, drapes, builtins:, dining room . pri· vale yard v.1th healed pool! Priced by eager O\\'ner at $61,950 . sub ITI i I your tern1s! ! Dine and rela."< in this jewel of a Mme wllli a view of the Pacific and Catalina Island. SALE ... EOPLE 3 bedroom, 3 bath, formal ,_. dining room and private 962-1909. I Huntington Bt1ch NEEDED beache<. 0pm s.1. and Sun. PRICE REDUCED l-5. 45Zl Roxbury Drive. 226 EAST 19TH ST. Dom'• be fooled by lbe so-Call 675-7225 s...,~ ... 3 BR. 2 lull bath v A·. NO DOWt called biggies! We give our c custom home on 70xt2'.> IL Sell sales people penonal help, ~·• 11 1 · er pays all buyen cos ln. ir comrnisaion split, full Ii~ I ii lot. Copper plumbing, frplc., $1.00 moves you in. Bl t Md ~ rov'd. patio, tropic a I BR 2 BA, pri~ belO\\' t!e"!nts. Try ~~·urnoiJ': «=.f ,, ·!.·'.'1 1 ~~dsec a fo!::&~. c17~~ ~·~~ i'!"it nindoom e ~/out hot us. W.E. LAO!ENMYER , · ·1T • .,. 500 Ill ~-- REAL v-ATE I 8 6 o ...,..., · ness, ,,.., ... ,, bu llea"tiful wate~-" • .i::..:>I ' li\,lli•Ol~RY 0, ti<[ COlWfLL Cl). app't only. ;r pond, C0V m:ill, GI: pa 64fr.39'l8. VIEW HOME I Dov~ Re~lly &!2·1000 _,, & rsdrp dbl "'• 11!-M-,H---"O.J:IUAL I FYI NG ,. "'RON.. '""b-+'· ':"::::':::':::55j~;i;•iii%;J-vi1,;;:::':==-!.i';&"',;:__· ;,:;,:::'::,· ;;;,:gar::...· I~. 4 Bdrrn. pool hon1e, near-----,.,.--,.,. . Jlll-.niiili . ts & d dbl • Insldl" comer lot, quiet OC!Y.", cloY.> lo South Coast MAR 4 Be~ .. 2 Bath, family rm ~mts-~ihan J:.· ! street. room tor camper, Plaza. Assume t:'xistin~ VA . Y.'/bnck firepl, od boat. etc. Very nice 4 loan, olbertenns also avail. -I bedroom and family roon1 BOAT STORAGE t ay! bedroont, family room, Call for RDy Ward. built by Lusk and better Quiet cul-de-uc street If fireplace. covered polio. KASABIAN 'th"'! new. Ocean view from EASTS I DE C.M. Vacant·Movc in quick! Ask-family room, fonnal dining w lk 11 5 ing $31,tfJIJ. REAL ESTATE room, master bedroom a. ~0 th t .. shopping. t'1-4471 (=:,)546-111 ~1151 ()pen Eves, 962-6644 Eve: 5.17~931 kltC!'-en and breakfast area'. ~~~·Owner Agt. Mesa Verdl-$36,500 ~500 and you ov.'fl thC' * * DO YOU \VANT * • Iii age Re ,11 E \t~ $28,980 to show this colorful 4 BALBOA PENINSULA · 83 Bedroom Home. New e.x- PACES TO nlE SANDY terior palnt, upgradedl l-'-=~:::::,.=..;=:::.,;:::::""- BEACH! Sleeps U people. carpeting, custom fireplace, Cozy knotty pine kitchen. large patio and room tor a Delightful. 3 .Br .. 2 !Ja home! Open Sat. & Swi. 1-5 Home'!' Investment'!' Trade? M-A Verde . Gas bu~lt·•~· dis~asher 1327 Keel Dr. (off Inlet Dr.J Then call owner. 642-8310 ·-"!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!'!!"' lar:g:C" ~rick fireplace. New Cohvell Properties Inc. I have 4 BR, 2 BA, pool, ~I .. _ HERITAGE . . REALTORS A.ssun1e 6~ % loan \ll'ilh } down, monthly payment Ii than rent. Ouuming bedrm near xlnt 8Choola shopping. Ankle deep s!i FAMILY ROOM! 3 bed· I All J 2 ba poo • • . th 8 for $31,.850. rooms. ths. Completely Call Anyti 646-0555 f\ambhed including -dishes PLE'"m . .,e.INGLY. This homC' is as clean NO\V and 1Uver. NEW water ~ as the day it was bullt. It heater. NE\V shag carpets! PRIVATE features 5 big bedrooms, Boat -trailer storagt. out· . · . plus a fonnal dining roont side shower for swimmen Cl11ldren and Adullf alike and a family room, pricffi Low care ·yard. Alley aC: \\ill 8PPrecia~ the ~mping below the mal'ket at S46.500. t.-ess. OWNER UQUIDAT· Room of this 2~:a Acre CAU. us today to SPe lhis ING! UNBELIEVABLE\ Estate. Located on a Knoll beauUtul home. ~1050. caJl 645-0303 dttt;S. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, LO\V PRICE! HURRY • with a Newport Beach Ad-Ontu · Rock Fireplace. Shake "' Roof. Offered for sr.5,000. "'21 IOla\I I Ol\11\ ., -' ' '• MESA VERDE PACESETTER 5 Bedrooms, 2~ batbs of pure delight are featured in 2 stories of this all liveable borne. Sit in your beautifully paneled living room 11.nd run your toes through the new lush shag carpeting while )'OU vie\V the fireplace and your kid& are playing in the huge park-like yard. Just one block from the Balearic sdlOOI &. priced at $48.900. Call 54&-2:!13. . Call Anytime, 646-055.5. ~ 1111 WOW! ONLY $18,950 ~OISIOIARY 0, lHC (OlWIU. co. for this sharp 2 bedroom 2 EXCLUSIVE LISTING MESA VERDE 5 BR + POOL :. HERITAGE . REALTORS If you're interested in 11 large hon1e, beaut.Uul swin1· m Ing pool and pretty street in Mesa Verde, pleast call about this one. Huge, ~e,,..00.'n family room •ilh HARBOR VIEW LA>vcly 3 bedroom on cul-de-.::: pa1nt inside & out Wann 675-7225 ' h'plc, cust bit, cpts, drps-. sac. Cozy tamily room and EXECUTIVES hon1e_, plenty or living space IRVINE TERRACE bltni1, EASl'SlDE, lo down, fireplace. Very desirable Lovely spacioua 4 bedroom. • spnnklers & elect garage $39,500. Might take l br area. 3 halh, formal dining room. door opener • hUJTY won't OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 mobile home in local area &r,..7221 \\ i!h pool . this is a spcct1tc· last! Cal l Red Carpet 2008 ALTURA OPEN HOUSE DAILY 1733 \\·estclilf DI'., N.B. ular hvnie to entertain in. Realtors, 546-8640. Super sharp. 4 &inn., 21 ; 337 l\lagnoUa St., C.?if. NEWPORT A lan:e ~mR '"lte m•ke * $59,950 * balha, family rm .. dining EASTSIDE-$16,500 for con1fol1ablr~ 1 i vi n g . nn. All new elec. kitchen Cozy cottage with large yard HEIGHTS ss.;,ooo. 11 ""n'I la'1. -FOUR PLEX-feature• dbl, seU-cleanlng Md M\y carpeted. New Good Costa ~lcsa location . oven, custom cabinets, lisUng close to all schools, Everything Everybody low vacancy. Owners unit. dlshwshr. & brkfst. area. Now vacant, ahnD!lt immed. Wants I 3 BR 3 BA + dining . Sub-Profesii. d<!OOrated & Im· possession. Subyour tenru. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 fire-m it 011 terms. Call A1R. maculate tltruoUt. ~yard Call MR. DAY. 54J..8424, plp.ces, den, electric kitchen. 1 ~~~~~~~~~ BLACK, 545-8424 s o u T H features 3 patiOfl, many S O U T H C o A s T 2 car garage ort private \. COASl' REALTORS. trees & &ep. play ya.rd. Too REALTORS. all S "Jnkl •· 1 & :c"'=~:=o:;,,:;;o'=-=--1 largt? for present <N.'llets. -'-"""'~c;::~~~--ey. P "'' • """ -TWO HOUSES $19 500 SACRIFICE .. ar. Only $48,900. 3 Bil, ,., BA. Cpts, drps, BY OWNER DAV{D 0 , CARLSON dis.11\\'asher. Flagslone patio w;th b"Ht-;" BBQ. Copper BOTH ONLY $31,000 REAL TOR 133-9293 plumbing, Mrdwood floors. Xln'i rentals, 2 BR each 2 BR • Tn'plex 1\,'0 blocks from school J\. Private yards &: separate" 8th grade. Cul-de-sac. FHA dtl\·es. Assum<! loan of $75 000 or Coriv, $26.500. Ca11 for $2-1,000 Y.itl catTy 2nd T.D. • lo==:O'=:==:=:::z,;;:;o;;;J..:O";';;";' ::;'o;see=·=:"=·1:::-4:0:ll61:;· ==:;&t2;-1=:060=::::. ="='====o !Here's your opportunity lo OY.'ll thesr tine triplexes in Blue Ribbon Corona de! l\1ar. Two bedrooms, each $~\\~lA-ltt-trs· ,,,llh. private balconi~. 4 Bit, 2 BA. Quiel neighborhOod, corner lot. !-)'pie. Extras. N e w I y deroraledJ. Inuned. oceup. $J4,000. Pvt ply. Shown by appl, Call 646-3109. :P.fESA VERDE Excellent location, Near schools, churches, shopping. 3 large Bedrooms, 2 baths, la.rge living, Fotm11l dining or family Roon1, Huge CO\'ered patio. AltracUve carpels thruout. l\te decorator touches. C 842-1474. 17910 l\tAGNOUA, F.v. FABULOUS Roor Plan . FOR FAMIL\" FUN. Berlroo1ns, ste~up li\1 rm.. big famlly 1 y,·/firc'pl, cerrunle bc'I) sho\\-ers. &>p. util. r v.·atersof1ener. Walk beach, schls. $44,650. CA ~136. The Punle with the Built-In ChucHe quahty construction, v.'Rll· to-Y.'all carpets and drapes. Your money investctl in this income property y,•\1 1 return you a substantial dividend. Call now for details and showing. G'IH550. landscaping. Brolwr $7-7398 [ '1:=:==:==:=~ OPf.N NL t • IT'S AA 10 SE NICE! OPEN tlL i • IT'S FUN 10 BE NfCEI fireplace and \\'el bar, Lovely 5 bedroom 3 bath ror:m.al dining room, 3 b6ths. pool boipc near a' park and ~p~fu~fo'-~2311 w-elementary-IC!,ho<U--- OPEN 1/Lil, fT'S FUN 10 BE NICE • :P.Jany .extra!!, great home for large family. =.:.B"'y-.o=w=N=ER;=.~ YA. NO DOWI :lBR, l~ BA, Fam Rnl, wfw Sellei· pays all b\.\Ycn ~ crp.1s, drps, swim pool, n moves yuu in, Bise 4 I spnnkleni, fncetl. $34.500. 2 BA, priced below marki 324 _•u .• \!~ JoAnn St. at $28,900. Xlnt. ;.· <k>ONjl ~·-door enttttftiftlns -HALF MILE OCC Bea"t. wa1ertall. 1· Beach Town 4 Bedrooms $24,500! · WOW! minutrs lo BE1\C11 ! NEW PAINT! NEW CARPETS! 01eery kitchen in front. DINING RO(ll\1! 4 queen size bedroom a , BONUS! Large bOllt or trtlil<'r door from hack of prage to back ~·ard. Close to shoppina tuw1 8t'hOl'll~. BARE ~11Nt~IUM t)()\.VN TAl\ES IT? lluny . Call 645-0303. I 0111' I I Ol \0 \ ' ,. .. ~ ''Zoned For'' COMMERCIAL ....,.IENNEL- rwo llOlJSES ON II ACl\E. Good Santa AM Jftla'ht1 lo- cadon. Full pr~ $39,900. c.u .... for deWlt ... FULLER REAL TY 14 ~ ~ Open House -Sunday 1-5 , 1936 Port Allmus Call 6'5-7225. 1111 * • * Monlq~ Schmidt 316 Amethyst Bolboo You nre lhe winner of 2 tickets to the Sports, Vac•tion & Recreational Vehicle Show flt th(' An ahtim Convention Center Jnnuary !1·14 Pleuiw. cllll 642-5678, ~xt. .114 bet"A-etn 9 & 5 prn to rllllm your tk·krts. 1Nnrth County toll·ff'IX' numht-r ts 5't0-1220) IUIMOllllY 0, tHt ~WUL to. NEW USTING Immaculate h o me in Ha.lecrest. 3 Bedroonui plwi a new family room ~ttr, quiet nl•ighbol'hood. \Vill not 1,.11u S29.~. rc-. W::f::E ~REALTORS -~54M6 .. 4141- ~ (Open Ev.nlnfl) HUNTINGTON BEACH I """"""'~c~U-IT~S!!"'""-"' * * • C-4 LOT 0n1, ... ,..!!. old • extra 1J2' x 192' Southside or nl~! Prt'•ate patioa • W31'hl!r ~ar Bola Ch\ca IX•luxc bullt-lns -AU one OOMlf.r, Well located lor pr'(>-lltor)', one 3 Or, two 2 Br, tt11loaal oUlct· or l"ttl.11 one l Br • Lot iA eo \AJl?f! *>Pt •..••••••..... 149,500. that 2 l'nOl'e unlta .can be = t~!:W.,~= c.tpeC \ • CUB TAD I I I I I' L TUQNtA ~ I I I I I I M E E S I .D Wino' Hey, Mister! 1-~I ~I -1~1"'-r.,--! ':::'~~1~ci0~n~;e • blind Passerby: You're not ~l-..H_o"T·_v..,L__,E,..D-r-1 blind. You've got one eye. r I I I I I win°' A11 •lghr, then ,__. __ .. _ _. __ ... -'·--' give~ & - ~ H U D A I R I 0 c.m.i... oho "'"'"" ......, ~-.r-r--r--r--.-i by llllOog In oho m•--. -r I I r I . YoU ct.v.~=~~ ~~· I' I' I' I' I' I' I' r I I I I A I I I I I I I I SCRAM-Lm ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 800 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 4610 WAYNE RD . ~nd, Co!.~ .... ~·x12· .. SPAC. 4 BR. 2 BA, 1 story. Kitch w/bltins. !iv rm, tte kh .. tam. rm .. firepl d--•-1 carpet. clra.pcs, dbl j{lll'. -• .,...., """"" enc fl8)'mts. Lesa !hen rent. pollo -le""l yard. X·Jg 2 c 1, gar w/ldy. $.33.500. Century 11 494-91'4 ~ SOUTH COAST GEM 531•5111 ( => $31-J 4 BR, 1% BA, toadi1 of fine .4 Bdrms., family nn., for- mal dining. Extra lge. kit· cben. $99.500. I I paneling & cabiMt v.•ork. In-SPANISH TRl·LE v!ting patio. $35,000. Term~ Elegant laJp entry. 4 n~~~{ ;~~~:;:;. ~~~::S.'•:io .,....,CllMMoloo 2BAo home. Lill:e Nu. nvorlooking. pertc-.:ltkc ,.._,.,..tttl $38.500. Principa)s only in H.B.'s fined ex 919--3811 an!ll, close to golf * SHARP * OCEAN VIEW. New CU&toni tchoob & shoppJnc. Lovely 2 bdrm. home, No. or homt 4. Br. 21it Ba, tam A ed to s-16,950. ALL 1 lh\'Y, R-2 Jot. 2 Baths; uM'd den nn, ci>ta. drapes BKR. S0.2!Ml. brick trplc., mo:lem kitch. lndscpd, $52,000. M&-5516. BY OWNER -Open )'lnt conrJ, 1'akt' o IOOk! BY Owner. 4 BR. houle, Sat It S1111 11.S. Vacant MORGAN REAL TY Mesa Verde.Din. rm .. Hv. 1y decor. t "ro 2 ba, tam 67).6641 '7SM59 rm. w/frpk. Newly palnt'11 ne-., ell>b, Oltnl. Mwd in It out 134.«n 83.\-1354. to _ "J)prec. Prtoed at 1 615 ROCKFORD RD. 3 Br 11000 below mk1. CAMEO HIGHLANDS .... i'.:..."i~e:...,~'jffi Sh<-rman Or. Nr. Bo OPEN SUN. 12-C :30 Pm. Call Jim Broome 1~ Spri.n1dale . $.13 551~ Redolced to $1~500 day, Newport M.,. Rlt;y. Executive 4 Bdrm. & pool 6'2-9<11 . INVESTMENT A University R11lty MESA Vmle area, by.....,.., -THE BEACH 31XJ1 E. C..t Hwy. Gn-&,O 3 Br, 1"-Ba. Jgc lam rm, nr lt1ultlplt ioned • aood I The tutat draw ln the WHt. new Cl'Pt• A df"PI thnK!uL A retwn. J, L. YQ ••• a Dally Pilot a ... llled I ,;::$n.=96fl;:;'c.;557:=.:..-Gm=:..· -== nEALTY 817·12!8 or 81 Ad.~ Cluslfied Ads , .• 642-56"78 Ntc<i a "P8""t Platt an d d n ... • I 1 lo Is ,, c • ' • Suflday, January 7, iq73 DAIL y PIL0.1 D 5 I~ I Rul Etlatt, "'"'"' ![ill I [jj l .___ -=·~:;_:_ ... ,~_1 lill ~ -~-·::"_! ~ Newport llNch Newport Beach DUTCH CLEAN ELEG VICTORIA BEACH l Jledroom, 1~ Buth, builtina ANT OPEN SUN. 124 a , I/ ('J 1-5 Condominium• for s•I• Condominiums 160 for sale .l;.;n,;:,com=•=P,;:,ro.:;po~rt:.ly;.;__1:;:66,;:,:.;ln.:;•:.:om;.:;.:•_;P_;"-:.:~rty;.;.:._,;:,166:::;,I 160 -LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT?? locludlng dbhw.....,r, w/w RANCHO L4 QUESTA 170 Mckiloy 'f'lltl .....Ho~e Jun. WALNUT SQUARE COMMERCIAL ; 4.S'P1• A'drr-:. Jarp cul*' tut. J BA. rmi. dln, tam Bet.ch awe: \\'Ut('h thf< G of!icl':s; llr. ~·ill trade for 'f.D.'s or'? l!9C lot, only •tti-to • rm., eeU-da.n owm, cu11tn1 "wub.lnl ~., W'iin lhll /') F'OlJR stores, B<1r, Liquor store, Printers ~·1~.::~;.i.~'t..~1.t crptSl • drpo, P"' 1.a-. cozy, "'"""fltl4o .,,,..... 2602 Lre6fvie1v & 111110 purls, P'V'•ion Eull µrice_~ I early Cl:lllf., open bo:-11111 • & CLOSEOUT SPECIAl SIX store~ plus room tnr future develop--Cl 500 962-8851 trptc., 3 btlrm. rott~. Beautifully maintained 4 +BR. 2 ba th hon1e' ~ ment. ·i·; &\11 ADAMS, RB. ~~~"e e~l' n!o~ ;~;C· in immaculate cond. tbruout ! Lge. ~tio, per· R1\C I~ 1'R.\CK, 1 rni. & 1,4 ml.. grandstand, ...-.. ·1~ 962-2-&M !61-~ Flnt "m• oUe-·•. ·~.500.· f I I · k • .. •11) u •.-u -ect y set up or outdoor ente.rta ng. Sec LAST CONDOMINIUMS snac uor, house, office. Great for leasing 1 CRYSTAL s!~~H~~DEs;!•r~~ .. I it this weekend! $57,500. PHASE THREE '.('c:~~·~~u~~!o rncing Lmnpers etc. 48 BROllERS INC. CHANDELIER from peotho ..... Jo ..... ...., WILLIAM WINTON l;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiim hd11111t .. J rlclu:oi:c butM. e No Closi'ng c0111 LOTS: r and lonrtal dining rm., Formal dinin2. Fanilly nn. REALTOR C I 100 180 B d 000 WGlk to Waves 1<alnut J>anckti d<.'n v.·/lu~h v.•Jhrh·k frptc., fa c '"~ • Free Upgrade C1rpet • -x . each l~lv . $75. . I h . . car~t. .1 x1ra spacious S.:*l'lii•n. l·:xqul~ltt.>. riu·pet. 229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 675..3331 e lmmediite Posteision R-2-9tixl98, alley. 23,000. SJ!!11.t1 !i ~n·lt-v .... 1. forn:inl din· bdrnl!I .. "''/3 h111hi.. $47.500. Plun1ht><I hobby .thop. &'t' 11 e $1000 Moves You In ft·2-216x l08. Co rner. 3 UI{ hou!le, ~1:\Kf.<: !QliC, 11.tJiuHt patio. !\l'J)flrale Leader~h.ip Jt.E ..... 842-4466 today. S'.ll.OClO. offer. famUy rru '''/"'-C'I bar. 3 LAGUNA CANYON Lido Isle S t ' F t C I . 11 bo t " . BR. 3 BA. hugr cul-<11"-·!i::IC' UY CA\'Tll'r. Franciscan ;;.;=""°'=------'111 a :-\na \Vy . O u ver, rig\ a U .,,, A·l-100x300 HCrolis from ~tile sq. gol! lot. Cnll 968-4·l5C. Foun1atn11, 2 >'" olrl. lgr .1 2 Houset on 1/3 Acre t 3 BR. & DEN .._tors.It 111ile to \Vulnut !lst road on left). left 1 mile co ur se. variance possible . Br, 2 J3,\, ran1lly room 0)'1Cn OC•1un11 t..: \v111in \\'Ood Jd,..at fnmlly honiP to "\Valnut Square"; or Sin Die~o f\\'Y. to C-4-229x444. Beach Blvd . "'/L·nthe<lr.tl clnw: & Parqut'I "11n·~:o1 y11ur V•>l'r ~ul 111 ·t·i Foo1 lot. S79.!Y.;i(J ('ulver, left about 3 1111lcs to \Valnut, right to LET l tS KNO\V YOUR NJ~EDS . if ,,0 don"t floo rs, shag crpt. prof. this huinbl._.. '.l h•h111 · ~iu'llry LOWEST PRICED .,. "\" I t S ' " II 714 5514041 PARK HUNTINGTON lanctscnpf'd. $·tl ,;100. 10•; honit". Dog run. brfC'k BBQ. Newport 8e•ch ra nu • quarc or ca · · have it \\C'JI find it. rlO\\'ll. Open house Sat & Atlc)rnbk· ht•orn{'t'I 1~hdm1. Home (\'ft Llrto. 2 BR +; 2 Ontu Sun. 842-AAI. ctitta,ltl' \V/curn~.'r frph'., hnlhs. Qui,.1 l'nrl of !hf' JS· f 3 BR OOLUtOUSE-Looks nt.'Xt door, for ~'Our p1tr:·n1s land. S:lli.500. BACK BAY j Acreage or s•I• 150 , "' Catalina r-.1001'1 4 and f:u1uly room plus large completed ,bonu.s room. Fully inl· proved. Quk·k posscs.<1lon. Priced at only $52,9;)0, Call 962-8851. \~r~;·~.~!;~~,~::;::~~.:~\~ ri:n~·~\,;7l~1~'.' f '"' 3177 LJ ,~~t;~ TB~''"" ~~~:~~~r:~ri,;~~:,: }!~;: ..._,...... II ~] I r~.~:!~t~.~~B~~~=~ 968-4433 ~21968-4433 Ing roon1 and a den. E-Z Mesa del Mar front mun & den. z cnr &t· I R''U<inds • NE corn('r ol ~ij)it;;;,iijniiil ___ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii tC'rms and low, low monthly fftl'ht•i l i.:11r. lrg rec an-a, S J C 1 TC'.'<11!1 11nd Plorlt't'r . Dupltxes/Unlt1 I paymta. BKR 962-5511. BY Owner--muat scll·lovt>ly 5 ()~'rnpiC' l)O<l l. rroru s:l'.!,500 an uan ap strano P"'\'IOt~~l.v tlflli! at $."1.000 sale 162 'I _______ ~ REPOSSESSIONS Br. ~leu rlel f\.tar. carpets, • $3.1,!)j(), 10' ~ do"'"· 1lollar:,r ix·r ncrc · bu! llC':l.I I A'lllllCW I • ''THE ISLANDER'' rlrapes, blt-ln11. all 1}'fl"li SJC ft>ll 0111 . No\\' offf'11·'it fnr I Sl'PJ.:P. dt·lux Spa111,..h style F'or \nforn1ntiun o.nd location financing n ·1tdy $.17.~. ll I Horse Country 1iui1·k .-11le 111 $70,200 • in· fl 1111lt·>:. E11s1 Cnai.1:1 r-.11·sa, of these Fl-IA A V1\ bo1ne1, SWIM POOL 5-19-18:17. t•luth•s 11eJJ , n!'Ar l'Xlf;tlng t:1;11·h :; l;f{. '.! BA, \\'fi:ha~ contact· 1 Mesa Verde 531·5111 ( :1 531·5101 San .Juan ('.1p1s1.r .. 110 1~~ n('t'(' h•)!lH',~. sn111H h•>uSC on pro. t'tpt. All i'lt't:t k11<'ht'1L Business KASABIAN TRADE\VINDS & SE A i'Slat••s. \0 :1f!'!'S. l•.111 11·1: JltT1y . uwn<'r llnxious fo I :-:111utis~ d~·t~•t'. f\ini.:ruH.,1 Opportunity 200 µREE~S. \\'!~ .. be your lst TAKE OVER V.A. LOAN. 3 -pt\)pt•f!y 1s h u l I rl ah 1 l', ·"'-·I L l'rie<' $70.lXJ. Call Heal F.l'!lllt\ 642--2'.t.!:!. ••A•ERS INC._ Roal Estate 962'"'644 impressw:in, \iiucn you St..~ OPEN SUN. 1 , I 1 t '"' 1600 IJ~l,,E I " I r ~ this cusron1 hoine.. BUILT .PB.. ~bath, df:I!. fgrmal din-""' l~·nt (' ~··p1·s 11·111 \'i,•w ur • ,_ .. ,._, . !<". ':, 1 1 ~ hH FIREPLA. CE & WINE COME AND SEE ON 2 urrs. Dt:l'AILED fng roon1. beaut it u I 517 35th STREET valh~y. T!us h•)rsi· t'fluntry ' • 1:-..'\'F.STl\lENT DIVTSJON . c!upl<':oi: -r;,•111y 1·111l'd, A ari f I I I ARCH IT ECTURE O F' landscaped yards, douhlt' f\<'.,.,' duplC'x. 3 BR, 2 Ha .. 1irOP•'l'I}' lu1s tiio)rn for Z'l OP£.NTIL 9 •IT$FUNTOBENICC• dq ~l. hl111~. frpl!·, 1i11·l o:ar, ro ng 1rep aN! n arge thla very sharp decorated 4 VOLCANIC· TYPE STONI::, ~arage \\'ilh built . 1 n frplcs.. bll-\ns, dishv.'Shn.., ·1 houH•s and r<'ndy for ~ ~ ~ rhdi.<tnt ht•a1·.:. Jl:1lhi:m ~te fa nul.Y roo.n, \\'Ith Bdrm., h1.1ge lot, next door stucco, low av.· e e pl n g workshop nrt'a. Compl{'tf'ly f'll. unit. 1 Blk to Lido hu1ld1ni.: 1>r l~ilrl l1ir \11· P~'nui. ~:1.tt-1:1J~1. a bottl~ of v.·1ne fron1 .111C' to $40,000. hon\es, for roofjjnes "'' / ex1cnded carpet«! and drapes enl'h ShoG s. vP1'ln1ent. :1 IX'rln-.on1 ()ldrr lncomo Propo-,-,-y-~166 ente-rta1nina v.·et baJ'i v..; ... i1t · Q let · hbo "-" P · j . .. , · .... _. $28.000. CA.LL 842-1411!, overttani;s. At r 1 u lll en· room. tl ne1g ruuuu. ib Wilker Realty ho111r on pt'OJl('rt,v, r1Cl' garden k1tchC'n, 3 bedrooms PATii \\IALKER R.. E. 1ryway opens to unique liv. 1 ~ block Adams Elem. 33-55-C \Ila Lido, N'pt Beach Sni.000. Call r)"IG-1600. ~~== T Sh It and hu~c sundeck off Rl\1., BUILT ON CORNER School. N('a r shopping and 67'5200 lNVEST~IF:i\T DIV ISION ax e er I l'l)aSter bedroom. Located AMERICAN DREAM FRPLC., SPLIT·LEVJo:L. so fret>Way. Avnilable im· ;;,.. OP!NTll~·llSFUNTOBE.NICE• HUNT, FISH, CAMP on cul--dc-sac lot. Call tor ?otAS.Sl VE VAULTE D mediately. 979-1614. YOU'RE INVITED ooon to 5 P~I. 2.tm Bulk'. In \\'arm Early American bdrms., SERVJCEL1 l~Y 2 $46,950-By Owner 1'P. 3 bH., dC'n, formal din· I Co.~1n1nn Nnlionul Fn1 .. ·i;t, e N" \'lt\'tHI«~· J•r:ul1 l.e-n1 PART TIME NO SELLING L\Cn;\11:.'.' UNL1~11TED 4· 11J hr~ y.·~•kl)·. F:11.-;y & 1•1t•al><IJll, rt•pl11t•in)(' n1er- chanr\tSi' at f'l"llP'tny se- •·ure<! l't"lail stores. \\'ork frorn )'<n1r l10tne. Car nee· es.sary. Nn! \'t"lldins::. lnvl'llt· ini·nt nr S91Xl. F'ull money hnek gi11tranll'<'. Call r-.lr. !!uni ~l<•n thru fTi. COL,. LlX .. I . (-1151 467·70j2. ~~~~;~"J,~~~~r& ~~e Tr~ren~ is~~iy ~~~~ ~1~ B~fi11;;:;~s. ,~.on~ 10wner 1. NC'ar the beach. Charn11ng !I ~ i: , . ~ 5 ,\C, Ponderosa J'lne, ~ ~o~.ITr~:~~~I~1."!,~~n~ I head .,Circ, ~hmtington tonl's. Assume VA Joan only BATHS. Lu.>:uric.u1; \v/w Open house Snt & Sun, 1·5pm I ing0. UM'ri brl<"k 11~nts. 1 Ai·ii)ina, S8.T:i0 F'.P. S ll'1Ut e :O.ln\. In··· Ta:oi: Sil\'lllg" •-a .. h. $2'll per mo. CALL 962-5fill car•""'tin" thruout. gn .. ctvus Just off Multiple 4.BR, PF:N SAT/SUN 1-5 __ _ j S57 9930 t Ji,\Jt .\: R··~laurunt, }T gr ap· =K"ASABIAN R. E ·. RED CARPET RLTFµ). lS.IJ:''lt>-TvJ>E kitch~~ has 21 ~Ba, den. form din nn. nu 3::2 CATALINA We1tminster lflk«s ~~by, 111r1nty olbbli:k• CERT,IFIED pn)'< SS.l,OOl .. Price $39.000. h l I I t ~o 1 GEM i;:tinlf'. 1u!IO hR\'t' fll):rr u. (I~. 'L\' .. , .. 1 !In'" Furn , AP· 962'6644 Eves: 962·53t<l 2V2 BLKS TO BEACH hit-In RANGF. & OVEN. g;l~ar~rp 8br. g or"' ie:':e rtC'rt'agl'. Bkr. 6-l+•Ml70 or I Income Properties ! 11111111<.~ in an:~ well k~. 220 ----=-~~-c ,. I hou . I D !S i1 \VSIIR ., 1:---:rc. 1610 II' c t II "'ll $29,SOO ~"""211 IMMEDIATE ubtehd ill e~19 ,..._;,w. 1sco" g'ITr • SLIDING gtasl' opens to n1i'ssa~I' at, ~5-4:'>77 Rl-:ALTO,RS ous v.·y64z.4r.23 4 yt'ai'!'; young-& sparkling. 3 ~ · 6.8 X GROSS--I Yr "'l' 3:?:'11, outstnndlnl:' pro- n r · 4 •"""· rear grounds Wt th COV'D 1 N t B ac:h J~ BR. farn. rm, firepl. ----------I I i:p(.,:tus. POSSESSION RE;\LTY fi.16-75.\1 Ph. PATJfl. 1':NCIJ)SEl1 L1\NAI ewpor e Harbor Vu Homes -h!tins. :i BA, L'f'flls, drps., 'J Busine1s Property 154 1-!ou~ &, I?up ex lw•tv.'("('~ ~I ar campground. 81i mo gr an\1in1e 2.t hrs & CUSTO•I C'ONTOUHED · ------'--"--lla.rboi· f.: :-.,; .• ·r1,1'J>Ofl 1.11.',·d. 1··,1 f>l i\I. can expa!lc\. r-.lark ff 4 Bedroom plus family room, · ·• · 1 • · New Engl d Beautiful homl' in vl'ry 1·ar i,:ar. Jlm for boot a: ~ RH hous + :i 111 I l~ bath, bu>'ll>."", Cl-" to Buy Now-En1oy Later S\\'Ir.!i\•JINC: POOL. This an (lesirahle til'!'a. So t•asy to 1•11111JK'r. 5': tln. ' T\\'O LOTS T 0 TA L: · , '' ~·-• i)unn l{ltr, 492-9920. ,. "" ·~"" churmit1" home is i1nn1ae Ch h . 1o.t·~· Cl!OICI-: LOCA· Dupl• x units. l.f't'l'ntly I ocean, !!hopping and new Outstanding Pool ! 4 BR·s. thruout."lt'~ our Bt.:Y o~: arm On t e mauitain. Sprinklt'n;, self . fl'('Onr!1tloool. Sln'rl Rt.>aJ Edison Park,· and schools. Super. Clean! $30.500. !~UN-Tfl"C MO NTfl for ''"'''· Pen"insula cleanini,: oven, much more! •. e ~.,. TION. H unlln~t~~ Beach, F:shtlf' Cnrnp. S3.1-29-l.ll or Gl11,.s & S<..'rN·n hus. Excellent terms. Priced at TINGl'ON_ BEAO-l RE.\L· $49:soo FULL p'R.ice Re a Ji st i ca 11 y priced. .. ~~~g:-.i!{~s:~~~f.·r;~i?s ~9-1623. ! Fl1rnit11re store . an.'tious only $32,500. Call 962-8851. TY, 5.16.ti565. LOWER ON. PYT. OK \\'tllking distancl' lo Oct:an G~·l..£97l. Sl7,;,oo ra. TERr-.ts v.Till': IBl-Plex 2 Hr. slliU'f.l units 1 ~OLlAND ~us . S~let t16umR. t-. l\1ERIDITII c .a rd en 11 , O\VN ER \\'ILi. J·IEl..P and Bay Benches. A E -BLUFF BEST BUY l\i\NPA I\, 1993 Kihel Rd. \V-sid('. S~·l,500. L.oiv do\i'n , l ol6 C!rringe, C~I. 645-4170 Beautihli Gallena honw., 4 }-'!NANCE spnrious 2,500 !If!· ft. family Spacious 3 br, 2 ba, Jrg tan1 l\itwi l\tau L Ha1,1·11.ii or 1r1vlc-1111 S1 0.00Q ''fl· Call ' 1 ~l<'s1nan N••<•dt>th BR, 21:i ba. 2800 sq. ft. Pric· MISSION REALTY home 1o.·ith -1 lnrgC' bedf'I>. nn, k.it. Upgradefl decor. Fountain Valley 842-2502 -,. Jint Bmon11• torlav, Nt."''POrt 1 ""=-~~~~-~~I d t •"ll By o·"--r I on1s, including n huge . floonn' l '" t HOUSEzonl'dC-2.\\1ll lea11e .. ,,,_., Rll"'t"2-'l.;ll '1··1·1·'!'!< ·1 f·"' I "·I f' 0 ;><.. ' ...... ' ""~ So C 11 Li "· l'U.'\' ""u tC'ii;. N H · h 1\ "Piion to bu>'. or sell. -•·---, ' ,.., ~ · · · ' \\ ne. •JUU, poo · u..:' S NC 962-tm "°"' . oasl \\y., ngiinri ma.ster suite 1o.·ith Ocean Bnghl, rlc•an. O\\·nrr ewport e1g ts · r.. ~I l'll b t fr BROKER I . INVE. STMENT AT Phone (714) 494-07~1 \'1e\1' and Sun [)(>ek, Family $49,000. ---L.o\v dov.·n 646-5337 2 HOUSES. t lot, Eastt;irl\' .1 '"· • s . s o . I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml HOUSE ''( , Xln! rentals, 2BR rear l l'Q h•rn1s. Van, 646-8111 1 Bkr. I• SPECTACULAR ,. Room, Shdtcr.d Patio. °'" ,,, •745 I I 'I "AN u"-me prop -nt $ THE BEACH • ._ ~ ;r. "'" . · '"'" I BR front , s14;,. pri )'l'(ls, OR.\NGE JULIUS, SS.Im 23,950 -_,, Id ho -I "1 ('ounl !ry1 ·1K1ti'l';~-1· 5001-~njoyCtalhel H \RBOR v· II • L BEAUTIFUL 1' (.~1. By owner. $45,000; E-Z Prin« only, S.12.:iOO. 5'L5-7361. Xlnt o11po11unit.y. Well """'in. • Upgrad .. .,,o er mew/sC'p .. 0t'l'.'lu1 vie\\'. nh~ult·y J::(lQ( 1C' . .,.,.., . ' iev.· ·l)mcs,.1 r, .. 111!11 not.11 rriyi• 1n the l trms.6"5-203l or642-£fm. Lots for Salo 170 ped.U>w o'h<~a<!.84&-'1521~'· 3 BDRM. 2 BA. J'('lltal. $26,000. J L. YOUNG unobstrut lnblt'. S1tua!etl oil f.71-XCi~iJ. Sonu.•rnt Model. Ptur. ! \\Vrld. A \ l\'\Orlilll !O\\!I• Commercial El.'. kl'' dsh'''''''· new REALTY 847-1216 or 842-85411 very luq.:e cornC'1 lot, \\'1th OPfN TlL 9 • ITS FVN ro BE NICE! landsc11 pE't.I & rlecora1rd . h< 1 , 11 11 th(' 1ilt\ii1at(• 111 lnveslmont ' I I. , 1 ~ o~ n h J 1/6 ' 117 H ~·· I . ' Properly 158 u-•-1ru,·1~1 , .•. Dan." Po•'•l ~•-. c:ov. patio. 1·ust SUPER Ci•"•,, • "·• BR. br·.·ck 1na Ult' tl'I'-" ~Ut1'l111t11 1ni.: 1 ~ ,,,. ou.'ll' an. "' , ! \'. """" ,, " "' " In 1nsu1·<' pn\at'.\ ~ 1~1rin,.,, ' • 11 un1 to 4 pn1. t.9·16 Po11 l'iU.j niainti•nlln<'" insa" ,. 90x100' Sl!l'cl -Street, n.1. Opportunity .. nl-"' in<;'lc Itnn1ac 1· pool .,u .. 7• 0111. 3 Bdrn1s .. •'•Hl\'•'11. il<'ll, ST RES ...... " · · pa to, · a~" Jllr " &· 1n1r1re~t\'1•!y l:tr-'<' ]\\•111" ,1 Bi,shnp 1-'l~...,., oc <•>II 3 0 'l-1tgome~ R al E t t nd ~ 2 pf TI 0 --M " -"' "'-'-ril"ln•~ ,,1,,s :t SUIXT l'Oiy ' "' .,, o: s a e V I I t Site co · $1...,. :i · · • · ~..., i e at 1non1 Quiel. 111• n <: e 1 u I 644-1957. B.v Cft\·ner. " ~ 4-1-0 •c•n nve1 ment ' 4680 Hirl Ave., Nr. AJgon-nei~hhorhOOft Call Brykn NEWPORT SHORES tan1ily r1l'l. F:xN,llent location 1lC'ar J<T _.. ilqu~inij,~"r"=;'ii'iii~~or.'d~ai=jlyiX.;;;;:;:f::.M::•:::"~"-15~·,2,~900;,;;..· T----j.,~~~}--? ~~~~!!,,.\!~(';;Jl<>,f~~;1'~f.;;B.B+-O:_P-4lE•N-l SAT /SUN. l·S Newport Post Office. Sharp WATE RF1lONT, 30' boat sli p Zone R-.1 ~29 700 ~ ft cean ront \\'alk to be h 6-:~::::::=jihu~i~ld~in}is~o~'~'';'~6000~~a·:!!'L~~l~n~Balf::j~bo!a!.~LD~t=7=C=•=lll=n•=b=I~· r,~:H;~~~:~· f~~:· 'i!;'J-----j •••0 AD"IS HB anx · " Cl 11 9 00"0» ,...,,, , • • family rm .. dining rm. Xtrfl ian<'{' of ;i fetin1e In 2·Sly. 21,; halhs. Bit-ins. Coulil not bl'.' rt'() a or dl lional 19,800 sq. fl, may~ 962-2456 5.')7-3403 eating:_aoo:Lln.kitchcn, brk, purchnAf' this prime of all :'\IU::IT SELL! $42,500 lhC' prlt·r . $A9,500. Nd 2nd1 ll\'llllable for 7 more Units. I $30,950 1714) 002-1(86$. nrA-i-E-STATe---fM'-'f'~nft<o:>tH-.fflt'Fl~iQtts-l•.w--tl €-A¥WOOO-R-E·At-T¥--H-< Ot'-trttd~---f=irr""'~---rei-•ner Alay Ciiify. oo"' ___ , BIG BROW N ""' n1'1\ )('ar. Thll' chnrm1n..:: :1 1 * 548.-1290 * GRAHA!\.l RJ.T\. Glf.-2·11-1 ._;::.:;,;:;.:;:.:;.,:;;.. ___ = A · O\VN I::R must IC'ave. Sp:inish . . Hit :! h;1rh h1111~•· {)\'l'r!ooks ~~-~~~ -!1\'l!me &'6--055.S. I BARN design. tiled roof. lan1Hy! 1 !~ lik•lltl(',\ft' :"\· "'. thr• rwt·~·n ,\' h;u·h(.r I'll-Harbor View Homes I Condominiums ('Q!\.11\.IEHCJAL PfQ/M:•rti"ll .t,, Vacant c.2 Building --1111., den, {'ntry hall. hrk,14!l4-9·1,., :,.i.µ~,, 3629 t-:. Coo!lt H\.\·)". Cd:'>! for sale 160 St.'t••ir1· ~1111ions, LF:A.')Er> S 't· '2 SO ft f 11 Mz..66 tn1n1•1'. i\ fill'\' l1s11n1.: a!, 2 Br T l)f'n. Charnnn~. pri-30 !\.!' 81 I -• tq. . ! '1n' • not farardrom,oecan, I'Olh· $31,950 (7\41 91. OPEN HOUSE SJJIJ,l..00! \':1tP, Jn\1• rnaint. Fee land. * 67S-S9 * ,,,•,m. :,'u'~,m·,~ ~~ood; "."'11",.,','.';. 100.65o sq, H. Dov.11town g rear Y • niammo OWNER moving. 4 bedrrn., 3 • " OW * * * '' ~ ,.-" ·· O I bedroon1s, 3 huge baths. baths dining rm. family I :00 till dusk I Fnrrn Din, + ,\'ook, Lush $4,100 0 N Wayne Blackstock buyers lo $250.00J. Call i no Businl!S! District. Olstomized kitchen hM rm ' pool jacuzzi brk B d N +O V 1.ndscprl. lntmed. Occup. /Plus nonnal costs), ~·ill rch d Y,'h('('ler, Sanglitf'r R.E. Next to Pomona Freeway self-cleaning oven & pot S46;9oo. (n4) 84&-000.i. ' ran ew cean u JONES See or ph .. daily 1·5, 2024 ino\'e you In tornormw! Spic 317 0 I 532-2200. Ottramp. Near Ontario In· ~rubber di&hwas~r. OJym. OWNER s a er i f ic e . 4 Sl'e (forl'\·er l from this nia· REALTY INC Pnrt Provence Pl.. 64f..G249. & span 3 bdrm., 2 bathll. Coron• del Mar Rul E1tate Wanted 184 ~~.~·Any~:~ pie sized recreation room. bedrmt .. lbaths. rear living jcstic hillside re1real! !l's EST.~ BAYFRONT 419 IRVINE \·ou are tbt.> v.1M er of ~ Owner has bought new nn., dining rm .. swim pool, .t111e, yo u c~ i;::rel't CatalJt~ Large fan1ily . home + 2 Open Sat/Sun. P .M. 2 Tickets to !hi• * Quick Cash * · ~ home up. Nort~ and ls.:cady brk. S~.900. 17141 962-1373. <'ach n1.,rntn.t: f1'01n !ht.~ (714) 6 73-6210 : Rr'.lroorn a pa rt n1 en ! . University Realty Sports, Vacation & • 1 to bargain. BKR 962-5511. st>t:luded 3 RH. 2 B,\ hr,nu· 2001 w.&lboa Blvd. I J>r1\'a!e tx>?ch. Tennis court. , ~."" 1 E. C;..t. llv•v fi7'.'...£~ilO Recreational Vehicle \\ill !JU}', ruur _t•ro/l<'rTy. :'ll Ii~ l~-DUT01 Haven l\Tarina-3BR. on a quiet ('Ul d,.. s;tc ~W'PO<t Buch·C.Hlomi992MO .\ community diX'ks. 0\\'tlt'r. ,)V!, • Show .rash "1th1n ,:i. hrs. Cati I ~ NEED CASH? 2BA Xlnt cond. Brick ff'llCT' overlooking L<u.'1.lna 1o.1th an tiiJ-8203 e Ci-IAR:'>llNG • 962~1 & frplc. AppHances. $3:?,00J, unrestrictrd Ol'••:;r1 \'iE'\\', AU111ENTJC-OLD ST\.LE at lhc ' ·.iii · '.: e 24 HOUR SERVICE e st&-9056 Take Ten1ple Hills north OPEN SAT/SUN 1.5 3 .RR, 2 BA in 1-larOOr 4 &drn1. :1 Bath lfous1> Anaheim Convention i r · •/ CALL us flrsl -We-\\ill sell NEAR Beach & Frwya. 3 trom High\.\·ay 101 !o 2926 Jlig~an<!s. 2 blkii from H.ooms & ~lore Rmnls! Center ;111~~'1"" ,,...,'"'n'•'oy•u 1 • 0 ooLo"•'n""wm 2 co.4CI )'Ol.lr property or guarantee BR 2 bath. Nev.' crpts Dorn Court. $69.lOO. Call I 2 KINGS l\1anner~ Elem. :»to Beryl, J'rlN>Ci 10 St-·ll ar S:~'i.'.\00 .January .1.11 unur equity beiore moving d"•'s. lrplc. $27.~. ~ "''""· 494-6517 I.lo\·rl's Rrallv. 7 0 RO. _Fnr nppt S.18-7020, owne_,. , ','':;i.17"1 • &16·1919 , ,d_ C LLf ed I., '""'o"o-ul.40" , -·--l 1;-.J'pt.\l!s.•\'IE\V'3ilP...2. ., ?t -"-~'" -!'!1';1 ~1•1·,'\1\6\:t;ijji~.1'\t . .l l·I ..!l:.~.~~. or 1n1m . app' QY,'NER· La CUl'Sla, 4 Br. 2 HARD TO FIND ba. $.'12.CXXJ. ' • rhe Bluffs.;.). BH, • ~ ba 'I LO\'f:L'l·, 1·us1nn1 hit ":BR i)<'\\\1 '"11 !I ,\, 5 1•111 1 .. ,·]<r 1n1 BROKERS INC. 1st TD Loans ;;>Q<rt'UJ Ba. fam rm, blt·lns. $41,500. Upper 3 Arch B ~ Y: 220 20th STREET I ~1,p1g~+:'fl0. D' "~~~~.3 1 yr, honi•· 1n :"\e11pr,rt He1ghl" '·"u1· T1C'k1•1i.. 1:-lorth Counlv • 968-6274. unobstruclublC' occ11n \'tC'11'. d 11 , SGI>: ;;oo .,., ,J"u \.\'Tlf'r .,...,...,1 0 PrY'lf lndscJlf'rl, En f'IOS("fl i•!ll·ln·1· nuniltt·r 1s ;>-Kl· 12261 PRJ fl1Y "'ants older hon1C! or · •. ' !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::; Priv. bcaC'h & clubhouse. 3 i31!. & 2 BH.. u1 ex. · ! D11plE'XI!11 near the ocean patio \\' ~.t~ r1111c .rv Br1r h· • * • fi;.:er upper frnni pri ply. Irvine Chlll'ming 5 bdrm .. 3 bath 142 MASTERS Cl R. l'\Ules Larson, Ree.Itor que. s111.-. ~Tr1 for boat I ~ ~an1 pay ci~~h, f0rl1lir<'r home. Lg{'. den, wet bar. 2 Adjacent S.A.C.C. Golf * 673-8563 * str,ragi> $12,!~JO ~1~2 10} NEW WATERFRONT rupex · · \'tegetl!, F I 11 bl y shop Lots o( Cours.... 3 & f'am. nn. &~l~&-~•=2267'----~~~7 Two Bedroom Cutle rp cs. 0 -' · San Juan Capistrano C.11AP..}.11NG Ranch St~· le 2 · 2 and .1 t*.droom homes on ; nooks & s1orAge. Asking $4i.51Xl. k f 1 CASll for your l'fl. Br-hind in Lo1\·est rates Oran~e Co. Spiral Staircase. 1;prl1 n~~~~i~~ = SS2,500.:• _ ~ * S408N SE~SH1 PRE f'OR sale by ownr, 3 Br, 2 ~~i1;~k· f~~.~~i: ·~~oci~11ci;.1 ;::.~~~·~, ~1~Yps -,.;it~"'~;~~r payments ok. Also, ~uft~n. !· "WE BUY TD'S" b Y '·-, 't="""""' . r1v nuprx B\ G'' 1 I $3000 132000 0 . rir 1416 ·. · ' sales pla11. Al'k for Jim l;lard·to-eQme· y! ou ...... t. aml has been extremely 4 "R , , RR 1 I '· ' rans oa.n, · 1 . . \\tlC'r. r a--fl1lly •0 po1nted l\'llh many Broon>". • .. C"'pnrt ,'I" s, • Salllor Mtg. Co. 'F . . .,, al b d Bll. A..--R..-~ ,, "'~ · · ot rr<nt '' !'3000 ",_-,, c-~c ---------,. · " " .. "" ... ' rark.'Jt;t:an ounl rill Y \1·ell ca1't! for. ,\sking only ti · U.i.:L ~ DAVIDSON REAL TY I ~. '1' 11 ., • · ~"' ... • The fastest dra•v 111 !he \Vrsl . "x1ras. rut fl..12-!J-111 642 the Sea" 5 Bedrm & family $26,500. ~ ~ l eJTU, 493-521!1. . .. a Daily Pilot Classified 14.iJI \\'rst Coast lhgh1,1·ay, ~B y, · •2171 54.5-0611 rm. 3 Ille baths. OvE'r ~ i eel h·11 ,_ llO toJST 11w...: 673.9060 646-7767 Vnrancii>i. rost money! Rl'lll Ari. 642~7.ll. -. j 0Jl('n Sat & Sun 1·5 St>rvinJ;" J-larbor fltta 2t yn sq ft or SUJ>t'r con1fort. up. r I &eMWV.0..-CIU. RARE FIND ~·our house, apt., store Any day ls t~ie H~ DAY to PETE BARRETT II • Ji Money Wanted 250 gTRdi.'(l f,{U'UOUt. Li1rge patio. .._ ... .._e-bld)i., etc. thnt u Paily Pilot run an ;id. Drtn ! delay. . ~1ncl1I prof ldS'tp yards, fully MAGNIFICENT i EASTBLUFF Oal'siflcd Ad. _.call toflay f>l2·~ill7ll . -REALTOR-J:>.'CHJ.:ASE your lntf're~I in sprinklcrl'd for !o.,.,. maint. REi\LTY OCEAN VIEW 642 5200 ,,.,n1»: llil\"' thl'f'(• Ji;t Tn11( ~;e<~:~~. s~:~ ~~~ A Company \\'Ith Vision trom this rondominiuin + I~~1~t.ro;:n1~lndl~~~~rm~nip~ I [ l [ J W t] 11 ............_.L_A_D. -I E-S~ Bu01ipnpo",'1unily I IJt·1.,l11, lll'Jl"f.\. s~.000 cat·h Uruc',i'·, Park . Cente833r. ~ne the best beach !!\'et' + 3 BR, lrg. fnm 1'11\., lo.vely lndscpg Mob'1 le Homes on .~1 ni.:J" fi\lllil.v lx..tnlC'., Ir t Anytime, -vow 3 BA 1· I t d k nd ne"l " •pm All I th! 200 Costa \lrsti, 71,, lo 8 prt ~~ Oii•-hou-. 8 ,"! 10 6 PM , . il'('p act·. pa 10. l'C a " .. s . o s ....__ Ul!I ..... "' ·~" & custon1 fu111Jtuf('. The for only SS.l,000. CALL to I -don't .,.,·1•ar him out, 1loin1: 1 * * • 1111., 011nPrs f1n;1JJc1aUJ II [,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'I direction of 1hr all•rt buyl'r see, 979-1050. . yard \\'Ork · mn\·<' 11110 a H . $fldler I stablt'. WALNlIT Square Condo. 3 of the future! Asking Ontu Mobile Homei Mobile Homes Tiburon L-on<l11mln1.un1 anrt Bl\·•I., C.l'\I. BROK I veN-tl sh~lf{'N. 'Air ~nrl., 'sA· NDCASTL£ ~ For Sile 12S For Sale 125 tcr1or ma111tt·n11rl("('. lf'lt;1l 1 s. Laguna . S48-7J29 lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml 1\·s.hr1ri". ,,., Furn. 146.'(I 21 1 elr-c1n" hlt1n.~ 1\-a1r-«onrl, I' •.• M t H R t I '-y,,u r1n• 1h1• 11uu11•r or $23 950. Condo. 4BR. 2 Ba. Goldt'n Glf'n. Owner.!) nlO!l REAL ESTATE ~ I GREENLEAF PARK 0 or ome en as Choict• re,..;a](''I lll'f' llfl"'-' on '2 !i"k•·I~ l·• ltl•· 128.,.,:nrlr,o. _ Sharp •I BR. XI olrl. \'aC'ant. Asking $26,500. 494_8025 ~ 11 ,\ BEAUTIFUL PRf\'ATE !ht· n1arket. 1 rn ~ Bdm111. Sports', Vacation & ,,,..,., "·"·t 0001 I Quick l""•'s~.·1nn. VA/Fl!.\, m(XX) 3 RR +-pool L'"'' ....... ...,.,8 . h ~ A PEACH ADL1~T CO~l~lUNJTI' SALES & LEASING 15',f F!lO~I sri.9:.0. Recreational Vehicle " ' I ..,.,...,, aguna -•c . •tA"UOPifA'VIEW l--c>TS4 • -~-1~ Whitt~ 7\w .. C:M . hilt'Sl'T'\'1~ri fsctl~' larwin realty Inc. Show 950 • 3 BR + IJOO • u""'"' ()n !'1•1H:h Trt'l' Ln. Sharp :i Ek>nutiful t'f>sall'-1 11\':til. 0 M ~o .. ~ $.'?9:500 • 3 BR, l~ lhTin. * LID..'URY LIVI:SG * 40x90 2559 Iris $lS,OOO ('Ustom built 1 bdrms., rangtni;t In ~i1.e tron1 2·1x53 anmar otor Homes ~ 111 !ht· Houses Furnished 30( $41,500 • ~ Uruts. 2 Br ea. In this bt&ut. 3 bdrm .• 3 bath 25x100 Ft'1'n .. ~ Cntal~ $~ family m1., dining rm., 21.~ to 24x&I. Priced from Spat'inus 2 story :i BR, lit Aneheim Convention trms hnml'.' v.·ith many custom EMERALD BAY LOT beths. t.1odl'.'rn is I and $14,500 to $2:\,:,00. Come & 531 68 HA. Bh·lna. trplc. Separate . Center Costa Mesa 5'19,0CKI -4 BR :I c gar. Prestc-featum such u tinted cJau U27 Emerald Bay S!Xl.'000 kllchen. bltn deep freeze, see our \\'Oni!C'rfu1 park. • 00 ~i+rae;l'. Pool, recreation January 5·14 ---------- C\LL 842-1-118 in ii: l 1 d I ng d oor 1, For lots & homes eall. patlo & u sparkl ing pool. 64~796.1 between 9 an1 & 6 Sx40 Stnrfllght, 1 Bil furn """I room. laundry IACiliUes. I P\eue cllll 6~·5678. l'l<T. '11 1 2 Hf{ trlt>r, fum, Sl30 nlO. util • PAT1t • sctf-cleanlng oven, blt-ln 8111 Grundy, R;:lt~r $:12.~. pm. imth. 10x:W Caban!\ f'nn be Q1~ll't adul!JI; on?'· ,,No bth1·f"tn 9 1; ~pm ro rlo1nl 1nt·ld ~o chiklrt'n or pets. WAL.KER BBQ, Ralnbirdi;, FOO(! 125 Bayside, Npt ac C ALL I:\ 646•24 14 RR. New Cpt!l, 11 s .~ tll'(l!I ) ('h1ld1'f'n. undt·r 1.1, .400 y()ur ll«kl'!~. f:"\ll.nh Couniy l>lfi-1~ nr 6.l:?·'.JJ75. 111411~1 ,.11 C("TJ!f'r ·'-any more v.·ondcr· 67>6161 ~~L CLEAN. COOL rhru nut. i"nnii!~, ~u·k. prh" Elrk•n, CJ\!. 9 6 3 -2 I S: 7 ·I t11ll·fn.•1· 11un1! .. ·r i!i ~>-llJ·l120• IU·:An hou""· 1 Ekdroom. l 17171 Beach Blvd., H.B. ful1 .t~alure!t ... !l~&i"'·Judt>S \VOODS COVE. (\11;ron1 lire 2 1 ~ Jlun11ng1on BeaC'h. Lat<' lio •ni·h, J)f'lal d,w·k.~ nv:ol. A.~k $1l.900. * * * Jlf'l'Stln a!on<', p1u1ly turni"'h re rig., \vrut•l\'.r d~r. AR, 2 BA hOme by 1Jv.·1wr, REALTY model 12x40 1 Bdrm. !lt't op $4,!.XXI. Spucc rent $65. OCF.,\N \'il'I\' Conrkl~ 1n l.11 WHOLESALE tlf, 5-1)(--3~"~"-"~~--- Hon\e Jlrieed At F·500 v.·ith 1 '~ bl.ks 10 ocenn. bi.:ani!I, Nt•r Newpor1 Post Offlte in one of llut11lnrton'1 flnt·~t N~'f!Ol't Beh .