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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-03-25 - Orange Coast Pilot• ' . ·Bail Bondsmen: r:Hlie .24h0u1' iBankel-S I 'l '\11\\ '1'111\I at a premium lor iJphabellcal adnntage -Is A AID .u-lated Ball Bonds, wblle olhor llnns f..U... down compete for bul- lnea In other •IYI· VO I • And then lhe7 :want· It badJ1. The ball bond IM••-11 foutb, compeo tive .and often dU5cult became one m u • t deal·wllh people Who are pon!cky over their predk»nien•, ar 8Clfell, ar ahocked, or abuned or arcrJ. , 4 One a1.0 -not *"' --" first for a bondm>an, lll<e one ob<>PI llllllJld lor a -au11.r a IOfa ~ Pf!Ollle don~ .. out plaonlnglob..,1maled.1Dd booted Maitre d's Weighted B~dy . '. Pulled Fro~ .~_ewp~~t Bay . .,.. -~ . By RUDI NIEDZIEUIKI was a plasticiled nyloo clothes Uno, t h e reports which may help them classify or "" 1>1111r "'"' u.tr other end of which was attached to a dou· it. -' ;nie body of Edward Tbatclt~; maitre ble ~ <lnder bl~. They did say, however, that Ibo clothes- d' ·hotel at tho swarik Newport H arbor DoD Atkjnson, alto!neY and spokesman line Yacht Club, was found floating In the !or the yaCht club, "'1d the grisly dlloov-waa wrapped around the body'• mld- bay•Saturday moming ·with a concrete •l'Ywasmadeby • .,...lndivldual1 who !Mo, the necl:,and the lower """"-t weight lashed to It. , . immedlatelyinlonned police alter t bey Tbatcllor, described as a slencler ·a n d MyJtery 1Ull surrounds the death ol the were cor1ain It was a dead man. "T he y relined gentleman with graying hair, had 61-~..,-<>!d ~Mesa resident with lieJ.· orlginally'tlloughl H was a lklndlver," he prev1ousty.-"'dlortbeBelA1r0!unlr7 ~~.ir,.ac~~~J"" .• _ =· said. Club and al the Lot Angelea Co u n Ir y ........, w-w~.,.~ '"lbebodywaa'llshed·frcimlbe-at Club. · It is a murder, suicide, ar a<:cldent. · . 10,43'.un, by die 0Nnge ComltJ Hartior Before taking those posltionl ho sailed 'll>ateber, who lived in a mobllp1hjme P-llld·111milttod•lo,att-aulopl)'. Th e the world oo .tho famed Qmanl LI n er on 3009 Mace Ave., Space 61..,liad •been cirooer'1,olflce-ildm-Saturday, night Queen~. lie~ his job oo the reported missing March 14.by his· w i f.e the -· llln'Olllldlng·the 'death 11n«, u •'Jiead.waitel' cmn 90clal ...,... Winifreda., .. ,. ..... ~ "lll'lulle." IJcit wuald not give an ex· tary" tlOcording lo AWmoo. Newport ~b police:.ii4,~·b~d Y •'"'tpUao'<\f<lelth. KDown as ''Ted" lo mombenl of' the ,....louqd-l!Oatlnt!~ &wn·ab0dt'1Q to 'Newport BiaCb police, who releaaed yacllt club', 1batd1ei"1pokewiilra British 85 Ille! Jiorijj f the w!Wf.,w:i>~'P:P~~ '"'If a •(ew dtiails about tho ·mJBterious accent and is believed to bave a son iii ~"1!!'9 ~ fullr, • clothe<\,'.'~; .... , " •. '~ ...... ~:~ . England, ' ~ · .,... I.cl~·'· P.. 4 ·,; ~-;n~ . (;' '"\,: · " /( t .. ' • •:r, ~: .-.-t ... t ~~ No sectets ' • I . ' . . . 6n Watergate WA,sl!INGTON'(UPI) -President Nix· ....... q1JOle4 Saturday .. saytni ..... ba .. 'tWhlng to-lidO" ln !be WaleTple allalr, IDd bis -mtp1ign commit· flile dmled • r g pressw-e Oil any de- ,.. ... lo Ill* llallty IDd ........ Ii· 1"'1. Defendant Jainea W. McConl . Jr., lnaklng nine montbe ol silence by the SO\'fll men convicted ol bugging llem<>- cralic beadguart«s last IMD!1ler, charg· •ed'Frlday 'Ilia! perjUry waa conimltted during tho trial in Janiiary, that unnamed otlljn were.involved in the cue, and that the defendants were subjected lo ''polit· lcel pressure'' in """ silem: ' •McConl'• airpri3e offer lo tell U. S. lllstrlcl Judge Jolm J. Sirlca· what be 1mow1 nelt week <Ould give a lederal grand jury ...... evidl!llCe,... _ w ... .ANN,<TIM .H»ID•HAVE SPARE·BEDROOM'FOR CHILD terpte lndlet,mento and -'cer1.lln lo proloog the Senate's delay tn-.ctlng oo L. Patrlct'1 Gray'• nomination as FBI .. W eekend.Bo111es .... ' • • director. . AltlKJugh the l'nlillllil. .... I .. the neteu4 in Key lllod1ne, Fla. bad no co•••W11t_m McCard'• chargell, Senate ll.pililJcan Leader llucb Sc:<>tt llid' Nl%on ~ WhilA! --in the caao earlier In the weet .nq a meetinC 1ll GO!' congt;sslonlll leo&rs. At the end ol the !Deeling Tueadly, Scott said, N'txoo called him aside and ' Aid: • •'H!Jif>, I have nothing to bide .• The White House bas nothing to hide. I r. , Peat. "" 'batvo nothing lo bide and you II'" IUlhori1.0d ID mole that sta-ln JDf llMDlt/t ... ' On-· anlen, Wllile -·Coun-lel Jobn w. Doon m eonductl!d an "" =.,-;r~..=~== reqtl!ll by Gn!J', lbe llCtiatl FBI-· -IOld ln AJllllll 11111~·· -_.... ,i.i dal!'ed all tlm\>D •iill While -stall --'*" Ill -· dalafl. • Tanzanian Invasion Crushed h Uganda , be!on a.. nlgbl Is ..... The need lor a bondsman......, as sud· da!1T .. tbe l]>Olliabt .In the drinking dri· ver'1 rear vn mirror, ot-tbe. bock on the dtior-. a loud ~party II raging. Olli'wlll Ub1f comWI the 'fellow Pages -alloncf lo mab the ooiM!I ...... can. IDd dial Ille first ownber·ftlldnc n_.coallnd. The --lislecl-U.~-A-ls ; -· • • .. ' t whole dUll!P ol ball bond agencle1 llt on Santa Aila ~levard near the gray, slx..tory hulk of Orlllge County Jail, like mushn>onu sprou!lng in the shadow of a cold, ~P rock. 'lbelr....,... plaee a pctmlum on belnc ""'" tlie -Is. "fdon't bustle the jall.!J,'' says Frank llowneo,doln(~ss at 1111>7 Newport Blvd., <Joela Mesa, II yem after <0mlng oillot mir.ment lrool the realtybUsinesS. 11lfe bindle our bUslnesa as a busi.· ~ • U,IT""'*' ~~ Greei.-P~W )' f ~ I ' ' ' ~ ~ ~bbie·.Reynoida·&as her own "welcome home" 'for exf<!W, Lt CQI(; _,J~, Pitchfonfof,Laguna Beaeh. She gave him the kiss aur- . Ing '&"' baO<.u.ge· Ylilit Friday at the Mlnskoff theater bt New Yorlc where Miss Reybol<f$ stan in the musical comedy "Irene." The Air ?;orce. officer,, . ,~9rth Vietnamese In 1965, returned home ~eb 1°·-~~-«;'\ ~~;;.-1 • • '(• ~,.. ,~~,~ .... · 1.1!1.t:*' ..... '·'f ~ ' ,.,., ·, i ...... ,,.r· \ , .. •., ·~ " ' " I 1·: ' t1•t '.1 -l•' l T.r~~·J:~tjyr:i~e Family • • • • t • ' , • '.. • ; ' • I'll: Home;:Stmh Tl,.t.oau . -"' ' ' ' • • • • f ·POMONA·(UPI) -Tho George Ryan lo ho 1tudenti at tho Unlvefsity ol f11111ll7 .. ....,hav .. a quiet birttlday par!J C:.Jilomia In 1\jverside, ...., .. p1urec1 oo Friday hfiht wh<ft two ;oaths ind a teen· !iHi Pomol1a Freeway, drtvini away lrom ~ , . ..· _, __ ,.., tho Ryan borne. • lljl• rt buril;Jnto, Ibo house, ierrorueo Detectt . bou tJ\e mily for three hOurs and slashed ves aa1d a t 8 p.m. a young tho throats ol two members of tho family blaClt woman posif1g 11 a student pollster with a stral•ht razor, police said Satur-W'IS adrnlt1'<1 to.·the llouso. Two men In da • , 'I' ' · , • their 2051 armed wUb a sawed-off ~~ RYlllj• al, who w~.m while lhO ;FJter°~ a stralg~! rai:or, pushed in lntl)ldors ~~Ibo h(ime, was • While tho ~ wiii :;i.ci.!( )ooted ·of in critical ·Ii{ • boopl\81. lier snVerwai-e, Jowelry, ·houaebola 11em1 and blother. ~Pie' . ~ 'nr:;g~ cam, the uunlly .... bullied' lad cu'9ed . • ~ " . · " > • with radal' epithe'.a, P>flce said. They ' iald ·" . ' . • ' .Aki; the. -. gjli llhouled, "W181e • DetediVM Me motite~for 1tbe,at'--people are oppreuon!" . , tact -lo be """"'7. ''l'llo' lln'ee Ai tbe1 llllillt. .oll!cenl Ill(· tho tj.d ~ ~' ;a . flm/lll' .£ fl!iO )'CUDC·mm·wou1, with their llraliht n.... IUljlootl., two .Gt tbom· believed (See TEIUIOll, hp Al)· .. . • ..., -and thla 11 the most peculJar i.... iDeu I've evw been in lo lD1 life/' he adda.. 111 ns 'retlrtd,' but now I'm J utt tired." Doopite the perils ol trying lo set forth an attractive advertiaing package for a aervl(I! nobody wanll until Ibey need It, the Yellow Pages show an Jntoreetlng ar· ray of "'1es pltohea, often etlmic, social or cultural .. "Se babla Espanol" 11 a phrase or com- lorl to a bewildered young Olicano Jn trouble. • Andy Andriole 1dvertlaes ho is a World (See BONDllMEN,Pop.A(l ' • :..·~-. ,. .4 (' ' J • LaosPOWs Not in Pact,. Says Hanoi SAIGON (UPI) -North Vietnam Ibid the United States today lt lntelldod lo release the fut group ol American ~ oners ff holds oo Tuesdacl'...:!i W..W. day, but said tho U.S. 1hat a af9i> releose POWs captured in Laos 'Ill beyond the juriadkltloft" ol the -... agreement. . Tbe United stales bu suspended wltl> -ol Aniorlcoo troope -Vlol-oam wtll It ge1a ~ um the pr1oo llllfl'll in Laos will be relmS<d, IDd the Communist aide bu delayed the ...... triatlon ol the laet POW1 proidl._ a ,.. ~ ol t""I' --A letter from the NCl'th VleCnlm !II delegation to tbt ~1 Joint MIH· tary ~ nolilledlhllUnlled .... ol Ntril -·· -"' "' 1-40 U.S. ...-111 ,,_., and fl Oii jV~, II -'I 09 !.m alrprt. The Nl1itll v-.. .., tloD lald K -P,0tldo tbt llDlt.d J!lata with I 1111 ol !fl=~ 11111 -deCllll 48 boon Jn ....,_ ol ....... }eaJe. I A pri'ioaer llllboommlalon ol tho four. party jolnl mllllary ~ con- vened a lpec!al -tbll monnac In -lo reoolvo Ille lsaue lllat alreedy bai delayed the ... 1eaao ol American POWs by two deyw. An ellliler plan cailed t'cr the ,repatrlallcn ol American prisln- ers Jn Vl-m lo "!®"•i>leted by today. The Norih Vlebiam,.. I-was si,ned by l1s delegation c!>iel, Maj. Gtn. I.<! Quang Hoa. In It, he: I. Said the redeployment of the 825 (See PRISONERS, Pa1e Al) 200 'f.ommunist' Prisoners Refuse To Return North I B;IEN HOA, Vle.tnam (AP}-More than :WO Comnumlst41de priaoners, most ol them reported lo be North Vietnam..., refuaed repatriation today In tho biggest masa defection llince the Vietnam peaoe agreement wu •ii!led Jan. 27 . · · The prisoners were broJlght lo Bien Hoa air base from a nearby prison camp to ho transferred to American C13l planes lo( tho trip to Quang Tri City Jn the far notth. They pullod banners from their maroon pajama ID!~orms lllld chanted,, "We are determilied to stay bock." • The banners ...i, "We don't want lo go back to Communism and tho Com· munists," "Down with, Communism," and "Long live the ln!m,anltarian poll· cies of Ibo Soutb Vietnamese goffm. ment." They shouted and shoot their !IN Jn wha! did not appear lo ba an en- tirely spontaneous demonstration. I One ol tho )ll1aooenr waa a woman carrying a llO·yoaN!ld "8by. Tbe ~ aJao WU clad fn,a maroCll·pejama•unJ.1 fllrm. ' I 'Jbe WOllllD WIS caplund In J~· 1971 In Kontum Province ol the d!ntliit highlands. lilSld S•aday ....,. • ._ M .... i.111 ,_.. M; Al ,. .... ltnkt 11 .._,. lalf SIM "' l!"Mt ltl'f'MCl II .._ I IJ l . M. ...,, A1 ~--A1 .... ..... .. ""-~ ., c:......i.. th.ot' ~ ~ M C.119n1U ' •Al ~ 11 .,._..~ 1ot .... ..,... ao CftllllM'f M ...,.. Cl.C. .......... ,.... ,,.. ,,., ,...... ,, l...,tlMIMt 11 WMWIM ct ··-Cf . DAI'-Y ,llOT llCTIOM • #•. .. .... A-S o.trLv PiLor' · S..W.,, Mardl.-25, 1973 . Coast Roundup DIKE GIVES WAY: NEWPORT BEACH -A 100-foot loo(. 111- f~ eutben dam acroa the~ lo .!IJe 1"lne Com~• l'?omoilt\>l'Y l!.ly devel~· nt neu Balboa !Jland bQnt Jut weet SCldlng ihOlll8bdJ ol <Jiit ol water cucadllll! ID19 the unl!nllhed yadlt &uin. Damaie · the artlllclal lagoon, Whkb will be fronted !'l upenslve homes wben «>a>plete, wu Mt at ":i&:f' moolly ID JOit IIine and deatructlon ol oome huge concrel<t ead panel.a. It will Wte two weelcl for the operat!On to get blCk to normal 1)6. cause all the water haa to be pumped Olli again. CAT'S MEOW: HUNTINGTON BEACH -An attempt to become tbe firlt city In Orange County with a mandatory cal Jlcense Jailed list weet u city coundlmen deadlocked 3-3 on the heated llsue. One councilman who could have cast a deciding v~ either way ab- stained. Henry Duke told his council colleagues he felt some control was needed, didn~ like the groposod law and-didn't know what to ~~ In iU pla<e. So ~· dldn t vote. The tie, 1-ever, clld In effect "!II the mandatory Urenao Jaw. PIER BUSTED: COSTA MESA -After Jistenlnc to complaints of,nearly a dozen irate neighbors, city council.men acted to drum the Pier 11 rock club out of bualn .... Tile complainll ranced from nightclubbers l<>alng beer and whiskey botUes on lawns to coPUI•· ta6on In J>arlred cars. Councilmen are plannin~ on decjarjqg tile Nsw· port Boulevard beer bar a "public l\.uisance' and lhutlliig It down with a court order. 1 • FIRl!WORKS: lJAGUNA BEACH -The dOllll'O, just tempor. arily, of a fire station at one of ~a's hill top communities pro- duced a Dare-up as the city council tersely reveraed the order ol. City Manager Larry RDse denying overUme funds to pay for eo,m- plete manning.of the faciliy, and slapped his wrists for closing the -.ul!ll.ilL~t]im P!?ce_,_Bose w., iiifonned ihat"the shut..iown .l'f !he atatlilb"WWi1'dlley mllttet and"thlt put-II In the l!Ountll'i llilli· wick. The station was closed becauae the fire department iB sllort on p1!raonnel, and then one man was hospiWized. Rose had denied spending mo.!'!'l on over\in)e to· boost the shoit;handed shift. AIRPQRT COMPLEX: mVINE Donald Douglae Jr. unveiled for city oouncilmen last week hls firm'• plane to p!Q>ide 1.23 million . . •• --·--- 111um feel of ottlN hotel and commerdal 1J*e on a 60-lcre parcel aeroa XacArthur Boule11;hom 0nn,. County Alrpott. 'l'llne bl&b..tle -.i,ht to 10 -bulldlnp, lJ>d~ bole!. potlfbly a Hllloo, wool front Oil the major north • More Owl half tile acreage would be devoted lo 1'0ldl an el puking otructum, but all ot the buildings wUl occupy obly 15 per- cent of the total lit& leaving about 80 percent open space. CowlciJ. -~~ Ill tM nqulnd -'itl.-1111 -.flonnlll. .• KE!P ON IUS'N1 ~DLEBACK VIJ:J.E.Y -Dr. Gordon J. Fielding, genenl manager for tile Orange County Transit Dlatrict, told mem&era of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council that high speed tranllit Jines could mate South Orange County commut. Ing aull>free within ten yeara. He eakl abort range bus Nl'Vice to the Valley wu .UU at least a year away, based on more urgent needa elaeWhere in the county. Orange County Area Five Super· vi... Ronald Caspers lltended the meeting and received a petition beerinl 750 slgnaturee ol Valley residenu asking for better maas lranllt lll the area. FUTURE SHOCK: HUNTINGTON BEACll -ln the year 2000, thll city· could degenenne Into "• lll&lllve atniJe family bowing llum," acconllng to the city planning department. SWf planners have wuned that Ille greot residential bUlldlng boom ol the 'llOI may bacllfire at the tum ol. the l'!tltury. Most of the homes will be more lb.an SO yeara old by th'UI. l'lannera want the city to Jaundl a <Onac!oua annUal =" ol ln8pectlonl and code checks to keep the hotllell at !hell' quality. J'ERMlf MAP: COAST,µ, ZONE -Aller _. ~gg)lng owr In area In Bolll Chica, -Ole South Ooa!t Regional Zone Conserva· lion Commilslon ~roved a permit .-map llellneatlng llil jurt. diction o~ dev ents Iii Orange lnd. Loo Anfe!M counties. llaak:llly, the line Jbe map goes 1,000 yards !nlalld 1rom the mean high tide line, •elthougb •It am lnlana to IUn'OUftd Upper Newport Bay and Anaheim Bay. In a compromise action, only part of the Bolsa Bay area is in the zone. !LIGHTS OPPOSED: 1.61 ALAMfl'OB ~ A l!illil!ili ltiiting panel for SCAG (Southern California Association of Governments) listened last week to 21 West Orange County residents who objected to suggestions that Los Alamitos Naval Air Station become a gen· era! aviation facility. II was the ninth of 10 hearings on a William Pereira Associates study of aviation needs In 1985. One man spoke for civilillll uae of the base. He owns an airplane . .. . DOWNZONINO RAGES ON: NEWPORT BEACH -Having put !be ~I Jll'lPOlllll for Balboo P1•i•ad1 Into l!mbo uut11 eom• new lltematlvee can be fOWld to lfOWlnl dlnstty prollle.ma ~ plannlng commillf011era turned tbelt attention to "old" Coton• ~ liar. The staff had asked for an adoption ol. the relllrlciive R-1.3 llmHM dupla: zone for Corona del Mar. But massive turnout of resldA!nU a(ainlt U forced Ille C0111miaslon to uk !or anotber look at the Jl1an anil 'llOalble allmlltives to II. It had been q1*1ed ~ the heailng wouJ(\ be' U ftUCOlll U ~ ~ 80 fU OD tJie Balboa plan but the meetlng.nsnatlMlll orderly. . CHILDHOOD IOOST: LAGUNA BEACH -By a 4 to l vote )ut wee'K, tlle Laguna Beach Board of Edu<allon alithorized partlcipa· Uon In a '40,000 state Early Childhood Educaton Program. Truatee Patricia Gillette, who cut the lone ballot againlt the program, said the flllKb would not reach ''the kid level" becauae of aU th~ time spent on program development On tile Ol>POdte end of the debate wu Trultee Jane Bol'<l. who 18id that if !lie was a parent <La low performance student-slle'd be unhappy i! the board didn't accept the program. ~ccorcllng to Dr. Robert ~ ... aeslltant superlnten· dent ol Instruction, there are about SO children In kindergarten through third grade that may benefU from the ECE program. It wUl start next !all. • BOOTLEG CLASSROOMS: FOlJNTAlN VALLEY -City fathers, angered over the crowded conditions at Fountain Valley Hli!h School, are groping for some type of legal ac!!on to restrict tile me of the campus. City Attorney 'l'homM W..,iniff told tbem last week that 32 portable c!aS.=oms bQ!Jt ID help boule die 4,SOO students were not built with any use pennlta issu8d bY the city. He suggested further research might reveal a legal tnp the city OOIJ!d !lpring as a pr ... 1111'8 to lorce tile Huntington Beech UDl<ln Hieb School l)lstrict into action to curb the growthol thelocalclD!Jl'I&' • ZIGGUAAT QUESTION: LAGUNA NIGUEL -What's up now for the poor Ziggurat? A report last week seemed to indicate that tlie federal landlord, General Services Administration, had finally re- ceived permission for Uncle Sam's occupation of the million-square- foot building IU!lled a ligftttal lleetllae qf It's stepjlell Babylonian design. GSA later said that final congressional approvals are still neede9, and the agency was just going ahead getting reports on housinB, environment, and socio-eoonomic matters on the presump- tion that the $24 million 1 swap between present owner, Rockwell In· ternationol ,and tlje government wUl go· ahelijf as planned. Rock· well wis~t" to trade for government.<>wned property it leases now. • People Quotes • Oh, Bello, Don,,: Everybody including Dolly, six-year-old star of tile show was open-mouthed Friday when Small World Pre-School went to the carnival at a Coota Mesa shopping center. Here, small jaws drop in awe as Dolly helps herself to large luncheon sllad, minus dressing, from ornamental landscaping at Baker Street and Fairview Road. Carrots may be good for your eyes, but from Dolly'1 looks, green vejtetables do nothing for sltin tone. Viet Cong Give U.S. Last List of Prisoners WASHINGTON (UPl)-A Navy pi Io t who was the last American captured be· fore the Vietnam cease-flre went into ef- fect Jan. 1:1 was on the final Viet Cong list of 32 prisoners of war turned over to C .S, authorities In Saigon Saturday. On the list were 'J:l U.S . mllJtary priso- SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Th• Or•111• CN•I DAIL'f 'ILOT, with Wf'llcil 11 combined ll>tl N'"'"·Pras. 11 Pllbfltl'ttd b't' "'-Or•,.. CN1! P\lbl!stllrlo COolftPAn'(. Sff,1- r•te tdl!loo1 •" pU11ll111ed. "'9ncl1y "'"""'" ~rld1y, for Cotti Mnl, H---1 B•~• Hun1'"91on Bffdi/FDllll!tln VllllV, Latun• l!IHd'I, l"'lnt/S.Ml:llehck Md S.n Cle!nent1/ $In Juan C.olllt•oo. A 11nei. r1t1-I lldltlon hi publlslled S.lunilYI •tllf Sundin. TM prlnCIMI ~llMl,,g pllnl 11 •I lJD w.at lty s1r111, co.i.. MH9, c.11rem1a, ntH. Ro1'ert N, W.M Ptuld1nt tncl PllDUtllll" Jack R. Curlay Yke P'ra*nl .rid ~I Mii~ Tho"'•• K1avil Editor Tit.M•• A. M11r,lii11• M«lllinll Editor 01rf .. H. Looi lllcli1N P. Nin A..nteM ~ e1111h Ala11 J. Dlr\:111 $UM1y EdllOr, -C..11 M•1 »I Wffl lay StrMt N..wt IP<:ll: ml N"1IOl'f l!IOV!"'''d i..,.... IHdt: tn FOl'nl A....,.... J4Mf..,.. hk1'11 l11PS BMCll 80!,ll"'ard 1M a.JnM)I: --~ El CIMllll AMI T ....... l1141 Hl-4121 C'r-.4 Alt•tlsl111 M2·H71 p,... ~~,_..all......-IMdl 4""'4JI ,,.... ,..,.. ~ c ....... c. .. , ..... _, ... ~I. 1tfl. ~ CM1t PWlftfllrlO ~-................ lftlooltr•noi.. ........ ,,.,... ., .... ,..,_,ti -..... .. , ... ,.tllfltllCfilf ......,. ..... , ,,... .......... .,,.. ........ . ......, ~ ,_..._..w; ... C0tt1 "'"'· Qlllr ""*" w'""""' .,. a1rr1w tt"' ....,.,., .... ~II Q.lf nilMIWI lftttll.., ___ .. ___ IUI ,,.oiJJ, • ners and ftve civilians who were captured by the Viet Cong during the 19611 Tel of- fensive. The North Vietnamese had yet to fur- nish a list of the last group of 1117 Amer- icarui to be released. The last American captured in the war, Lt. Cmdr. Phillip A. Klenlzler, 32, Wyck- off, N.J., was shot down over Sout Viet- nam's Quang Tri province on Jan. 27 a few hours bcfOre the cease-fire went into effect. The complete list of POWs released by the Defense and state Departments lnclu· ded these names: 1. 5. Sor. Dl'lld F. Allwl"f, 24. Plio.nlx. Arl1. I. CIPI. ll:ldllnf Ctrnt""'1 Anellus, 25, Mln11N1» Ill, Min"' J. Sill . .loll ltobltt Ct'i&IMI. 2', M9rQd, C.UI. 4. CaPf, L11l1 Gwardo Cllh'fdtltllO. SS, HlllTfaWn, Alt . l. SHc. ' L-l'd Eclw9nl ~. Joi, U-. GI. tnd Del lllo. T111. 6. Lt. COi. Arlie. Wlfdvn Elllott, 42, T'""U• Tn. 1. $Of. Dlnltl Htflrv H.i.I, ti, Gllftanllwm, tow1. I. SMC. J Thomll T.nJO Horio. M. Honolulu, H1W1ll, t. SPtc. J JllMI l. JK'QlllL 25, SMfll l"t, N. MtlC, 1 .. Spec. .I Tom YOS"'h!M KoMIMHWI, 24. ,._ o/vlu, 111W1ll. 11. U.C. • lillllo '••to. Milo. e. 1M ,,.,.. ..... IL C:WO t J.,,,.. ErMlt Nowldll, ti, WltlNr' ,.,_, fllt. IS, '*"· Jotln Wltti«fl P1ntb,, 17, horne'°"""fl Wltl!lltld et r911111'11 o4 !lf'l'lllf, 14, CWO 2 PllllUP 0Hn Pr1,,,.,., 2', Amlr1tlo, '"'' 11. Col. lt11lllftln Hll'T/toll P111'('811, d, (IOl'1C• Yltlt, Gt, 16. Stt. 1.C, DonllCI J, ltll'IQI', :U. I~ ",_. v ... •1'111 llltlmort, Md. IJ, Cfopt. Wlllllm Sbtnctr ltlldar Jr., 17, LIU A~. C1!1f. tnd 0"8w•v, U11R. IL S. 6'1. ltcitJvt Ef'Mll Ttbtl, ,,, Undtn,N,J, Alll 'OllCI "· c.t. wrmam ....,.,.. oa111t11. v. Mt. ,.._. 1M, All. .. Ctpt, WIAIMI "°""" ~. tJ, Ml .... lr.M, WI•. 21, ,.,,, 01v!d '"IUIP Moll. 11, "-· N.O .• lflll Molrtllffd, Mllll'I. a. c.,... J9ftl'I '"""" ~ 11., 1', Mlrlfftl Wtlll, Ta. MAJllNI COllPS U. Sot, JoM hMn Al'lf.l~I Jr,. tt, lttfllllo, T• • k, ltl LT. Allfl Jttiwll ICrWott\, U, ""11"' VI. U., kf, Dtml1 ~ T•lltr, It. W°""'1Cbf• 11.1 • •• CW0 t Wlllllm ldWltl TllclN1 Jr., M. KaJ1Uli, H1w1U . •AYY 11, LI, Ol'Mlt. ~Hl!i ~ Kllntllw, .... ~' H,J, FromP-.el VOLUNTEERS .. children. She became partially addicted to prescription medicine and needed a weekend away from kids to break a drug's hold on her. e A lf.year<>ld girl who was getting along badly with her imther and sister. It wa.! hoped that a weekend aw.iy from the family v.'OU.ld relieve tension. • A WOOUU> seeking a dlvoroe fmn a husbend who often drank to exceaa and beat her. She wanted the children oot of the house when she told him about her plans for a divorce. • A young coople whooe marriage was slralned by the constsnt atteoUon their two small childttn needed. 'Ibey were taking marri>ge COW19eilng, and it was fell that if they could just have a week· end alone together, they could resolve their problems. Mrs. Enchave will accept refetTals from any JegiUtDate OOUMeling service, private or pubilc. H.,. only qualJficaUOn is that the time gained from the pro- gram be used to attempt to M>lve a genu· ine family problem. "We've had"°'"" people who just want.- ed a vacatloo lnm their kids," abe said, "and that's not what the program ls fer." Volwiteer parellls In tho program are given nine hours of training 'In how to handle cblldteo ""'"1Jy, and eopeciaJ. lY -to handle children IUddellly re-moved lnm their rqular pannta. '"!be ftllly impcliant lhlJJC Is fo mllle ..,. tho cWdnn ~ tbai-the weekend away from lVllne llll't F.i.!I> ment for anythine they've done, ' Mrs. F.nchave saya. - - American Bombers Strike in Cambodia HONOLULU . (UPI) -American 115% heavy _ bolnl>«I , aocl ~ .... ~"' bo111bed cambodla l8l!i> _..,, ... Pacil1c Ownmood ~ While tho command oal7 aid thll "U.S. alr<nll, InciucliD( 8521, concluded QfJCroliool It Ille requ<Jll ol !he Olmbo-dliln ..,.....,,,..., .. military ......... ~ lhe bombers -eel their NIL l ' The man wearlng a hearing aid stepped up to the microphone at the podium of last week's bearing on a SCAG (Soutbem Calilornla Associa- tion of Governments) study suggesting civilian use ol Loo Alamitos Naval Air Slatton. The hearing lld made a whiBUing noi,., and Mu Dreyer used the embarrassing !1¥1!leJt to bts ad- vantage. A resident ol Leisure World· Seal Beach, ........ cltl>eos - ment communlty, be said, "Every dam time one ol thoee planes goes over our beads -r bear a Utile fess." ,,, Smokers are fast becoming a silen- ced mino<ity In public places along the Oranae Coast. The Huntln!ll~cb CltT bliiDB1 !iiif ~ binniitl ~ during council meetings. It }&nod the non-smoking ranks ol the Lag1!rii Beach and San Jusn C.pistrano coun- cils and tho C.plstrano Unllled ~I District Board ol Trustee9. Huntlngton Councilman Jel'T)' Matney, an avid cigar and pipe puller who ~ against the bon, grumbled, "Pretty soon the only place you'll be able to smoke is tn your own batbroolzl;" Even that may be oll limllB judgiog from the sentlmmls of IOIDO -.... Golfer lee Trt\'lllo Saturday M:ctpt.. led motorcycle dar&<!evil Evtl Kni .. vet's cballenP lo pllJ go1f for $10,000 a hole. ''Tell b!Jn to pat '200,000 In a sui-. ru do the Niee, and we will meel at some regulatllD II-bole golf course,'' Tnwfn<> iaid. ''We'll play w. Ul one of us bu the otber'a IUftcase." Knievel chall"llled the belt of golf's professiooall several ..-ago say- ing they could not play' under j>maure because, on the tour, they were not playing with their ..,.,, -· Nearly 125,000 wealthier alter lair-: ing th1nl place In the Irish Sweep-t stakes, Mn. Nadine Cross of Rode:>, CalU., said S.tunlay she had a vision of her good fortune. "I didn't sleep much Friday night. I had a grand dream of. winning lots ol. mooey," she revealed. "I Just kept seeing that hone nm. E>cept, I saw him corning in first." ,,,. The survival ol man is more threat~ ened by the Defense !Jepartmfllt ml tbe At.mic Energy C<lnmlsst111 thaa . by aoy other agency In tho -..r1d, · ' argued lao Mcllarg, enviroommtll •. ~' in a iecture to the r41na l lleiCb aUli!ilo<' -~Clii;> .. miasitlt. 'C8IDnf land tli;vel "a "' br'll'lll!d d. ......i.. aeosWv ..... 1.: ) .~ ,,); ~:·'~alao'tooti. Wk llie ~ ~ era! hlgliwa~ agency llld the v.s. , Army Corps ol Englnetn for thelt' aJ, . leged lack ol.. envlronmElltal ~ eratioo, saying, "A IQlnray lllCineer . Is a man who U strucli: a blow on the ." left ear with a four-pound hammer,. l would be 1Nble to jnlDSmlt a ..,...,.. beri.tlnn ,to the right ear audible wllll '' a stetbolcope." -.. • ., .• ' Think Spring . ~ • Think outdoor living! • . .. MEDALLION T he forever .and ever furniture STACKING YAlllS Fibergl1ss Taps list $l 1.00 ••· SALE PRICED $25 uch -<:LJ CHAISI LOUNGI .. ' ' . ' ' . 4 1" PIDUYAI. YAIU ..... _ ..... CIWI Litt •109.00 SALE PRICED $89 • and 4 AIM CllAIU u •• $151.00 SALE PRICED '299 • ' ' T ·J ' " '. ·' . ' • ' • 1 ----~ .... "-• ~· \ TiJDe to Ma .. eh" Ti1ne to Eat • It was fiesta time in Old San Juan Capistrano Sa\· unlay and thousands pf celebrants turned out to view floats, bands, and man:hing units like these knights in shining cardboard armor ~oft). All Capi- str1119 Beach Cub &Out Pack 11 wi1h Phillip BroWJl at the bead of the line d~ by, Dolores Rosales, 1, of San Juan Capistrano, enMed the lunch she Wounded Knee Shooting Flares Anew brou~t along (middle). Watdling a parade can mak'\ you migbty hungry and Sonya Ibarra, 4, shows it a~ she rustles 111' some grub out of a chidren bucket. Now ttiat the Fiesta La Goloodrloas Parade is over, the ~aws for whom It was staged, may finally get oome sleep. Fl'Olll Page 1 TERROR .•. rar.on. and caught the Ryans' SOD and daughter a.,,.... the throat '!be yoonger Ryan, wlloee hands had beeo taped, feigned deelb. theo broke Geothermal Experts Plan 2 More County _ '""' Agencies Snhmit .• Two Energy Conferences Budget R~ i !roe, knocked down one of bis assailants ' Many of the nation's fore moat ~ rushed to a oetgllbor'• J>ome for belp. geodlermal expert& met at tbo Western lo develop this ne" resource," be said. The Orange County Flood °"1trol j WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (UPI) - Government officials said Saturday another 1,400 rvunds of gunfire erupted durlJli the night between Indian mllttants OC<Upylng Wounded Knee and govern- ment foroea manning roedblocb around It. Police said the teen-age girl nn him While House in San Clemente Friday to down oo the street in aD aulomobUe. He plan tw0 major conferences on tapping Thece are 1eot11erma1 weDa operallng -District and tbo CMiJna1 Jlllllce Oland! 1 In Northern CaJJfornl• and the Mexlcall -got· 1n their roqueall for lflS.74 IJudcel • J Valley of Baja California. allotrn"11a Frldll' wltb the trond. lonrd Apin, no injuries were reporied. Soun:eo close to Ibo lndJans Indicated Ille gunfire wu a dlvenionary tactic Mlined to permit supporters to enter Ille bealqed village by walking th...,gb --the rolling pnlrle ol the Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux reservation. It wu the second night of heavy fire from Americim Indian Movement (AIM) members alMl supporters who have oc- euplod Ibo bla-->JllJ!qo lo< ~ days, 811'1 ,ol !"'SWering, fi~ '"'m the federal aid~~ :1r • rrc ,-mv" Govenunent 1pokesmen slid abo&i 700 rvunds. were fired oiJt of tbo vlllap IDI FBI ageot& and U.S. marshals returned a limilar amount. llelplie the development, there was an air of optlmlsm among principals in the -Salurday. Two top government negoUaton, assls- tanl allorney general Harlhigton Wood and Marvin Fnntlln, assistant Interior .....iary for lndl411 affairs, returned to Ille Pine Ridge Reaervatloo after """" lllltalkms in Wasblngton. Rmaell Meana, a I-o1 tbo AIM occuplul, lndlcated he expede4 a telepboM call lrom Wood and asked -•oeu '1md • olhlrl to leave the telephone Une Into Woonded Knee free. '!be · statm ol an1 · annoomced march today by AIM supporter to ll)! to nm the federal roadblocks from the Rosebud lndian ruervatlon 'about 65 miles east of MILITANT STANDS Al.ONE AIM liars Antola Davis here was in doubt. AIM member . Aaron Decersa, who calls himseU an AIM infonnatlon oJficer £or-South Dakota. announced that tbe march had been cancelled. But Means told newsmen in Wounded Knee that as far as he knew it still was on. I FCC Member Charges Press .Being Harassed • • • ti \ Aid tbli nse ol marijuana bu spread u far u ~ ever will In the United Statol and wlll never replace alcohol ot c:olcl) Up to It in popularity. ' "Wt have probebly reAChe4 lliit llllu!a)kin point for marijuana;" be sal!I. ciilog statlsUcs that he said allowed U mWlqn Americans regularly use tbo cng. • . li'rom .Page J PRISONERS. • • was flung over the hOod and daxed, but this energy soorce. c:ootinued to nm. The first COil!....,.. will be held In A few min ... late<, the trio Deel but Palm Sjlrjnp in May to attempt lo stan- pollce picked up Ibo -._ia In I dar-dlze the regulatiolls ol the federal, Cl1' m tbo -. -,.. '11>ey were state and munidpal govemmeols ooo- arresled ..-incldenl. cernlog geoll>ermal energy developneot. Inside Ibo Cll' pollne foulld $llO In"""" '!be second coo1.._ In 1971, also to handgmll and Giber lool tum fnm tho be held in CaJlfomla, wl!JI be an In- Ryan bame, and box .. o1 Blick Mn11llm lernatlonal CO!lference In .-!•Hoo with li~ the Uolted. Na!IOlll to dlol:olll lb& latest The male .._,ts were ldmtlfled u developmeoti In the field.· • Elperim"1tatlon Is underway I n · Imperial Valley to ham,.. the abundant tncrused costs revwiod by tbe latllr. I but blgbly aaUne steam beneath ·the ~Keith Qmau-; -..u .. .-ol l earill'a IUl'f1lce. U -14 dr!V. electrldcy :;_the Jua\lce group asked for t311;9. dilwn J produclns lulbbe. A ~ In tbe $15,074 -or ,.. J>er<el>I -fnm the <Ur· put bao lieell Iha ClOft'Ollv-ol Ibo ; rent year. He aald ho oould opnte wtlb . •team m lurlllneo and wen afta IDI bis pment nine employ ... nev-lt'Cllll · d'-1 ol ....Wiw brine -Ille state soorcea ls eatlmatad al $1JO,llOO.• • Item. Flood Conlnll, ""'• •Ud .. Allif. ~ '!be other .co-hoot& al tllo cim1erence ' tanl alle! EDI!._ Cm! II I i .-..1 wso Dr. lftn ·-, chanoMlGo-ol ~for fll,151, mt~: ....... Ive Keilh A. Spears, 22 1D1 JllDOI F. Rt!>-Victor V. V"1""1 (MJaJil.) ol ilookel', 21, bolh ol Rlvenlde. '!be glrl's ! Brawley, me ol ·lhe :tlree blstl ol the name no .... m..fo ~ ...... , L ' conference, aald IJe.llelil'(ld,Ulo"'•b!rll All thee_~$· mo-n ..,.....wtih ~ Unltod Slits. '""'1d IJe. tho '""!tfto· ol Ille llalnnlty of Callfomla at RI-.. ~t ...-lhe ~ ...... I and State Seo. Ralph DIDI (0-Sln 1'1~ ~ "*;:..i:;ilrr · P~l-at tho westem1Wh!te 11..,.. ··~-.. -' --~ I cl .....,.t. --&eolllermal """Ill\ development for jbe ~ arailil tbell. Da~ 28, •rest ol lhoi cen!Ury. ., ~ -car ' the "California has enormoua ,_.,.and ·weC · ~··"illli.u-appalent4> 111ere 1a 4UfficiOirt -.. planDed lheag~~-Of lnCr•• w.111 ho.la~ !be two later lie and,, em . Io , under tbe lpDolorlllljl ol -ti e · ,..,...,,,._ Ao ho on lusptdoo: ~hery. ~ , the part ol the llate and prtvale I~ state Pi« llllltlll 1llill 1111 ol iliedeil . ilr 94 a Califcnlla 11 lllverafdt. . total ol fl,! . ' " • .. J • • I. • ., • 5th Anniversary Sale Largest Selection of Cadillacs in Orange County •. Brough~s Over 70 Quality • El Dorad'os • Convertibles Automobiles To Choose l<'rom • Cpe. De Viles ~ . • ~. De VUies 1 • · J:A)upes Sales • Leasing -Service 'fJw Speeial ~:rid 0 ' '. Nineteen· -Seventy-Three I 1973 NAllUUASINO .1973 1fASf • Sedan ' De Ville Coupe De Ville DIRfCf ...,...,.,,..._ _ .......... ••llr ... .,,... ... --~'..., .... •1111tw, tvto clllNtt "°"""'' PDWll' doot ~. ............ ..,..., • :-t.::'' .. ,, ....... dt!Mtll...,... •Ir ~ flit • ~ .,...., bl#'nPll' lll'IPICf 1trl119, vl!l'l'I & t1i-stry NI I.OM CUI Wllll lloor Ill""* \lllllMI, ?Wl'lllvtll MntlNI, lamp f'nOtl:=i.:. lftl#lol'. Yln'l't rool', NA/,.M ,..,... poww tnlenM, IOft r•'f' Olea. .....CM-llftlll(I .,,... wlllte ..n t,,., v:=flw , ftolf' ·--· rn1ta r:,:t & ,..,., AN!(,.M ,,.,.., 1 .... 1!'11 with P, ......... ,_ ... _... .............. ffflted ••· rflf'lt hend mlnw. 1'°47 I ... .,_-=·-$6931 $6.975 .............. ................. .. __ WSE =y $1,73'• .... WSE ::y$118'0 - M Month 01191 llld L.it -• 2A Mon. °'*" 1!11111 u.. .. ~"""' -~'""" " ""' I ttdL A l NABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 - SAID DIPARTMIN'r Ol'IN .-AMlo9PM-ilwM-f.DOAMlo6PMW. .. -. • -. ' - I . ; I " I ! 1 I l -, I ' . .. ---· ... ... I--··..... .. .. • ·~-.. .' .......... _ .,._., ... ~-·-... ·--.. • • ' .t, 4 DAil Y I'll OT i Sclldor. -25, 197) ' Pogonotomy: The Unkind Cut ' • . . • ' I 1. POST-POGONOTOMY • •1 IW[fl MS1*•i• A1 ................ A .......,,..,.,. Is a lot eheopet ud dellilltd1 led-po]DM lhon • frooCal -.,. . But elt<s' geltllll me lot Jive buCli:t (a lhave and a balrcut ~ i..,.... are • a IW<>bll deal), I'm coovlnced that ..,. lJ u bod u the other. Becaule I left my nd beard co the &or al the barber abop my wile -~ looli al me, my editor -·t .ncoe· niu me, and baNly -wjll OQ-cer me u an amberlly ... lllJ1lhinl. . a>dla'e ~ about OVfr/ three ar four , ... 11111 to fiod out what I looli IJU. II doem'I ruJ1y bother me, bul lbe effecl on otben lJ tnumallc: -mr wife yanked -lhe dl'apes the marnJna -the opera- IAIL BONDS OFFICES IN CLUSTER NEAR DRANGE COUNTY JAIL I . I F,....Pllflel BONDSMEN: BANKERS ON CALL I • , '/ lion and allowed baolh allch' to 'tall "" my oaUd la<e, I pewlod .al her lot wUtnc me up loo eor!J'. · She refuted to ........ atuet her_ up In the air and arropolly lllrulled out d. tbe 1'0CID. mmpptnc, 11You eu'& ,,.U al me w)lhout a beard!" You tee, my wife believes my per- IOlll!ily changes when the beard comes oil. Sbo 1oees eon!ldence In me and avoids looking at -11'• like having a llllaoi•• In the ....... abe ...... When I &DI to the pepet1 the flnt ~toaeemewucme«lbeabop wwten. "Hey. Rudi, did ,... get tangled up tn a la'llllDIOftl'T" )le ...med to know. Up In the ne-. • ...,,_, said Iloolieddiflerent-eveo)'OUlll<r- but DO C10e said I loolied JOOd. l • "Gel that tl!lng -... u quiet .. J'OU can," fumed Art VIDleL til CID hardly neosniu you becaule you ll>lt that air al iillper1ou1 PMllan - tortty." F.dll« Tom Keevll who 1ooU at me from bis glass-walled olfi<e tlgbt hours a day Just keepo .,ma In my cllr<clloc>, and lbaklnl bis head. He no loopr believes tJ\al rm one ol the new reporters, But he can't accept the ,... that l'.m ~ eltbtr. C-,. Leldal -I looli just llU IU uncle G<orp, a minister from WIJeonaln who a1Jo ii "" _.. aing. er. Ho likes the ..-nblance but thlnU I llbould'llave made the )!o(o- notomy pey. . 11You loot 10 differea!, )'OU abould have ..obed a bonlc belGn you tbaved olf your beard," a-.. aaid. Up al clty ball, Couneihnan Alvin HERBERT l. MILLER TIRE CO. INC. SI N<'f 1q:!r, ·Remember when Marilyn Monroe sizzled in "Some Like It Hot?" •• • •• That was the year Royal built· its first pool; Since 1958, Royal Pools -one of the largest companies in the business -has sold more than 15,000 ,POOis to Southland home· owners. You t90 can bccqmc a Royal Family and enjoy 1th~sc advanta~: • Highest quality construction • Low Prices • Convenient flhanc· Ing • Widest selection of sizes, shapes anq coordinated colors to match your lot size, landscap· Ing and budget requirpments • ' ' ' I . .. ~· • r··-,,..----------------~-=-..... -~. ' ' ~ ! Traffic Takes · Toll, Tourists w Pay?, ~R WHOM TllE '~ row: F.aller vacadoo ..... ., ..... 11>4 the -.. •• ""' time loom -die ..._ ol .... ""'"dv, and -at Jul, ICIUl!ll>od1 ...... -Illa -up wllh • llJjoidoo fD ' rU the lnl'llc......... . . ·R'll true tl>ol 4bo .,._to our 4ralllc .... doelo~ eomo hill our heme ftllon. It comeo from a.Cllifornla -.Iii-opal called AMlo. ll this -~ help mUdi, let me loealo tbe plM>e for -.• ALmo Ill UP north, tn the Sao Francisco Bay Ar<lL The commuoity Is Just aboul as far from 'San ,_ as you oan get and still be on the bay. As a mau.r ol fact, ~ is localed at the llOU!heriy tip o( thal body ol water, in the salt marshes, ahnoBt to San Joee. I.real wisecrackers up In thal region., clatm that Alviso slushes In and out on the tides. 'Ibey still have tbings built Oil stilts there. Al'tyway, back to how this litlle plpoqueak ol a town has solved all ol oor lralfic problems. Alviso city fathers noted me day rec.nUy how all 1belr -had pot holes. They fretted a lot aboot this CO!ldiUon. They couldn't blame the local motorists, for that would be politlcally unpopular. They rouldn'I blame the high tides w8'blng the roads because that woold be like Qlamlng the Almlghty and He mlgbt set forih a real bigjl tide. THEY COIJLDN"J' BLAME t!je local rood depart· menl eilber, becaule lhey dldn~ ha"' any money with whidi to !ill the potOOles. So Alviso's powerHhat-be came upoo a wonderful sollEoo. '!bey blamed all the l<JUrists and ~­ 'Ibey caused the poth>les, by golly. Alviso'• aolutian was equally briHlant: Oiarge eadt tourist and - through 25 cents !or use ol Ibo local streets. Tlll!rf!fare, enough money would be ge!1<!Rled. to fill the palholes. Think how WOlllierfUl ii would be now ii we Just applied the Alviso Solutioo 1D our V!ry own Qrsnge Coast. AS THE UNWARY toorist and passer~hrough made his way upooast, he 'd be greeted by a toll booUi at San- Clemente's 110Uthem limlts, wherellpoo lw<>bito woo1d be extracted from him for rnolorlng throogh the Spanish village. . A 8ldetrlt> to the Mlsslm and tbe San Juan Cap!· -city dads wooJd strike Ille tiavaloc for .- quart«. BJ the time be got 1D die edge cl Laguna Beldt, he'd be gre«ed by anodw 1o11 booth wti.re they'd aet him for 50 cenla. Fifty cents In Laguna? Sare. '!bit's tbe PodJole <lapltal d the Worid. ON UPCOAST 10 Newport Beach 1'ilere Jooal poll! tlco ia uh 11"'1 probably cnildn~ de<;ide oo a ·tDiJ fee. So -•comml.lllty within Newport wooJd put up lls own booth and · get a dime. So you're hit at Coron& de! · Mar, Mariner's Mlle , Centnl Newport, Balboa and w .. Newport. A total ol 40 cents In tolls. By the time you get to Huntington Beach, Ibey wlilt -~·---... ·.U apsrtmeiil ~and a l<XD' <ftbe· -· &enent~.planl, • .. "'l j ' Weil oow, our fl>urtst M.· toured the coo.run. ... , · we've already hit him for 12.15 and h!>•)lam't ~ · bou&fll a bamburall' yet. ••I~" " ' • -' t SO HOW DOES ALL this solve OW' a!f'IC COil& .. • lioal Simple: Everybody'• slopping at toll bootbo. Tour-tats are peylng. Bometowners are ahoW1g their res!· ' deo:y cordo. Nobody ii drivilig, And as evll')'body knows, wll<n nOl>ody ii drivtng, "°" cloft~ have ony lralllc ciobgeolian. So thEre. Tornadoes, Fwods, Snow " From Texas to Louisiana · By United Preis InW'Dational Oklahoma with wind warnings A. iprtng stonn struck from added for inland l a k e a ~eISs to Nebraska Saturday; throogbout the Gull Coast moving toward the northeast states. Coastal tides were run- w i th tornadoes, torrential ning two to three feet above rains, flash flOods and blowing normal, producing s o m e 111Qw. . ~ • • n~i.g of marshlands, in- ' fyo~. hlt.~l dll!!lng ~ds and bigbways. ~-'Salilrday lnommg «>neimiiado tore down tnea if!lli liiore than three lncbea.Qf In tbe town Ill 'Jena, La., about r~ were clocked al '~ 1'~91~ ~= mB11 ' an hour dqrlng a Jn fliie eii '!lour period. ~eralorm II Lake Oiarles, , $. ·,cillllforalta ;.Torrential rains of 3 ~ 6 In· • '!'he IOfeqU! for Southem diet' fell In iiress already caIUornli a consldenble low fl°'*'1 .;or U....tened by cloui!Iness throuih Mooday -· morning will> only partial ,.Strq mrtherly winds blew ~ng .sunday afternoon. "'!'t'f )!•et ...,theast Colorado Bunny Mon d a y afternoon. 8JMI Jmlheast New Mexico, Mountains aod d....U !air moklhg l'ravel hazardous. Sunday aod Mgoday, windy In Torn,a<f1> watches 1'ere the~. Clder In the llsoed l9r psrls or Te>a1, coastal aru· S\Ollday. Hl1h :l!<RJlslana, Mississippi and ~Y agd-¥~ near 15. ·" NEW 1973 AUTOMOllLES -ON . DISPLAY AND READY FOR IMMIDl- ATI DIUVIRY -COYER OYIR 20 " . ACRES OF SPACE ON COSTA MISA'S HARIOR IOULEYARD OF CARS. • , v r Prisoner Stabbed By Inmate SAN QUENTIN (AP) -A San Quentln Inmate wu ub- bed seven tlm<!I Baturday •hlle leavfnc a prloon movie ahowlzig, olftclals said. Patrick , Guheeo, ZS, was taten ln critical condition to Marin Cowey General lloopllal . for ourgery, Sao Queo!ln Capt. WUllam Mertie Nld Gui-roetlved ,., .. punctuM ·-ln the chest and bock. Merkle WI a r1W'd wJ1. ,_ lhe llltiblnc.11111 one Inmate --lo CUICody. ~~hMb9en'lollml. llld lhere,l..i been at leut !Ive otablllnp at the pri80ll till> Dl<Xlth'. Boat B.urns, J<:ills c::Iiilfl ,,... .... , ' l'eXtured IJdYesier double k1lits . ~'-'-­....,...._ -~troNhg.llO"-. 1.99Vll . ····••1111llooDC111t1•St. Wiit I·· IW2lSOOVidrr l'lt • • SO SEW. SPECIAL B.U¥S·.·: ev· THE 'YARD.,' •• ~~ 4/ 1 --· --" • , , SPECIAL Acrylic yam 4 oz.skein. 4 pty yam in asto1~-r1od"' colo<s. Machine washable, shrinli: resistant 66¢ . ~ ; TOllAIKl~M­ IAllWOOO Clr'1lo St. ..i m-ll'ld, ,, • DAILY l'ILOT AS DRY CLEANING. MOST SUITS, COATS, 1-PC. DRESSES. EXPERTLY CLEANED -6AREFULLV PRESSE ~ ....... hll llod •°"""••µ ........... ""''"" ... ' . I I I • I • . - ' I '-~ . .. . £t DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE . I I I • • • Ta~~payers' Vacat·ion? Anotber roundup ct mlnl...tltoriall: VACATION TIMI: Credit F1fth Dlltrlct SUpervi.oor Ronald W. Caspen of Newport Beacb with the you-tot· y~l-want.mlne quotatloo ol the week. "It -·t ~ rtpt that the kid& are off for !Ille!' week and not the adultl," he told fellow super· \'Ison In Santo Ana Jut week. Cupen, ol coune, 'was suggesting that Ille board take ca the "~ beglnnln& April 15. It would be as loglul lo U1Ume that all county em· ploy1!I should enjoy tile qme holiday. And while they're It It, the ~ ju.I might find a way to give the \uJ>IYlll'll alf. weelt off, too. · 'lbe board will ""41, later on Caspen' suggestion. Tbe oal.f pn:iper vote .IJ No. HARME.R RESPONDS: Several weeka ago, we took state Sen. John Hmner ol Glendale to task for his glow· In& letter ot ea<loroement regarding an Orange County man'• get.rich.quid: echeme. In response Harmer infonns us the endorsement letter bu been' doctored, is being used without his knowledge or oonsent and that he ls ''no longer willing to be in any ~y an endorser ol the gentlemen himself or bis efforts.' But he did write the letter. "Unfortunafely " Hanner writes, "those of us in political office are ' always exposed to being exploited when they extend their friendship and asoistance ID someone who .eema worthy and in need. I have learned a very bitter 1""9Qll which I shall ·not ooon forget.''. Harmer would find a \\lise means of responding to endonement reques1$ in this quotation from Abe Lin- coln: "For the eort ol' people who want this 10rt ol' thin~, tldl II the eort ol' thing that this sort ol people Will want. ' OVERKILL DEPARTMENT: You can bar<lly believe ·tbo -but It'• none other \ban the Rev. Billy Gra· ham and hil Christian tolerance is ttretxmd when it -"""* totte '°l'\C of rape. • .. ''.I think," said tho evangel~ duJing a South Africa cruude, "when a peno11 II fe<md lllilty ol rape ha should. be cutnted -tliat WO!lld ..,, lilm pnitty JJulek. .. The •r-for@-eye 'Pl!Uoeopby goes bock ,to the Bible, of course, but we were of the notion !bat .,c:!ety had advanced somewh•t ii! Its crl~unlsh'!'ent attitude. 1 TWO GOOD BILLS: Up in Sacramento, a couple of Items ol' le~on caught pur eye last week. One, illtrodu<ed by Aa.e.nh!Yman John Burton ol San ·Frall(:j9co, would 111ake governmental '.actlooa· null and void if the)r were takeil by an agency during a meet. ing whlcll violated the Brown Act -the state's anti· secrecy law.. ' The B ·• , Act -~ that ·dty <llllllCil8, oc:bool ~and the~. m'* meet In tj!e pullllc eye'. But sometimes they don't and~ mlldem~nor com· plaints •gains! violatoi:a Is tDuah. Tiie Burton measure would do a lot to ti up !lie public's right ID know. •• • Another bill ls aimed at ti\-stockbroken who re- quire women ID secure. their busl>lnda' pennl"5ion be- fore dealing i!l stocka and bonds. Men are allowed to do all the market manipul_atln_g they wish without their wives" consent." . Sen. Nicholas Petris of Oakland has introduced a bill giving women equal rights in the broker's office. It is a worthwhile and long overdue Jaw. , RIGHT ANO LEFT: Liberal Congressman Pete Mc· Closkey of San .Mateo drew few iears from fellow Repub- licans when1he announced he was withdrawing from the' party last week. Pete's been left of the party by quite a mark. And down here in Orange Coynty we have ex-con- gressman John· G. Schmitz, who quit ·the GOP for jusl the opposite reason -It's too liberal for him. Now John has quit even the American Independent Party and joins Pete tit the "disassociated" category. Now if they wi>uld join for"'6 :and form their own party ... ' - ' Mi' .~,,. ·' .. aa:Lt!DUllJ Sc}lool.: Prayer Goes to Senate Dea1· Gloo1uy Gus POWs .. Protest · Criticism I Rese1it Being Called .'Hostages of Propaganda' WASllmGTON -The long strug· gle to enact 1 constltutiooal am~­ ment pmnlttlng volwitary prayer m public IOhoola II ohllting to the Senate. Joining forct!I wtlh Rep. Chalmers Wylie, (R-0), author of lefislation that wu narrowly defeated m the last ~1 Sena. Howard Baker, (R· Tenn.)~ and Richard SChwelker, (R-Pa.), will Oit~r It aa an amendment to some other blll. Sllll Undetermined is the -tftea•ure that wlll be used for this purpose. &mate rules per· mil recoul"!e to abcl! parliamentary pro- cedure. W!tat would happen to such an amendment in the H°""' is conjectural. Rep. Wylie con- fidently feels It has a good chance o1 being approved there . ~lo aupport ol this view, the decorated World War U veteran cites the ~gnili· cant fact that In the lut Congress bis constitutional am en d m e n t legalizing voluntary prayer in public schools was bmJgllt before the Ro0se via a discharge peUUoD and won a deci!ive majority - 240 to 162. Kowever, while the 78-vote marem was impressive it was short of the two-thirds majority required for enactment o( a CONtitutiooal amend· ment. SENS. BAKER and Schweiker are spomoring oooatltutionel amendmen~ similar to Wylie's. As a con.sequence, m leglslaUve quarters they are now being refeind to as the "Wylie.Baker-· Schweiker prayer In public schooll resolutim." Sm. Baker, in lauding Wylie's long ba~ · Ue ror this leglslaUoo, stressed · the _u .. nature ol the drive. "I look forward to working closely with eong._n Wylie and !;en. Schw.iker and-the many other members ol both cbamben who _..i this hlghly im· portant Jqlalatlan," said Baker. "Nooe of the ,_ta of the prayer amend· ment have any pride of authorship. Our sole aim is to put It through Congress. "So !ar the punult ol this objective has led to a aeries of frustrations. It bas the support ol an overwhelming majority of the people ol lhe cbun&y. But the political system has proven doggedly unresponsive to this clear mandate." GOBERT S.ALL~ BAKER NOTED there have bten "near successfs'' in both the House and Senate, but eacb time the requ ired ma· jority ":~~ly mi ssed. Like ·sen, Biker. Wylie is baffled by . the puzzling contradiction of overwhelm- ing popular sentiment ror· voluntary prayer tn public schoo1s and fhe· failure of· £oogress to meet th.la maniftSt1· de- mand'.· The legislator noted that the school· prayer issue has been before Congress stnce 1962, when prayer in schools was declared unconstltutiooal by the 110-Called .. Warren Supreme Court. Similarly, he pointed out that popu]ar support for over- riding this judicial decree has steadily grown. "THE REASON for this phenomenon is not difficult to understand," says Wylie. "The American people want the right of, vollllltary prayer in public schools restored . Moreover, they will persis t in their efforts until they again have ii. That has been forcefully demonstrated by every public opiniqn poll on this is.sue. "The legislatures in a number of sta tes have indicated their overwhelming sup- port ol this proposal. It has been en· dorsed by clergymen from many faiths and deJ¥jminations. It was a plank in the platform ol ,tbe Republicao. party in 1964 and 1972. Of even greater import Is the multitude of ad hoc citizen groups that have worked and will continue to expand their efforts mobilizing public action in this regard." Wylie, Baker and Schweiker ~Ive a large, steady now of mall from all parts ol the country urging tbem to persist In their e!rorts to put through a coo- st.ttutional amendment . 'Ibey are particularly impressed by the number of letters from sciJoo!teocbets. "?l-1any of these teachers," said Wylie , "can't undentand why It should be il- legal to stop a moment and reaJgnize our Creator in a public school setting, why the Supreme Coo.rt should have held that was improper and Ulegal. They want _ ·such an artificial barrier removed, and it is time Congress did just that and stopped shiJly.shallying around." " ' If u,..1\.-ange groves keep disap. peariiJi as~they have in the past, do you~ they will chal)le the name lf.o ·~t CoQnty?" • • • • L. E.W. "" Burke Seeks To!il'~ht~n Check Laws , I .. "There are more than $500 million in bad checks being paSsed in CaJifomia eacb year," Assemblyman, Roliert H. Burke (&-Huntington Beach) told the Asoembly.Committee on Qiminal Justice wbkh •as bearing.bis bill, AB 264, aimed at ~ghtening up caiifornia's "bad.check" law. The blll, which was supported by the Department of Consumer Affairs and California Association of fndependent Business and opposed by the American Civil Liberties Union and California Rural Legal As.sistance, was killed in Committee by unanimous vote. Burke said tbjl.t, "by the lack of. con- cern shown by fie O>mmittee's inaction, AB 264 was oot ,ooly .kille<(. ~.ithe atti· tude which i,.. P<ini!lllelt the ,,.,,ctice to grow to almort epidemic proportions has beeil protected'-and pe!l>Otnaled." "Tbere . was a good deal of moUy-<00- dllng, mealy-mouthing, legal hair-split· !ling, in_ 1.h at comnµttee bearing," charged BurltO:' "Eltcuses were being made to;why ive llld jo be cai«uJ _,t pa.sslng IOWll whid> Wllllld make II ~ 00 d\4i ~ it -to 'lie' thal u oomeone if!oues· _a check without .eooug11 money in tile benk to ~ it. and ma)<es no honest e!foli.to make it good-the in- tention.is ~clear. "AB 264 may not have been the only answer which would have solved this problem -It would have [lilt the responslblllfy where it really belongs. Again -here is an example of the con· scientioos ·COl'ltUmtt being taken ad- vantage of, tWhile the bad check writer goes off scot-fret," concllided Burke. ; Finally , it appears, American POW~ returning from Indochina have earned the right to express their heartfelt apin- ions without further harassment from the left-wing press and members of the ~l so -called pe ace ( ;r . movement. The battle Wa!n't (!f ~ an easy me. It re-+$l'-./ quired specially can-• ed press conferences by prisoners w h o should have been pennltted' to ~(l -thO ttme-:;iti\ tlieii'taml!f .. ~ ····~"\ Nevertliele!S,'It'illi! nece;.ary ~ause< S-Otne '•\vmetiti 'ot '1\1('~~.~ ·m. sisted'tllat the POIVS'l.hl -washed by the American" inilit3ty e.Stab,Us~ent, used as P,Bwns of •propaganda and told how to orchestrate their cOmments to reflect credit on : the N i x o n Administration. ~ The first salvo of criticism was fired' by Robert Maynard, ombudsman for The Waslilngton Post, wlio wrote ·a column suggesting that the eniotton-<harged homecoming was "a militarily riianagecf event down to the · 1as1 'Cod · bjess America.' " - THE NEXT A'ITEMPT to belittle 'the homecoming was in a column by Shana Alexander in Newsweek magazine. She claimed that tbe homecoming was stage managed by 80-1'1\illtary public relations men wl1o had an a..tgmnenrto coach the POWs on bow to act and what to say. Miss Alexander went -()D to point-out that the POWs appear • to ·embody "precisely those moral qualities of honor: palriotism, discipline and pmpose which many ol us feel ·have largely disappeered from American life. _ "The penultimate irony may be that no one suffers: thll disappearance more keenly · than Mr. iNixo!' .bimfeH-" 1ben Mias AIO%ander eoocludes that the final iroll!' may be that' "after eight 'cruel yeanJ · u priltllera of war, ·they (the POW1) bave now betome ~ of 1 ~. prisoners of peace with' hooor.'' ' ' NOT TO BE OOTOONE, of c:oone, Fathef Philtp J . Berrlpp, the "antiwar ~st• wllo. served a federal prbOn senlence !or des!Jl)ylng ilz'aft records, we(gfied In with th!rftlcredlble statement, "We are p v er pub Ii cl zing the.w;fir criminals that ai:e-coming home. But what else could we, expect ftom the government but tr distort the trµe nature ' 'J. 1~ • ' Merry-go-round Vun~· N~eds Doriors i!i1!:;'~ llke 1i!'" in!~1~ Uiq1, a Wuhln~ Merry.<Jo.Round ~ tbe 1ta1d muaeums a n d niallunMntaontheMaD. Jt ~ Jeature the sweetest calliope music this 11\18 of heaven and the n>Oll roWcktnt anJmall ever to prance ln a circle. ' The di&nJl!ed curaton or the Smithso- nian bave alreed)' aequlred Amaica'• most tameua, most f1buloua ~ n>Wld. The .... ~ ..... buill ln1.-qebll tht Denllelt, ..... tlfln1l--wllo -for camtllelt wbal " the Stei!t"'11 _. for planol. °' A. Dentael ......... llllD. !lit IOO WUliam, loftnc!J btukl"""' 11*1 -. -. .. - • • • • > unctiouo iabbita and the most lovable pigs thal ever whirled round and f'OWld. The llen!ttlJ' proudest, tun>ol·the-<en- tury -~e displayed at Wood.tide Park in Pbiladelpbla, where t h e customers would come to "ob'' and 111h." Hlstotians and circus bulrs hive billed the cl>Udren:a maaterpiece 'al W\)Odsfcje as "the 11lo!t Joyful ca!TOll!el In An\erice." BUT IN TIME, the happy tanes of the calliope were sdlled and the oncb:mtlDI anJma!a Wtt dlsplaced by a boulln& P'l>- j«:t. -'Jbe merry"IO-round WU holed af moved to Loll& Island, tltm to Melt Jeney, lo the process, the buulllld beast& were bruised, bumped llld brokta. To preserve them, the Smltbooolan • I Instltuli!>" lxKlgbt them for ~looo In llltltl and ,stored them In an ancient bdck wireltotise in ·Massadlusetta. And there they have langdlsbed for seven "°"• their bright colont lading, thelr happy features cracking. , Now the Smilhsooian ...U!d lib to restore tbe deligbtlul aoUque and revlv~ the c:blldllb laullhtor it produced. While mpthers ·~ ogling the dreues ill the Presld<n~' wt.., , mt · fathers are ln- spec;linC the space capsules, the Smlthlo- nlan, woWd like to provide a."1Je ot the pt:ll foF.ll>e:.mall chµdren to 111Jo1. l.e8" .....,,..t budgeta, howlmr, have no funds for children'• cerroutell. IT WJLL 'co6T 18l;oiio to restOre the 42 horsel, ~ 10bblts, two pip, two 10011, :i& clown ~ ll·chsube and countless ICIDlhus leofl!I, Sllll -II ll80ded for , the 1,4!11 llcN'tolbtt aod the many mir- rors thal &lll>l and spttlle. '!be mec:halllcal po!U must be "1>&lft'll{ or replaced with handmade macblnery. A lranSl'arent, all-weather boustn1r~ ~ ell oo ml4Wlnter .i.ttora can.l<t tbe,dtll-. dten ride the -~ Asslltant Smithlonlall Secrel1r1 Chattes Blitaer has' repor1<d to •tho Dentael family that the Iola! -wcQ1d reacb '500.000. "UnlorlunatelYi' wrote Blltzer, "this is not U.~ ol p"'1«:\ for which Coogresll LI apt to'. apprwri,to funda. 'lbertfore, we bave been at· temptlnJ unsucce1Sftdly to find one or more donors who will piare our en- thusiasm and uclttment.-.... " The Smithsonian bas Liked us, as pro- prttWn ot the WQltJncbl ~.Qo. l\ound column, to help promote lhO .- Jed, Row oould wa rtsllt! ~ who havo labl>-tbtlr dtlldrell i.--WaabinPlll, or plaD lo con>e, or limply long for a-- good old da,. ol the tdOim calllOpe, ""' tnvlted to allp • dollar blll, or"""' .Into an mvolOpe and smd II to: Men)'.<Jo.Roulld, S m II h 1 o n I a n , WWJniton, D.C. lll60. BARRY GOLDWATER of the men? The returning prisoners are just what Nixon would want them to be, but they're going to have to_ come to terms with themselves." Is. tt any wonder the Maynard colwnn brought a strong protest from POWs who woodered . publicly why anyone would questk>n whether the statement "GQd -~'!~,ool,~~the be~, ''l'"t n..,.),. ··1 • I, Capt. Jeremiah.A. . .,.,.~n ~r., .a, who thrilled an entire naµon MU(bls emciUo~ packed staJement as the first POW to deplane at Clark Air Base in the Pfiiliir pines, told a specially called news ~ ference that the "one sour note irl oui homecoming was sounded" in MS.ynard's Washington Jost colltmn. He added that If Maynard really meant . what he said "I'm SOITY for him ai\d pray ~· O:ill come off it." CAPT. DENTON said that most Americans, judging from what the POW• , ' had read in the press and read in letters and telegrams, "see some sunshine." He added thit the POWs see a lot of s U D 8 bi De and suggested that Mr. Maynard "come' out and enjoy iL" It is.no wonder that returning priaonen were mystified by the attitude ol the Maynlfd-Alexander-Berrtpn t y p • 1 . Many of them le!t this country be!ore the whole bu!iness ol ridiculing the rnllitaty and downgrading pa.trilltism became such an important factor in what bu become known as the "liberal chic." Quite naturally, they cooldn'I Ull- dentarid lhat ---···of Ille medii:'ahd lMclWs ot I.tie a:nUwar ftl'l)J9'~ m<ill1 lust could not stand• to JM ·thlo men in uniform treated ias tho heroes thay ac· tually are. •Nor coold the POW• be .... pected to unc!ert!tand the revotullooary temper of the Nison haters In our socle· ty. But the attaclta on the Integrity l!ld lhe sincerity of the POW1 have dwindled almost to a stop since Capt. Denton and other POW1 showed that they haven!I forgotten how to flgbl. It is hoped that .., further aspersions will be cast oo one of America's most ahlning houn by liberal die-hards and antiwar soreheads. ' ' Will Th~ Nation F ost,er Ge.neration ·of Tomgirls? . ' Jumping to con~luslons: Some phi lo~ f~r ·we.""' wit· nesslng a reversal ci sex roles in our llOclety. µtile glrla .lfll · be!laylng like tomboys and their IDQtbers like i.m-m"'I as women ID generAI •J\ell!PI JI> ·acl more . like men. Me11, !Oo11 ~ bellnninl· to ..-,, the~ l!J .dnc·lllO!" like women. . , • .... , _ ~lntercbange'has gl!ne., !ar lhat ia, -· mai:rtages It is ·the busbend who )I the better coot and the wt1e ·who lmowl· more--~. One of the )>C'Oblemo t1!e 1lbole question ·-la -will our nut generatioo ofi young moles be like! Will tlley talte the trend even fur.. !her, ' and ...,..,e . the first generation . of tomgtrla Jn our nallaMI hblory! .Somehow the'ldea ol)lelns safeauarded by an anny w"°"' men. dO cniehelia8 while on sentry duty doesn't 1pfe0\ to ~• I [ HAL .BOYLE -, ): ~JI.WIED WOMEN are~~ to ~ fat than blondes or brunettes . ~?lwby, f0,Jbeaeme reaai tbllt red.. halred.cuu are more -., to mm than ore bloodea or brunettes. 'ftley ba .. ' a q0lclter metabolism. F.dltor'a )!Ola: Boyle bas been crazy about ...i.haJred 11r1a ever since he was · jilted by the one wM drew the llllCC>lld- best picture of a iamb In bis kin' dergarten class, · coNTIWIY to populer opinion, the two womeri on a ship cruise Who show up for diilner the lirst night out wearing Iden· ttcal dmlOI are more likely to """°"'" Jasl friends< than lmmedlate enemies. Ohly ,by ~ a ..... ol Jeminine huinor,,c:an t1tQ' aet a laugh baclt al the olber poMmtp:W who laupect at thein -·""-· Olnt81 COMT DAILY PILOT J!okrt N. l\l<ed, PllbluMr 1'1lo!Ms Kffllil, Edlltr BOtba"' Kmbi<l lidiloriol Pll{lt 'Editor ""' eat ..... ! ,.~. ol ... Q<lb> PUol IMkJ to lhlorm ahd IUmQo lat~ mden by ~dq th M11Jtptiper'1 o&)lnlOnl •n4 -. mtntan-~ toplea of 'ntdtw\ Uld .....,,.._,by...,... ... _ tor lhl ••111hJl °' '"" 11r•w otili.._ .... bJ '*a OiC 1111 ...,.. •••potattolbl nD'tlob---... !tpok-• -..,... .t .. dt¥. 81..,,., .... 21, 18'11 J • ~J, M-25, 1'173 OollLY PtlOT A, f y. American ·Indians Are Militant Again War Dru'!IS ~czlU>. Miseries ' Ot PQvertx, Utiem:p"loyment 111 JWI WAOIB C~riltian -M'Ollitor Sm>icc ""' DOboclr -Pl1ln& llllJdl II· tentiGol tile Arnerbi> . IDiliam - mllltut-apiA. 'Ibey captund Alcatrlo in tile -" "'· WVllded the Bureou ol lhdlan Alflln.buiJdlnC In WublllltOO in the !~ ti "IJ, bl~ It adler, S. Jl., and occupied Wounded Knee In the wlnl<j' of '73. • --~ rqlag tbe ,..,...11ou, lhO)' ,,.... blJalnea Id( over -11111 Y'"'" -'J1le "-" --.. bai> P!ot ..... than they IWl(e when,. In -· they aw the white Jiii" flrlt drive a . epi!te 1« till! ~i.i .rallrood into tbe Mother Ear1h Ill Ille las\ contury. ,,..,. .,. w 1 ... pow"1ll1 tban -craz,ilone wiped out Gmeral Qlller at . tbe Utlllo Big Hom, and lbout as delui.ed 'al w&en the s. ... tb Cavalry -Big Fool and bla band at w~ Knee in 18ll0. • · ! ~ tb9 lndtans, ure bu been downhill Ami - --all Ind!• -the new revival ol militancy. Maoy deplore IL But nearly all lllnrdly lden- tlly witb the reuons !« It. 'l1le 'lroay ol the !ndlan uprisings tbat are now making !rent·-cop)' Is !bit they are being V"1ted apinst ID ad- mlnlstrltlon !bit ... 1y 00 bad slflted the Indlaos out as a minority for special at· tention, bunaucrall 1"boo> -lndlinS -lfdeftd aymlloll ol the old potrcnizlllg buruucnlcy. ,,... followed ...... tbat set olf ..-.. up and down the ........... 1e14cnph. The admintstr1tloo policy was gofnl "°"'· '!be most respcoslble and conservaUve segments ol tbe Dldlan world began to react rint. Two .,1ntera ago leaden of maiiy of the !ndlao nations met at Window Rock, , Ari&., the capital of the Navajo nation, OmCIALS In !be Nixon ldminlBCntion and warned the admlnlstrltlon that the -they llnt eame to po-....-four situation was becomiDi intolerable. They yem ago aw the Amerioall lndlan.ao a demanded that the admlnlstrltlon turn rninorily 111 oould use u 1 sbowcale ~ a < -· 'l'lley urged the President to take .. ,. minority policy. lndlao• · were !be BIA wt ol the Deparlmm~ ol the benign. No !ndlan had ...,--...,, · Ini.rloc and put It Instead directly Wider rlollDi in • -111e1 _.. amen 1n hfi .... oegls. They demanded tbat .... numbm. T!>e adminlstralico. llgQrwl It lain buruucrats be fired oi\d others could lllrt from wbolo elotb, and reinstated, 'Ibey lhttatened to mar<b on perllapl cut • poUcy lhft 11on111y' could Washington. eolve the !ndlan prob)em In tllo country BUI !« a year and a half Iller the Wln- bul be !be guideline for deaJln& wltb all dow Rock summit meeting, !Utie bai> mpioritMs ~ pened. W uhington was no m o r e At • fint Oll!b !be Thdiaii' were ""J!OllSIVe . vuiclll !Grget K. They-\ be 1ble to lgrM OD auytblog.11 And only recently, when mllltant AIM Incllaos iJ\vaded Wounded Knee and look the town over, the chairman <t the Osllla Sloolc nation, RichaNI Wl)Joo, was livid. He called the invaders, ltllow Iniuans, "A bunch of Vlf..Ull and clowns" aod said be had a '"ding party or 81111 to iOO Indians ready to march In with guns and drive them out. THE MILIT,\NT lodlaos ~ Wounded Knee, for their port, just wrote Mr. Wilson olf .. ID "apple" (ftd 00 !be outside, white on the Inside) • But most other lodllDI, e""° thole wbo deplottd aoy llkeover or any militancy. couldn't but agree wltb the root ceuoe of lhe plObltm. -hadn't been -Their prob-i.ms, despite the -1nlstratlm planJ to make tliem 1 pilot Jnjocl In minority policy, l"'"' not only llDilolved, bul not even 11.stened to. • evU''llince. 'Ibey benme wanls ol,lhe sta1" l'r<lm once bavinf an lhe continent for their province they bave been driven back Into n.servauons !bat occupy only 2 percent of the land -among the most bamp aod Wlfrultful z percent. dellgbted wltb the proepect. And !be ad-'mlnlstraUon rot' oil. to 'I last atart.'The AND SOMEWHERE in that hiatus President spelled out an Indian policy period the militant "red power'' Indians And whit wu even mote striking, .the baton ot militancy, carried through the '60s by the blacks. bad now pasaed to red hand!. Even Wllll1m Kumtler, the at- torney or militancy. showed up at Wounded Knee last week -at Indian re· They have seen their water siphoned away. Their numbers have dropped below a million. In a nation of white af- fluence they suffer under lllJlsslve unemployment and poverty coediUons. They have signed 371 treaties with the white J1UUl and seen them all broken. Since Wounded Knee the American In· dlao bas been the most manageable of nllnorltiel. Stru,~!~· \on,,'.·~apifOl . J;lill By HELEN B. SHAFFPR WASlllNGTO~ -At !be heart of the current contest bttween. the~ 'ffresiderit and Congress is the q~ion of ac- countability -specifically . the ac- countabiIJty of those v.ilo goverp to those who a~e governed in a democr~t{c socie- ty . Richard M. Nixon ia being accused or asswning powen that belong to the legislative branch of govervment, the bcanch most open to public tcr11tiny in its day-to-<lay d<liberatloos and hence the most accountable to the voter in jts ac- tk>ns. Qmgressional performance contrasts with the solitary decision-making of a Presiden~ • >yho ts rarfJ,Y · WJ!fer ,allY oblli•l'On Ip ~· w)IU,nypoe Of ,, .. , to,&W• adYOnoe llenl\!s.Ddw lillin&!I!}> li-ol;lll\OllleulQutl im~IQ,th .. DftjoD,; PruldetJll ,ar1 "11<COW1tab1-in !be ,_. thal Ibey usually. C8MOt sll<:C<e<l<lor ·long ln the exercl:ie of power. unless they can count on the support. of a wide majority of the clilzenry. Normally the lnatrument or popular restraint on an over-reaching Presi.dent is Congress. But a daring or detemilned ·President may .appeal to the nation over the bead of Congress and overcome its mi.stance. • EDITORIAL RESEARCH . .. • • 'A PRESIDENT .......... :ny acll at some distance· from ah'ect aocounta6illty to !be p0ople. Tile aie with wblch Amer~ r~ard the p-es~tlal office seta up a barrier to communication. Tl1e complelil)' of thO -witb wblcb a President mlll\ deal today mcoarages a popular Wldenoy lo let the man at the toP make the big decisions without ot> jection. To many-pel'IODI; It ts downrilhi unpatriotic to criticize' bim, tspecially wben bis aotloos ln'fO!ve relations willt otbet.com!Cries:• ,1 !1>"'·11.. 1c...• dodceti aliou! 'atmllftablllfy m ttie Nix"!' Jl!frnl!liNAtiol> ""•nates in !lira•· ~ 'Jtliin lbt''l'i-este¥'"';; "'"""'ltldl\' lo sel:feiW',Bi(d iblii' ' ' 'f,..J"i¥ a "la~ ~ . '.' . appn>acli to decls!bii-maldng. ·'lb;'; concern reached a high j~el l>etween his Spectaeular i:e-elect!Og victory In November and bl5 ln- auguraUco on JllJ!. ;io. During that 11>- week lllterval, Nixon ill bul diBappeared' froln public view 1. No public explmatioa -made " bis ilecislop to -the Respe..ct Yourself First ' ' J . . ~ ' And Others Will Follnw ' r .. ' \ ' I •' \ii•t l: t , \ ~.J j It is not easy to love the world. It is ,_ _ _._ ..... _.._'--..._..r.......,:• just something that must be done. As the sporting tads say, it's the only world we CHABLES McCABE got. · " Consider the general ten;ns of the deal. :.._,. __ ..__;•..,... ..... ___ J Except for nat'ure itself,: .practically .,, ' everything we live in and about Is a pack. WAR AND PBooRESS ar; the wont. of lies. These lies are usually called by ol '<i•r Iles. Tbey are ilao, apart ll1lm rather grJDd names. birth and <lealli, !be pllme·uta ot our '!be bigger !be Ue n· ' : . livest 'Jl>e7 'are ca-enoiiflb for the the grander the . .. .. '~. • d(epelt" despair, k> tboee who oee their name, ls the general tdlllc mendac!IY. Yet tljO-and the rule: These lies are best<Jf men, Wldle aware of the Jolly lliey variously, c a 11 e d inl!tblt, rejoloo Jn Ille and ~ !ta theories, religkms, emf· with ne. "' , • ll!litnpeacbable facts , These, ~ have" Utenlly - eternal verities; and I through the lies ol their life. 'ftley llavo most ootrngeously of leanled to ....,., to ""'"Pl the ~ all '1be Tnltb. • and -their OWi oature. ""'°""""" ls a 'Q>e lies are quite oft~ hip-blown word ,nJcll bu acid. oonnotalloru Jn ways by which man explall!,\_t~ apo!ia-IOll!e Clrpes, especially revolutlo-1 Uon of nature -both withlq -and and young c1":lel; but mil), tt IS all in the w0<ld outside. T~ Dtlr gmlesl , ,... • ., got. Thi Jlnalil)' of the rule waa • current lie. It Is called .,,......., It statai by, H.G. W!lla balf a cenwry ago, begins l\'llh cutting down I ~-";>,tree ts "Ada)ll 6r perilb llOW as •ever, II a livin,, end lovely thing, vlbr!nt I~ ILielt, Dll!!t"'s inlY1table Imperative." nourlllllllf lbe earth arouod. ,A tree 18 ~ "liiltber dn8d ywr ~day, nor 1ooC !ully Juatilled creat19D. -ror li." 'l'bole ln the words ol the Lalla MID WlfAT 'DOES l'NiP ... l..qo1 poet, l!larlta,1, 'lfiey esjJrfll, as well as t-! Dead -dilellj, ~ =.,.1U!t = ~~·o1: ,.itb 1111 oon, whi<h will be tol'!I down baJll!!' 1lllD m 'ldi 1a1or ~ a11er the belon tllelr ume to J!!VVlde for: oilier · '""'" bolt!• wt111 m ii• dad -which will --Qalll be .... . ' made from Uvtng Veel wltb .-whlcb "llllEN Au. !lie ............. -tx· -.rethe_,.~<ttbet0U.J.tlhll ~ IClod -er 11161ctod ·-the to the pd!()( ...,...1111..we bave the i!eceo1C111 of pur endle. Ibo ..noua cootlmloul --<t u,e'Nollooal -· whlcb ba9011Utultod us, Ille Auoclallon ol l*l-te Boltds on thla ~ IDd' -wbldi -Uke point. _ final ......,, for a flletlnr boor -we And what of man'a !nntr aalur'e, that .,..,,. to the lmowi,dp !bit the whole of otreuctb which caa 10 eoally be called """life Im t-1 ICCOl!llDi ounelva as v1rurce! llow' do we handle It! Wltb wt ore. Oap, aod -cbloi bands, and biller 'lllat ICCtflllnc<I II wtll"'8med aelf· tribal me11W1111. We tllTll the atreneth -1-Thia sell ..... !*118 the end of 1 11•1n91 ~ -our patrlota point long llnlal• wblcb brlnp 001 tha bat in (lngers 1t. $\' _.. our lnttte.11, lhe y0t1, ond lllo.bell-., We. 'Illa~ a !bey patrlota •l', wltlcll means they oppose uoed to oq. 'ta lloe tlcbl! the patriot'• interats. To IC<l!pt 'II-I !eor .miever "°"'"' Alter lllouaanda of years of tbe human I.! ..-name lor loVt. 'llllt aell- uperl...,. have qot 1..,.,..S not to ..epect which =ouraelveo late or '111. We ha-·~ '""111 -'lllor9 -, ttJfO..., ... Gii 111 WI ... could banllJ be 1 ""'"' lllnal llllure for to _.,, It Is a tldnc-u you a speelos, <me would thlnk. "'"" ... reopoct ;ounelf .. 1GU ,..id ba'lt walk. ft Wilk wt11t ca1n and A1ie1 llll1. otberl reopoct '°"' rou will .,.. e11ier1 '!be ftral commandment la 11111 an Im-u t11eJ WIJtlld lie I.ta! lt:r ,_ '!1111 11 pend!"---• lho-tlope, •-tt II -.. Ir)'. ' " I bombing ol North Vietnam on Dec. 18. President Nixon and bis aides later j..Ufied bili silence as necessary to bring ceueoflre .negoUation& to a saUsfactory conclusion. Since the cease-fire an- nouncement on Jan. 23 ·the figure of the President has been very much in evidence in the news media. He has taken a number of opportunities to acl- drea.s himself directly to Congress and to the nation at large. The essential Nixon style Ill the presidency bas not changed, however. 'Ihe President is still given to taking a<tion on his own in both forelgn and domestic mattm. Advance OOIDld- lnp ""' ruely heard and newl leakl are mjq!ma!.'mxon still tends to act firol 11\d ~later. · AS ~ON between the' executive -~~-ol ... ~ ..... t ts. the earl; weeks f the ,;;\;93fd =.-fl,~ ~VI~ tba\ 11\e two • were, ~Di dJffF.!!ll """f!!lllons of the pr.lDC!pl~ of acoouDl&billty. These cllf. ferenct\I e-sed Wltb In c re a s In g sbafll1cal Ill the ~-war OVl!r Im· poundment · bl approprlatecf I u n d s , governn><llil ~tlno, executive prlvllqe, and ~tlal war powers. Seu. Sao : J. ErylD Jr.• (1)-N.C.), chairman of the Senate SU11cnmmlttoe oo Sepantlon <t P......,, -NIBoo of a~ to male leglllaUve policy altlJlialb C<irJ011 • II .,.,stitutionally .. _to lbe cltlD!m fir carrying out 11iat obligation.• Crill<s ol N"l1'lll'• impountlmeot poucy say his reluaaJ to spend certain fllllds ai> proprlai.ed by Congress appears to be directed toward" a sblft Ill government social policy,· clrcmn...U.C tbO will of c.o_.. 'l1lo lllrllggle betMdl Coogms and the White, House 18' eentral to the principle of~ becauoe power in goymunent rests ultlinately on the power of the pllr!e. ' Nllon apparentiy "'\l!:' t be ac· COlllllabllity -in a ~lff.,..t light. Llke ·pnvloos Presldenta who defied con- fl?t'lSlmal ett.dl•to ...ira1J( erecutlve ~ he~ be bas • l!lllldote to act hi' 'Ille -14. °""lteU. llo aid, ta the. Jnlfnmieal-ol ~ipl!lcial Jaierestl, II '"!bore lo Oll!y .. place-Ill lhll -mml where IOIDebod7 1111 gal to speak not fer the >poclal --the Oonsrfll ·r.-bit fDf Iba _.1 inteielt," be 8lld. 'Dwre 'WU no ~ !bat the ...... place" ..... lbe te H~. .~· . TRE NEiib tor a lll!'onr cldel e•· ecUttve ls .,idely ,,........ct 'Ille prol>- lem is bow to bold a ~ lllOre ac- eountable wlll\out loa et.-elftc:llve ... ,i-1 leader!blp. Proposals !bat the Untt.d Sta.. Odopt a parliamentary syst'eJ!i, d Iii llrltain, bave ariaen ~ Ume to Ume In years past but ~ver received popular suppot1. B a r b a r a 'l'llclunan, the historian, has suggested a ".dlreclcOrate'' ot m na11ona1 leellers be elected' u a llate <and wltb a rotating • dwrmaiialllp -a 'pnipooal IO ,novel II bas yet to ~ve serious cuwlderatlon. George E. Roedy, a former aide to Prelldent Jom-., would Ub to cut awlY aome of the prolj!ctlve tcreenlna tltat *ill I Prelldent olf "fnim the -flow" -___ .. '11111 ....... he ta1d, lends to encourace • oeme of· omnlpOf.ence In tho man ..mo bolds the top ~-To many, the free press .. ma1ns !be chief me1n1 of holding I !'mfdent AC«l<J111abfe bat ft, lib Coogresl, Is ltr1lpllnc to retain the rtgllta 1c<On1iil lfbJ the Oooltltutlon. Quotes Kfl1¥11 J-, Jr., Sta•t•rd :.::· of ~ -"What'• -e about ~ hlllllcy 18 oeelng llUdllila dbcover ~ of thellllelves by studying cmtrutliil' IOCfdlel. ('Ibey) rellfu tbal -11 • bonwi pr-. 'l!f.tb a double edp, .llrll H )'Oil -. violence II llkeo pqdlOIOslca1 toll on the1 ,..pe11.-..,.. II-Illa 9'dlm.' stresalng a greiiter todian band tn run-of the American Indian Movement ning tbelr own aHaln. (AIM), moved Into the VQid. Beginning with the occupation of the BIA building AN, INDIAN was named commissioner ol Indian affairs and he brooght other In· dlaos Into top posts In the BIA. And the admlDlatration .began to implement the new policy. But then just as quickly it all became another broken treaty. ltogm c. B. l'dorton replaced Walter lllckO! u Secretary of the Interior. And he brnugbl bock into Indiao allaln F8t :Piil£ c.