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Home My WebLink About1973-02-04 - Orange Coast Pilot• ~~ ......... ~~.e;•,ff'· flllle H. ir ..... IlllllilllQJ~ bJI ' Mod<WhD"' ............. _.,.._..:;..;..-b c·.:=:.~ ---~ u• tr+ ......... hraal allmaal . 1''f1 J ... ,. .... al! llat llDAJ i.. .... .,_ ........ _ ' . ' ' ·DC ___ ....... _.!Iii _ ...... 5 ,,,_ .. __ .-:. 7 ·-----•liP ... _ .... _.,,,. -as I --WI -.r lor lbiil* Ir 7 lbiil*..,. ...... , ,,r_. •. .. .-..--·--·· ... ----··· CJdod SlJNDAY I ! • • , · VOL 66, No, 35, 8 SECtlONS, 1081 PA!iES ' Prisoner • • ? • • • ..... -<'--' - Releases This Week? ' . . . ' . Beard Endorses r 1 ~;.t,, ~~Lagi1na Underwater. Par.IC . . . Of~ ' Woman Held A-wllopalioeaoy-a~ -at • --°'*' i::.::1ce :i.::.,-wltiloa a can :. ... "z.::r.:-~ ='."' a.r.,.t .... il<lrOdll' J ...... ~. cl .. ~ 1-, °'*' -l'lllDI aJ. Illa .. -.... Ollla -Po-.... ~J•:I Ii (IOAI 3 I ... .. -to .. -to la: " I • r, ti -:i:&';.: 1 I a lcL • • Cities to Pay . ' . . ' . • • For f.oliee Guns? •• .,. .. . . . • 5 Coµr:t lJul~ on· OffU:en' .Equipment May PToJJe E~ .4Iong l'.oaat • FEier Erom tif e· • ---= , ......... tbe llep$ .... • .. )11111. .... ahro1I lrJ ID( ... -..... lllal lor Ids -*" ... _ ... -to tbe dim't.f11 .... , " ........... flllor of,flar <ill»m. tw 111111 ..,.i 11 ""' It, tw """' II •t•----·---·· .. )ldpelllll-•-...... 111o °"""' a.,._ md -' .......... ... SAl'ITY EQUIPMINT,, NOT TOOLs OF 1111 TRADE ' American Motors Recalls 270,815 • War Raging In Bellast; 6ShotDead BELF,AST (AP) -Six mm were shot dead lllcl more tllan a dmm woonded early today .. mnpaclng gunmen tunl!d Belfaol Into. dcy ·-· Five of· the dead ml two cl the seriOusJy 1IOWlded victims -.. cut -In the Roman Calllolle New Lodge .,.. wheoguDlllf!l1pR,edasidewalt- bullels from a ....,. car and - lnJopl al:lrmi5bod -aoipen. • The other fatality wu a mlcldle-aged man gunned down bellll)\I tho ......,. cl, bis dnle store !lbartly before mklnJchl by two ....... -• • More Showers To .'Fau · on:·to ''° --,.._ ! .. .. ---: ~ I -- • , •• : . • • . . ' , " ··-·~ ~~ : .. ~· .. ~ • •• ' '' • • "~ I • Seeds of Intolerance '" . .s:.f.'· • ff . .,,. .. , .. Find Fertilify m:·Irvine Bf GPJORGE Ll!!IDAL Of .. .,..,, ""' ...,. EYJliBNTLT 'lllERE ABE eome bi the city of l'.rvine who do not ohm'• ... """"" -thot tllio moot -ol fblure dlles will IOllleday be---• "'model mtJm: dithOllllM!ft." Wane, wilb tbe lllCUlllng atta<b on the Irvine Qimpaoy's popooed Villl&< ol Vlllio7 View and tis '~" bou&-llc-fnim Pl.DID to 138.000 p<r home tt appears U- 11me ...._ .. do not care to share whatever Irvine iJ llt .,.,,,., with blacb, OUcanol, widows er divorcees ---Al finl, --attacted the "haate" with ~~c•dlJ-ml>bo'W-"1>- V..,. Vlll9'. dtJ ... Wei ap 1119 'OClll'llA"dt) plan ........ -.... , ... lint by Its building ,._ and ..... ....,.iy by -ol the planning --mWinn. LRIDAL Uft11, ~ BVGGl!llTED the city waa ltllking a .,.t decision on ... 11-1 .. IUld ~ ... 11,000 in • ~ C001111unlly ...,. -- ..... 4il ...... Tbe '""" ~1 ~ bu Lmgu!llled about city looll lioce '"1ly -when it WIS ~ at a public meetq-a me.a.g wllicb .... reponed in the press. 9tiII others -lllisreplwted the •l'Ctca ID the ...... ten...-. .. Ibo ...... bid , ..... CGmpony Is rolnc .. bulJ4 apartmenla ... 11,000 ,..,.. ........... .. Tbe -"'""" there will be only 96 ... ol apariuaa with • ·-1011411" -1-tioa ol 4.7'0 aporimonl dwoellln. Another 117 ... deotined r.r B(lo 1am11y homes will add op to i,ei.,..,i. to the Vlllop ol Volley View. Tbe remolnlni noldentlal ~ w1lJ be medlunt demlty . dwellllp ,,,_ It to IZ p<r acre m 96 ""'"' 'lbe1'11-up lo 2,111~ . T1IE TOTAL PllOJECJ'ED pop1dalioo Of 11,111 will bo .-i "'"' Ml ,_ ........... juot the 2llCI -belag .. 11hed _ i> _ tllo -_.,al ""'*"" -by the .... ol ,admlnl..,_ of .tliotil CID July 1. • ' I • ~ Is lllffident -to belleve bit ,..... lo --the Valley View portioll --oltel for -the Sin Jooquln Dillrlct -' . .. tliCJblo lo -paid by -lundl, --will IOle -' -ii -After July 1, the ..,. Intne Uollled Dllll1cl woWd bo Ible .. llulld Ibo -ol ....... bul uslog partlma of Its l50 million -• -tbot mJclil btll« be opent -...... 1-irm al tllio llme woold be a dooble Ctagedy. Irvine woold lose a -Bat --· dty ollldala would be guilty ol bending .. the wills of in· • • DAILY l'la.oT lt9fl ....... MISslOH POSSllll.i: A GLOBAL WALK FOR .UNICEF 'FUNDS ....... ~Ooft!Wftl•Joln lllotha(Dhid in R•umilljl March ' . v ·. • ~. • • -, ··PiaDS' ' .. . . . ' . . , . . . . ' Peking Visit After Hanoi • • eep~Fai1h One ol Ila -delermlnod ml-... rnmkind de\'eloped tbe iqe ID go -·-.. fliot ...... Ibo -....... tm or -...I Ibo-and flnolly- 11 II lib cm Cl!e moon will .....,. -. A 1fl///I.' .. ii -~ ~ by • -........ .ill ,,,,.1 .. .. Pele x-. •. of 1411 s. " ... '- Ave., -_, 11111 bla ~ David, IS, ol ~ 'Id deparf lolardl I C11 .. allempt ..... uound the -- Blanding .,.m lot 1lle ,"POI Whore • lldrd brother, Jol>n, 25, --• )'Oil' •• lllilr lone. ltlldy march will beclo in '"""""-·· Kabul Gorge. 'Iba travelan Jill be leadlng a mule mmed WUlle ~I ll'and carrybll a brielalse crammed wilh newllll"per cllp- IJino, plua • -ol --loo !rom Loo ""8eles Ma1i>r Sam Yorty. 'Ibey don't know if the mule Willie Ma.kit II will ina1ce ii, but the brotheno .... -to tjrcumvent the globe m 1oq1, relying on 8h1pe or plsnes ooly ftr OVll'W-haps. "My beol -frlmd _.sed It to me In lt/O," IOYI Dave "1Dol, wl!o waa accom- )lllllod bj> hW ... "'-Jol>n, 21, un-til the ttlglc lml&q>'kfiling of lbe young- er man. . . ' Dave toot a bodlet tbrough the hmg hlmoelf and c:oulm 't get to a hospital for eight hours. ~---·walk aroond !be -.ST • Partly because it has ....,. been dme before and portly as a publicity measure to gather !lllld! for UNICEF, the United Nation<J lntemallooal Clilldren's Erner, gency Fund. The brotheno also consider -... ltlnermil ambtwadors for America-- with the blessings ol the Wbite House. Somewhe<o aroond 13.000 has been col- lected .. fund tbe odd odyssey .. fai and about 13,000 more pledged !tr dona-' . --lhl Kuml br«btn' comple-tion of the wa1L Juot i-loaii tllil moy be dopellda on nepll-allonc -to -• liD1ICut 1ko1!1b Red OllDa, ttio United Nallcmo' ~ _ ..... COUD- trf. So far, ... bnltbtn .... --don, but n llill hoping for approval. U dmlad pau•w!on lo_.... - Oilno, the ..-. will bllie -New Zeal•"" and Auolral1a. --of -cllppinp .ill ....n- ... ~ depict -ot Ille -. .....-. -1111 yw)a -"" WU lrOllcallt Jul1m11>led. They vls1ted with l'rlucOoo Grw» of Monaco and -' for plct""'" w1ll1 -oqicl'er Tbor ~ • Just u Heyerdahl -to give IP oo bia nit lrifl" mapping .-. ClllftlMI that helped distribute mankiild around Ille -Id -ago, the Kunst brotben have vowed to make it. Slartll!g point for the -of the trip will be ID the Kabul Gorge, wliore the ... i!IUber ..... killed .• ,.., .. and the -c:rilbDy --. Bandllry lo mnmouplaa. among lm- poverlobed Af!lbaniol•! people and .... thorWeo forewarned the K-bcolbeto to expect imlble but part ol lbe advice they received proved raw. "We 1okl them to go away,' says' Dl'le I Komal, noting tbe blg!iwl)mm ... gen- erally armed only wllh tnlves. Mghantstani police said a waming shot llSUally drives tbe banditB away. So the -. fired ... and tbe bau- dits--l>elievlng they ..... the targN- itarted shooting back, killing Jdm and critically wounding tbe -brother. Nm mooth Dave K-will be joined by his brodior Pere in· a ~ of the historic UNICEF journey aroond the wodd. Pro111 Pqe J SAFETY EQUIPMENT •.. I belOn! OJID!ll8lting 00 ... effed. '1bere are already indications, however, · that not all lawmen are delighted by the·decision , even though it means that they will save money. Somo pol1ce department>>. such as Seal Beach, allow olficen1 to choose preferred pistols. ''"'"'""" of equipment tbnough !he department they fear could restrict Other lawmen, however, will bo dellgbted by the declolou. II will nmove an ~ from lbolr budgaa and w11i •igniflcant!y reduce Ibo CD8I ol geWng on the foroe for rooties. ''.It Is diff'lcull lo C111Cei~ of eguipment which Is more prolectjve in nature than the officer's revolver," Justtce Preston Devine wrote for tbe Court of AJllleal. laltiwww. wrn bewd a lot of lalk -providing a wide range of bous-illl ~ In Irvine. Valloy View Is a· ltep in that dli<ctioo. It meets die -of families eomfng from 19,!l!IO lo f12,llOO a year-teodlers, Joo<- . • nallD, pnoCnlM, policenen, )'OWli execull ... , truck driven, plumbers and WASHINGTON (UPI) -Wbite House advller Hmry A. Kl!sing"' will go to l'l!ttng Feb. 15 an.r be via1ts Hanot, it wu announced Satunlay. He apporently "'-to ...U. OJlna'a aid ID an..nlog the v--Into.,...,,,...,. them from -ing that pref'"'°"". "ii a dOpartment has to purchoae an ollicer'a -~ tbeo It means that on olflci!r-ilfll bavoiocarry 'tllir-gun ·and nooe othl\r," oays Seal Beach Pollce U. Martin Black. "It would do away with --llllf, AT llECEHI' meetings on the plopDeed -Irvine village there ----~ ob~ to mating nlOID ID the new dty for theoe ........ · 11111 i;.-,,_ El Ton. or Santa Ana, and "ftllare" cll...U, 11111 •vaud _, ''with aD -_,,. and transleol JIOUlll people. • II -'flewl _.ii, cilo moy only ....ier who will be the nut ""°" llf"'"'*IDbe-fmlitbamodelmtaunvlru*1~t • 1 · 1, t ~ -a -IQ! Otllen with loo many cdlege ~! Peoplewtaolimp?Jertt , I • I " ,_!.r__,j_~ -almt llttt.,..,, bitold males IN«,ili re.t. 'l1l!it ~/M-Of -. _,, moor ollve lodly be """1d ~me !Q!o ·bls !llldety, so I ~ -!nine, or It• nolrided !50,0IJO.itlua lnvmllry ol OOmes. DAILY PILOT Sl9ff ...... JUDGE DONS ROBES FOR ANOTHER DAY OF DECISIONS lloiliff Charin Jimenez Helps Judge Knight With Robes SUNOAT -.-~-----.·-- !'ms Secrmlj -I.: :l'Jegl .. llld Fnsldml Nlsm'a dllel foreign pllllcy adv1ler would cmduct :•cc:mcn:te =~: .. :lt::-w1;:n ... te - c1m1ng Illa fOlll'da1 Yltlit to Pokloc. XlMh•t ...... blaAlian~ • ~'Yiir ~ neit Siiidfilay . in 8'lllol, ilWe he wlD ---VletDalDele 'leaden «Ill p 011 t Tia r reialionsblpl. · KbsirCer ... llld that OJlna 111111 the Soviet Union, u North Vietnam's cbie! allies, must .....is. restralnl ii the fragile Vietnam truce Is to last. In making the announc:ement, Ziegler 'tmned aside all q u e It I 0 n I about -"""'-Klasliiger'a trip and the truce. "Tbe -ol the trip ii not relatect lo ·Vietnam,• be said, ~ .......ili!lal :that Kllolngor'a talb' witb the ...,,,,. ~ be wry camplete.,. . 11 will be KilllDC<l'f fifth trip to Peking tlDll Illa """"""-lince Nlsm's hlstorlcYilliltoOJlna~•--,..,, l'N•P ... J PARK.~·.· anlmala tllll IDIJ be tmn by clivent and flsbermm. . The -by -_.....earl _ Sh.Ind o1 San Diego called for the pcl!t -the -Jell1 in Newport -to ,.,..,... lsLmd Cooe ln South Lq1111L H -..-..ward to Ille antour formed by ..-S UO feet deep. --SlilrlOf -etamlth of the c.mnl Ca1ilmlla Ooandl ol Stln Dlvon llld <nation of the pcirt' 'lnlllld aidineduc:aliooal- ln oome ...... oho oaid, cliverw have been suspicious ol lbe pan: status. "But in the end, divers bne= a geat deal of support," Aid Mra. lllllitb. DAILY PILOT Fret11Pqel ne or.. c-r °"'l Y '9&.0T, .... .,.. ._..... .. .._,., ...... ......,..w .. cir-.. o.t ,........ °""'*"· ...... ............ .......,......., ........ ~ .... 0..--. ....... ~ :::":..:--:~:~: .. :•bi ~. ....... ....... .....,... 1# t ct: ... "" °"""""' ._ .,._ c.la"-A lfNlil rwi..1 ......................... ........,., ne..,...... a ·n n·:...., 11 .. •WW .., ... ~ ..... ~~ lol..rt N. W•el ---Jack l. ~ Viclt........,., ... GeMrWf • ..,.... ni-." .: .. ..,, --A. 111..,i.; .. . .. ... a..i. ff. -........ '· Noll ---.U...J..M;._ ----~-II!..~-....., ...-is -an;;·~ ~=si=ri== Tr a' s en•' M1io4UI a P''ll cnu'4M17'1 ... ~..._. ...... ~ ... ----------·-~ ..... ~ c... ,,.,,. ~.----., ....... ..... __... --_, ... =---....... _._ .................. c.fll .... c· *-tit PS .. _,... •• .......,, " _. au _,, _, ---' JUDGE KNIGHT ... quote, public, W1Quote," Knight saXI. U-. eveeyooe else, when drivina oo the freeway "you 're n!IB.lly tempted" to let the speedometer slide up to 10 or 7$ mph, K'nlg)li said. But, the respomiblllty acts -Ill inhll>ttion, he said. l:lowfitr, not all Judges are that sell-restrained. "My father uaed to soy 'where you ,.. the front end of a bone, llOOllU « later, you'll see the other end too.' "ObV!ously, it dislftsoes me when I b.-r a cue of a Judie being ca-ea. U l'lfJeds advorseil' OD Iba mtlti bmcb," Knight Ald.. Jtidp ~ made the shill tnllll ·~ fonittl 11> JudP 'neorty two yelll'll ago whoa ht WIS Oj>polnted to fill tile vacat<d muntdpal court -of another jurlol appolnlal lo a Superktr QJurt boncb. "You'Ve been ,on advocate ID tbat court for ., many ,.V. fllal no longer beina IB advocate, bul, an Impartial Judie tab& • little pWni Uled to. "You udWlp -aod burdms. lt'a nice not to have to -,,. about dlelta and lhl ·-of Nllllng the olflce. You don't have to take wort ........ WOITJ' al>out tbe -ol • trtai," Knllbt aid. All thal hao been adwlged for - iool ol lreedoln In prlnte Ille, and -, MtLY 'It.en' lttfl""" pl'efetenee in reprd .. baml ail.d caliber, f<r example." -· poilce departments, Seal Beach iloes DOI require Ila officera to holster'. cOrlata· type''"' ... wfllt • . ~-~·At•r...lll',-more lflii~ jleroedl !of the l<fte --oportl ' :451aflfoe1-•w 'Iboee wbO do say It 1' a IUpOnr 'police' weapon. • ., , "Wt used to have a requ1rement fo~ ;385; Bui ...,.. ol our men think the '5 ts bolter because· It has geater firepower and '!he cllp ~ re!onding qulcke<," U . Black adds. , . ........ P ... J VIETNAM-~-•• military -aald • foroe ot Com-munist& ln•aded a· hamlet SO m1Jei ...i of Saigon,. llc!med doWn •• ~ lllen ~·~"· -~~--"~.a:= ~.:is and ~ llOO(l8 were llgbting to gel them back. · ' '!be .5a1gou Command aald Communist troopa lllacbd a (OVemmenl lnfmtry position SSO miles north ol the eapilal. The command &aid 50 Convmm!lts were killed and a lnfaulrymen ~ The U.S. COmmaud llld<Salmday the laat squadron of Americala warj>lanes ID Vleloam bad departed 1'11day, The aquadron, -Air Oroqp 12, -ued to Its base lo Saigoo, 'Ille lll'IJUP bad flown 30 At Skyhawk jets ID the war IOllt since last May. The j>l!lout !en fewer than 20,300 Am<r1cau troopa alUI In -Vlelnmn. All .,. ocbeduled .. he gone by the end of ldarcl!- ... Loai1 Roth • Segewyck • Michaeli/Stern Hart Schaffner & Marx• Earle• Gino Saivani ---, r " v .... • ,$4.CLE;_JXJT,y,s(!r l(Jfl $Ui{§ The most comprehensive assortment of the •'uncrushable Doublelmits" we've ever shown. Stripes, weave effects, l"ODletrles, herringbones ••. ever so wrinkle-resistant and styled in modeb to please even the moat disce~ man ·with high 1tandards of taste and ' A•a\itr ••• Regularly priced at $125 to '160 . Charre accounts available SOUTH COAST PLAzA S388 South Bristol Street Costa ?4Ma. 640-461 l TWO LOCATIO~S LAKEWOOD PLAZA 609 Eut Spri-r Street Lons Baoch • Ml~e 11 J ._ '. ' , , Coast RoD;ndup P'BI 'AGOllS -.tb<d .-•u mlllloa nqollable OO<:Urill<S 1n Laguna lf,...i bank -loot llldden In • burlod lllif<uo ... .. Ohio -lll lllr ..... ,_., of propctlJ taken from the UCB bnmCh In Mooarch Plaia last l]lriog. 'lbe "'M1i6'.if lmpoetie"' style bllrglars blaaod Into the vault and made off with -'3.J mlllloo and ~ mllllon in IOC!Bitis, rare coins and cub llicbd .... ., in -deposit -by -of the surrounding e z e I u a i y e ~u ... Sl!a\ET SESSIONS by the lAguna ]!each Unilied Scbool Board c:ame -fire by .... board member, Dr. Norman J . Browne wbo told fellow trustees tl)at if dlacussion . otrayed from legll]y perml:.r" talk - penonnel, "I wooi be .there." Dr. Browne dWged that lhe board bad laJll'il into .......... of potiey procedures dmillg • .---' door executive Maim. IRVINB COMPANY oflicials unveiled plans fer the lint phase ol dewlapmmt ol a majcr rqional ahopping and financial ;,,,,w to be built in the triangle creat.d by the intersecllons of the San IJieF, Santa Ana and Laguna Beadl freeways. To be called the "Golden 'l'rlangle," the complll In., put a little gold in Irvine city collen if it can annex the parcel -Phue I constructim will be valued at $11.4 million. WAGE BARGAINING tmr IJ7J. 74 contracts will be purmed vigorously by Newport Beach firemen. Olflcials ol the Firemen's AaaociaU... have blre!I a lawyer to rep1esmt them and said they bad cooaldored joining the Teamsltn lmian tcr pt-betta' lept • •dadm Flre ••rciatkn ofticoilila aid Im-aliD _, """ roJed oal. ' llOllDER PAnOUllEN at San Ona(re r.u -----.... of the yesr when 11\tY'-more than 7IO powMla of marijuana wtt1t-1 .-.-of .-m.- in the trunlt of a car. Tiie clriftr, Ill IJ.,......id San Pedro man, - alTll!ed ... --... of • S!D!lllil'rw· -......=.... _____ _ ' People Quotes ' ' • Women~lhmllelveaina caaple of ways lall week and put dowD men in the ......,.. 1'1--lln.-~clidlt~wben- and lier busbanil ..... -• -intnller In their -Ill,,...., Fla. ,,. burglar ...... -.. _ to the Doar; ... Mn. l.yrd chopped and IOdiod the man and !"'II him !leeblg, "! _, everfllDouacr~blltlwaa pretty tough," the--admlttod. "! alill llft.0 •• . ~ . A malo p11klellii in 1- Btacl> -UJON' •ii a verllal ·•a• no Ne- d ~blltaoanmmof ... .,....._~ calliaC II "a. .....s._..... niatr .. for the . cltbmry ol Laguna ~u I ~ • • • 1 Lii's not loave the -in the ' --aelllac the four ...., ·QJ:• d Mn from tbe ~ dl'Mlrl Ip 11111 bolalal them and ... -&-feet -Boca Clep .. Ill .. ~. Fla. Tiie .... .,....._.-..i ... the -tilted ........ -and up lblJ -,_..,-porllously over .. _. ___ by lb ,,, .. • ...W. truck: an -loillr-All Ille -...... In .... • 111ic1 -.... , .... Dow, 7\ _, .,. -ts • good ~ Lei's liope the) dnmk It """not .... • • • ~ Akport operator .--oo dllalll w..-.1 the -., racnotlaftal Qyers ••a)o'"5e lall ... wben la ......... ct. l>w ti .... ~ c111-1o ..... ,,_ • ., the airport. "If ··-llttlll -.. -....... -.. ,.. 1-11 lor•• -?· .. •' ......... the -111••1fh • -Ila airpst." 0 I Ala I I 11111 .J: njeded r. ' 1 w a re r llllllr • a F ;1121l cltp4 atr purchase "' the airport. • • • Incomplete li&ts of prisoilera or !Deli tenned U miulng In aclioif Ill Laos lall· -...ited :la :d'~~i:.= -in m-,,,,.,; IMI ---While olhen rojOlced or were saddened · by the ...,. precise reports of priaoaen In -and -Vietnam, Mn. n.11ora -, . sister o1 ao MIA in, Laos summed ti up !Gr relaUvea wtio coat""6 lo wait !or non. "If II doem't a<Uld too lilly," she sikl, '"I would like to ut -1e to do Clle'thing. I ...icl appndate pr11er1 -msJbodJ, 'now a wtU. we mow !or cerwn. wba1 bappmed to theaa tnen." e I • • J st1,•1 I Mansi Of IOI KlDp Place, Newport -. u.. • IUJ')Jrlse .. blrllldlY pany lor bit wilt ......, Dicbl tlllt -ldm, ___ ... -....... tK,111; "91ie'a a &NI pl l8d I !ml de Mtcl rd throw a -t JIOrl1" to -lier. I bo1>t II did Ille -. • be said. -....... , -the COii of -ol ............. foG,. ·-....I 7n IBd liqoor bat .. did II), "t m llopall ....,'t that mud>. I -'I give • .., the -..,..., becmw ll'a a blrtbday ,,_L" ' .. • .I I I • 2 Jetliners SafeMter. • • • • • .. ' ll)'U_Pnm __ ' . . Two Uniled AirliDea jetJJnerw ~ llom Loi Angeles to N.,, Yort - Uporta landed safely Slbriay JJIChl lr. Omaha, Neb. and Olica&o delpll& lelepboned bomb ---• No -wee fGUnd.., either paJ., ollic:lallaald. • A IJnlt.d Airlines lllmbo jet left t. Keiineily International airport willl It peraoas aboard Iller a caJler told ab1iM olflciala in Loi Anples a bomb 1"llild uplode an bond at 3,5111 feet. • In OUcagQ Unllod FJi&bl No. u auT)'lng 55 ....... -!O< -· N.J. landed at O'Hare airport after a cal- ler .... iofonned Ibo ---In Loi Angeles that a 1"mb waam ~ Tho plane, I IJCI. ts upecled to rolln lo lld"riie later ....... and _.., were placed oo allemate IUghts. Tho caller In bolb --clescribtd aa having "a deep ...., ...... wllb' a New York accent!' • "It may Indeed be the same 8'1)'. We just areo•t aure ,.i. Tiie 90loes _. deacrlbed nther llmilarly. Bui we just dooi know," a United spokesman said In Chkago. Mrs. Boggs Wins Demo Election For House Seat · .!We..,,•• t nre..e.. D oue Bla%e All ell• slld ~ dlmue wu cauoed Friday nilbt" tlJ Ille ~ al Mn. \'! Hudwlct, 2120 E. o..n llhd., Bllboe. no wu entertalnlng ftlends at a IOCll Nltaannt when Ille fire lirolte out. Fire ' ' damage was confined to the living room, lltboup ln~nse 11110ke and heal aHected oilier areas. 'lbrM Newport fire units ruponcled . Mrs. Hardwick la tbl former 0W11er of Vi's Pies In C\llla Mesa. _ I I ' J " DAil. Y PILOT PRISONERS WHO STAYED BEHIND LOOK AT SAWllM>l'f IA'R 12 lnm1tn EK•ped F""" St.~ City Jiii , • Mark Twain Revived . Spirited ,Feud Involves Judge, Editor and Dog SAN A!/DREAS (UPI) -This is the di>qualified himsell from the pending country of Mark Twain'• Jwnphig fn>i,s, trial. the Callfornla gold rush, Black Bart the Oscar A. Mellin. publisher of the bandit and, now, a 1plrited feud between Calaveras Enterprise, wrote an edll<rill a one-time poacher tun'iiil jlldge and a -----.-. J11L-t!;-eollfnC 11 weekly newspaper publilbor. "ludicnm'' !hit the judge -id ban4le It ii a story Twain .would have Joved, a Cale-. be WU to be awl-._ and Pf<baPI written. Lale!" Mellin ..plained, "He todicated And it could have nmlllcatioos for he wanted to try the cue. A ftiU)ar lroeclom of the press fill be)'<ll!I ILi judge with a law bacqroomd _,Id bave colorful BUm>Ulldlnp, fer the pubOsber disqualified blmoell .... belore the boll has been threatened wllb a jail ·1enn for w11 ,.1. .. wrltin, an edllorial aiUcllln& lhe JQdie. .. ,.l'be_.,. dlllrjCI 11tamy, dlli8" 'Ille cast of cbaradel'll ,JDclucfeS .-Ibo • "!lie ecllliinll "" "•lllJder'O!ll and owner of a wayward Labrador retrlmr cootemptuOus of the court," began named Maggie a judge nicknamed ooolempl pnceedingJI oplnst Mellln. "Bluejayr"-*nd'a 71-yMHld publlsher, '!be publisher _bad been ordettd to lace quick with his pen. Judge Blewett Feb. 21 to allow came why It ,..ms Maggie took a fancy to he abould not beheld In c;mlempl. Justice c.ourt Judge Howard "Bluejay" Blewett bis DO fGrma1 legal trailing Blewett's yard, and wu accused by the allliougb be bes hem OD the bend> more judge cl romping there tllegJ!ly. Ma(l!e's than 1$ yean. • master was cited by the dog catcher and He -have the ClllorlUI. If inb.....,, facea six mODlha In jail and a 15C1J fine. -cl btiDg a -.al cblrad<r In '!be case wu llloen to Judge Blewett. the boot, "lluntin& the LawleY," -. who has the only court In town, for a . author and farmer game warden Hqh preliminary bearing, afltt which Blewett M. Worct!lt.r """" cl Bluejay 40 years ago: '"'lbll man ftl the OIJtlt•m'iqg SDX President Condemns Arrest Of Anderson Aide OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -'!be president of the nation's largest joumalillm society Satunlay cmdemned the arrest or investigative reporter Les Wb!U"1 and aald the Nixon -lion is promoting <ti.trust of the ..... media. William C. Payette, pre!ldent of Sigma Della Chi and the United Features Syndicate, said Whitten's arrest last week was "the ultimate absurdity." Whitten, an associate of columnist Jack Anderson, was arrested last week in connection \•.'ith the thert of papers from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Payette said Whitten was arrested "£or · helping carry back to the govermnent tbe papen the government bad paid the Indians to carry away." · "In this climate, when yoo have olficlal sanction, people at all levels pict it up - Ibey think It ill a gr<at thing to lrultnte the p,..., .. Payette told the Oklahomo Press Association. pooding -In C&lilomla." A headline in the San &andaco Cl!roolcle m April ti, 1931, called him "Duck Dillinger." "!l's all a lDlller cl nocord," Blewett, le, Aid. "I was comicted of lluee misdemeanor poadling chart•• and · spent U mciltho ol iD II DIOlllb oentax:e. I WU I &OOd bo)'." Blewett defended his ICllon In the .................. ,.,, .................... "I have mough uporlence on Ille bmdlto -tbal I can~ be judge and jury. I dloqualJf1ed llJ1IOil It the pnlpOr time. alt<r I fli1ly Informed the defendant and blo 1ttorney ol their rtpts, .. be Aid. Alter the c:mlempt cberp -bnluabt apiml MdJm. • plloCosnlpher ,.. the Enlerpri>e euded ap grappllng with the judge -tey1ng to lake hla picture wul!ing dJsbes in I "91auranl the judge operates u a side business. 'Ille photographer Wll ruffed in the face and his film ruined in an action Blewett described as "reflex." • "I wash dishes all the lime," Blewett said laltt. "But tt could have been uaod to tmbalTasa me. .. Ou the ""'"* " Finl -tr.edom of the JftlllJ, Mellln and hla paper have wwed lo "llgbl tbl1 111 tbl way." 'Ibey have alao uted b' an invOlllgatlon cl the incident lnwhlnl lbelr pliolognpher. 12 Inmates Saw Way To Freedom ""' ' ST. LdlJis0 Mo. (UPI) -A prison of· Ilda! neelved 1 call Saturday from the wife ol ID Inmate who inquired If bes husblDd -IOOll be rt1eased from the city jail. Wiim guards called ... her llllblnd lbe7 clllcownd be and 11 Giber.,._. bad .aped. l""1 Martin, acting chief correctlollll alllcor who nceived die call, llld Mn. BQJll Jllcb aid her -telepbooed bes"'.., be would be oomine heme. Hieb, •. awaiting trial on mun1er cllqes. ... Olle " -prtooom recaptuftd by midafternodn. He and the olber Inmates sawed through ,hlll-lnd! Iron lion and escaped. • · ftoy had been COile ot least three boon, and maybe u loog 11 eight hours, when the jailbreak was clillcovered sbor1ly ofter mJdnlgjll. '; I U. Col. Adolpb Jacobsmeyer, chief ol tho -of field. operations, neculated the Inmates may have slipped clut ct the h•ll••nc Into a Crowd° lhat !IUned out fer • wnoll1ng match • Klei Auditorium, ....... tho -from tho ja1L ' ., •• • • I.Ant to Die Mrs. Joyce Nolde, flanked by ber two youngest sons, Bart, left, and Bryon, arrives at Sacred Heart Church, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Saturday with body of Lt. Col. William Noldt>-last American to die in Viet- nam before ~ funeral mass. Nolde Will be buried Mon· day with full military bcnon in Arllngtoo National Cemetery . Going ••. going fQJjt/. Toll Hits 13 in Iowa Explosion· Marina Living Just ''A Hail'' From· Huntington Harbour llunti ngtonBeach CONDoMtNfUM HO MEs Rain Spatters South.land I illdivid~a'f"11·to . .,a// Sha nts llke rent! A/f'0.•tld quiet :~ iao,;:;:.';;'°"•ts ! °:.,"/:;~"'. 1.,:n;;s;me ~;;~; ::ir S. Callfortlia • " .. • A ttor'" •'t'Si.tft lra:..iOff tf\e 1'~ C.~11 ~ ~ " r•I,, ·~ " htf11 C.. ._. ... H It • OWTY •"91 mountalft .-. :'T..:~~ -• ~ lnctl of rim et "" " ~ ..,,., Mill ... N•= ._.. .. -"''"""'· Sffttl '"'" ... "' aJ!Mf.t .._ ".,J::----:= :r;..... .....,. """""'"' ...... "'*' " •tiell .. OINWlt's AICllt ,..,. ... .. """"" Pt~~~,, ...... ....., .... -v;.:::.... ., .. ~-:::t.."""""' ~ """'• ~. ... ..... -l'etnperctllH• ·=-·1~r -~w l I '"" .... -=-''" ~On. .. " ~=- i ~ j ... N°"' II .: ~ I I £ i I-i Jt ~ I ~ (" ,. T .. J! f :ll .... ... .... M ,,, .... .. .. ., .. ~· • "1 ·. I taps ":f:_lll~ kitchd~'. fan •nd ra~'.ectn~ kite~lmg-..;th ~~·u1ne1;1 f -01.,.. · '""fed1sll0ser • & b,ath. re·~..\! ••rtoulld;~t':,.111cu1tul'ed111a°,C""i11t • ...,,,, Choieeotct "ronr~ """'1safety •"""'11.,, for tnlnr llOo/ & OCor.itor .s!Yled °?"YI fjnoie.i:~SS fub • r ~nd COntro/. Cifl.tna. "Peclt ct1n,,., roam,.,._'!'~ ~ ~Ylteen1,.~COtis"1ictid--ier S":,";:: •r• '••tldty~lflt 110one11~""11s """'2.<0. """-,. . ~"' lllld.,,,__~•llol<eor ~'::~==~· -··"""'1Uli/ifies. "" ............. i .. -· . . . . . . I • • • ., • ' Will Hi~tory Repeat? <XII. llYllD llJlllBll' gmllod predlLllons. "We · plm to deniop Newport Dunoo to a point ..n-II di be .. --' lo uythbC In all ti. Soutbern Ollfcnla,. be P"""*hned. IDdood, Newport Dlmel loobd lib die -IQ "' the -. Pl.--. 1D1niled for..-.-, bolels, • --reel Im -By September "' 1111. DllDel Mamg<I; L. A. Smith reported -'1.li million bed b<m apeol m lhe spo. ai. thtn wae ..,. ~ report In Jme of ----.. bow with '81,'lfl In --. the psi< bed loot $2311,2113. Bui oever mind. On- ward md 1J11Wanl. The Sea Bynl Ra!laurant ..... open- ed that ft!')' same year. ~· Won't Jlelp , •• I r t I Yet -1i1!11 lavdhw 111 tlle Dunoo -.c.p. THE ENVDllJNMENTAL dimale here m tlle coast bu changed llince l9il. BemeU's Water World plans -lo beve ClllSed an ecological llpt'Olll' at Newport ~ Illy lfa1I. Municipal gvv<nlllllD oppooltlcn, bow- -. may not be BemeU'1.....i memy. Tbe mtory ol Newjkkt DllDel waild -.to be. Criticism lli,ts Teaclpng Incentives ~ " I J WASIW«l'l'ON (AP)' _. their mottrallon. J do<unilld;° tends to -.tndicate -aollte ~. Calb ,,.,.,W.di for teachers But the abarpest , aiticism °!" aeyru teachers whose waild not came them to .do wm't Improve' Johnny• s was beapld en tbe coocept ol ~ to 1he -of an anytliing cllflereotly becanae ....... md a·r i ~b me tic paying paroals to ~parenll. -... project was. in theJ bad b<m wwtinl u bard -~--to Ille evaluation .i Planar ' did 4hat Ill el!ed, ,that the o&r ol and » elfedlvely as they ;:.;. fiijal ~ evaluatloO, a two-lncb-thlclt ~ alme, without 1111 were alJle. • 11111 **" ...-.. I.; he 'I _...., ... ...._H I ~ -=~ also -elJ&lhle J tar = •• ,_. Cll b1s !\ Akolwlks Sober . Up With Sugar LYNN, 'llasl. (AP) - R 11r.-. II Lynn Bosplill ... --up llcoholicl by lajocllog into lllllr -'De .... cloclon aay, will ........ back ... their loot ""' • conlnll "' ..... -wtliD ""' to .... -' ·'Thllttlll -~~Ill· .. .. I ... _ .. .... -111'11 ...... All! II ..,. .... ""' ,., -,. .. _ ......... srl l'J17 Todly'1~;.lot.;:--~~~~::.-i(...~ • ............. "' '9--..,t ~--ahirnd -· flllllod illl .... 0ecnM.-pot, I l&r/ • Suodof, F......, 4, 1'73 .._,_.ts ' Cops Lose Millions In Drugs Pentagon Taken for Ritle WASHINGTON (AP) -The P......., eacb w..t diy cblufleurs Iii generals and top NEW YORK (AP) -New civilian assistants l'rom lhelr procedures for mooltorlnl ...... to 1!0fk, • practl<e tbet lW'<lOl1cs evidence haw been ...Jlep. Lee Hamilton ()).Ind.)/ onleted f o 11 ow In i' tbe says should be clra~ c!isdo.ure that • pounds "' -heroin aod cocaine ~ f1S "I think. It's outrqeowo." million wero atolen from tbe said Hamllton.c".Far too many pllice depa-from 1181 Officials are being cbsufleured around." to 1972. Police Comm I 11 I on tr Hamilton noted that lbe Patricl: v. MurP>r announced State Department provides lbe loss followlng a flve--1< chauffeurs and autos for ooly audil begun after th e • slJ: of Its members, none of discovery that a large amount nm ls at tho a 1 1 I 1 t a n t of heroin sehed In tbe famoal secrotary level. The Pentagon, ''P'rencb Connedlon" cue w ... mWlni from 1he police department'• property clerk's office. Murphy said he Is confident that Ibo IaS !lgure-brobo down into 241 pounds of heroin aod 137 pounds of cocaJne - -locl f<r ririuaUy all "' tbe stolen narootlca. In first reporting tbe missing "French Connectloo" heroin Wt December, Murphy called tbe theft "wllhout doubt 1he worst Instance of police corruption 1 have uncovered." by comporlsoc, drives 2Z IWlstant sectttarles l'rom lbelr homes to work and baclt again. Aocordlng to deputy uslstanl defense aecretary D. 0. Cooke, lbe 52 ellalble for 1he ir.. rides Include Gen. Lewis B. Hersey, tbe former selectlve service head wllo Is now a special assislant to 1he president for man-aod mobllliatlon; Robert l!en'y, Army gcoeral counsel, and Carl Walske, chairman ol 1he military llalson committee to the Atomic Energy Commlaalon. Pennet The~-,.. operates on a J4..bour _. and has 41 -·-for official transportlliaa from 7:31 a.m. to t p.m.. ZI ... ·.~-· ... , .... ••us •••ew 111;r ... . .... .-... .. ...,.tie ..... ~ ln>m • p.m.. lo•--------- rnldrilihi and 11 --llE W ·--mlclnliht to 7:31 ...... llo'*'e· ... --sald In. letter to Hlmiltm .... _ ";= In -tloo, tbe Army ... - --~ -Air Force malntaia a tolril of :-~ _:& -. 42 hellcqlttn whicta CD '9it = =--_. M lk ..... used to ~~-..,~~=====~ FOB YOU fromaGUL. •YaamanaLe•R ' ad· z5 ktnt a ~ puti-T ti'c•-dH s Mn wp·'dP ' , • -. fow4ii#9 I ia,h+ ~ - Giftl'llm. ....... .._ .. ,, Mr,l"-K.S Sc a HOAG llEllORJAl. 2 ISHTAl PRESBYTElllAll S>1 ti ;p11t! 1 ... NMoupoct..._CA_ t ... , •.• , Ml zsr-&' '-'•"" • • Helps· keep your budget baLanced Acrylic ahort - 1weaten. 5eYet'al lllylel to choose from. In white. navy,_ r9d. ~ blue. or yellow. Sir.es S,M,L se Potyeetar/ , cotton chambray Jeana with llllP Irani cloelng. In blue lor -$-1$. rr __ ... • Sp;_ ... 1• a .... _,...._ ........... ... s. .. a.. r7 • '• T ; -, -------::t. :.! •' c SS ,, __ ...... ~ ..... ......... 6-16.. ' r:...-a:. c:;w; : llolpHll'I _..,,,. unll .. -. •11hlt- ,,-. 1 lonll ol -· II ..... -11111 . ...-,, -Pflnll,&.11,825 \ JCPenney CPenney w. .._ wt111Joll loaldnl ~· We know what yo_u're looking tar • --.... Ii -ti.I ... •so 1 • of _,, aleobal • jllOD _,,, s... '""' ... Ir I I ... -...... bJ .... , :t'>wc ~..._ I S p S~nday noon to . at the following stores: FASHION ISi.AND, Ne.,iort 8wli (714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CEN'lll,, Huntin~ Beach (714j 992,m1, HARBOR CENTER. Cod• Mes. (71"4164' al. 7 ·• • - • • • • " " .> ·r ~ ,.. •• ··- ' }· ' • •• - .. • ·. • ·• - . · - .... • r. " •• DAD.Y PILOT EDITO&IAL PAGE • • Small Fee for Safety So for, then brre been oo reoonled ~ ol. bljldhll aboanl paasenger alrqraft Oylng out of Onnlt Coo11 Airport. It Is becomlog lncreulngly likely - • lhat -will .£and. . Po.eagers at tbe county abport in reemt ......, have been subjected to lhorougb lnspectioll ol all Cln1" a-.! Ulldes whereU previously tbey have boea aemdled oolJ on an occulonal basis. lletal detedicm de- -are being used to ocan nery P"•"C"" a!Jo. Wllile the procedure .... alond boantillg --. then have been few obj'edloal. The ftllt -jarily ......... -to reolize the~ -~ bijl«tiq and are willing to pay ---...,.... m n:tunr for a meuure of ll!CUrity. 'I1lat ..mt7 Is going to get .,.,.., tigllll:r. The board ol. supervlSOn last weet autlaiZed llirinC 10 mare armed gual'ds for loading gates at tile CDUDtJ .,.. port tO bock up the rigid aearch lbtionl ~ llOled thal oilier oecurity meuures are being put into effect u ftll. ,_ indude additional.fentjllg and UR.of. TV.,. • ..,. placed at remote aections of the airport. · · All ·o1 Ibis .1so't going to come witbou> co<!. ol ......._ The C»OQly is studying a OOolt In parldng r- and a per j.J::eugor tax u two means of financ:iDg tile ~ 'OD pn>grallll. Which of tbe t-ir aeieCiiOd y dOelll't matter. The fees will be eomin& oat of tbe ame pocUts -tbe airport users -wbidt- """ir .-n. And this ii as it mould be. · 'lbe TV monitoring . equlpmen.t and the f-.;nc akme will coot more than $250,000 ancl; tbe add~MMI•• staff will cost '95,dSl this yeor, aeccrding to A.- Director Robert lln!snalfan. There's no sldellepping tbe erpendltwe sinte tbe county must meet FAA requue- ments by Feb. 6 or flee ~ fines. . While no one welcomes the idea oC pa)'l.Dg more '~~ ' rn If lor ....,...._ tlle .,..loml espomditm In tbi.s ew was·o ) ...,.w' bJ Ille federal ......,,...nt and (2) a •MelJ justifiable ...,.. in .,.,, of the ever-pres- ait ... "'bijaclinp. . Nol _, 1 ""'" are going to gripe about pay· ilt& 50 cmts mare for a tidA!t and having their small lugpge --if Ibey feel safer In the air. Watch Your Language A w .. watma ol our acquaintance has come up .U. -lie alls bis "1rlldHt lilt for 1973," a com- p r ol. .... ._ pllnoes that he feel& ahould not lie-.. atr 1lut -he med les!I frequently and more anfally, Olis -,-. la Ille heliot that the list is a aort ol Oash photo of pmt ol. Ille Engfi1h language al tbil moment in·time, we -*-&-attrpU: 11uml, -and muscle; rationale; obtains (for ex· ills or jml plain ir~ ftable; fun (aa an adjective); am· -; m-.. (as a >ftbJ; Implement (for do or put illtO pndittt .......,.,. (for level); fibal.lu; slmplisl1c {for ~~te); !D1t (for fiDd bull with); publicit~. _ -• (and all the other damned ... wises); iDpat; ... ,..; Ungup. . --.. .mueat (for wealthy or rich); presently lfm' ..t; -(for me); oool (as an adjective meaning _ ... ..,, ~ts!i•g. -ging. delightful, attnctive, or ~ w,....tian (for approval); infrastructure; cwtiae ID° ~ and vice versa); incisive (for -. *-t. .......,n.ieJ; meaningful; surface (as a >ftbl; -(fer end); and Image, Image, Image (for appoar211tt. ._talion. esteem or lack of ii). Aims_ • . . c ' .. • Just·Too Much Government !he Power Chiefs See-·}\ed· • .. ·r; . • • • -. . Of ·People Nixon, Urges Americalis to Hmull.e 01flr1 Problems lln S. V~ietnam T.Q Govern ,.. me tbt YerDICUlar, President rfu.on told ii <Udly "like· ~ is'' in bis '-"' Addms to the nation. .Al ... 1111. • President -up and 11111 .... -tllal thett II DO such dill• a "pan:IJ pa-1 '°"dim -ft9J' pnblem. .. _., aao, Mr. Niml said the _ .. _ ... ... -.labe ... • .... ... the ,._ ... ..... BARRY GOLDW~-TER ..... fmrt Pmidenl to lay ...... -...... the American pqle in -........ He ltresled an aui11• fll , Q rather than edravaganne Be c:s6 ' d the whole idea that Ibo limo Im ,_ for . more and more Anw:tkw to ._. ......... -,,,.. a , _ _,. a • it able to -· __ ,,,_ ___ __ " t<*"1f!li fedinl ..... -"'lty ID• ii !or them. '"Dill, -lie -__ ...,_to;,,. -........-. • rdieed liadividual effort and to a :J,; :!~Zt:a ~ f~!:i~ gov= --• md ID what people can do." Vory kw pq1e understand that oo .la. •. llidm'd II. Nixon became the tint Paaidtm liDce Herbert Hoover to 1& 4 •1+ ..t 1Uitr1Ca1e the dangers ~ -----1B11 DANGD bu bten with us for -,..._ Some ri us of a • 1 taliw penuuion bave warned _......,. about the me, the 01t1nc-ce. the wute. the .inefflcimcy md die duplicotion in a huge nallonal .,..a-. But President Nb<on ls the It 1lal taken a lm>g limo • tbe American peope to beoiJrne 1&1!jAiw: • this kind of Jll'llll'llll-ID the pool ,_ •many iditicjn• weft die lo .. a majority of tbe Pl'!!*-• t110 i1o1 ti government patemalilm wi* o r and expensive 9Chmvs ilr ._w:m in Washingtoo to tu. °'°' 1oa 2 * lari• areas of individual 1iwa. It -~ -too....,.,_. .. -tboee o1 us .m sua rtv' ...e IDcll responsibility and !YlditieNI k '94 $ I endeavor ...,.. diarpd -lllilg callwled and bwtlesL 'llleR p•it•'-> were able to pose as •"•''4 · ti tm _.. by HDlncio& policJ --that the peoples' inaney ..... lie -ID anact evorr kind ri human .. ....... VERY SELDOM were tbeJ" • • a• A ti ... , 1•4"C die -.nsng met.bod.. Very 1 -_.. tbe,-<alled upon to ezplain EDITQJ!'S l/OTE: :t/K. fqUowt1111 011· ' • ny ... -ilto ri ~ al~ of the past iind preie11t sta1"' WASWNGTON -The-secret estimate h ' ,, • a 1-+1m for indivDia1 o/ Freedom o/ ln/ormation. in tlte of t~ Joint Oiiels is that tbe ce~ I* '' *' 611 • ...-t.. OniJ nftly were United State~ was authorized and will b.teat down and the CommuniStS * I" · s -• """-fur the · prn<11t<d to the Joint Media Commi~ ultima\ely will pin ·oootral -of all bet aim.. I , ... -a&red Gftm. •• t t•· s· Delta Chi annual Vietnam. ___.... -··-.... malllan and K< Q •K l{/1M .... ... , r cont1ention in NOtJember bt1 Dick nlis would mean, if ~ estimate is -~ -. Yagel, chainnan of the SDX Fal com-comet, that nine , F .. ...,-"9S. •idea pnniled tbat mittee. Fogel, toho ii asristant man-yeara.i cl American ... pou I _. ils b<W/ could be .aging editqr Qf. ~ Oq/dqnd Trib.,.., dyinl j>ave bten in · _,. ID _, -• 4ifli<nll1 .,_ to has bee!i a member of Calif<mUa's vaiD.l For the U.S • ...,.._,_ lf.&maicans. B<1icll!Bar/Media committee fur a gavmiment ha.s Dis .... .,_ --lo · idea ,,lmiber of "'""' A> Media 'chainnml opillil the blood. ol ~" # Illf ::l"ii '!........! ~ ~ lie Atlpecf droll this state' Jofilt Deo-5&,000' A.-icaol ..._. --'"'"" wation cm niih1 cO!Jtragr of.crimmol ~ and l!QWlllder· ._. 91. lie ta;aJus." llllllll!J merely proceedingJ. ed f150 billion to _111'.'e- W ._ 111111 • cm& • vent a Communist f\ -• 4 -lllo -ml upcm a The People's Right To Know. takeover ri Sooth qr 1 ~dim will nquire: not 'nlat's the basic concept and' rallying Vaetoam. ioly • , ii "'" !Ill tllO "'4> ri cry under wbicli the pn:si wages a One intelligence analysis !llJUl!!lll lhnl • i ii --of life. We DJW continuing figbl for access to news ., llP,IJi'ldlC oeasieli.., al ~ -~ -_,. • fad lhnl libaal inlormalion. eidure for aevera! months. 1flis .....,_ fl" uh= -,._, Oiaipdil Tbis Is as ii should be. Freedom al. w!lieb.--·havo ubol ,;;,JMii lo ,.. ---Driac our lnlonnation in oor American BY""" ri -~y. cites ..-.i1111-,__ -., ii -~---1 is· not a --'•' ~ .... al the .,..... --·-·~~ • .,...... ...... ls pnparing ,.,,. • pollli!:ll 11r,.i. to lo ...--lo -we will pms bot on essential Rigbt of the 'lriD the~ of the -VlePaw. I es., .... Pl !I. Nhm: People. -tlW aDd to mdermme tlle""'Saip -... .. -"' -.. ies And yet the wont rigb~ habitually med ......- ,,., ' 'lo Ille""""* ia : rJ to obtain information for lhe public, ls :"Cicai cac1ros -bten -intlithe -.. -• ,.11111 -.. lllot lie !Olllewbat inadequate. II describes . a ,South to co-.,.-.. _..,.ia 1m••• ·-. ..i111e plslodo static ooodilioo DXlre than a dynamic, •and ... -lion drive. 11111 ...,. tbe ... )it. I lie Mi • ' lie~!' .doom. functioning principle. •Cooummlsl 1n1ras1tuc1Un! bas b<m iii ~ u -·" *· p • -:-• if not -A better wont mjgbl be power. , rebulll in the Saotb, wams lhe _.,.., t110 P"'Tf f\ • '"' • tbe ~ ri The P!'Wer to know ls the ooly means . , the Oommunlsls wlD oeet to ;... tbelr die t I · by wbli;b the . People may govern ,. Jong struggle for COlllnll of. all Vietnam themselves effj:clively. . . :, with a·linal mlli!My alfmslve. When courts coerce the media w1tb Congress Girds for Battle cooleml!I · orders they assume power.: sECREit.v, the· Joint a.ids don:t which llley ,should not .. When petty,, believe Pmldenl Thieu c&n llUIV!"'-He despotic bureaucrals wtlhbold news, , is preparing f.,. the political ra._ by when executive privilege is asserted. tigbteiiing•bis mllllary oootral-....--the when Jegislaton confer in secret, all are country. 'Ibis· will mob biS ~ .... uswplng power from the clliltnl and all : mono unpopular with the peOple aod, A lllooolY bollle is shaping up between Capital mn and the Wbii. House. An lllVI °"Cl-as you know, is i>!lillDIDg ID ..... tllO Plaidmt into little p1e<:eS Ill mis to nskn &lie sacred Separation of -For 1 r..s.baod preview of the carnage to cmae I nm over ID illl<rriew -ri ................. " tbe ...... far good. c..--!lap- .., -I found .... -fid>tu far jastioe tlanding ~ lktaun two mart>ie ... 1wwiabismocl-\ ............. ol· fioe, a -In the breast ol bis herring· -· "ft ii .... -r of the congress and mt die Prmdtnt. to declare war and we --a." Aid Tbe Hoa. )(r. Boodle ... -· "GD llim. '"TllB "1ISI' SIU is lo gird oor loins. al Ill tbe -and reform our DAILY PILOT -N. Wud. l'!il>tWi<T ~IC«N.f4ilor ,.,_Irrriodi _...,!lloW ftip "*' .. ...... "' .. Dlib' P'Kot. 9lt!l'kt • ~ --...... a.1• "'*'n ., ,.... r a um •• ; r rr• .., _..._ ~-...-..1 •a:tid _, . ., ,_...._. ,.,_ tor w• . .,.,., '1..: _._,..,._w ~ nt•s t , fll Wwmrd ol>- ~ _. • topa: ., .... SimaJ, rmurr 4. 1m ( ART HOPPE ) committer: system f« batUe. Md ia ail: hour of crisis we're aw+ilc will lightning spe<d. Wiiy, )Ult laot -. House SpeaUr Carl Albert Ml&' *d • IS.month, It.> million ..,.,, ID - -we ougbl lo go lhoul JI." •• Amazing, .. 1 said. "Penmally, _ .. lie llid, "I - fighliag for drastic '* I • ii . tm seniority system. I a, _, • CW chainnan who doesn't JDRe fir * weeks should be ....,...... --appropriate investiga!Ww of -. liJ tbe Rules. Etbicl ml B I I. C Committees plus • --.. both cauaises ml tbe I-ill -- and buried with blCb -- "Good Lord !" I aid. "!!Ill-wipe out the pmeot leodenllipt• "1bis is war, IDD,.. be Aiz1 .-• "We're aeiling .,._ -.. President. Wiiy, we're """""" -ID the last man on our on ' I I _. w~- ~ _ ......_ -ti _ _,,___ aro lessening the public's ability to mob. --.... vu1nenbJe to ~pnisl i:i. --~ _, --effeclivt! collective judgments and ' -~ 'lbleu .... bee.. -H this nalioo is to have a genuinely, polit!csJI)' Hanoi -mably will u1 to respoosive participatory govemmmt the finish ~ olf with a mllllary -de P!ople will have to firmly establish their . grace. The Joint QdOls have giave power to gcwem. , · doubts about tbe Sou&b Vjetna!Df!# Pubaps this ls the lesson ri all recent Am\!''• alJilitJ to repel 00 .affemive ooollids -the media bu without --air and -artillery auppart. The)' -• N-Orlb It'• the les>on ol the Pentagaa Papere. Vletnan.-t.-i .-i. ooonlinal<d It'• tbe lesson al imprisoned. report.r . wltb Viet °"" gumilla' _.m. Peltr Bridie. It's the Jesooo ri th!' would OVllWbellll Tblea't defH-. mjastly trealed Wdliam"Farr. lt'i ~ . NorarotheylmpiCJ,.dwllll,;..Iiiilen -.. of the Defense Department• Uiat the Pentagon wu """" abcul the .......-of the Peen Report aboUI South Koran ArmT• ~ lo lloild all ltJ Lai. the Commmlft after tbe lllW ftuce. II ..., the Jesson from bislory 'l'llomu was a1pM • ,_.. .... 'Ille irwe Ille Jelfenoo and atherl bad oo f"'8bly jo In Koru II far -......... -lhe mind wben llley cnncoivecl the finl otid , spoiled.,_ ill .--- --00 gov spot ii • OlimJm>lll ........... -power. armed --"·-~ wlD lry lo widm It is the First Ammdemenl · .-- Ila primacy ougbl by now to be tboir opol. ........... u 1 rulilation of the THB JOINT au:vs bad so llllle faith ~ty of the Poople. ,I in Saigon'• sum.al .... -lllat . Loose Talk . Arouml, Manhattan. . ••••• tta1 Tw • e 11 1 al a .,. ~ I t I • .lift ~ _....,·-·-· ...................... ,. J19'11--.,. "19' __ .,..., ... ,_ _.,_ .. Io*_lln'I .. -....... lo_llll_ ... .... ................ _ ....... - • • • -ii .. llnl -v--....... a 1W "'":' =~•llJ ': --;lnos-Ell A ...... ~ • • • ... ,. •. ..,. ........ -....... ' ( HAL BO~ 1'8 ..... M a111o·me-JOU go?", "!lo. I'd take you with me -and~ al Iha .,_, to the py JOU'd I ta ...... It .,,_ Thmhe'd -lwo • -..... fP'llte!ullo me." • j • • ......,, "" -quit ..... questians, dild? Dm' '°' ..... • curil!M•r ~-.-. --Illa .. ...,... to !inti~ JI •rT" . . .. . •Wilen I oamider bow io the Hid a -Ille -lo llOlhlnr. k ...... I , Isnrt~Ii the Truth! BJ ciiu. llll!LET JR. 'No more do we have the wonderful tbinp ri days gone by that made Ule sa good-·-motors that dldo1 wear out in • moath1 nickel cbtw1n& rum, cot- tm sbirU· lhat felt like . silk, servlcO with a smile. lD mlkl to a gallon of P. and IPrll who llulliecl borne economJCs at -. lmlead ol IJOtd>olacY, pbllaoophy and bow to be bed lhougb bomely. -011, ..u bock vntenloJ, 1rid 11me , ~ Ttturti." -WU1i4111 Shakupeare in "Hemv U" ' '" 11 i' tao bed we habW.t don't learn f(lllD • dop bc>lt to )le ·renlralned in -· When Fr!MY, rq m al e ~~.w~ t!:"'m.::1 ~ lion, aro~ my !oreann I~ hie Jaws and dOmpibg Just bani eoougb to bruise but not break the sJda. When be let go, lie oraged his tall .. tboqb to say: "Lay olf, Old ·Boy. Beller I wig my taJJ than • chew Cll yapn. ,, "Bverit, dog II "'titled to OM biu." ~Pro .. rb Dear Gloomy GQI •• int ' • in le my ..,. • • • I • I I • I ! I s yjaek Control I ,, Passengers to. Absorb Cost,s • .. Of ew Security Measures • l The Limitations . (ot ··TohiI , ·PoWer Senate lliaority ~ Jlldl -(R- Pa.). "I do not ._.i ~ IS a 'loCll' crime." -Im alcl. "Mar do I feel tbat local law : • t..m c«mb ha~ -tbe _,,_ ... tlio eqaertise MIC'elilt) to 1-le auda a djfflC"Qlt ... .. .. ~ .. &Jlvmun-a.mma llowvd A. Coanon (IHI ... ) a-lbe adlnlnialnllon's locol palioe pllo IS "a bo!lile podge ..-~ IDll a _ ... _ el -lalboritJ." ~ bas aid .. di try lo pmh fedfni.palloe ltCI"-lb r our b Cmgma -lllt ....... -for tumin( aiJpolt _.., -lo --ANOnll!ll .POOi!' "' ............,. is wbdber ar/ .-'II --or loCll -bas the rigbt '8 9eltdl a )llR~. <ml li--a -el tlio Fourlb Arneftdrntnt•a probibitiall a g a in 1 t ---""'--· Federal Jlldle w ...... J. Ferguson in Loo Angeles 1111 ruled that no pas..._ ... bis luggage lllOJ be --- lbe indmdual's ---. Sm. Vance 11aJ1te (1)-lod.) hos objeded lo being --.. • -el congreuimal imnwmltJA The Fetg&lMI ruling bu --1ed. llaJlte'I oquestim remains .......i...i, IDll lbe oearc:hes contloue. Even witb tbe ,_ slringml el Many years ago in Ja-ool iollC after lbe md el W<rld Wsr Il. i acboWIY' -joumalisl declared to me that General MacArtlur'• m!r ues for equality and rolorm in Japan _,, "8. • fraild. Take tlio -" -be said. Tbal V<rJ day be bad _, an old man in tlio courtyard brnl- ing and besting bis 1rile. wllo did ool .... fidil bod:. Where -Ibis equality oflidally pnclaimld for .... men? AD bypocrlq! lwas .loostumed allbe- el bis .....,.:am. .. lim to argue -blm d!edht!J. or 00011S11 ~ IOdal babiU yield ...., if al all to -and anly • lillJe -lo Ian. The "untond>ahlrs," --Gandhi courageousb' elpOUled. Wlft (IX1lllled fuD d'ril ,..... in Ille - cooslitulim adopted by India in -Bil ~ and babils -m tbe -caste syolent will - mudl "' Ibo -Iii• " that - The lllatus " ....... is .... """"' roated Iii -la .lapall ii ia probable • - Reported Skyjacking · Attempts • ATTl!llP_ni IN l/.S.A. 1130-67 1168 1969 1970 1971 1972 ......UC aeaarity controls, prevention of Qyjacklng wJll be hampered by Ibo -el wwldwide agreement among -lo deal wltb this crime. The l1nlRd Stites baa taken the lead in I* •'C·for a global approach. · Tbne major multl-natiooal t ... ties haft -negotiated. The Tokyo ~ el IJtl3 requ1m Iha t pldiciplting nations do what tbey can to -a plane hijacked to their territory saloly back 00 lls legitimate journey. 'Ibo Hague Cmvention ol li'IO provided tbal eadl participating nation agree to • worldwide Total 35 • • Worldwlde - Tot•t 65 Worldwlde Totot 87 Worldwlde Total 83 Worldwlde Totol 60 Worldwide Total exmdil• or prosecute akyjaclters. The Montreal Convention of 1971 et.tended the provia.ions of the Hague Convention. THE cmEF um1tat1oo o1 these conventlonS is that the nations most likely to give safe haven -'-~ not a hero's welcome -to skyjackers witb a political motive are the nations least likely to sign emaditioo or pro1«11llon pacts. Tbe United States is now pressing for a pact under which participating naUoos agree to cut off air service to any natk>n that harbors skyjackers. This proposal has made little headway ~ 61 1 j at ibtematiooat eaac:laN tbal dNl ~ 1 aviation matten. Meanwblle Ibo UDit.4 Stat.a ls pinning ils hopes OD blliteroi agre<mmls. N..otiatlma are DOW under way wltb Cuba, for a lcq time Ibo pttlerred desllnalim " hljacbn ol American planes. I Pertlaps ·-IDOfO useful tball Ibo projected treaty ii publicity OD Ibo fai. ol -who hijacked planes lo Olba. Since Ibo word got around tbat lllOll ol them lead a miserable existence aod would prefer a jaU sentence back home, skyjackings to CUbo have fallen.oil •. Terror .Invades Sacramento . , . ' . . -; S. I. lJAY:AKAWA .. tbat teltvlslon dramas, commercials and --bav.-dooe more tbao manl -or legislatloo lo cbana• tbe tr•kul relatioD between tfae ....... As for .,..temporary America, it ii bard to estimate Ibo ..tent to which Ibo women'• liberation movement is ........rut in changing feeiinp aod behtvlor. In ·a way tt ...ma to bt ::2:-:;~~~r -· bet,... anil sre now dol111190. • ' t I ONB TBING about ebioge, however, ii iii im'""1icUbilily. May things lo our own time ore belol ·bailed as profound cNres wtDcb may not turn out to be so al aD. Is marriage waning u an M"•h•• er isn't it? Is marijuana becrou•c an occopied part ol lile? What ....,. bappened . to Coosclousness lll, wliidl was being balled ao ezciledly only two,..,.. qo! . Jn-...,., i'eally big cba-come -•ped<dly -and fnlm unpredictable --as lbe Protstut Refannatloo ia ftlated to tbe ~ Of prinlinc, or Ibo lllge 'milntloo " Ibo lNll to -lo. -",.._ Simllarl1 1*beriD uodlaemld " ·oocial cba-... olnl!dY taba ~ in OID' liva .. Ibo -of tJio ,\:anDUl<r, jet ...... .... tbeetocb'lcpltor.'~. -· -• tJio bite JIMltaome el·-la •to!llo-bar to watch, boo~ olteftd lbe Ameft:aa pOIJtlcal -and ....... -Ille tlJou&hl ......... " • whole ...,....11oo . ObviDolly ~ii IOlllellmel for the Wier, IOIDttimm for the ,,... But llWl1 _.. tolt today u itcbaltp ...... -tlcally pd. Tiiey pollll • 8-• 1011 IDd say; "You Ire against ......... jf tbat,.... Ibo wont tblng tbol c:mld be uld aboUI ..,,,,.,.,,_ In thil -one baa to uodentaod dllnc• to tbe work on bis df8k. The aide went into an adjoining office a"'4made a telephone call to "them . ., IT MIGJfr HAVE 'been just • littlto quieter in that set of olfices for the next few minutes. Then a bomb disposal a:- pert, dressed in a plain business lui~ ar- ' ipootb O< so. Now Ibey don~ ..... quite IO regular. "We tum them over to the attomeJ general'• oftke.'~ . Theo be added biUerly, "God. but O- are a lot ol alct, sick people nmnlnC around loole ••• 0 rived aod took . away the suspect AS IT 'nJaNED. Our, tbat IUlplcious pac age. .• · • • paciige IDiDllOilOd ilid iiill cOiltilil ' -- Some of -tbe people workihg there grjn-bomb. Wbat It did <00talo, however; ned at eacb other and breathed a· lttile .,tdl• not 111 open tbreat, pv• aoma ..,;er. 'l1>e official didn't eveo ootlce lbe awae to wulder If Ibo _. mJCht' ba -bomb squad D'llD's arrival and one ol Ul!! "sick" ones. departure. Not that tlio --..., -tbe "We COUid bave ~led the' office, --loo -!lb. bmlblop ml and maybe ?" should have," i. •-"· Ille not -are all tltil _., 11'1 1111t tbo1 ed later -uted abaul Iii< lno)W.•. > u..., ...... lo "' " -_.." -"but u-... stopped' ..... ....., -tbelo daya. . : -' IClJDe= ~ !lb tbat baj>pem, Tiie stale COpltol llUlldlllc JI IDGn tboa around.. 11er~·t " &II,,,,._ at/ t:•nf:C•-.••- •· 1,d . """....... -~~ CARE TO GUl!ll8 who lbat OtOcial ""' ~ ·--or 80 daew was? An loradl diplomat, targeted by caI'!\91-Elt!ler way, eecurl1l will be bel- Arab lerrorials! An olficlal el lbe ter ~If and when. Hep,;blic el Vlelnam, pllOllible victim o1 In Ibo -· stste allicll1s, ir.: a Communial hmlb? k Britlsb offtcer eluding lqjllot«I, have been quietly bated by Irish terrorlats? , gi•en a ... Oll1NIJ• "-1 -.rt1)' Sorry. The correct anawer is "D, none check lllt."-.Slmple instructianl. · • of the above." • Be olsUor •-1 pockapa .•• 11 The 0 relaUvelv high ofDciar' was a there is aaJ doubt : •• evacuate' ... ~ legislator -nov~r niliid bis name -el med1Btd1' -• Ibo State of califorota. The office 1'U In • Keep,fUIO bqres locked .. · . Sacr11111eoto, ln the ' State · i:apltol ' • Any •.• lll"8ls lboukl, bt tnllte4 BuJlding •• If Ibo incldelll WU a Juel. 8 bit U legttfmlll<. .• dramaUc, It wasn't all tbat unu.iual. e lnlliole,• IYslem to moall« locatim Consider··· ,_ el . famllJ membere •I all e Al least once In the put y.or, tbe times •• ildnopping o1 uy 11Y'11'W If State C.pttol Buildiic bas ._, · !Mfaml]y 11 • danger tbat camd be & evacuated because ,of . wbat was lat.er CIUlted • ...._ .. • called "some coofuafon" ovi;r, a bomlJ e Olllce poi-iboald. perlod1C9117 iru:tstate offlclaia hav• been told tbat tbnllW>oul t1io day, -tbilr ...... ate office•areu ... "wltboul an esbauatlve Pl'JIP'Olll" el "Completely aside fnori lbe .'ouf calll security .~easurett 11tbe caplto~ .•. la and letters," me IOklrt ~ bit· \'\\IJlerable.' ;' " ' ter17 "I've ...,.;vec1·_..i Ctoin •couple •·And a aoutce clOllO lo 1tate and -·~ that ·111ere ore peolle lo I!>< tionaJ. IBw enforcement'tO!d Cspitol_liows-Ital<! •l1t>'-10a1boo fmd o1 me-and Service, "We've received. repol'tl ltJme perbaps ~ try to lxll't me er m;r radical groups are planning to 'bopo<l' lamllj. terrorists from other countries for at' "I've told my wife and tdcil tbal no_ lacks on 'the estsbilahDltJ)t over here." ii to ilpen tlio mail at home m:ept me1 ' Fantastic? It mlcht have aeemed so a and I moon oat aoy mall at aD. few months ago .•. and tbeo a trio el "Isn't It • bell el a note wbeo a mao Japanese radicaiJ, trained by Arab ter-bas to tell Illa own -Ibey con~ apm rorists, shot up an airport in Israel. up the mall even if ft'a addreaed to lronlcally,most of their victims .were them!" American Christians on a pilgrimage. Terror! Sure .•. lo Tel Aviv and For elected officlali. threats are now a Beilul, in Salgoh and Munlcb. wa1 of life. An aide to ooe -who .. But you doD't have lo IO oveneu to reportedly bops to be governor me el Ond 11.. these days -commented, "A f..., ' ,,,....., lemJr riCbl here in Socnmeo- mmths ago, we coald count on ooe 1 to._, .. : • 't ..... Peopw Wlw Don't ~rni;le It baa been "reported tbat Ibo ooe thing recllises have in commao la Ibo disinclination to lmlle. It lbould be further ...,.,..ted tbat thil larcer Older of people who don't mile much. -... not, also have llOlllOtbio& lo common. As • group, tlioy ... • ( L M. BOYD ) • --,.. tlDp, Ub rmi:::.cnr "' &!'ttic better jolll lo - uld to be for more -than mOll 1111 " the rest of Ill, T b e poycbolollcol teeteninllatUU.il lnle. • Oat " a,ooo 11> plicants • ...,.,.1 ....