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idllor'r NOie: Skff Wrilor G••roc Ltldol, "'"" """'" tllf Im .. beat for the l>Q'lg pjlof, ~I (190 wekl ,n_Decotur, Ala. whHe on vocctlon rtcentlu. Lo~~ reported on educollonol ntw• line• 1964. •
tloo In tbe pis\ decide bu broulht "• buslnetamen and profealonala. They de-
dlfl-kind ol I.it lhlij-u..cl ~ mind ..... from the schOoll."-
once," an old ~ polnta out. .\ l!unlmlle llOWIJIOP"' ~ d it o r
.\ city ICbool dlstriol Gl!lctal puta It describes the '"'1e ol new indullly since
anotller way. "Most ol the ..,. people 19116 -the peak of aotlvl!y , at lhe
are· '"'1malty education ..,.ineers, Redstooe AnenaI -aa having raised the
median educational level of area
resldentl tq a polnt equivalent to Cam.
bridge, home of the Harvard Unlven.lty,
where more than haU the population has
completed schooling past the junior year
ot colle«e.
'One example of waf3 the school
district has responded to the changing
needs of the city has been the district's
unique njlddlo school -grades 6, 7 and 6
-program.
111ddle-scbools'"Dlrecl0r Rober! 8-
pur explains the program which res\ilted
in the construction ol two new but
definitely nOI traditional school buildings,
hlng03 not on the buildings, the open
space classrooms, the team teaching or
individualized leaching methods. Rather .
_ "it's the "''ay "''look at children.'' Bum·
pus said. -
__ "It's our wllllngness to look at eae_h
youogster as an individual and to meet
his needs educationally lind socially,"
Bumpus and a team ol experts drawn
from Ute University ·ot Alabama,
Univ,,er;slty of Florida and University or
Mont va1J~1 Al~. spent many months tat·
lrfg a long look at the needs of cblldren
oo the threshold d the awkward """1s
before the doors ol the r ... 1 of two, iden-
(See SCHOOLS, Page AS)
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• NEW YORK (AP) -Four young . woUnded gunman, who h"e described as
. gunmen wwed IO fight IO lhe ~qi , ~I~ lnt'eMJ.Blly from a gunshot wound
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· 4>, \¥. abdolilen, He said the gunmen
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' tlley ln!lle4onedtheir10 hostaiOl'lor a ·~ · l!e'aaliH"' wu·unable lo fmd out lhe
doctor. " '' · ' namei Of the gunmen who have ad-. . .. .. The doctor treated a wouhdtd gunman, 1 ~ each other by number rather
then came outai!le and• warned that Iii than !Wjle throughout the siege. He
attempt to ltorm the gunmen would lm· ~ the wowtded man's condition
peril lhe lives of 11ie hostages. · aa criUcal.and said he would try' 11> con-
.. This Is the eQd, tblJ is glory -we'll ' tinue. to frelt hlm with antibiotics and in·
go out in hall ol tiuUets," the four bjacb travtnous feeding.
,,..., .quoted 11 telling a Mitslfm · Mitthe1f rHntered the·store at a p.m.,
minister, apparently of their faith, who ~ by a """"· He war car-Wked 'll> the gunmen Inside earlier. ~ iiiedl<aJ supplies, includlllg plasma
The Muallm -who relayed lhe aod food gunm0n'1 laaklaod -e Wkod ·IO
them brielJy -Jolm Ir Al Sporta Inc.,
Nixon Predicts
New Directions
lnaugu~al Gala Symbolizes
Hopes , Goals for Ne w Term
Two Men Killed
In Oemente, . .
Newport Crashes
By WIUJAM SCJl!\ElBEll
Of 1M DlllY '"" lttff
A pair of gririding crashes in"olving
tunaway cars left two rqen dead and
t)Jree others Injured In two Orange COast
clti.S Satui&Y. · Clinton ·Charles Anderson, 23, of Tustin
l)as been tenlativel! identified II the vic-
tim of a 'fiery crash 'shorlly lfler mid-
night on eastbound Balboa Boulevard In
Newport Beach.
An early morning, single-car freeway
wreck ln San Clemente also killed one
National City man aod lefi ·his three
passengers, all from--San Diego with
minor Injuries.
Police are sWl not absolutely certajn
the Newport Beacb~vlctlm was Anderson
' (loo DBATllS, J'Na .UJ
A couple or demonstrators shouted :
"Killer! Kil\e.r!" when Nixon, his lef~
hand resting on two family Bibles.
repeated the 3$-word oath to "protect
and defend the Constituti9fl" after Chief
Justice W3rren E. Burger at one minute
past noon .
Someone yelled "stop the war!" after
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew wa s
sworn in. Both outbursts were clearly
audible in the mid st of the throng jam-
ming the East Plaza of the Capitol, but
neither Nixon nor Agnew gave any sign
of 1>0ticing:
LaterJ during Nii:on's triwnpbant ride
dowti·Pennsyl vanla Avenue to the White
(See INAIJGIJRAL. Page AS)
Demonstrators
Press Again
For War's End
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By United Press lnternatloDll
The nation's antiwar troops , hastening
their steps as lhe drums oI war grew
muffied, go< oil what may have ~n
their last round f#-tions against
the Vietnam war Sittr'day.
While President Nikon was being in·
augurated to a second term, 9CVeral
cities across qi. laod bad demoostratiolls
urging Nixon to end the war -as they
urwed him When he first IOok office four
years ago.
Most of the den10Dstnl.tions were
peaceful, although two peraoos were ar·
rested and charged with desecrating tQe ~
American nag during, a march and rally
in downtown St. Louis. Police said the Br·
rests were made as a group burned the
flag outside the Sheldon War Memorial,
to which several hllldred persons bad
marched.
About 2.500 persons marched in
Chicago to the Civic Center Plaza, where
the statue designed by Pablo Picasso
silently witnessed one more rally.
A total ~of 6,000 penons~took part in
three rallies In san Franc'8co -three
antiwar groups oould not agree on having
one rally. Daniel Ellsberg, who revealed
the Pentagon Papers, and David Harris,
former husband of singer Joan Baez, ad·
dressed one group.
At the · californla state Capitol in
Sacramento. about l ,IMKI' protesters
rallied. Jane Fonda, the main speaker.
canceled her appearance because ol the
fiu . Local antiwar leadera SP.Oke and
signs Jn the crowd gave a mocking
paraphrase or Nixon : "Let me make this
1'rfecUy dead."
1About 1.200 persons gathered In IAUI
Angeles and marched. four abreast lrom
(See AN'11WA&, Pip A4)
. a sporting ...... shop where they were
trapped durinC a holdup Friday nigbl. A
patrolman wu lhot Ill dea!ll J1urin1 an
. ~tly 'ftdwic• ol gunflro'1iJlli'tie~·~
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11911aar were calm aod U1Jb<ir1.
"The pollce -Id play l~d>ol and not
alt.mi>! IO force auyihlng," MaUlle'lr uld. ''They muat con•~ lhe llvea' ;,(
!he hostagU. They are preparOcl to Ji!D
tbe holtages.'•
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DAILY PILOT Suftday, January 21, iq73
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.People/Quotes
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Alter a study in whleb he and seven others JJQSed as
sctu.opbrenlcs to gain adinlttance .. patients to mental bos-pitalJ. $tanf0rd University Pro!. David L. RoMnhan said, "It
1s clear that we cannot distinguish the sane. from the in~ane.
in psychiatric hospitals."
. Costa Mesa clty (9uncllm~o . who had
actively can'ipaigned ior the now<leleteit'Pa·
cific Coast Freeway, described the news of
poi!sible county plans to. build · a "suilerhigb-
way" linking the cities of Newport Beach
· and San Clemente as "interesting." All
ljife<i«ittiat It woulan beneflCCOsta .MeSJ'
now even if it were bull~ causing Councilman
Alvin Pinkley to commen~ "This just leads
me to believe tha.t· we are as right as we
ever weni in asking for the freeway. Every·
body knows we need the freeway except
Newport Beach. And . tbey'rn choking them·
seJves with traffic and they're choking us."
Announcing that liis appropriations subcommittee is cut·
ting off funds for limousines and chauffeurs for the heads of
a dozen federal agencies, Sen. William Proxmire, (D-Wis.),
said "In dire need, walking would save both funds and im·
pro.;., the health and efficiency or key members of the govern·
menL
A Japanese land company which plans
to build a housing tract in Huntington Har-
bour over one of the few remaining nesting
sites of the vanishing California Least Tern,
first plans to build a bigger and better home-
si le for the tiny. sand-strutting bird \vhich
....,_ is listed as an endangered species. The new
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Least Tern homesite wou1d be built in the
new National Wildlife Refuge on grounds of
the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station al a
cost of about $18,000. The Navy has approv-
ed it but other agencies must .also approve. t:,
Roger DeSautels, director of Environmental ~ --1m )>act1l!ports;1nl:':;·satd: ... t doubt ih•rany··
bird loving society or ornithologist would
buck this propasal It's like telling ·Jaques
Cous\ellu he aoesn•t know anything about
the sea."
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania
says, "Government is too fat because congressmen vote too
much lardi",
Verbal barbs. were freely tossed last
week durnig last week's meeting of the La·
~ guna Beach Board of Education over a decis-
' ion to bold secret meetings to select a new
reJ>!acement for ou.ted superintendent Dr.
William Ullom. Comments ranging from "I
believe such an important meeting should
not be held in secrecy'' to ''In a democratic
organization, the public should not be fear·
ed," and shouts of "Why .,,, you going be-
hind closed doors?" caused Bill ThomH,
school board president, to reply fUriously,
"Because there are two or three nbbJBrous-
ers who yell, that's why."
Reviewing some district plans for monitoring lellching
effectiveness, William Crane, president <Ji the Fountain Valley
school board bad some thoughts aboUt the new law which
requires these plans: "My impression of the Stull bill Ls that
it is one of the finest a~~~r,ts of Ille Legi&l.Jture to improye
education wilh the least · y chance of aclW!riJlg Ille deaired "·
results."
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By GEORGE LEIDA!.. Of .. D9itr Plltt -St"ift _.,
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nlversary calre last week -•'11t,tll!n!...,.
be a cake to cut nut year?" -·
Orange Couoty's hc>1nq10'"'. alrllno,
not wilhout Ill floanclal dllllc:ullle< Mee
ilS first fll(hl took oU on Jll\, II, 116'1,
faced an uncertain.future on its &th birth-
day.
The worries were not so much over
flnan.,... Tiils put year -u. alrilne'o
most prOducllw, lbougb"lt 11111 flew Jn
o.i~ '"""'• STRIPED BARS SHOW HIGH POINTS AND SOLID BARS LOW POINTS IN BID PRICES EACH YEAR
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tho red. , Iii the event tbe ~erger falls through
. Rather, by this time nert year the -the PUC has ytt to rule on the pro-
Newport Bead>bued .,mer mJcbt woll posed change ol ownership -Clifford
bave been merged with PSA. says the compllO' would in four years
Air Cal, wlllch opentee 24 flllhts a day hope to have ellher twin (versus larger
out ol Orlqe Couoty Airport, carriod thfte engine) jet DC llll 111fnc 111 niutes.
l,090,010 _,. linm-1o pcilnls In ,_ scaled down versions of the
Callfomla. 'f'be ~ let I '"""'11 for Dooglu -behemoths similarly
the company whlcb since tts begtnnlng are quieter by some 10 to 15 percent than
bas serv<d only a total of 3,914,286 the trijet DCIOs and would aC<Ommodale
paMengers. 220 passengers.
"We don't )'et koow if we will need "We're inter'llted bl a DIW BotinJ: pro-
·authorization for more flights from ject, the 180-200 passenger 7X'l," cilflord
Orange Coonty Airport," President said. That plane ls being designed for
Robert Clifford says. short haul service, which is Air Cal's
"One alternative to IDOi< !Ughts ls the specialty, and would be built to Include
possibility ol using bliier planes in the the lateot developinenls in sound oup-next four years." pression. ·
That -'billty Is <Ollllderably enhane--Further, <;llffonl said, "We do-ezpeci
ed by Ifie Pl'-<l Dle[l!r_ With PSA. "If some lmpromnents <11 the noise levels
the merpr occun. 'the quieter (but of the ms we now fly. We lhlM: Ibero
-~lliClli!iiirIOll"ll! to be In PSA'> will be a ftlniftt _,..., avollahle i1d
stable of a1rcrlft begimlq in 11741
11 Clif· have ~tied ounelvet to spendlna II
fonl ·DOied. • much as··fram '800,000 to flQO,GOO per
Wberou a lal:eofl by tllO ol Air Cal's plane replacing the two ..,.... on each
elgbl Boeiag mo .,._ a.ailahllil)r of m."
115 ... ls per deperlun, 1llO could leaft Al Issue Is the deftlopmenl ol I
"' 111 !JOU. Tbe -II that Ibo replicement power plant for lbe jeta ~JOIWO\lldleaftnioreqalelly. • wblch would nW:e a "pen:epllble dU·
QUf.,g ~ !!O!!,JMmi(, ~.1be WI!' they.iounci.to.allJIOl'I_
IJOll capeclty Is lliiblI1 more thaii pro-neigl\ben. .
iecliom indicate Air Califomla , -.Id. In ·!he· meantime, Cllf!ord said, takeoff
need to service its routes -all within the and.Jaodini procedures emplojed by Air
state. <Cal puota. mlnlmlle the noise Impact M
' 5 '6 '' l'ernu 6 '1''
homes tying Wlder or near approach
paths to Orange County Airport rµnw11Z.
While It Isn't known K Air Cal wlll IOei<
more fillll>ls II Orange CountY Ntport,
Qllford .his told the Soutbenl Cal!6tr!>iJ
A..iallm ol ~la the firm
favors devtlopmenl of another airport to
serve the co1D1ty's growing air
transportation market. :
By "optimizing" ils scheduling of
fiighlS during 1972, Cllfford said, the car-
rier reallzed a II percent -in business over 1m.
Higher load factors and shifted em-
phasis on certain "legs" of the intrastate ·
s)'llem .. su11ed In provision of "more
aeall to more paasencers where and
wJien they Yanted.lhem." CllffOld said..
One of these uwberes11 baa been Air
Cal'• service to San Jooe from Orange
Couoty and aJao new routes to Sacrame11-
to.
Reganllea or the clecl!1on of the PUC
on the propooed merger, or the ootcome
of 1 court dwllenge brought_ by the
Justice Deparlment to be beard IOllOWtng
that ruling, Clifford believes the ''people
of Onmge COUnty will continue to riicelve satl.sfactory MrVlce." __
We• 'J ate Ca!Uomta Corpbratlon,
owners 11 pel'C<llt of Air Cal etock, Is
pursuing the merger offered by PSA.
C. Arnholt Smith, the San Diego flnan.
cier who bclilds the operating Company
•1ha1 been good for us," the Air Cal ei·
ecuUve said. Since it began, the firm has not made 8 prorJt in any year, but has
--to u thi& ,.., than In any pr'moul~-.
For thO !ix monlba ended June 30, lfn
the los.s before credit for income taxes
was $134,719. The loss for tbe aame
period In 1971 was 1675,591.
'lbe meraer )VOU!d remove the airline
from We&lpta P1C1<a1e ol relaled
businesses -taxleab ffetts in sevel'al
major cities, seafood packing plants ind
ho leis.
"U the merger doesn't occur" Oiffotd
noted, 0 Westgate hes • ~laion to
make."
-In the interim, Air Cal's 560 employes,
Clifford expects, will continue to provi!ie
the service passe.egers have dome to ez.
pect. "'Ibere's a spirit about Air Cal. It's
thllt spirit and !be people on the team
who really make It go."
Air Cal boasls an onllme performance
raUnc of 19.7 percen4 higher than moat
other canien. ~Further, 99.6 peroent of
all•Olghta scheduled are actually Oawo, 1
factor in part due to California's climate •.
"We koow tbe reason fOr our u ·
isteoce," Cllffoid adds. "We're here to
offer on time. efficient commuter service.
That is our 100 percent goal."
Secret Talks
·To Resume ·
On Peace -::Pact
Lady Cop -;Foils ·Hijacking
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SAIGON (AP) -Fore!P Minister ' Vtif1-1a$1tomflir1!1rli ::.; 'w .... ildioildled it~
resume tdr 0 comp -the tat ol an
, .~c· m ~the wr,;lll ~
-·r.IJlm~s,,.trav~.p~,,~ a
general feling here that the signing or
at least initialing of a Vietnam ceae-flre
agreemeqt would come within! the next
lwo weeb' While U.S. and South Vlei·
namese offlciab: would not. · fix a
timetable, they did not disoourqe talk of
a cease-fire as early as the end of next
week.
U.S. negotiator Henry A. Kissinger and
Le Due Tho of North Vietnun are to
resume their to~level discussions
Tuesday 'in Paris in what officials have
indlcaled could be the ....ion that pro-
duces an accord to end the war.·
LOUISVULE, ~-(AP) - A LoulsVille
pollcewclman who foiled a hijack allempt
Satun1ar ,said sbe wun't really scared
unlll Alter· It was all over. "I tried not to
think about his gun," said Martha Green.
"If I bad, it woC>ld ba~ ~te/f""'!! !IJ"
the things.I bad Jo do. . " , . " 'Mrs: Greene, a 120-pound ' <1e¥ve. .
pulled the &-foot-I, !~pound hijacker out
of an airp)ane and fell, along with him
and a hostage, down the plane'• steps. "I was WOn'ied that I had broken an arm or
leg When we fell," she said.
Policemen and FBI agents rushed In
and seized the gunman when the trio
tumbled to the concrete. The would-be hi-
jacker wass Identified as Pvt. Dennis V.
Durkin, a 17-yeaN>ld Piitsburgb,. Pa.,
native, who was reported missing by bis
Anny unit Jan. &.
Durkin Was arraigned 8aturday oo
charges of possession ol an illegal
weapon and held 11rlieu of 1100,000 bond.
However, federal attorney saJd they may
not .be able to charge him wttb air . charge of the Louisville office of tbe FBI,
piracy. said.
Fred Partin, -U.S. allo!D<Y, "He quickly replied, 'I hove just the
said there Is "some difficulty with thO' • girl.' Well, I guese he did," Kitchens
statute. 'Ill.e way It reads, the aircraft said.
must be off the ground or Immediately ~~~~J ya~ ;an the
r...iy for takeoff before It's atr piracy." I.oUf~-Polf"" ~roice f~r two )'f8n.
A prellmlnary beiriiig war ·schedlfled ,.._ tleliiit -"her were DOI Im·
or Jan. 30 and trial for M&rch :19. medl.:&ely ·avallabJe.
The gunman, armed with a IJ.gauge, 'lbO ~-made five lripo to
saW«l<>ff shotgun, bad taken Dave the Plant parked near the lerminal as
Yeakel, a 46-yelll"Old airline mechanic, floodUghls lll up the seen< and more than
hostage and had holed up in the Ozark 150 --~ !aw' offi ~--ding by Airlines DC-9 for six hours, demanding a ai 1~ cers were co...u •
plane to Dy him to another country. Each time ol>e moved a little clooer,
Earlier, he shot out numerous windows finaDy walking up the steps to tbe plane.
at StandHord Fteld, causing airline '1 tried to Wk him out of the plane
customers to scatter for cover, but In-· and while talking to him he said that
juring no one. Dave was getting neryous and scared. So
uWben Durkin started asking for a I told him: "Since Dave is In this con-
wornan, I asked Louisville Police Ollef dltlon be may have a heart attack or
Col. Edgar Paul If be had any ideas," some~ and woul4 1')U trade Dave for
Thomas W. Kitchens, special agent in . myself,' • Mrs. G~ laid. ·
Reporter Bill F1rr, frned from jail while
his now famous case over his right to shield
sources is appealed, stopped in Huntington
Beach to tape a television show for channel
50. During tire tape sessio n, Farr, who has
been strongly supported by the press, er!·
ticized some of his fellow journalists for COU·
!Using the issue. "I've never said Judge Older
didn't have a certain legitimacy to his side_.
The issues involved in this case are far more
complex than a personal attack on me. The
personal vendetta charge against Judge Old·
er is unwarranted," said the veteran report·
er. "I've only been a public figure for a short
t ime and already I'm a bit rankled with the
press. I can see what people who have been
in government 25 years might think."
Lam was not available for comment
1oday, but members ol his family and Air
Vlelnam conflnmed that be was leavlng for Parts tn the afternoon. Ills first stop 1r==
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for posslbie jury tampering and ~·ould
use it in his attempt to win a retrial.
Mn. Wallis refused to comment about
the alleged conversation, except to say
that she was going to the sheriff's ofiice.
Officials at the sherill's department also
declined comment.
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Parolee Sought
In Perversion
On 13-year-old
NANSEMOND , Va. (AP) -Police In
Vi rginia and North Carolina searched
Saturday for a man charged with kid· .
naping a 13-yeaN>ld boy and keeping him
chained in an underground box for eight
d:lys.
The boy was found in a plywood box
buried underground. He told police he
had been chained inside the box for eight
days and repeatedly beaten and sex-
ually assaulted.
Police said they were seeking Richard
A. Ausley, 32, a Portsmoulh carpenter
\11hom the victim has identified by
photograph as the man who enticed him
into a truck about noon Thursday, Jan.
II , then forced him to stay a week in the
und~rground structure.
Nansemond police have warrants
charging Ausiey with abduction and sex·
ual assault. said Chief H. L. Mundie and
Portsmouth police have charged Ausley
with abduction.
IJbe bof, lll(!orlng • broken ,_ and
showing llln• of beating, was found in a
wooden area by four rabbit hunlers Fri·
day morning. He had -a chain attached to
hla left leg and secured to a nail driven
In the side of the compartmenl
'l1ie hunter. told police Ibey ,..,.. i. the
Hrta when they suddenly saw a boy's
head rise up out of the six-foot hi&h
mound of earth.
Police said there apparently was no in-
tent to ran ... the boy.
"There were no notes or calls to the
partnts. They thought he must b1ve
drowned," a police apolcesman said.
Police said they believe the suspect
ned either Into Ille awamp, which 11 a
300-aquare-mlle wilderness, or into a
sparsely lnhablled rqlM of nearby
North Carolina.
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because of severe bumi he suffered
while trapped llilila plCk'Jp truck. HEAL TH
Investigators traced the truck to 11 "'" ""'""' 1MC1ic..i "'111fM111 Anderson's brother who said the victim 11 h•tit pstfrt 11P11t1. 0-11" nie
was !he only one who ever used it. -HOAG HOSPITAL
He died at 11 I .ID. S&turday in the bum aOUtPMINT PUNO
ward at Orange Coonty Medical Center l~~~~~~~~~~I after emergency treatment at Hoag
Memorial Hospital.
Witnesses said Anderson'• truck lost
control, hil two parked cars and then
flipped over aod caught fire. .
Passers-by and nearby retldenll turn-
ed garden -on the Oamlng wnick ·
while others !Ought In ~In to pWI
Andenon ·trom lbe twlsltd truck. Tbelr
efforts were in vain becaUll he was pin-
ned by lhe steering column; police sa14.
At least one would-be rescuer, Richard
Lyoo, 49, of 1012 East Balboa Blvd., wu
burned M his hands and face trying to
save the trapped man. Police said heap-
parently refused treatment for his W.
juries.
By th< time firt units arrived on lhe
!Cene, !he blaze had been br<iught under
control by the spray Jrom ""'1'•1 boees.
Firemen -kad !of 20 minutes with
b>cbaws before Allde .... wil fried
from bis truck. " • An4erson ,.., aJll>OlenllY alonio in the
truck e1Cept for his dog, trhlch was also
killed accordin( to police.
A oeparale Cl1IOb on Ille nonhbound .
San Diego Fteewll' neo• Pico Boulevatd
in San Clemente at aboat t a.tit kllled
Harold w. Moo .. , 24, ol Nallonal City
an4 Injured lhrte ~ding In
his car. , .. \-• !Ilgbway P1trol 1n....,gators oald
Moore 1pparenlly lost conttol of bis
speeding car, lihlch then ..,.rved an4
rolled ...,., eje<Ucg him onlo the pave-
ment before rolling Into a roadsfde dltcb.
The three _...,. remained In lbe
car and """ only dl(htly brlll&id IDd cut, ofDccn oahl. They ""re ldenlillld u
Dale Bradford, I' Thom11 Anthony, 11,
aod Robert Thomas, 22, all of San DieCO-
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largest sale selection we've ever presented. You"ll find·
the great names, like Henredon, Heritage Drexel
Brandt, and so many more (including Biggar's custo~
sofas a~~ chairs). Individual pl.~ces, entire i;ollections, for
every living purpos11, they're all here -;-. with every sale
item, tak~n lrom o~r regular stcick .. The significant qua lily
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MORI ON VIRSAILLIS: NEWPORT BEACH -~It
atalfers Friday unveilOd the latest, and they hope '1nll· · t of an agreement between the city and the conln!VerSW tr-
saU!es on the Bluffs develo~ that would permlt:,~eUon of the proJe<t overlookln& u~ l'{ewport under con-
ditions. Among the new co lions added al)er Councilmen ·
rejected the ilrlt .,.-enUn:NOftll!ber ta a dMd .-!ction
llmJtlng otcupaocy to peopl~· over 18, an •.-ment that the
developer, Di>nakl Schols; wU! pay all excise tuea <•98,0j)O
worth) l!Jld supulauons requlrlng.conslderabla cllanges In ap-·
pearance, d~lty and poulatlon of the project over Ila original .
form. The council wU! renew the.latest form of the agreement Monday night. ·
SUPIRINTENDINT LEAVING: LAGUNA, BEACH -The
Laguna Beach Board of EducaUon and Its outgoing Superln-
tendenL WUllam Ullom, last week reached agreement on hll
lmmedllte departure from the dlstrict. Ullom will receive a
"leave of absence" with lull pey through the end of hll con·
tnct, June ao, ptua aeverat otber calh Ind 1naurance benel111/
In return , he will leave hll office Tueeday. lfllom waa fired
by the school board Dec. 18. In a letter released thll week,
the board cited phil0&0ph!cal ditlerencea os the reason for the
!Iring. ··
BUILDING DOWNTOWN: FOUNTAIN VAU.EY -This
small, modern city has often sullered a lack of Identity, prl·
martly because it waa built without a downtown. But council·
men have reserved an area In the e«1tral pert of town, city
center they call IL to create a beauUful, specialty-shop, color-
tul downtown. Planning c0nsuI\ants tut week said the area
could feature dm!lng fountains, colol'flll lights, strolling
musicians. sidewalk cafes and other tmaglmaf.ive rnallons.
. Councilmen plan to launch an agi:esslve program to build
just thal
Cat·€atehen
r ~')· .1'¥'l '11 ,I • ,:~
The·furilhw fat ad furlom Jlondoy night in the Hunt.-
lngton Beacli C1ly Coundl ciwnlier. -eat !oven, nearly 100
atrong, turned out to oppoee a ·new animal control law which
Includes a . mandatory cat license.
One woman sucdnctly cleacrlbed the feejlngs of some re-
line fans: "Cats kill gopben; Cats are loved,. gophers aren't."
Mayor Al Ooen, proposer of the new, law, def1!nded bll
lltand: "Cats In the act of love can create quite a disturbance
on your porCh at 3 a.m.0
Some tabby fans deocribed the potential holror of a cat
stranding on Its UC.noe collar, others said the dog catcher
would prove totally Inadequate at snaring cats.
The !ut point wu imdencorecl by City Attorney Don
Bonla who admitted there probably wouldn't be any real en·
forcement on a cat liceme law, anyway.
Alter the 'bisaing cooled down, coundlmen proceeded to
delay action on the ordinance. A move to elimfnate the cat
law lost 4-S, but ii will come ttp fU' a revole In 60 clays. The
cat fans are expected to return.
FAIRVIEW PARK: COsTA MESA '-COunty omclals
are almost ready to sign a 20-year purchase pact with •tata
officials for the 'J!ll acres of wilderness behind Fairview Stete
Hospital. A surprise development is that the land for the
future regional park was offered by the state for $3.65 million
instead of $4 million.
CLOSE, l!UT ••• : LAGUNA BEA<::H -Despite ~leas
that' a special variance was justified allowing a $1.5 million
special shop complex to exceed a 30-foot heigh\ limit by 18
Inches, City CounCll denied the _project arcbitect's request.
The erchitect had appe8led to the council aesthetic senses
saying the pitched roof of the project, Village Faire, was In
keeping with the character Of \be Art Colony. Somewhat bitter
after being \urned down, the arcbltect noted that the project
will go aliead with a· squat roof but will not be as attractive.
LATE IMPACT: HUNTINGTON BEAcH -In 19'/0, the
Callfornla Leglllature "enacted the Environmental Quality
Act requiring all publlc agenclea to write environmental Im·
pa<t reports on major publlc pl'Ojecll. J,.ut week, the city
finally caught up to the law by &11thorl%ln( Impact reports for
Its $11 million civic center, '5 million central library and
207-acre central park. The civic center and part conatrucUon
are nearly complete while the library cona\rucUon bas juat
started City of11c!a!s admitted they should )\ave· written the
reportS /ong ago, and cOuld not explain why they had not.
NUCLEAR REACTORS : SOUTH COAST -Hearings
opened early laat week before the Atomic Safety and Licens-
ing lloard to explore the safety aspects of two propoaed
nuclear reaclon at San Onofre. And soon after the alert of
sessions at a San Diego hotel crlUca blasted the proposals .
El~hteen members of tl!e general pu_bllc uaerted that the
plants •hould be placed inland 1Uld undergrolind · that critical
system• be lmpr'ov<d and that adcllng to the plle of nuclear
wastes constituted a "d•adly le~" to Mure generations.
Hearings were scheduled to lut throul(b lb!a week,'held under
the augplces of the U.S. Atomic EnerJ!Y Commission' South·
em Callfom!a Edison and San DlelO Gas and Electric com-
panies propose the bllllon-dollar proj~.
SCHOOL DEllATI: HUNTINGTON BEACH -The roll
call of . elementary schools In the Ocean View District Is
complete -the !ftchlng staffs at 21 acbOOls turned down
proposa!J to try an all year calendar. In most achools, not
even 50 percent of teachen otayed the Idea, and nowhere
did It receive even close to the 'Ill pj!rcent support required.
The dlatrlct doe• bave two achools already on an all year
program, started thlJ tall, Iller teachen and parents ap-
proved It.
DAILY PILDT
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AN EXUBERANT PRESIDENT GREETS INAUGURAL BALL CROWDS, DANCES WITH FANS
Ten Girl• Cut In Al --Unllmb..-ed Hl1 Dancing Legs at First Youth Ball
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Jubilant Nixon Cuts a Rug
At All 5, Inaugural Balls ~.
From Pagel
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House at the head of the Inaugural :
parade, about 100 jeerlng protesters .
mused at a.n Intersection a block away ;
from the Treasury and ta>sed apples. ~
oranges and other debris ln the direction :
of the President's limousine.
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix-
on, enjoylog himself immensely, dmtced
at all fiVe cl his inaugural balls Saturday
night and early Sunday.
At ooe ol Ille jam-pacted gala affairs
celeb<atiiig Ille start of bis second tam,
Nixon invited young dancers to cut In on
him and bis wife Pal.
The President. smll!og broadly and appearing at ease, said be bad never
before danced at any of Ille Inaugural
balls be bad atteoded dallng back to 11152.
At five black-tie affairs costing a
minimum $40 a head, Republicans joined
ofUcial Washington in a plush celebration
of four more years of R!ehard Nixon. Each guest pu%<hased drlnlla at 11.50
apiece sol,d only in groups of four.
At a Youth Ball at the Sheraton Park
Hotel. Nixon said to the girls, "If any of
you would like to cut in, please do." In 10
1nlnutes, be said he danced wilb 10 dif.
ferent partners.
"I see you so young and so virtuous ·
with all your hopes ••• I believe in you. I
want to make the next four years the
bes! that can happen,'' be told the
assembled young people. Many of them
wore furs and arrived in limousines.
Tbe Nixoos and daugbterg Julie and
Tricia and son-in-law FA.ward Finch Cox
~~la~ at eac.b of the in-
" As tbe ,Nlxoos traveled from ball to
ball, ilOme !0,000 gue111 COD>pOled for 'l'o dince to the music of groups r Ille Ray Bloch On:hestra, la Broom,
Llooel Hams>19n, lbe World's Greatest
Jau -llan<I, Guy Lombardo, and Fred Waring. .
At one ball at the SmHhsonian Museum
ol History and Techoology, a chicken
escaped briefly-and frig6teoed a woman
seated in a $1,000 box seat.
Tbe Ntsoos starled out In Ille Jobn F.
Kenoedy Center for Ille Puformlng Arts
where Nixon took the First Lady in ann
and said, "So here we go.~·
Aller leaving Ille Kemieily Center, Ille
Nii:ons beaded for the other balls : at two
Smith!ionian museums, at the Sheraton
Park Hotel and at Ille Peosloa Bu11d1Di.
Opinion Mixed
Over Nixon's
Inaugural Talk
WASHING TON (UPI) -Republicans
said Saturday President Nixon'• second
lnagural speech was Inspiring. But
Democrat& criticized its lack ~ s~fics.
Nixon's pledge of peiillY eel!·
determination and deceotnltatlon or
government generally woo acceptance.
But Democrats cited a lack of -Illes
and failure by Niloo to Rel: a better rap-
port with Coqreos.
. HOUie DemocnUc Leader Tnomu P.
O'Neill <i M-quipped, ''nlm was more praying than words "by Ille
President"
· Predictably. S,enatt Republican Leader
Hugh Scolt and House RepublJan Leader
Gerald L. Fonl w e r e lavlsh In their
• pcalse of the addreos.
Ford called it "an inspiring message"
and Scott said the address "set the tone
Americans are lookiti( for to bring a
lasting peace."
canfornla Gov. Ronald ReqaD !aid be
was "delighted" by Niloo'I call !or
decmtail7.8Uon of, the ,....,.. .. , and
saJd the move ••wu decades overdue." Alabama Gov. George c. wanace: wtio
altended Ille ........i.. altbough he Ia
conrmec1 to a ~1r. told repor1m,
"There are aeveral areal in the speech
that I agnoed with. .
"I Uked the ceoeraJ -of the
speech." Wallace said. "It w•s an riglt(,
It was llne."
"It wa1 lbe -speech I ha.,._ever
heard at an lnlgllratlon." O'Ndll said.
''Thm waa more Pfaylrlc thin worda
trom Ille presldeot. · ·
"He had a couple o~pl>Utudel and pro-
mite1 aboul houJiog and welfm but
what be ahould have addrelad blmoelf lo
WU whether and bow be plan& to -
aome of Ille Impounded !Wida for• iOcJal
programs," O'NtUl &aid.
Sen. Waller F. Mondale, (D-Mlnn.,)
1ald the spedl ....tlmled hlJ lean that
Nlion was getUq rtady to trim
domestic programa.
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MAzE Of SEATS FRAMES 'ELDER\. Y COUPLE AWAITINO'CIREMONY
' l:Of i1~1d AfalMt tt.;C:hfll, They wo .. sw. of -·-• •· ~•I ' ·+ •'! • -f .•
1.\uch ol ·die• Washington diplomati"'-Technology ii · boxes teallng elghl
corp1 wu lnvlled ot the !Uth and biggest persons 10ld for ft,000 a piece.
ball· at the Pmrion . Building, 8 govern-At the Museum of Natural History a 15-~~t~~. )'Otm ,people a'tt~ foot elephant towered over the dancers.
a Youth BaQ drank wit~t anyone quP,S-The Republicans took good advanatage of
tionlng u !hey met the minimum age of the symbolism and built a bar around Ille
21 for bard liquor. Two doien ·couples slu[fed animal The elephant was the danced the jlllerbug. larges! ol lls kind ever captured.
Some 311000 peraong paying a minimum A sairophonlst In one ol lle'leral bands
$40 a bead mingled among government stood with bis back againll lbe-. of a
and non-covemment celebrities at the in-36-foot loog, IO-foot blgb diQOlllll'. In the
augural balla. Black tie tuxedos were the main hall, guests beard tbe soft aounds of
order for men,; 1llk and satin long gowns Les Brown. .
for the women. State governors were eccorded special
At the M111f:WD. of History and bo1 ·1eats at each of the balls.
Key W awrgaw _Witness
Facing Defense Query
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The defense
beglns cross-examination · Monday_ in the
Watergate bugging trial <i the pro-
secutkm's star witness who· testified be
monitored aome 200 telephone calls at the
Democratic NlUonal Committee to learn
poUUcal 1trategy to be used agalnsl Ille
Repoblians In Ille .....,t presldentiel
campaign.
Attorney 'Gorald Alcb of ·Boston,
repreaenllng fcrmer CIA agent James W.
McConl Jr. who la oot of two clefeodanll
,.malnintl on trlal. lald he planned to
challenge much of the latlmooY given by
former FBI agtnt Alfred C. Baldwin lll.
Alch, an .-late 1ol well-known
criminal Iawye< F. Lee llailey, parllculr-
ly will be interested in Baldwin's
testimony last week which named
McCord as Ille man who hired him to spy
on the Democrats, provided Baldwin with
the eleclroolc 1ear to do Ille telephone
bugging and then was caught by police in
a raid at Ille headquarters.
McCord wu leCUrily coordinator tor
Niloo'• IHJectlon campelgn when police
amoted him and four other '""' Inside
Ille cm>mlttee beadquartm Jut June 17
at Ille Watergate "'11ldlnl compla. Also
nmain1ng "' trlal with McCord m G.
Gordon Lkldy, former White House con-
&ultant.
The trial enten Its third week with ex·
~Uona that It will continue for
another month. Tbe trial .....,sec! Friday
to observe Pra:ldent Nixon'• inaguraUon.
Nixon, standing alongside his wife :
Utrougb the open roof of the car, turned :
toward-the-demonstrato1 s Taised-both ---· · ·--
arms in a "V" sign and ~lfway lunged : l
fOI' some passing fruit that fell wide o( Its :
mark. 1be limousine was never hit as !
Secrel Service agents scrambled to in-~
tercept the Dying debris.
A similar locident occurred at the •
same intersection during Nixon's 1968 In-:
agtirallon, when his limousine was ac-:
tually struck even though it accelerated ;
for hall a block. This time, Nixon's car ;
maintained ill! steady pace, and the :
President and his wife refused to duck ·
back down to their seats. :
The U.S. Park Police estimated that :
tbe bulk of the demooatrators-60,000 or ;
more -were a few blocks away at the :
time, attending counter-lnagural ac-•
tivlties between the Uncoln Memorial :
and the Washington Monument. ,,
Helicopters clattered overhead, and '.
police were stationed at intersections, :
alleys and rooftops. A Secret Service :
agent rode an auto mechanic's trolley on ,:
his stomach down the parade route, ;
searching under the stands with a '1
flashlight. A-1ailboxes were wired shut as (
a prec.aut.ion against bombs. Riot-train-t
ed. Army paratroopen atood by In an l
underground subway on Caiitol Hill. .:
A red-coated Colonial fife. and drum ··
· COf1ll from Oor.necliort led Ille nearly :;
~boor Inaugural parade, which Nixon ~
and Agnew and their families viewed ~
from a heated, bullet-proof stand tn front ;.
of Ille White House. Among Ille ;:
dignitaries In the VIP stands was Kis.s-'.•
inger, whose companion was New York :
socialite Nancy McGinnis.
Nllon borrowed a topcoat from Secret :
Service agent Bob Taylor for the ride :
down the "Avenue of the Presidents" in :
the 40-degree chill under grey skies.
1be traditional parade, with the "Spirit ~
of '76" u it. theme, featured 55 bands, )
35 Doals, 11 equtllrlin unlll and other ;
marching unil$ depicting American :
bislory from Plymouth Rock to the •
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Nixon's Speech
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WASHING TON (AP) -u ... , at a glll1'
ce, is what President Nixon slid Satur:.
day in his second in.agural address.
VIETNAM: Americans shooltl he proud •
that In each of four major wars, they •
have fought to help others resist ag-
gressloo. "A& America's longesl and lllOll •
difficult war comes to an end, Jet u1.1
again learn to debate our dlfferences •
with civility and d~."
PEACE: Th world atands on the
threshold of a new era ol peal'e, but :
Americans must resolve that the postwar :
era will be a time · ol. great :
resPonsibilitles greatly borne.
AMERICA'S ROLE ' Tbe United states ;
· will respect its treaty commitments, :
reduce the danger of great-pawer con-!
fronuitioos , and aupport the principle :
that no nation has a right ot bnpose ils :
will <In another by force.
DOMESTIC : America has the chance
to ensure full and equal opp()nm.lty for all
its citliens, but "government must learn ,
to take less from people so pOOple can do '
more for themselves ." Tony Bennett's
Hotel Robbed;
Loses $8,000
The gequestered jury of eight women
and four men were given special
permwlon to watch Ille lnarural parade
lrom the U.S. Dlstrlcl Court building
which was on the parade route.
The U.S. Court of Appeals, meanwhle, Brando Indicted· ruled 2-1 the actual conlenla of Ille con-
SAN ,\NTONIO, Tu. (AP ) --· 1a1ner 'llioY-~bis wife_....
to police Saturday that Jewels; fur and cash valued at nearly $8,000 were mJ.a.
Ing &om tbtlr 21.0t floor room In a posh
holol bere.
A gpoUsmln for Ille Palacio do! Rio
Hllton Hott! aloog San Anl<ilio's d-lllverwalt said pollce were
told an lkaret )'tllow Sold ladles
bra«lel. a bongla with n deamoodl, a
ubl< lllr "'8t and 1180...,. gone.
Bermell and hlJ wife 1layed at Ille
mlton dl!r1na a tWHIIght tWrd Thursday
and ~ whlla e.mrett perfonned wltb
Count Biiie and his on:bellra. ·
Acarrdlng to Ille police rtporl, Ille
mllllng jewelry, ,... valutd 11 nearly
$2,000 and !he coal al $$,000.
venatloo Baldwin monitored from Ille •
lapped pilo!"' of R. Spencer Ollwr, a F Ob "ty Democrallc party olllclel, could oot be or seem
admitted u evidence.
Cathy Rigby Marries
Redskins' Mason
LOS ALAMITOS. (AP) -Olympic
gymnasl Calby Rigby, :io. and
Washington Redlklnl ""'!'lnl boclt Tom-
my ~' 33, wtre ma:rrled Saturday at
the home of her pmnta.
The •root.ti blondt falltd 11
America:• chief hope for a medal In
gymnaJ!fcs at 1811 summer'• OlymFlcsfril. Muoo It a ti-year vctmn who 1)11
with Mlnneso(a and Loo Angeles foot U
tetm1 before being traded to
Washington.
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BOLOONA. Italy (AP) -Madon
Brando. Fm>cb actrea Marla Schnetder
and !Lilian cnr.ctor Bernardo Bertolucd
we.re indicted Saturday on charges of '
obscenity ror their film "The Last Tan10 •
in Paris."
The fllm was banned natlonwkte last
month by a Rome judge, who turned over 1
the cue to the Bologna oourt because tbt
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Pmdta Termse.
The Rome and the Bologna
mag!Jlrales contended lb film WIS 1
obocelle mainly because of a sodomY ,.. I
quence. . (taJJan Olm criti<:S baYO lenned lloo
cue i ... ndal. They described tho film
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PROTESTS
Demonstra tions Around the W orkl
By United Press Inttrnational
Thousands of anti-AmerlCan-
emons ra Ol'S< c as ~a am
riot police in Paris Saturday. frotesters
there and et!ewhere in Europe and Asia
denounced President Nixon's inagutation
and U.S. policies in Vietnam.
Left-wing students., screaming "Nixon
Fascist assassin," rioted in front of the
U.S. embassy in Paris' place dt la Cone·
orde. Rioting s p r e a d through the
do"11town area , bringing traffic to a halt
on the Champs Elysees.
A unit of specially trained CRS riot
police, armed with long batons and
carbines equipped to fire tear gas
grenades, herded the students down the
mile-long Champs Elysees boulevard to
the Arc de Triompbe.
The students, many wearing molor·
cycle helmets, huried rocks and empty
beer bottles at the poli&e and erected
barricades evecy 100 yards. The ~.
helmeted and carrying riot shields, flung
the barriers aside and started traffic
moving.
Near the Place de !'Opera police used
tear gas to disperse the demonstrators.
The students . were demonstrating in
defiance of a police ban on protests con-
nected with the Nixon inagural.
In Hoog Koag, a yoong pro-Ameri<an
Chinese worker was beaten by anUwar
demonstrators in the grounds of the U.S.
c.onsulate. .
Fighting erupted when the 22-year-
old Olinese, identified only as Mr. Lee,
snatched the microphone from a speaker
y;bo ·was accusing Nixon of bombing
North Vietnam.
"You are all Communists!" the young
man shouted, and began tearing down
posters and l>annem beering slogans like
"Nixon is even worse than Hitler,"
"Down with Nixon -the war criminal."
An estimated 12,000 demonstrators
mached to the U.S. embassy in London.
Hundreds of police, dozens of them on
horsebacl( barred most of the
demonstrators from approaching the
embassy on Grosvenor Square but allow-
ed in two deputations.
One, representing the British Cam-
paign for Peace in Vietnam, presented. a
letter to Nixon demanding he sign a Viet-
nam peace agreement immediately. 1be
other, a group of London-based American
war veterans, presented the embassy
with a medal for U.S. Air, Force
capt. Michael Heck, who reeenUy refused
an order to fly his B52 bomber on a
mission to Hanoi.
Cops Try Fails,
Flags Come Down
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The Nallonal
Park Service was roiled again Saturday
during the count~inaugural protest
demonstrations.
During pa!t antiwar protests at the
WashingtOn Monument, the 50 U.S. flag!
that circle the base have been tom down
and replaced with Viet Cong O&g! and
pennants of protest.
This time Park Police first erected a
~ double ring of snow fencing to keep
demonstrators back from the monument
and the-poles:
The ploy worked at first -but only at
rirst. Before the rally was over all 50
flags were gQne. In their place new Viet
Cong flags, banners and protest pen·
nants . •
Some 3,000 demonstrators marched in
(mot of the U.S. embassy in tbe The
Hague, police said. F~ persons were
arrested and a few elhbassy windows
were damaged by flying stones and bags
With paint, blood, and -hurled It the building. . .
In Amsterdam about , 1,500 persons
staged a march to the U.S. consulate.
In Marseille, France's second largest
city, police used tear gas When they bat-
tled almost 1.000 leftist rioters outside
the U.S. consulate.
Antiwar -clemonstr1tor1, most
of ft.om peacoful ond without
incident, crossed the n.1tion
snu,,loy. Ono of !hr" In S.n
Fr.C.sco, inyofvlng 3,000 .to
5,000 people, is shown en route
to the Civic Center. Abo.,., pro-
... tori Mt twastikl-imprinted
' American fl191 ablue in Stock-
holm, Sweden. Left, police try
to remow 1 demonstrator froin
atop • street light on Pennsyl·
v1ni•· Avenue.
Other demoutrations were peaceful.
The two largest occuted in Helsinki and
Dortmund, West Gennany, with about
10,000 persons marching in each protest.
Some 5,000 persons marched through
down town SIOelilX>lm demanding a np!ij
end to the Vietnam ·Viar and total
wilildrawal ol U.S. f«ces in J'Yloc!jna,.
police said.
In Tokyo, 1,200 Japanese students and
other leftists staged antiwar demonstra-
lions demanding swift withdrawal ol
American troops from Indochina.
F rontPflflel
ANTIWAR TROOPS . • •
Pershing Square to CitY. Hall, about a former United Nations ambassador and
mile, chanUng antiWar s'togans. A man former ambassadOr to South Vietnam. In
v.'elU'ing a DQll>Nazi mlltorm was arrested Lowell, Mass., SS to 40 pel'IOll5 marched
after an altercation. silently from the civic center to the
"Nixon, you have gone too far, sign the Lowell Auditorium.
treaty and .wp lbe war," chanted a· Some 1,500 trekked by ihe 5an Diego
crowd of 300 rallying at the University of downtown police station and lbe Navy
Kansu in Lawrence. Speakers said they Supply Center on their way to Balboa
hoped reports from Paris and Saigon that Park. ln New Orleans, La., 150 penon1
the war in Vietnam iJ almost over are walked from the Customs House for a
true. mile to Beauregard Square, where the
Three thousand ·persons marched in "New Orleanlans for Peace" held an·
downtown Seattle,' Wash., from the tiwar skits.
federal courthOuse to Westlake Mall. Another 150 persons escorted by police
Several dozen persons -as few as three walked from the Tucson, Ariz., city park
at times -continued a vigil at the to Davis-Monbhan, AFB, for a (ally.
Washington state capitol in Olympia. Before the lar~er march was held In·
Three hundred ·persons gathered at the Seattle . a requiem mass for war dead
First Parish Unitarian Church in Bever-was said in St. Joseph'! catholic Church.
Jy, Mas!., among theM Rep. Michael The SeatUe Guerrilla Theater group's
Harrington (0-Mass.), and George C. members lay on the ground to remind
Lodge, son of Henry Cabot Lodge, the church members of death in Vietnam.
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CHASING THE GREAT GURU: Several moo
ago, when Orange Olunty DA Cecil Hicks broke the
news that an outllt called the Brotherhood ol Eµmal
Love was aotiially composed Of mulU-millionalrts im·
podJng llllclt drug•, be fingered
one man as corporate president of
that out!~
District Auomey Hiclcs' index
ldenti!ied th1> heod man as one Dr.
Timothy Leary, fugitive Jrom jus-
tjce; prison eocapee, convicted drug
-· !Ired Harvanl pn>lesaor and OlllllOdered by """' .. high priest
ol -·· drug culllsts. Hico at the time alleged that
DA C1C11 Mltb Or. Leary WU ooe of the most
dang....., meo .,... 1o i.ve visited this planet and
"bBJ probably ruined more lives than any human belq
alive."
PONDERING OUI\. DA'S deoorlptioll, 100 ooold
work up a pretty good mental Image o1 Leary Jlnldnf
arms In ~ wllh the likes ol
John Dtlllnget', Pretty Boy Floyd,
Machine Gun Kelly and other des-
peradoes ol tile palt.
Well, all that was pretty alrooC
stuff at the time. But at that atage,
yoo must remember Leary wasn't
anywhere near this part ol the uni-
verse. He had been busted for ~rl-
and convicted In Santa Ana and , ;t.,
sent up the river to the state hotel ::&
at San I.Alls Oblspo. Dr. ""' ....., f""'1l there, the good docOx' went over the fence
and eluded a nationwide law eolon:ement dragnet, ooly
1o ium up in Africa. thence -and other
European point..
INDEED, IT APPEAJ\ED OW' good District Attor-
ney Hie.ks would never get the drug guru back in bis
clutches and 'would have to content himself with strii:ing
down sin and nudie bar operators in Orange County.
Hicks, however, has~ luck than that ~·"°'."
52 gets himself cornered in Kabul, Afghanistan, his ~ jerked and is dispatched w Los Angeles by jet
to face the music.
Through it all, you sUll figw-e DA Hicks will never
get Leary. After all, the ex-prof is want~ for felony
prisoo egcape, for alleged income tax evasJOO aaserted·
ly Involving $'76 millioo owed by the Brotherliood, and
assorted oUJe< transgreos1oM ootside ol our county.
Cecil Hico, bow<v<r, Is lucki.,. than all thal
LEARY AJIRlVES HERE, lla!bing a b<nevolent
Irish amile at press cameras aod despite the handcuffs,
looking DOI at all like John Dllltnger, Pretty Boy Floyd
or any other Publtc Enemy Number One.
·But afler the lanlare, by golly, they dispatch Leory w OraDge COUllly 110 lllcks JOf.9 to _... him as
~ 1'ed<r '4the -lie laces Jt-</l. smuggl~;iand' COIJIPlra~ smuggle ~
drup val 11111 the Jlllcit ~ 1n the ~ • I
Hicks, """ having LOory &afely behind borS/ bas . toned down his accusatioos a touch. "I dldn't ever mean
to imply that Leary WU dBngErOUB llke a criminal wm
would -H out with police," Hicks declereB today.
"I did meen that with ,What he's done to 9ldety, be'•
a very dang~ person.
"NO, EVERY JURISDICTION didn't really want
him. His lltring j\131 ran ooL
11No, we can't speculate oo how much money he
bas . . . be seems to have ups and downs . • • No, the
1$ mlllJon in bail Isn't important ... it cook! be !O cents
becau9e be can't bail out. He'd just go back.
"Yes, I think all the authorities agree that his al-
leged 1eadel'$hip role In the Brotherilood is serlou..
enough w bring him w trial right here In Orange Coun-
ty."
CLEARLY, OUR DA mCKS seems to have $0ftened
his statements oo Leary just a touch. Hicks sounds more
relaxed, pnehow.
Maybe having Dr. Leary back in the county lockup
'"'' .....Wng w dO with ll
Godfather Gang Jailed
LONDON (AP ) -A seven-Tibbs, 45, and three of his sons
man gang, headed by a scrap heard prosecutor Michael
dealer known as "the God-Corkery tell the court: "This
father" and accused of main-family's story was one of
talning a reign~ of terror In hatred, terror and sickening
London's Ea.st End, was jailed violence on those they
for a tolhl of 58 years after a disagreed \Yi.th and on whom
trial at the Old Balley Friday. they sought to impose their
Alleged Godfather James rule."
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Oak Park Middlt School PrinciJMI Mr1. Nell Cl•m All50 li1ttns to Tt1chtr Bobby Hayden
SCHOOLS CHANGE IMAGE ...
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(From P11e Al ) "Because lnstructJon for all forbidding doors to hold them learning period taking their
• students is b i g h I Y fn. are found in the building. pick from a variety of of-tical $1.7 million m Id die d1'v1'dual1'zed," "-.Clem sa1'd, Pu 11 r· d h · the f . f ba 600 .. 11.. nu• p s in t e1r way to ir erings ranging rom scu
school! housing l, pu~ ''There is no need to lock up "home base" guided by color diving to ballet and including
each were opened nearly two special education pupils in a keyed walls and carpets. extra work on a regular class
years ago. <u>rulfate room." h h ·r th ~r-The learning suites are area sue as mat , ·1 ey District planners built the "By mingling with students opened so minutes before the choose. .,.
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Sunday, Janua,y 21 11)73 DAIL y PILOT A IS
Nixon's Alma Mater
Faces Financial Cuts
WHITTIER (AP ) -Saying.
it is "teeling the pinch of
sagging enrollments," Whittier
College -President Nixon's
alma mater -has anounced it
is ·trimming its f'lculty by 20
percent over the next three
years .
Dr. f'rederirk P.1. Binder,
presiden t or the 72-year..old >
liberal arts college, said last : ~'eek that the school's enroll-~
ment has dropped from 2,150 :1
full"time students three years
ago to about 1.650 with another •
reduction expected this ran. ~
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schools to accommodate 8 then the& own age at lunch, in gym start of school by a teacher The 'only Limits on the ex-
unheard of program for 3 or· unified arts -shop, aide. Many mornings the ploratory programs offered
southern city school -a pr<>-homemaking and music -pods are filled well before the are the limits of the interests
gram now"considered to be a children with learning han-official beginning or the school of the school's teachers or the
model lea.ming experience by dicaps are not made to feel day. At day's end, students commwli.ty volunteers willing
educators from throughout the they are different and that is participate in an exploratory to work with the youngsters. .,,.'""''· Cet1 .. •Mtlt, ltll.W.
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bama. ly at this age," Mrs. Clem
The physical plant ol each said.
school provided at a cost only A computer directed only to
sli U more than CaJifo_mia _ sort~_Jmts by 5e!. r.~an~do~m~1.,, , _______ ........ _
. em SC ~ assigns students to eachleam" -~-----------------------------------
mg more than three tnnes as ing suite, Mrs. Clem adds.
many students, 13 fully car-This assures a mix of ethnic
peted. groups. Cliildren from either
Each acbool has three "sub-of Decatur's distirictly differ-
school IUites" ln wblch grades ent black gbettos-"we haven't .
S, 7 and a operate in separate, solved the real est.ate
five-teacher open "podi." segreagation problem yet."
Each hexagonally shaped she apologizes -are mixed
pod opens onto a common hall with children from poor white
area used variously for film and affluent areas of the city.
showing!!, Individual student Thus, the integration is com·
study or class projects. The plete. A£fluent and poor, white
three !!Ubschools slr_nllarly and black, gifted and han-
open onto a common bbrary-dicapped all work: together at
study area and to open cor-their own pace within the
ridors to . the cafeteria, gy11_1, learning suites, and play
homemaking, shop and music together outdoors or in a fully
rooms. . . equipped, if cramped, gym .
Mrs. Nell W. Cl~m, pr1nc1pal By selecting school sites
at Oak Park Middle School, centrally located to a variety
noted five ~eachers and one of neighborhoods within the
para-professional volunteer growing city, Mrs. Clem
are assigned to tach learning pointed out that "the need for
pod. "We never .have a day busing is eliminated. We have
when the students must be no school buses."
thrown off .scheduled by a . substitute teacher -when one The. word which may use ~o
teacher ls m: 'nley cover for de.scribe the. atmosphere ~n
b "'"" or ••· .. -·'d Decatur's rruddle schools 1s eac ,--r, i.uc bet""~ ,.;"freedClll." ~~:1': ;t ~rate · .:~·we have not cme bell in this
the pursuits of Jeaming Wltllin !Choo!. Children. walk freel y
a single pod, carpeting· ana about their learrung suites.
acoustical celllng tiles keep "At lunchtime, all J,500
confusion and distracting students rotate in and out of
noises to a minimum; tbe cafeteria in little more
At any given· moment, than an hoot," Mrs. Clem
lll'llup5 of the 1!0 students In notes.
each pod might be working on While the hordes move past
language, arts, science, the central ''learning
mathemaUcs, or soc i a 1 resources area" or library
studies. without walls, few of the
Others 1n the s a me pupi~ at wor~ with books,
clusroom with special educa-charts or maps found there.
lion needs may be found look up or seem to be aware or
working alone or with the the presence of the passing
learning specialist found in hundreds.
most pods. No stark numbers nor
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T he Unbearable
"We CTt gomg ro squet:t and cut.and trim wdl we
reduct the coit of gioveni.menr. ft won't be easy, nor wHI it
be plea.sa11t, and it will involve ~ ~c of govnft· t1tt1~t, st.arth1gi with t1ie governor'i' of/kt."' \
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lriaugural Addr111, Jan . S, 1967
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Almost no one would doubt the sincerity of Gover·
noi: Reagan when he optimistically entered office and
plunged into resolving one of the major c:ampai_gn ls-.
sues, state finances. He felt-and indeed probably still
feels-lhat the tax burden of government was onerous
and a threat to every Californian. Wbatevtr he felt or
feels. it just lmR't turned out as he planned.
Rea~an's first budget proposal, back in 1967. was
S4.6 billion. By the time it got through the Legislature,
it was $5.09 billion.
The spending proposal he revealed in his budget
address last week calls for an expenditure of ,9.3 billion.
No matter bow squarely Californians may have
faced the facts of life regarding inflation. it has to come
as a bit of a shock that the cost of running state govern-
ment has dou bled in five years.
Even taking into consideration the economic load
dropped OI\ the state by school finance property tax
reform Jegisl'ation (a $1.l Qillion item), the picture has
to be disappointing to the Californians shouldering the
highest state budget in the nation.
And at the same time, the governor revealed that,
puzzlingly, our state treasury has a 'l billion surplus.
It is aceounted for in many ways-federal revenue
sharing, budget paring in some areas and. the biggest
item. increased revenues from state business, sales and
incom e taxes.
'It j; a perplexing picture to Mr. Ordinary Calilor·
-nla TIXpa~. Republican and DemocraUc politicians
alike uulting over tho fact that we end up surprlalngly
ln the ~S-at.11ie-end of the yur, while more and more
the preSIUlell ol tuatlon and rising prlcel affect the
_,.... wa~<to the point of despair.
There !&, of course, talk about retuntiJll th91 .. ., ..
plus to the tupa:ivs in aome lorm. All alrNdy ap~
on&<e11t incr-in the Ila~ 11les tu may bo with-
drawn, a one!lime rebate or a permanent tu cut.-or a
combinallon ~ are possible, according to Reagan. But
experieDce warns us that .... rvemmenl has the
money, It _..,Jdnm finds ii& way bac to the people from
whence it caine.
LooklnJz at that nearly $IQ billion total figure. we
can't help but refl~ that Governor Rea11an and the
Democratic Lel!islature have combined to fulfill one 0£
his of~repeated pledges: Before he gave ln and accepted
income tu wilholding as a way of We, Governor Reagan
was fond of saying ''lases should. hurt" ao the tupayers
understand how much of theJi'.money Is being spent.
That much we understand, governor, they do hurt.
They certainly do.
A Deli ghtful Dilemma •
Is sophisticated San Francisco able to take tbjs one
in stride?
The •prestigious CoQlmonwealth Club, the male
bastion of community leaders for lo these many years,
has opened· its doors to women. Not too surprising in
these enlightened days of liberating the other sex.
But consider one of the latest applicants. None
other than Sally Stanford, who, in addition to being
owner of one-9i Sausalito's betur-known reslauranis, is
renowned as the riiOSt.fimous U:~inadam iD iht.Bay Area.
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By Government
The Vietnamese war is befne: fought on
two levels. One level is the o;;;we read
about in our newspapers and magazines
or hear about on television and radio.
1be other level has
to do with the ma·
neuverings ol world
power poljtics and
military strateo.
These maneuverings
seldom get talked
about openly but are
prime elements or
dec ison and ac·
tion.
The resumption of large«ale bombing
of North Vietnam was described by U.S.
spokesmen at the time as an effort to
convince Hanoi it could not expect to be
recalcitrant in Paris without paying a
high price on the battlefield. This was not
the only reason for the bombing,
hou•ever. It may not even have been the
main reason.
A powerful fact or was the decision to
test the ability of the B·52s against the
ultramodern Soviet SAr..1 11 {surface-to-
air mi ssile) antiaircraft defenses.
IT WAS NOT entirely an accklent that
the recent massive bombing or North
Vietnam coincided with the introduction
Into the Hanoi area in large numbers of
the new Soviet SAM II. The result was a
direct major confrontation between
America's most potent maMed bomber,
on which the United States has spent
billions of dollars in development and
production, and the highly sophisticated
and infinitely costly new Soviet ground
device for shootin g planes out of the sky.
An integral part of this test of military
strength involves the .. unacce ptable loss ..
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COUSINS. )
fact.or. In the use of any important new
piece of equipment, it is important to
know the point at which further use
becomes "unacceptable" or prohibitive.
· North Vietnam, with Moscow a deeply in-
, teres~tuier, Upt close-soore oe the
B:52s shot doWn in order lo learii. the
magic number at which the United Stales
would pull back rather than accept
further losses.
And the United States was testing the
ability of the B-52s lo penetrate the air
defense's of primary targets and to c;arry
out thieir mission of mass devastation
despite pawerful grotmd defenses.
IF IT IS asked what goes on in the
minds of the men who commit human
beings to death while they try out -
weapons and strategy, the answer is that
the rationale is not very complicated.
The men who are responsible for waging
war have little difficulty in persuading
themselves that they are actually saving
lives by cteveloping highly useful in-
formation fof larger encounters. Far bet-
ter, the reasoning goes, to lose relatively
few lites now in a "limited" situation
than to bet our nationa1 life on weapons
that are inadequately tried.
Perhaps the best way ooe can react
properiy to this kind <i re.uonlng ~ to
imagine that it i.s only the Soviet Union
that is eoaaged' in the process of ex-
perimenting with highly lethal weapons
against human Oesh in Vietnam. Jn that
case, we might have little difficulty in
regarding the Soviet rationale as a
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
The best way to increase the wel·
fare rolls is to institute gas ration-
ing. U the worken cannot get to
their jobl, they ,.;n naturally ge1
fired and will eod up m welfare.
-E.F.
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cynical and monstrous collapse of
morality.
CALCUU.TORS of strategy and tactics
may justify what is happeajng in Viet-
nam ~ an e.ue.ntial and justifiable ex-
ercise bf power politics in a world of
poliUcahnd military gamesmanship. But
that is not the way history i! apt to
regard the American part in that
gamesmanship. History is apt to regard
it as a shattering retreat from the values
that have given strength and character
to the American people.
And, if it is said that the American
people themseJves are not responsible
because they had oo part in the step-by·
step irJvolveln8ll in Vietnam, e< the
decision lo drop vast quantities of bombs
on human beings, the answer will have to
be that this, indeed, is the heart of the
problem.
For the central and terrifying fact is
that these decisions were made by the
American government outside the con-
stitutional process. In 90 doing, the
history and valuea of the United States
and the American people have been
subverted by their own govemmenL
The Vietnamese war bas done more
than to create a pockmarked and
desolate landscape in a far corner of the
. world. It is makJng a shambles out or the
idea! that created the Untied states and
that have held this nation together.
Publicity Was Best Pol~cy
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W ASHlNGTON -To hide its dealings
\\0ith dictators, the U.S. government
customarily sweeps the embarrassing
details under the secrecy stamp.
But the government has now admitted.
in at least one case, that publicity ·was
the best policy. The 11dmission, of course.
was classified "Se-
cret."
The case involves
Paraguay's dictator
Alfredo Stroessner,
who has been draw·
ing around $11 mil·
lion a year from the.
U.S. taxpayers. Ap-
parently, this ha sn't
been enough to keep his generals in
starched uniforms and other essentials.
To supplement this income, he has
pareeUed out .smuggling franchi ses to his
aS1JOclates, who are plugged in to the veins or America's street addicts.
Stroessner's smuggling operations have.
been no secret to our longtime am-
bassador to Paraguay, Raymond Ylltalo.
The details were also known to the Cen-
tral Intelligence Agency and the Bureau
, of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
THE TAXPAYERS who help subsldlr.t
S&roesme.r were kept in the dark,
however, unUI we published excerpts
Crom a secret CIA report last April 22.
Whlle the rtport declared that the die·
ta.tor "Is willing to condone ... smuggling
of evtrythlng from watches to wblskey,"
It allO added : "There m strong in-
cflcatlonl tb..&t Presldtnt Stroessner la op-
pooed to the (narcotic,i lrade and Is will·
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ing to take action."
We noted. nevertheless, that the ClA
described his tigbt little dictatonhip as
·'the Heroin Crossroads of South
America," that some of his most trusted
aides allegedly were deep in the
narcotics traffic and that he had refused
to exlradlte the notorious French-born
heroin kingpin, Auguste Ricord, to the
United States to fac'e drug charges.
Our column, widely quoted throughout
Latin America, upset Stroessncr. He sent
word to us through his ambassador to
Washington, Dr. Roque Avilla, that he
was surprised at the allegations and uked
for the names of those behind
Paraguay's drug trade. •
WE SUPPLIED Avilla with namei and
details Implicating a doWt of
Stroessner's closest auociates, including
his lrusled chief of investl&atlve polict,
Pastor Coronel
We also continued to r&lse queations
about Ricord. known In narcotlct c1n:1.,
as "El Commandanta," whom Strowner
bad ensconced in a colorful, comfortable
jail ctll with a private both Ind nearby
telephone where he <"<lllld keep In to<Jch
with his drug busln'81.
At one point, a State Department of-
ficiat called to warn us that If we wrote
about Ricord, it could upset the delicate
negotiations and prevent his return to the
United States ..
We contended that publicity would
abet, not prevent Ricord't --
and that, In any case, the public was eo-
UUed to know wllal WU happening. So we
went ahead with our stories. Other
newsmen also wrote about the
"Paraguayan cmnectioo," as Ricord was
labeled.
TIIE FINAL RESULT: Ricord was u-
lradlted to the United Slate&, where he
was convicted. He now faces 1 loog
prison tenn. Ambassador Ylltalo wu
sacked and Paraguay appears to be
trying to stem the dope traffic.
Belatedly, the Gtneral Accoonling Of.
nee, In a report on -kl dflli Inf·
licking, ha given tbe press the credlt
for thla lllmabout.
"'Ihe American Embissy," states the
GAO study, "has reported lhal tilt
Govunmtnt of Paraguay's coocem
about Illicit international tramcting bas
increased receoUy because of 11zt.
favorable press reports about Paraguay's
role as a smuggling center.
"PUBLtarv regarding U.S. ellortr to
e1tradite (Ricord) bas alao increued the
C"..ovmuneot d Paraguay'• C(OOeln.
The fear <i adv<no publicity . . . bat
caused Pararuay to take aorne ateps to
control narooUcs."
The emba'5Y messages giving credit to
the pret1 and the GAO report pralaln1
the e1£ects ol pubflcllY, Ironlcall,y, are all
besYlly clasallled. ln!leed, evory q>py ol
the aecret GAO report bas boon mun-
bered to restrict Ill cin:ulatl<in 1nd to
prevent any publicity.
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Economic Prosperity· ·in '73
Public Confidence to B oost Co ns umer S pending
Any way you figure it, 1973 bids fair
to be one .of the best business years in
the history ol the United States. All but
a very few indicators of basic ecooom.ic
health are on the rise and expected to go
still higher.
More im!)Ortant than anything else is
the attitude of the American public. Con·
fidence and optimism .. "the part of lhe
buying public is -
to use an old ~pres.
sion -"the thing
that makes the mare
go." And there are
more ol. these el•
menta abroad today
than al any tbne in
the peat (our }'<M"ll.
Figures released
recenUy by the Gal·
lup Poll allow that the proportiDn of
Amerlcam who expect economic pros-
perity in 1973 bas sOOt up from 19 per-
cent to 40 percent. The proportion who
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GOLDWAT_EH._ )
predict '"lull employment" during the
coming year has jumped from 16 percent
to 42 percmt while the proportion who
forecast a year ol industria1 peace, free
o( strikes, bas climbed Lrom 15 percent at
the start of 1971 to 31 percent today.
WHAT ALL THIS adds up lo is the
kind ol public confidence which \1111
greatly boost consumer spending 1n all
categortas. This in Jilli' wtll al"'lerat~
demand for manulactw<d products and
business services.
Much of the public optimism is ba&ea
upon increases in industry output, car.
Jl(Jrate prolits, retail sales and lnd.i9ldual
incomes l.u 1972 over 1971. 1t also reflects
encouragement stemming £rcr:n the fact
that the civilian \vor k force increased by
2.5 million people last year and the Wt·
employment ·rate declined. ·
Thia· progress. shown in the key eco-
nomic indicators, is eipected to continue.
For example, the highly autboritJ,tive
magazine, U.S. News and World Report,
predicts that in 1973 Industry outpul will
increase by 1.1 perc<!l1t, corporate pronta
by lf.5 percent . retail "sales by 7.S per·
cent. individual incomes by 8 percent and
dividends.by 8.6 percent. ' , . .
THE MAGAZINE also forecasts a 4.9
percent illcreue' in auto production, a
6.3 ~t in<;ease In steel oblpmenta and a 1.4 _... reductloll In the rate <i
utieinplO)'lll<iit. Mliit1, a1 the avoroae
Lae1ory,...uer per;li>ur ia apected ,.
go. UR 7.2 perooit and . the net il\COffi• of
the nation's farmers by .5 percent. In
only two categories, comtruction and
home bulldlrlg, did the magazine foresee
a downward drill in eercentage.
You Never Hear About
The developing boom Will be paced by
heavy rates of spending during 1973, by
individuals. by businesses and by guv-
emment. Tola! spending in the United
Slates went up by more than 10 percent.-
from $1,078.l billion to $1 ,194.0 billion-
In 1972 aild t, expected to register a com-.
parable increa&& in 1973. For the year
ahead. individual spending Is expected to
People Who Have C~s
go up by 9 percent, business spending by
13 percent and government spending by
8 percent. .
Ecooomically'!pealdng, the ouUook for
1973 would be almost perfect il It were
not tor the . continuing rate ol inflation.
While progress has been made.in slowing
down the rateof skyrocketing pric<o, the
attitude of the Democnkootrolled Ox>
gress bodes ill for people oo fixed Incomes
who find therilselves being cau&tit in the
~1y old friend Tei: McCrary, tbe New
York public relatiam man who used to be
a colunmist himself, ~ in recent yean
been preoccupying blmself with class,
it's nature, who's got it. etc.. etc.
Recently he wrote a lot of columnists
giving briefly his views on the subject
and soliciting thein.
· "Jackie had i~ but
Jost it when she mar-
ried Onassil," and
SQ forth. None (I( the
Bouvien ever had
it; but no matter.
Tbooe penom who
o p e n I y preoccupy
themselvea with the
notion of class are in
the aame questionable posltlon as the
lady who asked Fa1a ,Waller wltat Jll2%
was, and the man who asked J.P.
Morgan bow much )'Ol1 needed to keep up
a yachL U )'Ol1 had . to ult the question,
you mlsoed the lll)'llique.
What ll tbll -.;c tbing, class? I
should teotaUvely define It aa the
l:nowledct ol what ls escellmt, Ind the
aCIJni thereon. This Implies, thottgll not
neceaarll,y' a chlldbood or lrotfiltg
through museums, and 1ineaiDc to
quartala, Ind m4Jng eveeytbfng 1-
Allce in Wooderialid to Pan,dloe. Lost,
having parenla wlto did tbe ..,. tbing,
and · -lfng theft -who baYO class. There are in, tmr claao, · ·from
ghetto upwanla, -Is called· nature's
ladles and gentlemc, wlto hmt In-
stinctive claas ~ their fini"rtlPo . But il you'n putting ,..., money down bet oo
the rich and carefully bred.
YOU NEVEi\ bear about people who
have real class. 1bis ll to be noted, and
Is Important. Clau 11 NarJgetUna your
name tn the newspepm. ne rule ber& is
the old Beacon HW-Oramen:y Piu:t
Quotes
him N. Mca.JH, S.F. auoney, d"rie
leo4er -"I think of l1l)'lelf os a
Uberlarlon c:onservauvo, ,.;th a belief
In the Individual an:d hll l1ghll, In .. 11.
diaclplin< Ind sell-delennlnation. When
the heart dictates ona anawor Ind the
mind another, I opt for the mind."
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thing. Your name Is printed in the dailies price squeeze.,
when you're born. \\'hen you marry. and THE BASIC INGREDIENT ol inflation,
when you die, period. Anything else about of course,, is the rate of federal spending
you is none of the public's damned and Democrats Jn the House and Senate
bu siness:. · are insisting that this rate be kept at en
Yoo can scratch from our list or classy extremely high level. Jn fact, 86me Dem-
folk anybody, but anybody, whose name ocrats in Congress have even gone so
you constantly see in the social columns. far as Lo file a court suit to pmi,ent the
Or worse, anybody whose name appean President from impounding !IOfDe federal
so frequently tb..&t you know who her funds the Congress voted and the Prelsi·
Paris dressmaker lt. dent letb be should not spen!.
There ve a few ei:ceptions, but with In fact, lbe Nixon Administration, in
me it's almost an aba:olute rule that peo-its drive to halt inflation, is attempting
pie who are hungry for ink, eveo If it la to 1loid total federal apendilta· below the
in a 1ood cauie like belplng a hospital, level of $l!O billion. The Democnta are
just 1ocl< <!as&... f'8hllnl lh/s ~ in every way they
YOU CAN keep your name out of Dear-. can. · '
ly ony newapaper ID America bJ simply ~ later, the llentocratt''are
requtllillg Ute fawr. Unless you have a bound find out that tho American
amoltln& .38 ID your band or ~-people recognbe the stroog coonec-
Peopte with ctaa . seldom oommll lion between heavy govenun«ll apmdlng
marden, 1£ only becaose it -W get and rising prices In Ute nation's· supe<·
their name In the papera. c,.....-lnarl<ets ilnd other retail outlets. Maybe / , then~tbe)i will be less Inclined to lnlfsl
ONE OF TllB C.w people who ant "' tbe ma)« lngrediems <i ruinous ln-
wldely·pttbllcized and •llli !have in· Oatlon lor strlctly political purpaos.
disputable class la the 89-1W'<ld Alice 1 ,... '
Roosevelt Longworth of Wasbingtoa, D.C.
Her fame was hardly of her own dolitg.
She waa the daugbter'of a ratbor .utgar
fellow -lived In the Wblle J!iJUoa, ,and
married her to Nlc:lt i--'1t 1111t <i
same mansion wbDe lbe wu Wlll1Da •
go'tVll of 1 oolor named tftlr Im, Alkt
Blue .
1t waa sbe who In 114l cblnclm1ad a long-I~ poUlician Ja BltcUr u
'"an boi>est Hon!lltl." SM" lflo in! 'l)m•
Dewey waa lhe Ut11o man on the t.., ol,
the wOddmg cake. And many other .. She
ls ntldlil>I IO, bu loll none of her bite, .. ,
bu_, 1 great dell ol ucellettct In her
Ume. The r ...... blvt not been loll "' her.
Another sip al claaa -ooted In the
17th century by illet dlldapllbod .1-11
morallat, Bal-. Grllclao: ''Tlten II
DOile Who -lekil ~ oomethlnc, and u-11...,.,., ex..u..t
but Ile b escelled." ,;,, man or -
who tnows that -I put deoL
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GeANOI COA.lf
DAILY PILOT
Robert' N. Weed. Publiiher
' 1'/lomu Kcrllil, Editor
Barbaro Kf'tiblch
Edi&orial ~001 Editor
Tho editorial l*Jtf' or the Dell-)'
Pilot seeks to lnfonp and stlmu·
lat• .. readen by (1C'tscn11ng this
neto'•PIPfl''I Olllnion1 ·~ com· tnenl&I') ~ tOpM:I of fntelctt and ,•lgntnca~. W. provtdlnc a forum M the tJCf)l'Hllon Cit OUr 1'@9.dcn'
ophUona, and ~ ~ting the
d.lvttM vl~11ts ot lillonned ob· ttrvm a.nd •ookauntn on t.oplct or tM d'f. ·
Sund.11, January 21, 1m
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Junked Cars·. GNP: ., ..._. .
DecreasIDg:, • •
t o ,~teps
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On Str' t , W•bavebeen~b doomldaypn>-•
ee 8 ~w~:~ f;idm: .. ;:
,,'f&liive -. -1111-~wf\9} It's oald tba can ID use on city~~· '~-Ill that aiJva'tlOB es ID w1llmtted
outnumber the ]united can ~ crb'wtb. , .,, . -
tll•ruboulJ at random by only llYe l!r I'., ·Boib lld@a ba.e appeoled to our/imo.
two now. • · tiODI IDd to .our reuon.
llOCl'ORS admit they still don~ kno" Both aides inaU algumentJ Jlll.&on·
why ~IP blood prwuno 11. ou.. t1mef lain elemenll of truth. Which Ii more nun.'.-conimoo tn ~ _ __ --1l<ld.Y...accuraleLWhat &tepe abould \VO
blacu t h a n 1n · ta~ to abape our luture, rather than
whit.. simply leavln& It to some nebulous laws
· or ecooomlca and ecology!
A F 0 V R T.H of Eovlronmtlltallsll argue, with eoo-
thoae people who di· sideiable jullilicstloo, ·that gross na-
vorce were married tiooaL product measures nellll8r' quality
at least 15 Yf!:Jll'S. of life nor happiness. They assert that
A.LL n1E l\IE~1-important resowces, such as f~ fuels,
BERS ID one tribe o1 are ~ only finite but are nearing ex-
Mall)ls, the MaJaus. are bom oo small bogstloii; llld tbat pollution eJfecta '"";Y
boats where they live out their lives, pennanentJy damaee the · world s
'rockln& on the water. On tbo&e rare oc-• ecosys&epl on whlch our continued u-lsteoce depends ••
_,-------.,.....,.-.,,~,. -Growth-orient!d e@llOIDlsts point out
L M. B. OYD , that the, GNP was nev0< designed to
• ~ "\ -.. meugre "economic welfare" and --cer-
• 1 '· ~ .ta.lnJy not happiness, but that continued ...._ _______ ..,..._,, , grOWdi "bas' produced not ooly a higher
caslons when ~ selected. '.tevt go ~ucpce byt also a iteadJ_ decline in the
ashore, they almost Invariably get . perceotage of poor. They assure us that
earthsk:k. Dizzy. Nauseous. Or so. a man TelourCel..wlll ·~ Uled more carefully as
of science reports. their. prices rile, that new re90urces and
lueis will be discovered ot developed
QVERJES FROM CLIENTS' . Q. ,,.,,.. needed. ll>ey,remlnd us tbat pollu-"Name the only town in the world ever: to -1.klLc.an..be 8Dd will-be.abated, --r--
be aiHondltloned."-WbO Is rlghll • -A.--You..must mean Rio de Jsnelro, In bu'been, . for era! 19'J4, a high hill koown u the Morro de This debate ragmg ww .
f---<lo.Wll<J1SliiCl<ed the breezls from the years now but baa received men public
aea. So workmen hauled It off In wagoos. attention in r<eeDt months tbanb to the
That little feat dropped the city's sum· ~~ debated Cl~ of ~ study on
mer temperature ·by more than five-. Limits to Growth earned out at the
desrees Masaachusetts Institute of Technology.
· This study certainly bas not settled the
Q, "WHAT was the most oommon O)Dt.nweny buJ has added more COQo
name of all for motion picture theaters?" fmion. , ·
A. Can on1y come up with the eight As is so often the case,. the problem ls
most common names. Lyric, Majestic, partly one of semantics, revolving
Princess, Rialto, Ritz, Roy&l, State and around the exact meaning of terms such
Strand. Wllt'check further. 1 as "growth," "resources," and so forth.
Q. "ISN'T the Britannica the biggest Let me illustrate. There are really
encyclopedia ever compiled'?" three difrerent kinds or growth. First,
A. N<)t by any means. The Ming there is popu!ation growth. This, by and
Emporer Yoqng Lo of old China got his large, is not controlled by .economic
scholars . to put one out 15 times bigger forces or by ecological considerations,
than the Britannica. but by millions ol individual decisions on
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the part of men and women -mostly
women.
Secood, there is economic growth,
usually measured by standard indicators
aJ.ch u GNP whk:h total up the annual
output of goods and ' services of each na-
tion.
Finally, there is growth in well-being -
in"mat.erial-and.aocl.tl-welfar&~wbtclt-is
neither population growth nor economic
growth, altbougb related to botb: I think
it is the latter kind of growth that iS
defmltely wanted: MOii people would like
to aubordlruite population growth ind
ecoocmlc growtb to tile goal of achieving
a better quality of life for the average in-
dividual in the United States and
throlJib<lut the ~
-the bearing ol cblldnn ls con-trolled by private deciaiooa, It II difficult
for a government to affect popu1ation
growth by democratic m e t b o d s .
However, we believe that a combination
of economic Incentives plus exhortations
and education can be relied on .to do the
job.
With respect to economic growth, the
job of government is very much simpler.
I can suggest a number of ways of stop-
ping economic growth, and I can suggest
Wlaat Happened to Rev olution?
.Student Frustr-ation Gone
•1Jt:ow excited people were in 97q ~~t
tlje &tat• of.the cam-! :!lie l'.<l'IJ~,
rage" of October, 1989, in Qlic.go were
Ylvidly reJMlllbered. In Match, lbree
Wealhermen 1Cctdentally blew
themselves up in a New York townhouse,
but other members of the organq.aUOn
y.·ere still at large. The police com-
missioner of New York City wimed that
bombings and bomb threat& bad reached
"gigantic" proportions.
After cambodia and the resultant cam-
pus uproar, includ-
ing the killing or
four students at Kent
State, classes were
halted in one institu·
Uon after another -
or ''reconstituted" to
discuss the war in-
stead of the subject matter ci the coun:e.
Md thousands of. st11-
denla got A's that spring for courses they
never completed.
On May ii of that year 37 college and
university presidents sent a telegran:i to
fresldent Nixon telling him be bad to
stop the war . at once because it was
upsetUng students. The President's Com.
mission on Campus Unrest (the Scranton
Commission) solemnly warned in Sep-
tember that "ootbtng is more important
than an end to the war in Indochina.
Disaffected students see the war as a
symbol of moral crisis tn the nation
which. in their eyes, deprives even the
law of Its legitimacy."
1BE PRF.SIDENT, the commission's
report went on, had to make decisive
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commitments to domestic refonn.
Otherwise a national calamity was In the
ma.king. "If tbls trend continues, if this
crisis ot tmdentanding endures, the very
survival ol the nation Is threatened. A
nation driven to use the weapons of war
upon its youth is a nation that bas lost
part of its future."
Almost everyone in 1970, like the
Scrantoo Commission, raced around like
Qlicken Little, crying, "The sky Is falllng!
Tbe sky is falling!"
Two-and-a-ball years later, the sky bas
not falkio. Tbe nation bas not imdergooe
a massive change of priorities for the
sake of social justice. It bas made only
the usual slow and bullgliitg efforts
towards this end, doing as many wrong
lblngs .. right ones.
THE WAR in Indochina still grinds on.
But the revolution no longer seetM even a
remote possibility. The successful effort
of the McGovemite elite to "tum the
coiintl! around" by giving the young, the
black, ~nd the proponents of marijuana
and abortion a greater role in the
Democratic National Convention led to a
staggering defectJon on the part of
Democratic party regu]an -and a
landslide for PreSident NIJ:on.
U studenis are frustrated today, you
· can1 tell II from talking to them -
decently dressed, friendly, ~ply coo-
cerned with their educa-Tbe latest
news i5 that in a predominantly black
high.sclJol>I ip O&kland, the chief topics of
inteitM"&re athletics, school dances and
a re!ival_>W.~ junior prom.
Whal-boppened to all the talk or
revolution? What happened to the pro-
spects of America coming apart at the
searft.q that so alirmed the pundits of 196lii'J
First I believe that campus unrest,
which never affected;pore than on~silth
of the 2,500 colleg~d universities in
the U.S. and which took violent form ln
only a fraction of that ooe-sixth, WU wild-
ly oVerJl)ayed by tbe newspapers and the
networks. Undergraduates playing at
revolutk>n, ignorant of history or the,
meaning of revolutionary discipline, were
interviewed by the media respectfully
·and in depth -and twice as respeetfully
ii tlley were black. Jerry Rubin and Tom
Hayden were idolized like latter-day pro-
phela.
Besides the media, many professors
were to blame middl~aged
adolescents jolning in a Crusade of the
young. Administrations were also to
blame: they listened to a rampaging
minority of blacks and ignored t h e
studioUs and conscientious majority.
Today what is important in the
unlverailles 11 that a fashion bas passed .
The other day a ~year-old veteran of
the once-revolutionary Students for a
Democratic Society was trying to recruit
an 18-yeal'Old, freshman girl. She laughed
in' his face. 11f'joined the SDS when I W3.!I
In the eiiJ>1b ..,.ie. I was' out of it by the
nlntb grade."
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Shaping the
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a number of ways or increasing economic In a more serious vein, It has often
growth. (Some of these suggestions are been suggested that a means of slowing
not practical and some are facetious ). growth ls to put a tax on energy -or ra-
One way of slowing economjc growth is tion energy wbfch amounts to something
by slowing population growth, This very .similar, t~reby keeping do"'." 1~
method may actually give us a higher dustnaJ produet~on or at least making 1t
per capita income and therefore a higher more expensive.
index or welfare. ,_U m want·_to _increase .economic--
On .. th~-6thfff1Mid, wiOOUld -stOj)°" g:owth, one me~hod is to in.crease . ~
economic growth by prohibiting ·all in· ~1U: of the labor f~rce. But stnce this. 1s
vestme.nt in new capital equipment and limited by population, we oou~d try to m-
simply let all the factory machinery crease the fraction of peoi>le 1n the labor
wear out Or we could stop technicel in-ror'Cf: as compared with the fraction of
novation ·and keep the productivity of people who have to be maintained.
labor and machinery from rising. This method would immediately lead to
Or we could institute more leisure time a rise in the average Income. 1be other
and reduce the effective working week. way in which our economy has grown ls
Perhaps we could get people to retire at tbrollgb techQlcal lnnoyaUon, ~
45; or have them enter the labor hJrce at higher i>fo!l1iclivlly of labor, and thniuiJi
the age of 35 after a misspent youth and a greater eftldency of machinery.
a great amount or post-doctoral work. A more unorthodox method of in-
Another way of decreasing the labor creasing the GNP would be to produce
force would be to pennit work only for more shoddy goods which would have to
women, thus rectifying hunpreds of years be replaced more often, or destroy µlOre
of economic discrimination. The least equipment which would have to be
iadical way or reducing economic reC{)nstructed, or just allow more
growth, often practiced by governments juveniles to break windows. Or we could
unintentionally,' is to manipulate fiscal create more pollution, and then spend
and monetary policies in such a way as more ·to clean it up.
to create unemployment and depressions. On the domestic scene, if we ever get
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around to bavins husbaodl payin1 their
wives for all of the services _they
perfonn, the commercializaUon of
wedlock alone would be guaranteed to in·
crease GNP by a large factor. But \be
alert reader recognizes that none of these
schemes really adds to our welfare even
though they all undoubtedly increase
GNP. ln some cases they even subtract
from our welfare.
In fact, the United States is approaching
a situation 'where it may find the GNP
going up year after year but without a
corresponding increa9e In the index of
welrare. Beyond a certain polnt , welfare
may decrease even as the GNP rises:
Growth will have become too expensive.
Nevertheless, the near future looks
bopeful; average welfare will continue to
illCI"eUe while at the same time the Crac-
tion of poor people will continue to
decrtase -hopefully to zero. Wtlfare
will reach a max.imwn sometime: Its
nature, extent, and timing will depend on
maby factors.
'l1lese trends are built into our
eq>nomic system. In a market eQODOmY
such as ours, price changes and changes
in demand automatically optimize the
situation. But government must step in
to make sure that the social costs are
properly charged: The pollutera must
pay the cosl of pollution control. This is
happening now. Then "unecologlcal"
goods will rise in price, and their pro-
duction will be curtailed as substitutes
appear. Operating life of consumer pro-
ducts will increase, and recycling will
bel!Ome popwar .. WHen 1f"tiee0m·es pro:-
fitable.
I am reasonably sanguine that
economic growth is self-regulating within
the United Statee (and little afiected by
the rest of the world )-and-that we will
-1>. cooditloo In which tile general
Welfare wUl continue to increase.
I am not as optimistic about population
growth, particulsrly In the less-developed eOw:drits, in the absence of any self~
"8UlallDg eccmomlc mechanism. While greater efforts will have to be made on a
voluntary basis to limit • populations,
these voluntary efforts may not ht IUlo
ficient in the Iona: run.
Dr. Stnger ts professor of entlfrmt·
·mental sciences and niember of th.t:
Center for Advanced Studies at the
·University of Virginia. He previously
seroed as deputy assista nt secretary
in the Department of·the I11terior.
The Camouflage
Of Double Talk
'Food price ejector!'
Isn't It the Truth!
By CARL RIBLET JR.
Our culture is changing so swiftly that
nearly every man, woman and child is
already out or date when they get up in
the morning. '!'bat's wby some people
sleep late: they would rather not catch
up on what's going on until the very ,last
minute -after somebody has written
about it, put it on a stereo tape or but.-
tered it for easy swallowing.
"It is easier to ·take it easy, although
not half so interesting."
-Dictionary of Opinlona
Television is known by many names,
mosl of which are unfair. When TV is
labeled the boob tube, the idiot box, the
time waster or the greatest constµne~ ~
mediocre talent known to man, the cnbc
is not on1Y. biased, he misses the, point.
TV bas beeome an eyesore, an arumated
billboard and-a miracle that broke its
promise.
"Prom.bes are traps for fools."
-ParaphTllltno Baltasar Gracian
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All right, kiddies, let's settle down in
our seat.S. The class in double talk la
ready1to begin.
1'bo8e of you who remained awake dur-
ing our last tes.sion will remember what
double taik is. It Is the art of sounding
convincingly me.aningful while saying
aomething wb1ch ls
usually· jual the op-
posite "-what you
are really thinking .
Double talk ts in-
tentionally tacUul,
helpful and healing
desplto Its total ln-
sincettlty. You don't
believe what you're
saying, but you say _
ii .. that It soundl COf110llng. Doub!•
talk II what everybody wanla to bear,
since bypocrlsy is 1-.aUy -· palat-able !ban utter trutb, becauoe It Is ""'"'
flattering. We need the camouflage of
dooble talk. The stark facts ol the ..,,rid
are sometimes unacceptable to the bu.
man mind. They need to be ooltened.
HERE FOR your guidance, class, att: a
few common examples of double talk in a
variety of situations. The quoted re.marks
, are whai the person said, 'ollowed in
each ease by what be actually was think•
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"I love oor class In double talk, pro-
fessor. I wish it wotild never end." -
Tbete are some daya wben I don't thlni
it wlll.
( HAL 'BOYLE )
"I think double talk is unfair, immoral
and mialeading." -But 1 do get a kick
out of the feeling I'm making someone
eat out of my band.
"sometimes it seems like there 's
always someone suffering in this , sad
world." -But I'm glad it's your turn
now, tld and not mine.
"Are you borrowing my wnbrella,
Jane, dear?" -I caught you red-handed
this time, didn't I, you little tblef?
HI 1'HINg these weekly early mornin g
s4ff idea seaeions will prove blgbly pro-
ductive. •• -At least I'll be able to get all
you goldbrfcb to work on time once dur·
Ing the wtel<.
" -the honor to reward your 50 years
of laitbful oervice to .the !Inn wttb this
token gift of a gold watch." -How could
a guy speod halt a century without ever
getting ofr his backside.
"l Jove you just as much as I did the
day I met you at the altar." -Once a
crezy1 mixed.up tld,. always a crazy,'
mlxea-up kid.
"My, l sure get a thrill out of going
bowling with you, Steve." -I'd like it
even better If I could throw the ball at
YOO lnltead ol the pins.
Peace With Honor Attained
Much· to the surprise of the experts,
Mr. Nixon's massive Bombs for Peace
program, launched in the winter of im-
73, rinally worked. '
The e·xperts were fond of saying that in
the past massive bombing of such highly
lndustrallud natlons
as Nail Gmnany
bad only llrefllthtr>
ed the wlll or tho
enemy to resist. How
then, • tlley ••ked
smugly, could aucll
tactics succeed
agalnlt • backward
peasant co<mtry like
North Vietnam I
But they undemtimated Mr. Nlxoo's
determination. In only six months, lbankt to his "'1dlng tbe mightlest air
1nn1tdll fhe world had ever seen to drop
the heaviest tonnage ol bombs the "°'Id
bad ever ""°"""" ev..-, square loot o1 tbat small """1tr)' at a cort ol 121.7
blllloo1 the glorioul day ume at bst: the
onllrt surviving pOpU!ation. of North Viet·
nam sumridered unconditlO<lally.
H1s name was Mr. Ho Lee Cao.
IT W AB ;;. the momlng of June ·1u..
OeneniH.u Nut<ni was leeding a night
ol 200 M2s In a lrustratlna low-level
search ror aome bullding, outhouse, tree
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or Dower still standing. It was be who ·
apotted Mr. Cao oeated on a pile ol rub<
ble wavln& a white nae.
"H•y, boys," cried General Nukem
trlumphanUy, "I think we finally ...., a
victory through air power!"
Mr. Cao, an aaed peaaant, waa Cfllck!Y
surrounded and captured by the llrd
Airborne and Down to WasbJnctoo to •1,!n
the peace treaty.
"1 meant, Mr. Clo," said Mr. Nixon
"that you 111"'1 hencelorwanl promise to
live ln peace and never qaln laupch
premeditated attacb on our JUI
bombers."
"Prom the bottom of a lead mine?"
said Mr, C.O. '1You'Ve goe my wwd on II..
"GOOD," uk1 Mr. Nixon. "Now, then,
are you wllllng to sign thio imcondltlonal
surrender In tho name of all tile Nonb
Vietnameee people?"
11Ho ta Clo!" said Mr. Clo. "That b
the name ol all the North Vie-
people."
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•1wen, I'm IOfT)' about that, ~tr. Cao,"
said ~1r. Nixon. "But we only did what
was necessary to achleve Peace with
Honor."
"With, without," aaJd Mr. Cao with a
shrug, "anything you'd like."
Mr. Nixon frowned again. "I'm afraid
you don't understand, Mr. Cao," ho iald.
"We could have setUed for peace at any
• time. But it was essential we win a
Puce with Honor in order to retain the
admiration and respect of the entire
world."
"You mean your grea t big airpl&nts
blew up my tiny litUe country tn order to
VriD 1dmintion an<J respect?" said Mr.
Clo, scratching bis head." Boy, tall:
about inscrutable!"
"l'M GUO you understand, P.tr. Cao."
llld Mr. Nlxon. "And to show lbert's no
hard leelings, here's fl blllloo to rebuild
your abattered country and make
youl'Rlf a viable democn1cy. After an..
we want your admiration and respect."
"You mean you want more admlratJoa
and respect?''
"That's ·an we've ever aought, M:r. cao, '' said Mr. Nixon. "Now, •Nit CID
we do for you?"
'"Plelte, slr," saJd Mr. C..O ~'
"could you just let me 10 back to tho IJol.
tom of my lead mine!"