• fW6..6.'iOO or ' losla. :\In 1 h't-nis Agrnt I OISTRIBUTORSHI p Laguna Be•ch DOWNTOWN E'xtra lot, all andscaped, vie\\'. det·k. Jfu~l' IOL Aflult J)lltks. Lo\V !lptlC'P rent. 586-5652. 1 Bill Lronnrd. J;4Z,.--O:»i9. arlja~nt to home for $6! 500 m Pf'nrl 4~1 BACK BAY I I.ail:'~ Cnrp. 11<'\'(ls t!('pt•nd· .'ONE SHORT $20 ()f)J ' ' ' ' ' }.1nt priC't' & trnns, L.AGUNA r}l'afh, hea11t lful I Duplexes/Units nhlf' Jll'11">11 Tr. '«'T'\'ll't' Cnm· 2 Bil, 1 n.\, l<'aik to hcaeh. '* NORTif...END * O\\'N·YOUR-0\VN_ APT ·. JEWEL I 83~9110 ~ n1obilchomt• hy oef'/\n, 2 Br I sale 162 p.•tny ,..~1:d1h.~ht~! ric<'l"itJnls Jan. l.'1 • .J111w 11, N() pt'tll. -M ILE Hon1c \\'ilh 2 bdmi. ApL & :? north enrl, 11'''-'1. $'21.~. , 21 fiO FLA\tl'.';GQ 2 BR 12 ha., xlnt C'On<I .. lvly park. dilltrihutin~ (11,\SE & s,,\N· S2SG. 213; ::ro-62.JJ aft 6 pm. 2 B \ rni. guHt apt. \Vt\lk to \Vr1llace L. Neff, Realtor, Harbor Highlands Area 2~\ F · :1 • bit 1• :'\lust !lC' Sf't'n tn apprt<'lale. 14 Units llflR.\' coflre p111c-11u·rli. \\'k-<'n•I~. 711: 49-1~. to Ul(e ~an . 2~1l~tln d'n' bl!ach & !1hoppln11.; cent!!r. 49.1-1318. Con:pl. remocltlt'd & rt'flt"C. h '., ~~~~v<;f' ~~j, dt'ii~ };o J)CI~. 499·1/itl.'t 7 fl<.1!11 i\INl111\inn DllJJl<'x.-.~ ~<J s~:LLIS(.i 1:~'.~IOIJ,F.L}:I) ~ltage. l , ~1Upcrt :~ ~-i~~ ·low :ii Ocean vie\v. Pro;t-ctln~ an Laguna Niguel 1 ~n;;~te ?f· ·~· ~ .. ~"ne ~1~~ ~r I, ~:;a ~11,·ln'NI p 0 r r ·h . :;;x::,:; PARA.\fOU~T in co~L'l rlOf>c 10 south 1.'0a.~t. \riu j lttvMtm .. 111 1'('(11111 .. ~·1 S2 . .i~.;. ii;l!i. Nr ,~Arl'r & shOra. ,000. All u111o:m1led bltin 1.1n!lual I~ of $7,860. 1 , · -~ 1, · ~,1 dlnl 11 • Ca ....... rt. p;hr'd, !X'tt1. Arlult11.) 11'1e&A, fully furnl11hed, large 'd 1 1 d 1 1 lntrt't'st·fr • ..., f1n.1n1·u1g al · 1 \.:Ill. pd. $'.!lJ nlO, ht. last. & ~-• 1 17 000 J > nil.Ii irm ng rm ',,-, CQMI er nlll N"I 1 or •. . 1 , c· t•' ~· elec l\ppl's, ,,·/w crpt11 a-n \.'-'U a :>. . y,: Es T N 1 N E co N· . • · 842-6S:iJ, awnlng, very cll'an. $2250. -'-·· ,.,.1-' 000 tull rt ,.,., .• rw.p11 • \f~'1n~1on. ri)f "· -~~·=·~'~·-------<ir'pt. patio. Xlnt }Oc, Don'I * SllARP * OOMJNIUM 2 IJR 2 Bi\, v.:et bar "!' niany mort tx· I , American ~7"9390 ..,.,....wn. ~,k. . & IL ct. lnleTVlew \I r!'f' inrludlni.t Lido J sle mis., 11eein1t this one. 2 Bdm1.. 2 bath home dt.'<'Or.lltor furniAhuia:!I op. tra1. $62,jOO, Criawe.U Pl'f'· l970 24.'60 1.onde1'08a. 2 BR, G . er ff phone No. . --------- ' '';~cl~ ·~Pllllo. pn~l'"' !lonat F. v es J Wk ·n d 1 . ~~~;.~1'$h~o :;;·Ul Z1i !t:"s. lfX.!Qun~'. ~:f.:s~ l\~~~~~~St1!?2P~~ ~1! Reit.ltors Dlstrihu!•Jr f)lv I~ 2 llr/2 BA or 4 Bt/dco, ~ 0 • <: or m ate 496-2949. 3364 for '8 r, Beeut lldult park. Top t'Ond. OK. ~lng due to health. 545-7131 lOOl 110'\'A~d A\" j Ba. "'·intf'r. Open 220 Vb 62-4471 ( :1546-1103 "'1~· '!8·:oERN . Lido Isle * ocerN VIEW * Priced 'below n1 ark el , 491)..'Z96S. . NEW BEACH DUPLEXES I San Matf'O, tal1f. 94-Ktl t~l'IOl!. 6T:r'ifi6i, 213 : I 3 B<lm1,. 2 bath~: hiih bMLrn . . , • . 548-210ft 1971 MOBILE home, 2 Al.L new rteluxe 4 hr It 3 br NEWPORT BEACH I ~<l~>-t-1 __ 56_·-~----l!!!~!!"'~'!'!!'~~~~~"!I ceil's., In•~ nf glaii,~. :1 HY OWNEI~. 4 dool"ll to Ba}. 2 l nilk phis brn.ch coll~ge, '71 20 x 43' f11H 11\\·ning:<, hflnn .. 2 ba. pet :tt.'t'tklri. 1 1·nch. Balhn/\ P<'nln, N.n .. I ~lartne Contracting f'irn1 Newport Be•ch OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-S I:H>tk!I . Compare !his at Ol"!\r Tennis, Sou.th ~ard1>n 1 ~lf'J'$ tn IX'."lr·h. Goo'lrl iikirtq, ~2,1' 1)1lt'1'h. t.nnrl· 11d11lt park. Call !tl7-oo77 Hal Isle & l-:J 111' & ·I br on Firn•KI 1• (J u ~Pm en I k EXECUTIVE AREA $4l.5CIJ, ~'OW1 patio off Ll~lna ~d in· • i,n11·r r1.1ntnl 0.1 .. ·n. $62.500 ~'I"'" tt1lul! vtc. Pf'I OK . SA l ht-t\\"Hn 11 itnt & _.pm. nct"nntmnl. lH6-7·U4 N!' 1 ..... 111ertron1 l0<'at1nn ?-'\ Yr. \\'ALI\ to "'U!fr. S9'i 'ittt CANARY AVE., F.V. ENGLUND ;~:;.,!IC~~~ S~dl\ b;a:l~.k 41 .,.~'~ Wal~er ~ealty Sfl.YlO. 5.l6-t1f>.\ nr 557-1&48. ·72 R<1111111l1t "us1nrn :i.Rf:2 &w-<632 Don ThomP8()11 QJrt compnny. ~!l.'\N' avail . Sachtl!lr $1 25 duplc;x. 2 Br. Price reduced. $43,9.50 BR. 3 bas. $73,500. OPEN 11 :t~i;i-l. l'ia Udo. N pt. Beach st..::\'.LINE 2()).:52. 2 110.onlnp, rul1 bnths. air. O,..·ncr Bier. fr.ir boat .a.' 1"1»1"''" Jiou.se. tJf.M30' MANY PLUSH XTRS. REAL ESTATE to 4, SAt, sun. 22'1 Vh1 * 675-5200 * Fully !<!tup, lrg shed. $6830. lrttn.11.f1'1'T\'f\. Prl<'NI to ,ru. ra~t n>sult• art' ju~t a phone BILL GRUNDY RL TR. Rent-A-Houie [)E'TAtl.S~ Ph. 962-Tm ACT. 318 ntALIA 4»-8tm lthAC".n 642-1811 \Vant arl n>stl!I~ . 642·~78 ~74. F'a mll)' park. 5RG-0300. .t"&ll l'!Wft)t • 642-S6i8. 675-6161 \\'an! "d n!'l\Jlt~ 642-li671 s;1 % INTEREST 2nd TD Loans ]~. • ' , , 0 ' " . " ' , " ' ' -I ~· ' ' >• ,, ' ,.. " •• 1· I ~· ,. I'. I- I I g ·• !!>: ~. • -•• "" '· .,. J . " c:. ,,~, -" , ... • J• ' . '· -,, °' ·~ .J -r" . 1 ' -~· 1.r ~ ~ ii. I_ t ... ' -· ' , ' • • I . SO YOUR LITTLE RED WAGON ---- IS REALLY DRAGGIN' , I llLL -9-1LL llLL l\\..'- &ILL 'BILL ADD HORSEPOWER TO THE FAMILY BUDGET • . . You can handle those bills. All you need are the dol· lars you'll get for all the still-good, but. nobody. uses. them items you'll find_ all .~ver th, , ho.use. Make a list· of theni today and decide to turn those unwanted ar· · ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you • • • · it'll· pay · you. And you'll be surprised at how fast you can sell iust about anything with a DAILY PIL9T classjfied ad. Try it today. Every day is a good day to use ... ,,_ ._ .... _,. .. _,. -..... !. -• --· -· --_. ... -• ~· • • .... !. "' • _.,_ ~ • DAILY PILOT WANT ADS (And You Can Charge Them) 4 . • 7 ' -•• -~.._ _______________________________________________________ _, /, .. -~ • • DAILY. PILOT DY ---]~[ ---• I~ 1:;;-~"'""";;;.;;;1~;1 ~1 ___ ,,,_-~1~;;;;11! [ ._ ... ..,. I~ I ....... ~-iiiil.i)~~l~-;;;'"""";;;tMR~· .. ~1~~~~1~""'''""•'""';;;""';;l!~1 305 Condominium• Aph. Fum. 360 Apt. Unfur n. 365 Aet. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfum. "5 1 Houws Fumlthed 300 Hou ... Unfvm. JOI HoUIM Unfurn. --------Unfurn. 320 --------o.n.r1I Irvine ---------&Ibo.a Peninsuli General General Cost• Mew Huntington BMch FREI! ti-. Cotti !!'!'" I ·--~~~~~~~---·1~~;;;;; ...... 1=::;::;;;;::;:::;:;;;;;; I BRAND NeW"<Luxur1oll5ly 1· ON BEACH I Landtord ners 2BR.28f.Alr/cond ... Qi0 !ot&SA Verde North-1 BR.. furnlabed Bayv1,w VILLA MARSEILLES We wUI rotor ta to>""-3 BR. 2 B&. alr/t~nd. ... S1Jj0 eo..to. Prl'1lie patio. Pt>ol. Bt,chtlor. Prlvaw Beath. SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT. HARBOR GRE£HS • FREE of · .Atany 3 BR. 2 ba •••• ... ·•· •••• $325 Attacbed carage. Crpis, Dock avail $2'.IS. Yearly Rurnllhtd a. Unfurnlahod FRO&.f ONLY $l9S ' dctirabl.e tenantt on OW' 3 Bdrms., 2 bat.ha. Nt'W. drpa, blt-lns. 5'G-8711. 1.A!ue.. 67>-2162. F 2 BA. Westmlns·ter w~ l1lt... ~ Tta1ltl'OCR ... -•••.••••• S3'7'$ -HuntingfOn B•1ch Coron• d1I ,,,,., Adult Liv ing FUun~~lr1nhed1·1._-~ ~IAKF. O.i·gOn Subl~ I---------ALA R.nt1l1 • '45-3900 3 BR. 2 ba. SbarpJ ...... m Dishwasher color coordinated appliances '"' .--ot 2 Bit, 2 BA Furn. A~ 2 .BR. Top kieallon .••••• $38S FOR. ftOt, JBR ooodo, I ~ IMCRl:l..OR •Pl. New 1 y Plush shaft carpet· mirrured wardrobe doors· Coven'd Parkif>i. ~ Hou-*Allta. * 145-0111 * These AN' Jullt A r·ew Of Our MANY RENTALS. .• * $00 • COM. Fumlr;hl"<I Bach. w/kltchen. Garage. Pet ok. * $120 . OLDER 1 Br. Alone on lot. Kids/pet$ ..... ~lt.-omc * $1.50 • SUPER! 2 Br. Bltns, Crpls, ldd/pets/sil\gles. * $165 • WON'T LAST! 3 Br .. 2 Ba. Blt.M. Patio. Kids ok. LANDLORDS I FREE RENTAL SERVICE BEACON RENTALS * 6U-0111 * LANDLORDS! We Specialize in Newport Beach • Corona del Mt...1' • &: Laguna. Our Rental Ser· vice Is FREE to'-You! Try Nu-View! NU-VIEW RENTALS 673-4030 Of 494-3248 New Condos On Bay Boat slip and deluxe extras. Four to chose from. 2 & 3 bedro?ms. Open house Sat Ir Sun -Realtor at 4411 West Coast f.Ughv.·ay, N.B. BARRE'-TT REALTY 642~/Eves: 673-2320. HARBOR View J;lltla, CdM. 3 BR .• tam rm., view. Lge. view lot. $500 Mo. BALBOA Island, 3 BR. 2 Ba. 2 car gar . $375 Mo. O. Franklin Rltr. 673-22'Z2 e SfEPS to fun1. Bach. incl. !110. Beach! Huge Pet ok. UUl e URICtlT & Oleer}'! Spac E/Side. 1 penl()D. Sm! pet. Util ii\('. J115. e NEEDS Love! 1 + Den. H~ ynt. Kids. $120, e NEAR School&? 2 Br tncl gar, yrd for kld1, $140, e SPARJ<LING Vu! 1 Br, Lastuna. Kids/Pets OK. 1157.~------ e REALLY Nice! 2 Br, fncd ynl. Encl gar. Klds/pet: $170_. ------ • SPREADING Room! 3 Br. trg fncd yrd, kids/pet; $2(W). WE HA VE LCJI'S MORE AU. PRICES &: SIZES! 2 BDRM duplex, crpts1 Prbage disPosal, bltn slow, $145. $45-1506. Capistrano BMch NE\Y 3 BR. Crplfl, double prage, appliances & ·great view? S250 on lease. 27191 Calle Alta Vista, Cllpo Sch. Nl"W 3 BR, 2 BA home, cptd, wlbltns. 496-1025, v.·kdys 6-9 P M or wknd1. Corona del Mar ("I ,,,h I 11•lld ---·1 \ l't1li111' "SINCE 1916" 1111 \Yl'•lem Rank Bk.la. Untve-rslty Parle:, Irvloo Days 552·7000 N ights ~~»rm. ~u:· ~· fu.miahed. No pe 1 s . indirect I ghting In kitchen · break'rast bar · From $130 to $115 mo llea1ed Pool. Saunu and pa a; ~;,, &bo • ~ i.. SUD/mo. +u Btaonia. huge private fenced patio . plush landscap-B•chtlors • 1 Bdrm• H.ec.:reaHon R.oo0ncN ~1,. ~.,.,"~ ok. m<noo. ing -brick Bar·ll-Ques · large heated pools 2 Bdrmi • 3 Bdrm• HUNTINGT 962-4139 I BDRM garage apt. S200. & lanai. Air condiUonlng. PACIFIC lrYine ~i:.I $225. w/a:aragc. 3101 So. Bristol St., S•nte An• S57...a200 11/2 or 2 Full B•th• 111 OC1'":AN A\•e .• H.B. COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. ~tn~ll'r site b(!droom11 w/ tTI41 536--1487 Nl'W \\lalnul Square Condo. nl5 · in<'!. util. Bach for MANAGING AGENT h.igh bcuut cellin*'11 l•"'"e o re OJM'n 10 am-6 pm D&Uy 3 BR. 2 BA, crpts. drps Ir. S~e Pi.tale. No pets, Nu Jlvlnit i<tl(}rt1 v.·/tt'u -~r \VJU..1AA1 \I/ALTERS CO. all bltn11. \\lsh/rlyr fum. ln coo in&;. Gr.Hin7. \\'00(} burrunit tireplace.1~.,..,.~~~"'""'"""'""i own laundry room. Central 2 blka to Bia: Corona. Hach. A_,_ ..... __ F_u_r_n _____ 360_ Apt. Unfurn. 365 Co 1 "L B h he.ling., ca cab le TV. pool & in.u. "· 11~ u pd y 1 i;.:.:.: • n\'f'O f'nt laundry area agun11 eac See .,....., ... •a ut t>i: r Y· oft kllchcn. Encl05ed pa·l-~-------- 3 BR. 2 ba. bonus rm ..• $400 ~~geGofl'O· Gi°· ~: 1 adult, no fX'l. 5-1624 Dana Point Costa Mesa tios. 2 5\\'irnmillg pools. UN IQUE Laguna Cut1e 2 BR. lt.:. Lia. .. S225 t'~l ,,., ... ~~l en °~ .. ct"~-Colt• Mew .itiuna, n'<"re&tion rncllt· Ap!.!1. \\Ihle ON'ttn vM!ws. 2 BR. 1 \.. ba. Air Cond .. $265 """' uTo·,J.)OJ ' OIK'n ""' "" I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; ILI\"E in the all J\l'w Oanu Park·Llke Surrounding l!C'll. &·eur1\y xuurd No 1\<'N''ll of irardt'n!, Clo3" to 2 BR. 2 Ba..... . .. $300 Sun. ]' Point Harbot· flt !ht Qt.:IF:T D1'~LUXF: ~ts. h~·ach & tihopplng, 2 BR, 2 3 BR. 2 ha .•.. $325/360/J'lS La9un11 Niguel LIVE LIKE A KING beautitul Marini\ Inn Mott'!, I. 2 & ~ BR AP1'.-; h;.1., IJCI!. roonu;. cwilOm 4 BR. Tunh•ro<:k ··•·•· $385 I -~--~~----At B d t p . I 34.~2 Dl:l Obu;po St. ,~, l'fit!Os .. Hit! Pool Models o,,.n 10 tll 7 pm \\'a llpal)('rs. chandelll'rl, 4 BR. 2 ba. lam rm , , . $400 3 BDRJ\f., 2 8'11h11, 111·v.·, U ge rices. 1.496-23531. Kittheos, el· Nr. Shov'Jt * Ad ults un!y 2700 Peterson Way, CM n10.~!I" tllr, 11hutteM1. U50 t>E'ttut. viev.'. on golf t.'Ounic. r~URNISllED . !icicncies & npa.rtrnc11111. Also 1'"Urn Bach. ,\pl'i ~fo. parliully turn. AIM> d h•11 St'lf clng oven, shag crpt, lJNt~UHNISllED hrntt'd pool, dih'Ct dial I nr Harbor Blvd & avail. ~n. other 11.pt•. $251) re I I ·-dsh-•""w-·_""' __ "_71_.____ pllOnt•s, 1elPvision, Muna Mart nique Apts. to $650 }.Junth. 4!»-4653. Newport Beach * POOLS beth, laundry I tacilttSanl('fi, tm Santa Ana Av('., C~t Adams :i PAC I 0 l! s l BR. *ENCLOSED nw<'Hng roo1n, cose to Mgr Apt 113 nu;:i:-i.ti 546.0370 \i/panQrtinii(' vi\..,..., tp!, REALTY BLUFFS -o~ .. rron1 , outside Clem<'ntc and Laguna <l ~" I U II pd $'~ ~ GARAGES "'"'"· romo ptay ;,, our WeStiBJIU 21 ,.,.,. ~0 "-1 • • ~' A Coi'nn""Y \\'Ith Vlsinn un tt. 3 BR, 21:i BA: [rpl, n1 .. 21:\· 9:"" '"""' ~· *CONVENIENT hnrbor s urfing. l!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!!!!ll!!I "· ·· .~ .. .,,,. Univ. Payk Centt!r, Irvine cusf. decor, drp."!, crpts, 1. h' T\l'O 2 Bd st.i" ,..,,...f. \N · 1 I 2 , 3 Call Anytime, ~ ! t' N 1 L5t TO AU. BEACHES 11ports IS ing, llhopping and • rm ... · · .. · ..,.,, '-" .. v f'\\' t'as.• . ~ Of!l ce bours 8 A~t 10 6 P:\I ~~~iO: IO~H~ ~ z;5 n·~tauranls. $.'10 ~·t"f'k itn<l ik'11.u1lful 11plll. \1 prh·nt(• Time To Step Up RH, 2 B,\. N•"l1·. Blk to bch. Balboa Island, 926G2. FROM $1'40 MONTH 11p. Br111i.: lt11s 1HI nn<l puti•JS, ~tiff\){(·, NQI. i;pa. $1€.0 up. ·194·:{;~\, 49-1-2339. ADULTS PLEASE rt'~·ei\·e $5 o!f on first Lush ;:1u·(!i•n setllng. ,\dulls, Your npar!mi"n! u1 a F'rt>1u·h "7-. 0'-'7"=-=====-28R, 2BA, luxury vu, condo, v.·ec:-k's ri:'nt. 00 pi:·t;.;. 1:11 E. 21st, c.~l. C<?Uot1y Garden • )'t'I n1·11r _L_•d_o_l1_1_• ______ 1 on Ne\\'POrt Bay, pool , VILLA POMONA Huntington Stach ,,,. 64G-8666 * shuppim: a II d activitle11.. UPm'AIRS 2 BR 2 BA p11lio. boat dock, sun. ln1pen:11b!y 111 It n a (( c d , ' _ d ( 1 • 1 • 1err1t n ea n . pr-kin~, PHONE-642-2015 Sl4S _ 1165 --New Duplexes--pei't;Q1111l -1»"1Ya1~. Two ('1J1'"1 ~s . :rp c,_ A~ no \\'/elevnton, 962-3430. tl760 Pomona Ave. I ,, 95 l)(•df'l)l\/!lli, drn, 2 baths. pel!i, S leue. 613-· Condo. Furn. Or BAOfELOR & 1 BR. p.itios, • -3 ll-OBdrni, 2 1 8 1 ,\ •• ••••• SS.1"'~· rm11n. pll'turo-book kifchf'n. Newport lk•ch frplc's, prh·. i;aragl'S -• rm, 3A · .... , :. .. a. '--~----·---1 Unfurn. 325 I Casa de Oro DividM bath & 1011 of Beaut., spacious ap111 Fu·r11lar·i· an(: othc>r piuscs , - closets. Rec. h11.U, pool & I'enced yn rds, patios anrl f 1Dn1 $195, a<lult section. * * * ALL UTILmES PAID poo\ tables, Muna baths. quiet privacy. ,\dull.$, n(l THE VENOOME Jim C --Lot Compare before yuu rent "'--for you-·ll l""t 1 "'2-48'17 r~ CtMtom des>g' """·featuring: ~..._.., Ln 11·-.1,· iv""'f ~"~·,.~U · · S ( 1 fl 1 1$"1;, AnahC"im Avenue 9691 Clearbrook Dr. • Spacloug kitchen 1,•;ith in· n.N> *>n · N 1 SI ·1 ° ~'"" u ertoo t. a lly Call r.1rs. Pl:illips 540-0781 Huntington Be•ch dif't'ct lighting Beach, 1 ~~ ~ alcr . FOR SINGLE LADY DELUXE Y th "--f e 0---t d'•' a -· Sparkling 2BR duple.I(, nr ou att e v.·uu•tt O ""'VA"• e .., g are LRG 2 BR, beanl cell. Crpl, llU......,n $n. &., \\IC'stcllfl Ct'n· APARTMENTS 2 tickt>ls to the • Jlo1ne-Uke storage ... , --• Sports, Vacat'-& • Private patios drp!!, bltos, dKhv."llhr, dispoc;, tr:i. l blk. h'Orn ltalphs. Air Cond. J-'rplr's -3 Sv.•im· ~· Cl pool, util pd. Adults, w1 ldt'al Joe. Sf"Curt\ stlf<", ~·on1 inlng Pools • lleall.h Spa · Rocro•tional Vehicle • osed garage:-v.·. storage "" o Sh -e r.tarble pullniao JX'lS. Nr Hosp. ,,..I nlo. plete prtvacy. FJe<.'. J:<lr <Ir Tennis Couns . Ga1nc and ...... • King.sz. &inns 17676 Cameron. ~. opener. EIC'c. range. Cpl~. UiUiarrl Room. OCEAN and HARBOR VIEW ''Where Congenl•llty Prevails" at the • Pool . Barbcques . sur-START TI-IE NEW YEAR No pell' or):h1ldttn $16{) rno. 1 BR. f'rom $160 $250 Yrly, 2 Br. Anaheim Conv.ntlon rounded \\'Jlh plush land-at the heach. ·ou aeaapn rat~ plus dep. 310. ltochcstt•r 1 BR. & fkon Frofu SISS t I I t d frpl, 412 BR. 2 ba, Univ Park off Center scaping. $175. per nlO. Studio compl. 642-1264 MEDITERRANEAN 3 Bedrooms, l ~i. baths, J!vi.ng room, family ro om, fth'!place and dE'n. Kitchen witb bulltins, dishwasher, \\'al er softener, 11prtnkle" In yard. $300 mo. Real Estate ?o.1anagement Co. a57-449J. On Major gl't"t'n belt, Hanovff model, 3 Ur, 1% ha. Cathedral cell }"or lease unt il Sept. Bus. 833-1010 ask for H .. hf. Can· non. Rf!sid. 552-783.i. ~U: 'i ~· bai& gar, CUiver Dr. Avail Jan. 1. January S.l4 Adult living at its be-st furn. t213) 541·2629 o r . More Room·L•ss Money VILLAGE [Cl~-~!ed. INDEX] 675-3708. prk. ~fil! S:t:t: J!. ~·kdys; Please call 642,5678, ext. 314 L\RGE 1 BR Sl90 377-9910. i co~fE see a real s::ard"'ll 0111 betv.·cen 9 & 5 pm to claim No Pt'ts BACHELOR. pool , $115 JX'r apt! Uke living'. in a hoinc 2--lfl() !larhor Blvd .. C.f\I. CHARMING 2 BR. 1 BA. Laguna Niguel yo ur tickets. 1North County 365 W. \Vilson 642-19TI mo. Utll pd. No pefll. 11676 for $140fmo. 2 B~. I ':._ B,\, l'il ,11 557-SOa> ~·/frplc, trnot &: rea:r yard, 1oll·free number is 54(}.1220) WEE KL Y·MONTHLY Caml'ron, R.12.-5192. 2 prkg places, pnv pauos & RENTAL OFFICE Elef{ant Rpartmi>nts <le1dgntd \.\'11h n ~lastf'r'1 t()Uch, iru· pt>rb houS(' security, c.xd.u- 111v~ VC'rsaiUt'!I Club and pool v.·!th wtlque Aquabar, ftmntaios a.ml formal p..r. den1. All p.1.rt of the South Coast's Unest apartment rommun!ty, l Bedroom/9tudios from Sl95 2 B<'1!roorn r"1nl $305 :O.fO(lel11 OJX'n !I A.r.t Iii dualc: v~~ ~•~ara~g~•7• 1295~_._6_75-6900 ____ $498. Monarch Bay. Brand * * * rt'C areas. \\li.l$0n Gardens, Ol'F:N ~t·30 Alt! to 5:30 P:\1 I 1~ Costa Me11 new 3 BR. Private com· · Executive Suites 1 BR furn ('Ondo, 2 car 2ar. on \Vilson St., \V. of 1-larbor -f«Sllo ..... muni•". Guard gate~. Townhouse Unfurn. 335 2080 Newport Blvd. Nr. bch. $180 mo. 8151 &16-2S46 11CJ <J Pa~1ucket. 21313.'lS-0378. I --~""'"'="-"'-==--I TOWNOHOUSE 3 Bdrm, 1~ Private access to beach. • Cost• Me... "THE GABLES" GJ(;A~TIC J BDR:-01. Cl•ssification I 00· 124 Ba, 2 car garage, Greenbell. Recreation Club. inc. tennis, Laguna Niguel 642·2611 Newport Beach 2 Br. 1 Ba. v.•lgar. Adltlll. Ynu Hl·t 11's underpncl"<I! Pool, or. So Cst Pfai.a. Yrly ~v•i~m!"1g, v.?.!!._e!.,.,'7"· etc. 3 BR, 212 ba., 2 trpl~. STUDIOS & 1 BR'S $29.50 Per \Veek & Up. 1 BR, Crpts, Ni~w drps. Bltns. That's "hY Uus art "·on't ,, ______ '_"°"" __ ' _ _,]!1,') :l=""O'"'·c.552-='c;.-7112,=;-· ---~ va1 . ., ar . .,.,.,,...._,. . Balcony, ocean view & • Fl'tEE Linens '!.BR & bachelors. Color TV, 1-'ncd yrd wfpatio. \\'Ir pd . lain long. Cpts, drps, stovt 1 _ • 2 BR. fenced yard, dbl YEARLYlease.NEW2Br,2 security gale, $465. e FREEUtilities 'd l Theft! 636-4120 &r1•frig.LolKO!~nl11,,..·n. g~rg~e. f:m:n, F~ pet Ba. ciu ~20.1~· V.00 49'5-4728 Eves. & weeken<l9 • Full Kitchen fi1~1N.~Nr;~,:: ·Blvd., ~~~: 2·139 Orange Ave. No. F .. $1fi0 Co~er~~a~1e~Ad~l11, 'r; ~. ski &\2.-(696 rton mo. . Newport Be•ch e Heated Pool 64&-96.~. LOVELY 2 Bdrm, W/\V h:ks,F: of N ~rtn Blv~ k _v_•·~-·---·---3 BR. $275, mo, 1st and last, -~--------l e Laund"" Faciliti~ 2 BR IO\\'t'r duplex· l blk to crpt v.'OOd fioon;, drapes 1 Blk .. So' '"1 Ba 'c' M. I $135. ON THE BLUFFS AT NEWPORT From Nev.•port Blvd., turn at Hospital flood (I block above Pacific Coast Hwy) to f'nlrancr. 900 Cagney Lane. Nt'v.·port n ~ac.h, Ca. 92660. TclcphooC': (TI4) S.15-0060 Real£1tat1. a 3 BR, 11,J Ba, unique In-pluscleanl~.!.':,· *Adults Pref•rred * • TV&;;:-a!dservnvatl beach. Yrly or w1nter $225 garlge. No pet!. ?o.fatun? "'2 -90 , o y, .. General .m, terior fncrl yd crplS bltns "'"',,...,,,,,, Adu1ts. 2260 Plattolla Ave.'_~_-.~-·~·------· I--~--~----'-::::-~,---,-,.-~-· · · _, · ,.,-.-.,..,-------13 BR., 217 baths, bltns, CaJll/ e Phone Se.rviee or S25ll mo. 130 46th St. See 1 Clessific etion 150-184 3135 Sumatra, lo.feta VC'i-ue. Lido Isle drps. Pool. 2 Car gar. $300 Nov 24-26 or p bone Rea&ann hle · Huntington Beach Yearly-B•yfront S240. 54:,-7359, ----------1 !\Io. Rltr. 54S--6966. NEW apls for adults only. :.tl3/~Zl5. 2 Bil. Qulct Center S't. llX'a· 3 LovE"ly new unturn. apts. f'mnc·ar . JI•] 3 BR. House. Large fenced TOWNHOUSE ._ 3 Br & ---~----= Balconies, fireplaces. beam· OCEANFRONT APT 1 Br. tion. Near park & shop'g. • L\lxury 1 br apt. 3 & 2 BR., 2 ba, each. Ple1·1 ' yard. Children/pets ok. study, 21~ ba. Yrl ..... $450 mo. Duplexes Furn. 345 ed ceilings, wood paneling, ,,~ C'""ts, d-•. bltns. t &tnru • Ad. ult & &lip . .i\Iany extras. ~--~·•.11 ' in d o--avail6mooryrly.$lu.'i,n10 .• ,.. .,.. ·;? .uu.11-M.'"\I 1 ~-------' $210/mo. 1st & la.st mo's. Responsible adlts. 673--0841. carpet g, rape-s. r\C\;.-.:e.-U 'I pd bldg., $145/mo. 675-1573. • D1sh"·ash£'t's occupancy. · ----~~C~l•:·~·-;f_i•:•-':'0~•__;2~00~·r2:6:0,+i"'~"~';·;c~a1~1~897if."-'i361Fii.iif.'"l!~fM~os~~v:lf!a~rd!!!;"7"""-:"'"":rN~ew[:ijpo~rtiiiiiB~ .. f'i·~h~~lii:;fi"~"~"~"";"~d~;n~•~~"'~'~h1.jpoo~1~.fT'~i'""~~~;;,...~0~"~{!~30~1'~""-;:·;;rt"iiiii~·fiij"ft""~·!El1ii'F,"'i""i'""l"'lii?'/!•~ci~w~k~o~o~1~2~,~~~10~'~"=h=•=m='1'rcru1: 673_3663 R B'"'P@lil '!!l!!""'lll'l"' • an • • OCEANFRONT upper 2 Br, 1 hdrms. from $135. 140 \V. 1 BR. F'urnlshed w/utilltJes • r e Jacuui HoultsforRlnt elect kitch, fam rm, $300 3 BR, 2 bath, den, formru Avail to June 20th $200. mo. Wilson (Just \\'est of Nev.·· & attache<I ,,. a r a,,. e. "'/furn. avail. Heat!'rl fXl'll. • H 1 d 1 li----1 •-===~~""''""~'1 ,,.~,__C!'~.,_....,°=~~1&1~===-IDR..-beaWJI1$1--l4ndacaping-Adults.-(213-)-795-0018.-· "' "' $120--------lt-up Adult-Ii.. ·· ea e poo _...., \V and ard · J pon B:lvd~l n~tmo:-M3 lnioe Avf!, CE"nter St... G4~R96.i -e 11fiUFl.iOlfloc"ks Classification· 300·3:i5 , ~lESA Del Mar, 4 br, !am N:~shoppm:. sD~!':y: Duplexes UnfUrn. 350 Unbelievably S.•utiful PH : 645-4464. :=;~~"'-'""'--"'="'~~= e Only SJ40 per mo. ][!] rm, crpt, drps. $275 mo. Ir.. block Adams Elem VAL D'ISERE Ganien Apts. \\'ATERFRONT 3 BR. lndry 2 BDRl\I apt. Paliu. ~S BAHIA PUERTO AparlmentaforRent all wfxln't option. 549--0861. School. Completely carpeted Balbo• Pentnsul• AdultR • 00 pc'l."!. Flowers rni., gar, "inlf!r. S'lR5/mo. GArrlen Lane, C.l\l $190. J\.10 2lSIO 17th St., H.B. ,._ ______ ...)_ T 3 Br, 2 ha, clean. sharp. 3ll2 and drapes. Avail. lmml"<I. ; 1 everywhere. Stream & 2 BR. $275 yrly, 544-a!U aft G41-ll2l or 54s.37s3. 536-4815 or 536-9535 1 -Clas1ific:ation 160.170 Coolidge Ave. S29S. Call 97S-1614 (Owner). 2 BR, den, 2 ha, 1 "3 bk bch &: \Vatertall, 45' pool Rec. Rm. 5· FOR LEASE Luxury Bayfront Aplfl. I I ~ Jim, 642-9411. Newport Beach :.fbo!:125 ~d:,rly.: ~ Sauna, Sgla k 2 Bctrm .. OCEAN~~gNTB· 1:!.,BR,d2 BA, NEV.r 1 & 2 BR's fJ'Orn $170 to OVER 62 111 'a.:.. •• " I & AV.AIL. now 2 Br & 3 br, \dwnstrs\, 536-JSlB or F'Um-Unfurn. fnim $138 fplc. \,All .. ,., a y1 $l80. Nr. bt'al'h &. shop'g. RETIRED ?11 -.._,.. . ,. hH.ns, yard. $16S-S235. EASTBLUFF 21JJ863-1008. SEE IT: 3JO Panions 833-1491 and t'Vea. 615-2M9 AdWls. 114 E. Wth St., CM. SOCIAL SECURITY ?? t'! 54&-0469, 545-9491, John. Separate house. unusual Corona del Mir 642-8670 BACH. $125, ti1 June 28th.. -="""''=--'="~· =~=~~-PENSION 111 l & 2 BRs. S.150 to ~ George Williamson Rellltor * 544-6570 * Classi11~•tion 400.465 ,38R, 2BA. bltinJ, •crpts, drps large 4 bedroom or 3 & d~. I-'--'-------El Puerto Mesa Util incl. 4 BR. $300 • TROPICAL POOL • I I[ "1141 fi'plc. sz.is mo. 642-~. Aft F'amHy room plo> 1.,.., 3 BR, don, 2 BA, 1 1,,.1,, ABBEY R.EALTY &12-= 2 B' sludio, l!; Ba, l~•I, '''' VILLA YORBA Annomcementl 6 64&--0404 formal dining room. each sep. l'!ntrsnce. $300. 1 BR's-$130& UP LRG 1 Br on the Bay, for stt'ca$1'!, Gas & wtr,pd, 145 842.9622 $~/MO. 3 BR, lge. fenced Complete privacy \l.ith 497-2575. (94....6(}t5, Unfurn, & Furn. quiet girl. S150 mo, furn or E. li)th No. 9• 5'lR-ll6S. 1 BR.+ $l23 \\'ESTCLi tT 2 BR. 1% BA. To\\'llhouse. Bllns, p v t patios, adults only, no peta. 1728 Bedfont Ln. $225 per mo. 543-7533. C lassific•tion SOQ.510 ,-aro. New cpts. Good toe. enc.losed rear anrl fJ'Ont M All Utilities P•ld unfurn. 548-9-118 $140 up spac 2 hr/3 br l'r.i bn 2 BR .• Sl44 No f-Agt o"" 11n"" yards. Lovely garden. No Coste esa Pool & Rkreation BALBOA p ,_ I 1 pool, cpt/drp, bltn, plygrnd. 3 BR • 11"' I,, I ~~. , ~· peta. "1o-~· month. eow w w crp s, '""" Ma I N I "'2-3813 = ~ ~ * 2 BR DUPLEX · 19$ fltnple Ave,, CM •-I Yoarl rate "7JfJ Pe, o. · ··"" ' ALL UTfLITIES PAID Plnonlfs 3BR, 2BA, lrg yard, stove in· Call 673--656H or 546-3688 * • pnv. ne"'' ........ urn. Y 2212 Col!f!gc, No. 5 ... &16-1m l"ES?! WE TAKE p_....,,, ~,--.,...--,-~-eluded $225 mo. yard & garage, near sclti.s Also garages for rent $115 mo. g.u..g148. r..~.,; C I 979-5327 LID..1JRY Oceanfront-NC\\' & S165mo. 99&-U46. *30 WEEK & UP Apt Unfurn 365 LOVELY 2 .BR. 2 BA. nr * ?i10 VE JN TODAY * P2w1ee,~_FreoB!dRe~~Ltoohrl !.ssi icetion 525-51~ 2 t ~Dramatic 4 BDMf. Dining _,,_. ____ .____ schls, shopping & fre\1.-ys, no $139 A MO. oo • """'' g, u.iouw • HOUSE • 3 BR. ba frp e RlM •~/MO " 1 2 BR, bit-ins, rtrig, crpts, e Studio A 1 BR Apts. ....ts S16.1 per mo. caJI . 2 BR. $200. 1 BR. 1160 4 ' i llSJ Nr Orange Coe.at Coneae: Da~. ~1972. ~r 4*-061s~· drps, 1 child, no pets. Sl65. • TV .t: Maid Service Avail Balbo• Peninsula fnHilM. S~c. 2 & 3 Br. 111 4-plex. VlSTA DEL !tlEM 545-"855 Lostandf'OUDCf S25CJmo.545-3739. &4&-2¥f?. e Phone Service-Htd. Pool Scvt•ral avail. ALL f.:X-l"'===""'==~-==1 BDRM -" bl l 3 BR. 2 BA. All fo.m.llles H I 8 __ h e Oiildren & Pet Section _ PE?\'N . Point. ,1 bl!<. to bch, tl60mo, 2BR. 1 ba, crpls, TR.AS. Pool, rec bldg. Kids RESIDENTIAL • 2 lt;y. Classification: 550 fl55 -3dl ly :• av..,,.a e rnme-Welcome. $225. unt ngton ~c ~'16 Newport Blvd., CM Beaut modem· 28R, gar, dl"PI & bltins, 2451 Eldeii v.'rtcome. From $139 .... Set 1tarden apt . 1 BR. elegaotly • ' ate : Rent-A-House 979.gc30 !)4S.g75S or fi45.l967 sund!'Ck, yrly, acUls, $210 Ave Cr.1, caU for . appt, Mr;r. 17371 Keelson "B". l decorated. 11 at u r e ln-l~ 541-1091 IMMED. OCCUPANCY I ·--:~~.'c~O'-'=~ ~'-"0,--=m="=·~'~13=-,.,"="'-·7e--:c-=--ccc 646-7615. blk \\'. or Beach Blvd. ofl dependent v.'Oman, S200 utll ~ NEWPORT SHORES 2 BR, .w morr up · !•cl •"3-• lnltmctlof1 ,,... El Toro • . • I 2 l LOV1'.:LY I Ur Apr. Near Slater. 968-7510 or 847-4:<S'.l. "-~·o-~="'=,~·-----1 _ den, 2 BA. pool&: club privL New 13 Br apt41 $250h · hrmo. l BR. Fum, 2 lrg. closetA, DRaELUXEBlti?UP ex, Br<l M.! OCC & UCI. No JlC'IS. $135 * FRESH AIR SEAO..IFf' ~faoor Apls. 2 3 BR 2 BA tg/drp kit Nr, beach. $300. 646-2'118. Db garage, els ws queen size bt-0, priv dtess· ., ·ltlS, car, rps, C?al 979-0l' 4 BR Sl64 Pool Crp drps Cla1sifit etion 575·580 bltinS 2 gar'~ lease si265 BEAUT vu gulf crse. 2300 sq. 331 Oswego, I-LB. Ing rm. xtra lrg rooms, encl enclsd gar, lrplc, laundry mo. I .\ . \ al 3 block blbts . rb • dJ ~· 152.5 I I~ .C!IS-3548 ' ' · ... 3 Br. 3 Ba modeli. Lease , SJ6.8360 ·gar w/storag~. AduJts only; .rm.. NQ..Reta. .838"'4949-2-lBR apt. 1 ·v.'/gur. Adlts, · • II k s to Besch • -JC& · · sp -'" S..W...-'ftfpiitt' ~mo=·..:. =='O·~----~5. 897·1305, 557-9409. '"'""""""""""""""""""'I no pets. Coron• del Mer no pets, water & gardetl('r Ltg 2 & 3 BR. Apts. Neu:ly Place~t1a Ave. Mk •bout --:i-. Fountain Vallev I :N n-ch 2035 F II t C M iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I furn $110/mo. 548.6954. d~rated, ~·Jw ciyta. drpg, our d1srount 548-2682, ~ BLUFFS, bayfront. Exec. ~port """• u er on, ' • hltns, t'Xt.'t'pl refng. $161 &. 2 BDRtt Dupl~ 1~ blk to Classific•tion 600·699 4 BR. 2,, Ba. Frplc, One-I 1 2 BR 2 ba din LARGE 1 BR 11451 + 2 llft Adults. no pets. B,\ Y SZl'i. No singlC"S, no ""I!. .._"oh 1 · .. ~.- [flJ ,_ bl111 ...-:1 eve ' ., ' NEWLY deeor • 3 BR. 2 BA. mo. -t!EAOOWS APT. 387 \V. '~?h--1711 .-~ ":"' ' urn or ":'"'1&1 '" [ I i .i_ u:.;hwshrCal, 1 ~')~mo. rm. $325 Mo. ~. Sy,•edish frpl. 1 blk octan. dep. Carport & I au n dr y ~ Ba St CM 646-007l · · r rplc, beam clnf{. patio, Jge-1 .,,....,..._,. T ~ 4 BR, FIR, D/R, 2 Ba Pool Yearly. Child ok. $300 facil. Nr. frwy &: shop'g. 998 Q. Y · · 12 mi. north of Huntini;:-ton Garage. yard. "l'rly or thru Huntington S..ch priv., Harbor Vu Homes 642_8520. El Camino, Apt 1, C.M. ...... 2 BR. unfurn. Crpts, drps, lkiH'h. $140. 2 BR. Bitns, June :\0. 6TJ-{;640. Cl•uific•tion 700..710 $450. Al!IO a 3 Br. 833-3894. .o,54&-0~o;l.:c51c.· ~=--=~ ~tltns,. ""'v· 1 1· 'Nhlld1"1 "c~k,. l21i trpL~. rlrps, pool, play yarn. SF.ACLIF1'' li>Ianor Apt& 1. r------·~~ EXECUTIVE 2 & 3 BR. -$275/l300 NEW Duplex, 3 br, 2 ha NEW 1 & 2 BR's from Sl80 to ON TEN ACRES "rrn e l!l a o. , ' . 1.ndry fac1l & carports. Cpl. BR. $143.50 Pool Crpt.,! [ "-•·-•--I A., 2 YR old, prof. decorated Yearly. \Valk to beach Froi:h ~flil ~ZJ1:alk $205. Adults. Nr. beach & Apts. turn./unfurn. Lease 2 BR, unfurn. Crpl.s, drps, & i sml t•hiidren ok. No drps, bltn&, garb. displ. fS2S! Formal~~ Rm. Liv Rm, s.tz...7914• 548--0137 Pool• T•nn•'• Contnt'l Bk!~. $140/mo. 96R-145:'1, -NR. HUNT. HARBOR our rliS<'(ionL ~S-~2. ~IMI . V home w/Kitcb, Den, Caywood Realty 548_1290 to · nc gar. or shop'g, U4 E. 20th St., Clo.I. Fireplace / priv. patios. range/oven, refrig. No pets. fK'T s Call R.4246&1. Placenl!a Ave. Ask aboutJ Classificatio" 800.8lb 4BR & :;t.W\, !Ai mile from H~\RBOR View, 4 Br., 2 Ba. D plexas -=*-=-,$c;25""'·P~E~R~w=E~E~K~*-• ..., u • 900 Sea Lan, Cd:\I 644-2611 LOVELY 2 BR. crp!!I, clrps. 1 BH, !1r1•pJ, rlsh~'lihr, gar· NE\\'LY dl'corated 2 Br -!El ocean, In Hwiuniton Sea hm. Big patio, comm. pool. Furn. or Unfurn. 355 bl · dn •-I nd ,, · ad •-1 Cl I -~-I 'L.,, CliH. Beaut tndscped yrd GerdCT'll'r. $415. &H-5598. I----------& Up. Pool & maid service. (MacArU1ur nr Coast 1-l~'Yl Hns, gar, .wns ... ,,, au IJ.~i", "'u1el uJts. ,,.,ae,1 cottage. ose to. ..... " l..rg 21,\ car gar w/complete Kitchens avail. ~fotel Tahiti f11c., nr ~hopptn,it. 510--0729. r:zr11 t \.l·)jZ.19. OC'erut ,~ 00.y. Yearly. $175., bltin cabinets, work bnch, _S_o_n_C_l_•_m_e_n_t_• ____ 1N•wport Beach corner Harbor & Victoria. ROOr.1Y 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, LH.G. 2 hr, Ji,;; ba studio. $160 ,\J-;\V In:: 2 Rr unturn apt. 67:;....191 1 Bkr. 1 Cl•ssific.•tion 850.858 etc. Water&: twice monthly I Bd• + ,-n, s--'1-h 2 BR F ~ d -··'floor $350 ~ month Util pd. Shag, hltnll, pool. vrrl, \l31k to Huntington 3 Bit, 2 BA Duplex. D~hwhr,1 GOLF coun;e vu. beaut. 3 • """ """""" unt ..... .,ts, rps,· ,,,...,....... . .,.. 19 8 I &I' =•7 • I ~ yard maint paid. Lease for Br, 2 ba. hse. Fam. nn., fin>place, 1 1~ bath, $225. hllns. Pool . Children ok. See plus spacious 1 bedroom 7 :\lap e. ~"'" · C ,. 111 c> r. S 16 0 mo . frplc, Ot.>ean viev.·. $325 per ~ ....,.loNs_!"',,.nt I • * °"mo".· 0°,1_ 11.~~~p·.~~J!t.r ~"""'°""'~~~-•~trlwn~~'~a~to~p.~d~w~n=.1 ~m!"!"!'!'e~at'~ly~673-.29l2 __, • 1'1gr, 126_..MQnU:, Vj,sta, ~o. 1JP11tairs ..!,1t~ private en-~CF; 2 BI\, ~rptf, drp!I, 71 ·1 .ltl'!-~1 7. ~.:... ZO.!.:L;,1:131Nt1 St. 642-~1 _ . w; ..,,,.,.. "'"'.......,. ..,.,. liv nn. $300 rno. 492-2033 il. CM. trahce. """" ;;-, m<rtfi. Bolh nr. ·Estancia lfl sch001. t11•J,L:XE 2 Bedroom apt. J'ii ~"Y": V'f<TV • I'\'". ... ' Cl •1. • 900 912 • -'°;.;;' ;.;;"·c.SJ6.'="=9m=·~-,'°"'""'"" LRG z· BR ....... ,.. unit.ii nat to park &: tennis, Olrler pref'd. fl3."i. 673-8145. Bath private baci.. ... ..-1, NEW Deluxe Ot-ean front assr 1c•t1on ~ 3.-BR, 2 BA. el-RIO, FA 3 BR. 2 BA, bltns, ........ cp••, I . rum'. ~!'1~Y.0 OCC ·• ~ucr"'. call Bail..., 6....__.,""'" "'~t. ..,,..... 2 3 4 > le ...... -... _ -. Apa.rttnenUforAent' .,., .. ~, ,.......,.,.,,,. ,..... .,, DELUXE l & 2 BR. Clo:\e l!;nra~r, close to beach. Aplt:. -f')r Bf.'~. F'rp '1, [ lf dlf ht, w/w crpta ll drpa, dbl Ur'&ter &. great view, $300,, . L l BR Stove refrig ftplc nu gar. Bltn.<i. Shag crpt. Nr. 53&-7029. Crpl~. bltos. '\'early or ii-to. tloo ..... , med. lndscpd. Xlnt b::. ._<_92--_I_6M_.~------I ffiC';_Jlll man1ed pre de~r. W/W crpi:a. Vit?W. c~. 0""'~t Pla zn. 54"r.,.,21. NEC\\' n,,h -o·i.-'-., 3 hr, 2 lir ~o_nlhly. fi75--i911 Rkr. ~c mo. ACT: 962-+{ll or Houlff Furn. or FURN~-., BR A Pool Adultit, no pet. $225. 10 to 4 "'~ ~ ~ -00 '·-' 'u" --A ts. F "" pt 2 BR. Blt.; .. D, ....n1s. 1 ')t ,t. 1 b~. From Sl f>."i per ml}. 4 Br., 2 ba, brand ne• Cl ••• 1·1,·cal•'on 915·9'9 5464llll3. Unfurn. 310 P urn. -0 .,.· ~ shOp<. Adu.Its, 00-322 Hellotropc, A...... B, ..... ...,.., .., ;·I I ' I-''----------w '" Albrrt Pl. 1213) 595-4436 or 426 21 ~! St, 11.B. ~l or r Y case. $.175. l§J 2 BR, elee b1tin RIO, FA ht, I----------B1lboa laland pets. Sl60/mo. I c'Od='7M'-. ~~~~~~~ alt 6pm, 962-3172 81&-31il. Call 673-2931 ~tor5* r::i w/w crpts & drpl, dbl gar, Newport Beach 19-tl Pomona, C.M. NE\V, dt'luxe 3 BR. & dl'!n, lBR. l"'ba. crpls, drp.s, gar. WALK TO BEACH EASTBLUl-T. 1 BR . Upper. ... fenced & landscaped. Xlnt UDO Sandi, 3 Bd, 2 BA , TJIJS is a real deal! &chi. BEAtrr FURN 2 BR $115 up nr. China Cove. $600 Mo.: sml patio, $160 mo. 6511".r :O.'e\v I ,r., 2 Br. <:pt/rlrps, All e I c c tr I c SISO. Call, 1~C-la-.-,-;f-;c_•_l_;0_n_9_SOJ.990 ~~:~~.GT: frpl¢. lri yrd, nu crpts, ~111/g~ ~im Yr:Ji Utll pd. 1-Itli poot. Ml11, no ~ ~ ~~· N~, Cdi\i: High we~t 18th St. 67::,..(,()411 art 5. flv.·hr. /rpl. 316 16th, 640-0349 for nppt TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 dJl'll'\, dshwa.sh, $340 yrly pets. 642-9.}2(1, Ital aPln~hln PJtr:~ 675-4392 DELUXE 3 BR 2 BATJI ~i".'39:i7. Bf:ACl-I are": 2. 3 & ~ Br'a.I ~!e~O :~.2=·~: lease, 5000 River Ave, NB, 5:00. 1 BR. $140 & Sl35. Large. LGE 3 BR 2 b f I $2.60. 758 \\'. 18th St., C.).1. fl1DR:\l rlt"hJ'<'' :ipt, poolsirlr Yr!y: Al~ hou..<;('; No fc• •• W .. n•· to oontinuc to be tov· &16-T;)86, 1BR, Bayfront, prl Pl\Ho, Adults only. 1993 Church SI. • ' 8' rp c, 1-637-5978. J:.llf'dt'tl huo~:ilow Y•/fi"plc. ABBEY RF.ALT'\: &12-3800) ....... View, parking, yearly or to "~"...L\t'l1 crpts, drps. bltns. Bay view.1,.0~-""-0--~--~~ ed. SJfi-.1173. '* YEARLY &'-\\'INTER * June 30. 400 So. 89.yfront.. ~~~~-·--·-----~ s. of Hwy. s 3 2 5 J m 0 • 3 Bdrm, 2 sty-New Cill'JX'l & Arlults. $210 ~ffi--OZ'f.l, $300 Per Mo. 3 Br new, JSR, l% be., bltlns, dbl car Finer Homes In Beach Area SHARP! Bachelor, utll pd. 6/;r41)18. flrtlP"l'I. Frplc. $»J/mo. 2 ROP..i\I rlC'h1.XC' apt, ]Y'IOl!llidr iluple:oc. '} ba. 1 Olk to bch. gar, 11 fenced yrd, frpl c, From $350 Month 2 BDRMS, uttl pd. garage. $145 mo, $5() clelltling fee'. 2 bedroom!t c-ach. Blllns, Call !'IM·8007. l'.:t'lrrl!'n bungalnw w/frplc. Yrly rrntRI. 6~7. : tatmd room, S%JO mo, Avail Bill Grundy RllJ'. 6~6l Yrly (~~· =· Nr. 0CC It UCI, 557-7768 cAl'l)ets &: drapes, choice $125 mo. l BR, dbl 11:lnk, Adult!'I, 1210. S-l&--0259. BALBOA Pl'!n1n. 2 Br. Frplc.j lmmed 3rl2-425&. OCEANFRONT 2 BR. AVAIL. now 1 & 2 bdrm location. Lease $200 pr. ,disposnJ. prking area. 917 CLEAN lBR. like nu. shag, Piltio. Dshwshr. N~ar. NO FE&lBR. 2B4.. ttar' ~ ·$300/mo. Yearly. Balboa PenlMUla aptJ. heated pool. rec. month. Call 673«)00 RLTR.. w. ),.9th St 673-5129. drntlf"', hltln!!, !11.un<lry, OC"tAn. Yeerly. 84Z-3148. new City Park. Huae lot, i ~1 Call ~ OCEAN view mod baeh apt. room. Adu1h" only, 64.5--0632. 2 BR. trplc. 1M!W cpts & dtps. s\!o; 2 Bst. frplc, ~ts. S130. 847-:S.~. 2 BDR~t untum apt.. am. ~ith ~1~1111. 11!'5G'mo. COndominlums Balcony, pool, $165. fnC QUIET 1 BR. apt, Quiet mid· Pool Leutt , ~ Nl'&r })n(:Joscd )'IU'd. Small dOg 2 BR. Studio. Patio, yatT1. ~-fl~ IJCllCh. Avail yrly. BKR: 1 .fum. 315 utu·1. 1510 w. Bllboa Blvd. die age tenant only. everytW,., ~. ok. ~167. 1arn;1>. Sl!iO/mo. Infant ok.1.7,;;.c;";;;;· -::::::::;::::--:==i 3 BR Condo. 1% ~ pools, 17".;..;1__.;o~ a.l'.C-h i N.B. 548--3977 * GREA't vtEW .... ,2 BP.. * -2 BR.. crpts, dl'J)fl, bit~. nr DO ptolll, Av!. nov., .\1.42-4.)49. Sl~. 1 BR. waterfront, patio, dbl pr, ·tip1,' m "•·-e $25 Wk le Up On Qcun 1 BR. ftml. Crptii:, prtvale Frplc, bltna. ~. pool F1dr..'1ew & BlikM'. Adult.a 'ZBR. crptA, df'P!', 2BA. fncd dqill, ~'ml rlock, pti • ocean. 53&-lSlS afttt S pm. FANTASTIC tuml$bed 1 BR. Lovely Bach. 1 BR-Rooms paUO. $'135(m.o Ca 11 $210 up. &J..1-6344, 6'r.r35.l.'i. only. N(I pi'll'. ~l~. .)Td. i:llrnKC. l:tund f:te, fl~. 3409 • 1nley. 6'Tr"467. 4 Br .. 2 ba. l5dt' ta.m rm., Condo. Near pool. Walk to Maid Service· Pool · UtU Pd 1 ..:&12-8400~::;c"o·=~~=~~ 2BR lBA. nrepl, <llsposal. 7iiR. erpr1, «rtt. dihtwsh, 80 1 Florida. 1-IB. tlRS llito. Yrly 2: Br, 1 bl ""flaee. ~ Blk achl. $260. beac!h. Owne-r out or ltate, • C.11 675-87-40 • • 11tOPICAl.. P<X>L • patio. gar, )Tly. Xlnt loc. 70.1 Sh11Hm111r, Q)l(a f.ICN, $14t}-nice 2 Br i.n +..plMt, 11ngl fmm °t:J'j· 675-l9f1 Oil 8!tJ..l(l;O. will rent for only l1J.i5 a 1 BR, 0Mt to Ocean. ft'B 1 Br turn $1"5. Gaa Ir 'A'l.r pd. 705 Aeacia. ~a.n. S160. CAii !)lil..893fi.. !1-ty. c11ttl1rp, R/(\. p.r. No1~==""=~=0,..,=-,1 1r1 a breelle ..•. 8ell )'OUt month 10 re:spom:lble tt'nant. includ.es util. Mo. to :P.1o. 14."i E. 18th No. 9 M&--UGll. Vacancies rost money~ RL'nt Pul 11. litllc "loot" in yoor Jfl't.11. 962-4a22. OCEANntON'l' lie 3 Btt, item& with ea.Ill, WM!' l>f.lly C.11 s:.:z:.m. ' "take offer. <21'.H 943-2928. NICELY hd'n. trg. 1 BR. your house, apt.. ~tnre U;v~9cll UV»e b...ublf'it for 2 BDRM. duplex 00.,..-ntown. bftt, frpl;c. bllnl. $l25/tDo Pilot Oatllfled. 64')..5611. A ~ want ad " a p:>d in· &II the old stuU. Dey tl)e encl gar. Quitt.. Adulta. oo bldg., etc. thru a Oa_lly P ik>t "buck1". Call Ousifted csrpcUI, drapes Ir stow. No >Ty, ~- Want ad f'f!llllts .•• 6G-6678 ~ new stutf. pet1. 2452 Elden 646-2768. . Oa111lned Ad. 642-M'l!. &i2~. ['f't~ S150 pcr mo. 5.1&-.~7. Sc-11 idlt lt~11 ... @«T3j ' -. -. •' u fAILT '1Ul • . ., ...... ~ ... -11t1 [ ................. ]~ , ..,._ ... """ ~· -~. . ~ ~ ~ l !!!!t?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1~~~~~~~~~·1 ~~~·~~l~~~~I jrtJ['~-... ~ }l!J , ,, . -~~ I . I I .;, : I~ , " ;,, ']~ ..... -~§I ' • 01lii ',, 'l{II] ~ Apia., . .. '"""' or U..fum. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Apts., "' .; ~ Furn. or Unlurn. J70 Fum. ot Uftfurn. 310 "'c_ ... _. _______ -:-:==Co1I~~-~='.:' _!N~·~WJIO'~'.!!_!lle~Kll:!,_ _ _.!.~!!~~~. :!:!".!..!ll~o~e•'!!_h __ II ,, \ ... ' . • • • Pl..aau:n: LrYU UP TO "1 Ml.Ill •• , ~ 600 ...... toftd 10 111 ..... CNtll I ,....Ing NllllllJ, WOod OKb. two "''°" bMo rM Hillh Sien-• Into your -ap.1clou1 l• OI' t-llo9choonl 111tdltl ap11'1-t. Poo(, 11unMola<:uttl 11'd bll· l!ardli. Srnllh pit. Dk. Ffom S165. fumllUN IYllLlbll. Mod1l1 Oplll l:tlO to 7:00. t300 Falrvl-Ad. In OOlll M•1. l"llo!ll! 66-2'00. Apt&., .ot•., Furn. or Unfum. 