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Home My WebLink About1973-03-04 - Orange Coast Pilot• • • • • I ~risoll tife:_ Eops Learn, From Cons" • ,,_,,.,, !'lll'l·:tl.\1 bow lbe mM lot lllllt to iri-, then lhe dill....CU In phllooophles ond lif..,tyle1 flared UP, Willy ~is 23. In the put nine yean be bOeii outililOa PibOri fat """ lie was convicted of' !Int degee m..,i.r eommiltled during •. burglary when be was H years old. In ll<iaoo be wu given a high ocbool education and ltained .. a trick layer. _,. -~ Boll when be WU paroled II the ... 0( l7, lie .... too ,.... to Cd • job u • l!W,oobellartOd~hlpsll> U-andsmaU-. "I ...,.., W1lllltl ftlOU&ll -· .., I started doinc boqluieo apflL l hurt • fM' during -and l Fl qugllt. I lholJC!lt they'd lleQd mo blc:t lo'YA (callfomla Youth Alllbarlly) bul I •enl to Qlino ins!Hd." 1'llUy .......... (Me Stiili!iiit Wtitid Ii .... ..... modi money: be bad ......S darq bis britl stay .. the -Bttweeo $U5 all ti ., llour, Ille alJt. dent WU told. Uf{OW much would bavt beta 'enough?' ...... .-.. ed. - " -• « 11 ao hour," WIDJ. Ilk!. "I'm trylqi to .-ntand." ~ stu- -aid. "I'd like to ..,,. --of IDCftef, tao. And r-•e wofttd at cnmuny jobl, beq • jmftor, ocrublllnc tolletS and pmntJl"ll gu, but I ...., ~ to go out ar.,t llart doll>g llurglarlel." The paint of lbe-iog WU noCf« ~ "'"" lo ell<lt lbe !ll'!!lj!Ol!Jy of tbe ... ' SIJND.AY . ' • • ' ... ~ -I ,. .. ~ 1 ~· ... VOL. 64, N<;>. 63, 7 .SECTJOl'JS, 1.0~ eAG S, ~NGE.COUNTY, CALllK>RNIA SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1973 TWENTY.FIVE CENTS N. Vietnam Frees 106 More -POWs CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines (AP) -The ·first 38 American pri,...rs of war and two Thais treed by North Viet- mun today arrived here to an enthu- siastic red-carpet welcome after their freedom Uight from Hanoi. .,__'Thousands_ -c.r memoers of the mili~ tary community greeted the plane as it touched down at 5:07 p.m.-1:07 a.m. PST. . ~ II ,... .the first of three CHI flying l»IPitai. thal . airWted 106 American POW• and lwo 'lbais army sergeants I<> heedom alter 1liOir releUe at Hanoi's Gia.I.am Airport. _, -• . Two ..,...-q1u .~ carrying lbe --of lM" POWs """ due at.Clark 0000 -'Ille· 'tleppal... ~ .... dllclol -'by U.S. ,._....,... .. ~~·Ml-~ ·~ire -,.u.a. ,..,.,In u.; P.odllO 911 Tf . WllljiiD <i. llol!re. " .....,.,,.. of lbe utli "'" ......... i",,_,, ~ no lmmedlOte 1'IJnl !II tile pnenl P>¥iical 'and mealal-coodltlm of llio nmmlnC !'QWa. ~ afflclsl• said Qlere """ DO litter cases Ill any of the 1lree pbnes. The oenipr ol!icer .. the r~st plane wu air foroe COi. James IL Kaller. 4'1, of lndianlpolil, Ind. lfe was captured after be was shot down over North Viet- nam oo Aug. 8, 1916. There were ~ PO'°'s ori .. CM:h .of tht" first two planes to depart from Hanoi Sunday and 23 on ttoe third jet. 'lbe turnover of the POWs to American lionds followed an unexpected delay , of Obwl a batf;-an-Jlour at lbe ail'pC!rt. The POW1 We!1e not oo !land when the firsl Cl41 landed, .ol!idala aald. Olllclob af cme pol/It Ilk! a :lb-mlniite bold was 'm effect be<ao91 membeis of the -O!mmlalan .. Ooo41ol mid,!klpot•ioiou. Who bad flown to earlier In the day -Saigon, bad gone into --- lndiuns· Warn No Mass Arrest On Sun-ender. .• A 11uire unmkiel ~-plwfg,ed 'tllroulih 23 ~ ot a blldt rise buil<ling, slicing it in -as it en.nod Through lloor after lfoor in Bailey's C"*J"ld•, Va. Six men were ldlled,, 34 injured. A dem0li- t10ll 1!rew eegan iearlng It do',Ul .~urday ni ht So rescue teams can ·-~~~be~.P"~-~t.""".'~'~.;h~in~g~f~o_r_n~~~e_nus_·_m_·~ng::...:..'ll_e_n~·~,..-~.,::..,...:......~~~~~~ < .. Clark Court Nomination .. , ... . . "' I ' j I Conf:irined. in Split Vote '\ I 7 Palestinian Guerrillas Give Up; 2 Hostages Safe KHARTOUM, Sudan (AP) -Seven PalO!Otlolan 111errillas eurrendered to the Sudanese army early this morning after a.68-hour seige of the.Saudi Arabian em- bassy. . The Palestinians released Wlhanned two Arab dij>lomats they held' hostage, according to the U.S. Embassy. The seven had been holding the Jorda· nian charge d' affaires and the Saudi Arabian ambassador as hostage 'since Thursday evening. The guerrillas killed two Americans and a Belgian dlptomat Friday night after their · demands for release of prisoners held in various coun- trieS were rio( met. "'ter.tbe seven young .. Palestinians Sur· rendered; the bodies' of Ambassador Cleo ~ N~ 'Ir.'·~ his charge d''11ff~; G., ~~. tbe iii • d'~. ·.' . . . ",tJeno ~nl PA11io..S\lllftllW =d only tbat the! c..-mal lllr• Mltl' .. j;ell,ed ...... .., y~ t MO!>aijied'"1 llaklr. ;~ lroup~i.nvaded the embassy 4uring a goirig &\\'.BY ·party for Moore, whO was lo lll8Ve . the Sudan on !oloo4ay.. Some diplomats escaped from the embassy in tbe initial . conlusion and otherl were released laitt by lbe Palestlniana, who are member> of the Black Seplember <><1'*8don. At first the men deman<IOO t~lease of ,scores Qf prisoners held in ordan, t~l, West Germany, and Slr M B. Sirhan, the kiUer of Sen. Robe Ken· ~ nedy . However , they ,gradually reduced their demands during the first d8y of l!OliQliatioiia. llut they set a "final de'a41lnt'' for th< release"Of 17 gumillaa held in Jordan. TM!' de&dline was 8 p.m. Friday night. Oemente Island D()epwater Port Under Studv " 5aQ Clemente Island is o~ of 2l West Coast sites that will be studied as a pc>sSible deepwater port to handle 250,000.- lOD tanlers tranaporting crude oil to the we!ltem !!bites. The U.S. Army Corps ·of Enginee{s said &itfu'day a1deepwater p6rl will be .-!· ed on the West Coast to import vast llllWDll olcrude petroleum from Aluka or lorelg11'C01111lriel ID Ul& lulure. • . Tbe wwn ·:..e ,.l}lel!ted ,II> .be · aeveral, tli1M?s .flrBer than j>resent vesaela," according to Col. J, L .. !.arnmle. They may dlsplace waltt to depths of 70 feet be added, wbicb is significantly neater than can now be handled by ex· isUng West ~st ports. . Other southern California · toc~tions. thal Will be studied include Ulo Anselcs, Long Beach, San Diego, El Segundo, Port llueneme and. Estero Bay. Sll<S in Northern Calllornia Oregon -~~ wlll_be.studI~,'.J.imriije '· An hour after it passed lritbout their demands being met. four bursts of automatic weapons fn were heard from th< embassy. killing the Americans. Tbe guerrillas told the Sudanese they killed the Belgian a short time tater. The Sudanese radio did not give any details on the surrender or lhe euct time, but it ireswnably occurred be- tween 7 and I a.m. Sudanese time -9 plft. Saturday to idntght PST. Troops entered the embassy apparently to defuse explosives planted by the guer· rWas, but other details were oot available. A U.S. Embau)r apoktsman said tbal an eyewtlllffa r<pOrted tl!rte of lbe _. rillas came to the !root _. of the Saudi Arabian embmy and spoke lrith IOIDO army officen outside. They went back into the building and a half hour later three blanket-covered stretchers with the bodies of the slain diplomats were brought out All !eV<11 of Jbe -Palffllniani left the e.11bassy anel were taken away in lilver- blue vehicles by soldiers in red berets. There was no ward <Ill where U\t sewn bad been taken, tbe eyewilned"Slid. r Eormer . . . . ' M . M ~,;·A··' ayor .. ar.tm {.~\ . #' I ~ Re~t,ed 'Very Sick' Wllllam D. IWtin, tlX jovla1 - mayor of Laguna -_ II "very stet," aides at Beverly Manor~ e .... pilel of Lall\IDI 111111 said Saturday ~ "All we can say ri8)11 mw ll that lie II very sick," a ~nan .at. Martin'• _.i plulidan, Dr. ~ blrt Proctor wu not available ~ ntpl to comment cm the -...,...., condition. . Martin, 79, -bolpltalbed -· ti when he suffered a *'111 ,,_ Glrinll a laU at bis ,,_ -bome. ·Recovety bu --and Martin bu not -al>I• to -.. _.,. ... talt. a ..,... at Soulb OJllt Ommunity llolptlel llld Satmda!'. Martin "¥·~ -die ._ pltal to the conva.._. lacillly Feb. D. "Bill is sick. We have made hU family cognizant of tl:U," ooe aide llt Benr)y Manor said. Mart.in, whose trademark bas be.en an ever-present fresh, while camatian, bas . served oo numerous mun&cipal and CCJUO-. ty governmental bodiel over the put 28 years. He was a, Laguna 8eltcb city COW1ciJ.. man from l9IO to 11111. All<r leaving the council, he wu eled<d to the F..U.al of Arts Boanl of Dirocton. He oerved an the Local Agency -.,._... sK>n as a regular member from 1913 to 19611. and became au ~ member through 197%. • He bu also bee> eetive m lbe Qvlc Cooler O>mm-. Ille ~ Couuly Gnnd Jury ancr die Or-. OJuo1J Qiall AllociatlOll. -·· '• - Guy Gillette Dies cl!EROKEE. Iowa (AP > -Gii)' M. Gillette, a former U.S. eenator who mov· ed front isolatloni!lm to becc:me one bf the United Nations' Blnlll(nl lllppOl't<rs, died early Saturday. He -~ . Gillette, who W11 bam ..... Feb. I, 1179, bad -bolpllaU2ed for Ille (JUI lew yean. He bad ouflend a _.. .. li611. • ' ·• COAST FIGURE AILING Willl1m Martift, 1!I Fair Attern.oon •• Coost F orecmt LiiJ>i rains wlilcfl 'bil ' tile °"""" Coast thlJ' ~ shqul4 glri wii lo l>lr skies tlJls .aftenioon; With lem· penotur,. rising to 1$ degrees. Wincb rrom the northwest are expelled lo pkk up this afternoon and Monday, according to ~ Nati~ Weather Service. Surf is expected to bulkl to between 4 and I feet by Monday. The extended forecast calls for fair 1n:Other through Wednesday, w i t b o-mnighl low1 in lbe 50s and clfytime illlhl in lbe upper Ills. .. •• .. ... ..... "· .. .. C1..(f ..... ... .. ., .. DA ... T PILOT MC'TIOlft ·--,._ • •• ' ' Jl J OAll.Y l'llm' People .. Reddy whooe hil:soog "I Am " became tbe Nat1onal Anthem , Quotes omen's Lib, Sahrday nlghl won oie c.._ Award tot Bell Femall t!01> Rock on<! Follt I VO co.I Pirfonnance. Acee~~tbeuml, Riss lled<jy llfled her !load toward 6"'ven and said. "I would like lo !!link God because She malres l!vll)'lhlng possible," ,,-. _ J'!Wl,U MlldleU bas been wannlllg up the phone lines again, lhls time complaintng about tbe appointment of Jill Ruck~ua lo me as a While --1lal.on beti.een Ameriea'• womens lib l"'UJll. Mn. Ruckelsbaus, wife of William D. Ruckelsha111, ad- ministrator of the Ehvlronmental .l'rolecllon Agency' . ...umed the IJS,000 a Y"'I'" job last week. Com· mented Martha, "I'm going to lell you Back in New York. Judge Jae! Tyler 11 helping clean up lhe streets around . , Times Square. Lui week, Judge Tyler found lhe current film "Deep 'nroal" to be obscene and ruled Mature Enterprises was guilty of promoting the hard-core stuff. "Thill is one throat that deserves to be cul I readily perform lhe lioo in Hndmg the defendant ~ .. dwged," the judge commented incisively. ,,- Judge Tyler may not know ii, but be has some support-froni a Lansi'tg, Mich. glrilage collector who lhlnka "Deep Threat" Is downrlgbt tnW!y. Garbageman Ronald Gruger haa removed the trash ban-eh: from a theater where the x .... ted fJlcl: ls 1howlng. "We're not. in the trash busineas just to make a buck. We may be in lbe trash bullneal but we_, nothing to do with thal kind ol lruh. In our own arDaU way we b>pe we're nmldng tbinp better ... " ,,- ::;·~~:Ulf~~ r~ij ; I House with Ann Armstrong (a Whlte l;louse counseJor) ,and all her liberal Ideas. I don't know who placed her in th ~. " . • • • • • . ' ' • ; ' . • . . e 10n., 1 •1 I '! i"\' 1 I) f,•" " Acroos the Atlanlie, Prtocell Amie haa been dolna aome lalklng. She'• lrytng lo squelcli rumors saying sbe Is about to marry cavalry officer Lt. Mark Phillips. Even tbough Princess Anne and Pbllllps have been constant companions at dances, parties and fox-hunting rides, she commented Saturday: "There is no romance and there are no grounds for these rumors of a romance between us." SUNDAY DAILY PILOT TM Or.,.... c.,..t DAIL'( PILOT, w!llt """"' '1' tomblMd '"'* N.,...Prt11, Is PVllll"*I W #le or•...,. Coast Publllfrllrll CoPnPBllY. •~ ,.,. lldfllerhi •Ni p1,1blt1Md, MOO!d1y ... ,...... Frktty, tor C:O.i. Mn1, N""'6rl ......, HU!rtlnpfon lfKh/l"OVtilll" V1t1ey, UC1ri1M ~ lrvint/s.odl1llt<k ~ S." C,.,.,...t.I S.11 J 111" C1pl1tr1no. A lll!Qle r""-1 lldltlo!I b Mtlthtd Sa111r<1•r1 •ncl knl•Vt. TM prlrlclllet pVOIW.1119 pl1nt 11 •t 3JO Wat 11•'1' &trHI, Gest• M111, Cal1lornl1, '162'. Rob•rt N. W,,d Prt111Nftt •1111 P\lbll"'tr J•clr a. c..,r1,.,. Vk• l'rnldtl'll....-LGtntr•I MIMOtr Thom•• KttYil l!dllOt Tito"''' A. Murp"in1 Clo1<lo;H. ~:;;! P. N•ll ,.....,ttMJM1,1•q Af.11 J, Df,.I• $inltl' EdW. --' c.ot• MtMl »0 W•t Ir( l1"fft Nl'WflOfl IHCll; Jm Htw!*t a..i.v'"9 L.11M111 hlO: m FO<W.t """"""" HM!lrltt"I lttCJI; 17'1J 9"Cll Mlr.1"4 &.'I C""9ifttt: JM; Hfffl'I El Clll!IM ... , T .. _ 171.41 MWJ2f C'-MW MN1W.., '4J·M11 ..... CHetat .,.. S.111 .. Lltllfll ..... """ ,,_ ,..,. Ot .... e-.lt Cit!Miwlftll • ·-.... ,m . ~""'· 1tl'I. """" Ctllltt ~ ~. lriO nt-. '*11111. lll'llltr"11W. «lltot 1111 INll•r or M119111MM111nta _..,. Miry ., r~ wl"*9 ..-11111 ...- """""' .. .WllM ..... . ..... dllt ........ "" • Oltl9 ...... Ctlt"4 .... ..,..... ~ ... .......... , .. """ Slit ..-~· ......,., ................ ~. I . .. One man who went thnJugh the fto.al demilitarized zone in Vietnam, U. OIL Lewil W. Slla-k GI Mesa, Ariz., aald · visits by anti·war gnKJps to Hanoi helped demoralize the prisoners of war. "I think the vi.sit ot Ramsey Clark and Jane Fonda was the 1awest point of my lire Vi prisoo. Famous people in lbe llmelighl, pi!opte who bad received the benetits of our country more than mosl people, to see them in Vietnam perhaps spouting the Com- munist line. Why so to the camp" the enemy? It's a litUe bard to w- derstand. I don'I understand ii," Shad· duck said. Whit.e House --A11dience Warms Sammy Dalis Jr. WASHINGTON (AP) -Sammy Davis Jr. announced before President NlDJn and a White House audience Saturday night that he planned to give a gala entertainment in honor of America's returned prisoners of war and to lb.rt ~ emergency fund for the families fl. POW's who didn 't come back from V'let· nam. Davis wiis playing a -man "Etminr at the While llouoe" and Ille gaJherior cl about 250, ln<ludlng a large ....-ol congressmen and lhe Apollo I 7 astronauts, gave him a atandlng ovmion for his oUer and for his perfonnanoe. Recalling bis famouo embnlce al Preoidenl N1ml al the Miami · -. Republkan National Catvmtion. 'l!ber-e he campaigned for Nlxoo's re-eJedJm. Davis laughingly ~•Ued at the ltl'rt of his show, "where---tlle bu& lo A11Jft1ra could one grown man bug -,...... man and get invited to bis bouletu Launchl"i his l\OUl'loni porlorlUICe in tile East Room with "candy Man,~ the song Iha! won him bis Ont gold -.i, Sammy explained: "I oln' taldlt' • chancoo. I'm~ up Withlbe IBf)' welgbts. As Ibey 11tf in the .....,., "lllls II u far Uptown u t;m eW!f _. c<f." t • • T!PTwo ' Grammys_ DAILY PILOT Stiff ..... Belm Reddy, who gained nallonal pro-· mjmina> • -her woman's, me atiao OIJq! "I Am Woman," and Harry 'Nillsoo caplured Grammy Awards Saturday nigbl for the best female and male pop-n>Clc p<rflJnna-of lhe ,..,_ Q)NVlcis RAP WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. AT GOLDEN WESt -· Willy llourdO one! J•niff Burley lwlth gl•neJ), Both F•clng;Tell of Prison Life. Upon ..,...me .t b e award, the auboriHWrod Miss Reddy said: "I'd like to !hank God becawe She made r ... Pqel COPS AND CONS ... ew!'ything possible.'"' on Tllesday, tried to mm it up: "You get booked on the joint. You have Tbe beanled, blondiBb N'illson won his ''The social ethics lhal mill on lhe no n:sponsjblllttes, there'• nothing bul llCO)ladt iar the JDft-roct llJOI "Without outside carry over int.o pri9on. We have routine. You ha:ve no indltjdtlall.ty, no • Y4"L" all the elemmU ol IOciely that JOU•bave, 'pride. YoU-aredemeaboc\ by lhesiaff ind Best artist of the year ..,u awarded to but it's mare compacted and twa•rse of your peen. )'.OU lbSe' a ·senSe of ~A~~ ::ie ofgrouplhe, lhal il's often llllltt brutal. psycbologi!"ll;~ -~ -...-'1've aem mm die in prilnn for nnlbing "I never ~ bow strong lhe effect pmt,.arwaa"A Bone W-dh No Name." and I've bad lo stab people to hold onlo o1 until I I'""' fim . In -.tiy 111USie ca~ floona male this could tie • gol OU •~ ..._, a , _ ,_,_ sdlool teacher m~-virJjnily." " . and llJJie, and llhink !b8I II had ~thing to ·-.--....,,.... ~. who wu a ·-do•withmygcintfbock turml m..,. and songwriter, was clnematngnplv -al Ua.A before "B ,.,_ "-· ~ . I '1 t I'll be boooied with the best counlly female his ~ term, talloed """'1t what ut ~ ....,., wuen ge OU ' VOCll P"fmnance Gnunmy for "!lap-be as the ~ ready for H>'' piest Girl in the Wbnle USA." _.. ol . Iii Jimmy Burley, a heroin addict who has awtey Pride, winner of l'lll1DemlS g P19ml . e. served time in more prisons than either diUdb'y nmie awards and the fint black of his cowlterparts; an.swered questions to bea>me ••• ....,,,.in the .....Uy &Id, Ft•• Pqe I •boul pril!on ~on. I . wm best eouotry male voe a I 'INVOLVE INMATES.' perfGnnance for "OJarley Pride Sings INDIANS "Ha program Is really going to w<rk, Rest Soop... • • • it bu to involve the inmates in an active Best~ ml b1nes perr........, by role," be Bald. "Take the -k furlough a group -to the ....-IOUJ.n>clt physical danger to a gr.al wnk ·o1 pnigram Iha! everyl>Qdy got. so upllghl -the Tmqilatims, for "Papa Waa a poeple" if mau arresll ""' llllldt. alloul when ooe ol the guya went oot Fd RoOing Stone." A team of lawyen --the lndlana blew away a cop. : ·· •• 'Ille -abu -aa award for lls earlifr Salurday and a key lule In the "I"thlnt i~ they'd bad tiii(li!S ,..;r.en;ng -Bamll Sllq aud Norman !alb waa a govemmetJI 11reo1 lo file the candidl!l!il .fi>r"tl!~ ~ -JliOOably Auto Dealer's Son Injured In Morro Crash Clti<k lvertm IV, soo ol the Newport Beach aulO dealer, WIS injure<! earJY lbia moming when his -"' car pl~ into a ravine near El MCITO Eletitentaty School,, just north of Lagwia Beacb • lversoo, 20, cl. 35 OlaDnel Dnve was thrown 150 feel ltom. the 91><!1 where the Jala JJ>Jdel Jsguar XKE came to reot. He was airiilted to Hoag Memorial Hoopltal In the Newport Bead! l'llllct helicopO!<. Initial reporis indicated that )'OUl'I[ Iverson was conscious, but had received undelennlned injuries. A Calilornla Hig!>way Patrol officer said tbal the car cl1pped a utilily pole, then a'asbed down the ravine on b ininnd side ol the highway. " t• • . . Britli\b. Aj~nts .,._ lridn1pipc dlu8'S apinll Alli........., wouldn'lba>e beeQ'aey ~1Jle." ''llle-8*iias,who_.,·ln· iJl~--llle.ll;~.fllloln-Burley nole\I~~. ~-and -, Kill U'-n eel? ' r.r-..-. .. tbew.n· •-111ng diam bd4' boatoge -'lllm:BdlO'· '!be ~ ""'~llli ·~ .l.Ulrm , i .., the ilolmaJ °""' Sbow, ...., best....,. Indians bave '"'"""' lbll onlf their ~ iii. <llinO '<'io,IJOd Prism J>ii,. . "-· • ~ · -$· -"-w'-aiinoor-. leaders'-criminal...,,.. JDll lbll ..,len.lnthesl< -" · 'years•••! BELFAST (AP) -l!On-·1Cat ~-'-a. ;;-,,"'-·,,J ... ~'·;.,-~·11 lbesJ~JiJl.~,~~m ~ tlj group's !O~,.__,L ij. clvllrigbtsleaderssaidtodaythey ,_ •-oed "' · ~llon'i pi'lipoAI Wu "'I""~ aRtating to -..rlr~~-P , give evidence to lhe U.N. c.omml1Sioo ~ ''Kiss aa Anaol Good lfondnl" by 'Beii by the Rn. W~ lllmler, eieaJthe pdaon, there have never been any Human Rights that underrover Brilij\ll Pdlrs. And the best -, In-director of the Awwillb! o1 Cllrlltlan blems, accordlng lo l.t, lrlo's unarmed army agents bave killed wwmtd =•at ,.c;:.=:,.'f':C.;: i;,::;;,1.~ =:, ~ = 11 lllebomeof ~ =:. 1::, 11:;.... 0 thal their liig· 0;i,1!,i'.i11n8:~r ~~. ~ McCoy -, Wllbur Rlepr, •, inld riew..,... lbll be gest complaint about lhe California penal of a large Ille on polilic.ol discrimination ! BestF ...... ikmr performance • and l!__c>!h<rin the~-ofinW~-~ ~Is the use of lndelennbiale 1e1> lbal !heir AmeTherican.~awyers will presealhet -fiodgfl be ..,_ Presley's -Be ~ ?PmaUJP11 • ..,.... -~ .., pro-MIUU:lll. this summer. · \;uarges came as ed ve,:. w!idlb' ClllJ rr..liif• aeciilll ·tact the IDdians and lbelr --IJ "Right now I'm still doing llme on my dealh'1"11from31> years of violence -~ bell -1 perforumnco: i'1f !tom the -.i manbals. original convictioo;" Bocardo ezp)alned. to al leasl 739 . • -~ "JA).V-B. • "'Ille lad II that ..., u a ......, ol' "I've gol another four years in and I An oHJcjal of the rrotestanl Oran~e inilim•~l ~.n.:'.'.~ ·"""-decided lo llay lo Aft AIM don'I know when !"111 going to gel oul." Order was killed by a gunman !ale Fri- ·-· ·-., _, ·""" aur .own• 11..,..b •. Bad we not, O>olee added, "!·would rather do time day nigh!. Polke theorized the olflctal ~· and by '-ihose ~ wwld baW> ocme clown here al Tuclur (a n<Korlous inaUluUon In was gunned down Ip relaJisllon for the JlaJ<S "lllact -..· Bayes lian and ldll<!lbD ol --'""be.Aid. . Georgia) wbero JOU get a fltl senlellce slaying of a .'Calholic bus driver by two -~.-..... ·~ both ~ "AIK61niholdm,ll-lbemllllarY and you know when you're goinc to get yoong gunman believed to.be Protestalll :.s;.,r::"___,,. -year, •or that boldo us. 'Ille rul _,.. here out, than·-• ooe toJlfe or six nw111bs extremist& Belfasl bua drivers decld'iJ Aftlba 1'rmllfO\ _, rill ",\mazing were the Alli people," Rieger added. ~ Ui yeara senlence here." Jo hall all bua servleo_S until 'Maday . . er-" in the -'...t • 1'01pe'I '-~~--'-'-'---=------;......-'-------------------~-~--- periormance ~· DaR Ell..,... ..... his ninth Grammy, for "ll>pi llrava Suite." in the belt jazz psfonmnoe "' • 1"g -<alegory. 1bis ties EDinglOll Willi Hay Charles in Q-arnmyS -during the past Iii years and ....... only Remy Mancini, &g<r -aDI Vladimir llorowilz .-of bim. :: Fnddie llutJIJanl'1 "First Light" wm best jazz performance by a l"'UP and vibraJmpist Gary -..... with "Alone at Last" as best jau aoto ptrioJo maace. Boone May Go Into Bankmpwy ·.: NASHVILLE, Tmn. (AP) -v-..' for -Pat --inlll BaokrupCcJ Court lbat -may '-bonbuplcy If. -court ..... not .,,. ...... bis plan lo reorganbie • i'eal -la-. .. inlenJlplGries filed -the Nasbvilleaut, mofBoone'&lllaMgen said be.and bis wile -petitioned the Seattle Bankrupt cy O>urt for ~ under • -of the Federal Bonbuptcy Act allowing a .,..... puy to ••• u ... In --the court -tt !ram its credilars. 'Ille ......... said Iha! If the 1eurpojmicw: is not approved. ''ll ii men Olm r c 1 •Ny loreReable that ~. ....... ·-· .... ,.will_". , fa .• ; •.• own t-Countru PATIO SHOPS ;/- ALL THIS FOR ONLY $ * .. • ' t ' I tllij -"'' 5 pl-~ g-lng lndudlng a 3 PllCI. llCl'IOllAI., cwa c:HAnt -1.AIOl 30"dO" conu ' TAl&I ;, .,.do al hltfi quallty -Jlho moif duraW. wotOcf b.ing used In fiM fvrn.itv,. $Gnufodurin,. ' tocloyJ. It wJll oa••Y od~pt ~Mt! to •ny room ,.:Oara!ftt of •ite or dteor. • SAYE $1-70 tleavliful saodolwqoU • fittish, nc>-ft)Ot ) toblo. ~ 0n~ d.~~ fQ"'rlcl male'• thlf-a tn1o ""'" ot 11a or1g1na1 pr~ of $370.00 .; • • ""' !hit 5 plKel ' l'OOllt grouping' It.;..;.. Jffll WllJC 9JILY.lortl\a 1 vnboJJ9Tablj s 199 tow pnc. of •• : l • --. --- Coast Roundup • ~ STMLE: JIUN'DNGTON REACH - A prlnte pcopoul -.,_ 'AlllalMted lo tlle-dty f(r eonllluctlon of'. r....,. mlllil .. eqt: Tullia (lellCe apillle of --,·250 - llor-. Tti&Jliopooed ~_..be baiU CJl1 2.9 ..... oLWld -to tbe ~ -. • Th. pi.Vp61t7 lit Owned .., tbe 0nnp ColmliJ Santt411 Dbtrid and llii8bt be leued tO the · for tbe IUble. Tti& • cm!er 1!0Uld llldude fadl. itlell for riding lcboolr, llorie abowl oncl ring pmormun)OS. 1be *"" ring would lie tbeo siJe o1. Ille Hooe Bowl pi.,ing -field. w:r llllir!Ms-mnn't derided If tiietn be1p t11e pmate bciild« find ldle4 laud. ' . . . . MCll£ Jlir NqlSI: NEwPoRT BEACH -, ~ oouncil· men ..u! Wlllrimoml'y lbilay to· ailthoriif Cit'· Attilmey °"""1s O'Niil to:tllc'• .m. against the eow1ty <Ner Orange County Airport jel ~ Jn,tbefr imlnlttim.., tbe attorney, """1"51men made it pbiJi fheY'are mote interested in gelling tlie ..irport moved lllan Qey _.. in oesHng MIY monetary damages. O'NOil aid Ille IAllt Will be med 1)0 th& bMi& of. a contlnnlQg noila.nee nlller than ·tbe $300' million worth Of invene "°"""'"'am, pr~ap tbat liave been leveled by ~in tbe .rea. Jll cllher>-. councilmen~ told . by Air Callfomil. l'reli(ild" ~ aiffoid1 his iilrtinb il . • planning to modifJ 111 jt!ls ....,.. a a eost o1. ~.ooo -to .. adlieve a major mt in noiie by tile end of tbis year. • • POLLUTION HALT ORDERED: NEWPORT BEACH - Newport --boatyard ownera were told. tbis-week.tbat concentnti.ons <I heavy metals, toxic to marine life, are reach· ing """""'ptable leocls and that all painting tJl boats and deauing of. bolls' JDUJt stop. orr.n;s Of tbe California Region- al Waler Quality Control Bcmd met with 20 boatyard owners and told Chem llllldt ol. th& beavy metal ooocentrations rome from metal-based bottom paints. The yards bave been ordered to su-a report.., the omoont Ibey are polluting along witb a $100 pr......,.;ng fee. WATER.-WATCHER DUE: NEWPORT BEACH -The city plaus to hire a $10,m.,.,ar wat<r qualify oontrnl super· visor wbo will Spend ~ dq making oure tbe <ity's drinking water iJ goOd to t!!e ~ drop. Oty official• say tbe move is being made --bealtb offi<ials are pressuring tbem to take new pr .. :i111;..,,s against polenlial contamination of drinking water. Offi<ials insist tile rlst to tbe public is minimal but California Deparbnont of. Sanitation engineers say tbe city is ~ to pre91!l!t oontaminanls from geUing into the drinking waler. • -1-t..-l J'2A"'1..1.J _u ·-i·t:tt ;.f .. ,,,..€.~ ~ic.::J•, _If, . " Bark Worse.,..... Bite . ~ . ·• ' Not all law-enforcement tecbniques oome from books. A lot of a potrolman's • ......, is learned in the field. And San Clemmte Palrolman Bob. CharltOn last week added a new tool to his tecbniq-wllen in doubt, bark. _Charltcm was among officers who bad c:ornered lbree AWOL 11ariDe1 emgbt bmpering wi1b cars. The trio had hk!den in a large fieicl ill tomalo planls aud ?efused demands by poii<e lo come out. So a.ntton bad ·an idea and toot over lbe publli>address system mimlpbone. lie ~ with, tbe d:a•danl request for the men to oome out, bat bit added oometbing new -snarls, ~Is and barb. ~ '-'told Ille l!u-ee tllat Ulllea Chey came out, be'd sic bis ~ on tllem. '.lbe trick 'worked. · BONOs DEFum WEST ORANGE COUNTY -The • .\ • ,Jllllltin~ Beadl Union High Sebool Distl'ict, lost its fifth llaDd ~-in &ix_J1!"'5 Tnescjay. Only 53 peri;lent of tbe voli!rS fatored tile '27 million. bond issue, but it takes two- tbirds approval lo pass sudi a bond. '!be-money was to be used to buil4~two n8w bigb school c:ampuses in tbe badly over. ~ ·dislrid. One campos, Fountain Valley witb 4,300 • ilUdenll; -is tbe largest bigb sdlool weSt of ChiCago -but it wasn't meant lo be. .... . HIGH ilse ,TU-CoSrA il!:SA ...:_,Workellt <;l_eanecl up enougb &asb, debris and plain jlmk last week to·fOrm a uiounlain &ix stories bll!b. It ""' port ol. tbe city'• ''Cleanup Spree of. '73" effort to clean of.I vacant~ whicb ha"' become = =="'~="K .... '11lio~~ ; whidl :were baukicl off lo tbe oouli!1 • ;.1£j cil)I ooundl autbori>ed '5,000 tllr tbe deanup eaqipaign and ·tlie work Will go on unll1 an cil tile Iota aeleded by tbe city's 1*utification commillee.are dean. LOST BATTLE: SAN JUAN CAPISl'llANO·-Tlle Roman CatbOlic organization. wllicb runs San Juan Capistrano's hil- torlc mission loot a baUle before city councilmen aud. now must pay a '5P,900 lllfan in a road illlptovement pfOJect near tbe lali~ ~tesmeo for IJie :Anohdioces of U.s-Angeles argued in nin tlilt tbe _..,tiittl> tile mission was IOO li!gb. The money will hel~ for wldeo!QI and olher imprqvemenls along Camino CapiiliiDO. 'Tiie cost of tl\e entire project"!• an • """' mWion doibn. OIL WELi: IRVINE -A 1llO permit requested by Stand·· mt Oil to an-a fOUMllOlltb ·O(lt!?tlon of l 14S.1oot hlgb expiontorY clrllllng <JIM!Rlioll ... okayed by tbe, Irvine Plan- )lblg Commllllion tut week A few comoiJssjoners were notice-~bly ln1laled by lhte.code requlmnents thal they allow explo- nlion. Tiie M-&oar, le'8ll dl1$ a week oP<nlion will be erect· ed at Vm Kannan A...,,.... and the San biego l'l"eewa1 In tbe lrvlDe lndmlria1 Complex. It will be IOUM-~ed l!l<l 6hielll- ed only JJr an eieht.foot hlgb g!'OOHOI~ fence. ZIGGURAT ANYONE?: LAGUNA NIGUEL -Uncle Sam u grtniling out the nrions enlualions a.ad reviews neoossary for federal take .....,. at Ille Roctwell International million· whbyists Guilty O.f Fel~ny? Socftlary ol Sllll! Edlnmc! G. Brim Jr., • llrown aide says. l)epu1¥ Sooelliy l<Sla!a Tom Quinn said Friday• lbat allered docurMlts and ..... -'"prdly ·e11111lni · ll>inp" were uncovered in a dlect by bis olli<e of the spending -filed by -lobbyists during 1172. 4uirlii ll8ld Brown will Ullftil the '!IO«;rlmenls a1 ~ -...,.....,. ID SUJ>- )lelrt of a bill by -an AsaelDhlyman Ray Gom•~ (IHIOkenGeld). Goobles lild Ill; l>ll1 II illlmdecl to lllap tile llow.of,mQIDl ol ~of lob. b)'tat ..... IP OOlilrillullonB gifts and . ra,,... to -1eg1s1""" by ~ cam~ aalrillutions fJom lobbylata and their llJl'D"lng • . '-ihe . ~ is otmous," nid Gonzales.-. •'Even the lobbyists -upret the way mooey is squee:r.ed out of them," be said. G<males uaid bis proposal would shut off.-.tbe open tabs which big lobbyists maintain for legislators at Sacramento restaurants and outlaw lobbyists making polltieal campaign contributions. Democrats Say Connally Ready To Tum Coat WASHINGTON (AP) -Speculallon Iha! Jdm <nmany is m the verge of be- coming a Republican .-gthenecl Sat- urday -tt ..,.. leemed the IJemo. cratic nalional diainnan bas abandoned his elf<ri to keep the f<rmer Texas gov- ernor a Democt al , Democntic party souroes IDdldaled that National <llairman Robert S. Strauss, COl'lnally's -coDege roommate a n d longtime personal friend. bas given up hope be can persuade 'Connally against making the party switch. &ldl action by Coon.ally. wbo last year beaded Democrats for N"W>n ID b(s initial breat wllh lhe Democlatic pony, ls wide- ly seen as the firs! step toward eyenl!lal candidacy fOI' the 19'1$ Republl<an presidential nomination, possibly with Prosi-Nhon's blesslpg . Since beti•omg n.mol!iatic'-!lon\~ SlraUBS bas oaid be 1'8llb to lilve a long !alt yll!! Conna,0y •bc!ul staying ID the ...,.... ~·Ibey bave liad se..,.al rau.t' ' ' WI! ........ "doelll'l phui i:.:;: bW'e j;~ b,i,. plans." *' DAILY Pft.OT I.,. ,.._ ' . When a premature dose of spring fever catches hold of some young male cats, ·a female's only recourse, it seepis, is to scamper atop 'a tree, like this.one at 213 Camellia Lane, Costa Mesa. But you ca.n't stay there forever, not when five cats are \\rilling to sit it oul So the only thing to do is to leap for it and take your chances on a flight tbrough the neigbbor- bood. English Strike on; Doctors ·Wash Dish£s LONDON (AP) -Gas to '6,0oo homes ~ In. the last week, their action bas in England's industrial'~a¥ was cut ~ted in a strike a day against Prime oUl;alurda)'.p_t_trik"§.~y "spectal case" Minister Edward Heath's pay policy war~ began to bite. which is closely modeled on measures 'lbe-cutod:s-r-crr_c·e11::-~;--b:Jodqft ~l>iten lUt year by President Nt100 to hospitals to go on ''red alert," meantng tackle inflation in the United States. only emergency cases.were aci:eptocL _ • Labor union militants, including auto Slowdowns ·by train 4rJVera disrupted Wotkers and ""'1 Dtiners wbo have big railwa~ timetal>lesi meanwhile, and civil paf claims ID the y~e. have been servmlts-abcl-teaeben-pr..,;ited mom 1itging Ille Tradei,Uillin' ~ID'cill'.'. stoppages this weet. _ f!ri!aln'• finlt gmerwl· l!lrilre smcr~ 'Ille stHtes aD<I slowdoifril are agains_t Bill General Secretary Victor P' · • the government'• anti-inllatiooaey: ..... C)l.;.<lhe TU,cenec' , " """~ ~11111'1P ~~IJ. ~ ~ vol~.il>O dlnjlptiGDo ci>iiiii ·II Iii ~ Ml ""1fnln18tioo · "special case and sboold be exempt. " · " They are-l:ampalgnh{g:~gilnst'tetllruzs (~ 'lbe ~""'1"1<1 lie c:oodll<Ud )"Ith an that limit raise• to one ·Jlcitln4 <J.l: "&boUt · '9.45 ~'!>ius !Olir ~rce1W'o1 :w00.Wbase pay. ' I ' ''' ' ' HQSmer Recovers From Seizure TOKYO (AP) -P.ep. Craig Hosmer, CR-Olli!.), was reprtecl In good cmditlon today at Yobouka Naval Hospital, where he has been recovering for about IO da1S from an appannt heart attack. Hosmer was eq>eded ~ be i.bJe to leave soon, possiblf alt« another ,...t in tbe hospital at ~ big oaval bue south of Tokyo. Offici&!J said bis condltion was good and his prognools -good. The S7.,..,- old !Herm "°"""""" came to J~ in mid-February IQ. connection _with bit duties as a 1lllirnher of the Joinl.c.m. mitlee OD A-X: Energy. • Ron WUWhb· ~· HOLLWYOOI> (AP) -P11m ...i televtsloii -Ren --a fatal boar! alladt JUI be!on be ftl Id board a plane in lt8ldl of locattms !«a television special. • ' .. .. , ~ih A~niversary-~ale. ' , .... . Largest Seie(;tion _of ~dilla~ ~ ·0i;~nge Y>nnty -·~ . • .. Broughams Ovet 70 ~ality • El ~r~~ . ,• • t;:onverliJ.>les Automobiles To '.Choose l<'rom • Cpe. ·pe . Ville8 • Coupes· · Sales • Leasing • Sel'.Vicc • Sed. De Valles ~. S}leeial ..Orld op C Nineteen Seveniy-Three 1973 Sedan De Ville ,..,, l'IUlppM With $6999 LEASE~~ $1731• MO. J.( ~ °"" hit .__ on~ Otllll' (lllldl; 142) , ...... . ;·,.,.."' ..... . '.-.i-:-" --· , MAIDS LIASINO UASI DIRICf _,,_ .. __ ... MiruP .... MNllT ftll LOAM c.t.a .... ....., __ ,__.-I.If .......... ..... -~ .............. -Mlllf ............ ~ ..... ......... ...-........ 41.....,.,.., '" 1973 Coupe De Ville '"lfFlloJvlppo<I- $6888 LEASE=. $118•& - u Mlwl• °""' .., 1-.. ......,,.. cr.dlt ,_.., . YUiil Oll.T EcOIJSM fACtOlT AlllltORIIID CADnlAC lllAUR SERVING THE ORANGE COAST, HAUOR ARIA .. lqlW'&-foot fadlih tided lnio Ille Niguel bills. Th& aero-NAB-E RS 0600 B h IJ.1. ..1 ---~COD1pan)'-wld&-aoostradell-t11e-h11g&;11a.at,.-t>uw.ave~--a:--L---•--.. -ar or -:l-V-u.., ·II--~ uaed It be<ause at .~act cutboeb, booes to tnde tbe white . elep!la.nt 19 tile u.ii:. for aboat-.'2\1 -mllllon In fldlitlfl llOW Costa" Mesa 540-9100 . ltMed from !lie gov .. Dllltlll. ,,_ matter Js under mjew In ,waahln._.. o.c. n. Joild!DI{ fl <alled • Ziggunt becauae of ti. ~pped ~ leslgn._. ~ • SALES DEJIARTMENT OPEN IOOMUo 9 PM_ !II!!' r.1,-9.00 AH.to 6 PMSal.ood SunclCI)' • -\' . ~-I ' DESCRIBES NEW FEDERALISM Rotlrlng HEW Offlcl•I Hitt · Erosion Work Closes Beaches ' In Newport fl.fest of the oceanfront beaches between Cypress and 48th Streets in Nevwport Beach will be closed for up to three weeks starting Thunday due to erosion control work, officials said today. Lifeguard Lt. Larry Gibooo sald the big sand-scooping machine. that have been dl(iing sand from near the Santa Ana- River jetties tor the pest several weeb will move their operations to the wide Balboe Peninsula beaches. ''They want !hit estta claan, wel~ washed sand along the berm line between Cypress Street and 12th Street as a top layer !or the filling they .,,, d~,'' Gibooo said. The 300.00lkubic-yard ssnd haul la part of a U.S. Anny Corp of Engloieers project begun last year to bulld up erocl- ed sectioml of the beach in West Newport. The project included conslrucUon of two new rock groins and reconstructiOo or old ·sheet metal groins along the West Newport beachlront. Gibson said the supply of clean sanif near the river jetties has been edlauated by the haul so lar. He said the wide, heavily built up Balboa beachea won't be banned by what's taken from them. "Actually the major activity on the peninsula will he In the vicinity of 12th to Cypreas but the haul rood will nm down the beach, under the pier and down to aboot 48th Street beach where it will he dumped," Gibson Aid. Stllldq, -4, 197) _ lly_ T06I 8A1IUIY Of ..... ,.. ..... Oj!bocb ... healtb ..... llddl -. -~··--Ind> llonal are ~ ol l'telddml Rlcblnl "1x· 00'1 "new~ .. concept in the tutlJre rl!WIChii of ~ tectors, ouli<> Ing fedtnl olOcill Pal ReWy Hitt Ulld 111 -Anahlim audl...., I'rtdl)'.--· Thi nClrinC -leCttWy ol the Department of Health, Education and W.Uare said Oranp Qlunty provided a claulc uampte ol just one llHuatioa that bad ~pied -of -aid -~ bolplial com1nlctlon !hit had led to I chronk: "overbeddlng" altu. lion. Mn. Hltt, who announced ber 1<Ure- ment at * klc~ luncheon for the • • \ sm' Means -CiitbacK - POW s Against Aiunesty 3 Air Force Men Express Similar Sentiments ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE, Md. (UPI) -Three fonner Air Force prisonen of war said Saturday they liked mlniskl.rts they aaw on their return home but strongly opposed amnesty for those who refused to serve in the Vietnam War. "l don't have black and white feelings on this," said Maj. Joseph Abbott, 38, of Allaway, N.J., "but 1 know I was there ,because l believe in my country and they saw fit to violate the established law, and I don't see how you can justify not punishing them." . Maj, Arthur Burer, 40, of Rockville, Md.. who like Abbott was a pilot shot down over North Vietnam more than seven years ago, agreed. "I'm 3 dedicated military professional and while I'm a thinking man, my job is to carry Canada 'Certain' To Quit Vietnam Supervision Role PARIS {UPI) -DipJomatic sources said Saturday that Canada is "99 per cent certain" to quit the International Commission of Control and Supervision (fOCSJ In Vietnam. C<lnadtan External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp left Saturday for home after attending the Vietnam conference or thii past weer. out the orders of my superiors," be said. "l doo~ !eel ~ should he granted. 0 1 was prepared to lay dowri my life for my cowitry \l'hen I new lhese mis- sioos seven years ago-I know the price I have to pay," added Burer, who ap- peared in a widely published photograph taken on his arrival at this suburban Washington air base when his wife dash· ed past dignitaries and leaped off her feet into his anns. Similar sentiments were expressed by T. Sgt. Arthur Black, of Bethlehem, Pa.; a paramedic in a helicopter which was shot down, during a news Cilnlerence with Abbott and Burer. On a lighter subject, the 'three also agreed that miniskirts were one of the more pleasing changes that took place in American society while they were gone. "The miniskirts caught my attention immediately," Black said with a smile. "I think it's a positive change." "I must say they were very pll"asing attributes to our homecoming." Abbot said. "The thing that shocked me the moot was that my 17·year-old son h&d hair longer than his mother's," Burer said. 'We've established certain ground roles on that. "My four children didn't have a father for four years and it's going to take a while before I'm back in the authoritative role that I'd like to be in, especially with my son because he's two inches taller than I am," Burer said. He said the superficial changes in American people don't bother him at all. "Long hair and beards are unusual, but look back at Abraham Lincoln and the rest of them," he said. ' • Since the sand will be taken only from the berm line toward the waler, the u~ per half of the beach wtll remain open but the water • ....,. will be blocked of[ and patrolled. ' Gibson said the dory fleet based at Newport Pier will be given use of a tour· wheel drive vehicle to haul their boats acrogs the beach faster to avoid th~ sand haulers. . «..:• . I UPI Te!Mlott tiU«t B~-, ~ i · ··' Not onl~ is the Flamengo beaCh in Rio de Janeiro crowded with sun- bathers, it's alao littered. wtth,debris. As, if that were !Wt enough, the air pollution on this particular day also was ·at a re«>rd high. Surely enough to make one stay at 1home. He slgned the final declaration ending the conference but said be did so ~th: .,, reMrvatiorul because he doubted the ar· rangement under which the recs policed the cease-fire would work. Students Eat Li:~' Dogs :· ~ . They'll Eat Pet Food for Week t°: Protest Prices STILLWATER, Okla. (UPI) -Two Oklahoma State University seniors tired of "95-cents~--pound hamburger that just fries away," said Saturday they will eat nothing but dogfood for a week ln protest against rising food prices. The canine ration will be no great shock to their systems. Terry Arnall and Jerry Dizmang have been working dogfood into their diet for some time. "It's getting to the point where a person cannot afford to eat,'' said Arnall, a U-year-old stoneworker from Tulsa who is studying architecture. "I'm tired of paying 9S cents a Pound for hamburger that just fries away. I'd •rather pay $1.52 for a JG-pound sack of dogfood.'' Arnall said the idea originated when Dizman g, a 22-year-old ~tany student from BartlesviJd.le, Okla.~ bet him he wouldn't eat dogfood. ~ bet was ;nothing in the processing of dogfood that canceHed when the r o o-m'. in a, t \S ,. could 1'1rt me. discovered they liked the atilft .'.. . "The dog is ea ting better than we "One night we made some real 'good. were.'' beef slew out of 'Skippy' and baked The two draw perplexed reactions from potatoes and carrots," Arnall said. ,.For Phi Kappa Tau fraternity brothers and they get some strange telephone calls. lunch the other day we took cheddar "Most of our friends at the fraternity cheese soup and put some 'Purina' in it. don't know what to think," Arnall said. 'Chuckwagon' is my favorite dry food. "Sometimes people will call and we pick "We've been l!ating Alpo toast, but it up the.phone and all we hear it barking." wasn't too good. We like 'Reelpe' real Arnall said the protest wiU last only a ,,.,~JI. and it's cheaper ... We put a lot of Y.'eek but both would probably oontinue to garlic and a lot of salt on it and it really supplement their diet~ with dog food. He brings out the Oavor." said even now they put dog biscuits in Arnall and Dizmang checked out their their pockets to eat between classes. doggie diet with Health Director Donald "lt's better !or us and cheaper than a Cooper, who gave his approval. c.'.lndy bar,'' he said. "Besides, it doesn't "Dr. Cooper said there would be no take n1uch to get full on dog fOOd and it's nutritive problems with the diet and the very good for you, I used to eat dog hospital dieUtJan told me there was biscuits when I was a kid." ' Fog Covers ·Gulf Coast Tliunderstorms Rumble Across Ce11tral Pl.a.ins U.S. S11mmar11 Fog tn,hrouOed Ille Tei111 1...e l ou!1l1n1 <<">ISh ~t!ur~av """lie •lln I nd ~·"''' well~• PlllJU~ ~ ••$11rll t\811 of !he "•!Ian •nd o••'• cl the Wnt. 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The sources :;aid Sharp told France privately he was angry at the final ar· rangement. that Canada would not be .. able to function as an ICCS member and that jt Was "99 per cent certain that C8nada would quit the commission later this month," Well-Adjusted -U'I Ttl.,._. • Canada ls committed to serving until March 30 and Sharp said an an- nouncement would be made in the middle of March. New Executive For Dalla~ ,Paper DALLAS l UPI) -Tom Johnson, an aide -though no relation -of the late Lyndon B. John,'on. will become an ex· ecutive of the Dallas Times Herald, James F. Chambers Jr., publisher and chairman ol the hoard, announced Salur· day. . John.son now is executive vice pn:!si· Jent of KTBC -AM·FMJfV in Austin. The station, ronnerly owned by the ex· President's family, was p u r c h a s e d recently by the Times.Mirror Co., of Los Angeles, which also owns the Times . Herald. The date for Johnson's move to Dallas depends oo .. veral upects of the pun:hlli.of tlte ialevlslon station . He will retain lils present position with RTBC .uniU the FedOral Communications Commission approves a pending ap- plication to transfer the teltvlslon liceruse to the Times.-Mlrror and until othef details. of the acquisition of KTBC have been completed. When the purchase is complete and the, license if approved, Johnson will be in- stalled as president and chief executive officer of KTBCTV. He Will move to Dallas later to become vice president and executive editor of the newspaper. At that time, Felix R. McKnight, now co-publisher and editor of the Times Herald, wtll heolma vi"' chairman ol the board and secretary of The-Times Herald Printing Co. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Dtftwty of lift DM'J Pilot. Is guarantrtd "°"".HrWIY1 Ii "'°" ._. ""' ...._. "v~ , ........ 11» ''"'' '"" .... '"'. '*"' ... 11 , k ........, ,. ,..._ Ulll -tllltirlt ""m It•,_..._ I-S..,.,....,._,....., 91:,... .•• ,_i.,. '"' c.., "" • '·"'-~· ......... . It didn't take long fCYr this man to jump into the stream of things. Former Japanese Anny straggler Shoichi Yomoi, who was found in a Guam Jungle 13.b"t year after 28 years of biding, sits in Guam air- port lounge with his bride Minoko. Bedecked with leis, Yokoi re- turned to Guam to show his new wife the cave where he once lived. Billions W ~ted by VA, Claims Nader Task Force WASffiNGTON (UPI) -A Ralph Nader task force said Saturday the Veterans Administration is short-chang- ing America 's 3 million V i e t n a m vetcraQS by wasting billions or dollars on many oldtt men who "do not need or rherit its help." The VA's f12 billloo annual budget goes largely to ·~phantom disabilities. non s ervice-connected claims, bureaucratic waste and business frauds," Nadl!1' himseli charged In releosing a 450-page report prepared by his Center tor Study· of Responsive Law. VA Administrator Donald E. Johnson, .. came under heavy fire from O>ngress ~ the Veterans of Forei~n Wars last month for propoolng a $160 ~Ilion Cut iq disability benefits for Viet· nam veterans, including amputees, said Nader's charges of favoritism toward older veterans was "insulting as well as tOUally untrue" and was ' 'utter I Y absurd." • The Whito House ordered Johnson's cutback plan withdrawn for "further in· tensive study" Feb. 24, and announced Friday that Jolm.son, a former American Legion natlonal commander from Iowa, would he leaving the VA by the end of the year. Johnson ~jectcd two key proposals by Nader's group -that non servlce--coo-- oected veterans' pension! be abolished as 'duplication or Soclll Security, and !hat !he 168 VA hospitals be Improved, opened to non-veterans and absorbed u part of a comprehensive national health Ur suranoe system for the gtntr11J public. "Tbe federal govm.ment has failed to veterans with recent combat or service- connected harms . . , Its programs are geared for the older or elderly veterant, along the Jines or a nursing home men- tality, which helps to segregate veterans by age," he said. Jt urged the Defense Department and 1 the VA to implement new review pro- cedures for the 175,000 Vleblam veterans who received less than honorable discharge., and thus are ineligible for drug counseling,. for example. On1J discharges Imposed by coort martial should bar a veteran from benefits It said. ' Troops on Alert For Chile Vote SANTIAQO (UPD -The army placed troops on alert Saturday and warned it will cruah any demonstraUons duriDI today's congreaaional elections, which could delonnlne the future of Qille'a left· i$t government. All leaYes were canotlled and troopo were ordered to remain in their bar- raclca. Military potrola guard1nc pol1Jng place&. where .voting booths were ln- •IAlled during the day. In accord with federal law, the military assumed control or 1ocaJ law m- fOttem<nt ~bout Qille Friday until 48 ho\irs aftor iht elections. , ~~...,_ .. """-·~ 'Wo ti Evll'IS~ Wy., to U flllll,_ at Gltlnftvlllt, 'flfa. llPIWfAT .. I K:lfOC~I. r:12l~ .... ~:... .......tholnix: -"~ " " .. -~.,. t.., ..... c9fl'I """ .......... .. ..... ~-1-""' .... , ................ 1t .... - meet the problems of recontly returned Army Oen. Marlo SCpulvoda, com· Vietnam veterans because the Vetersns mander or.the ~Uago mllltary dlatrlel, Ad m I n lstraUon is ovmohebningly aald th• m!U~L will "prevent and on~lea !Ollie lemr-ol otder-diaper>O-Uy-., manl!Hlatlaol and veterans who clomlnate the veterans' Job. · -tinp" UltW two how'• afler an ••ir - by," 1Bid Paul SlarT, a 23-Jear-old have been. counted. Porl11 , Orf, Temper•ture1 ,..,,11.11111, """· ft tPld C:lfY ft ld'llNll'ld Albllnv I .. • ·" &1,LOIM Alb!IQ~l'Ulf " ~ -.11 L.••• Am$;o I fl s.... DlttO ' ... -SI!'! ,,..~IKO Afi:.'1' Ht ~ :B ..... A anN ~ l l''"1"-"'m ::.:-re• s. c.i1tornl• \ I ' l: " 21 " " l1 ,, .. • " .. \l .. .. .. .. " .. " " 0 ·" .... ... • .. .. .., ltltphonn :......~~ '\: ~••MMfJ1 '"" W.iri'l!lllttt ., .... ~ t••-12111 t:: ~""~=-~......., ' leUtrl '-""'!a. ~ HltUtl 4""'44JI Harvard law student who wrote the Me!lllwhile Pre1ident Sa Iv a d d r 1<Pol'I-~ende'1 popular Unity coalltloo and lta Nader ll!d the VA "has benefited those _.1uon Issued final hutrudlw to who do nOt nttd ... merit Ill heh> lar their -"""• urgin/I an early '* ._ !hall -w1lo • are belpltlt ancl lhe avoklanq ol lncid<nt& END OF AN ERA - A historic group of the power· Jul men of the day shoulder st?Jin's coffin on the day of his funeral in Moscow, March, 1953. Center foreground is Georgi Malenkov, Stalin's successor for two years. At right is Lavrenty Beria in black ,.,_ hat. Behind Malenkov, from right, are Vassily stalln, V. M .. Molotov and Marshal Bulganin. Pictllr«I at right is a bust of Joseph Stalin, erected only recent· ly, which stands over his tomb in a not·too-promin· ent area where second-rank heroes are memorial. Stalin Daunting-Russia Two Decades Have Not Begun to Hide the Scars of His Regime By WILLIAM L. RYAN AP Special Correspondeut over the party, Stalin's key to ficially buried. won't stay be "decisive" in determining Fa_nning has always suf- total power, went to a dead . Nowhere is this more whether the ninth Five-year fered, too, from neglect, from secretariat. K hr us h.c be v apparent than in the attack on Plan, extending through 1975, the need for mote advanced 1'he old tyrant suddenly became "first" secretary, a ti-dissenters. will succeed. The plan is uni- opened his-eyes, gazed tle implying a. R:ood deal less When Khrushchev destroyed que in that for the first tbne it methods, more and better balefully around the room and than Stal~'s. ije had been the Stalin image, horror tales charts a growth rate Increase machines and better farm·t&- slowly raised his left hand at "general" secretary'. of what it had meant began to higher for consumer than ~ market roads. au those clustered · about his The Politburo was pared be published. E v e n t u a 11 y ducer industries, an indication Because it resists c ......... e at deathbed. \ uaue ., . . . back from 25 to 10 members. Khrushchev decided this Im· of public pressure. But -the ho~ the C.Ommunlst party ~'F deat~, he .could s~Il . Among those dropped -was a plied criticism of the party consumer economy in 19'12 fell prol:i81ilY bas lost some of the ma~ bts minions shake with ..man named Leonid 1 . was dangerous, but be no well short of jts goals, while feir . .Nlldta Khrushchev bad 1!.-.zhnev, who bad oaty Jim targets of Ilea'}' Industry were dynamism it bad in the past. been weeping. G e o r g I re8cbed thst ptnnaole. lulfilled. Today's leaders· are Russia'• Malenkov's fleshy fa~ was Beria Vya~lav Moh~tov Wrth military men in the 11te economy suffers from Tories, the conservatives. ashen. Lavrenty Bena, the ~ ther &taUn li utenants . f .i.. ff rt the clnolc ailmento sucll as But in the ranks of those chlef bf ,secret' ,po;lice, wore U;icjk: ~ jijCff ID ea ~ van ° '~\~ e 0 ' acute housing shortages, In· who will emerge eveptuany as what .8talln:• daogbter would collective,~w crioged. leaders are slowly and suffient ,lmprovement in labor leaders, there probably ts a =~· !ii! ~9t~·-Biirll.!1!9'},D!J& paled llv!nli i. cauf\ou ropolishing prodµcUvlty, Bhabby consume~ keen awareness of how .•. •,,.~~anmltiOWllP!l,seemedfor th • ftt 1• goodl,"htchorices, ~ grlevOW1aretheshortcomlq.o Svetlana !Jl'~V '"""" a while tO h8fe Moscow in his o 1ma941:'0 ..., • in. shortfalls in lsrm production. of the system alter a balf-cen· recall Berta ".tired llie1lly a! hand. But •accor<!ink to a l" While ""ather played some tury QI Soviet powtr, and bow those cloudea eyes,. anxious wldelv acCepted virsJOn, he .. part in the dismal farm result, painful are the comparisons even now to convmce my was tw-ed ie· the Kremlin by Iohger could use nakedly mismanagement must baw with the West. lather that he was the most Georgl K. \Qi~v, the war· Stalinist ,..thods, even bad he figured Importantly, s Ince If pressure from llelow loyal and devoted of all. . time hero d Berlin. Berta was wanted. But "be did crack Breihnev fired the agriculture obliged the Politburo to pay "At what seemed the very given· a bullet in the back fA. down. Dissent w e 11 t un-minister. much more heed to internal last moment he opened his the bead ,the fate of so many derground. . Much of the trouble is concems and somewhat less to eyes and cast a glance over others by his order. The authorities have traceable to Stalin's forced: world revolution, it would everyone in the room. It was a Beria's execution speUed adopted the practice of as!uin-farm collectivization in the seem that ccmiderable steam terrible glance, insane or death for thousands in his Ing thst any who disagree with early 1900s. at a coot of bas been generated behind the perilapo angry and full of the MVD apparat!D. the system are · probably millions of peasaat U-and urge to make Soviet standards fear of death ... He lifted his So with two decades to ex· lunatics. Dissenters are often widespread famine. He and· his compare more favorably with Jeft hand as though be were orcize the Stalin ghost, today's confined in prison psychiatric successon compound tJi e those of the West. Chancea: for pointing at something above Soviet Union might have been wards. Many draw long prison dan\age by pennitting dogma a stable peace may be in and bringing down a curse on expected tQ be enonnously dif. and labor camp sentences. to take precedence over ez. direct ratio to the momentum us all." ferent from 1953. In some Brezhnev claimed 1973 will perience. behind the process of change. A moment later, at 9:50 ways it is. In some, not at all. 11••;;,,;;;;po;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.,;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.,;i.,.,.,.,.;,""tl p.m. March 5, 1953, d ea I b RULING ELITE came to Joseph Vissarionovich A ruling elite still nms the Stalin, 73. one of .~ m~ count .. y and has huge stakes in spectacular a~d terrifying die-the st..itus quo. tators or all time. ' Doctors said Stalin had had Todays top leade~ ~ere the a cerebral hemorrhage. young men . of Stalins tl'!'e. The average age of the ruling SIGH OF RELIEF Politburo now Is 63 and only An outsider could almoet one of its 15 members is under bear a great national sigh of 55. To, get ahead in their day reli ef. The country, almost these men had to be tough ahd three decades under th e ruthlessf brought up in party awesome autocrat, had been doctrine and discipline. "ruled with a fear and halrtd Much that ls dreary still of Stalin so thick in the air you haunts Soviet society: the could almost smeU it/' recaU· same repetitive drone of prop- ed George F. Kennan, then the aganda the same off i c I a J u S ambassador to Russia. rewriting of history, the same The era of Stalin was ended lnslstence fhat blsck Is willte, at last -or was U7 the . same penchant f o r Perhaps half or more of creatmg nonpersons of fallen ,today's Soviet population has leaders, the same urge to no dlrect memory of the Stalin persecute the slightest hint oJ era. But so deep were the dissent. " welts laid upon tong-suUering The leaders '!'ll try to. !<II Mother Russia by the Stalin off the country s 240 million whip that two decades have people from o u t s t d e fn. not even begun to hide them. fluences. The last years of Stalin were What to a '!estern eye ~ften time of fear a time of a seems a paSSJon for mtdiocri~ ~dnight knock of Berta's ty still p,taRUeS the .co~mer. II t' h · le T.oday1Sovietc 1t1'z ens__, po ce; a 1me w en peop though on average po.orer than suddenly vanished, o t t ~ n thQse of the West afe Clearly forever. It was a time o( a betttT off than iheir fathers widespread and .violent bate-were. They look better, eat Amertcan camP111gn., of. harsh better dress better, relax suppression of the shghtelL more 1 breath of nonoomfonnlty.· · The average cit12on" daily RESIST CHANGE life was one of pervasive dralr Standing behind the pollt~ ness, of lllQMloMlll air cians and perhaps walcblng biness ln the goods and them carefully are t b e amenities ot bis dlspoBal, of mililary chiefs, a privileged severe boll!lng shortages. cla5S with big lllak.. In resisting radlcal change. PARTY SHAKEUP OVer the .years, the porty P.O.P. Presents the 30 MINUTE MIRACLE For Weight Control ind Fltntss FREE Introductory uctvre and Demonstration • MIU JUIW-211 ... ............... ,,.,,, ,., .. MllCI TUllN ,.,.,. "' ''' 11 ... Ill how founder Mike Turin IOtt 120 pound• of lfftlong turplut we1ght, 1clentlficolly, In futt 12 mondls with the exciting n.-w P,O,P. "anntd Optimetrkl Program. HIAI how you con determine the weigh.I and physlcal condition you should be lo f"' better, look better, live better and get the mcnt ovt of llfe. UAIN how you con set ...allttfc oocrlt to ~1..,. your optimum weight ond thape. No crash cliett. No 1trenUO\.!t exerclM pro0raina. No taboos on what you con eat and dril')lc. . ,.O.P. is o prooro• detlgned to bring '¥ ~. IMtt In oil of u•I 1n a way we can live with and •nJoy. for fl'\•lt ••• WOIMf'I ••• chlldNn .•• the whol1 fomllyl JRll P.O.P. ••ionl ore 1pOnSONd by th• followin9 Orange County oreo fO"N TO MIMllU Ne Notri.M1M1rat) Ar THf 'OU.OW ... TIMlf AND &OCATK>HS1 Fear reached the highest haf tried to keep army men levels. The party WU an-from aettlng too· poliUcally dergoing an omtnous shakouJ>. poWVftll, and In the preseot OUtsiders were OQDv!nced thst Central Colnlnittee only 20 d only Stalin'• death -JlOrhapl the 141 members are military ..,p1otou81y t~m•4' -~ menr'l'bore ;..none..-.the-nll-·~ MOND•Y ·. prevented a bloodbath rtvallnl In« l>olltburo. " TUESDAY: NEDNESDAY: THURSDAY: FRIDAY: ·-·--'"" teed! ..... ..... the purge of the 19008. With mllltary men ln the ' ~ ... • 1 ,.m. 1 ..,.. t i•-. 1 ,.,.... In • hasty reorganization van of the effort, the leadera ........, • .,. M..t....,_ hid ~ ....,... h9dl upm the ma~• death, bis m atowly and cautloualy aa11 '"""""'"' Dr. ~i'!_::"7 = ''1' ~·:.:" "' • ,"::':.:. ... servants doled out the legacy. ~polishing the !mate of ...,:.:-':"..., -• -YWCA -...... --···'"' Malenk.ov took Stallo'a Stalin. ...,..,.,..... ....,...., , .... ....., ,utA..,,.9'"'••. premiership. But sulbocity Efldently Stallnlsm, once of.,._ __________________________ ,., . . . .. • I • ,. . T I .: -.. pantsuit sale save on shirt jacket pantsuits in pre.tty, spring fresh shades Tops in fashion ... the shirt. Here, topping our flattering rwo piece pantsuit. Fresh and ca refree too, because irs washable, wri nkle -free polyester. A great fashion val!M! in soft peach, navy blue, lime green or turquoise. 8-18. 17.99 regularly 22.00 boulevard dm,.. 95 sho, Mondey thru flrld1y 10 1.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sund1y N-'Ill 5; S.turdl'( 10 1.m. to 6 p.m. MAVCO ...., co. IOU!h cont pt1u,..., dlogo fwy. ot brl1tol, 545-9321 • f • • 1 ' •. , I ., I . ' I E ] c 1 b ~ ti e • c b G p p e ~ " b h h f ti a d • t • I ' I I ( I : ,. \. f• • . I I • DMJN . Pii.OT·. ~1Tfniii '-pAiiE . • POfpourr i Pr0ff ered A roundup of mini~Halar ''f .. t AIRLINE SIARtHiSt Unriilti~' Jack ... of .lhe Year AWIJ'd will have a'Dlime caMl&ile in Sen . Vapce ·Hartke of Indiana, who dalD!$ senaloriai immunlt/ fro"l pre.flight inopectlon of carrr<>n lug11age and pockag_tO by airlines. · It waan't enough !bat be shouted for speclJiJ ptivi· lege and hired a car to call attention to bll prol'es! last monlh. No, now the aenator hu filed suit to. force .(lie FAA to stop ...,..,bing him or bll property before bol!DI· Ing a plane. # Senators do enjoy privileges. Geo11eme11.-and we like to think of our senaton ... g~mert -do 'llj)t abuse them. .... ~t · · .. _. SAFER FREEWAYS: What causes mot! of Ute really massive freeway jaJM ln Ute morning rush hours? Trucks, it aeems, all loo often. Not only do these wheeled· gianta elow down the flow of traffic, Ibey also seem lo be. invo1"4, In almost every acctdent that causes a Slgalirt ot 'a j~:lli> of any proportion. Truck owners pay heavy taxes for the use of free· ways lllld certainly they are .enti!led, 1?· usp . them ... But why can't we f o II ow the· Vlll)' logltal .pri>cedure of Eur:ol!.!an nations and limit their actess to major thor· oughfareslo'ttie non-rush-hour periods? The portal-to-portal time elaJ)6ed would be shorter Jot lhe truckers and tllousahda o( motorists would reach lheir destinaHons mucll more qdlckly and safely. ANOTHER BAO EXAMPLE: A California senator - at lhe state level -also could use a li\tJe lesson in propriety. . ' ' • it' ' wu m~ed a sales pra pl8l;e tor an lq~ plan that clalml It would a ts,000 Investment Into a $5-0,000.yeu Income for ut.. Fair .-il!h. But with 1119 eales pitd>came a Jetter. head lntrodw:d~,.:::• MClng that ~ mpecta and admiree tile renebr _arid "would ncit hocltale to engage In any future activity with bin>.'' Uling the offite of IUUI Senator to promote e buii- neos deal II UQetblCil and' .Harmer could be ~ to task lo~tbll blatantfavor¥,,a-iriend. SERVICE STATION BU!;.HT: One good tblng_eeema to be coming out of our ~ energy c:Nl& With the· exception of :lrvlne Co. propetties, •all of Orange County has.been blighted by the foilr,f!itlons-every·lnlerseetlon for ihe past two decades. Some oil companies have overbuilt stations -often leaving ugly ruins When stations go broke: An Associated Pte88 ""'°rt now a.Yi diminishing gasoline supplies end sbrinkfug profits wJll mean fewflt stations on more prqfltable lgcatlo~s. Some companies -Gulf, for example -are abandorung large sales areu entirely. · One bad note: We'll probably see ·even more of those abandoned hulks as their owners move out. CHEERFUL NOTE: California mototist9 b ave blessed •their Botts dots -tile buttons and reflectors that serve as Jane dividers on most highways. They're functional and make driving in the rain a far Jess bar· rowing experience. He's state Sen. John L. Harmer of Glendale who seems lo be serving as kind of a circus barker for a "Pti· vate entrepreneur. A NeWport Beach reaaer .reports he Now comes word that they're doing the job in sav- ing lives. The California Highway Patrol says roads with the buttons have 27 percem fewer accidents and 81 per· cent fewer fatal or injury accidents. And guess what? They cost only half as much - $90 a mile -as painted Jane-dividing .strips . . l 'YOU WOU?D DEKRISE THE SITUATION AS flEXISI.£, THENi MR. FLUKE~ ... Vot~s to Polls Today Blacks Brand Is France Turning'·Left? Media Hiring As 'Tokenism' By YORICK BLUMENFELD PARIS -"Something's got to give:~ said the manager of a Right Bank .restaurant. "I have always voted Gaullist," he said. "De Gaulle was a great maJ'). But he cared ror Frfnce and not (or Frenchmen. The Gaulllsta have had 15 years lo put things right, but they b~gled lhe job. Now I'm going to vote Socialist." ~ opinion pplls Indicate that millions ol other French voters a.lso are t~g of. tumlng to the polltlc~I left wb~ they cast ballots ln national elec- Uons this month. France ii thll8 once again in a state or Polltlcal uncertainty. For the first time since 1959 there Is a c<>n9elYable alternative to a Gaulllst goverrurlept. 'The parliamentary elections, a "prlm8ry" to-- day and a run-off March 11, are. the first such electoral contests since Charles de Gaulle stepped down as president in 1969. The Gaulllsts and their allies are tom • by dissension and plagued by disclosures of scandals in high plac'El!. Many ortbod~ Gaulllsta do not regard Presi· dent Georges Pompidou, the late gener- al'• SIJCCeMOr, as a qualified apostle of the faith. The leftist opposition, led by a coalition of Commuqists and Socialists, bas been chanting _that It's ttine for a chqe. To judge by a steady succession or polls, France could be heading ror a lef- tist government and a consequent con· stituUonal crisis. While many com- mentators doubt that this will actually happen, the Gaullists are runnin~ scared. They were shocked last December when Isn't It the Trutl1! By CARL RIBLET JR. We blame our failures on bad luck and success makes us puff out our chests and crow how smart we are. Which just goes to show that most of us cannot ftice the truth, that failure is usually the result of our mistake3 and success of\en comes from the mistakes of others who may be smarter or stronger or richer or prettier -but in any event lazier. "A lazy man is never lucky." -Persian proverb . ,. . " . I '• t '• ... . ~' the respkted· SOfres poll Indicated .that the Political' left' was endorsed by 45 per. ' cent of those interviewed. Since ihen that figure has crept upward a few notches at the expense of. the Gaullists, whose popul3rity has sagged well below 40 per· cent. .. Disgruntled shopkeepers, farmers, in· · dustrial workers ana students h3ve been ( GpEsT R.FfORT J making their voices heard. Even the most · optimtsttc 6aullfltl· concede': that they are likely to lose a minimum of 80 seats or their majority of 280 In 'the 487· seat Nafionat Assembly: D e s pi t e Fran~e's great economic strides of re. cent years, a high degree of econOmic in· equality still flourishes. If the farm population protests that the Gaullists have ignored them, Parisians hold the regime responsible for a host of urban problems. Dlscontent ranges from the "Manhat- tanization of Paris," as the proliferation of skyscrapers and office buildings is called, to the Inadequacy of health and sanitation facilities. Not one apartment in four has a telephone, and one out of three has no toilet facilities . French Communist leader Georges Marchais wonders aloud "why this ma- jority should do tomorrow what it failed to do yesterday." Marchais and Francois Mitterand. ·the Socialist leader, have iss~ __ J!_ joint manifest.P: on the type of government their coalition seeks to form. Americans who have observed the growing number of black reporters and rfhe document is remarkably un· commentators on television news shows doctrinaire and, moreover, is a study in h comprimise betwef:n the Communists mig t reasonably conclude that racial and Socialists who, in years past, were discrimination no longer is a problem in chronically unable to agree.oq a common the communications media. True, sta- program. ti on~ , in most large metropoli~ areas have ·made a conscious effort to hire The French Communist Party. once the black men and women and, more im- most Stalinist in Western Europe, bas ~portant to make them visible to · the been a'ssiduous1y cultivating a new im-' age: Marchais took over in ,December . ,,...-.,. •. --, --. --,..,,.... '• ... --.. and dropped most of ils revolutionary EDITORIAL pretenses. ,.. In a television address, htaNhais told Lhe F'rench peopJe: !IWe brSE .l'DCH ·-are oot the party of toe raised fjst; we nJ:J an. are the party of the hilnd butstttfthed to the ~le or France." He went on to proqiise that the Communists woUtd not dominate, but would cooperate. As Marchals travels through the country in .his chauffeur-driven limousine, adlibbing his speeches, he insists that "Jn· a sociali.!it France we would' be strong 'Sup- porters of a muJtj.party system." Marchais is well aware of the deeir seated fear of the French middle class of a violent revolution. He is trying to con- vince the electorate that the "French road to Chile" would follow a peaceful path. While the electorate might no longer be swayed by hysterical anti- communism, its suspicions rem a in deep. One-poll indicated that 60 percent of ·the people believe that the Com- munists, at the head of a left~wing government. would try to remain ln power by any means available. It is on this belier that the Gaullists pin their hopes or remaining in control of parliament -if not with an outright ma· jority. then an alliance with the "third force" in French politics that is com. Posed of centrist reformers. Anything less than a clear-cut leftist majority would be insufficient to bring about a left-wing government. All of the winning cards are in Pompidou's hands. The French constitution .provides that the president name t~ prerDier, but it does not call on him to c&u on the-1eader of the plajortty party or a group @! parties to form a government. l{owev~, France could not govern itseU tor long 'tf the con· flict between the executive and legislative became irreconcilab~ -. . viewing public. But the recipients of such large~e .often complain that the news media's well publicized hiring of. a few blacks is a token gesture aimed at lulling the black commWlity into complaceooy. BLACKS, they contend, accoun_t fof 11 percent of the ~pulation but hold only about 6 percent of the professional posi- tions in broadcasting. In p r·I n t journalism, the picture is much bleaker. Blacks hold only 2.5 percent of the editorial jobs on magazines and 1 percent of those on newspapers. The number of blacks occupying top-level, decisio?J.. making posts ln broadcasting and joomalism ii; mlnlscule. ' . The ofd argument that placks lack the tralnlng for pro!esa~ positions il1 the De'l\o-S media Ls fast becoming invalid. Black colleges ·and universities have established communications departments, and other schools have significanUy expanded their minority represegtatll>n in print and broadcast joornallsm. AS MORE blacks are hired by the news triedia, Insistence that they be given a greater voice in the decisions about what news is to be presented, and how, is bound to increaae. In several citiet1 in- duding Jacksoo, Miss., blacks have wm managerial (IOSilionB In broadcaaHng by challenging lbe license renewals of sta· tfons . whieh they claimed diacrtminated against ;them . And in print journalism, blac!t reporters have been demanding that a'. few black James Restons be ad· ~tted to the uecutJve su~. Critics Silent In Washington Some of President Nixon's most bitter critics are now suggesting a "Washington cease-fire" to follow· the cease-fires whicfl were brought about in Vietnam and Laos. What they actually want is tor Presi- dent Nixon's friends to stop' reminding them how wrong they were about peace efforts in Indochina and to urge complete and total forgiveness for deserters and · ~ draft dodgers who 7 r.efused to serve , ~ when their countr1y' .. fF ' 1 Deeded them. (i' These are t· h e _\. . 11 ...... ;. •. same voices who only short months ago were loudly and incessantly demand-, ing an end to l)Qstilities in Vietnam and the return of Amet1can POWs but~.:_.who are now strangely silent. It's a dreadful thing to say, but the fact nonetheless remains that some of those who were Joudest ln their demands for peace are silent now because they wanted a peace arranged according to their standards and one that wouhl renect no credit whatsoever on President Nixon and his Administration. SOME OF nlE silence also comes frOm those who wanted peace at any price other t h a n honor. Strangely enough, many of the voices sbouUng for peace ln the streets and elsewhere really wanted peace by surrender, ratber than peace by negotiations. In the same vein, these critics of the Nixon Administration want the so-called "cease-fire ln Washington" arranged on their special tenns and with no con· sideration for the President or his su~ porters. They want a one-sided cease-fire whereby supporters of the President will stop holdin~ them accountable for \hings they said ~d wrote <lilly weeks ago while pennltHng them the luxury of holding the President aecouniable for every syllable he has ut~red in the lasJ four rears. They . further want a mood of forgiveness to prevail1 • on the part of the President's friends while they conHnue a steady di'umfire or nlt-picldng about all faceb of tbe Indochina war and the . BARRY GOLDWAT_ER_ I remarkable cease-fire agreement , ar- ranged by President Nixon iµtd Dr. Henry Kissinger. AN EXAMPLE ot this was a,. kmg. critical editorial ,in .Th~ WashingtOll'-'fost dtarglng all part;., lo the Wletnsmese war. 1ncluding the United ~; .. with engaging in "international ~ and exploitation" because LaQS &J)c\. ~ bod.la were not made parties Jo the~Viet namese peace agreement. lroo.l:c~,, the editorial was printed just two dl\,l's .ifefore a cease-fire was arranged in Laos and ef., forts continued to bring ooe about in Cambodia . . . , This is only one example of the kind of critical searehing for weak points ln the peace agreement by writers and COO· gressmen who have long opposed everything President Nixon says or cit)es. What once was known as the "peace movement" is rapidly turning into a "pick-the-peace.apart movement . '' Anyone who listened to the quimng Dr. Kissinger underwent when he met with media representatives after the .cease- fire agreement was signed will lU}o derstand bow desperately some s<><:alled pundits seek to flnd a chink in the peace agreement which may cause it to eome apart. UNFORnJNATELY, it seems th.at many of President Nixon's critics have been on ego trips for so !Ong that they would almost be willing to see, the Viet· namese peace agreement fall through just so they could boast about bow cor· rect they were in questioning jts. pro- visions. I'm Golda. Gemini Man ls Jealous , It shouldt1't he forgotten ibsl many ol these people who now beHev(l! tbe in- credibly complicated peace negotiation should have been further complicated .by the inclusion of representatives from Laos and Cambodia, and who point to possible we.ak points ln the a~t, are the same people who wanted Prtsl· dent Nlxon to withdraw from.., V.ktnam without consulting anyone and Without arranging for th(! protection of our allies in South vietnam and the return of our POWs. Fly ·me totheSinai t .. ·So far, the International Stand- ardization Organization : bas persuaded about 25 countries lo write dates so the year ls listed 11nt;_ then the month. finally the dale. Out Cltlcl Prognos!lc_ator figures we'll adopt that system, too. Eventually. Computers handle it better. . AN AA1ES WOMAN Is genersily tnown (or her fllrta· . tloUsnels. A Gemini man Is tboilght lo be lncllbed . tow8rd ... treme jeal~, ~ore,1 tlietJe t~ ittould nol •llJ3n1. • • 'lite • •.'ii!> ire m. com~~9!•· Cl!' eo Contend<dthe~ 8(><!tl•lbtl. rBA'l' Cllii.i>llEN m more apt to have pinl!Orms than l'"""llPI "" doubl you lcnew. Bui did you )mow whites have """--!>""°'!"' lhJn blacb, women mori plnwonna ibsll meo? Expect further r.ports Cl\ ~ln~U Jbe _de- • . mand l'&rrants. • • I I ~~cre!~t!1aa= !ill l!OMaD, how does he calculate the tllmenslana! A eurious Utorary . ll~hl \ Among those who urged a unilateral . withdrawal without ma ~in g 8J'9. ( · J rangements to get our pr~ back L M. 'DQ:'Vn and our missing accounted for was Sen.1 -If '.I~ Geor.e McGqyern, who is now! urging · .._ ____ ,,__• ..... _...-.;,.:.·--·,., ..oj.· com ete· amnesty for an U19Se whO : ~ " • '.l -i , ahir ed ~ir duty and ran aiiNy while 1 nsmed Smedley researc~ tha' ,1!1>ports . me? of be~r 1•1.'!11 ~OUgh\ i!l their pla.,.s.I he : "Her figure if seven «nd a h>lf ~ ·' -· ' · , the length of her head. Her neck ~ a-· ~1 • • • , 1 ~ ' third the length of her head. ~r ., : • orA->~QAST shoulders are th.rte times a,, wide 1111# , .. • 1t ,-I head. Her bust at Its widest point IS oj,~ "1 • 1•1' J\' ~j(t}j line with her armpit or sllghUy below •!!. . • '--IA • ___ ,. ·- Her waistline comes at sllghUy lest tba~ k • •. · ~wi>thfrds the belabl of her Ogure from ' oilert,W: Wud. Publi<htr the ground . Her hf PJ ore the wldtb of on T.lk>mas Kttvit Editor arm wider than her bust." • ' •• Barbero KreibiclJ ~ TQllllG the medieal boys Edltonol Page Editor are 1110 trytnc IO lll!Uh iiut why ltlt frequency of bealacbes • . ) ~ • ...nie .raltnr1•1 W.1tc ot t ht' Os11y clli.zenry rises wiltr the educ&~ JCftl Pllu\ ~k• to lnfnrm tnd 1tlmu· ot aame1 The furthtr.-yOu'vt l(ll')e'•'lb I · ~U! ~dera by preae ntlng tht1 .new•PtP«1• • opinion• And com. acbooJ ,. ~ more likely you'll suffer • ~nttr)' un to(llCI ot lnttrtst tnd ·pa.in in the noodl~ or •hit.ever. Mott ~iliiftJtfcA~ by vru\'ldln~ a fnrum mystertowt. > rnr tht t~tJttUlon or our r.sd~,..· Q•-~• FROM ...... r.,,..., .., "I qplnlons . ...,.i br !lfflC!>ltlll( '"" vr.nu.,, "'__,,. • .., • •dl\'f'l"lt \llPNpnint• of Inf~ t'lb-know the ~on the President's Jim-ll("rvtljt tnd •poke:rmtn· Oil l~!'ICI OUSlne lft! IO that tbt car can ttW or the 4-Yi go If they're an lbot oul at one time, bul how fut could It~.!" A. Abbu! 50 m.p.b. , I Supday, Marcil 4, 1973 - e th d t· • in of e e a " . b e t e y I· b r- f y 0 ~ J. t· -.1 . . . ") ·,·Qr~ss/ Tripled (s.' I. HAYAKAWA) It is heartening to learn that Represen- tative John Dingell (R.-Miclt.), subse- quent to the almost-fatal shooting of Senator John Stennis of Mississippi, has introduced a bill to ban handguns of tbe kind known as Saturday night specials. Dingell has long been an opponent of gun control laws. He is also a director of the because the cost of a gun "bas nothing to National Rifle Assoctation. well-known do" with its danger. Furthermore, be for its . COl)tinuing · .sai\I, '.'1¥ !enn itself is meaningless. fight against any What's. a saturday night special to ooe kind of gun control. person is a bigblf desirable firearm to Dingell's bill kten-someone else." tifies tile Saturday Representative Dingell ha! met these ' 'It'$ fOodf ,We've · I iUroClc food!' Dig b t. special as argumenUJ .head on. 11Je:. 'cheapness of a . ''any b¥dgun ;wi,.th gUn can make· it avail!lbte even to youths_A OO ' a di~t ftarrie or _.and tberein lies !be danger. ·ut · .... B_ares receiver that melts -----The-legitimate sports of-bunting-and !.I_ at temperatures of target shoo~ _ activities much prized · · , ... than 800 degrees bY !be ,ljRA -... not affected bY the ·J , F k 'Fah,..,nheit." What i•descrlbed of course, proposed legiSlation. Nor is the defense esus rea S : is the vui cheap ~ often used in of the household for those w~mte the "impulsive shootings in the course of that their securi.ty requires a weapon in ... • · · robber!"" and drunlw> ~·· such as p b k are likely to occur OG 5aturday nights. the borne. In ·aper ac ' . 111E MERVIN FIEW poll in 1969 DINGELL El(pL!INS, "U manufac-sbo""!I that 90 percent of the people of • · · turers are prohltiited front ' selling bandgllll! with dl.:<a.t . >JJtc -alloy ea1i-. favor !be prohibition ot guo -( . J receivers or frames, tbe increa5ed cost sales .. through !be mails and 69 ·pen:ent , • "Tiri:f' BOO. trtv·.l 1\J of manufaoture "ill dme Sblulday'niobt fll,Yllt-<lllm reglstratioo. AlribemlOle, M DJ:I. . ,..,..,,usi ,. ., epecials off tlle.marl<~l<,llo; """'"°lo-P,trcent .. favOttd a law which would ·limit : __ . .' _ · "~-tmrtion1'Sf1'tying to,.;prqvtnt ~tMle of {~ :-~ ~~ -~~ 8 ·! £.' ~. :1 ·:' ! n more e>jienslve1· higl><jljlllltso!Jandguns. 