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A Tale of 2 Freshmen: How rhey'll. Work in House
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Dem·o W on't Go to Luu.cli
SACRAMENtO (API
Lawrence Kapiloff, one of 16
new legislaiors who arri\'ed at
the Capitol, is a loner who
county counsel last November for a lot more backslapping," By PHIL JORDAN ore becoming DOtlctd. AJ It gained attenllon by dropping lhe citizens of our state." Bill Rlcbard5on . Arca a
when he pul to&•lher 1 strong Kapiloff said, adding he Clpilol Nen Setvtc<! h a P P • n s, )'Ollnl Aaatm-il\IO th.e hopper a pair of bani Tho first measure calls' lor a Bepubl!Can; lmj>ose1 •
\ find s himself deluged by
) cocktail invitations. letters.
phone calls and n1ee tings.
youth-~~ yotlng bloc clodn't eot lunch and pr<lers SACRAMENTO _ When tlie blYman Micbael • D. ·An-"l~w. and onler" bJlls, and ~ minimum 1110-year 1. prlso1 n dkatoryln deaandlh aenlencoedfo1r1 tostagean QpsetVictQO'(lV .,.0 _,.-•~an"-·-~ 1m74 CIUfOmJa ia .. i.iatfve · &calOV.lcbli 1 fte n.nbl i ca,n 1entence on n,t convctloo or now g prcm a a five.term GOP incumbent, ~ "v "' "''u 'Ul" •NI.II u.r ~~ dJS ¥ "~ tol~~.tt>Orter • there are mpre the sale ot nar<l(ltlcs and 20 ltilUng o( a peace oltlcer -As.semblvman E. Richard stead. session got under wuy, whose trlct takts ln the city' comuig .. ; t . years' minimum on the second cludinf pr1'oo a;uards.
Kapiloff \\'ill turn do'A11 most
of the cocktail invitations
beca use "my wife and J aren't
cocktail people basically" and
he feels n1ore at home
barefoot. 'A'earing a pa ir of
jeans and hiking or running l:t-'
hintself.
Barnes, ·1rnown Jar Jib stJ'lllli., When h• firsl announced his Assembly Sge•kt! Pro T<m.. of Glendale and adjacont But Mike o\nlao&vkb. a tall, convk:tlon,. Wi\h no parole orrJp;;;;;;;;.,;;;j;;;;i;;;;,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;il; a~ticommuntst, 411tiob<celllty-.no-lunch policy, Kapiloff said ~loo Bee told tile 15 '1o,,.r areas, \'1nc1""1n1 ono con-quiet young ~m 1939) man. other releas6 untU tJi<i Mi H 0 p E
views_. . . mony people took It to be an hoiise freshmen llley would lain"' Ills cit; ol Lat Angel., who looks llkt the high scllool minimum had ~n· ·served. I
S1tt1ng at his desk m the a 11 t i 1 0 b b Yi s t move _ receive permlsslo1f tO speak in bo'me, would 'be quJCklY noUc.-a:overnment and h 11 to r y the sentence rot nny subso. MN-4'"' ""'""'"' "vi'-' ,,.,..
cream"°lort'd A s s em b t y . . , 1974. -ed tn any · case teacher he 11, doesn't' aec the quent convlction-thts after at ._,.-111 ,.. fltflt ....... ., c--t-
rhamber. Kapiloff says he something he d1dn t mean. At least one ~ alpba~tlc~)'.. be I{ next to legislative progrart) he ls least 30 years of the convict's "H"'o .. A'"'G"1'H"OSPITA"l
feels like he was suddenly The San Diego Democrat however, obvl~ has DO in--, the . top of the current writing as "hard .'' life had been spent imorisoned 11
dropJ>ed tnto t~ middle· of ••a says he doesn't have any com-··_:t~•n:t.".io'.".n_:·~o'_f _:w:ai'.'.tln~g~a~y~e".'.ar'.__.".....,.~'.'.'.· :'.bl'.Cy..'.ros~ler::'.:..· ______ '_'Th'..'.".'i''..'i~s.'.:re~s:r:"pons~l'.'.'.b~le_:l•~w~an'.".d'__=-~-~l'.".d~be~f'.".o'.:.r _..'.'.:Hf'.".":....:'."'.".nd~~~~~~~~~~~
Kapiloff, a rug,itcd·faced San
Diego Democrat . finds the
meetings held for the ne\v
legislat ors on topics like
retirement plans mostly bor·
ing although he kno\\'S such
things ha\•e lo be atlended to.
And the pbone ralls and let·
ters he'll ans\lo·cr as soon as he
can -v;hen he climbs out
from under the heap of other
tasks he has to do: bank &C·
count transferring, h o u s e
buyi ng. placing his childrf!n in
Sacramento schools ...
Jn a 'A'Ord, Kapiloff says, the
newness of moving lnto the
Capitol v.'orld for the start of
the 1973-74 Ca Ii f.o r n i a
Legislature is "overv.·helm·
ing."
Al 43. Kapiloff was a deputy
high mass. There are 19 things punctions about taking loi>-1·
going on at once. I'm not a byists' campaign contributions
Catholic, and when I go to a as long as they understand
hlgh mass, it kind of freaks ''there are no string., at-
me out ." tached."
Kapiloff describes himWf After the election, Kapiloff
as a loner who gel! great said he received about $1,200
satisfaction out of cettlng.off in contributJons from lobbyist
by himself to sort things out in and Democratic sources and
his mind _ just sitting ·at-a . he directed his staff to let all
desk or doing some Jong those contributors know be had managed lo fund his distance jogging. $27 .000 campa1gD without run-
"I am not a backslapper," nlng into the red. His stall has
Kapiloff says with a broad not intormed him of any, con-
grin. "I enjoy getting o[f by tributor who decided to take
myself and getting my head the money back, Kapiloff said.
together." When it comes down to the
Because he is not a question of who he wlll owe (9r
backslapper, Kapiloff says he v.'hat, Kapiloff adds he wlll try
decided right off to declare a his hardest to attend to tbe in-
"no lunch" policy so lobbyists terests of the people who
will know it's useless to invite helped hlm win his seat.
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' , U'IT ....... BUMPER DECORATIONS BECOMING MORE POPULAR
Oneof lwry 10 Autos H11 Some Sort of Mo .....
Bomber to Stieker
·Slogans Cover All Current Subjects
LOS ANGELES (UPI) biggest suppliers of "If You Halo Policemen,
, -One d. the latest 1111 slickers, says the two Next Time You Need J{elp
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dep·artment, so come
.. _in· and _save ·during o·ur
January Clearance!
Nows277
Rog. $141. Spanish style d'in ing table and 4
aide chairs. All pieces have oak finish over
select hardwoods. Features Scotchgard velvet
seat covers and laminated table top that
reslata acratches.
Addlllonll plocH alto avallablo.
Arm chair, Reg. $59, Nowl47
China. Reg. $299, Now $242
about Los Angeles Is that molt popuJar have been, Call a Hipple." 11Tlitoii>Ob1!R~-uffne-a-Nio&-Dly!Land-... eaneer-Curu-Smok~.:-11-----·----___ _
lnhabitanta commwilcate "America -Love It or ing." ·
with one another only Leave It." TbQSe t" have "Ban the Bra." throulh -per atlckers. sold In the buodrodl of "Go Ahead -Do Your
'Ibere ii a modlcum of thousands, Warner says. 'nling."
truth In that wisecrack. "Another very popular • ... ~erica -Change It
There are 4.25 million one ii 'Honk U Yoo L<>ve or Lose It."
automobiles registered in Jesus.' u be said in an irr "Have a Nice Forever."
Loo Angeles Coooty and tervlew. "The other day I "Down With Hot~."
iii 7 milliQn cl~ spend saw one and blew the horn "Get Your Heart in
countless hours tooling and the ~y in the car America or Get Your (pic-
along the freeways at 65 gave me a cµrty look," ture of a donkey) Out."
mpb encased in their steel · A slogan 8bout ~hit the One of the most pQpUlar
cocoons. bumpers is the phrase for the b a c k o!
A rough estimate is that "Let P.1e Make one Thing Volkswagen vans read&:
about one in 10 cars has Perfectly Clear." That's "Don't laugh -you
some sort or· bumper all. Take it for what it's don't know if your
atk:ker. They ranae fi'om worth. daughter is .in the baCk of
poUUcal s 1 o. g an a to Some have a sort or in-this van." renpous exhortations to a side vocabulary such as One of the more ln-
batlle between the hippies "Anotlw Mother Against scrutable recenUy appear-
and the Blrchers. Oil.'' '11111 ref.r. U. the oil ed In U>s Angeles aoya
Da Warner of the spill& in tbe channel off simply:
Emblem . Mantifaeturing Santa Barbara. "Cowboys Are Great
Co., ooe of the nation's Then there are : Lovers."
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Mexlean Youth Honored
Tots Saved: From Auto Fire ,_
SAN Qtili6 l~ -·and everyone told me .lo my" holiday. ft w.., the first time
Ipac1o ~.JS.., wu ~We away from the car or I would Ignacio had ever been in a
to 80 to .ICb9oJ becau~ ~ be killed. ~ • ' hotel, or even Tijuana.
clulroom1 l~ Mexlclll, ~ez-"So, I had to do it mytelf, It In San Diego, he was etven lco, wtre fUll, •, really wasn't much. I just ran n. "•·t Included Today be went back -tand over, opened the car door and uie grand tour u14
llOlllOday will to lo ®tlege reached inside and pulled the tile 1.00 and "temporary oom-
Tbe mtracle 1 stU1ed Wo kids-out. Then-we.all fan away mand" of an historical aciure-
days ¥ore ~· A from the car. rigger shlp, Star of India.
Mnlcall 'W<llJWI, Guadalupe "Mlguel and Gabriellta The cblldren In overc'OWd
Ortega, left lier tflO chUdreo weren't hurt, but they aure Mexican citlet: along the m;
In the car while she went to a were scared." · ternational border .are often
OOU:by store. The Rotary Club In Mexicali enrolled in achoo! unW
Wiring imlde the car praented Ignacio with a classrooms are full, when
aborted, Igniting a fire that reward. 'Ibe Lions Club gave registration is cut off. The
trapped Miguel, ~ and him a promise of college, and Llom Club's actlon guarantees
Gabri.Uta, 3. m iala f n · f · "'·-from "People just stood there o c o a new 1uana gnacWJ 1 .,........ now on,
, ... ,.... 1 . --·"ed hotel arranged a tliree<lay a spokesman said. wa ......... '6• a:nac10 ,~
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Ex11an9 Members Try to Help Youths
Young Chicanos
Count on La Raz
By STEVE MO~;IEL
hsoci.IM l'rtll Wriltr
UlS ANGELES (AP)
This sprawling city is the
prime home of La Raza. Bul
La Raza has no power here.
Its people are crov.·ded and
scattered. Visible and in-
visible.
La Raza v.·h.ich means
literally the race, the people.
is the Spanish word popularly
used for the more than six
residential neighborhoods. But
not many.
The 362 Spanish-speaking
and Spanish-surnamed persons
living in coastal Rolling Hills
Estates when the 197 census
was taken formed 6 percent or
that area's population. Their
median family income: $31,650
·a year.
That is more than four
times greater than the median
income of Mexican-Amerkans
in East Los Angeles, the unin-
corporated heart of La Raza.
million Mexican-Americam The barrio is more than a
living in the United Slates. neighborhood. It is a tightly
Today, La Raza is vibrating knit social unlt spanning
with a churning spirit of generations of friendships and
change. Mexican-Americans feuds, where children play
are striving ·to become a together -and sometimes kill
respected, functional part of -on the same streets and in
society. the same parks used by their
M o s t Mexican-Americans grandparents in ~st years.
feel they they have a long way There is poverty in the bar-
to go before reaching their rios, but it is more subtle than
goals. There has been pro-in the cramped tenements of
gress since the tum of the Eastern ghettos. The poor of
decade to encourage in-. La Raza live mostly in one.
creasing numbers of Mexican-story stucco or frame houses
Americans to work for or in rows ol public housing
improved economic, educa-projects.
tional and political o~ Fifteen percent of the Mez-
portunities. ican-Amerieans in Los Angeles
As a group, "The Race" is County have family incomes
under em p Io ye d , un-below the poverty level.
dereducated and politically Un:..._J One route to social and
der-repre&ented. economic gains is polltici.
~lost of the nation's But, with few exceptions, t.
~texican-Americans live in the Raza has been politically lm-
area ceded by Mex.Lro to the potent. ~
United States in thefl848 Trea-t-.texican-Americans tradl-
ty of Guadalupe Hidalgo after tionally . have favored the
the war with Mex1co -Democratic party. But their
California. Texas, New ~fex-JX>liticians have won few elec-
ico, Color11do. A r i z o n a , tions in the Southest and West,
Nevada. They are descendants where their cultural con-
of the first settlers of the West centration is heaviest.
and Southwest , immigrants Not one Mexican-American
and offspring of immigrants. has been elected to the Los
La Ra7.a is as variable as Angeles City Council in the
the face of the young Chicana last 10 years, lhough they
whose brown skin speaks of make up 18 pereent c:l the
her mixed IndiaJI and Spanish population.
blood, and as the race of Nevertheless, to attack
blond, blue-eyed Umberto poverty. millioos ol. dollars in
Gutierrez. funds from gov e r n me n t
lt ls visible in the census agencies and private non-•
count of Spanish-surnamed profit corpocations have been
and SpanisM P e a k i n g pumped into community ac-
Americans: 3.1 million in lion programs throughout the
California, two million in Tex-~lcxican-American commu·
as , 400,000 in the New ~fexico, nity. Some m_ the money is
330,000 In Arizona, 285.000 in being chaMeled into seU-help
Colorado. Persons or Spanish economic projects and job
heritage live in every state of 1 · · ra1r.mg. the unlon. The budget for the Mexlcan-Thn'.M.ifi!hOUt the country, and American Opporlunlty Foun-
particularly in tQe Southwest, dation here has grown from
other thousands or ·~1exicans $.500 to $J million since I!MU. rt
live In (!fficial an~ily. offers federally subsidized job
They are classiaed as Illegal training programs through
'aliens. 8nd they are not in-private industry and educa-
cluded in the census statistics lional and counseling services.
for Spanish-speaking Ameri-But a foundaUon staffer,
cans. Tomas Diaz. says the.re are
An estimated 100,000 to too many built-in failures.
200.000 such hfexicans live in Only 3 out of every IO trainees
Los Angeles alone. They sli~ get jobs.
ped into the United States be
ur.detected on root or hidden in Former g.:lng mem rs -
autOll or trucks. For them, some with prison records -
visiblllly means deportation. arc v.wking at the neigh-
T h e barrlos . the borhood level lo slop drug
neighborhoods of La Ra? traffic and end gang killings.
where the poorest of the more To raise educational stan-
than 1.2 million l\1exican-dards. bilingual education is
1 Americans of Los Angeles orrered in some schools where
County live. are literally in-l\texican-Amerlcan children
visible to those who bypass used to be disciplined for
them over freeways on the spe~ing Spanish.
way to suburban homes. Operation Head Start, for
Indeed, some of the freeway preschoolers, is also effective.
commuters are Mexican-Now several universities offer
Americans who live ' in plush majors In Chacano studies.
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patterns gol~re. -'-1 .o4 for big and little -
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f AIQ1sabled ..
_tu~~. parap~l""T
~ g10--.Vlltli8m ~an from
Nt"1'9rl lloach W been ap. f Mfod cllrtctor ol •a new Jl!O" ~-lo P,.vtde 't11rvlceo. ior --lii\illcapiit<I ltudints at Cal
_-state, FuUertQn. ,,.
; Goo<ge Gentry, w)io "81 ae-
., tlve in the creatk»}..Cf a ~
·gram for ha nd·~..a'PJ?td
students whlleia ~ ttu~
dent at Cal Slit~ ,Beach.
will serve under the dean of
studeJrta in developin( the new -am.· on . the )\llltrtoo
campus.
• According to Dean of
S«ldents Dr. T. Roger Nudd,
.Jlwill dir<et an omce lhat wtll
· coordinate all projectl to
' i,ssist handicapped atudentl og '-
U_le campus, as well .. won ..
,:With personnel from· Com-
qullllty colleges to -ble
'handicapped students In their
special programs to enroll at
Cal State, Fullerton.
''This program," Gentry
~id, "is intended to Improve
on ~the services f\lready of.
fered, and to centralize and
coordinate the special seryices
~ha; the handicapped stiident
~,.neo<ILWU..noUry.ln&JtJ1<9,
vide a favored status for the
handicapped, but want only to
give those students 1 more
equitable opportunity to C
max.bnum benefit from
university experience despite
their physical disability, be It
orthopedic, visual, speech or
.hearin(."
nRST TASKS
• Some of Gentry"• immedtate
tasks !ll<:lude ldenU!leation ol
the handicapped students now
.at Cal &tate and their special
needs; /a survey of existing
university services; creaUon
of flew services and
f!¥ms; acting as advoca
~capped students wHh the
1idministratlon, f8<Ulty aod
ataff ; supervision of all pro-
grams for the handicapped,
both university funded 80d
volunteer; and JS'OIDOtlon of.
het>er UJ>!lentsndlng -the university community on
matters concerning ha&
dlcapped students.
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~otry. a graduate in
.llislory at Linfield College in
,McMinnvill'!, Ore., WI I
woonded ~ Vietnam • tn December, , wblje leodJnc
a pla-,h Army'a F1nt:l"'1C~ :."fantryt~:~v~:~ •·. i·
AdmlnlstraUon Bpl!lai•Oord ln-
jiirY Cen>er in Lo~ a-. lie
41teoded Cal' State, • Loq
Beach to work on a master's
degree. ,)t was there, Gentry uld,
tliat • be firat became ln-
~ed In the J)ilg!tt of .the
handicapped students aod tho
arcbli.ctural barrier• 'that
many univers.lty and oollege
campuses have.
A member of the bom'd of
.dirtctoni of the Callfo<,ma
Paralyzed Ve>erana Aasocla·
~on and of the executive com-
;;nlttee of the Paralyoed
Yeterans of America, Gentry
'Was active in a fight at' Cal
lltate; Long Beach to ""!'l"•
Or ea.ee problema caUMf·'by
the architecture at that cam-
~"'· aod helped initiate I •S,pina·J cord injury
bemodlalysls research project
;at the VA there. He alJO was
,active 'n thO development of a
)lfln;iilg sc holarship ln
.1COoperation with the unlven·
tu:r. ,Ni>'W PROGRAM° "
Gentry was hired by Cal
~te Fullerton under the new
,fO<leral -am to hire Viet-
nam veterans.
Gentry said that he nm
-· intereSted In the plllht of ilandlcaJl!led students w11en
he returned to campoa after .
leavln( achoCI Air a Uma, .partlllll/'. becalllll of tho
'archlteelural aod ~·
lion problems he. encountered.
'I11e sttuaUon, be said, forc-ed him (o lhlnlt aerioUJly
~bout ways 'to belp )1and1· cUPed students, aod, with
Ptfiirs w.ho1 ~weri .. having
'Similar dl£fioalijes tie "began
raising Calnj With the ad·
ministration .. ' He s o o o ~amc active in a campu>._
"'ide COncetl)S tor thll' ffm; ,
dicapped Committee, which
\ast 6lltnmer was actlve In
Calling attenUon to the pro-
AJems the haridlcapped tlludeoll races.
\. Among these problema,
. /itntry sald, are 11<1>1, bJt1>
i ' lack of elevators, bilh,
or adequale pariling for
plegi<>, I 1-11 tacit of
1"1'1"'rl servloto !or ~ -ft\111 and hearing problemr,
and problellls with lransporla·
lion. •
Intrigue ··
bath e arpet
l ive o llltle! Cove r lhel
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plush, but we~ble
nylon pile. Siomese pink,
moss green, topaz,
bronze , bittersweet or
re .1 blue.
15.00 kit, 4x6 feet, 12.99
18.00 kit, Sx6 feet, 15.99
25 .00 kit, 5x8 feel, 21 .99
'40.00 kit, 6x9 feet. 34.99
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moss green, bitte~weet
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color ~heme!
7.00 size 2 lx36 ", S.99
7.00 round, 27" size, 5.99
7 .00 con tour. S.99
I U.OU 5'Ze i 4x4r, S.99
12.00 size 27x<!8 ", 9.99
8.00 two-piece
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regu lor 3.So ond
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favorites in two patterns: "Primrose
Poth:' quaint folk lore print in pink, blue
or gold; "Seven Seos" flowi ng grophic
in fire red , azure blue or cinnamon. Mix
wit h solid color sh eets in blue, bronze,
green-. -f>TnliOryellow~-Flat a r-·fifte cl.
5.00 lull, 4.49; I 1.00 king , 8.99
3.50 pr. co ses 42x36", 2.98 pr.
4.50 pr. king coses 42x40", 3.98 pr.
Allow I week for del ive ry.
firm support with
koolfoam® pillow
5.99
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foom rubber is ventilated for air
circulation ... coolness with the
support of foom . Zip-off cotton
licking. I 0.00 reve rsible se lf.odjust, 8.99
14.00 queen, 11.99; 15.00 king, 12.99.
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2.29-4.99 yde / labor included
If you re.do the wind.ows, you 've ~one the room! Makes it more
im portont tho ~ ever to 'ge·r1he best deol , with lobor included. Not just
ordinary fabrics either: new open w9Q.ves, heavily textured weaves,
casement cloths and trad itional antique satin. Price is based on unlined
full wid ths only end 70" minimum finished length. Dropery hordwe re ond
installation is e11:tra . No charge for estimate .
Custom Draperies, 82
shop at home
We bring ,Sllmple5 to you ... no obligation, no charge for estimates.
Coll for an appointment in your home. Gentry said that several
.. community <.'Ollet:mi in the
• area ~Jiave &peclii programs
• (Or the dear, paraplegics aod
the blind, but that many or
U.... studenta must atl>nd 1
special prosram In one or two
cenlera localed elsewhere In
the state for upper dlvlsion
work, or else qu\L 5Cbool.
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NEWPOll:T HUNTINeTON IE.A.CH ORAN$E, MA.LL OF OAANG;E
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City Hall
Put Up
For Sale ·
SANTA ANA -Ever dream
<>( owning your own city ball?
You have a good chance to do
SlllldaJ, January 21, ~7S "
just tbat i( yoo have $.1!5,000. 1 • ..
A public auction has been
schedu1ed for Feb. 20 kl sell
Santa Ana 's old 'City hall at
Thir{i and ~1ain streets.
The building is three stories
tall and CO\'ers 35 ,000 square
feet. The price includes two
parking lots.
There is cne catch. The
building. under lrrms of-the
proposed sale, must be either
demolished or renovated. City
Man ager Bruce S p r a g g
estimates the rost of renova·
1ion at $90.000.
The $125.000 minimum price
comes from an appraisal the
city ordered after moving to
the new city hall last Sep-
tember.
e College Vote
GARDEN GROVE - A
straw vote may be taken by
the Garden Grove Unified
School DisJrict to determine if
residents want to join another
community college district or
be divided among other
districts.
The city is the only area in ·
Orange County not currently
included-in a eammunity ~
lege dis trict.
The unofficial poll may be
held with the April 17 trustee
election: district trustees have
not decided yet.
The area does not have suf·
ficient funds to meet state
ltandards for beginning a
district and Gov. Reagan
vetoes legislation that woold
have allowed an official join-
or-divide vote by community
residents.
e Dog Curb•
CYPRESS -New regula·
tions that ~'ill curb the amount
of dog shows and dog training
activ ities in Arnold-Cypress
Park will be considered by ci·
ty councilmen here.
Councilmen have already
abandoned one set of new
regulations proposed after a
survey showed residents were
annoyed at being denied use o!
tennis courts and a baseball
diamond due to "frequent ..
dog activities.
The rules would have re-
quired dogs to be leashed. at
all times and demanded St
percent of owners entering
dogs in the shows to be
Cypres.! residents. These rules
were viewed by councilmen as
too strict
e Walt for Chief
SANTA ANA -City coon·
cilmen will delay COD·
sideration of a proposal to ex·
pand the police department's
vice squad until after the new
city police chief takes office in
February.
A request lo expand by
suing federal revenue-sharing
funds was put off by coun-
cilmen until Raymond Davis,
foF,er Walnut Creek police
5>1ief, can assess the existing
:/'!3-uad.
Death Notices
STELH
VIYl1n H!,llda Stw<11. ll:Hh;!e~ ol 1211
Sl•rbollrCI w1v. NIWporl Buch. D•M of
... t!I. J1n. 11, lt7l. Sitr1IV9d oy INsbllld
Dr. wnuam SMh\ ot Newport &N<1'1 : two
.,,.,,, Rlchlf'd M. o1 Mluion Vk\o: AIMn
ol Korui dl!,llJhMr. Mrs. Sllldro Lynn
E•'l!>n ot NtwPOrl 11eac11: rnott>er, Mn.
H1,1ldoll Allen ot lndl1n~1 8 gr1ndchlld~
& l b!'otl\er1. Ser\llces will be ti.Id •t
'"'-Bal11·Bergeron Furoeral Home Cl\lpel
on Mond•v Ja11 n , 1'71 11 11 1.m. L~
1er..-1 et. PKfllc Vi-Memorl•I P1rlt,
Hirt« v1..,.. Blll1·Bergeron Fimerll
HOITll!, Coron• del Mar. dl•etlorl.
ARBUCKLE & SON
WESTCL£FF J'l.10RTUARY
U7 E. 17th St.. D>sta J\.1esa
64s.4888
BAL fZ.B~RGERON
FUNERAL HOME
Corona del l\1ar 6734450
Cosl.a Mesa Mfr242:4 • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
UO Broadway, Costa l\1esa
LI 8-3433 • M~OR~flCK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1705 Laguna Canyon Rd.
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DEAR PAT: ,,,.e I& a .,.at ,,.cl f<X' Wll'DI kby and childttn'• blan-
ket 1J'ghans ed I, as a senior cltlr.en, CID knit Of crochet them quite
rapldly. Abo -Y ol my friealla In -home< can and Wint ta do 11111, Our ;;;J,io'";''i. thll 1111 llmlted -..., we cannbl afford to buy Ille
' watible'yam~ i. n&ded. We .,. asking ~~or belp In ~g pos· sble&oois al~ and needles for our proJeot .
.,. • ,, • , .. • N.B., Corea• del 111ar
IoitMdlWI 't' llrml ·""""" If.-NJ. .,Y -er ~ver yara
... eeecDtl lo•'5M Se 1* fernee. OW... *' M'@I'. other 'At Your
Service'' readers' lo-Iii_...., lavolvtd ID.N.B.'1 vol-pn)«t
are uktd to !*!!" f15417Uor oddh!Mol --l)ompleted Afpaa1
wUI be picked .; U1I delivered to the Layette Prosnm for doc Orange
County March of Qi.mu. • Spare SH I:JX5l8' Needed
DEAR PAT: I booth! a ~ llotpoinl waaber lrom 'Cal's Re-
rrlgeratloo . SerVlce in April; um. When ll>lt timer knob came olf, I wu i>romlsed a new one. I've called nipeatedly and always am told that the
knob ls on ,OQnler. Since I paid 1100 In caih for !lie wssher and It broke
before my lltklay warranty wae up, l believe It·!& time It was fbted.
·R.W., CoJta Mesa
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Cal'• Refrt1erat1oa 1sree1 wltb you, bit the Hotpoln& part npplltr
"back Elst" doesn't. Cal's laat to tnler this part l1ace none la avaDable la
lbe Los Aqt:lel-Orange Couiy ana ud eacll enltr U.1 resulted in the
rtttlpl of wroa1 partl. Anotlter order. placed by '°°' dlitaace call, Us
been made ~Y. Cal's. U vnur timer doeu't arrive wltbln 1 tbort tl1ntt let -· --··meoow---.na·rwn1con~fllii npjilltt--:-"Arvoar-Siffiee-e~ --
area HGtpoblt parts dellen, bat ymar timer 11 not 11ocked by Ute numerous
firms contacted. If •er parts dealer bas • spare· SH l!XSIU timer for
a Hotpohit wa11te:r 'm,pel W, series I, and lets me bow, yoa11 be con·
'lacted, I._.
DEAR PAT: I ordered a cop1 ol tho 11113 American Epberneril from
Ille U.S. Govmlment ~Office in eerly October and I'm still waiting
• r0< It to arri~ve wriltee four letters, including • pf1olo copy al my
cashed check. Can yoo see wbat is holding up my onte<. 1 pold sa for 1111&
book snd -iJd llke to get it.
R.L., Certa Mtta
ne Government PrtnUng Office ls.a "" "~pe'ldeat" 1seoey la tu
UtKucle tow•d checking ea dela,.-orden. A eanomer ~ relat&oa•
worker balked at cbeekln1 uy ordet·r«onls •bac:e~~y"re tept' way over
~ another room." No supervisors were 1t wort wltta I COlltaded tM print·
', • -lng office and It took a lot of ·pleadfQg to &et I cbeck Oii your order, but It
was promJted. Worken co~aln about ~ "t-,.111l@'" 1' ~ received
each weet and say people jnt hlvt' .to N pedal. ~ reilder wrote to
11y tt took 13 months.for him to receive. a fZl pablleatiol IM!'d ordered.
Any lnqidries aboat delayed orden ..... bf·addfe11ed to U.S. Govt. Print-
ing Offlct, Customer Relatiolll Servtce, Mn. Fruces A. Darpe, P.O. Box
1533, Washington, D.C. Mm. .
itll ... •lng Plaque
DEAR PAT: 'A!t<!r 36 years in Ille ministry l retired Last Much. During
the summer I worked for the Gates Rubber Oxnpany ol. Denver as 1 My•
tery Car Driver. 1 gave away money in the form of silver dollars. Many ol
my friends urged me to write to "What's My Line" to apply to become a
oontestant. l .... ~ ftlll poge letlA!r deecribing my :WWk IDd -1-d a
plaque of sll\wli~.-M a picture ci me and a winner iltandlbg" t,o..-
gelher. I ..... illftidirid.oiitrv in Auguot and was jbfonned In ,_..,i,e.
I hat I woulcln'fb; 'i d.\leltiot: I didn't ~ve Ille !plaque ... ""!ti ask·
ing for 'it: ll'•'l!lll ·the -· but what it meant to iii; to give mooey away
instead of a.skh'lg or It 111 l dJd·over the years as a minlrter.
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Goodson-Todm1111 prodlC'ei'I of "What'• My Llbe.'' l't(l'ttl there 11 no
way to locate your plaque. n It was not returBed to you when you were
noUOed UOut your contestut application,, h 'probably ba been ml1plattd.
The ~r 1pologbe1 for. W. __ but proopecllve Wllat'1 My lJlle
coatestuts alwQS are teld not to iDc:IDCle any m1teria.11 wldcll mat be
returned •hen appl.lcadom are nbmltted. Perbapt yoa cu explain the
personal meaning of tbe mlulnc flaq1e to your former employef and ...,
other coatd be it.veu lo yow. •
TWA Refund Clahn
DEAR• PAT: 'As yoo can see from Ille enclooed letter, I i:oq""'~ a
refund from TWA on what I feel was an overcharge for 1 flight I toot aome
montM ago. 1be local 1W A office ~gave me a Kansas City addreu, but I
never have received any acknowledgment' of my letter or aMWtr of any
kind. Could you please f1nd ·out wbo to ~about thi.! matter?
T.C., Coat.I Meu
Wrlto .to JI!!. ~f. S. Ma!yuy,,~111*..c.dtroU.r of CorMrale A~
Ing, Trus World Afrllitea, ~dmbdalrattW Office, Fbwlclal'C"ellt.r', ·iw ...
City, Mo. 11153. Mulvaey ts In c~arge of _refunds and " wfll look lnlo yeor
~ claim.
Double Co.,erage
• • · DEAR PAT: Last spring my son had' an expeMive auto accident. I
. have Blue Croes coverage where I 'Work ·and my son, who was living at
home at the tlme, bad coverage by another company .where he was work-
~-ing. Blue Q-oss states be was not insured because of his age. They did pay
some of Ille 00.pltal and doctor bills and I don' know what tile pther com-
pany pold, Both have ..,..... or refused 14 poy -more because eoch feels
Ille other owes. Now, other •t,..piW and doqo< bilh,have come ~ on my
wife ,and other family members. Blue Croos.Jlas·not paid, even thoqh•de-
cluclloos are still made rrom my poy. l wooJd IU.. an uplanatlon.
. J.G., Bllllel
Blae c:r ... said tloat -J·all·--aell -a <loor6lalloo ol Beaenta previ.a. Tbb .-Mus tllat. H a fft'IOll 11 CIYel'fld lay twe • --............. -.............. ~ far '""'"'""' " ~.care ezpe11aet. Voor -,... -Idle lod....,.. lly --· ,,.,., ~ ,,.. dtec ··"prliile arrllr'' • '9 respe1e11tt te Pl1 flriL
Wheo -C-le ....... fta! P1""'"'8-made11)',IMI .... , 1, Its ~ tloen ••• polo!, llP to ,doe ftll -el""!'dl blB. ·-a.a ~· it has pahl •• mach 11 It lboald 11 • ··~tarrier." Y• dida't me. "'9 yoar son'• •ce, bat to be c:oalldertd a 11ellglble c1epende.t," • ddld
must be under 11 yean, GIUDl.rried and depement, or betweea 1t u4 U. if
1dU ~' ,ucl at ~ pereentde;tadad oa ~ ,.reats. BIM Cross
siy1 It Is ,.ym, covered 'e1;e.t1 lilnalUed for .yoar wife's mness. Tbe
l1ltlal delay In settliq yoar ll1eSt clalm• was line to a Biie Cro11 lnflulry
it see lf additional Jn11nMlt coverace al•~ for your wife.
Need• Heated Pool
DEAR PAT: Like many'others in tbia area, I have arthritis wbicll ls
helped. by swimming. The avsllablllty of· a warm pool wu no probleln last
summer, but ~ Is durinC Ille winier moolhs. I've been tryq to find &I) In-
door healed pool IDd have drawn a complete blank. We'r. new resldeats
and I really don't a-wllat lacllltlel ..., avallable. I'd mn be wlllina to
join a club If It's not too expensive. I roaliu 1111& II a btt out of ~ line,
but there must be othen ·1n a llmilar posltloo who would flod thll 1nforma.
lion usefU],. ....
LS., lntmt
Indoor btMed ptOl flCIUdel aYaDaWe It a ru1111Na c.t in Mt M
euyto IWI ---Wt 11 ... _ ... __ r: mrwtre • m to '1• •r' •1t1u , .. a..,.. ... t. ••illf ._ • • pn1tmate111t~ v-belt 1111 ..., 11o t11o Vlrp -~. um-. ,.,. Way, Ganleo Gnv<. No memllertlllf ree II ,,. ..... A ..-•ilarl• ol Ill coven ..itmlkd *A1 ue al aa 8' ·decne lloolMI pMI aod o111er t1oenpea11c eqo1p-. i-. Ona&• Ceuty Spa uc1 ,_ a•.
1.m Newport Ave., Taitt., tlfm sbdar facUltie1. It dots cbrp • me•·
-blpfeeaocl.-iy-.
-Smite, S•11 Grade AA Cheese
Monterey (or Monterey Jad<) and COiby ebeeoe bu)'er1 may have no-
Uced the addtllon ol AA, A <X' B grade rattnga·prlnled 1111 peckagt1 purd>
ased rect11tly. The Agrlcul-lloputment bu eotabllal!ed -.!arda ror u-ebeeoea for the first Ume, elfectlvt allA!r Jsn. 14. Grading Is based
co body and lellture, c:clor, f!nlsb aed appearance.
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SECTION B
' Sunday, Janual')' 21, 1'73
Impact of Impact Reports:
Confusi.on Now, Order Later?
By 'JOHN ZALLER
Of 11t O•lt¥ ,... ltut
A liny, high-stepping bird last week
\lo'OO ill fight to nest in one of the few
suitable areas left oo the Orange Coast.
The fight might have been a costly one,
either to the California_ least tern, an en-
dangered species that stood to looe its
roosllng ground, or to tbe Japoneoe-bas·
ed developer who had a major project
ready to go. Bui It wasn 'l
When the fll'ID first propoOed building
I;; homes tn HWltington ~. it also
authorized concurrent preparation of an
envti'oru;nental impact sqt~ement.
A qc>sla Mesa consulting firm qnickly
discovered the presence of the rare terns
and lnfonned tbe developer. M a result,
plaits to duplicate nesting conditions for
tbe birds in a nearby wildlife preserve
were begun even-before the prcposed
development came up for city review.
Jn an earlier era, city officials agree, ·
the terns might never have been
discovered. Or if they were; it might
have been late in development and caus·
ed. the developer a costly delay.
But thanks to the environmental im-
~ review, both the developer and the
terns are happy.
.The sUU-new requiretnent for an im-
pact feport has not always worked Out so
well. The requirements for review of
private developments (resulting from a
cOurt-decision five mmtbs ago) and for
public ones (from· a state . law passed in
1970) are unevenly applied by the various
cities on the Orange Coast, and in some
' cases even within the cities themselves.
Jtuntington Beach, for example, which can be ttiqs.ough in its demands on In October, directors of the district
private developers, recently discovered decided that a flood wall in Iron( of their
that U bu authorized an $11 million civic $100,000 treatment Cacilities in Fountain
center, a 207·acre central park, and a Valley was needed lo protect the plant
$110,000 tree removal program, all against a possible break in the Sanla Ana
without e n v i r o n m e n t a I impact River levees.
statements and therefore all in violation To time construclion to coincide with a
of the law. landscaping project just beginning, they
Officials were red(aced wben their en-ordered work on the wall to begin im-
viroomenta1 quality commission pointed mediately,
out the error and they promised to rec-Jn conferring with local public works
lily il But the example is not atypical of officials, the dislrict felt it was meeting
the mixups that have 1>eeJ1 taking_ place. all planning requirements, But after the
Construction of a n~ protectlOf! ~I wan ._s~ u~~tain Valley asked for
,jl. Fountain V~ by llie Orange °'1DilY an lnt>b'~ Upon receiving one
· "kanitaUon Districts pro.Vides another ex· " the ; dl)t. ~pUy rejected it on ~
, ample. or tbe war In which Olfi~ials grounds !Wit Ille report didn 't say where
·sometimes look at· impact statementi. the diverted water would go.
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The city feared it would be diverted in·
to a nearby housing tract.
Whether or not the homes will be flood·
ed is still unknown, but it appears that
another public agency broke the Jaw
unknowingly.
"We were jwt plain stupid," admitted
one off~ial privately. "Obviously an im-
pact statement should have come first ."
In public, however, the district main-
tains the posltkm that the project was or
a• minor nature and that slopping to
prepare an impact atatement would have
cost too much money. ·
PriV.te ~vtlopen mt ruely ollowed ~Ch luxuries.
When Ille Friends or Mammoth
decision or the state Supreme ~
which led to the requirement for i1npac·
statements on private developments, wa1
announced last September, one o( UM
developer s caught in mid-project was tht
George Holstein firm of Costa Mesa. h
had already built 1.300 units of a projecl
on the Eastbluffs area in Nev,rport Beach,
but the last 40 still faced final cit)
review.
After consulting their aUorney,
Newport Beach officials decided thal
they must stick scrupulously to the letter
of the law. Development. on the final 411
units was held up until the company pro-
duced an impact statement that was
about an inch thick.
And, according to the developer, tho . ' ISee IMPACT, Page CS)
Sound levels ln_~eclbels
from· relevant distances
11-H)'droullc pres1 3' ·!Th......,kl or P11ln)
1r1 plane 50' . .
11-Automoblle hom 3' • Rock • roll band -Ch1ln uw 50' 11-
11~~· Airliner ~lnolde)
..-Motorcycle so ·,-Cir eccelerellng so'· ln1lde c.r•I 50 MPH
11-vecuum cluner 10'· eonv-tlon 3' .. -
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U~S. Tries ·to Quiet Desert
By THOMAS D. EL!All
No matter how deep mto tbe wilds of
Southern California's rugged mountains
and desert!: you may trek, there's never
a guarantee that a silent reverie "°'1't t>e .
•battered suddenly by the raclcet or • mo~~me buggy. ~
Trail and other misy ofr·road
veblcla bav been subject> or intense
C.'Olrtmor!Y in Soulllera Calilornla's state
porks slni:e 11168. vilien conservatiools!I
mounted a 11.1ccessful campaign to ex·
---thp -~Pplnl Mugu 'slate Pott In Ventura Coonty. • '
State officials bowed once .again 1ut
fall to fOH of off·f'Q&d vehcles, restricting
them to a r<Jatively small port or Ille tbe
giant Anzl·Borrego DeSf.rt State Park in
san Diego County.
Now the. federal government -which
ownt by far I.he largest tfactl of desert
snd mountain land In Ille region -Is alJO
moving against !be off-road vehicles.
First -in the new federal C1111P1i1J1 to save the wild lands from noiwe· pollu· lion, e,. hawdl and erosion la a 1a-1t
planned by tbe Interior Deportment
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
agatnst a motorcycle club which held a
~mile "coyote chase" aCTOSS the
delicate Yuha Desert in Imperial County
lul month.
But a far more significant move ls en·
vlsiooed. in a Senate bill just introduced
by -CallionJla '• Democnltic Sen. Alait
Cransl9fl.
Cruuitoo's bill would det.lare 16 million
acres Jn Southern California a national
conse.rvatloo area "to save the destrt"
from "off-road vehicles. rut1away
development and rood building and
rapidly growing1 but unwise. recreational
use."
Cranstonro~ho Introduced Ille same bill
last July,_ Inly to ... It die for lack of
commltt11: action1 said ln a recent tn.
tervi•w he foell chances for possage this
year are "reuonably 1ood."
F.qually opllmlsUc Is Republlcn
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Congressman Jerry L. Pettis of San
Bernardino, who will carry the . House
version of the "Save-the-~'' bill.
"There doesn't seem to be aay serious
oppositJon to It," be said.
The Cranston-Pettis lqlslalion is
designed to give the Interior
Department'• Buteau ortuil':ldallag ..
ment power to do far more than Jw:t file
Jawaults against peop1t lt feels are
rufnmc Ille deserts. .
1be suits are now the bureiiu•1 only
recourse. 0 When they stop sonfeone out
In 111e· deaeri," MY> ..,. Cralllltjn aide.
"all tht Bureau of LmKI Manpnt can
do is ask hlm nlct.ly to leave:'
The new proposah c11ll for the ~u
to create 11 lancklse plan covering an
area which stretches 240 miles from
Death Valley to the ?.te1lcan border and
runa tt1t·we1t from the CoM>ndo River
to the san Bernardino and San Jacinto
mounfaln ra~ge1.
Once that Plan 11 "®'lplele, the bureau
would contract with local police and
sberilf< to enfon:o Its regulations.
That'• a rar cry from wllal Is was able
to do about the Oec. 3 "coyote chase"
sponsored by the El Cajon V11ley 1
Motorcycle Club.
That race ran through previously 'Pl·
disturbed land near tbe spot where }n
amateur arcbaeologtst last aununer
discovered a skeletcn which may be the
oldest tmman relic ewer found in-the
western bemiJpbere.
Without police powers, the Interior ,
Deportment couldn't do 1111'thlng to keep
210 cyclists Ind 400 lpectaton CUL
In fact, Delmar D. Vail, the Bureau or
Land Managenient's Rlruslde district
manager, said motorcycle club officers
told hlm one reu1111 for running the race
was to teSt the burelu'I autmrlty.
Crnnston and Pettt1 bellev• thtlr
blportlsan legislation would put an end to
such direct challenges to rec1er11 ~
Uon O[ govemmeDHl\\-ned landa.
Their effort ts getting 1upport from the
Sierra Club -·which haa spearbeaded Ille
campaign against off-road vtblc1et In
state parks -and dtsert contervation
groups Including 11\e Ca!Homla NaUve
Plan! Society, the DeRl"t Protectlva
COW!clJ ol BaMlng and the Desemool
Club ol Los. An&elt•.
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Good Deed People
DASLY ''l.OT 1114'1 ,....
MRS. BOCK COORDINATES BY TELEPHONE
She Helps Bable•
Barbara Bock of Ne\\-port Beach is in charge of k~ing
three volunteers at each of 26 well·baby clinics in the Harbor
Area. The clinics each look after an average of 35 babies and
operate on different schedules.
"I think it's rewarding -on txith sides -to be a vol·
unteer," she claims, adding that she has been with the Volu.n·
teer Bureau of Southern Orange County since it opened four
and a half years ago . · She was also an active volunteer in a summer achieve-
ment program with the local school, and a Girl Scout leader
in New Long Island before the Robert Bock family moved to
Newport Beach.
Her four children were grown when she began her cur-
rent duties. She first visited each clin.ic to check out their
needs then fonnutated an orientation for new volunteers which
she obtains through the voiunteer bureau.
The clinics are also staffed by -and nur5'S fur·
Dished by the county Public Health Department.
"It's fun watching the babies growing and developing and
it's nice to know you are giving them a good start," she says.
YouCanHelp
If clinic work interests you, there are many artN when
you can volunteer time and effort.
Voluntary Action Centers in west and south· Oran11
County can be called for placement. They wtll work out COO·
venient hours, days and locations· to suit your· prtlertnce1.
Information is available by calling 558-1811 weekdays.
Some of the clinics and types of help include:
Volunteers are needed to handle reception dull-. Uep
records and weigh and measure babies in the }YtU Jlab)'
Clinic, south county area. Bi-lingual aides are bel~ Ill cer-
tain clinics in the County. '
Communily Clinic ol Orange County, Santa Alla nNd.I
two helpers to work on Mondays from 5:30 lo 8:30 p.!!L
Persoonel is needed to check patients lu and out, ro<!lt
them through the clinic and perform a few cler!Oll 4uU..,
while another will be trained to like medi~ hist.of!M.
Helping patients fill out canls and taldng childrtn to tM
doctor ~re some of the duties which volunteers can perform
at the Immunization Cllnic in COsta Mesa~ from 9 to 11 1.m.
on the second Tuesday of each mont.IJ.
Services for the Blind, a non-profit or1anization that prt>o
vides recreational , educational and adapf.ive skilll to bllnd
-people of au ages, is in desperate need of volunter drtv1r1
to transport blind teenagers to and from the center in Santa
Ana .
Drivers are especially needed in the evenina1 durinl
the week and on weekends. This offers an opportunity to
students and wmki.Dg people to get involved. vo1uu-. 11'1
asked to call Services for the Blind, 541-3354.
Help for You
Millions of gallons of quality water are lost every year
due to carelessness of people at home and at work, according
to the Quality Water Education Committee, bared in Newport
Beach . A single slow-dri'PJ)lng faucet wast.es 15 gallons of water
per day. From ZS to ibo gallons of high quality water could
drain into the ""l'•r without being used beneficially if the
trickle is steady. .
A dribbling toilet can wase 400 gallons of water every
24 boun.
For consumers who have instalh!d water softeners. it is
even more import.ant to conserve water since Water which has
gone through the ooftener is of much higher quality than
typically lard water supplied by a municipality.
H you have a water softener, have your system plumbed
to by·paos toile! flush tanks and faucets in the yard so higher
quality soft water is saved for cleanilig, washing and groom·
log purposei lo the home. Here are some more suggestions from the committee for
conoervlng water:
Periodically Inspect all faucets for leaks and drips. espe-
cially thooe not regularly used, such ao in the basement or
yard. . .
Check toilets by placi ng laundry bluing lo the tank. If
color appear> In.the bowl: the tank is slowly leaking.
Get correct informatjon on the watering of lawns and
plants; usually they need a lot less water thari you thlnk.
State Agriculture Department or county agents can tell you
how to save both your plants and water bills.
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By C11ARLES E. DOLE appearance of trouble. More than 32,000
Christian Science J-fonitor Senrlctr cars bad been eQUlpped with wheels from· ·
Recall! Rttall! It"s a bad day for thts supplier in lho6e days, and all had lo
Dotroil when U.. rwcall boll rilla•; ud be reciilied.
Detroit bad a lot ot bad da1• 11111 ,..,. • 'lben then! Is the assembly line !Iseli,
I\'I evtn 1'0nt Wble tbl DUmbtrs nm called by Ha aitlcs an lnbuman i~
up Into the mWlona; and tl>eN blve been fr!ngement on the dignity of the worker,
a lot ol those days, too. 11nd which contrlbules to pooc
T!ltD then are all those car buyert; workmanship.
_lbtj'CB_bto!J~'!ing a lot...t-l>ed-<lays:-&t beyond all thls, and .Ibo faulty
-allo. 'Ille front doorbell """ llld the runc\lonlni of equipment and defects in
poatman gives the ootstretchod bani! a delliJ> and engineering, the auto in-
oerllfltd loiter. not rrom Allllt lliUle or dustey. like all industry, I! under inteose
Couatn Bob, bul from tha car buyer's COii pressures which ultimtely lead lo
man tn Detroit. 1 trade-olfa in tbe effort to redliee C05ts.
Jl's a well-worn ritual, a new branch of Quality cootrol IOOlellmet suffers.
Amerioona a theme as famillar as At the Amer1cn Motars assembly plant
Saturday football or a hamburger and in Brampton. Ontario, a workman's use
n!IC. Md QObody Ukes ll In effect It's ol a wniog..dze bolt oo a dlsc-bral:e
fut becomJnc a naUOoal dilemma. ' caliper cauaed the reeall ol a big batcll of
Since the Natimol Traffic and -Gremlins and Home!!.
Vehicle Safety Act tool<·ellect oo Sept. 9,
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tlacs was short. "lt wasn't abort from build.
the design concepl lnltlally," declares Tbe warning appU .. to all manulao-
Bates of GM, "but when the car got out turers, domestic and Import alike.
on the hlghway, it stretched "that hose Dealers generally applaud, saying thl1
and caused a premature fatigue .. If the gets· to the heart of the conswner prol>-
hose had been a balf-lncb longer, it tetn. People want the makers to build
wouldn~ have bappeoed." . better p<"Oduots, they say.
Basic to the burgeoning recall cam-Automaken have launched. major
paigns-and--mouottor-dlsaffect!on-..ttl!--driveo-lo-achie9e-buyer-aatlsfactloo.
the automotive back-ebop operaUons is Henry Ford , Il, chalnnan of Ford
the decllning quallty of the car Itself. Motor Company, asserts: "I WMt to tell
John Z. Del..orean, a respected you we are in dead earnest on UU.. sul>-
engineer who bu headed up boll! the ject ol QUallty: We feel 1t la aboolutely
PMliac aod Olevrolet divisions and now crucial in meeting competition and D\lin-
is group vice-president for cars and taining a strong position in thia business.
trucks. warns GM top management that This Is a job every oae of us bu rot to
the giant automotive company face1 get behind.
sub<tantlal 1 ..... In owner loyalty unless "Quality can nevtr be ordered into our
the car divl•lons -Cad!lloc, Buick, producta. It's gOI to be built in by the
Oldsmoblle, Pontiac, and Chevrolet -man on the job."
1968 -a acant six years and a feW
months ago -moni thaJ) 36 mlllJon
motor vecbicles have been reealled by
...... the manuradurer, over -6.5 inlllloo of
them imports. More cars were recalled
in 1972. In fact . than in any other year
in the history of the industry.
COST OF · OPERAT.l.NG AN: AIJTOMOBILE
Through o.c. 2t, um, the domestic
figure stood at 7,335,ISS. Add to that the
foreign recalls of 4,214.IM and you come
up with a total figure of 11,750,735. 'lbat's
more cars than were sold in the United
States all ftar.
COUNTED TWICE
In defense. the manufacturers say that
some of the cars are being counted
twice. Chevrolet, for inmance, bas had
an overlap of several million vebJdes
because of multi-recalls -that Is, ...
vehicle being called back two or more
times. N/beD Forl!,,recall\!il IOIDe 400,000
Mont~ and TorlnOI last lpdtig, It
subsequently bad anptber recall cam-
paign to check out the steering gear oo
cars which included some of the same
vehicles involved in the earlier large-
1ea11 ncall. Tho manutacturen~chlrp that the
ftllll'tl CID dlltorl the actu&l al;e of the
problem. Whatever the numherl. It'• beoomlnc I national dll.,...,., lamanl
aome -la lnllde and out ot the -in-duatry.
Jolin c. 111141, director ol Iha '°"'co
111C11on at OM, roporta !hat belftetl 111111
and !IN, wlMn the federal hlahwa)'tlfa-
ty i,_ pl into the act, OM bid -duc:tad t'IO llfety and llOllll!aly-nlatod
pr car ""*11 compalp, lnvo!Y.
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Sl)BURBAN BASED OPERATION
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What · Should You Drive?
Inoa the llfety act took ollecl, the • r. 11111 llfllt•ar year trip from the assembly line lo the car, and iait for the aubcompllcl car -
bup ·-bu lnltlltod 1M ""*11 M II I t II I ·-. ..,,,,ip lnvol'1llf -llJ mlllltll , I ....-• junk·yard. 9.S percent and 8.7 pereent respectively
wllldel. AJm1"lli ilillDEllll llptllll .... IUn During this period the standard slli! ol total ooets.
Of ....,., not=car II lpoo flolo • 1111Utr1 • JW.llr -·-car owner will pay 12;m for some 7,3l0 Tlie State and Federal tsJ: component
bed. To loclta • OD I In llu> lflllJ ol U.. alw W -..., be gallons ol gasotlne. He will pay fl,117 to of the automobile costs has varied by
dNd oan, tho 11111 bl,. to ...U -lbal. ... llr=• lloll>e, keep the vehicle maintained and in less than ooe pen:entage point during the Ulouaanda. Tab the Cbavroltl Vap. for Illar wtll -,...... aaerly ttpalr, 11,!ISO to inSlltt It, and over 11,llO 20-year period 1161).11170 (10.9 percent in
eumple, wbfch, to U.. cbalrln ol U• OM u 11!111111,. U lbllr But for garaging, parking and toll•. Ilia S'i'te 1900 to 11.1 percent In 1970). .
manaaemnt, ha1 hid a history ol tllf• ~ 111111; t111r lll'ObMIJ.bl,. Utllt no-and Federal automotive tsJ: blll, moll o1 Tlie tsJ:., for the standard 11,.
fioultfu. llilD ol ·bow ,...lbalr ciaw GOii to awn which -to ......... the roads he drives ··•-·•u 97 tor•·•·•
FA\JLTY AXLE1 llld Gjinlo. . M, wm~:;v.:119-about 9,7 per-=.u :.:.bo=ls fro~ U:.t~
An L1ol1ted bltolt ol 1.1100 faulty ulas OI ....... II Ille llml or junlltue, cent ol total costs. 1970, and is the lom•t figure for any '°""'"°" IOI m1Md In with the ~ u·. Iller "'" die alttlial or ""1tal Ille itze Many ownmbip and operation rosts analysis. !01andOMhadto1111119111 ....n·IOlttn ..iilala=ljll, mtl lhll7 .., ollopoe for the typical compact and oubcompacl 1be lint year depreciation I! fairly
to ll0,000 V111 OWlttl'I In a attompl to lnal mtlllll llala or apdollat cars att oot COjllparllble to thooe ol the hjgh and results in a relaUvely high 16.0 locatt the 1.100 bid ca11. 'Ille l.IOO ai. ...,_,I , boll tbll II jtlll the standard alU! car, becaUft o! the .....,,. cents per mile for total rosts or
had -" lllrl-kq altall, altplllU llli.. bitlt.... ed items o! optiOoal equipment oa each · ownership and operation for the standard
. Tbll rodll<*I the .,_ 1lbldl ,ID 'Ille ptOt I H ,... II ...,. Ult ftm car and their effect oo co6ll. However, sire car in suburban use. '!'lie com··
turn, caUMd Ill ..... load .. the ** er . '""' llttil ol -lltal -be the automoltft tu porUom ol the -parable fin! year cost for the compact is
_, the .-. ad -li -. D Ill .,,..1 • I-mtltl, 10. The8e taxes total .11,DI? for the compact oompact, I.I cenbt per mn.. rtnc that t'lll1nld the Ulo. Tldl tmtlod to ,~~~ID~IW~l'c~llt!d~~-~~-iiitlleiiear~~f~or~eachg~car~~aboultl~~~be~C111;m~ipon1~bl=e~.~U~.2~cm~bt~pe~r~mll~e~and~~l;or~the~au=-1>-ftc!ettlly ft eoGld allow the Illa to
release.
But this is only one case. There are
hundreds of others. Andrew G. Detrich,
who heads up the Office of Defects
ll!vesligatlon (00!), estJmates thet at
least 300 cases have come to the agency
since it was established in 191&. The 001
is the investigative arm of the National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration
(NHTSA). directed uotll recenUy by
Douglas Toms. Toms announced his
resignation Dec. 11.
In the last year alone. ODJ proctsSe<I
well over 100 cases: that Is, either forced
lbe manufacturer to do something about
a default or determined It had no case
against an automaker and dismissed the
case, reports Detrich.
But It still bas some 60 cases oa the
docket, many of them for two yean, or
loa.ger. '
Why 10 many gool-upo In building I
product that bu been al<und ..... the
turn of the century?
There are many reasons, declare the
experts -people wOO know the auto in-
dustry and how It openies.
Part of the blame obviously polnbt lo_
defects in the design ond enatneerlng
which remain hidden on the draw\ng
boards. In the research laboratories, and
on the test tracks. An1automakcr tries to
engineer out the posslbUlty of worker
mll!takes, but lhb sometimes backfires.
1 n a B u I c k -Oldamobtle-Pontlac
campaign, It turned out that weltllog
machine in a supplier'• plant mallunc-
tloned for tw0 days without any outward
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Borosco(K\
Aries: Rest, Recreation .. . •• t:
' Gtorgo Will-11111 hfo
MONDAY
JANU>;RY.°'22
J!y SYllNEl' OMARR d1ys with ~dotormlN-
tlon. Ho 11 .c1ot....,,1nod ARIES (March ll·April 19):
to ..... In 111,:1\Mlth, I Ile .mature enougbt to like
prove 'hit 1tr1ntth and / care of YoUrself. Nerves, rest,
to llYe wfth con1ta,.t recreation.are areas which re.
pain. Mornlnp lri tho • quire •P«ial hnadllng. Don't
Governor's Mtn11on tr'e neglect basics, including p~ dodlcotod to physical · therapy. OfHciif dt_ys er diet. You have more
1,.. spent In much the responsibility than usual. You
tame w1y as l:iefOre the cannot afford extra handicaps.
11wsin1tion 1tt1mpt TAURUS • on into tho night with (Aprll :ZO.May 20): You are called upon to put up Wallace-the center of or shut up -chailenge Is
1tten_tlon at 1 reception, definite. Key now Ls to tum on
shaking hands ind talk· ~Charm utilize personality
ing politics. make 'olhers keep promise!
made in recent past You can
come lb.rough wllh flying col-
ors. Be creative. Accept aid
from opposite sn.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
Strive to imprint your own
style. Maintain sense of humor .
but don't sell yourself short.
One who holda pune strings
may appear somewhat
unpleasant. Stick to principles.
Dec. 21): Don'I neglect one
who seeks to cooperate.
Includes mate, b a s I a e s s
partner. Going too far afield
now woold 6e error. What you
seek Is cloaer than )'Oil might
Imagine., Go-ali>W. Play
waiting game. Review basic
goals.
CAPRICORN (De!:. J%.Jan.
19 ): Handle added
resp on s I b 11 I t.y . AccePt
overtime assignment. Show
that you know overall pattern
of project. -Olairli\ilivldual
wants JOU to oucceed. Applies
to penooa1 as well as pro-
fessional areas. Your own
style wins plaudits.
•• AQUARIUS (Jan. ~Ni.
18): You find oul what ~
will be. Speculation ends ~
fa~ual lnfQl'.!lJltloo oould tate
over. Arltt plays key role. Be
willing to face facts . One wlio
appears romantlc1 dashing
may be covering · lack of
security. Respond accordingly.
PISCES {Fe!>.ll'Mirch liil:
You know what must be done
-key Is to make right con-
tact. This can be accomplished
throul!!! al~ o!. IAo lndlvld\lal.
Be receptive. nine Is cm your
side. Avoid any tendency to
panic. Take one step atter
another. Means don't skip
details;
Teenager on Wheels
Drives Parents Crazy
By ERMA BOMBECK
Having a new teenage driver
in the family does strange
things to parents . . . besides
turning them into pedestrians .
___ 1976: Will Ge_o!ge Tcy __ Again?
. High II g ht orlglnaltly, iJl.
dependence . Welcome new
contacts.
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WIT'S
END . lt throws some of them into
premature l!ellillty and has
others writing checb to God
__ ._____cANCER .(Jlllle..2L.July 22)--bribing .. him-to-ob:il:e-U>e-ba'-ruive a lii>lElntllTl!OOrbOiird
Trust hunch. Follow through tery dead. 'd • on project aimed at Improving d and d lded on the pa~er s1 e and l II 'FightiiJ.'
Judge'
Fights on
By JULES 'LOll
,., .,.......,_,.. wr1i.1;,.
.r "They don't call tum 'the
fighting jildge• ror no reason,"
George Wallace's w If e
reminds audiences at every
opportunity.
Her husband too, appearing
in public mote and more fre-
quently, vows that he is not
licked, that be;ll be back on
the national political scene ·in
1976.
ClearlY. the bullet that
stnick down Gov. Wallace
May 15 at Laurel, Md., as he
reached for just one mOre '
outstrejched hand, did DOI
wound bis Indomitable spjrtt.
His determination .1how1 in
hlo dlllJJ!l!nleftt t( welll\'I
llftln&, qier.Pf arid jrork. m.
doclois 1111' he likely .Wiii
never walk U01$sisted again;
othera, who know .l)im, feel .
that' sheer grit mlllht dO what
medical science catmL
Wallace's spirit and hla wit
ll!"' intocl If his liody ls' no!. I
Will that ii< ellOllflb In "IW? '
George w.u..e.u tlie .,..;.
llUJIUDlle CllDllllclier. ea... palgnlng, DOI .....,.,,., la
whal makeobli ~jloW. Al
one Al-•. put It;
"Wheneftr be amitet out on·
Ille stump K'a'~li!s don lit·
Ue Permnal FMtle:r."
Anyone WOO has -Georp Wallace on Ille stump
-Ille truth of that.
Ait,rioe who has seen hla
eyes glint and his lompleo
tl1rob when he hears the roar
of bf• ldolalon, amello their
sw"!I,' touches their flesh,
-·· allo that .111e· brand of ~ 11>.i la Georp w anace ... •jOy and his llf e Is
not Ille .l:lncl that Cllll he done .
from an .antlse!>ll\' TV .atudio
with only the ~,eye of a
camera to lalk to.
wut G«qe w~. men-
lally'.and physically, be able to
pl-Into I crowd again, to
reac;li for'llDOther autstreldled
band? . . ~ •
'lbll' llllle q-lw ll'M,
and II Uie\I' will rema!J>
u.......i-idllim.
• Moncloy ""41 T....Uy, J1nuary 22 end 23, 1973 :
ROllEWAY llN -· 1400 ?AUSADES ROAD
COSTA ME~A
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BEACH AREA
Mr•tt9•m1nh h1•1 b••ll "'•d1 by AM1ric•n R1•din9 foun°
'.i1tlo11 to conduct• tf·kour co11r1• In •P••d rt•din9. Th• co11r11
' i:t' •P•tt to •wto.n• •boVt fflt •9• of 1 l 111d 9111r•11*••• •••rv
9r1d111h t~ triple their rt•dl119 1p1H with •11 i11cr1111 in cOlft•
pr1h1n1lo11. • _
Aft1r f h1 ''"'" ~·Ir: pro9r1m, 1 ,.,1011 c:•n r11d tl'IY 1"~'•9• Doolr: in I••• #.In 111 ho11r •nd undft1t111c! It D•tter. 111
1dditlo11 to •PH4 r11dtn9 ftte c:ovrtl 1110 1m,..•1b11 l111pro..-ld
'\tiHIY t.c:h11ilf11", bott.r t.1t ttlr:lllf 1lr:i"t, t!Mil 111«111.d c:o11c:11t0
tt1tlo11 tnd i:flnhon •bHitt.•.
1111 cow•• r1q11irff • ptr10fl to 1tttl'llf 0111 e:l111 p1r w•tk
111 th. ..,..nl1t9 1f fh1ir c:holc:1, Fer tft11• ~o wo11\cl Ii•• 111or•
iflfon111tio11, wltt..11t obli91tio11 ta IMO/I, I 1tri11 of FREE on•
liffr .,; .. t1ti11 l1e:turo1 h'"' b•111 1c:h.411l•ll.
T\i1tt 1t1t1tl1191 t rl frte to th1 p11bllc: end fti • C:Ow«t will
b. 1•pl1i11H in c:ompl•t. d1t•ll l•e:lllCll119 •11tr•11c:• req11irtn11flf1, •'•••tffl'll proe:td1r11', fttltl~ut, c:l111 1ched11l1 11\d loc1tloa. Yo1
11..d to 1tt.fl4 Oflly '"° fl'lfffl119 which ;, #it Mo1t ctM1.,.11l111t
(or you. Tltt•• fr•• 0111 ho11r orl111t1tio111 will b• holll 11 fonow11
• Thur•dty, J•nuary 25, 7:30 P.M.; Frldty, Janu.
ary 26, 7:30 P.M.; 2 mtatlngs on Sttura1y, J•nuary
27, IO:lO A.M . •"d 2:00 P.M.: tnd on• final mttt ..
Ing on Wadnt1d•y, J•nuary 31, 7:30 P.M.
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00. oonditi Rel 1. who My busban I ec show ·you a parent who has me ons. a ive 1oog ago we would not sue-drt with. h' argues is merely testing 'P.tate Iha never ven ts . · cwnb to the hysteria t teenager " QI' business partner is not tell-overtakes most parents the .. · Ing all. What you seek Is t .. _,_ •-·· takes It certainly Is great not ,_.,_. A-•"•• Is In momen •-~·-.er having to worry about them ~WJl.I scenes .. "--the family oar out-for the I' 1 .... to bed" picture enlng . anymore. m go .. '6 •
· ev · .. You are In bed," said my
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): As I told my husband, It husband. "It's 12:30."
Don't mix money and certainly is cooveruent ha~ ''Oh. I was talking and I
friendship. Forces now tend to our son drive 80 that we don t guess I just kept myself
be scattered. Means you are have to dig ,?"1t. and nm him awake. Did you hear 1 mo-
likely to be slightly confused. .across town. tor?"
What you performed with ease "It certainly Is," he said. "No. I just swallowed a but·
in past may now be com· "All we have to do is sit here ton orf my pajamas."
plicated. Have alternatives at and relax in our own home "Actually," I giggled, 04hav-
hand. Take nothing for and wait for the police to ing a teenage driver has ·
granted. call." brought us closer together. We
"That's right," 1 sighed. "I haven't burnt candles and
VIRGO (Aug. 13-Sept. 22): think· a Jot of parents over-prayed together In years."
You can be happier now react. After all, this is what . Jn the driveway, we heard
because you have feeling of maturity Ls all about. fo~ ti~ ,::Creech. to. a ~II.
usefulness. Cycle is such that ''This iJ the responsiblity Amen, we said 1n unison. ~ f:G. ~: ;tn~id= that. goes with growing up, By
through new ltart. You obtain the way, did you remind hlm '"°~ ~ " ; proverbial ·-• -•---·. You to tum off the car lights, put ., "'•-T -·h ' ~~ ~~ the car In park and take the • e .
have more responsibility. But keys out when he. left it?" . " ~ue pleased with pro-~:."pinned a note to ·his 1• ·-MM '
"Good. You know it seems
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22l: llkei~Y yesterday when he . MUSICIANS
EJ:Citement that accompanies hadDi.s little cars on the Ooor .t.I" tt. .....,., , '.·~. cre.aUvity Is present: You ._. lo s. ·-• • " golng vrooooom ·-· ;; .make necessary changes. You remember that!" I 0 0 GI E j""
1 ecttect1y analyze current kl situation. You face what you .''I certainly do," he chuc • 84"5098 ' ed. "He smashed four un· f ,... " pr e v Io u s 1 y' feared to ka 1 • bl 1rm •aACM 1Lvo:
Imo led M I brea b e, non-...estructa e, . "u"''"'TOtf 1 ACM
ac w ge. euage rece V· rigid-built, sturdy, cblld-proof,/;~~~~=~~=== ed. contains nothing that really Tonka trucks in four days. But is new. ·
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21:
Family disalsslon concemlng
home comfort, domestic ad-
justment e%p<Slditure for lus·
ury item -these are llkely to
be featured. Tnra11 Ulwa
persons may be involved..
Stress diplomacy. Don't at-
tempt to force YoUr way.
..... a boy has to lg.am." .
0 Yoa are 90 right," 1· nod·
ded. "You know, I know some Grow, Grow •..
parenta who wou1dn't even How does your garden
teach their own children how grow? You can get hints on
to drive. They were aciuaD-Y how to make it grow even
frightened to sit on the better by reading the Home
pamenger side. I mean, after and Garden Page every
all, bow is a child to learn U a Saturday in the DAILY
parent has no patience?" I PILOT.
"You bet," he said. "You
.SAGmARJUs (Nov. n-show me a car that doesn't
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Telephone installer
Chris Salaiz (above l
checks wiring for
resid ence phone.
Right, •he checks
for dial tone.
Dally Piiot
Story and Photo.
By Allison Deerr
At far right, Chri•
gets •upplie•
from her truck.
Job require• hefting
SO-pound ladder,
some climbing.
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Line of Work Ope~.
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Dial Tone Sounds Success
When you're percl>ed 1i the top nl a hlrlng program for manag~ment, and I and Ume In ••Ice -and -Ibo ..,..
telephone pole, people tend torcome over was hlred." work. •
and atrlke ~P a conversation. But Chrla lov.es the outlfoon aod ad-Ker warltday llarll jUll alter I a.m.
· At !wt when you're Chris Sala!J.-iliit-mil< to belna an "oaean !teak." She ~Slieloiill her' truek with the eq1llpment
Is.•--.•. ... •-i-, '~ ldd•,"'! ~kln't II~ than ao hour _and~ for the dqand !Utlnl!. She ~--~ wu ·~ •= ·.emaw ·· 1 ... •• ,, k II"'_. --telephone lnltaller for Padfic t.le!ilOn• away rom uw oce-now. ml)' ma e II 11111\Y u ....,,..
Co. 1n Orange County, she attliCti quite -Atter seven monttWtn· a aup<rvtaory -womenniCI f1vonb!J;wllh comments
1 lol nl attentloo. So much, In fact, that capa<lty she uked If there wun't-like "Oreall Yoo'll -wll;y the
amwtring questions now &eem!I part of somewhere else In .the company ahe Muse la 1 meu! 11 a.; ••Women know
her job. • --. could 19,. ~®!«' ud ~-" Olbon flt! ~ t!.:~1:.1!""~~~ r:i NO LIBBER women are' .,... ihfinlulh, aithoueh
•nswen them good natu...rly. Aller seeing a !Um from the employ. Cbril admits that the men.,. good and
"There are about si1: questions I'm ment ofCiee on installers she decldetj tome ue really artists at their Jobi.
alwa)'I uted," she sal<I. "why oot!" EQUAL P.AY
uWben d.Jd the phone company start As to Women's Lib: "I'm not trying to When the lDltallen 1et toptber
h1rinl" women? What is this, Women's prOve anything. ,But I do like working JOmewhere f<r coU""-ctiriai 1akta her Ub!Do you climb pol<o! How long have you done this? Do you lite )'OUr work!" with men," she s:ald. tum at paying.
and "Do you gel the same pay ., 1 Yes, the job includeJ climblna Very important to Cl>ria 11 bolas as
man!" · telephone poles. A week of her tralnlnc feminine u poalble aild lll1I plllnfl the
She ezplains, u does the telephone was in pole cllmhlna. "All the guys od-job done. "It Ian~ eaq to carrr a ladder
company public relations representative, mit that If you make it through pole-or climb a pole or crawl under tbe house
that lhlnp opened up In 1968·wtth the cllmblna you'r< alright. !l's the hanfest and look feminine ," abo admlll, "bal I
equal opportunities rullnga. part." try." Women couldn't do the job hefore · becauae they were not allowed to lift Heights don't bother her "probably She wears what's comf«table, usually
more than 2S pounds. 'I'he ladder on her because my father was a f~man and a top a~d jeans and loafer style shoes.,
truck weighs at least 50 and exiends to 28 was always telling us what tun the high but . definite feminine touches are her
feet. ladders were. I always was the kind of earrmgs and nec~lace. _ L--~-
. CHA G kid who played nn the roof." She also requests actnowleqment that N ING GOAL . . she's a lady. "I don't use vulgar She's been installing telephones in The job also calls for crawling under language. 'Ibat isn't how r was nlled ao r~~L A!l~<!. small businesses since ~lns~~l~g ~rte~ wir~_! I ask the guys to watch their language ~'~'onuaApc:n. ~soc, Tual~SCi~t . F,,~~-?f-she likes le~st is w~ a .house -i;;-~·ben··1·m3POIJIKI:'"-·------·---~ ... ~ ..
'-'CQll • ...,.a e n.1ve:~ y, r wn:nuu·m rounded with bushes and trelliles In her leisure time she enjoys 1ood ooo-1970 w1tb an English literature minor, . · venation, good literature aiid good
she bad considered a tncblng career. Yes, she likes her work. She lhlnks of music. She often plays cluslcal music"
"I went to my practice i.odllng class her job u l>Olt ~ an esoeutlll com-backgound for her reading.
and decided rlgllt there that I didn't like munkatlono llnt. 'Somellmel • phone the direction education ·-taklnc 1 can m ... the dllference between ute and A graduote of MVlna HIP School, she started ...,,,_ _, __ ,_, ,, ' 80 death " •ttended Orange Coast Coile(t wboni her
plained ............ ICIKW~..., she eJ:· · ~ interest was mustc. She perform·
'"lbe.telephone compony bad a colleee ":;."!:;::!In the commerc:ial5 ~';!~ atM~g:i :l, ~ ~~
about "people helping people. 'lbal's classes at CSUF.
what lt'1 all about." Chris Is happy at her job and bofl'I to
Because instaUing telephones had al· stay with it awhHe.
ways been a man's job, she Md to pnr.re "My friends have commented that I'm
she rould do the work. 'But a sign that a happier person," she admitted, "and
.she's been accepted Ja that where the I'm content to stay home now in the
other ifiatallers Once called ffiemselves evelilng and relax. Frankly, I'm tfred.''
"telephone men" now they say "I do take pride in my work, 11 she aa.l.d,
"telephone tnstallera." 1 "Sometimes I go back to the office and
She gell equol pay -the same u a tell my boas, 'I did such 1 greal Job to-
male lmtallet with the wne education day, I wanted to alp tt.'"
Commrin~ication Gap in This Famlly Grand Canyon
.DEAR .ANN LANDERS: Our daughter
of 19 refuseo to go to college, has no job
and Is not int.erested In job training Of
any kind. Her boyfriend Is Zl. He al!o
lives wtt.b his parenta. ·
They have been "going ~ady" for
four years and see each other ~ery day
aod every night. (He: worb a split
shlf'L) So tar as we know they have no
plans to a:et married -now or maybe
ever.
We give our daughter no allowance.
She ea.ti no meals with us, but takes Junk
to her room .. She does no housework and
tlghts with her brothen and sisters COO·
-Uy.
I.at week f moved her furniture to the
garage. She moved It back. I told her
!hon to get out. Sbe Ilk! she would with
pleasure. when she can a£ford a place or
her own.
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My husband and J-are physically-sick
from this girl's tenible atutude toward
everything in life that should mean ·
something. Must we lr:eep brr here until
she gets ready to leave r Please advi~.
-UP AGAINST IT
DEAR UP: There are legal steps you
can take to cet 1 19-)ur-old out of .your
house, bat I suggest a few vlJIU with a
couuelor before you see a lawyer as a
lasl resort. ·
Obviously there ts a serious problem
of commanicaUon In ,our lain.Uy, and
you might profit from llOme professional
guidance. U yoa lhlak my answer Is a
co~t. let me-Ulllte )'OU It contains eJ:·
ttllent advice, and I hope, for tbfl sake of
everyone: concerned, that you wll l like It.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 agr,. with
you. Some ot.ber name should be given to
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a male nurse. Either "medic.,. or
"corpsman" would be a. great im-
provement.
f ntso ngt<e r.lth you that there Is
nothing unmanly about givlng bedside
ca re to tbe sick and infirm. 'lbanU for
your stand on both issues. -C.W ..
DIRECTOR OF ACTION LINE, AKRON
BEACON JOURNAL '
DEAR C.W.: How abou t "paramedic?"
r.1edlc means a physician er llll"lellt, Ud
BOmebow ''corpsman" Is too clote to
oicorpse."
ll's •• &t ctt a 1e:t&er rrem ilroa:.
And plelM lll1 llelll 'ta ,oar l'!lblflloes,
Bal Mofdetlberl. lle'1 a llooey and -ol
my flnl frleadi lo Ifie aenpoper •111-
-.e:ss.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I ,..d with In-
terest your commeota on tbe defJclencles
of American educatloo. May l go
further! •
One of the mocl vital dtliclenclel ta In
consumer education. No one IUChea
students how to shop In a supermarbt,
bow to buy beef, -fruit&-and
•ecetablea, oo,. to buy 1nsuran£0. tiow to
eatabllall credl~ bow to trade a cor -
what to ntcll out for.
No lnltrUcllon whatever 1111 W~ to do
il applllnc:ea don'I -or wllere to tafle 11111' oumber of ....plalnll that .......,_
en have In rqu;! to faulty men:bandlle.
No inltructiQn op when to llUt, or wbtn
to nollfy th& Better lluaWA Bureau..Jfi
are a naUOn of oftrfed and un--
dernoorlahed. We fill for evl"l' trick In
the book because n are oot lnformtd.
When '" try to get COlllUmtr education into the 1ehoolt we encounter a brick
wall of oPOOl(Uon. Tht tchools are
ogalnlt Ill Yet teaehtn contact ua by the
doRtis and ok what to teacb their
lludeoll -andbow. .
WW you pleaM 111 • i""d won! for
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....,.,,. ednrallm, Amt.! l'fqlle !lllen
to you. -1111& D.R.J. SIJPER,.MltT.
CllAIRM.AN COMMITTEE, YA.
CITIZEN'S OJNSUMEI\ OJUNclL
DEAi\ MRS. DJU.: I ........ -
II leUen ,,._ -.......... set
WtGUlllDI.« e .. C..._ Y• .. ft
belL R ... 'I J0V ieller ud 1111 -.... ........ ..
Whal'a prudish! What's OK! U yoo
· aren't sun, )'OU need some heip. lt'1
1v11l1ble In ibe boolllet; "Necl:tna and
Petting -Whal. Are the Umlll!" Mall
your ~ueat to Ann Landen In care ol
th• DAILY PILOT, enclotlna 50 -In
coin and a lq, atamped. ..u-....
envtlope. •
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UNICORN HORN? -Lloyd Id. Smltb, 0-CoUt COllege biology profe0sor,
Jtold1 tbe born from air oryx, a large antelope tblt 11 v e s In Noriliern Africa.
Smith believes · tbe 1bryx may well have· started the 1¢corri myth. The animal
has two, horns bfitlo!ten one was sheared off In combat making the oryx a like·
ly: candidate for a unicorn. Smith is teaching a uHistory of Biology'' course in
the evenings st OCC lhiJ spring.
.:lliologist Views History .. ~ Profisso~ ·-Presents-Man's Pe rspecfiv_e_
.... ,, Lloyd ltf. Smith is a mlm or
,nrled tni....ots but they all Mera to embrace the same
1111>~: bloJoiy.
• During bis ICtive career the
• Onnge Coast College biology
profes9Cll' ls, or has been, a
nature photographer, maga-
zine editor, world traveler.·
museums: conservation ; and
U.S. Nalional Parks aod
Forests.
The OCC instructor has
taken more than-I0,000 slides
and has used the vut ma-
jority of them, .at one .Ume or
another, in his classes or lec-
tures.
In additlon to preparing this
sprlng's new evening-clasa,
Smith Is also worJd.na: on a
new five-pert lecture series
that will be offered on con-
secutive Friday eveninga
beginning April Tl. He ha! U·
ti~ the series, "Here and
There."
photographer and dlrector1;===-===--=--"-========-====11 wlth Walt Disney Producllons,
ranger-naturalist at Petrified
Forest NatiOnal Monument
and Yosemite Natiooal Park,
lecturer, and director oI the
Palm Springs Desert Museum.
,,. He alao baa been a member
'<>/ the OCC faculty since 1916.
Smith, who ncelved a
"-master's· degreo ID IOOiogy 33
J_f!IUS qo from UC Berlrele~ -usual1y oonfines classroom
~•aching lo day "'""°'-This
spring b an excepUoa,
however. He will present a
new course in the evenings en· tided, "The . History ol
Biology."
'"Thls .flCltl!ally ltn't<be.fir.t _
lbne !'Y\1 ~ l/>O coone " Sinlth satd:1 "W'e~e offered 'a
few sectlou ol"!I' during the
day, but this wiU be the ll"t
lime it bas been available at
night."
The thre&11n!t clasi rs being
olfered Wednesday •VOll!nl•
jh!s spring from T·IO p.m. In
the 150-<ellt Sclenco Leetlri J.
"The coune Is not a hi slbey
of Ufe, but rather a hi.story of
biology from man'• po!nl ol
view," SmJth ukl. "We'te
going lo -111!1 hlstoiy of the science of biology and
,.. why it has been Important to man.
"We'll look at man's rela-
tionship with planls and
animals from pre-historic time
to the present."
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' • Tinsel ·Town Ill Full Drag -for Zukor's B'rthday
HOLLYWOOD Bette
• · Dlv1s swepf lnin lhe BeVerly
Hilton hotel l!Jcc a ravishlll(
barracuda. took one look at
Adolph 7.ukor'a IOOth birthday
parjy, and laughed : "Same old
faces tn tl>c same old places!"
So many movie stars in one
room. in fact. that Bob Hope
called it a •·Jiving wax
museum.''
....m and u,...i lo tell about
il. 'nie fwTler,.s appttnUce
wllo amv..i,4s a Hqartan
,.rug,.~ IZS """' inin the -lining o/ pockets stayed on
to lay the comentone by
,,,...... c.cil B. DeMUle's
"The Squaw lttan" In a stable
that-tater became Paramount
Pictures. That was 1913.
"It cost him ft0,00), '' qui~
ll"d Bob·Hope. "Today Ryan
O'NeaUjltndo..lhaL.much oo
hair spray."
?.fae West was In bed with
-the flu, Dean Marlin Canc::@led
when he heard Jerry Lewis
1
REX REED
in the Raw
wall coming, Bing Crosby got
sick at the last minute, and
nobody could find Veronic.a
Lake. But practically
everybod,y else was there. I
mean, how many limes do you
get to see a 100.year-old man!
Certainly not in UUs town.
where most people die of
ulcers before they cin count
lhe.ir first milUon-doUar gros_,.
Yes. the business bas chang-
ed. But it hasn't forgotten. So
Paramount took some of those
grosses from "LoV1! Story"
and "'11>e Godfather" and
threw a perty for the grand
old man who made it all possi-
ble. I guess yoo could call it
the party of the year. , The
limousines started arriving at
·7 p.m.
Adolph Zukor. the last foun-
ding fatb:f;!r of the motion pic-
ture Industry, has counted
"I don't know why I'm
bett," said Barbara
Stanwyck. "By the ·time I gOt
ACROSS
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11 Plol
16 Anntll1uc
11 S1.1m1tran
ti.1st
22 Willow
23 Thtend
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25 Durong
26 Rom.in elevt"
27 Cu11,n1
28 Japanrs1
d•5110Cf
29 Saltpete•
30 E•cl.Jmat•on
31 AUICl'ltd
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J.t Bon 011111
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40 MllUTI
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13 E<IHI
.t5 R19oot1
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lorm
41 Y11n m111u11
<19 P11 ciou1 be•yl
52 ..... iri
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«Var.I
56 Gat~
S9 Abound
61 J1p111es1
church
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70 Inviolable
72 COtT11'rlitef1t1
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76 Tu1ele11 1•2 C1li1omil
77 Al11lte~J ·-l1ngu1ge 143 length
11 l1ter11y m.1sure
collec1ion 147 Append
79 Rid ho"I 1.tl Preclding
80 M1ehin1 pll'I 150 Pitcher
82 They: fr. 152 Aud1Ciou1
83 Ag1t111 154 Red mullet
85 Attere.nt 155 Sc~~ note
87 Clamo1 156 Sun deity
88 tight Doll 157 Exon1r1te
90 fl.10!0ll! 159 Japantse dr1m1
91 Hovel 160 Merrit me1sur1
92 TroplCll 161 Bib!ic1l king
!nu! 16J Exist
93 WoltJCJ$m 164 Sapidity
94 0011 166 Michigan cit~
95 Btlk 167 Episode
98 Burllsaue 169 81tfln
$111 111 Skip OYll
100 Sm111 In Jog1
101 Co·owf'lt • 173 Tr1nsmi1s
105 D1m1g1 174 With111
106 Pub~c vehicle
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111 Co11iunction 2 Armldillo
11 2 Most int..-101 3 SkyWl•d
111 Ctony I Mingle
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116 Nibble 6 Bonow~ item
117 01$5tnt~ 7 Act ol
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123 Pr11d 8 Mu1ic 11011
i11quisltively 9 Odin'1wolf
121 0~er ICll 10 Heathpl1rtt
125 S1cular 11 Unite
127 Sm111 pie 12 Gallic friend
128 Wr1tch1dn11S 13 Gr11k lelttr
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t, NEW YORK (UPI) _ How ~ Amorlcans will have no
f>, can the American visitor cut • language dlfflculUea in Den·
•-~t mark, Iccll!ld, Norway and r nown expe .... In Pai'IS! Are the Netherlands wbtre EngUsb ~ ,1heN hlddtn irl 'lreuUr.1 In , Is tha second language and
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Jo>!..lllnnu .. " fluently . • .. ~ 5poken. almost •• "Grand Tour A to Z" ptn-,':"!lµent.ly ... u •t home? Where polnt1 treasure -filled . :;<.,. an American shop •• churches, aside lrom the :.:.~~ as hi.a European famous cathedrals, revery ~·~· ch ~ of Rome's capital. In Rome, these io-~pomuess churches are so -dude ll Gesu -'the Jesuits' ~~ as lo be especially mother chlirdi; San Clemente ~ ·,.ort11y of a villt? What hotel TRAVEL -kepi by Irish Dominicans ... fqncttona.ry is the American for nearly three centuries, and '~· ~~;• best friend In littlo-lmown Quattro Coronatl.
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) I Answers to these and many where the European shops ~: other questions can be 'found d i s c 0 v e red~. Annchair ecooomically, comfortably, and , f ID Robert S. Kaoe11 .......... Uy-' witb "· Imo led that I I ----· tr~V<!le~ abo .will "1l9Y h I s ""' w 1q pr ceo
I• published "Grand Tour A to Iran!< <_Yaluatioos ofthe'baillcs are reallatlc aod aelections i Z: The Capltall GI Europe." or tr~l'!l to ,..U.jl.S·lll.-in-comprehensive, .)Cane recoro·
• • · The book 18 the MVentb In ~lloa qf, the historical, mends not only' London's Har·
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I ~1'ildable. It tatea the reader aeries. Madrid's El · Cqrlt Ingles, r and traveler -on the late He also tnctudes suggestiods Brussels' A L'lnnovation and ,.;IO!h Century countarpart ·of on ·"'1at to soe, do, eat, drink, Bero'• Loeb.
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Mnday, January 21, 1CJ7J DAILY PILOT B 7
Youth Plan
Camp Ton.rs -
A "Callfomia Week" camp..
Ing tour Ls being planned to
correspood with Spring Vaca-
tion for nwst studenl.$ in
Southern California.
Camping , International
(C.l.), a student. oriented or·
ganizaUoo, bas condocted
camping toun through Europe
for many years.
Thiwgh the urging of
1tudenUJ and parents, C.I. now
plans to initiate a camping
lour that stays right at home
In CalHomla.
The C.J. st.a.ff i! made up of
credenllaled teachers and
counselors and Is directed to
the hi gh school age traveler.
Group leaders are lnviting
students to, "Come along with
us for fun and learning in the
same package, April 14
tbrough April 21."
bathing and fishing. Horses
may be rented near lhe
ca1npsite.
The. tour will depart from
the Disneyland Hotel, Satur-
day. April 14, for Laka
Camanche, near Sacramerr=.
The North Shore of Lake
Camanche will De the base for
the tour .
Requests for • further in-
formatioa should be directed
lo Camping lntcrnatlonal,
17160 San Mateo, Suite F-10,
Fountain Valley, Ca. 92708, or
call 714-8-0291 (evenings) .
Tidelands
Area Has
Everything
to Bring Progress
-Nazlio-Kluzko Indians
, IE· 19th Century Grand Toor. buy and where to stay in od-Tbe American's best friend R d ~ ded art 24 capitals, with dltion to providJng information In Europe can be tbe hotel oa
; "' chapten on lhe Big on such tmporbnt matters as ~. who~e multltude of
! ,. -London, P1rla and customs and Immigration functtOlll can include almo6t '~e -as well as ~ packlng and Ji>otoKfanhy' everything from acting as q.. ~Uve -and-~inLtrestl.ng "clUllimg arid curren=crei .::a' '~ierpreter'to'1>btalnlhg:h4td=tiv-f'f1-::::. I leporta on such lesser capllals Answers to the questions get tbeate~ or opera bcke!§_ or .l 0
i a~ Reykjavik, Bonn. and above: .equally difficult to arrange
'ltonaco. Kane says Paris need not be ~eel &eats OD the crack
The tour will be directed by
high school teachers from
local schools. The enrollment
fee of $89.50 will provide
seven days of exploring in
Northern California.
Included in the program is:
round trlp bua transportation
to Northern California : lodg-
ing (in tents); breakfasts and
dinners: supervision: water
sk.iiog and salling (with in-
stnictlons lnch>ded); a day
lour .of San Francisco
(including: Fi she rm an' s w ha r r, Chinatown, Golden
Gate Park. Seal Rock,
Ghirardelli Square and a cable
car ride J ; a day tour of
Sacramento (lncluding: The
Capitol, Sutler's Fort, The
Governor's Mansion and an in-
terview with a legislator); a
boat tour o{ Lake Camanche:
a hike through gold fields and
Indian caves ; a hay ride; sun
lI ro u are a sldndiver,
shellptcker or biology teacher,
Salt Point State Park aear
Santa Rosa is for you.
The 3,17f..acre preserve, two
hour's drive north Qf the.
Golden Gate.' has everything
from tide pools to midget
trees, broWn pelicans to Indiati mounds.
Jeane is a · ~nonsense costly if the American visitor trams. /NAZKO, B.C. (AP ) -
reporter who digs deep and js selects a good secon<f..class Recently published, also by ,A>rogress is ooly a few miles
L not afraid to expr<SS his opi· hotel (be Includes a number of Doubleday, Is a revised up-away u.m the isolated Nazko ~.,.. nlon on hlstory, polltlcs and recorftmeod.auoDs) eats his dated edition of Kane's r ·other -otten controversial -meals as · many 1budget-con· "Africa A to Z," the first boot Iodian people of the Chllcotin
subjects. He travell tbousf:nds 1eious Paridans . do· ht of its kind to portray aU of the district, about 40 miles north
of miles a year -~ur 5'ths moderal•prlced, ffltau:rainis new Africa . Included are of Vancouver.
have crossed many times -to· (more -rtCommendatloils) &nd about 50 African countries. A two-lane gravel road rrom
c_ather male\'W !or bis hl"'tv. travels abbut the ~ty on Us Otben in the Kane series In-Quesnel ia to replace the bare-
rlted aertes. D'T"' easy-to-master e 1 e e Ii en t elude "South America A to Z," ly passable dirt trail that is
'His A to z books are as subway JrVStem. "Asia A to Z," "Canada A to the only lini. with the outside _, z " and the K fl t world for the Nukos and the much for the novice traveler Minor museum!? Kane says , ano r ane rs -
1, for the veteran looking Wr the cajJltals ,e:re ,full of Uttl& "Eastern Europe A to Z," -even more remote KlUJkos Ir>r
,.-new destinations in capltais vilited ~sure trovea,such u the first U.S.·publisbed i_Uide dians8 • ..:. •• _ Ke--~y. ••, a .... and countries already visited Madrid's 'RomilntJco, Rome's to travel in the Communist 1t:UUAU 1o:u -
-·or in those sun to be v en e z i a , Copenbangen's countries. c o m m u. n it y development f ' ., . ~~:-How Dad Lost the Raneh
!::.. Life .Aboard the Cruise Ship 'S pirit of London' ~'.:_. By. STA,N DEL.AP~~NE , In ryokan~ -Japanese sit-on·the-Ooor .inns .-you M ·,, _ · · , · ~ . .., -.. T. .1 have a personal maid. sfie waits on you .. Sits with you ~ Aboord Spjrlt of London'!;._"' ':......,,' ' d .ii;. "M'hile f!lU eal Even bathes you modesUy ii you hay~ no )tu~" went tlirough the padi!lfi'......., ~ .....,. ne wife to do the job She waits up for you -I've had to
'"Spirit of London" Is n4i" In Ill• ~"P.atterll. cut an evening sh~rt saying: "I have to go beeause my ~ will follow. for the ~ext lei ·years: &ili ff4DCJ.!CO to maid is waiting u for me.'' ~can ports in the wmter. SaD FranCllCO to Alaska m P • • •
;_tl/8 summer: . . ::.. , Now for .all this splendid service, you give her "tea ~ck~::~ ~d1~1:,~':,:!:~g ~~,'.:;°~ money" when you leave. ~bout ~n per cent of the hotel
Jlan:hed white shirts and shorts and knee sox seen\ bill woltld do il But don t hand It to her ~ raw money
; available at evenin~ dance. (!low st.aid and '!"chy P is not polite. You envelope it. You can buy special gift
1 and O Une made th.is declslon I'll never know. Id like ~ envelopes.
have 1Jeeo,1t TIIAT board meeting!) • •• •
• • • She then will give you a gift-wrapped present.
What's wrong Mth it? I can't find much to be criti· Probably a hanjlkerchief. !!andkerchiefs are to cry in,
cal aboul Morning types who do· the ·beel·and·toe say therefore only given for going away presents. Gilts
not enouRb walking decks to work" yourself up. C.bins should NEVER be unwrapped in the presence of the
smaller th"1 olher P and 0 ships -but ';""'e · 15 big giver. Complicated? Ab, so! enough. I stayed on a week longer than Id ~lanned. , • •
. SinRing in the ship's taverns and generally sboWIDg bow ''This will be the Orst time we've been to Europe. .. "
, Dacf lost the ranch. (Swinging London, ducks!) You catch up with it fast, and a good starter ts the
: ' • • , front of the telephone book.•(Even in foreign languages . ''You wrote that eptero-vioform (for travelers you can figure most of it oul) London phone book gives
. dysenW(:) was no gqod. We took It effectively for you numbers to call.for the clay"s events. You can dial
· year11 • • · ' a beiltime story .. SwitJerland. bas one number tliat you : I took it for years, too, luv. ~ didn't BaY. it was no can ciIJ f°" ANY information. France has aome ·sood
' good. 'Ibe American, Medir.t! As~~ said IL numbers. • • •
", .. like to know why you are.down on Russia? We Matches don't come on every table and hotel room.
found the I~ good •. the g(lides pl~t · • ·" Never any wash cloth -lot of us carry one in a plaatlc
One man s meat IS another man s poLSOn I guess. bag. Soap 1J a silver not a bar in oountry botell. Tile
' ' ' . . shower' head is on a flexible tube and looks like a tele-
. " ... the best place to buy perfume m the Caribbean phone. You have to learn bow to work il without llP?3Y·
, islands?" . . rng the whole bathroom. Your baggage disappears when : Women shoppers say the French island of Mar-you anive at the hotel. Comes up later by porters.
'. tibique. Good buy op Fren~h ships~ too. • _ ,t •
. . . " Service clw'R:e of fifteen per cent is on restaurant • "What's the custom for tippmg ID Japan? and hotel biJJa. Ai!d a U'JTLE on the plate. Like fifteen
: Ten per. cent sei;vice charge goes on your hotel and per cent of the TIP would be enough. Just a liWe loose
: restaurant bills. Thal s IL Not the cu.st.om to l~ve some; change to show your heart is young and gay. But not • thing extra, as they do in Europe. Locals don t tip taxi TOO gay ~ or hat check girls. Nlgl!t dube "'9 80'9ethlng1~~:;;::;· ==============ii -f~le. You DO Up lbe hat check glrl. 'And tlie hostess who
•sill at your table (at about $3 an hour) is tipped. Aboul
-$1 an hour would be right. Japanete may tip more.
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To the Remote end Storybook lsltnds of Polynesi•
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i· ; C!UCAG-0 (UPI) :-II you !ravel throughout the world lodud":
• "~t aeaslck you're 'oil! ol style has made tbe ailment more i' -at least linglllltlcally. . common tl!an ever bclore, But
~-• The term now, ~ to motion st-. bellll posing
::·· Eocyclopaedla Brttannlca.1 is 90mewbat graver _problems
;," mouon slcililess. But It's the !or other travelers many
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• l!lment, and, u otl1er types al war n, by air. f Rloomodon t•olved, t b e lt II desirable that "a com-
• ·~ were 1ttrjbated "' botanf I• trall!p6Tt be f,... '1·,1ta1n. • ..tng, car aod air-lrom mlrtloo sida>tss. Bui It Is
. ilckness. ·• 'aboolutely .,..otial tbal he be J. These common irymptoms altrt and not drowsy when ~:~r pallor, cold swoaUng and going Into action.