-ro R ·~ ~ in Washington last fall, they have been leading a new Indian militancy. And It has split the Indian world. One ot the albatrosses tbe Atnerican Indian beani is an inability to agrte with him!ell. Al one young Indian in Gallup, N.M .• after the lnvasion of Alcatraz said: "lf there was more than one Indian In the in- quest . , There could be no more certain sign that militancy is back -borne by the minority that was suppo!ted to have been the pilot project to end all nllnority unrest. " Editor's Note; JIJCk W411gh ir the Monitor's SoutJt.wc1e bureau chNf and an aulhorit~ cm /ftdfml •ffmra. Food Production . -. - ' . World's · Problem NOJW,AN . \. COUSINS : Over the centuries, the main com- petition of nations in the world arena has been for control of vtt8t resOurces - gold, silver, manganese, c 0 pp er, petroleum and so forth . The comng "'.struggle may ·be over food. In fact, food sbortagea may be lhe largest single faC- tor in international Politics during the From 1969 to 1971, rloe productiop had been rising rapidly, thaob in Iara• port to the applicatloo of new · apicultural • tecbnlques. In recent months , bowevet• there has been a ' sharp decline -again ..,qc-,:.r.\ < "For Petll's safce Pa&ick. rm $till w.ltlng to''-.. Taxation N&r·-~ i Cheaper ;With.) I R~presentatiml. By WILLIAM F. AJlllOGAB'1' · Anoctaled !'ml Writer WASHINGTON _.It coslB taxpayers an average of $188,000 a year to ~·a representative In Wasbington and p.y for his office ctalf. Senators come IOll!eWhat higher, ebout lnQ,000 each. •' Tooe basic costs include the fC,500 BMUal salary of each of the 100 oenlton and 431 representatives ~ delegates, plus staff payrolls. EAql HOUSE member is allowed about $1115,000 per year to pay up to 16 GUEST · EDITORIAL~ .. employes In hi• Wasbfnaton, •"" district olflcet. .,.... .. A senator'• clerlcal aDOnnce vatiel ...,.rdlng to !be she of b!B:lllle, ian&li>a from 1327,000 to $486,llllO per ynr, Wttli no celling co !be number <t ~ bul I lop Oii tbe salary ol bll Ila. I llaller. CUmnily the top II .$1$,lllO !« !be Senate and about•IU,11111 (or the House. Not an members 111e. tbeir total lllowance. The Ulluoed balance reverta to the Treuury. • BASIC COSTS In the legislative ap- propriation bill enaotecl last year in- cluded 162 mUllon for oalariea of Houae· members' office Ital& llld 12CJ,{ mllllon for !be aa1aries and travel allowances of members. ·The appropriatlnn f ~ r senalors' otlice ltaf& wu $34.1 million aod fU mlllloo !« amators' aalaries and mileage. ~ • Frlnp 1-ftll 'llhlch odd to !be-over· all ooel .,,. rinllllllt COOgress lnclade: -~ or free, mall ldr ·ofllclal correspondeoce. The estimated cool !or f1lcaJ )'Mr Jl'IS __ $21.Smllllon for both ~ -Stationer)' allowanceo of M,llO per ,.... per ---for the purchul ot of. llco lllPPllet at -rat... Not all membn ... thla allowanoe. Somo dnlw It la <Uh. .-TELEPHONE and lele1r1ph !lllowancn amounting to the equivalent of lll,IOO mlllutet of long-diltlDce taDdni or llO,lllO Wll<dt <t teiecnma for ew:ry two yeon, plus unlimited ~ calla In "'elna houn and all day oo -10ends, on lw.d J!OVemmenl lines for J'191'UeDtatives. The ·long..ilslance allowance Is the -for an members, whether lhey llvt bl VJrclnla or CallWt'llfa:. . Life Insurance, health Insurance and retirement aMUIUes are available for aoy member desli:fnl! them ancl ~Ing par1 of the, coot, up ·to e!giil .,..mr or. """'i:f: 1or the retlreiiien£ erocram-Thl .,. .......... l1llliUIC up to ... • , ... for aiemJwl o( Coo&reu wbo ba'n ....i 11,_,. or mora. l ---A.~Cel"am· pie la tile effect ol the crop failoreo lost yeor In the Sovie< Union. '!be corWuc- Uve role played by the Soviet Union fn. !J!!l'llU8(llnc N o r t h Vietnam to come to r •• t.e f l'I\ I wij:b ~I .1\,0 Unji.ed • ., as rovtll ,.as· lhe,uptuin .in relftlollf>,~tween jhe United titates aod · U,$.S.R., may be largely the result of the dl9"trous Sovlet crop failure in 1972 Grain ~uction alone waa off by mor~ than 13 million tons. TIU• may have been the principal factor In the dectalon of !be SovJet leadera to reverae tbetri historic policy and to put their natural reaourcea up for laje !n reltlnl !or wheat and agricullulaJ equipment. Of orinclpal ln- tereot 19 the Ameriwi people Is !be fact that we will be able to Import natural gas Imm the ~ Union In help ·mee1 our mounting energy needs. The ~liUcal impllcatlons of thla aitua· lion are' almost beyond ~alcula\lon. The 1972 RUS!lan crop failure. may ba'{.e done more to unbend the rigid Ideological stance of the Soviet Union too,vard the Weit In general and the United State• Jn ' partlclllot' than any comblnatl<ln of otber factora. i t' U)e Soviet 'Union 1$ only 90e of~ a la e ntlmber ot n~tlons ..,., ~ WI oerloOs food deficits. Throughout ' Alla and Latin America, the food &UPJllY I~ d~aslng whlle popii)allqn Is Jll' er~. "' • THE NUMBER of mouth! in lbe--ld bas Increased by IO percent j11st in !be i..I IO years. During the same · time, food reaerves bava been . llaadlly decl1nlng. Wheat for uport in Ille -Id 18 now below llO million l<X>I -the -level In 11 yeors. World wile1t J!l'oductlon In 19'12 was S pereent' under 1971. Rice, the principal' Nod ol '!nost of the world's people, 11 now In sllort auj)ply. the result of bad weather. · To make matw'I -man1 d >lbe· C<JOOCrles wldd\ \IMlllly aport rloo have lhemoe!V<ll been llanl hit. C b ID a, Thalland, Nepal, It.ly, Brull and r Venecuela 1111 have~,,.,_, production during the past year. Tb8Ualid atone wlU have one-tblrd ltf rice avau,!)le~ for e~part Utl1 year t Jul. 1 Nepaf <.nd Br)lill, u,u~lly set , are now !:'l;\be bl!Yero' marke\. ' w~'fAOED LANDI 1tke Vietnam and Bahgladeab .,. fir shori tJ \!>eir rice needs. Unhappily, th1 )>rice of if.,. hai been climbing st .. dlly. The nation• !bat need ftod !be ,...i are le.,t able to af- ford !be prtC<! hike. . . 1be two largest u:porters of wheat in the • ""lid .... the Unli.ed ·-and ' ean.ia. ""' prodlgloUs lt<>clpfl.. of groin ~ corn-lq the Unli.ed Slates of1 only • !"" .yeaf1 ll(O bavo been rapidly diminishing. The United States has oow reV<rsed ils position of the post to year~ . and .ii encouraging farmers to grow au the wheat they CID; Ca1111da is doing the same. . But even u.nck:r optimum conditions, the. United J;j,at°' and, !'.'nada do ,':\ have unlimited alilllt)' In belp a ' famine condltlOns In many par11 of the -Id. One lhiDi lhe United Slates moot certainly can do 18 to give l)lgh prloritY. to lta ·long-lelm food planning. At Ibo ver)r~least, we '®lht 'Jo put 1ncreaed em· phislt on the -atlon of our lond al\d' ave It from bfli!J'~vered over by a , oupot of CllnOnl and ~ from """". to cout. ' It la necessary to recoenize that !be productJon of ideq•ate food 18 a world · problem. More and lllOI•, the human race 111 confronted with 1he challenge of• planttary 'Plannlllg. Otbl!l'W!Be, t h e lnlman lpecles could' be cauaht up in poO!I~ COtWUlslom '""'"" Out of In-I sufficient food, nhau,stion or raouroes t and environmental breakdown. I • 1 - ShopliftersNeedLove, Too ! Women shoplifters rarely st ea I .----------~ neceqltles. Wbat they go for moatiy, ( ) crlmt sludlet Indicate, Is the sex appeal L M. BOYD •: I 1tulft Like , ~·· le~. laricy · pants. This !Oadl eome awlft IOl!olartito· • · ....,_..,......; ______ ,,,. believe !bit the girl wbo poctelo sucb • J witboul poymml mlPt bocl: 11 off H ber German Null lied Jew1 lhere. I'm IOI'! love Ille_.. a Utile~~ ~=~~;;·~-=' WHAT I FiND IO curious •bout a the now injultlces. Mla>1e ot womeB, °"'' ::"1t1 ~ notlllll'Vli.: ploltatlm of the Lau~. one! the Iona -· witliout OllllrimlnD "' tho blaclll, -"9 -three : ikrt ~ ' bl tiering, but not u awfUI as mad metbodlcal IDUUCTt. JUI! Iha mm>011 ther bow !mg It .. ltaell ol all !bit cmuigt ltill -- qulreo to ftll&ln lta !be --a( ..... leatber7 oltr complete heelth II IOUls and whitens their knuckleo. A !ICI: ..,.... to -. "r-~ .At AuJcllwit>, seven typewrltm went t f 0111 h · clacldty clack nlgbt and dly to keep <1ll' tbat'• ~ mlnutM, rout the l\eatb !Oller. WAS llEPORTllq that lhe -Spanish JOE NAMATH, Peter I Folk, Poul conquenir Hornando Cortez wu tbe fil'lt Newman Ind Jackie Glea .... SUcb be tha man In the Westorn WOfld to brand cat-celebrities I'd like to see tocether· ~ AmO>r= ~rlbe bl1 brand. =1\"f~~ ~ ~ .r:.1:- hODi around pool rooms as kids "9YI :':!'! ~ If $1-soon tllln.30,000 1u Bet on Fa))., lnolden1all1. wbl8km ... ,... ~ ,..,-~ bec11ec1 tbao ~-I. "HOW MUCH ~ CID a a1ncJii: ··---bee earl')'!" . f 'Bma\ICST ~\': Auacb1!1tz A. i\bout llalf of Ill '"'l&bl· Abo, a It. llAftla llll ... -!~ will not recaJI. ~ bee. Too flip! All rl&bt. ( f 1 1 ~'':'' ·'-'J'...:.· '11, f . DAILY PILOT For the Record • , , . ,,.._, ~· DksoltltlOtls • •rr:;· c.ro1... ,,..,.. ..,.. MkflMI ii:'!~"" i'I: ·5=1· ~ "tl:,..: ,, :Z::: ,.,7'i. M~-J:k to,,_._~· ifi+.t!';:1"fi. v1r:/Ot:'H. Olf~·l,Jfl!O II fuobtll'I J, =It I.. 1n0 1" ~llt. ~ -9."'1 V'~"ll!·'"t" '"· ar:\r;;: 0.Yr,.mr: 1iid ...,,.rNrll nnauf'r COUllTv ~~ Lii* l"lfW •nd Alvln """""' n l J llerNr . Mllllllo. flldlce L •rid Fr•llk Jr. Ktlotai.1, P.irki. AM~ ~~~l:i~"t,;~ tl'~1::.9r1. ~ ,..,.....,.,.. c.n "11-,_, "· ... ..,, ... ~ Sad-l1eh·. ack ~. .l8f-_,.i T.,..,..1 'i.I. T-•-· M-!!'J~· ~'""*a;; J .. 11. ~~ei::I ~~L-I.ink Opened 111:-. Ct1rhtlM o.+e St.YeM and Oert-wll\f1~~--lto JNn and SldM¥ l'rwd. EL TORO The South ~· w1lli.tn Mowric9 ltlld Mhlkenl ,,. - ..-... ~ MkhHI ..w 1<1,,...., Cowlty Se"1ce Area Offtce 1..-1,.·· ~"' o. -:;f 11t-'tl1 Scott. bu been opened in Royal Sav· 1 , T°"""r 0 ek' 91\d J01nn i ~':'· 01t111!e Gent 1J'ld Cirol ngs and loan building in El ~1r.-:1· 11 ... G. 111 •nd Mir!• E Toro to provide 1 i a I s on AM' Wu l1m Slclner •nd 1"1trki. ~een the OQWlty and the s.w.il. s"'ron ...,,.... H1na1.,. •nd ._ Saddleback Valley 1111 LM. • Ountt1n, Tl~1~n~:c'J:' r,:11111m Lton. • 'J'be Office in lu1te 200 in the Ootrr. 11rblr1 J. ind A:it L. bulldlng at 23861 El Toro Road '"I'll(' Erntll P. llld fflff'll M. I h d "°"'' flll, MartM o . 1na t11rv w. a 80 serves as ea quarters How1rd, Cltf• F•Y 1nd tell1rd Lei. for the Saddl ba k • -S'fi'jlll, L1ur1 L. 1nd Emmtfl l'r1ncJ1 e C ~-oi::I Ir~ JOlfl A. 4nc1 J1rnt1 G. · Coonilnating Council (SAu..;J, Mr.,-;u.i. Loh c1111c11u• ind llloblrt It is open from 2 p.m. to 6 '~I .. w11111n, J•nwt '"" ••r•• p.m. weekdays •. l.JJu1se Got· ~~.~MW,' :If T.,r c1 terdam if of flee Becre\atY. H""."". SUMn 1<1r ,'::'J:"'" cnn. A meeting room that will ~Tck·.:::frnJ~nt!r."~~ A. aocornmodate 15 person! is r.::·r-"'" li;"" 'ai' \\,l".. port of the county-0pmted ol· 'r.::in Liii #lfA • Gwtt flee. ' I•- • Seasonal single knits. You ~~n on.ly wear them spr~ng, summer and fall. • • ' • ' ' ' Shift to ltripeL Preferably or alngle knit polyester to wear ju1t about any time at all. We do them up wtlh buttons or zlppera In 1p~ngy lf'\adel fot half afZtl 141'1·24\'I. For Juat '17 i;..;.._. ' -,, ' ... -, ,----~· .... ----...... Baker JoiJf;S' Four $64,500 Suit Service Pin Awarded • In Sea Crash ' NEWPORT BEACH ~ wile, Gloria, at 57'11 ll<esb<n Robert A. McRae, a Newport Drive ud bu nve cbtJdr<rJ, Name.d w Boord . B<ech mldenl and director of llefore jolJllnc tbe public SANTA~ -Tllo "*'• lboJ.os Angeles Public Wotts worb tUI! Ill Los Allltlel, delcrlbed In an Onnp County Bureau of RJcbl of Way ud Mcllae -II a civil Superior Court lanult as bl•· Land, bu -I~ a t;.year OIJC)Deer for the old Pacific SANTA ANA -Onn(t ,...,. i11tO lepl ,~ Ing "1UbltanUally impoirod aenoice pin from, the city, bis Eleclric Railway, u an oil Cowlly Supervilor D av 1 d !day I. , , llCU!Ues" wbon their ~aftl?"'M"'c"'R.e.;:;;'=58'=, ;;;bi;ves="wi"'tb==;;;h;;;un;;;ter=. ======;;;; Baker bu beta appointed, Baar, reprS.nu., !ho,... •nwhed into a fishing v-1 akmg with .two garbaio com-ond ~ dfllrlct in from °'!'•Y's Locker In pany executlvet, a Los perts ol Huntington , Beach, Newport Harbor were sued Allleies city councllmon, and Fountain Valley and Garden Thunday for 164,500. C:USTO!tl UPHOLSTERY a BUpervllor from O>otra Grove, W{LS appGintod . by 'Davey's Locker, Inc., names Coslfl county 19 the new Govem<r Reagm In lle8 to a Jamea Ronald and aifford Califomla Solljl W I I t e Study Council • Oil EnvJron. 8echrtst in the actlclt and ManagemeDI Boord. mental Qoallly tO ...... the ldent!fleo them aa tbo two "" Bomo SPECIAL SALE 6 Ft. St•ndord Sofa St38 ~QUALIT"f l'A•JtlC • U.IOJt INCLUOIPI COMll'LITI 6 Ft. St•ndard Sol• in Valvtl Sl89 , Work GuaranMed-P'rM lftlmattt IMkAmtriAtll PHONE l»GCIU COMl'J.•TI The a~ """' an-enYlnJrm\ental Condition of occupent1July11, 1'71, ol the nounced 1u1 WMk by floothein Ca1lfonft ·' v....i "Sea Q't!lt ll." Governor Roalld Reasan,,-~~~~----~~~--==~==..::.:::.:::..~~.2::====================================~ under prorillom ol • .... state law .-Ill lnlnrtn( ecologlcallf-bandllnl of oolid wute. Tl>e board will Mariner Soccer Teams One-Two NEWPORT BEACH -Two girls' soccer tearn1 from Mariners Park took the top two spots in a recent Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department ellmlnatlon 'tournament. Marlnerl ScreamJnc Yellow 7mlUn and Ma!1ners Sun- donce KldJ, both ·coocbed by JO'fce McCorthy, pl..,..i first .and """'°d respectively. • . -> .... ... '. •\' Wrive. gone soft on ruffles, long on· fashion. .. • ' • • Scoop neckline. softly ruffled, takes the plunge in brightly printed Arnel· triacetate jersey. Demurely sashed in back, you a1 1 over. S~ 8 to 16. - ' ' ' • • ; . ' • • . ' • We ~vS~~!J~~.for. r ~ Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following atcne: JCPenney · We know what you're looking for. Shop SUnday noon to 5. P .M. at the foilowlng 1torea: • • s FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington S..ch (714) 892-7771. HARBOR CENTER, Cosio Mesa (714j 646-5021. I • • fASHION ISLAND, Newp'ort Beach (714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTeR, Huntington Beach (714) 892-7771 . HARBOR CENTER, Costa Mese (714) 646-5021. • B~oard lndnstry Facing Major Crisis in. IA County_ , 'l'JiobiJlboardlndUJtTy, alNldy Ill nlrul lo - pull " Soulhorn Ca1ilornla, Dell month will t... the inoot lmportut crisis to date In 111' otnJal• for illlrVlval. , '111at'1 wbeft a proposed ael \II new~ for outdoor ildv<rtlllng -before the Loo Angeles Cowity Board of &lperviaors, • _Thole n e w restrictions wouldn't be nearly m severe u the onea recently imposed In Sin Diego and others under ~1. ........... Southenl Cllllornla cHJes, but tbe)' could aet ID' important precodeot. "We're the industry's last hope," O.K. Olrlstemon, the Los Aogelea Counl)I planning director, aald In an il.terview. 0 If we get restrictive, the c!Ues In our county and the other counties In Southern Ca1ilornla will probably follow suit." €• • ' .•• , l ;_f'\ • . . • :l..$ ,., ~ v '"'" r .· - I what you'r~f call us for custom and matching d~ries. Tafk about CQmpatibUltyt Our custom draperies and matching bedspreads are Just made for each other. Give our CuStom Decorating Service a call now, an.~ we11 ' rush right over with fabric samples and :;: ctecOratlng ideas, for free, to helP ypu put together a pair of real go-togethers., Penneys CIJSlOm bedspreads with mita.. Ing draperies-the beginning ·Of a lovely relationship. ·z. •• ~ Call.1'11111119Al-~·ig" s.r.lcolllil_,il• .. -.. ~ ........................ ,. t Fwnllurl,•p ···-••"'-· JCPenney r • W. U-whM you're looking for. .. ,. Shop Sunday noon to S P .M. at the following atol'M: FASHION ISLAND, Newport 811ch 1714) 6«0 UIJ. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntl~on hoch 17141 192-7nl. •127X -·----•"-#O. . s..d.ly, M""h 25, 1'173 DAILY PILOT Pentagon Employes Pilfer Utensils OUR SUNDAY HOURS &oath Coast ?lua ale. ? ave~ %on our great sou • 1ng ' • stefi ~amponent ' . . ' ' . • I "'·---"' -· • I Save3195 11og. 1s1.95, s.1o s121. Jc,...., 3 pc.• lrack -ployer wtth All/FM-FM.-rodlo. Radio flas FM stereo indicator light and lighted dial. 8 track tape player has pushbutton crhannel selector, lighted channel indicators.)Solid·-1Ble chassis. ~ fttt . Save41~ ..... , ...... -l15L JCPtnntJ 4,... --i"'d .,._. Solid &tale Cllallli, AMIFM-FM otereo tuner, 4,lllde controls, BSA rtCOl'd ....,_ With 4 epeed tUmtablt. ' I • / • Save71 95 llof. 2",95,.Jolo $22LJCPenney 3 pc. ,._ I ~t lytlem W..lth CHMtt•. AM/FM-FM .....0 tuner, full size turntable, 10 easY"to-use eontrofa, cassette recorder"Player with automatic lhut-off. Wal9ut speaker.cat;>tnets. ' ' .. -__ , .. ' ' Save31 95 Rog..111.95, Salo $U. JCPenney I trlCk topo ployer with bulll·ln AM/FM rodlo. Features J>U"" button channel selector, lighted channel Indi- cators, AM/FM-FM stereo tuner. Two 5" apeaken, walnut finish cabinets • -prtooo tftlCthe U.rough Saturdly. , - ' ... _JCPenoey We know what you'fe looking for • Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: : r F~ION° ISLAND, N•wport 8MC1i (714) />44.2313. HUNTINGrON CENTCR, Huntington Beech (714) 892-n71 . 'll"TX.' ,, I 418 ....._r,.LDT 5-. -25, 1'173 . ...,. \' See Wh-t H-ppens When F~er Hurts By CAllOL MOORE Ot .. .,...., ...... ll•ff So your ltttle ~ gets wrenched during weekend rq1>1iowtng. . WW k beml*<!! Well, oome Moi>day morning journalilU have to ll·rt typing, pnleN>ly f« to me« ~ Bui ll'a btd to re-di the end ol the keybwd. '""11< ~ not 1lHl)' won1s at-rt with Q or ooot-•n z. FOR l\£L.X-TION we lip cct- fee. 'l'hlnk ol wh-1 yoo Ille to b-l«e -Pl"" cup'• ~ IHldle. 11'1 belt lo roll up ones sleeves -rHlng P1f• J1!00(a. ™ both f'Vel on kndr)' and giv .. -0 JndU> tr1ou1 1JllO'MIC"· Try to ~ke o1r cuff llnb without your l..t !Inger. -nd doo't m-ke too m-ny mls- ~k.. typing he-dl-. The !"in comes b-ek when you scrunch up the llttle sheets to toss -W·Y . , -LSO T·KE the most direct route to your 10 o'clock :-ssignment. Th-t w-y there will be less re-son to flick 00 the turn •IP.1-1. So e-sy, we t-ke it fuo gr-nted. -Neverrmlu(I t-klllg the c-mer-. F.t ch-need focus- ing wben the -ylng linger ls throbbing. -!Dll2in( lho IWIDber (ouch) ol times (ouch) yoo •ke l><lds (ouch) during -luncheon meeting In the B-Jbo. B-y am. H-nlly • d-y goes by tM yoo cbl'I bay oometllmg frml mdJID4 Bui ~ aoHI lllHl8 did Mother N.Qire provide 111 with to sweep out coin rdllrn cWlcles or """' !Hp lo!Jll, ? ,. • •-•• er • • re=•""'" ">/A ...,._..... ........... .. .. . . ... ,, ·-... _.. •• • Pollsters Find Happiness llJ MSL'f!N lfAlllJO(U '*""'-..... ...., ...... <b»upcm•-·....W lillla -• ..,...i ....-.... cllowed ,.._ .,....0 would ddj up to l'"'ll!a "' the -Uc! Ilk u..m Wlilcb anlmll they -bel-ier. the clog or the cal And then-let'• bear II for the parakeel>-be would rub back to hie typewritot and tap out a fut report on America's wildlife pref......,.. for his newspaper column, definitive- ly Utled Vo• Populi oq the basis of a random aampttdg of eight or ntne fellow citiztns. SQcial ICience re 1 e a r c h marchel on. Next came what ls aUll known u the oplolon poll. "Wha& do you think ... ?" AmericaM were aaked -oh. bv the hundreds. What do you think of Grand Couleo Dam, the -work -ii, nnd tr·11t1rrs wrt~rt cuffs~ N<tW, tn the '10's uuunktnc." even "UklnK" ii out. "Feel- ing" Is in. What Pollaten pro- be for is "mood" -an at- titude rather than an answer . A year or so aJ{o Life magazine soonsored a poll to discover whether Americans were "happy." Happv! The technical equipment of a pollster, tt seems. h11i'I graduated from s p I r a 1 iiolebookl to laugh meten and maybe some sort of Rube Goldberg tear -qu oti ent machine. --~-tlta cw•'""'-l:lr btpplr• .,.. _.........., employJnmt. . .._..~ ......... ., -lht '""~ lbQu&hl ~·~u..~ plrtela. l!l 1'12, the pot .,:14 seekers had dropped to 10 per- ..,,1, Are Americans getting richer OI' wilOrt Besides happiness, the mood tudefaUgably sampled b y pollsters theae day s Is "trust," "eoofidence." 'lbe Potomac· ~~ teaw asked : "How bilst ond confidence do you liave la buslnen! In labor unions?" The m1jorlly amwer wu 0 fair .11 But the ''not·very-mucb vote wasn't far behind -30 percent In the .,... ol bullnell.1111-t in the cue of labor. How much trost and coo- ftdence do Amerclana have In the mass medial l!I poliU- ctamt -....-bad out: $'1 JIOl-' In tho .. -. :.•s.-..=-r::;: IO~~:~ poll!lcl-Bal ...... Ibo ........... -11•&.-!l'I• ·~ .......... -··· .. Clc'I .-polling -tale4 -U!aD -... of _...... And • ... ....,...., r.ur. ,.__ wtud up telling .. o..pite this 1abatantlal wllother they are ,._bly skepllclsm, 31 percent of those happy about their .....,.bl:r- poiled felt America wu a happy-American poll. They "better" plate to. llve la today are, tbey cml..., a little dlsa!>' than 10 years ago. Blacb pointed. A> they read the voted above the naUooal answers, they interpret a average. And, ln genera), op-J 'defense of the atatu.s qUo." ttmiam, AmerteaMlyle, al" They tlnd an old "dynamism peared to polsrlu near the top largely gooe." and the boottom. Tbe families But the pattern of a mood in the nen-tb-worat Income alter all, ls never clear cut.: bracket ($$.-.ml rivaled And .. the ..,...... come out the rich in their aat!sfadlon 1... as anawers than u with the "atala ol the natioo:" fralnlenlll of ID !ntullloo, I Moat Americans, U the poll lantaay, or a dread. ls correct, are happy when "I don't thlnll: we·~ m top they are. Even in the cities, like wa were alter World War 4t peroent are agr<eable to II," aaya the pbarmac:lat's atay pul, The -.Utment wife la ID Eastml cily. llgur< rises u one moves "Wbet I would really like to be Is a filthy rich buslnesman," says a 28-year • old welder la ldlsiouri "Im afraid pollution will finally 11111 UI all," llYS the wife of 1 teecber In a Westen state. ' And here Lt wbert the pollt, for the moment, bava e.ded up, dealing la the atufl cl anxletiea and w l 1 h e 1 , reconllDI the voice ot the..C: pie u a Gnat Amil Novel. Our late snooze report: Penneys decorator sheets now on sale. ~ ·-· - I ... ~ .... , ........ ,... 10 1. cotton/50 '%. pol.,..ter ~ ~:: Sale 2"" $5 BOW -BOOT eouln!ll How well do 1"'l 11H>11e -·..,. UIGo flnier. Now, et the bebest ol Potomac As8oclata, th e Gallup potlslerl have roamed the land tnqulr!nr Into the 11hope1 and fean nf the American people." lo this SUTVev of the national psyche, pub1l1~ "' "State nf the Na· tlon" ronlverie Books .... 5411, dr11nsre. noetlcat questl1Jrn1 W•-A!illce4: Fvll flit or fltt.d, ref• 4.4t ••ch •••• s.le '"' P "'- Pill•w CIHI, ,rr,. of 2. rut• 2.tt S. I ........ .. Cert.-lnly toanrow will be belt« ••. II I ""1 jU3I find a .y to lot,,l>lr tu rollen -mdng rrry Utile n...,. to open pine . • • ,., put on 'ey .. Uner with my tlmmb. . '!lits column will further confuJe my Mother who wmders wM I do f1lr -living. She IH oeen pictures ol me la the D-lly Pilot - typing with L-tsle, demonstr-tlng ae-t belts, driving on -m-nhunt and lnSpectlng Newport. 1-p w-ter clooe up. SHE'LL NEVEi\ und....t-nd wily I need -little !Inger. Spring fashion's going to be a breeze for mothers-to-be. - Pclyester knit smoc:lc top. Short aleews, bld<·zip. lnwhltewflh a11orted colored llllOCldng. Polyester/cotton oxford cuffed trou· ter with stretch knit inllrt. 6 to 16. s7 ' ' • 1'W1111t lll"e "'""" ..... ~ '°" th• fi•t,, .. _., Wh11• wn1•l.t vnn" llfn 1""1( ll"o th•n If vou 11re tn t-.. """"''?" F'lf"•-!iihr nerrent of tl'IMe pol!P.rf had the '!P11se t.n 1'!"ake world peace their sine qui " I 1 . . JCPenney We know what you're lookfnll fOf. ' Shop SundlY noon to 5 P .M at the following ltorN: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beaef. 17141 644-2313. HUNT!N6TON CENTER, Huntin9lon BHeh (7141 892-7771 . HARBOR CENTER , Co•I• t.t ... (7141 646-5021 . _______ , Try Saturday's News Quiz We Dare You • .. .~ .. , "'"" Qvffll flit or fittM, ,.g, 7.4t ••ch .. I' .... 111 Kl119 f11t, rig. 9.49 11ch •••••• , , .._ I hr 111 Ki11g C11e1, pk9. of 2, r99. l ,79 •• s.le I -16 '91111 ,.., .................... 50 'JI. cotto11/SO 'JI. poly11ter r::,.":..: ~ Sale 2 ,.. $5 Full flit ot fittM, ,.ljl. l .t9 e1ch • , • , hie I hr $7 Pillow c1111, pkg, of 2, r99. 2.49 S-. I ..... 4.U Qu1e11 flit or fitt.cl, rig. 6.-49 11ch. lete I,.., $11 Kl11g flit or fitted, r!JJ . 1.-49 11ch , , s.le I,_ $11 Ki119 C1111, pkg. of 2, r111. l .lt •• hie I ...... 16 .......,,.. -"• 'DntoW' ....... 50 'JI. cotto11/SO % poly11t.r r-:=,."r.:!~ Sale 2,.. SS Full flit or fitted, reg. 1.99 e1ch , , • , Sell I fer S7 Pillow c1111, pkg. of 2, r19. 2.49 .. Z ,. ... 4.lt Qu1•n flit or fitted, r19. 6.49 11ch. l.te I.., $11 KJ*9 flit 01'1 fltt1d, , ... 1.-49 11th •• Set.I-hr 11 :~~lo}o.of .•. ~ .. -1: • 2 \11 • ~ -··-" # ~· z....i· .......... -........ -. • • • Plump saviAgs on pillows. • I • Sale 2 lor 499 R.g. $3 each. Standarit alze pillow with Red Label polyester filling and blue stripe cotton ticking. Queen Slze, reg . $4 ea. Sale 2 tor 6.99 King size. reg. $5 ea. Sa .. 2 tor 7.99 Sale 2for799 Reg. $5 MCh. Standard size pillow with Dacron• polyester fiberflU and btue cotton ftcidog. Penn-.Prest. ~ ..... rog. $6 ea.Siio 2tor9.ttl l(log .. reg. $6 .._ Solo 2 lor 12.ttl I Sale 21or2299 f1oO. $14 _,,_ Standard size pillow wtth goose down f llling, aoft or medium nrmnen. Other sizes 10tt only. Queen olze, reg. $20 ee. Sale 2 I« 32.H Klng alze, reg. '24 ea. Sale 2 lo< 40.91 ~ ~_se~~~~ng for. ' • Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.111. at the foDowlng 1tore1: FASHION ISLAND, Newport BNch (714) 6#.23t3. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beech (714j 992.ml. HARBOR CENTER, Costa Mesa (714) 646-5021 - l T I •• • -. • I • " • l OAILV l'tLOT r:~:, .. Com. Silk" • PIUSID POWDD· IS INI lt'1li11rt,1iry & c tronspnrt • • • looko · • V ~ gr,.t! .. ·" 1.75· " . Jl~ ,...., ' ~ .... , ·• .. • T Great.:.tash : ·-" \ .. --COAt1lnafrot1lal hllds, tllifkl•s., cql· 1 49 ors Ind eit1J, lfl, 1.11 • SlmdaJ, -25, 1973 Desert Flower ' :c:--.• _ ..... .... 1.~. Ball Pen, or Pencil. , Reti11a01e11111io111t11811 .2gc _ . "long lad pencil with , . """· ~ ••1! 3Sc ... I . ' Tlli• UH 2·7c · ·BO• ;f 11 stlcko. • . -. Eye apP<Jling kitchon efficiency ... c~ar glass containers with cork stoppers. for llot or cold ise. I ~~Iii . 53c • • • Ill• lie 5~• If ' " I leg. lie 5!4"' ... ' ·:tf..~~c 53c leg.Jk714" ... ··--~ ..... ~. , ... ., .. -.... • __ , • .,...._ ... # • • AY r:::~ ~Ustlllt llltl· ~istlmlftte rlfitvtS .... ""'lestio•. ~ ... 79c _,,,, leg.He All!llCAll MllTM. ASSGCIAlllll /IPIMI Jlll\IXE OIAl HYGIEllE APPUAllCI Pulutina action showtl's your mouth with stimu- l1tinr lets of water . Pressure co ntrol for comfort. Rich aoldtn· beige finish. .... 24.15 #17 I 19.88 ROYAL SWEDEN Hair Brushes • DllHI Plltwl111I • Pllt1ul1ul • 111111111• • c1n.11n1 2 44 • ... 2.11 • ... llONWIVI 'Fuzzyfoot' •OOTllS Sott and tvr7, Orlono in bright colors. ... Dispoz"'.a-Lite · LAD1Es· Brushes ~~lei~• ~,:~2 ~-1 00 ........ ~ . II Count Vasya .. "'" VODKA ·6 ·59 Iii UI 1 .MacKinnon's·aa ,, .. t SCOT~~.· •. 1,8. 48 . ' foster Creek L~~:: Old Barstow . BOUR~~ut 7.89 GIN _ •~~JI 7 .39. . . . Grenada ·eay 1Mr0m1 . RUM •PrMt UclhrDor,. Rt1. J.717 .09 Samuel E. Webster WHISKEY_ 6-.. JPrM'g. •11.JJI I I '\ ' I I • '~; BUTANE • LIGHTER lights first time •.. every time! Bright Red: .. ,. 99c 1.11 Purse size styling brush °' hill IJ round style. I. 111.1.11 Spin Casting ouTF1;-· for FRESH WATER REMINGTON Mark IV SHAYEI -Micro s~t . shtvinr hud & bl•d• system. ~h!rguble "31 88 115 or 220 V for International tnvtl. • scH1cK Flexamatic ~~~~~;;,11o1~:21 88 1he hell is f111JM1._ ~Ill • IRONWIVE 10zJIDeS' IOOTllS ~~.!:::~a=. 77c · looslsti~e colors. Rt1. lk TllnE'S Glyceri• & Rosewater Natu re's truest moi sturizer is the smoothin'est. sootf'lin'est thing that could happen · Lightweight and "IY ta h!ndle PENGUIN 9 88 Reel #202 with 617 ft. HUC! FINN 2. piece #65A lloflow glass !Wd. Rte. 11 .91 • Lady Remington sHAVER _ ta Y'" handl .... L11111 l 50 · 1rh1.Cr111 • 11. ~elully styled ... "'Y Spin Casting ourF1T for FRESH WATER Two iece BERKlEY Tubulit Ian IWd ta handle. lovely smooth 15 77 legs in a "jiffy." Striking i;ase. #LUD o REMINGTON 60() SUPER HAND·HELD DRYEI #SPfo and #108 PENGUlll ~eel with7 89 'P!"'I of nonofiijmtllt.. 111. I.II • . For tho wllolt f1111llyl Two , =~·~~i."-sh·1& 88 souTH 11110 Spinning OUTFIT ====· ==',..::111::;-!:·::::: • Ultn li&flt -*1111112s""'.. Ph.oto Enlargements . r:1:=1;:r 12 88 ' lt1.1US I ==;;;;;;;::;;;;;;i Mldt frt11 your flworlta colu • ~11atiwa. rLANo Tackle BOX Thret bi1 niomy lnys wi!fl 18 "Ho-tip" \Op! C~IJ. 4 49 ........ . Mtt 1t1U1,l111111 1lta. 511 $1l bitStZ£ 59c 1.59 I . . . , . TIMEX "llECTIONIC" Utility Watch for YM dt1~ 14lta, bolt wrist ... co•25 00 • vorts uslly. Block •124 hour Ume ring. • ta • • :j • I ' I l I t t r I ' • ' " ' I ) . . . , " • ~ I i • . ! • I .1 l • . • . J . \ . J2 DAILY PILOT Soodcr. -25, 197' ;B_.!,!,_::;;;::;_;.;.:;,:.;__~~--~~"--'.;:.;..~~---~ ; I , ' ::·57_~-- - ------- NEW '73 MEL·MAR MIN~MOTORHOME Mini-home, fully s•lf-contain•d, beeutiful home On ·wheels. 6 cu. ft. refri9.,.•tor, 4 burner stove, 360 engine, disc br1.kes, •,utomatic transmit· si9n, ppw•r steering. (Ser. 0634941 IMMIDIATI ,DRIYIRT SJt88 We Want Your Trade! ••• And We'·ll Give Top Dollar For It! ····································; I NEW '73 DODGE VAN CONVERSION . ~ I I Bubble top, panelling , cerpets, reer dine tte, I I ra dio, fully fact ory equipped. !Ser. 018752 ) I = IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I i ••••• I I •••••••••••••••••• . .......... . We Have The Largest Used Car Outlet To Buy· \'our Car! • NOW ON SALE ••• SEE IT NOW! All NEW 4 STAR MOTORHDME . Feoturin9 large picture 1i11d 11icling window1 w/ r•"'!oveble 1creens1 84" interior heedroom, 10 911 - lon +butene tenk with sight gauge, 2 hut•, 11fety vti.n.t1 , Spare tire & rim w/r1ck Jncluding 1t11I bump..-, full 5" 1xtr1 firm cushion I mettr.1111, 52 gtllon gas tank, air .shocks, 10 gallon hot water .. heat1r. ·' ..... _ .. , .. ' WORLDS LARGEST ** MOTOR HOME ** SERVICE. FACILITY -WITli. 34 SERVICE ST.ALLS I.ATE MODB. RECREATIONAL · VDllCLES .AT .BIG ~YINGS!! . 'JFClllNOOK $6988 '73 B-300 '72 PACE ARROW' • • FAMILY WAGON VAN CONYllStoN Sletl'a ~. P.S., P,B., 4tove. Own. Sink. IC*DO!t. lal · tMn 200 mlln . . 24 FT. MOTOI HOMI \ 51_,,. 6. F11lly Sttf COl'lttlntel P.:i., P.I .• faf'T,I SAVE $8~ ,. '70 EXPLORER MOTOI HOMI SI._ " Alr.Cond. Dull-\81J-/ ..,, -· •t· ---· •tor .. • bVmli' ,.._ (1"9HK1, ~ i $AVE ' . '68 DODGE , .......... u ... Wlfft ...... Ttlt&fd~ cl•OZO> '71 DODGE -~ ........ CMdl.. UIM'ftr, I• Ui 111 I 11 Cf!llPN) . ,, -- _ ... _, --· NEW '73 PACE-ARROW ., • .. >. • I • t ,'lG FT. MoTORllOtg ,3:;_:-: _,, • ' Stltc:I from m•ny Mocl•I• with lfl•-..qulpment ftt•t 1ulh Yo11. II& iO tt. Model wlttl 41\tfOmetlc: tr.tMml1dOllo • po-r riHfj119, po.-M IH-••"' •P•.clolie werdrolle, b.111· tif11lly •ppoinied kitchen with ·] burn•~ 1tove, forced ~ 'unit heet, clel.ux• b1throo!"• 2·l ofl>•t lwr11ri11. lStr, I 1()25J)J • .-··. ·• 6988 . ' . ,IMMEDrATI : DEUVERY YO~~ CHOICI ··1oa PAT ONLT • . , NEW '73 TIOGA r • , ' • • • • ' I _.,PILOT SECTION B. -.,, llllo4'25, lWl ' ' . " ' I • .· • • . ·. ' ' I v _.' I J,. Of Sall Juan ' .•. • ' • ·Capistrano • • • I It start. with a high-pitched ~hino, so distant and week it·could be part of · the night that iettlel'over the old Mi1-·... . , ~~ si~n. gro.inds. .: · ., .. · 1tgro;.., 1>ec0m.s<1i<tinct,_.,;ng toward the gravayand, filling the d1rl: with the moanr and wails of the woman · who criH on~ for her lost-child-·: ~-1 #" • ren. . , ,~· ~ " And the peop19.of S.~ J-;;.n i:iaP.., , i>trano who heal.~' 0.gather their child. ::1 .• • • y •l \ ren near bec:aU1;9~· a LJorQ:na is restless 1 •• ~. and walks the night. ~ .. . .. . • .... . /' ...... FrotJ the beach, Del Obispo Street ''!i.~/ . along the San Juan and Trabuco .,._k beifs,:, crossing them finally just w:est of ·the oil!~ ·part • of town, • short dmance from the Mission.. . . ' It is fftere thet she walks ffte nightlrA:l><!1e'· woman .with an ·old face ,. dressed in :'.bliA ,,;,fiO guards • Stolen treasure. ' ·· ' . She •~ •ilontly• .ometimes":~· the . · · creek bed,·sometimes cfoset·to·flie·~, nMr· :' •· ''' utteri"' a~· .. ,. · . · ·. r2'~ · .. 1;:',"{,' . . ... 1Jt is. whispered thaf those who have ... n'lin;;t::• · ·· . foffowiid the Phantom 0f D'1 'obis'p0 have fo~~d' .,,, ' the treasure - or death . . .. • ... .. Y·PILOT '""' ....... I OLD CEMETERY IN SAN JUAN WHERE MANY OF THE EARLY INHABITANTS ARE BURI~, • . • i • • . ' . • . . . • . . ' . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I • ·• " .. t ,. DAILY rll.OT s... -2', 197.J Good Deed Peot>le PAA.Y PILOT '""' ,..._ Help for You Do you know narootic clanger signals when you see them? This la the first half of an idenUf!cation guide provided by PLEAD, Inc. (Promote Learning and Education to End Abuse of Drugs). Symptoms conw11011 to 111 narcotic usen: 1. Rapid dlaappearance al. clothing, personal belongings from tile home. 2. Signs of unusual activity around hangoula and other buildings. 3. Loitering In hallways or In areu frequented by ad· dlds. 4. Spending unusual amounts of tlme In locked bath· room.. 5. Inability to hold job or stay In ocltool 6. Rejection of old frlenda; taking up with strange com- panions. 7. Uling jargon of addicts. Glue sniffing: , Symptoms are violence, drµnken appearance, dreamy or blank expression. Look for tubes of glue, glue smears, large paper bags or handken:hlefs; Dangers are lung, brain or liver danlllge, anemia or death by suffocation. Heroin, axleine or "lOrphlne Symptoms are stupor, needle marb on arm, blood stains on sleeves, watery eyes, l'1lJllllng nose and 1.,.. of appetite. Look fur needle or hypcdermlc l)'l'lnge, cotton, tournf. quet, rope, belt, burnt bottle, caps or spoorui. Dangers are mental deterioration, destruction of brain, death from overdooe. Cough medicine containing codeine or oplom. Symptoms are drunken appearance, lack of coordination, confusion or en"e&9ive itching. Look for empty cough medicine bottles. Danger is that it causes addiction. Marijuana Symptoms are sleepiness, wandering mind, enlarged eye pupils, lack of coordination, increased appetite and craving tor sweets. Look for strong odor of burned leaves, small seeds in pocket lining. cigarette paper, discolored llngen. Danger is an inducement to take stronger na=tlcs. YouCanHelp A new project la being develtlped to locate job positions for former felona returning from prisons or who are being re- leased from paroles. These men ne$1 help deoperatt!ly In adjusting to com- munity life and nH!Slablislrlng their place in their communi· ties. Actire and retired businessmen are asked to help in 'lo- cating jobs for these men . The McNally Continuation School is requesting assistance in the pre-and po6!·teS'tlng program for school level non-achiev· ers. These students do not represent a disciplinary problem but rather have found it impossible to keep up with the work in regular high school environments. There ls a continuing and urgent need for drivers for individual assi~menla transpol'tlng patielts to and from clilllcs end hospitals. • A suitable \'Olunl<!er llel'vice for youth groups wanting to get involved in the community is helping the United Cerebral Palsy Aasociaf;lon ot Orange County with lb; drive to recycle aluminum cans. Specialir.ed ...races are being sought by the Santa Ana YMCA and l;llf> Beverly Manor Oonva!eecent Hoopital The Y Is 1eeking a teacher of Kodokan judo to )'Ollilg poople between 8 and 14 and pooslbly estsb!Jsh an adult prog· nm in judo. A volunteer barber to cut men's hair once a month la needed at the convalescent hospital. Someone to man the Helpline In Huntington Beach la needed by the Huntington Beacb Free Clinic. l'our training -1ons, wbidl are given on Saturday mornings, are required. Afterward the volunteer receivm calls on his own borne . phone. Voluntees Interested in filling any ol these positions are uil!d to cil.l lhe Voluntary Actl<in Center, 207 Avocacfo Sl, Co9ta Meaa at 842-09e3. The olflco la open weekdays from 8:80 I.Ill. to 4:3()' p.m. SOARING IN SILENCE By TOM GORMAN Of .. Dlltw .......... For five dajl a wtok, RU!!h Boice t.s a llriloner ol Iba great -.y maze, con- ilnod by -motort.sta and al the men:)' ol an overheatq engine. Bal Boice bu jolDotl otben who have dlloo•ond an eocape tram the coocrete floor oNba Loo kll*I baoln. Z...,.--ba -to Iba dt.oert, wlioro be -.. ltatlon wagon for a llldor a -qufel aolttude ~ tbrouib the 1k7, clopmdent only OD the wind. 'Ibo 11>0rt of &Ddlug II more popalar than ev<r bef<re, the F-.Jn Valley man ctalms. And, ha adds, 5outbarn Colilcrnla may ba tbe -id capitol for sIJdlnc. Boice II ml oure how many !illder enthuolutl !bent ... in Iba Hwtiogton Beacf>.Fountain Valley area. But he was told last week by an official with the Fodera! Aviation AdmlnlstnUon that &ix more iHden are belnc built in the area. Some pllou . have found a epeclal kind of roina11tk·l"'1, IOlring Clll'ough Iba ·s1cy for houn cm end without the beneltt of prq>ellll' or ·jet JrOllUlllon. For Boice, tt'a almply the diallqe ol !illdlnc that brou8b1 lilm Into the sport five yean ago. Since then he bas logged mere tbaD 150 hours alofl. "! iot ljoobd -I wao driving 'Up north, u he recalled "I was intr4gued by the !illdera aalllng across the DlOlll> tafnl ... Boice lllea enrolled in a flight school and after 10 hours ol lnatruction earned en FAA gilder pilot llcense. During the first four years of glldiog Boice would go to a Hemet airfield and rent gliders. Now he owns h1s own - a 23-foot long ship with a 50-foot wingSpan. , I Southern Californians Taking Up Gliding FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S BOICE AND HIS Fl YING MACHINE Nothing Uke a Glider To Got Aw1y From It All There is a handicap in piloting 536- pound plane that reli es on the wind for its propulsion, Boice said. "It was built for its aerodynamics coo-- figuration ," he said. "The pilot's comfort is a second concern. This cockpit ls really cramped." There are not too many instrwnents to wocry about, though. A few basic wind and altitude instruments and two key fool pedals to coolrol the plane are all that ... needed. The glider ix towed aloll by anolhe< plane to en al~tude of 2,000 feet. It'• released at a speed of 85 m.p.b. Bol<>! then begins a search for *'thermal!" - a vertical flow ol. warm air tliAJ ;ill !if) Iba gllde< to a creater height. " •• "Some d1ermals wlil p .. ld&IJ u 17,000 feet," be ·said. ,[Dul I'Ve DIW« pot aboYe 101000. 11 I " FAA reguiationl l""hlbit glidn from ftying Into or above dwds, he said. Boice will osuaU,I stay aloft far two ar three hours before fatigue -In althoogb ..me glidera have soared for nearly a half day, be said. With the right combination o I elements, Boice can attain speeds of 165 m.p.h. '"Ibere'1 really no aemation when you're up there," be said. "It's 90 smooth, it's ml Uke cFiVlni a car or beiJli in a boat. "The closest ~ to It on earth Is the America the BeautlfUI elblhlt a t Disneyland, wltil Iha Cinerama screen. Evuythlng ts going by yoo, but tlwe'a no noise." Once aloft. Boice may lnvel ~ to s miles from the Hemet alrfleld, wblle ht.I wife patlenUy waits on the gmmd. He bes oevll' """"1lllered any Jll'O" blems ooce in the air, allhoogh ha cloM pack a parachute. "It's a lot safer than thole freeways,'' he said. And It's less expensive than k"'l'inf! up a car, he added. After buying the plane (his is 10 years old and w~ bought used for &bout $5,000), the only expense II the tow fee ($6 a lilt) and storage. "All I've done to it is paint it," be said. Prescription Market Br.a,ned Lawsuit Oaims Store Mislabeled 'Extra Lean' Beef Drug Prices Criticized Chrirtian Sci<nu Monitor Semce W ASIDNGTON -Americans are being overobarged by roogbly '1 billion a year on their prescription drug purdla!es. SO charges Rep. Benjamin S. Rooentbal (!)-New Yori:) whose staff just com- pleted a two-year study on the high price of drugs and what can be done to lower it. Visiting 120 drugstores in Queens, N.Y., and Wlllhingtm, D.C., and querying some 2,000 ccmumers, the researchers conclude that prloeo vary tmnon~ from store to store and even frOm customer to customer. 6iogr.ss has long been aware of the problem but has yet to act on It. For years Sen. GaYionl Nelson (D-Wisconslnl led the fight almost 1ingle-haodedly, and bis omnibus drug bill, which can. for a number of reforms, II llill awaiting Senato action. There are several ........,. why the prescription drug market II not as com- petitive as It might be. • One Is the strong tendency ol the 136 major drug manufacturers to capitalize on brand names rather than generic Cheaper, Faster Kidney Machine Offers New Hope WASHINGTON (AP) -Re!ear<:b.,.,, have developed a still-experimental, but cheaper and faster--ldng disposable arttlicial kidney machine for use primarily In homes, according to a joint annOUllCt<llellt by the Atmnlc Energy Commission and the University of Chicago. The device has been successfully tested lo more than 70 cases at the university since last October, the announcement said, but the unit is not yet available commercially. An AEC spokesman said the device, similar to other disposable lDlils already · being 80ld, would be cheaper to purchase and operate than the larger kidney machlnes that generally are uaed In bospitols. The spokesman said the new ~ble machine operates 10 peroent faster than other dt.spolable unlla. He said tlU could result in a petieoi havioi to dm>lo less Ume to troatineal. The unit was fn~~by I .Loi . Angeles man, Finley -::"'r'.'l!• 1 former aBlclate llllY1lclat al Ibo AEC A1amne National t.aboratcry, which helped to dewlop the~ R<eoan:b IUndl came lrom. the AEC and the gOY.ermneol'• Na· tional Institute of Arthrllil, M<tabollsm and Dliestlve DI-. The device measures ~·two by 12 Inches and, like all artlnaal kldlley m.oclllnc>. -wasle products In the bloocl thn>uih a membrane Into llpl!Chilly prepored Ould. 'liie membrane II alnil!ar to the type that la uaed !or casing on ClOllllDtfcially produced ·-·· A3 with other dlopoAb!e madllnell, after one U..tment t!ie unit t.s dilcarded and replaced by IDOtber. 'Ibo IJl- llOUDCllllenL said tha~~le Ila com-JJICt alJe, the Ulllt W I men>-lnne .,... than otllet devices. , names of their products. Physicians, who understandably have been the major focus of the lndwotey.'~Yl' --ahd ad-mtlsing effo!13, "lirie been _,,. live, and statistics show thal 90 percent of the prescriptions written are by brand names rather than the generic names. • NO NAMES ASKED 'l1le 112-page Rosenthal report states that '"a staggering" 87 percent of the consumers questioned Indicate they do not ask their physicians to prescribe a drug by its generic name. One major cause of artificially high prices, argues Representative Rosenthal, is the ban on retail advertising oo. prescription drugs that now prevails in 11 states. 1be Queens rei:t_,iative will ti> troduce legislation tu label wch Jll'O" hibi.Uons unfair acts or practices in com- merce and to require drugstores to post cumnl prt"'8 ol the llltl most COllUDOnly prescribed drugs. . He would also urge legislation ...,_ quiring that each time a brand name ap- pears in labeling and advertising, it be accompanied by the established. or generic term as well. Other prescription-drug refonns being discussed in the Senate include lahellng perishb!e drop with the date hey<DI <wbicb. Wlllkl-m!:loo!l":'-•"!!'I""!'• luny ef!oct!vo '8Dd ,...puboJT llcenalntr of new drugs dm1ng Iba 17·year 1palent period. CritiCll beli... the long patent period keep; drug prices artificially high. PRICE SLASHED For example, a major U.S. drug rum. dropped its price from 111.!K to $3.!K for 100 capsules of a widely prescribed an· tibiotic after its patent i:an out. Rooenthal's report IUgg!Sts the same product can by bought for 12 by its generic name. C.onvenience and price. not services, are the major reason.! why coosumers shop at one pharmacy rather than another, says Roseothal. Altlntgb more price information for the consumer Ls ezpected to help, one veteran coogressional committee Blaff member with loog --in \he field says doct<n need to know much more than they do about the relative ol· fectiveneas and safet)' al Iba thoo>..,nds of drugs on the ~ There is Iegislatioo pending in Congress to provide doctors wilh such objective inlonnation. DENVER (AP)-A 113 _.._..,. lion laW'11it -tiled In Denver l>lltzlcl flmt IMl , ap:lmt Bal "'' Inc., alleging that ground bee! libalod and sold by the grocery chain as "lean'' or "9tta lean" contained fat amaunta "higher or equal to that" of regular ham- ~er. The complaint was filed on behalf of the Interfaith Committee to . A Id Fannworken, described es a COlllUll1<l' Interest group; Ricilanl Longoria of Den- ver, a boycott actlvis4 and aB· penons who "desire and attempt to abotaln from fooda wtlil a blgb fat cootent. ~ The suit _.,.. tu be llmllar to ..... six suits filed in California, all I>rooiht by tile Interfaitil Committee, a Saf.,..y spokeaman aald. The actim asks far an ·ll\functlm bal'- rlng Safeway from C<rillll!i~ to afllx such labela to bamlJurger, and asb fer damages of $25,000 per month up to a four-year period preceding Iba llllng ol the lawsuit, II m1llion for health injuriel, and $500,000 per month for each month Safeway continues in such actions. 1;=======================;;;;; Dog Deaths Traced To Snail Poisons The use of snail and slug equilibrium and ataggera as baits has been linked to a though he were drunk. This II sharp Inc..... in Iba number quietly foU ... ed by aevm of dog poilolllngl lhnlugbout !witching, lall1ng .,,..., ti> the Blale. abillty to rise, and violent According to Dr. R. jertlng ol Iba vlcllm'1 entire Mortimer, chalrlnen of the body. Calilomla Veterinary M~I 'Ibo CalUornia Veterinary Assoclatlon's E c o I o g I c a I Medical Association wama Studies Committee, most snail that there is no speclnc an~ and slug baila cootaln a dead-lidote for meWdebyde poison-ing. Standard troabnent c:on- ly mixture ol artenfc and sists of sedating animals, to meWdehyde. It is t h e the point of anesthe3la U melaldehyde portion that is necessary, to stop the con- respooslble for almost all of wt.sions. the deaths due to snail bait TheO there II the long wait poisoning for Iba ~· bodily proceases · to deinxify and elimhiate the MeWdebydo will induce po1ni. ·Ille prooesa may like -in clop -ten to """' • few hours to u long u 15 minutes alter belnc in-two da)'ll. llurlnfJ thlo Uma.,lht ,_ dependiUC upon the °'C'• Yitai IUnctiOU must be malntllned. lntnn•enoaa lllio-amount ol polaon -and lions, antibiotics, be 1 It a g """ much food 11111 olreodJ pods, mUICla r. II s I. t I. be ht the atomaob. artiflcual ·~ Or OS• '!'be baits ap~ are u ,..., theraw may al ..,. auractive to clop as they are time or allOtliilr baV.. to l>e to malll and elugs. Pets will fi:loyod in .... the ~· BeOk out the belt in the The most Important ~ck.­ garden, in atorage conlaine11, fn sucxess!Ul treabnent of or even chew open bap. ln · metaldlhyde po!aooln( I 1 pellet fonn, llOail ball will stattinc lhet1 as ...., u maintain Its toxicity for many !>O!Slble. II 1 II taken to 1 months -even after aeveral yelerlnarlan ore too much rains. Uma. has po"WI the IDlmll'a A dog poisoned 1J I t b lllomacll CID \,; I I fe I 7 meta1deeyde wtn .... begin in empllod and 111e effects of lhe bnllhe rapidly and lllallowlY. polaon can be dlm!niahed. WUbiA a fC.W mlnutel1 tbe' C11•• .""' .... ' ...._. animal """"" to lole hlo ' 1 • r Two ..... , .... for JOI to maka • appolot!ntotl It'• our DOtMa ·• l'llc:a ...., Salt! • l-lAM1ur'1 le"lon Aid Perm ro9ul1r $12.50 1al1 $f;3J #2--laM•ur's Stlon Prof•11,onel P•rm rogular ,10.00,sal• $6.66 Both lnclud1 shampoo & set n.w .,, ......... _.....,,.,Mi-r - - --~-----...... I l MONDAV•TUISDAY·WIONUDAY ONLY • I 1$ 00.0FF 1 I ANY UGUW "ftlCl'D SRYICI I l•U•e TN" COU"°" , _________ . B~UTYSALO · . -~ Al>Poi'Mltntl not aiwoys --but~ "Uie ~llhlrg-,Q HUNTIN&TON Cltml 7771 IDINGU.-ffUNTlffTOll llACH PHONI n2-6611-IXTINSION IM ' Dam Will Stay Despite the protests of some residents who don't lilre !ts 1ooks, Newport Beach city councilmm say the Little Corona Dam at the mouth of Buck Gully m Corona de! Mar will stay where it is. It's needed DAILY PILOT St•ff P'tlet9 to prevent further erosion, they explained. How· ever, councilmen ha'Ve ordered the city's Public Works Department to see what it can do about Im· F<>Ying the loo\ls of the dam. •• S\Uldly, Mardi 25, 197l DAILY PILOT S :J Office Gets UCI Students ~\>: ' Working for Community By CANDACE PEARSON Ot ... DlilY ,. ... l4eff The quiet appearance ol the Communl\y Projects Office (CPO) at UC Irvine ls deceiv· ing. Housed in a trailer that sits amQDg others ol, its kind behind the towering humanltleo building, the olfice ls~· ten~ Suzuki works at sun-lit desk near the open , solving pro- blems, Hing contacts by phone or in peraoq. Buslness manager Diane Emenoo is nearby. A huge blackl>Qard on Me wall has cbalked messages to one group of student volun-teers. . One woman cornes in, look· ing for a check .to fund a tr~ to Disneyland for some Santa Ana children . Another arrives to pick up fO,Od for a com· munity luncheon. The idyll of the Irvine cam· pus is unbroken even in this aluminum-aided trailer com .. pl ex. HEAD OF CPO Lorrain• Suzuki But the Regents' (unding is being discontinued as of Jur.e 30 because "they decided they didn't want the commitment." · Suzuki said. and student WODt'" meel for cou.oselln&. {e.tninlst conscio- usneSH'llsfng, readrng, ntm, writing and auto mechanics. interest groups. • Educational Motivatioo : UCI studenti work with eight santa Ana School District schools. trying to mQttvate students to go to college and to major In health science and medical fields . Field trips to UC! and labs in the :ichools are included. • aucaiio Pride Institute: students work in barrios or Santa Ana and In Monroe Elementary School to mp- plement the normal school curricuhnn with bicultural ·bil· ingual classes. • PanCRO: Students act as referral agency for legal aid. food and clothing and other immediate needs of com· munity. It operates .out of a house at 30'l S. Bristol St., Santa Ana. here, has been coordlna~ volunteer students with eomo • munity agencies in her "spare time" this year. 1 Siie has placed UC! student1 ''just about everywhere you can imagine," including tha, Mental Health Association Birth Control Institute, You , Problem Center, Newport Mesa and Santa Ana Unifie4• School districts, Orange Coullt ty Probation Deptrtment, anit Hoag and Fairview hospltals. t The plan Is to "expand that immensely next y~ar ." sbt said, and hire anothe l" employe with academic and CQmmuoity credentials. The UC! faculty should "look to us as someone to send their ~tudents to when lM classes require field work,'' Suzuki said. CPO was started four ye:lr~ ago lo "provid e students with a learning ~xperlence in th, community while at the same time affecting some type of community change ," ! a Id Suzuki, who's been heading tbo orfice for a year-and-a-halr. Portrait of Trustee Used Car Trickery: Despite the peaceful in· fonnality of CPO's campus quarters, the effects of its work are taking bold all over Orange County. And CPO wants to do more, its director says. CPO is now applying fur mo,ney from the Registr atiou Fees Fund collected fron1 students. lls $23.000 proposed budget is down Crom last year's $12,000. • People's Clinic : A mental health clinic at 720 S. Bristol. Santa Ana, is organized by student volunteers. Counseling ranges from marital t o alcoholism problems. A tutor· ing program for elementary school children and a big sister·big brother project are also operated. S!gns tacked up In thd sparsely-decorated o f f 1 c e advertise the soon-to-bcHmj funded projects and a pollq board. The policy-making group tw dwindled from Its original .seven to fQUr. It is supposed to Veteran Tells of Service Required You Can Sue But It needs help to. cootinue to help. It needs more student volunteers. more community agencies that want vohmteers and more money. Ma result, five communitv· oriented programs that haVe been getting money from CPO will have to look elsewhere for funds. These groups are an looking for funds from other sources, one of the main ones being the UCt associated students. ' be repre9e0taUve of students, · - faculty, staff and community. A good, solid school board candidate -if elected -can expect to spend two or three nights a week reading about his job, almost hall his lour· year term just learning the ropes and rarely being thank· ed for the work he does . Tbls is a partial assessment of auch public service offered Thursday by Bill Peyton, an ll·year veteran of the old Costa Mesa elementary and the Newport·Mesa U n if i e d School District boards of truslA!es. Peyton, a graduate of local schools, spoke to the Citizens Harbor Area Research Team (CHART) on his ideas about the ideal candidate. He said trustee candidates must expect to spend plenty or time -more than they realize at flnlt-oo the~ wbicb.iD- vOlves far mort! than at- tendin& a board meeting oc· casionally. "I've seen people get up at candidates' meetings a n d spout the same old cllches," he commented, citing the refrain about ,returning to lhe three R's -reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic. "Some want to go back to them and some want to go beyond them," Peyton said. He added that to assure the best possible educ at i o·n, trustees must follow their own persoilal philosophies, while still making sure the educa· tional program reneets com· munity wishes. One difficulty Peyton men· tioned is that while a willing school board candidate often doesn't know enough about schools, voters often don't know eoougb about the can· did.ates. "It's a Jot easier to get a candidate in than it is to get him out," Peyton noted during the discussion at the Mesa Verde Country Club. "A new board member really «lmt!!S in.. eold,' Peyton continued, saying It takes about 18 months alter election for the winning candidate to become really familiar with his work. He should have a job that allows adequate time , Peyton said. Your Horoscope And this is asswning. he is involved with an established school system, as opposed perhaps to one created in con· junction with an entire new community or one unified through a merger. "I had the privilege of being on a board that had to start out from scratch," he said, adding that one of I.be toughest: problems was naming the district aft.er Newport Beach and Costa Mesa's unified. The two cities often h&i .d.if· ferences in regionally applied educational philosophies which led to a certain amoont of in· tra·board conflict. Peyton con fessed that at times he felt a little out or touch 'A'ith the community as a school t r u s t e e , suggesting many parents don't care and doo't keep up with. acbool.: at:· fairs . District Supt. Or. John Nicoll , however, countered the lack of communication con- cept by saying the district has Tl ,000 communicators -kids who go home from school each day. CPO has been funded by the UC Rell,Onls and the UC! associated student b o d y government. 'Ibey are: e Women's Center: In anQther, nearby trailer, the center is where community CPO Is re-directing Itself fQ concentrate on a Student Volunteer Bureau. The y o u n g , short·haired CPO director, her degree in classics somewhat jncongrous CPO won1 know about the registration ,.. fUndlng until April. Meanwhile, susuki and others are irying to help C1l1' rent projects find o t h c r money. From a friendly used car dealer, Jason bought a car that had been driven only .20.000 miles-according to the speedometer. But a few day! later, he found out from the original owner that the true figure was almost 50,000 miles. New Roles Create Backlash Outraged, Jason filed suit against the used car dealer for fraud. But in court, the defen· dant showed no remorse. "It is true that I turned the speedometer back," be told By EBMA BOMBECK Women! You're gonna· love this. Got a letter from a man in Iowa wbo complains that since his wife became a Realtor every night she ttrags in, eats .. dinner and falls asleep in her chair. When the phone summons her, she comes to life like. it's New Year's Eve, <tuotlng clo&- ing figures, number of closets and how the septic tank was just cleaned last April. After she hangs up the phone, she returns to her chair·where her deep breathing is reswned in a matter of minutes. He wants to know what to do about it: the judge. "but only after pu\.. Well, you've (..'()11\e to the ting the car in first class con-right mausoleum, my friend. ditlm. As for fraud, I told thiB Before my husband and I man no lies. He just didn't were marri!d, be was a AT WIT'S END of !he sexes or anything but that would tlUllate P~ for years women have put up Como. • .garllc juice m the with the 11Mter Dinner Coma" llghtbulbl .•. a game betweeh where a !llllblnd Is too Dallas and oakland playlnl paralyzed lot conversation softly m tho ,_,i player .. ~. and has too many clothes on to and a n!gblgown made ~ · be used as a biology chart. plastic BaQles. You fmo1l For years, l though! my hus-what happened! Nothlll& ~ chin and her head will snap band had bad skin. It was pened. ·:- of(. You talk to Miss Kitty on permanent creases from tr eex roles are to be 9- "Gwmnoke " Howard Cosel! sleeping on a rough Herctlion changed, men can expect ~ and the Uo¢cal fish, You plan sofa. of thl5 kind of backlaab. I • ber funeral. .. out loud. The big sl~ is impe.rviotw hardly wait until the When guests _come, you . . . even ' to feminine (or male calls his wile ~~~,;:­ palm her off as an ashtray. tf masculine) wiles. I have seen fice to tell her he ts~~,,.._. you're sadiStlc, you can record desperate women set a scene a baby and gets a recordlnC!S her snores and mumblings andl-------------------~.'"' •• "- mall lt to the chairman of her ·:."I office party. You can put on records and dance by youraeU. Turn on , a light and make Charles de Gaulle silhouettes on the wall. Go through the .. : -'"I ., .. • Taurus: Travel on Agenda ask me any questions about regular marathon runner .•. up mileage. All I did was to keep lm.til all hours, fresh as a quiet." daisy the next day, animated, Nevertheless, the c o u r t vivaciouSt e z c i t i n-g and ordered the dealer to pay tempestuous. damages. Even if he did not We were adrift on the sb of yearbook and find out what she looked like with her mouth closed. You can invite the bowling. team over to your house to practice. It won't matter. One week only. . Helene Curtis perm sale. Helps build body in winter-weary hair. MONDAY MARCH 26 may be in position to sign profitable ·agreemeJ'Jt. Rela· lionship with one close to you By SYDNEY OMARR is cemented by common in· A.RIES (March 2l·April terest. Joint effort is more 19 ): Accent is on change liki;!ly to suceed than lone ef- which puts you in favorable fort. light with prof essional LEO (July 23 ·Aug. 22): superior. Means some Gr your Maintain steady pa~y on aspirations come close to course. Veering too far from fulfllbnent. Gemlnl, V 1 r g o what is familiar would be 11n persons could play prominent erroc. Aries is involved. Finish roles. Accept special aS11ign· Cl.llTmt assignment. Associate menl lo -.ig, repo!tlng. Know It TAURUS (April '20. May m¥f comport aell aocm!ingly. 20): Good lll'W" aspect -VIRGO (Aug. 2.'I ·Sept. 22): coincides with edu_catlon, wlll· A«mt ls m """"1vjty your lngness to learn aDd ability to own insights are of pQramount C<mmlllJllcale. Key ls to ex· lmpcrtance. Your feelings, press yoursell in · mean-.Personal drives are ~ manner. Travel ia on spotligbt.ed. Person a 1 agenda. Status quo iB shaken. magnetism soars. Opposlte Accept o p p o r t u n i t y to se:z: is drawn to you. imprint revitalize. your style. Be original and GBMINI (May 21 • June definite . 20 ): What appears obvious LIBRA (~. 2.'I • Oot. 22): may have nooks and crannies. Build on solid base. Discard Look ~ the scenes. rumors: go ;after factual in- Legacy, money belonging to formation. One who disagrees others is featured. Plsce1 with you could p o s s i b 1 y person ls in picture. Dig deep become a valuable ally. Know for infdrmatlon. l>on't deceive it and don't burn your youraell. See' In light of reali· bridges. Acraartan ls much In ty. picture. CANCER (June 21.July 22): SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Contra<l is preoented. You 21): You investigate, take Pair Agreed.to Kill Each Other 'Slowly' · AKRON, Ohio (UPI) -would die slowly, a .22 caliber. SWnmh <mnty -"lie tbot ber twict," said Stephen Gabalac '81d last Gabalac, "and she shot him woelc 1 murder lndlclmmt:lid twlct --1ng tho gun bacl< and forth. been returned agalnst a man 11When be saw she was d(!ad •ho entered Into a death pact and he was .ull alive he shot with a woman to ''die alo.ly'' l:lfmtelf.0 by lhoolinl -6tllet "'11fl -F~ end Mrs. Cossln"r they were clead. • body ~ found in the dead Francis FmeD, 14, l,kron, woman's home by fr!endl. was Indicted by a grand Jury Following !he shooting, Fer- in the death March ! ol Mrs. rell was taken to St. Thomas -Mary caeain, GO, .<JI nearby ll-08pilol 00...io-erltlaal coo- Mooroe ~ dlUon. 0 Jt was rather blu.are," Ferrell ii now in sati!fac. lald C1bllac. "Tho)' lllOd a ~ condition and under small caliber weapon IO they IUOnl al the hoopltal. • • I'm not hung up on revenge short trip, exchange ideas with make i:lny false statements, matrimony two weeks when I cloee neigti>ors, relatives. said the court, his deceptive realized the boat wasn't mov· You are active and sense of actions spoke louder than ing. He was asleep at the oars. u· FF ELL'S humor comes into play. Don't words. What do you do about her? rush. Many now offer rnucl>. Any serious misrepresen· I'll tell you '!'hat you do. You UPHOLSTERY Koy is to be selective. You . by used d 1 watch the vems· '" her _.....,, W.... Y•• w-tation a car ea er, •u ......... have right to quality. whether by word or by deed, tum pale. You make side bets 1912 ~.!:' IMI. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22--will usually give-the--eustomer with the kids wba.l___b2ur bet c.... Melli -141.0llt Dec. 21 ): Talk money. Don't the right either to collect armi_wi~·ni_s~il~·p'..'lro~m~un~de::r'..'her~~~~~~~~~~~!!I be put off by one who at· damages or to rescind the -- tempts to hide central issues deal. But the rule works both _ ... --------------...... in maro of details. Be frank. ways. Take this case: ... Speak your mind. one in posi· A car owner noticed after tlon to tulflll request does want collision that his motor block tu hear the lruth. Act accord· bad a crack in it. Carelully ingly. he concealed the crack with a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. sealing material, then sold the 19): Lunar cycle is such that car. to an unsuspecting used you can successfully begin, in-car dealer. !Uate projects. Stress lndepen· This time It was the dealer daa ci thought, action. Lead who brought suit for fraud . rather than follow. Throw And even though the car aside false modesty. Say what owner argued that he had yoo mean-mean What you "told no lies," the oourt ruled say. that he had indeed perpetrated AQUARIUS (Jan 2G-Feb. a fraud on tho dealer. 18): Luxury Item for home is A private ptrty has no more requested by family member. right to cheat a dealer,. said Be receptive. Give what you the court, than the other way can -d:Jo•t overbunien your· around. self with more than you can U you have been de«ived, afford. Quiet talk can culmin-your chance< of g e I t I n g ate in egi'eeable lli:tuation. redres5 in court are greater U PISCES (Feb. l&-Mareh _You_a_ct_pro_m_pU_y. ____ , 20): some of your fondest ho~s and wishes can become reilltles. Key is to separate fact from illusion. Your in· tuition serves now u reliable gulde. Confidence In yourself Is essential. Friend wlll prove worth. 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Both with special conditioriing treatments, both include aircut, shampoo, set. Sorry, beauty salons are closed Sundays. 'Proteine., perm with protein conditioner, reg. $15, now 9.88 'Phase 7' perm w ith organic protein, reg. 17.50, now 11.88 ~~ JCPenney . ' . • • • ·. • • • • . • ' bMuty·selon ·· r ; Sliop-s-lr(---to s-p. ... tll·ttlo .......... -, • FASHION ISLAND Newport BHch 17141 644-lltl. HUNTINGTON CENTtJi, Huntington IHch 17141892·7771 ' -• f DAii.i'< PILOT -· llllfdl zs. ~m -~Mark GO ff eney: An All-right Guy ~ . . • • ' By .IO Ot80N ~ ,.. bave 'It' -•""1 with. oe .. Dlfff' ,... ... "People may llntmct him to a dlf • . Mart GoffellO)' bu a tood attitucle fmnl IJle lllAn lie deoerVee. He lw a ,-.... hl....U. • . tood 'lnmd. But JI lit bad boen born IO It's Ibo olbor peoplo .. ln. lho. wwl<Lbe. ..... n!P "I" be -id ba>e bod a lat....., .., to ......,, about. . • ume .. u ~ JIOOllle ara J1lll pvm a Mark, nearly 4, wu born wlt!Jout 1rm1 dlelJce to DWI blm. •. • '~t huo~ Jet hll bandlcap lllA>P him ..,. Blrbtra aod David -the !act that "'1t The March of Dlmel poelel' child can In eopjllg wU)I the problem Ibey ara oo -..rim, open a gum wrapper with hll toa, ~.!r =""'-..-~ ... .':!I -feed bjmlelf and generally tste cara of courage they peed to baodle their ,.).lltnoeu w\tboul the belp of an lldult. cti1neoge. ,..,m. poreota, David aod BaJ1>ara Gof. 'lbelr lives do not """1Pletel1 reYOlve • ....., of Weetmlnster .,. afraid tba1 lll'OUlld Mart, either, whkll 11 bulll!J for ..... _J ' ever.yone.. ~ will ralepte their bright aoo to • llartJara II active In UW. theeler and ~1""" "'-... will be denied the r!gl>tl -to lludy ......... and David, • ,.Of. oorma1 human betng. imluce cJerl: fer• llllrbl. will Jobi ber "He's 110 dlffermt than -elle. He In YOlunleerlog fi>r the llan:b of Dimeo . ...just ta milllni oomethlnc," -.a · '1!ley ara lln!PY .-, 1 llOnDll Die "11111. with two llOC'lllll chlldna. No cause bas -eatsblllbed for the fttak occident that r<lbliod UtUe Mark of ,,ll!s arms, hll motlier oald. ~lie (~lilli WU done llfler the birth but ...,. tnoompatablllty could be found In David and Barbara'• chromosomes. It W u a "one In a million" chance, 'Barbara llid. ·-""I bad been taking the Piii before "4ark WU born," abe added. • t!ET Ill SPAIN ·• Tbe Golfeneys met In Spain wl1ere Blrblra, a native of E1111alld. WU worlo- ,;'s.g and David wu stalloned with lhe ..U.S. Cout Guard. ;~, their eldeel son, will be I In April. Together, they have lnloed out tbe quesUODJ .of ''wby dld It have to happen to us" and "doesn't God care about ua," :9bd have taken up the challenge of mak· )Ill Mark's life u normal u poulble. · . "He's heard me explain it ID many 1imes hP.: does it himself,'' Barbara said. ·C!l'When he was about 2 he asked if God ... didn't love him. But now he doeln't , .USllke himself. ID• big brother II a great ~ He's proud of him." ...,. The Goffeneys are keeping a scrapbook &~ cllpplnp .aboUI otller peopl1 who ..,. -complllb thlnp without ....... lhat wlloo Mark II grown, lie will have 1 readymade lnatl'Uctlon book. From tbelr reaearc:b they know people can drive, , j>owl and do other pb)'llcal ac11v1u .... without 11'1111. ,. ;JiEEDS HIMSELF :··'"He has very Oex:ible hips," Barbara uld. "He can sit with his chin lo his feet He can feed himself with h1a feet and d1aI . the telephone. He requb'e! very few ihlngs anymore." :::'.According to Dr. Lyle Dearden, acUng • cbainnen of the department of anatomy, '"tol.lege of Medicine, UCI, Mark will be able to accompllah many more things :'i'lth his feet. ""'The length of the digits is the restric- 1'libg factor," he said. "The number of ;wnes is almost the same in the hands .• m the feet and the musculature II the ·;.am.. "TheoreticaHy one could do almost the .. 1811le with tbe feet and bands. On the ·:Jumds the thwnb rotates.bu! the big toe ; 1foes not.' Also, the big toe does oot 1p- • pose. The muacle ta there but the bone ·'structure is not the same. "With practice, one could learn to me Ille feet to write with. U Ibey could 1et a spoon to their mouth, they could est." The biggest obstacle Msrk will face lhroughout hit lUe Is public miJun. • d<!rstandlng. 'CHILDREN BEST • "Old people are the worst when they 1ee him on the street," Barbara said. ; '1LltUe kJds are the best. One old woman • The Goffeney1 ere 11 close family .. At right David reeds to Nicky (left) end Merk. Below, 811rb11r11 end Merk play games then ere joined by Nicky when he gets home from school . I • ' Doily Pilot Pho!OI by LM P1yno ' , .. • A Poor .Return ' On Investment DEAR ANN LANDERS: Here's an ad· -mission ol. stupidity, defeat or whatever you want to call it. Pl..,. print it:-l'll feel belier ii I get-It off my cllest. Ron end I both Uved off-campus. My pad was biuer than his '° I let him move In with me. We decided It would be · cheaper and more pracUcal etnce be wu sleeping over a lot 8JIYW8.Y and we usually ate togetbel. Neither .ot us felt we were reedy for maniage. I always believed glrll who ID- slsted oo a 'wedding ring we!9 trying to lie a BUY up for eecurlly. I didn't want Ron to stay with me for any reaaon ex· cop! becallll be -to. ' Well, here's where it's at alter 16 mooths of doing his llundry, typing his pspen, cooking, cleaning and watching him srnolle dope, o<11template bl• navel and study eight reupooa -Eulern and Western. Ht doel no work around be!9 (too spaced out) and we. argua coostanUy. LUI nlahl be husled ma about llOllerlllll him when he wanted to md, t0 l loet my cool and told him to get out He aald aome pretty rotten thlnp .to me before he left. · Now I ...UZO I made a ::t,.~· We bad a INiy beautiful rtla llD- Ul be movecl In. •It spoiled ev,orythlng. So pl-tall -otber ac><:alled llbefated females that 1 dllck's pad II 1 nice pllco for lier BUY to visit, but sbe obOaldn't lei him live tbera. P .s. Ron'• main arp- meot tn favor of movlna In with me was that living together lielore mamac• prevents divorce. Any -t! - REFJ.GREIJ'Z - DEAR REE: 1'ere II 1t ·-tbl llv1Dc topbtr before manlap - tht poo1llllllly of df ....... ,.. • -of fad rm recetvlal ltltan like ,..,. Ill lit- ereumc-.1U11ben, .. 11me -.... 'Ille prl1 asoally f..i tiler pva toe mDcll ud -td toe Ullle II rtllrl. Uodentudably, llley ara .._ ud -..aeal"1. Aa for II)',.,, 1f .,.._, • I !m1r awdl ...,...._, Nt.1 .. Mk llEAR ANN LANDEllS: Wa --4 to thll nelabbolllood -uae ft blanl ii WU frieodly. Frlell<ilhlp lln)'I -a lot to us. We fived bera three montha ""' not one living IOul has oome over to welcome us. M,y brother thought this wa s pretty crummy and decided he wanted nothing to do with our nelghbon. TWo weekt ago my mother died. My brol!ier decided lo let bygooes be by1ones. He went to the people nest door and uked If Ibey would like to take up a collectlon from the other neilbborl for flowers. 'l1ley sald they bad never dooe such. a thing before and ahul the do«. We never heard from them after thal We love thll l>oule and don'I want to move. How doe$ one cope with neliblJors who are "'cold lllld unfriendly! -HURT FEELINGS DEAR HURT: C'1lllml VU)', ac· .... to ..... ud porlllpo Ille - :JGG took for -led Ill ,.... prevlooe ~ ara nbeonl ol be" Your Detpbon bve made It -111 doar IMt tlley don't -to be frleadly -•• lftOI tllem caaalb' -,.. -ud dlll'l lool< It lllem for fr!n+Mr. . DEAR ANN LANDERS: Before I mar· rlecl I bad a !Ina polltloa. The company presldmt ru fnlo my hwl>ond yslenlay and tcld him he'd love for me to come ~at a nlct tncrtaoe tn salary. ()Jr baby ta lea than a year old. My husband "YI his widowed mother can move tn and iake over. We coold ..,.1y uae the mmiey, but hla -and I never got alOlll end !'don't want to go -to wort. Help me decide.-X.O. DEAR X.0.1 Nt -el -II ~a-...... e.kyNO. Gcing to a weddlna! Giving one! Or ltlndlng up In one~ l!:vtn If you'rt already mlrrled Ann IADderl' com-plMlly--new '~dt!t Ow.de'• .,..._ __ _ ...., .. quesUcns about toda1'• weddlnaa. For a "°P1• ...i a dollar bill, plus a 1..,., lelf~. 11:i::.., ellYllope (ll cenll paotaae) to Ann .,. 334S. Clllcigo. 111. -· • •• • - COAL INTO GAS ~ . ~ktMce ............. B06l'ON -n-days U.S. natural 1u comPl'lllel .,. scrambllnr to find tl10Uih , .. to fill tlielr pipelines. And eloo- trical ullllltes ere tcylJ1I to -®late grow1n¥ demand with environmental standards. l!oth are looklntl to the pro. ceu of turning coal into gas !or the anBWer to their pro- blems. It May Be Bright · Light of Future • Young Shipwright Learns Dying Art DAILY PIUIT • § PVBIJC NOTICE ""''"°"' ..,., ... ..,...",.,~ ,......_....,...., ............. . , JAVC:O ICWT"M .... Mt. ,..., a... a.. ..._... Vel!W, "'...,._.. n1M '*"" Or.,.. ~. •:rt::,• ...... =·'·=-:a~~.., Tiiis ~It "911 1W •cw-,_~•o I , P'IUfflll, IKrtlwyft"*'"' \ Tiii• tl4olWl'liMI ... 11'911 wtlfl ,... C_... IY C)ttl tlf Offl'ltt CMty ti! '*WN ... ltn. -=~­SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -more COl!lpoteot than an up-t, "'"~" - 1be creatJ and CfOIM of an-town Carpenter Dlllltl( h4'1 ~:·c~~I ~~· '*' ~ether," Drlng said. "An, old ._ clent wooden Alllna ahJps are 1 f ......... 1... '111111tllld °'.,... ~ ... , 0.11" "''°'· ev·-"'•y shop talk to David · P s • ~ 0 ..... ·~ MlirOi 4 n, 11. u. 1tn on ~,... wood. Not ooly ls It complu;1----------- lfouck. ii can't teat." PVBUC NOTICE Houck. 29, ls sald by his 'nlreatened wllh total U· "ICT"'~us susi••ss •Already several major M.)Mral gu companle1 have ;1 a'Pl>lled for licenses to 1 build Heat and pNllUr• act t n I on wat.. and _, ,....i-lo• graa fl'• that ... be """*' to po-.i.etrlc ...,.,.ton. Pur- thtr ......... ylohlt hlthor-·c:: for llo-and liomt ' Elec1ridly • generated lit....._ UDion to be lhl only ohipwrtabt Unction o( the ohipwrlpta -· tTAT ... ONT *-uoe 1n the nation's skills -and deolrlou of main. .. ~ - -• "',,. --·· polllllolio ··te -Ill tah11nC the six nauucat MAI.TIN JC>ttN$0H SU,~Y. 1nt1 u--. -ln i ow heirlooms ·~ the maritime ~~~lrdt. ,...,.in v.....,, asplranl a d,ylng craft parlt-Ule slate began a """'"'"' "'-~· ·--• ~_... ~me:= search for a YOUDC apprenUce. ~;.:-.:e .. '*".1~ ~ ,,,.,., • ~ coal11ulftcatlon pllnll. 'llley talk abM pr<> dutjng their fint coal , .. In lhreetof01ryear1. ' • ~~ lhlpt around the Houck, who WU out ol work 0r-:. ~~:.~.~II= globe. when the chance ~_,, for --·~ II:. l'.Ull. i •Power companies a re j)eglnnlng to •'!'lore OOaI , .. u an economical new source ol electricity. •Except for the problems -In strip mlnlna, en-vircnnentallsta feel that &Ui· !lcallon is one of the ~ ac- ceptable ,,.,._ foe industry to pursue. The process Itself takes place in an enclOled area -making it almost free of polluting effects. ~JMPLE -IN THEORY )p. theory, extracting gas from coll is a simple opera- iloo. Brea\ water down Into hjdrogen and o>ygen. Com· bll\!I the hydrogen with the carbon In coal and out oomes tpethane, the major lngredtent !n 'natural gas. llut Jn practice it is not so ~lllY· It requlrea tremendous l!'!Jllperatures and ireuures ind it is very upenaive. In response to these problems, engineers have broken down tht process Jnto several steps. Firs~ the hydrogen must reacl with coal. This gtvea oil a gas that bu less than half the energy content ot natural gaa. Then ·this can be fed directly Into • turi>lne to generate electricity, or it can be processed further to pro- duce pipeline quality gaa. So far 1n tbe United States, only the lnlltltule of Gas Te@nology ha• been able to produce the higher grade of gas. But several other small pilot plants are under or near construcUon. Aod two oom- men:lal operattons, the El Paso Natural Gu c.ompany and the Texu Eastern Tum>- mlssion Q>rpcrtloo, have n.- cently applied for licenses to build coalgasificatton p!anta in the Four Comer area ot New Muioo. The plants may cost 81 much u $400 mllllon each and are designed to produce aboot 250 million cubic lee! ol methane per day. Gas companies aee coal gulftcaUon u "the brigbt 1llhl of the fu1ure," ~Alvin Elllers, ol the American Gas Association. PRECEDENT Alide from the specter of ever-incn!ulng consumption and decreulng natural gas telervel, there is 1 o m e 1peculatlon that prices of IYftthetlc gas may not be federally regulated an d therefore tt may be more _prof· ltable. Already ilie FPC bu set a precedent of not clalm-- llig juriodlclloo over -~ lured gas. It is true that coal gasifica- Uon is no bargain. It can 111p- ply hundreds of years of ayntheilc methane -at about four times the -1 cost. Central to the problem Is the price of coal, whlcb representa 40 to /IO percent ci! th• ... pense. · , Therefore, the future ol syntheilc 111 depends on how Pollutants ICNbbed~ Ponutanu acntbbed out Converted to plpelln• Qlll!llty gas 4•"""-re's so m···• to learn," the apprenUcesbJp. 