1 :011... Jllitional CommisaiOO iii'' '!be ', S..O: ~ lt a fad some cop;\der "'-ApPaleiltly be "feels "tjlatrthl! Nia lively ~~·~enUoo of Violen<e 'noted it a"llirifit;" some ociisidb-'li ·a riuisance ·· lifnuent gunowner io likely to be more ~llrei""'· were used In 65 penmt of or novelty, 80me dlJSider it · tbe responsible than the purebaser of cheap ~~ in America ·in 11168, ·and 'flgul:atm. ·Sedmd om1ng of Clillst and • guno. Iri· this be may W.Il « right. Tbo<e JD three-fomtbS of t11ese cues• !be 8'"nli consider' !be. pa"osiooate Jesus able to ifford better 'glllls are likely to be .._, was a pls!Ol · ement .......,,. · · ' older-and if not mcitt•re.pons!ble, at · A; r.r the.~\in of tbe'bome, !be ~latter .. .t;~lhosewbolivell; i' least more cautious and"experienced -commission ~Porfed. \bat a ~Y Q». those newly, ~ _and often com- tban tbe very young 'j With bis first dueled in DelJoit ~ that only two .munally COl!Unittet! to lliS teacllings. 1 pistol. •· bulltaries In 1,000 ,..,.. fol1ed ·bY !be ~ 1!0ach" autlior lllike McFadden · Dingell'• bill falls· la · sliort of !be homeowner shooting Ute intruder, wbile · explores !be roota. and -•·-rary · desires of the Nat10nal Q>unci1 for a · · Iba di°' of ~of ' ""'T.' t 0 -sible FireanruL .Policy, Which 25 persons m 1 _. Y.ear · '!I sta-tllil P"W. bned <I. evangelilm -·~·"'"· n~ atddenta. , • those wbo.Jind CbriSt !be ultimale trip -'ultimately wants an firearms registered ~ gun is" ....,.,c'ally The only weapon in a slick new paperback-· and strict controls placed on their sale .teM to kiii"-Lr..... m In 1968 '"11Je J Revolution" written ~ and distribution: It is, indeed, quite a ~ -· ~ 0 ~--, esus -• wu od bill Breanna, ......,.teer fir II of !be M. after McFadden, 33 years old and ..,. of m est · policeman tilled'-"48 'with handguns. In the original pl°illdpals in ·~ ·Air . f bope that the ,NaUonai Rifle Associa· ~9&8,..83 i>I the as ollk>ers' olain,were kill-Calilomhi.. passmge.: sem.., ll\>t, · iqjent tmo, wbose position on gun cootrol .... ~·withdireanns, S1 wilh •handguns. mudl ~ w\tll" the .....u<d ·Jesus legislation has been uncom~rom1singly Frot;n 1960 lhr<>ugb 19116, 32l of !be 33$ of· -·Ffelb jpdJlerinC ~~or ~· tiQOk. negative, will support Dmgell s bill. The ficen wbo fell in the line of duty were .. The best eVidence ts that the ·move- ' image of total intrahsigency that !be killed by guns. ment,J!a~ simulta!leOUI and lndepeodeot NRA bas projected Until now can surely belinhlod in several California dtieS iD do tbe orgaolzation no good in the long · 111E. LBGISL&TI~ propo.'led by 1961 " lie Writes run. . Repl:osmta~ve Dingell hU limited ob-H~ quotes a Variety of ....,,.. In ad- jectives -.it does not even touch upon ditim to personal • t.eme.ws 'th the THE RECORD of tbe NRA on !be sub-th\!' OCll!ro'elsial question of llreonns Jesus Freaka _ or ~tJoet Qllis~ _ ject of 5attirday night specials is oot eo-reglmraUQO -. but I am ture !be police plus psychologists, sociologists, minilten cooraging. In 1968 Coogres! passed a Gun will w~come I~ . and lawmen. Control Act which banned the im-His bill ~)ow....i bandguna bard '.'In lul1, 1168, the Orange Coast DAI· portation of cheap handguos, but which, _to obtain will 11\Ake more .difficult !be LY" P!Im _.., that 12 'bi""' .. a- because of NRA pressure, did OOt ban the t:he$p sOOW of macb1m:M wbiCb is all too •vi-"""" _. r importation of •parts. Henc< theae parlll · of !be · f · pearlng Yollll!I' ,,... telling. loogl>airs OD teo motive ~r "8JTY11li. guns -the beach oi the ullimate trip -Jesus," are now imported and assembled in the and,. ln...,anger or uctteinent. usmg them. McFadden writes. 'lbese 12 seU-ep- U.S. -and the sale of handguns has in-I Clo. not <peak as an antt-gun fatlatic, pointed apostles were ·amoog the busy creased aince the Gun Control-~ct-weot Before Wmd \Var U in . \he CanOdiao group beaded bY Rev, Dave Betg and Into effect! mlliU., I ~m"! Illy certification as an who evolved into the 'teens For Christ In response to continued e!for1s to ban lnstt)lctor In the Webley: A& revolver ' the saturday night s-ial, Frank C. ,, --~-· .... ,.~-...:.<. I -(their ages avenges 22 or tbereabouts) ~-1 ·-..... ·~ ..., ""_,,,. "!eapon. t '!"' tben to The <Jiildrm of God, a publlcity· Daniel, aecretary of NRA, argued tbat ltil~ sultatile, ~ev_er,, or earrymg hwigry co81itlii> given to Invading more price cannot be the baais of legislation . a"'!l!lll .on, Slllurdfy n1~. . oeda!e -"Ptlons wblle wearing 18c1t cloth tobes and streab of ub Oii their forebeada In protest and mourning f<r mockriHlay religion. I ' l l I ' . , . .--:_ ... .. ~ ...... ..,,~ ----:.-..,.-;:..· .... ... ... ttln the valley of the Jolly ... ho ho lio ... green giant• - -.. ·-. ' ' • I ' - QlbeT keepen of. the faith baYe stuck to ' more batmless demonsiratlons of devotion to Jesus by sucli means as c&lning tbemlllves to street light . stan- dards lor ~ on .toiL . Hallell/Jall! The '...Y811° ma)ority of !be 9'K8lled Jesus .Freakl, however, are oonsidenbly more . harmlf9 and Jesa Dambo,ant. ''™re have been a number of books written "1 people la the movement Itself,. but all bave a parilcular am to l(lnd. I looked ~t Ii "IS a NQOrter," explahis McFadden, a r.._ ~t for N~-M~ ' Jlls · ~llvt ll)Oll10ds and ob- k"dive eye ha~e (ocuoOd on. !be n>Odem- dOy totaUr lundam<!llWisl QlristJanl and bil typewriter baa produced a. clear, b~, fasl-poced -" what ht saw In lhelil, • • One ti t!le pncllctallle ....m.w-- littlllg .....,.. picture of thelr·.cboleo Lord and Savior -iS that while ll'e nlk· ed upon the 'lhi.t, bis current foDowen ..., malting -. "I hid °"" ,..... tdl me· that lhe -id rather lllr ldd "'"' doper than a a.titian, 11 DDtee McFadden. 11 She uid llot -11 tau .. htlp with dope. "It'• ID intuatlng comment on our ............ __,... . The J.... Revolution .. by Michael ~ rilrl* • a.:. Ill W. $1.25. . -Arthur I\. Vlnacl ' 1 • - ' ~I -Mwdl 4 1 1'7) OAJl..P PllOJ 4j .MOST INCREASES IN 11 10 Thi""'"""' of tmploytt FIVE UPPER LEVELS ;. Gst• '"' .i.... ho• • The. total federat work force rose _c1i_ .. .;,••_d_ .. _,._11....,_· .-J---:--:-much less steeply over the same 1--:::::-~~~~~~~ period, says Civil Service Commission Salaries of top. level government employes also increased sharp!Y 1-----over the period from 1958 to 1971, figures show i--,-,-~~~~~~~- Defense Depl HEW Treasury Agriculture Justice De pl HUD VA · General Services Administration Transportation NASA · Commerce Interior Labo! Note: The Department of fransportation and HUD did not exist in 1958. 'figures in thpusands 1958 1971 Slavery Smuggling Ring New French Connection A thinly disguised form of slavery still persists in Africa and Europe. An in- tematlonal ·ring has ~ smuggling bun- dredo of Mricana to-Europe, mostly to France, where they live not according to !be law of !be land but tbe laws of their masters. Yes, I know this sounds like something out of !be Dark Ages, or' like !be tbeme of a fanciful new novel But the situation is real. The basic facts have come to ligbt recently as !be result of t charges '"'"k, bythe'govern· meot of Kenya. ·. What baa happen- ed ls that African blacks ·have been taken out cl. Mali. the Ivory Coast and Senegat-Gonerally. they .are"'recrUited'' in re m o t e villages. 'I1ley have little -or no literacy. 1bey are prom- ised attractiVe jobo in Europe with phSSports and Visas all arranged and With all expenses fully paid. They are of· fered contracts, which Ibey sign aa best they can. These contracts ittempt to make it appear that the blacks have entered into Protier and legal ar- nngements,. but !be eUect .of ·!he con· tract is to commit the blacks to volun- .tary servitude, an illegal condition I/throughout most i>f the clvillzed• World. ~· r· TfiE~·~·Afiu.cANS are·• ihlk.~ Under ~orable conditions to ltallan coastal cities web u Palermo or Napoll where Ibey are aecretly unloaded and thell put into a lorry for Rome. In Rome11tbefiare assembled In a basement ttat, where final arrangements are made for the sale of each ooe. Then Ibey are loaded in batches of 50 in sealed trucks 11Dd are smuggled across the French border, ar- Ti.midity ' . WASHINGTON .. ~ The supposedly mighty uOuse appropriations chairman, George l>fabon (!).Tex.), 'llhooe irrowling and snorting intimidates· most govem- meot officials summooed Into bis lion 's deo, bas suddeolx developed a timid streak • in a lbow- •tlown with !be Navy. He apparenUy Is backing down in the face of the Navy's i<lusal to produce documents dealing with its lllegaJ over- commitment of sno mtllklfi' The over- commitment, a rare and aerfous violation, was fl{st reported b)' us 1881 November. At that time, the ( NORMAN COUSINS ) riving eventually in Paril, headquarters of the slave market. , · Paris is where the big payoff tajtes place and where the middJemen arrange lor final delivery of the ihdentured Africans to tbelr new "employers." The Africarui do not share in the payoff. The amowits per bead art' said to vary from a ·few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. The existence of the international slavery and smuggling ring was brought into tbe open in a report prepared by the Kenyan government for the United Na- tions Economic and-Social €ouncll--at lts recent meeting in Geneva. The French government did not deny the accusntions but asserted it had nothing to do with the outrages. Michel Rouge, the French representative to the U.N. committee, in· sisted that the smuggling ring carried on its operations without ute knowle<f8e of the French authorities. Several days later, French police con- firmed the existence of tbe slave ring. IT \VAS NoT d1Ulcitll'•t8 gtt a unanimous resotuUon adopted bY all 22 member •tafis attenditig the U.N. Ecooomic aifirsotl/11 COilnctnneeting In Geneva. But the United Natioos has no enforcement mac)lloery and It WfS left to France anll Italy 19 Oratlicl\IO the evil. So far, 'however, there flaye be~ no publ~c repor.t.s of arrests or · crlm~ trlal.s 1n France ol any persqns coonected with the smuggling ring. Nor have there been any Items in the pt9I about measures taken by Italian police autborilles against the slave oper8tots.1Jl Rome and .. . the coastal cities. Is the word "~lavery" too strong to bt applied to this kind-of traffic in human beings~ \Vhen and if the trlals of the slave smugglers take place, it will doLbtless be said that the Africans are not slaves but migrant workers and that the "agency" that arrang"' for thtir employment In Europe was merely f fecllltating the desire of the Alricans to \\"Ork under Improved conditions. This defense is hardly less immoral than the practice it seeks to justify. -·~· True, the AJrlcans are~ not· physically captured and p\lt ln chain.. Nor are they carried off agaiDlt their will and made to exhibit their bodies on the auction block. But the A!ricans involved are nonetheless led or trickeP into slave labor. They are un!ible to ·regain their rreedom on de- mand. Thgy-;1r..e..-not ... in volvcd....tn-transac- t Ions \Vith thelr '1cmployer" .that will detennine their salaries or their "'Ot'king conditions. · THE DE~ in this traiflc o! human nesh seek to protect theipselves, or course, by producing signect legal dacuments. But ~t no counWJ, ~hlcb has human. rtgtits clausea ll\ _'I~ con· st~illlon will r<speol contraclt:!\ii .which ,, in 'liJµail slan ·~ t!lelr ~i condltlObl i or·tfum:aftifuie '.~~ our t>14net, do not,aupport the notion lbit we live in • ·tilahlx · fdvant;¢ ~\e of PV\11!8tion. sl&~e11· p!l ~ '1ze>· isls iri maoY,,fon.il.'~ ... v it doet not exl4t. ~ belo~•, . , , IUlly own themselves. They are ~ or diminished in ma,ny ways not cd{t~eics by law. I Ultimotely,'tl\t quallcy of civUli;ltlon is det>endent on ·woligh ~ple know~ the dllterence beJ.w~n right ~d. wrong without bavl"f IO be instructed by !be law. · • Ill Navy 'Scand~l House Appropriations C.Ommlttee had been awaiting a full report on it from the Navy for more than six months. WHEN THE report (inally arrlved in January -10 months after it was p1·0- mised -it was shot l)li·ough with in· coruilstencies and coverups. Then Admiral David Bagle):1 • whose Navy ~nnel bureau was responsible for the whole mess, gave an elaborate explanation which concluded he wasn't to blame. Nevertheless, there was enough ha.rd lnfonnaUon, cOated over. by ra- tioli.aliiation and doubletalk, for com- mittee inve!tigaton to. draw ~ con· cl~:t~ !be' ovt . . I ~ tetl¢hetl major proportloll!~avy made im- proper and, in some cases, illegal transfers of at least $80 million in an elaborate effol'\ to cover the ' whole ~ing up. -The Bureau of Naval Personnel even t11;r.pered with of!icial a cc o u n ling records to conceal the overoornmitments . -Three successive admirals ln charge of the personnel burea'u may have broken the 1~'11: by falling to Institute the kind of contr'ols required by both law and military regulations to avoid just such overspendlng. Memory ls Golden Key WHAT MAKES tbe scandal· especially embarrassing at this time ls that lhe overspending .occwred in the face of opeclflc admo!\ltlool from lllaboo'• com- mittee to cut back in-exoenditures for penoonel. The Navy promlsecl-it,...uld. Then tt emba\'ked on a spree ol i:ro- motions and relocatkms of pet10Mel that cost tens of million. Jllor'l IJ\ail, Congress had appropria(ed for sucb plll'pOses. NEW YORK (AP) -Memory Is a golden key. It opens tbe portal to the pa•t where, row oo row, all our yesterdays are stored. Some are lovely, some are drab -but all of them are there. Once beyond the portal, one can stay u loog as be wishes, living a waking dream of times ~e by. There is a dan- ger in going there too often or tarrying there too much Of the time. Then the past, like tbO -ent, may become a kind of coollnoment for an . lmDriioned l .. ; b¥art'. l 11'4 ~Is allO anteue and refJOob- nten( "'1 lhto. '""11 Ill mlsltloi, -aotl tlioll; the days tllar were. Tlte wise man ke<p1 tbe golden key of memory bright not rusty. I'd say your key 11 still pretty bright if you,can look beck and remember when: A boy and a gltl In ll>Ve could carve tbelr lnltlalt Ill a tree without upsetting tho ,....,,... ... lot!Y. -dilJdlloOd more lnoocenl. You could .. .,. a tine time cbasln& cahlla~• butterillel Ill a metldOw or. oqulrllnl tbe bot duet ol a nnl road 1111weeo your bore too. on a lloautllul •-4ay. You oouM also opend a ploaaanl hour ( HAL BOYLE ) sittlng In an outhouse watching a sptder entrap a buzzinJ fly in Its web. U you told your mother )'oU were too ill to go to school, you ine.ltably had lo )tay in bed ~ tale a bl( tjclee of eastor qil. Bflpre &n90ne lo the f""1!Y ever went to ,.. a doctor about any allmen\, be bad to ,glve. 1'8Stor oil a Clwlce to work '}ts hliratles. Tbe on!~ ""'"plloo wu a brolt•. aim. . ' . . WbiJn. tbe Jord ol 111& bouae nUsed his volqe.lh ang.r, !be eat nn aljd fild ltnder tile ~and the dil lrWlo paw. hl6 W1Y ou1 thi 1iac1i c\OOI:· a.i~ !IW!!le t1>1•. eve.,..,., tn ·lht> t• llnew.lfiOl.Mama -!be rul-moit ~-• AnybcMly 'wbo i/i<ID't .... , tlhe full meals a day wai 'lhil'tlhl Ii; :llal'e • finicky aPl'Ollte. ' • Man worked lrom ... to 11111t, blit woman's 'WOtl<wes nen:r done.~ AnybodY wbo tlot a P!IMP!lrt lo visit a foreign country w~,~· up. lo In lht nelllliI>Orliood wllbi...,. ·aw.. Moot folk! bad never traveled mote than lfil miles rrom tlieir blrthplipe. ' Marrl•ea ...... ~ to ~tll I lifetime -and geneniUt ·illd. ' • n-were tho days -n.nerobert Committee invest1g4tors have been after-tbt Navy for months to produce the supporting documents used to prepare the white.Wash report. So far, the Navy has refused. >~t J ....,ks ago. a letter demandlO(I tho•.naterlals was drafted for Mahon'• oigntlt-. BUl;'.lna\e•d of being-~ It was lllpped in'IO a file. As o! thi4,. writing, Malit!l was repd"ted. to be in a quaotlary · abgul. whctber.,, 118J!llJf, .. ., '• .}mAT'S MOllJ!:, .thfi:o .~.now serious tlOUbl u lo whotlief nleo!!Ve publi< ~ on Illa IClll(la1 will~ beld at sl1. ~vtn th<\l!IH tho OV<ltOllUnitmenta lrO aii unpNCederitod vlolal)Oiif both ol ' law and COtlgresalooal budgel>t)' autbor~ ty. The final ln>rly" llr lllst !be 1\aotlful of ollenden bav~ bet• di.sc~~ bf me~ lettars or adinonltion aDc! u.t\Olers to other comfortable jobs. : t.feapwhile, of count, the Nsvy ii lrYln• Its best to forte Gordon Buie, wliJ&e e¢onomllfn& on· Navy contraci> ~ him tile higholl civilian award, to ltave , hi> i9'> lilr answeriO(I congresalooal qu..lk\M. Tbe No;y•s l!Ollcy ...,.. clur: If "' v1ot1te tbe low aild cltf)I Qlip'Oll w overspending mllllono1 YOI! ~el • lllf • lbe wrist. 11 you dilung11isn )'OUlllll ta> 80vfnR tho taxpayers' tDOMy, Jiii pt klcltHI OUL - • { '. -.-•.1m SffE WATCHED FOUNTAIN VALLEY GROW Mn. Myrtle W•rdlow, 84, Arrivod in 1910 Pinneer Recal/,s 'Good Old Days' BJ JOUN ZAU.ER ................ To Myrtle Wardlow, F~ lain v.ney-.i ..m. Tbe ...,_-old pioMa' still lhiab al it as Talb<rt Village, a dump of wood tx1U..tinp sit- ting beside Bushanl Road and lllrTOUDded by Vast gJeen -al lelluce, .,.1ery and --· Sk cm ae tht rows and ..... al Ind houses that .,.. there DOW, but she doem't reoDy -;,,, tl>em. To the waman who came to the nllef in ittO and saw it re- moia 1"Xfwnled for more than 5t ,...., the ....... and the .....,._ "wllo came llR anla" .,.. just tenporory YIBiton. inlalapors who oould be gone ltctuiOW. PEKllLE lAND ''Oii Lord, that land out there is still 90 fertile you eoolll plan! anytlling you want and it ww1d grow," she says. ••even asparagus, and asparagus WOil. 'l grow just ..,..-.. "I can't"" why Ibey niined it all with bodses ... a... deep voice strong and her big brvwn eyes still gleaming •. 1oQ>r11< War6w can tall< f<1' llam'I m "'tbat wmderfuJ life we Ud in Ibis place" aDd on ber ooodaned at "what they've -to it ....... ffrr CWfbsalim alternates betuwww fond recioUections of tbe hippy -when sbe ..... wife to Jaoies Wardlow, -to his -childrm, ud _,. busy with .... wilely mt. and sorrowful ....... ;., al the lafeT period -''Ibey start.d putting houses: in the flekb ... .. I didn't understand what was going on when they voted Oii citybood." me laments. .. Bnt if 1 did. I sure would have voted against it" NO 1'0VNTAINS Even the very name of the modern city bothers her. "We never had fountains mtt. •• she says. "We had artesiM •ells. and in the -Ibey gushod wat..-. But all lbis tall< al foontalns. just bH ''"" tbeJ think it sounds nice. U. just makes me tired." lltt -wilh all tbe developmeftt ii ~ bJ her ability to aee landmarb of tbe old Talbert Village tbrougb the trappings al modem Foun- tain Volley. Jim KaMo's asparagus fields .,. the plac< where the fnt houses· wenr in. 1be okt willow next to the rn statioo reminds ber wbere the comer of Grandpa Wanllow .. bone corral Wied to be. The Vaughn's Market on Magnolia stands smack in the mkldle of the old pig farm. The legeD- dary Gospel S..amp is now a trailer park. All around the c I t y , wherev« lhe loob, s b e always looks for what used to be. It helps ber to keep ber beorings and to· remember wbere sbe's been. "People bere .... don't - how good it !lied kl be," she says. "'We bad our own milk and vegetables,. Land'I sakes, we didn't have muc:b money, but .... had gdod friends and good health. FRIENDS DISAPPEAR .. It seems like the more peo-- ple that came in, though, the less friends we had. I don't know any <i my neighbors""" but one." Sitting by the -in the house she's lived in since 1936. she Points out across the street. "'lbose houses !lied to be nothing but lettuce, • big crop tw9ce a year. I don't suppoee those people have any Idea of that ..... They probably don't even care . NO IUSl'OIUAN Nobody ever asks her any questions. she says, which is just as "'ell "because I don't know much about the rtal history of this place. When f came here. in 1910, it was alttady in fanm. "So if you waf: to kmw about the place, ~'d have to ask nneone else who's been here longer." .. But who's been around longer? "I don't know, now that you mention il I don't know," abe repreated." New Shipment FANCY KOi ALL ·PRICES M,;t#f/ Fancy GOLDFISH ORANDAS, LION HEADS ... ·=I s I ••• -_,_ I ........ .... ,""'" llANKAMERICARD WELCOME Pacific Goldfish Fann 14711 GllllENWEST, WESTMINSTER a.. n..ir , .... If ......... ,._.,.,., =~~ '::':'" 893-7105 I . . No111adi~ T~nager ~in . Crackdown. Onwhhying Ho111e PROVIDENCE, II.I. (AP) -girl "WJOd kl ery all die wsy ber lqal prdiu uatli ---4M •, I .C • J No, to A ·~ ... Id girt who became -IO the traloilC _ .. JllmdtoatQlllod)'-iloc:a. .. _.... " -.. ...., .. -SAaWIENTO (AP) --·::loa--A I _.,...ita :dlnaftd I ward al lhe -deoptto • alter villting ber -jlOtOl>tl. tie --'7 --.... -. .. .,.., -7 al I.., ... MIMIS Ill lle<ltlll7 al -g ~of family-Ith 'Ibo -borne .. "not lier""'°"" flmlly aloo 11 bn (lf .......... :: • - -1tj?he .. -G.-Jr.uldialt-be bu loond o footer home with prmoUOUJ," accon!IDg to said to be -1thy, bat DO I 7 :· -. ..-to-down ''the wall a blU&<Ollar oouple in Rhode Jin. Eatber lleafl, Ulfltant estimlie cl tbe1r --!:"1T}!;. •..J: ae FJ~ 5 4 • al_,.. lldllnd wlllch be IJland. ' -liuperlnlendent of the training offered to the --· -...-~ ·~-• " ••--~-.__,_al~ ~1--'i .. _ .. ___ . ...___L _, _ _._ .· ,Cllllornl&.o*!• lol>bjllll operate~ The uoldeow--er, scboo~ but offen a wano ~ ----_ Al:CllCA WU£A. home ainoo ber pirea1' were wl1lch !hire IJ a foster mother with her -'ud llep--"'* ... ' P iJ DllW --~·· ~ lobbyill who WU ~ bml home IO and <!>ZY" 1bnOlpbere in pareola, the clllld Im -a divorced when .iie·wu a year who6e Interests keep her at lather, ber m 1 t er• •I 'Ille - - -IO Mii llll!llO -~ In, wldch requites IDOlltj)ly old, met ber foster parents home and a foster falber who ~ andber poteml b .... ..,. ~ • - ' J 5 & .. ,...,. tbe otale · roporta al fllll'illdltun!, II "a about a month ago and eai1ll a salilfactOI)' lncomo .. ~ ....... -ta llUldl oa • • • - a IO -*"" wiUl , .. _ , __ --• -•-~ -••-" developed a cloae relationship in skilled trades. both JI.des of the famitJ. Sbt bGaAc ..,, 'f *" ~ 7 wtiua Jmpto;eatall at ..-u:: ~ iUIINll' .. --_. with tl>em, officials said. FamJly Court records, which wu pwed from -to -... ,._. Z1or. Dll - -'Ind< hos beeu 11.-n said In • nen -· An empJoye at the Rhode d!Jclosed the girl's nomadic home in Tena, the -. .._ "IV • IO a J al i1f -Pftsi. Bil poposal will be unveiled Island 'traffiing School for exi.stence,saidbothberfatber FloridaandConnectlcat mlb tm ....., para ... Pre'hm.J--.R.Mllls ~several days" and ls Glris, from which ahe was and his fa?ber are multi-before helna -last,_ to & ..,_,.,..,__ <J>6m U..J. A SI mlllloo tbe ...Wt al two years of iob- released last week, said the millionaires, ~an~d~ber~~un~c~le_=.~liv~e~wi~t~b..1'be~r~·natura1~~~&~-~io~..11IN~tee~. ~,..~.,~'llll:y~~llod~,'!·~--~ .. ~~i~z!!-~~~il~pi_.t~~--_ .... bylst-~~·~at~ch~ln~g:_:, Bro~WD~Sl~ld"!·:_ Open- • open up . sav1ngs. 200/o off on . custom treatments. • Call us for a decorating representative to bring ••• le 1 ID,... bodl& Save 20% on custom draporioo. lncludlng-...--' 4 Our entire line Of airy, .casual :... ..... di 4 iw II..__.._ Cllllla from contemponuy brightato --.: 11 111 ·.llll~asC , Decorating Servk:4 for a home appuilllR•• tD -_. window treatments. we•tt t8ke them 7 7 .. '[ ....... ,.... Ollls immediately, while this U'iingMUll .,_..II GI( Sale pri-oll---ooi)r. lncludeelabor,fabrlc,Mdt 1111 ·rs Complete decorating 88Mce naillllle. Draperies, bedspreads. floor and wall cau1N1199- furnlture and accessories. JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon, to 5 P.M. at the following stores: - • FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 644-2311. HUNTINGTON aHIB, I' r...,. ........ (714j l'J'2.mt: • j \ • ' ..... _. . s..drr, -4, 1973 DAIL y PILOT A 9 Well~ ePrun rs.Goto Washington California I Revenues, SACIWdENTO (AP) - Go<. Ronald Rea~ ·-. cut and 1r11n• IP' proocb to welfare bu aone to WulJloitoo. , Just a few ytan aco. Reagan's get-tough ~ policies and reform pn>gra1M ran Into Intense ctitlcism and roadblocks In the bureaucracy o! tbe U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Now the men who ' llelped sbape and insUtute • Policies are in control of federal well.are programs. First. fonner R ea g a n finance director Cupar W. Weinberger was picked by PrWdent Nixon to become U.S. Health, Education and Welfare secretary, Nolt, Coll!...ia ...u-,-.~----, ~~B,C.-. Clde( ~ ., !l!O Reapn 1'0lonnl ot 1'11 .,;a .Im. II going to tbi Potomac u tbe Nixon 1dminlstration'11 -.,, 11.1.... .. tbe It) states. " __,.,- And ooon, James Dwight, a veteran of Reaaan's early economy days u governor, is expected IO move IO HEW In a PY PoOI, Tbrot years ago, Rea1an said W~are Costs were soar· Jng oo bJgh -lar1ely because pl ·-and cbeatinf in tbe program -tbat welfare bad ~me "a monster" that threatened to bankrupt the state. Since then, the Republican governor has instituted reforms b o t b ad· CALIFORNIA ministratively and with laws passed by the Democratic-con- trolled telPslature -wbicb b.-.e trimmed nearly - r,_ tbe Nie .. - l\eopll taid tbe nfoi ... -ae'9d tujioyen u minlaled fl billion slnoe 1971 com...,S with what welfare apei"lfi!ic "1lUld bave been -tbelrl: BUI Demoaatic critks In SIQ"amento credit -ol tbe drvpJJ> Gtber -- U 11timpmlllc --· less unem~ md the llbrillk· inc size ol (lmiJiel on welfare. Whatever tbe r e as oa, Calilorllil is projedlog • - million budget aaplut -just two :yeara ago it was thttatened witb • deliclt o! more tban $500 million. Part of the sw-plus came from a tax program passed in late 1971, but there is no dispute that welfare costs b ave Number of-ll.ivals -· \ May Hinder Stul·l WEIL, HE MINT WELL EL CAJON (AP) -The letter to grocer Chuck Overholt started out: "About 4 years ago when t was In your atore, I took a couple of your mints without oaylng for thom. l think tbey cost 2 cents apiece. I am oow enclosing the money for them." The letter, rlgned "Jeff," went on: "Doing · this inaltes me feel ·a •hole lot beUer. Please forgive me." • Tapod to the paper wtr six pennies; two or thffn extra. SACRAMENTO AP) -A new state Department for Childten is propooed in legisla- tion introduCed in the Senate. Sen. Mervyn Dymally, (D- Los Angeles), ald 1111 II"'" posal would cttate aa ._ to coordinate .,....., btor care, family t>laanln£, do)' care, school luDcb anil other programa for cbildnn. ,OD SAYS CANUCI Mm IN1HEHOUSl . .' JI: Money talks. Our money. Call in Termlnix togetridoftennitts, and we can In most ca1U offu you a termite protection plan. ~~ long as you maintain It, Tmnlnlx guarantees to r~ any new subterranean termite damage, 19 the prem· ises covered, up to $150,000. For that kind of money, we've got to be good. For a prof,sslonal tmnite report ... with no obU· gatlon ... phone today. 542-7881I533·2960. .,, _, T"MfftkofSovtfwno.tlfoMle TM•atlcHtw-ptt,Ullll•"" ........ .... __ Btt<n tbe rer..-, 1lley had -lnCJ-.g by II -• )'t.V. Reagan said. 1'be admlnlstratloft'• cbiel -baft -....i carteoon ol beioc .... _ ... 1-lleoo ..• and fncredlbly -Ollc· !ii -.. tbe -refonm and Avlnp. Bui "--ID commending ~aid. "'l'be fadl and flglns -~ clear tllat be hu been anou t standin1 --·· Corleat -.... tbe ''· .......... .. ..., ......... ... Costs Up SACRAMENTO (APl - California 'State gom nnttnt took In 13.03 billion in cub during lhe first seven monthl of the 1972·73 fiscal year and spent 13.1$ bllllon, stale a:n- trolier Houstoo Flournoy reported. state's wt!lfare department at ~ a 1lme in wbich tbe Rtagan lldmlnlstration WIS . in the> mlsdtol • bltte-feud witb Ni•- oo's former HEW administra· .... led by Stcr<lary Elliot ~ and former California A-.nblyman Jobn "Just eat it, G. Veneman Jeffy-your tummy won't know tilt difference." Both figures arc new record highs for the time period. The revenue figure is 32.89 percent higher than the 5ame period a year ago. and the spending: figure is 15.39 percent higher, Flournoy added . F1ournoy's report on the seven.month period ending Jan. 31 said the $136 million excess of spending over cash receipts in tbat period was $327 million better than the imbalance ln the same period a year ago. Hollywood Protests 'Protect Flag' Bill Defines What It ls Personal i n c o m e tat receipts showed the big9 gain over the 1971·71 li year in Flournoy's lat · report. They stand at $99.4 million this year compared with $456 million last year. " Perm sale. Cf)oose from two body-bull ding programs for hair. For one week only. Two favorites, dohe by experts in the new technique of penning long or short hair. Includes special conditioners, cut, shampoo, set. 'Balsam Plus' perm, reg . 12.50, now 8.88 Hel ene Curtis, 'Pha!fe T perm. reg. 17.50, now 11.88 Sony Bealiy Safor19 are dosed Sundays. not infringe in any ""ay on a person 's constitutionally guaranteed f r e e d o m of speech." INCOME FOR YOU from a Gift ••• •You can recei~ a life income and immediate Ill benefita by participating in one of Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian'• four different Life Income Gift Plans. -Of call today for lnlonnllion: Mr. Thom•t K. Stadllnger HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN 301 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, CA'92660 T•l•pltoll• 6415-1600 -EJ1ttnd_o11 106 Famous names. Famous low prices. We got 'em botrt. Maalox liquid 12 oz. sac q' • Listerine 14 oz. sac ~~~ • • Aaua,Net 13' oz. 2 i sac 4.3 oz. sac • I JCPenney beauty salon Vaseffne 6. oz. tntenslve Care :--.:=......- 1\ I ~~ ·==r Solt and Ori. 5 oz. 2 : sac sac JCPenney Wo know -wou·,. looking for, Shoo Sundly noon to 5 P.111. et tht folJowlng ICN'M: •. _ • • } • FASHION ISLAND, Nowporl Buch (7141 644-2lll FASHION ISLAND, Nowporl hoch 17141 6-44°2111 '----------••--------------------------:---HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huotio9loo BHch 17141 892-7771 HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington 8t1ch 1714) 892.7771 . ' I • • ' . ' ' ,t..l• DAILY PIUIT ". Thu Judge Looks_,_ Witnesses in Eye By TOM llAllLEY Of-~"9fl'9ff k'1 good to ,.. a judge tlpllm tradJllon and bring a breath of. fresh air into the c.ounty courtbouae '°"en if it means a fUrtive titter or two in the ptges' room. SUperior Court Judge Robert L. C«lman got Into the go<>el graces ol lhll column last year when the New- port Beacb jurist wanned the cockles ol lhll ,causlic critlc't heart by sporting a eplendid white bib u an appendage to bis otherwise soberly black jlldf•'.! r;o1>e . • A L!TTLB~ In said judges' roam1ed to judge C«lman's Depa.-41 being dubbed "the Old Bailoy" or "Les llalles de Ju. lice," .. lppar<lll lndlcatlon lhal cerl3in colle.gues disdained the In- n .. ol a UtUe EUn>pean class. Judge Corfman IOldlered oo. as the Hritlsh ,.., • to the aco:mp(Uli· If c ment of plaudits from lady jurors -' who think his bib looks nice. rorm-u.ai.a¥: • ., er aliens who yieJd to a wave of homesickneu and sev· eral lawyers who reali2.e. only too late, that a swing· ing bib is not the outward manifestation of an extremely liberal approach to the law. But enough ol the bib. It is bere and here to stay and more power to the jurist "1lo decides to bring ~ weloome splash of color to what can often' be an ·el· lremely dull --Judge Corfman most certainly bas more cards up bis volumlnous sleevea and he played ooe last weelt ID the form of a g<mllne, Ille-very-real-thing, absolutely aulhenllc witness box. W1J'NEM BOX -not witness atand -It is Jiideed beCauoe Judge Corfman has located ~ In the epot where a British judge pref.,. to have his wilnesa: oo bis r1gbt, facing the jury and deep enou'gh a way In the cOurt- room to enable bim also to look the witness square ln the eye. Joklnc apart, it iS first class psycbology oo· Judge O:rlman's part. All be ever saw of Witnesses in the stand to the immediate le.ft of him was the witness' right ear. The jury was liUle better olf since the witness speaking Into lb<' mi<rophooe In front of him could only show them his left profile. Judge Qrfman didn't like It end often said so. And so we now have installed in his courtroom said authen- tic Old. Bailey witness box, situated in the veey spot .. where the British judge and the juries who tremble in his presence can glower into a mumbling witness' eyes. Allez. mon awcat, allez, as the French say. and lee. us hope that a few more of Judge C-orfman's Super- ior .Court colleagues go in fer this iMovation. • AND IF JUDGE Corfman needs any kind of su~ port (and be'•~ ooe judge oa Superior Coort who cer- tainly ..ic-i•o I can ~on -i\icbange in a jlti1ish courtrOom chat had a very Yomlg journalist · slumped ova-in uncootrolable laug~ wail he realized that the bewigged judge's frosty glSnce · ffi!led oo him. '-A mumbling witness bad \teen readerOO in~co hen!nce when the weary judge finally snapped: "l Can- not see ycur eyes. sir! And mGVe your liPs and teeth, sir~ Heaven knows why but both the jury and mysel£ ,,,.ould like to k>ck at you ." A certain prosecutor has begged me D-Ot to let Judge Corfman read that exchange anil draw any ideas from it. But that is not the point. Judge Conman would like to look his witness in the eyes and he believes the ·cause of justice will be furf.h. ered if his juries can do so. . Yes, it may well be a dash of ttie Old Bai]ey. here in Orange County. But it is a darned good idea. State Found Lagging In Motorcycle Safety SACRAMENTO (AP\ - California ranks with the best in highway safety. but fails to meet national standards on motorcycle helmets and \'ehi- cle inspection. a report by Gov. Ronald Reagan's staff said last week. California scored 1 . 2 5 5 points out of a possible I.600 in 1972 op a National Highway Safety Act scale, the report said. That earned f o r California an "above average" rating -the highest possible -along with 12 other states and Ille district of Columbia, the report said. Van Oldenbeek, research coontinator for the California TrafflC Safety ,Program. said California was not given the scores of other states or told how California r a n k e d numerically. He added the rating from the federal agency "doesn't mean very much" if used to compare its safety pro- grart. with other states. California has rec e i v e d nearly $35 million in federal highway safety funds since 1967 under provisions of the act. Overall , California's death rate dropped to 3.6 per 100 million miles of travel in 1971, down from 4.2 in 1970 and 5.2 in 1961. While California standards exceeded those of the federal government tn some areas ol sUety, it earned only 45 out ol a possible 100 )lOlnl! on m"torcycle safety because crash helmets are not re- quired, the report. said. THERE ARE MORE THAN 2000 Sl'ARKUNG, DEPENDABLE, USED CARS FOR ·SALE ON COSTA MESA'S HARBOR BOULEVARD OF CARS. Fri endly • Reliable • Convenient LOOK FO~ THE EMBLEM AT COSTA MESA DfAl!llS ON HARIOR BLVD 1£TWEEN SAN r•.fC>O FREEWAY AND NEW,OAT ILVD. ( • ' ' . , RCA I ·- • .. , • HBIE'S -FANTASilC VALUES FROM THE WEST'S LfADING DISCOUNIB OF lV'I ·3 YR PICT. TUBE WARRAllTY ~ ON W. COLOR TV'S . • LA.OR EXCLUDED'. Prices effectite 1~11 M1d1J, Mire• 5 ' ZENITH EXTENSION OF lilFR'S. WARRANTY ·' '• SAVE.*17 ~ •• UGHllBGHT 9'' ~~.' 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' . r 1 By-laws Exp1a.in · Coordinating Body SANTA ANA -Proposed--~--- by-laws for Orange County's n e w I n t e r g: overnmental Coonlinating Council, which will come ,up for adoption at the Mardi 28 meetl~g. describe. the new c~ organization as deslgnejl 'to "provide a lonun~or planoJilg. dlseus&lon and sfudy of. pn>, blem> of mutual interelt eil concerutolhem~ An )ncnloae In -a., admlnlllraton' orgazib- llrttM .l!!!!>!tlboUl U!t 8111', ilolLID.AliMm. may ba one of lho results ol .Ca i>n 1 o g b am, loriner ~ 901 the $1.1 blllloa ocbool auperlatendenf ol tho uaance and tu re Io rm N~ Unllled School measure puaad by t b o lllltrio!. Aid bolb, t b e Leglslatuno lall year, , I<> CaltlAnla TMcbers "-Ja. cordlnl)" the AMC11tlon of tlOll (CTA) and the Ca11!ora1a Admlnlatrolora (ACSA). • SCbool ...,_ - "There'a a a ~ (CSEAl .,. p.+tnc bard In Olf'!nr ahead. Wa antfdpole Sacnmeolo !or -lorm ol mon coafrontatlool," Aid collectlve barpllllng. W 1111 tm Clmnlnglllm, ex· "Bil Is Jhe number ooe lrown 111d a.Igo. S-M-1. ' ' by Tom loy ..... ,wp. wtlrtM._ ... wlftl 1Mtclllftl --PANTS •·17•• JACKn •25•• ~ ll"""I -111'" --lnlo Callfomla pablle ...... lhfs ,.... ·~ wtll want a giant ohmoflttnllllrleo," -altomoJ Lee I'll--. oaothor -ter at !be ~llflm. _,,,, of - --ad nc:hool ectmtn1s1u11on. Pa-----tllat may lead lo ..... I • ·-w-.IACKET ll'f &.vi' .. fero.ls While 541. ·100% _,.., .. ,.. TWELVE TO FIVE OUR SUNDAY HOURS &oalh Coast ?f111 Wilhflowwff ,,... car41 ... print collor to sMrt top •IMI cvffl --541. Puttlcolln.. n4 .... .., .. ~"' $1)'9 $11'9 Doctlloi1s of llt. cOaftdl not be lljndhlg oo Ila ~ and any member . II !tee' to Levi·•· .... 0.k :10" BRUSH conONS High W•loted ,., ,_ --,,,,, Wl'VI GOT IT _,.YOUNUDITI CHAMllAY witbdraw from partldpatlon at T~da'i!"':ii ~ tho coun!Y'• ORANGE COUNTY . 28 dllel Ind . the' '<IOIDtty' '--.... -..... ..,..- pemmmt b av e joined Buena l'a!'k and Westmillllter are not meli<b!n yet. ~ ol.,lhe three elticltlid A~~ bas ol· • ol1iC= a,.t 1J> ~,<#. lered ·~-~~ ·"""'"'1tloet lnclodel: will .be aanied. . • ~ ~-J .J'Qlley-lutioql·wlllbot benhlp'~ will be lleld be •adopted Uni.., jbey have each -· been "'l>DW"" lo lb. •'11)11'»1!111=olecleil ~--in writing 'at of~ a. vice least 30 day! 'lo a4Yaii» ol a c~: ' -"'.f!!llar mee"'"'. ' I ' • ' . of!lcq --~--,. .. -!Wl~7!" m·" will · the Board 1s.cr.&ry wilt . \P- of Su' _ 1 . • "· ecute the '• fO •and e Ali e;armlDlttee programs. • • ,, >• ~ . . • ' • i c~~nty s~~l panel w .n~ 'MIA ·cTMck • , ~ t\ ' SANTA ANA -The Orange County Boa'lf • Of '·F.ducatlOn bas petitioned President !i'l%0ll to demand a IUll """""Uni from North Vietnam for Amerlcsn row• and 111Ao. In • r..alutlOo 'pa.- unan1mom11 · Tbu{"!>1. the --*8lJed Ibo "put valor" of American aervtcemen llglitJn& in the V1etnam war, bUt noted that 1, 400 of them remain unac- counted ·for.· .._ The rdt\luttoD lln1her notes that Ihm ""' lllJI 389 AmerlcaM Ull8CCOWlted for fnni thi<Korean War. It then resolves tl!ft "the Orang~ County Board of EdUCJltion allkt people of good wlJI througboul this country lo urge the " President a n d Congress to demand a' lrutblul accounting of these men by the government of North Vleiwn, "I that a repeat of the Koreao situation tnlly not be ezperienced." ,j' Coples of the reaoluijon ~ being forwarded to the Pnll- dent, all California Congressmen and aeoalon, and lo each school' board In Orange Counti'· Sm.eyor Faces Suit SANTA ANA -A marine CheBS. Champ ~or~~ .. ~ ': Orlmge CounJ.!'perlor toart Plays A I\ , lawsuit coo g the aDtP· ~ tlon that be failed to -mend t.paln op 'the locally SANTA ~li'!!._ ... led baaed veoael "K Tbanp. • c18spla1"fll~._-Coullt1 Fol'lll<!I' owner D. Mldlael will plaJ: ap to,-40 olbol' .-MacLeod namoa i u r •• J • r ploJtra Jn a ~ Ralph" ,G~ ~~m u matcb at -Ana , Q>llei• delenc!Qt Iii. b& action and March at 12:30 b\ the,SAC clalm•tha~~m 'lalled · LlbrafY. ~ I~ . on Oct. 17,, itii11 Iii oOle that Bob Snyde(, 18, Is tile SAC the booze huU nttlngs oo the cbels wiurd ·anc1 defending "K Thanga~ slio1\ld· •be cOUfornla CfW A i cltampjon , replaced., and rectnt winner ol npert MacLeOd 1 ia t e s It look awards at two open chess ·another surveyor to spot the 1oU111>ments. need !or repair work at a time SQrder .,U• from bOSrd to W~ the "K '.l'banga" ..... board, p!ArJ: cbesa bu!& befitg sold tm.e years alter from ~l Ille ecupty in the Segfterb•loomll;i 1 exam!Jl!ltlon tbe IUndftllllJ lllllbllloll. of tbe l!lntrtD(I will lfO dtarged • ' ' I • wtlh procoodl f'lom the match ) befltluaeclto-•matcb Death Pena ty -the SAC 0-Ouh IDd •team from t11e un1ven1-Topic of Talks tyofMclco. SANTA ANA -Ptll1ller Reading Forum':.=~=·:!'; eap11o1 Nftl ._,.. ~ •:::=,: san~ LOS ANGELl!S~ 81114 Ing ~ topic Tbe °8:t11 Boan! of Educalloll hold a Penalty 1n M>ortca. · " public hearfn,g Iii -I on a Levy, autMr of _'!.'l"""""' PfiJ.-e<1 ~ !or fn. )>Gob and art(cp """ a pro-~ of · ~g Jn ,_ at Cllremoot Graduate Clllb'ltll'J 11Cb9o!-1. 'J'llne ltt ~ School, will ..-"MondlJ and ll 1.111. Ind Ibo pla\ll la Room e<lneoday at 11 a.m. In llJI ot tba 1~ lllrn Pbllllpt Rall. Bulldlog, 117 Soulh 8""'dWAJ, ~ ""' open to tbe Loo ""'*"· public free of clwp. • • . . ' ' ' ' • " . nee ' ~~ ... I .. flll~ • AINI !IJrollool . ~ ""'°"'"· " WolllOkJ . Allt. Cohn -•aoo ' . KNITS byl.Ovr .. I« Gals, Cufft4 ,ant• • ...... aM Jllvy, S-11 ~VU, SIOW llAIS WORI SHIRTS 111!.i 100% C.ttM Sbe& 14-17 $-1600 . \WU· ,_ .... ... , ..... --brr VIS1I '17.Jt . --" fl2& SIC . --... MlllllS llll JEANS 21-42' .,,. ~- PADI ~I >l"·\OVIS' . . :!WI.IN<. .... Cttt11t, .,..... 1$i2f1 STRAIGHT UG c•s -All c.i.n . . . 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' • • • l i i I " ! . ' I • " -,, ' ' NOW ON$ALE! I ALl ioi'4 STAI MINl·MOTORHOME ,, ' Feeturin9 l•NJ• pictur• siud slicfilMJ •i• dow s w/r•mOvable screens. 84" interior hea droom, I 0 galloft bvt•ne t •nk ~~ sight g•uge, 2 huge wfety verih, spti,.. tire & rim w/reclc: including steel bumper, full S" extre firm cushion I mettresses, 52 gallon gas tenk, air shocb, 10 9elloa hot water heater. -. USED MDmBHDll SPECIALS! '70 EXPLORER '71 CHINOOK ll fHt Mo~ JI het ...... , Fi.Uy 1tlt·t on11it>«I, !Ktory ._.._.... or-Mly' .,.._. 1l• cord!tlonl,,., duel bellery i.INd k;lud;,,g ............ 1y1i.m ... , •• lartM ,_,.,. .... feef I ii', ,..,_ ........ A IT\lny ••tr11. Ot79Hlq """' -fllr -_...... .... -. $6988 511999 '71 SANTA FE '70 WI' DIG M--MW 11 .... C1>1vy movnt, 11r <ondhlonlnQ, .. ..,. ...... ,7' ,..,, bol•ll, JeQarllt 1h0-. , ........ (WDINll, $6788 $- ' ) ' I • ID PACE-ARROW SUMMER •.BY THE SEA s.t.cf fr.-Meny mod•!• witt. th• eqyiprr1tnt that u1 ih yoe. I~ 20' rnfftl with e1i1tom1tic t r an1m i 11 i on , ,__ , ... n..,, po-bre .. ff, 1p1,iou1 wardrobe. beauli- htfy ep,oi•ted lri+dt.n with l burner 1!0Y•, forced 11nil IMet, 4-I••• betfu.OOflt, 2-J otMr ltr•urifl. ISJO IO lrnm•di-... ...._,, " ll£W '73 •E WEEKEllD BY THE ·SP YAJI CIJNYERSIOH • '3888 • --- NEW '72 Mn ·MAR FollOW THE FUN MQTO.IUIDME • Mi11i-home, ftrl+y fflf-co~tet~, lttoe 11tif11I holTl t on ..,heelt , f 1'41701 lmmMi..t• Deli•9'Y· I ' NEW '73 TIOGA , THE CAPTAINS MA TE MINI llllTORllOME 2 Fioot:~•M to c~oos•, from . s1 .. ,. 4. Optloftol 6. I Te.. Dod90 Cltn1i1 ~ 360 v .. 0119i111,_Au+otn1tic tr..._,.lf. 1loei, power br1ht, 11lf-c1..t1U.ff, Avxili•ry fvtl t11k I b.ttory pvs m111y rnoro eotion1. {SI 59 I I lmmedl1t. 0,.. . .Ji••rt· . r J • ' ' ' ' ' ' • I • I lnve~(Jfi.lfifo.r llim,1l'Of F11 •. n 1·,rl ' :.iiL 'J .... \ .,,Jr •· ·u , .'" 1'( • · i • · ·-I. .. " USED CONYERSllll BUYS! • '68Al0116E '&8 mE " ' s,111 ; CM ....... 1 ........... ""' ,,,,ft,. ·~----...................... I,(~>, .. t ..... , . .,.288 ' .$1188 ·it'IJll( ' '73-' . io.cW MAXI JAii • W'tfll~.:.· (W:I; -...,, """f" ...... (~) WM,••Mllr w..-Cla; --$3788 IAft- tol 111 .... • (1~1 • I • • I • -' . ,,, ' , . , • 4' • Rf1llmihNilrer, Stmie ,; Rld . • ----~·-- .. DAILY PJlOT SECTIO!'t8 S&NQ, _.,ms • •"' Computer Tags - Hot Merchandise 'l1le tndltiona1 Uocle Som Pl**' wu And tllen's a aecond drswbad< wltb taped Just a few l1lCb<s )>elow the C9lh the poli<e slipa . ~ In Wlnstm V...tult's Colla -·"It the pawn shop dealer writ .. - pawn sbop. ooe Wl'<lllg .. di;lt In "'aerial mnnlwr - Scrawled In pen just llme the poinlinl whether fntentlanallt CIC unb>~ ?J~ of Skid Row Ipaqge i •• ·""·t" ... •' ' . ' .. . ftncer,,.. this limple warnin&: -we _,'t be able to1donttfy il • · l-• • It-, t.· ...... -*· '. • • • • • • ,,•'·'' ; •• "BrinC ,..r Jtoleo lllulf to the police Lt. Fiscber believes that II ownOnl .._ __ , Nol here!" recorded the sti1o1 numbm, and -, : .,. t ., , • .... VPl&.QTAlff..... ~~ "''DOM RACl'.ll AND SON, llOB, OPERATE JEWELRY AND LOAN IN'COSTA MESA Ver.mll ._ -a pownbn>ter ·lor nwnbers were accwateiy N<Mded Oii '• two Yffl'S. Now be bad a chance to dear the police slipa, u much aa half ol U. ~ · ' up a mlocooceplioo -to gel a beef oil mercbandi8e ID a plWI> lbop 'IM1 bo ,..a -1 "'' '. ..... "-..,, ,......_ ll'O -llld •to 'me for belPini him get through," be take out a I0811; and come back for~ bia chest. discover..t 11 ·•Jloi.• • ..... - -.., ~ -.. ...._,,~ _,. ~'-the .~ .. ha ··--~ lbe Put .... ,.,_ ~· ·-,,,.,,, ts Utile way the pl•WW·---- -...., ~-lMlfU. :;:.;~.'lie ~~ ve ~ " uua Ul,nt'u. ~""""e are DO -.iger know lf an unJdentifiabJe jtem ii IColea. Paa:alnb:n: co••ider ~ ·A tult•m 9o wants a tsO loan llJd ' And 'there are other less drastic ex-coming in here with atolenthemerchendlse. So to back up the computer ONsta Mesa _....,JI( ... -.. ......i•ildm -•rll<M eollaleral will be'cl>ari-amples. But ool everyooe who walks IDto the 'Ibey are being caught by computer." po1'i visit••-....._ ' _ ,., .... ~.._...... td1nmterestntefl$7JO_.,tbefint10 . "We're always getting customers in store ls seeking a loan. More often the Although Costa Mesa pollce are Jess ce u..::pawn_..,..ona.•.-... - •-__... ... ~-1 ei '1111: _..._. .. I here ho need ---• J I ! customers are Joo••·· !or a buy or •M•t pba . ...._ ----'"--'th of once every two weeU m search ~ ·lllt fir ~ the-JWUllloier • ba :'!1·--:!_•:::::::::= ~ ·~ or w \;O.:.tl ust or a ew to sell 90me"'"" f-or"' --•. ....... em tic wi::Y ~-v-.gree "' area specific Items. ---!llb dmain by lli6--,,_,___, ,.._ w~ plY·. h'l""," be sald. "It could be a small -~... c~• pa-niters. "Thepawnshopownenundenlandtbe i.n; --...,. thougll tiiml' ol '"""' Is clle,. thing, like a car bettery going dead and The 00.by-150-foot store Is typlcal of Fewer stolen goods are being fenced at law. They knoW'' II we find stolen tbeaf,.Mft loom tbe p•-lm'I sieotat .-' 1"" -can be carried loager ii the the ™ -1s a new ooe. :::.:..fu.;' ~~;h.!~~ ':.'.'.':.~ .~ pawn sbo!IO than before. melt,"rthehandlsalse,d. they'll 11a .. to relinquilll • 1M"""D: il:Unft ii )litt "Tbey..come.=.tn-=hen!i get some money.,.. _uw.u -,i.~ -.....~ .... u.:; "This business is so straight there's o.ta Mesa Qty o.n;1man, Dominic 'l1lt · mterat .ntie rverages about 30 and usuatIY come back before we close tropbies, musical instruments and very little room for doing wrong," By and large> the pawn sbopl Jladll ii a jl01fDbrobr and be poinll out Pt<""" a,_. -llfigblly lllaber than the with the money and pick up their col-jewelry lo tools, cameras and antlques. Venlult said. "t thief would be foolish to cooperate with tbe pollce, IL FUober with .,...., tbal: ni.s ol -lmn """!'"n$es> bul less lateral." Some of the merch3odise ii new. ""'61 come in here." · said "We gel along .,.ry well with - e Napolem -~ ,...,..... a than tbe _,..of ptol-1 111 and ii-R,acitj told of ooe lncideot when , a is secood hand. . Ciooer liei between the police and· of the s!Jopll. ~t there'~ al'IQI one CIC -11kr bondWill cm bia 11egm-licit loon llmb, lladU sa1il. teenage boy1 ~ed cash for a date. But Bob Raciti sees tbe future_ et_• l'O'!"I &bop oeerators bu proven to be two that we'llave-~'lfHh."" q Dicw.t al a ~~.Joan Iii' lie .Did .Ille )li£h IDtenist rate ts a Rath~ lllan turn to bi9 ·father for help, shops' as •lei>finc institutions. · OdftntaeotiUI fer ....,,..,. bot the thief. Verdult tries to bell> t11a Ia lis •••4Im" ", .-ol tlla .risk luvolvod and the be b<o!igb\ ID ~. record player to tbe "We may be ID tbe second oldest pro. 'l1le ......,, Evory llem br'ouabt In lo• own ny -111 llCOppiac a lhlof' • ~ Iaabella ol Spain a&red • relatt..ly ...n volume .ol !'>8m pawn ·pawn·llhop ascollat"'811or a loan. f"'5ion ID the world, but we're 'lill In the pawn'_ shop, In COsta Mesa, Ilke other from sellint hot ,_ before be .,_ Jo!ieir1 ascollalfnl fir a i;i1o~· ~handle wlleo eomporiid to banb: Anothe< llme a nm11eeded $50 to pay embryo llage," he said.· "' oUes ·m the state, ts rqJstered \Vlthllhe reaches the COUlll«. ·~ .........,... "'1fr# Ito l!il.'. "llUt ,... cmi bave to wait t\io "8Y8 unlon ~ before be coul4 begin' _,,.rk, "I ae<I the day when ooaateral Joill pqlice. • · • 1 "This ooe fl)' brought ID a pilar. New W«iol. . -, "" ' ·• ., -· and a lot ol ~ -Raciti said. stores. enjoy tbl!aame respect as fbiancO Within :M hours tbe:ltem's description Something struc1t me -about lllm. I ~ __,..,,.;._. • ;! • "''=J!.• •<!'1 tbe -r lnalanllt'' be sOid. · "'Ibey are like 8 lot of people who don't companies. I've ...,, them grow, and I and aerial number will have made the asqcl him to pl'l . He couldn't. So I 1• ... -CllMUIP a&"MI .,1....~n me · • , seebowwecan--"besald. roundsinacomputerinSacramento. lfit didh.'t bUy it." poiii-p( the 'lilll''• ,..; ....._ ' n was tbe pllllic!I'~ fer immediate, want to !urn to family or friends for a ~-· • '"'othe In 'th --. *"!>lie tbe nnflallel""" !tej~ · .....,..,_,.,~. pi.d'Radli to filrii loan because lhey would be embamlssed. Racltils SUll'e wu lbe llrsl In Costa ts stolen, the police will vlsll the pawn · = r ,guy came w1 a · ~~ ~ . ..,.,z. .,... ·•~..~ ·-~to -sbo -don't mind the in•·~ becall!e the Mesa ten years ago. Today there .,. lihop, pick up the lndlvl..W'1 deM:rif' but didn't~" bow to book up tbe jacb -~-w-um;pJ~J!I ."'!" ~"..,... ~ a,..,, .... P· k::;: js nobody's bu;;;;,;;; but ours," 1our. Tbereareaboul'ado7.elllh0range lioo and ldentlficatloo (r<Corded oo the tothespeams,"l\fl'sald. Be-ila'"' slqlsbava~~'.,; n--"'' ·~~'::'"'l!.0: .n-ctU said. CoUJJ~. " • pawn ticket receipt) and begin .. search. "Yoo stay away !tom {IOl>Ple like._ ID lalti!s '°"' llorleo'~ · --•#w .beb.ubad ~ . "W:'ro.'all lighting an image .,.... IL !larold Fiacber of the Ooit'a.Mesa II lW take It, )'lll're asti¢fir trc" at ..._ dlna stor.. aioo( Skid Bow;~ 'With. ~ cJidC,:jil, made the swUch For. the owner of a $UIO,OOO Mme, it b!em," he said. To help in that fliht. l'llU.. Department's Investigation dlvlsloo "You develop &JeOllng flii\_., • lie ..... cllulb' tUmc the last p F i11s. ~ ,i;· ~ w~ diH-1 story. ' J;lacili· printed a small brochure -"What thinb the poli<e slips .... pOY!ng oil. continued. ''One '~ '"" ...... in <I J-w11o WllDI ooe 1J1!119 llllltle at ', ' "flloe i&._w\'ed-out bert. .from He wU.d n"!lreil. \n diYon:e JI!'>'>, YOu Always Wanted to Kno\f About "I'd say that leas than five per<ent o1 here ,.rly In ~~-"'lbW ..,... ..,. ,,_, ~ 'will>c'lil..faJlllly. Be oaIJ ,bad a ceedlnp,' an<! ,'biS bAnii' accounls were Pawn Shops (But Didn't Kno\f Who to the identifiable IDerdlandtse tbat puses ting aort ot wOlnL 11'1 not tbat way at an, at"RRm &I , '1bnlf!!I!_,...,.,....., and OD~ lro!eJl,CJil COUit .ao be COUlitQ.'.t lo<!<b Ask)" -to ex¢alll tbe alore's flmcl!m. tbrough pawn ,.ls stolen," he sald. "They caroe bad: that ali.r-lllld !Iii -Boll, wllo operallt. .!!lo.-~. tut~:Jlll ear llqile ·~-lie.Mid: tbelil/' li0'3ld. "Be nee4ed some casll'!O , 'Q11-a state level tllere ts the OilifOmia IJnCe, lbe men:IJandJse Is re<Oilllzed as asked for a loan oo a.(1111. Alter tbv left I """°" Ollta--.Jewe!rJ-i(iiil LOiin,&, , '11e'anm.I 1111' .....,.He dlcm't ~en live 00'.,'° be b~bt in ·l!O!ll• ieweby fill" O>llateral 1'>an Aalloclatlon. Orpnhed lltolen, it ts just a matter ol time before turned the gun over to lbe PCJU!>a. aioac !Ill Newpwt .A~. in dliwalciwn Olotll ba-r<!'~.-f!r'.•.~""""' ~-d -.••• .;,. "• '. · about IO years ago;• It -baa 300 tbepmonwhobroogblltlD Locau~t,be with \_-oflbe~' 'lt.._.., -. that oi&liL 11 ... 4 p.m. and tJ>e..~~. •Jljjmf ~-bring m ;valuable 1 members r--all ~ abap openton. said. . t, ~. lllL .c: 1111! -·· -• lmdloc -....... -, •. v llft:.loi/filli! """r when (illng... . The younae1'Badti ia ·~ -· Bui .thero, can be problems ""'. 't. ~~ ba!;ll 1 told' -is emir ooe'jmt oL ~ .11"6 ..... 1111 "lie .9D"! lo here and put bis._... "l'ic2&!11 Mdi!'f ' ,,..Id. •I ! • The main limetim "' lliO -ts lo IUy!ilc' Ille iberdiandlie. gun WU al the police ... --. Ba .111¢.ull!d. --'f;h• JW!".11' t(le ..._ ~ .1rile 8*I kids ,..... lo the "They moy tab a smaD loan. Bui serve es a Iobllylng force Jn -to '~Not ~ record ll!ii'Mtial '.w~lo pick.II vp and they an •d . .,..il!UC.;iit'!I' •'· · arr Glil tnnl:' Bo ·~ Jo 10me tbe-ratef.tlesstbanybal...,. 'beballoltbestate's 'properjy,"bellltl.''So him •Ille opo1.-r powlllioa o1 a "We're 1l1l --."die IOldlr ~lirakm. 1 · •~woaJdcblrgeter~alooe, ft 'haw. ~-• owntsstol<!ll,· · ~ Raciti aUL lat.ml ,pto, -poat<d "11 wu p<lfy tramalic""' ·Jie aid. ' ! , number ol pawn shops," lladll aatd. 4Qn1 haft an tdenUflcatlon;;)I I'm 1t.'It's lllo bellind tbe -~ 'lllt! '*"..., hlgber~ him tbe -·be .-led. 11 . • "Md !" aome wh1> 1iring In their "The ~ can ooly support ao li{ibs it -lo Impossible to traCk It emou.M tbll job. It <an t1aa -~ ":""•tm, be a11--ii1olindajob.ae .... w . ....,1"" .. and go11c1ubs"" Mooday, ,,..,~111)'_..,.wnn" , 1bn!ugbcompu1erc11ect1." • • rtHs••·····--DBAll Pitt: t ,_,. ••' faW _....._ :T' .... lrw -tlr ta pltR ta"..,, ... A-•·lll!liJlll:-~ ... ,.,u,o .... \.,i-..-ltla9 • • .. ~-1'" ........ d1 I ....... -:--~ __ .... ,.,. : t ,..,......_ h I HI, J die'...., I I M1 .. . ... I'd "' ........ Mia..,--·· -°"' ....... .... • • ,, ' • .. t .. . • · q...i,,~ ,JOUl.r m~ a,.. bRt exceplloas ara ....... In ..... of -. Call:llfollEPS IW aa ,.,..._,nil -Mvb,appi11 tt ILD, Lacna 1ltAa. lmmlgrldoll aatMrtdel refued ...,,. <Wmwl Oii ,... .....,.._ 11 _. :roe -,,~ «dvlpe '\'Ro lo .._ ID yHr ......... hm.lly. lll!P • ..i.ul41 ,,...'tltt£attoa ~~ lo llelp - M~NO-s I ' • .. - r' , ' 1 OAILT f'tun ,,...., llllG 4, ... .,,, IN BIKE..A-THON: MIKE HAMIL TON, JERRY NEWELL Blind Delp Retarded Among partlciJJ"llla In a 34-mlle lllk&+thon being held today by the Orange County Aasocialion for Mentally Retarded Children, will be members of the Leos, a jtmior group spon- oored b)1 the Bueua Park Noon Uons Qub. Five members of the Leos, all legally blind, will ride Undem with ligllted )'OU!lgsters. Ji'unds are nis81 by getliDg """*"" for each partldpant who contrlbule "° much per mile tnveled. ' 'Ttils la the flr9t fund.raiser for the Leos, a majority of whom ore leplly blind, in cooper.ation with the Braille ,Jnsti- -. Mike Hamlllx>n, Wdmin6ter, is the group's fir9t t>-i- clent. 'lbe ,.,mil are leaminC about ~ on the gfillng encl of fnnd-nialng eveall. 1be ....,..1 will ~ et 9 p.m. la Pren- tial Park, Santa Alla and win4 throag)i i:beckpoints in Garden Grine, Anaheim md Tnstin. You Can Help H you are setting )'OUl" sights on volunteer work, don't forget the myriad agencies end Individuals In Orange County w!lere Ull!Jtance la needed. Most volunteer opportunities are lialed at the Volunteer Bureau of Wert Orange County, 53().2370 and tbe Voluntary Action Center ~3. _ A sampling at the west county office, 11412 Stanford Ave., Garden Grove wbidl is open from 10 a.m. to3 p.m. weekdays, 'Include: Ten-year-old M>ria in Fountain Valley who Is suffering from a spinal disease bM a dream. It is lo tab ballet 1....,,., 'l'ben are other health problema In her family and very lltUe income is available so !be dream seemed doomed. How- ever, the opportunity for lessons have been offered, but M>ria bas no way to Jet to them. H there rs someone who can provide transportation on Mondays from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. a short diltance into Newport Beach, Marla's clreRm could finally come true. 1bls not only would lift her spirits but It would be beneficial to her hellth. Free movies are offered lo youngsten from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. every Saturc!Ay, and popcorn and ooft dril1b are pm- ~ at c:<>ot. Help Is needed to sack the popcorn, sell re- freshments and assbt wlth -ting. People intereited in the V1P program of the Probation Department which establishes a relationship between an adult and a delinquent youngster should attend the first of a series of meetinlJll oo Thursday, March 8, at 10 am. In the depart- ment's facilities in Orange. The minimum age is 18. Volunteers who want to work with the Huntington Beach branch are nicruited through the Orange beadquarten. other areas or volunteerlsm are listed In the Costa Mesa office, 207 Avocado SL, wbidl is open .n weekdays from 8:30 lo 4:30 p.m. Elderly patients In convalescent bo6J>ltals and retirement residences love live entertainment, especially music makers, IO!lgslers and Instrumentalists. Puppeten, dancen, magi- cians and jugders also deliJ!ht audiences. Retln!d Senior Volunteer Proi!nms needs retired peoole to fill administrative and coordinator J>(l&!tions In many a~en des. For more information about the prognm, call Mrs. Mary U.Nler at the center. Help for You Almost every child develops an occuiooal limp. Usually it is caused by a cut on the foot, a "charley h o r 1 e" or a opnined ankle. Such limps tend to disappear within two or three dQI and parents need not worry about them. llut tf )'OUl" child oonllnues to limp 1114 Che abnormal gilt cannot be ~ to any spec:tflc Injury, :rou llJould hue the chlld """1Ully enmlned by I dodo!'. Cblldren VO IO 1Ct\181omed to lncurrlng minor injmiel that tbey tend to be less sensitive than adults to bodily pain. Whether the child complains or not, the bod1 reacts, wimn, by shlllng weilbt which "'""1ts In llmplnJ. In IOtDe clUJdren, particularly bo)'I, a polnluJ limp may be a symptom of a ~ which lnterleres with the blood IUpply lo the end or tlje . thi,(h bone. The bone delmiontel 1114 the function of. tile Joint is lntJ>Ued. In older children, a palnful 1ilnp may ai~ abnonnallty In the powtb cent.er of the thlgb bone. Th1t is pu1lcularly true In :rwnlC JJOOPl• who IUOW wsry nDidly or are excealftb' b•'1· th111 pladna 1 atnin on the IJ'OWlne bone. I Sta111ps: Big Bo8i••e8s. Raritia Worth $10 Mill inn Display-ed in County ·· I , .,. TOii IWU.EY ... ..., .... ... ~......... ... fld1tt1Aatkw, .. -"'a -.... ·-to I.tr Cllf ....... -tllq aD pr 11 ft --Ila f"'""dl when tbe aewaprmt bu ,...,.... and the -IOI Im ·--to l1a old -and loll: ....... 'l'be ............... Thal wat<rmarbd, perfonled, mullk:olored IO'OP ol peper lbat -...... ....uy highly reprdtd bJ ._ ... -Rowland Rill whm he Ont all!ud it IO an mvdope OD May I , --Hill'• lloll.-u.! mwe to speed and llmplify Britain's mail deliveries bas . '· ' r: )!:-~ o;.·:....· fl kv ::t\'1! g;-i,~ ~ FAMED 24-CENT INVERT musbrvomed today into a multi-billion dollar bmin<ss that has relegated his ini- tial aim inlo second place behind two words that similarly dominate coin col- lecting -Big Business. Philately and nwnim1 -stamps and coins -are DOW regarded by many in-- -. as better bets than stocks and bonds in an age when inflation bas led ligh linan<e IO rip up many of the umrritteo rules tbal once -governed the ma.ting of a dotlar. Ample proof of the advent of high flnlD:e in1o a fie.kl that wu once strictly a acboolboy's hobby i& IO be found this weetmd Cl! the -floor of the SIJeratm.Aoahei llolel -the -timal stamp Oallectors' Society's Stamp Expo. Many freaks and rarities OD show in the heavily guarded nbil:JiUoo ball have boosted the ¥llloe of that one philatelic display to more than $10 million -and many deaJers fom many nations regard that as a comervative estimate. • ~ Hemy Bla1tflJlt 1JOlnll to one ahllill ol all llampo lbat conies his own 1111oo IOI at" mlmm. -llx fnlllt United &Illes olr md -tho! are Ille 111-'1 of Ille ---IDd Wiii ...... bo lllVll*'I -. "Mare'• the pity,'' ll&W • Brttlah deale-. ''They bavm\ llalll tbe bill tho! -hold the -lf they ..... pJt that llltle Jot OD tbe -block.• He mowd .-to the podium ...,. talnq the stamps. So did -armed guanll politiooed Oil -side "' the ... blblt. They -Ide ample proaf that freaks and defonved stamps are the ones thet bring in the big -today. One 1918 air mail laue shows an tnvut.d ar mail aircraft and another -.....i., a lar):e empCy space in the cenlA!r ol the llamp wtiere the airplane abould have been. Freab are fast climbers ID the pllUat& 11" -stalteo but they have not -the value "' ouch stamps .. the rarest stamp in the world -an 1156 British .Guiana ....,i atamp that ca!Jllogs tOOay for 1325,000. Its rarity is simply explained. '1be col- ooy's admlnistralor1 decided, 16 yean arter Rowland Hill's brain child caught the world'a hnaginat.ion, that they bad to have a one-cent stamp comparable to Hill's immortal "penny black." They built their machine and watched it disintegrate as it punched out the coe and only stamp that tOOay mates the mouths of the world's philal<lists water .• The stamps of more than 200 nations are on display and with them is an ex- hibit of stamps that is appreciating at an even more rapid pace than the stamps of countries -the United Nations. .. Sales ol our stamps bring in an an- nual 16 million," said genial Dane Ole Hamann chief of the United Natioos Postal • Adminlstration. "Our earllesl stamps here dal< fnm 1951," 'Hamann said. "But you can get some idea of the way that stamps have skyrocketed in value when I tell you that more than PIO a set in that short space of time." Greal Britain, the birthplace of the postage stamp, will readily attest to the st.amp's new role and the dominance of the pirvate collector in the field, Cllarlts P. Fi.sher said. MILLIONS IN U.S. TURNING TO HEAL TH FOODS p;..,. J.,,_ Shops at One of 3,000 Heallh S-in U.S. Bachelor, 44, Adopts a Son MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) -Donald J'*""-> is an assistant sporting goods ,,..._. in • IOy and bobbJ shop, • Sun- day achool teacher, and a cooch• or ju..mlo -playors. He't abo a bachelor father. After • year-long legal bottle, the 44- yoarGld Jcapbooa ,... allowtJd to adopt Joo, I, wllo lived in I -O~ footer -after bis -pft him up. Beio( siocJe. J~ said, ..... plicated tlllnp. "I -Uiere are m1111 bocllekn wtio ""' dllible to adopt • dtlld and can 11'9 -• pod ........ ldnalt -loo," he declared. "'l1le -I lool< al It Ud the ...,. 1 feel a mp parmt is het1<r !baa-." Why Meo, Women .. Students Drop Ou~ NBW OlllEANS (AP) -Jlale ... -often drop Giii reortac r.Dure In :T!..:i-.,~ .. ~ ~= IWll1 lodlcales \ DAILY P'ILOT It.ff ...... ARMED GUARDS PROTECT FREAK U.S. AIR MAIL ISSUES Exhibit of 6 Stamps BellOYad Worth $5 Million Fi.sher, working the Anaheim exhlhlt with chief represenblt.lve Geoffrey Oakden for Crown Agents and SlanGlb Ltd., of London, Ja doing a roaring lrade ill a cross section of st.amps and covers specially selected for Amer l c a n · philat<lisJa. "We get the keen eyed stamp col- lectors and dealers who know their stuff buzzing around this booth but we go~ a change of tempo trom a lady who brows- ed around our collect.Ion a Utile while ago,'' Fisher, 56, grinned. "She bought one of our covers because it carried a certaJn clat<," he sald. "Then she asked fir more bearing that dal< and she bad me mystified Wltil she exp1aiDed that it was the date of her son's birthday -natioo, watermark, perforation, none or that stuff really mattered." Bark Worse Than Bite Health. Food Stores Boom; Pitfalls Alwml? The current interest in healtb foods - born and nurtured in callfornia -bas 11-.bed into a naUonwtde ..._,, The 3,000 stores in the eoontry had an- nual sales of about $400 million in 1972, a Bank of America study reported. But health food stores may need bold new marketing strategies to counteract random unethical practices within their industry and pending strict federal regulations, the report cautioned. The most apUmistic food industry analysts the report l!aid, eslimal< beahb foods could account for some 40 percent of all U.S. food sales by 1975. Moot observers, however, are hesitant to predict unchecked Industry growth and are taking a "wait and see" attttud.e until clear tnnds emerge. Bank ol America's Small Business Repo-focuses on the necessary pro- cedures for starting a new health food venture and highlights the most Im- aginative techniques used by veteran health food retailers. "To survive in (this) unsettled market," the Reporter c:mcludes, "the small slore owner will depend heavily m the loyalty ol satlsl'led cuslomero - loyal!y earned by providing hig!HJualllY goods and personalized service. "Variablell affocllng the future of hesllh food stores are so numerous, that even well-managed shops may find the 1olng rough." CoosequenUy, opening a new health good 'store, or buying and oonllnulni an existing store, will require "a working knowledge of nutrition, a fair share of food retailing experience and a large measure of business acumen." The study estimates that an \no vestment ol aboul $35,000 would be needed to open a small health food slon! with an- nual sales. l:tound $100,000. This estimate lncludes rninhnum costs of licenses, in- sunmce and outside professional servi<eo, acqutrlng and maintalnlng a 1,500-square-foot leased store site: the purchase of store equipment, such a! shelving, refrigerators and freezers ; and the selection ol shelf stocks and in· ventory. WarerR~ch Conference Topic A ftvlHlay international C<lllfmnce or key figures in the fleld of clean water research and instruction will be hosted by Orange Coast College March 19-24. The conference, funded by the Environ- mental Protection Agency, will be held in the new OOC Environmental Center. 'lbe keynote speaker will be Dr. Franklin Agardy, director of California's Water PollUUon Control Federation. The conference will bring together key lnstnlcton IO develop objectives for the teaching of waste water technology. Staff mmnbers from Clemson UnJversity, Drake Unlvenl!y, Ulab Stal< University, Charles Couniy Community College in Maryland will assist ln developing the objectivtS. SPRING PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL, 17.50 Reg. 24.00. L'Oreal's French Tcuch for Spring • . • mikes hair soft as velvet, gives it bodv or snappy curls. Special for a llmlled time: permanent, shamPOO, set and lndlvl~ally styled cut. Beeuty .s.~10ri n<E ELlz.l.BETH ARDEN F~CIAL ROOM HAS THESE! Pl!ATURES: • C«nPJet• fKJ91 Mid m.kevP • LHh. brow tlntJne. ll'chlne • Fee. and bOdY waxing 1 • lndlvldu•I eyefath UPfk:etton -Studio s-,. ... ..,s_ la n.t •P4" •it S111Mfey Newpo<t e • I Fa1hloo 111104 • Newport C.nlor • 644-2209 Mon. A Fri. 10:00-9:10 e Su,, Nooo to 5:00 e Olhot Doy. IO:OG-5:10 l ' Suf'IAY, Mwc.tt 4, 1'173 " NICELY.PLACED FLOWER TATTOO EXAMPLE OF 'CAMEO WORK' OF LYLE TUTTLE, GURU OF ELECTRIC NEEDLE WHO IS ALSO SHOWN EMBROIDERING JUTTA KAY'S SHOULDER WITH A COSMIC FLOWER TATT WOMEN SAY IT WITH TATTOOS . . • . . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - In the privacy of her office, she stood up, tall and long-leg- ged. Demurely, s h e un- buttoned her corduroy pants and tugged them down. There it was. A tattoo. Small, delicate. on top of her bottom, it wiis the shape of a teardrop. lnslde was a tiny rose, red ol petal and green of stem. Outside was dainty scroUwor1t. lacy and soft - making it, in aJl. an ex- tnonlinary teardrop. • -• pelsley teardrop. .. ApproJriate?" smiled Jan Wooley. 31. boeless for the put season of a San Francisco television talk show called •'The P a l s I e y Teahouae." f Undetllably so, and equally so, it seems, for a growing number ol woruen submitting to Uie..anc;le!ltorite~Uatlooing: N• Tugboat AnnJes. these, nor women who work for Barnum and Bailey. One tat- tooed lady is an attorney. another a banker, a third a writer· and a fourth is the mother of three. All bearing originals by Lyle Tuttle, 41, West Coast guru of the elec- tric needle, who says three- lourths o! his clienls these d8y8 ""' women. WIVES, TEACHERS They Include d(lct°"' wives. 1awyers• wives, high school teachen:, secretaries, nurses. stewardesses and a psycbologlat with a Ph.D. Wli..-.r tattooing Is legal, Tuttle says, women are get-. ting ta«ooed oo t be i r •berevers: more so i n Chicago, for l.nstaoce, than, 1By, In New Yort, where tattooing Is benned !or fear dir· ty needles might spread m. fectlon; but certainly in San Francisco, where Tuttle works on the second Door next to the bus station, in a spacious pariOI' with sterilized equl~ ment and a city health e:ert.Ulcate on tile wall. Bending to his worlr a nicely turned elbow, he ten. about tattooing Joan Baez, the folk singer, with a Dower in the small of her back, and Janis Joplin, tho roclr: ling..-, with a • . • .. • No Tugboat Annies, Many Executives Find Expression Vnder Need~ . ~ lracelet on ber wrisL Just like cosmetics, reckom TutUe., his loclts n e a r I y touching the black boot he crosses over one knee. "I do cameo work. It's small and colorful, and that's great-for chicks. They want something sexy to enhance their bodies. They get little d(Jl().dads that make them feel unique and different." Editor's Nole -Women in pool halls. Women in men 's bars. Women in pants. Women atop race horses. What's next? Women in tattoo parlors. The ladies are finding that even if beau· ty is only skin deep, there's no sense letting any 90 to waste. got ii , l worried about it." who go in and get Daffy say, 'Ah, lltt1e bloo:le chick.' And now? Ducks, one saying, 'Hey, you' And there are lots of litlle ''No regrets." and the other, 'Who, me?' blonde chicks. Then they see Ann Morrissey, 23, dark-"And for others, It's the the tattoo, and lhat gives them haired specialist in in-jailhouse syndrome. When pause. 'Wait awhile. Why does ;~s~~e~~ c ~ 8 fo~ g ~:e e ~~ you're doing time, either in this litUe blonde chick have a California's biggest banks, had you~ head or i~ some kind of ring tattooed on her finger?' confinement. Ilk~ t~~ Na.vy, It's a statement of ee- 11lt's an Indicator of the ~ kick In the 1allop.".. ;t •·•The '~ i . • , Maslc 4\\a11· MUSICIANS ;· second thoughts, too -but you lo~e your 1nd1v1dual1ty. cenlricity. after the fact. and this ls how you asserti:--'ftliPiP'i;mi!~iiiiilliil Butterflies and rainbows and __________________ _ "When I'm sitting upstairs your psychic freedom . Like a 11 Off ELL'S with all the executives and guy I knew who was in jail for ~~~ 1~~~eo~:J:Jsa:1 r!!1ye~S: ~ix months and had a ~ird }it· UPHOLSTERY Snoopy and daisies and stars and Sleepy, the Travelooge bear, and doves and seagulls and y....,,;u, Sam and hBll· moons and little flashes o! lightning and Mickey Moose and Tweetie Pie and tiny red lips; anywben; from toes to ear lobes. "Body jewelry," TuUle calls it. "I tell them to put it wherever they're pn>Udest." Tuttle has been interested in tattoos siPce he was 14, wben he came to San Fnlncisco to get one -a heart inscribed with "Mother" and the only thing that saved him frOm a licking when he got back home to Ukiah. He remembers his first woman customer, 20 years ago.. She was in her 30s, well- dressed and came in with an older man, in bis mkMO!. She wore a fur coat witb silk lining and • styllied monogram: "EM." She wanted herself mooogrammed, too. NO STAMPEDE But "EM" didn't exactly start a stampede. Tuttle _,t the ·nen 15 years tattooing men. Bit by bi~ he had himsell tatooed, too, from bis neck to his i.,;ep -a sum.. OD hi! C h e S t, stars sbJw· ering over ms !boulders. a Sa moan girdle around his w a i s t, Egyptian rym- bols on his knees and two eagles in a sunburst on his back. He opened his own studio behind a sign, "Welcome Art Lovers... He developed such Bklll pl..tic surgeons called oo him to replace lines In facial features, lighten pigment ewer birthplarb and f a I h l 0 D eyebrows. But lll08tly be decorated -50.000 persoru; to date -wilb scores of tattoos o! his own design. Four or five years ago his clientele b e g a n changing. Women, freer by now to follow wbatev<r lifestyles they pleased, begBB circulating the i~ -by wonl of mouth at fim -lhat tattoos were fashionable. 'nittle· spread the word, too. Today, he has tattooed' so many women he can say with authority that: •-Most prefer tattoos "on their twnmies, below the belt of, say, their hiphuggers." %. Most women who get ta~ dress mod. 3. And most use plenty of jewQ!ry. Fdr what he discreetly says An! the same fees a psychiatrist charges, TutUe bas emcrolled hips, bedragort- ed thighs, dated the bottom ol a ...,_ travel consultant with an Aztec calendar and undertaken what he coosiders his most DaVinciesque com- mi,ssioo -enmuraling · a blonde with an entire set of panties, lace and all. Tuttle, who considers himself a lerious artist, is proudest, however, of a tattoo he applied"'below the belt of, say, hlphuggers" on the wife of a stockbroter. Inside a clr-- cle the size of a SIJ.-eent piece, he tattooed a mountairi scene under a quarter moon with a sprinkling of stars and three tlny seagulls flying away. Even Tuttle, though, doesn't pretend to know t h e significance of every tattoo the ladies want. 1ATAVISTIC' "It's atavlltic," he thinks. ''Tattoos are magic." Jan Wooley the television personality, agrees. Seated behind her desk, she tucked her dark brown ruffled blouse bad: Into her corduroy pants and knit her brow . tooed on his arm -Dying. w... Yn Wat -well. I just got tired of ex-For Amie Hill? n. ..., plaining.··" "I came to realize in my 1nz Harber ltN. And she didn't like the idea case it's an indicator. People c ... ,. ... -MMZlt of being branded. _'see~~th~is~li~·tt1~e~b~lood~e:_g1r~·~1:_'.. Tbe~y~========~~~ So she had her tattoo, three!-"It's a combination oT the ability to laugh at myself -~ people 00n•t like it, too bad, and il they do like it, that's fine, too -and the freedom to do it, being Willing to do it." Not that she didn't have some second Ux.ughts. ' f" seagulls, removed. • • • • • • For Amie Hill, 28, however. • •••••••• there have been no second thoughts. . She bad a ring tattooed around the middle finger of her right hand, i.p.1,_, wUb yellow, embellished W\t!J."'a rid. "I talked about it and flower . and enscrolled :witJi a thought ~bout it for two . delicate baroque outline. , ~tbs at least bef~ I got "It was an impulse,,'' ~ 1t, and one of the things that says, stirring honey i~ tbe' h~g me up was on~ of, the peppermint tea she perpar~s kids around here said, You for visitors. "I had to find .out can't be buried in a Jewish later what the original impulse cemetery if yoo.'ve got a tat· was." ' too.' -A freelance wrller, she "I'm not Jewish. So why did researched tattooing. < for the • ' ,, that hang me up? I don't "To some, it's a s~ of de- know. The chances of my fiance. A Hell's Angel with a marrying an orthodox Jew art skull tattooed on his arm is slim. And I plan to be saying, "I~m a Hell'S" Angel. cremated, anyway. But I said Don't mes:s wJtb me.' For to myself, 'My God, I'm clos· some, t~s a sign of e e Ing a door.• Tbe night before I brotherhood. Lilt8 !or two guys , • •••••••••••••• I ~1 -Cil l?ierced Barrings ••• ll"wlR-. 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In lse5, when she applied for a tnlnlnll p_,.m, 1be knew notblng about nuclear medicine. Today, she bas been publlJbed In nw:Ioar ,melllclne journals, taUl!bl at con- ferences on regional and national level! and deveklJ)ed an AMA accredited training program at st. Joseph Hospital Al 'll, 1he Newport Beach resident Is nuclear medicine e d u c a t i o n a l and technical director at SL Joseph, wbere she ha'! worked for the past two yeara.· But she doesn't feel she's a n overachiever. • "I love the field because it's always changing. There's alwaya IOIDelhlng new to learn. I have to read constantij to keep up with what's happening in the field and to keep up with my students," Danielle said. FAST PACE An example or how fast the field js changing was btt s1ory about purcllaslng a new '36,000 radioisotope acam*'. '!be attachments she ordered arrived 1n 45 days and were already obsolete. Luckily, they could be exchanged for the most recent equipment. Danielle was hired as a health physicist. Her first year at St. Joseph sbe did at least half of the scanning, most of the paperw<lrk and kept tabs on use of all radioac,tive material in the l!oopital. She also taught n~lear medicine trainees. In between, sbe contribukd articles to journals about new techniques and isotopes used in !('8nning and typed the complicated ~page application for ae- creditation. "'Ille application took Imm Febnwy to July to complete," she explained. She late< had In fill In added lnlbnnatioo. 'Ille facility was lmpected last October and i!lca:edilatiGll .caDie in December. ACCREDrrtD To be accredited, she explained, obe had to outline all ol lhe equipment tbt llDllll1 nuclear medicine department lia4 and pl•Ml!d to ocqulre .. well u all - cedum·used and planned. She bad to In- clude a day-by-day ...... -fer .. '-entire year. She hu,had Iii graduates """' st. Joeeph'1, -llOW -111n1 .. cblef radlolosl' teclmolo(ilsts. The_.,,. can bandle two lnl4(nl at a time, followln( lbelr undergraduate college or unlwnlty wort. 'llmo Is divided between In· lilrucUon and pracUcil application during the year's work. Danielle stresses that she devotes as mud> time u possible In her studellll. Taking on more students et th1J time would give each one less time. And nuclear medicine Is complex. "What is most important is the patient. Any research I do II on my Ume, and with the. aim ol belf>lnl 1be patienl or belplng 111 In better help the patlenl" DIAGNOSIS The uae of radioactive botopea in diagnosing dlseue has been a glanl slep forwanl, Danielle explained. A sterile salhie solution of radioactive Isotopes ls Injected lnlrawmus1y. 'Ille radioisotope scanner oonverb the elec- lromagnetlc radioactivity Into visual light which the tecbnJcian can monitor~ The results are recorded on film. This lype of diagnosis eliminates the need for exploratory aurgery in many cases, she said. Methods and equipment lave )leei Un- proved to such an extent, she eJ<{>lalne4. lhal SI. Joseph's equipment can do a br'ain scan in 30 rninptts and a head-to- loe bone 8C8D In an hoqr er ... Equipment cari monitor ceretral blood flow to delect clots and spol piJmonary embolism, liver masses, any t1od d.. tumor and cllebral bemOJTl>age. Older metboda took ·a minimmn of Wt to four hours. . TIME SPENT , Forll\tl'Drst lilw _;tbl, DlniolJe aaid, · she mult' IP<Dd' almoot aeven hours each day' wlth'ber 11udenll. By lbe eod of the year, more on thelr own, they require on-. ly three or four hours. ' "I want my lltudenll tq rfaDr ,.. dentaDd ·the ,..,t," •be Aid. "Each patient lhould la ueated aa If they ... your molber or lather. A poorly lrained tecbnldan could mat~ a bad J!"'gmeot that oou1d meon IH• or death." . 