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worker for the British Colum· in a 400-square-mile area. Syp-
bia, Union of Indian Chiefs, plies are brought in twice a
has been monitoring the road. week to Nazko by truck over
building project and says the dirt road.
there is not mUch time left to Kennedy ·was hired by the
prepare the Indians to meet union last May to help the I&
the 20th century. dians to organize. He had been
KeMedy said the Nazko and Uving and working among
K1uskos people, m o st I y them for five years, sup-
hunters, fishermen and trap-porting hlmaeU by odd jobs
pe,., have 'led isolated aod and through the hospitality of
unchanged lives in their Jtllly the Indian!.
Jackpine counlry since before "The klds, v.1lO go away to
1900. school, are the major carriers
The largest community is of information and com-
Nazko, about 65 miles from munlcation. and many of the
Quesnel, with a population of parents live v i c a r i o u s l y
100. It's the only place with through their kids."
running water -cold. Kennedy says the 3' is to
Afany are on Welfare and be opened up, first for Jouing
have inadequate diets, heaJth and then for tourism ,and he
and housing standanls,~ hopes the Indian people will be
KermeC!y. Total popula~ .!'1, able to cash in without having
the Nazko and Klusoos is 2.10 to pay too high a price.
New Museum
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Manhattan's most popular new
attraction is South Street
Seaport Museum which in-
cludes a block. or Federal
Period commercial buildings
and a variety of ocean and
river.going vessel!.
Skindiven particularly like
Salt Point for its varied
launching places and un·
derwater botanical gardens.
Entire families clamber up
and down the boulder> and
peer at tidepools full of. wav-
ing anemones, JCUttling crabst.
and other sea life.
"Look but don't touch," asks
the State Park Service, stress.
ing that the ecology is fragile
and souvenler truntlng Is
forbidden . Salt Point was
bought and preserved to pro-
vide space where children can
study California tideland life.
Salt Park is reached by
driving north from San f'raD.
cisco on US IOI (The Redwood
Highway) to the Fulton turnoff
(UW 1161 north of Santa Rosa.
west to seaside Jenner and
north on the Coo.st Highway 23
miles to the park.
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Ante.ate·r·s Win " Overtime
• Su~, J.tnl.lifY 21, i973 OAJlY PILOT C J
Thriller From UCR
Halos To Be
Contenders
this Season?
~ a ~ ..,-;:;.-rellgioully
covexed tile Dodlon for the pu1 a
yean concedes tha1 tb.11 may be the year
lot the Angels, you 'Ve got lo do a double
take.
Bui Min onoogh, LA scribe Bob Hunler
blld this column that the ~ may al
loog last make a dent In the Loo Angeles
lao mar~et and could be bona fide tiUe
c;onltndm. ~ Ol course bis J c ca• readily be
understood because justlllcau-!or
sud! oplbnWn fnm·lha !act the
OL.llflf WMna
WHITE
WASH
Ang<ls have g1'oned the nucl..., !or their
'7S team from the Dodgen, thanks to an
off-season tride.
WWJ F r a n t Robbwon, Bill Gra-
borkewitz, Bill Singor and Bobby
Valentine sporting A:ngels uniforms lh1s
sel"!"'>. the Angela will al long last have
names that mean' scmethbi.g to lhe LA fan, ruson.!I Hunter. ~
l:fe may be right. .
Spealting ol the Angels, ooe pitcher
unhappy Wilh the American League ex-
perimental rule ol utilizing a pinch-hitter
In the pitdler'• !ipOI Is -genius
Clyde Wright. '
Clyde made it cl.ear he'd' rather take
his tum at the plate than give way to a
pinch-batter.
Katella High's Tom Danley should be
ineligible for consideration B.!I the coach
for the North in tbls aummer"I Orange
County All-star basketbe.ll game,
' ' Alterall, hasn't Danley been coaching
an all-star team all sea.900 at Katella?
Tllr<e ol bis Ove starters transferred In
from other schools, includinc J-Oe
McGuire ( Savaona), Mike Dlllln
(Western) aod Jeff Welshana (~).
Tbal nlft1.trlo -bp Kaltlla'1 hoot line.. --' 8fW' abMt ' I Ill• w1· 7¢7 ftr maJor ............... _!old~ 0. ......... _, ol AJ+ollelm'
Sta4Jam -.. jolqod a lih>ai ol __ .... VIPs to .low lllm :t
JmWerldSerl<I. °"" big play .... call -
"" • CIDcy -.-pl to oleal -hue. Stelaer cOlled the mu oat. Ttie mm ru
a nplay "'lcthe -V<nlal coli and It
clearly •w..i the -eluded the tag
byalla_e....,..
Slelaer waa p.el9ct by a dloral of cot
calll from Ulo ......... I
One ol the !00-piua mooques In caJro ii
named Mubamrilad All. You'd think th&
Egyptians woold have chqed tho,
monlcker to Cassius aay 11 IOOO as the
u:-cbampion boxer of Ulat name swit-
ched hia name to l4llhammad All.
Incidentally,! was IA>ld Moolem _..,.
must do their praying In tile·~ -tlons of the mosques while men lef·aole
poosessJon ol the downstain.
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LA's Bridges
Passes Mark,
Lakers Breeze
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PHOENIX (AP) -Bill Bridges
became the llltb man In NBA history to
grab 10,000•r.boonclo Satunlay nigbt aa
the Los Angeles Loken walloped the
Pboenlx Sum IJl-IOI, In the Natlonal l!asketboll~
The vtetmy wu the third In a ...,. !or
the Lalim and the 1oos -the liltb In •
'stJ1ng al .-!or -· • Suns nocord. The 12,llOI fons made up the
largest crowd ever to see a Phoenix Suns • game. '
Phoenix jumped oll to IM and 111-11
leada aod maintained a 21-23 !llJlrglo at
the end of the first quarter.
The teams tied seven Umes in the se-
cond period before the La.ken carne:out
on lop, 51-49. .
Jerry West took chirp with.I! polnlo
to lead a 34-oolnl LWr tl>lnl ..-ur. -PJioenix could eoohru wlthlllY;-11. Ttie
l'.akers shot 12.5 pettent In the .~
led by West with leVeO ol 10 florn the
Door.
Bridges entered the game wi1h t.192
..,....ftl>ounds. Hemadelbehlllmlc
10,llOOlb -_.., -aod :M oeconda loll In the leCOOd quarler. He
elio came Into the 11m< 38 PQints ,ey of,
the 10,/ioo.marlt In ca.-icarlng. He·
ended the eveoin(I with elg!>t.
The victory booota the Loken ......
record lo IS-II and le•ves Phoenix at ~
~. Cooch BUI Sharman ol the Lel<m eall·
ed the conlnt "0"1'. really olllltandlng
game. OUlllde ol tbe first four or live
min~. our 1111 bruk was rully -k· !J1C and .... ballbandllng wu moat el·
lectlve. AA you can aee1 we bit U.1 per
cent <A our lhota from me noor."
Peet' s Charity Tosses
-Earn UCI 69-68 Victory •
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UC IRVINE'S JERRY MARAS·(40J;1HAR~AN PEET BATI'LE JOHN:Gl!IFITH FOR A LOOSE BALL.
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Walton Fires' ,
Brllins P~t
Friars, 101-77
' LOS ANGELES (AP ) -With Bill
Walton clearing the boards and Larry
Hollyfield scoring lreety In the oecond
hall UCLA blew out ninth ranted
PrQvidence 10l·T1 Saturday for tbe
Bruins 59tb straight victory.
The win Id! the top.ranked Bruins, 14-0
for the -just "!'ll'-1hy ol·the · all time colliglate ~ ,Pak ol-llO
set by the UJ>iveristy•if Sin Jhndsco 1n·
the mid 19505. . , . . .
UCLA had ooly me close -late
In the finll ll!lf when tho Frhln ck+oed'to
-with l :IS'remalnlng. · Ernie DiGregorio then miased the first
of a one-and-onei fl'fle rtbivw and Bnlin
reserve ceoler Swei 1Nai+er'iiopped a JS.
-. foot jumper for a ff.36 baUtime lead lor
UCLA. . • (J t
Walton was helped from the Door altei;(i'. :•
lalllng oq_bis loll -but -111). ... star! the second hall. _ ·, ;,
Wallon and Larry Fanner hit 't;.P. ·
quick buckets to open) the second half ~, •.
UCLA quickly led 4&-38 aod Increased ~
lead from that point. •
Wallon controlled both boards with >4
rebounds while scoring 18 points ahd
Hollyfield ocored anolber a points, u·1n
the second ball, to lead the Bruins. •
I Frl!lf guailitlilf!'OIG!lo·led all IOOre<S
witltZI polnts,~HU.t&i'ftnt ball. Hem
fo""'*"1 in 9'0rii!i ll!I '\JCLAI• ·Farmer ,wtib 21, HoUyfield 'and Wallon will! 'I&
tach aod forward Keith Wilk .. with 17.
ll'he UCLA total waa the highest Bruin
Score of the season, topping·the prevJousl
mark of 98 Points. "
Prov'idence opened the game with a
hard nose-t<H:lose. defense until the
Bruins' sjleed l'l'<ated an IH 'deficit.
The Friars cha nged to a 2~3 zone but the
Bruins ma intained a 7-to-9-point bulge
until' tM cl-Ose of the lirst half.
Wilkes hit seven of eight from the ne1a
in the first half leading all scoren with
15 polois. SCOTT MAGNUSON (42) OF UC IRV1NE GRABS A REBOUNO.
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Pearson ·Heads 500 Field
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RM!RSIDE (AP) -A rield that In-
cludes four of dock car raclilg'a aJJ.tlme
money winnerS will comPete for a
1100,000' purse today In the Wlnaton
· Westuit 400, first inajor event.of the new ,.ason,
Also Included among the slariers are
the 1m and 11111 lndlaoapolls 500 win-
winnings behind Richard Petty, has the•
other front row position in a Chevrolet be
built himself. His speed . was , 110.103
m.p.h.
.Allison was last year's top winner:wl.lh
a dozen triumphs, $284,467 in Jli,ze and
polnt fund money\ and was twice namea
ners, a )two-time West Coast driving _,_ .A. . _,_
cbampioo!, and the biggeot turnout yet ol ,.... >! "'
~,In the Natiooal A¥ocl&Uon f<n: ~ . _
Stock car Auto RacinC· r , PERMA TEX 2M · ''Ille race; 191 laps arourid +the eight· . · tf-, , '(v
turn, ~road course, lo< a total of WO FE jtl.4mileo,,bectm<llU•·DI. Upw...S.ol . N BY JEF RY
50,000,... .... ~to -the..,. •
tloo at fPril'llng RIY~ Internitlooal ~E (AP) -Jack Jellery,
Racew11. Yakhnl, Waih., ran away from the other
Leadiag the 40 start.n to the llig will ltarin Ille In the race and easlly won
lie Darid iwnon, 1 we~. SI-lbe Perm ate 1 200 late model ·
yearo<>ld vel<rln ..,,., bu won three 1porlamen'1 race Saturday at Riverside
~ Grand N1tiooal driving litla International RacewO)I.
ud 1 ..,.... total ol llM,1'5, Including Je/fert completed the 77 laps around
1137,711 In l~!f' year. the 2.ij,mne road course In 2 boors, 4
• Peersoo, to be the btSt road minute• and S9 seconds for an average
-drl"" ._ NASCM'1 oval· ..,...Sell7.119mlletanhour•&~ ...
hued cot1Unjn&, clocked a ~ of 111111 Dodge Olarger.
ll0.151 mllet per hour In a Mercul')' to AL the finl.lh he held an ad1i•ntne of
win the pole ~IUon. j o .. r a lap on 11arry Jellaraon or
Bolllly Allliol..wbple carett e1mlnp • Nll<l!of, Wash., the seoond'jllsce finisher or 183'1.51~ mllt.s him No. I In moiley In 'a 1118 Ford.
Nali911al Driver of the Year.
Hetschel McGriCf, a 45-year-old cam-
: paigner ,from Bridal Vail, Ore., who was
runnerup to Ray Elder in NASCAR's
West Coast Divi&k>n for the second year
in-a JVW, won the Inside second row spot
Jn a Dodge.
Mark Donohue, the 1973 Indy winner,
quallfied an American Motors A1atador
fourth best, while Petty earned tbe-.rlgbt
to start bl flfth place in a Dodge.
The ~Id Petty won his fourth
Granit National driving crown in 1972,
placed aecond IA> AllllOll In ean>ings with
'1115,480', ran ·bis career string of victorite
' to ~· In 116 starts, completed a record JU>,•• milf;t of competition, and pro-
m.lied be. would do better this year.
Going into today's race, his career win-
lnp llaod al ll.IGl,118.
Petty won the rain and fog.-shortened
Riverside opener last year. his third
triumph on the NASCAR schedule of II
Winston CUp Grand NaUonal eventl. ""'°"' the other top starteu are Bob-
by liaac In a Ford; 1968 Indy 'winner
Bobb)' lln,.r. allO in a Ford: C&I
Y arbol'Ougb. making hit debut In the
Jllnl<il' John!On Chemlct that Allison
wheeled lut year. and Btiddy Baker In a
Dodge.
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of IM 0.1" Piiot Slaff
Harlan Peet had ice water runrtlnlr
through his veins as be sank a pair of
free throws with one second to play in an
overtime period to lead the uc· Irvine
Anteaters basketball team to a 69-68 vic-
tory over UC Riverside Saturday night in
UCI's Crawford Hall be fore 2.200 wildly
screaming rans.
The victory gave coach 'Mm Tift's UCI
quintet the championsip al the AU.cat
tournament that concluded with the title
game. UC Davis toppled UC San Diego
for third pla«, 74-69.
UCI's towering cent.er, Scott Magnuson,
was named most valuable player of the
tournament and Dave Baker joined him
oo the all-towney five.
Bui II was the free throw shoot.Ing ol
Peet in an overtime period that gave the
Anteaters the victory.
The game was tied at 64-64 at con-
clusicin of reguJation play after Magnuson
had scored a basket and a free throw
with 1:28 left. Riverside elected to run
out the clock and take one shot but miss-
ed and the game went into an extra .session __ _ . . . .. __ •
Bobby Walters, the sensational outside
shooting star of the llighianders, hit the
first basket in overtime but Peet came
back to knot the count at 6&66 with 2:4.2
left on a pair of free throws.
Jerry Maras hit the first of a one-an<f..
one situation with I :50 left but missed
the second for UCI and Lee McDougal
scored his ooly field goal ol the night
wtlh 20 seconds remaining to give UCR
an apparent victory, 68-67.
With lime ru.Ming out, Peet d.ribb1'1l
desperately for an opening, took a-baa
percentage shot but was bumped by
Walters in the act or shooting and made
good on both charity tosses.
UCI made numerous turnovers, largely
on bad passing efforts against the full
court pressing defense employed by the
Highlanders. In the second half, UCI
gave the ball up 13 times, 12 on bad pass..
Olympians Falter
SPORTS
ing attempts against the alert Riverside
squad.
It was a close game throughout with
UCI holding a five-point bulge, 15-10, in tre·nrst !ialr-and a s1t·potnt edge 111 43-42 · · ·
for a brief span in the second half.
Otherwise, it was two to lour points f
separating lhim most or the way.
Coach Freddie Goss's Riverside quintet
hit consistently from long range against
the taUer Anteaters with Walters coming
out of a seesoo loog slwnp to hit 21, 17
In the second hall.
He was oamed to the All·tourney team
along with teammate Keith Batiste.
Others one the team included Gary l'~ox:
of UC Davis and Paul Trainer or San
Diego.
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H1lfltrne: UC ll'\llne lf, UC Rlvm-nld• J:I.
. Prefontaine, F euerhach,
Smith S~ in Spike£ est
By GLENN WHITE
Of ... DlltlY•f'lMt Sl1ff
LOS ANGELES -Olympic champions
took a battering as Southern California's
1973 track and field season got off to an
impoSlng start Saturday afternoon at the
Sports Arena.
Standout marks were recorded by
some of the sport's standout names but it
turned out to be a long afternoon for
Olympic champs as they gave way to
classic efforts In the Sunkisl Invitational
before 12,106 fall.!.
Picking the best effort of all Is tough,
what with Steve Smith getting a world i~
door pole vault mark at 17-11; Al
Feuerbach bagging. the world indoor ahot
standard at IHI> aod Sieve Prtlontaine
laking the :I-mile In 8:27.4.
One Olympjc champ able te gamer a
first place Saturda,. wu Rapdy
Williams, who gleoned loog jump Jioiior•
with, a leap of 28-01/" to edge world r11e9rd
standard bearer Bob Beamon, who sailed
25-111.i:.
1be ·other Olympic gold medalist to
survive was Dave Wottle. He caught
anottler Olympic titllst, Kip Kelno of
Kenya , at the wire in the mile to win by
a Jean. Each were credited with 4:0G.I
clockings.
It was a stirring battle with Wottle
making his traditional late surge. He
moved with 160 yards to go, caught Keino
with 50 left and -edged past him just
as they hil the finish.
Smith cleared bia height in the vault on
the -&tlempl, althouih be licked the bar and lt wavered menacingly
before !iually olaylng In place.
Prefontaine whipped an Imposing field,
ooo wblcb lncloded Olympic mara-
cbamp Frank Shorter, Olympic 5,000 and
10,000 meter victor Lasse Viren and one
which Included America'• premier two.
miler Marty Uquorl. ·
Prefontaine said atterward that as
recently as three days ago he had con·
sidered not competing here. "I didn't feel
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confident of my condition and I didn't
seem to have the motivation," he said.
"This race helps r~tablish my con-
fidence and motivation. I may run the
steeplechase later in the season -if I
get over all the liltle Injuries that have
bothered mt lately. ·
"I needed a race like this, I've been up
and down so mu.ch the last few months.
But I don't !i!el I' vindicated myselr for
losing to Viren in Munich because he
wasn 't feeling well today."
Viren admitted having an UP6et
stomach throughout the week and his
trainer said the Finish · star ran strictly
on courage.
Shorter said Prefontaine is capable of
rwm1ng 8: lS indoors and lauded the
Oregon flash for hiJ performance Satur-
day. "Pre ran the r41ce he had to run. No
one else was capable of running the race
they can.
"Once Pre gets away he won't come
back to you ... he just doesn't die. I
simply couldn't .. bold the pace."
Prefontaine took the lead.Jhe moment
the race started and never4'yielded the .
advantage. He clipped off a 4: 13.4 first
mile and the field was tightly grouped.
But\he took off the second h11lr or the
race and continued to build a lead until
he was lapping some of the tailcnders.
Olympic shot put champ Wladyslaw
Komar of Poland got orr a toss of 61-5 ~.
suffered an injury and had to withdraw
frcfm competition.
Mesa's Asher
Wins $11,111
LAS VEGAS -COsta Mesa 's Barry
Asher rolled nine straight strikes Satur-
d11Y t:> !Jke flrst pince In the $77 m
Showboat ln vltatkmal bowling t~
ment.
A!lher. in c.1pturing his seventh cham·
pionshlp. earne'll $11 ,111 as he defeated
Don Johnson, Akron, Ohio, 25&-m.
Johnson. in finishing 1CCOOd for the aeo-
ond Lime in three weeks. eam«S $7,Trl.
Asher advanced to the f.lnale wllh a
23$-200 triumph over Carmen Salvtno, 1
39--year-0ld pro from Qiicago.
. The Showl>Qat . champloosl\ip put
Asher's 1973 earnings at $11,tM.
Salvino. who was fourth arttt lbrM
d1 ys of qualifying action. ll•rted out by
diiposing of Dick Battista. AAtorlA, N. Y
by a 224-194 !ally. Appearing In the llnale
!or the-first Ume In allllOll three yeon.
Salvino pinned • 2111-137 defeat on C...
Lampo, the defending chMiploo f r om
Endicott, N.Y.
In each of his victories. Salvino won by
convtrilna dllllcull splits.
Aaber, however, proved too much 11>1"
Salvino. closing out his game with nvo
strtket, Johnilol1, the 4ii1ame leader with
an 1vera1e or 2:23, then tried te •tem the
Ude.
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' Sp<>rt.s Clipped Short
• Laver Ill Finals;
.Toronto Belts LA
1't I A ~I I -Corona deJ Mar's Rod Creighton played a slow, deliberate
Laver faces unseeded Dave Stockton b>-game in the first 20 minutes but still .k In the finals of the $50,000 Saga Bay trailed 26-19 at hallllme.
t.ennls classic. _ __ Ed RaUtff, Long Beach's serilor star,
-U.ver. seeded No. t, defeated Boti llili Scored 17 point. bef°"' fouling out with
of Sausalito, M , U , 6-2 ~·bile Stockton 1: 46 left ln tht game but the t9ers got
was turning back John Alexander, 6-3, 6-help from Nate Stephens who pulled
i down 16 rebounds and srored 16 points.
· . Today's winner gets St0,000 with the Leonard Gray added another 11 points
loser being aw.a~ 15.000. for Long Beach. which ootscored
· Alexander. like Stockton only 11, ~~too C2-32 in the second hall to couldn't handle his opponent "s strong raise its rtcord to 14-1 for the season.
aerves and didn't move ~·ell around the
oourt. Alexander bad a brilliant match
.£riday night in ousting seoood-seeded
.&Ian Smith. ~ &-2 and blamed lack ol
sleep for his sluggish showing Saturday.
··."I didn't really feel all that strong,"
'6e Australian said. He had to play a 1'*
ing doubles match wbk:h didn't conclude
anti! 2 a.m. Salunlay.
·)iungs Fall, 6-2
INGLEWOOD -Toronto's Maple
Leafs made it three straight over Los
\ngeles this year, downing tbe Kings, 6-
11, in a National Hockey League game at
the Forum.
The defeat was only the fourth of the
'.ieason for the Kings "' home ice.
-'.l'or<>n~ Jumped.on.Kings~g .. l\e.Gm
):<!wards for three goals in the first
neriod with ~e Ferguson, Rick
Iehoe and Paul Henderson scoring.
• Kehoe connected on an wiasmted goal
.. 4' 25 ol the seaind period while the
Leafs were short-handed when he fittd
...nto the upper corner of the net from 10
'eet out in front.
Court Nabs Crown
SAN FRANCISCO -Margaret Court won the $25,000 British I.1otors women's
tennis tournament Saturday ruibt from
fellow Australian Ken-y Melville, &-3, 6-3.
The 30-)'W'dd Mrs. Court, who ad-
mitted afterward tb11.t she was still " 1
hit tired" from her Friday night
semlflnal struggle with Ro3emary
Casals, won five of the seven games that
were decided by ooe point.
Buoniconti Robbed
MIAMI -Thieves broke Into the home
of Miami Dolphins' linebacker NICk
Buoniconti Friday night and stole jewelry
and football souvenirs valued at $2,730,
police said Saturday.---"·--·-· ·-
PoUce said the thieves broke into the
hou.se through a sliding door. ·
Buoniconti is in Tens for todays Pro
Bowl game.
Pro Bowl Game
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At·ea Spikers
In Sparkling
Performances
,Pirates Fall Out of Fir~t,
Suffer 75-66 Loss to Dons
Spedll It Ille DAJl.Y PILOT
LOS ANGELES -0...,.. Oollt -
perfonnen lumed la -~
SatunllJ -11 Ibo auuw --~meet ol tllo Spcwla ~
lleodlor .... )/nJor ..... """"" -. Goldon Weofa mile rellJ' ...... lblt dip. ped oil • __ ....,. In 111---de-
splle loslai comldenhle .,....r ·-lhe anchor'man fell ... Iba batoa ... chaJl8e.
The team ol Bob Sdlont, a..,, Petry.
Roy llarrls and Phil Mou ran 3:3U ~
finish nmoerup to Sen Dfeco Meoa
(3:39.1). '
In hJ"1 school co~Uon the
sparklers mre Jliu Nledbart ol Newport
Harbor and Pres~ Campbell of Marina.
. Niedhart beavod the lhot_Q,3 !lit lll'.S!
place and missed tbe meet i'tcord held
by Newport ace Terry Allldb !>1 a
mere Inch. Nledlw1 had a eo.~
toss OD bla lll'.S! try and Col Illa lq
throw on bla flu! allempl. ,
Campbell did • ullly job fD. Illa 1,000>
yard nm. He ran -IQOll of Ille .,,.,
and 'llOl1 It 1! the llnlsb wllb a ...... pu1
<hig Weber ol Upiand.
Campbell ..-.led I 2:lt ...
Mission Viejo's Scott Klpera placed
thlnl in bla JeCllon of Ille 100 w1111' 1
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Marina's Ken Martyn plded oil a ,..
cond ID the mlle In 4:15.1, challenging
winner Randy Mysllvlec of North Tor-
• rooce.Jbroiighoul Ille .nn.i l!lill Pllle and
once tuq the le.ad.
However, the North Tommce boy bad
too much and put on a spurt at the gun ·
lap ID win going away la 1:115, bla bat
ever time.
lllCOmlstency ~bout. Iba.fame and
two borreotlous spella ol basketball -eel Oruce Coast College !>om the
1op o1 the 8outh eout Conference
llMntblll'bolp Sa~ lllaflt.
Sanla Ana trimmed !be visiting
Pfra!M, 'IMS, to stay ID a two-way Ue
wtth Cerrltoo for f1nt place. Cerrltoa edeod Sen Diego MM& Tl-13 and now bu
13-lloconl.
In !be closing minutes ol the flnt half,
Orange Coos! blew llv1 llralght fut
lnl1l opportwiWu. The PfralM had the
advanta1e -lime and failed ~ _.. each time ••. suµ, ooc manaied to·came hecll 11o1n
• -deficit and trail by liio points, :Jt. 37, at ballllme.
Jobn Se)>mour;-wbo-i.cr I nre Off·
night ahootln(, bit the flnl butet ~
-Illa -half, but Ibo Dooa outran OCC 11-2 In !be follo1vlnC minutes w
virtually sew It all up.
And, with Juat two mlnut .. IOlle In !be
haU, forward &d Snoot WU knocked
SCC _Trims San Diego
In Overtime Tilt, 60-58
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sprawling by 220-pound center Jim Keyes
ol Santa Ana. The injnry ID the llo•~
from HWlllngtog B@d> -~ !el'I~
but bla loss In Orangt Coilll wes.
Crunk left the game wllh 18 Points, and
!be Plrutes )>egan ~ force_ I""! sboll
from lhe field, Keyes and Bollby Ancd
cootrolled !be backboanfs for Senta Ana
and the Doos ""1t on their blitz.
occ· sellled down lnte .In the game
and made a brtel nm at ~ Dool, clos-
ing to five al 6H4, but C<lU!dn'I iw.u
Santa Ana's etaU game.
!lod Sn(M>k's exit from the game with
his fifth personal foul haffway throogh
tbe second half also damaged Orange
Coast'a effort.
Snook was charged with a foul com.
mitted by Chuck Yerkey millutes Into
lbe final haff, allllough the foul was
under the basket and Snook waa at mJd·
l'OUrt.
The offJClal stuek lo his call, and then
By DAN HAYES .... OllY"" ..... wort by &.! David p-"'"""t back added insult In Injury when he allowed -,~ • ....,. Santa Ana's Todd Collini In olloot 1 -and finally tool< over, 4MI. with 8:31 left. shol foul even though the vlolaUon bad
Soutbem California College's Bill Helm From then on II wu a cat·aod-mowoe been commilted ,galnlt Mike Adams
-two clutch free thro!!s with two coolest, but soc had the momentum and before his shot.
-left In overtime, _giving the received !be breaks when,._ of USD's Freshman center Dean Boglfll! gave '.
V= a -upoet victory over --th p · 1 lilt th ·---• hall b vial University of San DI Sat d big men fouled out at difftnnt ........ ures e ll'a es a n e ~ w en . . . . ego ur ay ,~M be began to get the bell under the basket
night m basketball aetlOll. of the second hall. and scored eight Slraight bask•!• late in
The Vanguards' win was even more With the Vanguard& down by one, the contest.
bn~---lhey ..--without--Payne had· a ·.-·ro Ue 11 at r:or"'th -·
Russ Dickens and Mlke Walters. two free throws. Payne. however ~ Of•itt• cw: ~~~ " ..... A111 :;'!"' "
Dickens, the leading rebounder and both. MIU« l 0 5 2 J~ ' i I '
scorer, wu dism.lsaed from the team and ~~mllllr : : ~ 1: ~= . ~ ~ ~ 1:
Walters was suapended. Both acUons But the Vanguard• received a reprieve ~ ' • 1 ' TOdd ' ' o 10
were for disciplinary reasom. when USD oommltted a turnover with 31 ~...;,.1,,,.r ~ : : 1: t:;:: ~ ~ ! ~
It wu an ev-1 ..... when free ·~, aeeoods left. Jut 10 ll'll"JW'\I later Pat wort11v 1 ' , • Zotltf 1 • • r ~ WlVW Ynn , • D ' ...,. a hlgbly valued commodity for the Quinn foond David Payne open under lhe ,_ 1 • o •
Vanguards as they hit only u of 22 at· basket for a layup, sending the game Into 0;.~:n"' ,: : J J Tot.1• •1, •11 tempts for a poor 54 percent But when overtime. H11tsf111e: 11",. AM, 1N1. The Kings got their first goal midway
In the second period "' a power play
ohen Mike cmigan got his 21st goal of
the season past Toronto goalie Ron U!w.
Duran, Anaya Win
PANAMA CITY -Roberto Duran of
·-Panama retained bis World Boxing
\ssociation lightweight boxing title
t.aturday night by stopping Jimmy
''lcbertson of Los Angeles in the filth
uund. Each weighed 135 pounds. In an
'3.rlier title bout on the first twin bill
llampionship ~ard held in Latin
\merica. Romeo Anaya of Mexico
·tethroned Enrique Pinder of Panama as
be WBA bantamweight king wilh a third
l(i]mer Duels Lamonica;
Many Stars Missing
the Vonguards peeded them most, Helm
delivered.
Entering overllmo, Ued at 51, both
-traded baakels and tbell with 1:47 lelt. Pat Quinn oanll his usual ha..,line 20-
footer. However USD countered when
Pete Cosenia got Joosi imide for a
basket, again tying the ocore al 58 with
1J -1elt.
To Southwestern
Gauchos in 84-65 Loss
oond knockout. ,
A capacity crowd of 18,000 janvned the
tew Panama Gymnasium to watch the
"-o title bouts.
Pinder, 117'1i, had outboxed the Mex·
:an in the ftrst two rounds, but he-was
<opped for the mandal(lrJ eight C<JllUI;
1y a left hook to the jaw m the opening
n.inute of the third stania.d
A minute later AnllJ'i;. 118, landed
o......i more left books Ill.the jaw that
)(It Pinder down for the full counl
l9ers Blitz Foe
WNG BEACH -Cal State (Long
'.leach), sixth ranked in the nation, came
bock after a slow-down first hall w open
tp its atta_ck and hand Oeighton a 68--51
lSS in intersectional basketball action
:aturday night.
Aussie Golfer
Sizzles ( 66 ),
Leads Tourney
TUCSON (AP) -Australian veteran
lruce Crampton, ~king a rare second
·onsecutive victory, blazed into the third·
oond lead of the $150,000 Tucson Open
.olf Tournament Saturday with a
irilllant six-under-par 66.
The 37-year-(l\d Crampton came from
·ivo strokes off the pace in the cold,
loudy, windy weather that swept the
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Cha1111el 4 at 11:30
· ,:00.yard Tucson National Golf Club
"""" and PoSted a 54-hole total ol 20&-o under par. '
Rod Fun.selh, the only other winner on
he pro tour this season, was in second
Mace at 200, three strokes away going in-
1) the fi nal round or the chase for a
,30,000 first prize. Funseth had a third-
:ound 70.
George Archer and Bobby Nichols, <»
'eaders at the end of 36 ho I es and
mrtners on a former national team
championship duo, couldn't ke•p pace in
. be raw weather.
Areher dropped back to a tie for third
vith a 72. He was tied at 210 with little--
·mown Richie Karl. Karl, whose greatest
:I.aim to rame is a pair of Alaska State
lmattur championships, found tbe
Jdverse weather ro his liking u be forg-
Jd a 67.
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DALLAS (AP) -It will be Billy
Kilmer's dying duc.k paMeS against
Daryle Lamonica's rifle shots in today's
Pro Bowl hetwe<n tbe Ameri<an and Na·
tiooal Football C.Onferences with many
National Football ~e stars missing
with various excuses.
The AFC can claim a season sweep
over the NFC if it wins the game set for
Texas Stailiwn.
. · 'lbe younger AFC WoD a majorijy of tllitesblbltloll-. and regular season
Oil TV Toda!I
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games from the NFC and Miami of the
AFp lnocbd oll Wa.bington 14-7 in
Super Bowl VII.
Kilme<, who WU inler<epted thrice U
Washln~ fell ID the Doljlhlns, admits
he doesn't throw the prettiest pass in
the world.
"When I was at New Orleans, we used w keep extra foolboJIJ around during
duck season. . .most of my passes got
shot down by bunteni,'' Kilmer jokas,
Lamonica, the Oakland ace, has been
the sharpest of the quarterbacks in prac-
tice and ~ays "We are going to put the
ball up a bunch."
John Hadl of San Diego is Lamonica's
backup while Norm. Snead of the New
York Giants is Kilmer's replacement
Lamonica has 1,000-yard gainers O.J.
Simpson of Buffalo, Marv Hubba\d of·
Oakland, Franco Harris of Pittsburgh,
and Mercury Morris of Miami for a run-
ning threat while Kilmer can call on
1,000-yard club members Calvin Hill of
Dallas, Jahn Brockinton of Green Bay
and Ron Johnson of the Giants.
. Flu has wreaked havoc with the
schedules of coaches Ch Noll Of
Pittsburgh for the AFC om Landry
of Dallas for the NFC. '
However, no player as expected to
miss the game Which as expected to
draw 9M\e 35,000 to ,000 fans for its
first appearance outside of Los Angeles.
Four players off tbe Miami &Jper. Bowl
champion team, llnebaoker Nlclc ·
Buonicootl, defetUilve end oBill Stanflll, of·
fenslve guard Larry Lttlle anot back
Mercurj Morris were bc;henof hy ·the nu
the most. However, all four are expected
to play today.
Today's Sports
·On Television
• 9 a.m. (4) -NHL HOCKEY -
The Minnesota North Stars take on
the Red Wings at Detroit.
11 a.m. (7) -NBA BASKET·
BAIL -. Western COnference ac-
tion. The Golden State Warrlon
meet the Bucks at Milwaukee.
llo30 a.m. (4) .GOU'
TOUl\NAMENT -Closing play kl •
the Dean Martin Tucson Open from '
the National Golf ctiih. The 7 ~
yard course features huge greens
(averaging 10,000 square feet) and
a paM. 465-yard 18th hole that hM
a double dogleg and two water
ha1.ards. tn case of a tie, a sudden
death playo~ will be held beginning
st the 15th hole.
I p.m. (2) -PRO BOWL -The
AFC and tbe NFC clash at Dallas
In the annual Pro Bowl football
game.
The thlnl meeting between Ille AFC
and NFC bas been 1ermed the "drop-out
bowl" ~ue such stars as
Wash1ogton's Larry Brown, Dallas' Bob
Lilly, the New York Jets' Joe NII.math,
Miami's Paul Warfield and Larry Csonka
are missing for various reasons.
The aeries between the NFC and AFC
Is ti..r 1-1.
, U Ill'! ...,. Is tied al the end ol regula· Uon p1a),.~_teaiit scoring first hy any
ma!i'ner wring the overllmi wm he !he ,. • ' 'I • •
f-· The wllners gtt $2,000 111111 the losers
$1,500.
The Vanguards burrled down court and Hein\. after being fouled while mooting,
dropped kl both tries, giving SOC the vie·
my.
In the 6'.>l. ball USD played the better
game, leadiJii! at halftime, 30-22.
However ID the second hall the
Vanguards, behind some muacular ID~de
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CHULA VISTA -Saddleback College
dropped its D!th straight Mission Con·
rerence basketball game Saturday night,
falling to Southwestern College, here, 84-
65.
The winning Apaches blitzed w a 4&-23
halftime lead and that was about it. Sad-
dleback outscored Southwestern, 42-38, in
the second half but the 23-point margin
was too much to make up.
Southwestern had a big edge in the re-
bounding department ID the opening hall
and that was the deciding factor.
The Gauchos had four players ln dou·
ble figures wilb Tom Mullinix, Steve
Ashcraft and Rick Bauer all getting 12
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and Riehle Price hitting 11.
The victory ran Soutbwestem'a: Mission
mark to;4-2 and kept it 11> games behind
Rlvefside (S-0).
The Gauchos (1).5) bid for their flnl
vicrory Wednesday facing hoot San
Bernardino.
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Jn 49 atalOI the first monlh'a Issue of Pfaygiil Magazine has
~Id out and you can't buy a copy. In callfomia yw can't buy
• copy fat anotlter '"""'1n-lt's not for sale.
A lawsuit brought by a comp.any which also uses the name
Playgirl preveols new8Stand veodors from peddling copies of
the magazine, which foo tla'ts on Jts gatef'old the nude figure of
race drlvcr Mike mss.
Tall, slim Mike is appropriately prote<.1ed from concuss.ion
ol !be pelvic atruc.-ture by his crash helmet in the picture. It
Isn't on his head -It's blocking your line ol sight with his
nether regions.
Hiss has jusl relumed from Europe, where he toured the
great road racin1 tracks and talked to factories about driving
formu la 2 cars this season when he isn't busy racing for Don
Gerhardt, the Indy car owner1 on the USAC championship trail.
Europeen formula 2 is llpparently open to Hiss, it he can
land a ride, bul the formula 5000 circuit, also known as the ~t
Continental, isn'I. Due to the stupid feudal system we have in
this muntry, the U.S. Auto Club won't allow Hiss to race a
tonnula 5IXX> car, even jf he isn't otherwise occupied on certain
week<llds.
"l'Ye been around and around with USAC." Riss said. "I
went to Indtanapolls six times this winter to talk to Bill Smyth
(e1ecutive direcWrl, but he's pretty insistent."
Hiss doesn't \\'ant to make waves. He was the 1972 roOkie
cl the year, ac hieving the best rookie sea.son record of all time.
He'Jl 11et ~ award this weekend at the USAC. banquet.
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One-armed Golf er
Bags Hole-in-one • • • By HOWARD L HANDY portunlty lo watch the ball go here a little but most of the °'"-Dal.., "1 ... 11.111 into the <.'Up~ gardening is done for u.s."
Harty Green ls_ a 16-han-"We \.\'atched it all the For the record~ Green doe!
dlce,p golfer who had the thrUI way," Green recans vividly. quite ,.,.ell· on the golf course.
of ' his links career rtcently "It hit once on the green and He 11,·on the vice president'11 when he ecored a hole-In-one flight at san Juan hills in the
-the 19th hole at San JU.an bounced right into the hole. president's cup competition a
Hills Country Club using a 4. There y.•as no hesitation." The year ago and plays with the
wood. 16th hole is a 16()..yard. uphill Laguna Be a c h Recreation
What 's so unusual about drive and Green PQ51ed an 85 Golf Association regularly,
$Uch a feat? in completing his roond. \\'ith his good right ann. he
Harry isn't the usual type or As a sidelight to the ace, takes a full swing at the ball
golfer. Albeit he has a Mn-Green also rel·al\s Harrington and ronsistently gets his
dicap and spends two or three scoring a birdie ty,·o on the drives out around the 190-yard
days a week playing the game hole and losing. 1nark.
now that he has retired from How did he ha ppen to get Since his retirement in 1971,
active work as a landscape started playing golf? he not only plays golf but geLo;
gardener. "My Y+ife gave me a putter in a. little pool and rides a
The thing that really makes for Christmas. I think it wa s bicycle from JS to 35 ml1e5
all of this more like a fairytale about 1958 or 1959. I started daily, "just to keep in shape."
from Aesop's Fables is that playing at the Arroyo Sect:l 3-Did the ace cost hi m money
the 63-year-old Green has only par course in South Pasadena in the clubhouse when he
one arm -the r ight one. at that time." finished the round?
"My ann has been missing Green moved to California "No, I was lucky, I guess.
since t was 16 years old-," be about 25 years ago from The club has a $50 insurance
says. "I lost it in a hunting ac-Massachusetts and has worked policy on members for such
cident when I was a youth as ,a landscape gardener and purposes and there weren't
back in Rockport, Mass." consultant in the Crown City that many people around that
are8 as well as Newport day." Is the hole-in-one his biggest Be h h h d ,_ a. He rece;•ed a trophy r-m sports thrill? ac, w en e n1ove w uie "'
Orange Coast in 1964. the Laguna Beach group and Jn the CaJlfom~ 500 ~t Ontario be placed second, a feat
"'bicb brought Hl11 six solid Indy car ride offerlJ. There are
many sood drivers wllh listed pbone ·numbers who never get a
call ud HJu bad a bard dme making up bis mind which offer
to accept.
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"I have to say it is .. 1 ju~t C.'urrentlv he is a resident of the information about lhe hole-
AN ACE FOR ONE-ARMED GOLFER HARRY GREEN. can't explai~ ~~ r_ecl~ng . it . .Pacific. Jsiand .V.illage .in ..the . ).P:-~~ ~ws _submitted.__ .to :.::,:__:_,;.,_:.:_;,c..;..;;,;;,;;;,._:__.:...._:___:__::.:c..:. ________ .,goi.~e. me.-. . Lagwia Niguel complex but T1tle1st. th~ brand or golt ball
But be sincerely wanted to race In the L&1.f series. He and
Lola importer Carl Hau, !Ito orrered Hiss the best ride lo that
leape, considered briefly defying USAC and going to conrt U
DeCffSal'J to assert the;-right lo race where they pleue.
"earl decided Ile driean't want lo get involved with anythlq:
like tha.1,11 HJs1 said. ''And what I don't need is to get USAC
super mad al me rt1bt now. It just coaldo't be done."
To find a way to l'1IJI 10me road races, Hlu visited Europe
wtth bJJ wife Arlene on an extended atristmu holiday. They
inspected ramoa1 counes Uke the Nurbargring, JI.Ionia, Mooace
and 7.older. They allO 1pent 10 days lo England between tbe
l.AMtdo• race car &how and appointments to see various factory
racln1 team managers.
Hits came away wttb several posslbUltles for good rides and
a sboeklng discovery.
South
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Ttiere was qu ite a bit or has forsaken landscaping in he was using for the ace. He
excitement when I made it." favor of golf. hasn't heard from them, yet.
·he explains. "I really didn't .. 1 tt nd the 'lace but has the ball plaCi!d in a
know whether to shed a few pu er arou P prominent spot in the Green For Saturday'---\.
tears, jump for joy or what to home in Laguna Niguel.
do." And Harry isn't one wbost
Green was playing in pretty Pro Scores wil'e nags him when be takes
fair company when he scored to the course, either. A'lamitos Results
....,,,.. SATUAOAV'J A!:SULTI
• FIA5T aACE. «I& y1rdt; ,..,.l f'Oldl.
Cl1lmlnt. Punt 11,600.
Cllbfngo.• A;lc:N;ros IS.20 7.«I 3.IO
The EU!\llCh, Nlcoclemus 9.IO l.lt
Gel RNdy, T .. 1sur• 3.00 Tlmt -20.7S.
Also r111 -Dtd:tblr, J1.oy1t Fire
Aoc:ktt, AllOll 81r, Lotti, 8old Aog1,
Nlner'1 Cl\er1111!1, M1nny•1 Aoc;.).11,
c..,.tom Art,
Scr1lched -Dl<k l ow. CY!! l oo,
Le-o's Pete, Fllll! Oii.
S2 ExKll l>-Cl•b•noo .. 7-Tr..
Eunucll, paid St•.20.
bis ace. "e" After all, Katharine's the
TM Torr9Y PtntS. One of the club's pros, Larry one who started it all by gtv-
N1r1va e:-ess, W•TIOM.'° 'f.M ?.Ml Gesman •·as mber of u... Atrint• "· ci ... eiind " • h. golf el b f .._ ,,.. , _ , a me w1e 8,u1rnor. 11,, s.i.111. '°' 1ng 1m a u or C-Sb, Myl•I ou .., f '
Aoek•t wr•noi.r. Nttoc1 ..... 111 300 1vesome along with club Los •noeies 114. Pi-til• 10.. Christmas. SecreUy, she's as
Timi -17.N. ' 0.trol1 112. Chlcll90 " manager George Harrington, Porl11nd 1:io, Hou•ton 1u proud as he is of his ac· Also r1n -IC1wuh 91r, Vanaqu1
No Kr11Ctie1.
IONTM RACE. ~ y1r!11. J.ye1r-otds
& up, Cllllmlng. Puroe $1,tlXI.
01ndv Echo, IUch11ros 6.MI '·.o l .Oll
LI l• Clclu111, Llph1m '«I '·20
91r!ombl, Hirt '·'°
former club champion Frank "'" complishment and his ad-
Hansen and Carl Anderson of ve rsity of one ann is
W 0 C1r0Hn1 124, 011111 111 h' b h I' ed I h asco, regon. 1no11n1 111 , virolnl• 110 somet 1ng s e as 1v . wt
Head club professional Jerry Ktnrut~v 11i. M1ml)tl11 1113 ever since they have known
Sharman also y,·itnessed the NHL each other.
!',me 11,jf •-· ".. 1, ,, , shot. Sharman had gone to the ·~~ ... '· ,_ • .,.-, Ifs the type of relationship ,..IQ fin -,,.,.,y ...... ui1. m .,., •~w""' -,. v•
"Almost eYeryone buy1 bis rides in Europe.'' be 1aJd. "It
wa1 actually di scouraging, going to Europe, although I enjoyed
the lrip. I don't believe all the rich guys who are oYer lbere
buying their rides.
"There are a lot or European drivers doing it too. I don't
want to put tbem don. 'Jlltre are goocl drivers, ·no matter·
wltether tbey bave a lot of money or DOt. But I was shocked to
learn bow many good driven were baying their rides. I pess
I've bee• lucky Mt to have 8( money. I blven't had to do that,
and I wouldn't H 1 collld."
Southwest
PttMI 11r. IClldH, Mr. lmP01"t1n1, coo tee lo discu,ss busin ess with New vor~ A1noer1 '· V•ncouvt< J that has gi ven the cou ple ln· S£COMD AA.CS, 170 y1rd1. 3-YH•-c • OoO > <k < "· .. < 0 " I >
o1e11 & ui c111m1.,. Puru $\,soo. ,,u · •u u. Harrington when Green made ~,,',',:.'-'~ ,', ,'.?,_, oontive over the years and kr1tdlld-81otiby llOb, Hu&rl!no 8oy .-~· •" -~·
D~l1hcm1 City 1Cill, AOlllf\r Cllflt!ltn fl Ar'll;IPlHI 76. Ttlll 1'.I
Nierklli 111. Smith l!AO '·'° 4.20 2, Nlct '1 Flr1, aud Eye. the ace. s1. L1111h i; • .,._ Yort 1111nc1rrs 1 made them both stronger for
Gr11\0f1,1 Hollv, V~hn lD.111 S.20 SS E•K ll t-Oill<ly Echo & 2-lt Lt D'd h ha CMc~ l, MlnnB011 3 (!le) • ·1 t h Avi.111. Llpl\lm '·oo c111uu1, p.1111 11s. 1 t ey all ve an oir M011trtti ,, Phne<1e1pN1 s not using 1 as a cru c .
TulH 17, WIHI Tllrl l Sf 14
T1111s A.1.M '1, lllylCll" 10
TIXll Tech 17. TCU U
Time -411.'9. I 1 ___ _.:. ____________ c.._ _____ _c _______________________ _
AlllO r111 -Flll"Cl' wui-, Don 1C11r, Glnoer Sam, er1u Lind, $9ffdl1
Nll;rllt.
An All.,••ttige tor Gurne11?
'Ibey mod tn say Dan Gurney bad an advantage In the 500-.
mile l!loek car race at IUwnide, oow called the Wlns10n
Western 500, IWl be must hive, because be won it five times.
Was Jt Gumey's own penooa1 driving ski,ll? Or was it be-
cause any good road racer would enjoy an advantage at River-
side? Fans may know a lot more ·about the effectiveness of the
Gomey -Ill« thtt Sunday, '"" though Dan will nbt <Dile out of hls retirement to drive In the raoe.
Gurney hu lined blJp80if up wtl!t three driven In the race.
It his oounsei counts ror anything, the favorites sOOukl be David
Peanoo1 Bobby Unser and Jerry-Grant.
Grant is one of tbree outstanding road racers in the 500.
The others are Mark Donohue and Dick Guldstrand. SOOu.Id
Donotlue or Guldstrand win, road racing experience will have
playod a lar]!e part.
The actual favorites are a handful of NASCAR Grand Na-
tional drivers, including past winner Richard Petty and super
speedway f<i'!ll Bobby Allison. Other1 b;g names from NASCAR
have not fared well at ruverslde.
Gurne11 Lend!.,\, Harlfi
Gumey ls lending a hand with ~ Wood brotht(S erfort,
became he used to drive for them, lpd their Aotercufy driver .
it David Peanon. Dan's own lndlanipolis Eagle drivers are
Unser, racing a Ford for Rall* Moody, Md Graat, hi a CMvro--
let dhed by little bowa Califondu Bil Lyon. DoDlhae .-tvea
the Amttlc:an Molen faet«y.liod<ed "'tado<, ud Gllldllrud
will nee 'Jack McCoy'• Ford. \ •
We asked Guldl:trand lf other nad racing speclallstl could
land a rkle before Ule weekend, and he Mlswertd, 0 1 Wat so."
"A lot of the guyt," be uplalned, ri•errtng to West Coast
car oWM:rs and driven, "are wry nen'OOI about how fut they
will bave to go to make the show. riey can't just piddle
around and get la the race like they ustd to.
"The average dude, I doo1 think he has a chance lo qualify.
Jt ts going to take an average speed of 16' miles an hour to
rpake the show, and that's really traYellng for some of these
guys.
JC Hoop
Standings
SOUTH COAST CONFIAJENC!:
W L "' l"A ""'"' S1nt1 ,A111
3 l 3;11 31)1
Ortngt CINISI
SO MHI
NII. S1n ·AnlOlllG
Fullerton
3 l 3U :io.
22273214
1 2 311 3U
13215321
1 3.IU:W
111\INl'l"'t ·-Cerritos n, SD NIKI 13
S1ni. Alll 75, Or•llOI COlll 66
Fulle-rlofl 9', Ml, SAC 76
...... y .... _
Cl!'rrl~1 11 Or1r1111 C0.'1
Ml. SAC 11 SO Mffl
S•ntl A111 11 Fulltrlatr
• L Al~r•1ICll • ' GrontnGnl ' South-1twm • ' (llFUI ' ' Ch1fle'( ' ' S.11 89"\ll'dlno ' ' ·-' ' ..... _ ' • -· • •
., .. »• "' "' •U
"' ..
"' "' llNNI.,.... k'"'I
Soutl!WMt9m M, SlcldMDICll U
Rlvenlclt llJ, SM! Oltgo 51
P..+Oll'\lr 10, Cl'llff9'1' '6
Groamont 9', S.n 8er111rdlnco 6S
W..._.y'IG1mes
Gros1mon1 ~f S.n Oll90
Rlversldr 1! Cllr111
S1ddltb1Ck 11 Sin 8er111rdlnco
Palemer 11 SOU!hweilt•~
S1ddllblck, b't'I
•• "" "' .,
"' "' "" "' ...
"'
Scr1lcllld -PlttcoJt., "°"""' Pit . Token's Cllld:. Trl$11'1 ll1rrllll.
TM IJl.O A4CE. 111) l'lrdl. ,..,_r·<Olch
& uP. Cl1lm!ng. PurH 12At.IO.
i"1y M1Jor Alllll. IClllQlll UJG 1$.00 J.13
FuH Moor! ~n, T..uur• S.'° 4.llO
Cllldtr Bird, W1110n J.llO
Time -......
AllO r111 -Altrvlsl'lc:, Fol.y N1r1c, au D' e1r. Top E111i..
No scr1kt.s.
FOURTH aACI. di y1rd1. >-ye,,.
ollll • l/P. C11llfllng. Pllr'M SUOO. SllM~y 7eeity, Ward It.AO •·• '·1111
Apache P11a11m, Nk:ocllrnus 5.00 3.'°
P1rr 91r, Ad1lr '·.O Tlm41 -20.!.0,
Also ren -A Golll' ~n. 1Clpty'1 ~. LIOfllnl11111 l kl, Leo!1'1 Dl1I, No Kr1tdle1.
FIFTH RACE. 350 V1rd1. J.yMr'Ollls.
A!IOW•r>e:• Purw t3.500.
81rm11ot, Ad•lr 11.60 4.«I '·'° Catrmernyoll, Nicodemus 2.to 2.20 svou 81rd, C1r0ou 2.60 Tlm41 -lt.17 •
AllO rlf\ -NMIO F1 N11lo,
Hoolc'um, Tl lffll, DHltrta'1 Ptlk:1n.
Scr1lci'!llCI I Afbtl Doll.
SIXTH JI.ACE. S.. 'l'•rda. :J-yeir.olch·
up. Sl1rter1 ,tJlow1nc1. Pun. Sl.190.
Sl'!orl ltoc:kel, Uplllm J.«t 4.10 3 «I
Ll111 PINtr. W1rll 12.00 1.IO Suited Op, Nlcodtm"" .UO
T1mt -lf.31
Also r11n -I'm E1rly, Mr. Yum1
C11tr91, G1U.ntrne1r, ~ Sport,
I lg Tf\,Qlt, SkJdG f'dw.
Mo Kl'lld'lts.
S5 E•-et1 6--Sl'lort Aoc:klt • 7-l l1141 P1-, J>tk1 SllO.OI.
SEV•NTH JI.AC•. lSt y1rm. .).o/tl r· Didi & r,ip. Cl.Ullflld •11-nn. _,_ ......
S1v1n111 h .... _ $wlng1r ,
Slllmrodcll, Adllr
I'm Not SletJIY, U l'dozl
-Time -11.Q).
1 20 '·'° 3.00 3.to 3.00 <.a
AtlD rln -T.,...,,.1t Bunny, MIH
Dick• SJitld, 8efltr!'J Qut111. 011111·1 l>olly.
No tcr11tt!H.
. elOMTM JI.ACE. lSO y1rcts. 3-yur.
olll1 • lfP, Allow1nct. PurM sn.ooo.
Juniors Win Grid Games "First o( an there are no more factory deals, meaning there
aren't just a few can with a chance to win. It makes a J>ett.er.
show for lbe spectators, but It's tougher kl make the race." The jwtiors came out on top The game was held to raise
In Saturday night's Powder funds for Pete Richardson. a No Problem 1Uakh1g Starting Field Puff doubleheader benefit Costa Mesa ffigh student who
As for Petty, A11ison, et al, Guldstrand sees them making the football game at Newport was injured in a beach IC·
starting field easily and doing well in the race, even with their Harbor High. cident and is now paralyzed
lack ol road racing experience. The Cqsta Mesa IDgh from the neck down.
"'I'ho8e guys are great drivers," he said. "~y may not like juniors downed the seniors, 2()... Two other games are set
road racing, like Bobby Isaac. He told me be didn't. But they O, and the Estancia juniors Feb. 3. with the wlnDers and
know what they are doing." l ed sud I "'• · In I 30 and 8 The big unknown Is not driver ability, Guldstnmd -.id, but ged the seniors, 7...&, in • osers t'M"Y'iD8 :
the ef(ect. of new cartluretor restriction ruJ es ai:id the abili ty of den death after the regulation o'clock games at Newport
various engine builders to figure out how to ltve with the tighterl...:g:.a_me_e_nd_ed_ln_a_u_ue_.--.===H"arbo="'"· =======oil
restrictions. •
The better builders haYe even done aerodynamic studies of
the area underneath the restricter plate. The tpea js to steel
back some of the horsepower that was robbed.
Guldstrand, who doubles as an engine butl~r and a race •
drtver ts convinced lhat·th& skill of the driver wiij play a minor
role l~ the outcome ol the race. He believes the ke\v is engineer·
ing superiority.
I
UCI Swimmers Win
Boyd Phlfpot and Bret
Bernard captured two events
each In leading UC Irvine's
swimming team to e 62.SO vie·
tory over Yilitlng Cal Stele
(Fullerton) Satunlay.
Philpot nabbed the 200 free
(!: 12.3) and the 200 back
f2: 10.1) while Deman! won
the 500 free (:ZU) and the 100
free (50.4).
Otlrer ••Inners ror Uct lfl..
eluded Mike Cama)lan In lhe
200 lndo 12:06.9) "'nd Tom
Boug)ley In the 500 frtC
(1:09.D).
UCl '1 Anteaters rttum to
1<:tloo Saturday, hosting UC
8anta Barbara at I o'cloclt
the Viking •a11•
"Yo11't o lmpo tt111t 11ow!
but you'll l:t1 '"'"
Mo tt im port1nt 1fter
YOlll' pUtth•11."
•
featuring • • •
fe&turing: Capri, t.Aark IV,
Comet, Merqui1, t.Aontego,
Cougar & Monterey.
.
Steel belted tires. weve got them!
Aooat ialv:J ~ pnces.
2999 •'"' 0.00 '"'· '" F78-14 wliltewan
tubeless.
Ground Gainer .. steel belted tire in the
wid e 78 profile series. Four full plies ol
polyester cord with two belts of steel;
wra p-around tread design.
Whitew1ll lubtle11
Tire slz1 Special
F78· 14 29.'9
G78-14 30.99
H78-14 31.99
078-15 34.99
H78-15 35.99
L78·1S 36.99
1688 plus 1.81 led.
• lex and old we.
078-13 (650--13}
blackwall lubeless.
Ground Gafnerlf 4 plies of
polyester cord . In the wide-profile
78 senes.
Bl1ckw1ll lubelff1 f'tus
Tire size Specl1I fed. lll
F1s-14 21 .aa 2.a1 .
G78-14 22.11 2.53
078-15 23.18 2.60
Whltewalls only $2 more per tire.
Additional whitewall si zes
avallable at our special low prices.
"'"' fed. lex
2.84
2.99
J .24
3.08
3.27
3.<43
9999
Penneys mini bike* A rugged little trail
·bike 2·, HP. 4 cycle engine-speeds up
to 19 mph . Sc rub brake, recoil starter.
hand-controlled lhrOUle, centrifugal
automatic clu tch.
'Mini bikes are not 1nlended !Of racing or I«
use on h1ghway1, 11dewalks Of slreets.
AF1X 11 helmet. High impact
polycarbonate ou1er shell. Five
snaps lor lace ~ield. Assorted
colors wtlh pin·slriping. Z,90. 1
approved In all states. 12.99
)
JC Penney
auto center
13 BB with trade·in
Rellant 12. Our 12 volt
battery lor the economy
minded molorist. Low cost,
but plenly ol power for mos!
Srf'lall engine cars. A quahty
perfOfmer you can depend on.
Reliant 12-suc volt battery
10.88 with exchange.
101s ·
·Wheel a lign ment com-
plete front end check,
adjust torsion bar weight
adjust castor and cham·
bar, center steering
wheel, position, adjuat
toe-In and road test
•Most cars
216 Eoch Wheel
Bubble wheel balance. Awokl
premature tire wear, get a
comfortable ride, better
hancU1ng performance,
Price includes all welgl'\ls.
4 For 1512
Spin wheel balance.
Avoid premature tire wew.
get a com1or1able Mde,
belier handrlng performanoe.
Price lnclud4" all weights.
Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following Auto Centera:
FASHION IS~ND, Nawport Beach (714) IM-2313.
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington BHch (714j 892'7771.
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(; 4 DAILY PILOT Sunday, J.nua•y 21, 1971
' , Top Pt"OSpects Golden. West Nh1e May T@p · ·
197~ Cl1ampionship .Seas~n , Gau~s Expected
, To Be Improved 1
Colden Weal College will be ·Parktr CEd)ion) and anoiher
hard press.a to tQp \be ycor II lilly -C\p'l Pelonon from Er
I
Ruatlere' rtCUlar .-<!
baseman last yttll;, batUng,
.2"1 a.Jltl this PflSI 1ummer W!lS
voted the toJ defensive 1 Saddleback College ba.!<1)1111
0 has been a disaster during tilt
• past t\\'O seasons. ·
• And no one knoy,·s that bel·
-. te.r than Clnuchos coach Doug
1, Fritz..
.,. Jn Ute post two can1paigns,
1 Saddleback has v:on only
• seve'n times "'hile losing 50.
But in defense of Fritz. the
talent and dc>pth ha\'e been
rathe r slim.
But 1973 is anolher n1aUer.
Although tht> pitching ap-
pears a\'erage. Fritz: has quite
a few top veterans mixed in
wtth some good freshmen.
How y,·ell the pitching comes
along will mean the difference
if Saddleback has any
thoughts of a championship
season.
The Gauchos have onJy left·
hander Ruben · Paramo return-
ing from last season.
Others on the roster include
right-handers Don Sy,•aim.
Rick Peregud, John Wade. Gil
Gonz..ales and lefty How ie
Ashlock.
Swaim. from Tustin. played
tor Saddlcback's basketball
tca111 last season while
Pe.regud-ls . a .. hat:d-lhrow.ing
rr eshman from Uni versity .
Wade prepped at Mission Vi-
ejo and played at Arizona last
spring.
GQnzales has been in the
service tfle last two years and
Ashlock. (from Ohio ) attended
Ar i:r.ona State last season but
did not play. · ·
\\'bile pitching is the biggest
problem, Saddleback appears
to have much more depth than
it ever has at the other posi-
tions.
Angels'
Schedule
For 1972
nn 11:0.f.0 SCHEDULE
Ap'il lJ (HI. I-(,_,), 1J (,_,\ T•~d1
April 11 !0), 11 !DJ MlflnesG!I
Ap ril 20 (Nl, 21 (DI, 22 (OJ, ~• n O•U o...,..,.i
M11y l (,_,), t HO O.ll'oll
MIY 4 IN), 5 CH),' (Ol 9altlfmf•
MIY lfOI. t !OJ Cl1ftl1fld
M1yl,!N),l5{Nl KltlMIClty
M1y !2 (NJ, :ti (N), 2' (0 1 Clll~llO
M1y 25 (N), 26 (0 ), l1 (0 ),
2t (Ol Mll-.11vk ..
MliV 2tll0 ,3D INl.l1 10l 9•10tl
J-l(N),2 10 ),l (O) NIW YOrll
J_1.0ll,19INJ,201Dl Chicago
JuM 21 (N), 22 (N), 23 (0),
24 (0.f) • Ml-11
July t (NI, 1 (!fl ,' 00 0.111111<1
July 6 (N), 7 (N ... O.fl'l.l.
1 10 -2)
July t (N), 10 (M), II (Nl
July n INJ, ll !Nl, 1' {Ol, 1S 401 Oltrolt
July U (TN·21, 27 CO) T1•11
.July 21 (0 ), 29 IO·t) KlflUI City
A1111. 1 {Nl. I (loll MU111:1vktt
A119. 10 (N), 11 (01, 12 \Ol 9o51on
.f.ug. ll (N), 14 00, U IOl Ntw Yorll
1\119. Jl IN), S.p!. I (N),
2 (0 ) CllltlOO
Se,!. 7 (N ),.t tOl,t IO·ll K•ns11 City
S•pl, 17 CN), 11 (N) 01kl•lld
Stpl, lt HO. lO (NI,
!I CN-6Jl.m.)
Sepl. 22 (0),2310)
1tn MOMI. SCKIOUl.E
As:irll 61"'), 7 JN•), I (0 ) K1ns•1 Clfy
Aprll 10 CNJ, 11 (NJ Ml"nelOll
A!WH :U (Nl, U !NI B1tllmor1 Aprtl 27 00, 21 {N•), 2' !D!
Clevelelld
M•Y 10 {N), n (N), n (N'l. 11 CO) C/llcno
M1yl6 (NI, 11 (NI O•klllld Ml~ lt (N). lt( H'l. N !0 ) ltl&S
.June5lNI,1 IH), 7 (NI Oelrolt Juntt (NJ, t ('°''\, 10 COl Mllwl\lkt•
.June I! {NJ, ll CN), 1• I N) 9osl0n
J ...... 15 IN). 16 (N"l.
11 ID·U Ju .... 1S INl.16 (N)
Jun17? (N), 18 !NJ
J\lnt t9 (N). lO (N'I,
'iew York
K1n11l City
Cl!ltlVC
July 1 (H••\ Mlnn11o011
July 16 (NI, 11 INl, (JI) !Nl
Cl•vfllnd July 19 (N), 20 (N), 21 (N•l. v (N'') e1nlmore
July 1l·U Al!·Sllr !lrNk .July ll (N), A119. 1 (N).
2 (t.l"l T~•••
A"Q. l (NJ. • (N'), S (N') Ot kllnd
Aug. 17 ("I), U JN'l, 19
(N"l Detroit
.f.uQ. 21 tNl, 12 (Nl, 21
CH) Mllwluktt
Auo. ,. (Nl. 2$ lN'), ~· CH") • 90J!on
Avg. !I IN ), 29 O>/l Ntw Ycrk
Sept, a (N"'), I IN). $ (N), 6 (Nl 01kl1"11
Stllf. 1~ (Nl. 11 (N),
12 tH) Cll!c• Sepl. I] IN ), 11 (HI, 15 o••J.
16 CN .. l l(~nu1 Cl•r
Sepl. 21 (N l, U (Nl. 26 (N) Te1•1
StPI. 11 IN). 28 IN!. 29 IN'l, lO !DI Mlnn110ll
N-,.,lolll Gf"""5 -I p,m.
t.l '-All S1turdfY nigh! g.me1 -7
11.m IE1cep! June 16 -6 11.m.J
N .. -Nlgllt .-mis -6 g.m,
0 -0 ay game• -1 D.m. 0 ·2-0ty dOl.l!lltlle&dtr - 1 p.m.
Sports
Calendar
had last baseball season. Mode'na. _,
-BU\ It~ will not come as' a The 1iilield Is set with let· "It's the largest turnout (26 Bl I · h d --• 1 surprl,. If ooach Ji'rf'd terman alne Calder at first, p ayersl \\"e \'e a , •nu t ,,._ Cr I hlr
looks very imftMved over l15t Hoover'• Ruatter. ®.Ju.sf th~I. 'vuy-esc at t d 'and SColt ,.. Wilson at shortstop. · season."' says Fr.Its. Hoover lost hla top fou r calder, a 6-2, 19T·pounder,
"Our biggest problem In pitchers, his catc:ber and hls earned first team •!l:@n·
past seasons is having people -reading-hitter from last-ferencti OOnors a1t aeasou
play out of-positior'l:--'llley-bave-.. uon·1 Southern Calirornla wblle hitting .278. Cnlsci hit to adjust and start all over 318 d d
again. That will be a delinJte Co n f e.rence championship . an was a seoon ttam th! DOUG FRITZ BARRY WALLACE t am but he cloem'I think pick and WU.On batted .145 In advantage for us s year. S1ddle1Mck Or•nft c .. at .:•u ~ally be hurt by it. contercnce play but for so1ne
' . rece!•cr.Jn.lhultll'.oM•1ue.
Hoover 1um1 up the coming
seam in lhl.t wJy:
Most of the infield and oot· "We lost Pat CUrran (out· reason dld not earn potil
field positions are set. fielder) and Bud Bulling . seas_on honors. .
Scott Johannes. who batted 1973 c ld B B y (catcher), .but we have the W11s?n w~s drafted by •M1:-i· .. ·,m .......... w.11 tc"-"1• .269 last season and over .400 OU e ·anner nnr st of our starters back And nesota 5 h1ns last week. Thun..J1t .. ,,r.:r,:.:. ;,::...~
in the summer Melli> League, -~ ~though our ·tow' top plt~he" Freshman John Macaule~ ~-=':~ "-~' """' w .. n.
is back at lirst base. ~ · -• so"""mores we're very wlll probably be lhe Rustlers T~un., F.O. u -H•-~ tc\lf'M·
"On the field we're pretty
solid. Wt tiaVe more quickness
than we did last year. Our
pitching ls a ~uestlon mark,
but every year we're op-
timistic. We"v~ got a lot of
big, strong ki4s and they look
like pr<tty good compeUtors."
J . B Bob 'I ~~.. l"N ·' • starting ·-~n• '"· H~"""' IM1rce4. NIOfll in1 ass, a oen o.uu b ll T opUmisilc -about our freshman_ -. ..'!':"...'"~~man._ c Frt., 1'1t1. "._ H111Coc11 ,_,..,,.,..,
John Springman are Dgb...l(og -For OCC 'S"B-ase -a -~e-am ""nch .. say• Hoover prtpped at Bolsa Grande. '"'"""· ' •.•. ) • -·-·-· I h ... l . pot I A .......... ..1 uu • • Th R" ti -al lo ded Sil .. '•'-11 ~ tllrw:k ........ or t e '""" s a ~iu. 6f the aevtnoman Golden e us e •• are so a (C•flllJ•· , •.in.1 _ 11~ PfQlbl• 1
Bass played at Fullerton Wea~·pitchlne staff, just two in the out.field. P.!fwJ'~.~ ~·,~co;:i~ i11om1i.
College two years ago and was w ... n......... upalzn and f.,.. sophomores. 'Ibey Include Sophomores Phil ~nd Will Sit .. ., ftll. " -l,tf!G •,•Kii cc at Arizona State last season. It'a be:en 11 y~ars since ~cept fOr catcher, OCC wtll says -"'· er l"""'-'-•nd Criil Lundgren Macartney along with Gary 111tmti. -· He sat out tm wit."i an, .. ,........ Orange "-~·t Colle-last won have veterans at< ev~ poll· Fielder an very lood ~ r &",,..... era Simpson all are back and o.11 T11ti .. M••"' ' -~· .. ~0 ::;!"'" .. \,!.......... .....,... .... t1oD. spects .. a.a.vs the. ooc coach. and Bill Sbubln. ood hJ t ,., .. M•~ 10 -.... 1 ~~~, .. :.~&!) ~:!~Ptu:'! :Ui'!~ba!,~h•i:P~..;;; The thrff top playen flcuro Flalder llOt~ .m last Ex-Gardea Grove sta:i,Steve ·~u~ the ~.:;:ill probably be '";:.'.; Mon> ,, -" ••• LA'. '
last year and Springman was that that streak comes to an to be center fielder Jlm season, but hla glove wu even WiWam~ ~da. ~ ~~ freshman Gordon Blakt:ley, a '';'°11ur-.. Min11 1s -s,,. •• M""'t1•
at San Clemente. end. Pllmer, second basmnan Rlcl'I D;M>te lmpnulve. =~~:ho ~as drafted Westminster product who can 1~~J.M••ci'I 17 _ et u.cc•, 1 11.m. Another San Clemente pro-Barry Wallace . in his ·fourth Fielder and pitcher Din ''He's the bl;st double plt,y b ~"'··• tut w--1. do it all. The former Lions Tve-.. Mal'(h 10 -cyCf'Wl,
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~:,>· d ••• OCC Qu'•-'--• J' ev• .. -" l.Atr. Y V..wllKl ~. t eO · t ~·t Tllvn., Mtrcil :n -o duct -Craig Ao erson-111:1.G seasoo at the helm of ~ • .,....,.. man ve -~... ~.., 1be others Include 6-5 rlght· s ar earn JUS aUV\l every 111om11
the shortstop job locked up. baseball. has almost The entire Qui.sen= earned a first Wallace. ''He can really him h •--Klr" E"'-·n' (Marina 1 honor possible last season and rm.: Mtrch 21 -•1 L.A H,,. ••
. ed ! h d'I team ll •-berth and 't f t" anlR:J .. uuu ' I th Inf! Id • U 1 ,.m. • Anderson play res man '72 club back and he rea 1 Y .• .,...,._.,• 1 as · Pat E~noia {Westminster), can pay e e as equa y T~11r1 .. Mitch tt
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ball at Cal State (Fullerton ) admits that the Pirates couJd compiled a M l'f!COfd and a Rouoding out the infield 'Y'll 6-J lt2-pound left-bander Greg w~ll as the out!leld. (~J,Mi•ch
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last season. be a contender. ._2.~_,!!!_-a. ~s!_.~•.~.n--~~~~ so~more~-~a~ Fleming ' . · He was also drafted last T111t .• 11prn l -~cc• 1"°'!W'
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l; -Ar ~thlftl'. ffeS1fft'leii[lffrk--"'WehliYe-Wb3rJ 1fiffik .. hftlie. fh'fei ~Vtt' • . at l'irsf. Jenn ?ifcKltiJey-a:_ ----'--·-----w~Oakland.· --·--· ~·;~~,,.t.Jl(ll • .t_ ___ ,.,~ 'YP!'' _.,_
King (San Clemente ) and Jack best defensive •..team in the Ht ptlched in 24 of the third and Jim Watson at shor.. B k ball Pbl~ Macartney earned SE!C" t 11 .. .t.1rn 1 -•' •10 11~··
i\lorse (Tustin\ are battling conference, our ~am speed is Pirates' 31 games and in 10 . F18m' batted .3iO last as et ond team a 11 conferqe io!,':!'.~~'·'cF~;n r:.:: ;.:;,"~
for \he starting 1'ob. above average. we have good innings only walked 20 batters~ rngand ·~ the club in plaudits last season while c11t1i.v. s p.m. 1.1 Palm• Pirkl.
P Im ed nd t season ~ , .,_. . w1c1 .s'.11 .. Ai:irll 1 .. 11 -C1w; Ste"· Three ve terans will man the hitting and potentially . our a er earn seco eam ribbies with l4 while \Vatson Simpson nit a robust .390 1n
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outfield positions. Sophomores pitching is very good. honors last season, althou~ batted only .211, but reported-S11m_mar1·es SoCal play.. ' ' ~~:::.i· 2' -L.A Htrbor" Steve Carpenter. Stan Lak and "We should have our best Wallace ,felt he should easily ly has improved over the ____ If that lSl'l t enough the CllOl'MI•
Greg Kessler all are ~rated team since I've ~ here. If have made~ No .. 1 team. He winter. He's also an exceti~n}· Rustlers have ex·Westrnlnster :,~;r;..,:rir1~ ~--s:~,e·~·:
good hitters. we get an adequate job from led the Pirates tn average glov.e man JU•IOtl VAUITT star Bob NodlancJ, a 5e®nd lllor!MJ.
Lak w a s Saddleback's our catchers we can fight tor (.~). hits (40), runs scored . The othe~ two outfield spot s Mt"" Dtl t•o '"'' st. A11H1011r team all-Orange County selec· i:::~.M,:v 11~ ·~; :,:;;;;;.
leading hitttt last spring with the championship -even In (ZS), doubles (6) and. triples will be picked from Jettenne.n ;~;i:.,.utin : ooJ (~~-::!~; lion In '72. T\ltl., ~ 11 -s1e111111t1 ....-.111.
a .32a average wblle Carpenter our tough league. (8) and was sea>nd in rum Dave Bowen and Tim Gramm """'* 12) c 111 1..co.1• Catching doesn't appear to "'~;,~ u.w _
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1 hit .273 and also batted over "We're going to be right in batted in (18). aruLJranafer~Mark.-Olsoo. :ttlft.tU_..U·ll--G 2:}-i~'f,~be a problem~for_Golden..Wes • •not•UCIJl!tlttn_C1111orn1. Con·
.360 in the summer league. there, I'll promise you that. He's not ootra top-bjtter;-Gramm Also -pitched last 11~~1 °" _.':., •W•: "•,,:iKk eilher with Mike Dodd as the flfAT:.i:.""" 11191" at t:JD, ~ '""
Kessler. an a 11 ·Mission For 1he. first time I can say buttfionlde of the1 beJttCer :::~e season but will concentrate on •·H:;.~; ,.,._ o.i, 22.,,. No. 1 receiver. He was the 1rwl1e 1nc11c11td.
Conference pick, hit .263 for that," says Wallace. ou 1e ers n ' the outfield this year. 1-;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::-::;.;:;;:::;::;;:::;::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::::;
the season in '72. otson_played.. at Santa AJ;l8 0:;:.·n~ 14'> ~m c~ ';~!;
Catching does not figure to College two seasons ago. Lodl<\ll'llfl 1101 F toi Slll>liffl
0e a problem either for the Frosh Play K. ey Role Catching couJd be ,1 problem ~~:v;o4~',"o1 111 ~ ,,Tl(~~!~~ Gauchos. Fritz has freshman for the Pirates. Freshmen Jtr. J oll•v u1 G 121 e1ker Steve Wllliatns, who was Tom Jo"···n (Eslnnclal and FOl'"t•tn V•Hev Kori"' •ut1s: <>en·
llll:IV till 6, E~tollMOf' 2, VO!ot 2. Corontt drafted last week by the Sarr Dale Kubesk8 (Cot:ta Mesa) "' Mer -ler1 1. D. · P d nd phomore F UCI s •k ri ced 1111n1rnt: Foun111,. v111...,, 11·13. 1ego a res, a so 0 p~ ers are very incxpe en .
Bill Holdridge . r " The pitching departmel"t Miss!"' Vf ... tQJ 1441 T1,11lllt ·11· h ped at "th St O'Brllft (11) '" ltl G-.11rt1 \V1 1ams, w o prep shmilil be strong v.•1 eve ,.,wfto
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Tu stin. is the better hitter Bo Robers-·,, a p!tiertt under 4:15 this time according Hedrick, Mike Durtiin apd Jbn 11;0-..rt en C-f7JJ H0111"1J'W01"1" H Id "d · b bl a ~· h b d •ffYts ('1 G Ul Parktr y,·hile o r1 ge is pro a Y man and as coach of the to Roberson. Chick Ahem and Postel, all rig t· an ers. i;1ur1 121 G c•1 e•1ss•v
better• receiver. second-year UC Irvine track Wayne Leeds complete the backing up Quiseriben'Y. s-11111 ..-: Mt"lon '11•111 -c~''''
Fritz definitely feels that the and field team is more op-. trio along with Beal wbo will Hedrick, a hard·thrower. "~.~~:1!A1,11(WI v1e10 21 .u ..
Gauchos will be improved. lim istic than he was a year run both the mile and-three.-posted a S.3 mark last ~aso~1 . •st-'• t•> u.si M .. flOll•
"Our hitting game and ago. mil~. Durbin was used mamly in 911"'"'"' u 1 F 0•1 H•~1
hopefully our running game h · reli'ef. wm1-161 F "' w1ntce gth ~·t "We figure to ave a wm-Beal is ex~ted to hit ,_ ._.,cv ntJ c 161 Hur.r will be our stren s, uu our ning season," he Sl)W-u be ... ftmd U.lt IOC"·1be three-mile Postel, a freshman uvm ,,ic. noi. G 1u1 Mer•r
pitching is really unte~~· Bndut prepares the im Anteaters and 4:15 for tbe mJle this .Estancia, can also .lt~fted :bhe ~'-.: ~. ~L1~~(Wl~ri;;i:,~
if we mature men ta..,, a fo actliin eit ball hard. He was w-a Y J•rtnko 1'1T ~~ -tu1~rt1011 physicallij we could win quite• track squad r . l n season. Cleveland, but Wallace says -n,.?,· u,,_ 1111. Grev•• Ul. P•rlOll
i.-month. "?\ \ The oz--·-twins, Tom "' a few lJil games. good .... _.. his ann has been very aore. H.itnrl'l9 1COt•: M""°'11, »-21. "I'll tell )'OU this, they're a "We have some and John, from Costa Mesa
'"'--v freshmen on hand and with HI"'-, could bol1ter the 1m or-. cMSt ScMfltl Mlht411t tVJ 17'1 Mfl'h11 real hustling group. ''~"• il bl J "&&I Thi.In ·S.I F ..... 10 -Plretl lou•· Keriller Ill F Ill k.Oll ler really get with it in pcaCUCe." the lettenncn ava a e, distance eon tin I en t con· N,.,..,, • toCC 11ott1 tMlyons ee io:xi Tnlf cei F t•l H1rk~
think wt.'11 do all right in dual slderably if the 1.8 rule is em 1" "'" l'VlllWJ ~hep1r.t Ill c ..... 121 LArYI•
1m ~ •~ '~ meets against teams of out lifted in time as per vote of ·T-. ~It. 20 -PelPmar 111orne11. a 1H1,... 1111 o
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••.• .,111. 11 -11 Mt. Safi J acinto, ed to have a voung l'{lllter t cuiuu.a-e81un1Ul om n Frt., M.trcll t -Ml. Stn .f.flton c· ,,,..11e m: ....,.,., m .
· H' h' • J t the H1lfflmt: Mer1111 lf.10,. -· clPvbl•lleeote• includes 11 freshmen, eight Die'gu.ito 1g , comp e es· tr.omei. · 1 1 • 1 XI liiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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s.1., "•It. 'IA -~lr• c.11 t.,_.1, sophomores and six juniors dist&nee group. T..,H., M•l'C" 13 -Flflll•ton•. .'":.d.~~:.'9;;"'.:: victor v111,1 along v.ith one senior -fto M high jumpers are in 1~1·M•rc11 " _ ,, se1111 "~··· ALL VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS
c11cmti. distance star Greg Beal. the fold including Paul Crump S•t .. M••c.n u -11 cerrltfl •• '''°·
T1111r-., Mlrch , -'' co11eo1 of 1111 The Anteaters have im· (Tustin) and Mike Russell TUH .• M•rch io -s.n11 .f.N
Dllert. n---) both f h (hc>r'flt), • T1111 .. Merc11 ' -11 c111tt•r-. proved. especially in the field (Notre uau.M:" , res men. s11., M1rc1> '' -11 san OlNC"""' •
Tllllrl .. M1rcll t -cnrur 01omel. h B (' · · t I Jon Is bl f 50 rN>OO, CloublllMeoter. T\lff., M•rc" 13 _ ,, s1" 01t00•. events, wit o 1gurmg po1n s Eno es capa e o TtJeS., M•rell 11 -1t M•. sin .t.n-
T1>vr1 •• ~f'tll 1s -Grm1mofll" in many meets in the long feet in the triple jump and 24 tcmio•. •
fl!GmeJ. I d J • D Fri, M1rch 30 -Mt. S111 .f.flltlfllo · •Sat., M•l'Cll 17 _ 11 sou!llwflffrn• jump, tripe jump an ]IO e in the long jump as 1s ave c11omel. T-., Mtl'(f> 20 -•1ver1ld.. vault. Crouch. Sil .. Marci\ 1J -11 Fulltrto1 ... l::JO.
"'""''· h Tllff., Aprn a -Fvll•rto11•, (-1. ' • He also feels t e • tn'o of pole vaulters are , • '' • ••• .,.,. .. , ••• s.1., ~rtll 2• -Sin e1r11•rd,,. " Fr .. pr -... -
l'-'•l. I"'!\ quartermilc and distance all over 14 feet including t11om1). ,.-, Mtl'bl 27 -ti .-11om1r•. IJJ · h t dd d Stt., .f.prQ 1 -11 Mt. S•n Anttnlo' ...... races w give t e eam a e Charlie Eula of Notre Dame -Tllun., Mtrcll 2'-CPllff•V" lhcmtl. 1t.....
0 TtM .. April s -1t c11rui•. strength. and Murray Mead of Hawaii T1tur1 .• s.1.. .t.Pf11 ,,.u -••llOI
,.,,,, .f.prR 5 -. S1f1 Olago• (haint). c I T t" d ate of County tourflfY (OCC "'"" S1n11 An• " ar o os 1, a gra u " (freshmen) and Jeff Lehman, • · • • ••• '' ''''' --· Sit .. April 1 -1! Grvt•mont". ., I p.m. e ... • ·-N
Thurs .. 1111rn 11 -Or•not CM!f Corona del ~1ar who had a a junior. oemeJ,
Jv, 111omei. ,._., dou1t1t11e11df•. t"1me of 9.8 in the 100 for the Others m' 'ude d1'scus and Tues .. .f.prl1 ,, -c,","'°',· 1~1. Tun., Ap•il :U -SOUU>wullrn• Cl Fri .. Aprll 27 -I '" los •
!t>ono.e). _ Sea Kings a yea r ago, heads shotputter Bob Burns from s.1., Aprn n -St1>1e 11111• lhOl'fltl Tllura., llPrll '' -If Rlv1r1!de'. h II t f p 'nters Others in l:XI.
T1111 .. M•v 1 -11 sin •••P1rd111a>. I e S 0 s ri · · Santa Cruz (Frosh); Brian T~ .• M•v 1 -et S•n•e ..,,,, •.
Tl!11f'I., M1v 3 -P110M1r• c11orn1J. elude "'lark Rafter from Strough,. lntermediate hurdles Frt., M1y ' -S•n o ieoo Me .. • "-d«1C1!~1 Mll1t011 con11r1~ ••me. w t High Kent Sanders fl!Omel.
AH 0-""'1 t.eti .. ,, 2:)() i:i.m .. 11r111u es ern · from Golden West College; •-dtflotff South c;~• eon1erenc1 ot~rw11.1 lnd!,11.a. from Anaheim, JC transfer and James Jackson in the high '''"'· t
G K. kwood and letterman AA II'"'" bltli11 11 1:10, umes• o111 • ary ir hurdles. erwlst lndlc11td.
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Edison High's Chargers up-
ped their Orange Coimty soc-
cer league record to U
Wednesday with a 2·1 triumph
at Servile.
John Hatch is the lone 880
man on hand with capabiliUes
of running 1:5$.0 or better.
Nick Rose; a -1etterman, was
Jolt to. the Army for two
years. Coach Pat DiPaulo'1
Chargers got goals from John
Stirling and Mike Muto. Their
overall record is now 5-0-1.
'fttree, tophotnores are on
hand In the mile run. CUrt
C.ughey ba'd a best effort of
4:19.1 last lealOD and will be
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(Cootinued From Pare Bl)
Impact review procedure.
wllJch took weeks, produced
DO •llPlllltant change in tho
development. '\
commissioner. way, will hav. to judge ~ benefits In the future. He
"There'• plenty of bulk, but whether they .,. gettiJ>C any -t!>ot "maybe t! .wJU
most of It 11 talr#n up listing a rtal benefits," Rlcllardaon -k oot for the better once
bunch of w-that will be says. Ille procedure lw Ume to be
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A gain st Hypertension
tllled or ctvtng I detailed 'RED TAPE' ironed out." \\'1\S!llNGTON 1UPL) -"The screening and delec-
climate report. The meat of There are an estimated 23 11011 activities Y.'c-envision, and Procedcmr have s in c e
omoothed out conolderably,
but they are stUI uneven. Ali
dtles, for example, have de-
veloped a short Impact !Ormat
for devel°?\'lents that seem ~
aipllfi<ant. Most projects,
such .. •lnile.bouse ooastruc-
Uon or bulldinp where the
IWTOUndlng areu are well
developed, ... let oil with this
ahort8r statement.
the._ reports, lhe part that is Another Orange Coast de-The moet opUmi1Uc apprai.J. mill.Ion sufferers from high tbe necessary followup treat· really important. ts usually veloper , BUI Lusk ol the IAISk al came from Dick Reeves, a blood pressure in the United
pretty IJN.ll." he says. Company, comes out e.ven vi~Jdeot for the lrvtne Stales and half of them <ire n1en1, v.•ill involve whole com-
To Illustrate, Man: pointed more strongly against. lbe lm· -company, t~ Orange Coast's unaware they have the munities," Richardson said.
to a,n Jmpact stattment for the pact statement procedure. largest developer. disorder. Opening a National Con-
VaUey Vlew development In ''For us It means e:xPenatve 11The.re have been delays, Secretary E 11i 0 t L. fcrence oa High Blood
lrvine. whJcb will house 17,000 dWcys and a lot ol red tape," nnd they could cause housing Richardson of the Health, Pressure Educa tion here ,
people. It took seevral p&ge3 Lus~ says. "It gives people shortages down the line," he Educalion and We Ir are Richardson announced the
to detaU . wind patterns, another lever to stop or block says. "But we think the de-Department said last week establishment of a private
temperature, and gene.ral all devalopment." lays could be worthwhile as that an effort will be made to Citizens for the Treatment of
climate for the area sur-Lusk sa,ys ,be knows of no an investment. nme devoted increase awareness of the pro-High Blood Pressure to be
rounding the development. llgniflcant cbange1 broUght to better planning will hope-· blem of high blood pressure headed by a present member
Full«:aie Impact reports ano
required only on U-projects
that seem clearly signlflcan~
more 1"h!ch require a r.oning
change or violate open spece
or wtldlife areas.
"But tt fal.ls short of ftlating about by the new prOCeclure, fully result in better develop-"When I Wit your age, son, I used to know •very and reduce lhe annual toll of of his HE\V staff who is leav. an the data to a very concrete although be agrees there COU)d ment." rock.. t .... , and woodchuck hole around here." SO,<XXI deaths. ing government. problem like •mog. !l's thero.:t~===::.:::~==::..:..:_ ____________ .c.... _________________________________ _
But one city, Hunttnaton
Beach, lw required only flve
fuU-tcale rtpoN since Sep-
tember, while much smaller
Laguna Beach and San Clem-
ente have required 16 each.
Cost.a Mesa, al!O smaller than
Hunt.lngton Beach, has requlr·
ed more than 35.
But these figures alone
· don't tell the whole story. All
IS ct San ClemeQte's rtports
together make a stack about
two inches thick. HuntinRton
Beach has at least two rtporls
that are eadt Utlcker than two
lncbeo.
In addition, Huntington
Beach places newipapel' ad-
vi:[lilements of OOL~ JI·
Jow a short-fonn irilpact stat&-
ment before•actually let.tin( a
developer off without a fun.
acale report. Most other citie!I
do not do Utls.
How much impact stat&.
m<nin actually ac:eomplish
cnce they are submitted ts
another matter. O>nsider that: e In San Clemente, officials
llld that rl II impact state-
ments submitter], only-me re-
.Wied In s~ificant change In
a iro;ect. That was a case
where an earth berm WIS re-
quired around • three-story
apartment rornple:r to giw it
the apoearance from e !!;,.
tance that it was not 90 tall.
• In 1"'.ill1l8 Beach,-olfl·
eta!> aeid that the moot l nificant chanire cauoed by
but it doesn't tell you
anything.''
Part of the problem, Man
admits, is that exact data on
the effect, if any, of a large
housing tract on the smog pro-
blem Is not available.
But he al90 believes that the
real grist of Impact
statements -should be In the
analysis ol alternatives that
will mitigate adverse Impacts.
"One way to tell very fast If
an Impact report is any good
is to tum to the section where
they talk about altematives,"
he suggests.
LAUNDRY LISTS
"If there ls page art.er page
of plain physical de.crlptloo,
Including laundry lists of
every weed in the area, and
only three-li.nH on altematlves
that can so often have adverse
effects on the development,
then you know something is
wrong" Man: says.
For now, Marx is satisfied
with such reports becaU!e the
precise criteria and back...up
data ne<ded to do any better
are lacking. But he feels that
as the impact review process
becomes more sophisticated,
daveloperl will be lor<ed to
reveal to · the dty the exact
dollars-and-cenls cost on new
construcUoo. 1n terms of police
protection, new roads, and
utility requiremenls.
The pei spective of private
developers on i m p a c t
statements ls vastly different
from that of public officials.
They complain of costly delays
as well as hlgb costs for
developing the lmpoct reports.
Euct figurft: are not
'It falls short of relating
imPoct stat--on a aubdlvlllon flt the Top ct ~
World area. A developer .
nn1ec1 to divide bis lot rout
WOJ!, but• tbe city insllted i\
be dtridod only Into halves
ID JX-•• a natural f'OCk for-ell the date to • very
ma~on m the hillside:_ .. . ' co~ prO_bfem t ~e ~;!":;1 ·im'9-4lt '.• !~.;l>ut it ~rv~'.',~sn•{-~··· yoii *'!Y·
Md·~ tn1n9 •••
imPact -statelnent ~ ' fron1 the' . developer WU in
s:me cases insufficient and
in other CaBe11 Inaccurate. e /\ Newport Beach hillside
development where nearby
residents objected that pi.,,.
necl M><ltory homes woold in-
terfere wifh their view. Their
complaint W8S Vbiced Ill the
environmental review hearing,
and an agreement was worked
out whereby the developer
would not place two-ttory
bomeJ on crests of hillsides,
thus keeping interference with
view to a minimum.
While none of these changes
seems greatly Important, city
planning o~ficl.al! st an 'd.,
strongly behind the new im-
pact procedure.
''There may have been a lot
of wasted motion prepating
reports that wertn't necessary
or relevant," Fred Sonabal,
Costa Mesa city manager
says, "but it at least provides
a method for reviewing en-
vironmental impact in cases
where It is important.
"A develOl><l' cu't just rush
in, throw something ilp, collect
bis money and get out Re bas
to be conooned with the peo-
ple already around him and
the people who are going to
move in."
available on cosU, but 90me Of
them are high.
Southern Calllornla Edlaon
Co., for example, expects to
s-pend $300,000 on studi<s for
its impact statement on its
pr.,..oed Huntlniton llea<b
expansion.
CITY'S TURN 'I.
And when Edison flnlsbes
its studies, the dty of Hunting-
ton Beach will bin> a consul-
tant, I at a Cll6t ct between
110,000 and 125.000 to evalu-
ate Ille ~ ct Edi
son's ..,,.k. The bill fur that,
too, wlU be paid by Edison,
beca~ It i! the ctty•s policy
ID rodlarge developers for
any major costs ~ by
evaluating their impact re-
ports.
"It is redundant f« the city
to chect everything we've
done," contends Paul Rlcbard..
oon, aD?& fll&Mi"I'.for Edim .. ·
"It'a Ume consuming for us
at a time jVhen we;'re already
rushing lb 'head oil poftr
shortages, and the -.
eventually have to be peaaed
m to the consumer.''
Rlchanl"'*1 aays be -·t
upect the cl\Y's rmew ID~
duce any sfcPHbnl cb1bg<o
in the -1Uocttonme o1 the FACl'S AIRED propooed ..... plant.
Like uoost othe!' oflkials ' • '"i1ie pohlib, wtilcb po)'S fur
Sorsabal beUevea the value of the reports In the end any.
the impact statement ls that it
brings out into the open facts
that might not otherwise come
out.
'Once facts are brought
out," says Tom Severns, Hunt.
ington Beach's top en·
vlronmerUI quality official,
• Ex-empl.oye
Sues Plant ·
"the developer often maw EUREKA (AP)'-/\ fontl<I'
ihe changes himself. Padfic Gas & Electric Co.
'"That's ideal, became it mlCiw pow<r pillll emoloYt
gets the job done bef .... he's ..00 says be wu fired for
fonnulated a IOI of plans that complainh• to Illa Atomic
have to be cbanled." Energy ~ about n.e greatest potmtiAI le1' PG&E safety ~ bu f!I.
the procedure. however, ~ ed a $i05,000 damage sllt
bably lles in the futuro. Some aUegtnc alander.
of the biggelt ~e Coast. Robert F. ~ Jr., 12,
projects, includlnf the ISO'' cfaimed · In the 'llumllokit
mlliion propooed expansion of County Qiperio< Court suit
Southern California Edison's that the company reported
Huntington Beach f..Wties, him to Euttb police as 1
have not yet had their Impact radical "inclined to the we of
statemenls reviewed. violence" two days btfore he
But ·more ~portanUf, the wu Dred June 5, trro.
art o( determlning en-Rowen said be W a I
vironmenini Impact Is a yoong discharged from the Humboldt
one and has a long way to go. Bay Nuclear Power Plant
"Most of the l'tpOtU that because be lllbmilted com-
come be/ore me attn't much plaints which resuJted Oct. 21
good at all," AYI W..tey 1971 in t ... AEC dlltions an4
Man, a nalionally iDlolm four notes ol "mattm 4flooo-
writor oo environmental al· cem" from the rog>D;l«J
llln..ud.a mine piannlll( body. t 1
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NASD Quotatipns on Mutual Funds · '.l'lae Review
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-1971 197l
' f Mutual Funds Profitable
Founklin Valley Aggressive in Attracting Industry
By JOHN QI.IQ
Of .. ..., ......
Fountain VaIJt:y bal' ldded
as much lnduatrl8J iqulre
footage to Iii tu -Jn the post six mootlls u It did in the
previous six ,....., according
to city llatiltic>.
In oddWon. land already
bough! or planned I« cleftlop-
lllel)t should double the
llltQlll1\ again In the next U
moutbs. olflcials AY·
The -led growth In
are often the hardest ones to
find .tenants for, Grawfortl ~
pl11ns,.so Ille city tobk !be (ol·
iUative by sendJng out about;"a
dozen letters to , fiberglass
flrms ln Ora'nge . and Los
Angeles counties. . , ••we don't try to steal in-
dustry from other cities."
Crawford say1. "We just m-
form them that we havi the
facility .ready to go and 'sug.
gest that il they're thinking of
expanding, Fountain Valley
might be a place to cooslder."
development program Is still
ahead since land ~ the
freeway has already ' been
absorbed.