-to ask lbe -el Ibo famllle9 lberein ~ Ibey ever bor•••ed money lnim amall loan compaoiea. No. ... -. _, tbink " tt, Ald OllCb, ... .....it lo tbat en.ct. ,,,. _" -tolle_.,. __ tbe_tl IOllll---QUQ ~ Q. "You..,. lllill I •• '· • ... • _,,, .. .,, • -tbe -""'la lor. .-i.11 UIBI> 10 -Ille -...... It tddlC -aood dtln~ Bui -!1'118"'5 ii I dirty wwd. II -bad lhiJCI like Clllhl& ap our dtloa -freewa?s, draining manbes llr ..,... cooters, buildinc alnmic -plmls -..-wbstever the ..,..u. .. ........ n. -oomtant about cbanp la Its ... edldalilily. Yoo get -1t"1r -ml !'Oii .....,. know !tow It'• .... lo .... ml Somebody llMnts • ~ ud ... end "" wlib • Ncl)wld's galdm ardles. Ym -Ub lltU far cbanp-11111 II lurDIOtlltobt~ t . ICbools -)'UI', only ebekit lO,af ore occepled .. ' Tbat word "mlgraloe" cbme1 trom 'the Greek "hemlblftla1• meaning "haU·head" .•• Predictably, surveys chow tbat homeowners OD the amage are conaldtrabll' better educated than house renters ... Twelve pounds of ult 1 year, t.bal'• what you eat, U averaie . . . The crime boyl now .., abOut one out of •""l' 15 p<o{Jle ·who walk Into -llhoplilil eometblng. 11IB SVl,VEYfAXERS: Do-'< tell the trutb io llUbllc llJrVl)'I! One )lOUltor' telephwd • CObllderal>le. batdl " I Ibo ............... ""~--ms ..... _ bad cbec:a!' A. JS 17. Q • ._KANY._ll<llDI_ pouodlic _..,.. ... other -Ibo -Id rlPt Uis mlmte!" A. ,,..... l,llO . CONDmON OF • llltip'1 buU - deslcnated -----llJ Lloyd'• lo....-wltb • 1111 b ~It~ loller. Oondltloo " 11111 .......... -· lhcwnby•-·----.... ed A. -rJalal, I. 'l'bol'1 ..... -COi tbe Flrue A-I lo._ ...... °' ,.. _ tbal! -i.. I I I ' • .. - \ S-. F......, 4, 1973 VD Clinie to Open Costa Mesa Center to Serve Area By RUDI NElDZIElSU Of .. DlflY ,. ... , .... VD Is a respectable dlseaae. It's respe<.table to talk about it now, «en though It's not rtlpOClable to baV. It, And k demandl reapoct becauae In Ill advanced stages h can cau.e b~. sterill~. IDlanity, cr1ppllac utbrltia ml even death. And when an estimated 200 -a mootll contract the dlaeue In Ille Harbor Arell alone, h's time to become ...........t. So belleYeo Mn. Elaine Snow, a roptero. eel nurse and member ~ the Junior llbell Club of Newport Beacb. She ii ~ ing a plan to open a free VD cllnlc Iii Costa Meaa. Beca""" it's not comidered reapoctable to be afflicted with VD, Md.,-CWml that there are many more caaes .whkti JO unreported, If young people bad a cip>le to go to which asked few questions about ,it, more of them mlgtn be treoted. "Undec a new stat. law klda can be tr,..ted even If they aren't adults. All they have to be Is 12 yeers old and they don' Med parental °""""~" s11e exp1a1na. -• The VD -"'111,ls plannecUX> -Ibis spring In The Center, a non-profit no- charge coume11ng c<rJter al 132 E. 18th St., formerly-. "tile Youlli -em. I« of Oran&• County. It 11 planned to be staffed by .,,,,. 40 Harbor Area Jil>1tlclam who will wl- tbdr services on a -ting -· 'Ille VD un~ will be open two days a -le. Mn. s .... ays the Cemer has received "'"""""" inqu1rlel -Ila botllno .-the VD quootloo. "YOU!li kids are juot more promlscuoul and the moot d&Jveniw pert of VD II that moot of thesn don't lmo!r -.hal can bappm to them, •• Mn. Snow lnlkta. The clinic will be pt& on Ila led flnan. cially by the J"'*>r ll>eU Club. It la eetl- mated that -of -peUOlll will -i appmlmllely 30 -. olnoe dnlp and laboratory eervicea will be IUpplled free by llie Oounl1 of Orqe. "AD k lala!I lw tnotment II pmlcUlln and antlblotko. But • k'• pretty big dooe," explalna Mrs. &low, adding that u.. c.... 1er will not only be lnwlved In VD trea~ men! but 1!11> diagnosis and counoellng. Althoagb the clinic will be In Costa M .. , ~ will lllll'V• aD of the llarbqr Area, includ-• JIJ« ill .,_ of NOWpori J!eoCb and Jrvllle. 11a c1oors )fin 11e, o!>ei ,.. the 11rst t1me Feb. 14. V•lenffne's 'Dav.-An open boooe ha been -eel for that dale. 5,000 Polish-Americans Return 'Home' w Retire WARSAW (UPIJ -'Ibey , came from the factories of {Detroit and Chicago, the coal .fminet of Pennsylvania and Wiii Virllnla and tbe shops on Naw York'• East Side. They have ln common a Pollab heritage and U,S. cltlzelllhlp -and the fact they came to Poland to retire. Nearly 5,000 of these Polish- .Americans now are living in this country and because or favorable condlUons created by the Warsaw government, tbe.lr numben are swelling. "I get half a dozen letters a month from statealde frlenda , who want me to help line up ·\an apartment for them be.re," •says Casimir ''Casey'' · Nowaclcl, a sprightly llO-year i old a-New York.er who moved :; to Waraaw four years ago. Yapese 'Stoned' On Cash llDITOll'S NOTll -On 1M lllaod of Yap follu,... their -cllo!lgt, and you """ alU>ap find tM banlc bfaluH IM -V ii !tit ""' .. -dcpofltorr ""' HI U -Ito the road. TM com of Uail Micron<...,. rtalm ii """"°"" old, and .. ,,,, ... "" J>llTUl!llda. YAP, Ml"""""la (AP) - aiange comeo .io.rty • Y~ wbere bollknil>ben 1 e I henilas and toortsts gel the cold shoulder. Although Yap has Ila own zip code, Ila 4,500 Inhabitants ;UIJ ~y B0111e of their bills wffb sblile Coins~ ... to It feet In dlajpeter. • ~IL ; , • I ' Only the -ofllce,Of the Bani< of Hawaii bas a null. Village banlts leave their HARD CURRENCY' Illes AROUND STREl!TS OF IVAP BUT THERE'S NO THEFT PROBLEM V1luo of ~ Coins DotermlMd by Number of P9ople Who Died Getting Tl,em , cumncy lying out In the r,,.i center lib mammoth petrllled copra from coconuJ.s was slope or aloog jungle paths •• J. •-douglmula. money. "Well, If anyone w~~ w The Japanese counted 13,281 He impressed gangs of left the Island In recent years -two u gifll to President Nixon and his env.Y and a f.W lo museums. 1bree offices must approve eq>art, and that's only lf a Yapese can be found who will sell one. HOPE MNtnl .... ~· ...,mrl If* ....... fM fltM ....... CMCIW, H.ip .,.., ... ,... el HOAG HOSPITAL steal our money,'' said ooe old stone co1n1 --:-rai -in 1129 workers to cblp. ral out of the Yapese, glancing at a row of but then foreed the Yapese to Palau dePD!ils and he traded IOO-pound quarters, ''let him. break up about half of the them for c0j>ra on Yap. His Heh, heh" preclQOIS ,..Ucs to build a heavy ships brought back 1bis Pacific Island cluster ~ghter strip and roads. coins of previously unimagined•-------~~= between · Guam and the The value of each coin ts size, but they were still Philippines is a lot lib it determined not by size but by considered inferior. PSYCHO-CYBERNETICS always was. Maoy Yapese, the number of people who died O'Keele's biggest COin -' young ones as well as old ones, getting it. reputed to be 20 feet across by say they're happy that way. Centmies ago, Yap es e fish story fans:-....;. la at the AND The four tiny lslaoda, canoed 250 miles south to the bottom of the harbor. It rolled SELF HYPNOSIS totaling sa llqll8re miles, are llmestooe caves of Palau to off a lighter. · part of the Tnlll Tenltorlea quarry the rocks. Since the One day O'Keefe DYNAMIC NEW COMBINATION for sucoeu end admtnlstered by the United Yapese and Palauans used to dlaappeared in a typhoon, and heppinesa. Gives you t.h1 __ power to br91k Hcl States, ahd. sOon to have l6me kill each other at every the Germans ruming Xap hibiti, INCRW! YOUR ESP, e1rn more "1-oney. ~ self-rule •I ::portunlty, it was a rough =· se:c, v:\g:: :it q1in s•lf .confidence, Improve your conc'lntr1tioft p, bad '-"•ht In fter and atudy alc:il\s, increase your vitality l sex 1pp11I. But whatever the 2,000 other Once oblalned, the coins money was --. a !slsnda do, the Ya-don1 to be balanced on lrall canoes the first ybrs ol the century. , ,__ ,_ .... '"' ',. •. ~ eel _._,.,. •·---y al ·.,.,,. C.... ._. 1-. ... ......,. At ...._ IW. ... appear _ _.. for an~"--and cani _.,..... -VJ •~ apese so -radical. 1~' lNUU& seas back Mme qalD. Often elaborate shell money ·-1201 ...__ lhtl.. c.... ..... No -:-1,.,u1_ -.1•e '---yet whole a:JllVOYI . or Z8 canoes collected at great risk by l.Kme: W-4., M. M. IP·•· llWWv•-J "" uaa would d1llpP.UI' ancient mariners -with i1t1ch 5Mr .... • rt1IM. hll IMll 9t S-. AH frwae' succeeded In covering Yapese The -~" .aluabl nl, --"d al that It Is stlD 714"'3 ... 111 llON • .fll. , .... r.11. -en's •--•--~-, •·• an , ...., v e ~ v ue . .. ..,.,.. ~ Ul1:83wt "'a \.h,•....1---f 'onall used Il teraJ U ·DONATtoN IMCLUDlfl 11,lllMMllfn ANO lpcrease in foreign tourists Yapese WIMWUllla recoun.., ~ io!ns. ,as~ flllU LIT~llATUll ON HVCHO<VlllMllTICS pmnpted the loeal legislature =..n ~~ ~ ~ Only a few stone coinlhave Hr Tlo;s Out So You Won't FORGE to bao lkirla that do not cover to their wrists 80 that if they--'------~-==='------------ the knees. lost them at aea, they wouldn't But Iarge«ale toor1am Is have the shame of retarnlng Maoy lett POiand as children, were raised in bea.Uy l'Ollab neighbomooda In the .J1.f/:1 =-J:il =.i. and through frlenda and relations maintained cloae ties with the old country. not encouraged by the Yapese, empty-handed. , whose elaborately n!lued Ille In the late IJllOll, a brassy atyle bas outWled Spanish JrisJ>.Americao remembered conqulstadom, German aa Illa Majesty O'Keele tilmed ·' empire bulldifrs, the Japanese up from a shipwreck. Be left war effort, the Peace ~ and brollgbl ~cit a 'lllinese .... Jll!tMe ....,.ica. ~ and bm&dla~ \et to . J.fosl tour1ala wm di 'tfOl'k on Yap'•-· ' ~ llere '.head stralgbt !or the O'Keele qutckly learned tbat Wrap up your windows in satin ·anct st1eer&.'"l 'r, f We've wrapped up But what brought them back in old age was primarily one _ thing -money. \)(.' ~. "Now I can do things I ~:j:4'«,J! alway1 wanted but couldn't ~*~~~ ,, air ~ " -'alned E I $i 14@ '' • ' To~~.:.Sk, ~.,. retired w~ tiriM'.-~;-, magazine photographer and uP1 T-... president of Wa~.w's Polish-LOW CRIME, LOW LIVING COSTS BECKON Amencan club. My dollar Casimir Nowacki and Wife Return to Poland goes a long way here." That's where the Polish ~ government comes In. Polaod Warsaw. He paid $4,310 for the coontry In 1971 as in New badly needa dollars and It place and since !hen haa apent York City alone In six months. required II I I I and several thousand z I o t l e s a soc a seeur ty "A person can have peace of , h •-t from the installinganall·electric pension c ecu sen mind here," said Stanlev United Stat be nverted kitchen, custom m a d e r. es l'O Mlller, 65, r,tifed director of intolocalcurrency. cupboards, 8 stereo and pu·blic Works from T t the d al carpeting· In the balbroom. o swee en e , Hamtramck,, Mich. "It's not however, authorities pay 28 "If I were living in New eel whe 1111 Polish zlotJes for each dotlar York I'd have to spend flOO a an arm cantp re instead Of the official rate of month just on rent," be said. pearorcundent J:al~~ people walk 22 blch traosl "That's one third of our ' w can orm a Income -and what would I Few report problems In modest U.S. penalon lnlo a Uvl•• here. Most speak l'Ollab bonanza in a country where get for $100 in New York these ... the average salary is 2,500 da)'s?" and flt into the community. zJoties $120 8 month. Living costs are low here, They also can get dollars from "My wife and 1 each get a too. Food is cheap and ao Is frlenda In the Ul!lfed States If social security check for about clothing. Health servioes are they want to go to the West. $150," said Nowacki, who was soclali1.ed, which ii important Ukewise there b never a working in a Wall Street to older folks. An opera ticket question of losing one's investment house when he costs 50 zloties, about $2, a cittzenshlp or U.S. passport. 111 retired. • · Aft e r some etreetcar ride one zloty, f can leave whenever I want to deductions, that works out to cents. pack up and go," said 16,000 zloties each month." Another attractive fact.or is Nowacki, w.bo -like many of Nowacki and his wife Jive in the lack of crime in Poland, the PoJ.lsb.Americans here - a comfortable three-room where as many murders were spends winter v a c It Jon I apartment in d o w n t o w n committed in the whole aboard Polish ateamsblps . . ----------------..0..--J Thief Picks Wrong One DETROIT (UP IJ -Two bearded, long-haired Wayne siate University Public Safety officers arrested John W. Thomas. 25, Thursday when he offered to sell them a typewriter for $25. . Patrolmen John Knechtges and Kenneth 1akow became interolled When thoJ a&W the prominent univenlty property lag aHixed to the typowrller. 'lliey returned the maeblne lo the Department of Engllsh, where If had been reported al4len half an hour earher - and took Tboma• to the Utb prectnet polJ<e station. Where To Go • Fancy Goldfish COLOll .... c.a .... ' ..... e IN I -. ..,. ·-·- ORANDAS 79~ to $50.00 ~ -a • PVMn • U•HTI • l'OOD llANKAMERICARD WELCOME Pacific Goldfish Fann 14700 GWIENWEST, WESTMINSTER a...,.... ....... -.... .._,, =~'tw ~ 'ln-7105 f 8tone money, snapping picture the only thing that would allef picture of the glgaotlc make the Yapese go through stone wheels with holes In the the sapping task of ""8Ping a neat price. ' Perm sale. Last Week. We're making waves so ,you can save 30°/o. ()ur 4' most popular national brand ,permanents are on salQ.1,\1!' Include haircut, shamp-oo, set. 'Balsam_ Plus', reg, 12.50, now 8.75 'Protelne', reg. •1s, now 10,50 'Phase7',reg.17.50,now12.25 'Triumph', reg. •20, now •14 ....,, __ _ ....... ···~ ) I Just$a. a yard for both. . f ' ' ~ ' . ~ • . ._ Cll "''"&At ltofM DDoo11•a111Allnl4111aiu.""°b .. au••• Y11t1• .... ....,..,,., ... Llh I 1 7'· Clrpalln• a;1111Ma • JCPenney , JCPenney bMutY 11101 r , . '-wwllllt,_...lalllilllW, Shop SllndaY noon to 5 P.lle at1he following storee: -FASHION ISLAND, Neap .. INcli (714) '44-2313. WUNTIN6TON CENTER, H1111t..,._ ... 171., . • • ~ • l , I ' '1enhlls Going Up Government Costs Hiked I &ACRAMllNro !AP) ,.,. ronl<ld to the LeiWllure scooter1 from Gen• r al Ollloe apace In CallfOr11l1'1 fer IUI mUlloo a Y'"'· Ntxt Services at 191 a moalb plua I IOl-IOIN>ld, golcl-&med alale ftlr the price levied by the cents a mile, and the ; Clpilol la go~ to «)It ~ Department of G • n • r • l governor's orru:e r<n!J 1 twill llom ,.,,. oc, a aew sute ~ will be IU mllliOn. enllne jet plane from _.i govft'nment price book ' (;ooeral Serilces ls lhe-1100 services al IS2$ an hO<Jr. reveals. mlUl01> .. f•lf catcl>all ~enci: Departmenl s p o k e 1 m a n '!be new price SC!iiilule wlll which ~ supplies tor James Burge said that the boost the rent oo lhe other state departments, coet of the motor ~ ii CAllfQDllll 90vemor'1 llllle of <llllceo on manqeo an aaortmen\ of n going up hall a penny a mile 1111111 the first floor of the Caple.I bulldlnp 1or aboot 40 other next year becauae of increued '-------.J from 11181'(38 In the aurenl , stale agenclea and provides maintenance costs. But ll>e Jtt flacal year to 1125,491 for the IUcb div-servlcoa as . plane rental might come clown )'ear beginning next July I. plumbing and aceounllng and a lltlle becauae the atate 1ets , '!be f!ve 'lloon above GoY. auto reatall. a-tlltbewlmneofU114 Rooald Reaa111•1 Cepltot suite 'Ille state police ....rt molor of the plane ls blgb eooug11. ''I'll tell you why I'm here. 'lbere are tea lite her working In my husband's office." • Judge Dismisses Suit For Jail Improvement SAN FRANCii>CO (AP) - A jud£e has dismissed a suit by sheriff Richard Hongisto to force the · city to give him • Walsli New 1'.ransport ' Chairman SACRAMENTO : AP) -The Senate Tran sport at ion QJnunittee has a new cbl}irmiJ.ll today. He is Sep. Lawrence E. Walsh ({).Huntington Park), named to replace Sen. Jack Scbrade (R-&!n Diego), who remains on the committee. Commiitee assignments are made and chairmen appointed by the Senate Rules Committee, which is beaded by the iresident pro tem, James R. Mills (D-San.Diego). '.., '( ... ' Americ $50,000 in revenue sharing funds to bring the jails 'Up to standard. Superior Court Judge Joseph Karesh .said the complaint sought too ·many thingJ at once and was too complex. l 1 He told HoJlilslo's attorney • Carol Ruth Sliver be would ' issue an alternative writ and \ lei !!le maUer go belcre I another ooort II the petlllon would simply seek an order to · improve the Jails and 11'111& them up to what the llhertff called minimum etandarda: required by state law. I Miss Silver said she bas not yet decided whether to amend the complaint , er appeal Kareah'• ruling .' "If the ooort did order the jails be brought up tO the standards," Kiresh had said, "'the ooort woold have to onler the sheriff to do IL The court wouldni order the Ma)'OI' and Supeniaon;to do it." To Tour .in Riissia SAN FRANCISCO IAP l - 1be San Francisco Symphony will be the first American Bureaucratic • Doubleudk SACRAMENTO (AP) - The January prize.winner In lbeie. mo•nlb,ly gobbledygOOk 1 contest of one California s t a t e government-publication: "Employe's account of lll'cident: '\\'bell I pushed the file dre-closed, my rlgb! thumb. got caught In the drawer! 11Supervfapr'• account of same accident: 'Failure of em ploye to accurately esilmale drawer closure · speed for jimely removal of digit'." 1be monbii, contest for "examples'Of bureaucratic doubletalk.'' is sponsored by the -slelter of the Calilomi8 Oepartmeril of Human -.Resources 0r:~~:-t a II y , ihe1 Callfona )Jeperlment of Human, Re.sources llevelo-1 WU -as the alale Department of Employment unUI three years ago.• . " orchestra to tour the &Ylet Union slnce 1965, ·&be state Department has anndimood. '!be department aald the sympl>loy, conduct..i b~ Slejl Ozawa, will tour Rull!ia In June under the U.S.-SOvlet cultural exchange agroement. The orchestra, whldl will perform II or 12 coooerlw"" a tlklay tour, will Ol!!".,.ln • Leningrad and also •-In Vilnius and M-. , -The orcbestra, wHb pat piano soSoiat Andre Watts, ls scheduled to malte a prl•ate tour of Wealem Europe before Its So\'let enpgemenL 1be last _American sympbooj orchestra Io perform In the Soviet Union WU the Cleveland Ordieslra In April and May of 1985. City to Assist Returning Vets ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The city of !;Jo Allgeiu DOW has a "veterans ombudsman" to help tbo6e returninl ln>m I the Vletnam ·War. · 110ur \rietnam vetenna:.,fAce a pertiCularly d 1111 c a It cball<ap," Aki Mayor Sim Yorty ~. appointing Ray LQ.za to the post. Loza, •• eervtd 1n mcmm tor 11 mootbs. , (THE VlKING WELCOMES •.. ''1"• Vilcb19" wefcam11 1 •• all w1rr1~ty ,,pain, no ,.,•tt•r where _y~u ~ your FORD. MERCURY or LINCOLl'I l'RODUCT. An "(• .. k 11 tM t you 9iv• u1 tht oppOf'tuRity to 1.m you ••• Wa Know You'll lo llKkl ' $USTAFSON UNCOLN.J:.DCUIY 16t00 llACH ILVD. • HU TON llACH ....... .,.. .... ~ ... ¥llllot" ' PID oa. ~ with thl• Ad ••• our way of ••vlng ''TMANU.." ~ Art ~ ...... I l ' ' lroww,, Red, Dirk llut. . All.SIDS REG. $9.50 $ 97 WE'VE GOT IT WfffN YOU. NffD IT Jockey Brand Valentine SOCKS and SHORTS IRIEn TOOi SOCKS ·2~ BRIEFS & BOXERS 1·PllNT IBll Cllec!r .......... . ......... , .... . ..... c.n.. ...... I ... ~11.00 ........... NOW . ! .•300 -'3" I Sundq, Fobnt.vy 4. 197) DAILY PILOT A f Brown Preparing Plan For Voter Registration SACRAMENTO !AP) -lo make it easier to reg!aler." Secretary of Slate Edmund G. At the aame time. Brown, a Brown Jr. aa)'I be ii worltlng Dtmocrat and Ubly candidate . on a plan to make II eaaltr to !or governor In 117 4 • r<Clsler to vote In Cllllornla announced that I.I mllllon -and to stay registered. Clllfomlans had been strieken The 'procesa would Include a from voter registration llstt - SYJ~ to allow eon,Unual as required by law -because regi.straUon by maU, .Srown they failed to vote at the said in a statemmt. geoenl e l e c t i o n last "It Js distressing that onJy November. . 64 -t of our eligible · The purge hit Democrats the cltizen.s are registered to heaviest. They lost 19 pettent '! vote," Brown said. "We must of their 5.8 mi!lion ell&ible find waya to enc:out!'ge voten, Brown said . partlclpallon In electloos and Republicans lool 14 perc<nt. I r I [oleman,; I LANTERN Moon no 3 LI. DACION SUIPINI UI .•• .,.. Garland ...... .._ CM' .. .. .... ... , ... Plnlr.llw,hlln -e.. ...... .. ' ..•.. ., . •25 00 Garland .......... hfll .. llp -•10" I I . l ' • • . . i ·~ • ' , • • , . ' ! ' • • • l ' • • ' . I • I " • : A Jf DAJLY PILOT • : Rape Trial Sebedllled FQr ).larch SANTA ANA -A trtnSleqt ldentlfled a& tb<rman wh<> ~ women in the Newport Beach and Santa Ana area• llaa bem ordered to face trial March 7 In Orange County Superioc Court. Judie James Turner set the trial dale for William Kenneth Gcod, 34, and ordered the ~ fendaJll to be ntumed to bis courtroom Feb. 16 for a pre- trial hearing. Gcod Is beld In county jail witb ball set at $25,000. Tbe Grand Jury lndicied Good on three oount.t of forcible rape after hearing testlmoo)' that he attacked and rl!J)Od a woman In a Newport Beach poridllg lot as ahe wu attempting to starl · ber car. S@ldar, F......, 4, 1973 Elerted Roger Anderson of Huntington Beach ha& been elected chairman of the Orange County Committee on School District• Organiiatioo. He is a member of the county education board. • Door-io-door · Serviee New B111 Service Launched in La Habra L.\ HABRA -A DW+RJde ......................... Tbundm)' iD IA Habra. Ofliclili laid thlll tbo public 1'11J myslem will Pict, • ..,.. up at 1llelt bar&. ud·dellftr them to any destinalioo In tbe cllyfor50-. mrnber of people making the official• pointed to an lrlp. envlrotmM!ltal r.ctar -all W'tlhln :II lninutes. and buses an )lOftnd by Iotr- p-'N)' ....... • 17· pollution propane etJllnem. A discount ~ conto!ni!>1 111 eocer arr conditioned bu• 10 ttcketa co.u '3.51) or 35 -·po!t-up-al the door. Al cents 1 ride. a;pit tbe waltway will be Several bundred people "P"'iel'led f« aalety. gatbered II the La Habra 'Ibis public tul service wiD operate 11> da)'ll • week, 12 boon a day. · Dlal+RJde will pick a Civic Cenler Thursday to bear penz up at the ume time words of praile f<r the .._., mondtti. escepl Sunday system. "'------~ Here'• bow it works. A mid<nt places a leie1D>ne call to '94-m3. He tells tbe operator where be lives and when! he wants lo go and tbe wltb caJy -call. Orange County Tl1mait In addition to the 17 aeata, a District Board 'chairman large stonge net Ito provided Ralph Clark predicted that the !or· sboppioc bop, school Dial-a-Ride buses would soon boob or lttocb pall&. And be found ii' every :<>range ' County community and !bat connecting )Ines of r<gqlar ...... ...Wd lint the city lines. Transfer& woold be free. Trip'le Murthr Tri.al ·Date Set for Feb. 28 SANTA ANA -A - delmy bM -ll'l!lled In Ille Orange ODutllJ Qiperlor Court murder trial ot a llllll IC<ttlOd ot tilling hlto .. qed wile and he( ,,... .......... . her l'bilillln Volley lboe "'4 then8lilnlonto1111-1* wife'• girl frill& al her Wedm!nd«mplllmelJI. lii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mt Pr..idlng Jlldge - -set Feb. 11 u the -HEALTH d!ote rfar Ibo trial ot ~ .... -- ---lprll llatcUt, 50, of Anaheim, • -............ DIMitl .... '"'11ree -ot flnt tiecree HOAG HOSPITAL .... amlled July • --.... Couple Brings Suit In Death of Child • ~A ANA A Huntington Beach couple who claim negligence by the city and a local hardware company contrlbuied lo tbe dealh of tbelr young daughter In a traffic accident have sued the city, tbe l"'mpany and tbe two occupaniaj of e car that collided with tbe child for $402,000. Named as defendants in the <>ranee County Superior Coo1t lawsuit filed by Andries and , Cathrin De Jong of 1991% Gloucester Lane, are the city, Natiooal Lumber and Supply, Inc. and a FOWltain Valley father and son, Calvin Cotton and Joim Calvin Collon . It is alleged that the city and the hardware firm failed to take sufficient precautions to prolecl onlookers Last' May 20 when the firm staged a sales promotional e v e n t surrounding Ila premises at 19912 Brookhursl St. Teedora AntoineUe De Jong, Firm Sued Fo 1 . T' ~ BlowQUt SANTA ANA-· A major lire manufacturer and the ~ta Mesa firm that sold one of ils products have been sued for $500,000 by three penons whn claim their auto accident and serioUJ injuries stemmed from the tire'a eiploslon. Ruth Hanley, 26675 Cali Ci a Drive, Laguna Hills, and her parenta, Frances and Fred Berndt, name the B. F. Good· rich nre Company and Jones Tire Service, Inc., Costa Mesa, as defendants in the Orange County SUperior &>urt lawsuit . Mrs. Hanley states in the actk>n that her husband, PauJ, bought the retread tire Jan. 28, 1972, from the Jories outlet. She cla1nts thlit she anll her parent& later received serious injuries in a crash caused by the tire's explosion. Qeatla Notk!es COMAHT Roger C. Conant, 1191 SS, ol NO. ID Hlll'lllnO'OI) 51.. HuntlflRIO!I B•K'1, "..-_..., Fib. 2. 51.1rv1wc1 by nit Wlft MM c-nt, 2 bl'OllWf'S. HHlll incl o...ld Con1nt, one tht..-, Fr1n- cn. A m..-n1:1er of Elkl ~ No. 19ffl N1v..i FINI Rftlll'W Incl lhl EntlMln 1nc1 Ma111,.. Anod1Uon. SIMAI '#Ill I» Tf,IMdly, 11 1.m. 111 SmitM Chlip94, '27 Mlln SI., Hunt· Jnvtoft INcll. Vhftlfloll MonGfly . t a.m. lo ' 11.m. FlmflY $11!10eSls <~ 1rtbt.rtl-bt mlM to 11111! Haar! fund. Sml!M Mor1111ry di~· ARBUCKLE & SGN WESTCLIFF MORTIJARY Ci E. 17th st., Co1ta l-1esa -BALTZ-B:RGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar C73-'450 Coita Mesa 141-IUI • BEU. BROADWAY MORTUARY Ut Broadway, Costa Mesa IJ H433 • McOORMICK LAGUNA BEACll MORTIJARY 17'1 Lttplia Ca,.yo• lid. -I • PAarlC VIEW ,_,.l,PAlllt 0e I l"l:. , -:"'"*I -PMlllc VleW DriYe Newi-t .-. Collfornlll llU'ltt • pDI[ FAMILY COLONIAL nJNERAL -.... A.._ .. I I • ·-.... .LniAAY __ .. I . .,.._ ... the lawsuit states, was an onlooker at the event and was struck by a car at the Intersection of G a r r i e I d Avenu~ and Kukui Drive. The complaint notes that John Calvin Cotton. a minor, was at the wheel of the vehicle. Cultural Art Aides Sought The Weatminster School District is seeking volunteen wbo can aid teachers in the district's cultural arts irogram. D l s t r i c t SUperintendent WilUam Dolph aaid school district resideots are being sooghl who can.help out In tbe elementary schools in aeveral capacities related to music, drawing and dancing. Dolph said residents who have artistic talents are peeded as well as those who 1 ·~ aerve as cullural arts plan cultural arts mm. 11\.teresled' -IS may contacl their~ achoo! or the district offices al 14121 Cedarwood Ave., 1194-7311. Law Library President Ewcted SANTA ANA -Att6r'ney Frank Manzo has been elected president of the Orange Coun- ty Law Library Board of Trustees. Other officers named in- clude ?.!unicipal Judge James Smith, vice president : Municipal Judge Philip E. Schwab, secretary, and · law librarian Mrs. Bethan J. Ochal, recording secretary. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich of the third dlstrlcl replaced his defeated opponent, William J. Phillips, as 1 a member of the library board. A holdover board member is superior Court Judge William S. Lee. Sen.tencing Ordered Postponed SANTA ANA - A !urtber delay has been ordered In the Orange County Superior Court se'ntencing of Newport Beach builder Henry Ware Sprague fo!IOwing hls conviction on charges of pimping and conspiracy to commit pros:Ututton. Judge Kenneth Williatn1 ordered Sprague. 51. o! 64 Beacon Bay. to return to his courtroom Feb. 16 for sentonc- lng that could put the conhc: tor In stale prison !or one to 10 years . Sprague was arrested Feb. 29. 19'11, by Investigators who said hil.. t;xecutive Escort ~ olli<es al Z1tZ ~ St., Irvine, wtre being 1IJed as tbe base for a pnaotitutlon rlnc patrooir.ed by w e a I t b y businessmen. Chbrges against six of eight women arrested with Sprague were later dismissed. Thelr companions ...,.. fined after pleadlnc guUty to ie- charia- KIDS IJKE UNCLE LEN me see our6mo I • . • • patio hoDtes! I . • • • • $29,995 to only$41,995 and you •can move in today! How's that for startersl.One or two stories-2, 3, 4, or 5 bedrooms. Bonus extras like big farm kitchens filled with Tappan appliances, fireplaces and c.arpeling, and complete fencing ~II around your property! Take our 4 bedroom Brookfield model for a popular example. It's designed with all the features you've asked fo~I Architecture with a flair, from sweeping roof line to upper balcony. Huge open styled kitchen-living room area for real enter· taining, And upstairs, an entire master "wing': with -private den, and bath!-All this frofll'$381995, · • Greentree's patio styling makes the most of indoor/outdoor living, with every ~quare foot of yard area useable for patio or gardens. The Greentree neighborhood has its 0wn private recreation i:enter with swimmi'1 j>ool, pedestrian paseos, a 5-acre park and 10-acreKhpol site, And in Greentree, you're clo~e to all the best of the ll'lli e CompanYs master planntll nvironment- re(;(ealion, good schools, Fashida Island, the UCI campus and the ocean fuo of NeWport Beach. We're midway between the.SantaAna and San Diego Freeways. Take the Culvedtoad exit to Walnut and you'll see Greentree! •• • • • I ' . ' .... _ .. __ .... _ , ----.. -.. --·- Mf8•Re~ Book· Preserves . . I' !L ' Hi "L1:Dr:al{y ~. sto;ry ~.\!! El)WARDs ' · ., ... aaur. ,.,..-,...,_,...- A yellowed, doc-book :i~~~ today a ~tm.llenl .. the lbelves,, ti.' (he.i ~-"Mes8. Publ!C Lll!rary: N ,"u•'1t "nevei1beless the -•y.jl>Porint chtllnlcleof iho. ~ and ~ Or the Colla' ,Mesa ll~ 'kltce It bep.n1ln a beck room a)::K>ve a blDk i The chrolllcle is the work of Mias Sanh Cooant, the dfy'~ . !lrsl permanent librarian, who died In 19114 but lell> a ~ tllal oumved her. The boot is filled wjlb detailed accounb of peoplo ,Ibo he Ip e d the lllnry, newspaper clippings of book ""1en by -10c81 dllzom, pholograplls and her -J)l!nana1 cwnpients about her Wofk from 1924 to 19111. Ft.ff~ [fBRARIAH Siroh, Cononi · 1. . . . . . ~:iie lnsl'de cover, Miss --~dozen boob. He Ibo wrote In loo(hand, loaned the dty a vacant ·~. (counfy) bu not •f.: ,factory lwlldlng on Pennaln peared to value each towns Way: Ille"' name then for the 1jcord. They only keep gen· "f'al counfy record." alley behind N e w p o r t . The library begao wbeo Boulevard between ath Street members ol the Friday and Broadway. An!! he pild Alternoon Womao's Cluh the taxes and uWlfy ~while ~led a oommlttee to look the library was housed there tlllo startlnc a library In '\D01)1!1'11tkm with the counfy. from 1921 to 1951. The women bepn lootlnc Mn. Spencer wrote the · • fw book dooon a n d library's !lrsl w r I ti e n oupervillnc the lending of objeclloo "' a clrculaled book: bnob as eerlY u !JD unW '"Ibis b .the-ofbook.lhal"I they ollered the Job to Miss object to aerloull1. 11 """"'""' Omant. · a (nlduate . of ado · all -.1 hat I ha" i!oulhem llllnob Normal· trlOcl.lo. do lo make the library , Unlverslfy In En&Jlsh and a B!"'d lnDuence." r, hlm'f. . The -. '"!lie Glill cl • "! toolt the lllnry 11<rk 'Europe," bf. ~ Apt! 10,.1924 11114 worted unW Altabel~, IJ . still being , Jjily -counfy pay from , cln:Ulated today. t to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Miis Conant held Saturday 'lhllioday and Saturday," she morning Story Ho!ir readlnp wrote oo lbe !lrsl page of her for children and she started n.-i. . the Rocket Club and the. Hal , From then on, ilie was paid Club lo enc:oarqe ·ehlldren lo *35 a moolh by the Orange read during the 11U111IDe?. She Coanl1 Free Library. -.she recordl that book review •r bought property al 3012 Cllll seaslool aod Splnlsh classes Drive .. Newport Beach, aod were lield In the library and a qved In a boule there with her group that lllUdled poll-war ~ slsl.en, Lyda and Edith, pro111ems l!egan to meet there ~ lhelr -· ID 190. . , · ~,.._ recorded monlhly and A -lnJDrJ fnlm a fall • •1 Ir ...._ .0•••••'• told how local residmll -In ltll. Her a!Ji.r1 the lilnry. ·()ne Lyda;toolt on her dUllea unW was James~ a ~ llbrulan wa Boc:llester: "At the present found. Sarah Oilanl died • at time (ml) be gives hlJ her Newport Beacll' t.Ome In e'Tm!nia to the Coal& llfaa 1111 al Iha age of •· Library' where be holds open One of the Jui - from I to I , p.m. (while pasted In her --la a · reeding newspepen) that Ille ~ -to hei Sf . ,_, .,. Pl~. may. have e-1nf CoMa Meas. librarlao. '"!11e .,.,....1o book and magazines » wldelpread uaeotlocalllbriry · and the children a plaoe to '· fadliUea was dt-ated In atay off the lllroel," she wrote. the c:umal Qranp (:ounly Mrs. Faony Bbhy Spencer, Library aonual ~ which poet and author was· the showed that approzlniately "1ndpal book -untll her one oul of every alz Coal& death In mo. She hired the Meeaos IJ a patron of the local llbrulan "to keep library open lnnch library. Thia II'. an the other two dafl and calalog unueualJ)' high per capita hernearlf2,000boob(abeput flclJre for library ._., in lilnry)," Miss Conant I acoordiDI( to &D Oc:I. Ii, 1141 wrote. . clipping from the Olola .,... W. Corl ,Spencer gave Globe-Herald. - Guerrillii Jf a~ R~g(}S~ ~ In Ne,,A, 'York-Police . •• REG. 11Ul ' tH.ll m.11 251.ll 2lt.ll all nuJ ' S41od<J, f""-4, 191) DAILY PILOT ..t JJ l WHlft P•OllT P•ISINIS PANASONIC AT SAYINGS ll(SCllP110l s1au 000112 cu. n. unis. $11 2-11. -.FIOST, 12.1 CU. A. REF· $21 S11 2-tt.IBU FIOST 14.5 Cl. n . au. .-u-.110-FltSTlUCU.n.ap. $?l llUIE 11 CU. n. llMJ FIOST IEF: $11 s ..... DUftll llD-flll1 llf. . I • ymr ~"'~w . Ll&&TLe- • • • SAVE '511 ••• !1 lrlff. ~.'tt~ POITABU com ·TB.EVllllN DUI 115. DIKOUllT PllCI 42'.97 • !Ii A iun --el l'lnl!Onic fealwa, 226 "I· i•. "'*in1 .. • • J intt111ted emits • ~ illloioated ·sett s.r '°"' coobol • llluminol!d Paulocl: If! "'ttoo • lloisl ancello< ci1t11tt • Set-"'4- f«J<l tuninr • Sffanll U1IF -• Vacaliol swib:~ • W1I01t ir•il cabinet SAVE '11 ••• 11" i::tr~ Piil. 1V 1111 mm tmnmm DUI 115. 12'.t7 • Li1irt. in wei11tt. ~ig"" in per-t>rmata • 8 sor~ slatt dt'/icn • 3 IF sta1es • Mooopo~ Vlf IOd U1IF loop ..-.. • 31>" round dynomic " ....... 11.imt irai• ... 111 ... ' 8119 SAVE '7li ... ICI !5" ,,'tt~i cm.11~·•111VR ·°'1111,llt.'7 • BIBIBIAl•S • s f 2 DA1S OILY _ SUNDAY AND 11•9i~y l AS ouAllllTllS AM LIMl'llD REG. " D $41 s.H.Dl'\.El Mt flOSTll CU. A. IEf. 599,91 24 cu. n. s.11. DUflll IEf • $51 121.n $11 10 CU. n . UPllSllT flEllEI 159.tl ' Sll t3.1 cu. n. IPllSHf FIEEIEl lllJl $11 l$J Cl. n . UPll&Hf FIEEZEl • 2'1Jl 11m 1 mst15.1 cu. n. uElltl $21 waE n cu. n. '"'"" nEEit• auY Tiii ••n •llANDI PO• Liii AT WMIU ••OllT I • 11m HOUIS, MONDAY tn FlllAY 12 -111 N • SA.,_ & '*' 11 • 11 J PM • ADYEITIS(D llllCllAMOISl Mill AT WT U • PllCU EfF[ClM Mt .,..,, FUlllAl'f I . COSTA .MESA SAN DIEGO FREEWAY AT BRISTOL I .,_an, WIStmlml' ios -nn MA1n ......... II. 11.f •SAT. & SI .. la.7 ....... .-.an __ ,_ "'"'·-·· ........... _1.,,.. ... -·-•l-11• lll .... AltWKI ·•~<lft •WllfUHllTH .,. utNlll 11'\D~·· . ,. ..... ._.,, .,. ... _. ... .. u..IC..,..IW •k u-. ... .s•• ' I • ' • • • t . I • ~, ·' • l ·--·--· -· ·~·--·--~- At~ou Service -·-- ~~--~--------------------~ - • I • • ------~-----·--~- • • . will ND M'iloday, Wedr"*1 and Fridai It 7 1.m. A t11in1 oeriea ot lnlldcuu ot the 0 Comm0er Contest" will lllrt tta nm .. Moodot, Feb. It on !!:<Sr 0-mel S. ll will sbow -,, W..._, lllid Friday 11 l :IO p.m. Students may enroll In the daaa '!I' unW the day the last -ot -begins. . • The broadcast scbedule f,.. the geography class ts: KTrV-TV OianMI 11. Monday, Wodne>day and li'rlday, I:•. a.m. to 7 a.m .. ~ Feb. U; KllJ' TV Olannel 9, ldoodoT. Wedneoclly anct Friday, 7:30 a.m., beclmlDI Feb. U; anct -XC!:r·TV Channel _, Monday ~ W-Y. and FrldOy, 3:IO p.ni., beginning Feb. 19. • For "As Man Behave1,'' the ~ is : KOCE-TV Cbannel 50, Tueoday anct 'fhursday, 4 p.m. 10 4:19 p.m., ~ Feb. S; Clumnel 50, 'l'ueslay Thur!day S p.m., beglnnlnl Feb, I; anct Channel 50, Wednesday anil Friday, l :JI p.m., beginning Feb. 7. Students may view the llhcnn u allon .. they wish, but olflclall say anly ... ·Viewing is ~ired. J I ., '' ... 1 • J: DAILY PILOT • ' ' . ' ' ' . • • • • ' . ' . . ' ' ' . . .. GOOCI Deed People DAILY PM.OT ... ""'!' Slaut-in Helps o..t Nellie Sympoon Is a slnrt·in, but without leaving her home this Newport Beach resident bas brightened the lives of the dliklren at Falriew State HoopitaL · The 84-year-old band llitches brlgbUy-eolored squares ol cloth Into tops for quilts. To date she bu llitclled an amazing lliOO quilt top&. Members ol the Newport Harbor Gnndmotben Club (of which her daughter Is a past president) put the finishing touches oo the qullla at monthly meetings in the boopital's ll8WiDg l'OOfll. The club recently honored their busieBt vol1111- teer for her oerri~. YouCanHelp If you we lllterested in helping agencies on a voluntary -., U...... ara numerous areas which mlgbt appeal Just call the Volunteer Bureau of West Orange County, 11412 Stan· !on! Ave., Garden Grove, 530-2370, to find a suitable pooition. Head start'Progmn In Huntington Beacll ls seeking class- room asm.tanls. Being bi-lingual would be helpful but not nec- essary. Prelcltool teaching experience Is needed u subotitute teacben who would IO OD a standby list. &i•<ks and lunch are part of the pro.fed, so one volun· teer a day Is needed to aid the cook. Mrs. Jan I.anon may be called It 5»2370 for Information. Indiridual> or groups who would undertake a Books on W,heels program for shut-Ins in rest and convaleocent homes will find the Main stz.!et public library, Huntington Beach eager to work with ihem. Volunteen would learn residents' preferenceo, pick out books suited to them llld then deliver and pick up books later. Once-a-month art displays in the homes also would be an ezcellent ~ect. Those involved would seek out artists, pho- tographers ools and art guilds for exhibits. VolunlA!ers would be ttquired to gather and bang the dis· plays and then return them later. Also contact Mrs. Larson at 530-2370. Help for You All Of us fear personal violence, but the odds of being murdered or attacked OD the streets are actually very low. There Is, however, the very serious crime to which every Amer- ican Is vulnerable -burglary. There were more than two million burglaries reported in America In 1970, causing a loss of nearly '700 million. In Callfornla, more than half of all maj0< crimes committed are burglaries. Your chance of being burglarized are increasing every year, whether your Income is high or low, whether you are black or white, young or old, apartment-dweller or home- owner. When !earing your home practice the following advice, .it will pay dividends. Going to the market or out to dinner: A resldsnce which presents a lived·in appearance ls a deterent to burglar& Never leave notes which can Inform a burglar that yi>ur house ls unoccupied. Make certain all win- dows and doon are secure. Empty garages advertise your ab- _ce, so close doon. Leave one or more Interior lights on and perhaps a radio playing. Tinlen may be purchased that will tum llgbla on and Oft. Do not leave door keys Wider flower pots or doormata, lnslde unlocked mailbox or in other obvious places. When planning a vacation: Discontinue mllk, newspaper and other deliveries by Phone or in person ahead of time. Do not leave notes. Arrange l!ll' lawn care and have someone remove advertlsllig clrculars regularly. On the olber band, toys acatlered on lawn will mate impression of >CCUPancy. Notify the P01t otflc9 to hold your min or have aome- Cli&e plct It up. !lave :Yl>UJ' telephone temporarily dbconneded Con~ your local l'OliCe ·or sheriff st.Uon and Inform them bow loot you will be cone. Special attention will be given your bome. 11 )'OIE, find a door or window baa been forced open or broken "2111• you were away,. do not enter. The criminal may 11111 be tnsfcle SumQ!Oll the police. Do not touch or clean up lJ111h!ng. II a crllne hu oa:urred. Remember to a1n.ra: lock before you leave, trmt a nm,llbol' 111111 a by and be a conc:emed •elillbor, younelf. 1 I You're • Ill the Army --Wow!· Traditions Topple as Military Goes All Volunreer ·: FORT UJ:WIS, Wuh. (AP) -Dolplte -......,_ .............. haoplo. lllo -pri-ot Ibo U.S. ~--IWI a nw, -lo!!od. ••1Jb there reelt1 ta a new Arm:/." Mid ... prtvale .. be puoed lbt -mach1l>e ln his meu llllL lle<tlns a -Na>, be called GUI, "Bey, -baby.tt OWlde ID liil!i Ntion -puoed. paialed In ill enllroly -.... and llripes """"' ,.. _, ---l)'Dlbol& No one --' to tblDk &be ll&IJt wwtllJ ol Wliina&I. It wu 4:111 in tbe allemm, c:laoHJp ohop time In tbe .... Arrrq. ~ ,_ ............ !leaded for -bis&-to dlanp Into mod -lor ... In town. AD Dlgbt In town for -. at tbelr -pedl -In ...,,,_ -ml purples ml reds and -tbe ~.st ol buuq llllltjlJllna 1111111 uomo.m. And no -i about .....me tomonvw. 'lbat predaliiilndltion .... burled klllC ago by tbe Pentagon. Show up In time fGr Grty -.. at mo, tbe ..,...i IOld. Veterw, especlalJy NOO., - ¢1 ---tlloy lilt ---hlppened l<ftbelr ... •loe. .... l7Jll&d by patemalilm, I I r l c I rrctmmlltion ml unqu ea I Ion! •C obedlmce to tbe --Green Mlcbtne" no• mallor bow polnllesa DllO -mJchl _,.,_ But lt'a a new world now • .. _ of tbe firing JOU hear anxmd --la tbe IOUDd of tbe /trrrq'• . ......t _. being llhat In tbe beod." a beribboned colome1 aid, Oll!y 11111 In bumor. 'Ibo ... Arrrq -tbe lollcal oufll'OWlh, or butard cblld, ....,....., .., vlj!wpolnb, ol l'relldml Nbm'1 order to ;;:,, tbe :;:-::.~""": mlllileerl and computer bdnlct•• M tbe word flllered down from tbe -.tary of tbe Army'a alllce, many proleaatooals bulled their lhouldera and prepuod for tbe WWII. In today'1 Anny, men CID voluor.er for a l!peC!flc post and 'P"'lflc job with bulc training al whichever ..,. of six camps they choose. If the army bresb tbe CCllllrlcl. which Is wrltteo, tbe mau can c:hoo!e to get oot. Starting aalarles are $300 .02 a month, plus room and board. We la aa hassle free aa tbe Army says II CID devise and atlll build ID ef!ectl ... dlaclpllned fighting mrilne. Nol C1111y 11 reveille out, wt so la KP and tbe need for passes to town. Commanders are under .-S to keep :'l1:"~'1.\."""~~= ... _ GI SURROUNDm BY ONE OF ATTRACTIONS OF ARMY LIFE-THE GOODS AT FORT LEWIS PX Emphasis on ~ Wur and Sporting Goods Indicative of Army Gool of s.lay Weak his legitimate needs. Se a s e 1e11 fomationa and Inspections are out. Oiaclpllne, --. II still ....., modi In. And .. la education. Grs Oil three-year lllln -can got up lo two ~ al c:ollege credlta In fl>rma1 das!es, many during Grty hours. 1be Anny beliefts with these m.......,t. it CID ClOIDpele with private Industry foe tbe JOUtb of tbe nation. Recnlillnc .. far !mis to _. tbe Army ClOlTed. M Arrrq dlld al staff Gen. William C. Wesbnoret.lnd prinlely oppooed the imwe, Pentap aources bave said. He -that wi-tbe dnfl tbe Anny woold be too black ml too sborl al brain power. He reportedly-.. lmpoa!ble racial "'1slous and a fi«bllDI! force tbet could not aperale .In the ciimpulerized battlefields of tbe fuime, Old _. lean _.. a lillle simpler. They furesaw rifle ••1•1•••" befnc filled America'• -· When It became _.,,.i, lbe lean of many ro&e. "We bad to turn tbe Anny anxmd to meet the volunteers, not vice verai,'" aid Mag. G<n. WUllam B. Fulton, tbe """"'8l)(flg general at Fort Lewll. When lbe VOLAR, or vobmteer Army, pilot programs begiln In IJ'll, doubting prolesMM!a belleved their wont fean _.. being borne ouL Traditional basic ~ .. ''humanlud" to the point that drill "'leanll ,,... IOI allowed In trainee bomdo• at night. ' - Beer was al'8!lable, drill boun were sborl ml tbq Included lllUe of tbe rock 'em. soct 'em lnlnlng 1¥1 the Anny and all sem.;., lraditlonaUy have COll8ideml a*1Jr neceaary. 'Ibo old idea Wiii that a man bad to be ..,,,l!!lllllj""1 to the point tbel his civilian ldmlily 1111 llrlpped away end then tbe -could let to ~ bulldlng .. -.. llil!llnl !DID. TO e....,.,0.•1 suri>r1ae. the recruils TodaT• training ls -the Anny calJa • happy medhnn. Rec:niits set harder training, WI lbelr lndlridua1 dignity ls not heavily c:ballmpd. The Pentagon 1811 It II producing tbe quaJily Of men needed. Min than Giie N<Xl'sald be would wan! DO part of the new Rodneys (from tbe llaDg term. Rodney Recruit), iJl cue a new sbooUng war breab ouL Sgt. Voaoeal Williams, a Vietnam veteran who bas been with tbe Army'• bulc training P'Of!r"Dl at Fnrt Ord llnce the lncepllm of tbe volt-Anny program. spoke for many In ·tbe Army -be aald: "Under tbe )1ft8eDI lnlnlng I would not want to go Into combat with tbeae men unless tbeJ get more and tougblir training u.n they &"( now." for combat mm jobo, riflemen, tanms and tbe llR, 'Jll&lifY for •• ,,.,_ .. (IDUDUB $l(O In federll laael) CllCO tbq e.mp1e1e lbelr 1n1n1ng. Everyooe fn>lll generals down la under -lo '-' tbe lndtriduallty ol tbe bolklm ranb and play clole attmtlon to with b¥lmlml st.man dnJp«lls, atbtg '"le tct _, .,aem· and .nm 1111111 ......... --al tbe aid -did 11111 ,_ In tbe mrly ._ -tbe tboleigb Oiabaul that la still mder ft1 to mUie the Army allndlve to -1 modi like tbelr lralnlna. In a n"---told Ibo Anny Ibey 1l8Dlal It ,,......., "more ~·" lbal bettor and strongor .... needed 1IDd tbal Ibey didn't feel trallied Well enouah In be good Anny men or lo fight a war. However, ..... NOOs ...... their jlidgment may be lrd!!!e!wd by tbe """ men'• salaries -up to ttne times as mucbu tbe veterampt wbmtheF-. ota1laC ---.... faet--· -mm oacapo oucb~the dr and clmlsi>llOO the ,...., -to go Ibey Cyclists Agree To Repair Desert Damaged by Race The dispute between a U.S. qency ml two motorcycle -over an W!lulhorized desert inolorcycle nice has been aetlled. 1be settlement came after tbe U.S. Bureau of Land Management bad threatened to file sult against the El Cajoo Valley Motorcycle Club att.r 1 a race, sanctioned by the American Molorcycle Assoclatloo (AMA), wu run on a 20-mile coorse !JI tbe Yuba Deoert west of El Ceotro. The llureeu of Land Management claims the r a c I n g motorcycles cut some eight miles of new trail, a total ol about ntoe acres. Under tbe terms reacbed between tbe club, tbe AMA and tbe land qeocy, tbe cllJb agreed: · e TO pay tbe required .....__ use fee of IZZI for tbe nee. •Fair Tax~ Asked Equal Shart! for Singles Sought WASHINGTON (UPI) -A biD bas been -In the Smale -whldl an mmmrltd t:apoyor ""'1ld poy m more -.ta -a married couple with tbe AlllO lllllOUlll al iname. Ila _ .. Sens. -w. Pact- -. (Mlre.) and --· ()).Conn.), llBid --g law 3il mllJian amnartled lupayers P81 ,1.6 billlill In -Ibey would 11111 -to pay If all~ ...... -a1llz. Single people poy .. much .. 211 pd' am more 1n tuos than m&rried people wi1h • lllUdi laoome, they said. 'Ibe dia:rtminltiaD. arises be .... of tbe P•liiatel tu llllodlltt and i.- ol ..... called "'inmme aplittinc". Under tncnme llplllllng, If a busbond ...,. $II.GOO and bla wife earns •10,0llO, llO)' poy -tbe tum clue Clll 11111 the ·-al -joint lnoomi! of '3&,000. -lu nt.. cllmb .. Income cllmb8, twlee the -due on ,18,000 Is ...,. ~ 1"'s than lbe amount due oo ps,ooo. '!be lllblcalf·Pac:lnrood bill would ap- 1111 the -prlnclple to tbe Incomes of ~~A aingle-._ wllh .. inoome of Pl,000 ~ pay twice Ibo tax due OD ID Income of $18,000. Under esWiQI law, Rlhlcoff said, a 2llolle tu)l81a' wi1h an lnoome of $8,000 -~ $l1D-.. thin. married couple -lllllO -ol -· Polygraph Bill Introduced """''"" -by the D-of lllrlpes they wore. Russian Smoke Habits Doubled; Many ,Protest MOSOOW (AP) -Russians .,. smok- ing -.. ~ u they did 10 years ago. Nommokm protest that they are mJoyinf life lea u a """11. 1.10.. --1,0llO -of tbe -line Health -that .......... le puffeni pollute tbe air in OlllDD!lmal ·~ta. trains and -Dlqis, frit- ter away wort time on SlllOldlljl breab and'lbe aet;..i::::w.ti.~ ~ Irate letters In Ill FebnwY Issue. mges respomlble olflcial1 to take up tbe lllnJille. Rulslan ........ apetll the equivalent of $3.1 billion to cultivate their habit In 1971 -tbe latest figures ·--that wu about twice tbe smo spent a decade .... 'Ibey --365 billion cigarettes, eompared to about 538 blllloo In 1be United Stata. e TO rehabilitate tbe ci-t-on lands that ..... damqed to tbe asUsfactlon of tbe Rlvenlde Dislrlct Manager of tbe land IDYWll'· e TO \1Cl!D_plf'l'fth tbe -al Land SAllWIENTO (AP) -Lie In some aiurt proceedings, M•• .. emeat'a ....._._, land Ule -• -...... CIJUld be aid Sen. Arlen F. Gregorio Have you heard about DINNER AT ~ • ...,_... .--· lllmiUal lo I 1111 ~ ())&a-) J>Olnr!ipher - "'luiremonll !JI future races u • -"'IP -a bill ar lie de--mulls are cond!Uoo of the club'• being rutored to inllodDced In the Senate. not llfml•illle u evideoCe. ~~ of Land Manapmml 1.--------------------------.,i ..,...i: .. e Nol to brlng lull eplnat tbe clul> ot AMA • To -lbe club lo good atmllnc for future races on Janda under lbe buruU'I jurl.!dldlon. 1 Dnink Walking Is Hazardous To Your Health BOSTON (UPI) -'Ibo ~ al • -drlvlnc .... ...u -Stale police mtlsll<t allow It ii alae baardous to be a drwW!D pa1osb1an. A study by police abowod lllat a pa-cent of the pedesll1ana over lbe op ol It killed !JI traffic acdd«lla last - wen dnmk. Police baaed tbe1r OOllCh> lions on a ltudy ol 11 pedieotrlln deoU.. BIOod aamplea labD ol 1Jt k!Ilod drl'l1!rl, police aid, lndlcaled that A parcmt ul u. clrtftn over the • ol u nndnmt. • PACIFIC COAST , COUNSELING C~R • ,.., 20, 1m • .,. 111 SOUTH t.AGUllA OFACE* J_, Schlppot, M-S-W. Dlmlclllti- .t 31716 c-it Ilg! 219, ... 401 Sol&lllo Lze 4'7.1911 ..... .,. """' Et • r _. Wz I 11 .,...t.11""9 ht otdw Adults, hmlllos, Cooples, &o """" a.;w-lad"m"""h. Adulooc-..,. Po...t Efkclit-U f,.;""'9 a.. .... l Wa bn • 11u.n.i. feu. ... Ollloe-711 s. ....... c:... ....,. 11 r rs ..,. -mu 11...,.. 'Or• Hz nr ,.., a. 1m 1·1 P PuWlci..ttwte...iwtWI. 1 a-______ , • ~b SOVS> noM 4 PM. TO' PM. -lndudes Iliad -tho ..w,i- • ..... of IDf• -· • RIBS, 1.95 CHICKEN and SPACHElll11.95 1 OflCJCEN Md~··, 1.95 SPACHETTI and TWO RIBS, 1.95 PIZZA and SPACHETTJ, 1.95 PIZZA, 1..40 • • •• ,_ ___ rwr..,.. Pollca llld t.oet perw .... ldlW In all sirtl al tralllc ao:IM II Ill -~lul-. ----------~------------------.. 1 ' l \ • • ' I ENERGY • CRISIS . l Oil a11d Gm Supply Drop1 A.long With Tempera.tUres <~!-A dangerous llhortage ~dry. But~ AJoocl~•\'1! .,· ' ltaOaodgashascausechcit· ,,_ m•~ -~ -bJcli pricing"'~ 1111, liJact ~~ ... Ille! ."";..1. the llbutdown ot llOlDe -Snow ' still grips ' i ' and pleu In COllOUDlerS in cold areas In lhe Midwe.! regions In lower their lhermcr Homec>wne!1 from Wisconsin' stat& in ,..,.. of more clothes. In Rhode la1and have been Bui the nation is getllnl! by. asked In tum• dOwn' 'u,eu, · A , mild Jaouary ID the thermostats. In lhe East, li<lrtheost bu eased the crisi1 government. ""411ni11 . ael\ IOlneWha~ but any !fege of aside antipollution nales t°'1 cold -in lhe Northern allow ~ of some 11ates could lip the delqle plentiful, ii dlrlier, fuels . I ; "''"-between Ille dwindling The effects ere widesperad flJel IUPP'1 aod lhe gradually bul not uoilorm : 1• lengthenlng d a Y s · The -The state of Iowa has · ... dllng competilioo for bought up fuel ' on and begun available fuel could plunge the rationing it on the basis or natQl into a new crisis almost need . ~ r oftf1tigbt. -New Yrok City is allowing 'lbe Cost or Living ComteU, dis~butora who nm out or low meanwbile, bas scheduled a sulfiii' fuel to sell lower grades ~ ~w: t!~beclcg oil that don't meet antipollution r-stand.anls. put ii1to ellect recently by -In Los Angeles, New .aevefal oli companies. York-hound passengers aboard RefJDeries have b e e n an American Airlines 7~ were ·blamed fdr a late start in . infonned they were carrying produci• rue1 oil for heating · an overload of jet fuel to beJp and for trucks, but oil men cover a shortage at New insist the real problem is a York's Kennedy airport. lhortage of crude oil. Jn San An'· · T -Farmers In lhe Midwest ----wruo, ex., a ' •i:Jen:'s a very critical Southern city with large from Nebraska to . Michigan afatage, and from the looks natural gas supplies, city had a late harvest because of of things it's going to get utilities burned fuel oil to• a wet fall. When they toot worse." • says Forrest N. produce electricity because or their soybean and com crops Shumway, PftSideot of The cuts in natural gas and are to grain elevators., they ran Signal Companies, "because now nlllning out of fuel oil. into trouble because there was ~~lh·esdemandare n_?,t keeping -In Denver, Colo., seven a shortage or fuel to operate ~ •• schools closed or limited• lhe grain dryers. Emergency "In a natim. where 6 percent schedules. fuel was trucked mto some ol the world's jJopalaUon -One school distrlcl in• areas. camnmes 35 percent of its M a r y I a n d turned its Truckers and truck stop energy, even mild shortages in thermostats down to 60~ operators throughout the prime fuel liMw 11]> quietly." degrees aod kept operating. \ Midwest are s c r o u n g Ing Some truck stop operators -Jn Boston, officials , for diesel fuel 0 n e admit In paying higher prices warned lhat generating plants, I Minneapolis finn sent a tank for diesel fuel -sometimes schools, industrial plants and truck to Chicago to buy all the three times as much as many homes would run out of diesel fuel available. Other normal -oo the open market low sullur fuel required by truck outfits are reported to when their regular supplies antipollution laws by midweek. be leasing gasoline powered vehicles to slay in business. One <llicago truck stop operator said last week he had 86 stranded vehicles at his station and no fuel He chUmed be had to pay triple the normal price of ten cents a gallon In get a tankerload of oil In serve them. It he hadn '!, he said, food would have spoiled In refrigerated trucks. AnUpoliulioo laws have had an effect In the current crisis with some large coal users swilchlng to fuel oil. And additional stress has been placed on fuel oil supplies by natural gas users who have resorted to fuel oil because high dema~d for natural gas h~ lnlerrupled their supply. Some place the blame for the fuel oil shortage on refmerie9. In Kansas City, Mo., Francis X. Tobin, regional director for the U.S. Office 'Of Emergency Plannini, ·said when healing fuel was' most ·needed In-~ area, pipelines were operating at close In capaclty. Bu~ he said, '12 p0reent of lhe fuel In lhe lines was gasoline aod jet fuel ' uOwever, as one oil company official asked, "ll you were a small ~ what would you he proouclng -\higher ,priced gasoline or the low-priced ~Ung fuel!" --.,,, r . ( . S..,, F......., 4, 1971 DAILY PILOT 8 :J Gas Ratinns Loom For California SALT !AKE CITY (AP),- A Utah -... told a teslslative beorlng OD !11aD lmnlt that be has - -· lhat Plesldent N1mn Will ast ~nett manlh 10 permit gasoline ntioning in the nation. Dr. llilllnp -... • .......... , eng;,_ -ting for llM:ules Corp. and • t'QllSl!dtant for the Uniwnity ol Utah. said Monday he could "MJJ-ly predict" the Nixon request be<ause he 1ftiewed in ~ a draft ol N°ll:Oll's Statr ol the Union .......,. Environmental PrUectioo Agency Administrator William Ruckrlshau s bas Taillights Mounted On Horses """1ll!lel1d Pl rallonlnc for portions of 5oulhenl 'Calli~. Including Orlll1P CWnly. : -said he also .. involved in a study OD possible eoergy shortages tor Herculel. Speaking at l public heariJur on a ~fare mass transtl proposal by a Sall Laite City lawmaker, Brown said that u mas.s transit aystems are not bolstered DOW oo a state and local level, lhe federoJ eovemment wili .... take steps to force a cutdown in use: ot private auto&. Brown said he and a collr.gue at the Unlverslly of Pennsylv..U. reviewed a dr~ of the environmental and 11(61 crisis portion of Nixon's upcoming speech. • "It was in the draft in December," be said, but added polillca! consideratloos may cause Nixon to remove the request for rationing berore be de.liven tbe message In Congress, Brown told lhe legislature's Revenue and Taxation Committee a bili for a local PHILADELPHIA (AP) -ope.ion one-quarter cent sales The city's mounted pclicemen laI In finance a no-fare bus are going In get tailllgh1'. system for transit districts In Al'....,''""' the fuel crisis has And their OOlws wW wear Utah would help reduce fuel ~ shortages and cut down on been eased 1n parts of the while luminous leg :stockings pollutfoo. country by mild January and a rump sheet to make temperatures, officials ~ them more visible to motorists He said vehicles are the -worried about February and at nig.bL prime souree of hazardous I.Ir Mareh. As one ,..._,:&-:-pollution in downtown SiJt ~UMI The pmtable, battery -'-~-City H official p<it ii, "We are at the operated lighta for ollicers ~ · e noted the mercy of the weather. If the will be mounted 00 their federal Environment _-1 weather turns cold, we might bacb. ProlecUm Agency llsta S.h ha•e In resUine cuts... Lake City among lhe 10 moat Officlala and oil men are Police Commissioner Joseph polluted cltiea in the nation. cmcm.