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Home My WebLink About1973-05-27 - Orange Coast Pilot7 • I , IJY.f$1Ulmm' .............. .-,. ',, 'l'llllflllellal~!-ud fem "'' ~ )loidlil!tnc' Jii ,. CGlll1 ~ llrin!or1 ..;,, ,...am;- tbo • 0 ~ d ' qulol\y arouod Soutbtnl Calllomla poll""81 ' c!n:l<r.. -Reagan. may, be 4nlfted ·to · run ior 1 thin! tmn. Tallc <i 'I Reagan draft .. hot!¢ •• moog key GOP lead- \ . • , • ' " 1~ en in-~ Angeles. · ~·••• • •t • . • I -~~ Ol'qe °""111"• kip~. ~ <li w..tdOai a-. -0. ....... ., c...da lhi!'M, lmbll I\ lj ~ • Qr. ·Bectm~ ...mti!M tj!ere II "no ll»+emait'' lar 1 drall ICJfll'. Yet, oCher GOP, leadtn lllldl u lllm lilagnat1 1"lt '11. Scllrdber llllll lndustrlalbl Loaoard It. 'Firest-Ono diaagr<o. : Schreiber says he ""'' definite ellorts tO coax ~ga.n to ~kfa ·third term as a result of what b& t~tire.lberJ views as the demise ol the campaign of Rugan•i hand-picked successor, Lt. Gov. Ed Reioecke. "Re~e cannot capture the support of the RtPiblkan party," Schreiber said, VOL. 66, NO. 147, 8 SECTIONS, 110 PAGES 7 Dead As Tornadoes Rip Through Midwest By Wire Servtceo At leaM seven .persicm were killed Saturday as a widf!..rangbc line of tornadoes and violent thunderstorms swept through Kansas, Missouri and Okliihpma. . · . · · " ' truclt, "' route to the .1afety of a storm ceUar. -·picked up by the .tornado fun. net and carried· hall a mile before be~ dropped Into a dltcb. A lllfnl daugllter, Goldy, was in critical cmdition at Mustogee G<!tenl liaapltal. Aljoot l5Q homeo were destroyed <i- beavily damaged 8S tornadoes swept tbroogh northeast ,Oklahoma . Close to in homes in Keefei.on ·and ten unJts of a toln'ist court near Locust Grove were destroyed. Tornado sightings w e r e ~ near Claremore, Broken Arrow, Chi!iteau, G<and Lakes 8od Beggs, Okla . . . . t -. • ,.I '\It\\ -.1°111 .\1 t ,l • ..,. • I I J i \ ~ "Ind 1llm ls Wt tolnl aroimd that the g~< will • he -dtafiecl for a third tenn-J'!, ' o. -• SCl>rtll>l:t said tiler• was no dotll>t tl1e governor has done "Ill ho coold for Reinecke, but now he is finding his ca~ fa1liog 'on its:·!ace." · ~~Reagan may revene·hls avowed pomilmi:to leave ~amenta in 11174 for iWI' llllOlbel> reason. He said he . end other lnfiuential Callfomla lltpublicans had hopes of flp'lng out Ibo best ~ble GOP suc- cessor to the governor through a new statewide organization sirQ.llar to Dr. Beckman's Lincoln Club in Orange Coun- ty • .. . . Schreiber end Firestooe joinM Dr. Beckmsn and Victor C. Andrews, cbalnnan ol the Orange COOn\y Com· ..... ,\.~. . mlttee to RMlect the Praldenl, in renn- in& the cautomlans for Constluctlve Ac- tion. The group. originally 100 ~ the wealthlell pollttcal d<lnon end fund- rai.sets In the atate, is known aa the Blair Plouae group because many key members were thanked for their 1972 ef. forts by the Prtstdcnt, personally, at a dinner in Washlngton 's Blair House . When lbe governor surprised the Blair House groop at a fliarch meeting by sharply attacking it -accusing ii ot lrying to play the role of ''kingmaker" - its ·supporters drtw baclr:, according to Schreiber. . "' ' • • .,~~· •• J .. ' .... .. . . "We had figured he W<lllld lll'flPOrt·Olll' approach," Schreiber said. Bui that .... not to he. "He sabotaged us. He bJew It out al the water, .. Firestooe Mid. R<egan accused the group ~ try!ag to dictate the candidate, a charge F!mtone said Is totally wt<ing. "The whole idea was so simple, tt wu too practical to be aocept.ed. This kingmaker business is a lot ol rubbish," he said. Schreiber said the Blair House group l'I (See DRAFT, Pap All ' .:· . ; ' ·-·. ··. . . . SUNDAY MA'Y 27 19 , ORANGE <;OUNTY CALIFORNIA " r,.,"F•·. wea~l,o~ S&y. Ocean waters will average 60 cjecrees and ~\rill be i'Jlli'°*8t&two·~ four feet. The only contrist ti> fair and •!!AAY sk,I°' ptedlkied through Thursday will. _be early morning and litil ·rughflow &iu!s. ' 1 Agent Killed As Presidenti·al Copter Crashes MIAMI (AP) -A Preside11tial helicopter, carrying Secret Service agents to duty guarding President Nixon, crashed in the Atlantic Ocean off Grand Cay, Bahamas Saturday night, killing ooe agent and slightly injuring nine others. 1be President was not oo board. In a dramatiC ni.ghttime rescue Navy divers, who are part of the President's supiiort detail at his vac.atim Island, hellcopt<nxl to the scone. T6ere were no details about what caus· eel tbo crash ol the Anny Slkonky Vll3A · t~ gas lurblne hellcopter ol a type llial President NiIOD uoes. It mah- ecl at about 7:10 p.m. PDT. Preeident Ni..,. bad not nown in this belloopter, howe~. on his 100.mlle flight Saturnay will! hJa flmUy to villt the pri· vate Behamlan Island owned by his mtlllonalre frieod Robert Abplanalp. The dead agent wu ldeoUfied by the ' . . secret service as Joseph C. Dietrich, 25, . or Woodbridge. Va., married and .the father of two chlldren. He had besl. with the secret service ~ or foor years, Deputy Presidential Presa Seaetary Gerald L. Warren said President Niion, who was staying •t a hilltop villa on Grand Cay waa ~.et the aa:idmt and the death ol Asonl DJeUlcb and .... has expressed Ill!' !!pep -end sympathy for the flllllly." . The President aN!recl 1 ~ i.. vestigatim of ·the ~ pqd lilbd 11ifi Defense ~t to '~ ., a: vestlpq board; Wamn 1114, . An Anny hellcoptor,c:rew Gl -.... fertl'il!g the l<VeQ Olfl1W fmn Key Bi> cayne, Fla., tO Grand Cay to nllove other 1gen11 oo duty ~ the Pnst· dent. Warren said the helloopter mahed In 1s.e CRA811, Jla1• Al) Protective Parasol Opens, Skylab Mission Continues \ HOUSTON (UPI) -The Skylab l astl"Ollauts successfully llnfurled a giant parasol over Alperica's first space s~ tion Saturday .nl8ht . to save the hot, dry orbital workshop by sheltering it from the sun. "ft looks like things are turning in our favor," said Skylab Director William C. Schneider. "We are looking forward to a very successful 28-<iay mission." Their crucial emergency repairs' com· pleled, <llarles "Pete" Cmrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz settled down early today for their sea:>nd night in space. They planned to fully activate their hou.se--size SPilct station when they awake. He woJTied that it might oot provide enough shade, but mission ~ assured him qineers on the groqDd were delighted with the results. Jack Kinzler, chief of teclwllCal services at Houston's John.son Space Center and the inventor of the parasol, predicted the sun wpuld warm the wrinkled plastic and nylon fabric and allow it to spread out fully. Three members or a ~it3, ·~!1., [a1nily drowned on Cheney ~se.rv0tr, <1bottt 25 miles west of Wichita, when their fishing boat was swept into the air by an apparent funnel and then capsized. Only one body had been n!<OVered by late Satunlay night and the names of the I viotim.I bad not been releesed. 1be Weather Servioe· l<IQ1ed funnel •ichlinP al -plaoeo In l!oooe County. .80 .Jlllle.j>eNlour -at the D«them Kanaas City·suburb ol G-end.hall Gas Shortages Hit Travelers Despite the success of the parasol deployment, Schnelder said there was "very definitely" a po.ssibility Conrad and Weitz might have to perfonn a spacewalk later in their planned montn. long mission to replace the present .sunshade with a more durable awnmg. California Leads In Traffic Toll \ Four ~ of a Kee1etoo, Okla., family were killed ·and a Mb ertllcally injured when a l<ln8lo -the.-11 --Ol:l.._a tcnrn saiunlay. Flf. teen -p<i....,. ...... lliJin'eit.. -; Author!det said ·tblrles Dornan, tils wife S... and lhelr .dMl&IPn, Bevorly and Linda, ...... killed iil\en.the famlly . l'&ll8inc !r<Jm ... -. tn cllameler .. basebllklu.jn ...... -ol Kansas a. ~ty. '"llll!!'e la ~bfy mt • building left . (Soetro!INADO,.'Pqe All GWC Backpacking Youth l\f.i~sing at Kern ' '6~er E~•PES GREEK ·REGIME . _ : c~, 111.c1101a1 l!IPj>a• Gr~~('i:Captain, . . Crew R.ec'eive '· .. "I A·~yl~~ in. ·1ia1 y .. Rl)ME . (tiP1) ::_ ·n., Italian govern· menl grMJtl!d polilical astlwn Salur<IW By> CANDACE PEARSON Altbougl\ no ane ·aaw 'lbompaoo fall ill-. to.the oaP!<J!n'.M3t>,crew mentbob of a 1 of...;, De1tY1•1w •!"' ~ · to tbl' river, Gfflcen have been a"ble ·to Greek "~ deitroycr .that &bandooed A seardi wu """1med'tblamoming li>r find only his 11'1!-, . Nl\TQ ~~k and andicreci l>fl·lt.ly aWestmtnsteryoutb-whoauOiotitieofeiar 'll>! Kem ru...-· 11~'vejy ·Friday, . · •''--' Jh•• •·--di .K..,, RI..,. ·~....._ .• •ft ' -'• · · :at:tllis ~h-,. •M,co.-;~.~~hlla ;m , ;".°~t · · u;_--;;~7~ ·Iha.~ 'Ibo ~·~·~ ,_,:;;;;i w!lh a·Golden W..t·Qillege;daa. be&VJ: winter ritno, ~Ill<!. '11'*'o!''"' ml. . ' Sllerlfl'• -from Kem and 'l\llare ~··· paftnta -to the In. • ~ E Ille! anny oouiltleo tn the San Joaquin Valley .... ~ Fflda1. 1111 fatber II a t#jb " · ~-' ti cOai>era!inc In Ibo Oltort .14 find Ian L. oOclGIOa -al~ Wool Collel• ~ rai -· · ,i{lj ' 'J'hornp.on, 19 I ' ~--I_!,~ JOn:9 l 4 ~. i~,-~.JI!'. ;fl!'"""';.:':' -\.\ii~~. . . ~· . . . 1l.et. Llo1\f s. 1'ofnPooool'-Wi!ilinlfiStlir, "!ii· 'start .II•'· early Fri·'" .. rel~'td'" ·m· tla111>m a manlier of a ci>llege blClqlectlnf, class QJans• Coupl,y Instead.....,, rellleling. Tbere' ·;tu no (iff){ilal which was plaM!ng to hike 8,000. eel UJJ 'lbompoon was considered 8 good comrnent on the """'10·"' , . lli• iU11«1n Trill north of Kemvtlle as a swimmer,. Bruce Wlll'•mo, a Golden ~volt on the destroyer, tht,V'•l .. , "Onal exam ." ~ ~•., · I Gold w West Colle1e spokesman oald S.turday was !Int.known w.,-,,,p · CoTbll ~g clThnssur. ad~hlyc'!..!!L. In eoco"ege~ night. 1""1',oi. N,\.TO,natl!!~ .In ~ • ·--" ""• stud-t had partlctpatecl with !be U\e • ., • ...., or •-.,., li>kmatlc oWIM!ll statl[agona, WU tamping out , •~ a• -~· Ale! at Uonston Callj~rottnd llllrtll ;of !(·member cla11 In other hiJceo ®ring ~rven '· • ; . . . , · !lie semester. Thia trip wu ,,_...,,to ' ·The ·•-'-·er'a· captain, mdr . Kemville by river unday ovening. •..-.v -"' wu last ,_ about 71M run Uirough Mondlly, unW 11-lrlgedy NlcholU Pappas, 8lllL Ip.crew--.. __ .... -· ~-of ·~_,,_, ' ---PA , be ali<I tllni! otl>U, • ..;....,11 · ' • • •~ _.. wMl ·fltlilnc. .. . ' . " ,_ . ' Badqiocldlig baa been oilered )It the tlre·tillp·hlld left Ill -·llr the Tlloy .....,.tec1 end tho -...iurn-l>h1stcil -·~t 1or ai.tut ~.s-1Jbiiv1wn __.,b, ed -blm, olllcon uld. Ihm yem, WUllaml Aid. natloul,palloa 14 - • .. By Allodatecl Presa Holiday motorists are finding gasoline in lborl· supply duriJlg the Memorial Day weekend. with many aervic.e stations limlllng sales and others ""1Jling that tbey may run out ol fuel by tbe time the homeward traffic crush begins on Mon- day. An Associaled Press spot check showed that nlost motorists will be able to find enough gai for thelr ta.Ilks. But authorities warned drivers .to plan ahead and ·not count on finding' unlimited sup- plies aJong tumpi.kel ",iabd other large highways. · . William E. Simon, deJ>uty' Treasury secretary end dlalrman of the OU Polley CommlUee, cautioned· before the holiday · tha~ opot • lhonageo of • gas · coulcl occur .~·,~·'• • • . -'I' '~)' '.~ ·'' "', .. , .. ,'l ''"l/lf'~A, ;. . . ' -· .. .. ""'-ON ·OFF'ElisE ...,~i;l)as 81' )'l •bMlt lhl lint.rule of ·~\iolltld'lllaHhe best def.,,..;. a1>olf<i>ii end the~ ilent has ~ 1illll\ant uboot w • ...- gate. J!e Is out to pro?f,that subversl,On ao4I vlO\ence 4110ng !be J97Z caml>¢gn jusUllell exlttmo CO\llllef m....,.ca. Ja<;k Aiideislio lens bo\v President-Nixon " preparlll&l Illa counterat!ack In a column on. P.age AS. OFF TO CANNES -In Ill 26th yoar, the Cannes Film Festival has been In- vaded, by Hollywood. Entertainment Writer Ru Reed II taking In the l<One lllld -IA•lllb -t·1 collllllll Pago B!O. Sclmelder said NASA chose the parasol IS the Immediate WOY to ealvage the $2.6 billlm Skylab program because it coold he set up qulddy end easily. "Our first task was to save Sky!ab, and r think we have," he said. Bui he said II t'9ta DOW underway determine the parasol would deteriorate under the SWl's ultraviolet rays before a second crew could vi sit Skylab in about three months. it would have to be replac- ed by the awning-coated against these rays -which Conrad's crew carried as a backup. Raising the 22-by-24--£oot parasol was the highest priority task assigned Skylab's first crew, rating above even their experiments . At first , the astrooauts thought their efforts bad been WllHICC<!•Oful. Conrad np>rted will! initial tru.lration that the fabric ol the big umbl'ella, Its orange. side fac:ioa out into.space, was so W!lnklOd U1bocl-'to·.-Jpriiperly. .. ~ .. By Ualtecl Preu -DU The toll of roadway deaths !llOWlted steadily Saturday as ~ crowded ezinsswa)'I end blcl\wa)'I over the three-day Memorial Da1 weel<aJd desj>lte warnings that gasoline shortages m1Jbt occur in some retort areas. The Natiooal Safety Council had estimated that between 550 and 6SO persons would be killed. A United Press International count at 12 a.m. EDT showed 150 persoM had been killed In traffic accidenta. California had the most traffic victims with 15. A breakdown of accldel\tal deathto showed : I " Trafflc 100 Drowolnp 15 Planoo 9 ,. Other 14 J · Total"llll ~ ; •' ·" : J • . • ,.'.'.:.J:' ·~ ... l>IOPLE ' "'ljfl; · ' ,:~~-. tn lc!C!eJ't\' ~··' "' . ;Ja.i,..;. s~~>l< .~=,~::. 1b11trt Alltft A& OM11 OM ...... .. .P.eflTS they dm·Ljl,.-ve ,many now, and JKll ...,.,..,. u •llfTY ....... .,.. ' Staff Wriler Ja 1Worlh find! that many "' v., s.rtk• ., ...,_ . peop~.ia~,a~~4be young shouldn't ~.":. :;_'*-!! :,~":;,,. . hav,e more J~ and a fairer court ci.»11W D•·'4 c"'* ..c-. H rtl. ,; I p Bl c.1111t1111 AJ ....... . system. er a eM;I s on age · . ,..,_ <•'"''"' "' ..... ,,... Crfttw"fff a11 S""' . LIFE OF A fLEBE - A Huntington ::i'.t:,"';:~ ·:.~ .. i; ~= ... Beach cadet at the U.S. Military Acad-• .,_....,._ "' v .. ......_ emy at We.t Point dtwcrlbea the rigorous 111iw1111:• c• w .. .., tc:hedu)e of ltudy and dJ9cipline I t lJte DAil 'f l'llG'f t•CT ... lmtltuU..., founded IA 1!02. Stall Wrtter Jo 0'-1 tella lbl 1tG17 ot a cadet's llfe c• ctMit. --on P"'8 8'. . • ' ... TY ... •• I ( \ , r DAILY PILOT Sund1~. M_, 27, 191.3 eoastrftound up STRIKE THREAT: RANGE COUNTY - A :;;J,orily ol the nearly 700 lea in HunllnJ[Wn Beach Union School Dlltdct voled to au po 1trlke ii iheir pay demands aren't met Leadenblp of the ct Educators Association (DEA), a CT A alflli- fle. dee!~ however, to pe>otpone any actual 1tril<e until nelt ICbool year, lit a three-man -arbltratlon team time to study the uluy batue. The 'DEA controls 565 of the 700 teachers. A smaUer teacb- ,:s 11111on with 30-eO members affiliated with the AFIA:IO, bu also voted t.o strike, but baa not done anything about il. Teachers want an 8.5 percent pay increase, while the dJstrlct is offering 5.5 percent l!IXON SELLS LAND: SAN CLEMENTE -The Whiu House said the Nixon family sold more than 20 acres of its 26-acre Western White House compound to New York friend Robert Abplanalp, the inveittor of the Aerosol can , two and one-half years ago for $1.2 mll- Uon. The sale was never recorded, but that is not required, accord- iDg to a spokesman for the Orange County recorder's office. HALLELUJAH AND EUREKA: LAG UNA BEACH-City olficials 1'°"1ed Friday that the federal government has awarded $174,000 for the development of Main Beach Park. "Hallelujah and eureka," Ol<Claimed Mayor Charlton Boyd. Announcement that the grant bad been approved brings to $500,000 the total amount ol federal funds earmarked tor the $1 million project. Th e Main Beach Park lands, runnii)g fwm i,aguna Avenue to Heisler Park, were purcbaaed by the city for $S inlllloo. MICE, TARANTULAS, MUSTARD: SADDLEBACK VALLEY - Residents of the Saddleback Valley got a taste of the flora and fauna llvin~ in the hills around them last week. Among the critters that lfv_e 10 the area are the pocket mouse and the tarantula. The hills, re.oldecill !lamed, coQtaln wild mustard, lemonade berry and sumac. PARKS BONDS: ffiVINE -Irvine voters who recently approved a $50 million bond issue for their newly unified school district will , GOP Fondralsers lnfluencia~ Affluent FormBlair_HouseGroup What is the Blair House group? rt is ~a group that has a name. but it · may yet not tum out to be an or· g3rµz.aHon. It originally comprises about 100 of the wealthiest California Republicans who raised a reported $9 million to help re-elect the President last year. A few of them in Orange County, under the whip of Victor C. Andrew> of IAguna Beach, were responsible for ralslng $600,000 of that amount. 1J) thank thl!St tundralsers, President ~n invited a nucleus of them to Washington last December and person-•'lY.. acknowledged his Indebtedness at a dinner at the B1alr House, a govern- ment guest house for dignitaries. That's how they got their name, though the formal title for the group is now the Californians for Coruitructtve Action. They picked the rormal title at a nJeeling in LoB Angeles in March, called t<t~ see if the la rge body of influent' al !Ct:publicans could get behind one OP ••date for the 1971 car guber natorial campaign. '.Q'he idea was to avo!d a political bloodbath and heavy expenditure. In a priJ:nary so that resources could be con· centrated on the general election itself. "Those plans were jolted when Gov. ~ald Reagan accused the fundraisers of trying W be "kingm&kers," although oiher members had conceded earlier tliat it would be difftcult to get such a:large group to agree on one candidate. 'Who are these men of influence and affluence? ,All told, 104 or them attended the meeting at the International Hotel in Lps Angeles March 14 . ·There were men like oilman Henry Selvatorl, comedian Bob Hope. fonner Defense Secretary David Packard and Ohauncey Medberry Ill, chairmen of the board of Bank of America. ;But there were scores or VIPs from Orange County. too. J\.1en like Dr. Arnold Beckman of Corona del f\.1ar and Victor Andrews of LagWla Beach, who headed the Orange County Committee to Re- elect the President. There was Herbert W. Kalmbach of Newport Beach , the controversial form· er personal attorney for President Nix- on. There were Newport Beach builders Donald Bren and Ben C. Deane. There was racing tycooo Clement 1~. "Buddy" Hirsch of Newport Beach, Ga- vin Herbert Jr .. president of Allergan Pharmaceuticals in Irvine. and Bob Reynolds. president of Golden West Broadcasting and the California Angel!. Prom Corona del Mar came Mrs. the board of California Federal Savings: Davis Factor of cosmetics fame and a Crock.er Bank director: Stanley Gold- blum of Equity Funding; developers Walter A. Haas. fa ther and son; and Elliot Handler, chairman of the board of Mattel Corjl. Liquor distributor Alfred Hart; Roe:!· erick Hills, president of Republlc Corp; Mrs. fl. Leslie Hof!num and Wayne Hof· Iman ol the electrnnks family; Earle M. Jorgensen, a steel company execu- tive; and Edgar Kaiser Sr. Of Kaiser Industri~. Gordon C. Luce, a savings and loan executive and chairman of the Repulr lican State Central Olmmlttee: Jobn A. McCone and Robert B. McLaJn an apartment developer who has worked in Newport Beach's Big Canym. Henry T. Mudd, whoae family owns Cypress Mines: Kenneth T. Norris Jr. of Norris Thennidor; Rudolph A. Peter- son, fonner chainnan of the board of Bank of America and James M. Rey- nolds. Movie producer Sam Schulman: For· rest Shumway, president of Signal Com- palties; William French Smith, a UC regent and the governor's personal law- yer ; Emmett G. Solomon. chairman of the board of Crocker Bank and Disney executives Donn B. Tatwn and E. Cor· doo. Walker. Charles B. "Te.1" Thornton, chairman ol the board of Wtlon Industries; Wil· liam R. Tincher, Purex Corp. executive: Maynard J. Tolly, senior partner of O'Melveny and Myers, Lai Angeles' big· gest Jaw fim1 ; Ford dealer Holmes Tut· tie; Union Bank executive Harry Volk ; movie king Jack Warner; business ty· coom Del Webb and Jack D. Wrath.er; R. Stanton Avery and Syd n e y R. Barlow. Joseph J . Bogdanovich: B. Ge rald Cantor: Roy E. Christensen; E. J. Daly, president of World Airways; Christian DeGuigne IrJ, chainnan oC Stauffer Chemical Co.; and John V. Diepen· brock. F..dward E. Ettinger, Jaquelin Hume of San Francisco, Sanford Kaplan, Dar- ius Keaton, Willard W. Keith of San Francisco and Otto N. Miller, chairman ol Standard OU of California and a di· rector of Crocker Bank oC San Francis- co; Willi am H. Lane: Milton Lewis and C. Edward Jiller and Paul A. Miller of Los Angeles. Mrs Richard K. Miller; Joseph N. Mit· chell; Thomas Pike of Los Angeles : William T. Sesnon J r.; .John V. Vaughn a Crocker Bank director: and William J. \V€'inhcrg. . by neat January, be ~ to approve u much u i etO mlDLS( bood--.toprovldolot-paruand,llpeo~~ _ men lut week a,-in principle with the Communl~ mlaloo view that the cllT ought to llWt lllO¥illS • I« pa:lcland. Councilmen approved the lilrlng•of a 1114 painUd a Uuon eommlttee inv~vlng planning and 00111111111111)' ice comml.Mionera aad two COUDdbnen. ~ING llOINS: COASTAL boa..,.;·1a i-. iim ml brtalc IJ'om a IOl!d lchedllle of i*lldt Ille 8outh dOMt Reglonal 1.one Comervatlon Commlls!on wt tilti ID ~ .tM flrst steps towards a coastal mana~emenl plan. B~ tlllt.Orange .,id Los Anj!elea county-regional commislloo, eouldo't cJec:ldl.llow•bat lo get Its mput Into the plan due in the ~aiure by 191"1.ocal a~en cies, cltlzens and developers have to be lnvol•ed. how .. or, ihe Prop 20 commiuloners agreed. They also uld they will see If !her ha•• enough money to hire the lour more ~ors the staff Ja}'I It D- to do the work. PAY TALKS STALL: NEWPORT BEACH-City firemen have said their salary negotlaUons with the adminlttratlon have reached an Impasse and both sides have agreed to seek the help ol a mediator in future bargaining sessions. Firemen claimed the city was negotiating unfairly by making a "take it or leave it offer'' of a 4.5 percent pay bike. Firemen want 5 percent July 1 and another 6 percent Jan. 1. PHONE IOMBl!Rl WEST ORANGE COUNTY -A mysterious terror-by-ulepbooe bandJt who has robbed seven different business establlshntenta in Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa, apparenUy blew bis cool last week. In the past, he worked by pboniue a reataurant or business. telling the manager a hlgb powered rifle waa trained on him and a friend bad planUd a bomb. U money wu thrown over a nearby wall, nothing would happen. Last week, police believe the telephone bandJt planted a liomb at the Sizzler Steak House in Hutlngton Beach, which -blew a hole in the kitchen roof. No one was hurt, but police believe it was a warning to others to cooperate when he calls. PAY BOOST REFUSED: FOUNTAIN VAILEY-City council· men. on a 3-2 vote, refused to increase their own pay by $20 a month. Councilmen now earn $200 a month, but under state Jaw, the UP'IT.._... OKLAHOMA TOWN ALMOST WIPED OFF MAP BY HUGE TORNADO Hardly a Building W•• Without D1mage in KMfeton From Pagel CRASH .•• the ocean about one-quarter mile off Grand Cay ln about 20 feet or water. Apparently the craft did not sink im- mediately and another Army helicopter rushed to the scene from Grand Cay with the Navy divers aboard to rescue the men. They later recovered Clifford's body from the water, Warren said. All ot the nine rescued men were slightly injured and were examined at Grand Cay by White House doctor \Villiam Lukash, who was m duty there with the President. They were then Down to Homestead Air Base Hospital for ex· amination. Q-ew member3 on the stricken helicop- ter were pilot C. W. 3 Ronald C. Bean. :n, ol Dale City, Va.; copilot C. W. 3 Frederick W. Evans, 33, ol Ft. Belvotr, Va.: and crewman Sgt. William R. Robinson. 32. of Ft. Belvoir. From Page J ' TORNADO ... that is not damaged," said John L. Stone, managing editor of the Muskogee Phoenix, who arrived shortly after the storm hit Keefeton, a community of 100. Gov. David Hall ordered the Oklahoma Highway Patrol to secure the town for the nigbt. The Highway Patrol said at lout 'IS percent of the community was destroyed. Among the bulldinp destroyed ,,... several small stores, a service station and a church. , Stone said gasollne spewed from pumps ripped off their mo<rlngs and the bodies of dead horses lay in the streets. "Keefeton is not a large CQmmunity, hut it is gone," he said. I'm sure that cloud was about a quarter-mile wide and 1hafs just about the width of Keefeton." • 0 • • ' . •• . .. .. Crabs Spoil E'ishing Estlmaus of the sne of an invasion of c:i;abs in San Cle- mente last week varied fl'om thouaands to bllltons, but every- one agreed the silver-dollar sized red crabs had arrived. The mysterious visitors -tiny pelagic (free-swimming) crabs - formed writhing carpets on beaches and at launching areas o Dana Point Harbor. Warm tropical water currents reported! pushed the creatures north and to the surface. They -brour' local fishermen a streak of poor luck. The ctabs proved t2 tier than bait to many fish , and one observer said, "they al. have happy grins on their faces." _People "For Men Only," lt was billed, a panel dJac:usslon w give ttie meo ol UC Irvine a chance w find out ev.rythlng they'd always wanted to know about women's liberation. But the event, part of Women's Week activities at UC Irvine, was nearly a ~ when on- ly two men showed up, a~anitor and a reporter. Eight women expressed puz- zlement over the low turnout, but an- other one, Jede Blnder,,oflered the o~ timistic oplnien that "the men who are relating to feminists already are in- formed what's going on and don't want to hear any more." 'Ibe rest, she admitted, didn't appear w be tn- tmsted. .,,, 'l1le Orange County P I a n n I n g Department's roodsbow foallring the propooed modified growth policy, went w Dana Point last week. Allllougb the new ~estions cut overall county population proj<ctioos !or year 2020 by one m1mon. the Capis-• Valley area projection was much the same as under current policy. One resident ob- jected the area WOOi}d have to "soak up" the growth ' plamer> were tlying • to change elsewhere. Comly planning official Sluart Balley qulcldy respond- ed, "The Orange County Planning staff isn't trying to stop all growth, pass out the pill to all the ladies or anything else. We're trying to say - o.k. kid, t,his is the way it has been (and) maybe there ls anotl1er way w go." .,,, Deciding to wait wt.II Sept. 11, first day of 3Chool, to review the status of oegotiallons, Huntington Beach Higb School 's District Educators' Associa- tion has postponed strike pn>e:<edings. LiDda Bottano, executive director of the associatloo., said, "We doo't want to strike. The position of the board is that we want to give the persistant disagreement process every chance to work. And because of that we are con- vinced that the best way to go is to wait for fall. If no agreement has been reached by that time, we will im· plement a strike. .,,, However it was Watergate and not walkouts that continues to share the -lines. Convicted conslpirato< Bernard Barter, respood}ng to a q~ tion from the Senate Watergate in- vestigating committee asking who he tbought waa behind tbe littak·in operation, said, "l wa! not there to think. I was there to follow orders, not to think." .,,, 'Mle earth can have a mysterious a~ peal, particularly when viewed from an orbiting spaceship millions of miles away. as rookie Skylab astronauts Joseph P. Kerwin arxl Paul J. Weitz Quotes f<Uld out. ''It's kind of hard to get away from the windows, especially fOl" the new boys," reported their skipper Charle!! "Pete" Conrad, who is mak· ing his fourth space flighL .,,, Pretldent Richan! Nhoa, speaking w 600 former Vie!narn prisooen cl war about ~ in government before a White Jfouae dinner in thetr hoool', said, .. I think It is time in thi! country to qi.lit making national heroes out of tbOise Mio steal secrets and publish them in the newspapers." "" City Councilmen in Hunt~on Be.sch are laboring over a big $30.5 million budget for 1973-74. None of them, however. are financial experts, and the massive 21 l·page budget presented a formidable mountain of study last week. During one three-hour study session, Al Coen reminded the city administrator: ''We're the least able to comprehend a document on which we're expected to pass. You must anticipate tha t we are less than experts." Then Coen succinctly cap- tured the frustration of. councilmen: "I !eel like I should be asking .... questions, but I don't even koow what good questions to ask." SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Donald \Vashburn. widow of the owner of the Scven·Up soda pop company, Thomas V. Jones. president of I he Northrop Corp. and Si and Bob Fluor There were real estall! developer George Argyros, oilman Bill Doheny, retired businessman George T. Pfleger of Newport Beach and Emmett H. Jones of Laguna Beach. Edison Company ex- excutives Howard P. Allen and Jack K. Horton attended. The list also includes : DRAFT REAGAN? QUESTION MAY BE ANSWERED IN JUNE ... Tht Ort"Ot C0&1! DAILY PILOT, wllt\ 'Mllefl ls comblntd !lit Ntws-Prtu, rs 1111blltll«I ff fll• °'""'' coa1t l"WU1111no compeny, S•P'• r•lt ed!tlont •r• PllOllsllld, MO!ld1y """"'°" Frldty, tor Costa MtH•, HirwPOrt hl<fl, H1111Ungl°" lltecll/FOllll!eln V1llty, L~I llffdl, lrvint/Seddlellack Ind S.n ClefMn!e/ S.n Juen C1plS1r1na. A slngte rt111-I ldllloil i. llUbl~ S.t1,1rda't'I tl'ld s,,,..,,.. Tiil! prlnclpel 1111bl1stllfl9 pllnt h et no Wftt Illy S!rttl, COS!• Mtw, c1111111rnl1, f»H. 'Los Angeles attorney Earl C. Adan1s; Robert 0. Anderson, president of North American Roclr;welt; talent agency Ted Alhley; lndultriallst Stephen D. Be<htel Jf.; Benjamin F. Blaggln!, president or the Southern Pnc!Jic Co. and Eli Broad of Kaufman and Broad, builders. Mrs. Margaret Brock, •loll~·ood phil- anthropist Steve Broidy ; Asa V. Call , past president of Marsh McLennan, th e nation's largest Insurance broker and Edward Carter, chairman of the board of Broadway-tlale and a UC regent. Mrs. Thurmond Clark, wife of the late Jldgt Md mother of JQlln Irvine Smith Cllarles E. Cook, financier and presi· dint of Challenge Cook 1'railers; Roy P. Crocker of the banking family and Ttd Cummine:s •. grocery chain tle; cutive. · Jmlin Dart. president of Dart lndus- lries; metal magMte Olarla Ducom· n\un: J . Howard Edgerton. chllrman or \ (From Page Al) now waiting fOf' Reagan to acl "\\le arc going lo wail and see what the governor and Holmes Tuttle (Los Angeles Ford dealer and Reagan ally) are going to do," Schreiber said. "\Ve thought our proposal was a way to look intelligently at our options, but it was ao thoroughly and absolutely re· jected bY the governor." The group was hoping to delennine u•hich or the C.OP candid:ites would be the most viable \\'ithout spending huge :o>ums in a bitter primary fight next year that would be better spent in the general cleclion Itself. They haven't given up, totally, ho\\•ever. They've hired n high-powered public- relations firm to try to put together the profiles of the leading candidates for the nomination and let the PR firm use its oomput€'r8 to tf'll them the )11an mO!-;l likely to sucree<I. Ba1lde8 Reine<:ke, the three men regarded as leedlng cootenderr for the nomination -barring a Reag1n draft - are fonner U . Gov. Robert Finch, At· ( tomey General Evelle YOW1.ger and Con· tro!ler Houston Flournay. ''But now we 're saying, why spin our wheels? We'll see what the governor is going to come up with next," Sc:hretber said. Schreiber said he sames there ma y be an aJU\OllOOltnent forlltcunlntl lo June. "It could haPIJlll at Ibo J..,. date (June 261 £or filing signal""" lot qualllylng the governor's tu reform lnlUaU~ for th e November ballot," Schreiber said. SIGNATURES "I've been told they can't get the sig· natures. If they don't. It would be an op- portune time for him to 11ay, 'I'm 90 Jn. volved and I believe so deeply in th I s package that I wUI list.en to those w h o come and uk me to run again, The state need! lheleodership. · Schreiber said if the petJUon.• qual lly, that could leAve the Q1J'.Silon unarxcwa ed until the end ol this yeftr. "His staying In limbo then would keep ounger and Flournoy from breaking looee and 18¥in.g. •come what may, we're (Olng ., nm," Schreiber Hid. -Sclirtlber •YI be bu -ed h I 1 good friend Bob Finch to stay out of the gubernatorial race and instead take on Sm. John Tunney In 1976. Firestone said Reqan would - Finch's campoJgn for the nomination. "It 1'00ld be c11mcu1t for Finch w get the Republican nomination becau,. ol that,'' Firestone wld Ibo Dally Ptlol. "I would not think he would want ., run and cut the party up and divide the porty w the point where we couldn't win Jt.11 • Ftre.tone l!lte Schreiber and 8eclonan, said be. too, would support the governor II he change1 his mind. "If Ibo govtrno< runs, I'll 1 u p p o r t him. He Is the lncumb4ht. t am • Repub- lican. 1 would obviously support him," Firestone said "' r Through It all. ~ ci... w Reagan insist Ibo ~ baa not changed his mind and Is not thinking about !~ at the prtsent time . "The governor bu ruled out a third term. It would bo lmpotlllble for hbn to think cl running for a third tmn. He for oo long hu believed thal DO one ahould be lot lllOr9 lhao .... -" 11l~de Ed Gray. ·~IA Y CHANGE' Gray did coocede that "as time goe5 on," it is conceivable that Reagan "may have to alter llls position." Gray also was speaking of Reagan's an- nounced pooltloo ol neutrality on Ibo li71 IPJ]>ematorlal race, perha]JO indk:aUng that an OUtlpoUn endorsem«ll of R<ln- ecl<e rnlgllt reldndlo the lieutenant gover- nor's flk:kering 1971 ~. Gray pointed out how clo<o Reagan and Reinecke have be<n during their tenns in omce. Gray's feelings were echoed by Dr. lleckrnan, who said be spoke with the gov· emor M: a recent Lincoln Club meeting at the Newport.er Inn In Newport Beacb and he was again told there will be no tillrd term. Dr. Beckman concedes only that he has "beard talk',' of a draft, but lllbels It merely "klle chatter." "When polltlclans and their aupporU!n get together, you bear all oorts o( thlnp." he said. 0 1t's been dllCU.Sled a.s one cJ several -1bl11Ues. "It's Just premature w aay anythmji. Tho electJon It one and one-ball yrars ott," Or. Beckman uJd. Robert N. WeeJ Prwtldtnt end l'\IO!ltllll" J1ck It, C11~ey Vke P'rttldeolt ll'MI Oentrll Mlllltw Theflll•• Keevil Edltol' Th•M•t A. M"'lll1il11• Mllllllftl Mltor Ch1,f11 H. Loot ltlth•rtl P. Ntlf ANltltnt M•ntolnl l&'dltln Af•11 J. Dh•i11 kMly Edl191'. ........ COllJi MtM: 3)1 wi:!w:r Srr..t M"""' 1-..ch: :w;, M ... t...nl Lewne kedl: m ,...,., Awnue Hlffttli'lttttl lffdl: lm'f IMCfl I~ 1111 ci.-i.: IOS Nolll'I II Cimino ... , , ........ (7141 14Mll1 ct..lfle4 A'"'"91 .. Ml-U71 ,.,... C:..•1 .,.. ..... "' .............. 4flo44Jt """' Ner1ti on. c-rr c.::: ""' 14 .. 1220 ~'· lrtt. °''"" c .. tt ~•Int ~ny, ltltt -•Nrltt.. l"-otf•"Onl. die! lei rNl'tw w lll'¥ffl"'-1• IMnlll ,..., be ~ wltMYI 'flll£lll ,... lftkilen W c:opyrl9'11 e-, ._... c:ll .. ""'"' HM et Cllrt• Mite. c.1-.i.. .,,,_,..,.. ..., CtSmw o • =::rL...W -W SJ.II """'™YI fltlllt.., SIM "*""'"· , Dlllly l"llot St.rt l"llCll• DAIL v '1UJT A , . ... Polls Oive Bradley Edge In ~Tuesday's Election - LOS ANGELES (AP) -Polb give City CouncilDl&D Tom Bradley a small edge in Tuesday's mayorallty runoff agam.t M·ayor Sam Yorty. He led the polls four years a.go, however, and lost the race. This time Bradley has tried dllrerent tactics. Four years ago he ignored charges by Yerty lb.at a victory by the black candidate would lead to a takeover of the city by radicals. In th.is campaign, Bradley bas fought fire with flJ'e and the result has been a more bitter campaign. Bradley has called the 6.1-year-old ntayor a "scurrilous poliUcian" and a "dirty" tactician. Yorty, mayor for 12 years and seeking another four, has repeated charges he made in 1969 that Bradley, a former police Ueutenant. is "anti police." •re also used a Black Panther endorsement ol b1.s opponent -rejected by Bradley -as a basis for decalaraUons tmit Bradley is a "radical left-winger and "sort or a black nationalist.'' Bradley, SS, vigorously insists he su~ ports the Police Deparlment on whlch lie v;•orked for 21 years. He says his highest priority would be Lhe fight against crime, along with starting a rapid transit system for tile automobile-oriented city. He has acxused Yorty of doing little • toward moving ahead on a mass transit system . Yorty's response on this and other issues has been that the city's weak- mayor system gives him little authority Ehrlichman Swears Plan ln tho matter. But he says he has dallf what is in his po'A-·er to Improve ~ bus service, The candidates arr-divided on the Woe of ol! .. hore oll drilling. Noting the strong campaign waged by environmentalist groups against exploratory drilling in the Pacific Palisades area, Bradley bas en· dorsed a go-slow policy on such drilling. Yorty, long a supporter of oil interests, says offshore drilling should be ac- celerated. The men , both Democrats in this non- partisan election, an! separated by three percentage points in a Field Resean:h Corp. opinion poll conducted two week., ago. It showed Bradley with 42 percent and Yorty wi.th 39. JIM RIPPY, STILL PARTIALLY PARALYZED, ENDURES HIS FATE IN HOSPITAL Body Surfer Learns That One Mlst1ke Is All It Takes To Put You In Ory ~ock For Bugging Made in '72 Agents Seize Ton of Grass In SanDiego Reflections From Hospital WASHINGTON (UPI) -Fonner President aide John D. Ehrlichman has sworn he learned some weeks ago that John N. Mitchell and olhef" key officials secretly disro~ a specific proposal for bugging the Democrats' Watergate of- fices early in 1972, auttloritative sourcei said Saturday. surveillance at the Watergate was brought up at the last of a series of three or four meetings arranged to discuss campaign intelligence gathering:. '£'he first of these meetings y,·as said to have taken place late in Decen1ber, 1971. or early in January, 1972, and to have been attended by J\1itchell. then attorney general; White House oounsel John \V. Dean; Jeb S. Magruder, the deputy manager of President Nixon's re-election campaign; and G. Gordon Liddy, a for· • SAN DIEGO (AP) -Federal agent! seized one ton of marijuana and ar- rested four persons from Oakdale Satur- day after two high speed boats v.-ere seii: ed. in Mission B.ay here, authorities said. ~ Y outli Relives Day He Broke Neck Bodysurfing ''lt was a pretty slick operation," ~id · Paul Martin, senior resident agent of lhe • Customs Agency Service in San Diego. By TERRY COVILLE Of tlle O•lt»" Pli.t Stiff Jim Rippy's second summer of body surfing stopped a hair hour after it start· ed -with a broken neck. 'Ibou.ghts of a long swnmer or sunny weekends at the beach were smashed ~fay 19 when the ocean dumped Rippy on his head in shallow v;<ater at Hunting- ton State P~k. He iS the first such victim of the sea· son along the Orange O:Jast, but he isn't expected to be t!he last. "! was watching the wave build . I fi- nally realized I didn't want to take it so I swam for shore. It curled, caught me and slammed me into shore. I tried to stand up, but couldn't move. I was para- lyzed." Rippy talks, flat on his back, strapped into a circular, tiltable bed at Pacifica Hospital in HWltington Beach. He's 21 , and a Navy medical corpsman station· ed at 29 Pahns. "I was lucky. My friend, Bob Sneidi- ker. pill~d me out. lie saved my life. "IW~ body surfing for two years now. 1 thought') could handle it. I don't think I wanl to body SlU'f ,WIQOtt.'• Rippy's ci&e isn't rare. Th~ 'Or an g e Coast has some of· the most popular rec· reational beaches in the state, and they take their toll oo. both t~ 'Skilled and un- skilled swimmers. la!! summer Orange O>unlY'• beeches reported 45 serious: neck and back injur- ies. Some of the Injured could be pant· lyzed for life. Most recover, but only af- ter delleate operations and empty months spent fastened to a hospital bed I i k e RlPPY's. Some ha7.3..rdous surfmg spots are ob- vious, such as the wedge in Newport. Sur- prisingly, most of the injuries don'tJw~ pen in the obvious !lprots. Most of the shoreline along Rlllltington Beach looks soft and flat. The waves are often big, but usually slow rollers, mov- ing across a long distance. They don't look so dangerous. City 11£eguards in HWltington Beach counted six swimmers seriously hurt last summer, while state ureguards there counted another nine. The toll in Newport Beach was 10; sev- en apiece in Laguna Beach and San Cle- mente and six in Seal Beach. "You can't underestimate the ocean," warns Rippy, a native of Normandy, Tenn. "I had just done a flip out or one wave. We'd only been in the water half an hour." "It was scary, but there was nothing I could do about it. There's no use in pa- nic; besides, you can't panic when you 're paralyzed." • · As a Navy corpsman, RJppy handled EKGs, physic.al therapy, shots and a va· riety of other activities. He leaves t h e Navy in a year, but would Uke to stay in medicine. His immediate plans were crushed by the accident, but he remains eheerful even in the hospital, and admits the nurses at Pacifica .are cute. ''But they're all married," he com- plains, lightly. There is no absolute safeguard. against Rippy's injury or any other. But a lot of them could be avoided with a few early precautioos. Vtince Moo~bou qirutor ol ha,rbors and ~s !9r t~, ls_.;'1l avid ~ body surfer · · and ha!. ~.(iw fllles I to offer: ' 1 "Many of these accldentS \ulPpen to people running into the water, or doing flips intO the ocean. Always make your- self familiar with the environment yoo are entering." He suggests that would-be swmmi... and body surfers should walk into t he water the first time and check for holes, sand bars or any other wiseen traps. "The bottom always changes. Th e r e may be a hole here one day and a sand- bar the next. Even if you know tile area, cheek it out firlt." For amateur acrobats who like to prac. tice gymnastic flips in the water, Moor- house simply says, "Don't do it." People who body surf should learn how to do it properly and ought to be in good physical condition. he suggests. "Most body surfing ·injuries are in shal· Vesco Wants w Join In Watergate Clwrus LOS ANGELES (AP) -&bert L. Vesco wants to meet with special Watergate · prosecutor Archibald Cox to discuss a $200.000 donation to Pre!!ident Nixon's re-election campaign, according to a Los Angeles Times report pubLished Saturday. An aide to the former New Jersey financier, Norman P. LeBlanc, reported- ly told the Times in Nassau, Bahamas , Friday that a meeting could be held in the United States if Vesco were assured Last Rites Held For Rep. Mills , EASI'Ol'I. Md. (AP) -About 500 government officials, friends a n d members of his family crowded into St. Mark's Methodist Cllurch oo Saturday for the funeral of Rep. William 0. Mills. The Rev. Edward M. Gladden, a friend of the Maryland Republican, said in a brief eulogy I.hat Mills was an "un· ci:Xlscious inftuence" on government and that "his shadow wu that of a hard· working congres:sman." Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, a former Mru-yland governor, attended lhe U.minute ceremony as did Interior Secretary ~ C. B. Morton, Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel, Sen. Charles Mathlas, R-Md., and about a dozen congrtssmcn aod state officials. Mi!Lt. 48, """' found shot to death Tbuf1day on a fann "1lett he kei>t his t!O<se~ A shotiUD lay nearby. A oot• on the body said, "I've done not~ wrong bbl thete ls no way I can prove it. 'Jb1I is die only way oot." of immunity from arrest. Otherwise, LeBlanc said, Vesco and the prosecutor could meet in the Bahamas or Co!lta Rica, where Vesco has homes and businesses, the paper said. Fonner U.S. Atty. Gen. John N. Mile~ and fonner Commer e e Secretary Maurice H. Stans have been Vldicted wJth Vesoo in connection with a secret $200,000 cash contribution to President Nixon's re-election campaign. Investigators have alleged that the con- tribution was intended to impede a Securities and Exchange Commission in· vestigation into another matter. Ve!ICO has been charged by the Securities ~ Exchange Conunission with using ttle Bahamas Commonwealth Bank as a repcsitory for $224 mi!Lion allegedly looted from four mutal funds owned by IOS U .. a Swiss mutual fund complex. Vesco Is a major owner of the bank, headquartered Jn Nassau, and Le.Blane, a Canadian businessman, is the bank's head . Guerrilla Snipers Kill Irish Youth BEi.FAST (AP) -Guerrl!la snlpert opened up on a Biltlsb anny patrol here Saturday, missing the soldiers but ldlllng a 4-year-<ild boy. Paul Coomle wa• hit in-the bead by a bullet and left bl<eding "' a llidewalk. f!e was rushed to Belfast's main hospital, where be dltd on the Opel'9Ung table. ,Paul wu the 80Stb victim ol Northtm Ireland's feuding between P;roteatants and Roman Catholics since 1969. low water, small surf. When a swimmer goes oft a wave he ftuld have sufficient water underneath to tuck and roll off the crest. "For every thou.sand slrirul.ed rroses, there are a minute ,number of broken neCks or. backs. You must know how-to tuck and how to fall. Land on your shout~ der or side, not on your head." · He also '3ya wben body surflni,ride the ""'ave to the right of left. not bead-en. And don't tum your back oo a wave. If the surf 1s too big, go under it, don't try to swim away when it's curling. People on shore have sometrung to ~ member also, says Moorhouse. U you see someone injured in the sUrl, make ltD'e he'• able to breath, bul be careful not lo bend or twist the spine. It's too late for Rippy, OOt he'd like to keep other swimmers and body surfers out oC the hospital and in the surf t h i s summer. f!• Rippy has regained the movement or his arms, and has sLight JD'OVement in bis l~gs. His medical future hasn't been de-terlJli!lOO yet,,.,,., • . lfiif·tllOOg!i .. sh\iuJd recovlr,pnd he does keep a cheerful mood, a stammer in al>ospltol bed Isn't l!