11W1uta he -. ... Mctt_.,n,.._.., ol.ltt: 1,t1.;1.1 -•-..1...I '"'-tt.......-·-• ._,_ 1 ,_ lffl'ilfMftt WM fll9d wtfll t1M ~ ,HoucksafdofhlsunlquejobJn IH-.&.M:U WllCI ~., ..... u-.-fY Cltrll If OrtlliOI CMlry WI l'tb. :N.. California's Maritime !Dstorlc ln8 program last December ~':",_ L - Park near Fisherman's Wharf. ''not knowing a poop deck...,..,_,., uw "What I have to do is watch from a forecastle." :r...::r"....,c.i; ':: and try to get it all in my He is under the tuteledge. or Tiit 1n•t ...... II head." foreman Joe Bevtacqua and "*I"* ~ co.11 o.11y ~ He works beside older three other atupwrlghts at the ~m .., 11• 11. is. ''13 m.n craftsmen, repairing and park. PUBLIC NOTICE restoring the collection of old Beviacqua ls 18. 'lbe ''ntt1ou1 •u11•1u · wooden vessel! moored in the youngest ol his journeymen is NAM• ,,.,1~8,.,. park, a popu)ar tourist at-51. •• ~~ 1o11ow1,.. wton •• fllNI Ml,... traction. The dark-haired, mustached 23"1~A~~ ALL I 'f to/l'l'IUltl, Apprentice programs are Houck confesses that the ap Ctlll, ~ RMCf, Ul'lll lOI. II Tan. equally rare in other parts of gap can be fruatrattnc. ''They ltlchlt •· Melt• ~.o. 11111 • s. tlie country, sold Jlm get a little lmpatlent when I ~.r,:... "r..11.'ll:lr........, •·· T.lnkcom, training director of don't learn 1n a year what ~~:..~ '*" i. ARMt..t lrt' 111 m- 'the United Brotherhood or they have learned in 40 1111c111t "-""''° Carpenters and Joiners of years," he said. Beviacqua, ~T~.:J·'~C-:~"'~°Q: America, the shipwright's na-for example, oftm wom t n. .,,.._ t1ooal union. without plans and can. recall ,....,...... °"*"' ~-' °""' ,.'-' 111be moral of the story is the design of JI1UY flttlnp by Matat M. a • ...,,,. '· " 1m »n llon' buy a big wooden aaillng memory. • PllllUC NOTICE :ahip unless your handskUls are Houck'• unique traJnlne ez. --==------ pretty good," be said. perienee draws~ eentwiel o1 '~.:=r~· Notnlnally, shlpwrtghta still historical precedent ~":.. ~ ,.,... .,.. fOI• exist in the San· Francis® Early efforts to improve UNIOH ftl:OllRA.L !'UV.. .. area. Harry Drin,g, malll-shipbuilding were led by King =~ =· tl.lttt *--M""'°" ,tenance supervllor at the James I who in 160$ ltoath o. vo11, ln• Gret1YU1t Drlw.. d h ' NtwpOrt IMCh, CA f2iWO park, sai about 70 belong to c artered a Shipwrights Guild arNtortl H. Mltw, u Lllldl 111e, the shlpwdght's union. Local with jurildiction over all NT: Mt;..~00~'"' Drlw. 11'9, the oldest union Jn the shipyards. in England. COl"lllW clef Mtf, CA nw state. · · ' The Guild soon offered im-u~r:,:. ~·,. btlfte. Olll'MIUCIM " • The majority flnd the.lr work provements of its own. Master Tiii• :1~ :::. wt9" in. C4iul'ltY in modem ahlpyanle w Shipwright Phineas Pett in-Clerk et o;,,. COU11tv oni Mirch '-,m.. steelbulled co m m e r c I a l traduced the use ot scale ~r.,~....._ M. wn. Dt1M1tr c.-v , ~essela. models and mathematically 'llbllWd Or•• c , Otltwo ':::' .. ''But if you ~Id them .xou developed plans, making M•rdl 11, 11. IS. 1nc11 .:it 1, 1t1l 111.Ji wanted to build -end. repott • poslllile the constructlao or PVllLiC Nan-- large wooden sellliJa ohip, ~ fdenllca1 versoels. . "" wouldn'I -where to , W-ild)ll gave ~ tol:•=n--""-=------beg!n," Drlng 1181d Jn an In-metal-hulled oounterparta at •1CT1T10Ut , .. ,..,. ,A_.;_ '""-"-of"• .,,_and the .... ITAT&MINT 1.c.1v1eW. l-UICI lolilU WC cen ..... ,. The tolloMftf "9l'10fl It do4111 •n. Most w 0 0 d. tr a 1 n e (I trad:J~ ltllls that went Into 11l1111E 'N CHIMI ANTIQUll, -.,_ shtpwrlghta today are In lhllr theb' ~~ud COllBtruclloo "" ••· •· •--""''· -, ...... to ltty ....... MlftN c. OllfftM. Ml .... '°5 and 70s and ••were raised ""'&Ill • New 1r11a111 LMe, ~""'°"' ._,,., • · -tp matter h:>w the llbera1a clltlf. ,,.,.., andlntellectualspoo&poob it-PUBLIC 'NOTICE di~~ h ~'-' w "' ~ '°""""" ki... MM1tw ._... .11 .. ,. to the rl: ~., Jn ••Y I, Ollm&ll • . ... accor .... ,. WO '11:'.UMC 'ICTIJIDUI ........ Tiii• it•""*'""'' flltd w!9" -'*"'" --~-----------------a hard, execting• craft " be MAMI lTAT&MIWT r.Jlerk If O!'llltt ~ flfl Mlrclt l'• li f llhead hold Problems lor electri·c· -00·m-.. ~ . ..-. . •· · uid. ' .. ~11e.to11ow1"',.,...,. 11 1o11111 wai-. . PllNI supp es 0 we gas w ' ' n~.:_1_ T-:.:..1 -!-That al '1nc1ud· -Co,o, CONT!tA.CTOltS, imt Ct"11no 'UIMI"'* Ortnte COMt 0.11'¥' ,..... OUt. And right DOW there is panies. They also fate the omen s 1•wm ~ Cr t must e 8n Ctpj1trtno, c_,.l•tf-a..cll, C.llf, tw.f. Mlrctl U,-""' Aorll 1, t, 1S.1tn -.n, controv•r.v over the extent of -·-ions of Bbip mining and lntimate knowledge of the J'*" E11uibtt11 1tockd111, "'2 uvt111 PUllLIC N __ , ·-· I network Of pl···· and fittln IUet, CtPl•lrtno 9Mtll, Ctlll. 011CE those resources. 'lbe U.S. is power shortages. 111u.o gs 11111 tiw1neu I• 11e1,,. condl.lt1.c1 b.,. ••/----------""- cmtllDling more 188 than N-Lo E h rthat make up the hull of a PlrtMI'~~ Elluibelll Stockdtl• HOTICI ti Hl•llY 91\l•N iMt is being found. Mos. t ener"" HOPEFUL ESTIMATES 0 nger 'noug· wooden vessel. Tiii•· 111Nfntnt t11td w1111 ttl9 COUfllY gr:e:,o;.:. ~ ~ c:::'.::.:: ~ ~----alth Ed'••n of , -'"" ".,_ ,_,, "' "'"" •• ""· " " "" CJIY '""'" " ..,. cllY -economists say that rising ~Lnc ,_ l ~'I "A 8'!1pwrfght hu to be far b'I Tlltrtlt M. Wt rd, 0.,Uty countr Pt'OPOl!lltll tt flt •llbmll* ,, ttll 0Mtt1i~ coats will make Jt more pro-Chicago recenUy completed a SAN DIEGO'"ft San , · · 1 h . .:. •. }~ · c1erk. '""'Mumci,.r 11rte1ton on TutMer. ""1111. fitable to tap more and D)Ol'e study whkb finds that a Coal· ,AC) -county 1 a l·-C··O o 1,1.c 1.a:WX-PUBIJC NOTICE ,ll'M,.,_. °"..,.. Col•' °'"" ,11ot. :73.t.. ""Ji: '-" Wa:;'IUtlon ,..,...... U.S. reserves. The price could gaailication-nm plant would be ' Diego Q>Untj !upetvisors have 'lfic,atedtlon ~an\ wbidl is "'C:TITlotts aus1Nara M1rct115, .... ""111, a. is. lm 7'1-13 ~= .,,. •ir;:' , ... , '::~ ~:O increase two or three times economically compeUUve 'Wlth •demanded a dlaJwe in the llmi . to ~· NAM• aTaTIMIMT· PUBLIC NO'l'ICE ~.~~MA~~ .. ...... .wt be Jeu __,.1 • cooventlonal Coat'·burniDg Notiµg tliat many women as ~ ':'.~111 ~ ... dolftl CM .,, ,.. COIMCA ......, ,.....,......ve plant ··~ well ... men -"· sleep on'the MEltAK 'l!NOIHllltlHO &e..,Y.1. •OCT Ull I "'ubfflMll .,,... COMt DtW, "" than. the •124 11'1' l ~d Wwr..ou me e t I en-llNB• -AT!S. '32 w .... 11 .. C•t~ .. .:.~.:IM:NT" l"tOnllry • JI, n. a. "'· ..,, .. ..,., ... cubic leet cited for guifica· Yironme.ntal 1tandardl. Some Murderers floor 1t the overcrowded com>--Cl/If, n06 TM ftllowlnf ptrlOll ",..,.. bvlll'lffl r,,"",~ettl~:;. ~, .. 1" t "i..".!· '°• "· thorl,:... ._....t;ot that ty j .. 11 . the su---'--1Ut. c.r1 '°""' 1>11r1ctn. •m L• ... • • .. ''-. n. a. n, tion. ... au ~ even an~ , ___ ... ~ _ _._.:. vr:-:-z~"lj ty 4'otlcl9n"f, Cotta Mtw, c1nr. nw .' Mlltl & THlltL .., 1tvt1t p1111 r-1g; Mt 11• •· "' -.11 • AIWtl '· t. eYfllltualJf ooal-guification ..-~· Yl"uir::i:~ UC· C0UD L~ L. T1ylol', llgt IVmlfrt l'I., c;;,;w,· ltlltl Mt, C:.Ht, f27M ~ But David Schwartz, clllef planta will be able to produce Get Death Health Cm Department to ~:·:wc•='·:i... .,., • irt-"~ ~~7~c:uw. cir· PUBUC NOTJCB economist fer the Federal _cheaper electricity than free-start a detoxification program dlvkfwl. ,.,.,. ...... ~ ~ "" tn ,,.. Power Commlssi.nn, feels that bW'nini steam plants. fCf' women. T111, ~=~•~"wttt1,,. c-. dfvld!Hlj...,.. w. Mi:lll7nlft MOT1c1 ~~1erro•1 the gas companies are being ...... .a they d SANTA FE NM. (UPI) Possibilities included partt. "' Otrt °' ar.,.. c-ir on 1Nrc11 ia, '""' ettfrtmlrlt ... fl'ltd M111 ,.. coun. IUl'111:tot1: COV•T OP tMI peaiJnlsUc. He points to 11.lN wou:i be con· , . -ti ..... 1 .... of the present men's im. n*1 twf1«1t °' °"'* c_,., "' ~ '· 't."rc=:.f#':rN•A 't"1 studies such as that of the aiderably easier on the air -Gov. Bruce(King signed legis-V'"'.16 '11tlll.iitd Dr-•• cout 0,,.., "'''°' OUM the Office of Coal Research latloft last week making the center,.use of hOspttats or con--Mardi 11, :zs. •fllf •111. ,.,1m 7»-71 "'"u"*' Or•ntt co.tt 0111y ~~~ E•t•tt 5' -::Ht~, w. ,;11 American A.ssocilUon o f estlmalu that such a .vstem death ~alty manda'"---in valescent homes, and purcbas-l'UB C NOTICE , M1rc11 n. ,., H. 11111 Apr11 '· 1m 104-7J '''"'L•. OtcNMlll. Petroleum Geoloetsts, whlch -~ __,,,_ ~,. jng of new nmpert, for a Ll _ ,~...!!:• 11 .. ' "'•'"-"Y .. oJ..~N-" "" tirn •·--··-·au 1y that would reduce pollution to 56 New M .. 100 for coovlcted le f ··-coho PUBLIC NOTICE ·-·-· -e8 &IC:ll ........._.... ve • ...u ceo r or women al lies. l"KTITIOUl IUllN&ll ""' '" Ptr'MM. ht'llftt $1mt ... 1,. .. "" there-are f«m-20 to 40 years percent that of a conventiooal mW"Uerers. HeaJ~h ""--Administrator HAMii nAnMattT wld ~ .,.. ,.._, ... '° mt thtrl'I. Of "-...Mble" au -reserve& in plant. 'Ibe 1aw makes death in the wuu' ~~ .d bi •·ff Tiit IOllowl11111 "''°" 11 dolne butlnm ITATIM&lfr"OI'-Alifll~DON'°'INT :J~ "i~...Z ~"'".· ... ~ ... °""' .,..._. ., am uusacy 18.1 S .-:rwa ••: 0,. Ull 01' • ITIOVI 1_,.,. 911 CCM't. or the VS 'lb. ••erra Club ofnc .. · '·feel gaa chamber the au•-·•1'c ill k doll C.AL.VPSO CHAltTlll: tlld IAlltNO IUSIN&ll ' ro pt'etfflf ltlefn, wlltl ..,. ntceMtrr • • .,. UJ Wll.... w ma e a recommen on ASSOCIATION, MD w .. 1 C-1 Hw.,., TM fllllowlnt PtrlOft ht• ~ the wucn.n. '° tile uncttttlal'Mld •l "" offlc. 'lbe "'-word In SChwartz'a that thla oped of~ gasifi-punlshm.ent for anyone convict-soon. NIWllOrt euc11, c1111. ""°· u .. o11t1t nct111oue w.i.-,.,... Jimt1 Of •t~, ALi.-t.N L.AS"IJt, 9'0f ...... , , ., __ .. L-..td be ..... 1..wt ""-....._ ed of premeditated munler Jtmtl "'· .... l"br -VI~ Mlrlnt. v ...... tlbt Jtval IOliltt ., 1am Ml Wll11!1 ... lfwf .. lull• •• LOI Arlff{ ... case is 0 probable." TM ca .... 1JWU1 t"""''""' uuug-• ™ detoxllication center Mw!na o.t • ..,. c.fir . .om. a11dy arc.11. P'OUl'lteln v1119y, ctutorn1~ ~=· _.tooM:"!.:, ,::1c111 -~ ,"" 1 lllec• of -•!bill'" of -•.· ..... , u.s. ''""'..i it 1--uy 0"--1 lea'""" no di.8cretion to jlllies has tr lned ·-····•-and Thi• Ml~ 1. candllct9d b'I •n 1~ "* u ,. •·-"'• r m111w1 ,....... '"J. ~l.IOWI l.Ll.&U1 "' r•--.o• • """" •"""& ~ UNWICJW" dlYln./. , JAMEi V, HEAO, fl:t2 Ctbl"f9Pfl ,.rtt!Mtt fw Hltlw of .. Id d«fdrtm, natural gas reseryes ;n the gasification ls one way out of or jY4ges. doctors, and 'trO\'ldes beds for J•"* "'· ,,....,. , , l>rl,.. H~lftO*' IMdt. CA .,... «!:';. ~ ;::i~ ttter 1111 nn1 PUbllc. nett f\rture muat bl faced, gu the dead end that (the power Lawmakers said the manda-one Of t:wO ~, Pi'evioulJy Tiii• a111wnwn1 ....... n1N'.i1t1 IM cu. ~1llefntM wt•~ b'f 111 1.-. o.iec1M'.rctt 7, '1m '·'-··try ofllclala And lDi.1.ustry) ii heeded f(I' "com-,_... feature of' •"-e law WM an most r ti_.'" ' •"-••-ty Ctrk of Ol'lrlltf COUftfr tilt Mlrcll 16, ,.,.""I"'"' JAMI V HIAlll MAltY CORNWALL UIQID ~.1.. _.._ J. ......,. "" ~ c1~ came on wi:u-1m. . """ nii•·lf•"'Jni w.. ta«i .itti tti. c""" l!xtM111t of ""w111 they point to the ai.wu,y drop mc:a1.. Sierra Oub v 1 c e -attempt to remove Stqnme ~...abUt ~ city pollce '"'blllt*" °''""" C011t tltUy l'not 1y tUit: .,, ONnoe CMiry on ,...,,.111,.., AL!l.t.M 'LJ::.l:"" '*'*' dectdtnt to "proven" riservel to beck Precldent Larry Moa. · Court objections that states 11wu-~ ~ 10rDe men Mtrct1 zs. w ,.,,111. t.1s.1m n.n 21t. 1m. .,.. ..._. IW&. •• • • up thelr pcllition. But the-road abtad loob a , WfJl'8 applyJng tbe d•tb Ml-~ for dnmkennea to PUBUC NO'nCE l'utlfl"*' 0r.,.. cout 0tHy ';:t:, ~t ~;r;,-:a=· ,._ i Guillcatlort poae_1 fewer lltUe bUmpy. tel!C'I cli8criminatorll:y. the center instead of jail. M9rcll"' n, 11. u. 1m u1-n ~-.....,.. ..,_ , I--~---------'---'------------'..' _;_ __ , f'JeTIT/OUI •llllNlll ,,~ Or'.,.. CMliif DtR'r' t-IW, ,...,., ITATIMIMT PlJBUC NOTICE _,_ , • -. 11 lftd Af'1' 1, 1m •n T ... tolkNt"" l'trWI It iWflt lllltlMll • '! C ' uiouTH COAST DITAILINO lto. a.... PICTITtOUt IUllNlll PVBIJ NOTl<J$ ' ' 11#1111 ITATIMlllT &tfl"ll'I • ..,_ a.m.rttt. e1nt. nm. Tiit frlllOwtlli I*'• a ,.111 MltltM • .., Ltt Offlltt, UJG llut ~ A/It. i. 11• )ICTrTIOUI •WIMlll New Consumer Laws· ' Take Effect in State Capitol N-lknlce 1eparately on bills; SACRAMENTO e Mobile hoU>e porks.,, Calilomla consumer• received prohibited ll'om maidng entry1 their beot treatment ever in trinller or lelllng cbarto• ano the 1972 session of the State also are required to provld' Lepl1ture and the new l1w1 taltanla with w r l t t '" bl' ¥• now effective. fomlailon about their legal l!oulewlv.. won't haYe to "rlibta: l"!rry about the auede shot • 'l1le llectronlc repali' 111 .. men any more -lhl en-dealer ~ law bu 9<0lopoedt1 peddlen 1 r • been exteliled Ii oover thoM illmost a thing of the paat --ropotr andjo ... video lllld door-to-door bawkm will recordm or pll1f*k equlp- hav1 to turn honest, U they 1111111 lor uoe ln IUlolllabll .. a1 can. wall u In lhl bome: One it the 711 or IDOnl new e Roalauranlll muot list lawt wtlcb have J1.11t cone Into tbe iqredients 1n "lmltaUon" elfect lDdudel a reqUlreme'1f llimbur(er II lhl addtd ... ti.at dooNAHloor saleomen -lute mor• than to per. slalt their pur-clearf1 .. ctnt Of the ..,,_ of lhl they can't be mlt1mdmtood. meat; '!'be aalllllWI must le!! the • Tbt Bureau ol Repair homemaker who he "' she llerflces bu been u1mlod to repreta1tl, what he or lbe Ill lnclude ropolnnon of major stlllng and display an Iden-home ~; · liflcaUon card before making • tho attorney senora~ 4 aales pitch. An7!hlnl ollMr a111 dlsttlCI altorney or lhl Ibo this-.. imtawtul. Deplrtmtnl ol-Conlul1\fl' -'I- Here are eomt other ...,. flln are aulboriled to request tumer protection law1 enacted tvldlnce Jn 111pport of ad- .....,Uy; vtrdalng claims and to let • Auto replinnen m111t a a a l a 1 I lllllUbotantialed lllt parlll and 1 e r v I c e i c1alms. I Money talks. Our money. Call in Tenninbc to g<t rid of !Jmiiies, and we Cln ~ moot cases offer you a tennltt prottctlon plan. A; long u you mafntaln lt, Terminix guarat1lees to reyalr any nr,v 11tbmranean termite damago, to the prem- i,. °"""",up to $1.50,000. FOrlhit1dnd of money, w-.'vo gotta bo good. For a JlioNHlonal tetmite nport ••• with no obll- pt!on ... phone today. S4W38l/5J.l.'2960 • ,......_ .. loutf'Mm C.lffomi. ~!=~~ =· unfl.lcttd W 911 , CC),t.IT CONSUL.TINO tl8VIC!, 1JOO MA.Ml ITATIMI'"' lndl.,....I{ Affml Aw., tul!t 313, C,11 ~. 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T.,1 mu ...._ """ , """ A"'""' ""' MtttltolMr • P'Wllthtd °'"""' et.ttt o..y """" l"MWilMll ~ c-t Otlty ,...., PMllrltd 0r.,... eu o..-t1 ~• Mlttll 11. 11, • ft AIWtl I, 1f1i .... ,, ~ 11, II, IS, 911111 ,._,11 1, 1'7) etW3 Mtrc11 M, 15, at, 1'13 •l-1:1: - , I I • j g • Do\ll.Y PILOT Down H1mllton ploys Mia Adel1lde, 1 1how girl who l1mtnl1 over her 14-year eng119ment to N1th1n Detroit, a .proloNlonal gemblor played by Rick Found1, the oporotor of 1 flo•l- 1"9 crop game. Sund«r, Miid! 25, 1973 ' PAIL Y PILOT ....... IW ,,.,._ O'o.Mt CHECKING THE RACING FORM: DAVID MICHAEL, MIKE FANTOZZI, RON AQUILERA 'Guys and Dolls, Together Estancia High Students Return to '50s in New York The boys and girls at Estancia High School, Costa Mesa are getting it together in "Guys and Dolls." The Damon Run)'Ul muSical, set in the New Yori: City's early '506, is being penented by the high school's production arts stud-Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. in the school's Forum. More than 80 students have been rehearsing since January in an after school productions class taught by Bari>era Van Holt, drama direclOI'; Gerald Olsen, coordinating directer and Nonna Leacti, choreographer. The production marks the eighth year a major show has been performed by Estancia students. Past efforts include "Oklahoma," "South Pacific" and "Music Man." The musical recreates life in the Broadway ~tlon of New Y«k City through an assortment of characters from crapshooters to missionaries.· "'lbe entire show will be done in comic strip fashion," said Ms. Van Holt. "There is no attempt at realism in the play.'' Dawn Hamilton will play Miss Adelaide, a Hffotbox" showgirl who lamerts over her 14-year engagement to Nathan Detroit, a professional gambler. Rick Founds is Nathan, the operator of a floating crap game which faces extinction if he doesn't raise enougb mooey to rent a place f..- the~event. To obtain the money, Nathan wagm a bet with big Ume gambler SJ) Masterson that he can 'I take Sargeant Sarah Brown, a ''Mission doll," to CUbo for dinner. He does, and a second love interest ensues. Todd Collins will play opposite Janice Fm1ner in these two major roles. · , Nicely-Nicely Johlson, Nathan's sidelckki is played by Mike Fantozzi. Other named characters are Dominic Cappello, Arvlde Abernathy; Ron Aguilera, Beml)I Soutilstreet; Dave Keith, Big Jule; Sherry ~el, Geoeral Cartwright; John SUsman, Harry the Horae; Bruce Cooper, U . Brannigan. ,Deb!Je Brouwer, Agatha, and Ray Sclllierer "' Galvin. student dl=l«s are Tammy Massey and Deolse Palaferri. "Guys aod Dolls" includes such popular tunes as "A Person Cook! Develop A Cold." "A Bushel and a Peck." 11111 Know," and "I've Never Been In Love Before." The student orchestra will be conducted by Peter Fournier. 1be choreography features men in dancing and · singing roles, said Ms. Leaeh. The students are working with the Forum's limited stage area by using side ramps. The lack: of an orchestra pit poses some problems for the actors in sound irojection, noted Olsen. "But it has the advantage of proWilng an intimacy with the audience that is uni· que to small theaters." Sally's. Blithers Over 'Slither' Lui l'edt I saw a tmible moY.iD called ''IAst Jlot'ilm," Al a mailer ol fact, I saw .......i ten1bte movies this weet, bt.lt 0 Loet Homoo" was- in a class by itself. In the Raw lt's sort ol. a '1Brigadoon" '-----""' with chopsticks. Nine million dollM• and It looks catered by Trader Vic's. 'lben 1 ran into one of the st.an of the movie. Sally Kellerman, and had a steal: In her r0om at the Ink• Hotel. She -~ ... acUy thrillod oboUt It herself. You know Sany Kellerman. She's the treetop.tall blonde with the voice like a Honda in need of a thousand-mile ~ In "~ Horizon," she playa a Newaweel< pbol<>- grapba' -travels ten mil-lioo miles to the top of the Himalayas just to give up smoking. Sally Is a bit crazy and she's the first to admit it. I first met her three years ago at the Cannes Film Festival where she came on like an Aztec choir boy who had just. read his first J . D. Salin· ger in white high -heeled sandals, a Lois Lane s boulder -P bag and an Indian headband She was plugging "M.A.S.H." and as1<q an Iba French sho!>- g1r1s !tr a "butch watch" for her man In Qllilomia and the paparazzi -crazy, She hasn't changed much. She still waves her arms around her body like C8role Lombard, smiles like Veronica Lake, and wallcs like a ancOOvy. She married the man with the "butch watch " writer-director Rick Edelsteiii, and divorced hil1I too. "So now Rex Reed catches up with Sally Kellerman three years later, folks, and guess what ? She got thrown oot of ·~ he< house, toot her man, an doesn't have a baby on ea knee but she's still in ther swinging. Want nne ~ fries?" ' She doesn't smoke "qo~ cigarettes, just dope, tnDh,' and eab candy by the jar. room was decorated -wt Raisinettes, three bottJels o vitamin c, .scattered fan · some wilting Easter llllet;~ a book on yoga. COiumbia Pi tures had flown her in to pl "Lost Horizon ," the mul milllon-<lollar bomb, but it'w clear that all she wante-4 talk about was her o~r:~. movie, a daffy murder · le called "Slither" ·~ . ry . ·~ "It on1y cost a million __ thousand or maybe it w million and a half. I • know, but it was terri~ because in 'Looi Horizoii"'i- were just servicing a sCriP man, and in 'Slilher' we wer servicing ourselves and turn ing out a groovy movie and just love it and I don't · critics should review ' Horizon' anyway becaUse it' not a movie for critics. . .... mean, you know what ~ going in, man, and no critic gonna dig it but Ross H, has made maybe 48 mo, and 47 of them made moDet and he's never got a goo& review in his life so why botheo-? I did it beca?j wanted to sing in a movie I think Burt Bachrach is, genius ,and I made a very · lrieod out of Liv Ullmann ~ writeo me letters from Norway and it was worth it." I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE I Cut Fares Suspended By CAB WiWerness B railw Trails Assist Blind _Sight,se__ers -. " ACROSS 78 Soup v1ge11bln 79 M11n 1 1,J,,.11ined 81 Sh16e t•et 8 Sptrow 82 lntinl11 11 Ch1tter QUI lily 16 Tuk 83 Cif!yw111 • 21 Au1om1ton 81> P111or1l 111ft1 22 Lyric muM 86 FHI quic~ly 23 M1tur• 88 C1c1b1 24 Gonlp 89 Antltr :ZS Blbllcll kW!g 90 Fond of 2t Stetlon . 91 'l'oungglr1 21 S1110rtlllg 92 Soll type 30 Attlndlng IJ S11.on1 :n "'°"°"" --32 AmllMm9n1 15' Courtgt S4r.-911~·" 38 ,. .. dlM 971dMI 37 ArttltO!Un too....- 3SI Touch: eotnb. 1nitnM ··~ 101 Fr11111nt le1f "° "~duct; 102 H1r1ngu1 42 Scoreh 104 Aulgn pllCH 44 AUld1vit 105 G•t_. i.1111 ' " Dlclrnll bl':' 108 Night moiaturt 47 D~lchld 107 Woolen l1b1K: 48 Burdtnte>ITl9 109 Rlve1 illend 61 Slend•g1 ... 110 1nlo1rn1l 11\k 63 SH duck 111 Blend 55.Llghtrlin 112 P11.1l10ll word 68 SM\Ch 113 Accord 80 B•nilte1 11 6 Bank employ" 62 c .. 1monlov1 117 Femal11utl 65 \/tc:~lltll 118 Greet 66 Commo•ion 120 Yule1ong 0 68 Advanct 122 Genuine 70 ChlntH · 123 Rep1ued dlt11nct 124 Rep11Hnlatlv1J 71 M1tu1lng l(ltnt 128 Arable 1umarn e 72 Grall• 128 Witch .73 Blbbl pr!Mt 130 W1nd&r 75 Etch 132 Ecetntflc p1rt 78 It Ible• 134 Gtrmln 1iver , ?1 lh•lf1tn ~· 1>11 Enc:Ount« • " I~ 137 T1rmin11e1 141 H1il: L1tin 142 Sloping p1rt 14• Fo11y 146 Uncommon 148 Weep: S~tliMI 1•9 A1 !1r II 160 biah poet 151 Fundamtnhll '164 Pe1UM 158 Lind mtMUrt 167 Wlni9d 169 Sutety 180 Expun~ 162 Hill r•rigt 164 AltcM1n 166 Sm>; llorntS 168 J"'"9tl fell1 167 Sublet DOWN 1 Enclosed field 2 f111c:1I 3 JewiMI inonth 4 Soak 6 P•ck 6 T1.1rn •side 7 Coniunction 8 Varnish blse 9 Siou1,, lndlan 10 Vocal composition 11 P1.11>1;.ner 12 Ou1er tdge 13 lmltatee 14 DoctrtM 15 M1incourH 16 Stuff 17 Sh1nty 18 Mystic eja<:ullltion 19 Latin 10ldi91' ~ UP,ri9h,t I I 0 27 Steid 92 Solid food 29 Costly 93 NethefW011d 33 Continent 94 DIY1'1mill9U 35 See 1ncho•1 96 Mie1obll 38 Steldv 96 fish h.11e 39 Our11lon 97 Fle1hy lruft •I Debaw 98 Onlonllke he1b 43 Mldic•I 99 F•tlqued •Mll11n1 101 Rom•n writf r 45 Pilt 103 Sun god 47 Wlth•red 104 P1otecl· 49 S.ur1 uric:M 107 S1ti1ly ,.,,_,,.. 108 Blblic•I n1m1 52 C.lllmll0\11 110 Mlinteln 64 Dltcolored 111 Comprehend 66 Moren 11l Glgenric M Holy: comb. 114 Timtunlt IMm 118 M1n'1 l\llllt 67 OtfHt 117 LIQ6im1tt« 6.9 M1tllllc 119 RlnM N-121 e..,,,.. 81 Sw•thewtt 123 Poetic ctd9net 63 T IXM thrinl 125 Inn 64 F1bric 127 lndl.n prt>ptrty es Donkey 129 cio--130 Tt• rtll fi7 L•mb't ptnlllm• 131 .Convtll m~ .. o ...... 133 Slugfnt 72 Flow.,IH9 136 CeritrnortiM pt1n\ 138 J•ptnnt 74 lndMdualit y dr11111 76 G1th1red 139 Pulte 78 French t11h1r 140 Noltyfrollc 79 Stan: 2 wds. 1~2 Sudsy brew 80 M1gla111te 1il3 T1blt1upp0rts 82 si.v• 146 GNl!Mge &4 L11plng 147 B1itt.h noblt 1mphibi1n 150 Coniwmed 85 H1w1U•n dllh 152 T1ngltd ma. 87 lnqul11 1~ Y0111h . 88 Empor!Um 155 S11mplngfom1 90 Monltrout 168 While 1erpent. 181 SouthMlt 11 GNmble 163 Rt!P&flbw SE! ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED SECTION ' I I . ' TRAVEL . ' WASHINGTON (UPI ) into state or nation a I mile BraiUe nature trail will There is a new breed of preserves. be completed at ElepMQt 'gh'---e ploring the nalioo's The idea caught on so well Rocks State Park n· ea\: SI ~· 1 Granitesville, Mo., fin~· parks, forests and wilderness at the fede ral, state 'and local through matching f e d e r a l'- areas these days -the blind. levels that Lewis' prediction of state grants totaUng $25* In mnuring nmnhero, the a cross-eountry network Is The blind will be able to et-&""'"... within achievement. Trails for th · i..:..4-... ~·· WASHINGTON (AP) -The Civil Aeronautics Board last week suspended r e d u c e d transatlantic fares that seven foreign airlines planned to put into effect April I on routes IQ the United States. '---------' Sl.ghUess have been able to pl ore e massive prewai.w 1<;" the blind have proliferated, tcro · f k of savor the sounds and sense the and elements of 8 coast.to-ou ppmgs 0 roe • some Plea-·-of outdoor life t le 'thin which are 27 feet bigb and 80 But even before t h e suspension the International Air Transport Association, to which major U.S. and foreign airlines belong, had agreed upan Atlantic fare increases starting April 15 to replace the proposed lower rates. The twin developments pro- vided virtual assurance that transatlantic fares this sum-mer }Vill rise some.what, and that the highly touted cut-rate excursion fares will not be available. IATA member air 1 i n es , meeting at Wemb l ey, England, over the weekend, agreed that in order to com- pensate for devaluation of the dollar North Atlantic fares IQ the United Slates and Canada would be increased an average of 6 percent oo April 15, and would remain at that level throughout 19'13 . The CAB served notice on JATA Feb. 27, wben it suspended reduced N o r t h Atlantic fare proposals of four European airlines, that· it would not ·accept the con- troversial 22-to-45-day round trip excursion fares. They have ~n as tow a!! $31S in lhe peak summer months, 1Uld 1240 in the oU season, between New York and London. Under the new arreement, the cheapest New York'-Lon- don scheduled rc<md trip fare would be 1332 ill the ~ ~ .... and .. in the winter season. The board's dtclslon In 111• pend the_J)l'!ipOIOll ........ -was cooslllered'bf the airllnea an advance Indication J~ would approve the nft,,l'llleo 1greed upon by tilt, IATl otrllnel. England Serves Tea for Tours CHESTER, England (UPI) -Barbara P .... y feels tourists vlaltinl E n g I a n d •hould ~ a n:al talte ol tbe-<OUDlri· She wrote tlte l!:ncllab tourist board olftrinlJ to ..... tea and cookl .. In her bolne to 11111 forellJI vtsiton an-Ivlnl In Cllestor, ) ....... = coas sys m oow are w1 a to through use of ' 1 B r a i 11 e one-day drive of most parts of nBs. y1 nd Bralll Campers Welcomed In Vegas Trails" insta11ed in several the try Y n oo r o Pe a e coun • markers, they can explore the hundred sites over the past Jatnes G. Watt, director of boulder-strewn area, be told five years. lb Bureau of Outdoor Recrea-what they are "seeing" ; Basically, the trail s consist tion who is beading a drive for find benches and rest roo of hip-high nylon ropes which more Braille Trails, said: as well . On some tr1i lead to !Jign markers in Braille "There is hardly a single transistorized tapes are that enable the blind to follow patch of green which would instead of the B r a i I special paths and lo read not be enhanced by marking a messages for the sighU through their fingertips about Braille Trail." visitors. describin g the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP ) - The newest way to stay on the Las Vegas Strip is to drive up with your own home. the world of nature. For instance in May a 142-and plant lite around them. There are no precise figures; ---------'------ on the number of Braille Trail miles or the number of trails .---------------------available, because they nnge from sm8.U community pro- jects in city parks to rugged woodlands, along streams ,in the mountains and even the One hotel-casino has asked planning officials for pennlssim to expend a trailer park it put in last year and ano.ther hotel seeks to build a 27-acre park. THE STARDUST Hotel wants to add 247 spaces ·to its 15().space part for campers, trailers, tent trailers and motor bomes. The Hacleoda Hotel wanb to open 476 spaces. A spokesman for th e Stardust aaid Its trailer park near the casino has operated at full occupancy nearly all the time since it opened Labor Day I deseN." · A· Spokesman for t b e Interior Department's Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, 1 which is encouraging a program to promote the trails, estimates that the blind now have available about 500 miles of exploralion in 200 to 225 nature centers. Some provide walks of only one.third of a mile through quiet park paths within city limits. Others allow the blind to experience the wilderness on mcire rugged expeditions Mexico V alue8 l)qllar MEXICO crrv. -Tlie the --' float of WY American lourbt dollar · 11 lotttgrl curreaCIO. oilers little 111rooaer tllu ever In Mexko ' solace. In an olten bewildeftd as a result ot the Mexican tra..ter. devaluation of the peso 1n•·_:.:::....:EA-~-=11:-:-=-=.-==-=.-.1 coincide wilb the 10 percent 1 I American de .. luattoo. 'l'lie ex-~ ~~~llU~pet01 1 WEEK IN For Iba paot century Mexico I HAWAII I h .. Jioe• ooe of the f.,, na- tions In the -ld to malnlaln free and unrestricted co•-1 ROTURNIPD s2so I vertabllity ol lu currency.· To the tourist this .iabillty I -"'" ..,., ,,_..,.,. .,., 11 I Is 1 peace of mtnd factor that 747 ( ~ } ·v1Cl-ORIA An-tta1i. w.w-u.... ..,...,.,_11:1111 __ ~ SCARQl.RA\111'. 7CRU.1$ES•1973 l~ ....... GALA SPRING CRUISE ·~ 21 DAYS • IAIUNQ Flldll NIW YORK, MAY 22, 1171 , (..,,...,..llCaPllllll111n,,"'-14) • ", •. I JI HIYt YOCk. ~ Amalenlam, Sf4.,_, ,.._... --001-. -""°' ..._ ._ .... ~ VilbJ(Got~~ ....... t1711otl121 ; 8 SUM·ME-rt CRUISES --·~ NOJlll Ce~ end Horweglen fiord• -11(12-.-27(14- Tlte Northefn Caplhlla •nd fiord• ""' 11 (11 df1!01, July 31 ll< d<ylJ -14117-. -31 (l<dl!OJ PMl.#fll9'* toC::O,•n..,.,.n ..._...._.._Na 'tort, ............ _.,,... ... "":"""' CAlllllAN CIUIHI JIOM NIW YOIK Dvttnt ttr. fAl&., wtHTft 9"" UllHO ......, .. ~~-· ,...... • .tW•tt lflCll.t. ~,...... .. .,.,..._"""' 10 .. 17 ~ ii price!.., In value. He ~ doe111'I have to wony about I CONTINENTAL I -"'""""~ ~w much his dollar has 1 ... ,... " ~ sbruhkcnqverntAAtorwhethe AIRLINES ·NCRES be c11n even e:xcliange It 1n the , .,...1 ,..,, .._.. '=c,..""' • I L rz .~ " morning !or !qrelgn\gootll .. nd ..._ 11!1" -J.NE -...-W oervlcoo. Trlui..Gl•be -· 'ITIAMIH" co ... LTt. , In the past 14 111onths the I Travel Bu:re•u ue - -"· U.S. 'loDar bu lost .more than U M ,.._, -. la • 11• CMlf '"" JO ..--i In value Jn !Dosi c.. -:::: 64M M6.J11 L --;_ ___ • --'"'---·--· -----:"--: majcr tourist deJtlnaUoos _ _ _ _ lt'l.• ' "JUDGE ,. · ROY BEAN" 1' ... r.ti._•' wfth .,, , • •AUl MIWIWI & • ' AYAIAllNIU THE KINGOFLAUCHlER OWUJl!OIAPUN '" C~N l~~IHltS PLUS "MODERN ' TIMES" & Those 'c:rny Cartoons Of The 30'1 111 ...... s.t.&S.. SGIP l'HIA1D -ISMJt6 llwl"41•.._. , .. I Thewait.fi OM"! h can duin again.to Ole hip(iest sooll1 in all Ole Wltld. -• (;onnty Divoree . Average Couple Profiled • HriD ORI! "LADY SINGS THE BLUES" --·-ION.Na••·- -•uo-. _ _.... "PLAY IT AGAIN, SAN(' M .~ Ill NATIONAi GENERAL THEATRES PLUS • CHAILTON HtnON IN "IKT JACKID" Reunited HOLLVW.000 (UPI) ~I Gene Wilder will -""" 1a'o Model In the -Pic-ture venkln of "Rhinoeeros.11 They did 1"lbe Producers" together. OomediennHinger Kay Ballard ~ the new aeaaon rt San Diego's Off Broadway Theater Wedneoday In the stal' ring role of the musical "Gypsy.'' A l\ory based on the life of aQipper Gypsy R<l6e ~. -!lie play w 111 continue through April 22. 1 Oth GREAT WllK SECOND FEATURE-GOLDIE HAWN "BUTIERFUES ARE FREE" CONT. SUNDAY FROM 2 . --------~p,rp,••-1 AlTENTIUN!!. I i ·sWAP ·1 I MEETERS -1 I . I II O~GE DRIVE IN THEATRE <I ' INVITES YOU TO · l·J?ARK * FREEi •• SUNDAYS AT •• ANGELS - I ANA~~OOD~J!DIUM,I I I I RIDE SHUTTLE BUS FREE 1 I TO FAMILY FUN AND BARGAINS I SWAP Mtm IVEIT SAT. • SUN. I AM TO 4 PM I -SlllUS INFORMATION PH. • 714-551),7.J36-~ ·-------------· ALSO • GllALDINI CHAPLIN IN"INNOCINTITnANOll" 3rd ~RIATWIEK lllM~: ~Blllfl Wllfi1Gll5 1111'1119 WHOCA'M 'IODl•r• c.i. .. cw-e 1811 PLUS 2nd CLINT EASTWOOD JOE KIDD -1'1111 ATllACTIC)No-' ~ 5 •• , AWARD ~BIUJE NOMINAflOHS H<:lJMY INCl.UDINO BEST ACTlllS-DIANA 055 .. .. I 1&11 C11M_,.. Alltl1111 Sliow ClllCI Sole -CUii-iNN Ill A-tA llPWIDWI ~ 23, 24, 25, 1973 •RI, a IAT. tt TO t ..... -•UfllDAV t1 TO ' '.M. GINERAL ADMISSION '1.25 a... .... n.,..,..,t11-, .,, .., .. ...., lie DllCOUWTI Tilll .......... ., _,.. •1• ... -· -······ CINFODMF 20 .: ... ··~ . ·~· '· .~ -· -··· $£40/UM , I ;;;:. .. _..,,,,,,!.'Ill'.'• -.. ' -...... . $ f40/UM "2 ;;·.: ' ~'1<R•l,"J.>l •l''l' • ., .. ""-'~•I I STADIUM •J ,;~. '-..m.!.Ul''~1 >1.!~':.JI _..' -'"I $f40/UM 4 ::: .......... .,,,. , .. SHOWING NOW! England. expected anaffalre. Caroline .... Al ......... "'1c• "McmofLaM•cM" ,., NO a1snvao sun .... AJ ,.,..., Prbt . ........ °"no loo!" ,., ••oe11w1n111c• '' 1M Cit) "McCabe & Mn. Miner" "Tho Getaway" lPGl -"Lady Sl"ts The lluos" lRl "'Pouldoll Adventure" ... ll"O) "Fun" gave them History. T-mwEnterWnmmt-.,._~GWf,,._,...... ~ Sarah Miles Jon Finch ~Richard Chamberlain ...... ..,..,. lobat Bolrs lADYCARoJJNEIAMn --John Mills Margaret Leighton Pamela Brown SilvlaMonli RalphjRichardson .. Laurence Olivier -l...,.,..._..._0•111 ...... .,....a. ~1119 ........ .,~ ... "SOUND Of SPEED" . :-:; '1Hr mw•RDESSES" BEST ACTRESS NOMINATION MAGGIE SMITH ••••••••• -------......,, ... , ..... l&A 10•p.a. .. _ .... ·-·1•1111 ....,.,_, __ "' .... .... _.._ ••BILLY :m"Jlllt1 JACK OMINATIONS llS'r.'PIOl'URI ,..1wi.- HSfAcTOI . IUJACTllSS .. ~,,1 ~-m-' -·-Q:l&.YMQtf~W!rfG.D --IN THEATRE FOUt • • ' .. I IN THIA"llf TWO IN Tlfi.Q:ll Tlfm ·-----~ • •• ' . • . I ' I j t I . • • • , .. • • • ' I • Nylon shag carpet tiles SALE57C Reg.68¢ea. .It OnHnch deep pile In fashiontrl-tone· ehadee. 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(Model • #2017) • • •olll•D"T)'llr WtTAWNlr.tlSMio.r,_ k , U ¢ r•llllllk lllW • • w Wl•CM11a.•P111st 1•tltl& • , ............ ----.. • Ofl£N IWl.Y t:a to 1:311 • IUlaY to IJD 1 • • • C l DAILY PIUIT . ( UCLA Sputters, 'Fllen Spurts to 70-59,Victory: . . . I Which Skein ' . Is More lnlpressive? A> UCLA'o boslu!thlll win otreob ...,_ -lo lenatheo )'OU l>egln lo wonder wlllcb .. tt1e 111\)11 i1'4*dllve: '!be ~...UJDl?t ol 7f ID a rw or Ibo NCAA ICD•••""'I 11>11( ol 15 ID •iocelli ... ~...:!:1!b~..:= --the ,,_ ol Po,.il --and ap111o1-·o1 ..... ont blcb callbor. ' P'rolll ~. •• It -.. dlql! a., BruD:se c·•rta·tn•to f\'1 - .llnak lo Mil and the -lo •• w!lat with ·BUI Walt.on .-In( all 1hll be!ll perform far UCLA his_,.... rather than jry lo plead bardsblp and .. J1"0 rlgbt now. WOMEN'S DEPT. -A recent football · game ·at Costa Mesa'• McNally School had a woman officlattnc. Jeane Manlredl handled the dut!e1 In the game with Wlnlerbaven ol HunllJ!gtm Beach. .mGR PRICE J)EPT. -A couple ol ~ bunlerl found tllelr -lo Sm> taldoolcalltylobaa-~ . ...,. ' ' WHITE ··WASH ' . . ·" , hish~ GObhl~rs ~18~ Todlli t l to lold wltla ·lbe Atlonllo Om! Oll>- -ltam rallied da!rn the .U.t<h. ~ Sbumate, wbo' ltlt 11 of 1J field _.,.., ~ li<Pt o..rv.,...., C•u111ef ! tit le ! . J Bru~~ Me'!'phis, State In Title Game M~nday ~-- UCLA CPI} ..._. flfl ,. e , T e P T 'f M 11 ~ I .. , f 11-t7CrNI .... 1 N 14 DOW!llM 12 M • W • .. to ltntlr ' '"'~ ... t N ' I~ I NI ,0 N t ,Wl1'oll · t N t 2 H flmoc* t 'M t ' .f..1 2t MorrlS t M t Alltll I N t NOlll't t H t N!tfW 0 ... ~I l MI Mlm"" .... MlnfltY o N t Taflll 11 .. ,, 70 Tot11t 21 H .. , UCLA -«I »-10 lndlane 22 '11-4t ffwlld IM-eudtnlr, °""""'M' ~-' Tot1I faui.-utLA 16, Jl'ldJ.!19 l' T.nnkal -~ ..... ·lllttel' . X''• ••• j ' • , 'SPORTS .J . lj . :. J prior lo the UCLA-Memphis stm , malcllup !0< the National CoUecJaW I AlhleUc Auoclatloo crown at f p.m., ~ PST. UCt.I. bu ""'1' 35 ltrl1ghl Ne.AA. g"""" and bU b1U9d ollbl nal!onil,'1• cl!alnplomhlpo ID lllti1aot·-,_.""" tile ............. In tile blilQry al ..... .... opart& ~--. : CUrtls led tile Bnllna -• ~. Walfoo madomlY 14, W Tllo~ t P.-Pll.Yer .ol Iba Y-1 wu a ... 1 bonneting dsnoil. ' _ _. Mompbla State~:IW and chompiollll al the Misoourt V"""Y can(enn0o,~· fire behind the -bomb ol Larry Kenon, Rmnie RobllllOll ~ Finch to deatroy EaaUm ~ Providence. The Tlgera had never llUn'lved Ille 111'11" round ID Ille previous N C A I' tournament., but tl!Oy're llW •tnclDP seuo1>Iong theme of "Meet ma 111· Ill., Louis. ti . Indiana Nabs ~: ,. !> SWh Straight.:: • I •. '•I S Cro ' ..... wim. wn -:· ) f I 1 •• • ... {;,% DAILY PILOT • Spike Stars • • {inpressive l_.:i -SANTA BARtlARA -Former Newport JWbor High standout Terry Albritton f9J11ec1 the 1hot put 5'1-1 at the Saota Ba""'~ Relays Saturday to win the ,~ .. · • '~brltton, a floebman at Stanford, defeated ex·Newport teammate Mark SU!••ns of USC. Slevn 6nlsbed fourth 1'llh • top el(orl al 51-1. :-Cir.on& won tbe team t tie with 19 J><>inla while USC bad !I 'for second. ~M..eanwhile, er·Fountain Valley aod <19J!!en West Collep Jtar Deonil Maas , ejcicked 17.7 in tho l40 for IOCClllltplace to JiOIP' san J,.. state'• sptkerr to an llM6 viclmy over v1s!tlng Oregon State. ' j .Sin Jose lrelhaian Mark Schilling, • (l8Nlen Grove product, won the mile In 4:07.5, upseltlng OSUl1 HalllfEbba. Ebba llu-dooe Ibo Dille lo 1:184-He's the d6-iondlng Pldllotdwnplao In the fotll'la}> ev'°t. Ebba clocked 4:07.!. ,Kings Triumph INGLEWOOD -Bulch Goring struck for · bis Mtb and 26th goals of the sea· IO!';..,_end Serge Bernier ad<led one goal aod,__"three assists to spark Los Angeles 'to ·a~ National Hockey League victory over Detroit Saturday night. ' ''i'be win gave the Kingt 71 points, two belllnd fourth place SI. Lcu1a in the West -11 the Bl""' Joel lo Montreal. >rlie defeat wu ....Uy for the R<d , Wingo u It drowOd them a point be- l!lnd BulfaJo lo lbeir b8ttte for an East-' ini Dlvlllon playoff berth. -. Six-mile Mark BAXEllSFIEIW -Steve Prefontaine, · tulintng vtrtually all by hlmsett, set an A!n.erlcoli l'ecord In the slx-mlle run Salotday with a clocking al 27:09.I. 'Jbe University of Oregon senior, who 'Im fourth In the O,llOO-<neter run at the l\lw1lch Olympics, toppled the previous ncord o1 27:11.6 set by Bllly Mills and Gqry Undgren In tbe 1965 nat!ooal AA U championships at San Diego. Ashe Trips Foe. MERRIFIELD.' Va. -Arthur Ashe anil Tom Okker gained the finals of the $50,000 Union Trust tennis classic, here, Saturday. Albe downed g.., Rosewall, M, 5-7, M while Okker tripped Roger Taylor M, 3-6, M. Big Spruce Wins AR_c:ADIA -EltJIOQdoi;f's BIL S~e ebarged from the ""talde at the bead of the stretch and ran away from heavtly lavvred ~ar II ad •longsbot Cicero's Courl • for · a 10-lengtb victory In the ~~-,~ Satut<lay at Santa Anita lloli 'Pierce • piloted Ibo 13-1 wln- ner·oVer the 1!.h mile· turf course in a 8C>- IO 1::1'13-5, rewarding backers 129, flo.10 and $1. • ' ClctrO'I ~. 11 S0..1 shot rldd.en by. Victor Tejada,' p1'1d $38.2o, an~ $7.40 by flnl$1ni :"' lengths In , front of 1-5 ta.,.,t• booicadJ Qll/iar t~ fi,40. Ey"rt Tri~phs . · AK!li>~, ~·.:;_ ~ Erut beat bad: tile ~enf!• o1 ·.11-yeer-old Marita ~ Siturday to.ll'OV~Jnto the finals of the *25100o Akron-'i\huµs Open. MIU EVert ' was carried to lhree sets before <iwltlnt tho-determlntld National City !Oho<>l girl, 7·5, 4-1, 6-3 in a match that Iiiated·neer1y two·11oun. Th~ 18:-~ld'Fort Lauderdale, Fla., atar law 23-year-old Olga Morozova, the mp ranked .Jlus.>lan playei, In today's flnah:-~ Mis.' . Morozova defeated her Russlin •••mmale, )lartan Kroshina, 6-1 f ,, %, l--1; I FQ.8!!e Traded ~N-Tbe Cleveland lndlans !rad· ~ ~ Ra,y Foa and backup lbortltoP 'Jilek Heidemann I!> the Oakland A'l /lllulday. for beObtop Dave Duncan moulfielder George Hinlrtck. Golf "'ashed Out ~-DJUJWiS -~ post~ the .tbll!f rou~~ o · Ute Greater N.e'I\!. OrleaM-(lpea: I tournament Saturday, w~ g, the pro goiters will pll,Y 311 boles today with the first tee- cff sboitly alter sunrise. Ia Elder and Miller Barber are tied tor the l,ad. Top 16 Advance PORT ST. LUCIE, F1a. -Top-seeded Jtallo' Will"""1b hlndlly def .. ted Clrole Jo Solla, ~ In match play Satunlay to ldYOllCt with 15 otller women gollen 11!1!> Ille ftnlll of the $100,000 se.ra a••c. Olhlr llDOlllta ... Marilyn Smith, s.... drl Jllrnlt, eatli1 Duuan, Judy llaDkln, llMdra 1pm1cb. ..Betty Burfeind~ Pam = Joyce Kazmlersld, Ge rd a Belay Cllllen, Sandra Post, ..., wn,ht, Carol Mann and Gloria .... Bowerman Quits IU(ll!IE, Ore. -BW Bowennan, who ~ tbo Ualted Statel track and field -11 till Jtn Olymptco, ls attpplng don u tlll lJlllVmil7 of~·· head ........ fP011, '•DI,..., 1 three-Ume U.S. Olym- INI. wtl ..,.eed Bowtrn\ln. Delllng!f '"' ....... boad "'8dl Ibis - , ' SOCal Coll.ege Star ' Versatile Causey . • Seeks 7-0 Mark ... lly llOWAlll> I. HANDY ................ Aptitude and ~de are qnaliU.. that seperate the ~1fl)(IQ place from the outatandlni. acblevemeall al ouper.stan. One would think that these quallttes put to use In winning two NCAA college division ontdoOr champlomblpo ·and one Indoor title along with • USl'FF crown. u~ the timo-bonored sclslon style In high jumplns would be enough for llUC· ..... Jack C.utey of Southern Callfornla College In Cl>sta · Meu bu other thoulhll. however. Oli"-"!' wm lbe NCAA titles In lltlt llld ltlt .wltli leapo al 6-10, Be wu a freshman and sophomore at SoutbWeotem Lonlatana at the time - lron1cal1y .atteodlnc ecbool OD a bul:et· balltcholarlblp. "I just gal tired of college llld dropped I out for awhile." he recall& "When I went back, I was sun dissatisfied." How then did he happen to find his way to Coata Mesa and SoCal College? "My father is a •minister aDd l at- tended Acadia Baptist Academy in Eunice, La. Coach Paul Peak is also frqm Louisiana and be bad contacted me wllen I got out of high school. "I called him and asked if be was atill interested In my coming to C.IUornia and here I am.'' Does he regret having left Southwest Loulalanl, a acbool that made tt to the NCAA university buketball regionals this year! · JACK CAUSEY UCI Faces Arimna Nine In Tourney UC Irvine opem def""" ol ill Anaheim College baseball toumamont tl- Ue Monday nl€bi at La Palma Part lo Anaheim against the llAlverslty of Arizona with ...ior Tom Dodd (1--0) pen- ciled In to start the llrst night pine ol the year for the Anteaters (S o'clOcl:). Dodd, a sen\or, started the -r game for UCI at UC Riverside four yem ago anr after his freshman lf8500, has been plagued with ann trouble. He appears OVl!I' the p-oblems that beset him a year ago and hu beeh chosen by coadl Gary Adams to start the first tourney game. His e.r.a.11 o.rr. The UCI coocb named Ray Humphrt., (3-1) u hts alternate starter 1booJd.DodC! be unable to pitch. Otberw!ae;Htimpl\rleo will open against · the UnlvenllY al Ca!Jfornla (Berkeley) Tueoday rnornq. • The rotaUon far the ~ ol the week-long tourney will find Gary IVbeelock (W) lla11lni Wednauy aca1mt Loyola; Jerry Maras (M) against Brigham Young oo 'l1lurlday; and Dodd corning beck Fridal against caJ StaU> (Los A:ngelel). Hllllljibrl!s will gel the nod Saturday oo the llnal day al the tourney. All games but two will be pl<yed at La Palma Park with four games eadl .day for the eight-teem field that also Includes . Cal state (Fulllerton) and Cliapman in addition to UCI and its foes. Tuesday and Friday nights wlll1>e dark as far u the tournament II ....,.,ned with afternoon pmes at caJ state (Fullerton) beginnmg at 2 thooe days. Coacheo ol the compellnc teams were polled recenUy and tabbed Ibo Antelters to ftlle&l aa tourney c!Jmnpiolls.'Here's tho -they plcbd tho -...s their records at the ttnie al oelectloru · "lt'1 bard to say, Sometimes I tltlnl: ·-It 111111 -.· he aclmlta. SOCAL'S JACK CAUS1iY FLOPS OVIR HIGH JUMP BAR me with bis elbow. I missed the nut two games, then i>n Saturday night, he got In the way of my elbow ind lost a couple al teeth. 1-UC!rvlne (13-1); ~ ('1-9); 3-/.riZOna (9-5); 4-Brlgbam YOlllllf U· I); 5-caJ State (Loo Anceles) (6-7); 6-Loyols (3-10); 7-Cal (kteley) (&- &); 8-Cal state (Fulleiton) H). "But l'm bappy here and I enjoy life in Callfornla.'' Laver Thumps Drysda'le, cauuy Is eurrently working on the flop method of jumping under Jim Crumpton at SoCal. "I think It mlghl work out to where l can jump higher. I certainly hope so. But I have a lot of technlcallUes to work: out yet. "There , wasn't anything intentional about either situation and it was ironical that it happened to two of us on the same team in such quick order." UC!'s leading hltler Is aopbomore Ter· ry Stupy with a .338 average followed by left fielder Rod Spence at .333. As a team, the Antelters are hitting at a .283 clip In the first 11 games. I Faces Smith for Tit"le "!'Ve beeh high jumping since I was In tbe fourth grade so l don't expect it to come Overnight. I am confident I can get over seven feet this year." causey is just getting started with the track season and has been competing in five or six events but coach Jim Crumpton says he will concentrate <ln the high jump after this week. With pitcblng depth and a balanced lineup with good power bitting UC! will be the teem to beat from tho opening pitch. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP ) -Rod Laver and Stan Srnllh, the two top seeds in the $50,000 Peachtree Corners Internati<lnal Tennis Classic, each scored decisive vic- tories Saturday in semifinal acti<ln and will meet for the title today. Laver, 34-year-old Corona del Mar res· tdeot, ranked No. I lo tre,world and oeed-!'11 first here; beat Sou~ Africa'• am Drysdale, 6-2, 6-2 and wilf liid for bis f<lurth W<lrld Championship Te n n l s tournament victory in ~x start& against Smith for the $10,000 first prize. . Smith, the top-ranked American and Davis Cup star, but ra\ed a step behind Laver here, ~ad an.!-B!Y time in dispQs- ing of Cliff Richey-, San Angelo, Tes., tk3, 6-1. Smith, who bu w<ln one wc:r tourney this season and $20,900 after earning more than f150,000 last year, broke the 27-year-old Richey's serve in the seven'th game. al the opening set, snapping a 3-3 tte, and went on to run out the set. He had litUe trouble in the second set. "The turning point was when I broke him in that seventh game," said the 26- y<ar-old Smlth., or .Sea Pines, S.C. "He's tough, t.h<lugb. He's always in the game." Smith; a 6-foot-4 blond bomber, sho has }Ost twiCe to Laver on the tour this year, feels he is pla)'ing well now and "good enough to win. If I stay c!-Ose 'to Rod, I can beat him." Laver, the sp:>rt's only millionaire in earnings, captured over $100,000 last year despite missing much of the season with a bad back. He has earned $37 ,300 this Today's Sports On Television !0 a.m. (2) -NIT BASKET· BALL -I The championship game In the ~th National Invitation Basketball tournament matching llotre Dame agatnst Virginia Tech. :10:25 a.m. (II) -DODGERS B'AsEBAU. -The Montreal Expos 'tB. Los Angeles Dodgen In an ex· ' hl.biUon game from Vero Beach, I\ Fla. '. !).noon (4) r NHL HOCKEY - fte St. Louis Blues take on the Flyers at Phlladelphia. 12:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The U.S.A.· England boxing tournament from Madison " Square G&(deu. Also, World Olp siding taped lo January at Grlndelwald, Switierland. I p.m. (9) GOLF TOURNAMENT -The final round ol the $100,000 Sears Women's Classic from Port St. Lucie, F1a. First prize II $15,000 with 18 finalists in today'• allole modal play. 1:45 p.m. (7) -NBA BASml'· BAIL -The Los Angeles Lalrarl take on the SuperSonlcs 1t SeatUe. 4 p.m. (7) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -How auto cbue ,.,.... are sfal[od; a mountain lion la the quarry In New Mexico: and how to train a.Labrador retriever. S p.m. 17) -WORLD CUP SKDNG -Amateurs from 11 coun- tries 0001pete In the lut ol 21 aventa ioward the World Olp. (I) - WOMEN'S-GOLF -Janie Blalock and Sandra Palmer vs. Gloria Ehret ud Sandra Haynie In Ille quarter6nala of the $50,000 Cin- derella Tournament 1 ' year. The loser of the final will earn $5,000. The 5-foot-8 Laver, scheduled to meet Drysdale in Saturday's opening match, had to delay bis appearance unlU alter the Smith-Richey match, wllen he awakened with a nosebleed. He was taken to a locai hospital, where doctors treated him and he was f"'l" nounced fit. He proved the diagnosis cor- rect by romping over Drysdale In less than an hoUr. Laver and Roy Emerson of Newport Beach, the topnnked d\>Ubles pair, _SW~ Into Ille doubles_!~ by tripping &nitll and llOb lAltz, 7-1, 6-7, 7-5. Does he l¥IJof track ... boskelhfill lhe lllOI!? "I really don't know/' be confesses. "illlketboll 11 a eeam opJl't ind high jumplJig Is an lndi.-1 elfort. I like to depend on mYllelf more than other people but · I enjoy playing bastelball." He wu one of the team's leading rebounders this past season. During the past season, he bad two """"""1atlon1 with teeuimate Rusaell Dickens that mlgllt t>ave aevind a RlaUobBblp ol leoses' -1e. Both are .UU good friends, however. · "l had my.J>OSe.hrok!n ID lbe Pasadena tournamentiben Russell accidentally bit In a recent all-comers meet at Cal State (Fullerton) he cleei'ed 6-10 witlwt a workout (during ba.oketball season). "He's a fine athlete with a verj fine at· titude," Qoumptm enthuses ... I'm sure he'll clear seven feet before the season --using Ille llop." Crumpton should know. He's the one who helped Dick Fosbury to perfect the . jumping style as a high school star in Oregon. Causey -ls an archery buff and enms back packing as a hobby. He ho~ to become a high school coach upon gr8dua- tioo and Is looking to the state ol Oregm for his future. 11 '·"'· -~1 ,,,,. 'fr!:iDt: Cllltorm J~tfe¥1, j::::: = St1N ~"'~ ,.~~ty. 1 p.m. -C I ne w. Arllllftl. ........ y ll 1.m. -lrlatlfm You1111 vt. cl l"ul"*"-_ 2 p.m. -C..llfonN ·'IL UC rv1ne. LOro11 • °"'"". J ... m. -Artmnl w. ~ waDMUDAY 11 •.m. -UC l'rVlnl Vil L0¥019o !:::=~~--Yw. Tl 1.m, -C1HfOl'fll1 VI. CS Futltrton. 2 11.m, -L9'>'91' w. CS lot AnlM"" f "'""" -~,YIUlll va. UC 11'\'11'11.; • p.m. -M1IM YI, CtlNmln. 11 '·"" -~ .:·~~. V:. li"t.-Ariila::;-,"" Cl Fvl!ff11nf 1>C IM(ll f •.m. -Altlonl ~ ....... 'ft '·'"'·-~ :i'.!!, i p.m, -"""'* ~i S PJn. -3rd, 4lft "pr.i., I -.nt. --~If oa~• bt Ill..,.. a-t t.f 11.t. CFullwtllin) fleld, Johnson & son presents •· • • Mercury Comet e PRICED RIGHT e SERVICED RIGHT e GOOD SELECTION .. • .. 'V· '•·· . • • A 1973 Johnson & Son Mercury (:omet The Johii1on1 soy: ., "We cater to the 'particular people.'· These ere people tliat went more then just' a feir price; they went quality ser- vice 111 well. All of our· nt~ Linco.ln· Mercury prod_µch re· ceive our Golden.Touch S.~iee. Eeelr ear• is wexed with two coats of hend polish, tuned to perfection, end extensively road te•!ed f?.Y lh• mai\igtf'l:!•n~. ·rf Y'?u1je th• kin'd' of per- son looking, for thlJ kihd of ear, be sure to see the Johnsons." -) Heme or The New Cit •• , "6•'4fn rneN• llom• Of"l1M N.,, Cit,,• "6•Uett2'elle1'" I \ 262' HARBOR ILVD. 0, CARS, COSTA ,MISA e ~ ' I ~ • ' 1 • Baes Lose Pair ' Sofm R•ms- Gauchos Belt 4 Homers, Stolen Base SiJ:tk Sdn Berdoo, 12-2 Mark to. 98 ' Southem Ca111cmla Coilep's bud>all Saddleback College belted lour home rwu Saturday, includi.og two by sophomore Scott Johannes, to post a 12·2 Misston Conference baseball victory over visiting San Bernardino Valley C.Ollege. The Gauchos, 3-% in cln:utt play, host Citrus (6-0) Monday at 2:30. In other JC action, Orange Coast College dropped a doubleheader to San Diego Mesa by M and :H acores. As a result OCC's Pirates are now H In Sooth Cout play, eight games behind coo- f......., leader Cerritos. Johannes stn>ked a twonJn -ID the first Inning and hit a three-run shot in lhe eighth w)len the Gauc)los ooored seven Umes to wrap it up. t Teammate Steve Carpenter also had a firat inning rouod·trlpper while Sad- Chargers Back At UC Irvine For Fifth Year SAN DIEGO -Johnny Unitas, the fabled quarlttback traded from the Baltimore Colts, will mate hia debut as a member of the San Diego Chargen ·wbeo the American Football Conference entry In the NFL begins Its fifth straight year ol pre-season drills on the UC Irvine carnpu! in July. Irv K.ue, assistant to the president or the Chargers, confirmed the return of fhe pro footba)l team today following tbe re- cent approval or the board of regents at UC!. The fonnal contract has not been sign- ed but this ls strlctly a matter of paper work at the present time according to Kaze. dlebac:k's Steve Williama hit a solo blast in the fourth inning. Doubles by Mark King, Greg Kessler and Carpenter and a single and a two-I base blow by Wllllams contributed to the Gaucl!<>s' llig elgblh-inoing rally. Saddleback hit salely elght times in the frame. Riok P....,,.i, a ritlh~, lje<•DIO the fin! Saddleboek pltdler to go illne to- niop this -The l•rm••"'Univenity High -atruclt out five botlels, w.- six a.Gd hit --The GaudlOI allO have tluoe other games ICbeduled Ibis week, trav.llntl to Pal6mar 'l'llesda1, bootinc Riverside Wedoeaday and ·dqhlng wl1h visiting Cbaf(ey '11luraday. Orange Cout will try to snap ll• nlne- game losing streak Monday, hosting Santa Ana in a 2:30 tilt. The Bucs abo have three:. other games this week, trekking to Mt. Sao Antonio Tuesday, hosting Mt. SAC Friday and visiting Fullerton Saturday. ,_ ..... ,...,.. (I) ........ ctr (11) nrtt"'I lllrtlrtil •110...,.,.,_. S2!0 1 0 0. Jdlamll,11l 't.' •tJtlAk,rt ,,.,, D 0 I I C.rHlltW, If 4 2 t 1 JOIOW111a-.,c 1111 ····~dtlll ••••IOnl.• ,,,. 20111MiM.a 2100 ,,,,~ ........ 1111 •tto ..... a ttto ,,,,,.,......,. ,,,, 1 • 0 0 t •• 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 • ll 1 7 2 Totatl lcllr9 ..., ...... • Oii ---2 .. -01x-11 M.111411 • • ' . " ' In .JC Swimfest team ran its seuon mark to 10.S-1 with a double)lj:ader sweep of visiting LIFE College Saturday at TeWini<le Park In Costa Mesa. The Vanguards posted 7-2 and 8-1 vic- tories. The same two team! clash T\Jes- day night at 7 at Quigley Part In LA.. It was aeain the stolen base that pto. vided the lparlr: for the Vanguards. In the doublel!eadet", sex: lwiped 13 bues to nm ita IJ.glme mark to -II close to a eollege dlvlalon record. llike Dougla~ led the ny wllh alt -. ........ nmning his ....... mart to ff. lie also had· a triple and I dooble In the-.!game. And teammate Mickey Lebech bad four stolen baaes and now bas 11 fur the -Pitcbers Keith Brigman_ and Roger Gonzales picked up the vtc<ories for the Vanguards. . In the nlgblcap the Vanguard& scored seven times in the opening frame and breezed the rest of the way. PIRST OAME SOC.I 171 l•COHD OAM• s.c.s <•• U rll nr 0ouoi.... .. 3 t 1 0 0ouo-. .. L11Md\, d 3 I 2 J Llbtd'I, ct AdMll, lb 3 0 1 t ~lb Rasn'Mllsen. If s • J 1 lltumu.-. If ~. c • 1 I 0 RldlllrW:lk. 3b ~rt tOtOJllfferill.c kanOn, ., I o 0 O klfllln. rt JlffWtel, :lb A 0 1 1 HIMoliw. 2b Hlealnt, Ph 1 I o I G«uai.. p ~· 2100~-~ P A I I t Quinn, 1111 _ .. ..._, .. Ev..-..• SI 1 ' 1 Tohls PIUT eAM• ....... _ • OIJ rllrbl ] l J 3 3 l 1 1 I 1 1 0 s 1 1 0 I 0 I J 2. 1 • 0 f' l • 0 I 1 0 I 2 1 1 ' 1 o t a 1 a t o I t 0 G 1 a • • 1 a o o fl • 1 ' • • LIFE soc~ 000 tao OO'l-2 • ' LIFE ""' - .. .. ,....., SKOMD o.t.M• SC.. IW IMI_. • 000 tit ..... , 700 100 JC--4 • I • • • ' ' • Lancers Top Pirates Sllad.v, "'""' 25, 1973 DAILY PILOT C :J Newport Javttadonal • T~ojans Fall ::~-· FV's Babashoff Shines; To Brea, 12.a,'- Rolling Hill,s Nabs Title In Slugfest e University lUgh produced an a~ dance of runs for the second time l!J j many Orange League buebaR games, but the Trojans sWJ fell lo .Brea Sat.llrd!>Y at University. !';, Four swimmors stole the 1 ho w bul W18pectaculat< R<>1I1nii Hllls walked off with the team t.it-le in the-flf.st annual Newport H~bor Invitational swimming moot at the Sailor>' pool Saturday. Fountain Valley'• Jack Babashol!, Loog Beach Wllsou's Tim Shaw, Tu..tin'•· Jel! Rolan and Paloa Verdes' Jason Wbeaton grabbed the DMljority of the wins ~ them,. but Rolling Hills tallied 77 points for the team trophy. Babasboll qaged In the """' of ~ day with Shaw In the 200 free, nipping Ibo 1-Beacb oop'co1<l1e b)' a tenth ol a 11<\('lnd In a time of 1:"1.1. Babasholl wu hard presaed all lbe way but out- dueled hia rival in the final yards of the race. The Fountain Valley flash came back to win the JOO free, clocking 48.J. Wheaton put together an ironman performance for Palos Verdes, leading hls team to en upset win in the 200 medley relay by swimming a 23.5 open- ing backstroke leg, and coming back to win the indiVidu~ medley and backstroke races. Rolan recorded his two wins with a 22.4 clocklhg in the 50 free and 53.6 effort in the 100 butterfly. The former win was by ballot, after runnerup Jim Bauer of Palo8 Veroes·bad been clocked in 23.3. Host Newport Harbor lloished sl.tth lo the varsity competition, but saw ita fro.sh-soph unit cruise to a .win. El Dorado dominated the jtatior var&ity competition with Fountain Valley and Mtssion Viejo second and third . l'Tr"f :rn1" -lj := Hlllf 67, t. ~!_Y!!lson , N. ~' n ~e oo.-..x.~t P•13:i :''71 , Miu:::~lo ti. ... 7. tln •IMv , I . Mesan Fourth :MID Mldle-f A .. w-1. Pilot Verdes 2. El Oorldo l. RING F1 G E of ~:re:'.'1TI"':;t"\';..h. Aomn11 Hlli. s.. LB w1i.on ._ SEB , a . -ary "erton ~ F~. B•bnlloff (Fount1111 v111ev1 2. SMw O:>sta Mesa and Elliott Forbes-Robinson f~:m:i11mU.1.3T1~'!'1l~C3c,~o1u11a "111•> ~. Tllr-of La Crescents· finished fourth in the lndlvkl1111 Mlldlev-1. Whlaton tP•lol V•n:l•I 2. on tLB Wllsonl l . R•n (NIWPOfl) '· 23rd renewal of the""'-'•• JZ.hoor sports Fr n {Tuill11J, Time: 2:0..-S. ~"' .. '6 JO Freo-1. Ro11n ITus11n1 l. aau.r tP•I~ Vi'rd911 car race here Saturday. 3. Brllhlff (AOHlna HIU•I 4. L/n1/\9ld <Et Dorldo). ~1!Jiivi-\;,.~1~ ccl~f~' Jiu,~~N.!Ta re~e Costa Mesan drove a Porsche Car- w11ion1. Tim•: 53.6. p t G H I H ood d D F,_1. B1t11Jl'loff IFount•ll! v1u-r1 2. e1v.r e er regg, ur ey ayw an r. V~m•l 3· Th~ IRolllna HUI•) 4• Dave Helmick """'ted a lopsided victory k Dorlldol. T mt: 48.2. rn> 400 F,..._ Shew (L8 w I-ion) 2. Mori CEI Ooradol hU 1 drl I p h Carr f1rM~~~~.o.1t.o111na Hn1s1 ... Lotid.11 <LB w11ton1. w ea so v ng a orsc e era. Brea tagged Trojans pitching for: 18 · hits and took a lU victory to dt'OP' University to l-1 in league play and AA- vel iLseU to a share of the league's iQ;p spol. ·,' CO.ch Ken Tratar'• Uolverslty teiin rapped out 11 hlta but couldn't catch up alter falllog behind to a five-nm - oulbunt In the secind Inning. Joe Hollett swung a parlicu]ar\y IOI bat for the Trojans, rapping out U.... hits including a double and a triple i\tid driving in three University runs. _, HoUett's double in the second ~ ,. scored John Densmore and ~~ Brothers with University's first lwo nms and l~o\lette came home himself when Gary Will.son also doubled. ' llollett's triple plated Pablo Silva with the Trojans' Cina! run in the sevent.h:lll- ning, but that was tbe }oser'.s last gaBp. University had ta1lled twice In the UU~ on four slraighl singles, once in ·the fourth on four stralgbt walks and IP,ln in the sixth wben Tim !goo singled ll!1d stole three bases. Uni....,,;ty returm to !fty ~y, hosting Vaieoica In a 3:15 p.m. till. Meammile, Dana Hilb will ~ to run its record to :H when the Doqihin,I visit rugged SOnora. And Laguna Beach will try to win \II first league game at Saddlel>ack (l>-1), .,... CU) r .~ r II 1111 U111YW1H1 lfl ·, . Meul1111, et J.Uson, P A•m ... v, p Mact>orWld, c A1!,ty, II F1y•, If Allew, 2b Surtort. rl Tl"!P,:., lb •r.k•ui .•• A cherd, Jb Tot11• ( 2 I 1 Htl'COdl, 11 1 2 l 1 Hollttt, lb llDOWllltm1,lf 3 ! 2 t "-1111· c 10111909,21! 2D12 Hli.,ct S032D-•·-~ I l 0 Moutlllen+ P (lfDSllv1,p ' 2 1 I BNMht .... rf ( 1 I I lo6 1! 16 11, Totll1 N rllrtll I 0 l t -S I 2 2 .. 1 t t 2 ••• I 1 0 q ' ' 1 • 3 t 1 1 a o 1 a 1 1 1·. ' ' ' . Are the <llargen happy al UC!? "Hell yes," Kaze says emphatically. PASADENA -Powerful Pasadena Ci- ty College handed Orange Coast College only Its secooc1 dual ~ swimming los& of the -here, Saturday by a 65-39 COODL 100 a~1• :si.etwi lP•lol Vitrdlll 2. Pt991•• fLB Haywood was the wheel of the snub- was nearly four seconds better than his ~~~1 Cllffft' 1E1 ~> 4. Fr•nkHn <TliQflnl. nosethe f:!i~b lin when it whiEST'ued almcross r t .,1 .. 1 · !frtt'..t-~Llw <El DorMo\ 2. Kirn IPaio. u~ e at 11 p.m. ( ), a ost er.. ,,, am ,_,, 1• •-... previous best. " :f 'tic•.:'1:041 IM\ulon vt•lo '-tMnOn tL• 10 miles ahead _of its closest challenger. UrttvenlfY IDl 101 1-1 11 1 '"'"' ......... "That ls the finest trslning stte you can find ID]IWbere. "We are very happy to be able to return. Things couldn't be better for us . '"lbooe people are absolutely superl> and they are delightful to work with," Kue adds. Several yean ago, the <llarger& were . cootemplatiog oonatrllctloo o I a permanent site In the EseoDd!do area but 'the plana hlt a !talerilate:aiia· 1pparent1y have been atiandoned. The <llargers set up camp at UC! In July and remain through the month of August and part of September. Dates for thlJ year's eamp have not been establlsh- ed although a rookie session U&Uallf, precades the regular camp program. And Rick n.xnas.bad a time of 2:23.4 . ,....:wc:::-=o.· =-::'..::::"':::·'o.· -------------~-------=---===----'-'-----.,,... .... in the 200 fly, a se&90ll best by nearly The winning Llncon bagged every event .... Ibo 50 free, lbo·dlving and the 400 free relay In completely overwbeJmlng the Bucs. Mark Desmond bad a sporlcilng time ol 22.5 iD winning the 50 tree for the Pirates "hil8'Bill Wllaon w0n the diving 'bim- petition. Aiu! the founcime of VlnCe Fraotom, Desmond, Doug Moon and Jim Bollman cloclted a 1:29.5 In captUrlng the 400 free.relay. . Other top perfonnance8 from occ Included a 2:24.4 by Mlke Yarwood In placing llOCODd In the 200 breul which five aecoods. .,,_ c.... (Jt'I (II) .......... -mod\n" f'lll'l'-1. p~ ,,,.,.: 3:17.2. 1.AOO ,,__1. RW!IOldl IPJ 2. Wit.oil l"l ).. ~rnn (0). Tlmlt lO:&&. ~ 18rnln.M't." {I") t. F1"911w lP'I ).. ,.,.,,.. ,,.,. 'mie:l'~ lOI 2. Hvllnd CO} S. H91ttiw ' 20i-lnd. ~1, Wlllorl (l"J t. L01M11 (I") L ktiit Ol. Tltn.. 2.-, , , _ .200 .·l:l!.lttert?Y-1. R~ldl. (P) 2. CarQarl (I") 2. V---{>{01,..".llftW:"J:1'.0~-· ' , Pol~~~Wlll5oo {01 ,I. Ha.,. (01 ... 011on (P). t:f ,~~~ (Pl 2. H .. lhW CPI. i. Fr1r1- to'-'~~:1~ ·lfl') 2. c.troMttr {0) '· HofJbl• (P~·-n.::lj:f .. rr:-(I') J. ~min 101 J. Rwnokll l~~'i;"h.r.'llen (I") :t. Y--.:1 (0) '· l(lllt ...:.. '11:..-=-~~t.l"i-.... ' "On the track, or on the freeway -anywhere - performance is the difforence that makes a cfifferencel Attention lo detail often means victory or .defeat- salisfoction or disappoinliiiint; 1licle Wiflf the winners. lea$8 from MacHowad-whete the pros go." • • DI0607 CAil M ~ 1lOM ffJ,oioWAAD M~~l:J~WL<gi~~ 124 Hortt. HCll'ltor llvd., Santa l\na, CA ' Save _872 Reg. 34.85, Sale 26.13 plus 1.91 fed. tax. AR7S-13 whitewall tubeless. SuntYorRaclial Wkletlre. Forstandard and big cars. Fourbeltsotrayoncord bOdy. fn the tow, wide prof I~ 70 series. You get classlc styling and radial performance. No trade-in required • Pim nr.a1ze -Reg, -ltd.lax FR7G-14 11.98 47.90 35,12 2.88 GR7G-14 12A7 49.85 37.31 3.06 HR7G-14 13.23 52.90 311.e7 3.33 FR7G-15 11.98 47.90 35.92 2.94 GR7G-15 12.48 49.90 37.42 3.08 HR7G-15 13.25 53.00 39.75 3.33 LR7G-15 14.75 59.00 44.25 3.70 Comparabfe savings, too, on these other sizes: JR7G-15, BA78-13, BA78-14, AR78-1 5, BA78-t 5. Sale1853 ptua 2.40 fed. tax. ~1516 11.1be typo. Rog. 23,53. ca...-Hlghwly nylon cord ""°" ~re. ldeot lcr pick--penels-...... '· llre- 700-1616 700-1818 Tu-. 67G-1616 70G-1518 25.<18 34.23 • -tod.lal 2.80 3Jl8 Comparable savings, too, on these stzes: tl5G-1818, 700-1616. -pffctt--tllrougll S.turdoy. -. Jq~~n~~y - We know whet you're looklng for. r.:----~ 1-Wheel · I 1 alignmeot.1 11066 I • ti Httw's whit we do: I Complete from end I Cl1eck. a<llUOI .,,._, • I bar heiilht. ldjint I castor and camber. J center steering w~ I ·> position, adjuel t..,..,n _. ,, and road t11St. :I -:!.~ L .1,..;.. ,• ----'"!<: • I• ; J" --- . .. • 8f1oP Sunday 11C1G11 to s P JI. llt trio tollowtnv Auto Ceftters: - FASHION ISLAND, NewpQ!t B..ch (714j 6#-2313. l;UNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beach (714) 8'12·7771 • • ' \ .. Sllodor. "'""' 2S, 197) For Orange Coast Ana Tennis Summaries With CIF ' Monrovia Suit Still in Limbo • CdM Mu8t Forfeit Win McEwen Nabs Title tEASE GRAND PRIX Aulometlc tranunhalon, powet 1t11rl111, pow•r llt1;1•, pow1r wh1d1wa, 111it concllHonh1g, racllo, ..... ,, tl11t.ll tl•n, wftlte tWt wall titu. 16 m111fh .,.11 oM 111 .. on app,...,.cl cr.tlllt. "' , M .... .a.DI•••" AMERICA'S No. 1 RECREATIONAL EXPOSITION ,. MAR.30 'I ~~APR~B SEE '1HE .·&REIT ·WALLENDA" WALK FROM ONE ENO OF THE CONVENTION CENTER TO THE OTHER! 1 I LOS INIELES CONVENTION CENTER DOWNTOWN AT FlG(JEROA & PICO . BACKPACKING SEMINARS DAILY S-..-Travel & Sports Film Festival * * * * • lntarnatfonal Undtrwattr E:qto • New Fllms & Displays * * * • * Blatst Ashlnr Tock~ ~tp!IJ. Clmpli;. Tmtl Qi111, Boob T 1MJs·lnstructlon rree by ProfnilOnals • * * * • Erwin ~Int Tobie Tennis Dal~ Dfm!, DlvtBlfltd Prod./ Co<!> Whlll f""t * * •.• * "MlnntSOt1 Fats'' M•r. 30-31 A1m1c tlblel/i:o-OJ> White ftoRI , ::a.!llfll'lr fret Yd.It Boxti 1 .. for !Odo -Fri, Mir, !O "A JIRE FOR EVERY DRIVING _ NEED " Baseball Standings IN SELECTIONS·. r ,.} · IN VAWJS 1· IN OUAUJY '•..;_" -ff'" . ~ '°"'" COAIT co"••••Nc• W Let ' . 111~ NVTN••• CAL cow•1a1wc1 Wt.Tel 11111• 111 I: Volleyball -' Us::..,I• -... M ~-. 1u, ........ -·-.J:"":l"''"''"n..---411f. IMMAI. 114. -..:;::t iWa ... Ml#, IM. 16--·-llAll ¢It& ._.. .... """"'' If..,, IM. w I. 01 •• i ' ! 1 •• ..... DIM e•OYI L•A•U• -THERE ARE SPARKLING, W LOI I ! "' I •"' ! ' ! MORE THAN 2000 DEPENDABLE, USED CARS FOR SALE ON COSTA ·ME\A'S ~ARBOR BOULEVARD OF CAKS. v ~YM c:atVl:TTE c:AMAito MIJSTNIG IDOOGE ,.AMllLAHC AMPA PCINTIAC VfJ 6VOLVO • ..--E•ltD MOST CARS 2•""29" ·2 •0 •_33" l"i111t,,J j.,lff.1011.I SIZES f'ITS SIZES FITS -1111 .. ,.... '·'·" -·1• '·"""'" ,,,.,. -" 0'1'1111 ' •1'1111• 2•0 \18" 1.,i1i1S, •. J SIZES F'ITS 2 •0 •44" f., i1•.ts ••.I SIZES FITS ·-1· 01'1111 -11•• ""II" ........ ...... ··-·· '·'"'" A•OVC ~ltlCl!:9 TU8CLC58 81.ACKWAl.LS-•OM• •~•M•. ADO • "°" WHITltWA LS-l:XCI SI: TA ~I .... TO 1: t• IN SERVl~E . • . ~~ ... ii:;~~~~··~ I"-=~-" .,..;;. " HIGH· ... PERFORMANCE HEADQUARTERS FOR CA~ · TRUCKS CAMPERS Tires-Mar & C#a111t WNels ' 'U.S.j& Crag.or MAGS 13".1(", lS .. Sizes BRAKE REUNE t:::\. 40,000 MILE \\::;; GUARANTEE ••CAR ow•••• SPORTS cAR ' IPKIAL NEW RADIA ~~L..!~'i:ES 19'5 ~LINING AND LABOR -~-· .. ~~':.';.": .... ~ 2495 e O V AL.ITV "C"''--"CCMCNT iJ PAlltTS '\ • S"'ltC IAL .., '...J LOW Pllt1Cl:'5 "" • lltltG. J J•,tJ CCll,Ol!ICt>) Gu•r•ntee TRUCK-CAMPER MOTOR HOME 1565 .. IZC NOKt• . CADILLAC &LINCOLN DOUILl•ILUD WHITIWlLL TUllLISS· 30,000 MILES 401000 MIL.IE• Sd:I 1•11 , ... T. 11.11 "60" mtES , ..... -.. _aa ... ...... ,.. ........ ' LIT Ut·JIWE 6 2•s •-IAUHCI .. ' . •~u• "OUft 11.-CS HOW ......... . iEP1ci mlli r • GREASE SEALS Wlft~L LUlllUt:ATI ' "'°"'" c:-...... C:MANOI lf"IOIHC: OIL• ~IUCI UoC~VOllS VP TO .. QVAlllT• M GVALIT• 01~. --------WHEEL BALA ICE ----DELCO BATTEllES ---- LIP'STl,..S GUAfllJllTS llE M08T cAA• VALUE $33.86 ~---------·--:or 5ss ., •• , VAi.US It.ti BIG SELECTION OF SIZES 14''T•a 1S' RAISED ••••••••,.••• ' --•Ill .. -1111 -............ 21.ts --..s .... ·"·" JIO.tS, ••• .».tS 17S.t6J ••••• •1M _,..... ••• ..J1.ts ..._L. • .. t'JS "'46o ...... ,. ....,.J ..... ... t,, •• T .... TO .... t:tJIJ ••••• M• \ WHl:.~ERS s&s 'l4 50 2 I :>9 REe, YAWi .. !I 11 • °"""" ·';h~· DEL llcHI JACKERS .---0!'1: .... --.. IAMT06PM MONDAY THfN Fftl04 SATUAO-'V IAM105PNI ' \ . ~he Week's Market Highlights NASO Quotations on Mutual Funds 'l'lte Review Economist Views Inflation: By EARL WILSON appear to be chaotic and un-taught how to manage aueta ot .. °"" l"n.t '"" predictable," he claim.I. , profitably in an JncreaaiJlily Would yoo pay •$20 a pound Pugsley says the average in-unstable ecQl'JOmy!' for steak? Or inv.est $25:,000 .fQf· ~vidual CAA never accumula.te Governmental po 11cIe1 ·l an "econoiny" cm:? ' , • any wealth , ror be doesn't create inflation while pollti· Within .the next 10 years )IOU understand ecooomlcs. It ls a clans are tilaming the unkms, .. ' . . about, bolptnc poopleJo build secuntY thrGu&h ldticatioo, .. Pugilty oak!. ; .• Puploy will P'*'11 ~ Joo. tur~ on "Money -hcta 111\1 F~dieo" II jbe Balboo Ja; Club on April a. hr mervll' Uons ... u-' Puwlll~_Ieyacco, r..=a1 ~~.f.~.nl-, subject that moat flnd boring profiteering businessmen or o• ~w-• 11n<e Uiey cOOilect lt with unfair foreign compet!Uon, with John Dye and Assodates graphs and charts when really Pugsley said. -' of Coa!a Mesa, ' · · it Is qu!te.almple, be 11ya. Soluti0111 such u wage-price ..----------. By the!I· th8 "veraga 'wage "! oort of liken JI to the controil, Witfa and federal ... ell'ller will be nlaldnc $80,000 •·bft ~ _...__" be ··'d oubald.Ies ha. _v_e_ the.. effect of In-a year and "'111 stlll bl! stru•· ~ -~ ,.......,.,. ~ · • "People amob becauae they creasing guvenunen!al control •"•g to pW:e endl meet. This the 1nc11·•• al bll ~--b ~ P1'91JlOsit of conaultant ·find 1t pleuureble at the time over ... u w e ·~- Puaaiey ·who predicts that and they are unable to -the Ing pri..s even blgher, he con-. . bere Immediate hlrmlul elfecta Unued. Channel 3 Gets New Honie in Irvine runaway lnl1allon is to which become tvtdenl In later "H there Ia a solution ID the '11Ji..1 ii going to happen io ytarL In the 1111DO mamer, problem, 1t will be with · . in!latlon affects ua dally, bat business ltaell. Tiie average those who are OD fixed m-we can't aee it for we are in· bullneuman must be aware of """"' and dependent upon 1rlgued by the pleaaunble all the pllfalla. He muat take Community Cablevision Co. of Newport Beach, which pro- vides cable, ~evlslon service Jn Ibo, cities of Irvine and .Newport Beach, ii building ,.flew color atuJtlo facilities to ' I improve the quallty of service lo vlewerJ In Irvine Company villages, iccordlng to Eugene Moon, Comrn!IDllY Cableylsion vice president and ceneral manager. film ch and ·•· ~ 1~,!;d a "'cture of symptoms of rising income, the time to learn what money '!'be 8,38'/·square-foat facility -ain room .-ss· gloom ," Pugsley ..id. ''Fixed abu.ndance of m.~terlala and l•, how the balance of poy- ls expected to be operational fronted control room. Incomes will be hurl the worst unlimlted credll ment deficit alfecll blm, what by mi<l-1173. The fully-equli>' Executive offices are but Social Security will be According to Pugsley, the the devaluation will be, and pod two.stDcy structure, in-located on the upper level, raised by the government to government muat wume full how credlt, lnllatlon, and tu· clllllng 'a 2,llO!HqUare-loot overlooking the studio. Tbe compenaate for I b e . In-reoponalblllty for I he Jn. ea are related directly to his studio and general offices, will d 1.....,... b 1latlonarf costa.'; · -creued pece of inflation u economic well being.'' Pug1ley be located on a two-acre bullding was es,..,... Y But, accOrdlng to Pugsley, ...U 11 for the prenllln( ljp><> ••Id. • 1 parcel in the Irvine Industrial Richard Kenneth Brooks, Jr., the real vlctlm 11 the average ranee of the publlc. .. Ht admitted that be had a Timl m~ SIX MON' BS Complex on C.melback ~et, and Associates, Irvlne. Individual who SP<nd• 20 Yeljl'li "Schools will never, ever "very pesalmlstlc view" Of the .Ll~W~A 1J' .. , juat·east ,oi ,Jamboree !Wad Tbe eigh~yell'Old cable of bJa life getting an educa· teachtherealeconomlco,"be naUon'a economy aln<e DlOlt -. ro· WUD A POTENTIAL I nc.earuto-\~. 1rv?..n.r.verB1ty i 0 f television company now oc-lion, another 40 or 60 In pro-•aid, "until the laat poUUclan of bla Ule baa been •pent In ·~ '"" r <11pies office and a I u d f o duclng, only to have It all add baa eoptred. state-run educe· the capital market. Moon said the staUon's com· laclliti"' In Newport Centei:, a up to nothing at the,end. tlon ii fraught with poUUcal "As a lhlrilleeve eoonomilt, SJX•FJGtJRE FUTURE. ;::~tr elf~'!"'.!~:" ~fi! ~.';~j!'1ilng~ia1Pa~~ .. ~~!':.1; :,::} :r.::1":r ~~=::. ~ ~~':~=..=~~Jr. Coin Scare · In fresnp , FRESNO (UPI) -Local realdenta are buying &old and aUver colnl In .-.! numblro becl111t they ero "afraid of the dollar/' ac- oordln( to coin deallr Willlm Lee. He described aa1.. u 1 • u n be Uevable" albce iltvaluatlon of tho dollar and aald the price of tho colna llu J,umped. dramatlcally In 1 o m o :ases. A $20 gold piece worth 169 last year Is now selling for $200, Lee uld. 111 know aome people who have bought cow alid burled them in the hllla beclUlf they .,.. afraid, of Six months is how long it takes to complete Hornblower's trainins program to become a qualified registered ~representative. ..-opace Ill ihe new ltmllo · Ocean fl> Newport Beach. as they watch their fortunes the dollar and the problems of And, lflor all, ~· a f1nanclal complex. "We WtII now be able Moon aald the new quartenr;.d~ecbna~~ted~. =by=condl==tionl=· =tha:t:::;fore=Icn==lr=•:d•=bu=t :""'::;;no;;t ;;;archl;;;~tec:;t,;tha~t;'•;;-w;ha;;t ~lt:'•:all=========="'/ to have perm111ent seta for the will triple avallsble production news shows and other regular and storage space for the faatures," be explained. '!'be eight full and part· t 1 me . new facility will al,. lnclu~ employ ... the Prtatdont'• -lo resuJ1te banb,'' he e&W. · . Six figures is how much money truly i:;fitst"rate brokers can make .if they apply : themselves as well as the tools supplied :. to them by Hornblower. -· It takes aii exceptional indivldual to ~ cam this kind of II¥JllCYi of course But there are individuals at Hornblower ' who do, indeed, cam it. . If you have the courage to qwtyour ·present job and undergo a training program where }'bU'llbccxpccted to learn the fundamentals d the invesbJICll1 business in just six months, as well as pass the New York Stock F.xcharige exam, you may be the pcrsoo we're looking for. If yOu think you are, call 714/644-22(J() ·and ask for F.d Harbison. ' 550 Newport Cenur Drive Newport Beach, '926IK) Tel. 644-2260 , ' drellSing rooms, prop storage Education Is literally a tw .. and construction areas. and way proposition with Otannel spane to house the Channel 3 3 llhich bu direct CAble links TV remote van. with tne Univenity o I The production studio oc-California, lrvine; Univenity cupies the center of the High School in Irvine, and building, with a d i a c e n I Corona de! Mar High School In darkroom, graphics workshop, edjoinlng ~ clel Mar. l'rogr1111Ye Costa Mesa Motor Car d1al1rs hav1 reducld lhop- ""9 ti-from clays to hours on Costa Mesa'• Harbor llollnard of Can. INVESTMENT OPPORTIJNlTY: 1..-go: . . Uva around tf'I• PffYIW Big Clnyon Goff eoun.. wtll QIMfd gate~. Juat 1 • lhot ----Fl-I CenlO< ond IOVf mlnut11 fro• your boat In NQfport Harbor ·(ewer 100 pr••lden .. Md vfoe pretld•nt• alfOl!dY """ '-' ' . • Appreel.-i: ""'~ buYel"• ............ ~ . .,,,_...,In----·-"" 111 ... blrOllCl llbor ____ 1'9C.... .,_ WllluM tM belt buy II 1W tMOJ I You ' can't Chlpllol .. tfteM for ~ M&I the prtoo-. ......,. _,.. -hoW •Hoo port ~~";-14$ II' 1 tlfl ... ,...t\'1 Nlr.-FIOOnciolN.T..,... __ _ "*"· from '98,500 to '180,000 I T..,., -Lano -lwlt,~ (71'1-1l't1 BROADMOOR HOME.5 ~ IffiilG ~(ON -ry__lto-l>Y Richard 8. Bml1h, lno. I, 1---·'" \ ,, I i \ , f IWLY P!LOI • Real Estate ...... "Questions/Comment " Bi. Rea ltor Randall tfcCa rdle 'I I -ttr look..t et the ..,,,. home In S.nt• Ano THREE dlfN....,t 11,_ with THREE dlff•rent rMI 01t1i. HloMMn 1nd got THREE different opln· Ion• on !hit Hmo home. I ,,..,. I utt one question for Jou. How c1n THREE H itt -lo loolc lng 11, 111 &howlng mo, , the tame houM Nv• THR EE different vlewpolnt1? S.R.1 Co1t1 Met1 Maybe your question can -be answered by enmple. The British philooopher Lord Rwoell once demonotra1Alil bow lhe same fact, described by dif· ferent word&, reveal$ a variety of different feelings -depending entirely on tbe people involved. He Cllled It "conjugating Irregular verbs," and it be- Clme a popular pmor game ln England. Here are some examples: "I am firm ... Y 011 are ohltinate ... He is a pigheaded fool." (All three otatements refer to the same fact _:_ ¢using to change one's mind -'but the feeling qt each stat~nt is dearly dif!erenl) "I payl,attention to d~talls . . . You get an- noyed abou trlfles ... Hes a cranky, old perfe<:· Uonist." (A woman talking) "I have a subtle, haunting Parisian fragrance ... You overdo il dear ... She stink&.'' (A supervisor talking) "I'm a leader ... You're a boss ... He's a slave-driving SOB." Now ~ try tlhese on for size: "I lay the cards on the table ... You ere bru· tally !rank,,,. He is a .. "My hO!Jle has that lived-in look .. Yours is untidy .