-•t .... 00 meeti"" the F. O'Neill said lighting up the He said that even when .. Cl.WU6 ue bone and rider, while on I CWTeOt £uel .shortage aisis, s t r c t e r e 1 h a u s t but some oil men see the patnll, is to increase their emis!im controls go into posslhilily ot aoolber fuel salf!ty. effect In lhe nation In 1975, the shortage this a u m m e r : The city bas SO horses, density of vehicle traffic In pao!ine ~ may have but hopes In Increase this Salt Lake Clly will cause it to to l'OJ'k into the Spring In balJd ll'OOp In 1lO by lbe end of the exceed standards for atr up fuel oil nserves aml year. quality. gasoline suppliis may llUl!er. Ir"---:=.=:~~~~~~--~~---. Kennedy Prorses Care for All .... ? Br9ch~re Maps .. Em('rgen:cy Plans PHYSICAL RBIABILITATION CENTER 11Mrapy -Massa9e -Sauna I 1 1 ..... Na1ot1 ... INSURANCE-INJURY-REHABILITA'l'ION CASES WELFARE PATIENTS ACCEPTED • \' on natural ctigsten In the 1115 Park Ave. Costa MIN 541-1777 ·~~~::~ broclnire. ~~~~~~~~·;=:;;;; ... ;;;·~;·;·;·~~~~~~~·~ ·.Be said lhal this idormalionj' WU ' Clblalned from llUCb Clarglng tile with nslling !Is hlDds of tile nation's health care crisil, Sen. Edward M. Kemedy and .......i olher memb<n cl: Coogms last weel: proposed a beallh security pnlf!J'8Jll In provide "complde health care for all AmeriCana. II Under the ~. which the M1ssacJw1utta Democrat abo offered In tile last CongreD, nearly the entire range of penooaJ beallh care services w<JUlcl be covered. They include denial care up In age 15, and, with nniltaUons, psychiatric care, nur1ing homes aod drugs. 1he emphasis in the brochure is on nabral catastroi>hes aod not nw>made disasten. Yet 10 of the 15 pages In the trochure are devoted to preparaUons for a nuclear attack. !--. " • Third?s a 1 Charm for Ombudsma"1? -. SACRAMENl'O (AP) -Teale, who did not upJaln his .\iie can ~o In the courts ff 1rom' iegisi.uve or statewide Anolher attempt In creale a vote, will be replaced by a he bu \he money, lhe llme, o~ice for two yeani after :dale ombudsman -an new senator who may hold a an4 a legally OOUlld case Or leaving office," Milla iald. off i c i a I gr le van c e more favorable view. bef can vote against the The ombudsman would be ....,.........,. for s t a t e Unnih's measure paJSed the imJlmhenl& al election time. able In ~ject a complaint "If goV<11llllOlll agencies -was Asoembly but died on lhe Bui neither ct these remedies an adequate remedy exists intn>duced In the Calffornia Senate floor. Milla' staH ii ,..Uy ellectlve in dealing through,~ channels, or Jqlllal!w last ....t. believes lhal ii lhe presenl bill wi1h a speclflc onmplalnt in a 11 lhe onmplilnt Is mt In ,good Tiie bill by Senate prv tem gela past the Senate, II& timely manner," he 88id. faith ," lie 88id. · James R lllJls, Jl.&m Diego, chances of passl1liJ the · Omhudsmen 1 wiluld be The bill wouJd give an u 1 nties one lhat 4ied In Assembly are good. selected through a opeciaJ ombudsman fmmunlly from "'"'"Mb!e last yur. Milli' Lobl>Jing aplnst last year's procedure aimed at reducln& dvil lawsulta, l!ld would free -Alil , other recorcle\I bill ..-... of only ~ pujlsan jprejUdf<es. They him from being required In _,.,.. llO boct In the -opp o 1 l I I o D fro m · J · i.oilld """I' a four-;iar tenn. lestily in judlclal o r wben Democtat Jess llniuh . representative of a peace Ahd "In cin!er In pre-nae -proceedings :wm ..,..ter ol a.. state offl'""'' orgllDlzallon, Miiia'' ol "lhe olfloe .as a polllJcaJ coocemlng mattera In "his Aeenl>ly. ' I staff llllici. I re" p Ing • t 0 n e' the official cotinJunce, 111111' ..., measure would ~ operate ID OJD!iudsman would be borred . The bill ls SB !30. pamll a California ~ Denmark, Norway, .....,."'*' to 1 cc e pt Britain, Mew 1 W•"" and .. f c--....... """'!!>:.'''.,. , ... Bert Tuner, an assistant in Ille Orqe Olanly Office ., Emergency s ........ aid tllal plan "bu lo be l,OllO ....- -than aoything "" have had before ......... !l's the -' , Blimrd ~ tllat the funding aod much of lhe information for the brochure came from the Department of Defense, bul said lhat. California was one of the few states to include infonnation No .Curtain On Wildlife first one we've had.." He iaid that Ille drawillg up of the p1an was an pm o1 a general reapinisal •• d expansion of emergencr services. He noted that the county olfloe had • slal! "' 4 • year ago, Iha! ii DOW' lllllDbtn 6 aod will be up lot In a ;iar. "In the past ~ thooght In tmna "'the bcmb," he &aid. .. Now there is .an empbaia OD other disasters.." 1'lrne: agreed tbat in ...., respects the brochure aod emergency plan ibell is incomplete. ID the bndae are lists of emergenoy fallout shelters, but noled tbat llO sbelt<n are listed ~ ~ El Toro and Mission Viejo areas. · The brochure does say, bow homeowners caa male tboir own shelters. Turner said tllat the oounty MOSCOW (AP) -U.S. and is ln,.lved In cocrdioaW. an Soviet, ,' officials s i g n e d emergency services and seein8 that regular drlJ1s are agreement& last week for joint carried out at llChools, efforts to conserve rare and hospitals and s Im i J a r endangered species of wild instilutiOlll and Insuring that plaolS aod animals In bblh ao ellecUve $)'Blan ol getting countries. supplies In disaster cent.n II The agreements, which established. Asked if the _, cover research aod studJes of presenlly had enough IUjli>fles everything from swaoe In In meet a large«ale disasla-, sperm whales and many Turner replied, "We ft . plaols, are expected In lead In lnvenlorylng them In find out." protection measures, the · • ,..,._ offlcl&ls said. • • ..., ....,..... from "1Tl dlJJen Hawaii, Milla Ill<!. Tiiey have <fo!m1nc 1n be unjusQy treated abo -"'811 by local •' '1!r a llate qency . or Ill governments Jn this ooam.,, ~.,... 1bore wouJd be .. he added. • -.., lnnotlpUve pown would ftlle the ombudsman wouJd include boldinc bearlDp and .... no judldal -· nor flsuln1 reporta and wide exchanges of scientistslj-:;;il~~:iiii;f4~(tj and specific development and JI• · ~§~~~I " Mlllk Mza · Mi~dle of Morning ~ Quotes j Mc'!!'~!."s by pollcemm wilh rifles weer-FlJ tlE>l\Y ~ "'~:..!"~~ 260 Million Moved -In dhclpllno recpmmendalfoao NEW YORK (AP) -#UIDEl4officlals,be~ ''U tbt .rlport or SeeurlUes ~ p • 1,_ the results ol JU rec4t1~ adveraely worth about '8 "'' .... lllld bring tbe elfeot • llla\f ..,acy. the mfllloa moved U!rough the r-e ol p!1i1ic opiJdolJ to ~--:· ~Mlllathe -ol Pbfladelpbta In two _. .. 1ovtrnment 1 .......... ~' ma -recent Saturday .? .. • m -~-momfllc. 41 lar l8 the OD!!>- ""-ol -lhould ' ''ll!ert IJO ·a pl IDlll!' PIJl1 llmlttlii ... \II WU be,..._ thia --Cl( cltlzam wl>o bilJeve thet .L -·-_.,/ la ';;°-'al Son. Slephen pe! Dlil1114 II lndillerml or .,. i...,. llJOve of JIOCUl'lllm L lll!Js• .... antqonlstlc In tholr al d lime, mr. P.-. 1).-l'ollll, ~" MiDJ said. "Tbit Fldellly Lila lnsiJranct Co. -aplolned Lut z:-;: bollef JIJaJ. In many -.. .... morinl II& -q4 ... 4led In tho entirely justllled, but lhere 11 -In 1 -o f tic e . ~ .... °" ~T 1 little tho •-dlbon ""' Securities ~ looded bJ1o a ~....-~, ~w ue1~do~abou~t=t=L~~iiiiiii~Brlna~~~~~~~~~i -... -., tile .. - 11 w- Ing bullet-proof vest&. T--1 p.a.· J ,._ The reuon u.e move took .,1~~~~in~the~l~•l~!ll~l'~t~31~p~1l~,!~84~Z,.~5098~~~~~ .. _ u clld ""' ·--..... <I -· II '' Wll tbat the • NUNJ ...... HAQ ~ tnlCt -Clllfy tab '50 million worth ot -.. • -trip. FAdl trip -ID BE A MODEL mlmtet -way. • or loo le GU mw 1 Negotlable MCUl'itlel were. A • u ' t • • ' I I N A • I • e " • l •• I • f$O mUllon of the -mWioo '""""' fitt fnhloft, ,..._,TV, Mo4tUftt "'s.IJlcp:e:•••• and they Wlf'e all In Clle ~-~ ef ac,... Adot"I 0vi14J cardboanl hoz -mating thal by lar lhe most valuable load ol lhe morning. l'lACIMINT A$SISTANCI 1lwu Ow STA1' LIQNSID MODlUNG AGUICT "C/...., N ... Fo""iAt° Lt/ JJarr cf/ , STUDIO of CHARM & MODEl.lllG 1519 N. MAIN. SANTA ANA .... "":Z 547-6971 } 10th • an~1versary celebration SALE • dlle to lllClllJ reqaests. we are extenclin9 for another two wffks oar sale on these mQCJnificent selections of imported flmlture and acceuories from ,, .. ,, ,..,..,,,_ ..... s,.., .. ydi'l.' s, Inc. IH1'EIUOll DECORATOR 400 W. Coast Hwy. Newport leach 548-2358 . -.. • ;. • ' -.. I • • • • • • • Bu sy--Signal .P uts HouseWo k on Hold Jon Bush, plont .ervice foreman for Pocific Telephone Co. checks with PBX installer by phone. Mrs. Bush sends hus band off to work (right). For right, son Butch tries 11 chemistry. pro ject. Hubby's Well Heeled Second Time No .Charm DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm so ashamed of the mess I bave made of my life I doo l know where lo tum. When I have lo write to Ann Landers, you tnow J 'm at the end of my rope. I was a widow for four years - children grown. I went back to my old job and it saved my ~nity. That's where I met L. I woo'l drag out the story, but I could write a book, Ann. This man came in - a customer, handsome. beautifully dressed , a few years younger than myself. He was polite. refined and very interesting to ,.lk to. We had dinner one nlg)ll and f felt like a school girl. Aller that we were 1ogetber aJmoot every niabl He a>! bis wife ti8d .!ieil three yesrs ago, that he owned bia .... business, had """'""1 in Nevada and I was the first woman be bad met since ber dealb that he cculd really Jove. We ..,. married tbnle months later and I was in heaven. The following week tbe tiDk began to come inM-He owes e..rybody, has a jail record for forgery, "11 llat • widower, but divorced -illl'ee -lie drinb alone which I did oot -· ..r rm• nervous wreck. We were _,.,. bf• priest and l om ubamed to to --tlit mm. How could I -._a llupid? P'-help me. - NO !UIS ..... II.II.: See • lnyer. '!1lere " • .... .... 6ol ,.. ... -lllia a 1' • 1 ·11 Wcet_.... ne __ ,, ... _llto_. llBAll ANN LANDERS: !'YO ..ad '1 Jot Ill Jato -Ml .. ID 1011r cohnna, !Jut e1oit1bere -alflll boir "IV fonlboll is naizilc -7. .... tbal the -it i.c _. I'd Ullt lo mate • few , .. '"' '• Al a I 1• Id wbo wascbed ...., ,, ._,, ...... -kllll ( ... rm..ia' ··-tt)l'dliUJa ldl ,.. wl!J. f 1.fy wife and I have oot bad a conversation in 10 years. The ooly time she t.alks to me is to complain about the kids or my relatives, ask ftr money, report on the condition of the plinnhirw, or unlosd a little beauty parlor gossip. She reads movie magazines, bu m interest in my work. and we have ftl'Y little to talk about. TV is a sumtitute for other things. At least that's the way it is in our house and I'm willing to bet I am -NOT ALONE DEAR NOr ALONE: I _, bet against ylMI. U )'OI wemm tat dMft .- to try • Jillie esperlmeat llto am - your hasbaad books kb eyebalb lalo lfle idiot bex, offer llha u Wu rt'IC alterutlve. DEAR ANN LANDERS: f haft bo<n trying lo learn to play duplicate bridge for over a year and I'm no good at it. Whal I want to know Is Ilda; Are good bridge plal"ft _.. intelligent than poor bridge playen! la other words, ts the alllllti lo play .,.. related lo a biah IQ .,. auperiar bzlefled1 I ...... eueilent .-. aild""' .... well in busineaa, bul Ibis ~icate bridge thing bas me feeling like a cue ol arrested development. u you print my letter, Ann, pl<me don't use the name of my IOwa. ' Everyooe would know I wrote ii. ~ you. -NO EXPERT. DEAR NO. EX: SI., •111111' I ,........,. !'ft ---' - playert ... _, .. ""'.I ·---uu •tf11 mate• lhllc-la Ille -.....,_ ..,.,., ..__ ,..,.. __ .... ....,...._ .. ...,.._IW""1-• ..... ,, ............. . 41ttk111t • C6*AliltlaCe • •• P' J t111e1 'dew aa rrtYalaa. A ao-nonaeme aPl'l"'ICh to bow1t dell • wllll Ufe'1 moot dilficull and -rswudlnt! •IT8Dlemenl. Ann Lu..,.. boot1et, "MarN&e -What lo .,_..,w will pttpare you foe beller .,. -Send Y1lUr r<qllOot to Ann ~ II care of the DAILY PILOT --• ceotl In coin and • Jane. m..,..r. -addrsooed .... lope. l ' -With her three doughters and friends, below, Mrs. Bush adds to the sou nds of busy family. ' At 5:30 on an avera~ weekday ~· Jao -is l>mf· Jlldial lundlei for ber !Our chll...,, findibg loll Mn. Bu:sb "*"1.i tMt elldl illt 'n "dlecb ii & lbe)ab ~ --he...,....._. JOit. J ~ -ml lo "I becolme -.. operator in the lint ...,. ... ......--i jali, Ibo --.._&om!• the -is famoul""' artld• of -~ • ailcJ I aolvine the probleD ol getlluc dlSbond and cblldttn oil to wort and ochool. , • wilh him. lb lrliamg," sbe 0dlied07.Yau never *IP j leaailfllC until )"Oil wat to s&op." The Omta-cm *1 kt ....., · iDlfallrr if me ..W &W II ar if .. TUINING a.ASS . II)< 7:15 ...... made •• 28-mile dri .. from Laguna Niguel to COiia Jlless lo ber job 11 a plant . senioe foreman foe Padfic T~ Co. tbe job mtails-. -p'=z' Fw · la oddljlm, tbe-Y·NJ!I <laws enmple u-su111u..,. .... I •' ... .,,m.~ to find pGlllble p11aae ..,:P..... cr....,Wyl .n.-., ~' stem lew!I penonnel as wen a tbe -tries .... il . 4lloct •• ,t.._ lib loabilll1 to cl .. ..-:bee. (i••iplPkm, gr.oap dlla .... Tim, tbe employt, is din!il..i to -•-to·wwt cm the ,...t piiDt. lllrs. Bush -out of the-·· ..,. ,complex OOllln>I ·-. SbO aipenises olx inslallljtlop ,_ each in charge cl a crew qi six.or ..,.., PBX installers. . Wblle a Weplme installer is limited to ·res1c1en11a1 and man business Jobs. the skilled PBX imtaller bandies larger operalioils, -u -d switd>boards. Mrs. Bush Works with the roremen in sdleduling workloads ·and band1es any r<Sclledulinc problems·that arise. OPERATOR °"l1lere cm be a lat cl•' r• Ire •• -u.n is ' ----pp betwuz ~ml*•• Ml a.~ deputmmt.'" lfn..t1Ulb ...,.... .. ,-. . "I --Ille job ..na. Ille -that the cw'·-....,.. !Int. We lry.fe utilfytbe.,..._rt ftl'J Ilk J -...... !ltf:• -lllli -is •llQWll!IMe -the ...... ~ .. their piOOW-." 1 WOllK TOGE"mE:R. . , The foreman, wbo began worting with i. the company seveo years ago as an "Youbaveto .... lof!fber,"*aid, ctp<nl«, tnlllfemd lo a job ii\ "and the mm moti tbat ii the)' belp ene; customer servlce aa a r<eeivin& cJert. rn help them. A1f al my r........, ..i She tllen worked her way 'tbnlugb the my imta1Jen, are jewels." ranks. . . 1 ... AWalP !lie ii • -• • PBX What goes oo between a r<quest for installer, lfn. ilmll_.__.. . ., the servia! and oo""""tioo of·tbe'tnstallatioo complexities ol tlle -to bmdle is an unknown7tO'"tbe general ~blic, she almost any ~- said. ' Whoo the -gm niUiog, she She nplained that .. Wlien an order plans to ride with-of the •-•Ii• comes in it first must go through ber ·the field to leant m.e -bow tbiQp office. wort. Nm it can be routed througlr lbe local On tbe oilier '-1. a • ...,... PBX offke, to a central olflCe in Los Angeles, installer is _.,C tlqe -a Ille -to a central office in the county, cma.t <m1er a. -b e 11 e r back tO Los Angeles for1l<sign sketcbes m-..••""• fnil> -lo -and bsc:t tit her~ !Or scbedullDg. AD . as weiL I. . • _ " of this takes" about a week. · _ llopelDily; * aid, ddi ol1W ...,. The systan_ ls set ·up lo lakO care .ot · PBX men wi!Uie -to p llnogb this emergencies, however, and she eiplained procea ' · that genuine emergencies are handled AI"'°'7&b lbe'mmied al 17 ..i dillii1 immediately. atlemf 'rd!egr, Jm·-!oaad tbat lbe • lfn. -!lopes. lo ----u wen as getting in·-cullego -wbm sbe bas a little apore llme. ?be --"ii lib • mmJ-.i>--. · ·--· ... ...,,_,, -tbe ...... iml lllnya ilJln>M1late. W-dh the --Damon ("Buldl") DoJna, Desir<O and DelPe, aged I to lt -nl an ....--present ooJJoct1aD ol -But U.. Bush 0 family believes in havinl an "apen-<loor house, becaUJe when the doQr's open you know wber& )'OW' dlUJdrm are.., • Det. Bush and his wife .. ,.. brine tbefr wort bome ana try 1o -·tbe ... ..-to family activities. With tbeJr I~ trailer and three other !amlllell the)' go -camping. ''?be -get lo ... the boeta in tbe lllOnling:, tbe adults in the aiun-. Breakfas\ wl)ile camping out is llke GnDd Central Stalioil. But we sleep 1IDder the stars, bike. water ski and we low ii.'' she·s found time to get involyed in -and Olb Scoots, and bas been llDown lo ~ two car!oodl ol temagers•lo ...ms. -The ~ '41llm ~ wi&b,roct mmic twa1me of. lt-yeaMlld Desi's -in,guila'r ••. How does Jao Bush bandle all ber jol»! "I couldzi'l do-ii if the family -'t an wort together ... • l • , , r • I • • the reasurY ., ...... aupenrMllUt IRoom-size rugs, scatter~s, rug squares. ' . How's ttlat ·for 1rl+i i ? Cl:' lung a rug . saJe. POlyester shag ~e. ~ Thick shag pile has'PJ8'11ed 1a1mtaa.nbaclang. .•• Flllished edges Gold. green blue,. or l9d 1Dnas. ... 9' x:lt' size 6' x 9' size 25A9 -13:59 Reg.2999 Alg.1$.99 ,, .. 1 ' •• ,,.. __ Ji''->'>1:<-' .. " t.MS WH 35l0 l,W •MITA W SI. Clllllllll C.W .... ru t tlW . , • ........ I , • I s-. r...., 4, 197) l1ft;;,•iiiix;;MO;;;w;nc&..---r---.;P1111UCiiiii:io;-;;NOn;;mcz~-1 SOIT-SELL SAM ·--.. -tJ ................ ewpor. --·~-........ 9"~ -•'N 7.. c.........,.,sun.7,~•MM, -~---CA ... ... .._. Tillt ...... .. .... • ••ct-t br • ---....... ........ .... ,,...... ~~ .. ~ -...-: ... c. .... -.i-e 1*f .., ,.... J. l'«rf a.111t "' ~ a.&aT1• Vb .......... • • -·-. .. ...,.. .. .,... .. 9 ·-· flied ...... County ICllaOEOEa. .. -AUEllT (llrl: .. ~ Celllll'ly "': ,,.._,., U. IOW*'*L o.:w.&. tt1J.. W1t..UAM I . st JOHH. COUNTY mrlCE • NEll£WY ..... ... CLl'IUC.'1 ner... M. w...... , ' u.....a...a-w·•-....... .-... ....,-.... , lll, Or-.. Cont Dllt'I' Jl'llot, ~ ... • ....._ ,. ,,_., a ..., ,...,.,.., 4. n, le. ••PT •. "" · 1 DWI ................ =. ' ~ .......... ~ ..... ., . 'PUBUC NOTICB j . _ ............... Q. wrs,,1--------"--i--... ..-. .... m.w •..... ,-~•..,,_, ... ... , ...... -" • -Olk: ............ . ~DIM ......... -Or fll ..... Tll9 ....:-~ 111111~ ..... ~....... ..: " ••1&aE.a ... • VI~ rllA THIEl.11'5 E11t Coat Qilll9r a.tt ...._,, W.. 7, CW... .. #¥, Callf. -..--cawn nm __ &......,_ ,..... ~eil l•rYlc• -.._. _.. ~ ---c....... . ~ Clll'JIW•llm\. ...... -. ~--EMt C..t ".....,· $I.Ille 1. ,.. Ole --. c-.. Mer, c.llf.-f'IQS _,. ..., Tllil ....... i. ... ow ............. bY • .._.., .._ Giit D19r .... UMitld Pa ........ . .-y ....... .-.....:. ... ,., ~ ~-c..-.-.., ....... J.~ --,.... .... -............. C-ty 1------------la.tt" 0r ... C-ty 11111: J_., n , "11 ·Wll.LJAM L ST IOHN, COUMTT ~"' ~ ........ Deputy. =~~~~".~ "" 217·1S -~\• ... •:r ~T MIND l.£fTINQ-~ 8£ iUF 8055 ... AS lON<i AS r CAN JrW:'.E' AU. 1l\E PECISICl'IS.'" Car Does They Make House Calls • • I • • FAIRFAX (AP) -funk and the for<elJI and other too&' Lathrope carries wrenches for special mecfwnjcal tub. and pliers alongside a "Tben's a 1>1 ol people - stelhoocope and foroept! in his don't llR to take their can little black bag. and 1ea ... them in service Ila' His two partners are lions !or bours m end.~ similarly equipped, and their Crowley adde4. "We - coayerted pootal truck bu a rigllt thin. wberevtr U. handy -aelectlon ol liming ha Ye -..... lights, compression testet:s. lg· nition ....... C!, fan belts and Re said...-customen are ,... -awt!d lo belr Car-Doc -other tools found in nonnaJ ~ ... calls and ,..,.lied at service station. ~ Lat)lrope, Neil Crowley and the Oat $10 -dwp. • Micllael Tacbet run a "Car· Crowley said they on able Doc" business here which to charge a low price ......,.,. specialira in hlwe calls. they don't ha.., the overlltad Their .bright ytllow -ol keepin& up • buDding. ' truck is a minlahn'e oervice Car-Doc bas helped lwried station on wheels in Marin -..0 get their *""""' Count)' north of San Fran-dooe in time and bas ooolhed cisco. It brings help lo ailing the fatigued aulol ol tGmilll' autos wherever they may. he .Jn moWs and trailer pub. Z4 hours a day -like the old "I bappmed Olllo a car llalJ. coontry doctor. t!d oo the lreewl1 ~ allond Lathrope said he bas Car-Doc'• ....... be uld, ada~ the stethoscope -"but the drlftr ...-.. lo useiui for locating sinister lift oot the whole · encJn8 oad noises in a running engine -put In a new ~· rigllt lbert • . I oo the lreewoy. I •' • • • • . ' .. DAILY l'ILOT $<1oc11J, F*-J 4, 1973 . -r/.':~._ :.•, . • ·,·.• :. \-S.,; Florida .Property Values .Skyrocket MW4I, Fii. (APl -If you're a middle-Income wage earner who'• betn dreaming ·-that little Florida hideaway on a llUl'f-wasbed beacll .. !Jau.lilled laR, the od>lce lnlm major Fbida llnd IOllm ii "target It" Throu1hout Florida, lncreull!g populalloll and the 'oompellllm frvm out-of-slate buy<rs bu boosted Ille price ol everyman'• paradise beyond the reaeb of the family eamlni much Im than $15,000 a year. ~ Pricel ol weekend rtlreatl within comfortable drlvlq distance of the state's major populallon oentln have lky- rocket<d, and the -land tb.at ti avallal>le ill low- coet hecanse rullty doesn't matdlthedrelm. "I'm afraid that far the man who'• not nWq much money, the drum ol having bla own little bldea.., la just ·.=!..,~~.:~ tbe P'1oridl Panbmfle'• IDljor landlOllm. '"lbere's very I i t t I e beachlrml property for sale, aod what ls available is beyOnd Ille reaeb ol everyone but the wealthy," be says. "There are a few 1ota available on aome JI.ice hiss -for. llY '4.000 to '6.000 but the guy who's maldn& $10,000 a year doesn't have die money for llOlllelblng like that.'' Dem Wylie, executive dlroctor of the Penaacola Clamber of Commerce, .,..... tb.at lllOll ....,....tloo property "la way out of reach of the average guy." "You can find nne North Florida land available out in the woods, but huge areas are owned by timber companies and they artni selling. I tblnk a lot of people who have VIC&tlon rt!reala ln the Panhandle are hanging OD to them because they know that in a few years they'll turn to gold," Wylie 11ya. An $1i,ooo -a -year state employe from Tallaba .... bought bla private bldeaway ln WUulla County for $2,iOO, "but lt'a only a Jot, Jeu than an acre." 'lllt lol la (II the Sopchoppy River, where big, most-draped trees hang over the stream that harbors plenty ol wappy baa. .. I know it isn't an estate, but I don't know many other people who can uy they have their own pJace where they can get away from It all. !light now, I can go down there and pitdl • tent and photograph nature for a couple al dQs. 11'1 ID eocape loll of people would love." 'lbat11 the dream. But tbO anake of profit already la leer1ng clown from the trees.of bla UWe Eden, be says, poinlq out that a friend wbo 1JoaP1 a -11r Jot ,i. months after him 'paid 13,400. 'Ihe·execulive director of the Jacbonvllle B o a r d of Realtors, Louis Basler, says in his area "an average waterfront lot on one of the lalt.. MIDS 16,000 to $'7,000 right now, and that's not a large lot." "Good riverfront property with blgh. land and loll of trees will bring 110,000 to $15,000 a lot. A beach front lot at Ponte V edra recently sold for ta.l,000 and that was for an unimproved property only lllO feet wide. "People from all over the country, people with money, come down here and see llOllletbing they like and buy it.'' Basler aays. ..'Ibey may be buying it aa an Investment, or a place to rttire, or maybe even u a vacaUon retreat they can visit from New York or Olicago or Philadelphia." ·Slumber Party Not Event to Snore _4t "/11 ERMA DOMBECK The older I get, the more I .come to appreciate Llnie ·Borden. The kid may have 'daeated her parents out of their Social Security, but at least she dlclni lor11ft them to death with slumber parties. A slumber parly at our house affects ua all. Not only do ... au drag around 1n the morning like pallbearers with hemlal, but the entire day la shot. "What's the matter with you?" asked my buWaod tirtdly. • "I'll be all righl. '.' he said, blowing his nose. "I just went into our bathroom and inhaled an overdose of Cleara.sil." "I know. There are three girla in the other bathroom abaviq their legs ... "Even King Kong cloeso' abave every day." "I hope they had mougli food to Jut the nigbL" "Are J'llll Rrilul?" be liked. ''ODe P'I braullit In t1i1M eulooda ol ttull. 11 Na- l)O!e(ll hid bad just baH ol ll10lie IOPlllJes, be could have held oal -at Waterloo until WelllQgloo froze ..,._ What's that eSplollanl" be psped. "Tbo -iusr popped up." •'Ke@ it down," be ... anec1. "lit -la ready to detmate. I )Ult cloa't Uldonlaod mt lboJ llnd to do all .... ''l'llq nill up -bllr. Eat. U. U. plloae. SIL Tai: ... 1111 ..... wjoo _, • .{ AT WIT'S END there. EaL Play reoonls and eal" "What was that one group that kept piaylng that made the plaiter fill off the e<il- iog?" "Sweat and the Anti· perspinmt.s. .. At that moment, the door to the kitchen swung open and our daughter stood there rno- tionJess. Her brush rollers ,..... hanging Ump. She was dragging a sleeping bag on ooe loot. One eye wu glued shut willt steep while the other tried Yiolently to --s b e -al torillla cblpo and boon dip. "Do J'llll have to tall< when we an try1ng to sleep!" "Oaeer up.'* I said. 11 You had a tmil1c stumbet party," "It ..... rotten llllmber party," abeaald. "All the~ pie we tried to keep the party a secret lnlm never did find oot Where it WU being held and no C11e complained about the noise and the polloe dldn't even lhow up and everyone Wlllt to bed bored at 5 a.m." ••no me a favor. When you get to the office/' I aahi to my hlobond, "arranp a limple f\IDera1 for me." . • " ... (· . . . . . ' .. • Casual •. Long-Sleeve SWEAT SHIRTS Boys' 10-1~ J!! .. ....... 3Wrtst• c .. ,...tt It l •1rt ~ ~ Only Men'sS·XL J~!n. = II Our Reg. 8.96 Only Select crewnecks in cotton / a crylics. Favorite solid colors. 88 MEWSVINYL ' WORK BOOT :~:.~~-493 Rugged 'll' 'Vinyl work boot with heavy duty, long w.Oring lyg· ·sole • .Atvoilable in br~n. Si:r:es 7·11. Charge il l I STRETCH BOOTIES Su.n..Mon.3 • • Only --Pr. . . ' Soft bnished Orlon acryhc 1 / nylon. 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Tl s T fts TIJC') •• WllKLY DEPARTURIS FROM .Los ANGELES • • • Sund>I, F'°"""Y 4, 197) DAILY PILOT 8 ( Doctor Finds End Of the 'Rai1thow' and treasure hunters who wei looKing for the legendlu pirate booty on Costa Rica Ooco Island In the Pad! .• Ocean. "I Jost money on that !MJ1 started fishing for lobll<r. . 1061 a lol ol mooey OD tbal. S I started fishing for tlgf shark, lelllng the hide 811 m"'t. Thal was hard w«I< bl J made scme money on tha'. Then I finally went broke 811' sold the boat. With the pn ceeds I bought the rights t the Island and the Utile houl• that wu OD It/' Hayes recal led. He I-hlJ SO ac .... Iron• the government. The otber 31 acr'9 ol tbe hilly Wand. w leased by a Canedlan-i!<ln Clllta Rican who lives In th capita~ San J ... , and '(lllt the Island OD weekends. Bali Invokes Airlines Ban 'VICIOAIA NWW ... Crw-UW.. ~-f Q 1 ... o-.lll- SCA RD lllAVl A .7CJIUISES•1913 c NOlttHIMIUIOPI • JllORnoWI NOUe •NORTH CAPE IALTIC c.u!T ... • - .... . . . .. ....... GALA SPRING CRUISE; 21 DAVI • IAIUNQ FROM NIW YORK, MAY :12, 1t71 (llwa& .... klCGp1nll I •'-14) ntr•OJJ .... Yortr. Sollttllnipton, Mti.tdlm, Sh•U•nd ltlendl, --.... -· _"""....._. --VllO!f(Oollond),Coponlloaon. __ .. ,. ....... I SUMME·R CRUISES -l'llOM COPlllHAOIN ilortli Cape and Norwegian F)orda -16 (12 .... ~ -"'"·-Tll• Northern Capllll• 1nd Fjord• .M; 11 t11MJt)..aa1y at (14~ AUg.14"7""'),11<$11(14- mllMtalr fllghll tO C.,.,.~ Mil• _._ H.w Yott. "r ~-0. Loe_..., S..IUI Md ...... Q ·-. . ,. ···-------.. ,. .. ,,. ) .. .. • " . • • DAil v l'ttllT Women On Screen Cinderella? Maazel Conducts P ' ilharmonic • The DAiL Y PILOT IJ seekine • Cinerama l.<Jrin MaW!l wW -.ct ni.J ..._.,,.I« O...,.... Cinderella w attend the Holl~ premiere of the ~c~r~·~th~ .-......,. ~--~-G·"u 1.,. re-issue of ''Th!J u Cinerama' and I<> meet the man "'·--·~~ ._,.., ~•~m -th C" Ashkenazy as ,_-• II ........, -tlUed "W"""" (Lowell Thomas) and the machine ( e merama 8,30 p.m. Saturday, in In Pllml" II ocbodolod !0< airplane at Tallmantz Aviation) that made the super Crawford Hall, UC Jnlne. w~ in IWhlncer 111111 realistic movie possible. Sponsored by the Oraoge .., Gnllld Avenue OOl1h of To be eligible, girls who now live in the Or· County PhJ!harmOole So<lety, Palm su.et 111 p.m ange CoaJt. Mea muat have been born (IOYWMre the program wlll •P"' with IJlcluded will be "Matdchen In the U.S.) on May 1, 2, 3, 4, '· 6 or 7 ol 1953. Bartok"s Deux Images, Op. 10, in Uniform" (1931) and Winner wU1 be the soon-to-be 20 years old cont.est· "In Full Jt~lower" and o'l'be ''Oljlmpla D" 11911). Dire<ltd ant who comes nearest to naming the number ol Village Dance." N~ ;, by Leonti n • Sagan. week! "This u Cinerama" played in Los Angeles I<> Scriabin'• Coocerlo In F lharp "Maedcben" takes platt in set a still-unbeaten long run movie record. minor for Piano and ~prior to Hitler's rbe. To enter, send: Orcbeslra , Op. 7.0, played by $(S, ln I IChool for daughters Name A s h k e n a z y . Following of anny ofllcen. the movie Address intermission Tchaikovsky's ...t\Jl8mlll'~ ldeals of Prussian Phone Number \lf•nfred Sympho•Y. Op. 58 ~-Birthdate will be heanl . .. Olympia 11," a record of Number of Weeks of LA movie run Lorin Maazel ls the newly the 1 .. German Olympia! -Write all this on boek of poottard and addres5 appointed m"'lc director of the year of Jesse Owerw -is it to: the famed Cleve I' and a monumental effort 00 I.he Cinerama Cinderella Orchestra. Born in l<"rance in part of director Len i DAILY PILOT Public Service Dept. 1930 of American parents, llloleostaht p 0 Box 1i::a.n Maazel at a very early age "-"-1-1-is free to Guild · · '1\1\I ~· Costa Mesa, CA 92626 revealed e x t r a o r d i n a r Y members. II to non{;uild /'--iDUl<rtaJ ability and an ..,mben. \.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,....;....-' Search on lor Teen Ore stra If ·you're between the ages of 12 and 19, play one of the lnatruments I'm about to enumerate and you'd like to take a crack at playing in a top Olgbt orchestra then I might have the very thing for you. Dr. Katz still conducts this splendid ensemble and he's more than willing to grant auditions no fee or membership c h a r g e is involved -to anyone who will contact Mrs. W. A. Grt'ene, his Southern California representative, at 272-3667 (area code 213). TOM BARLEY First, the instruments: Oute, oboe, English horn, clarinet. bass cl:arloet. alto au.. bu!looo. trumpet , trombone, French horn, b>ba. druml, tympani. percussion. harp, vio1Jn. viola, cello and string basa. '!be Clldlettra that might be able to uoe you is Calllomla"s f l • • junior Philbannonic Orchestra, about to celebrate the 36th anniversary or its founding by the great Dr. Ernst Katt. Right now the orchestra's otganizers are busy arranging a bumper 36th birthday season for the ensemble wlth plans that include the offering of a record number of concerts in the Southern California area. At fUU strength, the Junior Philharmonic 0 r chest r a boasts 125 talented teenagers rrom 40 Southland communities and the demand is growing for the group's Music Box performances at many civic and charity affairs. All you have to do to realize the stature or lhis group is look at the names of personalities who are honorary members of the organization. They include composers Richard and Robert Sherman ("Mary Poppins"), "Music Man" Meredith W i 11 son, violinist Isaac Stern, concert pianist Jose Iturbl, violinist· I TODAY'S CBDSSIDBD PUZZLB I ACROSS 79 B.tuddle 136 M1ckerel 20 Prepared 92 He1dlint1 11 ft19muner11• 137 Tf11nuc1ion 27 Re1pond 93 Throng 1 Se1i. 112 M~ncoin 141 Tennilsco1e 29 F1el\ch river 94 Oeb1se 8 Wooct.n sl109 83 C005pir1tor 142 Fragr.nt wood 33 Suttie• 95 Blblle1I wom1n ,1 Hulhen 85 ..... 144 l.loeo ,. '"""' 96 Reslf11in 16 &Mnc• ......... 146 Wute 38 Moun11in 97 Auauin111t 21 MutiCll &how 88 HM~ eAowlf'CI making 98 R1vlne 22 Lyne muse ... _ 1'8 Negligent 39 Unsullied 99 Pene1r1te 23 M.;i&tr11e -~ 149 Thu1 •I Oecrff 101 0UJ)9 24 !oolt 911 T 1blttlnd 150 E11cllm1tion •3 Ap1nment 103 A1 far.a• 26 8ibical ting 91 SoiciWde 1~UH ..... MM .. """"" TOI Accufll9 • 26 Odin'1 wolf """" ISC EQYP'tian • ln1trllment 107 f\ime 28 Uprighl 93 Adhere --•7 Numskull 108 WOody pllnt 30 High po)iint 95 81tgpipe lw>le 156 From: L.llin 49 Without: 110 B1nls1er1 31 Cllclum 95 L1ndm1rk 157 Baner comb. lo1m 111 Flit& ..,,.. ... 97 Unusual 1S9 Emit !iO Bovine sound 113 Cu ~ed moldlng 32 Mellnc:hoty 100 w • ., 160 Pomble ctllir 52 Gel\erations 114 Pedatal pen ...... , 101 ot tM: Fr. 162 At no time M Alight 116 Scottish uncle JBShield 102 Musical stuctv 164 8eque11h 65 Thong 117 Sprinted :J7 Biblal city 104 BW""'8 166 Abound• li6 Follow 119 Cl\j.Jrehr~ J9 ,_,,..... 1C6 Speni:lh 166 Figure of 57 Living on 121 V1t111llda1 4'0 Wk! plum -· """'' prev 123 Surr•nders •2 Hebrew prophet 106 NocturMS 167 Cont1mlnilt1 59 Treeless plain 125 Gouip i1em ... Coatinent ""' 61 Coal-Kre•ner 127 French hu'*>and 41 Th1"fold: 107 Regalt DOWN 63 Haltttr 129 N1utic1I comb.form 109 Califofnil 1 klteBect 64 Monastery 130 Sew .. °"""'""" '"" 2 Lawlul •uperior 131 Oak nut 48 Polit# 110 Be~ 3 Roman lour 66 Sullen 133 Analyze beh1vi1Jr 111 Soil 4 Heavy cup 67 Interpret gramm•tic1\ly 51 Eiiislence 112 PrCHIO'ln 5 Vegetable 69 Fermented 135 Slighte,f .,,~ 113 Fruit 6 Earthqu•ka: drink 138 Indian 55 Rigid p611nuriofl comb. form n Pronoun mulberry 58 Brawl 115 Oim 7 Lelld me1au11 74 Dutch meter 139 Encumbtntd tiO CMwrong 117 G.mut 8 Contempt cry 76 POPP'! herb 140 Pu! forth 62 U.d MJ!fide 118 Sweetmeat 9 Siouan Indian 78 Mall pany 1•2 M1stict1t 6S PMnplllet 120 Vilt.II! 10 Indian can 79 Chureh 143 Demolish ... _. 122 Arab.an 11 P1f'll'V9f1 p1111g~y 145 Biblical 68 Oothing ctnefta1n 12 Absk1 80 StortrhouM ch1r1Clllf 7fJ Aulllan rivet 123 ProleAIOn · moun11in 82 Sliver con• 147 Tincture 71 Engroued 12• PttlV 13 8ea1ing pt1ttt 84 Oversee 150 Commotion n Pitch 126 .i.<:ob·s 1• Oiltribut1 85 Ho11ey 152 With: L11in 73 Bom:fr. Ill' other 15 Required 87 Mouth 153 T•ro root 75 UhluSf 128 lng1edient ~6 Calla lily 88 Solid 155 Ocean 76 M1lesw1n 130 Foundation 17 Faucet 90 Religious 158 P•kl notice 77 River il&et 132 Oign111ry 18 Scale no11 book 161 Wir•leNict 710... 134 Verbll 19 Necktie 91 P1mper 163 Roman six • ,•;: ' I I ' •• • II " " "' "' " • • u rt • "M . Q KJ ~ • • • .. • " • • • HG • " • '* " ' ' ' • ~ " ·5Q • 1 I ~ ~ • • • M • Ji • " " "~· " • " re • • • .. • M tr ~·. • , :; . • ,; • I R ' t'i"l ,,,.. . • • • (~-!Iii 't • • --7 iii 'i ,. • •• <. .. ~ "' ......... 110 J "' . ... r ·~ IU "' '., lU " 'jJ . 111 UI .. ,_ "' .,. ,. ) "' {'-,, "' "' .. w .1':1.1'" .. '" •• "' .. "'l Ill "' '~ '" !;'" "' ... .. .. .. '' '" ,. , . ,. ~ ~ .. .. • '" ,. ,. ~ Ill ·l']m '" . ··-"' .. -~~ ' ' .. IQ > SEE ANSV'ERS IN CLASSIFIED SECTION comedian Jack Benny and Frederick Loewe of "My Fair Lady" fame. I learned this week that several fil1it chairs in the JPO 8 oboe, clarinet and trombone -are' up for grabs and instrumentalists in those fields will realize what a n opportunity that ls. My own experience of young musical talent in our Orange Coast area convinces me that Mrs. Greene is destined to spend some time in the near future on the end of her telephone. ' I hope so. Sbe and her fellow organizers are ready and willing to arrange auditions from Feb. 8 through Feb. 28 and that gives any interested young musician a lot of time to set up an appointment. NATIONAL GENERAL THE°'.TRES , \ GENE HACKMAN ERNEST WIGNINE ,kEf>BUTlONS CAAQl LYNIY ........... D«:IC llOU• AAOCIATll Roa "'8 a 111111nuner "UU love nllda1Mr clean Milt maOOIE.-l)Mj- 11111 Pll ll!l.\N • flClll ~lllfl 11• WIUlll • JO>lllf liOl!fl!ll! ·-·" 1G1 N!Ml! ... Jiltfl llltlllT Mos~ Ii lllPI tll!lllCllR ~ .. 111.. ~ ,_Ii IOlt IUlll! --Itel llOU --NDlllAinwtCQOI Chall.enge the Netf?s Quiz on Saturday's Family Page I -,--'....,,="'"''~ • • • 7 • MESA THEAnE MIWJOIT I HAllOl - MlotlU 't as e4 Ir 1llt ... pl. a.11•1• c...- amating aural memory. After when, 1t tt, be woo Firltit a (ew years of conducting !'!ju In the Quo;en lllisabeth itucfy hi! pto1ress was ao CompetltiOll In -· Two phenomenal that he was asked yoars alter 1-esario S. to direct orchellras at the Burck pmeoted the planill on New York l\'orld'1 Fair when his litat tour ol North be was I and the Los Angeles Arn<rlca. ~· pedonmncea In Pbllhannoolc at Hollywood 'the United St&tes and Canada Bowl a-year later. ' were received wilh eriotmous In 1942 Maazel conducted acclalm as were h i 1 !he NBC Symphony Orebestra subsequeot tours. and subsequently led tbe New In lllG Ashkenazy became York Pbllharmonlc In several jolnt•firsl l'rlze winner in the summer concert& at Lewisohn · Tchal!tovllky Competition In Stadium. While still a child Moscow. t Maazel also directed the l)uing l n t e r m i s s i o a orehestras of C I e v e 1 a n d , niembeis of the Irvine Q>lca&o and Pilllburgb, had Phllhannonic Committee Will already conducted e v e r Y be Bving home bakM major orchestra in the world, desserts and coffee, proceeds bad given more than s,oon to support lhe Orange Cowit ooncerta (IOme ln his one-time Philharmonic SOciety. r.ole u violin virtuoso) and Concert tickets at $S are bad made more than 100 sale at the Pbilh8r rtCOl)lings. olfice, 201 W. Coast H Vladimir Ashkenazy came Newport Beach, into world prominence in 1956 Student tickets are $2 . GUEST CONDUCTOR Lorin Maiazel PIANO SOLO Vladimir Ashkenazy Students • ID County Dan~~rs To Honor . . Rod Serling Charles Weidman Brings Company to Cal State Rod Serling, the American author and playwright who has scored repeated successes in television and film, will speak on the UC Irvine campus Friday at 8:30 p.m. in crawtord Hall. SerJing's appearance will culminate a one-week series of film presentations consisting mainly of episodes from "Twilight Z o n e ' ' and "Playhouse 90," two shows' which are closely tied to Serling's. career. "Requiem for a Heavyweight" was one of Serling'5· early ventures 'llcketa for Serling's talk are available at $1 at the door or at the ASUCI Ticket. Booth, first floor of Gateway Commons oo the Irvine campus. The film presentatiops, open to the public without charge, are tcheduled for Science Lecture Hall at 8 p.m. Monday and Thursday in Room 104 of the Physlcal SClences Building at 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles Weidman brings his professional dance company from New York City to spend a week on the Cal State Fullerton campus this week. Weidman, · considered by many dance critics to be the master comic of American dance, brings his company to the Fullerton campus Monday through Saturday to provide lectures and demonstration• for dance students from CSF, Orange Coast College and Pasadena High School. The week will be climaxed with public perforinances at the Cal state Litt!~ Theater at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Tickets for the public perfonnances, which will include a tribute to Weidman's late partner Doris Humphrey, will go on sale Monday at the dance department office in the music-speech-drama building~ and also will ha. available at the door on per!wmance qights. Reservations may be made by calling (714) 8 p.m. on weekdays. 1 The appearance of Weidman's company was IE I ,UPSIDE DOWN' 1 OWD llfAMf lilm P'lrMW!D' • ID!l I lllJJI( • CO.MITI All A MUM "WAR DEVILS'' . .. 11SHEUY WINTERS lfST ~CTtfSS IN A SUPPOITIN& IOLl" GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS ess Suritiow. St'99t ~Olb Meg • 149-3352 PU.ZA'SMOWTIM(S WHIDA\'l • fJO ~Ml•1~U • ~ wnw.s UIC • J.XI • );'!). IDO • lO.H SHOWING NOWI UP BARBRA THE I SIREISAND l "UVnY AMD FUNNY IAlllA"Sl'llllSHD tflJICNllfl" ·".UE 11\AGA?INf ·=· 6A(. I l lQIOll .... _ - I BOX ,.--t,1 made possible by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts. It is tbe only Los Angeles appearance t h e <"Mlpany will make. During the week-long stay in Southern California. Weidman and his compafty will teach a reconstructed version of a dance piece they introduced last summer at the 25th Anniversary of the American Dance Festival at Connecticut College. The piece, "New Dance," was created by the late Doris Humphrey, ~nd will become part of the repertory of American dance classics that will be kept in active performance at ('al State Fullerton. The Friday and Saturday performances will include "VariatiOM and Conclusion" from the Doris Humphrey masterpiece "New Dance Traditions," a choreography pointing out how strongly habits of thought res!st change: '"Brahms Waltzes, Op. 391" the Humphrey tribute; "Letter to Mrs. Bixby," a Weidman solo portraying the anguish of Abraham Lincoln ns he writes the famous letter to lhe mother who lost five son'I on the field of battle during the Civil War; and ''Two Pantomimes," a whimsical comic dance 'performed to the Mozart flute quartet s. Coast Chorale Changes Date The Coast Community Sym phonic Chorale ha s changed the date of its next performance. The concert, which originally had been set for March 2.5, has been changed to Saturday, 1.1arch 24, at 8 p.m. in the Orange Coast College auditorium. The 80-voice chorale will perform Haydn's "Creation Mass" and Handel's "Ode to St. Cecelia." Conductor Richard Raub will direct vocal soloists, choir, and orehestra in the concert. UA CITY·CINaMA e SAT & SUN e 11:• & I:• li'.M. "ZEIJl:A IN TIIE klTCHEN .. CG) COLOR "JACK LEMMON BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY ROLE" GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS I COME ALONG ON THE . • "< WILDES( JOY RIDE OF TH£H ALL ·· JAllLEIMOR .DEMUS .111JllB1U lllltlr -- SHOWING NOW! • • DAILY PILDT 8 I ESCAPED CONVICT SttvaMcQUffft Horo~cope: Confusion for MONDAY FEBRUARY 5 By SYDNEY OM••• ARD!S (lbrdl 11-Apil II): Foroes are IClttored and 11 la _..,. now fGr :rm to utlll<&, U.t r ~all•••. Be ~~~ _.iatea ~ lllolr --lntenliolll may be pod but c:onfuslon reigns. TAURVS (Aprll IHlaJ •l: Nol wlae -to .,.. friendlblp and,,,,..... Trult your own buDdL DllD.'t beo:1ne lnextriesbly """"""-Av.Id one who cwstaolly teila aob story. Loot out f<r ,,_ae11 without bela( selfllb. You will undentand. GEMINI ()fl;J SI.June 20): Obtain hint from Aries message. -around -... ''LIKEABLE, SEXY' aod be...._ 8o&lltarlu could ~II McGraw play pro~ role. One who -to-:rmmay IClllally be felllllc to -Y"'-Looi: ahead -moke )'l1Unell aware ol poteotlal. CANCEll (June 11,,Jul;J D): Tmd l!plly. Don\ lllslst, cblde er cajole. Be aware cl tine points. a.ect dalllls In lbonuP --1l!lhhold linal il!dslom,. - Aj laa and Leo persoos filtire promlneotlJ' !load between the lines. Ul:O (July ZS.Aug. 22): Qiange of ocenery Is opt to be -Give fall pi'1 lo lntelloctuaI carioally. Means =-~=:."';! the way. -ol -1le ... may·--- VIRGO (Aug. BSept. 22): Lie low. Time is Oil your side. Play nillnc pme. Be diplomatic -being ..i-vtenl. Donl f o o I yourself ibout property, -Face facts u they mat. You Aries 'The Getaway'--__ ..... _ ~ 1. • Night and·See Get Away for By REX REED away with crime and nobody In a curb *"ice drive-in, a action, and eveybody kmd IL meons to the piblJc. bow it male consorsbip committee 'DIKl'l'.' U'IILE BDJ}" Ali McGraw has her objected. Sometimes the tunny ..,... oo a train where bladanaill the motion picture given contlnull "R" and "GP" --- problelll!. It must be tougb to ·· pseud<Hnoralizig trumped up 1 Steve gets squirted by a kid RllthltJ file e lnibdry, and where It is ratlnp to the most bldeous be a superstar with no belp by critics mak<!S me laugh. I wtth 8 water pistol and a linal Maybe 11•1 the gmera1 post-leldlnc 111 all, should be kinds of violence, wblle sex ~ from the critics, fall In love Movie villains bave beeo · se'ect border electioo slump, or maybe the "'IUired reading for .. or:y taboo! Why is It all right for with your leading man on your getting away with murder for massat;re in a ... Y Motion Picture AS!Jodaticu of working member of every black acton to say four-letter third picture, and keep your years. 1 towu that ranki with the America and its DollY Slaten Hollywood studio, e • er Y words but unforgivable for mind oo your work all at the In The Getaway, Steve 'screen• s best actloo of public cesanblp, Jack -In a clDema acbool, wbltes! How does a rating gel same time. McQueen and A,U MacGraw ,oequ...,... Valenti mid Dr. Aaron Sti!<n, and every intelligent ~ cbanied! Are the board But wbeo the result of all are just too likable and ..., A man who loots like Steve are ao -..-by the buyer. members reliable! the frustration is a movie as to be punished. To kill them ' M-should not rot away hornp cl crillcllm .-at Falber ._ "Wl1 the What Is an "X" rating? terrillcall~ ent~ as The ~fl would set movies back 50 beblnd bars he sbould be out them that theJ're dellberately mysterious -**""IKlirw These and hundreds ol other Getaway, 11 almoat revives my yeera. After what they go . • · . teyiDg to -piNlclly theae the nllllC -.i's artilruy Issues are Important to us all. faith In Hollywood again. through teyiDg to get away ·I ID the world procreating little days, but DDl!odJ seems wry -about what the Naturally Valeotl and Stem • ' : ~; a glrl like All lnten!sted In the movie rating public bu •~to -wtth are hoping the boot and the MacGraw shouldn't Wiile system Od)'llllft, ::""he~~ ~~ issues It ra1aes will be swept 1away In f!4.98 horrors off the Ostrlebes of the -"I. -r<SpOCted critic, scholar and aside and jgnored. They must rack at Sean, she should loot up! Just bee•-the ratings ..,_,..,. be -~ at the not be allowed to continue If REX REED in the Raw AllTHONY QUINN YAPllET IDTTO "lll(~liEY ,\ lt(,(;(;S" for one woold never dream of df:mancling retribution. 'Society, I should tblnk, would be belier off having lhem Ill It than out of ll And besides, It's ooly a movie. Bogart and Garfield ............ _ ---' ' ....... C.Scett "THE NEW CENTURIONS" o--, ,, .. ,... ....... . --·--~1'HE BURGLARS' .JOHN WflHllE fllllN".MRRBRBT ROD 'lf.llHLL1R on the deadliest gal¢ hunt of therr,f all. STARTS WED. RB. 7 AT BOTH EDWARDS CfNEMAS board of the MPAA la teyiDg ,.........., ~ ·-we are also to live ln a free 1 i k e t be cover of to remain secretive and avoid age of 21 u a ratings board society. Farber names names, ,Mademoiselle. answer Ing embarraalng appmilice and oboerved at gives examples, discusses Which brings me to the ~ns does not mean the ~ :.1:i ~ ":! each movie In detail, and wbat second objection the film's problems bave been solved. bu produced from his first-he uncovors should be enougb enemies keep picking cm. Ali ~~-beause .io!'f are band experience Is *'*"" to,tei:"vte~~: Is MacGraw, In all truthMness, •--..,,. mean and appollbc. 'l'ben m even the...,,.. lm..,..·~ about tsn' very good. She aeems anytblng bas changed. direcl quoles from '!!llDben this~..;"-= -·er oddly Wooden and -·-quite And If )<lll 'don~ belim! me, of the ~ ~· --.. w~ nm -don' walk -to jour ~ -•-written. It i5 a that must distracted, a klnd of beflled neareot -and pick up W<lllder wby the whole thimc be read if you care about voyM' wben the gwis gil oll I a copy al a blilterilli\J lmest bun' been abolished. movies and wbat Is bappenlng don't think it's ber 1au1L and candid -.at1on 1n1o r~Wby-~bas~thls~~po~edo~m~1'"'jntilyijtoi·ithei"'iiiiiii. iliiiliiiii~I Sam Pecklnpall has made a the stupidlly and hypocrisy of HICi~w;ith tenseness and the ratings eallod The Movie ~ tj!at ~;,ili.·~.._ 1:-"tlng Game ~Stephen ira* '!JoP, bill ·be dbein"t · w~c., iuo>:v'-· ---C1+100+1F 20 ' r .i r, .. w bow ·to direcl women. Tbls faor'niP-4 -at Ibo 1· ,,,.~ a suspicion Miss ntlnl ;;,.iem .'mi what' II ---Ct+FOJ +ff l! <!Graw was treated 'much. · JJte a mascot. . · :. ~: J • • .. . . ' ' ' ' It's not a drawbock that · bothers me. After all, Lalffi!ll : • Bacall used to do the same •1--111_ klnd al banging around while the men went thrOOgb all the SUPll .,.... JflCIAL ---,, S 140/Utf .' Radio 403 Television 41% Ma azines 57'; News ers 5g,. -·----.......... Nlilc'"' For Ru~ Ability ink Of . " "11IE NATURAL UT" .. --.. ,. ----. S140/Utf J ...... ~ .. ·--7::11 ....... .. --.. . ----. --11-$Z.lt SIJU/i'+f .' .. -. . - · lt!IT!°,~m 11 · "THE WITTIEST, WARME$1' ANdMosr INGRATIATING MOVI& TO Al>PEAR IN . ~ LONG TIME.'' • Howenl "'°'""°"" H.Y. Tirnn "Walter Matthau oncl Canil Bvmett 1111ke 1 groat INm. She 11 excellent, he" 11,1 loY· • -101.s.-...._.._.w Waber 'Carol Matthaa /n.11nett "Ptfew'Jillie9 .. -NJ--Md-•liQO • .A ............. T ....... '1 ld1 .. ~ • j ., .. ·-., ' --..., ......... ~ 0. TMI • .,, .. '~NOUlaON TMI LaPn' (RJ + •ACltOS$ ,, • .,.. • .,.. •IUNI' ltOY lu.til" .. -ntwREVDODI" ..,.,. "M TILUI• (.,) .. -,UY IT AGAIN. IAM" -MICHAEL .I. POLLAllD II rank9 hlgh-na n.,-lllO'JIH rve--oneotllel!IOll NWanllng~jOU'A-"ln •motion picture ttwelitre." "An llC!d-pned frH .. J.lriP which hn the 1Ung of a rlllllanakt r" -11:r. "*'"' "*"18 "AH ORIGINAL WOllOF llOYIE AIT." """'·'·,.,, . "Beautlfully petformtd llJ TUffday Wetd "and Anthonr Pelldnl." -"·'·' ...... "AN IMPIESSM HUI." --GeM ,,,.., llWMQ.JY ................. ~ A FRAllK PERRY FH.M ~. lDlTllll·MIT•tmm 'PUffrAlfr ----ll*llml·llWlllllll ............ . -· -· \,;. IWl9'•Wlll!l·•llll·1--Jm·........ J .. PREMIERE EllGAGWUT STARTS WED. FEllUAIY 7 AT BOTll hEA1'11S STARTS WED. FEBRUARY 7 At IOTM CNMU ...... ll ... J:JO ............. ,,..,:00 .... -' From the Jungle to the gym ... He dazes the glris,., amazes the guys. ... .. Hit -c.-.. _,_ • "1'111 ---Ill WINNER! BEST --.... ,., 71,. .... IP IW BEST DWIATICAL ACTllSS llVUWWll "Tiii EMIGllAlllS• WINNER! " I I • .• " ' ' • • • •) • • OM. 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Jlal> at 1111 ,,_ ~ ed • , mislied lbot. ::. s..... llmes 1n t11e rnt bait, 111e ~ ~ IDIHlle 11111 .. qy--*' Iii-, ,u.. Brum. ICGl'ed b1; 7 ilJ . -after. ' • 'Jbt llnl ball mcled with ---.... _ • -shot It Ille buzzer, • if Ua.A ahead, 40-ll. • ua.A" -.... O • T 1 .. 14 a.... ' ~ M a.rt; 10 M•'Wliin. J ... ........ s '"' ... ...... .... ...,.. IM!u...t J 14 1 .... 0 M ,......._ ..... . .. . t .. , .. S1 w ,, 'Nm -Northridge· Wins, 65-59 e P T 4 .... I .. . .. . 1 .. . -I N I M t . .. 1 M , I • . .. ·-. ·-• • . Anteaters Suffer · ' ·Another -S·etb.ack . ' ' . ... . ' Ta lint !oebt car ever to mah 1 Nltlonal Hot lod Assn. llDClloned 1'1111 Oii • drag llrlp 1111111 to I 5.57 "'°nd eJapeed time Ind I top ! l " . ·-• t f; J OAll.V PILOT -.r-.r•.1m Sports Clipped Short Kings Fall, 7-1; ~:· Contreras Stars •.':• •• • INGLEwooD -aiuct LeF!ey Ind Mumy Wllsoo struck for two goals ·'lj>lec< as Mootreal defeat<d Los Anleles. )'.{, Saturday night to drop the Klnp Into eev<lllh place In tho National Bocl<ey ~·1 Western division. • ,,,. Canadi<lll .......i two goals In .... of the first two periodl and flnialwl ft! the Kings with three In the third Jerlod .. they remained Ullbealell qalnst the Kings ID their last 11 outings. 't-tfte Kings, who are now winlea in 'tlidr last eight, have It points and ....., ~ by St. Louis and Ptttalxirgb who ~ pooled win! Satun!ay and bad 50 .points. ~ontreras Hits 11 ' •• TEMPE, Ariz. -Fonner Huntington Beach High Star Mike Cootreru acor<d . µ points In helping Arhooa Stale ta a It· :CZ Western Athletic Conference )i'nelball vidorY av<r Wyoming ~twday. Four other p1a,.... hit ID twin figum. _,... the Bun Devils with Jim Owens and ijAlll Kennedy each getting 14 and Mark ~ey and Gary Jaeksoo hitting 11. ,Tllo triumph ran the SUn Devils' WAC .-d ta ~J and k<pl them Jn • lint ,,a.. .Ue with Brigham YOUlll. ·Asher Places Sixth . ., 1• lXAllllAB CITY -Bobby Knipple, from ·Loac Beach, came up with strikoo m blr ol'l>!l last Dve ohola Saturday to win Iba ~,GOO King LouJe Open Bowlin& ToanwnenL •1.1'be triumph, fashioned by a D-111 r-.in over tour veteran Mike -gello, earned Knipple the '8.000 · 11nt prlle and a berth In nm mooth'• ''flili Fireltooe Tournament o f Qwnpiool. ........ Costa Meta's Barry Asher finished ''" -·:i.· Today's TV Sthedule 11· a.m. (7) NB A llABDTllAU -The Los Aqieles LUi!rs meet the Bull& In • BaltimGre. a noon (4) -NHL HOCKEY - '!be Pittsburg)I Penguins face ol! agalnsl the Mln.-ta .North Stars atB\~. IS:!O p.m. (l) -CBS SPORTS SPECTAC\JLAll -. '!be Toruoto Maple .Leal -lratk and field gunes, taped .• Saturday. Alao: World CUp Hoetey, taped in December.. . ' . ' 1:15 1p.m. (ll '-' ~ SPORTSMAll -.Fly•llne ·fishing fiJr tarpon off the Florida Keys and a pheaaaat buqt Jn Iowa. · 2 p.m. (7) -GOLF · TOVJlllAME!j'I'-C1osini actioo In the 1!4wailan Qpen lnvllatiooal Tllo '"* takes' home '40,000, 5 p.111. (t) -ll'QMEN'S ootP - Janie ·Blalock and Sandra polmtr ... BellY Qllleo and Betsy Rawls In ID LPGA . Clndl:rolla taumameol · makjl from St. Lucie ,Cootry Club in Florida. 5:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS llLUS'.l'llATED - A hockey atsr · witltoul a ~. Derek Sanderaoo. Also a .,.porl on the U.S. Olympie committee. ' tlsth, U.. did DOI COIDj)ele ln Satw<lay's flJlalL Amer Is the leading mooey winner <11thobowlllw1<1Ur. la ........ bis Ont PnllfSSional Bowlen -tloo Utle, 1he f>.foot-7, I~ Knfpple made his way ta the pa)'Oll pme with a UH.II vietary over EmJe Sclllecd of llewtJurP, N. Y . Tllo llllle ~ 1hen ~ ol Lemongello, a ~ from Islip, N. Y., in the fourth lolHOClring match ol the nationally televlled finals. Milburn Ties Mark Site for Winter Games To Be Anrwunced Today· LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - American and European wlnle sports officials are rivals this w~ In a "bock I<> simplicity" campaign Co lll8ge the 1971 Winter Olympics. A ck!legalion from Lake Placid, N. Y., faces the executive of the International Olympie Committee today to present a bastily-<lrawn plan for holding the games. Three rival contenders from Europe are al., due ta be Interviewed - Chamooil, France; Innabruck, Austria., and Tampere, Flnlaqd. Ownonix, leading a group ol 16 COll\munJUea in the Mont Blanc lll'ta, set the palWnl for a return I<> almplicity In the W'mter Olympics. Maurice Herwg, -ol Clamooix and • "'""" French mlnloler ol youth aDd IJIOl1a, will tell tho IOC erecutlvo lodly: "We """'1Ye --Blanc -• l ....... "' the --ol illphllDn, that Is kl .., lo tile Olympic .. ... to tho lhnpllclly ol tho LI I•'• '"1111 ....UOU. trmtl foUowtd at pr eo ent -.Id "" ndlcall1 allored and, In --. tho ..ntnl ol Winier QCDM ..... " <Jiomonlx want.I ta llaae the Olymplca .-a ..pm, ooch evtnlbelng cootued ... l Yillap ..-. Thi• llDe could eppeet i. _.........,. ol the JOC who are ---the OWlh ol Ila ...... Olymlllct .. tho '-ol tho Jnllmata ~ii..' -port ol - Butma~rRAlbertPeaalcl:of!.ake Plac:ld, leader of the American clelegallorl, said: "We can match the Moat Blanc region In this reapect. All OW' lacilltlea are within a few miles ol eaell other. U "" 8lage the Wllller OlympQ the)' will have I all the lnllmale charm anyme eould wish for." .,,. Swim Summaries For Coast Area I ' De1nonstrator SALE FffiST SAJ,E OF THE YEAR! Capris to Continentals TREMENDOUS SAVINGS on these near new low mileage 1973's " Rome 01 Tlte New Car , • • "Golden r..,u.i• e CAPRI e MARQUIS ·e MONTEGO e COMET e CONTINENTAL -e STATION WAGON • • Jlom• Of The N..., Car ; • • "G•Uetl~ Vanguards Could Have Top . College · Team in the Co11nty Wltb the upgridlng o1 the Southern Cali-gathor 5alUrday aJPI -Ibo V_. lomia OJllece baWlbaU ....,..m to the hoot Loo.Aaeflel B.,iut Oollop in a bu- point where cooch Paul Peak's v._ros l<elboll - are currently COOlpetl!ig ... aa .. en bosis The ·-··· ~ ale wm -the wltb Chapman, UC San Diego and qlhet'.s m ""' the UC Irvine ocbodule, what would be wroog an;..,.... _. -illl Ibo -COIDP"! with lltaging lH1 Onqe Olunty tournament fleld, fejllllrlnl the calalf ot·-aad ID for the four college teams in the area! alumol oquad In the a11er-. • '!brow in Cal State (Fulertoo) and a fOIJr'o '!llo SoCal """""" teom llopos to be m loam, tw<>rught affair could be staged to do-Ila .... -d•-for ,._ - -whicb ... ol the foor .woold reign ... In -""° ~ time. IS dam pion ol lhe """' for the emulng 'Ille pales and olber ........... DOC mny year. f,,.-a bad<lilll\> ""' avaiW* cm the campns It W.Wd be bani lo predict a .winnel' OD and aoly n1111--Is -!O the bo3is ol <urTeOt play. UC lrvioe, Soutlr , complete the dlanmd fir prma ns- 11 Is -If -wiD be ployed tloft HOWARD HANDY this yeer. ' * * * ,... a:&ieal· _., t?' .. ....