370 Furn. or Unfu rn. 370 Live - big for just a little ... $1401 living at Oakwood Is $1 mlllion In recreation. Swimming pools. ~ealth clubs. Saunas. Ten- nis courts. Billiards. Indoor golf driving range. Sand Volleyball. Whirlpool Baths. And Iota more. There's a resident tennis pro and an activities director who plans free Sunday brunches and barbecues. Starting as tow as $140. Singles, one a'nd twa. bedrooms, furnished and'unfurnlshed, Sorry no children or pets. Modale open dally 10 to 7. live big ... at Oakwood. Oakwood Garden ~pat:fl)lent1 Newport Beach Huntington Beach Huntington Be1ch Irvine and 16th llu1I-R""'" ~ khMls a " ' • SdW a ' . . ~ . ... Wonted, Mole . 700 '"Ml!: ~· hU -lmtructlooit-S7S -loM • 511 JOIOl'f Clrpel a-..,. SALES Ml' · "'"' "a I a &\ill. tbe-Qti&U ,,....tna ------------~ .. ----n..1..n....-.....:... -irf"e ··!co[. l'QD(tvaled allma. dt\IWop from ia>lrc)O.. lcttal tor ~----~ ..,.~ ~) .... mllt. ..... pa) -sbqp. ll'Op~,tllh ATI'&NTIOH PAlllNTSI .I =.... A all color -lb<!P. •tc.' Cl 3'10< St., ............. A IO minute •-• Wentod Female 702 N~Booch.m-ttllll. EDUCATIONAL AOVAHTAIJRS.1• blMdl lJl' whlto ___ • -oFl!rtl' S10R:E-Ara .seat A~ Throughc Todef11r:let4 511" >""' "'°""' l11U-• SEC'Y'~~ N...,port RU.. c.ntor 2002 Edn•a"on. U you are looldo• for a "~~ri.-lf."-'*~" ~ nn~ fa< wrl'"· lllldllcm • ..,.,,. Ntv.'PQJ1. BlVd .. CM. Util. -Ml a ·"-r-"' bi,n..., MY nn. Si.50. c:wnl:lnwl n~tun woman ot pd. P~114. '16-l252, Ive edu'calltibai eovbonment .for )'OW: .stu-cotldt °"" ~ ~ ,,,... noelltnt baclqg'.d. &i&-1445, 2 STOR"'°' nr. N'pt l'l>lt Of. den~ '111Jt w:lth,IJ>e repreaentattveatram... ..... ·t< wbat oounts. mt,1..;;""=:M."-.,-.,..--.,...,.--,-;,.--;;,.-I liee' Gr<YhOl&ad depot. "'8 THE DESERT SUN SCHOOL -· l da """" my•li. NEED help 11 bomt! we sq. ft. 1165 & !00 11q. fL $15. Gbod rel. Sll~Ql. ~ve Aides, N u r 1 e 1 , A ... 1116-2414. ' Je,,..ico IM • 'J C. nl C Nie liou8tkffptn, Olm- lnduttrial ltetttal 4$0 2101 E. C~1t Hwy, Cot"OMcMltMir.....,., one Homemakers, Upjohn, 1:00 PM -J1nuery Ith CONCRSTE ~ Pstloo, o,547:;.-at.~"-c,.-_,-...,..,..,,..1 1.300 sq ft M·l Space, w-front olc, lit' rear docl!i. '$170 mo. 1193 Whlttter :,,:., CMl.a M~sa, ALSO 1850 aq tt. $24(). Your Hostess: Mrs. Mary Warring remove: bUdop drlwways. YOUNG Japaneae Adults ~"in concrete. need home w/Amer. :>15-1131, !IJ'llllr. Ex<h !or ~- mo 171'1 Whl-SL, C.M. Co-Ed Boarding Scltool 6'!H!l33 0.... -£-~. ldyllwUd, cautomla READY FEii. )at, 1m Grade• 3-12 LAGUNA NIGUEL Mol 1600 SQ. i'l'. A UJ?. • PATIOS.PLANTERS ~~~ baby•lllinl. Ph' • All Cond\te '4'0C°t. Brick, WllL do typing, lft>'ins, Accredited: slumPltlalie wk.~· bousework . l.imJtrd WASC CAJS WAIS PATIOS,= dri-Saw. -Ph. Kfww SUJ<. • • ... ale. • repllce 567-2934. On San ~ F"rtt-Nay Call IDl·lSOO . =~~ ~ ;:;RK'H'""~~~EWR"E;--ITE-:E""it'"""'".!ii"r=R-.,..,1 c ~I , l[SJ" Prfvn. WALl<S, patios. ,......,, -n. '""""' I -_ , .. LM _, ,_. Pool decis. Don. &U-8Slt ~~c. Reu. _Call alt 6 pm or FOR LEASE M-I unit., 12>0 • . . C lo lliknds, Ml 2513. & 8'lO aq ft. Santa Ana ~-~---.:;~~l ~~----;;~;f~on~tr'.:a~c~r;::-:~;;;:;;;;;!oAY Work, ret'en!.nce:s, own Owner nt'1C-l196. ! JACK TIUl&ne _ Rtt>air tra.nsp., at.> buabahd avail Stor•r 455 Tr•vet 540 LoSt SSS remod., 9ddtt. 20 yrs. exp. tor odd jObl. 54,,7-2.'lll. so~'"'u""rrn...__Eu--1-San-.. -An-a, REWARD Llc'd. My Way Co. W--0006. COP.lPANION A-light hlkp. '"eek th .-,. nav 1 to lady only. Min. $3 hr. n , Jll9R ot .,--· -..,· Grey 'hrown lemale Cotman Dr.ttlnr . Days, ~2389. ttl. lil(hted. fenced. S10 J)er SET SAIL Shepherd, MOTJ-IER o.r 9 --c~~-~.,...~~~ nw1 c..'tl.11 Hallie, M()..oll.01, TAHITt PUPS. t..o.si? 12/30 • 111, PLAN~. Remo d & , H•lp WMthtcl, M & F 710 9-5, ~18 afl 5· Grand 3 Aluted• $('h00ner, Bois& Ave . and Bt!'aeh Blvd Room Ack!IUons. S50 up. . Rentals \';anted 460 ~rew Sr ruest sh. ('1)11.8, H.B. De&perllte! 847"8618 ~7-0826 ~7-9695 A B.etter Ttmpol'l:U")' Position • * * (213) 371-1239 ~~r 5 pni. 1ir &U..wt, Exl Gardenl"f · URGENTLY e~~~~~===:;;;;;;;;;;~;;:;;::;; I 645-0550 • 642-8170 ---• llJJNTINCTON BEACH'S FINEST A~p~f:;;~;::-n. :or~·un:i:,.,: ... ~310~, . ~-~~]Uil~~~j Spanish Country Estate Living Huntington a.1ch ~· ;;;;;;~-~~ s3~~r~~:r~~". ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~:e Re!~rf=~ial NEEDED You ....... wl.,,,.r ot r: ![SJ (llaJ<creflJ. Pio ca II 1'vlno Indualrial • SECRET ARIES 2 Uckels In the Ult Ind,...... Mfr.32p. R.t!wvd. Complexes. - 2 Acros. Beautllul )?•rk-like surroundings. CASA MOllYERREY V1utlon Ront1l1 425 Sunken Pool. Sparklmg Spanish Fountain•. "' BIG Bear 2 "'> 2 !pl, 2BA. • Spacious Rooms • Separate Dining pl">' rm. Nr ski UL Lr or Sports, Vee1tlon & I ;;m;m;;;;;;m;;;;; YELLOW Labrador, 18 mo• 557-<m """' 5pm. • TYPISTS RecrHtlonel Vehicle old. Vic. of Garll<ld & STORM DAMAGE • MTST OPRS d (I ., ) ,_,.., H.a Ml "Joco" Proteulonal .c.-. n.. . Show Foun rff -• SSO 968-«l.10 oc 80--it35 Ilk .,; Pruhlng, B<acing,O"""'ps. e LEGAL SEC'YS nt 111'° LRG "'hile wlbrown short BiD. Prwie fruit lfte8 DOW. Free • e Wall< in Closets I & 2 BR, 2 BATHS .,,,1 .,...,. rn-n4S • Home-like Kitchens & Cabinets f\Jrnished I Unfurnished Rentals to Shtre 430 An•heim Convention ba..ir dOK (Bull~ LOSr: Samoyed pup, Dlflle, dormant F : Georp, TELLERS Center mlx!l Malo. Vk w....,. & 16 wu, Vie-Bri>ol<hunt f -• . e ASSEMBLERS l BDRM. Unfuro. $165. Furn. $185. .AU Utllltie1 Paid 2 BDRM. Unfurn. $185. Furo. $215. • Charming "''"""" J11.11u1try 5-1-1 Bushard FV . very lli'f!ll Gartiekl, ~~.v. Reward , EXP. Hawallan Gardener. . Ple:uw call 642·5678, t-:<t. 314 trained 531-7853 (collar & 962.8072. CDmplete 1llrdeo s er v. e LABORERS bet\\·een 9 & 5 pm to claim flea collar) LOST •-··"'-it ma! Ka tn al a rti, 6 4 6-4676, TOWNHOUSE 2 BR, !"'Ba., 1400 sq. ft. e Spaciou• Roonu •Clo"" Unfurnished $200. • Gym, Billianls, Pools. WILL -aharf Park Newport apt. 2 Br, 2 be, furn, }'em. 2.7-35. $U3 mo + util. Call &M>-1480. your liwket,, 'North County · oran,ge "" ,.. .. e e 643-ll37 toU·fre-e 11un1bt'r is !>4o-1220J FOUND. Young fernal:f! ·cat 11trlped ett.I. "Sam". Vlc,l,0-"-'=7· ~.----NEVER A FEE ALL UTILITIES FREE Walk to Huntingtoo Center Adults, No pets IA QUINTA HERMOSA 16211 Parkside Lane, H.B. 714: 847-5441 (4 bi.ks. So. ol San Diego Frwy. on Beach, 1 1. bik. W. oo Holt to 16211 Parkside Laue). Apt. Unlum. 365 Apt. Unfurn. !-'-------365 'PARK NEWPORT I APARTMENTS on the bay San Clement. NR beach &. town, 1 BR, & 2 BR, lndry, gar, st~. Cable TV, ~.-$160., 310 Del Mar, SC. :t93-1319. Apt ... .... • Puttine Grttna 6551 Warner, Hntg Bch 147-1526 l BR. Adults. l blk to bMch. Shag crptg., drpa, No pt>ts. $135. :m 14th Sl, 53&-0352. L19une llHdt HEART of Laguna, Blk Och, I BR apt. $114. furn , $1 65 not AdltA, 497-l!Xll, 494-9794. Newport llHch 2 V.'OJ"klni ·gtiia 24 & 25, need 3rd to share 3 BR. apt, .{ blk from beach. $100/mo. + Utll. Ph: 642-3924 eves. • • * wtth pa.tchy markings, can-Brookhunt &. EUU, F.V. G.Mrat Urvlces QOt keep in doors. Vic. Reward! 9fi8...64n. fnten'iew Houra ROOW..lATE ooeded, fenulle, Cost.a Mesa St. C.M. Phone l\IANS diamond ring. Vk: Captains :Car Carel ,9 am·11 am & I pm-4 pm on beach, yr round, $125. 548-f>UZ or &15--8913. \\'estcllt! plaza (l\1arket We ""'llSh & v.11..'e: L'omplelely, \\1ork when It where mo. st1-3:i3B bh\'11 5--S eve. roUNt> small ma I e Basket) (l/51 (koop.gake) custqm & detail. work. \Ve you want! Poodle-type, black. Vic. Liberal rewlll'd) &16-tl24. ~lck-up & dcl!ver. Call Interim GIRL ~10 10 ahare 3 br 1 · ]~ Slater + Magnolia, H.B. LOST· Oiusa·Lucha Bird 646--3632. ~ 645-1191 for Nwpt Bcl1 home on "·ater til ....... .nrtrltt d S&r2840 w ~. gra.y. W·Red throat. Dani free ettimate. Personnel Service June.SW .675-3823. 1 •• FND:·Oec.'4th,BrwT!.&wht Point area. Reward.HANDYMAN-Allkindsof nlW.20th,C1M. GIRL lo share apt. ~ blk. Beaele type JIUA)Y, male, 49&-ll61. "'~~I ~al!-~ ...,.,.,,a 642.7523 546-2592 from Newport Beach. _,, t ktintw-· 54&-6866 REWARD s~ty ,,,_ ~1~ ~11 room. Call 675-5438. Auto Tr1n1port1tlon 525 cau 0 .......,., or • &mall il'f:Y Ur:r · , · Equal Oppor. Employer 54&-0909. striped. male cat, red col·l lH~a~u~l~ln!!g!__jl ____ I .. """'""""'""'""""'"• \VANTED working girl, ~d NEE[j daily rtl1<> to Retl llill FOUND Around Orange & lat. Vic 3032 Hardina Way, I· - student Own rm. Nwpt I & l\fc:ArthW' trom Laguna Monte ·Vista., )'oung mllle C.M. 833-2100 or 567-4.139. \'ARD cleanup ,tr~ shaping Accounting Clerk Penln. 61r~4 aft 6 pni. Beach. ·Share expense. golden dog, m~ium size. SMALL Yorksh~ Tm1tt, or ~moval. Weed~, trub YOUNC female 11.·\ll share 3 I 494-2996. l.DOks like Setttt. 54&-Q3). sih•cr, hick .l tan. Vic Santa ~ •. bus~s tnmnted, ' Br. bonlt w/1ame. SIOO n10. FOUND Sheltie-type female Ana A\'e, N.a Ean just lav.'J\ !n&inL 9'2-8612. NE\V 2 Bdrm unfurn. .apt !l-I0-8078. I l'l dog, Vic. Sun1lower & clipped 646-ll'.». SKIPl.DAD!:R & dump truck $250 ~ 2 Bdrm ~ MAN to ahare ne.w 3 hr dpl:c I -] Harbor Blvdl., Ra! collar, LOST, Blk mli..lc Labrador v.uk. ~e. uohalt, // /)/) Q· /} ~~-\V. ':y 4~ nr oeean. Hal Penln. Sl29 lil ~ att s. Retrie,1er, Ana to <Mo. a11.in&, bt'l"a.king. 846-7UO. _/\e{{u tr{~ Beach. Call 88&-4832 days June 15. 673-3036. FND. 8lk kitten fem. t mo. Rev.•an.I. (Ell.Jlt1ide Coat a YARD. raraae cleanups. d (San Bernardino) or FE~tA.LE Roommat<c )).11!111 ::11 . ) old Rf11S collar. Warner & l\lesa) 646-Q27. Remove lrtt1, dirt, iV)'. , 883---2943 e'Ytnlnp. 11.·anted: ahatt 3 BR Beach Person.,, ' 530 Ross H.B. 147-2490 (Fod. ]. CHU..ORENS pet 112173. DriVeW)''• grading. 847-2600 *LA.PARISIENNE* 1100..,, 17; + Utt~. &12-3347 , · ALIST 2-73). • VI" Balboa Island. Off wht HAULING t ~""Eby oxp 2 BR, 2 BA. Furn.& Uoflml. \\'ant lady to shf nice ll\mt-, :f_,¥11'1~~ • * FOUND on E•t'C·n·clero untrimmed male cockapoo, rollege s dent, ~ trk. A1Payablc, Y ~;ltecei=, ! ' ~ -· • · ·-... " wbole-ooOoolr on Ufe·tot the ~···"• --• , ~te · ~r . --·. -· · eriooklni Th~ ·. -_-· Pool Adult11. 536-179$ ot s.a.6-!2n. better f'rofe~I ad\l:lce Samo)'ed 'type , dOg on REWARD $50, Lot:t fftDale GEN. Hauling. Tree/ab.rub conaidl!re<J. Some ' typing , 1 '-... ....., -'--~~i water? =:i-.::. Co1t1 Mell 979-1'" .. -• -R·--r-43' t-on Hfe:.---~le-Rn.~atty;--JJ311l.--llT~ ~Wlt-WAillc-m~ -trinr.-6 pretd,-Xlllt-cai:ninM.s.-SlaoA•t----1---f~~~~~'PJF.r;t:";'!!f~!!!~~'::;::====i-A:~--rna•• ."'', ... ... 10 Ai\r.10 · PM. 492-9ui FOUND. Dal-·Pomenntan. Canyon' 0r area, CM'. £st· 839-2303: 557-ii904. · t e r m tempo~ry aaslgn-A'.l.inl poo ' 7 lij.hled ten-Under New 20432 &lnlll Ana Avn. ~-,,...., '" ,.__ ---..~ ~23Jl D)ent. Immechate pla1.-e-W ,_Courts, plus milts ol NEW storage garages, 3 ~. 3.u No.•El \..alllino Owner -may claim. wtth Houtec:IHnlfti n1en1. , )lcyhle trails. puttina. shut-Meneg•ment • STEPS TO OCEAN • ~izes, tor mobile homes, Ren.I, San Clemente. po s·I t l'V e identftid:tioo. SMALL male black A-white · .Apply In Person . ,.tleboard, croquet. Junior 1'1 CASA VJCl'ORlA \'EAJU.!_: 2 ~ BRSJOO. apt1. 2 boata . &: ;niac. 543-9166, CONSIDERING ""'Ing to Phone 968--0038. Japane!o' • turnse ~~-ro ~H Bard ME8J\ ,CJea111rir, CIU"pt'ts, -...., Business Ctr Dr froin 'JT4.5o monthly: also 1 1 & 2 Br. Fum &-Unturn ba's., uvm ~to · 64-1-1001. S\l:ill.Uland t :; Re-. FOUND tarp fenale butt r ~ ··=rr= · · 'windOwS,· flOOrs, · etc. ""' 1 • • • and 2-bedroorn plana and Carpets drapes D/\V TV Winttt: oceanfront 2 BR., l 217 AVOC. AOO, C.M. 450 SQ juvenatioh? New loundadon mkftd di>g Wtth chain col-~f.ALL Oiristmu Puppy Reaid I comm'l. 567~742. lrvu,. ~ town housea. Elec-ant. rOo1 etc. Come By &: ba. $250 (F\lrn.) Act. 1',-. .s:;o. CALL &IHSU OR IZ mlle1 away. Save time, Jar. Vlclntty' Newport Pier. black & brown, lfeaa Verde 5'MIU,. . . 133-1441 Jlri4? kitchens. private pa :~ Inquire about our Move-In 675-1972 675-4073 ~ AGT. .. money, for better health. can 675-1336. tll'ff, M>76T: o.dlcatecf Ci.anlng pr balconies, carpctina, dta-AJiowance. 525 Victoria St. VERY nice 2BR a.pt. )'eat· P.O. Box 3673, Tijuana, CARD cue w/mlm>r Vk. 81.t\O< cat w/v.ttlte pav.-s, * WE Do EVER.mnNG * Accounting Clrk $525 periet1. Subterranean park· al Harbor, CM. 642-8970. round. $275. Pvt pty, Oa~ 21J,o A~o. no 7. 450 1q, ft. Mexico. nf.-06-JQD, ext 8. Parlcina' Lot Sa v 0 n. nedl &: cheat. Vic. 1tleaa RefJ. }"tee NL 6(6-2839 A/Payable & A/Receivable in& with elevators. Optional 1 BR, patio apt. part. furn. 642--Gi67/E'Ves : ~ ~00 Captalnt Car Carel ~westclltf. 67S--01M. Vl!J'de Eut. 557-2833. RELIABLE honest lady Call t..on:atne r~~ J:~:i:r: stw, refrie, dsh/wsh, 703 1 ,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!~~~ I ;;;;;;:~i;;';;~'--;440c;; We v.uh &: wax oonapletely, MALE cat WhVblk " v.'ht •• 1.tALE kitten, blk, 4 mo. d~lrel 3 days v.-ork. Refs. Perso~ne"ttcl~ncy ~~ta Mesa, $130, 1 ·1· I~ Office R.nt11 custom le detail "'Ork. We old Reward H il a: Rosa. 5C-8781 an 5 m. "'6" ·and San Joaquin Hilla Roact ......... ,,,,_ ..._ ,A 1----------'.""" pick-Up & deliw:r. Call lep. white facH>lk goatee • • e er· P 1631 E. Fi<linger, S.A. Telephone (n4) 644-1900 1 BDRM. Sl&S. mo plus util, ort'lCE • 3>'x40', pgne.led, 646-3632 or 64.>-1791 for Corona del..Mar, 673-13S3. M7-2490 . Masonry , (?.tarll: Ill Center! k rental lnfonnaUon call 6~1674 alttt 5 pm I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I v.1nriow fronta&e, v•tw new trtt estimate. FOUND: Gtrls bl c y c I e ~ S42..a&36 • .0. 2 WEl:KS FREE* wkdays or anytime wmb. 11 carpe~ alr-«md., hath, QD•u~E Woodlands Scboal .,.._Call · · Brlck·Blod<·Stono ADMINISTRATOR .-ian1 e5a Dana Point ---------mo. Sherv.-ood Sboppin&' Swinging Couplet ' . ...._......... Home Ownen Assoclalion, 7'.,,_.,_ del M Rooms 400 plenty ol ~-$l'ffi. per ~ to identU)' 548-2589 I I~ 64H2lls ADULT GARDEN l'IOMES 2 tum 2 PRIVATE en l r ~. Center, 821 So. Brookbun:t, °"~Ming to meet qcw trte:nda. ~UNDV~ ca& m::!:i Painting & -Orange Co. R.eponsible for mVINE AVE. AT !.[ESA Nt:W l BR. BA, un • employed rentleman, t.11 Suite 9 <Brookhunt & Ball) ~7664 or 64.\-GS32. Ide~""" ~a. Paperhanging organizing & coordlnattne Mov$i~ wJdeposJ~~.n~ ~!':wc:·:.:·~tumc''93=·,.:-i369vl':ew"':i;2-:-B~R.:;:-u-n!-um :,:~/kit.. prlvL $:5. ;:u~-~cNarnee, 962-4tn PROBLEM Preinancy. eon. FO~· New ~ean eve * * • -CUSTOM P"'NTING ~ue~~~nal rMi~~ " h Od~. s.ym1atbetlc small • ma.I• Getman 'Herb.rt Hoc"-1 ,.. traets &11.drninisterine dhl-A NlJhtSealcity, Pool, Huntington ..a.ac -2 ROOP.ts, $92.50 mo priv. CORONA DEL MAR ~ counseUna. Abor-_ _____.-Ao .,.a<!:__ 1t• lnter/E:llter, Oiyurn. inter. 1y business. ~tust have 'Fount.a.In&. Rec. Bid&. w/ -ent fr: b&. SlS wkly {1emi• Approx. UlO !Kl· ft. ottlce tion & t\doptionS rel. AP· ""oc:.....,.u ........ ~ 25311 Ear+ia spec. price.i f"nie color con-pr"e'VSous exper. or educa- exerclse rm, billiards, col· HUNTINGTON Gardens pri) No. CM. Adult:i. space tailored to your de-CARE. 642-4136. ALMOST mmai..,an cat Laguna Hills suiting a: est. Lie. ~. tlonal background for or TV. Ea. >.pl. has dish· ~~l.J!.•lleoatm-~!8 ~;~~ _.,.._. ~=~·~-~~--sign. J.~ull securtry bldg. SWINGING SINGLES fwnd v\c. E. 17th St. Iden-You are die v.inner of \\'on't be underbid. ~. same. Please torward 'washer. re.frig, shag cpl, &: .,..,,.... ....,, ...... ~ .::11-.._. OOM t llahl "~to -•-•-··~~ 2 5-1 • ml · Fr R nr re e mM "'Ith ample parking. Call J im, 2 to 8 p.m. ...., 'Qalfl'_· v-..rv.uio. , • tlcke~ to the . No \\'I.Ill~ · re1ume including -llllary .,. •prt patio or deck. 5-4855 ~'-~-re ssinii. · $70 Per month. m Flower AMI: for Christine 539-31Zl CAIRN~; v!c •Hi:JlbOr· Sports, Vacation & ... WALLPAPER* requirementa ta 18226.San 3 'BR, 2 BA Duplex. St., CoAta Mesa. 64tr91J6 BOYD REALTORS 675-$30 COUPLES PARTIF.S & Bilrd-; C.M. Call~ RecreetloNil Vehicle \\!hen .YOO call "Mac" tn Adela Cr. Fount&Jn • i>shWhr, trptc, ocean view. DELUX'E; Apt · priv. patio. UPSTAIRS turn ll nn BR I ii; ... ii;iii;iii;iiii;;;;ii;i;ij;iii ~ ~· Id ..._ «• J•·•• '"Im Valley Ca 92'mll. S3Z 2)4~ 33l'd St Music. 6 pools sauna. tennl~ • v • I' Call Ph il '.! iµ 8 PM nm mt I white .u-~n _i:!... .....,. "'" ~ • 60-~ c:'Y,; 6 4 6. 6 t 14 fl:.!. Spacious Pools.Ide & BA, sep entry, no cook· New Wll.trrfront Offices · 539-3344 vie Westcllff area. 60-1129. at !_he * PAINTING &: AdYtttislr!K Sales eYf's. Bungalow $150. ~. ing. $85/mo. 839-3'189. Jn US1::M::h Bldg. PALM & CARO READINGS Lost , 555 , Anaheim Convention PAPERHANGING ForrMr Yellow page or BDIU1, Ira: clo9et, \\'/111 cptg, 'Prirne Location Tdll Put. Prnent I: f\Jture Cen .. r Inter A Ezter. Uc'd, In& ~ maJ~r f~e Apn., Apia., Fum. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Huntington llNch Huntlngto!) llHch • ,_ • I • BRAND NEW '. · QUOVADism · Lu .. ury Garden Apartm.nts _ In Hu1)1 lngt!" S.~h _ BACHELOR, 1 & 2 · BDRM'S FROM $135 Enjoy Adult Living At • l{eated Pool e Jacuzzi e Saunas • Pool Tables • Recreation Room • Volleyball e Gym • & much more! It'• B .. 11 e Gold Medallion Award Furnlshed or Unfurnished Adults Only -No Pets Ple8'e IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY -- 18992 FLORIDA ST11EET , tV. Weck w, ef Gerfl•ld a llHcltl' all elcc home. Kit. prlv\. ~ Ml Bayside Dr., N'pt ~a.cb' <213) 694-1350 ,Nly Uc. LOST, I.rs~ ~brador, vie. Janua.ry S-14 Guam. Call Harrta. 6f2..4S58 O:mmlsaion only Call for mo. Ev1!s/wlmd.s ~~ BW Grundy Rltr. ST:>-6161 ALCOROLICS Anonymoua. at l8th It: TUStin. REWARD! P~ase ca.U 6W:l67'8. ext. 314 INT I: EXT pahioa. pt.per appt &IS-0036. . ROOf.t w/kl:_~I. $20 wk. Pbone ~nt7 or write 642-8680. 4 between 9 I: 5 pm 1o c.la1m hanging, naturll.1 · wood Are. y Looki Employed r~rr 19th & GREAT location on BcUa P.O. Box tm. Costa Meaa. IRISH ~. fttn .. 5 mo. :Vic your tickets. tNorth County finiahlng. 548-7905 aa "' For Orange. Ot iJ.W. C'blca at Warner in taat Social Clubs 535 ~. . N. B. toll-he nllmber is 5'40-12201 INT. & Extu . .l'ccous. ceil- WloMf{ ~8'if.: ~0r! ~ f:a~s::~ ~~~ FIND vo•m....,.. ~ * • • ~I-·sprayed; .Uc.:.....~ A New future? ve:r. · · · • ~ v~ LQ8T, Mal< $Mnese, hrn & S.bysitting Loeal r.ls. &<H8l9, ~ • prlv . $15 mo.~. ~--~f ~40cw/store apace. IN 9'J?.CEONE EL.SE betp. VIC. Mesa Verde, CM 11iE JlANGMQl, v.-e 91!!1 LRG .,,u tum. n>0m. Pvt ha -0 ""' sq ft. DISCOVER 56-7«1!-. · '. Llcensld ll•by'sltter 100, 1000'0coC yjoy! 11mp1et. 6-to 10 PM Evo1., K- &: P&tio. Mature adlt Ch\nu/agent • ~· DISCOVERY Dally Pilot .Wild Ads have De.y ell.J'f: k1r 1 cblld. Want. For home a.,,t S4'7-5346. your pr•Mnt job Whll• ""1304 00!. D~ w~~~.: n<-83>{;88; 2J3..187.3393 hori<ih>t -· . < '"'· foll limo. Fonced EXT SPEC JAL $19' you le1rn. Mr. Ford ~~M/~ CORl\:e~· re~ at $5 mo. A~'f'ring serJice i~ & s!.J's.~~:'" vi: 3 Br. l.lc/liis: 7M7IS 646.9601 ~nttyAl'd Clf't. 60-2189. available. 222 Forest Ave., S;chool Dlstrict. FV. J'18t PAPERHANGEJtS ANS'!'. ERIN G Servi« DELUXE--...........,., "'"· \;ag)m•, lle•ch~j9j,i!lf&.. Ti'~"'-"'s-Pa-..a~--......,,nolla._,,,N ~:·~.!.1' """ ~'!'..'!"'.':"'!~"'!!-""' ott ()p>rihut :-.. • wm .'.':!~ ' nWd lttV!ce. No smoken. DESK space available $50 I GU~I 11.Cl\I t. -.ii .... ~ .... Prwy. .......,. ... ~"' _.........,. w pay r experoc,.._,. 675-03~0 or 5C8-TI97. mo. Will provide furniture , 557-4861. Pt p ......_ R I 155 Rochester, C.M. at S5 mo. Answering terVice · • 1 • ' 1 ··' BABYSITI'ER fbr i Cblki G •stw,' ..... , tpa r ASSDffiLY Trainees ~th. ":,"'pnv~ Mtssl:.! avallahl" 11\m Beach Blvd. . I 1 nes mo old. 1amo3:30pm. b * PAtal ·P1$1srEJuNG Sfittl """'-No exp. nee Viejo.. 830-4232.&ft 6 pm. Huntington Beach. 642-4321. -Fri. Xlnt ddid, eood par. .Ali • .,..~ estimates bUt have iOOd eye sight Ir R a D--rd 405 $27 A-UP. Incl util. Some • Pref older, mature •"OroaD. OUt 54().6825 finger dexterity. App\y In oom ,,_ tumltun: •Yall. 2333 E. ti mes Must .. ._ own ..._u;, ? , ., ""'"'" bet. 9 A 3, at SAE BOARD & room or room on-Coast Hwy., CdM. Inquire •• Hon. 64&-85!5 itt 3.:30. Pl~nt. *-Advanced Packagltla. 2165 ly in nice quiet home, Empl ~~-Ph. 63s..83Sl or • d II 1llE Younaest School, ~ PLUMBING REPAIR ~~ Grant Av~ .• Santa ~:.-.'.45"~~"· 410 1617 WESTCLIFF 0 ars ~·.:... ~'=: NO·~~all An Equal~.!:;!'""'.'' 1200 oq. ft. Cp<. air cond. ' 64&-3106 °' 66-lfl57, DRAJNS -• 17.SO ...... hi __,,_ ROOMS $18 wk up w/ kll Ample Pk&. utU, janitor. WilL BABYSIT Jk MY 9tWfr line to lOO' • SlS. L Mmt ~ a ~ S.12.50 wk up 1.pta. Children 8&um.prdner 8 10.,L Stl-50ll TRADE $55.000 eqt:;y tn 1.2 M'·l tncome prop./lor '3 bd· MESA VERDE HGME, .... ..,;. '* 5fl9.l502 * knowledge Cit electronlcl &: pet 1t'Ction. 231'6 Newpqrt DF.8K Sl>ace Avail $50 per unita for eqtJ in 2, 3 or 4 nn house 'A'/2 to 3 •crU.. DAYS S.WJ-/Alt•ratl')ft~ uaembly practfcea I: pro. Blvd. CM. 549755, 645-3967. mo. WW provide furn at SS unltl or Tff B&lboa Pen· S. Ca1U only,. Pb: (n4l 9'1S-52!M ·-. Ol!duJ::es. Milt. 2 ~ ~t Guost .._ 4U mo. Ans .., avalL 325 No. lnaula pretemd. -or P.O. Box 806. Bah).i-. M)' home. Altoretion-.JMS .,.,. 0.,, lhllL AoolY In -';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.J Newpgrt Bl. N.B. 50-1192 OWntt 6'1l-:1*4 CUc:&monaa.. Callt 91'7¥). Meaa.Drtl Mar area. INnt. &eclftllli»)ld.tl-etp. PtnOn ·See Jeny Whftmn • AP4or5ofc8Uites$315.0f. HAVECUS1'QM.'PRl-PLEX ARROWHE4.D Ch-al•l, e '57'-4C!Sl e . , """'j""""' Vep~~Wat 6"' $10. O.sk space $!0. O>tta M<oi. Trado kr 11-tmllo s 1-""' B•lh"* ...,..1, S~ w...-, S&nta Ans. * Prlv•!!_ Room * "'I k Itch I hath . CM. ,.,... °"""or --Bev Ills ... i:,. far ... ltoat, ... Nffnlshlnt SICGll p c' -~ :.., AUTO ~-9711-3981. •t'IY, 1-«17-5971 ,,_ .. toe. mtr""' .. ! Boa 6HI, .AlNTlli ... _ go SAWMAN Ambul1tory Lfldy or M11.n 2 ADJOINING. OmCES, t.'knds. Sin 0Wto ~ m,.1921 R.EFINim in whUt or mar tering. s.a fl st·a.c.tloa Cood. nutrlttous l'ood. ""·-· tnttrtfctlon c.M. $90. ,.,.,. .. n ---.. '-car. •we1.1.m~ ·-~ntft.•:: In )'QI.tr boml cc bu&IMN. euamtffd. 511-4456. !'MW ~PToduct NI~. chrertul atmotrphlre. _.,. 1--~ .............. ..._,... "'~-·JV•~-.... ~ IU'lll ~........ ·....'.L.._. knowledat Set * Call Ml-ff.>3 • Utll~.™ .,.,. Jot. •HW)I Jl1. Ps1m -350 ~ val $l!l0., ~·• ""' Jqc, 1'...,..ilen .R'-lr Bob c...vi.. ., PROFiSSIONAL SulW ready DMert.. btlnsted In Joo1l rll Camper: val ~ "n c.,.,..,.., R lO ao. Hell at &Ua O\ica ... S.O.O>un<y. Will -""" ..... '8ilo eq ...... __ COLOR T'I Cal-TrooicO c IVllR llMW LOVlNG cue. N11trl. meala. H.B. $275/mo. 84&-1321 pate. 0wntr -..mf. llf)(lb) eq, fqm or? '1$1117. WOODWORK. pant l 1 n I , '199 W. 3)th. ~_d~ ~' • ~ ~~~ Priv./11tml. Near shops, 400 SQ FT Newporti.. iilvd,. 2 BR+ fstu<Uo &pl'&, Palm ,Wee to tredef Ourlftder's Cl.blnMs. Pl.tic& C.o'l Sofvtce Call no.~ ' usJJJl a park I: llbr. Ne-n & "'O•ni:.>n .. amk'T Cb&ta Mesa., carpet Sprtno nt lhc>Ol lc. 9Cb1I. PtndiMdlUmnllfOr~ ~ Dulte DtDurb.. TM.·Servlc. , !141>-2562. • A/C. 641-0ltk 137,SOO."l'RADE ll6M -· SI""" •-' BABYsmER to 1il In "'I' LOVELY Ouett lloUJ« now It'I a treta, aell }'Oar ttemt eo,...-lftc. ~tfte;Orulp O>. '. S di.Yi • All ~ ot · ·TRE:t 'MUMMINQ 'f _ CdM borne tot 15 mo. olil openfore~rl'J.P\1AM!ml Mtb ease, uee o.uy PUot ..._~Rltr. for$.bucb. *CARPENTRY*· ~· ~ntal ~ chlld.1•2de,s"ult.Pli. pl1. 54f..07M. Claullled. &U-M1I. . ~ ,. ..... 5.1t-1MI Dl 6'D;lltl ~ • I . . . -.. • S-y, J-. 7, 197J DAILY PILOt m~, ~.-~.-~, ~mJ~pt~.~~-~llHl~1 ~1~,.,,~~ ... ~.,,.~l~~.1~1~<~ •.• ~.z~,~~J:l~:1~1"~" •• ~1~~[~-~~-~~-~,~~~[~~.~~~-~~ !:"'PW-,M'fd171 & .. ·-~' BABYSIT .r. 1~ i.o:.,,.!.rJ. ll•lp W'OllJ,.i. M (! 711 .Holp W ........ M' I.~ Help w ... tod,fo\,I. I'. 710 Help Wafttad, Ml F 710 Help W•ntad, M 1. I' 710 Hole W•ntocl, M A F. 7JO Help Wento<I. M l F 710 ll•lp W•nteol. MI. I' 71 tJ; "':;',.,,™ s .. ~ tleain ··0ont11 ROcipt!im~ ~ ... trou~ER • Cbltd MACHINIST o•·c. M._,11'>111 ct>a. SALESMEN • N..;,.rt a..c1r~•r. Roll. $400 ............ ,,,.. .• ·Ale Clertl •"" -·•"" Bookk••P•" Boat G.....i,. ~-~ .... SECRETARY, ptt!Mc !or WELCOME WAGON scs--5766 •re• GturnJ de.ntiM Jookbw IW'. U~i.n. ~(ult kwe l'.hlldren. 2 Cenetal~ ~ ~ Dta!M"lhip Oft 8 a y . q~ ex,._og • .-.. ...., \lOrwuu- srruall dlvf'r$itted m\lltWlmelll SUPERV19:>R •••YsrrnR 1 !root olc atrL Mln.·t~ ,rs' • Clert · ~t · """'· r l ... ..,,.,,,_ ""'· AOVANc:Eo 1t:INETICS Yach""" .__ c..,.. <1a1 •home ..i ......... '"" ~t.y or COPI• aper. AK tor &.tkra Cl • Sr "T ....... sr I ' SJ)) Molltb k> lW"t .• 1231 VM:iom St. ~t time bu1j. AU ~m_-f'it11 . 1-ma ~~!;~= i:.i:.r· Jn dmtJ:'1 ,_ e ·f-'-L'-'-"'typist ~HOW"'Ji.':"ER . ~~· ~-:p'~ OPERATORS. llllllll!t tlOOdle TOP COMMISSIONS bw;u'ICu. llrl!i J{rs per "''le. !or Oritnge Cra1¥, Canet Flex.ibk: v.'Oc'lc ac.:hedu.le. Sh. Oppty, Supervilory Exp ~ .... .,.rd. Reply rtq'd. Salary ~ Comm. 1 ... 1fied fl0 ~ c/o IONi(..v.•11'.\8 Jan. _! _ 10, 11. w•-494--9431 • •--~ ~-~ui. ~°"~="'.,-¥~r'==-<-='~~ ovetk><:k. Zl ........ rtett.:. 'Tt>p Ptijt S.,11t ._.,-• IUllU F'eie' Po.idons • H•"'"'" ........ Beach area. Pvt =-=!AID 'lb .,....,. Call fo &"""l tm t Dally PUol, P. O. Box 1560. Kathl~n OkeU, rQ!o,1100. tta ~tes.a. Ca 92£26. I ~=~~=-"~==-• ~~s~~y" .. fu1~. ?.~~;~~~ •. llliA~nt TCyplsl_ ...... ' ~N;;townbouie.Near ~«~;' ~~~oces·i:..!: C%'., e:r·~~~~. n~rnn __ •n~-SECRETARY. Rn· .. poonii;t trans. Cull ot "(; ...,., ~" Bwnneq Cll' n.r Ste 290 CC .. s bee:c.-h. '53IH'.l109. &tM. 6't--ml evn. NIL ' SAL£SLA.OY tor ~...,~ry k>r ~~1ng lf'\•hi10'Clw1'.l M!Yi!m ...... ln.'lnt -"1~0 e '-HOUSEKEEPER, prl MAJ.1''TENANCE Work , OR1ll0001''TIC FRONT .tore. ~teM>Ces •n-q·d. Cfl&l,nN'rlng firm. Call lot BABY...;._ '"······--"""'"" c~ -..... , Bookltffpen .. rm/bo, 1 lady, "'°"""'· Elduly Man .... P/Tlc1'. OmCE &><p nee. ,_C&J,...1"..s-"'"3olll2io;iiio' .............. ~·,,,Pv~t_ .. _,r,.....~"'-· ---- own ~~tin·~ ~AL SecY·BooldcHoor. • Secretaries :!~day v.-eek. hHS.l2 Apply suwrv.'Oodl "s 1 ==~""962=·'-z.t<ll=· ~~-1• s1~~c~\1!St~~ :.;r;;.a:~ -11!"11. ......... ~'pel' or -nee:. Call Faahioo 1.Aie.nd, NB. PART tim(' 1.-.M. ideal ........ Secretary """' --.. 0-3000· ·-·· VOLT t1ou~ µ~ ~ lite mech. know1' . N•at _.. • ~ .,r.n.r..Lrr:.n., mature, t.f'AtNTtNANCE le: ttudfl1ts 17 & over, lir. t ~ ~ ~~n:g_ DESJCNER-GRAPHJCS . lnst·ant P•rsonnel li\ie In Child Oitt. No cook· Hou.tNn&n cacnbi.oatkin. "'~. 15056 Jadt9on, Afkl.. K 11 6• 1 ~~*~'m· :P~ Mt 2590 a , US~· "-l'·F.8tablishtd I'ntericr . I Tempora.ryService ~· Pri rrn i boa.rd plus Stea.dy yr around "'IJ,)'CHy. e y 1r s wpo \'" ' necHSU)'. Neat . U1 .. ~!>' Fi m N Dl'lip 3M8 Campos Dr., SWat 108 }NIJary 833-14!9 flrvinf-l ~mplo)'TlMtnl. Apply in SHARP GALS pearanc e. a 4~; a.re~ lne~!_.Beach Nt!"--port Beach ~741 lW.tED. n.... .. ; ....... for lfrl5 i:;. to manaatr. HQt('I PART time ronvale8ttnt Looldno fl:ic' ""tm ...... .,11ion ln 897~'75 now t""'!",....,. el·· ~... 1 Op Emplo ~~-•· ·-Coa care for elderly man, ... ,... •-• l*Mkln ~b ~. .....,.U41 por. Yt:t ltd~ tuU or p/time. Pa.Id , ~ So. st H"N)', ~ 1 h !1'1Ulique •le.s. lo'ull .i:. p' BARM.AIJ)..Fullorpart_Ume. Exp'd tn dimeiision•·I ~~ wkly. Eun X1ra money or La1. Geach. _m-=3506.,.-_·-,--o-v~•-'.,0,_.,_'_,-'.·1 N<'eds )'OUt akllhi~ Woi·k Hme ~ltions avail. for Under 30. \lilll tra:ln. Apply (l?'aphics, renn..,.;; .... , A FLORIST --A..A PTO .i..-, start a purn. ~. For MAN-~~.---.. --to--50-1-or t"Xpt'T. people. aJt., 2pm. nu-ee nn..--1-......,. '.--:-·-.,. ·~ -v '"t--u _,, -._.,tt-2 -.~ Ph•rm••y •,,1-,,-11.·h~re YoU'te app1'f'l:lated on Call 10• ApM \\'110 '''4.i'lTS 1'0 \\'ORK'! DRIVE A CAB! CltOOOE )'out houn, \l?Otk for )'OUl'IM':lt, be your bot;& P.ten or 'ft'Ot'Ml1. Can be !IH~htly h:mdiea,pl)ed. Vl"- rt'tirt'd. AJ.-e zt to 10, sup. plttment yoor income. Driw a cab 6 hrs or cnore a day, Apply In person, Yellow Cab Co., Ulll E. 16th St., Com M .... \\'ORF:fNG rn.a.nfti't'I' toe' cof. lt.>e .nop . .1. Exper. PN!ue lk'nd·roi;wne P. 0, Box 1623, Ne'"'port Beach, 9'Jiti0, ~ · "'-=' .. , a ....... 1tl"ttura.I i n l1f r 1or1 f/Ume~· posiUon. Top ..,_, '" • .. Ctui, ...,.,..._ or. \\'OOd:'o\'Qlidna, full time. ~ -"' • .,.. .. 1830 Newport Blvd CM ~.,,,.,.., -... J"l.,,.M ,..,..,..:. _.....,.. 836-1836 nA_.a_,_ ....__._ M ~Ii" bus.int"Ss 1~:/plea··-In long or ~hort term lt<n1· THE LOOK , .. •500 ' •• • '"""-'• '"11.1 • """"'f'r, ........... Pfl..Y. btr. l, 61~1. · ,.....,....,.vu, .......:aui. ellll, ..... ., porary as.<ignn1ent1. \\'ork -BARMAID. aae. 21·~. No l\lesa. • FRY C"""" ~ MA""m'"" PSX Operator. an imJ'Orlant pn.rt Of n1edl-YNG. ?i1AN. nt'fl.t appem:Uig, C(l8tUme. ~ '..,,~ cine, Great oppor. for auper "''!he top C-<lll'lpanlt'!l 111 "'\II n11in ln f-1oor OOYe:rini:: Call 646--9935 DISHWASHER, Apply ln • WAITllESS ~·~ AnrweriQI ee~. After· peN10na.lity, Cal.I Kim, Orangt•Co.Chooileth1•da,)s. Substitute 1.111t)Jetu111, cpt & Ille. ?t1u1l person, ~fe.o!.a. V•rde O:lnv. e OISHW••HER I. 5ERY1CES noons & ~llt""'inclod.lng 833 ~oo "· . & ...... . houni ,, luc;ation n\oist (_'<'In· p hll\'t O'o\'n trAnsp. lfun· BOAT REPAIRMEN Hosp, 661 C.enter st, CM. -. •.Arn.V"'V w'lrenda. F'uU A part time. ..,, • ........ nnt11 Ll"C'nN5 verUent for ~oo. E:o;:("(>Ue!nt ~ · • "-1"-""'"" e BUSBOY """"'-' "'LI"-' Personnt-1 Agency of l.rvin.:, ., • -r-• • J Ungton Bee.en area pttf'rd .• Must have waterfront boat ~· FEE PAID '"' v. 2M2 Mit'bi'lson Dr. e11mings, y,·eekly pa.ycheck. G rd Str~dy >A'tlrk. $12-201!1 or aft ~ ·exp. Inc I u d In ft 001\IESTIC. EXPO U~ln Mu.st ~ dean & neat. Ch"t"l' M-' A-T~U~R~E-. -rnnd~----heri-y Let u11 start you "'')'our UG r. & y,·kndt ~. ~· ... "1~~~al1 & bu l CouM pie W/lot>!al rd:f"l't'nen. ~ AwlY. ~nic>\\' n.. ... ~ ~~tary to $.4!00 ty()@ Jacty wanW for oc· • PLANT MAH bet;t foot lorwa.rcl. H t' t 8 h ! ,-~~~~-~-~-~~-~-~~-~-~~-~-~~-~-~~! 1'f!'P61R· ..........,;1 ,..,~ or top ust speall English. Salary • simtn. ,,,..,., · \...uo.st """'"1"''""'' $650 cas;onaJ O\unight babya.lt-\\'antOO for Solt \''ater 2061 Business Ctr. Or. un 1ng on eac men. BLACKIE S BOAT \Open. TI4:~7000 bt-.TI 8 Hwy, N.B. ~ti!,Puc!rlblishF~-y to $650 tine. mwit drive. 640-1751. &>rvice Co .• San J_uan ~p. Irvine &U-1441 Un ion High School 1 YAJllO~Z!~.Newport BJvd., a.m.-1 pm. FRY Cook & Oish-.'"Uher . .-."". '""' $600+ .. ~ ..... 1c ed F 1g No e.'(]lo rw<:., \\-ill tl'llin.1 "::· =::=::=:=:=:=:==::: J Olstr'~ [ 11~] N.8. bl~. *°RAPE RY OPRS.* Apply in persOn, 512 \V. 19th Stenos to S5i5(} ':;;~:'~tes:a, o:u~ Sleady Y.-ork, Call 493-45351• --i .. , . ~ V Boat l'uildert & TABLER. Expf'rienced. SL, C.fll. ~~:t~~~~'r~ = &12-5133. fl·lon. tor appt. Sec'y/Jl.a.-ept, sh $5:Jl.l }las openi~s ror subi>tJtutt"' '··-----;:;·;;;1 ASSEMBLY Cl..ASSlC DRAPERIES FULLTU.t:£ LVN days, 7. PB..X/Recept'""~ S450 -.. ~.~~lc~l-R~--pt-T~r .. -POWER 1'tachine ()pert!.tor ReceptlMNHcal S-t'.Q p1v pc-rty 1.!U&l'I\. Slurting ,. TOUCHUP JSS..1 Birch St. Ne'>\·...-3:30, xln1 fril'\if' bnfts. O\rl Frit "'~l""" to•"-"+ m.u • ~. f!XJ)('t. desired. l.Wl Pa:yroU/Con<>tr $6.10 salary S2Jtt hr. Intf'l'l.."'lllffi Antiqu•a 100 Clipper .Marine Coo-p. B•aci>, 546-t<il ~· Beve•ly """°' Conv. Hosp. -'"• -E•ci> mornlnt< iou'tl don a "'""'"°""'Rd, CM~. Rkkp,/Co~tr $650 upplionn" """" 1.,, lhe --'--'------1 1919 Ea.it Occidental SL 4~786. Dictaphone Typist to $500 lo\•ely \\1tltl" uniform lz FIC BookkN'pl"t S700 T'i Santa Ana. Calil. DRAPERY ln¥allers-Fttt Free & Fee Po&IUons bright mtUe "''ht'n you land p~~j~ ~~;,!"la~~~ ,\sst. Bookk.t>ePrr $500 ~::iJtf'pnni'.~:l;;~1J~;. 1 iiu~'. SCRAU•LETS liiiiiiiiiio;iioijiio;iiiiii;;iiiiij lance, 10 ren1Wurt & in. rtnJ... time female ~Ip. 488 E. 17th Cat lrvineJ Cl\t this $,U""f V"a"">t, Frff'ndly ---I' t/"··l 0·' ••c.: ~ t• stall custoni i:fraperi._-!Or -'Appty ·oon·s Car Wash 642•1470 indiv. -~tlo greet pa. shop. 541>-9681. •4..'i..'Cll ~ :i.e. ........, llngtoo ~am Iii~ Srhool. • 89okkHping Orange co. Top pay. 510 Eiitrella , SC. ~ 1\C!nt1 in l>Nut. new otc. -~~Pr-oCl=u-c_ti_IOl_n ___ ,~~~:ir~\~rc., c.c. l: b~,~~~.~Y sim~'ki~r~al ' ANSWERS • Typist • lJ.31892-3900 l'\les, collect. GENERAL Office, mwt JANITORIAL MaiOS.. perm. Call Pru,. 833-2700, Dennis ·eo-1 A-·'stant r~~~t<>~ tary .$57~, I • s·ec ... tary EARLY l\forn.. N@Wlpll.pe:r have gd . typing skills It p/time, 8 am·l2 noon on & Dennis Penonnel Agency llllV ~ ->=.,., ·~J $.lj() TV TEOI I AdnHN" -Abtllf\:1 -Quaint e Gen'I Off!ct auto route, Hunlington figure apfi!ude to handle Sun. 6 pm-JO pm Mon thru of lrvine, :r>fl21'tkhelaon Dr. 2-3 Yra. exper. maMer & Clf'rk Typlist $42.) EXP ONLY. sos TV _ Oen\i5(' _ r.teJody -R.an- Irnnled.. Ple.cement. Long & Beach, $225. mo. approx. 2~ otdtt'll & billing on Frieden Tbur&. 835-47W. tt1EDICAL ASSISTM'T PX>i> sch~s. Elandard ~. ~tlll)' $700 e 6i3-8900 e tlon1 -l\IE a. QUARTER Short Term Temp. Hrs per day. 847-23CKI Computer. Will train. Small JOBS Exp'd preltr'd ·to train in loading tec"hnlqucs. "Gantt" NEWPORT I \Vino: Hey, ~filtf't! Would Assignments. All Areas of olc. URGENTLY NEEDED allergy, 41.a day 11.·~k. no charts. ~ I business Pertannel Agtf1cy Typi'st ·1 you give a blin<I man 50 Org,. eo; . ELECTRONICS T4P¥ATIC CORP. e Secretaries Sat's.~. prefd) Opoor. to~· Ill OoV 'r 0 N 8 cent.-.'! Crune Jn & R•g""" Now 1851 Kettering, Irvine • KeC '"""-ratofs $10,000 64". _7r0., · · Pn~r\..•: You're not blind. • ,...........,,. "l""" ~lEN 11.·anted. I/time tor ,_ '-') SUPERVISOR "'"""""" e So erer11/wire wrap Ff.'t' Paid Of Course NEEDED You '"e •'Ot ooe i:ye. c 1(jid _:: ... °!:1;1 .-~~~~ R ~~lymainJe~1'! ~~lm Clerk Typis~~ ~~;ad~~~~:~~ ~~~etc;~~~l·~h ~'•r~t&ri~LE. GAL IMMEDIATEL y: ~,~·i~QS'!IIt~';t then ctve _ , '!.J Corinthian Yacht C1ub, 1601 ,..,........, """'~ person to manager, t~oun-A!-.,.I QUES. Just a.rrh~ Electronic BaY'lde D•. CdM. °""" NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO .lain Valley ea, Wash. 10035 RHI Estoto ~1.. SECRETARY Technlcol trom Erurland. 400 """ BOOKKEEPER Fu J l fabricat'ion Mon. Tfflt!» Temporuy Help Elli.I Ave .. F.V. FR£E R•pro Desk'-Oocks, Chairs. Etc. charge thru P&L. Capable GENERAL Office. typing, JUNIOR Salesmen: 1().15. MEN wanted f/time for SANTA ANA Statistical Antique1 of tile World. 1957 of preparing f in an c i a\. ~ . filing & phone, f'.xper. Earn $20-$40 per 11.1ttk cet· various car wash duties. If Top firm needs excellent tee· NeY.'JlOrt C.OSta bf e 1 a, statements and 0 f 11 c e a '°ears e..x p ! r 1 en ~ e desittd. 49+-9431.. ling new cuatomers for tbe )'OU are reliable & iooldl1I l icense Tr•1nlng retary for s.harp young 11.1-General Office ~-9033. management of multi-unit ~s.s.try. f3 ~ra.rs \\'1th GIRL FRIDAY I flA!LYPILOT.Thi.slsnota for steady V.'Ork, a.pply in Limited Time Only 10~)'. ~1u$I hav"' Calir. car wash operation head-miht.8:1-:>' ('()nt'r>tcts.l l\fus~ he tle\\~paptr route and does person to manager, Lido famoo11 license course !10\\' legal lxickgroun{!. Top pay. Xlnt tarn1ngs. Long It. short a.rte.red · H 'ting1 quahlle1! 111 s upervise To $625 ··· ······ Frn not include collecting or car Wash 481 E l?th St avalla1>le thMJ Tarbt-U Coni· ln1me<l1ate "P"n111g. I tf'1'tn lo•n1porary assign. : h H m u~I ·bf" mrn/\1•0n1e11 iu fabrlc11tini.: \'oung exec. of progressive dell\'ering. Transportation is Costa ?.I~. ' " Jlftlly. Appllc·ants full• re· s.I.S. n11111s . varif!d & intert>SI· ~ ou~53exl e. cableslh<irllt'ss a41semblies co. nff.ds attractr.oe Kiri to provkled. We worlc four imhursed upon qualf[ieatiun. TE!\fPOR.AJl \' SERVIC.E 1ng """k ehoo~ 1 he open. ' & xrinted cirru1t boal'd handle typing & lite pa)IJ'Oll hours after school and 8 on MOTEL ~fa.ids 11.·antA.l. Ap· ~e\\' or l'X!)t!Mt'ncerl salt's • '24 So. (;rand, S.J\. 5-l7-5i'X day, hour & location most BRANCH MANAGER bu~I up to high standard re- 1 . Good phone pc'rlonality. • Saturda.y. \V• have openings ply ln peI'5Cln only. Costa people Openl.ngs avall.a.L>le. -"ECRETAR\', EX'E'"UTI_ V_E_ I eun.'_·enit>nt f(Jr . )'QU. \Vf'ckl>-A career· oriportunity for ex-qULI'Cments. Also Fee Positions for Fountain Valley A Sooth !.Jesa IM, 3205 llarbor Bl\·J, C 1 1 -,,.__ ,..,,. 1 E'<.'k >r CM on1p ete tnun ng P~'l'am. Shorthand so y,•pm, lYPtng 6ll ,....)l 1 · . per. sav1n~! & loan C II F A RIVERIA "El\fPLOY?tllJli'T lluntineton Beach areu on-=~·==~-~--~ ru1ur. e m.anagt>ment oppor-..., .... m a,. ... ,_,tely. 1 ~-, Appll 1n Peraon manager. Submit resume I or ppt. 1 AGEJl;"CY, INC. ly. \'ou must be out of l\.fOTI-IER'S aide, li\'e ;" " lunl r .... •1 SJoa • --· ' K I G I w/salary requirement to 546-803Q, ext 154 ~ Buslnrss Ctr Dr. Ste 290 sclm by 3 Pl\f t 0 days, 3 children, pvt ~ &. im..T:WA-. ~RB"E'· L n at :z:'tW1.. baacc.cko gurnol~ ~ ~ e y •• , Person n f' I 0 i r e:ctor. I lr\'il"lt' 833-9410 partic.Jpate. Exper>eno...~J bath. l..aiuna Beh. 49'1+7258. L • ClllS.'lified ad .no. 557. clo (Orange Co. Airport Area) boys gi\·en pr i or i t y . knov.·tedge helpful. Daily Pilot, P .O. Box 1500. ~ ~ GIRL FRIDAY J~>an " ....... ......., 'la-Newspaper CarTlen: . Joh includes being 81!Cret!U"Y Costa ri.tesa, Calif. 92616. --·-.. •• M' ...... ...,...,. ... BOYS & GIRLS REALTORS to general manager & con-3061 Business Ctr. Dr. Cafeteria Personnel I C~tlCO-> l'\e..,,-port Sch finn oUers chinist. Night position. 35 10 yrs • older troUer 85 9•ell a.s handling Irvine 833.1441 • - -. ou"tanding oppo•. '°' tl>e DAILY PILOT REAL ESTATE SALES """°"""I re<'Onl• tor .100 Counter & Cashier people. gal ~·ho likes a lot of varie· hr. wk. Xlnt Company Ben-INCOME PROPERTY prop\• & '!l"ny other nuac. I All holidays & wknds oU . c ty. Start' $53>. Call Jan efits. Paid Medical, Life, responsiblhtlf's. TYPIST Working hrs. 6 am·2:30 pm. PagC', 54().61);j5. Coastal Uniforms, Credit Union, etc. Routff Optn 1 • l::.\'.CEU.E:-.'T Contact Cathy Ebea tor N<'eded to type addresses.. CaJI 833-8666. ~ Personnel Agency. 