•. Theil home is a --- ' 11 It ..Olly poalblo to buy • homo with H Iii· lie H • fl.9 percent down fllrn*'I -or I• !hot llllt I -nHn gimmick? I don't w1nl to get in· volwd -fhon find out the! tho five porc1nl I• • dopoolt ind '""'' I'll lllOd ., eddltlonel 14,000 °' $5,000 to complete the tr1n11ctlon, If It i• poulblo how d-11\0 flvo porcont down work -I• II gov· ornmonl l""'rod? ' S.R., Co1t1 Meg It ls real. Aild many families are taking ad· vantage o! It. It Is becoming increasingly poS!ible and J>Ot>Ulat for families to buy homes with as lit- tle .. live percent down. In addition to rour five percent down you still have the usual elosmg coots; that is, escrow fees, taxes and insurance funds, ·etc. These new style loons require no government red.tape. Many times they are also less expensive and qwcker to arnnge than loans backed by FHA. In many ...,, .. , the conventional loon (one that Is made without ledera! guarantees or insurance) is re- J)lacina tbe1 FHA loan as a major :fmancing device lor i..W down peyment sales. The OOr>Ularity of the 90 and 95 percent loon bas oprep.il•lnto every &eetion of the country. The lllrgest conwmer of. these loans appears to be the young family buying their first home; although it Is not limited to any particular age group. · Your realtor aft.,. counseling with you will recommen<1 the best method for you to purchase your home;• be that a government insured 16an or a convep.tiohal loan. There are various factors . he must take into consideration before recommending what is mo~ appropriate for you. Editor'1 Note: Randall R. McCardle is an invest· mtnt analyJt, college lecturer, and author of "Real Eltate in California." Send your commentJ and qtte s. ti°"' to Randall R. McCardle, c/o the DAILY PILOT Bo~ 1580, Costa Mesa 92626. · ' Builders Blast Freeze ' On · Housing Subsidies ' . COUNTRY MANOR LOOK EMPHAS IZED IN LAGUNA NIGUEL'S NORTH VIEW HOMES REA~ ESTATE Villa Yorba Aparbnents Now Open Laguna Niguel Projeet North 1 View Adds 'Extras' With the add.Jtion of several new attractive and worthwhile amenities, the North View in Laguna Niguel is enjoying substantial increases in traffic and sales, according to Doo McMullen, marketing director of Laguna Niguel. In an effort to provide pro-spective homeQimen with the fmest homes and facilities available in this $18 million projecl, Laguna Niguel bas added sprinklers and fencing to each ol its homes, ranging in price from $43,950 to $53,450, as well as completely landscaping the fronl yards and adding sell-cleaning ovens to their all-electric kitchens. "All of these additions were installed without any change in price:" noted Elden Hawley, sales manager for the 375- h o me residential neighborhood, "and the result has been a rapid increase in traffic culminating in an average of four reservations a week." Hawley points out thal the North View ts popu]ar for many reasons, particularly the panoramic view of Laguna Niguel that is available from oriented community of Lagu~a 65 percent of the homes. Niguel, ownership or a North 'The hom es were designed by View home opens up a myriad Daniel N. Salerno and , of leisure facilities and social Associates of San Diego to outlets for the homeowner. blend with the rolling terrain Notably, th,ey be c o me of the area. Featuring a coun-automatic members ot the try manor look, the location of Highlands Club which owns the homes follows the flow of their neighborhood 111 recrea.. the land and are situated on tion center, as well as quiet neighborhood streets, operating and managing the many bounded by cul-de-sac parks, playfield, clubhouoe, ends for safe, controlled traf-swinunlng and wading pooh. fie pallerns. Club members also become All North View bomes offer eligible f<r IDE!llbersbip in tho a wide choice of ~ati,ve Laguna Niguel Beach Chib. fioor plans, dram.ati:: interior Among the other convenient tre~ents and extenor eleva-and useful recreation facilities ~ions, with living space rang-at Laguna Niguel are the 1ng from 1,500 to 2,060 square privale El Niguel COuntry feet. . Club, a tournament.lighted The five model home plans TeMis Club and a 167-acre feature three a~d f o u r -Lagwia Niguel Regional Park. bedroom homes with as many The North View homes have as two and one-ha1f baths, been decorated and furnished single level homes, two-story by J . Jai-man Roach and homes and two-story, tri-level Associates of Sherman Oaks homes. All have wood.burning and models are open daily fireplaces of real brick . from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. They kitche~s in a ".ariety of con-may be reached. by driving figurations with c o l o r ~ south on the San Diego coordinated cera_mic ti 1 e Freeway to the Crown Valley counters and patio bars as Parkway exit, right about 311.1 well as island cooking centers. miles to Road and rJgbt again As part of the recreationally to the top of the hill. - Recreation A vailab'le At Village San Juan Investment Seminar Set Monday - MOmGUP IN REAL ESTATE • JAY W. YEA1S ""' been appoints to the real estate and residential I.sales sales 11Aff f0r Laguna Niguel. Yeats, Who received bls real .. tate training al Woodbury O>Uege in Loi Angeles. ta a llc.nsed real estale broker and headed h ls own realty Unn -the JayW. Y'818 Company - '""" 1951 to 1m. BAL B 0 A PENINSULA resident E. J . 64Jlm" Hl1lltet Jr. bas been named a vlce president of Fredricks Development corp., it was aJr nounced by Henry A . Fredricks, p<esldenl of tM Anaheim- based build- ing firm. liunter will •••Ill be in charge of corporate planning for Fredricks. In addltklo lo his new N!llpOllSibllitiee, Hlml<r will conUnue t.o serve aa presi- dent o f Betker-Fredricks Properties Inc., Fredricks' land acquisition and real estate brokerage subsidiary.. Prior to fonning his own (!()lllpaDy, Yeats served as Dlalricl Sales Manager of the Hoover COmpany for 12 years before entering the real estate field Jn 1959. Yeats and his wile, son and triplet d·aughters live in Laguna Niguel. CARY GARLAND has been named director of the design studio at Deane Homes, Big Qmyoo in Newpm'I Beach, a 1100.l.rY hJme community where resi· dences sell for up to $1711,000 i I was an- nounced to-- day by Larey Deane, presi- dent of A graduate or the Universijy or Southern California with a degree in mechanical engineering, Hunter became president of Betker-Fredricks Properties in 1970 after a 24- year sales career w 1 th Southern California Gas Co. and Pacific Lighting Properties Inc. Both com- panies are subsidiaries of Los , Angeles-based Pacific Lighting Corp .. the parent --o1 I Fredricks Development. , Hunter and bis wife Pat ; have lwo grown aon... ~ Deane pany. llevelopmenl cam- As director of the stlidio, Deane said, Mrs. GariaM is responsible for coordinating bu y er-requested structural changes in model plans, on- slte inspection for quallty con- trol during construction, as well as helping b u y e r s customize and decorate their homes prior to moving in. Mn. Garland, who has been with the firm nine months, says that she often ac· companies new buyers to their old homes because they want their previously established lilestyle and living standards recorded so that "no ml.stake" iJ made in their new homes. DAVID STEIN of Laguna Beach has been appointed. to the position of project area manager for the master-plan- ned community of Laguna Niguel. In hls new posltioo, Stein will bav~respon­ sibllity f or the develop- ment an d pro ducticn for fotr ~ lhe~ lty's bowing projects. In 1970, s11:1M Stein receiv- ed a BA degree in political sci- ence and a BS degree in home- building ll'<llll Trinlly Univer- slly. While at Trinlly, he wa> a member ol tbe Blue Key N&- tiooal Honor Fratemily and active in the ROTC and sPorts. OCEAN· 'CLOSE llomM llft ltlll available at BUT RtJRl\Y! Dnalanlt now aearinc compledoa already one·llaU 1old oatt ~one mile to ·the beach\ Gorgeous 2-story towo-- homes-The last ever in the coastal community Of VIila Pacific. Gobel choice remains . , . bUt ruehl '2..AND 3 BEDROOMS • 3 POOLS • SPA • TENNIS COUtfts1 • COMMUNITY CENTER • CAREFREE GR N~S • PRIVATE PATIOS -~~rss2,soo FROM 5% DOWN -:--r'f.'1::::=l Ofl'llrta DltKtlonl: T• .. ·"' aan DTtga frMWI~ to !tie Broo.\lllunt otkll11111t. Follow Brool<tturat aoutll (IO "'9 .._.} to ~mllton. Oo right• ~lton to .............. ---ffOlll 111• PMllflc COMt HiOllwlY,llO norlll 1 llllJt Ofl 8rookll11nl to ... ltolt. T'Wll ltlt lo !tie .......... , COl.WllJ. ~ INC. ............ .... Phone: (1141 ..... 711 ' 1 Living at Laguna Niguel is a ~reeze. ., • J; J • , . . . · . . . . . .. • . • . . ' • • • ·• ' • ' ' • • • I • • ' • • ' . t • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ' • • t t • • • • • • ' • . • • • . . \ =r-~~~~--::~--=~~~~~~----,=-~~--...:.,_-----:----~ . . . . • I . . ,. :.'t"'1'. • . • .. .1 .· ... • ~ .. . L . • We're bringing back the viDage school. We know that most parents would like the convenience of having their youngsters walk or bl~e to school; That's why we're setting aside land for elementary sch~t·sttes In almost every village developed b'y The Irvine Company. The village school ls just one element of a total planning concept. 'The concept of gathering homes Into villages, and making the villages the basis for a new urban environment. Here on 83,000 acres in Orange ' County. Buy a home. Get a vlllage • Half the fun of deciding which home you want Is deciding which village to live In • Choose one on a hill. Or In the valley. Minutes from the t>iiach. Or commuter-close to a freeway. Choose a large village with Its own shops. Or a smaller one that shares shopping with the village next door. Each vlllage ls different ... but they all have that feeling of villagenesa. More about achool1. There's complete Information In each of our model home complexes. You may find that In some of the newer vlllages,'elementary school children bike or take the bus to a neighboring viii age until their school • Is built. As for Intermediate and high schools, they are located where they can be shared by students from a number or vlllages. . . . Come to ihe VIiiage Home Show • This Is the one place to find out about all the villages at once. (It's Just . off the Santa Ana Freeway at Mytord Roiid In .Irvine.) Here, too, you'll find out about ell the opportunities ,ivallable outside your village. Recrpatlon: at the beaches of Ne\Yport and Corona del Mar. Golf. Tennis. Fishing. Hornback· riding. Shopping at Fashion Island. Classes at University of California, lrvlne. The best or all the good things Southern California has to offer • . ' •! I 1HE IRVINE aJVIRt\NY ., ' [ . } I ' ' . ·•I ' • '· • • 5-.-a.1m FR~E Famoua Ucemlnf Courae R~L now avallable thru-Tarbell. Es ATE Appllcll)U flllly relmbuned upon quallfl,eaUon. For de' Jo;. talil call 1Mr. Slom (714) LIC1:NSING· 832-5440.iLOl:mge ,County, COURSE 011 wf~~~1~ ol-f ~LI • • I I ONE .OF A KINDi THREE BEDROOM JUST $21,!GOI · . ' BEAUTIFUL MISSION VIEJOI • • Fiee Placement Servtc;. " ;, ' 1 • Advance Training Program N..,..porl lt•ck. Det1llM to p1~tio•. 4 bedroemt, l li•flttl Mll'ld-pl••tltlf ,.i,w. lnt1rcom 1y1t.111. P1Ho. S11rro11!Hlln9 cift111 ~·•· Dl11lt19 '"""°· 'tOUn'lllt kltchJ11. Two fl r1plec11 & f1mily room. h111tiful c1rpet1 It dr111>91. $~3, 750, 140-1720 Hun1'iegton l11ch. Ov1rflow1 wi~ ch1nt1, '•tio, dh1lnt ro•M. Kitchen b11ilt-in1 with Ol1hw11h1r. 2 b1th1, le1utlful r11r y1rcf. 111 l"'m1c11l1t1 condition. M1ny 1p1cl1I feflhlJll, 1ur1 to pl1•11, 962-5566 $Jt,950. Mo1t 1ttt•cti.,1 l ltHrooM witft 9r11t 1xtr11l 9oW 1h19 c.4rp1h. Cu1lo"1 dr1p.1. l11utHul l1Ml1c1ping. P1tlo, tlh1° in9 roo111, hllt-1111 I di1hw1d11r. Flmllr room, fir•pl•ca. COM•, ••• & ituyl 110-4060 Fountain Valley . WHtifll 3 Bdnn! s:n.9Mf.-~-of thou rare find -! Quiet-relaxed nelahbOrhood, easy walldns diltand. to local lhoppbir. Secluded rear Uvt,. room. 3 spedou:I bedrooms. B r l c r · ti.replace A tamHy room. Gourttft kitchen with built-Im .l diahwuher. Great covtted pat!!. (OIB15) 1142--2561 Exctting 4 Bdnn! Jdeillly suited tor any large family. Large family room. Fireplace, aecluded rear llvln& room. Overal.ied bedroom with lovely lbalcony. Swaying pa.Im treeL Room far. yoor boat or trailer Modem kitchen. Extra 'utility room for lalindry A ~ eewtng room. $.18,500. <O!alil 84U69l · • ._ .af. EVerything! • Tl>\< '""""1tul ;Parbkle niodel J -m often the topo In ~ lamily Uvlng. 3 -'tarinaf dlnlnl' .niom. CUilom ill'apd A -corpeta. HUi• IU!t~ family room. . Ultra modern 2 ,..,. old! $Sl,500. llJl6Q1J ,80-M •e Townhouse! 129.954. In beautllul """'""""' F"""'1 dlnlni n>ODI, patio l Id~ bullt-ln1 with dilhwUber. 4 bedrooms, 2 ~1:1 Lovely den. No down available. ( 111088) ~ ' ~eous Home! Custom biauty with s spacloul be<fro9mi. Fantu:tlc yard. Coverid patio, dlnlna roo1nt.. built-tr. • dlthwa1her. Ftrepla,ce: .l f.amily room. Lovelf paneling aocents. Supm' home.t, le.. than 3 yean old. 146,!0I. (0lli80) - t Spjlome!· Al · · ')jS.-.133,900. Lovel7 ...... homle ldeolly located near ID atb'lct:lw park A Pt .,, ....... 3 -n.mllY . room Jwtth a fireplace. Deluft. built.Ins " dlshwuher. Cooe to ~. ·(l!ll35J 962-1313 Fountain Valley Lots of Extras! 131.5111. No down ~ *1ak• tt -1"" I"" to .... ""' mo1t attractive 4 bedroom. Patio, dlnlnc ...... For<ed-alr -. Seo .. ~' (OIJl2'1) 8*0004 , Ir--· ~ 3 Bdnns. + 3 Baths! $47.750. Especla.Uy-aice 'home, just Immaculate. Formal din- ing room, patio. Btillt-U. & diahwuher. Paneled family room. Fireplace tn the living room. Sprlnlders_tronl A rear. Caressing shade treeti. (D1642l !S:i.5566 Huntington Beach Just Marriid? ' . Then here '1 the home for you. Lovely 2 bedroom with dlnjD& room. Paneled livin& room .. Snack her " ,..., tool "'1!!" Nice landeca.ped. Forced-air bea~ --· $23,000. ((l!Q;9) - • Assume ~n!' · ........,.bll' \ l(A ~ a bedroom.-, a·ba.tha. Shake roof, ,,atio; Flrel)laeel .tiui.IJ:-!na I:· dlahwuber. A·I tr~ ct t v e well-built home. on quiet cW de "" ........ Luoe .......i potio< Room tt:r boat. $29,!!00. !01647) !llD-1!'13 Contell)pOraly ·HomeJ $39,950! Vf!r'f sood -\!On. 2- 11Dry 4 bedroom with lovely den. Dlnini room I: lhake roof. 'I\\IO patios. New built· ins wfth dfshwasher. Fit;e- place. Very nice. (01678) 842-2561 Unique 4 Bdnn! $45,950. MOii unique home in the beach area. Famlly room <r'tll wood -t lloon " ~ !l?ePlace. G?8I rodwood ~king pl:UI & tile patio A built-in BBQ. E le c trt c built-Ina. -architecture. -Big Custom Hmne! $19,IOO. Gorreous ...... In thil ~ s bectroomt.,,famll1 ..,,m .l llni!laOe. SW!bn Uv- IC roooi.' hllo{ aJnma "'°"" ditux-e b.u~~t,.tn1 with dlthwuber. Room ... ncft&• tlonal vehlde. (Ol.5lllJ - " , .. Since 1926 HuntincJ+on Beach Near The Beach! $24,400. Exciting -~ 3 beclrooma, 2 baths •• ciooe· proxbnlt;y ., Huntlnaton l!arl>oorAthenew- Patlo, dinine room, builtba I: dbhwuher. (01600). 84&-1383 Inviting 3 Bdnn! 132,950. Quall\y '11ake ... t patio. Formal dinq room. Modem kitchen with bullt.-ins &: dlahwaaher. Love I y fireplace, Foreed-alr heat. (01578) 846-1383 Spper Delaxe! - Your Besf neat!" ·' $32,950. &!perlor ( -home. Excellent laDdlcaplna. Many loYety ......,.,.., ... Built· Ina. Secluded.rear llY!na- Famlly room with fboet>loce. You must aee to . appredate. <111nn 842-2561 · Owner Transferred! Ideal 3 bedr9om with formal dlnlng roofi. Nice patio. Time-ca.ving bu 11.t-; in 1 I: dllbwuber. 'Famll> ""'m Jrith !lreptsce. Excellenlly priced at $34,500. (01£25) ll6U56<I lust lleliglltful! $29,lOO. 1.ovo4' s -· located en a quiet ail de· ..c -.. Clooe to ochooio.·lbopo ' p1nr· ·" -0..-: drapea " Iha& ~.'. -'1n!nr .room. dlahftth. or. Family room. Jmt a -old. (In~) &04Clll. ' COSTA f!lfSA Coria ·Mesa .. Back Bay 'Home! G.oraeous 3 bedroom home. Pool, heated A filtered. ~ declilno. Patio. 2 ftrep~ces. ~ room • Din1n8' room. b u 11 t -111 •t dlahw~ . .t.ott,ef fruit ~. Bulltln BBQ, Dot kennel. Two guest homes. Lots of elbow room. IQ!,900 !00209> 541J.172J Sharp Townhouse! $21,500. In top condition. Large yard, patio & pool, 2 bedrooms, forced-air heat. Dining room, built-Ins, diAhwaaher. submit )'OW' of. fen. 540-173) $36,!lSO. Finl. -"' •the market. 3 bedrooms: 2 bathl. i..tory home on lari:e lot. Family room, -bOnws room. Covered patio, fruit -.. Nloe4' land ....... On quJet~-1m. Near Country Club! $45,750. ImmacQJat.e 3 bedroom home on quiet Cul d8 aac. F&mily room with fireplace. 'Ille roof: Dlnlna: ro o m , Costa Mesa See And Buy! $24,960. Very pleulng 3 bedroom with many spedaJ featurea. Lovely a e c 1 u d e d potio. Qinlng room. family room &: fireplace. Kitchen l>uilt-lns w 1th dlahwa.sber. Ready f0r \ immediate . oc- ¢Upency. (Ul491) ~ . Silper 3 Bdnn! 540,800. You really must see this lovely home. On a quiet cul de sac street. Indirect I lighting In the family room. Fireplace, built-ins, dining room & patio. Wet bar, kcreen- ed atrium. 2% years old. (ln495) 541).172) Irvine $28;71111-taW Oowli! No down GJ., ~ bedroomt, di.nine room, bu 1,1 t-in•, d!shwuher. fy<place. Rear living room. Well-decorated. (00160) 541).172) Beauty ~ndsl $50,!lSO. The Ideal lall>lly botne w1tt1. p-olritlDIMI ~. )'.#ted'JD. 1lle !'ID/JI-a ol -· 3 lull batl)s. dlnlna room, built-ins, d!Jbwasher.' Flrepla<:e, family room. Shake root cavei'ed patio. Sprinklera froot /T, rear. Raised planters. (1lll8'1) 540'172) 5 Months Old! 141,100. New Cornell model homo with s bedroomi. 3 be.lhl. Beaut J t ul shag carpeting lbruout. Spanish tile in the kitchen. ~ room, bullt-Jmi:, family room. Lovely Saddleback Mtn. view. (00313) 541)-172) doowasher, bullHns. Secluded Ranch Areal. rear living rOOm. Showa like ·model. (00764) 962-8865. nte best ranch area ot Irvine. I Beaut111! !arr& 4 bOdroom ---------home. Prote11ion~ally Reduced $2250! ~~u.,W:a1<e"":::1 Owner ii very luooous. Prime Dining room, bullt.'tns & Cdlea:e Park"·botne. 3 bed-dlshwuher. Family room, fire- roorna., 2 baths. Patio, -family place. On an extra-large kit. room. Id~ landscaped. A $50,950. (01187) 541)..1720 ' mllll oee!. New price $32,500. Mission VieJo 1 Year Old! 138.!leO. A 1:!'1i charm borne. 3 bedrooml, larp ...-.i patio, -• bolh., On quiet cul de .sac. Fife~· ,1&rnD.y room. Bufl~ . With dishwasher. Phny l(>eCJal f ea t u r e 1 . =~· ·y A loan. lOJ;ID'_ ' Great Y'iew!· $35,CKX>. Better than new .con- ditloti. 3 bedroom&, 2 batht. La..Jy carpetU,i. ... dntpeL Patio, dln1ng room. Famil¥ room & fireplace. Pleasing built-Ins ·&: •dlth,wa1her. ~ FHA )o&n. lOl!m6) - Mission V,lejo Y'rew Unlinited! Here it ts! All 1fl&t )'OU've wanted tn a home. Spaclous· 4 bedroom>. 3 1-!M! Brick p&tlo. Front yen! oowt - llumpstone A W!'OQlbt tron. Pro!.-W landocapln(r. -....,,....., Fama! dli\lnr ..... .. dlnil>I ...... Ultra·~ ldldien. $511,B!O. ( 01 7 5:6 ,. ~~ Model Coridition! 1 143.500. Exl'fl'ly decoraied in- side &: out 3 bedrooml, family, room & formal dinlril room. Gorgeoua view. P a t i o , buHt·ins. Fireplace A family room. 2 yeari old. (01565) 83<J..6030 ' , $44.900. !Wax by the lovei, heated &-filtered pool & nice patio. ! -bedroomt. Formal dirdr:w · r o o m • LoW-maJn. terwmce yard. New ca?pet. A. drapes tbruout 8Ui1 t -t DI• ~ ..... (ln'1J.)~ .. ' . . . ..: . (01542) - Laguna. Beach Beautiful Man Bay! C\lmm executtve home in one of Ihe DlOl't presttcTou 1- ~ o.c e an a I d e comm\Dlitles. Pr!Y>.~ l\8<ch "'JAA!>l!.~ Brand new 4 bedtoom with 4 baths! All deluxe-eourmet kitchen. Beautiful tirepl&ot ,A lami1y room. F"""'1 -room. ' lfo 'be cornplemt in April. $175,000. (01412) 49Hl03 '· SOUTH . COAST OFFICES FOUNTAIN VALLEY LAGUNA BEACH ltll--..... nt I ' 11114 .... ti If •• ' ' NEWPORT · BEACH . 16lll-,4'1 ••• , .. ~- ra;.:;r . . .. •• ~- r ftJ1 M llw ., .J. .... ~· , .. .,_ ........ . . ...... .,....,..,. ". HJ.1Jn 17"1 M11a1U. ... WNI MISSION V1£JD llMIH ----~ -Er~d: -1l \f.i -···-... ·- " SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO nm hi ow,p. .. ,,.IMI • SAN Cl£MtHTE . IYI S.•-· , m-me ' :··~N~INA ~ imi:liiiiOI m-utt JlAHUOIN 14111..\ c-...,, 4fMlll T Excm living! Ablolutely marvelous. Ter- raced'_ hlllskie!', bcde-icmral .. •para~ A..fmne .ltudlo. \ f, bedrooms,. all m o d e r » .Jlµllt-ins. Oinbw riiolD, ~ ...,.,, & ftrepW:e. Rear llWlg room t o r privacy-minded lolka. C>Yer 1%: acttt ot Jiving enjoyment. Coinplete privacy. $85,000 (110182) - San Juan _Cap!rir'cm!». Dana Potnt Beautiful OeCQr! No down terms a'fllllhle. Gorgeol.ts 4 bedroom with )cio\te. • ly city Jlght view. Wood-burning fireplace. Garden..gtyie rear yard with complete privacy. Secluded master bedroom suite. Famlly room, dining room. Deluxe bullt·lna. $43,900. ( 01610) '9:H251 ( . I • ' ' ' I I ;l~EDIATE DELlY.IRY IMMEDIATE 1 DELIVERY • • . . . . : ~ s.-dr heattr,•bUl:Qt ...... ' ·Ii' • r ~urw<r )#Ulffds. Sfr. Hq. • .'. + ... ~R~O'+'J~' ! J , • ' 'II ' 2 ·DOOR . . ..• ' • 1 • I ,. ~ ' , ' I CNlse!cMNfk:c trans.,.. power steeril:V. tinted ;lass.~ dtklxt 1 ~r group: 3K9K189"81 • 0-·~· • . llAND ',1913 TORINO WAGON NM . . , . . • . t ! • ' • TRUCK &··CtMPER··PACDGE . . . ' ' .-- • . #F25 BJ:!R4J'539 COMPLETE .PACKAGE . ' . . IMMEDIATE . -DEL1VER'Y '.IRAND 1NEW· .1·n ar POID PICKUP " ' '.', . F25C), % TON .. ' , ·' WRHA ' . . ' · · 8' ELDORADO . CAI OVH CAMPO I • ' , • " .. : ~s· . ' -<.,;' • .. . . . ' 541MMr,1MW 25, 1973 • .-.com•• .. 1 ~T911'".CJCU,W1fttA' .. . ' • 'l"l : ~ .. ; . ~ . COMPLn1 ~<;~AGE CAMPER SHELL • . 1n1tr;or, 1iight, compltttly pantltd. slid- ing sidt 'windows. storogt ,c~­ ment, lock;.g doon. top-. • .IRAND -lCJ73·GA1AXIE • .MMEDIATE DILl~ERY BRAND I .... ' ' ' . ,.. I 73 L7iD .4 IOOI NAIOTOP ~ I I ... '> • • . . • • . • • /7 ·1 FORD $1288. /·7· 2 ·CA'Plt1 '. '$·,2·· ·2a· a· 1 ~!!..~n.fldltrelt~lk. ~ > '' I ' =:':' .... ~ htller, .... lrWr'9r\ ' ' ~ (f1"-l1'), -'• , .'I:• 1,j~ • . ~l(o. • . j . '_ ~ , . ~A.LAXIE 500 ·;'6·7· ... ·-... ~,_, .. , __ ' I l!O'Jltr' tllif .. , vinyl roof. Llctnlt Ml. ' , • (TRZJISl , • ~ ' . . . ,, ' . ., ~ ,; . '6·8'!!':.~ .. ~ .. .-.~ .... WllT.ljS. ' " . ~ ' . . ~ 1168· F.2!!>.Waaon · C Y SIDAlf"" ~ • 1, V.f, iUtoi frlnl., POfllf' • ....,,,,., ,..., ' ' . ' , lltlltr. Lie. IWQU-92 $a:aa ·· · ~888 '7· 1 ~~TS~~y.~:'-1·.4·a-s, -~~ -~.12~~.-~.~$2·as ·a·: I Mit1 Mlftr.-~ •. , JlliFTC , , , l fl'' '· ........ ' .... ' . ~ I • . . . " 1;7' ~a· CC!>U~AlbXR7: ·~d!,2·4· a·a· " ' V.fi-..trMa..pcJlllW ..... f ...... ~ , • !iM.'IYi/aJ • I ~ .... ' • ' . . -' -. I 7·2 ............. """'''''"d-$43 8 8' . Ml power, JICMI' .-1ng. pollll' 1i:hi:r ; ' b'lktt. pa#el' Windows. pr:Mlf INf\. raclo. hNltf, ..,..,.._ 15'2·EAZ , • , , ' . . . . FORD • • . . I • • • ' • ' ' I ' .. DAii. Y P'ILOT ,..,, -2', 197) :;_.~~~ ~IL¥ Pl CLASSIFIED ADS •••.-e... w."'' Thi Blgeat Ma~tpl~ on tht Oranae Coast-Dlal 642·5678 for Fut, R~lts YG41 C.n S.11 It. Find It, Tr11de h With• W•ntM t-.-,_ .. , .. ,,. ........... flf .. lil-14'. .,... ....... 11M" e " 'I..,., e ..... JIMft. 1 1 I I IS a.I .. IM • .. 1; ..... • 1-t ....... ....,."" ....... , •• '""'""'" ............. ..u... ~.,.. .... !: .,..., ......................... .., ...... ,, .. ,..., •• "' ,., ........ ,...,. ••••••• ,,,..,,.. ......... THE BLUFFS SWeeplng VIEW of Upper N-ew'"'po"'rt Bay from this luiurlous Bfufft condoiDlnlum with 3 bedrooma, 2"" blths, large 1undeck; contemporuy decor. Just l,isted! '88,800 HAUOR HIGHLANDS Great famil7 home on large comer lot,. COii· venlently located, close to park lo sbopp!Dg. . ~';~.f4~:g~~ ~~r!:~~J~g~~ SUNDAY 1·5. SEE 1427 PRISCILLA LANE. ' $118,500 120 UNrfS First UJer benefita available. . State Fullerton, $1,490,000. COMPANY REALTORS 2141 E. Coaat Hwy., C:O....... dtl Mar MS.lllng itaal E11110 In N.Wport Harbor s1-1944" '673-4400 * Open .J./,,W.6 * .SunJa'I fJ5p.m. 19 Tiburon Bay . • . . . . . . . . Spyglass Hill 11 Hermitage Lane . . . . . . . . . . . . $109,000 M5 Via LidO Nord ............... $139,500 46'l. Brla!Iton Jload ............. ~.ooo 1849 jlayside Drive .. .. .. .. .. .. '235,000 1883 Santlago .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Baycrest OPl!I( SAT/SUN. 1·5 W8 Sandcastle .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . $1;5,000 ***** , EXCLUSIVE BIG CANYON Beautltlil .. 4 bdrm. plus family room home. HilhJy UPlf&ded. Priced under reproduc- Uon. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 11 . HERMITAGE LANE. Eileen Hudson. "ONI! 01' A KIND" BAYiiRONT OPEN SAT/SUN, 1-5. 1649 BAYSIDE DR., CdM.,.r. 'l'bis IS different-j\ew-<>n 00' fee lot. Ex park 4 bdrm., 5 bath C\IStom design fun home. '235,000. Geo. GrUpe. CAMEO SHORES OCEANFRONT OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5. 4651 BRIGHTON RD. Enchanting view. Beautiful home in ex· clu•lve area w /private beec&. Pool. Thera- py pool & jacuzzi.-$350,000. C~rol Tetum. CHARMING CORONA DEL MAR Old Corona de! Mar, delightful area, So. of hwy, Walk to beach, parli & shops. 3 BR's. & git. qtrs. Remodeled 1971. $89,950. Cath- ryn Tennille. . PRESTIGE LIOO CORNER Dramatic "one of a kind". Best Udo ad- dreH. Srclous rms. Excellent floor plan. 3 BR'• tam/dining rm. 2 Frplcs. 3 Car gar.-Call Bud Auatln. DANA POINT VIEW LOT Spectacular harbor & ocean vista. Large level lot. Priced at $159,000. Gene Vreeland. BAY..&,.JETTY VIEW IJve In China Cove one home away from an almost private beach. 3 Bdrms., 2 ba. home, shown by app't. only. $98,000. To see c;all Howard Wells. EMERALD BAY White water view! Steps to beach. 6 BR., 6 ba., pwdr. rm., lge. formal din. rm., but- ler's pantry, brkfst. rm., pan. lib. w/frplc. Lge. play rm . w/frl!lc. & wet bar. Rec . comp. redecor. $295/lOO. Kathryn Raulston. VIEW H.V.H. $74,900 Vacant -move-in condition. Great corner location. View of hills & oeelMl·boo of ocean. 3 Bdrtm. & family rm. 'l'riona Bergin. ' . DESIGNED FOR PRISTIGE President Home, Turtle Rock Hills. ~ Ing view. Sunsets are poetry. 4 BR., 2 JrR!el., wet bar. *119,500. Shown by app't. 'l'Oill El<lObar. FIT FOR A KING • QUEEN ~nloy the l)>ectacular view from-your1lwn poo111lle! f lldrms.: won't last long. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-6. 1523 SANDCASTLE. Jim Maller. ~ ~700 l'.J..L ..... _ ........ -"""' --... ,.. -~ sa NiWPORT CENTER DR., N.B, .. ' I "'°"""""'-------==•-• ------•I -II Gentr1I Genei'1I Genor1I ;:;;_;;:;;;:_;;;;;A'G;:_;::;;l?-:;;;; .... "'--"---~-'c:--~tci-'#--m-.-(14.-l·=c.;;.;.;;F;.._.CO.._.L_E_SW_O __ RT=H~Y~&-::CO:-:-.' ,RUMPUS ROOM ~ ****'** * TAYLOR CO. * wtlb --• 11alb, p1uo s ••llCl"lll HAUOR HIGHLANDS IEST IUY BR, 1 BA, -!Iv rm. new °' Ad~=eed and squeaky clean tbrouih- crpll It drpo. ~--· "EA•JORS out. g three bedroom home~ to C.M. ~ d41Jy, -~~~ Mariners School and Park, with f91'liW dlDo NEWPQRTBEACH COllONADELMAR,CA&.P. 1na ~ ~ apoUesa built-In kitchen. Mani· STOP 1n at W Down i..e cured landlcaplng for the mo.rt particular, In We•tcilfl -3 btdrma., l 644• .,.270 First time offered. ... 6,900 , LltfD,t. ISLE BAYl'RONT True elegance tl)rougbout tbll fine builder's custom home. 4 Bedrooms {lnclucl!Dg extra : large master BR), lge family room with wet ' bar, formal DR, 4'h baths & convenient •· game room. Bit-in vacuum system. Pro- tected patio facing lagoon. Pier· & slip, Real luxury In most exclusive area. '245,000. balhl, !lttplace, l P.tlol. 'I A .,... ~~~':!;': --NEWPOR'I; HEIGHTS SPUT LEVEL "'-· 156,500 FOUR·PLEX Distinctively contemporary In design with 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 ANIMAL LQVERS FOR THE INVESTOR ample use Of rougb sawn wood and J!lasa. Brooding• INrdfng 'h Block to the OCEAN & SHOPPING. 3/2 Spacious three b.edfoom. home with farge BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Beautiful near .. new 5 bedroom home ln this new tarea ~ed by the exclusive B.C. Grooming bedroom, I-Bachelor all FURNISHED and family room an,d bright built-In kitchen. Two ANIMAL ·HOSPITAL HOME ready for the smart !rivestor. $66,500. fireplaces with OJ1e in, the master suite. Ea8)' Coun!ry Club. Lg• family room with wet ber r::~:L~ SPRINcrs·:i -' maintenance landscaping. $52,000 • le fonnal dining room. LuxurioU! cptng & drapes. Some vfew of golf course. $114,950. 1& PINEHURST OPEN SUN 1-5 ~ .. ~~;,...;,,·w:!'Z:: OCEANFRONT EARLY AMERICAN SET11NG Tr>. 2 Bdrm., plus :1-fBdrm DUPLEX FIVE BEDROOM-BAYCREST J BIG CANYON-$104,900 studio apts. All on One" level, Swim on your own private beach, a step from Custom built with FIVE bedrooms and three near'"""" & scbooll. your front door. Two large ,bedrooms and 2 Best buy in ihe area! Lovely plan by Broad· moor and surrounded by more expensive custom homes. Most terrlfie kitchen, 4 large bdrooms, family room & formal dining rm: IMMEDIATE ACTION enjoyable fireplaces in each unit. A deluxe bath•, situated on a large comer lot com· property like this only comes along onc... pletely fenced with room for pool. Large on your property 2 Fireplaces & :J..car garage. Quiet st. List your bJme with a true 29 AUGUSTA LANE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 prore..iooa1 who will gt"' yoo their prompt, a~ LIDO ISLE-RARE llEAUTY ='~• att-18 l""' Small elegant villa for discriminating couple, · ·TH~EE 2 Bclrms, 3 baths. Room for pool. Walled & · · SALESPEOP~E gated for privacy. Many amenities. , . NEEDEP WATERFRONT '"OWN-YOUR.OWN" Work In a happy aimool>bere, where the "boll" ls no On the water with fantastic view. Enjoy the tyrant! carefree living offered In this completely re; • CALL ANYTIME e furbished 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment ID ~or Evo. 54S-34t3 most fabulous building, Plush_ rich cptng_& drapes. Italian polished marble baths & en· , try + many fine appts. Adulta occupied. • Pool, sec. guardL pier & slips. $140,000. 2525 G2 OCEAN HLVD. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 INCOME IN MAMMOTH LAKEI 2 "A" Frame "Chalets" on 1 fee lot. Village . area. Built 1971. 3 BR & 2 BR +. Presently leased. May be shown by arrangement. The snow is good & this prop. is too. $51,000 .. FOR LEASE-"THE BLUFFS" • 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths 111Jnda'' plan. End unit. , Freshly decorated, covered patio, bit-ins plus refrii, wash81'dryer. C)loice Vista Laredo location. Lease (1 or 2 yrs.). $495 Mo. BROKERS & SALESMEN Lachenmyer Realtor * BAYSHORES * SPECIAL . llf "-Call I ·""'··~ t. living room & family room both have Palos m·a-•wue. now ,or ap,,_,_uen Verdes stone fireplaces. Walk·ln storage. $HO,OOO. Plenty 9f e:rtraa. Too much home for the ._ present oWJ!er. $78,500 · TAX RIGHT -OFF . 16 UNITS • • • In excellent rental area close to lerge shopping center. TWO SEPARATE BUILI). INGS, S-2 Bedroom unfurnished. 6-1 Bed- room furnished. Large heated C!:.i Covered ~I.In~-~. ~d ... sb~~-... $22()~ CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -~-· Charming front unit· with MANY EXTRA : FEATURES. Shag C'1'P,"tlng thruout plus wallpaper, 2 bedrooms (master bedroom Is oversized). SECOND UNIT Is for the bache- lor, 1 bedroom. ALL IN IMMACU.LA'l'E CONDITION. Manicured landscaping. Needs no repair In or out. . ............. $7f,"4J. ---WELCOME A S\IRPRl$E . That's part of owning Uiis spacioils TWO STORY custom decorated home in BACK BAY area-4 Bed;oom, FAMILY ROOM, 2 baths, builtin golll'llle! kitchen, With many xtras. Pool size yard. l/ee to ilppreclate. , ................................ $52;500. DANDY ~UPLEX . CORONA DEL MAR Just 9 yea;s new,. convenient to everything. Each unit baa three spacloUJ bedrooma, 1"' batbs, built-In kitchen & separate llund?y room. Excellent rental record with Io~g term tenants. Shown by. appointment. $82,500 SLIDE AND SWING SET Will love the large block wall fenced rear yard -real security. Mom will fancy the garden kitchen, formal dining room, sepaJ' ate service porch with 'h bath and the dra· matic open beam celllngs. Dad will take to the private family room-den with ita own f~Wace. rotm king stzed bedroom• plus 2 f y baths. You'll love It too .... $52,900 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS General Genlr•I .. We have an openln~ In Ol!l' Residential Divi- sion for an expenenctd man or woman possessing "1thUSiasm tind Integrity, If you l are interested In a beeutlful offi~e In the finest location, working wl!h congenial ass<>/ · elates, we are Interested In meeting you. SOUTH EAST area.. -. walk to Har00r1 High. 1-Blk. from Westcli,(1 Plaza. Ranch style, .ah&Jre roof;, I barma., 2 ba., tamUy nn., 2 frplcs.; all blt-ln kltch., aervioe HARBOR VIEW HOME ' · PALERMO MOOEL ' ,., • Exceptional 5 bdrm., 3-story home with pi~ & slip. Magnificent South bai view from ~ 3 l~~~s. Re~.od~~.d ~fPl!!l'J ,. ~ 'f'!PltJ-. Offlct 0..... Saturday • Sunday porch. Or•· k i • r · • h • lf~'r 28th Yeir'' bdrmt.). Near new w/w carp. Lee. cov'd. patio. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., RealtorJ Home 1n -1 concL • . '43.000. 21.11 S.n Joaquin Hiiia Road · "C" THOMAS "Overlooking Bia C1nyon Country Clu~" NEWPORT CENTElt, N.B. · . UMflO Realflor I 224 W. Cout Hwy -General General Newport s,..b EWt ~ SAN CLEMENTE Six Individual "villa style" unite rising on a sloping lot with a great oceanside location. Only 100' to a path to a sandy beach. Live in one and have over $10,000. in rental In· come. Good views. Well located 80' commercial lot. Owner will lease, or sell with good terms. The posslblli· ties are unlimited. Large commerdal building. 7200' of floor ' space with flexible features. Located in heart of town with room to expand. Two beach cottages, south of Highway, $26,950 each-your choice. Large 4 bedroom home, with the finest view of the whole coast. Massive stone fireplace. Children's areas well separated from adults. The kids have two family rooms! ••• IUISIDIAltY Of fltl COl.WIU CO. for Action ••• Call 642-5678 SmtNG PRETTY In a pretty sett!.rw. A """""tful 3 bedroom + den ~~ in O>rona del Mat with ocean view. ~ condition throughout .... Spacious living room with llreplaoe,. quality wall to wall carpets and drapea. outstanding kitchen with all elehtric .appliance•. Professional developed yard with sprinkler • see this ~ day at $73,500. EZ terms. <Jal! 673-8550. Ol'£H T1L II • fT'S FUN 70 BE MOEi [llll~&1lf1ll ' SHARP! SHARP! 3 BR, 2 bath home near beach in bright, clean loca· don, convenient to achools, shops, parks, near Wettclltt. Price you won't . believe, $45,500. CALL -mt 173.1 Westcllf1 Dr., N.B. PALERMO MODEL-Harbor View Home. Only one lef.(ln p'base '1 of resale section on FEE LAND .. ThJs hom .. bas 4 bedrooms FAMILY ROOM, 2'h baths In a TWO STORY atmoophere. N!Cely landscaped yard. .All this for ................ " . .. . .. . $78,llOO. HARBOR VIEW HOMES SOMERSET MODEL Welcome chililreiiln tbls'tamny TWO STOitY 5 bedroom, fainlly room· home which fea- tures 3 baths, fol'l)'.laj dining room, Wl!:T BAR, large convenient kitchen with all the extras. TremendoUJ fenced yard on deed· end type street. FEE LAND. . , . . $81,500. TOWNHO!JSE CLOS!' TO llEACH . 1 _,, , Lovely 3 bedroom, 2'h ·baths, dining room, fireplace, nice patio. P.l>ol privileges, clOJe to everything. YOU OWN. THE LAND. BAYCRl!ST You'll enjoy this lovely FAMILY HOME on a secluded street. 4 bedroom, 2 bath; PAN· ELED family room with double :llreplece plus many custom features. Largil. fenced yard and .patio. . .... ,,, .. . .. . .. . $63,500. General Gentr•T IGtnoral .. * OPEN· HOUSES HARBOR v.iEW HOMES l"-4'1t'lt• POPULAR MONACO MO,DIL -. 2 btdroom• & dtn, wolf doeorottd, showi' model home; Luge lot, room for pool. $64,600 FEE. • r ' I ' 4 BDRM • FAM.-1711 Terrapin Wdy, Bay· crest, N.B. $63,500. Sun 1-5. • 4 BDRM • l'AM.-!939 Port. Weybrl,clge, Harbor View Homes, N.)J. $7&,500. Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 4 BDRM A FAM.~ La U"4a, Newport Beach. $32,500. Sun 1-5. AUSTIM-SMITH, GORMAN •,:UIOCIATIS RIAL TORS • • • • • -; • • ,. • • .... 7271 Gentr1l . General FOUYER VllW -DOYER SHOllll· Elegant, large bay view home wltb 5 bdrms., 4 batllJ. Complete home entertainment cen-· ter around large hid. & flll'd pool LoCated behind locked wrought iron gates. Priced at $166,000. 1'1nd avail CORBIN-MARTIN .. lEALTOIS C•ll AllyltMa for Action .... Call ' • J ' J • • . Price l'educed to $210,000 , ' , 1 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR· 341 Bay1klt Dr., Suitt I, N.B. 67Ml'1 Genor•I' . MACNAB IRVINE FINER 'HOMES ''5 BR'S & VIEW'' Located in Harbor View Homes w/ex;s· tional view of Fashion Island & Canyon. Professionally decorated & - scaped. Shag cpta, wood deck patio. f84,900 Joyce Edlund 642-8235, (H29) IF I WERE YOU I'd see this today. Exciting wallpepers- dl.stlnguis!>ed decor Inside & oU\4a~h of the 3 BR's like a splash of _;!'ellow sUJ>. shine. Ex~tionall.Y pricl!d al '72,500. Amy Gaston 642-8235. (HBO). THE BEAUTY OP IT ALL Prestigiously creetive home In best vi.- location In Big Canyon. Lois Miller 642-8235 (H31) • · SPACIOUS Is the word for this garden oriented custom home. Easy care, all electric, 111811Y extras inclu~ automatic water softener. 3BR, FR, I. $82,500 .. Barbara Aune &42-823s: OPE SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. -910 Westcllff Drive. (H32) ' • EXQUISITE LIDO ISLE •• , $89,500 Fiwh-as+dalsy'3BR home-on lov.ely 1Jdo Isle. Close to swtm beach & telinls courll. 2 8UllllY peUo•· BeauUful m~.tlleheo. Helen HarUey 6'2-8235. (1133) • ".ACCINTUATI THI POSITIVE" TODAYll 5BR, FR w/catbedral ceWngs ·..,-·a, f1rt. ~:=:ric.n~Ci1"'.= W/Walter King 8f4.6200 regarding aaJea al. !Mlm" & Iote ov• lhe lut 18 monlba. {BM) CHARMING HUNTINGTON IUCH , 'tRl-Ll!VIL ~ low r;nalnt. landacaplnf; nee::-orated, extras galore, He1911 Wood , OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p,m. 1DW '1'11"11111. (ff2l) I 1 • j T I t r ' i I .1 I ' ' •I I .. -·· HOMES OP.EN ~ • ~~~ ........ ~,..,:;.-'"'~•· ' PEACEFUL RETREAT - a beautiful poo and picturesque, gardens make this a sei;ene and secludea three bedroom .borne. High ceilings, alJ:iuJns and dramall~ slcy!ightJ .add to . the effecl Prestigious !>Over snores lo- oa!ion. Now presented at $1M,i!OO. , oNlt TODAY, UU •At'.Ai'f.'DO~ S'fl1$ UN19UI HOM1$ OI' NIMOlf llACtr. 4{·1100 Alhft.t ef a.t•a••u , > ' I I ! ' UNIQ!JF UREET TO ~TRADA -Lido Isle 1: location set.s ?fl thls Mediterranean home i• that ls now cleaned, painted and vacaled! ' Four hedrl(<im.s, patio-ori(!llt~d liying and a location close to tennis and yachting ,actlv· '" ity. Presented at $69,500. .. I " " '· ,, .; II I' ' " ,. " 'i ' ' I " OPIN TODAY, 114 YIA VND)Nl.-UDO ISLI ·I , ' UNJ9UE HOMES Of NIWPOU llACH, 44!1-4101 A lhtf"9 of Do ... -....rr FAMlh y FUN FLOOR PLAN -Two·slotieli, three &tbs, formal dining and kitchen-fami· ly room combina'tjon. Plus, there's a -10-acre park and ochoo\ gl'Ounds 10 doQrs that way and.a chamuionship goU course just 10,steps lhis way. What more could you ask for? At $53,950! OPIN TODAY, 2114 IOA VISTA. .,ISA YllDI UNl9UE HOMES OF MESA YEIDI!, 54l-5ttO A O.tftt of Ofdn Sot11 ONE OF THE BEST BUYS -Here it is! Sun' ny Westcliff three bedroom with Unique formal dining area, plus carpeted family room with brick fireplace. Covered garden entry way make this one extra impressive, especially at $55,900! .OflN TODAY, 1307 O~lD, WISTC~IFF UNf9U'I HOMIS OF NIWPORT IU.CH • A lbtf1t of DMt 1Mt DELIGHTFULLY CLEAN -Here's an im· macWate three bedroom home that roams all over a large Baycrest lot creating formal and informal gardens. Very quiet neighbor- hood and very well maintained. Very easy to see, oven" daily al 172~· Skylar!<, Baycrest, Newport Beach. · OPIN TODAY, 1725 SKTLAll, IA.Team UNl9.UI iJtOMU OF NIWPOIT IU.~H; '4MSOO ' ' A llltfAI .t LyleH lwl .. TRY AND FIND -Beautiful and secluded Baycrest neighborhood., Spacious four bed· room; large living and family ·area open onto deep wat.~r swimming pool. Good teenager floor ,plan, excellent location. New carpets. Offered at $84,500. ' OPIN TODAY, 2006 NAUTILUS, NlWPOIT IU.CM UN19UI HOMIS OF·NIWfOn llACH, 645°"500 A lllH .. of Nctefl ... Cro.I .CONDO ON THE, BAY -Very hard to find carefree condominium living on the My with pier and slip, a ~ee\c-a·Ro<> Niew· and all n~w c8nstructlon inclualng tfie lateS!·appliances. Three bedroom floor plan. Off<ll'ed <1t $92,500. ' Ol!IN 'IOPAY, 4405 V/. COAST 'IWY•'NIWPO!IT "'CH UN19UE H!)M1$ Of NEWPOlrf HACH. 641 .. IOO °HvNTINGTON BEACH HOME :_ a Bedroom close to, the ,State Beach as well as sch.Olli, spopping. and 'new rec center. Sha~-c~ets, ·nice Il!'ighliorhood and nifty prme, Only $34,950: (Owned by R. E. Salesman) . ' f OHM T0 0 D4Y 2!6,12 CHAUCO LANI, HUNTIN~f9N ,llll;H UNl9UI ttOMIS O.f NIWPOlrf llACH 1 A Ritt ...... h .. ..,. f ' ~ }f ... -------......._ -------~· .......,_ 11 ~>+-·~~~ ---1 Gen•r•I . G1n1r1r " • • Genonl WILLl-M WINTON NEWPORT BEACH, . BA YFRONT SPl,EtlDOR · L<ioking for a heautifUI bayfro t 'home, in a • very+ accessible location? We ha"° it! LG- cated on B.Ystde Dr., thls spacious 4 bdr~­ home offers a · c()ey-den, 4'h baths, lge. sa\lll8, a wet bar; Rier for 50 It· boat & de, ligb~ '.landY beacli in front. , 1 • ' BAlBOA , ISLAND 1'WO UNITS • $12,750 ' ' ' Cozy 2 bdrtn. home plus modern !·bdrm. apt. over d~l. car g'l!"age. See this great value lllls weekend. FAMILY PERFECT Quiility home, located in quiet location just steps from ti\• beaCh, offering 3 \>drf1!S-plus den, beaut. kitchen; lush ~tlvare pat10, per- fect for outdoor entertaining. Fairly priced at $98,500. Open .J/:ou.se& 137-137\.l TOPAZ OPEN SAT. &. SUN. 1-5 Immaculate Z.sty. home, featuring 2-sty. beamed cell. living rm. i 4 bdrms., study area, oll mstr. bdrm., overlooking living rm.; front patio plus private'· side patio. !·Bdrm. apt. w/lge., J:>e11IDed ceij .. living rm. This home & apt, are real charmers. 310 SO. BAYFRONT OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 Creative d.Sign is evident 'Mont this ex- quisite bayfront dµplex. Huge 3 .bdrm., 3 hath upper featuring study area overlooking mstr. bdrm. Encll patio. SteP'down livmg rm. & a P"l!!lramic bay view, made possible by the great-comer location. Lower 3 bdrm., 2 balh \mil. Lge. dbl. car garage. On-shore mooring .included. CORONA DEL MAR 228$0LD~ROD OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 Easy walkin~ distance to beach from this very distlncti~e '3_bdrm. home. Beautiful garden en\r)i creates atmbsphere of real privacy. Teak cabinets-in .kitchen. Offered at $94,500. ' .) ~' " fl· OPEN HOME EVERY DAY 1·5 Thi• MUnmef' ~ this lo\'e'- ii -with • Si>f.rl<llnt R>ol, Porn••""" VJ<w 01\d ~n·aeed Back Yt.l'd with Co'~ Patio. • Btdrooms, ! Ba1M.-:184S Alll.-.Vbla. Newoort l!e.W.. oa...,, W. STJ,«IO. CaU any t Im e, -.L FIX AND BUILD 3 Extating Homes; 3 Bedroom, 2 ~·· 1 Beclroonf. all neei some -~ May build '3 more uOU¥. 0Wner May Carry 2nd Tl"lli't Deed. ~3.900. Call anytime, 646-055.5. SOl;JO VALUE E•S1'SIDE cosTA MESA,, 4 .Bedrooms. l % Baths. oou- ble C.ar Gru'"~ .... All This for $29,300. Call anytime, ~-BUILDING SITE PLUS HOME WITH VIEW Zoned R-L }'ppro:i. 2 Acres of Land one-half over;l~king Cherry Lake', w~rn a Ne\\'port Beach Address. Existlnir 4 j!ei!twm, '2. Bath View HQme, Suitable· for 8 AdditlOnal 'EXcl\Jslve Single Famil)' _ ~lj~gi1:. ottered for $226',000. OU1 anytime, 646--0555. BIG LQT One dollar per sq. ft. Six or Twt!!ve Unibl a Po&slbility or divide into 3 lots, $18,000. Call anytime, &l&-0555. . ' .. 1u1.s101.t.l'I' or nu COlWIU. co. ·CORONA BY THE,SEA ' $43,900 ! CORONA ii~ MAJ\ • Cot· tage by .ttle;se.a·i ~et tree lined drive-.' setOwJ a: hill· side ot' flowering ivy and shade tree&. Winding red brick patbWay to secluded entry. Raised wttl.te brick fireplace. ·Heavy b e a m e d ceiling., Larg1? maSter suite. Cottage kitchen. A FEW SHORT 81..lXXS t0 the blue Pac11io;. UNBEL1EVABLJ;;, LOW PRICE AT $43,900! can ~ -64$-0lOO. I 01{! \I J_ 01 \0\ R ~ ~ • G N::, . - 229 MARINE, BA\.BOA ISl:AND 675-3331 Customized,. Spanish two- WIWAM Wl.,TO:N story home, like you've SUBURBIA PARK s'BR + .P'OOL . ONLY 'o'NE! ' "' never _, Mo d.i LJ e.d DJ: A LTOR upslai" for "ino<J>er.in·law '1"-""t" ___ ,.---~· -'!""----~! apartment" witl\ ltltcben .,~ and living room with 'j;Gt;;;•;tr;;•;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::Gen;:;;"::;•:;I ;· :;::::;;:;;;;;;j fireplace. I m ma c u l a t e tbroughoi.It; beaUtiful • yard with covered patio, heater You'll Never' Believe This and filtered pooLToo many ' •-..1 extra features to descf:iQe ·3 ...... ~ms here. s.. it before it'• sold! . Back Bay Price, $55,900. Pie.,. phone 546-2313 !or info and ap- Lorge, .fenced Yard ""'"bne\i'· · · . ' 532,500 OFENnlo •IT'S FUN 70 B£ ""'' BLUFFS BEST BUY ,,.._,_. . BURR 'wHITE, RHltor t ~ i: NOTHING ·ro• COMPARE with this beaut!· ~CW 2901 Ne,~port, N'pl Beachl•·iiii---i;ii..__., I. fully decorated S bdrm., 2~ bath condo1 .i;:i::;llll!ll l'l '"I 67>c63o 642-2678 Eva. VACANT :: with upgraded cari>ets, drapes, VanLuit waJ(. & SHARP ;~ , ~papet\ &: light flxtUres. On lovely gre-enbelt Gtnertl / General Here's )'(!'.Ur chance to own' a ,.1 with Mt. & liay 'View. Only 4 years old, liut j;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiii;;o;;; I ;:,~~;ru;i:'"--:.,--1 realty fine 4 liedroom home : llke·new ~ondition. Far below mark!'f value HUt.:.E BONUS ~.~;l~~d another ~ ~~~~= ~~n at·$58,500. -__ _ .'!" • 1: RM home ll'o sell this one find plush shag"'"'°"' thru. . Please let me show you this exclusive • lot .ifu. top dollar out and. a :·~" family •• ,. " " new· listin~as well as the other condos '.5 BR : .. $~5,000; there·are some things .room , Mlh bri firep!ace. · ail ' · , Out:&lde :you'll 'find a large a~ ·. at ·s, time in The,."'luffs. Hera'I room tor ...,;, lar&e, fllat should, be done, patio and six pl'Oduci!ll! -·HELEN B. DOWD .1 .~~ •• (anll16'x~ ~~~ such aS> ca!1?E'IB. and OR!INGE TREES. ·FAST --v ~~ paint&wedon'twant PO~N with credit Dia.mo ••·• incl"•-a to -take the mMey approv81. Nowi redu~ to ·: REAL TOR '44-41134 ·~-'ll'::.,;.i;.e !iu~. from our savifigs. omy 133.900. with >% down , . Multiple Listing Me111ber . ~1or4~'. Where do we get the .,.,,nept.H COAtS •; 0.-11 + O.nor1I · localed close tb illoney and should we •• l l llff park, lchools and shopping. do the repafrsn?'I . W WA'"'ACE I!' Westc • Dover .o~,ESTIONt ' 2800 ... ft. o! livable area. SOLUTION ( WW !' 3 8R • Poal Home We lar,e s~v~~~ • ,C9ATS . Take advantage of REAL TORS -. 0 r . n. tif l L.< ' • c 01we11 . ' ' c al 1 0....., 1Evenl1191 , wne • ... ..., • ~•• u be help.,.. to have a " e 962-4154 e : Newport lndoqr/ootdoor llv· Realthr meet us and WALLACE M&--0555. • •-. U>ts ot onvacy near RE·ALTORS · iie"' 1e<1 l,>091 ·~ i •o.+.«<1 show us the area and · Harbo Yi' : p;tlbs. 'sii%"''APR some l'~e-selected Opll> Ev0nln91 ' H'i,!ls ew · assumali~ loon. l'RIGE homes in our price • 962-4454 • ..• " . • ·.+ REDl/CED. range Is this \..n.si· · . • , 5 .. dr ... Red11'"~"1 ~.... ·1 ble??l." .r 7 J NEWPORT ..,_,.., .,..eo<watCo. fAB~LO: Hatho; "':~ ~ so~.:!,!1°!!i'v.:0~age ot HGHTS CUSTOM Bm IN THE ~~ =~1 :ml '1·1 1rJ~.~1f%.. .. J.a. Colwell .... Call~n:·',i~ltyrro~"':l.~ . WEST ~~~%id, 1-=:..:z;===='--· 64&-0655. Harl>or, All -1'10Dnb-180 de-..;.,. of ocean and Gian! fDr"1'1 llvlng and dtn· "NEAR THE .:> hftTi\tany cu,.... leetuHs C.talj\la\llrotn maste' Ing .roomJ. Gala family · BEACH "ND -~ In this • -""'e!ulty ' be<lroom. liypig' room. din-rol>m Wilh mjl>Ored wrt 'l _,. -.t<d.hoi'n•. Aw'L oOJy Ing room. til<aldaat room bai. Spanish fiair ftret>lact. t UNUSUAL" ' 1~ dowJI. arid kitchen. s-• ~ "'1r• 11¥1'*""' bedti>oml. t: ' • ~ bedroom 2~ iba1,bs pl~ Prtvatl! mait'er wt t b. p Beautttul tll& entr)' to 1beauti-JK famllt foom. 2 tireplacea SUNOECKJ Qo u rm~ t !' fully kf1>t home. Three W.. -~., """'"'co. ·~-· and custom heated pool "'1th ,ldttJ:i<!n over!i><>u natk-l!Jce . bedrooms • and S ba~~ , Rabon -11.u jacuZ!f. fAcated,1 in CdM's Yaflll See to btltev'"t!! Ame-• I.ob! ol -paint fnlide NO MONEY · 404!!, w..t.lllf Drive Batbot View llllls. U.red at IOUll -T•A KE Ao. ' ' and out'and thlt:k ll>ai car, DOWN r 0peJi 'llD • P¥ only M,mJ Pi'"'!" call va11tqe ~ 44H311), ~~~~i w••• TO . r.-sA YEIDE ~ and...,,.l!lllbls1..-139,950, ,.... 4 Ir + Pool ~11t.•·rn,..,., .. ..,,. -,.. ... ~ su.i:;.is. SCHOOL ~"" IOHl'I I 11!,0\ - ----, ,_,,,.., ,,,,.,.,.,.. nu. 3 ~m home ft $39;Duv I ~ ato!'!"i" flvm illl ON -Vmle ~-l"!!!~~!'!!!~~lliitr.iiiiti:U.liiiit oc:l>oolt; ... th *' 1hajor laat. WMACVLATE .. ::: -lo . crop. Plivete 3-Qll>Cll! ~(.;:~i THE Rtl!L 1 ..... ·~ii< . lSTA TEHS I ' ' wo.llill blelr -Md bUljt • --.... """" •PLEX ="paint~= ~ .. ~.J:;.'. ~ ho• a llttlt 'Jl.C could lll"lo! Spattd~ w'l)>ugbt l r on XLN'l' RE11JJU</ FOR MJN. thlll • drQm home, and 1r1 ·-l'OOL! g. t ra IMVM lNVES'l'MF.NT. = :-: .... ~~ call ~ i;EE -Cjoll ,._ . ' .... ~· ; tn "JlfJO lfE1QI CALL MS-mt l'l33 w .. 1~1n nr •. N.e. NHd a "Pld"? Pa..:. u adl 'F====-'-'-== •• . , DI RECTORY .... rid&~ ......._, wf8 ,_ .W. a •11• •,.. , ..... ••1ft ... Alf ............ ~~ ~, .. 14"'" ... ...., _..., ............... wlwt• l9 t94ily!• DAILY-f!ILOT WANT .ADS. r-.....-•-. .,_ ---~· ,., ..,. •.., ,.. .,....,.. ,. 11st ..... ,.,JHtfoa 11 ttti. •• , ........ '"'-r .... .., ... snc1or. • HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 26151 A~nida Bonachon. Mission Viejo 494-9894· $29,9'5' • (Sat & Sun 10-4) 156 Monte Vista, .Costa Mesa 54/J.1168 $28,500 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 1946 Port Locksleigh (HVu) N'pt. Bcb. 644-4872 $49,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 2500 Marino, Bayshores 640-7171 . (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1537 Serenade Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ***2525 G2 Ocean Blvd (Channel Reel) CdM 644-4910 $140,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17912 Hopkins Lane, University Park 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *624 Ramona, Corona d'el Mar ~00 $79,500 (Sun 1·51 2500 Bayshore, Newport Beach 640-7171 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) 450 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa 646-7171 $49,950 (Sun 1 ·5) 3 BEDROOMS 1736 Port Sheffield (HVuHms), N.B. 644-5769 (Sm 1·5) 2000 Altura Dr. (Irvine Terrace) CdM 644-6996 (Sat & Sun 12-4) " 2348 Cynthia Court, Costa Mesa • 645-1889 · 1 (Sat & Sun 1-51 2242 Donnie Rd., Newport Beach 673-6642 $74,500 (Sun 1-5) 1742 Highland' Dr., Newport Beach 642-8235 (Sat & sun 1·5) *4521 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 $139.500 .(Sat & Sun 1·5) 228 Goldenrod, Cor9na de! Mar 675-3331 · · (Sunday 1-5) 615 Powell (Newport lights) NB 645-3400 $42,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ***68 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach . 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) . 2275 Golden Cirele (Back Bay) NB 675-3000 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6171 Moptecito, Huntington Bea~h 847-tiOIO $36;250 (Sal & Sun 1·5) *416 Cabrillo (Westl:liff area) CM 646,3439 $48,000 (SUn 1·5) 1201 Dorset, Costa Mesa · 546-2313 $28,900 , (Sun 1.S) 3 BR &"'FAMILY RM OR DEN 545 Via Lido' Nord (Lido Isle) NB 644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1·5 ) 216 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB 675-2460 $76,700 ' (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1412 Santanella Terrace, Corona de! Mar 673·2222 . • (Sat & Sun 1·5) 292 Bow'Jing Green;Costa.Mes'a ., .. 671Hi679 $34,950 (Sat'& Sun 1·5) 1930 Pt. Laurent (HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 1732 Candlestick (Baycresl) NB · -· !142-8235 $76,900 (Sun 1·5) ' 540 Seaward, Corona del Mar 642·8235 · · (Sun 1-5) 1988 Port .Claridge (HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sjln 1 ·5) *901 Westl!liff (Westl!llff) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) . 21692 Hilaria Cir (S.ijamilton·E.Bushard\ HB 962-1450 $43,450 (Sun 11-5) 1849 Commodore (Baycrest) NB . 642-5200 (Sun 1-4:30) 007 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) NB · 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 418 Hazel Dr., Corona de! Mar 675-6900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1782 New Hamp~hire Dr., Costa Mesa 557"5346 $39,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1725 Skylark Lane (Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $611,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 20652 Chaucer, Huntington Beach 675-6000 $34,950 (Sat & Sun l;S) *1363 GalBJ<Y Pr (Dpver Shores) NB 675-6000 $134,500 (Sun 1-5) 2014 Federal Ave., C.M. 645-0303 $26,900 (Sun 12-5) 1307 Osford (Wes!cllH) NB 645-6500 fSS,900 (Sun 1-5) 1705 Orcas, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $35,500, (Sat & Sun 12-6) *419 0,gle St., Costa Mesa 646-7171 · (Sat & Sun 12-5) 45~ Vista Trueba (Eastbluff) 1'.'B 640-1022 (Sun 11·5) •S61 Monte Vista, Co'sta Mesa · 546-2813 $31,500 ' . (Sun 1·5) 292 Bowling Green, Costa Mesa •546-2313 $U,950 tSun 1·~) 4 BEDROOMS *6653 Cork Dr. Huntington Beach 557-4130 $42 500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) tt1649 Bayside Dr., Corona de! Mar 64-j-2430 · $235,000 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 1507 Mariners (Harbor Highlands) NB 642-5200 $4 7, 950 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5) 8401 Doncaster, Huntington Beach 673-3663 $25,900 (Sat & Sun 1.S) · 4527 Cortland (Cameo lllds) <;dM 548-1290 $73,500 · (Sun 1-5) 124 Via, Undine, Udo Island 67HOOO · $69,500. (Sat & Sun 1.Sl **438 s. Bayfront, Balboa ls!Aind 61$-3000 -~ (Sun 1.S) 438 Ea it !6lb SI., Costa Mesa 646-7171 f4P,750 (Saf & Sun 12-6) 16442 Whittier, Huntington Beach 7dlOlD~$53,950 (Sat & S\ID 1.S) 1736 Highland, Newport BeaCJI 640-0020 (Sun · 1·5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DIN #19 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass Hill) NB · 644-2430 • _ (Sun 1'5) 11 Hermitage Lane (Big Canyun> NB 644-2430 •tot,000 t$un l•S) *'601 Brighton R4. (Cameo Sh01"S) <ldM • 644-21130 $350,000 (Sat & Siin 1-5) 19:17;1-W.orehester.Lane,.H1111tlnitOll lleacb::o _ ~.950 (Sat &.Sun 1-5) 18150 Sand Dunes, Fountain Valley ' 962-QS'/ $39,000 (Sat "SUn) ------·- Zl04 Miramar (Penin. Pt.) N'pt. Beach 646-7761 673-9000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *i283 Highland (Westcliff) NB 64$-8400 $84,500 (Sun 1-5) 331 Vista Suerte (The Bluffs) NB ~ $74,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1801 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 186 Sl\Qre<:liffs (S horecliffs) CdM · tl4U2S5 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1527 Anlta (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1817 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5) 21 Hermitage (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1720 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $79,500 (Sat & Sun J.li) 3484 San Rafael Circ (Mesa Woods) CM . 557-6249 $311,500 (Sat & Sun l·S) **•50 Llnda Isle Dr. (Llnda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 29 Augusta Ln (Big Canyon C.C.) NB 644-4910 $104,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2304 La Linda, Newport Beach 644-7270 $52,500 (Sun 1-5) 1711 Terrapin Way (Baycrest) NB ,' , 644-7270 ~.500 . I '(Sull l-5) 1939 Port Weybridge (HVuHomes) NB ~7270 $761500 ($at & Snn 1-5) · 2449 College (COiiege Pk) CM 540-1151 $35,950 (Sun 1·5) *1624 Anita Ln (Westcllff) NB . . 646-3255 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *2845 Alta Vista, Newport Beach 6*-0555 $75,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5) *3821 Inlet Isle Dr. (HVuHiU.) NB 61U550 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2874 Boa Vista, 'Costa Mesa 546-5990 $53,950 (Sun 1·5) *2006 NauWus (Baycrest) N)3' 64~ $M,500 · • (Snn 1-5) 2015 Santiago, Newport Beach 646-34()8 (Sun .J.·5) 3612 catamaran Dr. (liVuHlllB). CdM 644-1450 (Sun 1·5) 214 East Balboa, Newport Peninsula · 646-7171 $109,000 (Sun 1-5) S'BEDROOMS ' tt533 Via Lldo Soud (Lido Isle) NB 640-7767 673--9060 (Sun 1-5) 4627 Roxbury Rd (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) S BR & FM RM **1324 W. Bay Ave., Newport Beach, 675-8181 (Sun 1-5) 14,24 Sand. CasUe (HVuHiUa) CdM , 6;44-50l4 $98,500· _ . 'f. (Sat & Sun 1-5) ''**~46 Unda la,\e (Linda Isle) NB , 642-l!235 (Sac & Sun 1-5) 1815 Port Stanhope (HVuHome~). Nil •' 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) tt•51 .Unda Isle (Linda Isle) ,NB · _ 64U235 (Sat & sun 1'6) tt•54 Unda Isle (Linda !ale) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ttf53 Unda Isle (Unda Isle) NB · IH2-8235 (Saf & Sun 1·5) •20 Royal St. George (Big Ca!iyon) NB 6#6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 10121 Theseus, Huntington Beacli · 6#6200 '$56,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) l~ •Pinehurst Ln (Big Canyun C.C.) N&· 6*4910 . $114,950 (Sun 1-5) 52 R9yal St. Gepxge (Big C!tnyon) &14-6200 (Sun 1·5) 3723.Park Green, CdM 645-0303. , (Sun 12-5) *1'18 Martners Dr. (Westcllff) NB • 646-1338 $59,500 {Sun 1·6) 28 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB " 6,7~·~900 ,1~5,000 (Su 1-5:So) 1701 Skylark (Baycrest) NB ' · • 64-0-0Q29. (Sun 1•5) 1605 COts1ca; Costa Mesa '546-'2313 $35,SOO (S 1 •) 3llll'·~aderia, dosta Mesa .. un ·• 546-2313 $44,900 (Sun 1·5) *1833 Santlago (Baycresl), N.B. · ~44;r'30, . (Sun 1·5) . 6 BEDROOMS * 1523 ~andcastle, Corona del Mar ' 6i4-2430 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1500.Dorothy (Weslcllff) NB . , 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) OUPl,EXES FOR SALE . . i IR & 1 BR 418 N~stis, Corona de! Mar 673<-1658 •71,500 · (Sun 1·5) 3 BR EACH UNIT 3fO'S. BaYlron\, Balboa Island 67~1 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 50l 16th St., Huntington Beach 968-3371 (Sun 1·5) 3 & 2 BR 822 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach 540-1151 '96,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)' CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE , , * 3 BR 607 Vista Omada (The Bluffs), N.B. '640i0020 (Sun 1·5) ' TRIPLEX U19 Huntington ·St., Huntington Beacll 968-3371 (Sun 1-5) .... OWNR'OUSE FOTSALE 3 BR tt44Q5 W. Ci>asl Hwy, Newport Beach 875-6000 $92,500 (Set & Sun 1-5) HOME & INCOME 4 BR HOME • 1 BR APT. · 137-1311> Topai:, Balboa Island 675-3331 __ (Sat & Sun 1-51 I I • ·-···- . ' ---...... ' • I > . ---e( --leJI _ ...... a.,.., OUlll 14th YEAR Offwrl,. 11rvlca onJy 1xper&ence . U.". J>.~1-~ .. - ........ ·Oan11.C C--dol -, CAllD!N OJ' J:l)!N llAIN, RAIN 00 AWA,'( -ta t1111 _, ~~ cOMli fMJAIN IU.T NOT TO STAY. -a 1111' -!bat II ILUFFS am WA1ll vaw JDHNN1• wANTs Tcr-au1Lo A ou,L•x =-~~:lb~ 8U1' IT Sl!EMS HI HAS A DIW-HCX Lola ot -. $J1.lll0 -You are front row center over!Oollbl• Ille so . . . . . Jl<fc& Ctl1l no• -1 flay an~ anow cspped mouotatu. fllPailr If the rain ever atop&, we wm have a smart CJS "'II. - spilt level model 111!h eating area in 1119 lllt-' 1 bdrm. bome plus brand new a bdrm., 1 - cbeo plua fonnal dining ma. Three l1'ICIOul bath apt. Pick your favotlle colon. ~ U, ~ ra:i 6 ~ 1 . . C. F. COLESWOITHY l CO. NEWPORT IACK IAY -$38,500 bedrooms .,.4 2~ baths. Upifld\lll lliroup -we bave thf' plans. m,soo. . 2 -...i ~!'!to! . TIMI FOi LEISUlll frpl 2 out with luab dtep ./'silo c~f. and decor-'•-"•N•1v.•.ru-1TY••R,.Elll!A!lllTY•. ~!1!'111!7Mll,_•.· -•l ~· ~ !:: , CHOllll,IU ANO Jf\IMACULATE _ lme-Sbarp 8 bdrm,, 1 bath Jlome; c.; car ator Wlllpa)ltln. • ,900. r appoint· 1, ,_'lllll«l•wn, ly -1lath!i ,.. a bedroom llome In Bay-garage, Wide yard. ment o.tr.i c ........ Mtr "'"p., u 1110 n, ..... wllb tamu:r room and dining room. OPIN IAT/SIJN. 1-5 2275 GOLDIN CIRCLI IWFFS CONDOMINIUMS COWC5E PARK TAKE IT WY ' mAllD RSAL:!'Y •• 1'.lrt4'1 pa!nttd, ~ vacllum, no care THI IWFFS -CON~ -$52,500 We have an eicellent selection of other ' FLASH uc~,:~"=~ WUTCLlff I ~~ab~p -double earag& ~Jarte 'l'homalntenance ill dooefor;you-lustturn three and four bedroom models for your Ill-.. ~ ~ ~ u a f-·----CffA•Ma -·~ • · ' ' · '· · · · '· · · · • •·'"~· the key " take your carefree trip, bowing apectlon. ~ ~-3"--. ,.--illt -• J DELff;tfnlUL TO SEE your io.111 4 bdrm., 2 bath b01De will be CONDOMINIUM RENTA'.. llmllr rwm' IDnnal~ ;;.., ~ • ...-w.ut to wllldlfl ~. well cared" for. '"" PJOl olzed iud bolt loca· dinner tftlllNd fio -ablolutW no c-toca-'1 DC1'1IONALL r NICI" llDlllDOM HOMI! _,_.,_ f ..... th d Uf Lo -$34,IM. 6.ll UI at ch~• -. )'Oll'll llJce a Bd, I Ila,~ wttb Ex· . -In Harbor ru·~'"·d!. eoovenieouy locat-CAMEO SHORES ,........,., 0 w,~g e easy .coo 0 e...,. --. rutr. ~:_l!!:...1aoeto ~ ... 1-...~ ~.1!'.'!'~~':"l' 133.!CIO._ ...-h · See f fore you purchase? We ·have a selection Of .. ~.. -·-·-• ~ __ ,..~ lleo1ton ed near acbooll, park " 8 oppmfv .,7 •50°r Panoramic ocean vlew-ouilltandlog 5 bdrm., 2, S, and 4 bedroom units that will lease or ' NIGEL BAILEY -. -Who BY ow-' u-3 BR. j yOlll'll!lt. • · · · · · • • • · · · · · · · • · On Y ... ,. • 3 bath hoµ>e ; priced right -'112,500 loue with an option to purchase at a future ,& ASSOCIATES 156,BIO. Ctl1l -l!i bL Eutllae Cit home. #6' IALB"A COVE OPIN SUN. 1·5 · 4627 ROXBURY RD. date. BELIGHTFUL 2 ~ flm> eor..... lot. boa~ trailer .., 1 ,_ CONDO, n.nch Quarten1 3 ty ome. 5 BR, S Ba + FllJD. ...,_ ~ paljo u!'.!..l\llQ· ·1 FIRST TIMI Of'FIRED -3 Bedroom, pier HAUOR VIEW HILLS 640 0020 bdrm, 211 bL Pool, ijbl ~ bl1I • .... E&IY ,.,. )'&Ill, _,, '-" aoil II.Ip. Nice 1lze lot, low mainteDlnce yard, dlni • -w / o Pe•• r . JM. ,... w I -Vu.• Award tru 1!5,4!0. Prlnc4>IJs ooty, lara:e dock. Vacant end. rt~ to moye, ln. A spectacular 3 bdrm., formtl og rm. MACULATE. $25.500. Brla. winnlnc ,,,,i, Price tnc1ds te-1689 ..,. hoipe, deaigned to take tdvaotage of the WE HAVE RENTALS 567-rutl. land. llarboor vu l!illl ~ °"opo;;~~H'""..,-.. --.S'""at:l:-r-..,-I SAi( INTO YOUR OWN SUP spectacular harbor view. Otntrtl General OWNER· 5 BR. 3 BA. ~,500, Ooll °"""Jo 2$31 w-ter a, , JUST MINI.IT.I PROM HA I 8 DR IN· KE NEW 1 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;; .:;.==-----. llv/dinib\m mf. 14:m. dn. · 4• l(I( Sand pu 3 BR.~ .tre.L Prkod 1 TRANC~ I-T)li• comfortable 3 bedroom BALBOA ISLAND -U ' I• BEACH • DUPtEX lalboa '*,::!":: * Di'. oUPLEX ~ell :~f"~cl =-~'. !' home It localed 11ear Balboa Yacht Club and 4 Bdrms. -8 baths -lge. dining area. 60 Soup to Nuts 2. Story Sip ,..,,. Seuhore Soups 1n -· Bahl Corinth. h i'· d L •• h Ft. on the water. S260,000. ~-O>d ~-~. F='""",--:=.,.-==l • ian, 11 .. own san Y .,.,,.c OPEN SUN. 1·5 431 $0. BAYFRDNT * EXCEPl'IONAL • $52,000 1, PA·NELED DEN ~b,'i;',. .,,;;;,.;:·p;;;{. 4 BR, by owner. Newly ' anti room for large boat. A vaiiable imm•di· COMMERCIAL An upotaln den w 1th Ina fp A shaC crt>t UiN>Ut ~'*'· 133,000. !lee at 1 ·~· 675-3000 675-3000 Pllll 3 unit property In· OCEAN DUPLEX . I! -ce and blkonleo la + i bdrm..,... IPL Ghat ~-Ln. Ca 11 I .-., ES duded. X1:nt resraurant -BLOCK TO NEWPORT the retreat In' Morn and locatloat BJ' owner $11.soo. ~;,::;:=-,.--~,,...,,..1 OADY PD~ DIVILOPMINT -Many1troes -000 delight. tb" IMMACULATE downltaln In tbia bla: roomy s;ec: -· -· .. 1'115ft' LAND-200 ·ACR Beach area. A1kln1 SANDY BEACH! Inv.,tort Dadwhentbekldlllakeover STS-1151. ' 3 .BR, Wn nn., 2 .ba, 'l and )IUH l>oU!dtl'tl make excellent home * WESTcLtrr, N.B. t:'ir ~i~~~ Wnll)' 'h>me. Great loca· sr~LASS ac; ~ kw . --u~a cond, $CJ;9110, .. ,_ .... 000 4 BR, 3 BA, family, pool ,..luded ooe bedroom. !Ion, Jlrivate suite for maid View. 4 BR, famlly rm, OJ'IU' ·= ' , , •-• • .. • • · · · • · · · · • · • · · '" · · • "'""' • • $14,500. Great fO<'.J.uilt Maryl Jofllll er 111law. Ooll ~m:;. dra-c:rpts, landocpd. SPACIOUS Ille,. Vt r 4 a , it Offlc• "--Satunf1y1 &EASundayo I J!lmm!iiiiliiiiaiiiii;;;;;;iji@ij!!i!!..0,;;;;iiii!.. * SANTA ANA BARGAJN ,.. to believe • take Id· FOR sale by owner, Balboa """' me !at. R<duced for -I BR. 2 BA. frplc, _,.... II Genertl 3 BR. 121.9!10 w/p FHA ,,__0 • EXCLUSIVE IsW>4 duolex. 100 blodc quick sale or i.ue. Owner .w/w, hll&" . '1'/R. OW. PETE BARRETT R l TY Gentral * -~~-roR·.1 UNITS BARGAIN! Call Now • Topa. flll,500. Prln ""1y. translert<d. II>' Owner .• ':'!'·~.: · ' 1••5 w I llff D N 8 ~ -· 613-1914 644--0736. '*· """""l!;s8IONS * .... " • r., • • v·--.... ~ ooo -··-J j" ~" -~ . -· . WATERFRONT lot, liOxlll IR Vn<E TERRACE -Or. ~ty $23 to ' l ~ ' 642•5200 t•n /a " n * NEWP02 BR l\Thdwd~_<:HTbl'!,.. w/YJ' Boat ollp, >Wm off" smootble. 3 Br, 2 Ba, fully $40.000. Call for .-: , . d• u s ' u"•• w... to owner. 673-TnO --'~. on au._. ftrV'I-Jot. Wllll &.Uy, S.-TTJ8. ~ R·2 lot $39,9"'. ·~ ~· ~ Otntrtl • • , · Bia Canyon 1. 21 Royal St. a.., .. , l>l-port Bttch PiJRWAY HOME, G llR. 3 frJ>le1, game rm., -mi. ollra outitandlng leatures. Bold, colorful home. '195,000. Open Sunday 1·5:30 CdM-OcHn Vl•W 411 H11el Dr., Coron• dtl Mair Charming 3 BR with formal dining, many unlque 1: eat u res , nearing completion. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. Corona d91 Mar R·2 B;and new house, plus income unit on extra. Wid6 lot. Walk to beach from thfs ootstand· \nl brick & woOd. home. Top quaJ!ty con· iltllction. Many extras! 2145 !. Co11t Highway -. · C-1 cl•I Mar 675-6900 • . ------·-. ··--- liMral Oener11 OCEANVIEW CUJtom-de•lined '"' built ·with a bnatbotak· illg view of tlio Pacific Ocean. Ideal u a hide-away or borne. Lge. 601132 ft. lot. Don't alt to <:all on this , Only $89,500. . mt IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY Anal oP-portuoity to purchase a large corner IM. 240 1380' -2.1 acres, zoned R.l. Build· illg taking place all around. $24,9ro-Terms available. C•ll US for your r11I tilate nttd1 -WE h..,. leta of good thing• lo tell you 1boull toRBIN-MARTIN INC. RIALTORS 644·7662 PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES Btlboa Ponln1ul1 Owner 64H996. ·Shown 12-3 •wsr SELL • BR. 835 1<1 400E.17~· FOi~ -dilly. tt ot 1ut11 ~. 111tns, SHOWN BY APPOINTM!NT 21 Lindo lilt Drlv• Traditional home with 6 bdrms., 5"' baths. Large sunken living room, family room & brelikfast area. 2 Stairways, 3 ~p_laces. Maio channel vrew. . ........... '295,000. P'or Cctmpl1t1 Information On All Hom11 & Loll, PIN" Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B1yold1 Dr., Suitt 1, N.B. 675-6161 Geritr1I General OPEN HOUSES 3 Bedroom + 3 Bedroom Duplex -412 Iris, Corona Del Mar -Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p.m. 675-7225 3 Bedroom + 2 Bedroom Duplex -313 Heliotrope, Corona Del Mar -Sat. & Sun. CM. BIG BAY FRONT LUSK 2 yr <lid 4 BO. pallo, fruit ...... $39,lllO. • -~ FIXER UPPER , Bdnn., 2 bllh bsylront, ll<lvodere •!bua• 1rp1e ad· ='11'".-'="'='"'·,,-....,,;--...,-1 --~--. THREE UN,_ located on .prime w. BIY ded In W. nn. Very SPACIOUS Me .. Ve rae . 11 ta Ave. Roopi for a lge. pier & rpeclal, S&Si500 w / land. Home 3 BR, 2 AA. fropl/ OPEN SAT/SUN, 1-5 1461 DONCASTER lHunUnKton Beach) 4 Bdrma., l % batha. % Mlle to beach. Only 3 yrs. old, fresh I: clean. $25,900. can: 673-3063 lm--0523 Evea. associated BROKERS-REAL TO'IS 102'i W Balboa 67\ l,,lJ LOCATED ON LARGE EASTSIDE OOSTA MESA lot with room for 3 more unit.. Investor's dell&ht wJth loads ot intenttal. Home needs temodelln&, to bring your hammer and paint bruSI.. Call us for complete details, but hurry, won't last long. CALL 546-5880' (Open Eves.) *'~·''" HERITAGE ..• REALTORS ll.ip. Fee simple ownenbip. Open. 6"--1450. w/w, bug~ FIR. A Meal . Lowest priced ba,vtront In C -$39,950 557-5346 j the entire area. Vacant & o1t• ' ' to 1182 000 3 Bit. 111 BA .• Qih<1o. Patio, I easy see. • • $l7,'9e. dbf pr. By Owner. $25,450, DRIVE BY ANQ CHECK' PdJ\C. \)nly.,fm-1!32 • JONE$" REAtTYl!C ....... I (J'M> 173·8210 I tOQtW ...... IW. M1wpott llldi·Clltornll t2HO OUT 323 . HAMILTON BEAUT. pool -s Br, 2 CLOSE 10 BAY I< Ba trpl nr So Cout Plau, ~i;:po~ T o1!!'~ S3S.90l Ii>! o•me1', 51M!(t. HOUSE SAT A SUN · I BR, 2 ba, betted pOOL Xlnt . 1·00 TO 4·00 ooncl. 148,000. '16 Cabr!llo, CUt:.t..sac ~ great for !lP"" Sun 1~. -· . 1maU cbildrm. 3 Bedroom, 3 BR. 2 ba, heated pool. Xlnt Nwpt Haht1 Location 3 BR In qiilel nelllbbor!Jood, I""='"""""!!!!!'!""-!!!! just, blckl 1rom l'lwpt -"1 ACRE" OWNER must .sell 2 Duplex-1~ batti ppl'd ·lMftt nn cond. $48,llXI. 41S Cabrillo, es. Xlnt cood. 1 blk to w!ttrepl.' abl rar. fabuSoul _open Sun 1-6. &«;-3439. beach. Xlnt I n co-me . yard, exqulalte pl&Dttn,p. Dane (l'olnt l)15..0144. 1prinlden front and .reu. --------, , Ill. Zonlnor R-2, can build 2 more unlhl, 127,500. Contact: PhWp McGowan ELMORE-CLEMENS lllS" down. FOi: -cle-" OPEN HOUSE I Bayohoru . taill ~e 'Sunday March U, 1·5 PRIME R-2 CAPE COD r.~ •... ,. -...... Tenille 4 er. • tam, 2 BA. Xtnt Costa Mesa Joc&tion. . _,, , • -_, mis , Rta,,, c-· '&ll bltns,. lnd 10 ton~ t Should take 16 unit. or Old bncll:, wann.1nllo'W col· * ,u...J41.m1 ·"" .,.1 •:!: elect rgar •door ...,ptnt~ • 881 Dover Dr., NB ~700 more, Income trom older on, real &hlpe pOrt holes, SAVER . hldPro<den~: .... ~~·.!...~1•. ! V 6-01 Rock unita $680.-Owner w/ccmid-towade he&VY • h a 1 .,..vtd ~-.... _ 3 Bedroom, Family, Pool, iew -• POOL HOME er trade up to 12'16 un1u. carpat.o. •oo tot> of ..... n&1 PU•LY ELEG''ANT or t11r, cuheclrOl llvfnl nn : , 1·5 p.m. 675-7225 fordl Coron• Del Mar -Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p.m. same area. CaH ~ _...., lllcludea wltb this "' w/fnlle. . 675-7225 \!!::";.t~!nc~cari:;;:, SOU'J11 COASI' REALTORS Y"'Y cozy 2 bedroom home. '$43,000 12932 AW!llda ~-'; 1: 4 Bedroom, Family & View _ 1327 Keel, heated B1u:i..ven poof:' AC. FIXER-UPPER., Br., e-2 ~,; ::!\ ~ l;, ~ ~ 4 .'Becirm · ,,ptit Son J~~ • D I M S 1 5 67•7225 cess to rear yard for boat lot, C.M. $19,950 , ~'1225 level. 3 tllecl batbl, -1 5., ntNIN . , . Corona e ar-un. • p.m • .,. or camper. $26,500. PRIME view Jot t.aauna · aoldMactJl,tou1hov.t,, ,. ,.~•t!.• ,i COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC, Rf Al TORS _ -Belt. 19,000 Dn.J<lnt Irma ~ sparldlita lllMY p:r.1·0 nest homo W/~ OC!I") . G SIX UNITS GOOD 3 !!!', R-2 lot. llac •. I~ ~-· kitchen, tblS homl la 3 vltw. HUI< llV ~ w/frple, ..! ) 4 . , • c..;. "'i.i~i12~500:-8"'14. s ~~rrs·o.~""t~.::~11,; =-:-pr; i;:.._ ~ t'~ patio .~,!00, , & ~ii to build . ..,,500 yr1 ·old, Ill -ne, 4 tarp BR,'2 BA. -• . . . . C ZONE finance. ...,. ... .,.,..., ........ co. "'•1ton. -· ' fMtnifl-.vt.w . • NEWER 4-plex, ocean. w Unoblttucted vleW of ocean I .!~~~:=~=.=:._,,;'~"'~":::"':;:••"-Y:::"'c.:"':::'.::'°'::w::ru=co. COMMERCIAL LOT $88,CKX> C•el•treno Beach MESA DEL MAI a valley -try 10% aown -3 , G•n•r•• 59' 290' RDF Co. R.E. Investments .. ovtnlled lm: J''BA; wit la ~ 13'i'.500 BROKER 833-ms DUPLEX 2 " 1 BR, near SPECIAL c1ooet In muter· suite, fin> i HAYE A GOOD * TEN uNrrs Roy McCtrdl• RHllor JUST REDUCED ~ ... "'."'~· $.18,!IOO. This most popular "T" plan ~.:::.'.1"'m::.e1.;.~ ' OUTLOOK ln<Hvidual homes with ..,.. 1810 Newpo_rt .!l:'1·· C.M. t "' = ou~-~•-Corona dtl Mtr hruJ ,...,.,,. • priwt. enl?y, An lmmac. boon.. i ages on one acre Eutside 541-,, &7 , • • o _......,. .... ......-. master suite, musivt brick m.antcured il'QUndt !:U)' ~1i:~,~~~ ~=m~: f~tm~~n ·= t~~ = ~~·~~tIUi~f!:t. OPEN SAT/IUN. 1.s =.~=~~ cart,•$41,900. •' '. : bmna room. l.ocated In tax lhelte.." Cooalstant In-FUNKY HOUSE room plus'~~ mul'lr. 1N7 SERCNADE kitchen,' -tt lo< IVn "*" ~* ~1;,.TY I: prime Huntlnaton Beach come $1660. per mo. FULL RoOrO to Ramble purpoee bonus, room, fire-.,.,, TERR. in&' -SM.900 • now vacant. RJ ' I location. Only 6 montm PRICE Old hou,. wllh lot> ~r c11arm. place, shJike roof &_patio, Desirable Irvine Terrace. Call ""'-Call>et. "'•!ton, SP NQ PROFITS FOR ' new, 84l-O. $145 000 Larae yard Klltycorner CALL 51>-11Sl Open Eves. Flexible floor plan; 2 54H8'0. · ""'""'''""RJNTOBE N<C<• f • .pilfcoune.iBdnll.,9'ceil· bclrnt, 2bltm;lamlJ>rrm. COLLIOll'KAREA 11 ma. can ... loot th the loft. pltl8. 'Al.;.;JiiiiRBDRpoolVl""w $32,950. THE EARLY BIRD ' N rt Call qent for a p l> t • H' t:: RIVE BY AND CHEC twpt 846-2812. HILLS , gUT 22152 AV~ • roult.l!lEX •·Tllo 3.BR. •· at 5°/o U1'11'aded Portoflno In,,,,_ CORNEI\ WILSON. , , S BA: two 2-BR, i BA • ! ~·riti: Rl:ill ESTl\TF. -· --••lmtw C>OWN EASTSIDE lit--. ! Bdfml., 2~ bltbl 3 Bedrm, 11< --IUIO lpU. ·-111,,.,. General IRVINE ""' ~ l··-new -·t II· .,..,,.R UPPEli" plus bonUI. area bullt to finished Into beaut' rumplla <114, 11...,.· fUU ' lncOml I ~11 ~ "" ~.. ·-· nAS a code ,A retidy to .Wt your rm. fl.repltioe; JO:ll'D. b' $ltO mo. A rMl wtn.otrr •1 ~,. JUST O "E Larae two l!Dcy, just like nance ~ Many $24 500 own panleular n e • d • · camper, ,_ wat.r lleaw, • roua.PLEX • T\00 3.JIR, ! UI "fl.J n new, with lour good size (lnytlmt) -• will ... ~. Call 1 .l19,!IOO. Call tor JJhowll>r. link a, flOt1>ue tlilpal, 2 BA; two 1-llR.' • latp a~ I c;..c, aa,n $26 950 bedroomL Spanish ">led, 646-2812, 3 n.-.,, Woe R 2 lot, Room fl>r -Cllllptr In ~de tractive unltl • mllal In-· 1 , e/1 · · · ce 11 you want a li.m. )'Oil bet· ~~ :.,8·~~ NEED TIME :llr1:'/og1u11:f'~ ~ ~ 'i!::' :;bl~ =~· i;:~ oould'~ ! TIIE BLUFFS ter call now. 3 bedroom, 2 Call 1115-T225. ELEVEN UNITS TO SE" • 7 Call>et. Real---call • • Tfll.plJ!:)( • - bath, excellent cortdttlon. I ABOtrr s up E R ...-. ·r ft EXclulivt AleJlt ,.... One >BR. 2 M Two 1 All wrms ;-HA· VA• 5 % Iii g T~ Qlota M ... 1 Great HIRE· 19 A IUYl NEWS DUPLEX 3629 E. °'""Hwy., CdM Costa Mtiaa RMlty l·Bi BA • ocean ~ WA~ VIE)\' Down. Act now, 842-2535, I] j : architectural d""'1> and ex· OUr mld Jllne OCC1PJ1CY date -vi.w * 67s;J930 * * 541-7711 ' * flreP!A<u, dt<oralllt 111'\14 EARLY AREA ~·~,~P,;..'"'"'""''" ··~ I'll ~.=c.bull~~ :;1,.J".!i..ienr!.~li= St,,'~~:~bu)<on *DUPLEX* MESAVIRDI -~'yomocolord!elolo $79,500 I lf~~·1;·~1 ' ' ~. with a a:ardenandhooeB. 6 ~ give1 you time to market Clll: 613-3663 6tH689 EvH. ~nftt ~ ~ ~; $44,M ·~~ .~~-a .. vanib11 ~ Lacking nothing, ipeclally I l ""'510lAltT' Of ntt COlwaL co. bl@. Cll'llH cov1;1.-.u )'OW' praant bome. at )'OW' Id'"':~.... , ood, inoo~! DRIVE-BY AND au;cK ..._u u. ~-· •••11trUCt~ "Trlna" plan ' I ' VA ASSUMAILE ~spaces. You too will price. 4 BR, formol dining, _ .. , I OUT 2813 E1ll'OflO Di' """" u ..... llealtJ ,,... be excttM when you see thia pool it·~ y-~ -.... --'"·-•-priced to sell! ( ............ _ ,,,_,,. ;,,.....,_ Ullll .... 1 havishly appt'd.. <.."llstom "" ani, -a;i;JUUU * 01 •PL!X 1.L. eu .... \al vu. -.-.-·a. a..or. J6 Ft. mstr. suite A LOAN new liatlng. HURRY, only $56,000. "' " CM) COME TO OPEN ' 11"1ng room plus 2nd bdrm. EASlSIDE : · Payments ooly $!!2 Including Call ~1151 Open Eve~ NCal,!1_E6~L BARllLtrEY. So. of ""t Com<! ~ 'HOUSE SAT, A stJN, 2A671 LA 'LAZA. A blth. Expaoded uv;n, 526 90 ., • UlXel srid low lnt.,.;t rate. ,. ~llllew~ = 1:00 tr; 6:30. 4f6.27'0 Ul-*4 rm. •• ""'""" ldtche". , u . , ·t.>ve-nest 1or )lewl)'weds or & ASSOCIA115 NIWPORT BEACH b•ra&I!! tar $14,500.' ' 4 Bedrm, 2 btdl, !'t!h~~· Founitln V•I!!! ~:~:e:=:r. v~:~ Cute 3 bedroom, ' -11 yoo retlrenlent l}aven for · MaNt Contn.cth~ ftm * DUPLE~S * :~ ~·,;:. , Call for app't. prefer 2 bedroom ,And a den oldcrwed*. Clole In Eubkte rinewt e q U t P ln t D t A New constJ'Jiction -bu)' from ~ -~ qU5it ttrtft. t , home, located •ih Coste location. Call today. l BR•-POOL LAST YaAR'S PRICa wal-looatlon. SS Yr. dw!planl&~)'O'll'eol· 10% 40wn. ' SKY. BLUC WATCltS Me1a Eutslde. 1La'i• 1~ "' THIS YIAR'S VALUI old ootnllll11· l!pace avail. ...,, $1,12,000 eacb. Exclwdvo Aatnt ' A~ b' fd - FIXEl·UPPJI .... $15001 Forctd Sale PIUCE REDUCED moo • llUSI: SELL T 0 D A Y I OfMt-ttu'ler Home! 3 lla~Cour>­liJ ldtchrn. Wattt-tottener. Lil'1" dlnlne '"'L Giant -tr ' &lj>Ot .1 .. lot. YA mrn:RS WEI.COME! AT SlS,0001 = ..ii-r -""" .... • au 1643113 close to ehopr>in&. B~ We1Wde Colla . Me11, -In thl1 Eutltde Cotta Mna a"ltt"'~R~Ni~R1t'T1t +Hatl>or Vlow H....... Ctst• MtM bol!y •ti••~ ~ bed!'cl<lou. cover<d pa tlo , al ......