&lf.as fun as lying Oil ·Uie sand. ' "..End•l kibda misS my friends," he adds; The sources said Ehrlidunan testified that he was told the p2an for electronic I • mer White Hoose aide. New Flu Stram Some or .u or these rour persons w..-e said to have ~ ·present at the later meetings and Ehrlichman said he wa!I May Be Trouble told Mitchell definitely was at the one where the Watergate bugging proposal •was discussed -in February or March A'Jl,ANTA (UPI) -The National or 1972. Center for Disea!le Control (NCl>C) said The sources said they could not Sat1Jrd4y a marked an,tigenic shift In the positively say who Ehrlichman had iden- infiuenza B virus bas been detected ln tified as the source for his information, the Far East, signalling possible trouble but that they thought he said it had come for Americans in the next flu season. mainly from Magruder. The NCDC said the new strains were Ehrlichman said he was told of a isolated in Hong Kong, the birthplace of similar meeting held by Mitchell last the potent Hong Kong A-2 flu virus of year in Key Biscayne, Fla., where Nixon five years ago that caused a worldwide has a vacation retreat, at which final ap- epidem.ie and struck millions o f proval was given to an intelligence Americans. gathering operation. ~tartin identified the arrested perSOM as Thomas Landers. lA>na.ld and Gloria 11ickman, and Donald Prator. He said all four, in their late 20s, were booked fer in·' vestigation of marijuana smuggLing and held in San Diego County Jail. Authorities said they discovered thl marijuana under a flocr board of one ol the two 2Hoot high speed boat>. Martin said he beLieved the seOJOd boat wu being used as a decoy. The seniN agent aald he believed the group had brooght two boats by trailer lo San Diego. The vessels then traveled lo Ensenada on the Baja Califcnda cout • wfiere one was exchanged for an iden- tical boat loaded with marijuana. Icelandic Gunboat Attacks Trawler The NCOC said influ~-B viruses filhrlichman also was said to have similar to those isolated in Hong Kong testified that Nixon asked him late last · REYKJA VlK, Iceland (AP) An • were also recovered from sporadic eases March to conduct inquiries into the Icelandic gunboat blUted f<lur' shells lnto . in Australia. "Intermediate" antigenic. Watergate affair. Nixon has said "major the bow ol. a British trawkr Saturday to:; syµ:ts of l;he B-viQJS were noted ~ a few de.velopments" came to his attention the most serious incident ., far .in ~ ,1 flu cases'that er:opped in West German)" about that lime, presumably after con-''cod war" over Ictland'a diaputed , and England. victed. l'.X>Mpirator James W. McCord Jr. fishing waten, the Brl.Ush reported.. Shifts in liJe ,W)genic makeuP!bf the wrote the Watergate trial judge there bad The British ambaswlor to lcoland, . influenza·:Q '('~Me r~ tihd .tist.f . been perjury durinf the January trial Jobn MacKenzie~ said ~ to biS . apparentIYl wefe unsuil ;at1 this ~iiif' and politlcal preaure on the original information the stricken trawler Evaton, whaf the lmplicat\Olll ...... . 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Right: both Sherman's pride and his back were scratched up, but neither hurt was serious. Far right, young love finds a way at the rodeo. Terry Lumley, 17, of Buena Park, meets Joe Bryant, 15, 0£ San Fernando every weekend there's a rodeo -wherever it is. Storms, Tornadoes Hit There' Basebc1ll-size Hail Reported in Massachusetts V .S. S11111111nr11 ly THE ASSOCIATED l"lll!SS Ou!Cloor holldey 11ltt1\ w~re cur!flle<t l 1!urdey 1• thunder~lorm•. lwn•d~• I nd •Ome Mii ~~lpped 1c•o'1 rn~nr 1J1•!1 of 1111 nation S!o•m• wt•• rt1><>rled tfom Flodd~ 10 ,... Gre11 Lt~et ~nd trom !ht Petlflt irlor111we1! 1cro~• lo •he Centr~I P1~;,,, Tort11do wi tches wer• lnu9d In p1rt1 9f Ille ctnlrll Gull Coes! 111te1. Kll'\11• IM Oklal!Om1. A lwh ttr ovef!urnrd e tral!er fnd 1m11M<d • blrl'I ne1• Ltb1not1, lly , c1111ln9 two lnlurlts Rool1 1nd lr&llt•~ -t d.,,,.,fll "'"' P!c1yune, Ml•• .. ~ I l!l111!w1y p;ilrol cir .. as blown all f!w rMCI neer Troy, Alt. T ... 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In '"' 601 •Iona '"" coell L&wts• !n U1e ~ 1nd 501. .. ~-.. ···~···~ ~ llGlND-----~ r;mtAIN ~SNOW m'7l ........ ~$ft0Wlll fl OW W1rmln11 lrtnG lnl1nd SA(llA'llEllTO VALLEY -1"111!y clOU!ly !hit ""'ornlr.o. F1lr 11111 1!!1rft- lllfOllQh MC)lld1y. w,,,..., Mtn<11v. low 11mp1•1!vrn boll! flhlllll ln ,,,. JOt. High lodey In lt>f llOo 11'd Monl1 In Ille '°" V1rl1ble wind$ J to lJ n\411'1. MOUNT SHAtTA SISKIYOU All:EA -"'''"¥ cloudy lod•Y wltll ch•l!Ct cl 1111 uop•r .OS lo uorier J.Os. H1'1'1 IOCl~Y 1,, t11e Ills •nd Mond•v I" Tl•• 9Ch Nor!l'lwes1 wlOOs 5 1o 15 11·11111. MONTEREY 81\Y AREA -F•I• !llrouoh Monday e•cept P•lchea Ill 109 ~nd low clt>uds olQhl a/\d mo,nlnv. Sli~hlly w•rmer. Low !tmper•luret tlOlll n!qllh In It.. upper .Os 11'11 low 50s. Hlgh tod•Y lfld MOl'ldey In lhl llO• llll' ~ to upper 70I. w .. 1w1v wlndt 10 to 20 mpr. In •!!ert100<'!S Temperatures "' "" cn1rlo!1• " .. Chlttgo .. " C\f yt l11'1d " " o ......... .. " Dis Molt1tl .. .. 0.iTotl " " Ovlutl! " .. F1lr"n~• " .. HenOlv!u " .. H!>!n!Ofl " " lnd'1petl1 " " June1w .. " K1n111 tllr " .. Lllll! Roe-" " M,_. u " Mllw•u~tt " .. MoltHI. P " .. Ntw Or111t11 g " Ntw Y0<k " .. 0-1 •. tl1y " " PltllMl'pf\!1 .. " l"l!oitn!• n " Pl!~ " " Pl'll nd, O•• •• " Pf't1nd. Mt. " " ll1pld (l!y .. " Rldl'llOl'ld .. .. . .. " ·" H.H. ;: Action in the arena didn't tell t11e whole story when the Junior Rodeo Asscr ciation came to the Orange County Fair- grounds last weekend for the fifth an· nual edition of what junior rodeoers call "the Costa Mesa Sbow." Nearly 50 families -some from as far away as Northern California, Arizona and Nevada· -were among the rodeo gypsies who pitched tents, parked camp- ers and motor homes or just simply lived in their J>'ckup trucks at the fairgrounds while the young folks, both boys and girls, "contested, 11 as they call it, with the reckless abandon of young dedicated athletes. Between around the the hand-holding camping areas and strolls the re- newal of old ac~uaintances and making of new ones, ho\~ever, there was plenty of time for three heavily attended per· fonnances of rodeo. The shows, sponso red by the Califor- nia Division of Forestry Employes As- sociation , drew 6,000 paying fans for sat- urday's afternoon and evening shows and crammed 7 ,000 in the stands for Sunday afternoon finale, The fans had no cause to be disap- pointed, either. The young rodeo con· testants furnished three thrill-packed programs. What's the difference between "junior rodeo" and the "big-time?" One observer likened it to the difference be- tween college and pro football. 'Nough said? DEPENOAILE Sf.lVICE SINCE 1910 .w Excitement at H. H.HOLBRCDK .. .. NEW IDEAS! NEW DISPLAYS! SEE THE MAGIC WE PERFORM TO ENHANCE THE BEAUTY •nd "LIVABILITY" OF YO UR BATH or KITCHEN AREAS! 10 Fully Functional Displays To Tempt You! j • KITCHENS and BATHS SOIJTHEll:N CALIF01tN1,11 -F1lr lnroug~ MMdly ••<:~I 1omt l)llcl!y lttw <10lld1 l•le t1lfhl 1nd t••lv rt1orn· lr.g1 ""' !he coe11. W1rm1r !odav. HOltTHEllN ..t\t.10 CI! HT It AL llflll th11W1r1 P'1lr lonlgl!t Ind MON11y. W1,mer Mllnllll . L-111111 1111111 todl)' 11'd MOlldlY 11 Mill D11., .H-ll, 5'"°· Sll!IU~A Hf.VADA -MMllY !tit lllrO\Jltn Ml1"dtY bllt Yl•ltbl• lllgh SI. Lovl• S..tt L1k1 $In "''"· St., Ht ~ " " " .. " " 1680 TUSTIN AVE. • • • AT EAST 17th ST. -COSTA it,tESA \ CALIFORNIA -Ptr!ly clOUdy 1" tl'lf nor"lll lodsy Wllll ClllllCI of llQM l"-t•• 1111r <Olllf C111P' Mendocino "O!'lllwtrd Ind In 11\e !(1kly11111. F•lr otlltfWIM 111(.lf)I !NICl\t1 of '°I I nd IOW (11>\1dt Otl CNtl O'llflll •nd mo•nln11 coudllflftt lft IM norlll lodl)" W1rr!\lr MOl'ld1y SAN JOAOVIN VALLEY -W1rmlno lrW tl'ld t0fllt"41M I.tr ~ Moto· d1y. Low t1m111t11urt l 00111 ftllllll '" SP01<1,,. " Wtelllnglon " CANADIAN CITtll Elfmon•on .. ....... .. TorOtllo " " " " 646-4922 548-0149 " •• " • I I I • , I . • ~I • • . • • • • : • • ; • . ~ ' ' ' t ' ' ~ ]et,s, Buses, Signs Make News ONCE AROOND TD 11&\Ti One thing that mabs Nowport Beach unique alq '"" ""'-""ne i.s thal U'I more than one place. Yau -· !l's all Newport lleoch but !l's l1lll Balboa, Coraoa de! Mar, Lido b1e, Old Newport, East Blul!, Weot Blul!, lloYer Shores, Ila!' bor Island, llaylbores, lrvlDe Temce, Westclifl, Ne,.. port llland, Sboreclllls, Balboa lslaod and Oii and on ••• In other words, Newport iB a lot ol lndlvlduali.sUc commun!Ues aper- •llni under one l!Ulllicipal banner. TlfiS OONDITION causes some Wrong Thinkers lo believe Newport can never get organlz.ed into one cohesive un!L Tben came lbe Free- way Fighters. Thal proved that. Now come lbe Airport Flgbtess. CAl~lll They held a rally apinst jet noise 1be other nlght at Harbor !Dgh that drew more lhan 500 noise-haters. And a brass band. Thal may sound like a cootradiCl!oa ol tenna but that's what Ibey did. Anyway, during lbe big rally it ..... declared lhat 1be jet noise cllsllken have got lo get lo the Orange County Board ol SUparvison U Ibey want the big planes muffled. This was !nlerpr<tod by one published report as meaning the Airport Flgbten were out lo get Fifth District superv;.,or Rm Cupers o1 Newport. Officers ol the AllpOlt ACl!oo AJsociattoo -ao It ls olllcially known -denied It. They said they Just want Rm to be with them and their causa. Well, assurances aside, It still ougbt to make Super- visor Ron just a touch nervous. After all, look what hap- pened to Pacific Coast Freeway when the Freeway Fighters got through with It ..• * BROKEN REOORDS DEPT. -In case you've wond- ered, r1llllClr attll bu It thal Costa Mesa will come up with 1 sign ooatrol Jaw with teeth In It. Councilman Dom Rac!U c1a1ma the curmi1 algn advisory committee ls lopolded -overwelibl with i. .. t......,...n. Interesting comment, coming from a bcitnegsman But Mayor Jact Hammett say1 lt 1111'1 "'· Besides, Intoned the mayor, maybe Costa Mesa aught lo have TWO sign advisory committees -one of plain ciliRDI and the otber ol regular - Yes sir, Coota Mela'• aoillg to have a stroag sign control law one d tbele days, one ol these da)'I, one ol lbeoe days .. , * TOONERVUU: TROLLEYS: The Laguna Beodl munlcipel people have been operating little blmHnlnl- buses with fair llUCCel8 In the public transportation dodge In recent times. So good Iha~ now the Ari Colooy haa sanCl!oo ol the Orange County Transit District to tuD lta llUle carriers out to MiSlion Viejo, El Toro, and Lq'l1na Hill!. Even aUow transfe~ to the big orange buses. Theory ls you could ride trom Mission Viejo to La Habra foe two-bits . . . Maybe Laguna Js fxpansionist? Today, Mi.salon VteJo; Tomorrow, La Habra ... Flaming Tanker Closes Highway 17 SANTA CRUZ (AP ) - A crashed down a steep 100 loot Lane C. Katzberg, 45, of San bnJ3h and J11'U1, kept the llamiDg lire after a gaooline bank and ~ Jose, the driver, was engulfed fooN.ane rwte clooed from ' tanker truck plunged off Highway patrol offlcers said in flames, coroner's deputies ll:30 p.m. Friday unW g a.m. Highway l"I' closed the busy the truck tractor, separating said. He worked for Atlantic Saturday. The crash site was highway crossing of the Santa from the tanker t r a 1 I e r , Richfield Co. near the summit of the moun- Cruz m0W1tains for more than overturned the roadway The crash and fire, which ta1n crossing about 12 miles nine hours Saturday. The _!and~~burs~tt_!ln~lo~~~-~-~bu~rned~~abou~!_t _!fi~v~•...:•~c~,..~~ol~n~o~rth~o~f ~s..t~·~a~Cruz.~~---1 driver was tilled. .- Flames jetted high In the air after the tanker, k>aded with 7,fl» gallons ol gasoline, Joh Offers To Shipyard 'Employes f· SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - i Recruiting tea.nu from other lhlpyar<ls are offering jobs lo workers at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, designated to be clca.ed next year lD a Pen- tagod'econom:v move. Capt. G<Orge B. Jonos, Hunters Point commander, !aid Saturday that he 11 "very optlmJ.stlc" that all of t he yard's &,800 workers who have not elected retirement will receive firm Job offen by the .OOtdown time. Teams from Puget Sound N a v a 1 Sbl.pyard at Bremerton, Wash., and Mare Island Naval Shipyard at Vallejo were making job of- fers last week. Next week a Loag Beach Naval Shipyard team will move ln. Teamt from the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and from private shipyards will follow, Jones said. Ballplayer's /ij( Siste:s; Held '1il RIVERSIDE (AP ) -The sister of Sen Francisco Giants outfielder Bobby Bonds was arrested Saturday and booked for investigation of murder aOO anned robbery I n the death of a bar o wn e r, autmritteo said. Rosie Bonds Kreidler, 29, a Unlveraity of Ca Ii for n I a - Riverside student and ~ cessfu1 candidate in tbe April 10 Riverside City Couoci1 el..,. lion, was booked In the May t8 slaying of Ernest Barke, 47, ..... ... __ FITIEl'S DAY Drab foor-r got-· down? Whai-need is I CO~Jlift from Gold c.,. , Socks. Thosa fost«tlng colon ; ~\ .\;I ,, .. ... liven up your leisure wear instantly. As for helping to get the lint and cling out and meking your·feet - cooler, nothing beats the exclusive Endo-Ste~'"' anti-stat~ process.: A uniquely englnee"'1 toe and reinforced "Hi-heel shield" gives you Ill' to 10 times longer wear than socks without ,this feature. h~ , . ' ' .•·· ... 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Pl111 TOIMHCI ~ulvtdl Ind H1wtl'IOrnt IUINA PAIK 8t«h ll'llt 0!'11"''""'""'""'"" OIWNN GtrOtft Gr we llVd. and IMnchlltw &MIWOOD Carton 1t Par1rnouTlt f ' ' .4 $I I .... ~~ :j .~ ·--. f ..... ,. ~ -' • ~ ' " ' ' • ' • -. ' • ' ' • ' ' • • ' ' , \ ~· ( .. ·' r • ' • • ' • D.,n.y PILOT EDITOBIAL PAGE • Drug Parity Needed A bill ~uced in the "-"'bl1 by Speaker Bob KoteW could help solve one of the more b&ll!Utg mhlor medlo!ai myateriel: why the co.st of prescription drvp 10m times can vary more than 100 percent from one plwmacy to another in the same city. The bill would require pharmacies to post the pr!ee1 of q,; 100 mOlt lrequenUy prescribed drug,s. It &58Umes, loKl<*111, that a person Is entitled to compare price. be- fore he baDjls over a prescription, instead of simply having to a<Cept the bill after the prescrlpUon ls !Wed. Phamw:les are entJUed to a reasonable \'.~~ but the huge frloe variations indicate some are ng 1d- nntage o their customers. For the elderly, who buy 25 pen:ent of all drop sold, the cost of prescription drugs LS l real burden. If a pe!IOn wishes to Jl8,l' a little more to have a prescription filled at a convenient or familiar pharmacy, well and good. But if cost Is a serious conaideratlon, some basis of comparison should be available. Moretti'• b:c· rovldes an alternative to establish· ment of price re tlons in the drug lndUJtry, like those now applled. to cohollc beverages._ 'Debugging' Boom ing Business Is boomlng for private detective agencies reports the Walt Street Journal, but the locus no longer Is on suspected marital infidelity. The big thing this year Is "debugging," the detec· lion of electronic eavesdropping devices. When modem science made an art or "buggine," it was only natural that "debugging" would follow. For the modest sum of $100, one agency will dis- patch an expert with a small gray box equipped with a light that glows when a radio signal from a concealed "bug" is picked up. It takes about 15 minutes to scan an average-med room. A phone line also can be checked out for $,100. Some firms use X-ray equipment to spot hidden "bugs." All th.is, of course, is hailed as a great improvement over old·f&5hloned method$ !lat could Involve 1pe~ up to a day peering under furnlture, COIJIOll and Ugbt fixtures. 11'• been esUmated !lat the gove~t b&5 P"" tictd electronic eav~ping on up to 250,000 penon1 SUlpeCted of assomd,JniJlbebavior. But bUJiness and in- dustry are equally involved in ferreting out competlton' secrets and protecting their own . Seems only yesterday that this sort of thing W&5 confined to spy movies and Eastern European govern· men ts. Airport Curfew Law Orange County Counsel Adrian Kuyper Is npec!ed to report to the Board of supervisors thiJ week on pos- sible local impact of a recent U.S. Supreme Court rul· Ing <>D airport curfew laws. The 5-4 court decision declared unconstitutlonaJ a 1970 Burbank city ordinanttt that banned jet takeoffs at the HoUywood·Burbank Airport between 11 p.m. and 7 p.m. The opinion ruled that Congress has granted fed· eral agencies full power to regulate the use of airspace and therefore the city of Burbank was not entiUed to use police power to enforce a curfew at the airport. which is privately owned by l.A>Ckheed Terminal Inc. The justices dis11greed on interpretation of the 1972 Noise Control Act, which the court minority he:ld en- titled local governments to take steps to curb aircraft noise. However, a footnote to the opinion indicated it might not necessarily apply to governmentally owned airports. The Oran~e County Airport, which has a 10 p.m. to 7 p.m. curfew, is owned and operated by the county. Airlines use the airport under lease agreements with the county and the curfew provision is among con- ditions included in the leases. Presumably, it now could~ be challenged by the airlines wben leases come up for renegotiation. '• ~ . ..:.~-~-~~J~ . RE LICS Nixon Prepares · Counterattack Dear Gloomy Gus The Enigma of Watergate Wliat Did Wiretappers Overhear, If A1iytlii1ig? ~' WASHINGTON -Prelident Nixon ls ~ quietly preparing to fight back against • t!le Wat.rgate charges. The thrust of h1s counterattack isn't • certaln. But trusted aides are putting together evidence that aubverslves were ' conspiring to undermine the political . sywtem. · 'Ibese aides, working in strict secrecy, are trying to show that t.he threat or mbversloo and vio- ltnce during the 1172 campaign justified extreme counter measures. lf the Preoldent adO(>ts the lino they are preparing, the word will go out from the White House that Reds, radicals and 1Ubverslves sought w bring down the 1J1tem by creating political turmoil . Some cl these radlcalo, It will be charg<!d, lnflltraled the Gecqe McGovern cam- paign. It bas always been the first rule of Nb:- oo poilitlcs that the best defense b an of- ftnse. In private, the President bas become militant about Watergate. He has told Intimates that be bas no In· tentioo.of going back on televistoo with a long apology for the Watergate offenses. RE INDICATED, Instead. that be will hit back at his accusers. He wlll explain for the record that he can't offer detailed denials without Interfering with the judicial processes and jeopardWng the right! of the accused. Then he intends to counterattack. Jt Is quite true that the While House was flooded wllh scare stocles on the eve of the 1972 campaign. Most or them came from Robert Mardian, then the Justice Dtpartment's internal security chief, who worked himself into a sta~ of political paranoia. He began chasing subversive shadows with such a vengeance that his counter- espionage efforts took on the dimensions of a police-state operation. He bombarded bls superiors with warn- ings or civil disorders and political disruption!'!. Amoog those who received his inte1ligence reports were t h e Watergate conspirators. We have obtained access to some or these hush-hush reports, for which White House aides are also 1earching as evidence for the Pre8ident's counter- attack. As nearly es we c o u I d determine from the dozens of documents we have examined, however, the dire warnings turned out to be highly inflated. TYPICAL WAS a January 18, 1972, memo to Mardian from the clllef or his Analysis and Evaluation Section, John L. Martin. reviewing "current intelligence." The "principal objective" of tbe "an- tiwar leaders," be warned . ominously, was to disrupt the Republican convention and to defeat President Nl.J:oo. "The d.isrupUon of the Republican con- vention represents the final ptwe of a three-phase program designed to defeat President Nixoo in the 1972 presidential election." declared th e intelligence anaJysis. "Phase One was the People's Grand Jury Demonstration held In Washington, D.C., on October 25, 1971. Phase Two will consist or individuals following President Nixon's campaign around the country urging his defeat. "Phase Three consist'S or a plan to have 500,000 to one million people attend the Republican National Convention in an attempt to deny President Nixon the Republican Party nomination." THE CONVENTION then was sched- ult'd. lo be held in San Diego, and the When will America wake up to the fact that $1 a galloo is a reasonable price for gasoline? That's what the rest of the world pays as anyone who has traveled abroad can say, A. J. D. OIMm'f G\lt ce-elllf Ire Mltfllltttdl .,. rMNn W .. 11111 MC-rll'f n41ecf IM \'1.ewf .r IM 11-'"1'· StMI your "' _..,, ti O'-"Y eus. Dilly Pllef • analysis quoted a confidential FBI source as reporting the di<'"'Jpters "have secured approximately 3,dOO gwis (sm.3.11 arms of various descriptions) and are equipping severa1 tnJcks with armor plating." It was a report, however, that t'Ouldn't be verilied. The coo.vention later was moved to Miami where, according to the con- fidential r e p o r t s , 2.082 crack paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division were dispatched in case the police and Natiooal Guard couldn't han- dle the anticipated violence. An anxious Community Relations Serltce task force, which was also sent to Miami to quiet tensioos, "met v;ith the Commanding General of the 8'lnd Airborne Division, explained the CRS role and indicated some of the CRS con· cems if the military is deployed." THE DAll.Y CRISIS reports sent back to the Justice Department from both the Democratic and Republican conventions. however, showed that only a handful of agitators went to Miami with violence in mind. Typical was this report on the eve of the GOP cooventioo: "At present there are no major indications of problems. We have made initial contact with officials and community groups. From these ini· tial meetings, there is an indication that there will be minimal or no involvement of minority community groups. The pro- tesUng groups intend to keep things non· violent ••. " W ASHJNGTON -Most intriguing mystery of the uproarious Watergate furor is a matter about w h i c h remarkably there has been oo mention and no headline disclosures. It's the very moot question -what is in the recordings of the wiretapping? What and who are they about? Why are they so important? What campaign se- crets or other signili· cant information do they reveal-if any? Above all, "·hy the all-pervasive silence about them ? Why have these bugging transcripts been so completely ignored by the innumerable probers and exposers -media, governmental and what-have-you? Every other aspect of the tumultuous affair has been endlessly scoured, scourged and muckraked. Sensations have piled on sensations. Even secret grand jury proceedings have been published verbatim. Lttt not ooe word of the c<>ntents of tbe wiretapping. It's passing st.range; perhaps more than that. The puule i,, whether thi.s curious omissim is inadvertent, deliberate -or .st.mething else. Whatever the reason, it's the enigma of J'affaire Watergate. TIIERE HAVE BEEN some desultory. rumors about the nature and contents of the bugging tapes. Latest gossi p is that the transcripts coosist of trivia -mo s t I y in- conseq uential chatter about personnel and office affairs of the Democratic Na- tional Committee. One story going the rounds is that a certain beauteous secretary carried on a series of liaisons both in and out of head- quarters, 1'11th numerous daily phone calls !<>her and by ber. According U. the tale, she was a very busy and popular Campaigning Cast ~oreign Shadow WASHINGTON -A public atlnck on Greek exile leader Elia s Demetracopoulos as "an obscure, Greek Communist jOUfnalisl" at the height of the presidential campaign last fall has now been linked to an anti-McGovern let· tcr·writing campaign inspired by John U. Cohnally's Democrats -for -Nixon organi- zalion. Jo~ederal investigators digging Into the black propaganda Jrimary ca mpaign 'ttacks on Sens. Ed- mund Muskie, I-lu- be.rt H. Humphrey and Henry M. Jack· son in Florida, New Hampshire and else· where last year have now uncovered evi- dence linking the at- tack on Demetracopoulos to Democrats- fCl'-Nlxon . Shortly al1tt his nomination last sum· mer, Sen. George McGovern gave a state· ment to Demetracopoulos. a Greek exile leader, pledf;lng lo cut off all U.S. mjlltary aJd to Greece Ir elected. On Aug. 18. May\r John P. Rousakis of Savannah, Ga.. wrote McGovern that he was "•bocked arxl appalled" both . by thi• po II c y and by McGovern's "Ir· responsibility'' In cboostng "an obscure c;,,,.t Communist jottmalist" .. hi! mouthpiece. ( EVANS·NOVAK J That "obscure Greek Communist jo urnalist'' could only be DemPtracopoulos. a respected editor and writer in pre-1967 Greece who has been lobbying against Greek .st rong m a n (;eorge Papadopoulos and ~tr. Nixon'.s support for him ever since. THE A TI ACK on DemetracopooJos via Mayor Rousakls's private letter to McGov~rn was then publlshed throughout the U.S. in the Greek·Amerlcan preu - not at the time It was written but just three weeks before the electkm. On Nov. 28. lawyers f o r Demetracopoulo!I formally asked the mayor to retract "'hal looked li ke an "lntentioo to defanl('" the exiled Greek Jeader. But it was nol until Jan. 8 that the mayor found lime to reply, and his reply .stated that he had been wrong. lt also stated that his origina l use of the word ''Communi s t '' to d e.sc r ibe Demetracopoulos "was based on a report that was given to me ." When we called the mayor to ask the source of thb ''report," he was evasive but finally said he had "read It" In a newspaper column. When we asked him to quote from that co lun1n, he said the I ,~ colu m n h ad reported that Demetracopoulos, upon leaving Grecei! after the coup d'etat in 1967, stopped off in Poland for a few days . This was the entire basis for his label· Ung Demetracopoulos "Communist," he insisted to us. "No one prompted me on this," the mayor said. But according to federal investigators, the essence of the mayCl''s letter to McGovern was originally drafted on Democrats-fo r-Nixon letterhead and sent to Mayor Rousakis. The mayor's own let- ter became a principal exhibit in the antl·McGovern campaign of Sam Nakis, named vice chairman of Democrats-for- Nixon in September to attract the large Greek ethnic vote to Mr. Nixon. How to Address Our Lawmakers U.S. llHATOllJ AIM Cr111ttln ID!, ,lJ N. k>rlM St .. l ot Al!lfill f00'21 end Je/111 v. f\I_., 101, Rm. lent 11Alt Wlllllllre Blvd.. LOI """'" fOO'U. Durlnt ~ktfttt -lonll "'" S-'9 Off~ &!Gt .. WW!ltll'°"' D.C. 2m01. U. S. •W.•St NTATIVl l • .,,... c"""' OMYI 11~ T. M ... {)It!! Dt1trld -DJ, 9*1 Or1fldl•v St,. CVPr'eat tot.l01 A"*" Mht-""' (l'tll'I 0 1.trlef-ll) P.O .... .,, Sttlt• ....... nm. Cr•l9 .........., 12'ftcl Ol1IT'~-«J, $.lcl.lrlty l•nk 11c19., Suitt f.20. 110 Pint Ave~ l 1111t IMC!! tola1. ci.1r ltHMlll" f.nnd Dlllrld-ltJ, 1NO Mluloll tenrer Court, Sult• 101, Stn 01..o '110I, Dl,lr l,.. Contr,..._ llontl an•ioll: H•-· 1$1, l°"'""°'"' HOYM Of· rlct' 81ff,, Hlntll-, 1121 l~lll HOvM Otlk• 81dt .. Ho«imtr. 221' R•yburn tto\IM Olll<e 8tdll., 111.....,_.,, lJOil ~ HouM Olflct 81d9., Wl lh· lriqton, D.C. to.SIS. ITAT• llMAT081 l'ltOM ORAHOI COUNT"t' C.-lt I . ~~-(:Mttl DI JtrlC't-fU, lo• CC. 1rv1 ... '*"' C«nmlt'"': Atll'ltulturw, loc•I oo.~ mtl'lf, S.IK'I Commlttff on EnYlronn'lftlt•I Con!rol. .. IK'I commltt" on kllnlt'f 1111ru.lon In A•rlculfll'rll loll, Jolftt DollvnllfM • l ctuc111on Ev•l~llon I nd Joint totnmtttte on lffltl•llve ltlllr-nt. '""" •• Wll•:Mt {2'ttl Olllrld -It), Ulf.) f,...lturtl, Gerdln ~ nw1, c-m-1 '"''.,... ..,. Ptofelll_, Hdll'll Ind Wtlf•r•, TrtmPOrltl~ l \ I) (ROBERT S.AI.I.EN) young lady 1 socially. Another of the bacbtage accounts in- volves a well-known ~tic politico who seemingly was doing a little cheating. on bis wile. In none of this goesl.p Is there any word or hint that the bugging uncovered anything . of lrnportane.. Slrnilar(y, no major Democratic .figure or campaign stra~gy,,,is men~~-wbtch' further unde~res the mystery Df why the wiretapping ever was undertaken. That's another puzzle that still is unanswered. TIIERE IS ONE witness in the case who "ttrtnks" She unknowingly typed transcripts of the wiretapped Watergate telephone conversations. She is Mrs. Sally Hannooy, former secretary I<> G. Gordan Uddy, ooe of those convicted for bugging. At the time of ttmt operation, Liddy W8B general counsel of the finance committee of the Committ.e lo Reelect tbe Pr"'ident. In a deposjUoo made in a civil suit arising frun the wiretapping, Mrs. Harmoriy testified that at the time she did the transcribing she was UMware it was bugging information. The typing was done on special stationery with the word "Gemstone," apparently a code term, printed on it. She turned over all copies to Llddy, i and did not know what became of them. · Later, when disclosures about the \ wiretapping began I<> pop, Mrs. Hannoay I came to the conclusion that tbls wu the material she had typed. I In her deposition, sbe could rec&ll litlle I of the information. l SHE WAS POSrnvE that Uddy's "Gemstone" Hle disappe.u:ed tbe dly he qujt his oonunittee job late last Jwie. Also that she del;troyed all he.r ootebooks in an-office shredder the same d-.r~ "We agreed it would be best to get rid of them," she testified. · Investigators of the special Senate Committee have questioned M rs • Hannony, and she will undoubtedly be sununooed to testify. A leading press Watergate exposer ap- peared surprised when asked by this col~ wnn about the strange silence regarding the contents of the transcripts. "Now that you mention it," was the re- joinder, "I gueM there hasn't been much about that. I hadn't given it any thought." "1bat's odd. Any reason?" uNo, I just hadn 't thought of it. There are so many angles, and we pm didn't get around to it." Like Their Occupations University Professors 'Ibose professional folk happiest with their jobs are said to b4I the university professors . in the big c i t i e s . Mathematicians come nexl T h e n physicist&, biologists, chemists, corporate lawy.,.., IChool luperlntendmts and oew1paper oorrapoodeuts. Or auch were the iDdlcatloDa of a rec:enl ll>t<IY. • • • II you tend I<> drop right orl to sleep just as soon as you go w bed, It's likely you're the sort who does your best work on the job about JO a.m. If you're in- clined to toss and tum for awhile be- fore doz¥tg off, It's thought you're tbe type who does your best work rather at about S p.m. So re- porting, the sleep re......iien oay they still can't 6J>laln the why cl IL , • • • 'l1lO whole sky at night Is ablaze with dilferont color.cl lighis. You ~ I can't see ftlem. Our eyes an UmltOd. ,_ lights ... there, thougb. 'Ille -boys Insist. • • • QIJllRIE8 FROM CLII!NTS: Q. "ls It illegal to wear a mllltMy medal? A. lf It wasn't hett<>wed upoa you of· fictsUy, It ii. • • • Q. "Wbat'1 tbe oklell llmwn pme?" A. Somat111ng <ailed "Go" Wltlch the Ollnese Emperor Sbun dn:allted up more than S,000 years ago. Two play it on a wooden board divided Into m square•. • • • Q. "Know that aerophobla Is tear of alrplan•s, but what'1 the fear Of. railroad tralnJ?" A. Siderodromopbobla. • • • In rtply to a mstonM!r'• query, must report alao· tllot 1!111 c:omtry'"' atowmJP1 ( L. M. BOYD ) who have never flown in an airplane out- number those who have done 90, sllll • • • The money men figure just about SO recording stars are making aomewbere between $2 million and $6 million a year . • . Takes a mama cheetah two full years to bring Up a litter of. cubs ... Not all the advertising executives get ulcers. Just one out of every 25, surveys show .•. The electric eel, it's said, is more closely related to a catfish than to a tnie eel ... (, OIANM COAST DAILY PILOT .Rob<rt N. Wetd, l'Mbllllltr Th...., K...U, Editor Barbano Kr<lbkh !'dllOrlal Poa• Editor '""' -,J>OIO of ""' DoltJ Pilot .-it• ta hdonn ut'I .umui..r. r..stn by Pft'RlrtS'* on ttlM PIS" dimwf<.'Cll'IUneO'tl' on IOpk!s Ol tn.. ttrt'lt by ~ted eolum1"sta ud -by·~·-"' rood<n'vtew1ond1'.>:_~1hlo -· optntono Ind iiloU .. cumnt topl<L n.. Odlt«!'tl -ot the Daily ~Jot appear only tn Che edltcrtal column· at tht top of. the ..... ()pin .... -by ....... wn.n:l.m and c1IJ'100n.tlta mS Jettir . Writ.en ltt thftr OWll ud .., tudoc .. ,,,..,, d --by lhe Dolli> Pa:iit tbwld bl 1al&HCL ' Stindll)', M•Y. 27, 1973 . , Suodl7. M., 27, 197l 0-'ILV PILOT ,t 1 Sen. William ·Brock: Opponent of Busing" ~-Ylewod~WALTl!BSDAPIBO I Allloouo~ b""'1g hGJ ...,,,,.,.t.lrlly fadtd from the headlines, lllt' Saiprtm.t Court b e%J>ccted ro decide two me.- jar &chool ~aegreoation ca.sis within the nut tl:t weeks. Sen. William Brock, a Tetulessee Republican, is one of Jh• foremost cangresstonal op- ponenta of busi11.g.J Q. Senalor Brock, most consUtlltlooal lawyers believe that Coa.gress diltsn't have the Power to modify the Sitpreme Court's declslorw on •cbool desegregation. And mMt pollllcal ob8e.rven see little realistic tbanee of pu11.lng a .too- sUtutlonal amt.odment &o prohibit bosin&. What, then, are you going to do? A. You have described very "'ell the dilemma \\'e race . Supreme Court JLLStice Lewis P~·ell has sa1d that Congress has never specified when the ultlmete step o( compulsory busing should be applied. I America: A Nation Ren ewed Some people look ~t the mood of America today, especially in the light of the \\latergate scandals, and see a wave .J of cynicism. disillusion, disdain. This is not \l:hat I see. I see a nation reassured, reawakened , renewed. Reassured about the inner balances of their society. Reawakened to the essential values of a government tn which the ultimate power belongs not to Presidents but to tbe people. Renewed by the proof that justice need not be subord- inated to power. The Waterga te exposure~ may reveal that the highest offices in the land can be occupied by men \\•ho are puny for all their power and who are deeply corn1pt for all their public moralizing. But the ( NORMAN COUSINS ) same exposures also reveal that the structure of this country is sound. capable of sustaining u n i m a g i n e d pressures. THE YOUNG MEN who came together at Philadelphia in 1787 to design a government for their new soctety would not be dismayed by what is ha~ng to- day. For their basic purpooe was to create a government that could deal with its own railures. They were students of history. They knew that even the best of men are flawed and that the natural tendency of men ls not to leave available power lying around. They also knew that the PoY.'er of government can become a personal con- venience far men who want to use it to hlde their mistakes or to punish or destroy their political opponents or to make government subservient to the ex- ercise of their personal power. That was why the young men at Philadelphia fought so hard about creating a government that \VOUld not be shaken to the ground by men who regarded high offi ce as a sanctuary for concealing thei r moral failures or their abuse of the public trust. THE Al\fERICAN government is now vindicated as never before. It has been able to withstand contempt of law at high levels. The men involved are not supernumeraries. They were given authority by the President to act in his name. They are charged with having hired professional thugs to victimize • American citizens or v.ith having tried to influence judges or with having used f Gestapo tactics to serve their persooal \ ends. • No; the Founding Fatben ol this coun- try might be disgust«! by what Is hap- pening today but they would not be disillusioned. They woold be encouraged by Ule vindication of their essential purpose -to create a govemmen1 not of mm but of laws, a gcwemment in whlch ultimate security resided in its in· stltutlons and values. The "''alergates in America go far beyond government. The fascination with violence and the exploitation of violence are not confined to high station. \Vhether in our public or private affairs, we have taken life too Jlghtly. We have become desensitized to the incredible fragility of lives. It is not just in Vietnam that we have become casuiil about the preciousness of life. ln the k1J1ds of entertaiNnent ~·e seek or the kincki of art we encourage, we have handled roughly the delicate fabric that must sustain life. BUT A GREAT change i~ now in the making. t envy the people fn tbl! class. They" are coming lnto a na!Jon that has shown it is capable of being renewed, revitalized, reaensiliud. TbCloe ol you who have eotertained tbe Idea that you might go into public service should be strengthened, not weakened, by what has happendl ln recent month!!. For you are living witnesses to one of the a:reat purifytng expe riences In our bbtory. There is no warrant today for cynldsm or dlsUJusJon. You live ln an open society. The .....,ttal challenge to that ooclety Is not )W!t to better u .. u but to help malw Ulb planet safo and Ot for th& human ..,..;os. The people on thlt earth are In ~ k>da.Y whetber 1\1<1""' ol war, "'*°"""'1tal poleonJnr or tbe ... hell!ltion of thelr natural relClUr'CeS. ban sua-..t 1eclllalloa lo dell with this. If the cwna . ~ d<maostrato that children are not beinl truted equally lo terms of 1~1• f0< en.mp!&, then ""' remedy -lllCWruog buoloi -could be applied. But ii ..,,0000 Is dqlpg their best to see lbal'eecb child .......... fair and equal tre.--1~!lcally in tenns ol guaranteeing equal funding - this would be .clear~t e1Jldence that the system is beirw Ol)eflt.ed in a nondlJ.. crl!nll)atory fashion ond bu!ing would be pr;mlbited. • (More alarming than the dubious consticuttonality of Brock's proposal is hU inability to ste gquclity in the schools as anyt1ttng more than a dol- lars-and-ctttts proposition. At the heart of any school is what happens in tilt classroom, not the size of its budget. ( WHERE 'I'HEY SI'AND J Afonet1 co.nnot compnlS'OU 11udtnb for the comequtn.cts of ~Ina $t(Jrt- gated frorri other children of different tace.t a11d backgrouud$. What the Su · preme Court said i'n 1954 is iJuzt 1•~ arate schools are uuquol b11 defini- tion. No amount of money can change that.) Q. You ba\'t called boslnc hraclst." What do you mean by Lb.at? A. When you bus a little girl in the third grade, you are, lo effect, saying, •·we are putting you in this other school in order to have a certain percentage of black and white students." Now to me that is as 1.mOODStitutional a.s the old 1 r!f,J ii l met.hod ol oegregaUon by race. What I "·ant Is a situ.aUon wbtre rlC'e ls 001 a fac~bow w• deal with poop!•. Q.lo ......... of block tdlool ctalldru Ille Narlll ud II ...,....t ta the -...,. •tleDdll1 .._Mid schools. fsi Nortbem dtJes like ~l and Ne"tuk, busing Is Lbe OnJy po111UJle n1etbod ot D\'okllng i>ebeob that are as scgrepetd as Ulote 'frbleb elbted u.ntll recetllly ta the South. A. What you're asking nle to say Is that because tile North treatod the South like ft stepchild , we should now impose the same immoralities on the North in order to get even. I don't l>elieve ln U.t. lt seems t.b me that tW essence of the law la fair and equal tre1bnent, whether In Chattanooga or Detroit. Q. Bot (lvtn Ille -tod bouolq pattems In both lM North and tbe South, ''JOO \lttlT GET f.Wd.Y wmrrnis, EU$E/i5! we N.WAVs GET ooR r-wi ... 1SN·r · lUAT RIGfir, SISTER 'DAVIS ? ' 'The Clumsy Plumbers' Nohod.Y -w;~n Ellsherg Case Washingtonians these days are recaU- ing the old story about the clumsy plumber who1was caUed in to fix a drip- plog faucet and wound up rupturing. the city's water main. The application is to the Daniel Ell!berg case and the ha.sh made of it by those govenunent meddlers who called themselves "the plumbers." 1hanks to the incredible activities of these iU -advised amateurs, we n o w have no rules to cover the leaking of classified govern- ment infonnation. The dismissal in federal court of the ctiarges brought against Ellsberg and Anthony Rus90 Jr. for the theft and distribution of. the Pentagon Papers created a bizarre and dangerous situation. The rni.sconduct of "the plumbers" and t.he · subsequent quaahlng of all dtarges lo the Ellsberg C8!e amount to an almost open invitation to Jeak/cJas9ified government information without fear of consequences. AFTER ~IO!ffl!S ol llUgatlon, we •till do not know whether people who steal BARRY GOLDW .A: .... TER""' classified lnfomuJ.ion and make'lt public are to be held accountable under the law. Nor do we know the legal validity of the derense contention that laW3 protecting classified infonnaUon run coonter to the First Amendment. Nobody WOD in the Pentagoo Papers case, except possibly the muckrakers in the news media who trade upoo rl!lveallng secret government infonn:a.tlon and zealots within the govemnent who believe, like Ellsberg, that their judg- ment is superior to that ol our elected of- ficials. Irooically, the case was thrown out because a few government of(lelals felt it necessary and proper'to take the law into their own bands to bring about the con- viction. of civilians: who had taken the law into their own hands. WHERE E L LS B E R G righteously claimed be bad stolen the Pentagon Papers and given tbem to newsmen to end the VietnameN war, the man who ordered "the plumbers" to break in- to the office of Ellsberg's doctor claimed the break-in was "dictated Inescapably by the vftaJ naUmal secwity interests of the United States." The ridiculous rationale announced by Ellsberg for violating tne law is equaled by the ridiculous rationale of "the plumbers" for their inexcusable action. There certainly are losers in the Pen- tagon Papers case. Our system of legal jurisprudence suffered a grave loss. Our efforts lo safeguard Vital and conlldenlial government informatWn may bave suf- fered as well A situat!m has been created where almost any bureaucrat or government consultant who finds fault with Administration policy can leak anything he wants in an eUort to in· fluence public-opinioo against It. WHAT COUlD have been a landmark case, defining the meaning and Im· portance or government classification of sensitive documents, has been thrown away by shortsighted men who believed a noble end jusUfied any mearui, even those ~ch violate the law of the land . What could have been a stem legal warning to men like Ellsberg, who place themselves and their motives above the law, has been irretrievably lost. Trade Passion for Wisdom The old lady sighed and said, "AH passion spent, but what we bought with it!" This part.ic:u.lar lady Jived ror ten years or so after making this thWldering observation. As was her way, she man- aged to cram a pile of living into her penultimate days, In her youth Sbe had cut a proper swath. A couple of prime ministers were said to figure in her c:ur- rlculum vitae. (Did not Gladst~e say Ulat he had known eight prime mini· sten: In hJs Ume , and six of them were adulterers? ) Tbe dominant tone ol the lady's ut· terance, made in her late 605, bu aJways stayed wt th mo : No rearets. She had had her fun , and now she had her memories, and considered the bargain pretty good all around. She was one of the 1ucky ones. She had traded lo paasion for wis- dom . Reportedly sho had never epoilen a bluer word In her life. That was easy to believe. Slnct to he botll pa.uk>oalo and ll'iae at the same Umo Is a burden loO hea'Y to be laid on ony person, It Is bettor that they follow sequentially, If It can be ar~ ranged. ft Is part ol the dellin of nature thal we are .-for two or three decades for the -ol reproducing our species. nus is our period of possion (CHARLES McCAB~ -passionate concerns, p a B s i o n a t e jealousies, passionate avowal. TIIEN COMES Ute time, somewhere in middle We, when we are no loager urgently needed to father or mother cttildnm. In a sense, we are thrown away by nature like an apple core. When we have ra19ed our chlldrtn we have done our Job. For the rest of our life, we are on otl.r own. Thls is our final tesponsiblllty and a huge one. It is sald that by the time a man is 40 he is respGllS!ble !or bit f•ce. What he has bee\ 11 writ lllrge there. In an even more profound sense, a man is responsi- ble for his cmduct after the age of 40. The way he 11-f<S hll Ille then, u the fire& beilll lo bank, sboWll bb'qua!Jty. Ever1-llfe Is a lull llho, If we loolt at It the rliht wa.y. it Is not needed that we have mqunla.iPs namtd after us, or have alept Olll' way through the AlrniMc de OOlha, or have run the four·minule mile. The mooi ~Ill\ of ilves Is roolly a R)ar<>elous-thfng, f)ecause IUo illelf ls a 1 marveloU1 thing . The humble annals of the poor are not devoid ol ecsta.y or ad~ture or the greatest thing of al.I : Wonderment . TRE MOl!'f toolWt emr of on for the growlna man, and I lblnk most ol us • I I grow untU the day we die, is to penist in a life of passion when there is no lonaer any rationale for it. Nobody wants to be a dirty old man; but there are a helluva lot or them around. Wotntn are actually a Jot more fun when they are no longer 'entangled in passionate fuddle. J know of one instance where It took me about l.hree decades to discover that a given woman had a first class miDd. She was always in the midst of some torrid enmeshment. When 11bc cooled down a bit, she became the most sUmulattng of companiODll. The thing to do, it seems to me, is to comprehend your past, in the sense of in· elude or take in. There is all this stuff you did, and wa!I done to you, frnm in- fancy onward What It all adds up w Is you. Your children are you. Your sins ate you. The good things you did are you. BUT wmr most of us these things ex- iJt in a hopelessly amorphous state. Our ltves are like a "1astelend, filled with the remains of aspiralions, cU.sasters, com· mltmenta and brol<en promioes. What we need most of all is a goOO ed..ltor, to throw all this disarray Into some pmenloble shape. 