'lbil ii Danielle's reason for lobhylnc qallllt training too man)! taclmlclans mass productton style. "Estimates are that there'll be a need for 10,000 techn~' ciana In 1975. PractlcaUy, there w!U be only seven open>ngs in Orange County." Danielle spent three years at the Orange County Medical Center teaching pb)'81cl, radloblology and biophysics. "Thal'• really where I loamed how to be a teacher. I learned from the others there." DEGllE&'I She earned a BS in physics from UCLA the MS In blochemlstry from lbe University of CaUfomia, Santa Barbara .and was trained in nuclear medical lec!lnology In saDla Barbara by lbe eaDcer Foundation-She studied allO In the biophysics postgraduate program at MIT. She has lectured a( UCSB, OCMC, orange Coast College and UCI as well as the international meeting of the Socie- ty of Nuclear Medicine. Born in Sofia, Bul.garia she lived in Switzerland and Argentina before comin&: to the States to study ln 1961. Her sister, a micro-biology graduate of UCSB runs a boutique in Sanla Barbara. Her parellll reside in Argentina. Now an American cltizea who con- siders English her native language, she speab. French, Germln, Bulgarian and Spanish. Playing the piano, pho1ogrspby. tennis and watenkiln,g take up time left by ,..10 hour, siz:~ay work: weeks at the lmpilal. . She still shares an office with the medical -ol the nuclear pro-gram, Dr. David B. Hert.sgaam. bUt bllildlog espansion, she 18id, will gi•• the departmenl"-1.lo.Pol'. . ""· , ... "Na teacher," she added," I have to keep up. I have to be better than my students. But I love it. I'd go nut.a .ill a dest job. I'm not a sedenlary per!Oll. I have to keep moving." . • . • Face Value's Old Wrinkle Ironed~· Out for Teen EAR ANN LANDERS: I am a 111- d «irl who needs an ...,.... from in 1be paper. 11 seem. that every I bring a fellow home my lolU find 1bini wrong with him. enmple, Jim'• ey .. are too Cloee ether "Which means be is sneaky. d bSI .a ~lorebe,ad which ii a tho! lie lo ~ io~ent. IU'a pointed ~an mil<e him look Uke 01 -which melll• be'is sly. Bernie like a baboon beca.~ his alma are ' aocr ht bas lq halt and •ldebllms. l!ddle liu thin llpe, wblch means he 11· ~ .... aUnil)'. • Now, /111!1 Landen, will you plesse 1ell In< II ~ 11 any rel&llon between ph,.icaI dlaracteriltlCI Ind a penoo'1 cblltacttr! I'm beilnnlna lo. believe my lolb -I me lo !JO an ofd 111ald. And 1be ., WIY Ibey ttar up every lllY I bring hocne, I'm ~ I will be. -DISGUSTED IN FORT LAUDERDALE DEAR Dl81 'Ille -to )'Vllr qu'• lloll II. a ~lg, fa~ rooa4 NO. 'l1leM old wtv~ 'talel bave --.d 11oce Plb'J hat ,.... a pllaple U4I .. ,,. II no yilld.IJ &o Ultm wJaa&ever, DUR ANN LANDERS! One tliln1 I have learned from reading your column ii that wbal one penon odnslden a prob- lem, IOl!lel>ody elle mliJhI coruldor a blesslni. . . Recenlly a wUe """" about how unhappy Ibo wu i.cauae her bUlband . was ... In( anolber 'Woman. She prayed he would "°'"" bocll. WeU, my bulband II seelnc oot -woman, bul oevenl, and I wllb bo WlMlld 1ot the l\eCl1 '"11 ol th11 house. . He says that according to the law, l can't pt.It him out unless he ~lt1 me. t checked with a lawyer and fOllfld cut he Is right , I've begged my husband to see 1 mar- rlage counselor but he 1ay1 he doeSn't nC<ld counseling -thal he Is parfoctly happy . and since l 'm lhe one who Is mlserllble, I should go. Why llhould I a• when I know what the prOblem Is! 11'• this louly marriage. I have ~ small children who need I ! • I ·me alllomo. The nt pays tbe bills IO I'm .tul:X. Wbal'a lhe' answert -DEAD ENOS ~ DEAit D.E.: Vo• ana'I riollJ - unlet1 you want lo be. Go lO - lawyer and !lad tut wllal )'OV lepl right. .... 1· ' OEAR ANN LANDERS: I have oot been In 1h11 Wllllderflll country of youn very Iona. Your column hu helped me undenlsnd many things about the people and the c:uatoma. ll II lll:e ID oCWlti"" ) to find my birth certificate whld> I oted- ed to gel a paaport. I rsn acrou a docu· ment that turned out to he 1C11110 dlvomo papen •• I learned f..-the l1nt tl!na tllat my fatller wu manled belpre. I never beOrd o( lhe woman. I am lhocked and llUrt thal I wu not told. Should I optak lo my father about ll1 -Si'!l,L SHAKING DEAR s.:s.,\ v ... CUldfto !lave a rtpt lo bow ..... U.e pnVIOu Ill~ ol thalr -11. Tell yoar !au.er lltw you fool m\ Jel It lalked out. Ann Unden di-• -~ drink· I lDg -!Is mfl1111 Jls r .. Utics, ).,ea~ lhe DEAR ANN J,.ANDEllS: J om I I• factl bJ reading, "SOO.. illd Y<MI -, For yuHld 11t1 who 1s vety up.et and 1 r-t(!lll Only," by Arm Landers. SOlld have no one I can 1alk lo. Pluse Ive me ~ tenll ln coin and a 1..,, >tamped, laif· 10ma malute advice. addr'eSled S1Yelop1 In care of the llAD'.Y I 1111 JOlb& lhlOQlb 111J father's dtll< . PILCIT.' --~ . ---. . -, .. ---.... • ' ' ' • DAILY "LOT utherners Put Snakes Into Religion A'ft.AN?A, Ge. (AP) - Allrod Pu-• ll~ ...,..Die<, put on ' his best --day late 1ut ..... mer and 1"fll lo a rural Qecqla -· When big ~ fallll -~ ~ lie • lllled. a n1'-from a ,,_ MOMENT OF FAITH -Man holds deadly rattle- snake higb in his bare hands w prove ti\e triumph of bis faith in Wade Ohapel, Cartersville, Ga. It Is one of several fundamentalist churches still prac- ticing anake-holding in the South. The Revolutinn 'Compuwrized' LOS ANGELES (AP) -A University ci S o u t h e r n California history professor has dusted off the life histories of 1,300 persons elected to the Massachusetts Legislature in the years prior lo America's independence and is feeding the data into a computer to determine who started the American Revolution. Schutz said; "We would like to determine, for instance, If a certain lawmaker came from a district where farming was more important than fishing. Would this make blm more prone or less prone to support the Revolution than a lawmaker wh<i came from the opposite dl!lrle\! "We ought to be able to tra~ the causes and path of the Revolution to determine what kinds of people cwed the rel<>IUllOn -whether they were fl&bermt.n, tar m er 1 , onlinary townspeople or col· lege educated. citizens." boK with his bore: -and bepnlotblbll • 'l'lla onala ADlt Ila fao8" ln- 1o· p.....,. 1 .... timft. . ' Ho llOWtbl DO mo4lcal al· tentton b e,c au s e other belleven . bitten Jn limllar cireumltaDcel hid lived to deinomtrote thelr faith .-. Pal'llOnl died before..,midnlgbt and .. u bUrled, In the cburch cometpy SUch deaths are relatively rare, and religious snake- handllng remains widespread In Southern backwoods and the mountain hollow! of Aj>' palacbia. It is, however, less common than Jt once was. "I thought onak .. handllng was dilappearlng 1 e v er a 1 yean ago, but It seems to be OPINDAtlY 10-10 SUNDAY 10.7 Dr. Jolm A. Schul!' study centers on the legislature from 1714 1o 1m. A computer ls111- eil to correlele data on the 1,IOO leglllaton elected during the II years under study and will examine t h e i r con- aUtuencles and the more than I0,000 committees on which the legislators served. Schutz indicated tn an in- terview be will conBider not onJy voting records, but also the IOclal and economic makeup of each legislator's dl!lrlct and the tegl!lator's family background, education and acqualntan<;ts. Schutz already has open! five years and '92,000 on bis project, drawing mucb-oHll! - research material from the "! think-. all the data II in, the results may surprise a lot of people aod shake some of our myths about who caus- ed the Revolution and why," Schutz said. . Schutz, who already h.., WTlllen four books on the sub- ject. said most work: so far in the area has been "speculaUve." He said he ls likely to wihd up with 200,000 computer rue cards, and be e1JJOC11 "a lot of bard data." e 1 ce pt Ion a 1 genealogical re«lills ol the ChUi<hrcl Jeoua Christ of Lattet<day Selnta Monmn. ~atz e.x p e ct s another f58;00ll In fllndJng to compllmeut lunda already pro- vided by USC aod the Natio-'1 Endowment for the Humanities. Sci!•\' said his prellmiD8ry lnvesllgatlons show that ''men in their middle ages caused the Revohltion. This wea not a young people's revolution, ac- cording to the informatiOn we have now." He 1eld the study lhould be flni1bed lb t"° more years, and plans hlive been made for several volumes of blstcrica1 data on results of the ltUdy. One Sitt Fits All! Claim Stretches Point -' By ERMA BOMBECK About 10 years ago, a catchy little phrase came upon the American se!ne called, "One Size Fill .All." AT W/T.'S. END ' The orlgjn ~f tbls prophecy Isn't ll!ally known. SOme eay 11 1 began with a aandal roan~ ' turtr In "81wan Who slla, "This fill a frame frooi'lOS-"n.., ~au I.GAio ZIO pounds," she nplalnM lllko to me. · "Al llXl-120 pounds, t b e Othon 1ttribute It to . I ~ are a ~ al lfl,o my"'* ldyer!!!lllg man •'" 'Ito •tlalil ,buds From Jiii.i Passllc, N.J., Wliii bef(l~f'l pouoT, d•\ flowen -"'l''"I paifol pantyhole .. one 4iy Ond geQtl7. Ft\ll1l J.(O.!ID .....,.is, said, Hlf they at my wife, they come fO full bloom." Shirley, they'll fit anyone!" "Whit liappenl wtion this Uke most Aroerjcaos, I gaMl!_.t fl \VOl1l by a JIO can't get U5ed 'lo being uni· jx>md woman!" ~· Br nature, I 'rn ul'be 0~1 die and the susplclowl. Eapeclalty In the leaves fall off," she said dryly. lingerie departments. Th• Olher people obviously bave other day, 1 aateawoman tho same problem ~tb the brought out a bra for my in· credibility of one 1ife Dia all. spectloo. In the -arllot tho "ntis ts a one she fill all," other~. 1.saw·an elder-- she smtled. , ly lady wltll -ol tnooe little I bent over the oounler for • egp In her balld that bold closer loot. It looled like two pantybo!e. 100.ye&Mld poached eggs, She -I~ listened II> "All ol "bat!" I asked 1tow-tently llld theD gently operMd ly. the ea and vlowed Ila eon- "All of yuu,• she said. -· .. 1 omall pUe of wrinkJ. "You1l ~ the enUre pl' Id Q)'loo ·with t"° llrtveJlid roent Is elastic and will mold feet. Ju llhe held the doll·llko lo wbalem form II ls put on." pantyboee full length 1be "Walt a l\llDUta," I said, laughed "lmqlnel A cbl- putting down my haodbq. IOin& lbrOO&ii all that for "Do JOU -lo lell Dll tli¢ iblal" this bn '11111 not Giiiy fit Ibo, II :=========.! wm n1 &11ubeth Taylor!" LOCAL "Tilat 'fl correcl." ahe eald. "Elllllc should ntver be EDITORIALS catlad upon to make that kind of a aacrtnee," 1 said. The DAILY PILOT "oh,.•ts ha)'< ... _i.. Qu'••• oft.~ flla IJ1 es/' lbe aaid, n proudly glri< forth one "' ht C'ty Hall covei<d with smi1! rosebuds, r1CJ I I "lncredlble," J said. \ floorllbinc apln,11 ayi Dr. Wuton La Jlarre of Dulre Uni....,lty, author ol a book on the subject. '!be same oplnlon ts held by Steven Kane, 35, ol llooton, a graduate anthropology student at the Univerilty 'of N<rtll Con>llnl who wltneaed more than I"!> dor.en snake-bendllng IM!l'Vlcel during a l,000-mlle lou1 ol Keo!llcl<y, Sou I h Carolina and Tennessee last summer.· Kane was shocted to find that s o m e snake-handling believers d r i n k "salvation cocklails" -strychntne and wat..--at some auvices. Snake-handling services, be says. are held by Pentescostal aod Holiness Church members -fwldamentalist.s who in- terpret literally a Bible pas- sa_ge from St. Mark that says : ''They shan take up aerpeot.s ; and K they drlnk aey deadly thing, it ahall not hurt them." Because of a.d \r e rs e publicity, Kane 11)'1, many IOlke handling chW'cbel bave cone undera:round and allow only memben to witness --Rtllaious make htndllng wu begun in JQ I n Gra......_, Valley, '!'eon., by George W. Hensley, wbo was struck by the passage trom St. Merk. After pondering its meaning. he chased down a big rattlesnake in a rocky gap and called a meeting of his neltlbl>or•. He exbortod his neighbors to e1press their beUef In the lilenll ll'Jtb ol the Bible by passing the angrily buzzing snake among themselves. No one was in- jured and word quickly spread. The founder 's faith led to his death on July 24, 1955, at Lester's Shed, Fla. He was fatally b itten by a Diamondback during a pray ... aervice. The evem. wu near- ly fatal -to the movement as we!~ alnce II was e>ceedlngly bard lo juotlf) to Heosley'1 followorw. K.tne . found during bis nine- week tour lhat services are· ""'1Cluctod today In much the same JJllDDer u in Hensley 's day: ''They llort wltb the faithful -mostly low..fnaome whiles with low..tatus Jobe -&lnglng and sboutq to get li>e spirit. The praying and mllllc then 'slart In earnest and It gela frantic .. the)' speak In tongues, sway and jerk. "When the people In the church -wually a cin. derblock bultdlng back In the woods outside or town -begin shouting thal lhey h a v e enoogh spirit In them, the snakes are trougbt out -cop- perheads and ralllers. Some people wrap them around their arm& and othen around tbelr neclc. ''Then, when 8mouon has eubolded, the anakee are put away and t b e ewnlnc's ,oennon beglna and I b e mlnl!tu receives declarallonl of filth. ''It was a shock to my mid· dte-clw Booton blcqround, but I was impressed with the industriousness and tlncor1ty of theee people." ~s~~d~~eo~ do<"1S ..... from Florida to Mlssl.ssippi. He said be saw no one bitten but Ulked to ona man who claimed to have been bitten more than 50 times and another who claimed 37 bites, four of \\'b.ich made him seriously ill. Not all services are con- ducted In secrecy. They can be observed at Wade Olapel, five m i 1 es south cl car- tersVill.e, Ga., on Rigbway 21, Wednesday and Saturday nights aod the first aod lbinl Sunday of each month. • IN THE SPIRIT SUNDAY-MONDAY: MARCH 4, 5, 1973 JUNIOR IOYS' BRUSHED JEANS 97 Sun.-Mon. He11 JMoy to hit. ~t's content. • long4osting cotton/ polya- tw bnMed jeom.. Popvlor IOI· 'ids Of priflts. +7. Chcwci-lt. TODDLERS' IOXERPANTS 44 Sun.-Moft. Dorat.le cotton chambray. ift on array of loricy prl.-ts. All around boaer waist lits COftl• for1obly, helps youn95Mn ,. d tJie.rnwl'lfl. 2..e. , --- Girls' Sizes 7 • l 4 BODY SUITS s log. 3.96 Pretty ~trie·lody look1 in ny· lon or ocetate·nylon'lomb- skin' body suits wi1t:i .1l'lo p crotch. fonty wlids, f)f"inh. llAIDSOME SUEDE BOOTS FOR MEI . - 44 OUTDOOR GYM SET CHAR:SROIL GAS' GRILL .. ' • ' ,, • • • .: E:S42a1·: .,m. o.r-cookln; grid, ,.._, brl· ' ..... _ .':!"..:c:., • -·~IMCll ·= IMJ!!!!•I --- 76 Siii WE LOTIO S-M••·64C ' "'""-··~"" tilin!MCOtttott. 1601.• ··- 8-0LVASEU• s ... -44c _ , ... -·-<OITA.St. --.. ·--"'= ':!:'!... ...... -----------m ~!'!' lM•ACI "";i:=:=.=- .. ., __ ·-------..... e ""''"' sura".....s -ti==::---.. -..... _ ... --..J!t~~lA ... ~~· ,.,,un t!.!!!~ IWl .. NU ,,, __ ---~-.. -·-- .,.tlft. J Sun,-Mon. PATIO IASI ...... 1 .... u, ... Dttlft , ... S.l1fll2.7S"' I-DIGIT CALCULATOR "" ........ 6996 -'*top cot-..-.S-. Sun.-Mon. 'I " - t I I ' S.....,., •Mn 4, 1973 ;1 ~ I , ~ s,.1.. i .-·· . ~~~-.~·l.aw -·•v·~ '' . A.re ·cigars C[>Vered; · B·y Fire Insurance? . ·FDA Preparing Ban , On Unsafe .Baby Cribs Cllrtsff• 1c1111n1 Mellltw •tnk• nounced, comes in the wate of WASlllNGTON -The U.S. prodding by Sen. Charles H. Government ls about to re-Percy (R·Illinois) and after qu.ire that unsafe baby crib!l stories about unsafe cribs ap- be banned t r o rn the peared in a nwtU>er of. marketplace. , newspapers. 'Ibe action will come in the The principal safety prob. 1onn of a directive from t~ !em has been that there Ia Food and Drug Administration too much space between the 'Setting a nwnber of safety vertical side slats of some standards for cribs, including cribs. which permits infants' ~the-crucial __one:_ a narrower bodies to _slip__ t b_i;o ug h __ distance between vertical slats · Because beads cannot sllp on crib sides. through, however, strangula- ' ' ' The. action, soon to be an· tion can result. ----~-=-= ! FROM Fashion Island Newpo'rt Beach 1 •• I ' DeignQ A Buildings Get New Look Question: What do el those buUdi11g1 hoY9 in . coinmon? Clue: AJthou9h they ~, cliffwent goods, they aR usJd to .,I. the 11me product. Ailswer: ~ . .µ 1U used to be g11..mtions. · ~- The liquor Store a'nd :Oelic:.tman is loc.ted at Palm Street and Balbo. 'B.,..,.Verd, Ne•port 8"cli; .. , • the organic produce morlcet at Broadway ind New- . port Boul.vard, Co,ote Me11; the film proc,4$dng store, ' lslend Av111ue end &Ibo. Bouleverd; Newport Beach; · the cheese and hem store, Poinsettia Avenue ancl . Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, and fh9 ffow.. shop at Wave Street and Coa st Highway, Lagulia ~ • ' . , -'·~~ . . ' . ' . • .. . ' - -, .. . Cci'll for .fnfor.mati ~fl. ... '. ,. ~, · Mo itEl af thr·u Fn C!ai~:A.M. to 6 P.M. • • 1 > .. 1 . j : •• -' . . ' ) .. .. • . ' ' ; " ·: Ii ' . " .. ' ' . .. ~ ~ t i• ·' , M ' • ' l • • • • ,. ' 1 . 11.88ileg.14.97 Cryatel glftware Accented with marble and brua. Choose compotes, c1ndl•ttlcka. bowla, ashtr1~s. ·, 99c' (. . • ;>: ·,Urt1ght·gto1I • · ' , w1n• decanter • H1Ad..c1Ned wood enlm•I• . •_EartheftW•f9 ··~·-· .. ~ .. "' ....,,,....,, . .. ~. ,. , ' ! ' .. - • . ·- .. . .• ... -r• .... ---.1, f . . .,. •. . ....... . -UM ..... _am_ • ' • .. •• 1 .~ '· 'i'J . . • ,, . • •• ' • I ' .. • .L • ~ .. -· .. .- I ' .. ,. • . ' ' IUliAPAllleldltM'bs'°111 -·-....... "·· 1 ... ~... 2 . I ' • l' ' ... • Swidlr, Mrtlt 4, 1973 • 'Billy Jack': An Invalid Look at a Valid Cause . ..,_ • Alu Con! llara as a lelC symbol who comes ll'Ut when 9ueoliooed on a telmaon taJic tlJlnf on "The Killer/' on eploode of INSIGHT, llrlq a f p.m. Sunday. Clwmel 4. Jtmt Peters In Drama 3-l'mn:wUI make ber llr1I actlog appearance In 17 1..,. -llbe stars In the ~ion -Theatre ~P'oduc$IOG ~ Sherwood AD de r I 0 D 'I 1'Wlnesburg, CldO;" Monday at I p.m. on-xcr:r, fJiarmeJ sa. BY TOK P .\tllEll of .. Dlllt ...., ... Driving up tM treaoa~, """''"" • , ....... ,.1141 "°"' ff>' • ,....., of "BUlr Jack.• l':tcwdtd radio c:om- 1Sff'dll: •siU~ J a c k." SIG!ldlng °" o m<et in WullDOOd 1DOIU"" for o fri<"4. m<anwhil< jotting dolDll IOJM thoUQhtr on "BUlv Jack.• A glance up. Bock down. Doub!< tak<. OotrMad leanl an mt~ notnlcal billboard: ''BUlv Jock." Whether you are a movie buff or just an average person at the mercy of media ad· vertising, yoU are likely to ex· perleoce a sense of deja vu lately. A -lldvertllina cam· ~ bu -llunched, jult like lllOther -lo 1'111, when "BWy Jiiek" WM llnt rel..,. ed. Rapid-lire ••personal tallmonllll'.' mol u lo most <loquenllenm: "Flntutlc." 1 1 JU It fan- tutic." '"Dae molt fantutlc thing I've ever teen." "Fan- tutically relevant • ., "Oooo, fantastic." Fll8U.IJl!Utlc. Wbat truly is fantutlc about thla whole pbenomenoo is that -in control of It wW probably be -ul .. pownlng tt off again on a public eager to trade the price of a ticket for """"' kind of cinematic emo-tion. All this brinp to mind a aenllmtnl aprmed bf ,.... du ctr·d llllrlbulor ~ Corman, in refereoce &o a~ ploUallon Plclurel:J " .• , )'Oii caa aJmost coau'or llldr fate lhrouih ""'erUl!nf a • d publlcl(y • . . ........ Ille 1orlumlof a aplollalloa plo-ture by overt.auUnc tbe oc1-· vertiling." "DUiy Jack" II the victim ol an Inflated ego. II became a chic cause ctiebtt after, over the objections of some stu<Uo braM, II WU booked and IOid by Tom Laughlin, the sttong- minded mAn who plays Billy Jack, in the story, a tough, ·super-Indian outcast of a soutb- weslern U.S. town . Just as the film had its troubles, so is the do.no.evil c h a ra c t e r Billy Jack • 'l'ba ~ ii .• "'-tjallon by Qlr!Jtophe< ....... "' the -book, · d ii produced by -Norman f .I.loJd anol -by Ralph !-.-,. . • Mill 1Peten porlraya a THIRTY PIECES EXHIBITED AT GUTENBERG FESTIVAL Collector Ernest A. Lindner Show• Dean Arvidson -wbo llnigles lo help ber ,.. eocapa from the despair aod emptiness ol Ille Printing as Art, History · In a stagnant small town which has stilled ber and ' which she feels threatens to ! trap him in the way it trapped ber decades be!ore. How did a newspaper in the old West ever make it? There's an old printer's joke that says, "if you gave the l'be has for yean been lll!Cr-ell lo love with the town printer a ball botUe of gin, : doctcr ~ pb=, played he'd work the press all day." by WOlllm lie It Ernest Lindner, who's been : r,.lped lo bit late and --In the printing industry all bis ·1a lbe opolll:f ol lbe -He life and whose Collection of -down bJa illoughll and Antique Printing Equipment ls drMma on ICrlpl o( paper on view for the first time aa , and lticb them tn 1111 coat part of the Gutenberg Festival • DOCbll . lo be mulled over al California Museum ol I later. But there ls oo one to Science and Industry In Ex- read them to, no one to share position Part, explains. •qn t llis dreams with. and they the old West they often used 'e~ ore dbcanlod lnlo •qudle presses. YPl(4 stand Ille -. l!aaUI. up and feed the shO.! 1~ wtth • . -- OMINATED FORlO ACADEMY. AWARDS INCLUDING 1111' ltCnMI f NIT ACTIBI LIZA MINNELLI e mT .......... llCfOI JOEL GREY llST DflfCTOI BOB FOSSE'. "LIZA MINNEW IN 'CABARET" -A STAR IS BORN!" -::,;~:• the right hand as you'd take the old sheet out with the left. "You'd be standing on ooe Jeg and pumping with the other. So if a guy stood for eight, ten, fourteen houri a day on one Jeg -well, I think you Wldenrtand bow the story got started." The Ernesj A, IJndner Collection, o v er 30 majoz-p;..,.. in all, .. .... of the largest assemblies of an- tiquated printing presses ln the Uruled l\la.ICJI· The GutoDbetl! resdvll al the museum ls a salute to the /printing lndu9lry and a loo~ it< its history. Part of thafhlltory! is the Lindner collection. Also on view will be copies of the Kimberly-Clark col· IecUon ''Graphic Com- munications thru the Ages". These 24 oil paintings were comtnissioned by the Kim- berly-Clark C.Orporation to depict high points in man's lo!,g history ol developing methods for communicating the written word. The seriea WU painted by the nationall)I koowo arllsl, Robert B. Thom, assisted by Doug!M Parrlsb and George Parrish, Jr. To round ool the Oihlblt, a . display oo the Bible, the Fld's beoWeUlng book, pre- pored by the American Bible .&lc;lety, jllm a display of the ~ ways that the &t•Jlbt art. lndustry hlS expand<il from tlie original concept ol letterpress printing. The festival will be on view . through April 29. U.A. CITY CUISMAS LADIES DAY TUUDA'I" 11t (AU ._..... "!"' ._..,. CHtl-111• .. l1MI .... ~ """' "'CMILDltaN SHOULDN'T • PLA'l"WITN DaAD. TMINOS" "TMa IOD'I" ITllALAllS" ..... EXCLUSln HARBOR AREA SHOWING "'HIGHEST RATl.NG".,. N.Y.Dolly- "llltllCISIVI: WITl surpaaua, 'MY NIGHT ATMAUD'S' InthegloriH. or itatcanes!" -.1U01111Cl"1Sr;-.,...~. ~·,J"""·r~1ftl1 ;1 • ,. _/_fV•ae ~-Cl.AUDEBRIAIY -ERtCAcffiR . OAIO:'SINI: ----·· W/M-Loi .. _ Mk>oot- Aho I~ yc.u\ qw.d JWllll 'MM'tlll Af Jk ~ ~ fmivAI juliE CHRisriE / AIAN bAT~ T~E CfO-bETWEEN ""lW r.. • CohlMt* ""'"'"• .w.w-(Qf) 1 ~and-:the •ICl>i•" beoellclary otall the -tlll1 • Porvlriod ... lel1llllldt middle cllai _, "BWy Joclt~" boll IOI l...u-.... ir. -"" Ill ~Id-• ·-!JI thla way ll ll fill~ .. q rtcbl at the eod cl the ..,, Ole -lypleal eumpl.e II a the emoll<lDI, 1 bm ~ omnJbut minority r 1 a b t 1 cJlmadJI: acene Ill •blch Billy trickery. -• and U embed In Joclt II led. away b Y It II DOI, aa the ad- :;:;:;,.te -':l authc>rllleo, and a i*;l: of verllslmeate Imply, not, u ma llU ,,,,_ W anol 1<avencll1c ..,_ """"nd Ibey dtma!Nf, "Ille moot ""° ...... Slmul~y. be II the ..... and'~ ol ICbool ~ ""NI hbD. -ular --'-•-d our-time.'' "Jll<Wlh< Cowboy.• ' • The ~ dO iiot ...... -.· ~··d un-~. -ly are ilaluraDy also What ii crlmlna1 Ir that It ~ oquipmolol lnU.. lo tllla, .Ill nWrlM pi.,. lllr ~ decrmdel tllmn wllb .Ua .,.,.. or the Jul e1eea4e. Rather, tbe dimco nacllon lnlull the 'falld mJcg lo ........ lell'I>•~-L" C8WM! of a minority ancf pl<a _, _, ~ """" olllruslve ""' for human • tolerance with --!ly the locl1 polJUcal and monelaJy po ...... In realltf, the Blm is llmply dllhooesl, a dl<ap coDectlon of stereotypel -the wont and the bell of aD tnanldnd noiUy bisected and roped off into antagonistie cb,lraeters. Like· Hopalong CUsldy, the Lone Ronger or the llilenl Olm era's demonic rent collector, they don 't and never did exist. and .._tblnty movlqoen. ~ ll'lpblc camenu ol the wblcb It c!Wa. "BUly Jade" clorifles ILS 111)1 -with llub al· And with ... -~ """"'Y· -and lbeD l l n g er s tam-to. desperately need-~ ~ ~ clellberately oo ~ In ed, of coqne, In that desert grt>hblng relwe, we are ln for wblcb they are raped; beaten iun -are iubstttuled. a ~ deal more hype 1IY a or bum111.ated by an The movie ts....,,,.... lo shrewd ad campaign. Sa!!Ir. Establishment that 11 ddlned iw-nt an ~1'!pro-the ada promise illllnllely by the Olm sweepingly as all flindlly, -tlul Ila sk,ln II tliin, more than "Billy lack" 118' to that ii not wbolebearledly in aod. anything deeper than a offer. favor of Its goall. superficial glance bares the Some bo1 office suoot""9 From local crackers to of· exploitation of its aimplifica· are still flops . The studio ms ficials of this namele11 state, tlon and categorlza$fon. right. Horoscope: Aries Makes .Peace . MONDAY MARCH 5 may be Of some caocern to you. Key now ls lo be diplomatic. Don't attempt lo 19)o Exchanie views with tbo<e close lo ~ Including re1,uves. Short trip may -be necessitated by call or complains merely w ant 1 reassurance. By SYDNEY OMARR force your own views. ARIES (March 21·April 19): VIRGO (Aug. 23 ·Sept. 22): You're oo brink of real prog-The views of others tend now reu. Key for now it to col-to dominate. Strive to improve lect needed data. Mate peace public rflatloris and personal with family member. Rid image. One who appears to residence of any s a f e t y o~ you could become an hazard. Confer with Cmcen. ally. Know i and reect ac- messqe, a AQUARIUS (Jan. ~Feb. 18): What was a roadblock is removed. Mo~y picture Is brlghter. FaDllly member who • PISCES (Feb. 19-M.orch llJ)o You gain needed knowledp. .CYcle continues high and inany are drawn to you. Some who comph.ined now are ril- ing 19 coocede valldlly of )'.<lUl' position. TAVRUS (April 20-May 20): cordingly. _Wbal .. JtarLL OlLdllmal I~ · LIBRA ~pl. 23-0cl. 22): end> with fun, eJcltlng con-Y oo get practical-matters - lacla. Be roceptlve and DJ> finished. You can show profit tlmlstic. Forces are scattered for efforts. Relationsbipa are -leave detail!: for another intensified. If single, aerioul ' time. Bee pro~ aa a whole. talk ot marriage °""""· U GEMINI (May 11.Jime 20): married, there <Ould be con. You get down to ,buslneu of sideratloll ol addlilon to lamJ- recogn!zjng where yoo want to ly. go-you define goals. You get SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): rid of what is superfluous. Key Good lunar aspect now coin- now ls to be truthful -with cides with r o m a n t I c 1n· yourself. volvemenl Which can be In- CANCER (June 21.July 22): splrlng. You 111111 llod out Emphasis .Is on change of en-where you stand and you will vironment, travel, a greater peicelve potential Arlel is degroe o1 sell-analysis. Put likely to be lnvolved. together pu221e pieces. Don't SAGITl:ARIUS (Nov. 22- be aalisfted' that something Dec. 2 1): Solid. ac- merely occUtted -find the compllsbment can be featu;red .. reuons. You make new irtarts in new Ll!O (July 33-Aug. 22): directlona. You get lo heart ot Home, domestic area I s matters. Leo ls In ~· emphasized. Family member CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. llGM TllE JUNllE 18 TIE &YM ••• HE'S TllE llEATEST! ' I ~ Legeni~~ggy Creek ~-o.:a-.-..-.l-·-----··-----· --~·-·la.ml , \ THI! "ll"'l"'CIRDV'f"CP'THa ~ NICNSrmR" . .... ~---' STAITI WIDHDDAY COSTA MISA C(NIMA #I 14~t4 NIGUI......._.,_ 11.U 4".Jl.17 MIUIOM VllJO CINIMA-aJNftl PAULO DllYlolN N•llJIM Pwy.-141.-l)IJ FOUNTAIN ¥ALUY C...... #~t~1 IOI • • ·•s.oo s ' . Save up., A.SO $5.llO on w rental ~ •a.so . "'°"'' Y"'I --""'°~°" holob, food.t«>< ....tol and -Iriloent wllti 1he ~ ... _Su/>'"'-Poubool. to. las V-~Rone>. Cail ywt tnMI a-or Hughot foJrwod far ~ tnlc!ma1fan. 1hoo _.,.. wid1 "!' Sondanco Kids to aJ*{~~ ~~ . Hughoa A-ThO atrllno ol tho Sun to loo Vagas. i'nd ---al 1he W• and Mo.lco-than a1 o11>0r O.s. ·~-Clltlli>lnod. C-!lythoS.... I '" I ' - I ' ' -.. ' ~ ; • • • ~ong, Dance Revamp ._. . ~lassie Horror Story ......... I ,,_.;LONDON -A klDor q Gilt ,------- . "· .. old Joel lbe ~ -~ eagulls . lbe -,, ..,...i_ Kilt' Doaps, ID • • llnlculo .,...., -In tlle · ~lib ml-lootiog -. S Ir "'tlichael Rqrove pa Ilia Rew ,. filiod ;.. Klrt'9 --lie 1111-• r...._ The-•""""" io.., 'Ille transition o1 &OlJd into •-..: clooe-op. ml will occur "" lbe - •P His ,_ Imm into • CriD--elaborate -P or nine death mut ol bidr<us 1a1oe faces or }lip, IOYI Kirt. depravity oa be b • • t 1 "Ifs ...., sulillt. Nme ol lbe Redgrave with the silver-old borror movie. masb. It bandkd walkinc cane. His sbouJd just be the _.Jity eyegl• .... fall to lbe ........ emerpg --the in the SOUJll' fog. His ,_ !a<ade of this rsthor square bolds a grimace ol poin and Dr. Jekyll. And I've always ""1Jl'ise and be falls lo lbe wanted to &ing." ,..~ When be was a kid on lt's aD in a daJ'"• wmt on Broadway in "Kiss and Tell" the sot or "Dr. JeQll and llr. George Abbott sent-him ovor '~"a musi<al ~ to audition for "On'lbeTown" '-'for~ NBC.will..,.,, and be sang a ditty about a • •tll ~y. Kirt also locks lady named Louie the Lou whQ •'&isan George in • roc:e. bad bot Ups and no more con-~eives bs-~ and finally science than a snake has hips. commits suicide himself Not Be got the part and was so lamib' fore for • TV terrified ol 1-ard Bornstein '1iulicaL W-111 ii be neolmed be devoloped laryngitis !or a -! IDCllllh and bad to be roplaced. I i 1DBA • Later in BoUywoocl Barry -~~-Kir.k CoJID ~oey~ I • ~ PJo· o;wit ba1 be ~ .~k : "' ifi•S:::,."' .. 'f.,~. ::r-~,:itul°Toi! w _.....,_..,,..... 11111 Joo.~ ~.1tal'..''Kirk '*1 ---~ -1loQglM is-,.aklng-lds iiln&ing ..... ";~~ Dor-llelJut. Jl Will ~ be a ' ll'artl, ~loot '81 the old t11'.r*)'.) -~ ll KI!lt'a nalural . 1 i ~/'blft • ~ .. tlw•i.,.tq .i1'11 .Fr" u ~I a n I ~lt~So...,...,. ~dCll!O ·lllfiialloli has . . a· ., .......... _~-lo41twitllit. I' .~1 '.~~;.. . . ' . ~.JA.Dd.i It-..-~, ' Jik)'ll is lnlove with I ; · . .B..,Jala bu a ; i)di l>Oautl!ul girl,r see. He 1 pa•wJitY. Yoa taU:y8 winla to~«o.to. bed with her. , i iiliJi. g; .. bim ..,,. Jiu! the_,,. oociety or I I : and hO -illlo a 1'17 ~ ~ °'41 kind or I • . ~ Lou Is bellavior, ao lbe hypocritical ' ; • predlclal Ibo lutun! prmuro 8rOllli4 him turns I •Wlm be wrote il this ....,.. crooer-doctor inlo. a i ~ 7la .,,,, 1*:st m ~ • I e , lOl'.I..,. Half af a IOCiety con- • 'lbinair.' !'ft mly 11111 .... -.• ,,,.,, -the other 'l lil-, 'la "the Big 5'J' I loot a ball -lllm.flla.freedom to , . . IJr'tmrPllr ure·~--"W• ....i I : · ~-1n .,,. n -..,. Jaaii11cs. 'lfioy m out 1be • :~. DOChl out -lean and-~"· reiu.e to ' l m1 ""eyes. Do JOG realize admit 1D ourselves.» : . ...., -I've -Burt Rooen • and David : . .....,_ and disabled? 1Urft.. Winten, the. crackerjack ; , liig into Dr. Hyde auno AmericaD !elm thsl has been ! ;nalunlly." responsible !or ,...e .of . tho ' ' . • ' ' I • • I -- RYAN Ol1W · .1l\CQUEUNt BISSft WRENOAltS · '• ' . ,, : • ·- I I ' ., --" -"' • • ' I ... t • 1 • TV BROKEN? -~.,., ........ _ aii'riiJ<JUSINBS l1ltUll . ' '· .,.-W,Vae·..-.t:"Jiq1~. / r ' • .,_.., "° . ' , ti iqt·T T, V. DOOllS Of'•N Ii• "'91111 Ma,.......1.• tll 21• ilfl'IM •• ,.__.,_ hllawft "YOUNO WINSTON" ll"O) 14: ... :*f:• 0 fOUNTAIN VAllEY ,,.~!!:~U ....,..,,o;,;;,~c. oc,e.o,,. ........ MatilMe D9lf'f .. t1JM1• "CHILDIU!N SHOULDN'T l"lAY WITM DaAD TIUNOI" CHI ... ODY n:l"l.ltS" (1'9) ....... -.... SIAD/UM f : •. .. ~·.1 ... •i;w.1 •.:.•·•'-!. -"''-'··-.... SrADIUM ·l ~· .. _.~>H\f1 ·r.'..11r.<:ro • LI D 0 ..... -,, eE 3.C -I lHTRAHC'f '0 ••~::: '' ' ,., •J!l'I c:..t.-• .--J l ,2 _ACADEMV ~ AWARD · NOMINATl!)NS ,.._ --_......, "ONE IS A LONELY NUMBER" • • .......,... ... ior 'l.$Nrh~ ... .. ' MdiAa ~~~ ... -,..t.nt: _,,, .. __ tlll(_>O: ~ -~ _ ... _. Tiii OllT OIAllGI COUllTT lllOAGIMllll ._. NOOAAM IATID IN) , ~-· .-·llOWI ' . . "'-...... " .. ·- -· Mlldl 4. tm OA!lYl'MT Thrilling Thirties GWC Choral.e Does Hit Tune, Dancu Tllo bit ..,. and dance er .at. the tboattr box ollico -from ,.,,,. Thrillinl prior to eoch sbow. "lbirtiel" will be revtved in a The d l r e c tor and bls rut...-t IPflnl -by the ... --b av • Goldm Weal <Jolltte Com· pocked the bouHnd+balf lllUllity O>ors1e, llardl 10 and lhow with DOltOlgic oldies 11. flOIJI 1930-IMO -\orCh ..,.., -In the college ftlt..,,., aoop about glrlt, C011111unlly !hooter will ho coll•&• SGllgS and h!ta !rom Slbadly, al 8 p.m., and Broadw111 mualeals. Blue or the Nlgbl" and "B,., Bye Bl11t1." followed by • western , lllvor and 01tool Wilen'' a D d '"l\1nbJtn& Tlllnbleweod" llll'i by • -"111 '""1P· Two alltlme faMt., from tbaters, "Nigh and Doy" and 0 Danclng ln the Dark." will be featured by 1 girls' •nMmble. along wltll songs about llrls, "Annie," "Betty," "Chloe" and ''Georgla." Mardl 11, at S p.m. Tk:kota ()ptoinl the lhow, the aro fl. and may be oblainod chorale will alng • .,,,. World llnqb the collfC9 boobloro Is Mine Tool&ht," "When the .-~~~-'-~~~~-1 -~~~~~~~~ Mexiean 1 Guitarists Perform W'!f.~ I -~ (QttMo\ Oil MAa _..,..._ • . """""'"""""' PETER SEWRS • .GOIDIE M . AN OUTSTANDING .DOUBLE MOVll EXPERIENCE 2 ACADEMY AWARD NOM.INATK)NS 'OI: IDOll AL&ltt AND JlANNtl lllLIN IN Nlll l&MQHS ••• '11&ai-aisS .... CIMllYr ..._ .... c-. .......... ,_, SECOND flATUll AT STADIUM #3 LllA MINELLI II "Ill STlllLE CUCIOO" SICOND IUTUll AT ntl MESA TMIATRI THI IUIHHCI ntllUll "THE HOT ROCK" ********* OllYf·~ JU Hi SWAP MlllS roa JIMl PIOflTJ IAl&Al9" IAlOlll IATUIDAT & JVMD&T •LlDA' I A.M. TO 4 P .M. ATOIAlttlf1 I #2 AllfD NAllOI llYQ. TMl tll, llt Otlfl MC•UllN•IMcllAW ,GETAWAY (PG) + PllMI CUT ;:II::) ='" ---•1."f:' · HNlOID and MM U --~ Mia -1n1 · atla•ffBD**bll•fl I . • .. . 'c:.9 .......... s..11•••·· ATTENTION! . SWAP -MEETERS ORANGE DRM IN THEATRE INYmfYOU TO PARK * F'REE AHGW SUNDAYS AT ANAHEIM STADIUM OllANGEWOOD ENTIANCI RIDE SHunLl BUS FREE TO FAMILY FUN AND BARGAINS SWAI MlllT'S MaY SAT. J SUN. I .... le 4_JUIL SI' I us INl'OUtlA TIOll PNONI: 714-551-nH," _.., ............ ---~ .. - " ;,,.:~~ -..::. -- • . -· . .. ·- llHMIAM !O MIO• fHl ---LONS AGO TOMOHOW MOll.fll.OffNae.1otli.Ml12-..0. .. ,.,.,.; -4='1 ... BEST ACTOR 'Mil '!W9'1"1UI llST AmlSI u .· .• SOllNO£R IS A MUST .I ' • I • ' I • . • • ' l • • #JG IWlV PILDT -· -•.197) TOM LEA'S 2.000. YARD ST ARE ' DAVID NORTON'S OLD GLORY State's Visitors Spend $1.4 Billion Out..r .. tate visiton spent more than $1.4 billion in Southern California last year, according to Philip M_ Hawley, president of the Southern Calitomia Visitors Council "although only 42 percent of the year's visitors arrived during the six winter months, they spent 54 percent of lbe , IU billion visitor dollars. That is why we ooooeotrate OlU' advertising campaign • V FOR VICTORY A NORMAN ROCKWELL COMPE NDIUM Pursuit of Peace: WWII Art Exhibit By GEORGE L'EIDAL Of flM DaltY ...... Si.ff Artists' images of World War II, w h en lhe bloody pursuit of peace was b o t h honorable and glorious, hang in the Village Art Gallery at UC Ir· vine, silent testimony to the fickle attitudes of a na· lion blessed with freedom of !Jj90gll_L _ Some of the art works come from the hands of baUlt>fronl artists. Others ccme from the b001e fires greats who inspired Americans to "Buy War Boods." the artists who glamorized work In a de- 11!nse plant or illustrators who elevated the heroics of freedom's defenders to be;gbts starkly contrasted by the battlefield gore. After 1943, photographers were allowed by the services to film the loneliness, the fear, the excite. men~ the blood, the bombing and the violence o( battle. Before that dat.e, however, the work fell to artists, many of whom we~ oommissioned by Life magazine w repori graphically the din of battle for the folks at home. Among the a.rtists whose works were chosen for the exhibit by UCl Art Gallery Dire<tor Hal Glicksman ·are familiai: names: Reginald Marsh. Thomas Hart Benton, Norman Rockwell. Even the Disney Studios are represented by a sampling of their contributions to fueling the en- thusiasm of fighting units by designing stirring plane decals or sbould<or patch insignia. One, for a unit to be known by the appellation "cutlass," tells ...much about passing decades. The rapier suspends a most unflaUering caricature of the Japanese enemy, emphasizing Oriental features in ways that would not be !DI~ today. Nearby a painting seems out of~· The sub- ject raises two fing..,. in the air, a gesture that has come to mean "peace." In 1942, the viewer recalls, it was an exhortation t.o victory. The smiling close- cropped blond at the periscope exudes the air of confidence which makes victory for peace seem at band. But of all the works on display, several by Tom Lea, a Ufe battlefield artist, are the most gripping, as he depicts the waste of young, muscular bodies and minds. His "Marines Call It That 2,000-Yard stare" bridges the decad .. in a way few others in the showing could. I "• Britishers Speak I TODAY'S CBDSSllBD PUZZLE I TRAVEL Strange Language NEW YORK (AP) Americans who visil foreign countries often hire an English-speaking guide. When they visit England they might do well to. hire an American-- speaking guide. ACAOSS 1 Ritualistic 7 Sm;Jll !Qard 10 Gear 13 Female.,.,,a11iot" 19 Goblet 2Q Greek ""'eight 22 M°""' 24 Artificlat 1aoguage 25 Celebea oc 26 Digraph .)..7 Li51ene1'• ........ 54 Mn.I body 142 JdoiZl8 68 Fi!Jh eov• 143 Chess action 69 Tanker 144 c.uAdron 71 l.9gal rn.uer . 1116 flailin riw« n Gir8'ot • M7 .,..,_~ 76 Suite 148 Anger 78 ••• d• rnor 150 Ancient estate 79 Ob)ectiY• 151 Tennis score 81 Stlty 1&2. $;1t&fac1ion 83 Ranges 1!13 GudMi'fi 84' Sumrpori fontii husband 86 Portal 155 Jim.on weed =~=-.~e ~:==~ 90 SJwMd twr 160 Al9~ city 16 Doric'•Z- 17 ~ Utg ··-19 2.JigrtibNICNeS 21~ enP-1.AbbrJ ,,...,_ 31 Edible root 3lC:....._.., 36 Apt)9Pmg.s 38 i...nuth unil 41 Scalle-., ...._ 44 L-vegun 46 Urveon .. _..,. .. __ !J7T ... plilc:e 990----· ... ea.-..,._ 1GZ "-"' 103 Dlinl9lt .... .. --... 106 c.on..,..poipr .,,_ ... .._ 112 ...... 115 ........ c:ard 117 CNcillk '-nils ftprelentl a aeven percent -lo visitor income over the previous year," Hawley aaid, "and jt incllljlel "1 millloo which vi&iton paid in toes to ease lbe tu burden of local residents. .. during lbe wioler moolhs, to ..,_ _______ _, reach the more afDuent • Failing that, they could resort to a new boot by Nomian W. Schur, "British Self·Taught: With Comments in American." It's a diction- ary that bridges the com- munication gap between those wbo speak American and those who speak British. we're giving them more than they're giving us." says the Boston native, a man with iron-gray hair and matching mustache. "Their flat is becoming an apartment. they're substituting radio for wireless and not long ago they wouldn't have known what a T·shirt is." 28 Algerian cifY 29 Toward 91 Fly ek>tt 161 Dut.oy 92 Epee combat 162 P~ .. Cindo- 49 Pigawl p.- 51 "-deitr .,_ 11• 0.--.t f2I ""'"- Thete ..... visitor dollal'll beoeliu.d lbe entire ecooomy or Southern California, with $325 millloo spent OD food, $28'1 mJllloo for lodglng, 1155 .mJllJon for recno1ioo and so on. "As thete dollars turned over and over, they rang the cash registers of every business and profession in our region," Hawley said. William P. Brotherton, managing director of the visitors Council, reported that vlslton who travel farthet' and stay longer on their vacations. "In 1972, we.II over half of our vi.sit.on to Southern California arrived by plane, which is a very high pereenlage and shows that we are getting a good shan: of the long distance tra •e I er,'• Brolherton said. "Tourism is our third largest industry and can become our ......i largest supplier of jobs if we conlinue to compete successfully for the world's travelers," Hawley said. At the present time, 850.000 johs in Southern California are supported by tourist dollars. Ln~ky Strike LONDON (UPI) -A lllrike by ..,-... ollidab provided reluming ...-S with a duty-lree bmaDza al Loodon airport la.I week. "It's great!" said Yorbbire housewife Diane 'nhb& ··F<l" years oo coming beet from a holiday l'"'.e bed to p.1y duty and I was ready for a clobbering today." Customs left forms for passengers to voluntarily dedare dutiable goods. F.., possengel'll chose to do so. 1lwsands of passengers who arrived at the airport made the most of the situation which one de8cribed as a "once in a lifetime" event. "I've no intention of hanging around rilling in forms. This sort ol thing happens once in a lifetime and I may ·as well make the moat of it" said James Trott who ar- rived hum Japan wilh le'Vel'3.I transist<r radios and cameras. "lt.'s a smugglers' paradiae. .. said an airport of[i- ciaL "'Ibis locU like a Mood day to nm a case ol rifles oc drugs, or just a !Jollie of acotdl," said ooe CUSlools offlcia1. BOAC Lower Air Fare NE,w YORK (UPI ! - BrU!sh Overle.. Airw•ys Cori>-(BOAC) has 1nnouncod. 1ubject IQ U.S. govomment IPJltOVB~ the loftst IChedul<d airline l•re ever offered from Britain to America, 1tartlng Aprll I. The -ta .... -u APl':X (Advance Pl)'""'1I El· rurslonl. would cul lbe \ roundtrip fare from London to New York 1146.lll at;,. lowest. 1nd the New Yort-to-Unit«i Kingdom rnund • t r I p fare would range frun Sl85 in the wb11cr to SZ90 in July. The schedule of. new fan!I was llled last week with the CMI Aen>ooutlcs 8 o Ir d (CAB) in Wllbiotltoa 'l'bicb must 11pprove them bekn Ibey can be put loto dlecl. Americans Eat Well Overseas NEW YORK (UPO - Americans may still be afraid to drink the water but they are more adventurous these days when dining out in foreign lands than they are at home. That, al least. was lbe find· Ing ol a recently-conducted survey into the eating habits of the average Americ'an traveler who -in the not too loog ago -wou1d scan the """" and often eod up by ordering hamburger with freoch fries "and doo 't forget the k<lcl!up ... "Under Jus own roof the U.S. citizen today still prefel'll beef, potatoes and apple pie, .. said Robert H. Pitt. pttSldent of the international division of Diners Club. "But when he's overseas, he'll dine on loca.1 specialties -veal scallopini in Italy, duckJing Montmerency in France or schweinebraten (polled pork loin) in Germ· any." Preliminary figures from the U.S. government and travel Industry sources in. dk:ate that about 6 million Americans traveled oveneas In tm and spent around l900 million oo food alone. "Reports from our member dining eotablishmtnla lrom Montevldeo to Moocow ln- dicote that tho American trawler has become mo<e oopbfsttcat«I In his choice of food ovtt the last ten yean," Pitt~ aid. "Managen and walters in fOfeign restaurants tell us U.S. citizens are more likely to clllOOC reg1onal dishes lnatead of looking f..- Amerlc>n-style food on lbe mcnur." Among r•vorltcs of pr.,.nl· day travelers are French bouillabaisse, Engll8b DoV>r IO!e a la Marguary, Danish smorgasbord and var Io u a llallsn vu! dilhoa, he Aid. An American in England ean .be bewildered to learn that you can ga by motor coach, by tram or by un- derground to a shop where you take a lift to an upper story and buy a reel of. cotton, some nappies and a pra~ Unless you have enough nQtes in your notecase to give the shap assistant, you'll have to use hire.purchase. With the help of Schur's glossary it's easy enough to figure out that what you can do is go by bus, by streetcar or by subway to a store, where you take an elevator to an up- per floor and buy a spool of thread. some diapers and a baby carriage. Unless you have enough bills in your billfold to give the salesman, you'll have to use the in- stallment plan. Schur Is a lawyer' here in New York - a solicitor in England, where he spends five months a year and has a special license to practice. He began collecting Briticisms after a conversation with his British-Oriented son during which he realized they were speaking two different lanJ?Uages. "I have always been In- terested in words, syntax, usage." says Schur, who in ad· d.ition to American and British speaks Italian, "creditable" French. "decent" Gennan, "a bit" of Spanish and .. not 10 bad" Yiddish . "I began mat· log a list of WQl\ls I come across in books, letters and conversation. t expended tt with comments and aomehow or other it became a book." Some differences are only a matter of ~pelttng, he potntl out, such as those endinll in • our (colour. honoi1rl : the re group (""'tro, lbeotn!: the lse words ( criHd,., agonl,.) and ·lion words (connex$on, lnflexloo), plus variations lllcb as tyre and kerb. "There'I 10 milch beck-and· forth tra .. llng now l h 1 l lhey'n! picking up o u r Yonkeelsm• and we're plcldng up their Brllidm>s, but I tlllnlr I Though Americans don't ac· tuaUy have to use sign langua ge in order to talk tQ their British cousins, there are a few things they would find handy to know, be notes. "For instance", a ' p u b I i c con- venience' is what is often a private necessity -a rest room . And don't ever ask an English friend to hang his coat in a closet. which means toilet. Ask him tQ hang it in lbe cupboard." American motorists, to o , might find things a bit con- fusing, aside from the initial confusion that comes with driving on the left. There are no turnpikes or thruways, &rt only motorways. You often drive on a dual carriageway, which in U.S. terms is a divid- ed highway and you park a't a lay-by, more familiarly known in this country as a rest area. Firm Offers Booklet On Woods SAN FRANCISCO -Forty. eight pages of maps, points-of· Interest, and place. to stay, eat and have fun are available for prospective visitors to the Redwood Empire of Norlheln. California and OOUlbwestEl'I! Oregon. Included are such diverse entertalnmenls u walking touni of San Francl1co1 weekend motol' lrlpt to Ibo Wine Country, I n d l D • formation about the Redwoodl, e.a.rtb'I loftiest llV· Ing lhlngs. New tbfa year are a guide lo lbe Avenue or the Gian,., :IS mUe1 of redwoods ramfile IOUth of Eureka : and a map of lbe m -mlle hlgllway sbort-<ut from Winnemucca, Nevad•, to lbe Paclllc. TIM!re are 37 lllgb~g ll· tractions and 31 ho«!ls In San l"<anclsco, with detailed data on ~· AllO 85 muMums in The Clfy, oouth porlal lo the n I n e ~ county vacailonland. Northern counties rate a mu1ewn mentions. 30 Elimioe~ed l2 'Alner~ -"'""-35 T&llr. ilfty ,...._ -. 'J7 Cflllt'lon ._ 39 Man's olcknanw ..0 S'f"'lba' tor ifidiunl <2 Music,_ 43 Solidify ... -........ 45 Panv 47 Cloeed...., ..... 52 Picnic tie.:flo 53 SltiMe ....... '"""'"' 56 Senonl' -58P~ 59 Circurftf.....:. 61 Oisfigufe .,._... 94 Man's neme 163 Fnhiof\ 96 Madrid "Y•.. 166 F-.d 97 T-: aomb. fOftilll 166 lnton. 98 Mukry wt 1611 Bii 101 Repjdity 170 GrMt 103~ 1n..._. ... 106 aw.. , 73 Scotlilh .... 109 Beat-.ild'(· 174 ......... 110 FencingdulnlWY 175 5nuP 111 Smooth 113 OillMe<f 114 Met.elace 1 ltl Finch 118 Medieval lhie6d 119 Ha1cty heroine 120 Sour• 123 Negatille word 124 Aonepolis ttudent 126 He...en 129 \loc.I -""""' ·-, ....... J Bantu~ 4 Higai9rl ri>9 5 OH ftUt ,.,.._,. 7 P..- 8 , ... 9 C'*-9 pegod9 10 Bik -.. ,_ ., __ .. __ .., __ 61 Racing ...... .. __ "'"""""-.. -.................. 61 c.-. er.._ .. 1U~"-' 73--74- 75 Zodilc9irgn n,,_.., 78-.. ...._, compoeltioo 131 HtM"8o food 132 Po.tal..- 137 con- 11 Dilettante 82 ~ 12 Rad._ 86 urge Ml 13 Clrrwix 87 RegNIC mokl"'1 14 Fmw:tl 91 .._ 138 CettMn amou-t '""*.,,.. SJ &trxt "' ._... 15 ..... ___ .. - 511 CLASS1 1'1ED SECTION Foa AHSWUS I 122 G""'9r .......... 124 " ..... "°"' 125 Gl....ir: --•• T ...... 1Z7~,.. uow- 1JIS.god 131- tJJOU.-dtlf 134S-filtl...-,,. ..... 131 ,.onal* m-. bl Mor-wilingllf' • t.40~ ,.,..._,p .... -· .. ,··· .......... ,,. Oily tntil ..._ 152 Sta.Ji rod; • 15J Paoched . 1St Am--' •. 156 J.cob'15.,... ,.,._... 1IO Wood_., 164 \Jrgil: ScotM l&7 Noc oomb. ... ......... _ 171 Dulm--.. • .. Better Buses Transport Solution? Orange Colfltty District Points Way BJ 11IOMAS IY. WAS would ... pref""l;llW -O O O on lr<eways and a lltndard AmJd the ... lo llnd --fare ..... u. -.., ol .-.. the drasUc ~ pooUne nu~ whld! ti fed«al EnYlromnental ~ CRmCS, 8 OWE VER , lion Agewzy says may 1>2 .. lo maintain the SCRTD'• pn> be bnpoood "'I s 0 u t h • r n r~=c~2I:::~ posed bwl system wouldnl Ctll!ornla bJ lS'l5 to inlllre aolve eltller tho amoc pmblem ck8n air, planners mid pol)U.. nr the rqloo'a traffie jams. danl around the Swtbland ap--, Tbiy call, lnatead, for a pear lo be losing alght ol two ~ h)Ch·•P••~ rapld-tramit importaDt factor.: 'i;;;;::::::::iil 1731.... Alld the -i. e A ~ lack cl .,,. • responding In lb usual fashion r··--conducllnc l study. tbuslasm for· ftxeckall rapid But some ol tbe major =• ~ tbe regioo'• <ritlca o1 tho &em'D'I current to pay tbe pl'i<e, on JOnc u It emphaals OD buses ue the • 'Ibo fact thal some ol i. less lhan 10 percent ol tbe very polltlclans who fouibt Southern Califoria's smaller cost of police protectioo. ba.rdest again.st the district's bUI companies elready have Los Angeles Qty OJuncil-tta ballot proposition for a started using strategies which man Emanl Bernardi has $%.5 billion regional r a i I mlgb~ il expanded lead lo a repeatedly <ailed !or sud> tr.. system. transpc:rtation amwer ceo-. aerv1oe on the SCRTD, but to That proposal was ler'ed aiound buses. 00 a'1111. overwbelmingly defeated at POSSIBLV THE most in-While tbat agency Is con· tbe polb. novaUve of the Southland's alderiDg Dlal+Ride and other EVEN 11 s u c b an ex - transportation £lrm.s bas been Innovations 1n a study of tremely car-0rtented region, the Orange County Transit potential transportation Im-when buses are made more at- Distrlct, which over the past provements it began last tractlve,tbe public respoDds. .. ] ~ .. year bas moved into its coon-October, free fares are not Some of the )>OS.Sible im· ty'a virtual public transporta· being taken seriously. provements in tais service are aw•81el.1M)lwli111iM•• tion vacuum. The overall emphasis at the in use right now. Erpanding Ila .,_ routel llhown. Recognizing that any public SCRTD is on a proposed large-them might be at least a • .r:.i:.---t .. v w• system must be attractive to scale expansion of bus service, partial answer to the problems .-.---.--.--~ -~• ==- be auccesstul, the Orange seeking more. than 5,000 new which have led to such drastic •C10tU!'9' , -~-.. •- County district last fail set buses for a sys!A!m which proposals as gas rationing. MAP SHOWS OCTD BUS ROUTES fares at a .fiat 25_cents,_with.fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;iiii0iiiiiiii;;;;;oi.oi;;;;.;;;;;;oii;;;iii;;;;;;Oiii;ii;;;iiii;;iii0iiiOiii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiii0iii;;;;;;;;Oiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiii'"i1 free transfers, rather than charging by di s tance trawled, .. does the muclJ. larger S o u t h e r n Califc:roia Rapid Transll District. A similar "one-k>w·fare" procram ha,, been tnslituted by tbe San Diego Transil Ccrp., which sliced its fa.res by half or more last year ln an effort to .ut down oo both smog and COll(fe&Uon. The Orange County district took a fUrtber step when it J SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA FOCUS _started a spec:lal student ' &el'Vice. UC Irvine students ! ..,,.:pay 80 <Sits' each Oft lop ; of .lheir regular fees and ride • fr4e en any ol the district 11:1ase9 throughout the aademlc quarter. The plan is lo be expanded lo other col- leges In tbe !all. ALL TBIJI BAS greaUy ~ creased tJus uaage in normally auto«l'!lled OraJll[O County. Fo ezample, patronage cii -formerly operated by the Soulll Coast Transit Co. jumped hy 95 per<ent over tbe JftYlous year during tbe first lew -of tbe reduced !ares. . But Gonion J . Fielding, general manager o( t be Orange County distrlc~ Is moot hopeful about his agen- cy's newest program -Dial.a· Ride. Begun on a trial basis last month 1n La Habra. Dial-a· Ride provides door-l<Hloo< ....-vice anywbe<e wllllin tbe dly for a 5lkent fee. Tbe pa-c:alJI a central ·~ oumber, tells where he wanla lo bt picked up and where he'• going; then a minlbwl arrives within 20 minutes, delivering him lo his ~Uon in a "reasonable'' time. The new service, Fielding aaya, will never mW mo~Y, 'tllt It will equal 115 operating ~b if il attracts 350 daily riders. After three weeks there were 200 regular users. DIAL-A·RIDE, he adds. is l!l!ned at shoppers and other ' passenger•, rather commuters. "We find people average three )!lcal around-town trips In tbeir car for each drive to and tom -t. '!bat'• tbe tnde _.,.. aiming for," "'Pulttnc llllch ~ .L{::::' In -<OU Id ~"' mud1 ol tbe 8IDOtl cu rattoolng would aim .top. Othen are watching tbe La Ira experiment wltb In- • La Mirada, fnr In-~. ii actively C0111iderlng fi1C1> a 1yslom Jor ltaell. Mother, pooalble tnnovaUqn, lfid -which wouldn't ex-~ ... 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DETERGENT l1pl1rerlAJlel I I -• I. I ' • ' L ' SwwSIJ, ....... 4, 1913 DAILY PILOT Ratleff · Sparks · 49ers Pa t Marquette, 76i.66 • •. . ,., . .. SPORTS SC Sajnuners ~y Capture . ... Pae-8 Crown Bruins Rally For 5 l ·.q ... t:0 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Top-ranked UCLA avoided disast<r Saturday nfibl by ,.,.nng 3S points In the -·ball and ~back llubbom Stanford, 51-45, in I p~ bao.lll!tball game. It was-the illt!> victory In.a row as• UCLA ~ its all-time college winning streak. But the mighty Bruins trailed 25- 18 at balltllrle J>.ei""' stopping lbe slow· down, upaet'<nlnded Csrdlnals. BID-Waltoo, UCLA's All-Am«ican center, acored 15 of the Bruins' 3S oecond ball points and':WOW!d up with Z3 points and 10 reboundL •. , , • • • 11.fb Kelley, Stanlcird'• 1-. f'o 'o t eoptiomore center, -15 points and bauled down 15 rebounds in I fine performance against college basketball's premier postman. '!be Bruina held the .Cardinals to just four points in lbe first 81> minutes of lbe • Long Beach's ,, • 2nd Half Rally· Trips W ai-rior& i LONG BEACH (AP) -AIJ.-· Ed RaUeff pumped in 15 of bis II polnti in Ille second hall Saturday nlibl, 1riJi1i. pliig a Ue with six minutes left wtlh it driVing layup and fourtb-ranked Cl! Sto~ (Long Beach) whipped flttl>rated MAl1-' quette, 76-68. The •Sers, finishing the season with 14 Victories and two defeats, trailed Mlf> quette, now 22-.1, by u much 11 MVea ~in the first ball. • Tile Warriors, outrebounding lbe cokl, shooting 49en, took a ~I halftime lead' but in less than two minutes of lbe • cond ball, Long Beach went ahead to stay. II/ate Stephens .Upped in a basket, Ratleff sank a IS-foot jumper and ..,. Katella anti Fullerton JC ator lllcl< Aberegg followec! with . .,,other IS-footer and Long Beach Jed. S7~. SANTA MONICA (AP) -The oecond ball as they cama back flJ lead llltlversity ol l!<Juthem California's cleptb-34-:;.., Kell<y scored lbe next ·baste! to A 23-!ooter by Allie McGuire forged a 56-all tie before Ratleff went to work and made the next five points for 1mf Beach. Officials whisUed sir technical fouls In the game inchldlng two on Marquette ... ch Al McGuire. ladm'tnnm team mllile a shambles fll lbe . . PaCifio.a swimming ii>amplonsbps Satur-cut lbe margm _to three, the Brwno ·then ...,.,~icMng-"731>-polnts-to-outdistaooe-·-rao· off_a_~ blitz and w~'l!HJll' .l!lniL riv.al Ua.A by nearly 100 points. troubld agmn. · A,.;;:...;,.""" -'-tba Fonrud Larry Fanner soored 10 for Two technicah--. called .... ~ que«e's 6-fool-9 forwaro Larry McNeUI, who fouled out of lbe game along with l teammates George Frazier and Maurice Lucas in the second hall. ... .......,.u~.,..._....,oneeveotoo the_,._ ~--~· Mel Arter,__, fhinl "daf " cm!pelltloo, 'Trojans . ~-· ....... ,... -__ ., atbleles t4IOk 15 places for points in also acored 10. Saturday's seven events and easily Roecoe Pondester's 26 poinla ~ widened ~ 40-jloint bulge they bad after two days fll events. . Ua..\ soored 375, Wasbingtoo 3111> ""'=' StanlonJ, Jq\I.. 8...slleiB. !;ill'• flnry winner of the day ...,.. ~ PaRleoa City COilege star Jad: ~ ..,.. took lbe !,~yard ln!estyle in 15 DJinutes, 54 secoods. Other · ..-rs included Pete Sdmugg ol Cilillillil&Jo the 100, ~ (47.0); MiR lfd,l!IYre ,of Wasl\ingtlm' ii' lbe ZOO badstroie, (1:5'.5); Brum Job of Slanfonl in the 200 breaststroke . (1:115.4); and Sieve Baxter, UCLA, 200 butterfly (1 :5Z.5.). Pormer Con..a de! Mar High ataodout Kmt Krumpb6bo linisqed eighth lor UCLA in°!< 100 ~ ~ ~.7. "'~. ~ ~ 11,A 1. .......-. ~~_-!A & T---u:· 11.t. 4. c.,.._, $iiiiiiR;"""; •.a. J. -.,..,,,, .., ...... ArdW-. ~A. 1. '1J StanflWd, 11.5. L "'~~w'"" \'~L 55..4 J. . : .. WtlltdlWdl. ~.tnrA ~• s. • Use. 1; "' ._,\'l".'::.:;,".!)'.l.., '1'"" L -l"..~"¥1..L"!!"!< ... fill:~il s. \l'eli.c.. ~~.' I: .J. 1. Ci.rt(., ,. 1 • ' : " Llllfm91\. i: . F USC. t:IU. f, DI' tt :t.a.;~s:~st f.1,,~•4 : ... ...,,..,.. uct:A 6:a.1. ... 6:flf. • --1 ...... Wdllll9t0ft. .... 2. . -................. _.., "'-· fa:: ca~Oo~rats. Allis'. ~ --1. ""'" • u.c. lr.:'; J. 3:!111J... ... I 1!&1. .!a.. W•illl 2.:lU. .. °"'°°"'·!' H: '· ~ _.,., ):ti. ... :F.:=ti.. ill ~.<LA,d" .:::."'I: ar-st1.r ti. w~1na'°" st.re "'- , Long Beach acoreni and ylJUlli Mc<liiin(l LOS ANG~·Dan Anderson DAILY PILOT ""'"' W i.. , • .,.. led the visitors with lit and Gus Williams 'oombine<l'for 47 points Al. FEUERBACH TOSSES SHOT P.UT AT UC IRVINE SATUROAY. Officials called 26 peraonal lwli, to lead Souttiem California to a come-•· against the Warricrs and only 17 ~ from.l>ehlnd ·"'-~' P ... "-ball · ' '-11 the 49ers. McGuire showed Ills ID&tl' lr9' vi!'IOl'Y over ~~y nigilt. 01 . T . . April I Banquet ' quelllly, once dashing out' to miikomt' .Anllerson bit .elgl!t ot 111no •boll trom Jlll~JC rIO _ _ . and another time yelling at the-~ the floor in lbe second ball aa USC f':' table. ;,~.:en~~::,c;r:: Takes it E.asy USC's McKa.y to Spea. k ~i::~f=.7~~= baifway tbroogh the: _.i period. lbe 6-11 Stepheno fer dunking lbe ball• Tbe lead changed ~ 10 times and t)le fmal buDer aouoded and many <I. lht · ~~:i;:;':';::.t~ In Spikefest At Van's Testimonial :~~a;;s;;_;·=::~u:~ U!u than six tninqfN,Jall!r:1he. !l'rojans By llANlt Wml ~;!ir:'ts~ a Preiame ceremony, cut doWn bad outscwecl tbe-Ociiden ~ '2-7 and 0t .. D111r P111t-11aff Coach Jerry Tarkani.an's big men -t were never apm'lllrealeneiL The big three were there, but Ibey U~ football coach John McKay and to help him fllld the wallet's OW110r '°he Stephens and w Leonard Gray -P!ckO<li In that IOmlou" '·period, the two .mit largely unnoticed Saturtlay ·as a Westminster -High grid boos BID Boswell can _.,, the money with btterosL "I up their fOUl1h personal fwli wttbin a, l!uai:ds scored•:IO ol&Z1 Southern cat -Cl'Jiwd ol '2,200 turned out for •the Long will be among lbe guest SJ)elikers at the would Uke to mate restitution for Ibis minute of each other and -I ~~ wound ~ with· %7 poinll and Beach track relay• . at UC lmne's testimonial banquet Ill< Anaheiin Hlgh'i ln!stoke," lbe hllllter wnte. minutes to piq: • •-•-·bad20 ~um. w.. " . retirlng,footba)l b 11 Clare Tarkanlan caUed'tlllie oul .wllh ,bil' ~ •• -. t·e a·d1.'a·r ----Join . uympi<: • .;.,, jwnp.' cllan\pion Randy Vanlioorebeke.' --· • . • Ferioentnig berries have been toking team ahead by three poinll llid.!Dil•Dod· ~ --Wlllimns didn't compete, pole ..w•-.. ' · ~,, · · ~I~ on 1be VpAlllta(<lo\IJ!ly wild bird a zone defenre filr the mt of the·-Coughrm11rit!> J9J>Olnb. , ., ,.1." '>lliM! Smllh<""''"• brote a DI, ~-'!be _event Is set April Fool . till , A gld'i-'iCW"'"'"' that.... - ' ' ••·• " -• oJ I ... ,.>11 'Sfiotputte Air~ it!&! 'for 14"'&¥1> Conventton Center, be it ~b andflm autililiiues to ... Ahead by nve poinla with '!lb' llhe. ...-1osao1Gtni.1n .. ,,:.....,. • ~:30. Tickets for ~ .. aDd ,I~ hat M\lili~tlielootlcedblrds mlnutestoplsy,lbe-.,atarteilalowln,. SEATruE' -Wasbingtm's Louie wmnmg -·-,, . ceremonies ere $5'eacli'Wlii,le rion-dliiliel' :bO ,:;ed to be l!ict or;sullering loss . down lbe l1laY to ea& up the clOck. But Nelson acored 3Z pointa -inclndlnr,. . Feu~ch .. kicked off 'tbe,''ClilY'• ."4:1 gallery seats are a biict •PiM . of equilibrium. . . llallelf easily drove around I man -. 8Chool record II of 20 ln!e throw at· li!lties_with bis expected wm jn11Hl~.: .. You can order tlctm' ~h the tlliicials aay It's slmj>lylamatter of In-the free throw line for a IBJ'up, WU foul:-' tempts -to lead the lluskles to an llS-72 His wmrung_ toss ecl11:fe«:.~ 'M"!t Anoheim Cllamber of Q>mn)er~ • I -toxication from the '~es. which the eel and Bink the free throw for an er,ts. Pacili~ Coolemice bastethell victory ~ .. ~~~~.lu~hiiH'I:!'! l:l: ::' ¥-ybe Boswell Will' recall -tilS· goOci birds fced'heavlly•upon. , point lead. · over .or.goo State Salnnlay. cl--~ '""" ''"'·t lie . , · ..,_,_...,,.. • , • , Ll Two free tbron by Pooduter In U.. in lbe firsl ~· --~ """·--'-.ilbane Mlllor ti ' Jlllllllngtoa Beaell last minute bad Lona Beach ahead by U. .Net.on's tbret>poiol play <l.aboped.forllHoottoeo. . . . • ' I· nDbhed ~nd la 'tllihcent Nortben minute of action gaw WUbingtoo a 5-Z Williams,' meanwhile, waa OD hand with Call/ornla karate champloaohlps hi!ld at lead and tbe·Buskles nev<r were caugbl bis much publicized teddy bear -'lbe one ---San Fnllclaco state. SF State ace Juaa BIG-8 CONFERENCE ~ 1ro8::~~ =-=. ~:i ::1m:., to i!'r vi~~/:! M:ch and WHITE K':°w!.d~':!::.::Wa":·eai ~ 1, _ '"'"eleas lor lln -wllile the Willlamadidn'tgetciut<l.,hlsWilmwps:: • "' Beach), ls a med major and 1 ~ ~wna State ags W AC~itlei GIYES GA.LS OKAY Huakles bul!!ca IH lead. ~~~~~! ju,t.d,eClded-to-tate-lbe day-off-~ -WASH Wonder what be doe• hrldaspare-. ~ Wasilingtfo led SS-2i.1lt the half IDif thBt't: all,1-' Wlllianla, ~ to ~the ·, ~ KANSAS cnT _ Gjrls an. ·oOii ellgi-... uJlll!14 U.lnati!18 to u m&llf'U :II points DAILY PlLot ~ lbe~"I '!Jst; ' • . UC Irvine's track facility will get na- ble to CUllllMO"ln albletic ...., .. in tbe" ~ S:lt l'eft lo play.~-· 1110iat;r """'"°" td~ Iii<> 1i@Oit ' , .'. ·I· -... LD• w•rT• tloD81 TV exposure in ,June. UCI will be Big EqJn.Cool~ . Nebian leCI the pme. :i-..... ·~1 :7"1tll !lililillis ~ "8lflrriate , ,;. the site of the women's track chaJD. ~ -.;... "'-'"'-• this Sa,_.__ Cooch _Marv Jfarshman deared tba H••~ Jackson dOailluitiil the com-, plonsbips, pentalhlolf champl<lllahlpo, •-~ ---.. _, times with Anaheim -when the· latter m·'· ham-~·'! and · when its ~ _....,tatives deletal l>enclL petition and won with a 24-9'4 jump, waa oo the hot aeat over charges of fl) .~ c ,...._Pl age group tba -· "mate" from lbe ellclNilty 'lll>#t left the •apotllght for Smith, but c~plonships -all at .lbe l\Bt!ooal level roles. • -., lbe World lndool'·p<ile Vlfult i.oord bolder illegally recruiting Westminster athletes -between June 16-Z3. "If a sclkd wants to mter a female PULLMAN, Wash. _ Freshman Bon didn't teep It very long. (Z) apylng 00 Westminster football pnc-CBS is handling televlslon>C,horet. atblete," said Commissioner Oiarlea M. Lee bit two free . throws with ooJ:y 11 Smith passeil.-untjl the bar reached 17 tlces. Rec..t vtalton to SapporO, Japan ..,. Neinas, "it can do ao if the girl meets lbe seoonda left In lbe game, tnabllng the feeet, and only ooe'C91Dpetitor remained. Orange Coast Oollege figures to gel tho tm Winter Olympic facilities are other requirements." 0regoo Ducks to bOld off the Wasbingtoo Sinitll cleared lbe height on bis first try, hetften 1100 and IUO day rental lef' going to rula. Neioas: said limiting athletics to males State University Coogars fi6.'5 in a then waited for his. final rival to miss from the Miami Dolpblu for ue of was "a violation that coold oot itand the Pacilic-8 Conference bastelball game three times. CK;C's football flekl wbea the Dolpblal A nilly triangular track meet is set the coon test." Saturda• night In.Pullman. Tbe bar was then moved to 17-81> and _.out "8bdl!i !or lbe Sgper Bowl. 31st of this month at UCLA wilh Ten- -11 ' the few n!ll1llJnlng cliebards in the crowd nessee and Kausas furnishing the com-N~ Jla:.i ~g_~~esto '. .that'; o!;:iu~ =:i~;;.:'t.!,oi;::;! gathered to watch u,;, aolo show. . iobn Steen and Bill Rush of Newport petitioo for lbe hoet school. vp to the illstituti:lll." the despl Smith missed . the first time when be Beach join Costa Mesa's Drino Miller as ~ !:i~to .&rt.""'°'°" te a caught the bar with bis shoulder 00 the entrants for the Mint 400 off-road race Former Fountain Valley High wretller Allin Stretches Lead • In Gtrus.Golf, C1as.sic ,. . • • ·M~:nd· Batl>er 0 matclled 67s and · l!iU. bad • 70. Lee TrevtnO, a winner bis last time out, and Aultl'allan l!l'llOe Crampton, lbe -s:JD;-s ~.maney winner, were In a group u'Jln .., nine under par but a dl»- tant nine • ...i, ... -the 18-yeaM>id Allin. ~-:--• Jet Nliiklaus 1s noi cOmp.ung. Atnold Palmer lalled to quallly for lbe Isl. two rowid.s, 00Jy a few mlles from bis winter home lin lbe Boy Bill Country Club cxiune. • • way down. He waited while offlci8ls ,had later this month in Las Vegas. Bob Walker recently WCICI .the Soutbeul Co<!fen!nct . beavywetglll tiU~ lo -. troubie replacing the bar, and-then mlaa-A sto<y aat GI Salt Lake Qlj tells fll 1 petltloD at l.llU. Walker eompeteo for the ed badly OD bis aecmc1 effort and-..,_ deer bunter who ls looking for lbe owner University ·al Alabama llld bas qoalJfled derneath the bar on bis tblnl try. ' fll 1 wallet lie ud IJIOlher h-, for' lbe , NCAA ftnal1 at lbe U, . al "I cf eared 17-8 without p workout abou ,t.,Ht IJ ,,..... ,,ago. W bfngM two weeks ""' anil i haven't dooe too': ·, ll'lie limiter IO)'I lie aad • companion aa much since tbeo," Smith said after lbe divided lilt Ibey foaod llo die wallet, Loyola University baatetball coach 'mW. "I wu oot too 1'l1dlOd either, tbel'i · .-theJ dllmnW. Dick Baker may be WCC<eded by Dan wasn'Lmuchota .-~ ' Jllojr,llelles ... a_~-per .\¥alafllcaJ.POl)'(PomClla). -~-'-'~.:..__..:;::;;:;;;:;::.:;=-~~:....:..~-'~~~~~~~~~~-• POI.I VAULTER STIVI SMITH C:LlARS 17-FOOT llARRllR. • • Contreras Stars, . .. FORT · COUNS, Colo. -emter' Roit Kennedy's la)'llp with one second left 19 play gave Arizona State an 119-87 victoly over Colorado Stste Saturday nfibl .;J the Western Athletic con re re n c 1 basketball championship. Tbe Sun Devils, who will repi'eaeot u,. WAC in the NCAA regionals nert wee against Oklahoma City at Utoh StoW: became the league champicm c:m ans, t~t could have seen a four-way Ue I the crown. But defending champion Brigban\ Young got blasted, 116-71, by JJtab, anill Teu .. EI Paao upset Nelv Mexico, H.~ Amooa, which beat W)'Olllin& 111-81, CQU[d bave bad a shara fll the title 11 Arizona State bad joined BYU and the Lollos In lbe. looen' braWI. ~ Kenoedy made bis ~~ on a pasa from e•-Huntinglm· Hfgh standout Mike CoolrerU alter &m Devils had controlled a misled i;J shot in the closing -and ~ time t .. l OU • ~"I' . Cootrera1 finished wilh Z3 points lli'd' Kenoedy and guard Jim oweoa with ~ each as the SUn Devils cloaed lbe ...-' with a IM WAC .......S and ID ~1") overall mart. • Gary Rhoades of the Rams led all scorers with 38 points, tytng lbe - single-game high for the league, aet'!Dl. bis own career high and llnisblJ!8 1111, career as the teo.lDd higbe11t ICOra" ID Colorado Stato history. . Former Huntington Beach Hfgh bd Golden Weot College ltar II r I al( Ambrollch acored 10 points for llriiflalll young in lbe loss to Utah. • Utah trailed BYU !W4 el Ille ha!/. exploded to a I~ !old with minutes left. BYU never c:ailghl up. Utah shot tlf.lor-10 from the !roe t11roW line and hit 67 pe"""11 from lbe fiold in the aecood hall I<> 43 pel<Ont for BYU.- Eddie Trail led the stCOnd hall surge bla final game for Utah , hlttin& all ti. 111' 19 points in the iecood hall. Chai Mt118tl>: added IS points and Mike Sol...,,.. ho4 15 for Utah. 1 Cent« ICJ$nlr Coale led BYU wtlaa 19 polpts, Bell110!lt Anderoon luid..». J~ Bunker u, and Doug Rlcbardl Mil Ambrooich bit 10 . ,l _/ , "J' % DAILY PILOT Minnesota Still No. I In Big.IO WEST LAFAYE'ITE, Ind. -'J'hlrd. rlllbd ~. tbe BIJ Ten's baket- .l>lll -· ocored 10 •trsJchl polnll In 'the finol four mlnutts Saturday, beating Purdue 7HI behind Jim Bro_.1 19 points. The -victory roiled lhe deleodlni Big Ten champion Gophen to a 10-1 coo- lenoce marl< a hall-pine abeod o1 12th-ranked Indiana, *141 .......,. over Iowa. II'he loss eliminated Purdue, DOW a.5, \ frotn the title race. ,,, MANHATI'i\N, Kan. -Kansu Stata wrapped up ill l<OOOd otrllibt BIJ Eight bUUtbaU UUe and a berth In the NCAA Midwest Regiooal playo!! by downtna Nebrub, r1-10, Saturday. '!be 18th-ranked Wlldcall .......t to a 51-31 haUUme lead with 51 percent tbootlng !rom the !ield. Ernie Ktwly•, a f.loot4 aenlor, ocored 18ol111' game lllJb :a potnll In lhe first hair. · Midway tbroug1l lhe IOCOttd ball Kanas Slata, -Sl-4, moved to • n-45 Jud and Nebra.ska never came closer thin 11 poinll alter that. ,,, , NEWARK. Del.---..St. Jooepb'a, Pa. ...., tbe Middle Atlantic Coolerence ""51<etheU d!ampiooahlp and a berth In the NaUooal Collegiata Atbletle Asooela- lloo tournament Saturday u the Hawn ·-the lead with leu than nine -lo play and went on to boat Temple, 70-·eo. A goaltendlng caU agalnat Temple aent °k J-Ooepb's ahead and keyed I nln&j)olnt . """" that wrapped up tho game 1<11' the .Hawks. ,,, SOU'll! BEND, Ind. -John Shumate, •oldeJin<d much ol the !Int hall wtill I 'apnined ankle, and teanunate Gary Bn>taw Jed a Notre Dame charge that -ned the Irish to a 73-411 upeet ol lttb-·1*t>bd SO<ltb C4rollns In college but.1- ball Saturday. " The Irish, headed fM the National Invitational Tournamen~ clawed blek alt« trallJna the hot-sh>otlng Glllll!COCU by .. ..., points In the Ont hall. ,,, ·RALEIGH, N.C. -Tommy Burleson l<Of'ed rr points and grabbed 19 robounds ac'Nortb Carollna State scored a 100.77 9fcloiy .,.., Wab Foriolt ~ nllJbt 14'.l"llld up· its regular aeaoon play with a 21'.9 ~. the lirit tllld0re•t81 ...... in tbe aehool's history. · .itai.•1 victory won for lt a lint l'Gtllld ~ In the AUanUc COUt Olaf ...... ldilmameot, to be played ln G.....tioro n1i! week. The Wol!pact is inelJilble, q)Wever, lo compete In the polHeaaoD N.GAA tournament. -,,, 'l!HJLADELPHIA -POllD broke out of a· 14"14 de by. reollng alf 11 _,dve pojnts and holding Darimoutb scoreless oft.r the final 8:59 of the first half Satur-diiy night and went on to crush the Jn- dlins,. ?C-46, !or P~nn'• !ourtb suocualve Ivy League championship. By winriing lbe Jvy crown. Penn earned I berth In the first round or the NCAA pdot-toomament. '1'lie Quakem will face SL John 's, N.Y. Mardt 10 at Wllliam & Mary. Bruins Rout .- Spike Rival; . Freberg Stars , s.odlJ, -4, 197] Sports Clipped Short. Former FV Star··~. . , ' Captures Mat Titl~; BROO!ONG, Soqtb Dakota -Former Fountain Valley mg11 -Glenn Anderaon oapturod hill -llr.i,J>t 150-pound co!Joce dl...., wrestling ehamplomhlp Saturday night, belpll!g Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) to the taam tiUe. Anderaon defeated Tom Cavanaugh of Cleveland State, 7'.4, in the Uile matcll, numi!lg his 1m-n record to :IH. Anderson, a senior at Cal Poly, defeated six opponents In the tw<><lay coUege division tourney. He will now wresUe in the NCAA university divlaion championships at SeaWe, beginning Thursday. In four years at Cal J'.Oly Andenon has compiled a 125-17·2 record. And Cal Poly bas won lhe national college dlvlaloo Utle seven of the last eight years. Anderson won the Utle despite llllf. fering a shoulder" injury and a cut over an eye in a eecond round match. llrligbl ~ to -Ibo ltll1p to •·:Ml National Hoel:ey IMA vtclorY er<' Ibo St. Uiull .Blues Salurdly llllbl. "" '!be victory moved Loi ~ iD\O • Ue for fifth place in the NHL"""'~ Pltllburgh, ~·eh wlih 6t PGinG!:st is In !ourtb place with M pol!lla. Three World Marks POCATE!LO, Idaho -Ameriea's top track athletes, getting lb wte oi ash !or their talents roe the nrit time, went oo a record ,binge Saturday nlgllt ln 1he fll'St professiooal track and field -'· setting three world indoor marks. . Top money-earner ""¥ War f<J n -' -. The lonner UCLA sprintar sbltllred Melton. Back in Aetion Crawford Signs the Indoor ~ in tbo. !Olknetar llalb when be defeated several other clus dashmen in 10.2 aecoo.ds. 'Ibe pm'ious record was 10.3 Mlallon Viejo resident BUI Melton lakes 1 practice swing during a Chicago White JSox workoot at San- oota, Fla. Saturday. Melton waa sidelined in May o! last year with a ruptured spinal disc and a swol- len sciatic nerve. VERO BEACH, Fla. -Veteran cut- !ielder Willie Crawford signed bis con- tracl Satunlay, leaving tbe Loo Angeles Dodgers with on1y one holdout -pitcher Don Sutton. Lee Evans, 1 4116& Olympie 461).metar champion, used hla riva!S a, ...n as synchronized pa""""tting llghts'O'{e!y ID feet aroond the track to edipoe !Mtoo- meter world mark; (1:16.7). UCI Splits ·Doubleheader With Loyola J~!f Malinoff belted a two-out homer over the left field fence with two away in the bottom of the ninth inning to send the first game into extra innings as UC Irvine defeated visiting Loyola Universi- ty In 11 framel Satanlay, t-7, then dn>!> peel the nlgbtcap, 11-5, u the Lloos scored 11lx unearned runs. Mailnolr• blow climaxed an uphill bat- tle for coach Gary Adams' Antaaten alter the Lloos scored lour times In the first and held the Jead all the way until the bottom or lhe ninth. In the lltb, Terry Stupy aingled and Malinofl bid hla fourth hit of the game, I •harp Bingle to rlgbl Rod Spene. then 1ingled to center field to score Stupy with the wlnnln1 run. Spence bid a two-run homer in the !iltb, hla lourtb roond-trtppe!' In the Jut five games and bid four rt>l in the pme. Cart Schem bid four safeties In five ap- pearance!. In the aecond game, ace Loyola burler Rod Volk was the big abow as he limited UC! to seven hits. the !Int corning in the kiurth inning, and put the decision out or "'adl with a grand alam homer in the acvenih. It look 511-houn to oompleie the doubleheader with the two teams garner- ing 51 base hlll. UC! ls now 7-5 IOI' tbe ....... The next game for the Anteaters is Wednesday afternoon at Cal State (Long Beach). Friday they travtl to Cal State {Dominguez) and Saturday play a doUbleheader at WhltUer. l'llllT eAMI tlCCHID GAMI UC trvlM Ill UC 1"'91 llJ e.tnco, r1 l.....,,M stvP-,., ' Mallt'W)f'l, lb Spmc;t, 1f Clewl•nd. 2b B•Mlno, Jb Sdl1t11r, r Humlll'!rlel. • MollM, ph H•ni.en, DI! 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CD0 t3t 4-11 11 I 000 10t ,_, 1 1 Today's Sports On Television 10 a.m. (4\ -WORLD CHAM· PIONSlllP TENNIS -Finals or the $50.CMX1 Kemper Tntematlonal Tournament from Ch;cago. 11 a.m. (7\ -NBA BASKET- BALL -The New York Knicks take on the Baltimore Bullet... ti noon 14) -NHL HOCKEY - The Chicago Black Hawks face off against the Bruins at Boston. 12:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR -'!be U.S. indoor track and field eham=po taped Feb. 23 and the - Gnnd Prix equestrian compotltklo taped Feb. !5. 3 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Unlverllty ol San Francl!CO m .. 11 Pepperdlne In a WCAC wlldeanl pme. 4 p.m. 17) -AMEllICAN SPORTSMAN -Former Loi Angeles Dodger MAID')' WUia bunta waterfowl in Colorado. Allo mnw>- taln climbing in Wyoming. 5 p.m. (i) -WOMEN'S GOLF - Kathy Ahem and Belly Bulfelndt VI. Shirley Englelwn and JoAnn Prontlco In a Ont rowid matcb of the Cinderella tournameal. Susan's Girl Captures Santa Margarita 'Cap ARCADIA (AP) -Susan's Girl proved the tans can be wrong Saturday when she won the $100,000 Santa Margarita lnvita- tiooal Handlcap at Santa Anita by three lengths going away. The daughter of Quadrangle, a 4-year- old who wu one of the tops of her sex a year ago, was listed the favolite on the morning line but the crowd of 46,200 backed her into second place in wagering to make Coovenience the favorite. But in the stretdl nm, it was Susan's Girl, ridden by Laf.Dt Pincay Jr. and car- rying higb weight of 117, who showed her heels to Convenience and Lbe other six in this race for older fillies and mares. 'lbetlme!wthe II> miles was 1:47 4"5. Omvenlmoa -die ll8CIJlld place, ...,. half lmllb ahead " Minstrel Miss, who made 1 determined bid oo the final tum fer homo but couldn't stand the cball<nges cl SUsan'1 Girl and Con- venience, the latter ridden by Jerry Lambert and carrying 123. Suacl'a Girl returned fl. $!.40 and $2.IO. Omvenience paid $3 and $2.40 and -1 Miu a 25-1 •hot, $4.40. Oiou-Croote set most of the early pace but the highly regarded 4-year-old daughter of U. Stevens fell far back and finished seventh in the eight-horse field . John Rotz had been flown in to ride Chou Croute, carrying 123 pounds, but the horse showed no fmishing spark. On ttle bacloilretdl, Susan's Girl ran second to Chou O'oute and then went to third as Minstrel Miss moved up into se- cond and Jerry Lambert put Convenience in the third spot. On the rar turn. it was close with Minstrel Miss, CbOu Croote. Convenience and Susan's Girl in that order with Hills Clrcus in the No. 5 spot. '1)Irning for bome, \lfu>Strel Miss beW a half-length lead <>Yer Convenience as Suaan's Girl started her rally that swi!Uy took her into the lead and the victory wblcb meant $60,000 for i)'ed W. Hooper , the owner. The' Santa Anita track was fast 1ritb the sun shining ell afternoon to present near-perfect racing conditions f<r this top race for the gal!. crawlonl, who belled .2$1 la.t yenr, received a reported $5,000 raise to m.ooo. The 26-year-oid Eirawford has been with the Dajgers for nine years. Meanwhile, Dodgers vice president Al Campanis said that he and Sutton were •·medium close" in their negoUat.ions, • which continued Saturday night by telephone . Sutton is in Los Angeles becaLISe his wife Patti was hospitalized for minor surgery. Two-hour Drill HOLTVILLE -Outfielders Ken Berry and Vada Pinson and infielder Sandy Alomar took part in their first workouts with the California Ange1s Saturday as the team drilled for more than two hours in 80-degree temperatures u n d e r cloudless skies. New manager Bobby Winkles schedul- ed an lntrasquad game today as the Angels prepare for Ttmsday's first Cactus League game at PaJm Springs against the Cleveland Indians. WinkJt.s named three pitchers to aee action In that game -lefthander1 Steve Barber and Bill Gilbreth and . rtght- hander Dave Sells. Kings Triumph, 2-0 INGLEWOOD -Dan Malooey and Butch Goring fired Los Ange1es goals as goalie Rosie Vaeboll posted his second 1n Ute hlgb jump, --Radetlch, a lonner Orogon Stata traekman, IlOCame"-llie DigbOlt Indoor jumper In history wbt.n. he clearod 7-41<. The jump -the recnrd ol 7-411 pet by Valery Brumel ol Ibo ~ Union m 1981. Wade Faces Evert FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. England's Virginia Wade used her llroni serve to overpower Autralian star Evon-- ne Gootagong H, ~ Salur<Uy In Ute semUlnals ol the '50,000 S &. H '1't!mls Classic. Meanwhile, Chris Evert, 18, won a finals berth In her first pro tourney by defeating Linda !l'uero of Metalrie, La.,~ I, t-2. The two -will meet In today's final with $10,000 ~ to lbe champion and 16,000 for second. Title to Czech BRATISLAVA, C1.echoolovakia (AP)-. Ondrey Nepela o! Ozecboslovakla won his third conseeutive W<rid men's figure skating crown Saturday and said be wu retiring from compeUtlon and hopes to skate professionally. Sergei Cbetverubkln ol ' Soviet Unioo took tho atver medal Hollman " Eat ~ """"' i.