__, lhai carpet, oncloled patio, 4 bedroom -.. l'e.mllf "' • 6W.--Sb a r P * MW711 * -..,.. -'11ot flexible tenna. ,} Re ton, ...-11~ beaut Bluehavenpool, larp nn bri&t\.tldtchm,l\Ulbcu-'7141•1 • NionacDmodll·)'DQ.Ofttbl i W ._. .... .,. .JllH • . ~OA,,TS -o:i-.:~ t:" lot lllltry, tbll -·1 lalt ;,;;;1.;:11mt ~ WI COMMIRCIAL LOT land. -n by 1111>'L ... $2000: wtll •-:o.r: """ • SEE IT-'21,llOO.CALL 8C-17TI =: i:: :., v~ °" c ... , Hwy. . 'BUH UALn DBP1ili11 t1t" :S. 11111y11i WALLACE • LI Onu -at -$14ill0. ""'r.:" ...... 67WIG ~ ... • 11 1111.111-. .... \ .. lll~LTORS YOU LL Kl ITI c.w.-(()pie-.) ... .,..,,.. °"'" IAT/iUNO l.s i.o.tb~-...... llOIJll t°"...=t'u!~ Optn Ev1nlng1 Sharp I bedroom 1-wttb $17 ... 111 !IP'STILL AVAIL.) oood!tloe~-b' -la e 1tl:'t1t e 962-4454 e ~~ l:,~ ~an~ RO~ WRllo~.._ 1411 ..... Mlle Ttrr. ,,..... • 1'8 Dawo b' :::l• ..._ • ... can be -" tar only N ..... ,. S BdrmL 1-flllnll:l' awn. Vet. Oll1 -to 1iiij: 11 11!.1!' '-· SLIDE AND l30,llGQ. s.o n today, rt o--·· -41t--..... °""""' ~ ;'L ca,,.., M8C••· - SWING SET :,";,~':".-"~,:'~· • ..,,, NEED PIVE W111DI =:oi• -..;.,sta':t ~-lliCol1 1aoc11<a,..i. _., iiNns l • ••• wm1o.~the ta,...blockwan NEAT HOMIS? J UDIM =-~ tifm: ... !1 •••"'H .,!IO .. '!.w. fenced rear .yard r real WECK THIS: • ·-lot • 2 1t•7,000 . ,.... -· --IOCW'tty, Mom 1llill la/ICY -•· -INCOMI •av the pnlen kitchen, formal :::::1111 J:1'. ;.,...": W• tia11l~ tt nlodo'""" o-.tw amdaul. ll<utlfbl S ,.... 1 1 ~..:.--· ::i~ ~ ::~u ~.~ tt nl""' ~--"' • launtlrJ. ~: ~ r~ l:"'-ram~."t.;: 8:: r.. ::I.1e. ~ 11(1 --= ond. the dr&maUe op<'ll * $51 500I * = ~ ~ := -quiet t)'IO-llnod 1UW1t Wet bar. Qillet -. • - -.... -4 ~ ~ • be&m .,.111np, Dod wlU , cbeck lhla't>1t•' you'll lllot It . Seo 1~ eau n..i Carpot, 1411,llltl. l«).l'r.111. ....., _. -can It -.,. -.i, iue to !be P<1va1a Jamil> C.,...NR DUPLEX CALL · a.a1ioro. ~ o..er-tra~•••~r1•Eil· Retl.~ 11111toro, -••1t1o11'lllll>"' """" -<Im with II>._,, "'" 9PrQl.ASS iil£L LEASE -I 1"1m11. I botlos' &11 •a ell 1111 '°'*'-"7 fT• llropl .... FOUR klnt st.a Al.WAYS RCNT•D flnnd nswt Unbe-~rm built-Im.~ R VII-1111,\ Woooa "."'~ • Sf . -=,:''\!~·if\!:..~ :,mlly IALIOA IAY 'ROP. -.1 t Br., I Ba. V.A. ""·• ..... --i.I -.a 1-. -lS $51.llOO : '. * '7W420 * L 1111tm w/W Q'PL l!lllO vltw, BIU(."1,flaMN1"0 N ...., -. _..-. c F . Col := 5· fl. 51'"'' -llS AC. Xlnt 2 ii ..... -....... ~ . .•IW: IY,. """'~ad la."""' In-Fut-11a art lull a~ -"""" tlll -fir I 1lllltl. ..... "'1, ~=Ji!!!~I--iii!!:i"~I 1' ! ..... !!.!l!!!Ll .. :....-:.....!!!!!!.!~...:.:....J RMltwn .......... -• oa11 !"S' MS-1818. OPD -. ..,.. heallh. 6l5oCll6I .... !!! • · · l • ' ' I [ 0 " I ~ 1 • ' OAllY PILOT ---JI! I _ ...... ~I ---~1---------lri l~I' ---]~ 1::1 =-~-- 1' 11 30' POOL"""'""""''-"· 11"'"""""'' '-" ~....., _,..... -~ IMcli • N•wpa<t Htltlott ""'ci..-11• °' the •noJ ot cul-•· l 1V: yR&•s NEW "COLONrAL" W.NOR" *OPEN SUNDAY 1.S * !THIS • , • • RETIREMENT ~I~ ""''"r1Y JM -i,. bad< YW wtlh 2 ........ Looldoa lor :it:".,._, .m VIA LIDO SOUD-BAYFROHT IS YOUR UFE SPECIAL U:ASE-SALI! "la Pool Tbll 1 .,..,, borne -to bwb • ~ lied-~ROO *' F 1 VE Oh8nnlng 5 bedroom family homo ~~Y ll"-In ihll ~--!Ir. Soll """'""· I BR Du»lex OFRCE , ~~;:.if'~. ::.v; = i = °='~ 'diat.H._oAIS.:..::~ Pie; & slip S2M,000 , j.W\y -A _..ii:,';, "'°'"otl.~t;:ml EAmIDE ~A MESA, ohoc. !ml din. lam im I peta, --m11, ... ""' bor, a bmlol ll .... A * OPEN SAT/SUN. l.S *, ...... ly "'modeled: I bclml., DOSS Jo11Es RuLTY Juot ott Newport Blvd. Eado ' lnail..-bdrno dn/llaln, wollL ~ J>O)nled kl ~ room pl_~ ~ 2104 MIRAMAR, BALBOA PENIN. POINT 2 bath., f&mlly nn. I -mM12 hat 2 Privote o m.:.. Plua II 1<1,!00. Md out. -cloanl -..,._ ~ ......... rm.: lowly trple. A r_4 Recoptlon, Klldooo " Bath. Price nduced 1or quid< Joa waJkll.i d l ataa ce. COPPER KETILE Greatlocatioo. 4BR., 2\i baths. $76,000 heal, 1¥<· o:ov'd. patio. l>t-$.;., J ... n Coplatrono 865 so. n. P<wible to com· tale. CALL 545-0f58. ~ have another home lrs lge. dbl. garqe pluia blM 2 Suites, Toti.I of 4 FRANCISCAN ond mllllt lcll. Call us ....... STYtlNG boo.I & camper apact. SPANISH TOWNHOUSJ-: Sult,., L<a" $300 per mo. 5Jl·5111 ( :;, 531·5100 .. 536-2551 BKR A ''goodieo'' hol.l98 on not one $52,500. i BR, 1 ~ BA, 001nrnun11y t.'AC'h. Call It II y I ; m e' ! FOUNTAINS LA PALMA Wt TWO lepl R0 2 lo1'. Only A PEARL . • 1>001, lrplr. ""1!r balcony, 646--0565. 1 a 11'1 palieh to m&ke it •pe.cloua gl'l'en la\\'rnl, 11 le ~ I ''OWNER Spiral lt&ireue aa YOU en-~Nlile~HO L':_1~UbeE~~ ihl.~ 'n shiny. $U,OOO Tl~a Is .Just )'OUt o!ir! 1'00l, mllny xtru, $28,900. la~ •• TRANSFERRED" ter ollen -.. -lb Md -""''· .,.... ~ !or all. Good~? Newly .1"'"'· charm 4 Owner/Bria, 4934174. ~ What & buy the owrier'a cttarm.. Molt: IOllcbktter ~. Dl.&Nl\l"f a1w'np * * * bdrn1., 2 up & ~ down. ' S11nta Ana ~~~SI rust lea~ .. behind thla noor plan ••• a.droom, I ....,. llroplace, all SPACIOUS HOME N-rt B"d! '""'"'rm. w/beamed : --------1 . ; . park lin g cl ean 3 balN, c~ • ~ ~pa~, -Do you ....,,. on ~ >'I bath$, tJle •dbl buko. LOOKING FOR ·r . , . ed r 0 .... /famllv lOOm Seil ~ -..... " -.... lo! Ma.Mbt """" '1ew, and/... lb• OPEN HOUSE 14<. kltclo. w/blt-!no .. Jlom• Calhec!ftl "-Jllnp In formal dlnlnr ""°'· flun1ly clea, IPldo<oJ flun1ly room FOUR BED RM birch cablnob. Pa I 01 A HOME AT '""'0"""'"" "'"""' «>. toe iiw,.. room • tonnal room1.oov....i patio. Ckooe and alepnt private llW,.. l:,'~~o1.::,= SAT/SUN li.5 PM Vmlea •-lrple.; dbl. TWO LQ'fS TOTAL : 4"'Jnc room with • bullt!n .. couege, -" -...... Better ..... """ ~-ihJa am .... ~ ...... ?!ll09 Weot 9 Drive Lquna CONDO door .mr, llate floor THE IEACH 11 I04'dlll' OIOICE LOC.\-Prim-:1 ~~:t !~ ' • BKR ~ ~ """'-~-BA CJD, Blttna. JUabt Ob ~· ...,., .lo.Al sq. f garage on alley w/e'.lrtra Of1ertbl our' bedroom with ZONED BUISlNES. PRO-t·-· way CALL -model and -to Mll. ;:;:{," ~-.~ • ....:.::', NltrUal W..t 9Omdo1 BR, 2 ~-"• ·~· t Heavy lbaJce roo!; c1111: TION, Hunt!nrton Beach, ~~JI;' lh1I """· • "B~~\~~~L Y FOU; OL1 H.SUSl!S :::.... Gol.! view~ = v".". ;=~ ~ or22.:.:~; ~·lt.J.~.m. & "' ~ 210~ .,::.>J:,l·::' li&,0':.,':" ~s :.~ 1.0."""=~i'-·~~~-H o. , _J -~ ·-~ nf!!!' of land. ..... JUd¥ to mow kite. ~;.,Ir&: ldlclt, 2 car gar, CAL~ r.\ ........ It. ol 1ov<1!nea all on ON E KANPAK, 199.l Klhel M, ''BACK ON m ~ • 1-D'fl g-.., .._ ...... ,...._ prop•r. 'h'lde lorotherueu. ..... rec area w/Olymplc 9:6 ~ level and a cW-dwac lot Klhel Maul, Hawall. MARKET' ~~":.,:...:;: 1119,0lll.* * * ,._ 21 R.E. =-g,_<lly~:~·B";r~'%'; __:.t....... .,,I Plu• all -ls AND :emotory -~ WALK TO BEACH _,,_, 131.000 w •£ALTY lhobeach,Jultallhortwalk. L /C 156 Yantutic 4 bedroom 3 car private --.r.1" lilOO N. Ole.It Hwy. 1l.... ' est D:le ot Back N••r New,."" P••t Office A tNly exceptional home. oh rypts JllU'8&e home eMrmoua with wet bu A f!nplaoe, • fro"1 ihJa alder -~-llNch 494-f794 ~· ., P1-phone -a.rd • tamU,room,3carpr&p Beams, wood floora, If * DUPLEX* 4 lots foruleinHarborRHt wus1~~~s~t:l?Jc~ OPEN HOUSE plua much man!. Truly a fireplace, etc. LOTS o1 eke For•tt OPEN SUN. 1.S Cf'mete")'. Sac rifice. <d 12.000. le" than ;;muar SUNDAY 11.S P.M. must 10 ..,.. · .536-256l BKR !\':~· 'ExceUent buy at SUDDEN MOVE FORCES 53f·51D0 ( ::::) 531·5800 246 CATALINA DR . c'::on:lol modela .... 53&-2551. BKR. ~~La 3Q~r~~ $1,199 D~WN: • · 494-8025 ~nok,~~~~4T"~~ Nrnt 1-~~io~ach, on RE ~~~eci$ $ $ Property 151 IT'S A GEM Y:ith huge family room, 2 Y.~U~fth1 ~w~ ~ 17'6 S. Coast Hwy. Slivp. Many e11:tras. :Prof. * NEW-PLUSH * Gib Walker Realty Ov•ner n\ust se ll 110v.•! Very LAGUNA ·BEACu Meadow Home, value pack-II.replaces, located on cul· tra t"-'yard e OPEN HOUSE • ecor. $46.000. ~99. 3 Bdnn., 21$ bu1h condo 3.~G Via Li do, N'pt Beach Hvablc 3 BR, 2 BA. ran\lly . ..-... . r. .park!' I just lik de-sac lot a few blocka f.rom ,garage. ex . -•M 16 VIRGINIA R Lid I I f"'n-..ts &-Drn"'•s 4 Vt•rv distinctive retiul • ng c ean, e ocean. Terrific rear yard with lots of fnii;t ~··etc., 6 PARK D ., o 1 e le 00--... SlJP. si';, ,950. * 67S.5200 * room, fireplace. Consider ·~ w. ,3 Br .. 2~ Ba, 30xl2 etc F·"l __ -950 Sat/Sun 1M. 3 BR. 3 b&. " nil offt.ors _ easy tcnns. s1ort•11 + 2 houses on So. rumPllB rm. 1 blk from wlth raised brick patio. m.ffi.Ry~ waik; ;-''t..ee $79,500.. ' *EXCLUSIVE* OPEN SAT/SUN . 12-5 NE'\~ron;r !!eights Spanisfi 642-190l. Coast 111,1,-y., steps to bea~. ~l & shops. See-it today. ~:92 H"f • C' Real Estatf, .7682 Edinger, 4 Bdrms., Plwi t:ren·; S baths. 4421 W. COAST HWY. Rustic, l ~i l?ts. 3 BR, 2 BA. OWNER, SU50 dcr.vn, ~ BR, ~f';:c~~evi!~~·~~~-~· ... ,Lloyd's Re a It Y' I •r1a ire. 8Q.MSS open eves. OCEAN SIDE, No. end. 50 Ft. Nord corner. {AJJio tum/unfut'!I ren!alsl Rl'llc Rn1, P.t1n Vu ot Ocean.. 2 BA, "1Jc, Nr South Coaiit A•k•·no ,..,,.... IV"W>. ~ COA S ' brand new develop ihto Mqnllcent custom home. Call · Mr ',.,... · G75-"N<Ol A nu sh11.g crps & pe.lnf .swJ: .... ..,,., .-.. &. baehll! Bullt-tna, dinlnc rm., wb&t you want le reap the ' " RESORT livill&: everyday tor ~n 415 8anta Ana st PYmnll Sm mo. 833-1103, Brokers 675.6700 • T OWNER transl 3 Bdnna., 3 ' $17U Wl ' · · ~an ,....,. deck & Bar-B-Que By owner. Plaza, yr old, Total REALDNOMI~· CORP. OWNER anxioua. Beautiful 4 ~· 3 baths! Huge bonus ~., pa.Ho, dlnlng rm. Bullt-lill. firepW.., family rm . ..........,.. brtt. $51.995. §C-2561. OJllNER tranat. 4 Bdrm&, 2 battla. Patio, dinina nn, )fullt·lna 'Quiet are a. tJo down terms available:. ljrk. 128,950. tm-1373. OWNER sacrltlce. Attractive ' bdrm!., 2 bethl. Spanloh accents. Dining rm, bullt- lns, family rm, pa.Ho. brk m96Hll65 0 moving J ·bdrma., 2 ~ohs. Dining rm .. bulll·IM, patio. Rear living nn .. ~lace. Near schools. hrlL: 121.950. 84&-1333. fbWNHOUSE 4 Br, 210 Ba. fam rm, bltna~ pa t Io w/bar-b-q, many xtras, Clxllce lot. $39,000. 962-6281 WALLACE patio. Fireplace, family nn. pm!ltL 189,500. Jlml'ALS· Summer .,....,. $31,r.ocl. Bays;de Village • ()pen H-Sat & SW.. 5.52-95113 A' "HA BETA. REAL TORS Very lharp. br1< $39,\100. QUALITY DUPLEX. 110 I Jeue•.' ' 1" clu-. "°'~ beach, $55.000. Woatctlff w-~ Evenings -.REPOSSESSIONS blllL., bee<!>. a BR. i..na LIDO REAL TY .':°~u~.,.i 2;:,R. ?iob.1 = * NOW SEE '1'1ilS * 1-0WllER-..-...-.mov--1ng----. -A-t·I 1~~,i.!:: e 926 4CSC 1 e tr,us = ~er~~ 337'1 Via f,t~L Stach siding, shing'les, be a u t Spl~pilet~y ii:."1~tt;;_ tractive spac\oql home, 5 stores are next to the mar- For information and locatkln tore. $75.lm. I and 1 caped. Imn:ied. Like e,:. with olde charm · Br, S Ba, Fam nn, laundry, ket. over $12,000. grou . or these mA & VA bnne1, LIDO 'ISLE ~salon. Owner No. 39, Tree shaded ctoundl ~rm' pool. Includes sutte Ideal for Askine $99.SIXI. Bkr. 67So!'l225 $1,000. contact. WRITER'S ATI"N.! A hfil· A&ra.ble &nan Home wtth E. Coast Hwy. BALBOA BAY PR6P. ottice, in-laws or teenagen. 2 • aaJOlninc mcome ."'11>' cAsu MOVE 111 _ Sellor wfll KASABIAN side ~-with total nice bl& pstio. Like new CAMEO lilGliLANDS * 642 749l * • l;l9J!; O~ SUn ~ ':'8 er11.,, cent. C.M. $15.000. help tl.Mnoe. Aesume FHA Re•I Esit• 9'2-6644 ~Vo'~ &: lots of inside and out. Asking lmmac. 4 bdrm home. Ocean • t £:e s:s_ o~ or owner. ~..., / 642-6* Joan. 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath ''LOVE , RED TILi! .. ~__, .rT ' $E6,900! view. Access to 3 private NEWPORT Height.. 4 3 o app · a. _ C-4, 2 br clean/abatp. .\lie)' condo bewtfful carpeta, _...,,..., beaches. $73.500. Fullerton St. Fixer-upper l FOR Sale by owner, 3 BR. $25 <m ' H B Amei1caM dra~, refdpratar. Quick ROOF'' 1000 N. Cat. HW)'., La.gi!ba 'tt.I:~ 1' ..... 1......_ O~ Hoose sun. 1-5 BR. Carport, fenced, alley. plua pool A: all xttu $54.,<MXI. ~ty· 8NL poaession • owner tran. Buy the root and we'Jl throw AJlMMl'!llNllJ ~y CAYWOOD REAL TY Top location for Uvin~. Ask-PrL"lc. only 646-5817. ferred. CALL 9684456, in an l.mmaculate 4 bed·' FEAl.l'CFS . * 54$..1290 * in'{alPrlce $19,950. Paeden ~ncome Prop:erty 16' BE'fONTAINE ham Thia 3336 Via I.Jdo 615-0123 Re ly. 644-8668 t'Ves. , , .,. ,. ·'~~-= OPENSUNl-5 NEWEXCLUSIVE -**4BR.2BA** 't 1 1~* 6UNIT~ * SHARPEST STARDUST, ex· ownenlrip. Priced lo .. u . . . 224 VIA KOR ON $.15,950. °t.,::T"' ~ 112,3'0 Inc. 14% .Net Spend teoodrior paint stt.E._ wet, hard-536-2561 BKR. * BUfLDERS/ Neat, •-2 BR, 2 ba oome Baytront 4 BR., 3 baths Bkr. 642-1.540, 642-8001 . Lg. corner lot-, wt(h S BR w lloon, aimg carpeta, ''PRICE . INVESTORS * ..... p· ., Sil $215 000 Or or 2 Br ' owner's honie Beauty Pleat drapes, oozy APPROX. ;, acre site with w/loads of storage and 1jj • P -• •nae Acre• .. for HI• 150 COS"J'A MESA 557..ae30 comer tlttplace in livin&: REDUCTION'' view. aose Jn. Owner trans· c1oletJ on meet-t001treet l DO REAL TY room. Intercom thruout. 3 We have a!ashed oriMo'I, from 1-• Term ~"or -•· lot Price $60 000. 3377 Via Lido, Npt Beach 1 Acre No. Calif. My equl~ ·-= '-~ m~e Gib W lk0 R lty 67•7300 -'i..""' ~ ~I/', Bedroom, 2 ha.tbs. Vacant. the tales price of this 3 cash offer. $13,oo:l. • er 18 ...-.;;.• Ji. . .., 1 .J!I. ,._, Ap.tt~ l?;'w..;..,,.month1y payme,nts. 70' k>t. Priced right CAll. bedroom beauty. Tb e R·2 LOT. Room for 2 apb., 3335-G Vla Lldo, N'pt Beach 2 BR Home, 1 blk to ocean. .-. Ill... ~ 968-4456. ownen are moving OIJt of the wttb ocean view, Downtown * •7~5200 * Completely furn. Vacant. I area and m":!.i.,sell. -~ '-1&. T...,._ $2>,000. UJlll, by.....,., Cape Cod t Aaawne 137,000 loan. "°""" I Far S.lo IS2 NEW TRIPLEX K~ 1• A TRUE Iba( carper., ut ....--"' ABOVE VlCl'OIUA ....,. S BR, -S•BA, 2 R.-2. $49,500 lull price. ' --------1 IN ~~A·~· ing and a covered patio. ~ * -• extri, 1ft tf:r Newport Pier Realb° Q COSTA MESA EAS'I'SlOE • ......,.,. ·~ liunllngton llNch WINNER ! ! Don' hemtale, call • • • 1.,,. a 2 SR. 1.lili -lloal .Wte '11W.'7lli' ~nemaanl '73-'1l58 • 10 lleluxo 2 bedroom, 2 b.llh 3 Bdrm., l !t Bath Loca n1 bl 536-2551 BKR. needa a little help tn:m In1 675-itso . o y. 8 UFFS CO INFORMAL untts I dahwshrs &: enclolled 2 Bllnn., 1~ Bath tea o t.:c~": ·--BASEMENT oew owner"' I can look my L NDO It CAREFREE garages. Ownen 'a y, 1 Bdnn., l Bath from the M<Wa., 4 OOM best. You. can enjoy me .. BY Owner 5 BR. 5 BA, 3 Bdrms., 2t,S baths l.ow.·Jying rustic home with , 'Se 11.' , $16 9 tO 00 . 109' DOWN bellroom & famUy ....,, 2 GAMER ._ 'tlU fallnlowo °"'"" bayfron~ pier, Ill p . Newer Q.1'1M . 3 bdrtni 4 lam. type kit· HERITAGE lNVESTMENT Or•np County f:lreplaoes. You will fall in W/fp, pool 1-ble & bar," Br, view. YO!i(cu have ind for Qutstanc]tq bQyJ $2)6,(XX). TED HUBERT & ASSOC. • cen. 'Ille best buy rlebt REALTORS, 833-2560. Aper.tment ~ve _with this warm. cozy FR, 3 Bath, formal~, •~CM. · ' 675-4242 at 847...ust 3471 Via Udo, N.B. 675-8500 In lh VILLA PARK R I "7 •-1 tllcloen "family room with POOL TIME LR /Ip fully ---· • now e DAILY PILOT .. tors ~ ... lt'ae tlAiftwood -w ' * ~y 10% DOWN* ATI'R.\CTIVE J BR,_ by HARBOUR Vu Home area. Priced at Ul,500 to 1--..:--.-.---,.-.--1 ::plot. lino~~ 3 BR, 1 ~· $27,950. 8 yrs. ::':i\~t2&"o,r.\u~ ~ ':" 1!'.!i.~~ ....,..., 411' ~'fU,50!X .lllJ3 lolonam, Immac 2 l!R. den, •MorlU ·~..'. oDrlvr Call• "r_ :IOJla~ CLASSIFIED ADS a.:!"~:,! = ~Ill" .. -fwl--tor. , A De9', lg. 60 x.11111 ldecpd, fen-manor. ~. VP --k • ...........-Via Nloe, ~ 2 ba, beaut decorated, J1001 ~ --r · ., .. formal d!nlng·~·lhat will ced lot, beaut. Jl{F pool. Open •-.::::'~L " ~~-1 • BR, I ba modorn home. Of. Ml • •n-) ,. ,.,,,, fruit trees, F<e polntm•nt. FOR ACTION U>w !tent Pay1 "all" .l P1TI aooommodate the Iarieat of w/aide &,. eqpt.1 .. nn., lg l9'J72 W~ester Ln. ~fii fered at $38.00>. 111on •tw O land. By ownt't'. $64,500 A94-8025 • • • on $74,900 In. $32.100 ~ ~l<l 'lb1a oomo bu ..,.,, w/blt!n 8--la ENGWND BY .,.,W IP"•t view 2 br Prine. ooly. 644-5769 1786 S. COAST HWY. 642·5678 New owner e&n 1et Wll '"° l\«n .,.;.pletely mnocleled 11111. Uv nn.; di!rrm., bl& llfi WATCli YOUR WIFE REAL ESTATE Iii ha. flrolc. carpeb, c1ra'. OPEN HOUSE, 11. s, lowest """ In Ooote. Mm .Ind upanded Just under w/elec bl tin a..o, .Plenty ot when she sees this very clean-$29 995 494--9894 EastbluU Condo _ 3 BR 2~ [ ] ~ Only 4 block9 from omc.. ! i,100 eq, fl of ·IOlid comfort cupboards,' lot.a of storage, 3 Br, 1% Ba home w/frplc, 318 'lballa fM.8003 ' ·• · ha, fam rm., din rm, 6 mo LYTIE REAL TY 1 "'a""'&!• story. u you bllrwardrobeclooeb,FAht, bltnl, shag & drpa. Open STOP THE N_,tllNc~ old. 4li3 Vlala Trucha, Mob1'le Homes cm:a 583W.19th54S-~-"ant to rnisa out on the belt wfw crpt.a &: drps, fpl, fam Sat. 12-4. By owner. U301 • 640-1022. ,..-.,pr (Appointment Ofily} =oown.Don'tcall1111 nn.Xlntloc. ~Lo. H.B. PI.2511• WORLD Pen11sula Bayfront *WATERFRONT* * 36 UNITS* • PARK l' BY Olmer, Fubion Home, 3 • , .and eltjoy the tnn-ThS Ume ot!er.d. 2 loll PIER/FLOAT Mobil• Homn Mobil• Homn I HUNT1N~TON t6M471 l -1 MMIOl BR* 1"Ja°:"' -boat [ qulllty ot 11oe Pacific from wtlb ,,._ oo ooe on1y. ~ ~~..t B~~J. ""; For Salo ns.r·For Solo 125 Ora,., County (. -........ t toe. lOnt ~~ ~-~"'i:: -.. _,lot wtlh pier -Trl"'•' .... °"" . 2 "2 ..,,_,,. "C.lal!na Model' ' Bedroom -id>ocolli, ... '" ~· 6% I "--•· ........... 1225.0lll """"" wllb tooth '"" ClUl!'·' · lll.SOO. N""' aew "12 unf\orn. NI .. ONUnda 4 family"'°"" 211 belhl, -SURF SIDE!· GI avail Must · $29~. ~ ~~room·1""'" '°"'"'Pier 13B5.ooo. cwru a1Y.A1L11B7.soooA' BAY PR.OP. GREENLEAF · s br, 2 ba. lam ""· PrlnclJNll• ~ •p1raded wall·fr>.WJll ~ JM ...... te IUDd'="'; abao :ute1y not ~Jot ltpQl'atel,y). 5 A. 5 SI'AR PARK c:rpt/drpl, prb, dl1p, dupeta & drapes, expo!iw.. : :=,~ 2 HOUSES on cor lot. 3 BR, lnununlately clean homo. BR, 3~ BA, plua mold'• * 675-7060 * 1~ Whlltitt Ave., CM , dllhwlhr, P 1 um b d lor Aton! 222il ~pie~~~ e Freohlypa!nled 1/0 ~'1_8· I car~.&~ l59~,500. ;;:'t ~':',:'= OPEN SAT & SUN 1-S Huavall. abrandnew24x&I -:-=°li; =..ilr&:oE°"'h Flnol PhH•SELL::olff ?m over prage. A real • Gold wall-to-wall ~h. ~ar Bl.%' ~m beach. , ~~~~ff &: breakfut bar, living 2352 Orchid Hill Pl. 4 BR .t.-~den ,est complet~ ~t ner. FUled 's,A. 5 siar Ad°:i Only 2 Deluxe 4 Plexe1 lift ijergain at only $52,950. • Brick fpl in 30' Hv rm. Cash for eq. Assume G[ ln, .,~k-1 Cl room with tplc, formal dln· fam rm, 3 ba. furm din , wet up "= equ pped. $18,500. Al9o Pk Will take ~ fi1r '3700 In thll ,troup. No mote like &88.51. : :.r~soo~ beach by owr. ~ REAL ESTATE tng rm. caven!d patio, pier bu. Boat apaceEM' $56,fm. ==~~~~Sl:: ~7~o~~·~J ah o,.!j,· u:~· :;all~~;~ i~ : ONLY $21 ~500. lorwln roalty inc. OWNER despen.te._ Top. 3 uro GJenneyre st. ~=·Jn fOO\'.plri!~[:~ G between 9 am A 6 pm. ' ' Open llowoe Daily lM. 2 Bedroom bulltina ex 9,. "OS 12• h ) bdnn. 2 baths, din111g rm., 494-9413. 549--03.16 1610 W Coast Hwy NB TRAILER SPACE 12132 S. Huter, G.G. ' ' ' • _._ • r•. rear living rm. Family rm., court &: shop area on extra · ., · · FOR RENT Spvllna Lnve1tment Corp. t.nded llvtng room with bullt-IM PatK>, brick trim Whita W•t•r Viow lot. Open Houae SundllJ' 1-5 REALTORS 6l2-4<l23 Motor Home Rentals Call 642-1265 , •• '"2 ltrlck ....,.laoe. cqver,d SEABURY !dlnt condition. 2 BR., OYO PM. Im W. BllJ' Ave.. fil St James Place . _,... patio, new &hllg crpts CALL bric $30,950. 84S-0004. Newport Beach. Agent. Vu the boats in ha(bar from TRAILER witb cabana, com· -T~--.~N""',.~-..._ ___ ._ tbday. tor appt to see $36,500 FP. AS3Ume vdaline: OWNER -Must sell 4BR + apt. Close-In. Walk to shop-MAMA'S thl& 3 BR; 1'l 'ba. '$67,Sfll SALES & LEASING pletely turn. Lido Village, own ..vii ••• r ! gp-8851. 6%% VA loap 3 BR, :xlnt dcn,1, co.mp--~· shagand, ~in~=·~: h.rje~ home. Open 1-5, Sat &. Sun lull Kt"Vico tacIIUy Space 20, $3800. 673-.1512 D1EL~! t_:~~_!t1~-1.duple:x l ~ ... Joe. eleg. entry; paneHng pan • ~ ·=paper, t 129 000 GET A WAY Mark Les RIU-, 5411-1711 Danma· r Motor Hom·· 14 x !IO ~Ue homo 2'BR ea • .,..n& '""""'" .. c1oen1, ...... •• llil!llt._ behind wann used brick much more. Across from a ' · • • · '¥ &. den, lhdscpd, 5 Stai' park, huge' belnns; climate con-:illl~I ~1\'.:1 a~r:. ~ ~\'. ~~ ,'1~';_ "~' ~.t ~ on , • ~ $23,900 2 IR 1 BA B£~~· !°~~i;~: · 531 6800 ps.~. --:::'~n prl~~cy, .:O;i"· ~ : BROKERS~ ~~ ~· ~~·= =·cl boat 't!.!e, ~Sunshine cl~~ ~-gr ~or $67,500. 646-3406 • CSeJJ idleiitema .•• "2·56!! =~~~:;:: ! m• it"• nbnxm . ~m~ ~, .... ~ _ .. _tt!::a ~ti.~ d ~~'t.'::. ~""=' Daily Pilot lass1fied Ads [ V.!~..;;co:1 'tibal'!::~":" =: HM4n<=>l4W101 ~s:.~i!:-.. ~ > _ 4 •1 . p·S:= ~~:::.·~!he for Action ••• Call 642-5678 Ex;:u~N~~!'o:!- 1rom. 3 Bedrooms I\ 2 baths. SC.-»G. " g!:' -'!!!'!:; 1 1 1 ment UnJL 1 B1k from (baa -· .-u.m ...... ""· m OR CAL m WALK .. -achl& ., , - -S JU~ ~ ""'· Walldnr --.. " uppers. v .. )'Oll1' VA NO DOWN• roark Lila! nu, 3 Br, 2 Ba cor · EMliRAl.,D' BAY lill-0 a _ ~ h, Q.• all """°"' "' lbot>Plns-gr:tility er usume loans. • lot. Owner $34,900. 536-6)91. White watai v!ewl ~ to Real'°" M5--0tfe ~ I." l.J'<f• P ALWAYS RENTED ~ UB fln~ ... bave !hem Owner In trouble and bu tO lrvln• beach. 8 Bdnm.. 6 ba., Open Eve< • Tlte Punle with ,ffte Built-In Cit. uc'i. Bkr. 838-5682. all. CALL 893-8533. move, will pay tho points pwdr. nn. 1'e. fnnl. din. N-Na fv k-~ 3 & 4 • p• ""ES POOLS . for your loan on thl• big 4 "'lo• b\rtler'• PIU!U,,. bridll. ..... n c •• ~ bdrm., 2 bath home near IT'S VERY SPECIAL rm,.y·,J>M. lib. W/lipt: ta. Majestic 5 sR.· 3 BA cuaton1 ! OReotn:mgt tht 6 ICl'Omblfd In Cmta Mesa/Garden Grove schoob, shopping and lrw)'s. Attractive atrium Jeada you pltO'i'h'l. w/frpl, &: wet bar. 2 Flttplacet modern words below "' mob 6 BOB OLSON REAL TY $29, 900 ·UP FUlJ price $24,000 or you to !he · tUed entry and lnlo Reco -p. redec. $295.000. ldb:hen, crpqi, drp<, IUtlo """'le won!• '''"' 1.-ol We Buy, Sell. Exctoana:• t To cMose trom. 3 & 4 bed-may aWJrne existing GI thl& lovely e.ir-condlliOned •• .. .u..iao • landscaping. Ultra priml. ~ In J'1 liM of aquoru. * 979-5891 * room, earpetll, draJl!lt _&!l paymenWtalkof S179 total. Cau home wtlh its •l.80 vieW. 4 ___ Newport nri&~. Just I TO I H A 1i1 RX UP 3 kl · J!OOd con<IUton. """""' ""'' er "· Lee Real bdrm&, 2 ba., famUy room, LAGUNA VIEW LOT dlsco)'<!'ed at ~·.SOO· Call " Uve In one ... nt 2 terms. VA or.)% down . Eata.te, 768'J Edinger Ave, ·atep.saverkitchen,nookand EMERALO BAY LOT now! 645-MOO ~ I ; 11 j '/ / ~do terms =:~~~ '~N:;ve~ ~~}~:;~~ri~ la~~ .. 4!~ [z a<~!£;;nJ°!6:·! I ·:1 '1 ' I ~Lot1.dofo..::r•'.j;t·.~ . I """ ~~re,.~~ =~·'::': torinilJ.. \,'rl~ m llal',~fli' Baach . ~w Du~Ex . ~ IR Al DIG El .NI·.,· PRIME ::;.._ c.M. : Yoll'd UJte to ~ve net.r, ~·900 wblch Incl~• th• ma HOii:!: • :MOO .-er. ·11. 17116 OCEANFRONT - -• • • -. . • Ideal !or new bldl .. h's tbl.t Jc1nd d .beJ&bbor-Swank area nr. Emerald lit Ulft' depreda.tk>tl avall. I move--on. $12JS). 8 k r ~~ ":!. ~ I red hill l!q. 11aa "'° ..,.. .. ..,... 5 Bdnn, 3 Balli>~ D J R H O C I 642-1540 or llU-8001. 4-l>ecbpo.m. 1,_ balha. teculu'' .-"' 111 ' Bdrm, 2 Batlll dowo>. I I a I ' I I Molllte Home/ ~· '::."' r1. i.c-1 SJ».!111. ~ ·z..~cd:,~ ~ -,. hniw,. ~ , T••llff P•rb 112 _. $ J\111 one"'mll•-Jrom~ REALTY EMERALD BAY • Pl""' $llO,~l!:i""ooo~ 1 R A 6 N I .,, 1 neighbor WhO wa mek-wn.i. -... 1n cuot JOI. btoch, "°llf i:r.rni: A Cinnp&l!)' \Vlth Vision tnnnal-o\Yle lm>e below ~ ·~ .--u 1 L.~ .Jfd-~ 1 __ ., mobile i..na kl Saa Jnn. l PER MONTH •111-M:c.ii., ..... ~ ~~~~ ~ ~. ~~':" ;: ~ji.,~~Jr'4 I I I I I' h1!i.;d'.'ThtrOR;;.~ ~ = ~ ~ ~ I ' Jncl~ "moJ!ll * 14~ * omm hours 8 AM .. 6 PM Ab 10 I u to ly ·~ KARIOR VIEW HOMi! ' the neighbor 191\Jmed the Ealtom bli. lor E!j. In 1oomo ~ ll9Q. ~ Iii ltAMILINO llT)TI roll S::: ~ ~~"' MONACO ·1 T 0 14 N U A : I call and aald, • ~~C.~~: kllorn--' flMvJ -ar!tNort, n.EJ!ock...1BR.IBA. JA!dESLO R.E 2 bed den 2l>alh. Prl<:«l • I .. Wrlto Oauttlod a11 m. llS3 :!; 2 ~..., c! ~ ~ -• tlddc ~ 1%,,~~d~ 38> N. Cout 4*wor ~ oo' Rlt.SOOI HJrhly I ~ l ' I I •-'._'2neer."--deserv• % OoJ1y Pilot, 1'.0. Bo>< q kt •loJl blU ..U.., ~llOll :/tf lllCI~ 4 dtljlOI, tun. By SWEEPING OCEAN V1EW uPlflded -must .... 1941 - . . • . . num llllO, Ooata M-. C.lll. •filll1~ t'°~ dtu • ~ Qiait ~ ''rooi: ~ owntr. $.1'.n 1 noc. home, spec. 3 BR. 2 Port Loclu~. By O"N"Mr, I ~ ... 2!" -920;, Gd Joe, Thia '"" llOt .. sl&dhfily rm. 3 r.e.<ta of !RVINE • By OWner $1500 BA. din nn. Mlllkn tlv rm 64Mf72. Pr!n. only pleue. R U K B E N I 0 = lfoO """" ......, I Mountain, Dea.rt l<luallod. SM IOdaJI. Pl1llb c • r p 011 band /!n. 3 Br, 2 Ba. frpl. TOtal wlfl1>lc. Spanllb pr00o. * WATERFRONT * / / ' / / /' I"" :!.i':._"T.!:. :=._~J = . Rnort 174 ' mortaredllnne'"""'·Lars<' Pl""nt ~. 833-1103, '.!..':!' ~ $152.llllO. Prins. DUPLEX _ . . -arts .l ~ .rm. Cloltom m-.lllll. _.,. 194·*1. Wltlo Plor It: Float 80 Ac Mt. hldea...,. "' llot'I -pl(n, Owa1r1 BY Owner, 2BR, 2BA.-" '9&!00 6 r:~l.~EPlt I' I' ,. , •. I' 1' .. l~ r I :=~:" 1~~ ~~~: :n:.~ l<P'=".;.,,~ DAILY PILOT =al't;,.,. OceaJi ..,g~ ~Ii NEWPORT BE~CK : . • . .• - -• -- -. $00,0lll/110.000 dn. 43)-TDO, l!SY'!!!!Owner!"""?!!!4"!! .. !ll,.lu'!'!rt:l!!•,.. .. ~L ....... CWSIFIED AD ~Wir.lJt=,"OU, -21117N Rl!AL~c11.ll. 11 & '.J I I I • I I I I I :-::::.:.JWA&\.ltit,Jld. ~ t=_a:c.!.-i.. °"~~,..ef'6 FOil ACTION ••• .::bl!IOllESl'DAT., * Wi642 '* .:. ___ ·-. -- ' - - ---"'-1nent. $!llOI). "'"' I ' ...... 1111 OllNtR --CALL 642°5671 ..... lldl Dem~ ....,, , • Soll ldle ltema ...., Call SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIRCATION 900 -·-~ ~ ~ --v .... att1t, ---.eoll todq ecHm. .;:;-=.:='*:..;-=='====··----------------------··~--~w ~ - I ' i . • ~---.... ~. ' • ~ ~ " .. '· :· I ;! " •' • i f. ' •' •' ~ I: r • • • • • ~ 1, f. •• •• ,. ·: r:: '• • :;: '. ·: • ;t it ' j • " •• • • ,. " .. ,. ,. 1: " " • . ,. ': • • . . . . • /, ~ . t • t ~ '· a J ' ( I • •• . ' ' . • . ' , Looking Eor omeone To Take D· rder? - We're ood At It We'll even pay the postage to .get.·you to give us an orcler. Get ready for some quick profits by mailing in your orcler today. Put • a harcl·working DAILY PILOT classified want ad to work for you. USE THIS ORDER FORM USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! 5 .SHORT WORDS MAKE O~E Ll~-NO AD LESS THAN 3 UNES l -TI MR - $4.50 $5.80 $6.80 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 ' . ~ OR USE YOUR .• ... CHARGE CARD P1blhh for ,,, , •• , , • ,, , d1ys, bt9in11i119 , ., • , , , ,, ,, ., ,, ••••••••••••• Cl111ifie1tio11 ••,,,,, ••, ••••••, ,, , ,, ••, •••• ,, , , , , •• ,, •••• •••• •• , N•"'• •,, •, •, , •. • • •. • • • • • .• •• • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • •. •. • • .. • • • •• •• • • • • • lloillclte M , , , , 0 , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 0 , 0, , 0 0 0 , , 0 0 •, , , , , , , , , , , , , 0 0 , • • •• , 0 , 0 City ............................................................ . M11ter Ch•rt• N1JP11i>er • , , •••••••• , , , , , , , Explr1Ho11 Det. • , •• , , •• le11kA"'erle•N H11P11h r • , , , •••• , , , , , , , , • , Exlpreflo11 o ... , , , , , , .. • 1 1Z TIMES . TIMIS nMn --- $7.40 $11.70 $17.70 ..... $14.50 $22.50 $10.76 $17.30 $27.30 TO ·flGUll COST Put 011ly •ne word i1 ••tJi. 1p1c1 ebon. lnch1d1 vo1,1r 1ddr11• or p~o111 1111mb1r, The co•t of your ff 11 et the 1111d of the fine 011 whidi the l11t wor.I of yoor .d i1 writ. f11A. AcW $J.O.O phn J Ii"" 111fT1 If '°" cf,,;,. 1110 of DAILY PILOT lo• 1enico witfl 111ell14 r1pll1t. ' -------CUT HEii-PAITI ON TOUl INVl\.OPll ______ _ Cloulflod Dept: BUSINESS REPLY MAIL Fir1f Cl111 P•nnft N .. 'IJ, c.lta M ... , C.liferale Orango Coast DAILY ·PILOT P. 0. Box 1560 Costa Mosa, CaITf. 92626 -. Or Give Us an Order by Phone . . . at 642-5678, the Direct Line t~ --------- ,........ ............... ""----'--- 1 ' • . ' • • ' r • • • ' • ' ( . ,,, ' • ( • -... ~ . ,,,,;:;;;--Pr ' I ....._, D111~ M1ney te LtNft ; "-IH tiP 'IO PS.GOO :"'°"" dol Mor lrvtne Cool• Mou 0.-•I ~ . SPYGLASS 11iU No. J. ADULTS ONLY • LEASE ----------· fmTJMNl'S . J'OR llOMmWNERS ,._.,t o-n View. RENT or Sol< • Now 2 br, J BR. I i..., bltm, cuv. HOLIDAY PLAZA I BR. Priv. ·-= RITRl!AT = ~ !be~ In": Now 4 BR. family rm, l l4 BL Cntrl olr. -=-~ ~ "f'~ DELIJXE Spadooo 1 BR. Dona Point Gar, • VAIL 1AKE ARE>. • 411 ""1 ~ 1.:::."' ,,_ dn-cq,t'a, l&ndocp'1 ~~ m.11J9, .... Bo 'szo Rltr ~ ' tum. apt $1411. Haled pool. ~~~~'15.;-;-:-=--r ·:__;' ..,.. • ._ • 2 bednn • l!)O .., r8J _,. Md tripko pr. Avail now. · · • · Ample parlrios. Mutts. oo &U• ham•. Good buqllnl, -~ -· Call or lllOO/mo. 6't-0!38. f BD, 2 bo, .-to_, A Oupltx" Furn. 345 po19651& A C llolboo tstond bad< rld!iw. etc •. A.-, 1 vlllt OCEAN VIEW, 5 BR., 3 BA., lA>'s. llr cond. ,.....,. I ~~,.':Po~mooa~~w~., ~-llf.~ I=::::::-:::::::::::--=:-:::".'." Jl1Jlo tram lab. ~000. AVCO 2 11111de<U. Modem e1o--1429 O< 837-9115 Nt~ llooch SMAIL 1 BR. Very c!oan. BEAUT NU 3BR, IBA. Pallo nNANCIAL SERVICES S_aiM:e! La $6:iO mo. Att. 6. , W /w crptr, ntw dtpl A-area, )'fly, $.SSO, .l't&ll April. 100 ROLLING ACRES 11'19Harbo':Blvd. ""'5l10. . 2 BR., 1~ bolhl ....... J2Z l~"' ':::i 2 8{; ~ tum!ture. E!oc. bltna . Call 61'5-1027 ' 1300 It upon .. ved h)Cbway. a.ta )ha "2-34Bf 2 Br., 2 Bo, rr.llCh N..,...,. 2 BR., ll4 ba., all' cond Ut0 -:-: po SUJtable tor ·-adlL WATERFRONT 2 Br. 2 Bo, • Water avail.165,009, l!iOO N. Anaheim Blvd. dy. Lra country kit. trplc. 2 BR., 2 baths ••• •• $285/300 _..., Nr. fwyi. No pela. MS-e3 F'rl>lc. s padol. YrJy Lw. ~ PETE BARRETT Anaheim ~ $400 mo. 544-34!3. ' 3 BR., 2 botba ., .... $330/315 Oupltxn Unfum. 350 alt 3. l.lZ.,.. 6'l>-4lll. • .I"• 250 S. EucUd St. l BR., ~ battll • , • • • • $326 * S'I'l.JNmNG 1 &: 2 BR. i -REALTOR-"""=Bruikh-~ ~8r.;J~lft· 4BR..21>1>o11i1 ...... ~ Cotto-· ~2 mi.,;~u~ N:!t,~.'!:~~r~ ' 6e520o Gudeo a~-sio-'.eoo 111 -.. &M-Cl'JI) , , ... .I .h•11 2 BDl!M. ...it 1n tr1p1.., "no~ 18th St. Sisi ftlrir. All bl• ... 61'5-1381. ··I __ ,~ Hun l'H22 .=.Bl~ Hou ... Unfvm. -rca I ~. i;::...':~ £. ~ . C.plm~ ...acli· ••. : ~ ' Rttl •otm ·w·-IM ~ s. Main St., Corano dol Mor ..... dul!L Avail ....... * SHADY ELMS -POOL LARGE • BR. -~ Santa Ana 5'H3lll REALTY April 20lb. IGm2. e Adulla Pontalde '"'O up $2111. mnotll. -X>111 . * 9ttlclc Cash * 617 w. lllb St. 3 Bd.,. ba., -&i.~C::, ~ I BR dupbt. le .... Ole .. r'l~:x&:--Via v-. Capl•tr••• • WlD boy your .........,., All -Alla 51'1'4GI 1325 mo. C.U ·--$75a0 1Tth st -. Sl'JI) mo. No · Bee • cub wtthln 72. .brL. Call 6'11 W...,._ Ave., CaU 963-4919 Oftlce ~aAH D 6 PM pets er cblJdren. ~84. FURN. 2 BR. ~ 1'lol. Co....... •t Mor i : l6U8Sl ' W-llll3-8l08 0CEAN view !rom SoYllw Huntlng!On 8ttc:t. t!oee ~to~~ ts. ,.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' i ~ Hill 4811, f.ozn rm. .l!SOO oq TUR--~ -• ..... _,~ •: •• T ~-•· !t. $895. Ganim' tnc -·~ -3 -· • au-. c.v. " rust ,_ 260 •· . Ba. wlw, l'!tloo, .,.. °' NEW I BEDROOM * $25 PER WEEK * ...Y i: HAVE -1 Well -Cost Mou po!'k .l ~ $365. "3-2328 2 Bath, tuir• pvt )'ud, eocl 11 Ul>. Poat .l maid"'"'°'· ~C,, : , ·--' 2nd Truat Deedt tor ule. MESA VERDE 3 B,R. }_ ~ ~l'f oi:-2 cv l"'!.P"P In duplex IOtdient J!aL Motel Tahiti ~ }' ~IMC. 979--5099 '· Lovely 3 BR, 2 ~ 2 trplc ~-v... o • t..i1ld1nc $250. pc!r JllO. Man-CClmft' lW'tlor • Vka1a. • BLDG/sl.te1 for hi, apta 01' • Fam Rm bltin ldlCh, aer: mo ... ll(lS. 615-~18. ager at lll Osw~ Hunt-e SHARP 2 BR. • llfJO e ON TEN ACR!:S :: twJW. Bldhnar-vcht will ~ vice porch, encld patio, conv Laguna eMcti lnP>n Bee.ch. 536-· Nice Furn. lbag carpet, no Apta. tura./Ullfum. Leue : colllkler either low cash I ---I.... to all schla, 2 children, 1 pets. Fireplace I priv, pa~ • price; top ~ with 1Ubor TICJ pet ok. Gardener le water p:i.o • N\ce 2 Br. Apt w/ Newport 8-Kh m Maple. S4l)....f484 JlrcQs Tennil Contnt'l Bkbt. f or jnt venture w/own. pd, on quiet cul de sac, ocean & ctty ~, B1tn1 FOR LEASE FURN Bachelor t, 1 adult. 900 Sea Lan, CdM. 644-1611 ; ~~~ i-~ ~~o~ g:.n~ HOVMS Fumi:C 388 ~~',™'lease acceptable, t~UtU Pd. 1 Br: houle: NEW DUPLEXES = pd. E ~ t •id•. (MacAJ1lwr nr Cbut Hwyl Meaa, Ca. 92626 3 BD$189 MQ ~~tic Ocean View! So. 4 bdnns 2 baths w/w cpfB ' -------i· BALBOA Ia. home wanted. 2 Genar•I * A!' • * ',1..quna. . · • fr(tc, dshwhr, bttns. walk COMPLE'PELY turn 1 BR N~ ~be.~ 1 :n r2!· ' story, 3 bd with apt. over $185 • Utll Pd. Nice 1 Br. • $300 -3 Br. Frtilc. Open to ferry. AvaH. 1n 30 ~ ~ Ad.ult. only, 00 pets. Gange end. I 2 2 5 1m0 : ;: rarr. Caah, prlndpals orey Completel)' turn &: Redec. Individual 'bome • oo 1ri Jot J:ieam, aep, dlJ}lnr rm., 2 h$450. 1eue. 3 bdnnsenlt.. 2 bath, 64&-7883. W. nower, C.M.. Yeerl,y. 4 15 Hellotiope. , ~l Udo Isle. Quiet aJ:U; kkla ok. Tenant blka beaCh.. ~ · D tame am ues &I 6i'3-Di'f wkndl or aft f, PM. : ll00.000 •• NEED ., Invest in $2111 • Ulil Pd. 1 Br. r,.. · pays all utlls. Tok< u t. . NU:VI EW Rl!NTALS abow. 1395. leue. (714J $1.!J MO c11x -bm. - • homes at ~ value. deck. 1 blk beach. Laguna. w/carpet llv rm. fol' $189 i13-«XI). or ~3241 = Bkr · tton 1nvtted O>mpl furn. Htd pool. Adlts. 3,;;BR.'='='~,-BA.~~Family-Dlnlng-~-- ; Apnt 841~ PX> • r,... 1 Br. rear boule. mo. R<la. reqd. "2-2221 ~ · coopera no peta. Four -· 2358 Sn~ erpo., drpL 135' • AD Redoc. 2 bib beach, 646-116<!8. Lt-N...... Newport. 518-6331 ut!l pd. 622 "'"-t• l . 1~· 'fm:vtEWRENTALS ~.;:1'~3~~:"!in~a.ieHJah..=, ....... r.-11•1 ~10oo~iuo"::>.~ ~213'J19MXl9orf:rui ?" A ~ . 6'13-403ll or 49+-3248 Water to Water, HB. Walk to beacb. Oimm. pool. • • Harbor Blvd. CM <Aat. 2 BR. 1 bL New CC'petl 1 • Corono dot Mor All Fee. S'l>-8430 teonla. etc., al pold. New -ti hn K-MUtl. drpL Yoor!f. izo Mo. • 226 E. 19TH 3 bdrm., 2 both. CIQ., drpo., Ap1L furn. 360 1 Br. T?all<r. sno. Sllltable Call -• Jooeo Realty 111111.._ 4 Bed, 3 Ba, ,.ml.furn 3 B<1rm1 2 botha, trplc trplc., lam. rm. EZ -. fir Bochelor. Millis only, 6!W210 "61-1100 ~ _ Onnertunity 200 Llnena "' dlxhel. Adlto/no Patin, dbi ....a•. $Z75 mo.· $450, ~1111. · llolboo l1lond no ..... 84&-00I 2 BR, 2 bib to Bir i' 1-.::.===='--..::0.:: pets, $450. '24 Poinsettia. DAVIS REALTY 642-700> SEA Ternce UJwnble.. 3 BR, 1 BR apt. turn, a.ta Meaa. ConJna. ~ Yrly )eue : DRAPERY ~. HONEYMOON CO'ITAGE 1 l ·• Ire mui.r suite w/lrplc Ut!l pd, yard. $125. Contoct Adlta only. 84Hf69. LARGE 1 bdrm. ntoely furn, Br r-..sb1y rMl!oorated & • bal0001 21' b a . McNash Realty 612-MOO •· Drapery • lltp oovmn&' 2.1'lk:IJbeach. $3». mo/~. A~ AeriJ 1. S115:,. .. Pair:n.ii:Uc oi:ean view. NICE 11:. 2 Br. 'I'ralleh. S85 SPACIOUS 1-Br. Frpl, Pool !1 ~neu A ~~ .... ~t Sirlgle or cpl, No pot.. * J;4i."889 * Securlty gato, _,... ,. R<alty Company_ & Up. Ma-adulla. 133 E. ~~ =-$185615.cm Cotta' ~ia. plua ...,i;: £73.-0968 , NEW 3 Bdrm, 2 a., prtv beedi U35. ams. LITILE ISLAND 16th SL "2-1265. 2 ' 1Upplle•A11>ingOO.lness. "I~~~. dlahwubor, frplc, )'ud.~;;;.H:i-3BR.~ BAYFRONT mCElBrdplx.Qulot.S.p ~~~~ , 127,500. * ~. ;Kldl OK. $295. 5*-1300 -~ bl;,-:',;. PJ'..;.., 2 BR., furnlabod. w/.....,. bY ......,. EinploJed odult oml pel $2t0. 6'13-4132. • CALL il!I. •••• ,,, . I BEDROQU• ~-·-N ........... ...... c..--drpl, I:. all utilities -$325/mo OYel' 30, no petl. 54&--UIZl f . W · •·• L .. una 8ffch Costa· Mesa~' t::ilJe';'';,ruy prdener. Avall April 1, $325 yrly. Dona~ C ht c be 1 t e; 1 Br., q . $J.50 &: $140. Ideal 2 BR.,.~~ ba, n,,Ic • .,Bltn. . A~ ms m-2788 mo. Yr lie, 49lHl389 -(1135) -Adlla """' ldtdl. PftJc ol ..... = 1, 7'i17.Tr lRBah ... im:'l~:::ied·NICE";''BR. 2 bo home 3.priBR.vl .. :2~ ~?""2-NClub . peto.J!93c.-.548 ·"3.'"' ~;~m-21D1*-Netir.N..,,erl P••• otrlee ~tf~~9Mln, 2-car·prage, Jae yard. NO new ilf-Om-..-pr. eu $1'5 incllJdl.nr utll. Ic lBR"'" _..._._ ....... _ ...... _____ _ ~· PAUMA VALLEY OA-Newport .llMch i"::: ::=· ... $175. Ne.;.,..ri -'4U235 Ht l'lllO :&_~~<$. "-bobYeo.t __ •_M_oo_• ___ _ : RAGE, REPAIR NEW . E1'EGANT Aat. Fee. Sf'l-1217 or LARGE 4 bedroom 2 2 Br w/dfek. :J06\0 Apole11a HOUSE, lurn. t.oced,..,i.1 DELUXE ~. SHOP-BUILDING & TOWNHOUSE, 3 bedroom. m-2040 bath ear • around f'Um. Ut!l Ind. $250/mo a: BR. qule~ no doo. ~.. \ APARTMENTS , LAND. s"'°' ,,.. 219 balhl, boat snp ""' Eoot Bluff . lease ~ block to !6!1Mdr· 213, fM-4428. ~ SfS.212>. Air om • l>plc'• • s s.tn> • A G E N T many >!Ix xtru. ISJO, • mo. ' • e DELUXE • BR t!l ... _ °""" Point -Ponlo • ll<allh Spa • orM. -• 8ARREIT RE ALT Y , EASTBLUFF !rs 4 BR, w. beach. Nicely decorat-l5tb. J22$ ,,;_ Call ~ ,._. 01urU • Gome end f 6t6-325S. 642-!ml, Ev•" 613-2320. Avail April. 5 mo. or lull yr. ed. $450. RED CAR· otter 4 PM. lJVE In the oll ""' Dona Bllllud Rnom. , ; BACHELOR Un!la, NB $90, $500 monthly. 6'4-3313. P E T REALTORS *3 BR. Short tmn ID 8123. Point -at th• 1 Bednn. n.m Sl54 .i * HIGH DESERT * CM 185, ·1.ag. Bcb 195, HB Founl•ln VtOoy . .83U881) •. Very llW! · Cl>mpleto. So. ·=-IJel~ ~ · 2 Bedrm. n.m !'00 Mott~RHtaur•nl ~ .. u~'l'l; Ut!l Pd. 4 BR. or 3 BR & Den. XlnL SINGLES ... F•m!llu Bay view. R<u! 675,';838, !491r2353). Kltdwm, el: MEDITERRANEAN ' Lona h!nn leue poulble Agt. · · Lrg. oov'd patio, attrac. Welcomet 2 Br. Duplex. WATER VIEW, new, lit', 2 ficiendel 4 ~nts VILLAGE Coffee lhop, bar I: dining HouMS Unfurn. 305 lndscpd. Many x t ra, 1 • wJ&ar. bttween. $235/MO. mt &l?to IUDdeck, carport. heated J10C!i1. dJrect dlaJ 2400 Harb« Blvd C.M "'°Rmlvfe-R-lty ~--orol S360/0FFER. (1) 8211-5611 Ag!. F ... · m.aMO or $3111>. mo. Yeorly. m..-pbooet, telel>lllon, ,..... . (111) 5111.aia; · •¥ -_.. or Cl ) 82HD>~ . 8'7.J»t, • Balboll Peiifnlul1 batll, I a Q1l d'Y'l.ee--fadlities', RENTAL OFFICE . '42-7007 ~ Eve1, l--------·l·ro=sr~R..tecora=;,;=::.ted..,-·""3""Br,...,-.2l 3BI~ 2~1>' ~· i_. Wl!EK & UP ~~-L-.:~i:::: Oa:ll 9,SO AM to 5,30 PM Ba, fam nn, bltnl, crptt, ... .., !DI. car .fa Beach Coime ~ in ' our NEWLY Dl!XX>RATED •Golf Pro Shop drpt, dbl .... 531-1987.,. ~~ b~ ........ '3Z~ e Sleepln(Roomo -N1h11, ~and J .. .Br •/JIOI'.-7rd e PIH!lc1 Mfg Co. 546-0489, MIHM9l John. y ail>' no; A pi. 53&-0740 e -....., i.atauruls. ISO ....... and w/potio -water pt Coll e Morino E-Sis Sorv llaulll *Apia, • BR. Hup bonus rm. Wet e · ~P ~ ·2 • Oce~-•Pll. up. Brllll thll ad ·1 and btwn 1 ,. 5, 63H12J. t' ... bar. Ktdl olc. $369/0FFER. SIOCURITY -· ··~·'° ftCe!ve 15· oll """ flnl Zl2il''B" Plooeatla Ave. $1'5 (: e Bulldtro Supply * 141•0111 * m 828-ri671 or (1) $53!0 BR. ~-ba., s-.r BALBOA INN -Ir'• ftoL Zl92''A" PlacenJlo Aw. $1411 · · HOLLAND Bus. $•lt1 ""lmW.1tthcotTAMHA Huntlng!On BHch. :;'...f. = .. '*'· $500 mi~40St. Huntl_,_ -m!•D" <lnop Aw. $140 I -'JO or -""'· 1beoe Are Just A Few OI . e., '6"ileodr 111tir. flWOllO . -_-..,~::-.___ SPACIOUs-Nl!W f a-·-··-. 1a v Out MANY RENTALS. , . 3 BEDROOMS', 2 baths, u•a-a VleW. -i BAYFRONT LOW WEEK.LY ~TIS 1 11&. wtw Qi1t. -.~: ~·Av~•. ,.. -* electric bulltlns FA -" SIS--lnr apt. Wlnter E_,,,. Siiltw Lovel;y ldtd>en. llltn _.. :=_ ;'~~ f(l6 • IJNREALI 111<. Pr!-!teat, w/w ~ta It ::,,1 ~~ ~ :'Jl,1-e.C. a E. 727 )'or~ BM. aona-. 1'm!Y-. No >: Pl.000 fUll ....,.. SlD.000 dn. · vate Cottage. Ideal tor lln-drapes dou,ble garage 84Jl-~18J. ..i. Beodi Blvd. at Yen"'"• r:; 1 d>!ld '*· 557-llOI or l'.:·.· Oner--&lea. Vocoo* fence.i ld8Clld. Aient'. Br•ntl NMr Oupi.x ~~~;. k, ~ STUDl:-o:I: BR' ~=ta Ana A ... Apt. c. alFFEE Sbop -Food co"" ~~ WALK., Weter! 2 Br Keith, 96U471 or o-n Vu, wall< D bch, 3 41 4 E. Balboa Blvd. ,.. -a• •a• ... _ 'wilt In 11* oeM<o lor aale due to •-. · ' .,. •t•• B II -d>ldm. · ' e l'Ul1 ld.-i ~ --· tl1nea by....,..., 53•H074 Cottage. Avail Yearly. BabY ....., ~. r. o ";'-or llMCOll !I!)'. e Heated pool clnlel, Qule~ oil -~ pr ~ ok. 2 BLKS from Beach' 3 BR 2 6t&-03K e IA.undry fadlltlel pi patio, + yrd, R1ibt •· tn¥91tment * BA. Frplc. Patio.· Fenced. Blatta -view. 3 BR. 2 1 Br -IJIJ;lt level, patio • Free ut:flities price, fer rflht people. " Opportvnlty 220 $165 • OCEAN BREEZE! 2 $Z75/mo. ~09. .Mom-bL Quiet toe. New cpta. & .....,., pnvate. Ma-. e n..; n..,;. ~!52.91117=:;:;:..;·==-~~ Br. Bltns, dlhwbr, pr. tnp A-eve1. Open Saf I: drapea S4'1S mo. Leue. single preL $185. 673--3914. • T.V. & makl serv. avail. *-..: .llEAunFUL 1 l 2 BR. BEST INVESTMENT Oilld/pet. &in. 9442 Tiki Clrole. BAYCRESI' Area 3BR, 2BA. Corono ctel Mor e Bar-11-Que Coni.m......,. G<l'den Apia. EVER * 4 BR. 2 BA 1291 tat wt+ crpto dii>o, i1'K yn!, $325. S,. . • -,-1'1ni' or Un6Jm. Palloo, p:t,000 WW make as much $180 • ALONE! 3 Br. 2 Ba. noo N~ crPt drp & appt only. 548-930. ~ 2 blb to Bil' O:mma. lzl. • 1 Mlle to oeean .~c. dabwhr, new crpt. &: u $75,000 per yr. By receiv· home. Nice yard. Kids/pet. pamt Call Arieoe Red FOR rent. Newport Sbmu 3 Bacbelor. $1.SO/mo. Yflati7. '"d?Pli,.. i:c:lv pado. Ptio1. Jn. Ing 1k>ck In co. w/..,w boot * earp.;1 Rltrs, 893-ilil er BR. 2BA ....... 1 adult oo pela. &e-1£24. . . L•Qoilnlo Hol'lllOH tool'*-Call 1157-2841.' selling food prod. enc) $210 -SUPER 3 Br. 2 Ba. eve1 847-53911. 962-5C76 aft 6 2 BR. beam ceD., DOOl. 1 Blk. 2 Bdrm Studio, 1% BA. Furn. THE GABLU 61M663. Rims, crpla, drpe, lddl/pet. RENT a: Sale • 3 Br/2 a., STEPS TO OCEAN 1D ......-$225. Adu!la. $240 •• 2 ..,... boaat11U1 2 Br:'W/ifi!. AdWIL Qpb, f. lnvelfmtnl LAN tRDS I many xtru. Vac. '290/mo. 2 BR. ~. AduJtl. Ora,.. Olut !I.E. 8111841 ~I~~~ ,....&. ~ ... ~ ~ ,. Wtn!td 230 FREE~~ SERV!t:E ::~•· &3HJD3, -~"'° ~1-.ffi&G-521& ~"'!"l'~bW.::'q-1ou'llt'l "ni. i-,·s,t3H1Z, f:: Wanted $12,000 • ....,. w/lat BEACON RENTALS $250. 4 BR, 2 BA. Nice. Nr. NJ~~....=.~ ....-1'15 ""--~ !'AID * "r' Ora,.. Aw. • .$100 r.· :Jro11.41"p.,~""'PI• * 64S-0111 * ICbla.Fnced...,.yrd. ,$115.S!l.iSt-Colt• Mou • Adultll,NOPib Nr JHAnRP !':a..t • Money to lMn 2to LANDLORDS! ~·•••worth IA hiiio.An• CC11C1 de Ora H21{11~~ Pia.a.. """' .. i~ We Specla1lu In Newport WALK to Water -3 Br. $160, SINGLts otr. nr So. Oout AIL UTILITIES PAID (f bllal S. GI Son'llMlo l'rwY ~ ~ $140. · c A ('H Beach • Cmmo de! """ • Sogta. families. UUI pd. Plaza. S Br w~ $235. Compere -., ,... -on Beocb, 1 bile W. m.Jlolt A:J • .l Lalw>a. OUr ltenta1 Ser-Al8o 2 Br, 04. $1.!l. Aa1. Fee. T7WOjO. &f1-1217 °'"""" Mlpld -to Pu1alde Lue,) NEWLY docoralld, quiet 1 vlco f1 FREE to You! 'l'r)I All Fee. 979-3430 l]n/ ~ltv Pork e -ldtdi.n with ~ bdrm ~ -older 1""" 1111r DAY · Nu-vtew• • 1 BR. t!I ba. blllnl. 1rp1.,. vo :.;.i. • = dlnct lltllltlns SIG • 1181 .., 1ew -. -. UN; NU-VIEW RENTALS carpet .l drL f270. mo. bl. ;; J 11< Frple. i.. lo< Pool e Boparate din'•.,.. llACREl:OR • i BR., Pltlol. ..._ from c.M. Police In--· """ title ... oquti, $1,000. to $25,000. NO IALLOON PAYMENT • REQUIRE!> Low Peymenh Easy Terms AAMES 87S-4030 or 494-3213 tut end -t w1o1,a aft a toMt. crt .facil. Kldl .l e ~ -~·· prtv. f": -Dept. $115. 514 8188 l<ONEY SAVERS! 1 Br, 5, 536-Kl7. pell ,...icome. 12115. Ev. e Prtva"' -'i ~ ~ball, 1:.. ~ $140 up 'I* 2 br/3 Ir 1\0 IAPalma $75. utD pd. 1 Br 2 Bedl'OODI, 1 cldld A 1 pot 55Uiil9. . e CloMd -'f/-pool tabi.t, ....,. balhl. Bo, pool. cpt/drp, bltn, MobU. Hm, S.A., 185, 1 Br ok, 1225 pr .... Bir )'Ud. Wt1tmlnstor • --See tor -17301 ~ No 1 -~ ll'ldlerton, $100 . 1162-M4. •Klnr·"lldrml Kee1ton IA (1 b1k W. oll ·~-~~·---~ MOtill. H ..... Ut!l pd, HR, 4iR'bome l l< bo ortpc $185-2 Br. Duplex W/frplc. e ~ ~~· i::::;: Beach, 1 b1k N. O! Slater). ADLTS only, lnunae 2BR. Sl2!irt 1 "Br +. S.A, $US. diw diahwuher i e a 1 e Guqt tot Ma A Pa 6 ~ ....-. , lf.l..'INI 2BA, quiet, Triplex, nr A&t. r ... -!ll -$235,' ph llll!-2315 ' -· Aal Fee. 841-llO'I or AdWt ' t Ila bHt ' CUTE l-llR. duplex w/yard. "'-"".t!"' Aprll 1. SllS 811..1217'1r '·~2040. -E a Wat lJrhtl )Old. Small _.;;mn;:;·:.,;-;;:,.-""''=-_,---,, E. .ANAHEIM-3 BR. 1!1 BA 3bo':l,. 2F~\Or:.i~ .,._ Furn. er ~~ = · cbllderOK. l150. 5.1HSOO VERY -l Br In o llllall "f.:' crlli • ~~:: £UP· '11&/mo. 213, 28Ki84 Unfurn. 110 No Pels 1135 -tn.~ mo; Apt. c ~-7.T°~'°!r ~~ .... 91'>-'1315. SURF. SANDI Mobile -e U...... Bttcll 3111 W, WU-IG-1811 -4 GOrdeiti. -pell. HORSES! We ha .. -w/ulil pd, $125. All Fee. = IKE Kl"'"-'l'-.i Pr!v. patio..-. ., "~oo=",..,...trr-.. "" 22.-:: :BR.=-'"'2-=BA."' """'"""'· -Stalltns at $115. <1l -or lf1..!J7t rrALlAll V1LLA cm 1 aero. LIVE L A ,.... Lido 1• J'tple. -· c.r. 11r. AQt. Yee. n> -or I BD, 2 ba. tom. l'nL l'orrner ._. .l cl'7 -· IMlY• At ~ ,,_I .._, 1 bl. -.pt -• Babr. Malls. 84'1'-UOT model home. . $3U. mo. 1'olo. patio. ·-. • • ~ · -• r---"1 adQIL llO pots. ll5'MlM HOME LOAN. 1'F'REE RENTALS". ' ln. 2 -Avail t12S. $J887. · ~ iii,"'.",;;.~ l1Hl3T 1 '2"'ao;.,1U1.;;;.;.,-""'""r.--," .... ""'"bl""•""1n1."" C71 S. BllOOKllURST = r,:;. ~~ ~"': lrvlne Nl"1*1 llttctl ~BC!' : (lot. Yg'i = ~ ANAllElM 545-1154. oet. * '!'EARl.l'WIN'l'Ell·* * P00U :..::; " ,. J!Oll. 772-1636 .: ..... Penlnoul• : ~· ~ r!'iiioalt'/.ooad. = llln8' ~~ = nol * ==~D · WA1'EIU'ROltr • DAJU;Y 11::0::"'."-'2-BK,--'"1 1=!1""ba. ....... , ~ .... _,,.. Slato Uc. l!llr. ll Yn. 2 BR. Family ....._ -1.:!.i"'.;: ~!.':tctball'IS Biii °"8111Y·llllr1 ~ * COMVRNIRNT ~~~: l.8:8--2 i... ~~it•' 1..a Tl Loans --. e-y...,. 4BR.,. bo. S385M50 c.rr.mtn-.. TO All.BEACHES 'BR. , ,., -.... NEW 18-'111). 2aoim, •• !y1-. -s BR.. t.lhl Unfum. m FROM $145 MONTH boat .. --Nrbcll.NO ..... Adlila'J.14 114" JN'l'EREST c-dot -1'atl..-............ $3!1) :rs "' • • •• ~!Ill Pt. c bo,y. * .... ll:. llltll .... OI. 84Ml:lf.' ' • 2 d T. lo s BR., 211 i... IJeluxe UnlverstlY P•rk ADUL ·~ · 2 BR. ...., pa1n1 • crp1s, n IRS ":.;. =.1y~ = Blullo, N.ll. mt oELUXi:' BR. 21' batha. I VILLA POMONA Bll>I. ~1S. ~ -Oru1N C4. l3Z • 3' llll. l SO: fltllc. = u.i: ~ _:va11. PHONE 662115 S.ttler !1119. C.. =· >VI!-.. tin. 2 blkl REALTOR ~ID· U1S> -A ... 1 1i:b8t.:f:~ ~ ~ 60-21n StM611 l3eS • Lrr 2 Br. 2 BL 2 Towni-Uliiiim: fii It. MO •a. li!rvl'!I H-.,_ 21 ll'L frple'o. loluat ,.., 1 blk e ::. Wf ~~R& ~ PAR!( Ho.,... -lier 2 BR. 1\0 BA. $115 mo. FOR A~N • • • ~virrw itENTALS "SINCE_.. Huntt'!!!!!! ....., •• • • TV • Mold Service Avail. l:!r 1.:;. ~-~'::: Avatt. ~~ * m.aD « 49l-3Mg ht Wtl!Mn -1ll4J TOWNHOtJSE. S !RI, 2 Bk e l'bono -Rtd. Pool 6fB-Ultl I BDRM. pool, -"'1>I. DAILY ~ILOT Buy a • ·Border to rd er . &Orgain l' Every dassiflod want ad in tho DAILY PILOT oppears in every edition every cley. That moans your ad will be seen in pppors dolivorod lo homts and sold ,from nowsrocks from border to border •II along th• Or•n9e .Coast • . . all tha way from •./ •. Seal Beach to Sqp Clemente You Get It All • Huntington Beaeh Foun~ln Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beaeh Laguna Beaeh Irvine Saddlehaek San Clemente Capistrano {Plus the daly .. ewsrack edition) For One Price Vflth A DAILY PILOT : ~:Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 YOU. CAN CHARGE IT, TOO -., • ,._ ....... %116 I!_ Blvd. CM bllt blocll/bo,y, '91 JR mo. ~~~·~:-="-:"";-..,.-: cw1111• AD ~-"J:;.F ~ ~ 'IURTLEROCK iw ' bd ......... . -.. ii:m !@'l'Ut--. llM-el.AllQE 1111; °""' *-: . - DAILY PILOT ADlll.ni:::;. !,.i!IJ!:· 2~ o~r"Z""~·i;;;,,, i:a~t~._191f :~~Pet-oELuxsB11.li1t1m,~I ~'r' ... ~-· • : CALL Mf-5671 =~~~="I> :S.V'!o~1r.'i1~~~~~ ~,;.~~-~ 'P.!_~.J'~..1:,,~ ===-:~ • 1loal -841-·-!'!-· .. 'P: -.. ..,... -· ~·~ .•. _,, ·~·'!~~~~~~-~--"!!~· l • ' I IEIT •• , ! .. c L .,, .. A .... I , •• I . ·F I E D • e· ' . '· . .. . . 4 . 2 • 5· J 6 7 • ••• YB Hf • t lj)UICK CASH THROUGH A J • I Trader'~ Paradise , . lines 'times • ' "dollars· .• : • . f • I ' . • ,_ ,, ... ' l ' 1111& Kamiotly s p Ir It.• I JOHN'S Carpd. u~ CAMERA • -SaJ •• DENTAL ...,,...., -• = .:vi:.:·.:.·iit·t.~ =·rs:u ~ CUSTOM PAINTING 111 ..... 110N .. E~· ~ = ~.,;.:: &t-· 1 ~~ ~ 11SPEc1o1 a fain oe w.. e~ = """"' ...... • all ..... -'~· UoNm. ...... ~" • I!" ~ w ....... ---... ~--. ASSE ltEIS --""" briclt-• lD mhlllte ·-~--n-.. -..... I South Coul ~ -DDITseeriiu,.. -Al , • ' M "'° hid ""' ~--b for white ........ ~~,.~~ ' H"'Jl"'9hln .._.,,, •• "•' Me11. leut 2 yn e•per. m.«95. I .....,. to help hwnao11>. s..-yoor.monoy by ... ,,,. Fountoln Volky Cuhi.rt-1=•• )f•llt W-9f, WE IDr GROWlllll' Hu bet ... ~ ..... the ... eiilra lriJ*'W\U c1 ... DISC ..... WP ~ Jlaoelnc Cost• -• • -• I OOMFSnC Help • ~ M' 11na ~.== E::sir-~rk-ir;! ~1:"' .... 'H~.~m~n:; 1 L .. ~1':..c11 5:,wn~~~CE ~ .. Ju.ar~.~~106-"'vanan Data Machines. l No plr, fcx. thaw knowWr: exp. la: wba~ 4f0Ullt21, not No w~ , , • · . Yantes Contb-. 48M331 • DISHWASHER., fem pttj. I that -ant In ...COi help rneltlO<I. I do 'wori< flliae1t. *WALLPAPER * DC!ll' 111188 this opportunity! • * CHILD CARE * for ..... -lhop. A leader Jn the mlnl computer• indusey Is . •do oot come tor it. Do not Good ref. 531~1.0L . when ........ , call "Ma " '' r. ' • PREP 'NOMAN, part I "'"" 'Qr l d•"'"llll •· the work -her with any othez La ROlrpet-Upbolt...,; 548-™4 ,.. ~1m 50 TRAINEES Lquna -. Woman tor """'· ApDIY bot••$, 6111 1 oo~.,. " severa a ''"'" "' ftlider, One visit wW <X>n· llowit $29.S5! _..._ Uct>t -..,,,,,. a -'ti> Oout' l!wy, Boat em force ... \'fllCe you. tn41 ~. '°'· Liv Rm $21! Goar. PAnjTING <I< Pa-!Ill ot 3 -• ... ...,._ Log 8 . ~ F\!RN1SH YOUR HOME OR -,,,. Jn ~ • r.'. ' • ' !In. l::ll-5:30 Mon. lbnl J'ri. DRAn'SMA!j We need, Eleclr<rMechallioal Aasaniblers " #TICE -1111> !llmltltf', t !:!!¥.bonded. R<t.. !l!ril-'We Jlope' that 50 good trill"-wW an-durlbg ocbool ...,. t;ip. Elo<uo-MedlanlW. l'rottud Electro-Mecllanlcal lruipectors . ~ 'drllpeo, antlqti<f C:lment, Concret. I0'-2:156.' swer ,thJs ad to flt gotict'~.'I ~ ~L-.~ detJr»: Ooota Mua . , llhrU "~cl~~ °"'-Cloncma-w ... rk. * PAPE!lHMIGER * doean.'t matter wha= putwott: lw s.ia.. ..,.._ a.II .4i!<ml 9'1H4ij0. , ll_you 111'11 looking for an opportunity wllh an : =.ie ~-·ca I I ""...,. -dftve...,., Carl R<llko .._..., lleen·!f .f.OU can qu • All we est b ,,....,.. »U. A* Ill' DRAPERY.Help -. .,. Or:nle County company that ofliirs good '*....a _,... with top R<plac< w/c:oacrete 60 ti. Pl••lor; Potc:h, Ropelr that 'you '(till lie to s1utly 1114 Jo-Am -, per. Bl1nd 1Utcher or tabler. P'!Y · benefils, • <I< -~ No delayL F!oe e 11'. l ~ will •-ta ""t ~ ' CITY OF Pd, ~ vae, ........ Pl ~ I P 1 dfll .. ht-" ' ~ · •PA'l'OI PLASTERINC earn as ue 064' our wor... cc:~~ ·JU·~ N~•--o Pk!nt;y ot wott .. !!153--11!1. 1 Nae Y n erson ~ -... -~-"ou wW _ selected throUgh a · -~· ~~·~' "-•-l ru Frldoy · CUSTOM Gooer<te, by -v~" ••-Hllmalel -'' , DIRECTOR OF PUBUC DRIVER -' ;:Do:;LE::;..--,.. .. -,-d""o_w...:.-,-. ~ ~ 60-90 da.Y I cau S«Hl825 Sdentlflc ' ' ;1 . WORKS' Tb deU\ler new Cara, leero 1:30 M ... 4 P.M. pmt--would Uke to linahclrc uail. F!oe eat. * PA,TCll PLASTERING ~ U .... laMd 11105.-$211<. .,.., .-Re-dilpotcbbw. F/Ume, pmn. To Tho Poraonnel Dopf,_ .,rattractlve,unm-5a6-6555. AlllypN.Free~tee Aptffvdeif'ftt ~s,5l0l'latexpe:&eoce PQ8!tlon. Cort Fox Ltuina, Or. Contact: B. KRAFICA ,.. , Climbe>ed lady who enjoys PATIOS, walks, drives. Saw, CalJ !111H82:> -Which' wiU tell ,_..whether you po5sess !!>'li>blld""""' BSlllOflroe 25811 N•-n Blvd.. C.M. •v.t, enterlalnlnf etc. break, ........, I< replaco P.luml>lne .. ·~ Iha fundaiiieiital ablllty necessary for In ~. Obtaln •P-64.HMI. VDM ' . Write. Oa.Mitied Ad No 644 concrete. 5«8-8668 for ett. ...:J. .. , ""'"t. ' . success in our home mfl.fntenance elec, • =t~ -A information ELECTR.Ol'll.C TECH ~1 Piiot, P.O. Box Ll60 PATIOS.PLANTERS L.R. 001S PLIJMBtNG 1 triCaJ inil try ¥ ill j '""'" Pe-..t OW.., 32400 Muoi have had exp'd w/IC. Costa )fesa, Calif. ~. All n~--..-~-a.. -.. ,.,.,.. Re.mo<tels &: Repi.Jn. 'WAter ~ f.th test ~t~ free. OU . w en ~y -~I Cpa-p'_.:.:._~, ea'°'. San9 2.0J7uan5' Costa Meu. 9'1'9..M50. , IUNDU SPml'l'UALIST '""''""""'lCl .. v .... ~. heaten d\aoolal• fln'naoes e , ; 1 s • given Oil mtea v1ew. QIU"~""" 2722 Michelson Dr., Irvine . i'*"' thi• ad change you~ Contr.aor dahwa.ahftl:(f~ ~14/G. & 1 Our Work is not hard. We are' not the ny493--n~ OF-! E~O~pe~~~ · ~~ , Extentlon 336 , i\fbole outlook on llfe for the ~~':°m.~te P1.n'»bJnic 1 ··1 type'I Of company to Hand ove11 a · man SAN JU-· 'CAP!........, exper. in tract escrows. · ,... '·.~ ~ '!' 1 , , , better. Professional ad.vice ·Comm'I, Indus,· Resld or woman and drive them. We do,~ how-· AN .;,in.ANO Pleasant olc in Lag. Niguel. An Equa Oppcrtun1ty EmpJoyer OP lite. Read.JQJS ~Uy. IO New, remodel, .,pair. store PLUMBING REPAIR ever, expect an honest day's. work for S85'7~~~ ~:th. Meo;,. be33"'1-~~~ Kay<""' o:?r::x1· I = ; i AM . 10 PM. '' 2-913& -h'Onto, =f. patios, oles. etc. No job tod small an honest day's earnings. College """"" in Pl••••·· •• ., -or "~--Holp Wentod, M & p 710 Holp Wonhcl, M & F 710 $-9034 312 No. ~.Ca!nlno Llc'd. 91)2.1961. \ * * 642-3128 * * 0.. related ti<ld & one f;;;;."; EXEC, Si!c.RETA"Y 1---------' Rnl.GN5:":-Cl"n .. te,. k ,· JACK Ta--Repair D~S .~ -r;,oo ' $150 Per We·ek -· Obtain ·-· Independent matuni-peraon FULL or Part time dell .. ry HOUSEKEEP!:!\. . . Cont-IU~ L' T h in. n a: remod., addit 20 .)'1'1 ~. ox:wH'U:u1:to[lOO'-_. tlofts A tnfonnatton: '~ withexc4Uentlklllt&:1pell-help ·tor advutl!tne";)pro-pan Io n .»~'ll"tlon -1 abortton! KMW'a]J.thefa.cts IJcrd. M,yWa,y ,"Co. ~~ * ~ * ••per written 11.,.,,nf., ~I Ottlce, 32400 lna-neededtoworlr.lordM· motion . Your own ;responalb~ lt,clude drstl Oill UFE' lmE-~ Additions Remodellnc ·poof S.rvle9 & • Pueo Adelanto, San Juan aion m~. Apptltude tor transportation. Above e~ cooklna, hGt11tkttplna'. Ap. 1\1'!• 5'1-!i522. Gerwlck A oon, Llc'd , . IMtallollcin ' plus bonus and cash advancea .. ll Jl'l'1 111'11 Caplotrano, c.. 92675, ~ • m.urance exper. turning paid dally Pi~ pllcant wW need Calli. lol Clubo 535 673.-* 5<9-71'!0 sincere, ·clean cut and ambitloui Aili= n4/493-lln. prelerred. Solary cmuneo-your own bn. ~ 1..,. driven Uc. iw. ""1'd. CaU • · D 1 POQL ---A-pool ~~·~·G ~ ourate 'wltb ab!ll!Y liberal A pl •••~St HB Leo Dove -...,.. a ,. SINGLE? rotting . Chem &.;;:A'cid wUi,, h , 979-5222.:· • * "979-5469 ,. ';'~Matur.~ ~~ =Cf' stz-'n5i Jor ~~ l_ y --" • , 49t-6438 ...._ , (ru.,m· • o 1elect nwnbo!: of PLANNING any Ibo 1o1>-•eat. •k-•-IUlte. Ne"""' Bead>, IQ hr. uNiGARO GAliDENEJ\. Min. 5,.,. .,. HOUSEKEEl'1lR, lull time, Aiaalit)"coruP,lltibl.emitchet Frtt consultation. Cal l _,._,.J U-..L.v 9 ..,•4:. ~tea, bendable, INSURANCE per.req'd for.pollit5onatlra mature, IQOd company •Jo>m. 1000'1 In your area, 557-, 557-<1695: I· sew1ngiA1toratlonr,_ ~'!"'J, •v . ~· • t><lb11c ....,.._Only-. beneftto. llevorly Manor each w/LARGE PHOTO & Eloctrlcal I , , .__. ,.; ""'fCA' / EXEC. SECRETARY .hard--......,. w/rd ="lful i:;.:&:, 101 • epmP"'benstve profile. . Altorol ofts.:-642-58.45 Holp Wantoc!, M ·a F no Holp Wan • .,., M & F 7IO .,,.r.uo, .,11 Good lh .l l>Piqr m ·-rera nd ~· CdM. CaU > · ~~"e'°t~~i¥!1E~ '!~l'R.t~,jo""nc:t NT .... 1~1-1on"R·.,20 .'1 .... , ..,.. ASSEM~Rs BEAUTYOPERATORs UASING·AGOO ~';;"' '"""'etltic-:mi 11o11t:io-.n: ll.11).613-m "~~~.b.t,~,P. · ,· sample profile1 lheet on 1 11< c••··-_. .ililon . Apply' '-i.l ~ ' ~M-~--1~-w-" -··"..._. with ·" • · Ave. Bldg. 5• ~te G hr. Mtllt be • Reta. --1 INTRA DATA rePllklt·~· ·. · · ·~ eu:J.ln: •1 ~ -. .. " ......... ....., 1 tof, C.M1 ·or eves cil1 ENERAL · ~·~· ve • Gordon Ing ·_ ; •· -" ' Rice'< TV Selo1/Serv. Corp. l9l9 E. Occidental St., cllentele. !' more """"Y Our expanding garoen apart-~ID9. PRIORITY Own lrlnL er 5 , • match.· ,.,.,,t.· J% "'I.•!! ~ Santa ~ , , , deslnd., wi11 consider leas-ment need an indi ·d al 644-3148. '-5t1·3T38 21U58-'M·A·T·E' PIONEER EnterJiriRi -Exp ~·'(~Ave., CoBta Mesa ARE yoU , 8:' qualified, book lng itatton to right party. s vt u EXP'.D Food I: Cocktail Account Cleric $525 H;,O'OUO'SEKE:;;;;,~EP=ER~-f~or-oon--1 :24Houn inlocalaoUcxp>d.~, =~~J::Center keeper'~sittliC !.oat °'bo~ =~::~Newport ~s.~.=ii::i: w~u~D~.~~:~~!~ to= valeacent ttolitltal. App\y , Ir you want Quantity sprnklr repair; c 1 e a 'n up ·, Jiatening to Bill Balance • • .wi i, eves lt;Y. Previous leasing or rent-Joe.m•ln Golf Course llm1 '"'-n'I 0111_ 10 ·~g\ Bay Vlew Conv. Hollp. 2056 I-OON'T CALL US! C M N B · CdM R e Used 'IV 1 For Sale with an , irlo.. that Could 548:-006(. al experi nee helpl\JI Lit Cul"'-"'".. ~ ""' ~ Thurln St CM If It's Qualily ~.: . ' ea. CSE,A Meriiber • ~ reliable, make. you ~. bl.It would Boat Manufacturing. e. . . e ver ™A., Irvine Nr. UC! Gal Friday $53)76 " • . YoU're looking for 0l'&llge €o. ~ 19Gl. ralher to rl8kYoor ·money . Openfnis tor Ex~. ~l~ 'T~s a~-; :. ~ ~µa. ' ' General Office $476 . . DI.!>CQV'ER ' PR.O>'ESSIONAI,. _ ..... , ()pea 6 ~. 9 to 5, leasing space to give birth BQ.\.T WOllKERS n)q.st be able to worit everl-EXP D Saleo help ......, G<neral om.. ~ ~':,ct.:.; Engl-~ $1: DISCOVERY ~:.~ ~~n·t ~1: 1 Bick S .. af Baker 546-6002 to your ~a.? I have space ~;~ hwtan.er, Ina's le Yleekends.~Gooa ~· egulpment, aalll')' plu.s. For Gal Friday := develop 1:Mf,m p I e men t ,.';l'he Something Else" Co. ~a.r:i.dsc ap lni George J;tEPA.m.. Sqy, Sell since tn my building.on W.17tb Pl~, Toutb-"up Men acy + bonll8 &: benefit.. appt.M5--7152,8·to ·4.~ RttepUonil~ to ii) operatJng 1Dttbod1, pro. bin: Mon.Fri 10 &m·lO pm 64IS-5893. • '. 1 ~.. fla,ra41's R a .d to , St., CM le would trade.it to Mdd .i e p .. .1 r Mai\ t. AWfy •Jil Priiion: ' Recept/Sec y $4'75 cedurea A cx:at1'oll rewltirtt ~!lonAuf ~-~-3393 a>MPLE:l'E , ca r d .~ tn •· 536-620IBch. • 118 Main, H1111t I""' in re~ lnr-·your ~ Carl>enr.n • Fu.t... • MW, "'• -w""''D GARD' EN factary' ~ 1475 In min. production -. i .,a ,..,...,,_ · ' • -mg care ~ ID1-~· w.-. All "l'ooltlono -""1· """ """ Recept. Trainee 1368 rnox. operatinJ e!!lcleney ~ e1ao =.)oho. Tutoring time. Call -· nlln. 6 mo '• ~r. In boot .; . .APARTMENTS Sec'y Legat tom S'IOO tor rnanuf. -n. ·1-1 lril ·~liable~ eilt., ~ BEG-INNING Gultar , ---ARE YOU SATISFIED with field. . 860 1rP1ne Ave. '// BJ gi· J Sec'yRecePt m $650 °'11· Co. llnn. L:1J .• -your ..-it fanrl1y tn-. .Newport SHai, Cll1t · -/\.6{{& rt Sec'y ~"' fl50 °''Jen E111r $UK ~ ~ ~ ,_. . ~:..~ale~ n~a' n ~•'t. -:;:rrte•Deed Tftcher. $8 = ~ 1111.= J:! = Wlllwk.,~~fu.~ ~ ~~ DJua1 Qwu .. ~,er . 'I i ~:~· ~ Tme = 7u!for~x7"~ ~ ~· • · IH&-1287 • ..,..,.. Pbone 5<5-7853 • ~-~ ,....._......, Secretary 1575 parts, le<dlntr of com-Ctundt (frM ads) 550 ~ 8fl-i4.18. · betwn 4:30 It 8 PM. Tuel. tbnJ. Tbun:. onlY. No ~ • , Nffdi Yov Secretary ~ pooenta, autom&doh of com- EXP. Japaneoe Gardener -' ATBI.ETIC,<I< paljent boy 13--., call& pleue. <lo1um-' Sec'y Exec. to l800 ponent, h1Ch ..... leedinJ sfa.Pole, corner Feml~ I ' know how. ·Tr i mm t n g.. I · 111 ~ 16 )Tl. ~fet' X-Olb SCout bu. 'Yadltl, 275 McConnkk .. .TYPISTS . Call for an immediate i~ + handllJW Mrnl Conductor 'llii>ld• Drtve, Cqrona deJ Clean-up, Small landacap. .....,,..,. ? to .,..., 19, l/1' old boy In A .. ., C.M. Equal Oppor. N"'"'DE(»' NOWI Yoo..., wori< u llltle tervlffi.'"W•.....-•Jo!> qency, o.a. (lo, llrm. Mu. ~.{l)>l'OX 1 PM. Thun iJ1r. sports'. :llOQUtl·adivities. 2-l Employer m/l ~ , or u ~µch u )'Ol.l li}te! ' ~ ~ tff. , _ ,. MD • $41,000 afl\,t.Qill.~ ! a&8-:3486. • •··~ ,,., l bn. pefi ,.ek.:. Good pe.y. Boat M~ufacturinl . • • i We haVf!ropeniJva,in Pr\(JOJy'TY rP~NNELr Pror. rMd. IJ'OUP looklna tor a chorciAI grey toy EXPER. • ..-G<irdener. ~ W•nJ..i, F-19 702 54H'l'll. '" --. Flborgto11 Tooling · "w. i>eed~ a"~~lilr. •' ·".AS~.r ,.;,_po,\Uona " • al·~ 17~:iCIES 6l~mo "'••,..n'_1co11 -~~--II·~- 1 • •. mate. older .,... !lilnpjete yan1 ..,..! R<lli. ...,;.. , • '"AT'l'ENTIOfi""' -Mon "' ....... & we-ii,. need i.t.. 9lOT ~ WOllrn 894-136l ~--~ ~~ 1 •• ·A'.dams • ~-. . ...... ~ n.e eat. ~ .. 1 N""" help at hdn\•' we . BPYS 'Ii Gll~1.·s ~..,.. 1n tibofrb boat tool--•· fypDI .-Jo ·l<>Od wt se_m!"J . ...... 1n ~· ww , 3mt1162-0l3Satt 4. , "JAPANESE Ga r d.•n•r. ,have aldea, nur1e1, Start th&! Suinmerttme job loi.'n>old 1.,,,p, -· .firurfs. ' • Pack-Ing ' train.~~ i roUND · Lry older-male eat Complett' yardWk ' Ir h 0 u 'e);prs, , oompankms.. 11 Work thn in&"· 1 a1rcraft exper. ok. . #' • • . • ·-.1 .-., · General Office 2 l525 S1le1 ,Engr $tW20K wtfbtck ~ tur. v1c. cl•lll)•P· Free est 60-al02. Horn~n. u P J.o h n • now.. .--• part-• ~ Maey ·co. benellll. · Lona: : p -Appl1;~in l)li • .. · rnntecl ,CJrc11lt· Clert-'l'ypllif .. .':'!.'.','.,' S400 Hl&h tevef po11ilon. Aero , OoU .:·:-;; ·-CM A-• ' ' '. 547~ scboo1 ~.~time -~ term program. \Vor l d '• eroonnel • ~ " • . Front 'Ofll ·~ space Oornputeror Dlgltal ' .... =.. m ...... . ., vwnere• ~rvlefl:' '<I YOUNd woman dtl.Si'J'e• aummer. You canmake$25-lal'p~ builder .of frbels Ml»Fdt ;12 Noon ,' ,llMrd. ·~ oentU. ~~e·:: MOO backP.uld. Degree req'd.' ' ' ;-> •, . ' ....... ~ E $40 and more pel"W••"-You Ai&& " nehta • O>lwnbla ' ".'Y"! Exee.. Sec: ·-• Pmtlilolla All ex. _ •s ;_-~ caoe. =AN~ H<lulebpld ·w/chlliln!n. NO ..-eeke~ muot be ~16 ,...... old and Ya<ht.i, 215-MeCo~mt·c • 'PACIFIC .'MU'i:Oi\L . AtJelllbly .. _Inv. eon.J'tcio;;'.~ 1 penoeo. eq, .;;_'· ' Newport Pl ... SWI 3/19 ' -'615-I067 • llv<>. ill' ·thO ·Newport-O>tlta Ave. C.M. Apply TueL lhru 100 NewpoH eent>r Dr. • ,un ... Wra' pp' Ing b~-. ~d .......... M NEWPORT . " !!"-....... Ron •• &lo, ' • --u.ip-U> ... ""' Thur.· . ' ........ 'I'"• ...... ~ .,..... - -SSS 5'8-4191 .. -· l want aa,Work u N""'" .uajoinenh owpaperap[ Equal-:Oppor,•-·•--m/I Ne"l"\"1,,.-·,,_ ., .. , • lte<;'~·'l'YPlot-:; ~·'" 1500 Por-11 Aftncy . --IEl\VICES .co. i~-~ U>ca! re.ta'• ""'~ "TtlpC ~ BO.AT REPAIRMw,~EN ~ ,_.. ~~~ .. ~~ 833 Devor, Dr~· N.I • . Yeo.s.estPWa.Gold . r.i'.:~lf.r,•Moblll> I .,•••.•crou n ' "'1al'o. 'C6Ui T OD A ~f . . ~'itl'oi:c'i:LERK w .. ltlj(~amJnra&w. "NIEWPOllf'".,,.... i '42.317G , .rope chain&: heart' . ::__~t., M&-09Tf~ • M?-4'321, uk ·for M r. Must have waterfront lloat ............ ..:... -.-.ii latA2i'alhittopenlnp \ ry , ~ '<tiafm 'w/ralaed CU--~ , . · JolNWOnhcl,M&F704 Adamo. ~yanfaper.lncluifu1c -~ ~""'""';...,.. • 'Porsonnol Afon INSUIWll=£ eJerit . dayl.· ,letters "I Love You1 '. RAIN Gutten·r oata l l e d. .~. ·. Attractive slini P,14 to ~~ ~:!:, r:: ~&:.fit ~d. a~ 2061 Butlnetl" Ctr. Dr. W Dover Dr., N. • lull time.. i~l dtpt., ...,ward. Pl..,.! 642-,U4T . Quallty -'<." R<aaonable. ,. .. ,.,.,: Manig'en, oouple, d""""51>ale new IOOd -Btaclde'o • Boat yard . lwitchbrd-Appl';'P M. Cox lrvlno a».1441 '424170 ' -HOlf>~~ Welmaraner do,r, Free e1funa]e1. _.._ exp., desires pooltlon. In ll1k1ll. °"" "'"'· P/tl50 -'M!\mll. Co, 4:(i:g; E. Nr. 0ranre Co. A1rporf INTER. D CORATORS ~lblk Oea oollar v)c H ull -494-6964. 14.'lli -N. pi.st, Apt avg per wk. <n4) 61.1$;3. 'W'amer s.J.: Equal Ot>J>or· GENERAL . El!per. \l'anl<d to share In woo;. Penln. Rew'ard! • ...-7 .Lqta ,' AUTO ~"=~..=~ -~· FACTORY NtlRSERY'MIN-operation of cxmtemporary 1Jl6. 32' Van for short furniture Help Winteii, M & F 710 Contr.ct DMV Girl portuntt.y for a q u i ck CL!ffICAL Lab, clerical, f«l ' home furniahl:_ ' how t . ·"wi?:.:"e&"':i~ ~"k" • .,.... deaning. .A betl.r1emp.fii' wmtratn _g1r1-.-111ve ~~v~,~=-·~~.r.ri i, ·P~ WholeaaleGrowillf<-lYl'.'• Gm91~tact Boueau, l -Blvd. 64)-9702 Anytime. LOCAL movtnr" haullnfr by URGEN LY -.-ba-. ~·~ .. tnil 646-:Ull!...N-uea: r • r .. ;u.;.IN.,_ .... Only. '!jllary open. "' .. .,. . ... -.. ~ARD! · oludent.W..truck.'R<aa. ::.,.~.~m ~-.llil.1Ctto!ti<Oli!1 ~,·"'lfut-,;f;;o..el<P.• ·-~~·"'-"· Ul&w>&HJlla areL'Calllor •'"™ "'"" 4•n 1 1 1 •roUND ORLOSI' A PEI'T 534-1846 or 534-216' NE£DED thorough • aecura: ~usi rtvtDe · ma. ,a.t , open. P&ric IldO ~v.·H~,; a ~' . ,MA'-'"' , aopt. 586-1580. 1 :-lluh!ilit of Loll P.... GEN. Haullnfr, Tree/Sbrob • . be """"-"111>t· eaii .111'1. CaUI= ·1 Si . 'f1"""1J111-M.¥J• ~i!bone ' bPERATO . ; Gon'I Ok --. .. $400 IR.VINE l'ERSO'INEl n llan\-2pm,63&-!>685 <rlm.'Gar <I< )'d cleanup. Brant .t J~ & \!Pll ·~ • I CallaPJeue, ., ,1 • , Gd.typlng+Purchal.exp ~cmiv-c<-.Mr'C~V-V black"1tlhai>, clipped, Est. 5.11-6377, 557~. ' !JnColn M~.Tri'l>hdn. """""""'-·: ~AJI ~· niiJib, ~ " ,.,.. • Westclltt .,...... ....... -.............. ·1 marl<!ng., vie. Ooi>lldgii l'At'HER " l/ONS: -~ TYPIST$ MIJ.:!6.10. • • ' • ~~Inc. band\lo&>, l • ,_ ldtcl!eni 0~:; :'ac:.~~.J!: ~T'l/~~ 1 -FEE PAID f §11, C:M:545:-0j62. , . work, trash, yard & gar. AUTO " " . , ,. !i?•</. B«<.~, ·1 'l .lll>lal\:r,~ .• ~;,.cCall ;with 'or w1.-~. Suite lJYt.",,' Eleo. Sale1 ~to $121< I ,,.....,.Awl\ltecatvic, clean-up.n.eeat.~ .. ' 1..-.....im 5.4'1KMAN ' "~'.J!eai:ll • ~:. -~ ••• ,.= i ' 'i • I !Muk 'ro: ~rJ Piach• .. Altl""' llOK ....... ~ •• St'.. Co\11& M., ~,t'?~~=-= jP• HI $ei¥1c• _......°7!5!i'. BMC: • ., r-11 '. ' ~;...7 ~"'.'";·~, ~~·tn':.",,,.~ ' ~36 ~~~':i ; · !1~. ';!!!!!~~~~~~J1a~wtng~,~b~re~-~~8'&-~7llll~. 1~..l.J • 'Blvd ~..-~ ... ··"'Good'" IOw~ llflOllXBEPEll -1 To, f!OO, lood -.,.,.,.~ call 'Old ~ .......... 11arc11' H GENERAL Ol'Fl.CE F/C -.per f100 , F 'YARD clean 1 '""'pe .• ' utos.. _.,_,..,. Xlnt'· ONOr., M'ect J?14n: Fred 644-1~ . ' •• • , "',~,~· •• .,. ._ ·~Local financial ttrm offftll Exec.~ to $100 ... _ pijs -..:,.. "::' dirt, ;: #115 ·' Tustl ~-, , ~ DemO, ~ !ZLI) ~GI , cooi needed , Nmon MEMO.I X · , ,outatandlni opporiw)I\ tor ·~1Clonatructlon to 1815 ~~;;;;~· ;;;;;;;j~Dt:1§VOl'Y'~~·~"'"~ding~.~8'4=i-~;m;.~-1--~546t '" ·~EWl'O~MPQRTS • lleacll; Tendi&. ClUb; Sat E the brtaht l>eg1'1nel"c.1 i:.: Secy~~le ~ = ' Hiu..leonlng ., -···F.q\lll-.Elnl1loY<r ·_3WOW.O>Utl!wy .. N,U. IOOICUIPl!R·11iCY ~· .. ~.11.runch : C , ~~~Coa1tal~~Cerlr 't!l560 hools& Al!eolthy-.rirpenooto '" -b'~'O!!lce .tn=="•i,, • otn-Dala, Peroonnel-,2790Qerlr Ill lo$500 j ~lnlfructlona 575 ~~&SE help ....,.. IW>ch •I Open AVON SAYS N<WPo<\ -· '3 D!i>'i'' ifci• ~~~ Dlwhlon • Harbor Blvd., C.M. Oo~ .i,"'; ~tlono-I • ·• : *646-594311-548-3068* SesameNatur'al..FGod'Rest. ''Be+Your-9wft8ot1'' ... Week •lf5.~, ,. --JPt. ~red --+ co1nm . 1352 ld•AVt: • GENERALOF.FICE CAIL:TJU~HOPKINS .._'!A'[!!, c~~l5 lesoonahr. Houseclooning ::::u,w~;f<':! Al>-EamanJncome.olyourown, rt3.-Uio. ·.i, ' Calll=':,'Y"'· 97705 ' N~,"'"':!'~~~-glrt. JERRIWHITl'EMORE I _.,. a..., IJUl"lM!'. per . • ., rl&ht Ul your o,.. n CO L&.J . rial t k EQi&IJ· EmPloYtt ~,-., na. -... ~... 488 E 17th lat lrvine) CM l8H76.1. • "HoCJsli,Of'',CLE:'JI 1* Aitl s.cly $7GO ~bo~~c:S ~N ; B&,~~..,.b ~ n.~""oem."'.':....i 1e j a ~~eeplng. Start $400. Sulto.224 '42·1470 j Floon,.........,1; walla, cat-,MJn. •'\: ''"" w/bVf ~ or1 5'1>-7041. -Coa!ict~\>IJ'~ hrlpereve.M2-8289. , F/C Boofdcnpor 1~GEN'!i_Of1'9j> 40,hr~ lj\>lp ..,._ ._,. 'II r-ond-~ J.>!!&~dnl~,.:!.!"' area. re1ppn1 . In, rnanof.ac.. BABYStr;rm ,. __ ~N'd~"':""•" COUPON SORT.IRS "lbJWidle;;;-•do ~ rjlj' ~ l ............ 646-~.. lurlnjr/~ '1dU.. ' Free R.nt & Food: Near -~ -....... ~~ to ' ...... .. wkly "'' .• 'J' "'""' call• ,te~ 1177 J w R-Lt 11 .... Dutdl Man *Ad A,cy Sec'y ~ beaoh. }'ant. Mother ->• CMWAiit 1 jt'r.(or\Raac .. boiilil. -•hllrbtn>O'OS..:• -.'' Pla<.4i>t..,AV .llr. • • ~nlOll l . Cl••• v..., Corpelt Op~. tor highly organized w/chlld .,..lm'ed, H.B. FUQ ~l.'11.me~~~ '~t . ._ .. work R.....,._ • • am• ~ridav. ~-IUI '• titting Al'° -&l;i; i;~. \'ou i cl v. wl1id n •IQlt. In «· 53H722: , ,J:f~:$,.Ltiiod0oi( ·~ e:~~~ ~ Mlisi"~ """""· oo w,p,,k ·1;;/~~~;~ b;.< vy Newport ~ach Day cue will be .. tlli!<d, 537-151& * :".A%t1Clrk~ BABYSrrtERIJ'allted,W<dl ~-~2''.lli0i9 ·~·-;i;;,;: • Cat i -~· l[Jl!>yr "CI( ~ ~'..._']1;) ar~. liu<>i\'f'il>&,For : r"'car1~a:i1 0~J:J: -~~~= .. A~.1yp111.,P":".""':t: ~n~d>ild213C11_~1"ii41~'11ever 'Y·'O[a$, ~··' .~~NIGUEi.1,' ·~REfN 'TH.UMBS" SALESLADY ~.~l#b thru 5 ,,,... Rm. Free eat. 611>28311 '* """'"""' · 6971606 1 ~llliaiibiO mile ·w1""'5 dr l>J n ,,orWli••I ·~, Full •time~.~ ~i'd·"=":r.:< xtNT liOUiiCMOiiliil A/P'~ $525 ~ .. -=:=~.·an util ree•r•··~•n e .. t ' ~~'"1· •1 ~~ &;"" .='k. .i, -ot By n.,.a;:_~ ~~Ck = m 288li M. ~ 0 Apt B, ~ ' I F.:'::.::q>..:~=:.. > 131-1477--1requln!d, 614-B'T 1 i1n:.·1 dcrta aapo1r1 ft 1 T * y M~ to NII C.111.wtmdaoratt<wl«IYI. CarJlt 5al1s J' , 1'l'll<" , . ~"'*JDr~ala!lt -..... Wlof11... ·-.,. Good ... ~ • ll!D'i BABYSl'M'ER 'ftllled· In ' • 1 • . rDIALlt ~... • ---... JC.-...U.. *lNQ)'MEtuJl'lllndlln. b1tal11. Golden V'JeW SCbool.._arta. .Fu1l ts.a •K..P..a.tlt:Dc64 Hilttb' ar 1vertlllrW~JID <2lllllt1stll, · l!!!!!il!ii~~-- 81-l'lll'IG ?'I'-·~ --6 •n ltlo ai-llELllN SCHAFFER ~~.J.:rep;,,"" ..-UM! Xiiit .,,..._i ot<: '.l'Jp~a ~-J:.":r :.9..?!°1t""' HELP NEEDliD JU1VO .. . l:ID ... --l'!. -.u • PEllSClllllEL AGENCY _. -... • • lit; iw'tl. -...-: plul ' da1IJ ;:;.;.: ~~ ,.,.. !Ill+ ~~M&it:. ord r~f-S:.-...._IB"lh' Jonhrlal ~C..,Drlve ~~ ~10N IAJJI( Int ....... u.... . ::.i·x1n~. . ~ not noc. w:.,w11111o1n. to ftl1 Sidory~$3~ tl INFANT CARE OFFlC!; ~ 11 •' • , Ru ...._~tor • ~ -":i 12 olD: ' 8~ ,; •1' = !ll":Wa l1B, t'i. .. )Ir. to lJ"" Tdt~, ;lj bolklod. TTnt -In-. ~ &UZI -'1BUR ~:Flodr e Dmtal ~ i ;;j,i{ 51W1lMi ~-..C.11 Dolly :::;..,.~. · ~or.-. nu d• ax.per~~-de1trabl ._ , ll>teil,.~ ~',.J !Pf': ~;aJ • > ~ '" ~~~':roJE..UR -~....... ' ';;:"~ ,...:.w"lf.1i. ~re THE lltOADWAY ~..;;:.:.~ 111, '="'~.fun 'Oii.tit HOTEL bo•1•k«edu Sal\ltlll1,W•joaveopenqs I 8 _;::; ~ --· hondll!w ...aUon ~ lo< C<nru DIM, N • w po rt 1'ITI l:dlngrr, HJI. b Pi.i: _,.. ,llfl', ..Ii • l'lftlaul illllorilOotll • IUP<l'Yilor -"1deN !or ,...,. lh Val!<y 6 finoth • ilaKDA y •• ....., PAINTING • Jl""-bl<! • .,.._ -1ta11 and Beoch. F.qual °""""= Empioytr ~ 0 p-. ... 'ii. ~r., J:a.••, ~ Call !or llttntl-S..i:ll -°"' Ciliif6 Mo t ht~. At-f.'veo, m.7!01llO)l! '19Jll«) d...toplns --!!lcJO•l 9J>JIO!J!l!ltr ~ BOY & GIRL ' ' ... lpt!llLblrt,not • l hll!li.,I at1l A ljl. YOO' mut be oot ; ~---· -ll\>0-GooaTbuJlblhrtghf BontH1id•W•llNnot• Cl.RRllRS TA.1.:~,·~m -a:ao,.. m.Ell: lchOOI..,. l"'l'M to -"'!'•-· ~~nl~ ·=.,J'.'=id~ Wanled ~-11 THE DA. FORl'-YPILOT _.. ·~.~ ~ Hoos It!!: , ~~n ~ 55: O&U, Pilot, P.O Box BAR MAIDS ....,.... Applol u IOlll)I. 'Sirl\d -lo FO lrO ~ "'1 N,... ~Sil-~·· ~'" l 11.1\'_00DWO~K, _D_AB.Y PILOT !560,0oota-a 1n_..M.~.v-~s.::._-a~ CIWlledad"°'ei;t,cott~·:,.'l,~t.••d •' """"'' n 'pn>lim •ft. KEYPUNQI operator. mM iiohr-. patlol, CUSSlFllD ADS Al'Tm---°""'" ~ 11"""1 • w. Bli>, CM. uoaa. llldlrPIJo<. N)."lllo~ ~ 1118. -Eoq>ir, 111\&Ll ot:noo. • l.~!?:~~~!.~1or!!!•:.!;!!:!:!!1r!!1:.!,!!:!!!Du1ol~I + aluy, Ho-•rpota, BAlln:NDER..-.-..m, ~~ ~!C'!!:C:olll,1111!11:' touo el o a ll6Uii1&GPEl<>lor-'"11!i "-"'Beach,~~ 1 -.. !119$. FOR AC110N • • • QwlM --.. "' ......... NJL -ot Ille • .....w ..... 'llllSl',DA.'!'.. I...... """' l't-lfmo. 3 llr ...... llenka, 64S-l93( All typeo .corpontoy 64• ""'n ltll 1i11o ._. _, eon Oab, a1<fl!llO. DAJLYPllDI' -I'"' ... ...ir Dalf.t .....,... •--•"Pad"tl'laot!ono111 t,..,... or l7ID&ll QI.A -1G<1m NOwt Nail a "Pad''t rwo u adl e -e .Cilil !Od!l,,.,.,... -' QJ1 - ------- • .... ·-··· ..._: .... ' -' • \ DAllY PILOT ~.-1',197J • I 0 a ;"ii I • lllll 1 I ....... llill 1 1 jl SI I I l[ll) [ ; L$I )Wid l!ID a / I I llIIJ ~{ ·~-~·-· ;;" ~l;tm;;;;;· ';;" j ;;( ·~lfilJ;;J:J!I_ .. ;;. ;;I ;;!~;;~-·-·.;·~~! f,~~w:~ .... od~,M~&~l';7;1:.1~H~tl~p~W~...l~toi.r~M&~l'~7l:01iH~olp~W~ont~~ ... ~.~M~&~l'~1~10 H•lpWlftled,M" F 11 ...... J!-..i. M. '.!!.!.. HolpW ..... M & "71IHelpW ........ MI&" 711 F....it..... 1100.r.,. Ille KIYPUN ~~.::.S".ACHl1!1! PllOOUCl'10N Pllntq . SECRE lllES TIAINEIS liiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~~~~~I !' · CM .., _ .. o11 ~ a.Ir -.....-. c:.11 Secnlarla11J01llloo.I""""' wtth ......... « 111-HlllN. ... .. ,U. TIM£ Catpet AllCflon ; 1 . • Dey & Swing ~ • ~u" ..,oot ""' ... 1-,AllPIY IMMlll ""£ ricultutal trade .nod&t1on ":;;;,:;;:.'! ~ · ,. ru · r...o ., _ pn. P08 n.u: "-·-•. .,.. Immediate opelilngt, 2nd 1hlft workers . No s •-11 1 1 1 -' 1Mo'l""""1--. ~ l~jt c tl p n lllft' v'~""' Counly Alrpon 8l"e8 10011 after:;() 0 ._;flllCe neces••~ ......... , ... -""ed, If Un....,.. I, : .. pM oo -· • ..._"' Motdlnlr oo., 200 Bria< Aw yean in Lot Angeles. -..-· -, .. .._ v•••- ir.y dlic devlct . tllvlnilndutlrlal Oxnp!Cl(l, llRll • , llCCOpled. $451$•40 & U Ptr Mo SHAGS, HI LOS ~Ill 111t °'""' ...... -. _._ 0 ' Executive Secretary 5upor1 i:..: ,,:.:;'~~. ~-= = ~~ ::.'f:. -ural or ru l Thia position (!emaruh a matun person with ~'7, ~;"~or ~tt,'l•ble INDOOR.OUTDOOR ~"= l"'!,; ~ bolf , man wm .., eJn-tun .l'M • Fee Jobi uperreuc. in the duties of a good executive Call Monday. afUr 10 A.M. to make appoint-Otenge Co. Felrtroundi lhlnp In It Fuml..,., PACll'IC MUTUAL timo II!';-develop-MA.._..... aocrelary. Excellence In •ecretarlal aklll1 mant with personnel ·director of G. •B. furniture, m..,, ~=~I · ! · a ... ._t °"""" D<. ~1!t 1U ~ llll 'E. :fit~ 217 are uswned. Must be free to travel occa-INDUSTRIES, Look 1w Ad Nut Week ~.r~~ J • -Beldl Ave .. f3.A. S.nta Ana 541-Sm •k>aally In Call!. & Ariz. This is a career 77M551 ~"'\ -job with excellent benefits and a salary com-BEDROOM set, dielt. ,•, K&YPUNCH' OPR. NE'5'00MER ~....w.!:A~-~ llljllllurale with the abllilieo dtmanded. Htlp Want.cl, M & F 710 00 oot read thll lid ...... """'· chain, -f-Ptluttrul new JnOdtm otc . WIJ.O>MllfG: '1\,ol~ ~ • )'OU are interetted 1n an-cycle, white wicker located In Fuhlon 111..,1 1--N<woroxper..-d.Jolnt)>t l'w +-' J 'sts, R -" ist TAPE -'"""1 pl. WUt tlque ""'1lcpey tldeboorcl. &Dllquet •mile. S&<lt f Great< bcurl • _.._ i To Call LGCAILY CNt new \Votld'1 "-' ID4 -.JiiileiilllS, JPI eceptDI train. For opp<. 6G-1152, 8 mapl~ Mr/)bo. w/mtnor t-5, in7 . l'l>rt Mani ' l Mo'i-expor.S&Wy0> -f,1,'1:"~~~ £:"~--~ Other -111ons ~for aocretarl .. , f:! 0>4. xlnt wa'-••t atereo ~ N.B. -• $450. Call Jo pa I e , u•~ lalo. "'1 I GI .,,.,. -r-• •r--w I AM I F Ill. oceu1ona1 ~ueo. I • ....._ Ooutal _,.1 1-. -"°" boW1 1D4 ·-a typllll, and-nceptionill tohandlop TELEPHONE SALES A""" IOO chain, tbll.' lamp• .''P~E:;:R7.UVL\N~::;-:1t'"""Uuna=--,-l-I r.... ~.' 11'90 Harbor B).vd., 1mile, mr, tnltw ~. member ol our un11gn1n aystllm. with some typing: Permanent or part · t Im e ""'"'luee draperies. carpet ,. other band ctaned art 7:.-::..;:.-r c.M. M"l-3095. Club. MuUrmllllon dotlor ...nr. moqi1np • evet. CONT•'NER e••E lamlly en,jo,..t ltemJ at etc. lD;OO Sun morn. NEEi> tndMduola !« ~ ~ .£: This ls a brand new olllce building, deslgMt! Guer. ,,,.... " oomm. For "' ..,... ,....,nable price 6".2881 Strombll Rd ott x ; I MACHINE --.Jcol .,..." T.; ~ ~ tor comfort, plenty ol free parking, reascin-= ~l:°" Angeleo JJ:,, un~~ .=-=NU V•l..t lJw;. Rm .:.~ Vorde. Clubhru... ~ . .::: ~:io~ WID ~ ~ •. call Vlrl!n1a JOn6 able distance trom public transportation. Tei .... -Soll I~-N.. En&land' PllEVlEW Bl._ °"'>PL w/beaut a<> Household -· 4 t -~ Good h ..::t ,__ ... ,...._._ C •vrS s.uz Saturday 10 to 6 Sun-ceu. Xtn. pieces A: lamps, it f. ,. SHOP NURSING ~D CARPET . e..,th waurance. 3$.hour week. Com-10 Girll needed lmmedlatety. day 12 to 6. Prices .;, low RB tum. Brand nu antique ANTIQUE walnut IPOOI n ~ R .. ltora peUUve salaries. ~ lhllt. Call Mn. .,, lloll lttel $j9. Armoh<s wbt BR oet. $,pc Rattan oet, beds$45 + mald>ln&a " Mackay, 988-1619. $19. Fern 1tan:ll $9. Oocka Krw SJ BR wrou&bt iron. new bed spreads, J15 .!f: l 't Loctl Manuf1cturer HOs~Tri~s~;;..GE i.t:~ PltOPERlY ~J~• tr~~lr.~1 :LyA.lin c:,~.i;,~:up-TOOL, DIE & ~:ii': .:.o~~ ~~ch. ::'. ~ll:,:ti~~: ( -......-. WE HAVE AN xurr MOLD MA.KER Pictures $10. Tal:ies $39. WATER bed, complete. KiJ'li' hand lawn mower ~· -· rnadUne ~---N...I• RN' SALES rosrttoN OPEN Send ·resume to: E. P. Parsley, Western Antiques of the World .tze,Hke,..w.Pedeotalcype Fonnlca while barwl 2 : bu immediate •nq. tot IDVlll'' ' S u )'OU relate to a 1mall, Growers Association, 3091 Wilshire Boule-Small etectrmicl firm needs * 2'l Rooms ot Antiqun . wood 1rame, still untinilhed. bar chain, $39. After 5 r 13• the foUowln&: IPfClaltzed, sueoeltful vard, Los Angeles 90010; or phone (213) experienced man wlth ablli· * From 22 Countrlea With to&m pad • heavy Saturday & sun d a>'. f~ G ....... Maclilnlsts Fer mtdlcal -. ta. =..T...; ~ohn567~ 385-8414 for interview. li,! d':'ff" ~t.::1!"." /!!~':::!'"..too;. ~,/In"'~~~ ;:;.~13~ """'' ...i,. ! Mii Machinists ~ t;,_ "4':::i_:;:: · · Help W1nttd, M & F 710 I Help W1nted, M & F 710 BAOlELOR w..., to buy = .. ,. <>< anytbne CU51om made drapeo. kl1jle I'., inp PM' tcNl&'htl. $£Clll:"r STACO INC old lUmJture antique ' weave, good cond. $50fi""" f-1 \ •-al ExCdti.it '!.t.,. A ~ · CR _,ARY ' • Orleatal or Wlan rur. old 8' Sofa ., lov-t, 8' ""' bellt ofter. R..i 11hag • , ....... u I nel beneat.. sr ETARY Secretary w/frant otr1ce ap-1139 Baker Strffl Western pa!ntbwt. Cub. tuf!