5cme of us ~ill be luck1 enoul(h lo have a friend who might help. Most ol us have to fall back on ourselves, for this extended e1- amlnaUoo of oonsclence. Whal we have lo do, ond wbal my older lrimd did ,. splendidly, LI llnd OUI Whal W. bO\l!!ht with it •II. fair ud eqal ---~KM1l1 A. I believe people sboukl have !he op- portunity to live detevtt lhty want. But often aroopc ol -people. say, ... blact people or evtn white Methodists decklc to live togethtr 1n their own neighborhood. I ttunk It Is abfiolutely irn- moral and wiconsclonable for the federa l government to say to these people, "You may have made an enormous: lnvtstment in yoor homes, but your children can't auend school wUh your neighbors' children.'' Q. Tbt )lhrase nelgbborbood school has cropptid up constantly ta the busing debate. But more &baa 41 percenc of all ocbool chlldrea to tlds """'try are baaed dally -(• '""'°' ol dl.lt.alct, DOC raclll bolonce. lo view of theM statistics, l1n't It flllladou1 to talk tn U.rms of nelghborbood schools? A. l don't thint It's f11le.cious to say that In a rural area bus traNport.atMln Is the only way children can get to ~. Even with bullna:, tb8rt is still a com-- mun.ity t.bere, a convnunlty in whic h ~ pie know etch otber and relate to ea.ch other. But busln& for racial balance takes a child out of this klnd of ~nvlromcnt and thl'0\\'1 him lnlo another situation entlrtly fo.rtlgn t() his bac kground. It Ms to be traumatic -whetber It is the black or white child who's being bused. (At the root of tlle whole busing dispute is a questio1i far differe11 t tlKnl 'JUaliry educafion or equal treat· me11t or Supreme Court Tulings. It i.t whtther we want an i11ttQrated or a ttgrtQOttd todetu. Nineteen 11earJ after th.t Supreme Court decided Brown vs, BoaTd of Education, the a1tSwer shoula be cltar.J Is Guru Divine Or Huge Fraud? \VASHINGTON -The news of Rennie Davis' conversion into a disciple of the IS-year-old Ind ian kid. Guru Maharaj Ji, has been floating around the country for the pa st two or three weeks. I've known Rennie almost since his first days in SOS IO years ago, and l was so astonished I couldn 't react properly as a newspaperman should by foUowlng up the tips and checking them out. It y,•as one thing for Tom Hayden to marry a well-intentioned. if slightly fiat.- headed movie star, or for Stokely to marry a folk singer, or some of the other movement heavies to turn Into the psy· chological basket cases a number have become, but Rennie was the mo.st stable, the calmest, the most enduring of that group of young people who set out to change America at tbe beginning ol the lll60'a. But for Rennie, who bung ln those years trying to organize the poor, who led the opposition at Chicago in 1968, "-ho created and made May Day, for Rennie to say, and not be pulling your leg, "There Is only one sat guru, a perfect master who teaches you to be perfect, and that's Guru Maharaj JI" -Well, It's as one of his former collaborators .said, "The Revolution i..!J over, Baby." SAUL'S EXPLANATION,ol what hap- pened to him on the Tarsus Road is satisfactory only to fellow believers, but the outward frame ol circwnstances tell s you aomething. In Rennie's case, they suggest he was whipped, not by Nixon but by a huge falling away of his con- stituency. "In the spring of 1970, this generation believed it could overcome all," he recalls, 0 but then came the summer ... drllt and no dlrecl.lon and by the fall ol 1970 we really did lose the generation. The activl11ta continued. but after that it wasn't the aame. People went into the country, they were into drags and into tbemaelves." Rennie penbted, but without a base you can't do politics. Then a couple ol monttis ago on his way to Paris for another ol his many meetings with the North Vietnamese. a friend with a rich wife gave him a free ticket to India and a recommendation to see tfle divine teenager. Rennie went and it happened. He received the knowledge that one cannot transmit but only experience: "I'm sit- ting on top of the story of the century, and I'm not on a flipped-out trip, but there's an avatar on th.ia planet. .. When he made his first public appearance he was 12 years old and the police in Delhi say there were over a million people there. He began by weeping for over an hour and then he said, •otve me your love and l will give you peace; surrender the reign of your life to me, and I wtU gtve you salvation ... Many times 1've oome, but this time I come with more power than ever before.'" ( VON HOFFMAN J FRO~I mAT you might say that Ren- nie, having failed to prevail with merely turealrial strength, calls down the might af heaven to avail him. Now hi!! regards all earthly Ideology as "inadequate," but says that the Divine United OrganizaUon, as the Maharaj Jl's outfit currently styles ltsetr. "will let people realize everything they wanted to accomplish in the Movement." Rennie first beheld the perfect teacher of perfection in February at an Ashram called Prem Nager, which he says means City of Love. There were about 60 Americans there, some of whom told hlm they'd been arrested in several of the major demonstrations he'd led, and were now verging on acceptil\g the kid's teachings . It's a tribute of Mahanrj J l's powers, or evidence of ReMie's l!lx- haustlon, that he could buy the Guru on first sight, considering what that fifst sight was. Ji ,turned up, according to Rennie, dressed in a business sult, WJth cov.·boy boots which z.lpper up the front -and riding on a motorcycle. ;· "lfe drove It around in clrclel, tried.-.:to run people over, tied a bed to lt, and dragged people In the bed around, and people were relating to him as the Lord of lthe '11!ll•ersc. Every day he played, but everything had a credible lesson. He reduced IIMI adults to the level of a chUd. At one point I thought he wasn't God, but the King ol'lile Ylpples." The Yipple God-KJng is also into ex- pensive motor cars and electric trains ... If that sounds preposterous, all religions do to non-bellevers. ls It any less ex- trinsically lncredlble that God plays with dectric trains than that he gets crudljed or is a philandering skirt-chaser like Zeua or damns mankind to toU and deilh because some guy •le an apple? ll makes good fiense if you bel ieve, and rx.ne lf you don't. STIU., TllE RECEIVED Ameriean cultural definition of God isn't as an adolescent biker. Rennie knows that and Is at pains to depict himself as the scep- Ucal Inquirer who was convinced only by the manlfeal truth of It all: "! really reaisted as long as I could. I freaked out when I flr5t saw him .and had as many doubts as anybody else. I wouldn't be out on this limb and hanging over this cllf1 If J didn't think there wa.! something here. He's either the most Incredible fraud ever run on thls planet or he is god on earth." All theistic religions say much the same. 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Open Monday, Decoration Dey, 12-5 ·- • . ) -• ' . ~· J.tf "'llLV '1LQ I Suod'1, M# 27, 1'17) ~ . ''alley Program Math Student$ Make Own Pace By TOM GORMAN Of 1111 091.., P'l19'1 ll•H Children learn to walk and talk at different ages and speeds. observes Dr. Robert SanchJs, assistant superin· tendent for education at the Fountain Valley Schoo I District. So why, he asks, are children Jumped together in the class- room according to age, where their progress is limited to that of their peen? Sancttis thinks it is time to integrate the concept of the lilUe red school bouJe with today's modem techno1ogy. So he's helped design a system to do that in the mathei;natics classes. The concept is not new: It allows children to advance at their own rate, regardless of class level. Thal was the idea of the one-room school house, he points out. But it has gone one step further. The new system allows teachers to determine immediately what concept in mathematics a child does not understand. And it enables the teacher to tum to the given chapter or a text book where that concept can be strengthened. The title of the system is the "Fountain Valley Te ach e r Support Sys t em in Mathematics." A similar system f or reading was developed by the district a year and a hall ago. PACKAGE The program, as p u t together by Richar(l L. Zweig, Associates, Inc., a Huntington Beach publisher of educational materials, is administered through a package or cassette tapes, self-administered tests, a teacher's manual and an in- dex of those math books used most In kindergarten through eighth grade. The backbone of the ~ gram is the self-administered tests, which a child takes at various point.! tn his progress. 1bere are more than 150 tests in all, ranging from the simplest concept! of shapes and numbers encountered in kindergarten to statistical and probability problems a n d ... logical lhiJlking-which ccnl- chlldren in the higher cradel. A child's progress II charted on a "profile card" which follows the student from kindergarten through eighth grade. The secret of this system Us lbe fact that for each wrong antWer, there is a code whic6 shows the teacher which con- cept needs strengthening. The teacher can then look up the code ln the Index or texts to find out what chapter of the boolr: llhould be u>ed to alleviate the deflcim:y. It's more effective and ef. fieient way to teach, Sanchb says. DECTMEL'I "At one point a child may n ot understand decimel!," Sanchis saJd. "When be con- fronts dollars and cents later, he'll sUll be confused since he didn't understand th e deelmels. "Failure, then. is rein- forced," he said. "This system identifies a continuum of skills and offers a sequence for mastering them, beginning in kindergarten. "With the tests, you can find out where the child h one the continuum And with the coded index a teacher can quickJy pinpoint what concept thes tu- dent ua deficient in, and cor- rect it." With the profile c a r d , parents will also be able to learn what concepts the child cannot grasp so that he may receive reinforcement a l home. The math system went on the market last week. after "field testing" in Sanchis' district. The reading system has been on the market for more than a year and is used by about five percent of the students from coast to coast, he estimated. SanchiS' thinks a similar system may be developed in foreign languages. The end result? "I think there's a tendency to make school more of a continuum, not a structure of grades," he said. And that, he repeats, Is what the little red school house was all about. Maritime Graduates Remain in Demand VALLEJO (UPI) -Tony Golden Bear, the academy's Celllnl, 20, who will finish 8,~ton training ship. school this summer, expetls to As an upper classman, he go r ight to work for $1,500 a has performed all the func-~f of the nation's college tions of ships' officers, in- graduates may find employ-eluding being the skipper. He ment scarce this season, but says the licensed captain just Oellfnl's class probably will sits and watches, and in· have four times as many of-terferes on1y if the vessel ap- rers, _ranging up from $1,200 pears to be in act u a I as others. danger. The Academy i s Cellini will be graduating described as semi-military. from the California Maritime Midshipmen wear uniforms, Academy which trains young but don't bother with ha'ts, and men _ and soon will train their 1wice daily formations young v.·onlen _ to be ship's are informal enough t 0 deck officers and engineers. resemble a gaggle of Boy Their skills also are sought by Scouts. the fishing fleet, tugboats. port The state-Operated Academy authorities, stevedore firms, was in deep trouble for awhile shipping companies and the because of proposals by offshore oil industry. Ronald R e a g a n ' s ad· "I have learned something ministration to abolish the useful ," Cellini said. "I can't school. partly to save money understand why people go to and partly because of fear college to take degrees in that maritime i n d u s try political science." shrinkage would abolish jobs Cellini. w hose education for the graduates. But this costs him $1,350 for all ex-crisis was re1t0lved last yea r pen.ses including board and when the legislature voted that room in an l l-n1onth academic the Academy would ·be con· year, says he had a good time !inued. in school. It was required, however. to lie ha s visited the Carib-broaden Its program to include bean, South Ameri can and the oceanography and computer- South Pacific on annual three-science and lo obtain full ac- month training \·oyagcs of the creditation as a college. --------- • ~ ,,. MEMORIAL DAY Monday, May 28 al gA:.~~ Champagne HUNT BREAKFAST 9 :00 AM-2:00 PM DINNER -MARINE RESTAURANT 4,00 P.M .• I o,oo P.M. r?J Qffi~;;t~dfa~?~ 1107 Jamboree Road. 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For Attorney-General Elliot L. Ridtardson 's choice as OW: special pros~utor in the Watergate affair, it won't be the first time he's been called in to get to the bottom of things. 'The tall, lean N e w Englander, who wears his gray hair clAloely cropped, is one of. the nation's leading authorities on labor and coo- stltutiooal law and bas argued roore cases be£oce t he Supreme Court than any other person liytni today. PROFESSOR A Harvard ."professor '' (as he'• known to his neighbors in Wayland~ Mass.) with a green thumb, :Cox -more com- mooly called Archie -says he enjoys planting vegetables and occasionally working with his wife's Morgan horses. But he maintains that 'my only hob- by, I guess, is my work ... " "The view which I hold with the greatest conviction is that Ezra 1bayer was right in observing that the central tragedy of tile is that there are only 24 hours in the day," writes Cox. His youthful smile seems as fresh as the day be graduated magna cum laude from the Harvard Law School in 1937 and went to cJeok for Judge ~ned Hand in the U.S. Court o{ Appeals in New York. Cox, called by those who know him best ''a troubleshooter w1th a passion for printj,ple" and "a man of u n compromising integrity" seems to feel · most at home in the ntldd.1e of controversy and turmoil. Drafted In 1968 by O>lumbla University ln New York to head up a five-member com- mission to investigate student uprisings, firm-banded but flexible, CM: was later given prtsidential powers by the Harvenf Corporation to quell the student upheaval In the wake of. the m&111Sive police "bust" of 19159 in Harvard Yard. In addillm, he bas~ suc- cessfully mediating I a b o r disputes Involving New England tenile lndustriea, railroad companies, a n d teachers' unioos since the ear· ly 1950's. Cox jokes 11\!lt he comes "from the provinces,''-but--he is no stranger to Washington. A lif~ong liberal Democrat who ran and lost as a Muskie delegate to the National Democratic Convention last July, Cox served as U.S. Solicit« General mder both the Kemedy and Johnson ad- minlstratiom. Before that, he worked as ooe of Sen. Jahn F. Kennedy's closest labor ad- visers and formerly served &1 chairman of President Tnnnan's Wage Stablizatioo Board In 1952. Co<, who baJ1 a ,.lid ttpllla· lion for "being his own _man., and "never being buffiloed,'' demonstrated &ls in· dependence resigning after four IDOll.ths on the board when Mr. Truman ovemtled the board and approved a wage boost for coal miners. ATI'ENTION TO DETAIL . ' In the classroom, Cox ... hlblts a keen, meticulous at· tentiveness to detail aocla dry New England wit "Socrates bimse1l could not be more probing,'' conn1entld one ~er abiJot Ott. who fires questlom at his studenla from the !root of the n>Om where be frequently lila in 1 chair wttb ooe leg_ draped over the arm. ' Sln1ly aft<r Won! w_. D when he joined the llarvud faculty' Co< laugbl not Ol!ly Attorney Goneral designate Elliot Richardson but also Samuel Dash, the chi e f counsel for the Sen ate.' s s p e c i a I investigating com- mittee on • the Watergate break-in. Cox. who admits his .. ..,.,._ parative inexperience 1n the field of criminal Jl<""""lltloo" told tbis reporter after the aJ>- llOW1<elDODI ol his nomloa- tioo. •11 doo't mind acceptirlri the job because it will be In- teresting, cha11enging, and in- volve hard wort -1.ll the pleasures of life, you. tmw. When lightening strikes, you have to 'do the best you can." Study Belly Dancing? Go to Heliotropt: U. -' ' LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Ever had a hankering to learn loom weaving, oU painting or gounnet cooking? Or, wanted to take lessons In belly dan- cing? NQW, lt is possible lo learn about all these and more because ot an experiment In higher educatloo c a I It d Heliotrope, "the open W'liversi- ty,'' a catchall for lnstrucUoo in nearly everything Im· aginable ll1at C8l1llOl be found in the traditional classroom Mlting. In fact, at Heliotrope, there. aren't any classrooms at all . Classes RN! held In the hqmes of pnleaors who, by the way, can teach llt tlieff own fields of endeavor w I t ho u t any a c a d e m I c qualifications whatsoever. "Heliotrope picks up where formal educolion leaves off." aid David Mermoo, 32, Its dlrectot. Hello la the Greek word f<r f!Url, and trope meam "turning toward.1' Mannon bas -"lurnlJlll people toward the IUD" ever since he founded the project five yeMS ago 1n San Francisco. "We'll ofter almo<lt anything that someone is interested In learning about," said Marmoo, a gradllate ol Hll?lld Ln School. HAnyooe can wait in here and propose a class IDd II other people like the idea, that's groovy." u belly dancing or loom weaving don't happen to be your bag, that's groovy too, becauae at H.eliotrope, Mannon said, there I 1 something for everyone. Tho,se Inclined toward the offbeat, for example, rillght consider lessons in "beginning tarot," "blo body massage" or "how to keep 'em fat and happy" - planis, that ts. I .. ' ~·· .. 1.·• °}\ I .\ ~·. ., S.odot, M11 27, 1973 • • ' ' ' I . ' . . . .;. ' , . ). . ·. · .. Special buy bikinis. ~Atjust5. you could have a di rent one for sunning,. surfing or just sitting around. \'1110 could ask tor anything more? A 1peelal buy on bikinis, now, when the whole summer's still ahead of you. And what bikinia. Halter necks, ring ..tylea, side tied suits, much more. In colorful prints or sunny aollda.All ot euy-care acry1ic. Doesn't it pay to start a collection? Fami boat shoes. 299 . ' A boat oxford for the whole family. It's made of touch wearing cotton duck wlth'l cushion Insole. Skid-resistant outaole. Many colors to choose from . Youth 1ize110-12l'l. Women's 5-10. Men'l 7-12, Boys' 3-11. All JC Penney stores wlll be open Memorial Day noon to 5 P.M. JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the fo!lowlng stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Buch (714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beech (714j 892-7771. ' I HARBOR CENTER, Cost• Mesi ('714) 646-5021 . ·' ' DAILY '1LOT A JI T ' ! .~,J!..._.~~·~·~·.-IW~l-Y~~~µIT'--~-=~~....,.:S~""""::::!!'~...,::0...::2~~~1973:;,: ' 3 Years r • ... P'ho!O MEDICAL STUDENTS IN CLASS IN CANTON Almost Half of China's Doctors Are WonMn He Got a Lemon Irate Buyer Shoots Auws LONDON (uP!) -As Ray- mond J. Bullard drove his newly acquired used car home from the showroom, the steer- ing went and a host of odler problems cropped up, said tiis lawyer. The sc:_ijer refused tJ do anything about it. So Bullard, 25, stormed into t·he ~ room and tossed a home-made fire bomb. When it failed to ignite he puUed out . ..-~f ohotgun and started ohootlng. He pleaded guilty to damag- ing three Jaguars, two Mercedes, an Oldsmobile, a Formula Four racing car and two other cars. "A lot of people who buy cars are dissatisfied," said Judge Christmas Humphreys_ "But people must not take the law into their own hands." He fined Bullaro $500. Chinese Medicine: A Doctor • Ill CANTON, Cll!Da (API -alllce houn Ub ~. cllldJnc...,,. ptjd DlOllO)'. "battloot docl<ln" who sre llblGtlcs, ho""""", b Ir th CGUlll>Y u oiemban al mobllt They oome to medlcal ICf>ool '11>ere fl 110 prtnle pnctlee. Up to hall the studcnls In the Ont OOl!tacl for any CCltlfOI pillJ, with the COO-teams. « to ~up - llnlclit from the farm, fao. '!be Clllneoe "'"9 ln'lmpltih ~ medical ochoofl are medical care !0< peasanta snd stfll puttJng heavy omplwls fe< a time, as a JllelllJJ o1 tory or lmlY-U>d cllllJcl, U>d •-!IT WClllCll. !Jl American ocbool&, fac!ory workers. "' hori> medldnes and uPl'8dfng rural beAllll care. Three ,.....1ai.r, they go more likely to mll<e -ltflal>out!0-1. '!'bey give fint-sld, vsc-acupuocture. k A--"· ever• medlCll •-c• •--......... ~ u fUJJ. calls. 'Ille Chloete studetll ls aboot cinalions, family pl&Mlng In· U.S. pbysld""' are now ta • ~-.., ' ua • •-ui::, .., ....... !.(al Am · boy lrl __ , · ~~-1 -•-·bas to serve this way, • fledged doct«a to b r In I An encan or I can ZS years old wtleu he beCkW &tructl'"1 and are lnstruded to Ing a curious -even ou~ ·~~ • medical care to their people, apply to any medical school active practice. 'l1le American pssa upward, Utrougb a dWn look at both ~ IJlll euept the qed «the 111. ' \ lndudllg thole In fll'CIUI prov· and II a<cepted poys hl1 own lllUllly ll about 30. lle'o _jone of clinics and boopltsls IJlll borts to · evsluol< tbom u Medical ICOOolo ..,._ect lnces. way, maybe with llcllolsnhlp Utrougb lour years of cou.ge, medical aldlfl, -patients ~~.....i. dltiona to American lrslnlng time down lo' lo aw ... std, and IOllle scrape their four years of medlcal school whooe problems are beyond ,.____ • Tum1ng out 1 doctor in way tbrouch. More than 80 and four years o( internship, their own ablliUes to treat. On graduation, the new Y~ by •11mtnatirlc amt One )'Un, following high percent or U.S. med I ca I residency or other training. Part of the concept seems to chines e doctors are OOW'5e5de3Cribed u not really/ school edue1ti<Q, ii a practical student& come from fam.ilie! M for some limilarities, be that the fUll.fiedged doctor distributed by the government es.wnUAI, or redundant. ~ Chlnese ao1wtt' '° 8 presalng earning more than '20,000 a both oountrtes are traini.Dg should not be spending his or system in ways oot detailed to a college may give a ltudent Chinese problem. year. The Chinese student is 1ma.ll annJes of specialists her time dealing with minor us, to different levels of prac--onJy 17 oouraea now compaMd The People's Republic of nominated to go by the people and wlstanll serving oo the di!eases or problems. Ike. with 30 to 16 prevloUJly. C'llina simply need8 many of. hls commune. If accepted, overall medical team. In Both medical systems use Doctors in city j obs Intemablp 11 included 1D tbe more doctors, and quickly, for his expenses are paid, ln-China tbl.s includes the modern . drugs, such as an-periodically go out into the third year. s population ranging up to 8001----'----'----------------'--'::..:_-----'-"'==::c_:::c.. ______ .~------ milllon peo_ple, many of whom until recently never bad even rudimentary health attention. And C2>ins wants doctors especially in rural areas where 80 per=t of her people live. The atlnese sysl<m of delivering health care differs slrlidngly, of ooum, from the American way -the one under tight government con- trol, the other h I g h I y ind.I vldualistlc -but there are some lri.m.Uarltles, too. As for some main dU· ferences : Many Chinese doctors may be paid just the going wage everyone else receives in his locality or commWle. Others in senior positions m a y receive a good deal more. But the range of earnings seems far narrower than in the United States, judging from a few examples of incomes cited to visitors. An American can aim for a medical spsclslly by choice, and make II If be qusllfleo. The Cltin,.. who hopes to be for uampte a turgeon may get his wish. But be goes where the government P.Jdges he is most needed. ''The social _cooscleitce of the student Ia so elevated, he puls public need ahead al his own desire," .says Chiu Chia- Hsiang, leading member of the Jtevolutionary Committee or governing body of the Shang- hai Secood Medical School. Chinese doctors do not keep 15%off girls'swimsuits. When it comes to budgets, we don't make waves. Sale&<> Reg. $l. Halter suit has nylon knit top, polyester boy4eg bottoms. Strlpe1 Ind aolids. 7 IO 14. Wrap up your windows in satin and sheers. We've wrapped :Qp ·a neat price. Just $3 5'? a yard for both • . ' ., .... ...... . ,. ',,' .,.. . ..:~. ... ' ~-.. ~·~ '""; ;, .. .. 1·· ' . 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NsY'( pol yest..-denim tank auit with tnchor, lace or nail head trim. 7·to 1"4. ' 'AD ;JC 1'8nney stores wlll be open Memorial Day noon to 5 P.M. JC Penney We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: J , FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714j 6+4-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntlf19fon BHch (714) 892-ml. 1' HARBOR CEJffl:R, Costa Mesa (714) 646-5021. ' I ' I I W11111 Ulf Clrears • . .:· '--::-----' Sl/lldu, M01 Z7, 1'7J POW Plans ·to Unse·at McGovern DAILY l't~Of .. Al Cab _Ridea Up :i: tmr YORJt (AP) .:. ,..:: irloo boo w ,,,. • JouaC:• Ill Omni ...... -··· WASRJNaroN' (AP) -A 11 •"fl lo be relUetance on ~ local officials believed ed aoy questioos or p<QlestJ s-te 11011 1-. ,,__ MWQ ...,_ ,..._ nlumed POW ...., -., i-. pUt ., _ military ol-nor-• action in con-wllb the ""1to&oo u a mull Idol a,_..,, "U my bealtll Mayor John Y. ~· .,._, Sm. Georle MoGc>vml lldals ID taD"' publJc pos!ttoa -with publicltioo or hLs ol 'lbonneu' stotelll<llts. ii IUdl that I UD pt out ol ed 1 bW lut -tho ~ ..... bomlo "":;' ':i a~I:: that mJibt IOODd crltlcal ol an artlcle In the COP monWy When auod last w eek 1lll ltfV!ce In time lo eam-:::. ~to 'r.o =,;::II lo polJUcally tinged sta-. _. """' -t nearly six "dld violate the spirit" or an whether he had decided IO run palp In the primary, that IJ M ror each addltlooll half 'Ibe Air Force u .vs lt acted ye.an in ,North Vietnamese Air Force regul1lion carrying against McGovern f.or the my No.. l cbq4ce." hour. .; Clj)Uvify ind wbo repol1e<lly out that directive. \-'-'==-:;111iiiliiimmilil~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliii1iiiiiiijjl;;:=---·' after an arUcle siped by U . la uodtr Consideration for the The Air Force added : ~ Col. Lee K. Thorsness of SiOUI' Medal ot ft ''Air Foree officials have \ !-. ~allsi S.O . .;i~.Tt,:f~.,!'.; °'! 'lbeAil?":·,.,.a!lced1or COWl!elod Lt. Col. Thorsness YOUNG PEOPLE'S ART .; a:~tfl!: publication of 8~ its positlOi\ a week ago . Its and have advised him to re-::. 1 1 Co reply came only after train as long u be is on activr .... ::=~lean N 1 t 0 n 1 11\\. repeated prodding, and said a duty !rom any public statC'-1 Cou~ty'• B•1t Now on Exhibit :.:: ,_ -•ec1 •'--review sbo1¥fld that Thorsness menta or written articles] ,. The articre atta~ ~ did not violate" specific pro-"1licb have any partisan, poli -~outh (!oast ua ·::: antiwar stand taken by the hibltioris in a Defense Depart-tical connotation." :, senatord.lringb.illl72presl-,,.~men:!~t~directi~·~~ve~.~~~~~~A~spo1<;:;-~-~··~f'.fr~~v~em~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:_~ ·: . · dential race. But it also Wd that Air said the ;;;~;,. had not k>dg-• • ""We learned some new words in ort today. . teacher sprayed paint all over his clothes." The 1'1 would DOW lib' to Ml'V9 my muntry in ano1ber ny: as a UnJted Sta.tel eemitior /" Aid 'lbonnea. "I am from the lllata ol SOulh Dabta u II Sen. George MoGovem llld I look forward to the .,. portunlty to mino blm at some tuture date." Thls was not the flnt Ume Thorsness Md eapreued theae and almllar views pul>licty since hLs nitum to the United States. Bob Crown's Deatli Evens Penalty Vote When asked about t h e ,. political $tements, there i. By PJUL HANNA Capitol News Service SACRAMENTO -Bob Oovm's untlmely accidental death is a severe blow to the State Legislature and to his many friends. Always a popular assemblyman, lhe 52-year-old Crowl\ (0-Sacramento) was chairman of the Assembly Ctimlnal Justice Committee which is facing a tough decision on whether to revive capital punishment in Callromla. Crown was frequently at odds with Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti (O.Van Nuys). lie had hoped to become .. speaker with support from the Liberal bloc of assemblymen, but MoretU had n1orc strength. After two years of bickering the two strong lawmakers came to a meeting of the mind.s and Crown was given his committee chairmanship. An expert In fiscal matters, Crown served eight .ye.rs as chairma.n of the powerful Ways and Means Committee under former Assembl y Speaker Jess Unruh. Minette Carter New President Lawmakers on both sides of Minette Carter of Hun- the aisle were saddened by his tington Beach is the new death. presldmt of tbe Orange Cout Conservative Assemblyman College chapter of t be Frank Lanterman ( R • L a American AMoctatioo of Canada) who. served on the University Professors. Ms. Ways and Means Committee Carter, an instructor of with Crown for many years French, succeeds Spencer said, "He was an ex· Crump who teaches traord.inary legislator w h o joumallmt conducted hearings with in· Russell Millar, associat.t tegrity and compassion. I shall profes,,or of political sclenct!! always remember Bob saying, and history, is the chapter's 'Be Kind,' and that in Itself is new secretary. He succeeds a beautihll legacy." Mlna Hutchinson, aSsistant Crown's death leaves the professor of home economics. Crimina l Justice Committee · divided equally, three to three, Kid £ 'k T on the subject of capital s I. e" 0 punishment.. With a hearing on , · the death penalty bill due June · · 5, Mo~tti must ~ake a choice Ask A ndv of which man will replace the Alameda chainnan. v New kind of skinny dipping. Playtex Slim 'n Trim® swimsuits. ' .; 'V-,f ~' "" "' ~ , The wing~away collared overthlrt in a brilliant array of prints. Machine washdbte polyester; Sizes 38 to .(4. 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HARBOR CENTER,,Costa Moso (714) ~5021. ~I It takes a special knack to design for plus-sizes. Sportswear Carnival's got it. All JC Penney stores will be open Memorial Day noon to 5 P.M. JC Penney We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M at the following ato,..: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTE·R, Huntington Beach (714) 892.7771. , i HARBOR .CENTER, Ccnta Mesa 1714) 1>46-5021 . ) .. • ' 1 1 I " • --__,-..·--~ .. - A l4 l!liliY '1lOT · Yl COunty Firm Burns Secrets., Hut Asks Bids They Don't Go Up in Snwke Gel8 Degree Hicks Receives 15-year Pin Nina Kraut, dao«)lttt al Dr. SANTA ANA _ Orange Ganim Grove, who -b Irr and llln. Ben)amln Krau~ c:.umy Dlllrlct Attorney Cecil Ibo county Rood Departmellt !Ml CojJri <lrcle, c.cta M... Hkb wu IDIOOJ 14 ((IUlllf Wjlll<ld all reclpl<nUJ, roceivlng wtll ,_..., a bocbelor ol am ~ roceivtng JS.year a !$-year 1wanl. decree In blsU>ry from PltJer wvlce plnl Ibis ...,, from Gerald B. Hayes, Dana CoDege, a.ttmont, June 10. the County B o a r d ol "-•rt 'On Center She ls of If d t· Supen1aon. Point, Probation ...... .,.. ment, By RUDI NJEDZIELSXJ they are not top secrtl papers the need for landfill dumpa. aeniors one gra ua mg Olarles I. Patterso n or rece ived a 20-year pin. SANTA ANA -Threat ol Of -Dally ll'Ulll' Sr.ff but "hard" JterN such u Further, dettruction b Y.-:~;;~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;:;;;;;;:;;,...,~ the loss of a $250,900 if"&nt GARDEN GROVE circuit boards used in defense otbtr methods is not always I from UC Regenta: bas prompt· Hushing up secrets h a s applications. complete, making the local e 4 0 r a n g e Co u n t y become big business. GrO§man's firm a I a o garbage dump one of the 1Upervisors to go to bid on an And with ao man y govern. destroys confiscated weapo111 favorite haunts of government "'115,000 Orange Co u n t y ORANGE COUNTY mcnl docume<>ts, psychiatr1st•s and drugs, includlng mari· and induslrlal spies. Medical Center <OCMC J un-recorda and splcy love letters juana. for law enforcement Grossman'• nnn terms its provement program. '-----------' gelling out recently, Alfred agencies without getting the security 8 y 1 t em "im- SUpervisor Ralph Diedrich Groesman believes there are whole neighborhood hlgh. penetrable" and 6nploys arm- earlier called for a 45-day enoogh lo foond a nationwide The charges are based on ed guards to supervise in- dela · k UCJ Pl the amount of recoverable asso~i!d ;;:j::. bids on the ans :~~:Ofl~edicated to their de-material, sueh as the silver ~~"~1:r:~ transportation from destroyed film, c.'Opper Supervisors. however, set a Grossman, president of Clients can either have them late June bid opening on the Russian sec u r i t y Environmental wire, and even gold . picked up or bring them in contracts. The action means S)'stems in Carden Grove, 'OESTRUcrION' themselves. They are allowed the county will be able to already destroys tru1lions of One cootract Grossman's to witness the destruction pn; decide on spellding $530,IXXI for Commum' ty dollars worth of secrets in his company currently f u J f i 11 s cess and padlock the m- the improvements ln lime to --first plant. calls for the destruction of cinerator while the flames are "conserve" the UC grant. When he gets through with surgical heart valves. 'The at work. The $250,IXXI is the re-IRVINE -A Russian· them, about the only thing small gold pins inside the Grossman, owner of a mainder of a $1 million grant speaking community, open for they're good for is growing valves are recovered by set-bookblndblg firm which the university has had some public enrollment, will be tomatoes. ting the incinerators to • specializes in office records, difficulty giving the county. created on the UC Irvine cam-"The ash that's left over "colder" burn which destroys said 1lf entered the secret Unless spent by June 30, UC becomes an excellent bonding the plastic housing but leaves business after customers ask-nu .. , June 24 through July 15. t f f 1·11 " says th · al I Jrvlne vice chancellor for r-agen or er 1 zers, e precious met ntact. ed him how to dispose of un- buslness L.E. Cox contends, Participants in the first UC[ Grossman, whose two mam-The "thermal destruction" needed confidential volumes. the ~oney goes back to the Russian Institute will learn or moth incinerators are capable process, Grossman says is "And my kids had been atate. improve thei r knowledge of of wiping out lO tons of ~crets superior to the shredding or knocking me out with this R . h in an eight·hour day. pulveriz.ing o f confidt>ntial logy b Through last week's action usStan throug a program of Grossman ler-· the process . 1 be .t d eco it, so we made cer- d I '""' materta s cause 1 re uce1 · tb t lh Id the boar will be ab e to total immersion in the "thermal destruction." Burn-tam a e process wou be award contracts on lhe work language and culture. Students ing causes pollution, thermal as environmentally clean as be£ore June 30 as called for in will be hou:;ed in a dormjtory destruction does not. Scout Dinner could be," he says. the contract between UCJ and The furnaces, about as big If the Garden Grove plant, th I oo campus and will associate · .... · · 1 e coon y. as a freight car, are fueled by SAN JUAN CAPlS'rnANO Jn uus1ness since as t Diedrich agreed with other with native Russian speakers gaS" burners which cook the -More than 200 scouting February, proves a successful supervisors that the bid~ and teachers. secrets to a maximum of 2,500 leaders are expected to attend venture Crossman plans to in· New Clinics Now Open COST A MESA-HUNTINGTON BEACH medical weight Lindoro's unique program is o safe and practical method for the entire family to lose weight and learn how to maintain proper weight ... under the strict supervision of Medical Doctors_ reduction Coll for inlormo1ion Monday lhru F1idoy 8 AM. to 6 P.M. 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Stol• Coll1'9t M.c!Col lldt. shQuld be called for to protect There are no prerequisites degrees Fahrenheit. the El Camino Real District stall his incinerators in other the county's grant from the for the course, and it may be Afterburners in ea c b Annual Recognition Dinner at.,_va_r_IS_o_f_l_h_e_co_u_n_try_. _____________________________________ _ university. taken for nine units of credit. smokestack: vapori?.e the Marco Foster Junior High,• Impro\·ements slated in-Applications and information smoke, malting the emissions San Juan Capistrano, June 14. elude $574,IXXI for parking lot "about as close to zero u you Three scouting leaders will expansion to add 700 spaces: requests should be addressed can get." be recognized for outstanding $100,919 for remodeling the to Room 414, Com pu te r The materials destroyed leadership, and sever a I physicians-on-call rooms, a Science Building, University come from the govP.mment. leaders will receive Veteran pediatrics area and the Extension, UC Irvine, 92664. the armed services and Scouter Awards for long-time cafeteria. and fllt,000 for im-92664. private industry. Sometimes service in scouting. proving the air conditioning in 1-------------'----'-----"---'---'---'-_::_:.:_::.:.:_.:::_.:..:.:.::::::'.'.: ____ I operating rooms and adding window air units in the cafeteria. Diedrich's call for a delay last week was based on the current negotiations be tween the county and UCI over the construction of a teaching hospital on the campu s and a reduction in lhe number of beds at the medical center Crom 515 to 315. Death Notl~es GUZIK S•••ll Guzl t. 9tlowd mott>er of L-· trvlng •rid fl•atr1ce Guzik; loving 1111er ol 5of>nlt Yl>U~•m•n l(r11Qlll and Mur ••v Ltt 101t. .Aloo 1urv1v..i bY ti• gralW:khlldrtn. S.rvlct~. lVt!tday. 1 PM Covrt1 of T. Na(l1 Chll~I. Ml Sln•I Memorl&I Ptrk, Lot Ar>e1f.ie1. Famf1v •1111· O~•IS memorial conlrlbutlOt11 IM! made to cnarl•v ct vour dlOICt. Ml . Sina• Mortu•rv, Olrec!o•~. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCL!FF MORTUARY Ui E. 171b Sl.. 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Sc"~ll Tiii' sM!om"n! w•• !l!-.:1 wll~ '"t C~"~ ly Cler~ of 0•11ngt Cotmr~ on MtV 1, 191J 1"'1S'll Publ;sh~ 0••"9• Co.>1! 011lly Pilot, Mt r 13. :xi, 11, 11nd Jun~ 3. 191) 1•10.1) PUBLlC NOTICE -l"ICT!T10US llUSINl:SS NAME STATEMENT TM followl"ll P9<1°'1 11 dolnQ bu•lnru " THE WEEOClllE , 16101 ~~"1n9C111l1 51,, 1111nllngton ll!•cn. C• onut "ltll•1t Merit Wor•"lnqlon. l:xl1 £ 1~111 St , Weslmln11fr C• 91Ml Tiii\ bullr>eH !I DelllQ UINIU<I~ DY •n IPdl vldv•t llltlil1 M. Worlhln1•:in Tllll J!•ltmtnt w•l 1111'(1 w•th ti.. (.o..n. "' C.le•li. o• 0••"9t Counrr c11 M•r ??. 1m " 111•1 P11bll)h~ Ort noe Ca.o11 D~•IY P >11• I MtY ''·•"<I Jullt l 10. 11. 191) 1\fJ 11 PUBLIC N'UTICI.-: -FtcT1T•ous 11u11Nt:is I NAME STATEMENT The lolk>wlllQ perlOn Is !ll>ln; bu\•nt• 11 OL VMPIC Si'\L(S, P 0 l'lo• •57' S•ll· 11 Ana. C• nm (llJM S!•nd,,•d. laMt Anl , Ct 111(11 Wl'f... PalJI $f!IHt\, l:mA •ra!>dtrCI Av• .. Slnlt A111, CJ< Thlt b<JllMU II conc:hx;!~ bY 1tn I~· 111v1c11111. WtYM P. Smit" T"'' 1t•t1motnl w11 fllecl •ll'I lhe C-· 1,-cierli. ot ()('1~ county on M11 1. 1tn ,.,,..., Publl•N<I Ort"llt (0111 Otlly Ptl(rl, M•v 70, 7r '"° June J, 10, lf1l 1116-1' Wait 'til you see the shaggy shag, the smooth loop, the ~u~ texture, theb.~µncy rubber backing 1nourtough nylon .carpeting. And wait 'til you -see the prices. 36~.yd . 'Cascade' continuous fili· ment nylon pKe with a mutU·Jevel loop textunt that does a great job of hiding soil and footprints. Available in four aoUd decorator colors. 35 2 .yd. 'Cornerstone' of continuous filament nylon just snips-to-fir. O:hoose from three tweeds all with a tough level loop surface fo r lon g life and easy care. ~.yd. 'Chateau' ol Dupont 501• continuous lilament nylon shag 1n solid or !weed colors. II you don't know e1rpetlng, know your de1ler. Panntya Miia only flrat qu1tlty broadloom from the coun1ry'1 flntat e11rpel mllla. JC Penney We know what you're looking for. Open Sund•y Noon to 5 p.m. at the following atores: Open Monday, Oec>rttion Day. 12·5 FASHION ISLAND, Newprt Beach 1714) 6+4·2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Hun :ington Beach 171 4) B92-7771. Cl-icillenge the News Quiz 0 • 0 01-i Saturday's Family Page ~~~~~~~~~ \ Count on us to come up with great savings for Mem~r.fc!lnnpay. Stores will be open Memorial Day noon to 5 P.M. Sale 5378 Reg. 419.95. Here's our fully transistorized 100o/o sol id state TV~ Soli d state means you're likely to have less frequent repairs and lon ger life expectancy. Chroma·Loc- color/tinl control. 19 .. screen 1neas. diag. Sale 12995 R09. 139". 5000 BTU air condrtioner has 2 speed fan and cooling power, air exchange control to exhaust stale air and 10 position thermostat cont rot . lexar;ie case won't chip or rust. 6,000 BTU, Reg. 154.95 ............. Sale139.45 8,000 BTU, Reg. 179.95 ··-··--·Sale161.95 Sale 5338 Reg. 3ti9.9S. Portable color TV fea1ures Chrom ... Loe'" color and tint control and Quick-Pie'" for Issler picture and sound. 19·· screen meas. drag. Sale prlc9• effective thru Saturday. -. ' .. _, -~ ! Sale 5338 Reg. 369.95. Table model set has Chroma-Loe• and Quick·Pic .. for top color performance. Automatic line tuning; wa lnut fin ished wood cabinet. 19 .. screen meas. diag. Sale 215 95 Rog. 238.95. 11,500 BTU air condi1ioner With tllt'"()Ut filler !Or easy clean~ng. Features 2 speed fan and coc:>l.rng power. ad1ustabte air directors and 10 pos1t1on thermostat control. 14,000 BTU, Reg. 299.95 ........ Salo 269 95 15,000 BTU, Reg. 239.95 ... ·-... Sito 215.95 18,000 BTU, Reg. 289.95 ........ lalo 260.95 22.000 BTU, Reg. 309.95 ........ s ... 278,95 24,000 BTU, Reg. 339.95 ........ Salo 305.95 28,000 BTU, Reg. 359.95 .. , ...... Salo 323:95 JCPenney We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: • I Open Monday , Decoration Day, 12-5 FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach 1714) 644-2313 . HUNTING TON C~NTER, Huntington Beach l714j S92-777 I. l ' ' I , )I ,. lo M M m al ID M h 0 K Ir 0 D ni re la wl • • • SuM1•)'. M.., 27, 1971 J:llndy Scenei Fun,, Ga .s, Death oodstock' '¥ ~At 'Middle America's LOOK WHArs NEW FOR THE GALS FROM THE GRANT BOYS LADIES DEPTI ... : ... llli Ill " 1U 1io11f 1111111 1:..=~·it:~r~·j 01e nm. : 1"' 111111' iOo. C.....ol tll'dltl hall a lftllu.iOI ..'fet. Uv.11 l!iill Oft fUll. ifi:·a..111. "' Jllll •· f\~~bJIJ 11...b.uu ~ .:':d Ollll' Iii lf JY lhN111h hl1 iaf• t• flll o1 11i111 l!lilllt or Strm'a. . : Cecil and Lal'rr, tI<>ked on a breakfast of eight brews, trying to jump their cycles over a 10-foot ditch and crashing on top or each other at the bottom in gales of Jaug!ll<f. ; "Hey, baby, you all want 10me male liberation?" "Jesus really loves us, man." "Ed, where the kids went to?" "Whatever. turns you on, }Q)ey" . . . "Here she is, folios, atralght lrorn Atlanta, Milt Dlxle Dew." MOB SCENE Wicked? Only kind of, maybe as bed as skinny-di!> ping in the Wabash. More like what writer Jeff Greenfield called it: Mld(Ue Amerlc:i's Woodstock. Or a turbo-charg· ed OlaulaUqua. For all the uproar on the track and off, there is something ratMr com-fed about Earth's largest mob ecene. 'lbe sin is almost -Jesome, a smiling serpent al a fllml\y pimle. Ono rule of Ulumb is ttiat a town deserves Ille orgy tt gets. htardi Gt-as in New Orleans has a Latin tinge and an antebellum aura of noblesM oblige-just like the city. 'Ibe Kentucky Ilerl>y I.! southern tradiUon and the T e x a s • Oklahoma footbaJI game in Dallas is a cowboy's Saturday night. 'r .. , ,..,. Great atylea now In from Redl to you via the Grant Boyal Summer la on the way and that meon• warm weather and lot• of aunt ·~ The Redl Sailboat h1ltert tops with smart enchort designs com• In red, white end n1vy. :\ I. \' ~,\ I ' . ' ; I I::· ... 'lf ; . .... .: . . • LETTING IT ALL HANG OUT AT llOOllT OllllNIWAllD IATUllNALIA IN THI• WOllLD -Oil NIXT red-; 'I" I • Strain, a ~ ''1bey experience a oonsensus oC reaction to a great feat being perfonned." Dr. Geoll!e A. Boyle, God bless him , a minister of counselling. comes near to the truth, noting the h u m 1 n psyche is made up of parent, adult and child ego stat11. "Most of us go to the '800' to let our child out to play. And th1t'1 hoall!iy." As Race Day nears, fields around the Speedway begin to fill. Local High SOciety does Its thing, looking oo the Wide Wheel Set about the aame way any well-born coosiders the chauffeur. diow their tat-. blut down 1ato1, lnllda tho lpHdway la CllrlstlaM. Exact attoadlllCt the rood whllo omaU fry 1111 quJll, tho track dark and emp-la not glve11. My lllbltue lrlond foot stve ,,,_ "'1 inl-ly awalllllc .1111 ....,....., lato. "Y' k'• so !ho drlvtr1 won~ -p•tond not to notice. PNCllUly on tlmo. I h 1 domand blQlr purna. The 11J11u1 Prta" workl rooketl flnl• into the pearl Th• emer1eney ho1pltal out of a psychedollc VW bue ll'lY dawn. The 1unn1l under 1tancla waiting behind the pits. crewed by beards and floppy. the track from G1te f ex· Someone I e t t e r e d the breasted long skirts. plod.11 with raoina motors, emtriency door from the in· Next door Ernest Eppen, 58, growlna lO:Uder and louder like side: ECNALUBMA lt read1 ii buS)' parking,cars on his 11 Hell getuna out for nct11 Wl· from outside. acre• with a staff or 22 in-. til the first a1Tlvl11 roar onto At 111.m. Tony Hulman, the cludlnt nva Boy Scouts. He's the infield, horns hard down Old Blua lrom Yale who owno,1----------------------------- been doing 11 IO years and b . to the darkness· "Man tho track, anncunceo: N } E List lo T _..:_d.._ __ doesn't like to got specific aymg ,.. · • "Gentlemen, start your ear Y veryone ens .l..AUIUenJ about what he makes out of it here I am . engines!" although it evidently beaU There ts• landrush for posi-·-....::.