-.e In a 1-U no~ .ontir lbet duplicated Ute European Cbampkmhlp three montbs ago. • immediate delivery! e V-6 or 2000 series e AUTOMATIC or 4-speed e LOOK WHAT'S STANDARD .EQUIPMENT • Radial ply tires! • Front disc brakes! • Front bucket seats! • Full carpeting! • Rack and pinion steering! SEE ONE •.• TRY ONE .•. BUY ONE TODAY! Homt Of The ·New Car • , , "Gelde11 r-cN' "Orall'Pl Countv'• l'omfly o/ 1in• Cart' ( ( I! 11 • , , I~ . Jlom• Of The New Car • , • "GoW-r ... M" 262' HARBOR BLVD. OF CARS, COSTA MESA • '~:IO j _.,,__ --.·~ ----• • • . DAILY PILOT Pllotol llY Pllrk:k O'Doftntll • CORONA DEL MAR'S CASEY JONES (231 GOE S HIGH FOR A REBOUND. ~'--~~~~~~~~~ ·- Katella Bags r. # , :.1.53 Triumph in CIF SemiS ~· · . 111 M ll'EvANs, I!,. -......... "'"-• ;:ltl!:J/ONDO J!EACH -~ lligll's .,_.,.. .~J•n ~ t... 11>e c;n:'·\AM bOat«lilD ~gable ~1 at L\>S Anceles ·sporis· Arena. ;p!ml Pioneer ~ .cltamplon ~Y fotlowlJ\t the1J' Impmsive, n~. iili d a gllGcl 61. Biemanl outfll x-lt '(om Danley'• Crest.view League i:!llJDp!Oni <bowed up St. Bernard's Vik· ll!ir>....,. an overflow Cfl>Wd OI. Z,l60 al -Hlrb·Saturday nigbt. .. St. Bernard bad one weapon 1nd that WU M Gfec White, a minalnre Bill Walton. - 'nwJ lough rod beod ~ K.atella's defense for 28 points oa ~field g0att and a pair of rree·lhrowS '81111 be did h ~~· I llouriah, bitting • fmn .U aHglef. UBistlng olher mates "ii>d ·~ m -. outstandlng game. ... :l But his one-mao show wasn't enough tr!' Ql!aet the overpowering frllllt line ol itatetla. wtlh S.S Mike lluDn., 6-ll Jeff Welshan. el M Joe MeGulre getting lhe bell iJ>. st.'fe c:ootlnuolly for the lhort, sure shots, there waa llWe lhe Viklnp cook! do ex· eept hope for a miracle. Katella ballooned lts advantage from a aum, %1-21 lead with 5:16 lert In the ball to an IS.point margin at 41'-31 with 1:47 left In the third quarter aa Welshans and llUnD, lhe IUjlll' transfers fnxn Foothill iliid Western, made mincemeat d the Vlkinga' defense. A spirited p<ess damaged the Katella Image oomewhat, but Danley's Knights regrouped after seeing their lead cut to 5&41 with I : 14 left and raced away with the victory. ktttlll I:'~ "' " It. ....C ~, llf " .... ""°'" -._. ·-,.._, ..... 6121tWlllte 1211• J 2 1 9 MclltfYN j e 4 It • 0 2 11 H9lmlnllr 1 1 1 .. 5jl1SMl\lrlr 4e2t 2tllofG¥ner 114ll 3 0 I ' '4 112A 2' 15 lJ 11 TOI ... , _ .. _ 1' 20 12 ~n 1$'11 ' 11....a SEA KI NGS' JEFF WHARTON (LEFTl BATTLES RIVAL FOR BALL Boes' Lewis Places Second Orange Coast. Wrestlers Finish Sixth Onnge Ooesl OD!leflo'• Dan Lewllo p1aooc1 -1n tho m.,,....i dlYlalon, ~ lbt -to • Uth lfl"'1" llnlall In the state Junior college ~ ci.mplamblpo It FWten.a Collqe Seturda1 nJcbt. .. a.allot ..., Cbe teom UUe for the ... -olralght .,.. with 13 polnta, follow. td by Saa J6se (13), Batertfleld (4'), Cmltos (13), Santa Ana (C) and 0CC and Modesto (41\t). Golden West had 8\t, . i.ew111 a aophomore, fell to Chabot'• Clll1s Anaya by a 4~ score in Ute llnlt match. l!O earlier had de!eai.d Tom Alvaroz d llakenlleld. 7-4, to pin Ibo llaata. ore. Je11 l'ioon us> and Tim Bandel (tllO) each placed founh wh!Je leammate (:try Ouey ~177) and Golden Weet't Pal Buooo (111) Jiad filth place l\nlahel. Noon Josi 1o Leny Willeman d El Camino, M 1 In the C0090latloo final after earller defeating Ted Roaenthal of Clabo!, 7.CJ. And Bandel dlOlll>eCI an U·7 dec:loioo to Bill Glboaa OI Sb:aata. He earlier had defeated Bob Fillter of Riventde, 11-1. .a.-loot, lM, to ~Araokl or Modesto, thcll lost to ~ o1 c.r-rUos, S-1, before defeat Pa LaB1anc ol Orange Coast, 8-11 for h place. Col\tY, a f'rtoluttln. dl'OlllMld 7-4 and 11,2 dlclatoos -Iler ltl lht ~ before ·flf1tl•pilco wlllt .. w ...nm. <l'lot Georti• Alr"l o1 Patomair. Wff1!1 Dan Roll!M (177) 'l'aJ •llminated errlY ~ the •lltcmoca wbcn lie drOl>Ped hll 1lnl maleh to Bob 11a1& a1. Dlol>IO \I allllf. : • 11'-S!tW1 I~ CGMMnofll), •• " l Sunda.1, Ml('Ch 4, 1'>73 C.U~Y PILOT ' iJ Sea .~ngs Hold ·Off Poly f To Gain CIF Semis, 56-55 By ROGER CAl\LSON OI 1111 D,MIY f'llt '""' LONG BEA<JI -Corona de! Mar lllgh'• poised, talented aod pressuo ..,. cllmated Sea Kings withstood a furious p<ess from the 1-Beach Poly Jackrabbits Saturday anernoon and catqe away 56-55 winners in the CIF AA· AA basketball quarterfinals at Long Bead!Arena. to narrow the margin to ~ and Corona de! Mar bid Its 26th c:ooquest of the season agalnal one oetbadt, and Its sixth one-point verdict lo the last 11 games. "Poly -tho deep court better than any press I'Ve seen," said Gillis afterward, "and I don't think Verbum Del can hurt us to that extent Friday." 'Ibere were a number rJ. factocs in Corona's conquest or Poly aside from those last frantic momen.ts. There was the nifty rebounding ol Bob Clark, keep. ing the feared Poly fast break: at a minimum. And there was the all-nllllld p~ of Wharton, who led all scoren wlUt 24 coonters. Too. the Sea King cllcke6 at the fl'ft throw line, hitting 2t of 29 at· tempts. It appeared to be a runaway with l:Vl to go and the Sea Kings sitting on a ~ lead. But then that Poly press creat~ havoc and suddenly it was anyooe,s game. And when it's anyone's game -that means it 's tlme for lhe Sea Kings to prr> vide the come through performance ;_ and they did. 'Illus the Sea Kings or coach Tandy Glllis qualify to challenge two-time defendJni champion Verbwn !lei Friday night In the semifmals al the Lo.! Angeles Sports Arena. Verbum Del put down Centennial, 63- 57. m. the other ball of the twin bill before 3,750 rans. ot Slwoting W estnwnt • It was a characteristic finlsb for Corona de! Mar Saturday as the Sea Kings blew a 13-point fourth quarter buJge, then came back to win with the help of lhelr mooey player, Casey Jones. Vanguards,.6 7-50 Poly took Its ooly lead of the game with 1:49 left on Dale Dillon's jumper from 20 feet out to make it 53-52 for the Jackrabbits. Sea Kings standout Jeff Wharton eon- nected from the top of the key 13 seconds later to give Corona the edge and then Jones. who had been saddled with four first half fouls, went to work. First he grabbed off a crucial rebound on a missed Poly shot -.With 1:10 re- maining. .At ll!OU!Oi!ll G.il!i$ O!!l!er!ll! his ~-19 hold on to the ball and Jones accepted the challenge against the rough Poly press. He ran the clock down to 10 seamd! with his dribbling and passing, then provided the winning margilrwtth a pair of vital free ·throws. Poly hit a tl~in with two seconds left u hlY '"' C4M "" Jrilnt Hiii -M Diiion ,_ ... ·-· D. 811tler J .. _ E. lkllllr Tole II t..a PolY CdM .. "''" 1 1 j' J-202 •~II 2 3 0 1 Cl1r1t I 0 1 16 Wllarta.1 J o .5 6 Attlesev 2 0 3 ' Kolml11 3 l I ' 1 2 2 ' l 0 l 2 n ' 22 .u Tot•ts ,_..,__, ft ft",. s n • 21 2 1 2 5 l 0 2 2 ' I 4 2• 0 3 l l 0 1 2 1 ,, 2A 11 .M I 11 12 ~ ,. 12 ll 17--.56 By HOWARD L. HANDV Of t1M 0.UY I'll .. Staff LA MIBADA -Red-hot shooting in the early going propelled Westmont C.Ollege to a commanding 24-3 lead over the Southern California College Vanguards basketball team and the Warriors wenl on to post a 67-50 NAIA District III nrst- round playoff victory before 1,450 fans at Biota College here Saturday nighl The Joss dropped coach Paul Peak's Vanguards (23-11) from fllrtber coo, tention and gave Westmont a big boost towmd a second straight appearance in the oati<Jnal NA!A tournament In Kansas City Mareh 1.2-17. Westmont started with a purpose and threw a blanket r.one defense over the Vanguards in the early going to limit the number of SoCal shots and force frequent turnovers by the jittery Costa Mesa lean) •. In lhe meantime, the Warriors hit 12 of their first 20 attempts from the floor. Th.e much-publicized individual battle between SoCal's David Payne and Westmont's NAIA All·Amerlcan center Fred DeVaughn finished In a dead-Mat. 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Jlin Payne hit only the third attempt fl'Ofll the noor to make it 14-l ard the Warriors conllnued to roll. Once the dye was cast. SoCal setUed down and battled on even tenllS for the remainder of the night -but it was too late. In the first half, Westmont hit 17 of 29 alt.empts from the-floor for p fancy 68.4 percentage figure. SoCal was hilti.rlg eight or only 17 attempts in the half ( !] .1 I and therein Ilea the story of the outcome. ' Pat Quinn got Into the action far 11!< first Ume in two weeks but abowtd the ef[ecls or the layoff, h!Uing ooly his seventh shot from the floor. S.C•I Cll .... CM) .. ft,. "' J. p..,'"' cw-D. 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'Ibe problem io d'lil ''.:>ludon" involves -' ROGER CARLSON lbe atliele '"1lo ,... Irons one atlmdance ~ end .. ellg!bie ,... -ol ---' 'lbe ramlllcallaDa are -and a .-ii~ League meeting -ootlide members highly coocerned. '1bere _,,,. only one llOlulioo -Md that Is tu -I.Ill' m...ntng student desiring lo --outside 1"' attendance boundary iDllf&lble for aw.tic competition. Otherwise iw can 1r:tp off tlJe Swiset League in ii.I pr-oe<upc- --. • wanta "' benefll u It all come1 about. termed the 11.tuaUoa, 111diotic,'' and blamed' M m ]lOlillool --aimed at u. a.-&tun -School Boen!. 'lbe IDlltk!r was tabled undl later WOO! a report m numben bmilvecl Is expected !nm the HBUSD. U lbe HIJllllnitUI Beach 8cbool District Board ol .mi-Is unyleldlns die circuit is Join& I!> crumble. Double -~ tl>b *-ii: At the oame meeting a propooaJ was made by Banta Ana High athlelic cJlrectol' Larry Arucrl lo include a mile relsy event for the ~ meets in !ague boetilltiol. BUI due lu the last-minute reque&f it was clowt\ed, 6-2, llld' the noy .votes "1cluded lbet ol SUia Ana prlnclpol Dr. Joan Wilson, mappine Amon'• necl: almoot out o1 joint. A ldepllone vole ~ mulled Jn a W de- dn to Include the event in lmllHoph cite let. Bil.I """' and !her<: Looi< fl>' C..-del Mir loodloll to uW1%e Ille trtple oplloll wtlll two UPI - aad a tlubr bl Ille fall. 1'e Sea KlllCI came baet WUll tkoe wlu lo a ""' ill 'II lo lolvqe lllelr 11111""7 ....... 11 a modem. ...U-llgbted 1"18el»U faollity nnt on the agelMla for Newport-M ... .iJ>. letes? Al it -""" the only ooctumal action ia 'Played at c..ta M..., Park, a small time operatloo with ll&tle. to offer. E-cla mp ""'otler Matt MlDer appem to bave 1111 ebolce regardblg a eolleglale future. Miiier won an of bit Irvine Leacue dual makheo and II a otraJPl A ol~at. -Del mah'• freshman buketl>oll team rolled lo I JO.I overall and 9-1 Alltle!WI L<egue mark ill captming the loop crown. Spearheading Mater Del's attack wu 5-9 guard Pat Pi;tzel. '!lie er.llvlew League'• domhta&a of tlae CIF AAA basketball playoffs 1peak1 IJ!lllly ror the M!Jdo• Viejo Dlablot, who - tile eliWnatlono by • 1ill1le victory. Coacb Pol Roberta and lilt DlablOI live now posted seven ttralght seasons without the lttgma of 1 losing 1ta1oa. They were IC.10 overall for 7i-71. Huntingim -iligb'o -club I• lmoring the SUnset League boaketball chllln- piM Oiiers with a dinner at die Long Beach Yacht aub WedModay evening at 7:30: wm Dana Billo atllletlc dlroctor Stu Dl- Maulo lanl over the reilla to -!Jig coacb Del TID.Dn', then auame the vanl&y coacbing job et San Clemente? Jut wondering out load. Frank Horpel received recognition re- cently from the U.S. Olympic QJmmitteo regarding his effcris in coodUng wresUlng al the Onlnge Coast YMCA. H,.,,.1·s pr<> ducbl qualified for nine berths in the CIF Southern Section finals. 'Ibe USOC pointed out Horpel's "dedication lo amateur wrestlillg and the Olympic ef- fort." Rustlers SoCal Nine Upends FV Belts Prep ....... . Foe, 8-1; Oilers . Fall EdiMJn, Eagks l.ONG.ulOZC lillon TOO aciUGR-•ouau 0ne or die.-dil6clll d;.;p. Jines in pt is to 1ll&b ,..,anelf Wit •POllJILlcft .. .-frOCIUOllP. l bow J an ttcail muy imatnc:t' iA my on cam:r Wbto I loll lhou - and tb°'•ad• ol dollars -timpl1 boc:a.Ule I tried to.ll:it. 111• a ).iron lbot ,,_ • ~ lie. SANTA 8ABllARA -l"1t -belled I pm! tWn boroe nm lo lbe flnl lnnlq to teed Fouatalo ValleJ Hieb'• bellball team lo .. •t Ylctory over host Ban -lllgb here\ Saturday whJJe Hun- Bag Victories I tbiat -..,ir..-be W. 10 llmplJ foo1't .-... a1, 2 or 3 wood o'll of ....... 11lt 4 .. s tiogloo -RIP w a ' -by llol l'Uelllol, IU, lo~Goleta. --lllib ScbooJ's lhiC!edlObriilllnlft.""4#. Qmgen lllOd tile loog bell to Start1o1 EdiiOO p I t c h t t defeat • 11111 n 1 Uolveralty Da\'6 Wblte bad ~· ~ lllgb, 14'Z. 8lld BolaDda made -llobir until tlJe -lmlill- the -ol six bits 10 topple lie cave UJ) A '1llllla ijld boll Newporl •Harbor, J.Z. rtllred In favor of jlcblttberi Sa~ In OrmipCoalt.... ~ lout ft- prep -odlvl!J'..,_. -··· Elg! ... --wood...,._ ....... ., .... --do-die 11111 .... , fth COllliclaable loll fd aloo - ... lhllJO&-_ ..,,1roa - lea Wt tlu a 4 ors a... Jmt bep ,_ loor -b\ ,_,...._ rn .,..._ .tllat ,_ ckep -Y°" can bit a S Iron jmt u &r 11 a 2 iron F.dlson bad lhr<e oume runs, """ In buncbM on · t;lo oc-two trlplM llld -cloubl11 c:ulona lo defeat AJllly Slnllh'• In stopping Unlvltllly. 'l'bo Ne~rl Tara to.a tlglil" •lntr-'l'bo '1dory ,... FO'mtaln Valley Pft the 8-11 a opilt ol two -ill Ibis .,.. over Cbargers ICOred i1il times In gte. • the 10C01JC1 with tJ>b aid of a 'Dlree MIS croa8ed tlJe plate tbreMwl homer by Mite In thO second wbet> pitcbing 5elwood and a trtple by Scott wlldne,. cauled a momeqtary DesroBien. Tar$ ..U.poe."Walb lu Stm! lbe-. -usuallyfartba'. ttn ........... -. At LoweU Meet -·---the left field -came wltb two -lo the flnl hmlog alter Joe p-and Ray Eckles dmr -and Steve Deeter WM Afe qt a fielder'a cbolee u.t ~ .. laod Desroskn and Eddie Morl4D, Joe Ronquillo; Kelly Welnherger bellod llOlo bomtn M<Cram and Mart Devon IOI lo open the fourth and fifth one n1n across and Mil<• frames whlle Rile! pitcher Dbal10I slngled lo b\'lllf' two Pat Scbietberl bad a single more In. • and I triple with two rbJ. In tlJe !lflb, Joo Jlametl !lelwood,, bad a dolf>le and w8uted ·and scored on l!On- slngle ill iildltloo lo the botner qulllo's lllngla with lbe · lalttt and drove In lout .,..., Jell crossing the plata on in error. Nlcboll WU J.fo~ with three I;;::;;=£=='=====;;, FV's Babashoff Sets Swim Mark tbebaseL In lbe aeoood hmillg, Pan- talone was ate on an .-ror and ICOrOd en a dooble by Bill Hatfield. Bact-t<>bact doublos by Clarence -and Rob Hardman scored another tany I in the lbJrd with the final two ..._ Unlvenily ......S lts .,... ill the sixth when Phil llancock Fountain Valley's Jack T•vior 1s-•> 1 Fr.ntJlll CTmi11> 4 L'"llUI (Mlukln Vltfo) Time: SU marten cnalng the plate in DeMmon, .. Babasbofr set a meet record ~:-F'"'(t;!· ~ 1~ the seventh 00 a fielder'• =1:t.'ro in the 200 freestyle and tied ccov1r111 '-Ro&IK'1Tudlnl.l2...,..... choice and an error. 'o:=· a the record in the 100--free to tFY) Time: 51.1 ( ......... ~.!.___ --Bob-Pa"t--___ ..._.., .(J)e -~ lb • ,,,__,_ c... ~, 2. ~ •wu-v::u on ~ ~ become ~the only double winner JWdel <WM> i. HMnm Cc.Mil '-mound for Fountain Valley, ein-. 11 '" Lowell Jnvlta""---• S~ (La Kilw9) 4 t. Ekb IFVI .n..w. .. up five hitt in 4-1J3 & Kafltll111. c:f.tt at u1e uuwu. Time. J.fl.J r•-& .._.., ct swimming meet Saturday. .,, U::.,.... ~· .:::,O~ .~ ninp while stritl 1-cut five ,. MlllUll•rt (SOl!ln) ... SC:tdes (MMfll) 10. a:od waWng two. The victory ~ rt Baba!bo!f wa.s timed in w-*vfl' fl'V> Timr. n.2 was junior classman Patlson's sn,,., , 1 :~.o for the 200, had a mark ,::...•~1~1 1~ first 81 a 'flJ'llty peifonntr. Tota11 .... 00 of 57.8 In the 100 and also \o~ 8:,l.~:~1~l Fomltain Vllfey Is now %-1 ab 3r 2• o": swam on the Barons 400 "'4:i~'::V~~T:as~t1~ afterpetitton." the flnt week of com-:·: t: : : f t I J lay •~·-wbJcb TNm Scare: I. U Hlbt• 1#, 2. Liii C-2b s 1 3 3 rees Y e e 1CCW1 Att09 150,, 3. Tustin nt. .._ ~1111 M----'-" H ......... Nlc:hah. r1 finished thinl. As a result :S~1~ ~!. '-:, ~ ~ ~ ~ held lo"~ :!fill;" ,:; =::: ~ i ! i ~ Fountain Valley finished ~1:;1~'=:mrv.=.~li.·E~': BrianSlaglegettfngasixth~ =:--ltl ~::: fourth in the meet, which was , F~ ning single and Doug Moll ~/~:.J:'., 3 2 2 1 WOn by La Habra with 169 200 Midi.., A:ela.,...1. U. Al•lllllo. 2. clubbing 8 seventh inning tWO-:,..~• U : r i l I t Westmln5tff' 3. Covkll 4.. Mlsslm Vl•lo bagger Sclllerbert 11 2 1 :t 1 po n S. Time-: T:-47.2 (meet ~Ol'dl • Totals ' :W 14 17 14 Steve Juedes of Westminster 200 Frtt-1. van Gonion (Edllonl 2. Hvi1tt11t1i. at«ll 111 san..., lllfll11tt =Ml.ion vi.1111 3. Ktnt .a r 11 r9I r II • also turned in a fine effort, c ..•.. ~!-!l '-witson 1u tta11t11 ~.ct s • e • uflfwnl1y • 0e1 o-2 • 2 ~ .M#llelllno. u 2 0 0 0 14-.. GI x-14 17 2 finishing eighth in the 7J)Q "' Ind. ~'· ~ <WI s~. tt 1 o o • •fn'llNtw) 2.. "*"" (~ A/Wllltotl 3. si.glt. 1b :t 0 1 • • ...... (J) freestyle, and coming ba~t ltltl Miiier ,.._taln v11i.y1 ai.mry MHtt. r1 :s o t o ab r 11 ni. I ILa Htobral Tlme: 1:00_.. I,_. NCOr'CI Tnllcll, c 3 o o o ~ 2b 4 O 1 2 with a seccnd p a c e so F~. Wood 1cOY111111 2. ,..,._ Mon, 11 2 o 1 t ......., -4 j o ' the •~ free (WastrYllllStw) 3. ~ ( L• 1 ~ H J 0 0 t hmltt, lb l l 0 performance in ._,, . Alamltao '-'"""'.. c~ vi.io1 c--. a 2 o o • ~rt 3 ! 1 g · .. 1..,.._ Tlrnt: 23.2 Im.et ~I E __ .. _1 o 0 o ' 11' 1 f O Other area swunmers in---so Fty-1. u.c.. cu. Alamlh:i$J 2. Tof.ls " o 2 • °'*"' • 2 -t ·CALYPSO -l:'.:::S -'gb ' ··-t ._ ......... ~ w-rw.stmlndw) 3. E-Sdnl ,, ........ Bii-. ""' 1 0 0 I ing hi m un:: mee wcww:u ,._ PNSJ .._ $lllr'll IMwNI Tlrnt: r 11 • Mee,.... 11 2 1 1 In Tourney Cal Tech in Twin Bill Mwboissi:k~i::O:~t:!O:: i~~n-c-1.:i~~ ="'=-=:; ::.;,~; ~; l I I ( tyJ '-WOif II.a H*•> Tlhie; ~.. .._..... y.,.., fl> ........ ...,_ 121 . Ing, and teammates Scott 1';" ~> w-rw.tnllnsterl 2• • s' 1• 1 "': t.-. c a• 2' 0 11 0 ~ T"tJ· TiJt .MlrkRasmussendroveina came at an opportune time,~campbellandJotm-Leogue. 1Cent 1w.tm1mtw> 1-. ..t-L•• =~"' 2-1 • • Wiii._ ..... .,. : g ~ g I e pairofrunsinthesixth'innJng alter starting pitcher Keith MBrina got its best effort =:=-1,~..!n~J::"'als~::! ~::· : : ~? ~.-. ,. 0 0 0 • 1oCo11~~.~lthevlctomryCoavllerfornlca1• BM~Don bad1 doublaled and frcml:1rucelbeScbolesV"""" ... ~.~4001 ~!... ........ ~c~AIMll.._1 =~ i;:: =:.::,. ~: t,: uq;a v acs ug as was 11 e on a back as -ei" ..,.....,.... o 2. ~ COM1111 1 ~ 11Mr11111 '° ~ tb 1 o o • T•~"· • 1 • o SANTA MARJA -Golden Tech, then the Vanguards an error followed by a passed 1evartJi place In the meet. ~ ...... ~llltlr) Timt: •·1 ~·ccr ~ : ~ : :.=,11ct ~ ; ~ ~ Welt Clollep!s basebell team posted a 1-5 decision in the ball. · while University got a 10th a F,.. 11:.i.,_1. w.ttrnh:i.1ei t. HanllnM. •.. 1 e o 1 Moc:Urt, 11 3 a1 1 faces Cerritos today ~ the nightcap tA a mar at h On Brigman limited Cal Tech to place from Jeff Thomas in the ~.::n1:~0 J. Untwrlltr ... Loni ~=:,. ~ : : : =: J: ~ : ~ g championship game of the ~~eader a81t Te Winkel five hits while striking out 10 100 breaststroke to highlight a t.c!":'arn1~. ~:S::,..":" ~:: ~ ~:;.: ~ : ,: ~ =·; ~ ~ : : JI. n-n ..... ~ --.. --t, Park .,.tufday ternoon. and showing perfect control 12th place finish. Ola) CoY1n41 and u Hatn fll\.6. s-. ~ 1M11111 Tor.II Sdnl ., .,.,.,. n 2 10 2 AUSU ~ ..._...,._.. Rasmussen's blow was onty with 00 walks. Mlulon vt.to IL 1. EdfDI 71Va •· Tl'D't' r • • r 11 a here. the second bit for SoCal and it In the nightcap, CUrt Sapnel 200 MtdleY .:~7.i..o. 11.18mltos L :..,~_ ... '• ~ •• li. _/!,m.1~; 11;.~~.~ ;~ v~:.,U flt 11 fl An tat ,_, 10 • ElfaflcM •. "',,, ~. ,• .,' Gotdm;a Welt's Ru1tler1 T11S1F11 s. L• Htm '-Time: 1:4'.3 -.. ------5'"Man:m • 1oa •-1 • 2 Hlftlw - had a run-scoring single in the (~ reclll'd) r•~~~~~~~~;~;;~;;~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m .. advancSi to the title game Coll • r· l · · d ba lo dA... n F,.....1. a.tri1111oH IF'I) t. eglate 1rs inning an a ses. a eu "-'""•r<b ccmna1 l. C•meron cu wUh • ._2 victory <Ml" De An· . triple in the second frame to H•ttr•) •· c1r1son (La-Attosl •· Juedll aJiaturda)', llCOl'ing all four propel the Vanguards to the (W~) r::-:~,~m~(~) --.&... ""~ ---,_ ..... _ Basketball t,vm tnumph. 2. um1111rt ... (l.8 "•tinl 3. wi1son cu.s 6 -JU ~ Oliilil'~ _.,.. Al~lfol) 4.. Clark Clos Altos) Tlma: And Cerritoa...ed&ed CoU.ea:e ~ -se"'~~.s~o1°i:_1~21 2:U·'"'-'· 11:ohtfl 1Tust11>1 2. Dll'll• Of the "--Ju, •.. uc~''c' ~n1u11,'J! _. r 11 rM 1La ... bra) 3, c11eJ Myer tLow.n1 aN ~--. SC -1_· Dot!Ql15, ss 2 1 O I V1l1ty (Lot All~) Time: 22.& nu A ~ ~ "'-' '6. nrton State 65 R11rn11U11n, lt 2 2 HobOI fMVl :t. Nlkll {WMl 4.. John v•~ oou.-WU ~~u1....1 .. ''I rQ11t1te 66 Ll1INl(k. cf 3 I I Ol~lro-1 . Morrl•(Lowell) t. 1!1111 .............. _....., ,..-...._ , ........ , WMtlll'IOfOll '3. Ortlon Sl1!1 n Ada:r.· lb .1 0 (l'lllefia Ptrk) '· Slater lMV) ... COry w .,.~ ~ '--1-......., UC s111t• l!iartlfr• 9', P1clllc 78 M: , c 2 0 0 (FV) ...,.3 Cmett rtcord) but I ••-·t ol -~ -"d Stn J-Stitt fl, Cal Stile !LAI'° J•m!.'I~.~ ! I '1 I 100 Fly-1, Jotlnr.on (La-Alamitos) 2. ~ •am 11,;UUl N~lda (It-) "·SI. Mary's 96 JllhnlOr!, 2b pootpooe lbe IW Loulll-'5, H1w1ll 113 a 1 2 j ··-. ' !ln'ltlll• p e-•-IMlll Ctlt'I ft, l.oyol1 8' Tot111 lt I 2 .....,,,,.. 1-0 fOlng Into the Arll'Ol'I. s11tt "· co1ora6o s1a11 11 '"'" by 1111111111t r 111 • '°"'~ TlllH (El P•tol '3. Ntw Me•lco 60 home hall of the &eventb, the Ar1-14 W'fOl'l'll!'lll l?: C1I Tech = Olf 0-1 S ] RurUers put togetbef' four of ~=~ tt;.:.vun "tdallo 7ti So Cal Coll!iP~~.:..~,, •-2 ' 2 tbelr nine bits for the four Air"°"""' o.nv..-~, oouo11s, ss •bl '1 ,.,,.J runJ Whcot11l11 f.4, MlcMoan 79 LlelNlc~, cl 4 1 S ' Ohio Slll!t 6S, 11!1nols 6' R1,mus11n, If 3 1 2 1 Jobn Macauley led oH with Mkt\lgan Stiff 16, Norlt!WHl1rn n Scaole11, 1f l 0 0 0 "'""I and _,. 1,. -~.J kin ... II•"' 91, N•br•$k.a 70 Adiml, p.Jb ' 2 2 l I iNU6 e moVcu w PCUlllU St. Lou11 70, Mem1>lll1 !1!1!e 56 R1chO!'luk. lb O I O U when Pat Espinoza was hit by MllW'ltlOllo 79. Purdue "' 01)!)erm•n, p 1 0 0 0 llldl-Ml, IOWI 6A Sp1111l, c 3 0 2 ( a pitch . Gary Simpson's infield M!ssou'1 ,,, Ok.lal>om• Sll!I n Higgins, Jb 2 0 0 0 bit loaded the bases. NMrt Dama 73, soutn C1rot1111 1' Jtoflarles, rl 3 o o o LoutsvlUa 66, Or1k1 60 Johnson, 2b 3 l I o Mike Dodd then singled in 0ttt1t>om1 60. K11nu1 ~ Toi11s 21 , , , nd Pbll Tvhl ,,,, Wklllt• St8tl tl s~ ,., ln1111111 one run a Macartney's Norttl Caroline SI, 100, Wik.I For11! n sacrifice fly plated the second. ~ri''ti'r~~~1rl',1"6~:~ 70 B1able CaJder•s .Infield single vanderblll N. T""'essee 7, tallied the third run and a Florld• s111e 112, ~,, .. -•4 Ctl TICh SllCal Colleot ' ' . :JOI 210 0-5 7 l 251 010 ._, ' 2 Pro Scores ... Chlc•ao 117, Golden State 116 11.111"•111 13', Housl0t1 12) 8.ell!MOre f7, Ntw York. 15 Sa11tlt 11.S, Ol'h'olt 113 ... C1rollna 1:W, Mempnls 11• U1'n 111, Sift Diego 101 Denver 124. 1)11111 106 "' LQf A.,,,.._ 2. St. Louts e N"" Yorll lltaroers 6, Detroll l New Y0tk. l1landeno 9, Va~r 3 Ch!CllJO S. Toronto 3 (tie) Montreal S. Bo.ton 1 Mll'lnllOtl J, Atlanta o Kentucky''• AulM.lrn 79 throwing error on the pJay LSU 10. Mlt.tlHlppl ,, red Dodd A-.0.IN t1, MllSlnlQJ>I SI, 81 SCO • Flclr1d1 n. G90r9I• n ....... "1 (4} RZ' If a" 3' 111 1~ rlneY. or o 1 o o .~rlneY. ,, i ~ i l il"'Ji~" l ! i ! TuH 83, SMU 71 Tn.1• T11<;n n, 8eylor 1A T•u• A&M fS, TCU l?: N-Mt~lco Siiia 102, West Tixtt St. ~ 11.r~1ft•11 lOS, A:lce 7' P..,n 7A, D•rtmoulh •6 Providtfl(:e n , SI. Jat.n'$, NY fO Ntvy 110, St, Francis, NY IO Syr1c~1.-7•. <>«i. W.t,nlngton n R11t111r1 11, Peon Sttte 52 LEASE STATION WAGON •-1.ll ' 0 0 ~~lti lo!o ijtrf, 2ll ' 1 0 • " 0 0 0 ·"' '!' ~oly Cr~s 119, Rl>Ode Island 117 Army n, Cotgate 47 r ... r, Of 0 0 0 .selnoi1. P ' o o T•r111 2'•t3 Ml .. 11 Atllflllc: Conilrt!W:lt TW!'My Clllm~llllp '~ ., '"""*' Oe Ahli ODO 010 010 _"2 ~ 1 Golden W•llOOO 000 41>11 -• '1 2 l SI, JOM1ph'1, P•. 10, Ttfl\flll '° SOulll<tf'W (1111.,._. , .. ,...,. Cll1rnplllfttlll, F1,tl'l'ntll '9, 01vldson II NEW 1973 AUTOMOllLES -ON DISPLAY AND READY FOR IMMEDI· ATE DEUYIRY-COVER OYER 20 ACRES OF SPACE ON COSTA MESA'S "ARBOR BOULEVARD OF CARS. f riendfy • Reliable • Convenient LOOK FOR THE EMBLEM A I COSTA MES A OEAL!llS OH HARIO• BLVD IETWEEN SAN DIEGO FRE£WAT AND NEWPORT ILYD. J Full maintenance IHsing now 1vaU1ble on that much d11ired station wagon . Choose from the megnificent Colony Parb, Montego, Marquis ' or Monterey . .Cell tC>llay --··-··· .... -·--·-····-540-5630 Otwltlf Culftlr•F..;'1 f/1h• em- oh n son & son -att= 2121 HARIOR ILVD .. COSTA MESA • ...... ., . Wl''" I ' - 1 •'-Ptos •1S1st-on-paftol1111RC&-- That's why I .... ftoan II ' "On the trade, or on the freeway -anywhere - perfcnnaoce is the cSfference that makes a dilferenc9/ Attention to clelail often means victory or deleat- satisfadian ot cf~. Ride wilh Jhe winners • lease from MacHoward-where Jhe p<OS go." Dl·0607 CAI.I. 1HE ~ f1!0M MAOtOWAAD Mac Howarib AUTO AND TRUCK LEASIN0 124 North Hatbor Blvd., Sontci Ana, CA • i , , .. ' \ OAll.Y PILOT c I For Orange Comt Area Anteafels Impressive ' UCI Hosts GoH Oassic " Track, Goll Results UC """°" aew """" °"' im---· ii csa!re Til:tlDrJ OM" UC S.. UCI Cagers in Tournament Elibt leaml !ncludl• ti. pcnmful USC Tro)lnl ... UCL.\ Bl'll1ns will con...... In the first. I D D U I I Amillai lnvlloUonal pll - Monday "' the Saola •Ala Country Club CQUr1e -,. boles. . ..... .,,. ""'1. ,_ .,.,. ---....:r:::s L f tit, lit -1. (t, t. AMl4•*' <•• 1. l4M '"'), ,.,_.I. 11.1. 2".-l~MI ..... Il l L ,.._ (MJ 2. _~1111 Cl). TllNllU. .... -1. 0-., f"'l I. v..,..,.(MI .. ~(Ml. Tll'/llt;11MA. 1• - 1. t<IN <'l 2. t. ~ CM> L _._.!Ml. Tfffle1 J:&I, 1a LH -1. ~(I) .. Undholll'I (1P) 1. ~ 1•1. ,.._ 11.f. • • ...., -1 ..... '* I. .... --.-, .. .. ICJ :_.1, ~(Ml t. ....... (Ml ~ ...... (M), _. .. ., 14. -1. Meritfl CMI t. M1M1r It) L II CM). Dhttnc111 17 ... -I. u..ioil'l'I CPI I. .,,.. C'I I. L.ttt IM)~1 M. W -1. CM)L~(IJI. MKNtM n•1. ttWl(.lf: JN. -"'' J:,'1~ -Mt -1.i.-.1:: ICJ1 ......,,. CCI. Tl-1 10,I.. M -1. L.VCIM IHI t. ....... IHl I. (() ""'' ... -1. Marti .. 00 I. llll'INll lltmlllHMA (H). ~ 11n.J. mt -1. ~ (HI t. Mc:QuowR (HI 1. Tr91Mir CHl ThMI t 1SU. 1tl LH -1. ~ 00 t. ..._CHI .. JOI* ((). 'rttMI tu 1' HH -1. CGOllaM llfl t. ,,._ (Cl 1.GllM IHI Time: lt.i. • .. !Wey -1, MuntllWf!M IMdt TkM: D.7. HJ -1. oe-ty (HI 2. 0..... (Ml L Ml.._. (HI, tttflht: M. U ~: 1. \.UCN (Ml I • ._ ((I L ~~)~: i~ (Ml t. ~no _ 1 tu. -., -1. TINM IHI t. 1.YM CHI L _., ··~*'~';:--..... ~.fil (~""6trlorl !Ill bin"li'i-... y (,.I. Tllftt: ~ •m J:J.Jv Wi~.J:l Sports Calendar ' For Coast Area Gyinnastics, • Tennis S11mmaries \ Area Hoop Summ~et •el •1• la Boibara ol NeWjU t Boy SlllanlaJ. llCI aept aD three di-....... Ille..,.,.,. a-...o. race ia lt:lil, II ~--tlUCSB. 'Ille Anlml<n jomW _, --•lime<llS: .. - ----11:• . ADd the UC! fr I ,.. ball ... -in ll:tL -Barlaa's ~ ere• fi•lillhed Jn faartta ..... WdDll two o111or ua -. ch'"" ·11:• . 'Ille Jm.'H UC Irv In• !m\dboll ochodule .II· far !Jom """pkle II Ille pre5<11t ti@le bat ""' Anlealtn will ~ U. sea1on by partldpalbc la. lhe ca! Poly (l'omona)-lnearlJ Drem>•ber .mi tbe heme -apinll -Stale W+alltJ at the Auhelm ~Coef8'Doc. 7. r--willmal>e up ... field ,;. -lnduding Nortllom -and Loyola akll1g with the host ICl>ool and UCI. The &MUal UCI tournament, arlier penciled lo for the firsl port "' December, ""' "°" been oet !or Dec. S'10 lo the campus IJ'lll, Crawford Hall. Included In the field are Puget Sound, Northern ArUona. Cal Slate (Fullerton) ml UCI. Aloo on Ille aloto II a trip to tile Poc:tllc Nor1hwest lo play IUCh teams u SeattJe.Paciflc, Puget Sound and perhaps Portland Slate. A """""'1 trip •.io the Eut coest 1s cleponclmt on ...,. firming a date with highly nnkod Providence with the other foes to be added. "Our 11174-75 schedule Is pretty well set," coach Tim Tlf't revealed wbfll. asked about the fll1Ure slale. "We will open at home agalnal tbe University ol South llUxlla and "" will also play Cal State (1-Beacb) and Norib DaCla II home." Other• involved lo t b • tourney include the h o 1 t llCbool, UC Santa Barbara, UC Riverside, Cal State (1- Be a c b ), Cal Stat• (Nor111ridge) and Cal Stale (Fullerlon). MARCH 5th THRU · APRIL 7th ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWfST AU.IOMOTIVE. SER'llCll:EtilER 3365 S. BRISTOL AT MAC ARTHUR • SANTA ANA ,,._ •Ofml CO.Ur JtUU PHONE 979-3093 e HOURS ~l~~~~6 SOUTH COAJT PLAZA SAN DllGO FWY 3 WAYS TO CHARGE! lii:I 38 OUR OWN CUSTOMER CREDIT PLAN. ~~ 6J7 tins ta ...... .,.. -·· --.__ ... -- HIGH-PllfORMANCE HEADQUAITEIS esno•••iuc•• • ••• ••• .. •· • un KM e TAGll/SA .. I e -•INI e -91.Aa M••H lllT•l•D Awlca•Macle aad priced· rigid for l .... rt Can .... •sit;..-..... CUllOll"' N 11111" , 0 I' .. ....... --·-- , P-OlYGLAS ''POWER BELT" BELTED TIRES BLACKWAW WHITEWALLS 2 f S-42 2~•41· 1111111 an.1-. cn-14 .. -····--.111 ... ---II::::' ........ 2''$46 _ .... I 0 • ---2'$ 2 ==-a."e: 0 5 ........... ----........ 2'$56 l'ltl!ll,.____ 0 --. --"""-. .................... lff t'MI ..... .,., ..... .............. ..., ..... GOODYEAR • SUPER STRONG STEEL CORD ·BELTS -MIS YOU OIUT MIWlll PWI -----...-NOW • SAVE 25% CUSTOM POWll A 7bl3 WHITIWAU CUSHION POlYSllR .,.,.~O~M~:::.:s $3 5 1 0 ,...,. Ill' ... ,.lb..,. .. ., Sf\C\"\. FOR PINTO, VEGA, DATSUN, TOYOTA, ETC. 1U'f 4 PLUS 4 PACKAGE l,...J:J.~W=H=ITE LE OL YGLAS . ' SHELBY WHEELS GOODYEAR'S C IDE TREAD POLYGLASS TIRES·. Ox13 BLEMS . e l.3:xS~•HILBY MAG WHllLS OIL CHANGE· I FILTER • LUBE I $595 ., l'ploSQU.Ol ... P-· •• Add ii, .. J'er IMIW FRONT-ENIJ I ALLIGNMENT i I $6sor -u.a.--..-w-. BRAKE RELINE I I I I . I I I I $2777i I I I ENGINE I TUNE-UP i .. ..:.::.$- WHILE THEY WT ~-~ $29881 . ·,-:.=, . . . I ~ 1 · •---U.l.l•IC!l-_ .... _.,... u.s. INDY MAG WHEELS r. ., I ·-. . • 1: YOU CAN1 BEAT THIS 1Sx7-'29" 11x•-_.,,. 14xl. 130" 9 '!bl6.S • 111fM .', GABRIEL 1' I ~ I Hl-JACKDS = .. ,4.,.tt,• , u.10.f42• $·599511 THOE ARI FIRST QUALITY WHli'. ¥' 1 ;; •pll(IS INCL::r,:~:r:sL~: ~:so·N~.:1 MOUNTING t IN TAL'l.ED I ~------------------.......... .. • 1' • • I ' S..., MW 4, lt7J ~he Week's Market Highlights • " NASD Quotations on Mutual Funds The Review Heavy Rains Wash Businesses Away LfJS ANGEi.KS -Baides .. .....,.--to public ond prlnte -ty -ll)>t ..,. .. 7 ... bb' heavy rains Olio -,..r, large .... mts of .. jntw in the lltate have -wul...t away, ,.ported Cllllfonda -· llnanclal ~y olthe -. •wan~ tbls leAIOll, nm- 11ag oi ...... -twtoe the -~ led to the -...... -·.-·11on o1 11ar1n. ~San Luil a.11!>1 111111 -But>ora ........ ml the city ol South Saa 1'nnctsoo and the Oman! ._. .,... ol Vmlura County • djsaster ereas because of ........ Sm fnncirans have been -... their Dfth --.,. cm record wilh SS in- clles ol rain throagh Wt -mnpo...t with the nonn of abcmt LI indles. In Loo Angeles, II Indies hod fallen by -·· end, up from 7.TT lncbes a year ago lllCI a norm of t incbes. But there's a .. y to go before the record l:I Inches reported II this time In -II .-..ched. Lut week's rains came on the heels of unseasonable heavy smw, frost, more-rain and even a drought earlier in the year. Low Pr ofits O ose Many Gas Stations LOS ANGELES (AP) - Srltking profits hive coused ail companies te rut hick the number of their retail guoline -and to l'Ompletcly pull ""' ol unprofitable nw-lrell. Gulf 00 Corp. ,_,Uy a1> ....nml that it planned to sell el· 111 .ttrVke stations in waobln«tm. Orogon, ldlho, t1loll, lb them Calir.rnJo and 91 " -. .... pt a.rt OllllV'· Gull will ....., its M"lln ID Artmna a n d r a rm Qlllcnda.. A Slate Departme:nt ol ~'lt:':C delayed because of ftt fields . Small grain crops Jn the Saenmento Valley ""' .00. Ing l1gns of yellowing and · 10me· plantlng his be e n delayed. Tbe lettuce harvest In the JmperlaJ Valley II behind IChedufe u II cotton, brocooll, cauliflower and carrots in the otlle< areas ol the state. Range ·arau for livestock bu been under so much water that ranchers have been fore-. ed. to use supplementary feed, which could send the price of bl!>nlllrlilglilf. -~ Builders and contractors doo't euctly count. rain 11 friend. .. It's damn wet and mud· dy," c o mplained Joe McCormick. president of McCormick Constructloo Co. in Los Angeles. He says "there'• no question about financial losses," especially when site work or excavations are tmder way. "We just have to dig out and start all over again." Margaret Taylor, office manager for Sunset Pools in North Hollywood says the heavy rains are a "disaster" to pool builders. January marked the beginning of the new pool building season. Daniel Del Carlo, S<Oretary or the San Francisco Building & Construction Trades Coon- ciJ, says 75 percent of his unioo.'s 20,000 men are out of work -50 percent because of the rains. "Everything has stopped and a lot ol the guys are apPZying for unemploy· ment msurance as a result," he says. Rights Off er By Mercury Men:ury Savings and Loan Asloclatim o f Huntington -has -ten-llU.. plans r.r-lncr<!aslng its capitl1izatkxl l b r o u g h a "nll)>ts otrertng" al mid-year. Dally Valames l .... N =. ....... .,. .. . ... ' .., ... . -....... 1 -. ... ... . ....... Tel... . , .... ...,,.,.,. tl.-..oe Weeky Sales = '(a·-.i:f.i'·ll" ~'.m =::.r.E 'iii 11Ui •oe ,_ '"'" f "' '"•'.ll 'Ill! •;:;o" r... .... n:::::ll ,n.,, ,, .... ,, • D41LY PILOT ........ ltldlM ~ ~ W, lU "Vo~ "' H' rit u: 1 ¥J UD lCl.O \It Uo 11.j 1 Uo 11. I Uo 15,7 All Up 15.5 "' Vo I" \lo Uo 4.3 ,r: Hg 13.j i• Up 1~.2 N U. 13.0 ""' u., 12.• 'llr. Uo rt.I \lo Uo 11.5 l}t ~= 11.S 1ol Up lH ... Up jf:j Over tile C::Oaa&er Del Webb Firm w Manage Privat,e Marina City Club The Board of Dir<cton of Marina City Company an- oounoed last weet that it bas eotered into an agreement with the Del E. Webb Reatty and M~ Co. !or the management and operating responsibility or the Marina City Club and apartment com- plex. The multi-million d o 11 a r private club, residential and recreational facility In - del Rey " the largest develop-ment of its kind in the United Slates. Hotels currenUy under the eot-poration's management ~ elude the -Kuilim.t llDtel and golf course In Hawaii, the Newpotter lnn in Newport Bead1, the Sallara and Mint llolels in Laa Vegas, The m ... tal health addition · to Cedan-Sinai Medic& Center. CUrrent construction at the, Marina club complex will more than double present residential and recreational facilities. It presently includes :m luxury waterfront apartments, extensive en- tertainment and d i n I n g facilities, tennis courts, swim- ming pools, health spas and yachting facilities. AdditiOllal facilities under coilstructlOn ineIOOe-"O'Vl!f -400 apartments, paddle tennis and squash comts, an indoor golf driving nnge, banquet rooms, men's and women'' tmmaes, \ card and billiard l'OOll\>, a beauty salon and barber sbo!>. three new dining raclllUOI, ad-I ditional tennis courta a.·• ~ comple:z of e:zclusive shops. The next phaae ol con-\ slrnctloo w!U add an 800 room hotel which will be the Marina's largest hotel faclllty_ C .. edit Finance Chal!ge Ruled Tax Deductible customer's unpaid balance and i. computed monthly. Tbe NEW HOME FOR RETIRED DEAN OF AEROSPACE INDUSTRY John Lawson and Wife to Tour Country In Motor Coech Sahara-Tahoe In LaJ<e Tahoe, Monthly fuwice charges on the Townehoose in Phoenix statements furnisbed users of and the Mountain Shadow1I In cn!dit carda Issued by oil com· Scolbdlle, Ari2ooa. ponies for the purchase of Land development projects gasoline, oil and other car pro. include the 20,tXIG-acre retife. ducts are deductible as in- ment oommunity pl Son City, terest for federal incune tax Arizona and lel.SU1'e a n d purposes, notes Commerce · finance charge hnpooed In connection with these transac- tions ii deductible. This new ruling follows a 197t ruling holding t b<1 I amounts charged to customer accounts under a bank's credit card plan that are labeled "finance charges" pursuant to the Truth-In-Lending Act are deductible as interest. Retires-lo Travel secood-bome communities in Clearing House. Virginia, Mi c b i g a n and Tbe new Internal Revenue Colorado. Tbe company has Service ruling follows a N!CSdly r o m p J e t e d con-previous finding that finance struction of Kansas City's new charges on retail store revolv-Pliilco-Ford Chief Plans Year's Vacation new inta'oational airport and Ing charge accounts and banl<J,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Hany S. Truman sports com· cn!dit card plans are also By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of fJMI DMIY P'lllt S"ff A retired dean or the aerospace industry sees rough times ahead rui his business begins converting from a wartime to a peacetime economy. "I think the expenditure of federal funds to defense con- tractors will level off but the transition to other work will be rough," said former Phil~ Ford Executive Vice President John Lawson.' who spent hls last day .on the job Wed- nesday. But Lawson, a dynamic ~ yea r-old Harbor Area busineM and civic leader for the past decade, won't be around to keep tcack of the upa and downs ol hll Industry f<r at least the aext year or eo. PhilccrFord in 1962 and In 1970, he was named chief of the nationwide Philco-Ford ope.-atioo -answe~ only to stockholders and Henry Ford himself. • • At AerorKrtronlc, we started out with a series of bad problems and had to rebuild," he said. "After one year, the sales picture im- proved to tithe point that we turned the fl.J'St prollt, in Aerooutronic history." Lawson plays down his role in staging the turnaround that eventually took him to the top or his Industry. "My philooophy of manage- ment is t.o develop a team.," he uJd. "We had m stars because we all worked u a unlL II there ,..... lllars, they actA!d only to benefit the whole team." Roekwell Inlanational, pie%. -~'ii,.~ :1p.rompted Law900 said. Locally. the rum bas con-structed the Los Angeles the new ruling, the taxpayer "At Pl1iloo-Ford, we have eo...ty Art M"""""', the used a cn!dit card, issued by begun pn>ducil1& llllCh lhinp Union Oil Center, the Be.erly an ail company, to buy gas, as water puriflcatloo systems IIllton llolel, Santa Mllnica oil, special products and and advanced -Shot-es, 1lle °"" --· devices but a total transition Boilding, the A n •be I m nie credit card agraement is going to be hard," be said. o.mmoo Cent er, the provides for the payment by ''It is much easier to go Anaheim Stadium, and the the card holder of a ''finance D-·•"'• 1173 ... 1 nJ., •-""•-•" lhat I• _....,. IS fromcommeTCialindustrylnto ~·-., .. ...,..,..~-"· -•· -~'"-· t h e g 0 v e r n ment-backed Current ConstrucUan pro-an annual percentage rate on aerospace field than to do the jects include the Beverly Hills the holder's billing statement. opposite," Lawaon added. r_N::•::tional::" =...::Bant~~and~~1~wtory~~~'l'hei~cha;rg;e;is_ba_sed-:--o_n_the_11 John LaW'90Dt j D d U 5 t Ty leader, his another side quite dUlerent from the ooe he bad to display In the big business world. He II also JOO. Lawson, civic load«. He his been cited by Ills Ollll lndustr)', "1 the -by ClOUllly and dlf ~ and by the Newport l!art>o< Chamber ol Oommeroe -honon ouch u "llbn ol the Year" and "Manaier ol Ibo SEVEN ADVANTAGES OUR PAGER OFFERS that you" m•y not I. 1 COllPUTI -· COUMTY COftlMI ... __ _ S.Claaae ... ...._~ ............... ~ ............ u.. ... 2 -™ JI) llOllTH ---3 110-l1911119 OM Al•aot1'1 Clllin'a •• .. Oii Oo. ol Phtladelphia ... ..... it will halt Slibject to regulatory a1> proval, the WJOClailon'1 board of directors has clelennlned thlt one share of stod< will Ile Available f<r purchase for each ten sham held by 1todthofders. and that the right. will he tn1Tketable and trRnsferrabl e. He, his wife Dom and lhelr 60-pollnd poodle will be touring the byways and bock roads of Amtrlc;a In a new motor homo -a Ford, nolurally -towing • oompact (Ford) car behind th<ln IOT llllle side trips along The Laguna Niguel buolnessman -~ go along wllh the Bloom and doom predictloos M the future of the oerospace Industry that others have made. Year." 1H11E IS A FAc:rORY A.UTHOR!z. ED DULEl FOR EVERY POPULAA MAKE CAR IN THE WORLD ON COSTA MESA'S HARBOR IOUlE· YARD OF .CARS. 4 -.rsi1•,.,~ TOTAL COST ~~ f l1 Pr•• ..... 1 ---a ... In n.. atataa and ~ 1d1TIU. In U... ...... ftlD1Jil -Co. .,~ Otb., """' to .... ol IMO atatloas In -....... lllllr ,_. ~ ....... ol """'" ala· -In 1111 ~ ...... has ---...-1o about --·the~. the way. • ••1 have really retired," Law.!IOn ~aid. "There won't be any dabbling in bu.Siness ror me even though there have already been some offers." 1.a ...... -originator ml guiding Ught ol Project II, • cnmtywkie citl1&J'l5 1 r o u p rounded In tll64 to promote ..,. vironmentnl excellence and balanced growth roe <Jrans• County. 5 111W COii/ACT' Utlll'1 ,'111 fl V••4 sV,t ~·,, 6 'fOlCI II-·-, .i.LSO All AYAllAI.. ' 7 !"'U. ---~ • (Ut1N(;f f 1111~ r\ lf'l'f')TI LI l'llll~f :-i [lt'.'lfl 1~. ..... (l~dealen ............ ,.. their . , ..... ,.... .... ... Jn a letter to stockholders, t.h€> association stated that the capital wtD be used in the con- tinued growth and b.....,hlng of Mercury S.vfnga. Del41la or the ollerh11. ln-dudqo price ml dateo. will be OJ1DOIJJl(<(f 1ubeequenUy by the-. Law!On joined Ford 24 years a~ and 11tarted workJng In the eutomoUve end of t h e buslnw. "There will be m o n e y available for research and development of more ad- vanctd weapons systems but as the ..im1n11tratloa begins emphasizing poaco productloo, there wlll be diveratncaUon, '' he sal ... "I rceJ Industry and cnm- mtrclal bualneas hive an ollllgallon to the communlty," he said. "It is In our - and the people'• to develop the rlg1lt llmmplMn In the munlty and do llilngl netded to keep U lhat way." •• • a, .... ,..., .... tbe 1-ArtF'•--. I He become head ·o1 !he Aeronutronk: Dtvisioo o f That dlvenlflcatlon b •• Already started Jn --., the Industry's gianto, such 11 I • 2 - .. Moon Influenee~ Earth -ii~ .. es MOVING UP 87 ANDY LIPPMAN 'n!CSON, Ariz. (AP) - Amer!<a'1 quest for the moon bu lcudied off an ard>llA!<-~luUon here oo earth. ICCdi'dlDI to a University ol Arizona professor who is model~ a aelf-swtaintng home~ liar in ways to a 'ji'.~p.bulldlng on e~ -~ll:y've already put on the..,moon," Dr. Alvin E. Miller said tn an Interview. "'1be autonomous living unit which we are constructing has the Clpablllties of tht ..,. llllp which carried man to Lbe moon. "It Is sell-sustaining, ll coo rocycle iuell, ll mt...i with ill eoviroament and can "* resources over and over. '!'J'bla -·lt-oob' parl of the ·--lalloul that is going to be ..,mlDg Into our lives in the nut f~ years," be llid. 111E DOME which Miller and his students have been working oa for over a year b .,._ oeeds, while • thermal dlimney -the P'lnclple of ...,... olr rising lo IUClt cool air tnto the dome to serve as an air coodltioain.g unit, he sold. The ...Wll is what Miller taUed a "rwoluUon in design." ''MAN OF nature ii mobde, but hebaa beeome su-t to the man who Ill" the pipes and runs tbe sewen." be Aid. His home bu no sewen sod DO pipe Wiler l)'stml U ii now known. Wot... is -the problem ol runl llCIV'"1 pletely r«yded whh 1 blodl oad -·-........ of ice ,,........ Ill 11>1 water llB &\ID load wblch wu for ~ oad clrinklnc. In oddlUoo to cooling the ~ bamm bocauae ol rel iaerotor. •1naccewblllly could be In-~-.. .,.. ckled, oad = by people living in his muld be uoed as fertlllur or o.m.n of Ille l<O(leaic -dl_.,t of. Four oo1ar dMne -1 hove to WWTY atlila rocycle waste Wiler oboul a .... rnoripae, he fnlln -and bolbroom. Aid, -Lboy could MIDer 11ld the home, wblch pw<:buo ,... like on he bol been "°'ting m ID autamoblle. tn facl, bl 1tlcl. It u_, fur 2$ yeors, muld be · .,.-., -1d coot "•boot u ospoololly uaefuJ In llgbtiDg muob U I Cadlll>c." IN REAL ESTATE llllilAJI J. llZllllON, - :iultant on .shoreUne develop- ment for Moffatt • Nichol. engl._q llnn, has been ,.1<¥ for an englDeera morll •ward by Ille Illtl!bde lar Ille Ad, YlftC'Jl't'De Q t "'EncJ-- lnc--.... oqe of A _.., oi ihe Nlllonil .woctatlcn of Home Bulldla. Hamill)! •ttended Den 't' 'r Univeralty and spends 1 lf"efLl dell ol his spore Ume tnvtJ. Int ffamlll. hl1 wife BeatriCe IDd dlJCbter now reaide 1n Calta M.u. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-sil: Califor- LC. '11()8" Albertaoo hos been -to the corporate level post of senior vle<e presl· dent al U.S. Developmml Corporation, based In Nowport Park Newport Bluff Apartment Units. Going Fl1St Will>· the completion of the rounding area with Newport i llqif ~I phase ""'en Center, Fashion Island, and Diontbl lheod of schedule, 123-the nearby Irvine hldustrlal mtlUon, 1,302·1J.Oit park Comple:i. Harbour • Project Scoring , nia togin- eers select· ed for merit awards. "•••<* Herron. I Beach. Albertson \\'ill be ns- pcxlS.ible for the total corpora t1 1 market In 1 eflor1 of the compan y • s four reckmal divistons. Prior to ' At.•••TsoN Newport in Newport Beach is "The second aspect is the ~ 'l1le C>ril<lano O>mpanles, Inc., the bullder/dev0loper of llunllngtm Harbour, reports thlt sales ol their Harbour Pacific condominiums on · Pacific Coast Highway In Hun- tington Beach have been ex- restdent or Ne\li'(lOrt Beach, is recognized as an outstanding authority on coastal engineering. He has participated in the develop- ment of wave measurement instrumentation, construclioo and operation of hydraulic models, in shoreline erosion studies on the Atlantic, Gulf of Me~ico, Great Lakes, and Pacific Ocean sMreUnes, and studies and design of small craft harbors. j o i n I n I U.S. Developmlnt 'corp .. Albertson had been vice president. markainl. at AS Devel-t (formerly William Lyon Devel-• Company, Ioc., Jie t*1 11so served 11 corporate direct.or of reseatth. ) proot that people do look for a variety ol re c re a ti o n a 1 t' •-w.Y of life" in their facilities available on site. We A-c;. cellent. Accordina to Otto Strehlow, Sales Manager of Harbour Pacific, "The high sales rate is due prbnarily to our loca- tion in Huntington Harl>our. Out of a total or 74 one bedroom plans l.nd 160 studios, we now have only 35 unsold studiol left. At our current rate, we expect to be aold 1K.1t He has taught courses al UCLA Callfomla S t a t e University at Long Beach. and the Coastal Engineering Research c.enter. He has writ· ten numerous t.echnicel papert primarily on coastal engineer- ing, environmental protection "()f water resouroes., a n d recreational uses of water residence, states Gerson have $1 rnlllkn invested in our ~'"? Bakar, developer of the apart. extensive spa, health club, ment and townbou!e 'com-putting greens, barbecue munill_. areas, am seve!!._ Ug!J.ted tennis 1-tecl on 50 acres of blulf courts with pro shop. A pro- 1 overlooking U~ Newport lesslooal full-time stall of 7 Bl~,. Parl: Newport is one of dlre<ts activlUee that appeal SoutbOrn Callloml&'s largest to all ag<s -social gather- ~t complues i n ings, cl.asses ranging from byeerly tm." LEvrrr AND Sons • r Calllornla, Inc. has appointed Jon F. Martin, 29, general sales manager. PhiliP E. Yaasliin, dlr- llUlllber of unlll and acreage. yoga to sewing to bonsai grow-RECREATION ROOM POPULAR AT PRESLEY'S PARKSIDE ESTATtS TRACT When the project opened In' Ing, and physical fitness. Situated just one !>lod: rrom reooottes. the beach, the project forms RICHARD B. SMlTll, Inc. of 'l'uJtLn, has announced the promotloo of Roland Osgood to part of CbriaUaoa'a ei:clusive Huntifllton Harbour com- ecto'I' of market Inc OJ)el'8tion a , has announc- ed. June, .1970, if was e&Umated "The third aspect is our UJadt would lake three years , community identity. Tlirough tO codlf>lete. the recreation activities and "~CfVer, our fa!!lt rent.up club.s, people make friends pace p.oompted us to advance with others having the same cooatructlon and to finish lnltresta. And Ibey appreciate olgbl mootla e&rllr. than an-their prestige address, not on- ticlpated," Bakar stated. "1 ly because of OW' location, but believe that three major also because of our good aspects contributed to this fortune in attracling as ..,.Unulng populorlly. residents such well-known peer "One aspect Is our choice pie as Raquel Welch and San- localion on Upper Newport dy Dlmcan and sports Bay wllb 111. views of the boy celebrities like Bobby ruw." and the ocean 1nd it.I con-Park N e w p o r t • im- venleoce to business and com-plemenfing Dakar's philosophy merclal centen. A testimonial of community involvement, is to th1a gilpe_Jocation is the an activ~ ~~ in city rapid irowth of the our-and county al!ain. '!be Spa lacilities are open to outside Land Goof Results 111 'Gift' PANAMA CITY, Fla. (UPI) -Mrs. Ethel Finch, a mid- dleaged widow, ;., mlabty glad a big I.and developing company cleclded It could get-by with one less acre in building a new planned community. Mrs. Finch found o u t recently that her home for the past 10 years wu built on so- meone ehe.'a land. The , surveyor's m I s t a k e came to light when the Deltooa Corp. bougl>t • large tract and prepored to build a community to be known as Sunny Hiils, 23 miles from Panama City. On Friday, Deltona officials handed Mrs. Finch a deed lor the one acre of land her home wa.s built on. It was a present from lhe company. "The Lord hos been Working ror me 8IJi He sure bu been good )!' mor said Mrs. Finch, w!Jo i4o ,.talns possession ol ; tlWi . adjolnlni. PIOt of land - the, Ol!9, her 6ome was sup. pnoecl to hove been buiU "'· groups for meetings and fund- raising events which residents are eocuraged to attend. And, it sponsors community pro- grams such as .. Carolfest," an annual Chrisb:nas caroling contest for all schools in the county with fl,000 ID pri1.es. and "Cyclymial," a cycling event promoting bicycle safety and the Newport Beach bike trails system. "We see, if anything, an ac· celeration not a reversal, of this trend toward ftCl'eatlooal living. No builder can afford to ignore these needs," Bakar coocluded. ' Seventy percent of Park Newport's 50 acres is devoted to open apace, recreaUon facilities and elaht swimming pools. rn addiUon, an oo-eite convenience shopping area in· eludes a small market, cleaners, and beauty shop. This final phaae consists or one satelllte activity room, 156 apartments, rangllng from studios to two bedrooms, and tw~ a n d three-bedroom townhouses. Rentals start at $174.50, with to0wnhouses starting at $300. Residents may include families with children over 15. Park Newport ;., located at the intersection ol Jamboree and San Joaquin llllil Roods In Newport Beach, just a few minutes west of Fashion i:stand and Newport C.enter. munity. Many of t)\e Harbour facilities art offered to Options AvailafJle -"., ' the positlon Martin, of Newport Beach, most recently WIS HarboUr Pacific Ownut, ln-of senior ckxting a choice of mem- bershipa In the eBach and Tennla Cub, tennis courts, swimming pooll, if.etaurant Parkside Plan 102 Popul~ vice presi· dent. Oqoofhu been wltb the building firm since 19611, serving u controller from 1968 to project malt-MAITUt ager for Standard Pacific Corporatloo, Costa M e s a • EarJier he waa usoclated with Leadenhlp Jloqolng Systems, Inc. u aaltt reprt'leOlatlve. ThePresJeyCo m pan y' s versatile Plan 102 has received recognition as one of the com- pany 's most populac plans with 308 sold in 1972. Sales from the Plan 102 neared $11.5 millioo last year, according to the Newport B e a ch-based homebuilding Est ates/Fountain Valley reported selling 136 of the tw<>- story models, followed by California Homes/lrvlne with 100. The Piao 102 is currently available at Partsrae Estates/Fount al n VaJley located on Warner Avenue, a hall-mile north ol the San Diego Freeway via t b e Brooihursl offramp, "Popularity of the model points to ill lluiWlty which maket it IUitible for a family of-three or seven'." said Rick Peiffer, area sa1el manager. The four-bedroom, three- bath plan may be~ to six bedroomo and four blthl. A second option oflero the buyer a-«llllpletely llnished 19 by • »foot recreation room with a built-in wet bar and bontsbelveo. A triple garage ls also offered ID some eleva- tions. Additional lealutts ol the P.lan 102 are I lonnoJ living room and dining ....... large family nlOID, a gill'deHtyle ll!lcbeo with. built-in af)lilim- cea llld outcloor petio serving COW1ter, and ample storage or wortbench area iD the garage. The P r e 1 1 e y Com.panies, listed on tbe American stock Ezchange, curmiUy 1w more than 20T e 1 t d-e at ta·l com- munities under development in Southern and Northern Calilornla, Arizona, New Mex- ico, lllinois, Maryland and v· .. irgirua. and boat allPI available now for leaae. Fadlltiel within the ocrm- plex lndllde a IU'l'd service, lflenpy poois, aand volleyball coarts, bicycle p Ith s, OSGOOD landlcaped waltway1 and 1971'.>, and as vice presldent- .._od perldng. , 1inanoo lrom 1970 to the · The atudk>I ba't'e bee11 present. designed by B. A. Bertus and thePr~ ~ ex~~~~ As g.,,.,.ol .ates lll8lla8'J', Martin will coordinate aalet progrllllS for Pet<:!> _HUl, Moorpark; Ralnti:ee- Town Home 1-By-Tbe La'ke, CUiver City; Randio VlOjo, El -led and oiler a living \J'U\, _g . and dlliiDg .,,... -. ll!tchen served as a tax specialist with Toro; Soaewood, P 1J m run-, a 111D11eG _; the~ Young and Com-Springs; Caso Canon, venation pit; ml ti pOllo or -pany., and .as_stafl .asslstanl .Allahelm__~Allqrq._.Jl!a-_ ' l>llcooy. ~ uni! baa a lor Baker Oil Tools. mood Bar. · ' • ' ftreDlace.llld 11 fUlly carpei.d A graduate of SI. JMepb's amfdriped. ·. . ' ' Collea• ·In Indiana, Osgood ROBOT , • RT l N "' . Pr\ce! f<>t tbe ~ start li""' In Newport 8'ach with Corona del Mar boa i-, llltn. at •1uoo wllll the best his wile and tine 80DS. ed ~-.,of Ille Southern av.uabW -..nu..i11 llnln-California wv11Jon of U.S, ciDS-Moclela are bpen f<>t In-GEORGE L HAMllL has Development Corporation. He spieej;ioo • aeven 4-~a Week been appointed to the PoSition usumes the !tom 10 o.m. 'un duJlc at of director of housing 11 relplllllbi I - 1'1152.l'ac!ftc O>a•f .,. Laguna Nict"'L ily for the I Moving Ti111e I Tips ·i,ilij·· . " ~ ,, ... ,, Cha1iging Residence Can Be Complicated Exchangors 0 ::;"!"; 0; overall ad- ministratJo a of U.S. De- velopm en t projec11 In Soutbo.r Callfom!J. ''.'~ t~ I . Balley · By JIM HUFNAGEL everyt!jing.lhl that_i!ltogo. While paetedbyyouareaccepta.ble. f'!--H hn C151el, Nor- ·-.. ·--.._ the ~-.. -there, -~-wlllllole' ~'7.l\'e-·e . .l!!!m _In> When the Ume comes to into ihsu:rancecoverage, p.ct-that 10me or .tb"e. norr =-.n is : ! ·~411!Pt ' Parln baa move, most people look back ing and othe!' ten1ce ...1.-es. N'nfession&l pa .......... .is in-rr' Ir!~.&· ....... ly 3 0 ....... with envy to those pioneer Gel ~~·~ ..:....~--:~ ~--. ' (): .B.Jl'ller -b •• D usoclated w I t ~ days when Granddad could put ~MD,' uavu::11i '"""" adequate. · ·· yeen in the land deY~ I i T m • everything In ooe wagon. lnlo J'riOllS -~. In ·~ "'"''--•tor J lxlme devel-lor !he past fourteen yaors. An obvioos answer, then, to writing. ;~.:.!":if:~ N;;;;n, ·w; .;:: oJected ...,,... opnent In-Belore usumlng hlo ..., a pleasant and unencumbered II you have apecia) high-Preakleo' of the Orange ~--dustry hiving worked for respooiatbllltiel he served u 1 difficult to collect; therefore, ' ~· h ~-bl --• 1 1-au move is to avoid owning value Items -worts of art, It's Important to query such Real F.state Exdia.nion. He s u c ,...,.. e ....... "t-""'es v ce PftS -oper ON anything You can't pack in a antiques -it is wise to ~ve judgmen and if accepted the gavel from as: Leadership Hou s Ing ,~:i'" ... ~U1n.S.Sou~~~~i1~n:°". suitcase. 'lbe other answer is them appraised, and list them have U::,,. ;..,~ outgoing President Bruce B. Systems, Kaulman and Broad ~ u~u to leave almost everything to ..a........1 Howey. Homes, Inc., American Hous-Partin bu alao ll!lrVed u a a moving company. separately, along with their t--.,.... Keep an eye oo loaders '!be ing Guild and 1n assocJatlon project superintendent with appralaed Valu . Make a la.st dleck of your Orange Coast Ex-wi'th ••-!a"·-•s -mpany, J. F -• ,. and •·----• Your most lmportan~ step is e, on your IR-cbed, bent or damaged, and changws coosiBtl ol mem-'~ i.rtcr ... v ran .. ....,res ""'n:s auu as to find a reliable van lioe. surance inventory. protest if you do not agree. bersbip of ml estate brokers, Q. HamJll and Son' Construe· a project manager with the Whether you are making a Several weeb before your Mak~ alast check of your specializing in property ex-_ti_on_Co_. ________ J_o_hn_ii_. Clar __ k_Co_m_:_pany_:_._ local or a long..<fistanoe move, move, notify friends, aparftnent -closets, cup-changes. 'Ibe total mem- checlt with your -Bet· periodicals. drift board. in-boarda,storag•are•.garag.. benhipcloledeacrvw•onov..-Nearly Everyone ter Bm.iness Bureau on the When your furniture arrives 35 million dollars worth of consumer experieOce recordJ surance and credit card com-at the neJ:t address, have an Real Estate tnnsaction.s ln of various companies. panies, creditors, federal in· idea of where it sOOoJd be 1172. come tax bureau and your placed. Check fir cllmlge, The ~ presented L • L =~~~~ andoote~_complaints~~ lhebomrolE>cbqorofllle istens to anders YOU SHOULD request selected firms to send out estimators a1 far in advance of your move as possible. Here it is vital to indicate rangemenls to change your In-you 1li"1 ~ Inventory. •~Y Year to llact Reynolda ol eurance policies to conform your carrier o1. IDJ' complaints Pasadeu co-ordl.mtor f o r with the different area rates.-f:.u~qulc~~~y~u~p:l~•~ible~.;;::;;::=:;1972.~~;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;:;;;=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:; Ask clocton and dentist to 11 recommend colleagues near your future home; gather medical records and birth and marriage certificates. Arrange to transfer your bank account and have your present bank provide credit references. Laguna Niguel is for having a ball. f'{ .. Bo-tel in Neaepert t ' Cottll1rucllon ...tl1 beldn Immediately qn Ille new f50-room, 110ve1Hlory Sbel'a- ton·N•WJ10'11loteL '!'be hotel will be located at MacArlhllr .Boulevanl an« Birch Streel In Newport B.adl .. part ol the Newport pi..,. project IOuth or lbe Onnge <'.otlnty AJrport. J • • FREE REAL ·' ESTATE LICENSING COURSE '· Famous Lieenling Course now available tbru Tarbell. Applicants.f1llly r eil)lbursed upon qualification." For de- tails call Mr. Sloan (714) 832-544-0 In ' Orange County, on weekends 832-7000. • BEAUTIFUL DANA POINT! •' •·Free · Placement Service f/J. Advance' Training Program BEA 1'1fUL 'FAMILY HOMEI Fount1i11 Y1Uey. Specious 5 Ndroom1, 2 b.+M. Elda~ e11try way. Dinit19 rom, bullt-1111 I clltk,.uh..-. F11t1lly rooM, J pafi"o1. Lov1ly decor. Gold •h19 car,.ti119 thruout. btre-la199 ro1r yerd. S47,950, h autiful oc••1t I Mount•i• .. 1.w, Tha top1 in lend· 1capin9. 4 bedroom•. l f11 ll be"tti .. Forfl'l1I cllni119 room, cleloo lritchen with built-i111 I cli1hwf11h1r. Fami ly room, flr1pl1ce 1011•· Iv priio1. Sun clock off ma1ter b.droom. No down tenn1 ',..,,if. Costa Mesa 1 Yi .Story ModelL Casta Mesa Near.:-Country Clubt $47,950. Prime I o cat Ion. $45,750. Immaculate 3 bedroom Beauutul ' -bedroQJ:Jl b:I~ .hgme on quiet cul de sac. with l full haths. 2100 iiq. ft. Family room with fireplace. • 1 ·l:~Y room, dining room.-;. TiJ.~ roof. Dinina' room , • ~in c o-n di, t.i on. Pjc-,diilhwuher. built-lns. Secluded tlft boOk perfect. ~00103) rear living roam. Show"s like mmi:' · . '"9d"'· 100164> 96Ul865. . . ___ · --------. . ' Mesa Verde Home!, $34.900. Most-deslra.Ne 4 bedroom home. Covered patio, dining room. Family room with a fireplace. v'acant-lmmediate possession pOuible. Very sharp! -2 battvJ;! (00830) 979-2390. Back aay Home! Gtorgeollll 3 bedroom home. Pool, heated &: filtered. Flaptone .~· . Patio. 2 , flftplacea. Fam.I!y ro o m . ~ ~ ~ullt-in• .. ; ~. Lo!Oi! fruit "-· .Ji.ll-1!o..l!!lQdl9" kenne]. Two ~-~!. U>ts oTelbow room. $69,D {00209) 540-1720 • Sharp T owliouse! : .. .. :sn.soo. In ~p dOnditlon. Large ""1. patio . " pool, 2 --~~heat. Dlnin& room, built-Ina, t dllhw~. Submit your of·, ,.... -11l1) , Just Listed! ----time on. .tl>e market. 3, bedrooms. 2 bath&. :l-9lory" , bOme on large l&t. FamDy room, huge OOntlll room. Covered patio, trult treei.. Nicely· tandM=aped. On qli!et ~-54().JJ3). ' 1 Year Old! $.18,950. A real charm home. 3 bedrooms. large covered patio, extra be.di. On quiet cut 'de aac. Fireplac(!, family room. Built-tm with dishwash· er. Many special features. As- aumable VA loan. (01351) MO-lnl. 3 Bdrm-$31,950! ln 'excellent condition 2 baths, dining room, kitchen built-ins with dishwasher. Fireplace, aecluded ~ e a r livjrJ& room. Large• ~ arlea. ·Room' for boat or camper. Forced-air heat. No down tenna available. (01%J&) 962-1373. ·In Top Colllfition! $34, 750. Prime c.oBeKe Park home on quiet cul de sac. l bedrooms, 2 baths. Dining room, family room. Patio, ftreed-alr heat. N i c e I y land•caped. No down ' l;I'a. (00646) 540--1720 Irvine $28,700-Low Down! No down 'G.I., 2 bedrooms, dining room, bui l t-ins, dishwasher. Fireplace. Rear 11\.tng room. Well-decorated. (00760) S40-1120 Especial~ Nice! $45,000 Attractive home. 4 bedrooms, l baths. High attic stoi-aae room. Huge patio. 9take tmf. Fittplace in fam- ily room. Dining room, diahwa1ber, built-ins. Carpeting thruout. Breakfast bar. 1mll95J 541>-lm Beauty Abounds! $50,950. The Ideal family home with professional landlC&piJJg. Located in the ranch area ot Irvin<. 3 tun baths, dining room, built-ins, dishwuber. Fireplace, family room. Shake root', co.vered patio. Sprinklers front &: rear. Raised planters. (01187) 979-2390. Newport . Beach Unlimited Beauty! $53, 150. Exciting 4 bedroom home. 3 full balhs. Love.ly view. Intercom. Citrus trees. Park-like back yard. Carpeting Ir drapes. Large rooms. Patlo. Dining room, built-inJ, dishwasher. Family room. One ot a ktnd home. (100654) 540-lral SJ7,9SO. 142-2561 . , • • HuntinCJton Beach La Cuesta Monterey! $41,500. Ultra sharp home. Custom beauty with thick shag carpeting, l bedrooms, 2 baths. Briclc patio, shake root Privacy-minded living room. Fireplace, family r o o m • Bullt-lns, dishwaaher & dining room. (110758) 962-8865. -------.- 4 Bdnns-$27,500! Very cozy Mme with Iota of paneling. Excellent location. 2 baths, dining room, built-ins & dishwasher. Ftteplace iP the den. Many extras. Won't 'iast long. (01225) 842-2561. Huntington Beach Gorgeous l.Mni! Super home witf'J""!""bedroom!, 2 baths. Patio, <Unliig room • All-modei;n ldtcben. ~te rumpus room with ·fireplace. Greenhouse, Property con&ilf&- of 3 lots. $69,500. (01242) 846-1383 That Special Home! $31,500. Very attractive 4 bed- room with many extras. •2 baths, aining room. Built-ms, flr@place, secluded rear living room. Shag ~. large COV· ered patio, (01"13) 846-00)4. abla. 493-4251 I Huntington Fountciin Valley --Nltl~l~~Dlll'--__ t Jdl'lllS-$36,_250 • Priced to sell. Excellent $29,000. Oleertul family home. ·Immaculate. -Deluxe-shag c~.ts. secluded rear living room. Fireplace,. ·built-bu;. HardwOOd floors.· Great buy! .842-0091. Fountain Valley Sparkling Clean! townhouse on quiet courtyard. 3 bathe.-dining room.1 p&tio. dish~r. Pool & clubhowle, Family room, built-ins with . dishwasher • .Pool & cl.uQhouse, patio. (01044) 84&-1383 ' Mission Viejo ' Beautiful Aegean! $51,000. Beailtiful tMuout. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths. Shag carpeting, drapeb Cen t r a I llltY:onditiolling. ining room. patio, built-ins, dishwasher. Fireplace-, family room. Fruit trees & lush landscaping. 1012";)8!<Hil60. LaCJuna Beach --·-Love~ Setting! .$35,000. Immaculate 2 bedroom home just one block from the ocean. HUge living room &: bedroom. Mo d ernized bathroom. Lovely settin&. quiet abounds. Dining r o o m , built-ins, dlsflwasher. Patio. (01216) lf94....mal. Exclusive Living! Ab8olutely marvelous. Ter- raced hillside, hone corral I: separate A-frame studk>. 4 bedrooms, ultra-modem kitchen. Dining room , fireplace, family room. Rear living room for 5 Bedrooms! + Pool! $39,500. EXtra ....,, home with extehlliw landle&ping. l.ots Of p&neling.1 Pool & oov.....i patio. Secluded llvl>Jg room, tireplaCe, family" roorti. Built-1.na with dishwasher, dlnlng room. (Oll06) 962--11166, $34,500. Beautiful home in top area. Near schOola A shops. 4 bedrooms, 2 bath!, family room, fireplace. Dining room, built-ins & patio. Secluded liv- ing room. Surrounding trult ~ caressing roses. (00884) 962-13'13. ---------' privacy-nllndod .,,.,_ av.r BeautHul "Condo''! $33,500. t-arge corner "condo" with l bedrooms, 3 .be.thst Built-in wet bar, fireplace, rear living room. t>inlng room, dilhwasber • .:& btµIt-lns. I:n-V~actnc.·P,rlced·to---.n: (01176) 962 8865,. Choice 4 Bedroom! $46,CMX>. Tiled enll.'Y hall," par. quet 1loon. Family room with cathedral ceiling. Formal din- ing room. Fireplace, di 11hwa11 b e r , built-ins. Absolutely llJ)Otlen. Recently redecorated. Huge pantry. (01(68) 962-8865. Sharp lbruout! $29,500. -Wenaecorated insl.d9 " out. Centrally localed. 3 bedrooms. 2 bath.a. Forced-air heat. Patio, dining room, built- ins. .Fireplace. SUbmit all otters. (01395) fM6-0604. YflSh Come True! $44,000. Make your dream come true In this 4 bedroom, 3 bath home. On extra-large lot. ImmacuJate condition, ereat location. Fireplace, Jamlly room. ·Dining room, patio. Dishwasher & built-ins. Won't last long! (01067) 846--0604. Won't Last! Scrumptious 4 bedroom home. 2 baths, cathedral celling. Shak~ root, patio, dining room. Dishwasher, built-ins, family room & fireplace. Large play area: Assumable VA loan. See early! $40'.SOO. (-Oll31) 846-al04. Prestige Home! $45,950. Most uniqUe home near the beach. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Formal dipµJg room built-ins. Sfu\ke . roar, .• patiO'. Fireplace, family room. Large pantry. Parquet.floors in large lamily room. ~ decking .ft patio. Lava rdck BBQ, Dwner transfeJTed. (01258) 962-8865. Love~ Home! $28,500. Attnlctive landsca~ ing, large rear yard. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, built-ins & dillf'iwasher. Patio. Take advant&g.' now! !01276) 962-5566. 4 Bdrm-No Down! Fantastic location, & re a t home. Large livin& room, formal dining, room. Family room, fireplace. 2 . bath.s, built-in~. Only 11~ yrs, old! Near everything. Largt entry: Large rear yrd-fdeal for pool! Owner mll:'it f!Uike quick sale! $34,500. 842-2561. Custom 4 Bdnn! $49,950. Many extra features. Dining , mom, family r00m. Modem built-ins. Pool, & fish ponda. Jack &: Jill dressing , room. Ranc~le architec- ture. PreatiK'! area,. At ap- praiSed value! 962-1373. Lake Forest! All The Eitras! $34,100. Owner anxious to sell. $45,750.2~~ .. uttful ~~:.~bed-3 bedroo dining' room, uo s. Wuuu1.011u set-. ~ room, ting with loads of privacy. ki~n built-~. -)..~On ex-..-:-BBQ, professional landscap- tra-1 a r g-e ,J .ot. Ce-Dt tng. Dining. room, fireplace, tra.llY.-~. l'll'elli$.ce, .CR\¥ family room l)eclQded rear ro\inding frees.----i30iiU:.-m>m:· 1iv1iig -room:.:'1.Il -~ lttt- 5% down & yau can move Jn! chen. (IJl.394) 830-6030. 842-~ ·- Fonner Model Home! $5.1,000. Tremendous home. 4 bedrooms, l separate Mths. Patio, three--qlr ga rag_ e. Fireplace, family room , kitchen b u l 1 t· -in 1 witb it~""""· -p.rpe\lng th r u o u t . Air-conditioned. -Cathedral ceiling, lhake roof. On quiet cul de .q.c in best location. (01141) ~1373. Beautiful T anouse $29,950. Largem model In beautiful condition. 4 bech0001s, 2 tun. baths.' Dining r oom., bui l t-i n • le dllhwoab<r. Den, pool • patio. For the fussy b<J>er. llllllll8) -· Most Desirable! S4f;,9oo. ~ Barcelona Greenbrook liome. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathl, dinitlg room, fireplace & family room. Modern built..;i}ns with dishwasher. carpeting & drapes. Lots of brick work on the patio. Ac· ceu to pool & clubhouse. IOJ.lll1) 84>-2561. Most Impressive! $41,001. Cathedral c e 11 in &' , eye-catching entrance. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Forced-air heat Secluded rear llvin& room. Fireplace, family. room. Dining room. Easy care. 101278) 84>-<691. • 3 Bdnn-$29,500! • Tastef ul ly decorat"1- Carpeting & drapes thruout. 2 baths. dining room, patio. Good nclgtiborhood, · walkfug diltance to sd¥>ols &. &bop- ping, Fireplace, family room. secluded living room. No down G.l. (89303) 830-6000. Country Living! $32,500. Bring 'lhe kids A: the horSes. Nk:e-:Jfom.f, W1th 1am1ly room, fireplace, patio. On tit acre. Om-als, stables:, ftl.ck room. Large ' shade tftea. Great mountam view. (01387) m<OOO. Excenent Choice! ~."10. In A-l condition. 4 bedroom.II, 2 full baths. Cen- tral ---·· Formal dining room. extra eating area. Modern kitchen with built-ins & dishwasher. Fireplace, family r o o m , secluded livb!g room. $49,900. 101165) ~- 1.Jlle Madel Home! $41,500. Many 1j>eautitul extru. • bedrooms, 2 baths. Large balcony, cent.ral ~ ditloning. Pjllio, ablke roof. Firtplaoe, · ~ rooin. Built-Ins, ~ .. ~ room. On qveri1zed""'-llWll4J 830-«l30. . "i "l" SOUTH COAST ·of.FICES \ COSTA MESA ltl l H .... IW .. M0-1721 NEWPORT BEACH .,..., "...,... c,.,., Dr. 140.lnt HUNTINGTON BEACH 16111 ---MZ.Uf1 FDUNf AIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH 11U4 ..... lll'lt ••2·1171 ,,, •• w .... u. 1424 161 MISSION VIEJO .... s. -Hwy. 4"'4001 ' SAN JUAN CAPISlRANO ""' ... OWrpo 4fJ..IM1 SAN CLEMEtU£ I •I l~ acres of exquisiteness. Complete privacy. $ 8 3. 00 0. (llll'182) 494-8003. San Juan Cap!st~a,n~ . • Extra '.....Mii .._ ____ -~1111111· A gorgeous 3 bedroom home with lots of extras. Oversi:.ed patio. Large grounds with beautiful ....,,..ping. - & tint alarm. Stereo system. 2 batba. Dining room, built-ins & dishwuher. Fl rep 1 ace, family room. OWner transfer- red &: must sell! $39,950. (00931)" 49>-1341 .Ch.Dice 4 Bedim! $42,300. Wonderful f a m i I y home. One mile from the beach. 3 bath5, patio. dialnc room. Cathedral aeillng in liv- big room. Huge yazd .. famil> reopi.. 9ffice In & a r a g e • Fireplaoe. Buil t -ins le --· 101047) 4'B-IMI. Close Ta Ocean! $39,000. 3 bedroom home with choice neighborhood. PleUlmt view of the billa. Di.nine room. built-ins & dishwasher. Fireplace. (012'J4) 493-1341. Pretty "CJ!ndo"! 131,"10. Enjoy younreU In 1hil lowly -·· bedrooms, 2 batbL F<ftt'd-eir beaL Tile ...,,. ~-'-: -~ ~ livtDg ...... dining ---(012-46) t!if.'1341. I ' San Clemente CuStom Biiilfr ' c I . ' ' I $46,SX>. Beautiful borne, Joyely area. Room for boat and trail· f'r. Fireplace, 1amUy room. Dining room, all modern built· Ins. Patio. Study room; Owner anxious to sell; {Ollll3) 49'l-7219 Cozy Custom! $42,500. Owner must leave. S bedrooms, 2 baths. To p residential . area. B p Q • low-maintenance yard. Dinin&" room, fireplace. I>iahwaabe. built-ins. Patio. ( 0 119 T) <l'J.1210. Outstanding riew! $46,"10. Tremendous ..... ,. harbor view. Surrounding fruit trees. l bedrooms, 2 bath& Formal dining room. Fireplace, rear ~ room. Modern built-ins. CustombuUt · Mme. Many memorable moments in store fDr YoUi fD:Qli6l-~--mo . .--·--. Ocean riew! $48,$0, Contemp o rary l bedrooms, 2 bath home, Patio. din~ rm. J>iMwube-r A built-ins. Firt'pld..' Grat area, beautiful landscapmg. (00690) ...,_mo. Dana Point Great riew! Atti'adiVe ':J'liedroom tiOme on quiet cul .de 118C. Best family area. ne&r beach le ahoppJn&. 2 baths, diQiDg room, built-ibs wi1h dishwasher. Patio, -room. $42.995. {OU8>). 493-6251.."" Magnif~nt riew! Georgeoos; ()rangt! Co u n t y valley view. Minored entry to this loveJy 4 bedroom borne. 2 baths, dfnin&" room, patio. Family room, fireplace. Built-Ins. --· w.m No down terms available.. (012ll) ~ Since 1926 '"'A'-' .. u ... NM1rn 1•• ........ .. I .1-11J ·!:._• C 5 • I , 4 •• mt , Since 1926 ) ffJ1 " ....... ·~· 1'112 lloha -146-IJI J ... " EL TORO UlJ1 mT .... 111. u~ DANA POINT \ . ' ' ' . l ............ • FORD COURIER -~ 'BRAND NEW '12 tAMPER CLEARANCE 1/2 TO••ICKU• W1Tll A .... U:TE LINE .CAMP.£R, SHELL • 36d v-1, !xtr•.cool1ng r . .n.for. ExPknr "A" Package. 133 lndlwl*I bestcutfron'I · 1tylesid1, Opt, R1tlo Rear Axle# 4.l.00x16,5 Ply tires. F10YRR09167 '72f:7J~MM•.l-· .. $15 88 . . - '72 PERRISVALLEY :s&95 . - . ,,_, .................. , ___ _ let-.-.; ,..,,CNIQI ....... ,, . Wf Ca 111111• UST $2"9 S229 6 , 6 7GALAXIE 500 Y-4. ...._,Ir-.. fldlry *' ........................... IT,,_ '6 5 ~DGE Pickup -Wt...,.... ........ ~ .... .-mao $888 . - \ 1973 P·INTO ~ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ' 2 DOO• j ~ ,.., .......... *'Iii . 1111tnor, Mi.ti~~ W ....,., • "c. ()ll:IGW1.W134) ' $ I FORD·LTD $·2088 71 Y-t. Me. tr .... !«*Y lir ai•tW..W.ii,. , • ,.,,.,.~PNtriWtlln.rldlD.MIW, , ~N.-t1. lilltfCl91fM. No.1.lmlS.. . -····---- '72,~·~~~M••·-~22· 88 '70•.D_,~!...,-SU-N •.,WGN;_ . .,,s 1 o·a· a·. j71 ~~~~~~··-$2 ·1 ·a· a·i • ........,..., ..... ,,..._..., . ._...._ -· ' ,.. ..,.,. Mtflflo, r~ia. ....,.,_Uc. Ht. ~. UWMI Nt. l9:1Clll kXU r • j • .... "• ' • I • FORD • , I . I J ' • • . ....., I , & • .,.. .... So 1t11Lttn.i Sa.-1-ElM Wanta .• j .._ .......................... 111-14'f ............... , ... ,". "' ..... ..,.. ..... ,.....,. • •••• ' 1• .•• .,. • --.... ... .,....,, • ...__.._...-.." • 11tome ...,. ·, _...,. ,__.,0,111 ~ ..... _..._.._ , __ _,.._ Or 11 01 • .r DAY & lllGHI' VIEWS from tbia spedaml•r Dover Sbons home • compl.W, ilelepo11y fumisbed! Exciting lge. swimming pool wilb automatic sliding roof for year around comfort. 4 bedrooms + Ylew, Bide formal diDIDg rm., panelled den .W. profOISlonal wet bar. '215,000. DOYEi SHOIES 'Rustic beavy sbakf roof OClCellla tbla oamforl· Ule·liled 2 --bome in -J)o. -.... '-eel .. a lpOCious ~ cor· -lot wllll lira -yon!. 3-car gar-.,., """"'".m clen -fireplace" wet ..... comped lr:ltdlm •tldjoiJdng bn!llful room. A loffly -w/npensive carpeling & <1r """.tus.ooo. OCEAN & .Elif VIEWS from Ibis beautifully bndocaped Cameo Shores home. 2 -.. -...... formal view dining rm., prden side family rm., lge. gour- met lrilcbe~. OPEN BOUSE Ibis Son. from 1 !05: See :c52r'l'iimciiLReilutml0$85,000. • BIG CANYON-$104,900 View of patioa from all rooms. Great lo- cation. Functional plan in tbla borne w/4 lge bdroomJ. Family rm, formal dining rm & S balbs. Wonderful island kllcben, kar gar. Gold 1bag carpeting. Quick possession. 29 AUGUSTA LNE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-S CORONA DEL MAR-$72,500 A rare find! Early .American b"i-level In cbeerful yellow le wblle en. Canyon le ocean view from Ibis very cbennlng home witb 3 bedrooms, rumpus room, 2 balbs a. bobby rm. Quiet & peaceful. 'lbe view is an Inspi- ration. 536 HAZEL DR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-S LINDA ISLE-BAYFRONT Lowest priced home now on the market on this exclusive island. Wann & friendly and many unusual features. 5 Bedrms, family rm w/wet bar, formal dining rm & 4'h batbs. 3 Fireplaces + barbeque & pier/slip. 16 LINDA ISLE --OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 2 Bdrm cottage w /nice front patio plus mod· em I Bdrm apt over dwble garage. Call for apt. to see. Maw Under Construction Lge 4 Bdrm, 3 ba home plus spacious 1 bdrm income unit. Vel!y creative design. Only steps from beacb. Give UJ a call for more details on this new &: beautiful prop- erty. Collins Island -..... $21,0llO 2 SI'ORY BARGAIN! FHA buyen wdcornel Clo9e to beach. Musive brick fireplace. 3 •b•he ~ rooms. Galley tltdM!n.. RE- FRIGERATOR, 100! Pri- vate patio. Pool + dub- booae. Act fut! 664Xll3.. $23,750 56 MODEL UNITS! Garden living! VERY spa. cic>ua plans. roRMAL DlN· ING! HUR petry ldtcbem.. BBQ, SAUNA, PtX>J.... CLUB- HOUSE. Air conditioned. l\luch more! Don't hesitate! ....... $24,500 • · You.Ctn Se!l It, Find It, Tr•de It With • Want Ad WJltl )I l ®C<)Jl lJJCl 11\' •• • I T r I , - Big Canyon 2J Royal St. George, Newport llffch FAIRWAY HOME, 5 BR, 3 frplcs, game rm., several extra outstanding features. Bold, colorful home. $195,000. Open Sunday 1·5:30 Ocean View OLD CORONA DEL MAR 2 New Homes under construction. Quality built homes witb very functional floor plan le all Iha latest new features that you would expect In a new c..tp111 home. Super view locations, In a cbarmlhl neighborhood; Iha s BR is ]lhced at sno,ooo.. the s BR at $140,000. Oover Shores Luxurious 4500 sq. IL 5 bedroom home with large dock, many extras, attractively priced at '180,000. 2845 E. Co••• Highway Conine del Mor 67s.6900 ~--------· HARBOR BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLU~ll9,000 fleautlfQI near-new 5 bedroom borne In this new area surround;:'.J(, tbe exclusive B.C. Country Club. Lge y 'room wltb wet bar le formal dining room. Luxurious cptng. Some view of goll course. For a nice big Here is one of California's most beautiful homes located.on a private iB!and.~and o!fer· Ing 135' of bayfront luxury. A multitude of views are offered from this 3 Bdrm residence . with suc:b features as a master bath appointed tllruout In onyx, library embraced by walnut fireplace, a lge dining rm having antique mirrored ceiling, formal living rm w/fan- tastic harbor view, 3-car garage, 60' boat slip & lge sundeck. Offered at $385,000. By 2 STORY EN'D UNIT FHA-OK! .JONI DOWN? le;. ';;.;;;--.:,;;•;;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Ge;;n;;t;;r;;•l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Opens to gree11. belt + BBQ I • and game pavilton. NEW paiDtl Very priW1e lllltlo. Enclo!ed ....... Ol>mplc pool + club aiou.e. CaD COMPANY ••ALIWs 2141 E. eo..t Hwy~ C... dol Mar "Wli.,. .... -In .... ,..1 -Sinai,_ 673 4400 ........ G I .. LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT MARCONI COYE MARINA -Boat allps, Pl dock. All lbere plJll 3IS acres '8115,0CIO. SKY VALLl;Y -llll5 Acfts, view mcmntain top, Dr llMrt cl. ldylhrlld llr fE,111111. TAE ROCK PILE -1liO Acres wltb rail- roed, l,a. ft blP pan! rodt, etc. $385,111111. -Sl!CIRTSMllft..U'm_~ -40 Acres w/ tmmi.1 2 beclnn 11ome, Vail Late. Gd ~ itAVDi ·.:..: uX A~~: ~ -~~ -~. ~ater'. .bl&"• CALL MORT PO!tTEOUS, Pete llam!lt . Rally IC&lDO Ganenl G..,.... * o,_~* Sw.Ja, f-Sp.m. IOQ5 Bom!e Dc!one, Irvine Terr., Sllt,000 ta Allllgua, Dover Sbores .... $118,500 2B1l ~ Dr., Baysbores .... $59,500 Zl21 Aralla St., Eallblllff . . . . . . . . '68,950 1521 Keel. llullor V"tew Bills . . . . . S87,500 645 Via Udo Nord, Lido Isle .. ._ .. $139,500 OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 11157 Bayside Dme, CdM . . . . . . $22S,OOO OPEN SAT 14 510 Avocado, Corona del Mar .... $120,000 * * * * * * SPECTACULAR VIEW OPEN SUN. 1-4 1005 Boonie Doooe, IRVINE TERRACE. Six years old le bea1>- llful! Beam ceillrJ&s, tile root $119,000. Carol TalUm C.D.M. NEW DUPLEX-VIEW! OPEN SAT. l.S P.M. 510 AVOCADO Beamed ceilings, self-deening ovens, beau-. llful carpets lo draperies. Eadi unit 3 Bdrm • fam. $120.000. Triana Bergin OPEN SUN. 1~1631 ANTIGUA See.this terrific 2 s1"'14 Bdrm. 3\IJ ba home overlooting Back Bay. Has fam rm, formal cllnlag nn lc view! Dover Shores' best buy! '111,500. Fee. Edie Olson. DRAMATIC REDUCTION AT $59.5111 Beautiful baysbore bome witb I bdnm a. 2 balbs. Enjoy family liftlg willl private pied -.. 2811 Ba}'Dore Dr. OPEN SUN AFJ:ERNOON. Mary Hane:r. LARGE LIDO LOT Room to rardl!ll or expend ar far 1""' ~ pet. Three bdnm • cl.D • Clllrmlllg. price '9l,500. Gene VroelaJld. PRESTIGE LIDO CORNER Dninalic "Ooe-<>f+Kind". Best Lido ad- dreu. SpaciouJ nns. Excellent floor plan. .I lldnlll + lam/dining rm. 2 flplcs, kar prap. Call Buel Auslln. _...... Coldwsl,BaM ... ,.., ~ • NSWPORT CENTIER DR., N.B. famil 16 PJ'kHURST LNE. OPEN SUN 1-5 LINDA ISLll-$i45,0llO Fine CUJlom detail lhrobghout this beautiful 4 bedroom bom,. Family rm with sunken ft! bar, bUlianl rm, formal dining rm & 4¥.o balbs. Pier & slip for boat up to 65' 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SA'l'/SUN 1-5 THE "CHANNEL REEF"-$140,0llO iAmlry! On tbe water. Completely refur. bisbed with plush cptng le drapes, beams, paneling, abundant marble le many otber line appts. 2 BR, 2 hatb "own-)'OW'<Jwn". Adult occupied. Pool, great w, pier/slips. DOVER SHORES-$240,000 Fanlutlc view and fantastic borne! 'lbe very flnest In decorating. Near-new 4 bdrm Frencll Regency wltb fam rm, formal diDIDg rm le unusual pool. Cal!'for appointment Sltf BUFFS! MAMMOTH LAKE % ••A" Frame "Chalets" on 1 fee Jot. Village area. Built 1m. 3 BR & 2 BR+. PresenUy leased. May be shown by arrangement Tbe mow is good & Ibis prop. ls too! $51,000 BROKERS & SALESMEN We have an .opening In our Residential D~ vision for an experienced man or woman possessing entbuslasm and integrity. U you are Interested In a beautiful office In the finest location. working with congenial asso- ciates, we are interested in meeting you. Office Open s.turday & Sunday 110ur 21th Year1' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., R .. ltors 2111 S.n Jo.quin Hlll1 Road "Owrlooldng Big C•nyon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 641-4910 Generol General OPEN HOMES 3 IEDROOM & FAMILY 418 Hue!, Corona del Mar, Open Sunday 1 to 5, 6711-7225. 2 BEDROOM & DEN 2511 Crestview, Bayshores, Open Sunday I to 5, 675-7225. DUl'LEX 3 BDRM. + 3 BDRM. -412 Iris, Corona del Mar, Open Sun.11-12 & 2-5, 675-7225. 4 BEDROOM & FAMILY l!W ca.tie Cove, CdM, ()pen Sunday 1 lo 5, 675-7225. 3 BEDROOM 924 Congress, Costa Mesa, ()pen Sunday 1·5, $25,600, 646-0555. DUl'LEX 2390 A & B. Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa, Open Sal and Sun. 1-5, $54,95-0. 646-0555. 3 BEDROOM & FAMILY 9042 Aloha,.J!untlngton Beach, Open Sunday I to 5, '37 ,ouu -646-0555. 4 BEDROOM -POOL -VIEW 2845 Alta Vista, East Bluff, Newport Beach, Open Sal & Sun., 1 to 5, '75,000 -646-0555. 0..-11 OCEANVIEW Custom-designed & built With a breatb·tak· in11 view of the Paclllc Ocean. Ideal as a hid• any or homo. Lge. 80x!S2 fl lot Don't wall to call on tbla. Only $89,5-00. CORBIN· MARTIN appt only. · Open .JJ.ou.Jej Suncloy 1·5 202 Emerald A most engaging 2-story home offering 3 bdrma, den, 2 ba. Magnificent kitchen & lush prtvate patio .. Great location near beac:b. Fairly prll:ed at $98,500. .Sat & Sun 1 ·5 137 Topaz If you are seeking a lovely home with inrome attached, you must see this most charming properly. The bome offers 4 bdrms, 3 ba, a · 2-slory beamed ceiling living rm & 2 patios. Cozy 1 bdrm apt In the rear. Sat & Sun 1-5 310 So. Bayfront Spectacular bayfront duplex on corner loca· tion otters the ultimate in panoramic bay views. Huge 3 bdrm, 3 ha upper unit w/en- closed patio. Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 ba lower unit. Nice swim.ming beach in front. See it Utls weekend. Newport Heights lmmac.3 bdrm, 2 ba home. This 19vely home has jUJI been completely redecorated & ls in move-in cond. Covered patio off living rm, lge rear yard & dbl garage. Home must be .seen lo be appreciated. By appt only. Corona del Mar Walk to the beac:b ·from this exquisite, cre- ativel,y designed 3 bdrm home. Beaut garden entry' gives an atmosphere of real privacy. Teak cabinets In kitchen. Please call for appt to see. 229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 67S-llll WILLIAM WINTON REALTOR General General I """'.' 645-0lll.31!.~ -- m.• . 3 BEDROOM. 2 sn>RY !t0% ftnancial anllable! GI.Am FAMILY ROOll! 8rtle kitchen facu ~ belt. Teen center. Billiarda + card room. Bl1n& all otters! VERY ANXIOUS . call today! 645-0nl. 164,IOO _WATERFRONT + boot s11p ."1.US"J<ANY MORE • AU. AREAS -to pnMewcall· . 645a1 I OHi \ l L 111\0\ ,g £ ,, ~ LA coma Yflll In 1.aCJU1141 Hills MODEi. HOME FOR SALE PLAN22 ALONDRA-$39,7111 3 BR -2 BAnIS • FAM RM HUGE .llASI'ER SUITE e LllJ!Uriouo C.rpot e UpgrMltd Fr-Tile • DrtpH eWals& p.,..11 •Air llnlng • Huge Let e Conrod Pollo e Lulh Londlcoplnsi e Sprtnk'-" MIN. 211% DOWN Occuponcy May .. J-- 5 BIG BR, lam/UY/ .... ,_,,., :ieoo .. ft. - -By -5&-1113 lGtntrol HARBOR VIEW HO~IES ' SHARP CARMI!\. MOOIL S bedrooms and family room -Shon lib a model home! New carpets, quiet cul-cl~ atNet, Jara• IOI, room for pool. , . $69,GOO I'll PORTOl'INO MODEL L11o:e new, a bedroo..mA, family room1• bon111 room/sleep- ing loft. carpets lhtuout. Spantsb we entry ao4 bonus room. $71,500 I'll HARBOR VIEW HOMES REALTY REALTORS Coll Anytt-644-7662~~~~~~~~8~33~.0~7~8~0 ~~~~~~~I ' JlJo Wakr/ronl El<ceptlonal 5 bdrm., 3-slory borne wltb pier & slip. Magnificent Soutb bay view from all S levels. Remodeled kitchen & family room. Price reduced to $210,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR· 675-6161 MACNAB IRVINE F LN..E.R _ H.O..M.E..S. _ BIG CANYON MODEL Warm elegant 4BR w/beam celling, brick wall & fireplace in FR. Barbara Gothard 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 p.m. #21 Hermitage Ln. (E28) DOVER SHORES-FURNISHED HOME . Decorated & furnished by Russ Tumelaon. 4BR. Roman batb & c1r .. s1ng room off master, mirrored wardrobes. Garden atri- um, enclosed pool w /retractable roof. A MUST SEE. Elaine SVedeen 642-8235. (E29) UNEXCELLED SPYGLASS-$121,000 View of Barbor, lights, Pacllic Ocean, & valley. 2-story. 4BR, brand new. A fabulous buy. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (E30) TOMORROW'S LOOK Without question, one of the most com- plete custom homes designed 'W /"YOU" In mind. A BoB Canyon "VERY SPECIAL" -$194,500. Lots II-Wier 642-8235. (ESl) "HIGH ON A HILL TOP-VIEW" Exquisitely decorated 4BR, DR, FR In Turtlerock ! Magnificent day & night VIEW! Laszlo Sharkany 64+6:>A>O. (El9) CAMEO SHORES-VIEW Exquisitely decorated 388-J batb home. Gorgeous pool w/founlaln. Breathtaking ocean view. ExcellenUy priced at $139,500. Elaine SVedeen 642-8235. (E21l) BIG CANYON CUSTOM VIEW SITE Lg. lot on the Fairway In Big Canyon. In- cluded are plans for a 6BR custom home. $65,000. Tom Queen 64+6:>A>O. (E32) OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 1-5 JUST LISTED-EASTBLUFFll VIEWI 2500 sq. ft. 3JlR. DR, rumpus room! One of tbe largest lots in Eastbluffl 800 sq. ft. custom patio! Loaded w/extras I Laszlo Shartany 64H200. 29S6 ALTA VISTA. (E33) BALBOA ISLAND 10 yrs. new SBR home w /oidlll'. studio le sarage. 2 patiol, 2 fireplaces. Short es- crow. Dona Cblcltelter 642-8235. 220 AME- THYST. (E3') IRVINE TERRACE VIEW New listing. Immaculate 2BR + den view llOma w/pool. Perfect for couple; $83,llOO. Tim .Queen ~. 624 RAMONA. (;E24) AS LITTLE AS $12',000 Step up to SBR't + FR. #52 ROYAL ST. QEORGE. (E311) .. • LINDA ISLE BAY BIAUTY Bnnd new-marvelous--game room. 4BR, 4~ baths, FR, formal DR. Space for c:rul.set. #46 LINDA ISLE. (E36) [lrvlna I •.: --~c ,, 1 I .. ------Ml·- • " ' • • I I ' ' ' ' s.mr. -.. 197) ' -.... ~I -~ leJI -·-· ~ I --Eil I ------I _.... ~I ·:--I~ I ---l~ Gana al C1s1nl • U,_..l()UI: tif)Mft 1llEBESI'HOMES-. .• .. IN 1llE nEsr AREAS • CUSTOM GOLF COURSE AllOOE.--Spnwl- lng custom 4 beclroem nem the Mesa Vonle Country Club Golf C<June. Sligbll~ish flavor I beam ~ilings, erc;ttng and many extra features. 3)111 i;q. IL in all! At $110,000. OPIN TODAY. 17U PAMAT elect.I. MBA.-_ c..L UN19UI HOlllD or-W ,.._ ltl BM .......... McCllj • @i' REDUCED $3.000 TD S64.S00-'lbis is a four bedroom single story on a terr.iced view lot in Cameo Higblamts caccess to private beach). Courtyard entry, spacious floor plan that allows for innovative decorator ideas. Now $64,!IOO. . OPIN TOeAT • n& CAlllO 1•1= I I " CAllllO 1111111 ... Ciil UNl9Ul HOMB OF c:oaoMA m, MM,,~ .. _ .. __ ~ ROYAL ST. GEORGE-Royal lo<alion in fashionable Big canyon. Rue five bedroom, single story with a royal ,,,,_,,t of niom to · roam. Great Door plan, dramatic interior and you 'know the Big canyoo amenities! Zuper! Priced at $UUOO for Im! belhooms. OHM TODAY, H IOYAL ST. SIOISI;. 115 CAllYOll. II.A. UNl9UI HOMES OfCOIOllA lllL MAa.~ ......... ._.II I @ LOVELY LIDO LOCATION-This four becl- room Unique Lido lsle home is localed right in the heart or things. a yodel from the yacht club and a tip toe from the tennis courts. Whattaspot• There's upputbmily for some decorating, but the price is a Unique (for Lido) $69,500. . · OPIN TODAY, 124 ftA ...... UIO 111.f.. ..... UNtqUI HOM& OF MWPOCI IEACM,. I• Im' ....... ._.SF I ----@---- Gt TAKE FIVE-Split level Lmlt-S becl- room in Eastbluff. Beautiful ClQlldition• Bad< yard dominated with dri;ng and a spartling J>Ol!Vi!lilel'Wiiffig area.-maDya·ln!ilt<Er.- citing floor plan. $114.toll. OPIN TODAY. Dl6 AIAll' USJW. aa. UNtfUI HOMD a. COIDllA M. tua. QS.6W .. _ .. __ • HAPPINESS -Almost 1/2 acre in. Harbor View llilli ! Oh happy day! And in the middle of it all is a clever 4 bedroom single story 1 with decor that will involve ynu for boors. You11 love It! Really Unique! Vf910DAT, JffO tAU &ll!N, MAllOI YU HIUS. CDM •19UI HOMD Of CORONA DIL MAI. 67WOOI .. _ .. , __ ---@--- REDUCED $3,000 TO $64,500-This is a four bedroom single story on a terraced view lot ·in Cameo Highlands (access to private beach). Courtyard entry, spacious floor plan that allows for innovative decorator ideas. now $&1,500. , Ol'IM muy, JlA CAMIQ HIQHIANDS DI .. CDM_ llllqtll NOMI'S OF COIONA. DR MAI. 47MOll .. .,....,,_.,. ... ~~~ ...... ~~-.~~- A NEAT ONE-Zuper clean 4 bedroom on a pool size lot in Westclifi/Harbor Highlands area. Great days! Roomy family room with massive fireplace adjacent to country kit· chen. Take Santiago to Estelle to Anita. It's neat, ahb! At $69,!IOO. OPIN TODAY, 1521 ANITA. WISTCLIFF, N.I. UM19UI HOMES OF NIWPOIT IUCH, '4S·65ot A llltftlt of Morin hedy THE NEMESIS OF NAUTILUS-Beautiful Baycrest neighborhood. Spacious four bed- room. large living and family area open onto deep water swimming pool. Good teenager floor plan, excellent location. New carpets. Offered at $84.500 .. Of'8I TODAY, 2116 NAUTILUS, NIWPOIT llACM tillff9ft HOMD OF NIWPOlkT llACH. MW511 A lhtl1tt ef Did y.,... ---@·--- BEAUTIFUL 5 BEDROOM -Summerset model-{;reat family room with wet bar and fin!place, lovely yard--with11atio~--brlek fireplaces, heavy beams. $74,500. OftN TODAY. Hll POIT NOVINCr. N.1. UMl9111 HOMIS OF COIONA DEL MAI., 67WOM A ..... .t Morforle MllllM o .... ~tt.-S.!f.I. '6••••••-a REALTORS _ _,CIQQr,._ ~DILMM.Cllllf. 644·72'10 "March" into BEAUTY AND THE BEACH FRESH, CRISI', l'ENIJISULA POINT HOME -2 Bedrooms and bath, features huge brick fireploce. bulll-in B-B-Q in patio, tastefully deronled. Priced at ............. $65,000. 2101 Miramar, Balboa Open Sat & Sun 1..5 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA New on the Market. Nw Schooli. .. Bedroonu. 2 Baths... Bit Dllbwuher. Paneled Ltvtnc Room. Good Locotton. """"""' -Home tor U,... Famil)'. $29,500. Olli A n >' t l m •, -OPEN HOME EAST BLUFF SAT. & SUN. thi8 condo BAUOA ISLAND WATERFRONT 1 TO 5 1-~int tln\e on the n1Arket. 4 Bedroom, 2~ Bat b •- Formal Dtnlng Room. A Beau\.)' ol a Swi.mnq Pool. ,,__ O.Ckl •• Terraced Back Ymrd. Tip Top Co ndit ion . All Professionally Decorated. 2845 Alta Viala,Newport Beach. $75 .000. can Anytime, 64&-«>16. -BACK 1lA Y AREA -3 Bedroom, 2~ bath, buill-in kitchen, stone firep-F AMJ.. LY ROOM. community pool & REC. ROOMS including billiards. Fee land close to every- thing. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ..... ~Siii>. "Tax Time" is here LAltGE 4 OR 5 BEDROOM HOME -built to withstand many years of !amily enjoyment. Fantastic view of lhe bay activities from ex- cellent location across from Pavilion. Offer- ed al ......................... $180,000. 542 So. S.y Front, nrTurquoiM Opon Sat & Sun I ·S PLAIN JANE 16 Units $3.000 DOWN -will buy this fully carpeted 3 bedroom cottage, stove and refrigerator, included. Four clooed garages, on large R-2 lot in O>sta Mesa. Fully !enced. Have fun with this one and watch your money 3 BEOROOMS -ANAHBM . . . in excellent rental area close to large shopping center. TWO SEPARATE BUILD- INGS. 11-2 Bedroom unfumiahed. 11-1 Becl- room furnished. Large heated pool Covered lanai, ping.pong and shuffleboard. WILL TRADE . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. .. . . . $2'lll,OOO. "Tee Up" in Mesa Verde BEAUTIFUL SPANISH style home on the 12th hole of Mesa Venle Golf Course. CUS- TOM carpets & drapes. 5 bedrooms. 3 baths, -family-room,-WE!r-BAB, . ing room. Beaut. master suite and INVIT- ING PATIO facing the Golf Course. $84,9511 • "Townhouse" cl08e to the beach Lovely 3 bedroom, 212 baths, dining room, fireplace, nice patio. Pool privileges, dose to everything. YOU OWN THE LAND. Say, "Hello" to a good buy You'll enjoy this lovely FAMILY HOME .. B secluded olJ'eet~. 41Jedniom; 2 bath, PANELED family room with - fireplace plus many custom features. Large fenced yard and patio • . . . .. .. ..... '63.liOO. * OPEN HOUSES * grow. 642.-135.1 ................... $24,950. RYE OR MORE CHILDREN? A BRAND NEW HOME -on the hill over- looking the harbor. 6-bedrooms, 4 baths, 3 car garage. large pantry, lull kitchen. family room and dining room, huge master sui~P., much, much more .............. $122.000. SHAIP AND IMMACULATE NEW SHAG CARPETING THRUOUT -3 Bedroom.t family room, bui1tin gas kitchen, . 2 mlhS, covere<I patio pTus camper/tralrer space. sprinklers. walled yard. $29,950. 642-4353. J Off',.. Open S.turdays-i Suncla PETE BARRm REALTY 1605 WMkllff Or., N.B. 642-5200 , ---------General of;nJa Jj/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 25 Lindai Isle Drive CUstnm 4 bdrm., 3'h baths. or 3 bdrm. & lge. game rm. Facing Harbor Island. Mstr. Bdrm. has adjoin. study, Mstr. ba. has ja-cum &: sauna rm. Slip for lge. boaL $265,000. Ftnrt time on the market - 1'~amily Room, Forma1 Dining Room and 2 Baths. lmmacu1ale' Move-in Con- dition. New Carp e ting throughout. B/I G as Kitchen. All this for only $31,960. Call An y ti 1n e, &16-0555. ADD MORE UNITS * BAYSHORES * 2500 MARINO OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S PINES'I' reii:identlal area \\>ilh 2 ll'rivate s a n d y beaches -Chafmhl&' home: on l&:e. lrreg. cor. lot, huae llv. room, lge. family room. nice din. area. 2 bdnn!I., 2 baths, bU-lnii. covered patio + carport for boat - Vacant-.... _$59,500. * BAYSHORES * Linda Isle Watorft-ont Just completed -modern 5 bdrm., 4'h bath ATl'RACTIVE ' Br. 2 ha. 1.ce. uvtno nn., di""" ano, home with ,lami~l rm., game rm., formal din· elec. blt-ina. WIW cup. A · -ing-rm..,.·magnifieent-25·fb-watemont-living-drapea_.11/:;Cilo. Xlal rm. w/frplc. &: wet bar ........ , . $285,000. ~.~ Prtc:ed 53 Lind• Is .. Drive Elegant 5 bdrm.,~ baths; on lagoon. New carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lge. attic stor· a,ge area. 4 frplaces. Lovely garden & large slip ............................ $212,000 "C" THOMAS Realtor 224 w. Coast HWy 54&-6527 Newport Beach Eve 545-S6l't Ul'lllC>UI: tlf)MI:§ 4 BDRM & FAM. -1711 Terrapin Way, Bay- crest, N.B. '63,500. Sat & SUn 1..5. For C-ptei. Information On All Homos & Lot., PIHM C•ll: RACQUET CLUB Huge Bonn •-REALTORS BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Waterfall Pool General SERVICE -....,. EXPERIENCE ca p _,,., OPEN SAT. Ii SUN. P.M. 611 ACACIA, CdM Lovely 2 BR + guest quarters on ocean Ede of Hiway. Ready to move in _, '51,SIG. MAGNIFICENT B.EGANCE Spacious custom-built home (4lill0 sq fl) with a spectacular view of Bay &: Oczm. Fe.a. lures include 4 lge bedrooms. 3 baths, -- der room, 311 fl. living rm, lge funnal din- ing rm & extra lg• family room wilh ~ place & wet bar. J.<:ar garage. Please call for appt. HARBOR VIEW tm I 5 If a marine view turns JUll :-~VE tbiJ elegant home willl a · cllly and night view. Built as his owa llome by a prominent developer, it~ the CllJll>o fort & prestige you would like. J lge bdnns, formal dining rm, beautiful pOol 6 master bdrm with Ilis &: Her baths. Please call for details. 1101 Ebbtide. Open Sat &:Sun Hi PM 675-MI &15-m chnor•I of;,.Ja !)J. PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES • SHOWN BY~ SJ llnM Ille Drift Elegant 5 bdrm., •~ baths; • lqoan. New carpeta, m.i-... n»paper. 1'L altlc storage area.. 4..frplaces..~ pnlen 6 I I Goner al BEST IN NEW BLUFFS Bnad New • 4 Bdrm., 3 Bath In the exclusive new area "Homes on the Bay," this spacious 2200 sq. rt. condo is due for completion in May. Buy now &: select your own color in luxurious Karastan car· peting. $64,950. Please let me show you this exclus· ive, new listing as well as the other condos avail. at this time in The Bluffs. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 64441:14 Multiple Listing Member GeMral General 711 IRIS Open Sunday 1.5 2 bdrm !root house + 3 bdrm, 2 bath rear unit.. Used brick patio, towerll}g trees and a love!~. rural setting. Entire property in top condition. $75,000: Q, Orange Coast REAL ESTATE 644 4141 1600 E. C011t Hwv., Corona dtl Mar General EASTSIDE COSTA MESA NEW LISTINGll I Quiet ·elegance in this quality built home. Located on a large lot with shade trees. Tbere are 3 BR.; lrplc.; complete electric titcben. Priced to sell at $34,750. CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS C.11 Ariyt_ime 644-7662 Genoral NEW BAYFRONT USTING 4 BDRM & F-. -1939 Part Weybridge, Harbor View Homes, N .B. $76.500. Sat & Sun 1-5. AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES REAL TORS • . • • • •••••• 644-7211 G111nl 675-6161 --·' CHINA COYE 2711 SHELL ST. c. F. COLESWOITHY & co. CU~ui=:,:·.:p~ ~~ch. Ex· HEY--FIX ME UP dusively yours for $85,000. CORONA DEL MAR THE IRWIN COMPANY IRVINE -2 STORY! wrot iron entry. Giant llvir_:11 1'00rtt. FORMAL DINING! Bright ldtcben OW!rb:D pool .ettlng. Oen or OF~ flCE! "Fealun!1" a 50. rooT BONUS ROOMI plua a BPMkllnl custom waterfal pootl Low ..... park m. yanl. A MUl<J' SEE pro- perty! Unbetk'vable plioal Call~ Corona del Mar south or the bigbway. Older REALTORS roomy 1 bedroom cottage on an R-2 lot. PO&- sibilities galore. Bring your awn dreams. "Fantastic View'' Priced right at $44,!IOO. ..,xa.usrvav YOURS" Corona del Mar HARBOR HIGHLANDS _.,..,..,,,.. ..... _ °::.:"':::.1m: ,':'~.;. p1~ Walking distance lo Mariners Scbool 4 West-Mar'• finest area. Harbor cliff shopping. FIVE bedrooms, three baths View Hill•. Lui« pool wilh & a heated pool New paint in le out. new Jacuzzi and pool-sweep. flooring in the built-in eledric kitchen 6:; Thia home Is sharp. clean · 1-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::========::c..-1 andreatlf tomove into.A dining area. $59, 750 view you will never forget BACK BAY-COUNT THE EX11AS IGoo·--;-;;;;;11 ;;;;,;-;;;;;;;-;:Got;:;-;:.;,...;:.;•::. 1 -----1 ~~~F;" m':!. ";: Court yard entry, garden -. formal AXER-UPPER! WATCH THE formation pleaae call dining room. eating area in the -. lediicecl-Saff $ BOAT PARADE m..isso. vaulted beam ceilings, family room -PRICE rul<J' DROPPED! fireplace, decorator wall coverings, %~ baths. --1ovtno .,.,._ Honest this is noore than just 4 bedroom Gm1 ......,. pod • OR • borne. We would love to show it to you. --OVER.-«• llOO SIZE LOT! Big fam!J7. bed-.-., • T'OOl'DL ())un(ry kitchen. Di5tunasttt PLUS water-WISTERIA COVERED PATIO ...,_,, Giant.._.._ Large park-like rear yard securely enclosed A'1XIOUS • ..ii.. ''""""' all Pl of ,.. oountry! BatgaJn priced ror by a cement block w . ..rty room w ..., -· TAKE ADVAN· take a pool and leave space for the slide and TAGE . <Oil '4>-«llll. !wing seL !JnmacUi.. ..... bedroom, % bath custom built home located on a quiet Eastside cul-de-sac -L Large paneled family room. separate service porch, built· in gas blcbm including new dishwasher. Shows like a model '42,500. OPEN HOUSE 1 :00.S:OO 308 OIEJtO 1111\l\J l.lil\ll\ . . . YA BUYEIS ~VE~~ Loolling For A 1• ....., • _ .. ,..., 1 Home At The CAREFREE LIVING -· .. family. MJy ? _ .. _i.. Beach? .._ Loeated ....,. on.rt• our • -.. with ""r.;;::;:~~:f.::::~I """" """ -NO ' M• hathO, ... ont, s+uoo Stofter's Deli...., dailrrn pQmehls to WU.. at and 2'11 >'""' new mo sq. ,..,. 134,3.Mt-mt o,.a i:-. !t. Of..,........ all. on ONE Sharp Cott• THE GOOD CONDO LIFE Foriet about that oalslde yard wmt-11114 coocentrate on your game Ii golf or tennis. Vacant and ready for your impedloa Is tbiJ spacious 3 bedroom formal dining area unlt. Close to pool area. Complete a>odem P•hne VI• lido Soud locatl.,, kitchen. This popular "E" plan Is designed Charming 5 Bdrm, family home w/pier & for leisurely family living and graciou5 en-.,.1-HERITAGE '~ ~ !n ~ANlotD with 2 bdrm plui den, ~ oo. ..._ ... .,,;i......,.s conwrted lnto !rd bdrm u thr beach. Just a short walk. f•ml~ •itt: lncJ"Oltl.. [MP A tr\11,y excepdoftlll home. rumpus roon1 off muW . REALTORS stip lo accommodate 65' boat. $2!1.~.0clo. tertainlng. Qul~.Possession ii desired. Pric- C.11 D.vldoon RNlty for appointm..,t ed rfgllt at $58,...,. WANT A CHARMER '-,!;!!,!~~~~~~! .,._,.....lllO-Ol661oran b<d,...m, FIA hal, ps ~ appolntment. ~l-1na. Camper pte for "°' c. • ..-.,,,_11•ti..,. ·-1 w cDAYlt ~NNRBEAL'.f'Y ~'1767 &4MIJI ~!':'m..2-~~.~ ~--On All Hoow & lolo, -Call: -• OH n~r ·• • • -' --in fhe """ of -~~·::;;•L-;.::;:,___,,...,,,.-,-,-, large lllp. . .................... _. .. #12,D baek :yard en4'f. M~ priced o.l only-$26.000 wRh t'l:IA·VA ll'l'lllL <;a,11 now bdort thta one la gone. 1 ~~11111~6 ~No-•,,;"°'~rt~B!!!lvd.;;;"~N!!!:s,,.!!!!!~!!!!!m.~~tOM~!!!(::---:---'W:..:E:....:.HA=VEc::....:.;R'::E;:.;NT":°:A=LS-':°:-::--:=:::I """'°" •-a' e • . CONDO, Fftncb Quarten. l Ill GRUNDY, IEALTOR I' -. All.,..........,."' bc1nn. 2li ha. """'· dbl 1 ..... 34 ... 1 ,.a.we ........ °" ... • ... 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HOUSES FOR SALE ess2 Woodlawn Ur., Huntington B<h. 842-2&02 '411,500 (Sun 1·5) 'I BEDROOM *8232 Terry DT., Huntington Beach 405 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 842-4657 '40,500 rSun 10-8) 640--0020 (Sun l.S) 16752 Heritage Lene, Huntington Beach 2101 Miramar~ :!1~ula ·842-4864 '38.500 (Daily 12-61 •'"·5200 ... ,000 (Sat & Sun l·S) 20'Zll Big Bend, Huntington Beach ~ '"" 962-5511 $54,900 (Sun 12-51 iftift44ll W. Co .. t Hwy., Newport Beach *1233 Highland, Newport Beach 642-5200 S87,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 64 l).84()0 '84.500 (Sun 1·5) 2596 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 1711 Terrapin Way (Baycrest) NB 673-6900 $59,500 (Sun 12:30-5) 644-7270 $6.1,!500 (Sat&Sun 1-5) 2 BR .. FAMll Y RM OR DEN HVuH ) NB *1106 Somerset (Westclill) NB 1939 Port Weybridge ( omes 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-7270 $76,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 624 Ramona (Irvine Terr.) CdM *1805 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB 644-6200 $68.000 (Sat & Sun l·S) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 17912 Hopkins, University Park 1801 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB 673-8550 $42,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 17891 Bascom. Irvine 21 Hermitage Ln (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 2-4) 552-7241 $43,500 (Sat & Sun l0-5) 186 Sboreclills (Sboreclills) CdM 3 BEDROOMS 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1401 w. Folliver, Santa Ana tt•56 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 842-2561 $25,995 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1200 MrCormark Ln ., Costa Mesa 1527 Anita (Westclill) NB 962-1373 $31.950 fSun 1·5) 642-3235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2242 Donnie Rd .. Newport Beach *1244 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235 (Sat & sun 1·5) 618 Tustin, Newport Heights •:ro Royal SI. George (Big Canyon) NB 673-U42 675-6459 (Sun 1·5) 644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 37S Esther St. (Eastside) CM 5652 Highgate (off Edgehill) TR Terr. 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-6200 $97,500 (Sun 1·5) 7792-Acacia-'Pree,lrvi lno.skylM)<.fBaye~ ).NB.- 833--0793 (Sun 1-4) 64U235 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2693 Riverside (Back Bay) CM 825 Presidio Dr. (Mesa de! Mar) CM 64().0166 -$29.950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 546-4141 $33,900 (Sun 1·5) *4521 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM 2846 Crilos Rd., Costa Mesa 642-8235 $139,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 546-l!:ro $46,950 (Sun 1·51 615 Powell, Newport Beach 4620 Wayne Rd., Corona de! Mar 645-8400 $44,500 (Sat & Son 1-5) 673-= (Dally 1·5) 1376 Temple Hills Dr .. Laguna Beach *3821 Inlet Isle Dr., Corona de! Mar . ~ $68,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673-8550 $115.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2356 College Dr., Costa Mesa 716 Cameo Highlands Dr .. CdM 557-4130 $33.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 67:;.oo()() $64,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4405 W. Coast Hwv .. W. Newport Beaeh 3900 Park Green (HVulils) CdM 675-6000 $92.500 (Sun 1·5) 675-6000 '84,500 (Sun 1·5) 8661 St. Augustine, Huntington Beach 1521 Anita Lane, Newport Beach 536-6097 $34,900 (Sat & Sun 10-5) &l!>-6500 $69,900 (Sun 1·5) 2811 Bayshore Dr. (Bayshores) NB *:rooo Nautilus (Baycresl) NB 644-2430 ·$59,500 (Sun 1-5) 675-6000 $84,!500 (Son 1·5) 321 Vista Suerte, Newport Beac~ , *3672 Bates (CU!verdale) Irvine 64().00;ro (Sat & Sun 1-5) 551-5911 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1201 Dorset, Costa Mesa 1783 Panay Circ. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313 $29,600 (Sun 1·5) 546-5990 $110,000 (Sun 1·5) 3 BR.-&-FAM!l Y RM. OR DEN 3004 Ocean Ave., Corona de! Mar 827 Via Udo Nord (Lido Isle) N.B. 67:;.oo()() $179,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 642-5200 $114,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ;ro142 Big Bend Lil., Huntington Beach 9400 Warbler, Fountain Valley 546-2313 $53,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 962-1373 $36,250 (Sun 1·5) tt•5() Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 264 East Bay, Costa Mesa 644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 833-2224 $37,000 (Sat&, Sun 1·5) 29 Augusta Ln (Big Canyon C.C.) NB tt2233 Heather Lane, Newport Beach 644-4910 $104,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) . 642·3600 $77,000 (Sat & Sun l:Z..S) 1521 Keel (HVuHills) NB 1782 New Hampshire Dr., Costa Mesa 644-24311 $87,500 (Sun 1·5) 557.5346 $39,95() (Sat & Sun 1·5) tt1657 Bayside Dr., Corona de! Mar 1532 Keel Dr. (HVuHills) CdM 644-2430 $225,000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 644-5043 $85,900 (Sat & Sun 11·5) 1630 Antiqua (Dover Shores) NB 982 Sandcastle Dr .. Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $118,500 (Sun 1-5) 644-4455 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1701 Skylark Ln ., Newport Beach 111 Via Quito (Li do Isle) NB 64().00;ro (Sat 1·51 678-7300 $79,!500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 5 BR & Fm Rm or Den *135() Sussex Lane, Newport Beach *1418 Mariners Dr. (Westcliff) NB 642-1976 $57,500 (Sun 1·5) 646-1338 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1·51 20671 Hopetown, Huntington Beach 542 S. Bayfront (nr. Turquoise) Balboa Isl 962-5511 $36,900 (Sun 12-5) 642-s:roG $180,000 (Sat & Sun 1·51 *9611 Netherway, Huntington Beach 9861 Star Drive, Huntington Beach 962-5511 $62,000 (Sun 12-5) 963-5705 $56,500 (Sat & Sun 10-6) 17871 Acacia Tree (Univ. Pk) Irvine tt•46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 552-7500 $52.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1732 Candlestick <Baycrest) NB #52 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $79,500 fSat & Sun 1-5) 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 220 Amethyst, Balboa Island 55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8285 (Sun 1·51 675-6000 $124,500 (Sun 1·5) 2936 Alta Vista (Eastblull) NB 2015 Port Provence, Newport Beach 644-6200 $68,000 (Sun 1·5) 67:;.oo()() $74,500 (Sunday) 1101 Ebbtide (HVuHliis) CdM **•16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 67!'>-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·51 322 Poinsettia, Old Corona de! Mar 16 Pinehurst Ln (Big Canyon C.C.) NB 675-0000 $83,95() fSat & Sun 1·5) 644-4910 Sll9,000 (Sun 1·5) 2814 Camille. Santa Ana 2121 Aralia St. (Eastbluf[) NB 54().1720 $27,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-24311 $68,950 (Sun 1-5) 3100 Roo!'evelt, Costa Mesa *1411 Mariners Dr., Newport Beach 54-0-1720 $36,950 (Sun 1-5) 640-0020 (Sun 1·5) 536 Hazel Dr .. Corona de! Mar 20122 Kline Dr., Santa Ana Hts. 6444910 $72.500 (Sat & Sun 1-51 546-1713 $39,500 (Sun 12·5) 202 Emerald, Balboa Island 28 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 675-3331 (Sun 1.S) 675-6900 $195,000 (Sun 1·5:30) 1005 Bonnie Doone Hrv. Terr.) CdM 3181 Madiera, Co•ta Mesa 644·2430 $119,000 fSun 1-5) 546-2313 '48,950 (Sun 1·5) 545 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 6 BEDROOMS 644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1·5) *1500 Dorothy Lane (Weatcliff) NB 308 otere, Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 64Q.0020 csat & Sun I.SI HOME & INCOME 318 Vista Bays. Costa Mesa 640-0020 (Sat 1-5) 20372 Bluffwaler Circle, Hunt. Bch. 546-2313 547.500 (Sun 1·51 4 BEDROOMS 18422 Santa 't'olanda Cir .• Fountain Valley 842·2561 $46.900 rsun 1·5) 9302 Nantucket Dr., Huntington Beach 962-8865 $32.750 (Sun 1·5) 4527 Cortland (Cameo Highlands) CdM 548-1290 873,500 (Sun 1·5) 1617 Aliso St. !Newport Heights Area) 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2449 College Dr .. Costa Mesa 540-1151 $35.95() ./ 124 Via Undine (Lidu..~le) NB (Sun 1-5) 675-6000 $69.500 <Sat & Sun 1-5) *18428 Pondero<a. Fountain Valley 842·2o35 $49.990 (Sun 1·5) 4 BR . & FAMll Y RM. OR DIN 2625 Pooular. Santa Ana 962·1373 $32.000 (Sun 1·5) 9411 Warbler. Fountain Vallev 962-1373 $44,500 · fSun 1·5) 104AP LaVall•n.. fountain Vallev 1Jfl:Z..J373 S53.000 <Sun 1·51 21AA1 OrPanviP11 ' f,rine. Jluntington Beach •9Az.llR85 $44.900 (Sun 1·5) 20711 ffl'lrizon r,Pfl{>, Huntin~lon Roach AA'.l-4471 S37.250 (Sal & !lun 1·5] 6412 ltl••~owcr••t Dr .. Huntington !kb. 47'7825 142,000 (Sun 1·51 2 BR .. Guest 611 Acacia. Corona de! Mar 675-3000 $61.500 (Sat & Sun !.S) 4 BR HOME 137 Topaz, Balboa Island 67!'>-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·51 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 BR + DEN .. 2 BR 707 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 6 73-6642 675-6459 2 BR .. 3 BR 711 Iris. Corona de! Mar (Sun 1·5) 844-4848 175.000 (Sun 1·5) 2 BR + Den each Unit 707 Begonia, Corona de! Mar 673-6310 '95.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR Each Unit 310 S. Bayfront, Balboa Island 67!'>-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR + Family Room 510 Avocado, Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $120,000 (Sat 1·5) HOUSE FOR RENT 3 BEDROOM 17653 Willow Tree Ln (Univ. Park) Irvine 675-6000 $325 mo. :1¢21 Halt Moon Bay Dr .. Newport Bch . 844-5598 $950 mo, (Sun 1·5) r • l~I --.. _,..._ l~I -·-]~ I ---I~ - MESA VERDE "NEW umNG" VILLAS T'4'0 ~ar f.lld ?tleu. Yerde ~ Joeadon. vkra· of 1iool North homt>. 3 8e(lmorns, 2 &tld recrNtlon area. Fl'ont bl.HM, In movf'-in condition. unit with beau11f\ll eneioted CoJd •hag carpetJ lhruout. p&do. Sharp tulde with rn.-o Jla.s beam cellll'.11?• too!! Try bedrooms. dllhwuher in ~<;4 ~·11-l-IUTry! ! 139,QiO. kJwly kitchen. Owner hrul lnstall~ rn'O "'alb o f bullt-ln cablneta in garage. $21.,950. Pleue phone for an appointment now, ~2313. THREE CAR GARAGES & BONUS RM. ARE JUST T\VO FEATURES in lhis sharp 4 bedrpom, 2 bath home. Beaut).fuJ front kitchen com- plete with double oven and indoor B-B--Q. Great loca- tion close to Adams Ave. and priced only $33,000. CALL for complete details but }!URRY. -{Open Eves.) _, ~ -HERITAGE ' . REALTORS JCiila,,,_ COATS '"'fl!fJ!JI, WAl~CE · RULTORS --J$40441>-14141- ( 0p•n Evenln91I IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Salisbury · R~.-itty 315 MARINE A VE. The Best Westclifl address is BALBOA ISLAND on !his C'Xceplionally v;arn1 CALL 67J..6900 3BR, pool home. The Fam --P-I E-R-~-'-'---1 O.-al I Olll\I I. 01 \0 \ O [A,lf(IJll WESTCLIFF -SPECIALS - General SELLING YOUR HOUSE??? Take Your Choice (WI! \o\'iJ\) (1) Give )'ou Cuh tor your eqtlllJI . (2l Advance you n\Ol'lt"Y on the Ale" or your ho\l&C (3) Take your house in lnl.de for ano!Mr one. (4.) Guuantee the tcale of r~ ~Cr \lihich p1an wilJ bat tult your needs. Call Now-Do.Y or Nigh! Newport-MH• Rtalty 642-9411 GLORIFIED "BREAD & BUTTER" Eight 1-bdrm. unita ()11 2 lots on Balbo:i Penin. Ne\\1ly csrpeted le dro.ped. Xlnt tental 'hlator)'. Inve11tor's - see the-II'!!! $160.000 Call: 673-3663 675-8886 Eves. associated BROKER S-REAL TORS 2025 W llolboo 673·366] COLLEGE PARK Best buy at $32,500. 3 BR & lam. 2 Ba. Xl lg fam r1n. Ntwport EASTSIDE 4 BEDROOM $28,500 Rn1 has a cozy used brick & SLIP rrplc & high beam ceilings. Condo, with boat slip to ac· 3 BR & fam "'/pool, vac .. Thick shag crpts cushion commoda!e 35 ft . boat. $56,500. Good family . home i n desirable Costa l\1 es a neighborhood. \Valk t o schools and churches. Pric- ed for quick sa e wt sma r 5% down. It won't last long. Call 64&-TITI. your every step. The Brand new 3 bdrm., 212 3 BR & pool, beauty $31,950. backyard is an absolute b a t h s ; f e e s i m P I e 4 BR &. fam fun hm1:-". I "=~~~~~~ dream, w/a heated pool, ov.·n1:i:ship. Priced to sell at $69,900. ' ,. huge patio, jacuzzi & tush $79,500. CALL 642-1771 SIX UNITS -gre·E"rret;r'Rre"3.:-The-owner 1 packing. I-furry! Rltr. Jack Yonkers. 642-1976 $5.5,000 $.11,9.'10. (714) 673·6210 & xtra 2001 w. ~ Bl•d. $37,500 1--"'"-'"'"='"'="':.:"'="-='='c::''°=-NO FLAWS IN THIS DIAMOND IF THE SETIING IS IMPORTANT YOU 'LL FALL IN LOVE with this 4 lx'rlroon1 2 bath ~fesa de] Mar ho n1 e _ l\Ianicured grounds com- bined with ne\I/ paint and covered patio really make this 1700 s11. ft. home sparkle. Just 4 blocks to !ill schools and priced only $35.!!50. Call 546-5880 (Open Eves.) ~, § -... HERITAGE , • REALTORS "Foreclosure Pending" 3 Bdrm., 2 Bath Available imn1ediately after small deposit and credit check. Total payment is $209 Jll'r month. Freshly painted inside, also ne\v carpets, modern built-Ins for Mom. Close to al l shop- ping and schools. VA loan of 7':,P annual per rate. $3.500 \viii take it. call C WA Ll<ER & l EE Realtors 545-9491 , ___ Open Eves. HAPPY New With ,Ocean View 1-lt'!'e·s your chance for n brand new euston\ view home \\•ith 1800 sq. ft. of luxury \Vith spacioUs bedrooms and baths for only $43,00J. Underg r ou n d utilllies and loads of extras. C WAI KE H & lfl NEW YEAR Realtors w;.m1 all year long in this beautiful 2043 Westclilf Drive 4 bedroom home lhat invites Ope'tl 'till 9 PM rela"<ed living. I d e a 11 y ;.;;i;iii;;;iii;;iiiiii'==== COLLEGE PARK PURCHASE . -:--on-iargc lot,-Eastside-- Costa Mesa. $72,500. 3 BEDROOM Immac ~ BR charmer. 1-~plc, bltns. rnormous tree shaded lot. .Just found at $31,950. NO DOWN VETS! Hurry! 645-8400. designed for family en· joyment, it presents a den, 3 baths, custom carpets and drapes, professional landscaping ~ n prestige neighborhood. Total price, $44.950. Call NOW, 842-2535. OPEN nL g • "'S FUN TO BE NICE! wow. TWO STORY -with GI Repassession super 20' x 20' master suite, Realtors 545-0465 · C WA Ll<E H & LH 3 more bedrooms plus large Open Eves E:>i:cellent locatJon n car family room with fireplace ==-=;;;_ _____ I markets, Catholic school & and kitchen eating area. ''Urnent Notice'' church. Rep a Int e d T "' f ·1 h · ':I throughout. 3 bdnns, 2 erriuc anu Y ome, Just Business transfer forces im-baths, built-in kl t ch e n, listed at $.l5,9:l0. mediate I i q u i d a t i o n ! I Call 540-1151 o firep ace & dbl car garage. Magnificent \VestcliJf 4 BR, Can't heat this for only $950 3 BA-huge liv rm, fplc, din down payment. rn1, modern kitchen . . . swhnming pool! $.~4.500 or C wALKlH & LH $3500 dwn 1\1oves you into a best offer. 90',f,, financing brand nu e:icecutive home _ avail. Call for details. 64;). Realtors 646-7711 Joe on the prestigious Santa * OCEAN BREEZE APTS 8400. ~ westclifl Drive 5 bdr. or 4 & Den, loads of Ana Country Club. Nothing &-3BR 1% BA dl'< apts' 1.~':;'~~RV>'.!•NC~Y!l00!!!.IQ:!;t!.'~'2'i\~Ope~n_:''.'lil"..l .",9.!_'P~Mf____ extra's. Excellent location. compares to this value at w/rrn. to build on sm.ooo. 11" Deep shag carpets. \Vatcr $69,500. Prine only. 557-9409. KINCAARD n.E. 642-2222. V. t:. lk>ward & Co. Open House softener, ne\\' paint on e:ic· im. t:JmnCo.on,-••'l' 1215 DEVON LANE tcrior. HURRY!! Submit all cCl•~"~'~ifi~ed~A~d~':::·:::·:::·:::642~·~567~8~N~oied~a;"~P~ad~'~''~P~la~ee~an~ag:d!~~~:=:::==:==:==:==:==:~j offers: $31,950. -V1e1tcllff, Npt. Bch. All Terms 11 to 5 Dally) S©lloUlA-l&r-trs· The Puu/., with the Built-In Chuck/., 0 borT'Dt!Q9 thti 6 .:rombl.cl words belO'lt' to lflOb 6 til?IPi. WOl'ds. Print lett•ra of eoch Jn il1 liM of >q\IOfRt I HIMRET I • 1 • I I I I I FJRTAY I i-,1;_:,.,1 ·;.:.,;-1 .,-1 T-11 ! 1· I LAYNIM I 1--;:..I .:.;l,.,;.'..;l~I ~I -I A tottering old million- ~====;::~~ alre was looking out the I D 0 P L E W !window of his exclusive 1-.....;..I ...:,.;I '....;..I ...::,..1 ..,.I -I athletic club when • se- L • ....J.'-.L. --'.-.... -'-· ..... ductlv& )'dung model I 8 0 T 6 E L !wriggled by. Instantly he ~-...,;....;.~~..,.......,.,-1.sprang into action. He I I I I I• said, "Jemes, quick, my ._...__...__.~~~~ !eethl I want --." I I 0 C-,... .,. ch"'kle qOOled W U L S A R bv mu,9 '' .,. •"1"9 _.., .' I I' I I I' . ~:-V9tos:!r'..::~~b.kwt. 11 I' I' I' I' I' I' L I _!>""'f..m;ii&1.:1·~I ... I _. I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 3 Bcdroon1, fnmily tQOm. CAll ~ Red Carpet sunroom and heated pool for 1 _R_•_al_to_r_s ------ only $56.500n 0% down. ''Custom Duplex'' • CAll ANYTIME • -• ~·~ • Extraordlnary home + in-646-37.w or Ew. --543 come! Ultra plush 2 & den, 2 Lachenmyerl Re.1ltor BA owner'!I unit with 2 BR 1 rental. Bltn.11, amp J e storage, heavy 11hake. Easy care Jand~aplng. Steps to ghopping. Just released at 1 SELL OR $.50.ooo. cau S<:HWOO. 7 F RV I TIL'J FORECLOSURE!! r a v. t:. ""'""nt & Co. Ye11 that's what lender sayii, =-'"'" fJ,...,,.. °""1-f Owner desperate n1ust sell ::=;:=::~::;::==::='="'==:! \ bofott next ~'"" • 3 S.,...1..llnn Beauty bdr, l ba. Home 1n beautitul I"'"-"' .., Irvine. $33.500. 3 bdr, 2 ba., spectacular 1 Assumable court ranJ entty. ..""' , ••• th •-tban new oondlUon, only 21A V.A. u.>a0•, ls .. a "must yn new!! Lahdscaplng like t :oJee'' Hunyl ! Call Red a park, Hl2bly U,J>cnlded I Carpet, Realtors 546-8640 Owner says bring all ofren. • ARCHITECTS' Thi• """'' '"' loha. '35.!lliO DELIGHT · All forms • 5% c1n c.11 TOP OF THE Hill ,... ln!s! 46-8640 TOP OF THE LINE 1-lome is hidden ln ~ woods R.l.'<l Carpet, Realtors 2 b!kx. from bay. rm. tor CONDOMINIUM lg. lam., Custom desltot, su.11 deck, lkyUght. Bord<!n 4n= ~ ba.~a:!:!1~. ~l on alley way. ~I .home ~ ""' + in Newport Heights. CnU cond. $35,llSI. U: M:J..3663 agent today ror o..ppL Gr.,..&1.'.JJ. 1 "6-7G52. Rustic Hideaway CoS)' 'n Cutt 3 Oil, 2 BA cot· lflte. Newport H ~ I g h t 11 ! f"ple, btlnfl, room for pool. Courttf')'-like sellinQ:. A8klnR $4.t,500. Low down! SEE today! 64>-8400. associated BROK F RS -RE Al TO:t~ 707\ W 9<il bon 6JJ 161) CAMEO HIGHL NOS lf'\\fnac.i, -4 bdn-n home. Otta.n ~. -10 t private ,,.,,.,,.,, Jl3#J11, t)pi!n "°'"' 51111. J-,1 ..... CAYWuuD REALTY * 54'-12f0 * .. ' ---,, __ _ ..... --. -__ ... --··-·· .. -· --··-....... . ..... -. ····-... --·-.. • I~ ~I -;;; .. ;;; .. ;;;;;:;;l~;;:i' Cod• ~ 'ount•ln 11.n., Hunt!,.... hKh H..,..1,,.-loodt I~! _ ..... --.. -..... Coot• - SPIC N SPAN ~2 PROl'ttt''OIW. OfFICE? ' BDRMS + POOl. REPOSSESSIONS ~ .,.,.,.._ •' ',1 Ir r~ 4 1111 .... """'"1 dlnlns. lit.ml-YOU'LL NIWR :·oc lnlonnolioo ""' loeatloo ::::_ 3 c~J : I~ 'i GREAT location. one block from busy 17th ~ ~!"-= ~ GROW OLD ol ~Jim • VA bom"· GPlllJWled-P"'f, la.ndtc:ap-St . Level CORNER lot, 70 ft. x 120 ft ., ZON-A drpt. 2100 IQ ft, only 2 en.Jo)'tna ttlla 30' muter bed· t.'Ont11icKIAS· ABIAN q , 3 "'· old k>okl 11 .. a ED C-2, plus sparkling 2 bedroom and DEN yn. old. mm .. 5"f-2'61 room '""'· 2 Sto,.,, 4 bed-~Rect &.t~ .... Re':i~ home. UR02NBCando, by~~: :iild~b&::iy=-= RMI E1t•te "2-4644 ~ -··. • 3 BR, \I A, lam nn, .. _ __., I BY 0"~~ 2 ·-• bd + ~ e Co Id d f • • 0 y 0 1•-····1, b-~ pa 1 Io, dr&9" cW1tom1_ .... a poo • ,...,,.c.n.. ....". ,. · ns er lra e or ~guna wn· our· wn •• -···~~ .Q. "" ...,,, bon coonv.,.,..t CON**oHOME Apt. $33,750. Ask for Rulh Booz. :::::,~" c'1u"•:'-bar, s' ', ,cao.1~. ::,bl,z;. B..:.B~ CALL~ ... ""'bd.~ =~pool, M· EMNED 963-W? ·-• · • o • · ~ I>' ~d A draped. M0.50CJ. ewn .. m""' kll R.2 lot... -flARIOH fllLHr . EL CAJON -· x ll:i' near New po r 1 I MEADOW Hom~. By O\\'nef', (Means, ''TM C•nyon'') ==-==~A~Sl"~EAL=c----- 1'1elatrts. Should be able-fl) 3B1an den, 2'* ha, shag This ii the model ~ will 4 bdnn., 3 ba. tam. rm, f'Ully. conatruct lri-plex 111 lhi1 REAL ESTA TE crp g, 5 )'n old, open ff~ whe-n you call hr a~t. eptd & dn.., all bl tins, on prime area. Only $18,950. 618 South Co•1t Hlghwey, L•gune Beech, C.1llf. 1~Se~ll-Su_•~·796US06 ____ ~ 2 Story 4 bedrm, ttP family cuJ..de-u.c. Owner &n..8621 CALI.. 54.7-8424, S 0 UT H 494.1551 Sltle by Owner, UfWJW!: 7% rrn, fonnl dlnh\a.t alto den llY Ownu-<:holce 3 Br 2 Ba COAST REALTORS. 1~---~----~--------VA Loftn, fZiOO total cost, 3 or Sttt bednn. \.iutomlzed ' ' PR IVATE LUXURY Coron.e del M.tr ~ Co1t.1 Meu BR 2 Ba. Vacanl, Movmg, ttuwot. Cotner lot, boat ~~~1$'io00dZ F~~r i!.'n: $35 950 -· --• 9S3-4062 pie, 3 car rar, <."OVered &13--1103 eves 643-2312 t.ocalcd ln ~ Coot~ Mcaa CAMEO HIGHLANDS BEAUT. CORNER iluntln9ton BMch ~ Prkcd lo .. u. CALL OPEN..;...,, March,.<, no. area-This home 11 hid· 1pa.clou1 • gracious! You'll · Sl by owner, 3 Br. 1~ Ba, ~..;~~.~~~~~~t8!~'! ~~es~tt:. ~tru~~~18~1~$l,OOOUNDERPRICED built-ins,= spacklus family ld~chen'. ~~pi .... ~t~atp.;,;;,; th.ls Mesa Del Mar beauty. VACANT ~e muter aui1e ""'6 . A covered v e r a n d a . Value priced-.C.all Red fol' enter I a! n 1 n g. lm-overlookl ~ rose sarden. Assum.e 6'711 IOan, or ttna.nce r.-..t l\alton 546-M40 maL'Ulate Conc:htion -Key1 One-<it-a-idrd. Open hoUle to swt your pocketbook. 3 _......, • • lo private beaches. F1ex.ible thla wttkend. For detalla Bedroom 2 bath, special ear-l: BED 2 BATH Financing -Pleue call tor call 979-1050 peta, drapes, floor COV('rings, --4400,00 an appt to see today, elec kitchen, fi.repl. Pool V.A. al)pl"&iRd at $28,900, of· Ontu stm klil:, covered patio, Close '""' ·at 126.!00, it bu ~1V21 1o Douglaa & b-wy. CAU. built-in kltchen-2 ca r .,, 54.S-0458. praae-bl«k wall fence -& s.u.,. " ln a Huny Call $27,950. Red Carpet, Realtor• S4&-8640. ''SINCE l!M6'' * Newport Heights * ht Western Bank Bldg. "!l11li'-l 11•lld. ---,-H 1·11li11r ---R~DOM~-~T~0~--1va.cant 3 bednn 2 baths. needs 30me fixing, or seller SPREAD OUT wlll consider reduction for --------READY-SET-GO Sharp 4 bedroom "Seabury", IOCllled on a choice COrnt'r lot. room for boat or tr..iler. Brick nrepl, bltlns, 1 % BA, near Edison HI & beach. F'ull pri!.'e only $35,500. with good tern1s. SEA CLIFF, Only home avail on golf COW'St', 9th flllrway. 2 1ty, 4 Br, 2~ Ba. Owner. -· 4 BR, fam rm, formal dln rm, JM?l?l sized lot, a.skin& $42,000. TI4: 847-7825 WLK lo beach, schls .l park Uke nu, 3BR, 2BA, corn lot. Owner, $34.900. 536-6097. 3BR, 2BA. prestige Track, Barbque. kltch, all schools. $.15,900. ~1701 {Open Mel lrvlne S""1ial, M.U 4, 197J SICLUDED LAGUNA LOVELYBY"'~"~. 2 BA. ESTATE ocn vu, Top of World. 2.Wt "'oodtd n:talt' oo neuly a.n AM'• Ln. BtJ.Y now before acn> w/lovely QC.'tM view. pi:tcie lnc:ttue. 49&-7ll8 Complete~ ndeoora~ In bcauHM tutt. ,._ ["1ne ~ Hll11 nn, lSJcJJ dlnlq rm. spacious de:n, S bdnM, 6 baths, Pf'Ded oak Roon. Al!O incl11de11 a quaint 1 bdrm ~ hOusc & a studio apt.-$250,000. MONARCH BAY An outs1anding occanv!ew ho me \\'/('h11 r m . An~hlth:l-df'slgned for his O\l.'fl hon1e. Separate dlnina: rm. Jee fairnlly n n, 4 txtm11, ronvertible ck>n, 1w1mmlnr pool , con11>IE'h~ pr l v a c y, IO\•t-ly land.llcapln&-$148,500. TURNER ASSOC. 11 05 N. C.O.lt Hwy, Laguna 494-1177 Anytlm• BUILDER'S CLOSE~ Only S HOMES LflfT At La Cuesta Verde in Laguna Hills 3 & 4 BEDROOM Frocn $29,600 -70 OCEANFRONT , __ ....,,.....,......,,. COMMUNITY lake Forest LGE. family ho m r , oceanfront nei&hborhoocl . 5 BR., 3 ba., Huge llvlng l"nt., w/frplC'. Formal din r111. Lge, well equipped kllchen, C'entrally locate d. Recreation m1. Over 3,000 sq. ft. on one le,·el. Beachfront Home Only $130,000?? II (and th.1t'1 the truth) BUT SO IS THIS! surrounded by nice rardcn PRIVATE . &: patkl area1. A \'cry I functional. w<'il plaruu•d Lakefront Home hont•. Roorn tor pool. $92,500. , ONL Y $67 ,500 VIEWHOME SUIMOIJ.l.f 0' IH( C:OlWIU. CO. Bil.ANO Nu drlux Duplex, on Pr-n1n. ·l BR. upstairs w/ ~an \'U. 3 IJR. rlo\o.TI, ea.ch has ~BA, dl 1 hY•a sher, disposnll • ~P-laund, •n•11 . CompleUon in 311,.kl. Ru,,vt"r sets !!It u a• r d<'preclaUon. Nev.'J)Ol"l Pitt R<'ally ~ Welt Balboa Blvd. Ne"-port Beach. ~2CM NEWPORT RIVIERA BIG CONDOS priced from SJl.000. to $.'W,000. Large 3'" 4 RR 's: 1.850 aq ft, encl 2 car ear'1, hUge master sulle1, 1Jt r«:. area. I' 531·5110 l r.::1 531·5IOG Flxer~Upper University Park, Irvtne Spacious 3 bdrm wHh :r .P. & 4 BR. den w/\Yet bar. Ownt'r Deys 552~7000 Nlthta dble. gar. on niasslve R-1 18.)'ll "sell!·• lot -Great area nr. Orange upgrading. Small cash dn & seller will help rinancc. lmmcd. JXlfl!. CALL 545-0458 Call 962-8851 1111i$it :::;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 •499-2800 * cu~tr.111 boa1 d~·k "-prur. m._,.__,, rl('{'Oral~'CI. n1inutC's lo &hllp- NEW EXCLUSIVE BETTEJl !~URRY!! 1,,, ... ,,,. ..................... I & 19 SI, C.M. -2 full baths - BALBOA BAY PROP. CUSTOM HOME cualom blll..()pen Sun-Zn Costa Mesa St-By Quintard * 642~7•91 * 5 Bedrooms in a gracious Ri'alty, 1871 Harbor, C.M. NEWPORT BEAC·H 11~ home with spectacular 642-2991 views from choice canyon I~~~~·------OWNER must sell. 4 bdnns., Marine Contracting Ftrm loc11.tkln. 'Old C.Orona's" PRETI'Y AS A PICTURE on 2 baths. Family t m -, BROKERS INC. Finest e q-u Ip m ~n+-& -best atl eet of tovriy tree.....111>~,.n,..,:....Jc:m.,._;<j..--' fireplace. Dining r nl • ,- waterfront locaOon. 35 Yr. homes in a beautiful setting. bedroom, large r 0 0 m 8 • built-Ins. Patio. Ne'al' the old compan)'. Space avail. Call 675-72".C5. dream ldtch, 10' x ll' taml-1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I beach. 57,., down. b r k ""boat Mica• ,.pain. ,. ..... ,...,.r"ll ~a~..:.. ,many, h .. :..mwoodany ~':'. Spiral Staircase S.lt.450. !16z.s566. BILL ORUNDY RLTR. -· -· ~ OWNER -t -• 4 67• '161 k>adl of used brick. Enter-Hard-~e-by! You bet! uans e.~ ........ rv talner's patio & a budget "Franciscan Fountains by bdnna., 2 b&thl. Large price-well under $28,fJOO. the Sea" 5 Bedrm & family home. Dining nn., built-1.rul. * HARBOR VIEW HILLS * Flneat bay and ocean view. Cbmplete privacy. 3 Br, conv. den, 2i,i ba, huge muter mite, tam rm, din. nn, shake rool, a u t o . aprinklen. $82,500 by owner. Prln. only. 644-2914. . .. su•i 101AIT Of 1lf( COLWIU. co. $7,500 DOWN CAMEO HIGHLANDS BKR 962--5511 rm. 3 tile baths, Over ~ Patio, family rm., fireplace. Rear llv1ng rm. Lovely. brk A HONEY sq ft super comfort, up-S29 950 ~1373 FOR THE MONEY graded thnlout. Large patio .• =cc·=·-~7.~=-.·.---- Just IQt it! Eaatalde 4 Br, prof ldscp yards, fUlly -HUGE - 1% &, corner lot, close to sprinklered for low malnt. SPANISH VILLA schoOls. Only $30,500. Call Price Only $53,900 with only 1\YO story o4 bedroom with ua now! 10'/o down. CAU.. 962-8851 tUe roof, Spanish CQUrtyard, CJS Real Estate t t larxe den with fireplace HARBOR HIGH 4 bd.,,,. pool, quiel • .,.,..,n S<S-1168 111~1 plua hnge family room with locat100, MUsr SELL OWNER s b -I ntassive brick fin!place, A~lulely Immaculate 3 NOW' -uper e, nl· I d t ~ ·-• t r1-~1o o.,. hardwood fJoors, oa s o Bdrm. Storage )'OU would~'t 61 .5 Rockford Rd. ~'::an.ve~e~':,'3 ni{\!. BR. =KERS'iNC. heavy wrought Iron, in ex-believe. S.17,000. Call now. , .. _ l 2 full _._, ~=~~==~~~~ elusive hllllop area. BKR Pat ean .. u O-n Sun PM ~" ng room, ~'OPEN HOUSE 1...5 PM 531H55t Realtor 83J.-2224 r-' · • lrg llv Rm & fonnl d1n rm, • • University RHlty frplc, crpting th r u out , 9552 WOODLAWN DR OWNER de aper ate. 3 BUYERS BARGAIN 3001 E. Cst Hwy 673-6.510 blttm, prof lndscped, encltd So. of Yorktown & E. or bclrms., 2 baths. Carpeting. yard $44.600. 546-0970. BU5hard Dining rm., b u 1 I t -i n 1 , $2S,OOO BARGAINS MESA VERDE lmmac 2 TWO YEARS OLD lirepl8ce, .. J>&Uo. No down In Cnsta Mesa!! 3 bedrm .. Duplex-2 & Den & New 2 5.,_, 5 bd imn&I. din f.m SPARKLING CLEAN' 4 G.I. brk $27,00l. 80-fi691. 1·-e 1-• tree line street-BR. south of u...v. S71,500. • ... ,,., • • • t>-.. --•-, ...... n.. •--5 ...... ~J new carpets I: drapes, DC',Uu,,. • .,.._ .............., nn ..._ MAMA'S need paint & clean-up Call Duplex-OceanfronL 5 BR I: 4 S6,500 dwn, 2 nu GI 7% formal d1nlng, bltin!, sh~ Red Carpet, Realtors BR. Brand new. loan. Aakinx: $47,500_ By roof, ankle dffp carpeting GET A WAY 546-8641). Duplex-Under coostructiton. No brica/agents. and custom drapes. 2% c ar • • JUST LISTED A Real Buy -3 bdnns, 2 b a I h a , p r o f es:sionally landscaped. A-1 O:>ndition. Sprinklen front & rear. SEE TIUS ONE TODAY - 136,960. ''SINCE 1946'' ht Western Bank Bldg. Unlvenilty Park, lrvtne Doys 552·7000 Nl9hts REDUCTION OF $4,000 makes thi! (lne rno,t at- tractive! Beauutul 3 bdrm., 21,1 ba. townhouse with gree.nbelt l«ation. I t • s upgraded tbruout, hu 2 fireplaces, 2 patios and now @'iced Al just ~.500. Ired hill REALTY A Company with Vlsion Univ. Park Center, Irvine Call ~. 552--7500 Ottiei! houri 8 AM to 6 PM ~~ ping & rt>rr<'ntion. Vl'IC'Rnt Bayfroont 4 BR-, 3 balhs ~.,.ill for your viewing pleasure. Pier I; Sll__p -5215,000 :C..'°'~'= 8.17-6161 Agent. LIDO R!AL TY _ ........ -Lake Forest Realty l3n via,yt;t:: Bcach * PllESTIGE LOCATlON * NEWPORT ISLAND S~acular CORSI&\ & ocean • A Ban;ain at $39,900._0ver views from this spacious 4 nKi sq. ft. 4 SR countl')I Doc~ )'OW'--lee. b 0 • ' ~ bdrm., den & ........,.,., family kl 1 t · alonplde thla: lovely 3 ....,....,,. t., ota o pnvacy. Bdrm 2 •· + lg• -·m-•• rm. with 'vet bar. 3" Bath•. • IAvely, apaciout 4 bdrm, nn. ;,,,.,";i"r ... ~ ... ~-;; Dining rm. with "''E!t bar. wooded erounds, brick pa-~ wlndo'A·. Only S!{i,000 Only 3 Yrs. old. $135,000. tio, upsta.INJ rumpus nn. ~. m-1m: 67S-407S * · HOr.1E & INCOME * Air. 2500 sq. ft . Vacant. IN NORTH END SS<.500. 837.fil61. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 1\\·o 2 bdrms &: 2-rm llffp-2352 Orchki Hl11 Pl. 4 BR A ing quarters. \Vallt to beach Lido 1•11 fam nn. 3 ba. form din, wet &: shopping N'nter. Pro-OPEN SUNDAY l ·S bar. Boat space. $56,500. jectlng an annual income ol 107 VIA EBOLI GElllMll---$7,860. Priced at $75,00J. * POSSIBLY lO<"k DOWN * Dramatic 4000 sq. fl. home 1610 W. Coast lf'>''Y., N.B. will move you In th\1 on large lot. 4 BR. 3 1 ~ BA, REALTORS 6'12-1623 well-decorated & formal dining rm., recrf'fl -*NEW LISTING! landscaped 2 BR, 2 ha tloQ. area/..,.-et bar, 3 car C D I modern home. Offered at ca.rage. A truly line Con· orner up ex $38,(XX). 1emporary home A.t 11 $52,5001 ENGLUND ,..allauc prlcc. srn.ooo. BALBOA BAY PROP. 1'.2..1...... 673-7420 * 675-706t REAL EST ATE ,,,., .. u'llham J«altll 1.uxu1uous 3 "°"' cedar s 318 Thalia 4S4o-4Kl93 FEAl.J"CF6 . Br channel home + ovet SPECTACULAR VIEW 3336 Vu Udo 615-0123 • .,.... 1 bd<m 1UXl11'l' ... OF OCEAN S l)ier & aUp for 3 boats + -'I. EXCLUSIVE * mllny, many ~tru '198.000 Open Sat & Sun 1·5 "' wui. R. E. 54!1.1139. 2 bdrm&, 2 baths. $58.500 I -~~==~==~-South on Coot Hwy &: lett to Leue/optlon. B'9UfFS CONDO 791 Nyea Place ln Portaflna . ~ Custom bullt by 4 Bdrms., plus d~n: 5 baths. 3 B<tnna., 2" batha Richard He.nnlger w it h SO Ft. Nord c o r n e r . TEO HNUBcweErRTQ-i;.anASSOC. varloua styles to choole M lf. t 1o ho • from. All h&Ye p\uah carpets -~ 1~n • cua nl me. 3471 Via Lido, N.B. ~ Open Houae Sat/S\m l-5 & cuirtom features 1uch u $1 'LOOOID. 0 REALTY ** SLIP & PIER on love' .. 367'2 Bates, lrv1ne imported w a 11 p ape r 1 , · Y Seti This Spanish Jewel 4 BR, a Pr In 'k 1 er I' maui.Ye 337? Vla Lklo~N , Beach Oterry T1'ft Lak.9, 3 BR. ' NEW LISTING Life < BR & 3 BR. Balboa ~ 8''" bcaut wrought-Iron $23, 900 PENINSULA POINT P.N((;~Z:l· REAL TY MOVE QUICK 1 fences & gate.. S43.500. It Ma 2BR •• 1BA. 2 ·=· ~th~.~'. 673-6642 67U459 N!~ 1en~~~~ ~~ .,. SU?lllhlne clean & ready for Owner will finance. THE beauty ot open beam Id S28 500 By _ ~ occupancy, just right for Co•tt PropertiM cell'•, plush pile. carp., loll ~ca~. 6-5-3589 owner. you renters to get startal. l Story. 21Ai BA houae! Fam 67• 'J:1'1 Ba, vacant. m,ooo, 2:23! rm, paneled gar, utllity rm fireplacfl & lot. ot decks ,... HeatMr La. Rhoda • M..U. ol wood " etass.. w/lge I Carpets & drape!! tltt'uout & cov patio, % block to for reviewing the actlvtue;e. --O~P~E~N~S~U=N~l-~5,-.-Rltr., 642-3600 park pools It leMia courts. Come by for a look -Y~u 11 224 VIA KORON CHANNEJ..FRONT DUPLEX S5t-59u be surptl!led! St ll rt 1 n ti N I 2 BR 2 •-h 3 & I BR., p'-/""L _prices 1111 $105,000. eat, ge , "" on1c ..,.~ ......,..,. MOST desirable Univ. Park SCENIC PROPERTIES w/loads of storage and SlOT,000. 67l-MlO bednns., 3 ba's. plus much , CU ST 0 M 1 Z E1 D. HOME Fountain Valley S42-250'1 lluge kitchen with gas OWNER 3 Bd. (!twin 112) 2 more, malre Uilir new $31,000 3 Br, 1~, Ba. elec range. C.Ountry atmosphere. ba., xtra lg. fam. rm., trees, cu•tmn bJI. home probably blt.ns, frplc, covered patio ONLY $21 ,500. Total payments of $194 pays $32,SCX>/offer. 64&-&t56. thct most beaut. ln Corona WVa!Clll '°c"'!~e,r 2nd T.D. 1112 2 Bedroom, bulltins, ex-all. S.lboe lsfend del Mar. 644--8034 ey ln,; e. tended living room with Princeton Condo, 2 3 bd, 2 675-.5726 cJOdleta on atreet-to-screet Eileen Rapp, Rltr. 675-81 40 ba. Owner. Open House Sun. lot. Price $60,000. Duplexes near the ocean LANO Br 2 By Owner. CdM. R-2. C.Onv. SPACIOUS Mesa Verde brick fireplace, covered 1-4. 17792 Acacia Tree Horses Welcome Gib Welker Realty 1\-filE:'I Lanion, Realtor <Village m1 833--0791 31,\. acres. s yr old ranch 3335-G vla Lick>, N'pl Beach I ---*-'-'"~8563=-*---I OXFORD model, in village hoUse beckon11 you from a * 675-5200 * N H 1- No. 3, University Park, 3 peaceful plateau secluded NEW LISTING ew~t •'Vhtl BALBOA 1S · 4 • single/double -iBR, 2BA. Home 3 BR, 2 BA, frpl, patio, new shag crptl!i. Ba, family nn, by owner, D.R. Deluxe F.R. (slate y,•/w, hUJe F/R. A steal CALJ.. today tor appt to see Re~n ~~ •• $19,500. 675-2-tll Ooor & unique wet bar) S.39,950. ~7-5346 962--811.51 I iiiiiiiiiioiuiiii~ ... ~ ... ··._,....,. Corona chi Mar Shurtcra. new cp1', trplc, * REP Ros Sha,. .J:! :~·.f,T:~: only m-8195 =~!;~~u~t;.t~~ l 11111r Open House Sal• b~~~·rl::t Lusk :· B~;';"~~~ :.:. BROKERS •NC. Br, plus bonus rm, Prin-behind 170' granite wall. 2 $23,990 3 BR. FIVE BEDRM. cipe.la only 5.52-9195 lge bdnn1., 2 ba, huge llv-3 B<lnna. plus den; 3 baths. Walk 10 beach! El~t en-B'/ Owner, 2BR, 2BA. + den. ing rm has mauive corner Immacu1ate, well dellgned. 11/.,. BA. I f Bc !lull I d d 1rplc-Aaltln1 $93,000. Also f19,!i00 • try,lrgsep lvrm, am rm, aut Yan scape otte'ringabuddingl.tacrea LIDO REALTY Sharp tree-lined 1treet. 912 S.ndcutlo Dr, built 3BR, 2BA, on ftt land. By owncr. 3 BR w/frplc. LA CUESTA den, wfw lha.g crpta, frpl, patio. Imma.c. $ 4 3 • 5 O O • w/many trees for $42,COO. l3T? Vil Lido, N'pt Beach FALL I.I 1n tbe air and lrg kit w/bltln J"al'lle, dbl 1 _!Q.~77241~=1789~l~Ba-sco_m__ ~'7551 673-7300 lf!&vu are evuywhrre, d'l Come watch the sun .et over Open house Sat-sun 11-S. Lge yard w/cov'd patio. Catalina & enjoy the eue of 1532 Keel Dr, 644--5043. 6'CHJ166 or 64G--0227 3 BEDROOM i formaJ dln- ove-n, breakf.st nook, e:ll:· TURTLEROCK Broadmoor 4 100 N Cat H ' .. _,.... -·-1-t. Frelhly -·MM cept'ly larie master suite BR 2" Ba Fam/Dln/Llv ' wy., _ ... _ 4 Br, den, 31,9 Ba. 200 Via 'I.....,, _..,,,.... quiet, comtortable llvtre In LUSK HARBOR VIEW COZY 1 Bd. ITI!•t loca.le, big tng room + family room. w/orv10n ceillnp, pedestal • n ' . RtlU' MY• lell with d bed~~twice ELS much closet Fee Land. Owner S,U.2389. Eboll. ~1&67. SiUOO. tennl or llllbmlt $3,500 down OM ot the finest C.orona del 4 BR 2 BA ram nn 'Net yd.. kiffJ for retlr@c:I cple. La Palma model, fully im- Mar hilltop homes. "Mtia baf, $74.Soo. 644-0146 $1'1,800, owner. &45-35fi8. proved, close to schools &: space as normally needed. Lqun• Bffch Open Sun. Princlpall Only. and take over F1:lA lOUt Oversized dbl gar. Priced Men Verde with payment• of JllM, We'U ::.= 3rl~· 2~ = Costa Mesa Dana Point =i: Call appt to show under mkt. $32,500. Our beBI. ~ show tt to you. buy. LIVE TllE BUSINESS • • • SERENITY FOR SALE =· ~ "'°°' ~ ~ MESA WOOt>S BARGAIN! S30.000. 5% dn! i room each with brick frplc 3 months new -owner i~~· h~itor:~~tl~t. ;111•1-r Op-nl"• "-t Invmtent Mesa Verdeba• buainns for sale. Ownu three bedroom. two l' .. -•w ·-~' 1h ~·1 '•1 1 • .• ........... ' Real .... -' Open Evts A a 'wan of glass ol)e1ling rel<pting and must sell at Sun 2-5 pm owner 542-5020 --· .~.! BEAUTIFUL LIFE moU•alod. lncludea trllckl, home with !amlly room on 962-4471 ( :=.J 546-1103 equipment & entire In-cul-<le-aac lrtttet A quiet out to the huge htd Ii. ntrd less than the coat of new BRO"-CNC. swfmntlng pool. Lae picture $44,950. (Plan 408A) &I Toro ~ wlndowis {n every room DRTVE BV 3392 <;ARMEL ----------l;v"A'°C'°'AN=T,.....-"F"'o"'R;;E:;CLO;;-;;:;;S;;U;:RE~. brighten It enhance the TODAY AND COME TO CHOICE LOCATION Villa Pacific By The Sea. 4 warmth of thi• home aa well OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN., Neflr scOOol1, mkta. new Bdrm. model, customized to as offering a panoramlc MAR 3rd & 4th, 11-t:30 PT\-1 Laguna llills Mall, friendly include 1rg master suite ,..T!!!t"B"u"R!!!"'!!!!!!N~C!!D!!!N!!!D!!!O= on lhit !leCluded acre. The v lovely Spanish muter hou.ae ventory. Great location for traffic-free nel1hborhood • thill type ot buslne1s. Gross a child'• dream come true. income per year $142,000. $35,500 BEST BUYS For the bftt bu,ys In Newport Heil;hb, from a cottage at S22000 to a home at $6S,OOO, and for a wide selection ol the befit homes in C.Osta Mesa, see us. ocean vtew. ljwit No. ot San Diego Frwy, neighborhood. 3 BR, 2 BA, wfaltling rm, shuttr!red OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 PM East side of Fairview). cptg, bltins, dl1hmuter, windows & carpets, garden By Owner 10% Down. 2500 sq ft 4 fireplace. Pool aize lot, bliock view kitchen has walnut ""'!!~~~'!:'l'~~~,..I txlnns. 3 baths, flrepl. wall enck>llure, lara:e patio, cabinets and the latest ap- SPANISH DECOR-3 Bed.rm. otter8 luxuriou1 living - the 21~ baths, like new 1hag 2 gut>st hou.ses help you pay carpets, drapes, all elec tor It -and you 1tlll have kltch. Al~nd. large patio, room to build 2 more unlt1. be1t Joe, for pool & Thia i.a just what you've clubhouse. Divorce forces been looking !or, and owner sale, all tenns. CALl.. will consider trade. $195,000. 96Hl"6. "'1~/an Ontu"21 REAL ESTATE ~ CALL 0 64,·2414 SUPER-CUSTOM dlshv.•shr, !ell clean oven, gar. $28,500. R 3 7 -1 7 5 3, Th•-f ~·•-·· I bit plus bonus room. A 11 4.92-2"6, Pr\nclplea only. pliances .. ..,:riv133aie500b e aAclhl .... alJllJ<IU'I, CUI om ,. upgraded catpE:'ts and commuru,.r. , • home haJ II all! And more! -··tom ~-•. Do not dis-Fountain V1llev terms. BKR 962-SSU. 4 B<tnna., 2 trplca., bit-in ~ ~ ........... ts. i~R SALE BY;,,OWNER ARTIST'S . el~. kltch., gtant rumpus R I 'u OCEAN RETREAT nn. w/bJt-in HiFl I: wet Costa se •• ty Beautiful Fountain Valley bu' le on A on • on. Plea.e * 541-m 1 * g YMr' okt home ln aood 15'x30' loft for art.I I: en.Ha:. call for apl[t. $94, '?S). ALMOST condition. Clo9e to ahoppina: 3 BR, :J BA. aep lam rm, lrg BIG BEAR-View and schools. novm.tairs, 4 garden kltch w/"latest" In 1 'iiiii..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiOiim F t&rU ~ croa Big VACANT Br ~ bl.th utility room appliances & fixtures. Uni· r • ~ v~ey goes8 with this 3 ov~rst~ c1oub[e-IJU'!lP, 11e'. quety decorated In warm SUPER SHARP • • • ENJOY TllE TOP O' THE MORNING ON TOP O' TllE WORLD 1190 Glenneyre St. 494-9473 5'1!Hlll6 2 BR new, under con- struction. $46,500. 2 BR, 2 BA CONDO . beachfronl, $"42,500. 5 un!t1 on Cout Hlshway. Sl>l,000. bdnn. 1; f8 ritlJy rrn. home. 2 This 90'xlil0' Jot may be u~ Hv. rm. with fireplace. Up-earth tones. BKE 962-6511. $24,000 Frplca., ~ aq. n . or com-u M-1, C·l, OR R-2. Has ~all"I, :ll'x35' run area. In-Here It 11 folk•: 4 BR. clean plete charm for winter Ii small older con1tructlon. <'ludes two bedrooms. COR-$29 950 R2 land for 8 units. $100,(XX). Phone RED CARPET REALTORS, 497-1761. Aak for ~e or Jim. Vie •he cool.,.... hill•""°' LAGUNA VIEW LOTS p11.tio, large luscious livinl room, and ' the 1M!J*f'8le 4'.b<90 2559 Irish $15,000 summer aijoyment. Stclt.l! ! Brin&I $280 mo. On 19th St. • GEOUS weepina: wUlow tree r as a pin. Real nice area. All $49,CO'.I near proposed m a r I n a • in lront & fenced back yd. POOL-POOL-POOL elec kit, fml din, front rm, mutPr bedroom suite. All 25x100 Fem &. Cotnltna $2,IMXI SEMPLE $49,950. Your large f111mlly wtil flt Our best buy! Imagine 4 bed-2 BA le hlg bdnn1 s. -~•tl:?:..2 thla plus much moni Jn thla EMERALD BAY' LOT leri;:e 3 BR, 3 BA home, l1Z7 Emerald Bay $90,QX) Re.11 Estat. 675-2101 posllbly carry 8ealnd wtth ht, avocado carpet• thruout. Sl.250. dn and paymts leas Ontu he~. AMJume lJl¥ loan. Will nn 2 bathl, elec kllch, !'"A C".tr gar A bll enl' .. v Ytuu. oornpletc wilh lush gt9el1 For lotff lr: home• call: atrium al the front door. Biii Grundy, Reeltor 2515 E. Coast Hwy., CdM ~IV21 good crc<lll. MuKt ~ to GL here's your chance. 11h,l'ln rent. Open Dally 1 .. 5 .,, appreciate. $37,150. By ap-Closing costs only. CALL ua, . 1llage Rc;i/ Estii tc See~ you'll love it! AU:lrij!'. 125 BllY'!lde, Npt Beach ':ic STUART, RHllor 67U 161 l620 Rd polntment only. 531-1218. we can arrange any flnanc- U.U.:I !~J.~0 oon:c. 4 *SURF'S UP* lng to'""· nU!Jl.853.1. 511·5111 I r.;:1 511·5IOI brlnne. tam rm, formal din-Bur r White Rultor 20 mlnute1 to beach -S • (KT.AN' VIEW * LAGUNA BEACH 3 BR. or 2 & den ; m11tr. tuite + 494-7531 * w/Jlftlio. 2 Frplc11 .. !Jv. nn. 101 rm, wnlk-ln pmitry. Too 2901 N•wj><>rt. N'pt Beach Bedrm, larire corner lot, SPANISH HOME + QUPLEX many lt<ms lo lilt -come~ 675-4630 boal or ttaller • .,..... HACIENDA 1495 GLINNEYlE w/0<:ean view. Bltn. kltch. 8tt: Owner will p1.y po1nt1 ttnd Old~3' Bdrm. home I newtt ~ 10c CAN MAKE ~P-to $300. of your C0111b. Sot Vllta beauty often 4 dupll"'. on 1l1l?' lot • room Warm & Specious VIEW 2 Units Opon Fri, Sat & S..n 2715 COVE CHINA COVE Salisbury Rn•lt~ 1!5 MARIN& AVE. BALBOA ISLAND CALL 673MOO Evco' '1H016 YOU MONEY pzi\lr.o. lovely bcdrm1, 2 balhs. .., 2 mora unl11. Xlnt Joe. s Bdrm., 1 b&lbJ: ' bib •.. on thiJ bome. Just a call arwln ,...tty Inc. large family rm, formal ontt $39,!00. BKR. 536-~l from the ltn.ry. J..ct. laml· to get the teatutts OJI this 3 (714) Ml •405 (24 hrs) ~~~·~~ ~~-. LA CUFSl'A _ by owner, 5 Jy nn. !a a (Omfortable bodnn, famil¥ room. over 2 Br 3 Ba 3 car prap PTOf dlt~ trom the llv. rm. ZlOO aq ft Hu a bonus rm OWNER anxious. 3 bdnnl., 1nhopplns I: 1twyt. CALL ~ttd, add ~ h a i Natur&I br1ck A wood plua a pooltable, tn the Del baths. Bonut rm. fiNp~. ~. tJuuou:t, · Dant 40, tarn domlnattd by muatvt CttTo area. Let'• make • dlnlna: rm.5 bu1IHrL J:Ja&, rnHltt 1IOO II ft Xtra lp MamJ an )'OUf'I to tnJOy at dcaJ.S.ls..7 500 ChlsSupeond .,...harp ror larae yrd. % ~~fDC"" lot. .U. -. ~.. )'OQ alt A: watch the btue on1.. r 1 In. brk $34.toO. _..-. ~ n... ..... _ rw.... ~ v ' · ' OWNER d e a~e r at e . 4 r.,..-iu\; . ._._.r llt!'P· ''" Wm. McCabe, Inc. OWNER u.cr11ke. 4 bdrms., ._,__ 2 .... 1_ with a 2nd Ortp\Act. e * 141A405 * 2 b&thJ. lmmuulai.. FamJ. _, -• Top -"IHI" lhi> l>omc. Ol1md lY nn., rur llvi"I rm. lion. Dintnt ma.. built-Ina. tor $83,500. Open •rouse Sun MAGNOLIA fboeplace, dlnlna rm . , FlrepJa.ce, dm. WC11't lut 12-4, 616 VIJ'llnla Park Dr; BLOSSOMS buUt-1,.. CO..ly ynl, brk lorf. b1'k 121.llOO -· uo Park Ave, lolt on Blue-w /EASTSIOE POOL. 4 BR, S34,500. 81CK11104. OWNER mov1fts. Olftry 3 mont. 2 BA, lS'x'.'116' Royal Pool. OWNER leavtna:. 4 bdrma., 2 BY Owner. Newport Welt; 4 bdrtn.,12 bf.th home. J'amlly' 494-7551 $3,900. down, submit on bftlhl. C.l~raJ celling, BR, 2BJ., ••alk to bea<':h, rm., d n~_1nn., t'flJ' llvfnl 1000 N. C.t Hwy., L.a.cune lent••· You won't be!lcve It lm~roe«ilve en~ance. tchooll le plU'k, w/quallty W'eii~~· .. ..._b\11.lH000n1. -$39 900. Call Al Day Ftnplaee, f.am rm cpta, lrJ)le, aU'lum w/fernt, ~o:•o;,,. ~ -· . ~(24. SOUTII OOAST Oin!na rm., rMr l vltlR rm. palio ,llre pit, tft;et. Car., • ' 1 1.~' ("''Jae~ f' i\l.f(lr' REALTORS Easy caN. brk $.1'.500. ponelcd w/worl< benrh, blln BEACH BllAUTY MDiA del MaJ'-3 bd, 3 ba, ~~· sl°'."°BeJec doors A c!ol run. uQp )IQ f~-t . .,.,,,,_,,..,......,,=-:--:-:-:= n-plc w/w crpt + mu. Have IOl'De'lhliw )'O'.I want ti> $11', !.11;1.:M. I FOnn Dtn 11'11, t)O.l,y l bOll 11 8d 2 ba $S300. On. Sat-Suri. >Ont' cond-By owner 1ellf a • .,""'d adl do lt SeU the old 1tuft 8'17 the new to bw:b. '3$,._ -...oD l1 AM -$ PM, 3197 Bern -well ·coll NOW 14H118. Jtulf, bkr Dr. Aft. 3*-5113 ' . opens to din. arell w/ocean view. 2 Balcony view dccb. Carp & drape• thruout. S+l.500. MISSION REALTY ti4-0731. 2 BR. OWN-YOUR.OWN APT., ocean fide or highway, choice 111 re a , ground f\oor. SUbmJt down. Owner flnftnced. $32,500. ?au! We1tbrook, B k r . 49'.mi WHTW ATER vu home, walk bch, in blllt rod to £m.enld Bay, 1pllt lewl, IUDdeck, ,2 BR, dtn, (Onnal dlninC, bltlnt, $54.900. Ownr/bkr. -=· BY Owner. Newly redec ocean view. 2 BR. 2 BA, room 10 ndd on, lge cor. lot, \\•11\k to hcach. bltlns, cp111, drt"1. lrpl. $69,500. !JOO Temple 'l'tlTt\ce. 497-2961. Don't glV<> up tho Jhlpl "Ual" It ln clau16od Ship .. Sbonl llelullll 64Hm. Burr White Realtor 2901 Newport, N'pt Beach 675-4630 Newport Booch NEWPORT HEJGHJS 2 bedroom with )otl ol llv· Ing space. Largt tamUy room plua living room and formal dlnlng room. SUper pride of ownership location. Prlced at only $49.950. Call '11~.~ N••r N••••rt P•1t Offlt• Duplex-Cat.1lln• Dr. F1"hly painted lnl:lde. New carpetlne. near-new roof, copper plumb!Jll. Call for appolntme'nt to see. ~-BY OWNER Roomy 3BR. 2BA, brick frplc Shutlera It. lf'I yrd. $42.000 ~1416 646--7171 for more Info and Sent• Ana appointment to see. --------- ..,.TILi • "' '"''° ""-' REDUCED$ J $ ~ OWne:r must kll l'J(m'! Very lt:i'J1~1!!1'1 :~~e ~1~~·R!.sAc:!rrJe~ l~~~~~~~ii~i;1~~~!~j~,F~il~-all offcn -easy temu. : ::I 6'12-1901. Bunqalow S•nt• .Ano Heights Th.roe bedroom, 1wo bath ~~ ACRE, horse raelliUea, cottage on Balboa Blvd. olckor hou9e, 2 bdrm + den. Near shopping, churche11, $34,500. Clill after 6 ptn pier, and bay & OCf'an !'67--03311 Prln. only! swimming. Includes plans I; Tustin prnn.it <?l for addUkm&l ---------·I unit . Leue bold. Aaldni l<!,500. TOP OF TifE WORLD Ontu North Tu»Un LMdmarlc: -IV EASTER mu,. 5100 sq. ft. "'21 or IJ1rornpenable mansion cm ~ lhc mounlain. s.cu .. •11d ~II s eclud e d . View every...,·he~ c a p p e d Burr Wh ite Re.1ltor mounlains, IMcs, coulllnaJ 29Cll NeWporl 7 irt. N'.Pt BNch and oc~An \~1nM. l...f'vel :t 67s.4QO fl<.Tts. ~ a:paclQua b('drooma, DOLORES PLAN lux .. nou.• ma•or suli•, $ hl'lth.a, J>('t'llhOUK' I I U d y • THE BLUFFS Many more fcoll1•CL AJk for Dick Pouchtr. P o p u I a r cl'rly "'"'"· DON OSEN REAL TORS Gtttnbclt & 110me bayvitw, lDi E. 17th, S.A. 3 h<lnng, 21~ btl flnd unit., ;o-;;:::::-::54;,;T:,'-'.;;1::;3.:.I =--== Cul-de--sac location. $61,900. 1 TUSTIN Meadows, 4Br, 2BA.. Broker, 644--ll33 tmys °" Fllf'll Rm. covertd ~ eve:1. PIU ll lo maint, m-1815. Nted a "Pad''"!' Place an ad! $38.500 • • ' ; ' ' • • • I I I I - I ' 1 ' -I I 1 , '-· -1. 1"7J ' ' JOIN ·THE . -· - I 'SELLERS 'CIRCLE' WE'RE SAVING SPACE FOR YOU ••• ~ ~ r-a-; ---~ ~ ~ r-:;r-s ~ If you sell a se rvice and don't advertise in the DAILY PILOT Service Directory, you're doing business the hard way. The Service Directory \ (classifications 600-699 in the classified ad section daily) gives you an advantage you get through no other advertising medium. It reaches customers who are ready to buy. Be there when your prospects come into the market looking for the services you have to sell . If your service isn't listed, we 'll start a category just for you. Pick up the phone right now and reserve your space in the "Sellers Circle" ... Your Direct Line lo Directory Results 642-5678 CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT 6"-% INTEREST HREE MONT11 S 2nd TD Loans =~ ~~. g ~ Located in Costa Mesa -Newport Beach Area, 1.ow<e1 rat .. Orange Co exclusive atlult CCllJl' 5,500 Sq. Ft. Modem Bldg. --------. Com•tory attracUve of!ieOI suitable for owner -tenant. ' Sattler Mtg. Co. · munlty, 16 yrs or ol= .... _ !(Al Mµl71 545-0611 ,TOtal payment l ~-ii·m ----~~;·~I Loh/Crypts 156 Call or write Mr. Oltmanns s.rvtnr Harbor.,.. :n -1per mo. tract agent: ' J..<m Harbor R .. t PERCY H NlftnllllU co -· Wont.cl p h 0 D • 547-3177 or Memorial p...... c auuun111t · 962-4471 1 AcrHfto for solo 150 -~ 0 1 ts · ' • •• -will -1 1 · • Meta, 831-94. 2700 N. Main St., Suite 306 -·~ pay ~ mo nc LANDLORDS! 10% A assign well secured 50 ACRF.s OCEAN vu Commerc .. 1 Sent• Ana, C1llf. 92702 $64,000 ht on 40 ac in Apple we Speciallze In N~ No. of San Francix'O Property l51 l '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l71,..4)!!!!!!!54!!1!1..ll!!l5S!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I V.U.,. Bol! 3 Apple Valley Bead> e Corona de1 ¥>!A 642-2155 call mornings I-;:::;:;::;::;:;;;;::;:;::;;:;:;: n+-242--3144 Owner. , ,I: Lacuna. OUr Rental s.r, Apartment• ~ Dup1ex.e1/Unltt I Mountain, DeHrt, $7,500 -Will pey 8% •. Se-vice ia FREE to You!~ '1'rl For Solo 152 * WANTED * Hlo 162 Ruort ' 174 cured by 10 aoree. $15,000 Nd.View! •. --'-..;...;.;.;,_ __ _;~!Prime commm:iai -1-------....,.' quar • .!lox "2, CdM. <NU.,Vl_EW RENTALS 6 UNITS, San Clemente, trom Newport e.acl1 to Balboa D•....._x GREEN Valley Lake, ~ Mortgo-. m40l10 or 49<-:Dl* white water view, $141,000., Oceanside. $500,000 to New on the ~bne 9 Bear area, new% sty, 3 Trust Deeds 260 atARMING Pent n • u l4 1539 Buena Vlsta, •3. $700,000. Qualified buyer Bedroom lll'ld ~ne 2 ~'}-pie~ ::r •. ,!.,,~ ~ dupl~ <28~ lBA), stove 4 8 .I P rty l u w.u•-1 Call A ~ n-~ • • -•-• -~· Yrl.U.m•lts-~-"" u ne11 rope -..... · ocwvuu" One Unit bas evety bltn, comp! turn, ~ .. ',..1...."!t';; ... sbO -P ... 1..!" "i Sluart, Broker, at 491-1531 Fireplace, New Interior ~e, small boat priv. Xlnt $5,SOO 1S1' T.D. on a small be~ 2i'iE. Balboa ~1\1 LEASE -ot 546-7614. Paint. One Block to Ocean. view of ski slopt, year ocean view lot Laguna. $55. Ph eves· 985-5822 OFFICE SUITES. ~ $63,500. Call A n Y t Im e , 8l'O\llld road. All terms. per mo. incl 9% due 5 yn; • ' ' 1 DANA Point C l, ta)' fron-646-0555. • Priced at only $32,000. lOo/.: discount Bkr Cn4J 2·Br C.M. $140, H.B.'"°'. Ea.suide Costa Mesa. J ust tage by 128' deep. Del Agent 536-3409 ~ · · ~ mi ~n $160. Kid~~ off Newport Blvd. Excellent Obilpo Rd. Nr. marina. SACRIFICE. Forest tot in R~nt·A..tfouse ~ for Medical, Law, Accts. X i a ~, 1lte". i !0 ,00 0. Big n. N·"-M th !fl In thl8 714/6*-U31 ~ar. Nr. ·~« 15a!boo l1l1nd any 40 s ~ o ~ 865 ·~awner2:7;;'2<:Cn:;4>~64&-~7645~.:;-;o.ll:======~ ~181:i1e ~~ e~blne sqi Conclomfntvmi · · ·' Real'E•t•te WanNd 114 I 11.e l 2 BO, nu shag crpt & drapH, SUites.Eacll baa Kitchen A: for Mle SU&Jfl>IAI T OI' ntt: (QC.WR.I. co. * ... • k c · h * .......... y00iy lease. 135 Opal, Jri. Restroom ta c 111 t i e • . 2 DARLING duplex fur sale by ,,-UIC as :1:~~~:~=~~:1!~q~ull'e~~l30~Pe~ar~l,~675-0~~158.~:1 Private Offices, Large Open UASE/ owntr, 2bd's ea., walk to Will buy your property. All .B•lbo• Ptninsul• ~~~ ~ ~;~sJoo Are;.: PURCHASE beach, shopping. H.B . cash within 72. hrs. Call Houses Furnished 300 month includes Utilities. •AM, total ... ~ •--'ud'8 all $35,900, 962-4806. 962-8851 2 BR. Family room. Block May Lease Entotal for ~s . ...i111::uvw..:!., 11~. Rent _1n_com __ •_P_ropo.;;:;..;.."Y-"" __ 1_66 i t Coron• del Mar from ocean, $335/mo. Year- 11,000 per month pin~ -....-...--•• ly Lease. 675-8416. • Utilities. Owner May Sell or 3 bedrrna, 2 bath.ti, all elect 2 -U--TERRlflC _,., -t bl n.t:-"Uec. r. Buena Park · ...,. with option to purchase 2 & 7 =111 "'"""' l...rs!'.' n-.. 1 B Lease Option Basis. Call bltins. Builder's closeout $410,00> FP $41,boo Dwn . ~~:· 2 b kB beach! Yard. I--+. -------1 Anytime, 646--0555. price from $19,900. Tract Near McFadden A: Newport SRINC. $300-New 2 Br. 2 Ba. Frplc. $1JO.You better believe lt!. 2 The DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST'S leading agent, phone: 547-3177. Frwy. 10 yrs Freab. Gross A Private Party will pay Gar. View! 1 blk beach. . Br.' Duplex. Gar. ~ EVERYBODY'S Income $61.33> based on 3 up to S3000 & takeover your $300 -3 Br. 2 Ba. Gar. Deck. ok. ~.Fee. 847-12m DOll'tiG ll" bed 1$3X'i), 2 bed ($]~1951. ~ L c.L.bed I> hlk~::--'be"'a"'d>""--"Nc,.J!Bc,.i~C:!J9!E'°~"!!'!;;dtt!!!!!l~Mo~rs..=='r-I '-Aflel'-llxed expenses--and horn • or --cima7pet ~t ~~~~~Y0~ ~ts~~j S®-18sJnear ocea n. Ph: NU-VIEW RENTALS SPYGLASSHllL No.1.N~.~ market, former model. 1 which is 27.~~ash and 5.7 WANTED: 16 Units, Costa 673-4030 or 493-3248 !3!pt~~~,!8~ bedroom or den down and 2 Equity bui!d~, Total re~ M;.esa area, principals only. Le9un1 &eaeh garage: Avail oow. $6i:io1mo. bedrooma 1:1P· wet bar. Pric-33.30. All this and a beaUti-Piiv party ~.2404 TelTific Ocean V i ew, ed to sell. i.JQ,000. fut Recreation room with $125 -Util pd. Lrg Bach, full 644--0736 • llH'Win realty Inc. pool. ip·s TRADE! Con· kit. Deen view. Small pet Ot~G 3 BR 2 BA. 1714) 968 4405 124 hrs.I tac[tlMORJchardRE ;LEanMENWert.S -JI •) ~ _ Util pd. L, • Fri>lc, carpets '& drpo, Duplexes/Units '11 ';;;;;;;;;;;;:·:m;i;J Nicely furn. 1 Br. Beautiful patiO. 118 Poinsettia. $350. 11le 162 881 Dover Dr. SUite 12 I Ocean view! 1-644-0 __ 170_·-;-;==:--- N rt n-~ •--oo $325 -2 Br. 2 Ba. Ocean LIKE NU DUPLEX • CdM Older, but what a location! One house ott Ocean Blvd., 2 BR, 2 BA each unlt. Ocean view. $110,000. Shown by appointment -Jo 31.apiro, ART SHAPIRO CO. * 645-3120 • ewpo °""a"" 0't01'V• Buslneu front! Yearly. Lovely deck. Redecorated lnside &: Oat. NEW LISTINGS Opportunity 200 Child/pet co .. kiered. 3 BR, 2 BA, 644-0030. DUPLEX -OJSTA MESA, 2 MARINE SERVICE NU-VIEW RENTALS OP EN SAT & SUN 11-4 BR, 11,2 ~~each, enc pr. 673-4030 or 494-3248 SHARP 3 Br 2 Ba Dr pool A 133.900. ~~ down. Xlnt Builders Supply l ido I I park Din ' trpl •-kit. crpt & drps Be Sho 1-Do I e . rm, c, w.g. TRIPLEX ~ ES cosrA auty. p • 4ANV • wn $375. lnB Port Charles, Hu- MESA 2 BR l % iJA ch Card/<;iift. $12,000 t inven CONTEMPORARY 4 BR, 3 bor Vu Hms. 833-3894. • • ,,, 'ea • Cenunies-Bus&/or property Ba, D/W w&ibe'r/dryerl,-=-o:==:o-=.,--1 nr 17th St. Sharp... HOLLAND Bus.-S-ale s $485 mo. A~ll 3-i2 to 6-12. 2 BR. DUPLEX, Frplc, ca BOB OLSON REAL TY 1716 Orange CM 645-il70 675-$'1'1 or 6U-?109 crpto. $250 peo mo. We Buy, Sell, Exchange • · 620 Goldenrod. 644-7392 • 979-5891 RESORT, Newport Beach Costa Mesi 4 UNITS BUSINESS PROP., 1--------1 RESTAURANT Walk to wtr -Each Unit $100 e SHARP EASTSIDE ' a ~500M:nolia & G.~~~v~~ and BAR ~: ~ $110, i cM $85, Bednxim, 2 Bath, larp ---------Terrine Joe. Gross Inc. $9600 AGENT ...•...•. _ •. 64&.3255 Rent-A· House 97• ••30 family r 0 0 m • fire•ce. B 'boa D I !ix ~ covered patio, quiet street. G Up ex After ed exp & In pyrnlS REST. -OJFFEE SH 0 P. Sonia Ano $300. per mo. mcludina New on the Market. One 3 shows 20.23% ached. cash Fully equip for sale or gardener. CAIL L,a r r y , Bedroom and one 2 spend. ($1.568) + 7.07% eq. 11!8.se. At McFadden & Stan-$16!>-Have a boat or Ttlr~ 2 546-5880. Bedroom. One unit has ~~ta~' 27·~~~z:r~ dard, SA. $20,IXXI will han· Br. home. crpts, drps, iar. MESA VERDE F"i.replace. New Interior ELMORE "LEMENS d I e . 