«I back, pme dining tbl w/~n KOld tleekl, w/ r • 111nn;111ft lfl I~ pe~. per 1 oaal1 1 y , 49f...lm2 w, • leaves, Shaker awn, 6x9, S30 or belt L T'--·-Ma. ktr AllPIY "' RllAL E$T•TE SALES !'."~~:.!:.". """" ... Coat• Ml•• 11 802 hide"• arm.,,._ ram•:i,;;..._:;...:;,m;;;o...----~ 1,:-""' PERSO!i!IEL a>>ICE• · ·PREE LICENSE Van'an Data u-··~-·-549-3041 App •ncea "" Maplo twn beds, Mepl• Mlacoll•neou1 I I tT. JOSl!PH TRAINING EMPIRE 31l" TAPPAN •loct. ,...._ ~· Trunk. <Xlftee tb1 & -·-----+:! I., We haw .......... Mnae HOSPITAi. . • '"""""" a.al Eltat• llcom-Machines MANAGEMENT CORP. Equal Opper. -.. w/Buo, $15. u cu ti GE tbl. Girll -28"· MEDrITERANEAN • t yl e I 11. 'beneftt9 tnctudins company ~ t.... NB. refrig. $75. Kenmore auto~. &'&me table WY4 . pU! P'OUP imurance. 1100 W. Stew•rt Ur. ~ = ~~:~ Has An Immed. Opening 833-8111 TYPISI'·Recept. tor small wuber, leas ·than i yr old. MEDITI'ERANEAN style hlgb-backed chain. Xlnt ~ ORANGI· ---..... _... .,._ For.A manuf.·firm. OYer age 30, $150.673-6309,671-8132, game table w/4 hlib-back· conditton. Price $250. Salld ·~· P--• n-&'l&l.'all ~.1Cf ..... e SECRETARY <·-•-~ Bookk N eel ·•·•-lOnt --"tlo ~--~p•---oet ~• I ''· .......,..,. ... --.ia ....... ..,_. T.rlbLtDs Program. Earn ~..,...,...es • eepen eat appear. & good typinl 673-0290 ............ ~VUl.LI n. ...,;-..,.. un: !lll.."C • ~-· : • NURSF.S Aldi. 7.s, S.11 lhlft. wllllo 7"11 loam. Call Al • · JOBS sldJll ftq'd. Tipmatlc Corp, WARDS 12 cyd 16 lb Price $250. Solid ,,..... 545-8157 alt. S PM a. all f UI Ex Per lenced ~. "Soao m4> -832-5440, on You must be able to ........ 60 l8Sl Kettering St., Irvine. washer $75 Whlfl~ 5 c!y fireplace aet, $15. Call .~Sa'Eti\&f,fSun"'i;. iiiiii&;;;;;Cbil;;I , Huntln(ton B·e a eh din-Wffjrondl cnAl 11.12.'JOOO ''~ ~ cl dry. -GE < • ~7 alt SPM a. ol1 doy vtC'TOR addln& · • • V.-llotpttalt Ulll . w.p.10., lh ~ w.p.m. & be * 10001 FREE * , clee ... ~'!,•;;;. Guar.cy: Sat & Sun. Uled·bul In .int cond. ri TRANSPORT Florida st, HB. jlf TRAINEE over !15 !Dr cipeble o! handlfng a var-10 TYPIST,F/tlme olec _,, -« t Ale• 1; management poti· iety ot duties. It you meet Llz Relncler's Agency Typing addreaaea. Apply in d~. 546-8612 er FORCED Sale, waaher, $75, metal aean -no cbdap • DYNAMICS Nurses Aldo~ all ih!IU, xlnt ·tlCll. Will !rain " _.,, th"' quolillcatlons & are 4500 Campu.s Dr. pel'9Cn, Pennyu.ver, 1545 847-8115. Dr><: $50, Refrir $15. Like plastic partg. Made , In t 3131 W. Selerrtrom fringe bntta. Beverb' Manor for license. Career op-looking lar a career w/a MD-2118 Newport Bea.ch Ne"P)rt Blvd., C.M. CX>PPER'TONE Westing-nu ,.o{J, l\2.S. matching U.S.A. Model 16-S'r-54 •. Mte t •. Santa Ana (n4) stl).3131 Qinv. ffogp. G6o5118. =1Y· Call for appt. growing Orange County ' SERVICE station Saleun.an bou&e mrlg wlfreezer, good ~~~v;,J7v~ ~ = eves or - '• ·~, J:U: = ~= 2 OFFICE GIRU 1124. company that offers excel· & lube man Top Pll.Y' A: URGENTLY pooodm. SllD. ~bet 2:30 Rill Dr, CM. 6f6..Gt04. PoLAROm Automatic 103 NEEDED . ltESTAURANT oounter help. Jent pa.y I: benefits, fringe beneti~. Exper. man -"''"':,....,,=-----'I , ~• ot the Radio tele-...ne ~b ll:l0-5, A-"· In ~n ..-f'd. F\&11 at po/tlm•e. An. KENMORE wuberl.--MOVING. Muat aell beaut. Land Ca..meran ' just like new. •u~ ~~ ~ •~ P!oue Apply ~-• NE EDE I _,., burnt orange & blacl< sofa With ulu!un No. 268 & 1 ,.rat race! ~ da.J week. Top .Mwit be 25, able to e Neat appearance, In Persm ply Shell Station, 17th 4 f19 e•. Over 211> wuben, 8'. Xtra ktrng tWn bed. Polaroid aeit timer No. 19'l. ; ~ '""1 equip ,mop, Apply In Pwzwon 2988 Bnstol., a:.ta Meta Or Omtact B. Kratka Irvint, N.B. ~ refrla: from $39.95. Spanlah adj ibelwi. 48,, Make1 otm. gc..1150 eves· or I 12'18 Logan YELLOW CAB CO. RESERVATIONISf SERvtCE Statton Attendantl ~·-· hlchboy, '2" round oo11e<! anytime wtmm. ~'· .Aw., Costa Mesa, $0..UIW. 186 E. 16th. Oolta Ma Exper.-put-t:lme, 3 ~wk. (2) Exp tune.up, day time • Unskilled WASHER & dryer, elec. both taiile. 833-2831. SMlTII Corona Silent Super 1'.;. llA11JE'S WIG a S..uty ORDER CLERK 'l'yphv req'cL Coolact Bill v DM hrs 3928 >Jut °""' Hwy, IABORERS nm well, $85. ta< both. urrwooo double bdrm portable cypewrlter, Uled r Salon bu opmlng for Nationally known mamd. Schneider 2-4-pm,, Newport-CdM. 5*-800'7. eet fZ5. Danilh mod. chair very little. In ret.,1 IOOd ~ =clan, exp tn halr tlnn. MUlt have aood pb)oe 'er Inn, N.B. 644-1'100. SERVICE Station Attendant RW Washers/Dryers $20. K1nw 11ze Orange cond. With carry1na" cue. ~ t' • Salary, comm I manner to d•al ·~A~fB¥ery i n full or p/tlme. Exper. Over $2. Wk. Full m.alnt. bedapread =>. OatJoo1 Ina-~9_~f.f>. SC.1"08Vtl'ar ;.i~ vacation. Ml-3M6 wl cuitomen. Irnaalne • I..ipna. Help ·needed. Ovei; 18. Apply Brown's Shell, 990 * 639-1212 * tant Ha Ir 1 et t er $lD .... ..,. ..... ,.,. wlcnds. r. MAINTENANCE MAH company ..... b 0 D ... I a), Call '97-l<Z .. "'""'23 2722 Mlchelaon Dr. E. Cout Hwy, NB 6'4-4131 Interim RD'.XlND. APPLIANCES '94-0321. ALMOSr new 2 month Old I . Exo'd Sponllh -.,..r. q•arterlf. Beautllul -alt J pm. lrvlno, C1llfoml1 SERvtCE Station • Iolaqd Ptnonnel Service Delivered -guar. Ounlap'a, e MAPLE butch top desk, 4' x 8' Deluxe Gem ~ f. Xfnt w 0 r kt n"s coodUiom. Call Sally Hart, ~ ROMAN RFSI'AURANT &: m2400, ext. 336 salesmen needed p/tirrie 1815 Newport. CM s.mo gre£'l'I lounge chair W/Ot· Camper abell for plclc:-t;i. ... , Good trlna'• .be n et i t 1 • Coutal Penonnel ~. Deli now taking af,pllcatiom eves &: Wlmds. Apply Aroo 17581 I rvlne Blvd. LATE model wuber and tom.an, deooratlve 3 panel Coat $350. OWner ,.mft_ch: ~ 81.yvtew Convalet· 1190 Harbor Blvd., C.M. -tor exper. Deli ·be p, male & station at 17th &-Irvtne, CM #115 Tustin ·dryer good condition $45. acreen, all in xlnt concL beat top for $260. 64&-65811 f -I·~-.. ,cent.Hospltal. ORDERLY • .operaHnc rm, fem . Full &: p/tlme. Apply 131-5460 eacb.'646-5848. offe'. 675-l5ll5. CHAGAU. Utho $41)'., . " Melntenence will train. Swlnr nlta lblb. 3700 So. Brillo! S• S.A. SHIPPING & Equal OPJ1or. Employ" . GREEN plllowbacl< aectJ<inat P1cauo Etchlne $15 .. 8'1d· ' . . 11.~1.11n Pen. Dept. Hoq Hoa. NB. SA1LMAKER . wants ap-SE' c· R·ET" ARY $80 1 YR, guarn, del & m. cost stm. Sell $100. cash. bury ell $175., Dali L1\ho ' . . '" Dtloe -..., N st~. Late med. all cycle = tiered col1ee .. ble $185.. Otljen. Pvt :f· . Mln. 6 Yl'I ..,..... Muit be ORTHODONTIC -awrlldo pre ...., . o RECEIVING CLERK URGENT. LY Kamnore ......,., ._. -· •M, ---•. 53$-5095 • .• able to trouble shoot lnjec. umtant. ~l:. ~. expt't. nee. ApC>l.y ln pe1'0fl, . ......, _, ~ Ucn mold &: operate' ICl'e'W Ap 18-25 ;rn. Exp • d at 4 pm, Mon, ~1 261 •. • .., , ~ • • e DISHWASHERS. wuberl~ 96%-!35S-. PLAYHOUSES _ custom mach!neL Some knowledgt dHSred, but lllt-fUDdatdrj. 19'13.1.l'l33 'MomW!a, S\Ute We Med·1 Ste,._ N .. E .. E-DED dry~, reblt,. auarn • LRG. 9 Pc. Solid walnut din-designa or standard plali11. -2nd lhltt, ~ ~'It>. . . Y, C.~ 1145-'915. Equal Op-Ith I I-y rf Da drlv d. ~-. 5'6-Q1!. Ing set Drlltwood w/,,W. A . Frame • <Qtle· ..... " train ~ betwn s Painter. PatMimt, -·-por. e!or'· · 1 tary w • m n a GJI . ta KENMORE 1u l!Ove, eooct to~ftee table ~.. Kits or inlt.alled. 675-6712 or .. ~ ~-Inc ~-•·•--mum of 2 yHrs MachlntS COlldltlon. $40. . • 6'1H128. I • u.111. """· •• nent pclllitioo. Must baft ~..... · I Mu -" = ID !!. Warner Ave., Santa aooct experlence. PNftl' no PtrtOllMI ~· TrnH exper ence. st Unatdlled c..., 6£3199 5 Pc. CU11om Link T 1or COLDSPOT chest ~ •• AnL tired --.Clout, It )'OU ... --••• ~ 60 w.p.m. & A leader "' the mini oom-LARGE RCA WHIRLPOOi, -n..... Prov. ns Ibo, Sll)O. -f· MAL!: • o11 around c.mm. Hoo!tal• Pwi-tlnlolutlcA-'"' I•~• ahorth•nd at puter lndu>try ta )ooldn& 'Assemblers lJPRIGHT FREEZER $200. oet.Wm..Uuunitor """"'1;:1· $ilO. -·ID ',• -.urant ......... Put Ottlc:o. •an. • MAKE MONEY IO w.p.m. "" •• --1il yr) P,--'L-: • -• " mile. tum. ~ very mnd. p ~: : ttm. -· lull t1mo m .,... PARTS MAN -or e . ADVANCE ON YOUR Shi~ a, Recet.ln& Cert<. --· SEARS WASHER a, El.E(). 21" Qo1or TV Spenllb -646-M6'7. ~ ~~ mer I: boUda)'a. Mlllt,be 17 marine -~Alea. Reti1J MERIT i. , A1Pfy 1(1,,•non You mlllt be able.~to wort TRIC DRYER. Xlqt coqd. maple ~ le occ tabie "Pm=-cbe:;-li;-_,,,---..,.,-. "soo""1 :·;. "' older, No Ion& hair. 515 .. Ne -... can • WORK WITH PEOPLE .. ,, ~a .... --J"6-1-$3)J. ---... wroarbt --A amp ac/bc, comp, mo. , E.Baiboa,BalboaPenn. M-""·-'1.v~~u..'151N w .... w1111n~·~~~~ ••••Herbor Bl·~. lt)'OUineot-·..1 ••• ~.; -_,. ,,,_.,.,; Id 1 =other ••• Gu a.~ PCllt idnd , "'""'""~-=it...,. ~ ~,._ --. •. -~ tiona & ~~ p ti .,~,._, Bui Ing Mmrl1 • -.. ....,..,. ,.....-._ cover. Like ~ • 7,5. MANAGEMENT p~;;;f Ccolul· all _.. ot """""""" Cotta Mell; C.111. are ~ .. "" a enonli · ...nice dlJC bdrm set king a. bed eap1 • :i;, , TRAINEE.$ tant IDr Ell. Lquna 8'11 of. tfttln& • •valuate potenttai career w/a -Orang• 17511 lrvlnt Blvd. e SURPLUS "IJILDING maj>le coti.. iablo • mll!C. 64&-:512 wtr. oot worn r· . ~ National QI. opening k>c&l fice. Minimum ap. 1 y,, efbPloyees tor local, na· ~ty F~t!:fiotten #115 T di MATERIAL. lr,O)'a Of NEW ~ Pepper Tree Lane · ' . t branch otnoe in M1t:slori Write Cl,.Wed Ad No "1) tiona1 A: intematlonal com· a: en pay tJ, IJl.546o U n ITEMS! Doors, lumber, Pb'· Co1ta Mna. ' W0MAN'S weilidirlg rine -~ ~ ~ln2t ~~ ~ =. b&oz:::~, ~. ~·~ ::~ Pleue Awty F.iiual Oppor •. Employer ~wt::!.~:C~· mold· SOFA, 7', areen. good cond.; ~~e ;i:.· u:=1J se Ulfd: willing to team our P9"6Me1 Agency ct lrvlne. Contain Pet90n BUILDERS SURPLUS =~ oo':: b ootfee 1 tb!, $75. 962-:ml aft. 6 pm. buainesa. Refe~nce1 tJ to PORTER :D12 Michelson Or. Al!IO Or ct: B. Kratka WAITRESS 2406 So. Main St., S.A. ~ a r 1 a n 1 · FOR &ale two three I lntegrl.ty .l reaponsi blllty located San Jose, Loni Exper. Mut be over 21.. Ap. Mon tbnt Sat lo.5 · Brightco color o r 1 a • needed. Call 831-074L Beach, Torrance, S a nt a ~ VDM· Pb' inpel'ID:I, Surf I: SU-loin, TI4: 546-1032 G1r1ge Sil• 812 Never used. $25 each. ~ MATURE lady Jor Boutique, P&rt:·Timt, Temporacy .Ana, Anahtirn, San Diego &: 59]) W. OJut Hwy, N.B. C1mera1 ... • Z.FAMILY GARAGE SALE ~84;i;i7c,'4869'iii;.;;.;;;;--::;c:,.--::!:-; Wed·Frl U to 5. Sewt... 6 AM·IO AM She,,..,,..i Osks. • A SUbsldlary OI WArrRESS 1Dr graveyard Eaulpment IOI _ An-toot. !umlture BELLYBO ARD, xlnt maehlne, nice. 640-1788, SALES The SUgquthanna Corp. lhtft. Odie's Reataurant. .;.1 • tlnp • • • unbreakable box Mf..7lB7. Apply PetlOMel Offtct You can ra1Je yOur income & 1.fOO W. CDatt Hwy., NB. AUDIO VIstJAL Bell &-~ta ' ~ ~~3 Motorcycle helmet, MM. Tr•ntcrlber 3rd Floor · rw. yoor !am11y at the Equal Oppor. Employer 2722 Mldlel:on Dr, AwlYi>twn. 8 A 9 p.m. Howell 16 mni 285 ~ Dr B 1 b cond 15. 874-1689. you haw had tranacrtblng Intervfewtna: 1~ AM·l,J DOOi:' Nrii~ time. E 'f c e 11 en t SECRETARY · Irvine, Calffomla WAITRESSES • Food & Fllmoeound-"""'~c;;, ~ Peninsula, ~~ :~POOL Table, 7x4, 1 pc te ll!!'Xpel'. " have good com· • dWiOe to .applement f&mi· 833-2400 ext 336 Cocktail uper. only. Sid'• pro .• ~ 8 675-5258. tofi, auto ball return, caa be mand ol the English THE BROADWAY :i:..-In"""" opare For Newport Beoch Ad • • Bluelloet,~. ~tap& recordu. GARAGE SALE cono=.ACCOll . Wwua&e~.I; m • d I ca I rm Edln&<r. H.B. _;.,.~. ~th~_f&teer =."t.i AllSb~~~ Equal Oppor. EmJ>loy.r WANTED hardware ~ .n,;m . •M Beaut canopy crib llrollera, ~$250.,,,;;;;;;,;'-f,,;:4;,.· .,,.-.,.+-I termlno.,...,. thil ht 1 h Equal ()ppor o...,.., ..... ~ '" ~ .. -iu. eam· · -r • -.!6 1•1Mn•n Must have aper. cvwuwu Automatic .wv Geri-Pak, car ~at, toya, CUSI'OM black foam P".Yln& pcottlon could be . • Emplo;y<r Ire opportu'llttn i.,. both bcurl, pd pay. SHIPflNG .. l\OoDl Helper, .ID toola, plumbln(I, ei... I.end Cam<!n, juBt Ilk• new. l'l>rta-Oib, b9by clothlnr In& wboel, !la~ 1"'. N )'OW'I. Salary to $750. Call PRE.SDR, torproductklnon :lf--o?nA WOJP'8-,Call ~~~dW::624 a:>me heavy uttl.l)a, imie trtcal 4 pn'l hardware. ~~im:-N~i: ~ 1819 Port sterling; Uled. $11>. Ml-USO ms or ~""'j'-~ ~ dn! ... a sklrtl. Top il"Y· S 1· "--'·II I c/o Dail,y Plk.t l)llntln&. A""'1 In -. MUii bav. rd. penonallty Mab o&r so.mo · i1Arbor View. --· ,.. ....... ,,, &«r-0308. • M .,.._. .. 1 p , o. Box 1560 Crown ·Muut., 8:"1(1 Produc-tor mwtlna ~ a: be anytime wknd.. ewe er GARAGE s.Ie Sat 4 am N . BUY a membenbip In the Harbor Blvd,. C.M. Cu.-r .SorVfq Costa M,.., CalH. 926l6 tlon. Ji.B. willlnJ O> -. Apply In 3415 San Marino Cir O>ota bea-.J Newport Bo&ch MEDICAL group ,..., bacl< PRODU,...,,..N Esteb. mfa. 11nn hi 1"ln< SHIPPING°""'· 5 c1ays wk. !':""'• ij.W. C.~ Co,. FumltuN 110 Mesa. Movln&· iioiont.J ATllIErIC .CLUB tor ~. ol1lce &lrl w/•-· In .., '""' hu cpenlrc ta< • bright. Stcrelary -~· It recotvln&. $2.50 Roebritf CUSl'OM •U-docbd -I turntturo. dlnln& rm oet. Save ISO. C1ill ~ J._ ~i Mo.:,t beb xray cert. SUPERV1SOR en t haAWtlc· sel!..tarting To PrHident per br. 8-JD am, Men. WANTJl;D, lbarp, vMclooi, sofa $70. 21.lpbol cbalro $15 mllc. SKIS, polet, binding or n&' o tafn aame. )'OU1ll salesman cap&ble of 6: 'l'Uff., ~~ Si.Illa. 825 w. ~. · 'dependable eL Accordion 1 cue $00 MARINE Garaae Sale· lB' twice 190 cm. Cott $110 U Call 9-5, 644...8728. Re-'ble for production becbmin;-ollr n'a t lo n a I ~st;,bb,:; ~~~-= 18th St.. C.Ji(. · · girl.. l't ~thru 31. Easter Sat/SUD M6-M · aallboat. 8' ..ii ........ anchor. S'10 586-1108 ext 206 J\ak •......-''key'' accounts r e p. . . -p weekiendl A summer. CalJ · chain m 1--;'~hantware' Pete. MOBILE HOMES ~=nt.Of ~us~::_ve ex~ ~a~be~ 'f"AM~ rorex ~ =~ia~ek~ ~l~l·N=~ut ~pt.~7360 ~.~ = ~':1i:!\e.~~ ~~~..!_to 3. 1583 MOO: UPRIGHT b-etzer sso. ~ Golden West Mob 11" perte'tlCe In a repetitive noon. 71~ secretary. Must type 60 G~ w/us. Good Pl1• .... Balboa lllanl!. lets, 'limps, -end tables, a, ....,.lei Mesa. more elec. dryer $30. Nq. Homes, a leader tn the auembly enviroftment 1b_a wpm, short.band 80 wpm. Hwpt Bcb • 60-3472 misc. 67'5-«187~or 145-6328. C~GE sale :J..24 &: 25, 9 recliner w/ottoman 1-=:e~~r!!tT°i!i :;r~':::~~: t&lES~)'OUuse$40.TO ~l&l~nsr5AMea: ~=~~~A40 • W£ ME£D YOO! ~C: i:UC: IWi~ :1by ·a=~Md·= ~llWlvel rocker , vo~cl hu Clllftr on.. Smt ltetwne with salary $50 PER WK. WORKING ooon. n4-64i-5793 r · P" ..,. M-~ ott-.;_ttu elec ramn. etc. 24092BELLYBOARD, •Int r history & requtremenb1 to PART TIME! No ex· · . peat t.d .Pft'90D, Cbsta Meaa ' IM\i:: ... ~'"""' I. lort .. IDl!ow· : pai1onoe ,_,,. -m:!IETARY.MARKETING Statlonen,"70:£17thC.M. ~ ... ~wiind.. Blwk!leld; Lake Foreot unbn!akable, box ,··: lDg poc111ons: Rt.ml KOEllL!IR conmier -C.. ww DEPT. G':!"· !lnanc!to'J StlTER. Laguna &.ch 1 Tme Assemblers SIMM@s -..bl!d davon-~RAGE SALE ~~ =~ per1joetl .: ~.J'.~d· PRAODVERU. '!,_ :"._.,....~ Mro . 5:1\~'~/:"~ ~~~all~Oui Cletb I. tr."18th~-~· ~i::,:=.., .fues. a..~L h::" WHO .• vantap.,..., recent .,.. ..,.. SALESM~,,.;"T..ted, itull .,.,,e cot1... oro!'d. o;: stotlatlcfi!-Typist . Sr. Typ SIS KING 111ao Stol>' Pot..._ ' b&by fll<\,/1:;, -r= 1ampo"."541,.:;.'; " ' ,.._ In the mobil• Consumer DIVlalool Um<, a en Y • _.,, i.,. advancement. ~Pa'lno. I Gld dc. Secltlari Pedlc bed. Good OOllcL l!iJ . ..-. S<t It &Ill, 11).6, 1311 ROYAL"°"" ~~ I . hom e " recreatioool 2620~Suaan'· ~~r.J•Y l<lntCO:benell!IMJn.!m NcV~.B.t&baDl'1Q!ISl es -· AlbetP!,C.M. Goodcol.iiito..C1een1 I; Yehlclo ....... Soni• Ana, C•llf, • warner Santa,.;,,,. at ~~· Booldc Sl'OCK...,.,,,_,.;,,..ier-AcCllf Clerlis *, *' *· SGFA " _,,GARAGE Salo: §Oi llilt K 125. • ' • 2 AMBn10US JR. s:nOt . ' SAJ;ESWOMAN. MATURE. Girl Ftlday.'An =l>OI'· ~~ .. w ID.. :::fu, ~ ':.~ '100. -vi.ta Del °"' N.B. USED BICYC IS (, With D~ ex· Equal Oppo<. Employer F(tlmo -ll>r" jlne portunlty tor a qu i~ m4'lQ , IMl.;~I 1ll' RUST--curvo4 -=·.::::r • brla All 'l)poa • IG-tm '.:'. ~:;.:01a~!; PRODUCTION .~~ = ::;;zrd S!i~.C::~ -=~=~ -~~ 106 :=1;.J~ cm11: ~')!';!?fv.'lrl• = ~ ~:r ~·.;:::: lndaltry. PLANNIR{ Moture. Expulence ln&.....illL l rtiiottlcoi{I u.. ... oez•ss.c.ne..J N~ll<odJ' MM7'1 HEAVY l'lc5' MIPlo cotl,. et<. 911 ~ CM'. Phone 1 _'[ , BILLS 'Ille Show.otl Irvine &rea. Salary open. olllce '""°"""" hlflijbl. -°"J'<r· Em~ tablo. Elli! tablas, lompl SAT:Sun. , FRIGIDAIRE -. . g™ SCH"""" -:="w.oo . Call S:U.!11Rl3. • WUliqr lo -Joor hrj. IDr ....i ptctun. -I HOME -..i. Sot. .. Reel type""""' --' IJli.l!f~ . Stt'RETARY above ~ Mtnlnp. _ ·~ G ST.YlJSI' MUST aell! Ptlllb IOft Vl).l Sun. TM mutt. -niJ Vlata b&w 'l'V SW ..... 1:-c~blema~.t°ll::'; ~ute A...~~~ 8:i!,."f':~· to = DYNAMIC DUO l:';,:1 ~~ ~";° -·$%•lo $%-'I> br. Salary ""'° " llo; llemllno "°'" 8 uer1i. Nll-Clolbea, lllm. 8R01lUi=RS aewiZW trom productlon to print. nlMUfacturfl' oL electro. , com m o d I t y , ~ft E You & )'Our' excellent typln& aalte .& ·-ll.8. er call ti~ ~tr" 1800 like nrw pr1 per. sa.88Cl. A0-6.nt ~~lnet, unlxmd. • =.•• p<r1on ce ~n I.:! I ti•:~11: ~~-tu..~ = ~I!,~ to..~ '"to~ ~ .ar... Ward .IDr WOJIAN n1:t. ~DI. I ~~ba~~~ 11~ .. ~~ ~ DEl<NIBON ,-• -~ ·-~·~ oa1 .. otdtn .. ·..-.ins ~ Put time OK. bulltlt d<Jll. Sal"' -L =· ain. ~~· Prloo! .. ..u. H>-1231. blondtr, «di.. table A deok ... """"'· lllto ...... ~· ~~.,.~,, cypt -· .. -Call oft 6 pm, '4+-mt can -I"! ..... 844.1890. ~~ ... -;;;t: ' Pl. endquo ----.. 1• -$50. ~ ' ~ble tor oom~te STACO SWITCH ~Y ... <turo Im' In-SECRETAA'l, Id , typlfll .JONq"l'J!IE SIRV. flCOd~.!.""'Jl b 0 n e bdith 111t f!OO, Btrcl! -. MOYING OU'I; or srAn;t WHITIS MITAL t .?:a:a;;E:.~ =~~r M-::, :!."#1or"':PL~.M. ::'~~.~d;,,,,A\.,q.1T,'~ .iw.:;~r.:rr· ~ WOl\KERS . ~~;::.;.~ ~.::,.,~ -boldllett1:tor m~ - • .... <( Diii' ~ v..,.....w ... ., SECREl"ARY -lor ~ UllCL 2 Mo cCc. • R~1U .....,,_ . ol DUllloal 11> 139 Led>vl~ Lquno, bMut GIVEAWAY PricMI 1'1111 lD a 3 -No:w .. Ulld D<8rM /i1« • __.,.... 01lrooractk: 'Ole: V-40 ....... ll'llU9!0. e 8Ntl<e ,_,.,.,,la 1tNmel1 CIOda -lor tum 6 -ta! ort, mllc. bod. Iota ol mllr:. -· Will talce tn4eotl. ST~ --roq-. TIME FOi tftf'd'. oor .-. r/Umt.~'RY;"""1t dliie.'llii' !11116~ mpd-111> 'llOCl\I lllOi' ~ "A111d«rllt1otBESTDAYto1*.C!,\pli!:ldJe.IA..JLB. -Pau....e, CAil. POI\ APPT. ~ l7Hlm •twlneeri!C olllcei Pl>-· ~-11n1,b1,. ~7Zlli t:r II> run an tdl D0111 dolotr· • BOY -bene!lt e.w. tu1<. 15 1'1. e1i11a lll.I) 547-' DAILY . PIL ..... , lfX:l\El'AllY, P/-,.. ~~ llp. ~ • llhd. -· • .call lodaY MMl1I. -lSl5 -. Olll, Bel .. ....~ Xlllt eood. .. .,,. !"4111 ~· ~ "!' 1 -.. ..,.. lb N.B. 111111 ' Olin J~-ll , -, eave ~ .. )'OU -"' A4. IGo"1& I 9Jn. lO a..m. Ill.ACK lfllll. two •1" -. N~ • "Pad"l CLASSIFIED ADS "' obli '° -91 own ...,_ .,. Htllo-. Cell£ 1111! -1111 do It 8'11tl>llDidl"Ulfl!I0'1111..,. iitli 1111 Did l\Ull. Buy the m .......... '1111o..., 1-::-~:...:~...:..::.::::.: .. ::.:lod:;:;.•• -·can....... . . & Dolly Pilot C1u1tt!ed Cl-Ml •. I -Will· !!II.~------lllLIG 0.. , r • ) • • ·;J·~ ~~~? ~~· I •. , ~I.,. ... .. -~l~~l~l~I ·· · l!il .-.r ·-· l§U -... I~ DAILY PIU>T D I p ~ I ii~iiiiiillii~l~;;~;;;;;;;;;~~iiiiiiii!i!iiiiiiiiii.:~~ 111 PloftOl/°'91M • 12' ...... G••el -...... ,._. .............. & Sid 911 Cyct.., Bil<-. Motor 11omeo ....... New tlOAuho, ..... MO t * ~~ * OIUll llOllY -. ..!I!'..!.-.. • ... STEl:L au/ISING • "· • sl'ilils s-.-. nsl...!s.~ .. ~'!R-~--~"'~~;;:?::===~~:?=-:=--i ,. " -li ,.. -a "" -• HOUSE BOA'l """ .,, su RAY HWY DA ... -'73 Pac• Arrow Monie Carlo A-nlday, 7:30 5.m. Daa't bQy &Of rcpn 1"llll ""11• "-·baln!d male v..-1, -· llYtld<IP. e; Okla. llerldy Jet m.tno, fllNUft 111' fl. Moler Home 1 wt.,.i.,•, Auction om ,.... can lllaY• No<>plaJlors -'*· He's got ,. --. $ll.ii0t. Ml>' equlR*I Jo< lllhmc. S'"-5 Not For the sa~it"lce wouldn't ,OU -11•• ,;;:'J.._..Cll:_ ~=-iz-~~~4~: ~~CIUJISDt,,/ :.:.-·~':"tb.ne~ Of WESWIER _.,. rllberhavea .MlktMAlCUtJIT~ , .lleldod ,..,,,.., llldr ~•·L Coolie!: Tom Dllleridl "E-" ta 5,..,. old Call -w~ =-',;:• "'b":~ '73 Tioga --Oulury Lmua ID stock. Now ••• 1 an m-2'Jl8 Cooot Music Service :'":' ~;-~ S::.!~~r:.:.t:.! m,2818 .iw e; ss1.-19U274 Offs. .. ,. S.lo Price ~ Old cr...a. "'*-• $50 Mln2151 "w• -hOn from a So<ri!ice -· Phone· nNBolH,W-ln1t.r 111' fl, Molar Home ~-il!~~llli- ,: ~ 191! Gar,ard NewportC.::S;.!!, Harbar -Iha ~•~al· .....;. -.ir. fllel ,.11. •S.rlooS.. Roy TllMdoy thrv SoturMy $6895. ~llCCARM :; . ...,... ll>*m. lull l1"e 5'IJ.-0849 or 6G.8381. Famuy -. IWlm llel>. bolt tank, 451 Oldo. Bedcy J•t Eiwb><. ORDIR NOW •' MIW ' ' tumta)lle, AWFllf/lllPX Sf'!'!!nt Goods l30 -· 300 bn °" .. w enr. ~ IUlly .. ulped for llsh1.., YAMAHA U5 MX "12. w.tM:o & SAY& IUICIC CINTURY LUXUI II I: -· ' aJr -• c... ..2 ... -WO(f.'111un-Ftt. tlQbw. ... -· Trtni MX -. llJloml -~ c . . 2 oa. M.T. , • ~........, tape deck ,. • s· Pool table, "" thick ~ Dana Horbor, Sllp na,.1. tatt. . ..,.,..... 1 ...... ,,.,, "\\'*' 1or1t • -arm. rev1er Motors ,. "'_.., --~-~-~I · ~~Joda.Brudnewto ....... bed. -""1lt, 5 PERSIAN -oervlce red -·-. bLttank el<. Plus tandem 21 ,_,.c:rown,T"'1Jebcq IMW ___ _., ... ,... ' ._ WU lttt unclalmed. cuea,etc.$l.CG.831..12'19eve. male. ~ i&o.197'J TRI Hull WallMhN traUer.rithlirakes,.Sacrl· Jl":lll"'A'QntAr.r.Man:y•W.btS&ntaADam.stri :-..::=..•M:r.:;:..:.-; ~~· l'JW SUS, or KAZAMA 1'15 Glw Oomhl 5«1 8965. wlnilahleld. «I HP All elec. n.., equl!y, Pbooe 8:11·2188 -.. l350. 5514341. ' -... -• _,.,. -. -_,,_ .. 1 --881-0SOl Markfto ~-2 ..__ 154 °""*"· Laoded. .i.-alter&. tm HONDA 'l50 cc. -Trell-T......, "° ::::"' ... ";:"': .. ""C'..''::.:. ~ llOl'A bod, roUa..., bod, ......., UO. """" thin 100 In. UR new. FIBERGLASS boat, Mio< malcbod falrtnr A _,. --(Jlt) ~l •-$4095 ' I 'mople -. ! bu -. TV llldlo Hll'I HU~les ~ .l 1'rl<td for quldc sale. equtpt., ID HP ~ boot, crash hon. et.e. si-~~· ~ """ ---M wroucht .,Jn:m.. 1-wumower , , , ' Ir allwr $S. 6'B-3553. qinlt l&crUlce ..... room cond. Will take • 13' fUU:Y ,..1 type, ....,... . maple 5--136 4 1 female, 8 'wk. 25• f'eirllner cabin -.... aft 7 Pm· ' 'l'riwnPkc Twin In partial ~ ><!nt,mJ!l. ~ lllACH ILVD.1'1' Tiii llMl..01100 f~WY. -4 = ~-~ ~ 1973 ZENml I: RCA TV• I: ohh See to apprec. 362 E. · 225 HP VS: Sips f. HM.d, b r , 1 • " trade:im ~ A&AKI 90 ,. .. Trawl Tni1lr 19"10. 970 t-p1an1a. """l><i ..._ -., .,,_ All -St., Apt E. CM. aall«Y, rad» • bolt "'1k. _ ir:a:i W Air • T!'!!!'k1 962 Auto., Imported " :::-~ .. ·u..,, :l:. :.,~ ~ ~ o::~~CE clu1I ., •tart ~ ~· 11"1 or lld. 1, r..._u.i.. ~ ,:..~..,..~ * ~ U5l GMC Pick up. Deluxe ~LFA ROM. EO , M...__:n.. · . ty'1 largestdealer. 3 yr p'°" Wffd ne~ ~ .34• '$idl>jllclc l'iYbi'iiiP. new · Bell ~-5151 * 8 x 35' ,"!!lAVEl. 'l'R.AlLER. Jn ter lor, au tom& tt c -----~-- • ~M-UI -tube, 1 y,. porta .l 1:30pm. Open to all dop· In' Aug. ''It. Fully equlpt. Qil,;T' EXcell-~ C..,..l· troNmluton, al r -AU'A ROMEO SPIDERS. Wonlecl 820 oervlce -.t:y. Cub 90 ._ Smo. !4&s4928 SIS OMC 225-bp ··-· Alrcrofl t15 SCHWINN boy's -ed. 6'U«l6 dlUoalJw, New tiles and a-~ 4 !rQm ,-u or terms to 38 mo. avail. LR.MA A male AKC s:era, silo available $950IJ bib $3ll. Schwinn cirl'• tm ~· w[tub ahower bnbt. Excellent cuidltion. (RRJ'515). 1.-WANTED-8everal used ABC color TV, 19046 lovable ~ old 'rec1dilh firm. 675-8028. SALE/LSE BACKS Stingray bike $30. 29U air, a'W'ldnc 1 mi:_ old. Sac'. Equlwed with a sleeper. ll:fl--:-_,,,,_ __ ~ · Orlental rup 6 band·made -uri4 H.B. 98&-3329, ld Sac to · .,,.d home lll' SKIPJACK .l lraJler..Leu NEEDED Carob St. Eutbluff, NB Owner ~. c&ll MH151 af1or 5 pm and lt~':IJI.".' ~ f"'• , tapeetriea. Call eve Ii, O!' 9021 Atlanta, H.B . f:'.ius. · · than 2 )'l'I. old. Xlht cood. • ''13 Amerk:aq Trainer· Nu ~U'° Auto Servi p __ 8 _..,9 .;;-~k-"end~~~--.,....-,, JUI~ · •'' 16"-532!8· 9Q..5559, Few hours. 19.500, Bob • ,'11 AmericaD Tn.veltl'Nu 1972 YAMAHA XL 650. ce, •--•• ~ •n Ford Van coaversion 1 s WANTED one rood taUaate STEREX>: D!luxff tm ~ ~~k4::a/ ~\:.: Lane, Da,ys: 5•8-9383; : .~if~tt-Demo U~ 11XK> mllea. Like new 'G PONTIAC mottr, runs ton, sleeps 4, heavy, duty :: ..... JP. door~ H1llm.ln HU&ky $3). rard system, full me ideal for child Grow to 25 Eve.I: 615-2165. Priced rla:t\t condition. CaU to aee after eood. $50; auto. tram. $25; llhocks, A1ll/FM stereo tape, 1" C..U 5t5-0i2l or 546-4478. changer, Jen 1 en air lbt. $45. ~. lT' FIBER.FORM. boat w/'i» General A..;..tton Terminal ~ P~I week~ A all dQ rear end $25; bod;y parta • crptd, drpd, Ice box, 2 bum-'67 Alfa Romeo GTV. nu eag, * * WANTED:: Mono amp suspension spkra, 2X> watt HP EvirrNde 1; Hollclaw 0 C Airport Sf6.8930 • 'lt .\ Sun. 157. make otter or wilJ aeU car er stove, dual ex:hauat. JB,000 brks, pnt, map, Michelini, l .l 12" ~. 30, to or 50 AM I FM/MPX receiver GOLDEN Labrador, male f tilt trlr . .fO bn use. Xlnt . • ' Motor Homes oornp1ete. ~t ute $15. mL Nfi' tirel. $4,000 «"beat tape. Beaut. $2000, m.Ql61 1',·· wa1ta. -and .... deck. Brand new. mon. Ver lovable, adores cond, $1400. -... Comporo, Sole/Roni no .,, /R I ... A 2 Oiev. ,. .. Amerlcu Map air. -ASTON MARTIN . M -guar, Was left unclaimed. children. Cail 842,0402 . 11iM1116. :·-, -0 en ""' $U. '56 C!>eoy bood $5, '58 '62 roao· 1'·blll PV. SDllt :,1 ualcal Instruments v.u Originally over $350. Now Before 8 pm art 9 pm ($25). * 30 FT. Owens Cruiser* 65 CHEV "-,Ton CaJnper l'on! s eyt motor, runs rima on rear. Good ttret,• : ', .i. 8 A SS 0 0 N Mollenhauer. $170. or amall pymnbs. AKC COLLIE Pups. Tri.I' & Larp salon I: flying bridge Spec. w/8% Ho l i d a Y CLOSE COINJlete $Z. 2 FC4'd new battery, fuel pump. ASTON Martin DIM. Jlnt, "· p-far beainnig -1193-<i!Ol. Sable' si-/Pel. Stred by Good -· $5,990 Cabover Camper. $1351). • -beedl. recent valw job, Recent vaiYO job. Radio • cond. N~ tlrea. paint *· I , , $350. 641>2562. MORA!ml model 22 em/Im Canadian C!>amp. $l00-;115. '9Um -5'8-0351 alt 5. SZ. '86 Fon! !llO bloc:lr. beatr.. $500. Private par1JI. ,.:-==·----- ..._ recetver, uo watt. -. c.u....... camper to ftt -~ llO. i can after ' p.m. AUDI !~ WANT Electric UPRIGHT Dual model 1019 stereo turn GOLDEN RETRIEVERS _ 20' Wood boat w/small cabin ,Toyota or amall truck; OUT Bucbt 1ea~ $5. flf" Qev. e 962.(111 e • I BASS -;:o~:m; • table, pr U" 3 way AKC ' :.=. ~~ ~'Wf:· ~-·etc. $500,·e,.. l:f. .l tiles $25. Or wtJI '69 EalNOLINE ElQO, 1'71 AUDI SID::j ., IP ea k er I' Xlnt cond. Omnp. lines. SlloU. , $fm ~ , e 1or T? Automatic with eampbW ~i !· HARPSICHORD $700. 846.m& aft 4:SO"" . $100. m.1388. , ' · 6' CAMPER SHEU., aJumln. * -* Equip. C8111i8'11J. $2299, SU-i:.;1...-· bb¥*; I: -Mernrl. 615-1239 GRUNDIG Studio :mo Hlsn GIANT Standard Poodle 16~lphln .:::li "!ii "'f'ln& um. lllO. ~alt« 4:30, SALE WANTED one -tallpte SUmet 1""" 5tlO Garden = ~= ;: Office Furnltu,../ -le, bnnd..,, In Mate 1 yr. old. Black. N~ lOO.M~.B • .,;1~., Fl1.,alidaySat t:J' ~~Hual<y. G""'8 BIVd .. Wettmlnlter, whla~'wan 11re1. :tx'. I'· !quip. 824 ~ ~d retail oauers. SUS. 847·1951. trtr. 22> VlctDrla St., C.M. Cycl-. Blk• ~ ~ ·~ Calli. Cl3M010 tremely lo mllea. Ill!"\ ' . •DALMATIAN Pupa, AKC• 1910 SK IPJ ACK 21 Sooofwt 92.5 TRAVCO NEW Tl1WI " 1'liiil ~ '12. FQRD FIOO, y,._ Aulo, Concl. ('118CQSl -. lj:::~~°,"boi~::..,_~ 'i'Z~'rl\: =~~S:;l.7 Fly~ & 53S-245B •YAMAHA m-1265 1118-15.Mud.l"""treod~'s ~;o ~ ='. $3666 : ' metal gears • "° cheap • m<lM9 • Yamaha so pss, Ladles 2 Of lug GM design. All for $200. &Imel Ford, 5tlO Garden NaL-Cadllltlt I'.' ~ parto. Made In U.S.A. 11USH Setton, adorable & 16' Blrdl cratt. 35 hp & Schw!M, ! opd & ex\l'U $32. 7' BEAUTY & 50'1-1071 evos. Grove Blvd .. w-.. _... ~ ... d !·'' Model J6.S7-54. Mak~. lovab&e, 6 wks, purebred trailer. $400. or best offer. 548..e832 1 SET ot 1963 "'---..._ Fl CalU. ~ AUTHOR.IZED D~t ... SO.: . I II s: MAY $'50 ea. St&--1610. 552-7006 . . ....... Ye .. • .., HARBOR. BLVD •• i, . ..,,.;,:: eves °" e ,,.. ., You SILKY T-AKC· Male _ ~~, Co · ...._, lll67 1910 YAMAHA 1~ Reblt rl fl'INCE t::!-~-~!'1"" '°"' '12 HOLID"Y Wbeela. Bub-COSJ:A MESA · . . Fln ~·'15 .M~~ •• ~·~ --· enir. up. clwnbar; 21" ~ ~=· --.,.. or ble Too Camper, 1,000 Mi1ea 545'MIOO~~;-,,i0pe~n~~~ : • F;SK, 3X5, walnut; ottlce $150 • .... • ~. Except Clean. 1 ' frcnt tire, extras. ¥ A anytime wkrm. (1'8J'!:K) $5499. S un 1 e t ";': , . ' type. 114. Alma Co. Centor 3 Lines, 2 Tl-1, $2.00 Mier 1 & Sun, 644-&.18. 6Gs2120 reltable. !350. 54S-Ols2: THE TRAVCQ 270 CUSTOM black loom "'°" Fc!nf. 5tlO Garden Grove AUDI 711 ' 1 LS L .. •!pefd . _. dril.'ftl' lockl all. Good con-RUSSIAN Wolfhound Paid Boats, s.n .· 909 HONDA Trd 'lO w/band ing wheel, flat, lf.", Nt!'W!r Blvd., Weatmlnltlr, Calif. ~f{~cia'1'' ..... dl-$100. 6IU1ll. G 4 . old -·~ " p)O. Sacrlllce for rrs to --· dufch " c.w. olf-hW)I ... Uled. $1.l). -= ..... ... -0 ..-· --::t, I '. TWO 6' . ....., steel deW w/ MOVIN • Yl' .....,.,. -bomo. 548--0488. WANl'Ell ml!. v..., low mU...i. hn: MOTOR HOME anytime -'69 ECONOLINE E2lO P.,.. al"" tables, $85. A j!OO. ~ ~= 1p<>iled, 8 Week old Basset Hound Y,\CHT ~ maculate cond. $ll60. 518-0196 2 DEEP DISH AMro 91-Super Van "Nlco" (35'151Cl St.tel !Pde chair & desk PART ~brador f-PQPPies, brown &: white & MUlt be honest, exper, '12 HONDA SL 70, like new. rut.LY LUXURY EQUJP.. preme lf'' Qieyy w/dra S2)99, SU.met Ford, 5l40 cha1n $1. A $15., f92.1771. P<IP' trk:olored. AKC, !162s3U9. -tic. New oail A bkrr-1-than .50 hn. Macy PED wrm Alr Conditioner $50. 9'19-S>. _ Garden G'°"' BI v d . , Nft 3M Copier #257 PY to~ ~riels 6 PUPPIES !or Eastor, Clll'ly Muiner Yadlls. 815-1393. mod l f I eat Ion a. $215. U.000 BnJ/111).\00lt, r 0 0 i · W-. Calli. 638r40ID ' • $3)0. can 64M844 n•~ u.,~. . black oockapoo mlx. $5 SAIL -13'. Fut A flo>. 551s06.. l!JOWl!/Extra Battery with ~ Van1 961 .;...;,;;..;..;....;... __ ; __ ...;... 826 -· , -nux, I>"" each. oos.= Xlnt. cond. Trail<r, Must •n BULTAO'.l ll50 Matador Dual Swttdl/255 Amp. I _..,,. j = 1-------- Plono1/1>r9ons ~ '!:.ill ~ ._ '" Boxor Pups AKC rHo. 1..u lmmed. -t ~ tut. -for dlrt,.qutei Power Plant, ~c-Onan .... '69 Chev tm "Uln'IN ..__ ~t 1. '?<ARCH MARCHES .IN-and .......... e. Callmornlnp. 49'J..«f;t boat. $395. compl'fte. pipes. naDders ban. etc. 6,<m. W, 2 cyl./alr cooled eond. EoonomJcaL ; 1 ao does Walllctu with an ,._ Angoro Kftl9ns 842s3lll<. $400. lln•l279 eve. 1'>!oer Vent In batbrnom/ -YAN ll3CFl123 • ; • ~'lnv"""'7. cl<amrt 968--0113 Ch:'!!"!'!. Pups ~ WANl'Ell: Crulae, """'• '12 BMW' '150, iiilliiiiGn~ Prewtrec1 far 2nd roof aJr Antlq-/Claslct ,953 '18. aulD tnnt, radio, h.ater, AUSTIN Hl.4U:V '.i1 nle. Used, dllcounted, D.ALMATION, AKC, male, 2 ~ e mbrd motor. to 30'. Glul 1mmaculate machine. ~·to ~I REAR Re!frlc· two tmt yellDw A wbltt. ~~~Diii~j,;;;;J l1oor Amples, many olbel'I ,n old, --· Ho,_ 156 rJ"~ ~nJ'; ~~ &PlftCla;e. $l$J5. tle')!!tS. ~'i'N! ~vco In.&~ ** '53 MG TD SEDA!j, 00!" 61.793E. AumN !1BALEX otdeepl)>~POI!""'--w1dlildren fm.2600. 5 YR old-;;..-,,.ddi'; -lSG0.0....Meaa,9'1626. '10KAWAW!J Gree--Coml>.l'l'lre, Spare, ~.lllnt lhape. '25<JO· $1766 '88.'N"';',!!' <::!: 'Wolrichs MuS1c City 5 Little g!rla <part abopbenl tac1aoom $550. 3 y,. old l{_. SLOOP ~ -newl7 reb1~4 hp B" s eng, ml. llflon Including bumper , 8"Jt YCl!l'l.1111)' n =--- 1 SoulbCoutl'Wa··SIO.iJ!31t '-)Need .. bomo" hone wimtdJ. $1llOi Wt1I iili:i)-iaila; ilum.....,.: BonanzaD)lnl _blq.-, mt.•"11'•~¥.~RecrMlfonol -• · •, la'.:.!. · WUIUJ1ZER <lk>rd Otp.n, -· aell all for $600. can David, C!JSlilolll. 1'111!!!!..· trailer. ~<;:RD Mldco!·w/350 Hondli JL~~~ indAmCDemleallln ,._, Vohkl• . 956 · UAlll IMW ' model 4022-0 1911. Only FREE to -bom4I 6 moa 615-2165 alt !I. $li0)-.''11·121> .... engine. 'h'ade 0< besl•illfer. ~·~~-p. 1-~· VN IHI . ' Uled 6 w!m. II inter.atod call old !emaie li German Bbep. SELLING 1' lbare B Yl' lS' Sooth Cout bullt K<el Ph. 551,2612. ol BaU..., <Jbar&or/Furilaoe DIJNE • Wlrtnr In bvt flllotll Vlltt 0!1r - - . '557..ro4alt6pm ... wkndl. puppy. 53lsQ7. '!lJon>ughbftd/Arai> ...... -L Needs --. • HOND.\ llQ, Trall -,91),(ll)B'l'Utolleuolll4/... up.-..... . I , · PRIVATE ....., wanb 1n NO PEn! allowed! lnle our ~ ri<fl!r. $225. Seo at n'l5. 551,1288. new rubber, reodJ to au. ~ ,J,,": ·~~ ~-o&r !"!. f.llO. 19811 Hori>or, CK. G46-S303 I bll)I Plano far euh. ldlty.Flxed-lem.l.ong -Center LARX:U.GretitbQyw/trlor '911.IG-'1311 -U(ll)BTU Automotive 'tmYAMAHAEndurc>'-'12 Holiday~ C&mper ' : 1'. S.22'18. ·' bah'. 6C-21189. ~; '99.1535. oail A -Gnat 2 1973 -SL 125 1-• $16' 295· lS71 YamahaEbduro -~ Van, ..,.U ;F.qillpL, Alr ; o;.. ----------~ REG. Quarter bone. I Yl' day aa11nr; l3m. 64i>Sm. -2lO mlleo. Ha2'dl7 mi 3 bike trlr lllO cc, Cond., Retrt& .. Oven. 8-' :1 &LALWWVL¥4RLYZWL __r ..,.., •"Arab Geld. 3y,.. KrrEw!tb;,..,,.tm Good -'800. llC'MMIC1L I oullit$1.2JO.m.ilae~ ~~~·~ .. ,ROY CAR •'*1 , . · Tack add. 97>-9490 Nancy. c:ond. !500-• tm HONDA 31;1) FL Kl. ' BIYd' W...........,. ,e.'J' IS4 E. 17tb a, l -.. ,. •• '•' ' I.-., For 1n act In WCNMn'1 World Call Mory Both 642"5678, oxt. 330 i,;·/ntern~tlo(lal Designer PaHerri ,, ,.. ' " ·~ ,,, ' r r . . , •• 'fl -·-··-.... ,~· .: ' I \ :• Fontana REG. Appy. 4 yrs. Gn!eri CaB 6fH!32 -cond, -· "'-DANMAR Sports, R-, Redo tS9 i3M1io ·:'T.--' ......, Ototo M... • • .... ,. -$450. ,.. belt o&r. KlTJ!! no. ·1811, ~d Sa-tllOO. IM7-1C111 CROWN Qnel&lll N '121 'ii) ~ i2 Paa V BMWo at BEAQI DIPOll'!S. Eve: 6C-l7?!8. bol m mo, 11o11<rJ1 A Own MUST ""° 't15 Hondli 305. INC nu 1'jlhola, ba..UloS ~ fllli -i!C. "ilead sharp~ '711, 2!02. AIC (lGlOl'J, '4- ... m»t& Etts. -Best -or • am/fm nu~ dlrnl-. (mstll) •· ·Sunset -UOO 4-dr Sedu (OWRQ). I ... I~ UDO 1' " m. No. m; trade. -. 8812'1l91. MOTOR HOMES --onlY. 8'8'7CI, Oft ....... $llO Garden Grove s,. thole 2 --__ , --~;•;;=;;;•;-;;.~·~JR~ I XlnL cond. '850. ~ '68 H<tnda 115• Xlnf. cond., Sala1-S.rvlco•Rent1l1 2 pm~. . ·, Blvd., W•tmlnlter, Callt lfr1ii ij . _ " . 1'.. or m.3219 att. 5. -or dht. Helmet .l 13801 HoriJor Blvd. Truclcl ff! ll.1MOlO 1' .;ay-'· 1r ro ~ 3 •· EW> other ...,.., fl60. -.,. Garden G?OYe •n EroNOili\'E CUiiom rude~18'15...,, . KAWAW<I '7L Enduro 175 531 HM 4 WHEEL llrtw!, '12 a..,. Cl\tb waaun. 3 Sula. "Alr" -·-Boots, Gonerot 900 83.i.u Xlntcond.$425orbeolctr.r. -VUUV li Ta>, Camper Spacial (SUllVBl $.15119. Sunset -.SCRA-M-LEJS 14' CATAMARAN w/lralla' 6f6.mJ. Che>enno. ~1D. SIP' -~ llf40 Garden G..,. I flt' l " -l!eol• -tbla 1910 -Titan 500CC very 27' TRAVCO =-~ YN..' ~ ~ WcMlmlnater, Callt u;iwE A : -. -· fut. -cond, Du. $CID., 25' D!StllVERER deck, Tinted eiaa, Tnno l ANSWEIS HOBIE l4. s-In ..,... or'l!O, 49U82'I alt CL !1J'.!l2' CONTINENTALS cooler Ooolani ~ '81 OIEVROLET Slepvan, 1973 BAVlllll : trailer w/boom box. ~ ~ Kawallld 1'15 Im ori& . 21' PRD >E .l JOYS ~ l pa ,..._ (IS 20, .. -minibus, 6 cyL, auto., flllllll , ~·-80-11111. · miles. p;o ' VAN CON\ ~RS13NS pl pad\y) ,;= Ideal tor .,.,..,_, $1,2)(). I A1to1t -~ -Orcbld -accaa. .,..,_ iiCs.811119 cr t" • Service • llentala ~bumrier ~~ . 98&-31115. Prl P'>'· CREVllR IMW : ~0=--Boo,., Slips/Dock!.,!!! HONDA '73 cs liOO. Still * Danmar Inc. * bumper, tow~. ·es DODGE v ... &bullt Sal ... Servtco. ~ A-· v1a1t1ng a -SLIP for 30 lo ·as• ..u or ~~ $l2lO. "7-3249, 1SWJ! Hatbor Blvd., GJl, ~.!':; =-~"':,~ = ~.~ ! 218 w. ht 81·\ 9anta bar who WU maJdnc buttw. ~. f'1wt coneret• --531-6800 ~"' e'9 ofter ~aft 5 IU-J n '" ; offd>ed In and helped. 'lbe doclcl In bay. e mo min. lS71 YAMAHA M!m.Ehdun> Next ., G.G. Dobuo ~16.5 Ir•• 11 ••II• • · · ll"'= CAPRI -bic d"l' the neiPbor 61W606. 28th St. ll-llCfdl, -rana _.j Mull.,_ tiles on -'!Ill Dndp I cyf van/cuatom ~~~-:: ~ SUp Al( up to., ~al!ru..'. :~1.J1e'::12k ~~:'.': =;18110· can S'l5-M9I ---------... ·1 aerv .. ......., ., Lido ~Drln ~~ RID1'A·Blloe. Drud ..,., ._ mVIM. Aft 5, fer. Mi-ll51 ..,. A FORD Y'" 8 ~ ~, ~ ';' :,=:-=~-· .,....,.--·-· , .--.uu tt1ll ln box. $80 val. llll fer 8J8..05:B. Tuttn. weekends. -"'J'"' .. ......, EXP'D Yaohhman, -. ~.·5'8s2898. _ Roni A Motor~ "11 F2IO Sport CUilom v ... oaneJeds!J. ='~tape w/8 ! =~will .. ~ A~~a.~"'ar!'. Glrl'11o.5pd lib foryour·YOC1ll011 Allto,Alr,Stowbox.Yellow=W-• ,.. BRAN"' NEW ;.· period "' lime. <21ri Wl!!!!:6'IUl90. Lllto ..... -. •110 * .su.aoo * <3D3Hl'2919,Sunoet~ ...,...._...,.=....,_..;..;;;;1 u rie:h1l!ll. SIDETltBalbQa-totr SUZUKI T.C to 18%' SELF-O>ntalned,1 '12 =..=cil\r"..!Jl;· WSPAY TOI' ' '73 eAPRI : Boots, Motnt./ beom All boa!. $IO. mo. 1lio Jlilfio. $300. W.31111 Ttop for -. SUS wk!, le '56 arEV CUatom. Moc. CASH 1m.....r1oi.' Del,.,.,Y Service 902 ~ '12 BOND.\l!!O 1or .ie. Xlnt a mile. Aft. s. S3CH150. a 4 ~ <191124GJ 1199: GUSTAPSON t oo,.TS· cLEAii'!:D·-,.-......,." s111911 ~~:J!r~•·OlllY~ ~~"::~Dual=~ ~C: . Uncolft.M1www; hiopeded 35 ,..., per toot. SUPllR 1814• lllelklllOj' ,.,.,. 'ST -305 HONDA -· * 66-Ri * Calli. cii-«iiD ' lor -can A tr<ICb, lust 548-1255 let -l Ider, w/lm Xlnt. c:ond. -. l&m. :14• PACEARROW, .........,. '69 Q1EV IS Tm -eallualorlreeestlmateL ' ui:~al~ Boots/Morine -.. -. ---"'°" :r#f· air, ..... =· Good oonillltcta an CllYllOl.£f la ... * 12121 E ..... p. '°" ,. "' I a ~ ICtl' rm RALEIG8 ~ -Xlnt cond. -· (W ) $1B99. -Ford. I . • ........ of the Vlltlnt'' WANT •12, '73 Mero .. ~:t=..n 1r1or. ~ar:·~ ~:1;:l=~~apbone ~e,~~ "'==lf:r DATSUN f ~~-;! ·:~ PRE-Summer -iii Hlmtlnglltn Beacb • ' 40 w/elec start. ,,,.. goOO. C!>ev PU 8' bed,-U..vj Ml«lll'I Kl W3!1 DATSUN "11 :Ill Z. ~~ ~lhpau-.s TAA GAZER~¥. :=,..~~ ~~~~ =. "::. ~ ..._ ~' never ued. ~ eta&. ..:..."" ·~ ~ ar. Very u,:: :_ 11 extra clean. ~~~~ =..-Sell! -'I-~~' .. "./!:! )1.. ~·m . an....,. .• 11,\UER BUICK ~71171 ... 2 WORK BOAT 1i• tlMI _.. "'Atl=r•r• .. •t:r~ ~Jl"*ll 'llt~~n»f· ~Rubol'Bl~ '10 DATSUN wbeeltdr~-•1twu 4111dna•cifilie e e ._ ~_,WANTED ~~I'm!. ii 111Bc -ale<! 11Ut ,:!!::.-..... ~~ '10 DODG~ Mw<fl!?(. J..S. °'""P O>unl>'a Gon1en Grove BI --Mii or-· ~-:;ii:;-Auto, -c&m_p•r , TOP SlltlYER w-•-. Callt. -fol. • ...... C7l8111Fl --....... lllU. llWIEY :OOYOrA '12 l>ATSUN :Ill z. Lifl;..... ,i06 tr:. ·;i;. =:&":".a.in..:i-~~7-~~~. .. Dllllll:L -Si;" •!l:ir1. '101'100 "-· XIJr, V1i DBUY JUNK CARS - tlllllli:llS , _, .. -Is;• .''"'• J::;_ ,~ Au1D, ~ ' 'NI c e ' ... °"""""' AuO> '10;;:ss;;Da:-'ta=m°""ll00=-'=a."',..=- --· i;:;i... ~~ r-~~~ ... _ -970 ~.-.. • .i,~ .. ~ .... Twin_ _ .. ~ •• r w--. ant._ • , ::m;:w1a tDcl ndtar. rs~ .:,:-9 I 't .. 'Tl l'1DO CiMtom V..., ~ ........ ·~ Da"="<llwl 510 "!°._air. g-· ........ , '7f Ing (MmK) ... -.... ~ • 17 l'lllERGLM8 b 0 at . --.. "'--n-l'Uld, 5440 -cm.. 'ft CAP!ll, v,., auto, mint ·•, --=-.!s. ~lis ;;r. ,., "'F ;;=" · Blvd. w-.... ~ c:ond. Oob< a.ooo m1. Uc 11o. "11 DATSUN 510. -, = ... .. .. _ -awt..11, -. -'°"' cond, $1 . 'r...1"'!" lJ'l2, SpoltFWm' "' ~ 1t• " ·12 l"J50 ~ Clqs '12 DATSUN PU, 1800. litrl 54H162. u~ II SOL. ""'°' v~ ._,,.. cond. Odor s.ooo mi Uc No. 4 &.c 14, -·~-r-1r"'~ !:~~=-~~~lib-· ~ .. ~~rip T:1s~~ Ir''" !: w-,00tt,1:11a Z~· llOOO. uc No. DATSUN "11. iiiO !:: v_,,, ---•-'12"511Cua1om~ ,. llMll;1--.ir--. ~--....__.. --...__ -·-ll"ilJ: I . Auto., V,., Air, "NlcO" --11.000 mL lJc 44pd. Wlt1. - ----------- ~ :ro _,_ ~ ~ ~c.J:' =.iii ~~ .. CM. '!:.;.: =:--:~ ';;: 1,:Jll••············••l W..tmh dm, CllH. 1·•"45-tf«I * Oeetnec!. ..... • I • • • _..... l§l I· _..... I@ I -.... 1§1 !· -....... I~ I _.... n"!I I _.... I@ I _..... 1§1 _ ..... ~;;;~.~ .. ;.; ... ~ .. ;~:~.;"'~1;Aui.o.~~;~1~-~; .. ~ .. ;::J·~7:01 l ;A;-;~.~ ........ ;~ed~5970;1 ~A~.,,.,.;~. ~.m;,,...;;t;edE~970~~=~:1....,.::: .. ~~,,.,:1.""""~~. ~Uoocl;E~~"°; A-. Used DATSUN DATSUN NIW 1973 PICKUP NO DOWN MERCEDES •NZ TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO BUICK CADILLAC ' .. _ '72 TOYOTA$ '69 vw VOLVO •• IG 2-0.0. Aoto * * .• BUICK SlqLARK. llEI« 21 "'5 mv tl.S S.E.L. l l ~ 'l\'ans., °""" (YR m l. 4 o., lo ml::,. vinyl top, cuot 1971 El Do•odo ~~";s:~ all * .[~ ,. Onl.)' $1595. te'lltl, P&lvu. ~lb. xlnt nie ~pJtome ol ~ lux- Bost otta. 673-a'!. To Choo~ ,.,..,, $966 -•--d 1 t l onmr, tllt·t<- HEY! How About A Buick! Mike Mc€arthy Bulct I "The Big Qn•" Is Orange Co1111ty Bulclt Headquarters. -4 opeed, padio, ... ..,., ZXR· ~ : <.'Olld. 11'/m, l4Wl46 ""' automobllff. 1\'lnyt tot>, ~d!.. .. :....-A,f:.: • DEllOi'o""TORS .... Seti<. ~ qn•r j cAD1LLAc ~..,!..'•:!f ~: -21 ,.. -fir 41 mo. MG See It . Yoo'll •·~It -~ ~ 1972 Soden Do Vlllo wheel ..... , and air con-. Del. ~ -mJl.IO. ' j Clearance Sale ' ~l 'l'ute!tilly II n t • h. d In d It I ...... tllt-telncoplc MIKE MCCARTHY A.P •. R. 1C.J4"'. l\IG ,67, B ~..!.....,, ~ PR!~ START fl'A" .,,,:, Autos, UHd 9?0 Shalimar Gold with white wheel, powe. dool-locka, [ i l . ..,...,., ~·-·~ 1779 UIA -ID 2 vinyl top&; pfd taPettry I: 11tereo multiplex plus 8 Butstnt Luaaae Ra&. Wire Whffla TOYOTA C:-~ti;e .finEl· 'i:!.~ lftthe' lntmor. FUU power, track tape. A ~ pleaser !<"" ,,,., IZYD722J, o;>JY • Con"··n•-• ,72 M-~ IV. lactoey air, tilt wheel. (ll30CXH ). • ...-:-,•.:;:-~ $1195. ~ Example: 1000 % dr. 4 spe~. wJOC" uu ........ AM/FM Ile~ po doo $555 5 radio, heater, 1ow mUes. 19116 Harbor, CJd. 646-8303 Both irked to 1ell! (2U} t-i... -·•--'-~1r •• Ar Jii:raf!, J 1BJ TE211lll8<9. vw. •• BEACH 1MFORTS. ll<H4i<l/'1'16-155l. ~·~ooo-"':'· ·~· Naben CadiUac .,..,.-·----· (714) 194-3341 FIAT ·~ ~!n c-e. l9 #;:t:;J ·~-~~.TvaJOY .. &·-.; .. ·l::bl• ~i ~~J;S; BU.ICIC No.,.!59~!c11nac A~~~ AMIFM-'"41o.-I<--. -q -"\'! ·~ Only $585. ~ All'n!O=DEALER !Wl).910!) ~ ~~ ... lllJlO, Pv\. ""· M6-0!6L '68 MGBGT G....,_ Gl'Mt ~~· ~...., JAGuAR ....... ·-Qlll mm&. SAVINGS ' . lllUdi -R BL. UNDEJ\ 1969 1 '!""1!!!!!!1!'!'!!!"""' ..... ~""!'!'!!l!!!!~'!"""l!!!!!ll!J!!!l I l"6"-rl + 2 Cpo. MGI O£AH LEWIS ~= NO ~EETY :,,.':'~ .~~ ;;r£~i~ Autoo, u..d 990 Autos, UIOd ~ ·j --wltll BIRD Bea .. -Uke -· l ........ ....i. w/.,,.,., 1.....,, xtl"L CADILLAC CADILJ,AC ' Addia ... ...., '65 MGI 1'66 vw eamp" ....-bit AU -... 0n1y 32,ooo m1. CaJt 111meue, c1ays - Fa ct o ~ y air, l , ITIQJYlt'\ITIAJ to Europt', 3' Ion&" wheel But ao honest to """'1 ..,. Thia luu been lnd ear In 96&-4456, eves -OOS:.1111. --~-----1970 Cpo. De Ville a u t--. -• -~ _ hue, •tandln& bead rm, 1eous '69 Bwcl<SKYLARK. lamlly. Gold w/btaok Yin. '67CADilLACSdn.DeVtile. EL DORADOS ExclttngShallnw'Goidwtth AJl/111 ndkt, wlN wbeelt. Rold.te'r:_!_,1.. 1''66 H bor tact. reblt. 1fiW. cc. reblt Nothing but sweet IOlUlds top. $2950. call 464-979'1 or All Power, "Air'' (VARD18). black ytnyl top a: mat.china: etc. O::m~y rn:tored .. special \rn.u.tJ). ' •r ttaflll, brkl, eta,· etc, 1tove, from this little bargain. 10 645--5570 Sat-Sun. $1299. Sunset Ford, 5440 l967 to 1972 full leather Interior. J'WI without doubt the deumt. Cost• Meta 646.9303 Icebox, eta. Mlllf. aee ·$.1500. DAY FREE TRIAL EX· '67 CADll.J..AC Sdn. De Ville. Garden Grove B 1 vd., 17 :TO CHOOSE power, factory air oond., lntbecwntyl (ll.114). $499 '68 TOYOTA ~11 1'\nl<• Road, 1<.B. CHANGE. All Po .. ,, Ak (URE;63}. We •1min•t "• Cali!. COUPESCONVERTIBLES """°· tilt & trl._tc $27n 64>'6337 GUSTAFSON '""'· Sunset Ford, .... 636-40to. • •leering, "'· "'· <912BEJl ' ' ....,__ :Mill H.-Bl,d. Hardtop epe, 4 '"""· fact· '68 vw Bug, whl,., good U I M Garden Gnw• BI vd . . ~~1"°91~2'""e=1.-.o-•c1o--DE VIUES $3777 Nflben Caa11MRO "-~-...... Qr)' air. radio, heater, tinted shape. $.900. Se@ at 41()1~ nco n· ercury we IJ t min It e r Calif. o r• 1966 to 1972 ~ ro "'lass y,•heel COVl'l'll all """ •"JO. Sparkling firemist lacquer N L--C cl"--AtmlORIZED DEALER At Fair Drive ';> ' ' Iris, CdM or call bet. 5-6 16800 Beach at Wattner .............. finish with vinyl top and 34 TO CHOOSE Gu.n G MK; 2600 HARBOR Bl.. 546-lm.7 While, WVD971$96.6 eves, G7J...ll.24. Huntington Beach '72 Cad Cpe DeVille, gold matching cloth & leather in· COUPES AUTHORIZED DEALER OOSTA MESA ' '65 Sundlal Camper 842 ........ * (213) 592-5544 w/gold inter. Fully equip. terior. Dual comfort front SEDANS 2600 HARBOR BL. , St)..l100 Open Sanday See It . You'll Buy It • Nu brks, nu Urea, runs good. ''Home of the Viking'' 21.IXX> mi's. Pvt pty. Must seats. full power, factory CON\TERTIBLES COSTA MESA • 1 ~ -XKE s•~ l!ADi6. ST::il or otter 673-7794. sell I Make offer. Eves/ air, tilt wheel, ...........,r door Many excdlent cok>rs 540-90ll ()pen Sunday . .-. ·-Jaguar. uu.. ~ • . '69 BUICK Wildcat. Air knd ~2517 D ~--~. low _, u-~ lop · WI. '"' vw •-•· ~ 000 L • w s .....,... · 11 Y s Jocks, stereo multlple'X, etc Choice of interiors O.W Michelin X Htta, 'n MGB GT, wire whll, TOYQT& Many xtru. Sharp! $1200 $1G99. SUnart Ford, 5440 etc. Sure to please the most "'ivm • ea er ............ uu. ~ II.II', -, sU\;a, ""'• m Strato Bench. (Xlll406l. 642-3870 (~--L I th l CAMARO owner. (213) 5!n-Q27. AM/FM 1terreo, lmmac. . ft firm. 673-4506. Garden Grove 8 1 vd • , 1'69 Cpe. De VIII• de mi and i nv buy er . Factory air conditioning Low ml ~ p~ 548-Q16 W t In Calli Sunbunt original ti-'-•· with (381.DSD). Full power . Cboice ot: JAGUAR '10 XKE, Air Q)od, ' ,,. •• "'' '67 CAMPER VW, '69 reblt es m • t er, ., •uau Stereo ~/FM radio ......,. Sleftlnc, New Dim-&It Spm. lll06 H.-, C.M. 646-9303 1600 •lll•ll5!0 or beat oHor 63!H010. -!\JI! lea""' Int· $6777 Cruise c:ontrol ..... (4088NN). '10 MGB; }Ont ...... low '10 TOYOTA Corona MK II <all aft Cpm, 6l5-.a763 '11 CENTURION Mr lldtp. ~. blk~l ::· :::::. Nabers CadiUac 'l'1'Unk opener & more =1 ~m-=.1 tell. Mab Wagon, Automatic "Air" 'Il VW. Mut le1l by end of 26,CW mi. Vinyl top, air, dltloning, door locka, Atrl'HORIZED DEALER Allintmmaculatecondition . ~ ~i11r mo ~· . """ -.i., ~.:..~~ $!~ ..... -~ "!!.~..! '!'!:· -'?GllEST OFFER. =· ~ $ 33 0 0 . AM/FM radio, white walls, 2500 HARBOR BL Lart<eat selectioa to I Prtoed '"-... ...., uamcJ1 unm: ,..,.,.._ etc. Tru1y an outstan<ling COSTA .MESA Ormlie County .. "'f",•= 1o u"'k-, · "' Bh•d.. Watmlnltn, CaJ1L ·12 vw Su..,. Bur. OMI m1·~ '10 SKYLARK, c dr, HT, air, valoe. (67AZEJ 5l<Hll.OO Open Sunday Noben Cadillac I ~~::;;~~~=~:'.!:.,.~';' ~p~·;d;;;;r'.:-"'1~ f;J6-40Ut White, a.m/fm. new szn>, nu tires. V/'ls.lp, clnn! $2m ·~·CAD .~ -Ou-.... AUI'HORIZED n~At'C"D 1;68 JAGUAR XKE -•-··le '67 MGB Ro&dater. Xlnt "10 TOYOTA Corona MK 11 ~2573. ComJi record& $21915. Pr/ ,L;1QO • con""''" ..,.....,.. · ~~ white, black~ .. oond. $1,ooo. .'Hardtot> Cpt', Auto, "Sha'P" '69 V\V, Good cpnd., cl ... 1n pty. llll-lll34. Nabers CadiUac ~mis~wn4:'·~ ~ 2500co~~L., beautlful Enslllh red .CaJ Dl-7171 '(488BMC) $1699. Sun 1 et &: out. nu t1ret Ir brake job. 'n RlVIEJU.. Exec Auto. AUTIIORIZED DEALER incl cruiae control. $2150. 54()..9100 Open Sunday ' 1971--CAMARO---. -P-/s_l<_P_/h_,,: Ak. 350. c speed. -' clean. n.ooo milel. MAlCE ~ OFFER. M6-.Q)1L I •n CAMARO ate, auto pwr _ •/b, White lettered Yellow -Sharp! 6.17-9625 '67 CAMARO SS 350, C ape!, xlnt cond. $850. ' 673.J343 CHEVROLET Sempm!t tirel ,CSIK> eL) ~Westminster, Calif. '64 VW GOOD CONDmON ml., $33» or best, 968-1896. CX>STA MISA ~642-44~"76~. ,..,..,,.,,.-.,o--;= '68 BELAIR. Auto, p/1, new ltather tnterlor. New OPEL Ford, 5440 Garden Grove $ll95. Call 545--0630. Loaded, Immac cond. 68.IXX> • HARBOR BL., Have new Cad, must sell. ~ ~-wbeeol 11. 4 speedbe. This '70 OPEL GT ._. __ 1• $400. e '65 RIVIERA.. Sacrifice 540-9100 Open Sunday '69 CADILLAC Cpe. De Ville. • titts. Xlnt cond. Mt11t 11ell •uu•te catl can seen $1450 '70 TOYOTA Hllwc ••w.;A 67S-<l206 after 6 pm $600. MUST SELL. Call CADILLAC Convertible 'TI All Power, "Air'' (ZUK736). $750. offer. 557-<1757 by a,ppt. only. 642-J86C. · with Camper ( 6 O 5 C PM ) , ~~• El 0o-•-Prl-' to --" 1 ,_ 8 t ~~ <"" , G A E Sow miles clean, doCn& out $1799 Sunset Ford 5440 66 VW bug. Perfect con-'II •~ •-llUU. "'""" 11e11 11 ......,.,,,, lUlle ... wu, .7rt'U ·n VEGA Hatchb&ck, 4 IPd. 67 JA U R XK 2+2 a few ~an at wholesale Gard~n Grove' 8 iv d ., diUon inside &: out. $700. 'SS BUICK SKYLARK $6100. (2'13) 649-14«lf776.85.51 Garden Grove BI vd · • Something Big rlh. 17,IXX> ml. $UOO. Xlnt · 4 speed, -.ml bn radio, Blue Book Price. l Welbninlter, CalU. 636-4010 Call aft.·5 pm 642-3963 . Good cond. $1,450 firm. '69 CDV xlnt cond, freeway Westminster, CalU. 6J6..4010. '68 Cadillac two door. Big cond. 499-4172. ~e wiie wheels, yet· NEWPORT IMPORTS "ll COROll..A w,..n-Rack e '72 vw Bus. Radials. Am· Private party, 847-5.103 mileage, original owner. 63&-40lO. ·car. Btaer value. 10 DAY l-':',66~CHEVELLE===c:MAL1B==u~ .,,..-. $2495 3100 W, Coat Hwy., N.B. new radial tlrei, air cond.: Fm 1tereo. Headen. '66 SKYLARK, 1 owner, good $2,395. MS--8534. '68 ELD0iugc1· int l·~ FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. $900 <!I make otter. MPORTS 642-94111 • '""" 28 mPK Prlv ply Oall 64S'157 oondlllon. $<00. '67 Cpedvie. Good <.'Oftd. '"· White/b . GUSTAFSON . IMMACULATE! 646-IOOI NEWPORT I '70·0PEL Kadett, RAH aood $1450'. 551-1118.. . •n VW Camper. Xlnt rood. 491-T.Kl eves It wkends Needs 90lne work. First equ:ip'd & stereo. Must ~ '66 OtEVY super Splrt. 3100 WJ Cout Hwy., N.B. cond. $900. Call ''tt m '89 TOYOI'A Carolla Wqoo, $2,500. or best offft' '6' Buick Wildcat Conv. lge $1.D> takes. 642.97Q'J this one! s 2 4 9 51 0 ff er . Uncoln-Mercury P/S, aJr, Nu reblt moti:r. 6C-IHl!i _72111,_ 4-epeed, "Rod" (YRJl342) • • • -• • • ....,,..., oold, $315. 962-7645. •i;g . CAD. eo..-ttbte El ~6819.c-~-Ville 16!00 Beach at Warne• }Ont "°""· lf,00. 847-1ll85. mo XKE 2 + 2. C spd, air, '67 OPEL Waron completely $899. Sunset Ford, 5440 '59 VOLKSWAGEN Dol'&do, FUll pwr, alt 1""· ~· ~ ~untlnrton Beach 'ST Chev. 4 dr. 283 •Ill· Good ' = == s:~::: ft!labtiltated w/'69 ~ n. Garden a.... BI vd.' $2!0 ... otter, Jlm, 646-9010 TIME FOR $515. 64i-2413 or 642-4335. Vinyl top, doth and l•atbe• 842"'844 * (213) 592-5544 ohape. 192Sl Brookh....t, Sp !157-5062 uk tor Mr. x.y. 1850. ~ Westminster, CaUt 836-4010 '68 VW: Oean! Rebuilt 1968 CAD. SHARP, LOAD-:er:·~o=·~ ''Hom• of th• Vikinv'' 98, H.B. ·n ~ .. ft ~ ft -·· -~ PORSCHE '89 TOYOTA Oorona. aute, enitne. Radials. 1825. DAILY PILOT ED. ""'°"' whol...i .. Pvt ;.,..,,. t AM/FM · '67 CHEVY Malibu, 2 dr, v~ ....,-v ncou. ~.. """'... air -•~ beat-n~ prl Call ,,..... _......,,., pty. Ph: &«-7722. mo P e~.0 '66 CADILLAC Cpe. De Ville. P/S to ---&crtftce at '630'l. 179-lfm --------l • ~ ~. •~ '11•.rv.i:io.. '70 ELDORAOO radio too! CW~). AD Pbwer, Air (RQA2'74). eng. , au ..... , ....-~ 6l5'JIOI -PORSCH!: '10 911.S TARGA, pty1·969 TOYOTA SACRIFICE '68 VW Campe•, 9UICK CASH Loaded. Perfect oond. J-$2111 ~~-n SunaeG~ve Fo-;:.1 !'°, - MADA H.,...t..Flnd, Rleano, Sem newly ..cblt •Ill·· l1500. owoe• Call -~49 N ben C clH -~ '68 CORVEITE. 327, C apd, · 1-RJ11 ••-911TS·-· · ··~· · a a a• W••tmln•t.,, cam. -~ -~ 832-1 ~-".;"'914 . ~ •. ,ou, c -. c cyl, 4 ~. radio, 675--0'26 afte. 5 pm. CLASSIFIED AD ~ ~--mags. -· .. J--,-..-.-----1 11.uu "t"'=' '64 CADIU.AC. Superficial Atn'HORIZED DEALER 636-4010. -. * ~MONTH'» Rotary * ~Ir~~ ~s1 .'· =~:·. g~ >.~~h~eel ~ ~~ • .:"'. ROOd Bui. ~~ 642-5678 , front e,nd damage . 2600 HARBOR BL., '62~CAD~'=IlLA~~C~Sedan~-.'"'a~ean,-'67 CHEV. Impala 4 dr. vny ~ ..3JI . VW!l'! 6T©'115· ~ Mechanics car ~7529. COSTA MESA runs -~ell. $295 •. ~7891, .hd top, pwr, air, orte.. 36 MONnlS OPEN LEASE ~ : $966 . '6' Vw RUNS XLNT ,.,~ t= -, • Want ad result. ••• 642-:i678 540--9100 Open SUnday nlte ~ ''' owner. S795. 968-2322. c:f~~~~ =~ Seelt-You'llBuyJ,t $400bi-ot[ei-.6T3-3444. MotorHomff •. n ... Mo~Homes IMotorHomes \MotorHomes ua MotorHomes ., H I I h * '62 PORSCHE w/-ly "•A• l•·..:· '1>7 vw Squuobaclc. $815. Salo/Rent ,940 Salo/Roni 940 Solo/Roni MO ,...,.~t;.; ~ Sel0/Rot1t1 MO un a eac ~~:!.°'~.P"". £J'"1ly, -UIA· -ID SOck. Rebuilt engine. By ·-~ --~ .. , -p TOYOt'• Owner. :;o1~361. MAZDA ~~" ~' i It· II EXTRA CLEAN • '67 ~· '70 914/4 Porsche. Oean. l9ll5 Harbor, C.M. 648-9303 BK., 38,,000.. ml~~~ffpri . CORONA Mark D '70. Lo mL for fut uJe. ,,_. .. ,,ou.. AM/FM. mu> f I 1" m . RMI, aulo. Immac. Priv ''"'65~CAMP~=~=~."-:-u;oo=-.,,-:bl°"t l 17331 Bea.ch Bl. Ml-&16 847-Mm or 21J1835-01S?. pty. 646-5100 or 54&-9UO eng. Tent, Ice-box j: new '72 RX·J fXIQPe. Lmded 12 PdliSCiiE'.Super. New '69 TOYOTA Corolla, 4 lpd, radiah, $900 • .5'8 .SA Needs new boD)e-owmr aoi i-int, reb1t ensfne.i ~er dlo ••--Xlnt oond '69 vw·su., one ~rflllftl!r.. new ~= -5 ldda roo much Best Otter. ~ _ ~. • ~13,-· · · tires, paint. XInt-cOhii!Must far me. FM steno, air, "sr PORSCiiE' Ora nre . '69 TOYOTA Corona. 4 dr sen,~. 830--0501'~·>1 • ~I ~.~ ..!'1!· ~ Btad<dl"--~~.;,,~ con· air, auto, am/Im, clean'. '66 VW DELUXE Van, 1600 w:u;;:~· ··~·~· --· ~-........ "' -· l1400. prl ply. m.am. . q, ·bed,· mJo, -· '11 MAIDA ~ -· ~bli;o~· • .;.' ~ i.,:: ··n ~ 0on>11a ""· ....... Good !""'1vo' l*XILY.0615-23:;&. BLUE CHIP ' ' ' " J Y.._, B2ack (810EMS) best otter. 646-063J aft 6 pm auto, ndio, lite blue, low $2589. Smwt ftrd, 54tO '65 POruotE Sc. white ml. $1575.. 96)-16f,S. , ' Garden Grove Blvd., w/blad< ·1ntor Xlnt oond LEAV)NG . tor . So. .......,..... ' '72 VQtJ.OS Weatmlmter, Calif', 636.AOl.O air eond. 6'13-4491. '' must ~11 •n .To y,o ta · , TRADE my . ''12 Mazda for '61 PORSOIE New enetne & Corqna, air cond. 4i9'-4592. ' *1 FACOOR~ · • p:xl uled VW. trans. $llDI m, Best OUer. •'id Toyo'ta Sprinter 1200 * EXEC!lrr1'VE ' . 66.oo67 · Ph: 557-2612. S900 or Best Offer! •* DEMOJfSTRATORS MERCEDES BENZ • ·~ PORSCHE s.c. }Ont. ·n 4 ~: ~ · 6 mod. Must see. to ap. ~ ~""'f'"" T Ch Fr 50 USED Pf'cla••· fl600. ~. 22•000 :1~ · * · . .o oose om MERCEDES RENAULT TRIUMPH · Clearance Sale! ON DISPLAY RENAULT ·<Huge Savings '70 TRIUMPH Sp It t Ire, Ex•-""-1A" EA station Sharp ]'l'w Car · a .. n, lo rnn.ag.. Orlg ,..;g;;.;,;....;;;.tlc tranamls- Tiiide-Jna SALES & SERVICE owoe•. 55Hl660 wlalaya, &11 , aion, air oondl-, iug-Comlng In Every Day "And We .Meu Servtce" 5. Weekends all day. gage rack, AM/FM radio, Aak About Our Unique 1968 Triumph Spllllre, vecy """ speaker, wheel ....,.., U--~ "--~-L good cond., low' ml. Must ·CO!llDI•. lt1C:i63i!f. •104897. ,_"'"pa;;;'' .... -$500, C93-48l5. '7tLlllPrlco,;.es$Sl591 Hause of Imports ~ ~i.oora"" .,,.ine. SALE r"ICE 6862 -.. .... Buena Parle * 6'15-S172 * $31159 on the Santa Ana F"'1 '91 TRIUMPH Splttu.. Needs 523-72!0 SAAi low • attention & a ...,,., '72 Mercedes 250( Cpe , touch. Make otter. 963-al62. $7495 ·n SAAB Sonnett Standard. VOLKSWAGEN Auto Trans. Power Steering, Lo ml'~. "Beauty. Call Electric: Windows, Air Cond. ~893'<'1=o,1'15.:;:_~=~~-'69 VW Bus. 1 Owner. Nu AM/FM, v.1\He with black SUNBEAM tires, paint, xln't eon<!. Must interior, A TRULY J1NEI---------sell . $1800, 830-0501. Aln'mfOBn.E. '63 SUNB~'" CONV .=oc.~69"vw=-=F"'A-=="'=.~~.-NEWPORT IMPORTS -· . °'~~ wm1 HARDTOP $300. Atll'OMATIC $10!0. 3100 W. Caul H"''Y·· N.B. e 544-3417 e e 544-3417 e 642.90)5 Morcodos Ben• 280SE L9W ·Midnight Blue, beaut ~-Air, all pov.'et', tinted, Becker AM/FM. Asking -Call E. w. Ban-. ~~ llarlxr v;ew, MERCEDES '67·2308, AJC. AUlo. Trans., P~O.On (eaeroc:). Only DEAN LEWIS 1966 HARBOR COSTA M&SA 646-9303 CIOSSWORD ,PUm.E ANSWERS I r ' HUNTINGTON 11111 Bue• 81 vd. *' 842 8803 CJ ..... °'""' Mm"".) .. , IL MONU *-'11234 GARYU .'..ILVIJ. * (2131 579·211~ YOUR VO LUME MOTOR HOME DEALER • • .. I T ) Sllftdly1 M~ 25, lt73 DAil Y PILOT D J I _..,.., §JI._ _-_ .. _ ... _I§] I" --U£ij I -- 1-....,,......._v_.zl!' ___ ,,._11~A_u1_-.'-u..,.1_• ___ ,,..;.; A..., IW ,,. ,._, UzM • CHMOUT CHEVlOLET CONllNDITAL POID · ~I I I _ .... "' ..-. """' llOID 4 ~ ~~72 = ~ . 1: ~111°':~~ '& it Ol:)'tnM.~ Auto. 350 eng. am1b 1teno MJot. oond. ob'l.-1. l'IS, PIB, Cit>--. St11bts -at --""' will, tape -· °"" n~no, ~ Tlntod at-. Ttana GAMBLIN& ..... -JU.al--WILD Nco• -· c.oi.nt -.,, · · ·n OONTINENfAL MK m EXCWSIVI • . l~I _ .... HEYi How About A Bulcltf Mike McClrlhy Buick '"!be B1C °"*'' 1a Orup County Bulct H"4quarlen. ~ s pi ...... (Ill Pl' CAPITAL Loedet! ....... Groen'; . No. &ti tld& '915 Ford -~ ~ l•I E~ eopitai 11 1!11'10'it). $519i. su.t y~ ~ ~ '915 F= :.f ..-. lllce -~ li1CIMICMIMY -tow ~~ --~-1::'p;r,:rbut there'• .. Ford, ~~I ~ --Will:":'-nu:ir-TRW.~ .. 1;1!-. IUICK CNllWNTU!r: •u•u1' 1Mib1.Eioolocl:lnl..,,enc1 ·--• ....... BIYd., w-·21 • ~ dlib:hw"""--GUIT.aii•..:'N"-• ~ 0>rm below">" UM .,ir: carlo. You'll the rtpl -lO l>Al'TllEE 'i'RIAi. EX'. ....-..v •VO. _.!.:•.J!:T,;_-:::~ 1~ on": l:.~\o~A'l"rnJ:l"~ ~ALTOllJ:t,~ 01ANOE. Llncol1wM1rcwy =:C:.".::' ~=:~:11\''::l:; ;;;Mii.-Dui. ;.-w1hlk EXCHANGUSTG1>.a __ .. n,a Coll <:ZU> ... 1H01 GUSTAFSON --atw.,,. . ·-...... ""'"""'" ~ 911,IOO m-. 1o1u. .. ra\IR -. UllCOlll-Mltary K~ -=: = ?t:,. ....:"::.".:: ~· Slt-lllO .... • Uncola Mll'Ca"l'f '&9 IJNOO!il Ooot'I ' DR. --at -M2-IMt w Ctlii sn.1144 C714l 8'NM1 t::::' - - - -mm. Low ,.1-.. 2 .... ..._ H...u:,.mo-. .. .._ Of the vn.i.,:: . e.MA.95 '72 Clll't 16800 BMcb "'w.-$ZOO. °"" meio .. .._ Ml •11 + Ct131 StWM4 '19 GALAX11: ._nr Sod Air .,_ No . 142 i:m.~ MM'ol7 "Hime " the Vlldnt'' °"14., .Auto., hr. Strc-llACll ILVD. AT TNI IAN DllllO PRWY. ! Ya "Hom. OI the Viki .. " CORYAIR •12 lllUS1'ANG Landau epe. <zvn31> . .$11119. a .... , &.~ .. ~ t ~DR, 6 eyl. auto tt&nl, Air .. Lhne Gold'' 10,000 tn1. Ford, 5440. G8rden Growi;A::"':::-.;::...;:;::::::.,..._,_:.;;;1..,.,~ v.... • heater, 1o miles, ,56 CHEVY TOPLESS 'IO Corva1r 111. inmm. -· s I".!,• t !'!:d;i10w-.-, Calif. FORD .,... ................... R-D _ _...""' llful brooaa exterior. • NhM>d Tent trailer. Slpo Ferd 5MO Ga<dfn Grove ~ • · ' "" te top. 938FL Y. 4 Dr., Vll, auO>-R1Dll ...i .. nm llodatlde, ""'· Bell. Blvd'. Westm'""" Calif. ... GALAXIE f.Dr. IL t. Alri ____ ..... ___ , ____ ...;.; __ _ •A-Now 1.'UIR IUICK e coNNILL CHIVRO. LIT e COSTA MISA DATSUN e JOHN- SON & SON LINCOLN MIRCURY e MIRACLE MAZDA • NABORS CADILLAC e DAVE ROSS PONTIAC e THEODORE ROBINS FOltD e UNIVIRSITY OLDSMQ. BILE e See It. You'll Buy lt ~ -• interior n:ff. COUGAR @::!tho. • Coad., AulD, PM'. saw. ~· . FOIU), 'IT Q.UB VAN, Fltll t 1\ l • '50-3691. _ 19Tl GALAXIE. Am-l'm :8)0.::~ =:::::. =B~tim:'~: . r ' tU!Oll fW CHRYSLER ·n 00\!GAR. Landau. Mr, =~~ ... Ask-~ wa11m1n1ter, Cllll. " On\r $1295. • · I YOLVQ Auto, 25,IXI> ml. (<MCnl). • PA)'-13MO!O. 1 ~-,-...---. ,, 12999. su.i Ford, 5MO ~rore .._ • .....i. ·nGALAXIEf.0r.Pos18'1ii: FACE -VALUE [ltuiJdf <:11:]'----------....;;;:==== G-. G'°"" BI Yd ., · Al A to Gold ,~.. :tJ Aulo1, ln11£9r19'1 Harbor,C.M. 646-9303 We,tmlnate~. CallL '70LTD~bam4-Dr.Air, <~jl.''$18f!9. SUhte"tAttacevalue,youean'tbeat ~WClllll "Ill' IMPALA -All popular op-• ~ Pwr. wm~~ atefto Ford 5440 GUden Grow tb1I low price of $689 tor _ _ ~ &111,. ''BeautJful'' CX>UGAR -'tB. XRT auto (479ASE). ~'Sunset Blvd• Westmlnlter Callt th11 '85 ·:Ford.Faloon.Aum- (003AEl!l. $1999. SWlHI NEWPORT IS am/Im alr/cond., nu ..... : FB°"'t·~· 5440w -Ganlen <;.~ 6.1Hho. • mttic __ ,\~ '10 TORINO GT, Futbock, GET IN STEP Ford, 5440 Gatden Grove Xlnt cond.. 49H8i5l5 at MIO • .. • ~ tMll 11!,IXI> ld0"'81 ~ Auto., Air, Bucketl (9443). Slvd.. w .. 1:n1n11er, Call1. ·BEAUTIFUL ~2'115. . . · ~ (PEPSl1). 10 DAY FllEE $1999. SW11et Fotd, 5440 • . OJUGAR '67 XRT _.. '10 MAVERICK. Allto, Exler. TlllAL EXCHANGE. • Gatden Grovo BI Yd . , ' IMP ~ Cpe. ~-11 11:11 ·~ air, --;.,,, ~ o.-. Br. Red (Tl20llK). OUSTAJ=SON . \Veotmlnster, Call1, 636-41110. · <~Y>G.':! = ..,. .. , ~:,. 11:e -. Xlnt coocL ~ ~. ~ ... iu:·1 ~ · · . Uiico!n-Mercwy GRl!MUN Yd., Weotmlnltor, CalJ1. ~-=~tJ DODGE W•otmlnshr, Calif. FLY UKE A BIRD -Beld:atWU-REPOSSESSED 1172 GUST .& "SON . 631HO!O. • Io t1:fe '1111 Ford J'aleon. ,A,t lllmltolb> - IV' ' 1960 DODGE -w~ li'1l T-BIRD ...... W/blk .. .-uoY&Me -10 la .... *·Cttii BWM4· ~to~= ee":! l\7dr0, nu·rear nibbrr, Uncoln-M1rc-...._. Clllld.~,~:..~ W:Jl top •--tnt. DAY J'REE TRIAL . SX· "HllM "the Vlldne'.'., line~ Bani.. M&-nn. · crpt Muat oe1L $300 or - ' Gi-, H.B. ~ ~·........ Alr, AMIFM. si..eo, 17,000 CHANG>;;. ff . o11er' &H 111211 Brad. 16800BMchatWarner alt 5:30. mt. IJllJllac. pr1v pty. GUST.a ON ~GAI.AlOE H>r. H.T.. JEEP >=='. ff:mllnp>n Beach '10 DODGE nu.u.._. ~ " • Auto, 1.llpe. Gold -------"""vELLE 396 SS. 4 142-1144 *'(2131 5ft.S54t Good --Auto. •72 FORD 10 Pua Waaon U---1-u--...., (llllO). 13298. Suilsel im!, '4 WHEEL Drlv. '12 Olevy -· Ex· "H-of the Vlk,_" ~ 84M1S1 . ' ,,_,.... .. _ r 5440 Garden er... Blvd., ., "'"" ~~.:.. ....... ; ' t cocdltlon with new ... .,. ~ Afr O>nd.,. Auto Steerln& 1S!OO Buch at Watntr W • 1 t min• t • r , CllU'. 'lllo .... ., ....... ..,_ ~ • 11118-2712. CONTINENTAL FALCON l!:EXYJio C.. = ~ leach 13MJ!o. ~ ~=· A~)<k. illiDP r«: ' BLAZER, V-8, atr, autn, 4 Blvd'. w..-Ca111. 142 114t e (tlii S9W54f '10 '.N!DID 1'l!ll!aU Cpe. Clta~steerilw whl, ~ Yb1 cir.,, p/~ Pib, AM/TM, e lJl6,3 Black Olnwrllble. CLEAN Falcon Wsgon; nu 83&-4610. ' "Home of the Viki"!" Loaded • "!ndlan FI re ' ' dedr. Tlntld rW.. Ttana ~ tmt' end, 9000 mt mUJt Xlnt cond. $495 firm. t1l'ff, cared-for ml le I • 'TI GALAXIE t ... M.. . Cpe "fl GALAXIE lAndau (:De (4'77CPU). SX$t. Sunact cooltr, Coolant Rtcovery ,.u loaded. 493-«i!l6. · can ~3811 66-3!H· Air °""' .....7iE1kxx) Alr A ., Powder 81,.· Ford,, 5440. Garden Grow s,.,. ... a~ lanU. 156 p1 A.uto1._ lmei!"~ 970 Auto1, lmpol'fed ~ A-. l"!!!!;ted 970 $2:1'99. ¥'Ford, 5440 <~>.' $2899. SW:. ~o~-· CalJ1, =~~) .=· ~ ~;': 1 Weatmmater, Calif. ,Fon!, 5440 ~n Grvvttn.LTD •Vli,Auto,Alr,i.n-'. bumper, two hook, loddn 636-<M)!O. Blvd., Weabn1nater, ClllL d&l.l, "Limon ye 11 0 .,, • / hubl, Eton Sockln&: rear end. •n FOAD LTD Oluntry. 631HO!O. , , , (281DVA); $2999. SllillOI Chnn below ">" line mJr. Squire Station W a Ion , '69 GA1lXfE Labdlu Cpt. Ford · M40 qaiden Grow ton 12.16.5 tr a c-t Io nit e loaded! 15,IXI>• ml, °'1a Alr Coad., AQto. PWr. lltra· Blvd'., W_,.,., Calif. lllU1/1110W .tlrel on Tacoma ownr, llJ<e new cond. $3495. <~). $1181. .-t 636-4010. • , wheels. Dorlt )'lllow w/blk 645-1395. Ford. l440 Gudlft: °""' ·n oALAllii .-iir !LT Air mt 16.IOO --. "'"" 19119 FOAD Clta-IOO, Alr, Blvd., w .. 1m1mter, caut. Auto Wllltl wiBI• '..;;! oller. IO-llSO -.. P/S. ·Au-tic; £'4i"· V-8, -· • (1'18C!ioo •• Smut ,;;-~l:e;;;ndl.;:;,,--..,....,..-. Landau. l100 ~ offer. ~ Ford. ll4ll ~n °""" 'IT .JttP waaoneer, • wheel 830--4388 Blvd., wlllbDlnlter. Calif. drlYe, VS, autom., ah' cond., •n Ferd LTD W--. PIS. 631HO!O. -1\1: -• wbeell, Pl!!. Factory air. 1:mttu. '61 FO!ID l'airlaM llatlon xlnt cond. fM.G'12. =~m1. !*»ca.:11 FOR YOUR ~-~'.1'·-~ UNCOLN 'Tl LTD -2 dr, GIRU '& ~' =. ':d:"'-~ A :. Id..._ I cloar. 11111· ' ' &0-351D. . . ce4 ear. Sate oolot. Low · '68 RANCIERO, beaut. :~aE 7RU c:ond., ..,. cond., Pi• .. p/b. • GUSTAFSON ' Hat M_ll'ChalKllH WHAT IS.-IT? $1450. Call 1'0:0 .MoQulston. You'll !Ind: 11111 . ·~~ 1)-ue luxury all the way. A 518-m!. . 1 • . Lincoln-Merc!llY I c1oar W17..bol at.Jhli io,. 'Tl Mal-k 'm with "'mw 1970 LTD a· cir, air, PIS. lll800 Beach at Warner S'/19 price. -~Tl, .J.O fe1.-s, tr1 hard to pua Pill, clean & pe/lect al Huntlniton Beach DAY 1"l\EE TIUAL ,,.,.. up. 10 DAY FREE TR1AL wbol .. 11• Blue Book, 142-1144* 1213159WS4t CHANGE. '' El<'CllANGE. 5!,lSl.Jia..v. Nova "H-of.tfle Vltcl.li" . GUSTAFSON ' GUSTAFSON I I ~ -..flb(1395 or Oller, '12 l'ORD Ciiliiim 1'.iif. Uncelft•fttll'CW"f U.Coln-Mll'Clll"'f ':" '"lllD-311M Ytllow, ~ A1tr>., J'wr, ltlOO Beadl at W-ltlOO Beach at Wunor '64 STA. Wgn. Good -SIJt<, (1 ), $Utt. H--· ffuntl!C!IJn Beadl :: ::m·: .. · """ tirel, = :::::. ~ .. =~.::!;~ii= ~=:t ~ii= ·~~ ~bie J<L. ·~~ 3 dr, ~ RtcNllOiill ' 1 .,. !!'P:i: ...f5" 1Ml-.J.l2I ht '.000 mt. 81111 ..-.,.._ Vohlcl-. 95' . :Vohldel '11 JoRD L'ID ..;...-ranty. Alr concl., vinyl top, -Loaded. Pr""'1 ~ -. fi:."ir: =-~ sale. -· otter. 64Hm 1111: tor llm, '-f:::::-.,....:::---c;;ii\i:;:o;.::'Oi;=:;---oift&;;;;;;-u;;;;---'iiilll!eilifilettemo ... &C-561' ~646--0895.::..:::::;.,~--~=I •• Autoo, N-980 Autot, N- IJON'T~kl!SS OUl """"" .~WEmRN ...... ...,~, DAYS 8411 .. S £Ina/ Da1 SlllltlJ lamb 25 NJ• Ml.l:CIWIN9 CMI ""'y ONLYI • YOU CANNOT PAY MORE THAN. • Ne~ AMERIGO. 11 Foot · CAIOYll CAMPR ,..,. ----OllM.Md ... ' u .......... _ ... _ •IMS .... --···-· --~·--.....,..,, --. N.W Travette 9 ~ Ft. CMOWI~ fOR SPRING VACATION ' A Oeod De•l 111 A ..... u .... c.r '72 DATSUN SIW, IU14 ""· .... '70 DATS.UN '69 DAnuN 4-0r. I ti ....... hM YOUll CHOICI I TO CHOOS• 'llOM '70 DATSUN 2-DU. '2273 '1473 '973 '1173 '1273 '77 ~~.~~ ....... ' 2173 '1373 .. ltlNAULT +DOOR.PW ''1273 '67 TllUMPH Ta~ .......... HtAUH '1073 72 ~:"~!!· -'2099 MM ... Ml~.!!:, .. ,.. ......, ...,, ........ .. ....... ............ ,.... ,,, ... ,,, •• p '6S1'l1UMPH TUIO .......... PtklNlt .... , •.. ,. ~ ' PICKUPS DAnuN P.U.'1 • ' TO Qtooq' ,. .. YOUll CMttcl 'Jo DATSUN P.U.'s T-4 Tl CMOOll , .... YOlll CttOKI • '1'873 '1573 ... -C..:l>I ......... 1 .. olDa-Pkk.,.. ,,,.. ttwv '72'• Also tfile selecUon of Dltaun 1tatJon waaona for lhlt -tlon -Ill' GARDl·N GROVI DaTIUN hlly Pllet Chl1llRetl ' OUNOI COAIT'I alll ) I .. . . ,,. ................ -... -··~·-.. -... fl • r nOADLINER MOTOR HOMES 21' • 24' • 28' 20'. ~OTOR. H2ME $6366 $99~:R :,.,~H ORDER ' YOURS TODAY $6l6 i1 tot .. I cln, pyll'lt. $99 ii tot1I mo. pymt. incl. t1x, Ileen•• & 111 c•rrvlng ch1rg11 on 1ppr. credit for 14 mos. o.u..;,..i py111t. pr'-• tatu, l"cl• ff• • .lioMIH.. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE l .tl % • . CllTOM '111 ~un~sy_, BAAND N~ ·1973 SURFER '·VA~. $3666 $366-DOWN· $82 PER ~TH $l66 11 tot1I dn. pymt. Sil 11 tot1! mo. ~·· incl. t1x, llc•n11 1~ 1'11 c1rryin9 ch1rg11 on 1pprr It for ·60 Mo1. 01f1n1d pyll'lt. price $5216 Incl. I llc1nt1. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE ll.25 '1.. ORDER TODAY. ~2f 'MOTOR' HOM~.' ( 5290011) ' $9366 $936 DOWN $146 PER MONTH $9l6 is tot1I cln, pyfl'lt, $146 i1 tot1I mo. pymt. incl. t1x, lic.,.11 I .. U c1rtvi"g c~•rr•• on .. ppr. cr1cUt for 14 mot. Defe"-d PYf'lf. pric1 I l,200 incl . t•• I . lic•11••· A~NUAL PERCENTAGE ••• 06_%_. ____ _ Pickup and Camper Special . '10 DATSUN Wllfi ~ab •o.itr C:•!llP.r (080 BZS} $166 DOW~·"· $52 PER MON"fH $1566 $166 i1 total dn, p¥f11f, .$52 is total mo. pymt. Incl. t11r, , lic11111 & 111 c1rryin9 ch1r911 on 1p.,r. credit for )6 mo1, D1f1rr'ld pymt. prlc1 f20lt tnCJ. t1:r &"-llc•n11. ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 13.61 .'ft. LET US TRY TO ARRANGE THE CREDIT AND TERMS so' TH4T YOU MAY DRIVE HOME TODAY IN THE MOTOR HOME OF YOUR CHOICE. Examples Of Our Many Ways To Finance * Bank of America * Crocker Bank,* ... I' t United California Bank * Chrysler Credit. I / PONTIAC ~-~-~,~~~!~-~· ~-·=®~~;l;-~-~:..:51§]~~-;-~~~;'J ; l;-~-~18]~ I ·.:... .... ~ l§l ;.I --;;·w.~ I~ 9'0A"!!\ ...... ' ,. A ...... UMd 990 ........ u... 990 Aut-. u...i = ·A-. \hod 990 Autoo, u...i 1=.=o;;;:;n=•;;·=ea==r=1=0· ;,t:;:.:=:-LIN=COLN=-::..;.:.: MEICURY. ' • MUSTANG OLDSMOllLE Jliol Fortbe~ame.pm,.woU!dn~really g g ~i~•:i.... P&~sur=:;:, o:, g raCethnter ~·.~-· Blnui~51• Mil:k ~cC y !Jas 20 . rodlo. llelt,r • ..,,._ ....,.. ~ vb\yJfOP. ....i cond. . • ury ..... us oc ...... ' ' iQoL' ~ ~ EYEROWS UP CAL'IENTEi FUN , S9'6. • t; J'INTO . 1 Swk ""et!Q? ' ~o an ... •'hen -No, not n.e nee -..a.. lNt •· 0-11 •-·11· u.-If -.. --P ·&:Ke ........ lh .lhlo ,~ 'i7~~1'ace -0 ,... -• ·n · PINTO RUNABOUT • You don~ have ..... NIW 1t7 , i 1-.~· ID ~•y ente 10 DAY ~TRIAL. .00 eng, •n..trote 1 .. t • ui. The name I• ~French. Llncotn 'door ~ to me ncea ~ Call ~~~· Mr, auto tnw., Radio. 20IJI <his '68 ~ Le M IUICK CJlNTURY LUXUS tw. ,.._.. er. 'Lift ' "" trim. Xbt"'t h: 13,CO) the " body la Am 2 Dllt. K:T. FRl'Z. SJCaUNGE. EXCHANGE. . miles. 9"19-l076. be9uty. 10 DAY ,. "'· _.., -- -GUSTAFSON· GUSTAFSON ·n PINTO $14oo mw. EXCHANGE. ::::.~• ... :::=•*1•:":" U---•-.. _ Uncol M•clll'V 1986 Harbor, c.M. •9303 5811. ' GUSTAFSON .. -.;:... :=.:::::-.:.. ... .:; ............... rcl!l'Y n--·, ''12. MUSTANG 'FUtbo<k 0 -1 -·~· Htg Beach ........ ~ ..... .... .......... 18800 8eaQl at Wlll'Dt!' '18800 Beech Ii: Warntr V8 Auto .PS. A1r "Uke 846-52169: ; Uncoln Mercli ----=.·------Huntlnrlon lleach H .......... -""'" <n-·i •s s. 9 ,, PLYMOUTH ·-Beac·h at w--= ~ * 12111 sn.5544 * (213} sn.5544 ..._ F'<ri":""5'4o• Garde~ Hun-Beo'd.-. $409$ "Home of the Viking" ''Home of>lfl• Viking" G1VVe Blvd., -· ~ 842-8144 * (2131 5n. llACH ILVD. AT THI 1AH Dtl4IO PIWY. MA YEJUCK ·~_gi~l!t (~). ~ .:!!u::~· F:i "Brlaht ' ,· ~ · "Homo of the Vj\<ln SUnoet Fon!, 54<0 Garden Maroon" J.1aat. VI, Auto Autos, Used · 990 Autos, UMd 990 19TO MAVERICK. auto, PIS, GroYe Blvd Westminster (44C144) $2199. &inaet Ford, Mlchelln tires. X1nt cond. Ca!U 636-IOiO • 5440 ~ GIVVe Blvd BARGAIN f911i2) $1699. Sunoet LINCOLN' ~ YELLOW ROSE? No, but a'' yellow '69 i..incoln with very many extru. 10 DAY fREE ;I'RlAL EX· CiANG!'. GllSTAfJON Unc0ln°Mercury lm!OO 8e'8.ch at W.mer Huntln(ton Beech 142-8144 * !2131 5ti-5544 1 'Home of the Viking'' TIME FOR Cj)UICK CASH ,. .THROUGH A D~ILY PILOT WANT AD 642·5678 LINCOLN ~. $1eQ. 847~6 . • W e-• t min• t er Calli' 5440 Garden Grove Bl ·-MAVERil"V' .. •c auto '69 MARQUIS -V8; Auto, 636-4010. • · 8 • "'E. MENTS w e 8 1 nt in• t e r ~ IV ....,.... IV ' ' Air, V IJ\y) ''Excellent" , ,. ~ 636-4(>10 ~000 ~~~ interior. (ZZ!.$83). $2299. Suo•et 67GTFstbck.veryelean390 H!f:e-,no better price than ,69 CAT.ALINA ~ • nu. Ford, 5440 Garden Gl'Oft eJl&'. 4 spd. Holley 4 bbl uua (if Plymouth 4 door , '-'t"'· '72 MAVERICK. lo mileage, Blvd., Westminster, CalU. ·!dany bi&' xlrU $1,000. ~top. Le.w than 50,IXX> .~~~ t-~s.t F(Xllonl y Mln maint, Like Nu! Xlnt 636-4010. 673-4253. miles for only $889. .1..J<r.1. ...,111e • cond. $2,200. 548-8958. ~ '67 MUSTANG .. i.. ___ _. (PM43G8F201537) 10 DAY Garden Grove BI v MERCURY . -~~. 'ffiEE TRIAL EXCHANGE. W e ' t m In s t e r , SO GOOD • ~1:, ~!8'is~~ = .GUSTAFSON 636-401{) So good ts the luxurlouli feel • --... _. o-.. NB ,;69"'"c°"A"'T"'AL"'IN.A"'""'Landa=-.-=, of thi• ·oo Lincoln 4 door 'al MERCURY Marquis · Dk ....,..,., ~· D<i71R, • U I M and the kJW low price of blue w/white convert top. '67 MUSI'ANG • Air, auto., ftCO ft-ercury Air. (XXZ687). $1499. •it-1~ <7:\:ilo FM ~· ~·· Pib, HOME SOUGHT i!;,, ~ ~ 1975. '~..;~·'~'" ~~:. ~.~~:. G D -oond .• •-or •t otter. F..-ttu. '70 Mercury Mont· ' ; ~ 142'8144 * (213) 592 '"'' 6.16-40lD. CHANGE. M&-3507. e....., 4 door w-·"' like &M-678&-....,_.. ""'~"=~--~ GUSTAFSON ·n XR7 ~· Jo. mil .. ag: and (e.;.ier~·J: ~2 MACH~ mint oon<ll-"Homo ·of the Viking" '69 9 PASS. sta. wag. P 1,1_ l..t "-"-• • AM/Fiii. Stmi>, disc brlu, COODFC). Only $1489. IO •1' cond., AM/FM '"""°· l'.ONTIAC •';,. "fi ~6~ "'"'CO .,.....,.cmy . ·full pwr., air, like au eve ·DAY FREE TRITL EX-deluxe int., ma1 whla. • 00 • ' • IC!lm Beam at Wamer m-'M67. CiANGE. 83l-1U4. · ·-,-RAMBLER H -Beach GUSTAFSON '10 CAll'ALINA Landau, 4 --------i . ..,. ••~~ * "213) ._ •••.. '41 CX>UGAR. air, auto, p/•, '65 MUSTANG. Auto. 289. Dr., 400, Air, Sha r P ·M -UST sell ·-':H= Of ~ vikh\F ~~· ~mT~. Must sell, Uncoln·Mercury Low~· WJ,~ car j:p~ ~~~ ua:c!~ ambassadocr, -1. dr, '62 MOmEREY .2 ,s,r. Good 16800 Beach ·at Warner ·57 MUSTANli 2 DR hard top Blvd.. Weatminster, Calif. power, Al • x nt cond. TIME FOR rel!ahle trans.· p(s, p/b Huntington Beech 6 cyl Stick lhilt. Good buy 636-4010. .,;5'5-59~:;.:'0''":::-==-;-,,.'4 a/c. $300. 548-3281. 142-8144 * (213} 592.5544 $850. 6G-2m. '6l ;PONTIAC Sta. w., .. "' W\111'1"• ltsndard '"'UICK CASH TIME FOR "Homo of tho Viking" ·n MUSTANG air, tinted r"""" mo!Qr, --· new 6 cyl, lo mlleag<, V""1 T ' glus, radlo/htr, vinyl roo!. h & batt. $250'."Pri Ply. COO<\., $150. 49th1704. THDARILOYUGPILHOAT ~41LY PILOT ·~1f'~1'.1sy,!n!'°" w%\l; Sharp! p;oo, 963-2995. 963-1557. • -T·BIRD cUSSIFIED AD P/wnd)Vt, p seell. x Int '69 M-. 6 C)1. autom .. PONT. '67 Lell'ans 2-dr HT. __ ;...;..;:.:.;;;:;:_-1 WANT AD vm. top, $1490. 54&-0068. ate ... radlo, 8 !rt, top oood. Xlat ~ AIC. new tires, '63 T·BIRD FOR ACTION • • • $1425. -33$. . Pr!tpty. 96:1-2162 Good cond. $300. Private 642°5678 CALL 642•5678 g '68 . MUSTANG, like new. '69. Poo!l.c Flreblrd 400 4 ty. 54>--0501 • Stkk. 26,000 mile& 545-2691. spd, S1Eli5.' VEGA 990 AutOI, Utod 990 Autos, UIOd 990 232 Tulane Rd., C,M. c.n 642-5315 ___ :..;:;.;:..;...;__4-1 BIG IMPACT OLDSMOBILE '65 Pontiac Grand Prix *'12VEGAStationw....,, \ .... ... ~ MAR Ill's --------Looks &: run& good. Full Very clean. Fact. air. 4 You'll make a big impa~ OLDS '61 442 ftdl ~ very power $450 •. M8-0405. Orig. owner 833--9464. t.oo with l'his '67 J\fercury i(>Od cond. Must aell! ' '65 PONTIAC Tempest 2 DI', ·n. CliEV .Vega Hatr.bbe.Qk. Parklane. Blg car. Low 968-7297. Di, auto, P/a. .RIH •• Air. Air, radio, 23,IXX> mi ~~i°N'b~y FREE TRIAL '69 OLDS Delta 88 4_dr. Perf. $.'lZ. Ml)..(l2'l3. • or ne&1'lt otter. 89'2-ml. GUSTA. FSON ruMlng cood. Far under Autos, Now . 980 Autos, Now ,980 wholesale, $LOOO. 548-2971 · Linc:oln·Mercury 1964 OLDS 9 ..., sta wan ,_ n---W V'"'8, w/a1r cond & top rack .J.J»UU ~h at amer Xlnt cond. $670, 644-1577 Huntington Beach Don't gi the lhi , 142-8144 * (213} 592-5544 "List" 1;'in ~l'.ssifled, ~p ••Hom• of the Vlktng•' to Shore Results! 642-5li78. Autot Wonted 968 Auto• Wanted . -AnENTION I\ X LLENT SELEC ION OF MARK Ill's .WE BUY l • 'I' • t . ' r9&9. 1911 ALL AT >.PPREG:IABLE $A VINGS •• '72 CAPRI 2600 ·v6 '71 CADILLAC Automatic, decor aroup, &Ir condt· · tloning. (085FYW) '$34~$_ ' ' Sedan DeVille. FUll power, air cond., vinyl root. (389CUC) $4775 l l '72 COUGAR-'68 CADILLAC VS. auto., radio, i,ea~. pwr. •teerlnr Sedan DeVille. Full power, air cond .. and brakes, air J..4Adau. (l.'l90ZF) vinyl root. "CXTA354) ~ $3775 '71 .MERCURY • Marquis Broughun 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full pwr, facl air. Landau (_994CZE) $3775 '72 CADILLAC Coupe DeVlne, ciooo mils, like new! Full power, auto., AM/FM 1t.ereo, tilt/tele wheel, Landau roof. (406- EOD • $6675 , '71 cpUGAR Power steering A: brakes. automaUc, vinJl roof. (S59BSX!' $2575 '69 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville. full power, facl air, 6 way seat, Landau root. CKSS182) $3175 $2175 '· '71 't.tERC. MONTEREY . . 4 Dr. Automatic, power •teering and brakes, air cond., Landau roqf. (552- CUX) i $2J75 '69 CONTINENTAL , Cpe. Full power, l1r cond., leather lnttt. vtnyl root. (614FYV) $2875 . '69 MARK Ill "4ll power, air cond., leather inter., vinyl root. CXHW493) ' $4475 ' . . '67 CHRYSLER Ne.rt 4 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. trans., Ndlo,' ........ -er lteering, --! olr. !UOfd085l ' $'75 Home of Previously DriYCfl Pr~stige Automobiles • • ' SHARP LAT, MODEL CADILLACS $WE PAY$ $. TOP DOLLAR $. .. ALLEN Oldsmoti~ Cadlllac: ' . t . Sin Diogo Frwy. of Avery Pkwy. Loguna Niguel ., 495-0808 ·131· WESTERN DAYS , BACKWARDS SALE· Sunday, March 25, 1973 SAU STAITS AT 10 AM Allll!ll~9illllri:tll~SM•~atr1t11w.,,.mil Wd. !.lift lff Ml tn.tlil llf,.,_. 11 ~·""",.a_ (t:MTllP! Autos, lm110rted ~ 970Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autot, Imported GREAT USED GARS '71 NAT 124 SPIOll $24AA ,~~n.:_;: :... '9t!:! 7S .Ml . '64 VWIU& , • ltt.H, '1'91 dtltl'l.sllng kttWlor' 1'39Hlt • $649 $779 '67 ;r·:t~ -"' $169' '~6 .. ~ .. ,,~, •.• --$849 '68 DATSUN HOO I._, $799 '61 !! 11W $9r-t+t . --· -...,_ ~-~-~·"!"""'!!"!! .......... _._ .... _ ..... __ .;ii;;.-.;;.:. ;::;:':;;'i;(iiiiii::::i::l-""".:".:-::::::: """'.: 'b '71 ~~~ $1 J.99 .,. ;:""..!,,.~.. $1499 ~'t:~3;-v;:,:;;_iliau::~" ..... .: ... :: .. :;,--:i$;-:5:1:z.-:-'11 ·;..S~ ... s 1' 495 VW-~ ...... 1a711 ••• t llvil.w -••••II M2=44al • ' ' OUR Bl -' . . WHY 'DON'~T ¥ou · GET· .. OUR DEAL? • . ••• YOU~Ll BE· GLAD YOU DID · ••• • • • . . ~ TONS-'% TONS-BLAZERS \ , LOTS. Of 4 WHEEL DRIVES . -. ~ ' ( ' •' All Ready For IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . ' BRAND NEW 73 VEGA. LOADED! IRA~D NEW ~ , . ; .. ' J ., • ·-~ 2168 . . • 1972 VEGA HATCHBAcK GT 'speed, n41o. 8 track, aharp. (752EAD) .<......~ ..... _ ....... '73 LU. v· .. 1flttM ,,.... bo4y •"'• •ti11ktlnt .. f J 2 J ' • ' ) "'(iOJ61 PICKUP ' 4 ipMci, po.., Lr•k11, .......,_, vfnyl lllMrior, 600. 14 tt,. .. (l002J021 (tJJ) · .IMMEDl4'tl , $-t999 .. ~ 'ELIVERY · .. · $3299 $2, 199 ~.power •teerin& power brakes. auto .. '1>11>71 root, radio. air, 24,000 miles, show· .,._-------t"'°"' fresh. (UlCFK) ' ' . I 70 'M!=. \!. TON Pl~IUl"S' .. H11vy d•ty .q:1ippecl, redlo, po"t"r th•rlltf, • .,._. chft._ of 4, l•w "'""· 71 POID 1 TON eUAL 11 PT. STAU :A.to .. )o-..r tfMti8f, Vii J7,000 mlles, 11lc•. (6t200H) ' ... ' ·1•EllATE ..... _ -· . .... ' ~ xMLIVERY ' · 'EM 1972 POllTIAC VDR1llA 1:811£ . , ' 10,463 mn.., 6 eyJ.. auto., n4la> w.a, -· (lOllOOI) i" $2599 ·llll ~~· cAPRlCE coot£ ... .' . . $3299 ==':.-;:~=~~ ,. . 1968 MUSTAN; ,. ' '71 JOID HOO J TON 16 FT. STAii TJUCI J6' YI, 4 t,.ff, 2 1,..4 '••r'•xl•, hlclt •w•'f'll~ .9•ft, 29,000 flllltt, ,.rlect. ;,;;<".