----------~-------------------------- ralsing soy beana. tion along the fences. View Eppen's lot ls right across assured, most curl up on the from Gate 6, a main entrance ground under blankets, girls to the infield. At5 a.m. tomor-and boys, parents a n d row signal rockets would children. woosh into the darkness and The 5W1 is up now, already the gates would open to a hot. Undershirts come off bar- stampede of vehicles. ing the soft .American un- Make trimming sheer dejight. With Disston shears and trimmers at ' • Indianapolis is an annual renewal Qf Ameri ca's Jove af- fair with the car, be it a brute with paunchy wide tracks, the camper wllh oticlr<rr from Yosemite to Acadia National Park, the boll!led-0p llooda wttl) megaphone e x h a u s t sUISe or the fannbred piclr.up wiUI lll11dlws In the rea<. Oblivious, the wws l.U.. abool in tile shade, beekonlng young maids in shorts and t-shirts (the tra bu fallen on evil days in lndlanapolis, too) to pull up a stool or check out the camper, all the while debating the merits of the beers that made their home states famous and the torque <Jf their roadsters w h i c h Detroit p<l'Sists in nanUni afler P"'datory jungle cats, eltjant suburbs or w i I d oo..e... Woodsmoke from a thousand derbelly to its rays. A safari and more campfires mingles of Sigma Nus trudges through with the .sweet smell of pot. the d\JSt. every other man Rock guitars thrum beneath bearing a case and lightening the roar of racing engines. A then can by can as they go. camper advertises "Female The crowd stacks up at the Help Wanted" and out front fences, in the grandstands the boy1 do their damnedest to across the track, and takes on get gtrlg or get drunk or both. a sustained gutteral ef its own . Penneys. ~ < Old Did IDIY be harried and bald, but ell Race Day be'• right ln there with A.J. Foyt vroomlDg the family bus at ultlmttA!~. "!'$>pie enjoy the sense of being with lluwi• cl oilier people,11 11td Dr.-Edward R. Oil Race Eve, Georgetown Road ou"1de the track is one gigantic frtff(\px'd:l., everyone roaming arou6d w a t ch i n g everyone elle. Mom and Pop drape 1111 tOOOqulto nettlrlg pon:h oulllde the camper and berblque steaka. A motorcycle rant from Dtytoo, arms cul elf ol tholr leather Jaoketi to We'veenew feehlon Image waiting · for you at our salon! LaMaur's Lemon Aid' Permanent $12.50 Frosting 30'%. off Special now $14.00 Both from creative hands Each includes shampoo & set ,._ ... _illi'llW'lllV~ L IRING TMll COUf'OM-IX,.IRIS JUMI t J ---------llttrM'Klwtl Mt.. Jen I Mhs ~ .. 19 While the horde i1 at Its The liomi will toon have at the '• Bridal couples. Our diamond wedding ring sets. Bride's sculptured set hAI .20 carat round diamond. brush- textured 14K band. '197 6nde:s modern de!lgn set fuis .20 'caral rNr- Quise diamond, f!orentine-te•1 ured 14K band. '215 ~ BEAUTY SALON lllust•.tllons itnllll'ged -All JC Penney 1tot91 wHI be open (lif/illill jC~";;~~; Aj>poinlmeOC• ""' olwoyo needed -"" -~ fine jewelry Use,...,. Wards Chartl·Aft We know what you're looking for. HUNTINGTON CENTER Shop Sonday Noon lo 5 P.M. It the following.-: 1n1 EDINGER -HUNTINGTON BEACH FASHION ISLAND, Newport Such 17141 644-231!. 1,__...;.._8_92_-66 __ 1_1_·_E_X_T_._2_50 ___ .J HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntingt~n leoch 17141192-7771 . ' J 2999 Dl11ton cordtea ahNb trimmer. Fe•turw 13Vr .. double edge blade with non-slick ooetlng. Battery oPerated with recharger. Olsston cordleu electric hedge trimmer. Feature11-4"' double edge blade and battery paok for greater running time and torque. Non-stlclf; coating on blade. Include• own rechiirger. 1888 Dias ton cordleu electric grau lhear. Featu'" 3"' wide cutting path and non-1Uck coaun:g on blade. Battery OJ)erated with recharg9r. On/oH twitch automatically shuts off. Appr0>dmately one hour cutting time · por lllulrgo. 14ss Oiaston cordless electric grass ahear. Features 3" cutting path and non·sllck coating on btade. Battery operated with recharger. Approximately 45 minutes cutting time per charge. 2688 Olaoton oonllon uptight gru1 lh11r. On handle control• '° you oan trim grau u yoU w1lk along. Feature• 3• wide cutting path and non-stick coating on blade. Blttery ... operated with recharger. On/off lwftch automattcelly shuts ..,.r. All J C Penney ltorn Wiii be open -.orial Day noon to 5 P.M. JC Penney We know what you're looking for. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .. M. at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 644-231 l. HUNTINGTON CE":'TER, Huntington Beach (714) 892-7771 . 0 ' • ~ •t I .e > e • • I, e • r d e n n I· I I I f .-• , S,lect , from m111y mod1l1 with tht equipment•that 1uih you. BIG Model with · automatic: trtn1mi11ion, powtr 1t..,rl119, powtr bral..tt, 1p1eiou1 .,...,a. , 1...a... a..utiful i.p~inted -kitch.,. with J lbum1r ·1to¥t, forced unit •httt, dt· , ha•• bathto-, 90 1amp 'battery, 1cr1tn J oor. and · oth., luxurie1 { S-l91']) . .. IMMEDIATE DElilYEIY ' • '\'-·. TAKE OFF TO SMOG FREE Ll:VING NEW 4 STAR MOTORHOME Fe1t11rin9 lit~• ,ie1ur1 llt..:1 llkllnl wlnctows w/remaYI· bJ1 tcr11"1, I•" inltrlor hN droom, 10 111ton bullM litlllr wltll M9hl ''"'" 2 111111 1•ftly v111t1. ~,.. tire & rim w/rKk lncluOlng ttllll 'II"'"" lull J" •~tr•.flr"' cus.lllon I. m1llr11111. 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'N JOY 19' Mini M··HOlplli '""" .. ... ..,.,..., ........ .,..., , .... ~··· 'tt. 11111 '""' ..,.,,,. ,.....,,_, iftllJO $7488 '72 PACE ARROW 24' MOTORHOMf ' NEW '73 BUBBLE TOP VAN CONVERSION Bubble top, p1n1llin9, cerpeh, rear din1tf1, r.td io, fully factory •quip· ~pt(. !S~r.·ll IAB3XI0406)) · Immediate Delivery ... ·N' NEW •73 , MEL·IMR MO TO RHOME Mini .liorne, f.ullv 1etf·contained, be•11tiful ha m• on wheal1. 6 c11, It." , refrig•r•t.o,r, 4 b11rn•r 1tov•, l60 engine, disc br1li•t, auttlrn•tic tr1!11mi11io,11, powtr 1teerir 9 .. !Sir. 0634941 Beach .. Cit¥ ... " •• • ·-., • - I 1 I l , 1 l 1 , hild;reff .. in. Society: rllo 11itjf ~ii ave ·Any · ltight$?- WI» ...-u • cbild """"be -project llllnoelt! What rlifita does • ·-uncles''ll b&"' In the ~ -! {ju Wllal ~ a DJ¥1or do' tbel 111 *'1t cannot do, and wb&I Is be prevented daiag? I ' .. . . . .. In almoot· an)'lbing they do, Amel'i<an "'""'81ero ·Qr • , <le~ !1!11 ~ ~:l!( ~, "t tJie llelire ol ;Midi:),~ .u,em.""""·t . TliO.v:.ax. 11!11 ~lio;il,;1' 10 anv, .bttore.ago. If. lille1'111't not ~ w11ew 1Je.Jdl1andtlmmrdi'-'~ rited· "X". ·sOmeooe . is always r trjlng.'to set tandards fer' tbe way Ibey dress~ bow they WW' their !lair, who their friends '.Bhooldboandwbattbeystudy. ',: A , lmolicjt in • all, tlll~ !a the .~·old American myth that "Father Knows Best.'··~~ . . · Arid many people consider ~ parents' right to raise their own children , witho!ll interference an Infallible andinalienable right. · •• To inter!~ is ·io ~ 1mpi>~\e and ,iJldistteet. . · · MOii\ pa<ep!l 'do know b¢i accoidlng to juvenl1e attorDey Tom Keenan. "In ~most·"""°"' we ,handle, the ·-ta ·are in contn>I e;: do the proper thing for tbelt' cbildi'en." ' . ~'~ts fail1o give lifelrchi1dren ·q;e,.;;.,/. ol food: sheller, love, aod ~tloi\, howe..,, disaster ca11 resu!H>ort!y"l;;;'.use soctety hesitates too •''long.to intervene in the~ relatioollll~ ' Deprivation ·Is not the only board, otbre& a ,cllild. Ped>aps more """"' • f !DOO. accorQipg to Dr. Mario. &,>!Stoo, • cbildJl!oy<;hologist with the COWJty, is · getting too much ol some thlnP. but not eqougb ~-' . 1 "OUr amueot >PcielY rea!!Y gav~ ch!Jdi,!n "" ~~ !hlnl&-and • Jell.them $r\IO\I for affection. ' ' ./ ~.J. • . • ' • ~ · · ·!Jilt 'who ""II legisllile 'Iove!"lhe ~ to tl\at,n,..~ advocaU!Ci by judges, , .1a~. :soc101og;m;· .. teachen, aod ~triata ..Ulle. is the most dlffii:ult to chart. .. · • ' Society dQes slightly better at leJl'.slatlng·,against •cbild abuse and cruelty. ; But even there,, !he al>ility of~· item to cape •Uh a problem depends 01i whether an adult .re~ visible Ql .pbysical alluse or whether the cbita bas the psycho10fjii'81 and erriotf ability to -''ldll:Oil'jlls own parents. , Aod if .hi< d'"5, he may hay>· to testify agalJ\SI ~ in cburt .. ~ testimOny -can send .bis palents to jail ;trlle he is kept in a straii.ft home. . . The child Who-surviv~, this, society's best effoH{'1ia .Ncicf, just as he is ' ·, lucky to survive the abuseS ·he has suffered at home. ' ' ;;~ · · . 1 :•It's often a terriJ>le situation," Keenan sajd. 0 W-e:\_'e ~ed to figure out . better wa ys but we stil{fleed much more evaluatioo." .I.~ ; i Another ticklish 11tuation is bow the child SbouJd be ~presentfild in family 4, breakups, Keenan said. · · · l In most dissOlutioos of marriqe, the wislies of the-d!ild ore ··entirely left '<, out, KeeDan safd, unless a custody baUle is lnvQlved. · ' " · · t: Yet olte1i' he bas the most at stake-arid is the least able to· resll'µcture a 1' new lilec•!I ol the broken "1hble. · " " ' t · 011ea· ty soci~· summed ii up !bis way: "A ddld Is slnall and a child · Is , , ess, He lias·to have help. Yet.how he g . belp who ·giVes It to C:: a continuing issue for society. Sometimes it ~ms f ..,tlle QDIY sur~ solutkio to the problems is growing up,-if he makes It,". · ' . •, ; ~ C• ' '· \ · l>ltlY PILOT ' ,. t ·:./;!: .:·Sf~TION B • Sunday, May 27,'1~73 ~ • • • ~ " .. t . ···~ t ·, ' ~· 'i, • • • • i . . . '<.,.... " ". · ~~ti ·-· u1utd~~~· uear~.f .'.' sO~,~s in ~i~eJf&re1ii.and ~·parents,· g~~ ~i ~~ p~~ ~lhe ~ ~~. ~~~ ~ ir!~~~-y.i :wattuDul a etlmlbli • .d ll ~to of age who. fr<rm any ca!"< is ln dan-students regularly skip classes, High advloe and the case was more or less neglected child, the pbysically dangerous and the warning that anitlWlc'illi· uya . deol Wltll a·allUllM ~a,lllM." ger. of leodtn~ em. idle, dtssol~,,J"1¢, r~. !lludents .. cao. b<j,c·,~ <n •1tlorgot~ . i:ded child, ·lho, ·des~e .anti home-rr111y be used against *1. •• . , . 'Tho, IOI ~--,~ u a pro. ~ tmmoral ltfe, 18 unthtn ~-jp~· iJM!llilea.Il for iii'~~ '.~Uthe ·~· town couris'kei\I records ' t ' child. , , I• . ' .' SecUoo IOI, part ol whlcb !~'.quoted at tsctkli,.SUmn<r ltated:'ADll lt gives • tio!' 01the1uvemle coU1't ~rna11; v-S1Man ·'Was found>tn the ~w: hotel~ ·rtJWnr,'W~~· ·""lost or£. ten. ·'; ~' ~11 clindi~ ;J~ ssumin the beginning of this article, U'the most pllnor the option~ awtd:lnl a crtm1na1 od1ud9e such a person to 6e,,"'°1d;·of 'at l'a""''--··•'t'"" "to""·'· he ,.. "~· ' · • ,.. · ·. . • ' ,.. · hi ·--'•' · · d g ' .... ~ the· court''· :m . 11-..ugu ne 'C8Se r a &t today, with pra cally infallible e s 1it=..1, ts JU g-controversial -because it applies to non· J'C'..vn&. , ~· ·. ' · ... "'Cailf ' W 'l' · GM . wa,t!11 .!!!. ·~ C(l<~~ln~ -~ computer '!)'~,. }YOll ll!!"h that button . «d }, -~ of the court and is pro-criminal behavior. AllOnleys for a minor often urge that f, 1 1• · • • ornia e,,~re -. etJ • .oc-:_·was ~· Ji:l.'leuile hiiD for and it .all comesOtit,",:~ said. , ~<i'8 ~ bY !he 11tate. Some people like Laguna Beach at-he plea~ guilty~~-vc:em;\dlred • ·"' .. lmtitutimis Code s,cnon l101 seY.eral days. , ~ 'lb ---:.1-( fi.a...,a. • i..,,..j-f '8e"CtioD. ·602 is the criminal section It tomey Barry Simons, believe that 60. 1 is less,, seri~s offense. . ~·~· 'whv' ~i..:. ' e JUV~·9 -~ 15 net'• rom 'll ' lnvar1ably the kid com out ••· ·'.J .~.,J4,N W~ _ .:••y : . ~ ~s 1.1. the hotel was newspaper! ~jgets in trouble, and patently unconstitutional and should be . ;, . . E7, . un: .• _, . ~'Of.~'~·P1tt~'•" , < no.i:-~y~eputable, ~ t~e hisrecotdaaii"seated''8tege18sothat · repealed. "ltptlhisheea-m1norfor4oing worse for it, SllDOlls 88.!d. The -non-'.Wh.n Cllris 1elhbts bome'iD ~ · -~.mil'~~ wbi~ suppos<dlybe begins lifuas an adult with "People who-' have become a _things ,whlch 'f"". ~ ol·11<1wln1 qp," = ~~:.i':'t au~l91~ ~one Friday. his iamn •.:....cht · ·u-• .. • cm • ' - a clean slate. t tod I t · teff 'Si®ns said. ' '' t" tiO} . ..._,, i .. 40 m'.i1es soo.tby f~ .cru~._-behavicn: bY peoplt ~ 18: .', "People who have become a great sue-grea success ay ove o ... f(e coodemnl'~eol clauae for piactng no,; . . w~-. AB ilUch, the nghta ol.=s m· cess today love to tell stori"'aboot their stories about their youthful. mis::'. juj'enile offeDders Under its-code ~-~~~%·~~~g~==· • , 'Callfonja. cqnlaln Jioleallal ' Wblcll youthful miscllief," SUmner said. "But h f 8 h Uruants tbose judgW WIOtllllroUable or -~.. ,,.,...,.. oql oo the road, however, i..eting , 'lf inflict¢ on adulls In the aoci~ would the same ootics in today's society woold c ie • ut t e same antics in to-idle:) ~ "'venll hall 'With ~ge 8.,. they become known," 5umner said. -· tn;lre.""" fresh ••• m his face he j•-'• "' d 1 · ty Id lly t e , '" . e 'Ille 801 code could be viewed aa the ..,-. ,--. •.~.C • .... ed -g breadles of r.,PY get them Into juveoile courts. It's ay s socoa wou rea ge_ offenders, ·-•ota,IJld tbose_ who have -···· by w"ch ·••-~a1 •-~•uttons' Cl!rllctocided-~4'!-· ... -· .. . ' ~-. • . ":.'"~ ~harder now." ltted-;i1rrtll'lmes ~~ •• ~ ~· um~ ~ ln!,Yeled l!OO Dill~ sou.th, aod wu "We .are stilH•· a .. ~~u timduol't Juveoiles.~do . ~ot Mye the right to 8 them into juvenile• court • • .'". • ~ &m!:'1 eed iha • ·the . ~ the coorts can "oop out" from their -t to cross ~-Mesicmr-when ttprdlng "'"'°"'·" JJidlij:Bnroe.SUmner jUr)1trial,.. bail, two of the hasicdauses . • ' · ,,,! ~"':;IOI oil!... la".::. ~~s\!°!s ::.i, help raise pod hl!·Wjll sro.,ped. ~ tbi, Orange Coll!lty 18J1i>e<ior cOOtt of:tdult !Dtliyidual .rig!its. . doq\!Omore harm than good by ._.,,Ing. ·"'Ille• sd1ools lhould be la""'• the ll-llirls bad been 21, ;!O, or 15, be migh~ · ol',)!e're still DOI quite sun. how to .!l'!ie ~ l&tlilit }u""1ile 't<la! is · ~erS miDort vlQiating la'!' ol the stste a W'ar,d of the court. . responsibilities for the Issues aet {:U, In b&ft kept going, enJoymg ~ adventure, ~~ \lith them,. and ll18lly of the ~.In the literal sense' a court of 1justice, or the~~~ ~s or who fail to obey a ~ eff~, hJs liberty ls taken away just 60l, '' he said. u00en all a child needs ln ol no aome, and envied by. mapy retOt1l"Cel of small town 'America are no · btft"at beftei/Qlent. ~ss int.ended to: l"P" ~ ~·: . , . as if be had .eommltted a crimina) of-many of those cases la some iocxl·'8ien- "!ork 9 to S. . l.~~~available to us." ~and guide yOung citizens. No sr>«d1c ~ts ~ ~ forth feue. _ ~dllclpline ,, • ,.,. • ; , . ~it happened. Chris, age 14, was sutnner, a former juvenile court judge, '-~ sectioos of.the California code for breaking a Jaw in tile,~ lse.ction. ·~But you . have ~ .. ~.-llJwt U.. , · U. is.the --.J.:'1';5, ~~t d 1 deelaJ;~ unc,ootrollable and made a ward ~ir!~'Out that in thi! old.days, a kindly g~ent treatment of juveniles within the Like an adult •. a ·mmor 18 1gr~, hlS .... ;Philosophy ~hind thfs IM!CU9'1'~';:·s~~. ~1· . 1 .~1 ' .,, · · (j ;~ Juvenile court. Judge .who often knew both young pr. ~process and define their rights. "Miranda" rigbfs ~ch inclUde ~right ' "'ijiid. ''The thought ls t:bat .we .. llldUJdn't'-.. _, .~1 ~See ELD'1RB, Pace ll 7.) ·' • ' ' . ·,If Yfll;l .h~ve p,,&, ~dy do~~ so, r.efer .~1 yo,ur lib!~• Union· Qa~ocue. ;· ~~ IU'ftdtie on·th~~~.lnsu.race tbrou~ any club office and prfv~ whleb. lilts botb 'bf .author, title and subject. Additl~ lnfo~ation b In·· 'ate tlilurllD(:e agenu. can aecare coverqe .by corresponding wftb MeJ:lca ' eluded in °Berb Growen Magazine," also available .. gb your IOeaJ ll· • ComPanfet. hrary. ' Med'-! Atton&eJi ' ' ' DEAR PAT: What recoor.se does a veteran have ln ·a -·case ~e &·team of two civilian doctors each ·made,A iwlnful, lalBe sll!leJi<enl in their rnedi· cal r~ ;Iii~ cVet.Oran•$. t.dminl<traiion, whl<lli baa,pfliced"the v+tertlit 1ri . an unia~ib1e position beflft the VA. Medical Board? A VA servi~ officer in· dl"*t<:<! )l,,!ll,~\ !J11'1'i/1li!t' a~Y,.~hould Ile ~~-\o~,;.p,....I th. veteran before lhe Medical lkilird ,to. ~ · lhe veteran's' 'condition could have been caused only b.Y injuries he' leceived, in the war. How woqld this veteran go about finding A medicaJ ~ attorney? · ' ·, : t' K. B., CNta Mesa Assumlns the veteran bu appealed b:ia case before die ,VA Medical Board unsuccessfully, the namet and 1ubtlequeat legal 1ervlcel of one of tbe various aUorueys speeiallzJng hi thll type of cues can be 1ecured ~y ealllng &be Law· yen Reference Service of (>tange County at 547-1381. Tbe.'lnttlal fee for this ,relerral 1~c.1,C0!1Sllllatloll' It $lt 1w,~ mlaut<s aod izo, for ooe boar. Addi- : Clonal lej:al.' ~1 Woulil be 1based 'OJI: ~ · sel'Vlcea required for thh 1pecl0c e11e. · , M'ere .. e;t."Me~ 1.m.relitt · · .. · .. ,. ' DEAR 'PA'l'o I'd llke to plbVide. lnl0nnatlon for your readers· ~bout an- other source. for obtailiiog MeDom automobile insurance, in addltlOn ' to the San Diego Visitor Information Cenler, whl<lli you publlshed In the May 13 column. A Los Angeles fitm, MacAfee & Edwards, can arrange to have Mes· lean 1Uto lfisurance writteCi bere,. with atr~ts made by. phone or mall . Yott\ilve them ~>)'ear. 'make, model 8"' ~number Of your car .alonl with 113 llceo!e nilftiher. 'Ibey entor lhlr.ln lheli',flles and lssu~ou a P,l .. lic credl~ card.1 whicb1 Wears a serial nwnllet' br ~~ account. 'Jbts is se~1 up pennaoenttt, WIMG 'you ptso a bip to ~'#Jl .the u&ur teleiil!ooe pumher on''lbe card, give the sei'lal numb,lir .. aod· Jour plaline\I days cl de- llarture and . n;tum. Tbe Insurance is aCf!Yated aU'tomattcaily and you will ~ biJledJ>y ~I eacll ,rnooth for coverip dui'il)g,!he "'8•~·number ol days You wet~>'Jn MexlDOI; 'Slnoe all auto losurt!n'oo-IS a 1ovemm~t )nonopoly In Mexico and r ates are set by lhe Me~can govemlfitnt~ . the \>rice for this coverage, Is exactly what you would pay a~ywhere; 1Tbls· firm's address ls 3l()j ,WiJihlre Blvd., Los Angeles; the phooe is 21~1. ' ' I H. e. Newport Beach Ev_ert'~lq yoa said checkt out, both with ·lndepellftllt lu1urence agenU I con~ atld the MacAlee & Edwards •lllee· Meile!.,. banling Uconses w!Ui all Ille acooinpaoyinf paperWOl'k aod other permits required, also are H11Uablt lllnagb Uito llrm. Soothero catllonla AlllolDlhlle Club members -' . ~ ' _.. ·' 'DfsafiUit11 B-fft• ' . , . , . · D_E,AR J"'.A,T: Is ux;re' some new retroacUve disability Insurance progr1lll\ that prov( .... beneftti. to survivors after a worker's death? I'm a<qualnle'l with a family that could use any help posalble at this lime, '!be lathe< waa ' ' aeviireti Ciisti6Jed for mootbS' liefff'.J6'-'ife'6iJl.''iMlt llid"nti':.oolv"tOt ~ ·fits while he was aliv" U you eould e.plain tile' Provlsloos ol-ih!s 'j>rogram, if there ia one, Pd ll•e to pass along the informaUon to this family. e. a., Dua Pein Application for dfJabWty beneftU may be filed after a worker'• cleatb under new provhions of the Social securtty law wldcb became effectlw ill January, 1973. This change appUes· only ht cues of deatha occarrlng after Dec. 11, lNt, for work en who became age IS In Feb., t• or later. An BJ>' pllcatkta had to be flied before Feb.1,lt7S, If the worker died 1n October, ll'JZ or ear Iler. Survivors now bave three moatbl after a dlsabled worker's deatb to fUe an application for bis retroactive dllabW&y tuuruce benefits. Tbe cbaage In the law does provide heoeftta to surv1 .... of .....un wbo were 1everely disabled for sb: monlbl Mf«e tllelr deatll, but failed to appl,y fol!' heaeftto. Tbese re-.Uve dlsabOlty paymellll are In addltloo to uy 1ur- vlvon' ~ti tlla~ may be Pl,Y•ble now or la the fature. • • ' '; f ~ • " ., •••• : •• • • -"~ !O • ..... , • • ~ ... Where's Bob .'lale1' · · . , .~ , · DEAR PA'r.: can you tell ·me what happened to Bob Hale and bis cartom weatherymap.,on tbe 6 p.m. news on Channel 41 It's been a real mystery to us. He Juat dlAppeared. J. B., Colta Meu KNllC-TV .. ,., departmnt uy1 Bob Hale reslped from CU-I ' Ill Ftbnw)' c. r$f'n to tbe Eut Here Jte II m•naslac • cartooa 1cbool. •oole Appr•l•ab Wanted DEAR PATo Will you please let me know il there is a plsce In the area I can .e( a very old book appraJsed? · D. S., Costa Mesa Two of tbe better known boot appraisers, 'l'be Book Center, _, N. MUI St., Santa Ana, and Dawton'1 Boele Shop, 535 N. Larcbmont, Loa Aqelel, we no& In your Immediate vicinity, bu& a teltpbone inqu.Jry abou&· yoar book to either or tllese lirms mighl be worth wbtle, Olber C!\'UDtry book ,_ lffer- lnJ appralnl ud bay111 Mrvleet loct..i., Book Sall;'-WI w. Lillc:ola Ave. Anaheim; BooUnu, lWJi Gardt11 Gre•e Blvd., GAiien Grove; E1111B1tkut1 I< Bou!lque, ltll ,Brea Blvd,, FuUertoo, ud Boo• Bazaar, llt N. lhrW • ~lvd., FuUcrioa. •. · ! • \ •• -· ' IWlY I'll.OT Good Deed People Sundor ..... 'rT, 1973 --tho old bJch llChool dQI .... .,..iu.tlnc olwnnl m-11111 o( ,,. ....... -day. -1 '11ool ...... hM lq baon fUl/Uled for Netijioft ~ -·· Mra. Sytvta 8-.... ci..· Willia"-> """ will be ~ =~ at tho ....w Hol)1WW -Alumni bonquel at 8loldlt air._ Mn. Bocm· will -·· lhe ..... llon'1 ~ Set •ico AWl!'d, Ill( WIJllamooo. I fGrnw -Gf tho Jiii.: t.o Berry F .. DMl•lkwi for hot~ bllMll- cappod ~. will be lmlallod u Ille VoUP'•-"*L Mrs. Bccon bu IOrVed Oralla• Coun· ty in 1111111 dvle projects. She has been an olllcer for ..,, ... yean ol the California Congrees cl Pannla and Teacben, a lllllS depJl)t ol the lfalloMI ecn ....... m Family llalallooa al Ille Jntemalianal Union cl Flllllb' Or- ganlzatlllll In Rome, and Wll Ille eoun· ty'• n:pr .... lallve lo the 1171 Oovtr- nor'• Coalmnco on de!lnq.-y ~ -11JO bu been I boord mtmbot ol nummJU1 oounty arpn!Dllonl lnclud- inl tho a.tld Gtltdlnce Center, the Men· taf llMllb ~tloa, Ille advisory boord cl tho Fourth D1a1ric1 P'l'A and the Newport Beach Retlr1d SonJor Vol· unteer l'J'Olram (RSVP). 1111 llal Uno -and ten !P'aodchllllNn; • Wlllllmlon wu tnown U "llra• beny Wllllamlon" when Ila waa 11 .. d cheerleader for three yeatl II Holly• wood lll&h. More recenUy, ho llal Mrvtd 11 a dlrector o1 the Call!on>Ja llNI lo· tate Auociatlon for 13 year•. OIOllOE WILLIAMSON MIU. SYLVIA BOGIN Help for You Could you be In for a real shook IMOlllll or Ult condition of electrical appliances and cordl In 10111' llo111t! Don't watt for a ahocll: or a flash of flllll• IO lnapect your home for electrical buarda -when theat lhlnJs happen, It could be too late for both you and yo\11' hoUJe. This ia the warnine from County Fire Chief, Carl M. Downa. According to the National Fire Protection Ai~Uon, says the Chief, electrical 'defects are the third. mo~ frequent cause of the fires which destroy or damage an ,~tlmated 50,000 homes in the Unlted-$tate1 each year. · . Here are some check points 11.ted by the chief: ·· 1. Frayed insulation and loose c:onnectfons on lamp, appli-, ances and extension cords are dang;er signals. Repairing - like taping over frayed insulation -is risky. Replace the cord and be sale. Check cords hidden by furniture as well as those out in the open. 2. Cords under rugs are invitations to fire: -walld..ng and vacuumin~ over cords in the line of home traffic wears and frays the insulation to the breakdown point. An equally dangerous practice is riCiing cords over nails and hooks or tacking them alodg base6oards. Get rid of these hazardous condit!ons b1 b&Vlng a· quallfled electrician Install new outlets where needed and bring the .electrical sel"(lce In your home, up to the appro""d standards of the National Electrical Code. 3. For a final electrical check, look at the fuse box. Get rid of burned-out fUaes, and make sure you are using only · ·thole inarll9'f ~19 amps• .. except on special circuits designed to caITJ' heavier. loads. Fuses are electrical safety valves - never abuse them. YouCanHelp A •arie!y of poetUon1 l1 W11Un1 to be filled by the Volun· leV B\ll'eau of Wut Onnp County, 11412 Stanford Ave., Garden Grove. . Tbe office may be called weekdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thi phone number is 58().2370. ~ Some o! the areas In which the bureau is seeking volun. teers Include: Clerical balp, counselors, fund-raisers and public relations people for the Alcoholism Council. Orientation is given for lhe various programs. Opportunities are available for an exciting summer for tho.~ living in the H:intington Beach .area. The YMCA is looking for day camp counselors and swimming instructors for botb weekdays and weekends. Fairview State . Hospital has reported that while many v~lunteers are helping out, often older patients, males and minority groups are neglected. The hospital is asking that groups adopt wards of 20 to 50 patients and give parties for them. · If you enjoy chatting on !he phone, the pleasant pastime could be used by the United Crusade in domg survey work m the West Orange Courity area. Although the Probation Department already has hundreds of volunteers working in seven treatment institutions more VIPs (Volunteers in probation) are needed. Programs can vary ~atly and every effort is made to involve aides in areas which Jnterest them most. Commuting by Water? • KEYPORT, II.I. (AP ) -A mAfns direcl !'11111 10 New the c.mectlcut ooaai. -lhlt mov•"" 1lll6els ls Yorli trun -polnla '"Ille waten.ays ti. Ibo In llq Ille Jmey Cout -m"1op>lllan aru ftuld be about lo lake lo the """ huri Allanllt City in the IOUlh the Venice cl the United wllat ""' tranoportallon P... lo Borgen OOmty In the norih Slal<I," aays 1boodore Devi, ...-doocTibes as "Ille lint -and ffl'Olldlnr-111 to . Hydro-Ski's JftlJden! 11 g n lllcant breaktl>n)ugb"1;:=::::::::::::::::;=:;::==============; Iowan! oolulim ol lhe growinC tnJflc prol>l.,.. 'lbe lljllash.oll beelns In October with a bigbspeed water commuter servtce ~ vlded by Hydro-st! ol New Jersey, Inc., linking cen!l"al New Jersey with Neo.v Yolk City. Initially, one crart W J l 1 tramport an estimated 1,500 commuters daily from a pier here, acrotiS the Raritan and Manbattiii Bsys, lo Wall Street in doWnto\m Manha!· Ian. Wlthin two years, the com- PMlY plans to have 12 a-aft OVERWEIGHn 56 LB. LOSS IN 40 DAYS Undor Mtdlool Suporvl1lon •t th• Omega Cllnlc HOURS: 9:00 · 7:00 • CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT • COSTA MESA ANAHllM SANTA , .. , P'UlllrtM-UHUra. --I Ht~ ... wpeirt '*' 'J(, _lfwr, lJtttTuttlnA .... (714; 87:00..._ 64~l6JJ nMMI 547-'329 (213) 697-1791 GIGANTIC LAST TWO DAYS ' Today Sunday & Monday Memorial Day 26 01. PEPSI 7 FOO 51 SAVE UP TO Brookhurst at Adams Huntington Beach TOOAY, SUNDAY 10 to 6 Q 0 ~-..-..--~ .... .-.__.,__..-...,---.-.-.-.-,_..,...,,_..,,_,_,_...,,_,_...,,_,~ ........ ~~~:::==~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::~:::='!!~~~~~~;::::::iii:::iM:;E;M:ORIAL DAY,MONOAY 10to6 Building Insurance Proposed WASllINGTON -A .new dteme to Insure purchMeni 'The executive committee of the National Association of Home Builders considered a detailed propQSal last week, and industry spoWmen figure a warTanty and insurance pro- gram will be launched before year's end. It will be modeled · after a plan already successful .) In Britain. 1lle association drew up the proposal as a response to a steady rash of lawsuits and consumer horror stories, and. lo h'8d <ii leglslaUnn In Congress to provide war- ranties for home buyers. A WARRANTY ON HOME CONSTRUCTION? The association's proposal would provide a combination warranty and lllSW'ance plan protectlr.g home purchasers against major defects for 10 years. The buyer would pay a one-time premium ol 150, "-·hich would be included in the purchase price of the house. For that he would get a war- ranty committing the builder to correct any structural defect& that show up within two years and an irl!tlrance po1Jcy coverlng the cost of repairs for the next eighL yean. Do!al1a are not yet all work· ed out. But unles5 the a.ssoda· tion's e:recuUve co1nmittee finds unexpected hitches to the plan the recommendations would be finalized In October by the board of djrectors and the plan ready for launching ln several 1latet Jatfl thJs year. Spakeamen figure thlt within three years one-third of all new homebuilding would be covered. Candomlnluma would be e!lllble, bul not rental prop- ~ assoclatlon proposal . I NAHB Initiating lntur•nce Program wouJd create a private council to register bullders w ho wanted to participate. The council would inspect houses several times during con- struction to see that they followed a set of ntinimum standards. An insurance cor- poration would be set up to hand1e the coverage. To settle disputes between builders and buyers, an arbitration mechanism would be created. And builders found to be lD'U'eliahle woo.Id be expelled from the plan . Major home builders will be 1<>llcited for funds to get the plan started, and s\Ock may be is.rued tQ establish the in- surance corporation. The council running the pro- gram ~·ould have a board of directors representing con- sumers, mortgage lenders, and other interests. But a ke y question remaining Is whether on ly members or the National Association of Ho.me Builders would be eligible, which might raise antitru11t q u e s t Ion s . Another question Is the role of savtngs hutitutkwl!r. Jn Britain mortgage lenders require thal a house be covered under the warranty ... nd-lnsurance plan berore'thty will make a loan. ' l\10i!t builders, the associa- tion contends, are reputable and back up their wo,rk. But a small minority or shoddy builders a~ bringing all home builders under attack from courts, legislators, and con· sumcrists. A 1971 Louis Harris poll showed the public giving hous- ing the lowt!St marks amoog 11 major consumer items. Another survey shows two o.ut or three people believe there has been no Improvement in construction quality over the last live yeara. BUILDERS RESPONSIBLE ClaS!-actlon !Ults are being filed against builders, and courts Increasingly are holding builders responsible. Ralph Nader said recenUy that hout· Ing may replace autos a1 the chief target of comumer reformlat!: In the 1970's. And a key member of the I-louse Commerce Committee warned the industry recenUy that II it did not set its own house in order (so to speak) C-Ongress would step in. Sen. Chari., H. Percy (R--llllnols ) his alrtady lntrodu~ the Home Buyer1 and Home Own..-. Prote<tlOJt Act or im. . Ofd tlmt ot "I lost 57 lbs. 1", r!,' 0 Coral ' Gloria Morsko11 s,. r' i10 visits Kilbour!'le. "In mY "11iusbond I lost 10 inthts. :/'Y My friends was flobbergoste · didn't recognixc. m~ A very special offer now ! Only $1.00 PER TREATM1uT When you bring in• friend ... and only $1.00 por visit for your friend .. -now double the results _ .. double the fun .. _ at half price. Regardless of the length of time needed in each end every case you pay ONLY $1.00 per reatment. Offer valid Monday only. · NEWPORT BEACH- 430 Pacific Codst Hwy. -642-3630 'THE CITY'-59 Brazilia South-997-G211 I '1 . '~ .... ·-·-··- r /, • S11nday, May 27, 1q73 DAILY PILOT •• 3 ·. ~~CDIT Makes House Calls :~ ~ = !=. Cuuorn Orap•ry Service ••• Off-ICE CA.US TOOi ,,_ EsfllllaNt· ' ;_ :; -~ ~ Ho OWigoffM T102Newport Hove yovr custor. draperies Mad• oMf 81¥CJ. Al 17t.l'I SI. g11QrontMd by th9 toM ~ peo-548'i311 Coste w.aa pie )'OU tru•\ed to deon HMm. l42-02JO • C111tom Window O.OCW.:.ting Prickly, pointed leavn on tall pines in th. S.n S.rnardlno Moun· fains intrigue young· sters f r om Orange County barrios. Orange Coast College students, involwd in a commun· i'v proiect called "Help the Children," took the youngster1 on a Wffk· end camp out where they hiked, worked, played and gathered around c 1 mp fires. Here, Nadine Thomp- son guides four girls on a nature walk: fo,... ground, Jackie Sliva and Michell Aquinage and background, Angel Castellano and Yvonne Silvas. OCC Students Help the Children .I ( I By GUY STOMEL Why do Orange Coast College students spend their time and money on Chicano ·youngsters? Garard Calderon squinted, looking for an answer. He looked down the street at the old car with no wheels in somebody's front yard. "Because they care," he said. Garan!. is ooe ol more than 1 800 children from ghetto and barrio areas of Orange County taken on weekend outings by OCC students. They call the project "Help The Children." 1n addition to just having a good tlme. the outings are designed to "broaden the horizons" of the children. has .two children in the project. And the situation affords an extra benefit for her ten-year· old 9>n, Tim. COMPAMON For many youngsters it is the first sight of pine trees. One girl bubbled, "When I,.m big, I'm going to send my kids to camp." "Without a father, he really But the mast marked reac- needs that mah~ companion -, tions come from the students. someone who sits down and "I'fe learned that we should talks to him about life, you , be friends with the kids, in· know." stead ci police or rulers. And Nearly all of the children in· also that kids"are the S!lme no valved are from South Santa matter what their Ana and Anaheim. backgroonds. This is im· On special Saturday mom~ portant ot me, living in ings they are rounded up via Newport Beach most, of my the local community centers life," said student Tammy and trucked to the Orange Robinson. Coast campus, where the Student Phil Naylor ad· students are waiting. milted "[ was overwhelmed Then they're packed off to a by the amount of wannth ex- mountain camp alx>ve San presse4 between the students Bernardino for the weekend. and ~dfen." The operation is controlled ~ are currently more you can do something about it if you really want to.' "I was kind of kidding when I said this," Yerby said, "but they crone back with an at· titude of 'Well, we're going tQ show you.'" One of the students knew about an Indian reservation called Pala. They contacted the director of the Head Start program there. · The students came up with the idea of a fiesta for the In- dian children. They coordinated it through the local mission and financed it from their o.wn pockets. thank-you -the giving was enough," Next year, the students hope to expand the projec_t. "We U., iJ vite members or the com-111 munity to participate in the 1 1:; outings," says Cheri Connell, a I' '' two-year veteran of the pro-• . 1 '.i ject. Ms. Connell suggests that in- dividuals contact the OCC Volunteer Bureau (834-5879) fo.r more information. ''The only qualirication," she adds, "is that you've got to be a kid-liker." Stomel Is a :!rlUdent at Orange Coast College "They came back very in~ u Ff ELL'S spired," says Yerby, 0 because they found they could have UPHOLSTERY quite an impact on the Whe• YH Wallt children." The hit * fVfllY ~TYU * fVfllY: SIZE * fVfllY COLOll • Oropery 0.anlng • Ahrotiont •flame P100finQ • lnwronc. ao-. SET SAIL FOR FATHER'S DAY! A great choice for the long weekends ahead-the classic blue & white seersucke r stripe updaled as a line knit In Levi's Hopster Flares. Coor· dinated with its own matching shirt, you have a handsome and very comfortable outfit for the club, travel, anywhere. Levi's Panatela knils-in seersu~ker. lwl . . l • "They learn thab there is something more than just the grocery store and the school," says Gracie Aguinaga, who and supported exclusively by than 50 volunteers in Jeague students. They take the roles with Hffetp Thi Children." '11le of bus driver, chef, student body has provided trailmaster and janitor. more than $1,000 to fund the project. During the 1971 Christmas c.!!2~!.~ 5~';4.ozs, season. the students co11ected '""'~~~~~~~~~---------------------------_;more than 1,000 damaged toys ::: Mail Hikes Threaten Labor Periodicals · The project began in 1970 with a handful of students enrolled in a class o n American Indians. Dr. Richard Yerby, who taught the class, recalb what · hap- pened. CHAU.ENGE from a large chain-store. After repairing them, they were wrapped and given to the chlldren. They also unloaded more than 100 turkey dinners at various community centers. The families were called afterward. NEW YORK -Increasing postal rates are threateoing to stifle the voice of trade-union publications as well a s journals of veteran, church, and fraternal groups, say trade uniom'sts. down tte pootage rate on the first 250,000 copies of a mailed "Discussing the problems on nooprofit periodical. Laber paper," he explained," felt wants the broader Nelson bill; very remote and frustrating. it would setUe for the other. "So I threw out a challenge "We didn't want to degrade the families in any way, by making it look like a hand- out," said ooe volunteer. "\Ve were not there to receive the With the approval 0£ the to the class. I said, 'I think PostalJtate Commission, the --------------------1 United States Postal Service What labor-union leaders as \Veil as others concerned about the health or these organs would like to see is con- gressional action lo forestall mailrate hikes slated for Jul~ 1 and throughout the 1970s. They'd also like to see a rollback In increases already in force. Sen. Gaylord Nelson (0.. Wisconsin) has reintroduced a bill limiting the rate increases "which threaten the existence of many small publications." Anolller, sponscred by Rep. Morris K. Udall (D-Arl"'°""), would not abolish the rur~ charge but woold provide what labor considers "a minimwn measure of reliel" by lkllding last year pot into effect a 10- year schedule of boosts in s~ Ond-class rates that apply to nonprofit publications. The first increase. last July, was a surcharge of two-tenths of a cent, and raises will alternate annually between one-tenth or a cent (thus July I) and two-tenths of a cent. A mailing charge of two-- tenths of a cent in 1970 rose to four.tenths of a cent in 1972, will go up to one-half a cent this year, and will reach an in- tended maximum of 1.7 cents a copy in 1981. Labor calls that an "exorbitant" increase. disciminatory in nature: No other rates are rising as much. SALE! 6" root GOLDFISH .... $5 •a. SALE '1'! •. FANCY KOi •••· ss. ... SALE 3 for 510. 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I'm ref.erring to gaa station attendants. ilerc are some rules to follow if you want to get really rotten service ne:r:t time. When you drive into a gas station, think ahead and park on the wrong side of the pwnp. The ato.ndaol will have to be an acrobat to fill your tank. Don't be surprised if he drops the nozzle on your fender and chips off some painl (He know8 bow to get even.) Never be ready to order. Search your pockets and handbag to see how much money you ha ve -th en make up your mind. Leave your engine running while the service is being given. So what if the at- tendant gets a lungful of exhaust fumes? If you come at a busy time and all the attendants are busy, blow your horn and let everyone know your time js more valuable than theirs. Finally, ne.ver have a kind word or a -~ thank·you for the atlelldanl After all, he Is stnmely well paid and there's no llY .JO Cl.ICfl ........... A f"' thlnp llaH ,, ...... at lllt U.S. Mltttpry Acodem,J o1 Well --!ta fOllllillii& In lllOl, but DOI Dllll1· Cldels .uu 1111111 t1Ud1 .... ....... cunpele to llay at tbe top al iho c1ua and reslill themlelwl to tilllo ooclll Ufe dtnlnl their fOUl'Ytar period ol otucf:y. But Cadet Daniel Nolan Ill ol llW>- tington Beach finda that IU IChednle I& a Utile more fied>le than b1I father'• was as a cadet 33 years 810. or hla sreat- uncle DenntJ E. Nolan'• WU 11eneraUon before that. Traditions such u dating girl& from nearby Ladycltffe and Sl Mary's col· Uniforms and pretty dresses characterize hops at the· U.S. Military Academy, West Point. ' Reminiscing over life at West Point a generation ago are Col. and Mrs. Daniel Nolan I left). Their son Daniel Nolan 111 currently is a cadet. , Group Speaks for .:~Rights sense ln SPoiling him. Besides, his job is a barrel of laughs -sun, rain, cold wind. He has a real fun job.-Ex·PUMP JOCKEY DEAR EX P.J.: Thanks for lettiog me know bow It Is on the other end of the nonlt. I hope this l~ter helps. DEAR ANN LANDERS : We have three nonnal (ltra.lght) teen-agers and a fourth daughter who took tQ drugs four years ago. She married the village idiot. a worthless bum, even though we pleaded with her not to. Atler a baby and 14 TTl-OIJths of starvation she moved back with us . \Ve furnished her \Vith free room. board and lalUldry. She never lifted a finger around the house. Within six m<>nths she picked up a second loser and y,•cnt on another rebellion kick. She spent lhe ba by's first Christmas in another town with her loafer-sweetheart. Shortly alter that she moved into an apartment with him · -unmuried, of course. He is on parole, having !JC?'Ved -~ ?4• ,L4114fN, ... \ time for four felonies and shows no signs of straightening out. She refuses to get psychiatric help and claims we are the ones who need it because we will not accept her for what she is. Question : Should we try to help her anymor e? What about th e baby?-DECATUR, ALA. DEAR ALABAMA : IL Is useless to try to force help on tomeooe who does not wpt It. · Offer to lake tbe baby for awhile, but don.'t 1et her mave back In after the ioe-, cond loafer cat11 out -unle1s 1he agrees to go to work and pay for her keep, tbat "· DEAR ANN LANDERS: l am only 27 years old but I'm afraid.I'll look llko 50 · t , .. • in a year 0< two. My hair lo tumlnc ,,..,, and my husband will DOI permit mo lo touch It up. What botben me !DOA tlilll anything is that my mother-In-law ~ asking me what I'm worried aboul m- l tell her I am not worried about anything she Insists l am bidinl something, because a person doest't pt grey "for no reason" at such an early age. · Does grey hair come from worry or i8 this an old wives' tale?-THE OLD GREY MARE. -~ DEAR MAM: Grey balr It tile "'all of glandular .-.. It bas aoWot to do wttli worry. Heredity lo lite major i... tor. At l'vt said before bl Ibis -· I love artJ balr. 0. olhet people. I I •• . ' lqel 111111 ttand, bul tho nJlet that CAldets ma7 not tide in can or leave West PoLnt until they have completed 18 months of ttudy bave been repealed. MANY DROP OUTS Cadet Nolan, who rectived a Pruiden· tial appointment and was one ot a group ~f 100 to he chosen fnxn 8,000 applicants, is a plebe in Cadtt Company G-1. He follows the Tigorous academic scbedule which ils traditional at the academy and which caUBes one-half to one-fourth of the cadets to drop out before completing their education. A typical day begins at S; 45 a.m. when the cadets rise to prepare for breakfast at 6. After marching t<> tbe dining ball and ealing. they return to their barracks at 7 and spend the next 40 minutes cleaa· ing and straightening their roorm. Classes begi n at 7:40a.m. and cootinue to 3:15 p.m. Then there is !ree time for sports. AH cadets participate in a sport, wme playing on company teams, Nolan said. "Everyone. has to be somewhat of an athlete." }le is a member of the junior varsity gymnastics team . SHIJ\E SHOES After relurning fron1 di nner at 7: IS p.m., plebes take care or various jobs such as delivering n1ail or picking up laundry. Study tin1c is from 7:50 to 11 p.m .. then th e cadets shine their shoes. review lhc cl ass rules and clean their rifles. "It's a very fu ll day." Nolan com· mented . "There isn't much time to sit down and relax." 'nlere are Saturday morning classes so the plebes aren't free until noon on Saturdays to have "privileges ." On Sun- days, Nley go to chapel then have the afternoons to themselves until dinner at I p.m. Saturday even ing hops and movie! are the highlight of the week for the cadets. u·ho are more than ready for recreation after their y,•eek of discipline and study. In addition to being free to relax, they get to see members of Ole oppc>site sex for the first time during the wee)(. Girls are l;lrought .for the dances. which usually feature rock banclc;, by arrangement of the cadet hostess. GIRi,'; WELCOME It doesn't 1natter to the cadets which schools their dates, or "drags," are from , Nolan said. "We're just so happy to see the girls. There are 1,000 guys who just want to talk to a girl and dance with her ." He admitted that one of the first ques- tions a plebe asks a girl he meets for the first time is whettier or not she has a car. This is a desired quality in a girl friend beeau.se the cadets <are not allowed to have cars at the academy. To learn the aocial graces they must know as Anny ocncers, the cadets are given lectures on customs and courtesies by the cadet hos~ss. These niceties are then practiced during the important social occasions that take place during the Christmas season . homecoming. ring y,·eekend in the spring and June weekend alter .graduation. "Tradition is very important here," Nolan said. "The social life is much the same '8S it u·as ln 1802. We still have ~TeCeiving lines. This is training for when you'll be an officer. They want you to be \vell·rounded because you have to be a diplomat as well as soldier." THAYER HOTEL For the girls from the nearby colleges and the cadets' girl friends from blck home, going to West Point i.s a cherished experience. Girls coming long distances may stay at the Thayer Hotel (named after C.OL Sylvanus Thayer, founder of the academy) which is just inside the academy grounds, for the huge sum of $3 per night. ~ This is a tradit ion dating back many years, the senior Nolan said. since the Thayer also accommodated female visi- tors during his days as a cadet. Visitors arc given tours by the cadets. who have learned the hi story of the academy and its 16,0IX>-acre site, which has grown from the original 1800 acres purchued from Ste[ilen Moore in 1790. The cadets also ·are public relations repreeentative.a of the academy when they are home on leave and must know its history to answer any questions they ml)' be asked. TUITION PAID For their service the men receive tz'15 per mooth pay, out ol which they mmt buy -· books and lncidontols, and a rat.kin allowan«: for meals. All tuition is paid by the government. At the end of four years the cadets will have earned a badlelor or science degree and a eotmnisslon u a second lieutenant in tbe Regular Army. Many ol the cadets abo are given graduate study assignments between their fourth and 10th year of service. For Cadet Nolan, the fourth clan year I& a1moot over and he I& anticlpalil>g his . month's vacation in the summer and tblntlni about nezt year at the ac:odemy when be will he able to join adMU.. open only to member! ol tbe UJlllOl' ilno classes. And aa a third classman., be won't have to ut penntoolon from the uppm:laso· I men to eat and he won't have lo know their beverage preferences and urve ; Utem In tbe dining ball. Also, he will have a year ol bani study I and regular physical tralnlni under hi& belt u a ftlund1tion for three more year1 of work. How does it feel to become part of 8Uch an historical inatitutlon as Wot Point, with Its stately, solid granite buildings which stand as a memorial to thooe who hive gone before? "You first realize how steeped in tradi~ Uon West Polnt ls,11 Nolan la.Id . "You thint atiout how many famous men have graduated from it. There were Wut Polnlert lo all but.live batilu ol the Ctril War. S4oerai astronauts """' WIJll Pollltn. It llvtt you a feollDi al rn." Sandq, M17 27, 1973 DAILY PILOT 8 S Sick Auto , • Nears '76 Standards DA VIS. Cal~ (AP) -A "sick" standa rd-1lzt1d American car witb n o modifications other t b a n 1carburetion almost reached the 1976 air pollution stan. dards in a San Francisco-Los Angeles test, says t ~ e engineering student who drove it. The car was "sick" student Jim Hart said last week, because a radiator hose had broken, allowing it to become red bot, which partially melted the distribution points. Otherwhe, be thinks it -ihtt- have met the standards. The car, a 1968 Mercury with 428 cubic inch engine, took part In the R<duced Emissions Devices R a 11 y sponsored early this month by students at the University of California at Davis. Hart told his story through the UC Davis public affairs office. Hart said he based his carburetion modiCication on a carburetor designed for drag racers, but he would not discuss details. .A) '-~ :. ' .... ? -. A car or that type with stan-' dard carburetion reportedly '- emits 6.3 grams of '• hydrocarbons per mile, 51 of :.