-..: .. pt • tr,..a ..... ,. .. ~... , • ...-tew ..... ...,,, ... -_ .... _,, -....- Alam itos Racing ·Results -··-4.1'17l DAILY PILOT (: jf - Gymnastics Out look Etlla-,.,.,_ and oenlor Bnd ~ Cady L ta 1 a e the Ulle this awooo. . . ~-.,., all candidetes ... ~ ' Coach Loon C..wlcrcl'• Edison HJgb will \ enter "~-ll 'lllo r.r. fll -Jlonis team won !he lo ague Orange County gymnu!lcs tbe • -«>Wld spot. Adams ha.. fivo "'urning dwnplOftlhlp in what was competitioo for the lint Ume Fo-t•I• V.ilq letlarml'o who should pl-suppooed to be a rebuilding ...U. but be)'<lllll tbal picklnp year last year, and the and as coach Go rd on Entee:lng g y m n a 1 t l c 1 •ppear tbin. lettermen returning from tbat MacCollum &8,)'8, "We're still competllion for the ~ ··we could do very ftll on !quad should make a repeat kind of de.vek>plng from an individual basis. but it's nnu:ible. season, 1 Fountain V 1 11 e y .--- acratcb." expects an improved team. ~~~ul i( we 'll bt as "We should be solid ln every The 0iarpn will be .-.~w oo • tHm basis ~ event and stronger than we but has no guarantee of mucb l.ut year." Adams says. .. In wert last yea r in hortzonlal understandably abort o n · last • unprovement over ye.ar s ane evmts. we may DOl be bars," Crawford says. ..w'e aperleoce, but Ma<Collom 1.g r<eord. able to field the necessary should be stronger than last 11,)'1 tbey'Ve been long on "We'll be stronger than last tbrtt men to ~ and a lot year overall and could win the eath111!asiD 10 fir and be year, but we11 be meeting will drpmd oo our freshmen." league again." ezped5 rapid ~ stronger teams than last Five ~ return from The basis for Crawlorci'I 'Ille Clwgen".11 .. e a good year," SIYll Baroos coodl Le.s last ,_., )e>lll. led by all-ophmlsm is 12 retunsi/18 initial t\UDOUt and: are at least ~· ....... ___ _...-.11 the ~.m:' :. : 3 ~~ lettermen from last sea.aoq, ~ •=u ung, w---~ with the standout being senldr three deep in ~ event team while student teaching specialist and st..dd pl3Ct" in Bill Searles. Only actual ocmpetition. will last year, is a full-timer mw the aF in the e\'ent Se 1 · · !he ult U_,.ortunalel"", br is the only ar es 11 strong 1n VI determine the team's true and has eight lettermen ui• 3 and excells in Door exerolle, potential, but MacCollom feds returning from last yttr's canc1mi,. in tbe ""'t for where Crawford feels he CilUld team . Newport at 1111s -be tbe bes! · the Clli' SATU•DA'f"' 1tuuLn optlmlstic that tbe team won't .. __ .... _ · J h among in · PmT WL 3n•~ s..,._,.,~..._., The Baron,, will field a ~ semor. 0 n Sophomore Paul Van Ruidliln Ted Borper -a llgM ... lo llip - ao4 ot UIM -...... -fftlle It SoCal In yton "'" .. < 1"1• ... -ball eUgthlllly. t'!'.i'f:"'°"'l:o11dir Moil suffertbenonUl1problemlol largely undercla.wnan team camtron. ls a good ClF whor.w preeence accounts ~r r.:-=~w.,_ is.a ii a fint year squad. with only seniors Danny prosped in the horimntal bars tbe high hopes in bor~ ~ • "1 tblnt we could be very O'Bryant, Bruce Bums and event and doubles in pr31'31lel bars ii al!o highly reg ~-~Mei.wit~?~&:., competiUve with' most· teams Scott Allen being counted in bars. Phil West. Jerry Penhall and either be or Searles wilt em Callfomla College, Cal Slate (Fullertcm) and Cbapman might be the onler ol finish. Diet Sll'trtlm ftl a 4Wtulw: Midi 1111 SoCaJ'a Peak promises an improvement .on the current IH mark ol the current Van- guan!J team next ....... tbeArmy--1··---.,. _, Uftlo( ......... &dlllc lo rfgld !ralBllC It prepore fer a MpoUw trJ· oat wllll *' -- * *. * Somelhlng to think about and a smart pnimotor could make all pertiE6 a 'bi! ol cllmge wltb ..m a promotion in the Ana- heim Cooventloo Cenler. * * * ne v_...i. of Sol)al College could be a part of a_ 1is4eam eoaferenee u early as -ldlool year H carnal plus material- ize betw-the Ila -earrenUy aego- tlatlog a ..i of dttall by.Jaw1 and 1taodanh. Peak will -three -fnm the cur--SoCal ....-U teom -.Tan P.,.., Pal Quinn and JOOn Olltis -but be Is al- ready talkin( wUh proepedi .. b ......... for nextseasm. Tbe Vaquard1 would be joined by Azusa. One player bo ill virtaal!J' ._...i ol II Dwayne. Will:enon, a W guonl out ol San Diego wt.> Im apml the Jut three yean in the Air Fer«. PaclRc, fNno-PadDc, Callfornla Baptist of Rlvenlde, Btola of La Mirada and Pall&deoa College. ' SporlJ on the agenda woald lodode bas- ke&ball, eross country, wrestling, tract and fteld, bueball, soceer and teD.Dil. The Van-- gwml1 llllo plaa to add golf aad volleyball lo the Immediate folure and these woald aloo be coofemi<e parlldpadoo 1ports lo the Willrenon bu -playing buUlball with a service t<em in Hawaii fir the past 1'oo years and will pursue a miDlsterial career when be relllms to clvillan life. new clrcait. Al leul two .............. SoCol wresd- lng leam bave u .. -tW al •<i*- log the ocbool bi the NAIA ·-" flools. Both are aadefeated WI -_., ap w stepped ap la ~ d•--...... Ued to a draw we IMI n-lgL * . * * Mart Lrite.e ii ad ksfed ... ,..,.. Alumnl ol SOOthem California Colleie will Paryur .... a .......... _ ldl - wlle.qotlea-. · Following Loss SCC' s Playoff Gauchos In 99-71 Chant!es Din-imed ~Reversal By DAN HA VF.6 dominaUng the boards against °' ,,.. 0.1.., "1111 staff sec. 37-19. Azusa·Pactfic f I a t t e n e d It was SCC's first game Southern California College, without Pat Quinn, who is out 84-47, Saturday Right in a ror the year with a broken jaw basketball game crucial to the received in a game last V~' ch ID ce I of Tuesday night. His 12-.l ieachlng. the NAIA District ·m scoring a v e r a g e and playofll. rebounding were greaUy SCC c:oKh Paul Peak had missed Saturday nigbl said hi5 Vanguards would be After trailing .37-211 at !he in goad llhape for p~ hall, sec came out gunning at ooosideralioo 11 they split their the slart ofl the secood ball two games with the highly and quickly pulled to within r e g a rd e d Azusa·Pacifac four points, 37--33, when David Cougan. But after the Payne completed a thre<>polnt Coogars soundly beat ~ play. Saturo.y nlgbl in ~eir • However the Cougars then meeting, Peak dldn t sound . optlmiBtl about their secood wen! on a sconng spree that test Feb 16 outc;Iassed the losers, 14.7[ M'id ~ Allhougbe ·we.are better than . way through the second ball, h it was clear there was notblng we played tonight, !hey . ave left to be setUed but the lina1 the better team," admitted Peak. ''They were hungrier than we were; they wanted it more." In many respects the Vanguards were beaten by three men, the Cougars' towering front line. Forwards Dennis Vanzant and Vance C8rT, along with ~ Jim Lee accounted for 5ll o1 the vlclor'• II pciinll. 'Ibo tilo abO tnade !he win J1:01S1b1e by ' ' Powder Puff Grid Game ' Rescheduled • '!he ..-dwe.i powder poll loolball ,...,.. tielw••• FAllOll and QJlta -~ Rirll teams al Newpcirt Harbor illfh were poolponed Saturday due to ...i i!rouodJ. Tho -· wliich pit -and Junior dasl oquads from the tw0 ICbooll bas been iacheduled lo< 'Jb&\ndaY nlgbt at'N....,...t Harbor. Tbe oenlor IQUICis wlD meet at l :IO, with the junior teama vyln& foe the powder pJlf champioMblP al I. Proceedl -the games will ao to form a trust bltid fl>r Pete Rlchanl!on, a QJlta Mesa Hlg!I llUdtnl who Wll tnflmd 1n a beacjl accident ia.t IUftUlltl' and II -a quodrupleglc. ''We ta!Ud 'lrilb the ~ Saturday ·-and be advbed us the ..... -loo deep and to88l'· and be'd rather 11111..i the lleld up," .... Mlehaol Landino, an lliltlncla lllP -teacher and~ lo the-- score. 1be Vanguards had .balanced scoring with David Payne putting in 12 points, followed by brother Jim with JO •• J.-'-··-:=... -="" T EL CAJON -Grow• ... College's Johi Slater pumped in 211 points aDI four team- mates bit lo double fl&m<s as the Grilllm belted s.tdJehaclc College, •n, here. Saturday night. Tbe loss was the GandJOS' eighth in II Mjslim ~ 1 ....... -- .. ,, .. ._ s1s·i=... ~--" .......... .... lbeteamol-- ......... Steve wng.r ml ~--io 4:SU, -the -ol ----· -SlorU aad LJm -lDat lhlrd lD the 4 • .. -'lrilb a llmo ol 4' 4.1 m Gaglet, lllb Odllmoe. Rollins aDI -nam lo a third p1tce wtlll a 4: U.I l!ff"'1 bi 1he • • 1• blllerfly relly. "" the "'-' unit ol =:=-....TtheT: ~··al:IO.I ~ ........ ~ ..... 1 ........... ..... bJ 1wll .. ID a-pltce lo the 4 • .. " It tJlt relly willl a -" ...... ' kn.-.~~\.~ ,.~ in the league," MacCollom the top three in any event. and fftsbman Doug Prichard be the Lions' all·roond °l"~~.c~o.M:'. • Sflfl. O'Bryant is the No. 1 man back up Cameron in the performer. ..., .... ...... on the horizontal bars aod horil:lonlal bar event while two the 1 !he Li ha ·Lt.Ca. 1711 YOt'd&. S.-· The top performers now . . ......... 11..1 In vau t, ons ve e -. cwm1nv. PurM s1 '°°· appear to be aopbomore Bob ranks second in the vault spots remam open m ..---Mike Spaulding as their U>p ;:; 91-~ Knloht •.10 ti j·'° while Burns' forte is parallel bars. n.-O~d~' J Manniho in the vault and . ill be In the rings. Penhall is a prospect ort an eighth pla~ It: ;s."·~: o.rv1n countY. rrw transfer student Craig bars. Bums in ~ al9o . retunWtg leUennan . a 0 d fumh in the ClF la.st ~· ........ _~ Sbl.Y. ""'· P••onauty, Masumiya in side borse. counted on exerose ..... s:o 1 Searles and Pat McPeek add .,. -fro aad on the bo.-.1 bars prospective ~~ P a c e r ' ~• 111 the ser~ -Buntt ,._.., M.lllOttto. Ma.sumiya, 4who comes m the sophomore Kelly Rossen. """'VU' event. :1!-J;~~a s-ar-o1c1t Los Angeles. bas two years of while Allen competrs in senior Lee Harris aud West McPeek, junk>r Pe f'r-y ~r••• Qv:Jor.400 uo competitive e1perience and is Pj= ~ck Hmma ls the make il a p:itenna.Oy stroog Johmon and sopho more vo ff.rt ""' 1.1a ahead of bis teammates at the ,_ the <>-1'--Richard Gishi back up Searles Fuff MM. Tttnun 2M ...-..-t time. most likely all-round entrant. event -~--in Door exercise. JuDior Mike ll:'n;!iC.EooM.ThrllT .. ~lnll .---his strong event! are Schoffstall and senior Mil:e ai~ -c.i11om1.1 5M*. Junior Jay Elmquist and sidehone and the rings. Olber 1fes••luter Hansen are t.be second and '°"'"" uc&. •-"1!1--,..,_. senior Steve Holmes · join juniors being counted on are · I , y lblrd men ln the horlzonta1 ~ 'mO tli: i::z MaMino in vaulting, while Bill Ed WOlfrom and Mu Lapez in 1 JP;.~ '•0 1 ~ ~ ~ s ~~ ban 'behind van Ruiden. • • "="! ~· -• uo Moseley and CWt Lustig are the still rings. W"""inlter doeSD'I show aDY Seniors Jim Drageuskv and AhD ;.. ·~ ~ co... Twta'9r the backup men in side horse. Five sophomores ba".e ......,,"' of ~-its grip on John Skoug and junior Rabdy .._ s..-AttKk, eopy Watdl. Mike Wilb, Mike Price and ~'----t 111l. IW'ft.....-t and - F-..... T"--Tnldllt ANcMti. the bo :)llVWU grea r-~ Whitaker make up a 10lld trio ·--James 'Loiterer are peJ __ ,. malt the n--· uch ~ -Oittow.scllftY, Trvty Hiii in floor exercise. UJl'W e o.IWllJ m ua T . in aide horse, and BUI .,~ UCL set yords. :J.¥Hr~ds Juniors William Ruy f ' stronger overall ~acting the e .. nJS Tombrello heads the lilt-in • ... swtrs AMowonce. PvrM t.UDO. nd Ki list is rebimlng letterman parallel bars -~,:.:•nd Jto~11~11.ao !:! Woody Woodman a ·m John Miller in the vault and uc.,... tM> cw.> -.....Y ...__ ... _, ..... • ho Cr wtfd obltw cu.. sidehorse and ~·ssmate ve ....,. ~ 1•> *'· ... <'-" rates as one of the top two 'Jn "'"'it:~i: T0niwi, Treuui. IJ.o :111 Coryell ·-all working the 1 Ste ~ £U1UUl~, w a O r.."·1!; snort •~· o1a1 horizonlal bar, while Gary Saunders is a potential CIF =· 7'rf4"1 • u1 *'· lttitl'I the CIF lo the event, will tyrye =: Ml/"~1,J:t Mldw•v Motschall, David Mascitelli placer in Door exercise. ...., t••· '* '111 *'· ...,.. backing from senior M;~Y • sJ..~~"Jr"cw:iD.1-YW«ll• and Dave F1ynn are the top ~619f'1.,. ca-"* Meltebarger and junior Glepn Nifty..... 1130 s.20 ,.111 trio in the parallel bars event. N-.nnnrt B•rNr '"· ""'.., .. i. ,,, _ - _ ...... ~ Alllt CaoJ, AU r 1M jAI Anaheim transfer J e f ( ---r-Sollt c.m--~ ,,,._~ __ ~~·~r...:---·• Faucher and fellow juniors Depth and exp er I enc e 1•iL.~ 10 .._ o-..,. <•l... Senior. Don Datim, jUlllOI' Bal~~ ~ £fg:..~ Mike SChroeder and Ricky problems will have to be L::;::..,. ~> .._ J.....,.,1 Tony Oulvei and senior · Joe ~ ~~~"'"r'·....,.... 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American cars 21.441 PCV v .. WI and~--------· -----.Jc~~ w. know ..... ,........ IDouig tor. Shop Sundiy noon to 5 P.M. at Ille tollowt.-,g Auto Cent.rs: l FASHION ISlANO, Newport le.di (714) 644-1313• HUNTINGTON CamR, ~'°" 8-" (714) 892-7771. ' I ' l ' • ' ' ' • • ' • : • ' . • ' ' ' l . ~-' : ! ' ' ,, • ' ' I ' ' ) DAILY PllDT ~lldaJ, Ftbruiry 4, lCJ73 GWC Spike Team Seeks Banner Year Golden west College !rack and field <OO<b Tom Noon Is c.ollini his 1173 team the best bolanced In the acbool 's hls1my. 11We lolt four or five top kids through ellglbillty, but WC ohould have the best balanced team we've ever had. We 'll be toucb to beat In dual meets," says Noon. Probably the biUest ffilSOl1 why the Rustlen wlll ahow mott balance Is the fact that Ibey have good bunli<rs in '73 -10111ething they've usually lacked. Freshmen Steve Ward (La QUinta), • Dave Powe 11 (E1tancla) and Bill Zacke.rdonski (Pacifica) give the llUl~en plenty of lalent and depth. Noon figures Ward will probably be lhe best high hurdler Golden West baa ever had . He reached the CLF finals last sea.900. Topping the list o I sophl:mores returning are sprinter Phil Maas, pole vaulter Terry Parkinson, jumper Ray Harris and dlstance stars Dave Lockman, Jack McQuown and Bob Brickner. Maas is one of the better sprinters in the area with mart. of 9.8, 11.5 and 49.0 last sea.on. Parkinson had a besl of 14-6 iri the pole vault Jut season and Is the defending Southern call!ornia Conference champion. Harris, the learn captain, has done 6-6 in the high jump, 13-101\ in the long jump and 46-21\ In the triple jump and could surpass all three marks Season Out'look early in the season, says Noon. Loclmwl, who bad an ei:cellent "72 crou country season, has a best o( 13 :51 1n the three-mile while McQuown did 4: 13.0 ln the mile 11 a freshman for the Rustlers two years ago. He 11t out last season. Brickner will probably concentrate oo the 880 where he hu a belt of 1:5'.0. Freshmen Mike Braunstein (Westminster) and Kool Hinklon (La Qulnll) will join U>ckman in the three-mile while Gree Dale (Rancho Alamitos) will back up McQuown In the four-tapper. Jn the quarter mile, the RuaUers have Dennis Myers (I0.0) and Tom Bowman (50.0) of Fountain Valley and Gary Petrie (I0.7) o! Garden Grove. And Les Mitchell (La Quinta) and Dave Bowen (Paci!lca) back up Maaa ln the aprinl!. CANlst Area Basketball Summaries --.;;;.., ,.... Dlf au ... , ••· ,,... ..._nn'" 101•111 Ecdll ft) rr t4l ~ =.~I ~ TJ:lT= .... U) G In) Mitre ~ aubl: .,,.... Otl DMll .. -1 •......... 2. c.-.. "'·''· ,. .. ·~ddly 4 GOIMl .. H.itll-. MIW Olt •la. """ ....... lM1 ,., ..... J. _.....,. 011 F Cf) hthlr; ~Of) I" WWI~ .....,enc C•IHtltwMrttt ~{ti) G UI~ ........i11, UI 0 (It) K...,_ EdMdl ....... : .... t .... i, ""1c» '· Lll'KY 6. ~-Va&lty __.._... ......... :~--. ,., un •• .,,.,,,,..,..,.,. Mal Im F (I) ----0-.-1111 • Ct!J ,,.._. ..,........_ 111 C C.I Jt,._ sc:aA•t lnl G CUii Wl1toll 0..-011 G ('ti .. "*-twnr-. .........,, 1'41. ..._. ~f.1) ,. S••···~ ........ 01) F 01 Jtoffr1lt ,..,_ (12) F CH I c.rrwgle All.MS ,,, c ell Goklt!I ~ Ill G C•} Gehl" F. W"91M 11•1 G • (t) ~ ~ .... : L..-8tKti -"-- -(II, Mlrb 121, ~ 1•1. Nfls (2), PWkle (J), S1ddhbllck -WH• -C7l, ~ Cfl, WIUI-llJJ. Hlffllme: LagwM .. edt »-». ._ CnJ t•1J c .... ~ Noon flsures a--star Lee Gainey wU1 bn!ak the school records in the shot put and diSCUI. Gainey , who sat oul last year alter a stint in the Navy, bas done 4!H and !#<!. THREE EDISON SOCCER PLAYERS BATTLE OPPONENT FOR BALL Uey Ctl P' fOl a1111k11 l"WMll t•I F ' llJJ Hwtlg Tllllty Ill C CJI W~ Field Events l\.ey For. OCC Spikers · Quality in the field even!! and depth in the dist.nee racu should carry Orange Coast College's 1973 track and field team to an improved ....... Pirates coach Jim Mcllwain figures he has a potential act\oot record-break.er ln every neid event lhiJ season. Leading the way i s sophomore javelin star Alvin While who qlllrterbacked the OCC football team the pasl two seasons. White had an official best of 20H last year, oot has already done 217~ in an all- And sophomcre Tim Rudy has a best o! L 58 ln lhe 81111. Other top lettennen include sprinter Mike Faragalll (9.9), intermediate hurdler Mike Roffina, vaulter Bill Vlahakis (13-8) and sprinter Dave Wailers (10.1). Freshman Rick Desmet from Costa Mesa High, will probably be one of the top sprhl.ters (9.9, 22.0) for the Pirates. And freshmen Gary Sauter (out of the district) and· Ted Stewart (Marina) will be counted on to score points in the hurdle event&. Another top dbcus thrower is FOO!hlll JC transfer Bogdan Tarabe.novic, a 6-5, ~ pounder who baa done 115 !eel. 1m .......... Tl'KllS--. Fri., F-. 1• -11 Cl!""" Fri., Feb. tJ -11 '°"" """'-r.i1vr. (ALA H1rbOI' • fr., Merel'! 9 -LA ~t· ''Trr.!· Mardi ,. -s.n11 ~· (homo), Fri .. Mlrdl 23 -at LA HM11or.• l"rl., Mlf'd'I lD -h•f LA (lloml).• """' Aprll • -L.05 ...,.._ cc• '~. ""'" 12, -,, evi.r-.· ~t .. Aorll 14 -1t 81 ...... Hlld lllllan •= ), llura.. Ag.rll It -Southern Cal lll~•Y• 11 UC lrvlne (IO 1.rn..). !11 .. ADl'll 21 -11 :S..n Diieo lllallYI {1 1.m.)~ TUfl., I U -llllo HondD (harnl/. Fri,, Al'.H' I 21 -11 Mt. SI" Alltonio A:~IYI (10 1.rn,), pre!~· ~~di.-,, $0Cel ~ Fri., M':Y 4 -at loCM C011flfwlc;1 fln•!f lLACC/. ' ..!.'.\:'Mn 1 -11 l"tesnD lillll'tl (10 (~Ollf.'Y 15 -11 5oC.i Pf'9111"1'11 Sat., M..-lf -at SOC:al flnals "g· 0. Uj -11 State 11Wet (81 d .m. • Confwtnel mMt. All /Mltf, blOln 11 1:10, 1.111leu otillrWIM ll'idll;lteil. E, mers meet in 1973. That's ly five feet past the school t of 212-4 set last year by Randy cantroll. ocC alao baa a top sbot- putler ln freshman Tony Ciarelli of Huntington Beach Who bu clooe over 50:0 Jn ?'actke .... 1on1. '!be llCllool f1CO"I la 52-3. He'll also rompele ln the dilcul (Ito-I) and javelin (lllMI) evenll. 3 Athletes Carry Load For Gauchos in '73 Two frubmen who have both dmlo H are Corona de! Mar'• George Keot IDCI Mater Del's Doug Marlin-will give the Pirates plenty of depth in the h1gb jump. And 10-'pbol'-mor-oe Darrel Althouse (IM) fJgurel to be one ol the better pole vaullen in JC circles. Mcilwain bu a versatile The 1973 track and field season figures to be a loog one !or Saddieback College. Coach Duane Cain has some talented athletes on the '7S squad, but the lack ol depth will haunt the Gauchos comiderably. Caln figures Saddleback will fare the strongest in the 220, 440, shot, discus and javelin events but will really be hurting in the pole vault and distance races. Dooley of San Clemente (IU-0, 4&-0). Jay N•llon of Laguna Beach, another freshman, will be lhe Gauclloa' top hi&h jumper. Nellon has a best of 6-21\. The big weaknesses, says Cain, will be in the distance and p<>le vault events. Sports Calendar For Area Undefeated Ed~on:Kickers Put Sp~r1$ Myth w Shame By RON EVANS Of 111 Dllfr Piiat Steff Al Edison High School they're destroying another 1porta myth. The myth' Athletio teams do not do well in their first year of competition. Edison is fielding a soccer team for the first time this year and the team is doing rather well. The Olargers, in fact, are unbeaten and undisputed leader~ of the Orange C.ounty League. "I think we have a very good team," says first..year coach Pat DiPaolo. "I think we can match up with any of the teams in the CIF top 10." D!Poolo, who had DO coaclr lnl oq>erit:nce, wound up with the 9Cbool's soccer team -al- llllllll by popular mandate. A funner player with Sparta in the Pacific Coast Soccer League, DIPaolo was awrooched by a group ol students last year who wanted him to •ponso!' the team. it's doing , belier than they anticipated." DlPaolo's biggest headache was the acquisition of equipment and an adequate playing field. With a budget of about $500 DiPaolo, an industrial arts t e a c b e r , designed goals that .,..,.., bull! by the school dialrict's maintenance office and layed out a playing field. Wben it became evldait that Edison woold field a team this season, prospective players practiced together last year, but became ~ell and quit. 1 "But we have something to work for now," DiPaolo says. Initial turnout was about 30 boys for the varsity and junior varsity, the bare minimum needed. "About ball Ille team bas some kind of experience," DiPalo aaya. "A lot o! them played In the American Soccer Organizatioo. "Soccer im't IOIDething you learn in a year. You almost have to grow up with it and it takes about three years to learn the fundamentals." ._..,_ cm c;. -m 1111m WNtlt 02) G 1111 JIQlll:la ~ 111111: E.__. ..... 1, ~ • lilldMMJ t. MlllWIM I, McCiaMy 1. c..ta In Ill HofflW 6, I 1$ "'""' a. Clrrllo 1'- HltftlfM --= ~ .o.u.. C* ICU (JIJ UI ~ Ta. Ol I". lSI ~ ~ U1 F 121 ~ a.., (QI C 12l .__,.. 0.-(ti G UI 1111 ..._. C41 G 11&) '-"' cw-.. Mw .-.... .,..: eart . .._.,. "-""'"'* car-.. ,,... 1i.11. Wrestling Results "I couldn't turn them down," be says .. "but at the time l wasn't too keen on it. I kDeW II would be a Jot cl work and it most certainly is a kit of work, but the kids asked me thermelves. ''They wanted me to help get it off the ground, and now While DiPao&o bas athletes who ai.o participate In other sports, IUCh .. track and swimming, many are attracted to soccer's lack of height and welgbt requirements. LEASE A NEW DATSUN " freshmen jumper in Tom Orchard (Arcadia Hlgb) who will alao hurdle. lle'I Jong jumped ZS.2 IDCI bas a best o! ~z 1n the triple jump. And he haa a top JDMk cl lU ln the h1gb acbooJ h1gb burdles. • Sophomore Richard Conlery and freshmen Glenn Bradley and Bill Crumley figure to carry the load !or the The Gauchos concluded the 1972 cross country seuoo. with only lhree competitors and none were classified as distance runners. And tPe Mission Conference has some ol the top long dlatance •tars in the state. Gaucbot. 1m ••••M•tk T'9dl td!Mlle Cordery holds the school irt :it c~.'1:~~leal • tt11 VCI Swimmers Third "The ideal soccer player is !>!to 5-10, HO to 111-0 poundl," he notes. "Quickness and conditioning arc m o s t important, and then ball control with the feet, clEst 1200 SEDAN $4300 , ...... 36 Mo.O.E.I. 1 .$117!,~ Mo. 36 Mo.O.E.L SOplwuto Dllla Babin, Owen Gorman, Evan Jones, Steve Schuteman end Mike Jones wtl1 give the Pirates plenty cl depth ln the mile IDCI three-mile events. record. in the quarter (49.9) 1 .• f,tD· n -11 M1 .. 1or1 COl'I"'-" and b.oo done 112.3 ln the 220. ,.r, lf~~J;,!/l:.,,,,..,,,... SANTA BARBARA -UC Bradley, who prepped at 8,5;';;, ":'.r.e. a -•t c11 s11,. !Lone Irvine finished third in the Foothill. is a Jprinter with Frt, Mirth J.-&e" a.nwn11110"". annual Gold Coan Invitational marks 31 10.2 (100), 22.0 (220) '~'March 1._1 Gl"Ollt!'IOnt*. Relays at UC Santa Barbara and 50.5 (440) besides 8 best ()f R:i~'Yi,. Merci! l7 -11 Allln Hlncodt with 8 point total Of 232in -11n the Jona jump Fri., Mardi »-at s.n Olevo CC"'. bebiOO University of Pacific ""'° '"O ' Fri. Mlrd'I 30-A:lv.,..ldl* (llome), Crumley (from T u s t i n Fri .• Aprll ........ , °"""'· and the host school. C\IUJ Fr .. Dl'll II -11 Clin.ts Wltll H'igh), --·"d be the Gauchos' "I" 1'111 -11"" oi-1t~. Coach Ed New I and 's most versatile · performer. P•lclcNI • Anteaters placed second in He's run 15.2 in the high c~ ~~~ 1' -11 ••unfflld two relay races aM. Mike d 11 Thurs Aorh I' -11 Soutl'ltrn Carnahan lhinl · the IO school high hurdles an wl c1111omi1 R.i1vs uc 1rv1ne1. was m also compete in the sprint and A.:i~'v;. Aoru 21 -•I Mt. s.n Antonio freestyle as highlights of the igh -•· I •·••jeba "' Tun., M.av 1 -11 Mltllorl .......... nd and fiinal day of we· t evc.iu.o I .:>C1UU C•. C1111ftrftQ Pf'911ms fP1tam.rJ. ........., Ano~-to performer for Fri., Mllv 4 -•1 Mlu1o11 ~· competition in the event. w1c:1 P llnals (Palomlt'l. 1 •--'" Cain's club ii javelin ace John oi:;rms 1~~ • -"-" ..... Boyd Philpot, a freshman, Broad who was over 180 feet Fri .• :r:'' 11 -at wnt c-t lil.i.vt swam fourth in the l,ISO-yard last • .,..,.,... (F~i· lt -11 5ollthlnl C.. flnlb '-k.}e with I ti.me of 17:08.1 ............,.,. ICO<l'IP!oll . u~•.T Other lettermen include Ken w .. !.~ H -11 state l'nllf while 1 o p b om o re Tom Ramirez (sprints) Bob 1~3:.~ Miss1o11 CO..lnnc:• mttt. Bougbey WU fifth in 17:26.0. Guthrie {distances) and Arne H~~ 11orne ~· '1 5ae c~ Clm&ban's time in the 50 Francis (shot pul, discus). ;;;~;;;M;;"""';;;;;-;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;-;;;;;;rr.e;;;;;;";;u;;1%;;;;.1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 If J 11.m. other !mhmen are sprinter Rick Bayman of San Clemente (23.0, 51.6), dlltance a<e Gary Vance and welghtmen Dan P8hnlta of Tualln ( 155--0 diacus, 49-3 ~t) and Tim LEASE IT. YOV'LL LOVE IT! THE VIKING With automatic tranamitalon, air condi- tioning, radio, tilt steering wheel, tinted glass, radial whitewalls, deluxe side mOldlng, deluxe seet belts, and other !actory equipment. PROUDLY OFFERS ••. r Monti Cll1o s Coupe • No-P•rmonl -........... -Orong<o county Booed and e>...i -1151 • .531-0607 MacHGJwaR() AUTO AND TRUCK LEASING --•WI I IW /lltf Cor II .. ·- -.... --(oll'WoC)-- i and head." . I -:;-~ ... -:;:_vs The team's leading scorer is sa null• center forward John Stirling, DANMAR, INC. =~ ~~~J7~~~::°&t ha~leJ:!t_:~COtloep!'oWs 13801 •llilt"'"':;"'·1~• Cirwre 1ucu. 1•::nl" 111 I'-";~· ~~~~~__.~~--~'7j;;o;~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~===;=~ rt!...-,,_,oo;.,!· a.°"f"~'n'°~bc1~: praae or ~~-.. ()lllef"l:J: ~ (U I), 11. Dkkm•n (U~J.,,_A..-.ls,-1. U. o1 P11;1fk , J·M.4, t. lrvlne (8em1n1 DlcklNlnn. 81 Clmllwo), l :tl.2. 3·~ r: ~°'1:111_1~11':!; I. ~ ol 'p~~-Ai.. !· 4(,'~ lrv1~~ :'2.5 • ,.111 oot. SfrMlet" '"';:'1",..e May -I. v . of Pacific, 2:1S.L i. )JC tl'Y'IM, 2:11.1 , (Anlll!'Y, It~ -..metd Girdner, Dk•!Nnl'l. ~~·~· l. ~ 1 5::. '1..t1a;·1· 2. J. i lO'tt ,. • =:..., 1 : i"'lf.'t..,,:,: "cu~· FAMOUS MAl<IR_ MEN'S, WOMEN'S SKIWEAR CLEARANCE 1 /3 Off I All IMll'1 91141 -M I , 1/a elf '7Vn twM lllh. Ski 1111rkn' NI• ».CNMS.00 -17.IS 41.N Ski...... ..... ... 410.• _ ,3.31-26.17· Sid llWMIWI ..... a•M.00 ~ -11.U-22.67 WIMtlllltl ..... 1.._.11M -6.67·12.00 T11rtlea1•1 .... ._..12.00 -l.N· LIO irhe Week's Market Highlights NASD Quotations :on ............. 7 ... -,:: ~ ----r.r..-.... ,.-~. ·-................. • n-.a•.u--~ ... If V.. tMAl1Ka1n.Jl11U1-.. ............................ Dew lew ••• .. • .. ,.,,. M.M JIWt .... .. ....... a.•-----·· "* " ........... ,........,, ..... ___ ......... -.. ... a.ta AU an 1U1 U 'Tllll ......... ..-..... ...... ._ .......... J ....... ..... Do\11.Y PUT C NIW YOlllC. CU .. 1) -Tllll )I _, ...,. .._. • tfit OT( mtn._. ~ M ....... W -..UO. -.... M E~- -Tool ·------c. KMS llld..n P..i An! WAit ·-~IC• And NASD \I°"'"" tMl,lCIO. -... """° M 111.-.. " ...... - tN.-"" ...... 1t.Kll "" 52.JIQ ,. ..... ·~ ......... ...... - --..... ....... \t J7 -I .,.._~ I' .,,.. ~ ..... ,, • ... ... ....... .. ........_. .W: Declines. 1Wf1 u~ 1m. , .... .... DalJy Vel• et1 NY II .. -• Dewas AMEX lJps, Dowas --wt •• ----........ ~ •••••••• 1UM,M ............. .......... •·······~-" ....... ·-........... ....,,.. --·-----,,_ --, ..... Tr,,.. us:«w Yearly C:-parlHm ......... ._..._,...Die ...... 5: 1'-:ms ! =! ,; 15! ! _......,_... ·-.. .-. -- .... ,,. New la SC•rks Distance Banker Forecasts '73 'Best Ever' Words of Wall Street Boosts Okayed · Rate changes ~ l1Jb. miited to tlie Feclenl Comm- urilcations Commlston by Ille American Telephone and Telegraph Compa!I)' "111 In- crease the cost of long distance service by about z percent naUoowlde, acconllac to Richard Ii. Obhon, - president revenue re- qulrementa at Gener a I Telephone Company. 9adl W2I die pi a r 1 fl. Dr. !IQ-.-. - vice ............ -""*"';.' Ir Ualte• Calibm-. -.. Jl""Wtcm Mft •• -· .. ribin m I IA fl GR paWllll. Liit )'Ml' .,.... fl [ M Ille °"" .looes ..... -.-i.m1ar111e--. and It dill Be -Ille -"qiuld _.. i.m --'IJ!S." , . 'RF C ._ Qndod.: Clllt ~ 9ie: $w I pp ... Jm, .-............ .... ..... ... dlj -"'a =n •,met mil • mk"s •••••al _ ........ _ .... -. en. llatleaal .. I r•ia$1..J1-." p:• f:W .J6lw9 -wliidl is an imwtl._ .... "8' ---· .. ll-_ .... _ ..... -ti. I -will 2 s ..... , ... cat,• .. -. ....... * M tbe cnlJd ___ ...._ .... , S e a Califarnia ... EE • a Wal of " -. -io Zi pattill --lei---.-will -:m,11111 new jotxl," the banbt r.Ul, "most al wllldl will be in Ibo rd.ail trade, -lDduatry, go•erament and mara•lacb•rinc."' Biggest ~ Jor t • e conllnDed upnill( In &rm mmnwlities is the amHmwl deveJopnent al f 0 r e I g D marlrets. ID the lutur<, Jallow preclict!d. l'f!C<ieuk!" wonl be allodu---in the 50s and the finlt part of Im. Tim can be predide!, be aaid, "because al the allect of the Federal govenunml OD the economy." Jallow .... called -by the ?fmn &dmjnhttatiaa ear1J last moath to belp ·aet policies for Pbase Tbree of the wage-p-ice controls set up Newport Brokerage Firm Introduces Discounting Increase! In ..., diltance calling rates became el!edlve Jamwy ZZ. New rates for Wide Area Te-... municallons Senices (WATS) will become elfecttv. Marcil 13. The FCC declllcm of November zz, Im autharilod AT&T to increale Ila not In- come before feclenl ln<ome tues by $145 mlllloo. .. The cost ls still below that of 1953 leveb for overall In- terstate long dlltance ratet," Ohlson stated. Ohlson provided addHkJDll information c o 11 c er 11 l n I AT&T's nationwide rat~ ~ ... I.lost 1ncreaae1 in -ap-p1y to operato-lllled m111 and custorneMllllod ..as ..... Ing the day rate porlod, ..- primarily -bol I IF customers. ' No lncreuell art pl.-rn1t tar customeNllallcl llallca -in the e...ias. ...... weekend ..mac portodl. Ohlson went .., to .-...i thatcistoml!l'l•illl-""° calls -1J I assiJtance .... "I I I periods can -.., ""' ....... For operator Mil""' calla, the .lnltl&I ~ ,., -rates for ~ calls u mcn11et n.e Cllllll forcallsoflld1•G•• mUes. lnllill ~ ,._.,, penoo ·calia fl lsd•rl llr ft~ or tm COllll lllr ...... of~~---~ some atallon II slJllZI _. •per.......,..._ ........ CrealedbyftOm°"'lolljr ceata durq Ille .., - period and by ttfe -lor -e calla dur1ml Ille ..... rate period. · / . With the -r-. a customer<!lalod ..n -'*" to New York Ill Ille ..,_ period (& a.m... p.m.1 • creases from fl.Ji lo fl.• 1or the llnl ti...e ..-. The propoeod loons• la WATS ratea II -'1onal to the lncreaoe in ""'111r lo- i.ntate callL A-""11• ...... ' -.· eenlae ... die .... ... 5 .. pk4g I I '·'7· • t bee" • mare u lme .. IS ia ..... a...._ m acs'd .._. -·-: .. mdall •z'F4 __ ... ,_ __ _......,. ... __ .... , ...... y ... -··----... -Ollllt II}<-Ir. O'ai>W ... 0 a a "' 1a;at a.IL Mwf c a. -ow.r.. ...... -.---. """" jr1llt ... aa.r loop laa.&ltali••• I J(J -.... a 1'A4k'. ... --Into--.... While -pqle .... Wiitllllllll' , ...... iacrew ni*UJ, l--1111. "llmionlal __ _ - a llltp ill lbe llllit -,,,.,,, .. 2 mllllm more----bas made the ndal -an oauqdi•ift. 'Dllre orm't-too -· .,... """"" ........ u.. -. • Ille BagMM-ban ecoaoml1t -Wcm't Ibo ml al --·-·---• .. far Wlet\W • c 11"1 ..... Ibis -· l---. HLabor Jeaderll a r e D ' l -" be ..... "11111 ,... more-Dlllljlr--.., 1ie1ng ren·e11tlated Ul!idq 5 miDlla W ... L nm ii .-.,. is' r•• a, we rw1•110.,..W to lbe Pt--"' ml -conbola DOW." Jallowilaallall .... •ID tbelne ·-~. .. Now ii tbe time ID IWWWI an-•·be-"11 ,... belieft in lhl m-mte "' lbelne~AI,_ Ila~ lo do io nod tho eqiorWncesofodler-ftl which -floaadtred Production For Leisure •o111trt lowVw1 ............ ,...._ Ne••• ol tight government tt11 .... 111 0r-.. of tM wtM ,,,.., ~'-" ....,. firm H. HMti: et1111 CL, ""' amw--. ...., ,....... ............... Be was alao asked whether ~:,;·.:~~~~~ ~: or 11111 llt though' Ibero -•--""' --• .. a -tlm of the dnllar Q. 11 11 ~--,__ -11111 year or next. ·-to _, -., ''There'll be no =.:----a..tcompuy ~;;,. J~~ ~~i -.u"'::C:!:..i.°": o••l•1t " gila stren(lh. The Ilda -..i do ,.. - -II safe. In ~ very of &II)' lladlea lbl loave -""' -mes with ltrooaer mode to clbpro"' er pnve doe aateadllt than ~Uie tf:S. ltefdr .. e•aJ! F.S.,_ILB. • (.fll"AZSI Yen, German Mark. A. Many fore ca 1 ting llldSWWFranc)tbeywillbe services base their =-:.!~!41'1. 1~r~ recommeodation1 for --purd>a!o and sale o I and Doalab KJOOtr are weak. individual 1tocb in whole er Jallaw said be believed the in port nn the activity al -lnll in 1m w a s iaalden. lnlldm are omc.o. • • po II t I c a I ly-motlvated" cfirocton, or holderl of <to bee-of the November per<ent or more al a -. -COIDPIJIY'S stock. Some of the lie Units be ls going out DD more prDl}1ineat llOl'Vkel that a -with his &Jorious rely on fnaJclei: activity are pro,..,... fer business in Value Line, Con1e111U1 of It'll, llut be reau, believes lnslderl, and lndic1!4r Diesi. them. The" ~ ls that -In tho last six years, the insiders have a opedal ec>•'"W's predictions have opportwilly to bow about bem within six-tenths of ooe eventa that affects the pamit airrect in forecasting fortunes of their companies. tho a-Natloaal Pn>duc'. To tell this t be or y , Sbcrt tean lnterest, Jallow Dr.James Lorit.· director for 11111. wtl1 be higher in Im -the Cellar of Reaeard> ol u mach u a one and a half Stock Prices, and Dr. Victor peraat higher -but that Nlederhoffer, prealdenl of ~ intere!t will remain Nlederboffer, Cr o 1 a " -lbe same. zeckbaUlel', lac., a leading AD Jn all, a good prediction Iaveatment banklnl 1 D d lar 1f1J carrying oo into 1971 bftlkerqe firm, eumlnod by at lout six moolhs. lasldar trading thal .........i . Money talks. Our money. Call In Tmnlnlx to got rid of tmnii.., ond we can In most cases olf1r .you a ttnnlte. protfdion pion. As long as )'Oii maintain it, Tenninix guarantt<S to ropait any new subterranean termite domage, to the pmn- lles COY~ Up to $150,000. For thlt kind of money, ~vt got to be.good. For a prottsslonal tumltt report ••• wl)h no abli- ption ... phone tod•y. 542-7881 / SJJ-2960. TMlllMlet"""'*"c.lllOmlf ._........... .. ....... I • '• , • (: C OAll.Y PILOT -.-•.1973 ,.. ... ~, Real Estate Questions/Comment · Br Realtor Randall Mccardle Housing Future Becomes Cloudy By JOHN CIJNNllT Biliom -a ~ ol It malnWns iJie,,, Is sup-Ill. fill, the 1eque ii wlD..,.. also Iha! lltjle H 8111 NEW YORK (AP) -A t I :NM -Ions. as It ~ .~~-•ki<is. •~--~~.i~ lon!cattlng a 2.7-mlllloa o!iil price fttiof wlD bo ...nei.-to "hopeleuly innaocunlte" em. _ _,lift"' lk !""'-~-'6 ~N ·~~ " year for 1m, willl mobile Ibo,-bay<r. About Ibo <11111 sus B u re a u projedioa M. Ille ladulliy .......,.., explains, by a vacancy rate on bom.s qain accounting r..-21 bope !or aa md to the .,.icing made in the We ~ ii "-• -sl-a few ~family homes of only perceat of the l<ltal. Sjliral,,.. in an ...,... ol aap. How • the iiCIOl...WS w bwiw in general in 1973 In eur .... 1 8eii"f local be·icmnn trying to l'ftllke up a proiected bll'lf91t. we _. aU the help we can pt. Tho post ,_. -lffl -•• ono of the bHt ,..,. )'9t. Whot clo the uystal boll _.. -for this p&r? Thonb. REAL ESTATE confusion about the immedialf' begm '1'ilc die annual con-And the overa.D rental vacancy responsible ror the wiaeSjx...S ,,., ap -ana1y11s o.89 pm:ent;-lowelt •inc. t!l&t ,~gll~llla;t;ro..ca.tis~~~i"*~' ~a:t~it~· ;. ~Pil'~i°'iai......,iiii~I ft.Uure of housing. au as30da-ltJk"tiDo fi.gans: IO ~ if the rate of 5.1 percent late last tion representing .mortgage peer wauld eiceed fllti.matel. year, far below recent c. R. L.. Cost• Mew lenders is claiming. lD 1111 IOIDe 1.5 mi11.ioo units averages, . adds furlber SUP.- Kenneth Thyg.._, mt! _.. ~; in 1m, nearly port. Loob -g. Most ttliahle sources -m to agree economist ol the U.S..Saviop ~~ • ..:._ •-•·•-'l'hygeraoo also !eels that f.bal 11173 will be even more uciling thao last year. LA Center and Loan Lague, 1'lild1 .... -~ ~~ oome analysts •re over ~ County is cmtom.i.a's fastest growing county. represents savings and loan ' . homes as well as con-eslbnating the supply or ne-iv P · n in the last ten )"eU'S bas more than doubled associatioos. the nation'• u n 1t 1 • some =~=:ol theof .-.!.. ·~-.1 on1 Los An L nd s ll biggest mortgage lenders, sa111 obRi ••s began to r~ that ~ ge Counly DOW r.mks ~~ y to g· ll e S that even though the pro-tbe .... was ox._ting do-lo which mobUe homes, which eles County in totaJ. population. jectioo was wrong, and each is mand. "'8d . so they IOUnded make up 14 percent of all new Personal income. employment, industrial produc· LOS ANGELES (AP ) -The proved Increasingly inacalrale !be -W.,. lAiol< !0< a boo!-llDila, are being put. tioo. and sales will rise durin&: 1973, according lo pro-city says it is going to sell IO by otber government figures, -W ~maybe a dlsastrotD jections may by various SouthWld economic researchers. pieces of property acquired in both govemmeat and private one, m 1171. "ONLY 75 percent of mobile A forecasl prete11led by ecooomist.s of. the UCLA connection with the Lo" 1 ts · · · it !or home-Ales. at most, represent Graduate St;ttool of Management sees corporate profits Angeles Convention Center but ~:Ow::!i!c~~ ROW B V ER , S A Y S additions to borl:sing stock," he rising to record levels md production reaching 120Y'O not used for the center itself. .B a -·-"t, t~-'-·-~~-~~ ~ said in an annual report on ol. the 1967 base level -up from 1139"0 for 1972.. The Board of Public Works widely ~bi~~ r-•r--....... -&"" -ui eoommie trends. "A large C&lifomi3's labor force is expected to reach 8.9 said it would auction the ions. Some claim the manet tm. have underestimated ~~g~:.~ . industriagoes f~r1 com-a~ million workers during 19'73. about a 2.6% increase unimproved lots Feb. 28 in is overbuilt and is 1.-.&-A (Or lwwbokl formation by more ·~"""" ........ " 0•-1972. what it said was the largest ~ than l.2 m.Dlion. lls own year-plicatiom·or replacements." -. a decline. Others maintain the Several key government programs could boost sale ever of surplul!I city-owned industry hasn't yet satisfied ly estimates\ confirm the er-~anyr:®~~~ ~ Southern Cl.lifomia's aerospace indusUy. according to la~ land il!I left over from demand. ' nirsintt f~ are lhe key second-home purposes. he 't'homa.ra·~·Jones. president and cbaimwl of Northrop property acquired for street The league holds to the lat-to new hoosing, and since adds, and thus are not serving Corporauuu.. improvements and to build ter opinion, and predicts formatiam are running to fill year-round housing Jones. speaking al the Los Angeles Area Chamber sewers and stonn drains ~n another big year. stronger lhan had been demands that result from new f1f. Commerce 14th an.nu.al ftuciness Outlook Conference the Convention Center area. f.cn::seen. the league contends household formatjof1$. • s SI.ATiit in November, said th.al 10 government programs could The land is valued by the ci-THIS IS bow Thygerson es-the industry is still a long way Since it believes that the b!- mean as much as $16 million over the next six years, of.~~t~y~at~a~m:•:·n:im:•:m:_o:f~l~U'._~p~la~;n;s~i~t:~~_l~~~~_;rrom:;~ba:v~ing~-sa:tura:led~~the:_~d;us~try;~has~~a~lo~t~o~f ~bu~il~di~·n~g~t;o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ which $2 billion could be in 1973. H the programs re-million. Around 1967 the Census marbt.. do before the public has had ipain as planned, about $10 billion in project funds t;ould remain in California. Personal incomes for Calilornia's workers are ex· peeled to climb to $110 billion in 1973, up 8.4 % from 1972, aa:onling to UCLA. projections. Cominette Department nports show that consumer !fends point to increased purchases of new cars, homes, l!l•.ior appliances and IW'lliture in rooting month._ ; Brisk gains in reW1 sales are seen by economists who point to the spiraling retail market for the third quarter of 1972. Consumer spending for December totaled about $47 billion. compared to $42.6 billion for th• 1971 boliday season. Retail sales for the year totaled approximately $444 billion -& $35 billion jump over 1971 sales. · Diel I hew you say ..... .... tourist tr.ell: WIS 0r.,,.. '-"Y'• ....... ·-·'(1-about ..... u1 ... luring? -I -of the -lnclo boing tho .... ;or foetor, I lhinl< of pi-lib Aupulco and Howaii, How import..t is tho -dollar to Or-County? G. G. 8.. Nowpoot Beoch Acconling to the Los Angeles ~ tourism is Orange Coooty's primary industry. Tboumids of tour- ists are attrarud eadi year to Disneyland, Knoll's Berry Farm. Japan""" Dear Part and Movieland Wu Museum. Another important and rapidly growing segment of the oounty eronomy is manufacturing. Orange County is sec- ond in the state in terms of iodmtri.al wages and em- ploymeo~ Randoll R. Jlc:Cardlr is n iMJUtMnet anoJyst, colltgt ltctun:r, and author of •RHJ Eltak iJt C41i/ornia."' Send yaur commn.tr nd q11rstioas lo Randall R. McCardle, c/o the DAILY PIUJT, PO lku 1560, Cosio Jltsa 92626. Vrban Renewal Bids Depend on Congress By 1'01' SEPPV WASHINGTON tAPl Citie:s attempting lo rebuild their downlown aree nm. year won't be able to ~ funds from the ledtnl ~ unless Coog"3I appnn.-es an u r b a n oormnunity-de\ftlp- ment rev~ pro- gram under President N'Ima's budget. Budget outlays for HUD in fl!ll:'8.I i..ar J'74 are estimated al $l7 billion compared with estimated oollays ol 13.3 biJlioo in 1'13 and actual oollay> ol $3.1 billion in 1972. Despite the decreased •!>' pnpriations for community- de1iri••oed programs. for wbic:b $2..1' billion was ap- pnJllriatod t!WJ year, budget c:utlays would rise because of (OOlinuing increase in Federal b 0 U S i D g Administration daims and housing payment.s, amcws said. In 1974. the President said. the llepal1m<nt ol HausirJg and Urban Ile•~ will not approve any nrw pn>j«ts under seven commuaily development programs .such as Model Cities. Urban Renewal, 0poo Spaces. Land. Water and Sewer . Neighborhood Facililies. and Rehabilitation and Public Facility loan.ll fer wtDdl SU billion was aPJrOPriakd this year. . Instead. be Wei. ltgislalion !or urban (lOIDfJIUnily .....,. ment revera1e lhariag" will be resubmitted to start Jaly 1. 1974, with • fint-}al' ftadlJc of S!.3 billion. .-v, Most of the increase. bown-er. will resull from the bd that outlays expected to C'Ollliaue in 1'74 will not be olbet by budget receipts from aswt: sales. which will be only S. million that year a:m- pared ta about 1 t billion this year. Four nets ago. ootgoing HUD Setntary G e o r g e Ramney aJ1DlllfDCed an t&- moot.11 u.... r..-suboidiud bousirog and, the President said. Ibo budget tabs into ac- mm1 t1te -.nwn. llespile Ille er..... the ad- ministraliDD said "it is an- ticipltod !bat bJ.iusiag start.< will be maid•lned at an •Vft'llllt aaauaJ rate in acess Ill ~ onr Ibo next JI manila." 'Ille pr_.i budget has ....p -anilable in c:ai)WU mboritJ" -'411.l mi11i119 -sboaid a fH'Va(ua. -ol Ille IUbllidi:oed. IJousin& PllCI™ ... -in ..,_ .. said. DC Contract Goes to Mesan Walter Rlcbardsoo A-ol Olola Mtu his 11•11plotH plw lor site plaJ>- ._ ... ardiila:tural delign ol. $14millicm. -prtojod in )(myland, ..,. ...... ID Sia Diego-boad- -t&ed --Housing IW.llledt<<ioper. °" ....... Ill the plw b; Ille wlieeaJ p'r1nilc and ••'h ... ftrm W'll ..... ...... _..,&:>_ a.mrr. ""'' ,, ti All<i'• .,,, I I DhidDL • ' HOW DOES YOUR APARTMENT MEASURE UPTO OUR 11HOUSE POWER11 RATING? COMPARE 'llleontytbiogtbat rent oovs you is a plaa! 10 sleep. But, owning your own, beautiful Aliso Villas Townhome, In fabUJous Mission Vieto. gives you a place with more Ille [I] MOVE-IN COST ~MONTHIY PAYMENTS . [iJ WXUR'f FEATURES rnl.OCATION (l]VIEW .. [j]VAUJE 10 live! And, AUso VlUes are so arfordable, you can own one with payments, in most cases, no more than rent. Veteran SU Down. Typical V.A. Sale: Plan r . Gash Price $18.500. Cash Down Payment SO. Move-in Closing Cost Approxima1cly $625.00. Monthly payments, based on the above unpaid balance of SI8.SOO, are approximately Sl90.00 in 354 successive, equal monthly installments, including principal, interest, estimated. taxes and homeowners essoclat1on dues. ANNUAL PERCENT AGE RA TE of 715%. Two-and Three-Bedroom, One-and Two.Storv homes wlth-bullt-in range.and oven. aulomatic dishwasher. well lo waJt shag carpeting In mes1er bedroom, I iv Ing room. halls, and slairways. Sliding glass doors open to a private palio or courtyard. A spacious swimming pool with patio and sundeck area. clubhouse: park and picnic grounds, and ohildren'!I play area ... all steps away from your Aliso Vi!La. fabulous Mission Vieio is located in the heart of Southern Galllomla's recreational capital. Three more recrealion ccn1ers.._valued at over $3.5 million: a theatre; shopping; private golf course; hospital: and medical center are all here now. freeway close to wort. Just minutes to marinas and fishing. Practically next door lo schools and colleges. The perfect location for care tree Jiving, plqing. and planning for the future. Mission Viejo housing values have soared in the last few years. In your Aliso Villa you will build equity month-after-month, plus join-In Mission Viejo's ever increasing propenv values. Add theye benefits to the several lax advantage~ and you co"Qie up wJth a solid,. sensible move to good,;ltving. The Aliso Villas neighborhood J.s d~igned upon terraced hillstdqs, t~ fu.U ad.vantage ol 1he many, uninterrUpted vlewsltes. Mission Viejo1s aJso lamous for Its a~ ofrolllng hills aod re'rtileyalley>. Th• aJrls clean,~ the sky is blue. 1• "" • Aliso wtas -fdvmhom~ are constructed in lhe Mission Viejo tradftion oC ca.reto.I craftsmanship and conscientious quality. A combination that assures you enduring' value. JIUSO VII I AS TOWNHOMES. ,. ' I ~ I I ' I 1 ' ! ' ' l t • . , Airport Complex Neivp(Jrt Place Get,s P onderosa · Douglas P. Slmpooo, vice 4,llQO oquan feet o1 ~ president or l'onderoaa -Qne. ,,,. re- Homes, 1.........t recenUy ..... of ~ bn!L!ing ~ !bat the flnn Is mo.mg Ma I Kaistr ~ dl~ Is •-ent propertret divlllon loeatOd Ill -··~ lo one of " lb Ditti ·iilllce WIMlll«' bulldlrls •1 1 11111 bulJ4jngs b» K~ P~. Business Center Drive, ~ neat, prange Coun1Y ·~rt Each of ,the Cou111111'ill'ill,..ll~lll' SI-beads the dlvlalori bulldlnp i. -~ 'Ii ~cb . the con-oeet leued. In addll!oa i!>!lllo • and p r o p e r t y Ponderosa offk:es, ~ ol oectlCllL The Commenlen~ °'11'.~\~ will take-place some include architects Morris\~ thlie Jn ~le Fehruary. 1 Lohrbacb; Church ~ d Commel<enters One and Dwtgh~ a cllvision of Ann 'l'l!O are Uie Z5000«fiiar&.loot l!amnier; Langdon ~· twin.~ which opened w 11 s 0. ' ard!lteclS: ~Place last Sep. . E' ta] Life Insurance . . Ponderoaa A. Hedloff; _ WSOllllOI oocupy about ebQn, CPA; the -OrWe / _.. County chapter ol MA: · ' · r Ca!Uomla S'---. .... , . ,v Inc.; the ~-Ap~ent suiting aervi<:e of A. D. ~ . ;,>\' ,.,\"'' anil As;oclates: and the ~.:..-':!' , buildings' teasing agents, ...tf~ge:rs · · Property Directions. • DAILY PILOT c I ' Bwnti..,io. Tnct '4 Pa k Place Popular l5iaet tllo _....... . -..,..,.. Tbt only *-' and wvlct porch. ol Pllti'blce llllQll,. ..... bl -...,. plan ii I he Kllcbem feature deluxe '"' Huntington Beach, CS per...a Pickford (plllll 4.1$) whlcb point bnU~ln electric r....,. have been aold, reports G. • (with CornlD1-type range lopi) Roa Cra'riwd, director.. of lncludes an overalzed family and seJf-deaning" o v en I' sales for awud-wlnnlng center with slep.laYing kit· ceramlc Ill.-ccuntertopo,· builder, --~,.. d>ell,._ custom designed aab ca~ Priced lioal .., .... ' 1D PIWn!Mnl -' lbl! In-In -flnbh, and -thnl '51,llO, 'Pat 1'1*'8 It a tf -111,. ar<ehllectural -wtth enennr patio Ille-~--._._ ol-large. Im-ban. d19ekii1ea In fbt film.. pct JIN bcm11 are catbedral Standard features also JD. 11ng1oa -area. ''lr1 allO ... m.-, . nlled entries and elude ca.st tron tubs and slnkl, me cl. the moc u:eessful," tteo-vP md 1tep-down llvlnl lifetime copper w at e.r crawford eaplalned, "due In and dining rooma. Some plane l)'Stem>, concrete walks and large nieuure to the fact that feature open balconies that driveways and cedar shaloe It ts situated just two miles view the living areas below. roofs. ltear yards sre com- lrom ... ol Ille ---auilel iDclude droasin& pletelJ fenced with redwood at In the atate, and di-tly ad-rooms and mirrored wardrobe sides and block wall at rear. jaceot to the city's new 4(). doors in most models. Each Located at AUauLa Avenue ...., l!'.diaon Community Part. plan comes complete with and Magnotla Slftel In lfwl. Almoot any type ol ....,... quality shag carpeUng on tingtoo Beacb, Parlt Plaot II llollli pursuit i. hnmediately lllalrs and In living room, dln-easily accessible via tho San accesslble to the resldmta of Log room, balla: and all Diego Fl'eeway at tbt Park Place." bedrooms, and with Brookhurst Avenue turnoff, Crawford aJao pointed out Armstrong Qistom floor lite in then proceed aouth lo Atianta, that within the »acre entry, kllcben. family room and right lo Magnolia. ' New-our o\)tl-f'f , .!' ; , · ; en )an\18"!' 6, 11173, 1he avta-· ... , '·~· • -"I >.,•_] . :tion ~ electroolcs ~ __ BA_L_c_oN_l_E_S_P_R_O_Vl_D_E_V_l_EW_O_F_L_rv_r_NG_A_R~fl~S _IN_P_A_RK_P_LA_CE __ ap J.11luu · 1ng firm, Fllgbt S)>steo!i, Ino .. -• ~ moves to Commercenter ~ -.....-., .• n. Jlanta:-and Com. The A1W! ortentauon 'is clevelopmml there · are sites for both • nelghhori...ct part and an elementary school . "Youne cblldren at Part Place will be able lo live, play and go lo school In the safety of their own private walled community," be said. Five spacloua Parlt Place plans are available. Each ts named for a silent SC110eD star. The Garbo (plan 4111) features four bedrooms and two be.tbs on one1 level, with a dtstlncl aepmtlon "' mas>er suite from the rest of this ll"'cious borne. The Valen- llllO (plan 4iit) i. an Imp,... slve t-.iory plan that olfers -&..tlGf. C off\Cif. Otv"' otlft.'-"0 v.f.G~ s2.-'\4l_. puy bas bOea '<IBDled lo necessary because lb! the manage ~ 54-unlt apartment firm's. 11lgbt test Ing compler"' 11515· R{..,. Ave capabilities. Newport Beach, by owoe; Convenient location, ample Claire Dunton. .• prlv~te par!<iJ!g and custom The -ry elevator· ., accommodalions combine lo served fUll securitY apartment make Collllllemmter ol!ices project Is located ,.,. 90 r.et an outstandin( value In wwk· """ Ing environment at a com- lrom the Pactflc Ocean. !M!UU.ve rental of 60 cents a Dunton re<:mtiy puri:haaed square root .. the aportmenta and a In~ fpture a dramatic leuehold -.... Ille °*' ol, 2.311 inJJOs of clllgooal clevelopmml'1 site from Se-and ~.aJJ4oat paneling quota Pacllic ReaJoo, Santa. In the rrU>t ·aiiif '.rear foyers. Ana. • -.. .., Stairway ,balustrade, are also Robert· T. Bonnell ol &0lid oak.·Corrldor fJoon are a SJuntpiflfl Center Safeway Started in Viejo ~and a grand openfug Is ' cf, 6.b Sweet Sbop, .the community, said Bob optWlaal den and a thre&<:ar 11'\AJ 6 1 5speclallsta1~""'1llrllc- \ lion and long.term financing. FHA, VA, and conventional slngl•famlly homes. Commercial, Industrial, and realdential income-producing property, $100,000 up. Joint ventum, $250,000 to $10,000,000. · gmtruction Is nearing com-' ~will bJl:lude a Cal-Med are eager lo open and serve four bedroofns, three baths, set ,for March 15 at the tic Sbop, The Station LI· ~ Klrkpatrlclt, developer with · prageTbe ·B .• r r • m 0 r e (plan Si'feiia•· ...__._. Center · , Plloneua-we',.121asomt ... andtllenaome/ ;;;=.>... -..,..... . • · quors, Laden Travel /ige!Y:y, Businesa Properties, Inc. wbo 453). -•~ -•~ four "'""""°'" ·.Petway and 'tor dry cl -,..~,-A TNIMlco Roads In MiasloliVi&o a beanly par . , eaner. a ts also a new resident of bedrooma, three baths and a fa A A _ ........ jo:. 1 - . card llD'!· 1111 shop and P.op's 'Mission Viejo. tln&ar prage. In addition, U'Q n C .J V WJTgage ~·.~llA• c11rec1or of Bake Sbop. Union OU Com-·The new shopping center Is It lealures a """1 -CORPORATION reliJ ~. Mmkio Viejo pany will have a aervice sta· nm lo Mission Viejo's castDJe nook and a large !amtly nlCllD Company, said the cornerstooe lion at the lntenection. Plans model home complex, and with fl r • PI a c e . The n Ol'l'K28 IN I ITATU of the neighborhood center aJao CaJl.lor a bank bnuich of· across the. street from the r~ ,_!~~~!._ modeils a 171171 lrrine B!Yd.. Tustin 12'80 woold be a ZS.ODO oquare foot flee In !lie Center. --~~ EXecutMi 0-: 805 S""tto Pl., Loo An;oloa IOttiO Coldwell Banker's P<oPOrlY blend of vivid "'rDl olange management staff Ill , Santa carpe\lng •· and (1ay brick. Ana will manage· ~Miles • Colorful modern paintings associated with the aperlmj!nt hang lb. r o u g h o u I both compieL buildings. · Safeway f;upermarket. The ....,ter Is 'l'IDPletely mlllJon dollar Marguerite !bat OOlltains a large finished (213) ,_, bthei . businessel In the leased iiOw and the merchants, ;=R=ecrea=u=·on=Cen=ter=. ====actl=vltles===room==ov=er=the=-======San=Fe=man=do=V=•="•=Y (=21=31='=,._=u=oo==== Adul11Jni1s Now Available ' ~ ' . I .' • • . •( HOSPITALITY AT CAST A DEL SOL Costa de! Sol, Mtssian Vie- jo'• new adult neigbhrbood, bas a llm1ted mnnher of units available l<r Immediate oc- cupancy, acainllnr; lo Ken :".&:"1°• g.neraJ sales er. . 'nll Blanca, Plan B, I< a -m, 111 bath home, with' a' spacloua living room, fireplace, and kitchen with·ad- jolnlng -room. The Alicia, Plan A, offers two bedrooms and one bath, with a aepmte entry foyer leading Into living room wtlh an atlracllv~.~- , Costa de! Sol cllrers a H- bour ltCUlil1,sysWD, with ... try througb a plel>ouse. The De W nelghbor- overloob aD 1$.boie executlve public gOI! cwne, 1'hlcb Is under -and will be ready fol' play thil llUIDllltr. · Iltsijpied fnr adul!< over 4ii ~ ,s• with no children IJ!l(let. :n and acUve re11r ... , Rasla clel Sol Is • -.15- -· adult nelghborbnod located Jn the mrtbern bills of ' ' the Orange County com- munity. The new Costa de! Sol recreation center lo be J1Peft In the sprtnk features Ii large c ~lgned swJmming p>OI, • hol tharapeUlic= s!wl!leboard, boccie bow , pllysical filness room, craft and card rooms. Casta del .Sol homes are of· fered In lw<>bedroom, two- bedrooni·wltl><len, and -bedroom desigm. Prices range from tu,1196 lo IM,995 with at· tradive convenUonal liDaneing avallable. N'me models are available for viewing, each with four distinctive uterlnr elevaUons. Four o! the oine may be purchased .. slngle-faml\y homes, while the ·other five models are available u duplex, tripla or !ourplex. In either case, the home purchase Includes ~ llJld. Cas1a de! Sol model bomes at 24955 Marguerlto Parkway are open dally lroili t :!O a.m. lo 6 p.m. ,. Laguna Niguel is for having a ball • • • , r There's a amd,y beJicli for:you,pb the ptest variety of homes (fnm t.o stzoll on and an $M,960 to $86, 700) and custa:n home litll (fnm ocetlD toswimin. $18,flOO to $136,000) in Southern Callfomia. There's fzesh air to Let JAguna Np blip yon breathe and frieDdl -• • 1nak with o-"ft•-1:..:..9 . ~ , 1 • 6.Vol.UA.&3 &&1'J.l.l6- peopletomeet. Foraome,'til.n's ' JlllBal'lONS: rrom Loa golf at theprivat.e m N"igael Coan~ Angeles, go south on the Sen~/ Club and t.etmis at the private JAguna Sota Alla Freeway to ~ Valley Niguel 'lmmis Club. 'n)is 8,000 acre planned . Parkway Git. Right (appror. 1 community has funllvingwaitbJi 9 mL) to Sales Information OJllce.. Put a 1w! in your life ... today come to l\il ·'Laguna Niguel .• the cboic~ com~unity BIDl:boS.-di.udvm.tPut,..._lmN ... 'lbltmlrJAWIGC '8;Dlc....,..&c.C (714) •.WO 811)-IOllO ... .I ized a tremendous increase in value. This long- awaite4 fin8;1 grouP, is in an exclusive neighbor- hood in th.e hills ofNewport,jl;Js~ off Spyglass Hill Road. If you'd like to be a little ahead of the crowd, come see Harbor Vi'e,w today! Take the Newport or San Diego Freeway to MacArthur turnoff, drive seaward. to Ford Road and left to oµrmodels. l. • • DONAID LBREN roM.PANY • • FROM.•5o,995 ; ~-.. PRIVATE~ & SWIM ClllB! Gt ~by p I r M fff?ECDANI' 1 • • . . l DAILY rtLOT FREE . REAL .ESTATE LICENSING COURSE. /F•mous Licensing Course now available thru Tarbell Applicants fully reimbursed upon qualification. For de- tails call Mr. Sloan (714) 1132-5440 in Orange County, on weekends 832· 7000. . ... ,....., ' ' . . '" •· Hill -llM. • ,.._., , "1M::r" . \.;, .1-t -.... ., .... , '"' ....... '"-HHI_.,_ ...._llU ' .. • , • • . , .,., ., ,,.. • I ~' ~ I • MISSION I VIEJO • 'i.