2700 DAILY PILOT r ·-> ~TTAL f./Ul.NINGS 8ppt. Vt•ga Electronics ~fust be ta.st & accurate. • * * 1 Harbor Blvd, CM Ask for Larry ~tiller ~II Clenittnte • SUCCESSI-~LTL SALES &: 540-0222, e.'<t 11. ' ,\pply Pennysawr, 1545 Charles Sexton l333 Harbor Blvd 11..\IRORESSER wan1ed, • 642-ml e Coll Mr. Busby LlblING PROGRA..\'I SECRETARY NeY.-portBlvd .. C.?-1. • 12 C I ' C l'f e SOtm-1 OH.A.~GE TYPIST & Girl F..u .... tor ~46 ata onta Costa Mesa, • 1 • tint ppportun.i • Guarran e e COUNTY Gf'G\l.in& manul: llnn ~ ,.._,. f---t---J\li . . BURLED y,•a.lnm , chest of dra.Y.>t?l"!I '"'Ith marble top. s.200. Call 645--1679. BEAlJTlFUL Antique Br&S! Tel{"phone w/Bell box. $100. ,,..._, ANTIQUE roU-top desk. S1rlpped-Sanded $49J or best ofter &CH')542, Appliancn 6 ?otOt\'THS NE\V beaut. O'Keete & )i;tf!nitt ru stO\·e, coppertone, 2 ovens. leDon b'l'ill, u....ed very little! Ne11.· $459. Sell $300 or offtt. IH5-1717 or 675-3250. REFRIGERATOR S yean old very cle'a.n. -OVER 1£0 washers, dryen:, refri ratona from $39.95. . caJ1 Ownd' 499-31~ rJu....,a.nAjng a~nt. ._.. _ _. f/Time. ~I. I ____ ,_':'ou".".,_•~·~·e~t~he~w~ln~n~~"''...'.'_ot'.__j_~M.'.~;!);;;;o;;~~-~fu-~~j;· ft~~:;;;;a;;+.=~~~RA~~T~QR!_B"--:d Ne"N"!l&(:per camen CERTIFIED ''"'"""' ... ~ ~,, LATE lllCXk>I auto. v.·llllber &: f-2 tickets 10th gtl_a.w 0¥S-&-GtR.t,S~-t·---riNCOME ~ CaI~IY _Hart, _WaitruUL&__Cook1 1 rlec. dryer-1'220)-A-t-,,,m<t.-f---I Sports V•eation ·& trom rol!ttS. We jmt cut ~fin. l~ yn.. exper. on 029 ~. Coru>lal PersonMl Over 18 s.l5 {"a. 646-5.WI. R.c•eat'i·onal Vehicle Equal Oppor. Employer hair. ~~ for rent. ~ keypunch I~ vartfier. lO )'l's and older. PROPERTIES .\~ency, 2i!KI Harbor Blvd., Carl's Jr. • ,.,_. .,.,.. A•=. Please Apply or Ca.U \\!. ~e-.-port Beach area. Ci\I .,A~ E 1-.,, s Ci\! S.~ 1 YR ruarn del & fn.. Show ~.,.... .,,.......,...,_ ROYAL INDUSTRIES Good profits. Contact ?itr. REAL ESTATE· ' · 1 ~• • j l., ' l!lall. Lnt~ mod: all cycle ELECTRONIC Seay, Daily PUot, Ci\f. SALE.5111EN · \\'hy not \\-otk S«'ys. t·atli!'ty lo $800 SPe i\ianager Kenmore washer. 839-117S. a t the HELEN SCHAFFER 20oMJ E. Dyer Rd., S.A. e 6-U-itn e In the hottest area Huntina:-e Clerk T)p~ts to ~ WAITRESSES Anaheim Convwntlon ASSEMBLERS PERSONNEL 540-3210 Lon Beach/Fountain Valley. e At:-ctng Clerks to $500 j Ni2'ht Shih e DISJl\VASHERS, ~·&&hers, Center =~lrs sol= ;;!(. AGENCY F.qUa.1 Oppor. Enlployer N~ ~3 ~~ ~,;i~ and lei u1 train you! Call * 100°/o FREE * Apply in person ~;i':·d.' ~~i: ~ &: Please ~aft~~~~ ext. 314 Perm. empklym.ent In pleas-*Exec. Sec'y $650 Keypunch Oper•tor Dtv. of wm Bend C.orp. • ~L?if~~· ~~E lb Reinder 's Agency Howard's Restaurant Rent W•ther1/0r"(9rt ~tween 9 & 5.pm to claim ant surroundings, career opp:ll'. In prop. mgml. Good pay, 029, cm. 129. 3 Car N~. Call for 1 -~R~E~C~E~P~T~1~C>N=~1S~T~-4500 Campus Dr. 4001 w. Coast J{y,-y,, N.B. $2 \Vk Full Int y0ur tickets. (North County Cood skills I: ability to take yrs min. experience. On.ys. Appt, ~1r. or Mrs. Drew, 546-%118 Ne"'JK'.>11 Bea<'h "'AITRES&DlnMr House PX· · * 6·39-l202 "': · loll·free number is 54().12'201 Call For Appt initiative. nights, tun or part time 8·16-3874 H.B. $500 + SECRETARY wan 1 e cl, I per prt'f'd. Z1 or 0-.,..r, A~ · .• * * * Industrtal Relations *s.cr·~tary to $675 temp. (TI4) 979-5860. NURSING Phones + variety of ofc minimum 2 m exp. Typing ply in pel'llOn only, &-13 \\'. 2 Dr. \Vht ~fni;::. clean $85. Report to COn-ile•. Good RN duties .. Great .-unti.al·&: co. !!peed 65 ""p.n1 . Short. hand .l91h, C\\I. I ~c7n~1:'°2"'1 "'a.sher 2 llpd $t0. Oief, $1000 pf't month uu • KITOIEN helper, full tinx.>. . nite shift. full or Ii ~ .. , b ~ ~ The Blue Beet, (714) 4ff..M01 skills & figure aptitude. morning shift. XJnt fringe p/time. blR expet. not benefit!>. l\ n. yrs. ex-desll"8. le. Law F 1 rm . \.l.',\NTED neat, pleasant, ==~~·~. --c----,,-673--~ alt 4 pm *Sec'y Tr•inee $433 bnfu:, Beverly Manor Olnv. req'd. perienee. _ ~lf"ase contact ' Ruth. r,.Habll', f'X P"nt:nCt'fl girl GE ~ftigeralor · exrellent ON.IC Oppor ... to learn under Hospital. 496-57B6. NURSES AIDES RNERIA E.\IPLOY?tlENT 557-8333 f0r bettf'r hous.:.twork. pllrt I oond1hon. $40. 6-i2·2517. CLE AN I NG he tp. ~.1_, __ of I , AGENCY INC. '-'·II .• 1 · ,.2,..,,...., ._._.,_,..,....0 , 1 .. 1,. , .. , l'I d' QUALJ.FIED. fastidioua in-IND STRIES SU!""'v .. 1uu pro · sec Y· Lab oratory R.Eteptioni.st Day or niExporle 11bift. On call ."'d Dl2 Buainess ch-Dr, Sle. 29.l -= 1., e 1tl".'n1s '" .....,,... 11me. ·7""'"• . -. eet a '"' . nr.e Rn• . 0~·irea.r,tse &: initiatiw. /I Good otan t dividual who is proUcient in ""'"" w nsurance t?xpf!l'. • • no t'f'q • Irvine ' 83J.-94.10 detailing a person's home l•g.un• Beach *PBX l'ainff $400 ofc skills. In Faahion Island. Nytond Home tot' Ex-{Orange Co. Airport Atta) ,.-•-.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~ S7J-£270or6Th--6050. Lite tYPing req'd. Will traih Call btr. Magar.ian. ceptiooal Children, 9861 W. RECEPTIONIST ,: ~. Ct.ER.ICAL H I Ill Equal oWor. Employer OD ,Larp mtdlbrd. 641J..m40. llth St.. S.A. ( 0 t f ·ep, p ·me. *P•""Tirne hr.$2.25 LADY to Catt I.or dlabttic B.r ook h-ur11t , So. Of Greet stockbrokers, ti~ typ-: FIND uouR NAME : Typing • must. Hrs 8-12. 2 rin•-_ ..... ·Ute :f.':;._ Westminster Ave. l i"''. lots of PR. S-1--· $4Ta. • J 1 • MOn-Fri Woma'n over 2.} ......,. w&. ~'9' patient. must bl! avail. by ' ""' ......,,. 1• • Pretd. Call Mon 0, Wed, FACTORY *M•lnt. Wo or LlO am .r. be capabl• ol NurH• NHded 'Ca!l llet.n Haye>, -·1• WIN ·FREE SHQW A~ • h $2 ., . ;.,. diabet. b t ·1 Oilr&itaJ Personnel A&encY. • • MW Romeiro 6'4-1230. r. ..-~!42. ic a 0 11 • 11-7 & Other Shifts -Zi90 Harbor Blvd., CM i! : COOKS -lnterviewipg rm.· No exp. necessary. StabilUy l -'"-cC"'C....,~-----Top pvt. dvty P•Y· REX;. Nurse U-7 OB, 3-U &I: : for hJYiler, 2nd cook & pan· Announcing * * * lm~,,.t•"-nlOl'l'C' .......__ Lfllal Secretery Inuned. pay for aoor duty. 11-7 ICU. ll-7 Nune aid.J: Each DAl11y PILOT W1"nner : Ir)' man w/hotel or club • SUI~ ._.__N~'&ach Mature. exper. to functJon as County·wlde: Nttd RN . · CSR exp. 3-ll,' San·• L. • .,...,, C&ll Big Canyon • ·~:"711 . ...'y Jo attomey who" also LVN • AJd... i....co..i.. Clem•nte C.n'I lloopitat 1: Ge'-"T.wo $2 V.alue T1"ckets : ~ 1 corp. Xln't oppo(. All frinee pital Rd., N.B. {Lobby Park RESIDENT l\I Re • ': ~\'I.. Oub Ior appt. ~ ~~ q. ~ ~,.,,, secretacy treas. of Nat'! Nurses Registry, 351 Hos-. 49&-ll.2'l, ext 214. ' • ~~ 11 • e C:OOK e e ,U Ir ,j , HELP waot'I'· °"" Zl. Full benefit .. Call 919-5580. Udo Bldg.) 642-""'6 o• tired 1 :.:"'"" • ; : • (1 .t: part time.' Apply in LEGAL ~-ARY StQ.9954 coupe DlAMge • • \Voman desired to run kit· 410 r-A~• J?\h St CM ~~.. ' aptii i.n San CJ e m en t e . : : chen. E.'Cp ne<'E!SSlll")'. penon .._... • ' Xln't typing 9dlis req'd. NURSES Aides, all shl.tts, 492-0646 or 837·8012. • • 1 Mr Ba ~sou NB HOUSEKEEPER, female. 80+: Stenorette; ex per . ....,._r, -''d. Apply in • •' • er, v•..-· · r-;ew Ute lnduslrial ~..-.,,,,., R E TRAINEE • • Also food Bayview Conv. Hosp., CM. 5 pref'd. 833-9031. pert0n, Huntington Beach • • • • COOK, exper. .. ser-Oivisiots For Women 08.y wk. Apply tn pet90l"I or LICENSED Shampoo Girl, 3 Corxv. ~ .• 188U F1orida R.. E. Broker .t DeWlaper, • • ice workers.. Beverly M= • call, 642.-361lj, ask for Jobn-daya v.it. &ali:JQa Say Cub St .. H.B. 847·3515. y,iJ.J train &: sponl!Or lor l: : Conv:-Hosp, Laguna • e Many apignments in !be nie. Beauty ~ '42--0002. NURSES Aides 7-3 'ex-per. lice1U1e. Ca.II betwn 10 am Ir: : : S37-8lXX>. NlaewportAna ._ ~cb.-.!Jv, .... ~.; .. San-..,, HOUSEkF f.PER. needed Jor LT ~--"··p'-. -. 1 P"l'd LV "ll --... 1~... 3 ptn. ~ll2t ,• ,• CUSTODIAN « 'VR'' "._..... ooavaJesceot , ho a pit a I. 1•....._..._ .... ...-·~ lions. · ~tt'!<l ""vM:Je"~;;:. iiEUEr cook & kitchen • e Ex:peri~ & ~ Po-~ ........... -k .1.....:1 daY. wk. salilrY open. prefer be::£: ,....., ,._ .................. • .' ·1-1-5. Excellent .-...-1-s. ..--=-. .. u--a~ · ... :..!:!, Frt: or Sat.. Milakm Vie"'. Hosp., 661 Center, Of. • ...,l" w-~~ ..... .,. .... ,, • w &eekinl: Jlil1 exp. ....,., .._ .... '6 r--· ---~ ,_.,,__ "' 548-55&5. cl See chef at, Ben • ~ ~ tor our Weekly pa)'Checks. 340 Victoria. <list& Mesa. 33()..1693. . BtoY.11'5, 31106 Coast H11.y, : Newport Beach offire. LVN=iART·TIME NURSING Aides. all i;hi:i .... :; Laguna • N__._, cllstodlal duties in· I The f.astefl draw In the Wnt. J.ll Shift. A 1 in xlnt trin&'e bnfts. Be\·e.rty · R t · I E • ..,d~ Hours 5 pm to 8 pm. 2061 Bv1lM11 Ctf". Or. . .a Daily Pilot CUwlti.ed Pl?. Y peraon. Manor Conv. Horpilal, es auran xper, • Mon. thru Sat. Irvine : · 13).1441 Ad. '°"5671. :un~l &~Co;'. 496-5786. Cashier, \\1t1.ilel"ll or \\'ait. : ' ~. . Please caD for appt. MRS. ROSE 2U/654--Si51 ext. 26S GREAT wmERN SAVINGS DELICATESSEN ?itan. fnuat be o\-et-18, neat 6: ~ dable, tun ~. Siee T'HrY or Jtm. Hi Tlmt 1.Jltoor1, 495 E. 17th St. Costa Afe.,- OELIVER.Y of D A'I C. T PILOT, SUNDAY ONLY._ lo newape.ptr canien. M-- qulrn !be use OI a ~tlop Wqon or va.n. Cont.ct.Mi. HAny SH!ey1 330 Wbt Baj< St., Colla Mao. • • DENTAL A.SSISTANT Oalill"8. lit claim:' 5'4 Of -·~~-·~· ,. to~ ----Newporto.nter. DENTAL SECTY. IN LAGUNA NTGUtl.. betwn.l:IA.41)'1'11. AT~ 2)1n.!xp.~ .SeJUdlUtem&~ H08P.~ '••7· .~~. _ .. · • • ., ~ AMies. :Z-3PM·o-pef'. rcsses & Bus IJelp. See l\1i1111 .. • u. '" -.ww; "lrctbXJ aft 4 . pi-n: S<.'!\ • • • • t1•1p Wanted, M '-F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 MACH. f 'INISTS Mesa Verdt Conv. Hosp. 661 Brown's, 31100 So. Coast : : • ~nter St. CM. 54&--5MS. lfwy r --· &h • • N .. :..1_ ., '-"'5"na . • • , Vt'M5 "'""' RN tt'lie! nights, 11 -7 :30 : : : EX-SERV~cEJAEN ORA.FT ·'.EXEMPT Olati-lbwtor Oi ·,._ Toolt ~And E11.1.uucto It_ _ $1$6-.$280 A .wm I (PerW~~t) Coll 'MoM•.,....l/lfn From f A.M. • I l' .M. • msm .. Grinder ?<.hat be able to perform either to, OD or thread grinding. Must have own loots. Experienqd ~ 549-3061 Beverly P..tanor C o n v • • Office l-lt.11phal. 496-6786. : : SALES : • Equipment LAID Off? l ' · . Ran&irmen I Need outgoin~ ambitlou~ • -r--n1an 1D "'Orie tov.·1&.rd :. ._ lTl.f:\n&gement responsibilili~s • Huntington hech tn tfle sales ~pt. of a nat'I : Union Hinh Schoof co. Al leut $10.COO It.t year, • • gpt'('ial CQIT\m.Wk>ns. d>. • Distrid benetlls, bonuses & stock options. Bu~ineAS tinanrW Is testing for office ~ Pl'OKfll.m. Pa.st op.er. not u rncnt repA!nnen. Startin« llan16cant u • .mcere Wary • $3..99 hr. Interested desire • to learn • fMMtntf applteanta: report for ~ moidb' in a salet career written test on Jan. 10. at pol"lfj]Q. Tra1.-el wtfhJn SO. 3:~ pm, Room 136. Bu~ Calif. For tnten-W &P9(. tington &:ach Hll.h ~ call (213) 773-5957. • 19'li >tatn St.. lf.B. ~ SALES-TeduW:al. ~·, 2 Opportunity ~-l'1'1I alft ..._ w/•- bckgrnd. Pref. process oon- The Int will be Utd to tro1 exp. Saluy SUl,OOJ yr. Mablisb an ellg:ibllitJ lilt ~ tn.wl USA. 1'or l.n- tor iu.tl t1me ·~· lerWw • eall J. Wbtt.ehlU, }{o9.-ever. at 1be preeem &44-1'11S. .,,,. ... Mly -"tor -=~~--.~.~ p/tlmo. 4 -pa tlA)O -w-tt " ~··· From treasurft to trl~b ~~ Jutn them into caJb • l1'e DAILY PILOT ,..h, It • ...,. J"'t <hock lllroa9Hlt tM clouffied t.eetio• kw "och" listl•9 wln•en' Hl'IMI. If yoe fffld yow ._.. lu1t call ••2~5671, E•t. 114, bttwee• 9 • ...._ old 1 p.111. tO make an-°"'J•'"fttl: to pick 1p rour tkktts ot ay con.:.ie•t DAILY PILOT office. Jll.5·14 rtousr Huntfn(t WaJdi tht CALL DAILY-Pll..01' \ OPEN llOUSE oohmul. CLASSIFIED 1 ...... 6C)..(j6'78 •••••••~••• ..... ~ " ' , .... . . .. . - DAILY PU.OT S""4ot, ......., 7, 197> • " .. t •1 1~,~[ ;; .. d;;"~)~~,~1--iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;:-1~~ [ ---J[B L ~ )~I T~ )fi] [ ,........ ·j§] I ~ .... -I~ 110 Ger.,. 5ale 112 MJsulla-1 Ill Sportlnt Ooodt ~';Dopmmmmiiiiiii;;;IJ4;/ao.i.. Sall '°' Cycl-. ..... r3 962Au10t, lmpotr.d 970 1----------------~-' PURCHASINGJuxmiotul'lm ID11twl 92.S ~ MOVING METAL tatho, Baod aaw. PRJVAT>: """' m u 1 I SIQS.IQ -190 cm DOG om:b1ENCE a.ASS io.., ......, -•ux. "IV tN'l'ERNAnONAL !I IOO TOYOTA l'tl'blt: h oomplet• 2 BR apt Impe.ct .,,Tmdl. Impatt Md"i&e Hnl! art colltetioo •/Nevada biDd.lnp. Xlnl STARTING SAT. JAN . 1m1. (31'-dt"IRI). WW Wlllldtt 1 J.hn'1 Racine Cyc'-t trawlall waion. V •I, January C ... rance -. S' belp Olvan• otto-chl..O, paint ...,., A-t>om• and Aunltur.. All llrml si;<>. 54M6le. ENROLL NOW. Cl.ASS or'"""' lull...,. putnen.' *· llULTACO * ••.,matlc, po•~r ....n.a, SALE man,. Nu $1'!IO • Soll $130. t'tw' hoist, al80 h)od t1I& 50~ ot lest of appraleed K2 Four Skis. Ul cen-SlZE UMITEO, PICA· Wrtte O•"'Ged No. '8S E:xptri ..vice dept. l-lew alr mndltlonina:, Ip.Ht rim&, . I A\'OICadr) DI"..., dbl h,.-a hoist, ~t mixer, wheel value. Cblnete OoiloMt timelert. brand new, never PET, 11Xm ADAMS. HUN-Daily POot, P. O. Box 1580 .. ~-a ,..,_,_ • -"-• ,,_· wide tires, lf.D. ca.mpu All New '72'o I bed. $100. R:llnt,. chr 'ils, barrow, lumber, 515 pl 12" dffp bowl #XI. Sidney mounted.~ TINGTON BEACH ~ Cotta Mes&. 9'D., Give ~~-=-...--.... ·~ lo mile~ All O.mot 2 twn beds. S20 t a, 1 Queen drum 10w .. "!J~-~ ... ~· Yard iieuc.pe ll"xlS,. SlOO. SKlS; Knclltl, 3Xl CM, Rltk· OBED1£NCE c1U1 \o •tart :!:,• ~panoUon. ~ HONDA -YAMAHA PO( TNTl_.,..~_.2.AVE .... ...._ •n TOvO'/ ............ -~ I •M y ht ~-., ~~. 4' ~ -•oo. Palr signed JepanEM cokll' ........ _ n. .. ....i -.. .,......_ """" _ ,.... .....,. • .-...-• ....,. ac u..• .-.. • .. Paclllc, ~--M... prln•• 14 .. ,.. .. ~. Walnut l'l' auoq, a.. "· Never u......,, Wed. Jan. 31, 1:30 pm, In .. • TRJUMPl:I 81.~ ~ ... u--·~-i Corona cpe 9&tEDJ ·-IA · O'llld'1 R.m comer che11 ~ '-'-\a .. •'" HO ea. 552-1793. the Newport Beachllrvtne Montcomery 10' Sallboat, w-Up to 50'» dl.lcow'C. 'fU., ..._ ~ ~~ AT, radk:I. ' ' .,......, ' -.... .... It.Ill,··-·-·. B•an MOVINC 111le S.t &: SUn 10 china cablllt!t $13$. Walnut s ·-· ~· to all ·-· ov·r ·-"• L ~-t --r nr new -u-~-Blvd c •• Ettedivie tliru mm. n .. ......,... ...., oa1· ...... • .._ SJOO 2 1 tore, Rostaurent, ...... · ......., .-...... "" ................ • • • ~ naa.....-•• ·""'· • roYOTA •....•••.• $4.195 I potter bed, &: Mi.t. flarbour am at 963 Vk:Coria,r O:llta un:Utr . e ega.nt Bor •M 5 mo. , 54&-4.<1'28. G?S-2896, 673-4187. ~ 6 M&JUB '70 JE'.EP WAGONEER L.C. "''.-,, lll2>WQ, Gm/ I 1 1........ AN• nf..M6. 7tlOO Mesa. Dinin& tbl, routl!l'. h&JIK1fl¥' lamps $12S tor pair. -~ CUataat w • 8 0 n vs •" 2a:'J;.17fr-:" • or brollflr, coflf'f! pot, mirror, White cha.Ir $25. Ph11 many LABRAOOR R e tr I e v rs 26' Lucien 18. Xlnt ....U. I: '70 BSA 860 cc l.J&hlnln&. automatt.. power .~· ¥.'bite, hubs, AM radio. i, LOWREY -an. -~-I MS, pbone tbl, floor, to oeillns other niisc. ltern.1 ol DELI and RestaUl11.Jlt EQ'uli>-fbla.ck A: goldrn), oo papc.'t'B. equip. Xlnt racing record, 6(XXI ml., xlnt oon4. $800 or a.It corE' 4 wMd drive' '?'l TOYOTA ••.•·•·•••• $1199 -·• """"""' cat tree. pct carril"I', .Wt-Cloi.,o nnc?, t"· sliver, ment for A le. For deta.111 $30. Ot>et champ. 54Mi4C. $175 + auume pmtl. Super Perlec1. (762BQJ) Cortina, 642£tz, white, 4 ' 2 •~a.k~, ~l:lo T' ~ cateS, Italian ~ater. elec ~-.. 13" b $10. Call CoJl -..3413. 494-fl.32 LIDO 14 w/blghway traller, 494-3840. $3699 dAVE ROSS PON-1pd., radio, ~~~ ; k~ ..... w m&s.58,Cet, etc. 968--2111 ="-<63"' =o'c,·~-----TV, Rldio, HIFi, snmANY, SAKpanClcl. ft-malt-, 2 8l't sa1lt. 1 new. $1050. 1971 YAMMIA-300 EDduro. TIAC ~ Harbor Blvd ·n TOYOT ·-CrMU&-A mate.,,.,. ot1Dn1an Mi II 818 PRIVATE -~· I I yr, good 646-5938. In ""rfect runn1..,. __._ ""'--•·' -u~• El·: A .......... ~,,., ~ .• • r1.....•t··....._. -uee table 1ct aneou1 v-v mu • Ster-836 · r -"• v.uco. ~ .,....,,..,~, •c HT ~,~ _ -. rrv.i WU<A• ...... !----------sacri&e ftne art oollectlon. -w/chUdrert. firell orter. 12' Snowbird. re cen tly W/rttaflY xtru $625.. or best fecUvt thnl 1nm. .... " · 0 '.....,·"'· -~-·· U>: Magnavox: •tcreo ndlo 26" lttan'a I: l.ndin Chi.um-All itf'ms 50"~ or leu of ai> STEREO ~-..... It AM!FM (213)431 -1850. refinished ~ to ..U. oUer, M6-M02 '72 Courier radio, hubs. comb., floor ~I, $90. pra'--·• valu•. Ch I" c •• -"" '•nRAOOR n-•-'-""'""' "~"---A<!'t"' -all e:xtru & ·n TOYOTA .......... $11'99 64+-0191 bht 3 •pd Bikes. $40. each. __ ..., ~ stereo receiver with 8 track ~ ""'"uor::ver puJ>ll ._.., ... -..-auw-MOO Radk>-1V !QU!pment • am.all c;amper. Consider HI lux. 29!JCQ'I' ydJow ' Ladlei, left hanlled Coil Cloi*>nne 12" d<"!'JJ brown tr.quad lnput, with 2 1t:ntoo G y.·ks. AKC, X l n t SABOT aupplies. Trade t:ot Hood.a trade tor older truck radio. ' • ' UV. Rm chain, 2 com· clubs, used once f1S. Sohl $3)). Japanese bro n re foam front air suspe111k>n'" thow/~l/Male &: fem. 675-6985 1~ 490 O:llt& Mesa St 673-QU • ·n TOY'CYl'A S1S99 ~ coff'!_.!,~ med O'ib Bed, Gold. $65. 641)..1427 seated lady lamp In form of walnut cabinet speakers l Adora le. m-4794 Sl69 ·' ••• •• • Diane, CM. · • '"""' ~· Pl~ Up. 0 .. _ ~-"· 2 _._ ~~·.:y· ··:._1-. .,.. mattr . .-..... camera. lantern. Teak bfuw... S300. pnlfeuk>nal size lumtable SJ'. Bernard ll mo. old male, 2 PIVER Trlman.ns, 24' 6 ~--baln -= ~-•Good-• ~AT-_ _.::!'."~ 'J~· ~'Tl4l. IONSMAN Organ $275. Anti· Pair ot aigned JapaMIW! col· $900. )'.)'.$5CKJO, X tr a•. ,..,....,power c AW ; ... 'QI, ' ~auou. ------bed----I que droplea! table, 4 Cane . 14., wtth Mlod hue, dUltoover, AKC, prof. obed. trained. 646-30l5 or &46-8718. en;ine. mo u n rt d on , $]~. SJ&-2951. H.B. '10 TOYCYl'A .......... $%199 3 SETS; Twl.n • comer chain & buffet, S2fXI. Red or prints x 6" S75. needle Ir: cartrida:e. Regular. $50. 49fr4102. l\Unibike frame '4Q. Rani FORD Rancbero 19616 MW lit lux., 013CRJ1, ydlow. groupine. Tables. cu1tom vl'lvet bK!eabed, T'Nn beds, Sidfey Yard sea.scape 11" :.: ly $368. Inventory clearance AKC, Chihuahuas, &haYI qual· SACRIFICE-Victory 21, top great! 638-9528 ~· lira, batt. Needs ·70 TOYCYl'A •• , ••••••• $"1'299 cown, bolsters. Ideal space Head lids, 548-4479 15' $100. Large modern oil price $199.95. USA Slereo i"", 6 ~·kJ old. linmed. de-shape SSOO. No reu. olfer ...,., 600C y ... .u. t _ -= MKll C"" 298BLW tJel ... savers. Good cond. $75 per painting SUS. Many other }o)'eint..t ' 1-.: .. a1ors 119 E. 'J retuaed. 642·7968 or 832-8291 1.,.,., · ~ n • -·· ......,.. • ...... ' ,. .. , set. 646-7849. BAR/room divider. 2 stools, misc. Items 0( Cloisonnc, lllh""st--;: __ la Mea.. llvery, 49-1-2142. CO With large traU sprocket 1960 F--' --·-'· ..-.. n .. --'10AMTO/f'MYTO. AAT, AC. fllltrltO coffee tbl, match. lamp tbl . " ......... ..... ~m"'DALE Pupp'-, AKC, RONAOO '17, l yr old, de· 9"l'I:: "''~ •~•1 -~-~~. ',!ttle~ =-=Bet-·········· •"""'" OORNER couch w·tables, glasa:, sih1er, l!Cc. Mtt'it iw:e &tS-2442 ~ oc:a ..... ,,......1'1.J. ,_... ... ....,..... Mk ll 6T398E ma.kel twin bed&, Maple rollay.·a)' bed, swiv~ rocker, to appreciate. Call 6'U631. . champ. sire & dam. luxe lntr., $1500, alt 5 -2 HONDA 305 SOLUIBERS IOam. aft 6prn, 642-5529 wgn! ' Cl"'Y· sbelr M 1 Cobb! ' Philco • n-frla:.. magazine ZENITI-1 & RCA Televisions M8-<Xl63 7141682-7339 (~de). UXl f both radio, AT, AC. bench & e!t~ablee, ~ rack, Trumpet S.10 Olds, N=~ d:C. ~~~:a~ at drastic price reductions. OCHNAl.J.lER P\lPI, hsebrltn, Boat•, Slips/Docks. flO -or~ ¥an1 ) 963 '70 TOYCYl'A , •.•••••. , Sl899 ,._ -~.. mlS<'. ~1060. All models priced to clear ud Mk II wgn, 552BQN, recJ, or ......,...""""'· APPLIANCES & Clothes, lhelves. IdeaJ 1or slereo. during our end of year sa.le. shots. Sl R"tVice, groom· SLIP for 24 •• ~. SalJboat _ '70 Honda 350, new re bit ena. '68 CHEV VAN radio, 4 spd. sol.kl dark Oak tW!W & used. Sz 11_12, im· Cost over $300. M'll $95. 2 3 yr picture lube, 1 yr parts ifie, lenns. (TI41 52Z-83fi6. Best facility Jn Newport _ RUM wt'll. $375. 64()-1922, V8 tomatle PS (~'-) '70 TOYOTA .......... $1199 Mediteranean Bedroom set. tn.fltchC'd ~rain l c & service warranty. Cash 90 Hor"' 156 711 Udo p k ~ 640--0742. •au S"'•'-c:C:c-'0 Corolla 2 dr., 797AYB, )'cl· g P<?I lncld Door Oleet & ported dresses. Sat & Sun 12 decorator table iaillps $15. Plan or terms to 36 mo. ar "'1 • -H "'•C ,,_ low, AT. Kina: a.t headboard. 4 mo -7 only. 277 Dale Sl, Apt B, ea. 2 lge walnut end tbl11 JI f f U I ti 675-3.166. '68 BSA 650cc. mint cond. OWARD Che I t old _,, ,,,,.. _..., CM. SIS 'lod 1 t A. urry or ldu . "a1ec,_,on. EXCELLENT BUYI SLIP 10, l•-e ~-t. M,~ ft. Best otter. vro e 'TO TOYOTA .•••••.•.• $1.l!l!) . _..,, _..111.w • ca. " cm wa nu ntennas iO or 1ru;t .. ...., at G tl b lrl _, So 1 -~ ...,.. ...-""' 962-4:.n2 Newport Beach Corolla Spr., lii9BQF, yello,w, ' 1,=::c,.,,,,:::..::,=c.::=--~ (I) l.Jembenhip N-......... framed mltTOr I'"'· ~ ... t Ith -lor -·• en e ut 5P t....... rre • incl nnu.'ef', wat0<, stor11-' MEDITr •. dbl drt:satr w1th Harbor Athletic a;b,-i,i l.J c.vs ~ ..:"~ Q:1 iV quarter & thorobted mare. rm , Sh~ 675--@85 aft 6-.~ l97i OS.SA 250 PKJ~r. low MacArthur Blvd & J&mborft . 4 spd., .radio. mirror, hdbd, nt. tables. Call -,, .. " .. A .. ., ORIENTAL RUg Sal~. 10% pure · or • l'aclc. 4 Saddle included;-'• ' · mlle""e-Call a.tt 6 -83M555 70 TOY&T'A ••· ·• •· ·•· $1399 i-Blttb-table1 f chalra.-Good ~~e~.~ .....,.,s. oft thril. Januar)r. We fiive :!ttngtoAtl~~!~b,M:i:: Call 54&-9774 or &45-828(. NEWPOR'J' Bcb. $1.50 ft fup 4n-m· er pm, ·n DODGE * TON VAN. Corona 4 dr .• 066BEJ, white, buyf Pb. &rf-6620. !-"====~-~~-the largest stock in Orange REG Ar b -'di Splrt•-' to 25') side tie, on Rivo Alto ,,. ., ........inl AT. radio. . ! Kiii~ walnut head· ~lEIRLOCM Glau Boxe'S County. Expert cleaning &: Sl'EREO trade-in-Your used · a ...... ng. ~. channd. 894-3.523. 'TI Kawa 100 G4TR Dirt Ya, '&Utomauc. ~ '70 TOYOTA.'. .•••.•.• $1699 r board,, triple dres#er, mil'· mfa: to yau. Made to order. repairing of the same. Shop, equipment will save you $ gentle. Tta.lned \Vestern, DOCK for power boat, UJI. to Bike S:rni. paint. (X37307) $2999 DAVE ~1k II 4 cir., 796BQC, ~. , l'Cll', mu'a chest $150. Lowest Pri~. West Cout compare tht>m and save at on purchase of any new ~74KO EngllJh. $900. 2S', Sl.50 per foot, prk1ng M&--5866 ROSS PONTIAC, 2480 AT ndlo !Wrll33. \Yood Speda]ties. 893--1512. Shah 'N Shah, Xl23 So. ll)'Btem in the store. USA Newport Beach, ~2124 ·n 7!lO J10NDA, l~e new. =-7 Blvdrii:~!'1 M~ '7{) TovOTA .......... $1099 FOR Sale-POWER TRIMM Main, Santa Ana, 557-1112 Stereo Freight Liquidators, 7 yr reg. Ani.b ge.ldln(; Wstrn, DOCK FOR RENT Less than «XX> ml s. Sac. 117m Corolla 2 dr .. 804BEK, yel· MAH 0 GAN Y Ch t n a EDGER 6 mo old. $50 or or 675-7340 in CdM. 179 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Engl, trail, jumps. Rattles $1100 or bst. orr. 645-1.JOO. • _ low, AT, radio. :. ~ ~~· ,!200· best oUer. Good cond. STEREO, 1973 Garr a rd 64.S-2442. 14-2". WOO. 1~-TlSI. Call 675-2930 l970 HONDA 450 t '72 CHEV. "' T. Van, Pan· '70 TOYCYl'A .... , •.••• $1899 t 64&-0388 ·model. Systemlzed au Io LUD\YIG double bass drum QRTR Horse, Afare, 8 yrs. Boats:, SPMCS & Ski 911 dltion 5 oOO mil ire~ eled, cpt'd, map, big ~· Mk II v.'gn., yellow, AT, ~ GIRLS whtte bedroom set, POOL TABLES changer, .3XI watt am/fm sel, Rogers ch r 0 me Gentle, Beauty. $300. Tack $6'15 &w.'.l209 es. AM·FM. Sharpest you ll radio. ' a&l bed, dreaer. w/mirrur, WHOLESALE receiver. Jen 1 en air dynasonlc snare, 3 Tom incl. ~68 H.B. FffiERGLA$ inboard'--&(d. · • see! Aiust aac.. $3300. or '70 roY"CYl'A .....•..• , $1699 ! Miko SGS. ~. SL.ATE I: NON-SLATE BU!lpenslon speaken I: tape Toms, S Zildjian cymbals. boat. Damaged by wind and Motor Homes offer. 84.7·3711 or SCS.2993. Mk II cpe., 078CCJ, turq., ~ * MUST Sacrlfice' Sota & Soll-3338 SH--0466 deck. Still brand new In $525 or best oUer. 494-8851. wakr. Sell for salvage. Siie/Rent 940 64 vw Vara. Xlnt cond. , AT, radio. . = 4 mo'• °old. Call FURN. LR ;~. l&mpe. BR ~;~,!y~ ~!~~~c;J~ ~~~°iv P:ck~reoB el'~~ I ..... ao.:;r:... If~ J ~ne ~-St .• Downey 1st Show"1ng ~1:;t ~.N=M, ~~: J!ro~Y~;··oi~·.··~oo: , set, din. nn .set. 2.TV'1. dept, (TI4) 893-0501. . 16. '1'-l'gl '64 90h -11rm ... -alt 5 •pd <adlo *** Sota • •--,.at --1135 t-alnment -n<•<. "~"-.......,,, """ ass • p •""" • ~ pm. ·• · 'r ..: wvc •·'""""' Potted plants. &tS-• 188 YARDS Ille •-,·ge •hag ""' ..... .,...,-u.JU '10 TOYOTA ~-used both t $160 Ulllally ""' fl 3 Johnaon all elec. Full '69 Ford Super Van, Cust Int ······' •• • .......... f,~ borne, 968-79fo. ' TRAca..Y?-. MlJ!~ .. ~'!i,~~f!111~ ~~~·cora!!t ~it s:N~I Tuner amp.&: 2 pr. Bo.ts:, General 900 covers, trlr. Fully n!COncf. All n~ 4 Star mini home & mags. 302 Stick. $2400 bef Torolla wgn:, 997CXW, red, G ru» '"'.-u ... U06'"' K Xln't. $1350. 642-5800 or from 4 Star Camper. One lD or aft 5 ~8889 4 spd., radio. • DININ room suite, custom $25 pair. 645-2449. length drapes, woven wood spkrs. Teac !ape, enwood • * * 673-3826. of the oldest Recreational : del1gned. O>st $1300. Best 16 Cu Fl Kunin & Sons drapes, room dlvtders, turn. Doug. 545-4502. P etrick Queyrtl Builders introduces a '64 DODGE VAN, panelled. '69 TOYOTA •····•·••• Sll99 t No;:;·=· Bdrm set, Freezer Xlnt. cond. Mu.st ·~ lite, wall lamp. San~! ~~p:!!kers 1500 Hlghlend Dr. liJ New 20' Motor Home ~it~ Best Otter, ~~ad~::e·Ac~CRZJJ, blue, :( Dtnttte aet, a>ffee &: end sell. $200. 645-5'134.h.PO '=R~T-. -d-,-,h-w-a-,he~r-Sl~0-.. -2 548-6365 Newport Beach r T~ 1111 1962 Ford van, good cond. '69 Toyo'fA .......... $1199 I ' tables, etc., 540=-8442.. MINK OOAT, Rane never 1ets bunk beds $15. each. You are the wiMer of that sleeps 6. Rear dinette Carpet, curtains bed. Short Corolla spr., XTL072, turq., ~· RATI'AN Game table, 48" T:~cP!ii:~ pelU. Auto washer & elec. dryer '72 Sears portable color TV 2 Uckels to the with big 6 cubic foot refrig. block 1972. 963-2sJs. 4 spd., ndlo, AT. :: -round, A 4 Captain'• chain $40. each, n au g a h)' de ~~· 20'29 Harbor, CM, Apt Sports, V•catlon & Camptrl, S.lt/Rent'20 erator standard. More water '69 GAfC CAMPER-VAN % '69 TOYOTA ·······••• t1199 1• ;so. ~ N.B. USED BICYCLES kitchen booth w/table SlOO. Recreational Vthlc;le capacity, Jar&er ho lding T v.s auto R&Jl sisoo Corona 4 dr., YXP628, white, { PORTABLE Bar. Danish All types * 642-1272 ,84&-=~346'1~·~~----Show ,73 GMC tank & 50 gal Pl tank, cdM sh.ms.' ' · AT, radio. I ~. W wet -"• S20 DECORATOR haa I II' standard. All this on a '69 TOYOTA .......... $1499 Modem, walnut, 28"'" Hl x • .,.,..,. omw _.,. 5Uper at the Brand new '73 Dodie 360, ·n Gl-fC Van, V-8, paneled, Corona 4 dr., ~. iTttfl, ' ''4" Lng. SSO. 644--0S25 Car bed ~ ~~-P~al ~~ ~i:. c. __ ,,.._,._'_"'___ An•heim Convention CAMPER SPECIAlS v.s, power chasals with pow-crpted, map. must see! AT, radio, AC. ' OAK desk $35, OM 1911\1'1!!. Harbor blue 35 yds. Pirate 3 Line1, 2 Times, $2.00 Ctnter er steering, power brakes, 536-71m '69 roYOTA ..... " ••• Sl299 I d..ir '10·0 .. ,......,.. G•rate weter cooler iOld 39 yds. Tobacco S2 January S-14 air rond., automatic trans-Autos WanNd 968 Corona 4 dr., 080BEK, bel&e, .,._...._.,. $40 * 646-9249 yds. Great value. 548-4654. I•••••••••• Pleue call 642-5678, f'XI. 314 HER£ NOW ml.ssion and Dual Wheels. AT, ndio, AC. ~ o.,.,. Sele 812 :!. ~ m= bek:! w,A~ 30··.,~ sweet 1per, ~!Afoo 91~~k-~~~~ ~~~ti~k!t~ ~J:htoc!a~~ (No.SAvE· $1500 REWARD ~ro~Y?1:i~ .. 'YiiIDH; ~ WASHER. S2$. Gu Dryer, $50. 646-2252 aco.-:n tr -P ex male, 2 yMI. To good home. toll·lree number is S4().l22QJ Over 30 • '•·1 ton pickups 4 spd .. radio. _ Hide-A Bed S1S "-Roll mower, S'xl4' tandem axle ~2480. • * • in stock. $8995 -• . . BOOKS reoords. tapes trom trailer, 100 gal mobUe 1.-v ,,., TOYOTA 11-•way bed, no. Doubl• bed, tile.,.;,. Buaar, Beach at ..... 543-3414. .-~ • YEAR old black male toy 16' SPEED boat w/outbo&nt LOOK AT THIS! WILL PAY OVER 'w .......... ·~ mattmis. box springl & Yorktown. H.B ~O. poodle. 11 yr blk min. $50. 25' Clustc inboard FULL PRICE •• -· • ~.~ ~~ .. W>..'YS36, Y.1tlte, bMdbo&rd, $25_., 1 SC S ' F)UGip~IRE w~er, extra female poodle.-536-4658 H.B. w/lraller r1twv1 ''IQ• '" 'i3 C?J\1C %. wideside plckup, -··- '-• • CM. ~ 4 ' "" TOYOTA Sl- .... , ... II MS-646.1 .,. oono. $25. Uprtpt Plano. grn recliner S45. Bot ex. CUTEpUppies,part Lab&1 ~';.~tns~J~1! !75"16.s tibet'dass~lt\~~I D_ll I •Aii'J For leie modtl, c;leen, ~rona 4 dr .•. WIFOM. bl:;, GARAGE Sale . Come I: get Good oorxl. SlOO. 97H174. oond. Twin bed, comp. 125. FREE. Outboud-w/trail ....._IUU.li-D . low-ml..... tlome• -ndlo," ,, ..... ='-"-''-'-' =4 ---1- '---IY''H"':-F'\D'!L, car 1:-m~-The las"''""~ Ul ... w ...... ,, .. es1. '51 S250. J.16' sailboats $25. brakes. beautiful Spanish tlca, Imports, trucks o r I i J • ., i ! ! • • I t • ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' '' ~· • ~ • ' ' • . • • • • : ' .. 1: ·-I ~·- Ww.k only. 10102 Edye Dr., •.. a O&Uy Pilot ClauWed TICKTOCKER TH R IFT FLUFFY b1k dog, very af· each. 18' Chrysler Outdrlve. gold 'vim,d~k~per,,mir-GMC-PONTIAC-FIAT cemperi ·r,s TOYOTA •..••.••••. $699 H.B. ....au. Ad. 642-5678. SHOP EAST. All merchan· fecUonate 10 mo. old xl11t corxi, $2500. Call rot'! & s .s gpnngs, {1st St., At S.A. Frwy.) Call and ~ for B Corona 4 dr., \YA.1110, blue, ~~~ :._~ A cotMNlfNf SH0PPtN0 ..,,,;7 8'WIHQ QUIO( fOft THI! Ii:. ~°"'-°"-'"-' .. ""-!!!!!II lfi!i;((i~ For 1n ad ln Women's World C•ll Mory Both 642-5678, nt. 330 lnternot1onaI Designer Pattern • I \ •' I _J 70142 11C't'C'J> ll chance to create your own color coordinate with thll Speedy deslim-so cesy to make with only tour maln plece11. Notice the squared armhole ind the 1llmmlnSI: A. shape. Th1' Is t.hc kind of drtM to be worn by all &(t:es on Rny occuton depending upcm yoor choice ot fabri(". Try lt ln kntts. synthet- ics. llght:wellht wool, raw &Ilk. 701<12 1.s cut In l"H.d)i·~wear l'tlls.aes SIZCfl 6-16. Siu 12 requires 1'6 y&rdl or 54" or 60" fabric and 1 '4 yard& ot aH widths for the oontrut. To orde-70142: give si.u, name, addlftl And tip. Send $1.SO for third class mall. Add 2Sc for first claas and special handlinR:. Ad~ SPADEA, Box N, J'.)f>p'l C.X-15, Milford. N.J. IBW8. Whl'n ordtrlna pat.tern also uk tor de-- tails on 04-~1 Federation or Women's Club cvn· tett wlth 10 day e~ pa.Id U1p to Jt&Jy, vtslt.tniJ Italian dtsl#llt'f11 In Rome. Flottnce and lttllan. MlSSES BUST WAIST HIPS "LEN<7m • 31 2l 33 16 8 ~ ~ M a~ ro 33 ~ M a11 a M ~ a6 a11 14 a6 211\i :!71' 17 16 as 28 39 11~ 'l'rom Napt ot Neck to W1115t. - dlae % price. Sa.le starts Fc>n1o.le-Spayed, 89'2-7539. weekdays 546-4990 powered by a big 350 VS 2000 E. ht St., Santa Ana uyer AT, radio. Mon. 120 E. 191.h St, Costa TWO LOVABLE STRIPED 25' Owens boat sleeps 6. new eng .. 8200 G.V.W. Serial 558-l!XX) DAYE ROSS 'f,6 TOYOTA .......... $899 Mesa CATS. FREE TO GOOD ""hloM, canvu, floor, 00589& $369S PACE ARROW CoAronT a d4. "'" TEZ35!, ""'"· M HOME. 644-ll!'lS. Newly decorated. Must aee PONTIAC . ' rn 10• 'w:~:.d'u' 820 ~~.!i;"~·!.~~: .. betlevo. 114H883. FULL PRICE TIOGA s" it-You'll buy ;11 LUDWIG double a... Drum Call~. ~:;,::•Int./ 901 R VOLJ<SWAGEN 2408 Horbor Blvd. t\ I •• ..!. "" Ror•n chrom• dy"8-Bill BAR y BILL YATES INC Cosio Mos• 5464017 -t41t uuna ' 110nlc Snare, 3 Tom Toms, MARINE f.IAID SERVICE f.tOTORJIO~tES WE PAY TOP TOYOTA ~u~1~bals. $SZ5. I ,__.._.. 11~1 ~~~expe r ienced G~~~~~i~~~T SanAlj~.;~~ CASH WANTED: VW body 61-64 or 963-2838 zm E. 1st St., Santa Ana Alongside San Diego F'rw)'. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 complete VW, runnin&: or Boats, Power 906 558-l!XXI 493-45ll • 499-Djl • 837-4800 BMW not ~3417. Pets, General ISO KING of the rood, s· 1 yr old, 'rr TRAVOO for used can a trucks, jus11----------1 Offl F 'tu I 24' 1972 SEARAY, like new. used 3 times. Sips 9, Stve, 25' DISCOVERER cal.I us for........_ ,.timate5. V'"t bo I E<•. urn re GROOM " BOARD, 11 m wtlh flying bridgo, dual .. ,. tee "°" $550. 2314 20'-22' CONTINENTALS GROTH •c=HMOLET ~· our new m• "Sherry's," Poodle pups ''6""' •u....... ... .......,, .... 10 NEAR nev.•, 48"x30" St~I va.11 S46-2S48 galley, head, all carpell'<I . Mesa VAN CONVERSIONS quip. 824 all breeds. Free pickup! trol.s. 225 Chevy vs e....i .... , W•-'-t•r A·-, "--'-20' PRIDE A JOYS G --•--~ 4 drw t l a · · Slip avail. $9,950. OR ¥.ill WEEKENDER Cam-, 81..., ::'ales e SeMCe e Rentals A5k for Sales M"'"""er o .......... UCOIUI. ·• onn ca Ceh 852 trade for smaJler boat. t""• .... * D I * -~ tops. $15 ea. 67":>-4619. 5, Seu cont. Uke new. ltiany anmar nc. l82ll Beach :vd. ~AX ':~d:Schlne P-~~1 !'",'1n""'" cr,-.c A reg., .Jl' CHRlS Cabin Cruller, top ~1cic. ~~~~si. 13801 Har:i~vd., G.G. 847~unttngton ':Qh 9-33.11 ROY CARVER, Inc. "'""''· x n.. es. ,.,. shape, twin eng. radio, 234 E. 17tb St. $75. e 892-2970 e stereo, depth finder, full '72-8' C.O. Camper for % T. Nexl to G.G. Datsun \VE PAY TOP OOll.AR Costa ~ten 5t6-44M 494--8025. or 494-6092 -gall-, m••• ,--. sloe-6 truck. O'Clwqi eqpmL $100. 1972 Ex ti 28, p-J ct FOR TOP lJSED CARS lIIM.Al..AYAN F la mept. .,,~ -v u.... ,.0 TO P r~r ,,,,,_-~.. ' . ecu ve • ..,..-,e U ""ur car is extra clean, SEC. chn $8-$23. wood .deSks Fem. 5 i:nos, shots, Awards. In comfort. $8975. 6?5-8577. · · · · ~. rondit!Ofl. Radial ply tires. ~~us first $2)-50. 1tor cab $40. 861 W. Good pedigree & pcrsonali-•72 DELTA, lT Tri hull, 130 CAMPER SHELL All Exttul Better than l.ll!V.' BAt.JtR BUICK 19th CM, Pierce, 642-3408. ly. Aft 6 pm. 537-~7. ho Volvo eng, IO, Jmmac FOR PICKUP S12S. condition. $19,500. 644-1630 2925 H bo Bl d GOOD am.all metal office Dogs 854 rond. Wilt sacrif, 837·3914 • 64&-9249 • eves or 673-1636 days. Costa Mesa ar r v g7g..2500 desk. $50. 138 E. l81h St., aft 6 "'kdays. Cycles, Bikes ' Rent A Motor Homt C.M. MS-4<185. German Shc.>pherd for sale lS' Boston \Vhaler Easlport Scooters 925 for your Vacation Cash For Clean Pi•nos/Org•n• 826 •• ~7650' model wtlhout motor, 11400. * ~I * Used Cars & Good &election of used BMW's -eo..t,_ ~w. $2500. Xlnt cond. 1969 Hus.Icy 360, MX Trucks • * * LONG Haired Dachshund ·~ Runs· strong. $.)50, xi· PaceArrow '72, Self con-Sales • Service . Leasing A. 0. Vernetti puppies. AKC, with shots. 3 16 Ft , -~t _..,1 /!""" 49&-1422, evt.='t'litlgg talned sips 6. root alr, 5'XXI H d c•-·--I t 208 w. ht St., Santa Ana CREVIER BMW 2501 Marnaret Or. mos. 637-8906. · .lNU9 er ....... w "''" YAMAHA 1970. 125 Enduro. y.·att sen Hitch & rack, ower 1'1'9'#rv • 83.S-3171 • 65 HP MettUty. 12 V. elec· 846-5742 s.ms. No port D-ech Newport Beech DACHSHUNDS for sale, red tric trap puller. $UX> firm. Only 1400 rni, beautiful con-· MacAxtiiw Bl d ';J bo You are the winner or miniatures. 1 male. 1 fem. ~ aft s pm. dition. 492--0309. Trailers, Utility 947 ur v am ree CAPRI · 2 ticket!: to 1he $35 ea. 557-G28.5 aft 5. '69 HONDA 50 Mini Trail. 833-0555 1----------1 S rt V ti & 14' Runabout, Wood-glass, Hot cams. 00 carb. $100. TANDEM CAR TRAII..Dl JMPO TS WANTED SPECIAL po 1, ace on S H E PH ER D /l\1alamute 'J'r'ler, 18hp Evtnrude, Steer· C&ll ~248'1. w/brakes, & new tires. R Recr.etional Vehicle Puppies. 6 "'ks, $35. H.B. i11g controls, xtras. $350. pri· $650. MS-3553 N.B. Orange County's ALLOTMENT Sh * 96H292 * ply. 642-6917 '10 TRIUl\tPH 500 TOP S BUYER ow Excellent condition Auto S.rvic;e, Parts 949 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1973 CAPRIS at \h• AKC Germao Shepbord pup-18 Ft l.a"'1•k• IWnabout $825 * 53&-0306 18881 Beach Blv :. AnahthC'e~t~~vention pies, 6 wee~~ =cs~ s.~~3~ mod. Need a "Pad"? PlaC'e e.n ad! •~R:~. tr!_t ~~lt! H. Beach Pb. iw1.asss ~ HERE. -.-Jan~:i-1--• never run, new pliti:.M ~. s-!"or'Junftd ~ ~U I fOR Pleaae call 642-567'. ext. 31< 11<2-&<8. ''m1003, ext 608 24 hnl. IMMEDIATE =~~~~ ;,r;;,,;0c:;~·,':'; £~r Al STAR. GAZEK1<~ I~ Aum, imported 910 DELIVERY l<>ll-tree*~*ber 1' 540-l220l '"" lltCLAYlt l'O!.LAN unA I Aoto&tor..,. = ALFA ROMEO COMPARE * fih "'.4~. Jr )f.. Your Dollr J.dJrily Gu/cl. }f. WT. ,, m_ . PP -""oR=G"'A'"'N""'H""O=ee"'y~ :h,,. " '"~J,,, ,, ''" "'"· ' ili!'" STANDA 1)11.,,.,S.., To dov•top mouogo for Tuosdoy, ~1~21 '67 Alpha Romeo, Gullla RD !!:':59'65.aJ-90 rtod...,,,,.,.,,,...., .. ,.,,.,,.,_,. .......,. "'\!:> Antiquos/Cloulct 953 &lper, Weben, 5 opd, E"'UIPMENT Don't buy any c.gan until ~TAUtUS ofyoutl.odioc:blrthslgn. KOll'I~ Mechanics 1ped&l, call T )'OU can pl•v! Non·plnuers .>.nt :zo 1 8-ore 31 Drfftt 61 To i ·~ AUSTfN Healey Sprlto 1959 577-9$92 att S $500 flnn 1. 4 Speed Synchro Tran.. -.. -v ,: 2Wri.. 32 ~ 62Y-ocr,, 1 0 2 Pwr ~t ~--•-~ welcome lo attend fret! work NAY 20 J Bet JJ Oitiunt 6J H_.t ........ 21 Bug Eye auic, ~nlly '67 Alfa Romeo, Spyder · · ... ...,, ..,...,.. uo~ shops. For \nform1ttlon h-~ 1 • .S.TG-31 .11 e. 3• 1~~ 6.1.A """" rc>blt motor, newly model. Red convertable, 3. Style Steel Wheel O>ntaet: Toni Dlclerlch }!)'9"6G-7l sn. J5S.Com 65Comlre ~-:!!.J1j u~holstered. ~ side new motor, ~t cond. (. 3 l"olnt Restraint System ,. .... 1 ··-'"' 6 N.w 36 v<N(' 66 ford)' ~ i,1·1nc1ov.·s IP'Mlt: nroo ,,.I<. naA 5. Bumper Guards Fniat " -V6-IN ..,.. 7Good 37To 61 folM IAGITT.uJUS .....,.,., '7"r'UUUV Re Coast Music Service Q~MA;~t :~.... ~~., ~~lid H~.1i.iJ:a 1958 ForcI. Sl()'llnef, litdtop '72 Alfa Spkler, lo nil .. 1. tact 6. Buc:t See.ts Newport Blvd . a t If arbor ~<:(JUHt 20 10~ 400U iOOtpJUc OK.11 f:!! Convt•n . Excel co n d. warranty. 7. Radial Ply 'l'1retl Costa l\1e!ll 'Qi"Y-f2.2Q..4 II Th"9 Al Wllft 71 Sfotlel =f Sl.CXXI. 833-1892, 631-E!7 8. Rack le Pinion Steainr ·--'t'•~-~?~ ,,n~ RecrHtlon1I ,..,... ... _ ,..__ i~ 9. Aililt Bara. *PIANOS.ORGANS ---·-· ---~ -·-Going Out Fpr Buslnt!sA CA.Melt. 14NGt ,..Dav ·7-'0o WllCOltt Vthiclei 956 AMJFM radio. Must 9tlll 10. Simulated W()()(fgnln 'JIJ.~f JI 15 U.... "5 w.!I ~ ~ or<:. 