·~· carbon monoxide, and 5 of ox· ides of nitrogen, Hart said. '. • But his car, which was nylon trlcot '.~ .. barely running" in the rally, ·!:Ir was found oo arrival to be put-savings on famous maker top pins bodyshlrt '.~ ting out oaly 1.55 grams of hoys' pants m-•s swimwear pl-led skirt 4 99 :;,,i hydrocarbons per mile, 2.9 of • -~ carrot monoxide, and 2.67 of 3 90 -!!!! 99 3 99 Al 99 19 99 :-: oxides of nitrogen, he said. • P-d• _ • ...._. • Thot greot close·to.the·body fit, ::: The maximums for · 1976 5.50-$9 value. Variety ofstyles Reg. $6-$9 . 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One born under Pisces could play key role. Another Virgo also might be featured prominently. Heed inner voice. LIBRA (Sept. 2.1-0ct. 22): You gain by taking initiative. Money, material will b e available. Organize. Use lessons learned in recent past. Deal from position of strength. You need not take back seat. One in authority will back your views. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): lA.inar cycle promotes in- dependence, verve, a striking originality which p us h e s toward new goals. Complete projects. Emphasize personality. Be d i r e c t . Distribute material and ideas. You could have clea r sailing ahead. Go to it! SAGITfARJUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Go back and correcl recent mistake. If apology is necessary. make it. Clan- de.stine conference could be on agenda. In any meeting, e:ii:- press views in direct manner. Obtain hint from Scorpio message. Leo plays role. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19 /: Friend who has advice about home property ls prob- ably on right treck. 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I realized that the minute T discovered it oozing along the Ooor ol the car trunk like a Japanese horror nlin. l said t was 90rry but otr viously that wasn't enough. At the Thanksgiving get.together, AT WIT'S END everyone wu assigned lo bring either a pie, hot rolb, a vegetable or an appeUzer. Beside my name was simply, "4 folding chairs." At Christmas, when everyone e n t e r e d with homemade cookies, r r u i t punch and exotic chip dips. I followed my orders reluctantly with "one centerpiece -IN- EDIBLE!" The other nJght when the family was pllllning t h e Memorial Day bash, I an- DOlmced qulelly, "I 11D not brkwlnll the potato cblps, mustml, olives, buns, ice, bog spray, blankets, matches, firewooCI, plastlc s!lvenvan, or mooqutto rep<llenl" The room felt silent. "! am 11olng to i.1ng the fried chicken." "But that's an edible," said ·my cousin. "I am aware it is an ed.i· blc." I said ·breathing heavily, "and that Is what I am bringing.". "Not the chlcken," pleaded my mother. 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IJere. a bartc'ndcr wh-0 k-11ew tM ok( Rivrfro recalls what Uke ,. many ol !he holiday areas of Europe the French Ri~ien. -the term pnerally coven the !ta mUei from MtotQD to Mar.Plies·-· was a British creation . More than two centuries ago Britons, Ul}- dlsmayed by an exhausting trip.that could take two weeks, wl!:fe wriling home about the warm winter sun of Nice. ft · wor 1llke whet~ only the l•SZ!;;;i&;:;r WT'l/ rich could af/ord it. MONTE CARLO I UPI I -It wis opera night at Monte Carlo and in the marble and 1T\&hogany lobby of the Hotel de Paris tbfl years were roll· ing back for Ernest Pauli. l"rozn his station in the bar he watched a· small parade of TRAVEL wealth aod elegance moving "--------~ across tfie few yards of pave- ment l.O the Bijou Opera Hause -cunningly placed so crowds lea\'ing it find UJ,emselves at the door of the gambling casino under the Nothing could keep their moneyed countrymen, choking in the chill fog and smog of . the homeland, away aft.er that. Before the French Revolution in 1789 there was already a Hotel d'Angleterre ( Hot e I England). Not only do British names &till flourish on the coast but there are still places such as Monaco, isl.ands in a sea of garlic in deference to the British palate. same roof. They were mostly ladies of a certain age, the splendid furs and jewels worn with the ease of those long accustomed to luxury. As t~ey passed tbe bronze equestrian statue of King Louis XIV at the hotel entrance many gave the right knee ('If his horse -burnished fron1 thousands of such rubs -a quick stroke for good luck. Once upon a time the pro- cession from the de Paris would have been swelled by similar arrivals from the Hotel Negreico in Nice, the Grand Hotel du Cap in Cap Martin, the Carlton in Cannes whose domes, It is said, were Waikiki ' •' $till Top ' Attraction ' ... :HONOLULU (UPI) - H&waii, "The Land at-Aloha," i1· an increasingly popular v,acation lure for mainland Americans. ., · Pne of the most popular ways to travel to Hawaii is With a tour group and for those who· make the trip that way the Aloha spirit is im· n1ediately apparent when they ft~p off their plane a t Honolulu International AJTporl. 1 Girls in grass skirts and Uthe young men in native garb Weet the tourists with kisses : . lfnd flower leis. . Tbe top attracUon on the • lsland of Oahu ls Waikiki, which abou003 with hotels ranging from the luxurious to modest at prices rangina: from #0 a day to tlOO or more. The beach at Waildk.i is al1J1ost always crowded with f'ellow tourist#, many of them JUst lounging around in the sand and taking an occasional ttlp In the Pacific ror re£resh- monL The night Ille along Waikiki is rut-paced and varied. Any ocie of a number o f f\lghtclubs offers a Polynesian review and many 6l them have name peiormers to, entutain the mainland vllitor. 'rhere ollo are luau. oflered ~Y ....,al ol lhe )lotel• where f<Jt about 1J5 1 oouple you get ,._ ol pol, kalua Pis •nd I"' assorUnent of fruits and jlrlnka. : ·While many vilitors never ' anything but the Waikiki , there 11 a wealth ol op- rtunlty for those who decide 1vel to U\e other l!lands make up the U.S.A.'1 50th I r!ber• ,, the b18 ~1and, \he laland of Hawaii, with Its \Jacl< 1arul bea$U and active '*'>ICIDOOI 11 well ao a 111ant In- land w•tor!aD and lunry hotels . copied by the architect from the bos>nl of a famous beauty and from ~ (If the great mansions up and down the Cote d'Azur -the Azure Coast. But this night Monte Carlo carries tile glamor almost alone., recapturing for a moment the illusion of a romantic .past. The opera was Tristan and lS(llde .' More appropriate music for a series of in- terviews on how the Riviera has changed f r o m a miUionaire's playgroUlld to a playground for millions would ha\'e been Gotterdarpmerung -the Twilight of the Gods. The great eccentrics, the fabulous spenders, the slaves of high fasbioo are almost all gone now. "We are the last fortress," said bartender Pauli. In 1834 Lord Bro.igham, turned back from the Italian border because of an outbreak of cholera spent the ni&ht at an Inn at a village called Cannes -and 90 began that gilded town's storied career. From a11 over Europe celeb- rities began to make their way to the Riviera for the winter. There were obvious reasons. The climate wa s superb, servantS cheap and plentiful , the coast so hard to reach it had a built-in exclusivity. Ru~ian princes and grand dukes, kings and queens, munitions magnates and oil millionaires could indulge in displays of vanity and ·vulgari- ty without fear of criticism. U.S. Touted in Imation Come . West, Cllri•tl•ll ldence M.,.lor ltN'lt• LONDON -U>ok o u f America! Before you know it you may be inundated with tourists from overseas. In London's Battersea Pleasure Gardens a stately pleasure dome has bee n decreed. Not by Kubla Khan but by the UnJted Slates tr~vel service. It is a dome held up by the magic of air pressure. Inside. throughout the swnmer, will be displayed an all-round color movie of some of the sights and splendors of ·the t U.S.A. It's · like travelfng swiftly through the States inside an all-glass helicopter. The Traveldome Is within a few splashes of Battersea 's dolphin pool and looks like it is becoming about as great an attraction. 11 has been showing aready in Japan, Mexico, Australia, and the Soviet Union. After London it goes on to Paris, France, .00 then the rest o! Europe. The opening was quite an occasio11. .. Members of th e media were taken to Battersea from Char- ing Cross Pier in the river launch Royalty. Also aboard was American Ambassador Walter Ii. Annenberg and Assistant Secretary of Com- meree C. Langhorne Washburn. The gray-grCen Thames tide was .running fast, rudely en- CXIUi'aged 'by a 1trmg easterly win"tt. On the open top deck Caslmir's Paragon Jazz Band I The Grant Boys will keep " you on your toes! father's Day is June 17th. Remember Dad with Hang.Ten sports: wear, the perfect gift for summer comfort. You can be sure he'll thank you for years ..... I '· ,~;:.· to come. ·1 • l·1 "I L '., i • and up Where' el!:e m1eht a man have 100 servants and not bave ta worry -t radical qltatom! Where ello might a Russi~ prlnco have all the flowers in t\ls garden changed nightly so he could open hl.s eyes every morning to a new noral display? An f:nglishman copies the Taj M4h81 fer his home. King LeoPold JI of !lie Belgians had his 41ily ne¥.'spaper ironed beir;ause he hated creases. A Russian grand duchess refus· ed to be ro"·ed ashore from her sh.ip and waited aboard for two weeks "·hlle they built a special jetty for her. Basil Zaharoff, the munitions king i:Down as the Merchant of Death, had a headwaiter travel 20 miles just to carve his chicken for him. In 1949 when film star Rit a Hayworth married Prince Al y Khan, t stood by the pool of the Aga Khan's Chateau de !'Horizon outside Cannes whil e they floated orchids on •Nater scented with gallons o f perfume, a fragrant gesture to the American actress. On the Riviera it seemed quite th e right thing to do. Bartender Pauli said he realizes like everyone else th at the Riviera couldn't have re- mained a preserve of the rich and famous any longer than it did. But everyone, especially u man of 62, has the right to wallow in a little nostalgia. "1onte Carlo lost it s monopo- ly on gambling in 1935 and if WEDDING OF RITA HAYWORTH, ALY KHAN Considered One of Riviera's Elegant Productions he had to nan1e a date when the old order really began to change that would be it. Big gamblers came into the conversation. Amer i can names c ropped up. Jack Warner. Darryl Zanuck and another film magnate, Charles Feldman. In the summer season it is still the Americans who play for the highest stakes. Pauli said. It used )o be the British. and before them the Russians -one of whom lost so much n1oney at Cannes that the casino pul him on a pension. Pauli topped up a young man's drink. "You are loo late," he t-Old hin1. "The old Riviera wiU never come back. Monte Carlo is the last fortress. And when we go ... 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"Pat Garrell and Billy the Kid." filmed in ~1exiro with mucho new stars and <lid stars. is the fictionalized story or the Kid's (singer-writer Kris Kristofferson ) old friend who was getting older (James Coburn as Pat Garrett) and for the sake of security had transformed himself f r o m outlaw into the law, wilh which came the responsibility of tracking and killing bis ex· friend. 'J1le theme is neither pro- found nor particularly well· stated and is summed up best In one of the songs: Times change and though Billy didn't like it, the fact stalked him. He was "hunted by a man who was your frieod.tLa-la-la-la-la- Ja.la-la .. _ .. Bob Dylan scored the film , providing a redeeming featare. He also allegedly acts 1n it. The voice i s ncognlzable, but acting is not. · Jf tbe action is as worn as the seat ol old Le\'is, that old htgh.-p1t.ched, cactus-smooth, off-key voice, the distinct guitar sliding harmonica and ev;yday lyrics save it like a bright new plaid patch. Ooundrr in it. Bodies fly through walls like Jemmings over a cliff. Te ch o i co Io r rnagenta spurl$ in a variety of fountains like ""ater through an old garden hose. Knives pierce. as usual. Whores are s nt a c kc d , C."h.aracters kill and smile The director has given us nothing short or spectacular carnage. (Is he obsessed? When will he graduate lrom the violence school?) M ls too onen the case, though. there is no skeleton to support the excesses. A single line about what concerns a man as he ages comes as a bite ol meat in much gristle. Not only thematic backbone, but also any lt!glt irr.ate acapist plot lJ buried in ratty, superfl"°"' bar talk. Vagueness is disguised as easlnts.s of pace. but lhe con- fusing diaJogue does not pass for suspense. II setms writer Rudy Wurlitur had an in- terest in keeping us wondering about t.be mmnbllng and miss- ing the action . c But blame not the v.Tiling incompetence. rather t he director's choice, for Peckin- pah proclaimed Wurlitzer's deedly boring "Two Lane Blacktop" the best film of its year.l ""'-"' FRIENDS DUEL: ON E LEFT TO DI E James Coburn and Kris Kristofferson that \1•hite-toothed lecherous leer. Coolidge that earned it an R. Cannes Film Fest: Invitation to Chaos CANNES -The canne. Fllm Festival, in its 26th year. has been inva ded by ,Hollywood . The cigar-smoking Nat and Irving set from Beverly Hills has always been here, buying and s e 11 i n g triov1es in the Qlrlton bar the way professors grade papers written by ambitious freshmen. Bill this year the Polo Lounge at tbe Beverly Hills Hotel must be empty. Everyooe seems to be in Qan- nes. A brief scan ai tile official Festival press list prcxluce hilarious results -T V newsmen from Atlanta, reporters from Dallas, society editors from such f a k e publications as '"l'he A and P Gazette." Broadway producer Harold Prince is li8ted as a correspondent from ABC-TV. and even composer-lyricist Stephen Sondheim is operating on a press pass from the Na~ tiona1 Broadcasting Company. If they dropped a bomb on the place, there wouldn't be any more show business back home for the next 10 years. In t he raw Rex Reed and "Runaway Hormones." Jlft! Fonda didn't n>w up fer There's something for the unveiling ol ber new film. everyone. Yesterday, I looked Joseph Losey's version of over the list of more than 400 Ibsen's "A Doll's House," but films ID cltoo6e mm, took an Sarah Miles delighted the Excedrin, and. headed out for Paparazzi with an Wlexpected a day that irrluded a full-appearance, fresh from her length movie version of the legal troubles in Gila Bend, opera 11Tristan and Isolde,'' A · ........ 11;..,,. -...... .. i..n r1z., ·~ U\JIU Ul'I; directed and costumed by suicide ol. her business mana- Pierre Cardin, a S w l s s n& · ~ .1 boo f ger, ~vid Whiting. mo,.,.ros1 y a t o ri ce I saw her on the beach worken letting their knickecs before the unveiling o f down at an office party. There her British entry, "The Hire- was a Spanish murder Jing." Ironically, it's a sour, mystery with Jean Seberg, a depressing and ultimately in· documentary based on Alvin consequential little fiasco To(flcr's book, '' Fut u re about a wealthy womao who Shock." with Orson Welles returns from an insane describing how we can all asylum to a chauffeur who freeze our bodies and Wake up smothers her with a n1orous 100 years from now on Mars. attention. She leads him on. There wa-; an American film then dumps him, and he coin· called, "Some Call it Loving," mits suicide. in which a jazz musician buys Talk about life repeating a sleeping beauty act from a itself as art! ' sut.Htt6 THAT LIAYIS 1'0fil flWN• GOODI "SEADREAMS" ... c.rtM• P'wlf .... •x• 7:l0 & f tJO NAT I ONAi GfNEIAL THEATIH OW PLAYING Rl!!RVID SIATS O• S•I• Dailr 11 'Iii 9 MARLON BRANDO I .h l 'pa11s I~ @1'.:w=-Un11t• ~,11..,, ' TUES., THRU THURS. I P.I . fRIOI! 1 & 9,45 SIT. & I OI. 2-l & US SU NOI! 2-5 & I All SIATS $4.00 wu1nst,&1 · 'lf.-l .... 11'U "TH[ CLASS I Of '4" ,,G, ''YOUNG GU DUATIS" /, WKDAYS 6:4.S SAT.• SUN l MCIN ll"4S "CHiil LEADllS" "S£Dl!CTIOll or l•CA" IOnl lfA~~~~~., } _ IATl:O~ • ' nme has JJOt wearied the musician's genius. Bllt as the ever-present observer, a com· le character fittingly called Alia1, Dylan i$ reduced to fidgeting and smirks and meen: and lines like. when ask his identity, ··nat's a good question." He went to great ~engths, in choosing this film, lo keep from being ex ploited, but he is box-office bait and lhe audience is teased will1 him throughout. If Peckinpah is misdirected (and m.isdirecting), he is still a master of composition. The .scenes look so profound, It is a crime that the dialogue and acting are so unworthy. The film is a ser~es of paintings, sunsets, sunrises, reflections. of masterpiece quality. Old Sam can give wannth to the comer cf a jail cell. A team or actors proven by time presents bit performances that shine like golden teeth among the cavities of the unkno'.''JlS who s tu m b I e pitifully in every scene. Com· mendable were Jack Elam, Chill Wills, Slim Pickens. If you slip out in the middle to have a cigarette, you won't miss anything. And by the way, you'll know it's over when the music comes up and Dylan squints and 1vatches Pat Garrett ride intn the sunset. TI>ere's an American sexpot in the Mediterranean, oon- ducting nude interviews on an x-rated yacht, and if you wander along the side-5treels behind the Cinema Palais, where the of~icial films are shown, you soon {ace proof that pronography is not dead. The big semations this year are such teasers as ''Snow White and the S e v e n Perverts," "Vampire Orgy" carnival and ends up wilh the "l have to do smething!" girl (played by Mia Farrow's squealed Sarah, while the sister, Tia ), who has been British press snapped photos. asleep for eight years in the "I still have scars from house Aly Khan built for Rita David's death and now people Hayworth overlooking t h e are saying so many bad things Paciflc Ocean in Malibu, "'1tile about him, I have to do two Lesbian nuns dance the something to preserve his tango to Nat King Cole memory and save his reputa· Records. lion! But right row I have to There are days in Cannes play Ping-Poog!" !Ile rushedl----------- wben yoo think you are away in har mourning clothes Probably, th ough, no direc- tor could have rendered Kristofferson an actor. His deep unsure drawl is so deliberate that the ncr'vous ac- tor flows loudly through the fearless gunfighter. : The overriding, overbearing factor in this Peckinpah machine is, as alway s, un savory violence. He savors it. He c!Sims to deplore it, but -he has raised it to an art. Heads explode, as usual. But the enfant actor is almost saved, much a s Katharine Ross always is, by fresh good looks and cherubic grins. Cobum is betrayed not so much by lack of talent as by weak lines that force him to rely, as he usually does, on 1£ "Pat Garrett" is a parody, like Peckinpah in- tended "The Geta1\•av" to be it will probably suCceed in~ stead as a serious action flick. like "Getaway" d ~d. They won't claim it's a comedy. because the best line is when a 19th century Jesus freak yells "Repent, you son of a bitch." It just cracks you up. On the hope!ul siclc. maybe this gory concentr<:.tion has convinced the MPAA that violence is at least as evil as skin , and maybe it was blocxi r;:ither than the bosom of Rita Characters are bathed in gunfire. rinsed by blood . 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" Av•. -•I ol ""•II S11·1.t2l UNDll IU MRd l ·--NEPTUNE FACTOR iN1 CULPIPPll CATILI CO. tNI l I f:~ ... ~ i;'t' I • . • • ' • • ( . , ' -• • \ . __ -::~ .. -' • :.-'·=" •• 'Can't Cope' Ends Run InLoSAngelesTheiter "Don't -Me, I Con\ Mart Tlper l'cnun Aug. 10 of Olpe," Ute hit aeosatiOn ol Los Jul )'11ll'. 'Ille ......,. ol Ute Ao&oleo for 10 recorcH>ruk· -prompted Ute move to Ing months and Ute · lon&eat the IWtloril oo Oct. Ill wbere MIJlOlni production ..., to It cooliooed Its SRO engage- play Ute Huntington l!Jrtlonl mail, shattering all previous Theatre, will dellnlloly clooe llartlonl att.encfuice and box .. J-17. ol!lce reconls. Tho ICllll~ JDOSlcal Att...laoce figures at Ute eutertalnri>ent by Ml<kl Gnni Tape!' reveal Utat 45,682 -and CCIDCOi...t and directed by 111• aaw "Cope," crossJng Vtnnolle C8m>ll will lliaY one $215,165.04. M ol May 13, at week beyond Ute last ex-Ute Huntington H a r t f o r d teosicn, ending its smash run Theatre, 187,984 people saw Jn Los Angeles wlUt Ute the sbow, and it gI'06IJed a matinee and even in a rtCOrd $1,212,479.00. DAILY PILOT • .JJ IJCI llh11 ........ Dranaa Workshop performances on June 17. A Tickets for an performances production with ca.rot Burnett are now 00 sale at the and llocl: Hucbon starring In llarlfotd box offi thn)ugh '1 Do! I Do!" wlll follow June 17.-.'Cope" ~s nlg0ily .. The Fantasticks," a musical by Tom Jones and ''<lope'' Into Ute Hartfonl , pt M-•-1 8 -Harvey Schmid~ will be gresented on the UC Irvine exce ......,. • :~ p.m. Th h h Sat d Th ~ June 21 I" ......... 1 cam~us at 8 p.m. urs ay t roug ur ay. e •. --~ -.-·::-·· w1·•• the..,_,.:.. of ""'-," w wa _...._, even n 1 bei dire d b d t D 'd M ;;~~:::;:;:::a "" ............,. .......,... -""-a-at 1·-pm wor is ng cte y stu en an ansoo. cal .......,,_ ..... ~-.~ . . th ::;;., a theatrl """'Nmenon will Matinees are at 1:30. p.m. 00 Admission to the production, taking place in e u -•-end In Los Angeles -one Utat Setunlays and Sandays. studio theater, is 50 cents . began as a Umlted ten-weet,---"------'------------------------ Johnny • ID Dis Own Write prododloll •t the Mark Taper Forum and went on to uoJll"(:Ollmfled popularity and five enemiona at the Hun- tlngtoo IWtlonl 'lbeatre. ' , Carson Carries on Despire Wrirer Union Strike ''Cope,'' which has garnered numerous critical awards and racked up an impressive bos: of(ice ~. opened at Ute • NEW YORK (APJ -Johnny carson, whose business it is to make people laugh, didn't ap- pear happy at all. It was 2:30 p.m. and he had less than two hoUrs to finish writing the night's monologue. · Shortly after 5:30 p.m., When NBC starts taping the 'l!J'onight Show" in New York, he'd be in studio 6-B, starting that mooologue and hoping the audience would laugh its col- lective head off. The writers with whom he collaborates on the show beJ.9ng to the Writers' Guild. The guild was on strike and so were they. And Carson had become the Wlo scrivener as ~u as the star. . He sat behind the desk in a spac1oUs NBC offite, jotting down ideas for the monologue. .He looked as carerree as a o.bungover reporter told to li.nalyze the new city budget 10 iiµnutes before deadline. j It appeared a bad time for ~~interview. He was Polite, ~ut wasted no words. During j>aQSeS in questions, one got .jhe feeling a gnome was goJng I lb pop up witlt • sign that said, • j 'Wbat nm, dummy?" 1, Two nights earlier on the rstiow, Carson had mentiof).ed ,• that being interviewed aJWays · made him vaguely uneasy. He wu asked about this later. "I guess it's because often the things you say wind up out ·of context," he said. "I think 1.-JOmE!times it's because of the .. r concept the writer has of you and I can understand ·that. "Sometimes the guy is trying tQ get a rise out of you, and I do that myself now and then on the show." The show, which Carson has hosted since October, 1962, left New York for beautiful downtown Burbank, in May last year. It was making a t!ree-week return vi.sit here ' when he was interviewed.. Why did he move the Jhow to California? "Well, 17 years ago Utere was quite a bit of en- tertainment corning out ot New York,'' he said. "You had the Sullivan show, Garry Moore was on, there were a lot of variety shows. "There was a certain ex· citement here, but then tt started dwindling and everything started moving out to the Coast. I just thought it was time to move there. ,· 1 "And frankly, the Studio facilities in Burbank are much better. Tbls place tNBC's New York studios) ~asn't designed for televisisin." ._ The 47-fear-old performer., who often is kidded about his frequent vacations from the "Tonight Show," estimates he did nearly 170 of the shows last year. Each time, be was expected to be funny and make peOpie laugh. He admitted the strain of the show occasionally gets tQ him "and that's why I ~Students Show Work to= . gAt OCC Film Festival . ' -. Two hours of student films .yi!( be screened Friday night 'lit Onmge Coonty's lint stu- dent film festival. ,. The festival will start at 8 J.m. in the Orange Coallt Cbllege Forum. The public is lpvited to attend free or ,ehsrge. :.: Students from OCC, UC '.!)'vine and Cal State Fullerton ·~ve entered films. BriAn J-,ewis, OCC film instructor and festival dinctor. said that ,p~re than seve.!! hours of film '· "SUTHER" .• Abo fPO) , . • • l11rt Reywol4a Raquel w,1c .. "FUZZ" was origin ally submitted. by students. A committee then seleoled two bouiii of the best f~e to screen at the ffstival. The 'films range from one to 25 minutes in length. "We have educational films, docuD)entaries and theatrical films." Lewis said. "Most con- C'Ern student issues. The films were completely funded by the students themselves. They may have been shot on low budgets but they are all high quality productions." • "SOYl.•NT GREl!M" (HI "TH•Y OML.t-kn.L THlllR MAST£•S" IPOJ -..o&T-HO~ .. tingles lli!ll nll'tlt-talll lldillllilH!· · . • ' . 8U~T~.t.iw:H ORANGI COUNTY IXCLUSIVE INGAGEMENt , DAILY 2:00-4:45-7:30-10. sometimes will take a long•-----------~~-~------1 weekend." He's been doing the show more than lO'k years. When does he think he'll quit? "Well, I wouldn't continue Ute show if the ratings dropped and if the people stopped watching,'' he said. ''When are you through? It's like Jimmy Durante says, the public will tell you when you're through.'' ,. Mlther oonslderation, he said. "Is if I felt I wasn't able to keep the show fresh." What for him is the biggest worry in life? "I think it's keeping yQUr mental energy to a certain level, doing things th at stimulate your mind." he said. 1:4~ P·"'· Coll'"""" for 5111&. Schffl11le . , , NOW SHOWING AT All THREE CINEMAS -'O ' ·-· T\,tL• S 14DIUM " I ."t.'o ........ \ • ..L'..! •. ht!'.l'"' ... -.. ' ·-,.,.,,, SIADIUM •l .«~~ .. _.._l'<t•.1:f.'_.l1l":l':"W -... ··-·--w;·I;\ SIAD/UM •3 ,;:; o. _. LlJ 11!..ll!.Ull.!•ll'.:ao _._,, .. _.;ll'j<ll • SIAD/UM .,,;.!/, \. ...-•.\Hl•.l.11.'..llL1 ;1'3 I . "'Soylnt GrHll .. .... "Sliyjacked" IPGI "Class of '44" !PG! ... 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Sundq, fill)' 27, 1'73 UCI~ Ndrtbri . ~ . \Play Rematc. for DAILY PILOT ( J ' ~€rown - Caruthers :flopes to Be A Rabbit By DEK_E !f()ULG~ TE Of Illa 0..llY Pli.t lt1N INDIANAPOLIS -The shock of Art Pollard's fatal crash at Indianapolis !dot« Speedway was felt by all the drivers, oome of whose qualifying efforts for Mooday's lndianapolts 500 were adversely affected the day of the ao- ddenL · One who should have been hampered aat wasn't, Pollard's teammale JimmY Caruthers, actually found more speed U18t finit quajilying day and made the 1e.oe lineup on the outside of the third f;)W. . canrthers, Anaheim's most famous nonor racing celebrity, credits Pollard ·Nith helping him with finding an extra two mph that fateful day to land close enough to the front of the field that he is Considered an excellent chance to win. · "We were a two-man team," Caruthers 18ld rl the bite driver, one of the most popular in Championship racing. "We helped each other up the ladder. On the day be was killed Art found something new abcalt our cars and actually added two miles an hour to my lap speeds." Canllber> plllll!I to run between 187 .3 and 189 DJP1i during the 500-miltt, believ· Ing that speed will produce victory. Unlike many another racer, who is calculatillg fuel mileage to land him in the winner's circle, Caruthers is wor- eying mo<e about the effect of high speed on rear--end components. "Our Offenhauser engines used to break pistons a lot, but there has been a lot of piston development in the 1ast ~r," Qiruthe_rs said. "Now the engines are holding up better even with the tremendous horsepower they put out, but we are starting to wear out transmissions and break rear-ends with all that power." Almoat.everybody in tlie race plans to run in the 1~190'rangt1 ·he pointed out, and with the ~ of qualifying· speeds so narrow this year, Caruthers expects a great race,M~y. ~ . ·"Bobby Unser and Johnny <Rutheriord will race' the hell out of each other at the s~ but there are a lot of other guys who ·Will race them too. 'There are a lot of rabbits in thiii race. I hope to be one of tiern."• ' 11:· '1< 1 Ha,.. It HM lll'MNP for tn. 11 mtlllot1 .5QD.mll• ra~ •I !tie ~llOllt Motor 5"edWllV. :"f P'lll:ST llOW ·' JohmY' ""'""rlord, l't. Worth, No. 7, MCl..trtn-Of· f«lllauwr, tfl.(l) mllh. Brok• prtvklu1 reean:I ol 1'6.»2, also lop lap of 199.071 breaking m•rk of 1t7.152)1 8obbv u ....... Albv""9f'<1ue, No. I. E&Olt'-Of· fY, lN.1.~ih\ark Oonohue, Newlown Squirt, Pt .. No. "' h(l-..my, 1'7,412. SECOND ROW S ...... S.'(a-Sillllt Ant, No. 40, Ettle.Oftv, H.stt1 Gtl'V, &enenhotuwn, Tlnley 1"11rk,. 111., No. ,.S, MCL.trff\ Off\<; 1tt:Jtt1 Marlo Andre!tl, Nattrflh, P'a., No. 11, 1'trJ11l11-0ffy, 19S.OS9. Ts=:fU)W ' It.vs K115lltlff, ..... 1hy; N.J., No. "!'· k1noft9'1-0ffv, 194.!132; Al , Alburqu~, No. 4, ('1rnelU.()ffv. 19•.87'1; Jimmy C1rutllari. ......... m, M~, 21, Eqlt-otfy, IM.217-,. • 1 \ • llOURTH fl.OW • P'ettr Rrnm, R9!10odo Beech, t+o. lS. McUr-OTfv, 1t2.60e: GordOn JQl'll\COCk, Frtnklln, 'n:c''.L N~ 2(1, Ea;i.otfv, 1'2 • .US; BobbY AUi.on, HIW(IV!!"l, Al1., No. 12, Mc:Ltrtn-Off'I', 19?.'lOI. fllfWTH ROW • Gr1htin McRN, Wiilington, New ZHlll!d, No. 60 £101f.QffY, 192.o:n 1 Rog81' McCluskev, Tucson. No. l, Mcltrtn-Ofty, 19,l_.~j L.loyd Ruby, Wldlllt Fallt, ~tK., No. I, Ea;oe-uny, 191.61.!. • SIXTH ROW • 8111Y Vukovich, Fresno, No. 2, E1111e-Qffv, 191.103; Salt 'lt11ttwr, Otvton. No. n, McL.artn-OtfY, 190.mi itrrr .,..., lrvl•, NI. 41 llllt>Off'f, ltt.US. SEVIMTH ll:OW Mal Kenyon, L.eNrion, Ind., No. lt, Etalf.flovt. HO.:nJJ Wtlly 01Uitnbec:h, Etlf ,8nm1wlcl(, Jil.J., No. '1. 1:'811~. 1f0.19•r M!k• MOllle'I'", ClerMOnt, (nd •• ....... E•19'0ttr, tM.JM. S:IGHTH ROW Dlvld Hota. Upper BOlldln.glon. Enolal'ld, No. 73, E•gl.otfy, 119.611 A. J. Fnyt Jr., HOll51on, No. U, Cnyolt-FQyl. lftt.921; John Marlln, L.ong 8Neh, t+o. 19, Mc;L&r«i-Otty, 19•.J8<1. NINTH llOW L~ Kunzman, Gut1eni.rg, tow&, No. 16, Eagl...Of· ly, lfl,Ot2; Mike Hl11, T111!1~, No. '' 1!19i.Gtty, ltl.nt1 Dkk Slmnn, Salt L.ak1 City, No . ..i, E1gl&- ~oyt, ltl.276. , Tl!NTH ROW Jerry Karl, Mar>el\llttl' •• Pa., No. JD, Eagl~ CIMvniltt, 190.1791 JQll Ltontrd, San Jost. No. 1, Parr.11111.()fry, 1'9.9S4I· Gtor9tl Snldtr, 8tktnfltld, HO. U, C0¥0f9-FoYf, 90.355. ILIVl:NTH ROW " Bob Htr1'ltY, lnd1tMPOlls, No. 21, Eagt.-Fovt, E"·"'r· Seim seni-. NISl'IVUle, MICl'I., No.'· Eagle. oyt, ··"'I Jim McllrNtlt, Arll1111ton. Ta, No. u tglf.Off1, 1•"'40. :U.S. Net _.Stats ~olling Aii>ng ln Paris Tennis ·.PARIS (API -Youth ront-. to be served in the French Tenrits Ch!m· plooships, wllere Saturda~ .• l8;Yaar;j1ld O!rb E-of For! ~<dlle.' ahcF\6- yoar-old Bjorn Borg of sw.dm:, ·al~ with title fawn!<! , Stan ·Smtth of PJrs!idena, led the playttt advailcing to the third""""' of the i135,ooo ·even1. ; ~Miat Evert, seeded seiimd. In wometi'I ~. •..Uy won her maid> witb ~Goto ol J-"°· S-1 •. Bcrg, -· Qpoet World <2iamptomlip Temb atar Clill.flidiey ol San Allifelo, Tu.,~,. ....,. -!run the brink ol cle!eat to beat Pl«n! Baf1hes of France U, $-1, 7. i at Rdmld Gamio Stadium. · • Smlth polled his game together alter a ilow start to beat Jhn McM•OO! of llcrkeley, 7·5, 7-S. Mill Evert's main rival for the women's title, top seeded Margaret c.ourt of Australia, abo advanced with a hanl{l!U«ht G-7 6-0, 8'I vicf«y over COOl>-~an Patt\ c:o1.man, And ·Romanian nte· NMtase, No, 2 -bllJ1Dd Jlmlth, look in;, day's only third """1der wltlr an •asy W, S-1, ~ ltltJmjlli over},"""' ,~ Ot W8lt G«many, ~· from 1be third --~-11-h .. 11. U~IT ......... ANGELS' BILL GRABARKEWITZ TOSSES BALL OVER HEAD OF MILWAUKEE'S BOB ·coLLUCIO, : . ... ' . . ' Angels Suff e~,- -. -' ... ,. 9-0 Setback In Milwaukee MILWAUKEE' (AP) '... OncO'l>eaten Jim Colborn pitched a four-hitter tor his fifth successive victOP.' ,and Tim J~n drove: in two runs with a pair of &lGgles Saturday, ... Jling !lie M ii w auk• e Brewers to a 9-0 victory over the California Angels. A walk 'and hit batsman set.-up nm- ,.,.;ng sing)"' by Gorman Th<mas and . ' On TV Today Channel 5 Gt 11:30 Pedro Garcia in the seoond inning against loser Rudy May, ¥· Me.-.a walk loaded the bases, Jomion's infield· hit scored tile third nm ol !!le ihnlng. A wild pitdi and May's mental emir led to another run in the filth. Ellie Rodriguez singled, look second on Ille wild ·pitch. stole thi~ as May took a full wind-up and scored on Da ve May's sacrifice fly. A double by Garcia and rbl singles by Johnson and Ollie Btown aroQfid a walk made it 6-0 in Ille sixth Bab·. C:Olucclo doubled home a run in the seventh and the Brewers aqded 11"> more in the eighth, with Geofi!" Secitt cootribuling an rbi double. ' Colborn became the Am er l ca n League's top peioentage -at .833 as the Brewers braked a Hid of 9eYeD defeats in their previouo 10 ot8rts. The Angels, alter winning eight ol nine games, now have lost Jour of tbe:if last five. · -., JACK NICKLAUS . CALLS ATLANTA CLASSIC A SNAP. I Anreaooi:s Salvage Split Afoor Win s ·treak Ended ' By HOWARD I. HANDY Of !tit 0.11, f'lllf Sllfl UC l'rvine split a doubleheader ~·ith _Puget Sound while Cal S tate fNorthridge l sat idly by watching pro. ~s with the aid of a favoring coin lO$ Saturday and as a result, the Anteaters and MatadOrs meet today at t in the NCAA Westeni Regional baseball champloosnlp game oo the UC! diamond. UCI defeated Northridge in opening round acUoo Friday, 7·1 , but may be in pitching ttooble for today's encounter after playing twice Sallud8y. The Anteattta dropped th< opener, H . Tern Dodd bas been penciled in to start for coach 081)1 Adams' An.,.,.,.. but a chronic ann problem may llmtl hjs air peai:ance. He ts 2--0 for the year with a u; e.r.a. but has pitched only 33'!! in- nings In five starts. · "I( we can get four or flve good innings LA Unleashes 16-hit Assault To Down Mets LOS ANGELES (AP) -BUI Russell drove in four runs with three singles Saturday night. leading the Loo ~eles Dodgers to a 9-5 victory over the New York Mets. Catcher Joe Ferguson slugged a two- ron homer for the Dodgers, who collected 16 hits against three New York pitchers. Los Angeles had to co1ne from behind l\viet1, spottjng the Mets a three-run lead Dodgers Slnte All Gtm111 on KFI 14'0) Mav ,, May 28 May 29 ~~rr.;r,~~'t.1!1 11~~o~nl'~~~es 1:55 11.m. 1:55 p.m. 7:$5 p.m. PflU8dllOh!a ~I LOii Anorte1 in the fi rst inning and then falling behind again, 5-4. But Russell 's two-run single climaxed a three-run rally in the sixth inning that put Los Angeles in front for keeps and Ferguson tagged his loth homer an U. ning later following Willie Davis' fourth hit ol the game. Von Joshua, starting his fir>! game since breaking his wrist April t6, had three of the Dodger ·mis, Pitching the final game ol the oeries today will he Don Sutton, 3-3, for Los Angeles and Jerry Kooaman, 5-2, for New York. Sutton ·was 2-0 against the Mets last year, including a shutout victory. The Dodgers will continue their home- stand on Monday night, operiing 8 three- game series against the Philadelphia Phillies. . After the Mets took a 3-0 lead against Downing, tbe Dodgers got one back in the second but still left the bases loaded. Parker got out of the jam by striking out Dave Lopes and getting Bill Buckner to fly to le!L After Im Angeles went ln front with three """' in the third, anotber threat in the fourth was thwarted. Jim McAndrew, in relief ol Parter, (ot the first two outs in the fourth. But then Ferguson singled off third baseman Wayne Garrett's glove and Willie Crawford rifled ·a 11.ngle to right1 sending Ferguson to third. 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Adams says. The UCI nliefltor dtctn•t rule out the possibility of Friday's starter and v.1n- ner, H::iy Humphries. pie-king up at this point if the game is close. Nortbridgc will counter ~·ith a v.-ell rested Jeff Cherry (6-3, 4.51 e.r.a.). The Anteaters haven't had lady lUC"k: on their side, Jos.ing all but one coin toss to determine home team in the four games and los ing out in a bid to draw a bye Saturday afternoon after the three teams wound up with 1-1 records at the coo- clusioo of round-robin action Dan Hansen sparkled In the lleld and th< big guns ol Ille UC1 a11ack, Jell Malinoff and Rod Spence, came through l\'ilh key base hits in the second game to give Gary Wheelock all the support he needed. After winning t3 in a row and sporting a 17-3 home field record, Loggers southpaw Greg Bemis was the lll8$ler in Sat urday·s opener. The Loggers made an about-face from Friday's one-«ided loss to Northrl dge (15-7 1. Bcntis forced the Anteaters to ground out o~ pnpup most of the way v.·ilh ooJ.y two outfield fly balls handled by the Log~ gers in the opener. Terry Stupy belted his sixth homer ot the _year in the first game to keep it close until Greg McCollwn hit ooe over the Jett field wall with a mate aboard in the fifth to give Puget Sound Its margin of vic- tory. Jerry Maras, UCI's starter, had periiaps his poorest outing of the year Jn losing. The leam's s1riboot leader whlf· fed five and had rumers on baae in all but th• final two Jonings. , Wheelock righted the shij> in the nightcap with a complete-game, seven-hit performance. Logger's left fieldtt Pat Cristelli did most of the damage with a· ~ouble and home run. He was robbed o(, another hit on a sensational diving stop,, and a strong throw to first by Hansen in the eighth. 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"I was 3-0, 3-1 on a lot o(,m.;· Nicklaus Toys W,ith Field The Trojans and Lions, 30-2.l, tangle again today at nooo in the best<>l-llne playoff. A third game, JI needed, wlR follow today's game. ,The winner ot_ tht playoff meets Los Angeles State for the Dist. e title. r .--~~~~~~~~--.I Today's Sports Oti· Television 11 All lhe ielievers wanted to get in the ninth wtth a. niDe run lead so they could get a aa,,;," be qul!IP."'1: "I kept telling ~ 'lfJ'tbe elg!Xh, it'• the eighth'!' ~'-°'"""' didn't throw (>lrilo1fa\>ly bird ""' irwoed up Aneels -by ....,ing boot' With lreaklllg pit.- -alter falllrlg bEliind ... the coont. ··lfAl.tNl."IA M \•lffti Mn.WAUkft .. ,..... • , lltftl Qrtltwtl, 21t t 0 • 0 ~ If • t I l l'l-, d 4 0 1 0 TJoliMOn, u • 0 2 I FRC!bMl'I, .ti • 0 0 0 Mo!M°, "' 4 1 I t EPSfeln,lb •OlOQl~dll 221 1 AOl/Vt'f, rt • o 0 0 £Rflidr;Hl. c S 2 S 0 Sttnflln, If • 0 I 0 lc:Oft, lb • 1 2 I ~11.rier, at 2 o o I OMw, ci t 1 1 .1 Mtoll, M S 0 I 0 GTl!Onlolt, rt I 1 I I Torbclr9,C 2000~(:1tt •121 Sltptl..-n, e I 0 0 0 CO!~ P t 0 0 0 fVNIY,p 0000 Hlfld,p 0000 ~. ,...,!!09M. • • 0 •• ·~r~ • 0 • • ~,.., ., °"" S4 ,J!...•,' Ml~ M Olt llbt-t ~ •• DP-C.Ufornl'1 f; Mnwau11._ 2~ c•lltoml• 1, l11UIWMM ll 11-0ff(lt, sc.tt, sa-e:. lt.odr.-:, ~~~· .. JO ........ ~ .,. ....... """ .-' ~ ·l' "'1 ':t .I 't I ,.,.,.,...; • ·1 ' t • , 1 • Cofllonl'. 'Wi~M f • t t -• 1 N.,_.,. ll. #MY O. #Nyf W l'ilill-l•D. ,_,, ~It. INilt. T~:•, ~!M. Altanta Golf Lead Expands to Six Strokes ATLANTA (AP) -Jack Nick Jau s the way in this event. He held a four· playing with the awe9Clllle majesty of stroke advantage when play 1tarted on which only he seems capable, stretched ' the mild, occastooally, cloudy day and bis lead to record proporti<m with a s~-quickJy stretched it ooL ~ 116 Saturday In tile third round He played the front nine In a brilliant o! the ftitl,000 Atlanta Goll Cl ... ic. 31 -live under-par -and coasted home N~lauo, ..,iJy the dNDlnant,llgun In ill U. F.., the second dq in i n>w, fie go( Ille gll!Dt! ~Y. poeted a 199 total for ~ away without rnakin4 a bogey. <' holes, 11 .... d~iiar oo the billy, 6,SSS. WeiJkopf fashioned a four~r 68 ~ant Atlanta ¢oiinlry Club course. -he lo..t two strokes to Nl"11aus with Nicklaus, sttkfllg a fourth title of the 1 that good round-and was a1one tn see- sea90n and second in as many st.arts. ond at 205. owned a ba1gln& «ii-stroke lead over The·slender Geiberger alJo had a 68 Tom Weiskopf 1going in" today's final nnd was in third.,J( 2111. Brewer, with a rOIUld tn the chase for Ille 13(1.000 first 63, Rnd Hubert G'reen'. with a 'll), foltowtd pr~. and appc!afed an· ab:nost certain at 208, nine Jtrokes .orf the pace. . wtnner. , ' South Altf'can Gary Player enjoyed his "'lbe-rest of ti are Just playing for best round of !he tournament. a 69, but ""'"'d place "'said veteran Gay Brewer. w .. (ar )'ack In lbe field with a lt6. "It'• jusl b;d of dilcoul'egtng." said Master~ chltmJ>lo!l Tommy Aa ron !ailed formor PG.I, cbamplon Al ~er. to qljlllily lot the lost 36 holes, while Nlckllitll\' ilbo Mdn'f,~ 'llnce ltadlhg,iiilfMy winner Bruce Crampton. wliJnlng tlii"Tounnrmenl cl· Champion$ ~ ~ ud Arnold Palmer are not Apr11 ri, bu ltd or lhared the lead all oomj>tting. .- "l didn't play as well as I did the first two rounds, but when you're in a big lead, you're not going to," Nicklaus said. "1...,i '6 and I can't say I'm cltsap- polnled in that!' !1 :30 a.m, (5)-ANGELS BASEBAIL -,,,. C.U!U'nta · Angell meet the Brtwers In Mltwaukec. 12 no0n (2) -CBS SP()ILTS !IPECl'ACULAll -Track and field and cwtinminf. World -holders headltne lite CallJ\lmta ·, · Rellys,Jlaped Satunlay ln Modesto. IJao, t11t National AAU lndocll' synchr(l1lzed s w t m m l n g cham· plonshlps, taped at Hershey, Pa. In . i\pril. t t:30 p.m. (2) -CBS TENNIS CLASSIC -Hlghllgllts ol !trsl· round competition in the $47 ,500 ~llmlnnlion series. "'irtt match: Bob l.JJU: vs. Arlhur Ashe. 4 p.m. (71 -111E RACERS - .4.n intimate view of the Parnelli Jones racing team inctudinc Muio !.ndretli. At Unaer and JOe Leon6nl • • Start Your Engines! WITH DEKE HOULGATE -. ...,.zr.1m • ' INDIANAPOLIS -The" qe airfoil wlap Gii llxlllmapolls : ' can Ila .. been _.cl a lot ol llMP, bat IOday'1 crllldlm Is a ..-.. """· EnaIUh dtlv.,. llaor!d HOObo clalml they will make Monday's Indianapolis 500 a cruhlng bore. ; • "l ague with what A. J. Foyt aays," Hobbs dtdarel. "Wtth these winO you can't racie. The ultimate effect ls that people baog back." Hobbs believe! tht race will be little more than a parade despite the closest spread ol quall(yiog speeds in many years. "ll'1 a very close field," be said. "But wait till the flag drcpl, and we'll see bow ~ It ls then. There are more driftfl who've got good can, but the days are gene when JUI could follow a bloke around and then duck under bim in a comer. "Tbe w1y you used to do that was to follow him through: turns three and four aod then duct uncltr him going into tum one. Now yoo can't follow him through lhree and fCJ.IJ', er you find yooradl climbing the wall.• • Habbl explained that turl>ulena! from a wing ahood of the T car Is "v.ry detrimental" to the wing behind, becau!e o1 the unpttdictable action on the wing behind by nrirllng air. Coo- sequentJ,y, drivers doo't follow closely in the turns, because thef dm'I want to I-the locce of air. against their own wing and slam into the wall. lrul11 Orte-groo"e Race Traek n.e crWdJm of wlap In general, be 1aJd, applies mottly t. waUed-ht eoanes Ut:e IDdianapoU. and riot so mucb to road C'llllRM, wltere tbere maaJly are plaees a drlfer en ge te set tilt of tbt 1Hpitream of &be ear Mead lf aeeenary, Indy, llowtver, ii a •~croove ratt tnck ud tbtn ii oo place else ..... Nol oaly IUl, bal U.S. Auto allll 1'111es allow a big(,. wlag tUa Ille lepl alrfoU ,_ nod ..-, 1 .... a1a can, aod tlaat Illa« wlD( compouds the pnblem, lie....-._ -- like to -llOt ooly a redllC&a la alze lw Ille Iody car'• ..tag, l>ol a -tie cbuge la ..pe ,__ ''Tiie ••1 it II now," Bobbi aid. '"yoa need lo 1pad $Uf,lll to come here and be eompetltlve -ball a mJJllon lf you make a big dlorl to ..... ud wbal do ;ioa wla! Half ., lllat. "Wlleo Jimmy Clark eame ...,. lier<. CoU. Chapman bad t.o ti.Del ldm a oaHff car, ud It was a big exptDH, perba .. a mack u '1f,t,Olt, but they coald afford to take the 1ambJe, becaw llley-1d wto $11t,teo. "Now tbe JWlle money II •boat &be aame, but yoa bave .. speed twSee 11 mucb u you can wta. It doetn't make 1eme." Bought Eagle for 835,000 \ llobbe' car owner, Roy Woods, bought an Eagle for 137.000 an4 three engine• for $3$,000 each. Tben they started paying the 1JUle billa thal add up laster than the big ooes do -with- out any ~ they woold be in the race with the Carling Blaclr ~be! Special. 