0 w n e r I B r k r huge fencd yrd. Agt. Fee. Lease. Lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 PainL_One.lllOc:k to Ocean. .,, TI~. . 847-~ Bath, family rm, 2 frp~a. $63.500. Call A n Y t i m e , 881 Dover Dr., NB 645-6700 ARTISTS -Artisans wanted Hou1e1 Unfum. 305 service porch. On Qulet 646-0555. to set up work shop, store cul-de-sac. Conv. to ·.n 28 UNITS wrth tithers. Beach area. Gentrll schools. $425/mo. 545-634%, 2 BR, 2 Ba, crpta, drps, Share lge bldg facility. Call QJO. 2 BR dultB tenced/llcd bltns, pool, garages. Xlnt 673-3.340 days. CASA De Oro Rlty ~es. ~ Hamtlton ; °" ~~OOo 1~~t~~ho!25~ IN Huntington Beach. Xlnt 5l7~11 Extra garages $25/mo. • · tax-free spendable Plus rond. 25 washers, 7 dryers. Just a Few Of Our Many 675-7651. ' sus~OIAtr Of ntt eot.WB.I. ca. Shelter. Prine only. Bier, Reas. 549-2641. Rentals. $255 -Here It is! 4 BR.,2 BA, Vacancies cost money! Rent ,642--0~~1~77~-----Money to LDfln 240 crpts, drps, patio, 2 car 18f, hoo t t FOUR-PLEXES GARDEN GROVE -1148.50. fncd for ldds & pets. Nr. Sb ri: .. etc. ~ aa~ly ~~ UP TO $25,000 Squeeky c I ea n 2 BR. trwy. Agt. Fee. 847-1201 Cl lned Ad "~" .,,,_ Spac. 3BR 2BA + 3-2BR apt. $50 oil 1st mo's rent -=~-,,=-~~~~-1 858 • Q'U;-;iv10, FOR HOMIDWNERS Bring the baby & pet•. $155 • Modern 2 BR. "'-""", units, nr So. COli!lt P laza. ......,... 179 ~ -h JOff. d ~-n-.. th · . In drps, bltns. gar, fncd far ,........,, ., ... c . ·"' n. ~·u.-ov11uw on e equity your ldd> •-ts Agt. • cipals only, ~--r!Bkr., "---u ~ f AN AH E 1 M -$175-2 BR • pe · .r:ee. 9~48 vw•.., uv......:. se u1e money or Dollhouse Llk ...._.~ 847-1207 J. •rv• any purpose. Loans over · · e new ...... .,...,, ·""=="""~--~~~! 16 UNITS $5.!XXJ on real estate and per· drps, s~ve, garage. Baby 4 BDRM, 1am rm. 1'4 Ba. sonal property. Call or visit welcome. fenced yd, quiet st. By appt. Eight 2 BR, &: Eight 1 BR. 839 Santiago. Avail 411/t.J, Enclosed garages. Income AVCO BUENA PARK. 4 BR, 2 BA refs. 545-7359. [ Mobile Homes -J [) " . .' J Mobile Homes Mobile Homes $24,540. Owner anxious. FINANCIAL SERVICES home. . $195. Doub I e 3--B=R=.~2-,-ull~ba-lh>~.-b!-t--in-.... -·I For Sole 125 For Solo 125 FORTIN CO. 1879 Harbor Blvd. gar. Children ok. Ii ranee. Adults, no peta. GREENLEAF A 5 STAR PARK 1750 Whittier Ave., CM 1·24x60 Arllngtoo with real ash paneling, a beauty! $16,500. Also 1 Ponderosa, 1 Barrington &: 1 Key \Vest. All priced right, all 24x60 Come & see our v.·onderlul Park. 64&-7965 between 9 an1&6pm. Motor Home Rentals 24. x 60. Dual wide_ Villa Realtor 642..SOO Costa Mesa 642-3484 Nr. Harbor S bop 'a . model. Oceo• vrew In 5.76 x GROSS 500 N. Anahcim Blvd. A NIA HEI M -$100-1 BR. $2GS/mo, 645-031S. "'' Anaheim SJS.2816 frl> ex. Cl'pts, drps, stove,.i.,===;-:-.,.--:--.., Laguna Beach. See to ap-250 S Euclid St refrig. Gar. Water pd. Kids HANDSOME 3 BR, 2 BA preclate. 8 UNITS, income $990/mo. Anaheim · TI&-s2SO & petB ok. · home. Lrg bright ldtch if: ~~-* 4994142 Full price $61,500. 1 .,..,,... Brookhurst SI den. $325/mo. Yr i.. NEWPORT Beach-on the ED RIT)DLE, BKR. 646-8811 Gard~L Grove 5.10'-43oo ~GTON BEAOt-$125.1',-67>--:;-;l:;OIO,..,,-,,,--.,.--~- Bay XLN1' Eastside location. 17422 Beach Blvd., Triplex. ~ BR. Crpts, drps, * 3 BR, 2 BA, carpets, drps, '73, 2 BR, crpts, Q(lull pk Ideal owner's unit. 1 sty Huntington Beech 847-6071 bltns. Child & cat. enclosed gar, priv. patlo, lq Lida Pen 46 Cabrillo $18,500 w/encl garages. (3) 2 Br & 2017 s Main st yard. Families &: no pets. Pri prty 673-4517 64H078 (2) 1 Br. $75,000 firm. Santa Ana ' 'M9-3361 COSTA MESA~140 Needs a $225/mo. 673-3690 NEWPORT Bay Beauty C644-0030"'--7"'0'=====~ 617 W. 17th st., Famil,Y! 2 Br. house. Water $298·New Spac. 3 ~R, 2 BA. Panoramic Vu of Bay area * 2 NEWER DELUXE Santa Ana 547.4431 pd. Kids & pet ok. KidS/pets, Park. Avl. row. 2BR, 2BA. & lrg sundeck, 4 PLEX. 6411.Westminster Ave., SANTA ANA-$l8S So little ht & last. 557-9409. Sharp!. $22,500, adu1ts, 540-3672. ---TU~s~l!:_'IN~A~RECA.:._ __ , iW~eii""""'~~ter~==~89~3-~S0089 for a 3 Br. 1 % Ba. home. 3 BR & Den. Bit-Ins. Frpl. 547-482'7* Crp ST AR Deluxe 20x44' ts, drps, gar, britig the Double garage. Fenced ~. SALES & LEASING in J\1eadows. $8900. EAST SIDE Attrac. 2 Br. J s kids & pet! $265/mo. Ji'o. C.M. 549-~ full service facility 635-396:9 hse. w/gar. apt. $39,500. ust ay $200 • Nice & Clean. 3 Br, Damnar Motor Homes ~ ~A~~~'. L~ :" S::~· -i10 ~rs~·A::-1">'.!'~~c~ :' 110.500. 673-3817 * SPECTACULAR • 'Charge Ir. MESA Verde • 3 BR, 2 ba, 531-6800 8X49 ABC 2 Bdrm. Ocean-Condominium '"° tot bltns, !ge ldtchen, a>w:d front Hwit:lngton Be a c h 11,885 sq ft, will take 12 to 14 patio. 549-~ or ~ LlKE new, 12x55 raised, encl Park. $1995. 557-9390 unil8 A-~-~•• 000 -·" 2BR 1185 adJ """' 25' porch, 2 BR, new Mag 8X35 GARDENER, good mlt. ·~"'a~-:· '8:; WHEN * 141•0111 * ' blti;,., w/w ':.t1, ~ ;;i.""5 cpts, new extras, Adlllt cond. Set up Newport Beach Dorothe492-<la44.ateDve""°• ~~~· •••w.11th-·MllA'-C-""""""--,....,,.--="°"'~=-Park. Pets. Shed. Steal at Park ...,....,, ~1157.9390 ,,__,.., --'" 'I• $5795. 633-7979 aft 6; bet 9 . •~· , PLACING These Are Just A Few Of 3 BR, 2 BA., N. CM. crpc,, AM. 2 BDRM Mobile Home, LOT fer sa1e. This ootstan· Our MANY RENTALS drps, frplc. $235 mo. Pb. Baysidti Village, $4750. Call ding pool-size kit baa com-' ' · · 735-9432 or 842-7153. 8' x 40' Sparlain Royal o:Ao "A"" bl tlo --• * Mansion, set up in adlt·no ce~v="o.· "--=-'=----vie~, ,» ~:v:;e .... o:feS:. A WANT AD $00-1 BLOCK to Beach! Fountain V1Tiey ~~k·bc:~~n~r ~ ritol!I Dr.. Laguna Beach. Furn. Bachelofl. Util Pd. $175 . Singles thia: 11 tor YoUI· 6PM. Only $14,950. 494-6983 OWlll'. IN THE TOI/pet. * 2'8r\· 2 Ba, gar, tnqd Jbr I -I Mountain, Desert pet. Agt. Fee. 847-12J7 174 $13)-QUIE'F Retreat 1 Br Resort ORANGE Stove, ,Yard for toUpet. · Garden Grove VACANT C 1 * 1185 -Warm • Coeyt 2 er.+ "I " 116.1-EASTSIDEI 2 Br. Gar. Den. Frplc. Crp18, drpo, 5 Acreic, $1 § , o'o 0 • Unln-Ftnced yard. Child/pet. gar. O\Udren ok. A,rt. he.' corporaled L.A. County, COAST * , M7-ll07 Palmdale. 2 Miles from S2l0-0'.)RONA DEL MAR 2 1'H:":':0·"::=....--.:-.,-- p · a l m d a I e International Br. Frplc, utll paid. Yearly. untlngton BMch • 1 Airport. ClolO to Edward• * ' Air Force Base. Ca I I • BR. 2 BA. F1rm<r mode! An)tttme, 646-0555. $225-PRIVATE! ! Br, 2 Ba home •• Near Brooktrurst • ( PALMDALE home, gar, k Ids/pet Atlanta. Crpl>, blWN, feno-wetcome. ed. $315/mo. 1st .l tut, $100 1 ACREAGE · * clean. dep. Avial late April, • LANOLORDSI 968-67112. 1S Acree South of Lake Palmdale. OwlW M a y Finance tor New 8-at ""· :.> ,... Int-only with 10% down + prepaid !nte-ll!IOO pet" ...... Clll AnYttme.~ FREE RENTAL SERVICE $1915=-. ""E"'..,-:-u'"'·w.,.-2=er'"". "-.21 BEACQN RENTAa.S Ba. Condo. Fl'ple. O'plc, * 645-011 * ClrpO, bl!na, Pltlo, - • pool, Evt,,,_ welcome. •LANDLORDS* Agt, Fee. 841..:J2:t7 . ~ MUICAll . FREE RENTAL SERVICE NR beach, bolut Irr :zini, Call M7-1207 d~h\vth. crpta, com t l ; TIME FOR ~~-pd. 124$ JUST. DIAL DAILY PILOT 3;!.~.~Jro~ Good . ' • • C.11 96H181. '""'"''" ., '"' ""w"' co. • 642-5678 CLASSIFIED AD . 1135 -QJlJ4nJ\ o1r. a er. • Put & Dttle ''loot" 1n )'OlUr plex. Crpt1, dl'JMJ bltns. W • t.evi ..... u thoA h<u\Jlis !or FOR ACTION Nr. SClhto. Ail· ,.,.. fl4T-1207 "buclm". Call Cl-lb---~-~-dl ' ' • $165 ·Above A-I 211<. -F~\ ~ls.,. just. p~ CALL 642-5678 ~~·;:... ~:ll171drpo, ... Sell idle llemt ••• 6G-56'1S ..... ~ ~ .... • • -·-- I i I i ' ! I I I: I t I· ( , . .. " _, ... ~ --·- • Are You Letting Cash -Slip ThFOUCJh Y-our -Mands See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WAN·T AD Will Sell Fast! I. Sto .. 29. Bicycle 57. Electric Trom 2. Gvlt•r :10. Typowrller 51.~ •i .. 4 3. BNy Crib 31. Jlor Stool1 59. Claulc 'AUto ;t. Elactrlc Sew 32. Encyolopedl• 60. CoffM Table $, C•mer• 33. Vacuum CIHMI' 61. Motorcycle 6. Washer 34. Tropical Fish 62. A-.dlon 7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. slcto 8. Stereo Set 36. Filo Cabinet 64. TV Set 9. Couch 37. Golf Clubt 65. Work Bench 10. Clarinet 38. Stor!lng . Sliver 66. Diamond Watch 11. Rofrlsi-rator 39. Vlctorl•n Mirror 67. Go-Kart l?. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom Sot 68. Ironer 13. Sewing Machine 41. Slide Projector 69. Camping Trailor 14. Surfboard 42. Lawn -r ' 70. Antique Furniture 15. Machine Tool• 43. Pool Table 71. Tape Recorder 16. Dishwasher 44. Tlret 72. Sailboat 17. Puppy 45. Plano 73. Sport1 C.r 18. Cabin CrulMr 46. Fur Coat 74. MattrOH Box Spe1 19. Golf Cart 47. Dr•po• 75. Inboard Speedboat 20. lkirometer 48. Linens 76. Shotgun 21 . Stamp Collection 49. Horto n. Saddle 22. Dinette Set SO. Airplane 78. Dart Game 23. Play Pen SI . Organ 79. Punching Bag 24. Bowling Ball 52. Exercycle 80. Baby Carrlaoe 25. Water Skis S3. Rare Boob 81. Drums 26. Fr-• S4. Ski Bootl 82. Rlflo 27. SultcaM SS. High Chair 83. Desk 28. Clock S6. Coln• 84. SCUBA Gear These or any other extra thlnCJS aroand the house c:an be tumed Into cash 1111lth a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD So • •• • ·~ , Don!f · 'Just Sit · There! DIAL DIRECT .. ~. , • . -.. ~. :. .. ---e I -· ...... -lit! ,.., , -. I ~ _Hoo_,.._,_u_nlum. ___ JOS_ Houoot Unfurn. '°'5 Condominiums • Apta.-'-_F_um. ____ •_ 1..._ '-' H ti •---L ~=:-:::;;::----·1-~U~nfu~m~·--_:S2ll~lr-·t• -"" ....... ~ ~1.-siu~~""~"~'~"~·~;;-:;;;;:d~~~~~~::::::::::];;~~~~~~~~~r;~~1e:•:;':;-:::I Fountain Va!loy 3 BEDROOMS., 2 baths, NEAR new 3 BR. 2 BA CON-L VE LIKE Kl ROOll 6 -,.., -oleclrlc buillins, FA 00 w/w ... bltlna, air 2 BDRM. 211 Ba, bltna, I A NG ......., '"" -. ._ a heat, vr/W carpeto 4: ~. pvt~uO. All!ts. $28$. dahwhr, '2,~· -. W/D, At Budget Pri ... l -· .. Ha...._--. dra1encedpea, d1~~1pde gar~, >44-3llf; .421~. =· ~. Pool.~ .;a FURN!SHED • -VW. , ~ • • 4 BR'• -Vk!w. All elec. clubhse. Will ac.c e pt UNruRNISHm per mo. •«ent,!IG44n Fll>ki2slf?~~.~!!!" child,.,, a · ...i pett. D1uru:s-.. .... -• ..,. mo ~·-~ 9'&-'50>. ""' pr. frtol<. ....., - or 546-8103. or 9J.1481 -* POOLS -~ ~ J'! ! ',.' •: 4 Blll!M, 2 BA. aU bltns, . lrvlna * ENCLOSED _ -•• _ crp,. A ""'8. 2 ctr ....... Lall"!! Niguel NEW CONDOMINIUM GARAGES ~ ~ ,.....,.,.:""' a Desirable Glen -· Walle $4'0/MO. Spacious 4 BR. 2 B• 1 WO. f97.J.342 * CONVENIENT On!. ~ A. S51-Jlli3. to ahopptrw, ICbOolt, nr $70,000 hm.. beach, view, ' Ps. poo ' TO ALL BEACH&S I ~;~!J~~~=== ~-Gk. pgo. ••c1,,11y. 831-1453. La9una Nl!l.'!!I FROM $145 MONTH i ~wport - 2BR. -,.,i. clao 0> 1i11>-Leko Foret! ~~ousET ~ R i\\,~ ~~ ADULTS PLEASE ~ .. ~. 9632 ~ •-~-• ~~~ ~ BA, beaut lnd.cN • view. VILLA POMONA ~ ............ -... ~'""' '390 roo. rent oi le..e inc. lrvlM . ' ""°" deck, ll>lc. Bl ... club ucn. d...,. 213, -: PHONE 642·11115 prtv. $395 rno.13'M1&1 aft s 213; m.rm. · ll760 Pomona .. ve.l J BR., 1\i ba.;w /ooN!. 1225 Mou Vent. Newport BMCh s BR., 2 1>e.. wtCOlld 1265 Casa de Oro I BR., 211 balhl $360 3BR, 2BA home, M-Verde BLUFFS CONDOS ALL UTllJ11ES PAID s BR. .t tam. rm., 2 batlul Nr Ill llCbll, lhoppln((, For I.MM Co •• 1 · brand new Tutt1arock $31' lrw)'a #15Jmo ~ be( mpare ""' ore you n!:nt 4 BR. 2 bl.• $3115/SeO Tpcn ~ aft 1 uk for TWO bedroom. 1~ b&th Cu.tom de&l&ned, featurin&: 4 BR.' 1am rm. :a~ bathll J41ke ' tcwnbome ... Large l'tloma. e Spacious ldtchtn wllb in-Turtterocic ' $425 New ~ a oven. $!25. direct lightJna: FURN 1 Minn tiaDer "I li1 !1 I \,lid --· _, ·1 Ll'tilliw "Sl!jCE 1946" lit Western Bank Bldg. University Parll:, Irvine Doys 552·7000 Night• S BR. tam rm.. 2 ti.. new SINGLE leve1 i-bedmom. 2 e Separate din'&: area rent. Adib ,.._ ~ D&lnt,' crpta. drpa, trplc. bl.th mbdeL D e 11 a h t f u I e Home-like atoraa;e t'low to bmcb.. $Da. \Valk to achoob A lbopplna. pa&. excellent ~t e Private patios ~. lilt P 1 ace • t i a. '$275 mo. ~n · view. Bullt-lnl include 0 ac.ed prqe w/ato~ Nft.]IOl't illlldl. Newport Buch BBQ. ~F . ...1 • rth • Marble pullman . SEM1D"P Ma• a r AIL c. F. c ... - y • Kina·IZ Bdnns -lat .... U1ll ..... $1ll. THE IWHS Rultora · 640-«!20 • Pool . llU'bequa • .,,,., ...._ -"'°'-.... ANGEL r TA PLAN BLUFFS 3 BR, 2 BA. Yearly ro~ed wiUI pllllb land-Ask aheut CIS' dim +M 1 I •.-:fMO W l scapmg. 5t8-1&12 slngle-lewl in mlnt con-eue .,..,... · a er Adult Jivin&: at ita best ~='"""-"'°=--=--! d!Uon on ape.ct a cul ar View. Call 675-5982. LARGE 1 BR Sl90 APTS. rum. l ~ P. pr, greenbelt setting. Freshb' Townhouse Urtfvrn. 335 2 BEDROOMS $210 "'Shr/dr)ir, $til ii' sm. painted. New wallpape.r. No Pets NWpt ff&lU. '64l5t .,.., 2 BR., 1~ baths •.•••• $225 Spotless thruout. Vacant. Huntlftf!!" lffch 365 w. Willon &u-19n 614 -om • ': • 2 BR. l'iL bL, air cond $235 = :°~v!:'ker, 644-1133 P"".....,. lJ!Si ntAN RENT $30 WEEK & UP NEW 2 8*'m .,..._Am&. 2 BR, 2 baths ••••••••.• $300 J.. .. .... "7< 1eur.. ill W. S.,., ?kw .... t 3 BR. 2 bi ........ $330/$360 BRANO NEW For sale, by ownl'r, 3 bd., 2 e StudD 6 1 BR Apts. BNdl.. Oil s. B. acn 3 BR, 3 ba, !am rm •••• $315 DUPLEX ba. townhouse w(patio, frpl. e 'IV 6: MDI Service Avail ~er mao ews. 3 BR, ~ baths , ....... $395 "--vi allc"' bch 3 &: crpt, drapes, blt·lll range le • Pbooe Servia-Htd. Pool F'llRN " BIL. 2 a y~ \.A.""'an ew, w · retrlg 919-3984 • Oilldren & Pet Section · · iif1iilt L4Jm....m_~_children. 2 ~!BR-Townhouses, newly e s··1 Monthly-~~· .,. re I ~ · pa Int e d, ·washer/dryer, 2376 Newport Blvd., CM 6tJ.Q:)O; ft'IS 5iil-l111D.. BEACH HOMES crpts, dl'J", 962-8781. 548-9155 or 645-396'1 r•~" ~ 1 er ~ '3 BR '2 Aa 2-story S365 34$ Ad aood Jor s.5 on RenL ..................... _ • -REALTY .:.., , ~Ji~...._dE;D • $31S Duplexes Furn. HOLIDAY PLAZA fr1*. -., saad~ck, A Company With Vlak>n l:AYWOOD REAL TY Corona dal Mar DELUXE Spadoua 1 BR. ~'1l'°~*;'1:i Pl> ,... u~ =nt~IMne * 548-1290 * fufn. •PL $140. Heated pool OCEANmClft' A t 1 Ofl!c• hours 8 ~lo 6 PM SPY GLASS lilLL ='· 0 1'1,,t"rn. 2 ~ ::.t' ~· Adults, no -· ~ -· "" ,..,;. Laguna Buch UNBELIEVABLE view. 3 married couple. No peU. 1965 Pomona AVI!'., C.M. Sl45 in:t. lltiL ~ bdrm., 2 ba. 2,500 sq. ft, 675-3613. l JIR. .,.,,__ 2 I clometl: 2 Br. tJpptr, ... 9 lladt. triple garage $950 mo ph ... \l.l-11., rg. • $215.. i8Cl. tdl.. _ nllll •EMERALD BAY, 3BR, 644-5598. · " · Duplexes Unfurn. 350 queen size bed, priv. dre8a-3/L (11.t) ~U'· warm & attractive home FARM-STYLE 3 Br New kw rm. xtra irg. rooms. w/yard. -$550 per ~· dee. crpt/drps ~try Capistrano ~ch encl. pr. w/storage. Adultl: 4916 ~ J Bit's°"""~ i Yearly kit he, 1~·1' --dbl only, no pets. ooean. view. &• a. e OCEAN FRONT ap t . Delux 2 BA, 2 BA unit, San- dy beach. Swimming pool. $500 per mo _yeariy 'TIJRNER ASSOC. 1105 N. Coast Hwy, Laguna 494-1177 c n, w ••v reu .. , NEW 2 & 3 Br w/w crpt, 2Q•• F llortan C M. ~-~~~-~·~·;·~==:I garage, 1rg fncd )'d, Shade drps, blW in kit. $210 (2 ~ U • ' trees, ehildre-n/pets Br) $260 (3 Br) 26681 Ave FURN. 2 BR. Apt. Pool~.,.... fl&fjfds welcome. $255. mo. 6'5-4767. Las Palmu. f;«.-7981. Cloee to shops. Adult&, no ClE.AH l tr 2 BIL AilWll. STEPS TO OCEAN Costa Mou peta. M/om. • -. ""-ldL _..,., 2111 TOWNHOUSE DUPLEX l9Cl Pomona, C.M. E. 1811 51.. NB. -.-.- 2 + den/otfice, sundeek, BRAND NEW DUPLEX - 3 Sll5Jmo. dlx. mob. hrn. IA ;~4Jti?E~~~===!!! patlo, fpic. $215 yl1y lse. BR. 2 Bath, double garage. Com pl furn. Htd pool. I; · 5219-A River; MS-8532 Cor. Fullerton & Bay Sts Adults. No pets. 4 Seuon'' a.U.. ...._. $215 -Nice 2 BR. Apt. w/ EXEC. home, 3 Br, 2!,ii Ba.. $295. mo, no pets, or enall 2358 Npt., C.M. 548-6332. ocean 6: city view! Bltns, 2 frplcs, fncd yd, 1 blk to children. To see ca 11 1 BR. Terrace, swim. p>JI. rnARJONG, tnml ..... a _sar. ocean and bi.y. $385/mo. 642-4155 Adults 25 & up. Ne children. eictra ~ 2 BR Ir IM'· $'rl5b 1 -2 BR, l'hd Ba. Frp! le, McNas11 Rlty. 642-8400. Eves Huntington 8each No pell. $140 & &150. 19'J3 Just ~ flum S. BQ. t n s , y a r , p at o , c Ao """" Church St. 54&-9633' Yrly ..tults. m-164. chlld/ L .,...,....,,,,,. · ==="'=:-;=::-o=::-:: ~~ 3P'& De Frp! H WESTCLIFF lovely 3 BR 2 3BR, 2BA,. dshwshr, dbl aar, l Br Jiart.ly tum. pr NE'W 388.. liow8' ~JI" ......., -n. c. ome. BA .:.. bl beau• 1 xtras 1225 mo ~ l ei•-' 1y --~ -Gar. yard deck. Beautiful • crpt, ..... t'a, tns, afte ·6 ' OOUJle or lrenf penon, no _..., • Vif!W'' ' yard, $315. ~ r pm. chl{drm1no peq. $50 clean. refd&,. W + 111:1.. C&; NU.VIEW RENTALS HARBOR View t Br, 2 Ba. Newport 8Hch • ·Ilda. •il¥Dtd. 511-mt. • .... p 1 I 1 ~ 3;, 2 ba !.=. ~:~ ~r.~ .. NEW DUl'LiX: ~ ;:,~ .!."':; ----..... N fligh-beamed cellli>gz. Avail Newport Shore• · 3 A 4 Bedroom • ......_ -· Udl ... A&t. ,.., ICJ.IK now: at $325 mo. ENGLUND 2 Bath ~ B&cheJor, 1 BR c.ron. ..... ~~ATE; 318 Tballa. L:i~ l pai:: :i'·Pl'~~ Flrepl~erage ~= includliw udlitles. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij · Sunday only, 263 Walnut St., NNr · Boach Dan! ....,.,1 GET A 'CHARGE' out of y9ur DAILY PILOT WANT AD • NOW HONORING ·· Master Charge . and BanltAmericard • • . DIAL '642-5678 ' ' 136<>. From $295 YMrly I"-'"'~=•·.,;,...-.;... ____ I Santa Ane HERSH 645 ftOo i.JvE In the all new Dana LI B Th C•·-I Point -at th• $175 • Big Ma.c! 3 + Den. Y_• Y e .,.,,,.. bel.utttul Marina Inn Motel, Crpts, drps, stove, retria, 111 Newport Share• 34902 Del Oblapo St., f496-ON TEN ~ gar, fncd for kids & pet.a. Enjoy Olympic Pool. Term.la 235.11. KJtchena, t'ffidenci@s Apta. ...,._;--.. u- Agt, Fee. 847-1207 ~ V~ball and Walk to 6: a.pu'tments, heated pool, f'ireplaoe I priif'. ....... Sl95 • Calif. l.Jving. 3 BR, 2 H~e 3 BR, 2 BA. ~~ ~ t:i: nJ!!: Pooll Temia Oalllllll"l IMlt. B:,Agt~ rus4~:.~da/peta Duplex ;;. Now Ava!iable dh, tacillte1, ~tine' room, :.::-. r..n..... ~ ~ o · · ee. pj5 Yearly Lease close to San Cl@mente and Tustin 642-3573 · ~ Beach. Come playN ~!!! .. !!!!!!2~.,.!!!'!..,!!!!!1~...,l!!!!!!,.!!!!.,!I!!.~ $125 • Grab that Phone! 2 Br. Duplexes, 355 •port.rls~~ ~ Rwtr .A • .....,. ~ Crpts, drps, rar. ~· Ffe: Fum~ or Unfvm. reataurant'a. 'SSO' wtfl!k and pedD, crpa,, ~ ... 847-Ul7 up Brin& this ad and ....-. 6 ......._ U. -. 'W I I a... , BalbCMI Penlnsul1 ~Ive $5 oU 00 flnt SCEKIC PBOPt.Jn11Z. •• m M1.r ....... _.... A5SDIS ---,-----'.""I BAYFRONT-prlvate beach. ~ s rent. ,-;;:;==:.;h'=::-::=cal llB5 ' SUCiet ok. 3 Br. F>plc. Redec 3 BR, 2 BA. Frplc. Huntington -LOVELY 1 BR. -..... Crpta, drpc. aar, lncd fer "50/MO. Yrly. 67lH!'746. ..... Ip -Prof kidl" A-pets. A.gt. Fee-. ' 11.Mmw 1 mlllt;; 111 847-mT LaQulnta Ho,_ J-~;"!!l:~""~-;a;;;--;:::::~I Ho-Furn, or I · 11912 Bdrm S!udlo, 111 BA. l'llnl. iDfiLi 'VII. 1 Jilt. Unfurn. 310 . Aa*i»iwmr.rRMt :2!"rki2tk~ ~ ~-,%-1~1~5.;i;;."'~i:i. Newport 8each Sunken pool, BBQ'• IP&rid-,~·~·~rm.:It~~~'!!~!_i.1 Apts. Furn. UO ¥:~J~11 ~talns. 2Bft...1M.;f!Jlc.S '• 335 L1NllO AVE. ALL ~PAID C.... Yo.tr 19 ... New Bayview home, near B•lboa Island Adults, No Peta lla:ie 0'1WL .,. AJ.4iiDI; N.H. Yacht Club. 3 Br. 21..ii 16211 Parkside Lane ~.,:;J'8.;';';;;;5"11k~':;''-::;=-,=ol Ba 2 Car gar. Prefer leas-CHARMING 2 BR.. 2 ba. Nr. (TI4l 847-Mfl Dll.tJXE aJI ela1, 1111b I ing. Will .arrange furniture North bay. Yearly lease (4 blks s . of San IXeao Fnry lnd . ~-Dbl pr. for qualified tenant. ·Open S2'l5 Arf. 675-4000.. on Beach, 1 blk W. oa Holl «»an w $351 per. flJ-81. .Sat/~ at;OsINSON BAYFRON1:° lBR, prl pat1o, to Parbide ~-) oozy, pain.tit 2 BR. t BA. DAVIS REALTY ..,,:moo =t. ~ 400 So. LOW WEEKLY RATES 0'ii.?.~~ * YEARLY " WINTER * E L-••• 1 ~ Finer Homes In Beach Area Balboe P1nln1ul• xecut,,,. ..,..... ••t!:F.-- Fl'Om $SOO Month EE & 727 .Yorklowll llwl. $311/i --Bill GnJndy, Rltr. B'IHl61 $25 W K UP Beacti Blvd. at Y-u -A • ... C I I • Sleeping Rooms 5'MCll ! Bit 1% 1IL ...... -. ondom n um1 e Housekeeping "'""" STUDIOS & 1 IR's. Id!. .,_ ct _. SZIS Unfurn. S20 e Oceanvtew apta. e Full Id cbtn Leue. ltelllDr m4W LEASE BALBOA INN e H .. fedt pool Coota Maa9 111> Main SL e Launcley fadUtles 875-8740 e Free utWtles Madml 2 BR. 2 ~ ... PURCHASE 2 BACHELOR apta on boy e """' 11nen1 fr>I<. pr, ... a Ideal tor retired. Yr. round. e T.V. •maid ten'. avail. Ballw. '51.nM. ' 1165 a $70/mo. 673-f.t88. • Ba~B-Qut 1 ea. QiU. .,.,.. ......_ $490 TOTAL CASH ST Yearly. 1 Bdnn $175; 2 Bdrm e Phone aen1oe dwbr .• fttris. lUt/ma. m.D MOVE-IN, INCLUDES CO $225; Bachelor m5 e 1 Mile to ocean Shalimar. &t&--1&U. $195 per~~ Lea.ae1 .withdop.lt Marshall Realty 6Th-4600 $145 . Sl&:I I BR -· .-.. _ ....... lion. In uua exc USJVe a u BACHELOR 4 1 BR. tJo&. • ....,.... ... _ -• • ...,. 1 condo. community (16 yrs. WINTER. to July lst-\t , • pa 316 E. Hlh SI., *" S: or older) 2 &: 3 Br, 2 ba. block to De'aeh 2 Br., gr,ic • prlv. 'an:: o'i 548-151L BuUden clO&e out prlce. Freshly decorated. 675-8531 . ci:: i:_th ~ pool •' ·ON~L-Y~$11D.~~,-.. -. -.... --.. ~ ... -. $19,900. 3 Br. from $22,500. Corona del Mer pool t8.hlea, sauna baths. copper" ~... .n d ,._ 547-ll.TT. See ror youraeif 17.ID 5*-1517 w It& tDI. TRACK AGENT > bllut to Big Corona. Lrg. K"'-U\. II blk w. ol $llO 2 BR, l'll be.. -' B k •--Bachelor. $150/mo. YellJ'ly. Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). erP. crpt. Iii Osl•. ac ._,. 1 adult, no pets. 645-1624. 842-7848 5a-Dl. %U1311-6121~ BEAITl'IFUL Coodo. f BR,, DELUXE 1 BR. Garden Apt NEW ltudio. 1 blk ID -. I !Id, l\i be. J *7 -l 2\i Ba. 2 car. -· Prlc.Jl"~'mo. Y .... dock aftll~w 11r ... -' • Q?mpl. -·""'· -· ly. J-~ -· UlllURll -. 1~ ... =.-,~';;"imA~~Calta Mou = ( M lllD -=.i::u.-•"C" f~-Moothl7 .. Yl'lr. . 2RMS, wfBA, partly hn'nilb-1135 : ULTRA NICE Aft, ' . -• • tia1&0; PeniMUll ed. aeo. Inc. utilities. Older Poo1a. .. Garden&. Sauna. 2BR, ner.tl ddtwww I 4 $111 imant. 645-:ml/64USOO. Tflllllo Ptlv. Mtio. 146 0'15$ S!;G dlep>olt. A..a ~ lie Nt:w-Ex.,.ptlonal View -2 BR roRN. APT. =" · peta. MHlll. 1D 'L ~ on ~ front· No chUdren • No pell. ~';al~ :;i:'tt = 2 BR. Multa. • (ll!tL 9AT qe, 2 BR. Condo, 2 BA , DI Centtt St. 6424848 S95 per ~oth. 536-11B. MEAJXJWS APT. Jlf W. teU clean oven, 1ep. din nn, ._ 2 111¥ st. OL MM11J 1 u 00 e c k b a I c o n y . $l08 I: UP. Nicely furn. l • 2 BR tum. $169 6: $19. Pool. $370/montbly. 11) 525-4933. BA.. ;I\'a.llen. Adul_ta. 132 W. K\ds I: ;ei. oi. DELX l, BR. 1 Bo\, cq11. Prlv. Plrty. WI-, CM. 64H530 841-080. 51SIO -di *· pr, -.. MoN BEAUT. FURN 2 BR. SZl WM!<acllln>n ~ l4MBl. Cost• UUI Pd. Ht4. pooll Adlta, no ~ YoU ~ oy a : 2:BR. ......_ $1J1. ~ • .i BR. 2 ba. bllnl & dttlwshr. petl:. 64,.... wantilld. Agt. Fee. Nl•JJO"J, • ,..., a.o.r.r ~'IO'«t•"''-•I =. ~~ c;:\'~ r:,.:,:i:; ~~~.!:y ~ ~01.cm Hunt...,.... Ha,.__ .:: :::._ ":.. !., 0..- 50-2132, Vtl<nclL 1 !'<"""only. $135 NEW STUDIO, 1 bllt. ID ' .._ 0. -bit. It'• • breeze. . . ...u -BAO!EUJR Ap!I, 1118 • up. Bcb., -avail. Wtr. pd. : .. ~a~ .. ~~;;;;;~ 1"'1\1 wtth eue, u• D&lly No dill.drcn or pets. 2U9 Jacum pool. trpc. $115. r.tt ....._.,.,..a Pilot a..uied. -Elden Ave. Apt.\, CM. :zu:.-. .......,, .. - • • " . I ' ' . It I l -i - I I t I I ' r • ' I • ' . I • l I I ! ' ' ' . ' I . I I ' ' • ' I I , r i • j . .. • • • • I ' I l I ' . ....~ . . . ,. ' . ' ' l . . ' .-. I , . :· " . \ . • ------ • Be Reatly BANKAMERICARD like Tetltly . b\). .....,.., . --~~ ...... ·· ~- .........~-. . "'· "' ' ' .. ' : . '· ... • I • , . ! .. ' .,.. ' :~·. o.;r: For Hills pr . Bills · I I • • , . I I .. I I l ! I • 00100 .~~ YSb 18q an . ~ .. ,. • • • • • • ' ' ' ~ ! ' CHARGE Your _tla$silied AdyertiSiqg ·-:•t~ the_~_-. . ' . ' - ··Even by Phone ~~~5678 . ' • . I • ' • J HARBOR GllEEMS Fumlohocl A Unfumlohocl Bachtlor1 • 1 Bdrms 2 Bdrm1 • 3 Bdrm1 I\<, or 2 Full Both& 546-0370 -------~ - ON BEACH! ' ·-~ ' -• .. : \ • I r • .. """"· -4, 197l - . . . . DAii. l '!LOT D t l~I - ------- Jlj] lines times dollars Trade Trull Dooc11 ELF.C. ""'d"" pole .... w/2 raced' rNdtt boud, I'd', illumated. facet lntfl'o oh&n1able. Jl' pole mo\lnt. FOR: RE or I l.11·5003. 11 unit old court m CA Co. Allo ~ unit otnce bldt. 1'ake J)lrt trade for other ~. 613-W • , ,, 1 I • .. I I ·- I I• I· --.... ---_ .... .. -. -, l ,_ Je DAl.Y l'lLOI' -· ....... 4.1'7J ~-~-~-~laJ~l-!!!.~ ... !! .... !!.~~:il~-~-~~~,~~i .. __ ~ •• ~, .. _,;,.""" (Il)I ';'; 1 . llJ I;'; I DIJI ,,,,._![DJ!,"'''''.' ... ]!DJ ~ ~$~~;;;~~:1;;;;;~~;;;;ffi~~~~~~~ ~ lfrM..... 559 C $, C .-PIMI.,., P_,~ R~I• l ~tpWarilocl,M& JI 711 N..,,..-,.M& J171t IWpW ..... M'&-Jl711HolJ>W ........ M.&F71 W...i.i.M& F71D HilpW.moc!.M&f 7ll •;:>r:sus ---· PATQ.---· •PATOI ~ AD TAKER '>•< • "" o• DRl"l',AL ASSl81'AHT ..-1 .. s.c..ier, INSDECTORS & , ·~ ,_ lft. U ,_ ..... .-....... Al.I ~ ~ J!bNta Full Unw, trtllfl tir\)oy de.il111 Cba.inid9, wQ1 tntn. Fee DIJd,._ llo ~ ad-£ .> loll.,.,.. -L<ft -www_MS_flr..._ ......._. wilh the publlc. Compa11)' • CALL ~ -ll>IU9f ~ ' ' <. *' g..,... a • ..,.,,. c.aor.-al!TOll aiiiiirr~ PtuM!lif,g 'benenil. Apply Jn .. -.' DISHWASHER -or r ''*Jinn -I ASSEMBLERS }>II /»IM on in to dtit-,,,_ ~ ·~ Peul)'AVel', 1546 ·Newport )'OQI' ~ '*11! 8IJel7 1D " -., Ille Doi)-~ 1""'-. 0... ltt~~a BIVd. Co.ta Mesa. TODAY. Mlilt ba neot" dftn. o..r ID. Aloo ,_ .,._ caJl i1. anil ull lor lt.Jlul,... -. ~ w,ter . ZI. •P!'IY la -SUrf • ,_ WE ARE GROllllllP 'I''· -- -lo ... c..r-~"':;"· """"""" AllClllTECl'URA SfJ1o1n, --w. (lout HWJ., -u.,.., $~0-toH , -t ftnl. -· ~lji'C 'I. . DRAn'SMAN N.B. , , • CoootaJ Pei-"""1cy, ' -pafpy, ... •M . R •Jbot B//(. PlumblnJ Mlninnw ~ e•p,r. ~C a.jp • GeOlp :1!91--_BMI., C:lil. . Vana' n Data U-hines '"' - --.... a. -.... Lic'4 • --' • . Sim Wo<k ImmedlatolJ' In Allen a.Jan« -; JD6.B ExocullW • . ,, .,,....., .....,., 9t ~ 1--" -21'11 • f!IAiNBfMG REl'Am -'11.E you emy,i;<d & \OOJCbW Local ArtL No ~· E. llU{St., .U. 'ln'0395. S<cftli117/llf0optlonlat : -8w:b. C&D abs 4 • JACK - , --:lkP*1 -. 't?No Jqib too wJl tor the b C rwJ~ op. ~ ~ am Wle you DRAPEft.Y WOIUCROOM [pp Amft1cU 0.,. bu 1 n """"4. -3125. .-., -. • JD -j ft ,ft '°'"31211 * • . porlunlty ou,talde o yow i..,,, _ pOO' lo #l!IO per ~ *'!' -.., Slit Newport llhdl om.. •1 ~~ ~---s• 1 Ue'L,.....,.c..-. " , .,... .. n1 Job. I have a -·~mWnu -··-~-~'--~ la .n -. .....;~ -a ...........,, 11>-• ~ .-~. ~ 01' ._~ ~ • S7.50 pre1tij:e tioc.1tton for the _,_-----.-am•--N ~ .,.....__ tieJUpnt womao. 1'latutic .. -· lilala. --1 ..... 0....... I , ....,lfui tOlOO' -$15 ,.,..,t man or woman. Call .... -~ JllY, b6lltlui t. -bomftta. Sl1U)' open. 11uat _ Vic OX'DW II ,._.. • ....... :!>9"250% * Ml)o.P'l'O ,....., Bea.di Dr~JJ•r ht ftllPODlible 1: eaaer.., ~ Olaml.n Aw. in 0maer-~ Re•-• 4' Setriftal Att•rafl1'tl ARE YOU -Smrlce, 900 W. lJ!' St., learn. Call ~1334. ,, to-la. ~ LlrMi• '51.:r.-_ ~ . ' kJok1nc a a aecure tul:W"e? ·~e Dirtribut.ine Firm~ C.M. Ex E c tmVE Secretary. ii· ~u: ~ German 55HGl ..!!!:=, Alllt-•tlens ' 6a.514S Men wdmmforaales/mhg hlrln&inentoleamall~· DRAFTSMAN to do Xlnt.'lldlbl::knowbowre- -~~ell~~ l>r.•ts... 8-.~.~~fxp. ~or 1e.ppoJ.t\tmert call '' "~O\ll' Salej D151rft>Unon ~wi:m= ~ q1rlrta to Ulilt ~of '' Westmlnlter on ......,.. T.l.D OPaa Re, a.so llO()-ft(Gff fllhiOn a.lttra· 645-5390 Business. card development $70IHIOO ~u.~~-":i " sn--. r<r -. ,.. l•r'w . -ll.,yrw. •"I>· ""'appt. ASSEMBLERS -,.., i--3 ,... """'""' eon. ~tor In-. -.n .._ __ ....:=:: '!.-.. 50 mm. •• zm can .....,.. N.B. Mon-Fri. tact Al 'J)ller. m.4842 _ ... _.~, ~·~ ..... -~ ~ n. Televf tan R f Rapid advancement to mu-.........-u=vJa ~ 1:l'kd:ftd. male. Vie. Eled; bi ' epe r • PC Bo.rd ..,ement · ~ wnen r;>~! .. cl~~ routed man. ~p. ~.1 bunt I: ffam'tm. HR. Vlk -~ e WI W -·"''~.·.-u-uca 1uni.., I oo op-a ~L P8c. condo. l63.3IJD er • EL D."T'RJaAlf. ~ ..... them In A S1~I . ~ rep 'I~ portuntty. Allo wbok!lale Dlaine lnatallen mL -. -..... ..... fl' ~R US''" s.iv1.. • T-.hup --. ~ Cl nr 1, ,. -~REY tom cat w/Dra cd-A ftllllln, 59 a· · · * JlEPAIR ~ ~ Must be iieat appearing, am· -30848 Cout Hwy, La& !kb. Hardware InstaDen. t la, -SU°'"" .... l Ge • I I C!!EA Momber -Relltbl•. . NO l'EES bltlQua.,#able. I'••• cat. '9&-1985. '"""'""' Y&CBT!I A leader in the mini computer industry Is Jookillg for several additioos to the work force .•. We need Electro-Mechanical Assemblers I: EIA!cizo-Mechanical Inspeetx>rs. U you are looking for an ojlportunity with an Orange County company that offers good pay & beomll, PIHM Apply In' Poraon Mondoy Thru Frfd.oy .8:30 A.M. -4 P.M. To tho P.,._,,,.. Dept. Or COftloct : B. KRAFKA , wb ago, ~ -caJl -.. Co. Since 1961. · · EARLY mominC --j aftl!r Ut:OG p.m.......... CXJllfl.EIE ~...... .... Rltt"I Te~ ~ea A Imroed :wonr In S.A. area1 '• auto route (Huntlngtonj;;;;;;;;;Oiiii;;!"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;aj I . 1rilb ~ _ fmL , • 7 • -. .., ......., SpTlet. 1315 . Logan Ave., R«f1 onl$ 3 mo's exper. For i~--~ ... Coif·, Beach}. PXJ -$225 'per mo. FACTORY VDM • 'Vk' 17th St.. Ci('Alp. pl...._ ..a nit'' ,_ a.ta..._ ct Block S. of _ """m..,,_.. 847.!Zb> betore10 AM. I'~ Beta. Wiit "'"...,. m .,_ -.lifimt . Balotr.I ()pea ' days, 9-5.. II 97n·5222 . . EO!TOIUAL ASST. ~ EXP. p • Gw•'-· · ~ if' Monthly h).api.1ne .need 1 ' ~-· file ~ enthuliutlc penon with Announcfnt .·,; SMA1L. blod<. male q. o .. ,, I -•«"••, I --(7 979 5469 -·--··-ba-~und L i:• Parll'OOdle!V'ic.v_.i., 1<am·a1a•1• ''~ CllRAMlC TILi: NEW & JiamalicJ · ~~ --:;-·...,;;; i 'l A Garfield. R.B. ~UH. $0-l:Dr. dr:ml!eL J'fte .. tit. SQ'l8.ll II eager to learn, enjoys I, l'ND' Coroor o< -•LA"" --· --..._..;.,_ ""'-7 MONDAY.ON'l:Y detail, ·pre11ure & // JJJJ • Pablartno C.11. sn.n b!k Ralid. ~1. ·=-,.-..·-·."'!'!"'= Temporary Help -"'lli ;; puppy wtcbain. ~11& Tree ..._ " :::..-..: [IJJ 500 N~ ~;rter Dr. 9:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. !:':~:!:ty~~: :;_ e 'J :' ~ =-.c:-1 ::-:~ -, • I 'o's 1 JIJ Newport~ch 833-3861 •. i~=~15~~N~~n::1t 1" about l week .. 645-W tne ~ .. 0 _..._ -• Beach ea . 92663. 2722 Mlcholaon Dr., Irvine 833-2400, Extension 336 Holp Wonted, M & F 710 Holp Wonted, M & J 110 HAIR msaer wa 11 t e d w/toUowing, apply Con- teua Hair Fuhloiii, 1D40 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach, 615-3385. HOUSEKEEPER, Exp'd, Ref Req, Salary open, Waterfront Newport Bea.ch home. English speakiiig. 64H61!7. :,,1 ~c ~---~ -:• __ -'li 1 .,.. • AVON SAYS CLERK/TYPIST -=~=· =ci. ;o,·:.;""'==,,-~" ~ ·~ •· """' Your Own Bo11" TheJry!n< Co. seek~ cl"!l< -El~C"l'.RONf"' _ New Lite~ H~~~}~!!,; I·, M&-253:2~ ,._ • n -w.ntid;'Fllft"I Eamanincomeotycurown, tfPlitWith _mtnlf!lum 2 iJ9 ... .,. Dtvlston l'or Women HEtP hasbadback.Approx2mo. w•I•• 0 •5 • tight tn your o w n ytars ~rience 'I'YPl.ng 50 Rel' 919--9888 c M ·~ n&>. Male.11111 whl:le llblc-••• PC.._., ..... W EMPLOYllJ;NT in laJ.e ntiihborhood. Be an AVON wpnum' m~Uand.lltykloey·,.....,, .,!.,:,!tthe TECHNICIAN Needed lmmedl•tefy WANTED s. • .. I~ ~ Vic. C.titrrja y_. ~ l!J!Z!-~ A ew. needed. ' Repre.entat1ve. Call now: UQ" ........ --HOUSEKEEPER I OQPIP8D- • imn.. m--. ---------EiP--..,, ot R.ecep-..... ~ 5'0-700. ""1>n!l. Ex "n. f ~-. er.-ioo, mulit drive. IUI. area . .11-a -:-~ tloailt. Wrtt. C.uffied Ad. ,,._i;l.)'U or · ~ n wo.~ .. ·Good c1rMr opportun-~ , Looi S5S °"'"' ---Ql.>lwpt. 161. Dollf Pilot. P 0 Bo BABYSl1TJNG In our home. rondoiloruo oind company I Ith ncll PC Mmbl""' •· /' A: '"'-'arm. le -1.560. en.ta Mela. Ca. .i2ui~ 6 yrs/day. 3 well-behaved benetita. Call M+-3389. ~12. ty w exp.1 "I HOW ABOUT THESE? -..: :::'1n"":-~ JAPAllESZ ea ....... LAD will liih children, .... 5, 8 & 10 = ... J.UIUor Store, ~::.ir" c:;z,oc!~ -Z.;!_~-ofott,;w . FREE . 8ut.cbl!!r Boy Meats.....-, o 1• k ,. J 0 k • ~ ~ ~= Near, beacb. Might consider ~rabIY marrle4, steady Tr1inMI FOi' OT •--be Invent--derk Stn".I •• 2:15 Pl(~ can.. f'Ne ...... mn• l"ltri!nc. artVfue. 'babysit-llve-1n. '494-5323 aft 7 pm. person. ~W1tfngt0h 'Beach. Ing Compeny. Good Lite lndustrlll Work PIL to SUUMOri rs -'J .,,...... • I!.., f'13-CIL . JAPANESE Gw' ·a i tinS. clerical lldJls. ·Have BABY~ for 2 school 536-5l60CallOOK~appt 1tartl111~11lary&frlnge in Lagune Be1ch. ~~·.b:i·::. a llelp na.i ,_,. -C I" ' -..._ m-0467 · ;Orio. 7,30-11'30 a.m. & ,.. • C ·. benlroh: Mlljtory tfitdo lnclvatrlol Sewing Ge_. profit for o AccWpayable, 10 key lrilh Setar. Am s.r:a. •• • ftet-aL •DB NEED' help at ·home? .we p,m.. moo., fri. in my home I?.!!'lne!' -~k "With.· Fat· ex-schotf.!or. college tr1i,.. & Wire Wr1ppen couple of houn work by touch ••• , •••••• ,,.$4.'lS. a ~Reward, LoA. BB. G__... S..ll:w · . a.ft aides. D11rRS, house-CDM area. i'i$8076. -· Pfriiw ._m •. Ji.tie ... food Ing. Minimum 3:-5 ye1r1 d•lly. Mutt have ct.. or pethaps these? ,_ ~ kJ*s. · companions. Home-BABYSITI'ER wanted days operation. Call Chef Fred work experience. I~ lniection Maldtnf pencllble lufo: C~ Insurance aerk, neg\ltiate 1,.:JO>V"'· 2 RbJp. bdies raam ~ ... ~,?:-~°"'.it,•'11.rr .:..an.upjobn, 5'7-'681. andCM o_:_ruL·g64hlBS-307, o(1 tr~:'~ '44':-!70000: K ; ... 1 mtdNlte ,.,,,pr--. t1ct HerPV Seeley •I 55fee, Medicare, must!?!: -::. ~~~--~ ~. a~·,:;... n.. ~GOW:metr'!n.:v~ MBY~R-my home. 5 Pantry M~ w/~at~exp in Send .iesu"1e .;~;;;;~ i= ~~s:: Dilly Pli:t, 330 West TypistiP~:··'.rii····~ 1 ~ Reward. Pt. •5Dt . lumlla. Experienced. day& \\'eek, approx. 8-5. largel '50d ~peratiOn. Call ence & salary requi ..... taAna&O>staMesaareas. Bay Street, Costa blmlf! ••.•.. ,, .•••••.•.. $475 :. Pl.FASE' S3I> rwd.. ea B All~ c:&; ·•>; 870-M+L • ~ Hnlt"Bch:;-il6&-S)78-Chet Fred.~71~1700. ments to PO Box 10728, • Experienced • trainee Mesa, or calf 6f2..4321 FREE .&:1FEE JOBS _ Wtay 1 paodle, mt 2111. =~~. , TYPJ~ BABYsmER wanted. My · C.QUNSELING Santi An1, C1lifomia, =tt;"klyEx~earn-, ~~~~g I~ m.aa7 I 530-n'JD no...,. dCOSli ri". ~·rates, tpalek eervice, borne 3 =ttngtkn ~h • i 92nJ~ An Equal Oppor· ee HELP wanted route man for Santa Ana 541~ .;t tlont.. RAVE ~ lmdt 6 tmat he pick-up A deJ. 645-88!!0. area, 8 wee · · C~etery, property , cost too tunlty Employer. early monmig L.A. nmes INSURANCE Xil!llCY Girl , ' ..... EN LU RettiEKS', I ID m __,)Iii ta.it -'ii: R'.KJSECLEANINC, tut a: Bank much. · ELIDCI'RONIC 2061 Buslneu Ctr. Dr. $300. per month must have part time. ~tdge of ['' :!:t.1::"."~ ------._ Ettlelent -""'. SECRETARY BALONEYI · TECHNICIAN Irvine ID-1441 late nx>del small car. dw<Wng fire "·ho,., I Reward! 6'13-77&1 .&pl/Ila CIMlbL 1 penenced.839'.79'13 . to perform production wiring Nr. Orange O>. Airport 61l-1413.. owners rating 'helpful. Ex- ,;. LOST: Le male tri-ci*r RAIN ~ Jmatallal, tor Leam' hoW to help people of electrloal control paneh. HOTEL MAID Apply ~ ~i!~ntm~rZd = 1 QiDte__ Wat Lulle. Am Q9lll7 wmk: .._7~·e. R!XXm' ~:Grad. ~Ii. SH, typing. Loan e~per1ence savr tram i30% W 43% on Ability to check out & housekeeper, Hotel Laguna, Ca1H . 1 lrviae to ·~ .. Ph. Hl.sna. P1ft Mk • • ------Ed. ~~ ~ neceseacy,. Full time. Sal-grclv~ites •t troub~ i.nsta1l£d units 425 So. Coast Hwy, LB Ca. ~t::ecin Fmi .• t Reward! ' HwPsl ~ w/tun.ire. · aryrl~ co~ecnsurate w1thJohex· • 0ln1 l)".Stemyr · eMJ-~~ tramlnde. HOUSEKEEPER. a at 11 0 a Nutter_ 833-.94lKJ. -~W•nt.4,..l.F.711 pe ence. ontact n PACIFICVIEW 1· .n.-..nnuc FANTASTIC Penln. 6 day/wk.~ '" REWARD$100.Pad.l:~· lrvi:.'C_....mt.,.Tr•re ::"":'Y ··~·, Wals!:.1i__~OrwritePO ~MEMORIALPARK schoo-!oreqUlval~l~ 51)-$) yrs old. Etlglilh ~~CEP~ ex· 1~ mand Jin&, Frl.. 21. Wires' ...._ _. ..._ ·; ·• 1 * ·Acdi ~ Bk1l;r · $60rl 'Box ~ •. 61Ca Mesa, caw ..... 1 f,J: _ . .~"?· , s .. T. . , spealdna, to care A uat.t 2 JIC•~...._. art ttma al-·~ teltl'Dt:. NewpiWl:tr ln¥L PIL ~1111. -~.,. I wtilc'..108atCoam '~:1 •. " , '1 "1\1119 ~qiw terms & no fi a.eentta, -...n•. OPPO:rnllllTY elderly ladH!t -dresalng, temoons. c.osta M.tsi.~a. • -· -• ·-*°"'"-CM'· .... F ,liANK•of•COSTA MESA'~afo<ii 'cWi!;..IThu ,, don~ El.ECTRONIC 111un etc. 3 meala • day. Keep -, REWARD$MIO.Pmd6dia-~,._W , = Coocltrainingspot-. , .. 1,..>-_....,ne:w,..locally-OWned in ad\r_apce ol death, the Assemblers w:lth " some b:iwleneatAdean.~be V\I• "¥-« Vtn 'ti 1j JDQnd -n., Fri. 23....., --., ...... l, • .uat,. -•·'Easineer/Elertronlc1 to independent Bank. sensible way to prepare u aoldering eJCP..· Pal El~ dependable. Good ref s. • .J• ftltlm.,Newpatulla.PIL. --$l2K • ·1~ ·_Employer w:e40 .our.esf:ateplannln&', trontcs •·Co.· 6391 Roomliboard+wageaof R.ffPER50NNB. 164611. l!D! 1 "!"""""' SJ I r L .'.fnl: _ ~~~p ' D, no ~nee. Will ~~:an· Older mature per-: 'We 8 t m In I t er A v e ,, TO LEARN $2T5 mo. Send resumeDallo I; fenlle ......... bit • -.& __ ,..... P.•tl * \f«tdic»I Seey .. -·ki $600 ooer :to. Apply 3 son that would like to learn Westminater, 89f-3301. Cl!LP1fltod Ad No. 586, ly SERYICES~ ·~ -la -v...ie •• t c:.l!Nlstl---..,o1;1n& •o l WI>eel!'llllO Newport, CM t6belppeople•. * EN91NEER DistrfL.-!--Pilot,~-J.IEO, Co.ta j' AmL ~-YABD, -· ft~ . 11' K a1I ~.!'.!!"'• :Pleaaepllonoloranbolerview ~ d•greed ex-U9l1VIC Mela · _ FEE PAID i'• 11DYSSINL\NCat.fml1Lbnt R _ ''!:~_At,_-JrJ". ~·~5 $sso BAR.¥4JP.2tto35,eves&-&W-0212 perience.:·uaembly rubber t.L.fh .. --L H~~~~111!;:. 't.haJattomey to171' I' 9bort bait. Vic. Ill t awpR&~-·~!b-Mrkfg~ 1 Y.'f!:e1tend.S: ai2 Nt'\Jlpart COUNSELOR WjqJ~;tor mold, .. wa,r.ebOusihg. iUC40Cb oJdboy.Nopeta.No ·iron-Sr.ElecT~h toSUK Apt&, NB. Reward. 6041'& FA.1HEB. A SCRS. tl9 ._but.Teller $450 Blvd. Qlsta Mesa. 646'r99.iS G1o~ Fll•l'Ure Qulllifl¢'in MTI.J:, PDM. or ing Own prl te be.th tlec. Sales Engr to SttK I ~ --· Vie --~ • .,.. • 1ii&' n.: . · · BOX be)< wanted, Momiog CoMustn be Sal9~.,;..~~. ~ ,1~ <!&ta IY81em. Time OF LOCAL FIRM • b-ance & ~lor ~ m' Purehas Agt/Stl M!g '1111 K d . 'Jbe> Oty. Wbiae Sloci= "":qt ~l!::!!e. * Seaetary .'to ti;m hours. Rlcha~'s Market. lu-tu.:uvc stci.nd~s,_<Sµ.rm. i!r wk. plua room &: board: Buyer/Manne Htdv.T $U,500 1 "trws.. 615--Dn er 66-3BI ~'5 ~tlJiiii'* U..Sltlaood tratft•g )Ills. r"" 3433,, Via Lido, 16 6 o trim figure & enjoy -Work.in& .• ~ee pW of course. 615-362'7. Tool Crib Attend $$3) • Qoclatr pnt !iMrrwwo trilll. C.. ,. ,;:. I * CalhittfTtnr wk. S88 MaCAtttuw ~lvd, Newport ;~~e::f.1e. ~~ ";'~~ Lil ~~a Agency * Earn up t.o $:lSO per week. HOUSEKEEPER live in or Secy. Const. to $650 mL Vic. om Dr N.B. Am. F.l5l.. .....,.. 5&1 •L No np.. nee. Beach 642-3630 2118 pus Dr. . out Wddle ~ needed Secy!Bkkpr tO S550 l ll!toBita.sa..J9H... H1s11d &1. · =e:f'..,.,, to'650 BUYER . ~ · Newport: Beach Guaranteed in written Immed.Mast~e'chilctre~ ~~Gen~Ofc :~= • ··-.. -Permanent poalHon for El..,. CUSTODIAN EQUIPMENT agreement .... 3 & s. -Vle)O c1 .. k lypulB .. $500 I I~ HOUSE °' Q JM * .__ 5ft:retuy 1125 ""°io Manufacturing oon> Full time. ~oienced ooly. MECHANIC ..,.._ "'9-2847, " hr ans Gen'I Ok-LA. 1o $.'!IX! . ...._.,.._.. nm. ........ ~ cW-~~~ 1 to $850 =~=.d ' ~tsfJ~~ ~litk ~ru:.r APr::.~: FOREMAN * Local firm will train men service. Apncy ComrnL lines rater $500 JZldrs A 4bpes. 1 Yn, --. camtr: np. befpf\JJ ~. r aw materials, MENTS comer ot Jamboree tn all faoets ol oor bull-Recpt/lepl G.O. to $$IXl IG-•1&:1111 * ~ lo l600 hlaaketonlen&expedlting. '•-•-J .. -"'n Hlils'Road, ~ITV OF-Fullorton.IBtta ' Orf:,.-........ P.·R.-trontotc.-.. Call549-30fl N~rt'~;;h, · NEYiPoRTBEACH nem TIME FOR ~~CoostrSecy:t: * WE DO~* * Siles Comm. An Equal 0 pp or tun It y Free •-Fee Posi&ns REMODELING, p!llio ~ lte6s.. n. esi. fC pp ~ in Mv. bas.. Employer . DELIVERY of DA I L y * Work area cbelt 1o bclne .. -488 E. 17'ib {at IMne) CM 'I t. .._. No~ .,. XI.HT ,_.~~ ' CASHIER :;~,:m"~Y~ $13S to $IOIS por mo. QUICK Suite 224 642-1410 small or J.vce. :-au • Qr DQ". 0.. Tl I •tsdina PERSONNEL AGENCY Newport Beach firm Beeks quirq the use of a Station Pocitton requttts'< completion * References Required '""-n *'4\o rs :""5tt 41 : 846-$7(8. * 131 •• * G2 Campus Drive . No. B cashier with 1,2 years, ex, \Vagan or Van. Cbntact Mr. ot apprenticeship ,program • •• -. ·• , Blbyslttlnt Uf O»IPlETE HOOSE New,..t Beach 1 557,2711 perience. Ability to deal Harry Seeley,.300 W'eat Bay and 3 yean of joumeyman CASH ) a..EAHING SERVICES. . \vith t1le public required. St., Costa Mesa. level automotive mechanic BABYSl'ITING $25 per ..._ * Mi511a • SB..Jill * *~Payable Bitkpr S600 Superior compariy benefits, DENTAL ASSISTANT ~nee; including 1 year CALL 9'1D. 5469 ! per child, 2 yrs. A: OW!r. IM x Ta * ~ ~ loed~~s:; Call 644-3389. 9-12. FOR ORTHOOONTJ'ST of JJRventive malntetwlCt' t;t" , Girls only vie. Beach A Good train1 .... spot CASHIER, full time. Apply Modem cheerful office, top work. Night ahl.tt, and days THROUGH A ! PaC. C..L Hwy.. 8 as. 1-Ta PnpaatiDa * ~m~ to $12K Silverwoods, 45 Fashion Isl-dQllar for right penon. Will oU an! Monday and Tue&: MONDAY M 536-.nil a* for Juity. .,.._.... nln.. PW eaD Tt'Sf:.opnation&JComp. and, Newport Center, train. Call Mrs. Lane, day. For appUcation and in- BABY SITTING IT7'AS W --.. • Medical Secy to $600 CHAR~ COOK 96a-36Sl. fonnatl.on contact PerlSOl'IDtl My home, lunch A breUfast Janftar11r1 Kmowl£dge or Ins. 1st & 2nd cook. Good hrs. DENTAL ASSISTANT Office, n:lO Newport mw., .. ~~"!"'!"!!"'!~~!!O!ll Included. D Toro. Lali:le *-Programmer . ft4K xlnt co. benefits. Bayview F/T, exp'd, expanded duties N~Beacb, Calif. 92660· 9dlled A Unaldlled ' Forest &rear 58&-fil5Cl, Off LE 11 c 'd. Dnign Appl programs Manor. 540-7095. oppt., plea.sant envtronme.nt. 114· 673--6633 Factory Help. VACATION Mother wilJ mno bassdr!d. 1 Yn ap. ID --.. * Secretary $550 CHOPPER Gun Operator, Specialist. Bch are & EXP. MAINT./Mlf. would Call &f&.6036. I for )'OUl" home a: diildrm camt--~ LL~~ Dept. exp'd, m~t be &ble to do rn llkesmaller&pt.mmplexar F/C BOOKKEEPER , while )QU vacadon. Drha. I d' c 1; I J ..-* Bar* Teller-S450 own repatn & maintenan~. DENTAL Oftice m.aDllPl'· cmunen!'l.a! development Fee Paid." Growing ft rm i Xlnt reL 615-0S74 5 mos exp. 4 Day work wee I< • Orthodontic F@Ctiot. exp'd wrU.e-dauified ads No 60.. needs tndf'lktlla1 wttb coa-l INFANT CARE • UIGlllC.U'llOG •• -·-.... $500 TRABACA Prodocts, 837 w. In all pbaoeo,,.llalilni open; DallyJ'lltot.•P. 0. Box .1580. lilN<lloll aperlebce. Good I iBtrlh lo 7 mo. ,_, ... For ...... A p> -~~"""' ""It JlOO. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Newport B<:h, ~ e:lll., 92626. . -... s.J.ii .. $1000. -:-~~· :=,;.: :.,. '!f -~ •No-~ ... 188 CLASSIFIED ADS DENTAL Aaa1stant 1or 1W' ~~cm :n,. Cbok. Abo Fee Jol>L Call Helen 8ABYS11TING, '"' -. ""' t• - -; ~ 1o ~ FOR ACTION • • • i:ta=. ~l:°~ . : "'~"'t':: ~ =~c.~· ~ M.eaadelMar, ,.....,.... :-,,.'ii "co.. 1,..-.to;:: .,. oklll•/-. 642 5678 ,..., oertillcalk>n. · !llf $i;'cM, Cloaod Sun 6 ---· DAILY PILOT WANT AD I m-5954 -••mo *--/Fe to $850 " '·. Ni\edll "p&d"! "1aC."U'.adl · .HoU,dan: , FIBERGLASS. E>tp'd Gel ' • Ol!ld. wkly. >On'I care. • 1 * Recttpt.ioniit to WJCl wee:k. A3b' Tr ab a ca J .C. Penney Co., 24 Futrlon l81and, Newport Beach has openine 1or c a m e r a specialists for management J)Ollition. Retail experience required. Xlnt. woddng ~n· dltlons. outstanding benefits. Apply in peN)n 10 am lo < pm. An Equal (>P- portunlty em-M/F'. JUNIOR Saleanen: 10•ii Eam $2).$40 .... week .... ttng new cvatomen for the DAIL'Y PU.OT. Thia it not a ............ ....... and clOeo not lndude ooUectboc or dellvutna. ~" nroYlded. We -!our hours alter .IC:bool and 8 on Saturday. We have ooen1ru for -Valley l Soulh Huntington Beach areas on- ly. You mlllt be out of -by 3 PM to E'.!1cl~ Experienc.J 'j i LfC"D Day Care, 7=---I p =· . & °"'""· """· helpful . Cooler., F-clay "or k WE HONO.R Harbor/Baker S<&-1539. I P I•• PA J>on< ore ,..._ Produdl, 837 w. 18th St.. i Corpentor CUSTOM PAINTING *=.,Adv. 00s.comai. ''-~Y Al STAR. GJ.l'ZER~... Colla:~ COOK KEYPUNCK ~,v..,n priority . 11 11 I " 11 CUSTOM Woo D w 0 R K • ! ,,_,..,...... u.m... .... Fr'eel!ee -· ..,... BrCl.:\l' It. • , · ._. , OVer 21. lllilll be clean t. OPERATORS -·cabinets. pa...._I ..,.._,.....,,_ __ ·HELEN SCHAFFEi\ AIM'"'" J1,. r-o..n,AdMl)(i:.wo M ··" .,, Apptyln-.Surt Master rh~"'8 . ien1-~repair&. Duke idliac I: at._ Lic. !J!:-PER9:>NNELAGENCY :A,,,,,i,, .. A~1.,,.,,.., .... y. od:'n' • Sldolft. -w. Coast VINU5 Day __ &entsswt~:n~.1At~ I !)a0urlca646---I w ... 1be-tm.HJ-GDO..pua!lrtve, No. B <ni~1...._,. 'To\!Mlopmouau•·fcrMootdoy, • H N.B. -avallahle. u you wantt:, I ~-.-. •-Ice "° -1 -pool Beadl S57·mt ·· ·• nod~li!-' ' G.::!;_., --w~ Ute and '~ In a -~ of tem-1. -·.-· -· *WALl.PAPER"'i *--~TAUtut t~.:""~'U'"9o\.61 ,_ • ,.._ . .:;J17°"plo(.'j;;1o1t.\i;yp. ;;.;;;...sa1,;;;;.;;;;t.lla...id r JOHN'S CaJ:pel t. U..,.._,. "'-... --_.. -5 .. T yn -mbly, ~r' •,. 2T..... " ~·!lflO..~ ~°'-. f ~ r lag. lhn per day. 5 dAlVI the -al a routboe Job IJrt.:5bampOO tree Srul-SIJ.1'61 lf5.qt! iailsHnul bswl!IOt'Y, con-.... 3'1lw ..,.,_. ... ~·Jf ftek, Send relllml! to Ad llaakAmRanl join our team o( 11.tll&d • ·~ (Soll -). PADmNG .l pAititlMJ • ..... _.tliflMi l • o I QI 1° ~t._U •boo•t --"'"' 4' ·-I ' NO. 11111 c/o DollY.Pllot. PO emplayeea. Yoo must hl\ve <>l'llpeueft • ?Ill mlar latil!ftlr" I: EdttW 1JrmM. mDitmy), A ch. f'Se r I 1 W ~·1~· .. 3:5CI '51W6f. Box 1580 a.ta M• caw a.t 1eut 1 )'t!81'. QI ;x· l>rll'·"-" la -el. -" ..... ,.,. • talaM!old .............. tl!<i -·-~r:' ... -·~:a:.. :i .... " . u--- . . . -· Mial°""'!! ...,, ~ fDt" ftUe CU'Pf!lL c.n a.n.., .,,.. , ...,. op. to usilt" Clftdw, '· •· . m,.w..t~ar i ; ~CM . · • aPteftt " ~~ ~ G.;ll:PIEIWl;:::'=',,..,11o1=..,~--'Ga1=-==ll $1_~~ boar. c.n ~at '!:-C.:'~aa,;.:: P~ •Pc ... • :&;,tldb•••••rolh~:: Jl'.,(',f/fl•U '""'"'" -" ~:..:::::t:'. oe!.ar· . , . man,lletall--V..,81Jf. -. 1Jvlttol --,,._ " ,... ., --. Ucl y,. pafol:al coone .. .. ' ·:. M' MQ-25 :l~--JU•_ . . ~E,.. s,1 • -,..._-. <XJSTA-JiltskClr -Ten;~~:"' sen& boll SIJ. ""1""" $75e. .............. ...._..,_ •• Lil-•~ ".,....,.,,..,_. n-.. w ..... llll!8 = IDYii, I 661 tdin&<r~ -Siii. Chair $5. IS 1'L P!!OF. ~ --GIO .Campua °"' . a 1<'1'111.1"' .... _ ""-"" ~ ;,,Cos~bt:..;U;;:;;•;::•:,.:.;;:.e=z:;=::;I l 103 .... flllle eq. ~ what CDWlll. DO( ---. «L 11*5tPtxttt. 545-lllt Nniport.B$ch ~1'""'JU:~: 1~=~... ·~~ ~~ ~~~ . GUU. J'ddl.Y, b)st cbarrt. • Senta Ana, 01;. =ri..l:~~ ......... ) u.n... ,_ .... -~OUNTl!«;·CLERK [ .• ,._,, .r:::-'' ',~rz.:.. ~~'. ''"·1' :=:.,~\ ~ ~~~ IA!dli(~t.111 ,ll!kE'!!Ml~Ull~'~ca~"'~~~~~"!-,.,1 1 • · PROF • ....._,.._. WCl'k. IOi•nm11. 2 JN. recenl ·~x· • !::! 19Clcw "'~, '19CM • ~ · ""r'....,.. H0USa OF CLllAH -. --..,_ ,... 9t A/1' A/II l uo . ,._ ir°"""" ·'°f. _........, HARDWARE aal<aman. t =Fri.~' o!: ~= Pe8' 77 Carpet a..w. Rds. ~~ D-'JCili. ~ MIC. • M~ ~ JULY i1. ~~ ~:! . Jla! JM.¥, Heed matuN ai-n w1b llospOal. NS -..,_. ar C&-Zll7 C..... PllP8' h ;. ~at bul: not mzulttd. ,S.Au•.n 23~ -!!Jllorlt uwil ,.;. /1 ~ oper Jn ~wnbll\& ,.:;;;:;;;""-='----~1 . ---Ji ---. ..... Coll Pert0nnel ~ . '"'""' "'ii. . ....... ' olOdl1cll toOtt. " p;;:J THE DIRECT. UNE •tl)CU; .. ,....., -Ml DAIL• y PILOT ---.. 'Dip( • I ':1-_t, ,,... ,,....., . .,_ ~ ----... -. lof.al - "'"""' llCllCOUl<T....-o.mm. · CQMRUTER , --• • """""'• i:tr.:L.. "rJ:!""'' -9t -11\f. IY)!lnc, ~· ~t CLASSIFIED -· & .. " .. -;;;r" ..... AUTIIMAllOH IN¢. ...... ·ii~ • .,q;-' .::~ ' -'::""~ MllOI ,,..., -bod 642 5678 -l&lilry -----r ·-OoKinhan. •~>--.. ~ SOY°' '""'"" ··"• ~ -lat'lt:At>Plo --w th ... FOil ACTION ••• ...,. ,. ;,:;.";;..-. ~"' lllW8311. ~ ¥>J!:.'""~~'.i0i.'°t.::: ()'°)L ';~IJ ~'*"¥·aw. 1Vr1P1 • r::=O:t..~.o. *::: CALL 642-1611 .,,. __ ,. __ ..... -114100..,..iio-)$/_.. \81 °"· 116 -· °""" 2219.N ....... -. 5'-1,$ ...... 5_. _... -, -5.-·~,----.. 1 ;::=~~===---· ~ -----~ , ~,..¥ -- • • ... • • • • ' ! . . ~ . . . . . . I [ • • '-7 • . . • .. I IWI. v Pit.Dr b' 9 $ 1 l!Dl [ .. tu; ad J[ll][ • s' c , u••s a .. ..., I' 8 s· JI 7 • IJ [ .. I , lpWontM,M a .. 71 1NolpWMlod,M&1'71-tpW ... letl.M& I' 71f ~W ....... M& ""' ............. '."!', n• ~·--M & "71 flO Gar-w. -LYN'S .;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;~1:.;;:::::;:::;:::;:::::~ ~ ' -~Jt• I • ,..,._, -....... ... I TRADmONAL ..., ... l..UIGE -..... ... ~·~-PRINT SHOP The fl.!. a...;.~ , £ "-1. SAL S -=-==--, c'-. s --~ In blue i::::;.,. ~v .,.,., • ~·-:1 tor .,.,, ....... $ Tl ... 11-....rromow Some ...... ...-.:'.., ......... can ...... ~. -~,, titb fiibu,. chair ii Pt-""!°!!.',•~ .. -,~ s~pea-kl•&~or ••-Pu ••i!P"'lo -,,,,.. ... -Olm--....... ,_ •• ,._ arn~!"G~AP....,Oea marlln ladole A ll1ht I f CO-ORDINATOR PSeuanl. ~ _. ,. • ....,_ d'lftlm1• .. ol.~GIDftw~ .. srs. 4fi.Wll1Dut.-;edet'lalmount.newa~. -v ".W ._,. """ss'wflGWlltleet:....., 111-_...,. --r· -didona. f)ine: bene Varian Data u-h1 ... -has tmmed.late be 10 •1,•:ctt11a ..._ ,_ e.., aruc. o..tJ.. LU • $tlp¥r ~ cat $10. White water l&ekie, ancbor A , Imm.tlla1&.~~" =·g•-an"~::': ..• lndi~wllha ........,.,orkl•c---SUllEl'AKY/ClllOleal,... --w-.,,, • ._ DLX etec -·.~ stove,...!1 ~< .........,... <I-.... Comp.,ay ,., XID~ .,.. '"'I'd.-·-~ tor ...,.,-a...,...,llllltl· bq, .,.., -.,.,, .,,... AUTOMATIC' SCREW ih k:nowledae of offset prtnting, plate bmefttw. c.o tM 1•. NJ. 'l'lw dlillm m11t ._ ""' aa.r-Mutt a,,.. • • c a-r•• r • t a ~ • d tbWt m.. W•~ dlx P\IMD, etc, ttct Sat "::: MACHINE mal<ing&re!Atec!lilnderyoperatlons. Rll;EP'riONIST _,,.., ___ -· ..\D-ll;llol _....,. .. UJ,000 II'_,,, ·~..:oi"'l"• ~ All doJ' ! fttm"' ...,........_ "'-Win.w Otpclr. ~--W. =· Olll 8ob lta1'k, S1$.. ltCA "iWtts. t'f! • OPERATOR Yoo must have •kills in operaUon Of small ~-17;:.°':: the,. .......... -°'""'a ..... N.B.---. a-al""-~-:;. ~ AboO ~ SAT-&n. l.U _.,.... Setup A ODel'&te Traub &inile oplndle. EXPERIENCED EXPERIMENTAL MACHINIST • SHUR-LOK CORP APPIY At Roho Scionllfie 926 So, Lyon St, Santa Ana I D!uaJ .Owc>rtunlly Employ" Madllnlsis presses. You l¥il1 be nspomible for co-ord,i. dMdu..i ., ~fftlllt .__,.. • :tar1Llar .-.... samcz STATION A.'-~·me Hatt. BlWI., ~ _ _....... 6 ~ Kine watu bed, '*"" natingall bas ot rtnUn andrerod .a..t ,. rt,.dmqsw' .... ~ f)aUA-wttm. Cll.~ ..,.....,., Mile. 2825 LaSallW. t1oo. Ojl.eraf. ~pplate ~ystem ;!'pre': =-~JuPoce-.~ --•a. P111m ........ ,.("....._,•.,;. W• .. •*"'•C..c+ S...-~n:'=' <d ...._ F•[Z,. El c.mtno,j"' ~~·D,} :,..,....,, ,,.... ..... ~w.:11~ -~ ~.,:c":.~-= DECORATOR 'S Own G:RAGE ~. &lrdoy 0iiit9 U you are-Jook:in.g for a Career with a grow-• ._ . ~..-. o.. ,0 1 ks aaMlotti-a..t , 1..tt&ma ~ .., ._.. 91.a.z:y Fumtture tcr Sale; :Fr-mch to 5.. Some antiquea, ~ Ing Orange Oowity co., ~~~·~~~ ::::' ::,"'!. ~ °:! SL MISTS ;..._~o..':i f!: =..:"~!. ~ un1t,.:. :=. ~~~ .~ . Pl .... Apply In PffSOn pMHnn .. btafrimlb'. m•3'1t1._ ~A:tne VOLT 9mne1Aamc7.2190Harbr f:'t.i!..,'*' Ji·:.:::::: GARAGE Sale, lot.I I 't:"l:.~';::~Y =':n..~::! :U,~~ .. ':!:.!"'..... •-Pa: 111 _,_CK. · ..... • ......... 1111ni ""°""' an1 w.. • 1&c 1.. poo1-. Call SallY "-"' ......,. WRrrER cabinet, Ent!fhh dreuer, houaehold Jtems, :!17 "-" To The Personnel Dept. Hart. 5l>-8li5 Coaita71 W mm 38a.eunp. Dr., Sldtllt JOI NEEDS n1abt table, kias me bead-AptF,lBSatl:SUn~ . or Cont•ct: B .. KRAFkA PetacnUei Aimer. 2710 ,:n:.~~ Newrad 8-* $4Mra TYPlSr board, ml8C. lamps• mil'-GARAGE Sale; & Joun Hartior Bted., CJ(.' eec. ;ta. ._..,..a.::;, ..n~ F.qaa1 Oppar. ~ PART TINE ron. 10 to 3, Sat I: Sun On-St., Cotta Mea. <bttim VDM Rwceplka.W/HMI• lm&•md'tt Cdmwtr TABAm . i•Ser•lce, ..._AFT.,'10Pll. ly.64fJ..-0255,. Fabvlew I: Harbor, 1 btk ( 'lbe .lrvtae (h ......... b .. latef"flew m•> ••• t':"-'d PBk ~tor all X-M.Y n::cu. d&)'I, ROCK Maple Heritage IOlid No ot Willon) for ~ A s.1e9 lbi1b. xlDt. bebdita. pd fll1l tlmia. Pen Deft. Hoq Maple hutch. 3 drawen, 4 SEWING maeh, bean bM ENGINE LATHE --ad SPLENDID SP'••E VIC/lmlldoy ,.... Ca 11 °'"l>llal. N.B. ,....,.... aide "'""°""''· c h a I r , t e " t . d e 1 Ii E t.A( 2722 Mk:htlton Dr., Irvine lcinl l .._... """ Marte, Slll1 YKG m.n Jootln&' a.r etlftl' top-skieli & bottom $85. typewrlttrw, etc. Sat & SUn. ~C~~:fSTs 833:2400, Extension "6 ;:i:nd ~ •.:.., be TIME OPPORTUNITY TECHNICIAN .,......., 1n ..i... ·SIU'! ,..,...., trua-nd only. ::,64>-:::,,.:1:::619"=----~i An E al Op rtunlt E lo able to wiod( ........ *'-lb' =---W l'll.ftl ir diedt out on eom-~ hoaDm A Wl:ft up. PECAN dinina suite: Oval RECLINER, desk, taiiit. w need 1 -for qu po Y mp yer ExceGmt ~ ....,....,.,,_ ~minded C::: miu"caKom llntar unpli. ~ FJocr ~ ttrop.lW' table o:tendl, 6 chairs: Bed; C&ml!!!ra & ~ aW:Ct;""men an4~bmeftta.Ca8 bid.-"""-.r:--indudes fttn,,, Pal E1ectmdcl ~ tall eane-baclc chain, table film, 25c-$50. TV cokll' tet spactoU: air c::ii::a Help Wanted. M & F 710 Hfla W•nted~ M & F 710 644-3389, 9-12. caixlJ •-;::.._ ~ Co. &1!ll Westminlter Aw., pedt. Good cond, $225. Call $35. 645-6100. · plant. ' REiiWii6i$i'.cA.SIUER ' .. mudl Watminlter, J49.3.10l. ~ *1794 alter 3 GARAGE SALE 3/3, 3/4. NEEDLEPOINT Pa I n t er Production l3-t5 yrs. lite tnaw.a tlfnc. = C:."'!:m,,..._ the TypW.: I "-. HERCULON Sot a It Crlb, dlnlna: 11et, ete. 18291 SI-work. ~ Now wanted: MUSI have exp. LATHE cap b1 "*-' .._.. i.w-. .., ,.._ .. REPRO.TYPIST SR, V ,.....,! w/,.venlble "''"· Saota Belfuda Cir, F1V. ~eopaiderabJe P/Ttme. Call SC.S.3820. OpdeaJ.Qa.~llT'-tram.~po9tianQJD-MllltbaW!l1fSespl!rience, QUEEN HIDEABEO, =96>-~'1S3""".==-.,,~-- overtime. · N OPERATOR RECREATION diNctlw", AID fadiQe ~ dftJrdws. in p>blbttom puap. You Gkrw-Vinyl Id. tables, all CHIPPENDALE dinina ~ I •WS:paper or put time.. b::perieDN! clubland orp•••#'-o.;a. will pd'fmm repro.~ '11 ffques IOO leu tbet 4 mo ol& 5J&.8772 mahopny, Qedenu. Ir & YARD NEWPORT Typist l'ft{'d. ·cop,.J•••••t Write'"'"""" ad Hl, _.,,, ,.. ... ,, for MOVlNG ale· -rythln• chairs. m.-Tl'60. To punch TI'S T t Lino-Will perform ffolPtal. sa:-tm Ddy PiJot, P.O. Bm: J5l60. camaa ft8lb' muter .. Mud s.n Oemente Antique mU1t ao. Fu r n I t u re . Jewelry 115 3324 W. Warner Ave. types Excellen~· and high precision a.ta II~ c.lif. &:a be *Died ID.• P 11c1 n c, SHOW a: SALE ~. ete. Ca 11 .:..:.:;.;;:;..,.. ____ ,,;;;.:; Sant• •-_1 broad frln&e benefit._ Eve-motc:hlng work ~•u -•-£ SALES __ ........ .,.!.~ and 3a,:J ~Inn m.arn; RUNNING Bear Slh,:'"")lth --· ..... ~ ~ ptonnlng ~---r.--. N-lly ...... -~ -.,,,,__ l!!Ar<h -..,.. 25, ~ ..... RO!INP meple lab!•, Air •trald>Lir.m a ........... 54S-1l54 DAILY PILOT b I u e nrints. TO WORK OUtlbftttirw trabdnc pro.. w;1:;,_ij!o~dJ.!; :!:i vtkd. ~ dealerw oand. -steel fonnica top Reservation prices to an. An EquaJ _OP po rt u n i t ~ 330 W Bay SL CM P-ltion• ~· r o • &nm eallhw an Pi<* i•' --•·--and brnef!Q ~ alley Empire Ano desk. w I n d Q. w table Thura, FM. Sat • &in only' Employer 642-4.l2i_ Ext '309 .... P!llJllle. SlllarJ to $lim. Call .Peue ~ ftque ..... 1121 Aw. CDJ)l-(Danish), I: mbc. IMG-3874 ll to 7 pm at Na.VI.Jo n.d- Machin1tt Ask rot: Amy· Paul quires h I g h Cl/ VJ I 1Job Sbn. 54D-«f6. o.mi ~ 10. GTEJS ~ lll.IMa. CL ~ D.59L080l courn fa. o re •, er 1 , In&'. 34.12 Nwpt Blvd, C.M. or Dave: school educ.. JM "6111Hn Pe....,. A&'W7. 2790 Jla'. Gl5 w: Artesia A• e •• BEAur Izc tolid ...U.Ut tables. antiqoe stove, amall 1.,::00.;;;1Z;::;,I.=-...,.--.., TURRET LA THE NU SES AIDES tlon or compJ.. bor Blvd., CM. Fullfttm, cant. am. --Oi1s b •rd"• r .•. orleQI nip, A mttdl more. 4 CARAT Dlunond slll't'llUOd, OPERATORS R f r;.~ el. SEAMSTRESS An equal 0 pp 0 J' tu D l t 7 Handc:mwd. Bmted paDel.. m..5822 ed by :M sm. Awraisal •'411 IWmanent tuJl time. 7-3 tlon o rocov-Must be ---.....,.... !Jw, _,, Old. Xlnt cond. COMPLETE k I" I u . Make ollor. (145.'r.i55. ! Mtnfu;um 3 ~an exporlence shltt. 847-3515. nlud •-be.,..., do ori ._,,. ol TEU'PllONE $IOI). 8'Dior '"""""" chest -,.,, s Imm 0 n 1 Mochlwv6 In eet-up and operation or Huntington Buch tlceshlp plus .5 lbhftNMe 4 llrQ" Wed: INTERVIEWERS #Z. HJ...l'IM aft 3. coudl bed, deak & mac. ;.;;.;:=_:;;;;.:·=·· ''---...,;:-~ Wamer4SwaaeyNo.3and Convo1lescent Hospital to I years ex.. ICffdNil · weet. Apply Trabaea A: SUPERVISORS 191bCEN'l1.JRY.aictoU:Wd ~ WANTED ,S" Jolnb!!r & « No. 5 machines. 18811 F1mida St, R1rlence on P'J>udum. &l7 W. 18th St.. to provide a credit card ooo-tawm table, 6 cb&ln. hNdl 2 RECUNCER OL\.IRS, blk Drill Pre-a. 496--3106 'Evtn- txceuent """'l!"l>f benefits, lncluding retirement plan. SHUR-LOK CORP Aml.v At Huntington Beach, Ca. vertlc•I • n d Peno•1I a.ta Ilea. vemenee to tamnw tn :pour ~ttw; •l•o comer naupbyde, like new. Cc.t ~"";;'!!'-"6..!;...:.PM=·---= NURSES Aide ··cent r a I e-. fne lathes. Neechd oomnmnlt;y. Work from yoor what-not stand: brcnze sta.. $150. ·ea aell sso. ea. 929 Mlscelti1neous 111 aervtce. A~ clave in· ·r. "'"' bame. No ezpe.rtence tue.· etc.. (113) ~. Tanana, C.M. 546-8222 Roho · SCiontlflc 926 So. Lyon St. strume:nts, swing 1 b If t . Apply In Penon SECHTAIY neoesury; we will train. 'IVFJ'ED bftiCid; Joveseat, LIKE new Danish bdrm eet SI-lAG CARPET SPFCL\L Pers. Dept, Hoag HOspltal, 3333 Harbor Blvd. Full thM & Write n.mn..t Ad No. 613 a t!ODd. $l95. Pr. Oriental w/dbl bed, 2 ntte this, 6 from $1.99 yd, lnat., guar. ill NB. Cost• Mtsi1, Calif. INrf time ·Dally Pilot. P.O. Bax lS60. vaen a prints. ml ac, drawer dresser w It 0 p yn . exp. 642-nOl eve. NURSES Aides, PM I: night An lmm1•........ OGI. Maa, Callt. 926:36.. M&--357t storage. Call t'Vtl, 842-3927. PRESSURE cooker, ~at "'1tt, xlnt fringe bnttt, ~ AWl,y 3-S dally ... u1sts hir a lkUI. UNDER WRITER . ~ i02 STOY!: ,.ll!S -.., uv. grindeT both new, ,.._ Beverly Manor Conv Hosp J -,.__ .., NCNf.ry fn our TRAINEE DrlflllJ' I' lCS inc m\ A dfnehe set. Dishes houaehold Items. M&-3845 MAID • Motet Apply Ex· 496->786. £ 8COLir 151 E. Cont Hwy. flurdiMint D0pert-AAA !Inn. Ollfto .......... FL... Bl-111111, A clothlncr. 543--0417 ..... & WELDING OuUlt, Ir& ton:b S•ntrAo• ecutfve ~ 2J80 Newport NVRSING: LVN-superv:i8DI' ~ Newport BNcfl ment. Mutt type 61 inc eaftft' ~ ... --.wkemta.. aet, w/tanka & pu.gea, $110 BlvdMAIHTEHAH, °""Mesa. CE for 3-U "'1tt,Ca114 t;"'lwk, C Equal as-. -wpm, -• =--~ 5t.':r., W-...,...., ""'""""Gar-Sole 112 J ,,.,.__ beach area. appt. ,,..,,,.,,. __ 5• 6l&li Oou:tal-Ber••wl tan.~ reduced up~ \IBM Extc. Typewriter, xlnt 494-fmS. RN's, LVN's Practicall -r·-..__, • 2190 HariJol' Blvd. $UIG. MUST'" tM\fe. ttrls Sat & sun cond. ·$125. NURSERYMAN experienoed A SUbsldlary OI (male ol f2male), Private _._,_ I p.._ a..~· • Seib, -ol;Com-Ewrylhlnr m\1'1 ••. * -* MECHANIC with wholesaJe growtna. ~ .. ~o-. Employ~ duty"-ltaU ftlief needed. .,,....., n UNDEnwarrm!!'• 9Ca~. H~ Soup-nut1, ete. 1765 MAGNAVOX COnlOle Stneo Salary open. Call for ap---·~ ~ = arN~ Re I ·• JJD H,11 ..... 1!fW. ~n~ • uoo = ..,_,,_ lllonrovta. C.M. Am-Fm, $50. Girl'• :II" Immediate opening for pointment _5~1580 REAL ESl'ATE SALES C..t• Meu.. "Calif~ TRAINEE KENMORE ~ W' $!0. '86: i'ORD 500 CaWde floor bike, $10. 54$--6871. pe,.onwtth .. nerai 2 OFFICE GIRLS Newsuor~~.Jotn~ RWUIUB~,!"•-~ ~ finn. ~~ ~::· G. E.~ shlti, SIS; liblo ~;."""""' POOC'Tib!oo-WllC>LES'iiJ: -~·-•-• • ~-~-' ~-NeEDED ~-·~ ~ •-~ -· ..,..... ~-v .... MS. -,,.._ ... rid ..... ,~!ootb SLATE A ~01 .. SLATE ~ • -·--~ wor1d·1 largeot ad,._ ---., ---_._.,_-.,. ~--~ • 611; -·'••MIO = ~~ --tmy .,...,, .. ..,..-Apply at Ramo telepbone dispatch ~ •• --~ --~-~· ~ -~ -~ c.n -:..!:'=-=-.-· ·-, • • ~ · -~ -' ShUl"lolc Carp 1300 Easl 25 ~. •'""-·~ ---· =• rn •-.. $150. ----ICJ-&115.· · ,. • GARAGE Sale, Sal A SUn, WE ~,,. nld JOld A== ·~-~. Pia. San Must be ; atile to WTYe with a mtwon: Of OYer 300 ____ O:iutaJ. JLMliiicl AftDo" voq wamom1 ...... ~ ce, ta Apply In Pe,..,n o.ffices and become a 2790 ~ Cir ·•PENNY'S 9'bffe J . 9:31>-3:00. 210 Hazel, Corona for cuh. Costa Met.a ~.~ Equal•Opportunity YELLOW CAB CO. member ot our MllllonalM Saiel -$15, ~••w 4'I MAR. JeweJg A Loan. 6#-1141. piv,-... r. 186 E. 16th. O:lsta Mesa Club. Multi-mllUon dollar MANA ' EIS •. A~ temp. podtion . O'ltedt a Mmitt bullMn ~Family ~ Sale Sal FOR We TV2P Bennkt MAINTENANCE -Part time OFC N LVN medical advml.sln& program. Free ' .. Ii•·'•• UlftENJLJ ~Jl!.. ~l ,..,.. . .....,... SUn &-6. 14851 Ptnehaven: Machine. Call after 6 pin, • older man pref.erred. Ex:· \lJ'Se"' Of' c;:teed licensing acbooL -··-.. a "'~· -~ {!v!ne: (WaJnut ott Culver). MG-0335 _J_ ~~F= ~Mo~~ pi:.eenteall~~~ Our company sdb ASeMdbqrot NEEDE 1 ~:n;dt'•lf=iTOOLS.~wJas.pho(,art, NEW8't11:>ervJusutu.tniEic Ill.and, NewPOrt Beach PART ttme receptionist for m--ooo. precltdeshiri!:wma&-n. ~ CarJI. ~· ftf1" 'f't!bri.ble Em7thtna' 880 W. l9UI St., bolb'· Flhl "'or" ton di,. ti Wee~& tnm -, . •CM:-Ids. ~642-9'74. , Management TraJnoe Orthodon co · eiientlal RED CARPET ...,. -._-. ~ · --w ---... ~~ &radup uatote. $Starttnglooo. ~....:::... ~.._:~ ,; ,Roaltors l!,':_ ~ • SE,CIETA.IHIS KDlllDRE -r 600. ..,,,, J:ll.~nzw _, till -,~, To REAL EST .. 'TE ~ ·-• 11-n -· UR ""'· ' -. • Amb•t1ouo """""''""' can vena 1y ~-•. • pay .. """-·· ~ • ..,. ,_CRETAIY'"'" Gum-$12!i. ...-... Mr Black -. _.. woth lkilll. -SALES """""' .._.. "' ...,, • TEI I ER an.ms. .~~~=="'"="-' .....,,....,"' Typed resume to Box 2151, __ p!Olie or I.eel lbat Local firm wjth modl!!m i~fiw;;;;;•;r;;JD;;;;;;· I 'r'1!~~ --~ F~:ne~ Mlmon Viejo, cal. New ow~ baa room tor ~ !:~ =:; fadliUN ma med ... a · e IECB'l'IONISIS R-: =~ Ma.cG--Yacht r-, PBX Operator -Reeep-three more salespl!ople. .-.. pPrlnw!td *1d.u)' wit.h l 1631 ~tta. O>Sta ~ tionist. Previous ex p Private desk & phont!, top outline for )'OU. one oC to 3 JTI h....._ es:p. ~ e ~REIS • 639-12>2 * desired. Good telephone comm.lmdon, Door time, tbeDIOltexciUQrop-curate l:rpiac stJll• A: e -v LRG GE Rdrtc,;Uke new, MANAGEMENT coop le manner & some typing. good lead11. One location 18 pxtmdti8 )VII will lbDrtb!md.8'/10 .+ wpm.~ l""IJA l.q tnairw mitt. Jl.C>. needed. 31 unit motel nr Froot otnce appearance. years. Call for-interview. ~ "•••p!fw. 5"· mitnd. Salary com-• OOl(WRS 540-11M art 1 Dllneyland 66-1353 nr ~ntact Carol Jomeoon, 1860 NEWPORT Ro CM eoly-fivo -al _ ... -.. , .,... I ......,..., D~, =P= ~~for&:J°:°EA~ ::.~ .. ~~~ Ofc6"-3928eveln...tsi7 ~~= :.•.,.::--.....: Wor1twbenAwbett ~-~a, R full put Irvine 833-2500 An tkn in leas 1ban two rnllable. Aeue •eat )'OU wane lh5 Nt..,pol1..·QI 5tl--1TID A CIC:WftNllHr IHOflNG 8IWM CUIOE fOll THIE CW. OH THE Go.. . Por an Id in W_.1 World Call Mary lloth 642-5671, oxt. 330 0~~~----~ or, or., o' t ·it nodb1wifhtbeCJ0111· ramm to P. o. D:a: 9t. Avoca&>a•-..sm. ttmct, ~. or top Equal ppor un y _, Newport Beach 1oeaHon. Employer. pany. 1 •· • od,.eaut. Int ·111 0wt-• ~ ai,e.. I + r ti n I Designer Pattern 1 -ol cllentele. Apply p .......... NNEL ---_.,,..n -fnm'$39.9S ~ n1e na 0 Q ' In peroon Tue1 thru Sat, --We are -a ...,_n_ Tl~ PtrSOllllel 5efyice llO I YIL • .,..,., d<I A to-= Eastb!utt or., Npt. TECHNICIAN RE~~::Tr1~~NS:~ES ~= ~ •• -= 17511 lrvlno a;i-tin ~,. ..:!. ~ MAN over 50, part tim•, $639-$m I Month TRAINING selinc "'""° .,_ ,.....~ ..,.,. ll60 #115 us e DISHWASHEl!S. waihen. 3H!O hrs/~ cl•an, It work Qualill<atlon" Sborfband 90 at ........... a -~=-Ollltt) Ml m 5411 ~ -~ = A t tall N -~ wpm ....... ;.,... GO wpm 4 """' Famous Real Estate Ucens-ciaD1 tieaa'e eut,y u-a "I:'_ .... , ~ ..-...i-_ n re es. e .. ...,.,"'r ' "''::.'.!. d •. bi ~ Ing Course now available .reli:n!mmt tr tbe Sec"J, Jndaa; Rdat 1o $ID) C'll-....._...... ""'"""..-,-~ d. -1120: 1 Inn Gift Shop. 644--1700. ~~~~~eri~el~ thru Tarbell ReaJ1ora. noee mldlne> lnooa., fam.. Acct'.i'n"alnm s:m 1 ....._ I R.D'Rl ER.AroR dsort MECHANICAL rut Appl!catiom must be Ptaoement Seivi""· Free ">'· ~ aod ,._ -Ihle •'91111 J ...,-._,,...:;"old WO. Day Ir Swing. VJioroul new AUbmitted no later than 5 ~~·~Can~ ~tom: .. ~-.CICP'l'N~ $500 N•clecl 1-"""""li:'-i'~:=;;;:i::,;-.7:=-Co. Ullff light panch ~ p.m., Tues., March 6, 1973 ~---1,-n-•> ~ ~ .00 ¥.H;llClll. "~ ... ..,..-v ... ' WA.SH!ll. Good cond tor Electronic Componets. to .-,.uen ~. come· or $25.00IJ to Ptrwwwl A411KJ s 11'1 S25 Will train. g .. 11ent """ FOUNTAIN V.ALLEY Weckonda (714) m.110>. IS0,000 ar ...... .... m -Dr., N:L U.a.d -.. S0.7"5 ..... ditlohi. ~1 SCHOOL DISTRICT REAL ESTATE-~-.~, llut . 60alf WR1RU'OOL -":.b· SALESMEN • Why mt work ~--.., ~~ ·~ No. 1 Llghlbowle Ln In the -est .,.. Hw> * ASSEMILY er ltl, _, -..., · 84Ui661.. ext 225 t in 1 ton 8eachJFamttain We bmt an tDdepli SECRETARY Aft. 4 p.m. &tMUll. MEN GOOD JOBS GOOD PAY ' A•""-""£ernp;;.y.r Valleym!letU1traln)'OU! .........,~.,_ ,,,.. --Ad* PACKEIS C:-•I ~:tart, exp'd pref.~ ~~ ~N~Ae.m: ~&Id= ~.U ~·= NEVER A FEE l!f.lf'!I*" D pay & steady work. t~R 9D-4m. tns. A draw '-anD-....... FOd•.PV· ~tSttlf • Dewlopbw tank Moorovta A,., C. M . R,..,.... T ..,~ able ---a-, Wort -A ...,_ ... ....i, loo Pa-one &tr7447 --r·· "'" ...-Leedl aN bnbltlal. 0 """"d M DO. Ol ]IOU want! Utet ey~ by Ko4at: PRESSMAN-A.B. D l ck, ~ •ll•u,,_ Call NO cold -c/o Doll1 Pilot leterflW -..,apblc: -· muld, exp'd on Itek. Coota • Weatcllfl Benefils =.::: o.:..:... ~ -p----...1 •--'--t::n ~En AJ1335 "! ~ Mesa 6G-2S22 Paumel A;enc:y ;::p~pUI wnvnn.. ......... ..._. ot-...C0bhm91:$.. l8M E. Edinger, S.A. vacatlom. --SECRETARY . m W, 2!!_h. C.M, l'umlturo 110 PRESSER, tor piOductlon nn (Mark m c.nt .. l tlclpa':'na=:-0pm-Gna1 PR .,... lilr .....,. ,,.. Mi-7522 ._,1:...:::..:0::.=:~---,,,;:,;c:: •Palltlons .... with Dt.. :=.•"""'·Too pay, 542-8136 !no• lal.oo ---olclll.Oo-Equal°"""".· -WIDRU'OOL~auto Rocpt. Trnoo $250 ,,,,..,.., <>ranp ad -....... ., ...., Ur :J N clecl . ........, 131. efed 1ribullnc Finn.. PRINTER Part time alt-enloons; Call San Diego Oounllol: -In .Al<apal<o A. ....,: ' •:: ( ee drytt $to. -'11115 borralne !11r .....,. --,., e A* y G'°""', HD. WestdlU Fo< an.,.,......... c:all '1>0. Coll llollJ Hart •. P~'"9 D -et. ,70, e No ...... ence .-.qulrecl. Penionnei Agoncy Rld>&rd L. 9ov1&e. rs;: ,1'f:"-•' ,.,~ e Ship/Roe Clrb Quailty112'' ,.!!!" = -, Earn while )'OU I.am. 3 o.,y..12 hour ahlfta. MUst lS!ll E. Ed~, &A. Vice -' ,--· e Liie Fad, laW -• -a have~ on the 2660 <M'1,.r..uter) ~ A abm1: term Bulloeb. $2lllS.. e work ~ ua. -I 70593 ' ~t>~~~~~ r:~:~~c:I~~~ (~= i~i1-5 ,~~EVE"'; .er~~~ he plul. = M~ ~~ RESOURCES ..... ····-·· · Come lft .. --~· --~. ~-..;-:::: .. ~:o.::.:=.. ':' :.;- -1a per written Apply 9-12 Moo.· Fri. aood oltflll. Start $IOI), Alto D~ ~ (f{jid LJ * gn.:1411 * lltlrt. Tbe l)'piolJ shirt -.. hu a ..,,,.. -~ PACIFIC MUTUAL ,,. poottions. Call8afl1 ~.::,":.':a.·~ • ---==--1'•-a.loo 1i_,. -taod'll-lntothewalsllfne_...A_. •To $1!0,.... -- -'~--700 Nlwpo<t Cwltw Dt, Hart. -· Coostal """ An F.qtllJ '-'.......,.. -a;., -~ ~ --........ $)11)., -~ -:::i. the...;.wals.; ~ "r:~u:=.::::, _Na~~ _ ;::;}-tJ:.ncy• mo Hu1oor lllaL WAITRESS -· -'lllO. iillli.-. •!"ltbellco, U..., ..,..,.,. cotl<Rt. 7Gl5l.'I PRl-llfll n~l'nrrtfllllST SALU SECUTAIES 'd. ~ Room. SDCMONS _... -II cut 1n .._....,._r ..-. s1uo 1().18. s1 .. 12 IWIU'llllll N~---Am.,.S..,..~ bod,,..-, brown __ xlina .. ly5!1)'<1'11of45"tabrlc!or °"lllUdlnl ......_ pro. VOLT -• ,....._ -llWl. e7·Jl27. UM Jona wnton and 4'!1 for the short. To ordtt 3 Day, u. hour tbifta. Must Front ofJlce Pi to baodle lf'&tl1 callqat fl"Cf!ldtC> ....... Pwwo ;:•• MHAI CORINTHIAN IVORY "AUCAUYDE '1\93; IM'abt, name, addrttl and :dp.. Send $2.00 NI have ..,,...,...,. on IM 2650 ,,,_ A typtrw. Cllpptt al peopft. SaW:y ., $M100: ,.,..CJ -y ACHT CLUI <X>Oa1 X1n1 ....i. IV', ,.. lar thl1d c1w moll Md !!:lo: for nrst clUI aod CAl1 FOR INTERYl,n l'l;\\ti~ ~~~~ ~"" eo.,,, ua E. Do-Call !lob Slat, 5•toll5. •a-Dr.-• .Kill~ Dr ODI ty$15.IM=:!llL ~,f ~N~s~~N"°"~ksDo!~ 97n5zzz l.':!.:i. related -.-. .. ntal St., ...... -. ~-~t ~· "= =· ~ WAITRESS Xlnl.PIECE """""'~ :::; CLASSlnCATION: Sprfna and Summer l1t't'lltl - if" 9UICK CASH. SALE8GIJU;::ar lllllfcim1 e 111qw •t!St Expor. Mtlllbe....,. n, •1 .'4+-m==t:=------1 tlf"-sus BUST WAIST lllPS BA<X WA!Br ••• M ~ A Office-·~ •lww.Gld ..... lllYln-a.rlAStitotn,~~~ ~ ~--... ~'tt1fi'C MTITull·L THRou~H A oa1n .. OJoil --• ~ • • w, Q>all u..,. N.B. ",.bf,;';."·, di:in"'ii'1n .. ~ 321' u 34,,. 1wi MONDAY M 700NtwpmConto<Dr. DAILY PILOT s.ie&l"&~A'l'JONER/I * 100% fUE * Tllrn -~""~,... -$11,llilc.l'IHltl. 12: 34 251' 36 16~ '-..-""'""'"'"'~~I · N!wport Booch WANT AD ll07NnpaitBIYtl.CM. ...,_•A111Dc7 ._,. ......_ -~~s~s'r:e f: = ~ ~ f~i< "Llb .. tndotOur'l'rtder's Aeyd>,ylslheBESTDAYto SALESMAN ~ lleu -°"-Dr· ---Olli -11 40 31 0 111' l'Ondlle·column .. rw ,.., nm .. ad! Don't cloliy. • • 642-5678 -~ "'I. .. M-tul J!W)ll!t-1 .e-~·f]! lla1'kllls!!I::..:""::..:12:..:"..:·'~~-t'~~:!'i~c;-:-:=r!"!"!~-----------··-·I $llneo,5<1az!lir5bucltl. .c:olltoday-. Ollly.6ll51f.• r•""11o11Ado .,.-._,.,-.m1. i&a-.,.- ties avalla.ble. • I ' . • AUDI '72 AUDI 100 LS, ail\o'ft' blUP, under warrty, Arr. ~ air, 4 dr, perfect coad. $4lll0. 5'""158 • 1 . . '11 JAGUAR XJ5. HR nu! JWJy loMtd. nu tifts. Only ......... --1.,.i .... -.i.,. aaly. KARMANN GHIA '61 GHIA ·-· Dr Qiir, Radio, He.!er. 4 ___ .... mil .. 12!4Fnl). $3095 • • ,~-;;· .... ~l§l~j:[:-:111rt~ ..... = .. ~l~§J;1 :1 ::-~"'= .. ~l§J~ .. 11 ~ ....... ~ Impo rted 970 Autot, lmpomci •970 Aulot, Imported 970 l Autot. UMtd PORJCHE TOYOTA : 1§1 l...._-_ ... _-~1§11 ~~~·~~ :~ I ~.,'.:"'1:-TO--YO_T_A_MAR_K_ll I H~ 71 POll9CHE 911-S , sbowrooM mod. 2 2 • 0 0 0 -..-i Ytllow. Kon! ScbocltSt Recora • e a t a , sleft!o, air mnd. Pri. party. inf> Mfr21W or 1213) sav.illO 4 Dr, Auto Trana, Beiat. 14,900 mu.., &.per Sharp Car. $1995 ...,...,,.,._ A lien 'I ilf' Oldsmobile LiD Cadillac VOLVO SALE FINAL CLOSE OU'r '7Z VOLVOS MOST All MOOELS 6 DEMOS All MUST 00 IN FEB. 1 DEALER COST BELOW COST JJJ73 ""'"""" 9UT, """' San Diego Frwy at Avery SEE US TOOAYI brown FM """"· mag Pl<wy Laauna NigueL PURCHASE or LEASE ~-lo mileage, 673--02'll 49<....... ••1 ---• , .--w -...._ UP TO 48 MONTHS '63 -Coov. clean TRIUMPH DEAN LEWIS radla4. Wood sttg whl: -------- $2ZS<I Call Ben ..,._, TRIUMPH '69 TR-6 ~ ~1231. ' Michelin Radials, Super POR '64 SC Classic, Nu mg Clean (ZOM 381), Blaupunkt am/lm, aslros, ~ ~ reeoro.. mint cond. M.-... .-. ia:bnnt~ Sat/&m. ~~-_,,..'. __ ""."9 _ 1966 HARBOR FOR 't6 912, ftd wlblk In~ _ _, ~--COSTA MESA 646-9303 ~ xlnt paint/ body, , = '64 VOLVO PlSOD $278D. 831-(BIM. 63 TR4, Very fine oond re-Runs well new paint '63 PORSCHE. Soper 90 oonv cent overhaul, & xtras $895. radials, RtH, nice interior: AM/FM, silver blue. Good ~~t ofter. 540-7215, $1000. or oiler, 496-4123. CADILLAC '68 CADILLAC CPE DE YIUE () • Allen Oldsmobile Cadillac San Diego fu.y at Awry VEGA 7l 4~ Laauna N~I-HATCHBACK ---------1<-S-, Alloy -NN • Tires, <ClS CTAl $1195 ELE9:l~cE {\~~~= \ --1§]1 BAUER BUICK e CONNELL CHEVRO. LIT e COS1'A MESA DATSUN e JOHN- SON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY e MIRACLE MAIDA e NABORS CADILLAC e DAVE ROSS PONTIAC e THEOOORE -INS fOllD e UNIVERSITY OLDSMO- BILE e cond. SUMI. 6'1l-2384. VOLKSWAGEN '64 Pim!, radio, radials, '64 PORSCHE SC runs. Needs eng work, $395. rebll eng, 963---2447 You'll find tt here in this "Itl '67 EL CAMINO very dean.. Cadillac. All tf.le power )'OU Orig. Michelin• tires, &ir need plua 1100tb1ng fm sterro. cond.. R/H, viQyl roof. ap- 10 DAY FREE TRIAL E.\'.-prox 55,<W mL $ 11.'i O. CHANGE. ~6'1l-~2166.~..,o-=--,,c--:c~l·-;;;;,:;:'.;;"":::;::;;;::-1 ----~".'"-~~-GUSTAfSON 1971 Impala 2 °'· fldtp. Pia. PRIVATE OWNER ~ $14-2'n4 1910 914 Xlnl cond, ~ ex- tru! 22.<MXI miles. Sepia VW1, '56 TO 71 Beetles, Buses, Squarebacks, Dune Bugv, Baja BU8'i)', Sample 66 (SVC 508J. Autos, UMd 990 Uncoln·Mercury :;:!, ~0 ... ';'.'· :0.!#J .,.:l: ~~~ .1;· .,.!i;, • 16800 Beach at \Varner $2325. EV£'!!! & wknds. m-1"IT winclon. 6 wa:,y .a.ts, I ----673=> . e '69 LTD FORD e '58 PORSCHE 548-3131 or ~7 Huntington Beach 7MS. tilt trb I , cnlile-0-matic 842-1844 * (213) 592-5544 oo; Bel AD-e ...... All/F)I ...... .... ...... UNCOLN '69 PORSCHE 911E ,UJaded Excellelt .,,...... $595 AMC ~-""' ~-~!gS1 'TI Matador 2dr hrdtp, 8 cyl, ~ : ~ auto, atr/oond. PIS, vinyl 'U---Y\Y SQqarebe.ck, Shan· top, $19-j(). 962-5653 "Home of the Viking" aulomatlc. fae air. """ re I•• ,. • ..., .-lndaw ADDRESS 969 rack AM/FM $ 4 T 5 ddrosler, rear spkr, door 1 Sedan De rdle ~1. 219 &rt AnlfrW: ~near~~~ You 'll find the htxurious '61 Ponche 912, lo mlleage, ~cl~te · SC. ic Qy deu! ":"-~ leather lnterior and the sleek Onllt the finest care fihows in '69 CHEV Wag. $1450. Lie. ::.:. _ · lines ?f this 'TI roupe \\'ill 'TOYOTA tung yellow, radio, clean & BUICK-- good cond., rontact Mr.1 --------- Johnson, 646-8981 Mon-Fri. SAC. '12 Buick Skylark Sl150. Custom. Waded. 5500 mi, '68 VW, like nu, must see, First ofter over $3550. takes. •••· · I id !'•'·" Call =1 •= ·--a · -+complimenl your honJC• ad· Uu.:> unpreggve go u ...... o.s. ...., . ....,, .. or.,........ HAVE NEW "13, MUsr dress IOOAYFREETRIAL w~ Ba 00 pnkCMen; Outlftt.. 2lSl ~ SiEl.J..!.....~1:::81H_ ..,....,,....·,.,.,,..&.--gfe.iµning gold i n t e r i or. • Dft"-~ -- Many lwrury I ea I u re" 'Tl """'" carro. -COHnNENTAL GUSTAFSON SALE (allABE) u AM/FM. M $3295 :'._·Super 11wp~ l!Jl M • Uncol11· ercury FINAL CLOSE OUTI '7Z TOYOTAS MOST Al.l MOOELS 44 NE\y & DEMOS orig owner, 36,tXX> mt, Nu 54()...8097 -5a6-5000. · ID 16800 Beet'h at Warner '64 01EVY 283. bill po.er, Huntmcton Beach · rad;., air etc. o........... PRIVATE PARTY aa.•11 .• _121').1 ~-~~ tires. Sl.250/best o f I e r . '"°67'""'S"°ky.,-ia-r"'k."""'G-ood-,--,-loo.,-king~--. . ' good conditkm. $Z3]. (oftl!r). . wtdte •/via:JI: top. "''Home of the "· 645-58(8 Rich red leathl7 i b. t • 675-3'm Clean! Pio, auto, . tran,., '66 VW sunroof, good oond. a/c, Must aac. $ 8 0 0. ~ Allen ~-, j Oldsmobile !650. OOZ-1190. * * • 495-4187 * • * 1'°'963~e'°u~ic=-K"'La-Sa~b,..-,~ .. ~tto-n '66 VW Bua:. good motor & wagon, ~ cond, A/C, --Cadillac '66 El Camino S99S -No. Air-cond. Cruise c 0 b t . s....e. --.... wbHI. -------- CORVAIR All MUST GO ·IN FEB. tires, R&H, $700. like newt • luggage rack, San Oiego yrwf at Avery T44985 Call 557-1975 Trum n1eut.. Fall pin: 1964 OORVAIR 5 4 8 -4 1 4 2 Ba n kers ...... lfr. 'h,ylar. Mf...tlJi RUNS m:ellent, good tires, * 557-3688 * S595/olter. 6#-4960 Pkwy, Laguna Niguel OutJet-:nst Haztor. CM. IQs ~--. a --l'ISD. 515-3!0 DEALER COST BROW COST '69 VW BUG Reblt motor. ~-548-4183 'TI Riviera, xlnt oond, all 49.§..0800 13)..QIOO ::-\v.~1896''· $3250. Pn YOUR ONLY '55 CHEVY $150 't6 °"'11 ... al, , cir, -'91 Corvalr, 3<pd, runs good, 2 door 6 cyl 3 .....-new ••nfiti11n. new l"lld'ial tires A good tins, $250. ...... Run.. ~ ...... --6Trim 6T..- SEE US TOOAYI PURCHASE or LEASE UP TO 48 MONTHS '68 VW Bug. radio, heater CADILLAC stick. Best offer over $750. 1---------AUFl'HACTOORRYIZED '66 °"""'lle Stat ...._ ndio. &.-tha1 ._ -Pl. try Need a "Pad"! Pia"' an •di htr, stick Ahift. 6 cyt. good the Pftm;y l"iatln+ Call &a-5678.. DWI llWIS 6'6-<414 '62 Bus, reblt eng, nu paint & headers, xlnt cond. Must sell, $525, 5574i>Tii7. '66 Cad Conv El Dorado, all CADILLA-C tires. talO, .......a!. ""'-•1+111.. 9111 A-1,._tod 970 P"'T, climate cont r o I , 1969 CHEV Caprice. air, !Tl6JYg>ITIAI 1916 HARBOR C9SJ~MESA 646-9303 TOYOTA '67 YW Squart>back. Great •1~ 1st. $850 takes it. '61 F ASTBAO<,nu t i r e s , good oond. $100. 536-6872 or 642-4n7. '66 VW Sedan, 1600 eng, '73's Michelin x tires. FM/ AM 125 TO CHOOSE FROM .;::~:,;..."=·air, low AT THE OLD PRICE miles, radio,. xtnt cond $AVE $AVE thnxmt. 962-3852. Bill MAXEY 'Tl VW Panel, 5,000 miles, YOT brand Ile\.\'. ' TO A 6'15-ll82 alter • pm 1B88l BEAOI BL. U'l-8555 '1>9 VW, auto, leaving, must HUNTING'IDN BEACH :f sell, f150. Good con d. 1972 TOYOTA ~"'-,.,.='056--~~- AM/FM stereo, cruise c6n-D£Al.ER power, m.r: brakes. $1995. trol, tilt & tele strgn whl, Largest selcctlon of Cadil· 962-5398 afttt 5:30 ~ Guide-maUc, twilight cenL, lacs in Orange County. $595. 642-2413 QI' 642-4335, Sa1es.Leaslng. Che\1Y Vega '11. Batch, 4 l(Jll '72 Cad Cpe DeViUe, gold • R/ij, clean. pri pty. wtgold inter. Fully equip. Nabers '10 ~=a 19,tXX> mi's. Pvt pty. $6100. Cadillac Eves/wknds ~2517. Days Auto, air, many mos! 642-3870. 2600 HARBOR BL. $2500 Firm 55-ll6 '69 Cad Eldo, must sell this 541}.gl()O CX>STA =Sunday 1:it. ~: ~ = week, AM/FM, good oond. ~""°".' _:,:"'~ d•" 1970 SmAM DE VILLE $200. ~~ •• ·~ '72 CADILLAC O::iupe de e MUST SEU. e Ville. All xtraJ. Incl stereo, IN 885J • .-A* b' Gqprr $5000. 493-TI71. Priv--Party '67 °""'""· 4 cir, r/lo, ... '72 cadWac, Silver, Black UIV orig paint. Ver/ good cm4. Landau top, loaded. $6000. Gold brocade & lealher int 1.=S800:::::,-.::li'l6-3131:::..::=.::...._'-== __ ,_ 494-2906. Bayberry exterior w/vinyl 71. El Camillo, full JMT, air, "" roof. Dual comfort seat 6 _, ...._ mu -..,, - -ELDORADO 'uo, excep-~-e1 ...,.. --l!o' --tlonally clean! Many extras. way pwr each aide; 5574l672 or 9'19Q27 rws.· ~ "'~" ~" stereo/radk>; cruise COD-T-h ,..__ One owner. _..,, ~77· trol, auto headllgbtc; auto -a-CHEV·~.--..,_. '61 Eldorado, full pwr, level control; Ti I t / t e I. 307. PIS, P/B, A/C t _.... '69 VW Bug, radial tiret, climate control, xlnt cond. wheel; Auto climate con-er. $59:1. 551.QZIL CWCA -~":"~-' coad;t;on, flard..top, am radio, 4 speed trans, mag wheels, red ex· lerior, black interior. (803- EZUJ. customized int., xlnt oond., 72,000 mi. $1500. 64Hll2 trol: power windows. door 'CHRYSLD $2666 SllOOcash. 842-1612 1968 Sed de Ville, gold in & locks, brakes, steering,1--------- '62 VW Bug. Perfect running 1 out, Blk top, fully equipt, trunk release,•' etc. $389&. 'Q} am.YSLER, 2 dr Kr D. condition. $300. one owner car, 493--0107. &44-61.21. Full . ,ower with. r..ct. air, See It . You'll Buy fl 536-6328 1969 Fleet\\'OOd Brougham, '72 CADILLAC Coupe de AM/FM, radial lifts, J..u. '70 VW Bug, xlnt cond, many all extras, 58,000 ntl., $2950. Ville, fu11y equipped, new dau top. One owner. low mi. t\a·--tir.:a xtras. Must sacrifice $1100., Eves/wknds 962-2301. rubber, must sell, pvt Must sell. $1395. HS-2161) - lUCIA UlllD 49&-0M5. '62 Cad Creme Pull. Low mi. owner, $6195. 640-0444 dayJ. 54S-67-tli nlh?a. lOYOTA °'·66~V~W°'F=AS1'B==A"'CK.=-~N..,.ew Be" ofior. m Udo Park CAMARO '68 NEW YORKER. 4 cir, !all trans. & ti.res. Engine need• .::°'cc·.c,• C-N"'.B"° . .,,...-===""" --------·I pin, real dealt 15.00I mi. 1966 HaJtior, CM. 646-9303 work. $650. 496-6719. , Any day is the BEST DAY to '69 camaro SS. 4-spd It air. $1200. 6'15r2Sli. 6"-21G2. I !!!!~~~~'-,._!!!~~ I ;*0,1970'7ii'vvwW-. VVEERRYYSS!IAMRRi"P! nm an ad! Don't delay. • Lie. o.s. $1995. Bankers Sell the old .aurr. BIO' ~ '69 TOYOTA 25,!#J mL Rad;., m"'t """ .call !<>day 642-$'18. Outlet. 2151 Harbor CM. ""'stulL . CORONA to appreciate! 61l>-8725. Motor Homes Motor H-Motor - '68 VW BUS"'"" good $1,095, S•lo/Ront 940 Solo/Rent '40 Solo/-4 spd. Radio. White CZAE-962-7637. 11841 5799 ·r,o V\V Camper. New paint. Rebll eng & trans. Very BILL MAXEY clean. $900/0fier. 64&-0359. 1968 VW-Sunroo l , TOYOTA AM/FM/SW, very good 18881 BEACH Bl.. 847~ cood. Make offer 557--0135. HUNTINGTON BEACH '69 TOYOTA Crown wgn. auto/trans. trllhltcb, orig. '68 VW. Bug. Stick, new pnlnl, $900. 