--•-. , .. r •t. ...... ' • • • 11111 • ,_ IW. ut .... i CES . , . , ;. , 7 1 •• 1• ' .. • 1-:LA~Ul(A QH , , '-, .nn.s._....,_ -r r '·) 'w ......... ..; .. ~ ··~~ , • .. 1~7'J1tir. .. J '. , I I •t • . .. , ,, '., :. =--•. • ..,, I VI, W1rt1n Locking . ' Hubs •. IU1561Q0275ll 688. ·"BRAND ·,. 1973 FORD ·P.ICKUP:: NElf . .. flOO °""""" l'lllo -· sdolllimn;..-tn mount, ..-Mid souad ""'-· fl~) . IMMEDIATE 'DRIYERY . •· FORD • -··- • ·~· NIW MOTOR allUtD NIW '73 20.FOOT . FUiiy ... ulplMCI with • 'pre .. fialshed plin11in13 "' fib"9l111 b1lh, r1d91 !M o.Jen, st1 tnl111 1t11I sl•k g11/1l1ctrfc r1frlt1r1tor1 1h19 carpett and much, much more . I 514107021 FULL · PRICE .56918 • • • • ~H• ~That So!Mw EJae Wentt • Pier lo doclc, l'OODl for large boat. 4 Years new home. Large living room, formal dining 1 room, den ; 4: bamu:., 5 bathl, 4 abowen, 2 · tubs. Breakfast area. Laundry rm. Coax. ' cable tbruout house, with booster. 12 Phone jacb tbruout house, Incl. patio, dock, llWldeck , lo garage. 8 P•one lines In bouse. Stereo l))eaker1 tbruoot lo Intercom, Incl. patio, dOck lo llWldeck. "Haller" speaker on dock. <Elec. radlant beat In ceil., each room w/own tbermOetal Two 2f" blt.-ln attic fam .. Garage door opener. Bit-In VIClllllll ayatem lo gaa , BBQ; gaa outlet OD patio lo lilndeck. Ga• logo In S f:rplcs. Switch In matr. bdrm. con- ttola llgbtlng tllruoot home. Plumbing lo elec. lnttallijd to convert rear portion to apt., ii wanted. lnaulaliOD tbruoot all walla lo cell's. IC.:m8br In wet bar. Storage· off auncleck. Soft water. Best quallt)' plumblnS f!Itures. Laundry chute. 75 Gal. gaa .,.ater heater. En- tin! property In lmpeccAble con41tlon! A one- of+ldnd find at '26$,000. By ap't., pleaae. SAl.ISBUliY un 315 MARINE AVl.,.BALS.OA ISLAND * 673-&900 *· ~ ' I . 0..-ol * Open J./o~6 * ' . Stuu1ag .1.s,.m. 3500 Surfvlew Ln., H.V. Hills ....•. $'12,950 64 Linda Isle Dr., Linda Isle ...... $289,500 106 Via Ravenna, Lido Isle . . . . . . f16,500 UU Keel Dr., H.V. Hills .... 6 BR, faro. mi. 101.f Marion .Ln., Weatcllff ........ $88,500 1005 Bollllle Doone, In. Terr: .... Sl.J.9,000 * * * * * * * * ---~· * . . . OPEN SuN t:S. 1630 ANTIGUA See this terrlf!c Z.story 4 BR., SY.a ba. home, overlooking Back Bay. Hail tam. rm., frml. .din. rm. lo view! Dover Shore• belt buy! SllB,500. Edie Olson. LUXURY WATERfl!(ON1' 'Jew S bdrm. plus family rm. home on th• Linda We Lagoon. 3 Frpics., 2 wet bars. Very speclaJ kitchen. Costly ~g lo .i,aper1e1. $289,500. Eileen .au~llOll. . ' . A FAMILY DELIGHT .' Just lili.i.-.n excellent 6 · bdrm·. in ID!r- bor View Hills. It'• a beauty lo It will be OPEN SUN. 1.S. 1524 KEEL. Drop by! Jim Muller. • c • NEAR PRIVATE BEACH, CLUB & TENNIS Enjoy Llilo way ot llfel Fun 4 BR., 4 ha., • F.0.R., beams lo panel. Big MBR lo Iota of room. Great famlfy or beach home. f16,500. Charlene Whyte EXECUTIVE WAY 4' Lll'I , 5 BR-perfect for live-In help. Lg~ .. sunny family rm., formal dining -lovely yard· View of bills & water. Fee land. S107,000. Harriett Dav~.!__ ------1019 MARION LN., WESTCLIFfl OPEN SUN. 1·5. Traditional split-level 4 bdrm. home. 4 baths. Den. Lge. family rm., overlooking bea,utilul gardens. $89,500. Mary Lou Marlon. OWNER TRANSFERRED •.• ... and leaving this beautifµJ 4 BR. family home, w/country kitchen. Sep. DR. Large pool. 3 Car gar. Let me show you! Best buy. '87,500. La.Vera Burns. • BEST LOCATION-LINDAJSLI VIEW OF BIG BAY. cust. bit:& designed by top arch . 2-Sty., lam. rm., 3 BR. Incl. mstr. suite w/frplc. du. 3 Slip&--0ne takes lrg. boat. $250,000. Kathryn Raulston. PRIVATE BEACH-VIEW Great family home w /beach club, gated; 4 BR., F.R., D.R., gst. suite & new kit. Re- model. & decor. '72. Elegant lo lmmac. ,159,000. Bob Yorke. LOVELY BEACH AREA Private gated streets & 2 bay.beachexr En- Joy boating & swimming. Large\ family home&:: great "couple" bomes. Priced from $59,950. Mary Harvey. PENINSULA PERFECTION $Slory view of channel from tbll traly nan- tlCally oriented home. Min. to open aea from prlv. slip. 6 BR., 4 Ba., coaq>, nrnod. P75,000. Gary KnoL r Pilot Classified Ada Idol ... ca111a.-. CAMEO SHORES-$117.000 Best ot OCOOll views! Beautilul landlcaped J!I'OUllda. Lovely home with S bclrooms, clin-, fng are~ lo 4 baths. Terra= In entry k faro rm. l"lftJ>lace In L.R. lo muter bdrm. HloF pool In frt courtyd, Lge Bllldio off garage. 4521 ORRINGTON OPEN SAT/SUN l.S BIG CANYON-4109,500 View of patios from all rooms. Great Joca. tlon. Functional plan In tbla home W/4 lge bdrooml, family rm formal dining rm lo I baths. Wondirful lsi,,,:;d kitchen, 3-car gar. Gold shag cptng. New lo ready for you . 29 AUGUSTA I.NE. OPEN SAT/SUN 1.S LINDA ISLE-$2A5.000 Spacious Z.story entry in Ibis beautilul cua- tom-bullt home OD lagoon. Pier/slip for up to 65' boat. 4 Bclrms, faro rm w/IWlken wet bar, formal DR, game rm lo 4Y.a baths. E1ec heat, -bit-In vacuum system + many extraa. 50 LINDA ISLE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1.S THE "CHANNEL REEF"-4140.000 Luxury! On the water. Completely refur'. blshecf Wlti' plush cptng & drapes, beams, paneling, abundant marble '& 'many other fine apptl. 2 BR, 2 bath "own-your-own". Adult occupied. Pool, great w, pier /slips. 2526 G2 OCEAN BLVD. 'OPEN SUN !.S EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE Real charm In tbla near new. 5 bdrm. quality built liome with family tm., formal dining rm. lo 4Y.a baths. Wet bar, barbeque lo 3 fr. plea. Pier lo 1llp. S149,li00: 16 LINDA ISLE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.S LI DO ISLIE-477,500 Submit duplex In exchange for this lovely 4 bdrm home with 3 baths. Lge protected pa. tio, space for boat. 40' Lot, street to strada. Near popular beach. Immaculate 106 VfA DIJON OPEN SAT/SUN l.S " LINDA ISLE-4275,000 A perfect setting for your priceless antiques. Brand new! Distinctive & very artistic home w/anUque architectural features. 5 B<lrms, tam·rm, DR lo hobby rm. By appt. BIG CANYO~l19,000 One year new! Beautiful 5 bdrm residence ::;';~ • rm & form. Jllnlng »n-Lovely · .suite lo twmc klt41len. Nice colors in decor tbruout. Some Golf course view. BIG CANYON CONDOMINIU]o\ The Bordeaux! MDII t>oi;:;~~r model! En-larged and custorni1.od. 2 .. ter BR suites, family rm, dining rm, 3 baths & kar garage. Exclusive Country Club area. $97,500. LINDA ISLE LOT-465,000 A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build your own lllX!'11 home on this island of finer bomes_J< ~acb!lng. Tl!e laat av~able lot. BROKERS & SALESMEN We have an opening in our Residential Di- vision for an exi;>erienced man or woman possessing enthusrasm and Integrity. If you are Interested in a beautiful office in the , finest location. working with congenial u-.IOCJatu, we are lntereSted In meeting you; . . . Office 0-.. Sotu.Uy & Sunday lfc)U, 21th Yur'' WESLEY N. TAYL~I!. CO., Reai,on 2111 Son "-'" Hiiis Rood "Overlooking Bia Canyon Counhy Club" · NEWPORT CENTl:R, N.B. 644-4910 Gener1I General CORBIN-MARTIN NEW LISTING Eastside Costa Mesa chinner, with 3 lge. bdrm.s., 2 baths; priced to sell at '31,000. • A RARE FIND A real CdM charmer, on the ocean side of hwy., yet walking distance to all aboJll'ing. This S bdrm., I Iii bath home bas addiUonal sleeping room In 2 car garage; we have the key -give UB a call. Offered at '64,500. EXCLUSIVE EMERALD BAY This executive home Is located on !Qp of tbll private community with guaid~~'.""5· Own-er Is W8!hlngton corporate oUi who used · it only aa bis part-Ume home. Now· ne,.i. larger home. Take advantage of this litua, lion -offered at $150,000. ,'Jo Coll US for y..,r rul Htote needa r WI have lots of good tltinfs to tell you •-I ' • CORBIN-MARTIN INC. REALTORS ..... 7662 ' ' Gonwal HARRY KAMPH SAYS - "Buy my big bayf?ont bargain lo live It~. Sale price Includes a pier/l!lip - beach -huae 5 bdrm., }~ bolh home wt fireplace lo ~ on Iba hay, plus 2 bdrm. apL Would :POU bllli8" Sl•,900!" OfllN IAT. & SUM. 1 ·S fll L IAi..GA ILVD. u1 'OA UY PIOPBHD 450f w. c.-...,.. lh ,,.... .... . '1N• .,... . ~ 'T • -OPEN HOUSES '- (2 BR, 2 BA) 422 Vista Roma, NJ!. $61,500. Open Sat 12-5. - (4 BR. 2 BA. lam rm.) 1711 Tl!f?lpin Way, N.B. $63,~. Open Sat lo Sun l.S. . -'1!..~, 28 Royal St. , Bloch FAIRWAY HOME, 5 BR, 3 frp cs, game rm., several extra ou~cling leatures: BOid, colorful home. S195,000. Open Sunday i·S:30 ' Income Properties rosr USTED - 7 Westside, Costa Hesa fourplexes, $51,000 to $60,000. ' fri-C-1 Lot HI·TRAFFIC Intersection, Coast HWf !< lfac Arthur Blvd., CdJl.1.!J' Fronta,ge _ b)" 128'. Xlnt for small office ·rnog., stoi:e, elC. SS'T,500. . . * * • * * * 21 Spaailll . •. Salis Oppirtmlty 3 IR• Lile . --Our exj>arrdlilg office, under new m1na.O.. -.. ment, bairf'oam for iii!fenl adcliUonal e:i;d. ~~'-:!",.; salesmen. ~ .living nK • .... -Our construction and development activity, em ldtch, lots cupboard Investment and resideotial property sales all space, b""' .,....,. BR. add up to an exciting errrlrorunent for mui· """" ceil, low -.. 1 mizlng your 1973 commission Income. Please · Westcrrff • Dil¥er send resume or call Hr. Starnes. 3 IR • Pool lta•1 2145 E. CNd Highway I ~.j~ ~ c ....... del Mar 675-6900 Lob" --pool, 2 , ' -~~.APR-rc..ec:llfiff Salesnlali able loon. PM Jml ,.. . "!' -~ -,_ duced. Six year,old 11e11 ...... te SecurlUeslirm see.. Mesa v.-,,. · :a1-:0~g ll~':..'!F.!t'!1n~um ~ . . hst Illy jects in seYeral states. 1::7 ,,,:.:: ,: .c::: WELTON & CO., INC. ~~ap,.i.ti.:;' (Member ot: ~tlonal . of Securities Dealers) chun:bes, IP! i:' o •rs•'. 284.5 E. Com H'9fiway Beaut.~ &mi C....,,. del Mar , 67s.6900 l!!J W-Dr• If.II. ·-----------6-al 1 IEST IN BLUFFS NEW EXCLUSIVE umNGS END UNIT, very wpular. bard to 1IDd "G- Pian1' '°'1 bnlltilUI Vlsto Caudal. 2,0IO Sq. ft. I bdrm., I ba., Igo. formal dining rm.-<freal open feeling, with cotbedral be4med cell'•· Lie. enclosed prlv. petlo. On beautltGl ~ bill Uptracled u.r-t, incbrdlnl .elf - tllcba appllances. Tldl --'t Jut Ill . 9M,llOO. ' • 'Bo-PLAN, lo"'1 •sq. II.. I Ms, 2141 1111~ 1-IJ.y rm. Only 4 ,_. old. V~l.._ but well worth ~ tldl vm7 Joca. lion, eombinlnc~ p1 •W I: BIJ' View. lllALTOll FORCED MU $15.Jil FULL PllCll In tor.clooure! PllQ IN· C!.UDES WAl!llBll. DRY· ER and REFlllCl:JIATORI ~~~ " -POOL! Jmm•mlete ..... .._Lc.e..-.-·H5- . 11 " . ' I I '· . I ' • • 116 C~N,YOJI Ll.flN&· lt'S INCOMPAiAli.E-11 .. SQ. FT~ 5 BR+ l'lt. Room for poo(! Open '""""""" ceWap. 3 fiNpl"°""'· Walter J[IQg IH .... (A11) • CU510M HOME Separale master wing w/alllitf, 4 BR, FR, formal DR,~<JOI, . jarunl. Tiie 'Plew' lo VERY • $1M,D. Lola .lflller MUZ35. ( . ' OPtN.lAT. & SUfC. 'M P.M. • . ~~~~::.:n ·= =~,;r ._"':'lf'9«i: :a GOLF cciUueVIEW Elegant 4 BR, DRl:_ri._Wt.•. Bmlmlf Gotliard &IU2ll5. ~ Bmf. 14 p .JI. - 21~uns · ~ .. (1) V.gnlfirmt 'fjew hom l .. .i • nall.: .tic .,.ice. LIU llDllr --(A21) (Z) Inclndes plml for •BR bame. .... Tcm Queen Mf ... (AZ2j • * *·* * '* OPEN JI OU SES S..dmy 1-'S~p.a NEWLlmMG i Ivan Wells, 4 BR, FR, teucedPOOL Newwt '1oot" In carpeting. A lleealllni. .J;{"*"· =::r.""&~cWsi ia • ' lllALllOA ISLAND' ' • f 11&-l\o!a bath. 2 f.p. ~ M!lliwted' ..ner ...... Dcma-Odd...ter .... 231 AMimlYST. (.\M) . , WARt1fA uWn Y S'BR, FR, 6irmal DR: ...... meter niter; DellgbtfnJ. gmclOD . ........, • IWm w~ Ml.... l5el GAI.AXY · DR., DOVER SHORES. (AJS) I . • ·SWEEPING VIEW IY DAY a m~ of lipu by nigbl S!iadona 4 BR bOhride hoa)e,. I mos. -· tlGl.liOO. Lola Egan 6418lllO. 1633 ~· , HVRldge. (A27) l'URNISMED MYP:ll'*' 'f'D'iL Dr••llk -~ lllqfiml.. lenlfeillmes tam.I~ .... _ _.. lall6. Duwml>dn I BR't, ca•qilale bar lo dramatic FR ape 'lo Clllllllewnd dect. 15' allp. $2311,B. UD BAYSWB DRIVE; (A311) * -* * 'ft *' : CAMEO SIOU-W,W ~.~:..1~~ Tcm Queen 111 aJO. ~ BAYCRIST ELl!o.vtCE Move In conlforl Bnutiflll ( 8:'~ "breUWt~ 1...t'Cape4lr ity. fTl,lliO. Watt. K1Qgiii1110. ( ) WH!n WATER VIEW ' 3 BR cbamw. llpoetaenlar -I: view. A""Wcw' lloadl mttap; IIUiilfrdi ~=-r~'fi.:: !er ( ) ., . ..., . ' . . . . . .t • ' . I ' ' • . DIRECTORY · .................. ,..... • ..... t ......... ...:. ...... ... .................. le dt _5*1 I ~ ....... MILYNOrWMTML...._,...._.,_.._ ............................ 1 ................ ....., •• , ............ : ·1 .,, 'HduSES Fcit SALE· ~ Vista ,J!oma ro,. IllulfaJ NB 114+2874 ' $42,300 (Sun 1-5) 2BEDROOMS 2101 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula ~200 $65,000 JSal & Sun Hi) ***2525 G2 Ocean Blvd. (Channel Reef) . CdM . 644-4910 . $lt-0,000 (San 1-6) 509 Begonia, Corona de! Mar • &M-'161i2 (SUD 1-6) 224 Via Koron (Lido Isle) NB 67!>-:iZOO (Sun 1-4:30) J 2 BR -AND FAMILY RM OR DEN *~ersei ~r: Sun 1-6) 112 Via Yella (r.ido Isle) Npt. Bcb. ~ '61,500 (SUn 1-6) 511l5 Greencap Ave., Irvine · ~ $29,500 (Set" SUn 14) 2532 Cresfuew (Baysbores) NB 64&-3928 . $51,500 (Sat & Snn 14) 2532 Crestview (Baysbores) NB •• &46;39211 $51,5!>0 (Sat" SUn 1-5) 450 Santa Ana, Newport Beach - 6*7111 $52,000 (Snn .1·5) i» 3 BR 1700 Plllpma (nr. 20th& Irvine) NpL<llcll. ~,500 (SUD 1-ll • ~~~ck Bay)(= I: SUn 1-6) 123 Coral, Balboa (Sall 1-4) /,.~. •. M 265 C'.ameDia (Eastside) Costa esa •6"-'IG62 $31,000 (Sat " SUn 1-6) 316 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar • M4-71m . (Sat " SUn 1-6) 1424 Serenade (Irv. Terr.) CdM 64+6200 $62,500. (Sat & SUn 1-6) 300 Otero (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $51,500 (SUn 1-5) *3149 Madiera Ave. (Mesa Verdel CM 54:>-6495 $39,500 (SUn 1-6) *2412 Niagra, Costa Mesa M&.9510 $22,500 (SUn 1-5) 422 Vista Roma, Newport Beach 644-7270 $61,500 (Ila! IU) 2000 Kinp Rd., Newport Beach 641H711 (with view) (Sat & SUn JU) 133'Via Wazlers (µ<Ill) Newport Beach 67>2518 $71;500 (Sat " Sun 14) 3205 W. Balboa B\VIL, Newport Beach 64~--. S'l2,590 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR a PAMIL~ Rli\ oR DEN . • 2021 Altura Dr. (Irv. Terr.) CM 673-0161 $81,750 (Sat " Snn) 431 Vista Suerte (New Bluffs) NB 646-7767 673-9060 (Sat " Snn 1-6) tt1915 Bayside Dr., Newport 11..:h 646-7767 im.9080 (SUn 1-6) 2ll8i; Valley Rd. (Marina IDds) CM 546-4141 -$37,950 (SUn··IUl 7681 Seine, Huntington Beach ) 962-7751 $31,950 (Sat & San 200 Amethyst; Balboa Island 64U235 $M,OOO . (Sat & SUn 1-6) *4521 Orrington Rd. (Cameo Sbores) CdM 644-4910 $117,000 (Sat ·"Sun 1-6) *i927 Santiago Dr. (Ba,ycrest) NB ' 6'/5o4QO' _i\12-2678.... (Sat It< Sun .l-6) *10039 San Miguel, Fountain Valley 557-4130 $34,750 (Sun 14) 20222 Wmdcave, Huntington Beach 646-2313 $41,900 (Sat " Sun 1-6) *1215 Devon Ln (Westcliff) NB 646-3928c $56,900 (Sat a. Sun 1-SY 2314 College (CoDege Park) CM 646-8811 $32,950 (Sat a. SUn an da,yl **308 38tb. St. (N'pt. Island) NB 67:>-1972 67!).(-073 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 2008 Ali.oO· Costa Mesa 645-t040' (Sat & Sun 1-6) l9'l The Masters Circle, Costa Mesa 540-1726 $42,250 (SUn 1-6) 293 Bowling Green Dr., College Part 646--0968 (Sat & Sun) *'l!i'lfl Holiday (Baycrest) N'pL Bell. ~ $75,500 (Sat " Sun 1-6) 1161 Jean Dr., Huntlngto11 Beach - 546-llMO • • (Sun 1.$) IOO!l l!Qnniedoone (Irv. Terr.) Cdll 644-2430 $119,000 (SUll 1-6) 4BEDRooMs 106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB ' 644-4110 fl'T,500 (Sat. &m 1-5) '5512 l!Mr (Udo Sands) NB 646-7767 673-9060 (Sat I: Snn 1.S) 1924 BerJ1 Lane, NeW}l9rl Beach 640.ooJO (Sun 1-6) 1121 Alpjll.; S..ota Ana Mf.0565 '34,950 (SWl 24) *'al Amlimt Rd., COiia ._ 5*8MO ~1-6) 4 Ill & FAMILY IM Oil~ 3500 Surfview lJI (HV1111111s) Odll 644-MlO $72,950 (lllaL 1-6) 105 Via Rrttnna (Udo Isle) JflJ 644-WO $7~ (Sun 1-6) 1019 Marlon Lii. ('\1\'eltdlff) NB &M-llUO ..... 500 (Sull 1-6) rt Ut Vim (~1111) CdM r ~ '85,000 (Sal I: s. 1-5) 1"' PorU:anllgan PL ~) NB ~lllf ..... {W I: Som 1-6) 1~ Pomrtaln Vllle7 84S.2502 (llO cln t.qVoll) (Sull 14) 3024 Balearic Dr. IM-Verde) Cll 546$17 "6,000 (Sat • Sun 1-6) lMOll ~ Rift?, J'oualaln Vallef ge&.5802 '46,900 (Ila 1"4). 1038 "nJler, Wlf _JHVu HJJ)J) Cdll -..im '111.ftOO (o.lly 1-t1 ISlll Ollnl])Y Dr., Huntington Beach 8*502& $45,950 (Sun 1-6) • 271 Rochester, Cosljl Mesa , 557..(130 $41,45o. (Snn 1.S) *2000 G~ (Dover Shores) NB ll4U235 (Sat & &Ill 1-5) *1244 Polaris (µover Shores) NB ll4U235 • (Sat & Sun 1.S) 17211 Skylark (Baycrest) NB ll4U235 (Sat & Sun 1..S) *1715 Si!Ylark (Baycrest) NB • 64U235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) fir1'li& 1>ort .sb.ellield (HVuHomes l NB ~· (Sat & &Ill l.S) l63S CaiUe Cove.(nyRldge). NB 64U23s : · (Sat & Snn 1-6) *1805 Gte11wood (Baycrest) NB ll4U235 : (Sun 1-5) 21 Hermitage (Big C&llyon) NB · 114U235 (Sun 1..S) •20 ;Jioylil st. George (Big Canyon) NB 64U200 , · (Sa\ & Sun l..S) · **165.1 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsmans Cove) CdM 67:>-1935 (Daily) 4620 Wayne Ra., COronll ae1 Mar 6'13-2222 ' ·-(Daily 1·5) 1051' Margarita, Fountain VaJJey !lllZ-7751 $32,950 (S!mday) **•JiO ;Unda We· J>r• (I;ojnda Jsle) NB 64f4110 $245,000 (8at & Sun 1-5) 29 Augusta IJI. (Big Can)'Oll C.C.) NB 644-4110 $109,500 (Sat " &Ill 1-5) ~Fairfield (Cameo Shol"'S) CdM 6'1!).3000 (Sun I.SJ 1919,SUVa Ci:r.,.O>sta Mesa 551"3See • '54,900 (Sat " Sun 1..S) *1801 Gle11wood Ln. (Baycrest~ NB ' 644-1133 $89,500 . . (Sun .U) 1711 Terrapin Way, Newport Beach 644-7270 $63,500 (Sat & Sun ..S) 1878 Maui Circle (Mesa Veme)r CM ~1'12o ·S62,500 (Sat It Sui! .S) · ,2054:f!aminto, Costa Mesa . • s.to:17l!O' $51,000 ' : . (Sun , 1.S) 3108 Lincolii Wav. Costa Mesa ~17211· '$38,500 (Sun I..S) . s'. tUt & ,F.u\IL Y RM OR DEN ..,.1l54'Linda l•le Dr. (Linda lsl•) NB 114+2430 $289.500 rsnn 1·5) 281S ?(Qn\etty (Mesa del Mar) CM 546-3086 $45,900 ,. (Sat & Sun) *1fr•l& Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB MHlllO $149,500 (Sat & Siro 1-5) · • -re.,.! a,,GeOi'ge (Big Canyon) Mt Ht 6200 (Sat & &Ill 1-6) **•46 Linda isle (Linda Isle) NB ' ll4U235 (Sat " Sun 1-6) 1501 Galuy (Dover Shores) NB M4.62QO -(Sa & Sim 1-6) 10252 Niagra, Huntington Beath M&.2313 $51,900 (Sat & Sun 1..S) 28 Royal SI. George (Big Ca!IYon) NB ~ $195,000 •(Sun 14:30) 28 Royal st. George (Big Canyon) NB 67:>-6900 . $195,000 • (Sun· 1..S:30) 6 BEDROOMS ' 6 Bit • FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 1524 Keel Dr. (BVuHllls) CdM Sff.WO (Sun 1..S) ,_ Gm'deniJl,.Fountain Vall")' · I ~7751 $39{95j) ($at & Sun) HOME & INCOME ' J BR. HOME & 2, BR. APT. **1!16 E. Balboa Blvd., Newpqrt Beach 6'13-7420 67!>-7060 (Sat & Sun 1-5) t BR PLUS BACHELOR 611..Acac:ia, Corona de! Mar . ·6'15'300Q , ~~:..fl?.l (Sa! & Sun 1.S) 4 BR tt<>ME & 1 BR APT. 227 ()pa), Balboa Island 67f>.3331 • (Sun 1·5) 2. 8'I HOMI & 2 BR APT. 129._To.JIU, Balboa Island m«!ll ', > (Sun 1·5) Cf!>NDOMINIUMS FOR SALE • • 2 llR. **4411 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 64U200 LSat " Sul} 1~r · DUPl:EXES FOK SALE- , BR. & FAMILY RM. I08 Otero (The Bluffs) Newpprt Beach 64Hl20 . (Sat & Sun 1-6) ; 3 BR 32JJJ!!! ~ ('nie motts) NB -(SUnl-5) JBR.&JBR. ' IR .PbrOud ar., Huntington Beach 111 "1• "7.. I (Sat I: Sun 11-6) 2 & 3 BR. UIO W. Balboa (PeninaulaJ NB t'ISCll , (Sat & SUn 1.S) • f'llt & 1 Ill! 719 ·~ Corona de! 'llar Ht 4848 '84,500 (Snn 1·5) 1 M IACM UNIT 310 s, llayfJ:Giit, Balboe w;;s '1Wall (8llD 1-6) ''"'8'UX FOlt Ull ~ • EAttt-11NJT II&. Corona d• Jiu 000 (Ian 1·5) FOR ULE (Swt 1-6) CONDOMNIUM POR UNr J BEDROOMS -'1, • Weot Coast Rwy., N'pt. Beach fG.a>o (Rllr. at 4411) (Sat & SUn 1.S) ·-............ ·- Action ! ! l • • • ~. F...., ~. 1973 OAILY PllCJT • _ ...... ~I --leJI -.... @JI --l~I _ .... I~ le - Cllolc~ 2-Slwy 4 +·o. + -FamDy • $46,000 UNBELIEVABLE! 2 MAS- TER SUITES! One over 400 .!CJWlre feet. Whl~ brick tireplace. FORMAL DIN· ING R00¥! NEW family room 8!'d den! Qeery kit- chen. 4 huge bediOoml. Gia.Dt patio. Private storage fer boat Ol' camper. Bl& cor- ner )at. Must . see -.can 6454303~ ' ' Free to.you If you Purchase thls spacious 3 bedroom ranch ' 11yle home that actually has b a n,a n a 1, ~-and letnon. trees m~ .the ~1buge bad.:1 yard. O>vered patio, brick fireplace. paneled family room and cozy COW1try kitchen. Roll-around disbwaihtr ~ 'refrig .Incl-In sales prloo. $32.500. ?~COATS ~wAi.~cE . RQl.1'.QRS ··~. ·.0pon E-1ng1 LUXURY 3 Bit HOME- Qmet cul~ -· In Newport ae.ch.. Exclusive, secluded home with eepar- atl! family room, den I: for.. mat dinq room. Dream """"'8rd A garden. Latp Piduie windows;-· liehtlng dining room; Uln· ]llele sprinkler _, in. teroom.; automatic outdoor lighting • many· -... &ii;•· * MS:1344 * 1770 On.nee Avenue Coota Mesa Free °'"" In OJast Catalog c-Del Mar . 2 Oii 2 ,. .Near 8-h! A ~!OWPLACE of old ~ charm! Cracklin& .fireplace. Pitched and beam eellin&. l..ar&e family ~m. Lanai with wet bar. GUE ST F.ACILITY! J.eunctry. Ptut lf1't'DIO • BACHELOR UNIT! 5 BLOCKS TO CY:F.AN. lfnmaculate. Call fut .864303, Gs t II c .... . U,_,l()UI: tf()Ml:S 11tEllrES]'HDM£S •••••• •. IN l1tE llrEST AAJ;.,\S GREAT NEIOl•ORHOODI Unique m Huntington Beacll! A bike ride to tlie -and c:IOoe to ocboolt ahd every· thin& --Super ~ with free point, deep alla2 lbrouJO>oot lbia 3 bdrm., 2 bath 11ome. Priced .om~ for qu;caen at $34,950. . --.--LUii, ..... Ulff9tll_OI' .... -~ _., __ THE MOST, FOR L!ASEI lleally now; lbla 4 bedroom, family llome is located in one of the world's most beautiful tpOll-~.Big Corona Beach. And - it's big1 It's clean! And it's almost like new! ID old Corona del llar at $800/ioo. OPlll TOMT. J94I OCIAle ICMILRAllt. CDM Ull-HO-Ol'~-llAl,6,_ _., __ e BETTER BUY . Spic and 1p111· four bodnloml (it even smells clean) witll a pool and a can,on view to the rear and a .Pfivale beach to the fore. Realfors agree Ibis JS one cl. the best buys on the cur- rent market. But what abOut you, where are you? l'riee ttduced to $65,900. Oflll 109AY, 111 IOCUOU ~ Cltll n19111 HO-OP-la llAl.61WNI .................... e SMELL OF A NEW _., Ever catch the """1t cl. a new home! Thick shag carpets; dun, 1lhile paint; shiny new .,.,.i;..,..... Got the pidure! OK, now com-iilOOTt~ the smell of salt air and lofty pine u-! 'lbeoe are the ingediellts of lhia Unique 3 , bedroom, den, . brand new two story soulh cl. lbe bighD}' in 'Corona de! Mu. NOIV '88,500. Clflll10MT,m~A-C911 '"-llOlllS GI' CDlOU •MAI. • ..-_., __ llRICK AND 111ACHY Cute omd fttsb! Three bedrooms, two balba, south of the bigbwa.J' ad close to the beach location. New obag, new paint and wallpaper ~ a cmy used brick fireplace for those rainy dafs. ~at $41,500. ·arm TOeAY.·• naa ceM -llO-(II''~ -MAI,,.._ '_.,_..., TAKE FIVE" Another 11ew k':!:'J! Split ll!'l'el, Lust-built 5 bedroom in off. Beautiful condition! Bad yard is domin-with derk!ng anc1· a sparkling pool/ealeltaining orea. Rea111 a treat! Exciting floor plan. first time open! Now $84,llOO. ~ • Of9110MY, i:m 1••11a. was on IUCN •Ill HOMB Of-c:a.MIA I& W. 67MM _., __ ~ A GOOD MORNING IN MORMINO CANYON 3 bedn>oms and -den with fire. place IDd -blr. 'lbis me ls~g1 Ocean and COil'°" views; dramatic llWlg area with · tall windows; open beam ceilings. 1n Sb<ire- cllffs at •135,000. Of910MY. n! MGlllQll CMYOM. Clltl -llO-Ol'~-llAI,·........ I,..._ • - • • SUPER DUPLEX! Two of the finest duplexes in Corona del Mar are located at the corner of Marguerite and ·Second and one of them ia for Ille! Three bedroom, three bath owner'• unit and a two bedroom, two bath rental unit that.ls leased unUl October, 1973 (with others waiting in line). This duplex la d-mocl-- ern, yet charming and a proven lnv- OPIM TODAY, 101 MAKUDfTI. UM UMl9Ul HOllU OP NiwPolT' llACH, '41-411 _.,_c...i 0 REALLY UNIQUE Now this one I! really different -yet very livable! Catch this; 200' on the golf course, a 4 bedroom home with redwood sidillg and a detached recreaUon room With space for a pool table and a conversstion area around a pOt belly stove. New at •711,500. Oflll TOIAT, llM·CAl'I '811 ftACI, COSTA Miit. •1119ul HOll ... Of< II~ -MMttt ,_., __ . ' ' ,., . LIDO ·L~TION 'l,'hiJ four.bej!rpoai·p'nlque Udo Isle h~'!I" ls located right In the-Mart ol. Udllp; a jlldel from the yii;bt dub and a tip toe from the lellnls courts. Wbattaspot! ni.te'• oppcll' tunlty for some de<oratlng, but ~ price is a Unique (fO!' Lido) •es.500. · ONN TODAY, 1Z4·YIA UNOINI, UDO ISU ·UN19Ul HOllU Of< NIWPOlf llACM, MWNI ~ ,. ...... .,. ....... _ ..... • ROYAL ST. GEORGE Good old George WU a royal old soul and a royal old llOlll.· w1& be! And Royal st. GU'p ii a royal location in fasblonable Big 1CU- )'Oll. And #55 11· a royal aJid rare five bod- ....,,._ ,$gle sblry wilh a royli --of 1UH11 to room. Gt'eat floor pllll, ~ interi01' polentlaJ and you know all about the big Can)'Oll Mnealtlel! Zupert Priced It ,124,500 fO!' five bedrooms! Ol'lll fOIAT, H lOTAl IT. -··-•Nl9Ul HOllU Of< CO-A• MAI.·-lllltM4k .... I1'' a • THINK OF THE POTINTIAL It's clean, le111 and loaded with room! Four bedrooms and room for yourb::FJue decora-tor Ideas. Courtyard entry, e privacy, terra<ed vnew and joy of joys - a motlvat. ed s8Uer. Aiklng $87,500. OIWl 10d.t.Y. 716 CAMIO H .... LAHOI. CDll • ..,,, -··Of< ~DONA Ill. MAI,·-"· , ,, ....... ~ .... °""' .. ' ' '. ~~Sy LISTING . And one of the· ~ 4 BR rsuude otory on· a large lot In Ba\>crest! Unique lfoor plan with 3 BDRM cbildre11's wiDg +. a1:if; master lllite, formal dining, poneled f room I: 3 rfull baths. Excellent area. Finl time open. at.'89,500. .Oflll TOOAT, 11'7 IS1IUIUl. IC.1, UMllJUI NOllU Of< NIWPOl1 llACM. MWNI ,' .._.,..,_ ---«@)' DEANE IROS. MODEL -E Have you ever seen one? A Desne Broe. model home Is ~be U1k of the loWll, so 1'1 lhia one. 4 bedroom single stoey, IUllllf garde11 k!tcbe11 tht opens onto an Indoor/outdoor free form .swlmlng pool with 'llland plantings. Near Pacific Sands · Tennil Club. Only '39,950. . -fOIAT, 14t1 A1'AllTA, N.L . UNllJlll NOllD Ol' 11114 ftUI. 114Utt9 -..... - UflliilVUf ti()Ml:S '> • Tho Arao't ,f.p .......... , S"-1"' a......i Barrell preJmb A SEA OF UGHr AT NIGHT GltlAT EASTBLUFF L~TION dole ta •bopping, schools, patb. 4 Bedroom, mall)' room &lovelypatioarea With larp_..,.,. Ilea ................................... . 2117 Alto V11t1, CdM Opon Sat & S.. U IAYCRBT IUYERS AMN110N SEE THIS ONE-JI Bedrooms, dining .-n, family room and pool. Many olber fine flea. lures. Priced to sell now at $75,000. 64MJ5S 2807 Holld1y, NB Open Sot & Sun lrll WOOD AND G.LASS AND PERSONALIZED CHARM-describes this 3 bedroom nearly new home. The fact that there are 5 garages is diltlnctive too! 17iO'p~~~; ~·rt~~:= ti....l! lllGHT AND WARM ON BALBOA'S PENINSULA -2 bedrooms and bath, brick fireplace, ahlny 'iru • , double prage, sball:e rooL Large med bridt patio with S.s.Q. Price ............ "5,000. }101 Mlr1m1r, Bolboo Opon Sat & S.. U NEW HOME-SPYGLASS HIU. PRICE JUST REDUCED -6 Bedrooms. 4 baths, view from valley to ocean. Many fine r.:::ealures. 3 car garage, large kitchen and y room, 2 fireplaces. Now _ . _ . $1%5,080. LARGE SANDY IEACH BALBOA BAY FRONT -Near Harbor.,,_ trance. Fantaatic view of boat and ....i.r activities. Pier and slip for large boat - Just seconds from the ocean. Regarding this line home call Riclt Rickard MM353r RANCH IN THE HILLS WITH PANORAMIC BACK BAY VIEW '-A family dream come lnle -2 Acres with ex- 3ulslte 5 bedroom home, stables and poll- ack, large & eleganl swim~ with entertaining center. Call for cktaia. Offl<t Open Sl!UrdlJ' & $unUp PETE BARRITT REALTY 1605 Wftlclilf Dr., N.B. 642-5200 J -----·-------------0.-.1 C. F. COLESWORTHY & CO. Open Houle Suncfoy 1:00-5:00 321 Viti• Suerte Bluffs Living Condo living at its best. Large rooms. lovely off while carpeting and a wide greenbelt view, near pool & barbeque area. Vacant and ready for quick possession. Large l bedroom model. Stop by . . $59,000. Fiv• 89droom Baycre1t-Best Bt.IY Spacious FIVE bedroom, THREE bath fam- ily home. In the choice Baycrest llf!ighbor- hood. Center hall pl!'JI on large corner lot with room for pool. Large family room and living room have Palos Verde stone fire. places. Separate walk·in storage room to care for all of your goodies. Lowest priced five bedroom in the most wanted area •.• , Only $72,500. Harbor Highl1nd1 Conveniently tucked in between Baycrest and Westcliff within easy walking distance to Mariners School, park and Ubrazy. Four bedrooms. 21> baths, formal dining - plus family room -this home bas been Us ten.sively remodeled. Beautiful built-In lritcb- en, extensive garden patio with special night UghUng. Call for appointment. Build An E111to For Yourself You have thought about it -and here ii your chance with so little invested. Tax &IJel. !er and net spendable. Prime Eastslde Joat.- tlon within walking dlslance to WestcliU and 17th St. shopping. 5 Income units, both 2 and 3 bedrooms with fireplaces and built~ns. Long term tenants. Get slarted right. Ask· ing $86,500. Four Bed room Plus li"'ormal dining room, garden kitchen, senice porch, warm family room with beamed C9il- mgs and fireplace . 21;. baths, large master suite. Close to UC!. N6t leasehold. A rN1 value at $52,000. Orange Coast RIAL ESTATE ..... . ~ -.• . .. vaw -••l'ff -,. 'IWB" lllirr ---Ws ~ -4 • • .. • ""' .11111 llsl· ee11 'Jb' 11 .... din-t I 4 ---~--'&•ma111 a1ra 1 •• • 1 rr • ... fl- VEW -U'V SltOIES :;r«• ltfl I 111._...,_ 2t I 7 .... I 7 5 ·-·pl~ 8de' ~~·•, 'llleaftM;eCameo SI ores, -b:Js .. j1dt• aimmunily -. IAYSHO'ES A 0-I 7J • "I), witll printe k* .. " A llliid5. A sr-I ,, bome OD 1 '1i Ills. ' =:! n I 'zt. rill all new -.... ,c ........ 3-• 2-. F-7 ' z -'74,500 HARBOR iaaE-~...,.c ..,_ -..... ~-•-rwt• ...... --673 4tDO C I ill s .. r G1 ............... _. I fW' ,_ 21 Is "r wwhes, -•• Sf ...... witll • ,. ••. 0.. •••• said at ,. ,. ... 1 ...... _.,r's lllQIE s n 1 111 •r-•·1111 .. s .. PRES1l6E WAIBtRtONr HOMES • 5 "SINCE 1'46" ltt WUTlllN IANK BLDG. UNIVIRSITY f'ARIC, 11lYINI DAYS SSS.7000 NIGHTS 1\.. Folowll9f Pl1p•rtt• Have RECEHTL Y 1*11 SOLD ttini1g1t _. offlu 5222 Grlnnol! 1"°5 Antioch 4562 Go1defttlow 17652 Atht.- 1"691 Fir 112116 ~H--1 ... ,, lane9•••• 4605. ....,,.. 1m1 Aaclo TrM 17"1 11u11er 1'152 Biddle 17652 c.n.t 1Mft 5ltrn C'"""\ ll011 '"-T-1790Z Splcewoocl 17116 Ooim. 1m1 ~ TrM 17951 Bvtler 11196 Biddle 4322 Broobld1 4326 Seton 19332 Slorr1 lollo 13111 Mlr111no Clrcl~ ·1ao56 Whltow..cl 3101 71oy1or I 17710'0.1<11'" 13021 Wkkahlro Lo .... Coote MIN IOIO Mltcholl, Tustin P~U! MANY PRDPl8TllS LEASID As. • result' we need more properties to show our mony crients who desire to ~ve in our fine orwe! If YOU wish to SELL or LEASE your home, cell us DAY or NITE end • courteous, profenionol soles representative wiD be happy to discuss it with you, ''When JOI list wittl a-start packl11gl" I ' I I ' ' ' ,, . "SINCE 1946" ' I I 1 • ---li11ill11r hi WESTERN BANK BLDG, UNIVERSITY PARK. IRVINE PAYS 552,7000 NIGHTS -.•I Generol General SENSATIONAL VALUE! LUXURIOUS BEACHWALK TOWNHOUSE$ IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Only a few remain in the first pbue of the rapidly sold Initial unit of this sophisticated planned community of 450 townbomes. These few 2-story, 3-bedroom, 2zlh,bath homes now being offered ~ an _allowance of $2500 EACH to h•!P you pay for draperies, aJMOnditionlng, ul>2f0ded carpeting, pnvate plantings. etc. Each prov!~"! a Pfl••tes lenced yard, ceramic tile entry, modem kit· chen, spacious fllmlly room and lavish muter suite with private dressing room &: large, compartmented bath. EXQUISITE LANDSCAPING SITS THE SCENE! · Beacbwalk's carefree !Uestyle features professional maintenance of. all exteriors, plus total recreation faciliUes that include swim-, nung pools, saunas, therapy pool and two unique clubhouses of- fenng game rooms, party rooms and complete kltcben. AU this just 6 blocks from the beach! ' This offer good only through February 4, 19731 · SO ljURRYI . · Award-winning Beachwallr: Townhomes by A. J. Hall in the ma1ter11lanned community of Huntlngton-S..cllff bo-n P1lm ind Monlion on Golden W11t in Huntington IMch. * * FOR INFORMATION CALL (714) 536-6557 * * * * IAUOA 151.AND NEW UmNG!! * * ' OPEN 1 • 4 SUNDAY 123 COltAL-NEAlt SO. l~Y 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Cozy frplc. Front & rear patios. Home completely furnished! Plans for garage apt included. $75,000 CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR 306 Morino, Belbol l1l1nd 675-4000 SI~ .. -* * * * * * ~-HE HEAL' ESTJ\TERS Elepnl ~ ........ 442 ..... ; •lagoon. New · t--~----=--,----- CU)lds, *4 w • ........ . Large altic c;..,orol Generol """•arm; f finsB .,. I....i, g;uden • lge. ............ -·-··-·--·--· '212,lllO. Fer c 5' , I 11 Pi• 0. M II & '-Pl Call: m. &m•mY. IEH.TOI 341 •• u · Dr. -I. If.a. '154161 GaC& .. s .. #21U•m.a11 Low!ly 5 BR.. 5" ....... ...,, .. """"'· Ice. lirilz r& 6 I 'J mL. jolt lede<or· a18tl Pier. - -s-, ...... lleaDtil\ll )'3111 •Jl&lo-...,.. ine • wi•unin& pooL ..,.. OPEN SUN.1·5 BAYCREST ---- • 0,-n ,J.J,,~ ~ t-s . 2270pal New, creatiyeJy ~ed ' bdrm., 3 bath home pl,. Jie. 1'1*m. Income unit. Great location near bea~. • Charming 2 bdrm. home In xlnt loeation, 2 Bdrm. rear apt. over dbl. car garage, Priced to sell quickly at $69,500. 310 So. /Jag/,ont • Spectacular bayfront dupler. Huge 3 bdnn., . 3 bath upper unit with roof deck. Spacious 3 bdrm., 2 bath lower unit. Beau!Uul beach in front. Fabulous comer location, offen panoramic view. WIWAM WINTON REALTOR 22t MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND '7Srml ' . : c;..,.,11 0.noral . : 1;;;;;;;:::;;:::;;:::;;;;;;;;;;; --------· ~· SUPER "Think Of Things" TWO STORY you Oon1 have, then hUJT)' to see the home that doi!I.. J Priced at only $34.950. Three ~ ~ baths, l&fl* big bedrooms, 2 baths, fan\· family room, and fantutlc ily room, fireplace, wood dlnln&' area. You muat take · shin&:le roof and lush ldscpg, the time to aee th1I one. •' plus ~ upstairs Don't make_ a decision until bont11 room. you do. Only "',500. Call CALL 540-1151 Open Ever. now. 842-2535. ' ~: •. -HERITAGE OPEl'f m. ' 'I n'S fU/I/ m IE. #ICEf REALT(>h'"' I 1111tl ·! L!DO ISLE SPLISH SPLASHlll ,, I -3 bdrm., 2 hath&; Sematlonal \1jlltdlll, I bed., I -~-=----- re d e co rated ; beaut. 2 bath dealra1on drearat j eourmet kitchen. New Cu.tom tbruout w I ~.h 1 carpttln& ' drape• tbruout. mueive ' rock flrepl~, I Courtyard entry plus larie plush carpets. ultra mod I ,,.,.,, 3 Car ........ kJ•sh-s --· ·~~ Permanent view of the bay. Q."Iicu. rnva I!' rear ,,._., Call for app'l SllS.t'.Ol. wit h ~lne po o It I Call: 67J.-3663 64~2'53 Evn. =UJ _ ~; yoUJ'~ associated BROKFRS -REAL TORS zozo; w 6olboe 671 )/\t ) MESA VERDE SACRIFICE $6,00> be1ow Identical property 3BR 2BA 1900 Sq ft, 3 years youn&. Owner mowd EuL ' offer!! v. E. HOWARD " eo. I ii.a11on -I Eastslde 4-Plex 1 Best ln.Htmont $5~ 2 -2 Bedrm... 2 -1 Bedrm. ' 11'C9Qle ~/mo. min. . upkeep:. , Ir• ,: 4Httr. -fllJi.a : CJl : • •• " i I cb N • n ( l c 5 " b -j 31 I ~ LI : ) ( ( I I B I I I I I , • • fl! r -..;.. ... ' . ' ' . ' •• . ' .. - A grac1ou1 S bedroom, s bath home Superb, private, woodsy Hrtlnc M8gDWcent while waler, coastal and village views. '10t,llOO. See or call LLOYD RABJOHN HARO.* & -REAL ESTATE . .,• ~ . . .... _... ... NEWPORT DUPLEX . • .. HERITAGE ~t:AL[()RS I • \ • • ' • I • ' I ' I I I ' I . ' . • • • I • f • l ' ' I • • I •• • """"'' F"""1 4, 197J el---@II~ I _,., .. I -:::r· Iii I A ,, ! ~1.--- • : • • .. • ' l i - .t. • • I . l ' ' I . . " ' • . :. f • ' . 1· . ' . ' ' • 1 · ' ll r~ i l !~ ' ' . 1. :~ I ~· I . ~ . . l . I ., : l' . ~. ' ,. : {~ '·1'· ' . : l ' : t' I ' :·.·1: ' ! II ' ,. ·j '·~ . ' '' : ' • • I I . I ~ ' I ' , I ' I{' I r ! • ' 1.-!~ 1, ,.r ,. ~it I ' . I • . •' I ' • t l I , • ' I ' '·' I . I . .. ' ' - ' • ' • ' r -. .. ' ' ---· • ' ; . •• . •, . " Are You . Leffing Cash,. . .. ~ Slip Through -Y~ur Hands -. v· . ... ...• See If YOU ltijie Afty . . -: . Of These . ~frigs A .> . .DAILY ·P·l:LOT WANT' .. AD ,=. Will Sell Fast! . ... ...... .._ . . .. ' . ••• J i 3. Baby Crib ' 4. Eloctrlc S.W I, 5. 'Comer• 6.W.,._. 7. OutbOinl Molar I ·I.· ,.5lono s.t 9. Couch 10. Clorlnot 11. Refrlgua1u.-- 1 12. Pickup T!""i< - ' . 13. Sewint MochillO :. _14, lwfl!oonl : . U-."'9<f!lne Tools • , 16. Dbhwallier t 11!1 "'PP!' 18. Cobln C- ' 19. Go!f Cort ;20.- 29, lllCyde 57. Electric Troin ~ ~ 30::T,ne.-=rtut1111wr---;-·. ·7"51 .·Q,.-. ., · , .. . . . 31. Bir S!Do&' ·59. ·cloak: Auto ' 32. En<ydop.ill. - 33.V--C1-' . . 34. T'-ropbl......,. """ 60. Coffw THle ·· ' 61. Motorcycle . I · U ·~lOn u. !tat Rod ........ "" 63. .... . • . , 36. File Cz\'1 at· - -64. ,;rv· Set -· 1; '11. Golf ~. • • . 65. W..tc l.Mtili1 '. .a.~ ._ . 66. Dill•_. witcli -• . j 39. Vlctot ... Ml...... ' 67. Go-Kort • 40. --s.t' - I 68. 1-. t ' 41. $lido Projectw • "'· Comp .... \1'rollor .tt. ............... ~ ~. 7G. Antique :hmitur. !.... . ;{ 71. T."9 "T.·~· 72. S.llbolt , : ~~~~ 7 ... ,,,., .... ift 5t9 . 46. Fur Coot 47. Dr.-75. lnlioor:!f s;-n...1 76. Sho'9!)n -- . ; I .. I I , , I . , '' . 21. Stomp Collection • '22., DI-Set i' .. ' 23. Ploy ..... ' I ' • ~·· llowtlnt Bill t· 25. w-Skis '26. F,.._ 27. Sul~ ·' ··-~.clock 50. AJ1_plw 51. o.,..; 52. E'xei•rM 53 ........... 11. on,,,,. ~ ; 54. Sid ...... ~~~ 82. * • 55. Mith' Choir >. ' a. rWi. . ;i-,,_ .. 56. ~ 14' --;rU~.9.-! : . : ,......,.. -• -i 1 • 4 r ... , . ._, ...... ,,._ ... .;.~ .. •• t ~"' . .-.oo: i.·' .I ~ -""~ .. .• . " i . ..... -; .... , .......... ~ti.• ...... . •, • £, •'" J1 ,, • • ' . -.. tlWll'IB•tldd lcto c•ll ... ~ _a , • • . : • PIL~T-·WAM ·1'~Att ' .. " { " So. • I • -. .. ... " I· ' ... ••• • I I I • -·;....,;· Dwt Just Sif I ere! DIAL DIBCT • ' .. 642-5678 , - I -.Flllrwry4,l973 DNl. y I'll.OT • 1 l!tl Ao4a_.,_, .... ,... 1---If!] 1--:...·1 • Apts. Fiim. 3'11 • UnfunL 365 Apt. Unfum. ....:..-..----• _ .. h . Corono clol Mor COl!o Mou Hunt_.., -.,... :;..~~~uu:t:iFE~1:H~un~tl~ngton~~Bo~o~ch~;;;; ~· NT I br. $300 THE FULL LIFE BONUS $11 ... -->;.~..:: $400... 0t~ '!::~=:': ON BEACH! ~:..lhll~S°'.:: SHARP I D\i:. 2 .... all 'G! !'.M -1>y Our -._ :\::.... "" blt-im11: 1t$ to tbt ~ r __ _.;;:;;. ments: •are 8W'l'OWlded b; AVA.U.ABLE IN FEB. Qilldra Weklalm ~ 1'pt -KMln. ON TDI ACRES -lawns -....... Uni. ~ BR. ~ v..... Han.or -·--= and • tio private de<:k. ~ ...-"'-rt M1Wth ' Apts. 1'1ns./UJll\lm. LH9e -Pll . '"""!,,~ tint 2Br. Oc<on ·~-. --'"1 U.ll A .... --. £f1:S:.:;;~ ... ~-<.-C'.;..,O:::: """"""'" .. ~~ ;:::2BR.~;.·-~~5m~:~,~:~-~~zj J!llla. 1'1• ldL ~ 2421 900 Seo· ~ Olli 644-2611 e<nmlo$hs. tile • kitchen, 2 MAKE OFFER an S.bl..,. ,. -St., NB. --(~ .. Cout HWJ) ""6™e ORLEANS ~..:-· ~.%... """~ FOR ..... - Moll\>ort ·I..... OIAJUllNG Spic abldlo opt. 17Cl T\lllio ' ~ Heated Pool. Saunas aod ; i1 BR. .,_ o! ;....,. Pri ~ w=:&'. om1;uxa -...HU""'NTIRoom.NG:rON $1'111/lbO. On )'Ml'. \oue-1 =-~ b11m °"""" APAll,TMENTS Jldlll! C!Olf.-. Adlts.-. i-. $IJlO. G> AJr Ooocl •. ...,.,., .-1 swim. PACIRC BAa< ON unt! So. o! Hwy, ·~ • Gome ODii !n4) SJWIST ..,,--Clenwtte ....,,.__HI 819l . ~ -~· Beol1ll si-·' TU OCEAN J.ve., ILB. s .. ~ 2 BA LlllDhY nn. 2 Br, 1 ea. frpl.. m cpts, lr& Billiard ore. operi 10 am-6 pm Daily ~ JC:'s.f! mo. ~· ~ ~~ lei_ "l" ~60 $lflS W1LLLW WALTERS CO. LUXURJOUS-~~~~ ...... --.-.-21 •-. unfVrll: . 365 s.m. 'IOI> 8-. 61™511. MEDITBtRANEAN _ ~ .'....ea. .-"' .,-. ..,,. OVER 62 ? ? ··--·· a.L11>oa ,.,I_... 2 bec1n1c>1m -. Bl"!"-VILLAGE UNDER 35 ? ? Udo Ille :::::i:=~:..::;=_=---& -cboice 2400 H-~-m·~ .. C.M. IN BETWEEN ? ? =:;.._;,:::..-----! US S Br, 2 BL -tlon. Loo>e $lllll pr. • (TI fl 557.iil,, UPST AlllS 2 BR. 2 BA. \IUPIU. 1 yr. leue. month. Call ~ RLTR. RE?.'TAL Q>TICE A1L ~4t PAID. ~ clrpo, ...... Adla. m ~._din rm, 3 ROOMY 3 BedroOJD, 2 bath, OPEN 9:30 AM .. 5,30 PM VILLA YORBA ..... $211/BD ...... . ,,_ 10 l><>tb bo>' ......,.i llo<r. $350 pr. monthl -='-""~::...:::::...:::..::.=-".!. 6T.H3K. Al ..-., _ next ., -& iemm; call Pork-Lib Surrounding (714) 842-9622 Mou V- J m.2!111·cr~G. ·Bailey 673-lml Agt. QUl!l1' DELUXE "°"'BR. Iba, 88>'" a.. \t' 'Jiil w/pr. Swedish iJ·~ '!.l\.HAPl'Std ~· • * MOVE IN TODAY * DELUXE , " l Br, .... -flOO.oAllo.1 llR llA'9 C11Jl/bp&. So. o! Hwy. ~ $145 A'MO eocl .,., $llll "' -1 SliO. Both 'tll June, No ,..., ' 64l>-t3'l6. Nr. 9!0P'g * Adults oi1ly • Ole, -.._ -875'1!1'13 Br1r, • • Allo rum Bach. A .. • Soac-2 & 3 Br, In f.plox. Mf-!IK. SPARKIJNG .,.... 2 BR. Mat,.... Apts. -avail. A1L EK·1j~~!:!~c=:I NEW 2 BR. 2 11.\1 w/tiltnl, .... _ .._ apl $lllll-*'ICIM TIUS. Pool, nc bide. Kida Newport - dlhwhr, trplc, crPfl. $2!0. 8boml8 llUl!r 5:3l. tm Santa Ana Av,.., CM welcome. From $145. See 116 2111 St. N.B. _. NR Bal. ...... u.-3BR. Mgr Ao< 113 6<6-0542 Mir· 17371 Keellon "B" 1 EASTBLUFF Corona def Mir SBA. ..,.., 2 •·-NEW VILLA PAULA bll< w. of Beach Blvd. ott Vlllo Gr ..... Ajlla. · tJltal. $S15. IDa210l833-1103. 2 Br. 2 Ba. From $1fl) Slater. 963-7510, m..-. • TOWNHOUSE·~=;:~ LRG ~ ~ ~~ f: *GREAT VIEW_ 2 BR. * FAvh.TES WELCOME: NEW, 2 & 3 3 r. apta.. Near .f, BR., 1'ti BA.. mo. ......,. Bit Ila SUnded<L Super b' 2 WOl'k'g gab bcb A S<hla. ,,,.,_., crpts, o,itc. -llor, ......... 5M-6G7 aft 5:30 pm.. ..-p;;r snO .,. 6'15o-3S35 Shag. cpt/drpa. patio ~ drpl. Dbl. aor. Fenct.!d yd. car pnp. Puol Fad'iHM 2 BR. l\pt. Yearly renbL . -~ Gara&... ' $185 -$250. Call 51&-29H, $mlllO. Ulht A al17, 'l1llll. Orcblct. 2 BR. plla •&-: aood 621 Hamllloo, C.M 548-:1162 S4S-3446 <>< 61113&1. N-ODI Hilb Sd&ocll Call ~ Joe:. -child OK. ;no See -· Mr. & .,,:.. 11obe.n WALK TO BEACH 815 -w.,.. NB "4-81 =;..:.:;,"~""'°'.:-::'h~-~-~~· gn.T~l216.~~~ N OCEANF1lONT -Jnl 5... & POOL -2 DELUXE .., I & 2 br., cpt/clrp., lloor FUllUdc ...._ _,. I 8' · ·· Br, 119 s.. nr bch. 2 cer TOWNHOUSE ~l~7· • frpl. 316 16th. " .... u-. 2 BR. 2 .._ DAl.L. ·y c=. :::--~ ':.~ ~~~~ ~·~~iAJi. ... 1o~ iE*et'4- NEW l BR'• Sl'IO. Nr beodl -FfW7, A Hnla· Oonter. No 060.~-~=--,.,..--,.I 6' abop'L .......... m pets, e 3 BR · 2 BA 1295 ~Call ---~ ar Msw 2 Bc1m1 -._ - . , 114-E. llllh St.. CK. (-er Infant OK) ' $1111 ..,_ --. Sl1 PIL ' 01 .. 54HIJ7; · ' e 2 BA -1 BA ADI.TS $195 1 __ f.'!'bleR-Unfllrn. opt. W. S.,.llew"'"t -. · 1* SHADY ELMS ~PCX>L * e NEW DUPLEXES, fenoed a ... w Feb. 1, « poatbly Call • C" dip ~ ' • Adults Poolside $140 gp )'lll'd. Xlnt area. ~: 900Dtt. $125 mo. 1st-last-Bemudlao) ar llMNS e Qilldren next block . 6C-48.17. :IMO FUllert!lo 'St. clepoolL Pb.67>1.SnalterL ...._ • 177 E. 22nd St., CM &C..3645 lat Baio> ' NEW -1 bdrm, H"' oiiiN~W;;;-ll;;;TERn!ONT===;-::=1 'ORANG. E EXTRA large 1 6' 2 ·BR. ** 3 Br., IV. 11.'tt ~n:".;.tio, ~ duples. 2 Br, w/W ..... · crpts, drpo, bltm, pool Sl30 Larwo. newly deor. Encl (213) GH249· --. -m - -. . " $145. No --Nr, E-l'llb patio, tilth!&, crpts, , -• -· =;-;;,::~· -=-=---=-_,,..,..., St. ~1513 -· · Cloee lo everyttilna. Sl'IO & 2 BR. IU & water pd. 1 child l BR Ait1. 8aU>oa 8q1 ~ COASTIS SPAC. 3 BR, 2 BA, prtv $lllO mo. 868 Cenler!SL Apt. ~No C:::::... From Sl4D. untum.. aood lo NI 2lld. yard, end pr, ...... "-1. CM er call ~79. l!fl-1652. St. er ~!;,,. ~ - . small pet, adults only. $lllO BACH. 1~3 BR a BR Condo far 1 b1k mo. !;16-lTm, 5IMCL l'rplc, pools. ty guard&. from ba&cb. $23S ~ plm OCEANntONT -2 8IL liadie A'ITRAC.2Br.~$1&5 No • deanlJ.i depml~ m pets, ~ ~'!\ . ng Frpl, patio. f1AR~EliNS 51J-11D ff5 pne• children/.p•t.-...& · °'""""" lflf Ml -PURH. er Unbm&. -2 BR. OCK-~ IUOIEIDR. 1 A I .. .... Clllt'I & bit._ 1 l&lr 1AIOlr 1 ._ /IJJm. _,, -_. lo -From S11L 1Tl1 llOd cl -.Q I ~,.•;;:--'ii 'NI. WI.It•· 12llocrcallllU.-lllL ,....... ' · Ce-St. ff5 ~ :=,ter ~ Wt 2 2 W!ZllS l1IEE RDn'-1 * WIU. M I N _, ::======-:::: $1_,up....,.JbrJibri'lba =.:.!: .e. = ~:t°'H~~ Q. :.~~,.:.·! aassJf!6!I IU"'ir!V] =-£"?&.""::t.= .-837.Q!O. -~· '1!/?IPI• m ea. blblo.-. _. .... --. l Adw&rti_, 1m 1996 ....... No. r-... -*U BR Apt. ~-::i..-L polio! 405 8th St. sz;o. ,.._ * EASD1WPF_ 1 ... '-· __ ...;.. ___ _,. LARGE 2 BR. 119 Ila. lbidlo a.II ~-"'l:; ... , opt.) 536-31'15 JIU. 219 Ba. S ,q. l>wl. 2 $175; Adul!I only. 1 Bllf. to Nunloho Vol'-· 2 BDRM deluxe a1J!, l'Ollll/de I:' 't"*-lt(~Utl, I -fwU. JI 11!! I 17th SL·-"-<· tnq, Apt. • ~ -• ~n ~ wJftPlc. • • • -A, llK 16th P,L 646-36«7. 'f1l:W near new Wwe 2 to, $210. 846-0l58. llllAllD -(lo • • I ·~ • . . SINGLE JaQ 2 Br 1 ....... w/-, -BRAND &WW 2 BR um&m °""""'._ 2 Br. 2 ._ C•1s1r1c•t1on 100"124 S180. + dJW.°lal. Id.a ~ *" 1:11tnr ·6'..nfrir. "tllwDboule --All W.tm. J2lO NIQlmo. Year leaae. I ]~ Safe . A. · -, Jl Sep., ....... 1, d&lld oi. -A..U now, 213/&2l~ 175----Jillil -.st;IO-UK. ' !11!.!l*-,lllf«BIUll!J 18R.211o,CIJtldrpLNr.5 lllll,28l,--111' -:zim:· 11' ~, ............ Pts -.. l5H3l1 ... aid. ........ -• Cla1111ic.+ion 125-149 ha.MDL · _, • ' .__..1i .,. l6G6. . l'ool. ""' -. 'I'°' lqr. 2 Br. Crvto. dppo; 2 !111. 2 11A; iioiu~, DELUX l 1111. :tBA. - I """'Erttto, J l.iiiiiil A'8il now. 963-' ' -' . "1r Jl'd. Nr. H-....... booi1i: • :a» ---m ..... . ......, . ~ 2 r"-SISO " 1 BR., °"""-SlliO. 11 "-• nodcla. -. Loe $Zll. -- 0.uific•tion 150..184 ~-~ loc. Nu pa1pt.Z!!_l:O~·crpta,dl'PI. NEW DuPez. 3 BR, 2 BA. OCE.Mll W ~ pr, -"'-· ---$Ull -.. -. .... _. 21111.0llt._Tt1F_ I Ir:;:, 518-o:nL • mo. 962-2BIL ••s 96Mitl, *'111. sm.,, c.a SM-Qlf. -~l~~~-=1~Apt~.~Unf1inl~~ .. ~~~36S~Apt~,~Unfurn.~~~==365=~Apt~.~""'~-~·~~=:i Ct.11ificetion 200 .. 260 Nr. Balcet™"'*ba SUO. lt.,: I ""·~-JI 11!! I s~ ~l'"'o la!8*Y Clo11iftc0tion 160.3;;5 ~ ~ .1 !Joby , I Al=~·-.. --11•1 ~ ~~-aoi:; . -bu&ea, 1 bllc .....,,.,,, child c1.~1ific.tion 360-170 ok, no pets. ~1190.. • I -1~1-=-~ Nu~~ ..... ___ ___,_,~ °""'St.~-7,30 ci. .. m •• tion 400'465 '"! 'l'JO'SC\l. l'OOL • I ~" .... -II .-el ~~~:r~.i U5 E. 11th , No. 9. 511 lW · C1011iliution 500-510 EJmlA Is 1 & 2 BR. ..,.., I ~ 11•1 ·tt'""~a ~ N• ..._ _ __:. __ _;_ · 2 BR. Upper. Ot>ts, - 0.11ificetion 52S..SJ; bltns, pr. Nr. INl I: lbop's- 1 I.Ml,..._ 'JfRl ::"°' ~~ ... ... ...,.. ____ -.J_L:iJ $155. 2 Br, 1 Ba. ........... Ct...IR$011on 550.55.1 c1qio. Ci'· -' LARGl!I 2 Br, Crvto. di\& I ... _ . I~ ~f.i.,=-~~' I ·et' •• ,. * ""·-&ft ; 01., ••etlop 575-5~0 Reamble RenU , ~ 1--..... 1~ :;u:. pr, ... ~-11' ..,., ladiaJ.fl only ...... .... rot ution 600-4H $1CI; l!il £, !II SL' -r ~-·-~ 11111 ~:n-~~~ -. rm. no w. Utb St. CK. Ct.11ificetion 700.710 LARGE 2 Bil. ~ I: I ~ ·· •·· Ill'!.. I ~ .... Nosa» . _ V 2 BR. Adults, .., pets. BA Cle11ification 800-llft MEADOWS API'. 38'7 W. = S.,.SLOl.- 1 ---11~1~:~~~ r• -'1· , 8 Call b' loey, 54H5SL _,,, 1c.:;on 50458 2 Br pvt patio, doled • I ·-"'"=-lit{! ~& -~. -* 2BR. Unfurn. Ctptl. drpo. Cl•11lflcetion 900 .. 91? Range/oven. Refttc. No I ..... $1t>/MO. ·9611-1455. ~lon 111111 LOVELY I Br opt. Near \,, _______ _J_ occ • l/CI. No ..... Cle11ification 915-949 $135/mo. CaO 979-01)4. * 2 BR. POOL. Yani I -... -II c;, I t::;.. :.:: ~~ · LARGE I Br Apl No cltll- CIMtif&eotlN 950-990 dron or peta. -yd. ua .. m11&1&11 )'Oil -lo Nu ...,,... $195. 6l&E3. ,.u, a..tllzl oclt do It rut ...Wtl ~~a ..... ...U"trllNOW~ i~call!!!_!...,.!!!l~I048IL~!!!!.._ _ _!.:========:~==::::::::::::;~~:;;::::::=.:============;:; \ 1 ' I ~ ... • .. , . .. l " I , 'I I · !. I ,,. ; " " .. • • . ' ' ' . .. • • • • I I . I ' I , Sunday's DAILY PILOT ..• It's a Rather · Sl*ial Pack• - - ' • ' ' • . . . .. I i : • f ~ •• Some Of · Its · 'Only •, s.lay' Features: -· ... ·~ I .. • SPECIALS From the front page-topping Sunday Special, itself, to other ma- jor stories of and for the Orange Coast, the Sunday e d i t i o n abounds with special news and sporh stories told as only DAILY PILOT staffers can ten them. OPINIONS Columns by B4!rry 6olclweter and S. I. Hayakawa, editorial car- toon by PuGtzef Pru. ,.inner Jeff MacNelly, a weekly report on California'~ eoft9re-encl on what's do i n g in· Sac'remento. Thet'.s just' P. A7. Great eommeiitery by greet journelists ap- pears throughout the Sunday paper. • I -. BUSINESS . PEOPU ., . ~ ~ ••• i . . I. ' ! ' ·- ' ' The focus is on you and your neighbor~ -on all kind,'lpf pe0plt'. -throu.j,h several different kinds ' of . ''.only op .Suridayl~;'feilltiires~ People/Quotes, Good Deed P.eople, At Your Service l tlie column'. , that fightsi1City t'lall) and eac:h.· we~~·s 'Y'!lriety 9,f 'fe~tclte-stO'ries · . -. + . . ... . ' ·-• . . :-_ ' about people you blow -'. or-'\lfisk fou did. i "'" · 1 .J• -~· ~ THE ABTS • • .... ·' ' •· l . ' . . . : .... •.· -~~~! . . : . .. From the irreverence of Rex R~d's c:e!tPfity coluin'11·tcrthe collt- prehensiveness of c:~mmun!ty the4t.!r''6nd; live .. er\terieiiunent.'rit:. porh, the S~ndey ente-rtai~ment .pege_s ~(·plus other"feiiturei ;i:~~ tered in other perts of _thf P.a_p~r_I present. liveiy c:overege of. tlie , lively It~. , ..,.. . ,, " ~: · ·· ,. · .~· ) f •• ' T.RAYEL ' ' . ' " .. . ..... .. i _, . . \ .. I • ' . ; .. From Orange Coast reel estate to New York's Well Street, the S~nday edition realy lftffM business. The DAILY PILOT covers it ell. "Day-ahead" 11Mrlet news includes a1N1lysis of tfie 'pest week's ups 11nd downs, volume, trends encl new stocks on both the Ameri- c:en and New Yori< exc:henges. At least one pa'ge of every ~l(ndey'#~ P~P?r is de~i>t~"to .tr~v'el. ~ 11t hom41,.ancl a~road. Stan pelap,l~·n "'s.c9}u1nn c~!!·,~}C!;,jou 11~ -~ where in the wodd. Stories bY IOc:al 1'eaders often t11ke yo u a • on a "favorite vacation." Even the e~s a(e fun to r~ed: ·; , .~ : •. I , ' ,. . '°'"\. .. .. ,, .. ,: + • ' ,. t i ,. • ~. -_, r. t ·· to • •. r ,..-· '" . -; PLUS, OF COURSE, (OLOR tOMICS, BIG ·CLASSiFIED . lD "-· SEalON, IV WEEK AND FAMILY WEEKl¥.~· .... GIZINES - \ . • • • • • .. S~ndays are ~pecial for roo.ders ·of .tile I • I . ' I • ., • I ~ • • : • ' • ' • ; •• • • • • • • 1 ' • • l • • • ~ • • ' ~ , ' , j • ~ , : • • • • • • ! • • • , ' • .. . ! • . • • ~ , . • • ~ • • • • • ~ j ·~ • ~ • , . ' f r I ' • • • • I i , i i . l • ' . • ' ; • I } ' ' I ' r I I • • " • • • ' I; , , . ' • • .. • • • ' . ' ~ I '~ • • • • • ~ , .• , • " • • , • • • • .. ' • • { . , I • • , • I • ~ I ~ . • I -• • I • .. i l j • -• I . ~ t ' • • ( • f t • • • • • • : ) ! • f r , • ' : • I , • • • • • I ) • I I ' r I I • • ' • • I ' , s j • • I . . ' i I f . • • I I ' I I ' • !; 11 . ' ' . I • .; • \ . , • t t , I • ' .• • . • ~ , ' t. • i • • f t ~ ' • • • • • r • • ) ; • ' ' • ! l ~ ' J I ..... -. ..-.. . .. - 1"'2 FLOlmA SIMI (\\ .... w."' o ...... & ..-1 ' ..,, . EXEC -holf ocre, 4 Br, family ..... -~. c.x. EQul1J -FOR --+TllS-.,. J.5-- . j . r._, 4, 1973 DAILY PllOf DI 1--~1 1---1 ' . NEW DFFICE l • .. .... ··-· ~ ....... • • • -· . .,..~ -~ .... I _____ ./ f s-,, f...., 4, lt7J • 01 Ji 2 l[i]} j 1 ti a : j!IIJ I ..,,..,, : l[i]}I I 01 , , • s' s tlelDWo_.ed,M& FnlllelpW"!fell.J& f'nt ......... o4M&l'nt HolpW....... 4-W_._. M&l'N I WontM,M&l'Jll Wlnlod; fl\ & F no Htlp Wonted, M & I' rit Htlp Wanted, M & I' no ~;;:-~;;~~~1~;;;~-2·s~~~:::R~~~§~~ ~;;;:;;ro-~;;:;:· r-;:;;;:::;=== DJSllWASHER "a• te d . FACTORY =---a4 ~1~~1mn.:"': l'ROOPIWDllro, ~·a .,..R.~:fE.:i.=.. -~o .--,~-~·· ~ -·· s-a1 1 ---"'" ~.~ ~ ~ room . -lo N-'-' Beodl. ffuv H-, ~27!_•_2· -URGENTLY --·--u -Pllnio. Weil • ..,,""""' ·-~· .. , -·-· -~OD<. Call tor LIVE4a b ..... -•• ~ \>119t•-SR.640s1 • la -.. call al 15f5 Ooodl:lo.lleoellla,~ °"""''-"'!"Dr'afl~ u.:~-~ Royol lnduslrioo Hat 5-111 ="="J:.'--,.,,,_ tl01d1• = m..t. Cll, :t;:"ci'JiiJ:'\I Jor l'RN TO• NEEDED • ..-ShlftOponlnttl'or,,,,,. betn5pm6Tpa..,, 1ls7&0lhtrShlfta ~ -ea.JllO. , ......;.. ~~-: • m•-.. boallh ..... WW-. no MAClllllSTS --w... -tie¥ Jor 1loor dutJ. ;rlOtlllCWI. ' (ll>ale • 'imoto1. - Y-IO<IY OS.Ill> lo uatat lA'N ,apor~,• 7.... Tep pwt. 4klty ,.,, PSYCHIATRIC RN'a, 'L-'• - lo .. but op. y.., wlll SEC -ap, -Apply lo ---Lido 0oom-. Naed RN • ...--• ~ .. -relld ..-. !!.~ ~ ~~. • n· """ all or eve. BIO w. D--ft-VI•'-°""'· -· ... ~ LVN 7 Aldea. to-t~ -Good LlodOoy I N ... e.. ft<I,, ;..7~~--;'\ TY111S CoutHwy,N.B. 1::;:.;Lucu... R4,N.B.}lo ...... =-~.-~·~ !,_'!!.'f· Callt.11H50D91"8•11'' ::;.......\':.. "::n~ • MTS1' OPRS NC Machlnlata ,,._,* MA HINIST -M lf.B. <1-Park Jft10 sl -~ SALEs · ~·llqi 111 ... ota. Call • UCIP'l'IONISTS NC Drlll Mochlnl1ta, Bu,......ierTope C * Lido ii!ii1 -or Btalo lloopilll, Ooaoa-'111 1111.ma, Al>l&all .._ E111Jlnt Lethe · BroWn 6 ..._,_ 5• lllH. , l!lioill ~ -Mii ~--·., w. • LAIOREIS EDP OPERATOR ~ :i:-s:..~ 011a N--.VN .. '*-· ..... rL -.-2l8,6,A, • ILIC1RONIC E-rl.,_N-Nry ~--••JJ.UL :i~=::'f 17moaat MAJOR"-" · AllTIST, 11epro, Pu,....,, ASs•u.a -• NEWPORT BEACH Must Hovt Own Tool• °"' MtJr.. 1oc., m E. lmH8IO. mo. -. Coll .. 0 . / oualllled only, Write ...,....._. W-,.JlanlaAIJL llllsll~s!!Mrll<ol-· ~ • ~ ~a-iw~-ad no. 602. DollY s -hr lihlft, mtn1im,., Test Technician, Mecllanlc:al EqUll °"""'°""" En!flo?<! -""a:f"'•"""' sn ~' Salea ::0, r:;,0~ uai, ea.ta NEVER Am: Jlt.~s~, JCL 2nd Sblft opening. Precision mechanical A ~f = OPPORlJlltY :;;,..: MIO rated ~ ::;:.o::I Wort< -a ...,_ 1lllOWled&o bolplltl. electronic Instrumentation bacli:gn>und. Must Call !l40sl5l3 ~ MIO ~,.. .':ie. , di.-_ No ASSEMBLERS )'OU wu11 have own toola, MAIDS WANTID ONLY AccCnr ~ 1.arroloa lli50 :.,..._. ·~. W• , URGENTLY Interim ALSO "·--mbler Ge·--_. ...._.._. __ , ' •-,..,..... (lnl'd. 1'lll --·-traio .... .., ,...-1111111 • ,..._ • ......, -time. See -..i 111or. p ---· poattlom. Excepfiooal NEEDED Pwnnel Service SR. EDP Optrotor l!t & 2nd Sblft openings. Preclalon mecbanl· Balboa Bay au1> llfllflHl' .,;: E. ~ &A. -~ .aecurt"1 ~ · m w. 20th, C.M. ~-'<1nc1~~~> lo cal assembly work. Must have own toall. 1221 w. c.ut !fwy., N.B. MUllM <-.m C.:.... ....,.u.. Rapt,.~ ' 6Co752J 546-2"2 ~• -• MAIDS wanted ls.25 ,,.. 50o.a6 'l'hlll la not to : , ~ F.q\lll 0ppor. Em..., -Moo lhnl rri Shear Set-Up Operator · !'..':!'~~a.a-ONCE CRUM OF THI CROP ~ P~AL . APPT • ASSEMBLERS PACIFIC MUTUAL Muat have knowledge of material•"-& -w ~~ ~AT~LLA ~ • ? ; Cledcal Temporary 70t Newpol't Ctntor Dr gauge of material. Read micrometer"';"~ llWD wort< ill~ Wi.'1Yaa;. ..,;:;.. tar (213) 27l·2606 r. • PACKERS * Typltts · Nowport Belch & prints. Set shean lo print tolerances. ~. ~-' 1!10 IXPERll!NCE ~.::::,;..:·=: 'z=z~ * Stcntorla Ezperienced. NEEDID 'iib,. "Giii the .;,. .. and we Salea * llooklosoptrw Hellarc Welcleirs Malnr.nance .,. not • -. Excel· * PBX =•tors 1'111 ~ tor SPARE TIME • Interim *R_,i Itta ELECTRONICTl!ST ExperiencedlnMIG&TIGweldlng. i.ri.,...~-.-=~ ~ .;~a°l'!7~ F\lllQRAISl!fP . if .• ·P-IOlnn•I "'--'-• *• SOff~ ~·--~ TECHNICIAN Welder, Combination C•tlfled NEWPORT BEAal ... llDI -pt he! , -"""'"' ,.. .._., -nq'• -Imowl-CALL 644-2t11 It! Joio the !Inn that Bi&'. mmm ....... u "°" P " ' m w. 20th, C.M, NO P'EIS ..... ot electnmlc circuitry Ezperiencecl In hard facing, ahle1d metal. -Start -wtc ..... -,.., CALL -• 'l\'::'1""' Tum ~ 642-7523 5*25ft lmmedla,. Shon 6 1-wf.-.I =-oo dJilt. arc & hellarc. llm>thr Gil-TH-13M. e'f~.up the1o:..., ~ .; Equal Clppor. Employer Tmen~-Temw1'porary'!bt -al ' loolc !unctions. ReQ'• E II t Frln Benef!•· MAINTENANCl?"MMI -New Bualnea RHI E~•~ •-•-. ji!'.;· you.,)lelp oommunltJ w lb '!bt Soivlce -a. .. a1uat1oo of ice en ge y, MUii he lamlliar w/ph1111bo Oolr 0peo 3 weeb m _,... -lo )'llSlO area raise ·T That Worb l'or You. • • printed dn:ult aub-auem· A I ine. electrical A sen1 car-rlll.U. fundl: tbroulh aate ot caMy 1 ASSIMBLERS E;I b1iea t. complete .,..tema. PP Y _,,, Hoie! -· nee. caodles, cuds• ~ PnrYoo •Pc-"' m ~~i!i':i?~W'": ROYAL INDUSTRIES s..~~C.:b· -0peo1pp1o L..._T,.1n1~ ~=~i::: e Wirt Wr.sp Ule tm. Pd liq tum di>-2040 1221 w. Cout !fwy., NB SALES Llm!Nd Time Only llllp you pt srtamd. No e T-....a..-~ ablllty. E. Dyer Rd., Sant• Ana llcenle coune now tnve1tm.ent. Write: _...,. Jiama/ic6 1315~~ Equal Opportunity Employer ' · ~i::,.~~ °': ~ad' P~ ~. ~ NO FEES · ~ · · · · Anaheim 92802 SERVICE ·I lmhUned Upon QUallllca-c.;;:. Mesa. . "h Temporal')l .. ~P . Dr EqualOppor.Employerm/f HI w ... M& 1111'oa DISTIRIBUITOR "'"t-, New or eaperieoced aalea'l•~!"!!!!!!'!!~!!'!!"l!I -"""'tn S.A. ..... 500 ,No'ffCWI. ,.....~ • p ""' • F no Htlp·Wom.t, M & F n1 -Ill' M -!!:.,.<>pem,..a ~.!· s" I ......... PLE ,,Req'aooly&mo'1exper. ~te 521 ' * Eacrow Sec'y $600 · ~~.!~.:;-= -N .. ...._EE'""E"'D- Nowporl BMch llWMI * Gen'I Office $525 FORMS ANALYST ~~-s-Llvelo ~ POlllrll Tftlll l' '"'~' -·--.~ U ti * E Sec' to nM _.._. • nut. IWW tunidea. Call Mr. Sloan at ___ .. H_ .. _.a 10 ."91'1111 y .,_ cooks. Wa-.... ~· CALL MON. Fii. 5lh 83U4IO. wen -~. -,...,. COMPUTER *Modlcel Soc'yto$600 Our home otllce la Ii• permo.ReplyBox15!,Bal-t-l TARBELL ~-al Eata1,te ~e ~ * P1rson1I Sec'y $500 uatod on a bhdl over-boo. Calli. 