11 1131"'*' Inst. Panel Bell qu8llt,y • pricc-11 • acrv. J"tY 21 16 a. A6 ~ 765Md • . .,., E ~ ~ Cam V U. And mMY -KawaJ·Stelnwa)l·Baldwln1 etc. " 17Gonf.~ •7~ '7GoGd JAJl.1' '" .JUU ..-"'u Ptl' an AUDI AlbH.AVE E~ Pl~ Pianos 1r: Rolls I{~~-·-~·~ ''°"'"''*"" ••l?lllllor ,.,.,.ou .. ~.!-!~. Cruisa.ire u Joli& rnme1 t&ls ~ !:::! tJ l'~ri "'~ 79o..ril L .. ..._ 5,700 miles, air oos:ld.1-------:--:--DECOR ~ .. 1M······ We t~·~!~ LIO_ ~:: rl~ :clt.~rn .t.QUAIJUS ?.!lcl'K'lln lbt-1, awnlnp etc. '72 Audi 100 LS. Lo.t Gustafson Linc. Mere. ._.._,FIELD'S PIANOS An JUl'f.U 12.v.d ! Ta B2Goad '~·»".«fl -~n41 673-t&lfl. nillt'l&t. Air. A m·Fm lll800 Beach Blvd. at WMi»itt Colt& Mtu (TI4) 645-~ ~uG.u ~~: ~= i!:r:ikb.a ftf,JI~ Trucks ~2 :h~'189t. Must wll. $41Xt. ~~~~~ *PIANOS*ORGANS* Ml·ll~'fJ l:::::::' :in:-:i=.. ~lt~t1l( 196.i "'"' ., ton Pu. -Top AUSTIN HEALEY "Homo of the Vlklnt" HammoodJ Wurlitzer, many VllGO 27 !t ~'Thole 81St01f PISCll llh11pe, 8' bed, 360 en&· '12 Capri 2000 cc. 4 Spd. Am- , Olhtrt. a.nuary Ch!amnce ~A~,JJ jl~~ ;:I;-... =~ m.lt~ ~1-!l293, Eves:: 833-S 1967 AU1l1n Healey. Good Fm aterm. Decor lntmor. pn now! The best rl•'ti;I~ A~ .. XIAbolit 401 .. -~ .t • ~ .... 1 .. ,. Call 60-1624 alwa,ya al .u~,.11 " 90Wrf, titM.Jt 1,159 Dodg~ "-T Truck, Cond. Ena: Mt ru ...... ,..1 =~-~~--~-- w.••cL "us'ic C,.., -~-• '°'~--• ® • •--6'1N,. .. t "1-j S<SO Malte otter. !67-2934. ·n Caprt. Bloo ..V•tL Int. 111 111 M "1 :.fl.&4.td ..,.. \S!IUWll. "-"•-U '"-7LT'I ..3 CAii alt 5, 646-1510 Sell Idle ltema now! OIJl 2,00 auto, 8,IXX) mL ft!!l'y South Qlut.Pl.ua Hl.2830 • Wa.nl.ad ru:ultl •• , 60a2I 60-5611 -Now! clean. SU». S»-23& ·-----------------------~ ' . -. [ -....... l§J [ 1971 DATSUN 2-lOZ, xlnt cond, air, AM/fl.I stereo radkl, new tires & mag whls. 33,000 miles. Priced to sell! $3515. Call eves, 61S--0281. '69 DATSUN st. "'g:u., new Radial tires. am/fm radio. luggage rack. $1.,095, call IWS-'1852. '69 DATSUN PICK-UP New 6 PR Nylon Tires, Radio. Step Rear Bumper, The 'Lil' Hustler., YXS3Zl. $1195r" l§J I _ ... _ I t ........ '1~1 _ ....... _ ... _ 'l§i I > l~ I Autw. UMcl BUICK '66 RIVIERA 990 Au!Of, Usod C#J>ILLAC YOUR ONLY FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER l..af'li~!ll 8elt'ctkln of Cadll· l&c1 in Orang~ County. Salea.Leu:m,. CADILLAC '67 CADILLAC Cpe de Ville, Landau Root, Stcl'IXI, Till Whetl, Air Cood., Full Power Incl. Door Loeks A Vt'fllll', UNC•tf6. $1895 CHEVROLET 70 MONTE CARLO C~. \"8, &UlOJnatic, PS, Air, hll~M't llefllll, i\M·1'~~t rudJO, (ZYKl(t)J ONLY S.2695 HOWARD Chevrolet OA!LY ~ILO! D Jl CHRYSLER 1966 Chry.f.lt>r deluxe waaon-1 owtl('r, !'.12,000 ml. A1r cond. le fully uqu.ip'd. Good cond. A.1ui;t sell. &U--2917. COMET Newport Beach L~ {'omt"l \18. good ooo- Mac;\rthur Bl\'d & Janib.Jn.'C 1 d1tton. !Jest otlcr. 133-0555 -"'' 6 pm --,7-1-VEGA CONTINENTAL 970 !_,ct Bill Yates Volkswagen Prove To \·ou 'fhat \Ve 1\ppreriate Your Bu.siness ( Only mile. ve u power, actory ~~-/----,--e\IER--t50-fff'w-Arltte&'VW'rT'EH;HeE>S£--t--I '67 Datsun, ·73-tags, 5 new tires, R/H, 4 sp. Gd. ed. M/sell. Ask. $685. Aft -..5. &l2-!052. ·n 240Z. Sharp. Lo mi, A/C, Mags, FM/ AM stereo + other xtras. $3935. 675-6565 ·n Datsun . Pick Up. 8,350 miles. VERY CLEAN! 548-300. '69 DATSUN WAGON Original Inside & Out. Radio, With Tape Pla.)ler, Roof Rack, New Tires, 5-Doots. YN\V144. $1195 Good thru 1-7 '58 ?o.lercedes, 180A, Collec- tors ilen1, Ml'Chanieally sound Xlnt cond. $800/ofler. 833-38'l4 '61 220 SE. AC, leather, P/B, Just O\terhauled. t ~1235 . '71 MERCEDES 250-C Coupe, Air Conditioned, Full PoY .. er, Super Clean, Low Miles, 9'l>DDV [\~=1 MG '69 Yellow MG. Take over payments. Good condition. 4!l4-5567 aft 6 pn1. MGA N.e!uport &t!!1m 1 1 I& """'""""' ---------~ ~ e.:ti ...S--6400 · r.IGA '00 Roadster 1600 cc. MAKE OFFER 673-748:2 air conditioning. l .11.ith elre. ............ hardtops. O>oice of interiors and colors. 'J3'S ~~=7.=--,::~I NABERS CADILLAC 'f,6 V\V Karmann Ghia, 2600 Harbor Blvd. clean, $725. Costa. Mesa ~9100 Call 64+ 18'79 Now at '72 Prices! ~==,.---~--,,_=,.---oo; Fleetwood Brough. Reb1t 1971 Ye-Uow Super Bug. eng N'"' ti·-& b •· -MANY MODELS ExceUent condition. s.i.;..:1679~ '"5 r...,,. _,.,,, & COLORS S15.i0. Pb: 846-l640. ·72 EL Dorado sunroof, '73 Immediate '67 VW BUG-RED uc. Loaded! Jmmac.J Take D 1• Xlnt cond. $800. 644-1033 trade. Undc'r book. MHUL e IYery '&4 V\V Runs good, nu tires. '65 DeVille, new tires, full AT Clean, $400. 866 West po11.·er, Am·Fm sU>reo. See It -You'll Buy It \\'ilson, Costa ?.1esa. ~lake Offer. 962-8717. - n .... L··.:· -~ ;90>)8'."tle, automatic QUICK CASH iUWA WllO <>H1S11 THROUGH A TOYOTA ·~ .. ~'Ii.,;~ :~~ DAILY PILOT l!l66 Harboc, C.M. 646-!003 ·~.·W~ 7 •WU"f. W64A2~5T67ABD '70 TOY OT A Croo,i.-n 4 Dr. arn-fm stereo f!d.' $2950. sedan. . 6 . c y Ii n d ~ r . 640-1279 ' A"ut-.,.-U~sed~--~990= ====o= automatic, air cond., vinyl .67 vw fi{l 000 mi Good cond ' f?P· lo mileage. (239BIQ) $850 or ~st oUe~. J\.fust llt'll: Kelley 11uggest~ retail 968-00.0 all 6: 30. FROM. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. BRING · -,--¥QUR-TRAG . ---1---1 OPEN SUNDAY BUY, RENT, OR LEASE VOLKSWAGENS -PORSCHES AUDIS -VW CAMPERS & MOTORHOMES ~tech. xln'L Body-top good. FIAT Rad~. tl7'i. ,.;&-71.;9, H.B. $1980 Sa.le pnce S1A99.1.:::::,.::::.:,~-=-'"'-~~~ DA VE ROSS PONTIAC, e '66 VW SUnroof • Xlnt 2480 Harbor Bl\•d.. Costa cond. Lov• mi. New tires. Mesa, 546-8017. Effa-:tive Radio. $795. Call 644-Sni7. •n Spyder. Perfect C(lnd, xtra hard top. 3 yr j(Uar on 4 new tires. S.1500. 9634068. '69 F'i.et Sl>Yder. Low miles. Green. $6'1S,. MGB thru In/73. '59 VW SUnroot. ugly body, '71 !\1GB Rd.6tr. Blaze xlnt '70 'f.Jark tt \\'~"On Xlnt runs well. con d. AM radio, cond. tape deek speaker .l 842-8693 GREAT USED CARS Call 962--rai7 VOLVO luggage/ski rack, chains mount incl. Air $1795. si.200 . ..,_.,,,. attec s .,.. -· 1 ________ 11 1971 VW BUG ...... . '67 MGB-G1', Xlnt cond. 1969 CORONA 4 dr, xlnt • v1ny1 ln1H., Radio, HNltr, L•~• "'rw 56QCYI $1495 1968 VW BUG .................. $1095 JAGUAR Very sharp. Make otter upkeep. good """· ... , VOLVO 4M-U9ll radk>. $1250. ~. ·n Jagoar vu Perf ed. '70 MGB/GT. tape deck. TOYOTA 1971 Mark n ... dr. Under 5000mi, Must Sacrif Pirellii, xlnt cond. $2,'8>. auto trans, lo mlles. l 1963 Harbor Blvd. C.M. Eves & wtcms, 67:Hl93L. owner. $1400. fl45..-0.l90. '73's &16-5l37/542-727T. SACRITTCE-'n MC CONV ·n HILUX P.u. R&H, Al e. HERE NOW! 1972 Xj6-4 dr Jaguar. 14.lm Best oiler or take over shell &: mag "'heels, $1795. C I D • ml. Must a8crifice, Days: pa,,yments. 646-1438 551-5l.8G. Ome ft test nve W-<667/EVeS' 67'.".,..oo.tl. OPEL 197! TOYOTA 0>1•lla. auto, TOOAYI •-JAGUAR XJ6, Perfect. radio, red, 2 dr sedan. $U'1S. • ui•v 962-7S4.5, 24,(KX) miles. Red. $6500 call '68 Opel Kadett Railey, 102 y 'll B I 1--.11-~ 1-J-~an;t~ad~:.w=-;:; .. ?2'189:2. ". ",;642-r;:<;S6i;l8IT.J>pJJT.j. ~ ---iF~~ ~ a. pbotle See It · OU lU' t • -.iw. IJJN- w YDLY8 1966 Harbor, C.M. '66-122 Votvo. xlnl eond R/H. ~lake otter. New rad.iaJs. 6'2-7246 tve/ Dey 486-4148. ·57 444 SHARP! New paint, -"hyd cyt ....... tng. O. H. 979-6366. Aul.,., Used * • • Scott S...tlmon 11762 Vi• V°"'"• Irvine 990 YOU att the winPe' of 2 tickets lo the Spom, VK11tlon & Rec:rHtlonol Vohic:I. -. .... An•helm Convention Center January rt.1C Plebe can 642-!i618, ext. ll<I -•9*S""'"'clolm ~ Ucl<tu. (Nonh Cowity 1965 VW BUG ................... $695 1967 DATSUN 1600 ROADSTER $695 1964 VW BUG ................... $549 1965 INTERNAT'L TRAVELALL $595 1965 VW BUG ................... $675 1966 DATSUN PICK-UP ............ $995 Vinyl ll'lttr .. ltMlio, ""'.,. RO&m 1-966--VW-BUG , .. " ......... ' ..... $775 1971 VW SUPER BUG .. ~ ~ SAVE Vln'(I '"'""·· Jtllllfio, .... !er. 0.i¥e I!. You'll 8Y1 P. SP813'. 1970 OPEL STA. WGN •............ $795 Vonyl lll!tt., RIKloo. lluler, hlu C..r. M<PI 4 $p911d, l."'""" ~ )(Wit C-l!IM, 2lKCJ 1967 VW BUG ................... $999 1968 VW CAMPER .............. $1795 lll:Mlo. ""'TtlPI ~· , • ...,.... Interior XRUno 1959 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE ...... $595 1970 VW FASTBACK ........... . $1388 8111 £ye, L.oob t. II:-Good. G8""""1 1968 VW FASTBACK ............ $1095 1969 VW CAMPER ............... $1996 1969 VW BUS ................... $1995 1970 VW CAMPER ............... $2195 S11n Jtoaf, ll'Ml'WICVlll• C.. ll>l.SlS ov.r·•09'1!9f'. 16l8CV LARGE SELECTION OF IUSSES, CAMPERS & STATION WAGONS CROSSWORD PUZZI E ANSWERS loll·~...,.!"' "•*JDJ' ' _l-:=:::::::=::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:----_:._:._:. ____ ~-------------~ ' • D J J DAILY PILOT ' .......... l~'!l 1[ ..... ___ ....... __ J§j I 1 ............. I~;;! _'... .... 1w .. ~f§J~1 :.;I _ .... _ ..... ~1~~1.:;I ;;;-;;· ..... ~J§]~~[ -~J~ ..... _ .. ~1§)~~~[ ___ ... _ .. .;:l§l~·I -ulol, Used 190 Aulal, I/MCI• r-::-:==:.--_:..:.; 990 Auta1, UMCI 'FORD 990 Autoo, UMCI 990 A...,., I/MCI 990 AutM; U1od 990.1.;.;A.;;ulol,=;.;· N.;;_;.;;.. __ ...;.'80:;.:A;;;•;;los::::.• .;.N;::ow:;:_ ___ HO:.:;~ FORD FORD FOftD UN COLN • • ' DODGE FALCON In A BRAND NEW DATSUN 510 4-DR. SEDAN · • NEW '73 DATSUN . 1200 2-DR. SEDAN Deferred pey111111! pric• i11cludi119 i11l, lie., h1t1re1I 12101.ti A1111u 1I p1rc 111I• ll.67 "4. '67 FORD VAN 'amper t.todltled Deluxe Club Y.'asron. Wood Pan~led, ~ _Ii: W1tter Pump, lce- hOx, Doubfe Bea, Overhead illllCh, Mae Wheel&. F'ull Curtains, Radio. 929ASJ. $1595 '65 FORD STATION 1967 Llnc cont 2 dr fully loaded, Good to11d Sl 1.50. S41--0'J69/&l&-l~. WAGON, Air Condttlonln&. MERCURY Pow" ~... .Au t o.1 ___ . __ _ Tnm1., ~77CEJ,.. 845--6400. $795 MERCURY m '69 COUGAR racf1 ,._.........,j S~rklln:" Orlalnal ln1 lde It 1IOO !~.W Out, Air Conditioning, AA1· ......._,. er.di :t:z. F''-1 Stereo Radio, Dl!K' Brake•, N<..'W Belled Fire· 6S Ford YJ ton pickup stont>1, :r.IOAGV. MECHANIC cam,.,,""'"· automatic. rs. $2195 SPECIAL A nl .... "$]"51 ONLY I.-=·~--, Good ~~R~,!~?o~: 6 cyl, HOWARD Chevrolet I ear!li we.-~. auto. Motor bad but have Newport Be11ch . ~~MOI good extra moior. You l\.IAcArthur Blvd &: Jamboree chanee. 1150. lirm. Ul-0555 '72 COLONY PARK Wagon. • 54J.>•n • IMPERI LD mllea... >'uU '"""" '68 l'ORO Coontry Squire AL factory air, rool rack. ~· "'agon. vs, a.utomallc, cellent condillon. f028F'SD) radio, tteater, power iteer· '71 IMPERIAL $4699 DAVE ROSS PON- In& and brakes. root rack, LE BARON TIAC, 24!11 IU.rbor Blvd ., factory air, radial white Full pov1er. factory air, vinyl Costa ro.feu, 546-8017 Ef- wllil tlret, wry low mile111. top, AAf-F!o.f stereo. cruise fec:Uve thni lnti'l. lllHCBE). control, all popular optlon1. '71 MARQUIS THERE ARE OVER )100 WAYS TO FINANCE YOUR CAR ON COSTA MESA'S Harbor Baul•vard af Car• LOOK POl TMI IMILIM AT CONNELL I JOHNSON & SON CHEVROLET Llncol,,.Mercury 2828 2626 HARBOR BLVD. HARBOR BLVD. "'*"'· c.., •• , •• , ........ NABERS CADILLAC (ll0844). BROUGHAM Cosla 2:1:arbor Blvd546-9IOO $4222 . Full poy,·er, factory alr, vinyl A~toa, u? 990 I AUtos, UMcS 990 NABERS CADILLAC top, taprs try Interior, dual'l-:_..;.._;.::i:.._ ____ ---------· Fp~~Dlil~p2ralb'~ke! :'~ C ~Harbor Blvd. 9 ~~e~rtrad~~~-~· wh~~-fc:'~ OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC trans. air or1i. owner 56,(0) ostA esn ~ lOO miles. (68.JEA F). n1!. excepllonal cond. thn1-JEEP NABERS CADILLAC '68 olds nefta 2-<lr. Pts, out. '13 plate1. 1698 2600 Harbor 8.lvd. P/b. Xlnt 1 cond. $1100. f.ladagascar C.t.1. can be '63 TOYOTA Land Cruiser, Costa t.1('sa 54()..9100 54&--0631 or 613-2435. lleell After 6:30 pm. reblt engine &-trans. $1250. 'TI "MONTEREY 4 Dr. H.T~ -'68 F--85, VB, P/'!l. ~ '6i' t.t UST ANG V8, 644-1271. Automatic, V8, power win-cond. Orig ov.tler, n1ll.!lt Sl'li. aulomatlc, air condiUonlng, LINCOLN dows, air cond., vinyl top. $795. 673--556?. · ~~EtopRo~~t~ =!)c~2b'.99~AV~f~~ PINTO ""1 HArbo• 81,d., C..ta FOR THE TRUE Bl,d .. Costa MeM, >l&-"117 . t.lesa, 54&-8017 Eftec:dve EXECUTIVE Eliecttve lhru l/i'/73. 1972 PINTO, 4 '!lpd, _Air, big thru l/7m. ena:. Sacrlfire $:iO O\'t'r '69 FORD, Galx 500, 4 dr, 1971 ~P~/~: <&ikgar grn XR;,!: "'·hlsale. 962-2667. Good tnuap ca., BeR ou .. , CONTINENTAL white vinyl lop. S2.000. Call PLYMOUTH 548-8168, N.B. aft 5 pm. or wkqds. '61 FORD LTD n.u,.,. Vinyl MK Ill 837-{;131 --'------- lop, brougham interior, ro.tust ~II this "-eekend! '68 SATELLnE automatic, power 11teering-$5889 '70 MERC Colony Park. F.P. 2 Dr. lfardtop. Autoinatic brakes-seatl, Altl-F1'f radio, al g $2499 Pvt rin V8 factory air rondlUonlng. Fully factory equipped, with-+ r. pus. . trans., pov.•er stee g, ' Le58 lhan 39,IXXI miles. out a doubt one of the fine11 pty. 64HI006 vinyl top. XTK554. (lJPT037). buys anyy,•here. Three (3) 72 9 pass atat \lo'grt Mere. $966 NABERS CADILLAC to choose · rrom. <Ser. r.1ontlgu MX, Fae air, l7.cm See It -You'll Buy It ~-Harbo• 81 .. d. (1Y89A8426~). mi. Some J>"''r. $3750 cash. 1 l C..ia ~.. • • f>l().9100 ALSO !M;Z-3557. 9"8AM ... .:. 1971 Mere M 11. r q u i s , lUwn {Allwt '70 FORD LTD 4 fu. 11.T. NOW GET THIS. ~··ham $200 below blu TOYOTA r~un powt'r, fact ory air, lo "'""6 mileage, excellent condition. Gorgeous 1964 LINCOLN book. (tlOODSL). $2399 DAVE with low miles. l'ruly a Hnd 847-<1982 1966 Harhor, C.M. 646-9300 ROSS PONTIAC, 2480 for tho8c who step up. Fully '69 A-tarquis 10 Pass. Wag, LOW niil<'age t96i Plymouth Harbor Blvd., ea.ta Mesa.. factory equipped. You'll full pwr, rack, air, Am-Fm, VlP 4 dr. H.T. with vinyl 54&«117 E!Jectlve thru drive this one borne. $989. Pvt pty. $1900. 5.lH641. roof. Air conditioning, radio, 111m. (TXY102). 1968 Mere. Colony Prk s\a heater. Excellent rondition. '68 THUNDERBIRD LAN-Gustafson Linc Mere waeon. one owner, $1550. Private party , . • price DAU Coupe. Full rv..·er, 16lllO Bead!. at Wuner 5414m / 646-1M4. $1.099 837-4239. ! factocy air, till whee, Am· Huntington Beach MUSTANG MODEL S Barracuda 1968, FM llereo radio, lea thlln &42-8844 * (21ll 592-5544 fac air radio tuto traM 44.00'.l milt'!l. (XPP129). "Home of the Viking·• mags, ~w pa~t. fold do\\~ NABERS CADILLAC CHECK OUR '61 MUSfANG . Shelby GT "'""· · Priood quid< sale 2600 Harbor Blvd. 500. 351 Cleveland. 390 $1100 .. 49'2--0309. '7{) BONNt."VrIJ..E •I Dr. 8'.>dan. Po\ver 11eerlng, po"-er wlndow1. air cond .. vim'I . top ... exccpt.IQnoJly Io mileage. (743ADEl Kelley suggl'Sted retail $2815 Sale price $2499 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, Z.l80 Harbor Blvd., Costa. ?.1esa, S46-8017 Ertretlve thru 1n m. '70 GRAND PRIX. Green y,ith black vinyl top. Power "'indo"'''· factory air con-ditioning. <842AU0l $2799 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., Oxrta ~1esa 546-8017 EUective thru 1/7/73. '&.!GRAND PRIX, VS, po"'-er st('('ring, alr cond itioning:, tilt wheel. vinyl top, rX\VZOSO I Kelley sugze1ted retail $2670 Sale price $1999 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., C.osta f.1esa, 546-8017 r:trective thru l/7 /73. ·72 FIREBIRD. Desert beige with matching Interior, economy 6 cyllndl"r, power steering, au lo ma tic . IOOlEKRl $3299 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC. 2480 Harbor Blvd.. Costa 1'1esa. 546-8017 Eflectl\"e thru 111173. ·n Potitiac Le~flll\I Sta. \Vag. 3 seatl. P/S, air, 25,inJ mi's. $3495. 548-00ffi. Co<ta Mesa 54f>-9100 PRICE P l"•"'· 428 Head• •ith 428 PONTIAC RAMBLER '70 !'.IAVERICK Custom BUY OR LEASE ... YOUR Cobra kl!. 4 Spd. Hursl.l ----------1·---------·I roupe. Automatic, radio, NEW •= '!ARK IV 0, ?>lag whtt\11. Rear air '67 REBEL W•umn , 6 cyl ..,._. '-"'" " shock&. New nAint. Sl495. PQNT '6.5 Ventura 2 dr h<ll, -ev • heater. (18i'AFV) f......., CONTINENTAL from the ..-· to PS PB A .... .,,,,, A/C, Pia, clean. S700. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC. "'VIKING" -Situated at new 833--0144 After 4 P.M. ~'otter 557.{,ssi'ar;;'S-~ Call 979--09'23 ____ 1 2480 Harbor Blvd., Ollta facilities in Huntington 'Ei6 1'-1ustang GT, Jo m l. Xlnt ' -I-Mesa, S46 8011-Etf@Ctive -pm. • thru 117/13. experi~nce Is MW waltinc ~ eng. work-4~ '68 LeMans, V8, ~ eng, 2 ' ->"• FORD-Capri, 8lXI ~. fol'..)1>U_. -eft1. ~~/:j..!~_;:r. 66 blue metallic, y,1Jlte Int. DXl Gustafson Linc Mere '71 r-.tustang Faatback V-8 p1y. · ' · THUNDERBIRD cc eng. $2800. lmmac. 16800 Beach at \Varner Alr/Concl. PIS, P/B, nutol..=-'"-~~~~~-~ 830-2368. 1-luntington Beach tran11, chrme whli;, Cl~, n Grand Prix, full pwr~ all -LandJlU Top, Air Con- '70 FORD 5(X). vinyl hdtop. * 1142-8844 * (213) 592-5544 673-2591. extras. M.lchel!n 4u-es. dltlonlng, Full Poy,•er, Tape All power. Alr-cond. Xlnt "'I-tome of the Viking" " S Brown w/betg(' Landau top. Play('r SVZ874 '66 1 O\VNER, II cyl. P/ ' 494-0322 . $99. 5 cond. $1700. 968-6818. Dally Pilot Want Ml have auto l.nut8, air, R&.11, $800 .• 68 Po t ~TO ,398, v o Oa.ssitled Adi . 642-5678 bargain& galore. Leaving country. 543-7116. . n • -o auto, all', very clean. Orig oy,·ner. Autos, New 980 Autos, New 98G '70 BOSS 302 CdM, M4-5005. 1iiiiiiiiii~~---~iiii;iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~i;;;;~ii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiii~~-iiiiiiii~~ii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiili~i;";ii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii New e_nglne. Must sell. '72 GRAND PRIX Low I SU!95. Call 646-4596 mil('aie, fully ioo.ped. Priv NOW AT ORANGE COUNTY'S #1 VOLUME BUICK OPEL DEALER Volume Discounts Plus Huge Super Savings! 2 Ways! Buying or Leasing Selection Equals 1973 Opel Manta Sport Coupe 1973 Buick Le Sabre Sport Coupe e '66 Mustang conv. 2?>'9 Auto P1y. 847~-t ,\ir/conr~ PjS. etc. Xlnt 1969 Pontiac Catalina Air cond S19:>. &la--S6l5. lo~· mileage. lmma~ate: OLDSMOBILE s11"'· 64H675. ' Autos, Used T-BIRD '63, Nice concl .. Good transp car. S400. or best oUer. 842-6771 H.B. 990 69 OLDS CUTLASS Cpe. V8, automatfc, PS, air, vinyl roof, bucket ~ala, t327DFB) ONLY $1495 HOWARD Chevrolet Newport Beach l\lac,\rthur Blvd & Jamboree 83J.O.!SS 1st OF YEAR SAVl,NGS ON FINE f '69 OLDS 811 Custom H. T. Cpe. Factory air, AM-nf 1tel'(\) rudlo. (XTB8401- Kelley suggested retail $2400 Sale µri ce $1899. DA VE ROSS PONTIAC, 2480 Harbor Blvd., C.osta Mesa, M&-801i' Effective thru 1 /7 /73. USED CARS I • • • ' • • • • •• • • • • • • . • • ' <4 ,,.,d 1y11crotn1d1 tr•11t., pow1r di1c brek•1. whit• 1idt well 1, ti11ted wind1hield, ltOO cc e119i11•, fully reclini119 bucket •••h, plu1 111ueh 111•r•. •771115 $2458 or $6895 L•••• or Bvy P« Month Lease Pymt . Auto111ftic lr•111., powfr 1leeri119, powt r brtk•1, ftelory t ir, tinted 91111, •i11yl top, delu•• whe1I covt " plu1 111uch 9ore. IJCIOJJ]I ) $4523 .,$111 62 Loato or luy P« Month l..,1 l'ymt. '71 TORONADOS 3 to choose from. Full power, tactory Alr. A~1-FM stereo, vinyl roof. Choice o! rolors. Ooth or \"inyl int('rior. As low a1 (0500..'U) • $3999 NABERS CADILLAC 2600 1-larbor Blvd. Costa !'.lesa 540-9100 68 Old1 Vist• Cruiser 1971 CHEVY VEGA 1971 TOYOTA Auto. trf111., rtdio, ht•+-COROLLA •r. A •ilver be1utv -••-Auto. tr1111., rtdio, h•1t- tr• nitel 1232 CXM ) ff. With 9ft prie•1 up - $1795 h•r•'• r11I 1fwi~91. ISll- CT Al 1971 DATSUN 240Z $1395 '4 Sp1•d, f1clory f ir. Yel-1969 TOYOTA low w/lleck int1riot -CORONA 1117 CPS!. Only- $4095 Auto. ltffll., rfdio, he1t• '" • door 1fde11, ... b1by blu• eelor -rttl nice cir. ·-~~ 19.7 3 Electra Sport Coupe 1973 Rivie~a Sport Coupe 9 PASS WAGON , VS, aut6matic. PS."'-air, ftlck~ Priced under wholesale new brakes & drums. (\VAUfiOO) ONLY 1971 MAZDA Sil•llf' Grey,-The· *'•rd to • $119S.. • Full powtr, i11cludl119 powtr •••+•, pow1r wf!Wfow1, etuit• co11lrol. ffciory 1ir, power door lock1, AM /FM plu1 11111ch more. I JH4J77401 or Lease Pymt. Full powtr, i11cludin9 1eet•, wi11dow1, cru ite cOfltrol, fectory 1ir, powtr door locks, AM/FM red io.plu1111uch 111ore, IJH4211l'41 $5485 $13124 Per Month L••M or IU')' L••M or luy P-w"'"" .-....,... " 1,500 •I'-.., ...,. ..... TffNtM ,.,.....,. lteff e11 ............. f•t•ry lflqlce. TM.._,. &I e11 .. .,.., .. of th'"""'"•• -~•11 .... 11ew.. Sptelal fl"•nclnt •nll•ltle. lew ffwn ,.yMenta. wfth ne ,..,mentt until '•~ Ith. No Mod to t.uy 73 Ile. for yeur pretont cer. W• will take cer• of that eltll .. tlo" whe" you tra4o your P'"•nt car to "*" All ptkM •o Mt lncl-.de ta• & lie. -• --~ ··· · IlBA ID IE Illt $1295 HOWARD Chavralat Newport BNch Muc1\rthur Bh'd &: Jamboree 833-4555 '72 OLDS ClITLASS .. S" COUJ>f'. Vinyl lop, vinyl In- terior. VB, automatic, JJO\l.'e!' stef'ring -brake! • wtndowa, fnrtory air, AM-FM stereo \\ilh 111pe, 1port wheels, ex- tttmely ~ miles. (i"9C· FYRl. NABERS CADILLAC 2600 1-larbor Blvd. Coll.a ~lesa · 54&-8100 '62 OLDS W~1 P /S, P/B, A/C, R/11, P/W. Evrrythlng v.'Ol'b. Oun $400. 961-ClSt. ' '66 F-XS. Air cOnd. auto. PIS, P/B, Rnt. Extrt1! sloo. C•ll 6#-119!1 ~ris Vlrl.11. Cnil&er 9 P1ui:~nger StaUon Waron. $.1100. ITI4) ~1824 Vacancle1 cost money! twnt your houite, -.pt.. t lOrf bldjt., elc. thru a bti1)' Pilot CIAalfled Ad. ' 9•t RXZ Rot•ry E11ci inf, • 9•od.· buy!. ! 779 OLH ) 1968 TOYOTA $2395 CORONA Auto. tre111., r1dio, heel· 1971 DATSUN er, herchop cp•., coo I whit. color. Eco11omicel Auto. ti-f111., rfdlo, lief!-trfnt. !WTE 479) 011ly- •r. look •t thl1 bt1utlful $1145 1lttlo11 we9~. Popul&r Or• 119• eoor. 21,000 1970 MG milts. I 909 CJN l ROADSTER $2095 A 1porly littl• cer, C1 - n•ry v.now, you'll like 1972 DATSUN thl.J Oflt. 1611 INK.I 4 S,..J, le111l•11 to,, r•· 1972 CHEVY VEGA ~··"•tar. 7,000 111/101, 4 1,..d, rfdio, keeler, l oro'1 • llftdy, 2 dr. deor cpe,. wide O•tl1, 1ede11., you'll fH11t for thlt OrtR~ litoufv, llke new. 011e. 12tt F I 1'490 Ill $1 95 $1895 Seo Cur Lor 90 S.lectlan of P'U'1 C•mP'9r1 •nd OtMr ffrie Cara Garden Grove Datsun 13801 Harbor Blvd., Gardon Grove ,it; 534-1255 "* I DAILY PILOT '. ' ·1p YDU'RB LDDKIND FDR ·A CAR . ~ EXCELLENT SELECTION Of Brand New '1973 CAMAROS TO~~~CT ''A PERFECT LUV·MA TE'' ·~~D LUV PICKUP WITH CAB OVER ''KINGl>F-THE-ROAl>'' CAMPER SIHpt 4, dinette, refri9er1tor, $ 2 stove, sink, w1ter t1nlc:, roof vent. Only 720 lbs. D CAMAROS i BLAZERS AND ·EL CAMINOS • I· • 4 wheel Drive BLAZER $<~ ;,~~.'.'~:o":~:::.' ~'.~. •;,:•;; . $469 5 1t•b•li1er, po1ilrtctio n. 350 4 bbl., t11r- bohvdr•m•tic, ]0 9•1 t•11~, po••• 1l••ri11q, btitt liub1, AM r•dio, H.0. rtdi•lor, clirom• FIA bumptrt. 175 on· oH ro1d tir••, 9tug,••· rt mov•l>t• lop, 4 wli1,ldri••· CM411121711 ) • .. ELNCAM1NO Ti11t.d 91•11, 'OW•f diK bre•••· pow•r ''"""•·foll•"'•'<•~"' l>oltff wh;t• $ 3 0 9 1id1 w1 II tirti., t rltrior '''°'• Vt tll· 9i11t, 1i11ero. tr1111mi1tio11. llOJI 1404· OZl l -BRAND NEW 1973 · MONTE CARLOS!!--- GREAT SELECTION BRAND NEW 1973 V2 Ton-· Fleetside . 2500119;n1,8'btd,1oltpentl '$2690 ped, 9ue9es, oil.imp-temper-• eture. 16121 11279981 8~~0 '73 % Ton Fleetside 8' b.d, soft insert panel, ex· $2928 tr• heavy duty rear springs, 350 VB 4bbl, 9ue911, 8.75 truck tktt. l516TI I 1095851 MEW_ LUY · PICKUP Wliite side wall tiNs, AM radio, decor fMc kage.118141 182326771 ONLY s22a9 \ • ' CHEVY TRUCKS · PLUS ·LUY TRUCKS SUBURBANS . I· ·lj 111 ij! i:I • . . . . . ,~ . -. . . . ..,. I • ''ELECTRIC SUNROOF'' 350 va enqine, turbchydremetic tr•nsmission, tilt wh••'· power ste.,in9, power bre~e1, vinyl roof, tinted 9l11s, sport mirron, radial steel white will t ire,, AM pushbutton radio, hetry duty redietor, r1 1ly w~eels, door edge guards, custom deluxe belt11 ritd with white top. 15 15 l ( 411217 ) $ "PERFECT FOR TOWING" . _ Brand New '73 Suburban DEMO. & EXEC. CAR SALE '72 IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE 5,405 MILES Air coondi tio11i~, tift •h•1I, turbo hydr1m1tic, vi11yl roof, w/1/w, d1 lu~• liub c1p1, body 1id• Mld91., pow•r 1l•tri119 I br1k•1. ( 1071 ( 1021 081 ONLY $3795 141 1972 IMPALA CUSTOM COUPES . . • ~LL WITl:I ~IR CONDll'IOl'!llNG . _ • CZllT) (illtJll -lJ72111 126 161 -1 1111110411 41 •• t514l 11307591 YOUR CHOICE $3695 '72 CHEVELLE MALIBU F1c+ory 1ir, )50 VI, turbo livcfr•m1+ic. p1w1r ,+ .. rilMJ I br1~11, AM1 FM r1• tlie, •lie. cl•~k. •i11yl roof, 11lly whtel1, w/1/w, bocly 1tde mldq1., til'lltd t l•11, 4oer .dt• 911•n:h. 1215T I IS021671 ONLY $3395 , -. .. Order Youn Now . $.199 DOWN $J3 MONTH $ FULL --PRIC-E $ For 36 MONTHS ....... .._sni. ..... .... ,,... ...... 11..._& .. . .....,... ............. ..... lot l• ..... Dtf"'"~ ,,.L prlco 11'27 Old llill & Ii<-. -.t.llMUN..-,illUIHIM-U.f I .JI ... 109" wheelbase plu1 full fact ory equipment, (B11AB3V0,227ll). FULL PJllCE • • 2 DDOR HARDTOP Fully Factory Equipped Onler Youn Now FOR 36 . MONTHS ,,,, l1101ol ... ,r-1.$1' Ill ....,_,,.,.. IMl.-.hM &ollc..,...m.rp.•w. ,,..~,, lot Jt -1. D1!t<rH ,,.,1.,..iet IJ12Jiocl. t-. & lk-. NNJN. '1ICOfl'"" Ullll.U.% I .TAK E '72 fiOLT '72 YEGA 'la\P.t&,I $1 388 FULL 2 DOOR' ARDTOP 2•DOOR • YOU'R Auto. troM<#' rodio. heater,. whitewoU tires, ll'ling seots, lilt-steering . ' - '72CHEY ~~~~:':-:·T·$21 ss nodio, hootor, •inyl ""· (Sl6DVWl •ULL PRICI '69 MUSTANG '69 PLYM. ~-•~.:~.~=:~::~ · $988 ~1,~~~=N _p .LL RICI . '71 DODGE $1388 '66DATSUN CHARGER " 4·DOOR 2-Door Hardtop, V-8; outo. trans.. power f«tory equipped including radio ond heattr steering, rodio, heater. whitewan tirn, (ROY317) plus n..:h more (0091lFO) · '70PLYM. · llocid..Unrrer -~ WE APPRECIATE YOUR . BUSINESS PULLPRICI $988 ·-:~;;;;~ PULL PRIC• '" ,;, cood. ,;..,i roof (XS29l9G 162466) --- PRIU $1'9DOWN $421A MONTH · · ed. low '72GREMLIN ·~;~ ~:~~.~.~~· n.k ~ 1 088 (595FBA) . . PULLPllla $388 '71 VEGA , $98.8 HATCHBACK 1' . • fvllr lacl"'f eqv;pped (96'4BZTJ . PULL PRICI PULLPRICI . . $2 8'8 '71 DODGE COLT WAGON Ai< conditionld. auto. trans..· rod'to, heoter. ' {328DJA). PULLP PULLPRICI • . .$4 '71PEUGEOT$ . SOZl-SSOAft A • ~ ' Sunroof, outo. trans. oir--cOl'ICl.. rodjo. heotw-l831 DSW) I • ' -·--· COSTA MESA SAOOLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY . IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF JANUARY 7 TO JANUARY 1 J I AN AI .. DA OF ll*l*S*ll I SIJNDAYS llPM CBS DICK .WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES ~ .... _.. .... 11255 •ACM ILVD., HUNTIN&TON IEACH •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• When a Baltfmoft' diCoitlt ~ for a red lllbt not toq IOriC •co. he ancr hll cros -,t patrentJy waltinR for It to dutp tb areen. Durin,r the ln-t.ertm. a mu a~ the ear an« uked, 1'dos 10'll' daJ bite T" "Of courw not." the man replied. With that MIWtt. ~ man to~ the driver .•.• and hit canine comoanlon out of the car, stepped lnto the clHver'a seat and promptly aped off. About the only answer we ha~ for an unfortunate IJtuatioa Uke that here at Wllaon Ford Salel In Hunttniton hcb la . • . make aure )'OU have propel' lalUrance cowrue. We not onJ¥ wll and wrvtc:r • Ainerlea'a m01t P'>J"alar line ~ autdnobOes. Ford, but we have eonald'enble knowledP In the f'leld of automobUe tniurance eowrqe. lt'a tbat ti.me of year apJn when most of ua are thlnldril about new can. And you can WE PROUDLY PRESENT THE ALL NEW ••. ... '15173 FCJACIS . ALL MODELS NOW ON E>ISPLAY .! JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH . ILVD. 18255 BE·ACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH uus ""· t ·-·· .... , .•. 1 De,, SH•ICI OPlN , .. , ""• hf ....... fe s , .•. MOM. 1:Jt •·•· .. l :Jt ,.-.: 592-5511 l l J 1 1 TV !PORT! HIOH//()/IT! SUNDAY, JANUARY 7 10:30AM I Wor1d Hockey Assoc&.tlon M.tch _ 12:00 I NHL Hockey Boston Bruins vs. Chicago Blackhawks. . Is Week In Pro Foott.11 12:30 CJ) (j) NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers vs. Milwaukee Bucki. CI> Goff Classic 1:00 m American Bowt Football Game North All·Stars vs. South All-Stars. 1:30 Im Glen Campbell Los An1efes Gpen Golf Tournament 2:45 Howard Cossell Sports Ma18zlne 4:00 fE American Sportsman Featured is William Conrad catching a wortd record light·tackle sailfish in Mexico; series host Curt Gowdy and Alabama Univ. football coach "Bear" Bryant hunting quail in Alabama, and basketball great Bill Rus· sel competing in a moto·cross race in California. I Coll91e Besketball Long Beach at Pacific. 5:30 The John McKay Show 8:00 Roller G•mes MONDAY, JANUARY 8 11:15PM nl Roller G•mes 11:30 U torum Boxing THURSDAY, JANUARY 11 fi:OOPM II Kings W•rrn·Up/Hockey Kings vs. Ph iladelphia Fliers. 8:00 GJ liOxlng From the Olympic FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 ' tfO) NHL Hockey New York Rangers vs. St. Lollis Blues. ROlier Games CJ) 1973 College Basketball Notre Dame vs. Marquette. fh1mplonshlp Bowtln1 John Wooden Show Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament 2:30 Hllh School B11ketball UCLA Basketblll Bruins vs. California Golden Bears. 3:00 Sports Action Pro-File The smallest regular in the NBA, Cal· v n Murphy of the Houston Rockets, is profiled. Futbol·Soccer 3!30 CBS Goff Clanlc CJ) ({) Profenlon1I Bowlers' Tour t'flll -Week In the NBA Cl) (j) ABC's Wide World at Sports $ports With Bertka USC Basketball Trojans vs. Stanford Cardinals. Ch1mplonthlp WrHtflne 9:45 Bob Boyd Show 10:00 Box de Mexico Dr. Mlchael Ramsey, the Archbishop of Canterbury, will be the =for a conversation with ABC News London Bureau Chief • Watson on the ABC News om.c:ttons sertea alrtn1 Sunday (January 7) at 12Noon. THE DAILY ~It.OT. TV watu<. JANU••Y '· '91> 12:30PM. TUllDAY LADIES DAY WASH&· Jn WAX Wa. eAI DAY WAIN FREE •n :. ... llfl 7 IAl. Ill W Pase 3 'THE LUNACY OF WAR' ~ . M•A•s•H, the new 20th Century-Fox TV aeries of comedy-drama behavior evolvee not from "gaga," but from erratic reactions of people thrown together In the lunacy of war. "The show's action during the Korean War," says producer Gene Reynolds, "de- rives from the grim work which the Mob lie Army Surgical Hospital (M.A.S.H.) staff tries to forget by crazy after-hours antics which somehow help them stay sane." Operating on the 38th Parallel within sound of the guns, characters Involved In "M• A ·s·H" are the heroes and the hell-raisers, the bureaucrats and the bums, the demons and the dedicated who fight every war. That they get away with It Is a tribute to their Ingenuity end to their commend- ing officer's high regard for their surgical prowess. That It cornea to television In all ' Its wonderful wackiness Is due to an un- usual blending of seasoned sklll and fresh, gllstenlng talent, all dedicated to the proposition that the late Civil War General Sherman didn't know the half of It. M·A·s·H, which takes place during the office of President Harry S. Truman, Is the televl81on progenltlve of the 20th Century- Fox's recent robust box office motion pic- ture of the same name. In turn, the fea- ture was created from a noted surgeon's wildly Irreverent, yet hardly irrelevant best-selling novel, "M0 A0 S0 H." The au- thor's name, Richard Hooker, Is obviously apocryphal. In these racy vignettes .of men and women caught up In history and hanky- panky are Alan Alda, who plays Capt. Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce, a top Army<'surgeon whose off-hour activi- ties pulverize military decorum, and Wayne Rogers as Capt. John F. X. "Trap- per John" Mcintyre, another nominee for the title of the Army's best and wackiest surgeon. A superior comedian, Mclean Steven- son Is cast as Lt. Col. Henry Blake, har- rassed commanding officer torn between pride and panic as his top surgeons shat- ter military etiquette. Stevenson, who served as press secretary to his cousin Adlai Stevenson durln both of the latter's , . master at the soft double-take. Larry Llnvllle plays Major Frank Burns, -...,,o=n_,o""'"ver y aevouf man who seems on the brink of losing his piety, his virtue and, eventually, his membership on the MASH surgical team. Loretta Swlt Is cast as Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan, a stickler for military protocol who falls upon and discovers romance In the un- ALAN M.DA WAYNE ROGERS Pase 4 likeliest places. . As In the movie, Gary Burghoff again portrays "Radar" O'Reilly, a diminutive Corporal whose weird gifts Include ESP, 30-30 vision and long-range hearing. He LOREnA SWIT THI DAILY ~ILOT, TV Wa•K, JANUARY 7, 1'71 can sense the return of his company's helicopters-"choppers"--carrylng front line casuattles to the #4077th's surgical way station for Interim treatment before all others. Timothy Brown plays Capt. Oliver Wendell vspearchucker'' Jones, quick- wi tted, muscular member of the "M"A "S"H" staff. Thin, bespectacled Wil- liam Christopher plays the unshockable Catholic priest, Fr. John Petrick "Red" Mulcahy, who believes he secretly knows his men In the company better than any- one else. In all, members of the "M•A0 S0 H" group wear well, and will sneak up on the television viewer who might eventually accept the unpredictable collection of humans as members of the famlly. GARY BUROHOFF and McLEAN STEVENSON LARRY LINVILLE I 71 's REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MORNING 1:00 ()) SINNtM S1•11W g TeUy"' tt-1 fana Tues., Thurs. 1!%5 D lllwtedp "Memorendum" l:JO 8 M l•1 lln& , .. Mon., Wed,, Fri.; Odysaey "Prescription for Liv in(' Tun., Thurs. (I) m EdtlUtloul futum fJ SIMrlna tht U11iwn. Mon., Wed., Fri.; htlftt Yevtlt fOntRI "Tues.; YMUl 11ut tht lauu Thurs. (JC» 81rt1• Ted Annwn1 11:00 tJ (j)"""' tM tte11t la o am~ 0 D... tf t11e Stdl Thurs. only. Gowmor Roneld Re111n's IMS· s11• to t.he people of California. Cl) S.lloplq ~ (lg) Stitt of tht Sbta ........ Fri. only. ID Cnfts With Katy Mon.; Wlftdtr· lust Tues.·Tllurs.; let a.,.r Fri. m 1llt £Jectrtc eo..,..., EE) Voc:es dtl Dtsltrtt 11:15 m Ben HuntM lntervtews 6:45 fJ) Co1H1ocllty Rtpert 7:00tl(i) ...... 0 a§ 6' TocllJ Sllow 11:30 tJ (I) Se1rch for Tomonw 0 Se1rch Mon., Wed., Fri.; lttttr 0 @) a;, Who. What, Where C1111t Wortd Tues.; Pvbllc S.rvtca Fll11 0 Bn1ken Arrow Thurs. D CIJ Cil m Btwitdled CJ) lana111 Spllb ®l Rtldion/ Stitt of tht Stitt D Jf""'1 of Art Memre Fri. only. fJ 81mtr Ted Anastrona m let's Rap m '"" lftd His luddlu ID ..... m C.re..ns m futurts fl> Martet Openlnc m s..u •• Stnet 7:30 0 811111r Ted Armstro111 (I) Bozo's 111 T~ Show DNews AF TERNOO N m C.rtoons e: e a 1m m. Hobo Kelly D (3) (]) al huword fl) stocl Excha1111/Martet Upcflte ~ Hews 1:00 ti C.ptlln Kanproo ID Qalloplnc Goun111t 0 Th• 01lltry m ft1tun1 (j) Coff11 lrt1k/Cltlldrtn'1 TtKhtr 12:15 fJ Dr. Jo,ca Brotti.rs/Tt11po D Ralph Story's AM Cl) Sunup Mel Knoepp 12:30 tJ (I) As the World Tums m Dennis the Men1c:t 0 ~ m Days of Our Uns fl> stock Martet Cover•a• D rn 00 m !pllt Second Ell) futures fJ Youth and tfle Issues Wed 1:25 fJ ~ Club m The Mothtrs-in·Llw 1:30 0 Ctne Autry I!) Dl1lln1 for Dollars CJ) Jeck la Linne Ell) ftltures Mon., Fri. fJ C.11dld Camtra 1:00 IJ ()) Tlte Guldin& Uafrt m foci ind friends 0 ®) m The Doctors ti) Qumby ct) Ifs Your kt @) ftlturts 0 CI) (i) All My Children 1:50 (}) News fJ News 9:00 IJ (I) Tiit Jokll's Wiid m Movie: See Daytime Movies. B @) m Oln1h's rtace m ftltUNS 0 John W1yne Theltre 1:30 tJ (]) Eda• of Nipt (i) "'"Donahue Show 0 (19) m Another Wortd 0 Jack LI Linne O Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Movlt: See Daytime Movies D CI) Ci) m Let's Maki a DHI II) Uncle W1klo fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ell) (J) S.11m1 Strttt I!) fashions In Stwtn1 t:JO tJ Ci) 1llt New Price Is Rlpt &) Cotnodlty Report 0 ~ m Conctntrltieft m ft1blras 0 Mowlt: See Daytime Movies. 1 :40 Q) Dlallna for Do11111 DNews II) hlllptr Room 2:00 ti (f) love Is I Many Splendortd fl> JI"' Newman Show Tllln1 10:00 1J Cl) Cimblt B (10) m Return to Peyton 1'11ct Cl) Movlt: See Daytime Movies. D ()) Ci) aJ The Newlywed 8amt g @) m Sale of the Century ~ Not for Women Only 0 Movlt: See Daytime Movies. fii> ftW.ra CJ) Stu111p tt1e Stars 2:30 fJ (j) Seem Stona fJ Tempo 0 ®) El':' !otHtWt ti) Ctty Kids Sandra Esc1mlll1 0 ()) 00 al The Dftlnc C111t @') f11turu I!) Jo1nne Carson Show lO:JO ID Cl) Ltvt ot Lift Ell) Features 0 ~ m Hollywood Squires 3:00 t1 family Affair 0 New a..t UM Clcd OHi,._,,..._, D CJ) CE EE c..en1 HospH11 Cl) ~ MM: Set Daytime Movies. fJ ....,..: See O.ytlme Movies. m,...z...., m lodJ uct rrteftds Eil)fubuu II> La C--"ld .. Ota m fadtiona In !ewtn& l :lOE!':'McM. 3:30 tJ It's Your kt 0 Cil Mlb Douctas Show D om. w Ham.t fJ ()) EE OM lift to Uve m Qltldl Dmr McGraw II) loto's 111 Top Sllow Ell) HIRINy tf Art Mon., Wed., Fri.; Class Mlltlnp Tues.; Ttldltr In SIMce Thurs. @I) Cine IA II T lfdt 3:.45 tJ) Una Avtnlvra Espanol• 4:00 tJ Mowit: see Daytime Mowles. OThtRttl ..... D CI> m Lowe American SlJfa m lup Ind tfb ludcftll m Nan"' and Ult Proftaor &)DAM ms.s.. Strut or.-. ........ D Nltrs Sdlubeck, Moms m Yee! ... frt.U ID CJlllp1'1 lalaiMI mo.tu r11 m li•bl S:OO 0 0 Cl)®) ..... Cl) Dnptt fJ lfttt'tJ Hillbilllu m""fl.._. Q) Git SUrt fJ) LI F'1bflca Ell) Miit.tr ltftrs' .Wpbofttotd El':' TntlsWtlt m "''" Stotttt 5:15 a!) ''llOQ1111 Mundlll 5:2S Q Llllers Wa,.·Up Fri. S:JO 0 Sea Hunt: liken lashtbaM lakers vs. Chic110 Bulla Fri. only (l)Haal Da>Newa (()News @) Alli1J11Mnt Carl Slssklnd hosts Fri. only. m Dt11nil Utt MlftlCll ID Courtslllp of Eddie's FltW m"" Electric Cotlpeftf @I) Las Ctllltlas ' SEE ORANGE COUNTYS +1 Lincoln Mercury Dealer FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON THE MOST POPULAR 1973 MODELS SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCURY 1 3 0 1 N . TUSTIN AVE . SANTA ANA 5 4 7 ·0511 'WITCHCRAFT' Shelley Wintel'9 pleys the leadeNtf" __ _.__.,._._ devil's cull and Belinda Montg~~~r;( (pictuTed) ts th~victim of a diabo.U91' plot in "T~e Devil's Daughter," a super- natural thriller on the ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week (Tuesday at 8:30PM). When she reaches her 21st birthday, Miss Montgomery is horrified to learn her soul was sold to the devil at birth by her deceased mother and now the time has come for her des,. tiny-to wed the demon of Endor, one of the Devil's spirits. The question is, can the girl resist the forces of evil? Also starring in the original 90-minute drama are Robert Foxworth, Jonathan Frid, Martha Scott and Joseph Cotten. 