"With competition Iii<• the
Irvine Commercial Complex
also trying to 1ttracl Industry,
we 're not gojng to be able to
sit back," ·Crawford says.
"We'll have to continue to
take the initiative."
Dana Point
; Financial news stories regularly report whether mti·
, ual funds are taking in more money ~an they_· ~re ·
; paying out, that is, whether they ~ m a J>051t1on
· of net redemption or net sales at each monthly re-
[ port. But even when the funds as a whole are in a
net-redemption position, as the above chart sh,ows,
the newer funds manage to stand apart As stated,
the older the mutual fund, the more cup.ins it
faces, whil e the new mutual funds seem to hold the
line.
the dty's Industrial zone has
been attributed to an ag-
greulve sale! push by city
hall, • major storm drain im-
provement, and the continuing
advantage of the area•s im-
mediate· prozimlty to the San
Diego Freeway.
Within two days, t¥ city
had a response , and a joint
meeting was a r r .a.n g e d
between a representative of
the firm and city fire, building
safety and planning olficials.
Site of New
Publication
I Local Executives" in Great Demand ·
! \By V.S. Firms ' Throhghout Europe
CitY officials are plea!<d
with the growth because it will
bring substantial new sales
altd property tu .....,ues to
municipal coffers. But at the
..,,,. ume, Industrial develop-
ment noi-maJ.ty recP.ns: fewer
city•aervices m the form of
police, schooli, · and malll-
Within two weeks, the Charger Productions of
VALL·EY PLANNER
Rou Crawford
meeting was held, the finn Capistrano Beach has an-
knew exacUy what ·Fountain' nounced its newest entry In
Valley's requirements for this the equine publication field en-
type ol <industry were, and a titled Horse and Horsemen.
the year. 'niis will to:ta1 about decision was made. Crawford Dedicated primarily to the
2.3 ~million square feet of in-says it often takes· up .to six inle!'ests of pleasure lKirse
( BRUSSELS (UPI) -Tl)e In his favorite cale, given. to
tltereotype of a European ex-long IWlChes and coontry week· ~cutive is the head of a 300-ef\ds and a deep suspicion of
~ear-old family business. mak-such gadgets as computers.
Setzfand, an Am e ric a n
psychologist who specializes in
finding European executives
to manage the European
branches and affiliates of U.S. ling leisurely deals over cognac Not so, S;aYS Dr .. WaJdan D.
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l'irs~ in County
Tapestry ltnports from Red China are examined by Mary Hezelp or Newport
Beach 111d Lorrenz Zola, propr1eter of Unique Needlecrafts In Cost.a Mesa. Ac·
conll11f. to Zola, the pet!! p,oint tapemy or leaves and nowers "Made in the
People·• ~eubllc of China ' are the first to reach Orange County and were
made ~· by President Nixon's visit last year. The handmade samples are
llllOQI 42 nrltllea 1vail1ble and retail' for $15 and f18. "5everal customers
have ordered pattemt which will be used mainly for pillows and dlnln g room
·Chain," aid %0fa, '
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dualr!al building. ;:ii:.,hs lord a ~~/;. deci~lon. 'owners, tbe monthly magazine
''For a city that· wasn't ma e m r ci ies will hit the n at Io Q1a 1
firms. Jeri,r(~ce . ~lhaq ~u'1-sized 'd-' ~-w ~1 "because ,~ finn, bas to .111" newsstands early next month :~ ~-:':e,~veun done~~)~: back .and forth to the various with 8 ~ver date of Marth Cra)vfo~ says. "We?re com-de~en,t;i tryin_g to get in-um. . } •
peting against some highly ag-formation. 1 International ' Circulation
"By and large," Setzland · residential development.
said in an ' \Interview, "an . "We are especially happy
upwardly mobile European ex-that our new lnduatrles are all
ecutlve with a university ::bli:~~/, ~ b~
backgr<;md, who 1 p e • t • . Crawforil, lndllstt1al and com·
English and has had .some el-· mefcia1 d e v e 1 o pm en t
posllNl to an international coordtnatQr for the city.
company, is not much dif; · · New firms 1tt in eledronlc.!
lerent from his Amerl<:an m onulacturlng, educational ~ Often, they're ..rvlces, fiberllass 8 D d
ru:::tPar~.~.ly known in-C:w1o~Ol1:.~~ Cit~ ao1J~~~ ~:sr!trs ~f~1U~i~n~~
F-·-•·• VIII • ch will stop eveiytbJng and ar-120,000 copies s P re ad ~n ey' approa range a m~ting at which .the througbout the U.S., canada to attracting industry can be prospectlve developer can get and Mexico
Illustrated With the case of all h~ Information at once. Forming · the advertlJing
Wlllml Boat w..-u. 1 firm "We're told liy dev= tiase for' the Initial Is''"' that recontly was awarded a • permit IQ 'begin ftber:illB• thal they've ne'fer bad which went to pr~ wtlll '650
. .__ If ..... mortetlng. Just -same as ~, Al preom1, the cHy bu MO
0permoM In the JhdustriaJ. lite this anfwbere else," · column incbel of advertlstng,
part. ~wforil says. are 10 loor-color poge ads plus
Motlier ~ firm bod • • Crowford, who has been on seven black lllCI white paps.
moved • from the dty .....aI ;!le job cnly since the, city Cha-productlona . il>o
montlw qo·lefflng-llehlnd a ~ drdend an industrial produ<es Gun World, Bow lllCI
facilitj ~7 suited lo promotion <a!'paign last May, Arrow, Fishing Gulde •lllCI
graduated from the Unlven1ty acru of Jndumtally IOlled
of. Maryland." land adjacoot·to the San ·Dlego
This kind d. European ex· Fr<ewa'y. ,,_ 15 percent of
ecuUve ii ill!ft8llngJj' In de-this iJ oow clevtloped, and
mand by U.S. firml In~ another U perCerit.il expecled
Setzland said. M~ and ..-, to be 1boorbed by the end of
fi~ ~ says the !ooJ!lest part of the Fishing Annual,
U.S. branches abroad are staf.
led by ioca1 eiecuUves, with
SpedaUy' designed buildings
only a 1prlnklln1 ol. I
Americans. And . lhe I rd Walls ~:-~c:;. ... not n~sar'.ly . • . Wo s of treet
The American poycbolOgJJt ·
said.the -pneratloop!, •--· -.-companies to yws qo, when E'uroPMD • executives l l't e t~ ·ht~ ., ..,. wllfl street American nnn.' uct· t h e ~ 111"" M. """' _, eo.. w111 It tabulated all domestlc listed • · ,.,....,,.......,.. .,....,... ·~ com.._ .... .._ with sales of II
lreedcmlhey:oller. ,, . f -!l'l"I-·"""-" billion . ....--nli',-n com';._"_t_,!.!.ofteh •• ..,,,.......,,,.,, "" °""" '""· ~-0. ot more . .l.IKl11: were --~tlfkfd r old ,._ 1• c.t• MeM,nm. 'only 25 et the time. By 1911, ::X.F~ies and ~ " , ',Q.1n. -.... 11::'.C the list bod """" to 1oe and service:• lie'llllld. '"l'Jlero atjJt 'l". I ht la tl>e U • !~ .. beCJnnlnl..... 50 tolt r.t ~
ani some ~ oornplllia lllaWt • ·:---· ~ -· where ope man ojlmt 1111 the . A. In order: limited to the top r.G. mail Six of the top 10 companies He sald the execulive can-t. G<oenJ Moton C«p. ol IO yun '80 ren11ln Jn the
didales he inlervlel\'•.,.. men 2. Sliildlrd Oil N<w Jmey top 10 today. Tiley an:
who have survived previous S. Amerlcln TelepilOi!e and Jmey Sllndonl, General
<inter'Views b y «!111Jllnlet Tel.,,..pll Mo!«t. American Tel t Tel.1 which eend'the men to him f.; 4. ll'ord Motor Sein Roel>uot, Cbl')'lier illd
llnll tollln(. ~Sein, Roebuctt 0--1 Eleclric. Ford did oot
"Like Amflil"IJs, ind unlll<e I . Geaeral tlectrlc appear oo the early list
the Europe 1 •·O!~, 7. Mjlbll Oil CoQ>. ·be<auoe It wu not publicly u-men *"'' mind tol I. IBM owned II Ibo lime, t11< dld ' obOul u..-..., • be .. : • t. Olryaler 181(, wblcb wu JU1t 1 node·
"After all, , ... deoJing .nth II. -. IDO. lq. Otbn lbll did IOl ap-
ntERE ARE OVER
100 WAYS TO l'INAHcE YOUR
.. CAR ON COSTA MESA'S
Harbar Baulnard
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LOOI JOI THI IMUM AT
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CHEVROLET Lineal.Mercury
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SUJI wtio m lnltr.sled In Tho 8'>1!wnp be 11 n • Jiii' . ., Jiil 11'9 MOlll1 lllCI
feltlng 11111 '411,000 fob." publlabJni 1 Ill! of the largest Tuaco. . !--=-='-------------"-
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.Sales Run High
'For Park Place
Since the September opeolog
ol. Part P!ace·luxury homes in
Hunt!ltgtoo Beach, 111· pe!'«nl
ha.v~ been sold, reports G.
~s Crawford, director of
saJ's r o r award-winning
builder, Ponderosa Homes.
Ptjced from $37,990 lo fiL~. Part PJa..ca la ooe~.of the most luxurious new hOme
deve~ents ln !he Hunting-
ton Beach area .
11lt'1 also one of the most
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and Sil{ eanlng o v e n s ,
ceramic tile .countertopa,
custom,deslgned alb cabinets
lo walnut finish , and pass·thru
windows with e1.terior patio '
bars.
standard features alJO in-
also include cast iron tube and
sinks, lifetime copper water
syatems, concrete, walks and
driveways and cedar shake
roofs. Rear yards are com-
pletely fenced with redwood at
sides and block wall at rear.
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Apartment Funds ·
Freeze Thaw Urge"411.J·
WASHINGTON -The Na.
Ilona!' Apartmenl As!ociallon
has called upon the 93rd
Q:ingress, local and state
governme n t s and the
American public to exert
presSuri on the Nixon
AdmlnlstrAtion to rescind its a'.nnoonced freeze on funds for
community development.
Speaking for the board of
directors of the 30,000,.member
organization, L. B. Nelson of
Palo Alto, Call!., NAA presi-
dent, said such action not only
curtails production of new
housing, but affects aa well
building of new schools.
churches, community recrea-
tion facilities, civic buildings
and commercial 8.nd industrial
property, '
mitmeots for water and sewer
grants, open space grants and
public facility loans.
'1Wbethe11--)'0U" semantically
call it a moratoriwn, freeze or
a temporary holding. act*1
what It really ~ 15 no
growth ," said Nelson. "The
real losers with this' type of
action are Mr. and Mrs.
American taxpayer."
"OUR NATION already is
faced wtth sewer moratoriums
which have curtailed any type
of building in many areas of
the cotmtry," Nelson said.
"Additionally, energy short~
ages also are intenfilfying and
creating new kinds of building
moratoriums.''
•• subsidized rental program.
"While the s e c ret a r1'
described this action as 'tem-~
porar.y,' we do not look to a
anticipated 18-morith freer.e iJ\'
the same way,'' Nelson con-..
tinued. "To curtail federal '
funding for this length of r
can be disastrous because a \
time 1apse results from a
st.art-up period once new pro-·i
grams have been outUned. In 1 effect , we could be talking.•
about three yars."
THE ADMJNISTllA TION'S •
freeze actk>d on grants ~
k>ans to comrnoolliea rorJ
Deces&al'Y development
services required for any !?".J
of new building is to remain iD-'
effect ..until these activities ar
-succeuhd," Crfwford ex•
platned, "due in I a r g e
meuure to the fact that it is
6itua.ted_just two -miles from
011' or the finest beache.a In
the state, and directly ad·
jacent to the city's new 4{)..
au. Edl80n Community Park.
Almost. any type .of recrea-
tional pursuit is Immediately
11ccesalble to the residents of
Park Place." ·
Located at Atlanta and M~golia Streets in Hllnttngton '
Beach, Park Place ls euUy
accessible via the San Diego
Freeway at the Brookhunt
Avenue turnoff, then proceed
south to Allanta, and right to
J\tagnolla. The sales office and
furnished model complex are
open daily from 10 a.m. to I
p.m. KITCHEN-DINING AREA AND 'FAMILY ROOM AT PARK/PLA~I! ~$
The freeze wu formally an-
nounced last Monday in
Houston by Secretary George
Romney of the Department of
Housing and Ur·ban
~elopment and immediately l'.'Il:s off fun<Js for new com-
11'8 action, described by
Romney as a temporary
hold.In& action, also applies to
all interest subsidy programs
of persons of low and
moderate incomes, incudlng
the section 235 home ownenhp
program and the section 236
a part of the Special Revenue,_
Sharing program. "Even th&f
Administration. is admJtt.ini ~
looks to July 1, 1974 as ~
earliest date possible for ~
revenue sharing plan to be ii\
effect," said Nelson .
Cnwford also pointed out
that within the 30-acre
deyelopment there are sites
for both a nelghborood park.
~ an elementary school.
"Young chlkiren at Park Place
will be able to live, pliy and
go:Jo_scbQoUn the_..iely of
Shop Center Opens
' At Walnut V illag_e _
th~r own prtvate walled com· Walnut Village, the newest represent an excellent tenant munity ," he iiid. · u d neighborhood shopping center mix o ering area resi ent.s
Five spacious Part Place in Irvine, California's newest shopping convenience for day-
plans are available. Each is city, ii now open to serve to-day needs.
natned tor 8 silent screen star. seven re s l d e n t i a I com-"Architecturally, W a I n u t
The very private Garbo (plan munities. Village was plaMed to blend
.. 451) features four bedrooms The contempora"" village with the unique characteristi cs and two baths on one 'level, -J center, developed by the of the s u r r o u n d i n g
with a distinct separlj:tion of . Irvine Company is !ksilJil.ed neighborhoods," said Sloat.
m;aster IUI~ from llif! r;st of about a 25-foot',.cloct tower '"Ille' Cloc k tower in the
this . graClOUs horn!. · The 't led at the I ~ th T atrium of the ·outdoor mall Valentino (nlan 452 ls an Im-s1 ua ang e ur e u-,_.ciivet~story Pan that shaped-eenter. Joca~_at-the characteri~ the~ Com-_ •1·f-f hr corn.er of Culver Drive and pany's award winning village
o ers our bedrooms, t ee Walniit street just sou.th of the center concept while offering
baths, optional den and. a Santa Ana Freeway. residents an intimate rela·
three-ear garage.'-Waln~t Village, convenient tionshlp wi th the center."
1'be Barrymore (plan 453} to residents of Walnut VUlage Sloa.t said the residential
also provides four bedroorqs, College Part. Greentree th~ areas surrounding W a I n u t
three baths and a three-ear .., ' V'll f wf· · t
arage. In a d d 1 1 1 0 n , ·It Colony, Racquet Club, the 1 age. are no"". o s icien g Will-s and the Ranch will mnnJatiOn to economiCally features a cozy break.fast nook . ..... . • .-r-and 8 large family room with mclude 10 retail o u t 1 e t s , support a neighborhood shop-
fireplace. The Fairbanks (9 anchored b~ a S •, f e w a y ping center. He noted it is the market in ts fll'st deyelop-Irvine Company's policy to 454) is · a handsome four ' ~ devel op and expand bedroom modtl that conla' menti>Ji.ase_:_ , _: ,
a large finished activiUeS other stoteS liiCIOOif a ~-neighborhood commercial cen-room over the three-car all ?rug Sto~e, S.e cur 1 t y ten when warranted by p:>pu-Paofic National B a n k lation and community need. garage. The only th'ree-tJed. · nc1' Walnut Village was designed room plan is the Pickford Pasadena Federal Savmgs a
(plan 455), which includes an Loan, YES One-Hour for the Irvine Company by Cleaners Carrousel Beauty Orani;e C o u n t y architects oversized family center with '. Morris and Lohrback and is step-63.ver kitchen. Shop~ Irvme Draperies, Ranch being b!,lill by ·Klein Con·
Prominent among the In-~ty. 8 .pet shop and an -'-"'"A1 novative archl.tectura-I ~pp statio~ the firs~ JUto tractorf-l>f.~T!.
featurel of these large, im-~ce . facllitY. ln,~~ 1m-.$"-:_ 4~' ·
pressive homes are cathedral media~ area. , , Finn Acquir~.
ceilngs, raised entries and 'The I~acre neighborhood
stei>up and s1ep.down uv1ng center will have 40,000 square Mesa Project and dlnhlg rooms. Some plans feet in its initial development,
feature open balconies that ~din!! ·temporacy quarters
view the living areu be\ow. for a SeCartty Pacific Bank
Master suites include dre11lng and Pasadena Federal Saviogs
rooms aod mirrored wardrobe ailcl 'Loan, Tho aecond pbUe,
doors in most models. Each planned for next aummer, ~
plan comes complete with 00\rlplete the "L" and will ~
quality shag carpeUng on 1D01ber 15,!IOO square feet iJi.
stalrs and In living room, cliJ>. eluding pennapent quarlen
Ing rooms halls and all for Ille two llnanclal flrml,
b e d r o o ~ s , and with ''Tbe lrVine_ Company coo-
Am\!troog Custom floor We in aidered file needs ci the com•
enley, kitchen, family room mun!!! ,,m t>lanninl Walnut
and service porch. Village, sald Tlm Sloat,
KJ!chena feature cleluxe Bot· Irvine C<>lppany manager of
point bulll·iil electric ranges village •bopping centers, "The
(with Comlng·type r&nge tops) Bpecll)dll ci shop< and stores
Ronson Investments·,· ·Inc;-
haa acquired the 52-0nlt Las
Casltaa Apartment project In
Coata Mela. The projec~ """
listing of 116 triplexes and two
duplexes, was received in ex-chanie, fer the Villa J>ark
Sllopplng Cen~ and the Sier.
ra Villa Mobile Home Park In
Vlala,
Ron C. Wal~.~t of
Rooaoo, stated tllil , the firm
lnlA!llds to sell t!Mi,Lij C8sltas
buildings indivldua!lY, with the
triple.es priced at ,148,960 and
the duplexes at $M,500.
p(ENTY OF ELBOW ~ooM !N LUXURIOUS !l:IG CANYON BATHROOMS
Big Canyon :Hidf Sold ,Out
· Tho , demand for Iu.ury
homes In Newport Beadi oo ..
-to oulpoce the supply,
acoonUoa to ' Liny 'Deatie. ~ ci Deane lleveloi>' -eompony,
A& ID -le. Deane died
bil Onn'1 project at Iii( 'C.
ll)'Otl Country Club, where
more than ,11 mll1lon In bpu>-
q b11 been aold at pricel ranctni !rom "18,000 to
r..,.q !rom !14,000 to
•1c,11111.
willing to spend.~ble lfll><lcre •lie ~t north' of the
sum for .a new • will-Ne,rport Center Fmancial Ing to ..att Bis • or J?!Aza, , -
more_ bef<re llley move Since Ila openlllg tut year ,
m! , • ~ the Deane pn>ject al Big CB· ''I.usury boulhc been ,cyon has beCome 'the most
the tnost ·llegiectod of booored communlly In the
the !>uildini:marbl many West. Twn o fllle models, the yearl, · 8"y!n this Bordeaux' and the Vena1lles,
type of ~ hid tUe to ·woo Grand Awards for ex·
choooe from or .boll 'to have cellence of design in 111'12 Gold
one designed and cu--built Nugget Awards compellUon,
for them " he added, ~ by lbe National
"Evat' now, the merchant· Assodation of Homebuilder•
built Iuxufy homes appearing and the Pllclllc Coast Builder>
on the market, the demand IS Conleren<e.
1WI running' ahead of the sup-In the same competition, •
ply," Deane noted. third model -the DeauvW. -
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feature three bedrooms, family room and two
car garages. The dramatically styled
extert or1·make,generoua use of masonry
and heavy,heains and you,n,ay choose shake
, or mission tile roofs.
These common wall homes have spacious
patio courtyards and gracious private entrys.
La Cuesta Villas Is located In a prime
seacoast area of Huntington Beach and
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New · La Cuesta Mesa Apartrnents Have Enviro1i1nent
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1U-unit Costa l\1esa apartment
complex that truly reflects its
name with o\'er 500 trtts and
10 meandering streams, bas
completed Its serond and final
phase, which is now available
for rental. it was announced
this week by John Cashion. of
Lyms & Cashion. a~·ani·win·
ning Newport Beach-based
development firm.
REAL ESTATE
According lo C.ashion, the
project never really had a
chance to have a grand open·
lng. •• A3 •-e began moving in
the trees -!Ortle of "·ttlch are
40 feet high -and the huge
granite boulders that frame '---------' the streams, people drtvlng
past on nearby Newpor t
Boulevard and Fairview Road built Merrimac Woods, a 123-
('0U!dn 't help noticing the un it Costa ·Mesa complex,
'mountain atmosphere' and which also had extensive
began dropping by to inquire 1"""'""""ing, with waterfall!: about renting. ~
''The result was that we had and streams nmning under
residents moved in before we ·footbridges. 1bls pro j e c t
even had hot water. Since received a natlooal award for
August -when some of our e1cellence from Profesdooal
first apartments fFre con1-Builder 1.faguine as ooe of
plete enough to be pied -"Galifomia's most slgnl.fteanl
we ha\'c rent 1 7 0 . developments for new ideas In
1'1ean\\•hile, \\'C ~·ere v.·orking housing."
feveri shly to complete the Improving upon their initial
models and the landscaping of apartment success. Lyons and
the first phase. and to finish Cashion reduced the density at
the rema ining 72 apartments. Pinecreek by one.third, pro.
This second phase ts now rom----'riding I~ open-areu-wbich
plete and ready for rental." further enhance their cxioceP!
of a totally pleasing er}.
l'ironmenl T\\'O BLOCKS north of the
intersection of Fairview Road
and Newport B o u I e v a r d , 11IEIR FEELING for this
Pinecreek is located on a site out.of-the-Ordinary approach
v.·here an old drafting equip-to living developed during
ment and helicopter parts eight years of building custom
plant stood surrounded by nine homes in Newport Beach with
acres of weeds. prices up to $110,000 .• Phil
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. : opted for the environmental after they each received
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Century West Home
Offers Custom Style
Buying a Century West home
over the holidays means
starting the new year right,
according to sales manager
Art Woods.
dry areas; spacious master
suites and private dressing
areas and baths ; wall-to-wall
carpeting on stairs 8lld in
living rooms, dining rooms,
Century West, one of four halls and master bedrooms;
Southern Califonilii. com-and vinyl tile bl entries,
munities by quality builder, kitchens, family rooms and
PBS Corporation, o f f e r s baths.
spacious one-and lw~story S p a c lo u s contemporary
and split-level homes priced kitchens offer built..izl electric
Crom $33,m to $44,495. appliances, including range',
"Century West ls a com-.r:A~~..__ and "-·• . de . oven, \lQ.l.1w-r UIO>J""<'<L'· muruty signed for those who Kitchen cabinets are finished
know quality when they see hardwood, and there's abun-
it," Woods explained. "Buyers dant closet and storage space
here usua1ly have owned a throughout.
home before. They know what
they're looking for, and they All Century West homes
can 't be fooled." come compl ete with un·
Choices among f 0 u r derground utilities, roocrete
distinctive floor plans and driveways, two-<:ar garages
twelve exterior elevations are and fully fenced yards. Side
offered at Century West. yards up to 15 feet wide, are
Plans range Jn sire up to 2,570 ideal for boat and camper
square feet, and offer up to storage.
-four bedrooms. "C.Onvenient location ls of
Custom styling at Century major importance to buyers of
West provides )llJCh archit.eo. Century West homes," Woods
tural features h{ vaulted ceil-pbint.ed oul "We're Just two
ings;fireplaces, interior Jaun-~locks from shop p Ing
l'lieilities, excellent schools
and many recreational Talk Scheduled amenities, and we're ae·
On Tax Laws
Clement Moran, a certiried
public accountant and past
president of the ToastmaS!ers
Club of Long Beach will be the
guest speaker for the moothly
general meeting of the Apart·
ment Association of Oran~e
County Monday evening, at
the Garden Grove Woman's
Civic Club, 9:!01 Chapman
Ave., Garden Grove.
His topic will be 11New and
Projected Tu Laws."
cessible to and from three ma·
jor freeways."
This private, walled conr
munity is loca ted at the comer
of Warner and Huard
Avenues in Wes!mlnster, and
may be reached by taking the
Garden Grove or San Diego
freeways to the Brookhurst
Avenue tu~rf, fbllowlng the
signs to Hazard Avenue, and
proceeding eastward to Cen·
tury West.
During the holidays, the
sn lcs office and furnished
model complex are open daily
from JO a.m. to 8 p.m.
of C.llfnrni• at Los ~eles
and Unlvmlty o! SOutbern
C.llfomla, ttSpectively.
At P1necreet each of the
throe one-bedroom plans W a
separate dining ares, dressing
•rte, and patio; and most ~have nit-in elos<ls. The
~m plans offer
.. unusual flell"blllty: I eboJce of
onHDN-llall m' two baths, I
diolee ol one or two patio< and
secolld bedroonu desiped and
located 10 tbty can seIVe as a
den.
EvefJ' P1neereek aporlment
bu air eooditlooJns, cbJblo-
wall !OUjld insulaUon, ~ee
trle eooklng and heaUng, and
oovered parting. All two-
bedroom models Ibo bave
disllwasbers.
RECREAnON faeilJUes at
Plneereeit Include two swim-
ming pools; a Jaami pool;
saunas with dressing rooms
and ahowers; • eWbhluse with
lounge, fireplace, b 111 t 1 rd
room and wet bar; and six
barbecue areas. Laundry
roow and a car wash area
are Ibo provided. HISTORICAL FIGU RES GRACE WALLS OF SUNDANCE CLUBHOUSE
S~4-l!llc~_ ~p?rtm~n~
Introduce New Phase
Opening this month will be Sandy, have their following.
-1111 aportmelll> at the So, too, does Big Al ea~. &mdance development in ~Fountain Valley, bringing the Bish palnted supergraphics of
total number ol unila to 316. these and other historic
Phue II completes the fl.I figures on the diagonal cedar
mllL'on !'<'>iect. and pre<en-paneled walls of the dramallc
ta1s have already begun. Sundance clubOOwe. For con·
"We've had phenomenal inuity, model aportmenla are
success with Sundance," known ,as Annie's Place, Will's
stated Dan Bish, markeUng Place, Oiarlie's Place and B'•
direclor' for builder Ponderosa Al's Place. ~
Homes. "The development "But, though the roaring
was 100 percent occupled 20's are fun. they are not
within 90 da)'! of opening," be enough to sustain a lifestyle
· Aid, "and the waiUng list for for the sophisticated adult of
new apartments continue:f to 1972," Bish pointed out.
grow." "Ponderosa also reached into
Sundance is an adults-Only the future to achieve its el«·
commwlity of ont? and twt> tic blend for Sundance."
bedroom apartments (some Recreation ameniti'-5 fn..
with two baths) whldi rent elude two swimming pools -
furnisbed or unfumhbed from one adjaoent to the clubhouse
$155 to ~ monthly. AD are and another, larger pool
appointed with quality thlg located~ the recrutlon
carpeting, draperies, .-area, the Jlclml and
dltloning and buiJl,jn Botpolnt cabana. y are several
electric appllances. Upot8lnl barbecue areas.
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On• night, 3 hour seminar
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No obli~tlon or charge.
This 11 on excallent oPflO'IVnily
offered lo ti.. public by -
Kasabian Real Estate
For res"erYatioM caR
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Project Opens
Don Ayres Jr. opens his bave vinyl aspbalt W. lloorl-
-r.aldenUal community, Front yarda are Iandaelped.
La ~ VUlaa, this weekend Rools are Spanl!lt Wa or wood
• -In lfWltbigton Beach. '!'here shake.
wllI be only l:le patio homes abate •
wtth a now concept o! total ~ 1::~ 1::"are lfN(le
land uae In lhla beach com-· family tt<lde;cee. Big doll6Ie
D)unity. garages have room for two
La 01esta VWu is located ears and 1pace for waibert
at the nortbw.,t corner of and dryers.
Flortda st.eet and Adams Exteriors fealuro otrltlni
Avenue. roofllnes and ei:terior •P-
Total land use and privacy plleatkw o! wood and
are provided in the new masonry to create a
-. They have three phislleated n<igbborllood at-
--...., and two baths, liv· moephere.
Ing rooms, kltd>ens with lots A fumlabed and deoorlted
a_!, built-ins, ~es •. ovell§_, model home and lll•Jn.
liooda with Jlg!ils and fans, fonnallon office are opm da~
dlahwubers and prbage Iy. They may be visited by
cllapo<ers. driving South OD Beach
Prices are from 128,990 and Boulevard to Adams and turn-
lnelude nylon carpeting In Ing right. From Paelfle CO.st
master bedrooms; llving Highway the community is
rooms and halls. 'Ibo other North no Beach to Adams and
bedrooms, kitchens and baths west.
i[i· ltJ OCEAN·
CLOSE .
llo-.an.adll aTalla.11141 at
'Pacific
Townhouses u·
BUT llUllRTI 11aa1.mt
pow aearta1eomplettoa
alreadf oae-llal• 10l4l-tt
Just one mile to ·the beachl Gorgeout ~ ~
hOl'nea-The last e\ler In the coastal community ot VIiia P1clflc. Good choice remains ... b\11: N&ht
2 ANO 3 BEDROOMS • 3 POOLS • SPA • TENN.S
COURTS • COMMUNITY CENTER • CAREFREE
GROUNDS • PRIVATE P/!TIOS . --=•32,soo
FROM 5% DOWN
~~-t--Cf\d---1 .._ -" ..... (i SM DflOO ~ay kl fl•
9rooklwnl off...nlicr.. foll-Brookllllrtt _..Ii:.,,,. .,...., to .._,U1"'11, Go Oii ~UIOll to h CMtlf.
From fl• P1telflo CO.I
Hlgrrw.y. go 1'lof1ll 1 "'!le Oii lkooldM!nt IO .._ ... Tin Wttofle...__.,,
aportm.,.. feature priTate &mdance is located at lozeG
sundecks, wblle groandOoor Warner Avenue, one block
unila provide private patioo. east of Brooihurst, in Foun-1"'------------------'1
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wood paneling, oolorful accent
walls and eablnela, and
ehecke<board tlle Doors offer
a variety of cheerful decorator
colors from which to choose.
While the apartments are
opodolls !nJm '150 to 869
squaro feet each) and at-
tradlve, they are ooly part ol
the. attraction at Sundaooe.
A=rdlng to Bllh, the eeleellc
. peraonsllty ol lhls unique pro-
ject bu betD the key to ·~
traeUng '°""' adulla.
0 We comblned today's ~
vironmental Influence with a
grapbles theme nut of the ZO'a,
and titvlted pr ospective
tenants to 'get togethe!' with
some old friends at Sun-
dance'," he explained. "We
created a personallty for Sun-
dance that really bu
charisma."
One cannot deny the appeal
of Will Rogers, America's
favorite humorist. Nor of
Charlie Chaplin, beloved
tramp-hero or the silent
screen. Even LltUe Orphan
AMie and her faithful dog,
·Desert Spa
Opens New
Villa Tract
PALM SPRINGS
lndividua1 privacy of separate,
single-family villas combined
with freedom from exterior
maintenance and U9e of ex.
(ensive recreation tacllilies on
ti,. grotmda will be oflered
vj .. itors at the current grand
openlng of Amfac canyon
Sanda "\llllaa, new $19,IOO,OOO
community located next to the
Gene Autry Hotel at l3llO East
Palm Canym Drive, In this
resort cl\y.
Instead ol putting tbe9e
detached bnmes on aeparate
Iota, dealgner Dtet Finnegan
plaeea them In 1f11UP1 of six
that then! are no sllared walls
In living areas. No one bean
his neighbor. So unique Is the
concept that a patent ls pen-
ding on it.
The distance between
nelghbqrlng living areas at
Amfac Canyon Sands Vlllaa Is
10 feel to 15 feet, compared
with the st.ndard 10 feet of
conventional single • family
dwellings, Carrying oot the
privacy the.me, walled paUoe
are laid out ao that no
outsl<k1rs can seo lnto them.
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Real Estate
Questions/Comment
Newport Crest ConH~miniums Opening :
By Realtor Randall Mc:Cardle
New Office Complex
:, ·Now Half Occupied
' ~I "Paclftc 'Plua Is now SO
1 percent occupied," report.I I' William C. Hazewinkel, ~
tor of property management
for award-wl.nnlng buitder,
Ponderosa Homes.
'Ibe 15,lm-square-foot Jow-
rbe office building opened in
Newport Center last August.
Located at 1303 Avocado
street, Newport Btach, It Is
-the home of the following
00.lness operatlonl:
Syndicated Equltles Com-
pany ; Man:o Anlch lll!luranc<;
Hopklna & Pei.non, Real
Estate Developers; UDJdel
Corporation; TelephOne
Answering Bureau (TAB) of
Orange County; Health Care
COnsultants; Howard Mollrlng,
Jnveetments ; Estate Realty
Company; Housing Securities
Company; George V. Ken~ M.
D. and Algerd J. Krukas, M.
D.
The $70(l,OOO two-story
g&l"df!Ktyle structure was
dealgned by R. M. Thomas
and Al8octateo of Newport
8-11. The building facade is
t a bandlonie mlxture of
redwood aiding, stucco and
I smol<ed ghiaa.
1 "Its name is derived in part
from the fact that many of !Is
aecond-Ooor executive suites
&ftetltlee
oiler a breathtaking view of
the Pacific Ocean,•t
llaJewinltei pointed out.
Pacific Plaza Is deoignecl
around a centnl courlyan!
which prominenUy displays a
refledion pond ...U stocked
with water lUllel and
specimen carp. The courtyard
floor is composed ol
sandblasted concrete blocU,
aeparated by r e d " o o d dividers. Landtcape design by
Erikssoo, Pelten & -ol PasadetMI; employs varied me
oflreeo~llhrubl.
PracUcally ilext door lo
Pacifk Plaza is Newpott
Beach Athletic Club, wbicb
bas the dlslinciion ol being the
only priv1te meo'a athleUc
club In Newport Beach.
A i.. shot away is Big ea.
nyoo Country Club, a luxury
golf club located opposite
'Newport t'.:ener'a financial
plaza. The Edwards Newport
Cinema is rarby, and ..,...
the street Ii Fublon Island,
one of America's moet
reknowned rtgional sbopplng
centen.
In addition lo Iii prime
location, Padfk: Plau _..
ample partiD& facilltioo, 'llld
convenient courtJan! -lo all ofllceo. AccordlDc lo
-~ leulng rot.a vary, but averige • ceota a
lqUll'e foot. "All offlcel are
customised lo meet tenant
specifications," he aid.
Leasing is bandied by
Property Dlrtctlons, locat.d
jual two doors away In Sutte
150 of Newport 'ProJ"'1onal
Building. Further information lllJli' be obtained by calling
lla&ewinketlll40«l3G.
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PAR FOR A PRESIDENT
Over 100 presidents and vice presidents own homes In Big Canyon.
And now, Richard B. Smith offers you your last opportunity to own a luxury
single family home on a custom size lot In Big Canyon. Be one of the 61
exclualve families-to own one of the laet golf coul'lle oriented luxury homes
In Newport Beach •
Live surrounded by the lavlah, pr1vate Big Canyon Golf Course, with guard
gate 91lCUrity, Just a tee ehot-4W!IY from Newport Flnanclal center and four
minutes from your boat In Newport harbor.
See for yourself why Big Canyon has already become the hallmark of ~""" :sJ:1~blea.,:: prestigious Jiving In Newport Beach. Juat ask one of our presidents.
=~: = ~ ·~1~ from $9~500 to '.130,000
=c = iir..= '!':"'i BR!Q~ A nMOOR HOMES 6TorreyP1nes Lene ·,Newport Beach, Clllfomla p.m., !ClJ....J. (714) 64o-1711 B..,._ lken9od l81eomen L..
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been named direelor of
oa!M and finance for
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t·h.u1tlntto11 l•ach. 4 MdrooMt, 2 b.ltk, "l11i119 ro111, l:li11ltl111,
dl1hw1sher. firepl1c• T11 f1111ity r.Oll'I. INl'lll c1lli919. R11r l 1W1
y1t4. $J4.500. t6.2·1U5io-
S.11 a.1ch. J hedroeN, ) lt1the. dil1l119 roOM, .lwllt-!111, tl1tl.-
w1ther, ""'pl1c1 h1 f1Mlly room. SeclUded ,.,, liwlnt room.
l111'"1c11l1+. tfi.l..,11 °" l•rt• lot, $41,HO, (001901 146.IJIJ.
Ml1d•11 Vl•lo. lo•oly f1mnv home. 2,000 tq. ft., ~h1ko roof.
l11ilt-i111, 4i1hw1ther, 2 p1tlo1,. flr1pl1c1 in livllMJ roopi & fett1Uy ''!"'· low m1!11t.111t1c:1 l•ricf111pll'l9. $19,tOO. (002591 '
llD-6060 or 110·60JO.
Costa Costa .
• Mesa Mesa
4 Bdrms + Pool 3 Bdrm + Pool
$49,950. 2 baths. dining Wow! 2 fireplares. 2
room, large patio, Fire-baths. Built . by Kenny
place in family room. Koll . Family rm., dining
Rear living room. Dish· room. Patio. Built-ins.
.. washer & built-ins. Cus-$37,950. (OO!JS) 962-8865
tom borne.
<252421 540-1120 Back Bay Home!
$32,500--3 Bdrm. 175;500: Heated & filler-
Assume present Joan at ed pool, patio. F1agstone
514 % . Pad-like yards, 3 decking. 3 bedrooms, 2
bedroom 2 bath "'· baths, 2 guest houses. s, s. """ D' . Roo built . . d. b ash + 1Il1Dg m, ·lDS, ~ room, " w er dishwasher, 2 fireplares. built-ins. Family room. BBQ, dog kennel
Truly sharp home. (00209) 540-1720 (10071) 50-1720
Custom Home! "Condo" Beauty!
$65,000 for this beautiful $22,950. 2 bedroom,
4 bedroom, 3 bath home. Patio, pooL Buil\.ins, dish·
Dining room, patio, dish-washer. Dining Room.
washer, buil\.ins. Fire-Carpeting. Real sharp.
plare. Triple garage. In· (100226) 962-8865
tercom. Room for boat. fi~!;'~ course.540-1120 Family Luxury!
$54,000. Big SUr model, 4
4 Bdrm-"Condo" bedrooms. 3 balhl\-~ sq. ft. Covered patio, din-
$32,800, 3 baths, pool, ing room, family room
patio. Dining Room, built-· with s1one fireplare. Dish-
ins, dishwasher. Rear liv· washer & built·ins. Built
ing room. bys & s. .
(111011) 54().1720 (00290) 1162-5566
Pool + 4 'iilnns! ~rt
$37,500. Patio, d'ecking. Beach Built • ins, dishwasher,
Family Room with fire-
place. l.Dvely home. Cathedral Cei1inf
(0002S) 540-l 720 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Mas-
Open House! sive fireplace. Patio, din-ing room. Built-ins &
Saturday & Sunday 1-5 dishwasher. On quiet cul
p.m. 2100 sq. fl 3 baths, de sac. Beautiful land-
Family room, d i n i n g scaping. $36,900 (004-07)
room. l'h story h o m e . 54().1720.
Move-in c ondition .
$47,950. (00103) 540-!'lllO
Spanish Decor!
$23,900. Attractive home
with 2 baths, rear living
room. Dining room, built-
ins, dishwasher. Lush
greenery. Ready for OC·
cupancy. ( l l O 9 O 5 )
540-1720
3 Baths!-$42, 700
Baths for everyone! 3
bedrooms, dining room,
dishwasher & built-ins.
Family room. Univorsity
.Park model. Spanish tile
in kitchen. Shag carpel·
ing.
(0031) '540-1720
Newport
leach' -. Very Sharp
$32,500. 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Bri~ patio, stone
fireplat1' in family room,
Dining room. · Secluded
living room. Dishwasher,
built-ins.
(110890) 54().1720
-special H•
Extra sharp home. 4 bed·
rooms, 3 baths. Patio,
breakfast bar. Dishwash-
er, built-ins. Fireplace.
$45,000 (111095) 54().1720.
Reduced $1050!
Now $45,900. 4 large bed-
rooms, 2 baths. Formal
dining room. Family
room, fireplace. · Patio,
pool Dishwasher, built·
lDS. Gorgeous view.
(100601) 540-1720
Hunlh1glon
leach '
2 Units!
Close to shopping &
scliools. Montllly inC<lllle
$280. ~.ooo. (0495)
846-1383
llealtifll Pitio!
Deen-Garden-home. 3
bedrms., 2 ba1hs. Fire-
plaC1' in flmily· rm. Din-
ing nb., built-ins, dish·
washer-Beautiful yard.
$33,500. (Oot65) 1162-5566.
3 Batlis + Pool!
SpoUess. 3 bednns., ja-
cuzzi. Huge kitchen .
Bu II t ·ins, dishwasher,
Firei>lat;e ln family rm.
Sha~ cupetlng. $64.000
(00455) 962-81165
• rrst~l11e Blym's!
Beauty •~.I._. l.Dvely 2 bedroom home
-11111 with dining 'Tiii:, -flie.
'$53,750. 4 !argot bed-place. Laundry~ work·
rooms, 3 !Ull-shedlbaths. shop. Large wu with
Family room, ~ce.· ,fruit tr e e s • '$24;9501
Built • Ins, dishWasber. (00430) 842-6691
Patio, 2200 sq. 'ft. Attr.C.
live yard. · --'+ .
(100654) ·540-1~
4 llhs-$30,900!'
2 baths, patio, dillijlg
room. Built-ins, carpeting,
custom drapes. Indirect
lighting. Custom ceramic
tile.
(110926) 54().1720
Hunlh1gton ••ach
$19,500-4 Mm!
l.Dw price. Dining· room,
close to sclioo!J &.shop-
ping. No down G.I.
Terins avallable .. 846-1383
Newlyweds!
3 bedroom home cloee to
schools & shopping. Din·
· N'icely located., dose to
-" .h ...... ing. 2 blitbs. Patio. ~g nn.
Heir liv!ng,,toonu (00454)
842-2561
Elnloom!
I.Dis of room. 2 baths.
Dining.rm, built-ins. Fire-
place in. family rm. Se-
cluded •living rm. Panel·
l!tg. Near schools. $31,950
1162'5566
hat+ 5 Bdrm
-~ family home.
ilooil&,"patiO,.•'°':"" family
nn with fire~ Dining
tm..,1built,.lns, diShwasher.
Iiiunediate · possession.
$4.Jl ,QO .O.,'( 1,10694)
. 962-1373
H•tlftC)lon
leach
Extra IDcolM!
Well-maintained triplex.
!-two •bediin. unlla, l· thn<. . bedrmJ unit. Pri-
vate Jl!ltios.< ~.ooo. For
detaila"call ~91
... $.13,lil 4 B*1ns.
Extra Sharp home. 2
baths. Patio. Room for
boat or tJ:ai)er. Dining
rm., built-ins. F '8 n c e d
yard. (00480) 846-0604
Fountain
Valley
. Extra Sllarp!
l.Dvely 4 bdrm. 3 bath
home. Huge tit ch en.
Large bedrooms. Dining
. rm., buil\.lns, dish-
Fireplace in family rm.
Room for tralle!'. $47,900
(00482) 962-8845 -
ROOlllY-5 lb
Beautiful family home. 2 '
baths, Dining rm. Built-
. ins. Family rm. Enlarged
entry way. Large rear ,.ro wtth 2 JMltloa.
$37,950. (00425),842-2561·
Pool + 4 Bdnns.
Family . home with 2
baths, patio. Dining nn.,
built-ins, fireplace & tear
secluded living rm. Shag
carpeting. Sharp! $33,000
(100161) 962-1373
Mission
Vieio
Wtillhe Km
F!Hlble terms. 4 bed·
rms., 2 baths. Shake roof,
patio, dining rm. Pool &
patio. Built-ins & dish·
washer. Fireplace.
$49,500 (110801 )
83-0-6060
Mission
Viejo
BomsH•!
4 bdrms.. 3 baths with
patio. Bl!lll·ins, dishwash-
er. Firepare in family
rm. Dining rm. SUn deck.
iniereom. Wet bar. C..
tom home $52,500
(100230) Q).6060
-itassive fiijlie!
4 bdrm. home with 2
baths, beamed ceilings.
Dining rm., built-ins,
dishwpher. Family rm.,
$39,000 (00488) ~30
"CollllD" .,
$27,900. · Sharp home
with 3 bodnns., 2 baths.
Patio. Dining rm., dlsh-
wasber, Shag carpeting,
P o o I , BBQ. (00464)
8llO-ll030
ramt ifnlMI!
. P.reltlp,locatlon-
1'Cbantidue" model with
:zoeo '«I· ti. -lized bOclroow, 3 baths, 2
~-Central air
conilitionlng. Pool, fish PoDd and W11erfall. Wei
bor. $48,i!OO. 83CMI03.0
El To..0
Super Family Rm.!
Easy terms. 4 bednns., 2
baths. Heu li'J"J nn .. patin. Built-ins, wash·
er. Fireplare. Profeosion-at lancbcaping. Low main·
tenan<1' yard. $41,950.
(00406) 830-6060.
Low Down ·NOi-Vets!
Sharp 11condo" with 3
bedrms., 2 baths. Pool &
patio. Dining nn.,. bull\.
ms. $25,900. No down
G.I.'s. (00463) ~60
Laguna
Beach
Panoramic rrew
Laguna
Beach
New 4 Bdrm!
$54,900. 2 baths. Fire
plare' in familf room +
wet bar. Dining room.
Built • Ins, diJbwasher.
Rear jlving room. Lumin·
o:us Uiht\Dg. (l!OIK7) 493-1341
~Ac I 1.73 res.
$85,000. Horse, corral. 4
bedrooms, 2 baths. Patio.
dining room. Dishwasher,
fireplace in family room.
Rear living room. Terrac-
ed hillside.
(110782) . 493-1341
Hil Hause!
Mountain & valley view.
4 bedrooms, 2 bo~ Ro-
man tub. Lots of CUP'
boards & tile. Sh¥•
roof. Dining room, built·
ins, dishwasher. Fire -
plare. $67,500 (00213)
493-1341 .
San Juan
• Car)istrano
llear· Golf Caurse! •
Pool & paUo. 2 bednns.,
3. balhs. +. den .. DiQipg
rm., dishwasher & bdlit-'
ins. Fireplace. Shag car·
peting. l.iv,ely. $42,500
(00436) 492-7210 .
lovely 4 Mrm.!
2 baths. Patio, shakeJ"OOf.
Dining rm, secluded rear u;;:f, nn .. .Firellll!CO · in. f · y· rm._ ~nishWasher,.
bail\.lns. #f,500,Jp0149) 493-!Hl ,,.
5 Bdrms Estate!
Boeutiful view. 3 batl)s.
. Pool & patio. Shake roof.
D!Ding rm., built·inS &
disbwasher. 'ii acre lot.
Family rm with fireplace.
$63,900! (00439) 493·1341
2 Stery-4 Bdrms., .. Two Fireplaces!
$32,950, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, patio, dining room.
Built .• ins, dishwasher.
Family Room. Carpe~ &
La Palma Model t~.~mi~2~J:ii~-No "-$29,900! Pool + 5 Bdmls.! uuw1r-$41,;;o<>. Mountain view.
Spanish accents. Tile roof, $1 5,500-NO Down G.L G.L terms, non-veta low Beautiful. Heated & fil· 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Large ~~:J.°~£'.''~ 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Fam-down. 3 bdrms.,, ~-baths. tered pool, ,patio. Moun-home with patio, dining
ily room, dining room. Newlyweds or retired Covered patio, aimng rm. tain view. 3 6aths. Dining room and family room. place. Quiet area. Pictur·
Built • ins, dishwasher. cou!,1•· 2 bedrooms, se-Bui 1 t . ins. dishwasher. .rm, built-ins, dishwuh· Fireplace. Dislnruher & eoque surroundings. Pa·
Larg
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•covered patio. Fire-clu ed rear living rm. Fireplace in family nn. er, 2 fireplaces .• Family buil\.in& Room for boat ~~dining rm. Built·lns,
P ace. $43,400. Convenient lo c·a t l·o n. Ruf.living rm. Room. for rm. Self-cleaning °"'ns. or trailer. • · w-.r. $ 5 4 • 9 0 0
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Ex.site Living!
$34,950. 3 !le(lrooms, 2
baths. Huge nwter bed·
room. Large family room.
Bui 1 t-iil.s, dishwasher.
Nice .landscaping. Entry
hall. ·Near gQlf course ..
(00244) 492-7210
4-ailiiil +-rrew!-
$45,500. Family home
witll ~ baths, faJ\l)ly room
& fireplace, dining N10m.
PaUo, dishwasher, built·
ins. Ocean & mtn. view!
(00301) 492-72l0
2500 Sq. Fl!
O<ean & harbour view. 3
bedrms., 2 batbf-Built·
ins, dishwasher. Dining
rm. Used brick fireplace.
Quarry tile entry. $48,950
(00373) 492-7210
$23,000-4 Bdnns! -
; bltlls; Large -· with patio, dining rm, built.ins.
Fireplace. 3 .yean old.
(00381) 492-7210.
Ocean. View! . . ., ~~ -~-" ' l.D\'lly·area. 3 ~1
ba!114-F;uµily room 1Wi~ · r~ -Built.ina.&.dial>-waSher .. Duihig' rm. Pa-
tio. $38,900 (99728)
493-1341
Many Extras!
· San Clemente home with
4 bedrms., 2 baths. Large
covered patio. Shake roof.
Dishwasher, bu II t ·ins.
Fireplace .• f an or am le
view. ~,500 ! (00434)
492-7210
Dana Point
Reduced $1050!
Now $30,950. 2 bed·
rooms, 2 baths. Ocean
view, dining room. Built-
ins. Carpet & drapes.
(110728) 492-7210
Peal t · 4 lllfrms!
Uf,950. vely vleW, Al·
rium. Extra eating area.
Family room. Fireplace.
Buil\.ins, . dishwuller.
Large kllthen. 1
(100276) 492-7210
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431 Vist• sue"•· The 111ut11 '1.t.wel# •asrm.. ':!!~sM.::-T,;. ' .. ~: Just Ro.t.."• 111u11t c-WATERFRONT.
M I . tr • Bdr lamily 7' -w din. ,_ u ~uced. for a ful sale of lho vacant and Lovolfi 5 BR., "L balhl, wa•·~nt home. any uxunous ex as. o ms., rm., room, .. .,. • ,..,., rea•u 81.~. Condo. -·-home fea•·-· •n -uu
di · $6• ooo REALTORS · blctn boolccoiol In d<to, .., .... •wo ~-Lge: lvlng rm. & f·-"" rm ., just redeCOl'-rung rm. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · "· boated 4 111t...,i J'QOI.; ~.1P9Cious bedrooms, formal dining erea, o~d. Pier, float and-s~y beach. Beautiful
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 2l28EABl'COllSTlt1GtiW.w • View l>Onl ,... .... bdrm. ~~baths . It's move In condition with yard w/tge. shade tree & swimming pool.
2104 Mirom•r. Balboa Point CORONA DEL MAii. ~. 111JST BE lllOW?f BY ._.._t financing available. $SS,500 and
4 Bdrm. & family rm, bit-in kitchen. Most 644·7270 ~:'· """"" "' "'·Y worth It! BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
; defilrable location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,950 * BAYSll011£$ * Corono del Mar
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$11 1Hy1ide Dr.,'Sulte I, N.B. 67s-41'1
CALL T * * * ---Ocoanllde-Of-.Ti..-H'9hw1y
: Bayside Dr., bayfront. 3 & Family rm ., 3 ba., B f mil 2500 MARINO Home and income on an ovenized lot ·contemporary hom e. Finest appointments! eautifuJ a ' y home OPEN SAT. A SUN. 1-5 42 x ll8. Charming 2 bedroom, 2 bath home' 1.Ge_ne_r_a_I _· ____ __.Gel)e...,_._r-.al,_ ___ .._1
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· : OPEN SAT /SUN. 1·5 Jno Kingt Road lD ac ay area, to.aches -~:.. ~ ing ftreplace plus large bachelor unit for
PRICE REDUCED -$79,950. 3 Bdrms., 2 You and your lamily will enjoy this beauty. on .... ......,,. ccc. lot, h.... income and tat relief. Large garden paUo.
baths. Lge. yard. Bay & ocean view. 3 Bedrooms, 2l,> baths, LARGJ',: FAMltY ~ ~· ~ ~2 Asking $63,900.
APT. FOR RENT ROOM. Spacious rear fenced yard with COY-hAths. lolll-ln'~ .,........ Newport Helthh
5-408 Seashore _ Open Sot/Sun. 1•5 ERED PATIO for your entertaining. Near patio +.•ca~ tor boat -Something special In Iha custom built con·
2 Bedrooms _ 2 Baths _ New! new golf course · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $39,950. vacant -$59, temporary, split level home . Twin fireplaces,
DAVIDSON REALTY
Sell idJe lttms ... 00-5678 \:ant ad resUlts .. : "-12-5678
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Former model homes at
''THE RANCH''
In the City of Irvine
Flan :b.Monterrey, $52,900
6 Bedrooms, 4 baths, 3,000 sq. ft.
Plan 30-San Miguel $47,400
4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, 2250 sq. ft.
These homes have upgraded shag carpets
thruout, drapes, wallpaper, wall panelling,
air conditioning. Good financing available.
Quick occupancy.
* * * * BAYSHORES oversized family room, bright built'ln kitch· • en, and heavy shake roof. 3 large bedrooms.
Beautiful buy, RENTAL * $44,750.
Mesa Vent.-No Down G. I. . -this CODdO. Year leaae unfornl>hcd -3 -c-. -.---. .............. 2 ........
-BACK BAY AREA -3 B~room; 2~ cc<. lot -$400 ptt month.
batb, built·in kitchen. stone fireplace. FAM!· *Business Office*
LY ROOM. comm unity root & REC. ROOMS --'
including billiards. Fee land close to every-COAST IDWAY -S90 ~
thing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,500. !'.C~ YH!w· ~
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~~Vets ~!Ion. He~e~ chance
to use those oeneli!S:-SpaC!ous -three oea:
room, I'll bath home wllb fireplace built-In
kitchen and enclosed front lanai ~th fire
ring. Block wall fenced with room for the
children to roam . Better hurry .. $32,500.
Four Bedroom Plut
Formal dining room, garden kitchen service
porch, warm family room with bemDed cell·
ings and fireplace. 212 Baths, large master
suite. Close to UC!. Not leuebold. A real
value at $.IZ,900. --ACANJ_c.2
BUILDING SITE
$2.50/sq. ~. 640-0020
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YIES REALTY . VACANT :Jo .Annou.nc.· eeeeeeeeee~eeeeeeee Beautifully decorated, . INVESTMENT NELDA GIBSON
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17562 Sequoia Tree Ln. .. .. .. .. .. $37,900
8 Linda Isle Dr. .. .. . .. .......... $195,000
54 Linda Isle Dr ... 5 BR/Fam/Wa~rfront
3927 Sandune .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $76,900
1847 Pt. Margate .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . $69,000 * * * * * 3 BEOROMS-$37,900
The very BEST BUY In University Park;
nicely upgraded garden bom&-e<>me SEE
SUNDAY 1 TO 5; you be the judge. 17562
Sequoia Tree Ln. "Chuck" Lewis
OPEN SUN . l·S-16702 WANDERER LN.
Want a truly dramatic home w/massive
beams, cathedral ceilings & Spanish We
·floors? See this 4 BR. beauty in Huntington
Harbour. Lge. dock. Margie Allen
YOU'RE INVITED
To '8 LINDA ISLE , SUN. 1·5. You'll enjoy
every minute in this lovely 4 bdrm., 5Y.i
bath bayfront home of conservative el&-
gance. Jim Muller 1
CAPISTRANO RANCH HOME
4 Horses O.K. 5 Bedrm. family home, pri-
vate road." Country atmosphere. VieW . 36'
Pool. 20 Min. to Newport Center. $78,950.
Call George Grupe.
COUNTRY LIVING IN THE CITY
Charming 5 BR., 3 ba. home. Large lam.
rm. w/wet bar & lorm. dining. Lavish land·
seeping in spacious yard for entertaining.
P'ee land. Harriett Davies
PANORAMA VIEW-$17,500
Large & livable 4800 sq. ft. 4 BR. beauty.
Luxurious family rm., billiard rm., music
rm. plus oversize pool. Harbor Estate, H.B.
Mary Lou Marlon
HARBOR VIEW CHARM
Plush carpet & VanLuit wall cover.; beau-
Uful lndscpg ., large patio with serv. bar. 4
BR., 2 ba., w/lorm. din , rm. $79,500. Fee.
Gary Knox
LIDO BAYFRONT
67' of prime frontage-outstanding 5 bdrm.
hornet formal dining room. lfia & Her mas-
ter sult&-<lockage !or 120' yacht. $275,000.
Fee. Bill Bents
CORONA DEL MAR
l'jew listing on beautiful street. 3 BR. &
gst.-nearly new decor. Filled with the glow
of good Ille. $89,950. For app't. call Paul
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Zoned R-4 300) -29.100 sq. I .._ A • led fL .wtable ~ 10 Units. An S nuw ~SOCla CONDO -IN THE NEW SECTION -This
beautifUlly decorated (completely upgraded) ·
3 bedroom, formal dining room, a fireplace ,
2112 baths, 2 patios plus a solarium, on the
gorgeous greenbelt .................. $62,500
* * * . OPEN HDUS&S
(3 BEDROOM A FAMILY RM.)
2900 Paper Lane, Back Bay, N.B. Sun. 1-5
P.M.
' *** AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN A ASSOCIATES
REAL TORS '44-n70
General General
IRVINE TERRACE -VIEW
LovelY, immaculate home just listed, in ex-
clusi.ve Irvine Terrace, with 3 bedrooms, 21,1
baths, formal dining room & nicely land-
scaped yard. All new carpets, view of the
bay. $85.000 . '
TRANSflRRED -LIDO ISLE
Impressive Cypress lined entrance leads you
into this lovely 2-story home, recently re--
modeled, but then. the owner was trans-
ferred ! Great location, close to private com-
munity beach. 3 Bedrooms & den, spacious,
en~losed patio, beautiful parquet floors in
livtng room & fo rmal dining area. An e:r# ,
cellent value at $76,500.
CAMEO SHORES -VIEW Gre~n Thumbers! You must see the r?iagrun-
cently landsca ped yard that goes with this
lovely 2 bedroom VIE\V home in fashionable
Cameo Shores. Fan1ily room & formal dining
room. $98,500.
HARBOR
COMPANY
REALTORS
2141 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mar
"'Selling Real E1tat1 In Newport Harbor·
Since 1944"
673-4400
General General .
Very Rare NEW WITH
Additional 19,800 IQ, ft. may
be available far 7 more Wiith 0 Office Unii.. Owntt M~ ~· Uf Call .,,,....,., 646--0SSS.
LOTS'A VALUE
>lw;t ... thi• Hugo-ff.... RUTH Sm.EV, Realtlir
Back Yard. Mode Home, 4
B<droo""· Family Kitchen. 1306 Pa.C. .... ..,.
2 Baths. Fireplace, Aif'..c.on 11\ ''"""' ditionlnr w i t b ~°!Ille,{;..~ ::=:: Balboa lslarll 673-4766
ONLY $35,000. Call l~~~""'!!ll!!!!!l!'"""''"'-~-"'!'-!!11!!!!1 ..... 1 Anytime,~ I: dlUI ~~l=R~~IP -~E BLLm
,......,, ., ,.. """""co. ~LEX $59,000 ! !
Lo ,....._T~Look Fantaatic triplex. pride of v ... ,-V""' • ownerahlp. Close to all FRONT ROW At I ACOOols. shopping a n d
Immaculate 2. story, 4 =· ,:c:m; 1% :':t WATER VIEW
bedroom home in a peaceful nothing. Low maintenance. 3 Bc:lnns., 2% ba.: 6 monthl
aettina:. 2~ bath&, beautiful Price $47,500. Pleaae phone fOUl'l:'.. Split-level, popular
aeparate sunken tamlly for appointment to see "Trina". DEXDRATEO.
room with fireplace and -.-et ~2l13. "Below comp a r a .b 1 e
her. lmpre.lve entry. OPEH111.l•rrSRJN1DBEMCtl builder'r prices."
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ottered. Call 673-8S50. -r. OPEHm.""''l/N'°""""' • Rxer Upper ii rea ty 11~$j1HI I~~: M~':.e u:,~ide ;;~ - = -.....,,.ta esa lot with room 2 S
tor 3 "'°" """'· Investor'• • TORY WESTCUFF dellaht wit• 1...,, or """"' BEACH • POOL!
EXECUTIVE SUITE! :: !°::.,.~ = REDUCED TO $11.900 ~tlw Westclilf 3 bed., 2 and p&lnt truab. Call UI for Prim H tlnaton Buch •
bath on manicu~ conier coni.plete details, but hurcy, ~' ~ TO OCEAN'
lot. ..Ppb carpeta, dnjJef, won't last Jone. ~ FHA klan at su,n, 1
builtlnj, dlnlns room -5l6-5880 (Open Eve&.) (or avY FOR _,, F1iAl private yard with heatmd ,,_ ·
pool! Priced by ...... ...,,.... = -ooly IJOI, .•. HERITAGE ~!,!}!950 -Submit )Qlf !SJA"I U~~~
TAX SHELTER
2 1-Brm. units In prime con-
dition & location on lovely
Newport Island. Priced at
·~m 1.. c.-: S13-alll8 Eves.
associ ated
P.'101< f R S-1<1C11 c. TORS
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REALTORS
GOV!f TRIPLEX
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Realtof'I 646-111.1 •
20l3 Westcllff Drive
Open 'till 9 PM
~ kitchen. Private eo-.
dooed patio. SWIMMING
POOL! Inun.cul&te IOwft.. ....... , CalllodayHM13113.
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VlEW OF BAY A OCEAN c THE UNUSUAL -C..-
Bullt HOt'Of, 3 N: beth, fonna1 dlning, !!vine rm, Island tdwn. Bott pte, etc. By .;pt. .....
And Well Done OCEAN VIEW ==· '-·== ~~i!.~t~
ff.Are be(ause of the price Here·a )"OUI" chance to _. lSl12 oi::~JU:~--Uw. BuOt-lnl, dirbwuber.
and wtJI done brttaWM! It'• your cuaiom view home -· ~~-J'ireplaoe tn fan:i1l)' rm.
400 E.17" •
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btautil\li. Located in Hun-, being coostructed and ~N. 1!_.1FAJrcer -W. of . tft., 137.500. 541).ti'Xi
-Beac!o near"'°"''"' o-,..... own color .,._ · a«i.r I center. Thlr 3 bedri>om decor.1,800 to 2.41» .... tt. ot ~· •:J' •· ,.. -.,, 1.;;.;=.;;•.;_ ____ ..,;.;:;;;:;:.:;__ _____ I
home W\ttl covered patio llt"fW'Y with a: pa c Io u 1 1 ~ ~. -1: H ,_,.,
can he ~ lor only bedroom• •nd ! hAtho, rare-=~~ := .. --------------~!liO, 84 '...EOIO. 1.ng in price trom so.oco lo / 1-• .i .... ~"'
""""'' • "'""' 70 "' "'"" 153.000. Floor P'-anti w •-'' 0 .,...i_..• THE J~WIN COMPANY fl rchltectUl'l'll ~ = ~~., .... available In our olfioe. REALTORS
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IRVINE ...
BIG CANYON-PRIVACY-f
SECURITY
ELEGANT 5 BR + FR. $123,0oo. '52
ROY AL ST .. GEORGE. Open Sunday 1-5
p.m. Walwr King 644-6200. (Yl7)
EXTRAORDINARY, custotn 4 BR, .tudy,
FR, pool, jacuzzi & a most Impressive
view, $194,500. Lois Miller 64U235. (YIS):
BRAND NEW, beautlfUlly upgraded Big
Canyon condo. Iinmedla~ occupancy,·
Barbara,Gothard MU~l9)
OPEN-SUNDAY l.S-P.M. •20 ROYAi:; ST.~
GEORGE. Immaculaw 4 BR, FR, 7-riioi. r
old & betwr than new! Fully landscaped.
Immedlate occupancy .. 644-6200. (\'20) 1
PRIME VIEW LQT. Loca~ on 16th lair-I
way. Magnificent view-one of the best-1
$60,000. Lois Miller 64U235. (Y21)
"We have others'' . . . many additional 1
choice lots from $55,000 as well aa addi-
tional residential resales. •For additional
selection & information 64U235. * * * * * * * .• * *
"OPEN HOUSES"
EASTBLUFF-5 BR. 2201 ARALIA
Lusk "E" plan. Walk to schools & '
churches. 'lmmedlate occupancy. Jack
Howell 6~ 8280. (~nJ , , . , .
DOVER SHORES-ON THE BAY '
CustOm built 2-story home. Distinctive use'
of brick-wood & We give a charm that I
ls appealing & Inviting. 4 BR,-FR-DR-'·
$129,500. Barbara Aune 64U235. 501 EVE-
NING STAR LANE. (Y32) . '
IMAGINE THISll . I
A bumming bird nests In the woodsy U-1
of this home because they gave it the same!'
loving care. given this elegant 5 BR, FR in
Eaatblufl, tilcluding the land. The very•
biggest bargain today. Hurry for this one!
Lois Miller 642-8235. 2318 ARBUTUS. (Y33) I
TURTLl!ROCK-TANTALIZINGI ,
Upgraded 3 BR + FR. Opposite rare park· '
side location. Jack Howell 644-6200. 19312
61ERRA CALMO. (Y38) I
DRAMATIC IVAN WELLS I
Separa~ master suite-large FR-4 BR
31'.i bath. Enclosed pool. $91 ,500. Lois Mil·
ler 642-8235. 1805 GLENWOOD, BAY·
CREST. (Y34)
* * * * * * * * * * A PERFECT HOME-TURTLEROCKI
View! 4 BR. DR. FR, central' alrl Pool
sized lot! Laszlo Sliarkany 844-8200. (Y35)·
CAMEO $HORES-SUPERLATIVE .
3 BR, 3 bath, Formal DR, Breakfast area.
Great ocean view. Beautifully designed
new custom pool, Elaine Svedeen 642-8235.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 4521 Roxbury. ~Y2()
'h ACRE VIEW ESTATI!
3 BR charmer. Fully customized. Garden I
setting. $112,500. Helen Wood ~ (Y36) . .
DOVER SHORES
f'M,anal wltil bar. Pool & jacuni w/el""
Ironic roof. 2 FP. Raised LR & DR ove?'-,
looking panoramic view of Bay. Helen 1 Wood l4U200. OPEN SUN. 1-5 p.m. 1424
G~axy Drive. (Y22)
SHORECLIFFS-BY THE Sl!A
View from 6. rooms. Sun decks. Gate to
\fate beach next door. Huge LR. Enjoy '
Newport Beach way or We. Elaine
edeen MU235. (Y13) ,
LIDO ISLE ·llAYPRONT
5000 sq. fl Indoor pool & gardan. The t11e
of gltiss-brlck-trellage & mellow walnut '
fl~te a 'opectacular & neow to be
forgotten home. ·Pier It slip. 2 BR -,
'375,000. llarbara A-MU235. (Ylf)
BEAUTIFUL llAYClllST ·
4 11&-3 bath. Excellt;nt yard-l'deal for
large family. Close to schools. f/9,500.
Frank Peralta 642-8235. OPEN SUN. 1-4
p.m. 1720 Skylark. (Y22)
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THE BEST HOMES ......
.. IN THE BEST ARE.AS ---@>---
THE MOST, FOR LEASEI
Really now · this 4 bedroom, family home ls
located In one..,, the worid'smosl beautiful
· • snnL<-nverlooking Big Corona Beac;h. And 1rititgl It's clean! And it's almost like new!
• In old Corona de! Mar al $800/mo .•
'• ortN TODAY, SOM OCIAN IOULh'AID,.COM _
UN19UI HOMD OP COIONA DIL MAI. 671 .....
• A Mitt.t ef ..._ C•le
. ·-----MOON OVER MORNING CANYON _
" A new listing ! S bedrooms and do.wnst~s i den w~th fireplace and wet bar . ThlS one ~s
exciting! Ocean and canyon view s; dramatic
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_ ~.living_ are@ with t.8;11 win!fo":S ; o~n beaµt _
ceilings. In Shorech((s a! $130,000.
OfPI TODAT, J1Z MOININ• CANYON, CDM
UMl9UI HOMn OP COIONA DIL MAI, 671-6000
ti ....... ~yT-6 ....... ---o---R 0 YA L ST. GEORGE '
Good old George was a royal old soul. ap_d a
royal old soul was he ! And R<>yal St. George
is a royal location in fash1onabl~ Big C~yon.
And '55 ii a royal and rare five bedrqom,
single story with a royal amount _of room lo 1 1".()am. Great noor plan, dramatic mte~or po-
l tential and. ypu know all about the Big Can-~ yon amenities! Zuper ! Priced at $127 ,500 for
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five bedrooms!
OHM TOIAT, 11 IOTAL ST. MOR•l.11• CA,.TON, C.PM
UN19UI HOMft OP COROltA DIL MAR, 671 .. otl
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TAKE FIVE I
Another new listing ! Split level, Lusk-built
5 bedroom in Eastbluff. Beautiful condition!
Back yard is dominated with decking and a
sparkling pool/entertaining area. Really a
treat! Exciting floor plan. First time open!
Now $69,500.
OPIM TODAY, ZJff ARAI.IA, NIWPOtt llACH
· UM19UI MOMU Ofl ~= HL MA&. 6714000 -.. -• TRAFFIC IS MINUS ON' US
Beautiful Baycrest nei~hbor . Sp cious
four bedroom. large livmg family 'area
open onto deep waler s · g pool. Good
teenager floor plan, exce ent location. New
carpets & Dooring. Now $84,500.
bntf TODAY, 2001 NAUTILUS. NIWPOIT llACH
UNl9UI HOMn OP NIWPOlT llACH, 645-6500
A l"*f of NMIM Cmll
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BETTER BUYI
Spic and· span four bedrooms (it even smells
clean)' with a pool and a canyon view to the
rear and a private beach to the fore. Realtors
agree this is one of the best buys on the
current market. But what about you, where
are you ? Give it a go , at $69,500, or ?
OPIM TODAT, 11$ IOClfOID PLACI, CDM
UNl9UI HOMU Ofl CORONA DIL .MAI, 671-6000
HMfft !Jy "9rt' R....,
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THE SPACE POTENTIAL
It's clean lean and loaded with room ! Four
bedrooms' and still space for your Unique
ideas! Collrtyard entry, hillside privacy, ter·
raced view and joY.s of joys-a motivated
seller. That's space potential at $67,500.
Ol'IM TODAY, 716 CA.MIO HlaHLANDS DllYI, CDM
UNt9UI HOMES Ofl COIONA OIL MAI. 67MOOO tt..r.d...,. .... HtiJe
SMELL OF A NEW HOME
Ever catch the scent of a new h6me? Thick
shag carpets; clean, white paint; shiny new
appliances. Got the picture? OK, now com·
bme il with~ the smell of salt air and lcifty
pine trees! These are the ingredients of this
Unique 3 bedroom, den, brand ne~ two story
south of thP. highway in Corona del Mar.
0,.,. TODAT, JJJ POINsmlA AYINUI, CDM
UN19Ul HOMn OP CORONA DIL MAR, 67$4000
A thtt.. of Lyltew l wl119
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B~ICK ANO BEACHY
Cute and fi~sll! Three bedrooms, two baths,
south of the-highway and close to the beach
location. •New shag, new paint and wallpaper
and a cozy used brick fireplace for those
rainy days. Presented at $67 ,500.
OPIN TODAT, JOJ OICHID, COIONA OIL MAI
UNl9UI HOMIS OF COIOHA DIL MAI, 67MOOO "_..., __ _
*TAYLOR CO.*
• BIG CANYON COUN'l'.RY CLUB
·uv .. ln the atmosphete of this beautiful pri·
vale Oountry Club. Cathedral beamed ceil-
ings, conversation pit with fireplace, lge.
family rm, formal dining rm & 4 lge bdrms,
View of area & golf course. 3-Car garage.
Smart decor. Security entrance. $119,000.
21HERMITAGE LNE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
SPYGLASS' HILL--$99,500 .
Fantastic view of city lights, bay, ocean &
Catalina from th is brand new 2--sty. 5 BR,
fam . rm. & formal dining room Colonial.
3-Ca~ garage. A true traditio nal beauty.
LINDA ISLE--$145,000
Superb custom.built home w/4 bedrooms,
family rm, formal dining rm, ga me r m &
41h baths. Pier/slip w/accommodate 65'
boat. Blt.-in vacuum, steam & whirlpool ba.
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :00
CAMEO SHORES -VIEW -$117,000
A lovely home overlooking the blue Pacific!
A most desirable location. 3 Bdrms, famill
rm, formal dining, 4 baths & H&F poo .
Separate bonus room suitable for studio,
maid's rm, rumpus rm or ? Fireplace in LR
& master bedroom. lndoor ba rbeque. Hurry!
4521 !lRRJNGTO N OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :00
BIG CANYON--$117,500
An unusual contempora ry home on a pool·
si.7.ed loL Lge rooins. 4 Bd.rms, family-rm
& formal dining rm. New & ready to move
into. 3-Car garage. A great floor plan.
29 AUGUSTA LN E. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
BIG CANYON CONDOMINIUM
The Bordeaux! Most popular model! En-
larged and customized. 2 Master BR suites,
family rm, dining rm, 3 baths & 3-car ga-
rage. Exclusive Country Club area. $97,500
LIDO ISLE--$77,500
A-real family . home on this island of fun &
activity, 4 Bd.rms & 3 baths. Storage area
for boat or ? Spacious patio, 401 lot near
good beach. Submit duplex exchange.
106 VIA DIJON OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
LINDA ISLE--$275,000
Br.and new! Distinctive & very artistic home
with antique architectural features. 5 Bd·
rms, fam rm, DR & hobby rm. By appt.
CORONA DEL MAR "OWN-YOUR-OWN"
On the water! Fa ntastic view & pride of
ownership bldg. Private marina, pool, ja-
cuzzi & security guard. Adult occupied. 2
B<lrms., 2 ba. Vacanl-lnuned. poss. $89,950.
LINDA ISLE LOT-$65,000
A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build
your own luxury home on this island of finer
homes & yachting. The last available lot.
BROKERS & SALESMEN
We have an opening in our Residential Di·
vision !or an experienced man or woman
possessing enthusiasm and integrity. U you
are interested in a beautiful office in the
finest location, working V(ith congenial asso-
ciates, we a re interested in meeting you.
Office Open Sat & Sun
''Our 28th Year''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., RHltors
2111 San Jo•quln Hiiis Rood · U ~ l()U f: ti()MI:_§ "Overlooking Bit Conyon Country Club"
NEWPORT CENTER, N. B. 644-4910 l~!!!llll!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!!'.!!l'!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!R·E·A·L•T'-O!R!S!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!~Ganottl Gener~ t'i. COLEswoiTHY -& co. Gano"'CORBIN-;RTIN Open fiou6e Sun.
Jutt R~Bluffs Condo
Reduced for a fast sale of the vacant and NEW LISTING
readr Bluffs Condo. This home features three Eastside ,Costa Mesa charmer, with 3 Ige.
spacious bedrooms formal dinlng area, and bdrms., 2 baths; priced lo sell at $31,000 •. 2Y.I baths. lt' s mov'e in condition with exC!ll·
lent financing available, $58,500 and wort)l tt! OLD NEWPORT
-Newport H•lthl• Rare find on the Peninsula -older duplex,
Something special in this custom ~uilt. <?OD· leased on yearly basis. Call for further de-
1-5
2602 C.e6/11iew
Bayshores, Newport Beach. Beautifully main·
tained 4 BR., 2 bath home in immaculate
cond. thruoul! Lge, patio, perfecUy set up
for outdoor entertaining. See it this weekend! $57,500.
Barrell f<e aft'I
preJenlJ
COME WARM YOURSELF
BY THIS HANDSOME COUNTRY FIRE-
PLACE -3 Bedroo m Lido Isle home has
versatility and rustic charm. Large upstairs
suite can be private master bedroom with
study, or dormitory wi th playroom.
117 Via Lido Nord, N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 .
PRIVACY & CONVENIENCE
ON 80' BAYCREST LOT
Enclosed front entry-3 nice bedrooms, fire-
places in living room & family room, formal
dining room, 21h. baths. All this and pool too!
Oversized garage. . . . . . .. $75,500.
2007 Holiday, N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1.5
BEAT THE SUMMER RUSH!
YOU'LL GROW WITH JOY -with Ibis brand
new Bay Front condominium. It has it's own
boat slip just steps away. Price just reduced
-many deluxe features.
4411 WHt Coast Hwy. N.B. Opan Sat & Sun l·S
EASTBLUFF-NEW LISTING
FOREVER VIEWI -4 Bedroom, family
room. Exceptional patio area with profes·
· sional landscaping. Be the first to see this
at $65,000.
2807 Alta Vlsfa, N.B. Open Sun 1·5
WATERFRONT SPECIAL
SPECIAL SOUTH BAY LOCATION -on
Balboa Island. Special picture windows frame
the Pavilio n and passing boats.~ecially
large, well built home ready for yOt1t family.
Offered at .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. $180,000
LOTS OF LOTS
• EMERALD BAY -~Acre, fantastic 11!0'
view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $88,900.
• DANA POINT -Above Marina-forever
view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... $20,500 e TWO R.3 LOTS -Cosla Mesa
e C-4 COMMERCIAl. $10,000, $20,000
$49,500
'
POOL BARGAIN
Located Eastside Costa
Mesa on quiet t ree lined
street. Added, paneled
!atnily r111, heated pool
15xl8 covered patio +
enclosed cabana, 3 big
bedrn1s, 2 tiled baths,
huge corner brick fire-
1 place, buil t-in kitchen-
See this one! asking
35,000. Call Red Carpet
Realtors,~
$28,500
BETER-THAN NEW
Only 3 yrs. old this 3
bedrm 2 bath home is
in miilt condition, bea u·
tiful built·in kitchen,
spaciou s living, OY.'ner~ are anxious, 11urry!'.
Ca ll Red Carpel, Realj
tors 546-3540
SPANISH DELIGHT
$~.500
4 bedrm, 2 bath home
j on big corner1ot-5 yrs
old + has been remod-
eled iit custom Spanish
d J -archways instead of
Office Open Saturdays & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
1605 Westcllff Dr., N.B.
642-5200 "l.. door ways, elegant sha~ I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! c pt . , b r i c k fire p I a c~
Gener•I Gener.11 gorgeous buill·in kit· 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;:; chen, Don't miss it ~
SANDPOINT HOMES Priced , to seui call
LIVE LIKE A QUEEN ~arpet, Real~
Swim in your own pool, entertain on your
patio. Have a choice of 3 bathrooms & 4
bdrms. Cathedral ceiling living rm. & family
rm., for a total o! 2,100 sq. II. plus a 2 car
garage. All for $42,500,
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
YOU'LL BE PLEASED
To own this lovely 5 bdrm., famil y rm.
home, with its plush carpeting & formal
dining rm. It's immaculate & on a premium
lot. Price of $75,950 includes the land.
GOOD LIVING STARTS
.. Jn this 4 bdrm., family rm. home. Good
location. $61,500.
CULVERDALE
JUST LISTED-COZY, SHARP
Spic N' span 2 bdrm. home has been up-
graded in & out. See today at only $29,500.
IRVINE
TURTLE ROCK TERRACE
Enjoy the sweeping, panoramic view from
this Jdxurlous new 4 bdrm. home. Formal
dining, great family rm. with frplc. & wet
bar. Profess. decorated thruout, Large H&F
pool. $94,50,
Red Hill Realty .
Yz ACRE C-1
+
3 bedrm 2 bath
LoCaled In prime Cos
Mesa area, spaci
1600 sq. fl. House in
cellent condition-I
21h car garage suitab
to live + have comm
ciaJ business. Hard
Find! Call Red C
Realtors 546-8640
' temporary splil level home. Twin fireplaces, tails. Offer~ at $60,000.
oversized iamny room, bright bailt-in kit-A RARE FIND
chen, and heavy shake roof. 3 large bed-A real cc!M charmer, on the ocean sid~ of
roo!DI. '44,750. hwy., yet walking distance to all sboppmg,
, Boycrest-Boll Buy This 3 bdrm., 11!1 bath home has addllional -
129 UNIVERSITY PARK CENTER, IRVINE
CALL ANYTIME 552-7500 DIRTY BARGAIN I
$28,500 I
Spacioos FIVE bedroom, three bath family sleeping room in 2 car garage; we have the
home in choice Baycrest area. Center liall key _ give us a call. Offered at $64,500. plan on large comer lot which affords mu-
imum privacy with ample room . for pool. EXCLUSIVE EMERALD BAY
Large family and living rooms ha_ve PiUos Tbis executive home is located on top ,of tbis
Verdes stone fireplace. Lewes! pnced five private community with guarded gates. Own-
bedroom home in the most wanted area at er ls Washington corporate official, who used
only $72,500. it only-as his part-time borne. Now -needs
Big Homo Smoll Down larger home. Take advantage of this silua-
Just 10% down on this lovely 3 bedroom and lion-offered at $150,000.
convertible den home. All built-in kitchen, C•fl us for your '"' ••••t• nHds -WE
large family room , formal dining area, top • •--of ood thl t t II you aboutl
Ganot•I
The Family Room
You~v• Bffn
Wanting! condition. The two story design ·affords room ., ... -I ngs 0 1
t 1 '° 950 ARJIN INC Yes. everyone wanlt a large lo spread out. Anne home a ...... -I "ORBIN-M • family room. and lhl• home
Coron .... I M.r .II has ju1t that. Large dining
6 2 room and "llWlkcn" living Ocunsldo Of Ti.. Hilthw•y REl\LTORS 644·7 6 room ''"' 3 ,.,... bodm>m•
Home and income on ~ oversbed lot 42xll8. .....,.,."!'".,..,..,..,,.,,,.m!!!!!""".""'""'""'""'""'~I -all carpeted. Assume low
Charming 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with large G.n.rat Generel lnterest FHA loon with total
Jiving room and Cf11.Y wood butning fireplace ==""-----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;I ="O." , $230.1111 ..,. mo.
plus large bachelor UDlt for Income and la• LUXURY 3 BDRM. 3 BDRM HOME •
Genot•I
AmNTlON
YOUNG OR
Ganer.11
•OPEN HOUSES• Only needs paint I
3 BEDRM & DEN' clean·up. 3 bedrm 2 be I 2532 Crntvlew, Baysbores. home wilh evefyt.b
RETIRED! ~~ t-~SJ.51111. Open Sat • yof u ed need. h B8f1t~!i ' · u YoU are Jookirv for a 3 BEDR?.f FAf.I RM , ore atr e , v
tabWous 3 bedroom home, POOL: · place, double gara
here ls )UIJl' opportunity, 1215 Dc\·on Ln. \l.'eodclirt. excellent residen In ·Forec!Olwel Completely • ........, with N.B. $59.51111. Oi><» :;.., • neighborhood ~I e. lh&g carpeUng. tutefully Sun 1-5 H ' $15 750 decorated with wallpe!X'r 6 BEDR~f Ir: FAM R~I: street. urry-ne 1 and mirrors and It ll In a 971 rnu lnrino, Mesa Nonh, are anxious. Red Ca
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FULL PRICE! ''"""' condmon. u.w ~-M-$40.950. Realtors 546-8640
JIURRY! FORCED SALE! maintenance yard wi1h Iota Open Sitt & SUn 1·5.
Freshly painted Interior. of ro!le planl•. LocatNI Jn 1or call our off.ice to ~
\VASHER and DRYER & one of the moat Popular Con· by 11ppo!ntm<'nt anytime)
R ; I N c • E D I domlnium &reOll In Qninge .1..11.392 ... •••) • F.!'"'R IG. ... U D . · Count)' with reAld{'nt mgr , 3 _.,.. I .,._._ eve.
Sla1nlesa •tee! kitchen 1.111lh awlmming pools, 2 lennli Thert i!'I 8 re&.110n
built-In blender. 0 I n l n ' courtl, sauna n.nd jaCUZ2i; 18 years same lOClltlon.
room. Private garden patio. fl('ilt}lborhood In ex«llent
Storage lockers. BUfACU· condition Apprailed at ~~U~~E~ $29,000 vrith tenns to suit
GAIN T00AYl Call 645-0303. )IOU? ~s. Call now W-25.15.
Lachenmyer
Realtor relief.' !Arge gahho patio. Asking ~.900. HQME IN 3 BDRM home. enclooed Ol'f"""•"'"""'"'"""'
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BACK BAY
R-2 $21,000 •
I• N....,_T c1eo '-1orma1 """"' nn. ELEGANT ii;.-..--Quid cul-<le-Mc ,.,...._ BACK BAY AREA
ti
DrtJm «M't:Yflrd A n d t:ultom bullt 5 BDRM home,
CUSTOM HEIGHTS ~ -~~ .... ""':! 3 ruu both•, 1am11Y room, ,.,. ,,;"'•''' c.n ,.,., -Mesa Verde iwE _ , bodroom homes.
dowl. neo.t&t li&htlnc tn ~~ ::·,.,2
1nrep4-poolces Qualify for VA linanctng? Ts Sporidl~ 4 ~room, or 3 flvf! prapt, 5 lf'paratl!! fen-din~~. rm· co m p 1 e I e + r .,...., arre · prtvlowlty-u&ed loan and dm, 2 f1rcplatt5 • ont rt'd y 11. r d 11 , on big
11prtruller .Y11em: tnttt'o:>m; ~w:i'd' r°I. ~Jany~~ ~table! ·GNE US A In f.'QUnl.I")' kilchen complete '-trttt•lo-11~t lot. Jnrome
Very Very
Hard to CJ9t
VETERANS!
auto. U&hUrc in the garden, !!:! .... c~res. CAU.. , "11h builtlnJ. New carpet. $740. per 1nonth. A.idns s.nct n\fJ\Y more xtru. Price • ..,.t l l "'·-· '"-· quiet 1.."Ul-d6-SAc •treet. $69,500.
$15.(Q). * * * * * CJNSV MORRISON O\l:'nt'r twdoua. $34,900. ~1151
4 Bdrm., 2 B•th ••• -REALTORS-CALI. 6<1i.1m
New earpc?ta thruoul, 2 car •* *• · riC6 Meaa ()ntu
garqe,. EuUlde Costa •flM•Vmlet>r.Ealt, ~
Mna. $28,95(). * • ..__ 1r ~-Mne 21
Roy McC•rdle RHltor ••**' 5:il~ · I'!"~·~""!"""""'~~~ aio Newpon m\ld., C.M. (O E~n~\ Sell kfle Item. nowt call 541-772J peo 64H6111 Nowt
Open Evea.
_ '.~ HERITAGE
REALTORS
' 1
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'"'eA.ru4'
VACANT LOT
SEE lhis ~/8 acre Tuatiil
area hometlte. Price only
117.450. Low dowo. May
subol'din&le. ~48-08 9 1
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, 4 DAILY PlLOt.
Learn how and' why • • • • •
• ·• • • • • before you buy
On• night, 3 hour 1emln1r,
By Ed K•sabli1n
7 to 10 p.m. Tuesd•y & Thur1d1y.
No obligation or charge.
This is 1n exullent opportunity
offered to the public by -
Kasabian Real Estate
For resertations can
962-6644
ELEGANCE IS THE WORD I
... on this 60 ft. bayfrontage, located 538
So. Bayfront, Balboa Island. 4 Bdrms., 3 ha.
home; price just reduced Sl0,000. Owner
motivaled. OPEN SUN. 1-5.
CLOSE TO BEACH -$2B,900
4 Bdrm. 3 ha. condo, frplc., briclt:,patio, 2 car .
garage. 5,,,imming pool. children's play area.
Completely furnished ! Easy terms.
BAY & BEACH REALTY 675·30QO
BY OWNER
3 BR. Iii BA. Cpta. ...... EASTSIDE • Countty SU.
dishwasher. Flavtone patio Ya.rd, deep shag ct"PtlL ~r-.
with bulll·ln BBQ. Copper ner stone firepl. oeaut
plumbing hardwood Doon. decor. St>arldin& bltNI a:
1\\'0 b~ from ICbool K-double detached ~-
8th grade. Cul-Oe-lac. FHA llard-~find 3 BR, 2 BA,
or Conv. $26,500. Call for home •t this price. 54.5-3m,
app't to 5tt, 551-4861. sot.rm COAST REALTORS
DIRECTORY
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(2 Bedrooms)
714 Marigold Ave, Corona del Mar
675-8583 64().-0030 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2018 Po mona . Costa Mesa
64&-0555 $21,500 (Sun 1-5)
(2 Bedrooms family rm or den)
2858 Bernard Court, Laguna Beach
497-1 711 . (Sun . 12-5)
2024 Port Provence Pl. (HVHomes) NB
644-6249 $54.500 (Daily 1-S)
* 1106 Somerset (\Vest cliff) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Snn 1-5)
4521 Tremont (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2030 Port Cardiff (llVuHomes) NB
675-6900 $57,000 (Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom)
17562 Sequoia Tree Ln. (Univ. Pk.) Irvine
644-2430 $37,900 (Sunday 1·5)
227 Ruby, Balboa Island
673-1488 $71,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2738 Fremont (Mesa del Mar) CM
54&-0510 $34,500 · (Sat & Sun)
1700 Paloma (Off 20th St. nr Irvine Ave)
NB 642-5200 $58,500 (Sun 1·5)
2512 Marga ret, Newport Beach
645-4040 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*4521 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5 )
1720 Kings Road. Newport Beach
646-7767 673-9060 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
265 Camellia (Eestside) Costa Mes a
644-7662 $31.000 (Sat & Sun 1-S)
316 Narcissus, Corona del h.1ar
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·51
6382 Silverwood, Huntington Beach
847-$110 $36,250 (Sun 1·5)
9142 Elva Circle. ·Huntington Beach
847-$110 $29,900 (Sun 1·5)
303 Orchid, Old Corona del Mar
675-6000 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
16214 Shasta, Fountain Valley
640-0555 $33,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2693 Riverside (Back Bay) CM
640-0166 $29,950 (Sun 12-4)
618 Tustin (N'pt. Heights) NB
673-6642 675·8459 (Sun 1-5)
232 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa
• 545-8424 $26,500 (Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom family rm or den)
202 Calle Sonora, San CJemente
497-1711 $41,950 (Sun 1-5)
3927 Sandone (H.V. Hills) CdM
644-2430 $76,900 (SUnday 1·5)
1847 Pt. Margate (H.V. Homes) N.B.
644-2430 $69,000 (Sunday 1·5)
2935 Peppertree Ln (Mesa Verde) CM
546-4141 $32.500 (Sun 1-5)
4521 Orrington Rd. (Cameo Shores ) CdM
644-4910 $fl7,000 (Sat & Sun l.fi l
293 Bowling Green Dr. (Co llege Pk.) CM
646-0968 $34 .500 (Sat & Sun)
218 Via Palermo (Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $79.950 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
1924 Beryl Ln . (Back Bay) NB
642-3364 $>9.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2007 Holiday (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 $75,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
827 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
642-5200 $114,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1732 Candlestick (Baycrest) NB
64U235 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
220 Aniethyst (Balboa Island) NB
642-8235 $84 .000 (Sun 1·5)
*1424 Galaxy pr. (Dover Shores ) NB
644-8200 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
19372 Sierra Calmo (Tr. Rock) Irvine
644-6200 (Sun 1·5) 431 Visla Suerte (The Bluffs) NB
646-7767 673-9060 (Sa t & Sun 1·5)
17421 Santa Suzanne, Fountain Valley
842-2561 $35, 750 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
20372 Bluf!water Ci rcle, Hlg. Beac)\
546-2313 $47,500 (Sun 1·5)
**115 Harbor Island Rd., CdM
673-8550 $135,000 (Sat & Sun l.S)
*1424 Irvine, Huntington Beach
646-7171 • (Sun l.S)
3345 California, Costa Mesa
646-8811 $37,500 (Sat & Sun 1-S)
2900 Paper Ln (Back Bay) NB
1144-7270 $39.950 (Sun 1·5)
2532 Crestview (B•yshores) NB
646-3921 $31,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1215 Devon Ui (Westclill) NB 646-3928 $59;500 rsai-&-sun l.S)
322 Poinsettia, Old Corona de! Mar
675-6000 $86,500 (Sat & Sun l.S)
312 Morning Cnyn. Dr. (SborecliHs) CdM
675-6000 $135,000 (Sun l.S)
308 Otere, Newport Beach
640--0020 . (Sat & Sun l.S)
2527 Vassar Place. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $34,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3254 New York (Mesa Verde) CM
557-4130 (Sun 1-S)
18231 Santa Cecelia, Fountain Valley
962-1373 $41.900 (Sun lZ.5)
3084 Mountain View Dr., Laguna Beach
494-7531 (Sun 1-S)
* 1350 Sussex Ln. (Westclifl) NB
642-1976 $58,500 (Sun Z.5)
1807 Gisler (Mesa Verde) CS
645-0303 (Sun i-5)
(4 Bedrooms)
*2901 So. Rita Way, Santa Ana
540-1720 $42.500 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
644-4910 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 1-S)
17297 Apel, Huntington Beach
847-6010 $35,950 (Sun 1·5)
*4639 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM
675-3000 (Sun l.S)
**538 So. Bayfront, Balboa Island
675-3000 (Sun 1·5)
19802 Providence Lane , Huntington Beach
640-0555 $31,850 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3157 Kerry Lane, Costa Mesa
640-0555 $33,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
9606 Robin Ave ., Fountain Valley
962-1909 $34,000 (Sat & Sun)
2602 Crestview (Baysbores) NB
675-3331 (Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedroom f•mlly room or den)
2l•l Dahlia, Corona del Mar
673-9403 (Sat & Sun)
**8 Lind~ Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B.
644-2430 $195,000 (Sunday 1-5)
23522 Lipari (New World) Laguna Hills
586-2389 $31 ,600 (Daily)
3249 Idaho , Costa Me sa
642-1771 $34,900 (Sun l.S)
317 Ramona Pl. (N'p t. Heights) NB
642-7491 (Sat & Sun l.S)
432 Vista Roma, Newport Beach
644-2874 $62,300 (Sat & Sun l.S)
17441 Kurt Ln., Huntington Beach
842-8004 $41 ,500 (Sat & Sun 12-li)
2024 Balearic Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
545-4577 $46,950 (Sat & Sun 1-S)
4620 Wayne Rd., Corona del Mar
678-2222 (Dally 1-5)
1935 Port Locksleigh, Harbor View ~
546-2313 $71,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
235 Via ltl!aca (Lid o Isle) NB
673-7300 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
21 Hermitage Ln. (Big Canyon C.C.) NB
644-4910 $119,000 (Sat & Sun l.S)
**•50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
29 Augusta Ln. (Big Canyon C.C.) NB
644-4910 $117,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1878 Maui Cl rc. (Mesa Verde) CM
540-1720 $65,000 (Sat & Sun l.S)
2104 Miramar (Balboa Point) NB
646-7767 673-ll060 (Sat & Sun l.S)
825 Presidio (Mesa del Mar) CM
546-7718 $34,900 (Sal & Sun)
1720 Skylark (Baycrest) NB
842-8235 (Sat le Sun l.S)
tt501 Evening Star (Dover Shorea) NB
MU235 (Sun 1-5)
*1805 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB
842-8235 (Sun l.S)
•20 Royal St. George (Big canyon) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1907 Leeward (Baycrest) NB
644-8200 $79,950 (Sun 1-5)
*1915 Chubosco (Irv. Terr.) CdM
64U235 (Sat le Sun 1·5)
*2000 Galaxy (Dover Shores ) NB 642-82.~ (Sat & Sun l.S)
ttl6153 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman• Cov-e)
. CaM 675-1935 (Daily)
2807 Alta Vista (Enstbluff) NB .
642-5200 $65,000 (Sun 1-5)
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Farol Walkor-RNltor
300 N. Newpcrt, N.B.
Gene111
9 UNrTS!
111424 SaJlta Veronica, Fountain Valley
842-2535 $53,950 (Sun 1-6)
*1715 Candlestick Ln. (Baycresl) NB
644-2430 (Sun 1-4)
-*31s-Rack!ord Pr (Camel>1tldrJ-.CdM
67~ $69,500 (Sun l.S)
716 Cameo Hil!hlands Dr. (cameo Hids)
CdM 675-6000 $67,000 (Sun 1.S)
*1613 Sancllewood (Mesa Verde), CM
Ml).1720 $37,500 (~un l.S)
271 Rochester St., Costa Mesa
557-4130 $41,450 (Sat & Sun 1.S)
*2006 Nautilus (Baycrest) NB
645-6000 $84,500 (Sun l.S)
15872 Redlands, Westminster
842-2502 $48,500 (Sun 1-5)
1083 Tiller Way (HVuHills) CdM .
644-1875 $79,500 (Sun 1·5)
IS Bedrooms )
121 Via Havre (Lido Isle) NB
67&-4562 (Sat & Sun 12-4)
2815 Monterey (Mesa del Mar) CM
54l>3086 $45,900 (Sat & Sun)
*9670 LaGranada, Fountain Valley
842-2535 $54,500 (Sun l.S)
(5 Br Family Rm or Oen)
**54 Linda Isle Dr (Linda Isle) NB
644-2430 (Sun l.S)
2318 Arbulus (Eastblull) NB
642-8235 (Sun l.S)
**•46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) Nil •.
642-8235 (Sat & Suit-1.S)
**•3 Llnda Isle (Linda Isle) NB . 642-8235 $179,500 (Sat & Sun l.S)
2201 Aralla (Eastblufl) NB · ·
644-6200 (Sun 1-6)
•52 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 1
644-6200 (Sat & .Sun l.S)
•SS Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
.675-$)00 $124,500 (Sun 1-S)
*280e Aralia (Easthlufl) NB
.675-$)00 $84,900 (Sun l.S)
1701 Skylark Ln, Newport Beach
640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
28 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB .
675-6900 '195,000 (Sun 1·5)
16 IR & Fm. Rm.)
971 Paularino (Mesa North) CM
64&-3928 $40,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
HOME & INCOME
(2 BR & Bachelor Unit)
611 Acacia, Corona del Mar
67WOOO (Sat & Sun 1-S)
12 IR·Bocholor)
515 Begonia, Corona del Mar
640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
(2 BR homo & 2 BR Apt.)
129 Topaz, Balboa Island
675-3831 (Sun 1·5)
300 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
644-4848 (Sun 1·5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(2 IRI
tt4411 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach
. 642-5200 (Sat & Sun l .S)
(4 BR & Fm. Rm.)
334 Tours Lane, Coata Mesa
Ml).1720 . $32,900 (Sat & Su~ l.S)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(4 llR & 2 BR I
lll 42nd St., Newport Beach
675-1972 67&-4073 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
13 BR l 2 BR I
7102 Natal, Westminsler
842-2535 $41,950 (Sun l.S)
820, 822, 824 w. Balboa Blvd. (Balboa) NB
673·8110 (Sun 1·5)
(2 IR ooch Unit)
517 35th St., Newport Beach
675-6200 (Sun 1-4)
5304 Seashore, Newport Beach
642-67113 (Sat & Sun l.S)
TllP'LiX FOR SALE
(3-2 IRJ
4.16 Seaward Rd., Corona de! Mar
644-4848 (Sun 1·6) • Al'T. FOR RENT
2 lodrMm)
5408 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach
~7767 673'll060 (Sat le Sun 1-5)
HOUSE FoR RENT .
14 BR & ~amlly Rm.)
3004 Clcean Blvd., Corona de! Mar
875-MOO $800 month (Sun 1·5) .. ~ ... ** w .... fTMt *** w.._,. ... & ,...
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Harbor View H-
2030 "-tt Ctrdlff, Newport Bolch
Extenalv~ly Upl?ad•d Monaco, 2 BR. p!_ua __
den , ·biaut. land>caped w/super large, coll}pl.
prlv. rear yard. $57,000. Fee.
Big Canyon ·
21 Roy1I St. GHrge, }.Jewport leach
Out.standing, spacious, custom built home on
fairway lot. Per!ect game rm., plus 5 BR.,
3 frplcs. + + + $195,000.
' 2145 E. Co11t Highway
Corona dol Ma r 67U900
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HC)MES
SHOWN IY APPOINTMINT '
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spa~. netted ln Ont of the beat neilh-In Foun-
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842-U. '38,500 tot a I .....,.,,
. Elegant 6 bdrm., 41> baths; on lagoon. New
carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lge, attic
storage area. 4 lrplaces. Lovely garden le
large slip .......................... $212,000
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For Complete Information Newport leach
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:Ml Baysldo Dr .. Sutt. ·1, N.I. 675-6161 83 STEPS TO .SANDY
BEACH! Cozy Jcnotty pine
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CORONA DEL MAR FIJR>llSllED! NEW SHAG!
UfUl I Bo&t•traller ICC8U, Outdoor A real find.1 blk. to ocean. Beau owner s • h 0 we r , EZ care )'U'd.
2 bdrm. liixury home, 2 bdrm. rear apt with UQUIDAnONI U)W. LOW
.ocean v!~~.i on comer 40 ft .. lot, plus guest PRICE! Call --qtrs. $96,ow.
300 JASMINE OPEN SUN. 1·5
TRIPLEX-OPEN SUN. 1·5
See model at 435 Seaward Rr. $65,000. . Q: Orange Coast
REAL ESTATE 644 4141
* SPICIAL IUY
Oieertul 2 Bdrm home on quiet street in Hunttnaton
Bellch. Lovely wood paneled
den &.nd a nice garden, Only 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del M.r $24,900.
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l.o'lely 3 btdroom 1 be.th
home offen euy accea to
Downtown C.0.ta Mesa,
located in a prime Eaatt:lde
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3 Bedroom hlde-away,
Eutside ~ta Mesa. with
1% bath, hardv.'OOd noon .... _... HISl')',aab'
$33,500. . •
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neilhbortlood. You'll be lm· 1-..... ~~~"'ll-I
,.-by the p1.,h °"""'" WALK TO BEACH · HERIT~GE
& "-· sturdy hanlwood c. RFllLTOR~
fiOOl"S. iarge rear yard and , •• From thlt duplex with I •--111!!11!!1!1!1!-•I
the m""' fh>e t""''· NO ,.,.. boy Vtew; 2 BR. lower CORONA DOWN PAYMENT TO il 1..-BR. upper. Dbl. p.rqe.
Vl:l'SI 0n1y u<m -. All the amentu .. 163,9!>0. DEL .... 1 payment requl,... for non Call: 673-Jl63 1?3-66811 Eves. .,...
vets. WHY RENT! Prlc«I Ntw Ustlnt at fl7,950.
2 Bedroom, be'ach cottqe, Jt..
tO&ATS . 2 l<it, 40xll8, prime location.
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MoblloHomff
For Sale
GREENLEAF
NO MORE R-11
IN BALBOA?
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Buy yoUr new dup1ex now.
820, 822 & 824 V..'. Balboa Bl.
Luxury 2 & 3 br units.
$96,500..$99,500. Open House
Sun 1 -~-L. 1\V. Briggs Real·
tor, 673-8110.
LARGE deluxe duplex, 2 Br
11,~ aa each apt. 312-312
E. Bay Ave, Balboa. Peni.Ql
Open house Sat A Sun U
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Income Prop9rty • 1
NEAR OCC
Four.plex buildings
$55.500~to $56.500~ .{ • 3·,
4 . 2's, adult only or 1 '
ily units, your choice.
area. no vacancies.
Dave MUDro!Fred Pratt •
COLDWEU.., BANKE!
Realtors S41
(2) TWO vacant ~ 315
319 Canal St. Lido -Newport Beach, $25,~
each lot. John E. Burketf,f
7lXli Correiidor Rd, VP.
couvtr, \Vash. 9Sli64, Phoril
(206)695-2957
WATERFRONT,30'boat•
in Balboa. I.Lit 7 Colllna
and, 613-7770.
Mountain, 0.Hrt,
Resort
PALM~ 10 min. a
Tri-Palms Atob!le Ella
Large gojf count
Comp I et e recreetlo~
fecllltl~. Ask'g S850l.
497-1387, 557-81B'.1 -~'
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• Apts. l'um.
E~cl!anr 111 ~rtunlty 200 Gonerol Huntington -h '"'!!r!S! ~ Coota -· JOIN THE . ' ' '
WANT OC EAN PRONT SAN Clemen., ll<tll\Y Salon FREEi I »OR LEASE TwNtaey ! Bl.U~YFllO!<r'
• Ullit> with 114,leO aMuat Great poten<W ,,.. o•= Londlord-~-nor• ~. 211 •-r' ---• ...;,.,, ~-·-2 BR. I •· ~· flS.500 equity -p1111 open.tor. ow.to'"' loc:. Ctll ~ l.'r.. ~ -..:;. wtih dl;;:"·,.;;;.~$525 Mo.~~
.MAh lf needed. ~ aft 6pm. We will rdff tenants 10 )'OU. ftreplace. Cholc. li>catian 6
LIVE LIKE A KING
At ....,got Prices! i'"Ci_ti Dick Poucher, CRI SPORTSWEAR ~au store. FREE ot cbarse ..• MW ,_...._.._. -kAA1.. * s BR or 2 • ca. 2 Ba.,
DON OSEll 0 ... 1.-~ .. ,,_._. duirahle teuanll on our ne ... .._._ neu -DIR. Lra .Yf'd. l yr old. 1'URN1SBED;. • •_""'"'t...... nteo •womens. ,... ... UllalllftJ ~~•l"l 1;., belch and •bop p I n_s_. Pool prM. $115.,133~ UNnJRN!SHED
MT-SU.l 8 _ ,vn. Balboa Ialancl. .., .._.. Available 1 Feb "13. 1 BR. -3 Ba /d
ul l!ttato Wanhld IM 1~ Par-· Good ALA ontals e "5-3900 ~~,.~~l=lft'..: r:r;..;.,~if..-1'.i:.~; ; =~ID
• Quick CaSh , * loc:atloruo. 11000· wm hal1di.. -~· '.:;nt~ ~~ ~ -s BEACH ""'-s lo 4 BR, OARAGIS ~Ill bey ;o..r propttty .. All }ocu, ..,,, &U-22!!0. NO FEE VACANT tp1, .. tlo; -Yev1Y. * CONVINllNT
cuh wlthln 72. hrs. Cau ~1;, to Loan 240 , • ABBEY REALTY ·-TO ALL BEAQIES
962-.88Sl , · • L $23'7 per montb, first & IWIBOR vu -~ 3BR. . . i t 1st J 011$ • HURRY on Thb! last, Near new City ram nn, llvlnr , din~. FROM $140 M9NTH
-·-·, a.c1>e1or, rum. 195. All utll Part. s BRS, bullttns, 2BA. Ira >""I-elH035 ADULTS PLEASE illlY. 6141' ·INTEREST pd. BKR/OWNER 962-5511 s BDRM, 2 BA, lnunac. VILLA POMONA g 2 · d. 'y·9 L · • NEAR s..ch• 1 BR CJot. Ex T REMELY 1uxurtoua cuap, sm "'• tast,.. .
1 -INC. n . oans ~ 1n ,_,,.. $165. Utll 4BR -Itnl din ""·Jl ........ -PHONE .a-201s
I Want to Buy From Ownrr . l.D\\·est ratea Ort.nae• Co. , ·!r:oJ:,6_'be~ Nifent or Newpoit Heights llT&O Pomona Ave.)
Home in N.E. Costa Mesa. S•ttler Mt9. Co.. e OULD/PET WELCOME! .eut. 9C-&W7 or 9$M01l 3 BR to yard. Children ii
I IT• $28.000. Princlpat. ooty. 642-2111 MW611 2 Br hoe, lnc:d yrd. encl pr, rm. A!" pett °"· Avail Feb. 6th. Cena de Oro
I MG-0'56 or ~ ext .. 14t.-ServlJW Rarbot. arta 21 )'l'I. frplc, bltns. pss. 3 BR, 2 BA, elee RIO, FA $2'TS. 675--305!. . AU. UTUJTIE.9 PAID
.---· CONSOUDATE BILLS e RARE Indeed! 1 Br. Furn ht, w/ W'Cl'Pts & ~~ Tustin Compare before )'OU rent
[ I Private money available """" Bal Ill. SUndeck. pr, lnc:d, ln<bq>d. · CU.tom de-. fea!uMr: I ........, • 2No ro·s -ANY AMOUNT Pet oli. poci1mo Util Pd. 1229, mo. AGT: -or < BR. 2 BA, t.n<:ed yard, • -kitchen with ln-
Call ln4l ~ Bier -. children wdcoroe, le.., direct llrhtlltil I • YEARLY! S Br ft.Im hie. 4BR 2BA. tun crpt a S300 month. m..3SM. • Septrale dla?s area I Moriv-. Balboa "'""'· Qrlldren ok. ......:. aled c I • U---.... -T '
ft __ , 260 -... ~.ae ear. ean.ttau1MP:urn.or PlmK>'....., 8u1lneu "" ..,...;mt ......... Nice neilhbotbOod Covtred Una.-• 'Privlte pt.tiol Opportunlly 200 l<0.000 ht TD. paid dwn to WE HAVE WTS MORE patio. $250. 81&-2396 or "'"h . 310 e Clooed Iara&• .,;,.,,..,
i THIS IS IT I S20.tm-<owrln&. vteant II All. PRICES A SIZES! M&-3122. . Newport Buch e l4arl>le pullmu acre commercial property DUPLEX. lBR. or 2BR It • Klna:·a ~
Thi!! i.!; an opportunity 90 San Juan Caplltram, valued If )'OU M«I help call today Den 2 BA, new, fenced yi'd, * YEARLY A. WINTER * • ~~·~ · ~ iood that YoU can 'have at $45,tm. 9'7o int only ALA Rentel1 e 6454900 S%iO mo. 536-2914, 548--3'46 Finer Home1 ln Beach Area tcapln&, with Plu.I
security and provide "'~U quarterly, all due in 5 yrs. lMI Newport Blvd •. CM or 49-H364 From $3&1 Month Adu!t itvt-at !ti beit
for t005e dear to you. You lO?'C' discount Broker, . $325-4 Br. 2 Ba F/R. Crpts, Gill Grundy Rltr. S15-IJ.S1 .u.ftGEj_ BR '190
can ntake enough mooer to TI+-493-ll~t drps, d.rpl. Patio. 5 !'DOI old. 3 BR, 2 BA, house, 2 blkl to , No~Pell
have a better home, finer $17,500 2nd TD, on' com-Buab&rd/Adams. 988"-1212 beach. $250/mO. 365 w. Wilson 642-1971
cars1 more Investments and merda1 proptrt)' dwntwn FRESm..Y P&inttd-2Br me 615..549f
still sa\-'e mon: money. We San Juan cap is tr an 0 , w/ wfw crpt, $1?5fmo. ht Unbellev•bly Bt•utiful
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are now estab~ an ex-payable Sl75 per month. HouMI * Apt1. 1 lut , nl 80-3418. Condominiums VAL D'ISERE Garden Apta.
tren1.ely lucratM, ~lesale lncld 9% all due in 3 yean. * ••a 0111 * mo 1 re Unfum. 320 Adults -no pets.· Flowers distributorship tn thll area Ow.Der. ~ con.. ~ • __ _ Bike to ~--=-1 Va_c 2 Br, __ ~--·~eY.ttn/bere. stream 1:
ror"NEWmtst·spraya:--Tbese" struct-lon this-year W.11"'COITAMllA gar, $135. ~pels. Waterli.U-;15'POotRtC.RiiC
. ~nuine products are in-w/U>,COO bank depoalta. These Are Just A Few Of Rent-A-HouM 979-1430 4 BR 3 BA Sauna, Sgls 1·2 Bdrm.,
' dcpendtntly rebottled and 15% discount. Brokll!:r Our !ANY RENT"'• WALK .. ch. 3 BR ~ 1850 ft ~ .. ......,,. well Furn-Unfurn. from $138 contain such World Famous n4/493--l.15'1. ' l\ ~ • · • to a aq • -· · SEE IT~.,. DX! Panona . F'n'nch O::lloene& a 11 : * OEN. D:shwhr, 2 car pr. cared-f9r home, in Newport 642-8670
CHAN.EL NO, S. WHITE 20% OISC. lstT.D. Seuoned $140-A REAL FIND! 1 Br. Bi& yard. No pets.~ Riviera, with pool 4 othttt -~-·------
S H 0 u L 0 ER s , and "'ell secured. Pays $160. mo. Cottae;e. Crpt1, drps, pr. Irvine recreational 1ac111 t I ea. El Puerto Mesa
ARPEGE. We want a biah 10% duel!m. Bax 3. Apple * 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; !E51per mo. BKR . I BR't-$130&UP calibre man or woman who Valley, 242-3144 $1SO--FURN. APT! AU Utill1 w.w~
has a servicable car and Pd. Quiet area, 1 cblk\.Qk. YES, We have Rentall UnfVrn;& Furn.
"tio is immediately ~ ~ * •,... Mt¥ we be of eeMce In SPACIOUS 2 BR, l~ BA. AllUtllltielPaicl .
available tu.11 or part time I -·-I ...._ Jl'J5..PRJVATt).fBr. floele, aol.vfnl )1)Ul' bousln&: needs! Cpts, di'pl, trplc. blt-im:. Pool 6 Recreation to M.'Nict' a c c o u n t 1 _ l'ICI t~enced for__ kid&/pet.s. Pool, recreation room. No 1959 Maple Aw., CM
established by pur company. WON'T LAST! t. ~n under 15. AvaU Abo pra!!! 6:Jr rent
If you are sincerely ln-Housn Furnished 300 * E::;;n ENo~ ~e.:o. '-: * aM 50 WEEK A UP terested in a pttitlge •'141)-NEAR BEAOI! 3 Br, 2 nd •--~ ~M .. ~ busineM of your OW'1 and BllbcN l1l1nd ..,Ba, Dbl earage. Fenced fur a ....,," ~·· • StudJo I: 1 BR Apt&.
have I.hi.' required mini~~m kids. , VIEWS ! 2FBewR st.2 ~ to be~~hln. •• ~ Maids.-•~tcJA~ in\•eslm<'nt of $2500, wnte 2 BDR!'l-1, 2 BA, newly LANDLORDS! pac. , °"'' -»· u ..,-,..,,I'll:' ....,, ... ~ • nNI
Immediately giving name, decorated,: frpJc, adults. FREE RENTAL SERVICE •-w"SINCE n~·81..i.. nn., trplc.; elevator. $485. e Oilldren • Pet Section
address and phone number Short term. 6T:>-2157. BEACON RENTALS .1..11t estern o••.1111. ,,... 5.1> Ollf Dr. Lag. Bch. 2376 Newport Blvd., CM
to: P.O. Box 66001, O'Hare 3 8 [., 11/i ba., yrly. * ,., •Ill * University Parle, Irvine 644-1615. 548-9755 or 645-3911
Intl Airport, Chlcqo, JU. 673-1488 -D1yt 522-7000 N'9flt1 Irvine NEW 1 BR'a bvm $lS)..$2ffi.
6 O 6 6 6. or, Ca 11 : COTl'AGE $35 mo. Alto 1 Br _ Adults. Nr beach • abop'a:.
312/298-7880. 81lboa Peninsula Silvera.do, 2 Br Mob. $130. 3 2 BR., 1~ Ba. ,.New. Bltns, 114 E. 20th St, c.M.
TOP LOCATION ro..-· 3 BR. Farm bse $140. Hone 2 BR. 1~ ba. ····••···· $225 pool 5'8-(1137. DISTRIBUTOR bedroom. new ~ f;'1 and Ran'cb on acreage $210. All 2 BR. 1%. ba. Air Cond. $265 $210 .Mo. SU-2657 ..:NI:::CEL=:::Y.:_tum.-~Ira-.~1 -BR.=
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• WHOLE&\LE Yearly · lea.!le $400 per Rent--A-HOUM 979-8430 ired h·11 · ....... ,,,.,_ pell. 2CS2Elden64&-2768. . month. PE:l'E BARRE'I'1' 2 BR 1 Ba. Lrg yard l I 3 twRM.., 2 Ballm, new, 1 BR. $140 &: $135. Larile.
Start part time and pyramid REALTY. 642-5Xll child'o.K $155 ~. 2015 "F' beaSe'"utcln. ""'• ~!!'. ~Y .. ~·. Ideal for Bachelors. AdWta I your profits to fu.11 time aeU u. ........ --.... r• ,...1., ....... ,, ... _ .. St uo 9633 employment. GFC ls ex· Laguna Beach Wallace 546-1506. dshwsbr. 528--21T1. .. • ...,. ~ .....,,........ • _,..
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to service retail_ accounts in~ ~'t~d. ~i Br. SPYGLASS Univ. Park Center, JrviDe ~m0. ~~ bltna. Mar No. 5. 646-6353.
the automotive indu.stry,; ""'lanae ... Chlld/sml pet, Sr'l!athlaking Vu of Ocean. on~~~.l~~55.2~~nt Mission "'-to ' ms. l»ftly.•1 .JUL, J"um.
' G Winier Bay &: Oty I..Jahta. 6 BR. · .:;...;+. Near stores. Quid adults.
NO SELLIN ,\$225 .-·l Br. Nicely turn. 3"2 ba, Fam Rm. DinRm, L 8Mch NEW single story, 2 BR, 1 1985Pomooa.CM548-0728. j If selected Distributor ahtltl Frptc, g:Are.ge, xlnt loc. 3 car gar, 1 )T be, incl ~nl BA, crpte, drps, bl.tna, cov LRG, clean ~ Utll pL ~ive immediate excellett Ocean view! gardener, 64().1768. $200 _ Util pd. 2 Br. So. patio, pJ'., uae of pocil;, xlnt Pool. $110. Adu1t over 35. I income v.ith unlimited NU·Vll::W RENTALS SO. of HwJ-2 BR. 1 BA. Laa\lna. Gar. Yard. Deek, loc. $210 mo. 830-5891 548-2«n, ~3394..
potential calling on ~ m-4030 or 494-3241 Ftplc. Freshly .eunted, Oilldttn welc Newport Beach 2 BR. Traller. $125:, 1 Bit
tracted accounts. w/W crpt'&, retritio No S225 _ Util pd. Olann1nl 1 Trailer, $120. No chUJi/peti
GUARANTEED 2F~~·l~·:~ ~~: childrtn, ~pets. iiet Br. Frplc. View. Stepa to BLUFFS-BAYFRONT 3 BR, 646-1809, 642-3375
RE-PURCHASE PLAN Wkend &Hl589. or wkday mo. 675--0&li7· beach! 2"' BA, cust. decor., frplc, NICE 1 BR FURN DPlJI Zll: 360-6253. 4 BR, 2 BA, FIR, DIR. S300 -Util pd. Lra 3 Br, 2 dJ'PI, apts. patio&. Nr. pool. Quiet adult no peta. $120
I 13989 investment required tor COTJ'AGE. redec .. nu bltlns, ~Bl~ ~~ .r:k Ba. Frplc. Gar. Yard. . t:t-ra.$S2S/mo. Owner. 2161' 16th St 642...J693 .
inventory and complete ~· ~~-nr .heh. 1 adlt. 833-3894. , ~~IEW RENTALS Unfu 'IClli LARGE dean 1 Br., 2 Ba.
I training program. Util. pct saio. «M-5985 eve. wow new ~ .. t.h 3 BR 3 v•.;roowv or 494-3248. Duplex• m . ...,. pool, Util pd. Adulta over
' .,.,_....... " MONARCH "BAY ~ 3 35 $'130 ~MO'J ~ For more lnformatk>n. phone Lido Isle Ba., nr. Big Corona Buch. BR. den It JQJI.-$850/mo 81lboti Penlntul• · · ' ·
COLLECT. Mr. Handley FOUR BEDROOM • 3~ $400 Mo. ownr/agt 673-6510. incl ~~I ma.lnt. 2 BR. den, 2 ha.-~ blk bch & I :D;;.•;;.n;;;•c.:..Po;;.i;;.n;;.t ___ _
(601 ) 994-9375 bath. Nicely 1urnlabed in-2,..BvR.e Ll _BlriA•. ~· •• ~· ~ 4 or 7. ba,y. $325 mo. yrl1. 135i E. LIVE tn the all new Dana eluding . $450 per • '" ' ... -• .,.. ... ..., ff1-..J Balboa Wvd.., Apt A Point Harbor at the
POTENTIALLY HIGH month til PJ~· 30th. Or can no pets. $2Th/mo. 962-8449. L!f"!"' "t=" \ (dwnstra), . 536-3518 or beautiful Marina Inn Motel,
EARNINGS be 2 bedroom. 2 bath at Cost• Mesa EXCEPTIONAL ocean view. 21311163-lld. 34902 Del Obllpo St.
, FULL OR PART TI~1E $325. PETE BARRE'IT AVAILABLE 2-15-73, F.ut New 3 bdrm. Exdualve P\e LARGE deluxe 2 Br, l " Ba~ {496-2353). Kitchens. ef-1 Tiny Togs Sales, Inc. now REALTY 60-5200 guarded 1eCtion ot Sea Ter· HOD.II Sa ~ lU. ftclendes A-apu~ establishing Tiny Toga Jn. Newport 8Mcll side c.M. New paint, 3 Br. race. Sep&ta~ bofne. Month ·'if:n · ,-.... -· , · fieited ' ~l. · dlreGt: .,
tant Centers in retail outleti 1enced yard, Boat/camper or lease $500. 493--Sl'69. · E •. .Bt¥~.4.ye. !3f1M' ' , ~ .teltNilbi.·· ;~
throu&hout the United C 2 B $175 1 Al &torl.J!', all elee. kft. lf'if Colta ·MMa.. ·J .. , ~ batbo ···~ -frihW. SlateL Quality infant wear VA • r. • c ean. so cleanlng ove.n. dlshwubu, THE SHORF.S . . I mfftlnc.roorn. eklse to San
manufactured by 25 year old Wallt to Wtr 2 Br Hie, CdM, new carpet, drapes $241'.l. 3 BDRM., 2 BATH 1190 MO., J·!P\-, ltO'Yfi Omnente aod tacuna·
firm. New and ~n kids. mon. 642-0219 $400. MO. 496-8877 ret, carpi~ Pcllle Beach. Cine play in ~
method of sales di.stributlon. Rent-A..HouM 97'-IC30 2 BR., 1 ba.. w/p:r. Nu Lldo lale to rort. Aprlt ·6*-2414 harbor • · * u·r.f In I ;
OUllets furnished and THE Bluffs. Bea tUul VM! paint drps wJw crpts Huntington .lNch ltportsftshlr!g, '"'°PPIDI Ulf ~U&ineu completely set up Secluded. FuUy ~ed w2 btum, 1en00' yrd. treM. N; ENJOY IJ~ Lile! 3 BR, 3 restaurant&.-$50 . week and
in you are for qUallfied BR 2 BA' y 1 1 9Chll "'""" free w y . BA, aept. din. rm., lrg. Pt.· --thls ad and p_erson. INVESI'MENT • ' eary eaae, Cilld1 _.k S195 ~ tlo nu decorated avail. IMMED OCCUPANCY ~1..;'7s: ofl on 'nr.t ~~ .. 10 t lld0,082al · 1
1""'1-~~";°Ad~~ 00y;" 644-~i Virltnl~Pt!ct. 838-f.3cB Feb. 1.July 1. $475ior yrty: New 3 Br aPt.·$25>. mo week's rent.
11<'\;un::"' a e er eve · • · 133 Via Wa.zim, tm-2518 bl &ibWlhr • .7.~~;:;:;;;:-:c::--::= Easy and pleasant for men Sin Clemente $250-BRAND NEW 3 BR., 2 Open Sun 1_5 · D ~· LARCE1 % BR· apt, pi'aae, 9nd v.'Omen. \Yrite today for Bath doubJe a: a r a & e · · 331 Osweao, H.B. sund'ecK, laundry, suo. In. details ~ PleMe inchie phone 2 BR ' Den. partly Townhouae. Crpts, drps. bit· Newport Buch 516 l360 quirt 1030 S. O>u! Hwy,
r un1ber . fUrniahed Lea.le. 4IJ'r Santa ln.s. K1da A Pool. Avail. · l..ap:na Or.call OMMB.
: Tiny Togs Sales. Inc.1 3415 Barbara. ·Call ru: 424--3452. now. Dt.ya (all) 5311880 or $22:5 -2 Br. O\annellront. N rt 8Nc:h Huntl.....,., IMclr · Wett End Ave., Suite 7, H Unfu 3Q5 Evc1 <n4) 84M538 Gar. Boat allp avail. Q1d ewpo<.;,;.;,..;;..;.; ____ 1;,;;;,;;,;;;";,:;,•"-'-""'F='---f~l.e, Tena. mn, <615l ouMa m . MESA Verde 3BR & p;o okri?s-2 Bl'. 2 Ba. Udo hie. m; ~. 3 br, 2 ba $SS' W*IKL·Y
TRAVEL AGEHCIES ~ol 5BR. new CU1>ellnl· S250 i>J>)c. New crpts, -From -Yl'ly. Walk ExoCUtlw S..11.o l 3BR. 2B&. q. bk. yd. $Z!5 Gar to bch. ~ pt, 'ld..!188 or 727 y k-a•J I Two IUlly approved, 1" LANDLORDS! CENTURY 21 5'tHl52J sia; ·-2 Br Frplc. homo. 8':1-'191' · · .or".lO!"', '"!"·
o.,rant t"' buen,\1~,1Y,,· ~!,~~ ownbee~ We '-'---'all:te tn N-......... LOVELY 3 BR home ne8r beach.· CdM, Garap. 1 -·Jiea°di Blv" .. at Y.-.. , . n "' ~~. ·~· ""~· apt'd & drp'd, -u y pet ok. '" il r
ers retirine. :C~~= ~~~ Call ~ .. ulc ioi NU-VIEW RENTALS I •'4=• 95·_,...._ 1-· 5,....,11 '
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}ONES Nu· View! ' IMMAC 2BR duplex. Newly s BR. N'pt fflhtl. Peta, I IL' I . • ruu ldtcben I
I·· nr u :rv1-NU-VIEW RINTALS ftdec<tnted. D•blw •b, clill.n., <UC. 1215 Month. A-pt ·p · v U0 e Heated pool I AUUo ,_ 673-4030 or ~ patio, La~, 54l-a23. $165 avail. Feb. lit.: Lge. 2 BR. I. una.: ,e Laundry factlltiet
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I (714)973-8210 I FREE LOVELY Vu horn~. $2115 month .Jlal Pinchln, •. ··~linens'
2CI01W.Mboe""' Rental Book With many to 4BR,2BA, elect Jdtch, crpll, Rltr. l75--092. • $28 Wk' i;p On oa.M' • T.V. • tnai4 ..-V• avail. ~ .....,_.. '9ldl·CelflMllUllD choose from. Stop by and ~ drp1., $390. 96U&tH, 546-3164 BLUFFS Condo. 3 large ·Lovely Bach • 1 B&-Rooml e ~ · . ' 1---------1 browse. NICE 3 BR home, dbl car be&:'oonl~I built-in kitchen. MUI Service • Pool ~ Util Pd e Phooe .Mt'Y\ce.
prqe, ten~ y_anf. Petl pool pnvileges. 2 car • Call ~. • • 1..Mlle to ocean
MOM & POP ok. 1225 mo. 919-53lll. ........ aood .,..n bait BE by Younelf. -_,, /
t. BUSINESS 2700 Harbor IDvd. at Adam Dana Point ~:, :~~u:. ~ci~: -Bay ...... ~~~~~. The .· 8ice re d u c e d • Han1· Costa Afesa 545-0465 Broktt 6*)-0020 .....,._ ,..,~
burger-Taco Drive -i.n . EASTBLUFF OCEAN I: harbor view, new ' C del MAf' • Teenagers can help, too. 4 BR 3 BA fm. rm $425./ NEW 11IREE BEDROOM I.;.°';..'"'.;;.."'"-'=....,,---~S7,500. CENTURY 21 R.E. Individual ~e. over 200J mo, ' Exedttive h'o me , CONOO ·with own boat aUP. 1 Br. furn.; eel Pz., Adj, to 6'2-4<1~ .,. It .. unu""81 1arg, 4 bed· m.Tll~ carpete,OPEll~ .~ compl ...,.~---'1,11..elll ; I AltY . = ;11131~ ~:n~ East Bluff J. xtru. at "11 'VJ~• c;;:t a.tillroft, m-UDO. ' . .. 1
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• Beauty Salon • will do It for this lovtlY 2 pets. $475 per monlh. Call J:;; Spectacular A HUGE. only. call m,.2279 . Ul\R
Typewriter Sales ol Serv bedroom, 1 bath home. Ga1 67J...6568 or 546-3688. mo. Yrly. D a v e Cotti Melli , ..
F\u'nlture Stori!, anxious built-ms, cafllell • dral>e1 F I V II m..im, ~ ,
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. ·HOLLAND But.Solot ~-1!R<i briclc I BR. 2 BA. Crptt, m,,. Bltna, crpta, -Call queen d" bed, prtv drou-
' 1718 Orange, CM 664170 fire~ace. Fu.If pnce SZ.000. th>lc blt·ina. $200 mo: Mr. Gtrafd 213: &Z-3$49 tne nn. xtra lrs rooms, encl ~
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' SEcitETARIAL-1 e rv Ice . dep, 11310 Delphinium. UOO Sanda, 3 Br, 2 Ba, 00 pet•. . ...
Llguna. Growlne o~por. for 2l3: 318-1739 aft L trplc. 1._ yrd, nu crpta, 2035 l'ullomo, C.M. , CLASSIFIED AD DIPARTMENT
~er. a r o I ' Realton St&-0022 uuntfn ...... n lffch d~, dahwhr, b 1 t .1 n s , •'OR parllcular people, Dtlx • ... -~ • •• ••• l.\10/mo. 646-15118. b ~-2BR. I" •· ' ' • " I BEEfl.Pool N .. .ch. Sh 3 Bedroom. • bath, new, of· mo • ·~••· ~ -M. rk ,. . · r , arp fer S300 mo. 3BR, 2BA, ftnced ~1 IWIBOR View -4 Sr, 2 Bt, w/w crpt ev<ry rm, ""?i a· elp ace' Sll!:t for liq, Uc. Terms. ()wn. S bedroOm, 2 bath. near ten-;a.rdenet, water · pc!, JHI f&m rm I: D/R. O:>mm. tum. d.tb/Wlb htd poo er 1tavJ.ne. 6t6-88ll Brk. pis and pool $260. mo, Brk. mo. pool. Gvdener. S 4 7 5 . Jdlta. no pets. 1115 mo
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83>-3437 Days: 548-7398
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BEl'WEEN 8aY &: Beach 2
BR. 2 BA. Garage.
Call 6f3...5332.
Corona dol Mar
ON TEN ACRES
Apts. furn,/W1turn •. 4_ase
Fireplace / prlv. paUos.
1, Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bkfst.
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Studio on dead.end 1tnet
Cf1>U;, ctrPs.' pool, bllnlll,
Wiv.,patloe. $155..1 ~hlld ok.,
No pell. 548-nst.
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house, 2 Br, 1 Ba. apta;
drpa. adultl only, m peta..
Refs. 2364 Santa Ana Aw,
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new pain• crpll, ojlpo .. Pooi;
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ahop'e •beach. Adults onb°;
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Quiet l comfortable adult
Juxuey apartrnentl
Only·two available
2 Bedrooms & 2 ba.lhS
Shag carpets, bullt-IM
Ga.I-&_water _tumi&bed .
Pool, garages 'and
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Resident Mgr, 645'-5'18)
23U ELDEN AVENUE s:I5 Unfurnished or
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Enjoy Adult Llvlnt At Ir• Belll
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18992 FLORIDA STREET
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2 Acres . Beautiful ~ark-like surroundings.
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2 BDRM. Unfi!rn. $185. . Fnm. $215.
TOWNH OUSE 2 BR, 1,,,.Ba., 1~ sq, ft.
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Walk to Huntingtor Center
Adults, No pets
IA QUINTA HERMOSA :
16211 Perksld• Lane. H.B. I
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(4 blks. So. ol San Diego Frwy. on Beach, l
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Living at Oakwood Is $1 mllHon ln recreation.
Swimmi ng pools. Health clubs. Saunas. Ten-
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Sand Volleyball. Whh1pool Baths. And Iota
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brunchu and barbecuea.
Stertlng es low as ,$140. Slngles, ~ne and two-
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Oi kw'ood Garden Apartments
Newport Beach
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645-0550. 642-6170
PRI\tATE room .I: b&tll. J)~ Apt. -prfv. patto. Kitchen and la u n d r )'
Musici. g PGOA• lllUna, tennis prtvllece1. \Vewkin& woman
Sat Sp111dout Pool!kle or ld100l $85, 586-0996.
BurvaJ<>w SLil. 84H259. ROOM for rent, 1 pn'I06,
Nowport -h South Laauna. u .. of ""' botllie .... 1084. •
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zm S.nta Ana Ave. I * OCEANFRONT * * Prlvole R-* tower 2 Bit winter rtnt&I • (or
$2:'.$ Mo. tower 3 BR., 2 ba.. Ambulabxy ~or Man.
Yo&rly S3<ll mo. A&en.,!. _ Good_c_nulrlt!Out Food •
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Splrri(.'(MM 1 bdm'I AP,i from Fl."'MAl.£ 23 Jooldna:; Jar ne. P"' mo. \JUI pd, I --•-~ t heilted Mm!nll; PoOl. 2 ~lllaw roomn'\l.1'11 ' & I~ l&undry f&~ 0.k1"00d Aptt, NewPQC1.
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-·" to SNre 430 .......... ,,_ -530 LJ L SSS Corpot~ ,.,,,... Polot~ -Hotp w ........ M-&..P-nt w-. M & " 711 Hele w-. M & "710 Hotp w~_M' " n•
11»1. 14UOJ&h• • ., w.. 3 iiii '; HINDU SPIRl1VALJSr * PUPPY i..t, ""' Ullo • iOON-s c..,,.1 • ~ Popo !!!!'1! AD~G SALES ' ' ' ~ ~ ..
iolx nr ....,,, Bal """"' , Let lhll Ml -,..... --Ii Gemwt Dri.sl>lmpoo ·-""°Id>-APT. ltm:RIOR EOP CONTROL &':hn.t ~I. A ~JI.· *1Z to June lS. ~ I '~'holll outJook on lite for tht Sht-phford. 11; ~lalemute. 1\31\t fSoU R.f_wdaftta) •• carpet cleanl.nr. Rert. -TRAJNEE CLIRK Trab&c:6 Produd.I, an. .
2 atru will &hare 3 Bl' 11p1 1 bettt'r PrcfeukN.I """b Wht, blk • ant>'· Rew.mi. Decrtuen • all c.dol' ~'R.££· CSTIMA~ &a-10.59 You're the one we need lf'.f: bavo ambition lBth SI.. CM
t ame 2 blla to ....., on IUe. Lie. R .. dings doily, .,.,.., 64.'l-M20; ""'" bnt<hle .. n A IO m1 ... to PROF Paint'--a!ao ·~-and do 'l -•-• "'•• DAILY PILOT ~-~P •~u~°!.':"' -FRY'c;.,.,~~oo=K~--r Call 67$-Tm. ' 10 AM·lO PM. '9Ul3'. &l>-3903 -1 .. white ......... ' .... ·~ n ........ WOf....,;. • ~·~u ~ WM-• "
492-9Q3.I, l12 No. il Camino Save )'OW' money by aavt,. aceou&. l"'f:ll. lntft'/t!'Jcffr. needs a Q)es trainee to learn the newspaper fUnctlonJ and of.Mr ~neral Ovtr 2.1. MUJt be c!tan A O:r!f" for Rent 435 Rtt.1. San Of.mtn1e. LOST : "~" ShlaY me extra triJ>1. WW elttn Ut"/tm. Free Mt. &t.WJ91. adve.rtisinc. business and eventually call on dutlell aL....icoed. .Preyiowi nNL APPb' ~nhn, Surf
GAR.AC£ f'01· Rent. 3100 \\', AT hut ror the not-so-ric:h, =nla~hi:,~~ ~ llvtna nn., din1nl rn1. A EXT SPECIAL $1" • automoUve, real estate and other accounts. EDP experltnct and;/or A &rkiin, W. O:>Ut ~ H NB F i Cn&inetic ~. Cdlular not c11~ Vic ••--i--hl\11 $15. Any rm. $1.50, l Br. Llc/lna. m.618! G I rl £.OP Scho01 tninlnsc: P~!er-~H'-wy,;:;",;.N~.B;;·="'*=~-1 Lldo t hll'~slo ~r· mo~cfl:_ Thei;apy Tf!chnl<ruet b.>' H\ah ~. . -M• oouch StO. Chair 15. 1$ 1"1-BIG DIAC w P & labor reat opportunity or gbt lfraon. Good ftd, -FRY COOK EXPf.'lL
ttUent . tor •tori~ boat s~ °' Arnfr. Med. , ~ .. -~. lwdo1oa1 .... ~~ ... no11t. c.11 for ~pJ~ i est., nit company employee program. you are en-A~pl .. ti-.U. Mon. thni Wed. • _ BLUI DOLPHIN •
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6~ Sock-ty (If \'ie-1'1111\, at "i LOST: vk!. ~ A 1o-....... .,.. a ·-H ~-6846 lhuslasllc. rellableJ dependable and capable, o1 UTU 3366 VMt Lido Na. ' S'Y•l.ll'I CO!!. cn41 m-~. dian&POlil', lt.B. small '-Ciotlc1 n:t. 531--0101. -anemen · 1.. ACl ,IC M AL . • · NEW ~ ~ 3 hAired ' I aJ ...... PAPERHANGERS a pp...., : 1 700 Newport Center "Drive ~ tor mobile horn~ Socl1I Club• m ~· 121'ltri. ;~ .. -~ .t.e:: C•rMnt, concm. Redueect n.tft for the ott Personnel Der;;· Ne'4\'IOrt Beach GENERAL ~-u • mt.c ... ~ •w~ -~· ·~·-' PRIORITY JOBS -· ' ~·~ -FJND \'OURSELF · C PATIOS-PLANTERS sealOll. ~ __ ,, THE DAILY Pl T ~:: I-'OR RENT _ 3100 JN SOMIDNE ELSE SllAGCY sll\u 1'1 tO¥ poodle An Omcrete work. Brkk, ~£R. .J:Wer. ~er~ 330 W lay St Costu M · Equal 0ppor Empklytt =~ ~ I w. eout Hwy, N.B. DISCOVER •I<. :llnl. • Santa Ana. .ium.,tone wk. m=. Dlcic, ~ .,~:· • ., ftG E ON ~per to
W-SIOO. ISCOVERY C.M. >ttH"3; ..,., >IHllB CIJSl'OM CEMENT IVORX ' Holp WOflted, M & F 710 Holp Wonted, M & I' 710 .:.EIMCTIRLI. RICS c::bi..Telll!r, Offlc• Rent•l 440 n~ ~-3393 ~re. om~ WAL.KS. -pt.tiot. Pl•,ter, Petch, Rep.Ir -~ CuNtt TrDe
i=-....U blaclc A wl:lh! Pool d<cla. Don. ~<. " PATCH PLASl'ElUNC CAl'ITERIA Aloetnbl<" noedad w/PC Credit CJecJcer (2) $2. br omCE -20'x40'. p&nt'ied, Trawl 540 female cat, no t&Il, no col· PATIOS. waJb. drivft. Saw, All t;)rpN. .1'rM ettimiattl A PERSONNEL board • eoldertn, uptr. Cttk 'l'ypUt I
window b'Ontare. w/w neOA' l&r. Vic. &.con ~. N.8. bre&k. rernow .l ~ Call 5«)..a:25 1 Short ord~. c&lhierine A: Penn. emptoymfnt in Claim.I Adjum?
cartiet. alr-Cond .. bftlh, t AIRUNE TICKET &12--70J2or673-2185. contrete.~torest. Pl bl 'port.~r een'l le(up • servt~. &w:· ple..uant~ ~~.·~~ to~ ~ty ~-~ ~;.PpPt LA to Landin Direct RALPHS, CM. pna lot Jan ChlW CaN um "I per. orUy l'K'ed a.pply, call For~ ~ ~·:'""
...... ~ ..,."'l' Ina Sl~ Pri" pty t96-4T66 3. ChtJ1 w m.1691 ,, e>nter, 821 So. Brookhunt, . . er~...., °r.~.!.~s WA~" PUMBING REPAIR .!), 1 · lndumiaJ Hons ~·acwcy 'l'rne $2.Z , SUfte 9 fBrookhurrt .l Ball) orpnmuon .....,.._ ,,,_ .. .,.. n 1511 No f>b too mna1l / / CASHIERS , FUe Cltrk
Call Mr. McNamee, ,.._..n ~-------,Ilg] PO Box 1774 Np< Bch. Babys;-. Tender LoYlnti DRAIN"s ~~ • in ..No/~ FullJp/ttme po<ltlonl. Gd 17141 494-9401 ~ ~ Tme
at S46-8103. LOlt llMI Foinl l~ yr old ~alpolnt nWe Cue. My home nights. Re-w......._~ -fl.SO ~~ Growth co. 5 Loca-Gal li'riday CORONA DEL MAR . Siam.,. w 'blue Joweled <OI· liable. Infant • 2 yn. $.A. Sewer llne to 100' -II>. -· METRO CAR WASH, TELONIC G"1 l'rt. ~me
Jar M>st ln N'pt Shores. ~"-~. * 5&2502 * ~ 2950 Harbor Blvd. Ol. Gen'I Ottice
"""""· l2lO .,. n. 0 r11ce ••••••••• •-.. -~ ~ ,,_ ~ -· -r:r-:::·· INDUSTRIES 'l""' tau...d to '"""" de-·~·~·· -CX>STA Meu Pr&-School S-lng/Alteroll.,.,1 Oranfje County CLERICAL Gen'! ornoe ~gn. Full ......,., bldg. Found (free ads) 550 BLACK KnTEN 6 moo. old, '°""" l8th A Monnwta. CM • I L..,... llMch =
with ample-· •~t. neo coltu. Under Vet. o,..,. 6,30:'-"""U. Pion-Altwatlone '41-5M5 A -POLICY TYPISTS •-· Adl"~er Ask for Ouistlnt FND: Small female <'ate. 600 blk Center St., nedproeram, lic'd.~. Nttt, acrcan.te. 20yeanexp. ·r--· F.qual <>ppr. Employer i(~ ...... Opr
BP1"D R.EALTORS 67>$.l) stravoberry blond Terrier. c.~t. 64.S-1291. Eves 838-5231. SI-• HOSTESS We have several poalUons --Loan Proctuor "~"RE mov1-. We __..... Vic. Gothard .l Warner -LARGE hito "'-.. _,_.. .-·· ·-"-bl ~--~~ i.e'""'' "'A•'v ... ..,. ··• ·~ ended up Main &: G&rfield w ..... -,,......,..,. Contractor · avaua e all" ... ..,.t., ener-Exec. Sec'y MJrtna J: .... "'""' o1 ~ '&patt_. ?I.fl~ 1uillb H.B. Found in Dec. 536--7&;3 cm1.~.,.~~blk~.~ ... ~ .... ~ ~G~!.~~~ _!~I n101 d-(~---• Din'-•-) getk: t)'plsta. No. exWJ!ef.:..,,~ Sec'y, BkkJ>r AlA to ~ ~:~ ~ · paytng .i..w, w Can't keep. ... ..... '6s. ~"'Y • ...w1Ua JACK Taulane • Rfpalr .... ..,...,uuuu --a -UVWTilll:"~ .... IWl.110 necesa. u OA't w ua1.n hcept/Typllt ssoo M Tnae
nrgotlate price. 350 sq ft -"'"'-'"'-"=------pet. 646-ZS, CM remod .• addit. 20 yn. exp. ve~rtise, $10 to $25 pair. yoo; Our only ttqUlrement A+P Construction $SIO M~ ~=-Beach 1 o c. ~~rd =k dog~~ Ff~R~rn:" ~:'~ A~;~: way c:: r~· BUHOY 1s that you iwe 65 w.p.m. ~~ ~uk!'aJnut ~ ~~~
SPA~s~~r Ai'~ :e~rt vic.ae~ ~ti ~~· 61~~14~f Vl<'torla & Gerwict, Son. Wd CERAMIC TILE NE\V 6 \\~ o~~ ,ex~ent~i r,~=:e!;.~res J; = ~UONI
05rner \Yestcl.iff DrM! I. 646-$21. cLO=ST'='"'i.,..-~whi..,..,t'"e_nw_"le~dog-67l-fil)tl * S&-2110 mnodel. Free est. Small Apply ln Penon program as well u the op. ~ = PBXJGen1 Ofc
Jrvine Blvd, Ne-A-port Beach FOUND: Blk male, mostly "'ith t.W'TI spots, brown Dratting jobs welcome. 536-X!IS. 18700 ilacArthUl' Blvd. portun.lty for adv~tnl Property CUua.lty PBX Operator
Mr. Hov."BJ'd 64.>6101 Seaniel. dog. l'>led height. leather collar, Ba.lboe. Underwrlt SISK-PBX.,.Ope:rator
S50 Vic. Riverside A\'e, N.B. Penln. IU'eL 67S-5192 P.LANs-Houe:a. Remo·d. lrvine, __ CaliL_ -· CaUMonbetwn·9·am·A4pm er---Recept, Trne
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ail bl _~A•-PEKINGNESE. remale, N~--~·-· 11 ~,,~ ......... ~~,_L==::::::1~· ~!i!iiiiiii~~~~;j 132 Dowr 0r:, N.11. ~~ I fl"lUADe. ~-£'"'"'.. ,,.., Apricot & v.illte, wfflea ~ ~'UIUU a D' ---.. API' Man8Rtt tor (6) 1 bf PERSONNEL DEPT. 6G-m'O ~::-".!. lo
Laguna Beach, 494-!MG6. Collar. Vk-· 5815 E. La c-=~~~~~--unitl. 'iW Ill.Jc ocean. Hunt. HARTFORD --.:1.., ...... ,, fl\INTING'l'ON BEACH l50 Palma, Anahelln. Cail LOST-Loe b1acic H........,,.. PROFESSIONAi. Gardener, Job WOflted, Mole 700 Bc1o. Mlddle ... pnl'd. $50 Secn>iary to '15
• ooo ,.. n., opt'd, pYt. 52<-1Z18 male doc w/wtolt•-. -wortc. prant;:,: MUSlCIAN SaxAFlut ott,.nl53&-3409or637-"43 INSURANCE GROUP EXP't> MOLDERS ~ to! l:tl-th. prkg, util pd., adj. GREY cat ,.,;th red collar, REWARD. 613-1081. sprinlde!w. deamp pl.aye:r ~· job wt~ aft 6. • 9t> W. ll'th ~. Secretary, Jr.
e.o. S90-$1B0. Mr. Lang 714: grffnish/yellO'N ~. Vic. DARK~ slamis tn =pb:la· Ge~ r g: e • estnbUahed band. 80--0039 APT mam.gen. couple for 10 888 No. M~ Santa AM. ().)sta Mesa. ~ T'YPbt
5*)-LJJt Elmira Ir Huntington. H.B. brown leather cue. 'Ibln auid unlta. P/time duties. ow1u.1 Equal 0pportuntty Employer ~1UORITY PER9:>NNEL
D:ESK space available $50 536-1998. in Lactma-.. 15", iPt • GARDfl'm'rfG sent.ce. com-Job WmW, fema .. 702 ftetrt reduction. 314 0eJe St. F.qual Oppor. Employer m/t FIBERGLASS H8nd . AG!:NCIE:S
_ D>o. \1.'ill provide furniture BLACK k>ng he.lttd cat w;th LOST wtdte I: rttY bphtrd ~ cltiuMlp weft by ex-LOCAL EXtt. SIX:TY CM. Phone tint 646!11'98. J.aminatl!lrs, piece wort, 230 E. 17th, CM se..mo
at $5 mo. An~~ service grttn eyts found vie. Irvine fema1 vicinity Irvtne 1ifi per I enc e d, re 11ab1 e • ARCHITErTI ID&L COLLECTIONS a: Aasistant Helmet mfg. apply 1m 9107 Bolsl, Westm IM-1361. aVailabl~. 17875 BcactfBlvd. & 22nd, Nev.rpqrt Beach. 615--3 ~ Reward ' ~· Free estim&tts desirH ~ ln position. -• V-Bookkeeper w/good AIR A Pla t1a. CM
Huntington Beach. 642-4321 . 645-74T2. REWARl D whi ! lD72 or 99Hl832-Typhll_..:s__.~_!'Jl~-go...loo DRAFTSMAN ~ background. Min ---~ Gl!NERAL HILP!R
LADIES \Vrist\O:a.tch &. 2 • te lemale cat, EXP Harilian Gardener wpm ..... ,u....--.i: \.oUlnpollel Est&bliabed int~ dfflan -t-S yrs ex~r. N.B. tlnancial .__ -----to ul1lt ln the aappiy room,
NEAR O.C. Airport, hotel, rings, vie Atlantic Music with Oea collar. San Co~lete pnSen , serv: own letten, desitt1 position firm ln N'pt Beach area orpnl:ation. Xln't co. of-• File Clerk plc!Km S\tppUet -trOm vm-~~uran~~Y:~~ Parking lot on 17th St. in dmitnte. f92--M24_ Kamalanl., 6 4 6-4 6 7 6 ;1th ~blllt;yRe.Vt!t')' now in planned expansion ferin& oppor. fot ad-• c·~ Typist don, 'he will need a cood
ra.te11. 2172 DuPont, C.M. Call to identify, Ll>stslnceOec.l.LraRed 60-1337. 'a!fi:bl.~ apluse '1ettenun:i lttks experienced dratta'. vanctment,M4-43Q'.l. ..,.-. drMngrecon!.Calltorap-
li.'l-3223 :O":i, puppy""" Set· ""''
1~ ~ • G"""' ~rvlces ~~~ ~1:,! ::;an.!:'.IWwerior~'."';j ~u~ \,~ :: • ,Sr, ,Typl~ · po1n1men~Hll
NEWPORT CENTER ter vie. Brookhurst le LOsr, Lido Isle. Female cat, HANDYMAN -all kinda oJ Daily Pilot Newspaper Ftscher, C.M. Hosp., 466 ftlp.b.ip. N.B. • Tecll .. " T~ . r~;;· ·="""'-'='="'=...,.~-1
Sublea5e 1 or 2 dl.-.; view Hamilton H.B., PSese iden-grey tJ.aer strtped. v.wk., small jolJll a P.O. Box l.SiOO, Costa MeA COUNTER PartJ Sa.lecman • •-ypist GENER.AL Of6ce.Muat type.
¢ti.en, secretarial Bl'f'a, tlfy. ·9&S-9810 aft 5:30. 613-4l'.li3 615-1782 spedalty. 979-4636 54&-9723. 9El7. Assemblers Auto parts , counter ~· Hrs: 1:30-4 pm. Banquet
Xerox • -.... 644-0023 o, .. u. ~·-. ----· ·~ u .u11 CX>Ll.EGE -·~-10 c.c sa1esman Full -· .... • Ac:· _ .... c•....a... -Ol!lce. Apply ....... M .:>.n.n. ,,_,.o1 -.. n. "9 ••uui:nt · .) -{Umldlled) ttf req. Hub Auto &n>olY, ~ ..,.. pm. Mrs. Wataon, Airporta'
AP. or 5 ore "'4ites 131~ Of-ourly. """· 1/16, !JO E. l I~ -pert -ofllce..... Elec:t1onlc: mi -mvd, -CM • looldt..-rs & lnn H ... ~ moo MacArthur fice $10, Delk space Mil 3)th SL, Costa Mesa. , _____ .. _ .. __ _, ~ YARD, garage ~anupc. clerical, P.B.X. etc. Costa .,M> ·-~ • • r-· Blvd NB >« I k It c h I b. I b . CM. 64;-3939. . ,....... --. dJrt, Ivy. M ... area. Available .,.... U11-ur Needed -Sec:retaries =;:,•,.;:::,_===--1 m-""' =~="'------..,~ Drtvewya, grading. 847~216166. noons 1 pm. on and Sa.tur-H DELIVERY ol DAILY GIRL FRIDAY
2 ADJ~INING ornCES, B~~ 7tten. ~ GEN. Hauling. Tree/abrub days. Call Linda 5tfi-..K18. ID= Hoon PILOT, SUNDAY ONLYt: VOLT CUst. Serv Trne $425 +
'--· intersection C.?if. $90. 4 mo old, •-·-> tn N'pt Schools & trim Gar &: ·wf ct-....... NEED ':fS..:•1 ~-• W newspaptt canien. ln1t•nt Personnel 1 Girl Ofc, D Toro $348 + ..,_:1 ~ lnshvctlons 575 · ~... ~....-•iuuir. e 9 am--ll 1 pm-4 pm quiiu the. use ot a Station P/ · Irvine 2-3 c1Q1 Util's inc. 60-6500. Shores area. 646-6610 1---------Eat. m.-zm. 55'1100l have N u rs e I ' Work when I: where Wagon or Van. O:lntact Mr. Temporary Service Pl~e--fft $455
PROFESSIONAL Suite' ready COCKER ~ .. 'el pu-DOES SKIPLOADER I dump truck Howidreepers., Compankms, .....,., want! ~I -W u... 3848 campus Dr., Suite ltm 1 _1 ~~ = H il I 0 -•-~•-.,_.,,. .... o1 your dog netd ··--'-. ~---.. , --•-•t Homemak•... Up Job n. ,,_ """""ey, """" at .-y N-•-~ •M •7.tt ~.!::.,t:~"""'-• to go. e a ~ '-"-found vicinity Seaclif:t, Hun-tralning:. School for pu119 &: ,...,. u.na;l1; -~ ~-. 1~..zm MesL ~~,... •• i:x:a.u;i ..,_.... ~ ave...,.,...,...... -
lJ.B. Sm/mo. 846-132l. tinaton Beacb Dec. 27th. adlt clop, Martincrest Ken-.. ~. breaking. a.mo. s.411681.. .........-, ' Equal Oppot. Drtpio)'er Great Benefttl $4'1' DtsK OR omCE SPACE 53&-lm ewfl nela, 546-0089_ LOCAL moving & baulina: by I.LEC-ME ~Ge 1netdl Personnel Service D= ';:~ ~~ ~ RMERA EMPLOYMENT
bl belt Newport Beach Joe. FOUND llD8)I fmI German student. Larre truck. Reu. pl on-ri-.. n ofc, m W ~ CM. OWce Top l&lary Liberal AGENCY, INC.
P,erleci for broker. 646-4414. Shepherd or Mala.mute. Vic. 534-1846 « ~2164 li;eypunch 4: retail exper, 6C-752J • ""'"' 546.2S92 trlzwe. benefits. Pl~ en. .FACIORY 3)82 Butineu <;tr Dr, ste. 280
a. .. r .. eu Rent•t 445 ~Tan with blae.k tips. 1-~~ lf'Cl HouMclHnl-644-1311alt12. vironme'nt. Dental exp niq ....LJ.......L. IMne 833..actO _,_,, ~" . _,_, .~ . ·~ MEDICAL uaUtant trained. E4ual Oppor. ~ ~ 25-35. No IODOOktna: ~Ing ,....,..,. (Orange C.. AJrpor1 Areal
'"1,HE11 F1 actmylhe ::._,bu ~~ FND mad< & white puppy. HOUSE OF CLEAN assllt you In blcic ortlct ~ Of>' 2006. GIRL Frlday.Ap =-Port
a.va . n u11;11 ra • ..,,.... Monday 15th, vie. 1st le 11{E PROFESSIONAL patient care, M>me front. portunlt;y fer penon witb DENTAL Sec'Y·Bookkeeoer. OT -f/tirrie-ealaey ~
i.>m $801MO. .Ideal for Fairview S.A. 61&-lll19 A11>e 8oby1Htlng CLEANING SERVlCE 49U360. •tronr mechanical sptltude, Exper. or college. Call //. IJ/J'J gi,• /J ill1nlmum 1 ynor oollete A
book store, speciality card S::K> pm 10$0 Dlscoui'it w/lhill ad DAY Work Genera] OeanJna: Assembly .I: ~mcp. re-. 546-3000. ~l(t 'rl6 lite' l)'lllns skW. Need
shop, etc. 425 Dh St. FND d··' --•-1 BABYSITTING exper ,,_,.1.2521 Reliable ............. rtation ._... "'-I · creative penoa t.o 1-m t;ewport Beach 613-9606 -a wt u....., ca -mother hom Fncd • ..i 642-6114 or .... .. ...... ,... qUn=i. ....., I!' n.--ent Store camera-"'=art A ~~ . . altered Dark. gray tiger 'my e. ru, OFTICE CLEANING, TOO! 54.1-1006 O:!rp. 2l34 Placentia. CM. ~_..... •---~ ~Sq ft. on 17th St in C.olta .-;-..i. Meaa del Mar bot meals. reas. Nr Whittier P••T Um .. ~ .. job 64>-8(8) ' J w Robmso' n writing. ..-arv-
...... Bu., tntenectlon, :r;.;'d.:" 54&-539'J. Sehl. C.M. 64U267. Fair Prl .. Cloanlng ~Per .. H'.Ji.~~ ' oP-"' Employer ' ' 1 New LIO' lndUltrial °"""'de! Mar, 6'15--1648.
ample parking. Call 548--4438 FOUND white pup vicinity BABYSITTING in my home. C.Omplete Home Oeaning 84&-326.5 ASSOCIATE or partner, full Newport Beach Divildon FC>r Women =~G~lf;rf.1,.5w~om;,.;;;n='-
or G42-Sl50. Heil • ciu•c-... , Huo-Weekly or hourly rates. ri~ W · Window! --" H O · F"'I /Um ~ pl • .. .........,, ~-.. ...,_,. .,,.,__........, r ""''. L'{lng -H•I""" Won~ M & F 710 or p/time to manage· am.au u perung For Nood"'d lm-·'la~ly w or P e ........ eu-OOM?o.IER.ClAL -lndustrla.I tina1on Beach. Call 53&-5086 £'.,., .... ......, 1 .... , .. .......-.u.w. Rug 9lampoo -Walls "' ,_, Real F.state otc in N.B. --~--m.u 1• ant phone 'NOtk 1n l>Ut ol-
sftop C>r itorage 500 tD 3:l50 &: .IOentify. S..thtub r•1Nir F'?ft esL, lic'd., lnsuttd HVR, 979-5252. PBX fl~. Guam. salary t l'D:' ~ 165· to $210., San BLACK It Kllver shaggy pUp. & refinishing 536 UM 96Mtt51 A Better Tem::.i Posttton ATI'RACI1VE Slim atrb '_ EJqMrlencM esua bonus. Apply, 7!118
1nc1':".:.\:1":"=.1 450 ~ Tlllttn. Jan. 15th. ~ISlliw,~,w~;·~~~ Elft~':.::" ~~. UR GEN I LY ~"""'d,4,-;t"* Exper, 562 Mwt)ple PC As=blors ~:'~con~~. a,
READY FEB. lit, 1973 ~teV'~ Mar, Son M'l-5170 Tre. Inc. :.,..~ ~ , NEEDED wk. '731863. tr.."M.:.'°'i~N~ Trol_, Fot' HELEN SCHAl'FER LAGU~rlGUEL WHITE" <nMge o1.....i ,.B_u_.,_ ..... __ s._mc._....;_ ~.tnglepenon.Preter Auto • Ll .. lndustrlolWork PERSONNEL '
1600 SQ. FT. & UP.
On San Dieao Ftffwa,y
Call 831-1600
cal Meoa~erde • BOOKKEEPING • oul Itel& m.493 • SECRITARIES SALESMAN ... ~In penoa 1G4 Piil •Man> uo-In the AGENCY 3538
Full or part. Cail Reoe . Detllcoted CIMnlng e TIT,...TS . BMC, LoOtt, J...,... 6 Fern· ~~--t~ ~~ N..,,... ~. lrvlne, * E1cr0w Sec'y to $700 WlUTE A: brown dog vicinity m-0407, before noon * WE DO EVERYTHJNG * 1 r.. rl, Good WOrtiDa Coodttionl, ~--VWUo • _,,_ Santa Ana .&: Colla Mesi. Some exper w/~ co. or
°""'Mesa Park. 64&-2749· ~Mlmoklng Reh. Free esl 64&-2839 • MTST OPRS Free Demo. Medical'-· DlllllWASllERS N ud od ....._ oonstn:ctlon ottle<. FOR LEASE M-1 units, t20l
• 2600 sq fl . Santa Ana
Qwner 714198l-3196. ~.t~n~~C.~~ CUSI"OM woodwork , By~1~~tion • Tfl•FRS ~.~for Mr. Bud Bewl-ft~837~Holp: ~~oell~tU:: tiooS.-C~.:!~!!. :,64Hll2~~-----I cablneU, panel Ing, gen1 * 83H648 • e LABORERS NEWPORT ' IMPORTS DRAJTSMEN •/lode 1ngL Weekly paycbeclcL I"''· at exec. level.
IR!VJNE Industrial Area, FOUND Margay vie. San repaln. Vince Lenhoff, Prof. Carpet Clt•ni-. 3100 W. Cout ltwy.;Newport ;;.::·needed tor~ sr:;_ * Acctng Clerk to $500 l •• ~ ~ft, dock high, JuanCapistndlo 67J.1851.after6,53&-8475 ... Beach,642-90i. computer co. een·f~bckltm<l+llte
sfrlnk1en. 540-7630. 493-2419 C Allio windows &: noor eare. NEVER A FEE • AVON CALLING! w flt.I. S.A. 83S-Ot6S. 2061 Bu1fne11 Ctr. Df. typ~ R I I W ~• •~ FN · ,_•_,'-po_n_t•-•-----1 Call Dutoh 537·1S08 I I -1••1 * . 'y T-•• ,. en • 1 antlftll -.-D: Girls zipper pura.e 1 -Intervtew }Joor• To help with thoee aftl!l'-the-rv ne --• ·-.,._ ~.. 45 sing I e. ~1:j{1f·sls-~ster Bed C1r~~!ry,~~ op' IBuUml bing 1.l;,.nc;c;;,omo.;;..;._T_o_x _____ , 9 am·ll am A: 1 pm.-4 pm holidays blllJ. A IJllendid EDP TECHNICAL Nr. Onu:lae Co. Airport ~~ ex~.n~equ~:·p.rn.
c&UCMiAO, w quart•"· FND • yng male 'cat -all ~ ~.. Siniley Tax Service Work when • where earning opportunl"' to ,..... Support Spocloll•I CASH * POl'l·Hma $1.50 hr ~~r;t;:._ ~~Box· MJic~ O:!rona 549-: ~~~.em ;;~ own neigti~ Newport Beach Flnandal QUICK " -2 Full da.va per"°"'· Llte typ-
110'. 54&-IOTh. roUND,·Alfhanbound.vtc •CARPENTRY• •1SYeonLOCALLY • p 1 .,__. __ BABYSITl'ER ••••""' ·Servtce1lnllltut1onw1no-THROUGH A ""mCAMPUsllrMI "-~: Buildlnlt for Adam A: Bulhard. ™869. J tr: 5JIP...l&C8 Fee Schedule ertO•I· .......... _.. needed. Mature I: depend. mediate~ You will Suite B-4 1 Nf'IWl)Ol't Beach
l ~·~nt. _ g. am. Malled On Request 7l:nW. -., ~ i:~~own tram. ~ve 0 ~: _ 557-2711
I .:~ = c.~ Equal ()ppr Emjlloyer BABYSITl'ER ....... by 2 a:.~~ DAILY PILOT HOSTESS
I!'. '"" .... 1~ Trader's Paradise • INCOME TAX • ACCOUNT!~ IRK =m~,w. ~ -tor OS ... WAllT AD Apply t.,."'W:t momo
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. -.~ Western F Paid Beoatlllll' tltOdmt A1'fil U. 86-1253 v1nxmtenl. ~ 2lOll W. Oconllon~ NB
I• Mwcftnent Service,; ffice i0cated 'ID hlhion BIA.RiiAID wanted. vutoul .1•2 5878 Uke to trade! Oar ~
AAnounce11Mnh 500 Ines ' Profepioool Staff l'.w.t. G .... benellll • 00, lhllll ..... Little Jolm'• Eooenlill -... I ... • Parodi.. column lo lor ,..,
Reaaonabl.e Rates promotes, from within. Start Inn, 2X>72 Santa Ana Aw, dude extenGvt OS Of!!.: 5 linH, 5 days for 5 buclcl.
OLD FURNITURE
Dtjn 't throw it away yet. If
ltls stagev.'Orth)'. the Irvine
Community TIJL•ater will
take it off your hands. We
ne-cd eouches, ehn.lrg, ta.bits,
ntgll, etc. Call To1n Titus at
5$7·7297 e.tter 5 'o'clock.
ti• mes ~. $450. Al0> Fee Pooltlonl, $.A. Apply In -= ::~~ .;;ut'P: IQp W.mod, M & F 710 Hain WOflted, M & P 71 II '"'""'""""''""""'""!'~· !! I Cail Solly Hart, -llant"lpm. ment. Candldaln must .,.,. I jiliiiiiiiiii ~ • 14. min. Open 9 AM.J PM C.O.W Penonnel Agonc)I, BOOKKEEPERS & · .. ,,.u.nt -of OS 11
438 N. El Camino Real 2790 Harbor Blvd. Of. , . J(L and UUlttlet. ~ EX-SERVICE MEN dollars San Clemen.,, 492.6766 ACT NOW -a.p-.t Sarah ACCOUNT
Coventry In )'lllJ1 areL No CLERKS APl)ly &-12, MDft. thru Wed.
Jonltorlol lnvettml No collect. No PACIFIC MUTUAL FT EXEMPT \.., ____________ ...:,_,.JI ;';-;:;":';"'":;;';"';;";-;;-;;;;: dellv. Xln't _....,, to VOLT '!00 N..,,.,.. 'Co:o"r Drlve DR A
JEFF'S CLE AN l NG add to )'lllJ1 famUY tncomo. In.ton! p.,.,..,.1 Newport ll<a& . '12 -30' -5th wheel tlir. '72 2 AdJolnlng lots, in San SERVICE. RESIDENTIAL, Phone 892-5333 Cl' 838--mS T -•-Chev. l ·T. truck. Power Jacinto R-2, Clear, Value C'OMMERCIAL. 646-6384. or M6-0882 en\l)CllVl' ,._.,. __
;:ilant, deluxe models, like $7000. Want to trade f(lr a..a. a..&1... • ..:.a__ •~-' S8t8 Campus Dr .. SUlte 106 ,....,.,. nu $14.<XXl eq. Trade for '-plex. tn O>lta Mesa. No ,...Mftry ~·•••n.-.,..;; Y Newport ee.cb 54&-41(1
U;;~::~~ property "' " ~ -646-4394. Brlck.aloclt.S-PR -• .Coll Lomlnt !lqua! onor· Emploz!r IDP l•NIOR wn..t. trade 1 betutllul HAVE 10 acmi In Fresno 668156 -wHtcWt Boc:tieieper OP•RATOR
It 530 acre view lot, w&ittier Q:I, Value Sl,000 per ac. PftlOMtl Al'!IC1 AUTOMOTIVE BOOK· •,
area on 6-3 unitl tn New· Want \ocom.e property tn Pain;;& :1951 E. Edtlwer, &>.. KELPD. Newport s.ctt !'1mhdlJ
P110BLEM l>regna.cy, ea.. port Beac!I area. l'llllocic, Oran&• Co. Lee H-p~~-.. (MN1< m ~) Wllll REYKOLOS o\ 5erv1ca -hu hn-
fidrat, sympathetic Aaent, (114) 521-9550. Rltr, 499-1'13l or&13-US5. -~%,;.;_ SGIDf REYNO~ mediate Ol!Hlrc. Yoa will
,......., counaeltng, Abo<-TRADE $D)(), eqty In • HAVE ....... perle<t '64 CUSTOM PAINTING ADVIRTISING SALIS ="' DUNTOK "'RD _ .. .,...,.. --ttoa A Adoptiona ref. AP-bdnn home, <:ouea:e Parle, v I IM!dan· · I: Inttr!Extw. Un.furn, inter. • ~v • on a 3 dl.Y ablft bells. (an. O.lRE. 64l--4436. Ventun, Calif tor similar 0 ro kif • rurw runs. 1pee. price Free cdor con-Former Y@llow Ptae or mac· MS. Main. Slilta Ana. • dldate m.Ost have mlnimum
•• u CARD G I Mio ~er '--t moomore. Need or-IUIUna I:' eat. Uc. Ins. u1ne space txper. Mlle or BOYS & GIRLS 3 )'ff.fl Deavy IBM OS.
pf.'.ij;' t Put, ~F : c:'ta ~ff'~ ~ill~ ' ~· 1.....,. boa ~~Bill· \\'(ln't be underbid. 6G-«r.6. female. Comm. only. S2ll-Wtnted for Newspaper routes MVT upe!Wnce fcut1 JOOd
F'uhn (213) 694--1350 Fulb' 13• All ,1.., Sloop "'·'.... s. or t. · ND w..u,. S300 wkly ava:. C.U .tor appt. ln Corona del Mar Atta. knowWI"~ ot CL a.nd ·~ ~ WANT home with ,.,...... * WALLPAPER * 6*<Xl!6. Cail ~ ..... Pilot 60-m. u ~•· .._ '\ad OB •eng, fully equipt, Orang I RI kl / San ~ Al.COHOUCS .t..--...... 148,000. ·-•ue. \Vill ._,., Dt--. "-.._ ven e ~ .__,call "Mlc" AN OJIIO on. CO. ollen Ktlth Crotts l/n._ ... -....1 .... ~t '''""'V'""..... .,.,... ...... "",;u v.owity IC>r olf}ce/l pt. o1.... opportunity for hlah income "4""" "-""-& .FtK>ne ~1217 or write !or lf'lf-<onl&lned Cllmper lncome units. 431 Fair Or. 548-1#1 646-lnl PLUS cull bonuaes, con-BOYS, ahtt 8CbooJ ,\-S&tl., A top btndtts.
p..o, ~ 1223, Colla Mett.. or town bouM f92.Tm. •2M, Co&tl ?i.fe111 979-3988. PAINTING It PAPERING) ventlon tl'tPI and ~ p/t:lme. Hand bWI. _Pma, ..1-APP:ll1: .__.,_, Mon.~ Wtd.
SWINGING SINGL!:S SPACIOUS 2 ',...,. 2 BR, LlkelotradeTOur'!Tadtr!o a>yrs. lo Harborma. De....,,.,, to mature man Jn ~~al!N•r. PACIFIC MUTUAL t Call Jlm 3--9 PM I~ BA, blt·lns, b-plc. fte. Parada column lab' >W! A bonded. Rd's tum. Colla Mt1a. ..,.. Rfprd-Bus _, ••••• 100 N"""°" Center Drl\"t
s:&-3122 Adult community. Trade 5 llw go..2S51, ltN at experienct, llr m&U-Al'PJl lD Pt1amorna '!".Ne~ 8P.tcb I CX>UPLES PARTIES lw -ar untts. 5 days PROF. Painter honest -1!, L. F. llffd, Pnot., Amer!· -· ~ ' Call Phll I to 9 PM !ltMlS'I tcr I -l'eQ, llc'd I fni. Int I .,.,, can Labr1canto C.., Boot !1911, AlleY Waot """I 1:qoa1 °""" llrn .......
5!Hl44 -----------1!11--1M est. Rd~ -°"l'f"O, Ohio «l40l. _21~jl)8!!,! 'W~-.20cm!dNdi~~!a,.!:!NB~.:..------
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Dlstrll:i:tor of Powor Tools
And Electrtc.I Pn:ducts lo
HltlNG
$150-$200 A WEEK
(Rer wr1J... Agi-eemenlJ
Coll MofttMY-1/22/71
Prom t A.M. -I P.M. . 979.5469 tn.sm
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w.1.w...w.11i1 .. ,._no !:!!!f W ........ M .. , 710 -w ....... ,M .. F 71l HelpWontod,M .. F 110HelpWo-,M ",. 710 HeloW•-M .. F 710 Ho!f W•ntod,M',. 710 ' NEfip .1" ltn<tl . , ' 1 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Fumlt-11 l
· HOSTISSIS MACHINE ~:,. '° ,,:... : co"u'N"il!~1 ~rRL Rool E•t•te "''" TECHNICIANS ~ ...,.., .....,. 21. DUNCAN Ph.Y!e d>n "~ ...
FIY COOKS & OPERATORS ~ ...rJ:'· .. ~ 1;:; Ovu 21. Apply In .,...,,, fR££ SECRETARY ~~'.~.':i": ~ ~~ ~ ~bl:,~i;.'':: DEU M!N ( ;qifla Meea l'flklt!oce. No d.e°fb~:C: pm. OeU Shel, Countey CI u b , XOO Vlct.ort.an chalte Span Hl I ; 11.na. UnUorm .provided. R" at a urant. LleenM Tralnl"I Production aubhoo.le Rd. Ot Boy, maple BR' set, cedu'.
' ot&tY. Olli ...... B1lhop --• Adami, Hunt· Limited Tlmo Only Weneedasecrelary T WANTED""' boy, brealo!Mt ,....,_ ' TV's, mile
Ex;peritnc«t, f'uJJ Time Loc&l manutacttnt of prect. ~7Sel. = Btach near .:;av-On F'amou.s llctnM ClllU"le 00* with a minimum of est & lunch, Exprr o.nl)o, 23700 decorator pcs.. 436 16th Pl,, J ~~ PIOdUctf~ ~ Newspaper Camera available thru TarbeU Com two years expert-. Coll Clubbouae Dr, L&gu.na ,.°'-'~·-,--~~~~~-I
HOCHMAN'$
DILICATISSIN I
Rl.TAURAHT
' GI E. 17th Slnet
Coet.a Ml!M
F.qual O\>PO'· EmPIOI'°'
te Openinp 1or BOYS & GIRLS Pt/time belp delivt!rlna: & piLQY. Applican11 fUlJ.)o re-ence. Mn•\ be a 1nm Radio ii "°""' ac-Nlguel. G Natural Teak Captain followl.nc: 10 yn and older. Plddrw: up Cl.ti. Must have lm~Uponqua.llfic&tlon. ..., ceptinJ applications for ex-.WANTED attractive yoong chaln. Brand new apeclal w. Newpott Beach area. driven lie. Apply 1643 New or el(perienced Wea skilled statistical per. pi'oductton test technl· Hott o ordtr, 11ewr u 1 ed . ·GRINDEIS Good protjtt. 0,mtaet Mr. Placentia. CM. Eci!W OP-people. Ope!llnp avallabJe. t/'Jlist with 10 key Ciani to trouble Ahoot A: test 1'700 ea ~ exper only, Redecorating $50. each. 2518
See,)', baUy Pilot, CM. portunhy anplofer. Complete tral.n1ns program a ding macbln -dlgi~al dAta systema &: N\a,.el. u Dr, Laguna. A Elden C.l\f. 645-1042.
• 642-4321 e Future management oppor· ti ex-equipment. .~
TURRET LATHES l"li_ ...... oifoiii;;;;ii ... ..., P!_OTO. Se~ TF.Cll,._._:, Expto. tunlti ... Call M•. Sloan" perlence. Sbor\haud WANTED exp'd watch MOVING --muB! sell 0 po. 1• • ....,. ,.,. -.... 832-M40 equired maker for inquiries Br. IE'I, like nu. Ftcnch
NeededTRAtNEI1ety ~~~~· = TARBELL r Apply;. p.,..., Cof&M ~fti~iE;: i.;~o':: E:,;:~~~~~~~-~ MIW
arrrunLERS PWMBlNG & """""' REAL TORS :Im H•rbor Blvd. ""'· 9AM-fil>M Sat. & Sun. NEIGHBORHOOD sale; TV,' H~~EP~ u~ll~ M&lllD ~n'.eed ~PU,Yln;;: Receptionist $450 Costa Mesa, Calif. Je. ~ ~;~ivi:'JL.Af~.~e~· ~~~al~· :r' ~tp O~i~
Xln't ~ «Inda. AWb' Lona Tum Aaslanmenta IOtl. Referen c e s. 'n93' Top fllOt for girl M!:ldna; a io 8f6.lJ61. ' bikes. 2m3 i:;. Oct'an B!Yd.
SCREW
MACHINES
Parldnnt Rt t Ire m e n t Holiday • Vacauem p... We • t m l n • t e r A~.. career u lea:al .sec'y, No \\IHO W Bal Pen.
-· 9125 Lo ENGINE LATHE ~ w"""""'"· leKal _.... ,...... ;~ moo JAMBOREE BLVD. ANTS TO WORK! * HERCULON .,.. • ••·-~-F v VOLT RI\rERIA EMPLOYMENT ~ NEWPORT BEACH DRIVE A CAB! ..., _,._, . • POSITION open u:.im for I ..,. Equal CHOOSE your hours, work IO\'eseat, !ables, din nn Rt..
HQUSEKEEPER IX' club, 5 Instant Personnel serv. station mecbank. ~ s!s,~CYfu ™'5r Ste p .6 opportunlty em~ for younell, be your own kin& bed, allO &lal.oe leatlft
dayt per wk. '2.50 per hr. TOOL & DIE Temporazy ~ Must know brake. 6 200 · · · --bou. Meo °" women. Can »fa & -..aL Mu.st aeJl
Apply Wod. m w. 81,Y Aw, MAKERS 38411 Camf'lll Do-., Suite 108 allgnmeoc ._own band ltvlne 833-000 • TELLER be sli<htly han<lioappod. Pvt. pty. "'"'641. 8"lbOa. Newport Beacb . 5464741 toolJ. Top wageo, comm • !°"-C.. All-port Areal ~~..._,-NC R PROOF OPR Vta, reflrod. Age 21 to 70. EVERYTHING 110 SALE HO~EPING Ir IOnte Equal Oppor. Empk>yer lna:, pd vac. :Penn. App)¥ R.ECEPnONIST ........--• SUt>Dlement your lncome. Bird Aviary ttft.a. bar cooklJW. Own trans . Excellent ft!.nae beneftta, in-Chevron Srat. aw, So. Coaat YACHT BROKER.AGE Dri.Ve a cab 6 hI:s or more a 111001&, 1lllt~ ~ chest.
tram-lpm, Mon-Fri. $250 cludlnc company pa1d Kl'OUP Nunes N 11ded Hwy, Lag. Bdl. WEEKENDS ONLY A SUbsidiary ot ~:~d~:s:~ ~iow ~~YCo.,ITll86 ~Tstl; drapes, GT;r-3194. '
mo + met.II~. 1.nsu.rMce. 11-7 & 0tW Shtft1 POWER Sewing Mach. Opn. Greet our CUltornera, answer The Susquehanna. Corp. artL St., Costa J.teaa. OOF"A . 8' green, 6 mo old,
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Appl" Pt'!'Qlnel Dept. Top pvt clutv p,ey Expu. prei'd. Good pay&: phones, lite typing. It YoU WillEMUi. to build bread· $135. 2458 Norse Aon, CMi t/ttm~.6*2e&bef.noon v Immed ~for boOr d~ ateady work. 1'133-R are attractive F.qual Oppor. Emplo)'tt (714) ~71 21 boards&tt'Sttixtutes.Muat 833-2639 eoun..:.wUJe, N.._.,, RN : Monrovia, CM. 645-'1"4'1. v.-ell-groomed &: lllre people: M Rio d _ .... _ ti .....__. * 2 AlATClllNG
HouMbeper, f/thne LSI LVN v_ Aides. 'h:terv1ewa PRESS OPERATORS call Mn. Davll for appt. ~ ''· • ~i ~n;:r:si:ns·~~ait Provincial O\ain,Fme~~
Fer Conv. HQIP. 56.Dl Mon-Fri, 9-6. Le 1 co u lie Women to work for pl.astlc weekdays H, M2-1626. Sec'y, Jr to $500 Equal Oppor. Employer Xln't frlnee benefits. 3 wka 375 E. 18th St. Apt 3, C.M.
HOUSEKEEPING AIDES TRANSPORT NU!'lel Reeiatry, 351 Ho• molding plants. 546-3370. Rtc9Pf. Sec'y to $650 Xln't Job lot int'l co. In J>d vsc. Pd med, dental & 642-9528 '
Dependable. N.B. a.rea. DYNAMICS pltal Rd.! N.B. (Lobby Park Product'°'1 Ht lnar Aalst super chllnnhut It in-Irvine Indus. Park. Wall to E LEPHONE answering: life tns. Pd long term disab. GOLD velvet 9• sola It 5• Call I0-2"10 ll3l Udo B da:·> &U.9955 or , .... tereatina boss in top nat'l wal1 pleasant SWTO~ ll!?Vioe. Part or UUme. Ex-ins. A~ applications Joveseal. brand new. Huit-W. Sepntrom 540-9954, ~ time to assi!t in ,.iean· tlnn. M""ttt It ireet cl\ents I: 'J'YPe 60 w.p.m. No sh req d. per. W1ll train. ~756S. dally, Odetiea. Inc, ~ So. band bought ............. color.
INSPECTOR-Precision Santa Ana (114)546-3131 , ingltpurgingofsmallelec-help keep thinp -.1 .. -Ac.._ C'· k e.ccn ?.tanchester Anaheim ~ --·-•
parts a rotary IWltcheL Eqqa1 Oppor. Employer NURSESall ....... _ 8!~· ~.. tro-mech. devices. Pleaae Nffd Ute lh. Great~: Thi ·;:"', , .. r .... to ~ TELLER TRAINEE Equal oppof. Ernpl~. ' ~ 99S-filS'1.
Cole Instrument Corp, 2134 ....... , working appiy. Irvine area. Call 557.Q22, 8 .,, 1 or ''"arp •"""' Have you aJwayti wanted to 42 SPANISH wrought lftN\ Placentia.CM.~ MAINTENANCE work. Man condiUona. ~Manor GULTON INDUSI'RIES Abigail Abbot PtrM>rlnel ~~A/Pw/ll&le """""u. be a telll!I' ~t were told ~-·~~~neC:::i Ant bllique, graCaln, .!~fl~
Equal Opportuntty_Em~t. for __ II:/ lime, App!y ~ .. -Holp., 24 uiY.~ 1644 Whittler Ave., CM Agency, 230 W. Warner. ...._...... PllYl'O they were k>oking for •xper 1~') --~A-a e. " pt ""~ •~ l';4i1;;-;:;;4jl;;-~~~;:-1f-~.ca-F~ ----, -Wpna nu... -~ Sutte--1>9-S::A-----Typing-4G-SO~.w.p.m.-nita·ts ~ bit chance -tii ,..., . .-r-.-».-.--· 673-5415 ---1~· Wt• ...... Island, NB ' 83'1~. F.qual Oppor-Employer ~Omft-1..aw Office. Citric Typis\ to $450 land that spot. Good bene-BEAUT T custom aofa, S17U.
MANAGER NURSE AIDE TRAINING Production Helper T)'pfna neceuary, Phone Good k>oker, sharp girl will fits. Start $3~ Call Helen I Ir§] 2 green cbaln, pxl oond.. R.ff ~ E-Not u~---':,,!,t"~~~tt!r:f Part time to assist tn cleail-~ wbep.plm~~/tposhis.-...Type SOL ~-.~~. ~ ........ ~ ~.~a.;_ $40"'""" . ...!.!:!.· not c:cD>N"tt-..rc~tl'V • ,...... Ponoonelllei>t.Ho-• In& A no..nn• of •m&u RES!OENT~-",.t.cwple · .. ~ ... -"·"°' ~~·~ ' ••~ --m•-~ ~ .,,,,.,,,.~--"""°',...._ 1 Join &rOWiD& cba.in ot sue-N.B. pt. .. ~ HOIP. electro-~d e vices. to ~-) apts/San M!TV., PBX relie1. Solid S..A. Harbot Blvd., · h10VING. ri.rusr SELL used
Fee A Free Posl.Uont cesstu.l car WUbes. Mu.st Please apply, CI e me n t e . 4 ~ 2-00t& co. Gd benefits. TYPISTS furn I appliancs. stm!o'
Exec. Sea-etary In 1615 have -'>llllaJ apti!Ud<, NURSES A&lmmod ...... CULTON INDUSTRIES 83H012. Wolllck P•.--1 VOLT Antlquea 800 ._., """·· """"' ....._ 1!11
Bldq>r/Gh1 Fl-lday ID 16!SO abutly ID .,...,.,.. help • In& 7-3.Jl. A S.U,Jl, ,Jil4 Wblttl..-Ave., CM RESTAURANT Sorvlcea & ~ I p I ANTIQUE Onngo Avo .. CM 548-3ll8L
Sec'y (lite lh) t.o $500 ha.ndle customers. Will.Ina f/thne. Park 1Jdo ~· 60-HXI Bus men wai---•-1851 E. Edinger Suite :112 ntt•nt ersonnt EARLY American 1 . = Reoept/'fyp'-In ·~ lo work ~-hn. -Hoap. 416 F1apblp, N.B. ~-··' 0ppo Em ~-· · ·~ • • Tem..,..,,. 5..-vloe SHOW & SALE d k and s Boak1ceeper ~ to ;;: wk to sf2 depefidinl oa NURSING Aides. depen-....,....... r. p...,,..,. waiters. See Mia McLeod ~~ ~-0056 3848 Campus Dr .. Suite 106 $3,0Cll.000 Display es cht'St. ' 9''
Iqymit.ory Contrl to $450 badceround. RAt!e advance-dable, exp. helpful but not atteB~N BROWN'S Equal 0ppor Agency Newport Beach 546-4'141 l!X) Antique Exhibits NC:~ corrv;!:. m:. .
Reoept/llte type $4.13 ment. ~ " xln't -nee~ Mn. V~dez, 642·2410. PROOF RESTAURANT . . Eqtial Oppor. Employer Long Beach Arena water b!d. Complete. $90. . •
File Chi<, pltlme 52 hr turure. Call I<>< appl, * TRAINEE * Ooean & Lona Bea<:b BIO'd•. 640-<ll5!. 488 E. 17th lat Irvine) CM 842-4<53. OFFICE 3ll08 S. c.ut Hwy. SECRETARY Plastlo ManW.oturlng 1'.aln· Jan. 25,16. 71, 28. ***So ....;. ~1470 MANAGER Traine• OPERATOR South Laguna Advertlsl-/u-r1c..w-ees for Layup&: Molding. 4 ThunfFri/Sat 1 pm -10 pm la&: at, news:
Sal-•• far .__., -.... Experienced RESTAURANT Bookk ·-. rntr •1"'W d 40 hr _... Sund•u 12 to 6 om. used, both for $160, usually
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., .. .., • -. • • ~·-· MWI~ .,.v....... eeper G . icy, • wo... week. ""' ho """' -1o ..-s-..-•-..-•-Tlle A Home lmproyiement wanted, 5 days wk. Apply ln re&t. opportunity for ad· Apply in person Edler In-1910 Slmmona full size high me, ;iuo-i;i •
Center. Nationwkle ex· 10 Key Toach pel'!IOn alt 2 pm, The F1ve vanoement for penion who'• dU1trle1 Inc. 2101 Dove, back bra.a ~ perlect Ga rage Sate 11 JANrTORS ~-~lo• ~~ Opening Available Crowns Re.tam-an~ 3801 E. -bl""·~ ... ~. am-Newport Beaoh. oond w/ortg;oat oa•ton. l.;;.;c.;;::.;....=;...,--.;.;,I -..._.,.. .. , .. ,v • ...v~ Operators At Our Coast Hwy, 01M. No phone ....,... Ull.o:"lll challen2'e T $400 tlrm. Also Oak table. GARAGE SAi.£~; Ilea 2 ment. Eamtngs over $10,000· Tuatrn I. COiiini calll accepted. • and can hand f e ypf1t/Proofreadet" 893-3421.. Iceboxes, 2 lne '
Full Time
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ht year. Ph &6-112B or ap-Needed for tnven'""" RN e·-"-r for small multi-project assfjiiiitents. Part/tlmE'. Gd. spelllna: essen. Small rolltt>p eak, na ICll ply..._at 2221 u • ...__, ,...___ ~ •-._. ..... ln_H,.B. Branch In Orange _ .. _.,_,,_loo • .,_, In bea.... Good spelling, aecrrlarial Apply in peraon, ~rm)'· OAK kitchen cab~t. Sellen, d............ ·~~ •· 2 ., M"e °"'-....... -......,.1& '311LllL ...,.,... --'""""ng me \;11 area. akWs a.nid current work l'X· &aYtt, 1545 Nt'WpOrt Blvd., $125; Oak Larkin desk $75: """""' I e '.'::... iu~!
We oiler a fine Call '114: 49f.-m75 tor appl. perience es,......,.!. Back· CM. J~ Lind twin bed frame =-~ev~ F~= \9.i;
MANAGER. mature fema&e VICTOR starting salary, ex-RUBBER lft8I open.tor -around in marketlne. ad· TYPIST part time 60 WPM S2S. &0-9866 1or '68 to ·72 a1 Camlnc '70,.
........ Womenoo -...... TEMPORARl ES cellent b e • e f i t s WU! """· Steady """' -"" pubbc rela· m .... .;,.., 10 ...; P.50 hr ANTIQUES. """""" 0..m 361).8 ""' Huska,,.,.,,. ..,. Apply 390 E. 17th St.. Oil 1360 So. Mliheim Bl. benefit&. Wllllng to work lions helpful. but willlnpeM o c. Airport area. '83l-8680 ' New England, 1 pr chain, much ntte. 418 Narc-....._
548-6601. An.helm 635-6031 package. pleasant 2nd shift after trainin&. Oill to learn and flexihillty nmt · · commode & Mite sml pcs. CdM Sat &: Sun 1ll to 4.
MAN wanted IO learn m-working environ-96>-<6411 lmpoo1ant. Salary open. Call UNION BANK 1133-8665 GARAGE sale Sat • Sun-. ~full~. n..~ om~ Nure-LVN or ment and plenty of s.1 .. 1ac1y Lisa at m-'l63:1 h-in-* ANTIQUES 20% ~IT washer. at>Pllances. Md· ~ Inc........, lfm ~ medical umtant. Starting opportunity for ad· G Check tervtew. · Hu An Opening For A Antiquet for Intmon 3M5 E dll'tl, brialCs, auto 6 URGi:mi~BSNEEDED Blvd, C.M. • ....... ...,... ~ ~ mG. Mon-Fri. vancement. We pre-MA~ exp'd. :ted l600 SECRETARY CREDIT CLERK Ca:t Hwy, CdM.615-2515. mo tc;i rcycl ~ pa rt1,
• Seen:~ --' fer individual with to V.'Orlc full time at Health + · Free Appliances 802 aquanum1, wnmowen, • ~-~loi'i .. ..--. tr part time yard A OPERATORS. .--i .. needle t l t 6 tbs F Work tor outstand.ing }'OW'll Exper. ~ble. o.b. eng., mi.c. 1785 ~ apply Jn ,....,.-_ a ~s. ~ ~mon ood Store. 40 hr. week. No exec. or est.ab. co. m . KENMORE au t 0 ma 11 c Monrovia, Cceta Mal.
• wrap pen.on No --cau... Sea CMrtock. ZipPeriettft. !fop experience. -_. Sat. night oc Sun. work. ,llamoroul sttl'l'OUndtnp Pleue Apply In Penon washer ~ Kenmore gas Crear). e J!llllioa 0G Tntil< ~ Mote! :mt ·-!'"¥• "'I"'· ""'1. RoU'1 Unllonn lwu lledic:al 6 Good okillL Term Walaa ~ ,.. ="-'~~~-=-~~-Irvine H)-4C50 Blvd CM.~ Mf&,, 165 Pnxhlcttoa Pi hospital benefits. App~ Abo Fee Positions 81 .!,,., _.. 546-861'2 or GARAGE Sale Sat. A Sa&.
AMbelm m.rm " NB. ' P1M1e Call for Appt. Llndbera Nutrition, tn rear RIVERIA EMPLDYMENT ~ Al!K> 19'12 Dodie l·ton van,
NEVERAFEEATTDIPO MAN with autom O"t lve M.ryHaroldson otToyWoridStore,onlow-AGENCY, INC. UNION BANK LIKE new, sparkling dean Olinook cantJ)er; ncn.,
-p _,,. !kip knowledc< lo -·P>l'I e Poclcoglnf 551-tt77 or level SOO!h c.ut Plaa 21!2 Bullnets Ctr°'· Sit 200 610 Newport Centor Do-, GE 19 "" ft ,..big/~. loea..,., alr cond., ........ ~-
JOUl'De)'mU Unotype Ma-tlme~m. e L•b AulttMTh Shopping Center in Costa Irvine 833-9l10 Newpcrt Beach coppertone, frostfree, auto tank, P"'T brb • •tra',
c:hln1IL Nlabt .,.. ..... 35 ~ ~J;ol· e Shlpplng/R-lvlng .SECURITY. M..._ Aok 1<r Ai Oubora. <Oran&< eo. All-port AM.l ""'maJ<u. 54&-41112 15,eoo oath • ..,. Parl< Aw .•
hr. wk. Xlnt Conn...., em. No exper ...,,_,,. * SALES .. POSITION Soc'V-0.•rchu ..,.. Equal Oppor. Em-GE DOUBLE 0 VEN Loauna Beach · t'fl.tl:. Paid Medical. Ufe, ~r~rNoeh -~· Immed. ··Piacernent ,-•. "". '.,_ RANGE, Most del u xe GARAGE Sale, Slt & SUft,. ~~ ·~ ~ PACIFIC Occldenlll Lite In Newport Enjoy Wortdnl 1n ~ UP HO I.. STER ES le model, like new. 675-l4S8 or 10-5. Baby turn. bed frame; Unllonnl, Credit Union, etc. ~ Exp'd Pieal9 call I.ot:w~ term uslgn. Beach hu a position open ~tllltlobu!Jf :fl-~Y Uph:)latery CUtt~n. Exper. $48.6288. toys Dbl Ford Van 1eat.·
DAILY PILOT mis5&-1234. A nfE far an onthUl!utie In-~ -· •-""" pref far Onnge County Milo >1253 Rlwnfde Dr
Alk for t.ury.)W.ler MASSEUSE Ct J BANK dMdual with Ales exp. ~.~t n.yg. :Work for Furniture Mfa. Great tuture AD1 MIR.AL frolt·frff refrlg, Santi Ana Hela'hta oii • 6C-432i • -<;iJ am•,.. • Position otfen l'n&DQerial ~ )IUl'chuing aaen! I: company b e n • f l t • . '1.5 cu ft. $28.5: Kemnolre Orchlll'd St , --==="-=,...~-=~ 1·wru ~·-... ---• potential. new commI.lon apt complex build· Domino ._.._ 1-wuber I: dr"yet, 10 mo old. · · · JUNIOR SalMn:ten: 10-15. lULW .......... ~ • --contract that la~ In in-er benefit.. Call An'nstrone"''imne ~-iii. $215. &tG-1421 REFRIG $25.