54<HMJ97 owner xlnt cond. $1.!IX>. 1967 V\V BUS 968-9273 EXCELLENT CONDITION SHARP! 1970 Stat wagon, $l2SO * 645-7682 X1n1 cond. Very lo miles. 196'7 VW Bug. AM/FM radio, 1321 Sl1S9eX LAoe:, NB, off Low mileage. Xlnt oond. Dovel' $79;). 642-1414, N'pt Sch "Tl Toyota Mark ll. Very '67 VW -disc brakes, ignl· clean. Low m 11 e a g e , lion lock, new paint. $750. Alrlcond. moo: --m-4826. "'1J. TOYOTA O:trolla Station aa='°'ve""'oo"'me-oth.,-ln"'r"'you=--w"'an"'f°"lo W"1-vn, x1nt OJQd. $1400. sell' CJglbed ads: do It -. well • call NOW 114H678. --. Motor Home• Sale/Rant 940 I s.10/Ront ' ~ J .,,, '''"' ~fl flll >tf)Mf•; SEE 1HE NEW . 1873 LANDAU CON'tlN!NTAI. .. SllllL COlllTllUCTIOlll • I WIUfUOUt INTIAIORl1 o .... !I. -•-wlll lMN41 ROOllt ..... Conltnlc1i00 FUm -T• 111'1¥al.ANDAU Nowt Johnson & Son LINCOLN -MERCllRY !fl..4t HARROR RI.VD. 540·51130 c 'OSTA M"ESA , ........ ,,, ........ ,...,. ,. - llll10fl0....~Vt. p1wt• ""'lllt, tow1r "'-· .. _. kt boa. .. ,. Ve.; f-'l'I -t ll'lk ,.-pl ,.,,, '4"1 ,.. .. ,l .... .... o..i Ill.•-for M MaC'Hl•k1iltt.1M..Hl»-IS. ~ .. ,..... "'" w.'4.lll "'"· ..... --!II I '699'°- '113 ...... ALSO EL MONTE ltU4 .....,, ~"' tn.1110 ... ,, ·-wic--.....-....-·-·'--t ... --. (1'JDJl:I -R-EADY! SET! GO! Few A Fine Deal In A Fine Used Car 70 ~J...~ .~51595 '*---GI. (fJIWll.Tt 2 • • ...,_., ~ ur. MS 72 DAnUN 510 51999 .......... ,,...,.,. ""'"" ..... ................... __ .....,, 70 ~~~~,:5 51495 S.. OW Ct ,1 ... s.t.ctiOft .,,_ ... _ Va tllN 72'• Aho r.-aetrctian of Dataun station waeona for U.t vaicaUaa mm:tng up. GARDEN . GROVE DATSUN ,_,HARBOR BLVD. GARDEN GROVE * _534-1255 * DAIL V PILOT D ROADLINER MOTOR HOMES • 20' -24' .. 28' LOADED WITH All THESE STANDARD FEATURES D .. Chuk. 125" .,,..... bcne, ll I CID "11h .. !"' Cellf. Hlhllo• cOlltrol ct..!« ad Cal.N. D.O.H. •tic._, MllYy d•ty J spffd •"'otlMltk trau., llffwy d•ty po...., ""*-Miii ,._ steert ... d11G1I NOf ....... 711 1 16 6 ptf tlm, •Ml ta,., 1100 lb, at ,../JS4t ltt, • ,,..... cap.. ,.. ........ 1100 Ml. at ,../2050 lb ... pe•Mf up. ,.... sprlltfS. 4D IJClll. het ..... .tee. 19.rtl ... 2 lpH4 wlM*l9W wl,.n I .,...,.,.., dirol .i.c, hnll. ,...._ .... ~ .......... poet. ..q ....... ~ ~ Myf _.._ IMfs. JM ..... " ...... '°'-,.. ..... .....,.. ..,.,.... -...... """'°" ~· ,.....,.. ,.t'-t a .._. Atfttl. hr9 htdkaton, Hchp, ....,, I U.-. lltlltl.. ,...... 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ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 1.tJ ')'., • ' ' -·I '" " --· :-.1 28'''MOTOR HOME 'I IS790011 I -!l '9366 ~i ,1 IMMEDIATE DEUVERY $936 $146PER DOWN MONTH Stl6 11 total dri. pytnt. $146 ;, tcJtal Mo. p-.mt. i~c.I. ffllf, licori10 It •II carrying ch1r911 on •ppr. crodit ftr 14 1'!'101. O.fott.d pymt. prico $13,200 incl, tar I lic1n1•, ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 9.01> % • LET US TRY TO ARRANGE THE CREDIT AND TERMS SO THAT YOU MAY DRIVE HOME TODA'( IN THE MOTOR HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. Example, Of Our Many Way• To Fin•nce * Bank of America * Crocker Ba n~ * United Californio Bank * Chry•ler Credit. r. ·I • . I I ,r ' I '.I 1 ' l I ' " COURTESY 1 DODGE Recreation Vehicle Dept. 1 1970 Harbor Blvd. l COSTA MESA 1 642-1586 • • ' • . .· • • . - • • • .. • • • • . • • • • -~-;.... .. _,, ......... s1• -~-:'.::~~~~.~-°" vwa11l11• 71 T"J.~---...$1111 71 ':.."'c:.'.':' -To' 0 .... -sz•• 71 '='"...:: Ill "'°" .... 10 ~ ... --sz• 71 Lft altCHIMAM 4 Dll. .......... n.. cw ... -............. . 69 aulCX •rv•• .. ~ ,,__ ......... 70 "lN:D CUfTOM. VI ....... ,...._ Sfl'., Air ..... 51&19 . -··$2199 moau $1499 73 CORYETTE "'Onty J,.400 MU..'' "'1MllACIJlA1'e'' Cold wUh --· 350 CID V..!, ......,, ~ ""-IUl·'itl lltmil;'Steel Belted "DY' WSW Phstoner. Mo rro YentllaHon f058GXS1 . "A BARGAIN'" $6395 --... Allen ·;<--:r Oldsmobile .___; Cadillac 9-11 Diego Frwy at Avery Pkwy., Laguna N~i. ~ 131- .CORVEnE '6' MeWllc Flnlab. AlM:on-. di!-Hlpood, AM-FM Racllo, New Red-Stttak Thft, (193 EAEl. $3195 ., l§J I .._ ..... ~A ...... UNd DODGE f§l !1 ~1 ;;;;;----;;;;;'§J~~ !;.r -_-_ .. ;;1;;;§1~:.' ;;---;;;.;;1§1~1~1.--~-~ .... ~ M~~ m~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~ C:OUG~R -l--FOR--D--MERCURY MUSTANG . PONTIAC: -~~~:.:..-./iJMM;;;:;AC.~';;;liS1i1 ,.;;;~;;; .. ba;;;;d<;;;cG:TT.. 1969 PO ....... c JUNGLE CAT '68 DODGE Don Conv. Xlot cmd. Good t1m • ""'°· $1«)0. - 'Q DOOO E DART Call 56«109 FORD 'nils 'n I -......... cw.l--1-9-66_FO_R_D_ pr ac:tl l1lce cine. Drive it and !Ind "'' ror yoone1r. 10 MUSTANG ..OA Y 1-~E TRIAL EX• CHANGE. lfanj.top, auk> trans, vtnyl roor, B~ @Xtttior, white .... (SV7Jlll9). $866 See It • You'll Buy II V-f,, 4 apd, R/I~ -nu .. -eo.ooo or11toa1 ""· . t:IREllRD • Never been raced. SpoU- imlde •out. Just been ..,,. CONVERTIBLE ' ed.. Rwal ~ut. 2nd own. am Nd.lo. power ateedall KID MOVER n11s. -... 5.16-0073. S2.2l! m11<1. -..-, Mow (me or tb with thla '70 MUSTANG Mach I '69. Xlnl blue lnteriol' and top, (~ You'll be a hit trio when yoo Colony Park station wqon. cond. All xlraa. -4 llP(I, .uck. FYV). drive ho<ne In this '6.5 E-100 Lots Of optm "" this one. 1151 co, Pis, • P/O. ..W. $1566 · IT'S A HIT! Ford Van. For work or fam. 10 DA y FREE TRIAL EX-Urea. p195. ~ 1 ¥fu.&"Ex&.&'l!E. FREE CHANGE. 1961' k:i-1 Sepe!, i cir hold lop, _ S.. It • You'll B .. ll ) GUSTAFSON ~UST AFSON l890. 9S<i6il -J}ua l.tW . Uncohl-Menury Uncoln-Mercury ·rr 'Mustang .Fastbacli, ·~1o TOYOTA 1 JHntl a....... ... h at W 16800 Bead1 at Warner tra.1111, fac. a.tr A radio, $t50. _ GUSTAFSON Lincoln-Mercury ltB'.IO ~&eh at Warner Huntineton Beach u2.-* 12u1 m.5544 ''Hom• of the Viking'' ..._ ~ arnrr Huntlngt.on Beach 846-1225 • ...,., -C M ·~9303 I Hunt.._ Besob 142-1144 * (1l3l~ -. . · · ~ -3>Wlyoll.Uli&~Y·O. ~= !; <J.~31J~~ "Hom4' of the Vik ing" OLDSMOBILE Pontiac '72 Grand Prf;t . , ng '64 MERCURY St at lo n '71 CUUaas SUpreme 4-dr HT. - FORD . 67 CLUB "ragon Full pwr, $595 or Air, P/s, P/wndws, wht Shining silver with a bl~ 1966 u.-..... "'M 646-n..,,,., CAMPER Lrade for pickup. 968-3550 vinyl lop. Xlnt corxl. Mu.st top and black interior make • ....... ..,.., •• '-'-· .,.._,Economy 6, Full Cam~r IF.V.) sell, $2700 . Days: thiscaranimpress!vepic- BY c;rig owner...: '66 Country Equipment, AJ!oy Wheels, '69 MARQUIS Convert.Ible, 213/579o:Ol27 Eves 64.4--4008. lure. Many lUXUl')' featurft! SOFT As A Squire lta wp, very clean. (9'2'.J ASJ) xlnt cond full power air 1968 Olds CUtlu Supreme. CABE219) Good Jransp. Auto trans, $1295 s··-~·~ · · a1r Pt vinyl to v .. ?./Pb air nd radio. U)Jll. .L;Jf\I. ' w, p, • KITTEN Xlnt .;.. ..... ~. ~ ~ = 4& ~w:.u.....,.i co nd. With the power ol a Cougar, '70 FOP..D Country Squlre, 6 -'68 OLDS .us· tun pwr, a/c. a r61 XR7. Tape too! 10 pau, AC, PB, PS, rack, 429 1D> ~eo.t~ ' • lmmac orig owner $1200/of- DAY FREE TRIAL EX· .cu In. trh' package,~~ 1er8M-5793a!t6/wknd . CHANGE. M""'"1toa, .....i c1 .... $2495. VERY POSH! '10 cutt... nu tires vinyl San o;.,.. Frwy at Avery GUSTAFSON .: ::;;; ~ 4 dr, GRlMUN A luxwy ·n Marl< rn. Hard top. Clean. Nr wb.i...ie 49~ Laguna Ti• . ~ Alle n L:.J Oldsmobil~ ~ Cadillac Uncoln·MerCury AM/FM rildio &: stereo, RE p 0 s s Es s E 0 1912 to believe !l's used, 10 DAY ~ .:.:.:~=--.--=~.:c.1 '72 Corvette LTl·35() CJ. 4 16800 Beach at Warner padded top, all extras, FREE 1"RIAL EXCHANGE. 1969 OLDS 98, luxury &edan, SPOTLESS 67 LeMans 2 Dr. speed. Am/Fm stereo. Full Huntington Beach clean, low mi, 842-460'1 ~he'!'.lin ~;!'ndBa~~ GUSTAFSON full powr xlnt cond, $2500., coupe, vinyl top, r:i1: J>C"''er. Gold wlblack in-l42-al44 * (2JJ) S92-5544 days. 646-712l Make offer. 493-4066 R/H, p/s. Just • =~~c:~eeu~~ ~~ ''Horne. of .... Viking'' '68 FAIRLANE . Uncoln-Mercury 1969 OLDS _Delta, 88 xl!1t ~!. (~~pt~i ~) ~~ 71 COUOA• x•·1 $:3499 I XI t r-,.QN; Pr" "Weed It & Reap" Excellent co.n~lion. Blue JEEP 16800 Beach at Warne1· cond. fac/rur, P/S/B, ong xlnt care runs & 1 o o ks l VI, ..,._ aw, "' "' v.r1 ..., •DDM"Wlllllllll Z!..-'>"O.J. · """""!."'· iv. ply. i..._ Boo. ·~• · U 1 1195 1-Iunt'" ... lon Beach owner Sl,400. 846-J435. beau't.'. 2nd own. -. "UNl•LlftAIL• caa.. · V e.lor~ Fron1 tre~ to tra.lh '_...., ~ or · TOY. •70 Landcrui9er '1-'ag, 4-"'ea.a.a .. '6 131592 5•u -ll~.63""'fuve=~u~.~F~aa-t~ba-o~k.~4--~~. turn them mto cash 962-7689. whl drive. Lo mi. Xlnt cond. 84~ * (2 -~ 1967 Vista Cruiser wgn, lu.536-8400 Cll' 5.16-5073 72 _.,,.., ....... LUXUOY ........ sam W. ..... Air, "I. V111rt ......... Mll'NM 18. ........ .. s1- "".... Dbc, C--. Y .... tla •..• VISJll .... 69 i:_oo~u~,:.:."~·-·· ·· ·-··· · ...u.w SJm 10 :.~:.:: -~~~~.-~.~ .. ~-~---· ~ S2&99 ...... "1a $348 72 MUSTANG MACH I All, ............. ........... -·S2119 * STATION WAGONS * 72 ......... .. •• Plllly ..... W//llllf, J T• Qmw •... ~..,.. -... $2699 72 ..... _ $3999 All ,..,...,. • ....,._, "1-.alllllr "'4Ma VANS • TRUCKS . 89 ·~"c.:v~:'.A ... .. ... . .............. ..., S23l9 70 :.:..:~,. -.. . .. -SZ799 71 "v~~0..!::•,111t,. . .. . .... ··· MfK.I $2891 71 l'Ol!D P·lll "699 ' CJ1., SI~ ..... ..... . . . JU1111 ~ 72 l'O•D F·nt ~.,1599 VI, ..... ,....., ,.., .. •Ir. s• .....i .... ..,. 72 CHEV. " Tott VI, A•l9.. 11.111 MOln aM1L $3299 . . """' S2999 IMPORTS 69 TOYOTA COllONA 4 D1t !Lm Ma.. . 71 OODGI! COLT Sta. w..-. ~ ,. Mltls 70 TOYOTA NILUJI'. •/~er"" ...... XT ... - ····$1999 ··· -S1891 ... -·S1&99 70 n>YOTA ""'°"' Ml(. 11 •1499 M,T. c,.,. .... "--mi: ....... ......C-. 69 TO'f'OTA C01tC*A Da. 41 ........ "'' •U .. ftt ... ....... Y•UM --• •• YRJfMI - 317 eng, 400+ hp. New~ CAIL DAJLY Pn.oT '6._'; MUSTANG. 6 cy.l nu, Priv pty. 613-8585 aft 5 "Home of the Viking" owner, ai~. $900. ''7 I'ONTIAC G~ Prix, 2 & rear end. $1500. 833-8076. CLASSIFIED ••••••• 6'Z-5678 t-n:s. en&'-perfect. $650. 1970 T'"""'ta Land Ciui!ier. '69 MERCURY Marquis 4 dr dt, P/S, P/B, rur. Pontilic A I 67a-:1>46 VJ~ fully eqpt., beautifui '68 Cutlass Supr. 2 dr. ~t ttstom whls, xlnt cond, uto1, mported 970 Autos, Imported 970 · Call btwn 6 & 7:30 PM, automobile, $!GOO. 546-0068 xlnt. cond, only 51,000 -m1, very clean, ism. -!J42...!0M THE VIKING PROUDLY OFFERS ••. 2000 ce engine, 4 1pt'ed tren1 mi1tion, power front dl1c bre••s, •IVI• 1teel wheel1, redi•I tire1, b11ektt ••ah & eerpetlng. OIDll YOUU NOW s25a9 '67 GALA.XIE, H/T, Arr. wkddays 675-1&18.bt $1500. Eves.~2560. aft 5 NC. PIS, good c:ond. $895. •n GMC J1mrny, 4 wh@el '69 Mercury Montego. Ex-PINTO ' ~'7"'-'Po'-nti-.8-, -0=--~ 1 owner. M4-(987 drive, 27,l)X) mi, auto, 350 tras. Good condition. $11Dl. TO . Sp. ~ 1967 GALAXIE~500 eng, $3.295 549-36;12 or best offer. 89-1-4Q81 auto, P/S, Nu ti.res .... wn CONVERTIBLE O '71 PINTO, 4 spd, vinyl top top, Spotleuly clean. A-1 red, full power, tac. air, xlnt UNC LN -~ radio, delux int I ext, 23,000 ~~iJ.~· See Sat/S~. --~ ---~ill ·-='~'='="7=..o==,~~ '70 Continental "Mmlanica 6 pin· '69 GTO Immaculate! .4 IP«. l97l FORD Squire Sta Wan, Speclal" $2900. Priv Pty, PINTO 1971 auto air delux ps, pwr disc brlcs. air~" xlnt cond. $2595. Sunday 'only. 1851 Elba . . ' ' ' new r..i\ndvear G/7D tires, * 548-6623 * Verde c M. LOVE TRAP mt, dtsc brakes, nu tires, AS ooo-= T B k Circle, Mesa • · nice, $1550. Il4-6'15-5746. Ssi-5327.uu. op 0 0 · GOOD transportation oar. '62 MAVERICK Trap yoor lov• with .,;, ·n PLYMOUTH Ford Falcon. $100. 613 11-farquls Brougham. 10 DAY CL 990 PON11AC Plumer St. Costa latesa. 1---------FREE TRJAL EXCHANGE.]---------'68 GTO •GORGEOUS?* '64 FORD F8.h1ane Stlper '70 Maverick, K/C, auto. GUSTAFSON '68 Valiant, economical, 4 dt, Never been abused. Lo ml. s-' I"' .... .-. auto PWR Gold wide.luxe interior. Big 6, autom., xlnt cond. M ..... see to ann.-, 1t11 • ....,.. '-"""""• ' · Lo\v miles. Ph: 494-2985. L" ' I M _, ·~--•-:=Steer~,'=='$350"'=. ~114Z4139=-=--1nco n· ercury si.a1 s125 .• ...._. 54&-1656. '10 LTD. Powe•, a;,, v;nyt MERCURY 1611)() &aoh at Wamec PONTIAC * * * '63 Grand Prix, ruli top, tilt Wheel, good -eond. --------Huntington Beach p~. ,looks-· &. runs great! ""'°· 642-.1161 ~ 842-8844 e (2131 592.5544 WHOLESALE BOOK $545. "61 FORD 2 dr., V.S auto, "Home of the Viking'' $1025. lli trwy nliles, '68 --~"~"'-""'OS"----I x Int . transportation. • MUSTANG Grand Prix, tmmac, loaded. ·n Firebird Esprit. Sha"P $200/offer. 67""->-592S 494--4232 vinyl top, ale, p/s, Rall,y wheels. Priced below boGk. '70 TORINO. Xlnt. rond. FIT FOR A KING 1966 Pontlao i:.. M.., 3 ""'· Vinyl top, air, p/s, p/b ,65 Mustang, rebuilt, nt'\Y very clean, Must , sell, Private. put;y. S.-llt9 priv. pty. $1495. 495-4678 Is this '70 Mercury Broug· paint, mags, Mallary ig-494-&l28 uk for HoMey -1-'" -:RA-MILQJ 7\ '57 Ranchero. Excellent con-ham. Lots of extras with nition, pis, p/b, Sharp! 1968 PONTIAC Eli:ec. wgn, ditioll. $«1(). Call 551-3127 ix>wer! 10 DAY FREE $700. 497-1648. P/B PIS, air~ rack, clean, DEPEND.l·BLE, 19&3 TIME FOR TRIAL EXCHANGE. '69 MUSTANG SPT.c!'E. Io mllage, $1650. n4-846-51.T.! Rambler.._,...... 2 -· DAILY PILOT GUSTA.FSON ShMp. All "'"" plWJ air. '69 GTO 400 ou tn eng. 4 spd. w...,.. ~ _ , L• I M Priv. Prty. 8 4 7 -3 3 3 2 Mags. Air shocks. New ...,,.__ CLASSIFIED AD inco n· ercury ev"tw••""•· tires. n""'. ~. T ·BIRD 16800 Beach at Warner '66 M\Mang $795. No. STD 'li6 Tempest $495. N 0 . • , R ~TION • • • -Runtlnglon Beaoh 1181Cal!56H.975.,. ..,....,..,. ~FFJ Call 567-1.975 or '72 1'-Bad fUlll'ioo-r all CALL 642 5678 142-8844 * (213)'592-5544 B"°""" Outle>-2151.'Hacbclr, 5i.8 -4l12 B' an k •ts black lcofuM. $500 or '1t8t • '#Home of the Viking" CM. Outlet-2151 HarbOr, CM. oHer. 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Gane. 3:30 a 11m T'homB o • •• • 4:00 D CI> Cl) AmeoiL:w $J r • e= e.-o..a and hunting en- thusiast Maury Wills ;aim e.111 CWt Qllldy ill wauestigating the point system al dudl h 14wc; allll .__ Udll son al the late Alan Ladc1. lewns nmllaia clw 4 a la W,C · g 5:00 D t...dla" PGA Glllf 5:30 11 CBS 5pmts 0 l l ' .... Y. !MKll 5 11:15"1 m Romer.._ 11:30Qforum ..... lUESDAY. MlmCll 6 7:30PM u Jeny --SillDl9 a.-oo a .._ " a 1 Cllr Hidt Sdlil9lll n Teams to be........_ 7 a a ~'Q .... , •• , .. *'u+&~·i- Ul..eMn R 'G • lA L*n ft. Fbitliad T~ 1n ~~ lHURSDO • ....at. 8:00PM. BmdQs ~ .. Olj 2 - 10-.30 Ill ChampiDmitaip P t , a FBMY. MA8Cll 9 9'.30PM 0 lee T,..._.s 0. 10:00a a1ifm41....., r a .. r · -... • .... -one of Soff"s .. time .... .,. IDaDl7 -mers sporti"K wor1d's r-i adille bll!lil"mes;smea.. MllmlAY.~10 10-..lOAM u..., ~ 11:008 (I) w. rt -o..r ..... 115.. Y.4 ·,Square... ! M:AA n , r • ar n • first rmNI elimiimt.loilS. a 1 eamstobe..,.....,.. 12,'()0 Q c.utar-. .... T , All$l!ls WS.. f>iair Cuta5 In fim televised pre senGI$ trmm ...... s..=c-. 12:30 • 0. 1s • ""Wortd Sei ie5 191'2"" 1:30. Chan' I a T; • 5 • 2:00 D P1&A Galt n. Dani 0pm.. 2:30 (J) PK • • , an a use ws... lJClJl. 3:00 J?::!~ .. ,, tt • uaA Br1lillS ws.. USC TIClials at the P.lu6ey a Sports Adm ~ 3:30 D (j) Cl) Pro Ba ta ff' Tw l1le $1'5.000 BPAA U.S.. Open at New York c.ty. 4:00 II C8S Gair aa.aic Gay ......... tanmr M , s a..npo. .. and Dou1 Sanders team .... -Iii ~ '*'*"• ~. Bflly Casper, and Johnny lllliller • a c t& '-tim1 CZUlld.. 4:30 8 NHL J'diall 5:00 a John ..... -. fJ Cl) 00 ABC°• ........... st-ts 5:15Q8ob...,,.. 9- 7:00 Cl) Sports .... .... 8.-00. a.a ...... Wu E & 10:300John. .., a.. 10-A5 u Bob ..,, ... 11:00 u UCt.A .. 3 , ... UClA ft. USC.. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MARCH <4 l 973 .ARNOLD PALMER: A WINNER' A;.,old Palmer, one of golf's 1973. During this time, Palner all-tJme leading money winners played in more than 25 major and one of the sporting world's tournaments without winning any most active businessmen, will be of them. The program will show the subiect of a one-hour special how this fierce competitor car- on NBC. Friday at lOPM. For the ried on despite his frustrations special, film cameras shot more on the links. than 27,000 feet of film for an The program also will focus entire year in the life of Palmer, on his many diverse interests- beginnif11 with hfs participation in the Bing Crosby Pro-Am Golf Championship In 1972 and.end· ina with the same tournament in life with his family, his success· fut operations of sports clothes and golf club manufacturing busi· nesses, and flying his own jet. The special was filmed In Europe, Japan and throughout the United States. Palmer, who has cap· tured the admiration of a multi· tude of fans who are affection· ately known as "Arnie's Army," has earned about a million and half dollars with his winning ways with a golf club. He has attracted so much personal at· tention he had been described as one who ". . . has made the game of golf interesting for non- golfers." Since making his first pro tour in 1955, he has won virtu· ally every major golf event and honor including the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open, Bob Hope Desert Classic (four limes), Tour- nament of Champions and Palm Springs Classic. Only one major title has eluded him-the PGA Championship. 'IUU9AY LADIES DAY WASH& 1nwax Wm. eAI DAY . ... FREE ,..;:Wax -· 7 Ul. Ill .. Pa1e 3 .. THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION MONDAY: MAICH STH 1(P..ll.) 4:00 The &rut c.i.a. .. , Coalnt (C) (KA.BC) "Advertisi111: Show and Tell" lesson 10 Phillis Basile and Pat Morain will discuss the role of advertisina in a market econbmy. They will also bnna to h1ht the communication &•P 1n advertisinf-facts and fan c1es 4:l0 Electric Co..., 2Zl (t) (CTW) Today's educalional a~ls: "oo," and "sw." S:OO Scs11M Street Ul (C) (CTW) Today's show features the let ters V and T and the number 11 6:00 The Great Consu .. , Contest (C) (KA8C) ~e listin1 Mon.. Mar. 5th 11 4:00. 6:l0 Fecus C)ruie c:n.ty (C) (KOCP TV) "The Cable Vision Story 1n Oran1e County" 7 :00 Special Opera Tbutn: Slrni• sky Re•~ m (C) (PBS) S:lO Evenhl1 at Peps l05 {C) (PBS) Leroy Anderson, famous POPS composer-arranaer, and even more famous sons-writer, }ohis Arthur Fiedler and the Boston PopS for ltlis special proaram. 9:l0 Spec:W-hrt II "JN• s.tllef • laftd: Wbo's AfnlW of Open .. (C) (PBS) TUESDAY: MARaf &TH (P.MJ 4:00 Aa Ma11 lebalt:s (C) "Control· lln& Human Behavior" lesson 7 Matt Duncan, Ph.D.. hosts this 3-unit collep credit courw. 4:.30 Eledric C..puy m (C) (CTW) 5:GO S.S... Stred 412 (C) (CTW) Toda(s show featum the let· ters "X" and "V" and the number 12. 6:00 As Mu ...._ (C) (KOCE-TV) "Controllin& Human ee~· Lesson 7 See listin1 Tua .• Mar 6th at 4:00. 6:30 Oenlhus 50 (C) (KOC£-1V) "An Evenln1 with S.Ntof Dennis C1rpenter" Sen. Dennis Carpen· ter 34th district ol Oran1e eoUnty. 7:GO o..no C.•tJ ...., (C) (KOCE-TV) A look at Irvine, com· munity events calendar. a ft view of current theatre in Or anae County W1ltl Frank Boct. Ph.D. 7:30 Le1acy 3 (C) (PBS) "Grand Teton" 1;00 Bladl JMrul 321 (C) (PBS) 8;30 ....... n5 (t) (PBS) "P.S. Your Not Listenlnt' 9:00 Eftftln1 at '9ps J05 (C) (PBS) See listin& Mon .. Mar. 5th at 8:30. (60 min) Wt:DNESDAY: MAICH mt (P.Jl.) 4:00 The Great C....Mf c.tat (C) (KA8C) "Advtrtisin1: Games People Play" lesson l l Will explain lhe rnl meanin1 of actvertilin1 camp.alps and the markets that are controfled.'9 _ 4:JO 0ec1rtc c:o.,.., m (t) (CJW> Today's educational aoals: "br." "b," "oo." and the plural "s." 5:00 Stu.. Stnet 4IJ (t) (CTW) Today's show features the let· ters "Z" and "X" and the number 2. 6:00 TM Great C.nsumer Contest (C) (KA.BC) See tistina Wed . Mu 7th at 4 00 6:30 Al Man Betuwa (C) (KOCE TV) See listing Tues .• Mar. 6th at 4:00. 7:GO Soul! 322 (C) (PBS) 1.-00 Masterpiece Tlwatrt (C) (BBC) "Point Counter Point" Part II -"flesh of My flesh" 9:GO AcMc.ms 321 (C) (PBS) "Should your Newspapers and TV SuPllOfl Seit-Regulation Throu&h Nationtl Press Council? lffURSDAY: MARCH 8TH (P.M.) 4:-00 As Man lelmes (C) (KOCE·TV) "On Becomin1 Your Own Teach· er" Lesson 8 Matt Duncan, Ph.D., hosts this 3-unit colleae credit course. 4:JO Electric C.mpany 224 (C) (ClW) Additional educational goals in dude: .. n:' .. st:· .. a:· "n't" and the SA&ht word is "ofl." S:GO Sesa• SbNt 414 (C) (CTW) Today's show features the let- ters "O" and "Z" and the number 3. ':GO As Man leltnes (C) (KOCE· TV> See listin& Thurs .. Mar. 8th at 4:00. 6:10 Frend Qef 322 (C) (PBS) 7:GO Onqe CountJ Rtview (C) (KOC:E·TV) See listing Tues .• Mar. 6th at 7:00. 7:30 O.aiba 50 (C) (KOCE·TV) "An Evening • with Senator Dennis Carpente(' l:ilO Foe.us Or11111 C.uaty (C) (YOCE TV) "The Cable Vision Story 1n Oranp County" S:lO £" tu E,. 108 (C) (PBS) "P~r Plays" Both Hitler and Mao Tse-tuna expressed stron1 op4nions about art. 9:GO flriq Lille 222 (C) (PBS) '1exas Politicians" Conservative columnist William F. Buckley, Jr. flfDAY: MARCH 9TH {P.M.) 4:il0 Tiit 'INt C..sulMr C...tnt (C) (KABC) "Callin1 All Resources'' lesson 12 Will take 1 look at tlM basic resource center of society--the family-and how the individu.I can make the most of his resources. 4:JO EJedric Co1tP1RJ 225 (C) (CTW) Additional educational aoals in· dude: "s," "ea/ee," "alk," and ··s.p.'' 5:00 Saa• SCnet 415 (C) (CTW) Today's show features the let· ters "W" and "O" and the ftU(llbef 4. ,;00 Tiie Crat C.iwtlNI' C.C.test (C) (KABC) See listin& Fri.. Mar. 9tfl at 4 :00. 6:10 As lln a.Mftl (C) (KOCE-TV) "On Btcomin& Your Own Teach t(' Lesson 8 7:00 AMria 73 105 (C) (PBS) looks at the "freedom of the Press.'' l:ilO f"d• CNpuy ZOI (C/IW) ''Or· pheus" In tftis inat film clas- SIC, Jean Cocteau's own voice will retell this Greek le1end. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MARCH 4, 1973 DAYT~ME MORN ING g Movie: See Daytime Movies. (j) Paul Dhton Show fJ Tempo m Andy Griffith Show 6:00 1J (j) Sunrise Semester (D City Kids Sandra Escamilla (19) Eduaitional features Et) lnstrudlonal Proenimmlna 6:25 O Knowled&• "The American Work 10:30 II love of Life Ethic" 0 ~ @D Hollywood Sq111res 6:30 tJ Sut Yun& Yin& Yee Mon • Wed.. @ Joanne Canon Fri ; 04yuey ''Pmc:ription for Liv· m Haul mg" Tues .• Thurs. (D Features Cl) m Educational features 11:00 II (j) Whert the Heart Is (}Q) Gamer Ted Armstron& Q @") EI;) Jeopardy 6:45 EE Commodity Report (j) Gallopina Gourmet m The flJin& Nun 7:0011 (j) News (D Crafts With Katy Mon.; Wander- 0 ®)EI;) Today Show lust Tues.·Thurs.; Bee Btytr Fri. (j) leave It To Beaver Et) The Electric CompanJ Q ~reat Consumer Conte~ Mon • a) Voees del Desierto Wed., Fri.; Law For tht 70 s Tues., 11:30 II Cf) Starch for Tomom>w ~~· T d A tr 0 ~ EI;) Who, What, Where Game u aOMr e . rms on1 0 Gent Autry m 8up and His Buddies O (_iJ al Bewitched I!) Cartoons , EE Maritt Openln1 m let s Rip (DNews m Sesame Street m f11turu 7:30 O Garner Ted Armstron1 (j) Bozo's Bl& Top Show QNews fJ This Planet Elrth Mon , Wed .. AFTERNOON Fri.: Parent Youth Forum Tues.; 12:00 II Noontime Yeuth and the Issues Thurs Q EI;) Thrtt on a Matdl m Cartoofts 0 Movlt: See Daytime Movies. ID Slllp 'n Woofer 0 @ CiJ Q) Pusword EE Jim Ad1m1 Show/Ma.rket Upd1lt (i)@) m News (D G1llopln1 Gourmet a:oo 11 Capbin Kanproo m features 0 Tht Galltry @ Coffee Bruk/Children's Teacher 12:30 tJ Cf) As the Wol1d Tums Q Ralph Story's AM 0 @) @D Days of Our llvn (j) Sunup Mel Knoepp Q (I) (j) Q) Split Sec.oftd O Gipntor Cartoons O Youth and the lssuts Wed. m Dennis the Menace m Movit: See Daytime Movies EE Stod Elchanp m D11lln1 for Dollars 8:30 O ftaturts 1:00 II (j) The Guidin1 Uftll (j) Jad la lannt 0 @) @D The Doctors O NEW-Joyce Brothers @ It's Your Bet * LIVING EASY 0 CV al All My Children O Uvin& Easy Or Joyce Brothers 0 News m Yo&i and Friends Et) features ID Gumby 1 :30 11 00 Ed11 ol Niatrt 1:50 l 3J News 9:00 tJ Cf) The Jolter's Wild 0 ®) m Dinah's Place O John WaJnt Theatre (]) Ptlil Donahue Show O Jad la lanne m I lovt Liiey I!) Uncle Waldo m m s.. .. " Str .. 1 9:30 11 Ci) Thi New Price Is Rl&ht 0 ®) m Conuntntion U Movie: See Daytime Movies. ONews m The Mothers·ln·law (!) Romper Room EE Jim Newman Show 10:00 tJ (jJ '••bit CV Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 (lij) m Salt of the Century 0 @) EI;) Another Wortd O Mom: See Daytime Movies. Q CI) (j) Q) Let's Makt a Deal fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. ID Fashions In Sewln1 EE Commodity Report 1:40 II) Dialln& for Dollars 2:00 II Cl) lovt Is a Manr $91tndored Thin& 0 ®J m Retum to Peyton Place 0 lV Ci) Q) The Newtywed Game I!) Not for Women Only Et)Featurea 2:30 11 Ci) Secttt Storm Q ®) m Sotnet"Mt Q (]) @ Q) Thi DatJn1 Gantt (!) Joanne Carson Show Et) A lilH of Music "Hansel and Gretal" frl only 2:40 m Ben Hunter lntlrvlews 3:00 IJ. Scuttr.... . .. I 0.,.. New lht U...Qodi 'UHl&h*fMrll u oo Cll m a.ner11 ttoso1ta1 . ()).dj Mowit: See Daytime Movies. fJ Movie: Set. mlytime Movies. m .... :z..._ II) RoclJ and Frftads €E) La Co•ualclad al Di• m Fashions '" Sewtn1 3:10 m e1 ..... 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Estate Opa House 0Delliop ti DIJ tf .,....." ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) m 1a111.,.. ........ 9:00 f) Clmeta T1nl a Sef'lll•1tr e ., e1 DilcilletJ fJ (I) c.iaitJ S..,/Maltiplica-.... 0 Cl) Qnl Mats lljl It Is Wrftln m.,...., f!)lltlsicaJ,... 9:l0 u T...,.1 ...... BQ1111se111rs... u -..., rn,~1•1 (j) .... : "fll Qkt" (mys) '52- Audrey Totter. Ce.sir Romero. Cl) Let Tlleft .. UcM 0.....,. ........ a.,.,_. .,....,.,, m Old Timt '-"' ""' f!)Em CslaNa 10;00 u,.." ~, o a mwett111 e1ta • ......, Tea•h Live cowrap of the matches from Chicap . ....... ..., O Cl>EB......,_ ())facetllt....._ D .._.: ..,t! Tiit Tener ,,_ ..,_. s,ac." (sci·fi) '58--Mar • shaH ThomPIOll, Sh .. n Smith. f!)FredtalaNa 10-.JO U Face 1111 ...._ fJ ~ &lflbb a .... , ......... tiM Roel Cl) TV I leoU at lt1'9ln1 m lids •• y.., llblt g) Yoca dtl SttalNtlo 11:001J Ntws .. bn Rick D•vls IJYHftfftltwt 0 (1) 00 &l NBA .... ttbaJI Cil CIS Qildnn'• fll• ftstml m Movie: "Maryland" (dra) '40- Walter Brennan. John Payne, Fay Bainter. -Qt'Churdl In tile Hoala @!) r.mna Duttnlul 11 :30 e otd Ti ... Celptt Hour 0 Mowtt: ...... wtdl die '""" (wes) '55 -Robert Mitchum, Jan Stefl inf. · A F T F R "I O f' N lZ:OO f) Yoci.An l'Mre 0 ®) m NHL Hocby Chicaro Blackhawks vs. Boston Bruins. Cl) hrtemational Hour · m a.1a11i1111t rar.nt . 12:30 1J CBS Sperb SpecUalar · IJ Oral Roberts / OJ Joe DeSilYa's Open Ftnnn 1:00 0 ROLUR GAMES LIVE * T-BIRDS vs RENEGADES SPECIAL MATINEE l THIS SUNDAY ONLY IJ RDaler &a..s T·Birds vs. Reilly's Rene1ades. (j) CIS QoH Classic 0 ~: "'Tlle Elsy wrr (com) '52-Caty Grant, Betsy Drake. mDl*tart O>Nnn @!) Jrtbuna.Publica 1:15 0 Ci) CJ) Ef) Howard Ctull's Spefts MapziH 1:30 a (}) m ~ ... Cl) Mooc ''Two and Twq Miiia Sil" (com) '62..:....Georae Ch•kirls. liJ YoiQt of Cthary a 0r. ''"' •. Harli• f!) San Juquln Valley hpert 2:00 f) lltdlx Physical fitness for ~un as well as health Is demonstrated. 0 CV EE lmies Mid Aaswen (j)Z.... tD Outer Ualta m ..... l;lf'OJ •am Ell) 0., Yes You Cai! Haw-to·do·lt tu information. . m festiAJ ,.,..~ 2.:3011 Dr. lrtM Kasseda A talk with 1.1roup of compulslvt. aamblers i1 featured. Cl) &rut Dlclaoos a m *" a.. Prtss 0£,.witnas (I) Movie: •'lowefs and UIUpoJI" (rom) '56-l.~ri March, Cathy Dunn. Gerald O'Louahlin. (lg MMt tbt Prus ID Tt11 Malone and Annie Ell) Tennis Anyone? "forehand and Backhand Vollays" Ef)Movit 3:00 fJ Movie: "'lllt Qhtst and Mr. Qicbn" (com) '66-0on Knotts. Cl) Youth 81.,acte 0 lh¥it: (C) .. Nnlu, the Kilter Wltale" (adv) '66-Robert Lansina. Lee Meriwether. 3 4 fi A b s K 9 h rn c In c q I w h w a h d ... h' @ Rollin' 0 II Mondo fJ Movie: (C) "Finey Pants" (com) '50-Bob Hope, Lucille Ball. ®)Th• Saint m Chltler I!) Collete Bashtball WCAC Wild Card Game. m Consultation "frustrations of a Housewife" m Call of the West 3:JO (J) University Dialo1ue 0 Focus Hostess Inez Pedroza vis· its the United Nations store in West· wood. 00 BjJclt Beauty O Jim Thomas Outdoors Eli) $reat Decisions "White Rule 1n Black Africa· Which Side Ate We On?" m Insight (i) It Is Written 4:00 0 Insight "The Killer" Sex symbol Tom Slade comes apart when grilled on a TV talk show. Alex Cord, Joe Flynn and Joyce Bulifant star. 0 00 00 &) Amelie.an Sportsman Baseball great a,nd hunting en· thusiast Maury Wills joins host Cue! Gowdy in investigating the point system of duck hunting; and David Ladd, son of the late Alan Ladd. learns mountain climbing In Wyo· ming. Cl) Stir Tm @) National Geoeraphic fl) Gffftinp from Gennany Ell) Wall Strut Week II) Toros de Espana A visual poem recreating the first meeting between a North American Indian and a horse will be seen on the GE Monogram Series Special, "Conqui<;ta ." on KTLA. Channel 5, Monday ni 9PM. Although the Indian and the horse are v1nually inseparable in rnos1 people's minds. i1 is a hi!>ton · cal fact that there were no hor,es in mo<lern 1ime!> on the American continent until 1he Spanbh Con- quistadores hrought them here "' !he 16rh cenlur}. Therefore. reasoned Bnti!>h wriler-direc1or Michael Syson, there had to be a lime when the lndianl\ were without hor~'i. And. logically. a moment when the firn Indian !>aw h" first horse. Syson was fa..<icinated with the dramatic potential of that moment 'omc ~ )ears ago, amt with ih historical significance. For although 1t j, unrecordeJ in an\· texl. lhat f atcf ul meeti ng significantly altered the Indian·, 'fut1irc h\ c1vini: him something he never haJ heforc- mohil ity. "C onquista ·• dep1ch the fir~• meeting of Indian and horse that must have preceded that mohiht}. the moment. S)son say,,"'wc know mu"l have happenc<l .. The film opens with a solitary Indian. whose morning prayers to the Sun tll'C in1crrurred hv e1n :iwc,omc '011nd. m This Is the Lift Sl) Panorama Latino m Campus PJGfilt 4:30 f) Circus "Circus of the Lady and the Tigers" osunday m Movie: "'The Razor's Ed&e" (dra) '47-Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney. EE Korean Variety Hour EE) World Press m Edge of Eternity {!)Corona Now 5:00 f) The Black Tulip Concl. Simon Ward, Tessa Wyatt and Wolfe Mor ris star. 00 Dra&Jlet 0 Jonathan Winters Barbara Fel· don and BobbJ. Vinton guest. @ Voyage to Bottom of the Sta U I SPECIAL I Crisis in Los Angeles/ Ganes Stan Myles Jr., John Schu· beck and Bernard Morris moderate program on street eangs. (j) Dick Vin Dyke fJ Ladies' PGA Golf ®)News m Daniel Boone fl) News Eli) Ooln' It at the Storefront @I) Fanf1rrl1 Falcon m Hour of Stirs m limb• 5:JO I) C8S Sports Illustrated Cl) The Adventur1r 0 Mancini Generetion Norm Cros· by and Loretta Lynn guest. Cf) News ®)Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mutiny on the Bounty" Concl. (dra) '63-41arton Brando, Richard Harris. EE Address One Two Tbrtt Eli) Washington Weell In Review @I) Do·Re-Mi al Hee Haw mspeed Ram EVENING 6:00 I) (j) 60 Minutes 00 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Ironside" (mys) '67-Raymond Burr, Geral· dine Brooks. O@llmNews U Movie: (C) (31hhl') "Battle of the Bulge" (dra) '66-Henry Fonda, Robert Ryan. Charles Bronson. Ty Hardin. During World War II, the Allies are faced with a sorpnse last·ditch German attack that could well influence the outcome of the war. @ Combat B The Avenpn m Tom Jones Sllow Sammy Davis Jr. guests. fl) Akko·Chan's Secrtt @) Blacll Journal Vfr) Teatro del Dominro m Three Stoo1es 6:30 0 Lassie "Johnny Piper" lassie and Lucy Baker meet a ·SOft·spollen roung man who sings a 30ng of wandering and opens up a new world of music to the girl who has just re<lently regained her hearing m MoYit: (C) (2hr) .. Don't Ralae the Brid&t. lower tM River'' (com) A FIRST MEETING " What was it like when the Amerkan Indian saw his firsl horse? Producer Michael Syson uses that moment as a -;pringboard to recreate the Indian's Initial hosti1e. re. acUon, the subsequent friendship and his ultimate realba- tion that the hor~ has changtd hls HFe Forever. '68-Jerry Lewis, Jacqueline Pearce. Terry· Thomas. fl) Festtvals In Japan Ell) Zoom @El lucedta m Beau James Show '1) Uttte Rascali 7 :00 f) U News Cl MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S * WILD KINGDOM stars Marlin Perkins 0 Wild Kinfdom "Bears of the High Country" A playful pair of black ~ar cubs romp through Yel· lowstone National Park, and an· other large black bear is tracked and tagged for the Colorado State University. Cl) Woftd of Survival (j) FaiallJ Clwicl fJ This Is Your Ufe Suzanne Pie· shette is the surprised auest. I!) Pesaport to Trevel fl) Dalton No Hana EJl) Tiie Frtncll Chtf m Wild IOnidom tl) Lawrence Wtlk Sllow m Italian Television Hour 7:30 I) Diet Yan' DJk• Show The band· some poetry professor m an evenina colle&e class ha's the airts dreamy· eyed, and Mike becomes •bso· lutely love·sick over him-until sht books him on Dick's talk show. 0 (Jj) @D Woftd of Disney "Ches· ter, Yesterday's Horse" A 14·year· old boy (Jeff Tyler) befriends a draft (Continued) toiiowed by an equally awesome sight. A lost horse, which. has wan- Jered away from i!s Conquistador master. clanks into view, its sad- dle trappings and its master's sword and helmet making a ter· rif yi ng abrasive clatter for the Indian. whose culture included neither horse nor metal. The Indian, portrayed for the GE Monogram Series Special by actor and stunt man Jose Maria Serrano, masters his fear, and makes friends with the horse. a Spanish stallion called Minero, in what Syson calls a kind of a love story in which a man does every- thing he can think of to possess and make· friend!i with the strange and heautiful creature he comes to think of as a gift from the god!i. Before the North American In· Jian received this gifr and realized its potential. researchers for "Con· quista" learned. he was confined to an essentially agrarian culture. He hunted buffalo on a very limited scale, from isolated tiny pockets of humanity because he had no mo- hilitv other than that provided by hi-; feet. The horse changed all that, mak· ing possihle the movement of whole nation' onto the plains to h~nt huff alo, and marking the start of a !!,olden era for his new masters who eve ntually became better horo;emcn than 1he C'onqui~tadores. ..... ' Our new Li'I Hustler can shift for itself. N1>~. In• tlw f11,I llllH'. D.lt"un·..., I 1'1 Hu ... tl<·1 Pt< kup '" ,l\ .1 tlc1hlt • with .rn t1Ul<>- 111 ,l11t 11 ,tt)o..,m10..,...,1on . < >ur 4 '-IH 't•cl tull v- '\ rH hrrn111vcl 0..,(1( k. o..,h1ft I'-.... t,lnd<trd . th1· .1ut1>m,111c ,1\ .11L1hl(' clt .._,,1,111 1 •x11 .i < ', .. i 5 min. S. of the San Diego frwy. 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842. 7781 540. 0442 Page 10 THE DAILY' f>ILOT, TV WEEK. MARCH 4 l <ln SU NOA Y (Continued) al Y Ahora Sylvla horse that has been relegated to 9:30 BS N PRIVAT pasture when its usefulness in Ore· B BUDDY E E • E gon's timber industry is usurped by * EYE BARNABY JONES modern machinery Bill Wiiiiams 1J Cl) Barnaby Jones Jerry Hous- portrays the boy's father. er, who starred in ''The Summer of (j) The Protectors '42" and Andy Parks, son of Larry U flmily Classifs "Tom Sawyer" Perks, portray students at an eJt- The animated version of Mark elusive prep school who try to cover Twain's classic tale about the ad· an accidental killing by framing a ventures Tom meets growing up man for murder. (Rescheduled) along the Mississippi River in the IJ To Be Announctd leisurely days before the Civil War. 0 News (() El Grlto de Aztlan m Alfred Hltchcodl Presenh 0 House of Fear Holds lB The Bl& Question Los Angeles * 2 psychopathic sisters Mayoralty candidates are feat ured: Robert K. Dornan, Joel Wachs, Wal-0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "What· d 0 H td •• B b Ja e'" ter Buchanan, and Leonar rr. evtr appen "' a y n • • (SUS) '62-Bette Davis, Joan Craw-9:40 m Fiim feature .. ford. Story of the psychopathic re -10:00 0 ®l Nlfht Gallery Death on a lationship between two sisters. one Barge" Robert Pratt ~uests as . a a former child star the other a young man who falls 1n love Wtth crippled former star' of the silent a b!autiful girl (Lesley Warren), screen. who lives on a barge but will not let (8 Three Passports to Adventure him come aboard. Brooke Bundy eJl) One of a Kind "Jim Croce" also guests. al IA Criada Bien Criada IJ DIJ of Discovery O Community feedback 8:00 II 00 M•A•s•H Hawkeye and Maj. m fl) News Frank Burns clash over the surgical eJl) firina line "The USIA'' Guest treatment of a patient. and Hawk· is Frank Shakespeare, former U S. eye's publtc criticism of Burns earns Information Agency director. him a reprimand from Lt. Col ... Blake. al Pandorama fJ (il 00 CB The FBI Sweet &) Lou Gordon Show Evil" Beau Pa_rker and his ~irllriend lO:lS fl) Golf perform a string of robberies_. then 10:301J The Protectors "A Matter of Life stop by a small town and pick up and Death" Drama spins across the the girl's younger sister. And_rew sea from North Africa to Malta Prine guests as . Parker· Melissa when a hippy's death is investigated Mur~hy as Cass L1n~en and Jo Ann and a strange smuggling racket is Harns u Mary Ann Linden. d'scovered I!) I SPWA\ I Osea_r Nom_inees 1973 0 The Ti~e Bein& Hollywood ~lumnist Dick Str?ut IJ Garner Ted Armstronc hosts a preview of tlie upcoming (I) At Issue race f~r movieland's highest tribute. ~San Diefo Panor1ma "The Child fl) Nippon No Uta Watchers" Eli) Los-Anaeles Collective (R) '1he (8 News Doctor .as Barten~er'' tel.ls what 10:45 fl) Japanese lancuace Movie happens when patients think they U ·OO 1J 0 Cl) ~News know exactly what treatment is best • e RH Humbard for them. • 00 Movie: HMoss Rose" (mys) '47 al El Carrua1e · £ h I B a.-. Ci d I Do I -Vincent Price, t e anymore. w.;i n~ • '!' ngo O Gerner Ted Armslron& &l David SUsslund Show m Movie: "They Wert Expendable" 8:301J Cl) Mannix Fritz Weaver stars (dra) '45 _ Robert Montaomery. as William Avery, a businessman John Wayne, Donna Reed. who served 10 y~ars in prison on (8 Kathryn Kuhlman charges of steahng a $1,000,000 eJl) America •73 NPACT investigates payroll that hu still not been re -daily hazards. covered at the time of his parole. 11:30 IJ Name of the G1me 0 ®) m NBC SundaJ Mystery-0 ®) Tonipt Show Columbo Columbo (Peter Falk) is U Ci) News called in when a former world chess Cl) Telepulse champion is found gravely injured f) Movie: ''TM Uttle Fuirltlve" just before his match for the world (dra) '53-Richie Andrusco. title with the current champion. (8 Movie: "Any Number Can Win" Laurence Harvey guests. (sus) '64-Jean Gabin Alain Delon m I jfi(ll\; I The City That Walts al Estrellas Musicales' to Die 12:00 IJ Reverend Ike 9:00 0 (I) 00 CB ABC Sunday Movie 0 Movie: (C) "Nlapra" (dra) '53 (C) (21/1hr) "Villa Rides" (adv) '68 -Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotten, -Yul Brynner, Robert Mitchum. Jean Peters. Charles Bronson. The story of Pan · 1:001J Movie: "Cyborg 2087" (dra) '67 cho Villa. -Michael Rennie, Wendell Corey, fE Samurai Detedlve Karen Steele. eil) MasttrpieC8 Theatre "P o i n t 0 00 (j) News Counter Point" Philip and Elinor 1:30 (8 Movie: "Arturo's llland'' (dra) are having mamage problems, and '63-Reginald Kernan, Key Mers· Spandrell is plotting murder. man. 1 1 ' 1 MONDAY MARCH !5 For momln1 end efternoon llstin1s, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenler>ee, are the day's movies. · DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 U "Bride of Yen(tanct" (mys) '49 . -Paulette Goddard, John Lund. 10:®@ (C) "Bullet for a Badman" (wes) '64-.Audle Murphy, Darren McGavln. · U "Suldde Battlllon" (adv) '58- Mlchael Connors, John ~hley. 12:00 U "Topper Returns" (com) '41- Roland Youn1. 12:30 m "Walk ~st on Beacon" (mys) '52-Georae Murphy, Flnlay Currie. 1:30 U "farao'' (wes) '52 -Wild Bill Elliott, Phyllis Coates. fJ ':Lunch Hour" (com) '62-Rob· ert Stevens. Shirley Ann Field. 3:00 Cl) (C) '1»nt MIHioft Years B.C." (dra) '67 -Raquel Welch, John Richardson. fJ (C) "Th• Mountain" (adv) '56 -Spencer Tracy; Robert Waanir, Claire Trevor. @) (C) "The Bolli• Stidl" (dra) . '67~n Murray, l"ltr Stevens. EVENING 4:00 B Mme: <C> "Now ,..,· See If, Now You Don'f' (com) '68-Jon•· than . Winters, Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows. A mild ma11nered art ex· pe'h pulls the wool over the eyes of French end American police In his plot to sell a fake Rembrandt. U The Rifleman u (I) m l.4ve American Style m Juas and His Buddies &J Nanny and the Proftst0r m Sesame Street m Felli tht Cat 4:30 CV Movie: (C) "Bullet for 1 Bad· man" (wes) '&4--Audie Murphy. U father Kn0-ws Best U News S'chubeck, Morris m Yo&i acid Friends m fiilliaan's lslind fB El AIWO a) Uors' Club m Ktmba. . 5:000 0 @@) Ntws Cl) Dn&net fJ Btverty HJllblflits m The flln"1ones &JGetS..rt fB La Fabrica · @) Mister'Ropts' Neipbomood mTrails Wut EI!) Action nieatre m PotpOurri . . m Thrte Steetes 5:30 Q Su Hunt . ~tfaztl ·' (~ntlnued) l • ·Order .· Yours NOW. •• Beautiful ~~2L~. Stick-on labels ~ • PERSONAUZEl>- • 5yyusH . . . ' . • EASY, ro USE •ORDER FOR YOQRSELF OR A·FRIEND . , p ... 11 . JEANN~ PETQS STARS IN 'WINESBURG, OHIO' Actress Jeanne Peters will make her first dramatic· app~ar· ance In 17 years on the Public Broadcasting Service In the Christopher Sergei adaptation of Sherwood Anderaon's "Wlnea- burg, Ohio" Monday at 8PM on KCET, Channel 28. Miss Peters who,· herself, grew up In a small Ohio fown plays Elizabeth Wiiiard, a woman with restless ambitions who Is striving to free her son from the f rustratlons 01 small town life. Miss Peters starrttd In such fllme as "A Man Catlec:j Peter," 'rrhree Coins In the Fountain," and "Viva ·Zapata" .before re- tiring from her acting career to marry mllllonalre · Howard Hughes. ' . • Sergers adaptation of Anderson's 1919 novel "Wlnesburg, . Ohio" waa orJglnally presented as a Broadway play. The cur- rent Hollywood Television Theatre preaentatlon of the play ts · produced by Norman Lloyd. 4'Wlneaburg, Ohio" portrays_ a mldwestern f~mlly In the 20's-a young man who dreams about escaping. to a large city to experience llfe and ta write; hit mother, who remembers her own dreams of a better life away from the small town-and who grieves about having been trapped by marriage Into a dull. and unhappy existence; and her husband, wh~se small-town outlook and simple dreams of money disgust her. · The conflict centers on whether the .boy wlll remain a' horne to .drown. In the stagnant town or go out Into the world,. and the arguments between hit mother-who wants him to leave- and his father-who seea the boy's dreams as frivolous. • Albert Salmi, who has appeared on th• Hollywood Televi- alon Theatre In .. Anderaonvllle," and on Broadway In "Bua Stop," plays Miss Peters' husband. J'oaeph Bottoms la the '°n. WIUlam .Windom, star of:ttte recent· televlalon aeriel, "My World and Wetcome to It," ptaya the town doctor and philos- opher who tovea the woman but has remained, like the town, mired In apathy and Inertia. . "Wlnneaburg, Ohio" la a Hollywood Television Theatre pro- duction of KCET, Loa Angeles. · . ..... 12 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI(. MARCH 4, 1973 MONDAY (Continued) D())fiBNtws m .... the Mtnact II) Tiit CourtJMp of Eddie'$ fattier f1l) Tiit (llctrtc Co11pany ll)lalt1Ml1s m Deft Wilson's Town T1lll EE) Maskll · · m SpeectRacei 1:0011 a am man m Ntws Cl)tlQ)News . ....... ftll (I) Cit S...art . fJ Tiit A11tt11trs. m Tiit .fl1n&to1tts m starT11k fB Ml Dtlia En1mor.d1 fm Hodppoclp l.oclp &) Thrff Stll01'$ &:JO Cl) 11o,.,. .• Henies D Mowtt: (C) (90) .... , leisft•" Part I (com) '62-Shir1ey MaclaiM, "°'es· Montand. Up51t because her dlrector-husliand is eoin1 to ·make a film · In Japan with an unknown . Geisha In the lud, a wife decides to disauise herself and try out for the part. ()) CIS ""'5 Walter Cronklte ®) Merv lriffln Sbew · m Andy Gritfitlt · ·fID Coftsu11er Education m Jolnat Canon Show Q'!)lloftll . EB frnll 11d N111CJ· Ef)Uttle'Ratcals" 1:«» IJ Cll D m """ U Morie: <Cl (2110 "Honors tf tltt lllct MUllUll" (SUS) '59 - MiehHI Goulh. Jlne CuMlnp1m. Cl) Trlltlt, « c..-.- CI) Wlldllf9 "'*' fJWUt'tllyU.1 ....... """ m• 0re ......... fl) fray Diulille m W11et1t.11111s ... a., 1m a a.. TIIM c.. • .. ., GE V•rtedada ....... m ai Ant1111J ....... &)SpMCI llcer 7:30 IJ Joh1u1y Ml•'• Stl_. Up ... Qeet' Don Rickles tuests. (1)Hopll'1Herta D Tiit ,... ,... b lltlrt . Cl) To Teti tM Tnilll (1)1'1i11' ......... D FRANK, DINO, SAMMY * TONIGHT AT 7:30! fJ llHlloll $ ..... (C) (2llr) "Robill ud Utt SMa ......,. (com) '64 -Frank Sinatni, Owl Mlltin. Slmmy Davis Jr. l1j Wild .... mnatcirt llJDA&Mt fl) Ctltsplrtte m T'li Clli Cll'llH-Exercises tD TM Adwtntum EE> llV . .., P'1.arN m $poftl""'"" &) TM Adclllal f..nr 1:00 fJ ()) ,....... 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First of two proanms &> ..... olferial me pmpses of cellist HI II Ci) ....-s lmJ ........ CW· P'iltipsky at wort with his USC ~ ...., ...... 9c:illes msbf class.. 11111111e.-...c s'> , ... ._......._. ... w _, &..-. na1 -ti a. 11:318 Tllll ._. i•"drnts tllat ~ ~ • 1 ( f I lMltc ,...,.. .... e a • If) -/si,.tl am .. ...;.,-..: tQ•1•eaaemm._ (2lllt ~ 1.11111 c-" ( .. ) n 00 Cl) a- ... ·0n t as II u. .... ..,.,_. 8toet. ... llllih .. .. y 00 ..... --,.. ._ .. .-.-.a ... a-..: .._ • .. .,....,. West 111111 is ..._ .. · · ( .. ) '64 Aollert lfitdlwn. FntncE U.. llC:ll sa.rtrs -*' .._ Ms ..,_, BanJ Sallivaa. ...... .._is...... ., .... r.e c ••• Olnw .............. sts. .....,_ 111 PB14 IC J • ' A allrflll !! Dd ..._ IMt lat ... Mel ....... 1541 ... ~ 11:15 ail' ... c-u. s.-m. c u · t•s ,.... ll:JI B Cl) ms L* 1111*-(C) ,_. ................ .,.. " ...... <-*> '57-Qart Gabte. .. ...... ... ilb...., ... SidlleJ Paitief, "'--Deelfto . ........... ..__ aam.....,c... 8Cl>Cl)at•.....,.. DF.-lmdltc ...... r...... tQ (2Jlf) "'fllZl D (1) C1J m ._ w.w "' &- "'8lla"' m "OK Blilt" .., Ill' ' 1 .. Jlck Pair Tonite" Di- -,ws .... c.-. -.. lllSS pests.. "'f1iD Bn11111n"' ~ a. Goadl • Te Tll .. Tnlll ... r......,....... 12:11•-..•hri ....... ,. ,._ .. .. la Allllla • s.r.; ..... , ••• Nice 0 J11E rC ... --a 12:118-,._. $10 .._ ;..I ......,_ • ._...,......, n.'" (rom) "'Die Elilr Ibis ....... ftwiwww '52-Qlrles Boter. llarslla Hunt. •a,._'-'..,; .. • m ••er.,SllR --ti N-• OI llis 1:11(J)8(1)-tl nnl C Tes .. · l:JI 11111*: ,.. s...t° (SUS) -... i-,....w ... .... 'SJ ''eris~. Ridianl Epn. ......................... ·-.... tQ~.,......l.., Hiii ..... "'li&'l 1 m ...._.. ·~ ......_ '9f Sia' I · (lfnt) ~ -lbrtlu Scatt. NOT ntAT fW9ft: • 2 • V 2 fl ._ not -lbe humor la "-r Dliauah...., ..... -_,Wit•..., tlW • ,_.. .............. la -="a w.til ft II a: ... _.. a...t c-'9--••..C,, ,, ............. .... THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<, MARCH 4. 197,S TUESDAY MARCH6 for "'°"""' and aft8moon Ustlnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your comrenience, are the day"• movies. DAmME MOVIES t:• a... ••• ........ Cdni> ·43 - Burt Lancasttr. liubeth Scott, Kirk Douitas. 10:00 Cil ...,..._..,. latW' (mys) '51- Ctlarte:s &,er, Linda Darnell. 0 "'TM De Criame" (sci-ft) '56 -Chester Morris. M1rt1 Enalish. 12:00 U "FhlPfPritsts Den't Ue" (dra) '51-Ridtard Travis, Sheila Ryan. 12:30 m "T1ltd s,.r (dra) '55 -Ed- nrd G. Robinson, Brian Keith, Gin- 1er Ro1ers. · 1:00 IJ "Se DlltiaL Se Deadly" (SUS) '67-&nid Hanis, Barbara Frey. 1:30 a ...,.. Otllef ....... (dra) '54 -ff11&0 Hus. Oeo Moore . l• Cl) (C) "l.it. Witll Father" Part I (com) '47-William Powell, Eliza- beth Taylor. D (C) ...,._ Yellow ltells Rotce" (com) '65 -Rex Harrison, lnarid Bertman, Shir1ey Mac:laine. (ii (C) .......... Canis" (dnt) '68 ~rt• Peppard, Orson .Welles, lnpr Stevens. EVENING 4:00 II Movie: (C) (2tlr) .. stranpr on UM Run" (dra) '67-ttenry Fond•. Michael Parks, Anne Baxter. A band of reneaades ire liven badaes by a railroad and • free hand to keep thinas aoin& smoothly in the rail road's town. e The Rlflttllln 0 Cl) Q) Lowe Anltr1can Stylt m lluas and His lclddlel m Nanny and the Prtftaor mSal•t Stntt &) Felix the Cat 4:30 (1) M o v I t : #Jbi,_ntll ltttar" (mys) '51 -Chartes Boyer, Linda Darnell. 1J Father KllOW1 hit D News Sehubeck, Morris m loll and frtends (!) Glllic1n'1 Island fB (J Amo Q)Uars'Ctub m Ki•ba S:OOOIJCil~Ntws Cl) Dra1Mt -D ltvtrty Hillbillies m The fttntstlDna mw S.art fB La F abrtca m Mister Roitrs' Mel(hborltood mtrlibWnt EmDn•• Q) htpoun1 m Tllr11 Stoops 5:30 0 Sta Hunt (Continued) TUESDAY (Continued) (jJ H.ael D CiJ alNewl ID Detulis die Menace ti) C:.rtsltflt ef Eddie's Father m Tiie Dldrk Cempany fELasC...W m DH WU..'s Town Talk G'> Ustad , ... Nida &)--beer , •• au m m ES al News (l)tlijlllews IJlea..u (j) CdSluft OllleAwnprs ID n.. FliwtstDMs ti) Siar Tm fl) Ill Data Enamorada @) Hed19pod1e Lodre &) Tine Stoores 5:30 00 ltopn's Heroes D Mftie: (C) <'()) "My Geish~" Cqncl. (com) '62-Shirley r.,acLaine, Y-iM Montand. Upset because her director-husband is 1oin1 to make a film in Japan with an unknown Geisha in the lead, a wife decides to·cfbiuise herself and try out for the part. (J) cas lllns Walter Cronkite llav Cflffift Sllow • ,.,, Cffffitlt m n• Ha~nverution .. Hebrew m Je... Carsott Show &> ....... &)Frma11dNanc, m Utt1t 1taa11 7Mf)@ BmNews U Bowllnr for Dollara 00 Trutll or Consequences (j) S.fari to Adventure fJ WJW's MJ Unt7 m I love Luq m I Drum of Jeannie fE a.. Pareja Sin Par f.E) The French Chef @I) El Amor Tiene Cara de Mujer a=> Yariedad al Al Anthony Presenb Ef)~dbcer 7:30 U Bobby Goldsboro Show Bobby Vinton auests. 00 Horan's Heroes 0 Police Surreon "A Bullet for the General" Dr. Locke uncovers an as· sassinatlon plot when I vlsltln1 for· ei1n dignitary Is sudde!)ly stricken with a coronary attack. U Jerry West Show 00 To Tell the Truth (j) This Is Your Life · fJ Specialists Pull * Million Dollar Heist Q Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Day- ton's Devils" (sus) '~Rory Cal· houn, Lainie Kazan, Leslie Nielson. Specialists pull off a million dollar heist at SAC base. ®)Hollywood Squares m That Gir1 m Draar:~ fE La Media Ochoa EID Citywatchers "Lion Country Sa· fari" m Stand Up and Cheer ES Comedy al It Is Written WESTIRN IUSINESS SIRYICIS INC. Ml W. 1M -COSTA amA MJ.4112 THE. DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MARCH 4. 1973 ·m Addams fa111ily prove murder or suicide in the fatal 7:55 g Lallers Warm-Up car crash of a friend's son ONews· 8:00 B (j) Maude m Blact Joumal O Los Anaeles _City _Hiah School @I) Revista Musical BaJJietball Ch1mp10Mhips Teams to ES festival Meldcano be 1nnounced. 10:00 0 @) m Flrst Tuesday "Job En· U Lallers Basketball L.A. Lake rs richment," or projects to make vs. Portland T railblaz~rs '" Portland, monotonous tasks more paletable 0011el~ m ft\ T t Ris for workers. IS the subject of a l.lLJ ~ ""-' empera ures . • flmed report. Ina "Creepy-Peepy" _Dr. Noland tn· 0 (]) (j) G) Marcus Welby, M.D. troduces a c~ild P~tient to a horror "The Tortoise Dance'' A sectetly de· film star with disastrous results. d hloh school boy beco R h d 1 d presse • mes ai)~:c u :u~sdiy Movie: (C) (2hr) suicidal a~er the senseless death ''Th P 'd t' A ly t'' ( m) •67 of a pal. Darrel L1rson 'uests. e resi en s na s co Q Sorts Kartoff Prtsenb _ James Coburn, Godfrey Cam· m m News . bridae. Joan Del1ney. fE El Pecado cit Sofia m Hopn's Heroes Ell) Piatlaorslly: Master 1nd His m Gomer Py1e USMC EE Hermanos Coraje Class Conclusion of proar1ms ••· fE Eye to Eye "Power Plays" ploring the teacliina methods of the @I) AJua con Piporro renowned ce!llst. m Movie: (2hr) "The fl&htin& Sea· @I) Muchacha ltallina bees" (dra) '44-John Wayne, Su· 10:15 9 News san Hayward. . 10:30 m McHale'a Navy ES Centro Ibero Americano ES News/Sports m Movie: (2hr) "Hard Way" (dra) 11:00 II 0 u-m fl~Hiil News '43-lda Lupino, Dennis f,1organ. CIJ Cl)~ News 8:30 II Cl) Hawaii ftve-0 A cat buralar U bne Step Beyond strikes at the home of a socially (j) Marshal Dillon prominent Island family, setting off Q Movie: (C) "Hot Rods to Hell" 1 fast-moving series of events that (dra) '67-Jeanne Crain, Dana An· lead to a death. drews. 0 (I) (j) al ABC Tuesd1J Movie: m Trvth or Consequtnces · (C) (90) ''The letters" (dra) '72. IE Perry Mason Three letters, delayed a year in de· fE Gamer Ted Amlstron1 livery, brina news that dramatical· EI!) Chuck Johnson Nlte hat ly changes the lives of nine people. 11:15 @I) Cinema 34 J:.hn Forsythe, Pamela Franklin, Ida 11:30 II Ci) CBS t..te Movie: (C) "Tl1111 Lupino, Pina Merrill. Ben Murphy, Came Bronson" (1dv) '68-Michael Leslie Nielson Jane Powell, Bar· Parks. Bonnie Bedella. bara Stanwyck: Lesley Warren and 0 ®) m Johnny Canon Show Henry Jones star. · U The P~soner m Merv Griffin Show 0 (1) Cl) G) Wld1 Wot'ld of En• m Petticoat Junctlon tertalnment "~ack P11r Tonite" Er:) Biii Moyen' Journal . m To Tell th.t Truth @I) El Edlflclo de Enlrente 12:00 m Alfred Hltctu:oet Prtsents ES Novel• m Safari to Adventurt 9:00 (i) Ptrry Mason 12:301J News fE Nino m Movie: "Dtslrt Me" (dre) '47- f.E) Behind the Lines Creer Garson, Richud Hart. 9:3011 Cf) C8S Tuesday Movie: (C) m Bill CosbJ (90) "Crime Club" (dra) '72-Uoyd 1:00 Cil 0 U (I) News Bridges, Victor Buono, Cloris Leach· 1:30 B Movlt: "fixed aa,.nets" (dra) man. Paul Cord, a member of the '51 -Richard B1seh1rt. Los Anaeles-based Crime ,!:lub, a 2:00 m AH·Nlpt Show: ''Stenn Owe,! fraternal oraanization· of public and Lisbon," (C) "Savap Crlllp, private investiaators, attempts to "Brats" Dina Merrill and Barbara Stanwyck play sisters who are bbth In love with Leslie Nielsen, an unscrupulous .concert pianist. In "The letters," a dramatk: trlloey of sepa...te but connected stories on the ABC Tuesday Movie of the Week at 8:30PM. 73 al n· ke le a e· s lh is •· e " . II I " THC OAll.Y PILOT TV WCEK MARC H 4 1'173 . ABC'S CORNUCOPIA FOR INSOMNIACS W ith the January 8th premiere of ABC Wide World of Enter-• toinment, ABC Television took the boldest and costliest step in late-nig ht programming thot ony network h&s attempted since the 11 :30PM-I AM time-period was recognized os o lucrative main· sta y of network TV fore. All pre~ious attempts to unseot Johnny C orson os late-night's King of the Mountain hod foiled. ABC hod tried to fight fire with fire by offering Jerry Lewis, Les Crone, Joey Bishop ond Dick Cavett os talk-show hosts five nights o week, but none hod more than dented Carson's ratings on o continuing bosis. CBS olso mode the effort with Merv Griffin before copitu- loting ond replacing him with old movie re-runs. The .movies. however, improved CBS's ratings ond indicated on audience a petite for something other than talk shows. ABC's counterattack, ofter a full year's careful preproduction planning, reached for the best of oll possible worlds-"something- for-everyone" programming. ABC. Wide World of Entertainment was launched with o week of "Jock Poor Tonite," marking t he return of the man who virtually invented the tolk show over o dEteade earlier. Poor wos followed by o week of newly-produced mystery-suspense dromos, then "The Dick Cavett Show" returned for o week's outing ond wos followed, in turn, by ti week of comedy-variety. Such rotation continues, with every conceivable entertainment form finding o berth. The only regularly recurring featu re in the non -Poor, non-Cavett weeks ore the every-other- Fridoy "In Concert" specials feoturing contemporary musicians performing bef~re live audiences. Two of Americ•s foorite lete.night telk show hosts, Jeck PHr (left), and Dick Cavett. This week Jack Paar returns in this third monthly outing with such guests os Oscar nominees Diana ("Lody Sings tbe Blues") Ross ond L.izo ("Coboret") Minnelli, former Oscor winner David Niven, comedienne Phyllis Diller ond Genevieve, who, with Dodie Goodmon and Peggy Coss (a regular on "Jock Poor Tonita ") formed port of Poor's "inner circle" on the original "Tonight Show." Next week returns to comedy-variety with o wide ronge of offerings: (Mon, Mor 12) "Ho neymoon Suite" (see cover) returns with several comedic love stories ployed out iri ti posh hotel under the watchful eye of the bell man (Morey Amsterdam) and the mo id (Rose Marie). (Tues. Mor 13) T rumon Capote returns to So n Quentin for part two of "Behind Prison Wolls" (see cover) in which the famed author {"In Cold Blood") interviews inmates on their post crimes, their thoughts ond their prison life. "Comedy News" (Wed, Mar 14) olso returns with Bob and Roy. Mort Sohl, Fannie Flogg ond Morion Mercer (see cover) on ti mock news teom who ta ke ~tiric pokes ot curre.,t world headlines a nd con- cerns. (Thurs, Mar 15) "TV Times presents a panel of leading TV critics, who are a t liberty to fire from the hip, d iscussing pros ond cons-or takinq pot-shotr--at the TV entertainment medium. (·Fri, Mor 16) "In Concert · features quest artists Stephen Stills. Monossas, Rondy Newman. and Fon'"'Y· (Our cover fe~tures tf-.e Edgor Winter group from a past concert in this series). Some of tfle COMecfy...,,.ariety •i9ht lfaR i..dude Dom Deluise, Jury Stiller, Anne MHra, Tony lla11dal. Joh,. lyNr, Joe11 lti,,ers and Rich little. Two weeb hence. Did: Cavett returns with a guest line-up not announced at press time but, one hopes. equol to his first two weekly offerings which featured such stellor solo guests as Lord Laurence Olivier (taped in London). Orson W elles. Roy Charles, Robert Morley and Jerry lewis, along with such interest- ing "mixes" as actor-director Paul' Newman ond director-odor John Huston, conservative Sen. Barry Goldwater and Army-critic Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert,· the five members of the Bill Loud family whose lives ore being currently explored in the PBS series "An American Family ... ond such top comedians os Bill Cosby ond Jed Benny. The mystery-suspense dramas that have alHtady aired hove ranged from contempora ry tales of the macabre like "Someone at the Top of the Stairs' and · Lady Killer" to the classic horror stories like Mary Shelley·s two-part "Frankens tein" (see Robe•t Fo11worth a s Or. Frankenstein on the cover) ond Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Tl,e Suicide Club." These new productions hove starred such personalities as Barbara Feldon. Susan Strosberg, Poul Burke, Polly Berqen. Judy C.,rne, Donna Mills, Laurence • Luckinbill, Dovid McCallum and Peter Haskell. Other contempo- rary stories such os "A l ittte Bit like Murder" (see Sharon Forrell courting madness on the cover) ond such classics os the oll-new versions of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" ond "The Turn of the Screw'' are in the wings for fuh.ire a irings. ABC too wilt occasionaly off. movie re-runs, but of !>elec ted films from its immensely successful Movie of the Week series in prime-time. Last week viewers were offered the chance for o second look at the most succe ssful made-for-television movie ever oired, "The Night Staller' starring Dorren McGavin, along with "Five Desperate Women," "P1aymates' ond "Houn~s of the Very Rich." None had been p reviously re-run since their initia l tele- cast, ond all offered first colibre star-power. Myriad offerings are being readied for future airings: love stories, ghost stories, variety shows with ""me st ors, f omous people in famous places (Capote in San Quentin, Alan King in Los Vegas). musical comedy. Scltirical comedy. slapstick comedy- anything ot all that seems stimulating enough to keep the glossy- eyed viewer glued to his or her set until the wee hours. If A BC con't pull abreast of Corson it's not for want of trying. P•ge 15 WEDNESDAY MARCH? For momJn1 and afternoon Osttncs. please see DAmME PROGRAMS. Below. for your convenience. a the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O •'The Darti eo. .. _,.. (dra) ·40 -John Wayne, Claire Trevor 10:00 (}) (C) Hftorror ef Oracubi" (hor) '58--Peter Cush1n1. Michael Gou&fl 0 "Ten-or Street"' (mys) '54-{)an Duryea. 12:00 O "I Shot Jesse lames" (wes) '49 -John Ireland, Barbara Britton. 12:30 m "Annie Oakley" (wes) '35 - Barbara Stanwyck, Preston foster. 1:30 0 "Diel Tracy Meets GIUHMe .. (mys) '47-Bons Karloff. 0 "Piciup °" Sovtfl Stletr {mys) '53-Riehard Widmar11, Jean Peters 3:00 (C) "life W-rtll faUler" Concl. (oom) '47-William Powell, Eliz.a· beth Taylor. B (C) "'The St<m lfl¥~" (dra) '64-Ste11mt Granier jg) "TM, Met i11 S..INy" (dra) '41-Clark Gable, Rosalind Russell 4:00 U (C) .. Island of the Bantiq Doomed"' (mys) '69 -Chnstopher lee, Peter Cush1n1 EVENING 6:00 u o om mm> m News rn ....., 0 Bonanza (]) Get Smart B The Ave111ers m The Fllntstoftn m Star Trn EE Mi Dulce WMOfMa ED Hodppedp l..edie W Three Stoops 6:30 @ Ho1an'1 HtrMS 0 Mme: (C) (90) "GentlelMtl rreter Blondes" (com) '53 -Jane Russell. Marilyn Monroe, Chlr1es Coburn The ~ventures of two 11rls as they 10 about 1 franhc se11eh for wealthy male compantOnS. Cl) CBS News Walter Cronkrte !10' Merv Gnttm SM m Andy GriHrttl ED Consumer EdYCatiH "Makin& Sense Wrth Your Food Dollars" m Joanne ~non st... ~Novtla aJ franll and Nancy W Little Rascals 1:00 e m am Nni 0 lowtin1 fef Dollar1 Ci) Tl'tltll or Conseq.,..Cltl (!) Unta11ted Wtfid 0 What's MJ UM? m 1 lAM Lucy m I Olu• of lean1rie f1) Capell na ED W!Mds, litns _. a., @!) El Alllor TIHI Cati de Mujar fE) AfidenadiM • la C.eanWN aJAIAttlhtoJ~ ms,..ct Rieff Pie~ 16 7:JO ti The Golcldiuers Milton Berle auests. @ Hopn's Heroes 0 Wait Till Your Father Gets Home "The Music Tyooon" Harry BoYle's "wort rour way up" theory laces destruction when his lazy son Chet becomes an overnight success as mana1er of a rock music group. 0 Mevit: (C) (21u) "Kana Coast" (adv) '68 -Richard Boone, Vera Miles. Joan Blondell. @ Te Tell Ille T rutfl ~ Yeu Astff for It 0 ADULT DRAMA * TONIGHT, 7:30 -\ 0 · -n $ lllcMe: (C) (2hr) "The Battle If tt.e Vilt.a f'.nta" (dra) '65 ~aureen O'Hara. Rossano Bra.ur A woman aoes to live with her lover w1lh the coosent of her husband 1QI Youoc Dr. Kitdare mTWCirf m0rapd m t.es r.1Mcin ED Doi•' fl Al the Storefront g;) Yoan1 Dr. lilcfart ED T1lis Is Your Life mAdda• FalhfJ 1:00 U Soct11J Md Qler Comedian John Byner guests. B ®l m Ad.a•·l2 "Anatomy of a 415" Officers Malloy and Reed recieM several calls to the same ~ on a disturbin& the peace complaint wt11ch culminates in tra&edJ for a family. o cv oo m hid lpdt Stlow "Topthtrness" Paul's attempt lo THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK MARCH "4, 1973 m Perry Mason EE Nino ED Los Anaeles Collective An ex amination of the style and sub· stance of l A 1rafflti. an investiaa lion of Mara Villa housing project for Chicanos and a business report on car washes. 9:30 0 @) m I $PE(IAL I Dr. Jellytl and-.Cr. Hyde Kirk Dcuelas stars In this dramatic musical version of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic. Sir Michael Redarave, Susan Hamp· shrre, Susan Georee. Donald Pleas· ence and Stanley Holloway also star, O American Adventure ONtWI . €Il Noches Tapatias CJi) El Cafe de Mi Barrio 10:00 U 00 Cannon Guest Anthony Zerbe plays an admitted mass murderer who hires Cannon, clalmina he wants the private investiaator to stop him before he commits another crime. Dana Wynter also auests DmmNews 0 ffi@ aJ Owen Marshall Bas· ketball star Barry Meadows is chareed with the slaying of a pro- fessor, found dead on campus after Barry threatened him over a girl Jennrfer Salt and 0 J Simpson 1uest 0 Boris Karloff Presenb EE El Pec.cto de Sofia ED I SJICIAL I Welk the First Step E!> Muctlacha ttali1n1 10:30 O Talll Baell m 8111 Cosby Show ED Talisman: Barra a!) News/Sports have I family day lo bridae the m 42 Plus communications aap is a dl~ster. 11:00 8 0 0 E!> m aJ News (I) The for1st A tale of hfe and CJ) Ci) (Jg) News the law of ,survival in the forest. 0 One Step Beyond m Ho11n I Heroes @ Marshal Dillon m Gomer P)le USMC 0 Movie: (C) "All Hinds on Deel!" EE Herm1nos Corafe . .:T:'I A.!Mrica '7J NP•"T rt . (com) 61-Pat Boone, Buddy Hack u:1 . . "" repo ers '" ett, Barbara Eden. veshaate the Amenean scene. OJ Truth or Consequences E!> Luc~• Libre .. . ., m Perry Mason WM~•: (2hr) Th~ Sreat lie EE Garner Ted Armstrona (rom) 41-Bette Davis, Mary As· ~Chuck Johnson Nlte Beat tor, Geor1e Brent . 1:30 Q ®)er;,! sJl6AL i Bob Hope 11:15 E!> Crnema 34 • Sllow The pre·Lenten festivities of 11:30 U Cil CBS Late Movie: "Hl&ht New Orleans' Mardi Gras provide Chase" (dra) 'JO-David Jans.sen, the aala settlna as Bob Hope, this Yaphet Kotto. year's "King of Bacchus," presides 0 ~ g;) Johnny Carson over the parade Phil Hanis, Al Hirt 0 Man In • Sultea1t and Pete Fountarn guest. 0 CI) (I) aJ Wide Work! of Ell· 0 @ aJ A 8 C Wednesday tertalnment "Jack Paar lomte" Movie: (C) (90) "The Six-Million· G~ests include ~iza Minnelli, D1vid Dollar Man" (dra) '72-l~e Majors. Niven and Genevreve. Barbara Anderson, Martin Balsam. m To Tell the Truth Darren McGavin. A test pilot, all but 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents killed in a crash, is "remade" m Safari to Adventure throueh the medical science of bi· 12:30 O News onics into a superman superior to m Movie: "Pickup Alley1' (dre) '57 the flesh and·blood man he was -Victor Mature. Anita Ekberg. before. m Biii Cosby Show m Merv Griffin Show 1:00 (I) 0 0 (j) News m Ptttico1t Junction 1:30 tJ Movie: '1.oser Tallts All" (com) ~ Novela 'S~lynis Johns, Robert Morley. 9:00 8 Ci) Medical Center Geraldine 2:00 m All·Nliflt Show: "Th• l..tdJ and Paee 11uests as a well-meanin1 hos· th Monster," "R.C.M.r . •nd the p1tal aide who hu locked her teen· Treasure of Cenahls Khan" aae dauahter away from the world 3:00 iJ Movit: "The Woman 111d the because of the &ir1's wild, animal· Hunter" {dra) '57-Ann Sheridan, like behavior {R) David Farrar. f THURSDAY MARCH8 For mornln1 Ind 1fternoon llstlnp, plene see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 a (C) ''Upstairs Ind Downstain" (com) '61 -Mylene Demongeot, Michael Crai11. 10:00 (})"Crack In the Mirror" (dra) '60 -Orson Welles, Juliette Greco. O "Miiiion Oolln legs" (com) '32 -W. C, Fields, Lydia Roberts. 12:00 O "Outlaw Gan(' (wes) '49-0on <Barry, Robert Lowery. · 12:30 m "Hiper and Hilhtr'' (mus) '43 -Michele Mor111n, Frank Sinatra. 1:00 O "The Sinister Monk" (dra} '67 -Harold leiphitz. 1:30 O (C) "24 Houri to Kill" (dra} '65 -Mickey Rooney, Lex Barker. 3:00 Ci) "The Bride of Fr1nllensteln" (hor} '3~ris Kartoff. Elsa Lan· chester. O "Shike Hands With the Otvll" (dra) '59-.James Ca1ney, Don Mur· ray, Dena Wynter. ®) (C) "The Couaw" Part I (adv) '60-John Barrymore, Edmund Pur· dom. 4:00 IJ ''Sister Ktnnr" (dra) '46-Ros· alind Russell, Alexander Knox. 4:30 (1) S1meas lOAM llstlnt EVENING 6:00 1J 0 0 fl) m tm) G) News (])@)News O Bonanu (!) Get Smart O The Avenaers m I fj)ICflti Sleepin11 Beauty A Wish Factory, 11ood witches-bad witthes, a spell reverser. a spinnin11 wheel that spins music and the wrath of a sorceress scorned are all a part of this ageless tale. R. G. Brown, Gisele MacKenzie and Ben· nye Gatteys star. OJ SbrTrek fl).MI Dulce Enamorada Ell> HodcfPOdee Lodee a)TllrHStoopt 6:30 (j) Hogan's Haroes 0 Movie: (C) {90) "Bannin(' (dra) '67 -Robert Wagner. Ania· nette Comer, JOI St. John. A youn11 assistant aolf pro becomes int0lved with the members of the country club where he works and devises a scheme to pay off his debts at their expense. Cl) CBS News Walter Cronkite ®l Merv Crtffln Show Ell) School• Wltflout failure (R) m Jofnne Canon Show rm> "ovela &) Fran• ind Nancy m Uttle Raacab 1:00 e rn a m ""' O Bowlln1 hlr Dollars CJ) Trvtll tr Con11quence1 Ci) American Adventure D What'1 My Und m I Lowe 1.JICy m 1 lka11 ., Jen• fl) JHWS Espedac:ulam m l'ai Chi Cll'llD-Uercises 8i) El A.or Tne Can • lhier Cii) Ttt.Rtwistl Mlllical m Al Alla., rm.m m s,eed 1acer 7:30 IJ Yeunc Df. uu.. "The t.ep. cy" (R) A white air1 and her bid boytriend are critallf hurt in lft auto accident. Kildare disaMfs that the gir1 is preinant and that her child will have to be raisd by the gir1'~ embittered motner. 00 Ho1u's llefMS B Tiie Mmitum ·"SomebodJ Doesn't Uke Me" Gene Bradley be· comes a prime tarret fOf ewrr paid killer in. Europe when an undenllofU boss posts a $50:000 bounty for his demi~. 0 Movie: (C) (211f) ...... Ceal'" (adv) '68-Ricflard .Boone. Vera Miles, Joan Blo•ll. @ ro Tell die Trvtll ({) Police s....,.. 0 MiU*9 $ llNe: (C) (2.llr) ..... 0., tile Met U.. CM Mir (dn) '69-Cllar1es Boyer, Robert r.,... A mix-up of tninks at a Qartefom airport involves a man i• u a.- pionage plot with a wily doubte •rent. @) Let's Make a Dal m TNt Girl Q)Dnpet Ell) Acdoll Cllicue m Rollht' a> l'olica Surie-m Addam fallilJ 1:001J CJ) Tiie Walton John·BoJ tMls responsible .when his rouna sitt friend, Sarah, decides to escape her life with a stem· mother ad seek adventure by runninl off ID 11et married. B (Jj m f'llp WlllH sa.. 1tutt1 Bazzi. the Supremes and die tum of Jadt Bums and AYeff Schreiber 1uest. a rn Cll m 111ec1 ~ .. A • for Jenny" (R) A friend of Lia' is kidupect after recemns • r. coat ·,, a rift, sett.Ina the tqual on a chase of a fur ite.afina rilW. m Hopa's ttena m ...., r ... u. °"""' fB ..... ••Cefllit mne ..... f!)Prntitrfllewil m Pntfaor Sqjtarie a) Movie: (%1w) .,,_ fw. tM IPol" (com) '47-aonald ~. Eve Arden. · 1:30 m Merw Grtffln '1'llw GE Nowla 9:00 IJ .. Marcus-Nelson Murden" * 3 hour Movie for 1V Stars Telly Savala1, Marjoe & Jose Fewer B Cl) cas n.una, ..._ (C) (lllr) ''ht~......,... (dra) '72-Telly Savata. M.;. Gortner, Jose femr. A .tltidiw heads a mammoth inwestiption into (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MARCH 4. 1973 Best Idea Since Shoppin9 Carts Now ,_ am clo a ........... , willla• fargtlliwg a 1lmgl1 ..... ! ..... pre,. .......... , lids ....,.... ,_ ,_ .,, N.OT PURING. .. §: §:: ,._ C ea.-.:;.-;;-==._ --~-= --=-~-=- ActlllllUlll 1$$ I I "*---....~ ••••p•r•t•,........ ..... , ........... ... ... ,.. ... .. uswwlf~ ... ct.ct•.,.. eff - 14 STAii.ii J1 .....,All.IS 14 ... Ill 6 IAQaY nlMI 1--.MS " ... , ... JtSH BIRID It •Mn rru1s · • MlllCllLAMIOU'I T-yHr a• pp I y C ICM (~) fwnii~ ill COll•e· •'-t t.M-off ~ .. for J11et $1..00 r,..t .. e '"9pa1cf) SEND IN COWON TODAY Alm IECOME A suPEll SHOPPER ----------------------: Fii ..... ~ ....... clp .... ~· with $1.00 'to: : I ...., Pl ilill c !Inn .. Ult · I Pwt Office._ 15'°·· I : Coda ....., c:.&fanlili 92626 • I ·······---·································. I I I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I·····-···--···-····························· I I •-.. -w--lllPC.. I I ' I I I I I ------------------------ ..... 17 TELLY SAVAW, A GENRE MAN When you meet Telly Savalas for the 6rsl time. you're in for quite a surprise because he is such the opposite ol most ot the parts he plays. The reason ooe is so surprised is that Sanlas bas made such a reputation playing parts that are either very violro:l or at least very dramatic, as is his starrina role in 1'bc Marcus.- ~ } I TELLY SAVALAS (kit} poctuos DdiMd•it lillll:.I! ~ ... .._.. • mmuaodl ••estlpdcM lllto e. _... .i ..,. ,,.... -• 6idr apartmnt, Del MsjN Gonlllr, f..-s .., " a • , 1D11 • T_.., Hopper, a .... ~ Nelson Murders," a special three-hour fiJm aanni to The CBS Thursday Night Movie at 9PM. Savalas por1rars a New Yod Crty cop who's working in a .. jungle.'' ·•People forget the lighter parts. the ClOCDledies I ha~ done.·· he says. "They only remember lhe heavier things lik 1bc Dirty Dozen,' 'McKenna's Gold' and 'Beau Gcste:-Perhaps • is a sad commentary on our times. '"Gentility and s.em:itivity. sadly enough. have gone out of style. As the wortd gets saturated ••ilb violeocr. it too will go out of style. H~ory has so recorded. - Savalas, not the average adM, naturally docs oat ba'-e an average background. Once an executive wilb both the Slate De- panment and a television network. he auditioned for a tdevisioa role a-; al joke and was quite surprised wbm he goc il. Fwther exposurc'i followed on live television and Burt I a-nc:ader was suf- fk1ently impressed to sci~ him for the sole of Feto <Joma in "Bird man of Alcatraz." which woo him an Academy Award nom- ination. Since then. Savalas has "''oded consuntly. and. as a tribute to his talent, firmly etches in the minds of his audience. the bardmcd.. oftentimes violent characters he plays. How docs web a p:al.k man feel about performing these kinds of parts? -1 gd a dmx:c to -;how the insanity of violence in the du.rackn I pby .. be says. "That's my jus11fication. I( they tried to gJa.rnou:ri:tt It. I wouldn't play the part." In "The Marcus-Nel500 Murden. .. although a hardened cop. Savalas· character risks his career and fights o~hdm.iQ:s odds iD a n effort 10 get iustK:e for a poor youth. -1 cspeoalty hopr the v1cwer'i rememhcr 1his role.-he says. Paae 18 THE DAILY PILOT. TV wnK. MARCH 4, 1973 THURSDAY (Continued) FRIDAY MARCH9 ti. murder of two youna women IWMd Marcus and Nelson in their Ma11~ttan apartment. When a black ,autJI is arrested on very flimsy nideta for attempted rape and su.bseQuently confems to the two For momtnc and afternoon llstlnp, 1M1tt1ets UM de1ectiw doubts the please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. J'OCdfl's iwat. Below, for your convenience, are 0 m I~ "All ltonofable the day's movies. Ilea" Cllief lromide tries to solve -. of ttie most difficult mysteries DAYTIME MOVIES of his career-the robbery of a 9•30 fJ "J 1 J _.,_,, ( ) '52-llllblfy protected bank vault. • ump_ n1 a~ . com O @El) lalaf Fu "A Pray. Dean Martin, Jerry lewis. itll Maatis Kilts" · Calrte helps a 10:00 (}) .. lJdia Biiiey" (a~v) '52-0ale boy toward muhood durina 1 des-Robertson. Anne Francis. ~· lime in 1 lawless town in U "Seems of the Qlateau" (mys) u.. old West '34-Jack laRue. Claire Dodd. fB-. 12:00 U "Invisible '!Yom1n" (hor) '40- ftl a. American fl•I... John Barrymore, Virainla Bruce . .:s1 '7 12:30 m "D1r• Wltlrs" (dra) '45-Merle ~--U Tiie...,,, Wudertn Oberon. Franchot Tone. f! = lAn 1:30 U ''They Were So Youa(' (dr1) ..,:, . '55-Raymond Burr. Scott Br1dy. ltllG m 0.. lilutill Jonathan fJ "W1r Is Hell" (dra) '64-Tony W'mten ~ Russel 1J • 18 lews 3:00 Cl) (c) "St.lie to Thunder Rod" D @@ m Stmts .. San Fran· (wts) '64-~ny Sulliv1n. dsa 1Jeyond V!nfe~nce" Rele~d fJ (C) "Island in the Sun" (dra) att.f 12 ye1rs in pnson, ~ nipist· '57-James Meson, Joan Fontaine. •urderer seeb reven1e a111nst Det. (C) "The Cossacks" Coner (dra) Lt Mille Stone throuati his ~uah· '64-E.dmund Purdom. 0 Kttttf1 With D a.ts larWf Pmetrts 1 Wblp" (dra) '64-Ann-Mararet. g 0 ,_... • Wi 4:00 U (C) '1'1M Jolson StOlf' (bio) '46 fl) ,._ 0.,,., 11 -lury Partis, Evelyn ~eyes. E......., Italian 4:30 CJ) S1lftf IS lOAM llstina Je;JtOT•laca • n 'ir ... fhllhla e1ews/Sflltl u•aammm .... a111ws 00.5-~ (l) ..... Dil .. G MMr. "'Slloct Tmtlletlt'' (lllJS) ·54 -Ossie Davis, t..uren ...... • Tl'lllll • c..s1.,11tC1tS ·""'-• C.W T~ Armtne1 &.>Cllmcl ...... N'ttaltlt ll:ISl!Ba...K 11:J1 a am .... ., ea"°" ,.... an....._ IJ(l)(i)&J•• w..w .. b- .... • 11111 "Jack Paar Tonitt" ;uests iKfude Phytli$ Diller .,., .. , ..... 12:918(1)- • ""91 tledacl ,,... .sat ......... ll:ll B Cl> ca ._. Me'6e: .,.... a.ct ..... ti~ (dra) 'SI-Audie ...,..,. ·-• -..:= ......, flimll" (wes) '58 -Salt BtadJ, P1ul Rlchlrds. .. '-" ... t•(J)8fJ-..S l:llB llMt: (C) "llbblry Under ltnlll" (adw) '57-Pettr Andi, Da-* llcCatlum. ())- •• llrcM a..r: •1 C..r Ille •1111 Lt," ......... , ,.., Hlr• .... "'11111 Slnnn IWen'" J;JI 8 .._ "JIMr Miss" (com) '45 ~ Am Carner, Allyn Joslyn, ...,_f...inan [V ENIN G 6:00IJCJfJ a>mm>a»Nns (I) II§ """ Uloutlla (I) Cet Smart 0 The Avenitrs m The F1lntstont1 m StlrTrtl fl) Ml Dulce Efta..o,.~ m ....i,.qe LN,. mn.......,.. 6:10 (j) Hope's HttMS 0 Mtvit: (90) "Scared Stiff" (com) '53 -Dean Martin, Jerry lewis, Lizabeth Scott. Cl) C8S News Walter Cronkite ag MerY Criffbl Shew m Andy Crifftdl m C.SU•r Educatlofl m Joanne Canot1 EE)Neftta GB Fr .. 11 and Mency m UtUe 1ta1e11s 1:00 D Cl) D m News U lewflq tor Dollan Cl) T~ or Conequencn Cl) AllhMI WCN1d fJ Whirs My Une? ID I t..vtluq m I Drtalft of Junnlt fl) lartolt fl!) Uftly Atta "Grant Bealarian" t1) E Allet TIHe ea,. di Mujtr GI!)a.lltr om, m Al Alltllo11J Pmem aJSpeed Racer 7:30 IJ Wtt1d tf Survlvll Story abcut ttie Island Tristan d1 Conh1, be- tween South America ind South Africa . 8: 8: 9: (I) Hoa•n'• Heroes fellow students quickly turns to cool O Hollywood Squares resentment. Audrey Landers euests. 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Kon• Coast" IE Peny M•son (adv) '68 -Rlchlrd Boone, Vera t'E Nino Miles. Joan Blondell. f.E) Masterpi9ce Thut,. (R) 00 To Tell the Trlrttl @!) LI Cosqvilla Cl) Circus 9:15 ml lhws O Milllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sul-9:30 0 lee Tmioo's Golf cide Com1111ndo" (adv) '69 -Aldo 0 (1) Ci) ED The Odd CoitpM Ray. "hke My furniture. Please" As a lfg) The Price Is Ri&ht "surprise" for Oscar. Felix paints m Thlt Girt the apartment flaming peach •nd l!J Dr11net refurnishes it with futuristic pieces. ti) loa Beverty de Per.tvlllo 0 NIWI fE Will $tr11t Wee• ml Premier clel 40 m Unt.med World 10:00 ED Nuhville Music 1 0 ARNOLD PALMER: m The Mums F•ntily *AN AMERICAN LEGEND 8:00 iJ (j) CBS Reports "What Are We What he's like, both Doing to Our Childr&(t?" probes the on the course and off tensions in American life and their 0 ®) m I 1Jlc1A I Amolcl ht· effect on young people. mer: An American Lepnd A look at 0 (iQl m Sanford and Son '1he one of golf's all-time leadin& Kid" Nine-year old Jason (Lincoln money winners •nd one of the Kilpatrick Jr.) worms his way into sportina world's most 1etive busi· the Sanford yard and eventu1lly nessmen. Into Fred's hurt. 0 mlD News 0 (3) 00 a) Th1 Brldy Bunch 0 lV Ci) ED low Alaerieaa Styte "You're Never Too Old" Robert Reed "love ·and ttte End of the line," and Florence Henderson play dual "Love and the Post.II Meeter." and roles as Mike and Carol's erand· "love •nd the Growin& Rom•nce" puents as well u Mike and Carol. fJ Boris Kart.ff 1're1eats m Hopn'a Heroes ti) El ~ •• s.fla 18 Co111er PYM USMC EE One et a Kitld (R) "Jim Croce" fl) Henntnos Cor•ie @!) Mudladt1 ltlliafta fE Wuhlniton Wff• In Revln 10:30 0 T11t-Baek @!) O~z Sonrisaa 1!J Nashville Musk EI!) Jimmy le11tr Sllow fl\) Soul! m Movie: (21tl') "ll1dl f urf' (dfl) 11:00 II DD 61) mm News '35-P11ul Muni. Willl•m G1r1an. Cil Cl) ®)News • Ifft\ 0 One Step a.,ond 8.30 0 wt1 m The little People A re· Cl) Manha! Dillon tired .. postal v.:orker vacationin& In ,... Slttr1ocl Hotines Theatre Hawa11 hoodwinks Dr. Sean Jam· m"' T tll Co ison into becomin1 his pemnal m ; : nsequenm auide. Richard Ward euest~. GB Ch:-:..:.,. Nit• le.t 0 Cil CJ) m Tiii P•r1rid&• , .... lMS m Ci 34 ily ·:The P~rtridae Connection" 11;30 II cir~ Lita Mowte: (C) Consc:1ence-stricken Danny returns "Waco" (wes) Jane Russell, Howard 1a yo-yo he stole to th1 store owner, • K 1 B i Oonl Wend II Cor then later is accused of com· ee · ran f!V'J. • ~. I. . I h ft . d b hi 0 (1g m Johnay Cmea p 1c1ty n 1 t e comm1ne Y s O M · ... loft CllSt"' ( dv) '68 friend Punky Lazaar. (Rescheduled) -Ric::· Boone\era Miie:_ m Merv Crfffln Sllow 0 Ci) (j) a) Wide WCNtd .t &· 1!J Petticoat Junction • ..... _ _. "J k p T ·t .. m CitywatdlerJ "lion Counlrf SI· .e .... n....,... ac ur on• e fari" CJ) Nlatlhurt m T1 Tell tlM TMll ml Nftlla 12:00 m Alfnd Hitcllcoc:t l'menta 9:00 II (]) I IHclAL I Stkb •nd Bones m Safari .. Adweftturt The television version of the Tony 12:30 fJ Movie: "Rope Ar91111d tile Neel" Award-winnin& dram• about the re· (dra) '6&-Je1n Richard. lationship between a bhnd Amer· m Movie: (C) "flat T.,.. (adv) '52 ican veteran of the Vietnem w•r -Sterlin& Hayden. Richard Carlson. and his family. Anne Jackson. Tom 1!J litl c.sby Aldrcdae, Cliff OeYouna. Altn 1:00 (}) D News Cauldwell, Br1d Sullivan, Joe Fields 0 (1j 8' Mldnipt Special P•ul and Asa Gim star. Williams is host. Guests include 0 SINGER PRESENTS Johnny Nash, Sha H1 Na. Seils •nd * LIZA WITH A ''Z" Crofts. and Loretta Lynn. D ®) m 1 lflc!AL I Uu Wlttt • 1:30 II Movie: "Maeae" (adv) '52 - Z (R) The musJcal-comedy talents Robert Mitchum, Jane Russell. of Liu Minnelll 1re showcased In a 0 Movie: ur1'1 Mylttry ef E.dwin four·p•rt concert filmed before 1 Drood" (mys) '35-Claude R•lns. live .udience. 