'PAAR FOR LATE NIGHT' The ·race that kept millions awake. Ja ck Paar. returns to the late night scene with his all-new after-hours show "Jack Pa'ar Tonight," premiering on ABC Monday at 11:30PM. and every fourth week thereafter as a part of the ABC Wide World of Entertainment. Come- dienne Peggy Cass joins Jack as regular partner for the late night series. Filip segments from Jack's many visits with \ some of his favorite lio~s and tigers will be seen on various segments of the shows. tJtl 4 ;j [9fj: •t [.} '.] ;f 1 W drd S. Lee Inc. 1234 S. Ma in St., Santa Ana 547-5826 Harbor Amer ican 1969 Hdrbor Blvd., Costa Mes a 646-0261 Roy CcHver Inc . 234 E. 17 th St. Costa Me sa 546-44 44 Crevier Motors 208 W I st St Sdrta A "rl 835-3171 BUICK Baue r Buick -2925 Harbor Costa Mesa 979-2500 CADILLAC Nabers Cadill.,-c 2600 Harbor Blvd Co ~td M 0 ~ .l 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd Ccsta tvA o: <,d 546-1200 DATSUN Dot Da tsun 1'8835 Beach Blvd. Huntinoton Beach '842-7781 DODGE Courtesy Dodge 2 888 Hdrbor Blvd Costa Mesa $S 7 9220 FORD Dunton Ford 2240 So. Ma in St., San ta Ana 546-7070 Theorlore Rob ins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642 -00 I 0 Wilson Fo rd 18255 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-661 I Ur ivcrsity Oldsmobile r va -Costa C''ia 540-9640 JAGUAR Bcwf'f Bui d 2925 Hdrbor Cos trt ML·s.i 979 2500 LINCOLN • MERCURY · Gustafson Linc /Mere 16800 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842 -8844 Santa And Lincoln-Mc rcury I JO I No.Tustin , Santa Ana "' 547-9183 ConneJI Che"'rolct 2828 HMbor Blvd .. 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T*"'-'a Clloir 00 t.n.lltJ., 0 Dr • ..., J. tt.rits ~· JetNa m Enellbly..., 11)~.S t.MoUon 1:00 II (J)#A9P Untt My r..t ODIMeToeSMw OlnMl•batd 1J tt la Writta1 0 Herald ef Trvtlt a ()1111 n.. c..., Hour .......... Q)lttwlftlflm @ Ital Eattt. Open HollM IJ ea.,.. Prof• Q Dey tf D'scMry II) KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) m KaUll'Jlt J(allt .. n t:OO 11 Ca•era Tllrtt CJ) Tllis Is tlM Uft as.~ IJ DI I lft a..tn..leLJOit "...,_....._ ai DllJtf._.., II) own.. s.,el ....,, ti) Elba .. VW. IHIBFacea...._ a ....... .... " ...... ... IJ (I)~ sai., (I) TY I LMts at lMnlilc 0 .... : ....... ., ...... ..,..,. (adv) '62 -Ralph Hudson, Rita KJeln ~Su Ditrt ...,.... .. , fl) fruta a la VW. lt-.JO II Wlf1d Hecley ~ Matdl 0 A&rbtturt USA (I) fact die Natiotl ~ C-SUltltieft II) faltll ftr Today €E) Yeca dtl s.l11rio 11:00 A .... wttll 1'41 a.~ 9, ... , .. Hutt Mnte: '"V•at Strlnter (mys) '58--Zadlary Scott. D 'lJ EB l uttwink1e Cl)z..on .. al huiflrt m Movie: "Cym.la .. (dra) '47- EJizabeth T~lor. George Murphy, Mary Astor. m a lf'dt h• .,.. ..._ m ,amfta Ooiaf•lal 11 :30 0 lilMt tile hiss 11 Old TI .. Go.i Hovr u CD m Ma .. a Wlstl (I) StlrT• 0 MoN: "Dtsert Fl&frtars" (adv) '60-ltichele Auclair..._ Dllio Maree HiO Speed LMni EE !JJlcw l Sdtnce 72: A Re- port tll Liit Natioft Three segments reporting on rec.ent sianificant re- search. A F T f r> "• fl Cl N IJ 0., tf Dilceftry IJ .., rrte..e flMttt 0 Cl) DQI .. fb ®) ft Is Wittten 12:00 0 ~ fD NHL ~ Boston m 1m11erAJ ti) Maki J hlabru t :JO 11 Steps " tut.11t11 (I) Acct. ... c..tmlda4 D auu..,. My Sen.ft IJ .... , "9plteda Cl) Mowie: "'Ceetirty fair" ( d ra) 'SO -Rory C.lhoun, Jane Nlih. Bruins vs. Chicago Blaclh1.ts. IJ Cf) Dirtctiells II) JnWll1tnt hf'lflt m Tiiis Wfft In l"r9 Football 12:30 IJ l)qf hbtrts IJ CD Ci) NIA lasbtball Los An· feln Laktrs vs. Milwaukee Bucks Cl)Waasslc m Joe DeSiln'a °'" ron111 m Sti Scent HOMECOMING-Ch"..a Connon portnys Clarence "Buddy" , .._ • poHtkian ...tumlns to his hometown aftef' Mrvlf11 a lall tenn for manalaUlhter, In Worid Premiere: "Set This Town On Flre," on HBC, Monday at 9PM. THE OA ILY "ILOT', TV Wlt!IC. JAMUA•Y l , 1tn i• O .._.. (C) "Cant.nail'" (dra) '46 -R1y Mi111nd, Barbara SUn· w,t.t 0 Mowle: (C) """-Endless Su•· lltt" (doc) '66-Mlko Hynson, Rob· •rt Auaust m Dl*tlri II) Alaencu ._,. r..a,an Ca• North All·S~rs vs South All·Stars. fl)T.._Mfica m .... ,-•• 2 1 :30 IJ ()) Clttl Ca11pbell Los Aftples 0,.. c.tt Teunta•nt The final rounds of the $135,000 Open from the Riviera Country Club 1n Pacific Palisades. with Gtofge Hill as the defendin1 champion 61) Sae Jeecruia Valley Report El) Rolltf Ga11a 2:00 m Owter U•lts m Festini Flfmlco ?-.JO 0 ~ m NBC Yur End News Rt· .. mSlillr 2:45 IJ CI) (]) Howard Costell Sllorts MaprlM 3:00 IJ Ntws.altrs .Rk:k Orvis hosts. 0 Morie: (C) "l•••rttt on tlle ' Hip Seas" (mus) '48--0oris Day. Jadt C.r10n. @ f"ll• futu'1 IJ rn lssaa a.nd Answers Cl) fllowit: (C) "Rua ror Cover" (wes) 'SS-James C.gney fJ Movie: (C) "fllalrt of the los1 lalleon" (sei·fi) '60 Marshall hompson, M111 P (I§) TM Stint G»QIUtf m Ceftsultation m H11un Di .. tuion l :JO fl Modtl CJ.) Ca•pus Profile IJ II Mondo "Treasures of Topkopi" tii) WaH street Wttt m c.su1t1ti0fl ~ It Is Written 4:00 IJ (.{) I SFICig I MHt the New Senators Informal conversations with the freshmen solons and their families Roger Mudd hosts this program from the Sheraton Carlton Hotel in Washin&ton. D C. 0 Sunday 0 (])@ A11erlcu Spo rtsman Futured is Wilham Conrad catchin1 a world record licht-tac.kle sailfish in Mexico. series host Curt Gowdy and Alabama Univ football coach "Bear" Bryant hunting quail In Alabama, and basketball areat Bill Ruwll competing in a moto-c.r0$s race In C.lif. di National Geoira~k m Collep lasbtblll long Beach at Pxifk. m f"d• futvrt m Wor1d "9ss 61) Tem dt C.S,.na m T1Us Is tlM Uft m hnorau lltieo m 1n ""'*"' m Culpa "9fl1t C:JO m Movie: "T1tt hod Earth" (dra) '37-Paul Muni, Louise Rainer, fil) Ooin' It It Hit stDrtfront CR) m f.dp tf Flltmlty &)~Now 5:00 (I) DQplt 1J Wacty WOIW f/f Jealtlaa11 Wl11- te11 Doua McClure ind John David. son 1uest. (I) Cotlblt IJStlrU .. Cl) Aline lftd a.. 10n1 0 THE ATLANTIC OCEAN * Brought To You By SO. CALIF. GAS CO. 0 Tiit Sew11 S..U "The Atlanlic Ocean" fifth In the series, with footaae of attempts to explore the underwater wreck of the Andrea Oo<ea. ~News EE lamer Ted AntstnM11 EE Wuflln&ton WHk 111 Review 61) Fanfarria falcon m Hour of Stirs a} Movie m Klmbe 5:30 IJ Circus (]) Movlt: (C) "'1·109" (dra) '63 -Cliff Robertson, Ty Hardin. 0 The Joll11 Meley hw IJ Mandnf Generltioft Norm Crosby and Claudine Lonaet JU8$t. ())News @) Movlt: (C) "T1tt Unauarded Mo- menf' (dra) '57-Esther Wiiiiams. George Nader. fE Korean Varitty Hour g)Do·Rt-MI m Speed Racer ~ U(l}'SlitjVfiilifn nmm""' 0 Movie: (C) (2111) urht Wonders of Aladdin" (com) '61-Donald O'· Connor, Noelle Adam. Cll Rollin' 0 I Am Somebody 0 Tht Avenrers "The Correct Way to l'ill" Patrick MacNee and Diana Ria& star. m Tom Jones Show fE Korean News Hllfllllflts Eil) Btac• Journal C!) Teftro def Domtnao G) Mobile Wor1d m Tllm Stoops 6:30 0 I IJIC1AL I I Am Joe's Heart An animated and live adaptation of the popular Reader's Direst article, us· inr the voice of Henry Morr i n in the title role. This film provides straight factual information and il- lustrates the workinas of that vital orran, the heart. (i) "* Beauty IJ £,mtness m Cnablre futllf'ts fE Drama fE '40m g)lucedb m Btau James Show &> Uttlt Rascals 7:00 fl IJ News 0 Wild IOnacSom "Mirration of the C.ribou" Flying far into the Arctic Circle, Martin Perkins and Tom Allen ob~rve the mlaratlon of tfle north· werd·bound caribou. I Am Joe's Heart tic 'th he a s. Ci) Al luut O Tiiis 11 Your Life "Chad Everett" Q) hu,ort to Trani fl) I iflCIAL I New Yur's C.lebr1· tion of the J1p1nne Roy1I flmllf El) June WIJfte May Natalie Tabak auests. m Wiid Klnrdom a) Lawrtnet Wtlk Show EE Speed Rtcer 7:30 II Diet Van Dyke Show With Jenny 1w1y. Dick is left alone to watch after baby son Chns. He aets so absorbed in walchin& • television football 1ame that he absent·mind edly ea ts all the baby's food-then loses the baby durina a mad half time duh to the supermarket. and racial tensions 1n a Geor11a town. EB Jtpanese Family Oraru El) Masterpiece Tllutre "The Moon· stone" The conclusion offers the solution to the mystery of Rachel's missing diamond and the strana• events surroundln& its disappear a net. m Y Ahor1 Sitvl1 9:30 11 Cil I IJIClll I l in& Crosby - Coolin& It (R) Flip Wilson, Berna· dette Peters and Dean Martin 1uest in this musital·variety special. ONews m The 81& Question 9;35EE Rim 0 (1gJ g;, Wonderful World of Dis· 10;00 0 ®) g;, Nl(ht Gallery "The Rina ney "The Mystery in Dracula's Cas· With the Red Velvet Ropes" (R) The tie" Part I Three youngsters set new heavywei&ht boxln& champion out to make a movie and uncover of the world is suddenly faced with a gana of jewel thieves operatina in one more unscheduled fight, a1ainst their seacoast community Scott Kol a supernatural challenger den. Marlette Hartley and Clu Gula 0 News aer star. 0 Community Feedback 00 The Protectors m EE News 0 H1H tht Georte Kirby Comedy El) Rrinr lint Hour Dux DeJohn auests. m Pandoram1 O Million $ Movie; (2hr) "MHk EE Lou Gordon Show of Oimitrfos" (mys) '«-Zachary 10:15 EE Rim Sco 1 ttt. Peter Lorre, Sidney Green· 10:30 II The Protectors "The Quick Brown s ree · F " Th P t cto m Thrte Pusports to Adventure OX e roe rs are on an IS IC'!:\ F·...,.. 1 . J s1gnment from the West German ~ onu•I S 1n 1p1n . El) The Frtnch Chef ~over~ment to discover who 1s pay '--A---511 La Crilda Bien Cried• in& five other ex·NaZ1s scattered aJ ckt1ms amily 0 The Time Bein& Myra Scott and y 8:00 IJ M•A•s•H The usually on e&ul Moyer host show on billboards; the·ball Radar suffers a strange loss the hereditary Jewish disease. dys· of efficiency characterized by poor autonomia; volunteer army and why appetite, the hjblt of assuming 8 1t won't work: and male steward· chlld·like pose and a peculiar loss esses. of memory regarding the requisition g Gamer Ted Armstron1 orders he makes. CI) The Evil Touch 0 Roller Games (19) S.n Die10 Panorama 0 (I) Ci) a) The FBI "The Rap m News T ~ker" To save his son from being 11 :OO IJ O CI>®) News tried for assaulting a loan shark .,. R H b rd · · · bo C M rt ~ ex um 1 v1ct1m, crime ss asey o on 0 Gamer Ted Annstron1 pays Bob Stern $25.000 to take the m Movie: "Road House" (dra) '48 rap. -Ida Lupino. Cornet Wilde, Rich m Movie: (2hr) "The More Ule Mtr· ard Widmark. rier'' (com) '43-Jean Arthur. Joel m Kathryn Kuhlman McCrea. El) Jana•I m David Frost Show a) Movie EE Nippon No Uta/News m Tt Be Announced 11:30 II Name or the Game "Jenny m EJ Ctrniaje Wilde Is Drowning" Jeff Dillon tries tiI!) Cine del Oominao desperately to prevent a young ac &) David Sussklnd Show tress from taking her own life be cause she's a failure. 1:30 II Cl) M1nni1 Joe Mannix is O ~ T ·.-Sh marked for death by 1 mysterious · ~ 0"'5"' ow (iJ Telepulse enemy who chooses to taunt him in 0 Movie; "A·Hauntinf Wt Wiii Go" ingenious ways before carrying out (com) '42-Laurel and Hardy. his Ulreat._ I!) Movie: (C) "M1flc flre" (dra) 0 (1j) a;) NBC Sunday Myrtery-'51-Yvonne OeCarlo;Carlos Thomp· McCloud "Showdown at the End of son the World" ~ee J. Cobb and Eddie 511 'Estrellas MllSSctles Eaan guest '" • story about nar-12·00 (6) Th Rift colics smu11lina in which fright· · 0 6 ~ N eman ened female models do dirty work ~ ews 9:00 0 (I) a) ABC Sunday Movie: l2:30 Issues and Answers (C) (lhr) "Hurry Sundown" (dra) 0 Suspense Theatre '67 -Michael Caine. Jane Fonda. 1 :00 II 0 Cil CI> News John Phillip Law. Diahann Carroll 1 :30 m Movie: "Tales of Adventure" The screen adaptation of KB Gil (adv) '54-0on Defore. Lon Chaney den's best·sell1n& novel about social Jr THIE OAIL Y ftlLOT. TV WllK, JANUAIY 7. 1'U DON'T 11/il/r 111,1:11=11:11·r1: 1·r AND BREAK THE PAINT HABIT ~ -ta ' .- & Pacificote is Guaranteed All WORK GUARANTEED for 15 Years! PACIFICOTE incorporates 6 steps: sandblasting, trenching, patching, masking, waterproofing, and Pacificoting. 24 colors to choose from. PACIFICOTE YOUR HOME & BREAK THE PAINT HABIT! FREE FREE FIRM ESTIMATE FIRM ESTIMATE SERVING LA. OYER 30 YEARS CALL MR. EXPERT NOW DIRECT OR COLLECT 836-1878 407 No. La Cienega aOILDm. Los Angeles ,... 9 INSIDE ~ the tube ' .OUTSIDE hollywood by Bil M•han My muslc:.I ea.men runs the gamut of the love of listening to music-to Streisand and Judy Garland, the sentimental things. I play two things on the piano. I know where they are on the keys but nobody else does until 1 ploy them. Naturally I was o bit un- eosy when I set obout to do o score on Quincy Jones. Quincy is o block mon in a white world following in tht tro- dition of the national ombosso- dor of music, Duke Ellingh:>n. A musical giant, he hos ap'proxi- motely 39 movie scores ind~d~ in9 IN COLD BLOOD ond THE NEW CENTURIANS. His mu- sical sogacity hos mode him the recipient of three Academy Award nominations. I orrived o bit eorly. as usuol, 'ond was escorted by o young girl to the Conference Room. There I sot, tr y:ng not to be the little drummer boy on the toble, as o different secretary bobbed in ond out constantly reassuring DUKE ELLING TON QUINCY JONES me ffiot a men celled Quincy wo s goi ng to appeor. About e iiifh"fnp, convinced one of the girls thot I hod every in- tention of woiting to see the busy Mr. Jones. After o few more anxious moments, t he front-desk receptionist osked me if I wonted o drink. Tho nk God, I thought. However, elotion fell like o ton of bricks when she blithely queried, "Coffee or teo ?" ! ! At lest Quincy Jones emerged looking like o young men in his lote twenties rother then o member of the 30-plus group. He wos quiet e nd unassuming ond. despite the hectic otmosphere, seemed reloxed. It mode me wonder why he woula undertake o nerve-wroding project like the 90-minute speciol tribute DUKE ELLINGTON ... WE LOVE YOU MADLY on the CBS T efevision Network, February I I 19:00-10:30PM PT). In e soft resonant tone, he reloted his lon g devotion for the Duke which begon when he wos o boy of ten. "The young people should know Duke Ellington mointoined his dignity ~ong before it wos f?op~lor. He is the block experience. He calls it block roots to beer block fru its." Then Quincy recalled the mony no-dinner nights he spent os o youngster ot the Berkley School of Music in Boston, on experience he could hove done without but which strengthened him during this nine-month period getting the Duke Ellington Special in production. "T enocity is the word," he said. "You start fr~m will to fruition . You con get discouroged from doy to doy by the obvious elemenh thot moke you soy it is too rough to do. But if you want it bodly enough, you'll do it." DUKE ELLINGTON ••• WE LOVE YOU MADLY is not only Quincy Jones' tribute to the Duke, but the entire entertainment industry's es well. They all wanted it bodly enough. ,.,. 10 THI! DAILY "ILOT, TV W••K, JAHUA•Y l, 1'71 MONDAY JANUARY 8 For momfna and afternoon Ustinp, pluM see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, •re day'~ mcwles. DAmME MOVIES t:OO m "l•pec:t'" (dra) '49 -Ula R1ines, Bri1n Donlevy. t :lO U "'VtCUes" (dra) '37-bn Ben· nett, Warner Baxter. 10:00 Cl) "The Mite W•rrlof" (dra) '61 -Steve Reeves, Georaia Moll. D "Dtpcrty Mal"WI" (wes) '50- Jon Hall, Frances Lencford. 12:00D"T11e 111 atue" (mys) '54- Glenn Lan11n, Lon Chaney. 1:00 m (C) "Operat»n ltSlntis" (dra) '6>-John Ericson, Berna Rock. 1:30 D .. Docter DJUI•" (mus) '33- Bin1 Crosby, Andy Devine. D "Tiie ,,... Clew" (adv) '52- Glenn Ford. Geraldine Brooks. l :OO Cl) (C) ''Rftllnte Is My Destiny" (dra) '71-0lris Robinson. Sidney Blackmer. 4:00 D '"Stanley ind Uvl1ptoM" (ad'V) '39-Spencer Tracy, Richard Greene. ai (C) "Sewttt Stas to C.lais" (adY) '63-Rod Taylor. Keith Michell. sa.atr (com) '59-James Carney, Shlr1ey Jones. (J) SI• IS IOlll listin1 fVINING ':0011aamm""' (])~Nftl 0 lonann "The Rescue" CI> Ctt S.trt D Wiid Wiid West m Tiie FlfltdDflu OJ StlrTNk fl) Mf Dulce EAtmortdt m Hedl't*lie Led" EI!) Action Th•tft &,)ThNtStMps 6:l0 Cl) Hopn'a HerMS D Movie: (90) "CaptaJn Eddie" (dra) '45 -Fred MacMurray, Lloyd Nolin. Charles Bicidord. Cl) CIS Nns Walter Cronkite ~Merv Crtm11 SM. m Andy Crfffltll Ell) M1ki111 llll11p Grow "Forcina Bulbs" a;, Joann. Canon Show Gill""''' Q) Uttlt Rasals 7:00l'J CIJ DmNen 8 lowlln1 tor Delfin CI> Trvttl Ot Conwquences Cl) Wild Ifft Tlleltrt D Mefs Mr Unel m I l.owt Lucy OJ I lku• of Jeannie fl) fr., DilbRllo fil) WMtb, Kilns Ind CbJ "Kiln Atmospheres end Temperatures for Glaze Firinf'' 6!) (J Mtf TltH C.ra de Mujer Em Y1ritdades Musicales 7:30 f) Jotwlllf Ma11t1'1 Stl141 Up Ind CltMt P1ul Williams ruests. (]) Htpn's HtNa D The Ntw Price la RIOt D Mowit: (C) '(2Jlr) "Dutny All rte nets" (sci· fi) '69--t<ojlro Ho nao @ To Tell "9 Tnittt Cl) TIN hrellt Qa•e fJ Mllllttl $ Movie: (2hr) .. Ni&flt of tM Hunt.r" (SUS) '55-Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters. (!§ WiW IOl!rdom m n.at cirl llJDrapet fl) atesplrfto fil) T'1I Chi Ch'"'n-l.lerdMs m T1le Adwtnblrar ml Rev. Ray fllmrro ff) Tiie Add111s f11Wlly .. 1:00 tJ (I) Cunsmokt Two outlaw broth· ers return to Oodae City to visit their dyina mother and threaten to take Doc and Kitty as hostaaes to ensure their escape to Mexico. 0 ®) a;, llup-ln Don Rickles 1Utsts as • baay-pents comic, a faith healer, and .s himself, "The Sultan of Insult." Charlie Callas. Martin Milner and Kent McCord also auest. 0 CV@ m The Rookies ''Tar- nished Idol" Willie Gillis' efforts to aet crippled ~una Mickey Fabiano to walk aaain are spoiled when Wil- of the boy's brother. m Horan'• Heroes OJ Comer Pyle USMC fl) Hennanos Coraft Ell) I IHcllt I llle Tribt llllt Hides From Man Explorers Orlando and Claudio Villas·Bo•s lead a search deep into the Ameron Junife for the mysterious and war-llke Kreen Akrore tribe. &!) Noehe de Ctla a!) Mlauellto Valdez Show m Mom: (2hr) "Tiit Irish In Us" (com) '35-0livia d~avilland, Pat O'Brien. 1:30 m Merv Criffln Sltow m Petticoat Junction Gil)Novel1 9:00 f) Cl) Htra's Lucy Don Knotu auests ts Uncle Harry's country cousin, Ben. who meets Lucy on 1 blind date and tries to charm her with the verses he writes for areet· Ina cuds. 0 @) a;, NIC Monday Movie: (C) (2hr) "To Set Tiiis TOWft On Flrt" (dra) '72 -Chuck Connors, Carl Betz. Und1 01y, Charles Robinson. A newspaper publlsher must decide what to do when ht develops doubtt about his part in havin1 sent 1 pol· ltlcltn to jall for m1nsl1uaflter. 0 Cl) Cl) &> AIC Mond., Movie: (C) (2hl') Hflw C.nl Stvct" (wes) '63-Detn Mertin, Robtrt Mitchum. Inger Stevens. When a stranaer in a poker a•me is cauaht cheatina. he is huna by the other players in the rame. Some time later, the players '" that a•me all berln to be found dead. one by Ont and in horrible ways t7l ncl All ao t rt - th- eir ke ure les a he or en s" •t ~ Mowtt: (21tr) "~ TrNblenr• (drt) '64-Stuart Whitman. athnJMa1ott fl)NI• fii) !l!lc!AL I Sllort fll•s WlUl ctl•cl Clt11•pll11 Animation alter· TUESDAY JANUARY 9 nates with live-action in a fast-For momln1 and ~ Hstinp. paced hour of film treats. On the please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. pro1ram: "Hopscotch," "lail Keys Below, for your convenience, are Made Here," and "Glass." the day's movies. t:JO 1J {))Dena Dey Show Andy Grif· fittl 1uests ts Mitch Fol1er, 1lib DAYTIME MOVIES operator of a Hollywood talent a1en· 9:00 m "The Maptflcent Ainbenons" cy and actlna school who promises to lead Doris Martin to a lucrative (dra) '4Z-Joseph Cotten, Anne Bax. career as an actress. 9:30 ~ "She Played WJu. Flrt" (dra) U One Step Beyond '53-Jack Hawkins, Arlene Dahl. C1J Ntw1 10:00 (]) "Jet storm" (dra) '62-Richard Er!> Yartedadn Attenborouah, Stanley Baker. 10:00 IJ (I) To It Announced U "If I Had a Miiiion" (com) '32 IJ m at News -Mae West, Warren Williams. C1J Crilllt Fllftters Special auests 12:00 IJ "Splendor" (dra) '35-Joel Mc· are District Attorney Joseph Busch Crea, David Niven. and Conaressman Jerome Waldie. 1:00 m '1'-Men" (adv) '47-0ennis 0" atNtw1 ' Keefe. fl) Stcuestro en el Citlo 1:30 IJ (C) "Della" (dra) '63 -Joan fl'j) Roeds to frttdOlll Mathieu Crawrord, Charles Bickford leaves Paris to report for military O "l ittle Caesar" (dra) '31-Ed· duty; Boris leaves Lola to enlist. ward G. Robinson. lvich, who has aareed to sby in 3:00 "Hot St>ell" (dra) '58-Anthony Mathieu's flat while he is rone. de· Quinn. Shirley Booth. cides to see Claude, an old friend-O "Action In the Norttl Atlantic" but then finds herself in dancer of (dra) '43-Humphrey Boaart. Ruth assault. Gordon. TN• DAIL.., ftlU)T, TY waaK. JANUAaY 7, lm ears: HEARING LOSS? jS jDoYouHavea Mail Attached Coupon f ~r FREE BOOKEET Hearing Aids at a Price You Can Afford ... Backedby a Company You Can Depend On r------~--~---------------------, Sean,ll~ ... c.. I M S. 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D ®l m Johnny Canon 1J Foru11t loxlna D Cf) Cl)~ P'aar Tonlpt Co· medlenne Peay Cass will act as Jack Paar's partner in midnlaht con· versatlon. m To Tell Ult Truttl fl'j) J1n1•I EB Movie 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents m Safari to Advtnturt 12:30 m Movie: "Ptrb Model" (com) '53 -Paulette Goddard. at Counby Musk 1:00 (]) D {)) NIWI l:JOl)News DNews 4:30 Cl) Sime as lOAM listln1 EVENING 6:00 a o u gi mm m""' (]) 11.0) News IJ Bonanza "The Dark Gate" CI) Get Smart 0 Wild Wild West m The Flintstones O)StarTrt• &> Mi Dulce Enamorada fl'j) Hod19pod1e Loclae a>Tit .... Stooru 6:30 00 Horan's Heroes D Mom: (C) (90) "Satan Nt¥tr Sl"ps" Part l (dra) '62-William Holden, France Nuyen. (]) C8S News Walter Cronkite @) MtrY Qriffln Sltow m Andy arttritti fl'j) Astn1110111r I "Galaxies, l " m Joanne Canon Show m> Novel• (!) Dot42 PM 6) UttJe R1sul1 7:eC> 1J (]) 0 m Ntw1 U Bowtlnf for Dollars CI) Truth or Consequftttes {))Safari to Adwnblra 0 Wllafs My Une7 m I Love Lucy 0) I Drtam of Jeannie EE La hrtla Sin Par m Th• frendl Qef • fl) EJ AllOr Tient Cara de MuJer m> Varitdad m Speed Racer 7:30 IJ I've Qot a S.Uet Rod Serlin1 (Continued) YOUR INVITATION TO GRACIOUS LIVING IAmnJ MANOI -R..We..+i•I ure cH+.r fer tt.. u tlw• rett~ llAUTIFUUY Al'POINTID SUITU •w11f•t .,, ...... ..._ with b•lco11i••· •"' prin t• or HMf· .. ,, .... roo"'' futur• dhti11ctiw• color·c~or,.~11·•·' carpets ... , r ... t.rler 4•cor. Ewer;y roNt ha • ,rlvefe ltetli Hfft,lef• wltli tv~ ., ahower. ALL MIAl.S AND SNACIS ,... 11 TUESDAY (Continued) auests (]) Ho11n'1 Heroes O Police Surseon "Veil of Death'' When 1 corpse vanishes from the hospital, Dr. Locke and his para- medic Alan U Blanc are tceused of malpracllce • U Mowfe: (C) (2hr) "Thf lnwlncibM SIJ" (dra) '70 -Stuart Whitman. Elke Sommer. (IJ To Tell the Trvtfl Ci) Fa11lly Classics O Million $ Movie: (211r) ''lht Mal· lue Felton" (mys) '41-Humphrey Boaart, Mary Astor, Sidney Green· street. (lg) Hollywood Squares m niat Glr1 Q) Draanet fl) l1 Medl1 Ocllo1 Ell) Citywatchers •·New Downtown" a;, Stand Up ind Cheer m eo ... ldy (D It la Written m Add1m1 f1mllr 1:00 8 M1ude 0 a;, Bon1nH ''The Marriaae of Theodor1 Outty" To everyone's surprise, Gnfl Kina has apparently marned Theodora Duffy What no one knows 1s that she 1s a deputy U S marshal on the trail of a no· tonous Ctv1I War criminal D m Temperatures Rlsina "Black Is Beaullful" Noland falls n interested in him because of his reputation. Tracy Reed •nd lom THI DAIL.., P'ILOT. Tl/ waaK. JANUA•Y 1. lt7l Bosley auest. of survivina the operation suddenly 0 Boris Klrioff PJtMnts m Hopn's Heroes drop from 96 percent to 50·50. m Naws Q) Gomer Pyle USMC Q) Peny Mason · fB Secuestro en el Citlo ft) Hemluos Cerajt fl) Nino Ell) The Resolution of Massie Wax Ell) I l!lcll( I Artists in America: Ell) Behind the lines el Mudlacha ltallana Vlene a Petar Aleundtr The focus IS on LQS m Novell Culne Anaeles sculptor Peter Aleunder 9:lO B CBS Tuesdly Movie: (C) (90) 10:30 U ~:1~k Badl Show who specializes in plastic cubes. "Hunter .. (sus) '71-John Vernon, !!.. N-CostrJ/Sports pyramids, wedges and st11ps of ~ • w A I t 1 ~ ..... Steve Ihnat, rlltz . eave_r. a a ll:OO 8 0 0 @I) a;, a) News colOfS. racetrack smashu_p tn which a gov· · /(Al N-e> Ajua con Piporro 1 h UJiV ..... "-' ernment agent 1s bad y urt un· U A-St 8 d ~ Variedld f . h vn• ep eyon ft:\ 'T 1... covers a antast1c enemy sc eme fZ'\ Marshal Diiion ~ Movie: (2tlr) • hat Hasen ·G .... f U!.I (dra) '47-Shirley Temple. ~Ono br:•;w:~sethe man or an un 0 Movie; (C) "Voya1• lo D1n1er'' 1:30 8 Ci) Haw11l f"ive-0 Patty Duke. U ~n• ~ep Beyond (adv) '62-John Hansen, Karin Baal Carol Lawrence and Larry Kert are O News m Truth or Consequences the auests as McGarrett goes after Ell) Blad! Journal IE Perry Mason the heret?fore unto~chable kinapin E!) Revlsb Musle1I fB G~rner Ted Armstrona of narcotics traffic in the Islands, m festJvil Mexit1no 11:15 @I) Cinema l4 Kina Manola. • lO:OO 11:30 f:1 ~.ces Lite Movie: (C) "Bunny 0 CV (j) al ABC Tuesdar Movie. O XEROX PRESENTS· o Hare (adv) Bette Davis, Ernest (C) (90) "The Devil's D1u&flter'' ,. . • Boranlne star. (sus) '72-Shelley Winters. Belinda * "AMERICA -Episode 5 O ~ m Johnny Carson Show J Montaomery, Robert Follworth. Go west young man U NYPD Joseph Cotten. A terrified young with Alistair Cooke. D @ Cil m Jack P11r Tonl&ht woman learns her soul was sold lo 0 Q:ol a;, America "Gone West" m To Tell tht Truth the devil at birth by her deceased Settlement of the land stretching Ell) Janui mother, and she now must wed a rrom the Appalachia n Mountains to 12:00 U The Baron demon of Satan. the Pac1l1c Ocean by determined m Alfred Hitdlcodl PrtMnts m Merv Griffin Show pioneers. motivated either by need Q) Saf1ri to Adventure m Petticoat Junction or by areed, IS detailed by Alistair 12:30 m Movie: "last AnVY Man" (dra) Ell) Bill Moyers• Joum1I Cooke '59-Paul Muni, David Wayne, Betsy E!) El E.difido de Enfrtnte 0 m News Palmer. m Novela 0 Ci) a) Marcu.s Welby, M.D. IE Country Music 9:00 0 0 a;, The Bold Ones "A Tight "A Necessary End" Stricken with a 1:00 0 0 News rope to Tomorrow" William Shatner fatal illness, a famous photographer 1:30 8 News gue s as Ol)e 1> ree ea pa· earns accep e an goes 1 ow: "Tln Qmlfme~ tients who must underao a new on to complete her best wor11. Anne from We~ Point," "Mr. Smith Goes surgery tedmitfurbtrt tm ctmns enter auem 1'lr w.striniton" •ADAPTABILITY OF NATURE' 1l>e building of fall-out shelters as havens against a poisoned en· virooment is not an activity confined to man alone. lo "500 Million Year5 Beneath the Sea," the Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau special from Metromedia Producers Corporation airing on ABC, Tbunday at 8PM. Captain Jacques Cousteau, Philippe Cousteau, and divers and cameramen discovered a colony of undersea crea· tures that bad literally burrowed for their lives. Concerned about damage to marine life off New Caledonia. caused by dum~ing wastes from mineral strip mining. the Cousteau party examined the shallows of Noumea Lagoon. Researchers dis- covered there was an apparent absence of life until an incredible network of holes was found. To get an idea of the complexity of tbcsc catacombs, Cousteau's men made plut.ic molds of the burrows. The molds revealed a maze P11• 12 of tunnels and escape routes covering 2 feet for every square foot of bottom. A night dive was initiated to find out just who these my1terious subterranean inhabitants were. Like creepers from mouldering graves, they came out to forage at night in the befouled waters. Sea mice, shrimp, gobics. tiny octopus and some strange marine muta- tions formed battalions on the ocean ftoor. AH of these bottom dwellers had gone underground to keep from strangting under an accumulating slag heap. For Cousteau and his men it was a reaffirmation of the amazing adaptability of nature. More importantly, thoush. it was a sign-post warning that man's travels down the road of environmental con- tamination may eventually lead him unde rground too. •n IX • r" at ny st ht a) sy s g a g t WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10 F0t momln1 end afternoon ll1tlngs, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your c:onvenlence, an! the da(s m ovies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m (C) "Safari" Cadv) 'S6-V1cto1 Mature. Janet Leigh 9:30 O (C) •'The Penis of Pauline" (com) '64 -Pat Boone Pamela Austin. 10:00 (J) "A Nice little Bank That Should Be Robbed" (com) '58-Tom Ewell O "Where There's Life" (corn) '47 -Bob Hope, William Bendix 12:00 O "Reneg1de Girl" (wes) '46-Ann Savage, Alan Curtis. 1:00 m "The Moon Is Down" (dra) '43- Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Lee J. Cobb 1:30 O "Dishonored Lady" (mys) '47- Hedy Lamarr. Dennis O'Kufe O "Valley of the Giants" (adv) '38 -Wayne Morris, Cla11e Trevor 3:00 "Brushfire" (dra) '62-John Ire land Everett Sloan 0 (C) "Adventures of Don Juan" (adv) '49-Errol Flynn "A Woman's face" Part I (dra) '41-Joan Crawford, Melvyn Douglas •:OO 1J (C) "Stopover Tokyo" (dra) '57 -~JfciTiirfWaaner, !iJmoncJ U' 11en •:30 (]) S.lme as lOAM listing EVENING 6:00 1J 0 0 @D mm al News (})@)News g Bon1nz1 "The Duke" Get Smut B Wild Wild West m The Fllntstones ®Star Trek EE Ml Dulce Enamor.1da m Hodeepod1e lodge (ID Action Theater m Three Stooges 6:30 (1) Hoaan's Heroes 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Satan Never Sleepi" Concl. (dra) '62 -Wilham Holden, France Nuyen C8S News Walter Cronkite Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith f ·1 "The EI1) Schools Without II ure Student's Roles" m Joanne Carson Show (ID Novel• m 0ot•2 ~ EE Little RaK.als 7:00 1J CI) 0 m News U Bowtln1 for Dollars m Truth or Consequencea Untamed Worfd B Wh1t'1 Mr line? m I love Lucy @ I Dream of Jeannie EE Capullna EE) Whtels, Kiins •11d Cl11 "Bottles eI) £1 Amor Tiene Cara de Mujer m Afidonados de la Comunidad m S9tec! Racer J:30 1J The Golddigaers Don Meredith guests THI OAILY f'ILOT, TV Wllllt, JAHV·"•Y J, 1m 13 1 Ho1•n's HetoH 9:30 THURSDAY O Wett nu Your Fathcr 5tti Home 0 A VISIT TO THE JOHN "The New House" Harry Boyte must * BI RCH SOCIETY decide between a costly renovation "Americanism In Action" or moving into a more ul)fns1ve O I lflc!lt ! A Visit to the John J4NUARY 11 house lire.II Sodety A personal tour of for mornln1 and afternoon llsUngs • 0 Movlt: (C) (2tu) "Invincible Sia" Buch Society lac1h11es, including please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. (dra) '70 -Stuart Whitman, Elke home oll1ce m Belmont Mass Below, for your c:onvenienc:e, ere Sommer. 0 News . the day's movies. '6' To Tell the Truth EI1) C lflc1I( I The Cunous Cue of ii You Wed for It VIUmln E An examination of claims DAYTIME MOVIES O Mllllon $ Mtvle: (2hr) "Pus.et• that V11am1n E may prtNent aa1na to Marseilles" (adv) 'U -Humph1ey increase sexuality and protec1 tun~ 09:00 m "Tell It to the Judge" (com) 49 Boaart, Claude Rains from smog -Rosalind Rus!.tll Robert Cum ~ Youn( Dr. Kildare @I) Nochu T1path1s ming1 ... m That Girl (ID Comedy 9:30 0 "The Big Carnival" (dr.i) '51- ® Drarnet lO·OO IJ Cannon Ar l ene Go lonk8 Kirk Doualas. Jan Sterlin& EE Los Polivocu ' auesls as an aspuing actress who 10:00 3--i "Setret of the Purple Reef" EE) Doin' It At the Storefront History becomes the tool 1n a complicated (adv) '60 -Jrtt Rlc;hards. Marg1a of the black church in America with plot to take over a vast real estate Dean music by the Operation Breadbasket emp11e. g ''The Old Fashioned Way'' <com) m Youn( Dr. Kildm 0 00\ m SEARCH "A Honeymoon '34-W C Field, Judtth Allen m This Is Your Life to Kill" An heiress flees. then van 12:00 0 "Condemned" Cmys) '30-Ron m Addams family 1shes. somewhere ln [urope. when aid Colma '· Ann Hardina someone tries to kill her on her wed 1:00 m "Autumn luvu" (dra) '56 - 8:00 IJ ::U Sonny and Cher ding day. Joan Crawford. Cliff Robertson 0 o~ m Adam·l2 "Clear With a 0 m@ News 1:30 0 "Hell Squed" (dr,\) '5S.-Wally Civilian" Part I At the end of the1r 0 (J) Q) Julie Andrews Keith CamPo Brandon Carrell walch, Ofhcer Malloy cites a woman Michell returns as Julie's guest 1n a 0 "Witness to Murder" (mys) '39 (Juanita Moore), for an illegal turn proeram re -creallng memorable mo -Barbara Slanwytk. George Sand When they return to the station, ments from famous writers ers Pele learns lhal the woman is the 0 Boris Karloff Pruenb 3.00 .-8 (C) ''The Ccol Ones" (mu\) '67 new pol1Ce commissioner ti) Secuutro en el Cielo Roddy MacOowell Debbie Watson 0 @00 CE Paul lyndt Sllow m Los Aneeles Collective Reports 0 . Hi&h Sierr1" (adv) '41-Hum 'Howie's lnherttance" When Howie scheduled the f1nanc1al ills of dis phrey BogcHI, Ida Lupino turns down 1 $10.000 inheritance. cou nt stores; odd1t1es of the motion 10 "A Woman's fact" Concl (dra) Paul Simms summons the youna --,ncture , 4l-Joan Crawford. Name ol the man's parents, then a psychiatrist 1aihng women at the Sybil Brand Ciame. m Horan's Heroes facility; and an 11h1b1tion by Ho14nd •:l>O f) (C) .. for Love or MoM(' tcom) aJ C10111er1yre USMC araphic ar11st Hans Escher at the '63-Ktrk Douglas. Mitzi Gaynor EE Hermanos Coraje County Museum of Art •:30 m Slmt IS lOAM llstln1 EI1) I 5"1c1Al I Leonardo: To Know @I) Lucia Sombra How to See Documentary on the ar (ID Theater tist1c and scientific development of k · 10·30 O Talk Bae Leonardo da V1nc1 . @ 8111 Cosby Show @D luch.1 Libre @!) Muchacha ltallana Viene • Ca· m Novela m Movie: (2hr) "Alibi Ike" (com) sane B (ID News/Sports '35-Joe f . rown. m 42 Plus 8:30 0 '19' m NBC WednesdaJ Mystery 11:00 1J 0 0 eI) mm News -B.1n1cell "Ten Thousand Dollars a <3) 00 @'News Page" Tycoon Walter Tyson. conf111td g One step Beyond to a wheelchair. is persuaded lo dis 6 Marshal Diiion play his valuable Book of Hours but B Movie: "M•B of the Tortoise" 11 vanishes 1ust before 11 •s-to be (adv) '64-Goll George shown Banacek IS brought In to un m Truth or Consequences ravel the mystery m Ptrty Mason 0 '3' Ci) CE ABC Wed nud •Y EE Garner Ted Armstrong Movlt: (C) (90) "Trouble Comes To EE) J1n1kl Town" (dra~ '72-lloyd Bridaes. Pat 11:15 @!)Cinema 34 Hingle. Hart Rhodes. Janel Maclach 11 .30 1J CH Late Movie: "Darby's Ian A black youth from Chicago ar ' Rana•n" (adv) '58-James Garner, rives in a small southern town ex· Jack Warden pecting the white sheriff to keep ~ 0 ~ m Johnny Carson Iona tirue promise of "adoptina O NYPO ., him. · 0 &) lact PNr Tonl&ht m M•rv ;1ilfln Show m To Tell the Truth @ Petticoat Junction 12:00 0 Min In e SultuM (ID Novela m Alfred Hitchcock Prnents 9·00 1J (['Medical C.nter Comedienne I!) Safari to Adventure , • Ruth Bum auests in a dramatic role 12:30 m Movie: "aty ol fear"' (dr~) 59 as a busybody hospital volunteer -Vince Edwards, Pat11c11 Blair who puls on a bold front to cheer m Country Musk others. 1:00 -'· 0 0 News ® """' Mason 1:30 1J Nns " NI / 2:00 m All·Niall1 $flow: ''Bury Me Dud, ~I sf :c1lt i l~tnt at Owl Cree~ • "I 'Nonder Wbo's Ki\sln1 Her Now," CR) See Mon . 11 PM ltstina '1.1'1 of the Bucunffrs" EVENING 6:00 1J 0 0 @I) m (ID al News r3' 9 News g Kinas Wum·Up/Hocker Kinas vs Philadelphia Fliers Ciet Smart 0 Wild Wild West m The Flintstones m Star Trek EE Mi Dulce Enamorada EI1) Hodgepodee Lodae m Three Stooges 6:30 ~ Hogan's Heroes O Movie: (C) (90) ''Comancht Sh· tion" (wes) 60-Randolph Stoll Nancy Gates 'T CBS News Walter Cro11k11e o Merv Griffin Show m Andy Gr1tf1th EI1) Aatronomy I "Galuies. 2 m Joanne Caraon Show (ID Novell fD Dot •2 PM m llttte Ruuls 1:00 u fl' o m Nen Truth or Coniequences American Adventu,. B What's My lint? m I Love Lucy m I Dream of Jeannie m Jue'f'ts E.spectlcularts m rel Chi a.·~,._uerclMI @I) El Amor Tifne Car1 de Mu1tr C;:ID Tele·Revlsu Musical m S9Hc1 Ram (Continued) P•a• 13 THURSDAY (Contlnu.d) 7:3011 Youna Dr. Klld•r. "Million Dol- lar Property" A su symbol actress attempts suicide to escape her cloy· Ina friends and f1llln1 career. Hoaan's Heroes O The Actftnturar "I'll Get There Sometime" An Incident In Australia leads to drama in Germany when the Adventurer calls on Mr Parmlnter (Barry Morse) to save a damsel 1n distress. To Tell the Truth ,ollce Surieon fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr') "The Pur· pit P11ln" (dra) '55-Greaory Pee". Win Min Thin. ®) lefs Mike I D11I m That Ghl Q) Dr1pet Eiil Acdot1 Chluno m Rollin' m Profesor Sl&ltlrio (!) Police Surteon Ef) Add1tns Family 8:00 8 Tiie W1ltons Lut1.e Bascomb accuses the Walton's Mountain school of teechina athebm and thrutens to cause trouble for Miss Hunter. the t11cher He particularly objects to Miss Hunter's teachina anthropoloo When he teams that her views do not conlorm to his 1nte11>retahons of the Bible, he sets hre to th~ school with homfyina results 0 Curtis M1yf ield are Flip's auests. 0 CI> (J) GB I lfiC1Q I TIM Un- dent1 World of Jlcqun Colte1U "500 Miltlon Years Beneath the Sea" Clpt. J1eques eost .. u and his divers study effects of pollution on m1rine fife In the PK!flc nt1r New Cate donia, en route lo a thrillin1 rendez · vous with a livin1 f0$Sil, the nauti· , lus, its 1racefully chambered shell representir11 millions of years of tn· 1ineerin1 perfection. mHopn's HerNt Q) lo1ln1 Fro111 the oty111pk fE Henunos Corll• m The AcMc:sWs @I) Pr1111tr Movie m Profesor Slaftlrio 6) Movie: (2hr) .. , LOV'ld 1 Wo1111n" (dra) '33-£dward G. Robinson, Key Francis. 