-'1'•''------------\I!, :l4,S28 mllA!I, olr, -- 1911 ll.DSIJBU CIJJIJSS CPL 1972 PONTIAC" AREBIRD COUP£ M>ller, 1l!l>w1-.llnlih. (3'?CXR) ' ' ._ • , "I ~. pqwer steertna, automatic, l1r con-. $3•199 I ' ~·Nice'"'· <ptA!D'> 1Dl. CllEV. lllllSIOOD g ---~-12-9..-9-- "' DATSUN LAND aom -lftll!I. ....... n41o,. -....... 4 wfiMI 4th•, 9ood. <MPE761il (168862) ' ~~---'n--CH_M_O_Lll"_V..,.TO_M_llllQUAll_""'_ ----.. • $3099 J Ifft, 4,400 mll•s, tllt wh•el, VI, •uto., ,.w., .... rllllf, ~ lw9U.. 11r. ritdio, IWJl'ff "ic•. 11 ~2641 · ' . •6t INTONATIONAL ftA111.Al1 '2 ..... Vf, 1Tr, ,,._.., 1tMrb19, 1uto., 50,000 mtlri. IM2!11) 1971 BUICK l£ SABI£ SEDAN I {' • i-; ~ auto.. r1ao,' ~ steertn& 1970 CHEY. MAUBU COUPE :xi,..,. aupllior ' root rack. Hardtol>i power lteerin&. au.to.. alr. nloe vt', .... lllJMlr ..... IY46Jri) POID .. TOM YAN $2799 car. (a79BHF$)2099 ·.·. '7J POU f< TOM ' PF· -•tfti'tDa. -brlk<t, vinyl zool. .. ~.~ ..... 82,· 14o illil ... A' bey. • VI, 11tfo., itow•r 1 ... rln9, 19,271 mlle1, like,.,,... {92616"1 $2899 " ' \I!, '115,341 m11eo: ---auto., am/tm radio. Superior mt. (821· t:ITI $3499 19n NOYA COllE t,93 inn... w. -.-.... -b...U.. autam&Uc, air condltlonln&-Ub brand -· Cl!!9PLYI . '$2999 __ ...., _____ .• 1970 ufAlA luDrOP. 1971 *'· -4 Ill SEDAll · 70 -· "" TOM ricn• , lBlD 11111m1,. all&IUMI rr 1971 • % rotr ... ityf .. •·~·*•••-'r.""',101.J11t-s. ct22poF> . . run1~ DUIUIE.111.Lt , • .... txip, auto.; \I!, power ate<rlng. ~ _, ' "" u • ...._ ~--f\111 ~ apedal pldmp. \I!, -•'-" ~~ radio. ill' :I0,062 mU ~ dr. VB, v!l!Yi • ...., ........ steennr, '61 CHIY. V. TOM PICICUP "" _ • ...,.. •-. ,......, Ing A ~ -hlaYJ' OllJ', mJl°>-• ts. power ~·&Oto., air.' SJ,leC(&l Price Vt, •ffclc. C6ilJIAI ~.~ 31,375 Suro -nloo. 22,000 niDea. L1lrAi ,_, (75(1(151) tbll ....-. • ' . ("""""") . $2599 $1999 VI, I,.... _,..IMIL a1..'.'r,::~1 f< -, · $2499 $3399 " VISIT OUR SERV~CE DEPT. Where ·G~d SeriiFe MAKES · FRIENDS· . . USID CAii I f JI ~LY f'ILOT s.Mor, -25, 197J 1 BRAND . NEW '73 DODGE . CHARGER . TAKE . y ·ouR 2DOOICOUPI FuMy Foctory Equipped , (Wllk]GIMJ) • r , i 11 r ' CHOICE Full factory equipt. plus radio and • . ' heater. (676EYE) , 1171 PlllTO 2·D00R . ·' ., Auto. trans.,. radJo, he-r.(445CICI '68·T·BIRD '72 FOR• C untry Sdn 10 Mnger, auto. trans., radio, ......,,, ~-1, foctory air, roof rock. (1209JIJI, wi- lmECIATt YOUll IUSINESS • Largest Seledion OF , RJl.J. Y fACTORY EQUiPPEO Order Youn Now I ! TOUI 6'ec. °' CCK.91 '\ • , ,_. FO~ 31 llOlllS '• . ~ . -Fultf~ctory equipt. plus inuch more """'"""'"""'it•.,.,,,.-... .,.""""'~'""'""' (607·EOL) . _,,..,. __ .,,. ___ "'"'""'""-'*' , • •. -ANNUAl.PUCl!llTAllEtATE~ft i ' -·-·;-COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT IEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY I • IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE -· .• by ·Dick wns-. WILSON f'ORD Hu nUn11on Belch i\.·im: in I h1• 11111 .. 111ol111t• 1·1•· lnil )111-.im• .. :o., w1• hn\'\• , hRd man) 1Ctrnni.:1• nnd lntl'1'1•sllni.: •hini.:" h11111w·n tu us. Thi• fl'I·. '"'' s In Rll 11( 1111r d1•1m1·tnwn1 ~ mud 11rohfthly \\l'h{• n honk mwrlni.: th" ,..uhh'<'I H1•rf''i; fl da11d\· that forturu.11-ly hRt,,.. p1•nt>d tu an11th1•r <'Ar drRlrr. .. A man took n c-01· from "" F.I · Mont" d1•Rl1•r l't'<'t'nHy and 11 .. 1-<1 lt M " i.:c•ta"JY <•ar durliu: n hftnk h11ldu1>. Wh<•n th•• ruhhl•r dl•mnndl'd mnnc•\' fr11m tl\1• t«Hf'r of " First Clly Bank -.lw 1JA.o;<11'Cl ottt c-oldt Thi-(n1,;lr:Jtt1-d holduo artlict 1>anlck1'Cl Rnd .ntn. An al1•rt J>&JIM'rby notll'f'<t thl' drali-r ll<'C'nl<' 1•lllt<• on tht• \I'• hl<'lr and rc>11ortl'd 11: Thf• tiolh'1• did tlwlr work '. •• an·l'sfrd the• h1l11rlt. Bl'llt•\l't• mt\ 'thllt'.1 the> la~f kl11d of 1w-r111m WI'· want Jn ~''<' hl'r1· at 011r · dNdl'Nihl11 "' tH2:>:> · Bl'a<'h Blvd. In Htlntln..:t;m BraC'h. H11wl'\'c•r. IC you 1u1• In th<' m11rk"t for a J:"l"rl\t """ Ford or a fin<' usl'd "'"' fr11111 our huJ!r .11<'IN'tlon of qw,llt~ t radc-..fni. ... you arc" 1·•wdln II~ lnvit<'d lo h•11t drh·(' the• """ or your c:hol<'('. 0Thlll ·s rlj(h1 ! \\'1• want ~·011 to ma k" surr t ht• "'"• you p~rchas<> from Wllsun r111·d Sal~ lo; Jul4t th<> car )'1111 w1tnl ••. No rnaylw-'s "bout It. Li•l's rae<> it. Ir:" • hi&: ln\'6to1t'nf for • vou and a bli: rt~01'1~iblli1y for U.'l. Out' <'U.'ltomt'rs mran n ert'"t dt'l\I to UJI Rnd 1ht'lr sli11 .... fartlon '" our Cll'!lt and m~t lm(1'.'?rtant l\im . . • • wr think you'll as:n~·. 01·1111 In and ...... . ll!t "oon. And \' hrn )'OU i:o In tbr ~f nk In ont• of our ,·an; •• , it \\J I be to make• a '«k-J~lt in · )'(J'Jr l'&vln~it 8<.'Ct1unf,, · ... : :- .. .. • .. 1 1 1 1 1 • !PORT! HltJHlllJllT! SUNDAY, MARCH 25 lO:OOAM II Cl) NIT Basketb•ll 10:10 m Dodger Warm·Up/Baseball The Dodgers vs. Montreal Expos at Vero Beach. 10:30 Ell) Equity lntematlonal Tennis Final tournament in the U.S. Lawn Tennis Assoc. Indoor Tennis Circuit, from Washington, D.C., a~ 32 of the world's top pro players compete for $30,000 purse and a share of a $60,000 jackpot bonus. / 12:00 D@) NHL Hockey St. Louis vs. Philadelphia. 12:30 f) CBS Sports Spectacular Japan vs. U.S.S.R. Men's and Worn· en's Volleyball from Tokyo and the World Weight Lifting lnvita· tional Championships from Paris, France. l :00 00 CBS Goff Class le O PGA Golf Second day of the Sears Golf Classic from St. Lucie, Fla . 1:30 fJ CI) (j) Howard Cosell's Sports Magazine m • sric11q I Remember Roberto A documentary on baseball star Roberto Clemente. Clemente was named 12 times on the All·Star Team and finally was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. 1:45 D (I)@ NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers vs. Seattle Super· Sonics in Seattle. 2:30 0 I $P1cllt I 25 Years at Speed "The Watkins Glen Story" The story of road racing in America. 4:00 fJ (]) (j) American Sportsman 5:00 U CV Worfd Cup Skiing O Ladles' PGA Golf 5:30 f) CBS Sports Illustrated 6:30 ti) Sumo Wrestling MONDAY, MARCH 26 6:00PM D @) NCAA Basketball Championship live coverage of the ' final game from St. Louis. TUESDAY, MARCH 27 9:00PM D ®) Bob Hope Special "Gillette Cavalcade of Champions" Seven athletes will be selected f rom 21 nominees as outstanding in their field during 1972 and a special award for "Athlete of the Year' is preserited. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 7:30PM IJ Jerry West Show 7:55 O takers Warm·Up/Basketball Lakers vs. Oakland's Golden State Warriors. THURSDAY, MARCH 29 8:00PM G) Boxlng From the Olympic 10:30 G) Championship ~shing SATURDAY, MARCH 31 11 :OOAM 11 Cl) ABA BHketball 12:00 D College Basketball East-West All-Star Game. 1:00 O UCLA Track Meet .UCLA vs. Tennessee. • Cl) Pacific 8 Basketball East-West College All·Star Game. 1:30 Q) Championship Bowling 2:00 D PGA Golf The $200,000 Greensboro Open from Greensboro, No. Carolina. 3:00 D Sports 0 Action Pro-File J. Kingsley Fink, Army's ace quarter· back, Is profiled. 3:30 U CD@ Pro Bowlen' Tour The $125,000 Firestone Tourna· ment of Champions from Akron, Ohio. 4:00 f) CBS Golf Classic 4:30 m NHL Action 5:00 0 CI) CI) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports : THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MARCH 25, 1973 Order Yours N()W , I •EASY TO USE 1000 • • • •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mra. John Doe 123 Main Street Anytown, Anystate 12345 Labels Do Not Have A Printed Border, Stylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper, r---------------------, Fill in this coupon, clip and mail with $1.25 to: 1 Pilot Printing Label Div., Post Off ic• Box 1 S60 Costa Mesa, California 92626 ' -------·-------····· ... le ~ure to UM your Zip Code I L---------------------~ Page 3 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MARCH 2,, 19'3 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS SUNDAY MORNING m The MotJ\trs·ln·laW G) Romper Room fE Jim Newman Show 6:00 II (j) Su11riN S.memr 10:00 II Ci) Gambit f:ducatlonel futum @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 6:25 0 Knowtedft "Careers" 0 ~ m Sale of the Century 6:30 iJ Sut Yuni Ylnf Yee Mon .. Wed • 11 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Fri.; OdJ"'1 "Prescription for Liv· @ Paul Dixon Show OTempo Ina" Tues., Thurs. m And~ Griffith Show (I) m Educatlonil Features G) City Kids Sandra Escamilla ®1 Gamer ltd Armstron1 EID lnstructlonal Pro1r1mmln1 6:45 ft) Commodity Report 10':30 1J (j) Love of Uft 7:00 IJ (I) Newt 0 ®) g;, Hollywood Squares 0 ®) m Today Show @ Joanne Carson (j) leave It To Beaver m Huel 0 Great Consumer Contest Mon.. G) Features Wed .. Fri.; llw For the 70'1 Tues., 11:001J (I) DEBUT The Youne 1nd the Thurs. Restless A new daytime drama re· 0 Garner Ted Armstron1 volving around the man·woman m New Zoo Review relationships of three families and G) Cartoons their associates in fictional Genoa fE M1rket Openlna City, U.S.A. EID S.Slme Street 0 ®l m Jeopardy 7:3011 '-mer Ted Armstron1 @ Gallopin1 Gourmet (j) Bozo's Bi& Top Show m The Flyin1 Nun 0 News aJ Wenderlust Mon.; Petticoat O This Planet Earth Mon., Wed . Junction Tues.-Thurs .. Bee Beyer Fri.; Parent Youth Forum Tues ; Fri. Youth and the Issues Thurs. £m The Eledric Company m Cartoons (D Yoces del Desierto G) Sillp 'n Woofer 11:301J (I) Search for Tomorrow fE Jim A~ams Show/Market Update 0 ~ m Who, What, Where Game 8:00 1J Captain Kan1aroo 0 Gene Autry ·· 11 The Gallery 0 (1) @ (E Bewitched (j) Coffee Brt1k/Chlldren's Teacher m Truth or Consequences 0 Ralph Story's AM aJ News Cl) Sunup Mel Knoepp £m Educational Features 0 'lrantor Cartoons m Dennis the Menace fE Stock Exdlanie EE Earthkeepln1 Mon., Tues.; rai AFTERNOON Chi Ch'uan Wed., Fri.; French Chef 12:001J Noontime Thurs. 0 m Three on a Match 8:30 11 Features 11 Movie: See Daytime Movies. (j) Jack La Lanne 0 @ (j) (E Password 0 TRAIN THE OWNER @ ®) m News * NOT THE DOG ! ! tE Galloplnc Gourmet fJ Llvin1 Easy Dr Joyce Brothers 12:301J Cl) As the World Tums m Yoci and Friends 0 Oji) m Days of Our lives aJ Gumby 0 @@ (D Split Second EID features O Youth and the Issues Wed. 8:50 @ News m let's Rap 9:00 I) (I) The Joker's Wild G) Dialinf for Dollan 0 t1Q) m Dinah's Plact 1:00 1J (I) Tbe Guidin& Li&ht 11 lohn Wayne Thtatre 0 ®) m The Doctors (I) Phil Donahue Show @ Ifs Your Bet 0 Jack la Linne 0 00 (E All My Children m1~wl~ O~n G) Uncle Waldo m Movie: See Daytime Movies. EID @ SeSlme SlrHt m Instructional Pro1rammln1 9:30 1J Cl) DEBUT The $10,000 Pyra. 1:30 1J (j) Edge of Nl(ht mid A new celebrity-contestant 0 (lg} g;, Another World three·round competition in which 0 (I) (j) (E let's Make a Deal the celebrity races a1alnst the O Movie: See Daytime Movies. clock to communicate information ID Fashions In Stwln1 to his partner. Dick Clark hosts. fE Commodity Report 0 ®)er;, DEBUT Baffle Two 1:40 ID Dialina for Dollars teams conslstin1 of a celebrity 2:00 fJ Cl) The New Price Is Ri&ht and a non·celebrily try to Identify 0 ®') m Return to Peyton Plact well·known phrases based on a 0 Cl) (j) a> The Newlywed Game series of sin&le·letter clues. Dick G) Not for Women Onfr Enber1 hosts. EID features fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 2:301J CIJ DEBUT Hollywood's Talklnt 0 News Numerous celebrities comment on short film clips about people, plaees and th1n1s without actually divulg· in& the subject and contestants try to correctly identify what they are talkina about. Geoff Edwards hosts. O g;,Somenet 0 @ (I) (D The Datin1 Gama m Joannt Cal'10n Show 3:00 iJ The Semt Storm B The New Beat the Clodl 0 Hl1hway Patrol ' 0 (]) (j) aJ General Hospital Ci) (10) Movie: See Daytime Movies. O Movie: See Daytime Movies. ID Rodly and friends m fashions in Sewing 3:10 m Ben Hunter lntervle'" m Clneme 36 3:30 B It's Your Bet O (j) Miiie Dou1las Sllow 11 Ollie and Harriet fJ 00 (E Ont Ufe to live m Qukll Draw McGraw al Bozo's Bl& Top Show EID Introduction to Physical Geo&ra· phy Mon., Wed., Fri.; Success Prac· tlc:es Tues.; Teacher in Service Thurs. €D la Comunidad al Dia; Calendario Thurs. 4:00 IJ Movie: See Daytime Movies 11 The Rifleman 0 @ (D Love American Style m Bu11 and His Buddies al Nanny and the Professor £m Sesame Strett @I) las Gemelas ~ TV Gospel nme EE Fell• the Cat •:30 @ Movl': See Daytime Movies. 0 News Mon. only O Father Knows Best 0 News Schubeck, Morris m Yo&i and friends ID Gillipn's Island fEEJ Amo @I) Los Polivoees m Cartoons al IUmba 5:00 0 0 (j)@) News (j) Drainet D Bmrty Hillbillies m The Flintstones ID Get Smart fE La Fabrlca £m Mister Ro1ers' Nel&hborheod i!) El Amor Tlene Cara de Mujer m Trails West ~Features (D Potpourri EE Thrtt Stoo1es 5:30 0 Sta Hunt (i.)Huet 0 ())&)News m Dennis tflt Menau m Courtship of Eddie's father m The Electric Com,.nJ m Don Wiison's Town Talk ~'Mtutts EE Speed Rx.r MARCH25 MORN INC 6:15 m The Chmtoplltfl 6:30 m The Bible Amwtn &:45 (I) Chrtstopher ao,..up 7:00 IJ The Ardllts O The Chtlstoptien 11 Campus Profile CI) Dlrtetlons D It Is Written (j) Rex Humba'1S B Hour of Deliverance (l9J Roman Holld111 m Unit One G) Sacred Heart 7:301J Hu1em Globetrotters O This Is the lift 11 Music and the Spoken Word 00 Curiosity Shop 0 Campus Profitt 0 Dr. Billy J. Har&is m Elementary News Oj The Jetsons &J Melodyland In Motton 8:00 6 Ci) Lamp Unto Mr ffft (})Spanish Laniuace Tourist Film 0 The Me Too Show O Cathedral of Tomorrow O My friend Poollle 0 Herald of Trvlh @) Old Time Gospel Hour mwonderama &J Revival Fires 8:30 I) (j) Look Up and live rn Acdon de la Comunid1d (j) Real Estate Open House ODominro O Dar of Discovery G) Kathryn Kuhlman 9:00 1J Camera Three O Serendipity 11 D11 of Discovery 0 (I) Curiosity Shop I Muttlpllca- tion loct 0 CIJ Oral Roberts [O) It Is Written &J Brother Al 9:30 II Today's Rellalon O Cllallenee Mr Sermon O Amazfn& Prophedts (j) Movie: "Road Racers" (adv) '59 -Joel Lawrence. Silly Fraser. (I) Let There Be UPt O Kathryn Kuhlman t1i Dar of DIKOWry G) Old Time Gospet Hour 10:00 IJ (j) NIT Basketball 0 g;, Around t1M World In 80 Days O Hour of Power 0 Cl) (B Bullwlnklt 0 Movie: (C) "Amazons of Rome" (adv) '63 -Louis Jourdan, Sylvl• Sims. O'ij) San Diep H1ppenln1 iE Muslca r hlabras 10:10 m Oodlltr Warm·Up/laseball The Oodeers vs. the Montreal Expos. 10:30 D m Talk'na With I Giant 0 (J) G) Malle a Wlsh/Multlpllca· lion Roell Qi lnsltJlt Gl This Is Your llblt l 1 1 1 1 3 9 " a e ED (qultJ tntematlonal Tennis (4Vzhr) Final tournament In t~e U.S. L1wn Tennis Assoc. Indoor Ten· nis Cla:uit, from Washinaton, D.C., as 32 of the world's lop pro pl•Y· ers compete fot a $30,000 purse. ilJ Esta Es 11 Vid1 11:00 (]) YGUU 0 W:ldUf1 TMltrt 0 Yoqn1 at Ht1rt (j) Movie: 11P1r1trtop Commnd" (dr1) '58-Rlchlrd Bakelyan. D Mo-11: (C) "W1k1 Me Wbtn Ute War Is Owtr'" (com) '69-f<en Berry, Ev• Gabor, Jim Beckus. 9) It T1k1S a Tilltf ID Churdl In the Home @l)Mujer m Consultatlon 11:15 g) Pantall1 Domlnlal 11:30 (]) Ftru11 a Statlea ... Stltion . 0 Old TIIH Ootptl ~ur 0 Movie: "The &olden M•sk" (adv) '54-Van Htflln, Wand• Hen· drlx, Elle Portman. @Elniwfure m lnal&'lt Ar TfPNOON 12:00 II Mldtx "The Selina Eye" CV Qreat DeClslons 0 (Ii m NHL Hodley St. Louis 1t Phll1d1lphl1. CJ) CBS Clllldrtn't Fllm festivlt t ti) fnt1IU,.nt P111nt Q) It la WrittN 12:3011 cas Sports Spectacul1r J1p111 · vs. U.S.S.R. Men's 1nd Women's Volleyb11l from Tokyo ind the World Weight lifting lnvitatlon1I Ch•m· pionships from Paris, France. OOralR*rtt (}) Rollla' D CV GD Dlf1dlott1 0) Jff DeSllv1'1 Open forum 1:00 B LOOK UP AMERICAJ Jim * Roberts of Welk Show sin1s. David Ray hosts. 0 lnsplrat.ionaJ ~n1 ()) ltaa lautJ D Cl) &> lautt 11td w..u Cl) CIS Ctlf Claak D SPORTS SPECIAL *Final Round-$100,000 Sears Women's Classic of St. Lucie-LIVE 1J PGA Coif Second day of the Se1rs Golf Classlc~ from St. Lucie, Fla. m o.ttan ti) News II) Trlbun1 Publlca 1:30 O Movie: '1Dr. Cyclops" (mys) '40 -Albert Dekker. D CV Cl) m Howlfd Cotell't St»cuts M1pzint m I lflcf!C I I Remember Robtrto A document1ry on b1seball sttr Roberto Clemente, recently killed In a pl1ne crash off the cout of Puerto Rico. The special follows his strut· ales as 1 boy arowlna up In Puerto Rico and hls recognition es 1 Pitts· burgh Pirate star. Q) Voice of CalvarJ 1:45 U (]) Ei) .. IA 81skltb11l Los All· geles L1ker1 1t Se1ttle Supersonics. fl) 5an Jo1quln Y~lley Report • 2:00 11 Ntw11111ktts (]) Movie: "Day of the OuUn" (wes) '59-Dale Robertson. m Rn. UrtJ Jtnlllns fl) fts11¥1I Flh•lco 2:30 f) face UM N1Uon a am Mttt .... "'" 0 1 IB<!A I 25 Y111-. at Speed "The Watkins Gle" Story" The story of ro•d nclna In America, hosted by Brock Y1tet. m A"f1CI Hltdlcoct Pmtnb OJ To11 Malone trtd Altnle 3:00 IJ Movie: "Rldltl ind the SblnJ- tr'" (dra) '48 -Willi1m Holden, lo~etta Youna. Robert Mitchum. Ol•pacto U Movie: "Dutrt fury" (dr1) '47 -Burt L1ncalttr, Lizabeth Scott. 0 M0¥1t: "Action In tht North At· l1ntlc" (dr1) . '43-Humphrey Bo· 11rt, RullfRoman. ®)Thriller m Cllllltr "Nlahtmare Castle" CD Movie: (C) "Wiid, Wild Planef' (scl·fi) '67-Tony Russel. ED amt ~sJoM Former Secre· tary of State D11n Rusll introduces this proaram about the U.S. 1xploi· talion of Canida and Latin America. m 1ns1pt 3:30 0 focva "Exception1I Children's foundation" Cl) f1et tfl1 N1tton 8' A lftttr Wor1d . 4:DO O lnsiltlt "Why Don't You Call Me Skipper Anymore?" U CV Cl) m Aa11rtc111 Sports111n Jimmy Dean hunts mountain llon In New Mexico; Raymond St. J1eques Is seen on movie loc1tlon in T DIS, and the tralnlna of t.abr1dor rt· trlevers is observed In Wuhlnaton. Cl) YOuna Ptopte's Concert Qi Nltienal '"cnt*le fl) Cnltthtp fro. Gtr••AJ fll) Walt Strm W•k @I) lnsipt m Tiii• la Ult lift ml hlOfllH Utlno &J C-pUI Profitt 4:301J Circm OSundlJ m Movie: "Nlaht Must Fill" (myi) '37-Robert Montaomery, Roulind Russell. m11t1t11n ti) t<ortlll Y1rtdJ Hour fii) Wortd Press II) Tom m Edi' of (ltrwltJ Ef)Coron1 Now 5:00 II I IFICl!LI Mottler Cloose Asatm· blJ "One Bia Hippy F1mily" Geor· 1i1 Crelfhton portr.ys Mother Goose In this mU$~1 version with rhymes and verses 1bout fann llfe and frlend ly nel&hbors. 8 Jonattiu Winters Sllow Pit Boone 111d Dusty Sprin&field guest. CI> Yopat to Iott.om of St• D {]) World Cup Sllina (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT\ TV WEEK. MARCH 25. l973 THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION MONDAY: MMal zmt (P.M.) 4:00 "8 8rt1t CQ.nsu111., Contut (C) (KABC) ''COpins with th• Risk'' Leuon 19 Phlllls 811il1 ind Pat Moa•n. professors · 1t Orance Coast Collete. discuss insur· ance: lndividu1I vs. &roup insur· ance, socl1I insur1nce, and life insur1nee-1s everybody's rlslls. 4:30 EJectitc Co•PlnJ (CTW) Tod1y's edue1tlon11 Soll•: "qu," ""·" 5:00 Stume StrMt (CTW) Today's show ft1tures the letters Y 1nd C end the si&ht word TELE· PHONE. 6:00 Tiit Qrelt Consullllr Conttst (KABC) "Copina 'with the Risk" Les.son 19 See listlna Mon .• Mu. 26th It 4:00. 6:30 focd Oranp Couq (KOCE·TV) "Divorce, Or1n11 County Stylt" Ill the n1tlon, there Is now one divorce for every three mar· rl11es. In C11ifoml1, there ire two divorces for every thrH. 7:00 Speda._,,_ c...ea1 tt ltr· arele: A Trtbvtt to Offenbach (PBS) 1:00 ~·• -Alm• Weluenblra: "8 Pllno 2258 (C) (PBS) 1:30 TIM Naturallsta (PBS) "The A,1>und1nt Life'' Thtodor1 Roose· vtlt, the 26th President. ' 9;00 ElrUtkHplac (PBS) "little Bia Lind" The Maori lndi1ns said, "The l1nd la e mother th1t never dies." 1;30 30 Minutia Wb •.• (PBS) TUESMY: MARCH 27TH (P.M.) 4:00 As M.. lthavu (KOCE·TV) "Mind of M111" Part II lesson 13 Matt Duncan, Ph.D., hosts this J .unit colleae credit course Which 1cqualnt1 the viewer with b1Slc psydloloatcal terms, prln· clples ind methodoloakal •P· prOIChts. 4:JO EJldrk CollP1t11 (CTW) Todl(s edue1lloMI fOlls: "y," ''st/st.'' . "ou," "ph." S:OO S.S... Street (CTW) Tod1y's show f11tura the letters 8 and Y ind tht number 5. (60 min). 1:00 As M111 lelNvtt (KOCE· TV) "Mind of Min" Part II lesson 13 See llstin1 Tues.., Mu. 27th. 5:30 O••lbua 50 (KOCE·TV "Mlnor1· tr Employment in OrtnJt Coun· ty'' Host Ed P1et will ex,plore' Ult emploJment opportunities for the Mexican Americln. 7:00 °""r CoulltJ Rtwtew (KOCE· TV) look It Founllfo V1lley, community wentl ultndar, a review ·of eumnt thutrt In Or· 1np County wiUI Frank Bock, PhD., a study of the Swallows, ind 1 chit with Dan Oumty. 7:301111 T1111thtl Ptlltl (PBS) ''Walk the Flm Step" A report on th• Mute1n·Am1rle1n Opportunity Found1tlon. 1:00 Ille* JMntal (PBS) ''The Jobn· son Emplrt" An lntuvitw with John Johnson, the publlshtr of "Ebon(' Ind ''Jet" maaaiints. 1:30 lool ... t (PBS) ''Soldler'' bJ Anthof11 Harbert t:OO 1'e Naturalltl (PBS) "Tht Abvnd1nt Lift" See llstlna Mon. t :lO E.lltt*..,..c (PBS) "llt11t Bia . "und" Stt llstln1 Mon. • WEDNESDAY: MARCH ZITH (P.M.) 4:00 Tiie G,.lt Consumer Cont.st (KABC) "Consumer Protection: friend or foe?" Leuon 20 Phil· lis 81sile ind Pat Mo&•n. pro· fessors at Or1n1e Co1St Collea•. will talk about dlsti1tauishin1 protection from promot on. 4:30 Electric Comp1nJ (CTW) Today's edue1tion1I 101ts: "1i," ind the "fin1I 1.'' 5:00 Sul• Street (CTW) Today's show f11tures the letters ''A" and "8" and the number 6. 6:00 Tbt G,.at Consumtr Contest (KABC) "Consumer Protection: friend or Foe?" lesson 20 See llstina Wed., Mar. 28th 1t 4:00. 6:30 As Min 81hlw1 (KOCE·TV) "Mind of Min" P1rt II Lesson 15 See listlna Tues., Mar. 27th 7:00 Soutl (PBS) 8:00 Muttrpilce T11t1tre (BBC) "Point Counter Point'' Part V -"The Kin&dom of H11ven" 9:G> l11tertel Ln ind Order. (PBS) A Study of Pollet in four Coun· trlts" Speci1I THURSDAY: MARCH 29TH (P.M.) 4:00 Al Man ltl'8Vu (KOCE•TV) "Mind ol Min" P1rt Ill Lesson 14 Mitt Duncan, Ph.D., hosts this J.unit collefe credit course which ecqulinti the viewer with basic psychological princii>les. 4:30 EMctric Co11pa11J (CTW) Tod1y's educ1tion1I &Olis: ''c/c," "cl," . "CYW/OY/," "sh," ind the sight word TO. 5:00 S.11•• Stlttt (CTW) Todats show 1eatures th• letters • r· ind "A" ind the number 7. 6:00As M11 IHavu (KOCE·TV) ... Mind of Man" P1rt Ill Lesson 14 Set llstin.1 Thur., Maf. 29th. S:SO FNnch Cfltf (PBS) "Beain with Shrimp" Cooking tecl'lnlQUd dtmonstreted by Juli• Child. 7:00 Orance CoulltJ Review (KOCE· TV) See listina Tues .. Mar. 27th . 7:JO 0111nlbus 50 (C) (KOCE·TV) Set Jlstina Tues .• M1r. 27th lt 6:30. 1:00 ftM Ora1p County (KOCE·TV) · See listlna Mon., Mar. 26th. 1:30 SMd1..._,tttlHI fil•s (PBS) 9:00 Flrtna Une (PBS) Conserv1tive columnist Wllll1m F. Buckley, Jr. nttDAY: MARCH 30TH (PJL) 4:00 TIM Qrtat CollMMtr CoMest (KABC) "Ralsln1 A Roof'' lesson 21 Pat Mo1an ind Phillis Batlle, professors It Or1n11 Coat Col· · · ltfe, discuss questions: To buy or to rent?, Is adtQU.lte housl111 adequ1te? 4:30 EJtetric CompanJ (CTW) Todats edue1tlon1I &Otis: "m," "sm." S• Seu .. · Sb1tt (C'tW) TodlJ'S show f11tures th• letters "H" and "P' ind the number 8. · &:00 Tiit Ortat Ceftau11tr Contest (KABC) "R11Sina A Roof" lesson 21 Set llstlftl at 4:00. 1:30 As MID ...... (KOCE·TV) "Mind of M•n" Part Ill Lesson 14 See llstin1 Thur., Mar. 29th 7:00 AIMrkan 7S (PBS) 1:00 F1l111 Odyuey (C/IW> (PBS) "Slwduaf end Tinsel" Ou11 ind powerful, from tht earty cuur of ln11T1ar 8er1m1n. Pap 5 J&&ll;'J~J~'&'fllf'I&• &l&(1JIJ:.!lf!I ·II I ·t =1t1 l I ''I'·' -. • '11 i~ ~ · 1 l~!f 1 i' il'llr · II ti!-1i :t !!hl1· tl1J1 11 rf 11111 Jf Ill ;11J1• .--. 1• I &..... ,, .. 111111··1' .. i' r ir . __ • ! _ t.. 11 ••• _ ..... ":'.. • ,;;;: ::. ...... ,,, ,,; ; 1 J ! ·1·1·1=1·1'i ' .-~ • 11• ' fir ~i(•J &11 "L • I llllJf1.flritJ.ftJJl1ll tll1l1lrfJ,~1I AMERICAN MOTORS Ward S. Lee Inc. 1234 S. Main St., Santa Ana 547-5826 Harbor American 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ~-0261 Roy Car,ver Inc. 234 E. 17th St., Coste Mesa 546 4444 Crevier Motors 208 W. 1st St., Senta Ana 835-3171 BUICK huer Buick -2925 Harbor Coste Mesa 979-2500 CADILLAC Neben c.dillec 2600 Harbor Blvd., Coste Mesa §.10.9100 CHEVROLET ConneD Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Coste Mesa 546-1200 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beech Blvd., Huntington Beech 842-7781 DODGE FORD Dunton Ford 2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana 546-7070 University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Coste Mesa 54().9640 JAGUAR Beuer Buick -2925 Herbor Coste Mesa 979-2500 LINCOLN -MERCURY Gustafson Linc/Mere 16800 Beech Blvd., Huntington h•ch M2-8M4 Sent• Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Sent• Ana 547-9113 ConneU Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd.. Cost• Mesa 546-1200 OLDSMOBILE Courtesy Dodg~ University Oldsmol:>ile 2888 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mse• 2850 Herbor Blvd., Coste Mesa 557-9220 54().9640 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<. MARCH 25. 1973 OPEL Bauer Buick -2925 Hubor Cost• Mes• 979-2500 PONTIAC D•ve Ross Pontiac 2480 Herbor Blvd •• Coste Mes• 546-8017 PO RSC HE . AUDI Chick Iverson 'forsche-Audl 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport leech 671-0900 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy C.rver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Cnste Mesa 546~ TOYOTA Deen Lewis Imports 19~ Harbor Blvd., Coste Mesa 646-9303 VOLKSWAGEN Herbour Volsw•CJ•" 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington leach 842.4415 CNck lvenon V olttwegen 445 E. Coed Hwy. N I 673.()900 VOLVO 0.... Lewis lmporh 196' H.rlHW llYcl .• Cofte M..a 646-f JOJ ,.,. ? . . . FOR FAST CASH LOAN ON YOUR HOME? BomJVV *500 tD *10 ,000 ON ANY CALIF. R.E. PAID FOR. OR NOT! HOW MUCH DO YOU NEED? CAU US TODAY FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE! If you have money womes why not bor,1ow on the valuable tQuoty that vou have buolt up 1n your home wtth a 1 St or 2nd real es1a1e loan Pay off old bills and have one ea1•er monthly p11yment G111e us 1 c11ll. service at your ·. INCOIVl.E TAX WESTERN BUSINESS SERVICES INC. IH W. 1M -COSTA MISA "42.0212 A·l TAX SERVICE U00 HAllOI -COSTA MISA 141-1551 -lllWttllCAIO -Yeu may be •bl• to eet your tax refund lm-...... ..,y -loaned to ~u by Avco Thrift with- out ln ...... t charge for itte flnt 4S ct.ya. Alie us Moutlt. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MARCH 25, 1973 SUNDAY· (Continued)... CJ) Did Yan Dyle Sliow D Lldles' PGA 8-tf 09News m Dlnltl Boofte fl) News Eli) Doln' It tt lt1t Storefront m Hour of Stan m Klmba . 5:30 1J CBS Sports lllustr1ttd O Mancini Ceneratlon Joel Grey and Jeckie Verl\On auest. CJ) Nws ®) Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Rom1n ~rlna of Mrs. Stone" (dta) '61- Vivien Leigh, Warren Beatty. &> Addms One Two Three Eli) Wasflfnrton Wee• In Review m flnfarrll f1lcon a> Neshvllle Music m Speed Rletr LVENINC 6:001J Cf) 60 Minutes ommNns 1J Movie: "Submarine Seahawk" (adv) '58-Brett Halsey. @ Combat O The Aveneers 0) To111 Jones Show &> Akko-Ch1n's Secret Eii) Black Journal Ciil) Teatro del Domlnao a> Hee Kaw W Three Stooaes 6:30 Cl) Movie: (C) (90) "Incident at Phantom Hill" (adv) '66 -Robert Fuller, Jocelyn lane. D Lessie "Search for Yesterday" lassie, Dale and Ron ao on a trusure hunt in an old gtlast town and the boys build a fire that sets off a. dynamite explosion. DNe!• m Movie: (2hr) "81t11n" (dra) '43 -Robert Taylor, Lloyd Nolan. EE Sumo Wrestlinr mzoo111 @m Super Show g;, 8t1u James Show W Little Rascals 7:0011 News 0 Wild Kintdom "The Macaques of Japan" One of the most inter- esting and unusual primates is studied by Marlin Perkins as he travels to the Pfimate Institute in KYoto, Japan. Ci) World oi SulVlvel D ReOecdones ·oo Famlly Classics O This la Your Life "Vincent Price" 0) Passport to Travel EE D1ikon No Hann• fil) The French Qef m Wiid Klnpm a) Lawrence Welk Show W ltlll1n Televlllon Hour 7:30 O Dick Van Dyke Bernie tries to pass his 1entlle wife off as Jewish when his Jewish mother visits dur· ina Passover. and expects the tra· dition1t Seder (Passover feest). D ®) m Wortd of DllntJ "The Boy 8nd the Bronc Buster" Concl. Earl Holliman, Vincent Van Patten, Strother Martin and Lisa 6erritsen star in this story of a younr boy who follows a bronc rider on the rodeo c11cult. Cl) The Protec1ors D Georae Kirby Comedy Nancy Wilson ruests. (j) TV 8 Reports O Million $ Movie: (2hr) ''SenUe· mall Jim" (dra) '42-Errol Aynn, Alexis Smith, Jack Carson. Ii) Three hsaporb to Adventure ~ One of 1 kind "Richard Greene and Terence White" Bluearass music with Greene on fiddle end While on 1uit1r . m [4ttlar '73 8:00 11 Ci) M•A•s•H A USO entertain· ment troupe, lncJudlna a comic and a girl trio, pays the MASH unit a visit. II ROLLER GAMES DIRECT * T-BIRDS vs HAWKS T-BIRDS BATTLE PARKER & THE HAWKS U Roller Games 0 (!)(I) GD The FBI "Ni(ht of the Lonr Knives" 1 Two youna crimi· nal org11nization members plan to take over by assassioatinr the boss of the clan and his two main cap- tains. Alex Cord. frank De Kova guest. Q) Safari to Ad¥enture EE Nippon No Uta Eii) DEBUT Pioneers of Modem Paintin& "Edouard Monet" Arst In a sil·proaram series wJitten and narrated by Lord Kenneth Clark ex· ploring the ori(ins of modem art. Ciil) Clnt dtl Domln10 §.) David Sussklnd Show 1:30 O (j) Minnix Mannix inves1iaates the disappe1r1nce of two crop.dust· ina pilots, whose employer belleves a rival is tryina to sabota11 his or- ange crop, Sean Garrison, Jeanette Nolan, Linde M1rsh, Joe De Santis and Paul Mantee auest. 0 (IQ) a;, NIC Sunday Mpte,,_ C.lumbo "Double Shock" Martin landau 1uests In a dual role es twin brothers suspected of murder· ina t~elr wealthy uncle. Jeanette Nolan and Tim O'Connor *lso auest. m Cnature futures (C) "Planet of Blood" OJ i,.,l"!IW'lc..,1...,A('"'I Fabulous Slxtlu: 1960 The first In a series of specials hlghli(htlna each year's events dur- ing the 60s decade. fl) Noche de Cala 9:00 D Cl) Ci) m .. 11-f~i""ci""'i"""L I The 27th Annu.I Ton1 Awards Rex Harrison and Celeste Holm are hosts for this year's Antoinette Perry Awards cele· bratina "The Wide World of Broad· way/' with scenes from sewral Etlrootan productions of Broadway hits filmed on location for the pro· gram. Co·hosts are Sandy Duncan and Jerry Orb1ch. EE Samurai Dettdtve Em Tonight see Part I of * ('THE GOLDEN BOWL" Masterpiece Theatre Mobil Oil Corporation EI!) Masterpiece Tllttbt "The Gold· en Bowl" Part I of 1 six-part BBC dramatization of Henry James' novel about American societ(. An Amer- 1 1 3 ncy tie· nn, ova m In nd U · tes Sf· es or- tte tis " ican heiress feels it's time she mar- 1ied and so acquires an impover· ished Italian prince. What she does not know Is that the ptince is in love with her best frie11d. Jill Town· send, Daniel Massey, tayle Hunni· MONDAY MARCH 26 cutt and Barry Morse star. For momtn1 end afternoon llstlnp, 9:30 I) Cl) Barnaby Jones Jack Cassidy pl .. se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. and Anne Francis auest, as Barna-Below, for your convenience, ere by searches for a missing author the d•Y'• movies. whose best-sellln& novels are t~inly disguised accounts o( the private lives of an affluent community's DAYTIME MOVIES leadlnri citizens. 9:30 0 (C) .. A Distant Trumpet" (dra) fJ News '64-Troy Donahue, Suzanne Ple-m Urban America "Firetrap" An in· shette, Diane McBain. vestication of firefi&htin1 and fire 10:00 (])"Son of Robin Hood" (adv) '59 safety In urban America. -Davi~. Hedison, June Lauerick. 9~45 9 "Lil's M1kt It lefal" (com) fI1) ARE YOU A WINNER 'SI-Claudette Colbert. Macdonald * IN THE KCETest' Carey. FIND OUT TONIG.HT! 12:00 0 "Tiiiie ~~d ~us" (com) :~3-W. al) KCETest Announcement of win· ~-Fields. White Huntress (1dv) ners of Masterpiece Theatre Con· 57-Susan Stephan. Robert Urqu· test. 1·00 hmart~'B t Kiii" < > '47 10:00 0 ®l Escape "Lost" (Resched· · orn . 0 mys - uled) A 9-year·old boy and his 6· . L~w~~nce T1erne1~. Claire 0Trevor. year-old sister defy the odds and 1.30 0 Four Sons (dra) 40 -Don surmount nature's challeniies when Ameche, Alan Curtis. they become lost In the wilderness. l :OO ~ (C) "Hell Is for Heroes~· (dra) Lee H. Montiomery, Dana Laurita, 62-:;Fes~.Parker, B~bby Darin. Glenn Corbett and Cameron Mitchell 0 Hud .. (dra) 63-Paul New· star. 9 D1y of Discovery O Community Feedback mf.BNews Em The Tiny Film Festival A trio of short films: "The Railrodder," "Gal· lery," and "Chicken Soup" m Lou Cordon Show 10:15 f.i) GoJf 10:30 0 The rrotectors "It Could Be Practically Anywhere on the Island" 0 The Issue Is O Gamer Ted Armstron1 {I) At Issue \lj Sin Ole10 Panor1ma (!)News 10:45 f.i) "paMst laniua1e lesson 11:00 6 0 D Cl) (1§) News 0 Amazlnf Proplttcles Cl) Movie: "Casb1h" (mus) '48 - Tony Martin, Marta Toren. fJ Gamer Ted Armstn>n1 m Movie: "The White Cliffs of Dover'' (dra) '44-Peter lawfo1d, Irene Dunne. Vin Johnson. ti» KATHRYN KUHLMAN * · (IN COLOR) ti) KaUuyn Kuhhun 11 :30 II N1me of tfle G1me 0 @) Tonl1ht Sllow O Movie: (C) "The le,end of Cus· ttr" (wes) '68 -Wayne M1under, Robert F. Simon, Mary Ann Mobley. (j) Telepulse 0 Chanffnf Times Q) Movie: (C) "The Min Who l1u1hs" (adv) '66-Jean Sorel. 11:45 O Movie: "four Skulls of Jonathan Drake" (hor) '59-Eduard Franz. 12:00 O Rewerend In 12:30 @ lssun and Answen 1 :00 II Movlt: (C) "Th• Flm Travel· in& Slltsl1dy'' (com) '56-Ginaer Ro&ers. Carol Channing. CJ Ci) News 1:30 Q) Movie: "Room in the Houn" (dra) '56-Patrlck Barr. man, Petncia Ne1I. ti§) (C) "Run 1 Crooked Mlle" (dra) '69 -Louis Jourdan. Mary Tyler Moore. 4:00 B (C) "Summer and Smoke" (dra) '61 -Laurence Harvey, Geraldine Page, Rita Moreno. 4:30 CV Same as lOAM listln1. EVfNING &:oo 11 (I) a mm mm News 0 ®l NW Baslletb11l Finals U Bonanza (1) Get Sm1rt O The Avenren m The Flintstones m Star Trell fl) Mi Oulu En1mor1da fI1) Hodcepoda• lodre &) Three Stooces 6:30 00 Ho11"'s Heroes O Movie: (C) (90) •'fhe Trap" (dra) '67-Rita Tushincham, Oliver Reed. (I) CBS News Walter Cronkite m AndJ Griffith al) Consumer Education "Your In· credible Credit" m Joanne Carson Show GE Novela al The Frank People &) UttJe R1scals • 7:~&ffi8'News 0 8owUnc for Dollars 00 Truth or Consequences CI> Wildlife Theatre O What's MJ line1 m I love Lucy m I Dream of Jeannie f.i) Simplemente M1ri1 Ell) Wheels, Kilns and Clay E!)Munea GE Vartedades Muslclles al liars' Club &) Speed Ricer 7:30 B I lflcllL I The Ose1rs: Movie (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MARCH 25. 1973 DON'T Wlil/r 111,1:11=11:11·r1: 1·r AND BREAK THE PAINT HABIT FREE FREE FIRM ES TIM A TE FIRM ESTIMATE SERVING LA. OVER 30 YEARS CALL MR. EXPERT NOW DIRECT OR COLLECT 530-6871 407 No. La Cienega Los Angeles ... ,. 9 Paee 10 The 110l'ld doeslit stop mot'ing henteen 6and11 and neid1er do we. - at. 6/Benti at II CBSS2 r MONDAY {Continued) . " . . Maklnc or Moner Malllnf? Entertain· me'nt Editor David Sheehan exem· ines the sianificance and variety of opinion -about the Academy Awards. Scenes from nominated films are included. super·C,QOI pr!vale eyes, cqpes with lies, ladies and larceny. m;~;:;, . El)Ni m I franll Wallefield: Mandolinlst @I) Lt Crtada Bien Criada CJ) Hocan's Herofl ;::so fJ @ I lfRllt I Hot.el NinetJ 0 Movie: (C) (Zflr) "'Tht Osur" . Comedy sketches, dance routines (dra) '66-Stephen Boyd, Elke Som· · and son1 numbers are featured in mer. Milton Berle. a revue format set -against the back· (I) To Tell the Truth drop of a mYthical luxury holel- (1) The thrlllsetlltrs Hotel Ninety. Tim 'ConWay, Jack Gll-U Million $ Movie: (C} (2hr) .. "Es-ford, Joyce Vao Patten and Donna cape fro~ Zahraln" (adv) '62-Yul McKechnle star with special tuests ..Bryn'"'· Sal Mineo. Diahann ·Carroll, Alan Alda and CD Thaf Girt Sally Struthers. m Dratntt 0 Ont steg IJe,ond fil) T'ai Clli Ch'uan-µercises fJ News m The Adventurer m Gomer Pyle USMC \a!) JtiV. Ray Pllam Ell) Thirty Mlni'ltes With ••• . GB Sports Chalttnle m Muchacha Italian•. '9 Tht ~· F1mlly a!) Yarieclldta · 8:00 l){f) Cuna•oke -CJ m Lau&h·ln Cameo appeu· lO:OO 0 m News ances 11re made by . Jack Benny, fJ Crime flchtln Peter ~arshali, Mlthele Lee, James m 8111y Qriha"! Crusade flrrentino and Hu1h O'Brian. El> Roller Gallfts rdo Ell) Verile: Ptiantom India "Thinfs (j) I IP1ciaL 1 J, Leona Seen in Macfras" f. tour of Southern U (I) GBTht Rookies When 'I . India., ri~~: ,~or:Je~t~odn!tu~~·~1~!~~J: . GB Sports.Ch1lten1e efl\Y. he res()rts to clime usina the 10:30 U Tai~ B_adl nam•s of the younc officers who @I) TY Mualul .. ollld·have been his colleaeues. a!> News/Sports ,. .. (Ji Wiid Klntdom GB 42. P4ua ' m The Glloat and,._,._ Muir 11:00 fJ DU Ii) '1> m al News m ! IPfc!XL I Sound of.Musk: PoJ-(})Ci)®) Newt tra!t 11f a Ltttner 'f'lt'fUrs see clips U One Step Beyond - · ..:-fr$lm '\he film :·~vner>of Music," Cl) M1nh1t Dillon • and lnttrviews with the stars ap-fJ Movie: (C) "Malf With lltJ X- . ~ THC DAILY PILOT, tv WEEK, MAffCH 25, •1913 How many times have you been. out with s_omeone and ,had the feeling yo1.1 weren't . really together, that you had nothing in c·ommon and were just going through. the· ·otions of a da.te 1 .. pe11in1 in the movie. · Ray Eyes" (sci·fi) '63:--Ray-Milland. ' . fl) Hem1a11os Cora)t m Truth °' Consequences ··Togetherness· .is . w~at DISCOV.E~Y i.s all about.' ~atching "with ii" people to really . experience togetherne~s. If· you· feel you are an above · the av"erage., person and · . ready 'for Discovery .•• DISCOVERY is m DANCE! THEATRE a!) Miflie Rfflt Show * OF HARLEM WIT.H 11:15 @m Roller Gainea . ARTHUR MITCHEL~ 11:30 fJ (I) CBS Late Movlt: "(C) "R•· Underwritten by tBM fltctJOna in • Colden EJt" (dra)-m I IH<•AL I Dance Thtatr• of Mtr1on Brander, Elizabeth Taylor. H.1rlt11 Witb Arthur Mitchell A per· CJ a:Ql ~Johnny Carson George formance of youn1. rifted black S.aal is substltllte ~ost. -dance troupe under direction of U Maa In a Suitcase Arthur Mitchell of the New York D (1) (j) &) Wldt World of En· I' City Ballet, alone with a history of tertain!ftent "A l>rowler in-the ·-... the company. Heart'\· '1 wealthy authoress of pop-..; :g, Mualcall11no ular -crime nov111s marries a YQuna a!) Mlauellto Valder Show photoirapher whQ had one day en· m r.tovft: (2ttr) "HeH'a Kltdlen" tered her home o~ the prt~ext .of # (dr•) '39-Dtad End Ki~s, an assignment. Soon ~e runs •!'fay 8:30 m'J'~: (21fahr) "Slit Frinclaeo'' with her sec~etary and returns to (dr1) '36 .-Clark Gable. Jeane"e reweal that there was an accident MacDonald, Spenc6r Tracy. in which the elrl was killed. Colleen m Merv Griffin Show Dewhurst and Marttn Sheen star. a!) Novell m To Tell the Truth 9:00 fJ CJ) Hert'1 Lucy G) True Adnnture . D MonAJ Movie: (C) (2hr) "As-12:00 m Alfred Hltchcoct Prtsenta uutt on A Queen" (adv) '66-Frank · CD Wandtrtuat Sinatra, Vlma Lisi, Tony Franciosa, 12:30 0 News ~i~ha'rd CoAte. A woman a~venturer m Movie: (~) 'l"fhe Boy Wlth C~ll and her ~thtes~ companion talk ·Hair" (dra) '43-Dean Stockwell, an ex·submarlne officer into Join· Rob:ert Rian; Barbara Halt. · ine them In raisln1 I sunken German Ii) B.ill Cotbf sub. Thfir plan is to· recondition l ·OO@ 0 U CJ) News t~ sub and use it to hold up the 1:30 fJ M" .... "fl f G llt'.' (d ) 'Q&een Mary • o •• e. n1er o u ra U CV@ 'm ABC Monday Movie: '56-Richard Baseti.~. Mary Mur· (C) (2hr) "Qunn" (adv) '67--Craia phy, Constance Cumn11nas. Stevens. Laura Devon, Edward Asner. 3:00 fJ Movie: (C) "Pawnee'! (wes) '57 She(fy· Jackson. Helen Traube!. "T" Geqrae Monteomery, Lola Al· Peter Gunn, one of television's first bri1ht. ·. ' ·. ready' for you : · : · As. ~eard · on K.G.B.S FEMININE FORUM and DAVr.: HULL 1hows ... . . ~· 1.0S ANGELES (213) 387~393 . . llSO W'!l .. hlre Bl•d., LM A••fe•. C.llt . . OHANGf. t;Ol::\TY . , (714) 83:l-688S n.e cii,,, t c1•1.•ha. ·~··· 0n.,~. C.ur. r. 1~~1 I Socioloeic.l lns,icuce . . Y4'l-t•road .. 1ll~it,.all11h.iJ1l1,,, 1'<i•••• __ ...,.,_*• • ... la"ioa r .. 11111l.,..J11•u:1 .. 6J. I •• 0 "'iJ~td 0 Oi\uM1I 0 Sin,;1~ I ·~·_._:_I I I Roe Bur An1 ,,. Tut con Doi of f c •• Noi fon ore (to Ty1 anc the for Au1 "TI Mh At for on , role '°" Sht Po! Jea Het .din Till Rock HudlOft and Carol Burnett co-hott the 45tt. Annual Academy Awards Presentation on NBC, Tuesday (from 7PM to conclusion) , live from the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of tt.e Los Angeles Music Center. Nominees for best per- formance by an actress are shown on the right (top to bottom) ; Cicely Tyson for "Sounder," Di- ano Rou for "Lady Sings the Blues," M099ie Smitfl for "Travels with My Aunt," Liv Ullmann for "The Emigrants" and Lisa Mlnnelll for "Cabaret." At left or~ the nominees for best performance by on actress in a.supporting role (top to bottom) ; Su- san Tyrrell for "Fat City," Shelley Winten for "The Poseidon Adventure," Jeannie Berlin for "The Heartbreak Kid," Gero I-· .dine Page for "Pete 'N' Tillie," and Ell"n Heck- art for "Butterflies Are Free." . Now. lor thf' first timP, (),,hun\ l.i 'l Hu ... tlt•f PH kup j, ,l\'cli l,lhlP with cln c!LltO- m.ltt<.. t1,ln"-mj,,jon. ( )ur 4 "'P<'<'d tully- 'Y'H hroni1t•cl "'ti<. k 'hift i~ \t,,nci,ud ; 1 ht, ,l u tom ,l t i c cl v a i I <' h I<' at 'tn1c.1 II PXl l .1 l <>'I 5 min. S. of the San Diego Flwy. 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842. 7781 540. 0442 ,.,. lS TUESDAY MARCH 27 For momln1 end •ftemoon llstJnp, please ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, .,. the d•f • movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 D "Tiit Stoop" (com) '63-Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. 10:00 (I) "White fan(' (adv) '36 - Michael Whalen, Jean Muir. D "A life In tht Balance" (dra) 'SS-Ricardo Montalban, Anne Ban· croft, Lee Marvin. 12:001J "The Blad! Glove" (mys) '54- Alex Nicol. "Arson, Inc." ·(mys) '49 -Robert Lowery. 1:00 m "Conspirator'' (mys) '50-Rob· ert Taylor, EJlzabeth Taylor. . 1 :30 0 "Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid" (com) '48 -WUll1m Powell, Ann Blyth. 3:00 Cl) "Uvln1 ft Up" (com) '54-0ean Martin, Jerry Lewis. 0 ''Cfy of Bltttt" (dra) '63-Van Heflin, Rita Moreno. tlj (C) .!'Kattly O" (dra) '58-Dan Duryea, Jan SterHna. 4:00 fJ ''Wake of Utt Red Witch" (dra) '48-John Weyne, GI& Youna. 4:30 CJ) Same as lOAM llatlna EV[NING &:oooaomm·mlmNewa @0 News UBonanu @5et Sm11t D TM Avenrers m The fllntstonu m SbrTrek fl) Ml Dulce En1morld1 Eil) Hodiepod&e Loda• m Three Stooaes 6:30 00 Hocart's Heroes D Movie: (90) "Escort West'' (wes) '59-V'ictor Mature, Elaine Stewart, Faith Domer1ue, Noah Beery. Cf) CBS News Walter Cronkite • ~ Hollywood Squires m Andy Griffitfl Eill B'Yad H1leshon m Joanne Cal'$0n Show EI!) Novell (i) Tht Frank People &) Little Rascals 7:00 0 CD News D ®) m ,..11 .. f""lc ... , ... ll""'i Th• 197l Acldemy Awards The 45th annual Oscar Awards of the Acad.emy of Motion Picture Art$ and Sciences will be divided into four se1ments with Rock Hudson, Carol Bumett. Michael Caine and Char1ton Heston each hostin& a seament. Nominees tor this year's Best Picture award are: "Cabaret," "Oeliverence," "The Emiirants," "The Godfather," and "Sounder." e Bowlin& for ~lal'1 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MARCH 25, 197~ Cl) Truth or Consequen~s aa, Joanna Pettet, Forrest Tucker, Cl) Safaff to Adventure Clu Guleaer. The Joltln& action and (iJ Whlfs My On,7 colcr ot colleee foatball provide the m I love Lucy . \. backerouncth for a arim 1 tlhy rRe.alhlstidc . m I Dream of Jeannie look at t e pme, w IC ar m Slmpltq>tnta Maril Crenna starrin1 as a win-or.else Eil) The Frend! Chef coach hired to whip t smell colleae @m Muntca team Into shape. ~ Vartedad 0 One Step Be10nd ·m U.rs' Club 0 News (fl Speed Ricer Q) ~mtr Pyle USMC 7:30 fJ Bobby Goldsboro Show Vicki fil) •'-di loumal lawrenu and Bobby Russell ruut. ti) Mudltch1 ltlll1n1 (}) Hoaan'a Htrott . CiI!) Ft-tfnl M11lcano e ti'ovlt: (2hr) "Love Letttrs" 10:00 D ~ m I IJ((!ll I Keep U.S. (dra) '45 -Jennifer Jones, Jo$eph Beautiful A sons and comedy spe· Cotten'. · · · cial dealin& with contemporary is· Cl) To Tell the Trvtft sues, hosted by Raymond Burr with Cf) This 11 Your Ute auest$ Ruth Buzzi, Tim Conway, 0 Mllllon · $ Movi.: (C) (2hr). "To Sandy Duncan. Lena Horne, Don Catch • Tiiier• (tom) '55 -C4ry Knotts, The Muppets and repre· Grant, Grace Kelly. sentatives of the U.S. Scoutlna m That Girl Movement. G) Drainet 0 m News Eill Cttywatchen 0 CJ) (I) Q) Marcus Welby, M.D. CiI!) Comedy (R) Jack Haley Sr. auests as an Q) It Is Wrttftn 1ein1 salesman who Is elven 1 'f) Addams FamllJ new chance at lift by Dr. Welby 8:00 O Cl) Maude (R) Maude and Wal· ' followina t stroke. · ter learn that C«o~ ls remarryin&. . 0 Boris Klrtotf Pr111nts u lV (j) m Temperatures Rislna . m BillJ 5raham Cnlaadt "Gorilla My Drums" A &orilla ls fE b Pecado de Sofia admitted to the hospital when. she Eil) fll~ Odyssey (R) becomes ill because she misses her 1Q:30 O Tai• Badl ZoO keeper, a patient. . . m McHatc's Navy m Alfred. Htttflc:od Prtsents @m Rntm Muskal Q) Ptny Mason m> News/Sports m Hemtanot eo,.Ji 11 :00 IJ D D m m m m News Eil) Turnln1 Points .. # 103 "Patients Cf) CJj ('Ii Ntwa Without Doctors" With . the country D Ont Step ltyond doctor facin• extin~tion, documen-@ Marshal Diiion larY . studies al~er'!a~ives to rural 0 Movlt: ''Space Monml'" (sci·fli medical care. '64-James B. Broll(n. · @Z) El Edlficlo dt:Enfrente m Truth or ConHqUencea m Centro Ibero Amtrlcano El) Garner ltd Amtatron1 §) Movie: (2hr) "Mammy" (mus) ml Mllllt RHH Show '30--AI Jolson. · 11:15 @m Cine~ 34 , 8:30 fJ Cl) Hawaii flve.O A petty crim· 11:30 IJ Cl) CBS Litt Movla: "Murder trial is· slain du.rln1 tl\e theft of a Most Foul" (mys)-Merearet Ruth· . •• IMMEDIATE ~ERY ON THE MOST POPULAR 1973 MODELS SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCURY 1 . 1 ~ • i f' J T I ! ', , , . : • , ~ .. I\ "./ I ;, ti. ~ I /\ I ' <. _· .. + , -, I ·secret balllstlc ·misslle device, and erford stars. Mc:Garrett suspects that his 1rch· D Movie:· (C) "Dar11n(' (dra) '65 nemesJs, Wo Fat, Is behind the -Laurence H1rVey, Dirk Bo&ard, theft. (R) · Julie Christie. D Cl) Cl) al ABC. Tuuday Movie: 0 The f'ritontr (C) (90) "Nd Place to R-" (R) u CD Cl) m Wide Worfd Of Eft. (dra) '72-Herschel Bernardi, Stefa· ltrtalnm•nt "Niahtmere Step" A nle Powers, Larry Haaman, · Scott youna wife, miserable in her mar· Jacoby. When an adopted bQy's par· riaae and ~efus!d a divorce, seeb ents are killed, the authorities another way out of her predicament. threaten to'keep the boy's 1ilina but She hires an· 1ssassin who has his lovln& arandfether from 'aainlna own private .plans for her. Louise . custody. Sorel and Don Stroud ster. m Merv Criffin Sflow @) Name of the Came fil) Biii MOJtrs' Journal m To Tell ~. Trvth ml Navtll Q) True Adventure 9:00 Dal m Bob Hope Sptclal "Gii· 12:00 m Alfred Httchcock f'restnts lette Cavalcade of Champions" Sev-0) Wandtr1ust en athletes will be selected from 21 12:30 U News nominees IS outst1ndin1 In 'their m Mov1e: "Th• Actress" (dre) '53 field durlna 1972 and a speci,l · -Teiesa Wrlrht. Spencer Tracy. award for "Athlete· of the Year'' is m Bllt'Cosby presented. 1:00 Cil D fJ (]) NtWS Q) 5tt Slftart 1:3011 Movie: ''Tltt Window" (susp) fE Nino '49 ~ Bobby Driscoll, Arthur Ktn· fll) Btlllnd tflt Unts nedy, Barbera Hale. @m Noctiu Tapitlas 2:00 m AJl·Hlallt Show: (C) "rtfsoner '- 9:30 1J Cl) CBS Tuesd11 Movlt: ·(C) of tht Juoite." "Th• n.1er• (90) "foetste111: Niu Cup flnfsll 3:00 0 Movie: "An Ideal Husband" list" (R) (dra) '72-Ric~ard Cren· (com) '48 -Paulette Goddard . MITZI GAYNOR: 'SRO' Show business, like the U . S. Government, bas a fondness for acronymns. The acronym in entertainment which pleases all perform- ers is the one that reads SRO (Standing Room Only). When Mitzi Gaynor appears in concerts, night clubs or on television, she causes the happy management or' network to dust off the old "SRO" placard and display it proudly. Mitzi delivers. Take all of Mitzi's television appearances during the past five years, ranging from her own specials to her rare guesting on "Perry Como's Winter Show" and you'll find them not only the top rated variety spe- cials of the given season, but also critical successes. In the night club, concert and theatre fields, Mitzi's name on the marquee guarantees both excellent show and tumaway audiences at each performance. If there is one characteristic which permeates Mitzi's ~rofessional life, the trait has to be ... perfection. Funny, you never thmk of Mitzi as a professional athlete, but when you see her vigorous training pro- gram and rehearsals (athletes call it "practice"), Mitzi always works at one hundred percent energy whether it is in a drab rehearsal hall or on an emblazoned stage. Her guest stars on her CBS-1V Special, "Mitzi ... The First Time," (Wednesday at 9PM) Mike Connors, Ken Berry and Dan Dailey were impressed and pleased with the Spartan regimen of the show. "Now I know why Mitzi is the consummate artist," Mike Connors smiles with admiration. To Mitzi. the phrase ''good enough" is verboten. Each musical note, step or movement is drilled unremittingly, yet lovingly, into herself and her guests. She is involved from the first word of her specials to the last rehearsals. She hones, changes. refines the lines. steps and the music until they bear the "Gaynor" trademark. Another example of Mitzi's concern for perfection was the Motion Picture Academy Award Show of a few seasons ago. She was asked to sing the nominated song "Georgy Girl". The usual procedure fol- lowing that type of request is to get an arranger, set the key and then sing. But not Mitzi. S.he conceived a whole production number in her mind, caljed veteran choreographer Ernie Flatt and together they created the most exciting presentation of a song in the history of the Academy. How did this dedication evolve? Mitzi feels.that her parents were not blessed with her, but rather that she was blessed with them and, from them, she inherited a legacy of tal~nt. Her mother was a dancer and her father a musical director. From her birthplace in Chicago, Mitzi moved to Detroit, where she began her formal dance training whc-n she was eight years old. Mitzi's professional debut came at the age of thirteen as a featurtd dancer with Edwin Lester's Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Company in "Song Without Words". While clowning around during rehearsals for a subsequent production of "Naughty Marietta", she gave full vent to her comic compulsions and so impressed Lester with her impromptu performance that he elevated her to stardom. It was in Lester's production of "The Great Waltz" that Mitzi literally waltzed into the hearts of director Henry Koster and pro- ducer Sol Siegel, who watched from the audience. They were re- sponsible for the start of a fairy tale career for Mitzi, as star of a • succession of delightful musical comedy films produced by 20th Century-Fox. She was launched as the "Golden Girl" in the film with the !lame name and immediately was catapulted into stardom. Mitzi also brings her usual enthusiasm and perfecSion to the pro- duction of her yearly night club and concert acts. And if you think putting together a nightclub act is simply a matter of calling a writer, choreographer and arranger, you can forget it as far as Mitzi Gaynor is concerned. To Mitzi, creating a nightclub act takes as much en~rgy and resourcefulness as it does to produce an original Broadway musical or motion picture. For those who've seen Mitzi in action, it really happens--total involvement with a performer reveals a woman of rare gifts who is not afraid to give-a combination which equals artistry. Pa1e 15 WEDNESDAY fVENINC. &:oo e o a m m GI!.> m Netts MARCH 28 (D Qi) News . G .. O Bonanza "The Cheating ame For momln1 and a~rnoon llttlnp, pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. 00 Get Smart O The Avengers m The Flintstones ID Stir Trell DAYTIME MOVIES EE Mi Dulce Enamored• f1l) Hod1epod&e Lodge €f) Three Stoogei 9:30 O (C) ''The Deep Blue SH" (dra) '55-Vivi~n Leigh, Kenneth More. 6:30 00 Ho1an's Heroes D Movie: (90) "Man on a Strine" (dra) 'GO-Ernest Borgnine, Glenn Corbett, Kerwin Mathews. 10:00 CV "Most W1nted Min" (com) '62 -Fernande!, Zsa Zsa Gabor. Cl) CtS Ntws Walter Cronkite @) Merv Griffin Show 1J "F1ee or Muble" (mys) 46 - John Carradine. m Andy Griffith 12:00 8 "Liit Outpost" (wes) '35;-Cary Grant, Claude R1ins. "Bltter Creek" (wes) '54-Beverly Garland. f1l) Consumer Education '1he Great Big Debt Industry" m Joanne C.flon Show ml Novel• 1:00 m "List D1ys of Pompeii" (dra) '35-Preston Fo.ster. al The Fr1nll People €f) Uttle Reseals 1:30 O '1he Men" (dra) '50-Marlon Brando, Jeck Webb 7:00 1J Cl) 0 m News O Bowllna for Oollus 00 Truth or Co~sequences (j) Untamed Wor14 3:00 (])"The Men Who Shot liberty V1lance" Part I (wes) '62 -John Wayne, James Stewart. O Whars My Une? O '1he Fountainhead" (dra) '49- Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal. m I Love Lucy ID I Dream of Jeennie Ei) Simplemente Marie f1l) Wheels, Kilns and Clay &l) Muneca l12J "Viva Ville" Part I (adv) '34- Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo. 4:00 IJ (C) "The Perfect furloucfl" (com) '59 -Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. GI!.) Aficlon1dos de 11 Comunid1d al U1rs' Club 4:30 W Sime as lOAM listing ABC THEATRE: 'PUEBLO' "Pueblo," a dramatic re-crea- tion of the true story surrounding the seizure of a U.S. naval vessel by the North Koreans and the lif e-or-deatb decision forced on its skipper, Commander Lloyd Hll ship ander at&Kk, WI mt;qa aneoal of pu frozo. aact bis •Ip 81.lH wltb Top Sccttt e~n. Com- nuuulu Uo7d Mark Bocbu (por-- tr.,ed bJ Hal Holbrook) must de- dcle wkther Co sunud«r Co dat Nortb K.orum or not 1h'e up bis lblp at aay prttt. Page 16 m Speed Ricer Mark Bucher. portrayed by Em- my Award winner Hal Holbrook, will be the second presentation of the acclaimed "ABC Theatre" series of spedats. This compel- ling drama airs on ABC, Thurs- day at 9PM. Originally produced as a stage play at the Arena Stage in Wash- ington, D.C., "Pueblo" received unanimously excellent reviews. "Pueblo" tells its story by re- creating the two courts of in- quiry, one by tbe Navy and one by Congress, which delved into the seizure of the Pueblo, the ship's struggle for survival while under attack, and the horror of life for the Pueblo crew in a North Korean prison camp. The script dwells on Bucher's dilem- ma-whether to save the lives of his men. OT to obey naval law and refuse to give up his ship to the enemy. In the demanding role of Com- mander Lloyd Mark Bucher is Hal Holbrook, who recently won wide critical approval for his role in "That Certain Summer," an ABC Movie of the Week. Hol- brook won an Emmy Award for The Senator segment of The Bold Ones series, and a Tony Award for his much remembered tour- de-force portrayal in "Mark Twain Tonight." THE DAILY PILOT. rv WEEK, MARCH 25, 11173 7:30 tJ Tht 8olddJuer1 m £J Cafe dt Ml B1rrlo CJ.) Ho&an'a HtrOH 9:45 fli) DEBUT lmaees and Memorlea O Wilt Tiii Your Fattier Gets Home "Bays and Lacoons" The first of six O Jerry Wtst Show segments from 1 series of films by Cl) To Tell the Truth nature photogr1pher Jim Bones. Cl) You Asked for It 10:00 IJ CJ) ! lflcil\ I A p p o I n t · 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "Bus StoP" ment With Destiny "Peary's Race (dra) '55 -Don Murr1y, Marilyn for the North Pole" Lome Greene Monroe, Arthur O'Connell. nerr1tes this dram1tlc chronlcle of Youn& Or. Kildare one man's lifelong obsession to m Thlt Girl place his personal hallmark on the m Dr11net Pole. f.ID Ooln' It At the Storefront Q BEAUTIFUL HEIRESS m Biiiy Gr1h1m Crusade * SETS WILD PACE FOR m This Is Your Lift O'BRIAN "SEARCH" NOW Ef) Add1ms Family 0 [g) m SEARCH "Suffer My 7:5~ O Lakers Werm·Up I 811ketb1ll Child" Mel Ferrer 11uests as John ~ Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors. Rickman, an Industrial tycoon who 8:00 IJ Cl) I $1J¢1141 Dr. Seuss' Tht hires Probe aaent John Lockwood lor111 The lorax, a Seussian symbol to locate his daughter. ol ecology, speaks for all wildlife U (1) 00 a) O w 1 n M1nh1ll in his plea lor the preservation ol Ow•m Marshall defends a colleae some threatened Truffula trees and profeuor accused of the murder of patches ol Grickle Grass. a student with whom she w1s hav· 0 ~a;, Ad1m·12 (R) Officers Ing an allair. Julie Sommars auests. Malloy and Reed, much to their 0 Boris Karloff PYestnb charrin. are assianed new type VI· m News h1cles 1n an experiment to catch ID Billy Grahlm Crusade car accessory thieves. Ei) E1 Ptctdo de Soflt D CI) 00 al P1ul Lynde Show f1l) I SJic1l\ I Tiit Timi Show The (R) Paul Simms is horrified when Teenage Music International Show, his son-In-law Howie refuses to ac· filmed in 1964 for showina in movie cept the $4,000 he won on a quiz theatres. becomes an historical doc· show. ument of the rebirth of rock and m Truth or Consequences roll 1n the 60's ID Perry MHon 10:15 0 News EE Hermanos Coreje 10:30 m K'ppy COSIS Comedy series. f1l) America '73 GI!.) News/Sports E1) Ch1mplonshlp Wrestlina al 42 Plus m J1p1n1se Lln,u1ge Progr1m~ 11 ;00 IJ D u m m m m Ne•• 1:30 1J Cl) I IJCcllt I The Selfish Giant c_v Cl)®) Ntn An animated ada~tatlon_ of Osc~r f) One Step Beyond Wilde's short classic. which tells in 00 M1nh1I Dillon alleaorlcal terms of a11 over-sized 0 Movie: "Human Jun&lt" (mys) recluse whose icy heart is melted '54-Gary Merrill, Jan Sterling. by the warmth of some children. m Truth or Consequences 0 @)a;, NBC Wednesd1y Mystery EE Gerner Ted Armsb'ona -M1dlgan "The Midtown Beat" (R) GI!.) Miiiie Reese Show A party 1ttended by 1 wealthy .ma.n 11:15@1) Cinem1 34 and hoodlums with whom he is 11!30 IJ Cl) CBS La~ Movie: (C) "Can· tryin& to gain influence is held up non" (adv)-Wilh1m Conred stars. by a teenaaer. 0 Qj m Johnny Canon D (I) 00 al A B C Wednesd1y 0 Min In 1 Sultwe Movie: (90) "Ruby Gentry'' (R) 0 CI) 00 aJ Wide World of En· (dra) '52-Jennifer Jones, Char1ton tertalnment "Hiaht Life" P1ul Ross Heston, Karl Malden. A girl from has taken over an entire rest1u11nt the wronr side of the tracks. cast for\ an ennivefl•IY party et which 1slde by the man she loves, marries he 1nd his wife ere the only iuests. a wulthy businessman and sets out The restaurant owner suspects the to destroy 111 who snubbed her. unusual celebr1tlon Is more sinister m Merv Griffin Show than it 1ppears. Charles Aldm1n GI!.> Novel• and Anne Fr1ncis stu. 9:00 m To Tell the Truth IJ MITZI GAYNOR SPECIAL m Tr\11 Adventure * with Mike Connors, 12:00 m Alfted Hltclkocli PYnenh Ken Berry, Dan Dailey m W1ndttluat 0 (J) I lflciA( I Mitzi • • • The 12:30 0 News Flnt Time Ken Berry and Oan Dailey m Movie: "Tht Bullflpttr ind lht join Mike Connors as guests for this Lldy'' (dra) '50 -Robert Steck, music and comedy special starrinf K1ty Jur1do. Gilbert Roland. the versatile slnrer-dancer-actress, · ID Bill CotbJ Mitzi Gaynor. 1:00 00 DU Cl) News I!) Gtt Smart 1:30 0 Movie: "Hi1JI Htlr' (drO '58-- Ei) Nino John Otrek, EJ1lne Ettwut. fil) Pioneer of Modem Palntina (R) 2:00 m All·Hl1ht Show: "Roblnaon CN· "Edou1rd Monet" aoe on Myitery lsl•nd," (C) Hfht 9:30 0 "ews Couft M111fal of llllJ Mltdlelf" IE Gomer Pyle USMC 3:001J Movlt: (C) "fair Wlnd to Java" a> Muchad11 ttallana C•dv) '52-Fred M1cMurray. THURSDAY MARCH29 for momtn1 and afternoon Uttlncs, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day'1 movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:SO U "Clrclt of Dtoeptlon" (dre) '61 -Bradford Dillman, Suzy Parker. 10:00 CV "A Private'• Affair" (com) '59- Sal Mineo, Christine Carere. U "Nlpt Monstef' (mys) '42- Bela Luaosi, Lionel Atwill. 12:00 U "Blue Dahlia" (mys) '46-Alan ladd, Veronica lake. "Masi& of the Drapn" (mys) '51 -Shella Ryan, Richard Trevis. 1:00 m ''Th• Desperados" (wes) '43 - Glenn ford, Randolph Scott, Evelyn Keys, Cl1lre Trevor. l:lO 0 ''Sood Sam" (com) '48 -Gary Cooper, Ann Sheridan. , 3:00 Cl) "The Man Who Shot ll~rty Val· ance" Concl. (wes) '62 -John Wayne, James Sttwart. 0 'Watch on the Rhine" (dra) '43 -Paul ~ukas, Bette Davis. (Ii "Viva Villa'' Concl. (adv) '34 - Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo, Fay Wray. Name of the Q1me 4:00 D "Centlemen'1 A&Riment'' (dra) '47-Greeory Peck, John Garfield. 4:30 (]) Samt IS lOAM lbtin1 EVENING 1:0011 au e> mm m,.... @@)News ' U Bonanza "The Companeros" Ben's nephew Will tries to stop a plot to overthrow Benito luaru, the President of Mexico. · Ci) Get Smart· 0 Tiie Aveneen m Th• FllntstDnn G) Star Trell fE Ml Dulce tnamorad• m Hodiepode• Lodi• m Thrte Stoops 6:30 Cl) Ho11n'• Heroes U Mov\e: (90) "Kiii or . Curt" (com) '63 -Terry-Thomas, Eric Sykes. - (I) CBS Ntwa W1lter Cronkite @) Merv Griffin Show ID Andy Griffith t'E) Schools Without Failure (R) m JOlnnr Clnon Sflow C!)Novel1 al The Franll People m Uttle Rnuls 7:00 IJ Cl) CJ 8' News U Bowllna for Dollars Cl) Truth or Consequences (I) Amtrbn Mwnturt 0 What'• My Lint? · m I Love Lucy m I Drum of J11nnla fl) Silftplttntnte Marta m T'al Chi ~uan-Exercises G)Munec.a , C!) Ttlt·Rrvlltl Mu,lcal Q)\lars' Club LITTLE KNOWN ·BLACK HISTORICAL FIGURE ,The first man to actually set f®t on the prui.u spot magnetically designated as the North Pole may well have been black. Of course, every schoolboy knows that the ex- pedition which finally discovered the pole was headed by Commander (later Admiral) Rob- ert E .. Peary-but how many are aware that he took only one man from his party with him on his final dash to the pole itself ... and that that man was black? His name was Matt Henson. As played by Richard Rhone in the CBS Special (Wed., IOPM) "Peary's Race for the North Pole," the second in the .. Appointment With Des- tiny" series of speci~IJ. Matt Henson was a complex, courageous, and loyal man. He was Peary's partner in Peary's several attempts to reach bis lifelong goal, and in-between ex- peditions, after the failures which threatened to break Peary's spirit, Henson helped the explorer to raise funds for stiJI further ex- peditions. The lure of the arctic was u atrong lor Matt Henson as it was for Robert Peary- and this fact created a bond between the two men and led lhe normally reticent Peary into the deepest friendship of his life. THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. MARCH 25 1973 m Spee4 Rtc:er 7:30 IJ Youn1 Dr. Kildare "The Stren1· er" (R) A carefree bachelor learns from Kiidare that he fathered a son nine years ego and that the boy will die unless he donates a kidney. CJ) HoJan'a Heroes 0 The Adventurer "I'll Get There Sometime" While In Australia, Brad· ley roes to the aid of a man whose d1uahter Is in daneer In Germany. O Mo11le: (C) (Zhr) "A Fine Mad· ness" (com) '66 -Sean Connery, Joanne Woodward. (j) To Till the Truitt (I) Police Surieon O Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2ht) "Sit· tine Bull'' (wes) '54-Dale Robert· ton. Mary Murphy. ({j Lera Make a Dtal ID That Girt GJ Draanet f1l) Acdon Chicano m Rollin' aJ Pollet Sur1eon &') Addam1.famll1 S:OO 1J (()Thi Waltons (R) The fam· Hy •erees that John-Boy is now old enough to go huntln1 with the men end brine back a turkey for dinner. In honor of the bi& ocusion Grand· pa . &Ives John-Boy his prize aun, but when the crucial moment comes he rs unable to find the coura1e • to g_ull the triuer. · 0 @) m flip Wilson Show (R) Flip's guests are Stlller and Meara, Biii Russell, Kenny R1nkln 1nd Paul McCartney and his aroup Winp. 0 (!) (j) GE) Mod ~quad 'Can You Hear Me Out There?" (R) An auto-theft rina uses a radio disc Jockey's commercials to disseminate Information. Lou Gossett 1uests. ID Ho11n's Heroes G) Bo1ln1 from the Olympic fl) Htrmanos Cor1J• Eil) The A!Woe1les "Should the U S Government Adopt 1 Proal'1m of Heroin Maintenance?" EE C.pullna C!) To Be Announcect m Movie: (2hr) "Youneer Broth· ers" (adv) '49--Wayne Monis, Jan· is Paige, Bruee Bennett 1:30 ID Merv Griffin Sllow C!) Novell 9:001J Cl) CBS Thurid1y Movie: (C) (2hr) "Tlctr, Tick, Tlctr'' (dra) '70- Jlm Brown, George Kennedy, Fred ric March. Complications arise for a newly-elected black sheriff or a small southern town when blaoted whites set out to destroy him, II ®) m Ironside "Down • Two Roads" CR) Followinr 1raduatlon from law school, Mark San1er must decide between private practice and the office of public defender. 0 CV GB I IJICilt I ABC The· atrt "Pueblo" A dnimetic re-Cfeatlon of the true story surroundln1 the seizure of e U.S. na11a1 vessel by the North Koreans and tilt llfe·or· detth decision forced on its skip· per, Commander Lloyd Bucher. Hal Holbrook stars. (Continued) The depth of this friendship was proved by Peary's decision to take'Henson, and ffen- son only, with him on his ftnal dash to the North Pole. Peary was proud to the point of arrogance, fiercely jealous of the glory to which be had sacrificed bis entire adult life ... and yet when, on April 6, 1909, the American flag was planted in the earth .at t1'e North Pole, it was planted by rwo mcn- Robert Peary and Matt Henson. And who is to say, really, which of them first set foot on the planet's northernmost point? Richard Rhone, who plays Henson in the David L Wolper-produced hour, is not a pro- fessional actor but answered tb&casting call on the advice of an actor-acquaintance, and his strong appearance and air of authority won him the part. And Matt Henson? He died peacefully in New York City in 1955, a member of the world .. famous Explorer's Club. He was also awarded the Silver Medal of the City of New York.. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<. MARCH 25, 1973 THURSDAY (Continued) ml Mlllle R1t .. Show Ei) Nino . • Ell) An Amerlcen Famlly Bill talks ll.15 @!) Cinema 34 FRIDAY about the financial terms of the 11:30 IJ Cl) ctS Late Movlt: "The tad dlvorte with his lawyer. Sted" (dra) -Patty McCormick. MARCH 30 @II El Show de Alejandro Su1ru Haney Kelly. 9:30 0 The Happy Wanderers "Phan· 0 ~ m Johnny Carson For momln, and •ft9moon nstl .... St Co h ()y th Hist · plHae aee DAmME PROGRAMS. tom aae ac er e one O 1111 Prisoner Below for nle ~t~=d Trell" D CJ) 00 El> Wldt Wor1cl of En-the ~y's n:.c:onw net, are @II MuchlCha llllllna tertainmtnt "A Little Bit like Mur-DAYTIME MOVIES ail lucha Ubrt der" Jeff Crawford's wife has bt· • come Insane after the birth of their 10:00 0 ®l m Ota~ Martin Dean s twin children. Their housekeeper, I 9:30 D (C) "Walkl111 My Baby Back euests are Martin Milner and Anna woman involved in occult activities, Ht••" (mus) '54-0onald O'Con· Moffo. insists the house is haunted and nor, Janet lelfh. 0 m IE News warns the children's pre1n1nt nurse 10:00 (]) "81111 Denim" (dra) '59 -0 Boris Karloff Prt1tnta I R D id Ell b th I Ei) El p d dt Sofl lo eave. oeer av • za e Brandon dt W Ida, Carol Lynley. ~ w rt~~ 0 I Hartman, Nini Foch and Sharon D "'The en ... of Dr. Haller (dra) Q:I 0 reas Farrell star. '38-Ralph Bellamy. 10:30 0 Talk Back m To Tell the Truth 12:00 D ''lullmtn of the Rio Grande'' m Championship Fishlnf (wes) '65-Guy Madison. "Apadle Ell) Thirty Minutes Wl~h . • • 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents Chief" (wes) 'SO-Alan Curtis, Tom @II Acomp1neme Musical series Neal. ail News/Sports l2:30 B News 1:00 m "A Yank In tflt RAF." (dr1) '41 11 :00 11 0 D €1> m m H••• m Movie: "Ambush" (Wts) '50--T1ront Power, Betty Grable. (]) Cl) 9 NtWI Robert Taylor. John Hodlek, Arlene l :JO D ''TIM Dtenor RooteVtlt Story" O One Step Beyond Dahl. (blo) '65 -N1rr1ted by Archlb1ld Ci) M1rsh1I Dillon II) Bill CosbJ Meclelsh. B Movie: "Un11rthly Streneer" l :OO rin O D IT\ Newt l:OO Cl) (C) "U11tbrtll11 of C11erbour(' (scl·fi) '64-John Neville. l.ll.I l.l!..I (rom) '64-Cetherint Deneuve, Nino m Truth or Conaequencts 1:301J Movle: (C) "tthavt Yourttlf" Cutelnuevo. m Movie: (C) "East of KlllmanJ1ro" (com) '51-Flrley Grenaer, Shelley C1J "Mar1(" (dra) '55 -Ernat (adv) '62 -Mershall Thompson, Winters. Boranlne. BetSJ Blelr. Gabby Andre m All·Ntfht Show: "The Souttltm· , a:I (C) "nt Preducen" (com) '68 Ei) Garner Ted Armstronf er," "Pennln From Htiven" -.Zero Mosttl. Gent Wilder. fii) Featlval Fiims The second of 4:00 D (C) "Tt111put" (dra) '59-Van two proarems of short films by 3:00 IJ Movie: "Brlmtton•" (wts) '49 Heflin, Vlveca Undfon. non-professlonel filmmakers. -Rod Cemeron. 4:30 ()) S.1111 u lOAM llttllf Page 18 lVENING 1:00 Ba am mm m ..... (j)9Ntn D Bonanza ())a.ts.art D TM Awnpn m Tiit Fllnbtlnes mstarTrtk fE Ml Dula En1111orlda m EartllkHPlnf "Us and Chanaes" m n.,.. Stooiet 6:30 Cil Hopn's Heroes D Movie: (C) (90) "Rt111 of F1rt" (dra) '61 :__ Dlvld Janssen, Frank Gorshln, Joyct Taylor. Cl) CBS News Walter Cronkite @) MtN Grfffln Show m AndJ 8r1fflth m Consumer Education "Coplnf With Chane•" m Joanne carson ar=>Novela El) The Frank People m Uttlt Raacala Ct 7:00 IJ CJ) am News D Bowtl111 ter Dollan (I) Trutll or C.MtC1uenC11 Cl) AllhHI Wort4 D Wllafs .. , UM1 mlLMlMJ m I Dru• of Jeaqle fJ) sa ... ,......._ Maita fill Tiit Uwlr Atta "Phyllis Glass" IE) ... .. Gm ..... °"" &)Uan' Chrb &)Speed Racer 7:30 II Worfd of SUrvlval "Air Support" fE Nino John Forsythe narrates 1 darlna con· EJD Mutarplece Theatre (R) "The serv1tlon operation to transport 74 Golden Bowl" Part I rare roan antelope to 1 new home. @m El Sllow de Loco Valdez Cl) Ho11n'1 H1ro11 g) Japtfttte Drama D HollJWood Squam 9:30 g Let Tmtno'1 QoH U Movie: (2hr) "Love "1ters" 0 (I) ()) a> The Odd C.uple (R) (dra) '45-Joseph Cotten, Jennifer Oscar's mother p1ys him 1 brief Jones. . 1 visit and up-ends his and Felix's CJ.) To Till tM TMtl domestic life. ~~~ ON~ 0 MilUol $ Movie: (2ht) "Dfanao" m Go ... r Pylt USMC (wes) '57 -Jiff Ch1ndler, Joanne €1) Muchletla ltall1n1 Dru, Julie London. a.;> Premier del 40 tm) Tiit NtW Prtca 11 Rl&ht 10:00 II t1j m Bobby Darin Show Con· m Thlt Glr1 nie Stevens and Andy Griffith 1uest m Draanet em Wall StrHt Wt11l with Eric Weissber1 ind Steve Man· m Untamed Wor1d ~ m m News a> N11hvlllt Music 0 (.l) (]) a> Lov1 American Style El) The Addams Famn, Love and the: "New Act:" "Over· 1:00 II ~ Mission: Impossible Singer niaht Guest;" "Lucky Couple;" Barbara McNalr, as Jena Cole, the "M~ll Room" beautiful luder of 1 band of Jewel 0 loris Kartott Presents thieves, falls in love with Berney, fE EJ Pecado de Sofia who hes infiltrated her operation to em One of A Kind (R) recover the stolen crown jewels of l0:30 m Nashville Music a foreirn n1tlon. l:T:\ 1 Q Q'j m Sanford Ind Son (R) ~ :~~rras Fred has 1n 1ccident in the truck @I) and decides he's sufferina from 11 :00 fJ 0 0 €1> ma> News whiplash. CV 00 ®l Ntws 0 (}) Ci) Q) The lrld, lunch 0 One Step 8tfond "Hawaii Bound" Pert I (R) Mike 00 Marshal Di11oft Brady takes the whole fam ily to 0 Shertoct Holmes Ttlt1bt Hawaii in the first of I three-parter. m Trvtll or .. Con11quel\Cft Don Ho 1uests. m Movlt: lnv1sJon of the Vim· m Tiit Moltler1-ln-L.aw pires" (hor) Rena-Martha Bauman. m rtny Mason Tito Junco. fE Hen111nos Cora)e GE Miiiie Rena Show EJD Washlniton Wff• In Review 11:15 @I) Cinema S4 @m Ctltsphtto H:SO IJ C8S latt ~ovit: (C) "Alll&n· GE Jl111m1 ler11r Show ment K" (susp) '68 -Stephen IE Japane11 Lan1ua1e Pro111m Boyd, Camilla Sparv, Michael Red· 1:30 D III m Tiit Uttlt Ptoplt A 1 Q. 1rave. year-old with a super lmaainatlon 0 @) m Jotinn, Carson Infiltrates Dr. Jamison's ottlce under U Min 111 • Suitcase the dlsaulse of I secret aaent, CIUS· 0 (}) Ci) m Wlde World of fn• in& pandemonium as ht makes tertalnment "In Concert" Al Green, thlnas disappe1r. Taj Mahal, Dr. Hook, Eric Weiss· fJ (])Cl) aJ Tht P'1rtnqe Fam· bera & the Deliverance. Muledeer Uy Tht P1rtrld1e family accepts the & Moondou, and the Mehavlshnu ch1llenae of a famous mystery Orchestra stir. writer that they cannot hide from (j) NIPtni•,. him for 24 hours. m To Ttll tilt Trutlt m ... ,. Crfffia ,.... 12:00 m Alfl9d Hitdtcodl Prllttlta Em Cttt••tdltn 12:30 U Movie: ''Tiit AllDJ be! l'lantt" Gii) NIMll (sci-fl) '60 -Gerald Mohr, Jack &) Otshll T1bl Kruschen. 1:45 6) Ntws 0 Movie: "It! The Ttn'or frot1 It· t:OO II ~ C8S Friday Movlt: (C) (2hr) JOnd Spac:t" (scl-fi) '58-M1rshall .. Marfowl" (dra) '69-Jemts Gamer, Thompson, Shawn Smith. Rita Moreno. A private eye Is hlrtd m Movie: (C) "Acroa the Wide by 1 1lrl to find her mlssin1 brother Mlaourf" (adv) 'SS-Clark Gable, who In turn encounters a•nrsters Ricardo Montalban. and murder. QI Bill Cosby II (lg) m Clrde o~ fear A younr 1:00 (}) D Cl) News art student falls In love with a 0 @) fl:' Mldnl&M Sptdal Ray stran11 man who llves by day and Cherfes hosts with auests Carol Bur· disappeers at nl&ht In • Faustian nett, Aretha Franklin and the Ear1 mystery In wh ch romance balks an Scruus Revue. 1 eternal contract. Victor Jory, Shella 1:30 U Movie: (C) "Tiie Tn.ie Stolj of lar111n and David Soul 1uest. Jtsle JainW' (wes) '57 -Robert 0 (]) Ci) (£) Roo• 222 Pete Dix· Waaner, Jeffrey Hunter. Hope Lanie. on &Ives his class 1 lesson on play· 2:00 m All·Ni&lrt Sltow: "lricle of ttle Ina the stock market, ind the stu· &orilla," (C) "Wilson" dents try to double their invest· 3:00 ti Movft: ''Fomtss of the Dtld" ment. (dra) '65 -John Hackett, Conrad m Ctt S1111rt Parham. 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Pllfnstuf/Multlpll· catJon Rock , m Brother luu 7:30 1J ou.ra TrtellouN 0 tD Rom1n Holidays 0 A httfr World D CJ) Ci) Jackson Flva Cl) TV 8 Classroom (1j Just for Fun 8:00 11 Bup Bunny 0 m Th• Jttsons 0 Jotln W11nt Thtttrt D (]) Cl) The Osmonds ®.I Vision On m Movies: (C) "Apache Tertltory'' (wes) '58-Rory Calhoun. Barbara Bates. (C) "Hell on Frisco Bay" (dra) 'S&-Alan Ladd. OJ Country Music EJl)~me Street 1:30 IJ Cl) S.brtna 0 (\Ci) m Pink Panther 0 CI) (I) GD ABC Superstar Mov· It (C) '411te Red Biron" Animated adventures of the flylna ace Ger· man shepherd and his co.pilot Putzi, a tiger cat. 9:00 8 CIJ Amazin& Chan D ®) m Und•rdO• O M'ovlt: Hthlna" (dfl) ·43 - Loretta Youna. Alan Ladd. O Movie: "Hotel Berlin" (dra) '45 -Helmut lnntine. Ci) Movie: (C) "Snow Dtvil1" (sci· fl) '66-Jaek Stuart, Amber Collins. fl'j) Mister Roren' Nelpborhood 9:30 IJ Scooby·Doo 0 ~ m Tht 1a.-tt11 (j) Tijuana: Window to Ute South 0 ta) Thi Brady kida Cl) Cartoon Camlval fE) Sesame Straet 10:00 0 ~ iD Sealab 2020 · D (]) CiJ m lewltchtd m ane en Su Call 10:30 fJ Cl) Joslt and tlle Pussycats 0 @) m Runaround 0 Roller Gamet 0 Cf) Ci) Kid Power O Movie: "He Walked by Nlaht" (mys) '48-Richtrd Basehart. m &ospeJ SinrJna Jubilff El\) Mister Roam' Hel&hbotf\oocl 11:00 f) (I) ABA Basbtball 0 @) m Around the Wor1d In IO DIJS (JJ The Rlnemen 0 CI) funky Phantom fil) Sesame Strttt 11:30 D ®) m TalkJna With I Clant Tony Randall {The Odd Couple) is tlle special auest for 1 discussion .titled ''Will Ille Rul Me Please Stand Up?" @ Movie: "Scotland Yard l111pec· tor" (mys) '41-Cem Romero. o rn Lidsv111e THE DAllY PllOT, TV WEEK, MARCH 25, 1973 mM·Ub OJ Movlt: '11tt llood of Nostra· damua" (hor)--Oerman Robles. /\I T[RNOON 12:00 0 Movie: "HOMJl'IOOft" (rom) '66 -Anthony Steele, Ludmilla Tchtr· Ina. 0 John W11n• Theatre 0 (])The Monktt1 O Collere l11kttb1ll East·West All·Star aame. ®) lnslpt m Sports atatlen11 El\) Mister Roaen' Nelpboftlood fl) Cllamplonlhlp Wrtstllnf 12:30 0 CD Amtrtc.an landlt.nd ~ San Dfe10 H1pPtt1lna m The Ghost and Mrs. Muir fI1) Sesame Street 1:00 IJ CBS Cltlldren's Fiim festival "The Goalkeeper Also Lives on Our Street" (R) · lV Camput Prtfllt 0 UCLA Tract Meet UCLA vs. Ten· nessee. @ The Adventurer 0 Suspen1t ThHtrt Cl) Pacific 8 Bull~ll Ellt·West Collea• All·Star aame. lfi It T1kes 1 Thltf m Soul Trein Q)News 1:30 Cf) Volca of A&riculture (j) Movie: ••sufdde 8attallon" (dra) '58-Mlchael Connors, John Asltley. OJ Championship Bo.tin& fil) Mister Rol'n' Nel&ftborttood €!) Cine ltl i. T' trdt 2:00 IJ Dusty's Tmlloust . (I) Slletdlbooll 0 Station to Stltion D Eyewftntat Q PfiA Golf The $200,000 Greens· boro Open from Greensboro, No. Ctrollna. ~Thriller meomblt El\) Stum• Sii,tt 2:30 B Just Natur1I Cl) Consultation D Elpresslon: East.West m Flshln' Hole 3:00 IJ The Siesta la OV.r CJ) Youth D AiJicultv,. USA 0 Movlt: "Ridft oa 1 Dead Horse" (wes) '62-John Vivyan. Cl) T t1ctdown· 0 Sports Action Pro-Fili J. Kinas· ley Fink. Army's ace ~uarterback, Is ptoflled. Ci) Far Out fllckt B Movli: "Gun ltlt" (w~) '53- Georie Montromery, T1b Hunter. (fQ) Science f'ktton Tbtatrt m Movie: (C) "Jdbal" (wes) '56- Glenn Ford, Ernest Bor1nlnt, Rod . Stelaer, Felicia Ferr. m Th• Vlrclnlan til) Mister Rol'n' Ntlpborftood m Cesa de Loa Nlno1 3:301J Amtftcan UftstJlt E. 0. Mtr· shill narrates "Wiii Rortrt' Clli· fornla Rench." D On Cempua Guest is Roy Chapin, chairman of tile board of American Motors. D Cf) Cl) Pro low1tn' Tour The $125,000 Firestone Tournament of Champions from Akron, Ohio. ·eJl)Zoom m Futt>ot·toccer 4:00 IJ Cl) CBS Golf Clnslc D W'lllt'a Coln1 Oft El\) Ar1lm A look at Nova Scotia palnt111. iD Aarkulture USA GI!) hnonm1 Lltfno §) Vole. of A&rtcuJture 4:so D lnqutrJ 0 S.,mour Preaents "How to Mak• 1 Monster'' Cl) I Dream of Jta11111t Q Outdoon With liberty Mutual ~ I've &Of I Stmt GJ NHL Action &> Roller Games m fJm Adwtnturt1 In tmptovlsJna @E Call of the West m Corona Now 5:00 IJ Animal Wortd "Zoo Babies" Bill Burrud's cameras travel to the San Dleao Zoo for a look at some of tlle small-fry raised In the Zoo nursery. O "1mus · D (]) Ci) Q) ABC'a Wlclt World ot • Sports (I)@) News 8 ll~d Brid1n' WllM World m Movie: (211r) "'Casino Royalt" (com) '67 -Peter S~lleri. 