'Ibo two mimn ex1 Hobbs' Eagle cost $150 apiece, he uid. O!fll spring for the auspeoslm l)'alem coots $50. '!be con-trovi!nlal wing ltJeU lls15 at $1,000. During the mmth of May his mechaDics earn $350 a week, aod they live in motel!! en per diem. • Hobbs a~ be' thdulht USAC wmld resolve tt! driver In- terchange dllpUte aod rejoin the world community of the sport beloce lb ~pn f"°"1 FIA ........., llnal In lf/4. Wby! "!JSAC doeso't;Jiave the gu!s to do I~" Hobbs said aim ply. •111.1 own people WOd'i let 'em. And I don't think Tony Huhnan (owner of lndlanapoll• Mocor Speedway) will allow It. He'• the guy wbo holds the w~ hand. USAC needs him more than he needs USAC." CrtU1t Stir• l'Wno Debate The other clay a lltme mi>rle tnlbmlasl broqlll to USAC'a safety ,..Pe u I mm Dim of,Arl Poll.onl'• lato1 cntll lere. ftlle the televllloa Dim wu hirfd -ill 'lo ulltfy Ille most morbid of tutt:s, ttW: amategr J>l"'.dactlon outdid tile TV new .. .... ·, nu new ~eace la tbe &Nwtnl me of lDformaJioa about Pollard'• dea~ Iliad far more tlct¥cnee. bowever, than earloslty vahte, became It wu tam lrom a dlfferen& an&Je, gp close, aod Us tulgbt lato Ille ...,~ ol Ille acddeot bu -new debate•-Ille --,nag. wi.en Pollard'• car Ont bit tii.e wan, &lo lowes& wlteel wu 11 i.e... ell Ille pound. nat _.. am>d,fnamlct, perliap1 lbe alrfoO HHU, may havo trlq!rod Ille cnall; In Ugbt ef thll, we as•ed Jim Ball, pioater of winp oa nee ~to comment on the IDdlau.poliJ farore. '"The race car," be 1ald, ..... vet.Ide ~ operates .on the ground throagb the air. Those ue tbe oaly t~ areas you cu work lo to make It go futtr. First 1'>D wm restricted 11 to bow you get bold of lhe ground, and now bow to get ltold of the air. lnd11 Cars Going Too Fast "For a long Ume people at lndianopolis didn't consider aerodynamics at all. Now I'm afraid they are going 'to have some re1tricUon. They're going awfully fast. The faste!' you go, the bigger the impact you make when you hit. They 'are going so fast they could lash the accelerator down to the floor and Ju.st steer the car around. Once that happens you dcrl't need driven any more." About si1 or seven years ago Rall actually built an Indy car, although he n..., admitted It at the time. His ooly pubuc statement came after USAC changed the rules that particular year and banned w1np on race cars altogether. Hall wu quoted M saying he had considered Indianapolis but lost in· terest. "I'll never build an Indy car tmlil they allow \.':ings," he said. Raced as Forn1ul.a 5000 Car .. ·, That parllcular car aclually wu raced the next yea't. not aa a USAC championship car but as a formula 5000. •·1 dulgned and buHt It, but l''e didn't finish it," Jlall 11ald. "My chief m~banlc (Franz Weis) "'recked U at Lime Rock. It was built for a Chevy engine. With lbe aerodynamics we developed lli'e felt II bad a damned good chance to be com- pe1Jdve." But when new rules were anno11Dced for the following ytar. wbea. it would bave been introduced, wings •·ere out, aod M wu the Hall car. T\e Teus mllUon.alte ollmaa, whose design cenlus Jiu ltl'u&IY lnnuenced modern mo&or nctng, turned the car ever co w• and aootbu of bis mecUnlcs, Troy Rogers. They n .... llJled the cu-a•d raced I& at Doanybrooke and Ume Rock. II WM 1ometJmes ceUed a <ll.aJmrl.], although nan disowned uy cetlltfJCtloa wllll ft at tbe time. Hall Thinking AIJout Racing Lately flall has been sitting iD a race car again, testing the Lola: UtM serJcs car at hi.s private rood course. Ratti~ snake Raceway1 near Mldland, Tex. ls he thi.n.klng about rnc-- ing again? "It's probably been my whole career to be the one to si t In the car and tell what Is happening to it," Hall said. "Our· Ing recuperation from my accident it was much more diCficult to develop cars. It Wat tough, even, with Jackie Stewart when he drove my vacuum sweeper Chaparral, and he was super. "f mJght be tempted to drive again mysclf. You can't t>ver teU. But l know l can't just get in a car and drive as w.ell as I used to. II takee a kl! ol bani work IO be any kind ol a quality a~te. You've sot to wcr-.t at it. I'm not at that point, •"fat: am mdy to make that kind ol dedlcalkln, but I may be on." .. 4• ·-· • I Pepitone Seeks Job In Japan ST. l.DUlll -Joe Pepitone. who wu obtained by the Atlanta Brave1 ln a deal with the Clllca&o 01be co MIY It, has deddtd to qutt again. Pepitone informed manager Edd.le Mathews of hls dedlton bet ... Slturday night'• game with the St. Louil CardinaJJ. He said that he pnbbly woold have quit regardless ot what team be had ~ traded to. •te said that he had many peraooal problems aod el· pttsSed the deaire to play ball in Japan. No China Action OKLAHOMA CITY -Dele- galel to the General A>sembly ol lnternatlonal Spcns Fedenr Uon •JJll"OVed a statement calling for a modernization or Olympic rulea on amalearlmn aod eiJglblflty bul failed to take any action on the Oiina question. The propooa] oo the Olympic rule change was approved unanimously. lt was seen a! an attack on the International Olympic Conunittee's Rule 26, which forbids an Olympian from practicing bis spart (or more than 30 days annually. 1& also forbids any financial sup- port other than pock.et money and prohibits athlete• from accepting money for com- mercl.al sponson:bjpe:. Thomas Keller and GAIF' Secr<tary-Generaf Oocar state of England uid the Oilne>e position remains uocbanllOd in reprds IO Nat!ooalisl QUa. That poo!Uon Is that Red China will not join any sports federation which baa Taiwan as a member on basis that there is only one China. -' Swim Record BERLTN -Kornelia Ender of East Germany set a new European swimimng record of 58.8 second.! for the women's 100-meter freestyle Saturday, just missing Australian Shane Goo1d'a world record, the Of· ficial News Agency ADN reported. The 14-year~ld M is s Ender's time was one-tenth of a second bek>w the mark of 58.S the Aussie established at Sydney on Jan. a, 1972. use AII.Stlll'8 CHICAGO -Five members of last year's National Cham- pionship USC football team have been named to play in the Co llege All-Star-Miami ~lphins game July 'El. The Trojans named were of- fensive linemen Dave Brown, Charles Young and Pete Adams, fullback Sam Cun- ningham and defensive lineman John Grant. Oldfield Wins KANSAS CITY -Brian Oldfield, the former 1'-1idd.1e Tennessee Stale star, tossed the shot 68 feet, 4 inches in \I.inning the Pn:itessiooal Tract Association Meet Saturday night, falling in a bid to brtak hls world irdoor best of 70- 10~4 Friday night at Salt Lake City. "I guess I left it all in Salt Lake City.'' said Oldfield, top money-winner on the pro toor. "I had a real problem keeping my foot down on my first three throws." Feuerhach Hot P.10DESTO -World record holder Al Feuerbach went over 70 feet again in the shot put, am Ernie! Puttemam of Belgium ran a 4:03.6 mile in the U.S. outdoor debut Sltur- day in • Iha 32nd Ca1ilmlia Relays. \ Feuerbe~ won with a meet record toss of 70 feet 10 in· ches. The 245-pounder from nearby San Jose set a new world mark of 71·7 early this month and has been con· sis!enlly over 70 feet all spring. Feuerb<irh and Puttcmans compete in the Los Angeles Coliseum today starting at 2. Cage Camp Schedttled A .....,_,...k bula!Uioll class iJ being offerel for bijh school credit at Corona del Mar HlrJ> beginning June 25. Corona de! Mar cage coach Tandy Gillis and assistant C.'harlle Brande \\'ill conduct the claJSes, which will slress defensive and orrens.ive fun- damentals, weightlifting for basketball players and an organized league. 'fwo.hour sessions begin ot 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. dally In the Corona del Mar gym and the class ia worth rive units or high achoo) credl!. The clauM nrc open to aillletes In grades 6, 7, 8 and i. Mossteller Recalls Past; , Retirement Set for June • By BOWARD L HANDY ... Dlltr ........ U. rniglll be deocrlbed u a lnutnted laiockleboll oltche< wbo once played cofle1e beaeball cn ~ same team with !As Angeles Dodgen manager Walter Alston. Yet, others who knew hlm in bis heyday aa the doan ol Hw>- tington Btacb High School basket.ball coaches might refer to him as a man who likes to win aod 'Will pul forth every ounco ol mergy to mal;e that image stand. Lee Mossteller himsell ad· m.its be probably will miM being around the establiJ!>. ment after 32 years, when he retires from an administrative post with the Huntington Beacb Union lllgb School District In June. Wednesday nirJ>~ I 7 5 fonner players and friends through the years will gather at Irvine Coast Country Club n> p1y hmlage to the man who hails from Westchester. Ohio -a cowtty constituent of .Alstoo's more widely known Darrlown. Moosteller and Alston played basla!thell aod baseball for Miami of Ohio and Huntington Beach's gain was profession.al baseball's Joss. Alter hi! college days, he tried out (or the Cincinnati Reds with general manager Frank Lane watching from bigb In the 81aods. "When I arrived, ! asked them what they 01jlected from me and they said to get the ball in there. "I began throwing it in there pretty fut and the hitters were belting it around the park, but that's what I thought they wanted. l didn't even throw a curve and only one or two knuck.leballs," he recalls. "[ never knew where the kruckler was going -and neither did the catcher,'' he says. "These modern-day pitchers (ascinate me when they throw the knuckler and I often think to my~lr, 'if they can1make a career out of throwing it, what's wrong with me? Why didn't I make it, too.' " He was also embittered, or disillusioned, about professloo- al baseball a bit further when a player who was a relief pitcher with a semi-pro team Mossteller played for was signed to a contract and he wasn't. Hlslory .....cia that he 1Urned to -..-111a- \be UHaled tr)'OUI lar Ibo RedS. Whm be wu practice leacblng In Oblo, be .... -a full.Oedged leadler by the 118D1e of Weeb EubeDk, who later ooocbed pro -In Baltimore and New Y eek. Lee bad been to COlilcmia several times u a youngster aod alter marrying bls~eollege sweetheart, Mary, llbt tired ol hearing about Ca litornia whenever Ibo Masstelf« clan would gather and lssuod an ultimatum: "No more talk about California unm aorneone takes me out there." For the next three sum- men, the Moa1tellers journeyed to Southern California where Lee mm- pieted bis ma.oter's degree at use. then took a fourth year to get his teaching credential. By this time they fell this was the place to live and Lee checked the employment GI>' porllmltla for a a>atb -andl>oadl. "'!'bey bad ao oi>eninl lar a math telcber', all rl&bt.·· he recalls. "But Ibey allO wauted him to oooch swlnunloc-I could stay afloat and that's _, all but I got the job at llunllnglm -Hllli aod ..,. tually ooocbed n!mming for the rim year." However, bis success on the but.etbaJI court baa far e1· ooedod that ntmmtng ........ He ditected the Oilen from Ito lhnlugb 115& with six ltagut cbamplcmhlpl In tow. Wbal about his theory ol winning? "I sort of go by the phllosoplly !bat ii you don't play to win, ""1 keep acore!" He admits to being a poor loser aod bu bad bis share ol run-ins with opposing coache!: and offld.als. Bui all ol that is behind him and his current memories are ooly of pleasant things and the players he once coached, In- cluding the current Oilers cage mentor Elmer Combs, ... Golden Wot! bula!tball coacb Dick Stictlln Westrn].der HIP ,_ ..... h Bill llGndl, w Qointa Htah fool· bell coach Don Webster aod state .....,,blyman Ken Co<y, alnoog othen. When be walb into a public restaurant « any o t b e r gathering place in Huntington Beach, be is constantly remtoded ol the past by those who walk by and say hello to their locmer coach. Lee Moateller bas been out of M&tiMng for the past 15 years, rtnt moving t 0 Westmlmter High as a vice- pcinclpal. He bas been dire<- ior ol apec:i..a1 seivices for the dislrk:I since 11168. But even though he will no longer be required to go to the office after Jone, his retire- ment plans do not call for him to plgeol>hole bis talents and sit in an easy cbalr. ' "I may even take up golf to get 90me ei:el'Cise," be says although he admits to never having played the g a m e before. · LEE MOSSTELLER All-time Hoopsters Selected • I Lee Mossteller coached bu- la!tball el Huntington Beodl lligh for 16 years (1942-58) and had many playen pass through the halls of learn· ing during that time. He \\·as asked to pick an all- star lineup from among the varsity players he coached during that 16 years and came up with the following: FIRST TEAM Elmer Combs (1946) F Butcb Coopman (1955) F Combs, Stricklin Recall Dick Stricklin (195.1) C Dave White (1957) G Jeddy Young ~1955) G SECOND TEAM James Watson (1949) F Mosstel'ler' s Will t.o Win It may be only coincidence that h.i.s two All.CIF staM while coaching basketball at Huntington Beecb HirJ> School spent considerable time ln Lee Mossteller's backyard shQOting baskets. But that's the case fer both Elmer Combs, the man who replaced Moosteller in 1959 as head Oilers basketball coach and Dick Stricklin, current cage mentor at Golden West College. Stricklin lived next door to Mossteller during his high school days. Elmer's girl friend at that time and his current wife, Carolyn, lived on the o;tber side of Mos.steller. Both men attribute their success on the court and in coaching to the man who will retire from the Huntington Beach Union School District In JW>O. Alan Braybrooks (l!K6) F "He was an outstanding coach, probably the best in Orange County during that Gary Harbin (1955) C at halltime," Stricklin recalls. Wayne Young (1953) G "In our ftrSt Anaheim game, George 'lbomton (196.sl G I h.lt a basket at the buzzer to Others who played for him time," Combs says. give us a ooe-point win. included :Ken Moats, Bill Bos- o After that we kept asking well, Bill Vail, Har lo LeBard. "He was kno.wledgeable and about set.Ung a school scoring Don Webster, Bob Suess, ~:ell-organized and above all · r~rd and he told us we could Wayne Young, Dean Phlllipy, else, be hated to lose. He was do it against Anaheim the se-~~~ ,~~·J~~=: on the officials constantly and co.net Ume around. Bill Feldner, Don Heard, Ed he I I " th d . k "He made good on his pro-y· et u ey ma ea nus~ e, mise to us and [think 1 scored Doltar, Harry Sdlurch, m- tbey should know about it. 43 points as we won by 30 and cent Roos and Don Combs Th II among others. " e number one reco ec-Mr. Keith wll!D't very happy 1.fost of these were given lion I have of playing for him about the outcome." honorable mention.. is winning. We were un-Elmer played b e f o r e ;:::==========; defeated in the two years I Stricklin and recalls a Bee played varsity basketball for tournament at Anaheim in him," Strici.lln says. 1948 when the Oilers were A bitter rivalry existed playing Corona and Keith was between Huntington Beach one of the officials. ?.lossteller and Anaheim and coached the Bees and the Mos!teller was at odds with varsity and Keith w a s Colonists coach Sam Keith the Cokrtists vanity mentor. most or the time. "There were a couple of "He (Mossteller) di d n' l disputed calls and as a result. believe in rUMing up the score we lost the game by one point and many of the games we -our only Joss that year," played, I was taking a shower Combs says. For Sports The DAILY PILOT is the newspaper !or sporu along the Orange Coast. , .complete statistics on local borne and away games, staff coverage., more exclusive stories on Orange Coast l!pGl'is than any other I o c a 11 y distributed newspaper. ''Our sa'lesmen are your kind of people'' PETE "The Greek" PELUSES Sales Manager We have on our sales staff the type of men you'd like for neig~ors. Som«: of them are. You'll probably re ognize Hugh, Charlie or H.B. These men are part of th difference you'll find at Johnson & Sou. Come in and let us offer you a fine Lincoln 01· Mercury to suit yo PETE PELUSES needs at always a fair price. HUGH MYNATT CHARLIE THOMAS SPECIAL Continental MARK IV's • Outstanding Selection Now in Stock • Best Time of the Year to Buy! • All "Golden Touched" & Ready to Go Rome or The New Cor , , , "Golde" TOMcW' . l "'Orol'IPf: Coun~'.t Foml?J oJ nnt Cori'' 2G1 HARIOll llVD. COSTA MESA . i H. &. PRICE r lfomt Of Tht Ne• Car , , • "Golde• r-eh" I I • I I ) j •, I ) • ADs • l". ~ 'l1lt die bu near!)' be"1 cast t for Orange County h i g h .: ochoob regarding the releagu- ' Ing situation that wiU take place for the 1974-75 season and 15 ot the Ia Orange Coast aru ocbool• are ,tfeotecl. Mater Del is not affected and El Toro JUgb has no athletic history. Only Mater Dei, which com· petes in the Angelu.s League (parochial) remains in a .status quo position, ~long with members of lht Garden Grove League. Fourteen area a t h I e t i c directors were quizzed on their !eellnp regarding the ef- fects or the prvposal which will be oUlclally ruled on Sept. 20. Two area schools -Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach - are clearly unhappy about the decisions of Orange County school administrators Lo u Joseph and Vic Sherreitt. Here's what each athletic director has to say: Corona del Mar's Ron Dflvis -"The new league is equitable as far as student enrollment goos, v.·hich the current Irvine League is not. \Ve are low in enrollment in the lrvine but the others, namely Fountain Valley and Edison, are con- siderably higher . "AJthough we have won the all-sports trophy every year,· it's only a matter of time until those two schools catch up. "'nley simply have more kids to choose from . "I' like a.ur league as it stands, but if you are basing equity on enrollment, as they obviously are, then it isn't equal. Right now as far as sports go, only Santa Ana in track appears to dominate the new league and Santa Ana will dominate anY league in track. "Because of the success of our program we don't beloog in a lower enrollment league. I think ,this new league will he go.od and allow our prograi;n to continue improving.·• Costa Mesa's Bob Hulr'.er - "We're very disappointed with what recently came out and we're still striving to get some changes. We're \vriling letters and making phone c a I 1 s because v.·e are still leagued above our enrollment. "We're very disappointed in being the smallest school in the league again. We wanted to be in the coastal league (E) OT whalever it will be called. I don't know on what basis University and Mission Viejo are in that league and we aren't. "The enrollment figure they have on U! is inaccurate. it won't be 810, more like 790 and .. , we've informed the CIF' as such. Our past record in- dJcatcs little success in foot- • . . • • .. ' . • l ' ! ' . • • • . • I • • • . • • ., . Huntington Girls Feted Huntington Beach High's GAA recently presented awards at a banquet at Edison High. OniJ Geiger and Anita Va- reia were high point V.'inners and service award v.•i nners for the year. Other awards: Hall of Fame winner: bad- minton -Bev H a r re 11 . Stephanie Bantoja: basketball -Chris Geiger; field hockey -Brenda Palmer; gym- nastics -Terri Benfer; modern dance -Shirley Neiman; softball -Joy tlor and Diane Prescott; swim- ming -Carla Alterbury; ten- nis -Stephnie B a t e s ; volleyba.IJ -Decky Barber.· Suftdly, May 27, 1973 DAILY PILOT f: :J Give Views on Re leaguing LEASE ••• a Continental ball and we thitlk wt'd hllve a better chance U weren't in a league with schools that are bigger than us. "They haven't helped us at all.'' Dana Hills' Del Tanaer -I think l''s going to be a very competitive league, litwl the schools are well matched in size. It won't be as high THE NEW LOOK Here's what each league ~ill be composed of: League A -Westminster, Edi8oa, FolUlt&la V a I I e y , Marlna, Newpcl1 Harbor, Los Alamitos, Loara, Western. League B -Anaheim, HW>- dngton Beach, 0 r a n g e , Katella, C y p r e 1 1 , Foothlll, Sadd.leback, Kennedy. Leagne C -Corona del l't1ar, Costa :r.1esa, EslaDcla, Santa Ana, Villa Park, El Modena, l\tagnolia, Tustin. League D -Laguna Beach, San Clemente, El Toro, Dana Hi lls, University, Mission Vie- jo. Le1:1guc E -Esperanza, Valencia. Brea, Canyon, El Dorado, Sonora. Freeway League -Buena Park, Fullerton, L3 llabra, Lowell, Savanna, Sunny Hiiis, Troy, Santa Ana Valley. Garden Grove League - (same) Rancho A I am it o s , Garden Grove, Santiago, BoJsa Grande, Pactlica, La Quint.a, Los Amigos. Etlaocb'1 Wayoe H.P.,, - "1 rather like the lea.rue we've beftn put into. Jt's well balanc- ed and I consider It about the same in strength as what we've been in. With the ex- ception of Santa Ana in track, or course, l'd say everyone has a pretty good shot at every sport." Fountain Valley'1 Ken Dud- drldge -"\\'e haven 't gotten Into this much because we knew we'd be in the top league regardless1 But I hate to see too many schools from one district in one league. "Truthfully, we erpected to be with the best because of the size of our school. As for the total interest in the league I think it should be good." Huntlngton Be~h's D o n Walker-''Competilively we're not against it -1 think the enrollment and <..'O.mpetition factors are fair. "But geographically it's un· fair and frankly I can't un- derstand iL But I guess this thin g-is pretty firni. I can't understand it because i t makes so much sense to simp- lv switch leagues \\'ith Hun- tington Beach and Santa An<i. "\Ve're not worried about the competition. We have so Jillie in common with any of the other schools in the league. ''I guess they couldn't agree on anything so they just went back to their original p~ posal." "1-'• alwaya going to be the miallest in enrollment -we just have lQ do a better coaching job. "If the coaches had !he ultimate choice they'd choose competition in A circles, but that's not possible." J\1arina 's Jim Stephens - ''As an athl etic director t like it . . . I think financially we ·u he OK "The league should draw crowds and the other schools have the good tradition. In that aspect we're in good shape. "But the football and wrestl- ing aspect make it toogh ror Marina The rest (lf the sports are going to be ok . "I don't know if the league will be any tougher in football than what it has been. "Starting right (lff in the Sunset League has hurt our football program because the kids have never had the chance to find out how to win. I think the kids and the staff have been affected by it. But hccause of our size it seemed this \Vas the only place they'd put us ." !\1ission Viejo's Ray l>odge -"I'd rather have stayed in the Crestview League because it"s a better balanced league. They were planning on putting us in a AAAA league and ii would have been tough to get our program off its back. "I think the first ye:ir or two we should be right up there in most sports, but we've never Laguna Beach'• D o n blown San Clemente out so caliber as so.me leagues, but it Cawthon -"We're pretty well they should be competitive may be the most competitive satisfied. Sometimes a six-. _ . and Dana Hills' program in Orange County. tea1n league makes it harder will be right up there by then. "With <lnly six teams it's but we'll probably intermingle "It can't be as strong as the going to cause problems in with other AA teams in Crestview and I d i cl n ' t consideratioos for CIF'. With Orange County for the prac· particularly like tr> get out of t. e games the Crestview. We'll wait and two more teams SQ, many 1c · times you're going to get nlore "We Jjke the closer pro-see what happens. in two consideration and more tean1s Ximity, ei'Pecially with the years it may be a better in the playoffs. There \Viii be a.:::;pr~ic:OeC:o:Or:OgO:a::so:Ol:;in:Oe::g:;o:;in:;g::;:up:O.==='="=g=u=e=."========jl lot of lack of facilities in theh-- league, but the proximity of schools is going to alleviate problems somewha t. "But we're generally pleas- ed with the way it has turned out." Edison's John l\Jyers -•·we \vere pretty well resigned to being in League A and I feel we're ready to be in it. \Ve'd rather have seen only three district schoob in tbe league and we'd rather have seen two equal AAAA leagues. "But it seems the A League is stronger than the B League. Since all go to the AAAA playoffs we 'd like to see them equal. But we're resigned to being in the toughest league . "I like the Irvine League as it stands now, but I also understand the feelings of the smaller schools. \Ve'l\ be all right in football. but we'll have to push more in our overall program to compete in this new league." CITIZENS BAND RADIO SPECIAL Communic:atiOM Problems? Poor Si9nol Reports? 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San Clemente's Tom Euds "We're sat isfied. Geographically lt's going to really help, and \\'e'll be in with comparable schools in enrollmeflil. and athletically. Transportati~ is r e a 11 y becoming a problem and when you have to travel to the other side ot the oounty regularly it gets expensive. That holds true !or the parents, too, so l think the new league with its closer rivalries will be better in at- tendance. The league should be very competitive, and I don 't see anyone dominating. With only six teams there'll be some scheduling problems, but I look for it to become eight teams eventually." league, xheduling won't be a problem. "f don't see a n yo n e dominating it right otf the bat nnd geographically It's a benefit and should bflp at- tendance _ . . especl111ly in basketbnll and football . ··1 hope the league win stay together and eventually ex· pand to eight teams.'' \\'estmlnster's: Jim O'llara -"\\'e·re not opposed to the league at · it will stand. Our on- ly contention is th.at if they are going to have IYlO AAAA leagues, the leagues should be equal. "Overal1 enrollment doesn't tell the whole story. But I think they did what they had to do in terms of geographies and enrollment. "We'd like to think the CJF will consider thi• fac et when the playolfs come around in regards to send ing schools to the playoffs. "They tell us tht>re v.•ill be l\\·o AAAA leagues and thPy should consider the rel ative strengths. "The Sunsl.'t League had three tean1s in the football playoffs last year and so.n1e people didn't like that -bul l all three v.'ere still alive in the LEASE ••• Mercury Full Meinttn1nce Leasi ng ... Your Choice, Nowl 540-5630 ohnson & son \-$f '"'*'l!liiili\i§jlfi l . '·Mi;+ __ 2626 HARBOR BLVD . COSTA MESA • 5405630 Uni\lersily's Jet·ry lledman -''It's favorable ns far as "·e're concerned. Splitting the Orange Le<1gue is a wi se decision. 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Stltll'tl A•MCll511n "New" C1I U'1 11.11 ,., lleur/h11f llll•y NfWIH'rt • A lllO,,_. • Ml'lrll Dll Rey Ch4l '*TIOI 1r !IUI n>-IJll CAMERA .; REPAIRS .· : . ,. . ,. ,, '• ,. •' PHOTO FINISHING SPECIAL ·ows· l~y Nabs R t:a ncho ~~~ ... -~ .. ====1=~.~~".';'"~::.;.~l~m:::~ .. ~~:....NC!n~.:::c~~-~~1=~.;;'°;r.no~;,-.::~~;=. ;= ·~ ------c._ --.........,...,.. ...... ..__ 'laGOWTY._...,..._ Tlllll....._,.... .... ~ , ... -~ ~.,. , , .., 4..-'JlllOl a : w.i-Ml Ji. M, µ.a~ a. AQOClAYU. QI llOTK• W tt&MU• OJI ..-n'nOM IMDUITillM. Dlt'W'WALL ~ .. Alftltr'Y °'"'· co.. "' w. ~ """"'-" ........ '-'4. ,_ ,._ ......,.,.. .., WIU. AlfO Hiit an °"""'* cwt.. y--._ ......_ f,MI, ~ a--. c.ilf. '*I 0...... ~ ~ Tiii T•flll A-, LSTftb TBTAMUTMl't ~ t'Mlll.. Women's Golf Tl. tie w, I , -OU W . .._ -· .. C.-._,,.. •• -·-" CHAALU '· OAIN.. IOOUT C. LYU. •11 -~ ...,.. c.IN. '*' TMt ....... ll I r,...., W .. .. Pf1-Y... UM.I. C.Ut. • ~ .,..... V..... k .. m --.. ......._ NOTJCa 11 .... llY CfVIN Miii TW ........ II a 1 t :• 11r -a.. c.f• ..... Ctlff. '*1 0irM H. Uitf9 Inn' .IAld ,.111&.llitl .... ,.,. I filMNIL------,--f Thi• ~ r1 ~ .,. • ....... Tllh. M•wt -._. wttll ltlt C:--""1...... tilll' ..._... fll 1Wll .ril7 W ..._. t.. \.yte ~·,..,.,..,.,.., ty Q(lft; el er-.,.. C.-itr ... May TJ, t-.. L-.n r. ......... ..,,. .. ltMo Tiii• ... ..._, -..... wtttt -~ Sally Owsley -t h • --·· chJb cllampionshlp at Randlo Sen Joaquin Goll Course with a 54-hole Ilg· gregate score of 268. 1n secood place at m wa.s Jackie Kroll with Virgtnia Ide the 10'4' nct winner at 220. In firU flight oompetltlon, Sue EWtt'! won low gross with 290 while Sbltely Wetul was the net vlctor with a 233. Carolyn Walbridge won Uie secood ru,bt gross awnrd with a 294 with Peggy R<lbeN tho net winner at 299. Helen Jtebb won third flight with 321 in gn»s competition with Kay Leutweller the net victory at 226. Bfg C811go11 It was a partner's better ball competition oo guest day at Big Canyon Country Club of Newport Beach for th c women's club this w eek. Low gross went lo Deane Ciarelli 5th JC • ID Javelin U.lpr1n and -Ludllc Paddock of lllaa Verdo CC with a TT. Sec:ond place wa.s won by Kathleen Myer and Kay Halbert (Irvine Coos< CC i at 85. tn the 11et con1pctlt1on . Jayne Boand and Elva LawlKln !Virginia CCI were ~ win- ners with 62. A tie resulted for second place with Dorothy Maple end Barbara Smith of St. Cloud cc in Paris, Franct, oo ooe team at 66. LUllan Smith and Jean LeBoo of El Niguel CC along with Helen Andenm a n d Marge Riley of Irv !ne Coest CC abo posted scores ol 66. At 67 were CieJ Sullivan and Babs Hetrlk of Irvine Coast CC IJld Mary Smith with Olar· Jene Holloway, also ol.. lrvine Coest cc. itle•a Verde Stella Merriam vton a tin v.'hisUc tournament at Mesa Verde Country C lub with a score of 36. Second place ended in a tie between Lucille Paddock and Alice Watts, each with 34. Marianne Dyer and Joan Chamberlain followed with W.lt. l-lfn. ,_.."-....-_. tt ~ i. ~ .... tf Cwt; ti or.,.. c;_,,. .. Ml!I IL Tiii• .t•t-1 -..... wtlll ltle c.u..ty ....... M1toW Nrtkvl«t. .... !ti.II ,,_ "-R lfn. · c .... 111 ~ ~ .. ~ 1, ma ,.,...._er... c..t o.oy P'u.t,.., ~ ., ..,.,.._ ,... -rw.. .,... "" .-i...1~ •-·~-.,,..,. •'-!.. II; ~ a JI, ... .I-I. lt, ttn llf).7';.,. J-J, ltn. .. t!IO •.m. .. In ""* WIU.AllD M. •n. ......,_, J.uie;t WUllHIUUCl.a lolLie 1lf"e • P'vollw.r ~ C'Met Deily Plllft. ~ f/f ~I HO. J 9f Mid "'5 A-II "9i119nr, Mltll 11'9 The winner WU I.« Rue~.,. u .. av. _. J\M J. 1'1J 1-"•1;1 n1r1n ,,. N-cu ~. 11 '°' crvll; ClnNr 0r-1vw w~1. 111 &M A..-... CilMllW .., l ---==~~:::=:::::----1---~::u::-::::_:::v::'.u=o:_ __ 1ri. CttY of kn••..._ C.lf«'lll•. l-.C I..-Owe with 29 followed by Jom1 . oe'*' -.r ,,, 1m. l"vtl5t.n.. Ct...-c-i DiMIY ,1ttt Smith a\ 34 ~ and Madeltne PUBUC N011CE ·r~:':.:::.i:::· _.;_i!~~ Sf IOHN. ""'' 11.,.. JlilMo a. 10, 11, lfD ...n Stanley at 35. flrCT1T1ou1 1ut1••11 TJ11~"'~1• lkll1t11 IMI'*' ~"'-r., '--CE S 'I,, •AM• "AT•MllfT n 1 MC:K ITrtllifT 1t1•e:1uoR1. no. E. ,,, c..-. •-, .. .., • PUBUC Non e.c "Tti. foOowl"' ~ •r1 dolno 1~ 11 .. hf!!•,.,._, C•UI. t7J01 \..1119 loMdl. Cllll ..... ,_. • - CIYtlf'ltll ••: AM •• "°'*"'°"· 1111 Port TIQIMrr, T•h cria> OMNI A low net tournament •t LI! GAll:AG9, ''' Jiii $1.. ......... N""""°" .Hdl. (..1111. '21MO. Atttnwy .... l"tfl~ MOTIC• TO c••OrTOR..J-. H lnm-Seacllfr ,.._, ... PU INCll .,.., ™• """""' I• conducl.cl by •n In· l"ubllll'Mll DI'•• Coast Dilly ... lot. $UP'llllO. cou•T OP .". Wit 6...... ............ ... 3 Lar,l lM I!. Pollquln, 1•11 .. _,..., dM41itl Mil' JO. tl. v, 1m lS.7-73 STAT• OP CAL.rPmlflA "°" Club found Kay Moees-and s.nt• Anl 'fol AM I 11-.,... ™• CDUlrrYJ." OaJJtH P ti Schottmiller tying f,.-Mmrrr~n " .......,, 1231 ••'I' A"·' Tl'lll .,,,--.i w•• tu.i w'llll "'-Coun· PUBIJC NO'l1CE E.t1t1 ot f'Hl~P' ..:i'E. ~. .8 y ~ T~• ~--•~",,'!!!!._,,. -O -·I .., Clowk of.......,._ Caunt' M ... , 1. Im. ..._ -"'--... 1 ..... .i.1... "' -·--._....... ., •• .......... HDT1CI! rs Hl5:•E•Y 01\l'E.M ...... fint place in the o.,;ua.1.11t"' ........ ...,. pmrt_...,,.p fl ·Ul,. 8 SIMe crldlkn oil the ·~ ""'*' ...,..... flight with a net soore of 73. Thll •=I :.::::111 tM COIMIY "'-~f:. t~=.r~M~t l.~ .. .., ,:..~ ~~:,:·:: cC:.:J.:rA = ::r; ~.::v;:.::::.m;. ~~ Jn the first fllght it was c;.,11. ot 0r.,... c-tr • tMy n. 1m ntl COUNTY • 011Wt•I ..tt1r1 -. MCmttY _...... 111 d!it ~· ull •·-· the . ...1 ____ ,._»ca PVBUC N011.CE ...._ M4m 111 tM c1n °' ni. .._. entrn. _., • J ene Aua.i10 wuiiia-P'utltllhtd DI'~ C:0.11 Delly Pilot, MOTKI Oii MIUJtllltO OJI PCTlTIO• tD P"*-' lhlm. Mlfl "'9 ......,., with 75. Marilyn Jones, Shirley WY 27. IN J-J. 10, 17, ltn 1.,,,.n P'ICTfT10UI •u1r1111s fl'Oll: ••OU.Tl Of' WlU. AMO l'Oa ~ .. to .... ~ •• .,.,. ~· HAM• STAT•MIWT Lanau TdTAMa:llfTAJt'r of 1111' 1!1emlys,. MINDLIN, L'!· '. Cummaro and Alice Acklln PUBLIC N-CE TN to1klwlt11 Pll'Mll I• dlol_rMI,.. o i.i."' NEu.1E MAV, Dlcllllld. snuT• ., 11!::.!J.~'.H, 1• c.;iv,.., tie.d fOT' second with 77. U.1.1. 1t: .. ,HOTtce IS HE1te•v GIVEN ltMlt ICAY P'•rt: Eltf, lM Cll ...... 1. rltVIHI -UNIVl!lt.llTY P'A•K GUADAGNO hi• Iii.cl ,,.,. • ... ltloll wNdl 11 h ,._ wl IM.illl'lllt " "- Barbara Metkovich and PICTITtoUI aUlllllSI ANIMAL HOSJ'ITAI.. 1ION Cul~r for fl'rotNltl> GI Wiii lfld for ~ of ~ In .. r lftl'ltlrs ""1olllfnl to HAMii ITATllMINT Orlw, lr'Ylllto ClrlfolWI tMU LltMrl Teat...-nlwy to "'-,.nn..-tM nt1le of ..W ~. ~ flluf' Virginia St.evens tied for first. TM 1o11ow11111 ""_, 11 c1a1111 tMIMU J•-E•r'I 11""' D.v.M., 1m "°'' ,......_. t1t Which 1. mMe tor ""'11111' -1t1.• •"" it. nnt ,.,ot1c.ttoa "'t111• '" the •• ~ flight with 79. ••: MlnM!gh Clrtl .. H.wpcrt '-di, C•l51. perlkvlwt. Ind ttllt tM lilnl IN pllCI ~~· ... • ••· n. •m .. , IJC\.VllU ORANGI! COAST L.EHOEllS, 17•10 f:llil60 of ,,_rl/111 the Mml tlli ~Mt IOlf JI/I'll ....., ,...y Another tie re3Ulted in the 11..ell 111vc1. Svllt o. H1,1111t1no1on II-Nd!, Thi• ""'"""' 11 conduct9d by '" In-1t, 1'11. 11t:OO1.m., 11'1 ttiot courtroom of 1tEUT':l2Kmll! Wll St DudJ C1. t'2W dlvldt.111. °'"'~I No. 3 ot ,.Id court, 11 700 XICvonX of the I -third flight With ll ey GrtlO P111ur1111, lttf Glll'IQll11 Cir• J1mft 1!1r1 lllct1, O.V,M. Civic: c,nt1r Df"lw Wnl, In ttll City of .. ONDL .. IN""Lt'vv'°"'tMKL"""UTl- nd 01 h "·-en in' first pl•.... d1, Wntmln1t1r, C1. This t11l.nwnt w11 fli.d 1"1111 tf'll COllll-S1nt1 Af'lt. (1l5fornl1. ... • • a a 1YW·e °'-"' Thi• bu1ln11• 11 llllng concrvclld b'I' 1n ty Cl1rk of °''"" countr on Mmr 11, Dtlld #My ts. 1t1J. "11aNll;llN at 75. PeUe Croft and Mlddie lndlvldu•I 1m. WIL.L.IAM •. SI JOHN, ,. Clllllll,..,. ••rt: Ifft, tlllt• .. 'ed f second 'th 76 Gino P1nurtoll1 fl·U* C-tr Cl.,k L• A ....... Collf • ...,. Benner ti Of" Wt · Thl• 1t1t.,n1nf tllld ,..!th tM Co..nty PutltlsNd Or11'1Q1 Coast D1Uy Piiot Ml~ COLON•&. NlllltlNO s. PUNK.LIN Tlh (USJ 271.ftD Cltrk of Or•1111t COi.iniy on: Apr. :JO, ltT.l. 20, t1 •nd Jun• l, 10, 1•7l 154·1' 111 •••I lllttl ltNlt A~ lw ••ewh1• El Ni911el wrLLIAM •·ST .roMN, COUNTY CLlfllk. C01t1 Miu, c11H Pllbl1,hld Or•l'ID• Coe11 D•HY Piiot, Br Thtr111 M. W•1d, OtfH,lty. P UBLIC NOTICE Tiii: 1110 J41.711l M1y 27 •• ..,., Ju"' s. 10, 11. 1tn 1.US·7S It v.'as guest day at El llM'71 AttonMY •1 "'"t1on1r lhc P I od C D 11 p I P'Ublllllld Or111111 Co.st Diiiy Piiot, N;guel Country Club as ubl •h °''1!119 o.it 1 'I 1 01• P'ICT1t1ous 1us1N111 Mm• u, 21. •nd Jt.1n1 2, 1973 l'-»·1l Mir'· IJ, 'ZO, 27, 1973 1317·73 l':'.'..:'.'.'.:'.'.:_'.'."..::::.'.'..::'.'.'.,.,-,-..::::::i------.. ;;;;;------WOmen'S club members hosted HAMI! STATI Ml.NT 1-.... 11 Thi lollowll'IG Pfl"SOn It dolntll l>llllM11 PUBLIC N-CE Players from o lher southland PUBLIC NOTICE 11 : u.1.1. IN TMI 1u,.a11:1oa cou•T' o• TNI STATI Ofl CALlf'OllNIA. courses in a low gross, low net ROYAL PROf'ERTtE5 NO. 1. 211 IN ANO POii $0l.lth Ew>l1!\lde, Orin~, C1I. ~7. ISICTI I! llfT'I' OP ..._. tournament. lllCTITIOUI aUSINl!IS J. Gregory UiwlOI', 2931 W15U.lr• IN THI SUPERIOR COURT Of' TH c'::'o -.....rn.? . . In the guest flight Sue HAMI ITATl!MIMT lloulw1re1, S111t1 '°'' S1nf1 Monlc1, THI STA.Tl Ofll 0.LIPOllNIA HOT'rCI OP Nf".t.al•O OP PftJTION PUBIJC N011CE, l ' f ' Tiit foll0Wl1t11 perton1 1r1 6011111 C1lllomL1 90403. IN AND l"Oll f'Oll O.Dllt DlllCTIN• • CON· 33s. Johns of San Diego Country bullftlU 11: Thll llllll~ I• condvclld by In In-THI COUNTY 0, OUHOI! VIYANCI OP lllAL P'llOPPTY I B flight ·1 ~ ili . I THE ROAD'S END, 1UO NIWPOJ1 dlvldutl NO ,_.11'1 SOLD OH C0MnACT •Y DWCID9MT n I was r-11Y s Club fired an 87 to Wtn ow Blvd., COltl ......... CA f2ID J . ortgary L1wlor llOTIC• DP Hl!ll':1~1g;1::.~ tn ... meMw of ,,. ....... OR.AC• Lei.sure the winner with 31. gross honors in A flight with Robert 0r .. Schri.tlr. !toll NIWP!lrf Thb .,.,_, Wlf fllld with tl'll COun-~~ANc?:D:. lllAI.. ,.ltOPl•TY M. DAY, DKMlld. Lorraine Lowecy and Bette Marcella Kelter of Irvine 1l:~~~··E=tf ~= "· lOA9 "I' Cllrlo: on MIY 2:), Jtn p: Wit JOU) ON CONT"llACT IY DICIDINT HOT rce IS HEll:llY Gl\l'l!H tMI the Mumma tied for second at 30. Coast cc second at 95. Nt'W()Ort lrvd., Cotl• M .... CA f'J6.U ICAllNS • KAllASIAN , Altlnlrr• . tn the fMttw of the .. ,.,. of GRACE :ir:.i1:1,of~.,:.~:c,v1c1Mdou~~=-= ~,~-ii t'Oft!Ncttd b'I' • ~11 M Wltlflltll alllllwm, 111111• DI MNg;t'tf: ~~-EBY GIVEN tllll tM IWtCUtol' wllfl Wiii' ll'lftltlltd. in.·~ Dorothy Massa WM next with In the low net competition, pe It~ DrlW Sdw1lflr L.11 .,..._, Cir~= tM11 IMl'!lllon of D. O.vld o.y. co-tC1tnlnlstr1tor ~-l•llYll 'Ill ti. ttt11w 'Ill ONet M. BAKERSFIELD -Orange 28 and Shirley Callaghan Dodie Grant of Irvine Coast Thi• "''"'*" wit 111..i lll'lth '"' P'utltllMof OrMrilt 11 ,.11o1 w1111 w111 •nnlllld. 11111 John 11. Gr111t, co. o.y, decMMd, "" 1" .,.... MllMrldnt Coast College freshman Tony followed w1th 'El . was the winner with 73 follow-County am. ., Or~ COIH'lty en Apc"U fMv 21 end June J. 1~0:1~1 u~1 Y 1.i,.n :'°" ~-:1~1ve!"':f•.;_ n:_t~ :::~::1': ':: :_~: '~mr,:: Ciarelli tossed the javelin In C ntght It was Marion ed by Betty Burnett, -also of JO, ''n. ,.2t•1s Gr~ M. 01y, o.c..Md, ror •n on:llt' Dly. OtUeMd. tD con...., the ,.......,., 197·3 to capture fifth place Schulte the winne!' with 39 Irvine Coast, at 79. P'llblllhld or.1'1111 co.ti D•Hy Piiot. PUBLIC NOTICE 111111or111ng 1nd dl..-.cnno 1nem 11 co.Pl"-,,.,..."'tter dft01bld ta 1rv1,, .':'::i l'Mv " ll. 20, 71, 1m 12'1·73 ton1I l'l'CH'ftM!tl11Vff ot tl'll .. 111e 'Ill bW'll •nd 111111.,. ~. Saturday in the California followed by Phyllis Woolver-In B flight, Dot, Massa of NOTICI TO ClllDITO•s Grmc1 M. 01.,., dteNllCI, to convev ,,,. •1'111 wlte •• lotnf "-'"· In ~nc• SI t . I fl t ck and th 36 nd M SJn the · SU,.1!111011: COUllT OP THI pr~ t1wlln1fler dftcrlbtd to J°"pl\ wllfl tM tenn. ot rtie _-.,rNmllll " 111• a e JUO or co ege ra ton wi. a ary ger, Mesa Verde was gross VIC· PUBLIC NOTICE STAT• o" CALIFOaN1A •011 11 i rid Ln7lin N Brllct.nblch. In uimp1i-•rid ourchlM '""'*' Into Ill' dlC:tdtllt lft field championships at Bak-33 tor w1'th no followed by Evelyn THI COUHTV OF OJI.AHO& .:.c. wllfl the ,~. of the •11~t of,,.,. llr.ttme, IS Miier, 1111 bNn .., fol' . ""' Ho. A·111Jt r dlCtd hHrl1>11 In °'91rlment 3 ot ,.... •lloW Ill• ers field CoJJege. Jn e criss-cross tournament. H a rm-aves (l[ Red Hill cc at PICTIOUS IUSINISS E1tal~ of ELEANOR R. SMITH, 131• i nd pUn:hlSI 1nlered nto b'I' • tlllld courl en"" llfl dly "'Juiw, 1m ., C. ti ' th p · t h J 103 "'° HAMI ITATIMEllT 0Kl•led. Int In her lllel1~, II Slll1r, his tlMn t ·CO 1.m. 1are I. e ira cs SC 00 Bobby Wasco and Em 'Y • The fvl!owlno Ill!"~ b dolnog bu1lne15 NOTICE IS HEA:EB'f GIVEN lo !he HI IOI' ht•rlng In 0tf)<llrmtnt J of !tie Thi ... 1 prOplrty to bl C9fl't9Ytd I• record holder at 217-7, was Burcklc lied for rir st with 31. Ethel Rosenthal of Mesa 11: erldltofs 01 rtie •bav• n•mld dKld•"' 1bove 1nlll19d court en th• Ith d•Y of d1Krlbld •• 1o11_..: II beh. d th · HYDRO ENGINE ERING COMPANY, 11111 111 persons lllVlllll cl1lm11111lnt1 11'11 June, 19T.I 11 •:OO 1.m. Tr1ct ""· Lot 1111. Ajple V1llft", we in e '' 1 n n er ' Stell~ Merria m and Charlotte Verde won the low net award 91J P•ul1r1no Av1., CMt• Mlll. c11u. aald cieetd"'' •rt r11111rrec1 10 1111 thtfn, Th• ,,.1 prop1rtv to tie conv..,.IHI 11 l'Kfll'd1 ot 111d County. Fullerton's \Vayne Gorman, Wood tied for second in A with 76 followed by Ruth ~2:vrl'Vlld Gr1nt srmpsori. Jr., "3 :~',~~;:c:W~ .t:~~,":O~itl:C,'~.;:;r: disc~~ ~~'7"'~9'6. •s r«Ol'dld In D11..i.._:~~ l?: ~~N, Who f~orded a 230-6. flight with 32. Straw of Victoria CC with 82. P1vl1rlno Aw., CP1l1 Me11, C11ll. 9U16 to pr1wnt them. ,..llfl !fl• "ee1111,., TM ~nty of S•n 8trn1rdlno. Countr C1m City College of San Fran-J 1 th he , Tn11 bll1lnes1 11 tond\1Cllc5 by •n In-VOU<:MrJ, to 111t 11nd1r11~ 11 111e office o11M1 Mir 2s. 1971 TOM.LINSON 1 "•INMAN osie Tipping won the B n e mem rs con1-d1~1e111•I of ti.r 1110f'MV!., wooisev. Newell .. w.e. ST. JOHN, JU w. c111rt 11., svltt 41' cisco, meanwhile, st Un n e d flight with 311f.t with Mary petition three players t ied for R1Yl'fl!lnd G. 11mP11111. Jr. Tflltctier, '°" S•n J01Q11ln Hill• ROid. county Clerk 1111 11n11~-. c111r . favored Southern California • . fllgh . Thll ll•lem..-.t Wll fllld with ,,,. Coun--NIWl>Ort BNCll, C1Llfoml1 '2660. Which rs TOMLINSON .. ITmlNMAN Altlnley'I "" flltltt.w Wanamaker at 321/a end Verda low gross honors m A t ur-tr cierk ol Ori"" Cauntr on M•Y JG, '"'pl~'" bllllM11 o1"" ll!Kllnlllftld '" m w. cwrt st .. sv1re w Pllbllll'lld 0r1r1111 cout o.ny ""•'· c hampion Bakersfield in the Shirley at "'". eluding Elalne 'l\Jlly Bobbie 1t n _ ... 111 m1nwr1 per1e1n1ne '°the nt•lt or ••Id s.11 1tn11Nr,... c1111. Mly 21, 21 en11 .JUM a. 1m 1.u.n team cha b · g 45 ""n ' . "'~'7 dlcedlt'lt, w'llfl.ln fol.Ir months •tier th• A~• tor Pltl«-se Y sconn It WM Mary Singer the c OePlanque and Lorr a 1 n e "ubn111M1 or1no1 co.11 D1ny Piiot Mir flr.t Pllbfk•tton of tt111 not1c1. Publl•hld Or•llll' coe1t Dilly P11o1. PUBUC NCn'ICE points. Los Angeles City 1 i1. '°· 21, •nd Jun• J, 1tn 1.csJ.n D•tld "Prll JO, 1tn l"::"'..'.:"t.·~n:·~·:"":.::':'M::_':·~1~m:., _ _::'""::_':'l------;u;:;;;-----flight winner with 3{I followed mpey. MARCELLE R091HSON LLOYD College was second, nine by Mari.on Schulte (31 ) and Low net went to Kay :Brady PUBUC NOI1CE E•tcvt,I• DI .... w111 PUBUC NOTICE IN ntl su,.::.'~ coun OP trapo~~,. back!n u .. :~thwithBak%9~rsfieJd Bea Reagan (321h). with 74 f ollowed by Midge llk:lllrdofA. tt;:.:,..tloj-llllMll d«Wlnl THI ITATI Of' CAl..ll"Oll•lA ULl16 uwu Moyer wlth 75. f'ICTTTtOUI IUIMrillU w.IMy, H...tl a ntldler IJMn nt• c~~D:-~ Karl Farmer Of Los Angeles 1'ff1Sf0ft v1-io · J)o · HAM• STAT'•Ml'WT _,, Siii Jloltllllll Nll11 RMd IN TM• SU,.111:\0a COUll:T Of' ~, In B flight it was . TIS Tilt follow!,. Pl'IOll •• 6ol!lf blltlnlM N...,.-t 9udl. C1tlfll'll\1 nut TH• aTAn 0 .. CAL.llJOlllNIA lfOTICI °" ':~'l.:~~p PmTIOlt ~~:si!ie~~w~~~!: Mernber.s o( the women's Handschuch the gross Wlnner ••:TH'E TYPEl!TTEllS. 11$1 k I :=:vmt!':=.. THI c~:::~OUH•• POii. OJID•lt Dl1t•CT1N• CON· group at Mission Viejo Golr with 89 rollowed by Charlene Aw .• lrvtne, c1111. mos • Ar Pllbll1h.d Or•llll' Coe•t D•Hr Pllol. NO.,_.""' ~:::..1cc:;U::~Y :."c~ .. ·:: as the meet was held at l""'A••-• engaged •.• • blind Cramer with 99 H11ty P'rlnt Inc: .. (• 6.Utorg11 COi'-,.,,.,, ... lJ, to, 27, ltn 13'1·T.I MOTIC• OP H•UINO OP PllTIT!ON In ttlot mltler '" ttlot •tde"' GRAC• o.k -• Id COUeg f th ......,...._ · por1llon), 411 I!. 17111 It., (otl• M .. , POii: CMl.Dlilt DntllCTING CON· M DAV Deo:••llCI ua e 1:1ue e or e CA '21116 PUBLIC NOTICE v1YANC• o• •l!AL. fl1tOP'S1tTv Hor1c'1 1s 11ER°E1v 01vmN t!'llt,,,. fil"S't time. T11l1 bu•lnt11 I• condvcttd by 1 car-sOt...D OH cownt.t.CT IV oacaol!NT ~lllon of o. a.Yid D•Y• _..,ll'!lnlnrator Bill Hayru'e of San Diego per1rlon NOTICR TO CHDITORS In !hi m•" ... ot ""' Hitt• ot GRACE with will lnMXtd, end John I . a,..., ai-D R Sh d 511"11 L Wilker SUP••IOlt COURT OP TH• M. OAY, 01<:4lsed. -vtorwll!lwlll..,,_llCI tM~I Mesa bettered Lance Babb's rag ace ow own· Vice Pr•tld1nf STAT• OP CAt..rllDllHrA 11011: NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVE N fllll lfll ripreHntallVfl ot Thi lll~I. of Gf'let M. Tlll1 1!1t1m1nl w1s flied w1tll 1111 COl.lllo THE. COUNTY O" OJlAHGE P1tltlon ol 0. D1 vld O•y, co-.dmlnl1tr1"'r Day, d4<H lld, for i n ardlr iv!fl«lrlnt 440 intemtedlate burdJe record tv Cl.rk of Or1~ County on MIY IG, Ho. A·11•1, with wltl lnMllld. I nd Joht1 B. GrlQO, Ce>-nd dl 11.., !him 11 -1 f 52 5 b runnln 62 • E<f IPT3 STE NllEll:G mc1eulor wlll! wlU t"Mxtd, tri. c........,._ 1 r1<: ~...--..---0 . y g ·"· P:r.snl Etl1!e of SELMA W. I ' I t•llvn ot 1111 11t1te of Grice ,.._11tlvn ot the Hiiie el' G,.eot M. Mendoza of Grossmont In San Tonight's Hang Ten Funny cut into Black's clientele last Publl11111d or•l'ID• coe1t D•ltv P'llot Mllr ~ti;~~ 15 HEREll'f GIVEN to 1h• ~. ~v~ecHsed, tor •n orcltr 1u!flOl'l1· ~f!"n!;:""-::W.,'!..ctcon11:1~U::r:':I':: Diego lowered the three-mile c·. r 500 at Orange ~·-1y season and several drivers 13, 20, ~, •nd Jun~ 3, 19T,I U5a·73 crldl!on of !he •bov1 n1mtd decll<lenl '"" Ind dlrKllllll tlllt'n •• co-p1r110n1t • ..,., .JKl,111 Nlr111. IMIMnd •ncl ""111, rd f b Da " V<IW• ' • ,,,., 117 Pfl"llMI h1vl119 <l•lm1 111•rn11 Ille rlj:ll'ftlt"llt!l'Vn of """fll•te of Grice M. 11 faint lentlnl1 In cornpUinc. reco o 13:69.6 se t y ve lnlernali'onal n .-.. 8y will be d efected to the.Prnk camp. PUBLIC N~CE MIO dmcldent •r• r11111lred 10 fll1 111em. D•"" d1te1ted. to convev the £M"OPtrt'f wl!h IN ltt'm• of ~ ffrHlftllll 111 1119 B b. ki h he lock d ·~~ W 'th B Set • v VJ.I. wllfl tl'll n1en .. ry VOIKh•rs, ln Thi oll\ce hl!'llllllttr dnc.rlbld lo Glt'"lld E. L\ICI a ll'BC W en C e a 1 arry zer s ega, ___ of Ille clt,k ol lhl •tKw• enllllld court or •r.d R°" Luce In campll•nc• with IM 1nd 1111rch.ls1 1nt1rld 11110 by 11~1 In .,. 22 .. J 19 FOii I 7 13 ,. 5 a sho\11down of 90ris for drag and the f S h ,1,1111 u ou i••• ' ' htr 111e11me, 11 .. u.,, h•• bllt'I 11tt w ey ,..,. •M • !~. , CarS 0 US D S I I to pr-' lfllt'n, with lhe ft1Cess1ry lw!n'll ol the 111'"'""'' of Mle Ind pur· .,._rlr19 In 01J>11rtm«1! 