9:l68L j -·-... OPERATOR * Soc'y/Rocpt $550 -thePacltlc Oceao HOUSEKEEPER, u-ift'. ~:~rnnun..':1i,': * Sec'y to P,.• $650 6 Newport Harbor. U m~ tn ..,. tar OPENING NEW 979 l:All!ft REAL TORS tialtlc. Mio. 2 yra mM 380 or 70. * Stc'y/L:r.•I to $675 )IOU quality, we otter you aeml lovalld laey. 6 dal' wk. . """9Ulr REALSU~A~D~ w. E. L•chonmyor ,, I T........,. l!elp Preferably OS. w I 11 * ·~ c k to $520 thla unique work ea-Muat baw car. Newport, omCE IN ~ ~ VD M -N-n,nt-~. -·Iller DOS. lnlt•ll•....._ ._..,,,.. er, vinmment + a challeDg. 67J...i917. N -~-~ J · the 1800 NEWPORT BL ., C. . -..... _. VII' .. ~ u~ -·-----·-iUUI• Ste .,,, •-· o~oooNTic FR o NT w~~ .• ""'i~~ .. ~~ .... ,,_.,... Eve. 673-4571 Suite 52> e xpand l n II 3T0·151 * Jr. y ~ .... proleuional oppor. HOUSEKEEPER I Cook-Ex-. , n..1..n tAOU --6'f"• tl.lU ~ ~- Newport Beach 83S-3881 Telecommunlcatl<m. 12 llr llELEN SQIAFFER tuntty. per. tor CIOUple. lhleoc:wns COSTA MESA O>TICE ~' grow1ne resale orpoliatloo SALESMEN WAN'rED FOR ~"""~"""'.'~~I day, 3 ::fu,, wk. Good PERSONNEL AGENCY We *"' aeekfn& a Sr. beNcf. lJ.ve-tn. Pvt rm A ' · · ~th a network of over 300 nIE EASIFSI' ~ :nui. an: benefits A: ' sw~ ~~~ Fm111 An&J,yst w/min. ~ Good aaluy. ~-PERSONNEL ~ ~our ti;;:_rr: KNO~~ """" 6 Uttme. lfuat baw For "-lnltMlll 557·2nl 2-3 >"" exper, In torms Huos""9ton .... h , TECHNICl,AN aub. MultlsmWloo dollu e.ciw-NO ddlm - _. -ty • Yllion. Contoct. ~oral Smith ~CoU':!'t..!. i:: High Sc1ioo1 Ololrlct * Faolutlc ci--tunitr tar ~ ~ Free and NO 'a>et ._ flir Nm-nq'd. No 1._. Salary will 111 lo advuicemeD! ""4777 Month -~ -· the Mercbanl A'"Nat11l'll" -· '""'· V..., -• AVCO IXPERIENC:ED -..., w/exper, 6 Bu ao.....,.. l:r: ulea tralolog. toroal'"!"""alread!lc:ollliW -. co. Ct.u .~ tor · . LOAN qiL11tt1cet1ont. For con-Quallflrattms: Know)edp ol P1ea9ll cmil Vtrprla Jonet on DlilircbaDt tr ad•. appt. . s. Rs ~ Flntnclol Service PROCESSOR lideralion, pleeae -SCHOOL * Guarani.. $150.1111 Weekly "'"""'"'41 lawa, ~ mooo. c•RPET Eilcelleol cwnml-<nt> ll!H'loductloo Pl, N.B. resume " salary blatary u per written .....,.eat he.ic -ot -I RED '" -• AMiii-Manogor ... AOll 7 "7UN1TED-to' BUSINESS ASSISTANT I --.. budset R•"-rl SALES!rn tor •-'-Pre!. col •-··1 Opper. Employer ~RNIA BANK . """'"""'°' 4,,,_, °'REAL-" ESl'ATE SALES. Cable 1'V-dlrecfoilea ;,,,n_ y::S;;!Pfti over :i ... -Clulltled Ad No. 598 Start=i;STeAllo. *Start wcrlr rmk.Ji.iey broad 6 "nZled elerical Dr•w boa a a top Good poy, llexlble hn. Ooel not have to have u-llClE. Coat Hwy. c/o DaUy~t Plas~Beneftts work. Sb 90 w.p.m., t;ypina: cmnn•.dm, lUlh' office. Apply ln per1on. Pll'..',' bat helpfW. Come tn COllSD.IB Corona del Mar Coeta Mesa, Cilit 9'187.6 Inte:iied:ed ~ report 8J w.p.m. 'lb1a ia• 12 mocdb Need z bodlel. We &re Teleprompter -D West or ca1I 1545 ~ CMMr. m.92411 tar 2be wrltceo tnt, * Compl.te COllljlley tralJ>. r:1=:ni~~ "::! ~-~~ Irr Vall Cout0p-~-~ =p•~ F.q\lll 5tl-1392, Aak = -· · Equal Oppor. Em...... 'l'Ueldoy, F<b. 6, 3:30 pm, lnr _.,.. 5 PM, Feb. 9, 1973, tn: _,, -~' ~ lo T 1l<!ri Hapo. Ate 11 An Aootl F.q\lll Oppor. Employer Gen Ofc Trnt lo $433.U = 136, s.I::.~ ·. R. I. TRAINEE Ille-i.i.. to ..u ahow Tl'ENDANT, ,,:: ~ Flbt'll•A Molden Xlll't entry level poattion tar Maln St.'.".funt. Bcb. Equal CAll 97111"''"' P'OUNTAIN VALLEY R.E. Bniker 6 lleYelo';: ipace, u "°" Woe p1 .... t ii ~.~oo.. Fri., U::ioi -utlful LEADMEN brtabt beg!Mer, Work Opper. Employer. ;in;i&U SCHOOL DISTRICT =-~ '5.s,~ ·-~ .JI~~ am. to lO.OO p.m. OU197, Pacific View Interested 1n re:locattna on w/eoatneen. Will teach to ' r ~ V cornmlalona, ~ ~ OM23C, Mlmorlal :Pork ihe Eut CoutT M • l or make blueprtnta, nm xerox IMHED. Opeolop Irr llH5 \... · I L Ln, I'. • Itec:epitryplat 151111 1or appointmeol TIVE allm =-boat builder etc.Lovelyotcalobeautitul lodlesfllll..-p/llme.Pald MONDAl 'f~ l,ut225 F/C-eeper $150SALESMAN·Y•~· A"!; TRAC ~· o1•-• --",--In •-•--·-bl-Juat out ot ~•·· ---M;-' wa • te d · ~"·'-todemomlrate N-two ~· • ·~-~~ "·----• ..,. ~ """Ill' II<, t l • •p PropatJ,C. .. alty " · ... -·--·"·ma-meo. ViJ:Kiola, Opportunltea lor hl&h ochool ok. Top Illar! a perm • ......,., For "' •,. Equal Opper Emplo1'f u··-~~ $151( .,.,....iv. orleol<d new tllOCl prod. 1n muketa. ,.~ advancement Country Beneflta. Call 557-6122, tutervfew call. 89)-5333. ' ' ~~ $&lO lndivldual.' Exp ~-C..U Own-Pl'r llOper wll, 'l'hlll la MEMORIAL lMog lo amoe·tree valley. 1 Abipil Abbot PenolmeJ 1136n11131..-64&s!Jlla. * * PAINTINOlo ......... Euc Sec'y/Adm Aat·lol'IZ torappt615oo63il · mt> mem co u N s EL 1 No w!lh br..,. of Wuhlngtoo, o.c. Agency, 230 w. wamer, INsUaANCE , ~ ap&11meo4 4 brll • ""1· Coot Acc:owrtalrt l13K SALES.TM Laba, ·l\Oll u..e ~ON ~•• LINGI tamlllea betoni Iha need Call -H'30 pm Suite :.19, s.A. FEMALE SPECIAL ~ tar your rmt. -Keypwocb 151111 or fllll ~. !>iiajlt> 6 " ....., ~ FIBERGLASS moldln1, GENERAL Oltlce, exp'd lull REPRESENTATIVES "MAllA"rllnlT PIANO TEAalER O.,Olcllls. (P.L). $51111 aecur!"1. 51>'22'jll, I am-I q To will> lhooe after.the-aper taremao A leadmen u..e cubter c:rodl~ light TI---, f ~I WI .......i tar 15 ,..... old boy, Giii Fri.~ S700 pm. -~..::.,:.,,~Above • ..,... eamlnp 6-2od •3rd lhltta. Apply i,; bookkeepq. 0Law1on'1 '""0 •~•9 Ballioa. fl'Bs7"3. Olmpu~Opr l150SCllOOLB===u'"'s°""'om.r.,...,-,Kon,,_1 ·---bonull plan. ~ 7am, 3pm er llpm, J-7177 Edln(er, inald1 at t dH_!'.7 • lndUI, lloi.tlono • * P1ZZA Padar help, muat Jr. Tu ACclll S700 tbn1 Fst. $41 per hr. can """ •"41 A_,, .;,tialyln( -lo 1631 Pi;:tla,Y~~ Corp. Hunlio&lon Beach. Oranao ~and -. -aolpn lie 21., tar-•.,.., W~111: :: 4Mn7432. I I -ll'BABYSITTER. perm. part belp1DJpeopleaavemoney. GIRL Friday wanted, lite ~tnboth= ===p;~ UJ.," sa-«m. ~tary to$600SEatETARY 'for new rJ Ume, my home for 2 ICbool Pio .,.,_ l'or FREE & FEE ~.:..;::.~ ~: Co. a, I. A. Count;y fllr ' • PftESSMAN Web, oo.et, s 6.Ltl'ell4r to $4'15 dtatrlct olllce be Inc .,e children. Must be warm •M r..-.. ... _ _,_0 o-~ nn Back fem al e repreaentatlvu. e Archfttct ape!' lftf'd or 1rUI train steno Sec'y to ~ ~~ ~;._~W t. •-•-n. El Toro An lnttrvlow •-w ·-~· Guaranteed -..,. plua , ~ mecb. ~ Apply 1545 Bkkpr lo T.B. to $000 ~~.. _,...., ~ .... ~ all&. · I/Wed A/R Clork $500 Bay 0., N.B. lllslde the ~ 1000 m • Lied exper. So Calli r""" N""J>O!' BIW., CM. llecept Ork TyP!at llOO lnuned. .opentqr, Typlllg, "-Call 10 1111 ' 2 pm/1ol0nl'TU9 Local Finn Newport Dunea poteoUal unilmltied. 1'lll or -lollmt $16,000. PRE&SllAN·Web 011 a e t, · NEWPORT dl1o~'."· .~· c aForl 1 BABYstn ER. Wed. I< 64442!2 GIRL Friday tor poeral Muat ba Taea nlta. ~ ·~~ -.- 'l'hun. 10 to L tar 22 ...... A..._ Clork to $500 ollice work tor 3 moolhl. part ...=-'uo. Ille~ e Product Plonnl"'. =· :l'J: :-BMI P.....-1 ... ,ncy he._,, 9:30. a.·'n:30 ·am lirl. NB Own ....,.,, COUNTER LADY """lubion l&and 219 Marloe Ave., Balboa IV'm be! "°" ol>talo 1 M E. -lleavy -· ~ · · ' 133 Dover Dr,, N,B, 511-Gll or WI!., lo Vemon I .~ !i4!H254. ID wor1c tn new dry cl-Island. Phooe 673'6940. llceoae. Plnt.....ttdT Call hnplelneotloc ~ producl> -a:ss OPERATORS M2.a1I k.ca~a ~~Lg' " BABYSl1'fER. ...-, my aaency ill l!tc. Bcli. areas Escrow Trnt $450 weckllaya, n4: 673-3833 collect tor 6 ~ w eodltiJs& w""' wort<~ Suite 210 ~ l7th st' I home, own Cram. Val, ~ .. ba•e ~~ledp Good ~-•-1kWa HAIRDRESSERS Needed appt. """"5ct>. . ~~-lo-'••la. RECEPT, $500 Santo•-~ ' 962 -6t1• wtdys. ot u411 Dem.... ..,..,.... ---1 ~ ~ mamui. dlrre"'*"-l""=;;'i-.,.,.~""'m=-EYel/..-IG4716. 0WVERY0 ot DA IL y Keypunch Opr $450 ~t&~ 17~ CMa>mm. -• Sr. ·Sy1t9m1 Anllyot . . Gii ~ """"'7 illlll:t:Oll SECRETARY ' BABYSl'ITER -... 2 PILOT, sum>A~Yi: Fuhkm laland. -llAMBURGER llarolet la ~PERSONNEL ~to .. ..,i::r-:: PRINTING . ~!;p·:..:..r.: ~~~ '!"'" ~~home, Call alt ~ -ot a -on 029 & ~ lookln( tor oo~taodlnr ~~ larecaltlor, llW!uflcturinc OFFSE.. loosiL lie pd tnUt 6 deot tor .lsldMdi BABV'(."l"'r'rl;'D 2 to u PM. ~or van. Q)otad Mr. MTST Op •~ cooks, mli&St be exp d, ~~ I: tnvm1todel. IBM PICKS -1 I , •w oo•w•w pnoaaU.ty, uaL M\llt b'»e_l at Jeut 55 , ... _. •'""'"' --SeeleY. S30 Welt 811 r. .......,.,, &hawn. no tDOUJ..,,o.;ui;, Fee I: Free Politiona It BOMP. IBM l)'ltem Top Beneftta. Cl1I $67-QZl, w.p.m. a: take a.. My home. 1 child. ·$95/mo. ~ ..._ Senne legal exp. helpf\11 exp'd lo preping food a rte Bkkpr/Olc lllir Open 111-<JlOdel 111. PRESSIMAN Ablord AlJl,.. P<noooel ODITICt 0 INC Call 64>n:m5. • broiler & crlll· Alao looklo& Exec. Sec'y/AJA ro $125 --.......,, 2IO w warner ·, SJI ia Babysitter needed, Mon 1hnl DELJVERY bo' • d *!' P•yroll Cl.rk SUS for outstanding wattreue1 Secretary , to $600 e Chemist -:. . J Suite i.e. 8.A.. ' ' F.quaJ. O };Dployer I-TI. 1:30 ID 5:l>. Turtle brl/W'!elt. 81!.ta ~· Good fieure aptltvde In the field of food and2L 1 Clrl otfice $500 DeJree-re1earch. A o'ff t -· , ... _............... ppor. Rode.. $1 pl!!' hour: 833-8827. Pbarmac:Y, .-. • .. _.. rocktan. Must be over General Office ' $500 tecbnk1an. aot a manaae; I • pNMm . .,.~ 1"-""N1 .. BEA UTT Qoera'°"'Earo Laguna Beadi. ~lat $42.1 C..me low~ 1545tar""": Girl Fri/Stat Typ. to 1625 1~. With T..s'I fWll DllJ'or nilb4 no -oec, 'SEC~·'I' - ....,, '"' ,...,..1!.'!!',renttoo Dtnl 1 Altt •-Medical lnaurance = Mr Ben 11apo or """'u-,~~..._~ = e Prod. Cantrel AAt. color unll i. ll'ls!t Wof ....,, ftm jOb. WW ts'alD, no '=19 r.':'::"'b a~I ::"", ·-· Popular UJM oalon. • ' ...,...... • Mr ' • 'v . "· •~wn ~ ,,,. :h1 Yn. exper. ...-. a A twe """"' (8 ~ or. slUthllld, etc. "d -~$1~-~--:r~ RoctpfJ..Stc~ $450 · :~::.,. ~ra (at~,! =ri.. ~ ~ ~.: s:w:.....~ ~.~:ieit"&t a:.:..::~~!''• -only. Srien N att on a StcNlfry u cOul>. Depoe (bi-lfwm ...... b I N.B. C/O Dolly Piiot ' ~ Newport ~ For~ -S.CNIOry $600 Gontrtl Fix All -pnl'd). OppOr· ID a-. &' holrllnl . :0:.:= Roaptlonlot Guifle P.O. Box' 151111 !::::===,,.-,.-.--_,, 0tJsor ~-Aval! -_,,.,. "'II belplltl Ma-6 neat wi the pas .. , ALL IN lllVINJ: COJo1P1Zit lion ., -::: lithe Great ~ apat. ~ Colla M-Calli..'-~ ~~ ·~ ~" ~~· F'" Sec at $600 Hence ot Job. Toola 6 JOB Ol'l'OltTU.,rTY FEES PAID BY <X>MPAllY lllrtls ~ w illle lo ~ Z.""= $i100. SECRETARY . ,,wk.SendlftUme to -~·-'i!:l~ transp.nq'd.M4-2&57. THITIMI ~~!~ 1:11UP.& ... f!o1•41 CllfSallrlfarl.,-toRogi...-1--lj, 1o The SUo, 241111 Weat Cout -~~ • .,':_;,; IS HOWi ~ --~--Mt 1........,. ....._ 01utoJ -A&enq, ~bl';'" ~tl.in,.-.tor Hwy. Newport Beacb. 92600. p,,_._, ,....._, Stc'-7r. $500 HEUARC· · W ......., fl 27901tarllor -CM b<tchl aln.ctMs clii. n.. ' 'BUSBOYS -The <:rowna. • ~.:t 'F..iu.., lalaod WELDERS ~ha;:..lW!::;~!,: ~ .:. ~ •.:r"'lf: REGliTiRiD HURSE Pl Omce.lllPieutnt b'. 1-i'~he1o18=~=-u1.101 Tollor $42.1 :,,...""'!."":.. Ui: ~~""t~~~:,.: wllll ,.,,_ :tt": 1~~=-= 8-11. G_,;:~'. "' Fif. ·SllOl Eut Cout Hwy, A G Belcll area NO FEES Orance Olunty 6 ba .. oeed ........_, -.-.,, w..t 1xptr ....... In I Illa Goad.,.-IGPPIJ· 151111/mo. stort. Coll ' CDM DENTAi '""""' .. ot i-t f to enter our traill ...... ter ~ -___.... Wiii ... lo ·-·~-......... ..._ -n•: MMlii ;;1· Coohltr-CarWelh ~·~~ ... -"': l!i:.-$15K Immed.wortc tnc.\t.-.:~ • ~.::::,,c.;_10-;: ;;kw;'°li11t,s.lf1• ~~Calll.U::: SECRnARIES 1 ·" Locvn!t Boodl -11.8. aroa. can 14 pm. I!;. 8lrlPd> dealao ti u "°"are ...,iy.,.. a_. . I . pm. 5 ~ wtc. = p.m. Exwlllnt...... ::...~-=-VOLT ' CARPET SALESMAN -E Inter •$12K Mure .• , f!::"pia.idi:, ~ fits P1c:IJ,a11 & lllf'to ~()ilta-Equal IMIMI p.,..1 111 1, Exper. pre1.-lo ftiaU !>DITAL Qialr A-ii( 1, 'l E. Al>dlwltdealao Coll Mon. Ftb. 5th. a appt, . . Int Hiity. ' °"""ITOll!tJ'b•pl!!?e!'• =i.. Sorvi<o 1:• =.~~~~ ~Ir'-=·=~~ T.... $475 Siglnatics fJt.$469 111161ANJC Pr<lo 1 ,I ,.,,,,,·r.c :;;:' ...... ..:.= JMIOo"ll:rj. •ar.:rll I·'" $23,SlO -Cir ' lldl. •--' w ·Gl henellta wlrfb. -+ ....f.· Or . ~ • Bii llr lftl. llqiial °"*· !lm!*>z!r ' v prollt O,""""" oP-DllNTAL lloc'>o&ollH bD .,...._ Temponry Help -2111 E. Cot ~-•· OINI I ,_ lar -e' -· '"' ~tb.-~\':: ~ ~ ool1-COASTAi. 500 NtWpof't Contor Dr~~~-::....-:. Ollil 010 ,.._st• ":..l:i!:.:;171 _.,-. erte~~ -Clr7>etft1I. ...... (laJy, DJRmroll or nNA!ICE PIRSONNIL AGENC'I' Newport &Ila:.: US."61 tlllg ............... llr Che HOON DUTY AIDI HYLAND Coll TU: .. 11111 lor !ftl. *. Jlo.1~ ~.: iiii* -· · Sall ,_. ~ Calli. 2790 """"' lhd. DAILY PILOT. Tllll ta not a • -.. ,... ·('I ""'" , m.Y homo, 17 s ID $1,JIL ~ mo., Caol9 MtN 540s605S HarrESS fer dining"""" 5 :r\'::~ -~ "°" $2.11 l'w Hwr f.AIOll'TOIJB ftlm l'V9 Lii Rlliilla'~ ~ &nordchl~•\f..,.""11....; ~~ Dea1t. FRDm'Glllkaislrlneeded lcr ~hi:,~~· 536-lhr ~~~ 2 Houn ..... Doy DAILY P&OT llWUl-~·- e!II -.,arllli.s:I: S liu1 GP'~ Some tn>lrc lroUSEKEEPER. matin ~.Ji.r~wc::it": lO!dcnlhapoaitlon.~~ c.:'~1.,,,_,_ s;crota~ =M;.:sr ...... ~~ yn.lo~•bn'e ; .... s.i.t~cl: iii~1:',W ln.Mldlon M t~ev'=-= ~=:.,"':.'~ "--·~l!N~ c~ ADS~.~== jjj;' :wi;.. la -· Inc., Dally Pilot, p, O. Box l5eo, •• H ~Beach .,.. \'atley Scbocil Dta1r1ct. t -..u v..-0 ...,... 11.-. -. '~Wt; -111uat .... OsJH. A•••... o.to·u-eo. m. u....i...,..., u""''"' Fllhfr 11"!' Y11a ..... 1sa U:: "" 1¥7M• LAMN.C ~ "",_. FOR A~ftiii. • • -,,.,..,~ :O~ cu•'* Praitm~..11 ~~ tz.t0-&i1~.:":lt~ ~ 'i:a!:'.,.!! ~v~. ca111'. C::a~:Sa;:;-6421171 ~-':..::'".U:: ~A .... ....., ~~tl'tooosaaa41 ~ Coll o_.n.r F,:l':;,ta~•P:.. prlor11,.. ~ow-. Zni91orW· ~11111.z.ia• --•---.,....--..: - ' ' I ' I ' r DAit.,. Pll.OT .... , I I lliJ ' ' ' -JZ DAILY PILOT _,, F*-1 4, 1'7J 11 Us,,,, ii I ~ l(i] C -: ... ~. ·-1§1 I A.,..... 1§1 I _ _,... ---~51 ~-:"':: .. :'l~§J I .... ,. .l§J _.., ... , 1:,~...;... , __ Autp s.rvic.. P.m HJ Anllqwt/Clhlla , 953 Trude• "2 l)udlt ~i.:.v-=-=::'."'-.::::::r.::=.=:.::.:::..~=1~~;~~;~!~~;~1~, ~""~,~~;;~;~~~ .,...:;;. ...,i .... .,. T-BIRI> Qaulc, pd l'OllD · uell ~ ,73 "•~• AH'ow !llCU<E-''i c;llrytler coad., • _..., • _, '70 CH¥ 1/a T• FORP Vu 'II. New )alnl. ''7 YA~tMPll IMW IATIUN ~ • r • Compioteft Rebulll w/tort .lmlo-._ belt pld<up VI llUldord. ·--q , oew !'111\C!>. ..... w .... ,.... a -1--------i:.. ~ l ~la.. !IV. ft.Motor Homo "°""'a.-. offer..UAM.-ard'• ;,.clai• (miT) -. budt. "'ht,._,, loo Bos Qu1alno!, ~ LEAS£ A "Im Ill.-Pick U). -~ dnt "19:.., ftfo. $6695. -RocrMllonol ONLY $1995 :..".'°M'.f..~· :.lldl .. -:: ~~ Wli<dl, Tiiie ~~ o·-. I"' -~ '73 Tioga l'ROHT INO vo1>1c1.. 956 HOWARD CheVl'OMt U."' '°"'111· -.. Slits 1973 BAYQIA , .,,_ , 11v. ft.Motor ffomo ALIG~ll!NT RAj:K Newport llM<h Coad nw Feb. :r. RAT · OPEL Off s. ..... Solo Prl.. Snop·Q1uhiileUOj. B, = '68 CHIV VAN MotArthur Blvd • Jam-Vllnt HJ H = CRIVllR BMW" 196& mt ~ . --------1 ... nan_ -a -VI -. Get lhll ..,. . l33-0555 1; Solet • M<e • LeulJW )IOOCI, lood dreo, -llod1 im CT OPEL $6695, -MCI.. ..,.,,.. .....iior ,(28CIB) '69 Chev Truck lo...,..,.... MUST .. u '69 !; T Ford llltl W. bl St. --wortc. 131$. See ' ti Ga 4,111111 ml X1nl coad. 'NII ORDER tKJW FOR Sale: AulO Seon -· ONLY S1695 .... aJr.~utomatlc3 ... ;"8· """~· ~~ ~-~ awl11 . =-· Irvine, or call .... eymaits. -· & SAVI! model 4030. Serlll no. 1&lo: 'R """· belwtp • -• • .P. · Vt.Ir ..., ,_ bomol aft 5. •n OPEL Spt-Cpe. 3l,OJIO ml. .., bolltln. -··Arco, 490 E. Newport hoch 36,111111 ml. 9 fool eabowr '89 y-& Sup van eamPJ. · "' map, ..., ndlall. Abortb lioot ollcr. 5• 1111.·=--f Cr.vl·er "otori 2 Yn old. $2100 . .C.blnet HOWA D Che•rolet awa,.., heavy dub' U.... NT-n44. •69 CHEVY Y"N & ·10 FIAT utSPD>ER. S-.pd, IOOd coaL ,.,,_,, nd, 1 BMW 11th St, Cll. ~ MaoArttlur Blvd a Jambone brand now campar, u.od _,. 8, ..,..rop, IOU.I. II Ton Sport Vu. -w/ exhaust ...... m. X1nt coad. PORSCHE :l)IW. bl, s..t.Anal3S-3tn FRONT end-· tar, ll'llle, IU-0555 rwtce, "'°'! cood. OV01' all. -· eltt. tttrli. dlx. ralaedl-V-1 nf'l'Qe Low n.l: 9'Hll03. 1=,c.;.~::=;;:,;:~~=1 nd hood ~jia alrlono $3.150.00 or -otter. Pb. !J6.3215 1l«t. Pll:IO. Flmi. Call oft. PACE ARROW ....,.;,,500 ·~~ MEYERS Manx, street 531--0380 airer 4:30 P.M. •15 Fon! New -5 pm. 833:!?'!· HONDA DON ' BQlrt'• OG:A '113 vw .;, HP ....... Run-~ ... a.-c::::..; 1:.: '81 Ford Econollne, llU ndlalnr, . ... c .. pt' d : SAaUFICl!:t '12 Ford E1Q) ltOY CAIYIR, hie. '11 Honda c .... X1nt Cond '. • VOLJ(RUIAl':.EN n"" Ill cu. m top ,Ide cur1a1n1 $12!0'. moror, 400 mt. nine uiu. -Jed. ::21115 Van. v-1 Auro. -· ill E. 11111 st. l8:il or maiie _, · ~ .. YJ ""' • Stl.3417 . ~ . PU. N-sm1 ... .. strflll!L "'!e,, ':._/lotter Coolo --cau M&s.lll8 • Prallge BILL YATES INC 1600 Poncl>e Super ttblr 22· oms V-8, buJ>b. ~I. =AT10N..i. ':. ~~' ~ ""!.J: ~ =--~C>rqo . CAPRI •n HONDA !00 eedan. 11,111111 13631 636-m':J C.G. =~ ·-·~95 =~~~~t---i ' Wllh!D~I:~~ ~-°' -otter .. :,.~v-:,..a;ri;!!• M!.~1~..=n. '70 ,_ .. 914-6 San Juu Cap,_.. 5 NEW ndlal tlr8, llze 215 1ep1 dune buUY or 4"4 , ,69 Dodie Van V4 ruUy neeck body -'< J.st $400' ~ ·n Honda. l0.111111 ml. Muat Ydlow Alloy Man. ,,_ Alonplde SAJI Dloao Fl'wy. RH, 13l.!i0 eacll. leap. etc. 645-'IUl: 646-5055 62 Ford Pickup, li T, nu equipped, vmYI top' ale tl1oeo SlHn4 • Sacrl!Jce lor ~-~ •s"liiOt.-'·5'' 4!J1.4M1 e 499-Dll e 837.flOO 645-4832 DUNE Buggy-olmoot alftet tlrea l e~ Rw.. p whh pt., x~ Bai • 541>-2525 Veoturi'a Sid Radol. - Trollon. Tr-·945 . " =·o'tl~bl~l400 or pe;.'.,'~L =·F'Sl Pickup ~-m.m. . A-W•nted HI . JAGUAR nice ear (Teca) ;.,r) 19T2 ~ 12' 1 · ' " -. )Lij . · · i; Ton. 11400 • '65 Ford vao $495. MH834. 1EWARD _....ND NEW ·· · · $5395 • ""'"" •· ._ -rr:,t.:;r.'XJOI ·Mltor• -.. ~· A-. Rodi 959 • " 49H!OIJ ;r.,." m E. m . °""' '73 CAPltl .. ~MUAR ot the llACH '72 PonChe 911T ....,. 4000 w. upr pJet. -TRIUMPH TR 4A·IRB x-'69 DATSUN Pickup 1300 · Crpt 1 4 ..... ~Xl<E~J'" Air O>nd.. T q.ll 586-Tltl5. W:ror,, Daytona car. £...,. Serie~ belt otter. '72 FORD VIU>-'d • .,.... 1yncronbocl • ••=•111. '-Speed, Cll'IJll t•ollert UtHltv 947 Go .... 11 950 compettlloo option, .... tac-Call W-00.I Interior, V8, aulll. ~~· WILL PAY ova lr•nt. AM·FM-SW Radio, Dwl1op Yellow, A1lQy Mop, LID ' • :;/.. tory ll'lclr ...it, llPl"' ....... 1009 Pickup, Good cond, !450 por1hol ... $3900. 531 . .. ..... -• ........., 2. ....... From Dltc Radlols, «JSBNN. New (No. 902) NEW Truldam ~ whl utllltf McCORMICK tractor, 400 spore U-w<t, drlven llllt. prl party, 1"'Uer lrlkH. '69 Olevy camper YUi 1\-J - -lrokot $4495 $7995 ~ ~!Wr~' bralcei' =-th'='~".'"!"' ~~.':it.~~·~: v~~ ooat moneyl Riiit ~ ~~nd. 12915. I'~ 1-:11::1·..:.':,: ~ :':!;n~':!i:::'• ~ thnl Feb. 4 • '71 Pondle 9115 -traller A1'/ clay 1a tbe BEST DAY to Llk• to t>adeT OUr Trader'• >"Ill' -.-•PL. """" '67 Dodie Von, with tla, Imports. trucb or 1y1tom ~...t..I. = T-' CS-bike> #1 run an &di Doa't deJa¥. . Paradlle column 11 tor YoU! bldg., etc. thru a Dally Pilot wtndowt, eood cond., 6 eyl, campers. 5. Bu--. -•arcla-4i1..'""f . -'11- ' 6f2ooe70 .call today 8f2...567S. 5 llnes, 5 dql for 5 buclu. Ca!li.ned Ad. ltlck, belt offer, ~1303.990 Call and ult for ~ ,,.;;,.;~·;.., ~ ,_:.~ S:J:'·~ew ~ 990 Autoo, UNCI 990 Autot, UMd 990 Autot, UNd 990 Autot, UMd DAYE ROSS 6. luckot S.olt Trim cut-oull, 1lurach 7 •. Rocl'-1 Ply Tl-3.8 MK II SEDAN. lmmac, Exhausr, alalnleu -I . -uOPEN SEVEN DAYS A WIEK- tOOK WHAT WE HAVE 1973 V.W. BUG MOOR 1111 (Incl. R•dio, H••t•r, Und•r•••I Plu1 All H•ndlln9 Chor9" I TOTAL DOWN PER MONTH SJJJl ,JI 11 the tot•I c1dl price l11cl. ••• 111cl U1. I 111 f111e11ce ch•rtn for 41 ll'le11th• 011 •p· ~M cN41t, A.P,R. 12.67%. . ' FOR YOU • -. • 1973 Y.W. DllUXE BUS I Model 22 11. Inc.. R•dio, H••t•r, Unders••I Plus All H•ndling Ch•rge1) $23900 IS ALL . YOU PUT DOWN $llll.ll it the tot1I •••h ,rice i11cl, t •IC •IHI Uc, D.f1rtff price $4774.IJ lfl•I. T•x l ,Uc. Alu, 111' fl11•11ce cktttn for 41 ll'lonth1 on •ppro•M crfflt. A..P.l. \O.t7%. -BUY YOUR NEW V.W. NOW -. -BEFOR~ THE PRl.CE INCREASE - '.-· MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM -. . . • O.ver 250 New & Used Models in Stock . . . * JANUARY c·LEARANCE * ON ALL OUR USED CARS - I 69 VW S9UARllACK . 51595 I 69 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 53195 • Air condltioni~. automatlc trans-Uc. 923CPC missk>n. excellent conditlon. S Uc. YRR618 :167 VW GIUA COUPI 51095 '71 FORD MUSTANCO 52695 Radio; heater, Vinyl Interior. Low miles, excellent condltlon. Uc. SUD464 U c. 136EIV ~ heater, excellent car. '67VWIUG . Uc. WYIU'n Sf95 Drive It. You'll buy lt! Uc. 362BQL '70 FORD MUSTANG -5199~ '68 IUG 5995 17 0 FORD MA YIRICK 51095 Rad.lo, heater, vinyl interior. PRICED TO SELL FAST! Llc. 715ASY Lie. 0'.22AYC '65 VW IUG ·5675 I 66 DATSUN PICKUP TRUCK 5995 . DRIVE nns ONE. Radio, heater, many extru. Uc. RDB79:l Uc. REE572 71 VWIUG $AVE. I 6 7 FORD MUSTANG 51195 A PERFECT CAR I Radio, heater, automatic tr&lll· µc. 903DUV mlsalon, power 1teertnr. J Uc. TBY875 '63 YWIUG 5649 70 CHIYlOLIT NOYA 51595 COOD 1RA!ISPORTA'n0N. Coupe, IMMACULATE CXJNDmON ! uc. nw4ts Uc. 630ESC 71 YW 1'tPI IV. 51995 I 6 7 CHEYROLIT CJ.MAIO 51195 4 or. -'!'he Bir Loxurlous PIUCED TO SELL. vw. ,41r~tlc -· ra41o, Po-TSUl61 Dlttt· Ck TOOEOE .. I M-70 YW IUSIS t CAMPllS $AVE f 69 CHEYROLIT <:AMARO 51895 • An -ud types. Radl~ heater, automatic tranam.WJoa. ~weT Oteering. A REAL N!Cf: CARI rial NO. !S0.1158 " ' l· ,. • •• wires, P/a. P/b. New Urea. trim ---..... · 11111111•c L 9-~ ... Pinion ·-·-· -·-~· 1-. ·-· ~· . F"UnlUI ru11110a • .... ..e11, _...t, u ... -. ~. i ntemllttent winddde\d s ... rina ~7498. wiptt, c.oco Mata, one of • 2401 H•rbor llvd. 9. Aaolll a.,,. '10 XKE Jag, Cpe,_alr, FM, 4 kind, 15,111111 mllel, !DO% Costa Mete 54MOJJ 10. Slmul1f9cf Wood ~-t'i_'·evr:. mllec, f~f'Y War r ant y , WE PAY TOP :~:. lnlllrumont ·n J~ V-11 5.111111 ml. $8395 G'1$ff 11 AND MANY · . ~,m-;;;:·~1.""""''<1. '67 PorsclM 912 '" 0~;:1 1 YO!.lltS KARMANN GHIA ~;.,.,,.i"'~ ~ ':u":'r:t.:..'ll:!".J"' ~WI t ,, i:..g~:.,.~iC'! $3595 GROTH CllEYROLET $100 DoWn, $96.02 otter. altlr t pal, MS-1005. PORSCHE$ Monthly Poymonto * liiil Qilipe, white, IOOd At The Ask for Sales Manqer l82ll Beach BJvd. Huntington Beach 847-«187 KI 9-3331 Cash hr ci.aa Used Can & TruCb U1m 11 the total consumer c:oodition. 1675. Private BEACH :::. incl~ tax~! party. -MAZDA .,, """ ·n . ou. su. 91<. price is $3556.72, lncludin& Coupes, Sunroof, Some w:Ut1 tax, license, and all CUT)'· Air, Some 5-Speeds, Some tnr charges tor 36 monlhl * Mudo '71 Rol•ry * 1i1:._ ~ ~ From oo our ..,,......i ot '°"' "6 MONTH " · -, g'OOd credtt. Annual per-36 MONTHS OPEN LEASE uooa thfu Feb. (. ='i!<e rar ... 1199%. Will ....... trade-llll H 1 . GUSTAFSON CALL MR. -rnx -11= ~ ~ unco1n-Mercury Hunt~ Beach ~--MacArthur Blvd A-Jambcfte l6lm 8e&cb at Warner __....!.__ UMSSS HuntlO(ton Beach . MAZDA 'TI 9H, green. -WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 1142 IMC* (211) 5fW544 4 c....,., map. $3$JO. Call • FOR TOP USED CARS "Homo of the Viking" 1.aJTy ~ lllS-lllZ1 ar II your car la extra cl<an, '12 C.pri lllOO CC. A/C. 11331 Beach Bl ; MUll6 673-4l3S7 cl!!' ar !!'=. ' ,.. UB fin<.· Am-hl radio. 8,111111 mt. , ' '63-!lll, SUPER. ~ -lo BAUER BIDCK Pl!OO. 551-197o. 72 RX2Mazd&O>upe.Air, apprea. t Bl~C'p u n kt , 2925 -Blvd. DATSUN •' > ·"""' 1 .,.., ......, ---.....-' Co.ta Mesa 979-ZiOO ct.-1proteft or1. ftltl· ~ . t i . .. IMPORTS WANTED = WW T.1!ol-1e: 'Ell . l'OJ.ISQIE,: :; ..i. 0ronae eoun..-. DATSUNS AT 1972 MaJd. u--· ••cioo ml ~-.1..i....' TOP I BUYER THE BEACH ._, --· I _..,. 1IILL MAXEY TOYOTA AJr & all ace<a. $2IMIO call '67 i,'oncbe 912, . 1l!oll 11881Beocb111v;. ·n Pick-up, (15CAX .. $111116 oft 6pm. 1557-«m. ~1a " 1o\""!:41e1 a. -WANn~ 147-ao :89~"4:' .',':~:· ...... llD95 MERCEDES B•NZ .a=~· mr ~ vw ~·-Bwl ... u .. ~ 69 = .lli, H'~ 50 'USED . ...... ... !l,.,d. a !!&.!!! ~._:,,~mi.ty·..;._-,i;;; Good·n;;,;·F~-._ ~ MERCEDES a11.,_=u·~-::-" '•u""'toc. Jtmbd or ~ [Nnll"ill't llatsunl ON DISPLAY • · .. , f .,_' .. • -_!&\. '-•--Sharp N vi C '6811i!iaul~ ...,tiftill ·-491-1003, ext 6Cil 24 1n. "l" - _ -e u brikeo. Low ~ ~C:t· Autot lmpomd 970 · • Trade:lns s.m<e iooord. ~ ' 'U DATSUN Coming In lwry D•y low Blue ->. Map ROADSTERS PICKUP Ask About Our Unique o&r. mu «·m5'tw<: At ft.-BEACH • sperd, Radio, Vinyl Int, Utocl Mor .... LNN 1989 Reriaul~ ML • •-MUST SEE IT, YOU'!J, 'Pt•nl ' Coad ~ • '67_ MCB. SporldiJw ivory BUY ITi <=> HollSe of lm-rtl * 546-' * With Black Interior, Wire $76' r-· $~' , Wheels, . Oirmte Luuaae 8862 Mancb.etter, Buena Park . !.., l t. t IW:k, ~ f •-• • on the 5:il.~ Ana Fl'wy 1969 . ":"b MY-4 Dix. Seel. '89 ALFA SPIDER. OOH UIUU 230 SL O>nvt, $2111111 ml'1. ~= .:t.M*' -~.'.;~ = TOYOTA l:&."l'a.~-~-.. TOYOrA Interior, New Tire~ 391. 1986 -. C.M. 6111 9303 1962 Mm:edn 190-SL. Reblt I ~:;;;;;;;:;;::;;;.;:;;;;;;1 mL. $2695 :JI· N-mul1ler. Muat I 'no ·n FIAT™ SPIDER. Ori&· DON BORN'S · $615. ;1· N BUIN'I ~tory~ $i,':.i,~: Prottlgo Portcho Audi Prootlte ~. ~ ~\'bwXAS T)rea, AM-FM. 13631 H'~, G.Q. '5' MC TF, mecbanlcally 13631 H""'2Ji. O.G. u~ IOUDd,-llOO or belt olltt. ~ ·• '71 ~A ~!ER. ooH ·11 o'::: 1200 ;;: M~ 1s.111111 m11es. '72 TOYPTA Cam ~,,, •-~ M ~-',~,.. -'"'~ $1 BOO. Reniold Carlo. COrona MK 11, ...._ 4 dr., I, •~--~.;...., A • v•u,.., --·~• ..,_ ' --•• yellow..J... !,111111'7jjj11 eo, FM Radio, Sharp, Red In-Nico Car C962DDY). ---.,.-=~-....,...--~I !STUml 1erior. ~ $1495 MCiA $J99 '68 FlAT 850 SPIDER, AM· FM Radio, A.Uoy Wheels, 1973 DATSUN. '62 MG'A 1800 Man n. Coad ·n a>RONA Martt o, 4 - ZWAm. cond. New top I< Inter. f4l!G orl< owner, auro, -· $l2H ALL MOOILS llrm. 645-7153, 61&:7181. Piii, x!nt cood, itlli Prtceo Coad nw Feb . ._ . Im IN i!.~lwry Meil IJ63:'6:11 . = ,;;::::J:::~;:;:=.!~l7;•113:;';M;G:;;B;--;Re;:rnovable=:;;;;;:hUdtop:;:;;:;, 1/in~~ ~II :-c ~ ~ latalltl Nu -· Needs"""'-$400, otter. (l1850 lowjlluo _, .0. -·-~ ·----·--llM815. Ca1153Hll0. '!!!' _ ~ :.::>" --Llbto trodlT Our '!'rMn'1 'n1-oOJn111o$-. Paradile eolumn la t!r ,..,, N.., llno .Perloct cond. AUSTIN Am<rlca '49. Automatic, 21,000 mi. -.0. PvtPIY-~ * '69 ,\ustln Amotlca. 11.CIOO mt. R/H, diec ~. auto, 14!6.- AUSftN HEAUY- • ., AUSTIN-HIAL Y s:x ~Radio, Vleyl . "" 1111 """"'· C.M. 1111 am .......... -.., .. xlnt cond. AM/nl .-, radlola. :IOllPG. - '!llSPJUTE.Xlnlcond. ar.atau-.. $175 '1$Q14 BMW I 5linoa.5-""5-' -,! ( • f I • I I • $3995 OR $109.78 ..... ___ ~ .......... ..._. .............. _ '"' :;.•t lfMk•nw wllllt1w•lls, •Ir *•H.i .,.., ,,.,., tbitM 1S.1s. 'r· 21)~-· ' ' •I •• I· • • • '., _ .., :: •.. ,., ...... _ ---NO DOWN '68.25. ·~ sALI ~ tJJU er $61.21 ,_ -fw 41 ....... .... ........ ""' ..... ~ ..... 14.34'1'9; 1101181 IUY • llASI . • , NO DOWN 'ff.II '::~ SALi ..,a. $2111 • '69.11 ... -. fw 41 "'-"-!~Nill .,.,_. ,., ,.. saau •..,.. 4.11~ 141Ul4l • lat.sun 1000 w Ca11• ei:i11o lllnPlllt 111:11 i •• : MECHANIC'S SPECIAL II •COlllOLtH v-.... "" mcK ... fJ9lllt ...... --. ..... •11• • I.TD 4 __ lltlrt...Ala CO. .._ ....... ,.... •11• II LfD " -""'""""" CDU ..... ........ DAm .. II aww • ....._ • ....... AITDMUlt ....... ~ .... -•1• II Tft'OfA ~ 4 ... ........... _.-. ..... ... 71·~-..._ .............. '" ... •11• ' PER MO. PER MO. • $439:5 OR ...---~·~ PER MO. Wl2,,,...,C'.119111'1rft , ....... f aa O.: , 7 bl&._ ., .......... ,.Qjj .... ..: ......... _'•.: ... -- $5195 OR · - • • • 1973 8UICK LI .. llre S•OaT COUltl· . ' ,....c... ........... ,.... .. llC. .......... ircwlft ... ..wtt..11 ~='~..ic.-=1=c......,-,.,..ns&1....._WWtl•t • . ·: 1973 BUICK ESTATE WAGON ' 9 PASSENGER .... - • ·~·11 .· .f~\i. ··..!,..r .. NEW & USED PICKUP CAMPERS ~ ClllllpltNly Eq81fip. - Hanest • Open load • , 4 St.ir • CaHfornlan • lak_.fltkl • Westways • w ..... LOW AS ' NOIODY IEATS OUI PRICES . 100°/o RNANCING AYAILAILE ) • ' ' r. : ~ ":; . 11 -, ~ ' l • ' I . . : . • J\) ,- ' ' •• ,. ' j • • . • t • COIE II TOIAY AID IUY THE PONTIAC • OF .JOll CBOICE IT SUPEI DJSCOUIT!! • • I ~~.:;.+:~~~MOES -COLORS -E9UlntENT TO CHOOSE ROM t ' I ,'30f9 '=91073 PO Flrllilnl 2-Do« 5-a- FUUY E9U .... Wiii( Fill PllCE VI, INW'ff ste•tl"f, pow•r fil1c lw••N. rellf fl ........... All rMi .. th1t.d 91111, •h1yl 1tri,.s. (2Sl7MJHll 1016> DAVI ROSS •• 1 FilNErf~ C TRADE-INS FaOM ~ ' CALIFORNl4!S · ""MIER 1 SELLING .. . . IMPORT . . ~ . '71 DATSUN '71 TOYOTA FILL· PllCE 1200 CPE CORONA MARK 11 Srltht Kelly &r .... :· 4 1pd.,; SH.in. S.~ c.-y Y~ wftli R1cUo, Heit., .,.1y w/1>11c.k Ylflyt roof, , .. ~ 21.000 1nil11, {llOllY). M1t ... , •wto. tr1-.. -s,.a..r ()My -c. It ti .. ltOl_DDD!· ~ . $1395 ::;::_-_ ...... $1999 ''f AUSTIN HEALYl------- RDSTR. ' •n DATSUN W.;. Wh..,., r_.io, '-*· 1200 CPE. ~ H.r.'1 • h•rd to firid A ric.h 90W cotor •Md ...,t. ur • lritish R•cfflt -111yl ......... .f .... tr-, .._ color. (UIKA771 rMio. lt..tw, ~.of ,_ $1595 --i..... ltJOflYI •$1895 .. , '1' V.W. '70 FIAT .151 DUNEBUGGY I o.. C... 5""""" 6oW 8-' .., /cwt . wt4e cofOf w/4 lfMI. ... ......, ..... -.....;, l~ti &a...tw,•fvlO,IOO...._ ..U & ...II i.!.n .... Hf 'f:; !!~~EJ. "lHI ....., ur, ~ ~~o9S:l£9' ' $139S- • '71 HIZ 'M TRIUMPH TR2SO 4 ...... ,.,;., ..,,.., _,.. . ltu .. ,... '""" .. rt-!"" Mttr. 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K-- confing to Wynn and Foster. 1'1left Is 110 bolt, so that the comedy sketches, variety ~ and high-style musical production numbers may proceed uninterrupted. except for commercial intermissions, with performers working on an actual stage complete with curtains and orchestra pit. 1be nature of the studio audience was in keeping with the show. .. We bad a dressed up audience," said Wynn. "Our tickets specified 'coats and ties.' You'd be amazed the effect an audience has on a performer. Ours are all stage performers and the dressed up audience made them feel that the show was something special and so they g~ve it something extra special." Wynn and Foster, who had just come from an audience testing session, were pleased at the response of the research audience. "They all felt like they were part of the show." Foster said ... As one woman put it, 'I felt like applauding after every number.' .. So all right already:, what's the show about? It starts wit~ ··1t•s Follies Time~ .. a specialty song number wtiich introduces cut and chorus, setting the fast-paced mood and lavish atmosphere. Sammy Davis. Jr. then launches into a solo musical number, "For Once in My Life," followed swiftly by a comedy sketch, "School Days." with a distinctive contemponry ftavor, starring Davis, Griffi~ Rooney and Miss Stevens. · THE IMUlY PILOT, TV W£;EX, FEBRUARY •. 1973 -·TV f PORTt ll/011110/IT! SIWY. fJ;BmWlY 4 11:GOUllCJlCilWR tclt I =1 =~~~·the Maple Leaf t,.. door pmes. . =1••k ; n ='::'Covetaee of the final holes. W T....-«a; 'An introduction to tennis. 5::00 .-n OtU .... ..._.NA ... 5:30 Cl)~-...• L turl lU'EPMY. RmUARY a MCI Fii. a-..n ° a 11 LaUrs vs.. New Yot1l Knicks-. ...-WY. RmUAlrY 7 .-r111; ~ s n n • ca ldets vs. Boston Celtics. ti.. Sc S • I Clil SGte long Beach vs. San OielfO State. . THllMDAY. FEmUARY 8 .................... OIJ l 5f 10:30.a. 7 ,_ RH I \I FlllllAt R8RUMY 9 WPM 8 Lllllln a ' 3° • l.alrers vs. Milwaukee Bucks, live. SAnmMY. RBRUARY 10 •-~ ~:••eu•ild..,..'a Cilll ' 12:30 ............ t,.. %• n• 1• 1T Uniw. of Minnesota vs. Ohio State. ~ID 'Ir S I • "'Th~ Bum Out" A behind· lac* at major teaeue um · t• Sil@ f !!'! R t 1811 Univ. of S.F. vs. Santa Clara. 1:30 -J:.. -.iiJI Z I S 29 ......... o..t Cir 1ic Fourth round. 2=30 c 1 • n. • a Stanford vs. Oregon. w : ....... 3:311 (I),_ p ' S' T ... The S85.000 Lincoln-Men:ury Open. .,_ cms ... a 1rr · 5:GO @ARC'S .......... ., Sports W p t " • Tro;.ns vs. Washington. lctao UQA • a an r Bruins vs. wash. State. ,_. DaYldsoa coma oBt ntt1 with a medley of songs, including "I Never Promised You a Rose Garden," .. Put Your Hand in the 1------~;.._----------------- Hand," .. Bye, Bye, Miss American Pie," concluding with "Joy to the Wol'ld," backed by his own banjo playing and eight da.ocers, dressed, as Davidson, in red-and-white American Indian motif. Now it's comedy time again with Griffith as the apprehensive patient, Miss Stevens as the flighty nurse and Rooney as the zany phySJcian in -rhe 09ctor" sketch. In the next number, Miss Stevens takes center stage singing and dancing her way through "Fifty-Two Years on S2nd Str~" illustra- tive of the changes in musical style over the last SO years. The second half of the show leads off with a comedy take off on King Arthur's Court. and the romantic intrigue involving Sir Lancelot (Rooney). Queen Guinevere (Miss Stevens), and King Arthur (Griffith). S-.y llOW rdww in a song-and-dance number, "A Shine on Your Shoes.'' against a stylized street scene, accompanied by a bevy of bright-dressed dancers. Griffith follows with two songs, "I Believe ·in Music," and .. Day by Day," then assumes the charaas of Rud- yard Kipling's Briton in a comedy interpretation of "G ga Din.," with Sammy Davis Jr. portraying the title role. "NBC Follies" ~ with a Vegas-like producti~ number, "Winter Wonderland,~ featuring eight showgirls in winter creations suggestive of icicles, snowflakes. and ice crystals, plus eight furred dancers, complementing and enhancing Miss Stevens and Davidson as they sing. while Nick Powers and Kathy Zem put on a dazzling ice skating display. The stars emerge once more, one by one, in a singing farewell to the strains of .. Smile . ., llob Wyaa ~ aad cUrttted this special, with Bob Book.er and George Foster serving as co-producers and writers. ·1"bis special is interesting for a lot of reasons," Wynn indicated ... It's Cart Jabloo- st.i's fint show as a choreographer and be comes through like pog- busters.. Mark my words, he'll become one of the top choreograpbcn in the next 18 months." Wynn speaks from experience having given the show·s costume designer Ray Aghayan and musical director Harper MacK.ay their first break years ago. Among the show's highlights is a 20x20-.foot ice rink built ·on stage, for which Wynn credits an director ~ Jay. Krause. ··we wanted that one spectacular, impossible thing-and this was it. this time!" said Wynn ... It was boarded over when not in use, but it was iced for four days.•• I LADIES DAY FREE ..... Jll' WAX Pap 3 111·1 Wlillr lllll:l~ll:111'1: I~ AND BREAK THE PAINT .. HABIT ~~ ~-~--.,~-~ AU -CllAIAlflllll ~ , _.. & Pacificote is Guaranteed for 15 Years! PACIFICOTE incorporates 6 steps; sandblasting, trenching, patching, masking, waterproofing, •d- Paclficoting. 24 colon to choose from. PACIFICOTE YOUR HOME & BREAK THE PAINT HAllT! FREE FREE FIRM ESTIMATE FllM ESTIMATE Pa&e 4 SERVING LA. OYER 30 YEARS CALL MR. EXPERT NOW DIRECT OR COLLECT 836-1878 407 No. La Cienega Los Angeles THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, ,EBRUAR'I' 4, 1973 MORNING D Movie: Ste Daytime MOYits. Ci) Pauf Dixon ~· fJTt•po 1:00 11 Cl) s.n. s...-r m AndJ &rinn. ao.. ~tlatieul fUblres m City Kid• Sandra Eseam1ll1 m ft1turts 5:25 0 ......,_ "All About Your Car" l0:30 1J Cl) Lowe of lift 6:l0 IJ s.t Yut1( Y-1ttf Yee Mon., Wed., 0 (jj) m HollJWood Squam Fri.; CW,S., "Prescription for Liv· Ci) Joanne Carson int' Tues .• Thurs. m HaztJ ()) m Edlutional futures m ft1tum a CarMr ltd Anastroar 11:001J Ci) Wbt" UM Ht1rt 11 • o t1i m 1topard1 5:(5 fB C.•..ctty Rtptft (I) Qalloplnr 8tul'1Mt 7:00 II Cf) ..... m Tht Flyln1 Nun ..-RA\ a, Ttda 511ow II) Crafts Willi laty Mon.; Wandtr· ._. llVI l:l:I 1 lust Tues.·Thurs.; let ltytr Fri. (I) lent H Tt luftr Eil) Tht EJedric c .. pany 0 lnr for tile 70's El) Voces dtl Dtaltrto D ,...., Ted Ar•stnMta ID 11111 _. His lldcfies ll)c..t.t.s EE ~ Opetti.1 m tesa .. Stred 7:JO U ,....., ,., AnutrHa Cl) ..... Ii& ,., Sllow ONews D 111is Plutt Wtb Mon., Wed.. Fri.; hftllt Yotrtll forum Tues.; 11:30 IJ Ci)Seardl for Ttmorrow 0 l1Q) m Who, Wllat, Whtrt &amt IJGene Autly o Cl) oo m 1nttched murs Rip ID News AFTfRNOON Y..U. alMI tile Issues Thurs. 12:00 IJ Noontinte m Carteoa 0 m Thrtt on I Matdl ID HtM Kelly D Movie: See Daytime Movies. fB JI• Mam Shw/Marbt Updatt fJ (3) Cl) &) Password ~mNl1" 1:0011 c.,.. 1.1tt11,.. Q) C.flopMc eourmet D 1t11t '*'1 m features (I) Ceffet lreall/Cflildren's. Teacflt 0 htpli stefy's AM 12:30 IJ Ci) As the World Turns ()) S."up Mel Knoepp 0 @) m Days of Our lJns D Cf....-, Cartoons fJ CI) 00 m S,ltt Stcond m Dtanis ... Maua D Youtll Ind lh• IUUtl Wed. &') Sblcl &dla"I' m Movie: Set Otytimt Movies. m fublrn m Dilllna ftr Dotlan l :lO U Hldlwar Patrel Mon., Wed .. Fri.; tt's Ytur W..W Tues., Thurs. (i)bc* la ..... oc.....ea--m , .. .., Frieads me..., Eil}fatlns 1:50 (I> News t:OO 11 Cl) 1t11t Wafs w-.w o am...,s Place D .... w.,_ n...tr. 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"" ................................................................... .. I I I I I I I L----------------~----J ' Pace 5 Chcmel 50 Makes EcLcation History Channel SO will soon be bringing another "first" to Orange County. Beginning on February S, the station will be offering the first locaUy-produced collegc- credit televised courses in the history of Orange County! Friends of Channel 50 arc invi~d to consider the intriguing idea of "going to college" by television- starting with the spring semester on February 5. There will be three televised courses-each for 3 credits-over Southern California television. Two of these will be broadcast over Channel SO-and the third one, over Los Angeles stations. They are: (1) "As Man Behaves," an introductory course in psychology, taught by Dr. Matt Duncan, Golden West College psychology professor, produced at KOCE-TV; (2) "The Great Consumer Contest,,. a general course I in consumer information, taught by Pat Mogan and Phillis Basile, both professors at Orange Coast College; (3) "Physical Geography,'' an introductory course on the basic elements of man's physical environment, FOC AL POINT, PSYCHIATRY-The scene is from a video- taping session for televised psychology course. "As Man Behaves," which will start on February S over KOCE-TV Ch. 50. Shown (from left) are Hnrry Ratner, producer-director for series; Dr. Matt Duncan, Golden West College psychology pro- fessor and host for the series; and Dr. William Glasser, psy- chiatrist, author and teacher. taught by Robert Wallen , instructor in physical scienc- es for Rio Hondo College. "As Man Behaves" will be offered at three alternate times each week on KOCE, beginning the week of February Sas follows: 4:00-4:30 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays; 6:00 to 6:30 p.m., Tuesdays and Thurs-- days; and 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays. 'The Great Consumer Contest" will be broadcast on KOCE-TV at 4:00-4 :30 p.m. and 6 to 6:30 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. "Introduction to Physical Geography" will be offer- ed at 6:30 to 7:00 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays on KHJ-Channel 9; and 3:30 to 4 :00 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ~over KCET-Chan- nel 28. For fulJ information, simply contact the admissions office of Orange Coast College, or Golden West Co llege. A brochure will provide information on content of courses, cost for text materials, and regis~ration data. Pae .. 6 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 4. 1913 S UNDAY FEBRUARY 4 MORNING TV I Loots at Ltam1Jt1 fJ Movie: ''landJts of Conicl" (adv) '53-Rlcllard Greene, Paula Raymond. @) lnsiaht eD Frente I la Y'lda 10:30 fJ (j) Fatt the Nation O International Zene 6:15 m Tiie Clltlstophers/Tht Bible An· D 00 m Makt I Wish/MulUpllca· lion Rod swen 6:'5 (j) Chrlstoplltr Clost·UP 7:00 fJ The Ardlits O The Christophen Movie: "It Happens Every Thurs- day" (dra) '53-Loretta Young, John Forsythe. ID Faith for Today O Arthritis Telethon Jane Wyman 1s g;) Voces dtl Seminario campaian chairwoman. and co-host 11:00 II Newsmallers IS Joseph Czmpanella for ·this year's 0 m Rellcfous Special "A Conver- lelethon that continues until 6PM sation With Dr. Abraham Heschel" Guests for the fund.raising mara· 0 (])Cl) (l) NBA Basketball thon include Bob Hope, Ann Blyth. (j) CBS Children's Film Festival Lawrence Welk, Charlton Heston. m Movie: "Huclllebeny Finn" (adv) Glenn Ford, Ro.salind Russell and '39-Mickey Rooney, Lynn Carver, Robert Stack. Rex Ingram. (6) Dlrtdlons ID Church in the Homt 0 It Is Written eD Pantalla Oomlnlcal Cl) Rtx Humbard 0 Hour of Deliverance l9) Roman Holid1ys m Unit One I!) Sacred Heart/The Christophtrs 7:30 fJ Harlem Globetrotters O This Is the Ute 00 Curiosity Shop 0 Campus Profile 0 Dr. Biiiy J. Hargis :IO) The Jetsons m Elementary News ID Melodyland in Motion 8:00 II (j) Lamp Unto My Feet (3) T9'1s Is the LJl1 O The Me Too Show 0 Arthritis Telethon Continues to 6PM. 0 My Friend Pookie O Herald of Truth ~ Old Time Gospel Hour mwondtram1 I!) Revival Fires 1:30 fJ Cl) look Up and Uw CI) Accion " la Comunldad 00 Real Estate Open House O Oomlnao fJ Qay of DistoverJ_ m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) ID K1Uiryn Kuhlm1n 9:00 fJ Camera Three O Serendipity O CV CurfositJ Shop/Multlpllca· lion Rod 0 (j) Oral Roberts ®)It Is Written I!) Brtthtr Al g;) Muska y P1l1bras 9:30 fJ Today's Reli&ion O Ch111tnp My Strmon Ci) Movlt: "Mrs. Fitzherbert" (rom) '44-Joyce Howard, Peter Graves. Ci) Let Thtrt Be Ucht 0 Kathryn Kuhlman ®) Day of Dbcovery ID Old Time Gospel Hour m Este es la Ylda 10:00 fJ Steps to Le1"'in1 O Station to Station 0 Arthritis Telettton Continues to 6PM. 0 (IJ (l) Bullwinkle 11:30 II Commitment O Movie: "Waaons Roll at NIPt" (adv) '41-Humphrey Boaart, Joan Leslie. AF T ERNO O N 12:00 II You Ate There "Lewis and Clark at the Great Divide" (R) The story of one crucial day in the famed expedi· !Ion to find a trade route to the Pa- cific. On Aug. 17, 1805, the expedi· !Ion seemed on t~e verge of failure because of a lack of horses and guides. In this reenactment Captalm Lewis and Clark are in the midst of "SI. Satan's Parish," with threaten· ing natural elements and unfriendly Indians. 0 ®) m NHL Hockey Pittsburah at Minnesota. O Arthritis Telethon Continues to 6PM. ' lntefnational Hour I!) lnttlll11nt Perent 12:30 II CBS Sports SpecUcular Coveraee of the Maple leaf Indoor aames (track & field) from Los Anaeles and World Cup ice !tockey from Colo· rado Sprinas. Colo. GJ Jot DeSilva's Open Forum l:oo ([J cas Golf Clue fJ Movit: (C) ''flye Wetb in a Balloon" (com) '62-Red Buttons. Barbara Eden, Fabian. m Dalltarl IDNns g;) Trlbuna Publica 1:15 0 (IJ 00 aJ A111erican Sc»ortsiaan 1:30 GJ Voice of Calvary ' €!) San Joaquin Valley Report 2:00 1J Mtdlx 0 CJ) Ci) aJ Haw1H1n Optn 8oU live from Waialea Country Club in Honolulu, with coveraae of the final holes. (I) l.oorama m Outer Umits I!) Day of Dbcovtry Efj) I sficjAl I Somedllnf Beautiful for God "Mother Teresa of Calcutt•" 2 3 3 4 4 5 5. 3 ,, a n Malcolm Muaerid1e narrates this BBC documentary on Sister Mary Teresa of Calcutta, India, who rt· fuses no patient 1t her clinic for the deserted and dylna, no m1tter how hopel1s.s. II) Festitlf FU•ict 2:30 II Dr.''"" IClttorta Dl1§8'MeettlMPnD (J)Mtwlt: (C) "'TM~ (adv) '59-Jtff Chandltr, Fm P•r11· er, ~lcole Maury. (J)News . a:g Mtwte: (C) (al) "'Tiit ttentontal U .. Mlt" (com) '62-Jtm Hutton, Paul• Prentiss. tl>Drau tll) Wu*tttn Wet• .. ltntnr • .,.. ..... I m..._ m_......, 8) T• M111M ud AltnJt 3:00 11 Mtwlt: CC) Hf1ri.'1 Cl'NttJt 1:00 II ()) '° MIHta Advtlbrt" (adv) '59-Gordon Scott. CI> MM: (C) , (tllf) ""Tiie C..• O l•pacto dtertl" (wes) 61 -Joh.n WayrN, Ct Altltrttts TelettM-Continues to Stewart Whitman, Ina Bahn. 6PM. Dfl)fmNews fJ MM: "'Callf111 Nortltlldt 1n" D Movie: (C) (~r) .....,., of tlM (dra) '48-James Stewart, Lee J. Conqueror" (adv) 62-Jack Palance. Cobb. ~=n. I :;111t fJ I .. Se..tMldy 8) TIM Yl,P.la• fJ TIM Avtll'fl fil) DOUT T•I• Anytat1 An Intro· IDT .. Mn SM ductlon to tennis with Dennis Van EE Akh-Qa11'1 Seem Japanese der Mffr u Instructor. tangueae children's e1rtoons m c.n " u.. weat m lladl Jona1 <R> 3:JO D Fem ~Tam del Dollllap m~ m ........ m .. a..... mn,.....,.. 4:00 D l11sfallt 1:30 D lassM "Horsenappers" In an old • Cl) f11• Future &host town Lassie foils the plot of fJ Cl) GI) Dirtdions two bumbOn1 rustlers who have (]) Star Trtt stolen Midni&lrt. the Holden randl's ~ Natlilnal CNlf'IPhle black stallion. and other horses from fl) RI• Ftabn neiaflborin1 randlers. fil) watt S1rtet w11• fJ Assemblyman KARABIAN ti) Tom c1e Ea,111 * Probes Prison Reform m n1s •• t11t Utt a~ ~ , • ...,. .. Latino m Movie: (2tlr) "lMdl .. Atr'/ 0) Ru H•blN Doof"' (dra) '49-Humphrey Bo11rt, m c..,.. ,...,... John Derek. Allene Roberts, Cara 4:30 B Circa Williams, Georae Macnady. DMdlJ fl>ltlt D Cil m ttMet 1111 Alltwtn tm lM• at Me'9r. M11le 1,..,.. .. Wrdl" fl) LICtdtl (drl) '40-Henry fonda, Donia Bow· m .............. den. m Uttlt Rue.all m...... 1:00a ..... m ..... YarletJ.... D ... ioae-a "The Ptoplt That fl!) WtfW ,,_ Time Foriot" Martin Ptrttlns jour· m -tf bnttJ n17S to tht land of tht 1bori1lnes of EB C....""' Austral~ for a look at man's P1St 5:00 8 1'I lllCl ,.., Plrt 2 Simon •nd the wlldllft there. Ward. Tessa W)att Ind Wolfe Harris Ci) w..M tf s.wtWil star In tltls ehlldftn's dassic. D ..._ Cl),.... .. ....... (])Fa.., alllks 8 ArUtrtll TttltllM Continues to D T1tia II , .. Uft "Mrs. Spence 6PM. TrlCJ" Cl) YtJqe ..... tf Su 11J PllSl*t tt TrM fJ Ji• TIMUI 0.MHn Bont flslt-fB Dalllel Ne HIN Ins In th• florkll Keys, aoose hunt· fD oour Get .. a .. "John Ins In Hudson's Bly 111d white baa Prine" A half-hour performance se- flsl\1111 In Southeast Texas. ries. with the openlni show pna ())Diel Y11 o,u SlllW to a full hour as country/folk slni· fJ ......., NA W er and writer John Prine performs a• ""'8 "Spanish Pipe Drum," "Paradilt," m 111111 ..... "lll11al Smile," "f111 Decal" and fJD Dell' tt It tilt ltertfftnt nine more selections. m ,.., ..... ,._ m Wltd .. ,... • mHMt•Stan &)Lawrtnc.WdSMw GB tt 11 WnttN m 1ptt11 1tacer m eo• 7:JO. Dkk v .. ..,.. ... Didt end 5:30 II CIS s,e.ta lllustmad Jack Jenny flnally .att IWIJ for thtJr Whlta .. , hosts. 10111-awalted second lloneymoon on (I) Draptt 1 remote tropical Island, but it's D n ..... ''Und of the RUblyar' hardly the n>mantlc ld)tl they'd II\· A tour of lndla and Persia. (Colltfn1nd) TliE DAILY PILOT, TV WEfK., FHllUAftY 4, 1973 THIS WEEK ON CHANNE~ 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TElEVISION MOflDAY: FEllUMY mt (f'.11.) 4:00 Tiie ~ Ct1t1•tr c..ttlt Dt-Mt (C) (KAIC) Phlllls BasUt and Pat Mopn, pn>fessoss at Oran,. Coast Collett, bri"I to- cethtr • wutth of bawleda• 11\d 111Pt11t1c:e from tht fields of Consumer Education and Eco· nomies. This l ·unlt collep end· it count emplQ1S di~ 1 wide v•rit\J of visual materials, and peat lnttrviews. 4:30 Oldric C..,.., ZOl (C) (ClW) 5:00 Sal• Strlet 411 (C) (ClW) Hour·lonl Proaram for pre-school children, pn>ductd by Chlldren's lV Workshop. (60 min) 1:00 '1111 ..... c:...., c.test .... Mt (C) (ICABC) Ste llstifll Mon- day, f-'"'-ry 5th It 4:00 PM. I: ........ Q1111150 7:00 ....... Of Tiie .... 211A (C) (P8S) "Heffttz" 'The lift Ind art of falnM violbtlst Jasct\1 Heifetz. •• 9'ldal Of Tiii .... 21• (C) (KCEl) "Birth Md Dtltb cf 1 Star" Unusually fine so4ar pho· torrapllJ and 1nJmation are used to frlCt the lift cyde of I star, Dr. John A. Whitler. . 1:30 &Milla At ,.,. 302 (C) (PBS) "Ferrante and Ttid'8r" Famous duo-pianists perform medlles from "fiddler Ofl the Roof' Ind the sonp of Stephen Foster. plus a rouslni version of "Mal•· eutna." The BostOfl Pops offer worts by Debussy, Strauss and Bachanteh. (60 min) ,. .. JO ........ Wltll • • • 217 (C) (PBS) Elizabeth Ortw Interviews Oflt·to-one with Important news-maklrs on the national scene. TUESDAY, FtllUAIY mt (P JI.) 4:00 As ... ....... ...... (C) (KOCE·lV) Matt Dunca", Ph.D., host IMtnactor In tflis Introduc- tory PsJdlololJ count, is 1 fac· ultJ member at Goldttl Wat Cofleat. This is I 3·unlt colleft trlftSfer coun. wllldl acquaints tht viewer with basic psycbolo&· k:ll terms, pr1ndpla and meth· odolc>ljcal approaches. Many elf. veraeot poims cl view wiU be presented by outst1ndln1 psy- cholo~ and PQdliatrists. 4:JO EJtdrlc c..,., 20Z (C) (ClW) 5:00 Sm• stJllt 4IZ (C) (CTW) 1:00 Al M11 ...._ DIW (C) S:J00.11._ DelMlt <C> (KOCE·lV) Strtes ol prosnml t'eaturin1 cul· tur1I Ind community ldivities withln=n County with spe· dal em Ofl music Ind tflt atb. IOfitla affairs and the role of IMmmtntll l&tncies In the community. ThJs week • spe· dal procram-IRS. 7:00 .... CMltJ .... .,... (C) 7:30 l.epcy, ..... (C) tGO llld JMrul S17 (C) (PBS) l:JO.... IMt Til (C) (PBS) ,_ r..ill1 At ,... JO! (C) (PBS) "femntt and Teiehtr' .._,: fUIUMY 7TH (P.MJ 4:00 Tiie CfMt '*"••• Coltlst .,... W (C) (KMIC) Set llstl111 Mon. 4:30 Eledrtt C1•p1., 203 (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sell• Str..t w (C) (ClW) ':00 ne 1t11t c..s.-c.tnt o.. W (C) (KAIC) Set listln1 Mon. l:JO Al .. ........ DelMlt (C) (KOCE·lV) SM listin1 Ti.ltsdey. 7:00 $tllt 311 (C) (PBS) "Wonder LIM" An twtnl"I of entertain· llllftf with •ll·bllek persot11ll· u-. (60 min) l!GO M....,,._ tMltn (C) (BBC) "Tom Brown's SchooldlJI" t.'OI Ad--. 117 (C) (PBS) "So· d1I Security ltneflts will bt fl. nlnCld In Part by General Tu Rtvtnut" (60 min) TIMMSMY, FUllUMY ITH (P.M.) 4:00At Ila .._ DIW (C) (KOCE·lV) SM ~n1 Tuesdty. 4:30 Dldrlc c,.,.., 204 (C) (CTW) Tht Fastest Pen In tht West Olmmy Boyd) Is at his btst a he hits out the .. H" wonb- Htn, Hit, Hat lfld Hot 5:00 s.sa.. StNet 414 (C) (ClW) Todays show features tht lttttrs "M" and "K" and tht number 5. 6:00 At .... ..,.._ DtlMlt (C) (KOCE·lV) Set llstl111 Tuesday, ftbNary 6t.h at 4:00 PM. 6:30 Frndt Qef 311 (C) (PBS) "Glamour Poudina" Cootlln1 techniques explained and elem· Oflstrated by Julia Child. 7:00 ..,.. .. C..tr .... ~ (C) 7:30 OlulMs DIW (C) (KOCE·lV) SM llstln1 Tutsd11, February 6th at 6:30 PM. l!GO Mell• a.a. ... 50 l:30 [,. Tt r,. lCM (C) (P8$) ~ p1nr Time" A serta on art In MIJd11 life, will ccMcMr '*°" tosrtphJ IAd tM moeutu. 1t CIUMd In tht wortct of lf'l t:OO,.... u.. Z1I (C) (PIS) ...... Uf1 and Old Values" (60 min) Host WlllilM F. B&dle,, Jr. win ' lnttfVitw Dlnltl P. Mornltia•. FllDAY, FOIUAIY ITH (PM.) 4:001111 lrllt Ctaswr c..tlll Dt- btlt (C) (KABC) Ste ltsdn1 Mon. 4:30 fJlcblc c:-,.., 105 (C) (ClW) Bess Weat. the pl with tht btst 1uess yet and W1yt1t Kine, once apin host "W1'41 G'*'-'' 5:00 Sela• .... -(C) (CTW) Today's show features tht ltttm "0'' ind "M" and tht number 6. ~ne Qrtlt Clal•r c.wt Dt- blt (C) (KABC) Set llatlnr Mon. l:JO As .... ........ ...... (C) (KOCE·TV) Stt 16atin1 TuadlJ. 7:00 A..tca 73 (~) t.-00 n • ...,_, 204 = (PIS) "M" Frttz lafl(s GtnMn movlt futurinc Pttlr I.om. ,,.,. 7 t Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton are toJether aiain in a new dramatic film -but this tiu ifs for TV, a first (Of the couple. "Divorce His; Divorce Hers" l is 1 two-part film for the ABC Tuesday and Wednesday Ni&bt Movies at 8:30PM. The film concerns tH crum~ t bllne of a modem marria1e with the events that seem to be leadin& to 1 final split seen from his point of View <in the Tuesday night story) and ~ s.e mnts 1 as she ~es them (on Wednesday nl&ht). Burtoo ~ a tdp international ex~utive whose domestic life has Men sapped away by the rigors of the com~ r pme of international trade; Miss Taylor plays tile emotionally volatile wife who tens him: "JOu'D nevi( be '1>1e to five me as much of your sheer ptesea . 1 as I find necessary." (That separation obYiously dom't exist in the Burton's ~ lives, as this marks their 11th picture toeether.) • • • Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer will be reunited for the first time since ''Lili" when they co-star in the first major performance of Jean Renoir's pJay "Carola." ... A Hollywood Television Theatre Production, "Carola" T "" be Mid Mondiy at 8PM on KCET, Chan1tf 28. ·nae re·teamin& of caron and Ferrer is a return to tile romantic tradition of films. "Carola" is a towe story set apinst tht drama of war·torn France duria& World w., IL Miss Clron, in the title role, portrays 11 ldress in German occupied Paris. Mel Ferrer plays a 6ennal General, stationed in Paris, who had been Caroll's tower before the war. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4. 1973 . • s. t , I • . , . ' '1W .. ts ~HAB~I~ '. 2' c SASSPARlllA 89 ; HEERBHR ~,,~. :•AMH : ... f 3 . 5· SlACk M US~AT . ~ \. ( 2 ( r, CIDER BEER 89 ( BL OO DY MARY $ 3 19 Mil • 6fA~,:.A ~ 99 j l l9 DREWRYS s 2 r 9 g9 , ~OSE DR AFT BEER LIME JUlct , 2 r U PLUM WINE ; J r 2 99 PIHOT HOIR • ,. When a $2 million statuette spawns a trail of murder from Rome to N\anhattan, Dennis Weaver finds he's up agQinst an interna- tional web of greed. Harry Guardino and Nehemiah Persoff guest-star in this special two-hour-long adventure. 8:IO ,.,. 10 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEIC. FEBRUARY 4, 1973 SUNDAY (Continued) tieJpated. Didi Is .. felled'" with a musdt spnm -"lie Jen11J romps in the surf with tMfr dasbJftl Frendl pilot Cesare Danova 1uests. · aam....,.,...., .. ..,.. key's Undt"' Concl. Mtfiin (Tom Kirk) Invents a weird airplane to prove that man-powe111d flilht is possible and thereby wins 1 ten thousand .,.tar crant wtaidl will tMbfe I pro-sports judp to deft antl-footbatl forces on campus. @Tiit "*'*' D Celrl'I lk'r ~Alan Drab 1uests. (i)At au. D •-$ llleiwle: (2111) .... _, fw .. rr.w.tiN" (dra) '57-TJ· rone Power, M1r1ene Dietrich, Char1es uuanton. II) Tlt'" Pmpefts " Adwetlturl m n. Frnc11 Qd ., lJi CriMa -tri8IU .... e&UDDY EBSEN, PRIVATE * EYE BARNABY JONES 8 Cl).....,-. William Sl\at· ner pests as Pllil Cartylt, 1 man who •~es his wife's foftlfhe and then kills • man to make It loots Jiu his own death In cwder to establish • "'* lift for hlmsetf widl • buutif1.11 ,ouna woman played bf Janice Rule. D .... • n. .. Qlellit9 ltillUT•lt Al•••~ .. DC•••cml\ FnABCl ...... m I Mew I flttl ..... An lnfor· mal co~tion with tht f1mous filmmabr. .... ~ ...... ma.. ...... E!J~ F.... 10:15fBW 1:00 II Cl) 111·A~H HmeJe c:oatin· ues his correspondence with bis 1•.JI B T1te ,....._, "Ceremony for father, dispatdlln1 a letter home Ult ~· The ~ectors ltttmpt that r1lates more of tt. madcap m· to ~I 1 ,tot to kidMp a fortirn cidents .which make life in the unit President. • three-rlnt circus. D Tiii Tille ll9a a ROLLER GAMES DIRECT ac... , ........... , * T-BIRDS VS NEW YORK ~=••-.. a..., c-. \IV 11"-·-D (J) Cl> EB n. f'lt 11M Dou· aJ ~ bit Play" stu.rt Whlt1n1n and Rob-10-AS fl>..,__ a..auae .._... ert Foxworth fUeSt IS I pair confidence ....... set "' I ,.. 11• ti Cl) a D CJ) a ..... to fleece a rouna r.:ont tycooo II .. II I Hf $75,000. Tim Mel~ ud Mari· (J)llM: ~ mct1...- tt1J Hartley also ruest. (dre) '35-Georp Miss, Maureen Ill ...... fMt.. O'sumv.t. fB ...... lie Uta 1J larw TM ......... fm &.. Aqttas C•ldi" A sertes • 119111: .. A ,_. It Orftd" of r1ports Oft htaltfl care. (aim) '38 Robert T.,tor, Maureen ti) E Ca...... O'SuniYan, Ylviel Leflh. a;>a. ... .....,. -~ ....... m................ m,... Allllr: ...a '73 <R> l :lO iJ Ci)....._. Susan Sb: EB .... ruests IS .a '°""' society "°"" 11:15 D .. who surprises Mannix bJ amna him to prow she is 1uitty of mur· 11:31 B ..._ ff .. C... der. Tina Louise, Watter Brooke and II 9 ,.._... ...., John Consodine '"'° auest. a~ tc> ..... Q••••llM a am 11e s...., ........ <•> '68-Aat"°"' ,.,. MeC1tm "The Million Dollar Round· ""'· V.111 furMaux. Maurice Ro- up'' (~r) A trail of mur*rs fTOm net. Stephaa AudrlA. Rome to N .. YOlt Inds McCtoud to Cl),...,.. • $2 millioft sbtuette of a horse II CI I •rs' .,... Ind somt UftsnofJ dlarldm des-• ...-.: ..... li'll ....... perlttly tlyiq to acqlrir1 it Harry (COlll) '55-lidld Att~. Guardino, Nehemiah Pmoft, Eric Teny·1'omas. Braeden and Tltfft Tllmef pest. E &el"8s II ti •• • Crlltllft futma t:OO D Cl) (I) a> A1C s.llJ 1111111: 11:45 IJ ...-. -.1 ..,....., a., lM" (C) (at') "'luA;o Cel (dr1) '42-Jolln Gatfittd, Nancy (dre) '71-Ridlard Beftjamhl, Ali Colemu. McGraw. The film version of Pllil· U. ID...,.. lip Roth's novel COACemin1 1 pai of ,ouna kMrs in a wry modent 12!JI Cl> a-... ._. love stofJ. fB ... ....... 1~ ...... {C) °'&afl ...... fm......,,... ...,_ "Tom Ct;dW) '55--8afMrl ~ Dewtd Brown's Schooldays 4" As the Farrer, Rolleft Ryan. term bqins, ~ imPfCM D Cl) (I)._ arutlJ at RulbJ. but Tom conti l:JO e 111111t: .,..., ........ ,..,... to flm problems and takes to (mys) "53--Ctai( Sttvtns, JoJcit dl'inklna. Holden. 4: 6. 6: 7. MONDAY FEBRUARY 5 For momlna and •ft..-noon llttlnp, please ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, • the day'a movlea. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 fJ (C) "'f1'I Jo•en" (com) '67- Mlchael Crawford, Oliver Reed. 10:00 CJ) "State fal,.. Part t (mus) '62- Plt Boone, Bobby Darin. U .. Northwfft Tnill" (wes) '46- Bob Steele, John Lltel. 12:00 U .. Mlclnlitit" (com) '39 -Don Ameche, Claudette Colbert. 12:30 m "lrs Always fair Weather" (mus) 'SS-Gene Kelly, Cyd Cha- risse, Dan Dailey. 1:30 U "Mystery of the White Room" (mys) '39-Bruce Cabot, Joao Wood- bury. O (C) "Davy" (com) '57-Harry Seccmbe, Ron Randell. 3:00 ([) "Tlte Dirty Qanie" (dra) '66- Henry Fonda, Robert Ryan. 0 (C) "Wllere the Spiff Are" (sus) '66-David Niven, Francoise Dor- leac. ~ (C) "Ji1uw'' (dra) '68-Harry Guardino, Bradford Dillman. 4:00 IJ (C) "Under Caprleom" (dra) '49 -ln1rid Ber1man, Joseph Cotten, Corner Wilde. (})St• u lOAM l11Un1 FV fN I N(; &:0011 a u mm m m Ntw1 (l)lti fttws . II Bonanza "Galla&her's Sori" The pn:nks of two ,oun1 airls drive Hoss to distraction. (j)Qet S..art O TM A.et11trs m De Flintstones &)Star Trwk fl) Mi Dvka &l!Hfta f]) Hodppod11 Ltdlt mn ... Stootes 6:30 Cl) He1an'1 Heroes fJ Mntt: (C) (90) -rau Savaie ~ (wes) '68-Barry Sullivan. Glenn Corbttt, Klthryn Hayes, An· drew Prine, Brenda Scott. A wid· ower and his family leave thel Ohio home to establish new roots in the hazardous frontier, only to be challenaed by a 1ana of vi&ilantes. (I) CIS Ntws Walter Cronkite 9) Merv Qrfffln Sltow m Andy Crftrith f]) Don It '" to Survive? (R) m Joanne Canon Show a!)NMll al fnilll and Nancy m LltUe Rascals 7:00 II Cl) a m News U lowtln1 for Dollan (j) Trd or Coftsecauencn (I) Wl1dUft Theatre O Whirs MJ UM? CDl lMI L~ ID I Om"' et Ju11nie THE OAllV PILOT. TV WEEI<, fEORUARY 4. 1973 fB frq Diablille in Bertin. attempts to aid a mem· G) IJll C..bJ sttow Ell) Wlltels, Un alld ca., ber of Russian lnt1lli&tnce defect. Gm Ntws/Spofts fl) E AMOf TieM Can M Muter fJ Cl) al UC ......, Movie: f0 Valledades '9uskaln (C) (at) "'T'9 ~ (drl) 10i45 f]) Jlnati m Al AnUteftJ Prue.ts '68--«irl Douflas, Alex Cord, Luther ll:GO II D 0 m m m Newt ft) Speed lacer Adler, Susan Strasber&. The Involve· CJ) Ci) Iii ..... 7:30 II lohllJ Maao's Stand 1 Up ..t IMnt of • family In the Mafia leads D o.. sa.p ..,..d CMtr Marilyn Mictiuls ,uests to a fi&llt between two brothers and (j) ......, Diffoft CI) Hep•'• tterees the fllt~t of one to Sicily. 0 .... : ''£leap•" (adv) Louis D Tiit New Price Is Ript a Mewie: (C) (at) "'Dud lu•" Jourd1n stirs. U Mowle: (C) (Zltf) °'Ceftlla .t (dfl) '69-teter Lawford, Geories 81 TnrUI ., C:...sequencu L.ar1•.. (mys) '54-bymond Burr, Gtret. Cl)'"" 11 ... lee J. Cobb. ID hnJ MUN fl) ltl'Mr Ted AnMtroq 00 To Tell the Trutlt fB fliM EI!) llack .... ~ TlleMUlloThnn$·~~. "C) (• .. ·) -.,. t:JO II Det11 D1J SMw Cy Bennett 11:15 g) ...,., iaMts ,.,, _,.... ' ""' " sdltmu to l'Y to rekindle a ro· ever A111btr" (rom) '47 -Comel mince between Doris and her ador· 11:30 fJ (() CIS Ute Movie: lffot Muck. Wilde, Linda Darnell. in& old friend Sir Robert Kinisley Too Sote" (drt) '53-(frem Zimba· 3j) Wild Ki11fdeM In an effort to' "con" Sir Robert Int~ list Jr., Dorottly Milone, Enol Aynn. m That 0t selllna the maanine nahts to his D a m JolltutJ Cal'IO" Jerry m Drape\ newest book. Lewis is substitute h0$t, &> Cllespirito U o.. step leJond 0 Fona• ...,., f]) T'ai Clli Ch'aalt-Elercises CJ) sa Wlm et Heary VIII "Cath· fJ Cl) Cl) al Jack Paar Tonl&M m The Actvenblter erine Pan'' (R) m Te Tttl tM Truth S!> Rev. bJ Piuaro o Mnn fB tarudc lo1'MOft Show m Sports Chaltentt m var1ec1•s 12:00 m Alfred Httellcod ,n1110ts 1:00 ~ ~utl ::::: .. ledfl~b:elan's Men" 10:00 ~ ~~H~~ C::e~=d R~ 12·30 G)m :-.::•::-, Wants Mink" "" o aw 1ana y a ven1eance· Conway euest • • • seekinr aunman named Dan Whelan D mm h (com) '52-Ruth Hussey, Dennis invades Dodie City durina Matt's D en.a f1&lrtm O'Keefe. absence and terrorizes the town. fl) 1-.ca Tt 'tnletwl Q) CowillJ Music With all of Dod1e City under the f]) ._. ti f,..._ Matllieu and 1:00 (]) CJ Cl) News h~I of the. 1c.n1 and Whelan th~ut-P11tttte hive joined the French l :JO II Mftit: "'J1'I Pride of St. Lollis" enina ~o kill the marshal on si1ht, atassau11 in a last-ditch effort to (bio) '52-0an Dailey, Jolnne Dru. Miss Kitty boldly challenaes Whelan saw the vlllaie fJ N to a poker gam&-With Matt Dillon's ~ · • '"' life as the stake. u.1 M-... ltaleana 3:00 fJ Mewie: "Mal Ot 811n" (Wes) '58 D @) m Ll•P·I• Phyllis Dille lO:JO D Tell ... -MacDonald Carey, James Cniia. 1uests with cameo appearances byi------------------------ Ptul Gilbert, Rev. Oral Roberts and Michael Greer. (j) I lfiCll( i Sap of Westen MM "1898" fJ (]) 4f) TIM Rookies "Point of Impact" A Yietnam hero, covtr- ina for his hoodlum brother-in-law, is ctiaraed with intent to commit murder when he injures a police officer atttmptin1 to issue a traffic citation. m Hept's Herea ID '9Mr flJlt USMC fl)HeraaMI Cenje f]) IMDJ•eecl TelevislM 11leatn "Carola" Leslie Caron and Mel Fer· rer star tn KCITs production of Jean Renoir's romantic suspense drama set in Nazi-occupied Paris. m Nodle • Qala a!) Milutlito Valda st.ow &) Mevir. (21H) .,Alwfnl Dr. Cit· tertlouse" (dra) '38 -Edward Q. Robinson, Claire Trevor. 1:30 m Merv Griffin st.ow m Petticoat Junction S!)Nowll 9:00 II (I) HeN'I Lucy Lucy talks Har· ry into buyin1 into an lee cream franchise called the "Proud Pen· auin" because he needs moro in· come to entertain his new alrl friend. am "ac M ... ., MIN: (C) {Zltr) '"f111tral .. lltftill" (SUS) '66 -Michael Caine, Eva Renzi, Oscar Homolka, Paol Hubsdlmld. El-Army Corporal Hany Palmer, on special assianment for British lntelllince SEE ORANGE COUNTYS +1 Lincoln . Mercury Dealer. FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON THE MOST POPULAR 1973 MODELS SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCUR Y l JOl N . TUSTIN AVE . SANTA ANA 547-0511 Page 11 PORTIA YAl OF AN ADOLESCENT Jan-Michael Vincent plays a full-fledged. blacldng-out. bottte- hldlng acoholic who Is only 17 years old in "Catch a Ring That Isn't There," airing on ABC'• Marcus Welby, M.D., Tuesday at 10PM. "Some people may think this Is a pretty far-fetched script," I Page 12 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4. 1973 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 6 Far momtnc and attamoon listinp, ... DAmME PROGRAMS. ......,, for your convenience, .,. the •Y'• movies. DAmME MOVIES t:JO U (C) "lln(s Pirate" (adv) '67- 0ou1 McClure, Jill St. John, Guy Stockwell. 10:00 (1) "Stlta Fil,.. Concl. {mus) '62 -Pat Boone, Bobby Darin. II "Surecl to Death" (mys) '47- Bela Luaosi, Joyce Compton. lZ:OO D "Miu Annie Roone(' (rom) '42 -shlrley Temple, Guy Kibbee. lZ:JO m "Tilrn Secrets" (dra) '49-Pa· hicia Neal, Ruth Roman, Eleanor Parter. l:JO II "Aaball In leopard Streef' ("'JS) '59-James Kenney, Michael B<lftnan. a "Edit .. the City" (dra) '57- Sidney Poitier, John Cassavetes. l:OO Cl) (C) "Of Lewt and Dtslrt" (dra) '63-Merle Oberon, Steve Cochran. fJ "'Trtal" (dra) '55-Glenn Ford, Dorottly McGuire. 9 (C) "'fear Ne Evlr' (dra) '69- Louis Jourdan, Carroll O'Connor. 4:00 IJ ~ u,... • ....., .... " (com) '42-Cary Grant, Glncer Roa· en .. 4:30 CJ) s. .. u 1~ .... l V f N I '• (. 6:0011aummmm11en (J)(fj ..... II UUll lasb6atl LA. l.aktG vs. New Yor1l Knicks at New Yor1l. (j) ht S...art fJ lite Aw•cer• m T1tt Flhrtstoaa m Star,,., tJ) Ml Dulce tulHfldl fil) Hod11podp lid&• EfJ Tltree Stooats 6:30 (j) Ho1an'1 Hll'MS D Movie: (C) (90) "St NaW ii ~ World" (dra) '61-Gina Lollo· briaida, Tony Franciosa, Ernest Boranine. A returned GI falls In love with a lady of easy virtue but when his father tries to inl1rf1re, the lov· ers 10 away to1ether. CI> CIS News Walter Cronkite (fj Merv Sriff11 Show m AA4' '"""' f1l) l'Yad HaluMtt Conversational Hebrew m JMnne Carson Show GBNowla O)Det 42,.. EfJ Uttlt Rascals 7:00fJ CJJ Bm,..... Cl) TruUt tr Cett~ Cf) Safert tt Mwentwe aald the young actor during a lunch break at Universal Studk>a, "bot I know from personal observation that eerlous problem drinking exists among high school and college klda." Jan-Michael, who Is In his 20s, fives with his wife Bonnie In the Topanga Canyon area on the beach between Santa-Monica and Mallbo. The Vincente, both surfers, blend In well with the sun-tanned young people who populate the beach community. "We look a lot younger than we are," explains Vincent, "and the kkfs treat us as if w9 were th~ir ages. There's a lot of drug abuse, but I think booze Is the most dangerous chemical around. I know kids In their teens who are stoned on vodka or wine all day lon9, even in school. If anyone brings up the poaal- blllty of aJcohollsm, they all say the same thing: 'You're crazy, man. I'm too young to be an acoholic.'" In "Catch a Ring That Isn't There," Jan-Michael playa a high achool gymnast who turns to alcohol to overcome lhynen. Eventually, and rapidly, llquor becomes a phyalcal addiction and a mental obsession. Following an accident at echoof, the young- ster'• problem Is revealed to Ora. Welby and Kiity, who encour- age the boy to seek help through a rehabllltatlon faclflty for juveniles recovering from addiction to chemicals. "David O'Connell, the producer, told me that the rehabllltatlon center portrayed In the show was patterned after a half-way house In Venice (Calif.) which is run by a married couple who are both recovered alcoholics," Jan-Michael continued. "There's a waiting llst for kids who want help, and moat o1 them are hooked on booze Instead of pllls, grass and other drugs." . Jan-Michael's concern about alcohol and drug abuse began long before he had ever heard of Marcus Welby. Someone whom he describes onty as "a very close relative" wu a prot>- lem drfnker In high school. While In a drunken blackout. that relative committed a felony for which he la now serving time In prison. "It's a grim coincidence that I'm playing thla role. ft was a problem In my family. There's nothing far-fetched about a boy or girl under 21 being an aJcohollc," said Jan-Michael. i I i Ir PH i Is Ii I' '~,, ..... Ir 'f. , .. 1-11•• llfBl!J J ( f j f if i••••1111 i jJiDS~ J I H.f 118 r• lflltll! ! I ~ 1 .. i:~l ·lni . !,'.r'f1Jf1t1i I Hrt!i Iii! :~ifJ!3fillh!.·,~1:!!ih!.h~·ll! UiUfi! .. _ .... ·.' r · s ff 1 1 '' .. • Jlll frJ l!Jf! ,~,I ;IJ~f U1'.!:'1 .• 'i''tt•i .. :11.,·~~B . i·11i r t ~ 1. , .. • . ...• 1 · .• J rt, I . ~ • ~ ·f ~ · ~, l l f I ~ I ·i ii m i ~ . , .i i ; I . ' ; &fl fll '181fllllllHIJJi''fllllfDSl81111111111DJlt li'~lljll11811D.l'tlf'f ifi111 !11111}1 • J. § h! ~11:!"'' 111 1 iii= .• ~1!fU'1 'Ufili'. f·i. n1~11!;i•1i 111'it:. !iJJf~ 'f ~f llt:i! ; uf !'i''''f I n f ,1, lf ,f'I: f 1~1 1h~ur ijfl 1!1!111•• 1" rrl s i ·f i J.,' f1 ·;: I i r 1t!1·· J~ ' s · 1111,!rH :i tf 1f 1.~1f?1 !!~ ~ tt ;, I :Q .... . i V. ••. !. . .1. I! . i:;.i;:: a..u •ldges, Rubr Dee, Garr llerrlll bike • subw•r ride to ••• terrorl Wednesday The 6:30 Movie' ~ Page 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4. 1973 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 •Dl•listlllMellCll .., ~ .. fMt'• ,....., m n. EJecbtc c..,.., ., Lis Ctlllla tr:)Dla ..... 1T ... T .. m_..._ .......................... -1111-·1n_D.1 5:55 u Lllllln w .... u, ...... -IMmM£ PROGRAMS UI. DD em Imm ..... ..... .. ,... ca.-•a. .... (1)9 ..... *f• -111 U LaUn tat.a LA. Llkers DAmME MOVIES -l:JI&-... _........-(com) '63 -JIMt~Yu.IDUsoa. , .. Cl) ..... 1'11t1 .... ........ (mp) '51-Qarles ao,er. l.illda Darnell. 8 "3 ... , .. I 4 I 1tM" (mys, '52-Cesar .........,. Lois lllmfell. 1z.o-n. o-rt111t 11m 1nr (com) •5t-1a Harrisoll, 1t1J ICmdaU. 1Z:J1. "1:11 ti Y~ (WIS) '57- Glim Ferd. Y11 Heflin. 1:11 D tc> ..._ 11 • 1....-Cdra) '51-Jeall him, Louis Jounla•. z.11-.a Tmy, •k IW' (mys) '45 llOlpD r.o-a,, An• Jeffries. l• Cl),._ Liit It lllt' Pert I (c:e.) 'st-TOllJ Curtis, Jadl Lem- mn. lllfiJa ......_ D {C) -r. ~ ,,.__.. (c.9) '57--l>mt lbrtill. Gil.,. 1 r hit I {n118) '38- Gfm ......... Qartes ao,.r. •.:'. ~.(. ....... (C) ......... S-'" (dra) '56---ltidlanl Widmarl. Jaae GRer, ll'ft'Df Honnl. A fllll.lriae re,orter trnels to Mexico to pt I sllDfy oa I writef and tbe tw.> becoaat ~ inohed with a trio of a -llad war crimia.als. ..... = a m m~._...,.. ............. • ..., .... PNIEw_ •'---.,. .. Cit 4:Jll fllllr ._lat Cl) Cl) ......... ---"The ,..,. Ph, lldeliillla, ...,..., 111&- ical, "'*'1 Trip .. A -'cal fan· tasr .._t• .... adioA lftd •Di· matia9illwlliclltwo. - .... -iMdwtwy ... tlnu&Jt tbe ltodJofllllir~aedW, ndt. ., ..... ,.... ............ •e ... EBUWCllll ..... s•aaa._ w....-u ..... -· •• .ftlfla4 5 11 .... s-t .... , ... ID .......... llt11H 1 rt11I fDTalsWlll &lll ... hllils &JPljl II mn...._. S:JIUJenJWllta.. Cl) .... ··-Cl) .. vs. BostOfl Celtics. (l)ltt s-t .. ....,.,. mn.nllbtws II) Stu Trek m 1111 hla ba....a mtWet,..ceuq. &)DneSlllta ,:30 (I) ........ ....... D .... : (90) "TIM llddlnt" (dn) '68 -Beau 8rld11$, Ruby Dee. G1ry Merrill, Brodi Pttlrs, Martin Sheen. Two youn, hoods terrorize 15 host11es on a New York SUbwlJ ctr. (JJ CIS Newa Walter Cronkite di ..... CrffTil .. m Aat1J Crtflltll 0) Set, Telld, Feel leamina lo communicate ttlru paint and sculp- ture. m ...... c... .. m ..... m,,.._,...., mum. .... 7:tOfJ @ BmNtin (j) Trutll er Ce•••••• (JJU.._.Wtft4 D ....,, Mr l.lllt? m• u.e t., Q)IDrlallefJea•ltlt fBClpuha fE) ..... Du 11M1 a., ., 0 Amr Tllll Clt"I ..... , m Afldollldn .. 1a eo. ..... Gf)NAlltllely,._. g)s,e.dbctr 7:.JO I) n. CeW41gtn Martin Milner pats. (f)Hep•'•...._ B WaJt TUI Y .. FltMr WI ..... "Papa in New Y°"" (l)TeTllllllT,..._ (l)Y11~ferH a-' .... = CC> tar> .,._ tf tile West" (wes) '58- Gary Cooper, Julie London. al, ... , Dr. KNart mtutCict IBDrl&Mt fl)la,.,_ m.,.. tt M 1111 ... ,. ... mYM11Dr. &dirt EB l1lia 11 Year Ult m Mam ,, • .., 1.-GO fl (I) StlUIJ 11141 Clltr Jim Nabof's auests. B (JgmAdt•·l2 "Klllln& Ground" Officers Milloy ind Reed become vidlms of a trap set by two youna crimin1ls and n1rrowly escape dt1ttl. D CI> Cl) m P111 L"'4t ._ "ls This Trip Necessary?" P1ul's mother-in-law causes his wife Mar· t1'I to become jealous of tlis beau· tiful JOUnc law ISSlstanl . .............. Q) c...r Pyle USMC fl) 1111•• ~ to fntd an old _ frimd, wtlo, de· f:D A PIMc Mllr: ...._ '7J lirioa:s with 1 dread virus, brub ''EIMRN ...... ,........ Oil of quarantine Ind thmtl• mu.1.1w ... ntn coualry. Howard Duff m ~ (211) -s .... .... ..,,. {COlll) '40-..... ....... • CIHI> m Own • ., ..... Anoe Shitllf. ...., Is 1 ~ Letter" A 1:15 It I IHM I 1'111 MnltarilJ retuntina draft ev1 ._ W"A pats we-,, o.. ii cUrttd witll murderiftl b' llJ Thomas _. Cual Burlett_ AM· &it1friad's fltlltr. Tim Matheson, Mariret displaJs lier wmtile bl· JaM Slnitlt Jacbon and Chris tnts-Wll _.., ... rllyltmicaly Couefly pest. 1:• o am• •• , , ,., I;"..:"" "'9ntl tllfy lr ... 1'be 2 Millm ·-lie~-of Cap'n Jaci'' less ttaa. -..-..-• hours befcn tM lJalted F-cs Cola-ID I IH<IA I Veritll .. A Fec:e pany is to bile ower 1 rest.lafMI Wlf" A tbrte man camera c ch1i1t. valuable stod c:ertiflClte speet 97 clan and ni1hts with 1 plates art stolen. w... Dau•• company of Marines fi&htin& In Yietnam to film this record of the 1uests. 0 (I) (j) &J AIC W••H••• homw of war . .... : (C) ("> ...... ... ·---ltdau ""' ...... eo.ct. ( .. ) 72 ..... It, .. l8Cl Ridlard Burtoft. Elilabltll Taylor. • • CesliJ Sllew t1usb1nd and wife .._. llodenl IE...,,... Nrriqe is crwnbliq ....... 9 U ... events that -· bl be Iuchs a. 11•. au.mm.., mtably to I flul split. T . CJ) (I) (II ... Elizabeth Taylor tells be1 side. It ... -..,_, ............. (j)llmllll ... m N1cwt...... a...-. tc> .,... ~ .. ,, EB ...._ <ws> '67-Jose9h Cotten. t:OO fl (I) ...._. Clllllr A till a · • Celllalt 11 lltW C.I State plosive lodaecl hi • -·• dlesl a..., Buell vs.. Sin Oieao State. imperils tM eatirl ._,... nd •..., ..._ the emeraellef fOReS • .._, .. ......, of vital StqtfJ a. I fa.us --fD 1'111 "-t ~ (R) an doctor. Celeste Holm _. • IE ltlCt ... toucman pat. 11:15 IB a.. J4 m PWIJ .._ ll:ll 8 Cl) CIS I.di .... : (C) -n.. fB -1111 HI tm• (adv) Vince Edwards, fD EIMiie .a ..,. "'Ollt Mia' Id Palra, Georie Mlh1ris star. Noted Nashville tuitarist CM Al-B (W fD ....., Clrllll kins joins Altbur FMldlef and the ·-la I S11ik1M Boston Pops hi 1 COftCtfl of mua-0 Cl) (j) &J .fld hat TlllPt try/f°*/pop IMISic.. ........ t:l5UM1tkll Mu lwe n. .,_ U::ll•Wttllfnalllit pnalmte. Gary l1errill lmb. 12:JI. - t:lOtJ ltws • "'*= ....,... PriM" (dra) E ..... T...... '55 ..._. Frwis, BNn Ktlth. EB ow.•• 11111e e C11111ir .._ ~U._ ~WB8W1tws 1t:t0 II W c-c-tac111es u.e l:ll 8--.: tc> -.... t11 ......,. tOU]llJ 1$$lpa1at ti..,.. ID..... (8*) '62-.ia Bmler. went I crime .... .. acr..s z=-• M ..... a.: '"filllt O'Cltd: .tail • ,..... •1st ....... .... .... • ._ ....,, .. l.IMI .. dauehter ._. at a Jlt·s.t "'1J. ..., F1 a ... D 9. IEAm -C....,._ ID HI a Mla9! (C) "Ta. L..,.-(wes) Panic" ,,. ..... l9Ck ... . ~Ulletb Colbert. HEARING AIDS aren't much fun but ... HEARING IS! Lent ,._ ...,.. "-• ........... .._._ tlecWH to ...... ... ,, ............ .., ... , ........... 7 c.n tedoy ,., • .... ..., ..... -No 1•11•1 .. ef c...! tEARING AK>!CENTER H•l 1 m mlllJI BfADI PHONE 892 ·6611 -------------·-· AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee Inc. 1234 S.. M•in St., Santa Ana 547·5826 Harb~n American 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa M6.0261 Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 546 444~ Crevier Motors 208 W . 1st St., Santa Ana 835·3171 BUICK Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor .Costa Mesa 979-2500 CADILLAC Nabers CadUlac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Btv'd., Costa Mew 546-1200 DATSUN Dot Datsun FORD Dunt9n FOrd 2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana 546-7070 .,, '.Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642:.0010 Wilson Ford I 8255 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-6611 University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 JAGUAR Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor Costa MeM 979·2500 LINCOLN· MERCURY Gustaflon Linc/Mere 16800 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-8™ Sant• AM Lincoln.Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santa Ana 547..0511 ConneU Chevrolet THE DAILY PILOT. TV W£EK. FORUARY 4. lt7J OPEL Bauer Buick -29'25 Harbor Costa Mesa 979-2500 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 5'46-8017 PORSCHE -AUDI Chick Iverson 'Porsche-Audi 4-45 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy Carver Inc. . 234 E. 17th St. Cn5ta Mesa 546~ TOYOTA Dean Lewis Imports 1.966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 VOLKSWAGEN Harbour Volhwagen 18 7 I I Beach Blvd. Huntington Be1ch 842.+f ]5 18835 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842·7781 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa · Chick Iverson Volswagen ~1200 445 E.Co.st Hwy.NI 673-0900 DODGE OLDSMOBILE VOLVO Courtesy Dodge University OldsmobUe 2888 Har~r Blvd., Coita Msee 2850 Harbor Blvd., Cod• Mesa 557.9220 540-9640 Paa• 16 THURSDAY F'EBRUARY 8 f'w ..,. .. •nd afternoon llstlnp, ......... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. .... for ,.,._. convenience, • tllef!laf•mowles. DAmME MOVIES t-.Jt D .,._ ,,.. t111 DIMt'• cte" (com) '63-01nny Klyt, Mirth• ""'·Carl Willilms. 11:11 (I) ~· Allt" (com) '41- Jd Binny, Kay Fnincls. • ..... fir Ufl" (ldv) '55- Rld\lnl Conte, Miry Alden. U:llll wn. c:.,tait1•1 Pmdbe" (com) '53--Alec Guinness, Yvonne De· Carlo. 12:31 • -W. W.. Sb'le .. n" (rom) '49-John Gll'fitld, Jennifer Jones. l:JI. ~ .. llllcl" (hot) '59- 06ck Miller, Ed Ntbon. 8 (C) • .........,. (mus) '57- eo.aie frudl, Count Blsl1. 3• (I)...._ ~ It Hot" Concl. (COM) '59-Tony Curtis, JICk Lim· -. Marilyn Monroe. D (C) .,..,,.. .. 7V (wes) '65 -Ml H1U Jr. a --c .. , .. .r Conct. (rom) '38 ~ Glftlo, Q\1rtes &o,er. (C) -r1lt 'm rtar' (dl'I) '69--Christo· pWGeolp. EVr\I ,'.(. 4:00 D Mevie: (C) ""' Alt "' Lift" (com) '6S-J1mes G1rner, Ancit Dicllnson, Dldt Vin o,tt1, Elkl Sommer, C1rt Reiner. Dtcldln1 tt11t dt1d 1rtist1 .,, the only ones who sell-well, 1 P1lnt1r ind his buddy decide to f1kl • suicide. D TIM ltiflllll• D Cl) ED LIVI Alttricafl .,._ ma ......... ,...., m....., •llCI ... ,,.,..., f1l) Saallt StrMt &)FtlltMClt 4:30 Cl) MIM: ~· AMlt" (com) '41-Jick Beftny, Kay Fnincb. IJFltlMt'lllowllat D Ntws Sdlubtck, Morrb mYoctlftdfrtlada ID Clllpl'• Island fJ) EJ Amo E!)Lill'I' Club &)llllN S:OOIJIJ(j)aNtws (l)DrllMt D IMrtJ HlllM!liel mn.FUwbtlw D)htS-rt fBu FllNtca fl!)MlltlrRqwa'Nt~ lmTrlllsWllt Gm Adilll TIMltrt m '"'*'"' fBDlll ...... 5:30IJS.Hut (j)Hml (Contlauld) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 4, 1973 ,.,. 17 ~v™a~rnw ~w~ooaaa Kirk Douglas ·Anthony Quinn Tbur&day ·The 6:30 Movie~ THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY ... 1973 THURSDAY (Conti~ DCl>IB..._ ............. 8J ~ tf l'.Ml'a Flllller fB TM Dldrtc c._,_, ., .... ....... m .......... , ... , ... &>Allrtl ms,...a.. ':0011 o u em mm""' (1)(11 ..... IJ louua "The Colonel" (i)ltts.llt fJTlleArNqtn GI n. n1111ts11s · ... , .. fB Ml Dlla ba• 11'11111 fl)....,.,... led&e &>Tlwte-... ,:30 (I) ............... 0 llewil: (C) (!O) "last Tr*n F,.. Cu• Hr (wes) '59---Kir~ Douctu. Ari\hony Quinn, CarolJn Jones, urt Holliman. Seekina an Indian &irt's killer, a marstial finds him to be the son of an old friend and boss ol the town. Cl) cas "'9s Walter Cronkite a...,. Crifftw sa.w ID WJ Criffitll fl) Alt ...... "Norman Geske" ., ...... ear..sa.w m....., EIJFrm_.laKy l!)l.Jalelaals . 7:0011CllDfDlllws u ............... (l)Ti.a•C...-1 ... Cl) ........... fJWllll'•llJu.? •• U..lalq IBIDltmtf__. ........ ~ ...... m l"li Qi Cll'......Uertises ., EJ Amt .... c.. .... , m, ........... .... El)Al.....,Planb ....... 7:3011 Y..., Dr. KiWlrl "The Three of Us" A salesman suffers a heart attldl because of the stress caused bJ supportina a wife. five children and a mistress. ()) .............. D n. ..,.. • ., "The Solid Gold Htarsa" Mr. Parminter tabs ove to sofvl the mystery of srnuuted sold bullion.. 1J llM: (C) (2llf) ....,, DW I let I WfMI ........ (com) '66- Bob Hope, PllytMs Diller. (I) Te T• .. Tnllt (l)Mclllrpett D Riot·tor11 Dublin 1911 * .. YOUNG CASSIDY" D Mllietl $ Mowit: (C) (2tllr) "'Y••I Cllsidy" (dra) '6S-Rod Taytor, Julie Christle. Iii Ut'I llab I Deal IDTUtli.t ll)Dnpet m Acdett Qlcano fD ... n' Q)MceSatt ... lf) Adda•s Fa•llJ 1:00 fJ CJ) Tiit Watt.ns A lumber com· pany seizes Walton's Mountain as unreaistered land tnd althouah the WaltOtls have owned it since 1796 they are unable to prove their claim. D 119 fB Fii• Wilsot1 now Dl1na Sands, Dom Deluise, Helen Reddy and Kreskin auest. D (I) CI> ED Med S..u.cl "Scion of Death" Pete and Linc have trou· ble on a kidnappina case when the victim's father refuses to re· port the abduction. mHep•'sHtnla ID luill1 Fr• the OIJmpk fl)HlfaalesCerlft m n. Adwcatls &JPn•ltf .... m ....,..., s.atta• m 11ov1e: car> ... ,., t11t Ll•PI of Cltila" (dra) '35-Pat O'Brien, Josephine Hutchinson. 1:30 m Mtrw Crtflltl a. GI:l"""' 9:00 fJ Cl) CBS Til11nday .... : (C) (2%~r) "'TM ,,........... (adv) '66 -Burt uncaster, l .. Marvin, Robert Ryan, Claudia Cardinate. Set in Mexico after the 1917 rwotutlon, an American millionaire offen to pay four soldiers of fortune $1000 udl to mcue his kidnapped wife from 1 auerrilla bandit. D GI ID M Hepe s,edll Heavy· wei&bt boxlna champion Georae Forman 1uests. 0 (I) (I) El) llftl F1 "Tht Soul Is the Warrior" Caine's sewdl for his half-brother Danny leads him and 1 sheriff into deadly pertt. Playwricht Bill Wilson (Dick Sarpnt), who ls wont to try out dra· matlc schemes on his wife lbrp (Joyce Van Patten), reveals himself to her u the bursJar she c.uaht enterlna their apartment In "love and the Pleywrfcht" on Alie'• Lowe, American Style FrldaJ et lOPM. ' 1 THE DAILY PILOT• TV WEEK. FtBRUAR'Y 4, 1973 MTI 8r,~11tes Get T~e lest Jobs . .-:-~ . Are you quar.tted for •n excitirKJ ~reer in the Business world? Do sometf1ing positive for yovr future. Rnd out how traif!ing •t MTI can pre- ptir• you for • high JNying iob ar. Secret•ry F /C Boolieeper Stenogr•pher Accounting Clertt O.rk .. Typist Keypunch Oper•tor Free Placement Assistance MTJ Business C'olk-~t> 2100 N. Male St., Sallta Ana 92706 Teleplta•• 541-2673 'YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN' .., tioo of the award-winniq New York stqe musical hued on the cartoon characten cre- ated by Charles M . Schulz. The special fea- tures live act.on rather than animated car- toon cbaracten. Penloo, wbo together with Arthur· White-" / .J1J Law. produced the TV special, wu the first ' ; .. -producer of the oft-BroadwaY. staae play ~ . • eome encn years ago and is still involved in -numerous productions of t1'e play acroa _, \ country ... We had KVeral film offers for the ~ \ 1 propaty," Penson aid. "We preferred to Gene Past0D is DO fcocc straddler. 1bt play ii better OD television than it WU OD the stage." be statal categoricalJy .... , originated in a square hos-the comic llrip-e.od n0w we've put it t:.ct into a 1QU1.fC box. .. Pen- son'• reference ii to H.aDmart. Hall of Fame'• special, "'\' ou're a Good Man Owtic Brown." on NBC. Friday at B:lOPM. The 90-minute &bow ii the fint tdevilion proctui; put it on television. We've tried to keep it simple, keep it more a private thins. like readina 'Peanuts' in the paper." Penson, obviously• bad had a chance to think about the cbaracten and set lo know than well over the yean. His reflections follow.· CHAllUB BROWN (played by WeodeU Burton): .. A briabt and 1ensitive penon, evaythiq teem1 to happen to him. Or, per-ba.P5 it is just that be simply is aware of everythin£ whereas others are able lo blithe- ly pm through Ufe without the burden of being aware. Ile feels very deeply and finds it diftioult to understand why be scema to be so diftcrent from everyone else." LUCY (played by Ruby Peraon): "I doo't tnow if any woman could honestly relate to her, beana no one would want to admit to being that pt.Dby and domineeriJla. Men know her very well. She is an aureui~e and strona penon. to an extreme, but even abe ii comtantly revealina chin.ks in her armor, insecurities which she cootinuaJJy tries to cover. She certainly is detmnined, tbou&b, and is not about to let anythin& atand in the way of where abe wants to pt." SNOOPY (played by Bill Hinnant): 1be dreamer, he is the euic:st one to relate lo. He liva wherever bis ima,jmtic>a will take bim. Unfortuoatdy be always bu to come back to reality, u most of us do, which he accepts eratefully ... LINUS (Barry Livinptoo): '1'be intdlec-- tual and, like most intdlectua1a wbo under- stand everyth.in1 too well, insecure about al- most everythin& when not in bis familiar IWToundinp. ffe certainly bas vast interests and deep undentaoding." SCHllOEDER (played by Mark Mont- gomery): '1'be musician. the artisa. whole life is focmed into this ooe area. He is dedi- cated and determined. Perbapl nm a lilde too much to, dosin• oft a numba of oCber thinp which appercnlJy do not a.rouse his interest." PATIY (played by Noelle Madolwty): .. She ia the pretty little feminine airl. who may be abort on brains but makes up for it with enthusiasm, exuberance and the ability to express good, happy feeliop to all (She should not be confUJed with Peppermint Patty.)" 1be Iona-range secret to 5UCCftl for the 'Peanuts' cbarac::ten is how funy everyone is able to relate to them," Penson concluded. '1be characters continue to grow aa we do and it is that dimension. wbidl Clw1a Schulz continua to live them, that makes them literally a pan of our everyday liva." ,... 19 Pare 20 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4, 1973 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9 For momlns and an.moon...,..., please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your c:onwnienc:e, ~he ct.y'a movies. DAYTIME MOVIES ms.-a- s:55Dl.a.q....., 1.•eaaemmm ... (1)911ws ., Llllln ........ LA. LaUll n.. Milnubt Bucb, llW from Milnuae. Cl) let Slllrt an.•.,.. • • flllbtu 11 .... Tfll ...... f , ...... 9:30 D (C) """ Quiel ,.... (WIS) fD = ..... LMct '64-Audit Murphy, Meny Anders. 5:30: ...._,-:::. 10:00 (I) ''Wift1s 1f Ch11et" (dra) '61 D ....,... s (C) (90) ....., .,._ -Jim Brown. Fr•ncts R1fferty. u, 1111 sa.,.. (com) •59 _ .leflJ U .. Hut Wm" (mys) '54 -lewis Dim Menill MlcbJ Shauah· Alex.~icol, Hillary Brooke. • nessy: A new bri~sroom .Is Cllled 12:00 U Double or Nothlnt' (mus) 37 to WIShinaton to _,,,. whit IM -8in1 c~. Mirtha Raye. .. did with 1 dutroyer acnrt milll1t1 12:30 m <9 M!ss Wit l1tt•pso1t since World W1r II. (dra) 54-R1t1 H1yworth. (I) cas """ Wiiler Cronkite 1:3011 "fiwH Chest" (hor) '45 -lien Cllf'fll 1111i9 Lon Ch1ney, Evelyn Ankers. . : w, Crlt'fltll 0 ~ Crut Altlricaa hsti_.. ED,.... "Elatrt steps Toward (com) 56-Tom Ewell. Elcelltnce" tntRlduction to ...,.,: 1:00 (I) ."Tht Ninny". (sus) '6S-8ette visory ltld m1n1,.meld trllailt Davis. Wendy Cra11. . course be&inni1t1 In lillrdl. " (C) "Cnck '" the WoM" (SC4· ID._ c... fl) '65-D1na Andrews. ~ ..... (C) .,._ Mai ls • lslaar ...:1 (adv) '62-Jeffrey Hunter. I=::!. laMy fVf N I N G 4:00 IJ Movtl: (C) "'fa .. Is tllt Ila• If dM CIM" (adv) '66--Anthoay Franciosa, Jill St John, Jack KJu1- m1n. A maauine writer finds trouble when he investicates the supposed suicide of a &ir1. U TIM lifllun D Cil m love Alteric111 Style m lup Hd His luddia G) fbHJ Incl tlM Profusor m s.s. .. Strfft m Fellx the Cit 4:30 (})Movie: "Wlnp tf Qua" (dra) '61-Jim Brown. U f •titer Knows lest D News Schubec:k, Morris m Jest and frinds G) CIUl11n's lslaad· fl)El Me m Liars' Club &) IO•bl S:OODUOOlfiNews (l)Dnpet " """' Hillbillies m The f1i..tltona meet S.•rt fl) LI fabltca flJ) Mlsar Roam' Naipbolttee4 m Tr1Hs West GB ettuclle Slavedr• now OJ Potpeunt &)ThrH Stooaes 5:30 11 Jeny West n.. Cil Hazel DaJNtws ())News ®) Asslcn•nt Car1 Sissldnd hosts. m Dlub the Menace m C.U'1slaip of Eddie's fltlllr m n. Oldric c..,.., &!)Las Cl•las m Don Wibel's , ... ,. 7:GOll(l)81Dlllin Cl) Trdl w Clli IE tu Cll (() .......... DWlllr•llJ l.IM1 GJ I law l..llCy ., .............. fl> ..... fl) l1te lMfJ Alta "John ~·· flJ B .... Tillle C... • fllller GE .... ...., &> .. ......,,...... m,,......, 7:J08-.Wfl .... ()) ....... __... DtWtue•,..... (l)T1Tllt111Tndll (j)tMe D LA. threatened bJ * Atomic Bomb!! a-' **= <C> cat) ..,.. .... Cir'" (ctn) '61 - Howd Duft, Linda Cristal. an. .... Price es._ • .,... lilt ·1..,.. '-......, ....... , .. 1 ........ .. ......... &> .......... m n. ...._. ,..., l.1IO II CJ) .... : 1-.1 sslh WIUilm Windom 1uests a P1ut Mitdatll, 1 boxin1 promoter tied to a crime syndicate who beaMMs a t1rpt of lhl IMF when 001 " his fllhtlrs is killed before ht c111 tllk to the police. a am sm.n1 ...... "Pops 'n' Pals'' Fr9d Slllfonl beaMMs an· noyld with Lamont for speodiq IO mudl time witb tMir neiPbor, Julio, •Ad dnlsa • ldleme whldl ..... to • series of unr ~ra.. D (I) Cl> EB n. .._., ._. "Tiit subject Was Nola" Mardi's • d1te with the campus hero Is broken when he MtS her swollen nose, Clused bJ In ICCldtnt. ............... 111.._,,,..USMC fl) ......... Ctnljl fDW ......... Wldlnl""" ........ &>...,....., ... EB ...,..: cat> .. AHtlltr .,_. .. (rom) '37--Entf Ayftn, Kay Fr1ncls. ry colonel heads 1 wild hor1t drive into Mexico where his path crosses th1t of 1 Conf1der1t1 colonel. M btconte embroiled In tht confront.· tJon between MexiCln le1der Ju1raz Ind the Emperof. D CI> (I) EB .... m . "rift"" Y11rs Ind Whit Do You GttT' A dls(nlntltd athlete tries to sabo· tap a PlrtJ for the princlp1I, .,..,, ...... 1:15 IJ .... : -c.dlllll" (hot) '56-.... fDllasttrfiKll 'nll.tn (R) tlt\tC11.·1 Rlymoncf Burr, Time 1ppro•im1te. l:lO D The "Peanuts" cane in * a live comedy revue! t:JO a CD()) m ne a.. c:..p1e "The Husttef' Osclr 1rr1n1es for lft evenin1 of pntblint-1 flloM.e Ciiio Niallt-to bet, Felbt'a fin1ncil1ty troubled~ dub. "YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN" a am"'"•" "'" .. r1 .. "You're 1 Good Min Chlr11t Brown" D =. ._ 40 The first televlsloft production of the G> · · 1Wlrd·wfMln1 Ntw Yortl at1p 10:00 D a m Tili .. .., ...... musicll based on the e1rtoon ch1r· Redd Fou ind N1ncy SiMtrl pest aders. fJ 00 (I) (f) LM _._ StJtl D (]) (j) &> Tiit PlftlidCe Fi•· "love ind the Tr1mpted Passion," 11J "Btdknobs ind Drumsticks" Th• "love ind the. An~ivtrMlry," "love P1rtrid1e f1mlly contrlets to do 1 ind the P11ywn1ht commercl1I for 1 fried chicken res· fJ 1tttt Klfttff Pmtttts tlUflnt ch1ln, 1nd lrt llhlSt It the m II) Ntft result. fl) Nut1e1 Te hrdoft1rt tD M11Y Crifft" Shew fJD OM If A liH "John Prine" (R) llJ PltllcNt Jwlldltn e> lllicUcU ltalil11 m CltJntdltrs 10:15 ...... G)""91a 10:308JlllatltwffltMaic t:00 11 CIJ ca 'rtdlJ Mevit: <C> 11:00 a a a> mm""" a-n"'> "TM u.dtfelW' cectv> '69 rn C1J a ..... -John W1yne, Rock Hud10n. At the II ht Alp ..,... end of the Civil Wlr, I Union CIVIi· (Cofttlaaed) THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4, 1973 Where he of1he halryhanOs lives. Explore the beautiful but menacing Blue Holes of the Bahamas with young divers in search of a legendary monster. John Forsythe narrates this exciting. underwater adventure on '1he World of survival." Friday 7:30 PM CBSS2 . IAmEW MANOR -Residenti•I cue center for the •cti ... e retired IEAUTIFULL Y APPOINTED SUITES lect•t~f.ny oppoi ... d Mites wil~ b .. lconies, •nd priv•fe or semi· priv•f• rooms fe•ture di>tinctive color-coordin•tecf cerpoh •ncf in· terlor decor. E...erv roOM ht • privefe lteth coMplete with tul, et' shower. ' ALL MEALS AND SNACKS .All me•h •nd 1n•cks •re nutritiously pr•p•r•d •ncf ottr•ci ... elv .. , .... cf by our e"Cpert cfiet•rv 1t•ff. Speci•I diots for thoH who re· quire t~em •ncf tr•Y service lo the room Is provided when the resi· dent i1 u,.•ble to come fo the dinin9 room. ,.. 21 I Sears I ff.tkuit ••• Wliich Hearing Aid is Best for You? • All·ln·the-Ear • Eye Glass Type • Beblnd-tlle-Ear •Conventional T~·pe U ,.ou art one or •he fortu· nate pe~on,. that ran benc· rit from a Hear1njl Aid - \'OU ran·1 do belier than Scar.c ... at Sf..\HS lll'arini ·\Id Center your ht'arlnii will be tci1ted and c·h<'<'k<'d on t'lect roni<' rquipml'nt wh1d1 ii: c-alltd an audiom<'t<'r Thi~ will tell us th<' ck'Jrl"<' of los!I and incJit'utc how :'tll'· C't'SSfUI \'OU WO\Jltl he with a hearin(! ·aid. Thii; audlomt'kr will al!'O tl'll 11>0 th<' classifi· «alion ur l~'JX'0 of loss. If II il- detcrmln<'d th<1t \'OU ha\'t' a condu<·llon losi< . · . . H 1-: \ H · l~G AID will not bt' r('('Om· mendfd for ~'ou but a report will ht t'ent to ,·our famih· doctor nr an~ c~r ~pedali~t of your choosinjl. H. on the oth<'r hand. it 1,. determined that ~·ou h.f,·e an clectronit'alh c-orn.'(·table Mrve dea(nes:ii that <'lln tx· hel~ and a Hearin!! .\1tl '" re<'Ommcndcd b' Sea..... \'OU will diicc'OVl'r lhUI J!OOd aid" mif!hl not bl• <'X<'<'PI lonall.' t'Xpt>nsh·c· If ~ ou art• not sat· • ished b.' tht' n•,.uh' .. you are prol('('led by <t mont>y baC'k (!~rant«•. Ask .\bout Sears Convenient Credit Plans Jlt'11r1-. .\Id' \re ..\\allablr at thl' Folio\\'"• Sear-. Storr~ llli••a.tf'M~ I rn11•' ...... .,. ... ··"'' I lh nttM<' A ""'" •:• ''"'"'' f ,lrft4alr l11elr••lll •-1 "-'.1• It ,.,. 22 '•t1tl1rld•r 1• .. ,1111 .... .. , ...... "' 11 ........ .. .. ..., ..... ~. ....... 11 ....... t't.1111 r.IC'r ..... .. \ ..... ~ Dick Martin has never had a break, but Dan Rowan has had more than he cares to re- member. What's more, Dick Martin has never been in a cast, except the ones they use at the NBC studios on Rowan and Martin's laugh-In. But Dan Rowan has been in so many casts he can't count 'em. These breaks aren't oppor· tunities, but bone fractures. And the casts aren't theatri· cal groups, but medical ap· pliances. Dan, watching Dick get into a fake cast for a rou - tine they were about to do, turned suddenly reflective. ''I wouldn't mind having a hun- dred dollars," he mused, "for everyone of those things rve been in." Said Dick, "If t had to de· pend on one of these contrap· tions for my $100, I'd be broke. I've never been in a real one. I have yet to break one bone in my body." Dan, asked about all his breaks, tried to recall. "Well, let's see. I broke my left arm falling off a horse when I was a kid. I broke my middle fin· ger playing baseball around the same time. And I broke my right arm in an auto acci· dent when I was in high school." A crash in New Guinea while serving as a fighter pilot in World War II left Dan with a compound fracture of the left leg, a simple fracture of the right leg, both fore· arms and a broken bone in his back. Dan's post-war success and affluence changed noth· ing fracture-wise. In a recent accident on his boat, he broke toes on both feet. * * * Pat Buttram, portraying a Hollywood drunk in a recently filmed NBC Adam-12 epl· sode, wore a large cowboy hat. When asked about this, he replied, "Well, you know, Gene Autry and I made a lotta' Western movies to- gether, and just in case he ever decides to do another one, I'm going to be ready." THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4, Hn fltlDAY (Cor6iuld) Cl> ........ ... • aMedl .... _ lllutrt • Ttdl tr C..1M1111t1Cltl .,.,.,, ...... fl)W . a> ........ ll:Hea...34 ll:ll811n a a e Jell.., e.nea e ....,..: Same es 8:15 listln1. (l}lltlitlllfl D (J) (I) Ef) Jlctl PUf To11l&frt I Tt Ttl 1111 frwtll l!:Ot (I) CIS a. .... : (C) ...-rank· _.. Crtltilf Wellu" (hor) Peter Cusltiftf, Susan Dtnbt11 star. ID Mrtd Hldlctct Praetlts • $eflrt .. Adwllhn ........ . 12:30 D Mewle: (C) .. D11U. Ray Minor ti Dedlr Mlhs" CD IMle: "ltlut Cop'' (dra) '54 -Robert Tartor, Janet leiah. 18c:.dyll .. 1:00(1)8()) .... SATUROAT' FEBRUARY 10 't" ( ) ~·I .. • I "'-.. I 7:00 II S•rlM Se--a m m Tiit HM!Mlab D CJ) (I) M.ll PvfMtuf /Mldtlpl- CltiM bet Cl) n I ClassnMHD m aretMr am 7:30 8 Dusty's Trtthtae D m ••111 HtlWaJs 9 A ltltlr W..W D Cll CJ)~ Flvt 9 Just f1f fua m Movie: "Affair"' Kev .... (d'1) '57 -John Cassavttes, Raymond Burr. 11 llidllldit s,edal Sin1er/e.om· l:OO B (I) 11111 1__, poser Jottnny Rivers Is host, and D _. Tiii .....,.. music:ll ruests Include the Doobie au Brothers, Steely Dan, the Sl>lnners. 11 W. W.,.. 'Oleltn Paul Wiiiiams and Albert Hammond. D (J)(IJ Tiii O.n 111/11......,. l:ll 11 ..... """' ..... Spin" ;-~°" .,...,,. {adv) 'l7-£dward f1jardo. .. ,._ M'* 2:00 8 lllM: (C) ~ ,..,,. .., __ .. , (1dV) '51 -Dana Andrews, Jane fD ..._ Slr..t Powell. l:lO. Cl)--.-...... Shew: ......., .. -nie ea e,... ,..., AWudln," l.aanl Md HardJ fta· D Cl) (I) G) AIC S11,1ntlr .._, blmta. it: (C) ............. kl" (R) Robin CRUCIAL PROJECT -Sdentiltl .,_rtt Hall (James otlon, left) and J.-.my Stone (Arthur Hiii) "" frantfcaHy to Identify a le-hi out.r4pace orpnltm that ls threat.nine man's IUIVlval In "The AndrOmeda Strain," a SUS· oenteful ldenee-flctlon drama ~ on Michael Crichton's belt-Mlflftl novel, and •Irina on the NBC Satwdly Nflht Movie (Feb. 10) at 9PM. Hound Is tr11ntd fOf tht theft of the widow's cow. 9:00 11 Cl> A111ZiaC '*-D 9 ID U..,.. ..... ; *111..t .. ~ ..... lew" (com) '59-Jody Fair, Russ Bender. ti Mtwlt: .,... 1-.d" (mys) '45 -chartti laupton, Ell• Riina. GJMtwit:~lll••·· ... "' .................. (mp) '6&-Wllll1m fOtrtst. • ...... : (C) ........ ,,......,. (adv) '62--Guy WUllams, Don Bur- nett. m 111111r ....,, .... ......,.. •• ll)a.t•SuCua t:JO • ......,.Dte D a CD Tiii ......,_ Cl> n1a11: ..._ " t111 s.t11 u m n....., 111s (I) Catt.. c...I ., Saa• lttMt 10:00 a am ...... 2020 D CI> CJ) 1ew1trW 10:3011 (I) Jelle _, t11e ,_,. llam•.......s Mtwlt: "1fiJacbil' (drl) '50- Jim Davis . D CI> Cl) Kid ,_.,,.,....,.... UN ltecl G Mtwlt: "Wlf H.r' (dra) '"- John Saxon, Robtrt RMHonl. ....... --....... ,,,, m ... .....,., • ..._. ......... ~ •• 11:00 8 (I) n. flllbtn• DOltr:)AIMMt11eW..Wa.• .,.,. - 11: 1 1: 2 1z.• 1(1) 1'e ...... ...... .,....... &..T .... 'aW Cil m"' ...... , .. .,.... ..... .... .... : ...... Jh ,,.. (ld'f). --Gecwp .....,....,, Die O'Her· libJ. as. Mee1 •1n11il1 I """ Q:ll111t .................. ,. ... , ......... 12:JO 8 Cl) Flt ~ liil ... - B (() W. ......... Stanford Cardinals vs.. Ortron Stitt Beavers. •MdtM• ""' 1:00 a ne .... 110w.r (J)Dflp.t (j) fl• fNllrt l ~Adile ...... ~ ""'9 ........,. (adv) '42 -Joltn WayM, Mlf1IM Dietridl • • ... : .,.. c.... " Llmilll" (actv) '44 -Jetn Pierri Aumont. Gene Kelly. ' ll)llleVI,...._ .,......,.....,~ ., ........ l:3l1T• ldMIUtM .. c..,.. "Thi School Down· town"· D (J) 00 &>Pit leWlen' To• The $85,000 llncoln·Mtrcury Open from New Orteans, La. .,...., mi... m -..: -n ....... -(drr) '42 -Preston R>ster, Gtne Tierney. I .... Sdllel 11 1 all 4:30 0 .....,, The controversy over oil Cellp ....... Univ. of Min· drillln1 in P1eific Palisades Is dis- naot. vs. Ohio State Univ. cussed. a CIJ m-.a. •••111111 a.,...., rm.m: .. J•cte w .. .... : (C) ._ ._.••" w" (hor) '44-Ewlyn Anbrs, J. (wes) '56-Rofy c.thoun, Marthl Carroll Nalsb. HJw. "" D.,.....,.. Will lJMftJ ......, e 1ww;1 •••1er lasehll Ill rwc.ta s.a.t •min. Utt 841• Oil'' A MMM·tfle. II I ...... tf JuHit ICHIS loot It U. hills and tribu· _ ..... ·lations·...:.: = taaue umpire. m:::' ~mm'"··~· ....___ me.... .... ~ e =-::, • ., ,.. FtltiAI 5• °'S1Dw1RJ i. u. Sly" Coed. Ja 8 KAL KAN PET FOODS u.n.c. MfTltes Uds $tofJ of lft * Present$ ICCltllric Gld .,.... 1M his fli&fri "ANIMAL WORLD" ICfOS$ Fllftel .... ,,.. ba11oon. a Alillll w.w Cl) 1'e Mtwlu• D ,._ .. "Trapped" Part I Primus 8 Cl) &J Cellp l1al1 ... Univ. and Toni are attacbd by sflarb S. FrMCisco VI. Santa C&ara. wflilt traininf thr" new divers. Cl) Fw Ill flkb: (C) ...... 8 Cl) Cl) 0> UC's WWI WtrW ...... (ldw) '62-8asil bWxlM " "'*" Est........ (1)8 ..... 111111 T• • .....,. ........ Wlllf Wedd ... • ...... tc) ......... .. I Clll •la,... ...,. (drl) '68 -Jackie Cooper, C... '9 lei ... .loftn Forsythe. 1:30 Cl> .... .,.. ...... ........... • ...... .... (mp) '47 -Georp Monqomery, fl) Ma T .... Naacy Guild. m (JI .. (JI HOpen Secrets" ..... tc> ...... ...,. c ms...a.. (wes) '62-Ridlard Basehart, m c..bJ .... Nicol &)llMa •aa .• ,11,...,....., I ..... ..,.. ............... ,. ..... (. ...... -2:tl I...,,' Jalt 1 1 .......... ~ Feurtb rouad of Ute 14U. Mnual baJMJ from Btnnucla Dunes Gol Club, Palm Delert, Cal. 1= .... ?:llBMt....., 5:10. he c.t • Stent 8(1) ..... llu.ta_,w.w • MM: cq 12llr) ......... ••••r <com> '63-Troy Dou· hut, Connie StMM. • m,... ...... CDLnTmiM'•W &>StlllM bctr (r.ontlaued) THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4. 1973 110-1-RODM EBERTS ROOM ADDlllONS • IATHS KITCHENS • REMODBING EX1EllOR COA11N&S FIEE FllM ESTIMATE F11M ESTIMATE SERVIN& LA. ova JO YEAIS CALL MR. EXP.ERT NOW DIRECT OR COLLEC1 j a·3s-1sza ~ 407 No. La Cienega (:::=£ Los Angeles .. -. . • f " • I D CJ) CJ) ED Here Wt 1e Ac111 ''The Baseball Tickets" Judy nd Rktln face HM problem of bow dMde their tichts fOI the laken' playoff pmes. iudy is left witla Ht 8 8 e • ..._ · tl'lrle tickets for t:ht final 11me .ncll .... ._ frllllie LmM Ind OnJ invites Richard-who is tom be· ....... ltml tween p in1 to the pme or finish- (1) ._ a J ill in& WOftl to meet 1 deadline. Cl 1'e ..., ...... Slllw GI S••tliq s,.dil "Alt &en I n. Pli ' 1 W-lth Maurice Chevalle(' (R) , ... "' S..... late Ktor is Men in candid CDIMf· m 1'111..,.. sation and auides viewers throu&h l:JI B .._ his estate. DIW -Cufuw Ii) a...,._.. Wrestliq (j)llil•-fBLDltArt •w•ww•-.. ._. '• m .... : (2.tw) .........,, ... .....t "'Ciiia: Ow Nat FfOfttief" lalr {dra) '39 -John Garfiekl. "°" ~ systnls c11 aid fire Rosemary lane. dlplltwts. police lftCI ambulance l:lO ti ()) lfWcet u.s lernle Bridaet dispatct.s. has 1 hard time fincffn1 a home fD Aailll Clllc-. (Jr) a palntln1 that hun1 in her aursery e 0 ._ * ....... J until another palntina. possibly tD .._... Cm 1 I valuable, is accidentally found u1-m l.ma ._. der the surface of the canvas. Walt 7• 11 Cl) R "'ONNr A and Sam become so embroiled , UFO .....,..., EMUl's defeases and ownenhip they almost destroy it. a ..... rW ....... Is aWucted. U CV (j)EBA T..ti " er.. W ,._.... ..... "Lover's Quarrel" After Hert.ert de· 8118' I u1 Cameraman Crai dines Grace's invit.atlon to her 0.- PUll ,._.. bimllf ii fraot cl Sixties Club dance without • 1, 1 ' I llolb llo 6111 spedac. excuse, the two have their first seri- ..._; .., 1-...s m. Vera ous di.saireement. Crlll ri* llllir IMs bf lutlilll from ti) 1Y Maical ...... 11 a US.Mt pole ii a rit-t:OO ti (j) Mary T,W MMn S1Mii9 llur- Uli:stic mr-r. a.di CoHors ray becomes de9fessed wflen be 111111; learns I former wrltinc classmate 8 llllllii •..., bas won 1 Puritzer Prlzt in journal- . Cl) U.,. ...._., "* wnl ism while Murray is stin writiq ooe- ·-syllable words for Ted Baxter 8 Illa Vllly..,. misprocaounc:e. .... ....... a~mac w.ur •ifiMIC1 a .... ,.., Bin CC> (21,illr) ......... .. ,..,.... is lmt fw • ftsit with (susp) 71 -Arthur Hill, •.,..the ceottffolds" IMP· Wayne, James Olson, Kate Reid, JiMs,; Plula Kelly. When 1 satellite, m .....-. .. .., • taminattd with 1 lethal outer space • • '' ,....,. orpmsm, plummets to earttl ill a ~ (I) S. llon.. ft listina. remote desert town and 111 but e .... Ill...._ inhabitants are killed lmmediatelJ, • a.. scie11tists race apiftst time to iso- •... .... latl and identify the orpnism. 7:ll(J) .. ...._ U WCllEBWil w...n 81'e ... ,...., lmt ~I AA&'lla Unsbury llld sttwt Ln-"" «s .. blll a -..fiW fror rue. auest. ._ s.a.. ClllorWa. for a • Ucy-Deli c.-. '1..uty Goa ......... ,.. Alasb" .......... ·-(j),...... 0 ' 1 fl) Fila ~ "BeavtJ Ind the 8 ltl"s .. • luf Beast" (France, 1946) .-U• 8 ACTION-PACKED _, Jean Marais star ln Jean Coe· *WAR DRAMA. 7:30! tau's romantic film translation a-$ .,. (C) C2IW) ,._ the classic f1iry tale . .. .... Cl I '1· (R). me saa.. ..... Valda .Itel ,..._ n.o..s Hunter. l'B Fil• Featin a1ww;1nie .... "*"-•.JOB()) ... ~ sai.. Bob 1s • caUlht between Entity and a hanl· • llill ....., _ drivin1 saleslady Wfltn he res1sts m ._. ..._ ...., their efforts to talk him Into buyi 1:111 ()) M 11 • r..., a house he rutly doesn't want •• Liilii; ' ,.,.... ...... Giii •..-O.SOCO's UVott co.-e llilllritJ eo...n, dtili • .....,.,.,, .. llllOOHd •.45 ............. ...,, .. ,.__. ,,. • ps stor-10:00 ti C1J en 1u...u sai.. • ml _, a Pf• badeJ tu• U UCU ....._. Brula v1S.. ii ~ after a brwl.. Washinaloft State Couprs at Pull - &• ...... Tiie T Nil _. .. Uliw • ., ........ ,_ u Cll @ m J1&Jm "Kiss the ms al Sattla. Orum GoodbJt" Frank Olin, 1 SUS· 1HE MILY PILOT. lV WEEK. f'EBRUARY 4. 1973 I 1 11 1 1 1 pectin tM ~fl• 8111*: tQ -..11111tM's Dir VOfcet he dated. resips "-•• ( .. ) ·67 -~ Ro· misslnt petSQm llaream ti ..._ '-ie Seol. Ralpb Meeker, late tbe CUL Jessica Willer. .... II*.~ ~ boss trkll Ctlwfcd. lfa .....,_ II C.-llllls ti till 8bis lloran Janice QuiH suest ii Dis lffRllim ol tile famom fJ T-. T.WS P11 .... ii _... saea of Mo- • ..._ rW5 -are pmed down In a fB c:..a -.... 111www.-o -. ., ... .. .... . -..: tc> ..... en.tat m,) ~ YadllJ .._ • Emr <*-> 'Sl-Ja•s Stewart. 10:30 fJ Twlt&ld Z.. 0.-.. Htstlm. BtCly Hutton. ...... 1-i..sa.. ll~B(I)DClla-•--= -s. ~at a. F • Cl)..... .... C*-> "51_._ Sim 111 es, Dirk Bo· 1............... .... *'le: (C) ... , I • .Cllllt ........ .._.. <drt> ·&a -Jadie c...-ea.-• John FOBJtk I.HID• -....s • Dr. lilJ J. ._... BOOalic A._ ... ltlllfs" m All ...... f.... (tci-li) ·m liemit llader, e.twa ..... .... . ll:lS(l)~(C)~--....... '53--«atluyn Gra,1at. ....._ l2:JI lllliil: -n. &!fir Caans .. Rae. <*-J 'M ldk o.is.. 11:20 a-..; ce> ~ <msp> 1:11@w.._ -Ca11 Graflt. Audrey........_ a a-- ter Matthau, James ~ 800alic -n. ~ w..t h Kennedy. A JDUlll -• • r.....-(th) '41-llobert Mortey. fon:es with I m..-ti 1.:218 OOalic "'l..a .... fat c.s"' $250,000 her mvntered ...._. <-s) ~Jld • b' n~. Gttbert hidden before bis aoaia cm lllmll it 1:JI a a ,. a ftllllJ 11:• a..... z:m •• S;{, a..: "'lit ear-. .. ...... .,,.., .. ..... ...... (mys) ·~arban sa---. Iii ~----=,.... ( .. ) ·~1111a c:hael O'Shea. Lili. ..._ lllln.a (l) lllNI: .,.._ ir <•> z,es 8 llllil: -.... .Wtaii reef. Joachim Berpr. 1tari11 Dar. iRl9 (mm) ·u Mede Ollerao.. INSIDE ~ the tube - OUTSIDE ~ ....... I _, ._. ...... M1i1J .._ ~ 1111-. *.._.ii ClllMIJMA ill 1955 and CAROUSEL ill 195t slle cal Iii ii ._ Omlllils .., ...._ n-.st be a Wl1 ~ find out -... a.a. c.. llllJ,; ... ...., ...... so JOISll&. ShJrtey doaft't loall ... -20 .. ~ .... ,.. ..... -.... sons. ... u. 11, ... 6. ...... ,,.,,, ........ .. Sl\lrle(s silCll the lllli•l11 411 Mr cmw. • f'w abo afnp .._ _,..., ii ._ • .._ N.turatly J wn a .._ ........ I il$llf. viewed '* ilt Cafe .... ill .... Ollll,.. terdly. I •m.d wtJ ,_ tilt UC 2 2 I _. SMfllJ..,ill~• .... a I z , bf N. Ebw, ... , ...... ...., Cllltia. .. lotl1·timt penoul frleal ... ~ llltfint .... _ ............ _ thlt Shlrfey .WIJ -.. -ii ..... ... of the Week: ifs tiUe, 1HE Clll.S OF....._ TON HOUSE. Shiltey plays • &illislt ...... ii 1 adloof for uflWlld ..a.rs_., II,._ tit for C19C1 I -"t .._ tt '-_._ ti u.t ~ -.............. c:Htlr. ........ SlliJltj(I 'Ill t 20 is ..... tM way I* liff ii • M ........cE ,__, thlt she SIJS it ...................... pnidiars •nd wrtt.rs d tllll .m .._ .. houa ..... Tine ol ...... ...., ..... hive pnlleled .......... ...., .... In Smithton, ............ 1""'9 .. 1,... lation of 800, Shirter's ,.,._mes Ilia - THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 4 19/3 "Scarf ace" Al Capone and George "Bugs" Moran end their nine-year war with· the bluest shootout of them all. Tll~ ST.VM_~~TI~~~ VA_,,, M.Ui~Cl?I: Jason Robards 1 George Segal Iler starrinf in ELMER GANTRY, for which sha won an Oscar. THE MUSIC MAN, llfE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER, TICKLISH AFFAIR, BEDTIME STORY, FlUFfY, llfE SECRU OF MY SUCCESS. THE CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB, and THE HAPPY ENDING, to name a few major films. Today, however, she's seen on the tube more often than in the theatres. When I asked her if she'd like to do more major features, she said "Sure. If the right thing comes along I'd like to do almost anything. The only thing I'm really interested in more right now is my own family, and I'd have to be crazy about the property." * * * This colun doesn't often attempt to review movies or television, but I saw a big, bad, dumb movie the other ni&ht called THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE. The only ~as.on I stayed awake was that Ernie Borgnine yelled from one end of it to the other. The only interesting thin& about It was that the screenplay was written by S11rlin1 Silli· phant and Wendell Mayes. Now to anyone in the movie business that's like a collab· oration between Harold Robbins and John Steinbeck-which is impossible. Silliphant is a sort of TV hack and Mayes is considered one of the best screenwriters around. Or was. He might not be after THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE. I bow llMt people aren't interested in who writes movies, but the fact is that a mowie is only as· food as the script. The best director and actors in the world taA't mab a aood movie out of a bad script. The fact that Mayes' name was on this abortion aroused my curiosity. Through the Writers' Guild I got on his trail and found him (on the telephone) at Goldwyn Studios. I asked him point-blank how it happened that ht had collaborated wlth.:s1lliphant. Mayes said that he didn't know Mr. Silliphant -that he'd written a script called THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE three or four years aio and Mr. Silliphant had rewritten it sometime after that. t atUcl hi11 how his name happened to be in the writinr credits and he said he didn't know, he supposed theY'.d put it on for some reason. I ask~ him (he's a noncommittal fellow) if he was pleased to have his name on the pidure and he said, sure, you get television residuals if your name's on a picture. t aMd ~ how he liked the picture and he said he hadn't seen it. I uked him If he plaMed to see it and he said he probably would so111e time. I told him I ttloutflt the picture was awful and he said he was sorry about that. I asked him llow he felt about the roastinr the critics were giving it and he said critics don't buy ticbts. I wasn't getting anywhere so I laid it on the line. "Who," I asked, "is to blame for this (hastly picture, you or Sllliphant?" There was a pause. "Ah, who the bell caresr• he said. "Blame it on the director-they get all the credit if it's good, let 'em take all the credit if it's bad!" r. ,., ti see THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE again and try to~figuni out why Wendell Mayes' name IJ on that mess. There must be something good in it The Time Machine! wmNAUER "2000'' e Tells the YIAI •the MONTH e the WIEK e the DAY •the HOUI •the MINUTE •the SECOND A LONGINiS-WITTNAUER ,ltODUCT LONGINES- Cho1en to Time the 197 2 Olympic 6•mH -~unich. -AUTOMA TICALL YI And computes, with simple finger-tip •djustment, •II D•ys •nd D•tes into the Yeu 2015 e Stlf-windin_g e W•ter-Resist•nt • Anti·M•gnetic • Distinctive Midnight Blue di•I. M•tching br•celet, $74.95 e with strap, U4.fS • BankAmericarcl • Muter Charge • Kirk Ch.,ge Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. I 0 to 9 HUNTINfHON CINTH HAllOI SHO,,fNG CINTll leoc• a ldl ... , !HO H-'* ....._ H .. t"'ttotl .._. CMte ..... ltJ-5101 141-9411 P•ge 26 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<. FEBRUARY 4, 1973 --..--, . TV 1 ~~·1 Evenin~J Mories ~·.; . . SUNDAY, FHRUAltY 4 • &GO s "The c.m.nc~" (Wu) '61-John Wayne, Stewart Whitman . ~ tJlf the C*'QuetW" (adV) '62-Jack Palance, Guy Madi.on. I 1:90 11 7:30 I on ltlly Door"' (~ra) '49-Humphrey Bo1art. John Derek. "Wltnesa fer the l"roMcudGn" (dra) '57-Tyrona Power, Marl•n• Dletrfch. t:oO 1:)0 7:30 t:OO 1:30 7:30 1:00 a:JO li30 l:JO 7:30 a:so 5:30 7:30 1:00 le.JO 7:JO 9:11 t:OO 7:30 1:00 7 l I (C) ''Goodbye, Columbus" (d,..) '71--All McGraw. Richard Ben· Jamin. MONDAY, f'EaltUAltY 5 1 Jg "This Sav.p untr' (wes) '68-Barry Sullivan, Glenn CorbetL I C "'Gorilla at ... .., (mys) '54-Raymond Burr, Le• J. Cobb. I .. ,_ Ambef'' (rom) '47-Cornel Wiide, Unda Darnell. 4 C) ..,un .... 1 In 9effln" (dra) '66-MlchHI Caine, Eva Renzi. 1 J 6 (C) "The •rothemood'~a) '68-l<h1c Dou1las, Alex Cont. 10 (C) "Deed ltun" (dra} '6 tar Lawford, Georsn Garet. TUUDAY, FHRUARY 6. 7 (C) "Qo Naked In tti• Wortd" (dra) '61--Glna Lollobri1lda, Tony Franciosa. . t <C> "It Tak" All Kinds" (sus) '63-Vara MllHl.Robert Lansln1. 4 10 (C) "'11'9CtMk'' (wu) '68-JamH Stewart, nenry Fonda. 1 J 6 (C) "Divorce His; Divorce Hers" Part I (dra) '72-Rlchard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor. z e (C) "Visions of O.atti" (dra) '72-Monta Markham, Barbara Ander· son. WE.DNIESDAY, FHRUARY 7 1 ''The Incident'' (dra) '68-8Hu BridlH, Ruby Dee. · t (C) "Man tJlf ttl West"' (WU) '58-Gary Cooper, Julie London. 7 J I (C) "Divorce HI~ Divorce Hen" COncl. (dra) '72-Rlchard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I 1 (C) .. Last Train Fnim Gun Hiii" (wH) '59-Klrk Douctas. Anthony Quinn. 5 (C) "Boy, Old I Get a Wron1 Number" (com) '66--Bob Hope, Phyllis Diiier. I (C) -Youn& CaMld)"' (dra) '65-Rod Taylor. Julie Christle. 2 I (C) ''The l"rtlfntllonals,. (adv) '66-Burt Lancaster, LH Marvin. FRIDAY, f'DIRUARY t 1 (C) "Den't Give Up the Ship"' ~~om~~59-Jarry L-1•. 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FOR WWELL THOMAS> radk>ca.der-author~ Did any of the peopks Cll\ll cf ~ to Id you film dte.? lf ~ Jorgensen, Racine, W i8. • Well. once we may ha.Ye narrowly when we were filming a service in what FOB SANDr DUNCAN ls it true you a.re going to many die dodm ..._ pedawsd the opnation on your eye?-L E. L., Des Mr· a, i...a - • Yes and no. Yes. I will many Dr. Tom <Alr.trn, or mq have married him by the time you n:ad tlm. No. he dim*' actually perform the operation. Be was oo the tam al surgeons who performed it. POH SONNY BONO You a.ad 0--are bldE up cm tap. 11111 a "-,.-s .-, your careen were in a dump. A_, np tiw?-a- eow.ell, Je6s;ou aty, Tema. •We filmed a publio-servioe message upp•tg thew al drop in the late l 960's. At the time, many 1em1cliag stm and young people favcnd the use of drogJ. and we bee •n outcasts for not going along with the crowd. We still ap- pose the use of drugs. bot the public md the mla1ainen have changed their minds. FOR DYAN CANNON Is it true that you have never owoed a '--of.,._ -1 -.S. Peters, WabooviDe, Calif. • I never did until recently when I bo .. ght Jll'f &at one iD Malibu, right oo the beach. That's wby it means ., amdl more to me, getting it at this stage ol my life. And I - furnishing it piece by piece. Maybe I wu Jnciy I wailal so 1ongf FOR TONY RANDALL What was the.most painful thing tUt ktpwll • ,_ during >-our c:ueer?