01Yid Niven, Jo1nn1 Pettet, Orson Welles. IE Daniel Boone £1D futlnl Fllma (R) €!) Rltntoa del Caribe m Counby Place ef)Khnba 5:30 II I've Got I Stertt O CIJrtews 0 Untlmtd Wor1d ®) MIMf: (21nht) "Anna and tile Kina of Slam" (rom) '46--Rex Har· rlson, Irene Dunne. fil) Natur1Dst.J "Eartti·Planet Uni: vene-John Muir" @E let Tmfno'a Goff EE Speed beer E V E N I N C~ 6:00 a am m ,...., 0 HM Hn Kenny Prlc., Pew DeHaven and Dizzy Otan auest. Cl) Hip Chaparral B Tht Rul Don Stult Show ID Tho Pemtders fE Eartflkeeplnf "Sodbusteri" A look et f rontler v1lues to S4!e if they can be used In our urban aae. Gm Tutro del Sabado m n.,.. Stoops 6:301) NtW1 0 JESS UNRUH, A * LEADER FOR L.A. D kNIC News Conference D CJ) CJ) m Rtuonet Report m VMtn• ttorttSUfra m AccJoe Chicano m Sabado• Altam m Mancini Qeneralloa EB llttJt R1.Ull . 7:00 f) CJ) UFO "Reflectlons In the Wa· ter" Straker and Foster find thtnl· selves In a stranae underwater double world where they come face to face with their apparent twins. (1) Sports With Btrtb D lowUn1 for Dollars CI) UoJd lricl&n' Water Wol1d . DNtws fJ DeatJI YaJllJ Dap m Lawrtnet Wert Show The Welk lemily pays tribute to "famous American Pastimes" such es boat· Ina, movies, datin1 end sports. m It T1kt1 a 111111 EJl) Dance Titlatre of turl1m .etth Artllur Mitchell (R) @E tJ Clrrual• m Lassie t!E) liars' Club ef)Spetd Ram 7:30 Cl) Wild IUn1dom B The Tllrlll111k1n U Ozzie and Hanf1t (j) SpOrta Cball•nre D Let's Make a Deal fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Two Rode To11ther'' (wes) '61 -James Stewart. Richard Widmark. m11tctleauty t!E) Bobby Goldsboro Sllow &) Adda11s Fa111ilr m Black Omnibus EB Nlito El!) FJ111 OdJIMY ''Two' Oauchters" (India, 1961) Two short love stories by India's director Saty1Jit Ray. 9:30 tJ Cl) Bob Newhart Show Emily Invites Bob's receptionist, Carol, and her not r•t divorced boyfriend, Roier, to dinner end much to Carol's dismay, Bob starta offerlna Roaer advice on how to Wit his m1rrla11. fJ News II) MlnoritY Community 10:00 D CI> (j) m Delph! Bureau '1he Self-Destruct Project" When mem· bers of a peace orcanlzatlon steal a cannister of dancerous defoliant. Glenn races against time to keep the defoliant from belnf opened and to save his own life. Jo Ann Pfluc and Bert Convy 1uest. D Teenaft Tr11ls mNews EE Cosa Juz11d1 @!) lox dt Mexico ml Chinese Variety Hour &) Lou Gordon Show 1:00 tJ Ci) All in Ult Family 10:30 fJ Twillpt Zone D ®I m NIC Saturday Movie: m News (C) ~3hr) ~bl• feature: .. Hi~" 11:00 e (I) D D Cl)®) News and ~•fl Two 90-minute pilots. g Movie: "fln&er on the Triuer" the hrst st1rrin1 Sally Field and (wes) '65-Rory Calhoun. nm Matheson as a pair of newly· (1) Manbar Dillon weds tryln1 to start married life in fJ loril Karfoff Prestnts the early We.~ (1 sequel to lut m Movie: "Chino Royale" (com) year's movie lock, Stock and Bar· '67 -Peter Sellers David Niven rel"); and the second ("Savaee") Ursula Andrtss. Orson' Welles. ' stars Martin landau and Barbara m Dr. Billy J. Har(ls Bain as 1 TV news commentary EJl) An American Family (R) team who attempts to learn whether &) Movie a Supreme Court nominee is worthy of the post. 11:15 CI) Movie: (C) "Anastasia" (dra) U Oral Roberts '56-lngrid Beraman. Yul Brynner. D CI) Cl) m H11'1 Wt Qo Af•ln 11:20 tJ Fabulous 521 (C) "Phantom of Jeff takes a summer Job In Jerry's tllt Opera" (susp) '62 _ Herbert restaurant and learns the alamor· Lom, Heather Stars. ous side of the business wor1d. 11•30..,. 90 1i l""t m You Cln't Get From Hert to • wr OI .,. TIM11 (R) A look at our transporta· (1) Movie: ','Curse ~f ttl1 Hidden tlon problems. • Vault" (~or) 64-;-Judith Dornys. ,, II) Cha111plonsh!p Wrttttlnf D M~m: (C) 'The War Waron EE Tltantt en Acclon (wes) 67-John Warne, Kirk Dou1· t'JD Fren• Wt•tfltlcl: Mandollnllt las. Howard Keel. &!) Prentltr Cl) Movie: (C) "family Diary" (dra) EI!) Ttltlt dtl Slbado '64-Marcello Mastroianni. &) Movie: (lllr) "San Qtltntln" di To• Jona Show ,, (dra) '37-Humpbrey Bocart, Ann m M~lt: (~ UCladlatDrs Seven Sheridan. (adv) '1-R1chard Harrison. 1:30 tJ (I) lrldaet lows Btmit Br1d&· €1> Cineu 34 et creates havoc when sht tries to 12:00 fJ Frtpt Nlpt run the Stelnberc's delicatessen. 12:30@} Movie: U\.oflta" (dra) '62-Sue D CI> Cl) t!E) A Touch of Grace Lyon, Jtmes Mason. Grace talks Herbl~ Into btln1 lite l':OO g Movie: "La S'lrlda" (dta) '56- to his lodfe meetmc. then lea~ns Anthony Quinn. Gullett• Mesina. that he's to be honored as the Ci) Cl) News "Man of the Ytaf' by the lodce m Lancer members. Rescheduled from last m Movie: ''The Wayward Glr1" week. (dra) '57 -Peter Walker, Marcia EJl) Btltlnd tht Unei Henderson. 9:00 tJ Cl) Mary Tyler Moore SlloW Ted 1:20 tJ Movie: "Tht Rauer• (dra) '51 Baxter refuses to slcn his renewal -Robert Mitchum lliablth Scott. contrect unless chances are made. .... • D Moyle: (211r) '1.eve Ltttlrs" 2:00 1lilr News (dra) '45-Jennlftr Jones Joseph m All·Nl&llt Sllow: "Marjorie Mom· Cotten. ' lapbr," "The f amlly Secret" D CD CI> m Julie Andmn Show 2:'5 tJ Movie: "lllnd Spot" (dra) '58- Henry Mancini auests. Robert MacKenzie, Anne Sharp. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MARCH 25, 1973 ALL ABOUT 'TONY' Awards by grateful outsiders are always appreciated, but awards by one's peers are what really matter, in any field. In the theatre, it's the Tony Awards that really matter. In 1947, when the American Theatre Wing initiated the annual awards for distinguished achievement in the theatre the name An· toinette Perry, a devoted actress, director and past chairman for the American Theatre Wing, was chosen for this recogni· tion of outstanding accomplishment on Broadway. The '72-'73 8roadw1y tenon lneludet 1 mixed b11 •.. 111 vytna for~ bl& prize-The Tony Awards which will be 1warded on 1 1pecl1I ABC presentation. Amona those ell&lbfe this setson are: (clockwise) Ben Vereen In the musical "fltppln;" Jack AJ1Jertson and Sam Levene In the Nell Simon comedy ''The Sunshine Boys;'' the JM1ph Papp pro- duction of "That Championship Season" with (I to r) Michael McGune, Paul Sorvlno, ~lc1'1rd A. Dvslrt, Chulet Durnin& and W1llter McGlnn; and ttae musical "A tittle Nl&ht Music" with Her· mlone Glnaotd and Gtynls Johns. The Tony Awards, celebrating their 27th anniversary on Sunday at 9PM will be presented on ABC, from the stage of the Imperial 1heatre on Broadway. Hosting the glittering event are Rex Hamson and Celeste Holm, joined by Sandy Duncan and Jerry Orbach. This year the Tony Awards look beyond Broadway, and seek out the universal importance of the American musical in all corners of the world. Productions in London, Paris, Vienna, Milan, Zagreb and Tokyo will illustrate "The Wide World of Broadway.'' The American Theatre Wing was founded in 1939 to provide the Armed Forces with entertainment from the Broadway stage. To implement this, the Wing raised $75,000 to be donated to the USO. The first production to go overseas was 11The Barretts of Wimpole Street." starring Katharine Cornell. The second function of the Wing during the war effort was the highly pubricized Stage Door Canteen in New York City, which provided hospitality for servicemen and entertainment for hospitalized wounded. Antoinette Perry, who died in 1946, was the guiding light of these projects. It was because of her devotion to the theatre and insistence on the highest standards of quality that the American Theatre Wing created the Tony Award in her honor. In the early days of the awards the setting was a small in· timate dinner for the theatre community. But as the impor· tance of the awards grew, so did the interest of the public. First the Tony Awards were carried by local New York radio, then network radio. Later, New York television carried the event. ABC in 1967 televised the first national Tony Awards special, and the glamour and excitement of Broadway's big· gest night was brought to the entire country. Page 21 Maintain your watch ot o minimal rost 1n money and time OUR WATCH CLEANING INCLUDES . • Removal of dirt ond dried vp 011 • New 011 • Sand ond case polished • Wotch timed electronically • All work done, Fully Guaranteed 1 year NOW sgso * • Self winding wo•c~t. doy & dote.Chro'IOgropht und Electronic wotche1 tl19htly h19her FRH ESTIMATES. 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Cllffs CJf Dovar" (drll) '44-Peter Lawford, Irena Dunne (C) ''The t..aand of Custer" (wn) '68--Wayna Muander, Robart F. Simon. - (C) ''The Man Who Laughs" (adv) '66-Jean Sorel, Edmund Purdom. MONDAY, MARCH 26 7 (C) "The Tl'llp'' (dra) '67-Rlta Tu1Mnahaf11, Oliver Raad. 5 (C) "The Otc•r'' (dre) '66-Staphen Boyd. Elk• Sommer. 9 (C) "£tcapa From Zahraln" (adv) '62-Vul Brynner, Sal Mineo. 10 "S•n ,,.rancltco" (dra) '36--Clark Gabl•, J•anatl• MacDonald, Span car Tracy. . 4 (C) "Anault on a Quaen" (adv) '66-Frank Sinatra, Vlrna Lisi. 1 3 6 (C) "Gunn" (adv) '67--Cral& Stevena, Laura Devon. Edward Asner. 9 (C) "Man With the X·Ray Eyes" Cscl·fl> '63-Ray Miiiand. 2 I (C) "Raflactlons In A Golden £ya" (dra) '67-Ellzabeth Taylor, Mar· Ion Brando TUESDAY, MARCH 27 1 "Eacort Wast" (wes) '59-Victor Mature, Etalne Stewart. 5 "Love Letters" (dra) '45--Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotten. 9 (C) "To Catch a Thief" (com).'55--Cary Grant, Grace Kally 7 3 6 CC) "No Ptac• to Run" (dre) '72-Herschel Bernardi. Stefanie Power1. 2 I (C) "Footsteps: ,..le• Guys Finish La1t" (dr•) '72-Rlchard Crenna, Joanna Pettet. 9 "Spaca Monster'' (sci·fi) '64-Jamas B Brown, Francine York 2 I "Murdar Most Four (mys)--Maraaret Rutherford 4 (C) "Darline" (dra) '65--Laurenc• Harvey, Juha Christia, Dork Boaard WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 1 "Man on • Strine" (dra) '60-Ernest Boranine, Glenn Corbett. 9 (C) "Bus StoP'' (dra) '55--0on Murray. Mar1lyn Monroe. 7 3 6 "Ruby Gentry" (dra) '52-Jennlt•r Jones, Charlton Heston, Karl Malden. 9 "Human Jungle" (my1) '54--Gary Merrill, Jan Sterfjne, Chuck Con no rs. l S (C) "Cannon" (dra) '7~William Conrad, Vera Miies, J. D. Cannon THURSDAY, MARCH 29 1 "Kiii or Cur•" (com) '63-Terry·Thomas, Eric Sykes. !5 (C) "A Fina Madness" (com) '66-Sean Connery, Joanne Woodward. 9 (C) "Slttlna Bulf" (wes) '54-Dala Robertson, Mary Murphy. 2 I (C) "Tick, Tick. Tlck" (dra) '70--Jim Brown, Georaa Kennedy, Fred· rlc March. 9 "Unaarthly Strana•r'' (sci.fl) '64-John Neville. 13 (C) "£est of Kiiimanjaro" (adv) '62-Marshall Thompson, Gabby Andra. 2 I (C) ''Th• hd SMcl" (dre) '56--Nancy Kally. Patty McCormack. Hanry Jonas. FRIDAY, MARCH 30 7 CC) "Rine of Fire" Cdni) '61-Davld Janssen. Frank Gorshln. Joyce Taylor. !5 "Lov• Letters" (dra) '45--Joseph Cotten, Jennifer Jonas 9 "Dranao'' (wes) '57-.Jeff Chandler, Joanne Dru. Julia London 2 I (C) "Martowa'' Cdra) '69--James Garner, Rita Morano. 13 .. Invasion of th• Vampires., Chor) Rene-Marth• Bauman, Tito Junco. 2 f CC) "Asalanment K" (susp) '68-Stephen Boyd, Cemllla Sparv. MlchHI Redarave. , 4 5 a 11 3 2 6 1 • 13 SATURDAY, MARCH 31 (C) "Two Rode Togatttar" (wes) '61-James Stewart, Richard Wld· mark, Shlrley Jonas. 10 CC> "Hitched" st•rs Sally Field and Tim Matl\eson; "Savas•" stars Martin Landau and Barbara Bain. Two naw pllot projects. "Love Utters" (dra) '45--Jennlfer Jonas, Joseph Cotten "Flnc•r on the TrlftC•r'' (wes) '65--Rory Calhoun. "Casino Royal•" (com) '67-Peter Sellers, David Niven, Utsula An· drass, Orson Welles. "Anastasie" (dra) '56--lnarld Beraman, Yul Brynner. (C) "l'hantom of tM Opera" Csusp) '62--Herbart Lorn, Heather Sears. "Curs' of the Hlclffn Va11lt"' Chor) '64--Judlth Oornys, Harold Laib. <C> ''The War Wason" (wes) '67-John Wayne, Kirk Doualas, Howard Keal. · (C) "Famlly Diary'' (dni) '64-Marcallo MHtrolanni. (C) "Gladiators S.Ven" (adv) '41,-Rochard Harrison, Lorandana Nusclak. I 1 · y e n- d • : ~Bill Mahan KID POWER, the Mlmated ....._ brought to llfe on television by Julee Baaa and Arthur Rankin, 'Jr., who share director/pr()- " .. THE OAILV PILOT. TV WEEI<. MARCH 25, 1973 ducer credit, la a fascinating show. Created by Morrie Turner, the black cartoonll\ who created the highly successful WEE PALS, KIO POWER Is based on that syndicated comlo strip. It la the first auch program to b& originated by a black. Tumer atatM hi got the Idell of using kids In his coml~ atr1p from Charin Schulz, the cartoonist who created PEANUTS. '-Originally," he said, "I was drawing a total white strip. You know, the guy In the suburbs going and coming from work. It was something I had trouble relating to. Then I started drawing children and before I knew It all my kids were black. I was doing the same thing as the white cartoonists. I began to wondef h9w 1 could get away with drawing an all black strip while I waa pulllng for more integration, and that's how WEE PALS came about." Tu mer emphatic ally states that the purpose of the aeries la to entertain first and educate second. He says klda get turned off mlgtity quickly when you 4ttempt to preach to them. The aerlea tries to deal with what Turner calla "colorless total ·· ~ah.iea" such as honesty, cooperation and fair play. Moirle Tumer II another celebrity who didn't have an over- night succeH. For over 11 years he worked aa a clerk 1n the Oakland, California police department, struggling with his own creations at night and on. his days off. He saya that many times he submitted his work to advertising agencies In the Bay area and almost alwar• received enthusiastic responses until he went In for a persona Interview and the men at the agenc;lea saw his face.it the door. "It's a strange world," he atated matter of fact- ly. "I've been drawing for years. I finally got a small ayndlcatlon and after four years had-bu.lit up fifteen newspapers. Then, when Martin Luther King was assasalnated, within a month that num- ber had more than doubled." Turner now ha• over 100 newapapera all over the nation. He even has several In the deep south. The auccesa of KIO POWER on television has prompted him to get Into other merchandising areas and the combination of WEE PALS and KIO POWER has finally made him a celebrity. 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I believe in the intimacy of ex- FOR MICHAEL CAINE, star of "Sleulh" 1 bear you're one of those celebrities who complain that the public treata them rudely. True?-N. F., Carlabad, N.M. •You're confusing me.with someone else. I don't have the kind of (ace that people do that to. In repose, it looks lcind of nasty. All my life fve been told that I always look as though I'm about to burst into a temper-even when I'm just contemplating my laundry list. Friends ask me, "What's the matter?'' I have a sort of slow, heavy-lidded way of looking at people, they tell me. FOR LUCILLE BALL Do you believe in Women's Liberation?-John Little, Lew- iston, Idaho • Only for those women who feel they should be liberated. FOR MUHAMMAD ALI Instead of refusing to serve in the armed forces, you could have gone in and taken a soft ooncombatant job. You didn't and had to spend a fortune getting cleared. Why?-D. L Lang. Colorado Springs, Colo. • My religion forbade me from domg anythfllg, no matter how minor, that would contribute to the progress of any organization involved in the war. FOR TAYLOR CALDWELL, author In his book about you Jess Stearn t.ella about the experi- ments in which you talked about your many past Ilves. You said before the expetiments you didn't believe in re- incarnation. Do you now?-R. F. King. Waco, Teus • If reincarnation exists, it appears to me to be a gigantic curse, not a hope. I prefer not to believe it and I see no actual proof of it. I have no explanation for the material in the Jess Stearn book. elusive relationships. You learn more from ooe penon than you do from people in general. I 6nd that rm DO longer intrigued by women en masse. Occasionally I may look at another woman-as an individual, not just as a female. But I try to choooe a moment when Helen is looking at another man. And I try to veil my look. rm very demure. FOR JAMES MacAltTHUlt You seem to look a lot thinner on television lately. Did you go on a diet?-N. Bremer, Miami, Fla. • I went on an Oriental diet called the Yin and Yang. It's a balance between sweet and sour things. and you can't eat any meat. I was 15 pounds overweight and lost eight pounds within the first nine days, and anOther seven since then. I also gave up drinking beer and played a lot of tennis. FOR SEN.EDWARD M. KENNEDY (IJ..Mtm.) I read where only 56 percent of tbote eligible to vote last fall went to the pe>Us. Wu that Nixon's fault or McGovern's? -N. Brawley, Tena.By, N.J. • Neither. The heart of the problem is in our archaic system of voter registration. If govemment.s collected taxes the way they register voters today, theyd be banbupt. Of the 62 million citizens who stayed home on Election Day in 1972, the v~t majority were not registered. FOR LORNA LUFT, 8'nger How did your mother, Judy Carland, inluence ~most? -J. Fine, Redondo Beach, Calif. • By just being herself-she never sat me down to teach me an~. My sister Liza and I just learned from watching her ormanoes, and listening to her 1ecords. That's the best education we could have asked for. FOR CASS ELUOT You were part o£ the .. Sower child and peaee• en of the '60'1. Bow would you cosnpan the. timel with nowP- B. C., Bronx, N. Y. •In the '60's, none of us conformed to a single physical.or moral picture, and we didn't feel any hostility towUd people living differently. We were just ourselves. I miss the spirit of brotherhood that died in 1970. Everyone was t:alldng about brotherhood in 1967, '68 and '69. But it all seemed to stop jn 1970. Co¥9r lllumatlon 111 Bl&D HMnpton n General Has Determined Is Dangerous to Your Health. KING. SUPER KING: 20mg:tar.14 mii. nicotine, av. per cigntta. FTC Ripon AUG. '72. Free offer! int seeds ... from the same familf of mint as Salem's l\latural Menthol. 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Offer is limited to the U.S.A. and is void where prohibited bv law Please allow 4 ~for delivery. Show People In Hard Times: Byleey Adalll.8 The lady sitting opposite me at my WEYD microphone was black, beautiful and looted half her 70 yean. "Wow, Ethel," 1 said. "You look gorgeous." "Naturally," she laughed easily. "God is in the beauty business." Only a couple of years before, Echel Waters, fed up with the "stormy weather," was ready to give up. She wu too-fat, too poor, too sick aod too tired to fight. Aa President of the American Guild of Vari- ety Artists, I apoke to her about going into the AGV A ~ome for the aged. Now as sbe talked to me, she was alive and gay and vibrant. "What a change!'' J exclaimed. "You look so youog and happy!" "Easy," she explained ... It's just that I was lazy. God has ao many goodies for everybody, and He puta them all in front of you. All you have to do is bend down and pick them up-aod that's just what 1 did. You see, I've never been that far away from God that I can't reach Him when I need Him." Ethel had come a long way on faith. "I was born out of wedlock," she confided, "I never had a childhood. I never be- longed. I often bad to steal to eat." ''What was the greatest single inftuence in your life?" I asked. "There has been only one," she an- swered. "Prayer." In show business, that kind of talk is often called "doing the God bit." A "bit" in theetrical parlance means a piece of business. and when a performer says he's "doing the Ood bit," it's his way of saying that he's found religion. "Doing the God bit" may sound offen- sive-like some smart aleclc's way of put- ting religion on the same level as "the old-soft~sboc routine." But this isn't true. I've been around show business people for a good many years. And I know that they may use breezy phrases to bide their self-consciousness when talking about serious subjects. But that doesn't mean Comedian Joey Adams Is known nationally aa the "Routmaster General.'' His biog- raphy allows: If lrs show bus/neu, you name It and he'a done It. .. From God Cometh Their Strength" "Until I lo1t my eye in that automobile accident, I never gave God much thought at all. But I got a picture of myself out on that highway lhal would hoe scared an atheist Into church. It wn the most desperate floating·in-space kind of help.._._ I ever knew. That's when I begged God not to let me go bllnd."-Sammr D•~I•, Jt. Mardi 25, 1973 lirnl&IJllllSl(J n.Ne .. flll M J h+ LEONARDS. DAVIDOW, CINllnnan MORTON FMMIC. ,. ....... mcl ,., •• ,_ they aren't sincere-far from it! , Jn fact. lhere aR very few atbeisca in dressing rooms. You learn IOOCl enough that you can't do jt out tbere alone. God is your costar. Jane Russell reminded me of this wbeo we were playia& the RK.O Bolton Theatre. I was a flop oo stage and otf ... You were put here on earth to glorify Him," Jane scolded me. "Stop dllnking of youraelf and think of God. How can you Joee with the Lord on your aider Then lbe gave me a copy of the Bible, and abe wrote on the flyleaf: .. AU things work together for good for those wbo love the Lord ... She aigned it .. Old Jane." Old Jane sure needed some of that faith she had been sprcadinJ around when she was in trouble recently. It's a good thing she kept aome of it for bene.If -even though it wu lying dormant for a whl. But I'll let her tell it to you penooally: "I was in a pit becaux my husband d died and I wu oot up to uplifting anyone --especially myself. I was practically out of show buainca and ready to pa it all in when I was offered the lead in 4Com- pany' on Broadway. It wu a pedect pa.rt for me, and ordinarily I would have jumped at it. But I wasn't in tune with myself or with God. I gave my.elf all kinda of excutea. 'Only two and a half weeks to rehearse ... (he Sondheim music ia too difficult ... I don't want to make a foot of myself ... .' The jitten really 1et in. ''lbcn I found a little boot by Norman Vincent Peale. I read it from cover to cov- er. Suddenly everything changed. It wu as if the Lord said, ·rve opened doon all your life. You've obeyed before, IO why balk oow7 Odien would give their souls for such a chance, and you're run- ning away. If I open the door, I give you lhe ability to go through it. Trust me.' '4So I did the show-and wu the bit of my life. Now life is ~t again!" Jerry Lewis found joy in a mixed mar- riage because "'lo our twc)-.failh family, nothing ia taken away-if anything, low of God is twice as much." Jerry aa}I: "On the front door of our.home are two sym- bols ~...a mezuz.ah and a cnm, and above them AR two mottoa, 'Shalom' and 'Love One Another.' The children still opea their gifts as they light the Cbanut.ah caodlea., but now we keep the candlelticb in front of the portrait of the Bac.ed ConJin11ed on page 8 ADVlRT181NQ: PATRICK ... UNSICEY, V.P.-AIJ Director; Robert"· ctwWIM, Aaaoc. 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C"-Pr!_, Pl,_ -l•lti., lo.Ml 11- AMniot ............................ ••·•··•• .••••••••••••••• ·•·•·•••••••· I a.., ................... ·' ..................... an, ..................... . I De YM McrYe A,...,.._., ldledr -1 n YU ••••.. 0 llO ,, ... APO. ,PO .uru-•: lfflt• }~•~I o#ii 01141171 L-----------------~-~~~ .. From God Cometh Thelr Strength"' Co11tihu~d from page 4 Virgin. fl beJps to have a Jewish mother keeping an eye on my Gentile wife." Burt Bacharach and HaJ David said it so well : "What the world needs now is love, sweet love." That's doing the God bit. Each of us can say it and do it in bis own way. I'm sure God doesn't mind our liAnguage. When Harry Richman, one of the all- time superstars, lost his money and bis voice, he never blamed God. He just prayed every day, "If that's how you want it, Father, okay, but I'd rather sing than eat." Harry told me he made a pact with the Lord: "If You get me out of this bed and give me back my voice, I promise I'll be Your greatest salesman -and that's a run-of-the-play contract." When his voice returned, Harry told me, "I realized I'd been to many doctors, but none worked as perfectly as the Great Healer." For his next engagement Rich- man had star billing deleted from bis con- tract. "There's only one HcadJincr," he explained. "The rest of us are only added attractions." l guess show people do more benefits than anybody and, thus, they're able. to store up love, faith and joy for that rainy day. Show people remind me of the little boy who was scrubbed by bis mom, dressed in spotless linen and put out in the yard with the warning, "Don't play with any- one. We're going to visit Grandma and I want you to look nice." But another kid called him a sissy and they were soon roll- ing in the dirt. After the tlWle was over, an ice-cream cart passed and the be- draggled moppet ran into the house to get a dime. His mom took one look at him and remarked: "Are you in a position to ask for favors?" Stars, such as Bob Hope, Martha Raye, Ed Sullivan, Sammy Davis, Jr., are always in a position to ask for favors. And that goes for tons of singers, dancers, musicians and performers of every shape, size and talent who are "doing the God bit." Not long ago, Ed, Sammy Davis and I had a very busy day. playing the benefit circuit. In one afternoon we performed at a Catholic church, a Protestant church and a Jewish synagogue. After a tired, but happy, tour Ed embraced us and said, ''We should be proud this day-we just played God across the board." - Bob Hope figures he was put on this earth to glorify the Lord by spreading joy. ---~ ..,.. ...... -. Bob, who knows that a dose o f joy is a spiritual cure. takes on religion in his own way: "I Jc.now that religion is coming back -Dial-A-Prayer just ordered three more numbers." Bob cracks, "I am the first to telJ you that my wife is a Catholic, we can't get insurance -too many candles in the house. "Do you know our grocery bills are astronomical? -$3,000 a week -fifty dollars for food -the rest for candles." His gags and bis heart cover a lot of ter- ritory. Our Hope bad stored away so much faith that when there was fear he'd lose his eyesight, the prayers came from every- one-Catholic, Jew, Protestant and come- as-you-are. When Sammy Davis was on the golf course with President Nixon, Spiro Agnew and Frank Sinatra, he was asked what bis handicap was. "Are you kidding?" he quipped ... I have one eye, I'm black and I'm a Jew-any questions?" Sammy can laugh at it now. But he re- called : "Until J Jost my eye in that auto- mobile accident, I never gave God much thought at all. But I got a picture of my- self out on that highway that would have scared an athicst into church. It was the most desperate floating-in-space kind of helplessness I ever knew. That's when I begged God not to let me go blind. "In the hospital, Eddie Cantor came to see me. 'Sammy,' he said, 'you've got a tough fight ahead of you, but you've also got great strength. Never forget what an enormous gift God gave you when he gave ta1 ... you your ent. As Sammy tells it: "On the one hand, God gave me talent. Why me instead of some other guy? Why was I given this ticket to a good life? On the other hand, He put me in an accident. l started think- ing, why did He put me in this accident? Did I do something wrong? Did I let Him down somewhere along the line? '"Then a rabbi explained it to me. He said, 'Sammy, we believe a warning such as yours comes not to punish for wrongs, but to shake you up a little and perhaps stimulate some spiritual progress-exactly the kind of thinking you are doing now. You're wondering what you might have done wrong. Turn it slightly. Have you done as much as you might have with what God gave you to work with?''' Every time I saw Sammy after that, I knew he could honestly answer, "Yes." At each entrance to the Pentagon in Washington i.s a large sign for all to read: "Worship daily according to you.r faith." Whether or not those who read it heed this good advice is, in America, still a matter for them alone to decide. However, I just want to point out that then: is no such sign at the entrance to the Kremlin. You will find none in Peking-and there was none at the door to Hiller's chancellery. It's great to be living in a country where you can worship as you please. Try it - you'll like it. As Ethel Watua said. "It's easy to reach God -He's rM only a prayer away." "11 • .h,bma1nsltlp -Leon Russell: Celebrity Soapbox Having Trouble With a VIP-Type? Thia May Help Does the co-worker you're struggling with act as if he thinks he's a VIP? Or a workhorse? Or a know-it-all? Once you realize who he thinks he Is, you'll be able to work with him. For example, when you realize that eomeone "8• hlmaelf .. • know-It-all, you'll underatand you're bound to fall If you try telltng him, "I think you'll want to know •••• '' Nobody like thl• can bear to admit there'• eomethlng about ht• lob he donn't •#ready know. When lnatead, you make your neceasary auggntlon by saying that, becauM you know he I• •ware of every detaU, thl• 1• eomethlng he'll want to UM -then you'll do better. By saying out loud that you realize he's very aware of everything about his work, you've pr•laed and recognized the characterlatlc• within hlmaelf he moat valuH. Of course, your natural reaction to someone playing a role Is to "cut him down to size." But while it may be fun to deflate the VIP's dignity, too often it boomerangs. So why make your life complicated, when understanding the other fellow's picture of himself can give you a cooperative co-worker?-By S. R. Redford I • FAMILY WEEKLY, March 26. 1073 (9)Ily Ten Favorite Reeords Interviewed by Loraine Alterman A master of both guitar and piano, Leon Russell first won fame accom- panying Joe Cocker and is now a star In his own righl His selections show a taste for soulful per· formers. 1. King Of Delta Bluea Singer• by Robert Johnson (Columbia) 2. Eat A Peach by Allman Brothers (Capricorn) 3. Aretha Now by Aretha Franklin (Atlantic) 4. Sall Away by Randy Newman (Reprise) 5. Feel Like Smllln' by Paul Butterfield Blues Band (Elektra) 6. Cheech a Chong (A&M) 7. J. Gell• Band (Atlantic) 8. Giant Step by Taj Mahal (Columbia) 9. Only the Lonely by Frank Sinatra (Capitol) 10. St. Dominic'• Preview by Van Morrison (Warner Bros.) MARY TRAVERS: What an 88-Year-Old Taught Me About Life and Love "Youth is great, but we have to learn from older people and show more respect for them," says Mary Travers, who as the Mary of Peter, Paul, and , Mary has been an Important force in the youth culture. "We live in a society that believes age makes you obsolete, and as soon as someone can't keep pace with the machinery, he's discarded. But we're missing a great deal that way .... Youth hu potentl•I, •nd It mar have Incredible energy. But age la the art form. We have to realize that people are our greatest national asset. As a person grows older, he may master more of the nuances of what llf e Is really about. After'a llfetlme of coping, you acquire the subtleties, as a painter does In his art. Most people don't think of the elder1y when they think of romance. But I w•a talking to an 88-year-old man about rom•nce, •nd he uld something marvelou1: 'Love 11 IHe'a gre.teat compensation! I never could have expre.and It that way •... The experience that cornea from age has a transmlttable value for thoae who want to learn. "-Interview.ct by WUllem WOif Sports Extra By Larry Bortstela YestenlayS tiest Batters Piek Tomorrows Star: Cedeno! Who are the beat young hitters in pro- f essionaJ baseball? To answer that question, FAMILY WBEKLY conducted an exclusive poll among 11 great former major-league bat- ting stars. four of them already in base.- ball's Hall of Fame and others certainly headed for the Hall in the future. CESAR CEDENO - BAmNG'S "HEIR APPARENT''? When he was growing up, Cesar Cedeno was supposed to help his mother after school In a store run by his parents In Santo Domingo. Instead, he would run off with his friends to play basebaU. "Sometimes we wouldn't even go to school," grins Cesar sheep- ishly at the recollection. "We'd juat start out as If we were going there, then tum back and go to the baseball field. "I didn't get In trouble with my mother. But my father didn't llke baseball. When he FAMILY WEU.LY set certain guidelines for the poll. One was that we ruled out Johnny Bench, young catcher for the Cin- cinnati Reds, on the ~asis that he already has established himself as a supentar. The mission of the poll was to unearth candi- dates for /uturl! supentardom. Our other guideline was to evaluate players with the potential to hit both for high averages and for home runs. Cesar Cedeno of the Houston Astros emerged as the finest potential all-around hitter in the major leagues. Cedeno is a 22- year-old, 6-2, 190-pound native of the Dominican Republic. He is the center fielder and a right-handed batter. caught me, he would whip me. But my mother, she was okay. She bought me a new glove. She knew I wanted to be In baseball." Cedeno, whose last name is pronounced Say-DAYN-yo, reached the major leagues with Houston In 1970, playing in 90 games and betting .310. As a regular with the Astros In 1971 and 1972, Cesar led the National League in dou- bles both years, with 40 and 39, respectively. In 1972, his .320 batting average was the fourth best in the league. He also hit 22 home runs. Cedeno also stole-SS bases last sea- son, third best In the senior circuit. The Great llltters Speak Joe OtMagglo, "The , Yankee CUpper," had a .325 llfetlme betting average, playing from 1936 to 1951 and win- ning each of base- ball's moat Important batting tit1es -aver- age, home runs and ABl's-twlce each. His most Incredible rec-- ord was hitting safely In 56 consecutive gamee In 1941. Now 58, he travels the coun- try aa a representative tor the Hughes Sports Network and does TV commercials. He also owns a restaurant In his naUve San Fran- cisco. JOE DIMAGGIO Says: "Based on penonaJ observation and dis- cussions I've had with several people, Ceaar Cedeno may be the finest young ballplayer in the major leagues. He does everything well-run, field and throw, as well as bit. .. About the only way I get to see base- ball now is when I'm invited to participate in various old-timers' games around the country. I get invited to a few too many for me to attend, but I get to as many as I can. Some of these old-timers feel that bitting is going downhill. 1 don't think that's true at all. There are good y~ung bitters around in every era. I think this catcher who's now with Baltimore, Earl Wiiiiama, is a real strong hitter. He's dif- ficult to pitch to, and can hit bad pitches out of the part." Co111/1111~d FAMILY WEEKLY. March 25, 1973 • t The Great HIUers Speak. ConJ/nu~d Richie Aahbum, one of the best singles hit- ters of all time, spent 1 S aeaaona In the majora and hit safely 2,574 Umes. He waa a .308 lifetime hitter and won two batting tJtles with the Phlladelphla Phllllea, In 1955 and 1958. Now 48, he wort<a tor the Phllllea year round-In ticket sales and promoUon and aa a color com- mentator on Phlllle broadcaata. RICHIE ASHBURN S•1•: "The Phillies haven't won many games in recent seasons. I should know, because I'm up there in the broadcasting booth for a Jot of defeats. But in Greg Luzlnald, their big first baseman, who's only 22 years old, the Phillies have a winner. "Greg is a big young man, 6-1 and 215. He can bit homers-and I know the Phillies are expecting him to hit a Jot of them-but he also can hit a single. A lot of kids are aJways swinging for the fences, but Greg is just a good hitter overall. J think he'll hit higher than the .281 be hit in 1972. "A lot of young hitters come into the majors not really knowing how to hit down on the ball so that it will go through the infield for single&. They're too preoc- cupied with aiming for the fences. But Ceur Cedeno, for example, just knows how to hit. He may be the best all-round hitting taleot to come into the league in years. ''1be Sao Francisco Giants have three youna players I feel are going to be out- standing hitters-Dave Kingman, outfield- er Garry Maddox. and shortstop Chria Speier. 8111 Buckner of the Los Angeles Dodgers is another good one." Hank Greenberg, now 62, came oH the sandlots of New Yort< to faahlon a brllllant 13-year major-league , career. He hit .313 llf&- tlme, won the Ameri- can League home·run and RBI tltlea four times each for Detroit, reaching highs of 58 homers In 1938 and 183 RBl's In 1937. He is now In the Investments and aecurltlea business In New York. HANK GREENBERG Says: .. You asked me to name some fresh young bitters. Well, frankly, there are hardly any good hitters lcf t in baseball, much less great one&. Johnny Bench is probably the only great hitter in the game, a guy who hits a lot of homers and has a good average. There arc a couple of others who know what hitting is, but they're ex- 10 • FAMILY WEEKLY. M•rcll 25, 1973 Watm These Fom; Too, Say The Superstars Greg • uz'utd, 22. the atugglng trat ~ of the Philedelphla Phll .... batted .211 and connected tor 11 home ruM In 1172, .... ,.. full .... eon In the major .. ....._ Cllrtton Ffalc ... unheralded when bl Jotned the Boston Red Sox In 11n. BJ the end of tM ae..on he •• ao- clalmed the 1 .. gue'• outstanding rookl9. ... htt 22 home runa. tremely rare. "I think cartton Flak of Boston looked like a good young catcher last year. He hit close to .300, but bitting .300 in Boston is no great accomplishment with the short fences in Fenway Park. 'The biggest problem with hittfog today is that the major leagues don't have a de- velopmeot system for players like football and basketball bave in the colleges. The best athletes are being attracted to those other sports. "It's a sad situation. There are too many selfish owners in baseball. The ones who are doing all right don't can: about the ones who arc suffering. One thiog I've thought baseball should have instituted years ago was a common scoutfog system, where a scouting agency goes out and re- ports oo players for several teams or for every team. Football and basketball have done this, but baseball still sticks to its old methods. That's what's hurting the game so badly." • ~ Earl WHllema 8hould help restore a.ltlmore'• home-run punch. He bett.d .251 Int •non and drove 28 bell• owr the wan. In 1111, he wu • rwelatfon, wtth sa homets. One Kingman could be ttMt next llUO- ger of U. Sen Francflco Giants. He etande M Ind hat aweaome rlght- hllnded batting power. He hlld 29 hOme runa In 1172, hie ft...t full M• eon In the me)on. Monte Irvin, 54, was one of the most re- s pected and feared batters in the majors from 1949 to 1956. In 1951, he led the Na- tional league In RBl'a with 121. His lifetime batting average was a aolld .293. An assist- ant public relations director for baseball commluloner Bowle Kuhn, Irvin was just elected to the Hall of Fame In February. MO~ IRVIN Sa11: •'There are three hitters I rate as up- and-<:<>ming greats: Cetar Cedeno of Houston, and BobbJ Grtch and Earl WU· llama of Baltimore. "'Cedeno is the heir apparent to Willie Mays and Hank Aaron as the dominant player in the National League. With a little more experience and a little more physical growth, there's no telling what he'IJ do. "Grich hasn't yet had that first big bat~ ting year in the American League, but he's bcco hitting the ball weU. Last year be hit .278 with the Orioles. Also be should be good for between 12 and 20 bomen a season. "Williams hit 33 and 28 homers the Last two seasons with Atlanta, and abould be a great addition to the Orioles' offense this year. cartton Flak, la.st year's rookie of the year in the American League with the Boston Red Sox, is another solid-bit- ting young catcher, who looks to have a fine career ahead of him." Ralph Kiner, now 50, played only ten years of major-league ball, but In each of hie first seven seasons (with the Pittsburgh Pirates) he was the league leader In home runs, an all-time rec- ord. Twice he went over the 50 mark In homers-In 19"7 with 51 and In 1949 with 54, just two short of the National league record. His rate for home runs per tlme1-at- bat surpassed every player In history except Babe Ruth. Kiner has been a aportacaater for the New York Mets since 1962. RALPH KINER Sara: "Cesar Cedeno is going to be another Roberto Clemente, and I would bet on it. The reason I say another Clemente rather than another Willie Mays or Hank Aaron is that. like Roberto, Cedeno is playing in a park where it's difficult to hit home runs. Therefore, he may never reach the homer totaJs of the Aarons and the Maysea. But be should be a great bitter for a loog time. "I think it's more difficult than it used to be for a player to combine a .300 batting average with a Jot of home runs. Oddly, in my two biggest homo-run seasons. I also bad my two highest averages, .. 313 and .310. But I think that's nue nowadays. I think the Phillies will be happy if Greg LazJnald, their young first baseman, can hit abo\Jt the same .28 t be bit la.tt year as a rookie and step up his homers from the 18 he hit in 1972. He's got a Jot of power. So bas Dave Klntman of the Giants. but he basn 't bad a good average yet "l also think John llNner of the Mets has a chance to be a real good power hitter. His problem is an unumal one for a home-run hitter: He's weak on inside pitches. Those are the kind a power hitter u..ually eats up. But John, a left-banded hitter, bas hit most of his homen on out- side pitches to the opposite field. Once be learns to handle those inside pitches, his power should result in a lot of homcn to right field." Contlnutd on pagt 11 =---"-_______ , ____ , ____ . ----,---·~ TheGreat----------------~----------------------------+-mtters Speak Continiud Jrom page 10 HI• mu•cle• rip- piing In hl1 81eeYet ... uniform top, Ted "Big Klu" Kluuewsld, now 48, had home-run total• of 40, 49 and.,.47 for ClnclnnaU In 1953- 54-55. In 1954, Klua- zewakl led the majora In both homera and RBl'1 (141). Hl1 career record lhowa a .298 batting average. He la now a Aedleg coach and owna and operates a ateak houae In Cincinnati. TED KLUSZEWSKI Seys: '"There's no way you can exaggerate how great a player Ceear Cedeno is~ ing to be. I say, without question, he's the top up-and-coming kid around. The worst thing anybody could do for him would be to tamper with bis swing. He's ftne the way be is. I know be hits the beet out of our pitcben. '1'bouah be doesn't get the publicity of Cedeno, I th.ink a.notbcr Houston outfield- er, Bob Wat.on, who hit .312 last year, also is coming on as a reel good hitter. There are a Jot of other IOp bitten around too, like Ralph G.,, of Atlaota. Earl Wllll8m8 of Baltimore, and Gr.g Luzfn- ekl of Philadelphia. I have hiSh bopca for our right fielder, c...r Geronimo, a lcft- handed batter who hit .275 last year. He's never going to be a Jong-ball threat, but with his speed he's going to get a Jot of leg hits. "One guy who could be great is One Kingman of San Francisco. f d love to be able to coach a kid like that. He has tre- mendous natural power, but be loops his swing because he's always going for hom- ers. Mickey Mantle wu like that in the beginning, but be got straightened out. I think Kingman wiJI too. He's got enough power to hit bomen without over-swing- ing the way be does." like to bunt, 90 thia COICI him a few poin But he can do everything el.le very we He likes to hit and run. and a a le banded hitter playing moat of bis aamea · Yankee Stadium, be'a become a home-run threat to riaht 6eld. During his 18 ,.._ aona with the New York Yankees, Mickey Mantle waa the most prodigious awi,tch-hlt- ter of all time. He hit 538 home runs, many among the longeat ever struck. Now 41, he works in marketing and public relations ~ "Bobby's big problem in the biainnio ~ came from trying to pull every pitch. N l be goes with the pitch and takes the out aide pitch to left field. BObby Jays off bad balls DOW and b.u )ea.med to for the Metro Bank of Dallas and writes sports columns tor a televlsion magazine In Dallas. MICKEY MANTLE Sa1a: "I know 8obbJ Murcer bas been with the New York Yankees sinoc J96S, ex- cept for 1967-68 when be was in military service. 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Give him time and he'll be 10me bitter. mUersSpeak Co111i11~d /rom pa~ 12 record onglnally eet by Ralph Kiner. Snider, 48, makea hl1 home on a farm In Fallbl'OOK. Calif., and has worked aucceaatully In broadcasting and baseball. DUKE SNIDER Says: .. Ceur Cedeno of Houstonia u fine a natural hitter u l've ever seen. He's a picture hitter with a smooth stroke. He also still seems to be growing, ao there's no telling yet bow big be may be. He may be a big homo-nm hitter, but if he's not. they shouldn't worry about it. He'll always hit his share of bomen, and he'll always bit for the high average. That's a rare combination nowadays. "Earl WJna.m., the slugging youna catcher traded by Atlanta to Baltimore, look.a like a great power threat. but be ha.a to overcome a tendency ao get hurt. '1be San Diego Padres have an excel- lent YOUDI prospect who may go places this season. He's a third baseman named One HIJfon, about 22 years old, who's bit .300 wherever he's played. I think he can do it in the majon, too. "Another youq man who's going to be a very good bitter is Dave Kingman of San Francisco. He's 10 big and strong that be can't miss being a powerful home-run threat for years. But watching him on tele- vision, as I have, it'• obvious what King- man has been doing wrong. He uppercuts the baU too much U be learns to swini down more on the ball. he'll be real good ... The St lout• Car- dinals' Stan "The Man" Mu•lal may have been the great- est an-round hitter In the history of the Na- tional League. He ea- tablllhed legions of record• between 19-41-63, lncludlng the mark for most career extra-baM hill. Musial won abc batting champlonahlpa, and concluded hit career with a .331 lifetime average and "475 home run•. Now 52, ·he ls a vfce pl'8sldent of the Cardinals, and owns a restaurant In Sl loul•. STAN MUSIAL Sa,.: ••Although he's a right-handed bitter and I was left-handed. I sec one strong similarity between Ceur Cedeno and m)'1elf at this early stage of bis career. Cedeno hasn't learned to pull the ball real well yet. and in my ftrst couple of seasons with the Cardinals, I hit everything to left field. When I learned to pull the ball, I became a home-run hitte.r, and I think thia is what's going to happen to Cedeno . .. I wouldn't advile anyone to tamper with Cedeno'• awing, though. On<le you have that ftuid natural awing that he bas, the wont thins you can do ia tamper with FAMILY WEEKLY, Marcl'I 25, 1m • 17 ''We have a left-handed-hitting outfield- er in St. Louis, name of JOM Cruz, who looks like he's going to be a star with the Cardinals for yean. We bad him with us quite a bit last year, but be wasn't quite ready. I think he'll be fine from now on. He's a sHm fellow, but be ahowa aigna of being able to hit the ball all around, and his great speed will also contribute to his oflenx." "Scholarships? Sure they'~ great.Bui try to get one." ....... This .)'all'6.5()() ..... ,,..be ....... .._, ~onoar~dau. ..... ~ ....... sblps.Tll(yJNV' ••*Ion. boob. w.acs..Aad SlOOa moadllwaplO 10---•JC&Dlo' mat\ .... bml IO c.une ""elChrc Anny ROTC.The more )'OU 1ook at It, the better It looks.. (:onti1111td on pagr 11 "/mean, if I sign up my first year in college, I'll be in the Ami1." fildi 'l'badi no military oNlpdoo darlog)Oal'ftl'SI ~ ,assolROIC. I c,... _ _.. W.. ~..._ 11.,., llOTC FAM 3--03·25 TlteGreat---------------------------------------------- Harry "The Hat" Walker, 54, Hitters Speak "Cesar plays as if he has rockets compiled a .296 lifetime aver- c011,;,,ued h• h" A d th I f age during 11 seasons In the Joe "Ducky" Medwlck was the personification of great hit- ting during his 17 years In the majors. His lifetime average was .324 with 2,471 career hlta. Few players ever have had a season to compare with Medwlck's 1927 season for the St Louis CardJIJ!!a, when he not only won tne "triple crown"-home runs, ABl's and batting average (.374)-but he also led the league In hits, runs, doubles and slugging average. Now 61, Medwlck sells Insurance In St. Louis and helps the Cardinals develop young talent. JOE MEDWICK Sar •: "I think the Cardinals have as many good young up-and- coming bitters as any club in either Jeague. One kid I'm real high on is Ted Simmon•, the catcher. He's come a long way and he's still only 23. Io bis seasons as a regular he's bat- ted over .300, and last year he hit 1" homers and drove in 96 runs. The Cardinals play in a big park so it's hard to bit a lot of homers, but Simmons is outstanding because he hits good pitching to all parts of the field. He's a switch-hitter, too, which is rare for a catcher. "I think Joae Cruz bas a PUS Ing lffi. n ere are a ways a ew majors, and led the National League In batting In 1947 with around him ready to explode."-Harry Walker a .363 average. dividing his kthe.rules in r Ai1tthlnll 1111es vJltl1 •e111•••R01111s calars. 5 99 ~ccents hlghef Gaitan See the guarantee on the label. There·s o ROGERS PAINT for every room ovolloble at 5HEllMJ1·M 11Mlf5 5FOIES good chance to be the regular center fielder in St. Louis for yean and yea~. He really wants to improv~ himself. "Another young man with a great future is Kenny Reitz, a right-handed-hitting third See Yellow Pages under point for the nearest sbe. baseman. In his first look at big-league pitching in 1972, he batted .359 in 21 games with the Cardinals. He's only 21 and he's come a long way toward developing a good stroke to all fields." • • service between the Phillies and Cardinals. Walker managed the Cardinals and Pirates be- fore he became manager a1 Houston (a post he held until late last year), and now Is In the real estate business In Leeds, Ala. HARRY WALKER Says: "ln my last major-league managing job, 1 bad the pleas- ure of watching Cesar Ce- deno come into the league. When I managed at Pi~ burgh, I had Roberto Cle- mente on my team, and be was the best bitter 1 ever saw. But Cedeno could have an even better record than Roberto. "Cesar is what I would call a 'hungry' hitter. If he gets three hits, he's angry that be didn't get four. If I bad to se- Ject somebody who might win several batting championships in the next f cw seasons, it would have to be him. "In the beginning Cesar would make a mistake almost every day. 1f it wasn't a mis- talce at bat, it was in the field or on the bases. But I didn't say a word to him. I didn't want to risk curbing his initia- tive, bis desirf. The great thing about him is that he knows where he's wrong and he works to correct himself. "Cesar plays as if he has rockets pushing him. And there are always a few around him ready to explode." ~-\1 • FA~fl Y WEEKLY, March 25, 1973 Have a~ round of Patio~ Mexican : Courses and I'll .send you a winners check ~ust select any 4 of your favorit~ Patio courses-dinners, .CO -~ 00 entrees or cocktail tacos. Then heat them up, eat them up and send me II r YI. • the leftovers ... the ingredients panel from any Patio package, that is. 111 (Signed by Me Super Mex) mail a check for $1.00 made out to you personally, and signed by me! ' Keep it as a souvenir or cash it in. I think you 11 soon taste why Patio is Ainericas No. 1 selling frozen Mexican food. By the way, the Patio people are making it easy for you by including a 7\. off starter coupon. Try Patio Frozen Foods. 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It took Mr. Taylor 25 seconds to pack his wifes bags. ) Regular: 17 mg:'tar:·1.2 mg. nicotine-Menthol:18 mg:'tar:' 1.3 mg. nicotine IV. per cigarette, FTC Repon Aug~72 -----· -- This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen prepares a menu that is so lazy, you can sit and try a new tea treat while dinner Is cooking. "Every cook needs a break," explains Marilyn, "-at least one meal in her repertoire that more or less 'makes itself' while she sits and relaxes.'' A Special Tea-And , A Pork-Chop Meal Add alor.bought cooldM, Md Rusalu tea becomee • good exeute for Inviting a neighbor over. MARILYN'S MENU Take-li.Ea1t Pork Chops CablNlge Md Pineapple Coleslaw Whole Wheat BrMd had Pudding Coffff-Tea-MDk TAKE-IT-EASY PORK CHOPS I pork chopt (1 Inch thick) 1 pkg. (1 ¥l on.) °"" cooking bag and uuce mix for pork• 2 cupe uncooked twlated macaroni or rotaU• 2 onlone, ailced 1 green pepper, Meded and cut In •tripe 2¥! CUPI water YI cup ketchup Y. cup grated Parm ... n or Parmesan- R01nano Chee" 1. Preheat oven to 350°F: Trim ex- cess fat from pork chops. leaving about 1A inch fat on edge. 2. Form oven-cooking bag by closing one end with one twist tie provided. Place in a 1 Yi-2-incb-deep large open roasting pan, big enough to prevent bag from extending over the sides. 3. Place macaroni in bottom of bag. Top with onions and green pepper. Arrange chops on top. 4. Blend sauce mix from package with water and ketchup; pour over chops. Sprinkle with cheese. Close bag with twist tic. Punch 4 smaU ho1es along top of bag. 5. Place pan in unter of preheated oven so bag will not touch top or sides of oven while cooking. Roast for 1 ~ hours. 6. Carefully remove pan from oven so that bag does not touch hot surf aces of oven. 7. Cut large circle from top of bag. Steam escapes, so be careful. Place chops on ·serving platter. Arrange onions, green pepper and macaroni around chops. Maku 4-6 servings •or use I pkg. ( 1 ~ ou.) oven cook- ing bag and sauce mix for beef. RUSSIAN TEA Hf• CUPI (or one 9-oL jar) orange.. navored lnatant breeldaat drink l'A cup sugar YJ cup Instant ... ~ teaspoon ground cinnamon V. teaepoon ground clovt1 Oath ult Bolling water Cinnamon stick•, optional 1. To prepare Russian Tea Mix, com- bitJe instant break.fast drink, sugar, in- stant tea, spices and salt. Stir well. Store in tightly covered labeled jar. / 2. For each serving of bot Russian Tea. place 2 well-rounded teaspoons of mix in a cup. Add boiling water; stir until dissolved. Serve immediately, garnished with cinnamon..gtick stir- rers, if desired. 3. For 1 ql of bot Russian Tea, com- bine ~ cup of the mix with 1 qt. boil- ing water in a heat-proof pitcher or· serving bowl. Makes 2 cups mix, enough for 4 qts. or 24 (5-ot. sizt) cups FAMILY WEEKLY, Much 25, 11173 •It lnfslWt SUPER SJRfNGTH IOND wit • ..,. .. .,,,,,,,.,,.,,.., ONE DROP HOLDS 2 TONS! "Ask Jumbo He'll Tell You" • lllll1e11als.scmrs,MHI - .... ....... ~-.... 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Z-171 ........... 1na1 klMllJ rulh_luper StrtfllUI Eternand(a) (11557JW) I ..... (ZU57aW) , .. ONLY Ult HllOVER HOUSE ltllntr, hlRL 11331 I fOf ttlt lfMZll\I tow price of $2.H plus 25f Poat.ce lfld lllndlln& Oft full montJ ti.ell IUlfllltH If not CDnlPlt'91J """''"· 0 Uftl $C)tclal Otftr1 Order 1WI £ttfnallond Dll9tft- ..rs for Jot $4.H plus 50• Post.ce, 1°" llW 'LOO £.iiclOMCI la ' f'tlllla. I Md. ""*"ti ... tu. c'"------IT•Tt------'•----~---------e ........ •m------ca::::4'll ad•erfl••ment I was bottom-he~· until I lost 46 pounds. By Jeanne O'Connor-as told to Ruth L McCarthy I N thedeadofwinter,myhusbandand I bought a swimming pool on sale. Right then, I set my heart on having a great-looking swim suit to , go with it. The.re was only one problem. I needed a slim figure to get into it. And at 165 pounds with a big bottom, I had a long way to go to be the backyard beauty of Scotia, New York. ~'d always been self-conscious about my weight, even as a schoolgirl. Not that I'd ever been gross, but I was U8\lally the largest girl in my class at weigh-in time. Sweets were my weakness -cookies, cake, soda and ice cream. They were always more important to me than meals, even after I mar- ried. And since I hated cooking, but loved bak- ing, you can understand why I kept gaining. Then, too, I got fatter during pregnancies and having three eons in less than five years, my weight just piled up. I also blame part of my problem on the fact that I'm sort of a rationalizer. I'm always find- ing excuses for not doing what I really don't want to do. For instance, I used to look at fat people on the street and say to myself: "She's fatter than I am." That made me feel slimmer, so I'd eat and feel content. But later, I'd aee myself in a mirror and feel miserable again. Occasionally, of course, I'd crash diet. I'd give up solid food entirely and live on liquids. Drinking my meals, however, would make me desperate for something to chew on, 80 I'd buy gum. But chewing gum just made me hungrier than ever. Believe me, it was a vfeious circle. That's why I de- cided, when we got our pool, that I'd have to try some other way to eat less. I'd read a lot about people who had taken those re- ducing-plan can- dies, Ayds•, and since many were much fatter than I was, I thought may- .,,,.Ayds could help me. (Notice bow I thought everybody At 165 poUIUU, euen else was always fat-holding one of my aona ter than I was?) couldn't hide that t/U4hl Anyway, I bought a bo~ of the chocolate fudge ~de at the drugst.ore and I started right away to follow the plan. I'~ ubver bewi 4' l>recJdast ~ate .. ,&<> I jugt W.d one Ayds, hot coffee and juice. Mid-morning, I'dhavt\anotherAyds, withacupofteaorwat.er. How do you lih Aofll l loola 1IOfDI Sin« rm down -~' I'd be gra~bing cookies or whatever to 119 pOcuath, believe me, ru •tand elo• anytime. else was around, as I'd ru.n for the telephone. Lunch was light, because I wa&n't really hun- gry. Honest. Ayds, coffee and a sandwich would hold me until 4: 00 p.m. That was my weak hour -when I needed something sweet. For dinner, I might have Ayds and t.ea again, then eat a .regu- lar meal with my family: chicken, vegetables and salad. Aa I said, heavy meals were never my problem. Between-meal snacks is where I got into trouble. I sure looked forward to a couple of Ayds and t.ea about 9: 30 p.m., watching television. In three months time on the Ayds plan, I'd lost 26 pounds and felt just marvelous. Particu- larly as the compliments began coming my way. Then I discovered I was pregnant. Even though I knew Ayds contained vit.amins and minerals, but no drugs, I thought it best t.o stop reducing. Especially since I always felt nauseous during my pregnancies. I must say, however, that losing those 26 pounds made the next nine months the easiest I'd ever had. I even looked good enough t.o wear a 2-piece maternity swim suit. In fact, I was 80 delighted with what the Ayds plan had done for me, I was back on it two weeks after I came home from the hospital. And I only bad eight pounds to lose over again. As the weight came off onoe more, I started t.o look at slim girls in- stead of fat ones. I'd say to myeeU: "Is she slim- mer than I am?'' Then I'd try harder than ever t.o get another pound off. I knew, of course, that there was no magic potion in Ayds, but for me there was the sweet satisfaction that I needed to help me eat less. Those Ayds candies actually helped curb my appetite enough so that I was able t.o get down to 119 pounds on the Ayds plan and into a t.er-rmc swim suit. My next door neighbor just can't get over it. She keeps saying: "You looked so motherly when you moved in!" And another friend, when she saw me slim, blurted out: "You look like you're 18 again!" Sometimes I even get treated that way. Like a few weeks ago, when my husband Bob and I went t.o a party. As I walked,in, one of the men stared at me so hard, I got all ftu.st.ered and eelf- conacious. But it was a great feeling! Foi Bob, too. After all, be' d had eight years of never hav- ing t.o think twioeaboutwbatothermen thought of me. Now, thanks t.o the Ayds plan, he can feel proud again. Oh, yes. And I don't have t.o worry about who aees me, poolside. BBPOBB AND AFJ'BB llB.A8URBMBNT8 Before After Height . . . . . . . . . 5'&" ........... 5'6" Weight .......... 165 lbe. ........ 119 lbe. Bust . . . . . ...... 37" ............ 34'' Waist ........... 31" ............ 26" Hips . . ......... 40" . . ......... 36" Dress . . . . . . . . . . 16-18 . . ....... 7-9 .. -... ____.. Spee tr How Fattening •• That Sandwich? It's so easy to kid yourMlf Into bellevlng that you're eating fewer calories In a particular sandwich than you really are. Try to estimate 'Pet Corner MustDopRoam ToS.Hawr? Many dog owners have the mistaken notion that a dog needs to be allowed to roam. Instead, the pup who rune free le In Jeopardy of Injury through 8CCklents, poisoning, dlM•• or flgtdlng. P1actlcally all communities In the lf.S. have leash laws. When he la not walking on a lead, your pooch should be In your backyard, where he Is safe and protected. The yard should be fenced and provided with a dog- house If he sleeps outside. Even If you trust that Bowser Is not llkely to roam far, remember that the honestly how many calories there are In the sandwich, though lt'a difficult The dellcateaen corned bMf undwlch that'• chock·ful of corned beef mar have uu... or tour (or morel) tlmee the caloriee of the ..,... tearoom corned bMf .... Wlclt, with Ila one thin allce. So get used to measuring with your eye, and be careful to overestimate the quantity rather than underestimate. One dellc8tMMn andwtch with three ouncee of corned bMf hu 185 calotiea (plu. two lllcee of bread), while the t•room ptpef..thln e11ce mar be herdlJ .. ounce. at eo calorleL A hllm UNtwlch mar have • Owtee of ham at 80 caloltea, or It CM be more robmt llnd have double that tunber calortee. The Important thing Is to avoid fooling yourself. Footing oneself Is so fattening I-Br Harriet La Barre kindest of neighbors will object to an unrestrained romp that aolla hla lawn or uproots his newly planted gladiolus bulbs.-By Fellclll AmM ~ and ~OU Or. Richard Chllgren of the Uni-~ a ~ I• verelty of Mlnneaota medlcaJ achool Y Doct nd ..._ ''F _ f 1 ..._,, flnda that doctora' Mlf.coneclcM.9-our or a u.. ac .. o ... ,. ,.... when~ with 8 ..xu.J ~ ~~ When you ask your family phyalctan for lnfonnaUon or help with aexual mattera, you have to remember that doctors are people. 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Enoz. •product of Irwin-Willert. • tit -"" .............. -4044 Park Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63110 cA Reader's Relt\,eD\J>tal\,ce The.Day I Met Sandy Dunean "Well, I'm Sandy Duncan from Tyler," eh• told the elm during the lntroducUons. Then, looking down at her hand•, she aald In her sincere but ehrlll voice, "And I came to Lon Morrfa to develop a low, aultry voice." The day I met Sandy Dun- can was the day the Lon Morris College oral inter- pretation class met for the first time, back in 1964, in Jackson- ville, Texas. The college is re- nowned in theater circles for itl drama department, and most of us in "oral interp," including Sandy and me, were there for that reason. In a way, 1 bad known Sandy all my life. Her grandmother and mine were good friends, and they frequently commented on bow strange it was that we shared the same name, Sandra Kay. There was alM> talk. in my house about Sandy-that extra- ordinary girl who just "danced au the time." To us "drama nuts" at Loo Morris, Sandy was already a celebrity, since she bad been a regular cast member of the Dallas Summer Musicals since she was 12. "Well, l'm Sandy Duncan from Tyler," she told the class during the introductions. Then, looking down at her hands, she said in her sincere but shrill voice, "And I came to Lon Mor- ris to develop a low, suitry voice." The class's laughter went on for some time-but then so did Sandy's struggle to change her ch.ipmunk voice. 2' • FAMILY WEEKLY1 M1rcl\ 25, 197:\ With this memory come oth- ers: Sandy scolding us drama students for getting blue-trying to inspire us with her own posi- tive thought waves .... Sandy being voted "The Most Popular Girl at LMC" (among other honors) .... A bald-beaded but exuberant Sandy talking to a male student who said he cried when he found ouUhat dye bad made her hair fall out. ("Well," said Sandy, "it's not the worst thing that could happen to met") Constantly she was told, "You've got to lower your voice." Theo, miraculously, just as she was beginning to do just that, her shrill voice landed her the big break. CBS spotted her and loved that "too-high" voice. I'll always remember Sandy's "unsinkableness" against a storm of lashing pessimists who said she couldn't be a famous actr~. especially with "that voice." Abo, when Sandy became famous, my faltering faith that nice people can be successful was revived-and so was my be- lief that people with the right mental outlook can be what they want to be, even making their so-called "faults" into assets. -Sandra Kay Warren Overton, Texas lMtLIPUllU ly IMIU Pl.ANIS (Al TOLD TO PAUL ITMI) H ere is bow I c:atdl more ftsh than I eftr cauaht in my lifo before ... More fish tb1n I ever dreamed ol -and BIGGER filh tban I ever suspected pos&ible. Herc is bow you can catch bus, pike. perch. bream, trout. ulmon, crappie, ~kerel, walleyes and many, many other kinds of frail water pme and PM fish plus manY salt w.ter fish ••• tbc same ~ I do. Since I inftllted my fisJUna lure, I catch IO m&nf . fish. such BIG ftlh. and catc:b tbem IO FAST, people plher to fttcb me. rye been fol. lowed FOOR TIMES in ONE day by a fish warden to find out if my methods are leaal. But my e11.ti_re secrd is my ftshins lure that's GU.Alt· ANTEED to CATCH FISH -or it com YoU nothina. Yes, GUARANTEED to catch fish nen when ocher lura or even U¥e ball fails or no cost. My lure works in laket, ponds, streams. salt w.ter, saves you time, wort, money and dlsap- poin1ment. fs ideal for amateurs, ellperts, trollen. cuten, anore fishermen. My lure catc:bea fish differently from anyt.bjn.1 you've ever teen before in fresh and salt water. E¥en veteran U. S. flshina auides ha.e been surprised 1t its astonishins catches. And the Frend! 110vt:mmcnt itldf has certified my lure by actual petcnt as UNIQUE. An Underwater Ditc9¥etY I am a Frmc:tunan, a ICience teacher, a skin diver and I haft fished all my life. For yean I hue studied fish underwater -WHILE FISHER- MEN ABOVE WATER 'ftre tryiaa to ca&dl My Secret Is My French, Patented Lure That Works In Lakes, Ponds, Streams, Salt w--., Saves You . Time, Work, Money and Disappointment ....._,,...a ........ , 1xpw11, ,....._., c.osten,.....,. ,. ............. All khMb of fresh w ..... 0..... CltMI Poll fish Plus Iott Wtder Jlshl • C.tc1tH .... Flslt • c.tdMs Ahnest All Kinds .. ,..,_ • ....... , ... ..., ... OU.. ........... t and Luf'U •Inn YM Won _, catcltlftl Mfltn ... • CatcMI UM Flslt tut Wen, Bite on Wenns. 8up, PIMP. Spoens. tanned Bait, Flln, C.t ealt,. Splftll .. t them. ~ I ctiaco¥ercd chaqed every 6dea I ever bad about ftsbina and ftah lure&. Lum can Frt&ftt9n Fish Anr I nkhed UNDEllWATEll uactiy bow ftah re- acced to C¥CrY lure, li..e bmt, every filhina ma-neuver and t.dct med to catcb them. I n&cbed fish IPPfOlldl ewn tbc best paforndna lwa. 1eem -ABOUT TO STRIKE -thco IWldeoly TURN AWAY. Somd.b.ina about e\ICft the best ferformina lura was ebYiously often D!.EPJNG lllEM FkOM CATCHING n.b. A£ for tbc · awrqo lure,. motd.y they _. 8CtUally to BORE the tllh -u thousb thex looked to·the ftsh as they looked to me UNOBllWATBR - lhiny painted bill of metal, pl.udc and wood. J saw J1ye bait .Cter it .,.. cut tum white and die before my eya -and saw ftsb often approach. prepare to llrike -lllEN TUllN AW A"'i. . MlnHWI lnnlstlllle Then I saw the ame fish approach lldual liw swimminl minnows and without caution or sus- picb\ STRIKE RAVENOUSLY. I saw the same &It that rejected the lures aaain and uU\ attllclt without caution LIVE SWIMMINO MlNNOWS. Jn ft.ct. these little minnows seemed to DRAW many l\sh from a distance -~ before beina seen. WhJ Lum Oft8n Fill My talks ln:ll fish scientists and my own studies convinced me if was the 1whnmina motion of mkinows, particula.rty the twilbina tail th.at at· treded many ftlh. concluded that no lure I bad ever med had SUPPIClENTL Y duplicated the livina minnow and ics motion. How, I asked IQY!lelf, could a ftlh lure be c.re- llted that would attract fish just as the ICtUal liv- iq nrimmina m.ianows did -and that onc:ie •- tnceed would -tbc samo ~~ STJUKB as ~ minnows -WfJHOlTf the beaitatioa. JUSPi· aoa and FE.All uomed by the Ion:. I saw Ulod? Mr Min-Mede "Minnow" After 19 ~ of ltucly and t.oltiq. I have ftnallY created such a m&D-made ""minnow," IO like a liv· iaL l'WilDmlna minnow in 9'ape, _fol'll', texture aait motioa that &Ill raw:nouslJ STlUKE -with- out caudoa -and I Cldda more 6sb, tMatr a.It -f9*r than eftr before in my life. Bocame my lmlMmde "'ftah" loots, cluta. wiala. evm "feels" lib a mionow ••• baa, Pck· ad, pike. perdl. trout and maJ11 other kiDdt of frail and salt water flab atttdt vonciously - wilbout IUlpidon or fear -e~ wllen they're not bitin& fol' another ftlbennan Oft the lake. Altonlthln1 C.b:het Reported I call my lure VJVIF. Once I perfected VIVIF I ltarted ldliniJm them to other fishermen. Soon news of lllCO"~ catches came in-ftrst Prance -then from other countriet. Yes, from aJ1 over come repons of amazina c:atcbes -of ftsb bitift1 where other lures failed -ol tho surencsa. the simplicity, the e&ctfveness of this VJVIP lure. And what does this mean to you? Simply tbk. Now YOU can -more out of ftsllifta lban e'fer before. Now YOU can catch more ftsb. biatr n.b than ever in your life. It ii GUAJtAlln'£EI>-or YoU .,_,. not one penny. It me.ns now no lonpr need you come baclt with m empty end from a Iona day's fishina. It meant no lonjler need you spend boun of work dlain• worms and Qtchiq minnows or other bali It means you can aavo tho endless ~ of co.n- tino.Uy buyiq expensive spinners. flies. pluas, bait and Jura. It means )'OU C&ft often catch the ftsb dud ans not bitinJ oo worms. bufl, plup, apioons. C8ftfted bait, liel, cut bait or SJ*meni or no oost. It means )'OU can UOO. cast, or shore ftsh with IQ)' lure with equal SUCCO& It mcaN YoU can liO out .Cter and come beck with larte mouth bast, small mouth blsa, pib, pickerel. perch. bream. trout, waDeyea. salmon. ftd tuna. striped bast, blue ftsb. weak ftsb and do it time and qairP -or your mooey will be 1efanded .. any time. VJVJF is catc:hina ftsb in 15 countries for dellahted fishermen. 3,000,000 VIV1F1 hive been anbbed up. Already repo11s from U.S. fishermen say VJVIP Is the sreatat lure they have ever used. I predJct VJVlP will be the world's futest 9ell"'-fish luR. But test the mqic power of VIVIF youl'ldf without riskin1 a penny. 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At a recent fashion show in Moscow, sur- prisingly glamorous Russian modela showed colorful print gowns worn with Jama Whitmore QUOTE: Comedy in a hospital? James Whitmore tells us he found it there. "I was being shown around a hospital as background for 'Temperatures Rising.' The surgeon ~th us gave me a funny look, and said to the nurse who was with us, 1s Dr. Williams keeping Jones running?' The nurse blushed furiously and mumbled 'I guess so.' Not being a terribly ~nsitive person, I said, 'What- taya blushing about?' She said, lhe doctor will tell you.' When he and I got into an elevator, be finally told me: Jones was an amply-endowed nurse's aide who bad gone into Women's Lib to the point of divesting herseli of her bra. So now all the doctors on the floor keep calling her and adding, 'Hu"'J it upf And everyone watches Jones run- ning down the hall. That's the kind of human comedy that goes on even in a hoopital." UNQUOTE; How bad off can a butlneu get? The bankrupt Penn Central Railroad, it wu lt • FAMILY WEEKLY. Mardi 25. 1173 modem versions of ancient jewelry, and long-haired young men modeled ftoral satin shirts worn belted Coesack- style, and suits with a futuristic, cosmo- naut flair. Watch out, Paria and New York-the Comrades are coming! recently reported, is losing $400,000 to $1 million a day. This despite the fact that the railroad hu yet to pay any of the 26,000 creditor claims against it (totaling $3.3 billion), is excused from paying property taxes, is not being made to repay its hundreds of millions of dollars in bank debt, and is pro- tected even from bodily-harm lawsuits from injured passengers. Don't you wish peop1e would be that understand- ing the next time you bounce a check? DATES: The Oscar awards will be pre- sented in Los Angeles Tunday. BIRTHDAYS (all Aries): Sunday - Aretha Franklin 31; Howard Coaell S3. Monday-Tennessee Williams and Gen. William Westmoreland 59; Diana Ross 29. Tuesday -G loria Swanson 74. Thul'9day -Pearl Bailey SS. Frtday - Warren Beatty 36. Saturday -Gordie Howe 45; Shirley Jones 39; Richard Chamberlain 38. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Howard Co..al and Diana Roa Quips & Quotes. ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Annour ... BETTER WED THAN DEAD ( A married man can look forward to living longer than an unmarried or divoroed one, according to the Health Insurance Institute. -Nnv•ltem. Marriage makes a man live longer, . Mam him healthier and stronger, Cives him somewhat more ,nc:1urance, ~ping dealers in insurance. Why this happens, no one' 1 found. Maybe be can't sit around, Being prodded without encl, Earning what his wife will spend. Meanwhile women, wed or not, Outlive men by quite a lot, Smiling when these worn-out wreclca Tallc about .. tbe weakei-sex." THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kida ... llfe differenUy. Send original contributions to "Child," Family w .. kly, 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. $10 If UMd-noM returned. 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FULL FACTS ARE YOURS FOR THE ASKING Mutu.I of OINfl• Omt1M, Nebr••lul 91131 Dept. 123 Please see that I recelv• full fecta on the plan1 I have cheeked below: Dl .. bllltJ Income plen1 evalleble In my 1tate thet cen pro- vide me with a regular monthly Income when e covered alck· nan or Injury keeps me from working. , Fine modem Ufa lnaurenc:e, both lndlvlduel end family plans, 1v1ilable from United of Omaha. s.nlor Age "Extra Security" ho1plUll pfana avallable In my atate. (I am over 93.) carwcn ""o 110 °" • '· o 1 NANCV . ···~ , ~ . ·-··· ·1 r !Yiti' ;eA'r HAS A ·,cRA. K 1N 1 lT~-C>o vou 'HAv~·,ANY· 1 APHES.IVE' 'J"At;>E' .,,,_....~. • • . . t t-•• ' . .,.. ' t , ' ., • .. ..... ·8EY.,. .JOE·-· SOR~·~WE'1RE; po YQU > .. AL:L ou::r OF 1;r HAVE 'ANY 1 .f\D.RESIV~ TAPE'·?. • • . .. .. I .HAO sof,..f g: BUT .IT'S; A~L • USED ·. ...-.. . .UP ' • • • [> t>I> WAIT FOR ME! I'LL &E ON~Y A. Ff!tN MINUTES! SAY, a.IT THAT ar(! • •• I CoAN ~ fTll'/ Am~ ~II i:oR ~IE 'l'le!Ai. TUTO~'? 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C>lHl~aar•wt-"1114*'9,J-.t 3-25 . . : ? ~ • • '1 • • • • . ' ~ • . ' • • ; . --. • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ -·-' IHlllE • r.:-VE=:P:f:::-:-:F:':".'/~N. -::,.-~, :t SEE "IOOT!le IMPP.CMN6 THE. CULTURAL LEVEL OF VOUR MUSIC PP.OGRAM/ THIS 19 AA$1'R1~, ~Ur.K!"ET .-.•• I • • b'I -BoB MON"l4NA-• ' I • ' THIM "llUl"lllN• IS STILL _ _...,,. • TME ~ocum-:-..- 1 • GORDO ' -• • . ..... -..# ~ . •' f • • • Fraca~ I think · Okav. well have to sf0p1 lhere's at a restroom. 1 one ahead, Angela. ·~· .-. Thanks. It's okav. fut honey, for now well have · ~oppinq. to qet by that . house ~~~i~. ---·-. --- By Gus Arriola • ,. I 1 ' l