3 of IM lllove 1,.. •Jt-.. ,_,...._,. with ......, ,.11 Other top marks in the meet racing's two most nrnminent Matsubar D Beebe nd NAMI! STATEMINT vouchtr•. to the 1,1111M,.IQ11ed •I"" o111c1 chlM tn11rtc1 Into by cllctdent In hit' lltlld court°",,,. ttfl diy.,, .JUM. Im .. 9f ..... ..~ f ._,1 I t''""~ a, ave 8 Thi followlllll Ptrtons •rt dOlng of 1111 1tlornlly, Roblrt M. Sliver. 69» ltfltll'"', 11 llll1r, h11 b1e<> Hf IOI' hffr-t:OO i.rn. • _,,.,.°',... or •P "I included a 4:07.5 mile win by horsepower sl"'IN'iaJists. the "Blt•e Max" of Dallas builne11 •1: Hollr-oct llolllev•rd. No. ao., Holtrwood. '"' tn D1J11rtrnenl Jot 111e •boYI 1n1111tc1 rt.. ri•I prop..-ly to w c:'Ol'IYl'l'ld I• • ,. Sa J uln Della' A j r-~ . '. . 8.t<LL I. EUCLID AVTO ,.AkTS. f51 C1Jlfoml1, wfllch I• the plac:1 Pl bu1lllHS court on tM llfl dlY of J-.. 1973 11 dltcrlbld 11 lollowt· n oaq S Tile Engine Builders Award, driver Richard 'Ibarp going South Euclid Sf .• A.n1Mlm. c1111. f'J902 of ,,,. und1rtlllf'lld tn •II m111.,, per· 9.00 1 m Lot .51 Tr.cl -rton• elf 1111 ;.s. We'll •he M "''' ,. BU en r o st r o • McKlnleh to be pr--•-• for the for him Pink has a good shot John w. Gnu"' 1221 J<,1e1 l1nd Dr., i.rnln; to tM nt111 Of w ld dircldent, .Thi . ri11 pr~ to be convwit<I Is l1m1rd1rio CCM'lty IMtc.ii ...... t;;::ll;'llru;:u , H1,11111ngt9n llMCll, C1Uf. nut wlll'l!n four monlfl1 •fltr IM 111':11 pt1bllCI· dtKrlbed 11 foll<M's· D ltd ~ 2' ltr.I • 1h',...M p•r ca-• Y••· Moaley's 14.3 in the 120 big quickest elapsed time will at the award. BJ a ck 1tu1>y M. GOH ... m1 FrllNl'MI or .• tlon of "'11 notic:.. Lof 1..._ l"CClfd Ot 1~ Sf'6. r1Cord• • w EY sT' JOH.N · " nc.,..,.. hurdles for Bakersfield, and li I f the ·va1 eanwhil will t ·th' H11nt1~ BNCll. C•UI. ""7 Ditld .t.prn XI. im of s n BlrMrdlno County c · · ty (:1er1r; ' "key OCUS on . n ry m e, coun er WI Thl1 Mh1111 I• conduclld by . Olt'>M"ll lrt\l'IN STEINllERG 0 ltd ~ " 1m • TOMLIN= .. n••N••• ·~---1 ............ ,, LA aty's Dave Thomas who bet Ed Pink and Ke'th ... 'I Ed Pl th Sa!ell'te ,.rlnlt"lhlo. Ex1eutor'" lhl E1l•I• • y • . ~ -.,_,, .,. .,,,. WeeD I "'ft: 1• r. ynlOl.I l llub'I' M. Clllln r1' flMI Hovi l\lmld dlcldtnl W.E. ST. JOHN, JU W. Cwrt St., t.lte .. f'. -GENERAL ran 212 ln the 220 Bl k · f ---4 dri by "'" Sni f Th covn1y c1.n: s111 •-"une. c1111. . . ac ' a pair 0 llUlllW.aC-ven 1'11.11.e ve y. e Thi• •l•t.rrlent Wll fllM wllfl flMI COUf'I. RDll•T M. SILYllt TOMLINSON & STllNMAN Attwlle)'I tor flt'tllllnlt'" turers who are extensively in-car has v.·on more than $17,000 ~l.,k of °''"" countr on Mi y 1'· =~·~ N .. "' m w. c..rt 11 .. kit. 416 Pllblllhtd °''"°' c.oett O.Hy ,11et, AMERA REPAIR B h ll Sc 1 ed In th bu · of incl ding fi t ·ghl · fl1lftl ,......_1 ttin ._1_.1., ,.,. .....,...., c1111. M•r ''· i1, 1nd JUN :1.. tm 1•n ase a ores VO V e Slness pnr . U . lVe S raJ VIC-P'Ublllhld Orllllll Coed O.lly Piiot, A!twNY fot l!•IC'lll!Ot' A"-Y't tor P111"-1 l444 CHAPMAN viding the horsepower for the tones 10 the last month. M1r 20, 71. 1nd Jun1 3. 10. 197J is11.73 Pllblllhed orano1 C1>111t 0111r P!Jot, flubllshld Or•l191 Coest OlllY Piiot. PUBUC N011.CE IH-., •fHI CHpMa11J top drivers. Gates will open for quali-MIY ,, Ill. 20, 21, 1913 1-.73 M•Y 71. a, •nd JuM l. 1m 1'51-73 '"6~ T~22 C.,..,,h>I 3, :;11 ':_',~1 Black held the top spot for fying al noon ,today "'iU1 rac· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rN THI! su,.:-:~ couaT Of' """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~IL._'':'~~~·~'~'~'~'~1~·-i:..'.~C'".~':'..--""'~~·-'~irn','.".e~.~b~u~t:_i:P~lnk'1)(_~S~e~v~er~e~l~:_~ln~~~sc~h~ed~u~led~f~o'.'r~7~o~·c~l~oc~k~. -1 ,1,,,,100, ,0 ,1,,,, THI ITATI Of' cAL.1flOll111a ;: u""'1n • B4rlc141W 0 112 Inning,) HAMI ITATIEM•NT I #411 •51414 IN AND f'O. TM foll&Wlng P1rt0n Is Cloll'IO bvl1MI~ SUfll!lllOlt COURT 011 THI 111 THI SUPElllOll COU•T 011 TN• COUNTY Of' Oil.I.Ne• Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE East East w L Pct. GB w L Pct. GB Detroit 23 20 .535 Chicago 26 J7 .605 New York 22 21 .512 I New York 20 19 .510 4 Baltimore 17 .. .472 21> Mootreal J7 20 .459 6 Milwaukee 19 22 .463 3 Pittsburgh 16 19 .457 6 Bostoo 17 20 .459 3 Philadelphia 16 24 .400 81> Cleveland 19 23 .452 31> St Lou;. 14 24 . 368 9 1> w .. 1 We1t Chicago 24 H .632 San Francisco 29 19 .60l California 22 18 .5.IO 3 Houston 27 18 .600 1• Kansas City 24 20 .545 3 CincinnaU 25 18 .581 "' ~1innesota 21 " .~13 :I ~~ Los Angeles 26 19 .578 \ 1.-i Oakland 23 2t .523 4 Atlanta 17 24 .4t5 8 1> Texas 12 27 .308 121\ San Diego 18 2i .364 JI Stlu,.1y•1 1te1ulll S1t11nll•"• "-"lllh N•w Vcwll JG, Texts S Cnle~vo 1, Clnclnn1!1 0 Ot1rOll t. Olkllt'ad S s.&n Fr1nc\KO 10, Mon1reel :t Mltw1ukH ,, C1Jlf0f'nl1 0 Plllt.bllfllh 7, HoullOl"I 2 ST. Loul• 2. Allll'll• o. a (rW'!lnGJ losl'oll 1t l<tnN• Cltr, "°"'POMll Phlttd1lflhl• A, lln 01"0 0 1'1•111'"°'9 1, Ml-'• 2, J lnnl11111 Lot """I" t , t-tew Vork ~ C!l~l'lll\d 2, ChlcllroH ~ S1111*1dld Cl'! Tlmt L.Jml! Ttdly'1 8•me1 TllllY''t ••mn l!OV1tort (Roberti '"-11 11 Plthtlu,h (lll11s 2·2l. 01kl1nd !lltue-J.11 1r Otrln1U CColem1n I.JI. lltl1nl• CG..-.t;r. ·~) ,, St, LOUii Ciev1l•no 3..,) C~ltlto (JllNI 1'111 .+31 11 Clnc:lnnell (McCIOthl!" 2· T1l•t (lllbfrt I.,)) It Ntw 'forll. (1(11,... UJ "· C11vt111'1d (loinlln M l 11' Chlatte CWeod 11-3), M«1ttt1I (ll:tnko ~·1) •I S•n Fr1nc:l1co IM•rltllll > •I. C1Htor"I' (Slr>111r 7·21 at Mllw•u~H ra111 ~.J). Ph!llde!r.hl• !Twllchtlt 2·1 Ind Jlt,1lhVM1 I~) It ~·" l!O.ICll'I (Curll• l•fl I t K•rw•• CllV 'l111by 3-ll. Ol-oo (G, .. M Ind Arlln 2-11. 81Ulmot1 IAllJttt'll:lll'" '"l I t Mlllnn0t1 Ill.Hf J..JJ. Ntw 'f«k <K.OOllNll JJJ If LOI Al'ltlelH (llJl!On •· 11. 11: s::~1cg~Hc:;i:~~~1:N~~· THI IT~!·.~~ ~~';;fotl:NIA NOTICI! 0 .. =~· ... tit:·~ P9TITl01(1 MISTER I<• OllilECT MAIL lo Ho. A 7..,,4 THI COUNTY OF OllANO• FOR OROl!ll OrlllCTIMe CON· ENVELOPE PRINTING, '961, L1f1yl114 NOTICI OP HEAlt tNCI Oii f'ETITION HO A-'nl1 \l'EY AHCE 011 RIAL f'llOl"•ltTY o~i~u~~~~~6~~hl c;-• 91"'~ H POR P'llOIATE OF WILL AND P'OR NOTIC• OP NaARINC 011 Pa:TITION IOt.O ON CONTllACT l'f DICIDlfHT II 1 9 h c 91 ~ •Ye!!t r.. U!'I• L•TT1!1tl TISTAMEHTARY llOR ORDIR Dllll!CTING CON· !n 1111 m1tt1r of ltll 11!1te flf GkACE T:;f'. onblll!~t;;s r; c~uclld by •n ln· E1t1l1 of A. DEWEY C.t<LLAHAN, etio V•VANCI! 01" Al!AL flkOfll!RTY MNE:i~'EO~t~l~,EBV CIVIH thl! th dlv!duil. known e1 AARON OEWE'f CALLAHAN, SOLD ON COHTllACT llY DECEDENT Ill o< D D ·• D od I I ' DltMlld. 111 'Ille matter ot 1111 111111 of Glil..t<CE Pl' on · 1 ... d 1y, co-n'I n 1tr1tol' Gltn Ktnos NOTICE IS HBREllY GJVEH th1t M OAV Dtetlsed wllh wm '"nnld, end .John II. 0"'1111· Ce>-Thll tllllmln! w•1 fll...i with tM C911n· HELEN H. CALLAHAN hll ttltd herein 1 f.iOTIC°E IS HER.E&'f GIVE H th1t 11\1 ..-ecvtor with wltt l lW'l••ld, tN COHlllWllll f:71Cl•r"k 111 Orange County 911 fMy 22. p<t!ltlon tOlr Probtl1 of Wlll '"° IOI' pellHon of o . 01vld oar, co--admln ll!r1tor l"'l'P,.ll1nl•llv11 ol flMI •Tete Qf Grmc. M. · ,. H4n l1s111nce of Lltt1r1 Tnt1ment1,y to 11'11 with wlll 1nt1t•ed. 1nd John a. Gr11111. co--D1y, d1ee111'd, !or 1n Gl'Cllr 11111\orlzlno p blllhtcl o, C D II -11 petitioner rlf«mc:1 to Which I• m&d-4 for 1•e.cutor with wilt en"e•ed, Ille COi>IM«\11 Ind dlreel1ng !him II W"Pl'f'IOllll M 11 'U nd J 1ne11 10 O::' 1,,: Y 1~~ lllrttaer partlwte''' Ind fl'lll It.. !Im• •rid rl'PflltntillVfl of the 1sttte of Gr1c1 M. repr11ent•llv11 of" tM Hl1t1 ot Or.ce M •r ' • 11111 • ' ' pllce ot hHrlno flMI ~me h11 blln Ht o1y, a.c:Nlld, IOI' 111 ordtr 1wi-1.i1111 Dly, dle1111d, te conwy IM prope.rty for June J, 1m. 1t t :CO 1.m,, In Thi and dlrwcllrte thlm 15 ~.-.1r hlt"lln1f11r dMcr1Md to Mtonlo II. ll!<t1 PUBLIC NOTICE cCllJl'troom oil °'"rtl'lllt'll No. I ot Mid rt91"Hf11!1tlwl of tM eot1t• c;f GrKe M, Ind !11n1c:l1 A. ltloe. hlllbeN5 inti wlle 1 ______________ 1court. 11100 Civic c.nter Drlw W11t, In o1y, aecnlld, to con vey Thi P'l>Plt'f'I n lolflt ....,,,.. 111 c 1mpll111 c e flteTITIOUS IUSIHlll IM cnv of 5attll Al\I, C1llloml1. ,,.,.llllfllr 6-crlbld fO J-Mont1no with "" tlt'ml " "" aeretrntnl of N I• •AMI ITATIMINT D•i.cl M1y lJ, 1'13. f11,tr 1nd Jllolt'll Mont-In compl!tnee l rld "''ChlM •ni.r.cr ~ bT -.C:ldlnt In TM followll'IO p1r1m1 11 dolltll twtt.... WILLrAM £.St JOHN. wllfl ttiot 1wm1 of thl 111retm1nt of wl• Ml' ll1111mt, It .....,, ,,., btlfl Hf far mt • CDUl'llY C711'1t ind purthlM 1nllrlld In"' by d"°'""1 1" hHrlflf Ill Dlplt'"trrw1t S -' ... 1taow ..,_ . U.llfL. p II 0" I! It Ty M.ArN· 01n. AIKllCI & MANNIHCI her 1!1111mt, •••• u ... , his bllf't ..., tor """'court Ol'I tM llfl Illy of J_, 1m If TRHAHCl!', '71W.17111 St., COiii IMlt, = ~~,.··= m hHrlnv Jn ~rtmf'l\t 3 of 1111 100Ve -t:.;citi.•,m.:.. _ to lit -• C.711. "'27 .._ -t.ll7,..... Mit 11tlld c-t on fl'lellh d•Y of Jvne, lm 11., 1.,.' •..,~,_" • L.lr'Y Gene lllln. ~ ArUoM LI 1·00 1 m tcr n • Cotti Mell, c.111. n&M .. Z~SJ :=,._ 0Tf\e ',ff! ~Y lo " Con'l'Wld I• ' Lot 174. TrW M: ,_. flf. IM c11J::,,11u11~ r1 CMClumcf by -11'1< Pt.1011"*1 °' ....... Cotti D1lty 1~~ duc:r.bld;.• +':.':'i .... '"'D<'dl ot Siii D11~v"°1S.C~· L. G llfll Mmy 20, ll, 17, 1'13 lllt'"'"'lno County W.I:. tT. JOHN. "" --1-. • tovn1y c rn Thh 1!1t11n1n1 wit tllld wllfl tf'll Ctun• PUBUC NOTICE 0 1tld ~ ~ .,.... TOMLlHIOll & ITlrNM.t.lf :iJllrk of Or111119 C_,IY Oft "'-Y 1$, ~t!;tyST(:~HN, JU W. C-'" l l.. I"'• .. P-2'127 I Sl4tit TOMLIHION I JTSIHl!lo\N Siii l-lf'9IM. Cl751. Pi.rbllshld Or-•1111• Coast Dilly flllol ~IY SUl"•RIOlt COUJIT OP' THI lU W. Cwrt ST~ kli.... A~fw o':~Ollll Diiiy Pilot 'JD, 'U Ind JUl'll 3, lD. '''3 ,._,, ITATI Of' CALlllORNIA ... .....,,n llnl'!!-,·,,c111•., "'' It ••• •nd JWM a. 1'71 w1-ri COUNTY Of' OltANGI ·~ tfoM H1, A 1'2SJ Pt,lb!tllhld Of1llfll9 CO.It O•lty flltot,1------------- NOTICI 0 ,. NIAltlNO May 21, 21, and J\1111 \ 1113. 16"·73 PUBnJ:C NO'ftCE PUBLIC NOTICE E1ll!I of CARL T. MAYES, DKta1tc1. f'ICTITIGUf IUllNlll NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN t1111 PLJBIJC NO'nCE ••11 MAMa ITATIMIMT CROCKeR N.t<TIONAL 8ANI< • n d IN THI IUPlll!@ COUllT 01' Tiit fellowlri; l>tf'Mlnl lfl clolflO MARVELL/\ S. MAVES. IM co--e•1eutor1 l .... 7t 1NI ITAtl Cfl CA&..IPOl:MIA 1Mlnl1t 11; •' ot fllt Wiii of C1rl T. M1YOS, dtcedent. IN TH• IUP'l•IO. cOUaT OP' IN AND 1109 ,..0.VITA ,.ll:OOUCl5 COMP'A .. v, l\IW fllld ,,.,,,n 1 petl1l1>11 tor '" orcl., TH• STATI DI' CAl.U'OttNrA THe COUllfTY Ofli•,OltAN•• 1~ E11t Uncoln Av1., An.l,,.m, dlr1Cl1"9 IM ConYl"fll\Ce Of , .. 1 ptocierty IN ANO P0tt NO "-'1'ft1 Cl II. f'llQ5p , I "' en---(MK,lbed bllow to \l'ERDVOO V.t<LL.EV THI COUfllTY 01' Ol.AHOI HOTICI Ofl "r.\e °" """'°" M«vlfl • It.I llfl. ,,,_,CO,, • Pertrllt"'l/llp. In compll•11C1 wlfh MO A-'17'1 POii: OllDI 't lc:TllNof.z,"; Anlhelmj C11tl. •• ,,,. l1rm• ol 1111 written -.,r.mmenl to Mii NOTrc• °" N .. AltlN• ()flt PllT7TrON VaTAltC• 011' • UL. Pll L.oul1 • P•uhen. ,IOI Y1llaw1tone D,. 1nd pt1rcl111ot "'""" Into fl'/ dleldttll In FO.: Oll:Dla Dlll•CTING CON• SOLD Ott COfn1tACT IV DKIDl!iWT' ~:1•..,M .... cr-111. nt1itted" r hi• lltt'tl1n1, •• ..u.r. Mel trv !tie V•Y4HC• °" 11aAi. ••Of!•ll:TY In !tie,,..,..,. Ill,. ...... "' ou.c• I lf'lt" I COlldVC I 0--pvn:lllMr _. l'lenil11, 11 bu'fW, encl IOL.D OM COlllTl.ACT •T D•ClltlNT M. OA'f, o-e.111. parllllt"~I I. p ~ IM Jlllllloll NI lll9ll .... !al' NlrlllO '!I In fM mlttw ot the Mllll9 oil CIU.CIE NOTICR IS H•lll•'I" e1Y!• ..... .,_ II • • [)Mlanmenl a:e1 ........ 9111111• ewrt. M.. DAY O.C..wd Pll\llcn DID. DeVM °"'' co-4ill;nt"""'""" Tiii ~~P•ute;r ... w1lfl Thi CWll-on fM 1•111iMy1/1 J"""' tm,.1t f:OD 1.fft. HOTtc°E IS HElli::BY OIVIH flllt lf'lt wttll WU\ 1MMld, llM ...,_I • ...,_,,~ 1y c~~ of o, wu c tr A u IO TM ,...-Pl1IPWfv to M coriwrtcl r• Mf\lf'Ol'I Of o. Dlvtd D•l· «l4dmlnl1tr11or-.. ICll'for wllfl "'~ __,.. tll9 • ••1 IOr»I lfn 1"°' -°" ,,, • delC:rfbld 11 Ioli...: .,..111 'lll!U •-•·Md o11n a . °"'"' e. ,.....,.ti_ el !ht ...... flf 9'WCll M. ' ... 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' ':l ·1~ li !J ,,.__ ~ d ~"" ... m=. ~ Q 1:· ~. t '""-~ ll1 1·· .ft:-~· cs: 1 1't.V.: : Olf :l ·~ "'" Off S.3 County Emp~oyment Raw Grain Growers Seek Hel Increases w Record High NEW YORK (UPI) -Farm railroading, aggravated by much of the grain that takes to unload an old representatives from 12--grain heavy late spring snows in the cou1dn't be moved quickly ed bo:i car carrying lell growing states earlier this grain belt. simply spilled in the fields. 'Ibe rub ls that the , :Employment in 0 r a n g e County r06e to a TeCOrd high Of' "36;70010 April from 639;800 the month before as trade. services, agriculture, con- struction, and manufacturing all showed substantial gains. total dropped from 27,000 in March to 23,200 in April -the lowest in more than three ·years. month pleaded with C.Ongress Briggs said the situation Railroads do much better hopper car req~ sector added 200 jobs, bringing for help in moving to market must improve now that spring now, thanks in part to the unloading machinery an the trade tot a~ to 114~200 -up millions of tons of grain piled i8 really here. Russian and electronic c om p u t e r . It since our recent pain 7,000 from April '72. in elevator and storage fields. other foreign ships can sail up enables them to keep much have been anylhlng but Amusement places a nd The transportation snarl was the St. Lawrence and load better track of rolling stock cltin8: until this year, tbe-:0,olil' The seasonally a d j u s t e d unemployment rate fell to 4.4 percent in the current report month compared to 4.6 the month before and 5.9 a year ago. hotels iearing up for Easter so bad the May I deadline for grain at lake ports. Barge and dlrect empty cars to farm cities h1ven't ~.., week were primarily responsi-shipping the last of the big trains on the Mississi ppi can regions. The modem covered such machJnery. ble for a 1.700 gain in service FINANCE Russian grain orders had to be handle more grain and the hopper car, which carries 1bere are port prob! indu.c:try employment dufing extended . And there's talk port of New Orleans more 3,200 bushels of grain. much Rep. J. J . Pickle, (~Tez: The over-the-year growth in employment totaled 30,600 or 5.9 percent. The continuing improvement in the job situa- tion was accompanied by a eorresponding decrease i n unemployment. The jobless April ; the 86,600 worker total about another big sale to fully utilized, while railways more than bo1 cars of ten pointed out recenUy that in this division was up from Russia. will have no more snow and years ago, also make! for big Texu port of Brownsv The opening of a large new shoppjng center in April and a sharp increase in restaurant trade boosted retail employ- ment by 11700. The wholesale 81 ,000 one yea.r ago. ., The far1n representatives ice to fight. greater efficiency. has not been used to m Farm employment jumped R • "''ere deeply upset over the Gluts of grain in the About half the grain moved grain. An archaic fre.lgbt by, l ,800 in April ta a-total of efirement shortage of railway cars to elevators and on farm storage by rail from the record 1972·73 had forced 1Wppers to p.,. 11.000 as eiceellent weather con-move the grain. fields are an old story in the harvest moved in new cars. cent& a hwidredwelgbt ditions prevailed for th e T Jk T Richard E. Briggs, public: United States whenever there The covered bopper car can be to move grain from . strawberry harvest. 3 opic relations director of t h e are exceptionally bountiful unloaded at destination in midwest to Brownsville Contract construction ad-Association of Am er i c an _ha_rv_e_sts_. _1n __ 1_orm_e_r_y_e_•_rs_,_•_bou_t_o_n_e-_f_ifth __ the __ ti_m•_it __ 1o_other __ T_ex_as_gull'--'-porll.-~;.' ~ Federal Spending Clock Ticks Away Tax Dollars • vanced by 1,7.00 workers over Charlene E. Vance, account RailrQads, while admitting the the past th irty days, real · he h carriers need more cars, told t I I . n~....i executive oft Laguna Beac United Press International: ~~~in: ca nvd t ~.;:~~ branch office of Mitchum, "We couldn't have moved the recorded a small gain, and Jonesk an? F'Templel toPnl, ~ill grain any faster if we 'd had tat d I I t spea on · 1nanc1a anrung the cars ... s e an oca guvernmen at Retirement" on Wednesday, showed a net rise of 100 in ltfay 30. Briggs said the real cause Of For the first time in history , flashes, indicatina the Federal April. Sh ·u dd th t· the transportation snarl is the -~ ul ~ I t e w1 a ress e mee ing lack or modem handling there's a clock in Washington Government has spent another Man actu11ng emp oymen f th F" · I Pl · that shows the rate at which $100.000. And every tw o reached a new all-time high of °F e inancia heanning facilities at the ports , the Federal Government is minutes and six seconds. a 133,100 in April, surpassing the orum at 2 p.m. in t Com-especially the Gulf ports, plus Prev'·ous peak or 132,300 wh1"ch munity room of the Royal Sav-the usual hazards of winter spending your lax dollars. "beep" is heard, signaling that ings and • ""n 23~1 El Toro · Jt 's called the Feder a I the Federal Government has wae'ro' 5a~aceine8drouinpJuedneg!:'3~~~ Road, El Thro: IN ,;:==========;/ Spending Clock. It was built spent another mi!Lion dollars. •-H talk ·11 the PETER J, SCALIA F d I d. ha · by 200 "1n April to a 32-month er w1 cover by and is located in the na-e era spen 1ng s 1n-. f r f' · 1 tional headquart ers of the creased more than 100 percent high of 59,900. orgaruza 100{ . 0d mancia Chamber of Commerce of the in the last 10 years -from Aircraft nnns added 300 resources or e u c a t i o n , United States. $111 billion in 1963 to $250 workers as a trade dispute retirement. family security, bill'· on ,· n 1973. The Federal ended at one company and and investment action. During the present fiscal ---·---ln1urance p!u1 Jnvnl~ls lndlvkhHll Groups ·---Office: JolMJl1 -111..ideMer '4f.71N •Y AP'P'OINTMCNT ONLY. 'year, which began Ju1y, 1972 Government current I y is several others increased their For reservations, ca 1 J and ends June 30, 1973, the spending more in 10 months staffing. Mixed changes in the _4~94-~9711~!.-------J::=========~I Federal Government w i 11 than it spent between 1789 and ordnance group resulted in a 1- d lmatel t 2 5 o 1942 -the fU'St 153 years ol net loss of 200 jobs since mid-~n approi: Y " our_ Republic. Federal ....-..t.. March. Scientific instruments billion. ~....-ah 000 • Each day, rapidly changing mg accounts currenUy for 20.8 moved ead to 8, woraers digital figures across the top percent of the gross national from 7,400 one year ago and of the clock indic:ate lhe.,-r'Pi;;rod;;;;;;;;uc;;;;;;;;t.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;6i;i,400;;i;;i;;;;tw;;;;oi;;i;;yearsiiiimagoiiio.iiiiiiii'iiiii Federal Government isJI disbursing approximately f700 million in new expenditures. Every 1.26 secon& a dial in- dicates t he expenditure of another $10,0CO, the average income of an American fam· Dy. Every 12:.6 seconds, a light Bank Slated For Newport Centlne!a Bani:, Inglewood, bu f1lod an applkatlon with the Slate Banklttc Department to eotabllsh an omce In the vldnlty DI Newport Plo<e r.ife and MacAr1hur BIV<I., N'eWp.rt Beach, BMOUJICed president Rowan Henry. Upon approval, the office - ... , Orange County Airport - will be CeoUne!a Banl:'s third In Orange County. A Newport Beach regional oflice ls at 3333 W. Cout Highway and • Hun- tington Beach ofllct, which opened on May 19, ls at t9llOll Brooltburst St. HUGK MYNATT NOW REPRESENTING Johnson & Son LINCOLN-MERCURY "Home of the new car "G<>lden Touch" 540-5630 10 Grandstand Admission Tickets $15 (Regular Price $20.00 • Save $5.00 Each Book) Order Now -Available through June 12, 1973 lllgbt Racine • Write: TICKETS • DEPT. G. Los Alamitos Rael! Course 496) Katella Avenue Los Alamitos, Ca. 90720 JUNE 6 thru SEPT.EMBER 5 Centlnela Bank malntalnt1 It& head Qlllce at 624 E. Nutwood St., lnl!ewooel, aod bu other -In Playa de! Rey and11,._2:6:2_6_H=·=·bor=-B='=·d=·-----=c:°':'~·=M=":'":...Jl~=========:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 Rmrma Belcti. 11 I . • I Levis~ lor Gals New from Levi's9 for gals---high waisted denim jeans with · cuffs and no pockets. 100°/o cotton for summer. See them at Grants! Size range 3-13 $ 00 We'veOofltWhen You Need It at the Grant lloy1. ' I l I '• t".G' 11AJ1.Y Pl~OT ~ealtors Gird for Building Boom, Facing Problems 9' aLUILES I!. DOLE c:ariatl. w-.. ~ ~ They feel lntreatlne governmental preaure to pro- teet bomf lJoyert Ind rtlllerl from unscnipqlouo pnctlce1. """ u tho reol utale boom rollt oa. Bullderl, broken, bank.en, and tederaJ buteaucratl alike loot for -two million boullnl ....., 1n 1m. Tbat would be the third year in a row that tho 11gu.., hao htt two mUUon or mer., oot locluding • projected lliD,000 moblJe. home aales. AIL rs ROSES •nd crum, evw thougb tbe brokers (aced up to aome l<rioua business beoi<le tho rollinf """ « Walklki. • -·beca ... rul ...... ~-------...... financing has c b • p g e d tal ~acaney nte ns 5.5 per· cent In the ~ quarter or the year aod the homeowner rate waa t perceot, each essentially unchanged over the past two years. In some areu. vacancy rates c re e p i n g upward, howt'Yer, uceeding 10 percent in 111tb cities as Atlanta, Dalla1, 1 San Fran- cisco, Los Angeles, and Min- neapalis. brok!rage bulinesl, at la.a for the nett yeair or two. llOflOLUW -America'• hn!!d!nr '-" -on. That .... tho cmllouloi rdnlin u -I0,000 rUlton from -to cout converged her<. llal thew joy waa moderated bl' tho iullutlon that they mllll foce up to -PtOb-leml wilhJn their own ranks. They hope to meet tho cballtn&e botb by n ~ w meuure.a for aelf-dbclpllne and by atrooger ttpns<nlalloo for their profession 1 n Weshington. They know that the challenge will contlnue to For one thing, the Socllrltl., and Exchange CommJ.aP;>n has been casting -· long stances in Ille directJm « tbe real eatate industry. "The SEC is Invol ved in real dnllk:allf lo Ille lut I 0 yeon, portlcularly Ibo lut I," aald WWiam J. Casey, chairman of the f e d e r a l regulatory agency. '1Durtng lh1I period,'' ne continued, .. the real estate in- dmtry developed new finan- cing vehicles and revtewed and modernized old ones - REl1T (real es ta t e in- vestment trusts ). the syn- dicaUon of limited partnership interest, methods of passing throua:h tax benefits. lease techniques, and inve1tment- oriented condominiums." RESPONDING TO I h e burgeoning interst of the SEC Jn its business, the National As.sociation of Real Estate Boards plans to establish a self1>0llcing real e s t a t e REAL ESTATE branch of George W. !Wm- ney's Department of Housing and Urban Development: -Increased rate of new family formations. -Feder a II y subsidized housing is high and will reach some 415,000 units this year, even though th.is is down from 475,000 a year ago, an ub- normally high figure. -~1obile-homes sales are still on the rise and will top 590.000 units in 1972 and perhaps 650,000 next year. Mortgage money availability remains high. Many oblerven here look for an early end to all controls on wAges and pr!CH, es~ly if the rate ol Inflation l.s kept in the area of !ti present three percent. Before rontrolJ, Jt was running a six percent or more. "The Inflation psychology i1 still a problem," explained Kingman. "But the facts att there. The psychology built up over many years and you can't expect to change it Im· mediately.'' Then he added, ''The biggest problem cauaing this psycbology is the federal deficit.". -Cash inflow into thrift in- stitutions continues to run higher Utls year than last year's record amount. securities and syndication in--RELATlVELV LOW stitute. similar in practice to vacancy rates around the the National Association or country, with a few ex-ALL OF THIS combines into "By late spring we should see a wind-down or controls," NAREB's Tucker predicted, "and all controls should be en-, ded before the end of 1973. When we have achieved guidelines, it's time to get out of the business." Then he lamented: "But because of the slow movement of the govern- ment bureaucracy il can take more lime than we want." Securities Dealers. Its purpose ceptions. a mighty bright future for the would be to protect the bu)'Cr -The national average ren· homebuilding and real estate against the ri~k of an ----------------------- unscrupulous operator. W!EKEND SALES RECORD SET AT VILLAGE SAN JUAN COUNTRY COURT HOMES IN CAPISTRANO RF.IT, for instance, have assets in excess of $11 biUion. 1\•ith ~JO billion of this raiser! in the past four years. Also, there are between 500 and 700 substantial condomi· nium projects in the v.'ork s • !his year. FourtJ1 Unit Another Beachwalk Unit T w o unregistered syn- On Sale in Huntingwn Of Village Homes Open dications now in bankruptcy. Casey reported, account for the sale of real estate limited partnenhlp interests to more than 3,300 people who paid $32 million for them. "It's hard to believe that this sort of thing can result from OOna fide misconceptions as to the state of the law," he declared. Another unit or townhome!I t1 open for sale at Beachwalk Jn Huntington Beach. A. J. Hill'• residential community In fashionable Huntington .&ucurr. • Beachwalk's unusually large Gntt 1nd't"'O-i<ilory townhon1es ~re-;prtced fro1n $38 .500 to ~1,900 and feature spacious famlly rooms, oversized kitchens and elegant master suites with private dressing rooms and I a r g e , corn- partmented baths. One plan features three bedrooms and two be.tbs plus a large, finish- ed booU! room and another full bath accessible over a ··~eztd bridge" that adjoins tllO main boUJC. Accordlna: to sales manager Cat Fnnnan, Be.achwalk To1rnhomes a p p e a I to ,ogblstlcated buyers, whether r-- they're oriented to family career or leisure. "For one thing, these townhomes are every bit as large as comparably priced single-family homes," he said, "&o there's plenty (If room for a family, and to display fine furnishings, or to convert rooms for separate ruse, such u a sewing room or studio, a library, an office or den. "Furthermore,'' he added, "Beachwalk Townhomes have the advantage over single- family homes because ol their low maintenance requirement. A monthly fee to t h e Beachwalk Tomeowners' As9ociation pays for all ex. terior malntenance, including pools, clubhouse•, all land8capini, and even house painting when neceasary." Appealing decorator lea- The recent opening or the tures at Beachwalk include the privacy or Bermuda shut-fourth unit of Country Court ters and doors : the elegance Homes at Village San Juan in of ceramic tile eritires and San Juan Capistrano marked fireplaces: the seclusion of the $20 million project's niost wood-trelliRed courtyards; and active weekend for sales since the drama or clerestory win· dows and \Valls 20 feet hi~h : its opening in June, 1972, plus quality shag carpeting, rrport!J Rob Partin, president the fineat hardwood cablnetrv of the Southe rn ,Califomi:i and all-electric kitch~n.'I with Division of U. S. Development luminous ceilings, double self-corporation. builder of tbe 109- clean!ng ovens, dishwa shers acre planned community. and disposals. "1\l:enty-one new homes Deachwalk Townhomes were designed by Walter Richardson were sold on lhe weekend of of Costa Mesa and earned a April 14-15," Partin said. 1972 Gold Nugget A\vard of Value or the sales was priced Distinction from the NAHB at just below $800,000. Journal of Homebuilding at Village San Juan, being con-last year's Pacific Coast Builders Conference. T h e structed adjacent '6 the San land.scape, des i g n e d by Diego Freeway in Orange P .O.D., enhances the darker County's mission city, features wood toaet of the decorative two home styles; the Country structures. as well as the Speaking about the realtors' idea for a self-policing entity, ·the SEC chairman said that he secs "no connict with the SEC so long as the agency has oversight authority." TllE TIL.\DE group of some l.650 real estate boards also changed its name. It has now become the National Associa- tion of Realtors. · ~Financing for Airport 9ffice Building Secured lighter tones of the homes, Court Homes, and the com· themselves. pany's Village Townhomes. Presently the eommunily"of-"Sixteen of the sales were of fers 157 townhornes. com-Country Court llomes, at- plemented by recreation testing to the growing facilities that include a junior Olympic sized swimming pool, popularity or this particular cabana with dressing rooms. residential style," Partin said. It is also created a nC\V category of membership that would add thousands of new members to its ranks, thus making it the largest trade group in the world. At .$12 a year for an associate membership. it would add mightly to the coffers of the group. Part of this a d d it ion a I money would clearly go into the organization's stepped:UP involvement in future election campaigns and \\lashington lobbyin~. Part of this strntegy is a scheduled mHjor beefing: up of its \\'~shington offi~<' although its headquarters '»'Ill remain in Chicago. United California f\tortage Company, a division or United ca1ifomla Bank, has Rrranged $2,fJo,ooo in financing for a commercial office building ad· joining Orange Counly Airport in Newport Beach. 'Ifie alte for the six-story of· fice structure is Newport . Pl8c:e, a planned community' $6 Million, Mesa Plaza Leases Set for business. situated at the saunas and showers, and two C.Ountfy Court Homes are r!h d t f unique clubhouses containing constructed in pairs. with one no west q u a ran ° game and card rooms, a dance · MacArthur Boulevard an d floor and juke box , loun"e and adjoining \V a 11 , permitting Pacific Palisades Road. f u 11 • e q u i pp e d kitchen. maxi1num yard space. It is To be called the Bank of Ultimately, Beachwnlk \vll\ from this carefully designed NAREB funneled more than California Building, it is the contain 449 townhomes, plus yard space that the units $2 million into the recent elec- first mid-rise structure in another six swimming pools. derive !heir name. lion campaign. with. about 60 cabanas an d sand-floored The y 1. 11 3 e Townhomes percent of 1t going into local Newport. Place. When com-volleyball court3, in addlUon g . drives and the rest or the na· pleted in the summer of 1973, to play areu, sprinkler lots have also proven t h e 1 r r nal level. the building will have 66,<XXI and parts for chlldrm. popularity with California .IO square feet of renlable space. Five model Be a ch walk homebuyers, Partin sai~ "WE PL~ to become mere Joint venturing are Johnson & ho f 11 ed Town mes, ta s le u Y date, o•-r 1,400 ol the com-•, nd more active." declar. Mape, contractors and r ·bed nd d ·~ b " " d I 'lh ff ' . unus a ecora1.a1. y pany's townhomes have ~-n Fred c. Tucker Jr., outgo1n.g eve opers w1 o ices 1n ui;:1;; Coun d f\f 1 Erickson & Associates, arc Id . h . he. . president. R e a I t o r s ln ~~~~~e Calif~ia~n with en~ open for viewing d a I I y so m t e state since t u-in-California, for example, put subsidiary or Busi ness ~1cn's between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. lroduction in 19'i0. some $250,000 into a drive to Beachwalk may be reached by A 3~2-acre manmade lake shi.fl -me of the property-tax Assurance Company. lh Gol -taking e den \Vest exit highlights the list of recrca-burden into other tax areas Vance Mapc. Jr. of Johnson off the San o·e~ F a I ev reew y tional features at Vi!]Jlae San and lost. 11nd ~!ape said that spacious and proceeding south five -o h glass areas in the office suites miles to the entrance of the Juan. The private lake has Meanwhile. there are t e offer an environment of open· community at 19751 Deep proved popular 'With residents predictions indicating about a More than $6 million in ness and unobstructed views •!arbor D 1• i v e, Huntington for both boating and fishing. two.million·unitU yeedar S!otart ne_"' leases for rct<iil space at the or surrounding landscapes. Beach. Other amenities include swim-housing in the nit es in So h Co l V.11 . The butlding is two miles fron1 "If Y. ou"re driving up 0, · 1 t 1 1 •· d 1973. This would be a slight new ut as 1 age in the Pacific Ocean. nung poo s. 0 0 "" an 3 <teclinc fron1 the .35 million Costa 'Mesa have been signed down Pacific Coast Highv.•ay.'' community building. 972 According to \Var ren JI. added Furman, "tum onto To reach Village San Juan, starts expected in l · by the Newport Be~ch office Kelsey, vice president of Ma.in St.reel, then tum left on take the Junipero Serra e1it Why such a continuing high ol Grubb and Ellis Company. UCM's Santa Ana office, UCM Palm to Golden West. If you from the San Diego F~way volume? Hert are some sug- ln excess of 70 percent of the arranged long term financing look to your right, you. CBn'~ and take the frontage road to ge1tiom from Woodward 150,dOkquare-foot specialty with f\1utua1 Life Insurance mil! our landmark -the the north of the freeway to &he Kingman, presidet1l of the Na- shopping center "'as leased as Con1pany of New York. Beechwalk clock tower." entrance ol the community. tiooal Mon,age Association, a of Mey l , with others pending.lr:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::;:::::;;;;::::::::::::::::::;~I The milti·mlllion d o 11 a r pedestrian market of SO artisan sJx>pS and boutiques and other attractions is designed to al· tract tourists and shoppers from loca l and di!ltant points. Jt ia Qocated oppa~He South · Co8lt Pla111., one of California's largest all-enclosed ~hn11ping Ctillm's, 11nd the finnncial center of South Coa~t T0\\'11 C«lter, ofJ the Bristol Street oUramp of the San J)icgo Laguna Niguel is for the birds. Freeway. Early risers can greet the seagulls and the morning sun. 'Thinp are serene and natural here. , Five-building The friendly people at Laguna Niguel know bow to live-and where ( ~mplex Sia led to live. Tbeybadachokeof R<> be rt G re I g a n d the greatest variety of bomlll ~ ""°°1ales, Inc .. ol Newport andcustomhomeeiteoln ,..,.. Beodl, h" been reto lncd to Southern California. You have the dulfn 1 fll0,000, fi ve-building indu9trlal complex In Santa Mme choice. Homes. Garden ? An4 !or bullder-d<v•loper H.A. Homes. Condominiums. Omntnehlm and A!soclatcs. Townhomes -some high on a bill; overlooking a golf course; or by the..,., At priceo from $34,950 to $86,700. Custom home sites range from $18,000 to $135,000. Luxury apartments, too. Why wait for this kind of living any longer. It am beyoum now at Laguna Niguel. mucnON&: From Loo Angeleo, IJO. south on the San Diego/Santa Ana F.- way to Cro~ Valley Parkway exit. Right (approximately 1 mile) to tho Laguna Niguel Se.Jes Information Oftlce.. To be designed for mulliple ft tenancy, the 14,000 1quare foot Put I' ' l'f t d t complex will provide lacllitte• 8 I 1nyour I e ... 0 ay come 0 Lil -for 11 & h I manufacturing, L N. • = ~de:::~.,~Tii aguna iguet the choice community be tpl.ced over 8.5 acres at • Ratriioe.niardo••Ymg.Pm;~tneHw'lbwNbt Awio0omtnuU,Dwel....-.1ne..a (7t'>'-..o40 880-60&0 MamSlreet1ndDycrRoad. '---~-----~------------------------~------' Southern California lE HOlllE Anaheim Stadium May26 thru June 3 G_2> . . . Endotstd by C1liforni1 MobileholM Deale11 Association • Sinrle" douM!s. hip)!s: riom 12 ft. I '° .. lo 3' 1 M, Ill offerinc latest mW·,.. innowatiDns by 11tiwlty ncotllired wnufadlllen. Rtpresentatiwes I• lllSMf .-htlplllUe ... chaict. • Ptoftssiwlly-. -... --...... ;, prlco ... 11.-.. $41:Alll- ' --.s.n.. __ .....,._...., __ ...,5. 12:00-1010:0011.M. T....-"'"' Fti.v . ...,,..._ I l :CI0 ........ 10:00 ....... ........ ,_ ..... , ,, oo-•• 10:00 •. 111. • -'""""' ~ iur'·lilo ............... ..... -~-~H-u-~---~ ...,_,...., "1 -•1 -.-ADMISSION~ ~ ........ 3 ,,, .. ,.., .... .... • Canrtcl disfllly 1111 ,., "'*4 • id onlf-.S: "'* ...i .... _ $I .SO A•ultt; 111 Y•U"lden 1•t• ••1.n . -· -.r-·-· · --. CONSTRUCTION PREVIEW BE FUSSY You're the boss when you buy a brand new La Linda Home in our final executive unit in beautiful Fountain Valley. But. be sure to be fussy about your features during our early construction preview sale. Before construction is complete, you're the boss. Tell us what you want. while there's time to satisfy your individual needs. We call it "ADVANCE BUYING". You'll call it great when you see how customized your new home can be. Get lull de tails and custom completion c ut-off dates now. ALL INCLUDED IN THE PUR. EDINGER ST CHASE PRICE IN THI LA >' HEIL AVE. LINDA TRADITION OF VALUE: "' ·MILE ~ "' SQ. ~ a a: ~ ~ "' > I "' w ~ CARPETING I LANDSCAPING • "' PARK Q ~ m 0 0 a: ~ I 0 FENCING. SPRINKLERS I 0 " a: ~ ~ ~ m "' w w a: DRAPERIES• CONC~ DRIVES 2 < I • from $36,990 45,990 WARN RAVE. XCLNT. FINANCING (71 4) 531-0113 (714) 531·5875 • • .. Sund~, May 27, 1CJ73 DAILY PILOf (; 71 MOVJNG l}'P Builders Score Nixon Real Estate Plan i IN REAL ESTATE llONALD HENDRICK!ION and Jan VaU have joined the lrvl.ne Company u com- mercial project managers, Douglas p . Scbnon'. di· rector of c ommercial design and co nstruc- tion. has an- nounced. flendrick- son, 44, is re- HIND••cKsoN sp;>nsible for planning, design and construc- tion of the 47G-acre Irvine Re- ~ional Center, to be built in the area bounded by the San Diego, Santa Ana and Laguna Freeways. Vail, 3.S, will coordinate the design and construction of ex- ·pansion projects for the lrvine Company's existing regional shopping center, F a s h i on Island in Newport Center, Newp<>rt Beach. Hendrickson, fonnerly with the Los Angeles architectural and engineering firm of James II. Van Dykl' 11nd Associ~tes. will be involved \V it h evaluating com1nercial µro- posals for the new regional center: the first incren1t'nt is tentatively scheduled ror a spring 1976 opening. A registered architect and member of the American lllltitute of Architects, Hen- drickson is a graduate 0 r the Un iver- sity or Cali- fornia at Berkeley, Colle~e of Architec- ture. Vall . most VAtL. recently \\'Ith Robert Ewing and Associates, also Los Angeles architects. will have management respon- sibility for "Fashion Island ex- pansion projects. Vail attended: the Uni\·ersity of New Mexioo and University of· Southern California School of Architecture before joining ·the Ewing firm . TIIOMAS G. PAYNE or Irvine has been appointed director of market research for Ponder- osa Homes. Payne has an extensive back~uncl in the field or market re- search. He holds ., BS degree in AYN• m a r k eting from Cal State San Diego and haa undertaken graduate stud- ies in sociology there and at Cat State Long Beach. He comes to Ponderosa from a post as vice president of Residential. Research corporation, which specializes in locating product voids in the market for which there is con- sumer need. Payne has been director of market research for Wm. Lyon Development COmpany, and has performed similar functions for San D i e g o Furniture Company and the Bank of America . W1LLIAM H. LAIRD of Newport Beach has been ap· pointed a vice president of Mesa's Sisk Sales Chief Tom1nie W. Sisk of Costa Mesa has been promoted lo sales manager of Stewart Title Company of Orange County. Sisk has spent the last year and a ihalf in the title business after eight years as a starting pilcller with the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicag<fl' White Sox and the San Diego Padres. LOS ANGELES -The ~b undtt the pro-I<> help, will in the ioog·tenn Cquncil of Hou51n& Produoers posed &uideltn.. w o u I d be hurt the most." hu aUed the N I x o n necns.lt.ale inctta&inC renU Tbt c o u n c I l specificall>' frvl.ne-ba&ed .~lex Robertson AdminiatraUOn's proposed real nearly 30 percent over what cited the pronruml on ac-Com estalA! tu reloan p I an they would now be In order to ~ In~:· new N\Rition Laird shortslghted, depreasive NJd attract invest.mtnt money," celerated depreciation and the _.. counterproductive ecanomlcaJ-said the organization. capitalization cl interest and will be re-ly which in the year ahead "If eonatructlon starts a fees during construction or sponsible for \\ill only nrnve mort costly d u ..... """" ractcn wUl business d&-r•¥• ec ne. va._._...., new apart1nent.s. to the average American. drop which could result ln an Ualng a typical apartment v e 1 o pment According to the council. an inflation in the cost of ttntlng project, the Utundl ot Housing for all seven organli;ltlon of the nation's 15 an apartrneat. Producers explained the dif- operating di-largest professional housing ference. The project model us· visions \\'ith-rod h I of th "TifERE IS no way the ed • I in the 50-p ucers,teremova e wasaconvent1ona . Year-old gen· depreciation incentive w i 11 11ver11~e renter ever will unsubsidizt'd rental apartnlc1il era! contrac-deter badly needed ta x -benefit sufficiently on inco1n(' p!"'oject of 144 units with a L.•l•D Unn firm. sh elter-o!"iented investn1ent tax savings from the tax total cost of $2.4 mlll\on with The comp::any sp~ializes in equity capltal causing an in-rtform proposals to offset his $180,000 attributable to land. crease in rentals charged the. increased Uving expense. general con~truction and real corsu1ner. "In effect, the pc opic these THE l\10RTGAGE an1ouut estate development. pipeline "Construction of ne\V rental tax refornls are designed most was $2. I 1nillio11 and the and underground utilities in-.--.:..:.-'----------------'--------~--·~ stallation, commcrci::al and of· flee buildings, and industrial parks. A native of !..(ls Angeles, Lalrd Is a graduate of Stan- ICl'd University where he star- red in football and baseball, and is a member of the Los Angeles Athletic Club. JOHN w. HAl\7'1GAN or Fountain Valley has been ai:r pointed district sales manager for First Arncricao Title lnsuri.nce Co1npany's Orange CoWlty Title Oivision. mo.GOO equity ownlld by tu· -In the !WI pel'C<lll tu iw.ctet. The mortgage loan coots IDd permanent loon financing lees ..-led I<> SttS,500 and it was usumed that the project would attain a 95 pereent occupancy rate within a year alter com· pietion. The projec-ted rentals ror this model are $263 per month for each Wlit. If depreciation is reduced to straight line, in order ror ,the investor to o.b- tain the same efrective yieri'.I ns he does from double dt>Clinir.g depreciation, the rents \Vould have to be in· creased by $.14 per month !o 2nd UNIT $297. "OONO~ and t h e AdminlltraUm must cooa.ider other resul.Ung effects from curtaibnent ol. resldentlal con- $truction. In 19'13 the indu1try alone cootributed $18.2 billion to the IP'OOS national produc~ providing employment r 0 r 1,272,000 worker s and gentrated income oJ $16.7 billion. How do the tax reform advocates propose to offset these losses or-haodle massive unemployment if ther is ti depression in the industr~··!" The council further e:<· plained that decisions for in· vestm ent in new apartn\t'll\s are n1ost influenced by the net yield or return oo illvfftld eopltal. "Real eat1te requires a Iona· tmu capita.I oommitmeDt and investors in rental apartments do not have the liquidity and have a greater risk than other investments y i e I d in g com· parable returns. If tax in- centives are eliminaeld, the net yield is reduced and the investor is lost.·· said the council. "Congress established these incentl\'es because it recognii-.. cd the need for maintaining a&. elen1ent of stability in tht in- dustry and because sustained ~ housing is desirable both from an f.'conomic and sot:ial stand- point." ,;-. '· ' . . .. .... . <: -:---;_ •• Hannigan is serving the Hunting· ton Beach, Fountain Valley, Seal Beach and ·-· \Ve st min- MANNIOAN sler areas. ~ 1'A GUESTA Vl1'1'AS ~ HOMES BY AYRES Prior to his prorootion, he served in the firm's customer service and plant departments. He st ud i e d business adminlslratiory and real estate at Saddleback C'.ollege for t\vO years, and spent three years in the Army. ARTHUR COOK of ~fission \'icjo has been app:iinted n1anagcr of the Mission Viejo Company's community in- formation program. For the past 11 ye•irs, Cook was en1ployed by Rockwell l nternation- al. He was most recent- ly program :i:. a d ministra- tor in the mi c r oelec· tronics divi· sion . His prim- cooK ary responsi· bility with Mission Viejo will be to establish and carry out infonnation programs for the community . He "'ill also keep residents and com mu ni t y grou~ informed about new projects and comn1unity ac- tivities. A graduate or Loras College, Dubuque. Iowa. Cook also holds a Juris Doctor of Law degree. ANTON hTONY" SIXT has been appointed vice president of design for the Costa Mesa rinn of Modutec, I n c . , designers and builders of steel-framed modular st.rue· tures. Sixt will be responsible for all of Modu· tee' product designs, tan- f!in,:! from single -fami- ly homes tri re11;troo1n f<i- cilities f o r recreation areAs. s1><T Austrinn- born Sixt was educated at the Handels Berufschule, and mov- ed to Canada as a commercial ning sho111s and exhibits for JB~·I . Chrysler, and Ralston Purina, as well as for products in the furniture and fiberglass boat industries. Sii:t joined Modulec as a designer in March 1972. He is married and tias two children. • La Palma La Habra • Monterey '.<. • •. ~ Jj'?· : ... .---...... ' ..,;;.;t-'--j:·.::; ... .: ,. ' -·- Santa Ruiz Dfl!GO Mesa Verde Center QUALITY LA CUESTA VILLAS FEATURES• SHAKE AND MISSION TILE ROOFS • LARGE KITCHEN AND FAMILY ROOM • DEPENDABLE, COST-SAVING FORCED AIR HEATING • PASS THROUGH SERVING BAR • OPTIONAL INSULATION • NYLON CARPETING: .BASIC AREAS • UNDERGROUND UTILITIES • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS •LARGE GRACIOUS PATIO ENTRIES • INTERIOR MASONERY-COMMON WALL ·• B.A'l.ANCED POWER • ARCHITECTURALLY COORDINATED EXTERIORS • DESIGNER SELECTED HARDWARE • LOW MAINTENANCE EXTERIORS• FEATURING STAINED-~OUGH BEAMS ANO SIDING WITH COLOR COAT STUCCO• REAR ENTAY- OETACHEO GARAGE W/WASHER·DAYER SPACE• LARGE SPACIOUS PATIO COURT- )'ARDS •BUILT-IN DISHWASHER• HEAVY DUTY DISPOSER • BUILT-IN RANGE • ·STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN SINKS• FULL WIDTH PLATE GLASS MIRRORS IN ALL BATHS •TEMPERED GLASS SLIDING WALLS • CUSTOM DESIGNED HANO FINISHED HARDWOOD KITCHEN CABINETS • LARGE KITCHEN PANTRIES • BEAMED WOOD .CEILINGS.A, 9, C, EXTERIORS• FASHIONABLE OVAL BASINS IN ALL BATHS• SHOW- ERS OVER ALL TUBS • VINYL ASBESros FLOOR TILE IN KITCHEN, AND FAMILY ROOM • ACOUSTIC CEILINGS • HANO TEXTURED WALLS • <IO GALLON WATER HEATERS_. 