2:00 Cl) News 0 (})CI> m Room 222 ·10 Go m All-Nlpt $"I w: "V•pirt With the Bubbles" When Olympics Qhost," "Ta111plce," ....,. tJae Hip swlmmin1 chimp Donne Carpenter Iron" returns to Walt Whllm•n Hi1h 3:00 II Movie: "lllat Nllllt" (dr1) '57 School, the warm 1dmir1tion of htr -John Beal, Sheppard Strvdwick. THE DAl(Y PILDT. TV WE.EiC, MARCH 4. 1913 llDD-1-ROOM EXPERTS ROOM ADDmONS • IATHS KnCHENS•REMODB.ING EXTEllOR COAnNGS FREE ESTIMATES• NO OmGATION ALL WORK GUARANTEED ANANCING AVAi.AiLE . FREE FREE FllM ESTIMATE RIM ESTIMAl! SERVING LA. OYER 30 YEARS CALL MR. EXPERT NOW !J 935:•1C8i's , ~ </ 407 No. La Cienega Los Angeles • ....... ,. .. SATURDAY MARCH 10 MORN I Nr. 6:00 ())TV Classroom "Oii P1inting" 6:30 ()) TV Classroom m let'a Rip 7:00 tJ (]) Sunri .. Semester D ®) m The Hounduts D (}) (j) H.R. Pufnstul/Multlpfl· utlon Rock GJ Brother Bun 7:30 tJ Dusty's Trtthouw 0 m Rom1n Holid1p U A Better World . 0 (]) Jackson five Cl) TV Clusroom ®) Just fer fun m Movies; "Showdown It Boot Hill" (wes) 'SS-Charles Bronson. Robert Hutton. "O-D1y on Mars" (sci-fl) '6Hennis Moore. 8:00 U Buis Bunny 0 m The Jetsons U John W1yne Pl1yhouse O CI) Ci) The Osmonds/Multlpli· t1tion Rock ®l Villon On II) Counby Music fil) Sesame Stntt 1:30 tJ ({) Sabrina D @) m P\nk Pantlltr fJ (]) Ci) Q) ABC Suptrst1r .MOY· le: (R) "The Banana Splits In Hocus Pocus Park" 9:00 tJ (I) Ainazlnr Chan 0 Ila m Undtrdoa O Movlt: "Tht Treasurt of Monte Cristo" (mys) '49-Glenn Langan, Adele Jergens. O Movie: "Spice Monattr" (sci- fi) '64 -Francine York, Jimmy Bracon. m Movit: "A Bullet for Joey" (mys) '55-Geor11e Raft. QD Mister Roaers' Nei&hbotflood g) Clnt en Su Casa 9:30 tJ ScoobJ·Doo 0 (lg m The Bartltys 00 TljUJna: Window to tflt Souttt fJ (1) Tht lractr Kida (j) Cartoon Camlv1I m Stsamt Street ~0:00 0 Qj m Stalab 2020 fJ C11 CI> $ Btwitdttd 10:30 IJ Cl) Josie and Ult PullJClb 0 m RunarGund D loller 8•11 O (]) 00 Kid .Pvwtt fJ Movie: "The Human Junit•" (mys) '56-Gary Merrill. dj Amtrtcan l'tlysjcal Fltnus Q) Gospel SlneJna Jublltt &1) Ml~ttr Roaen• Ntlpbolilood 11:00 tJ Cl) A I A Basltthlll Denver Rockets vs. Vlr1lnl1 Squiru. 0 @) €m NCAA lasbtbaJI C11111t· plonshlps Arst round eliminations. Teams to bt announced. Ci) Fiim Futurt D Cl) Fun'7 Pllantom mM·Ub m Stsamt Stntt @mluw Ubrt 11:30 Ci) Movie: "fll&ht to Nowhtrt" (m~) '46-Alin Curtis, Jack Holt. O Cillldmllt m Olmenllry """ m Movft: "fht Robot VI. tllt Az· tee Muntt'llJ'° (hor) Ramon G1y. AITIHNOON 12:00 Cil lite Monktn 11 Califomla An11ts laseb1ll An 1:1s vs. Chicaao Cubs in first tele· vised pre-season aame from Palm Springs. D CI) Soul Dick Clark hosts fJ ~ovlt: (C) "Danaerous Days of lion JoMs" (wes) '66 -Robert Horton, Diane Baker, Sal Mineo. m Sports Challtnp tI1) Mister Roatrs' Nei&flborhood 12:30 (]) Amerlun Bandstand m Dod,ers "World Series-1972" fll)SQameStrltt g) Sabados Alevu 1:00 iJ C8S Clllldnn's Film f11tiv1I "Danaerpolnt" A trio of fun·seeking tounasters lllrt with danaer when they take an unauthorized ride in a S~a Scout yacht. W Campus Profile (j) The Adventurer 0 Movie: "Avt Finaers" (dra) '52 -James Mason, D1nielle Darrieu• Cl) Far Out Fllw m Soul Treln IDNewa g) Cine tn la Yarde 1:30 CI) Voice of Aartcuttun CI) Movie: "Blac'°ut" (dra)-Oane Clark stars. m Cllaiaplondllp 8ow1in1 fil) Mister Ropra' Neifhbortlood 2:00 tJ Dusty's Treehou .. fJ PCA Golf The Doral Open m Combat m Sesa•e street 2:30 tJ Just Natural CI) Consult.Hon Cl) Pac I 811lctttlall USC at UCLA. ID Flshln' Holt 3:00 iJ The Siesta Is Over · (}) Df•lfltt 0 Aarlculture USA ''This One's About Rabbits" Facts about rab· bits 111 presented. D UCU Basketball UC~ Bruins vs. USC Trojafls 1t Pauley Pavilion Cl) ftlm F11ture 0 Sports Action Pro-Flit fJ Movie: (C) "U• of the law· less" (wes) '64-0ale Robertson, Yvonne DeCtrlo, William Bendix. ®) Science F'lctlon Theatre m Movie: (C) ''Tlle Deep Sir'' (adv) '62-Russ Harvey, Kim lee m Tht Virctnlan Ell) Mister Ro1111' Ntl&flborftood g) futbc>J.Socctr . m Mowtt: "Tht Anltl and Ult Bld1111n" (wes) '42-John W•yne, Gail Russell. 3:30 II Amelfun Ufutyte E. G. Mir· shall narrates "Franklin D. Roose· velt's HYDE PARK" A. look 1t the area neer the Hudson River where Roosevelt was born, wed, battled polio and ..made his finel restlna place. THE DAll..Y PILOT, ni. WEEK, MARCH 4. 1973 O On Ca1apus "The Touch of t Button'' The information 1v1llable through computers, television, eudio C1$$8ttes and film is diicussed. D (]) Cil Prt ~trs' Tour Th• $75.000 BPM US. Open at New York City. fli)loom 4:00 iJ C8S Coif Classk Gay Brewer, former Masters Ch1mpion. and Dou& Sanders team up apinst an· other Masters titleholder, Biiiy Casper, and Johnny Miiier. From the Firestone Country Club, Al<ron. Ohio. O What's Golna On f1i) For All to Eniof ml Panora1a1 Utino m Vol" of Aaricuttun 4:30 O !nqulry 5:00 Cl) I Drtam of Jeannie fJ Outdoors Wltll UbertJ Mutual O:g) I've liot a Secret ID NHL Action &)El Amo fil) first Adventures In lmprovWnr m Corona Now tJ KAL KAN PET FOODS * Presents "ANIMAL WORLD" tJ Animal World "Tsavo Warden" The wanltn in one of Kenya's 1reat national game parts treps poadl- ers and protects wildlife by utiliz· mg both • plane end a radio· equipped elephant. O Prt111u1 ''The Sea Is Boilina Hot" Mt. Aetna . erupts, pourin1 molten lava into the sea, trappina a diver. U Jolln Wooden Show 0 CI) {I) Q) ABC'a Wldt World of SC>orts (l)®)Ntws fJ Lloyd Bridats' Wattr World m Movie: "Tht hltman Always Rinp Twice" (inys) '46 -Lana l'urner, John G1rfleld. ID Daniel Boone &) Hit dtl M0tntnto m f1' to £p ''Takina limt" m Super Sllow m CounbJ !'lace m Klmbl 5:15 0 Bob Borel Sii" s:lO II"" liot a Stcttt O (l)Nns 1J One Step Btyoft4 U Untaratd Wortd "fame Islands" dQ) Movie: (C) •'This Elrtlt ts Mint" (dra) '59-Rock Hudton, Jean Sim· mons. m Tiit AdvocatlS m lff Trmno'sGolf {f)Speed Raw EV ENING 6:00fJ0€1>EmNnn D HEE HAW-All NEW *TV'S HAPPIEST HOUR! D Hee Haw Faron Youn1 end Pen· ny DtH1ven aunt. Cl) Hip Cllaparnl fJ The bar Dolt st.elt 5'lft m The ftwrwldtft EE Vlviana Hort11uer1 ml T ub'O del Sabado · m Tllrtt Stooats 6:30fJNtws O lNBC Ntws Conferenu 0 CV @ Reasoner Report @ Por18r W11011er Siio• fij) Acdon Chicano g) () Show dt lechu(I y Salinas m Mancini Generation Q) .... Haw • ef) uttle Rascals 7:00 tJ (() UFO "Identified" A captured Unidentified flying Object reveals • danaerous invasion from outer space. (V Sports WIUI Btrtt1 · 0 The Thrillseekers 11 Bowtina for Dollars Cl) lloJd Bridaes' Water World 0 Eyewltnen NtWI . fJ 0eau. v.11., °"' m l.awtenee Wellt Sllow m It Tilt" 1 Tllicf &) Tres Patinas fil) Hollywood Televlsio11Th11trt (R) "Winesbura. Ohio" Jean Peters stars. fE Noelle de Sabado mt.aw ef) Speed Racer 7:30 (}) WiJd Kln&dom O T1't Mouse factory Ken Berry imitates if'elt dancers such IS Bo Jangles Robinson, Ray Bolaer, Fred Astaire. limes Claney and Mickey Mouse. ORoOln' (j) Sports Chan1111e D Lat's Mike a Otal 0 Milllo.1 $ Movie: (2hl') "Cly of Batdt .. (dra) '63--Van Heflin, Rita Moreno, Jimes MacArthur m Blad Beauty Ei) Desert Auction Gallery €E AddarH Family 1:00 tJ CJ) All In tflt fallily . 0 @) m EmerltftC'Jf Paramedics DeSoto and Gaae are accused of stealln& $500 from a heart attack victim's wallet. Jo Anne Worley and Buddy lester guest. 11 Ottlt and Harritt u CV (j) mu .. -s .... c-,-AL ... , l 0 n I Day's Jou111ey Into Nia:M (lhr) Eu· aene O'Neill's autobioaraphlca1 play is 1 somber. emotional story of one day in the life of the Tyrone family. Lord Laurence Olivier and Constance Cumminp star 1s James Tyrone and his wife M11y. A'9t•rin& IS Edmund, the cheracter acknowl· edaed to be O'Neill, Is Ronald Pick· up, with Denis Quilley as the tlder son, Jamie, and Maureen Lipman •s the maid. m Alfred Hltckoct Pmenb m Champlonst.lp Wmaifta m r.1:tnts en Acdon &) Telb'O dtt ~badt €fl Movie: (90) '1\ey Made Mt a Criinlnar (adv) '39-John Garfield, Ann Sheridan. 1:30 II ({) lrtd .. t l.ova lemlt (R) After several rejections and aaalnst his better )ud1ement as a creative writer, Bernie is perguldtd to write a play dram• from his own uper- ltnces and ptf"IOnal 11tqualntances. s bl I 0 a O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Kona Coast" B News Lury Burrell (adv) '68 -Richard Boone, Vera IE MlnorHy Community Miles, Joan Blondell. £!) film Feature fij) Behind the lints 10:00 I) (() Cuol Burnett David Hart· t!) TV Mulkal man and dancer Paula Kelly auest. 9:00 fJ (I) Muy Trier Moore Show (R) B Teen11e Trials Guest Peter Haskell portrays a m Ne#S handsome newspaper columnist who El) ... , , ... , .... i('""1A""'\ ... l Ni Venctdores -N1 interviews Mary Richards about her Vencldos Documentary on the ltfe newsroom, asks her for a date and of Juan Peron. then tries to take unfair advantaae em Bol de Mexico of the situation. CS CtllneSf Variety Show 0 li§l m NBC S1turd1r Movie: m Lou Sordon Show (C) (2hr) "Topkapi" (com) '64-10:30 D John Wooden Show Melina Mercouri, Maximilian Schell, O Twllipt Zone Peter Ustinov, Robert Morley, Akim IE News Tamlroff. A team of international 10:45 D Bob Boyd Sttow jewel thieves attempt the theft of 11:00 I)(]) 0 Cl)@) News THE DAILY PILOT, TV WECK. MARCH 4, 1973 '65--Viv1en Leiah, Simone Siano· rel. Jose Ferrer, lee Marvin, Oskar Werner, Elizabeth Ashley. This com passionate story, based on Kath erine Anne Porter's novel, is a study of human weakness in several epi sodes of hope, despair, intrigue. romance and comedy. ({)Movie: "Rififi in Tokyo" Edra) '63-Karl Boehm, Keiko Kishi IE Movie: "The fufitive Kind" (dra) '60 -Marlon Brando, Anna Maanani. 12:00 O friaht Nlaht "War of the Worlds" Qg) Tom Jones Claudine l.onget guests. a sultan's Jewel-encrusted dagaer, ~UCLA Basketball UCLJ\ vs which is in the Topkapi Palace Mu· Repeat of earlier broadcast. 12:30 D Movie: "Man in the Iron Mask" USC. (dra) '39 -Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett. seum in Istanbul. Cl) Marshal Diiion m lucy·Desl Comedy Hour "Lucy B Boris K1r1off Prtwnts ''A Third Wins a Racehorse" Betty Grable for Pinochle" and Harry Ja'mes guest. m Movie: ''The Postman Always El) Nino Rines Twice" (mY') '46 -Lana Ell) film Odyssey "Knife in the Wa · Turner, John Garfield. ter" (Poland, 1962) Roman Pol· IE Dr. Billy J. Harrts anski's taut study of three charac· fij) An American family (R) lers 1n the confined setting of a em Cinema 34 sailboat-two very different men m Movie contesting their honor before a 11:20 I) Movie: (C) '1he Kiiiers" (dra) seductive woman. '64-lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson em fJ Show de loco Valdo @ Movie: "Seven Thieves" (com) 9:30 B (I) Bob Newhart Show Recover· '60 -Edward G. Robinson. Rod Ina from another broken romance. Steiger. Jerry Robinson accepts Bob's in· 11:30 D ® Newa vilation to spend a couple of days (j) Movie: "Northwest Trail" (wes) at his apartment, a kindness that '4~John l.itel, Bob Steele BOb soon comes to rearet. O Movie: "Stlip of fool1" (~ra) INSIDE ~ the tube OUTSIDE hollywood by Bill Mahan Back In 1957 I got my first real series as an assistant film editor. Its title was PHILIP MARLOWE., PRIVATE DETECTIVE, and it starred Phil Carey (now Granny Goose). I really felt like quite a big shot and when I viewed the dallies in the studio projection room t knew I would be er~ about Yvonne Craig, the female lead. I also knew she would be crazy about me. Those were the days when I daydreamed a great deal. Unfortunately even If Miss Cral1 and I had been destined for each other, we never got a chance to find out. I spent 14 hours a day locked in the dungeon· like cell called a cutting room and the closest I ever got to Yvonne was watch· ing her on the screen and in the movie· ola. Pity, I thought. nme marched on and I secretly fell in love with many actresses whose films I labored on, but Yvonne Craig was the first and I never missed anything she was in. And she YVONNE CRAIG was in plenty. When I ftnalty met Yvonne Craig at Cafe Alma in Sherman Oaks the other day I knew my love had not been misplaced. She was a veritable doll but, more importantly, she was very, very bright and outspoken. During our lunch I did my best to impress Yvonne. I tried to be witty and also reasonably intellectual (which Isn't easy for me). I told her a story abollt an actress I'd interviewed who had appeared for the Interview, which was held in her home, in a rather shocking outfit. Her dialogue was also shocking, and I came away with unreadable and unprintable notes. I never was able to write the column. Yvonne smiled pleasantly, but I noticed her eyes were darting around the room and she wasn't looking at me. It was almost as It she was trying to avoid me. Soon our Interview wH over and we said goodbye. Yvonne left 1 :00 Cl) Ci) Newt (i9) Movie: (C) "Charlie Bubbles'' (dra) '68-Albert Finney, Liza Min· nelli. m lancer IE Movie: "Bi& House U.S.A." (dra) '55 -Broderick Crawford, Ralph Meeker. 1:20 B Movie: (C) "Eveiythin& But the Truth" (com) '57-John Forsythe. Maureen O'Hara. 1 :30 D Spe1kln1 Freely 2:00 ID All·Nl&ht Show: (C) "I've Al· ways loved You," "The Bi& land" 2:30QNews 2:451) Movie: "State Department File No. 649" (dra) '48-William Lundi· aan, Vira1nia Bruce. The hl&hly·accl•lmed animated drama, "last of the Cur1ews, •• the poi1n1nt story depleting the lonely mi1r1tory journey of the lest living species of Estdmo Curtew bird, will hive an encore showinc Wednesday at 4:30PM on The ABC After· school Special. "Last of the Curfews," based on the novel of the same title by Fred Bos· worth, was produced by Han· na·Barbera Productions. and I went to the men's room. It was there I discovEred that I had conducted the entire interview with my fly unzipped. You can see Yvonne sometime in March on a Movie of the Week called SAM JARRETI. I'm definitely going to watch it because I'm cer t ain that's about as close as I'm ever going to get to Yvonne Craig. * * * WALKING TALL had its Hollywood premiere at the Pantages Theatre In Hollywood on February 23. It's booked for a three-week run. My guess is that it may have a great deal longer run than that when it 's released throughout the country. It's one of the best of the new films around. The cast features E.llzabeth Hartman, Joe Don Baker. Gene Evans, and Rosemary Murphy. WALKING TALL is the story of a real man named Buford Pusser who has become a ltving legend. As sheriff of a wide-open Tennessee town a few y~a.rs back, Pusser single-handedly cleaned up the gambling, moonsh1mng, and vice. The leaders of vice and corruption cut him, shot him, tempted him, and beat him. but Buford never stopped. The film Is beautlfully cast but, for me anyway, the outstanding performer is Ehzabeth Hartman I lunched with Ellzabeth at the Bantam Cock yesterday and was literally awe-struck by her sensi· t1v1ty. I asked her why the moviegoers around the world were dented seeing her more often. "Well," she said, "I could say I was m1sman· aged and I could say that possibly I've been too immature to make firm decisions. but I don't think either of those is the enttre reason. It's more a comb1natron of things. Also. I've tried to be selective about what I do." "When WALKING TALL was offered to you did yol' have to think twice about taking the part?" "No," she said. Then she looked very thoughtful and paused. "This was one of the few scripts I read where I thoroughly identified with the woman in the role. She really didn't want too much besides having a husband and raising a family. She wanted to live a simple, normal life. This seemed terribly open and honest to me and I was able to identify with her very easily. No. it was an easy part to accept and I'm very pleased that Mort Briskin, the producer and writer, asked me to do it." "Did you find Briskin easy to work with?" I asked. "Very," she said. "He's a man you can gCl to with an idea or suggestion and he listens. He has good taste. He makes pictures about people. I go to the movies often. I think I've seen everything ever filmed. It seems that the more recent movies I've seen are about people no one cares about. They seem to be alienated people." Elizebeth Hartman 1s a rare woman. I wish Mort Bnskin would hurry and come up with' another good film tor her. They obviously work well together and we shouldn't have to wait so long again to see Elizabeth. Page 21 .. tti~ewelers Has All The Waya Of Saying ~~~· (a) All Styles Available l4K White or l'ellow . ui Gold A. Love Ring w11hou1 diamond 8. Love Ring w1•h diamond C. Love Pendant w11h diamond D. love Ring with d1omond . E. Love Pendant with d•omond CHARGE IT! $12.95 $24.95 $19.95 $24.95 $34.95 1 YEAR TO PAY -8A"llAMERICARO 414p;,w irk• ewtft~ HUNTINGTON CINTll hoch & ld1"9« HntJ,..tH hec.111 IU·1501 HAHO• SHO,.PING CINTH HOO Heftter llYd. Coahl M ... 541·'411 45:00 3 5 6:30 11 7:30 9 9:00 1 6:30 7 7:00 5 7:30 9 9:00 4 10 6:30 7 7:30 9 1:00 10 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MARCH 4, 1973 SUNDAY, MARCH 4 (C) "Irons.Ide" (mys) '67-Raymond Burr, Gentldine Brooks (C) "Battle of the lulc•" (dre) '66-Henry Fonda. Robert l'yan Charles Bronson. (C) "Don't Rel.. the Brldae, Lower tn. Rive,.. (com) '68-Jerry Lewrs. Jacqueline Pearce. ''Whatever Happened to Baby Janel'' (S~) '62-Bette Davis. Joan Crawford. 3 45 (Cl "VIiia Rldff" (Adv) '68-Yul Brynner, Robert Mitchum, Charla Bronson. MONDAY, MARCH 5 (C) "My 0.1.tl•" Concl. (com) '62-Shirley Maculne, Yves MontaAd (Cl "Horrors al the Slack Mineum•• {sus) '59--Michael Goulti. June Cunningham. (C) "Robin and the Seven Hc.ods" (com) '6'4-frank Sinatra. Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. (C) "Brock'• Last Cate" (dra) '72-Richud Widmarll. Henry Darrow. Beth Brickell. (C) "Tobr11k" (adv) '67-Rock Hudson, Guy Stockwell. Georee Pep· pa rd. TUESDAY, MARCH 6 (C) "My Gelaha" Cuncl. (com) '62-Shirley Maclain•. Yves Montand (C) "Dayton's Devlls" (sus) '68--Rory Calhoun. La1n1e Ka%an · <C> "The f>rHldent't An•lyst" (com) '67-James Coburn. Godl••ll' Cambridge. 1:30 7 3 6 (C) .. The letten" (dra) '72-John Fo"ytM, Pamela franklin. ld11 Lupino, Ben Murphy. 9 :30 2 8 (C) "Crime Club" (dra) '72-Lloyd Brldses. Victor Buono. Ctons Leachm<tn. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7 6:30 7 (C) "Gentlemen ,.refer llloncl"" (com) '53-Jane Russell, Manlyn Monroe. Charles Coburn. 7:30 5 (C) "Kona Coast" Cadv) '68--R1chard Boone. Vera Miies 9 (C) "The Battle of the VIiia '1ortt•" (dra> '65--Maurttn O'Hare, Rossano Brazzi. 8:30 7 3 6 (C) "The Sl•·Mllllon.Oollu Man" (dra> '72-lee Me1ors. Barbara Anderson, Martin Balsam. THURSDAY, MARCH I 6:30 7 (Cl "B•nnln1" (dra) '67-Robert Wagner. Anjanette Comer. Jtll St. 7:30 9:00 6:30 7:30 7:30 8:30 9 :00 John 5 (Cl "Kon• CoHt" (adv) '68-Richard Boone, Vera Mtles. 9 (C) ''The Day the Hot Un• Got Hot" Cdra) '69--Charies Boyer. Robert Taylor. 2 I (C) "The M•rcus-Nel•-Murde"" (dral '72-Telly Savalas. Marioe Cortner, Jose Ferrer. FRIDAY. MARCH 9 7 "Scared Stiff" (com ) '53-Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis. 5 (C) "Kone Coast" (adv) '68-Richerd Boone, Vera Miies 9 (C) "Suicide Commando," (adv) '69-Aldo Ray. SATURDAY, MARCH 10 9 "Cry Of B•ttl•" (dra) '63-Van Heflin, Rita Moreno. 5 (C) "Kana Coast" (adv) '68-Richard Boone. Vera Miles.. 4 10 (C) "Topll•pl" (com) '6'4-Melina Mercourl, Maximilian Schell. Peter Ustinov. ROBBERY TRIC>-Peter Ustinov, Muimilian Schell and Metina Mercourt portray bu'l.l•rs who are plannlfll to rob an lstan~ museum of a valuable jeweled dager, In ''Topkapi," on the NBC Saturday Nlaht Movie (Mar. 10) at 9PM. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. 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Mitzel, York, Pa. • Well. f d have to say the Jack Ruby case. Jack acted under mental imbalaooe. He should not have been convicted. He wa3n't "in conspiracy.. with anyone else. He alone shot TO GENE CERN AN• Apollo 17 .,,acecra/I commander In those TV pictures from the moon-why doesn't the camera show stars?-Mn. W. J. Hoffmann, Stoclctoo, Calif. • TV and film cameras can't "see· stars. Their lens aper· tures can't be opened wide enough because of the extreme bright~ of sunlight oo the lunar surface. On the other barid, the astronauts can see the stars &om the moon. In fact our Apollo crews navigate by them. They don't twinkle -it's the earth's atmosphere that gives them that effect. FOR CASS ELUOTT, singer What's your favorite diet?-B. J., 1ndependeoce, Mo. • I don't go in for fad diets, but I do ooosult a doct~and I've lost 25 pounds in 6ve weeks. Now that l'm getting older, I'd like to live longer. I like organic and health foods. Living in California, it's easy to get fresh produce. I'm oot much of a meat eater, but I do love vegetables, and Chinese food cooked in a wok:. FOR ROCK HUDSON, actor In your TV ahow, "'MacMillan and wife,., you had a mu- uche and Jong bait. Now you have short hair and oo mus- tache. Wu the change your own idea?-Roy Sebren, Fre· moot, Calif. e Shaving the mustache was my idea. f d had it for-about four years and just got tired of it Actually, my hair is oo shorter. It's just combed differently now. · FOR L. PATRICK CRAY Ill, acting FBI Director Do identical twins ever have identical 6ngerprinb?-Emed N. Baker, Richland, Wash. • No. Some identical twins do have similarly shaped pat- terns in corresponding fingers, but the arrangement of the individual ridge characteristics, which is the basis of finger· print idcntilication, is always different There u a hereditary factor involved in fingerprints. but not in the ridge arrange- ment. <hwald. f m certain Oswald was a lone a,ssa.ssio, too. There are many more other cases I've tried that have "made more law .. and that were more rewarding legally and financially. But 1 came to like Jack very much. He regarded me as his friend, even after 1 was no longei-his lawyer. So I'd still have to say he was my "biggest case." FOR JULIE ANDREWS What is your biggest fea.r?-L. Morton, Canton, Ohio •A loud explosion! I go into a~ if someone shoots off a gun. rm not sure why-perhaps it ~use I was raised during World War II. Or maybe I b!ive a supersensitive ear because I'm a singer. But if someone comes into the room with a balloon, either he or I must leave. I'm afraid it might explode. FOR DENISE NICHOLAS, costar of .. Room 222" Is it true that you are Lloyd Haynes' girl friend-not just on TV's "'Room ~ but away &om the show u well?-M. J., Detroit, Mich. • I like him very mu~ but I am not his girl friend. He has a charming wife named Saundra. FOR BOB REINER, of" All in the Family" Are you really like your TV character Michael? fm so tired of reading that the characters in .. All in the Family say they are oot like the pel"$008lities they portray. Of course, no one would like to be like .. Archie.''-Mrs. Mary B. Calley, Maybrook, N. Y. • You hit the jackpot. I am very much like Michael. I am not Hbera1 just to be liberal, as Mike of ten is, but his basic character is very close to mine. FOR ERMA BOMBECK, syradicated columnist Was the pictllft that appears with your column taken BC ( bef Ol'e children ) ? Also, are your articles based on true stories« do you just have a vivid imlgin.atiooP-Mn. B. G., Lima, Ohio • The picture that appears with my column was taken AFBW (After the Face and Body Went). One reader has likened it to a 45-year--old woman who has just been told by her o~telrician that she is expecting. The articles arc basically true. Cov.r by Bob Witt ·--------------------------------------------------------------------, : Thinking about buying a new car? ! __ This free book can help)Oll make the right dlojce. I :::.~ . ....:. .. _ I =~ ~:4··- 1 -· ... .::------· ___._. .. I =:.E..=-_..... . .. .. . = I -·--::= .. ~ : I ~~-=--=--- 1 == ~-==---: I ,... . ...__....._ -=== ::::-.:--: I =~=~-: --._.,... Section I is about cars in general-models, of car you buy. Section JJ deals with Ford options, body styles, insurance, even Motor Company cars. 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I .... -fellewl•S• -10.-~•1 "'•••1 ~ed1 1aerentee. 0 PREPAID: I ~ the full price PUJS 15' poA.sp fw I Ncti item. 0 SEND C.0.0. I ENCl.OU fl. I DUOSIT for .-ch lt9m •nd will I pa1 pcMltm8n bel•nce plw •II postal~,...... I YOUMAYCtWIQEYOUlltOM>Dt I 0 BANKMIERtCARO I Acct. No. _____ _ Good Thru _____ _ I MASTER awtGE I -Acct. Mo. _____ _ I ...... _ INTERBANK NO. ____ _ (Flnd •boN 11K'' ,,.,.,.) I c:.., .... i1ct Good n.ru _____ _ ·-----~~~-----~-~-~----~---~-------- "When I see'someone who gets upset by the sadism and the gore, I know he has hope, and I have hope for him. I know he's alive. So if you can't take it, be glad. You are not among the living dead." Why Do People Love to \\8teh Gore? Sy~ ..... u.er BeU.an i\ rides Teo llosa \iolent ll4•vies "Aggrwlon ha n. piece •••• WhJ do JOU 1appaee eo..., gea11e ..- lowe 1n, .... , ...,.....r H as violence gained a new attrav liveness-not only for the doen of violence but for the watchers? Many people fed it has-and their most persuasive evidence comes from the new movies, where blood and gore come in bigger, splashier amounts than ever before, to the appaient delight of the moviegoing public. The gore is there, some industry sources say, becaUJe the public is waiting to buy tickets to see it. Why is the public waiting? Why do people get a tick out of watching so much violence, u they apparently do? We consulted a number of psychiatrists, psychologists, professors and research- en. Here's what they said: la Vietnam to Blame? Dr. Leon Saltzman, psychology professor at Albert Einstein School of Medicine, says: "There is so much anger and~ tility in people today-but I think there always bas been. 1be difference is that we accept anger more readily now. We're not as revolted by brutality and violence as we ~ to be because of the daily dose of it we've receiw:d- from Vietnam, for example. Look bow passively we accepted the bombings while innocent people were blown up. We said, •Isn't that terrible!' and went right on with our business. We have become desensitized to violence and therefore aren"t as outraged as we should be." Dr. Martin Symonds, a psychoana- lyst who is assistant dean of the Ameri- can Institute for Psychoanalysis~ says: "(t is a sign of the times that we have become so emotionally blunted that the outlet has had to become more and more dramatic. We've been ljvin,g in chronic stress, and the ventilation of (Conlinu«l on ~6) I/ Jiii* ltinait mflr • erwy ..,.w '**"· ,.,. ,,,., aot bow • ,,,.,.. to wltidt dte ww +rs .-r ~ So .w~ ~,.. ailic' ....... ,,.,, to a,-._ He~• ll'ida dw """"9- 0W IOI <YWkW1'0'S7 .....a,. &al Ill- ~ •.... lw -,.._"' tM '°' of llis OWll -... .,-.-.-l&I. Tlw COllU"rW.r .-e IJlr_ roq& Aa OCltWOM( ~ Wlliik_. as espicil ia lilaod md FR • ~ the ;,. c ... , ......... al I .. -ga;, ape. tilliQ1 .... t f ... widt * ...- maka this a ltl'l * • · g llllS ck force cm tbe wti;oct al w • •, made by m.-r diac:dor S! 1 'I[ ...... ACROSI ~ Si&Ei-PcAPwiwa the Yiokllt (Jlillla• o1--. dzzfug wida crime in tbe bl8ck ............ _ .. in¥0tw9g die libllia. Iba•• PMP. cops and flee '• • a · · d • iuqildl: with beal" p lo a pulp. Woody ..,._ oub.andmcllp 5c••P"''*c•-'5 bead in a blilor"a p · c · ...S da<Jffwtg a FJ fr1lm a *'*31 - a. tOPO--.-is -..... uwd movie fa+oiile .... ,..... ..,,.-...... . lite lo -.e wllilc ~ 09 tk1ll8L It CODa"JIDS a WwdaMc tltmsl k:lo llilll- diq fm 114*WJ, ... lllt -• taila ~ hir:sn: cwfa-----·ii ..., .............• , ... *ad:-'1'2111e CH ...... ol I s' LAST HOl'5E C* 1HE LIFT -Tiic mmt ohnosiooa -- , S-5!4ic tillcn rape mid w .. two ..... ~ olf lhe haad al OK. 1111111 *-arc .ta. ia by a nctim"a fW + TI.ar 01U ol ICfatlE' iodndea a c:ata:ali&a wl tlic- ing a man apmt willl • clccbic aw. NIGHT OF 1HE U¥mG DE.AD-nia bu becl!lliK -aadu11• ' f:.worile of honor ~ • •' r • &ab:w COipeea. wllo ~ e.e ccwajiiilll: w1 thme -dewiac &w.c ... Tr.e gnx:aome ~ ~ m-e ... C90' ... top JOO...,.,. •• STRAW DOGS-Tiill pcaia:d wl damrd film .,, cLec:IOi s-~ werctt •. 1111 liiaul(V ....... n. • u c •••smll• LEONAAD I. DAVIDOW, Cllal m n _,..TOii ....... Pu '' , _. P ·g a pmll ha one of tbe goriest finales of any ..,.je I can think of. An outwardly pacdal. intellectual math professor (played bJ Dustin Hoffman) seeks es- cape from a violent world. But when allal upon to defend his home in a ...U PndM town, be decimates the ii res in ooe blood-curdling killing ala .,,,,,,,,.,. • accomplisbed with in- ...,., 8Dd uoteasbrd fury. 11E GODFATHER-The world of the Mda is midly depicted in this box- a8ict lllockbosler (it'a headed to be- amc the aB-6me lop money-maker). Uiillawcwld rudilessnesa is evidenced "1 bloody ..-minations with gunfire, ext**•es. an eye-popping strangling, ..t die now-lamooa sceoe showing a .. ., .. ..,bone. 1HE ~ BUNCH-Another film by S-~ (""Straw Dogs"), this is .. · 'ncd by many to be the bloodiest Watma ew:r made. Sboot...outa are c:llOn.opapbcd in alow motion to ac- cat die nplcdng beads and 6esh tear- iag ..., hom the body. with blood *iWliac and spattering lite fountains. •• VJIA'S RAm-Anny men battle AP""""" in a gut-wreoc:hing film ex- plicit iD iu slaughter. with director lt.olJat Aldricb piling on the rape, mu- tiblioa and sadisra VIVA LA llUERTA-A film by exiled Spanish director Fernando Arrabal ex- * · ing bot 1 ible childhood memorie. of a boy tearehing for his father, and fwlasW-s expresaiog thoughts too hor- rible to articulate. The mass of violent imagay induda cutrating a priest aod fon:iog him to devour the remains. AOft"TlllNG: PATRICK II. UNSKEY, V.P.-NJ OlrectOf; Aobeft J. a.1lllleR, Aaaoc. Mgr.; ~ .... A & t . VI'. c 0 la 0 '· R ; SJ Dr t n, ....._..ng Editor: Ski UJ9f*1, Marttettng Director; Geralds. Wroe, N.Y. Mgr.; Jot ,..._,,"1.,Ctlk:ago Mof.; ~VIMlnm.Artl*al:lar:. ' M W ·a&ar....,. ... 12-- Rk:Nrd T. F1ynn., Detroit Mgr. ...._ w a • Aalt. 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"Unfortunately,..-continues Dr. Sy- monds, "because the violence we now see has become so exaggerated, so per- verted, this safe outlet is being closed. I think violence on the screen is now more explicit than most people want, and it increa.res tensions rather than aJ- leviating lbcm. "Sadism and hopelessness are inter- twined. Sadistic tendencies come out when people fed hopeless and emotion- ally dead because of it-and dead ~ pie loot for ways to feel alive. The stimulation has to become gorier and gorier in order for them to feel !K>me- thing through the cotton. Dead people live it up in grotesque ways. Look at it this way: If your appetite for food is dull, you pile on pleoty of salt and pep- per. If your appetite is alive, you don't want that much seasoning. .. , blame the guys who make the brutal movies, and the guys who act in them. They're pandering to the lowest in us, to the hopelessness. rn tell you something: When I see 90mConc who gets upset by the sadism and the gore, I know he has hope, and I have hope for him. I know he's alive. So if you can't take it, be glad. You are not among the living dead." .. Death Sentence for Our Culture." Dr. Thomas Harris or Sacramento, Calif., writes in his best-selling book, "I'm OK, You·re OK": "I believe peo- ple who have capitali:zed on violence have taken comfort from the point o( view certain psychologists have held that watching violence is a safety valve that helps persons drain otJ violence rather than act it out. There is no way to validate this point of view. I believe there is mounting evidence, in fact, to invalidate iL These psychologists bold !he view that feelings accumulate as if in a pail that every so often must be emptied.'' Dr. Hanis believe! rhal, through his "transactional therapy," people can learn to "Jurn off' these bad feelings instead of "dumping" them on the wortd. He also says that the U.S. has a tradition of honoring violence (in- cluding the violence in our movies and on TV), and that this attitude "gives permission" to the rage and 'hat~ present in individuals. 1be combina- tion," he says, .. is a death aentence for our culture. There are 6,500 murders f • FAMIL V WEEICL Y, Matefl 4, 1973 a year committed in the U.S., com- pared with 30 in England, 99 in Cana- da, 68 in Germany and 37 in Japan." Gore la •n .. Acquired T...._" Dr. Robert Liebert, associate professor of psychology at the State Univenity or New York at Stony Brook, and one of the contributors to the Surgeon Gen- eral's report on the effects of televised violence on children, says: "One pos- sibility is that appetites are being cre- ated. By virtue of exposure, we culti- vate a taste; in this case, for violence. The danger is that, in cultivating the taste, the media are increasing the like- lihood of their viewers behaving more aggressively. "It is fiady wrong that watching vio- lence reduces the possibility of a pe,.. son's acting out his own aggressive feel- ings. It definitely-and we have proved it in scientific resean:b-inaeues the possibility that he will behave violently in the ~al world." Or. Leonard Ber~owitt, profesaor of psychology at the University of Wis- consin, agrees: He bu written: "Why do go many persons enjoy watcrung ag- grCasive events. or say they feel better after seeing an aggressive game or movie? Sometimes the pleasure stems from the ebb and flow of excitement; the game or match is simply an excit- ing event that is pleasant through the buildup and decline of internal tension . Angry persons, or those with a history of aggressive behavior, apparently arc particularly inclined to seek out· such aggressive scenes, according to at least one study. But this seems to be due to the reinforcing quality of such accncs for them rather than to a discharge of aggressive energy .... " As B•9k: aa Food Md SeL Says Dr. Herbert Feosterbcim, a psychiatrist of the beh~vior-therapy school: "May- be there's something instinctive in us, a neurological basis that is involved with violence, just as there is for hun- ger and sex. There is no hard data on why people want to be spectators to violence. Perhaps, because violence is forbidden, there is a thrill in participat- ing in it vicariously." "Aggression has its place," says Dr. Symonds. "Unacceptable feelings have to be disguised somehow in order to be accepted, and fantasy is one way to do it. Why do you suppose so many gentle souls love mystery stories? They can participate in the excitement -but they're not doing it. I think it's neces- :$ary to have outlets because you can't always push your feelings under the rug. 'The problem is, though, that ,_ it has all gone much roo far." Illa In this section, Women's Editor Rosalyn Abrevaya unravels the mysteries of mixing styles and periods within a room. "It's easy to 'do' a room in almost any style," she says. "But since homes are not museums, a room need not be 'pure' anything. The mark of a great decorator Is the ability to bend the rules. On these pages, you'll learn many tricks decorators like to keep as their secrets. No more will you look at a beautiful room and ask, 'How did they do that?' You'll know!:' How to Mix Styles and Set Your Rooms Aglitter The Mix: t\ Painted and Dark Rnlshes V Small or large, no bedroom should finishes, you can contrast instead of be forced to languish forever as the match your bedroom pieces. In this setting for a matched suite. Try a room of soft golden colors, dealgner new direcUon. If your double dresser Marcus Tuttle draws on the se- has had It, replace it with a painted .renlty of the Orient from a group chest of drawers or an armoire. If called Dynasty, which comes in the you're about to turn in the whole bed-Ming-yellow painted finish as well room set for a new one, it's help-as in the dark-teak or the lighter ful to know that as more furniture wood finishes. By the Hickory Manu- companles offer a greater choice of facturing Company. ff rour budget II allftl, ml• •lected eecondh8nd furniture with new upholatered plec:M. ----- -----~ lianl&~ j2\tjlome The Mix: J1 New and Thrift-\t Shop Furniture Whether you're newly married and on a scavenger hunt through used-furniture shops, or already possess sturdy wood pieces you've grown fond of, the advice Is the same: Combine the old with the new by Investing in today's dollar-wise quallty- upholstered pieces. This ec- lectic living room was de- signed by Jack Aardema. Brilliantly patterned love seats dictate the color scheme for the room. To sat- isfy the traditional bent, nub- by, random-stripe, plushly- cushioned chairs borrow Queen Anne styling details. The "thrift-shop" objects In- clude a mirror with an or- nately carved frame, a cedar chest used as a cocktail table, and a long narrow trestle table that works as a desk. For the showpiece: An old trunk, freshly painted, wears a sheet of glass across Its top. Upholstered furniture by Kroehler. Walf.to--wall Dacron carpeting by Lees. Contin11t'd f'AMIL Y WEEKLY, March 4, 1973 • 1 YOU CAN SAVE Like the Berglunds and thousands of 200A,-40%! other families in 49 states. you can save 20% to 40% building a quality Capp Home. You save 20% by being your own contractor and subcontracting the finishing .. up to 40% by doing the easy finishing yourself. Capp also gives you free plans service so you can design your own home, or pick from hundreds of exclusive Capp Home plans. Low cost flexible financin'g -no closing costs, points or hidden charges- you pay only the quoted price. Act today-see why Capp Homes is the No. 1 producer of custom designed. custom built homes' H undreds of Plc1ns or • or thf' R DIVIS/On 01= @ EVRns PRODUCTS comPRnY There are Capp Homes representatives In 49 states ... offices In princlpel cities. ......................................... • START SAVING-MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! • I FREE! Send for To CAPP HOMES. Dept. 60009 I I colorful idea book of U.S.99&GrantllneRoad I • homes. full of new ElkGrove,Califomia95624 I I plans and ideas I Cl like more 1nformahon on monev·'HVlno C.pp Homes • • Sel'ICI FREE IDEA BOOK OF HOMES • I NAME I • -ADDRESS • ; ~ CITY COUNTY I I ~~ STATE ZIP I I PHONE I • 0 I own a 101 0 I don 1 own a 101 bul could gel one • ···································---·· '""1'J«MI E C:mtinu~d The HCret of thla mix la 1 .. "repHt-color,. acheme, which unifies the entire room. ~The Mix: Pattern and Period• Design elements mix generously here as French Provincial, Oriental and Contemporary set the scene. "The reason the mix works so har- moniously," says designer James Childs Morse, "is the consistent repetition of color and materials, which unify the entire room." Chinese-inspired furnishings are classic mixers, as are pieces in glass and steel, or chrome and brass. Six patterns, with the rug completing the mixture, share col- ors and work in an ascending de- sign scale. Furniture and accesso- ries from TaHey Lord. Jorgea carpet backed with latex foam rubber. Breneman's rod-fitted tailored shade (seen in mirror) furnishes the window treatmeot. ;1 The Mix: \J OldWorld and Modern At ff rat glance, this room appears modern. But designer Don Hek- huls hasn't hesitated to mix periods, materials and styles. An antique Franktin stove-fireplace with a sophisticated modem palnttng and primitive hunting spear add tempo. An Oriental- Inspired rug counter- points the inexpensive ABS molded plastic fur- niture. The whole room mixes modem and an- tique masterfully. Furni- ture by Syroco. The area rug from Sears. Tt'8w.I butfa can UM their collectlona to make up a modem-antique furnlahlnga mix. Continu~d on page JO I• FAMILY WEEKLY, M•reh 4, 1973 The pot on the left has the remains of a baked bean casserole. The unretouched picture on the right is the same pot after it~ been scrubbed with the brushless water action of one of our six Potscrubber dishwashers with Power Scrubnt every Pot.scrubber we sell. Thats why we can give this guarantee: '4Buy any one of our six Fbt- scrubber• dishwashers with a Power Scrub Cycle from a participating GE dealer before June 30, 1973. If Cycle. Nothing else was done to this pot. No pre- scraping. No rinsing. .;::::=~~~~~~;~~a We washed it along you're not fully satisfied with its performance (and you11 be the judge), not!fy the dealer within 30 days of your purehase. He'll take back the dishwasher and re- fund your money. No questions asked:' with a full load of 88 other dirty dishes, glasses and silverware. You'll get the same results as we have if you'll follow our simple loading diagrams for different sizes and types of loads. Instructions are provided with In addition to pots and pans you can also safely GENERAL. ELECTRIC wash fine china and crystal. We make a line of Pot.scrubber .. models to fit into alot of different kitchens. Three builtrins. Three front-load convertibles, portable now, can be built in later. These are some of the reasons why more people use GE dish- washers than any others. We also have a quality feature ., __ just as dependable g as our Pot.scrubber. ...._ Cust.omer Care ·-· ... Service Everywhere. ---- This is our pledge that wherever you are, or go, you'll find an author- ired GE serviceman nearb~ Soowd you ever need him. The Potsauhber dishwasher ••. another reason why GE is America5 #1 major applimce value. •Our Pota:rubber disbwadlera with Power Scrub Cycle are models SC or SD860N. SC or SOOOON, SC or SD400N. .. The Rules ot Mlxlug: A good accessory for Mediterranean furniture: a glazed ginger- jar lamp with a dark shade . .. \Our Own n.s.e Pulls It All Tugether" A cootemporuy ctrsigner we know ia food of bcUowi.og. .. MOit fur- niture of difretatt periods will mix wdl .. loo• .. it ia the bat of ita cba." Tbae are nogcta of truth to what be says. but it's not of enormous bdp unlas you happen to be a medr:nr of fumitwe h.istory! • So Id's start with what you bow. You tnow, of course, wbetber a piece looU deader' and pacetuJ or heavy and pondaow. And that'• wbete lbc bi& key to cdectic deconl- ing liea. O>anca are, pieces W'Oll't c:ombine very wdJ if &beir .ca& • iDcomp.aible.. By 9Cale. we mean the rdative si:z:ie of a piece and the way ill tioea are formed. With tbat rule in mind. you can mix the larp puts of your room, lite your furniture, oc just the small parts. like your lllCC [..,. iea. U you bave tredlUallal fur- niture, Id oo waJ.l.t~waD car- peting OI' a parquet wood Aoor, you can put new life in- to your room with a modem 1Mgor8biltt~ area rug. then add a c;hrome Md ...... codml ...,.. or Paw• d11lgn end biblee in '&ilrnisbed lacquer tones. U JOU have Medlterra- --. an intaestiog accessory mix might be to pepper the 8etting with important--look.ing OI._... pcwcelaln wae9 or glazed ................ with dad:ahwtn U you'ft .,uen caught up in the 'VldorlM revival, this slyting goes wd1 with Queen Alme. wu.n Md Mary and Colol., periods in a comole table or occasional chair. On the preocding pages, we illustnted bow lo mix light and dark finishes. antique and modem. Here is a guide to other kinda of orix.ing you can achieve. Textures nm rd"era to all surfaoes- upbobtery, walls. window and floor' coverings. lamps and Olber act:c wr>ries, as wdJ as furniJwc finisbr:a . A good mix • • FAMILY MEllCl.V, Mwc:fl 4. 1'73 The No-loon Home Improvement You don't have to tab out a aecood mortpge nine dollars! A bathroom costs a little lea; a oo your home to improve it. You can do it living room a little more. wall by wall, room by room. the easy, ine.xpeosive All you pay for is the Coo-Tact vinyl Con-Tact• way. No paperhanger, at.ickum, brushes or rollen. Just Coo-Tact brand aelf-adbesive plutic can a couple of boun of your time. And you have rum any room or object modem, romantic, rococo, over 200 styles lo choose from, from traditional or just beautifully new. And it's washable and to avant-garde, many of wtUch have match.in& waterproof. (A damp cloth wipes , accessories like shelving and pleated edging. almost anything oft, from grease -.-• _--"!; Aod just like that, you've to srape ;eny.> -&n-la£t• ~ a 1ove1y _home impnwement Yet. you can change the _ sAANo with no atram on you or your average drab kitchen into a .....;;;. SIU-AO#HIW ~rlC budget. dream tit.chm for las than THf GllAT ~ CCMt-uP You can bank on it. .......... om. ....... --. ............ cm.acie. •~,...... ~ f\MTC&. • .._... ~ ...,.,. t11 ~ llOCllMnJ,.. ~ • should contrast hard surfaces Md 90ft (a paneled family room would benefit from plump, comfortablc--lookiog upholstered pieces), .... k mtd nubby (leather or vinyl chain can be counterbalanced with a sofa of homespun or roogh-t.e~tured fabric}, ehlny and matte (chrome and glass, mirror or white-lacquered fur- niture would look too cold if not toned down by IOme "quiet .. surfaces such as a dark wall or ftoor). Patterns There is nothing so inviting and eye--appealing as a room with an exciting fabric mix. ln order for three or four pat- terns to be compatible, they must have al Jeut two things in common: Colon should match or blend (patterna can all be the aame color or repeat one or two of the same col- on).And.-. .... llc~ aidercd. You cm _. ~ fabrics ol al as Ilia • ,._ can combine a taidy al ICalca.A ........ el._. ........ .., .... ecm .-.._ W II, ....... --If,,,__ ... iQg ~ '".,_ .. cw room. you migllll ...... a ao.lic.kolor rua will ..,.. 111£ whole dcmc ~ ~ ___,._ -:.... n ...... _,,you ~CE I • a paUiem mix wida Ille ... ~ cring. 111 iDmtr-.s -a ~ ceding P9F-V-nas I M • ncect DOt be() ..... •; ii~ qui.ra only • tilde espm.. mentatima widt I .. blllic I FonulmdWDI d U you pcda ID.., willilt one ttyle period bat Walll tD mix. you lli1l ca.. Yem .., combine cowllr Ft c• pieces with ca 7 I Fif!1.-dL or fine 111 .... ,,.. ......._ Tbcn: aecida',.. sibili1ia f« the • I I I ... kind of. mix.. Lite .., .. too Sfi ILie& ID a far-.1 room. )'OU migllll me ._, matcbina tabb , ... _ ... t0fa. To dtm Git fm=i@J. substitute a mu;1 dial Im one of the tal*a.. If ,_ me looting to -tk ... 5 ..r out of a trwtm. .... fOOm. om- sider bright new cmw· • ex lively paUa:m iD tn ft•· .. fabrics, ways to 8dd a IP ' Of color (pUrt a .. a . • red or robio'e-ea ~) • reanuging furoitare ia a 1r:s formal pattun. You .... add brighdy painted ,an ID replace btavy wood ~ • holstend chain or das ilt- stead of woocUnmal C9Ell. aome new-cnoocl Kl • ies ID U>ne dawn that formalitJ. Remember 11aa .-ii~ key. TradJOQr'iWiadl..._ lhoppina for ful'.llilme. U ,_ Mlect ..... ,_ .. Clley will ha~ similarities. ..,...,. graceful and fanirrinr or mm- fortable aod inf.anml "- own penoMt s.e. • Mne to...., .. Wk I .................. ~ ,. .......... (C0ttfflulol o. ,,_,,,, 15) 31 mr'lr--C,,'.:i ;::r· -.-, vC-----~'"'" - .--r ,_ -,...... ... ,--...,. -on 1--1rt: .... e· ..... ~ ,_.;;;.::-:- 11 em encloelno my check or money order for S'l..t7, • ~ f0t I the 11 tapes Indicated belop. Pl•IM eooept tl'IY ~p IPPI'- ' c:Mlon for the Ceh •"• T• C-. I 80rM to buy ejght '-(al I regular Club ptlC•) In the neat two )19al9 -and ma, cancel mem-I be,.,..lp mny time after dolno~o. SOI 111"" NU.OWIM mu ., u1u ,..._ ... •...,, I 0 cntfpt (1<5-W) 0 caa.ae. (1(6-X) 0 .... , ... (KM) DA I ,~TAPES I I Ii llY IMt• ~CM lllTUUT ti (Clllldl ... -. ...,, ~ _ o 1aq U.--D , .. em. o ee.trr O a..1111 I ~:~·~~·-=-==· ~-~~:wi~'t.~notlfl .. ~ ', any NlectJOft, I'll lftllJl"tM cant PIO~ bJ tfle dlle 9"CHIM, Of ... the card to order eny .-ctlon I do -.-L n t WWII .,,,. tM I retular ffleetlOft .tor Ill}' MU9fe_, tmen.t. I NIM do ,....... -rt wtM tie ....... autofNttcal1,. ~1ot1a1t,. i'U ... °"''" .,..... ..-.. t §i~:.::~.~=.~ .. :.:.::.=: ! I ........................................................................ I More hit selections on 3 preceding ~es ..• <. J'J 1())1 E fContin111!d from~ 10) A Mixture of Woods and Periods Any one of these furniture pieces would be a good mixer, as four woods blend ~ gather. Satiny-surfaced tones range from the tawny yew-wood-veneer cocktail table, to the deep-brown oak flip-top table and an- tiqued pine cabinet (behind sofa), to the cherry 6tag6res. There's a mix of periods, too. The cocktail table bears the British- campaig~heat motif; the bamboo design of the etag6res comes from China In the late 18th century; the flip-top table has a Tudor influence; and the tufted tuxedo sofa had its beginnings In the Crystal Palace exposi- tion during Victoria's reign. Furmshings by Ethan Allen. Room-Divider Bookcase A modem diaplay- storage unit has more than Its hand- some styling to rec- 1>mmend It. Made of pecan vinyl veneer and trimmed In chrome, it's hard to believe It's a ready- to-assemble piece, requiring only that you wield a simple screwdriver. A col- lectton of Oriental pottery and ceram- • ics enhances Its rich look. By JS/ Permaneer. Touch-of-the-Orient Table Thia Oriental-lnspl red table wlll mix with many styles and periods. Its 26x~nch sJze makes It per1ect for a writing or smaJI dining table. Details Include Chinese-design comer-bracing hardware on the edges of the matte black plastic top and Shinto arches connecting the apron and legs. From Thomasvllle's Passport Collection. Continwd FAMILY WEEKLY. M•rcfl •• 1m • 11 Good Mixers: Current .. Finds" ht Traditional, Orlen~ Modern Take thia opp«- tuni~ to aurpriae the bttle peoP.le you know with their very own r~ dinnerware de-~ lips by Oneida in NEW Pu. 'n Boote, R~y Ann 'n Andy or Peter Rabbit. Mothers love it, too. Storybook Dinnerware ia crafted of durable Melamine with an all new thermo plutic mug that'• stain reliatant. Note the new style no-tip plate wbieb. ia bandy f<r beginnen. All pieces are designed to take the frequent use and rouah handling a• ehild'a ''very own cfiahee" often receive. And wouldn't it be handy to have an extra aet available for "ahort- notioe" gift giving. 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Henry _Vie Rom. .-Ctlat.IMM ~ _My ROM 2 ~ ..., u ....... •t $1.2& eech. _Vlnlllnd _P. Herwy _Vie Rom8 ~ --5etlnique __My Rose <-. .... -' To _. ~. llM ~ ~ ~ Off« ln.bci to U.S.. ~. bptrft -., 15, ltb. "'1'.,...E C0tttinwd A Professional Deeorafor's Advice: Whaf. Are fhe .. Most Mixable" Pieees? What we've called "mixing, .. ls often called the "eclectic• technique" of decorating by professional decorators. A veteran designer of more than 1,000 interiors offers this handy guide. Wall Coverings Mi"o', used in strips, squares or large panels, mates a good background for practi- -caJly all styles of furniture, u do textured papen like gra.u cloth or burl.op. Wood paMl- lng will add warmth and an antique quality that enhance contemporary furniture and blend with period rooms. In paint finisliu, cboole ckar a* or1 for the contemporary mix. Jo .electing wallpapen, ~ member that striped and plaid patterns have a univenal qual- ity that blench wdl depending on their color and scale. case Goods Many of today's occasionill tables are pedectly appropri- • ate with all types of furniture. My favorites include skirted tables, the Parwns, the gla.u and chrome tables and lucite cubes or consoles. The skirted table depends on the fabric used. One reason it goes well with all styles of furniture is the contrast it givC3 to the .. leggy look." The Parsons. too, depends on its finish for classification. Its lines are simple, certainly the main in- gndient for the clauic mixer. It can be finished in paint or lacquer, covered with fabric. leather, akin or wallpaper. The glass and chrome table and the Jucite cube share the trans- parent quality that makes them outatandin1 examples o{ the contemporary mix. Upholstered Fumlture Of the many styles of IOfas available, the all-purpose tuxedo MJ/a earns the title ot .. most compatible." lo all ib variations-skirted, ftoaled on a bax. straight or flared arm, upholstered leg-the tuxedo is a clean-lined mixer. It bas no te • FAMILY wt:EKlY, Marctl 4. 1'13 color in rkltc 7!!-- See 1'8~1Mt on ht k*>el. lll9fe's o ROGERS JN.IT b &rl8IY '°°"' CNCikE1e at .,,___ ..,__ I ~ J See Yalow Pages l.flder pant b Ile nearest rote. ftw 1W>OdeD or odlic:i wi;c to d..aty it -to period, and, ..,,. ... rr..., on u.e fabric, the ......... I 2 cd tuudo CID be teyat to any fumilure style. SmaD 1eatiq picCea like oao. ... or~ me~ IJ ftlUlik. Tbcy are mually ~~libtbc tmedo da, depend 00 the fabric covering for their ori- eo1atioo. One of the styles I prcf u is the X-leged beach c:omplctdy cove.red in fabric. In a banc:bome leather or ~ tbis kind of accent piece is toeally at bome with all fur- niture styles. •£dedk--. ••.• ttlt19 ....... front~~ Floor Coverings When you teJec:t a woll-to- wall carpet choose a velvet or plJUh--Oate of the lower-pile carpets-to be oo the safe aide. The higher-pile shags are usu- ally identified with modem furniture, though one of the MW VtoTteT s/tag$ WOUJd be totally appropriate. In area rup the OrWtl41 is another claaaic mixer. Consider the plain wood /loor -large- pank.ed and painted white for the country look; stained dart for formal furniture; painted red for Early American. Window Treatments Slnlttu. are appropriate with all styles of furniture. Painted, they aend •betmeha to contemporary styling. while a d.ut-ct•incd finish is baod- IOIDC with traditional fumiab- inp. Simple glAu curtolu oz Jraperiu will work in a1moa all rooma. too. with • variety of trimmings that reflect the buic tone of the room. Use a plain tape for a modem ef- fect, a simple braid for the more traditional loot. Acces90rles Plan/3 and flowen arc the univenaJ mixen. They are "right" with any kind of fur- niture. A fine colkction of decorative objects. such as crystal, ttramics or porcelabu, is another asset. As to lamp, here again the clauica are the best choices. The llinl'tr-jar shape can be worked in chrome, crystal or ceramic. while the shade may be~ ment or silt. The marbl.e-cube bue with a plain off-white cir- cular shade is another poaibil- ity. Both track and C011Ceoled Ughling are acx:eptable with all styles ol furniture. r e Smart CoolQng Spanish Stuffed Steak Roll This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen prepa.res authentic recipes from Spain. Says Marilyn: "My family and I were invited to a gala evening at the Rainbow Room in New York during the 'Fortnight of Spain.' After the festivities, we went back to the kitchen and met Master Chef Javier Lacunza Oscoldi. He was glad to share some recipes with me-and you!" STUFFED STEAK ROLL (Relleno de C.me) 2egt9 2 t1blespoon1 water 2 tablnpoOnl butter or margarine 1 2'h-3 lb. round or ftank ateak. about 1 Inch thick 1 o green plmlento-etufled ollvn 2 allcH Serrano ham or bolled Min, cut Into ~ Inch atrtpa 2 carrota, peeled and cut Into 'h tnd'I ..,..,. 1 Jar <• ou.) pimientos, drained end cut In ~ Inch •tripe Salt Pepper Aour • teapoona oflve oll 1 can (10~ ou..) beet boulllOft, uncfflui.d "' cup Spentlh •henJ ~ cup dry wtUte wine 1 bay leaf 1 teupoon peppercorn• ~ taupoon oreo•no leave9 Parsley 1. Beat eggs in small bowl with water. Heat 1 tablcspobn butter in skillet. Add eggs and cook until eggs are set. Tum omelet onto plate and cut in ~-inch-wide strips. Set aside. 2. Slice round steak the long way, parallel to the table, but not quite through, so it opens like a book. Pound meat with edge of plate to ftatten sljght:ly. 3. Starting with a row of olives in the ccoter, arrange egg strips, ham, carrots and pimiento io alternating rows on the cross grain of the meat 4. Season with ~ teaspoon salt and a few twists of pepper from mill. Roll up meat and tie on the cross grain. Preheat oven to 32S°F. 5. Rub meat with 1-2 table- spoons ftour. Heat olive oil in Dutch oven and brown meat evenly on all sides. 6. Add bouillon, sherry and wine, bay leaf, peppercorns and oregano. Bring to boiling. Cover and bake J Vi hours, turning meat after 45 minutea. 1. Remove meat from broth, remove string and keep meat warm. Bring broth to boiling and boil about 8-10 minutes to reduce to 2 cups. 8. With knife on a board, blend 1 tablespoon butter with 3 tablespoons flour, making a ~after b1e after tile. A tough, slow job ••. but a good one.And now there's time to rein with the hj.bodied flMw only one cig;lrette deh!rs. .. lhis ... isthe l!iMmoment RIOI. Rlat L6M Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oa1ermined That Cigarette Smoblg Is ()qeloos to Yru Haith. beu"e manie. Add to boiling broth, beating with wire whisk until sauce comes to boiling. Strain. I. Cut RelJeno de Came in thick slices. Garnish with small bouquet of parsley. Serve sauce separately. Maku 6 servings SEVEN PEAKS SURPRISE DESSERT (Postre Sofprea SMte Plcoa) 1 pint chocolate Ice cteam 1 pint etrawberry Ice~ 1 pint vanlHa Ice cream DnhAlt 1 cup 909 whit• (about 9), room temper•ture 1 cupeugar ~ cup medlW'IMfry Spanllh lherry 1 ~.1-inch-thfck ,.tlow-c:ak• or ~k• ..,., 7 .UC.. canned pineapple, chined 7 canned cllng peach hatv-. drained Sherry ... rmalade s.uce (recipe follow•) The ..... ., Chet lhow• a stuffed w.al roll to llarllJn'• daughter, CMa (center), and her....._.,. friend, Jean 8eftz. "'Veal'a ao expenalve,'' explalM llarl!yn, ,._.._..ateall.IM&Md." 1. ·Line 8-inch layer-cake pan with heavy-duty foil, allowing extra for folding over. 2. Spoon ice cream, one flavo1 at a time, into pan. making J layers. Cover with foil, place io freez.er until very firm. 3. Add aalt to egg whites and beat in large bowl with elec- tric mixer until foamy. Grad- uaJJy beat in sugar 1 table- spoon at a time. Continue ~ beating until stilf pew form. 4. Gradually add sherry, con- tinuing to beat at high apecd. Continue beating until stiff, ~t aside. 5. Place cake layer on sheet of brown paper and place on cookie sheet. Take ice cream from freeur, remove foil; place ice cream on cake layer. Arrange pineapple slices on top of ice cream, top with peach halves, rounded side up. 6. Preheat oven to 450°F. Working quickly. drop a N um- ber 8 star tip into a pastry bag; fill with meringue. Pipe me- ringue decoratively on sides and top of dessert, covering completely. Accent the tops of the seven peach haJvcs, making the "sicte picos." 7. Bake about 2-3 minutes, until meringue is lightly browned.• Transfer to serving plate. Serve with Sherry Mar- malade Sauce. Male.es 12 servings •or place dessert in f ree:r.er up to I day ahead of time. Bake as directed in step 7 to brown meringue. Use large knife dipped in hot water to cut, as fruit will be frozen solid. SHERRY MARMALADE SAUCE 2 cupa orange marmalade 1 cup Spllftllh IMrry 1. Combine marmalade and sherry in medium saucepan. Heat to boiling, stirring. Re- duce beat and simmer S-10 minutes until syrupy. Serve warm. Makes about 3 cups ,.. FAMILY WEEKLY, '4arch 4, 197S • 17 ORDER BY llAIL JSUY.R•~ ewe. ... m. MO·llSI Coupon now ~-----------···--------------------, : PAIADI llASMIOHS, IMC. hpt. FW...U • IJ IJ .......... St .. ewe., •. Ill •.... 1 : *4 tM • ....._. ... J.~ P••"41lt(t): • • • • s., ...... ht c-.r • . ~~~~--~~~~---~~~~-'-~~~~ I 0 .... A.-i I -·-t.il ~· 0 MMD C.O.D. I wilt I j;T.-tk tef -Miit (e44f fSIC * CNJ POffm..i pf.. pett. I Ndl Hdlt ...... Miit), IAYI C.O.•. He •ad ... i.dli .... I ~. 111. a.. Mil 5°& ,_ ..... . ,. .. 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A good way to get to know your child better is to uJc him what he would wish for if he bud three wishes. 2. lt's easy to tell if your child i5 an introvert or an extrovert. S. You can tell a lot about your child's personality by watching him at play. 4. If a child has imaginary compan- ions that he plays with, it's a sign he's neurotic. 5. Girls are more materialistic than boys. &. The young child who is permitted to spend most of bis time in play is in danger of gTOwing up to be im:sponsi- ble-be should be encouraged toward more serious activities. 7. Young children judge a playmate's character by his body-build. ANSWERS 1. True. As one authority observes, "Asking your child what he would wish for if he had three wisbes is a frequent 'projective technique' used in the psychological evaluation of children." And the parent who is care- fully and sensitively attentive to his child's answel'3 to this question-and who takes the pains to draw him out regarding each of his wishes-will have gained valuable insight into hi5 off- spring's general attitude and outlook. 2. Tru~. If noise doesn't bother him, thi5 indicates extrove rt tendencies. However, if din and racket get him down, the odds are that he's an intro- vert. Psychologists at the Univcrsjty of Manchester studied groups or chil- dren aged five to ten years. Each was given pe.nonality tests, and his reaction to noise carefully measured and eval- uated. Racket that had introverted children climbing the walls bothered extroverted youngsters scarcely at all. 3. True. Studica at a leading univer- sity have shown that the way a child plays provides an important clue to his mental prowess and his ability to succeed in life. For example, it was found that when a child's play is char- acteriz.ed by a joyous, ca ref rec, happy- go-lucky attitude, it's an indication of creativity, flexibility and originality. Science's findings would seem to suggest strongly that the mo re playful a child's attitude toward play, the bet- ter he is likely to get along in life . 4. False. Some parents worry about this, but there's no cause for concern. This trait frequently goes hand in hand with outstanding abilities. A psychological study of 600 school- 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Mercti 4, 1873 ··~ .. ,\ True or False: Young chil- dren judge a playmate's character by his body-build. (See number 7) children showed th.is characteristic to occur most mquently in children of creative talent. 5. False. In a University of Kentucky study, 128 grade-school boys and girls were given the three--wnh test (asked what they would wish for if they had three wishes). Results: For both boys and girls, the material category-toys and other possesaions-"accountcd for the largest percentage of first, second and third wishes." Boys, however, were found to be mor~ materialistic th.ah girls. Next io order of preference: wish for a specific penonal skill, attri- bute or identity-for example, to be smart. to be a movie star or a celebri- ty. Wishes for money and wishes for pets tied for next place. 6. False. For a young child play is to a large extent a serious business. As the Univenity of California's Prof. Henry Fingarette bas pointed out, "The child in his play is not only en- joying the activity for its own sake, he is wrestling with the problems of per- sonal relationships, developing prac- tical skills for m astering anxieties of all kinds. He is often dominated by anxieties which have nothing to do with his immediate activity, often frustrated by a world which, no mat- ter bow child-oriented , is still an adults' world." 1. Tru~. Psychological studies show, for example, that boys tend to regard the child with a tall, slender body- build as "a socially submissive, lonely, nervous individual." G irls, however, are ind ined to be more charitable, seeing him simply as a quiet, intro- verted child, who may be interesting when you get to know him. At the other end of the body-build spectrum, the chubby, overweight child gets the worst shake from peers, both boys and girls. A DOCTOR SPEAKS: " .•. benefit from Immediate slimming and lh•plng." Now you too can Join the thousands of women who LOOK INCHES SLIMMER INSTANTLY Ftom a.~ llclentl8'8 mlUU~@larirffiOO~~OO~~ ~llll mm mm~ Im~ Flab, '"''o ... loo• akin lolda Oft Y'OI" "'"'"". 11i,.. calwu, £,,._ anld .. look The lftO!llent )'OU put Oii )'OUr Auto-M• ... D• 811• "*" )'OU -N1Uh11 •.. NO WAITING! ~·,. acw.fly a ~no anct "'°'~ lno •vtoe tt1at gantty OOM-.--. Y'OI" ttolMCll, hlpe, putty and hee'IY. 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I met him in a New Yort sound studio wbcrc be was standing arouod in stocking feet, T·shir1 and jeam-lootinJ more like a mao about to jog around the gym than a movie director at work. But he put on his shoes. sa- fari jacket and mirrored shades, a nd we took otf to 6nd. "the greatest hamburger in town .. oo New York's Second Avenue. Instead or finding the burger, we wound up in a Chinese res- taurant. On the way, Paul was rec3g- nizcd, even behind those gbsses. by a couple of teeny-boppers. He was polite, but brushed them off. He seems stoic about that, saying nothing and going on about his business. He wanted to taJk about -rbc Effect of Gamma Rays on Man- in-the-Moon Marigolds .. -the new movie in which be directed hi.s wife, Joanne Woodward. and their 13-year-oJd daughter Nell ("Marigolds" was a Pulil- ur-winning play before it was a movie). FAMILY WEEKLY: Is it tough to direct your own wife'! NEWMAN: No, l think it's real- ly very cn.sy to direct her. You know the property! f think you 2t • FAMILY Wl:El(LY ... ,.rd! 4, 1913 know a little bette.r wruat her outer limits a.re. But I've never seen ~r this difticuh on the set. E~g conspired against bcr as a peBOn. I mean she had to wear lhc drabbes1 looking dodling. 1'he set was oppressive and tight. There was no room few ~r to move around ancJ it was hard for h£r to be alone. FW: Was it tough for Joanne? NEWllAN: She occasionaJly felt she was out of conlrol and wasn't doing a good job. But I toew I.bat ( was ~Uing the right things out ol her. But then t~ were also times when I fdt I waso•t cuUing the mustard and she was. In the end. your tr.Lining forces you to get up in the morning ;and put in your ten hours or whatever it takes. Other people would have walked away r rom iL FW: How did you help her over- come: her feelings? NEWllAN: Jo many cases I wasn't at* to help her. But m a way this was good. She wasn't just a simpering old woman. She gave lhc part a 4ifrcrent kind ol humanity. her own nat- ural humanity. The interesting thing is this: Joan~. as you toow. is a \-cry pretty l~y. and she can cnate an inner atmo- sphc re that is reflected in her mo"\'Cmcnts and in her appear- ance. You know we're mak- ing a documcotary about this. Some kids at the Yale Cinana SchooJ were on the sea :iU the nst ad ng ve m it ? lly nd I he r- 1 ID ·c "I 9UIJPO• Wa purely sexual, beca .... there'• atw.,. that going on in addition to all the other ~ing1 .... Your relationship with a womm Is inflnHely more Interesting lhan with a guy, because If• on sevttral levels." lime. Six monthl later. after we got through fllmiaa, Ibey did an interview with her out in bact of our home by the river. To see shots in the movie of her face filled with jowls (she used no makeup in the film), and six months later 1e1e such seren- ity in her f~ ii iocredible. That de is able to do that I think is her dilciplioe. She never backs down. FW: What~ the disadvantages of working with your awn wife? NEWllAN: Wdl, there WU 10 much venom and a toOCf deal of moost.er in the chancter she portrayed -and she brought that home with her at night. That was a pain. fW: Why do you like to direct films about women? NEWMAN: I find women fas- cinating. They arc all mysteri- ous! I suppose it's pwdy 1e1ual, because there's always tluu go- ing OD in addition to all tbc other thin.gs that involve com- munication. Your relationship with a woman is infinitely more interesting than with 1 guy. ~ came it's on several levels. fW: What WU it like directing your dauabtet1 . NEWilAll: It was easy. Her own quality carries-her quality not as a performer, but u a per- IOD. Nell is hcncJf rather than an IClress. FW: How do you feel about Nell becoming an actress? NEWMAN: l don't think there is any chance at alJ that she would ever take up an acting career. Sbe does it now just to make money. She's much too much interested in animals and birds. FW: How do you f eeJ about NelJ doing interviews to publi- cize the films? NEWMAN: That would be absolutely lctbal. Do you know what that would do to her head? Nell is playing a movie role just became her parents are in- volved. But if you want to in- terview bu about hawk.a, that's somcthiag else. She probably knows more about birds right now than most college profci-- aors who teach il Sbe'U prob- ably become an ornithologist. FW: Are you a ~ father? NEWMAN: Anybody wbo makcs any general statements about being a father has got to have bis bead eumincd. The only thing that you can poaibly say is you should never put any- thing oo an either-or bui.s.. .. Either you do this or that." You bloct yourself out of aU kinda of options. But I must qualify even tbal Obviously, to take a very simple cue, either you start brushing your teeth DOW Or rm going to take you into the bathroom and brush them for you. rm talking about the really crucial things. 1be only other thing that's pretty important is to make childr~ understand that there is no power struggle. Children think that there's a power struggle be- tween the parent and the child. 'Ibe child thinb his parents are trying to dominate: him rather than just making him aware of how many dtoiccs there are. You ~ eliminate any leDJC that tbiCre's a struggle for dom- ination. FW: Do Melissa and Clea [Jo- anne and Paul Newman's other children] show any aspirations to take up acting? NEWMAN: I would say art for Melissa. She is approadtlng J l, and she does the moat inventive, imaginative things in cloth: portraits and standing figures that are three-dimensional. She aews them all together so the hands hang down and can come together. Clea plans to be an international spy. [Clea is six.} FW: What do you think is more important to get across in a movie~motions or a message? NEWMAN: Emotion&, very def- initely. Newman is great at evading very personal questioos about his family, but when he talks about his movie, he catchea fire. His attitude about Joanne's per- formance is almost )Vorshipful. His typical manner in answer- ing questions is to think for very long periods of time and then weigh bis words carefully as he answers. He is caring and care- ful in his choice of words. He comes across as genuine, a man you'd like to know just a little bit better, just a little bit longer. He's a shade shy, ultTasensitive to people, and not temperamental at all. Joanne Woodward 11 alao appearing In "Souwnlr" for Columbia Pictures-. FAUILYWEEKlY. 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The Man., and boy are you Marvelous I I was all excited when, i.n the movie, you became President of the U.S. Now l know that you're not Presi· dent of the U.S. io real life but what I'm not so sure about is, are you a real life Widower or just a moving picture Widower? I would appreciate an answer . MiuUnmom.d If you talk about yourself, you're an egotist. If you talk about otheTs, you'Te a gomp. And what's left ain't worth talking about. -Frank TygBT Baby-.sitteT to returning parents: .. He went to bed at eight o'clock, 8:50, 9:.'JO, 10, ll, 11 :15 and midnight." -Henry Leabo 22 • FAMILY WEEKLY. Merell 4, 1973 HeaT about tM man who bougld a coloT TV for $99.95? Hu /"°"""1 pro- gi-am is the Green Skehan Shoco. -Thmruu LaMonce BJ frank 88ginMI LITTLE EMILY "We "-w m 'on the l!pOC' .. ..., report..._.r . . '"" The Fa• llj • ..._ Anlmal-Relatlona Report: Fox lowee Chlcb, CNmp Iowa CNmp, Poodt loYea Turtle, md (wot?) Bear lovea TeddJ Dog-eat-dog? 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I've de- cided that an artist cannot think only of music. Yoo have to be aware of what ·else is happening in the wortd. becall8C tomeday you may be in a position to do something about it." UNQUOTE. Do JOU .._.. "1to-nor when little Johnny It.arts bitting his aister?-or tell him, .. No hilting Sally-go bit your punching bag"? Giving a child an ac- c:qable way out helps him cope with 190,000 every 24 hours, and baa achieved the power to wipe out all life on earth. He's the only animal that's ever killed off entire species of other animals. He's killed 2.SO million of his own tmd in all known wars Mt fat. ~d today 1,000 species of animals, birds an fish are in danger of extinction. and one of every ten kinds of plants is in trouble-all because of man's outright killing and pollution. ·life's problems, says Dr. Alice Moriar- iry pf the Menninger Foundation. 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"T"ll:Y TO G-ET SOh11f KINI' OF $-TO"Y OUT ()F .HIM, IF Mi'S IN · AN'/ POSITION -ro 'T'AL."'.,, . ----. ,,.-~~~+~~~.;......;...;..-:""'N 1 HE WAS IN Wlil.L.1 WE T"lliD. J • NO F"oNr-PA6'a POSJ,-ION TMI! iTO~V . --ro ABDUT -THl!f 1"ALI< ... Nf:W %11'.JtUA pt.AMTl~<;-S. .. ! -. By Hank Ketcham .. I> t> I> ~.&JDGE PAHIKEH <I <J<I I WANT TO APOL061ZE A6AIN FOR THAT'S ALL.: Rf6HT ! YOU WERE THE DELAY! MISS SPENCER JUST FOR60T . .1UST DOIN6 YOUR .106! TO LEAVE WORD HERE THAT SHE WAS EXPECTING YOU, MR. SILVESTER! A66EY, I WANT YOU AND LYNN TO LOCK YOURSELVES IN THE LIBRARY! NEITHER OF YOU IS 1 TO LEAVE UN-L.ESS I GOME FOR 'YOU, UNDERSTAND? ~--~ ' ·~ , • EXCUSEME .... BUT I FOR60TTO TElL MIS5 SPENCER THAT YOU WERE ACCOMPANIED 8Y ANOTHER MAH! WHAT IS YOUR NAME, SIR? ~..., YOU KNOW, I THINK MAYBE WE'LL HAVE TO GET Al" EFFICIENCY EXPERT TO CH_ECK ON COMML!NICA· TIONS HE~! • MR. SILVESTER? MY NAME'S DRIVER, MANAGER OF 1i 5PEHcER FARMS!-WON'T YOU COME IN,' P.L.EASE? IT II SEEMS lHAT YOUR WIFE INSISTS ON TALKING li-t-JLV 'YOU 6Ef01l£.SME AGRE.ES TO LEAVE-..~ -,- .. DID YOU EXPLAIN THAT I'M IN A HURRY ••• HAVE A PLANE FLl6HT TC-6ET IN LESS THAN AH HOUR? • I I ' • . MUTT and JEFF~ • • • • :I'VESfEN WORSES - . '/eS-ALL FOUR MONTHS OF 11: •• • ~'SALLY BANANAS" • • • •, ... Si)T LIST ME H6L.t> IT A . WHJl.Ji . ' IJl-c#-;t.6N<SER. • I HAVEN.1T SEEN SO MANY PICTIJF*s'S OF LINCOLN . SINCE.WE t>ROVETMA:ou<&U . SPRINGFIELl>1.1Lt:INOIS! --~ -------.. By Al Smith I ~OT A FAT CHECK FflOM MY PUBLISHERS! ' • j • • • ' ----~ . . . . . . • f j ! ... • -· ---------....... -- \ ~) ' . '- "-'OMMV, CAN '>'0.1 AND • OADC>V l'\ELP ME ~ MV HOME'M?Rl<'? • \ '! OKAY. .. OUTA MY WAY! I MAYE = GIVE A -rv.Q-MINUTE SPEECH ABOU"I'" AUSTRALIA. ' . , .. ' . ' • AHEM! l'D UKE Tl> DEBATE "J)lAT POINT WITff YOU, f f'R.OFIS~~ , .... . ~-' ~ • • • - ' ' . . . ..--. , . ,• • .• .. ' ' .. ;-·~ . , • • · -·1 VONt'f ----· St::E: ANY Pf;ACE PlPf: WJ.IAT~ "LIB" Mr=APl PROFESSorl? • ( ' ' 1t • ~ L.te? WUY 11-IAT RS:FJ:;RS"Jb LADl&>S' INFE~IOR. BAA/NP~.,.' , . w• l.19EAATED WOMli-N FINO DE8ATil\ICi IN'fEJ.U!CWAtl-Y SJ'JMU.1.AriNG ' ·-- I . ' ...."'.#. I ' DIDN'T GET CALLED ON. -- . ' • . • • • • • • • • ' ' ' . " • " ---:: --- • • • --• • ' . • -= • • • • f • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • ) • • • • • • ... ••• .,,.1. .. -- -.. -- •• WIU.T can. youclra.1' to complete th• plclUf• aboTe? To !ln.d *lilt. almp!y co-dotswlth llralthl Jines. Boll• al dot I, dnw '° dG$ I. \hell 11 ete. . ' • ttt SPYt II • 1.id...: ...... llPY ...... Ill• ~, .. fl o.u• -"'~Ja.• •'rnr~~ caa ar. ... aer e)'U la the •lrrer4r• •r I abet ~ ~ ., .. 1-'1., ........ ~· 114..i;&...,,,. • • •• • Challen;e: Jttarran11 letten In the wrd. MAl\at J "' -111otlior -" lllthla eo -•o. ~-• • • innm..-.. •• • • • ,.. .......... -· Ton Ml Jllllla. ... ~loaaoll-..,_te-•••-r -lalllelari..· .._ .... ____ ..,. . . . . . ' ~ . • 11'1 ne1r1Y n6'0n.1ll 13 mlllbles, lhrill be u 10an:r. m.lnut• ·abort of 1 .p.J'.di. N Jt wu »Ut 11 a.m.. juat ·~ llllll•loo ..... Wllal lime 11 llt --"""'"' NJ4<~.PALB--~--.,..-...,..-~---~.~1 ~. -CIL6~"t tl'.ll\.~ \I ·~ ~~l/._$,9 HOU!a'TOt'I, 'ti!)(; ' 8UEP·IN KAID! For a ouprtso pldun u..., ololpb> ... tlle followtai colon ae:atl)': . 1-lled. I -Ll )lac. I -Ytllew. •-U. ... .._ 1-l'lelh I-Dk. ... _ 7-lllad<. 1-U. -• . . SPELLBINDER! . . ' . . . llco~~ltfOJ ••Iii, ~I itie . . .. le-'WOlll bel9W o form t;nt_,...word1: · ' . COMPUTftt -. ......... . . CAN YOU TRUST YOUlt EYES? There are it lea1& sl~ di&r'e eDCel la lltlwln& M&all1 bt&wun, hp and bottom ptilell; How q:aletly tU 10• Ind. them! Cited: auwer1 with thoM below. Tak:ni~fli'· =-~ ·-I · .,. .. ~°'!•"'I ...... ,s.·t ·J1arslfW.., ~~~•is: ·• ·ptpp•"' ...,a .; •J1U1"'1• 91 \!ti 'I ·iu..i•MIP 'I _..,.I Ntq~ 'I "l-lllP 'I ..IJIH 'l •-11« ) WMAT'sME 1 PLAYING NOW? AIRCIHllllE • --. I. DID A LITTLE 4HORSE TRADU~'• WITH THI~. FAmER! "HC"lt:. YOU LJIDN'r eerr A,, HORSE:" N0..1...f>PI . :i:. t IV\CEP MV 192P MODl'!LT · FOR A NetWER ' CAR/ , ·TfF to -1111-·11 ....... ...... ~.~~~- NOPE,. .. NEVER HEARO OF HIM,.. ' ' -• bL/ ·BOB MON7ANA OHLGAANC! WH1i1 · YEAR IS ' THE NEW ONE. • LOOK.AT IT THIS WAY, VERONICA, THIS 1$ A ' 1958 • ., ' / I • • • , $o you pas~ the buck . ·to the manufacturer and --he-passes it -bad< to the guy who grows the rubber, eh? r::--......:;;,-~ GORDO • • RIMESTOPPERS . SAf:rrY ~l~STI RE/oo\OVI! ICICLES• PREVENTING , C''.-·'1 • 5ERK>U'5 INtJURIES TO FAMIL.V •Ir .i•g -ANOOTMERS. •/ . ' ' ' . . . ~ ~ AnURtfS 'TO 'TNI tmtl!IT WHEllE ~~w~s .. 1¥::/N LONG Will.IT . TAICE TMAT WINE?' Slim, votive been the boss for a week, now. How do you like it? · , Am I qettit:J a qreat big fat run-arootid from vou, or what~!~.,,,. • Pardon me . ( '/es, Are vou the Sir! manaqer here1 . I Those tires I bought Two two months ago are months wearin' real bad. ago?! Skip it. Slim. I shouldn't have asked. . • • . . . . . . . - . . I I} u H • .. By Gus Arriola . . • • SIJPE~7EALTH ·IS A . e/JMMER/ • • -• . • • • • I "" 7 • l I j • ' ' Fa •• Bo