Earn l»l«I per ....,. pt· MATURE LADY E>iUA1 0 Emploi dumy, Inll!al l!nano""' 6 557-&22 Ablpl! Abbot Per-WAITER • · GENERAL EI.EC. ....... wt"""' $21. D ·
"°"'oAJL""'Y P1L0To:wo1omen. -·-.'~ .. the1 a BOOKKEEPER PAINT -• Belt _.. -direct mail ..,,..,.... c.u ..,,,.. >.<...,,, 230 w. w ... t-ui. r.o::. ~::,._c'!: Gd. """· S<O. <-t>umer ..; 110. cu1w-1._. 11s., irua.. Sander Wanted for Orange QUALITY CONTROL Mr. FreWldt at 6M-5600. Dtt, SUlte D, S.A.. pt!:' only. 231oo Oubboule stove, big oven $40, 642-m. ~lfi bou9ehold ~-,
~route and -W• need a tun dwSe boolc· Coun1y Fumltun! Ml(. Growlns loo:al llrm noeds In-SALES OPPORTUNlTY SECRETARIES Do-, t.oauna Nfauel. all. 5. • ,
dlltverin&. ~ ~ keeper to work in our New-=. = A ~ div. w/bedcgrouDd in com-AVAUABLE Santa Ana law firm requim WAJTRESS, exp req. Over S!K> 1 YR. guam. del .l ln-<e°~'&: p:i...Q~1of!· ~
PRMded. We work hr portCenterotta..Youwill 1767'2m~~ munic&tionequlpment.~aareaive. ~mu. xlnttyptstsbdl4parttime, 21 Must be matu~ Ii: stall. Late mod. all cycle 25e-$8 SUn..a1t.31S7YUiciii'tt ... bxn &flit ICbool and 8 on have to be fully experienced 557~ Irvine. Ability to 1nterJftl dee-ust have executive iype lepl exp mt necesr·ry. ~hie. Apply bel 315 Kenmore washer. m..tm. CM HMm :.
Satlll'dly.Wehaveopentrws •able to take ftlll ~ · tro--mechanic&l funcdonl. alea ability. Irnmedtat. M'l'Sl' I: 1h o r.t band pm VanDeK&mP13099So •DISHWASHERS I.She
for Foailt&Jn V&Uey &; South of our books. P!euaat Wo.1c-''Weed It & Reap'' Start $750. c.au HeJen poslUot. avallablt. P'bone desirable.._. Fteue ltod ~ Co.ta Mesa ..1..-n l'ebl' ;,..:,..., rs,. HouMhold Goods 11j
Huntlrwtoa Beach.,_. on-Ing condltkma I: lllU8.I bene-From tnlll.nl to traJb lla)oea. 51)..alSS, Coutal fw Interview 213·293-ClOl l'etWDe allll aa1ary ~ ' "'~ ' " e-··
ly. You mlllt be out . o1 1lta. Sllary $550 mo to 1tart. turn them into cash Penonnel. AKe-DCy 27'90 uk tor Ur. Wbil..' quirementl Co P. O. Box W~ -Owr 21 delv'd. 839-761l; 54&-5218. SELlJNO eYeJ"Ythlna-IUPll'
1Cboo1 by 3 PM t 0 Please do mt apply Ullle111 CALL DAILY P.tt.or Harbor m>Jd, CM ' SALES~ wanted tor TV '182. Sacta Ana 92702. Mexican food & cocktails. REFRIGERATOR. 5 yean sh!reo . .Mcintosh MXllO I:
E>A>orle!ooeJ >JOU &re tun, -· CLASSIF1ED MU6ll REAL ESTATE • Oiftc:f'-Sala wor1c, Good SEMI ambula...,, ,,.,_ 111,Jlamll,J)om l UOom· old ...,. clean MC21l. JBL, spkr .,...... ,
pr f 0 r1 t y • Pleeae pbone Joan at '·· •••• ~ _ wey mt work pay, Flexible bra. Newport &It woman needs helper, Apply d~lly, 10: ~ am-11: 30 893-0000 S-7. Prof, tumtbl I: tp
533-6IXO for appolntmmt. The futest draw ln the West. In the hotlelll area Hun-or Seal Beach • offtoe. Uve in or out. 5t&-OT'l'9. am• 4·40 pm-6.30 pm. Ml. Frigidaire refrl tor . remrder. Some aood antlql. ·' 1,KEYPUN:===CH~~o-,,.,---al_....,-, -.. -. MATURE lady 1or ~ • • ~.pally Pilot Oas:a1fied ti n g to n Beach/Fowitain Teleprompter-An equal ~ SERVICE &la. Attendallt, ~ Mexic:llll Restaurant. Clee.n good ~ M:ov-Chrs, couchea, tbla, old -..
per. Nltea, tftimes. Penon-clerk. 6 ~a week. AliPlY Ad. 60-5618. . Valley~ Jet us traJn )'Olli portunlty employer. Call f/tlme. Llte mecb.. la:Jpw'L 'l'l'th St., C.M. ine· $00. 644-64!6 =~ldct;tc::., c~r·& Mlac.
nelDept.,JfoaaHose,NB. inpenion;nophonecall..SM TbefutNtdrawtntbeWest. Call Phil McNamee ,_642-_32!3260. 2Yrsmil\oBonusforUc'd., WA.ffitESS, f/Ume .for RfntWaahers/D 481 Morntna-Canyon~~.
JOTCIEN Aide-Yuklul-;-hn Lark Motel. 2301 Newpcrt j.d ~Pilot Mrnlf!ed ~ri:E REAL ESTATE, SALES Cosmetics Industry. (not req'd) Neat in appear. ~~a:., ~~· $2 Wk Full rnai'ytrl Apt E, Cdrl (Corner of Csi '
& dlQ'I. Full A p/timt'. Blvd., C.M. ' Can )'OU work 'ffltb WOl'Dt'n Apply 2590 Newport Blvd, Pukh R I 11' PP Y ' . nt. Hwy)
ParkLldoConv,Hos:p.,466 MEDICAL Insurance HelpWMltelLM&F710 HelpWa'nted,Ml.F710 0Xnmttaion1&1ea.Tralnlni CM. · Reitde':: mtar.Ai:~t •639-1202• 'i-'-w'-'o-j,-y-----=1~1S'l.~
Flaphlp,N.B. SecttM W)iReceptiorrlltwhb ~lnt~~ecall. ~SERVICE Statio n F.V. ' ' Wa1her &G•1 Dryer1.;...•_.;•_, ____ ...;,;.;.1
LABORA.1URY Venl·Punc· edlcare, Medl--aal r------CO'.,.. ~ Sales:man-Top pay ... ~ INDIAN J Ir)' silver .t ture, p/ttme da,Stl, Per.»l-knowledge. New lab ,in MANAGEMENT Ming at 5f4..30:0. benefit&. £leper pnf'd. J"ull WAITRESS. ~· Apply In * 5.16-2158 * turqUollt'. ew;uat• returned
ne t>etpt, Hoq Hosp N.B. Fashion llland. 640-0140 t.fk ARE YOU ~ cleric., part ttme: I: pt time aYail. APPlY SbeU ~~Love~ Bar-B-Que, WASHER, white Frigidaire. from rtll!t'Vatkln. All new
LEGAL SEC'Y TRNE ,.,. Jean. fo'.''" ........... -· . Statlon, l7th. Inbie; N.B. • 11/0· "°" S.Ubort, .. B .. , jewolry. """'· b'""'"'''·
(Newport Ce t ) Send MEDICAL _.,.....,.,. SATISFIED' ~15 hn/wk. -·· SERVICE Sta. -TIME FOR N pt Bch. -· hllhl, ""'"" b-.. ln-remme to~ ad no medical otnce. MUil have • Pharmacy, •94-1059, fmi&le. 40 Hr wt. AllPb. C1mtr11 & c!ian jewelry ttpalftd.
551 cJo D&Dy PDnt, P.0: txpf'l'leoce in inlunDce bW· ~145. MiaUon Viejo Mobile, )ICl1 E lpment IOI Navajo Tradlns:, 2 4 3 2
llox1560,Colt&M-catU. t,..•--with -ptresent Vari..,.,.~ SALES Cler1c, cubter, ·LoPuRd,-Vlolo-CjlUICK CASH qu_ N"'POrt emt., C.M.,,_ 9'6211. . ~ prel'd. Salaty ... ·--•• , JRJfW -tun time, SERVICE St&. 3 lllud r · ro11ec1 .. $450. Yuhtca, 60-1251. " '
LVN Rellof -tor 6'1W .. torCa~ mana-ment career? -...... bouu, ·-· -· -THROUGH A MatExcellent$30. Mochlnory "' ...&n --· -M>JC1IAN1C. O-'A -.,,.. Sa--~ ...... J.zf'> Stalloo at 11th -A Phone _. • ..-. Olli n4/49HG'IS tor lie..,..,,,,_,• Ute d1Jb<. At> CHOOSE A ""'·Sil Babr CM. Irvine Costa -. D "ILY PILOT Fu ltvre 110 HOBART 300Amp wl-... ··
appt. ply 990 E. 0>ut Hwy, N.B. ._ Sl!CRETARY SERVICE Sta. Attmod. IUD a " !:!) 1 wi>eel °"· """· ~
MACDNIST· "'""'~ Op. MOOE!.'; .......S. put lime T. G. & Y. Worl< dlrec:Uy wt....., exec. P/ltme. APlllY IOI So. CO... W"NT D 2 BUNK bed -ooonplete. 6'.1-!5!7 *
pol1Unl!y. Prectalon -evu. Will u.tD. Call MANAGEMENT CAREER of "'""' prlvale club. C.. Hwy, !Ao.-l!ih. ,. A I maple, 1 metal. Good A good want ad II a -L-.. ,.!'
tools a· diea. Good abop 539-.&t9I wUf t'V't/~ .. ~Call'i.t beciD-SEWING MACH IN E cond. SJ5 each.: f75..4169. vestment.
badqsrotU1d req'd. Co1e • . ner w •"""' _..... U Jan OPERATOR wanted. =•'ell~-* 1 .TO CjlUAUFY J:.,":; • .,.1""=oico" ~ Call -STU K jo . L 0'"'0·~ o lo B A L &ITIB a R
F.quaJ OpPortUnitr Employer m YOU WILL NEED: -BIO'd. CM srrraR wanted far """'· I p I ft 0 ~ I I R 0 • B 0 'ilo I L •
MAIDS WANTl!D oon SECRETARIES ""'""""~ ~-±!;. Mature, Exper. Pn!rd. Full 2·5 years uperlence, or more, managing a VOLT o o M I.! u I 0 4 'i
Time. S.. p.......,.1 Man-//)_ :1~te~~alreferable with a national ln1t1nt P•flom •I $r, ElecliOlllc n ~ p I I ft B .l T A 0 0 L E W
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1221 w. c.ut 11..,.., 118 We offer, ~uallfJetl peop;~.~/ull range N=--J:°...°"" Sul~ :., 0 0 R , .!! -=ot:P:tE::t:R'"1•=s
MAm -111 -tor w •• ,. .,_ .-p11111 of bonellta top ltarWI& es, as wen F.quaJ 0ppor. Em'*"" } Jr. llMJI-• o R o a • c 1
.... 217' 11 ..... , -.. •ppllcotlom for • lni.notln& ond Important tub for tb-• ~-)'I,_.._ to lllXI --• I s T .l L • R 0 c.x. 5'MlS. wllo like ":'i:&"Ution and 1n1 looking for a • Clttft 1)1>hQ to l4lO -,. dlagnoltlo • o o R a
M,liNTl!NANCI MAN Part-llnM clulnce In curnn1 wmagement CUMr. e s.cy. Lop! 111'!11'., l6!IO :...-...,,, 11rm ...,!,:,; • I I o A o 1 K o OID r
AP• rt men t OlmolOll. " OUr 11173 •••• and __ .. ,. pro..... * I 001/o FREE * In -AM " --.. -II 0 p 0 0 • 0 A p ,,..eucti11 --'" BUSBO b ~. -..... ~ .. -turu. .. .iectroa1e --ft=t:-t:== elocirtcll l pllan~ Own IS as 8Cheduled ,_.....,.,. atom to be added to I.Ii.,::,'~' ~ ""° w/mln. ol I >r1 -&. T O I H I T P ~ R T 5 B R -.s.i.r.~ ' ourover850exl :G·ores.Uyouareready 5'Wlla 11::;.,.·-~--Xln'too. I! • a D c.!sx 011
..._ to m.Ue a cbonge ln yo retail career, don'i SECRETARY -~~.'.;:..~ --0 0 R a p A L B .Q. s T B I T I
fMh•-P'loor:t Allo m1u tb!J opportud! Join our compony. c-... --!!rm ..!!. T I T r o T E • T 1 o s 'i1l51
llOUltman, ....... lo ';., HOSTESS ' WRITE us TODAY'. ....... lndlv~ wbo liu the 8""I .......... badqnound I • .!. L I 0 T A R T • I a 1 RtY1
shampootna•flborCC't'.F prof~ manneT to dNl w/salary rcqulmoenB to: W n11111 1 r.. Jf OR S.L 9 time, 41>' lhlft. Small ..,,,,. ~-21 w/ooein«n. Call Jan ~~00~
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MAIHTSNANCS -r r-P'lltSONNIL MANAGER !lave *>mC!lh1111! '°" wsnt to Coota M-CattJ. 9l63I ~ ·~ 0 L & R J! o A~ B'B
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E tu • -· llt>•IG1 -IQUAL Ol'POllTUNITY IMP\.OYIR All>< day II Illa BDI' DAY IO bldl-1~· 1bru a o.tl1 PUot ,. ..u -1 ,... """"' °"""'· llmoilo>w • ""' ':'~~! 0ooo't dala>. • · o ....... M. Sett Idle 11«m CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS ~ .oall -""'1 Call --________ _.;....;, _ _.;.....;;;=..:....;.;..;..:..._.:... ___ .. _
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Fair Weather Fr en s from $2.8' y~. c.n 1.,1a11. >>Z>iBLL STUDIO PIANO. :13' All !llul Sli"I' Sailor hu · '71 )ATSUN 1966 vw V111 c.n,.... 1'IJ1y AUSTIN ueal'llV
, ' Anybody can b,, lric1Klly n"" GolU'. •l:l-710l c,_, Xlnt cond. Blond ftnilh. OB ,,., Mly equlpl, !4!00, USED UIS $QI., rd>IL ZI" equljij>ed. All equ\pme~I n_...' .J "'hen )'OU an sih·ing rhc1n I '°"==~:-=:=:.:;;:"':;'"';;;::;: $.\10. E\"tl S-10. ~. wlll lnde fOr aclf cont. F\V, ctwunbC!r, ttie at Jan• _ PfCK·UP ~e. JJ.1'0 0(. '°fl 1 bwJ.oosa. But \'UICe n ~'Om· Ne1\lporl Beach Tennis Club Grand Piano _ parlor aitt, campe,r ~ or motor~. Ud,, C.M. Must see to ap. oa.r • .-.-d 5pm. '64 Atllltin HeUe!' 8'lrlt&New :j p!a.Jnt ·and tbat'1 u.not.hcr ~o~roberthlptoru.le. Exctlle!,lt Condlt\on! -~ P!!;Sintel RadM), roe l1r:ht1, ntw S. '60 Ford 8 SUper Van Qunp-brabl,.,,::' til't!L NHd• ,. ~=;.~;!~~ =~~ * • \VA1'ER CONDITION· fl'OO. ~ ISI..AN=DER h2<-11'11 ple plank 'SS KAWASAKI Ull DIRT 'Pbis. lb 0$,ll~ 415C\..X, er, .e:.xcoll,..-telri~-•.IOVth, ~ A ~nt. 13(1l, ' ' -S.wl111111 Machrrit1 12.1 MA any u . near MW BIKE. $150. ,..,~ lpop-t.09, t ct. ~~ & u I ._. "'Ordas OO..'ll1nc sllOUl:i · ER. E\.'et'SOft, l>O"' •• ....., :.::! Atom t. new apnkr, new _ -------~ S J)m, A STJN Healy Sp r l e ; tometi\nes. Al AL'S CAR· rud<,lng $350. 6+1-4.Wi. V d f\lll)' ·~.,.._________ '18.yc Cla.eaic", 1959
•., PET, "'e Hke to °" llicnds DIVORCE ..... -.. 1. of • • •Sina't'r sew nlachlnc ' eq~p·d. ~ :~·owner. '•t OrM~f,, 3'0cc $400 19t!G VW Campe_r Vu. Xlnt !:feet condlllon S39b or ........... -.. buttonholer, COllllOl.e $3.S. ....... 4M :;:;:--e ••~1~1 e Cond. Many Extrul Make < o"··, M• ·-:j• \Yith our cw;twncrs, evl.'U dryer. f!'ffz.er, baby items. ~l&!M 1eu ,,........,.... _,....'"' Ott ~ .8'15--56'B. ilal" _,...._ . in "11torn1.y "·ealll<'r," h; l···•·•d ;1, ..... !Xi2--4Ml ' area. ~n to all dQes OVf'r u· ·~-B'~ •1•1 •••~-'•lo ml;• ·=''-'";;·,;.:;;.''°""'-"="""""'"-•-Jl!'"'ITI 1 · ' r 11 • IM,"t"" ,....,.. TV Radfo, HIFI, 5 mo. o1a. ~ • '31NW "'"'• OODl..,._ e, .wv nuna--· -'T2 QMC' \ttnd:un -14: ton •~-~"" "" ·, aon1ctl1111~ irruni:. e us. 23 .. Color TV, $85. Near new J.._ 136 "-~' $1~ ~s.54TI o.tt 5 A wkndl , heaV" ~u 350 V-8 iulO '---*-;fll.ll'l"";,1;;4c,*"--'--1, We'll n1ake il right· "'1lhout douhl• •·•, -· N-.. -·pl• ..,, • ...., DOC ~-hlatrucUon New ..... u r•,. Ql!l~ "'L-.. 'n L•-Pickup , , , a fight. ..... ............. 0..,:::..:·::..... ctuae• .. ~ Tu .,1 ......... ...-.-'72 Yamaha. 3«I End\lto, s ~. ..,, · tnnB., tier. s:» pm. BMW
AL'S. CARPET triple dresser, $7 • :11~1 · PO\VER>"'UL '73 Sterooa •• re-g:»-tO:*-m, Wed Hpm I: 8oats1 Sllps/Dock1 910 rail trier. Both $850. Muit Lett U.n ~ mllel " '85"""0ie\I)' VM lrulu1 Ir Dnld.
&..RUG. \VORKS Pool Tables '\'HOLESALE tRlt $219..95 • 1\11Vf !\I/ sat 9:»-lO:OO&m. Martln-• .ell 615-5492 an 6pm. 4 •Poed trana. BIR tlre1 . NW shock, carti, GO. 'l'irff,
29.'I s. ~Iain St .. On~e SLATE&: NON~TE Strroo/l\fPX/8-track tape, crest Kerme,1.1, 546-0989, DOCK apace avail, prime mCYa.ES 26 ... :r· .. 3-4 Fully faetoey equlpped l lDw mllea. ~ 60-n.,.
54:1-6400 • M.2_9900 :-,it -n.18 Or 544-tM66 head ph:)nes, bi& walnut TOY n..-.oi ........ loc. Sm.I boa.ti !~·TS h lrK ~~t &: shiny, $25.. ai.o1utely lhowroom frelh. A-W -•·' 9,.
I speakE'rs. JanWU')' prioe .-....,.,..e, &W'lf!OUI "'""" bo&tl up to 45 $2.50 ft (t2Q1C) , a....._· -
2 DE-SKS and BOOK-L~DlAN Arts&; Craft Col.lee-Sl0200 ~ .. $51)) month· 5 mfll: m<, quality bred, 561-lZO M/1'". 8:~:30. $1999
SHELVES . SU IT ABLE I tlon for sale. Call 897-1625 ly. i.JsA Stereo J.~lght lJ. $))0.. Alto beaut. stud to ap-BOAT slip 24' to 26' Sall 1912 TRIUMPH DAYTONA
FOR OtlLDREN or t>lsc 11 lhru 5 pm only. qulda1on, 179 f:. l7'h SI., ~l ?"""" bitchel on I Y' pref. Best iacJUty 1h NB. TU ll~l.liw ml ,.._,. """' ..,,.... Nabers Cedlll•C ' 11.'0Uld ti<' ldt>al for t'.'ltr.t 'BRADBURY Seascape $250. C~f !H~l442 ,,., -,._, Lido Part Dr &-$-4-172 .,,... um ~
.. storage spa('(> 1n your gar-1 Stl!T1('d Bni.qlk' Utho Sl.450. ~. ZENmi Ir: RCA' MINIATURE Oaehahul'lda, . ' . AMER. Eagle Scmi·Pro, idnt ~ur."°t!!z:> CoDEALER
age. J>RJCED FOR 1~1-QlheN. Pv1. Pty SJ,5-.55a';. · . 1 at '!\KC Golden bm. females. cond, $150. &r •• ila ?tieN s. LE 1212 , ES trerl"I('~~--~vt:nn: at 8 Wb. ShotJ. ~pers. l31). I I~ 54&-0897 ~100 Open ~ ~1A~7.. \anta ,~: ~~~~l~~~12TJ = Pr;';d'~ t~ 54&-7S15 . Ttw4111MiM Ill llODAKA/dlrt. lfJ?Cc Sspd, l~AN ~~COMMER)
5n-3120. Ortho bed and dlacounten with 1 yr p\c-NEED. genUe depend. p~ S100 Plus cost. Xlnt oond, with n.-d Equl.,.,., STEREO, 19'i'"J Gar 1· a rd 1 N~\\' kingsize 58S-m96. htre rube, 1 yr parts & 1 yr tection! BlO' an AKC Great $%"l0. 5&-1844 vv'Crtoct. Rack-•
model. Systemized auto I hnffiS only $2ro. service. Cash 90 Plan or Dane. Blacks 6 blues. Xlnt Campers, S.M/RMt 92G ·n~· HUSQVARNA 360, ~~ _l ~t&n ~~
ctianeer. 200 v."Btt 1U11/fm I Miscellaneous ternu to 36 months. ABC temp. & quality, ~. CAMPER'S Perfect cond. Make offer. QUICK SALE
; receiver:. J e 11 s e 11 rur Wanted 820 Color TV, 9021 Atluta, BEAUT AKC ..... "''-bred Call 64MlT1. 646-2189 &ft 6. 1212 S. ~-St'., Sanla Ana ousr:nslOJl sli':akers & lap.! _..:;.:;,:;;;.;:_ ___ ..;.;'-' H·-~--n--h, ----·~• _.... ~
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For late model, clffn,
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ill nd -.. ·~-· ~ -, .w4:1'. Genna.• Sh<~M ...... 1 U-tor Homo1 ' I u.~ "~ ' dee . St" ra .11t'11· in \\'A~'TED: U.S. Coin Collec--l"...... DELIGHT fYtllll . -~--~ .. box. '\'as left unclauned 011 tions & accummulations. HI F'i . Ttiott'ns Stemi WU. $:jO Ir S7S. ~me black. . S.le/ft•nt 940 '57 Otovy ~k •. e cyl.
layaway. NO\\', ~Jlj, Credit Private out-Of-to"1l buyer . T ranscnptioo Turntable, 968-8ls.5. cuatom bl.lilt camper, steel
dept. 1714) &"!3--050~. \\'rile, Classified Ad No. ne11.r ne~ TD 124 w/TP14 MALAMUTE/Shepherd pup-Bm.nd new 1973 % ton G?itC •7 3 p ._. frame. lined 4 lnlulated.
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-arm. Pri party, make otter pies 7 \\1<$ 3 males 3 pickup "itb p. steering, t. ac:e "rrow Btd ~ box cablnetl S65Q:. : BRO\VN vin.rl rouc11~1$1~. 600. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 53&-734.1. f--•.., ~~. Huntt....!..... glaB.s, aux. fuel tank, ll'L ft ... -tor Homo ~ ~·.~ • · • · Stereo consolt'. 1\1\ t~" "' 1560, Costa i\1esa. Cal. 92626. CllUU ~ .,. ..... _..__ .....111 Vll i Y11 m. o.r--~ ~ 6 R bo AIJTO-Radl A M /FM 0 -.. _.. -Cfuvme ., .. • eng ne, p. taping . .,i:J, I · una u1 NEED\. Family Need." o DU1, -"" brakes, radio, plus much $6795 1989 roRD F2SO Pickup, 390
boal flbcrglnss. motor & Clothes furn & food Becker Gnuxl Prix -touch ADORA B.L E b 1 a ck much more. Beautlful 9 Jt. • eJWlne, % ·T. P/S, PIB
trlr, ~.~:ii ~V)' lru~ki desper~trlv. 2t&i Puente = :r. ~1~~ Cockapoo1, ll weeks, sholl, cabover Ttavette camper • ,73 T'io'l!.,,.. disc, $1550. Hodak& 1llO B, camper 5. • ni_r. 5Pt"<'111 I ll\'t' 01 -'• e 0 er $20. 642-4818, Sunday that &leeps 6. Camper i~ w 1970. Call 496-651)8. 11.·hls ,t, !Ires, ong. 011.·ner. ;.:,::,:•c.::;'O·'-~-~--••• •-I-"·trig 1 -S9!Q. 1i6 A Ct'cil Pl. C.:-01. Office Furniture/ ~. c s.ove, .,,.,, era or, 111/i ft.Motor '65 Chev. ~ TOn P/lJ -WE-P-A'ILTOIL--
SIMPLY
FANJASJIC
642 5ST.! E . 824 OOCK-A-POO 6 mot old, toilet room. Must ll!e to Off S.ann s.a. Price w/camper &he.II. R/H. -• quip. I 1rs male. Housebroen. All bel~. Seria.I no. 576372 &: Stereo. lmmac! $99 5. * AUCTION * : ROYAL -Elect · 1ypew;i1.,. -r.,. tor,._ . Jho"-J20. 645-2927. 1"Y"3Z506582 __ --$679 ,
for u!!ed cars • truCk!i, Just
call us for lree estJi'riatd.
The 1973 Capri hu moved
America• farther ahead in
I.he automoUve Industry
~~\p~: I SllO. XlritS.:.~2 3 Lin.s, 2 Times, $2.00 TOY ~~~s ~ $489 DOWN ORDER NOW ~~~~e~=
Auctions Friday, 7:30 p.m. p· /O 1 826 alter 12, '"""..... & SAVE tlre.. Doesn't bum oil. Mi w· d ' A t' B ,.... rg n• ~-1118 60 PER MO MPG S350 ,..._ GROTH 'CllEVROllT
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hlrtary -and yet this ii not
the whoJe s10ry. Get mOm a
the km A come down for a
test drive -we'll give you
the whole story. It'1 un-
believable -but true. 20;;'1~ J.:-~c,;~~ ORGAN HOBBY ':MEA..!.act ~ -156 f , • Crevi::,_WMotors ~A~ONAL . C.ew
Behind Tnnu'1 BJ.I .. _ i\lat'I ,_ .. _ ll 1 H ao•nn~Top Joca"· -y . UM IMJ . the al . Cab Truck. Xlnt-cond. Set! Ask klr Sales M,,,.._._ ~·v "6 muoua "''e , year. UITY· An.U.,_. uuo,, ~· es, Just ~· lll tot 208 W. 1.st, Sant& Ana 835-3171 She.II StJ;lion. Brookbunt A ---O'Kecf~ &: i\1erritt buill·1n I Don't bey any c .a:an witil 64&-Tirll 3'.l2T1 Acacia, santa Ana down payment and on]y PACE ARROW Garfield. H~ Be&cb. 182ll Beaeh Blvd.
usf'd d1sh"·asher. Good 11.·o"'-1 )'OU can play? Non-players SlofL Blk "lap" q . Hi'J. &M-5307 or ~6 S188.60 is .the total monthl.y; ,64 Ford l\.T V-3 bit 847~~tngton Be~ 9-333l
ing condit~. A\'ocado -_S35. \\'t'lcome to anend tree "-ork p/08.chshund·Terrie!', fem. CHIWS Hunter Pro trained. payment incl tax lkenlle TIOGA ' • auto. re
Porta.hie ~nger St: iv 1 n g shops. For information 2yra need& compenion. Very gentle. Attractive and a11 flnanCe cb&rges fOI' , engine. Clean. Cab hlgh Cash For' Clean
r.tachint• \\"Uh attachments, Contact: Tom Dieterich 646-7285. $1IXKI 54&-6255 72 months on ~ voUcsw AGEN ahell. $895. !G-2134. c &
·sso. PhOne 633-9264 afler 642·2&51 F1.UITY,' blond~ fem.&le BAY quu:ter &how gelding. =~ ~:.! f!'!:ce .! BILL' YATES' INC 1:ck,F~i;!. nxi, flatbed IJsed m'S 4:30 p.rn. I Coast Music Service ooclcer poodll", very al· Winner in trail, pleasure & ·~ o ~ T k
CARPET La er has accea.~ f-tlonal•, •-,.., chil•-. -u•'I. ~.,,, "~" ,,..,.,., lice111e. Deferred payment ltlOTORH MES * 645-1517 * rUC 5 .., Y , l\e11·po11 Blvd. at Harbor """ "" w..:u """ vu· ~.w price la. $9028,2) which tn-AND CAMPERS
to 100 rolls of ?arpetLng Costa lolesa 497-1301. APPALOOSA reg. gelding, 8 eludes all finance ...., .. -, San J uan r n ... IJtrano 1963 GMC P.U. Orig owner. How•rd Chevrolet bt>lo>'' "'liole sale prices . .il.o;;o REE · ~ G old "''-6'"' .._.. Never Wied commercl·n.. Newport S.ach remnants & shape's at dis-*PIANOS*ORGANS F mix.,... er man yrs ·· sales tax .&. Ucense. Annual Alongside San Diego Frwy. <llU$· coonl prices. 979-7820. Goi"" Out For Business shepherd 6 mo old male. $400 -Call 536-36al percentaec rate ts 12.1. 493-451'.l e 499-2261 e 837-4&» Good shape. $995. 54&-3472 MacArthur Blvd-1-Jambbree
''6 Needs big yard. ~46. ' 1966 FORD IA. T #hart bed • 83•A$55 CI..A\\'FOOT PEOL~AL Best f(Uality -prl~s . serv. Bill BARRY 27' TRAVOO . -square oak tnble, desk. ~\\•ai-S1eir1"·ay·Bald\\'in, etr. FREE Pupp\('$. % Lab & 1.4 I ' · , I~ 25' DISCOVERER 428 Cobra eng., xlnt cond. \\IE PAY TOP OOLl.AR
dresser, Hoosier cabinet, I PlayetPianos !'Rolls Airedale. Hurry only ll left. =-'ff 70'-22' CONTINF..NTALS S!WX). Call 546-6971 FOR TOP USED C,ARS
pressback chairs, more. Re~tals ....... '\e Buy-Sel~ 494-8402. ..._ \ 1..: GM C PO.,...AC XI' PRIDE & JOYS Van1 963 Ii your car. is extra clean,
Privatr party. 893-TIOJ Daily I().6 Sun 12-::> LOVING home for mixed • • • nll VAN CONV£RSIONS 1----------see us first
. , . FIELD'S PIA:'IDS Dane 12mo ma.le, outgrew FIAT :ales e Service • Rentals 1915 CHEVY ·BAIJEi:t BUICK N~ ~::· !,i:!'.:~ 1-,-°"='·'·M .. •"''8"'('11"<"1 "64.>=3250... our home. All shots. sa6-3846. IMtl, .... 1 90I * Dcnunar Inc. * . 29'25 Harbor Blvd.
613--0261. """Ide vm .... *PIANOS*ORGANS* 1_.!'UPP61".'!:.....,a11 o1'•tu.Mus1" ·12 : 1811' Eii-. ·• cy1. ...,.<"iSt. ~s.A.St~;!.,,.. 1380' -Blvd .. c.c. SUPERV-AN eo.i~RTS w·~2511> NB No. 275 Hammond. Wurlitzer, many ...... pes """" · Volvo Penui, 170 hrs. Olry. Ana 557-lOXI 531-6800 · ~.., ft4~•Lµ
I find home1. 540-6761 .a-:.-/ tll' ~--Count•'s DINE, lamp, table Sl~$30. others. January c ea.ranee out ~•V'C w VOWft' .. ........ VW Cam Low Next to G.G.-Datsun v •..u15"" J
Countl'rtop dsh.,·hr $15. on no"'! The best deals are t YR old Chihuahua &: TE!f'-Auto bilge pump & bkM-er, """" per. 1-,.,...'--,-..,,-,.-7'"-.:---IMaroon with contralltil!JI: Blk TOP S BUYER
Antique niisc. L\fovin~ aJ"·ays at rier mb:. Real cu~. About 1 a:! pl Wet tank. lull COVW11r11. mileage. 1973 Uc. High Rent A Motor Hom. interior 092FYV. BIIL ?ifAXF.Y TOYOTA
f all 847--0'.!ill CoUt Gwird equip .. Com· roof. Lota of storage. Convt. for your, Vacation $966 18881 Beach e1v · 979-0333. Wallichs Music City t. 1 · · pass. ~ convert. top, coucb bed. Elec butane * 839-4301 * H. Beach Ph. 847.8555 BEDROO~I sui1e hea~ South Coast Plaza 5-I0-2830 sJtis, .tow rope, ladder, hot· refrig. Sink Ir: Stove. Aux.. ked
wood. Xlnt cond $85. --=""""'=='-"'-0'-
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tom pe.int for salt walM', healer. AM.flo"M r adio. 968-WINNEBAGO, seU contained See ll _ You'll Buv 11 $ For Junked or \\Tee
Schv.inn bikes, like nu. S20 \\'A.'IJTED: PRIVATE PAR-gold Jeat name. In new 9145 aft. 6 pm. luxury unit lfor rent by day ~ J autos.---
,PR. 5;)7...Q24 TY TO BUY PL.\:.'10 FOR Pwts Ind Supplial mnd, Qlp-~ with boat. 2 . ATTENTION ,..~k ~ morifli. For appt. ~ li1.,:1-494-1003. ext Ei(l8 24 hrs.
IRVINE Coast Country Club CASH 0~::._......,,8 ';mmmmm;::~~I yr. WlU'l'alrtY on boat, I yr )MPORT OWNERS call 545-Ml3"atter:pm. . UlllD Autos, Imported 970
membership for sale. """""' I on eng. Must sell :iuc lll '72 Pace Arrow 2.:1' JOYOTA
Call 642-4286 PIANO FOR Sale -1970 Peh, Gener•I l50 n'Ml'Vinf:. Sid CataliJla hoar. New custom Shells, SU9. . S20 •• ,, "5c 1· 1, ALFA R'OMEO Seat& 10., Sold new $5472. Overhead tdeepers Ir air, ge~J a vov m
TO \V LE Ste r Ii n g Yamaha (!(Insole, Spanish WW t• $3800 or oiler. campen al verY. very lo F1'ee tnsurant:e. ~ 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&-9300
(Craftsman) 8 settingii. xlra ~tedit. Special featun. S&il). ~~OO~s. m:.~· p~~ Priva'f,e IJ6>. 551.--3956 prtcel. Fillancinit avail. Triil.n,:-!f.rnel 945 '11 DODGE ·'% TON VAN VELOCEAHa '~ROSplcleADSTERr·
·pieces, 35'/11 olf. &14-8800. 6T:r6589. "Sherry's," Poodle pups SC LETS 893-{673. • VS, automatic special paint
.. '~Dff ........ ~ avall.546-2848. .~-• ' 2beAller:-~~~l~,!~~~u.22c'!n =1c$2999~VE= L~n:fl~R~MILES
HEALTIIY blk Ir. wbt rat.: will trade for ~self O>nL 546-6911. Blvd., c.oifa Mesa ~7 AIR eoifDmONING ~t=n:l:·~~ f\X)d, ANS.WEIS camper or motorhlule, Auto Service, P•rtt M9 Effective thru 1/21/73. 5 speed. trans.,, ~ rt&pe.
_.7244. -· '67 DODGE Van VB/318 vinyl Interior, many xtrat &:
Cits 152 Teacup -Gambol -·Unsaid ,.. ... ~ Sbell Jor 6• Pickup CADD..LAC PARTS • 1959 auto w/radlo btf custom ab9olute mint oondition. La Ran \,JWU'".s:.n Model HAVE GOOD ' ' ' (YYK389) *FREE! Needed desperate-dd Purl~~ -. S13), Lumber n.ck abo-$21) RA N s MJEION. AIR inter. Nw shock, l>ralw.I, $3222
ly, good home for Leo. oar -'A trl-·• f 646-9'J49 &rmmoNIN'G UN I T mags, tat tires. Xlnt cond. gentle Marmalade Tom Cat, Nudist scene: . 'Clal o * NEW 8' CAMPER RADIO and RADIATOR. ' SUSO. 645-7234 N•ber1 Cadlll1c
from Ha wall. 673-6732 mine repprted that r; re-SHELUi !W~.... 1212 s, ~ .. S.!;~ Santa Ana SAt'RIFICE, 1969 VW van, AUTHORIZED DEALER
$2689
1971 Capri DX) with·
atttomatlc trans, alt, FM
mu.s1c -SHARP!
GUSTAFSON
Uncoln-Mercury
16!!00 Beach at· Wamer
Huntington Beach ·· ·•-
842-8844 • -''Home of the Vlklnl"
CITROEN
CITROEN-MASERATI S.M.
ORANGE CO. HEAD-QUARTERS
IMMEDIATE DELr\TERY
Jim Siemon• Impot11
llO W. Warner, Santa Ana
C'll4) ~lUt
DATSUN
'71 D:M9 24 .
Original I~ & Out. air
cond., radio, new map &:
radials,~.
$41'5
'69 DATSUN 510 2 door,
redials. R&H, W{W, sharp!
$'195. Call evee. m-6698
TIME FOR
642~5678
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
For an 'ad in Woman's World
Call Mary Beth 642-5678, ext. 330
Dog 154 CenUy attended a b hd::iy ~'"' ~""' aeml camptt, snow t:ltta, 2600 Harbor Bl.~ Costa Mesa
s ..,.,.ru at a nudist can1p. He .-.-''""" ....... ., -.. -••• -oo Open Sund•• ;id~ "Ev«! the piesents CyclH, BlkM 4 met wfiffl1 & tlr•1 •-,._ \.,II ' '1:1.-.-.uv. T~ruc~'ks -. -96-..2 1 ;--,,-~----,,. 2 TOY Poodles, AKC, white, Scooffn 925 * 1150 * Trucks 962 Trucks fl62
7 ivks. $25.. came UNWRAPPED." I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J
/ ntern aTlonal Designer Pattern 507-0028 * *' * * * '6' Honda· 00, 10..t lfu,
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7 II I · M auto. clu:tch, $75. Schwinn CUSI'OM painting -No job * •AKC, Silky Terrien, St«PPER/Maint an Cont'l lO apd boys bike, $30'. too complex for ua. FTff BRAND NEW J.973
males, 6 wks. .r>esireS , fJill\ t~e . ~m'~: Pb: Sam.~ aft.8 1or estimates~893--0073.
$100. 543--0508. ment. Pmfer bOat only. ~-~"""~~~=~=!~~~~~~~~~'~ GMC l/2 TON PJCKUPS ff~ ~ e PurE'bred Bloodhound pup.. 114:' ·9634688. RICKMAN, 250 CC, $89.5. l-1 lr;:;i
~-wka. $.50 e&Cb.! .MM~BoaLtiFis.!:~: =la~~~~.~ Amtfw'*L!!J
ALASKAN Malamute Pup, 4 Ftber;:l&la ·over . wood. 1r P· 714: 893-ill35 · ' ';;;iiiiiiiiiiiiim;:;;;~~ll
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lt.'s oil vL'ry n<'W looking -three-rows of top-
stltchinl'( lrlm the "'Ide stand-up collar and turn
back cuffs of this marvelous. easy lo piake design
by Leo Nardut(:i, Note the de<oply cut set.in sleeves
with a dolman ('ffect that are braceh::t leo jtth. Patch
pockets arr trimmed "<ith a single row of top.
stitching and a wide Sl\llh casually \Jed completes the
plctun-. Originally shov.·n In a llflStel knit, but
equally good In llght"·eight "'001, synthelict;, gabllr-
dlne, heavy crepe, jersey. 70013 ii cut iJl ready·to-
"·ear MWl'!I Slus 8-16. Size 12 requires approx!·
ma.tely 3 yanh of 54'' fahrie, To ortk>r 7001.3; ctve
size, name, ad~s and zip. Send $2.00 tor third
c1aM mall. Add 25c for first clasf; 11.nd !il)Cetal )Mln· t dllng. Addn!lt SPAD&A. Box N, Drp't CX-15, J.tU-t ford, N.J. C»l848. 'Vhen ordering pat\('1'11, also Mk
t. tor details on Gtntral Fl!'der11Uon t'lf Women's Club
' eonte11t with 10 day PX"pf!nsc pa_id trip 10-Italy,
!I visiting l!nll~n designers In Ron1r, flon"n« and
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months old, AKC. lhots,. , Trailer: $.UI. 5157-569:2. &1W R--'l5, 1911: 20 Km: G• I
'1'0mled. $100. 548-6ll3 , .... h f MlrfM :i'!ver; $250 xtras: xlnt ;,;.OM"'-"!,,;•,;;.· _____ '-50
LGE 6 mo AKC AlaskM E41'rip. •1 904 api?: lo blu bk + IO% McCORMICK tractor, 400
l\talemute, blk & wht, --M,' · · 60-alBl. gal. 1pray rig, disk & sprlr11
$100 or Oober. pup. 5.11)-.0q7 ·INn.A't;ABLE utiµty . boat '71 Kawa 350 Dirt Bike SUper tooth harrow. 637~.
'!ALE Al~·n 2'1 -wllh w/197.3 Mere·. o.b. + extra.s. lteliable three chamben, Ion I
" ..... ' ' J•D• 536-1344 O:Jl'l'nutti, A: much mbre Rect'911t I papers. $100. Me 11 ow! 906 $600. 548-4876 V•hlcl .. 536--0917 Boati; .power 956
COCK R SP rE1 WHITE 10-spd -· "E • · AN • pups, at' CASIN CRUISER Ul65 n@ar-new with )'OUth 11eat. '67 FORD
AKC, ehompio" Slock, •ilm' w/Many 'Extras ~nt $110 or be>t. 6'l!h'l348 CdM CAMPER• YAN bu[(. 552-9'9'1 haUI' a:. IU~. Xlnt cond.
MAl..F) Irish Seiter, 7 ~ 6. Pitv. pty. $7,500. HONDA a. 175, 1m, lo Conversion k:e-boi: link,
n'Klnlhs, $50 -. mDeaae. '11S firm. 646-0129 double bunk , ""'" ~7867 ,,,,., alt.. 6 pm • ma&1. ....
31' CllRlS Cabin Crul5er, top 1'71 HON!>A SLIGO """· 929ASJ$1595 ' ENG. Bull, 2 m. male1 shape, twin ·enc. ritdki, ,..__.. ~ ... -·~ _._ AKC. Loves people. r-.tust depth fhider fll1I U\lUU. ... v.-.u ....... ....,........,
""· hm otter. 645-7469. :=:.,;,..,,-...... 6 SUPER BU"i l ·n Yamaha ~£ :; ~ * TOY POODLES • . fn cOrruort. $89?5. ~Tl. ZO OT' 1 wi/GYT kit $525 ;.:811~
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ME"T' ALF'Lb.KE Silver Manx
· Cotly, Full-bouJe eni:ine
with all l'leW parts, Wkte
\\•heels. Tiret, New Co~
vertible Top,' ~t Legal,
629CIE
$1"5' : '
8:1
YW BAJA BUGGY
SUN:ROOP -A M/F?ll ,
.Fu11-houoe -. Tuned Exhuut. Wide Tire1. A
\Vbttll. 6390lll,
$1"5
l\~~ * Dune But1Y * 1or su:M'.I or c:Hr1 $1~ ....
49f-.4T4T or .f.U.M57
TrUCk1 962
1~ DOOGi: Pickup, aoo.l
cond. 1495. -
~699
PLUS TAX & LICENSE
IMMIDIATI DRIYllY
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY
GMc TRUCKS, "' TON ro' 3 .TONS, SPRINTS, SUBURBAN,
CREW CABS, JIMMY$, VANS, RENTALS, LEASING ·
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Convertlons At 111t Dl,_..1 Prl-Nollody -· Our Flnonc·
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'69 WEEKENDER
CAI OYER
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'69 CHEVY
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IMMEDIA.TE DELIVERY
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1973 DATSUN
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THINKING@-
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You That We Appreciate Your Business
OV!R 150 NIWA USED VW'S TO CHOOSE
FROM. IMMEDIATE DILIV!RY. BRING
YOUR TRAD.E. , ' . · OPEN SUNDAY
•UV, RENT, OR LEASE
VOLKSWAGENS -PORSCHES
AUDIS ~ VW CAMPERS
A MOTORHOMIS
CllOOIO,,.,.. Oranae County's Luloat Quality .lltocl< of
Prevtoul Owned ~Cl JU~ A FEW EXAMPLES
1973 Sell DeYllle
LESS THAN 7,000 MILES
FACI'ORY
AIR CONDITTONING
cadlllac exl!!CUtive car with
ftremist tln1lb I: every Cad·
i1lac xtra model. (Ser.
•103951) $7111
1972 Brougham
Factory air,. Ml power,
stereo, dual corn.fort teats,
etc. (611EAC).
$6999
1971 El Dorado
FACTORY
4LL MOO ii LS 3--0uiek-R..w Tourno-Off ·F,...,ay
AIR CONDmONING
_Fuij JIQW6, ster~ c~se ~-...;.==;,::~:=~::;..""'..:.:=.=.'---...~I control, all leather tiiter. IN STOCK , .,,. ..
lmmodlate Delivery Aulol, '-rtoCI . 970 AUIOI, Imported 970 (333DIJ).
S5999
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$1966
See It • You'll Buy It
~lfAOia W TOYOTA
$866
See It • You'll Buy It
al)ualfAOia
.• TOYOTA
1966 Harbor, C.M, 646-9303 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-903')
1972. 1:9nd.vwSee 86'· ~Z o~
Newport Beach. 64'rl164,
TOYOTA &»-1765.
'66 V\Y BUG. $800 >0r best of·
fer. New engine. Good con-La ndcruiser .~t,,;;:99-s:;~ Camper.
Sunday, Janu.,, 21, 1973
THERE OVER 500 SKILLED
TECHNICIANS READY TO
SERVE YOU
ON COSTA MESA'S
Harbor Baulevard
af Car•
WAGON' like new. worn 13,500 miles. PoP""Top. Xlnt
bubs, r~ UJCE NEW!! corld. 979-Ul31 aft. 5.
Green le White. Only 3300 MUST 1ell -'69 VW C&mper, ,,....,. C-C•••t, .......
I
DAILY PILOl D 1 J
CADILLAC
Cod. '72 11 Dorado
LUXURIOUS HA It D T 0 P
CPE. ·•
LESS rnAN 9QOO Mn.ES
FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING
BcaQWul carnatlan red with white vinyl top & rich r,id
leather Interior. Full·power,
tilt &. tele100plc steertne,
stereo multiplex with tape,
door locka, cruise control,
li&ht .entinel, moat ~
dlx. xtra Cadillac makel.
True elepnce! (9'22FBZ)
SALE PRICED
Nabers Cadillac
AuntORIZED DEALER
2600 Harbor Bt, eo.t& Mna
S4lr9100 OpenSlmday
YOUR ONLY
FACTORY
AUTHORIZED
CADILLAC
DEALER Laraest aelect..m of CadiJ.
lacs In ~e CounfJ.
Sales·Leutni. •
miles. 282$1'4W066Q ~ll>s ina~[·5p:,sso. Call Autos, UMcf 990 • ~abln I
VW: Rebuilt Engine BUICK BUICK CalllU.C
See It • You'll Buy It BEST OFFER!! 64&-0636 """" HARBO '60 VW GHIA Buick '70 Riviera Cpe. '70 RIVIERA CU1tom. _full ~ R BL. -~ LfJL'i& $400 Call MS-3533 LE.SS on:~~~ l\ULES ~r, to~ a:~Uo-=~'. 540-9100COSTA = Stmd!t
TOYOTA '69 VW SUNDIAL CAMPER AIR CONDITIONING (540AEP) 13399 DAVE '67 CPE DoVILLI I
Loaded w/extras Fiill pOwer, -vtnyl top, tilt .RO$$_ _PONTIAC, 2480 .
1966 Harbor, c.M. 646-9303 $199.5. Call 96&-2500 steering. ~I 1trato bench =fT ttl~= "M~ ~Zin 1~?° eqwrT:~ftllt-,65 vw 8 Camper ·~ CC seat. -auto. trans., Rl.r:H, 1121173 i lll power "'"'"''r -~!:=1 ~:;u~D~S o:n,~~69::~~ ·ro TOYOTA Crown 4 Dr. us .wuu • .l'wsw. Ablolutely beautiful. • alr. rm 401 -wdaft, c..yJ i..n d e_r_, ..Be.b..Wl.t~t:lJ.rtJ·. ~ rims. (lmBOC)--_ _ , --B..LV:IERA. con-,
automltlc. oir OQnd .• vinyl l lOOO. 83US69. dltlonlng, ""!Om Interior~--$"1895 1972 Cpe. DeYille
'69 DATSUN u12 ~ ~t. Pvt party
' S-DR. WA"GON D~~~~:c:~~E 1-..:.-P_O_Rs_c_H_E __
, SpoUess, radio with ta,pe 1912 ~ SEDANS
player, roof rack, new tittl, 11• .. 11., YNW744 · 3 to choo9e, ~"~ ~t.
$11H ~:s!.~
' " •h~~:~] '~~~T~'
. .i.o .
1964 NilA1t..f:atryJ. +-wheel New Car ~.Tr.ad•ln1
drive jeep. Now brakes, 1970 2IO SEL , ... $5150
valVft. Good cond. 645--3050. Full Power, Auto. trana. Air
'69 Dablm 510 4dr aedan illpd oonditionlni. Loaded! (323-
PORSCHES AT
HACH IMPORTS
"59 to '71, ~. 911, 91~
.5-lpeed1, 10me map, some
air, (WIJ289). from , ••
$1195
trans, radJo. ht:r, 1 owner BQR) Porsche '65 ''('' Cpe,
llSO. 839-31'10 · 1'71 250C · · · • · · · · $6195 4 S P E E D • C H R 0 M E FIAT Mt. Silver/BU<. Vteyl top, . -·WHEELS I-------"""'.~" I auto tram .. air cond, Pow-er AM/FM radio heater· Ju&:· * 1970 850 FIAT SPIDER • y.rindov.ri Cl92AEP) . cage rack, Je8the1' inlertor,
Good -· 03:5,~ lni. $1000. 1970 250C ... ' •... ·. $5"5 mint "'"''""'" • priced to &M-1564. · . AutO trana., air conditioning sell today. (710EIE)
'62 FIAT ....., -ble ~&:""1 to sell now! (198-$2999
J:. ~. ~"'."" ok. 1972 220 Sodan · · $5195 Nebers Codlllac
A 10,0XI miles, auro. trana., AUTHORIZED•DEALER
HOND ~)show "'°m """'· ""' Harbor Bl .• Co.ta M"a
'71 HONDA '70 210SE cpe. · · $1495 540-!lloo 0pen _, <;!...seal J,Jodel! ML Silver 19'IJ,1'1lRSCll~ special . CLEAN. Low Miln. 876 ONO w/Blaclc. ~w.-end 1.a 1 e pUtl, · leaibe\I • .IDt;, air,
$195 prlcod. (TZUB95l ......... Recaro Sport lints. · · low ml1es, showroom new
FACTORY Am CONDmONING F'ull power. leathu Interior,
loaded with dlx. xtru. (55$.
539). .
$5999
1970 E Dorado
top, 1o mu.age. (239BIOl '69 vw w/EXTRAS SALE PRICED vinyl mp. (98SFBMl 11599
=y Sale1Ui11!= ii~ Xlnt cond. snoo. 5J6..57ST Nfibtrs Cadillic ~i:oVE ~~ 1ji~1:~: Sp EC I i&.MW G IN
DAVE ROSS PONTIAC. '62 VW Camper fact rebl.t AUTIIORIZED DEALER ea.ta Mesa. ·~17 Ef· BAUER 2'80 Harbor Blvd., COlta 1600 eng. I: t r a n I • fa.-:., .. •"--· 1,.,,"" • Mesa, MfHIQlT. Effective Everything \\urks, $695, ~~r Bl.~ta Mesa ""-'"•" uiru u•u '" 11
thru. 1/21/Tl. 496-0285. n Sunda.1 'ST BUICK WA1GON. Nu ra· BUJCK"PElrJAGUAR. ·./
19T2 Celle& S..T Coupe. $2999. 'Tl Super Bua:. mag1, radials, 110 ,aUICK LtSABRE =e ~ heater. No 2925 arbor Bl. Costa Me.
1 ~. ~ ml1es. 4 speed, AM/FM stereo, $1800. Fully luxury equipped In· ~ San~ Ana St. 979-2500 !
MI. Radial tires. Black 644-()768. cludlng 1factory air, like Costa MeAa, f>46-4478 ,70 ELOORAOO Coup. , landau top. Pretty Yellow e 1968 VW BUG-Standard new. 97T AHO. car 1 Uc S81FI'G ' hllt XI t nd llk '72 RIVIERA PREMIUM Loaded. Miners SCold wl · ' ' ' ' " co ' • new. $2495 COND. LOADED. F ORCED .black vinyl top, 018BB
FACTORY ToyotaofOrenge, Inc •. $900. 968-00.9 SPECIALIZING IN TO SELL. TAKE OVER $4799. DAVE RQSS,..-l"011-
AIR CONJ?mONING Tustin at Katella, Oranae 72 VW'iUS-7 P•1S. QUALITY PAYMNTS, NO DOWN. TJAC, 2580 Harbor Blvdl,
Full power, vmyl top, stereo, ~150 MAKE OFFER. 644-8855 548-4258 COit& Meu., 5f6.8017
all leather interior. (~T· 1969 Corolla 1ta wan·Xlnt 1964 vw Good transportation. BAUER CA. DILLAC fecti.~ thru 1121173·
AMN). $4333 cond. New tires, R/H. . . $45o * '69 Eldorado, d
Super sharp! $995. 642-0!79 e "'" •-• days e BUICK-OPELrJAGUAR ereen/belge, alr, = l>'t\MIHJU '68 OOUPE DE VJLI..E. l full '10 Toyota Mark' II. 4-dr., VW ,710 Beetl•, Xlnt -nd. 2925 Harbor Blvd.Costa Mesa 11 fa air s ereo, pwr, 1970 CJI. DeYifle E:s: d~=· R/H. $1275· Pr/Pty, AM/Fft.1 ,t;reo, 979-2500 ~"er ~~ows ci:ry seam: Xlnt cord. 6"-60l8.
......... Corolla Ila wan . Xlnt $1289_ ¥! 6 pm, call ~2348. 1964 Buick Sk)ilarlc O>nvt. AM/FM stereo radio. CAM~RO
FAcroRY .1:71!:1 ••• R/H 'f,6 VVLJaug Good cood P/windows, P/seats. P/s, (WUP015l Kelley guggested 1 ----~---1
AIR CONDITTONING cond. New Um. • Good tires. R.adio, beater: P/b. Good cond. $395 retail $2900 Sale price $2299 '67 Camaro ss-t gpd-3$) F'ull power, stereo, etc. CnT· Super sharp! $815. 642-0879 Clean. S5T·36S8 8.19-0079. DAVE ROSS PONTIAC, en&.-litaaa Ir headen $100$.
ADL). 1969 TOYOTA Mark IL Air, -'63 Buick ronv V-6 auto, 2W Harboi' Blvd., Colta 545--2083 between 5:00 &: 6:30
· 53999 ~~· xtnt eo00. ·~vw~=-co::b~! ~~io/h=r, ~ =· ~it~11 Effective p.m.CHEVROLET MPH tires, clutch. $650. 97t-5128 968-2945 . . cJ.D '61 Cpe DeVUle, fUIJ i
1968 Sed. DeYllle
Factory air cond. Full power.
Full leather inter. CVDP·
877). $2111
1969 Cpe. OeYllle
TRIU '65 Camper, nu mg & tittl '65 Buick LeSabre 2-dr. pwr, air cond, id tires. '65 Impala 4 dr, all pwr. il-
'6T TlUUMPH , GT6, Good $1100 or be•t oUtt. or belt offer. MUST SELL! Owner mUJt sell. Allee, cond. $300. Pvt pty. 6C-tUI
cond. \Vire whee.la 45,0CWJ 645-4712 1~. 6'1)--159:i. 496-371B. aft 6. I ~.., 657·3726, days VOLVO 1983 BUICK 2Dr. -Trana. '6!i·,EL Rld~~i. = '64 SS. O>evy 283 •Uto, i. . 'ear .. Good tires. RWll ~. tlrm. M&-8020, S:3Q-5. ~e~, oris owner. S57!· VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO '12, 145 E War. fuel . $295. 548-4810, Evt1/WlmdL -==~~.;;;;;-'"'=---.I In~; 19Km· itreen: 5 nu '62 Buick, Tape deck. nu * '65 CAD~C * I 'EL"'"°""CamJno""':c:-:::,!16::-:391:::""°"'-=l
•n Camper, pop.top, tent ?tbch X ridlals; xlnt shaoe; tires, Very clean in114e, very good condition . air, r/h, S.S. Whla,' Jl,tal):
plus $1SO extra.I, ex. cond. low blu bk + 10% 642·3181. good paint job. 64.5-7968 $800 * 54&--'113t . ~64!!1~1:!!35&~----,d I J £ttH11':l J(M SLEMONS cond. Priced $500, below .ml.,--IMPORTS ·Blue Book. Call Joe, ·-•-:t=, 120WISTWARNIR -or846-3445 FACl"ORY ' ...... .... Stint• An• (714) 54'"4114 '67 -912, 5 1pd, Xlnt eond., Am CONDITIONING
42,lll> mi. $2650. 644-007 '69 Wgn, 38,900 -ml, Clean, Autot, New 980 Autos, New 9IO Aufol, New ' M.P
'li6 VW Fatback, good con-auto, air, Michelin X Ure• ,
dltlon! '73 Tap. $600. lug rack, bff:t ofr.•83T~. • · AM-FM, radfala, coco mats, Full power, vinyl top, stereo, JAGUAR 50 USED "1>lt ..... $3349 or. make of. oil leather Interior. (()34.
MEICEDES !<;.,-.,i_'>'. I 646--081, nftn 80\lf). Ja~uor 7f V12 ~~· ' $3333 +2 Cpo ON DISP~Y-'65 SC, mint cond. new eng., ·.~ -" . new paint, new Interior. LESS THAN TOOi........, , FACTORY ' <•·-Ne.I Car serlou• Inquiries only, pvt 1968 Cpe. DeY"dle
M:T-5165 '70 Volvo 144 "S, am/fm,
'69 VW Fastback. Auto., stick, $1795 or beat otter.
R&H, good tirel. Xlnt con· 4!K-t881. , · .•
dition! $1195. 646-1400 VOLVO •n, Rid 142-E. Air
1i65 VW 1500, 1200. Or beat cond, Ri:H, xlnt cond. l.Dw
Offer. Good runntna: cond. .:m:::'::..· .=SO>o::..;.1'19=. -~-=
557-1. Autdl, ·Usocl 990 AIR CONDmQNING ' .,,....r d . ,•,,tyc.:&40-=1'64::::,: _____ I
""""" ,_.. 4• opHd Tl"a 4HDI· '63-8U SUPER clean, .,. ID . -...'!ull lef~-. Coming In Evwy Day 1.,,...C. Bl aupunkt ,
:ndlal "'"' illloluto-mint Aik .AJ>out OUr Urilque AM/FM, chrm rlml. 13.lOO.
FACTORY •n VW II.US
AIR CONDITIONING RadlaJ,, Am·Fm '"'""· Low BARRACUDA
eondltlion ln twl')' way. ,~;;;;o:::;'=""":,.-:--.--Vinyl top, fUU leather Inter-,me::•::..· ,,-:D°"ayc;s:,,645-"'-'3ltl2~. '°'" -= -----.:...--·II
k>r". all ~. door lockl, 'n VW. Will lf!'l..I for $300
(IJ71EAE) UHd Mercode1 LHM '61 91:Z.Factory air , SALE PRICED . Plan• Konb, map, new ,...... A
etc. (XEN'i94l. under top book.
Nabers CadlllK House of 1--~-~-~~
,$2222 .... 7943
AuntORJZED DEALER ""T'""I" "!"i .c:-~~~"o:°';:-'="~""'""'°~ 11100 Harbor Bl., Costa Mesa 6862 ~·.~ ,,..!~ •n PORSCHE 914, ldnt oond,
M0-1100 Open,au.day on th• -...ta -"""":'" with •ex.tru. ~ offer.
'70 JAGUAR '1964 -::;,-: l9t)C, 4-dr .:;::.. 811 T 5 pd
XKE COUPE ""'"· wltlt•lred .tnt. Auto, 26,ooo mi .. .....,,,· ...,.!.i~ ~.·:!!,,ff .. ~~ eond, new Must lee!! •RDi:. S30-427D Jrnmacul.a.te, air cond., u..~ -. ~ _,,
p ower · 1teertnr,1-===~M""G:::·---•n Ponche 914, xln't con-
AM/FM/SW radio, «>&BNN , l dition.
' ! Call 642-8601 BRAND NEW 914 """"1e •'ii Low mi. '72 .MG \ All-American roclng ma.,, t~':Out • all ex'!"'· ~12.
NOT DEM. OS I' '6l Ponobe; SM, SC 1600.
'69 JAGUAR XKE Sliver, Runs 'perfect, needs paint.
auto.,, wire wheel.!I, air cond. Savet· · $11:itl., ~. aft 4.
(412EOM) $3999 DAVE HM . · 1964 ~ fwhl discs, ~bit
ROSS PONTIAC, "'80 oJVUV eng A trans. $2100. 7"1)-IMO
Hatbor Blvd., Cotta Mesa, QC-.f9+-.'1315 aak for Bob
5*-IOJ.T Effective thru off sticker price •68 Tarp 911. 5 ~ l/Wl3. NOW ONLY , Am-Fin. 13SOO or olfor. Call
Jag <lO -. Clualc. ' $3300 1-50$-2615.
AM/FM, wli't ,..... kpd (:111167Gl "ua==PO=RBCHE"'==--:::811,,,.-4:--;opd,
w/o'drtve. Mat llc:rU. for xJ.i1t eoOd Map, '° ailluce,
PfOO, 963-1009. NEWPORT IMPORT1 Must .. U: Na tlrel. -7uj
XK140 Jaguor -S100 W. CoUt Hwy., Newpcft 1968 PORSCHE 912. chrome
Complet<ly .-ed. Xlnl Beoch, 842-9">S. wheels. "'50, ZWJ'931.
con<L ~-'67 UG'"' AT • . . -31J! JAG XKE 2 + 2 '69, bel&< "t; ~ · WILL Buy )'Olll' Poncbe or
Xlnl -A BEACH ' IMPORTS vw paid for or not. can -
B RolM!sten, B· GT; 4 Kent Allen. 83T...t800. MADA •<th ovm-drive, an ':· RENAULT .1---------1 wires ~ * Ma~•::,;;~ary * ri-~'L:rt~ L~..,~·:.~
36 MONntS OPEN LEASE f"-''1a00l-:"c..t'fW...,,.., R:-10, AM/FM, vinJI tn-
WIU accept tndc-ir)I . _.,. 141.flilOI tcrior, f\IUy equipped •
CALL MR. tR.t 8'Utl66' ' shows, impeceable ,care to
H t I · h ope.• lnalde A oot. Must be ...,. un • ,,.c . & ~riven .. !ully appreciate.
MAZDA •61 OPEL I (XllW!') $999
RAU.YE f>~ low -· ........ Cadlllac ,
1967 e Dorado
FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING
Full power; an xtru. CTYU·
"''· $1999
1967 Cpi. DeYille
FACTORY
AIR CONDmONING
Full powtr, leather. inter.
(TFBM9). '
$1777
1966 h&bam
LUXURIOUS FLEEIWOOD
FACl"ORY
AIR CONDmONING
Vinyl top, .radlal t.ire9: stereo
mu!Uplex. Molt every dlx.
opt.ion made .• (RVM743J.
$1555
OVIR
70 CADILLACS
& other ftne cars
to chooee from
NABERS
CADILLAC
FACI'ORY AUTIIORIZED
""' HARBOR BL. Cotta .Mesa St0-9100
Aulol,. lmperlod '70
SUNBEAM
, 578 EKY .Al1nlORIZED DEALER
7331 -BL sqa SH5 3'00 -Bl., °'* -'65 SUNBEAM -iii IA rnlleago SfECIALIZINO IN 540-Wll ·°""' !iWld!f ONE'""'''" low mllel, No. -. a..: -. elect ·~ MSW 138 -· bMi.'r, -r OOod · llAUtJI RlllAµLT R12 ' $59S
-Car"'"""~ •m< ~iii~~~iifB'f ':.:."' ~· ~ or BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR . • ' $Z095
-"'7:00. ' 2925 -Bhd.Oolla -pc~ llENZ ·10 A GT •
.. Mlr11•l1 ~ 4-spRd, Atd wldi •!.J
• IL ,_...., ndl<>, ~ S{"ii£Eii •BNP '"'5 . =~~~H~ --
l <
tt'I & bntlf:, • • .atll YoUl'
lttms with f!Me, uae Dally
Pilot Clalllflod. 6IH6"ll.
1¥!WJ· RoyCe '81 Sl!'om v-""' ...,.,,, run. Ot!Ud. •bite. 52i000 mllft, your houee, aet.,_ aton
lmmac. , SJ.2,CXXJ. ( 2 1 S) bldr;. etc. thJu a DaUJ Pilot
4U-Ol48 or m•> .,.._ CIUllfled Ad.
I
•
Savirigs for you
n DATSUN 510 70 DATSUN 510
2 o..,. SHe11. 4 ,,_M, 4 Door, lik• n•w 1ute
.rMi., h••t.r, •inyl roof only lt,000 '"ii". H .. rry
·~ eff tft1 '"•uty of it'• 011 thit 1110 -Oflly ' °''• J>Mytiu•• 11.000 "'ii... 1219 F I $1595 .
$2095 71 MAZDA RX1
· 70 Toyota H~Lux PU A Sil"' M•11ty. Uk1 °11ew
coltd. Only tlOO "'""'' Wltll Cllft,.r 1h•lt, r11llo; You'll lo'+'o thlt .... 11ff·
Mo+.r. Sid• .mirrort & DLH I
tttp bumper, only 10,000 $23~5 1t1ile1. fCl6 1201. Orm
eut for j1ut -71 DATSUN 240Z ' $1595 lrlght l1itl1~ It • c I 11 t
71 DATSUN PU Gree11, H11 m•t•• bump·
•r 3.v•r1~1, ~•4ie, he•ter.
A h•rd to fincl I' fl1lb•" 21, oo "'II". 1621 CZCI
wHh ev1r1iH 111lrror1, fl· $3195 ~lo, h1at1r. 'Jl111e for haavy
uty work. 1691l•Hl '71 DATSUN $1995 WMON
70 VW CAMPER Av+o. tfa111., • redio '" "'''"' -A fiM ''' fr Fully 111~pe4 -11nt ~ family, that '""'
...... I t•14y for ,.,,,.,.Le '"I(" -Ora11t•
v'1c1tlo11 tripe I• ~· 111• 111 ~''· -Ollly $2099" $1,99
'63 DATSUj; I
72 DATSUN PICK.\W. WAQON H.re't 1 11tt11 ri4 N1vty
A11to. "'"'" rHte, htet. with 1 whitt tot1t1t11 ce.,.
1r, '"' r1tt, Ct111ry y•I· er, fxtft cltt fl -fllflt
low -Jwt 11 ,000 Ml!.. ... t-• cltttlc hr ntf
/$2399 $1?$
7J"mor• fine utM1 cert, c•mper1, 1'.U.'1
,. 1t1tlon wegon1 to c~ from
··Garden Grove Datsun
1ll01 Harbor ~. Ga-0.....
*
•
BAUER BUICK. ' I
Orange C:~ti~y's Largest
• Buick-Opel Dealer 111 1972. ••
And Here's Wiiy • ; •
1973 REGAL HARDTOP
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 11
A""matlC tr1n1., power Disc br1ke1, power 1teerlnt, AM radio, white
well tlrn, tinted 91111, wire whHl covers, vlnyl top. lurauncty with 1
whit• tep. # 1731.
1973 OPEL GT
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!!
OR
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'69 COUGAR -1T.L1;l'.s.~ c..:~ ~L~~. ~;:.. .... "'6~DI 19111 Po~tl t Ftttblrd ., -iiila. · • ...,, ~ --~ ' NEEOB TRANS" Coupe, • Ab--/-oond. -
A1r cond. AMJJ'M Stereo, '11 1aUT.a1..., • ••1····--1 • ~ pwr, alr nu ruc. ~ Auto. P 1, rac. Merto. Vtt'Y ~ CHEV -A "67 Camaro Coupe priced low mllel, ...,... clean. ,,...-~ -ey • • -1i1H80 llQll. _, «M-M5T low 1111; 1'-owno<Jllnt Con· ,
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automaa ;e trans, VS. radioi
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blue n1rtallie. PDB030.
$989 for 1tus -41 speed epf).,~············· -·air P/S;PIA.P1 1eat1 '--_......,.uey&edan. Tu..t of Or I machine by Chevrolet $2095 ·10 • ..,,_vauac ... • qt. s ' , .,,,_ Ml)..1295 ' pwr, comfort control, o, .... e _ ..,.., nc. ·
(lWV848) apd, J\'nl:I. Green. SM , ~ _c control, SJS91$, Tuatin at Katella, Oranie J ' GUS.TAFSON ~~· =· ~ !!9V ................. im. II COIJNT1lY Sqolre -. 63U1M :•j '12 CALAXIE • 4 Dr., VI, W-10 --1. .. • -V • PIS. = -I=--.:::;.:.::;~-.,.-• I . AT PS. "iJJ ~ 1111 <md.: I ... rock. !57~ ·-~ ~ -·· '69 BoMevllle 2 dr Yin. Unco n·W.rcury . .:.~ FPM ........ : .•..... :-. ' .. Jiii' ~--...... oell, ""' """"-Tilt ""1. lp -clk, air I
169'.>0 Beach at Warner - -'6& CADR.LAC -VI, AT, full . , • cond., p/w, J)/I, p/b, "13
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lfuntlngtonBeach power, loaded. ZUK drl 63 Olda (F-85) Auto, .Pi s, lie. Exoeption&lly clean. DWll.U
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l!4H&l4 * (:QS) 59Hl44 ... COUGAR XR7, loaded 736 ................... 1!8119. •w,.w~ whl 0'""1drlwan-~.~ .... IJB8 .or best QI· . $1650. 1168-1225.
"H..,,. of the Viki-" Full pwr, ...... In ..... :19M '69 BUICK RIVIERA -)'ull ·-• erv. w, ·~· ~·~ ··• ml'a. xlnt cond. $2550. Cub. power, opdou "clean", 109 ~1'Wkle UN. $1.llOOl~ll64~.;,0lda~"cu:-.,,11a-u~442.~~MI~. '11 CATAlJNA 4 • Door t '72 VE(iA 673-1731. llCJ ..•••••.••.••••••• $1518. pwr, oh', -. illllde A oul, bardndlOjlvl. -~ _-(M...,:';')
·-COUGAR V'D .. '72 MUSTANG MAO:I I .. VI, BRONCO Front end com-Bett otter.. 548-4745. co ., •v• ... .,. ~ 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-9.'lll only 12,t:nJ ~ilea, automatic ~ A.n.o1 AT PS. p Air Grabbe pliete with hubl A bnJct't. $2999 DAVE• ROSS PON· ·1
1911 EL C• 'llN~ ''"an. l-· 11~~F. radt0, b ea t e r, Air radials Xl:nt cond Call ,....,!_ ~ B.FEJ • ..u! -'68 DELTA 8S Oldl, 1 ownu; TIAC, 1480 Hartx.w Blvd., ~· ~ "" •~, ' ' . ~·-"· -...... _ ... ~ '°II condllloo. 11700 Cool& M-646-8017 Elo mC 4;J . eng. Cowl Ind.. $1 B95 64Hl69. '69 FOR!> M50. VI.. t op!, 145-Lll.T • 646-8148 . tectlvo thru 1J2l/73 pos.1-troction, hydro, sleet ' **'68 COUGAR XRT, a.Ir electric lilt ·_p.~, '14 Scout. X1nt oond. Very ~~~~~~--1
whlt, A?i.t/F?i>1. ~take offer. SPECIALIZING IN cond., stereo, radl.al1 , 8'7574-D ··············'89· dMft. suoo cau ~ PINTO '68 CATAJ.1'NA ~ IDr. H.T. 832--8918. QUALITY pb/ps, $1350. ~130 '10 DODGE PU • VI, AT, aft 5 pm. ' Full pinirer, nt.ctol)' all' •
.,. CORVE:ITE FASTBACK: BAUER DODGE PS. s· comper, .....,., M-CURY ·12 Wag. Air, P/' P/b, (683CCG/' 11499 DAVE 4'17 435 h 4 pd, I 748111F .............. $21$9. -Mi. First 12 61 '!'WI! ROSS PONTIAC. 2480 ~ :~. s AM~1: BUICK--OPEL-J G "67 DODGE v 1'°191• 'L~~.~[D('-1·'-dn cow~ PARK w Priputyrrs.a'4t. ~7~:'..ic.m.tt.~1~· Deeds minor .,.,'Orlr: $1650. • A UAR an. •Df".uo ..... .,.,, .-...,, eq!!J'.P-~_l!I r1J;· ap. PINTO •n 3 DR. Sedan 4 .,.., .. ,,..u. ~uve ulUI ......
893-6460 2925 Harbor Blvd.Colt& Mesa auto. Wtractio, htr, custom camper spec.. 683 ~ 1.o l'Qlleeee. P'ull~ IPd i.;,, mL m CC. xi '13.
'6S El Camino, 41l eni. 4 9J9..2500 lnter. New shocks. braket., •n MAZDA ~ 4 eyt.1' spd, =air, roar ·~ cood, J¥llO. SC>l.225. nt =.690-GT=o=-.-:4-~-....,.,-radlo-,,-,and-.
•od· H••"""'"'>' -· • ·n cGMC SprlntJ. "'"""'•· = ~~· ""'' cioocl. ~WA~~;i{v~ -~ROIS Pai. PLYMOUTH l):~· rilissY56'J~ brlts. R/H. W~ ovah. s~olEI CaminG.Pvt.pty. '69 CHARGER. cream spd, ahlk, ftfri& ''IAMled'', TIAC. ~ Hartlor Blvd., ' • 24MJ H1ltbor Blvd., M
Jant cond. Sac $llD:l/offtt. lli."e new. Used only for wtwbite vtnyl top AJC ZMV 284 ••••.••••••••• PJJ9, o.ta Melil. .._, Er-Pl YMOUTH Mtt18. 54&-fm.7 EUecttve
536-4588. local driving. 1 Owner. l A/T Power New itrt.. 'Tl F.J.00 Ir: CAMPER. -VI lectiw lhrll 1/21/13. thnJ. 1mm
BEAUT fathom bJue •72 ctryVE'l'. Less than 12,000 ver)r dean.' Prlv. pvt)'. camper tpte "loaded". 'Tl MONTICREY 4 Or HT '68 Plymouth with power ~~~~~-~-.Kina:swood Estate wg:n, still mi's.. 350 eng. Full pwr, hvy $1525 SfiS.2225. 68214H ............... $2399. ~Uc. VI.. powef wfn,'. lteering Md brakrea. factory •n GRAND Prix, brwn
under warrty, xlnt cond. dty susp. New canopy. By . _ '71 f'.ZSO PU -V8, H.D. dcMs. air cond. vlfotl top. alr-condltklMll, ndio u(I w/tan landau top. PIS.
Loaded. 494--07l.I: 6#-:11., appl. only. 979-6136 O.S pm DOD•E -· 3251!11 ••• $21199. (l!ICOJ) -DAVE ROSS "" .. ••er1· . ~VIP.,)"'°•· ~"!: P/hBI • !~~llnll!x' ~ Mon-Fri. 637-1926 7-9 pm '12 F""250 _ vt auto. atr, PONTIAC 2t80 · Harbor t me """""' ( UUUI-w , -...., auu.: un:.. 1970 Ca.price, PX! below blu e-.-e/wknds. $3400. Please 'SS DART Sedan 6 cyl. auto. super clean Ol90K •• $3599; Blvd O>iia Met& MHlol.7 ·~ &ood condition, 1or aale 49Hli2 · === ~~~~ii.~· don't call unless )IOU care to $385. Xlnt. cond .. pri. pty. "72 VW • 4 Door, fil, f cyl. Enecttve lhrll lJ2iJn. -by ,~r. Kelly auae1ted ~.68=BO~NNEVILL===E~4~-dr~H~"T~ .•
ORANGE COAST'S BEST .66 IMPALA SIS, AM/FM. pay a good Pri."' for a near-645-1219 aulo, tmmaciilate, oh'.i.~ l912 MERCURY -• l:".J,300. · • :prloe $915. P/w. P/a, P/b. Ult wlll, ly new aulc>--Pick Up. 1.970 Dodge CW.leqier V-8 BJY .••••••••••••••• ~· Fadory air low mlleqe · vinyl top, radial.a, AM/FM.
new tires, shocks. Best of-'?O El Camino SS-396, cowl auto, Pis, vinyl ' root' '70 T-BIRD :--VS. au~ ~ H..tllllr.~k~T • M.Qt!TH. AA .auto.,. ----SALESMAN ••-fer, sale or trade 838-2333 indnction. -3-spc:t-hydro, ' attleob't $1900-~~ -:Powe1 ,-4n-~ ••.•.. pa:...,..._. matic, power: steertna; boo-'69 CUSTOMS-Auto., P/1, %ilJ •' . . f" d '69 CA.PRICE 2-dr full power, tapt" deck, bkt FALCON 72 OLDS CUTLASS .. 1971 MARQUIS • Like new. ket ae!..~~ •transporta-overhead cam 6 new tiret. Daily Pilot Classi ae $1-Air, good~;-K~ ...... a11 p uges. Cal. "" · Supreme """" , ...... ,, m. 1-led. ......,. --ot '""'· ""''-">. $j99. DAVE 11100. Pv1. m:.--~ -mags, Gooc1y<8r raised Jet. l1tteo, .. ELT ....... -$3199.0S. Pvt p'1. IG-TllT ROSS PONTIAC 2480 H.,._ ,ii'-;;.~;...:;:3~=-::J
Autos, Now 980Autos, New 980 . AutoL Now • 980 ler !U.S. sm>. 49>-4715. '65 FALCON WAGON 'TO FORD WAGON • ·va. 16 llERC, lo .... cond. bor Blvd.. eo.ta' M,... 546-·~ GTO,;!. ~-T.O.P.
o.;..:.:;.: '70 :r.-tonte ~Air. vinyl Runs. $100. . 847-8ll5 auto, PS, air, "mbarp", No. Nffdl paint job. call aft 5, '9017. EU~ tbna 1-21·73. U1 -er.
I AM/FM 1 $2695. 9009 • ••• • • ........ •. ··$1198• ..-. · '12 PLYMOtml w-. 9 Call 645-"'12. I~c. Pvt pcy_'~ FJREBIRD '71 NOVA CPE • l:IO, VI. MUST .. ..,G -Au1o tnno, PIS, T•llRD au1o. 7G CPL ·····• •• $1199. ..,. P/B. air X1nt "°"" $33:10.
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BRAND NEW 1973 BUICK CENTURY LUXUS
COMET ·~E~l\D-:: ~air~dl:.~~ '70 MUSTANG ~.-' . "68 nruNDERBIRD. Full
, .. Comet, reblt ... & ........... xlnl cond !ml/otler K.!.'!!]'l .·. llld. ~$!-.... eo" ., .. ~..-. ... ....:..'"" PONTIAC _power. taclory air .... ' auto tnuul, pwr steer., ask· 67!HlO'l5 .....,,.. ":i. • ·•••••······· ......,.. ~ nw....,.~ " .. ........-uc, dltio~ln& Cll9ASE) $1599
lng $345 or otter. 645-6535. '7D CAMARO -VS, P.S., Power Stee~Radio, New '10 GRAND PRIX Green DAVE 0ROSS PONTI:AC.
CONTINENTAL FORD .~·~0~1!'"11'". :1556~ ee11..i -..,,_ BSU "'" blade """'1 .,p_ Power 2e1 Harbor mv11.. Costa • rA d'E -cy • C"W T7<1 • windows, factory a.tr ~ Mesa, M&-8017 Etttctive
• AD • · • •• • • • • • • • ••• • • • .$1599. dl11onlnc. (14liUOl """" QU"U 1/1!/Tl. , Continent•l '69 Mtirk Ill
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Full po\W!r, vinyl top, tilt
steering, door locks, loaded
v.ilh all the deluxe xtras.
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'63~ Galaxie XL Futb&ck.
Beaut cond. Full 'power.
Radio. Orig. owner. $650.
"6-4500.
'68 Torino, Excel. coDdlHon.
$195. New tires. 1 owner.
491-71lll
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-Auto,417BEK •••••. s1oo9. · .-.w.c.. ~~ .. -5!;ET Effective .$3JO-* MS-1202 ., 0
68 "' TON FORD -Service1 \;;':;;:;;;·;::;· ~·~-:::·;;;;:~1 -~~n·ii~i¥ii.~iiv ·~iiIE"TDr: body, elect. lift. air, VB.1~· ' -'70 BONNEVIU.E 4 Dr. *'70 T-BmD, 2 drtll, ~· ~, auto, 2279.1C •••••••••. 12199. '61 MUSTANG -Sbtltiy GT ·Sedan. Power . steering run }:lower, seaV t .,..™-
'73 OPEL GT'S READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
CLOSE OUT SALE ON 1972 IUICKS-
OPEI 5 GMC TIUCKS
NEW-DElllONSTIATORS-aECUTIYE CARS
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
$3999
Nabers. Cadillac
AunlORIZED DEALER
FORD TORINO GT '68.
Auto. P/s, P/b.
1851). 64>-2693
J600 Harbor Bl'., Costa Mesa FORD llm Custom, 6 cyl,
,.,..100 Opeo Sunday good boy. xlnt cond. ~722
CONT'L '70 Mark U. A very ~°'=-===~-~meticu.lou.sly kept car. UJw 1.m FORD LTD Brougham •
mileage, all ext r a 1. Afr cond, P/a. Super deuJ
Sacrailice. only $41!95 CSer. $)t50. 644-2638
'69 FORD -%. ton, e1ect. lift 500. S51 develand. 390 power window• air cond ' Very clean!. $24'l'5. 673---1342
.rte, V3, 4 apd, 975740$1999. PlltonL 421 Hndl with GI vinyl top exce°ptlonally JO '66 T-Blrd convert. Oean,
' f\>RD .. !~ .. · EDJ.5 I 9 ~ -ldL .,' ~: _ _II"'!.: m»eag.. '(743ADEl Kelley """ xlnt. 57,000 mil. $'50. ~" -• • ·-· ~ ~ ._.. ... relall 12815. Sale =m-<ll63~~·==-=,....,--~I "69 me···~ ="'" New paint. $U95 Or price $2499c' DAVE ROSS '55 CLASSIC T·eu.I, IP!
Brougham cpe full powft' • PONTIA , 2480 Harbor cond Best otter Orf&,
YPN 619 •••••• : •.••••• $1799'. 833-0144 Aft. 4 P.M. Blvd., Costa Mesa, 546-8017. ~-Call 60-95ri
'69 TORINO -9 pea., Squire '66 Mustana::, v.a, auto., $6'15. Effective thru 1/21/13.
......,, • ' A 1 r ' ' , No. Will accept older car "' ·12 Fl!IEBIRD. Dosert beige VAUA,NT
16925 •••••••.• • • • -• • • .$1299. freezer or cokll' TV or with matchin& interior
'68 2 dr ~ • tac. air, '69 QLDS CUTLASS -~ vacuwn for put pymnt. or economy 6 cylinder, powef lMMAC. '116 Valiant 2 or. 7450). oir. ca11 en•> 546--0.14. 390 eng., vinyl roof. P/S. ·&'"~'ln N~= • • W= bMta. MS-1219. _ lleetizw, a u to m at I c . Slant 6 cyl. auto, Mt, ·n CONT Sedan. Perl cond. PIB, pvt pt;y. 968--4339 JO n...._ "Air" -~ '67 MUSTANG VI. Xlnt oand (061EKR) $3299 DAVE 72,CXXI E-Z miles. Goad. ... ~mJ~~oo~1 ''11='"'11Mc!>mo~--7-"~":cr='.'-;P=1s. ,QU ~-SUZUKI···: •••. :.~.1WIN: .... ~ Air,by~driwr~ ~Bl~~-M;: :r:e :u:.~.~: MIKE McCARTHY BUICK
BUICl<·OPEL·GMC TRUCKS
15550 Beach Boulevard, Westminster
COR AIR AM/FM-Air cond. 4 speed. ~ 1199 ~18G., • 9-7· w ke n d 546-8017 Effective thru side Ir: out. Runs xnlL Priv. · v $1650. 64CH)484. "12 PONT VENTUiiA" jj"_ :isci &!Um . . 1/21/13. pf>'. 1575. -· "
894-3341 1 Rlo~k North of Son Diego freewav
,)r; e~och 81'11..l 01 ~; ~ f Gdi.1er. 531·2450
'72 Torino, 2 dr, PIS. P/disc
"64 CORVAIR M<ma. ltick, 6 bri<>, R/11, ml. 23,000 $2S75. • VI. au1o, PS, a1ras: 1967 MUSTANG !lll9. outolA'ji-~~· iilmpot~irt•odiiiiiiiiiii9ii70!iiiAi-~ii'~lmpi~-o~"1~odiiiiiiiiiif~70· cyt,"llbarp. Orii owner. $2:>0 Pvt pty. 645-2338. .fill,o;;f~.9"~.:··-tmm.M·-_!.fS,~·,.t ~~-II .
orbestotter.557-7457 lll68 XL ronvt· Pis. P/b. wagon, pwr windows. -·~~ -over St'·+ 'Th NEW YEAR CORVEI IE toe! air ...... vs. Beaut stereo, rack, oh',. :155 """"' ..... 979-48711. ,.. • ••
------1 car-M"'1 see. 1825. 546-3886 ESD ····· ·· ........... -. '65 MUST v.a. auta, ..,. ~Off RIG:U'W' In A-
·ro STINGRAY. new eng. &: '69 LTD fuUy loaded, 429 '72 PONT LEMANS -"W1llOn deck,' rlh, P"oT Itri", new rn I trans AMIFM. Rear $lb> cash VS, auto, PS, air, rack. 963 tba., map, air lb:dca, ~ PIW.'Pvt.party.~ ~ ·:OroRo·&jsroM·~::mrtd·:rn:c~~ .•. DOT e
Autos, Imported 970Autos, lmgortod 970Autos, Imported Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 ·~· ·,,._ ~\ 9~ BQU ~.,.· 22•000 1h1. Air cond. ~ ~=S;;;;;;;;;;;A;;;;;;;;;;;L=E;;;;;::;;;B;;;;;;;;;:•=A=.:T=IO~N=*;;;;;;;;;;;;*~ ~: a':!:;,~d. ·~;.;' ~s~ D A T 5 u N
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BUY YOUR NEW V.W. NOW-BEFORE THE 'RIC~. INCREASE-MANY .
MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM-OVER 258 NEW. & ui·o CARS -
IN STOCK!
GREAT USED CA.RS
'68 VW BUG $1049
• weed. v\nyl ln!ltf., l'MFWA .
'67 VW BUG $995
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'66 VW BUG ..................... $B95
'65 VW BUG . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . $795
A 11)ted. N8Gl17
'63 VW BUG $649
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'70 TOYOTA MK II CPE •........... $1695
•uro. 1•1m. V•Uow wl .. 1111(.k lnt•lar. "'80H
'72 V.W. DELUXE BUS ............ $2795
RadiO, rld!.11 Uras, ~ 1lr Cll'ld .. lmonlc:llllM. 211EVZ
'71 VW BUG ............. , ....... $AVE
E•ct tl'"t & ~I ... !CID -
'70 VW BUG .................... $1395
'69 VW BUG .........•.......... $1095
Good Sh1rp C.r. WY807A .
'67 FORD MUSTANG ............. $1195
Vl, 1vto. 1"'111., fK.. elr, ,-1nyt•root1 Ylrtrl lnltf'., P'M'"· tMlrlflO. H~ c....:. dot. TIT711
'71 V.W. 411 4 DOOR ........•.... $2195
LO'#I' mlln, rldto, WSW ti ........... 71111!.01, A "'I buy 11
'70 FORD MAVERICK ...........•. $1395
•<'fl .• 1111. t.httt. Buy 11111 POll'Jllir car, OttAUC
'69 CADILLAC CNVT •............. $AVE
..... IWIO. ll"fnl., fee. 11r. -t!r•, wtlt'll cvn., rldla, l'IM ..... llnttill •141•s. pwr. 1leerirlg, pwr, bf1tts, pwr. wlndowl;, PW!". IMll-lnvftlCullll Cll'ldftlltl,
'70 914 PORSCHE ............... $2995
' '"""· AM /FM".,..,, ~Im orouo. d•rtl grMn. to1CFJ, MllfTY Oft tllll
'6B VW FASTBACK ............... $995 .
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'61 v.w ................. ,. ....... ·$495
F.--11 .,.ltd, WSW t1,.., rldlo & llelltt', .TrllllflOrtl~ 9'*11-1,,.,.,,NI '
'72 V.W. BUG .................. ! $17-95
LARGE SELECTION OF BUSSES1CAMPEltS & STATION WAGONS
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Brand New Monte Carlo Sunroof ·
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Look at What War
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DAILY PILOT
ORANGE: COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
How You Can Make
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FOB DAVE BllVBECK, tau ptanld • TH ""'1rvJ dtat fOti rfi H'Y ""'""-· W ouJ4 p
coll yOt#Nlf a ~ ~P-B. w•
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• I read an account by a Navy who said that -
ing the course of his duties every who came to him
counseling was, in his heart of hearts, a oonscieotious
jectnr. Perhaps we till are. I served four years during W odd
Wu Il. Even then. I couldn't reooocile my monl oontdence
FOR CONNIE STEVENS
You med to have a clothing factory and a ~g
aaloo. Do you still have tbem?-N. Taylor, Dayton, 0Wo '
• No. I gave up both because I learned it was better to coo-
oentrate oo what I know best-show business. I learned that
you can only coocentrate on ooe thing at a time, or IOllle-
thing will Nffer. At least that hoJds true for me.
FOR SANDY DUNCAN
la there any cbance th.at you might regain the vision ia
your bad eye?-M. Laoaag, Poatiac, Midi.
e I am told it is still possible, but f m not counting oo it
Frankly, I think the chances are very. very slim.
FOR NINA VAN P ALLANDT,
«amng In "The Long Goodbye"
You've bad a ~ge entry into the limelidft. Now that
you're there, what do you 1'&Dt out of lile?-B. E. D.,
Berbley, Calif.
• Simplicitf. To have people accept me for what I am, and
for myself to accept what happens. Most of all, to make peo-
ple around me happy. Especially my three children [Ana
Maria. six; Kirsa, nine; and Nicholas, eleven]. ,
FOR .4.RT UNICLE1TER
Have you retired from show busineu, OI' will you have }'OU"
own ahow again?-Olivia Leoconi, Martinez, c.Jil.
• I haven't retired. I am now working on a show to be seen
in 1973 entitled "America-'fhe Men Who Made Her
Great." I am also taping a sh~ ... It's Your World,• which
is devoted to good living.
FOR SEN. JAMES O. EASTLAND,
chaWman of the S6'1at6 lnlemal Security Subcommi##
A couple o1 yeas ago, you were complaining about • group
of young Americana Who visited Cub., OlteollWy to cut
tu~. What happened to thu group?-A. B. uwaeoce,
Nyack, N.Y.
e The group called itself tbe-Veooeremos Brigade.'" It baa
grown from an initial membership of 213 to nearly 2,000.
Brigade members have been atrmted in Massacbuaetts, Cali-
fornia and elsewhere for possession of eq>loliws and manu-
facturing of bombs. Others have in8ltn:ted the oomputer-
data centers of oil companies and have been fouod in posss-
sion of maps ol ="* with strategjc locations maibd fn red pencil. The er is by oo means put.
with the demands of ci~. Fortunately, I WU nev«
pUt into a ~don where I to take another man'• life.
Creats miDds than mine have muu)ed with this problem.
One of the molt striking oommenbl ever read came &om
Gen. Omar=· -We have gasped the mystery ol the .tom and · the Sermon 0o ~ Mount. The world
bu achieved · · without wisdom, power without con-
science. Oun ia a world of nuclear giants and ethical infants.
We bow more about war than we know abdUt peac:ie, more
-'>out killing t¥n we know about living."
POil JAMES WBITJIOltE,
of TV'1 •Tempsratu,ra IUang
In ~g on -r .. turea Rising," did you Ind out
wluit ho.pitab and doctors ue really lib?-C. N. L, Joliet, m I
•I JUre did. Hospital people taDc outrageously! You oupt
to sit in a surgeon's locker room sometime, as I did. and lia-
ten to those guys talk. It's lib going into the kitchen of ooe
ol our better restaurants-you'd never eat there againl
FOll IEAN ST'ltPLETON of .. All In tits F"'""'f
Yoa .W.. talk about religion on the show. An the hnbn
of any faitla?-utn.a Neiworth, Aberdeen, Wuh.
• The Dunken are Protestants, but Archie rarely goes to
church. Edith. however, attends church every Sunday with-
out fail.
FOil GENE HACDl.AN, act<w
Did you leam a::iytfaing about what police work u lib by
playing a policeman in '"The French Coonedba·?~r.
Davis, Waterbury, Conn.
•Like most people who don't know what the poliod force
ii all about. I wu very naive about their methods, what they
do and how they do it I learned a lot about the grubbiness
of their work. The boredom. And the danger.
FOR DYAN CANNON • I undentand you plan to go into nightclub entertaining. Are
you givingup,moviesP-F. N., El Dorado, Ark.
• rd like to make one picture a year. The rest of the time
I'd like to sing in nightclubs in places Jilce Las Vegas and
Reno. In dub performances there isn't so much bull-no one
can cut and edit what you do, or direct you in SCDe impos-
sible way. And I feel singing is my real medium anyway.
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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking 1s Dangerous to ~our Health.
Arlette Da1d:
I ( keeping fit is more of a problem than a
pleasure, perhaps ifs time to reevaluate
your life-i.lyle . Did you know you ha\'e a
basic clement and that it's ctetcmlincd by your
birth sigo? Each o( the 12 Zodiac signs is ruled
by one of four elcmen~Fire, Air. Earth and
W<1tcr-and this small, seemingly insignificant.
fact can often make all the diff er~nce between
success and failure. Check your own sign 10 find
its element. and see how the characteristics
apply to you.
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FIRE SIGNS
(Aries, Leo, Sagittarius)
Fire people arc dynamic. enthusiastic and gre-
garious. They always have several projects go-
ing at once, much like a juggler doing his act.
Highly competitive, they lo\·e to excel. Winoiag
means a lot. but basically, what they enjoy most
is havi ng an audience. Notoriously impatient.
they tend to lose interest in projects if they don't
\how results immediately.
They're the first to try out new ideas and
adapt them 10 suit their individual needs and
life-styles. They are pacesetters who thrive on
challenges. They Jove people. parties and ad-
venture. (Of the group. Sagittarian-; are the
moc;t opinionateJ and outspoken; Anes. the
most determined and energetic; and Leos. the
most namboyant and dramatic.)