8:30 IJ Movlt: (C) (2hr) "lnvindbt. Sil" (dr1) '70 -Stu1rt Whitmen. Elke Sommer. m Merv Criffln Show m>Noveta THIE DAILY jJILOT, TV Wll .. (, JANUA•Y 7, 1971 a swin1ln1 p1rty on the palatial estate of a 1irlie·typt m1cazlne edl· tor Sindy Baron auests as the editor and Barry Sullivan as the owner· FRIDAY publisher. JANUARY 12 D CD (I) a> I Ifie IA I Mldlel· 111a-10 AatonlNl'a Cllu111 Kio A look For mornln1 and afternoon llstlnp, beYolld the flee of offlclal China for plHse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 1 vivid study of the human side of Below, for your convenience, are life in the world's most populous the day'1 movt ... n1tion. Michelan1elo Antonioni will narr1te. fJ)Nlno DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Retrut Hell" (drt) 'SJ-frank fl1) Aft A .. rte1n F1•llJ The focus is Lovejoy, Richard Carlson. on the problems and joys, as they 9:30 D (C) "l1cltradl" (wes) '68 - actu1lly occt.tr, of a real family in Neville Brand, Peter Brown. real situations in an attempt to an-10:00 CI> "Collea• Confldentl1I" (dra) '60 swer some of the tarcer questions -Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows. about modern American society. P~· g "Th• lllWI of Arbon1" (wes) ducer /director Craia Gilbert and his 'SO-Vincent Price, Ellen Drew. e1mera crews spent Mven months 12:00 g (C) '1he Slit &ocla of Shar\ recordlna the day·to-day lives of the Reer• (sci-Ii) 'SS-Bill Cord Carol seven members of the William C. Lindsay. ' Loud f1mily of Santa Barbara. Cali· 1:00 m "Rinp on Htr flnaers" (com) fornia. '42-ffenry Fonda, Gene Tierney. 9:00 8 Ci) CIS 111und., McM9: (C) 9:30 0 News (2hr) "Tiie 5JPSJ Moths" (dra) '69 m> Ludie Ubn 1:30 O "Sirls In '"son" (dra) '56 - Richard Oennina. Joan Taylor. -Burt Lancas~e~, Gen.e Hadlm1n, 10:00 0 ~ m 0t1a Mirtln Show Bob Deborah Ken, Wilham Windom, Bon· Newhart auests. nie Bedelia. The story of barnstorm· r.111 loris Kartoff p ts in1 sl(ydivers whose lives are under· .., men scoced by even areater excitement m m ..... when they perform over a small fE Stc11tstn1 tn el Cielo Kansas town. Ell) Wor1d '1sss D ®l m lronsklt "A ~at Per •• • • • p murder 1ttempt which occurs durina fJ "The Roanna Twenties" (dra) '39-James Caaney, Humphrey Bo· a art. 3:00 (C) "Mutln(' (adv) 'S2-Anaela Lansbury, Mark Stevens. 0 "Mask of D\111ltrios" (mys) '« -Zachary Scott, Sidney Greenstreet. @) "Tbe Seutt Partner" (dra) '61 -Stewart Gran er Ha a Harareet. ) an•n trots to lndie" t----.----------------------il0!308Ntws (adv) '62 -Jock Mahoney, Mark Oant. • • •I• • • •,• • • •I• MTI ln~11t11 let T~e led Joli An you qU.l°tfied for en •ICitinCJ c..... in tfW lusiws world7 Do something positive for your future. Find out how tr.tning .t M11 cen ~ ,,. ... you for. high ~ying ~es: ~.. . Secret_, F/C looliMper Stetaogrepher Accoun+incJ Cleftt <Ari-Typist · Keypuneh Oper•tor ~ ~ AuiStanc• P•I• 14 m 1111 CosbJ Show m June w.,n. m>News ll:OOllODe>m (!)News (])@)Ntwa 0 OM S.p leyoftd (I) M1rsllal Oilton fJ Movie: '1ht Human Junale" (mys) 'S4-Gary Merrill, Jan Ster· linL Chuck Connors. m Tnrth Of Consequences Q) Ptny M110ft fE 5amer Ted Arwlstrona m Janaki 11:1S @I) Cinema 34 ll:JO 1J Ci) CIS Utt Movie! (C) "Killer Ir Nipr' (sus) '71-Robtrt Wa.a- ner, Oline Baker. a l1§l m Jollnny Canon Show ONYPD D Cl) (I) a> Jld ,.., Tonlpt m To left tht TruU\ 12:00 0 TM Biron QI Alfred Hltcftcioet Pments m Saf•rl ti Advtnture - 12:30 m Movie: "Jackut Mail" (wes) '42 -W1llace Berry, J. Clrrol Naish. Q) Cotutby Musk 1:00 Cil B D News l :J08Ntws· 2:00 m Alt.fti(ht SMw: ''Tiit s.u°" Cll1ra," Udy Fro• ~&Ml," "The lady Md tM lndtt" 4:30 (}) Slmt IS lOAM llstinf fVfNING 6:00 II 0 D @I) 8l:' m> (!)News (]) (lj)News 0 Llbrs l1abtball (cont'd from S:30PM) (!)Get Smart 0 Wild Wiid West GI Tht FllntJtonts Q)Sbr Trell fE Ml Dulce E111n1orld1 Ell) Hodppodft loclp 6) ThrH Stoo19s 6:30 Hopn's Heroes D Movie: (90) "Nlalrtf•ll" (dra) '57-Anne Bancroft, Aldo Ray. (]) CIS News Walter Cronkite ~Merv 5ritfin Show m Andy Cr1ftftll Ell) Astrono19y I "Galaxies, 3" m Jolnnt Carson m>Novela (!)Dot 42 PM 6) Utttt Rau.la 1:00 fJ CD B m ttews (jJ Trvtll "Co11.sequen~• Cl) Clfw1 0 Whit's My Une7 m I Love luq Q) I lkum of Jeannie fE llrtolo Ell) TM Uwly Arts @I) EJ Alftor Titne Car1 dt Mujer tiii) Rifler Dtrt>y m Spttd Rtcer 7:30 IJ The WIN1d of Survtv1I 'Trail to Survival" John Forsythe narrates this , s. ,. nk s) rt ol true-to-life story of seven boys ol Vengeance" A mysterious boa un the Wildeme" Leadership School in earthed during en uuv1hon turns African bush country into a virtual Pandora's box when e CD Fil11: "The Next Tlm1 You Set small wooden horse found inside rarta" opens a bizarre door to the past 0 Hollywood Squaru Martin Sheen and Kim Oart>y guest D Jeny West Show 0 00 m Room 222 "Rights (1) To Teti UM Trutti of Others·· Student Gary Webster's Ci) T1uilbeetln plans to eo to West Point arc shat 0 MHllon $ Mcwie: (2hr) "The Un· tered when his girlfriend becomes auspectad" (mys) '47-Joan Caul pregnant Dabney Coleman and lield, Claude R1ins. Wendall Burton auest ~ The New Price la Rl1ht Q) Peny Mason m That Clr1 &) Nino Q) Dfapet Ell) Masterpiece Theatre (R) &) Loa llwr1y de Ptralvlllo eI) LI Cosquilla fD Wall street Wffk 9:30 0 Ci) @ al The Odd Couple "I m Untallltd Wor1d Gotte Be Me" At a psychiatrist's al N11hvllll Musk suggestion, Felix and Oscar reverse m Thi Addams family their roles. each cultivating the hab· 7:55 a UCLA 811kttblll Bruins YS. its of the other Stanford. 0 Q) News S:OO IJ Cil Mission: lmpoulble Laraine a!) Prem~re del 40 S~ephens e~ests es the beautiful 9:55 John Wooden Sh w wife of a crime syndicate boss who 0 becomes the tareet of both the un 10:00 0 (iOJ m Banyon ··nme Lapse" denworld end the Impossible Mis· Banyon sets out to track down sions force when she has her hus· an allmony·owing ex husband and band killed and steals his records winds up being held captive by a 0 ~ m Sanford and Son "A Visit big time gangster Donna Mills From Lena Horne" Special euest ~smts N Lena Home appears as herself when ~ ews Fred Sanford discovers her car in 0 @ (i) al l ove American Stylt the paril.ing lot while tounng the "love and the Face ~w" stars NBC Studios in Burbank California Wendell Burton and Sterting Hollo Fred sneaks away from ·the tour lo way; "Love and the Impossible Gift" meet "the first lad of his dreams" stars Richard Haydn and Ann Ruth· i-.,---+----and whenhe does he attempts to ;-"love ana 1M Um !<tr trick her into visitine his home stars ~nna Douglas and Stuart 0 (1) (I) G) Thi Brady lluncli Mffgoltn. "Law and Disorder" Bobby becomes 0 loris Klr1ott Presents very unpopular with all his friends Q) News • and family when he tries to become fE Secuestro en el Ctelo the best safety monitor at school m Soul m Hopn's Heroes eI) MU<h1cha ltallana Viene 1 C1· Q) Ciot11er Pyle USMC urse EE Hermanoe Co~le 10:30 0 Talk Bad Ell) Washln,ton Wed In Review Q) NHhvllle Mualc eI) Diu Sonrlsls J un M1lgesto 11 :00 IJ 0 0 m m al News CiI!) Jim"" llraer Show Cl)([)®) NIWS El} Movie: (2hr) "SWina Your lad(' 0 Bob B07d Show/USC Buketball (com) '38-tiumphrey Bogart, Pen 00 Marshal Dillon ny Singleton. O Sllerlodl Holmes Theatre 1:30 0 @) m TM Utu1 People "Hon· m Tnstll or Consequencu est Sean Drives A,ain" In a comedy Q) Peny Mason of errors, Or. Sean Jamison's prac fE Gamer Ted Armstronc lice and IOYe life take a back seat Ell) Jlnaki when his driver's license expires. 11:15 m Cinema 34 0 @ G'J Thi rartrld&e Fam· 11 ·30 1J CBS Late Movie· (C) "The Grut llJ "For Whom th~. Bell Tolls . and • Bank Robbery" (~m) Kim Novak. T~lls .. end Tolls An escaped con Zero Mostel, Clint Walker Viet picks the Pa~ndae home as the Q @) m JohnnJ Cars.on safest place to hide out. Arte John-CJ) Movie: "face of Tenor" (hor) son euests. '63-Richard Alden, Helen Hovey m Merv Griffin Show 0 CIJ al Jeck Pur Tonlpt Q) Petticoat Junction m To Tell the Truth Ell) Citrntdlel'I .. _a!> NoW!I 12:00 GI Alfred Hitchc:ocl p,....lfts 9:00 1J Cl) CBS fridaJ Movie: (C) •(2hr) Q) Safari to Adventure "Petulla" (rom) '68--Julie Christie, 12:30 0 Movie: "Tops Is the Limit'' George .c. Scott, Richard Chamber (mus) '36-Bing Crosby, Ethel Mer· lain. After only six months of mar man. riage, Petulla (Miss Christie) meets 0 Movie: "Stranger From Hon& a recently divorced dodor and de· Kon(' (adv) Dalila, Taina Beryl! c1des he's the OM man she now m Movie: (C) "The Wild North" wants. Her romance ends in trouble (dra) '52-Stewart G.ranger, Wendell at home i nd she must decide be Corey. tween her lovtr and her huJ.b!nd aJ Country Music 0 m Cirdl of Fear "Dark 1 :00 'J) 0 0 (I; News t § I I ~ ~ § Seal Beach to San Clemente Every clauified want ad In the DAILY PILOT appears in every edition every day. That means your ad will be s .. n in papers delivered to homu and sold from new,racks from border to borcfer all along the Ot-•nt• CoHt. In all th"• editions • Huntington Beach -Fountain Valley • Casto Me.sa.. • Newport Beach • Laguna Beach • Irvine • Saddleback • San Clemente -Capistrano • Street Edition ( Newsrac ks) ' All for One, Price DAILY PILOT Classified Ads Phone 642-5678 Pap 15 SATURDAY JANUARY 13 •.iol?NIN<. ':00 Cl) TV a Classroom 6:30 O 11ac• Elpelitnu m let's lap 7:00 tJ CJ) SunrlM Semester 0 @) m Houftduti O I]) Ci) H.R. fJ&lf nstllf OJ l{othtr Im m Stsl ... Stnet 10:00 o ~ m s..1.b 2020 O(J)Cl)~d JO;JO II Cl) .. Ind ... PuUJUb 0 Ilg) m ltUllar8Und 0 Movie: "Sihtf Star" (wes) '55 -Jimmy Wakely, Edaar Buchanan. fJ (}) Ci) Kid Power O Mowie: "StMI Bayonet" (dra) '58-leo Genn, Kieron Moore. Cl) 5ospel Si11&fnf Jublfff fill MlsUr Rosen' Ntlpbof11ood 11 :00 II Cl) The Fli1ttstOflU 0 @) U':' I fPlc!lL I All About Mt A Children's Theatre animated fan· tasy explorina the human body. Sterlin& Holloway is heard as the , voice of Col. Corpuscle, as he takes 7:30 fJ Duity's Trtthouse a little boy, Scott, on a tour from 0 U':' Roman Holidays head to foot. Five sonas by C.C. D Campus Pfofllt Ryder will be sung by the composer 0 (}) Cl> Jaclson flvt durina the fil m. (I) TV I Classroom (j) Mobile Home Show nOl Just for Fun 0 (]) aJ funky Phantom m Movies: "Oliver Twist" (cl es) '33 m Ad·Ub --Oickie Moore, lrvina Pichel. "Sl1· fD Seume Street urd•r Hero" (dta) '5 1-John Derek , €!) lutha Ubre Donna Reed. 11:30 (j) Movlt: "You P•r Your Money" 1:00 fJ lup lunn1 0 m The Jetsons 0 John Way11e Theatre 0 CI> Cl) T1tt Osmonds 9)Yisloft On Cl) Country Musk fI1) Stsllftt S1Ntt (mys) '57~onor Blackman. o m m t1c1m11• m Untl•td Worfd Cl) Movie: "TIM Monster That Chai· ltn&ecl Ult Wortd" (SCl·fi) '57-Tim Holt, AudrtJ Dalton. l\fl!RNOON TH5 DAL&. Y .. ILOT. TV WSIK. JANIJA•Y t, tf1:t for the humin friend. Cast I$ made up of entirety non-professional ec· tors, and film won the "81$t Chil· dren's film" at the Monte Car1o Film Festival. fll11 feature 0 CJ) m 1973 Collt1• lnlttball Notre Dame vs. Marquette. CD Seul Train Cl),..., fl) CMt tn la Tlrdt 1;30 Cl) Movie: "Hollow Tnumplt" (mys) '48-Joan Bennett . • O Movit: "Ride Out for .. venae" (wts) '57 -Rory Calhoun, Lloyd Brid1es. m Cll11t1plonahip Bowlin& fll) Mister Rorers' Ntl&tlborttood 2:00 II Dusty's TreehouM O John Woodtn Show (() Glen Campbell Loa An1eln Open Golf m eomblt m S.111111 Street 2:30 II Just Natural Truman Jacques hosts. O Hlati Sdtoot Bubtblll 0 UCU 11.Utball Bruins iJs Calif. Golden Bears at Berkele1- ®)Hip Speed UYin1 Cl) Mdtale's N•WJ m Caaa dt Los Ninos Cl) Batman Ef) Coroaa Now 5* D Wt.it's Golnr Oft Wltfl Willi• Da· wfs 0 (]) (]) aJ Ale's Wide World of Sports (()®)News O ltoJd lrid1es' Water World m Movie: "Born Yesterday" (com) '51-Judy Holiday, William Holden. Broderick Crawford. &J Daniel Boone fE Alta Tension fl!) DEBUT Ere to Ere "fakes" The first of an eight .part series about art and its beina an inescapable part of everyone's life. Toniaht's program focuses on art foraer Elmer De Hory. m Super Show m Country Plate §) Kimb1 5:30 O Cl) News O Untamed Wortd ®) Movie: "D•uchter of the Mind" (dra) '69-Rey Milland, Gene Tier ney. m The Advocates m Call of the West Ef) St>etcl Racer EVE NIN G 3:00 I) TM Sitata 11 Over Bob Navarro 6:00 II 0 d) m NffS hosts. Cl) Drainet U Hee Haw Tennessee Ernie ford, Sabrfna ;:;ti:)~fi:W.IM,;--tf~..t ..... ------+-~~1111·i-.:.mil~ and Che,~· -Mrl'_,,---...--• L--=~~~~-~~~~---~1~2~:00~8~(()~W~~~~~~TV~f~u=M~~=s~-~-O -rts~~~A~llis~I~ ~~ 0 00 al Alt Superstar Mov· 0 ®) m NHL H·odley New York ast reautar in th• NBA, G.lvin Mut· ([l Hi&h Clleptnal _It;_ ''nat Gjtl" Ani~kd moYi R1n1erS"aT Sllouis Blues. phy of the Houston Rockets. is pro· D The Reil Don Steele Show about Marlo Thomas as "That Girl." 0 Roller Gll1tt1 filed. 6) The Persuaders _.. CJ) O (]) n.. uon'"ees CJ) far Out fli·'"s ~ T•abo del Sabado 9:00 .., Amazln1 Chan ''"' "' • .... ,. ..._ ~ .:'ft r.ta M .... ,.,. "Man from Del Rio" r.ta. Mo"le·. ''Th• Pea'"tme'"er'' (wes) ft:'\ Three stooaes .o. IJlll l:i:.1 Underdo1 ~ .,. • -. • ,. • ~ O Movie: "follow the Hunter" (wes) '56-Anthony Quinn, Katy Ju '56 -James Mitchell, Rosemarie 6:lO IJ fJ News (mys) ·~harles Chaplin Jr. rado. Bowe. (])Sports With Bertka 0 Movie: "My Qun Is Quick" CD C:host end Mn; Muir ~ Sdtn« Fiction Thutre 0 KNBC News Conferen~ (mys) ·57 _ Robert Brey, Whitney Eli) Mister Ro1en Nelahborhood m Movie: ''Cry Havoc" (dra) '44-(1) Sports Challenp Blake. 12:30 II (()ht Albert and the Cosby Maraaret Sullivan, Ann Sothern fll) Action Chicano (R) Cl) Movie: "The Great Dan Patch" l(lds . Cl) TM Vlralnllft €!) El Show de LtchUJI J Salinas (dra) '4&-0ennis O'Keefe, Geil Rus 0 Cl) al Amtncan Bandstand fll) Mister Rorers' Nelfhboritood m Manclni Generation sell. m Eltmtntary Ntws fl) futl>ol·Soccer CiD HM Haw fD Mls1er Ro1en' "•lpbomood fll) Sesame Strttt m Movie: "C1upt" James Mason, Ef) Little Rascals II) ant en Su Casa fl) SabMos Attrru Robert Ryan star. 7:00 8 Cl) UFO "The Cat With Ten 1:00 6 (()Children's Film Festival ''Ty J:30 B CIS C:olf Classic lives" A Siamese cat brinas sinister !:)()II Scoobr·Doo manthe's friend" An award·winnin1 drama Into the. hves of a SHADO ..._ ~ n11 .£.I R · f"I bo t b h t 0 CJ) (l) Profeasional Bow\ers' p1·1ot end h1·s wife . .._ Wll l:i:.1 The la •• •JS uss11n 1 m 1 u a oy w o ames Tour (I) TijuaH: Window to the South a wolf, releases 1t, then meeb It fll) looM (})Wild Kin&dOm O I]) TIM lnicfJ Kids aaain later in a climactic seen• 0 Thrillsaekers Chuck Connors Cartoon Carnlvel where the an imal sacrifices Its life 4:00 0 llllpacto With Manuel Ataaon hosts. ALL ABOUT ME-An •nlm•ted 1peclal with ori&irwl sonp, "All About Me," t9'ts •bout • boy who dre•m• he is taken on • tour Inside a human body by Col. Corpusde. He Mes the bHln as • computer, the heart 11 • pumplna station 1nd the stom•ch H • heatlns pf1nt. The Pf'OC,rlm, •n "NBC Children's Th .. tre" specl•I, airs on NBC, S.tunUJ SJ•n. 13) •t llAM. 0 Tht Saint O low\in1 for Dollars fE El blO oo fll111 r .. ture fll) First Adwtnturts ~n lmprovisin1 0 The P1Nnt Game Q:) Panor11a1 Latino 0 Dtattl Valley DIJS Ef) Yoke tf Africulture m Lawrence Welk Show 4:30 IJ Movie: ''Sb&• to Thunder Roell" Cl) It Takes 1 Thief (wes) '64-Barry Sullivan. fE Viviana Hort11uera a foa.s Hostess Inez Pedroza dis· Eli) I ltlc!M I The Trlfl: rut Hldts cusses the services available to the From Man" (R) Explorers search the physically handicapped with stu· Amazon }ungle for the mysterious dents from 1 Los Anaeles school for tribe known as l<reen-Akrore. the handicapped and members of @!) Noche de Sabado the Rebounders, en athletic oraani· m lwlt zation. liJ Speld RKtr O Movie: "Werewolf of London" 7:30 (})The Adventurer (hor). '35-ijenry Hull. Valerie Hob· Q The Mou1e Factory Guest host son. Herry Moraan examine$ the 1olden This ta Your Life days of railro1dina, 0 CiD lllls Wee\ In the NIA 0 Ozzie and Harriet I've Ao! • Stent O Ut'a Me .. 1 OHi , e t s O Mllllofl $ Movft: (C) (2hr) "Alta· ting her job as Bob's recepllontst 1nder Ult Qrur' (dr1) 'SS-Richard O News Burton, Fredric M1rch, Claire Bloom m Minority Community ®J Ufe Around Us al The Lerac:y of Ann Sulliv1n m 11act a.a11t1 9 45 .. Q} Desert Auction Gallery : ·~ Bob Boyd Show Ef} Addal'llS family ' 10:00 a:oo fJ All In the hmlly tJ Marlene Dietrich's TV 0 m Emeruncy "School * PREMIERE-with music Days" A trainee who has his doubts arranged by Bacharach about his read iness to beoome a f) (I) I sJlciXl 11 Wish You Love paramedic is assianed to Gage and Marlene Dietrich stars in this special DeSoto. based on her acclaimed one woman 1J USC Basketball Trojans vs. Stan-show on Broadway 1n 1967 Speciil ford Cardinals. was filmed at the ultra-modern new 0 (I) Ci) al Alias Smith and London Theatre in Drury Lane. Jones "Only Three to a Bed" Heyes IJ Movie: (C) "Th• lnvlndble Sb" and Curry try to make a little mon· (dra) '70 -Stuart Whitman, Elke ey by rounding up wild horses and Sommer. start a small-soale range war with 0 CI) Cil a> The Men-Asslrn· a stubborn old cattleman. Dean Jag· ment Vienna "There Was an Old rer, Jo Ann Pflug and Dana Elcar Woman" guest. 0 Teenaie Trials m Alfred Hitchcock Presents m News m Ch1mplonshlp Wrestling EE Cou Juz11d1 EE Lucha Ubre al Boa de Medco Ell) I sJic1lb I Thi Miid Bunch An ~Chinese Variety Hour allegorical Western dram• that In· m Lou Sordon Show eludes te~rif~ed townspeople, a crew l0:30 0 Twiliaht lone of sadistic interlopers, a shoot-out m News and a surprise endina. al Movie: "A SUaht Cue of Mur· 11:00 tJ (]) 0 0 ~News der'' (com) '38-Edward G Robin· Cil Marshal Dillon son Allen Jenkins. 0 loris Kartoff Presents 8:30 f),CI) Bridaet Loves Bernie Uncle ~Movie: "~m Yute~d1y" (com) THI'. DAILY f'llOT, TV W••K. JANUAIY 7, lt7J IUID-ll-111111~1 EXP Em ROOM ADDmONS •BATHS KITCHENS • REMODELING EXTERIOR COATINGS Moe runs awa from home when on 51-Judy Holliday, Wilham Holden his 65th birthday Sophie an am 1!J ltittuyn tcuhlman 1---11:=:::iq1 decide he should enjoy himself more ED An American hmlly (R) A Santa an4 takl ft usy Bar~ra -family optM its doors to Ell) lthlnd the lines TV cameras and tragedy, conflict. aJ TY Musical and social and personal traumas 9:00 tJ Cl) Miry Tyler Moore Show unfold in a real-life documentary. Academy Award-winner Cloris Leach· al Movie man returns in the role of Phyllis 11:15 (J) Movie: "Guns of Darkness" (dra) Lindstrom, and this time she wants '62-David Niven, Leslie Caron. her brother to marry Mary Richards. 11:20 f) Movie: (C) "The Selsh1 Boy" 0 @) m NBC Slturday Movie: (com) '58-Jerry lewis. Suzanne (C) (2hr) "ln,ldent on 1 011'11 Pleshette. St'1et" (dra) '72-Gilbert Roland, 11:30 0 90 Minutes Guests Include Bill Richard Castellano, William Shatner. Russell, Jerry West, The Honey Cone Murray Hamilton, James Olson. Oa· and "War " vid Canary, Robert Pine The U S Movie: "Monster of Pledru Attorney searches for the link be Blancas" (scdl) ·57 -Les Tre tween organized crime and corrupt mayne. city officials when a small-time 0 Movie: (C) "I'll like SWeden .. crook decides to avenge the con· (com} '65 -Bob Hope, Tuesday tract murder of his underworld Weld, Frankie Av1lon. brother with 1 shakedown scheme Movie: (C) ''Silvtr City" (dra) of his own. '51 -Yvonne OtCarlo, Edmund O Cl) (l) a> Stretts of Sin Fren· O'Brien. dsco "0.1thw1tch" A pair of fish· agi Tom Jones Show ermen accidentally witness the m Movie: "The l a<helor Party" smugalina of alien women, resulting (oom) '57-0on Murr1y. in the deeth of one of the men. aJ Cinema 34 m Black Omnibus Guests ar~ Jim 12:00 11 Movie: "Countdown to Dooms· Brown. Ray May of the . Baltimore daJ'' (mys) '67-George Ardison. Colts, Muine Weldoo, s1n1er. and O Movlt: "S,ac. Monstel'' (sci·fi) Paula Kelly, dancer. '64--Francine Yor11, Jimmy Bmon. fl) Nino .::!:\ J .., m Fll111 OdJSllY "Jules and Jim" u.:J ani .. (R) Jeanne Moreau and Osklr Wer· 12:l0 l1§ Mtvle: ~) "A ,TI• lo Llvt, A ner star In Fr1ncois Trutfaut's tllm TIM te Die (dra) 58-Jotln Gavin. classic, which offers an unusual 1:00 0 Spu'1n1 FrttlJ twist on the eternal triangle. 00 Ci) News aJ El S11oW dt Loco V1lda m Alt-Ni&frt Sllow: "Tltt P'rtvete 9:l0 f) Ci) lob Newtaart 5'low Feelina Ufe of Henry VIII," "Iron Curtlln," unfulfilled as a woman coupled with "TM Corsiun lrottlers" the fact she's just PIS! her twenty· m Movie: (C) "MM About Me• .. ninth birthday, results in Carol quit· (com) '54-Glynis Johns. - FREE ESTIMATES• NO OBLIGATION ALL WORK GUARANTEED FINANCING AVAILABLE FREE FREE FIRM ESTIMATE FIRM ESTIMATE SERVING LA. OVER 30 YEARS CALL MR. 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JAMUA•Y, '· nn .TV igr Evening Movies ·:.: " 6:00 7:30 a:oo t:OO 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:30- 7:30 8:30 9:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 tUO 11:00 ll!lO 6:30 7:30 1:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 9:00 ll:JO 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:15 11:20 11:30 SUNDAY, JANUARY 7 5 (C) ''The Wonders of Aladdin" (com) '61-Donald O'Connor, Noelle Adam. t HMau of Dlmltrf•" (mys) '44--Zachary Scott, P9tar Lorre. 11 "The Mor. the M~ (c»m) '43-JHn Arthilr, Joel Meer ... 7 S I (C) "'Hu"Y Su~" (dra) '67-MlchHI Caine, Jane Fonda. l l "ftHd HOUM'' (dnt) "'1--lda Lupino, Cornet Wiide. t "A-Hauntln1 We Wlll Go'' (com) '42-L.aur.t and Hardy. U (C) "M•ctc Flre'' (dra) '51-Yvonne O.Carlo. Carlos Thompaon. MONDAY, JANUARY I 7 "C•ptaln Eddi_.. (dra) '4S--Fred MacMurray. Lloyd Nolan. 5 (C) "Destroy All f"taneb" (sci-fl) '6~ojlro Hon10. t "Nlstif of th• Hultftr" (sus) '55--Robert Mitchum, Shelley Wlnte~. 4 (C) "To Set Thts Town on Fl,.... (dnt) '72--Chuck Connors. Carl Betz. 7 3 6 (C) "F'lve Card Stud'' (wes) '68--0.Hn Martin, Robert Mitchum. 10 "Shock TrHtnwnt'' (dra) '64--Stuart Whitman, Carol lynley. t (C) ''TIM Last Ch•r1e'' (adV) '64--Tony Rua .. u, Haye HararHt. 2 I (C) "The 5-Man Army'' (dr•) '70-.Peter Gr•ves, J1mes Daly. TUESDAY. JANUARY t 7 CC) "S.tan Never s1 .. .,_., Part I (dra) '62-Wllllam Holden, France Nuyen. 5 (C) ''The lnvlnclble Six" (dra) '7()-Stuart Whitman, Elke Sommer. t "The MalteM F•k:on" (m~) '41-Sldney Gr .. natrMt, Humphrey Boe•rt. 7 3 e (C) •-nt. Devil'• Daustif•r" (sua) '72-Shalley Wlnte,.., Belinda J. Montcomery. 2 I (C) "Hunte,.. (SUS) '71-.John Vernon, Steve Ihnat. t (C) ''Voyap to O.na.," (adv) '62-John Hanaen, Karin Bui. 2 I (C) "Bunny O'Hare'' (adll) Bette Davis, Ernest Bor1nlne. WEDNESDAY, JAHUA .. Y 10 7 (C) "S.tan Nevw Sleeps" Concl. (dra) '62-Willlam Holden, France Nu yen. 5 (C) .. Th• lnvlnclbte Sia" (dnt) '7()-Stuart Whitman. Elke Sommer. t .. ,..au!• to Mal'Milln" (advl ·~Hufrpbr~f: Bread Cfaud• ' ' t (C) -TNOIAi COiriii To Town' ( 111) 2-Uoyd 8rld1es. Pat Hln1te. 9 "Marti Of the Tortofs.e" (adv) '64--Gotz Geor1e. 2. ~ "O.•Y'e Ren1erw'L-(11dv) ~~es·Gam1·r:-nc$1 Warden. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11 7 ~C) "Comanche Station" (wes) '60--Randolph Sc;ott, Haney GatH. t 'The f'\lrple '"l•ln" (dra) '55--Grecory Peck Win Min Than. !S (C) "The lnvtnclbfe $fr• (dra) '70-Stuart Whitman, Elke Sommer. 2 I <Cl ''Th• GYP&)' Motha'' (dra) '6~Burt L.ancaater, Gene Hackman. t •"flle Human Ju'IWle'' (mys) '54---0ary Merrill, Jan Sterlln1. 2 I CC) "Klllet' 8y Nflftt'' (•u•) '71-Robert Wa•n.,, Diane Baker. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 7 "Nllhtf•ll" (dre) '57-Anne B•ncroft, Aldo R•y. 9 ''The Uneu1pec:ted" (mys) '47-Joen Caulfield, Claude Rains. 2 I (C) "Petu1ra" Crom) '68-Jull• Christle Geors• C. Seott. 2 ~C) ''The Great Sank R~' (com) Kim Novak, Zero Mostel. I ·r•c• of Terrot" (horl '63-~lchard Alden, Helen Hovey. SATURDAY, JAHUA..V 1S t CC) "Alnander the OrMt" ~~56-Rlcherd Burton, Fredric Marct1. 4 10 (C) Htncldent on a Dartl • (dnt) '72--Gllbert Roland, Richard CHt•ll•no. 5 (C) "Th• lnvtnc:&Me Sta .. Cdra) '7<>-Stuart Whitman, Elk• Sommer ll "lom Y..--Y" (com) '51-Judy Holliday, Wllllem Holden. l "Guna of Dertlnee_.. (dra) '62-0avld Niven, leslle Ceron. 2 tC> ''The Gehts. ~ (com) ·~eny Lewis. I Monster of f"tednte 91encaa" (~l·flJo Les Tremayne . 7 (C) "I'll T•lle Sweden" (com) '6 b Hope, Tuesday Weld. I {C) -Sltvw C!CY' <-> '!51-Yvonne O.Carlo, Edmund O'Brien. 13 ''The e.che4of P•f't1" (com) '57-Don Murray. 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Seven Stars Relive Their Thrills k Them Yourself Want to Mii a tamow perton • QW911on7 &end the question on a Polllcard, to "Ask," ·f-lly w..tcty, 641 Lexington A11e., New Yor~ N Y. 10022. We'll pay $5 !cw SNtllllhed QUntlona. Sony, -can't _, others. FOR HOW ARDCOSELL, sportscastu You were widely criticiud by •pomwritera for the watJ you handW the inten>iew with Stan Wright, the U.S. Olympic track coach who failed to get two athletea to the starling place on time, thw cawing lheil' diaquali/ication. How do you OllftDer thete claarget tJaat you toere 041-00 tough"P-B. King, Aumn, Tera.a ' FOR HERBERT G. KLEIN, director of communicotiona for the executive branch Did Praident Nixon serve in the regular Armed i'Ol'CeS in World War 0, and if so, did his Quabr background pose a problem?-A. Nield., Grand Rapids, Mich. •The President's family's religion was against war, and his mother preferred he serve his country in another way. ln one of the most difficuJt decisions he made during his young Ufe, the President went against bis mother• s wishes and accepted an appointment in the Navy. FOB SANDY DUNCAN Has the Joss of sight in one eye caused you any unexpected problems?-B. G. L , Santa Ana, Calif. • I've developed a paranoia every time 1 have the least little pain. I'm afraid something may affect the other eye, aJ.. though I know there is no connection between my good eye and what happened to my other ~ Lately rve also de- . . g-tbat-ha!PPCll.ed...t~ me during those four months. I understand a lot of people t-~-t--4:1&-tm·~when they-go thro·an-~lib-that.--_.. FOR BOB REINER of .. All in the Family .. How did you get the job as son-in-law to Carroll O'C.OOoor in ·An in the Family?" -Betty Finn, Lancaster, Pa. • My family has been friends with Norman Lear, the ex- ecutive producer of "'AD in the Family ... for many years. Mr. Lear had of ten told my father that I was a funny kid. So when Mr. Lear was casting for "All in the Family," I tried out for the part. I didn't get it, because 1 was too young. But the show wam•t bought. Three years later, a new pilot was made for C BS. I tried out again, and this time J got the part. FOR TARA LEIGH, one of the Ding-a-Ling Sutera on .. The Qean Martin Shou)' ... Are the Ding.a-Lings really sisters?-M.rs. Mildred Camp, Zanesville, Ohio • We practically feel like sisters, but W<' aren't. Two of us were bom in Iowa., one in California and one in New Jersey. FOR SEN. CHARLES PERCY of IllmoU An Illinois study showed that one child in five bad unsafe levels of lead in his blood. ls the Federal Government doing anything about this?-F. N. G., Wamac, lli. •They're only taking half measures. Each year some 200 children die from lead poisoning, and between 50,000 and 100,000 children take in enough lead to require treabnent. Last year the Department of Housing and Urban Develop- ment banned paint mntaining more than one percent lead in Federally owned or assisted property. But this year, HUD quietly circulated a directive exempting HUD-owned prop- erties from the ban. • l asked questions in the Wright interview that were no different from those asked by ~rtsw~iters during press con- ferences. A sports announcer is entitled to ask the same questions as a sportswriter. Yet a segment of the nation's sportswriters chose to make a marl;yr of a man who ruined 18 yean of preparation by two athletes. They made a martyr of Wright. and attacked me personally. But I've been through that trash before. It doesn't bother me. When I be- gan in this business 16 years ago, I asked sportswriter Red Smith for advice. He said only, .. Be there." Well. fve been there. I did what I had to do and saw it through. FOR DY AN CANNON, actreu Would you many a rich man for secUrity?-J. F.., Hartford, Coon. • I did onre-and it didn't worlt. [Editor0s note: Dyan was married to actor Cary Crant for almost three years. They have a six-year~ld daughter, Jennifer.) FOR JIMMY "THE GREEK" SNYDER, odds ma/cer Bow did you get your nickname?-Conrad Fiore~ Broo1'- lyn, N.Y. • When I was a hoy in Steubenville, Ohio. most of the kids had nidcnames. My parents, who were born on the Creek island of Kios, baptized me Demetrious S · . But I FOR FUP WILSON Why did you decide to become a comedian ?-Greg Mc- Carrell, Lehi, Utah • I was always the clown with my friends in Jersey City when 1 was a kid. Then ooe day my father took me to a revue at a local theater, and 1 saw how much the audience was enjoying the comedians. So I decided that if I was going to be a clown, I might as well get paid for it. FOR SHELLEY WINTER$ It seems you are either gaining or losing weight for every picture you make. Don't you mind?-M. A. ~ Council Blufs, Iowa • About halfway through ''The Poseidon Adventure .. -for which I raised my weight to 193 pounds-I went home and cried my heart out. I couldn't bear to see the movie, I was so fat. When it,. was over, I went to my doctor. He waa furi- ous! He told me never, never to do that again, no matter bow good the picture. Since 6nishing that film, I've lost a1Jnost 40 pounds and am now woririn on the next-». Jan11•rr 7, 197'3 .,.,,,. ~ ,,. ltaa c I*• a ._ LEONARD a. DAYJOOW, ClwllW llOltTOM FRANK, hilUnd .ct........_ PATRICIC II. UNSKEY, V.P., Advertising OinK:tOf llOftT "1tlKY, V.P .. Editor In Chief Assoc. Advertising MQf'.: RollMt J, CtwhllM; M8"'eting Direct.or: IW ~; New Yor1c Sales Mgr.:~ 8. W\'ost. ChlCAQo Sales Mgr.: .-Amar, Jr.; Detroft Sales Mgr.: IUcMrd T • ..,_ R£YNOl.DS DODSON. Managing Editor RICHARD YALDATI. 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I OICl9ll St. ""'" fOf Hell lltlll Md wlll .,, pOI~ balMU plus 111 post.II dlarats. ---~~~~~~~~~~~ Ml*fts--.~~~~~~~~~- ~ Zif __ _ "' .. , CUii( ,... ... D 1111111 CllUll D -.MUtCMI --BOB LILLY Tackle, Dallas Cowboys Many uperu rau Bob Lilly the {i.nu1 defmsive tackle in football history. A/tu many yean of waiting, he and the re1t of the Cowboys mode it to the S11per Bowl two _vean in a row. In 1971 , Dallas dropped a 16-13 deci- sion to Baltimore, but the Cowboys rame back to capture the I 97 2 cham- pionship. 14-J, over Miami. an osmg game helped us win in l 972. We were a veteran club When WC finally made the SU~r Bowl two ycan ago, but we Ktcd like kids oooe we got down to Miami, where the 1971 game was r·-1cd. lbere teemed to be millions ot people down there, running after us at all boun of the day and night, call- in& us on the phone and everything. I think we ~ awed by the whole thing when we went to our fint SUper Bow1. That's not an alibi, it's just a fact. Unless you've been at the Super Bowl site the week before the game. there·s no way of describing iL We were besieged by the press., there were tons of fan mail, my phone never slopped ringing. All of this kind of sweeps you up-ifs something big and exciting. When ·we played again in the Super Bowl last year, we knew what to ex- pect. I think we were more serious in our approach to the game. Also a little less nervous. Last year the tables ~re turned. I felt that Miami was awed going into the game, just as we had been the year before. No matter how many yean you've played pro football, the cJectricity and color at the Super Bowl are something you won't find anywhere else. To a player appearing in the game for fhe tint time, it is an overwhelming ellpcrience. That's the way it was for me. FAMILY WEEKLY, January 7, 1973 Seve11 NFL 1,hrllls EARL MORRALL QB, Miami Dolphins This year, Earl Morrall has led the powerful Miami Dolphins in place of injured Bob Griese. In a similar situ- aJion while playing for Baltimore in 1968, Morrall replaced injurM Jolin Unitas and kd the Colts to the Super Bowl-·K'here they were beaten by the New York Jets, 16-7. In the 1971 Super Bowl against Dallas, Earl came another injury and led the Colts to thiir Tfi:TJ VICtOT)'. When we played lhe Jets in the 1969 Super Bowl, everybOdy figured we'd have an easy time-everybody but us. We tried to tell people no championship game is easy, but they kept on insisting we'd have a breeze. Well, you know what happened. The most ... nightmarish" play was probably when I didn't see Jimmy Orr, our flanker. who was wide open for a pass. I threw the ball in the other di- rection and it was intercepted by Randy Beverly. Orr might have gone for a touchdown on that play, and the result could have been entirely dif- ferent. I brooded about that missed opportunity for awhile. After all, the Super Bowl is "'l)le Game." The biggest moment of the 1971 game for me was holding the ball for the field-goal attempt by Jim O'Brien with five seconds to go. He was only a rookie then. and with the score lied, I 3-1 J, he felt a lot of pressure. He reached down to pick up a piece of grass. without thinkmg that the game was being played on artificial turf! That's how nervous be was. The snap from center was good, J put the ball down, as I bad done many times before in my pro career. and Jim stepped into it. He hit it good, but il veefed out toward lhc right goalpost. FioaUy it dropped over the bar, just as the last few seconds on the clock ran out. Winning that game wa'i real vindication for me. n • d a h h L g 0 B 0 di 0 k SI h " u s1 n: ti F la d· VI pi al p re d1 b; pl si " U! B fe 01 pl 8' cc I h1 81 ... 8! e. Stars Reeall: By Larry Borts teln of the Super Bowl Football's Super Bowl, which stages its seventh re- newal on January 14, ha, become the most glamorous event in American professional sports. Each year hun- dreds of thousands of people descend on the Super Bowl site, each seeking to capture the experience in his or her own way. Here, seven former Super Bowl heroes relive their experiences in the big game. DAVE HERMAN Guard, New York Jets Dave Herman, who's usually a right guard, played Super Bowl Ill at laclcle opposite the 6-8, 290-poun.d Balti- more Colt, Bubba Smith. That Dave handled his difficult 03Signment well was bonu out by the Jets' 16-7 upset vic- tory. Nobody gave us a prayer in Super Bowl JJI against Baltimore. We were one of the biggest underdogs in foot- doubts, too. Knowing bow difficult my -0wn aaipmcnt would be-in trying-to keep Bubba Smith from getting in to sack our quarterback, Joe Namath. I had visions of Bubba running all over r-.e. Jt djdn't help me sleep nights. But being heavy underdogs helped us. The great majority of press people spent most of their time at the Balti- more camp. This gave us an oppor- tunity t'J work bard in relative privacy. For 15 minutes a day after our regu- lar practice; I worked with our star defensive end, Gerry Philbin, in de- veloping my blocking from the tackJe position. I had hardly played tackle at all in the pros. Practicing against Philbin helped me prepare for Bubba. Tbis is not to say that I was actually ready for him. I must have done a decent job keeping him out of our backfield, though most of our big plays went to the other side. tl'IC right side of Baltimore's defensive· line. Winston Hill, playing left tackle for us. had a big game agamst Ordell Braase, the Colt's other end. J got whacked arowv4 by Bubba a few times. There was no way that I, only 250 pounm and 6-foot-I, could prevent him from getting in some good shots. Three times I wu knocked cold on my feet. On those occasions, I had no recollection of goin_g into the huddle, but I remember coming out and having lo ask somebody else what the play was. But that's okay. I'd do it agafo for another crack at the Super Sowl. JIM ono Center. Oakland Raiders As o/ this writing, Jim Otto has played in every single game the Raid- ers have played-a streak o/ 182 con- ' secutive regular- season games. He also played in the 1968 Super Bowl agaillSt the Grun Bay Packers, which Oakkin.d lost 33-14. When I came into pro football in 1960, playing against the NFL was a dream I never thought I would real- NFL never gave a thought to-a 205- pouoo centfl' frem the University of Miami in Florida. Oakland gave me the chance to play pro ball in the AFL. and J'll always be grateful to 1hem for that. Just getting the chance to play against the NFL champions was one of the biggest thrills I ever had in football. Jn the beginning !he AFL was laugHed at. All of our teams anJ players were considered completely inferior 10 the teams and players in the NFL. I'm glad that notion has been wiped out. It was ironic, really, that I got to play against Green Bay in the Super Bowl. rm originally from Wausau. Wis .. and as a kid I was a big fan of the Packers. Beating them would have been a culmination of all my dreams. But we just didn't have the overall balance and strength they had, though we gave them some tough moments before it was all over. I thlnk maybe the biggest prob- lem with the Super Bowl is that ifs played two weeks after lhe league pla)'-<>ff games. That's a long time he- lween games. I know they like to get maximum publicity value out of the game. and the extra week makes thal possible. But I think there'd be better games if 1he teams played the week. after the play-offs. That's when the learns arc keyed up and at their best. C m11i11urd 011 pas:e 7 FAMILY WEEt<L Y, J.,1uery 7, 1973 •• Making one of lhc5e buuuful rugs i!'> not only ea~y-it'!'> fun. 100-thc rcmarlable Sh1lkraft way. The n clfne!'>s of your very first rug will amaze you and your friends. 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Though the final score, 35-l 0, sounds like a rout, it was onJy 14-10 at hall time. When we faced Minnesota in the l 970 Super Bowl, we were the under- dogs again. There was tremendous pressure on us, especially on me. In the week before the game my name had been mentioned in connection with some gamblers. Though I was innocent of any wrongdotng, the p sure was almost unbearable. o me, the quarterbaclc bas most difficult assignment in the Super Bowl. My performance dictates to a large degree whether we win or lose. If the quarterback has a miserable day, his team is going to lose. What I worried most about during those Super Bowls was playing poorly. No one wants to lose, but it's even worse to look bad while losing. The whole game of football is pride. ALAN PAGE Defensive Tackle, Minnesota Vikings In 1971. A.Ian Page /Hcame the firsr lineman ever eluted the NFL's Mosf V nluable Player. Page played in the ' 1970 Super Bowl. whtre his Vikings lo.fl to IM Kansas City Chiefs. 