-L Roberts, Atlantic aty, N.J. • Working with a lion named Fkdfy about sewn or eiOt yean as_o. I ~·t realli:e when I signed to do the pmt di.t I was allergic to cats. Every time I just 1oobd at ,,., I went into asthma! I would get antihistunine that would put me to sleep. Dexedrine to keep me awake. F"mally they gave me cortisone shots just to keep me gasping for brath. In addition. I was sc-ared to df'ath of the beast. . as the largest mosque in the world. the Jamma Masjid. io New Delhi. My ooUeague Harry. Chase, my wif~ and I were op on a wall, looking down on tliousands of Indian followers of the prophet Muhammad. It was their Friday prayer~ ice. Suddenly the Imam who was presiding turned. pointed at us, and the crowd surged in our direction. We bad no choice but to boldly go down right through the crowd and out toward the carriage. One false move and I might not be here to tell this story. At any rate, we smvived. FOR ERNEST BOllCNlNE You served in the Navy for teo years. U you were 18, and called to tente today, would you go?-A. Robeige, Man· chester, N.R. • Absolutely. f ve always felt that the time I spent in the ..-vice was time well spent. and helped make me a man. There was nothing during my tenn of service that tended to mab me a killer. I did my duty as I saw it, and as I saw my country wanted me to do it. FOR CHAD EVEHEIT Can you ciook?-Barbara Boden, Houston, Texas • In high acbool, I was a short-Order cook at Sullivan's Druptore in Dearborn. Mich. Since then I haven't relished cooking-no pun intended. Fortunately, I manied a girl who is • gourmet cook. FOR EDlE ADAMS Do hedrlers give you a bani time in oightdubsP-N. C. J., South Nyack, N.Y. • Sometimes.. A woman is so much more Umited in how she deals with them than a man. I can•t scream back or put them down u a man could So I just get quieter and quieter until the rest of the audience shuts them up. Once I just stopped and stared at the person who was giving me a hard time. Be stDpped. FOR SYLVIA PORTER, fintmcial columnld Botr did you get yom start writing in the "'man's ..td'" of bnsi•teM and economic analysis?-}. T. BJdt-•m, Key Wemt.fta. • I majored in economics in college-and my dream always was to be a writer. After I graduated I got the idea of oom· birung the two Gelds: economics and writing. Then I just hammered at the doors of newspapers until I was 6nally hired as a reporter. Afterwanl, I went to ~uate school and studied and studied. and worked and worked, and wrote and wrote •... Co.,., Photo by David Norma" r----------------------------------------------------, : Thinking about buying a De'W'car? ! _ ThisfreebookC311hdp)Olunaketberigbtdtoice. I ~~:.= Section I is abo.11 an ia ..,..a •odds, ol car you buy. Section II deals with Ford E, =:--~ opbom.. body tlytes.. i1a w:e, c-aa . Mot« Cotnpuy can.. It off en facts, figu~. : = ::;.-: financing. It will hdp ao mana-wbal kind spccifications-things you need to know. .. AB --.. I ::: ~-: Ji• ,._. frw mn11 ..-: W.. M.-r C y Ustns, P.O. Box 1951, TM Awdcu R_., Deart.on, MicMpm a121 I ~~~ . - 1 ::::~ : O MA.. O MS. O DIL --·-.... -.-- II E :_=+-~ NAME PHONE -· . _,. ---------: I .. =-=---. I ===-: ADDll~ APT. NO. _._.alwduldea I ===-: ZID ('111e ...... liidtew) L -~ -~ ~ ~ ---~-......-----.......------------------------------------~ .... .----...... -----,....---------.... ---... ---J Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oeltie _, • That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Y•I• M ----·-~ Regular: 17 mg'. 'tar',' 1.2 mg. nicotine-Menthol: 18 mg'. 'tar:' 1.3 mg. nicotine av. pu cigsene. FTC Report ~:72 If ·We Describe a Man- How Will These Women Reaet to Him? If you tell tbe avera,e American male that the woman be is about to meet mca.sura 38-23-36, it's practically cuaranteed that his interat will be more than mild. Add that she ii a blonde divorcee. and a picture begins to emerge in the man's mind-an i.m- preaioo that the sisters of the Women's Ube~tion Movement would say is .. unfair to women." But what of the average American f emalc? Does the same Secret Sexist Strain run through her antennae? Does she react positively or oeptivdy to .. disembodied'' advance information about a man she baa never met? Ia she. 100, inftuenced by auppoeedly "ifm)e.. vanf' facts? To find out the answers, FAMIL y Wun Y .. invented" a man's ~ lion and asked prominent women to describe their reactions. lbey did exactly that • ~ • • ~ • 'C 0 u ~ DYAN CANNON Actress Forget ill He is cardboard. AJI brain and brawn, with absolutely no feelings. He is the leading man from every film made in the thirties and forties. TaU, dark. good-looking and terribly mascu- line. He is seemingly hung up on sym- bols-like Scotch and cigan; like O'Hara and Wayne. All are so pat- ently male. Even the idea of getting away from it all-alooe-i.s straight from Cowboy Country. He's a dino- saur. Men are not like him anymore, al least not the men that interest me. If this man could show emotion; could· act like a liule boy; could "lel his hair down'' without fear of ridicule; then I'd be interested. But I doubt if this man could do this. As .i ··boot, .. be is strictly hard cover. You can just smell bis rigidity and his need to con- trol-both himself and others. Oh, yes, there is a positive side. Sinatra, Elta and a stereo that worts. Soul may yet breathe beoeatb the cardboard. •• FAMllV WEEJQ.Y, ~ 4. tm Here Is the -Porcmlf~ \Ve D""'' 1. He is six feet tall. weighs 175 pounds. has brown eyes aod mo- dium-brown. longish hair. 2. He majored in chemistry at college. 3. His idea of getting away from it all is trout fishing-alone. 4. He drinks Scotch only . . . on the rocks. 5. He smokes cigan ... only. 8. His favorite author is John O'Hara. PAMELA MASON A mhor and TV ~nonality Boring. My dear, this man is to boring . . . so utterly. totally dull that be is fascio.at- ing. He's a genu- ine .Rip V ao Wm- tie, a relic, a last-of-its kind (thank God). First of all be is totally out of touch. which is why I wouldn't touch him. He's a man of the 7. His idea of a mm star is John Wayne. 8. His favorite singen ~Prank Sie- atra and El.la Fitzeerald. 9. He worts out in a gym three times a week. 10. His 1V bas been busted for a month. but his $2.,SOO stereo ii in perfect condi'tion. -....._,, 1940'1 or 'SO's, but not « today. No wonder this man is on the shdf. avail- able for loa.o. I bet he's oot oo anyooe'a reserve list. Any man wlM]se idea o1 getting away from it all is to do to without a woman doesn't like womca And trout fhbing? Ugh! Smelly little beasts. If rm suppoted to be impn:acd that be is tall and lean, rm not. rve met some terrifically attractive sbort-and- stouts. I must admit bis majoring in chemistry ioteiests me; I 8nd a ~ logicaJ mind sexy. However, if be is so rigid be can only drink Scotch on the rocb, then bis chemistry is wrong for me. Cipn can be attractive with the right man. Herc. they are obnoxious, almost as obnoxie>tls as this man's na~ which is bow I view bis wortouts at the gym. And I suppoee John Wayne is the idol of a lot of men. Well, it's a free country. I would say the core of this guy is ultra-right-wing conservative. Even trying to read be- tween the lines, be would be a nU. match for me. - I MARCIA ANN GB.I.FSPIE Edit<N of "Essence .. magadne . At one point in my life, 1 could have made a map decision. Not now. Because not only can't you tell a book by ita cover, but thumb- ing through ita pages doesn't help either. And this is even more true of a man. It's. not how be loob, or what kind of scenery sur- rounds him. it's his ability and willing- ness to be human. U his laugh comes with feeling, if his eyes are warm, if his boob are good friends, and music is 50JDelhing be real- ly enjoys, if be can Jove and give affec-- tion-then be is a man ro know. JACQUELINE SUSANN Author As soon as I heard this man was six feet tall, 17S pounds, I waa interested. I just bet with all those workouts be has a divine body. 1 abo tuned in to his mind. Not too many dummiea major in chemistry, you know. And then be loSt me. Boy, did be lose me! Trout &bing? Forget itl Hunting ot fishing for the joy of it repels me. Only once did I bold rod and reel in hand When I caught a fish I stared at the poor ti~ wet-and-wiggly thing and tossed him back. I could never eat anything I ever met personally. And that this man wants to indulge in bis bobby while alone truly upsets me. Not that we don't aJJ require time to ourselves, but with this guy it sounds like a mistrust of people. I suspect be relegates women to the kitchen. Or to the bed. I suspect this is a confirmed bachelor-a shut-in. shutting out the world. How else and why else coukl be or would be Jive with a broken 1V set? I get aeparation anxieties just thinking about not seeing Walter Cron- kite at least three times a w~k. This man-the subject, not you, Walter, Girls: Have JOU been complaining becaUM men - you • • "•x obJect''? Because theJ get ha.ng up on images and never -m to look beyond the surface? Take this almple test-then match your mer against thoM of tome famous women. And•• for you mer.- better reevaluate your feeling• about fishing and Frank Sinatra! darling-is uninterested in r.be world around him and the people in it. No wonder be is still drinking Scotch when tbt nst of the world bas basically turned to vodka. How would he know without a working 1V set, without a chance to see how the "other half' lives on the Merv Griffin show? I'm serious. Furthennore, I suspect this man is humorless-rigid. I bet be has a collec- tion of pipes be cleans endlessly and that all seven electric clocks in his house run in perfect synchronization. This is the kind of guy who likes all the things that are John Wayne &ut who ain't no John Wayne himself. CYBILL SHEPPERD Motkl and actress Judging a boot -or a man-by its cover is stupid and dangerous. Clues are best left to Batman and the FBJ. People who react to clues of- ten reveal deep- seated prejudices. Also, covers do just that-they cover! Often what ia on the outside hides what is truly beauti- ful inside. The reverse is also tiue. Often there ia nothing beneath the cover but mote covers. Clues can tell me nothing about a man. Meeting him could tell me every- thing. A chemistry happens when two people meet, and it ia the chemical in- teraction that makes or breaks a reJa.. tionship, not the fact that we both like John O'Hara and Frank Sinatra. • ELLEN~ Tekvi.rion producer ("Miu Universe'') Wrap him up, rn take him! He sounds fantastic. A noo-show-busi- nes.s type. No more disco- theques. No pre- mieres. No MGM dialogue that was dreary when Rob- ert Taylor laid it on Greta Garbo. A sane, healthy male who majored in chemistry. I just know this matrfis my type. He is older, mature and lites the simple lhinp in lite. No nightclubs, he's an outdoor type. Lots of fresh air and clean Jiving. Whoop- peeee! Having worked for 1be Joe Na- math Show" and '7he Diet Cavett Show,.. rd be delighted to be with a man wbo doesn't want to watch tele- vision. Let him watch me instead. And I love S-matra. ro throw away aU my Tony Bennett records to prove it. Th.is is a sensible, sane man-a man of few surprises or eccentricities. Great! fve bad it with the creative types. Let him drink Scotch. Let him eat cake, if he likes.. And cigan are gorgeous. There is something verf re85'uring about a man who still drinks Scotch and smokes cigars. And a man who likes to get away from it all rather than make it aJJ happen! Ob my. ob my. Listen. Before I freak out. is this guy married? JONELLE ALLEN Star of "Two Gtntkmtn of Yuan.a'' and "Com~ Back Charkston Blue'' He mildly in- terests me. He obviously loves music. so we're in tune on that. although I have the feeling that Chicago would be just the name of a city to him. This guy is no swing- ing dude. He's a mature man. which is great. since I pref er older guys, bot be seems ultra-conservative. rd expect Barry Goldwater and William Buckley to be his idols. I like bis need to be alone. That's groovy. Few people can do that-just be by them.selves. To me, that's a sign of togetherness, that be doesn't feel the need, to take a girl with him. And I like the fact that be smokes ci8an. particu- larly little ones. That's a quirt of mine. I find something terrifically aexy about the way a man bolds one in bis teeth. John Wayne, John O'Hara. wortouu at the gym. Scotch-these mean very little to me. I'd feel a lot better about them, and him. if Edna St. VillClCOt Mil- lay and LeRoi Jones were included. This man is so male male. That always bothers me. But the bottom line: What does be like to do on a rainy day? What is his favorite time of year? What are his hopes and fears? Does he know how to laugh, bow to cry? Without thole answers, he and I are nowhe~. As it stands. be is plastic and needs eome feelings to bring him to life. DR. JOYCE BR0'111ERS PsyC'hologm I married this man-in part. My h~ too, la six feettaJl;weigbs l 7S pounds; has deeJ>-brown hair and warm brown eyes. He abo has a similar schedule for physical fit- ness. He loves music. and Sinatra is also his favorite singer. I equate Sinatra with tenderness. Yet, based on the clues, tenderness wouldn't seem to be one of our sub- ject's long suits. Basically, this man seems cut off from his emotions. ln some ways. that doesn't surprise me: A recent study shows that scientists tend to make lousy husbands because of over-involvement in their work and in themselves. I'm abo concerned with what sounds like his John Wayne I American-style machismo hangup. An- other recent study shows that cowboys and playboys have an inability to show and share their feelinp. More often than not, they are out of touch with how they feel. This kind of man is ttained from childhood that be shouldn't feel things-feeling is femi- nine. And that, of courae, is rubbish. ...Poe of the reasons so many men sutler heart attacts is that they're unable to release their emotions. Because this man is self-involved, it isn't surprising that he prefers his own company to a woman's or even a male friend's., and 90 goes off atone ro do bjs fishing. Basically. be is nonverbal; this may wort between John Wayne and bis horse, but it's disastrous in a male/ female relationship. I need communica- tion with my man-both verbal and nonverbal. Emot.ion~Uy, this man would shut me oul And since I'm alle:r- gic to cigars. I'd never Jct him fJl1ll goet very close to me, eithet. ...W FAMILY WEEKLY. febtuaty 4, 1973 • a Columbia's excit ing new men-ibership offer~~ 1 RECOR~!197 If,... tNt ... C1t&1iiilll1 ~ C.-_, ..,_ .. •.t: 11-,_,., .. ,.....a.~........ -*'ti TAP~!197 NpMtola .. ~T ... C.-_._. ..... .... ·-._, ......... CMtpttcee) ....... p' ... 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I flnaJly managed to grow up at age 29," says Tom Weiskopf, one of the moat powerful drivers in the history of golf. Weiskopf came Into his own by winning the $52,000 first prize In the recent Jackie Gleason Classic. He beat his Idol and fellow Ohio State alumnus, Jack Nicklaus, by a single stroke and didn't throw his club once. •.. Weiskopf joined the pro tour In 1965 and showed enormous skJU and power, but also displayed temper tantrums that ruined his chance. to become a consistent winner. Dubbed the 0 Spol1d Brlltof Goff," .. would ....... Nadube ~ trMI, INlttte with pholog....,..... Md ..,.mtors, end .... ~ e. WM quitting the game. Hil wle, • Mllutltul lonMf .. .._ Mmn11Dtll'' mid w\nner of the taJ9ftt contest In • Mta Amertca P99unt, alwap Mttled him down end oot him bKk on te. cou,.. .... Weiskopf learned his golf from his parents, both golfers, who first met when they were drawn as partners In a foursome. Weiskopf says he Inherited .. driving pow fl'Oft'I .. mother, who In.., dllJ could ouldffwe..,.,.,,. .... "Bebe" ZaharlM, ttw No. 1 women'• gotter of her era. ..• Nicklaus waa an upperclassman when Weiskopf entered Ohio State and Weiskopf caddied for him a few times. When he beat NlckJaus In the Gleason Classic, he satd, .. Bating Jack WU my OFMlest thrill. But he'a .al the 9l'Mlelt golfer ewer-Md .a.o the grnt11t guy In the wortd." Nicklaus, along with Mrs. Weiskopf, had been after Tom for a long time to control his temper and to accept occasional bad shots as part of the game .. "I'm glad they finally got me to make peace with myself," Weiskopf observes~ ~~Abi••wvn ~Flak ROBERT CULP: 0 MOYle Violence And lluochlsm Must Be Stopped" BY JACK TIPPIT Your Head Says "I've seen stuff In the company of my children at horror movies that raised the hair on the back of my neck, and that's not easy to do tq me. All of this sadism and masochism, and gratuitous violence and sex must be stopped. It isn't that I object automatically to sex and pt1yalcal roughnesa In filma. But I'm against its misuse-just throwing ft In gra- tultouaty." Movie and TV star Robert Culp declares: To Diet-But Does Your Heart? Are there good times to go on a diet? Bad times? Absolutely! You'll be more succeaaful sticking to ll]llJll\ a diet when you're "emotJonalty ready" to "It used to be that movie-makers relied more on imag- ination. Now they try to outdo each other In shocking an audience .... There la a tremendous hue and cry about this, but that's not enough. I suppose eventually audiences will grow more discriminating. But I don't think we can afford the lamuy of waiting. Audlencea muat become more cbcrimlnatlng now, and ,.ject .,, "Call my teacher and tell her I don't feel Ilka conforming today." lose weight One doctor estimates that 80 percent of his overweight patients are Intellectually ready to lose weight-that le, they have made up their minds to do It- but emotionalty they aren't yet ready to give up depending on food when they get anxious. What to do? "Recognizing that the wmptatton to owrut wtU oc:cur when you'N anxloutt la moN tMn h8lt the battl9," reports the doctor. "It'•• nlUMIN of ufety-llke a general who knoW9 from which quarter U. att.ck ruy come." One of his patients, the doctor points out, even re-routes his way home from work whenever he't anxious, to avoid passing a certain tempting pastry ahop. -8y Harriet la Barre .Jobmanshlp What It Takes to Run ASmallBual .... Perhaps you are one of the many people who hope someday to own a small retail business. If so, before you Invest your time and money, look yourself over and see if you have the kind of personality that successful retail owners need. Successful atore- owner managers, It has been found, must be •• ...., bMwra," wllllnt to wotil long hocn Md •tno to .. ,,,. o.,_., Thelrdeslretogetahead Is very strong and they .,. c:omtomlble laldng ftllca when necessary. To succeed as a small-business owner, JOU ..... to .... that money la vwy lmporWIL You ario have to..,_ your lncllpenclence "" highly. As owner-manager you have to be able .. to "read' youf customera-thls helps of this exc:ea. Otherwise the trend will continue." Mr. Culp is costar and director of the recent movie, "Hickey and Boggs."-lnt8r¥1ewed by W111am Wolf you predict selllng trends and keeps you adaptable to changing times. The United States Small Business Bureau has numerous free publications that It will send upon request to small buai- neamen of all kinds. These publica- tions help small businessmen solve their human relatlons and technical problems. Write for .. Uat A0 to your nearest United States Small Business Bureau.-BJ 8. A. Redford ... The Do-It• Younelf Brent Examination-How You Do It Shlrtey Temple Black recently per- fonned a notable service for women by announcing her own mastectomy. She also urged self~xamlnation and eat1y detection by a doctor. Every . woman over 35 should examine herself once a month. To ex.-nlne rourwff, 8tand In front of a mirror with your ..... on yourhlpe, looldng for an, dJtlerenc::e In thllpe, contour, ekln color, tuture, or pucbt'9'g betw.n .... two bNata. Then .... your ... over'°"' hMd Md do the ume. 1hen lemfoiwardMddolhe ....... n.r. .... each~ beginning In the c.nSMd mowfng In wtdeMag concentric drclel Look tor •nr unusual al'M. Two of the most common types of,...., .... the hard, lmlnoWlble, gritty one llftd the ewotlen, movable, tuld-fllled, painful one. AJ.o, feel WMtw JOUr •rmplta for •ny unuaual twrd lumps, whlle you Ile down. RepQ#'t any. thing......., to the doctor. Medical advances have Increased the rate of good outcomes tremendously, and the cpsmetic results are often not un- pleasant. But it all dependa on your bringing the problem to the doctor's attentlon.-By John J. Secondl, M.D. FAMILY WEEKLY. FebN8ry 4. 1973 •I # THE HEAVIEST -Oii RECORD WEIGHED 1,069 LBS. •WAS BURIED IN A PIANO CASE! ~~ Tiie bls1.,cl Tiie •aaJJntl TM ridlelll The JUpall 1he oldatl Tbe~I Thef.._I Tlltareat· .. 1n.c........_..,,....., ._. coacallll O'fer 3,000 rec> orda of~ unare. tk ac:bJne. -'-of-. tbe wodd of IPOCtl. the am, entenalllmeat, nlralon, ..... die llnlCCCll'IJ aid -dlulcal wodd, aad liWI ktlOWD fwUlk: ~m I IJ Pacbd with nbelle"able faeta and ooter :tso llllotoa. 11111.E AB AICl..,I AllAZE ,.,, ,,.,.,, You woo't be able to put tbia bOot don. 1llJa MO pep~ ~ la a must ftW &QY llbrarY. Nearly 10.000,000 coplea aofd worldwide. ~ ., ... (pllll poet· ... aDd bandlJaa). Moneybaclc Guarantee S..-. "fwz"r wmc" :,;. Alu Linton from Ireland ..., ;. •• ..-ra ftY'ftftllll holds &be record! Herc be ~" ut1.1111~ ~ 1""' "awallowa .. four 27-inch •••••oooooooootooo blada at oae time. Aad be't It +4 P d ..,_ ~ only 63 incba tall ~ reea&tr _.ea at u '7'C.. ,. LAllCDJ' CAil EV&R auILT: The Bupui .. Jtoyale,. "' ~bicb Ollly $ ~ ...... maaared 22 ft. in lenJtb. The hood aloac .... OW:I 1 ft. Iona. SwehtWalst Mn. Ethel Gran~ of &a- land, with a 13-anch waist, has the tia.iat belUine for a -""---""' nonnal-ciz.ed pcnoo. .. ,,.. rAUO. "'1• IClllO tN 800« MnHOltnATWE... A PflllOll CAii llEA.D All INOllHlllMU wnHOUT STOPPING" 900«•-The N.Y. Tl.... -a.tuq Aevl- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• If JOU're big on : • lllTl1 U MAI I A ~a:.e-;.~ I ·-k-•a•u W...._t Tiii$ .. ii mJ M111 HIU111181 To be honest widt JOU. .tiea -.. MW this book, ~ .. die o6le (~ BookflDckta) aa6d, "Utb. .. Bat --SOC owr tbc lltocl. --W.'t ,. die boot down. Allywq. -fdt -Iliad to iadudlr this boot in our calaJos. For am. _.., cajoy Ciiia k.lnd ol rad ... and ...... llnJlll .._.._ JOU'll lllnd UlJ9 "'** , ........... _.. .... "ttf'J f ruJl7! I Fla•. la 1921 •• _ ....... cm- alltalbetllltde 1t 1earoWGnce..._ Be wuaneatH • J'al'I ..... AJ. INrt was alto IN· ...... _ ...... ............ 5 o81erdAlrm. nilie01111oee of -~ ~of Ole bit I.SO )'emS ._. ... Ill A ....., or a-. 111 Jiiii. s,...--of u.e -W• IOftmOll auciocidea Oii crime. la ablNc 7.SO pidwa aed I0.000 wordl ol tat are .... ~led ~of,_•-. ..... -n.: ... ' -~~~ 11,AIC.. .... ......... . ...... ....., ............. .......,..,.. ............ . a.p.·~ ... IMll.'1111 .... ...... -..c.,ra .~ ....... n.A-. ..... ., ...... c.... 1'nlll ......,, .... • t ... _, '£ .. ladoclee dYPkra a. Police ~~;:.=~~ dnadllis ~ ii_., SS.JS CJ11111 poet. ..s .) ~ _. " IOld wttJl a fulf ~ .......... on.. ~ ,,.. • ., 110. ********************* Pl~~ 111~ thu coupon and print c/,arly _ . __ . __ : llOUWAY IOOIFllBS, fi,· '-A : : 1911 .... AY, IEW Yolk; t• Im : : Please RUSH me the following boob marked : • below. Each boot is only $5.'5 plat 6011! • : post.age and handling and is sold w11h a full : ; money-back guarantee. : : ..... 2.-. ............................... : : ·-· ~' I ----------------IJ oolc of World RtttON/s PIC1orltll History of CrllM TOTAL ENCLOSED : name. _____________ _ I : addras. ___________ _ ------------P----- i All BOOKS ARE HARD COVERED! : l----···-----··----···---·----·-··-J • People Quiz By John E. Gibson How Your Face Gives You Away TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Women are better than men at communicating their emotions • through facial expression. 2. It's much easier to tell if a per- son is mad than if he's happy. 3. Specific emotions are expressed by certain parts of your face. 4. Women interpret facial expres- sions differently than men do. 5. Contempt is the easiest emotion to communicate by the expression on your face. 6. It's usually easy to tell when a person's facial expression doesn't match his actual f eelin~. ANSWERS 1. True. lo studies at the University of Pittsburgh, pairs of women and pairs of men were tested on their ability to "convey information rela- tive to their emotional state through facial expressions." The women scored a higher degree of accuracy in communicating their feelings than the men did. Another study showed that women particularly ex- celled over males in the ability to communicate happiness, Jove, fear and anger-by facial express.ion. They were least effective, however, in expressing determination. 2. Fa/.re-according to findings of psychological studies at a leading unjversity, which showed that pleas- ant emotions are judged more ac- curately than unpleasant ones. This means that even when you're nurs- ing a terrible grouch, you probably don't look as angry as you are. 3. True. Studies show that feelings of pleasure are predominantly cx- presM:d by the mouth region. Sur- prise is largely indicated by the eye region (the rajsed eyebrow). The investigators note that "though cer- tain simple exp~ions can be iden- tified from areas of the eyebrows, eyes. nose and mouth, complex e.x- preuions can be read only through the eyes"-which is in agreement with the conclusions of the poets and philosophers, who have defined the eyes as the windows of the self. 4. True. Jn studies at the University of Georgia, men and women were tested as to their reaction to faces portraying various emotional expres- sions. Results: Women rated pleas- ant faces to be relatively more so than did the men. On the other hand, unpleasant ex.pressions were perceived as "more dangerous, ag- gressive and threatening by females than by males." 5. Falu. University of Florida stud- ies have shown that contempt is the most difficult of· all emotions to communicate. Happiness was found to be the easiest . 8. True. A study sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health has demonstrated that one of the easiest ways to detect deception in facial expression is to keep one eye on hand and body movements. When they don't match what the expression on the person's face is saying, deception is indicated. The study points out that ''tbe hands, unlike the face, are not fakers; most people wiU not use their hands to dissimulate .... While facialJy smil- ing and pleasant, a person may be tearing at a fingernail, digging into his cheek, protectively hold-,_ ing his knees, and so forth." liAJm February 4. 1973 /iunl(p ~ TM Hewapeper MligulM LEONARD 8. DAVIDOW, Cta.trm.n MORTON FRANK. Pr..w.nt and Publisher PATRICK M. LINSKEY, V.P., Advertising Director MORT PERSKY, V.P., Editor In Chief Assoc. Advertising Mgr.: RobertJ. CMaUan; REYNOLDS DODSON, Managing Editor Martletlng Director: Sid Uy9taky; New Yori! RICHARD VALDATI, Art Director Sales Mgr.: Geralds. Wroe; Women's Editor: ROSALYN Alfj!VAYA Chicago Sales Mgr.: Joe Fru.r, Jr.; Food Editor: MARILYN HANS~ Detroit Sates Mgr.: RlcMrd T. Flynn Associate Editors: Audref Allen. JOlft Publisher Relations: Robert D. ClrneJ and Henric:ben, Hat Landon: LAe EUia, V.P.a and Co-Dlrectoni; Robert Contributing Editors: Peer Oppenhel~. H. Marriott, T1tomM H. O'Neil, Managers; West Coast: LanJ lortlteln, Sports. Asst. to Publisher: JoMph G. AnMtrong Asst. Art Director: HELEN HAMILTON, Newspaper Services: Glorla Brter, Plcturet Promotion, Robert Banter; Production: Melbourne Zlpprldt, Director; Distribution Manager: Louis Lsala; Richard Wendt, Manager; Transportation Coordinator: Eunlc» Rfdl .. r Advertising Makeup: Roberie Cofllne Edltoflal 1 Adv9t'tltlnt HMdquartera: 141 Lexington Aw., .... York, N.V. 10022 C 1t7S FAMILY WEEKI. Y, INC. All rigtatll ,..... .... . 10 • FAMILY WEEKLY, February 4, 1973 I ~ ( ( Al SU (84 bo ba .... .. fol •<>hen Called T....,iuml •Produces Own Water Supplyl •Goes UnetUMided for Monthsl $ 2 00 2 for $3.75 ~:.--=_.......,""""". • ea. 3 for $5.00 ...... • Mil ..... .t HM• ef W~; UM ......... ... ..... ,.. .................... ,..., Nit ........ "" ,,., •tltr ta.M Ytlll ... •~-et ........... ... ..... .,._., U... wtN t• YOUR ..... llae ........ wlaa ...... ,..._ ...... ...,...,._ .. ,... ... a..-..J1111 ....... -....... ,. ..... Pam .................. ,... .. ... ... , ..... tee ....... .._. ., ........................ . a. ............................................ ..... .... _ ... .,.., .................................. ...... ..... ..... ..... ttl Mlf• ----~· U.. UM MMl' .._. ... "'9 I te et11er ....,., PH1c.et1 (Ill• •lltalw •t lfMltu•M) fw r....ef ... ,........ I Plant CREEPING RED SEDUM 4 forSl.00 ( 8 for S 1. 75) ( 12 for S2.50) ( 24 for S4. 75) (48 for S9.25) An extraordinary ground cover for masses of summer flowers -evergreen winter foliage! (Sldum Spurium, Dntg0n'1 Blood) Rock 11rd1ns, bordtn. td1inp, Und• shldy trtes, Ind stllp banks win Ill llin with e1rlfnt color when you pllnt this Cntpi,. R• Sldum. Just pllCI th• .. ndy, northtm naray pawn pllnts lltout o• foot 1part ind wltda thtm t1k1 ovw. FiU trouble-\." so• 1r111 with 1 nm 3~" ull cov• thlt spruds ~ fut, yet doem't _... pruni... Depend on it for •rilht nd, star-like flown hoin June dlroulh Septlmbtr -lttrlctivt, thick, 18111i-- w ... •n folilgl the rest of the yar, tvtn in mll-z•o w•ttlll'I Grows and spreads without special care, in sun or shade, even in poor soil! One of Nature's most richly colored tr:ees .... ROYAL RED MAPLE S1.50ea. Special-By-Mail Offer! COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE 4 year old 10-18,. size 3 f $ 1 o o ( 7 for $2.00) or • (_16 for $4.00 ) Yes -that's right -now you can purobue the beautiful Colorado Blue Spruce (Pkee puneens eJauca) at amazingly low prices - only 25 t each when you send for 16 ! 'lbese are strong northern grown, nicely rooted 4-year old~ 10-1&" aed.llnp that are all nursery crown. Just the riebt size for transplantlng. Excellent for use as comer groups, windbreaks, or as individual speci- mens. Buy now and baYe the added pleasure of shaping your tree just the way you want wbUe you watch it grow. (Free plantlnC culde Included with eacll order). •WONDERFUL SHADE TREE! OM of Fall's molt ~ colored tne1 II ttae blliutlflll RBD MAPLB (Acir nalnm) wllb Ii ........ ~ .eololed lliifti. la~ tlli ... Ii Jo.deid with delleate llDlll Nd ftoiren. ID _. .. , tbe ._t ~ llaftl of u..t RID llAPLl8 .m .... ,.. lolids of wolldlrM ........ A WIJ •IJMIC .......... llllde tn. tMt wm She you ~ of ~ .adertloL S.Cllllilt •a In• or llrilt ...._ A ,_.., M ~ ... tr.. You ...._ ..... ben1Y rooW UDd •l1da'l I &o 4 loot coll9ded trw. AD ldMJ tn ........... Ilia. Olds DOW wblle tile •PlllJ 111k Beautiful woody vine gives astounding foot-long flowers CHINESE WISTERIA e Fast Growing e Fragrant, Colorful Blooms $1 00 3 for $2.50 • ea. 6 for $4. 75 'Ibis is a remarbble vine: it erows unusually deme with rigorous twining 'fines that erow and crow to form a slightly weeping, thickly foliaged specimen. But the most breathtaking thine happens late in May: huge, blue-violet Oower clusters 1ee111 to cover eftfY· thing in sight! A cut Oower 1eDS1tion! Order this old-fashioned favorite (Wisteda sinensia) now and get strong 12" to ta", fast powinc planta. An Oriiiiiiiritil 5*'satiOn MOUNTAIN ASH onlytl.00 ea. (3 for S2.60) Cl for M.50) Ml 1 'p • Alll --OI -~ 11 C.f •• • ........ of .._ .. -..... ......... ,._ .................... ... ..... "' _, .... ••1• ....... .. -•·• 1119 ._II ms 1;11 Wiiia .._ .-Ip_,,,_ ................. .. 1W. fte Mau •t• Ml (I Ill L Ar S I 1 ... ., ........................ .. H'.lilllllli' ........ l'at llilllf-• .-todlj. Y•'l..,..blnlywtllira_, __ 111' to1•,.._ One of Nature's Loveliest Sights PINK MIST SMOKE TREE only$). 50 ea. ~~ ::; ~:~! In July when most other trees hate quit bloombJC. the beautiful Pint Mist Smote Tree (Cotinus coa· ygria) burst forth with a biC duster of ~t pint panicles resembling blC clouds of Outty smoke so dense you can't see tbroup them. Tbe tree looks like one large doud of a:noke -like a pink cloud resting on a tree trunk. And then in the Call the tree is ablaze in a beautiful array of red, scarlet and orange foliage. Grows to 15 feet. Espe- cially lovely when three are plant.eel totether. You receive c:boice, band &elected 1 , to a, bees. ··GOL;DEN STEM'' WEEPING WIL~OW $1 5 0 (3 for $3.00f • each (6 for SS.00) (Salix Niobe) Probably the fastest powiDc lbade tree. Grows as mµch as eieht to tear feet a yes! Slender, craceful~ drooping bn.Dcbes. Blue-ereen leaves in .,tng and summer change to beautiful Cold in autumn. And the gold colored but makes this tree a showpiece in •bit.er u well u 1WD1Der • Very hardy. Nice 2'-4' m11my pown tree&. T1tew ..... amue II w•I ..... t ... .,..1 Ord• l1t1 Pll Mu• ... ut, Masses of color 8lrly in GIANT HYBRID CLEMATIS • Delicate beauty 52.00 ea. ! for $3.75 for $5.25 CREEPING PHLOX 3 for only ~1.00 ( 8 for $2.00) ( 20 for $4.00) C.• YOtl ......... • ... lit _,. ~a... ...... --ef ,.._, .. colot' •1111•.._ .. ~ .,._., Cnllpl111 "'to•---· ............ ~ .... ....., rounded u•1 of color ....... eaty 4 ...._ ..._ Aad CNeltlnl "9tox Mw ...._ _..._... .._ taleL fflnt. ttley Uy .,_., .... .... ....._ SecoRdty. tttey .... ---.. --...... ~ 1111'1111 wlten f-ot..., UlllllS -la....._ Tlllnl,, tttey are wond..tul for tr0•• ....,.._. ~ Grow In tNrt llhacl• or t.n • ._ IUc:ti ..._ ._.,. -nt of OUI' cltoke: Rosy ..... ._. ......_ .-. wtlfte. '"81tPI'*. Yo•,........__..__ pownfloNcllt.lsions. Tlie9 , .... ~ ce-.tll .._... ......,. ... i. a.le Ju••"" collt• .. unt• ..ty s.e--.. MeeM1 -. to •" ecroa. Ce-tis wltt -Ue yot1 WIUll ftl ,.. .. l'owtli •nd ..... procl•ctlolt of flo-L It •II cs•ldrty ., ....... •P •• aroullll .._ .. feacea. t,.. stumpa. ..,.. trouMno .... ut•tty posts. vou•tt tlwllt to t.,. clloae• of tu• \'elwaty. rtc::llly color• ftoww1 ttuit wt• co•• t.,. ........ ,, wlML Ord• tM•Y •• ......,. ,..., CllMlce of tlle• popu.., colon:,._...,. Int Pi'*• IM'llM ,.. or IN'llfUftt ,....._ You'll,_..,. atunly.,..... llou• l'OW• ••• ....... a.. Ha" .... ltlc pots. EllJoy t.,. ltrlltlnl Mllvty .. a-tta •,... ... pnl. -•. HOUSE OF WESLEY. NURSERY DIVISION .,.. 33-105, Runl Routll 1 Bloomlngton. Illinois 61701 s..11-..below: OPrepeid Ocoo .. inoia Rllid1 1t1 "-Add 5" Seles TH MDre SpecWs on nut IMll· "-tend 251' l>epolit on C.O.D. onl9n of $10.00 or more . NAIE ~~~....;...~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EXTRA HUGE STRAWBERRIES ·25for$2 25 ~,: ·::~ ~ ~:L (200 for $1 O.C>O) :n.1Mtt111e ........... .,.., .. _____ ... --- .... -.. • tlllla te .......... , Elltb'? 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TIM ... nil' plants flowerll( ... lwtlM ........ ., .................. .,. ........... •111' .............. tlMtr ........... .. lillllces u... 1Matu11111 Tiiis o1111t-. fawr .. Wiii add a pen ._, to rour property • .. ter9s e' ... utr ......... Orcls today .......... ~ ... 1..a• ......... Smart CooiQng This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen prepares a Broiled Glazed Ham Steak, plus a side dish called Mushrooms a la Cheddar. HNo matter how hard you try, every family gets tired of the same old flavor combinations night after night. I've dis- covered that ham, cheese and mushrooms go so well together, I've added this menu to the list of 'standby meals' at our house." Idea: Combine the Tastes or 11am. Cheese and llAR1l. YN'S llENU Cllllled Plll1 ..... .lulce ....... Glamd .... SllrM MUSHROOMS AND GREEN BEANS a la CHEDDAR 1 lb..,.... ........ • 2 C*'l9 ( ....... , .. ad ........ 51M'l1111aw butter._....,. 2tabl1111ao.•lour llllk 1~ cape *eddld Clledder ...... 4 droP9 hot p1pper .... 1 pq. (10 OD.) --cul ..... bew.c:oKedMd ......... 2-3ellceetomt.cut• ........ 2 tablllllDDM la.lllld ..... ... aeft, optlanlll 1. Rime, pat dry aod slice fresh mushrooms (makes about S cups) or drain canned mushrooms. raerv- ing Y.& cup of the liquid. 2. In large skillet melt 3 tablespoons of the butter. Add mushrooms and aaut~ S minutes, stirring fnquently. Set aside. 3. lo a medium saucepan melt ~ ma.ining 2 tablespoons butter. Stir in flour; cook and ltir 1 minute. 4. Gradually blend in 1 cup milk if using fresh mushrooms or, if using canned mushrooms, Y.& cup milk and the reserved Y.& cup mmhrooin liquid. Bring to boiling point, stir- ring constantly. 5. Remove from beat and stir in I cup cheese aod bot-pepper sauce. Stir in raencd mushrooms and green beans. Reheat until just heated through. & Spoon into a shallow I Y.&-qt. oven-proof serving dish. Sprinkle with remaining Y.& cup cheese. Broil 4 incbea from source of heat about 3 minutes, or until clM:aC is melted. 1. Garnish with toast points and aJ.- The MCfel of tNe week'• menu fl Mushrooms a la Cheddar. It rnakH a .-change of p11ee from the usual w.gelllbledllhe&. monds. Delicious served with ham. Malct14~ servings •Or 1 can ( l lb.) cut green beans, drained, or ~ lb. frah green beam, cooked, drained. BROILED GLAZED HAM STEAK ~ cup daltt com eyrup 1fa cup.,......... Juice, Olltinge Ju~ ...... Juice 1ft ta1111aon ground dovw 1 tabtup aoa butler or marprtne 1 2~ -lb. fullJ coobd ham .... k Wlloledovw 1. In small saucepan, combine com syrup, pineapple juice, ground cloves and butter. Heat to boiling, reduce beat. Let simmer, uncovered, 3 minutes. 2. Cut fat on ham steak diagonally into ~-inch diamonds.. Stud center of each diamond with whole cloves. Place ham steak on rack in shallow broiling pan. Spoon &0me g]au mix- ture over ham. S. Broil 6-8 inches from source of beat, basting occasionally with glaze. Broil 10 minutes per 1ide, or until steak is nicely browned. 4. Place steak on heated platter, cut into ~ -incb-thiclc slices on the diagonal. Malcts 6 servings FAMILY WEEKLY, F9t>ru1ry 4, 11173 • 11 • , . MICE ARE ACilJAIJX HARDER TO KII1 111ANRm. Special Fonnula kills Mice More Effectively Than Even A Rat Killer It's a scientific fact that a mouse is actually more diffi- cult to kill than his bigger, stronger cousin-the rat. While rats devour hu$e amounts or rat-killing bait. mice are smaJI eaten ... and nest in tiny, inaccessible lo- cations. So mouso-killing bait must be more efl'ective to do the job. To overcome this problem. d-CON~ maker of America's most successful rat-killing product, developed a special formula to kill mice. It's call- ed Moun-Paun• and it's concentrated with twice as much mouse-killing power than other leading brands. What's more, the killing in- gredient in Mouu-Paun is recommended by the U.S. Government. COllVUDT, WY TO USE -10 VIOlUT POISOIS MOUSJ!-PaUfE feeds out of the package automatically. When mice eat enough, they go away and die. It's easier and cleaner than mouse traps-you don't have to handle traps or touch mice. There's no disp<>UI problem! And it cootaans no violent poisons, so it's safe when used as directed. even around children and pell. .. • • l t: 0 a. ., c J; 3 • E ! -c M c 0 Report to tl\,e F"W ~Oll@'t This week, Women's Edltm ltcmlyn Allrevaya gives some handy tips for pi~ out swim.sults. ''We all like to avoid ttmtmoment of truth tn the dressing room," she says. ''Here's a little foreknowledge that might make it less painful." (Postscript: If style is a problem for you, now's the time to swimsuit shop. The biggest choice is during the cruise-wear season.) How to Choose A Swimsuit lbr '°8r ·Figure The trick to picklng out a swim- suit is not in mowing fashion trends f your choices, after all. are really llmited to b1klnis and one- .Piece or two-piece suits) but ln n1tely for you are swtmsutts wit detail (buttons, a pocket, belt, or surpUce bodice), and bo1d or two tone pattems, wldcb break the long bead-to-toe Une. ~. knowing what is flattering. There are four common ftgure faults: too short, too tall, too thin, too buxom. ~ore's some strategy to use wb.eD buying your next sw1msu.lt: s. latMr Dia: Your kind of swim- suit Is one m a weightier f.abttc- choose from sweatery-tnit Orlon, denim. or plqu6, for exRJDple. Lean towald J.tgbt, bright colors that seem to add glrlh. Avoid sleek, clinging styles. i) :.i 0 j ~ i :; 2 :s 0 IC Ill ~ 0 U yon"re rather bill or veiv thin. try a swim dress In pique to gift a bortzontaJ Une to your ftgure. Piped tn a contrasttng a>lor, with matching cover-up, this ensemble Is by Donald Brooks for Slndalr. Tbongs by MJDer Eye. c • ~ 0 z ~ > • 0 >-.0 t. Somewhat Short: You11 look taller H you choose one-piece swlm.sults in bright, solid colors. U you tns1st on pattern, stick to a ttny floral or geometric. Empire banding, where figure demarcation is above the waist, also gives the muston of height. A void a skirted swimsuit, un- less thighs are hefty. 2. Very Tall: To mtntmtre your height, look for a swlm.su1t that~: ates a horizontal llne. Select a two- plece style or one with a sklrt. Deft.. t. luua: Swtmsuits that loot best on you are classJcally simple, with ftgure-lenglllenlng llnes.1be V-neck~ line bas a sHmmtng effect, as does the one-coJor loot and a non-bolty fabric. Don't mate the mistake of buying a suit a me bigger or trying to squeeze Into a ~ smaller. That will only emphasize what you"re trying not to. A princesHtyle swim- suit would be an 1deal choice. ~Its bard1y a figure ftaw to some, those who are too amply endowed may have tmuble ftndlng bosom flt and support. Engineered with a geneious bra top, this ltalJan.Allor bltlnl. tnlt of Phllllps 66 nylon, ls by Jay-Cee Swimwear of Florid.a. Hat by Therese Ahrens. To tleet down a tblct mldrttf. pall aa a llrm.mllned Oll&jJlece suit by Jay.Gee Swtmweer ol llodda. Fasldaned of PhlWps 66 nylon. lts laces will adjust to lhape yum tlpre. 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY,~ 4, tt 73 Sewing Corq,el By Bosalya Altrevaya The Smart Dress Silhouette PRINTED PATTERN' Do you remember only a few short years ago when you could find a dress that slipped on with ease (allowing for those extra pounds you might have gained), and because of its complete de- tailing didn't need IU\Y adorn- ment? This ia that kind of dress. Smart box pleats, button-and- atitching detail set tbia perfect afternoon dress apart. Make it in a abort-sleeve or sleeveless ver- sion, in Silk, lightweight wool or a double-knit fa bric. ' Size 12 takes 2% yards of 44- incb fabric. Standard body mea- surements for size 12 are: Bust 34, Waist 2.S'h, Hips 36. 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Remit $5.95 extra with this coupon. #53501 FAMILY WEEKLY, l'ebruary 4, 11173 • 17 JUST THINK OF 1llE ODOR PlliCct ''AS C-D COULD SOLVE FOR YOU ••• IN THE HOME OR INDUS11r'9 BOAi~ CARS: HIS ,,, Git--------------------------~· .... _ ... a ___ .,._ ... ..,... • a ..._ _________________ _......._. ' a .WSlllla ... --- • ,. In your great grandfather's day there was no doubt about who needed life insurance. The head of the household, of course. The breadwinner. The man in the family. New York Life issued relatively few policies then on the lives of women. These attitudes are rapidly changing. Today, most families still begin their life insurance program by insuring the husband. But as they are able, many go further. More parents realize the loss of either would present major financial problems for the family. Life insurance for both makes sense. Similarly, many career-minded women-married and single -are concluding that life insurance has an important place in their financial security. As a result of this new thinking, more than one- quarter of al I the pol ides New York Life issued last year were to women. This year it will be even more. Can New York Life serve you? Of course, whether you are male or female, single or married. The person to hetp you is your nearby New York Life Agent. He, or she, is a good person to know. We guarantee tomonow today. .._,..._U. ...... ~ 5l Mldborl """1ue, Nllw 'ttn, N. Y. JOOlO. Ute. Gra.tp.a ._...._....._le ~ ....._...._ -1~01 Just Luek)'~: How Hoekey Star Bobby Clarke Moeks Diabetes Hocker 1s a c1emanc11ng enoug11 game for an athlete In excellent health. What chance has a rcxng man got If he'•. d .. betlc ••• 1 B efOl'e the 1972 all.mr break in the National lloctey League, Pbila- ddpbia's Bobby C1uh wan't nm leading bis own team in ICOl'iag. In the league stanclinp. be .... , in the _.Picture. A.a UIU- ... the top ten spots were occu- pied by tbc libs of Phil F.lpoli- to, VIC Jhdfidd, Bobby Hull, YftD Cournoyer, Bobby Orr- me NHL'a established auper- alaa.. But tbm CJarte cauaht fire . lie began liabtJy tapping tbc pact into the net from cbe in. iDIDd of tryina to slap it pal the pltcnder from far OUL lie bepn putting OD some ~ too. pining strength be bad bl oCf-«aaoo from an alw••d tooth. Now defco- dc:n were finding it more difti.. cull fO dbmp bim wbm be ata- boned himwtf in front of the DetwUbnaforapas. "Ille rauJt was that Clarke bric 8 D>t the fint Flyu to ICOR 3S pis in one 1e810D, aod ~ up the year ICICODd in 9COlin1 in the Wesaan Division Uint piKe went to immona1 Bobby Hull). He placed 1cDth in total lap a:oring. "Ille questioa ii, wb.a' hap- pmed? -it .am when tbio&s start .,... fm you. everything l'>el FOCI. .... ,, OarU. '"When the pd llarta going into the net tm you. naytbina you ~ aoea iD tbe net. Same u a hitter in bw*all. H he Drtl bitting IDOd. nuythjng be does is • bit. ..• wen. that's wbat'• been baFfa•ina ID me.. The poet would bit me in the lea aod • • fAMJLY WEEKLY. Abru.,, 4, 1173 ..................... ~-kldwllo .... 7 dlo ....,..., ........ --. Bobby Clart.e, be•a just plain lucky. The truth, however, teem1 a bit diff en:nt. In f1lct. if Bobby Clute bas bad any Juct at an. it bas been bad Joct. Born and raiaed in PliD Flaa. Manitoba, Bobby aaarted stat- ing when he Wa three. At le'l- m, he had already deQW to make hockey a career.(~ I come from, every kid wants to be a profesaiooal hochy player. You limply ha~ to k.eep the enthusiasm to make it come true.") There appean:d to be no ohstaclet. Theo. at 17, Bobby learned that he had diabda Hocby is • clemmcfina enouab game for an athlde in eu:ellent health. Tbcre are t!w: body cbecb apimt the board . . . the filbting in tbe CXJIDtD ..• tbe acrambla in froat of the net .•. the .-a fuD-6Jt from one end of the rink to the CJtbrr. For the athlete with diaheca, just keeping in shape would be a battJe • But Bobby bu prowd um be S Ell ...... ....,.. lrnnl'~ Into 8 lerce oppo- ............... , .. , 8fomd ........... blind ...... is the wiuua al die llbt. And, • far as is bolna. ., odla-major-league bocky plaJa" bas nu lllld to &ce tbi1 tind oU• • tii ap '11lere ~ KWnl ... ,. in which diabetes CD akt aa •thlrtr," lllJS the flyas" lam &6Jsiciaaa. Dr. Stan- ley Spooml -P-11111. if ... blood mpr is not .._a, or 11e11r .,....,.,, his j1oow5t·1er pedDi !' ii ~ected. If the blood ..... ii IOO low, for nan11ilr-, lie ..... Kt ,......r, as lhoaP be lmd bl • wwwmnatioo. He JDiab1 mtie a &Mioc spell or a cumdlim -die ice. 11 bis 1*>0d ....... wm too JaiP. Ibis would ..., l8ect .. Klivily. in lhat bis •• lei would DOC paform wdL It woald ....._ be lite be was skating wida lead -bis feet. The skalCS ....W be wsy hea¥y for him. ""As a aaaer al &ct dlele are times wbaa .,..,, Clluke OUl tbett loob lite llis 111p1' ii DOC riabt, bat usually its ...,.1 Tilis ii a credit to bim iD die .me lbal be pushes himmf ., lllUd be amndina just dr.ap higwlf owa-to die bench. .. ID- deed. Clartc oftm does drag 'rinrlf IO the bmda fm a .........,..,,, ex- hataled fna .... to Ilia limit. Cbrh is a mbnl adllde, but he is not ~ willl a pal aatmal boc:tey ..._ nm may 80UDd coo- tnclictoly. Wllat il means is tlm he is not lbe fmll:lt ltMer in &be leap. Nor does be possess the banlest abot. But be makes up for thelC deficienciea by digging that much harder in the opposition's corner for the loc. pd. by dogging bis man that much closer in bis own end. In the matter of taking faco<J6- most importaol in that the player who wins the face-<>« wim coatJOI of the puck for his team -Clarke bas DO equal. As a pauer, few can thread tbe needle as well as Clarke. This ac- counts for his many assists OD pis. an average of 38 per leUOD. Recently, Clute mastm:d 5til1 an- other trick -"stuffing.. the puck in from behind the Del while the goalie is looking out front for a pass. This season Bobby's scored several goals that way. But these are not born stills. they are acquirN skills. Ifs just that &:!w hockey players have done so good a job of acquiring them. One night this season, Clarke scored a game-winning goaJ while Welding OD his belly (be bad jU5t tripped), fticking tbe puck put a re- laxed goaltender who wasn•t counting • OD that extra inch of etfon. After the aame, the oppoaiog coach marveled at what be called Clarke's "desire." Flyen' coach Fred Shao called it .• heart. .. But Bobby Clarke kept right 00 calling it luck. FAMILY WEEKLY, FebNatJ 4, tt73 • 11 Presenting: TheTerrg Cloth Robe Youil Almost Wear to a Partg Oh, it's a Terry Cloth Robe. all right. Lushy. Plushy. Made of deep-as-velvet 100% cotton. And super-thirsty for after the bath. So luxurious It cuddles you as It dries. So snuggly, It drapes you from nape to ankle. (Ma· chine-washable, of course.) And It does one thing more that most Terry Cloth Robes just can't do: It loob 8hnptJ ....atloNlll Yes, It looks almost like a cock- tail gown. Betause of the haut couture way we styled It. With daring, double-contrast stripes down the z.lp front and around the sleeves. And warm, bright colors that wrap you In streams of sun. Result is you'll wear It after the bath ... around the house ... on a cruise ... on vacation ... even slip into It when guests are coming and wear it to entertain. Priced 80 low ,OU'N ..,.town two You'd 4!xpect to pay so much more for a Terry Cloth Robe that's so versatile. But all you pay is just $10.95. And it comes with an unconditional 30-day money-back guarantee. At these prices you're sure to want two. And while you're at it, order an extra one as a gift. 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Finally, looking up at me, he said, "Mom- my, do you have an eye ih your ear?" -Mrs. PhyUi8 Rubin New Milford, N.J. - JULIET LOWELL'S CELEBRITY LETTERS Juliet Lowell, author or the all-time beat-. seller "Dear Sir," collecta unintention-ally humoroua fetters to and from people in all walka of life. Gloria Steinem, Ms. Magazine New York City Dear Ms. Steinem I have spent sev- eral sununers help- ing out on my College tuition by waitressing. And now that rm between jobs, rm once again carrying a tray. But thanks to Ms. Magazine and the keener insight it has helped me to develop, rve found the courage to resist playing the •cute submissive female." Now when some ~ble" businessman wants a little more than just a steak-when he wants a chance to prove his masculinity and exploit my femininity-I tell him olJ. Of course the tips suffer, but no waiftss can call beneU a woman until she is willing to forgo a tip rather than lose a part of her valu· able seU. Tnaa ... I . ......._ __ _ 22 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Febru•ry 4, 11173 ..... ____ ............ . A miaet im•t much fun to Uoe tDilh -but he maku a wonderful ~. -Sdmo Gl.ooer ByF ..... Bagil_.. LITILE EMILY .. , ....... Pop. rour..,..... •••• .._ hyd,.,........ ..... of buruucnmy ... profUe In ccuage 111 ....,. ,_.., ••• Now wiU YoU pay fM 11.gM bit?" I cewJiat 1n t11e \\Orldt I HEART PATIENT ANNE-llARIE ---•tint ............ &oot 144 boon-and DOW Amie-Marie 1'adberg has thnle plastic valn:s in her heart. Wbm sur- geons in her native Sweden perfotmed this marathon surgery. it nwted the &at time • petimt bad received that many vaJwa at ooce. But for Ms. Karl- berg. the trauma didn't end there. She spent two weeks fn intensive care and 11 days in • respirator in aiti- cal coodition. Then she began to r&- cover. After seven months she bas now ~ained full strength and is back on the job as an ~ clert. It toolc doctors several months to ooovinoe her to undergo the operation. Now she says sbe"d advise anyooe who needs new heart valves- ew:o three out of four-to Ft than. GEa GEOlllQE S. PATTON ,. .... ,o1 ... •ia Kon 11 of .. WOltd m.ay awe more than they bow to Ceo. George S. Pat- IDD. It"• not widely known (the episode did not appear in the morie, "'Patton'") but the famed 1.ipiznner stall;ons " Vienna"a Spanish Riding School~ ably wooldn\ have survived bad not Patton (a onetime U.S. Olympic bon&- man) sent an entire tank cohmm to their racue I** in Wodd War IL Tbe Sp-nish Biding School got its name ho. came 51••.wt. hams ~ gmeraDy med for d~I riding in Austria. The l..ipimner hories (who originated at 1.ipizn, ._Trieste) minculoosly are almmt always ~te, even though they are dark at birth. Their cob changes gndually, and by the age " seven or eight they are suowy white. Th.is mooth, renowned psydUc Jeane Dixon will go to Vtetma to unveil a marble pbque at the 400-yeac-old xbool iD RmCmbraocc of Patt.on •1 racue. llottws with loo .a -: Dr. Harold Greenw~ profcaor of djnical psychology, U.S. lntematiooaJ Uai- venity, San Dicao: .. I think it will be better for ~n when women have moR options. And it will change child n:ar- ing. When a highly intdlipt, wdl- educated woman devote.a bet' entire life to raising children, she gives them IDOft attention than they need. A puJblau epidemic in the U.S.-tbe 1U10D for the bilh rate of psychiatric disability in the armed fon:a, and the leading came f« rejectioa of thole applyibg -ii ow:r- protedioo. over-pareoting by mo«hc:n who c1oo-i have much die to do. .. Dr. Greenwald and his wife, JtudJ. can- pilcd 1be Sex-Life Lettcn" (Crown, $7.9S). Fnlng depr1111d? U you'lle mowd lately. that jult milht be the la.. you'R feelinJ blue, nm thooab JOU may have welcomed the chan,e ~ residence. Two IOCiologilll audying depieaed patieuu in New Baw.n. Conn.. found that me.wing is such ... aecepted part of American life that it's taken for granted, and the patients bad DO idea that it WU their morinJ that . bad deptmed them. Althoogh aoly women weR atu«lied, the raeardlen, writing in "Society,"' coocludcd IDO¥iag also depreaea men, md is ... good deal ~ ltralfu1 than is ... belieftd. .. DATES: Tb.is is National Cbildrm•a Dental Health Week. ANNIVERSARIES: The Battle of G•wd•lcanal ended 30 yan a., M- dlrJ. The first singing tdegram ..... liv~ 40 years ago Saturday,.m New Y ort (Western Union phaed out Che service entirdy during 1972). BIRTHDAYS (all Aquariam): ......, -Betty Friedan S2. llond8r -Hank Aaron 39; Roger Staubach 31; Mac-- . Kinlay Kantor 69. Tu•d•J -RooaJd Regan 62;1..saZsaGaborSO; Mamie Van Doren 40. Tllu.....,-Lana 1\JnJa S3; Jack Lemmoo 48. FrklaJ-Dean Rmt 64; Mia Farrow 27; K.atJuyn GraJ'IOO SO. Satunllly -Robert Waper 43; Jimmy Durante 80. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Mia Farrow Md JlmlnJ Dennie FAMILY WEEKLY, Febrvlry 4, 1113 •JI The aid order of things is crumbling. Some pee>pM are upset. Some are angry. Some are at the point of despair. For al 'these iUs. history is a welcome antidote. Cultures Md ways of life have changed radically before. The Roman Empire wasted away. Barbarians invaded Europe. Seem· ingty endless wars sapped the energy of nations. Yet. always. the human spirit. possessed of a God-given tough- ness. found ways to survive and triumph. • We believe that world-changes. for all their human ceuses. are newrtheless always under God's control. As !'*' folows his pilgrim way upon the earth. tJying to make rt a •ttte better before he goes to his eternal destiny. God is always with him. History illustrates this over and over. Even in life's darkest hours. the reco(d shows God standing by mankind with unfailing love and support. We invite you to read something of this record. 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