Fire people who want to be gloriously 1rim
and allractive need a program that won·t oc-
cupy too much of their precious time-some-
thing that will be furi and easily incorporated
into 1heir daily activities. For 1hese reasons
long-term. regimented diets are nol likely to
appeal 10 them. They do better on a one-or two-
day liquiJ diet each week. Debbie Reynolds, a
dynamo Anes who combines a busy career with
running a household, maintains her trim fib'ure
by consuming no1hing bul bouillon or fruit
juice., on Mondays. When she wants 10 lose a
few pounds, she liquid-diets on Wednesdays as
well. On the other hand, JUI St. John, a Leo.
keeps her weight down by substituting yogurt or
cottage cheese for lunch each day. "And,'' she
says. "between-meal snacking is taboo.''
When it cQfl1es to excrci~. Fire people do
C 8 FAMILY WEEKLY, J1nu1ry 21. 1813
My Adviee for
Fit.&Trim?
Follow· the Signs
Of the Zodiae!
crWhen it comes to exercise, Fire people do best in groups-
the more the merrier. They love semiweekly sessions at a gym
class. somersaulting over high bars or swinging on rings."
best in groups-the more the merrier. They love
semiweekly sessions at a gym class. somersault-
ing over high bars or swinging on rings. They
show up in the slickest bodysuits and quickly
tum these sessions into social occasions. Tennis.
horseback riding and skiing are also fast mov-
ing and give these people a chance to show off
their agility. Lee Remkk; a supercharged Sagit-
tarius, prefers bicycling to drivil\g. "Instead of
taking the car to do errands in town or visit
friends. I hop on my bike," she told me. "Not
only does it eliminate par.king problems. but I
get a good workout besides."
~·· Llnebury Mia Fanow
AIR SIGNS
(Aquarius, Gemini, Libra)
Air is Fire's opposite on the Zodiac spectrum.
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But this d~sn't mean that Air people are nec-
ess.arily opposite in their characteristics. There
is, however, a certain languor in airy natures
that Lends to show up in a variety of ways.
Some are inclined to be shameless procrastina-·
tors or aggravating slowpokes. They often ap-
pear to be lazy, but don't be fooled-they only
sum to be dawdling away their time. When
these people move, they accomplish twice as
much in' half ihe time as others might.
They are reaUy intellectuals under the sur-
face. If something appeals to their minds. com-
mon sense or reasoning. they'll try it and like it.
Since they enjoy their own company, they're
By Arleae Dahl
not as easily bored as Fire people nor do they
need companionship in everything they do.
(Aquarians are individualists wbo adore a z.any
prank or an adventure with a surprise ending;
Geminis are great conversationalists who love
to gossip. joke and exchange ideas; Librans are
diplomats who are happiest when all is in har-
mony with their world.)
When Air people want to lose weight, they
usually try the latest Cad diet jf it's presented
attractively and persuasively. But fad diets
never work for them because they know they
need a balanced. regulated d~t in order to func-
tion properly. They know it makes much more
sense to eat less each meal until the undesired
weight is losL
When Angela Lansbwy, a Libran, started
preparing for "Mame," she ~ to lose ten
pounds ... Popular diets never worked for me,"
she told me after a performance one n ight. "I'd
regain the lost weight almost immediately. My
trick now: l eat right along with the rest of the
family-only I use smaller-size plates for myself."
Air people enjoy the outdoors. They love to
walk, and even enjoy strenuous activity. For the
most part, however. they prefer spectator sports.
They believe in physical fitness, but often find it
difficult to maintain a program compatible with
their stamina. For this reason, yoga has proved
most popular and successful with natives c>(
these signs, as it combines exercises I or both
the mind and the body. The rhythmic breathing
that accompanies the postures is especially bene-
ficial, and the postures themselves exercise the
muscles and keep the body supple. Mia F.maw,
an Aquarian. swea~ by yoga for both health
and beauty and spends 20 minutes a day on
yoga routines. Isometrics also help Air people
hecause they expend little energy, and most of
them can be done anytime, anyplace. Gemini
Na0<y ~fnatn's favorite beauty trick: "When I
make phone calls J tighten my stomach muscles
hard several times while I'm dialing. It 's become
un automatic reflex now and helps keep me ftat
in the right place."
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·EARTH SIGNS
(Capricorn, Taurus, Virgo)
Of aJI the groups, Earth people keep the low-
est profile. They are inclined to be cautio~.
conservative and conventional. Their famous
good taste is cbaracteriz.ed by understatement.
reserve and elegance. They start their projects
slowly and gradually build momentum. Deter-
mination, discipline and drive are ilieir hall-
marks. They arc content with slow, steady prog-
ress because they know they can eventually con-
quer all obstacles.
Their very strengths are often their weak-
nesses because, improperly motivated, Earth
people sometimes miss opportunities and often
fail to "strike when the iron is )lot." They're in-
clined to mull too long over ventures that re-
quire spontaneous decisions, and they have a
tendency toward pessimism that can often be
self-de!eating. They are, however, the most de-
pendable in a crisis and never fail to extend a
helping h and when the chips are down. (Capri-
corns are the most reliable; Taurus, the most
practical; and Virgo, the most fastidious.)
All three appreciate the good and bountiful
things in life-and their table is no exception.
They are the gourmets of the Zodiac-a charac-
teristic that often Jets them into trouble. Tak-
ing off unwanted pounds can present special
problems. however. Those who are chronicall)'
overweight can lose best by scrupuJ005ly count-
ing calories. Since many of them are also health-
..
"S.cauM of their temperament," NP
Art.ne, "Water people mo.t eaally
fall Into bed eating hebUt."
(~enthusiasts, they find that nibbling high-
pro an wafers before meals helps take the edge
o their appetite.
Capricorn Marlene Dietrich, a very well-or-
ganized lady, writes out weekly menus on paper
and tailors them to fit her special caloric and
nutritional requirements. This can work like a
charm, for once Earth people have ser their
rarget, they follow a straight course and rarely
miss their aim. '
The same is true for exercise. These people
need a regular regimen of 1 S or 20 minutes
each day. It could be in the morning before
breakfast or at night before bed. When Taurus
Aan-Margttt is between engagements, she
mounts pictures of specific exercises on a chart
and bangs it on her closet door to serve as a
useful reminder and spark incentive. Virgo
Raqu~I W~kh, a meticulous homebody at heart.
docs bending and stretching exercises while 11he
does housework, which she finds relaxing.
Wearing a special bodysuit can help shave off
unwanted inches-and, when used with a good
body mois1urizer. can give the skin a beauty
treat as well.
WATER SIGNS-
(Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces)
Of all the signs in the Zodiac, Water people
ure the most mysterious. Often they are a mys-
tery to themselves, for they can be plagued by
sudden shifts of mood that can gladden or sad-
Jen them. T hey can be wild aJld stormy one
moment, and then, like an unfathomable ocean.
serene and tranquil the next.
Because of their temperament. Water people
mosl easily fall into bad eating habits. It's quite
common for them to skip meals, and wonder
why they can't stabilize their weight. They often
·need vitamins and health-food supplements.
Their body tissues tend to holJ water, so they
should avoid liquid diets and liquids with their
meals. Similarly, they do not react well to
chemicals or drugs, which can often give them
allergic reactions. Like Earth people, pre-
planned meals and menus work most success-
fully. Even though they don't possess the di5ci-
pline of Earth people, they do acquire habits
easily-and by getting into good habits, they can
turn this characteristic to their advantage.
Gina Lollobri&kb was born under the sign
of Canc~r and is an excellent example of how
this can be done. "As a youngster," she once
told me, "1 loveJ two things passionately-pasta
and clothes. I was also quite disorganized and
self-indulgent' by nature. One day-I must have
been about I S at the Lime -I was looking
through a fashion magazine. I suddenly realized
that if J ever wanted to look like the ladies
on those pages, I would have to change my way
of living. That very afternoon I bought a little
notebook and took an inventory of myself-my
clothes, my mcasurcmc~ my good points, bad
poin1', and particularly.,.,.eating habits. From
that day on I planned how much of certain
types of food I would have each day, and be-
cause I make sure my diet is balanced, I almost
never have to diet."
Because Water people readily respond to all
the aesthetic things in Me. their best exercises
should appeal to their imagination or senses.
Dancing, of course, docs both. -and it also keeps
the hody marvelously trim and supple-it doesn't
matter whether it's ballroom dancing, belly
dancing or ballet. Since Waier people are often
shy, they can have fun joining a dance class or
n square-dance group. Swimming is another fab-
ulous form of exercise and especially beneficial
for these people. Print'~ Grace, a Scorpio who
swims every day, does a series of calisthenics in
her pool, which she finds easy and extremely
effective. For those who haven't easy access to
a pool or bc:lch. a good substitute can be a jet-
propclled water massage used in the tub.
Piscinn F.Jh.abeth Taylor's favorite: a semi-
!la11nn-a steaming bath. followed by a cool ,_
i.hower. followed by a friction rubdown. li&1m
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People Quiz.
By John E. Gibson
Know What Makes
A Driver•!
True or False: Men and women drivers
have d.iJferent ways of driving recklessly and
causing accidents. (Set number 5 .)
TRUE OR FAl.SE?
r you are de-
pe speed of your
quiet your rdleus
ue when a daqer situation coo-
frootl you.
2. Neither 1ex gives women driven
an ewn break.
3. It•a better not to drive wbco
you•ve got the blues.
4. Many car accidenll aren't rully
acri<k:ntal.
S. Men and women driven have dif-
ferent wayt of driving reckleasly and
cauain1 accident.I.
ANSWERS
1. Falle. In a study c:ooducted by
Britain's Medical Releal'Cb Council
model can were ulCd in simulated
danger situations. Testa were made
on a crosa leCtioo of more than SOO
driven. Cooclulioo or the inv~ti
gaton: "Simple reaction time ap-
peaa to be a pooc index of safe driv-
ing." How well an individual be-
haves in the praem::c of danger is
likely to be bued OD hJ1 app""'1tll
of the situation, bow quickly be per-
celw:a the threat of danp and the
k.lN:I of action be comequendy
takes. Another study of bua driven'
aptitudes revealed that "accident"
driven reacted more CJuickly in driv-
ing tasb but made more erron than
..ooo-acctdent" driven.
2. TTMe. Plycbo&ogical studies .at
Pwdue Univenity have shown that
the stereotype of the "damn woman
drivei" is widely ICCepted by both
men and women. The attitude of
both 1exea toward women driven
was found to be agftllive, impa·
Lic:nt-a.nd e\len downright boltile. • a. T1*. When you feel down in the
I• fAMflY WE£JCLY. J~ It, ttn
dumps, it's better to take a cab, train,
or bus, or let aocneone e1te drive.
A study of a era. leCtion of driven
respomible for fatal acciden11 re-
vealed that better than 30 percent
showed evidence of depreaion.
4. True. ComeDIUI of studies shows
that an appreciable number of ac-
cident.I arc deliberate in that the
idea is at feast vaguely pranedjtated
or toyed with beforehand. and .etve
u dramatic expreaion of the driv-
er's f eelinp, motives, or deaires. The
accident may be, as one team of
psychiatrists pointed out in summing
up their findings, a means of acap-
ing or avoiding aometbiog, or of
gaining sympathy. Or, in the cue of
an old car-or one for which the
owner is tired of making paymcotJ-
it's poU:ited out that .. the temptation
is especially strong when there is a
possibility of getting something bet-
ter if the depreciated pouesaion (in
this ~ the car) is destroyed."
S. True. A study of 147 ,984 driven
cited for traffic violations showed
marked differenoea in the way men
and women driven conduct them-
aclvea on the highway. Males bad a
higher rate of violation foupeeding;
for driving a car in unsafe mechani-
cal condition (faulty brakes. bad
tires, etc.); for palling another ve-
hicle with ICAllt clearaoce; for tail-
gating, and similar violations. But
women driven. on the other hand,
bad a higher nte for ignoring stop
signs (deliberately or at.entmind-
edJy) ; going the wrong way oo one-
way streeta; and all IOfta of rigbt-of-
way violations (such u attempting
a U-tum in heavy traffic, failing to
yield to other driven in accordance
witb the rules of
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dverUeement
A million jobs have disappeared since 1960
Will Your Job be Next to Go?
Shouldn't you start your own business NOW
... while still employed?
Before more. jobs disappear through mergers, automation, and mechanization, sho1:lldn't
you at least investigate the way so many men have become owners of profita~le businesses
-starting spare time and n•w are independent of bosses, strikes, layoffs and automation?
All that's needed is your name on the eoupon. Facts mailed free. No salesman will call._
Here are facta: With some ambition and
little over a thousand dollars, you st.art
your own Duraclean business in spare time,
without risking your job or paycheck!
It's a nationally advertised, worldwide
business. It does not require skill, more
than an average education, or traits except
the willingness to work to start grossing
$12, $19, or $26 profit per hour. By return
mail, we will explain how.
You build by adding servicemen and/or
servicewomen . . . and we pay for their
equipment so you can expand rapidly.
This is a service to homeowners as well as
office5 and stores ~institutions-a sensa-
tionally improved melhqd of cleaning car-
pets and upholstered furniture right on the
customer's premises-the EXCLUSIVE
DURACLEAN SYSTEM!
When you have had your own carpet and
furniture cleaned, you know that ordinary
methods grind fibers with harsh scrubbing,
leaving carpet soggy for days.
Thi~exclusive ABSORPTION METHOD
lifts out dirt and greasy soil with a gentle,
almost dry foam. Do-it-yourself "so-called"
cleaning methods and scrubbing drive soil
deeper. You TAKE IT OUT. Carpets and
furniture can be used again in a few hours!
This is vital to stores, offices, motels.
You operate under a nationally known
name-use an exclusive process recom-
mended by the nation's leading carpet
l
This business can pay you far more than
most men earn-with only the talent and
ambition you now possess, and you can
operate in any one of three ways.
Many let servicemen do the work while
they make a substantial profit on each.
Some men operate permanently in spare
time for the extra money they need. Some
start in spare time and quit their jobs only
after they see they can make a lot more
money as a full time DuraCiean Specialist.
Even small one-man businesses with one
or two helpers can and do bring in $30,000
and more.annually. A very high percent is
clear profit to you.
mills and in the editorial pages by House The Duraclean Business can be as small
& Garden, McCalJs, Parents, and House as you want or it can be expanded to the
Beautiful. You receive our step by step level your ambition dictates. There is no
guidance and help. limit on income for an ambitious man.
Your training shows you how to perform
your 7 superior "on location" services ...
how to get.J;µstomers, how· to control your
expenses, how to make the maximum profit.
You become an expert in the care of furn-
ishings. It is an interesting, exciting career.
Although in time you will wish to buy one
or more trucks from your profits, no truck
or office is needed to start. You can carry
all equipment in your car trunk. Your phone
calls can be received at home.
As a Duraclean Dealer you are the sole
owner of an independent business and are
your own boss. You keep all the net profits.
We are about to appoint a limited num-
ber of men who are truly ambitious, and
anxious to do something about their futures.
We want men who will follow our proven
plans for success and who want-with our
help-their own successful businesses.
If this opportunity interests you, please
send your name, on the coupon at the right,
for a FREE 24-page booklet which gives
completedetailson the Duraclean Business.
No salesman will call on you. After you've
read the facts, decide in the privacy of your
home if you wish to take the next step
toward starting a business.
WE SWITCHED/
"Foe the tint time in 20 years I've rot aecurity
-without Cut of losing my factory job."
H • .E., Ohio
"J took in $2880 in April. I worked from my
home. My wile bandies all telephone calls. We
both enjoy our new-found independence and
the complimenta we get from satisfied cus-
totnen." J :I .A., Te.xa•
"When I was 40 I decided to retire before l waa
50 years old. With Duraclean I pi~ financial
security in only 8 yean-then IOld my business
at a big profit." J .B., Ill.
"Duraclean brought security and an education
for my daughters. We've done as much as
$3000 on a 1in&1e job." Mn. B.B., MaH.
"Life ii happier and more prosperous for my
family and me. Without Ouraclean I'd still be
1oinl from layoff lO layoff. Now moving to new
5-bedroom home." R.J.B., Mtcll.
THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE LET-
TERS IN OUR FILES FROM MEN ANO
WOMEN WHO HAVE FOUND SUCCESS
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For years, a lot of people have been telling the smoking public not to smoke cigarettes,
especially cigarettes with high 'tar' and nicotine.
But the simple fact is that now more Americans are smoking than ever before.
Evidently many people like to smoke and will keep on liking to smoke no matter what
anyone says or how many times they say it.
Since the cigarette critics are concerned about high 'tar' and nicotine, we would like to
offer a constructive proposal.
Perhaps, instead of telling us not to smoke cigarettes, they can tell us what to smoke.
For instance, perhaps rthey ought to recommend that the American public smoke
Vantage cigarettes. ~
Vantage has a unique filter that allows rich flavor to come through it yet substantially
cuts down on 'tar' and nicotine. ·
We want to be straightfot'Ward. Vantage is not the lowest 'tar' and nicotine cigarette.
But it well may be the lowest' tar' and nicotine cigarette a smoker will enjoy smoking.
It has only 12 milligrams 'tar' and 0.9 milligrams nicotine.
The truth is that smoke has to come through a filter if taste is
to come through a filter. And where there is taste there has
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work so hard trying to pull the flavor through, he feels like
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A statement of simple fact we believe all of us can
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Thia week. Food Ecltor MMlyn......,. prepares a
Walnut Cheese Log and a Sour-Cream Walnut Pound
Ceke. "Every Christmas, somebody gives me
walnuts." says Marilyn, "and they sit on the coffee table
for weeks untll we find enough energy to crack them
all. So this year I'm using them In recipes instead.
They're great with cheese, and they do wonders
for baked goods."
Nut Cheese Log,
\\Blnut Pound Cake
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in oven f oc 20 minute&, stirring now
and then to tout evenly. Remove
from oven and cool
2. Chop 1 cup of the walnuta medi-
um-fine; leave remainder coaner
for coating rolls.
3. Beat remaining butter, cbeaes
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mixer until well blended. Stir io
the I cup bely chopped walnuta.
4. Divide ~ mixture in half.
Turn each ball onto sheet of foil and
abape into l Jogs.
5. Roll lop in rema.iniog walnuts
until well coated. Wrap rolls in foil.
Refrigerate until ftrm and ready to
use. May be made up to 2 days be-
fore serving.
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1. Ptebeat oven to 32S•P. Greue
and flour a 9-incb tube pan or 9-
inch Bundt pan.
2. Sift cake flour, salt, cardamom
and soda together onto abed of
waxed paper; .et uide.
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The answer to the signs
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· MINK OIL AND BEAUTY
By Billie Ann Bender
. five yean ago I was shocked when I discovered in my mirro~
dftaded aigne of drynee&-little lines that were certain to deepen, if neg-
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than you are. It seems that the awful changes in climate, temperature,
humidity--4Mm 808JJ8 and detergents are the causes of this condition.
I had always pampered my skin. Special creams, lotions, ooetJy astringent
rinee&-1 used them faithfully.
So I tried different brands, even ~ expensive, but nothing helped. I
was reedy to give up. I thought I'd have to accept the fact.
'l1len something struck rne--f!IOl11ething I never would have known if my
husband hadn't owned and managed a mink f.ann where we lived.
One day I was serving coft'ee to three of the men who handle the mink
pelts. These men had worked for my husband about 25 years. As I pve
them their coffee, I couldn't help but notice their hands. How sinooth and
soft they were!
I thought about them· all U\at day. I believed there must be something in
the body or skin of the mink that made their hands so smooth and 8ofl
And if it was good for hands, then it must be good for the face and throat.
Could this be the answer to the siBN that alarm every wcman?
I told my husband what was on my mind and asked if t.e could poesibly
estmct some ol the oil from the mink pelts. At first he laughed at me, but
then agreed I might have a point. He oonsuJted a cherhist friend, and to-
gether they compotmded the mink oil with a pure balm base. It was a
costly process, but what it produced I believed was priceless.
After I'd used the mink oil three weeks, 1 could see a change in my com-
plexion. It was fresher, clearer, smoother looking. Two months later there
was no doubt about it My fo.nnerly dull, dry skin no'llV had a glowing, dewy
k: l was really thrilled!"The little Jines had been eased away. Even my
ti\ t seemed petal-smooth and more firm looking. 1 could hardly believe it.
M friends and relatives were astonished at the change in my appearance.
I told them what I'd been using, of course they wanted to try il
Without exception, they had wonderful results.
1lley urged me to make my product available to all women. Tiley said I'd
be doing a real service siooe these problems can be terribly disturbing.
$o I gave my precious mink oil a name and put it on the maJ'ket. lt"s called
Emlin® Mink Oil Eaeential Creme. It contains no hormones, estrop118 or
st.ero.ids---Only the pure oil and be.Im. Already I've received hundreds of
letters from delighted ueers. Many said the e1fects were beyond anything
they had hoped for.
And, mind you, there's nothing complicated about the application. (Who
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youreell, in your own mirror, how it helps ease ·away unwanted dreadful
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not pleased with Emlin® Mink Oil Essential Creme, ju.st return the un-
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question8 asked.
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-at no risk.. Fill out the coupon and mail today.
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A.A.R.R
The new Social Security.
AARP is a short way of saying the American Association
... of Retired Persons.
It'! a non.profit organization of alrncet 4 million people
working to help all older people, retired or not-aJl 38 million
Americans over 55. AARP takes up where the government's
Social Security leaves off_. 'lb help
older people find pu.rpoee and
eecurity in their lives.
AARP helpe them get
everything from meaningful leisure
to meaningful part.ti.me work.
From worthwhile health insurance to
companionship U\rough local
. chapters activities. From repre.
sent&tion of their interest in .
Washington to reasonably priced
over·the-<:OU.Dter and prescription
drugs.
Through many concrete
programs, AARP helpe make the golden years more than a cliche.
Ugislatin Adirities
AARP works in state capitols and in Washington for
legislation to help older people.
Its 33·point program represents a BOJ of Rights for
America's forgotten minority. And the gr~~r A~RP's
membenf P• the greater its chance of acbievmg its goal.
Pllanacy Service
Because of the buying power
represented by nearly four million
AARP members, AARP makes it -
possible for you to get over-the--
count.er and prescription medicines
and supplies at realistic prices iµid
have them delivered to your home,
postage paid.
Healda 111Smuce to Suppkme.llt Medicare
When you're retired, you just can't afford to be s_ick. But
being human, that's hard to avoid. And because Medicare
doesn't cover everything, you wind up with extra expenses.
As a member of AARP, you won't need to worry quite 80
much that a cold might lead to the ftu. You can enroll in our
reasonably priced group health plans that provide benefits for
extra expenses. ~
Adult Education
Everyone want.a to continue growing and learning.
That's why AARP founded the Institutes of Lifetime
Leaming. 'lb give people an opportunity to find out about
everything from music to history. Even if they haven't been to
school for years.
Travel
It's sad to think you may never get to see more of the world.
Especially if retirement has finally given you the time to do it.
AARP can give you the chance to travel. By making you .
eligi,ble to join special tour groupe to just about everywhere. W1th
luxutious acoommodaticms. At reasonable rat.es.
More Ti.a 1,000 Local Cbapters
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Just sitting around can be the
most disturbing problem of all.
.. ' . ' .... -
But at local AARP chapter
meetinp, you cal} do something
more important than I is ten to the
minutes of the last meeting. Because
AARP people get involved in their
communities. Dofog things to help ' other people.
• A.tomobile lasan11tt
Retired people don't find too many insurance companies
willing to renew.their auto inaurance either. ..
~But members in AARP learn about auto insurance with
guaranteed renewable and limited cancellation features.
And it probably won't cost as much.
Part-Tame or Temporary Work Tllroogb Matott Temps
1 1 Even though you are retired, you
don't lose the need to be a useful and
productive member of society.
Mature 'temps, an AARP
recommended service, has assisted
thousands of mature persons to
supplement their retirement income' ,_ ,.=; in a number of major metropolitan
~--.t.--••5~-~ ~ acroe8 the country.
Ufe IJISuruce
n At a time when older people need it most, lile insurance
booome8 a lumry they often can't afford. And even i1 they can,
insurance companies often aren't willing to sell it to them.
Because of. their age.
Members. in most states, receive information about
individual life iwn.rrance desigped for mature persons and
recommended by AARP. Generally ;without even having to
take a physical, or answer questions about their health.
Ga:ides to Rdiremeat
AARP provides its members with a series of booklets that
guide retired people through areas of particular concern to them.
The booklets cover everything from how to get legal advice
to planning a proper diet. From how to go about moving to taking
care of your health.
Sab8c:ri tiOIU to Modena Maturity
aacl tC AARP News Balletia
AARP publishee and sends to you, as a member, Modem
Maturity Magazine and The AARP News Bdlletin-which
contain news and features of special intereet to older people.
'lb help cover the ooet of the:se publications,
J AARP has annual membership dues d $2. ~~ Whichltx>vers both husband and wife.
~ That makes our brand of social security
rather inexpensive.
•Available in alJ •tai. ucept Mu.dii.etlll Md Tua8.
Only ltatutory _..,. avallabM In North c.rollna. __ _ -----------------------------AllEfHCM ASSOCIATIOM OF RmRED PERSONS
1225 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington, O.C. 20036
Gentlemen: I am 55 or over. .
Pleueenroll measa member of AARP. I undentand that it makee
me eligil>le for all AARP benefit.a and privileges. No uleaman
will call Encloeed find: 0 $2 (oM'year duee) 0 '5 (8 year dues)
0 Bill me later.
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all to ffsten to .•. end enjoy! A sndtJon quality music mowment plays this ~ Yua.tide com~.
Rnefy debiled, hlnd·peintad drummer boy is hMd·
cr.fted in a "Hummel-like" 1CUlpture. DrelHd In •
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dothlna but love Nlhta hls ha • he otfen his only atft
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-iima;;:)O;;r"mKIPlll;Jlr.-iln'Cl"aa lrtiummiii;li1r<io;r'r -eiexU:Changehi for a fat political gift to ~
a freshman Senator, is a law to reduce Republicans. Tunney wants to tear the
airport nohe. signed in October by veil off this ltiod of bacbt.age maoeu-
President Nixon. ~usage of hia bill cost veriog'.
him more thao 300 hours of work, be Poetry In Moeon.. Some say much of
estimates, and a bock-down, drag-out Tunney's output can be traced to his
fight with t¥ airtina, who oppoeed it. staff, reportedly one of the ablest oo
Tunney'• man-tilling tcbeduk, plus Capitol Hill. About 30 aides. eeveo of
his work-and-play relationlb.ip with old whom are lawyers, keep him well
friend Ted Kennedy, may have almost briefed on matten aflecU.g the largat
destroyed 1\mney'a marriage to the state in the Union. All try to avoid a
former Mieke Sprengen, a lovety repetition of ao ear1y· booboo, whm
Dutch-born blonde be met while TUDDCy ahifted position twjce oo the
studying at The Hague in the late fifties.. cootrovenial aupenonic transport
Alter 13 yean of maniaae and three plane. finally voting apinst it
chikhen, Miete flied for divorce ro-"fve ~ a peat deal," be ~
cently, but at th.ii writing the couple is "A Senator is better informed than a
reconciled. " Home member, but there are more
WIMll'• In a Nllme? Tunney's first pressures and pitfaU.. It can be un~
taste of politics came in 19,8, wbefa be lievably fatip.ing."
and Ted helped in John Kennedy's White driving to the Capitol, Tunney
eenatorial campaign. Tunney became enjoys reciting the poetry he memoriua
"booted." Since then bei baa served in for relaxation. "Never have I lit on a
the Air Poree, practiced law, woo tbtee fdend to tab my fancy like the wind,
temw in the U.S. Houte of Repruenta-that nobody can buy or bind," are fa-
tives, and made it to the Senate in 1970 vorite ti.Dea from Yea.ta.
by 619,000 vota. the largest plurality ProgMlla: Upbeat. Tunney'• good
aj¥CD a Democratic candidate in eai;. friend, Ted IC.enncdy, ii touted aa the
fomia in this century. most likely 1976 Democratic Praiden-
Alon1 the way be dropped .. Varick." tial nominee. Tunney comes up for re-
lbe given name ~ for yun by bis dec::tion that year and ii IUl'C to be OQ
family and frienda. The name wu Ted's bandwagon. beoe.fttina in a mte
Mopped became Jobn Kennedy said it known • Kea.nedy country. If Ted
IOUoded too foreign for politica, even mates it to the White HOUie, Tunney
f •lntly Commuoiltic. will be in the inner circle. ,_
Jn 1973, Tunney will push to reform lly Vera QI• • ii.la .
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income-made enough money in spare
time to pay for a fine fa.rm near Chicago.
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money right away.
I F you would like to see your writing
in print and get paid for it-just
Finally, Mr. Barrett decided to let send your name on coupon to Mr.
others in on the secret. Since then he Barrett. He will send full information
bas shown a number of other men and about his plan of coaching by return
women how to write for money. He mail-postage prepaid. He makes no
bas not had to give them any leseons charge for this infpnnation. And, no
in writing. He bas, not asked them to salesman will call on you. You decide.
go through any Jong courae of study at home. whether you'd like to try his
or practice. In fact, most of his pro. plan. If the idea of getting paid for
tq& have started mailing coolribu-writing short paragraphs appeals to
tioos to maguines within two weeks you write to Mr. Barrett for this
after starting with his pJan. information.
Mr. Barrett says that the ·only skill No telling where it might lead. Such
required is that the beginner be able a small start may even open oppor-
to write a sentence in plain English. tunities for real authorship. And. since
Almost anyone with a grade 8ChoQl it can't c06t you anything more than a
education can write well enough to fol-postage stamp, you'll certainly want
low Mr. Barrett•s plan, because the to get all the facts. Please addre98 COU·
contributions you will send to mag-pon below to Benaon Barrett's .. Home
azines are almost never more than one Studies in Writing .. , 6216 N. Clark,
short paragraph in length. ,• Dept. !l76-S, Chicago, IUinois 00660.
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A.A.R.R
The new Social Security.
AARP is a short way of saying~ American Associa tion
of Retired Persons.
It's a non-profit organization of almost 4 million people
working to help all older people, retired or not-all 38 million
Americans over 55. AARP takes up where-the government's
Social Security leaves off. 'Th help
older people find purpose and
security in their lives.
AARP helpe them get
everything from meaningful leisure
to meaningful part.time work.
From Worthwhile health insurance to
companionship through local
chapters activities. From repre-
• sentation of their interest in
Washington to reasonably priced
over-the-counter and prescription
drugs.
Through many concrete
programs, AARP belpe make the golden years more than a cliche.
Legislative Adirities
• • AARP works in state capitols and in Washington for
legislation to help older people. . .
Its 33-point program represents a Bill of Rights for
America's forgotten minority. And the greater AARP's
membership, the greater its diance of adiieving its goal.
Pharmacy Service
Because of the buying power
represented by nearly four million
AARP members, AARP makes it
possible for you to get over-tbe-
oounter and prescription medicines
and supplies at realistic prices and
have them delivered to your home,
postage pa.id.
Realdl lmv.rance to Supplement Mtdicare
When you're retired, you just can't afford to be sick. But
being hwnart, that's bard to avoid. And because Medicare
doesn't cover everything, you wind up with extra expenses.
As a member of AARP, you won't need to worry quite ao
much that a cold might lead to the ftu. You can enroll in our
reasonably priced group health plans that provide benefits for
extra expenses.
Adult Educatioa
Everyone wants to continue growing and learning.
That's why AARP founded the Institutes of Lifetime
Learning. Tu give people an opportunity to find out about
everything from music to history. Even if they haven't been to
school for years.
Tnvel
It's sad to think you may never get to see more of the world.
Especially if retirement has finally given you the time to do it.
ltARP can give you the chance to travel. By making you .
eligible to join special tour groupe to just about everywhere. With
lwrurious accommodations. At reaaonable rates.
More TU. 1,000 Local Capters
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Just sitting around can be the
most disturbing problem of all.
But at local AARP chapter
meetings, you can do something
more important than listen to the
minutes of the last meeting. Because
AARP people get involved in their
communities. Doing things to help
other people.
• Alltomobile lnsanatt
Retired people don't find too many insurance companies
willing to renew their auto insurance either.
"But members in AARP learn about auto insurance ':vith
guaranteed renewable and limited cancellation features.
And it probably won't cost as much.
Part· Tune or Temporary Work Tlarouglt-Mature Temps
Even though you are retired, you
don't lose the need to be a useful and
productive member of society.
Mature Tumpe, an AARP
~~~~~:e
,_: ...-! umberof~~poHtan
':m,. _ _t.....m•••,..:~::: croes the country.
Life Imu.ruce
At a time when older people need it most, life insuranoe
becomes a luxury they often can't afford. And even if they can.
insurance companies often aren't willing to sell it to them.
Because of their age.
Members, in moet states, receive information about
individual life insurance desigped for mature persons and
recommended by AARP. Generally ;without even having to
take a physical, or answer questions about their health.
Guides to Retirement
AARP provides its members with a series of booklets that
guide retired people through areas of particular concern to them.
The book.Jets cover everything from how to get legal advice
to planning a proper diet. From how to go about moving to taking
care of your health.
Sabllcriptiou to Modena Maturity
ud die AARP News BalletiD . \
AARP publishee and aends to you, as a member, MQdem
Maturity Magaz.ineand The AARP News Bulletin-whibh~
contain news and features of special interest to older people.
'lb help rover the ooet of the&e publications,
AARP has annual membership dues ol. $2. ~~/ Whiclfltx>vers both husband and wife. ~ That makes our brand of social security
rather inexpensive.
•Anileble in .U etat.uoept M.ee.dil.mtta and Tau.
Only *iutory -...•vaileble ill North Carolina. --------------------------------AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF "ETIRED PERSONS
1225 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington, O.C. 20036
Gentlemen: I am 66 or over.
Pleue enroll me 88 a member of AARP. I under1tand that It makes
me eligible for all AARP benefit. and privileges. No talesman
will call. Encloeed 6nd: D $2 (one year duee) 0 $5 (S year duee)
0 Bill me later.
Name ______________ Birthd.ate __
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~aq, to 'Watclt,
John
\Briek
Democratic Senator
From C.IHomla
1. Eutcm wealth. Ivy League schoob,
~ a Jaw depee and a famous father
combined, UDOQ1 other thinp, to
produce the junior Senator from Cali-
fornia. The IOD of ex-heavyweight
champ Gcoe Tunney is tall, wiry,
toothy and, at 38, bouncy as a tenDia
baD. His "liberal" political views spill
out in staccato aa:enta reminilcalt of
the late President John Kenoedy. But
don't 1IROtion the l:iteoea. Tunney'•
tired o(bearina about it.
.._.Klfflnt Schedule. During bis
first two Senate years Democrat Tun-
ney hu worked 12 to 1~ hours a day
to erase a "lightweight" image. His
major ac:bievemmt. and a triumph for
a belbman Senator, is a law to reduce
airport noite, sianed in Oelober by
President Nixon. P.uaaae of his bill cost
him more than 300 boun of work. be
estimates, aod a "knock-down, drag-out
ftgbt with~ airlinea, who oppoeed it.
Tunney'• mao-tillina ICbedoJe, plus
bia work..and-play rclatiombip with old
friend Ted Kennedy, may ba~ almost
des~ Tunney'• marriage to tbe
former Mieke Sprengen, a ~
Dutch-born blonde be met wmi,
studying at The llague in the late fiftieS.
A!ter 13 yean of marriage· and three
children, Miete fiJed for divorce re-
cently, but at thia writing the couple is
recondled.
WMt'• In • Heme? Tuoney'a first
tute of potitic:a came in t 9n, wbett be
and Teet beJped in John Kennedy"•
eenatorial campaip. Tunney became
"'boobd." Since then he hu eened in
the Air Poree, practiced law, won three
terms in the U.S. HOUie of hpraeota-
tivea, and made it to the SeJl&te in 1970
by 619,000 votes. the Jaraat plurality
given a Democratic caadidlte in Cali-
f omia in this century.
Alona the way be dropped "V~"
the given name UlflCl for yean by hie
family and frie.oda. The name WU
dropped became John Kennedy uid it
~ too fomp for poli~ even
faintly c.ommumatic.
ln 1973, TUoney will pulb to reform .
lie Even Talks
Like.JFK
the nation'• antitrust Jaws, an urge that
bit him last summer aa he ut thtodgh
bearings in the Judiciary Committee oo
the rrr cue. Some said the Justice De-
partment acttJed a suit apioat rrr in
exchan,e for a fat political gift to the
Republicans. Tunney wants to tear the
veil off tbia kind of bact.atage maneu-
vering.
PoetrJ lft llollon. Some say much of
Tunney's output can be traced to bis
staft, reportedly one of the ablest oo
Capitol Hill. About 30 aides, aeven of
whom are lawycn.. keep him well
briefed oo matten affectioa the largest
state in the Union. Alt try to avoid a
repetition of an early· boohoo, when
Tunney abifted poaitioo twice on the
c:ontrovcnial IUpcnonic transport
pJane, finally voting apmfilt
.. rve ~ a great deal," be aaya.
"A Senator i8 better informed than a
House member, but there arc more
pn:ssura and pitfalla. It can be unbe-
lievably fatiJU,ing."
While driving to the Capitol, Tunmy
enjoya reciting the poetry be memoriz.a
for relautioo. ''Never ha~ 1 tit on a
friend to tab my fincy lib the wind,
that nobody can buy or bind," arc fa -
vorite linea from Yem.
ProgMll1: Upbeat, Tunney'1 good
friend, Ted K.amedy, ia touted • the
most likely 1976 Democratic Plaideo-
tial nominee. Tun.oey comes up few re-
e*tion that year and ii llU'e to be on
Ted'a budwqon, beoefttiq in a atatc
knowu • K.enmdy countty. U Tod
makes it to the White Houte, Tunney
will be in tbe in.oer circle.
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ad••r•l••••nt Tells How to
Make Money Writing
Short
Parapaphs
Chicago Man Rtveals a
Short Cut to Authorship
Dlaclo1H little-known •n•lo lty which
lte•lnnen often •et ,.1t1 five ttt tea
..... More ,., w~he retes
,.W .. ,._._ evthors. Now •ny0tte
wlae s.n wrfN • .... fence '" ,a.ht 1,..
lish can write fer nto,..y withe .. ·•~
'"• we•ry YHrt "l••rnln1 to write."
~R years and years a relatively few .r people have had a "corner" v.1 one
of the most profitable authors' markets
ever known. They've been going
quiet!y along selling thousands and
thousands of contributions. None of
them have had to be trained authors.
None of them havU>een "big name"
writers. Yet, in hu00reds of cases they
have been paid Crom five to ten times
as much per word as was earned by
famous authors.
The successful men and women in this
fieJd had such a good thing that they
kept it pretty well to themselves. Mr.
8en900 Barrett was one of these ~
pie. For years he enjoyed a steady
income-made enough money in spare
time to pay for a fine farm near Chicago.
Shut-ins, housewives, folks who are re-
tired on small incomes, even employed
men and women who like to use idle
hours in a constructive wa y-all types
are making money on short paragraphs.
Mr. Barrett does not teach you to
write. He shows you wllol to· write,
what j()111t to put it in, and w'°"9 I•
stnd it to. H e shows you a simple
method for geUing idtos by the hun-
dreds. He gives you a list of more than
200 magaz{n1s whose editors are look-
ing for this kind of material and who
wiU buy from beginners. In other
words, he teaches you a met.hod, an
angle, a plan for starting to wriu for
money right away.
F you would like to see your writing
.lin print and get paid for it-just
Finally, Mr. Barrett decided to let send your name on coupon to Mr.
others in on the secret. Since then he Barrett. He will send full information
bas shown a number of other men and about his plan of coaching by return
women how to write for money. He mail-postage prepaid. He makes no
has oot had to give them any lesaons charge for this information. And, no
in writing. He has not asked them to salesman will call on you. You decide,
go through any Jong COW"8e of atudy at borne, whether you'd like to try his
or practice. In fact, most of bis pro-plan. If the idea of getting paid for
tq& have started mailing contribu-Writing short paragraphs appeals ~o
tions to magazines within two weeb you write to Mr. Barrett for thls
after starting with his plan. inform ation.
Mr. Barrett says that the only skill No telling where it might lead. Such
required is that the beginner be able a small start may even open oppor-
to wriu a sentence in plain English. tunities for real authorship. And, since
Almo&t anyone with a grade school it e:an't CC6t you anything more than a
education can write well enough to fol-postage stamp, you'll certainly want
low Mr. Barrett•s plan, because tbe to get all the facts. Please addreae cou-
contributions you will send to mag-pon below to Benson Barrett's "Home
azines are almost never more than one Studies in Writing", 6216 N. Clark,
short paragraph in length. Dept. ~76-S, Chicago, Illinois 00660.
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Pleaae aeod me, mie and without obligation, the full story of your unique co.ch-ine method. lhowin« how I can write to •ll richt away, how you fumiah D8l1lQ
and addre-. of edit.on who buy from ~ and tell me how I can aWt
aubmitlinl manuteripta the lint week. I uodentand that nerything you aend
me will come postpaid aad that no uJaman will call
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FOR THIS YEAR'S PRIZE
ROSE GARDEN
~L world's _, ,,,e Al.112 FOR $18.95
ANY 6 FOR $5.75-ANY 3 FOR $2.95
Already Selected and Tried .•.
These Are The Best Roses You Can
Buy . . . Now at Low, Low Prices
Onl.Y the It-h&a aucJI lltt&t beauty of form, i>leuina color rt.net;~ ~t· fuJ fraaraoe. and ia .o adapublo \o ala1oet avuy llo-r cardro. nuwe,,..,r,
aioeo there are lhouaandil of i.llfle~n\ -. you can only be •llnl of
beautiful bloom• by .eleetma variotiN Lba& oootin~ rate hiah and prove J>OPUlar :tf'ar af~r ~ar bf amaUlur al>d oapert alike. Tha\ Mi wby
tbc American ROllC ijocieiy olftcial roM raU~ ayw&em bu booo our auido io brit11inc yov thia outat.andl~ ,_ olff'riQC. Not only ia every l'OllC
olfered hen reeocniaed aa ra&N, tJ& han been hooored u ·:All ~rican ROllC of the Year" aeleotiona. All an olJerad at linal money aaving "Jut
call" pri~ ~Ii )lour aeleetiona on ~ ooupon belo,,. aod mail now.
You will ~h·e a PROMPTNESS BONUS of a double ftowerin11t ROSI-;
OF SHARON ·~ J'OW' -ant.ti for ..,n .. plaatla&.
EVERY ROSE GUARANTEED TO ILOOM THIS YEAR
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CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG
Anothe.r former AU American Rc.e ol
the Vear aaleo\ion, rat.ed S.4. LoDJ bud• ~ to wavy-pe\aled, bi&b ·~nt.ered. liJb& redd.i.ab-piok bloom•
Con•i.IWnl bloomer. Oofy 991 urb. -
MIRANDY
St.ronc, vi~orou1 Jrc>Wer frodUCft many 1urpnein1ty l&rae wel fonned
bloome. aa beftu a paat All American Roee of lbe Year eelectioa. Purpljab-
"9d mUOOG oolor. Rat.ed 7.1. Only 'lOf,
ProfUM and remarkably lol\ll point.eel bud• open to dftp-cuppecl, IO"t!·~
ina doubled 1olden yf'Uuw bloom•
that N>n1e in wavft far into faU. ECLI PS•: i .. howy, altnnawly 1reen,
theft yellow. Rated 7.6. Only 991.
ANOTHER SPRING PLANTING BARGAIN
5e Fast Grwltl& ,._
Tt Miki A H•--. D1c1uti", Pretectht
f..atH•
10!1.!0T PRIVE HEDGE
. 98
DrNa up your ,_ .-rclcon aa you
prolecl\. i\I Tbla prive\ ~ fcatvlft thkli
com.,.et 11trowth from pound up with eliiny 11"n leave..
Wa ahip IJc\latnlm ~we 0.1nli beat avit1 your ellmate. llO pWita \o ....ite 100 Foot Hedce Oftl_r '3.M. For (&Mer
efffft &nd more •-1row1b order 100 plant• for 17.M aad planl Oftl! foot ..,.rt. Chttk ordrr Oft ('()\!pon and mail toclav.
THE DOCTOR
Lon, pC)fnt.ed bu4b eapaAd to ._oue
blooma of .!Ivery, aa\iay pink. Liebl 1reen
eoft foll .. ad b~. en•• into a eontpaC't mound J \o 3 feet llicb. Rated &.9. onJ,, "-·
IUNCHE MAUEltlN
nu. flllN wlil~ Htbricl T• fnt-..,.., h----1.fftd 111-nhit.-eet of thmi all. Vicofow •• «"*>' foliece. I04IC pol• Rat.eel .... OiatJ' "-.
•m EUZA1m
Tn~ -'1l tM _, in.thtaklql;p
Mutu.l -· lta lo~ ptllk flow. en Woo. •rh' J .. to tr111t. 0.. llstldllll:F frql'UI\. Former AU A-*" a.a.., of U.. YMr, ftl'J' 11~ rated at U. Ollly th.
RED PINOCCHJO
Rated 7.9, \hit fre&-ftowerinc "*
compUmente •"¥ 1arden with ite eluat.en of double peta~. l'Up-ebaped
-rlet bloonu up \o 3 incMil acroee. Ertreiaebt hardy. Only~.
FREE FL~~~~G
ROSE Of SHARON
SHRUB
Wiftelt
flfrl Cat
CLIMllNG IWE
Thie cham!Mon dimbtt produrn • li•illC blaeltn of biJ, 2 to 3 lnrb -rlet-nd doubt. bloome on many branrhed ea-. DIOC>mA acaln and acain 1ummer into fall. C'Onrin1
tttUie, w.U., fl'ncn with vivid tolor.
Rat.ed 7.9. OnlY ~.
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I Oten4 ·~·· Mid\. •uso SEND NO MONEY I s.nd ,.._. .... •• clltchtt below Pl• Aote ot SlllnMI Sllnlll I ''" of extra coat (If orW -'ltd ir, AINtf 15). If llOt ut11hel Oft
I antnl fer "'11111 pftntlAC I 111J rlWnt wltlll11 10 days fw pwclll ..
I ll'lce ttfllnd •lid "" l'Oll not biollMlll( tlllt llUOfl IJlld for 5 ,..,.., ,.,CICl!Mflt .. free.
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OM of uch flfllOUI Mll'llo •• , ..... , ............ $10.t5 (40) 0 Ooulllo Ord« (1 Giallt AON ColloctloM-24 "°'"Joi ... lt.15 ~2~f;~ Ono -~~tic ~:tJl:.~ 11:"' 'ni • .t:cl! 31 tllpM _Fort)--fHllOf 21~~ (Ill .
4 _Mlrelldy 16 lllfldlo Mlllttlll 32 _CtlMIOll ''°" 51 Noctumo 5 _ Aod f'ttlocdllo 20 _Clflllbklc ll•n (2lll 8 50 Ptlftl """ Ptlllts (100 Ft.) ,,,.. (212 100 rtlftt HNce Pienta (200 FL) $7.8'
§ °'*' llillllod ly Apftl l~htcludo ..... of""'°" lonn. AOMlttnce OflCltMd. Add 75c Md we tlllp ,_ .. pefd.
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AMAZING PRE-
SEASON OFFERS CUSHION FOR PLANTING THIS SPRING •••
MUMS
lo for SJOO only ·
30 for
$2.50
Normally Develop
To Bushel Basket
Size, Mounds of
Brilliant Colors
A 1 J OUI IEGULAI Ji CATALOG PllCE I
Tbeee aoraeou.a CUSHION MUMS will be delivered UU.
eprinl' at half our catalo1 price io order to aet new cu.etom-
era. Any eprin1 planW Culhioo Mum not producin1 a larae
number of blooms the fall after plantintt ~placed free! Each
plant normally develope to bu.shel·basket eise when mature
. . . covered with myriads of daaslinc ftowera, each 6ower
l to 2 inchee diameter ... a ciant ball of color. Hardy,
UIOrted colors ... red. yellow, bronze. pink, white. etc. aa•
available. You pt ChryMDthemum Root divisions from
nursery IJ"OWTI proven bloominc atoc.-k. Root and top crowth
may be aln&dy at.arted when shipped thw eprint. lf not
11atiafied on delivery at 1prin1 plantinc time return within
10 daya for purehue price refund. If you order no• you pt
10 ~luma for only Sl.00 ..• or really eave and order 30 for
just 12.50. or 100 for 17.95. Thia be.rp.in offer aleo makee
available other popular flower carden plaota and bulbll at
eenaational savinp ... plUll valuable bonWJN free of extra
coet. Plan &bud ... order your spring plantinp now ...
and aave big money.
MYRIADS OF DAZZLING FLOWERS
CUllhion l\luma in bloom are truly a spectacular sic.ht to
be.bold! Beet of all. they btoom in late aummu and eo on
blooming into the fall when moet other ftowen have dil!-
appeamd. So order now and eave. Cbflt'lt coupon.
OID& NOW-PAY ON ARRIVAL
FOR SPRING Pl.ANTING.
FREE .. Extra Cost
GIANT HlllSCUS Wltla Onltn
Alert .... llS for spri., Plati·.,--_.fUU r GUAIANTEEO
CltllPING SIDUM (s.d-s.>urtuMJ
DIAGOH'S llOOD Blooma iD .,._ive
a--..........-:..&.. efllat.era of Yivid ·~-· darkred~ $1.00 flowers from mid awnmer to Sept.6m-I ,._. ber. Tbe.e hardy
$1.15 Micbiaan nursery ,r,own planu rap-
idly epru.d to form • ae-blan• of
OUTDOOR GAIDEN
Totalilla$100orMon
Orden for eprui. delivery ~Ina U .00 or more set a Giant Hibilcut petttlllial root (Biblacua mised hybrid variety) without enra ~. Bloolm-wit..b larp llower9 in late twnmer Oil •t.euw l&P to 7
feet tall. Colon u available ranee from white aDd pink to darkest crim110D. Plant.-Ina •iock we aive i9 nureery &f'Olfl) f~ -t, l or 2 yearw old, never t.raneplut.ed. Cbectt GOU.poll • • • mail tA>da)' . . .
GIANT HlllSCUS-Pl11 12
DUTCH ANEMONE IUlts
Wltla Onlers of $6.00 or More
auracuve around cover tbat com-pletely covert ti.n :c:J:· TbrlYe in aaweUufWJ
&Ill\. Order t.oday.
POOL S1•
lteocty Made Co.plete
~\&.11 ellllken aarden pool. Kidney
ahaped (3'&" • 2'3" • 8'"
deep at. vound levflJ). bu~ w~r lily
pot. NNC!a no..flumb-
lQC. 8euation when •ulTounded by llowere, FIU ffealt.by bloomina 1iae abrube or prden planu lake collecs.ed Wal.er and ideal for ..,.rkllna li1.Y blllb (Nymphaea Odorata). soldlieh and colorful SEND NO MONEY
Anemooee (Poppy Anemone) have ricbb' colored exotic bloom•. Colora ranee from
violei, bl1.1e. red to pi.Dk. WMA your ba~ pin order totala 16.00 or more .fOll Pl tbe
HIB18CU8 plu11 12 Imported Holland Aoemonea (2-3 cm. •iae.) Plan &bead.
Order our fully lll&nllc-i llowu ~n i>laaW.1 •tock aow b:y cbeclU.na coupoo. l>o it t.oday. Blooma illU8Ullted are,_. aonably accurate u co abape of varie\iee named alt.bou&b colon may vary becau.e 01ven freoe wi\b eacb pool 'llfat.ar \iUiea.
50 GLADIOLUS $1.69
IMPORTED flOM HOUAHD
T1-inediwn bloomina me Olad Bulbe ate alreacty 2)i• to 3 incbea circ,.ruference &lid will produce a
rainbow of bloom• ill a mis _.o,.,_
white, enJIUIOll, nolet1 of .!"9'1a· reUow, P.urpJe, ''O.
mlllb-color, etc. u avlill-S '
able. Order n01r. Check 0 .. ,_. .--
coupon. ~ ~ .. • ,,d. ~-~-
Lovely Hardy ASTERS 10 for $1 .98 u.......,....,
Buah out in knf 1 to l~
ft. mound• of riehly ~ ored ftowere. Hundred&
of blootna of Blue, Red, Wllit.e Piok aa avail-
able. Tb-Miohl1a~
tt\lr'le.,. srowu ~dinelou an ru.dy fM 111'14
\raneplanlid& ~ your · • 1~rden. 20 pla11te for
13.76.
8 HARDY CARNATIONS
only $1.00.
Bbowy &Dd apiq frq:rant prden Cl&J"U-dou (O~ia) bloom year after year •hbou' r'i>la11\il»1. Latae\,colorful
llowen bloom !JI abvndalloe au eummer
-inwnaiu.eatb into fall. Barpill oiler bri~ you 2 year Miobion nunery
plant.a, .6dd IJ'OW'll lrom -.d, ~
root.eel &Dd ru.dy for flm 'ra1111>lantU1& io a ftinbow mis of Piak1 Reel. Yellow. &Dd White colora ud Y&neUee U ani). able. J6 plant. 12 . .50. a-k coupon.
CREEPING PHLOX
Int.LOX $UIUlATA) 6 for M~o°" HurMry $ l OO ~,.,..... .
ti POlt ONLY $2.19
&read.I 12 incbet in diameter w'ben mawre. Cluetere or llo•-en i11 aprios, eaob brillia11\ bloom about an inch aorpee.
LoYely lotiap ~ta miund aoc1 •ya sreeo ..... on all yuz.
Valuab&e f~ borden, bound-arlu, bank•, bare •pot•.
Realt.by, bu-dY peremiialpluta 011e year old~ Ata'ted colon:
Bed, ~rpla. Whit#, Blue,
Plair., ae available. Order now.
MICHIG~N BULB' CO ., Dept. PK-1461, ~r•nd Rapids, Michigan 49550
Juat fill in coupon and pt your na\uft of~ turna O\l\ tint•, ahadea &Dd choice of Wee amaainc, money-abapea found nowbe"' e\ae. An.y eiock not aavin« baraain olrera. WMn order bloomio& to :four•t.Wact.ion replaoed free le delivered in time for •princ . (5 year limit). ~lantiq pay l.hru poei.mann/1111 )::::============: mi~~~!~:J: .. :'c.o.D. IONUS FOi PROMPTNESS cbarcea. add 15c anc1 •e wm abip OnlwMaded a.fore a-,1 l S ~:r1e~?iD°l~l::fv~ ,....,
EN Plant (O\lr ll.00 value). All Get flEE TUIEIOSE
booU&N to which )'Oil are entitled All orden malled before Aprll 16 rece.lve
oome wi'b y~llr order. If yoll bonua of #1 •IM Tuberoaa Tuber f'O.
aren't Mtiafied Oil ~tion, r&-S.A. rrown). Sin&"le Xaxlcan •arlety turn within 10 daya and we ttfund b'-• with fn.arant wuy 'llJbka flo .....
purcbue price. Oon't wait. Mail en, thl• aummer. on .tama up to l\(a order today. feet tall. Don't wait. No,r, todaF, m&fl tbie cou.pon.
MAIL THIS MONEY-SAVING COUPON NO W
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I PINN MIMI order .. dltcktd below .,.,. lnclUd• •II bonut It.ma to wlllcll
I I &Ill ttlUtled, Oft your 11111'11\t" I """t be utl•fied Oii lll'rl'tll or I NJ l return wtlllln 10 dl11 for purchase prlct refund.
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300 CUSHIOlf MUMS
335 CREEPING S£0UM (Dr11on•1 BIOOd)
307 MOUND ASTUIS
' 123 ONfllAS
700 GMDEN l'OOC. (Frff Water Ulw wltll Heh pool)
309 Cltlll'ING '"LOX
305 CAA11ATIC*S
lOI GLAOlot.UI
327 SHASTA DAISfU ' FREE 173 TUBEROSE If order malled before April 15
fllU 174 CIANT HIBISCUS If order totala $3.00 or -.
FREE 175 GIAlfT HIBISCUS plvs U HOUAND ANEMOftES If order totals $6 or mo,.
TOTAL Tllll 11111 ' O ltemlttance encloMCI. Md 75c and wt Mftd order =Id. pl111 utra bonus of CMOlfs-of-MEAVV'f· . .75 0 Setld C.D.D. plus postait and cll1r111 ...... TOTA&. •
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The ..... ng ........ beglnnlngto~
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The $95 Bullet and Odier
What the \\Br~ Costs IS
Nobody needs to be told that
the Vietnam war, lite all
wan, baa been costly. PolitV
ciaos have done a Jot of generalized
blustering about tlm fact iD recent
yean. But there is one quatioo few
have tried to answer iD a specific way:
Howcoedy?
The amwen depend putly oo wbo
is doing the. arithmetic. The a.ma
ue ao bard to verify that they can be
uacd to support any political vn-
poinL They can be riged to abow
that ( l) the Yaetnam war bu been
atunningly expensive; (2) the Viet-
nam war has been DO more expensive
than any other reQC:Dt war; or ( 3) that
Vietnam baa been cheap, all tbiDp
conaidem1
Here are aome figwa that teem to
be among the best documeoted. Per-
haps we should keep them in mind-if
and when the next ''Vietnam" camea
along:
en.Set ... F ... R.a.tlone
ColllmlttM calcuJata that the Viet-
nam war's total budgeted ooa from
mid-1964 to mid-1972 baa been about
$I 33 billion. The Defeme Depart-
ment aaya tbia fia\ne ia mialeading be-
came it includes certain abip and air-
craft purchases, penonnel paychecb
and other c;osts that the nation would
have had to pay with or without a war.
Exduding tbae normal ~
aaya the Defeme De~ the
cost of the war iaelf tbrousb the end
of the J 972 ftlcaJ year bu hem IOme
$105 billion. America'• total bill for '
Wortd War ll, according to a genef·
ally accepted a&imatc by an ~
can Univenity atudy poop, came lo
$318 billion.
t4 • PMttt.V WHKLV, ~ t1, 1111
lly Max ...... .
e TM VlelnMI .., ... bwl
coe"'9 $8 billion to $10 billion a
year. Thia means we have been apend-
ing between $22 million and $28 mil-
lion a day: roughly a minion doUan
every hour, $167,000 every minute..
• Accordlngtothe lndocNM ..
eource C....... in Wubingto0, D.C.,
one B-52 10rtio-tbat ii, one ~
trip bombing run by ~ pJaoe.....<iolU
about $41,000. In late 1972. B-52
aorta avera,ed 81 a day. An avcnp
ftabtcr-bomber IOltie over North
Vaetnam coaa about $8,500. Late ~
1972 average: aome 200 per day. Tbe
eo1t of a weet'a ftahter-bomber aorties
would tab care of a F• teacben
·salaries in a mediUDHized city.
• len...L ...... Fulwlglll, Ar-
. bow Dcmoc:nt, .. ,. 3,529 Ameri-
can plaDe$ and belicoptcn were Joel
in SoutbeMt Alia during tbe pllt four
yean. A B-52D bomber com about
$6.S million; an F-4E fiahter-bombcr,
$2.1 million; and a UH-tH medium
bclicopW, $315,000.
e TM oMce of IM AnrrJ Chief of
Sid reports that a single round
(abell) for a lOS-millimdcJ bowitur
co11a $2'.79; for a US-mm. bowimr,
SS..67; and for an 8-iDcb howitzer,
$94.S•. Tbe avenae 27-ton bomb
drop of a B-52 com $22,SOO. A aingle
lalcr-guided 500-pound bomb costs
$3,3'.ZA, and • luu·paided 3,()()().
pound bomb cOlll S.-/)00. The MOit
expe:naive muaitioDI item Uled in
Vietnam bu been the tcleviaion--
suided 3,0QO.pound bomb. According
to "Aviation Week," juM one of ~
"smart bombl" Ida tbe tupayen
back $16,800. Tbat ia more than four
times tbe pa capita income of Amcri-
cam in 1910. ..... v. ........ Adnlinl .......
.. ,. about $.9 mi.Dion lel'ViccmcD
from the Vietnam en 'ftre elip'ble
for educational aaliataocc as ol mid-
1972. The averaae veteran tabs b11f
a yu.r of 9Choolint under the GI Bill,
and the avcra,e COit per half-year is
$501. U all tboee eligible make use
of tbe beoeftt, the COil will be aome
$30 billion. la addition, there will be
other postwar cOIU over the next 100
yun: compematioo payments to
veterans and aw titou. pemiona, and
the lite.~ .ia no way to estimate
the9e costs accurately. Gueaaea ran,e
from $60 billion to $200 billion from
DOW lo the year 2072.
• In ....... of lotlll dollar com,
tbe Vietnam war rant.a u tbe ICCC>Od
molt cxpmsiw war in U.S. history
(fust: World War ll). Here ia .bow the
wan rant. in terms of other criteria.
Ameriean combat deaths: WorJd
War Il ranb u the wont, with 291 ,-
557 deaths. Wortd War I ranb tee-
ond, with 53,4'02; Vietnam third, with
about •5,000; the Korean War fourth,
with 33,629.
Bomb toonaae delivered by U.S.
planes: Vietnam ranb ftnt. with
nearly six million tom; then comes
World War U, with a tittle onr two
millioo; and the Korean War, with
oncmilh
U.S. plaDea loll: World War ll ii
far in tbtlead, with •S,800. Vietnam
rub leCICIGCf, with ·~ 8,000;
Korea is third, with 3,300. •Aator._ .... ~onour
ec ENll"'J ... .._ Weet" estimaaa
that. at tbe beigbt ol etealation in tbe
late 1960'a, tbe war directly aupportal
I• pm:ent of all draftunen, 25 per·
ceat of sheet-metal worken, J 3 per-
cent of dectriciana, 20 percent of en-
gioeen and more than half of all air-
plane mechanics in the nation.
• Anllwa groupe lllne .._.
tond of pointinJ out what cou1d have
been bought with the money if we
didn't have lo pay for the war. Tbe
Penta,on lqUcs that IUCh c:ompari-
.,.. are fooliab and are unfair prope-
p.nda. .. Whenever you buy one thin&
it followa that you can't buy IOIDe-
thing elle," .. ,. an Air Fon:e oGicer.
"No matter what the Government
buya, u.e~·s always ~y aaying
we abouJd have bought aomethiQg
eke." Still, for the record:
SANE, an antiwar group in Wuh-
inston. aaya one Main battle tank
COltl $600,000, which would provide
fuD·time Pl)'Cbotherapy for 171 drug
adclicta for one year.
One B-1 pnt bomber costa $25
million. which SANE aaya would build
fifteen 5()..bed bolpitala.
One aircraft carrier costs about a
billion dollan, which could build
67,000 )ow...cc)et bouain1 units with
two bedrooml each.
• 0.. ... oeMr hMd, " .......
to 1ee tbe war'a coaa in penpective
apin.at the wealth of the United
Stata. The latcmal Revenue Service
C4ilecl• nearly $200 tJillion in &uea
every ~· Wu coaa are currently
running al.itbllY below $10 billion a
year. U the war stopped tomorrow
and the Oo~rnmeat decided not to
~ tbe aavcd money OD anytbina
e11c, the beR we cou1d hope for would
be ah percent ,_
cut in tua.. IUll
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How many times In the last 24 hours did you risk a heart attack or an
ulcer -simply because you didn't know a little fact about proper
breathing?
When wae the last time you snapped at an Imagined Insult -and lost a
true friend?
' Are you mlss1ng respect and popularity -by a hairsbreadth -because
you're overlooking a almple prlnclple of human dynamic.?
la Insomnia ruining your life -because you're omitting a 20-second,
nightly routine?
Are you starving yourself 1en1ually -without even knowing It? Without
knowing what to ~o about It?
Do you cause secret misery to loved ones -when you're actually trying
your hardest to help them?
D Are you leaving yourself open to dally tensions that can snowball Into
dt1a1trou1 .. blow-ups"? ~
If rou're "oulltr" of e¥9n on• -rou can tum the
lllblet of lentlont end anlll•ll .. wHh the help
of 11111 Htraordlnary new book
LAulA Huxu~v. the author, is one of the most remark·
able women of our tJme. Writer. musician, wife of world·
famous Aldous Huxley, she Is renowned as a dramatJc-
aUy successful therapist.
Her life-Joni crusade to h • .:rease human happiness and
creativity has taken her to virtually every major civil-
ization and culture of the world.
From a Ur.tJ1ne of Dleco.-ry -
Pot•I Secnt. For You
Laura Huxley haa mastered the Buddhist secrets of tran-
qulUty. She has applied the healing power in the words
of the Bible. She has identified and traced the life
givina principles that lead from the sages and phllos·
opben of the ages to the psychotherapeutic advances or
our own scientific tradition.
Tbrouah her extensive research and experimentation
&be bas helped hundreds who have come to her for help
and oounsel. She has worked witb equal enth~siasm and
succ.esa Jo the mansions of millionaires and in the wards
of hospitals. (One of her most gratifying triumphs oc-
curred at a famous. U.S. psychiatric clinic.) But in her
own words, "My greatest satisfaction has always come
from •bowing perfectly normal people how to make
their lives ilcher than they ever dreamed possible."
And now in YOU ARB NOT THE TARGET, she re·
vea1a to you. the essence of the exciting program which
has made her such a souaht-after counselor.
... , You'll Lo.-E..,, lllnut• Of Laura HUXiey'•
RHolutlonarr Program
• It'• complel•tr prlftle. You can do all of It
all by yourtelf.
• lt't tun ••. exciting, exotic downright un· conventional. (Who ever heard of "smacking
a Tether Ball"? But try It and you'll reap a
harwtt of relaxation that will brighten all
your actlvltlH.)
8 It coet. notlt"'9.
• It Wiii ..,_..,..., alMI beaUll~ your body -
effortlettly. (Even •• It gives you new hap-
lne" and peace of mind.)
• It belJu to work llllMMdlatelJ -the very
moment you 1'9ad Paa• One.
Here .,. Juat .... MCNta of
tUCCH•fUI llYlng In
YOU ARE NOT THE TARGET:
• How to conquer love-starvation. •
• Sensual Pleasure. (You may never have really e
rleoced it before.)
• A simple body rhythm -more beneficial than stren-
uous exercise. (This is the famed isotonic routine
endorsed by the U .S. Olympic team.)
• "Bubble Freedom" -a aiddy technique to clear your
thinJting. lngredienu: one pan of water and plenty of
fun.
• How to start Uking yourself. (You'll be surprised
how much more others wlJJ like you.)
• The story of a beautiful girl haunted by a &host -
that will help vanquish the ghost.a 1n your life.
• How to deal with pain.
• Something you can do anywhere, an)'lime -to help
stop wrinkles.
• The fantastic value of silence.
• Delicioos, natwol substitutes for chemical tranquil·
izers.
• SPECIAL FOR YOUR CHILD -&>me common-
sense advice that can do wonders for his self-conft-
dcnce at school -plus a tip on how to get him to cat
carrou -or any other food he thinks he hate1.
• When a headache strikes -strike baclcl And throw
away habit-formina drup.
• How to feel even better at the end of each working
day than you did at the beginning.
• Three thinp you mu.st never say to your children -
but almost everyone does.
• Miraculous water thtTapy -for sound alecp. It takes
20 &econds. It doesn't disturb your nightly routine.
• Master rules that cover what to cat and what 1101 to
eat -to keep healthy.
• How one dynamic executive in an "uJoer job" never
losa ha peace of mind and never aeu heartburn.
• How to breathe and stretch -for mqic dlridcndt
in health andl>Cauty.
• SPECIAL HELP -FOR THE SERIOUSLY TROU·
BLED -if you are one of the lucky people wbo
have learned to live succesdUl.J' 1D thia modem
wottd, •hr not &bare this sreat lilt with a troubled
friend or loved one? hrlroduoo him or her to the
therapies Jn th1a book. (Yoo'U probably find that
tho oouMOI you'1e been meanina to tbaro II atrf.k.
inalY d<>M to tho prlnclplea in YOU AJ\J! NOT TIIB
TAROBT.)
LAURA HUXLEY,
the authoreat,
la one of
th• molt
Nmartt.bJe women
of our time.
Wife or
wortd-famoua
ALDOUS HUXLEY,
Ille It renowned
H • tuccettful ........
• How to combat your "enemies" -in a way much
more 1atlsfyln1 than slugging them -or snubblna
them.
• The judo of deaUna with tension.
• Three minutes that can end auto accidents.
• How to add a?amour to all your cooking all the time.
• How to get rid 'of compullJon, fear, embarrassment
and envy.
• How to cut down on smoking -painlessly and natu-
rally.
• A simple, effective device that actually rccharaes
your home with exhllaraton. (The ancient Persians
and the Moon discovered it-science has verified It.)
8 The one nonsense syUabJe that makes sense. Use h
the next time you get Into a mental rut.
• Secrets of confidence for daiJy Uviog -discovered
by a leading anesthetist lo the operating room.
• How to delve into your sub-conscious -and release
untapped resources. • JA. mental approach to improve your figure and your
posture -without moving a muscle or counting a
calorie!
• Techniques for unblocking your creative capacity. •
(This alone could mean the difference between suc-
cess and Just "getting by" in your career.)
• A reprieve for your heart -if you follow some
simple advice.
• What sleeping with a loved one can mean.
• Ageless lessons from a Hindu God -to his beloved.
• To hell with caution! Dedicated to those over 40.
a How to be human -in an inhuman world.
• and much, much morel
Can you lmaaJne how rkh your Ufe wouJd be if you were
freed of your heaviest emotional burdens? You don't
have to Imagine It. This book will show you how to
llve It.
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..... II I I Ir~ 2 1¢ t l
Now Pltehlng
Against Spahn
And Roberfs:
e
How does one of ba8eball's all-tf me
greata .,._the time aa he awaits
posaJbte enahtlnement in the Bue-
ball Hall of F.me at Cooperstown,
N. Y.? In the cue of Whitey Ford,
former pitching 11ee of the New Yottc
Yankaea. lt'a eay. "I'm In the
restaurant bualnea 11ow:•am11es the
light-1\alred left-hander. "l manage
the Colonie Hiii Restaurant In
Hauppauge, Long Island. t get a
chance to ptay a lot of golf, l raise
horaea. and I have a great life. In
February each year, I go down to
spring training with the Yankees and
pitch a little batting practice and
work with the young pitchers." •..
The Baeeball Writers Aseoclation
of America will name the latest
additions to baseball's shrine on
January 23. As much as Ford would
like to be among those aelected, he
feels his chances aren't good this
thie year, the first in whlch he is
eligible ...• ''There .... two ....
............. of .... lnthevoltng," ..,....., ....... .,....and
Robin Roberta. In order for me lo
...... ,..,,.dltnelotlD.-y
a lot of Wolle from OM of lhoM gup,
Md I don, Wnk hl'a ... to
hlppen. Then there are some other
player-. like Ralph Kiner, who almost
got In last year, who may get enough
votes this time." But there seems
little doubt of Whitey'' ultimate
selection to the Hall .... Whitey,
who joined the Yankees u a 21-
year-old off the streets of Queens,
N.Y., In 1950, took charge of New
York mound fortunea for more than
15 yeara. Oelptte spending the
entire 1951and1952aeaons In the
Army, M1IOll 2Je ...-. mor. tMn .,, ..... v ............... .... °"" 10I. ... wtMlng pwcllllage of ............ ..,COMplld In
.................... Ford plched onuv--.,.....ew•Mlnl ............... ,., .. 1nwortc1
....... compelhft,. f9CC)fd. Aleo,
In .. 1.and 1M1 Woftd ........
WhlteJ Ford: The tWI of ;.. F-Repoctl Oft TundfY.
-oalnst the Pltllbutgh Plnrtn and
CincJnnatl Reda, Whiter est.ablllhed
• reCord .... for conMCulM
.............. In poel ... MOft
compet1Uor ..... Ford's decline
coincided with that of the Yankees.
"l had my first operation on my
elbow after the 1964 season," he
recaJls, "to correct a calcium deposit
in my left elbow. My arm hefd up In
1965, and I had a decent aeason. I
could hardly do anything In 1986.
Then I had another operation. The
arm gave out again In 1967, after I
thought everything would be all
right. I started a game on Memorial
Day and had to come out, the pain
wu so bad. That was my last game.
I could have had another operation,
but I was going on 39 by then, so I
just decided to quit" ... Whitey now
le8V89 the ball playing In the faml!V
to his two IOOS, Eddie, 19, and
T91nmy, 18. Eddie is an Infielder at
the University of South Carolina.
where he is coached by Ford's
former Yankee teammate, Bobby
Rlchardaon. Tommy, like hladad, is
a left-handed pitcher-at Broward
Junior College In Fort Lauderdale,
Ra. .•. Whitey and Joan, his wife of
22 years, aJ9o have a daughter, Sally
Ann, 20, who attende Cheetnut Hiii
College, a glrt'1 ech00t In
Pennsylvania. -a, LllrrJ lkNtll1ln
FAMILY WfEt(l.Y, J-.ry t1, im • 11
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once you learn how to de-sensitize them,
this doctor's ingenious new way •••
If You Suffer From A Single One Of TheM
Torturous SJmPtoma Of Menes, Tension
Or Ct\ronk: An1Hty, THEN THE FACTS
BELOW MAY BE THE MOST IMPORTANT
YOU HAVE EVER READ IN YOUR LIFE!
Bcca111e tbeJ reft&I, for the fine I.I-. Aow yow ,..,..,.. INH trldltl
you lnlo t.bc foDowln1 mental symptotm:
~•"arm ea_. °"cr""4""tM ...... ..,._ •.• k 11d;f1a ...... I
......... -.nil<-.. ,_...., ... ..-. •.. ,..... .. ~ ..• ....... -...... , _____ ._ .................
a ho~lc:a feelin1 lhat yout entlre ~nonallty ls comilla apart ... that
your Identity is dissolvin1 ... or that you may be hclplaaly driftln1 Into a nervous breakdown!
And-equally .. bad-llow Y<nlT lt~TWI MW t'lcU" Y<HI into the fol-lowln1 plu<slc.al symptoms:
chronic fMlaue. that llUtts In the mornlq, and IJ'OW'll -u the day toe:s on ••.
"mlswd.. heartbcats-''Tadn1" bean-palpit~ audden ahari>
pa11'5 under Ute hurt ... s~atin1 hands-c>r "pim and oeecDet" ID either your hands or J'OUI' lep ... .. ~ ........... -... eMldtls ,.... .......... . -......0 ..................................... ..
lleM ..... tt:MJ .......... ., ,.. ............... lltela ., ......
••• W'Clll ..... b t h 1 ....... -.. aftn ...... llfter ........
band lllakln1 ... s_>Mk 1pum1 ••. t80U la yoor dMst · •.. diz:dnesl ...
difftculty in swallowin• ... YOmitin1 .•. -.I .U tire ot/Nr plty1k ol tom•n•
tltal ''"" yow' II/' "1110 OM c_ll,._ lrelJJ
And Every One Of TheM Nervous Symploma
Can Be Controlled ••• And Then Diminished
••. And Then Ellmlnated-OFTEN BY AS
UnLE AS THIS ONE SINGLE •.
INSIGHT INTO THEIR HIDDEN CAUSE!
And tllat 111silht Is thls:
U you suffer lrom any of the nerrow sympto.rm fisted abo~. then you
WHAT OTHERS SAY:
" .•• 111/JHtl -so lflllClt °"" n'6alff -/roM IJw ,.nkulOT
lleU I ""'" bff,. llvl111 ltt 1lnc. my brulcbwlf 1tx ycon .,o."
"I tltlnlc o/ Dr. Wttlc'1 wltlt """'""''°" -" tlHf 1nultuM, ai I "'" 111n t~ o/ Ollrer IHO,-•N eU...'
"Loolclnt IHlclc now I "'" -•u' 111 tire"'°'"" I lww "'"""-,,. 111clt • co,.,.,.,twJ7 lhon lllft4."
"It woulll M 110 nt1fprllllon to t#U ,,_, ,_. boo.\ MYH my II/• ...
"Tlw _,11o4 7ow ''" /tW ntn o/ -co""'11'Hu II '° t /ltttlw-•Nl IO almpll-1 Cllll-' tltbtlc -~. ""' o/ all IM ~0-
/tulortal'E,,.. I ,,_.,. "''" tutti all tlw booA:6 I u v1 "'"' In •
1(Jort to NI • nuw, _,""'' "'""°'"1 /JM 7ow •Yllnt hu bun 11111"" to-· "Tiii pw1t rttlUVTatttt 1'011 t lH -.0111 tlw 'lllrtui,.. plrylklll
1y111ptolftl o/ • tlJstu,.~ Mn>Olll 1y1Ulfl II OM o/ tlw 1nt11111 IH,,,,.,1 to k Mmttl /,Om ,_, boo.\,"
"Yo11 c-ot possll>l7 ,_,,,.. .,,,., • nlle/ U II to M "'11-to
vlo• Ill• 1t0T11tlllly "'"'"· bt1tHll o/ /Hr-"11fk oil tit« wltlk."
.. , CO/fnol ,,,crUH tire l/flOtltHr I ''" to fi1ttl, "' WI, W/fllOIV wlto really ..,.,,,.,.,"°' tlN problelfl, tuUI to INor lier 1oy tlw
condll/Olf c:"" IH curtll .... I/ Olfly tltll ulfMrllOlfdJnt JWnott "°" tM ti-to tolut "" 111/llreTI """'' "" .,,,.,, ..
"I woultl llUJ°" lo lc110w tltot "'7 "'"'°"' COlflllJ'-lta.i llO
1notly '"'"'°'" tlrrolftlt tlN -'"'" 1u-tl /rolfl yow MOii P1'CloUI on4 l11voluoMI boolc ••• tlull lllJ ltlflplOffl.I """' ..Ow
tll1Dpt1'etlre' Olfli I NNIT Md Ubrlulfl "' dn,,U.1 C.ntMI ... "/lly llliyl#cMR II _a:t,tl al lllY P'Ofrt/U oJHI 0/ C'OfATM I '"°-' "'"' '10fU boolc wltklt lw borro-tl .,., l'Nll tltol'Otlflilf an' U /fOW rtCOlfllftlt"411ff IO o/Jrer ,,.,W/llU ftt llU drt..,,._
jlfMttl.0
"/lly wl/t lta lflMlil a YCll l#nt'roV,,..1111 SIA« Ulbr.f :/Ofll boo.\
1U1tl now /ttb for tlw fint tllftl lllct ,.ttl1tl ow., /rolfl tit# lflN.
"''"' altoptltlr. 1·,,. '"" IJ 1lw Mil ltatl yow ttwtlllfWnt In ,.,,., ,,.,. llw ,.,_111 ,...,., lww lwM to ro htto tlw ltolpltol • all."
In Fact, CaM History After C.M Htetory
PrOYM That CuN M8J Be So Dr81Mttca0J
Quick l'hllt Your Frlende And F....,
Wiii Beg You To Teti Them Your Secfetl
Once apia, k doeaa't mati.r what ~ Of cmotJoeal symptoan
you are now sulfenaa bom ... bo• "deqlly c:atteadled" tll9y .,. •••
how Iona YOU ha.e btt9 pluued tw lhcm •.. how "okl" or "weal!" or
"out-<>l..conlt'Ol" you may reef todayl H,,.. u 11'«1~. '''~'°'"'-""""" Jttp tu/vi« tMI wUI (apJ11 to quote directly from the doctof) "6-Ult
l'H'1 ffltWft~ --loft 9lf4 lqallt ,,,_ Of lfllJul ~ bOfly"/
Foruampte:
The two-mhsue& •lf·treatmnit (you perform one· bl~ llttle
actJoo With )'OUr dlat) t"'1/ •fltll '"""'" JIHllf/C MlDITU 01t IM l/10l-indudl111 all I.heir side elfecu such as dlrzlnas, pins alMI needla, ht·
voluntatY sWfenln.a of the joints, Inability to bre&tM, alld alJ the rac.
That ''lump ln the throat that won't 91) aw1,y"-Aow to bolllslt It bt
MUr.11111 •.• t11fd 111Joy H#btl ""Y '"°' yow wlslt 10 _., ...-1
Pttysical wukncv-perhapa the most dreaded of alt sympcoa.-ud (MIJllrillnpy) perbapa tlw /a11111 o/ 1111 to btlltlllt!
How to deal witJI tbe tW'in motn1ers or fatlpe and pllt! AMI tea" behllMI emotional uJuwsclo11 •.• montJn1 ~ •.• thoaafita that
oece raced arOUlNI and around In your iniDd without -tJoel (And
leue them all behlnd-/or rootllJ
Why so many p.t.lmta who tried ti-slmple technJqua Mt...U,
c-Otll o/ tlwlr """'°"' 1k l1MU#I u /t1r /ilttr '"'' •''°""' "'°"' thalr tlwy ,,,,, ._,., ,,_,_,
How to rece>YW from chroalc telllloft calliled by an IMoluabie pr• leml The only ,_ way to OYercome Ill Ho• to Hold unaec:aaary
1ulferin1. for both yourself and ochenl And, petbapa, *"'"''' tlllfl yow worll M/eat lnlo aownhtr 1wc•u!
The 1un:st and most permanent 'way to cure o~r
How to tap the forces of Natuiti. eYery momina. tltM .,. /fUI 1W1Jtl1t1
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How 10 b'"'' INwuwu belt Into 10f4' 'wr:Y""T II/t i Noc by •<ln1 fOf' some areat neat or reward ... but 1/M,,,y b7 th•elo,,11t1 tlw 1711
10 '" Joy 111 tlw Unw 11t1n11 all -"" yOtA/
How to beat ~amial AaaJn, 1.pedfk. pl'Oftft ~y...tep illlervc-
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Message from a Young Reader:
Boy's Best ·Friend
Isa Skunk!
We've bad a lot of pea in our
home, but my favorite ia Daisy.
She's a stunk. 1 got her when
tbe WM a few WCICk:a old.
Sometimes Daily sets into trouble.
She's curioua.. She's forever tipping over
wutebalk?ta. And rm f~ picking
them up. I don't miod that, except when
they are full, and tbeu, weU, my motbec
&afl it's aood training for a 14-yea.r-old.
Daisy hu a mind of her own. When sbe
wants a door open, she wants it open. So,
abe'a litcly to try digging through or under
the door, if she can't push it open. To
save the Roon we open the door u soon
u we bear her ICl'atcbing.
Dmy baa a RntC of humor and lhe
loves to play. The only thina is. you have
to play Mr way. It goes like this:
I get on my bands and . knees on the
8oor. She ptetenda to be vicious and
chaip '°"'ard me with ber tail straight
up. If l don"t lee in terror, she goes into
Act ll. She stomps her frocit feet. U tMI
doelc't ~ it. abc does a aort of revene Ali
ahufDe-.backing away three or four· at.cps
dragging her front paws.
At th.ii point, I lunge at her, and abe
goes into the final act, which would be the
curtain-dropper, if abc wasn't do-ta:nt.ed.
She twists her body U-tbape, so the busi-
~od ia beading my way. Theo abe
atruU oft-the victor.
O.Uy's alwayt d.raggina tb.inp oft.
Lite my brothen' blankets. We've found
IOCb under dreuen and in dotet comers,
al!JD& with towels and T-&hirta. She loves
to dra1 a)Vay Mom's fluffy boute 1lippen.
Yes, Daily ia hou.ebroken-at least to
the extent abe finds oewspapcn I put in
oeruin places. Aa long u I keep the papers
clean-and atunb are '1ety clean animals-
lhe .eldom lets me down.
Daisy is u independent u a cat, and u
friendly u a dog. But she's rdJly her own
sell. I'm not sure every home lbould ha~
a stunk, but rm glad ours does.
-By Jefl Ott (Age 14). LaUwood, Qlsio
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Colon ,.nge fnim
white to purple,
pink, rote, yeUow
lavender, onn,e.
Thu yew we
..wed Red .._,,-oneol
the brightest glads
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Pretty""" practical, it bolds 6
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Weekend Shopper
By Lynn Headley
LONG for a n>mantic-type peo-
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Tablets are made up of two
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PLAS1'l·LI NER ~liM1'dflltur<'!<
11nugly without powder. pHto ur
pods. GivCH tight, comfortable flt
for months. YOU CAN 1-;AT
ANYTHING. Simply lay t1oft
1111 r ip o f PLAS 1'1-LI NER on •
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dentures nncl i.tumi:. ~l11n('\'•huc·k
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tlrui.t c11un1t·ri1.
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""' Here's a sample ol oomments
.&om 11•"""'°'1 bow in 1,000 Kinney
shoe stores ACr011 the U.S.-To Elza..
bMll t.,eor: •euy more diamonds.
be weight, wear lea makeup and
wear meabn-the ~ to sneak
arou0d afta ruchad." To .......
Wflc:ll: "'Uve it up~ stop being such a
ll'Jllpot and leun to act." To Chef ( ol
Sonny & Cher): ~ y0ur gieat per-
IOD&lity. 8gure and fuhioo ooming oo
strong!" To au,.,...: "Find a Super-
woman. lettle down and get married ...
To 8o11bJ Fl.._: "Co to RUiii& and
beat Boris Spaaky to prove that Amer~
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
BJ Rlchsd AnRour I
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RB.A11VELY SPEAKING
rwiwelathwlin.g ... me,
rveod.swho live al..
rve n1lativel rm at pMC9 with
And odMrw with whom I war.
rve relatiftl wt.o .. ~
Ami -wt.o .. 'ftlf:1 poor. n..e are tt.o.e who are fairly decent
Aadodlenicmtwcluae.
Two ...... of ............ me, Bat,_. of ..... r .. bowas n. ................ _,. .................... _ .....
in the
leans are the ~ cbea players.•
To tlldlle °'Cc ""Hide from pbo.
tograpben by old clothea, no
jewelry and llhc>es much smaller' than
your ae lO's." To ArcN9 ..._
( Canoll O'CoaDCll') : -U I were in YoW'
shoes, rd give • pail' to my father,
who' 1 a bigot just lib youl"
The t:.... of Not Woning: Dr. WO-
IWn Boniface of the Univenity of Cin-
dnnati says we are a&aid not to work
became unsnploymeot mabJs U1 help-
Jea in the area of penooa1 relations.
Our craving for wen -aravatea the
anguiah of agfng, too. Says Dr. Boni-
face: "In primitive todet.ies, the work
cbildrm pe1form may be needed. but
in aftlumt ~ties, adults ate
more apt to say, bigger than you
·..and I can make y.ou do t I want you
to dot' Thm, as adults ourselves, we
ignore out puents, acquire chfldreo
and play the other role. while the only
reality we have to Id.apt to is whatever
job we have." When we've aged, the
dsiJdren we didn't indulge don't in-
dulge 111. -i'bey may indulge us with
lhlng1, u we iDduJged them. but not
by designing ~g useful for OI
to do, within our limited capacities.
They &nd it to much sfmp1er to do it
themselves or to igoore. Mixed-up
though our lives are. we learn to UM wonuigr
JOHN DENVER
"ICM Oftlr 1t9 me"
QUOTE: Folk singer John Denver is
.&ender, sinewy, sincere. He abo writ.es
songs, good ones. '"But once people
label you' a siQger-soogwriter, .. be says,
.. then you have to stick to 1hat label for
them. It's not fair to get out of the geme
and ling other people·s songs~ I don•t
coosider myself primarily a songwriter. rm an ~-and IODgJ cm:ne
very, very bard for me. They're sJaw
and far between and very penoa.aL f d
love to be a Bob Dylan or a ~ Kris-
tofferson or a Cat Stevens. But rm not.
I can ooly be me. I can write ·Good-
bye Again; but I haven't written
· 'Readjustment Bluel by Bill Danoff
ps&Quotes
THROUGH ACfflLD'8 EYES
Kids ... life differently. Send origlMf
contt1butlone to "Child," F•ty
Weekly, 141 L.exlngton Ave., N.Y .. N.Y.
10022. S10 It ~· returned.
When I visited my husband'•
office with our 6ve--yar-o1d aon
and two-year-old daugbt«, they
were overwhelmed by the si2'A'
ol it.
Looking down a long corridor
fur their dad, my SOil mnarbd
that an the o8ices Joobd alike.
I told him ea man haci his
name on the door to make things
euier.
Scotty smiled at Sherry and
said. .. All we have to do is ind
the door that says 'DADDY.' •
-Mrt. /aM t.acla
ONtUll, NJ.
If th.e Gooemmeftt eoet managu to
prooiM o fob for eoeryone who toantl
to worlc, fits unernplorpnent rate cD4ll
fump to 50 percent.-Lane OUngltoule
Love your~ 8NmY· tra drioe ~
CftUIJ· -een. r a.nak
JULIET LOWELL'S
CEI DRITY L£TTER8
Juliet LoweU, 8Ulhor of the all-time beet ... ller '1>ear Sir," col-.cta unlnten-
tionally hutn<HOUS i.ttera to and from peopfe In all walb of llf9.
Mr. Beary Kilmlp
Wahiagtoa, D.C.
DMr Mr. Killings:
I would lilrie my 10G
to ""' up to he ~to. Preli•
dent.
lie'• 8 aaontt.. old aad fw jmt
chaagecl his -to Remy. What
dftt ..... thouW I talme to Miid him
in the riglat diirecldon?
Jlra.FJorilwV __ _
!
or 'Jimmy Newmaa. by Tom Putm.
rd much ntbet do a pretty obec::ure OI' -
relatively unknown SODg that touc1w
tM-aDd if it touches me, then I can
make it touch other peopl&-than do
IOIDe medipcre to0g of. my own that I
jUJt wouJdn't do in front of other
people.-~
~8ARIE8: Sir Wimtoo Chur-
chill died 8 years ago Wedn11U,.
A1mander Graham Bell inaugurated
tramcontinental telephone service 58
years ago Thu...-,.
BIR1HOAYS ( allAquarians) : 8und8J
-Jim IWkmburg 55; Jack NickJ&us
SS. lloftday-U Thant &i. TueldQ-
Jeanne Moreau 45. Wednnd~Er
nest Borgnine 56;1 Neil Diamond 28.
Thur9d8J-Leigh Tam-Young ~.
~'*r Paul Newman "8; Eartha ht
45; Jules Feiler 44. a.tunlay-Doona
Reed 52;-Sldtch Hmdenon 55.
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when you join 1 C1p1tol Stereo Music Club I nd 11ree to buy Ju1t
I addit1on1I selections durin1 the next two yurs.
Up to lbt tJmee per year the Club one,.. extra Mi.ctione-
ln epeclal-value announcements-which YoU may chooM In
the aeme mainner u YoUr Selection of the Month. All euch
reg4.1ler and extra off•,. count toward compleUon of your
enrollment 11greement. For all one,. (up to 19 per year)
Aa a IMrnber of capitol Slerao Musk Clubs you enjoy top
perforrnera .• .Atetna Franklln ••. 5th Dlrnenalon ..• Carole King
... Conway Twitty ••. Devld Caaldy ..• Enoch Light ... Grand
Funk ... Elton John ..• Sonny & Cher ... Swnml Smlth ••• Enael-
YoU have at least 1 O days to make yc,ur declaion. Any
Mlectlon you receive with leu than 10 days notice may
be r.turned to the Club for full cl"9dlt; we even pay your
return Poatt!Qe on requeat. All pUrch-are guaranteed.
You mu.c be dellQhted with every Club M lectlon or YoU may retum It withJn 10 ct,ys for credft. bert Hurnperdlnck ••. 3 Dog Night ... B. B. King ••. The Per-
tridge Famtly ••. Burt Bac:hanlch ... and hundrede morel
How the Club works: In the Club =ne, eent FREE
ftVery tour weeks, you'll find a wide v of recotdl and
tapee offered, lncludlng the Setec:tlon of the Month In the
mualeal category of YoUr chok:e. tt YoU wfah to l'ecaNe thla
Selection. vou need do nothlno-lt will be ahlooed auao-
Thia memberehlp appltc.tlon la aublect to cl"9dlt revt.w; we may requ .. t prepayment. We will Mnd YoU the Intro-
ductory package and. first Club magazJne with S.lectlon
Notice within 30 days after we rec:.tve the application, or
prepayment If requeated. Upon delivery of the flrat Club
magazine, which may arrive before the Introductory pack-
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Pteue enroll me according to the announcement and send all setec1ton1 1n-
Check One Only ...., Record• r Certrldgea Ce11ellea
l'we lndlc11ed my that Club H leclton which you wlll Hnd me absolutely FREE. Biii me
1u11 99e I for my 8 Introductory selecuont Ou11ng the ne•t two yH•• I agree to buy just a more aelect.ona at reguter Club p11cel and I may c1nce1 my membership .,ytlme
thereafter If I conllnue, I am et191bta for the Club"• 1pec11t bonua all purchasu count
toward addlllonal FREE Hlect1ons APO, FPO addreues. ptea11 write tor addltlonal
lnformallon C1n1d1en eppllcant1 send completed couoon to US address membera
wlll be Htvlced lrom Onta110 p11ce1 may very slightly
IPlua shipping/handling ch11ge 1nd sates tax where appllcabte
IMPORTANT: The music I Ilk• bul la (pleue check one): Jau
Now Sound Country Sound MowlH I Sho.,.,.-(recorda only)
Clualc•I (records only) Popular Vocallet .:.I E11y Moods
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rnCJlfllmet1t pe.ys this hM>rtte Yuletide composition.
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the countryt AcceM9d with belt t.a. and ~nd saddle stltdl"-two "beck pocWs"
keep smelt tt.ma handy. 13 • 10 x 3W'. ,.._. lndlt8te ftrwt iwne choice on order blank.
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for perspective and size. Helps teach you
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made. 7Y," high. A real artist's working too . 4546--Art Reproducer ............. $1.49
DESK-TOP CALCULATOR gives fast and accu-
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top. -II•, floor c:l .. n. StNm .-capes so chlcbn, cnooe. fish. etc., fry crisp. GfUt for ~
c:oml Non-rust. Fb aJI t• to 11 •
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on gummed .,_per ..• or chooH
press onl Orut for mell, cheeks, books, etc. Print J ,,_ dearty,
allow 3-ks.
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clsfon.made sphYltno~ ter. · 8tetfloscope Is prot.Mlonalfy deslcned for doctors end stu.
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A 818 aaH'Pblt Own an .act replica of. 1tandanl paper c:llp
but thl1 one 1s r . tall and 2"' wide. You'll be ema.nd at UM tl••..-.doui .. *Htment ot·mau, memo., bills etc., thi1 dec:ora· live Cient Will Oflllni&e. lt'a
poiMd ·•~Ide a llOtden Metal at.and to be • mo.t attnctive home 0t office acceuory. ,..._,_,_..Clip ....... fta
EARLY AMERICAN
COUNTRY STOR
Organizer
on1y$4ea
a flOR •e.ee
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lleep •II thoM losable Items In one piece-bllla, meHepa, lett.ra, 8"9n NClpesl llte,.'s even a little drewoer with C8f'o amlc pull for aternpa, c.11.-. personal !tams. Me.iu,.. 7~"
11JO"11 4W' d .. p. mounts ••a. lly on wall, at.nds on teble. Newt hunt around for acet· tered Items ... lnl
11228-0fpnller ...... $S.tl
A Sflecial Ne"' OHer $4.98!
Medienl IJth Cea
Clock Told Colaaba
1\e ftae!
Aacieat
Tiae Piece
Model ReaD1
Works
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a Ml ANC1D COUlf'flllWUIH1
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k:lc:li-tchlnc wlth
the ti that --.... ready •n e tlque when Henry VIII was h ·rnc mnrtmonlal
problems • Chrlatot:lher Co-lumbus w .. N'llng ac:IOU the ocaen. Thia exposed plastic
wheel treln·type I• • perfect wortdng replica thet kMpe time.
Of course there I• only one hand bec:euse the minute h•nd
-•n't lnwntad until • ~nt\lry letier. It operatee with balanced •
counterwe!Cflts th•t control tM
tlctc·tock mechanism that llddS
to the charm of th's conwru-tlon piece. Cfauic old 9tYta Ro-men nume,..ls on • 7" dlal. All
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TIC. Permenent tunpten-carblde
tip works 1'* like • .,.ncll but
newt' needt stierpenlns. Protect all wtuabtes, pef'IOftllltze toot., keys,
stereo. blpe9, ~equipment. ftlm ,...._The tip 9tChes
u.er;tJy• llke ,. diamond and I.ts
'°'9ver. 6 lnl:hes lonl.
l~fWd .... $2.19
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SILVER MINT COHDIT10N SET
U.S. Coins
Certain to
lacreaseia
Value!
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StltdMli Eny-to-U-heavy duty tool
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I Ptene send me items risa.cs btrow. r undlntand if I'm not compMtety s.-tidied
with _., item, I un r.twn it within 10 U,S for • full and complete refund.
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1
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end the ~h eouldlt efter Kennedy "*"""SIJM .. , ..... SIM
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'Roll.Out Carpet Ganin
OP 1000 FLOW.RS
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or back-breaking labor. More than 1,000 Meda In this Magic Car-
pet borst Into a dazzling dlaplay of marlgofda, utera, zinnia, and
other gorgeoua flowers. Weed realatant carpet la big 15 feet long:
become• your lowlleat aummer garden.
5337-&.rden C.rp9t ••.•...•.••••.•••••.•..• 98¢ 2/$1.79
.. WIRELESS LllHTINI
FIXTURE! Blttety ot>-
erated fixture Inst.tis
•nywherel For hard
to ll1ht, little-used
arees: stair-wells. at-
tics, closets. sheds. ~~-._,.
etc. Wireless so this
Is an excellent bKkup
'safety liaht durlna ln-
tenuptions In 1111Ular
electrical setVlce. No
wirlns. no costly ln-
stall1tlon -Just 1
screwdriver puts it In
the will or cellln1.