13-7. 1 question the procedures by which a team gets to the Super Bowl. To me, the game should be between the two teams that finish the ~gular aeaaon with the best records. You play all season to come out ahead of the other guys. But do just lhoec teams that come out on top in the two conler- cnccs play for the title? No, eight teams play. Thal doesn't make acnsc. A team has to win thnx: extra games before it's the champion. The best team doc3n't always win those three g;am~. and one Joss can ruin a whole season. When we played Kansas City in the 1970 Super Bowl, it was one yc<1r after the Jet's big upset onr the Colts. The AFL teams had proved they could compete with the NFL The 1970 Super Bowl was the last played between the two separate leagues. The Chiefs wanted to beat us very badly. They wanted the distinction of being the last APL team to defeat an NFL team. The Chiefs just played more bcads--G'p 1han \¥e did. They wen1 about their business more efficiently. Our strongest weapon wu our ;ig- gressivc defense. But even th•t didn't seem to bother them. I'd like to get into another Super Bowl and have another chance at all that loot. If only it didn't ta.le so many games to qualify for it. BART STARR Former QB, Green Bay Packers Bart Starr retired before tM 1972 sea- son a/tu 16 years in tlu NFL With the Packers. StDTr lrd tlit Packers to vic- tory in the first two S1<pe.r BQw/ iamu. 1967 and 1968. He was named the Mos1 Valuable Player in ~aclr game_. Many people think ii didn't mean all that much when we won tbe first two Super Bowl games. We were fa- vored to win both games and. in each case, we wenl into the game after de- featipg the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL championship play-off, two of the greatest play-off games in history. Our coach in those two Super Bowls was Vince Lombardi. Viooe never treated an opponent lightly in bis life. 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B y Lorraine S mith, As told to Si Liberman I t's like a dream now-one of those mo- ments I never want to forget. There we were, my husband George and I, in a hox seat at the luxurious Lincoln Center lbcater in New York. Across the auditorium in another box was our host, my brother Jack Nicholson, with other members of the cast of "Five Easy Pieces." The occasion was the New York Film Fes.- tival in 1969. A few months before, Jack ha<l won an Academy Award nomination for his role in "Easy Rider." The newspapers and magazines said "Easy Rider'' had established him as one of the most promising of the New Breed of rformers. From our Lincoln Center box seat, we watched a short film-and lbe.n heard .it booed into oblivion by this capacity audience of movie buffs and brass. When f cstival viewers don't like a picture, we learned, they don't hide their feelings. Now they were watching my brother's movie. Except for the pounding of my heart, I could not hear a whisper in the audience. When the last scene was over, there was an instantaneous explosion of applause and cheers. Then a standing ovation for the per- formers. Tingling with pride, I watched Jack rise to ack.nowledge the tribute. It was a mar- velous moment. But I also felt a surge of pain and regret. If only "Mud'' had lived four months longer! For that was what Jack and I called our mother-short for Mudder. When Jack and I-and our o lder sister. ,..lune-were growing up in Neptune City, on the New Jersey shore, my mother was the breadwinner, working days and nights in her beauty salon to keep us afloat. The salon was the living room of our home. My father, a sign painter who couldn't pass a bar without being detoured. had left us a few years after Jack was born. and he died when Jack was 18. Because Mud was usually working and I was the younger of the two girts (but I 4 years older than Jack), I did regular duty as his diaper changer, baby·sittcr. chauffeur. apolo- gist-and, in a way, his second mother. My first recollection of Jack on the stage goes back to 1947. He was ten and in the fifth grade at R~vclt Elementary School in Neptune City. His cfa.s,, put on a variety "As we said our good-byes and headed toward the elevator, June called to her .brother: •Jack, shaJI I wait?• ... •No,' Jack replied, looking away. When the door of the elevator cl~ Jack slumped to the floor, sobbing hysterically." show for parents. and my mother and I wae in the audience. Jackie wns master of cere- mo nies. When he sang "Managua. Nica- ragua," he was the hit of the show-particu- larly with the older women. who ev~n in th<»e days doted on him. An angel Jack wasn't. Academically, he did very weU, but when it came to behavior, be was somet h i • .!Jnt&-lilll!~U&c1st.-_wJl.lil1....1..u.uu.1.. __ label in his high school yearbook is partial testimony to this fact)-At lcout cwice 1-l"c- member being summoned to Manasquan High School becatl.5C Jack was suspended. Once be was suspended for smoking oo I.he school grounds, the other time for swearing. (Actually, all he had said was "for cripes sakes." Years larer. as I watched ''CamaJ Knowledge.'' I wondered what that teacher must have thought if she heard his language in that movie!) When Mud did punish Jack, he could react with a temper that rocked the house like an earthquake. "Go to your room and stay there:· my mother would say. And Jack stomped upstairs, banging his fist on the wall and slamming the door with all his might. shouting his protests and hi5 "for cripes sakes'' as if to rattle the whole house. Sheets flew from the bed, curtains got tom, closet doors got banged. Jack cpuld get so mad he could hardly talk. So when he pounded his fist against the steering wheel of a truck in a scene of angry frustration in "Five Easy Pieces," and when he slammed doors and shouted uncontrolled insuJts at Ann-Margret in "Carnal Knowledge," those scenes were like fl ashbacks to me. Here. all grown up for the world to sec, was my angry little brother. who was about to be sent upstairs for being so dam stubborn. And could he be stubborn! I'll never for- get one winier day I took him to the denli~t to have two baby teeth extracted. He was six or seven then, and just ref used to open his mouth for the doctor. I drove back home, Nic:holeon •he loolled • 17, and • tM k>oka toay. He left '°' C.-Homi• wtth "•crew cut end auch uncertain hopeL" and got my mother. When Mud came. she let loose with the back of her hand right acros.'S Jack's face. AJI to no av:ul. Jack's mouth stayed shut. We finally found anofher dentist who used ga.'I. Reluctantly, Jad . .illowed me to take him in. When 1t was finally over, he in'll\tell that I carry him all the way back to the car. For two full blocl.c;. over icy streets. I had to lug this 50-pound "Easy Rider " And for the next two days, he ahsolutely refused to open his mouth. A'I a teenager. Jack was not the ladies' man you'd expect from seems his film~ He had an occaor;ional date and went to the proms 111.c the other kids in high school. but he would sooner go sec a football game. or a good movic--0r spend some time playing ~rds with !\even or eight paJs. He ha.sonly vague memories of our father. 8111 he always remembered the thin-framed Cu11111111etl F'A .. ILY W£EKlY, Januery 7. 1973 • e c • ; c ! ~ Ir: • > "' glU\lioCl> l>aJ wore. Jack picketl the amc linJ of 'pcctaclcs for hii. role a'I lhc ,m,111-lo\\n l.1wycr who geb lilied in "Ea<iy Rider." "Ou.I ~011 sec those gl~.;-;cs I wore, Rain'!" he asked me one Jay. ( C\'cryonc in the family c::1llcd mi.: Lor. h11t lo Jack I was Rain.) "The) 're the same one' Dad wore. 0 l flippcJ when I !>:!\\< 1hc1\1 rn the prop f(l()Ol, und had lo pick the m fur the film." Jack> really wasn't Mm: what he wanted to be when he graJuated from M anasquan High in 1954. 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L - - - - - - - - --- - So I put him un the pl.inc ut Newarl Air- port thut fall Jay 17 ye.trs ugo. \Ve had hec11 M> close, anti now he was leaving for the fi r<>t time. He was a boyish 17-year-old with .1 crew cut and l>uch uncertain hope,. I h.ul th.1t :!>:lme fochng ~me years later wh"•n I tool ( 1rcg, my older son. lo the train when hi.! went into the Navy. Four or five months after he arrivcJ 111 California, Jack called me at home unc nigf\t. Finding n worthwhile job had been impossi- ble, he said. He had bought a plane lid.cl and was coming home. But just a few day!> before he wns due to leave, MGM offered him a joh in its cartoon department. or course he took it. And he didn't come home until he had completed nearly ten more Lorraine at 17. H ollywood years and at lcasl that many movies. Although he didn't live with my sislcr for very long, they were very close. June had been a professional dancer at one time, and rrmr ment, the same insistence on perfection, and the same ovCfor an audience. Mother nnd I saw Jack again in I 96J. It wa.<> at Cedars of Lchanon Hospira! in l.os Angeles, where June was suffering from ter- minal cancer. Her death wns obviously near when my mother and I met Jack and hii. then-wife Sandra at June's bedside. We lried to talk about everything but what had hrought us together that night. As we said our good-byes and headed toward the elevator, June calico to her hrothcr: "Jack. shall I wait?" Jae!. hlunched and tilted his head lo one side. I knew what he was thinking. During the past six months, he had seen her shrink from 120 lo 80 pounds and age 50 years. The pain was unrelenting. anu her only wish- an<l ours-was that Goo would remove her from this agony. "No.'' Jack replied, looking away. When the door of the elevator closed. Jack !.lumped to the floor, sobhing hysterically. June die~ the next dny. She was 44. It toolo. a long while for u~ to recover from that tragic shock. When Jack finally returned to New Jersey for a visit, he was not the same Jacl. Nichol- son who had left. Like the crew cut, the un- certainty was gone. He knew exactly what he wanted-recognition a..'i a pcrfonncr and the security it promised. He had dream ed of ii, studieu for it, worked haru for it, and now it was within his rc-.ch. almost in his grasp. Jaclc Nicholson appears in "The King ol Marvin G41rdens" and Will be seen "' ' The Last Detail " 10 • FAMILY WEEl<t. Y, Janu.,y 7, 11173 l for $197 onfY . .,,_,....._ .. C1I ,.,..._..C-.. OR .. C I tl•T_,.a.,_., .. .._ a•••ll• ... 1iat1as•4 ......... ...................... _ ................ __ Jn••* BOOTS RANDOLPH PLAYS THE GREAT..,._ OF TODAY • w..tf-...-.. wllll a oar-•_. ..... ,. M '- 31 more selections on .11recedlng;,oa~ ------- m1l3* . LIZA MINNEW IOOLUMmAI Liu with a T . ... 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Add noodles. 5. Ladle mixture info custard cups. Sprinkle each with a little cinnamon. Pour hot water into baking pan to a depth of 1 inch. 6. Bake 40-45 minutes, or until in inch of inserted knife blade comes out clean. Remove custard cups from water. Serve warm or cold. Malces 7 servings 41bL ctuc:tr1»ta*-bon9 pot rout 2tableepoone10Ud all-ngetable 11tortet•ng Of vegetable oil 1 l'l '9Mllpool• ... t ~ teapocw'l ground ginger 5 whole ctova 1 bay leaf 1'a teaspoon ground black pepper 1 cup -wle juice ~ cup dfy Nd wine 4 medium Wnhlngton State app1n•, paNd, cored and quartered 1 oNon. 1Hc:ed 2 tabletpOOM flour 1'a cup .... , 1. In Dutch oven, brown roast on both sides in hot shortening. 2. Add salt, ginger, cloves, bay leaf, pepper, apple juice and wine to meat.-Bring to boiling, reduce heat, cover and simmer 2 hours. 3. Add apple and onion slices to meat. cover. Return to simmer and cook 11.z hour longer, or until meat is tender. 4. 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A full-grown, altered cat by now, he'd never gone farther away than to visit the woman next door, or the littJe boy who lived on the other side of my apartment house. But when I got home and called him, no Richard Harry Nearly ·came. I called and called. The neigh- bors au assured me he'd just gone off lo roam. I kept saying, "No, be doesn't do that." For the next couple of daya I looked everywhere, and got the couldn't find him. Five weeks went by. rwas distraught. I'd go into the bathroom and click on the beater and suddenly remember how Richie wed to follow me in there quickly and plop down in front of the heater. I'd go in the bedroom and re- member how Richie would climb on What Makes People "Run Away"? One day it all seems like "too much," and the man (it ia more often "man than a woman) picks up and just.leaves. Some do.It over and over again. Often they find themselves penniless or ill In strange surroundings. To try to find out what kinda of people abruptly run away, the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare supported an investigation of 500 runaways over 16 years of age. Psychiatrists found that compared with average people, the runaways are highly impulsive. They are unconcerned about the future or the Past. and ace unable to cope with frustration.. u.u.lfr ttter haft great trouble In -.Mllng up fof their righla. Aa children. many of them ran away from home a num· ber of times, and they were fre- quentJy truant from school. With their family or other people, the ff• FAMtlY .-act.Y, J--, 1, t973 The Man Who ~·He called five nights in a row, told me how he hated cats, and how he had locked up my cat in a closet. Finally he asked me for $150. I must have it in cash, he said, and be alone when he delivered the cat." By ..... .... Aldwd Many....., la home ....... Md ..r.1n .. Mlsb••' lnM. lM\a, Natalie Wood'•....,, kNw he'd...., haft left on hi9 own. runaways try to keep things emo-· tionally distant Typically, they.,.. "lonen." Yet the runaways were found to be basically weak and dependent. From their emotional distance, they try to maneuver others into helping them. Psychi- atric _.,., the experts found, wn not UMful with runa..,._ Though It la very difficult to create an emotional relationship with a person with this kind ot personality, the psychiatrist& final concluslon was that emotionaJ relationships and support are the only real hope for helping a runaway build a better life.-8y SIUltey SloM Fader - G Manhandled My Cat the bed and curl up. I'd lost my best friend. I just knew that someone had stolen Richard. He'd never have left on his own. Then the telephone calls started. They came late at night. A man asked, "Did you lose a Siamese cat?" Lost my foot! But I said, "Yes, I lost him." He said, "How much money will you give me for him?" I told him, "I'd be more than happy to sec the cat back, and I'll give you a reward." He hung up. He called five nights in a row, told me how he hated cats, and how he had locked up my cat in a closet. Fin- ally he asked me for S 150 . .I must have it in cash, he sa.id, and be alone when he delivered the cat. He told me he lived 20 minutes away, and asked directions to my house. I was terrified. I called the police. The Beverly Hills police have got to be the best in the world. Tbey wanted to put a tap on my line, but it would take too long to get it okayed. A cat is not considered personal property, they told me. If you lose a dog and someone tries to stick you up for $150, t.hat's grand larceny. But when it's a cat, there isn't a thing they can do. It was a silly that even though the cat's name and ~ were. on a tag on his oollar, and I could prove that l'd bought him, he wasn't considered my property. This wasn't the policemen's fault. They were very sweet. They even sent a detective to sit in my apartment when the kid was supposed to deliver my cat. So this very nice detective arrived, and we sat and waited and smoked 900 packs of cigarettes and drank 14,000 cups of coffee. I was so ner· vous! I didn't know what to expect. The door could open and I'd find a gun at my head, a knife at my ribs. If he just wanted the reward, why did he keep the cat six whole wub? Why didn't he simply say, ''I want a re- ward," and bring the cat back? Why did be have to torment me? We waited an hour and a half. Then this strange character finally ar- rived. In his arms was poor Richard Harry Nearly. He was dying. He had distemper, malnutrition, and had been mistreated. His fur was all standing on en<l bccauae of a high fever, and he couldn't see because membranes wen: completely covering his eyes. Half hysterically, I gave ti;,e man the money. 1be detective appeared from a comer of the room, showed bis badge, and said, "I'd like to have a talk with you. young man." He took him down to the station and ran a check to see if he had a record. It turned out that he lived across the street from me. He got to keep the $I SO, because the cat wasn't consid- couldn't do a thing. -rushed-my-poor-at to the-hospi- tal, where he stayed for the next three weeks. The net result was that I was out $1 SO, plus vet bills. The cat-nap- per is running around free because of a stupid law. The only saving grace is that J have my Richard Harry Nearly. <9fhe Doctor Lets lOu In The Cancer Kiiier No One TaJkaAbout Cancer of the colon Is one of the three greatest canoer killers In men and women in America today. 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If products sltow11 are not tn'ailllbl~ at stQUS> mder ftDm sowcu li.iu:tl. cMatt to 'Watcl\, U.S. Senator, Colorado Depending on your po(jticaJ tilt, Colorado Senator Dominick is either "so conservative be squeaks" or "one of the brightest Re-- publicans." Tall and lean. with thick. dose-cropped gray hair, his movie-star loots draw stara from Capitol tourists. GoW• Young Men. Born S7 years ago into a promfoent New York bank- ing family, he took a law degree at YaJe and emerged from World War II a decorated combat pilot. Then he and his wife Nancy made a considered de- cision to go West. where the political fields seemed gm:ner. He climbed slow- .. The Kind or~n Nixon LIUs" ly from state legislature to U.S. House one hope for the nation's Indians, and ofR.e tativest~o~the~Se~n~at~e~w~be~re!:__Jh~a~s~~~~fo~r~a~la~w~to~ma~ke~to~mc~-_J_----~ be is now aerving hia ICCOod term. He college tuition costs tax deductible. laugbinaJ)' Q.(Js himself a carpctba&FI --'"""'.._oJ hit long suits is the ability to -but carpetbagiog in Colorado is not live with warring politicians. It showed as bot an issue as it i.9 in some other up in the recent elections, when Domi- states. Says ooe native: .. Almost every-nick beaded the GOP campaign com- body's guilty. No one SoCS back more mittee that doles out money to caodi· than three generations, except the dates. He ran a relatively happy abip, Cheiokees and Sioux." in contrast to a predcces90r who un- Nblon'• Soul...._ Dominict's most leashed lhe furies by allegedly funneJ.. important cootributioo in the Senate, iog most of the greenbacks to the be claims. ia .. invisible. .. His explana-party's right wing. tion: "I've been able to throw in coough Dominick flies bis own plane ("I feel questions in committee to tooe down lite I'm on foot without it!") with the idealism of guys on lhe ocher side Nancy as navigator. Having suffered a on how, programs should operate and heart attack. Dominick paces himself how much money they should get." strictly in order to pass the acmianou.aJ On that score the C.Olorado Senator physicals necesaary to keep his pilot's is the soul mate of President Nixon, liccme. He continues to enjoy sports, who intends this year to whack oft and says he has learned to curb bis some Government fat. Lite Nixon, temper. Doesn't anything rile him? Dominick favors deocntraJizatioo -"You bet it doea," he snapped. "When spreading aod diftusing the power-and people accuse you of stepping on the the Senator sees ... real fight" shaping backs of children became you object up over that in the coming aessioo. to the way a bill is written, l get mad.•• ........ Q.... Actually Dominick Pwogna1ll: Normally Domiruct., who gets along well with "liberals.." One said is up for redectioo io 197 4, oouJd ex- of him. '"Pete's not flashy, but he hangs pect anotheT comfortable win. But in there. He baa a solid pro-civil right.a Colorado amazed the nation in Novem- rcoord. lbat may be why some of us bcr by turning out Dominick'• fellow didn't mind when he backed an anti-GOP Senator, Gordon Allott, in one of bus.sing bt11." '72's big Uptetl. Dominick wilJ DOW On the Labor and Publk Welfare work bard to butter up the home folb Committee, Dominick bas wortcd to for two years. Regardless of that, he is get COW1 enforcement powers for the the kind of Republican N ixoo likes. Equal Empk>ymeot Oppor1Unil)' Com-ShouJd bis health remain stable, his mission, whtcb rides herd on discrimi-star appean to be on the rite in the nation in employment. He secs ex-Republican power structure. rR panded educational opportunita as •Y Vera Glallel" .all FAMILY WEEKLY, January 7, 1'73 • 1t WHAT IOlllm MIA.NS 10 YOU: li'u.ilie ............. ..... .,, ......... ., .... to ,.. .,, ..... ..-... ., WJt "'9tdl. 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Remit $5.95 extn11 with this coupon. •53501 FAMILY WEEKlY, January 7. 1m • t1 WHEN WERE YOU LAST REALLY FIT? /olttt Trnr•, Wf FroN"r.J,_,l,ol" U*'' nl fltr "6f , 7 SttOff<ll #~Cius l#wu /cup ltl• ltt lnp pltr•k ol '"-"' - AN EXPERT TELLS YOU HOW TO GET BACK IN SHAPE. E .. if ,_.,. .. ,_lk 1 ty izk:.W illh'' Jiii 111u111,,._itt. J-lllf t9 .... ,.. ...., iit. lt'a I 1111 fst .. ....,, .... tlllt.., -..... tllls ............. ICl•ltilc It .... ..., .. ...,. .. 1111 ........... .... .............. Timb ......... 11- •cililc t.chni,us. ..... ,. c fir ii .. ..... tlm .... 111111 Tailr, •• fnmce ..... fzJfibllalll I . '1ttlll,. .... Q. Wlt•t tl<Hl /ltttlJU metan1 A. For normally healthy people, fit.Dell is a simple matter of maintainma muadc tone lhrouah evrc.11it. lo Olhu words-USlnl your muldel oftm mouah and hard enou&b to kttp them healthy and trim. Q. How tl<Hs lock o/ ~tnn.s sltow "P·' A. Tbe answer depends on how a.Id you arc. If you're sull in your teent or earty twcnun, it'a lar~ly a mailer of physical devclopmCJ\I. Youns men with pipe-4tem arms, caved-in chests. droopina shoulden or blfd-likc lep aren't lit When you're 1 lillle older the lint 11ans arc usu· Illy a roll of fat around the middle and 1 lack of bttome ftabby. Q. -<:an rpurrrkrqrmr(cr ... A. Yes.. indeed. if pncticed rqularly and for lon1 enouch pcnods. Swiinrnina. ,ouina. aym· nasties, tennis. h1odb1ll, squash. 11ti1na can Ill help keep you in top condition provided you prac· uce the spon for •t lc-as1 an hour 1bree or four days 1 week -r~·uy wuk. Q. Isn't tlttrr an ta.1wr woy.1 A. Yes, 1hcTC's an oulllandula home trauuna meLhoJ which I uie and rn:ommeod. lt"a fast, easy and 1u1rantecd to aive mulls. Q. Wltat·s it clllled.7 A. Bullwo rlr.er train1n1-It's hued oo h omecnc techniqun which hue been proven to m- CTC&Je strenath lhrtt tnnn faster 1h1n spor11 or convcotion•l cahsthenics. In my opinion, it's the most 1dvanct'd traming system on the marlr.ee today. Q. Ho .. · Joni d«s 11 tolu? A. The 7~lltrc:ite mtroductory prosram requires only 70 tcc<>D<h ol e•crc1ie per day The compktc advaftC'ed trainma procnm takes about S minutes. Q. When do tlte ruults 1111.n! A. Ri&ht from the very lint day. The Bullworker 11 lined w1tb a built-in measurma device wtuch sho-. you euctly how much proanu you make every day And the results can be very imprct1Jve -up to 4~ more strenath per week, up to a 50'lf improvement in 1hc ftrsc three months. I've seen many men 10 on lo double and even triple their Q. How long d~s 11 taler to su ,.;,lb/t ft suits~ A. From 10 days to three wech ckpcndina on how well you train and how rqularly. Each new "'eek brmp even more amprCUJve rewlts. Q. /fut 1t'1 ho'd work, isn't itJ A. Not 11 all. The whole poml of lsomctna ia Lhat by -ucrcuma·· for only 7 K"cooch at a time. you avoid the u~ m115Clc atnm and fa1111K of "era.di" tramina prorrarm which ohm do more harm than aood-8ullw<>1kcr 1r1mma ta sauced to each U;jCr's pcnonaJ potcntlal Q. ls tlttrt Oii Oft /uniJ1 a Gmcnlly speakm1. mm betwttn IS and 6S "-u:i aood cencraJ health can upect to hcncti1 from fitness and strenath buildma trainin1-Youns men should use Bullworter to improve lhe1r mus- cular dcvdopma11: broad1 powerful shoulder& - npplina btttp1-a deep, manly ct~ tapcrina down to 1 slim w1is1 and h1J" wpponcd by mus· cul1r, contoured lhtahs and calves. JI Men in their thinics should ux Bullworlr.er to• maintain peak physical form and for tonin&·Up tile muscles of their •bdomen, chest, lohoulden and uppu arms. Alter 2 or 3 weeu you11 prob- ably tec muscles you didn't even know you had. From 45 on. Bullworker should be uaed to rcpin a.nd maml&Jn a youthful vigorous body that belies the pauina years. I've setn lots o( Bullworlr.cr uscn 1n their fifties with more cncrsy, powC1, and v11or than many younier men. Q. Ho.,.• con I find 011t mor1 about tht Bullworkn and ~rltaps o.ctually I~ it out? A. I undcnta.nd lhll the American dlltributor is now olferina the Bullwo rter on 1 two-wee._ free home lnll basis 1n order to 11ve u many men as J)C>6Mble 1 c:b&ncc to prove to thenudvcs wha1 u outstandma filOC91 tnJDer it is. J( you're in tCfUled m SCUIQI bmtl into dupe fut, I rcc:om· mmd you c.ontact the distributor for full de1aill 200 20t ~~ 8'-d . ~-..... '*MY '*48 r--------------------------------, FREE 8UU.WOMER R.RV1CE • ~ mw-st1 I I atu.c.ei.--.•'&11-. .... __, .... I Dftftlfl ET PteaM Mnd me f'ff'I ~EE full ~Of broehure abou1 BULLWORKER 2 I I ~I w~ obllgeUon. No uleeman will ull I I ~ ~ I I 6bMt I I c I I State Zip : I CM-. Home .,,,..,., cMy paid. AA• '°' ~ boo&i.t. L--------------------------------J Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined ~ That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ... ---..... ... ..... -...... ~--- .... , ............. . ~~-~_W_h_al_in_t_he_\\Or ___ W_!~~J UL VONA THE STILT? A girt to look up to WON BYONE My wife and 1 but seldom fuss, And there are those who envy us. How do we get :along so well? It probably is time to tell. When there are quanels., one must win, WhiCb means the other must give in. To bring the 6ghling to a halt I say, •Tm sorry. It's my fault." lt's not my fault and I'm not son")'· I'm not the hunter, fm the quarry. nut I've won peace, albeit quaintly. And more thnn that. I'm feelinj! s.aintly. How's the .. little woma1n"? At mon· than 6 feet 5 inches, Ulyona Scmenova, Rus .. "ia's tallest woman basketball play- er, is the star of the Riga team, which came in 6rst in the U.S.S.R.'s Woman'~ Basketball Championships. All going to prove that women can rise to great heights. ( C..are to diS<.~ er111al rights with her. hoys?) ..., Words cm kill: .. It's difficult to rca)jze or admit the almost ir1<.TeClible power that a mother's words have over a child (or a wife's over a husband, and vice vc-rsa). In mvi:rieoc-e, a consider- able number of le- . gitimate hospital J • admissions have taken place shortly aher the patient was told by a loved one (or even a bated one) to drop dead .... Some- Dr. £rte........ times there is DO animosity in the death decree, but just futility or dispair. But since the child drinb the mother's wishes in from the <lay he is born. it is usually Mother who makes the d ecision for him. Father may 1om or cou a er: a s weight to her curse, or commute it. Patie11L<; can usually remember their ('hi ldhoo<l responses: Father: 'You11 t•n<l up lilw your aunt' ( meani11~ Mother's sistt•r. who committc..'CI !.-Ui· c.:i<le). Ttw duughll'r thinks: That\ right, if you say so. Or, Father ~ys: 'With your temper. you11 kill somt.'- oo<ly someday.' The SOil then~thinlcs : Well. if it can't be you . i\11 be somt·· hudy cl~." From "What Do You Say After You Say Hello," by the late Dr. Eric Ucrue (Crove Press. $10)... Can you guea who's been the most frequent guest on NBCs "Meet the Pre.~sr It's Hubert Humphrey -who has appeared 22 times since the p~ gr.un went on the air 2.5 years ago. Next oome Henry Cabot Lodge, who has been on I:> times; Sen. J. William ll g, I ytn- ington, Wi.lliam Koowland and Paul Douglas, 11 tin.os e.ach. Nelson RoclCc- f eller and the late Everett Dirksen arr Quips '& Quotes Yoo arc only young once, but you can day immature indefitUtely. -Thomas LoMancc THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kida aee llfe difterentty. Send original contributions to "Child " Family Weettly, &41 lexJngton Ave.', N.Y ~ N.Y. 10022. $10 If UMd-none returned. My neighbor's 6ve-y~-old daugliter w~ visiting me' one day_, when the TV repairman knocked nt the Joor. fie was rt'· turning the change from a $50 bill that I had given him for our television repairs. After I had closed the door and put the $30 in my purse, the little girl looked up at me and said, "My mommy gets her money from Daddy." -Mrs. Anna Stamper Middletnwn. Ohio 'Cbe shabbily dr~ fellow wan- dered into the Federal office building and asked if it was headquarten for the war against poverty. "It is," said the ¢rJ at the reception desk. "Good.~ sai<l the fell ow. "I surren· der." -Dorothe.a Kent ~ JULIET LOWEU.'S CEl..E8RfTY LE 11 ERS Juliet Lowell, author of the aJl-tJme best~eeller '1>Nr Sir," collecta unlnten- tionatty humorous teaers to and from people In all wa.lka of life. Whoever opem Actor's mai~ please see to it that thls gets to whatever Studio he's at or better still to his home in a hurry. Mr. Jack Lemmon Hollywood Jadr your not a Lemmon. YOU aft a Peach. Now can you get me into the movies fnle? ~L- 1wan1I tt·11 llllll'' l'.1d1 •. 11111 H11l11·1t ~et111t'Clv. lloli.·1 t 1',1ft. Jo-;c ph Mt•· ( :arthy, J lt-111 v J:u:hou a11cl Jolrn I .111cl :-av cu<'h ~u<~tc"<I nirw tim<'"· ·n1c fir.,t '"~fr('( tlw Prt-s.s" ~ucst wa.'i the lntt- famcs F.1rl<'v, a11c l since then I ,!)()(I k·:uli11~ puliiic fi~urcs have appcarf"(I cm its I .2 1 fi programs. OATES: Tlw Ea.~rm Orthocfox C hrist ma:-is Sunday. Andn·w J:.u·lc o;on Day i~ Monday. ANNIVERSARIES: Charles ch· C:aullc was 111a11guratcd as Pn-sidcnt of Franct' 14 years ago Monday. BIRTHDAYS ( aJI \..upriC'oms): Mon- day-JOSt· Ferrer 6 1; Etvis Presley 3H; Yvette Mimieux 32: Soupy Sales 47. Tue9day-lHd1anl N ix111160: Fema1Klo Lamas 50; Susann .. -ih York 12. Wednes- daJ-Joh1111y Ray 49. Thuf'9day-Hod Taylor 4.1. Friday-Tex Ritter 66. Sat- urdaJ-Robert Stade 54. BIATHOAY PEOPLE: Richard Nixon .net Yvette Mlmieux By Frat* BagiMki LITTLE EMILY "Boy, did Mom have a bad day today! She.....,. Mid one of your gott worchtr• FAMILY WEEKLY. Januery 7. 1973 • n - ' ... Cnck open a ~ Grey book and ride into a v..t. ruaed land with no fencee to lipiit a man•1 Iitedom-or to diminilh h• dreamt. Jt•1 a world where broken-Doled. bullet-ecamd men ride hard. bunt bravel_y_aricf abOot Straight-« die early. Where the Indians still doo war s-int to Ciollect ICalpt and the buffalo roam in thunderina herds. Where the Jarid ii still up for ~tine fer men with couraae enoulh to tame it. If Uii1 ii the World you wouJct like to explore, Jet UI eend you-for only SI-three of the sreatat boob Zane Grey ever wrote: TIN Tlnnulnin1 Hnd. Tom Doan aett out to f\Dd Millie Fayre, a petite beauty imiwisoned by delperadoa, but findt himeelf trai:>oed between rampqin1 C«nanches arid fifty The Zane Grey · Library ROIJyn, N.Y. 11576 Please send me Ridcra of the Purple Sage, Anzona Ames and The Thundering Herd. H I don't want to keep these introductory volumes. I'll return them within a week and owe nothing. 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SW&IW. ....... - wW fl 1 * ,_ °""'? l llese 111W1n1 SCtS30fS lt1ture new sllaped bows to mike cutt1n1 osier. plus spnn1 bunnc con slrud1on and wper1or cutt1nc strenrth and slla<p nm th1t last 1 hfet1mt Completely rustproof' Glam1n1 &Olden hn!Stl and handsome. embossed vinyl case m1~e these scissors a beautiful 11ft - 111d yo11'll nnl a wt for yourself' OIDEI N1010 TWO PAl~S (7'14" and 6 ") IN VINYL CASE POSTPAID (Set of 2 Goldtfl Sciuon) MONn-UCI GUAIMTHI Our c11s10111ers from coast to coast have boueht thousands ol these-alld they hke 1111111• You"'" hke them too II they 1rt not eweryth1n1 we say they ¥e. 141st send tllt111 bad for 1 fuN re fulld heryth1111 JO• buy lrom Walter Duke must pluse you or you eel your money bad wrthout any questions' Nt015 M-11 ... ~ ..... 11.00 ~ ... _____________________ ... c SPACE-Wiii WW-ITACIBI Keep )QI' Wiid PIPIJ, lll.mirun loff. Slrw'I wnic>. elC. 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ComPlci 3" plastic case. 850l1 Ptaln1·A·CMdr •.•••. •·• FMllLY WEEKLY, J~ 1, 181' • • POOCHIE, IT'S 600DTO 5EE '(OU AFTER ALL THE$E l(fA~'·· NANCY NOT MUCH NEWS TODAY • ' , I • • • FINAL SPORIS 'it)IJ WERE 11-IE ONE WHO FIRST STARTED TO CALL ME CHARLU: BROWN ... • I WONDER IF ?NOOP'< WILL REMEM6E~ ME ... . -~-..... ACCORDING TO MY HOROSCOPE··· "'-·TODAY IS :SUPPOSED TO BE"--.. · ' W~'f COULDN'T SHE JUST STAI.{ .AWA'(? • • • •· · WJ.lr.( DID , 5HE HAVE "TO COME BACK? " • ...-v"I HE'~ PR0!3A8L't' our IN THE BACK '(ARD AND ... , • c;j • "fl.IOMA~ /U:1LFE: WA~ R16/.IT • ., l(OU CAN'T Go HOME AGAIN ! . • • By Ernie Bushm,i·l~er AW, I DON'T BELIEVE IN THIS SILLY ASTROLOGY STUFF ---MY LUCKY DAY • --==-==-= ===== ------------.. ,.. -~ === ::=:: -L-. = ::::: = =--..L -------::;: = = C3 J •• ) • - • I DENNIS TH~ MENACE ' . ' ,,,.. ·-·- ' . C? ~ • c:7COH, Ylf, ANP 'THAT'S YOl.f Wf~ll>lt' NICI! ~U WHIMIC 'IOI.I *HCUl.P Kfl.P MY SIFT . . ~NOT .. ? ABBEY? I'M DOWN AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS! A REPORT JUST CAME IN THAT LYNN SILVESTER'S BEEN IN A OHE CAR ACCIDENT AND IS. SERIOUSLY HURT! I'M GOING TO PICK . UP HER HUSBAND AND THEN GO TO CITY HOSPITAL! ' 'r'ff l&.&.1 llV#4 · THO!l"H t fP»4T · MY I.AST CINT FOC If, AND II/IN IF . 11 I WAf A LITTLof TOO PE~L,tl't'ANT 'YOU~ icap'rr. .. ~ 1' ., H,6,\IE THEY LOCATED THE I'LL CMECK PATIENT'S FAMILY YET? WITH THE · I OFFICE/ r • • ' ' ,. :-.... ~INf, ftMl.MMg: ~ YlfTlitAW, -AflCID Ml IF t Tlfll&."I .a.ovtc:> you, 1111' ~ WA~ TDO ~., 1'0 '1/tf? By Hank Ketcham <l <1<1 . I'M ALMOST CERTAIN . ~~iL~ e€R~~~J~~ ~;:· LIKE THE FAMILY'S.. PERMIS$10N BEFOIU 'WE DO! I • '. MUTT find JEFF· WE'LL.,"'1"1-lAT MAKES ME. DISTINCTIVE· • • ~\ ~: . "SALLY BANANAS" . . . . ---. t\J~.tPta~.~QkDc,;.' /'~ ~ ~ aU.f / ,..._--:- -. ~ ..;--. _______ _ By Al Smith . YOU1 \ I I~ S1UPlO! . :;.....-- 'FOR '3TANDING IN"Jl.IE L.INE OF FIRE! - LISTI!/./·· oNL.Y AN ARTIST OFMYIREMENl)OUST,4U;NT C.l-N MoPr: 1o·~ssi:tVs "THIS SC!l'N&: AS·· ~ ,.. . .~ f • NONSENSE! ONL.Y ,A PHOTO<&RAPH5R OF MY lliANIC 551-lSITIVITY CAN DO JUSTICE "TO·· :%__, __ ...... , l . ' by Charles Barsotti • • \ • • -.; ' . I .. .. --• ' IS THAT GOO UP TMEAE TAU<INca> LOUD OQ JUST ' ONE OF MIS MEL.PERS'? . ' - Ti:.:T~:SLE~EEDS by Tom K. Ryan CAN I HAVIS A WORP WliH YOU1 CHIEF? ® NOW1 WIMf:IL.E, WE'VE. ~ur, CHleF! WHERE'S YE:R VISION? YOUR PIONEER SPJRIT?! .A Nlm FRON11ER STANDS OPE:N 17EFORE ~or, II WOU!..l7 ~E so Nf:O! ·so("'. AVANf-6ARPEL .. HAVE you NO ~ SOUL.? NO AESTHETIC COOL?! : . ~ ~EEN 1llROUGH ALL "THIS ~EFORE! ••• THE ANSWER IS snu.. NO! YOUl I PRffi:R .__ NOTTO ROCK 1HEOOAI I RUN A RE:SPi:c:TA~Li: 11-lfN, Al t..f:ASf WINK OF MEllw. ' ., P!:P.S FOR Ml:!:-CLJf C".ORNl::RS- CREAle .AN f:NTIREL.Y NEW 6'o<fu. PAllVON 1m: EXPRJ:SSiat) UFf:S1YLE1 FOR1lU: -i:-Asi11ME:, WIM~EJ._ (I •<><>LE~',,$ r WI/Ar~ 1 ~IS '1YING? ' Vt!AJ.I / ••• ' . TJIATSA C!GARJ!Tr.E. . Tll£ Tl/ RIPAIR ·' W#tt., I;# NOT" SL/RE. .. Fll?ST llE sruCK 1r IN #IS MOl/T11- MAN UFT k ""' ANt:> 1"JIN HJ: BREATllEI> IA/ .711&~ ... ' II -ANP 8UW. l'f'" Dtlr NIS A'O.SEi • ' CEMETERY COLUM~us · MUSI HAVE HAt7 t7AYS !..IKE1}llS ··-· ·-·-·--·-·- -• Y~CCHll# I ,I/OW COOlD ANYBODY . EAT SOMETH/1111 77-14r SMellS l/KE fJIAT? #F .at.ONT ar: n:.: He SGr FIKE .. ,, --,.. s1c:.1t -·-~.- ' TlJ ON£ PNP. '.'. ~ 'fROUBJ.E W/111 8£/IV' A MOUSE /S ~AT P#OPU' $)(Ps:T' YOU W-8#'L./.EV.t: -·~- A/</YYJ.llNG • • , • • ' " • .. • r H11/ Ka'ulmah ~ • • j \ ! ~ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYF.S! There 1tt 1t leis • x differ• eaen 1' dnwinl delllb Hlweta top 1nd. bottom p1ael1. Ho• ltalekly na yoa. ftn4 them! Ched: 1nswer1 with lhOMJ below, .... ,,.IW 91 •~!• •111114<1•19J. -, ·111 .. ••M!P "I dW•I ·1 ."•"!"!'" •11u•1>u.y •t ·•11~· ..,. 'I .-~l"Al ·1 ·•111wtll:' .. 't~~I 'I 'l"""'MIP "I ~1w•1 ., •w•11••#JJIQ ARClfllE ZYltll alGBT! How m.,.r rt1bt trian1lea -any ain -ctn you. dis.cover In thl1 &tolhtric G1· ure? llint.: The.-. are Jn.ore tban ao. ~ ...... ,..,. ....... ~ 010· "°'1 SEE THE. T'ERRIFIC ENTRY AR.QilE WHAT'S SO TERRIFIC? HE COPIED fT ARCH/ EVER'tONI! COULDN'T WIN/ 11~" IS IN THE. FROM AN IVO~ ELEPHANT ART ROOM :50o11P CONTIST9 r-7 • AT VEROHICl'.'S/ • I Ye/ ANO I Jusr TOOi< fT OUT OF nt£C/ISE/ ~ -f-! it • 'J • BEA• JrActlf A• •1' ·~rr ••r• th1t a hqe Mn lltffd. ea It. hlad lt1 ... 1rowlecl; raa a mlle dae east ••d. reCvaed te tllle end 1pot where U ttarted. What color wu Ute ltear! .... ~N:~l PJIM.cl°'l•• .... ... ..... ... _,. .... .<Ml• ~ ~J'l· •"'l •-'•• '911• '1 • • • • a.ante,.: tM.ac th• llx. letters AllCDEJ', tom lls four.letter wM"dl. Tim• 11.mlt : 2 mlnutu. ........ .,., ... -1 .. ,. "r~ ~ °l"'\Y • • • • • R1:re'• one you'll Mver 1at11-or wf1l Y•Gf What U. lft7 feet •ad I• tied t• • treet ~ u1T 4 -·~· • • • • Doaat Smith of J1cbonvillt, l'la.. 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