Pull-ch•ln switch.
Uses standard batter-
ies. Plastic, Sx3V4•.
12138-llt9 ... $1.91
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~ ......... UP TO ALPHAaET' CUIE TtACMEI TOn TltEIR
::.': flDT. EnJo1 the color end A.a.e's. Tots love placirw the 26 dimensional mrn...,.._lflfl~•t; ~'Trw~ letters into the m8tchT,. cut~ In this ~ ~.....,,....._ ~ bulb. o.. bricht box! See how qulckt•y ..._. learn letter -.._~en~ bfichter Ide t'f ' • ~ u..-, enc1 she'"' ~u... fO w•tt n 1 atK>nl ' ,,.. smooth, multk:olOred let·
Wb. -.Ular r i. S~•"'· ters ire desicned to be comfottllble even for
Deluxe 11 lb "· 8ulbe not tiny finprs. Pop.open box 1tofes letters. ~ ... ,, ;.,..,, i:tar .. M.M Ptutic. 3~'" square. ·
817...,,,..........., ......... 12537-Alphabet lu Set .......... $1.2t
IUll RECORD TOW· tit HOLDS 71 LP AL-
IUMI. ThlM racks
move hi&h or low so selectiori is done with-
out bendl-., PER· FECT ..• the-c:ornp9Ct
W'/ to stor9 records
and mab en eye. C8tchlrw~ of them amle Is
CONV!RT 'TWIN IEDS TO KING SIZE IN
shlnlrw bms end Id·
justs by tension to flt
ONE MINUTE! Provide comfort. conve-MIUCU PUNT LIYD °" AHi! nience, decorator stylina of luxurious kina-Nwtr neec11 80M, ca.-: -sJze bed. Use sinsle or doUble headboerd. to ttuM on compflments •lonef
Soft, buoyant. sanitary foam. lays flat. elimi-~~a::tld,!:,m ::::" J: nates uncomfortable, annoy1111 pp. 6' Iona ,,,_., buyty to ~, home. Lall
14 .. wide. Installs in less .time than puttina lndeflnltely. An •lr-nourl•fled
on 1 sheet nKt1J:Jze comfort fast! botllnlcal curioaity to brWM:en home "'•• • c~ alft. 4I07--$pa · ................ $5.11 4"N-»Ytnt ........... ,llf
c:eil~ up to nine'. Fune -.I for donn, ~·ts. anywhere orpniZlltloll lt appre-
clMld. A~
of contempo,.ry cfe.
sip. Hlldwere lncld.
121HLP ..... 17.91
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Slip.on nyton toem covers for 10"' car ao on • Mslfy .•a pilloW cne. Handaome 100% nylon rHlsts .,,......, ~wear and sulns-carlntllrion .... llU new. Stretlctl covers flt anu1-no creases or
bunches. Foem underside paddlnc
tldda comfort Md snuc flt. TheY •t·r·•t<·h to ftt front or bac.k SNt cushlons.. one siz. fits an. 100%
w..tiabta. Pick color of YoUr ~.
.... Cewr $3.M Oftler. 541 ........
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a minimum of vttam6n-nlbbins wMer1 EnloY the handllna .... and
..-•PPMI .of lta)'COOI ucta. ILnobll and bandies all In the ~ dleco~ cotor -ftOCedol H•ns·up rinp let rou ~ your
hendaome coolrwal'9 after dinner la -· EIMfy popular lllu Is Included In tNe t.ntftc: value: l and 2 qt. Nuc.pans wfttl llds.
""' qt. NUC1pan for t*llnc .... ::!J and an e· open 9'111i.t. 6 piece. to meet your flftf'/ cOol!Jn. -wfttl ltfatlme durability. um-c1 ..................................... tt.11
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KITCHEN ,HONE
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nut nook for •II the
thtnp you need to have handy by the
t.lephone. Betow are
two shelYn to hold
notepads and pencils
or addrea books. Above is • display
shelf for your htwrite
knlck·kMcb. Crafted
of warm walnut finish
wood, your personal
phone boott1 Is eny
to anemble andquldc
to h•n1. Measurn 1~25~.;~nches. 1 , $2.98
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hlndlel. Bone or blKk. 14~llx5".
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Birthday to Youl"
Acroll the ribbon on
bouquet we'll
-CBI~ Mme, her
1lq the
of her aown-The hidden music box
twinkles "Happy
Birthday ••• • as she rwotws. Watch your
fM!orite little 1lrt'1
eyes lllht up. Her
IOI"" Is ,...,., white.
6W" tall. Ceramic.
PRINT NAME & BIRTHOATE. P12142·.....,, II~
-,....... .. $1.11
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able trfmmln1 wtllle you ao alJoUt normal activities ••• Gardenlnt. Joalna ..• even w.tchtna~tv:l'lts slZ·
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D"ROST HFRICIERATOR IN MINUTE .. ! Elimin•tes harmful ice scr•pin&, messy tiot w•ter, driPC»Y ~nsl Just pluc in infr• red defroster, pl•ce It tn freezer come>11rtment. All•round radi.nt
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fro:ren foods th•wl 6' cord. S.ves food •nd time.
-~•f,..st•r ........ P.•
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any bed weether. Powerful bullt· In m4ICMts hold tM bit. l•f> ... In pfaca MCurety without strtnc or ties. RelnfOf"C*I plas. ·
tic to flt all sizes; most motor-
cycles tool Folds Into small
&pee. when not In UM. Encour· ... younpten to protect M--
=zt-'Tli. .. ,.... .... iAt:
Penonallzed
Kiddy
SBOEKADDY
e-6 ftOctiets -100% Vinyl
• D•pper Doi -CHSY C•t
Kids soon IHm th•t n.Nt· neu c.n be fun with per· son•lized multicolor c.ddies
th•t ~ke their shOel off the floor •nd into pockets. They ue as much fun to look •t
as to use. Each is topped off b)' an animal friend; for m issy there's cunnina c;:assy cat, for brother, O.pper Ooa. Each holds 3 pain of shoes or slippers In 6 lndiVldual
pockets. They will not set•tch, peel or f•de. The •turd}' vinyl wipes c1 .. n with a damp cloth. Each is 33 Inches lon1. PRINT NAME: to 8 lettefl.
SIMte Caddy, EACH ... $1...41 Pllltl--001 PllltZ--C.t
AT \.AITt A TV AHTl'.NNA YOU f'LU8 INI Just •ttach to set, DIUC Into etectric IOCket. Powe;. Ptu1 pe•ks TV to better recep. tlon, brln11 In brl&ht, clear ptc:. lure .,,.,_ In trlnce arusl B•n· lshes cumbersome, un1l1htly rabbit ears, makes outdoor ~tennas unnacessary. Aflows new TV's to UM full power, Cl: boost to old Mb. ,.. .. , • ....,,Antenna $1 M
CAROUSEL HOLDl·IHOWI· SfltNI U TAK CASUTTU. The
slotted can'ler alb atop a smooth ridlnc tumtabl .. Included are 24 self·ltick labels 10 you c.n name
as wefl as oraanlze your cas-
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 21
9:00AM D NHL Hockey Minnesota vs. Detroit.
9:30 m.L Hodley Minnesota vs. Detroit.
I CJ) NBA Batketbllll
11:30 · IJeitn M.,tJn Tucson Open Golf
12:30 NFL Today Presents the 1972 AJI Pros
1:00 AfC.NFC Pro 8owf Game
Lee Trwtno'a Golf
4:00 KNXT Sports Special ''Sport.s look '73" Gil Stratton and Bob
unn host.
MONDAY, JANUARY 22
9:00PM EJi) i IH,~L I A Skatln1 Spectacular Janet Lynn heads an all·
. star cast o lymplc skaters.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23
6:00PM D Klnp H0ckey Kings vs. Minnesota. D CJ) NBA All-Star Game East vs. West.
THURSDA't, JANUARY 25
8:00PM ! Boxln1 From the Olympic
10-.30 I amplonshlp Flshln1
11:00 ohn Wooden Show/UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Loyola.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27
9:00AM n Collea• Basketball Maryland vs. No. Carolina.
12:30 I Rllh School Basketball UC-LA Basketball Bruins vs. Fighting Irish.
Wher9 the Action Is A review of the Los Angeles Dodgers
baseball season In 1972.
2:30 U (I) CoH .. e Basketball Oregon State Beavers vs. University Of OreaQn Webfoots.
3:00 D (J) (I) Blnc Crosby National Golf Toumament live from
Pibbfe Teach, Califomla. •
-4:00 I m cas Golf Cluslc (I) Pro aowt.s' Tour The Denver Open.
5:30 Alie's Wide World of Sports
8:00 Lak.,. Warm Up/Basketball The Lakers meet the Golden
tate Wa rriors at Oakland. fJD Skatlnc SpectKular (R)
TUllDAY
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DAY
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JANUA~Y 21. 1973
'UNFAILINGLY NICE'
"There Is one thing you can count on with Vin Scully," an
old Hollywood hand commented recently. "He's never going to
get a big head. If he were, it would have happened years ago."
This is the unfailing commenf about Scully-that he is unfail-
ingly nice. It's one thing to be acknowledged as the best base-
ball play-by-play announcer in the history of the game; It's
something else again to be able to meet people in all walks of
life on exactly the same level.
The non-baseball Scully, for there is such a man, has taken
to the CBS air with his own five-a-week daytime show titled,
however unoriginally, The Vin Scully Show (3PM, Mon. thru
Fri). "What we have here," says Paul Keyes, the show's ex-
ecutive producer and a man long associated with Rowan and
Martin's Laugh-In as both a producer and head writer, "Is Vin
Scully, not just another daytime show. This same guy who has
such tremendous appeal to men in the way he teaches them
b·aseball (which, actually, is what he does on the air with the
Dodgers), also has a great appeal to women just by being
himself."
Scully, a handsome red-haired Irishman with a vibrant bari-
tone voice, has spent 23 years with the Dodgers and Is seeking
now to create a base for himself in another area of show busi-
ness. After 23 years, the "glamor" of flying Into Cincinnati at
SAM and finding oneself sitting alone In a hotel room at 11PM
has begun to wear off.
"We'll have guest celebrities," Scully says, "but not sports
celebrities. Sports fans, maybe. Walter Matthau, for example,
will be the guest on our first show. And Dan Rowan and Dick
Martin will be with us during our first week. But we're not go-
ing to just sit there and talk about baseball. The shows will be
tailored to the guests, not to me. We'll do spots with audience
members and will also have an occasional guest singer. I'm not
a performer, you know. I'm the host, the catalyst. It's up to me
to make things work."
Considering the way Scully can make even the dullest ball
game sound interesting, he shouldn't have any problems.
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Pollce-Cdellrle1 Memort.I Golf T~
Stu Nahan isn't tbe only "sport" on G:hannel Ts Eyewitness News
team. John Schubeck. who has won all but one of twenty recent
celebrity tournaments without handicaps, knows his way around a
golf course like no one else in the TV business. Winner of the
recent Los Angeles News Media Golf Toumament as well as the
Third Annual Los Angeles Police-Celebrity Memorial Tourney,
Schubeck has blazed a path on the links since his days at the Unj-
versity of Michigan.
John was top player for the Wolverine golf squad for four straight
years, learning the hard way under the tutelage of a tough, but be-
loved coach, Bert Katzenmeier. The KABC-TV news co-anchonnan
lays the phenomenal amateur success he has enjoyed in the sport at
the feet of Katzenmcier, who had a direct impact on Schubeck 's
character development. Schubeck was Pre-med for three years (in
the final fall semester he bad 14 hours of chemistry and zoology
courses), but his coach suggested he drop the courses and sign up
for Radio-TV which would be much easier to study and would
allow hlm more practice time on the more important (in Katzen-
meier's mind) course: golf. Jo hn the athlete persevered over John
the scholar and he graduated with a degree in Radio-TV, all the
while sharpening his game.
Drafted into the Army, John spent his time in the Radio-TV
section, but the old pre-med training led him in his off-duty hours
to the Prince George County Hospital where he served as a surgical
technician. This re-kindled his interest in medicine and he went
back to medical courses following his Anny hitch. But science Jost
out again when be was offered and accepted the job as newscaster
with WJR radio, which was his first step in the ladder leading to
KABC's Eyewitness News. He has spent over twelve years in the
TV news business and covered stories from soup to nuts, ranging
from 12 plane crashes to more than a dozen murders-in one case
he personally found the body! But John was never far from a golf
course. while the coach who set it all in motion found himself
passed over as athletic director at Michigan and moved on to
Wichita State as athletic director.
Sports fans tbe nation over adly recall that fateful day two years
ago when the plane carrying the entire Wichita State football team
and officials crashed, kiJling all aboard ... includnig athletic director
Katzenmeier. A crushed John Schubcck received word of the trag-
edy when it came over the wires while be was with ABC Radio Net-
work in New York. He was a man who taught his team to play it
safe. While this advice caused Schubeck to lack the killer instinct of
an Arnie Palmer, it gave him the steady play to run rough.shod over
many amateur competitions through the years. Jo the prestigious
U.S. open qualifying after 19 holes he was an even par when fatigue
took over. He ran out of gas and missed qualifying by 5 strokes-
still a 'commendable showing for a man doubling in brass as golfer/
news anchorman. He regrets not having the opportunity to spend
more time on the course, believing be could be a much more con-
scientious competitor given the chance. Strangely enough, he says
competitive golf is really not much fun. To him, pressure.and chal-
lenge is a traumatic thing. In bis own words,' "I can't seem to suc-
ceed unless I'm in a position of strength against virtually equal
strength. I don't like it when it comes too easy!'
It's obvious John Schubeck-who may lack tbe killer iostinct-
nevertheless gives it all he's got ... on the course and oo the air.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JAHUARY 21. 1973
! DAYT~ME I
MORNING
1:00 IJ Cl) Svnrtw St•ester
Qj) Today on die Fina Mon .. Tues.,
Thurs.
a am w. et .. c.mry
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mw,t~SlltW m CltJ Ilda S.ndre Escemill•
1:25 0 lltowMdp "All About Your C1(' fill ftahrn
1:30 IJ Sut Yun1 Yln1 Ytt Mon .• Wed .• 10:30 IJ Cl) low of Ute
Fri.; OdJIMY Tues., Thurs. 0 (1j m HtllJwotd Squata
Cl) m Echatio111I futurts Cl) Joanne C.,....
0 '""'' YouU. fon11n Tues.; m Hartl
YouUI end tllt lsau.1 Thurs. Q) flltum
@) C1n1er Ted An111tron1 u~oo 1J Cl) Wllttt Ult H11rt Is
6:45 EE Co111111ocllty Report a Qj) m Jtopardy
7:00 IJ Cl) Newa Ci) C•I'°""' Courmft
D @) m Todey Show m Th• n,ltl1 NH
CJ) le1ve It To leev1r 0) Cr1fb Wltll latJ Mon.; Winder·
O History of Art lust Tues ·Thurs.: ... ltyer Fri,
Q C11Mr Ted Amlstronr fill The Eltdrtc C.pe11y m lup 11td His luddlti (lE Y9"s dtl Dn.leftt
ID Caltlolla 11:301J Cl) SNtdl f1if Tt•rTOW ~ M1rtet Openln1 Q 9) m W.., Wllat, Whtrt G1me m s.s. .. Street 0 GeM AllbJ
7:30 0 Clf'lllf Ted ~nl 0 (I) (j) t!f) hwitchtd
Cl) len's Ii& Top Show m let's Rap ONns
Q fun 11.. Q) News m Cartoons m ft1blm
Q)HoboKtlty
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1:30 U St•~h Mon., Wed .. I 12:15 Q Dr. JoJU lrotll1rs/Tempo Fri.: t's
Yoar Wor1cl Tues .• Thurs.
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0 Candid Ca11t1ra ID Yolf 1nd friends
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IEAUTIFULL Y APPOINTED SUITES
leMt:f•lty eppoh1ted ••Im with b•lconiH , and priv•te or umi·
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1hower.
ALL MEALS AND SNACKS
~II meal1 end 1n•cks e re nutritiou1lv prepared •nd ottracively
1erved by our e'llpert dieterv 1taff. Speciel diets for lhote who re·
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SERVICES Centreliud heotlng and air con·
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Ward S. Lee Inc.
1234 S. Main St., Santa Ana ·
547-5826
Harbor American
1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
M6-0261
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St ., Costa-Mesa
546-4444
Crevier Motors
208 W . I st ~t., Santa Ana
835-3171
BUICK
Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor
.Costa Mesa 979-2500
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
5.W-9100
CHEVROLET
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
546-1200
DATSUN
Dot Datsun
18835 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach 842-7781
DODGE
FORD
Dunton Ford
1240 So. Main St., Santa Ana
546-7070 .
Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
642-0010
Wilson Ford
18255 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach 842-661 I
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9MO
JAGUAR
Bauer Buick-2925 Harbor
Costa Mes~ 979-2500
LINCOLN • MERCURY
Gustafson Linc/Mere
16800 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach
842-8844
Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury
130 I No. Tustin, Santa Ana
547-9183
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1200
OLDSMOBILE
Courtesy Dodge University Oldsmobile
1888 Harbor Blvd., Costa Msea 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
557-9220 540-9MO
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 21, 1973
OPEL
Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor
Costa Mesa 979-2500
PONTIAC
Da ve Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
5'46-8017 .
PORSCHE· AUDI
Chick Iverson 'Porsche-Audi
445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach 673-0900
ROLLS-ROYCE
Roy Carver Inc .
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546-4444
TOYOTA
Dean Lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
646-9303
VOLKSWAGEN
Harbour Volkswagen
1871 I Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-+435
Chick Iverson Volhwa9en
~5 E.Coast Hwy.NB 673-0900
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JANUARY 21
, MORN INC.
t:JO II Todlfa lttli&IH IJ Allu:tq Pnp••dtl
(j) Mwlt: "Amt.ta. taplre" (was)
'42-Praston fostlf.
(j) let T1ltra It Upt
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troit. m.ow TltM...,....,,
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6:45 (j) Clutstephtr CSNt-Up D Cl) m luUwin ...
7:00 IJ Tiit Archlta Cl) 1V I loots 1t Lt1,.1111
D Tiit Qmt.plltrs D Mewie: (C) "Slcnt et Meata
I IJ lattmatioft1I voa of Yictory. Crbtlt" (•dv) '61-Rory Calhoun.
Ci) Dinctio11 @I) frtt1te 1 11 Yidl
D It la Written 10:30 IJ Cl) fKt the Ndoft
(j) hl Hullblnl D (]) m Mike • Wlah/Muttlpll-fJ Hour of Dtllvtr1nce catlotl Rott
®l ••••• .... ,dip m f•m. tor1oc1., m Unit Ont @I) Yoees dtl St•lnario m Slcrt4 Htart/Tht Christe,htrs 11 :00 II Ntws1Nbra
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(j) Clrittity Shop Cl) CIS Chlldre1'1 Fii• festiYal
0 C-pus Profitt m Mowie: (C) "TIN Pirate" (mus) D Dr. lilly J. Hll'lis '48-Gene Kelly, Judy Garland.
~ n. JttMas m a.urc11 ,, the ..... mo. ... ...,..... ., ,..11111 0..1 .. 1
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1:001J (j) Ll•p Ullto My ffft D ®) m Dtln M1rti. TllCMtl
(]) Tllb 11 tilt Ufa 0,.. Coif Anal rounds or the pro-D Tiit Me T .. Sllow celebrity tourney from Tucson's N•·
1J Ru Hu•ltlnl tional Golf Club.
0 My f ritlMI hotit 1J Old Ti• Cospel Httlr D Htrahl ef ,,. D ....._: (C) '11M Tartan" (1dv)
~ OW TI• C..,.C Hour '62--0rson Welles, Victor Mature.
mwondtra•a
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Cl) Acdotl di la C...11idlcl
Ci) R11I &Ute Open Httiu
ODo•iap
lj.-GaJ of DilCIOftry m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) ID KathlJll Ku .. l•an
9:00 1J Ca••sa TllrH D m NHL Hoder Minnesota at
Detroit.
IJ Day of Dlscovtry
0 Cl) Cl) CariosltJ Stlep/Multipll-
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9) It la Writtlft m ln1tller Al
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AFTERNOON
1i:00 IJ C..•ibatftt
Cl) l.oora•
0) latellfitnt Partnt
12:30 IJ Cl) Tht NFL TodaJ '"Milts
"The 1972 All Pros" A half-hour
proaram durine which the Newspa·
per Enterprise Auoci1tion prasents
the Most Valuable Player Aw1rd to
the outstandin1 player in the N1·
tional Football Luaue. Most Valuable
Pl1yer awards will also be presented
to the offensive and defensive play·
ers in each conference.
llOnl Rollerb
00 Fii• future m Jot DtSllva'• Open fora
1:001J Cl) NFC/Al'C p,. ltwt foot·
Mn Tht American Footb1ll Confer-
Dick Cavett interviewt aix London tehool children on their views
of• wkte vertety of subjects in• PfOlnm taped In londOn for The
Dick Cavett Show on A8C, Fr1de et U:30PM.
,.,. .
' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 21, 1973
anct st111 mttt the elite of the N•·
tlon1I Football Conf1rtnce In the
third annual Pro Bowl pme 1t Texas
st1dium. lrvln1, Tuas. o m .. ..,... Special "Th• L••·
ICY'' A film about the Dutch peo-
ple, narr1ted by Altundlr Sciourt>y. IJ ...... : ..,..,., ..,.. (odv)
'Sl-Rory C.lhoun, C.r1 Betz.
D MM: "'1111 MwMtltm tf Milt
T ...... (adv) '4-fredric M1rdl.
Iii Let Trntfto'a lelf m Daltart ......
ti) Trtltuu Pvbllcl
1 :30 CJ) flt• flltwl o rn m Dlttet1oe• 111 s.. Diep H111"9in1 11J Yoke o( Calvary
fl!) llPl<W I Tt II 0 u ta ta II d-
"'• YIUlll Miil Chet Huntley Is
host as 1 panel of Judps names
10 outst1ndln1 men In the Mor-
mon community.
I!) Sift ~-" YllltJ Report 2:00 D Aartcultllft USA
CJ) Mtwte: "bllp ef Mal'Wil l rttt·
..... (wts) '57-Jlm Davis.
0 CJ)m1111111 lld All ... rs a Meet u.. ,,..
m °""' u.tta m ..., " Dlsc:oo;try II> r.... fl•lca
mfe.t.trefH•
%:JO (I) UIMnltJ Dialopt no.. ea.,.,.
D MMtt: "'Datt at Mlclalpr' (dra)
'S9-P1ul Carpenter, Jt1n Aubrey.
(lj llllipt aJ , .. Maloat 111d Allnlt
3:00 Cl) Youtti In tt.t 10'1
D••Pldo D Movit: '"Slltftt EM•J'' (dr•> ·so
-taurence Harvey, Dawn Add1ms. D MMtt: "CM111 of the U&M
lrt1 .. " (1dv) '36-£rrol Aynn.
alTlltSalnt
mCMAtr m Tiit YlraJ11l111
fE)Slli111 m ..... n Dl•tnaion
m11111atrt
3:30 Cl) forvm
D foa1s Inez Pedroz• discusses
the Junior Achievement Proiram
with the 1972 winners.
Ci) Movlt: "Cl•• of Death" (dra)
'46-John Loder. m eonu1t1t1oa ffl tt 11 WrtttH
3:45 0 .._: (C) "All n.t Htwtn AJ.
lewa" (dra) 'S6-Rock Hudson, Jane
Wyman.
4:00 8 l(J(XT Sporb Sptdal "Sports
Look '73" Gil Stratton ind Bob Dunn
host.
Cl) Coftt1tltltio11 D Now wtt11 1111 lanowskJ
CJ) CIS lolf Cllllk
9) Natiotlal leoaraplllc
tJ) Fll• ftatai"
fl!) Wall stfMt Wlff
8)Tom di &pa..a mfllh rattitUf• Em ,...,. .. LltlM
E!)h1H111blnl
4:308Clrca
CJ) DrlaMt
D Su"'8J
m Mewil: "Of Hu .. • Hwta"
(dr1)-Walter Hlllton, Jama Stew·
art, Btul1h Boadl, Char1es Coburn. . ......
fl) ..,.._ Y•rittr Hour ., ......... m r..,. " BenlttJ
U)CefNINow
5!t0 8 I 18cW IT II t 1"* Hlafl
ScMel P1rt I "Htwtn, Hell or
Puraatory'' (R) A profllt of lift In
• tJple11 Soutlltm C1llfomla luntor
hiah school.
CI)S.W.S... U Jo.ath1 Wllltltn n.. Louis
Nye auests.
Cl) v.,.,. tit ...... ,, Sta
0 Stnp111M Tlltetrt
Cl) Did YM Df'e ...
CiJ "THE CARIBBEAN" * Brou1ht To You By
SO. CALIF. GAS CO.
D Tiit s.w11 s... "Th• c.rtbb11n"
A look at the violent hurricanes. 1c-
tive volcanoes, pirates and ship·
wrecks of tht Clribbt1n.
(lj fl) .....
GJDallitt ..... m .,.. " l't tllt stortfroat
fl) falflnla f"-m Hew tf Stars
E!)Movit
ll)llllba
5:30 IJ MwW 11 .. rdoft Pat Boone
ind Bill Dana auest.
'
(1) .....
~ Mewlt: (C) '11le Mtl1 Attrac·
tleft" (rom) '63-f>at Boone, N1ncy
Kwan.
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ScMol Concl "From A to Zoo" (R) ll'lll
Part two uamina the pressures put
on Junior hl1h school st'*nts.
CI) Mewlt: (C) •dlltaM llet"
(susp) '60-Dorls OIJ, Rex Hamson.
Dll>mNtwa 1J MM: (2111') '1to411d tf the "laa-
umAts'" (mys) '59-Ptter Cushin1.
(J)C..bat
O•A•S...bocfJ
Cl)satJM19wtu Ofllt.._,... m , .. Jo ... .,.
fl> Fntlnls i. Japan tm lllcl JMrntC "Bleck Ctlleaao"
E!) Mebfft Wtr1d
&> Tll'" Stlopa
6:30 D Lauil "Ctt1lltn1e of the Moun·
taln" Concl. Lassfa combines forces
with a bltek stall ion end the two
attempt to uve youn1 Dalt Mitchell
who fies unconaclous and lnJurtd In
the bluln1 tun.
D~ m MM: '(C) (2'w) "Kin tt.t Clrts
Ind MIU 11lt9 Die" (tdv) '67-
Mlkt Connors. Dorothy Provine.
fJ) hit
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EJ) Uttlt Rapla (C) (211r) ''How Ult Welt Waa Won"
7:00 II fJ Ntwt Put I (wes) '63--0re1ory Peck, B WUd IOltdo• "Adell• of Ant-Robert Preston, Thelma Ritter, Dllf.
arctlca" The lite story of the Adelle bit Reynolds. An epic western of
pen1uln, the principal lnhablt1nt of the pioneers end their trek west·
Antarctica. wud.
(I) w.rid of S.Mvll fB Konaku Utapuen Japanese
(I) F11Mty a.ma lanauaae
D Ti.ls Is Your Uft "Don Rickles" m Mntlrpitca Theatre, "Tom
U) hqport to Tmtt Brown's Schooldays, 2" Tom's per·
fJ) DllkOfl No M1111 Jap1nese l1n· secution by ttle school bully con·
1u11e tlnues but his miseries are tem-
fD June WIJftt Fr1ncols Gilot dis· pered by reform measures lnsti-
cusses the 1rtlst as an historic tuted by headmaster Arnold (Ian
flpre. Cuthbertson) ind school e1pt•ll\ m Wild Kln1do11 Brooke (Bany Stokes). Anthony
El) Lawrence Welk Show Murphy stars as Tom.
El) Speed RKtr el '( Ahora Silvia
7:3011 Dkk Yan Dyke Sllow In the 9:30 8 Cl) ! IJICIAL I Dick Y1n o,kt
conclusion of this two.part episode and tbt Otlttr Woman (R) Dick Is
the Prestons send their children re-teamed with his TV-wife, Mary
Into hldln1 and concoct an outland· Tyler Moore, for an hour of music
lsh scheme to outwit the mobsters. and comedy. The pair demonstrate
0 \lj m Wortd of IMsney ·"SO their sinaing, dancln& and actlna
Happy Years" Hllfllichts from more talenu in a series of blackouts
than 60 Disney films nostal&ically showln& how their worll in situation
recapture SO yea!$ of family enter· comedies prepared them for the
tainment inspired by the lite Wilt many problems of everyday life.
Disney. fJ News
00 The Protldors . m The Ii& Question 0 Ceorce Klrtly Comedy Pat P1ul· 10:00 0 @) m !JFlclMI R 1 turn to
sen 1uests. Peyton Place A special one-time-only
Cl) At lmt version of the d1ytime series fea. G Miiiion $ Mme: (C) (21tr) "Cap-ti1ring scenes of 1 dr1matic plot
lain from C.stite" (adv) '47 -development.
Tyrone Power, Jean Peters. ft m fl) News
0) Tltrtt hssperts to AclYenture fJ Commualty feedbadl
fZl) Tltt Frtlldl CW fE How To Win the Nobel Prtze (R) m La Crlada l ltn cn.11 el Pandorl111
El) Adda111 f'111lty m Lou Sordon Show
1:00 8 ()) M•A•s•H Leslie Nielson 10:30 8 The Protectors
auests u an Infantry colo~el with 8 I sJlcilL I William M1r1'1ell: As
a reputation for incurrina hiah cas· Ad1111 Eartr In the Momlnr Black
ualtles who comes under the medi· actor William Marshall stars in a
cal care of Hawkeye and Trapper one-man poetry performance that
John. recounts the aaes of man.
II ROLLER GAMES DIRECT g Simer Ted Annstronr * T -Birds vs. Bay Bombers (I) At Issue 8 Roller Sames ltQ) San Dltao Panoran11 D Cil (JJ m Tltt Fil "The Olsin· m News
herited" M1rtin Sheen euests as Neil 11:00 fJ CI) BO Cf) IJg) News
Harland who Sffks revenae •&•Inst e Ro Humbard
minlna company officl1ls after his Cl) Movie: "Mil Me 1 Person" (mys)
father Is crippled In a mlnln& accl· '61-0onald Sinden, Anne Baxter.
dent fJ Slmtf T td A111tstron1 11J David frost Show m Mowte: "A SllJ Named Joe" (dra) fB loflp1H No Kinsan J1panese '44-Spencer Tracy, lrane Dunne.
l1n1u1re 11J Kathryn Kuhlman
Ell) Los Altftlts Colltctiw Ell) Flrtnr Une
@!) (J C.nuaft m Movie
EI!) Clne dtl Domlnp 11:30 8 tlj Name of the Same
El) Davfd Suwlnd SlloW 0 Movie: "C.rry on Cleo" (com)
1:30 IJ (I) M111nl1 Joe M1nnlx's secre· '65-Amanda Barrie, Sidney James.
t1ry, Pea&Y. •crees to be arrested O Movie: (C) "Requiem for 1
on false charges of prostitution to Stem' A(t11f' (adv) '65-Stewart
help police break up a narcotics Granier, Daniella Bianchi.
rln1. (i) Ttlepulse 0 @) m NIC Sunday Myatery-0 Censunten' Union
Columbo "Requiem .for a F1llln1 Cl) McMI: "K1n111 City Conflden·
Star'' Anne 81xter and Mel Ferrer tlal" (mys) 'S3--Preston Foster.
1uest as 1 fading actress end • fl) Estrollas Muslcalt$
Hollywood aosslp columnist whose 11:45 G Mme: "Shodl" (hor) '46-Vln·
h1tred of each other culminates In cent Price, Lynn Bari.
murder. Pippa Scott, t<evln Mc· 12:00 €J.l) J1111kl
Clrthy and , Frank Converse 1lso 12:45 Cl) lt.111ts Hd Aaswtrs
1uest and Edith Head makes • 1 :00 tJ Mom: (C) "Istanbul" (adv) '57
cameo 1ppear1nct. -Errol Flynn, Torin Thatcher. m tr.•tur• ruturu B (I) Cl) """
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For momln1 and afternoon Ustfnp.
please ... DAYTIME PROGRAM&
Below, for your convenience, a
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 D '"T1'e Dtspem. Hours" Cd,.) ·ss
-Humphrey Bo11rt, Fredric March.
10:00 (]) .. Actnt for K.A.l.M ... (ws) '66
-Marti Richmond, Wendell Corey.
U "Sein' tit TOWll" (wes) '35 -
Mae West, Paul C.v1n1ucti.
12:00 u .,.,.. en ...... C.n1ry" (mys) '45
-Noah Beery Jr • lols Collier.
12:!0 G) "'So•twt.ert ln tile NlaM" (dr1)
'46-John Hodiak, Hiney Guild.
1:30 u "'KIUef With • Silll SClrf" (mys)
'67-«1r1 Mohner. Suzanne Uhlen. fJ "99 RMr Stmt" (mys) '53-
Johrr Payne, Evelyn Keyes..
3:00 ())"haft West" (wes) '59-Vic-
tor Mature. Elaine Stewart.
fJ "Tiit tbtt.se f11coft" (mys) 'Cl
-Humphrey Boe1rt, Mary Astor. a (C) Ns.nt .. LA•atot" Part I
(edv) '63-Cornel Wilde.
•:0011 {C) ~ Hytln" (dra) '57-
Roek Hudson, Martha Hyer
(])SI .. a lMM lbtln1
fVfNING
&:0011 o om mm News
(I) lfj News
U lon1nu "The Mist"
(j) Cet S.1rt
fJ Wild Wiid Wut m n. nntstones
0) star Tm
EE Ml Dulce En1•erad1 m Hodppodce Lodce
Cl) Action TMttrt
mnuffStoolU
6:30 (]) Htpn'1 HerMS
D Movie: <90> "Slnti tht ll11111rc:ll"
(dra) '60 -Kenneth More, D1n1
Wynter, Karl Mohner.
(I) C8S NtwS Walter Cronkite
~Merv Crtffln Sflow
G) MdJ Crfffttll
fI1) MIU..1 Tillnp Crow "Dividll\(' m Jta•M Carson Sltow Gm ""911
a) Fnnt & Nancy m UttJe lbxlla
7:001J (]) 0 m Nns U lowtlnr for 0ot11n
(I) Trvdl or Consequences
(]) Wildlife Titem
O W111fa MJ u .. 1
m1 low llttf m ' Ona• of Jt111nlt m r,., Dllbtllle m....., 1111ns""' a.,
I!) D AIMf Tient Cl,. de Muter
Gm YaMdldea Musialta
E!)Dtt•2PM m Stlted Ractt
,.,. 10
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 21, 1973
7:JO fJ Jtluuty Min•'• stand Up and Senior Flcute Skltlnt Champion
Qeef Hurh O'Brien auests.. heads an •II-star cast of Olympic
CJ) Ho(11's Heroes sk1t1B. TUESDAY
0 ne ..... Pftca la Rl!M 9:JO II (]) Dom .,., Sllow Doris Mar-a Mevie: (2'11) "Ckttal .. "°"'"" tin offel'$ to help her beau, Dr. JANUARY 23
(hor) '60-\nton Diffrin1. Peter l1wrence, out of 1n emhlr· For momlnl and afternoon U.tfnp
(I) To Tell'-Trwdl mslnc Jam by st11in1 a fashion pluse aee DAYTIME P'ltOGRAMS'.
Cl) TM nutlbeelen show to rtiSI funds for the Com· a.tow for your conwnience 1,..
,,,. lllliM $ Mowll: {C) '""•) '"Ju munlty Hospital, but the result •P· the d~y's rnovlet. •
.. \4.. pears likely to end their romance. nao..ct hdllOtlJ" (com) '57 -Dean Martin, Eva Bartok. IJ OM Step lt,,.S
~ Wiid Kin,._ fJ"""
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 D <C> "lint of hnNAM" Cadv) ID 11llt ;Wt CE Y1rtedldea 0) Dn '51-louls Jourdan, Debra Pacet. fB ~ 10:00 II (])TIM New 1111 Cttby S1low 10:00 CJ) "Capelllt" (wes) '66 -Audie
fI1) T'al QI Cll'lll•-Exerclses U m 11J News Murphy, Joan Staley. m ne Adwntum 0 Crime Fl&Mers 0 UC.•bler MMI Ute lid(' (dra) ~ · '52--0ane Clark, Naomi Chance. ~ Rev. by Pb:rano fl) Nuna Te Perdonare 12:00 U "'H11ndlbldl tf Sollo" (hor) '67 m $poftl Cllatltnce m ...... .. ,,..... Boris, con--Gunther Stoll. m Tiit Addiat family valucln1 from wounds. has· 1 visit 12:30 G) '1.ydll" (rom) '41 -Merle
1:00 II Cl) Cunaaob "Patricia" Newly from his sister lvich, now 'Ul\hap· Oberon, Joseph C.Otten.
O'Brien marries a youl\& woman. plly married to Claude. 1:30 U "CaUl11 DJ. DNUI" (mys) '43
P1trici1 Colby, whom he had courted IE Mudlleh ltati.na -lon Ch1111J, Patricia Morr1$on.
while both were .tendln1 the lnJured el!> Yartedlcl fJ "Chlrt.,'a Allt" (com) '41-
from a Kansas tornado. E!) Sperta Chllltn1t Jack Benny, Kay f'rtnds.
D ~ m llup-ln Sammy Davis l&.30 IJ Talk ladl 3:00 CJ) (C) ""'9 Mtllll IMden" (sd·fi).
Jr. auests as "de judp." D (])(I) DEBUT Wtaat About To-'63-0lrll Bocardt. Mary Ure.
D (I) CiJ E!> ! 18c!Al I J • n ' _,,., "On the Side of Man" This B '"hale In a. Year ltrt" (dra)
'°4ld1ft 11td U.. Wof1d tf Alllul new ABC Hews series eumlnes hu· . '62-Riy Miiiand, Jtan Hacen.
lehavtor "The Wild Dots of Altice" man communication with an em· ~ (C) ......,. .t LAllClllet" Concl.
This documentary•style pro1r1m phasis on mankind's' ch•ncina rel•· (adv) '63--Comtl Wiide, Jun Wal
filmed entirety in Africa delves into tlonships whkh tectlnolOCY has lace. lb• ff ~ 1 ....
the way of life of a pack of wlld made possible. 4:00 IJ (C) "lllt ler&ll Sti" (sus) '67
doits. C8 lin Cosby Show -Don Murrey, lnatr stwtns. m Hopn'a Heron m Ntws/Sperta
0) lo•r Pyle USMC (D U Pin EE Htfwnos tor.it
Eli) I 16cllL! Ope,. TIMattr "The 10:'5 Eli) J1n111J
Death Goddesa" Shin lkebe's con·
temporary Jlpanese opera version 11:00 II 0 D mm News
of a classic Grimm's fairy tile. ~ ~ '~nd @!) NodM de C1l1 • ~ 1 IP .,.,..
Cl) Mlpellto Y1lda St... @ M1rall1I DlllOft m Movie· {2hr) "Brother R1t end IJ Mowfe: "Mr, Ptlbody and the
lab(" (co~) '40-Priscilla line. Men111d" (com) '48 -William
1:30 G) Mm Griffin Sllow m Petticoat JunctSon
C!)Noftll
9:00 IJ Cl) Nert's Lucy Guest Elsa Lan·
Powell, Ann Blyth. m Trvtfl or Cotlsequenca
O)PtnyMaon
fl) Carner Ted Anastroftc
aI!) Chuc:ll Joltn1tn Show
chester plays an absent-minded 11:15 m Roller l••n '
bank robber who suddenly ditcOYtrs
Lucy In an undercover role is her 11:30 II(]) CIS Lita Movie: (C) "Sevtl
new ~llmate. · 111dts for Sewn lrwtlMn" (mus)-
0 m NIC Mondq Movie: (C) Howard Keel, Russ Tamblyn, Jane
(2hr) "I low My W'lfe" (dra) '70-Powell.
Elliott Gould Brend• Vaccaro An-0 ~ m Jol111ny Carsen Dom De·
1el Tompkin;, Dabney Coleman'. The Louise Is substitute host.
tensions of a modern marriace ire U fOfVftl lelln1
explored In this story of a s11«essful DOl (])T(j) m D6dt Cnett
younc sur1eon who his crown tired To •II tM TNth
of his wife and children. tZ> Quell Jollnson Show
fJ m oo m ABC Monc111 Movie: i2:00 m Alfred Httc11eoc11 rr.stnts
(C\ (90) "How die Wnt Waa Won" 0) S.f1rf to Adventure
Concl. (wes) '63-James Stewart,
Debbie Reynolds, C.rroll Baker, Kari 12:30 U Nen
Malden. A span of 50 years deallna G) Movie: '"T1'e 111 Store" (com)
with America's expansion westward '41-The M1rx Brothers.
from about 1839 to 1889 Is SHI\ 0) Country Musk
throuah the eyes of three aenare· 1•00 nn .,.. Cl) News
l V l N I ~. (,
5:0011 a ~ mm m News IJ Killp HocltJ LA. Klnp vs. Min·
nesot1 Horth Stars. D (I) (I) Q) NIA All·Star Game
East vs. West.
fJ Wild Wiid W.at m 1llt flntsteua
ll)tt.rT1"
fl) Ml Dula ln1Mnld1
Ell) Hod(tPldat lod ..
mTlu•S11Mpa
1:30 Cl) CIS Ntws Walter Cronkite
9) Mm lirtfft1 SIMM ·m Anctr ertfftttl
fll) Attro11_,. I
mJMnMClnonSltow
EI!)Nowla m um. Rascal•
1:0011om,...
(I) Slflrf to Aclwtnturt
fJ Wllat'a MJ lltlet m I l.Oft Lucy
0) I Dna11 of Jttftfllt
fl) LA Ptref 1 Shi hr
fI1) 1llt Frtndl CMf
I!) E AMor Tlt1e C.rt de Muier
C!)Y1rftdad
&) Speed Ricer
7:30 IJ lobbJ lioldaborv SlloW Mac
Davis cuests.
I
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*
tlons of plonffrs. · IJilJ ...
~ Movte: (C) "Sot! of 1 t un· 1:30 II Mtwfe: (C) "CMrtr.oae ea. flCllttt" (wes) '66-Russ Tamblyn. boete" (com) '60-Molly Bee.
8 r.tlce Suraeon Dr. Locke disCOV·
ers e case of swlndlt and murder
when he treab 1 badly mauled mil·
llonalress. Sue Ann l-lncdon auests. :JO CJ) Tilll It Yow Utt
m Piny Muon U News
fJJNIM
fI1) 1 IPIC!AC I A Sutlna Sped.le· l:OO 1J Movie: (C) "Tilt lmn" (hor)
ullr Janet Lynn. ladies National 'SS-Anne Heywood, Peter Vin Eyck.
0 MHllotl $ Movie: (2tlr) '"1M
Trtal" (dra) 'SS-Glenn Ford, Arthur
Klnnedy, Dorothy McGuire. A youna
Mexican boy's murder trl1I mush
rooms from 1 local mi1urriaae of
1973
....
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'43
1-
'67
in·
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justice into a scandal of national and Cher are amon1 the personal!·
interest. ties who will receive awards from
(fl HoltrwMd Squam the American Guild of Variety Art· m net llrl lsts.
aJDrapet fJNews
fl) LI Media Ochoa fJl) llKl Jou111al "Death at South·
fJl) CltJwlfdMR "Santa Susana arn .University"
Mountains" (R) IE Rt¥lata Mnlul
CE Stand Up 111d CMtr al) Ftstinl MalcaH
ale.NJ &) Addim Fi•llJ 10:00 0 11)) @D NIC Wlllta Piper "And When the W1r Is Over" P1rt ont
1:00 fl Cl) Maldt of a two·part NBC News q>eclal on
II l1I m I IPlcfAL I Tiit lncrtdl· what to do with the U.S. Army, Navy
bit FliPt of tilt SMw Ctttt Glen and Air Force when there Is no Viet·
Campbell will be off-camer1 nar· n1m War to fllht. Part ont de1ts
rator·b1ll1deer for thls study of with the country's str1te1lc nuclear
one of the m11vels of nature: the forces.
annual fllpts by hundreds of thou· 0 Cil (j) al M1reut Wttby, M.D.
sands of snow 1Hse from Northern "Genilnl Descendln(' An auresslve
Canada to the Gulf of Mulco c:01st· ulesman underaoes 1 personality
tine 1re1s of TtXIS ind Loulslina. c:han1e caused by the rare Cushln1 m Hepft'• ........ Syndrome. James Coco cuests. at loMr Pyle USMC fJ loris l1rtoff ftresents ''The Bi fB Ht1'111tMI Cenfl Bladlout" An alcoholic who hlS com·
f.m E,. To E" "Dre1ms Money Can milted crimes durin1 bltcltout peri·
Buy" (R) ods becomes the victim In 1 plot to IE Aiua CN Ptpono take over a narcotics oper1tion. JICk GE Yarteci.d Carson and Nan Leslie st1r.
&) MM: (2!U) "Ma,.r of Htlr' m aJ Ntws
(dra) '33 -James C11ney, Madie fE N1111e1 la l"lrdoll1rt Evins. ft) FllM Odyssty "Blue An1el" (R)
• @!) Mudlaelul lllliana
1.30 II Cl) ~Ii n.o McGarrett and 10:30 a N
Danny Williams must solve the rid· OJ li~-'-dle of how 1 kllltr can 1ppe1r to __ , Sllow
be In two widely sep1r1ted pl1ces GE News/Sports
at once. Monte Markh1m 1uests IS 11:00 II 0 0 al m m .....
the suspected killer. Madelyn Rhue (}) Cl) OJ News
1lso auests. 1J Ont Stlp leytnd Cil Movie: {90) "TM 1oJ Cried Cl) Mal'SUI Dllloa
Murd11" (susp) '66-Veronlca Hurst fJ Movie: "ftc:9 of Tenor" (dra)
Phil Brown. ' '60-llsa Gaye, Ber1elio Texers.
1J Movie: (2tlr) "Pltanto• rtanet" m Trutll or Cansequ1nces
(scl.fi) '62-Dean Fredericks, Coleen ID hl'l'J Mao11
Gr1y. Special effects 111 unusual In fl> Samtr Ttd~I •
this futuristic tile of an astronaut ail Clud JollnlOll Show
who tflVels to the pl1net Rheton and 11:15 @!) Cineru 34
is minl1turlzed by their atmosphere. 11:30 II Cl) CIS Lita Movie: (C) "'"' 0 Movie: (90) "CMplln's Alt of fOll fadDr" (mys) Susan H1mp·
Co•dy" (com) '69--A compilation shire, Stewart Granaer and Robert
of Ch1plln films. Moriey star. m Merv 8rtffln Slttw 0 @) @D Johnny Canon SM m ,~ Jvttctlo11 a"'• ....... m -.,.n' Jeu"'al 0 Cil 00 m Didi Cawtt Stn1tor IE El Edltldo di Enfrentt Bury Goldwater, the conservative
al) Nowell Republican from Arizona; former
t:OO Army Lt. Col. Antflony Herbert, who
D XEROX PRESENTS: m.ade pa1e on~ news in a dispute * .,AMERICA" with hi~ supenor officers over 11· Episode 6 le1ed Vietnam atrocities; Germilne
THE CIVIL WAR Greer. women's liberation leader ind 1uthor of "The Fem1le Eunuch " 0 @) ~ Alltrlca "A Arebell In are Didi's 1uests. '
the Nl1ht' Alistair Coote miewa m To Tell t1tt Trutlt
the impact of slivery and some of the other Issues which led to the 12:00 m Alfred Hltdlcod '1'tsents
Civil W1r. He elso discusses the ID Safari to Advtnbrf'!
effects of the war on the youn1 l m Janakl
n1tlon. 2:30 1J News
II) hl'l'J M11t11 m Movie: "Tiit lit Htar (dra) '53 fB NlllO -G.lenn ford, Gloria Gr1h1me.
fJl) 1ti.l11d tlta lhtn IB Cfflltry Mak em "°"" l:oo CJ) o o Cl) ......
:30 II Cl) I IH<LM 1 Tiit Eltef11111tr 1:30 IJ Mtwla: ,..;.._.... (was) '63
of tilt Y•r Annis Ed Sulllven will -Audie Murphy, 1(1thlHn Crowley.
host the presant1tlon of awerds to 2:00 GI M·NIPt ._: "'IM Diiie,"
"five" performers and performances "Cttr of Slttdowl," Hta1t"
of the year. Liza Mlnnelll, Carol Bur-J:OO II MIWia: ..._...., .......,..
nett, Carroll O'Connor and Sonny (com) '39 -Gln1er Roprs.
WEDNESDA Y
JANUARY 24
For momln1 end ef'btmoon httnp.,
pl••se Sff DAmME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, ere
the day's movlet.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 O "Et.rutty Y0tan" (com) '39 -
Loretta Youn1, David Niven.
10:00 Cl) '1'111 Slot(" (rom) '60-An~hony
Pertlns, Jane Fonda. O "HoneftatMrs" (com) '32-The
Marx Brothers.
12:00 O "The Dtvtl to P•J" (com) '30 -
Ronald Colman, lo'8tta Youna.
12:30 m "Klu of Dtatll" (mys) '47 -
Brian Donlevy, Victor Mature.
1:30 O "'New Y.ti TCIWll" (com) '41-
fred MecMurray. M•ry Martin.
0 ''TM ltollle" (com) '59-Tom·
my Noonan, Peter Marshall.
3:00 Cl) (C) '1'he Mtn.,' (dra) '69 -
Geor1e Maharis, Janet Lelah. O (C) "Aleunder ttM QrHr (dra)
'56-Richard Burton, Claire Bloom.
Qi "P'ritHtr of Zenda" (adv) '37-
Ronald Colman, Madeleine Carroll.
4:00 U "StrH,m ... a T11in" (dra). '51
-Farley Granaer. Ruth Roman.
4:30 Cl) SalM as lOAM listla&
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6:00 a o om m ml m "'"' ())®'News O looaua '1he Deserter"
(l)&et S..rt
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Q) Stat Tiff
@ llj Dulce Eaa!HfMI m Hod(tpod&e Lodse
ml Action neater m n,.. S1Mfes
6:30 (I) Ho11n's HtfMt 0 Mowlt: (C) (90) ''Sa•tot1 and
Delilah" Part I (dra) '51--Medy La·
marr, Victor Mature. George Sanders.
Cl) CBS News Walter Cronkite
Qj) Mtrv Crttfln Sllow m ...., &riffltb
fl1) F11• f'utu19 "To Sam" m Joanne Canon Show
ml Nowla m fflnk ancl Nancy m Litllt lascals
1:00 U CV 0 m News O 8"1in1 for Dollan
CI) Trutll tr ~Utftetl
(() U.ta.ed Wortcl 0 WNrs My Unt? m 1 Lewt ltlcy
Q) I Ona• of JeaHle
fJ)CapuliN m ...... Kilns and a.,
@!) 0 Alur Tltnt Car1 dt Muter ml Afidenados de la Co111.,..ldad m 0otu,..
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JANUARY 21 , 1973
7:30 U The ltlddluen Peter Marshall
auests_
CJ) Ho1an'1 Htrtff O Watt Tiii Your Father Gets Ho ..
"Mama's Identity'' Irma liberates
herself by becomlna • wor1dnc
woman.
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SockoSexy Francioaa
New Season: SEARCH 10
O Movie: (21tf') 4'lle P'Mflto• 10:00 U Cl) ea..... Geraldine Brooks
rtantr (Kl·fi) '62--Dean f redtr· pests IS the tX•WI~ of In Importer
lcks, Coleen Gray. "' , who hires Cannon to obtain release
(I) Tt Tell ttle Tnith of their son ·who Is reportedly lmpris·
Cl) You Ailed FOf It oned In Tur1cey on a dru1 chars•.
0 Mlllioll ' Movie: (C) (2tlr) D ai m SEAltCH Dant Clerk
"Wtlert the s,&es Art" (sus) '66 -auests as a Probt apnt who Is benl
David Niven, Cyril Cusack. on ven111nce when Ills wife Is killed
(lg) Youn1 lk. Klldare and his daugh1er kidnapped In a 81 That 5111 mlllion·dollar Sold bulllon heist. ID Dni1net 0 81 OJ News
&> Los Polivocts fJ IS A YOUNG WOMAN
f1l) Doln' tt At tile stoRfront * GUil TY OF ADULTERY m Youns Dr. Kiidare BECAUSE OF ARTlfl. m Titis 11 Your Life CIAL INSEMINATION?
&) Addams Fa•lly 0 (]) Cl) a> 0 w u M 1fl11111
8:00 IJ Cl) Soft•y 1114 Clltr Mike Con· "SHd of Doubt" Owen must defend
nors _tUesh. his niece when she is accused of 0 (lg) m Ad .. ·12 "Citizen Arrest adultery by her hU$blnd on the buis
--484" An off-duty patrolman's ar· that their 4-year·old t0n was eon
rest of a female shoplifter at a SU· ceived by 1rtiflclal Insemination.
permarket leads Officers Malloy and 0 lofts lartoff he••ts
Reed into a tragic chain of events. g Nuca Tt ,........
0 CIJ CIJ ti1J Paul lJllclt Stlow fill Los Allrela ContctM Dick Adler
'1he Congressman's Son" Paul continues an invest111tion of wheth
Simms' hopes of obtainin1 1eaa1 rep-er TV news is too "showbiz" orient
resentatlon of a Con11euional com-td.
mittu rise when Howie becomes fl) Muchlc:M tttllHa
friends with the chairman's son. ml Colltcly m Ho1an's ...,..,
ID liotMr Pyle USMC 10:30 0 Tall IKll
fJ) Hennanos CoraJe Q) IHI Cosby Site•
fE I IPlclA( I lnterttl Law and Or· ml News/Sports
dtr A study of police in four coun· (!!) 42 rtus
tries comparin& duties of officers in •
U.S., Canada, England end Australia. 11:00 tJ 0 D mm m Ntws
ffi) Luella Ubrt (])Cl) 9) News m Movie: (2llr} "Atfldlot1attlY 0 Ont Step a.,ond.
Yours" (com) '41-Merle Oberon. ~::::a: f' Utt S&lrf'' ,
1:30 D (1j m NIC Wtdnnday Mptery ~ , • r ro•
-laaace• ''The Greatest Collection (tct·fl) U-Jon Hell, Sue Casey.
of Them All" Banacek Is called in to m TrvUt • Ceueq•ncn
lnvest11at1 when $23 million worth ID Peny MllN
of paintlnas are stolen en route from fl> &arner Teel Anl1trot11
Ntw Yor1c to Boiton. fE JttaakJ
O (J)(l)G)AIC Wtdnud•J mlC.uctW.1tMftDow
Movta: (C) (90) "8e Aak Allee" .<d_ra) 11:15 ti) Cineaa 34
'72-William Shatner, Andy Gnfhth,
Wendell Burton, Julie Adams, Jamie 11:30 U Cl) CIS Late Mowlt: (C) "H1111·
Smith Jackson. Based on Uie actual ......,.. (sus)-Vlnce Edwards.
diary of a tffnaatd 1irt caurtit In 0 (Ii m w._, tar..
the vicious web of drvr addiction. O Mu hi a Wta• m Merv Qrttfin se.o. Q ()) (j) Q) Didi Cnttt Show ID httieoat hmc:tiotl Lord Laurence Ollvltr guests. ml Novela 81 Tt Ttll tilt Trvtll
9:00 IJ Cl) Medical C.ntlr The 1ilin1
wife of a brilliant surgeon violentl 12:00 81 Alfred Hltdlcock ll'rtstnts
objects to her hllSb•nd's treatln1 her, m Safarf to Advtftturw
even though his new suratcal pro· 12:30 U News
cedure Is her only hope for recovery. 81 Movie: ''Suu" (adv) '38 -Ty
ID Petry Mason rone Power, Loretta Young.
fl) Nino OJ eo.,..try Musk fJ!) I IPlcJAL I Eve11ln1 at Pops
"rtlaht In Old Vi1nn1" The Boston 1:00 (})DD CIJ News
Pops wlll contribute a medley of 1:30 IJ Movie: ..... 1111" (adv) '55-
Strauss waltzes with Arthur Fledler Richard Carlson, Mala Powers.
conductln1. It bide " 9:30 0 liflcJA! Tiit Next lltM You 2:00 m All·NfPt Sllew: '"SI nt n.
Sat 11'11'11 The romantic ftce of Paris "ltlls of st Trlnlana," "lattlt ~
that has survived two wortd wars is tfens"
succumbina to 1 new entmY-prog. l:OO IJ Mtwle: (C) "Ott SolMna" (wes)
ress. 'SO-Rod Cameron, Adri en Booth
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Chinese-American fugitive living precariously on
the turbulent American frontier during the latter
half of the nineteenth centunry, will be back. "by
popular demand" on a regular basis beginning
Thursday at 9PM on ABC. Starring David Car-
radine, Kung Fu began in the 1971-72 1V season
as a highly successful ABC Movie of the Week.
From this beginning, two hour-long special epi-
sodes aired in the competitive S-9PM Saturday
timeslot on ABC, during the first half of the,
'72-'73 season. · "Because of the success of All in the Family,
this was almost 'kiss-of-death time' 'for any show,"
Jerry Thorpe, producer of Kung Fu, remarked
recently, "but we lucked out." The reaction to ·
those two episodes was phenomenal, he said, with
many viewers tagging Caine as ''The Man of
Peace" in letten and telephone calls to the network
and studio. "I think it's this strong viewer reac-
tion that bas brought us back on a regular basis,"
be said.
Al Clille, c.nadble lntrod11«1 a new kind of
series protagonist_. stoic, but sensitive Buddhist
priest trained, during bis boyhood in China, in the
physical and mental disciplines of Kung Fu. Its
adherent.s can perform feats of strength and agility
that, to western eyes, make them appear super-
human. Kung Fu is Caine's only defense against
hls enemies. Caine fted to the American West after
killing a nephew of China's Imperial Family in
self defense. In the West, be does not find peace,
ing constantly pursued by bounty hunters eager
to collect the big reward on bis head.
Carradine, son of noted actor John Carradine, possesses many of the characteristics of the stoical
haracter: be portrays in the series. Por one thing,
arradine, like Caine, is low.key. He speaks soft-
y, doesn't waste .or mince words, is almost with-
ut temperament, and makes no demands on those
e works with.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 21, 1973
EFFECTS OF 1Cl~EKCE
ON DAILY LIFE
Tht Maaadnatttta Institute of Ttdl·
"'-D llMI UC Mews aro C9ltabemitl1
tn tti. prtdltdieft ot a ltriea ef ~
docuMtttlrla ..,111 wtai Ult tfttcb of
ldtnet lad t•d• .. l•IJ •• tw dalfr llwts.
TM series tf ••lnute, cettr ftl•td
-.,lllffbrin titted "'WMt About T • .. rrowr ,,..11,.. lltftdaJ 1t 10:30
PM. At lust fiM Mdltlonel "W111t About
ToMmwr' Me111Htartu wlll fol6ow
Oft 1 on•ptr·..mll baa
M.l.T. Provost W11ter A. Ro1tt1bllth,
who Is ovtntti111 the lnltitute's pal'tici·
p1tlon 111 ttll senes, said thlt w4llle
Most of tilt fih11l111 wlll be dollt on ltlt
campus In C1•bridlf, ttle 1trin Is not
1bout M.U. but will dell with ••11'1
relltionslllp to sdtnct· ind ttdlnolop·
ind tht v11t e1p1dty sdtnce and ttdl·
nolo11 have to ch111p his wol1cl. "A
dMper 11tdtntandlt11 of scitftce and
tachnolog today Is ntel"'IJ If ft 1r1
to IOfvt tbt probfentl tfl1t Ill l•prowt_
dent use of sdlnc1 ind tecllnoloo cre-
1te," Professor Rostnbllth sa~d.
Tiie series will sllow p,.ftuolJ ind
studtnts, prhurily 1t M.l.T., 1H~n1
nt• appliiatlot11 of ldence and lath·
110lo1J to the pt0blt11s ttlat beset •in·
kind. A variety of scltntiflc WOil-in·
pro1ren will 119 euialntd In U.. pro-
1ra•1, r1111f111 fro• blsk plipkal
phtnonttu to the future tf our dtits,
from fu1d1M1ntaf Ult proceues te co•·
•1111le1tiefts and h11Ma11 lt1ntln1, all4
from tht \atnt IMMtdkal 1nsi11ttritl1
to tht llStSlllltllt of U.. COftMqllHCU
of introducln1 ntw ttdlntlops. Thi
first proirant In tht .,ries will t11•fne
hu111111 coiw•unlcltion, witll att e•phnis
011 m1•lnd'1 dun1ln1 rtlltion to tht Bil penoul plaDoloplly also parallels Caine's.
· He eachews luxury and drives an old Packard
rather than one of the dazzling new cars that moat
young stars acquire in order to heigh~n their
amage. His Spartan existence off-camera precludes
fancy clothes, expensive furniture, making the so-
cial scene and/ or chasing the bright lights. He -
Jives simply, wears nondescript clothes, and re-
sides in an area of Los Angeles that can hardly be
described as fashionable.
machi11n of technoloo.
David Carradine, like bis series character, is
his own man. "MJ ~pal interests right now," be said re-
cently, 'are the series and my music. l have a
record coming out soon-I play the guitar and
sing one of my own soop-and, if it goes, we'll
follow up with an album." He regards bis series
as .. highly promising" and the role of Caine "prob-
ably the most unusual central character ever cre-
ated for a 1V series.
"Any actor would ~ taxed to lose himself in
the role of Caine," he remarked, "How often is
a pcrf ormer asked to portray a Buddhist priest
who is half Chinese and half American?" His pro-
ducer, Thorpe, maintains that be was not as in-
terested in the deadly fighting technique from
which the series gets its name as the philosophy
behind it.
"In aeemlna Irony, this philosophy evolved
from this deadly technique into a philosophy of
non-violence, the one-ness of nature, and the
sacredness of life. Our big problem was to find an
actor who would respond to and be able to in-
terpret the mind of the complicated central char-
acter. We were lucky. In David Carradine. we
found a 20th century man as detached from ma-teri~ism as Kwau Chang Caine himself.
"Or, as the viewers repeatedly.stressed in their
letters: 'A Man of Peace•."
Dr. Terry Wino1r1d of th• Musa· chusetts Institute of Ttehnok>O Is
pioneenn1 new m•tllOds of 1t1mln1
with and from the machines of man's
ttchnoloo.
THURSDAY
JANUARY 25
For momlq and aftlrnoon llstinp.
plMse ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience. •
the ... ,,. rnovlits.
DAYTIME MOVIES
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DIMlua
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ID n. ni.tsteen .,Stir,,..
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9:JO D (C) -.ralldl ti As911" (dra) '61 6:JO (j) Htp11•1 HtrMS
-Bradford Dillman, Dolores Hart. fJ Mewit: (C) (90) .. Sa.... a!Mt
10:00 Cl) "Sl111•r lwt" (com) 'SS-Dllflall" Concl. (dra) 'Sf-Hedy la·
John .Saxon, Molly Bee. marr, Victor Mature, Georae Sanders. U '"Kltltdlb Aa11il" (dra) '36 -CJ) CIS News Walter Cronkite
Mae West, Philip Rnd. ®) lltfY Crittl11 Dow
IZ:OO D "Tilt Cmbr Ca1t" Chor) '34-ID AIMIJ'lrtffttlt
Wayne Gibson. Onslow Stevens. f.m DUUT Art flroftle First of four·
12:30 ID (C) "Tiie Monpb" (1dv) '62-part art series focuslna on artists--
Jack Pal1nce, Anita Ellbera. their lives ind work.
l:JO D (C) .. Deatll Is Nl111blt, Deltll •• m Jea1t1tt Canoe ....
Qvlct" (mys) '67-Tony Kendall, GE Nevela
Brad Harris. El Frw• a!Mt Na11CJ
fJ "T1tt Tlllrtetntll Lattar" (mys) m uttle lncals
'Sl~harles Boyer, Linda Darnell. 7:00 IJ Cl) D m .....
3:00 CJ) (C) .... ,. KJltptreefa W1r" (1dv) U lewUac Fer DoHan
'72-John Saxon, Tippy Hedron. (I) Tndll er ~
fJ "hritd tf AdjattMnt" (com} CJ) Merical Mwnt ..
'62-Tony Franciosa, Jane Fonda. fJ "Mt's MJ U..?
a§ (C) "hritd ti Adjiest .. nr Part ID I Lew lll(J
I (com) '62-Jim Hutton, Jane Fon· m I DrN• of Jta•lt
da, Tony Francios.a. fB 191Wt E.t,tdaalllra
4:00 tJ "HMM"' T•rn,ti Hilt" (sus fli)..ralClli Q'..--Uercises
'Sl -Richard Basehart, Valenti "a'-~-., El ~ n.. Can de Muier
Cortesa. GE T•·RMsta Musical
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 21, 1973
Q)s,.H bar
7:JO II Y•a Dr. Dalt "By This Sian"
Kiidare and Giiiespie tr11t 1 ,ouna
1irl for • stlamata, blHdln1 of the
palms and foreh11d, that has con·
founded doctors for 1 thousand
1:00
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(l)Htcaa'•Htrtts D Tiie Mftmm "Goina. Goins"
Tht MY.nturer Is suspected of be·
Ina 1 double aaent when a foreirn
scientist, alven asylum In Britain,
disappe1rs. •
D Mevle: <2hr> ""°'°" ftla11tt" (scl·fl) '62-Dean Fredericks, Col·
Hn Gray.
CE ,, T ... "" Trvth
CJ) hlb S.raeon
fJ MllH• $ Movie: (C) (2hr)
1"Dtaclwetcl-76" (wes) '6S -Arch
Hall Jr., Jtek lester.
lfl t..t'a Ma .. 1 Deal ID n..t Clr1 . .,,., ....
fll) Accloft Catano m ••Ill•' a> '•Ila Sur,... m AddNll' F1111111
G THE WAL TONS-A SHOW
*FOR ALL THE FAMILY II CJ) Tiit Watto.a When Cody Nel·
fB Nino
fii) All A•rican FHtllJ Biii and
Pat loud •tt•nd a d1nc1 recital in
which d1u1h(ers Oelll1h ind Michele
perform.
9:30 D Tiit H1PPJ W11Mtc11rs '1wenty
Nine Palms"
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ID AMitrHtMa Frences Friday mod·
erates a discussion with seven other
sln1le (diV01Ced or widowed) par.
ents about the 1dvanta1es ind dis·
advant1aes of relsln1 1 child alone.
~ lucll1 Libre
lO:OOIJQ:i fDDean M11tl1 5'1ow
Dean's 1uests are Petul1 Clartl and
Joey Bishop. DmmNews
fJ THE STREETS OF SAN
* FRANCISCO-NEW TIME D (]) CI> m Strttt.a •• Sall Fran·
cisco "The Set·Up" An tx·hit man
for a crime kin& aarees to do one
more job, only to find himself the
ru l murder tuaet. Stu1rt Whitman
and Jack Albertson auest.
fJ lolb Karltff 'resents
fl) N1nu Te hrdona11
fl'i)Wond '"" @!) MllCMclla ltallana
son , Olivia's bashful uncle, comes lO:JO g Td lad!
to visit. the W11ton1 aet him a m Qa ....... qlp Flalllna
date with the &timorous divorcee m Ju1tt WtJM (R)
Cordelia Hunnicut ~ Ntw1/Spofts D 0§ m Flip WBMn Sllow Sam·
my Divis Jr .. Merilyn Michaels and ll!OO D D mm m News
Ed Sullivan are Rip's auests. (1) CJ) 11§ News D (})Cl) m Mod Squid "Put Out IJ Joll11 Wooden Show/UCLA las·
the Welcome Mat for Death" A dis· btball Bruins vs. Loyola.
trau1ht man Is driven to mercy kill· Cl) M1rsll1l Diiion
Ina when a nurw steals medic1tion fJ Movie: "Man In Outer Space"
Intended for his wife. Howard Duff (sci·fi) '64-lisa Gaye, Fernando
and Marthe Scott luest. Rey. m Moaa1t•1 Heron m Trutll or Consequences
G) lo11ftf Fro111 tilt Olympic m hny MISOft
fB HtfManos Cofaje El) 81mer Tee Anftstro11a m TM Advocatn fii) Jlnakl
@I) Pre•ltr Movte ~ Chuck Jtlutaon 5'low GE '"feMf Sacttario
'1) Movie: (2hr) "Submarine D·l" ll:l 5 @!) Citlenta l4
(adv) '37 -Pit O'Brien, Georae 11:30 D a m J01t1tJ Carson Show
Brent. D Cl) (j) m Did Cawtt Show
1:30 m Merv &rtffln Sllow m Tt Teff the TniUI
GI!) Novtla 12:00 II CJ) CIS Late Movie: (C) .. Mur·
9:00 II CJ) CIS TllursdlJ Mevie: (C) Mr Onct hMOnd"' (dr1) '71-John
(2'nllf) "Jiit Halltlufafl Traff" (com) Forsythe, Barbara Bein.
'65---eurt Lancaster, Lee Remick, ID Attrtd Hitdlcect rm.nb
Jim Hutton, Pamela Tittin. Durina m Safari to Advt11tu11
the euty days of the West, Denver 12:30 g The Baron
citizens discover that their whiskey m Movie: "ladntan of Brimstone"
stock ls almost depleted, and com· (wes) '37-Wallece BHry.
edy results as they try t~ remedy m Country Musk
the situation.
D 0§ m Ironside "The ..Caller" 1:00 (]) D fJ CJ) News
Chief Ironside fears Officer Fran
Beldlnr Is tht object of a disturbed
m1n's fantasies when she receives
a series of anonymous calls. Paul
Lambert and Barry llvinaston 1uest.
fJ CJ) CE m Kuna Fu "An Eye for
an Eye" Caine'' efforts to tuch his
philosophy of peact and for11iveness
1:30 II Movie: "Hot Spell" (dra) 'S8-
Anthony Quinn, Shirley Booth, Shir·
fey M1el1ine.
2:00 m All·NIPt Show: ''Yldtus Cbde,"
·~ 111 ttM Nlaltt." "Call 2455 De1th Row"
to 1 revenae·filled f1mity place his l :OO II Movie: "Man hi the Sllldow"
own Ille In dan1er. (dra) ·~Zachary Scott, Faith Do· ID Mm &rtffln SM mer1ue.
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JANUARY 26
for momlnc and aflllmoon llstlnp.
plQM'" DAmME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, •
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
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7:30 fJ Tiit Wefld ti S..rvlvll "A Boy·
hood Drum" John Forsythe n1rr1tes
this fllm on how 1 ,oun1 m1n'1
farm was tumed Into 1 wlldllft part!
In Swaziland.
C1) ........ """' a....,.. ... s. .... DMowte:<21W>..,..._•,..Dlt"
(scl·fl) '62-Dt1n frtdtrickl, Col"n
Gray.
(]) T • Tell tM Tnitll
Cl)Circu
9:30 D "Tiie Ettntal SM" (dr1) '54-Q MINleft $ Mewlt: (C) (21it)
Stettin& Hayden, Alexis Smith. "Cr.ct II tilt WefN" (scl·fi) '6S-
10:00 (I) "for tilt 1 Lowt tf MIU" (dra) D1n1 Andrews, Janett• Scott.
'60-Rlchud 81seh1rt, Stu Erwin. al Tiie New Prla la •&tit
g 14Plllew of Death" (mys) '4 CD TMt Cll'I
Lon Chaney, Brenda Joyce. m Drapet
1%:00 g "Unholy 81nlt11" (mys) '31-. fB Let leweltJ dt Ptnlwillo
Ronald Colman, Fay Wray. I!) Wall Su.t Wttlr
12:30 CD "MMntidt" (dra) '42-Jtan G•· I==::
bin, 1cr1 Lupino. fB Tiit AMa• ,....,
t:JO g "hftt tf tilt fhetles" <com> 1:0011 (I)......_: ,., ... ..,, Georat
'34-M11 West, Ropr Pryor, Mah1ris ruests •John BIChlHl'I an
Q (C) .,;ol" (sd·fi) '54-Rldmd undtrwond flpe With f/CCm• to
E&ll\, Constanct Dowtin&. tht syndlcata's top s.crtt computtf·
3:00 (I) (C) 1SS 117·0MMe Aeltrf" lted records, who ls c:oavtnctd .bY
(drl) '71-.lohtl Ghln, Kurt Jurpns. tht IMF force that ht has found
0 (C) ......... ... Liit c:.ti-the tOuntalft of youth. .. .r (spec) '61 -Anthony Hall, B 9."""' _. tM frtd
Joyce Teylor. S.rdonl 1s .,,_ when umont
t\'j (C) ''Period et MjusbMtlt" dates the sister cl tltetr Puerto RI·
Concl. (com) '62-Tony Franciosa, can nel&hbor, Julio. Tht date bl·
Jane Fond•. comes farcical wtitn Fred follows
4:00 fJ (C) ~ tf lqdM" (ldV) '40 the COU~n diquise.
-Rex ln1r1m, Conrad Veldt. 8 ())Cl) OJ TIM lradJ I.ell
4:30 CJ) s... 11 lMM Met The Brady kids sln1 and dance In
1 local lV contest to win money
fVENlNG
6:00 a a a., e am m ..... rna,.... ........
(l)a.t S.ft
G WM W\W Wut m TM fllfttstws
Cl)Stlr TM
fl) Ml Dulce Eu..,adl
fJi) HoQtpodlt Ledl'
g)nirtt ......
6:30 Cl) Hop11'1 Htna D Movtt: (C) (tO) "Trtnurt of
Sin C.111111'9" (edv) '68 -Harry
Guardino, Senti Ber1tr.
Cl) CIS Ntws Welter Cronkite al MttV lrtfft11 ,._
CD WJ lrltftUt
fJi) 11Hci6Ci Tiit Hurt Attia
first of two proarams on h11rt dis·
tlst. m Joanne Carson m> Nowtll a> frank 111d Nancy
&) Uttlt ltllCllS
7:00IJ Cil Dl'l'Ntws 8 lowllna for ~l1rs
Cl) Trvtll or ConNqlltflCH
CJ) An11111I Wtrtd fJ Whit's My U11t
CD I lM lllCY m I DrtlM of Jttnnlt
fl)llrtolo
fii) Tiit l.MIJ Ms "Sylvia Fin•" e El AMI lltnt Cati dt Muter
eI!) Roller Dtftl7 mo.tu""
for thllr .,.rents' 1nnlveraary 1lft.
1 ............... .......... .... ... Clrlle .
........ II .... ·-·--&>...., .... , .. m ....,..: (21tr> .,.... Jm .,.,..
(dra) '27-N. Jolson. •:• a a e • Uttta ,..,.. A&•""t
hls better tudlmf11t Dr. Jamison
stars in 1 mO¥le btlnl rnadt by one
of his little patients.
D CIJ (I) OJ 111t hrtJN&t F1WtJ
"I left My Heart in Cincinnati"
Keith falls In love with "' older
woman when the P1rtr1d1e f1mlly
performs at Kln(s Island Part, Cln·
cin111tl. M1ry Ann Mobley ind John·
ny Bench auest. CD lilefY Clitfilt SMw GJ PttticMt JllftCtioll m CitJwltdten
~ .....
9:00 II Cl) CIS FrtdaJ Mowit: (C) ~r·
20111) .,,_ U111iftUble MtltJ lrwn"
(mus) '64-0ebblt Reynolds, Harve
Presnell, £.d Beiley. A foundlln1,
raised In the Colorado mlnln1 coun·
try, marries 1 ,oun1 miner who
strikes aold and 1m1SSts 1 t1bu·
lous fortune. When Denver tOCitty
snubs them they IP to Eurot>t where
their money ind dtarm "' loved. 0 9 m Ckdt ., ,.., "Doorw1y
to Death" A mysterious upstairs
door opens a blurrt world for youn1
twins, wtlo, unwlttln&fy, IOOM an U ·
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-.. &my N llld SUsM ..... ..._a.. (wa) '57-Sttr11na ~. P1met1 ruest. 8 Cl),...,......_ Du11e1n.
OBURTBACHARACH ~ 'D -~ aJSdtKefldiNDutft * is Of1 ~ tonight, • S.S.. .... GI MMr: "TMJ '"8 th I C.n"
in his own =· I E ..._.. Lllft (dfl) '37-sp.ncar r,.,. fr.ndlot ~ed by C •-ll:JID 8TlllilcWlll•cmt Tone -l! . o~. -..: ...._ " • ,,.... •TI. VltdaiM 0 Ef>llH<@I I.rt a. 6:l00-.ctE_' t '-)''"~ft.....:....T-. -~...__.~ • ,.._ .. ~. ·--u:I .. _ -·· "'*CW••• ~ii ~This OM·houf ll I a.a.-0 U... fl) f ...... Secctf
special ~nem '" 111US1Cal tmns Uie • Lats ltlf • ,,.._ -suuw pt-ilosophy of ct. TabeWI us 8 tat -l:lO B lllpkt9
.......... -· -u--....... n~. 7:t0 ..... Sl-*t ..... : "Tenw b ....... (mys) a'!' z... ch~~;;, IS ;.:; :tti~ r;; ;. a a en. ....... ts ·~ o.rr. am. n.,u.a. ; """
nns.on. sonr·•Ad-dlnce IMft Bob-0 CI> (j) II.I. ...,..., 4:00 IJ Cl) CIS left Classk
by Vaa. RICh1rd Hlrris and tennt.S ...... lcz 0 Wht's Ceitlr 0.
1et Ow btrt as has cuests 7:JO II ....,.., ,,....._ lZM B n. Ardial 0 (])Cl) ftrtftulHil ltwleu'
O)P'er'Ty ..._ Om.._ lltiUp Ttt1r m.. u • ....-w.w a ....... '"Wlldlif• by AA(' m ..... = r. • .., Crts1s .. MINI" ~ ~ nntrt (lh 0 .l.t.. FM 001llt ~llll ...... I ..... EI!) ft111011 .. Uthlt ~ ... , a w .., r.. ·--1 • . .. m vtict .. Acria"*' mu ~ ., ** <C> ..,. Clldetl ....... a llltwlr. ..,... ... .,..... hie 4:10 a, .... ,,
9-.lO D Let,,.._., Wt (ldv) 'Sl-W.llla111 Holden, 81rbar1 (ws) "50 -.. ...,. Scott. K.11 IJ llllMt: "T1le c.t C.pt" (hor)
fJ News Sbaw)d. fra1m. '46--lois Collier, P11ll Ktll1.
Ci[!) rrtttitr *I '° -....... • I DnM1 tf Ju1"it 10:00 o 1Q m n.e ...., Diii• sa.. •:00 .. ..., ..., • 5"'1s n-1• a rw c.t 1 s.cttt
NlllCJ Smi•ra ruesu. : ~ ':,:-S T1llutre fD.....,....., ............. OJ 1ataa11 o m m ...., 0 ""'m n.e ~ tt:JD 11 ca CllMtt9'• ,.. Feltinl m a ._.
0 r.a-("T' m ...... Menc..,.. li W.:-'o. "Mxtlinn" '1'0llJ and the r~·Tcd Onion" m rim Adwnt.um le 1.,,...mittr
"low a'NS '"' S111r1111 SUitOi.' •Lowt IE c..tJy ".. lfft.KtJon and aNmated flltlil from m TMs ........ tile .... and th.e Wee He .. -low ud U~r HUl!pry, about the adwentures of I m c.r.. .... :a.'~ ....... _._ _ __._ ··-~ S.S-:-~ '°""' boy ~ tnten the. wor1d of S:OO B l'lri•a "Tektite I"
.. ~Q --· ... .._...... --.. --flftt.S, followi•& • fnistJatiaC m>utt ~"""" EE fl.a Te fteft6oun a 31 m Piat......., lrocn the ldutt WOfW. He is auidecl D u.,. lriqes' WM Wtftd tD s... 0 Cl) 00 UC ~ ......-. bf two etwes (1ni1Mted) in seatdl of 8) .._.. "Mew ... ..,.....
fI) lldlcaa ttafiau "'lbMJ and the Pnlfaso(' is I "lime," a commodity Um bis father (dra) 'SJ :_ Robert lajlof Eleanor
0 1 uny S9J W>tJ wrttl the animated dots not haw tor him. •
10'.lO T• -* countetparts of the c:.ut ot the rt· 0 Niltl Sdltef I t ll»d Parter. ~ames Whitmore. ID lashille .... cen:t n;.-.:-series. 1 • · OJ Da1uel lwM WO....~ ..-IJ <a>~.-..._ 0~ ...... Bruins YS No· fl)Alll ltnsitn
11:00 .. O ~~ft:\..._ T.-_..,. -1" ,,..me. ~ E-tO £,. "A Book of Muvels"
• ... UOI M:r. ~ !WW> D ~ID u..., 0 CJ) m ..... 11.atalld .. ::v:in art.
O Ollt .. ._. 1J Celetir ~ Maryland vs.. ...-: .,..., ~ Tt•t:retr @!) Super Shew
abnMI Ditton Univ. of North Cirolina. (dra) '~John Apr. C1eo Moore. m Ctunby "1ace e sa.e.ttcl Htlan nutrt D .... : (C} ....... .. • .... ID I IHcW i ...... Adite Is A al liMbl
ID Tnrtil Of c:..tsequam MAitlts" (mys) '~dre Morell. rl'Vitw of ttM l~ An.ae1t$ Dodcers S:lO O Ci) News
OJ hfTJ ..._ Peter Cush1n1. baseblll season '" 1~72. Cl) Mowit: "Dntau'• lttocf" (dra)
fl) CarNt ltd hsb91& ID ..... : '"f'IJilll Dnc:as" (com) !? ~~ ~ '63-Rolf T1Sn1. ~ ~ ~"°'S:. Off ~~~~re Were Dr.... l:GO Ci);;:;,;.-. ~ m Ales WW. hW of
(dra) '62-Nn NICOt. (j) Fla futln · fJ UntllMd Wof1d "Antarctic"
ll:lS &) CiHu 34 fE Mister lfttn' ~ ,0 Mewlt: (C) "Tiie P'rtdl(1r• (dra) ~ Mwie: (tlhltr) (C) "'flit UrlJ
11:20 f)....., &) Ci'llt •Su Casi 5.S-lana Turner, Edmund Purdom. AIMriclll" (dra) '63-Mll1on Brin·
ll:JO D 1j' m JollMJ Caneo !;JO tJ ~Oat ID!~ MT~ do. Jocelyn Bnndo. Arthur Hiii, Pit 0 Man ill I Suitase a l9 m T1le IMtilyl -·-H fl rr-. Sii ..._ . in e. 0 'jJ o Q) Diel Cawtt Dd 1t1 ..!.. rt;au: ..... t. Ila s..tlt .:J ,...... EI) Tllt Adwocltts
lemnrs S11 London school chlldrtn 0 Cl) n.e ~ IMb ti) CiM • &I T_. · , '1:: NJpbure Clrt.tte Ct111ip1 1:30 CJ) Ytdl Ill lllll 70's m let lrtviN I Celt ·m T1 Tdl Ule TnrUI fE Seu• Stftct (I) .... : .,._ Pllce 19 t..I" (dra) W ~bar
EE) Juati 10:00 B (Ii m fllC nidru's n.tltrl '58-Jofln lrwland.
11:50 f) (8$ Utt MM: (C) ....... "The ~lue Edre" An underwal!r U · fJ Mtwtt: -o.trlltd hdfk" (wes)
Ztro Two" (sci·fi) _ llmH Olson pionbon of a crut CORI reef 1n the '51-Joek Mlhoncy. Ptait Castle.
. Caribt>ean. Marine biolocist-diwr Of. OJ Qa141Jn diifi '"'"' 6:00 II a., m ...... JZ:OO GI ~ Kltdlcod htsab Witter Starck. his wife and their two EI) Midlf letm' ~ IJ ttt. Hn Johnn1 P1YChtck. San·
0) Satan t. Mfttrblte children illustrate how .sea csutum Z.-GO IJ lhatJ'1 ,,....._ dy Posey, Georre UndlfJ ind Ruby
12:30 IJ Mevie: ,,._" tf • ~" lift torether ind per1orm functions (]) SlliekU 11• Divis auest.
(dra) '38-Henry Fonda, Georae Ratt. that help ud! other. Lorne Greene D st.tit9 t. Sbtielt (j) KIO Qap1rnt
fJ MM.: "'V11erit" (dra) '57 -is otf·came<a narrator. TlldMr fJ TIM Itta! 0... Sttttt Slltw
Ster1inr Ha1den. Anit1 Ekbtrr. 0 CI) (j) hwitde4 GI te.MC OJ Tllt hf'Mllden
ID Movie: (C) "Hell Bein Zero" m ~ (R) See Thurs.. m s.u .. .,. EI!> Tt1tro ... $1Wo
(dra) '54-Alan Ladd. 9:30PM. Z:JO .... t. l.eifM& fl) TI11" Stittan
ID Co•try Musk lO:JO 1J .tait 11M1 die ftllSSjab CJ) 8nplt 6:JO IJ .....,
1:00 0 fJ ,...., 0 00 (j) KW r..tr/lbftlpiotiM a~· USA a DIC ...... C...ftrwe
1:30 1J Movie: (C) "SunJaote In Tue· ltitcl IJ Ctlttw ......,, 01'1&on fl!) AccM Qlca11e (R)
SOii" (wtS) ·~art Stevens. fJ lllewit: "Tiie Latller Sliftt" (dfl) Stitt n . Orqon. @m D SM de l.tdMlcl f Sllln11
2:00 CD AJJ.fflitit Slliew: "Tract die .... ·~John Derek. Cesar Romero. ., lldWt'• ...., m Mlndlf ltM .......
. 0on," ~ c.utioft."< c> ""Con-m '-"' •Pi NNle l:t011 • .. ts°"' m"" ....
111t1t " CodllM" fil) ..._ .....,. NticM*'u• Do. c..,.. m L1tt1t ._.
l:OO IJ Mtwie: (C) "Capmwa Alfllr'° 11:00 IJ 1llt FltrbttHs 0 CJ) Ci) OJ ... er..., Nltitft. 7:00 IJ Cl) UfO
Cdra) '67-n mes Brohn. B ~ m.....,.. 0. hid .. IO al W T .... ••IM l.M, lrom Ptb· (I) WHd 1111 ... •
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GT1tt111t1t•" D Ozzlt Md HanMt
(I) u.,d lrld111 Water Wllf1d
fJNtws IJ Deltll , •• .., °"' m u.rt1oe Wtlk SMw llt tt T lbs a T1titf
fl> YtNlt• Mofttavm
Ell) Open n..tre ''Tht Dt1th God·
dtss'' (R) • "°"' .. Sabado l?:)Lusie
g)Souf Sb'Nt
7:30 rn Tiit Mwtntunr 0 Tiit .,._ .. FICWfy Wally Cox ex·
plodes 1 few myths about ont of the
most feared crt1tures In folklore, the
draeon. D 1owt1111 tw 0ot1 ... ,
CJ) Sports Cllal .. ntt
D ur1 Mau • 0.11 fJ MnUon $ Movie: (C) (lhr) "Ar·
rowtMacl" (wes) '53-Charlton Hes·
ton, Jade P1l1nce, K1ty Jur1do. m•ia ... ..., m o.sert Aaact1oa 1a11e,,
1:00 1J Cl) Alt In Ult F1•H1 D 0 m E9«1t11CJ "Boot" The
paramedics rescut 1 youn1 woman
whose sports cir Is pinned under 1
11soline truck. and 1 mass tr11edJ
is averted 1t Rampart Hospital when
one of the laboratories explodes. 1J Lllltn w1,...Up/lullltNlt The
lakeri meet Iha Golden State War·
riori at Oakland. D (})CJ) m ...,. We Qo Apin
"My Sister's Ketper'' Susan's sister
Laurie arrives for 1 visit ind be·
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 21, 1973
comu Involved with Jerry. Lori San· fJ Cl) Cll a> Julie Andrews Show (j) Mt"hal Diiion
deri 1utsts. Robert Goulet 1uests. B loris llrtoff "'sents
m ·Nfred tfftdlcod PrttHta m Luq-Dtsl ComedJ Bob Cum· m Movie: "Abovt and Beyond"
CIJ Clu .... llllp Wrestlfnf mlnp cuests. (dra) 'SJ-Robert Taylor, Ele1nor
fl) l»CM U.M &> N_lno Parker.
Ell) A Sbtl111 Spectacui.r (R) Janet Ell) Fil• ~ "Grand Illusion" Q) ~ Billy J. Htr&fs
Lynn and other Olympic skaters per-(Fr1nce, 1937) Erich von Stroheim Eil) An A1111rfcan family (R)
form. and Jean Gtbin star In Jean Renoir's EB Movie
'1) MOWit: "Ontrs Island'" (dra) film classlc about World War I-a
'39-8oris "Karloff. remarkably contemporary anti-war 11:15 (1) Movie: "Moztm~que" (adv) '65
l :JO 8 CJ) lrWpt LMs lemle At tile statement euminin1 life in 11 Ger· --Steve Cochran, Htldeaarde Neff .
Insistence of Brldret and Bemle, m111 prison e1mp. 11:30 0 News
Walt takes Sam to his huntin1 lod&e 6J) fJ Sllow dt Loco Vtlde.t (j) Movie: "Mysterious M1(1cJ1n"
for the weekend and the rHults of '1) fll• reetul'9 (mys) '6.5-Joachlm Berrer.
ttle t!IP are disastrous. 9:30 IJ Cl) lob N..Urt Show Emily D Movlt: (C) "Rosie" (dra) '67-D (l) 00 EB A Touch of Gract suffers panes of julousy when one Rosalind Russell, Sandra Dee, James
Gr11Ct's aentleman friend Herbert of Bob's more attract~• patients Farentino. •
wins • trip for two to Sausalito. He suddenly announce th1t she's in (j) Movie: "fury 1t Sundown" (wes)
and Gr1ee pers111de themselves that love with him. '57-Nick Adams John Derek.
at their aae It would not be improp· fJ ""' Qj Tom Jones show
er for them to spend the . weekend Q) Minority Community Q) Movie: "G1rV1IM" (dra) '57-
to1ether at the San Francisco sub· 10:00 IJ Cl) Carol Burnett Tim Conway Maria Schell, Francoise Perler.
urti. However, when Myra and W~lly ind Kay Ballerd cuest. fl) Chuctc Johnson Show
1lso show. up at Sausalito, the fire· D (l) (j) m Allfrnment Vltnn1 m Cinema 34
works be11n: "A Oudly Shade of Green"
6J) TV Musal fJ TMfltl' Tr\als
9:001J Cl) Mary Tyler Moore Show Mary m Ntw1
acrees to 1 blind date as a favor to fl) Cost Juziada
Rhoda. Rhoda's d1te is the bore of 6J) IOI de Mexico
all times-except that Mary's blind tiE> Qlne .. Variety Hour
date Is an mn bluer bore. m Lott Gord• Show 0 di m NBC Sfturday Movie: (C) (2~1tr) ..,.,, DiftJ" (dr1) •6 10:151J Jtny Wut Show
M1chael Caine, Hlael Davenport, HI· 10:30 D Mowtt: (C) .. A lotus for Miu
ael Green, Herry Andrews. A aroup Quon" (dra) '67 -Lani Jeffries.
of mercen1ries and 1 British Army Francisca Tu.
colonel attempt to stop the advance fJ Twltlctrt ltM
of General Rommel in ~orth Atrlca ID News
durin1 Wor1d Wer II. 11:00 IJ (l) D Cl) ®l News
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1J Mowtt: "I Love 1 Soldier'' (com)
'44-Sonny Tufts, Paulette Goddard.
Q Movie: "A~ of tM Mushroom
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 21. 1973
IUHDAY,JAHUARY21
~ J (C) 1llWnldit Uc..-(sus> '60-Dorfa Day, Rex Harriton.
I .. tt.un.I .rttte ~ .. (mys) •5g.;....peter Cushlna. Christopher
LAL tclO 11 (C) .. '°-tM 8lttl an4 Make Them 069" (adv) '67-Mlk• Connor&. C>orvttty Provine.
7;JO t (C) ~ frwn c.....-(adV) •47-T)'rone Po.-r, Jun Peters t:oo 1 J I (Q ....._ ti.a Wettt Wff Won .. Part I (was) '63-0ebble Reynolds
Jama St-art, Carol Baker.
6:30 7:30
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MONDAY, JANUARY 22
7 1'nk ttte ~II"' (dra) '60-4Cenneth More, Dana Wynter. I ~ eif Henws" (ltor) '60-Anton Ditfrlns. Etfka Rembera. t (C) "Ten n-.nt1 ••-"(com) '57-Deen Martin, EVIi Bartok • 10 (C) ... L-. MJ Wlf ... (dra) '7G-£111ott Gould, Brenda Vaccaro. 7 s I (C) .. H_ .... • ... Waa Won" Concl. (WH) '6S--Oebble Rey
nolda, Jam• St-art. Carol Baker. . 10 (C) ..._. fll a ~ <-> '66-Russ l'amblyn, Kleron Moore.
TUUOAY, JANUARY 23
7:30 t ''TM Trtal" (dra) '55-Glenn Ford. Arttlur Kennedy, Dorothy McGuire. ~ S "The lltlJ Cried Mu,..... (sue) '66-Veronlo ~urst. I ""'8ntom "8net" ~62-0Hn Fr9delicka, ColHn Gray. 7 "'CflapHn'a Alt "' (com) '6g,......<:ompllatlon of Chaplln fllms.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24 5:30 7 (C) .... fMOfl and Dellleh" Part I (dra) '51-Hedy Lamarr. Victor M~ure. ·
7;!0 I "TM Pha"'°"' Planet" (sci.ti) '62-Deen Frederickt, Col .. n Gray. t (C) "'W'-'e tf'9 S..-An" Csus) '66-David Niven, Cyrfl CuHck. 1:30 7 S I (C) "Go Aall AHce" Cdra) '72-Wllllam Shetner, Andy Griffith. JulleAdama.
THURSDAY JANUARY 25
&SO 7 (C) .... .,._ anti D•Hlllh,; Concl. (d,..) '51--Hedy Lamarr, Victor Maturo. 7:30 S "'n.. ,._....,.. Plenet°' Caci-ft) '62-0..n f'redalickt, ColMn Gray. t (C) "0. .. •M 71" (Wes) '6S-A~h Hell Jr., Jack Laat•r. t:oo 2 I · (t) "TM Heae.tuJah Trall" (com) '65-aurt Lancaster, lee R•m· Id!. Jim Hutton.
flttDAY, JANUARY 26 l:30 7 (C) ...,,__. eif San Gennaro" (adv) '68-Harry Guardino. Senta lttrpr.
7:30 I ...,... ........... "8Mt" CICJ..fl) '62-0 .. n Frederldts. ColHn Gray.
9 (Q ."'Cr.di In ttte W..,. Caci-ft) '65-0ana Andrews, Janette Scott.
9:GO I I_~ "The U-•"IN ~ •-" (mus) '64-0ebble Reynolds, Ha,,,. ~nell.
SATUltOAY JANUARY 27 t (C) "'Al1•whAd" (wet) '~harlton Heston. Jack Plll•nce, Katy JurMo.
• 10 f9, ~ Dlf1Y" (dra) ·~Mlehaal Caine, Nl1el Davenport. I (C) A ....._ fw ..... Quen .. (d,..) '67-1An1 Jeffrl•. Francisca Tu.
CROSBY GOLF TOURNAMENT
The 32nd Annual Bing Cros-
by National Pro-Amateur Golf
Tournament will offer the rich·
est purse in its history with ex-
clusive live telecasts of the final
two rounds from Pebble Beach,
Calif., set for ABC, Saturday
and Sunday, Jan. 27-28 (Satur-
day, Jan. 27: 3:00-4:00PM: Sun-
day, Jan. 28, 2:00-4:00PM). Bing
Crosby, famous entertainer and
amateur sportsman who founded
the tournament in 1937, will be
host-commentator for the tele-
casts wh ich kick off ABC's 1973
golf schedule. The network will
have its leading sports commen·
tators, headed by Chris Schenkel
and Byron Nelson, at Pebble
Beach for its exclusive color cov-
erage sponsored by JM Com-
pany.
All of the top pros are ex-
pected to be on hand for the
197 J classic, including defending
champion Jack Nicklaus. Lee
Trevino. Arnold Palmer. Tom
Shaw and Bruce Crampton.
Crosby iRvites 175 pros and 175
leading amateurs from entertain·
ment. sports and business to play
for three days on each course
(Pebble Beach. Cypress Poinl
and Spyglass Hill). with the low
pros and teams competing in the
final round Sunday.
Among the celebrities and
amateurs playing for the 32nd
Crosby are Minnesota Governor
Wendell Anderson. John Brodie,
Glen Campbell. Alvin Dark.
Clint Eastwood, Fr. John Dur-
kin-Air Force chaplain and
1971 winner with Lou Graham.
Tennessee Ernie Ford, James
Gamer, Phil Harris, Harry
James, Howard Keel. Hank
Ketchum, Judge Ben Landis or
the Los Angeles Superior Court.
Jack Lemmon. Bill Rigney. ReM
Adm. Alan Shepard, Robert
Stack and Andy Williams.
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