'x20·SEPARAlE STORAGE AREA IN 2 CAR GARAGE • FIBERGLASS TUBS AND SHOWERS• Prices and meterl•l• 1ubject to chl'lnge without noUc:e. ELLIS • 0 Seeks More Te11ants Additional lessees are beinl!; sought for a total of 23 specialty store packages in COsta M e s a • s Segerstrom shopping center development, according to Eugene Moriarty, leasing manager for Mesa Verde Center. The 37,00IHquare-foot center 11 2101 Harbor BIVd., is an- chored by an lee Capades Sl!ating Rink. E d w a r d s Cinmea. bowling c c n t c r , supermarket and bank. Burke Kober Nicolai s Archuleta, Los Angele!! plan· ning. architecture and engineering . t I r m , w~a <ieslgtl<!' of the open mall. Charles Kober, president of BKllA. said brown bMck •nd natural wood tones were used to create the simple &rchiW:· --of the buUdi1lg1. Wooden tonra create pleasant focal points of in- terest and provide a natural place for signing 1hc major elements of lhe center. Chang· Ing ground levels along the brick-paved mall and abun- dant uie of trees and other plant life add interest. The site. shared w i t h Reubensi Coco's ~nd Ham· bUrger Hamlet specialty res· taurants, has parking for 844 cars. Strauss Construction, Los Angeles was general con· tractor: elect.ricRI enginc<'r \\'ns N i k o I a k op u I o s & Associates, Lo!! A n g e 1 c s : SUUivM Aasoctates, Lo s Angele! was mechan I ca l en.qineer. Terry Ferrera, ol BKNA, was project designer ro.r the. ~all, m,jor stores a n d clhoma; G<orge Blrd was Fl>' 'Ject ircltltect. ~ ~ ~ ~ o.c. ~ FOUNTAIN ' G • LA ~ ........ • I CUESTA ~ ~ VILLAS ADAMS G HUNTINGTON llACH ATLAICTA Hl!W~ 9UCH ~ PHONE 536-1445 or 536-1448 ~ 1'A GUESTA Vl1'1'AS ~ Ayres ... Since 1905 HUNTINGTON BEACH FROM '30 ,490 • 536 -1445 536-1446 • • (: II DAILY PIUIT 5-..... v . 1'173 Loss of Home Subsidies Decried ~1: I WASlllNGTOH -Ge«p C. ... u.u., lhp ' d. the U nmM be Involved. IVlll we -veo adtGlllO!I with the lllp Into thrill lmliluU-"°' -. ..-d. the N• -.......... .. ....... bollewt l!o -·-In tho ~ probl ... d. b>stablllty ~~==~ml I tlmal -lion d. Homo lnC"IDd -DC lidonce, -t 1-ralo suhlldy pro--Ille lllop and to-*" . Incnasing lntmsl rales lu11 ~ Builden, has womed thot "the 11• prql!l' role oliol6I be, and grams 1111 been a s......rul wblch a-eai.. IUda • ha..., hmlell at thooe families "who plpdlne tor ""'""'c low and how UU nil< can bo wried iDvotvem<n~ the rel.atlvoly withio our Ind-es." can lea>t a!rord It." bo said. •. moderate IDoomo lamnlet ef. out." ; small llWllbtr ol b I g h I y MMio alto takl· the~ "Even should U>ey decide to • fectively and "-tlly La emp-Pointing to the elleedveness publlciU!d lailures to tho CM-lndWJtry ii clloply ~ buy, and f111d the means, to tying." of the governmeol~ Section trary. over the ~~DJilrt«iage purchase a new or ezia~g ;. "Today we «re In a blatos. Z3lj and :ta& IDd 'l'lrm<n }\artln said lhat wlllle tho l!lOJleY and lme<est home they would have to m- the subli.dy prosrlml "which Home D mteftSFll'bt1nce HUI> ttudy, in which NAHB IJ rates. ... crease their portion of income have proved neoessful ln a programe in ~ 3l/3 cooperating, .is under way, p r whlchgoesforhou.Sng." state of tuSpensioo.'• Martin million low and inoderate in-ulbe pipeline ls emptyi ng." "RIGHT NOW we're aeetng -..:==::ec.=c..:.:.---=--- said 1n an address to tho Na· come Americans In the past "Getting the now going In ~"::ia'::?c =.,:ldto-boomof· Ki.ds L;ke To tional Forett Products 41A years, Martin said: whatever form ls decided upoo w111: ·-.....--., Association. '"lbe Department is a trouble8ome problem, and ing infiatioa ...J 'tight.el' '8fld nd LETTERS BRING HOME SELLOUT AT LANDMARK IN HUNTINGTON BEACH of HOll8inC and Urban "WE BELIEVE !be federal an espensive one." he said. tighter money." Ask A y S.le• Director J•y RMpn Ponden Sttck of Succn;="::"::l:..An::::.....,:=::nce=mo="::':..• ___ _:De=.ve::iopmen==t:..ls::..::esamuung=::·::·::::._:•nd=-...:..ro::le:.:..in:..ho::..::us::ln::g~ls_:inesca::..::~po::b::l:..e;:__"_:H:_er_:e_::ag~am::· ::•_w.:::_•:_f::l::n::d:..__:_li::e::sa=ld:..tbo=t:..tbo=.::fl:..ow_:_o:..r sa=v-· ---------'=-- Be~ord Sellout Landmark Letters Do It -Sip! Landmark Properties, Inc., bas announced tho com- pletion ol sales al !is Land- mark Honp Beach Series II cormnwiity in Huntington Beach. 1be 118-home, $1.5 million project sold out tn less than a week, despite the fact that ne> advertising or promotlcml material on the project was released. William B. Walker , marketing director for the building firm, e1plained the unusual success of the project. "When we oPOned tho original Landmark Homes Be a c h Series last year," he said, "the 188 homes ln the project 8014 out ln 'l1 days. But we continued to have several bun. dred visitors a week to the model site." "We gradually built up a large list of names of people interested in Beach Series I I," he continued. "When we were ready to sell this project, we notified everyone who had ex· pressed an tnt.erest in the homes. F1ve days later. the mtire project was sold." The homes in the conl- muntty are now under con- struction, with first move-in! planned !0< August. A third Landmark Homes Be.ach Series commun1ty is scheduled for Hunt ing ton Beach. Although this com- munity will be located west of Magnolia midway between Adams a n d Indianapolis Avenues, the models for the original Beach Series will con- tinue to serve for the new homes They are located on the north side of Adams near Newland Street, and are open daily from 10 am. to dusk. Signal Landmark Properties also ls building a large all- a d u I t condominium com- munity -H unt ington Landmark -in Huntingtoo Beach. It is located on Atlanta Avenue between Newland and Magnolia Streets. Improvement Solution: Borrowing on Equity By DOROTHEA M. BROOKS NEW YORK (UPI) -For the homeowner seeking finan- cing for additlona or im- provements to his home, ~ rowing on hil existing equity is a possibility sometimes overlooked. Such borrowing, according to a leading consumer and busines.! loan company, is emerging as a major new tool in financing h o m e lm· provements. Be warned. however, such loans are not the answer in every situation. William R. Hobson, vice president, GAC Finance Jnc .. say11 the second mortgage, or homeowner loan as it often is called, is feasible primarily for the family that has oc· "1pied a home for several years, has substantial equity in it, and whose income has risen over the years, making mortgage payments a smaller perc:entage of the monthly budget. less than rewriting a first mortgage for a longer period of time. "Of course, this depends on individual drcwnstances," Hobson said. "A family slb.Jld evaluate all possiblllties before deciding wh:at ls best in their particular situation.'' Generally, he said. there are no restrictions on how a homeowner loan Is used. Some borrowers loan is used. Some to pay off other debts while financing a new undertaking at the same time. JN TODAY'S economy. he said, such loans are becoming a recognized method of using a fa mi ly's most important asset in financial planning for the future. Because of mounting de- mand, homeowner loans are bP..ing offered by an increasing ~umber of mortgage firms, c-insumer finance companies a•Jd some banks. Hobson said. ?¥'any commercial banks and savings and loan associations. however, do not deal in second mortgages. LIFE BEGINS HERE AT 40! THE NEW CONDOMINIUMS ••• FOR ACTIVE ADULTS OVER 40 ••• IN COOL SMOGFREE HUNTINGTON BEACH! -=------------~- -.__ • • ,1 -"•' '. :;.: ... .-. ~-::: .. , ~.· ' •• I A GROWING number of fam ilies. he said, are rindini;t they can obtain a larger loan through a second n1ortgage on their present home than from other sources. Size of the loan is based on individual equity -the difference between the market value of a house and the balance owed on the first mortgage. -Hobson said demand for Loans on home equity. he explained, require a property appraisal along with a title search. Borrowers s h o u Id determin e whether they or the lender bear these costs. "A family should Investigate all financing sources to evaluate which fits its needs best." Hobson advises. In con- sidering a second mortgage, be says, jt is imPortant to deal with an established fi rm and to koow all costs and coo- dtt.ions involved. ' ~! · 1111ch loans has more than doubled in the past 10 years to a "1rrent value of ove-r $5 bll· lion. Major factors in the trend are increased credit needs as a result of Inflation, rising real estate values, and a ma- turing home market in which more than 64 per cent of ram· ilies now own their homes. In case where personal bank loan or contractor financing may not be sufficient for a major h o m e improvement project, the homeowner loan may be the answer. As an example, ~fobson ex- plained, if a home's market value is $24 .000 and the first mortgage balance is $13,000, the owner has an equity of $12,000. "Using this as securi- ty, be probably would have lit· the difficulty obtaining a sec- ond mortgage loan of about fT,500, if other credit factors were favorable," he said. IN THE PAST, Hobson said . "home equity normally was an asset that remained Idle until the house wu sold. Now families are realizing it can be put to work in their financial planning toward a better life style." Armual interest rates on a second mortgage are higher than on a t conventional first rnortage. However, Hobson said, they compare favorably with those for personal 108ns and they also are tax deduc· tlble. "A BORROWER should be particularly alert for any 'polnt' charges for granting the loan. prep ayment penalties, or provisions for a final 'balloon· payment of ma· jor proportions," he sai d. The Truth·in·Lending legislation makes it easier for consumers to realistically compare rates among lerxlers, he said. since interest charges "points," (a percentage of the loan as one time payment) and other charges must be lftaled as an anrwal percen- lfBge rate and the same method or c.a.lculating this rate must be used by all lenders. This legislation, he s ays, also provides a three-day period foUowing , the signing of a homeowner loan in which the consumer may study all ainditions and rescind th6 loan agreement if be so desires. Used with care, and in the right circumstances. the st<:· ond mcrtgage can have a place ln consumer financing. Allo, he said. 11 second in the l1IJ!fiij!(1ll mortgage loan for a shorter ~==;~~-~-·~·~··~··~· ~--~ period eometlmes cn n cost ;. SECURITY • LESURE • RECREATION Prestige Address • Leisure Country-Club Living • Private Entry with 24-hour Security Guard • Beautifully landscaped greenbelts in a private, walled commu- nity • Desirable Beach-close location • Recreation Center, Pool, Putting Green & Tennis Courts • Craft & Hobby Shops • Exterior Maintenance Performed by your Homeowners Association • Big City Shopping Convenience • FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. 'Till DUSI{ A GOLD MEDALLION COMMUNITY FOR ADULTS OVER 40! CONVENIENT to BUSINESS AND PLEASURE No children are permitted as resldenls. The •11 .. dult nature of the community will be preserved by the requirement that all residente be at leaat 4'0 year1 of age. Six basic floor plans feature 1 bedroom - 1 bath and 2 or 3 bedroom-2 bath arran~ments all with informal dining area. Its available on either the first or Secon lloor. Each is allotted a single car garage as well as an additional parking space. All included in the purchase price are luxur tous wall·lo-wall carpeting In lhe llvlng room, master bedroom, secondary be<:lrooms, 2nd level kitchens, and hall .. way1; clean electric cable celling heat; walk·ln closets (most modela); all electrk: kitchens: utility rooms include an installed wesher~ryer; and private patios or view J>alconies. • ' .. "l • • • ·•· , lllll#NO' IOIUll By SIGNAL LANDMARK. INC one or The Signal Companies 0 · · .... ' . .... ' " ' .. ' 1 • ' ' ., " 1: I Newport Project Honored I Big Call)'OO East, the first apartment development at lhe Irvine Company's exclusive Big Canyon executive village In Newport Beach, has been given the 1972 Electrical Ex- cellence Award by the Orange County Chapter, Nation a I Electrical Contract ors Association . S11nd1111 Mi)' 27, 1973 Aiko VIiias Demand Prompts 220 More Units Brisk publlc demand has Standard features include prom]>le!I the Mlsslcm Viejo ate)><lowu Uvlog .-.. walk-In eom,,..Y lo ochedule t6t cOlr ' cloHts 111<1 po"4er rooms. All stnictioa of ao addlllonat D> units baVe ollcllng ctw doors townhomes 1t Ali so VW15' •c· ODMina: anto either peUoe or cording to TUn Va lentine aUodecis, a private entry, ••-· ' enclosed garage, and a ""1l Y PILOT (: f '• d REAL ESTATE ~to~ of operaUon1, Plan· separate, private uUlity area. ned Unit Developments. Family privacy and quiet Aliso Villas feature built-in The project, which opened are assured since no one Jl\'t'S range and oven, w 1 st• initially late in 1971, has had a above or below any dwtlling disposals, insulated walls and total of 404 p u r ch as e unit. ceil ings, resilient floor tiles. "One hundred lilly projeclt were considered in the C001- petition and Big Canyon East was judged winner in the milU-family ca te gory,'• reported E.J. Car pent er, cbalrman, awJU'ds committee, and vice president of Hoffman & Sons, Inc., Electric, of Santa Ana. NAUTICAL MOTIF HIGHLIGHTS ARCHITECTURAL STYLING OF NEWPORT CREST agreements. valued at n1ore Residents may join Mission than '8 million. Viejo's Recttation Association shag carpeting in livi.nf room , A grand opening for the new and enjoy tbt facilities at the master bedroorn, hall ind phase of development i s community's three complete stairs as well as fenced :. .. • • • • • . , . ! I ~ ' • ! ' ' ' ~I Newport Crest Designer Se t sdleduled for late June, and recreation centers. pri'o'ate patios. the homes will be located1pi.iii;Oi;iiii..iiiiiii."-""""""-"""'""'i;iiiii; ..... _iiiiliij BuiU by McLain Develop- ment Company of Lo s Angeles, Big Canyon East was cited for effective use of elec- tricity, uniqueness of design and quality or materials and workmanship. Third Luxury Unit Open Pamela Ayers, president of north of Los Alisos Boulevard, ('\· u· 1 NT A I fl Ayers and Associates, will near pkture3e1ue Mlderness \.:;;l, 1UAID' s1"c' WE WI LL SE LL des!gn the' model home in· GI~. °""t11witc .. 11Mtt.1•1111 "~:r ,, ... ,, YOUR HOME . f Col Advance reservatioos are Mun 1p1, u,11n11 4e•L ter1ors or ony Homes in c p1 w.v1< ..,_. 79 I . now being accepted for the '"""""'~ ~•noe c',_,t-1 ._ _.2 299 "Thorough coverage or all electrical items is ac- compllshed with staggered studs and double insulation baits, pointing Up the COO· siderabfe attention paid to sound proofing." n o t e d Carpenter, adding, "Electrical plugs are all stai:gered to avoid sound openings." U n i q u e , cust.om-<ie~lgned ootdoor lighting enhances lhe entrance, pool area, patios, apartment exteriors a n d landscaping, t y i n g the landscaping, t y i n g the development into a cl~se. in- timate village," carpenter said. Exterior l i g h t i n g enhances the landscaping," he added. Resenrations are now being taken in the third unit at Newport ~t, new luxury condominium community in Newport Beach, it was an- nounced today by John Cox, project sales manager. "The new Wlit contains an excellent selection of two, three, and four bedroom con- domtniwn h:lmes," he said. According to Cox, 2 2 7 families already have made the decision to move to Newport Crest, which I s located alxlp the Bluffs off Superior Avenue. Newport Crest is being developed by Pacific N.C., with Grant Corporation of Newport .Beach serving as the general contractor for the community, which ultimaUly will inch.Ide 460 homes. Recreational facilities at the develo'pment include a large free-form swimming pool with adjoining cabana and sundeck, a Jacuzzi pool, tennis courts which are lighted for night play, and land sc aped courtyaros with pulting greens and other activity centers. Each Newport Crest corr dominium has a wet bar, gas fireplace, gas barbecue outlet on the private sundeck, and an electrooic garage door opener. Buyers may choose between sliag or plush pile carpeting. THREE.CAR GARAGES OFFERED WITH BONITA VISTA HOMES IN EL TORO El Toro Project • Bonita Vista Sellout Seen With $1.5 million tn sales on the boob for the fu-st Jiiase·of Bonita Vista Homes in El. Toro, Charles Knickerbocker, president of Vista Develop- ment Corp., its builder, ex~ pects another fast sellout on the newly opened second phase. .. "We're 'iilready 30 percent sold out," ]{nickeri>ocker says, "and the mod els were just opened a couple of weeks ago." square-foot parcels a n d feature such amenities as wood shake roofs, coocrete dri..-eways, cathedral ceilings, walk·in closets, tars, utility rooms, fireplaces and three- car garages. . Fifteen different eJ:terjor designs are offered at Bonita Vista, with a choice of floor plans ranging in size from 1,100 to l,'450 square feet. Two, three and£ our· bedroom models are available, with one or two baths. disposers, dishwashers and Ca;P"ting. Dining rooms and family rooms also are in· eluded in several models. 1be me-story traditional Califomia·style homes range In price from $27,000 to $33,000 and can be financed through FHA or VA. Cionventional financing also is available with five percent down. rv1ne and California Classics units to be offered for sale in cHA1tL•S ourMT.t.110 ~ • 1 Kitchens in all lx>mes are Jn Huntington Beach. June. 1tM1ttr COMMISSION eqllipped with a number of ..'.'.'...'.'.'.'.".'.'.~'.'."...'.'.::'.':":_ __ _:'._'.'."".:_ _______ __!!~"""'"""'~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~~~~~~~ worlt-saving appliances, in· eluding trash compactors, ,-----------------------------------------. ranges with self-<!leaning O'o'ens, automatic dishwashers, and disposers. Other kitchen features include water lines to refrigerators, raised panel ash cabinets, and ceramic 4.ile counter tops. Eight furnished tmdels are open daily at Newport Crest. To reach the sales and in- f onnation center al 12 Robon Court, take Pacific Coast Highway to Superior Avenue. ·Go n orth up the hill oo Superior, then tum left on Ticonderoga to the models. Las Cuesta Villas Near Completion La Cuesta Villas in Hun· tington ~ will be ready for occupancy later this month allowing buyers to spend the summer near the beach. The three ~room, two- bath homes start at $30,490 with 80 percent and 90 percent conventional loam available to qualified buyers, according to Bud Fricker, vice president oC Ayres Realty the exclusive sales agent. The builder has Initiated a six·month money b a c k guarantee fer OW!li!r'«'CU· pants, Frick..-announced, Maxi.mum land use hu been achieved by a common wall between llhe homes to gtve each buyer MI use of his large 3,550-square foot lot. 'lbe homes have coovenieat kltcllens with disbwashen, garbage disr-rs. ranges, ovens, oven hoods with lights and fans and built·in custom cabinets. Master bedrooms, living rooms and balb have nylon carpeting at no ertra cost. Asphalt tile is provided oo bathroom and "kitchen floon. Spanish tile or wood shake roofs are available and front yard landscaping is provided. Washer and dryer space is provided in the big two-car garages. ( )CC(lllli·( >llt C()ll()()lllillilllllS ill ))C(llltili1J s,111t,1 I ~'11·l>(t1·,1 . Esca pe to the mild, cool sea breezes, soft sand and luxurious condominium ;,. living of East Beach Townehouses. You'll find five different designs right · ·· on the oceanfront of fa shionable East Beach in Santa Barbara. You couldn't ask for _more with the ocea n at your doorstep, the resort city of Santa Barbara surrounding you, and metropolitan Los Angeles an easy 80 minutes away by fr~eway. And you'll find the beauty-of your home matches the environment. D Private patio and·-balcony. D Totally modern chef-designed kitchens. D. Double ·garag'es with d irect access into home. D Woodburning fireplaces. D Three-bedroom, two-bath models. O Two-bedroom, two-bath ·and two and one half bath models. O Includes full title to home and land: Send today for detailed informatio n. East Beach Townehouses, the oceanfront condominiums. FURNISHED MODELS ARE OPEN DAILY. l ~ast I kach 'li>\\T1chouscs 647 Por la Mar, s_,nta Ba rbara, CA 91305 (805) 687-0778 t I I'm really interested in a beachfront home! I Please send me complete information on I all fiv e design s. I I NAME I : ADDRESS I CITY STATE ZIP I I TELEPHONE I L --------------------J Large lots and m a n y unusual extra features are given as the primary reasons for the development's success. Homes are situated on 7 ,200- Other features include built· in gas ranges and ovens, food To reach Bonita Vista, drive south on the Santa Ana Freeway to the El Toro Road offrfimp. Turn left, under the freeway, to Ro c krield Boulevard and turn left again to the models. Private courtyards ti, d large patio entries add to the "-----------------------------------------.J Watergate Valuable WASHINGTON (AP) The Watergate com· mertial and apartment complex, bccominJ as well ' known as the national monuments h e r e , is Washington 's most valuable piece of taxable commerclal property, ac· cording t o assessment records. The Potomac R l v e r complex ls ~ at $33 million, a figure that is supposed to represent 65 peiL<nl of the fair marl<el value. The records place the value of the site at $9 million and th• lm· provFmenb al 124 million. Thi! hl.-.ra1'd tn- exempt property listed out.strips the Waterge.te, however. '11\e Georgetown University and Hospital has an asseaed value of 142.9 ml!Uoo. Tu-uemi>t prq>erty 'owned by u.. government Is not Hsfed '1 lhe reconll lllod with !he lloole Diltrlct Ap- aU0011UbcommlUee t!ll tlUlriot ., O>tmn-... -· New Hours 'At Manana Townhouses The arrival Of daylight sav- ings time has led to new open- ing hours at Manana Tow+ses, active 2 d u l l development in 0 rang e . Fuml.!tled models will now be open from 10 a.m . until 10 p.m. every day. Recreational facilities con- sist of a 50-foot swimming pool, JaCuzzi whirlpool, sauna, billiard room and club room. All are for the eJCtusive use ol owners, w b e r e pennanent resldeocy ia limited to tho .. 16 years of age or older, -The two and ~m, 1\0 and :\0-lllth -are priced f!om "7,995 to 135,a . Each home iS complete with central air coodltionlng, con- tinuous-dean oven, g a s fireplace. shag c a r p e t throughout, draperies a n d electronic garage d o o r openers. Most homes also have wine . ,~an a n d ~le WMtpoot bothtubo. Manana To>tMou~ ~ located ot th! comer ol Flower and Palmyra Streets In Orange, lhree blocks -~~ Av.,..e 111<1 lour wost oC Mai n Strel!l • 1 chann ol. the new homes. OUR MOST SUCCESSFUi HOMES ARE COMING TO TINGTON BFACH! We're having a preview showing of plans and building sites for o ur new Huntington View Homes! They're exciting;11daptations of our Harbor View Homes, the most successful series ever built in nearby Newport Beach, Due to popular demand, we're giving early birds a chance to see what's coming soon in this choice Hunt- ington Beach neighborhood. So, if you'd like to be a little ahead of the crowd, come see Huntington View today! ~•n D1t10 ffWl', IO lh«lrl llW. lheft .-;.,. ~~w•rd 1n YOl"lr. lcnm, tnlll Ifft et ~- 1,'"d ,.,d !lu11!l"l!'On v1-"*-· Iii DONALD L BREN cn\\PANY " ' ' 1 • • • .. I • • .. .. .· . . . . .. . . . . . . . -' . . -.... .. . --·-.. ,, lJ l0 DAILY PILOT .. --• ' FREE REAL ESTATE LICENSING COURSE Famous Llrensing Course now available tbru Tarbell Applicants fully reimbursed upon qualification. For de- tails call Mr. swan (714) 832-5440 in Orange County, • • • .... • • Ft-ee Plac:ement Servic:e Sl!ECTACULAR SPANISH Coil• Me11. In b.111tifvl M111 Verde. Very lar9e Jot. 4 ht.I· room1, l b1ths, &lock ft11ci119. F1mity room. Iott •cc•••· Formal _.inl119 rooll'I, 111 mode"' •ac:.h•n. Flrepl•ci•. Lt~ C.O't•l'ld p1tio, ·~2.950, 540°1720 • Ad.vance Training Program Fountain Valley ~--- Deluxe 3 Bedroom Excellent tloor plan. Extra- large master bedroom suite. 2 baths. Dining room. I..oYely kitchen with built-Ins. Rear living room. Family room.. Patio And fireplace. In model condition. $ 3 8. 9 5 0 (0269'l) 842-6691 Large Rumpus Room Ext.-cllent :l b ed r o o m townhowie with 3 baths. Dining room. Picture win· rlowi;. PaUo. Pool facilities. Forct'd-al r t-M:!at . Atrium. Im· macula1e condition. $33,100. I 02712 J 846--0604 Simply Lovely $37,250. Picturebook ietting with fishpond, large shade trees:. Lush greenery &: fiowen. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Retu-living room. Bonus room. Fireplace. D I n i n g room. ltfodern dream kit- chen. (f1l642) 96i-5566 Park Like Yard ' S.14,fiX>. Exqulstte landscap- ing. Family room, formal dining room. custom In- terior. Fireplace. Bul1t-ins & dishwasher. Patio. 3 bedroomi;, 2 baths. &'t' to ap- preciate. f02761) 842~1 Drastically Reduced New price $41,950. Beautiful interior. Decorator's patio. Boot acceu. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths! Dining rootn. Deluxe gas built-ins. Family room. firepl ace. Rl'ar living room. Pool & golf facilities avaHable. (02143) 842-2561 Dream Come True Unbelievable home w Ith sunken mas1er b ed r o o n1 suit~. BWlt-in bbq. 4 bedroom11, 2 baths. Family room. fireplace. ExtTa-laqre closets. Dining room . Patio. Built-ins & dishwasher. Very p1iva!<' rear yard. 01oirc loca1ion. $38,500. ( 0 2 5 5 7 i ~2-l ~i73 Dramatic Features $34.500. '-lost unique 3 bedroom home with Spanish COYt>refl patio with bw.ill-ins, light~. Built-in cu pboards In t.he don. F'ireplace. Rear Jiv. ing room. Dining room . Roorn Mr yQUr boat or cainper. Mndt•rn kitchen. 1025481 962-1373 Huntington Beac:h All The Conveniences $41,950. Spectacular interior with floor to ceiling drapeL snag carpels. 4 bedrooms. Family room, fireplace. Dining room. BuUt-lna with dishwa.aher. Very q u let n~lghborhood. (02644) 96U86S $29,900--lear Beach 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Seclud· ed rear living room. I..atge front yard. Di.nine room. Farnily-lovlng bullt-ll'la & disbwaaher. Family room. Patio. Fireplace. Foroed--air heat (014m) 962-5566 Very Prestigious Heated I: tllten!d pool with lighting. Prote11lonal landscaping. 4 bedrooms. Plush deeor. Sauna. Gas BBQ. Dining room. Patio. Rear living room. Ultra· modem kitchen. Fin!place. Very spacious. $ 4 7, 9 0 0, 111l138) M&®' See To Believe Beautiful filtered pool with patio & lovely decking. Park-like landscaping. Ter- razza enh'y \vay, New elec- tric built-lns with dishwash- er. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Built·in vacuum system. Din· ing room. Fireplace. Rear living room. }breed air heat. }~amily room. $36.500. (02579) 84&-1.183 Picture-book Home E.ilate-sized grounds with room tor a pool & tennis court. 4 bedrooml. Formal dining room. Large elegant trees. Fh'eplace. 1.-fodern bullf·lns. Plus in t e r Jo r , $38.990 (0'1729) 842-2.161 Huntington Harbour \'rry prestigious M' ca . Choi~ 3 bedroom hon1e '''ith beautiful interior. Ln!h 10\v- rna in tena.nce landscaping. Lovely family room & firf'place Secluded living roon1. Formal dining· room. Bcsuti(ul kitchf'n \Vilh f'very convenience. $65,000. (02760) ll-IG-1383 Imperial Pool Home $42,!rJO. Beautiful Dean@ 4 b eel r o o m • Immaculate landacaplng front & rear. Heated & filtered pool. Patio, Family room. Dlntng room. Q:rzy fireplace. Kitchen built· ins. Shag carpeting thruout, Quiet area. (02718) 962-5566 Since 1926 • Huntirtffon S.tch. V~ lov1lv Gltnmar 4 baJroom. E~m•lv 1h1rp._ 2 b1th1. Dl11in9 room, bullt-in1 I: df1lt"t'•1lter. Coiv n, ... pl•c•, f1mlly room. P1tio, Shike roof, $11 ,750. 961-5566 s,,, J111n C1pi1tra110. Wol'ld1rfullv lancl1c1ped. TI!, roof. l'aHo. Dtlux1 kitchen )'"ith b11ilt-in1 & ti1hw;e1har. j ~itdt0011U. Olni111 ' roo"!. ,F1mily r~Cu~ t:-*'r•pl1c1 •. leff1r hurry $40:9~0. _493 :-lMI .... Huntington Beach.._ Beautiful "Condo" S2'l. 'mo. Good location, im· maculate home. Lovely patio with gu BBQ. 2 bedrooms. Dtn1ng room. Bullt-lns &- dilhwuher. Gold thar carpeting. Assumable-loan. (C!l511)) 84&-l.183 Just One Look 'lbat's all it takes to buy this exceptional 3 bedroom Mme. SparkJlnr condition. Beautiful custom drapes. Im· ma.culate yard. Large kitchen with gas built-JM & dishwasher. Fireplace . Dining room, Shag carpeting thruout. Pa\lo. Best ~-r 11truction. 1 year old. $35,~ (o:liOS) 842-6691 • ' '. Rancho La CUesta Elegant 3 -· puk-like landscaping. No wax kitchen tile k deluxe built-ln! with dishwasher. Formal dining room. Rear living room. Family room, fireplace. Gold shag carpets. Owner """""""'· $41.900. (02815) W-2561 See To Appreciate $38,990. Exqulllte landsca~ ing. 4 bedroorrui:. Fireplace. Plwrh carpcta & drapes. FormaJ dining room. All deluxe kitchen. Patio. Rich pancllng. BBQ. t 0 215 6) ,...._ 1 Mile To Beach Th~ best location for &11-year enjoyment. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Quiet cul de sac street Park like setting. Gold shag carpets.. Family room, tlreplaCf'. Dining J'OOil & patio. Super delu.xe kitchen v.-i th bullt·lnl. s 3 5 I 9 5 0 96"'31165 Owner Is Crying Haa been transferred & niust sell this superb ho1ne~ Rancho La Cuesta model with professional landscap- na:. 3 bedroon11. f'orn1al dn- ing room. AU electric kit- cl1en. Family roon1, fire- place. Rrar living roon1. Thick shag car(>l"ts. NO·\\·a.x Costa Mesa Real Nice Home $22,500. Excellent home for the just-married or retired couple. 2 bedroom&. Patio. Forced air heat. Gold 1hag carpets. Kitchen bulltins. Dining room. l year old. Fine "townmuse" 1 t v t n g (0'1383) 541).173) Sparkfing Condition $36,500. Excellent condltlon. Located in College Park. Large covered patio. 3 bedrooms. Two 'ti replaces! Dinlng room. 2 ba th s . Modern kitchen. Fa m'1 i y room. Trnil<'ro. dock &. gate. (02.699) 5«l-1720 Executive 3 Bedroom! $45,750. Imma culate & beautiful. Near the Santa Ana country club. 3 spacious bedrooms, 3 baths. Formal dining room. Family room, ti ""!place, DelUXe t a m i I y kitchen with built-in! & dishwasher. Shows ' Uke a moclel home. 540-lT.ll Spanish Beauty $40,800. Elegant home on a quiet cul de sac street. 3 bedrooms. Family room, fireplace. Indirect lighting. Fiberglass-screenOO etrlwn with wet bar. Dining room. BealltlJul kitchen w i t h built-ins. Just 2% years old. <me> 540-lTJ> Ideal Family Home SJ0,500. Lovely decorative features. P icturesq u e landscaping. Formal dining room, deltL"<e kitchen with built-ins. Fireplace. Rear Living Room. Two patios! Ne1v plush carpets. Finest Quality. Move-in condition. (02216) 979.2390 , K -Costa Mesa j. Very Very Sharp • ' . $31,9'".il. Very desirable hcNne. Large storage area. Boat & camper access. 3 bedrooms., 2 baths. Patio. Fenced yard. Dining room. Mom-J?leUina built-ins with dishwruiher. (01259) a40-17ro Irvine Near The College $28.950. Colorfully landscaped ho1ne. Spacious bedrooms. f.:nclosed patk>. C ll s t om decor. Dining room. Secluded rcnr living room. Foreed-air he1tling . Carpets, drapes. 11,.!i yea.rs old. tiear UC Irvine. (024{)4) 979.2390 . El Toro Don't Miss This! $30,950. Excellently-located home, close to schools & shopping. Thick brown shag carpets. Large rear yard. Brick lirepla.ce. Dining room. Built-ins. Patio. 3 bedroon1s. 2 baths. Even a lovely den. (l}>;J5) SJ(H;()30. Owner Transferred! Spaclous 3 bedroom home on a very quiet street. Thick shag carpeting. 2 baths. Secluded rear living room. Dining room. Lovely kitchen 'vilh all the modern con- veniences. Family room. fireplace. Covered b r i c k patio. $35,900. t o 2 6 2 2 ) """"° Beautiful Surroundings In gor&eoos Lake Forest. Sharp 3 ~room home. l\l ir· ror glµ"den. Entry \vith skylight. Lovely patio with furniture. Form.al din Ing 1'00nl. Electric built·ins. l"amily room, fireplace. Pool facUities available. The best in relaxed livlng. $49,500. ( 02626) 830-6000 tile. $41,900 10261&l 846-060-4 ,;.. __________ ..., __________ _. Custom Deluxe $42,000. Striking 4 bedroom home with custom pool, wii· que set up roe-children. Boet .l trailer area. Rich pane]. Ing. Rear llvtn& room. Faml· ly room &: tnplace. Dtntr:v room. Plush gold shag c arpeting. Very well landscaped. {025541 962-1373 TAltlLL'S MIN HOUSI DllleTOIT (Op9n Sund•y, 1-5) J bdrm .. 2 Nth1. famllr, rm .. flr9pl.te .. a.t outton. $36,HO 4 Wrms.. I Nths, famlly rm., dining rm. lart• tot. $42,000. 11719 Palm. Fovntam Valtey 142·2561 252'1 SM ROM Court, ~,...,, (m11Jor crw m.t·W _. ~) . '.•.,..251 SOUTH COAST QFFIC~ Missf~n '"•. ••to In Model Candition $49,750. Beautiful Aegean model home w rtti 5 bedrooms. Surrounding fruit trees & lush landscaping, Family r o o m . fireplace. Formal dining room. Dream kitchen. !01226) 830-f.060 Panoramic r1ew Great area. 3 bedroor1m, ? baths. Plush carpetlog a drapes thruout. Fonnal din- ~ room. All modem klt· cben. Fireplace. Patio.. J\tlr.. ~ hall. Forced air heat. Just 1 year old. $35,500. (rr+J70) 830-0060 • pramatic Features $38,900. Very emotional home \vith 3 bedroonls, 2 baths. Walking distance to schools. &. major shopping. Huge cat"peting. Shag ca r p e t 11 thruout. Paneling. AfM:m.. ditionlng . Built-ins, dishwasher. Family room, fireplace. Rear living room. (02725) 830-6000 ' . Laguna Beach Regal Elegance I For those wno wam the most QJ!t of living. Spectacular ocean & coastline viev;. 1 Nearly 14 acre. 3 bedroom suites, 3 baths. Exquisite family room. Fireplace. Full dini~ room. Deluxe interior. Decorator furnishings are optional. sm.cm. ~ ' Deluxe Contemporary Extensive usebol' wood & glass. Bealltifu1 ocean view. 3 bedrooms, 3 ha th s , Cathedral open-beam ceiling. Delightful kitchen with every convenienre. t~amily room, f~place. $64,(XX). 494-8003 Top of the World $49,500. Extensive we of wood & Newly . redec..'Orated. Lux- bath home. Newly . redecor- ated. LlLxurious shag car- peting thI"llOUt. Family room. Deluxe kitchen. Terrazz.o ti1e entryway. Fireplace. Near Fine 5 Bedroom 1 all schools. Assumable VA $45,500. Pool &. patio are entertaining great! Family • room. Rear living room. Boat & 'il:raller ac c e a 1 • · Fireplace. F~al dining / room. ,F~ built ingl! with dishwuhe:r. $perk!-· ~~ ~03148) ' f Spanis" ·Lovely! 1 Ole! New 4 bedroom hom~t Lots of extnl!, including refrigerator. 2 l;>aths. Dinlna- room. Built-ins, dishwasher. Family roon1. Pat id. Sprinklers fro~ & · rea1-. Ready for imml!dlate ~ session. $34,900. ( O 2 5 2 l ) "'°""" Best In The Area Very distinctive home with a magniftcant paooramic v1ew ot the valley & moon~ Specious bedrooms. UwelY. den. Fireplace. Dining room. Ultra-modem k l t ch en . Decorative interior. $49,500. (ms51ll IOO-«>JO Picture.Perfect . Gorgeous 4 .bedroom honte, Ellogant exterior, pluah ir», terior. Richly paneled family roon1. lleated & filtered pool'. Pro lessional Jandsca!)ing'. Sha~ c a r p e t s . Fireplace. Patio. t~ormal dining room. Drt'a111 kit chen. Jack & Jill clres..'iing room. S :-i 6 , 5 0 Q • (02.')44) 830-f«i(} Laguna Beach Above The Pacific ' Top or the world home wit! Jot. of privacy. ~ at· tractive land I ca p ln g . 5 bedrooms, 3 batha.. Family room. lll<~laoe. D In In 1 room. eontempcnry kttcheri. 1$.000. ~ ---San Juan _ Capistrano Fine Family Home Very nice home. 4 bedroorne, 2 baths. Patio. Forced-air heating. Dining r o o m . Modern k i I ch en built-ins v.'ith dishwasher. Famtly roon1. fireplace. Hllge backyard is great for kids! House ls only 4 years old. $37,500. (02573) 493-1341 Priced Just Right! Great area. Walking distance to schools. 3 bedrooms. Family room. Cm:y fireplace. Patio. Fenced yard. Dining room. Mom-pie aslng built-ins with dishwasher. 3 years old .fc In excellent con- dition. $39,950. ( 0 2 61 9 ) 493-1341 Enjoy The View lbve the ·home. Beautifully landscaped. Pool & UtlU)iS facilities ava i la b l e . 3 bedroonis. Fonnal tdinlng room. 3 patios! All modern kitchen. Family r o o n1, fireplace. Centra1 air, '"et bar. 1,\"alk-!n closets. And horse facilities, $ 6 9 , 5 0 0 • (O'.IX}3) 493-1341 2 Story With Pool $47,500. Imrna~te con· dition. Recently remodeled. 4 bedrooms. Family room I. fift:place. Fonnal din I ng room. Heated & filtered pool with patio. Delu.xe kitchen. Near scboo" & the mar1.., ASftlihable 6% VA loan'. (om!) 49:>-13<1 COSTA MESA FOUNTAIN VALLEY ' LAGUNA BEACH l•IS Heritor 11¥11., 540.11zo NEWPORT BEACH 600.P Newport C..• Dr. ,40-1720 HUNTINGTDN BEACH 16111 ............ MWUl '°'' A4-t62·1166 Ul41 ... 146·06'4 t•J1 H..a ... t61·1t61 • Dana Point Hm & Ocean View $47,900. Gorgeous 5 bedroom home with high beamed ceil· ine. Be.loony. Professional landscapUig. ~ baths. Formal dining room: Mod&n gu kitchen. Ftreplaoe, family room. 13eauliful de c ·o r. (02735) 493-6251 Spanish 3 Bedroom Very 1pa.dous bo me. Elegantly decorated. Panoramic view of San Juan Hllls. Tile roof. pa ti o . FormaJ dining room. Family room, tireplace. All modem kitchen. Lusck>us land!IC&P- lng. $52,950. (02726) 4~1 Hilltop' Hav.en $42,fXX). Beautiful 4 bedroom home high on a hill. Quiet corner lot overlooki ng Capistrano Valley. 3 bath& Formal dining roomH Family built. Deluxe built·ins. Patio. Supreb. 2-atory borne. (02588) 493-;;251 Near The llallot S28,5CKI. Very nk6:. ham!. Spacious bedrooml.' Ga I built-ins with d.llliwuber. Picture windows. ftfrtWacie. "t'enced yard. (02716)· ~ San Cfemtrrt• Ocean & Harbor rrew Spectacutnr setting · ft>r this outstanding 3 bedroom home. E;xcellen~ 1qcatif>:9\ rf'onnal dining room. Pano. jiamlly room & fireplace for those chilly nights. Custom decor. Ideally landscaped. $63,000. (02532) 492-7210 Very Attractive $49,500. Larse rear Jard 1s Ideal for children. 3 hedTOoms . Finely landscaped. Perfectly detail· ed : Rear · livlrig r o o tn, Fohnal dining room. All deluxe family kitchen. Two I~ patios. Family room. Fire pit. Fireplace. Ccr.536) 492-7710 You'h Love This! $42,000. Real comfortable hon1c. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Nlcel,v d t' co rate d. Sur- rounding fruit trees. Lovely hrick work. P11tio. t0ormal dining roorn. Oieetful family ki,chen \\'th built-Ins Ii: dishwasher. (02587) 49'J..721D No Down Tenns $31.~. Excellent t e ·r m I . Fine home! 3 bedrooms, 2 be.IM. Nicely tencea ,.rd with fruit treea. Rlght"Off the goU coune green. Dtnirw room. Lovety d 'ecor. Fireplace. (02542) m-mo ' • i • • t • • • • • • ' , f • • . . . . . • . ' . • • . . • ,. • . • ' .. ·1J4~ • . .. : ' ' I :-. f I • i . " ~ ., t . f. . • • ' COMPLETE PACKAGE I IMMEDIATE DEL'IVERY RUNABOUT Slick shift; hteftr, bucktt lfffS, vinyl cover,.deluxe bumptr" group • t"JRllW111161 V·B , auto. trans .• power ' steering, factory air condition- . ing, power (discl brakes, •radio, heater. whitewall llrei, · , #3JS6H148621 ~::0 '73 l TD BROUGHAM V·I, ~to. trans .. factory alr conditioning, power aftering, pcwer (disc) brakes, power wiridoW5. pcwer seatl, am/Im iterea radio, l'INtef, Whit-II tirH, vinyl roof, tinted glass, wheel c:o....,1. #JJ61Nl6l017. SAY 4 '65 · ' '69 • BONNEVILLE V-1, auto. trtnS .• tec- tory air a>nd!flon{ng, pOwlr 1fffrlng, pcwer brakes, radk>, heater, tlnttd glass. w~I covers. No. ZLM451 CH EV. Pickup Air conditioning, radio, 1'1Nt1r. • -• • • l- llAND NEW 1973 FORD F-250 3,4 TON PICK UP TRUCK ~ IDEAL TRUCK FOR YOUR CAMPER ""'llr:IS"--1 (F25BRR43112) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY llAND NEW '73 ELDORADO 8' "OTIAWA" CAI OVER CAMPER. ~~N'~Mza .. '"~ o~Y.DO s r ......._'._-...•IMA""' w,tt. """Mkll. lilll ~ . .i.t ,__._..lo.._ ....... ~ tk.. IMDl'I !': 1973 ESCAPADE 20' -~ MOTOR HdME ·I •· .. . SELF CONTAINED ' I ' " • • •. : '6' 7 P.:Y,:oo.~•m .. CA,M.eJ.R $148 '8 radio, heater, factory air (V17236) • ;;/~ "~··-.., . . . ......... • Stainless stpel sink • G11s1etec:' Refr igeraror e Shag Carpels • Aux· il1ary 6allery • Staln\eS$ Steel R;inge Co~er • Lots 01 Cabinet Spac! itnd Much More, '67 TOYOTA Corona '71 MAZDA RX-2 2288' Rotary .ngiM, rl'di., l'IN,.,. (2210U) '70 TOYOTA Corolla llAND NIW 1973 KEY WEST MOTOR HOME COMPLETELY SELF CONTAINED brakes, power steering, fully stlf $ 9 8. 8 VI •ngiM. a uto. trans., pow•r • spd.,. radio, l'INt.r (UtAUMI • contained, sleeps 4, toilet, shower, ~1-------------------...-::""',.--f r;mge & oven. etc. Gas/elec. re· $1 0 8., 8' frigerafor, undercoalino. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ~~ND '73 TORINO 2 Door Hdtp. V·8, auto. lr.:tns .. power steering, power !disc) brakes, heater, tinted glass. De· luxe bumper group. lt3A2SF2S72S71 ,.. ... ;:::::;:=°" DELIVERY ' '69 DATSUN Wagon 4 speed, radio,.ntater, CWWP317) '67 OPEL Kadette 'spd, cute li"le car CUON132l I '68 '71 '69 '7·0 '71 CAD. Qqia _. Vll9e V-1, auto. trtfll., tktCW'y air conc:litlonl..,.. poMr lfMrlng,,.,..... brakes. ,_.,. wtndOwl. .....,. ..tt. r.tio, hH,.,., wtl"*""911 tliNI. yJnyt XSEl" FORD Sedan V-1, auto. tr.,._, flCtory .ar condition- ing, ,..,... ....,.Ing, IJlflO,' ..... lll7CGC) CHRJS. New Yorbf', Y-&. auto. tram .. fKfory air conditlafting, ...,.,.. steering, power br•kes, ,.,._,. MncloM. r9dlo, Mater. whitewan tif'n, vlnyl roof, 2'4AU8 ~.!: !~·,,!.~~;_, .,, .$18 8 8 """"""''"'· ....... "..,,..,, .,.,. AWHI • ORDER TODAY. MAND NIW . '72 FORD VAN CONVERSION IMMEDIATE DELIVERY VI, cruise-o.matlc, power steering & brakts, hi-back seats, ·radio. heater, tinted glass, 70 amp battery, Rr. dinette, overhead bed, stove, ice box, pressurized· water. E24GHP1958 ~:,No 1973 BRONCO • v.s, E78xl5 belted !Ires, re· duced sound level eXhausl. Ready for ttle trails. U1S6LR60092 , :::--- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 58.94 "'- ) ' , ·1 , ... ' _ .. .. ...... -.. -...... ' t--.. ' ~ " • ~ -.... --·-... ..._ ... , .......... 900•52' ..... ,. I •••• I ••• 'l50 -990 .... &,....._ ....... 900 ·9'4 ~ ..... !\ •••••••••• 100 · 199 ... idd • • • .... • • • • . 200 -299 L.01t & fo.nd , , • , •• , S.SO • S74 ,..d_ •11 .... ' ... .,., . "" You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want /llJ G.n1rel Gener•I CAMEO HIGHLANDS Lovely ocean view home In escluslve Cameo Highlands, with acce1S lo private community beach. 4 Bedrooms; large Jiving room, gour- met kitchen with eating areas, lots of pri- Vll:"J, among tall trees, yard large enough for pool. $72 ,000 COTTAGE & INCOME Starter, retirement & tnvesfment home on tree shaded street. 45xl00 Ft. lot with R-2 zoning. Only $20,950 COMMERCIAL LOT On Newport Blvd. in Newport Beach, with small shed. 20% Down. $84,500 HARBOR _ ..... Gener ii ** ** ** Heritage Collection BALBOA'S BEST DUPLEX MOST OUTSTANDING DESIGN -In thi8 2 & 3 bedroom duplex. Each unit two story with living and dining upstain with balconies and high pitched beam ceWngs. Excellent location near 10th St. bay/beach. Brand·new, with flrst·user advantages. Landscaping in, and carpeted aod draped. '96,500. CALL 540-1151 A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN ... IN THE MIDDLE OF COSTA MESA. Tropical palms surround secluded pool area, enclosed patio opens to your own paradise with splashing waterfall and pond. The per- fect place for entertaining. Separate area for boat, oamper or !railer. 3 Delightful bed- room:;, 2 elegant baths, separate laundry COM P'ANV room, finished garage plus many more extras. Nothing to do but move in and live. Offered REALTORS at only $49,950. Won't last, CALL 546-5880 2141 E. CoHt Hwy., co,.... dol Moir WATERFRONT CONDOMINIUM Ms.lllng Roal Estoto In No""°rt Harbor WITH BOAT SLIP -New 2-bedroom. 21'.i Since 1944" 67.,,• 11: "'OO baths. ready for occupancy. Full price _,, "' "11 $87,500. CALL 540-1151 l-"-""""'""""'""""''""'!''"""'"!""'!""""'""""'"""""1I EASTSIDE 2 BEDROOM-$27,000 Gener•I Gen•r•I A-RARE·FIND -esP.<ciallY with features * BAYSHORES * BLUFFS CONDO BEST BUY ON THE HILL Four spacious bedrooms, 21'.i baths. Popular W-plan. Built.in kitchen, formal dining area, very private patio, double car garage. Pric- ed for quick. sale al a low $52.500 ... try 10% down. OPEN SUNDAY & MONDAY 1:00·5:00. 308 VISTA SUERTE. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Here is home and income in this most sought after area. Close to shopping, ample park- ing, with an excellent rental record with long term tenants. Each unit has three spacious bedrooms and 1'!4 baths, built-in kitchens, OPEN HOUSE and separate laundry areas. Shown by ap- 2521 CRESTVIEW polntmenl A great buy at ...... $82,500. N~~~;se~J-5,,_ BACK BAY -COUNT THE E>mAS beach community, with 2 Courtyard entry, garden kitchen formal d.in- sandy beaches. Attr. 2 · t• · th kitc'h · ul'°"" bdrm., lge. uv. rm. w/lota mg room_, _ea mg ar~a in e en, va wu of glass, dining ena; beam· beam ceilings, fanuly room with fireplace, ~ eeil. Frplc., F.A. heat. I decorator wall coverings, 21h baths. Honest, thruou~. Lge. patio 1or out· this is more than just a · 4 bedroom home * 'eA'vsiloWEs * We would love to show it to you. $52,900. . BUILD AN ESTATE FOR YOURSELF *SPECIAL* .................. 12S·•· ............ ~ •.• 1 ,·~ .... ....... """". . . ... -.. .. a..tE-.o.-.1. ....... ... ....... -•••••••• # •• ,,. ... ---••• 51'-M _ _..,...,• .. a ,.., . ' .......... . . . . . ·'° . .., Pete Barrell f<.aft'I p~enb PENINSULA POINT * SHINY AND CLEAN -Shake roof, now paint, carpets, large patio, 2 bedroom • bath, stove & refrlg. stay. Can add on Srd bedroom. Right for couple. CALL 675-4060, Ask for Bill G<lld * NEW CARPETS & PAINT -8 Bedroom, 2 baths, large double garage and workbench, builtin storage. Price reduction, nQw $70,000. CALL 675-4060, Ask for BiJI G<lld * FIRST PRESENTATION -of this 4 bed· room, family room and 3 bath home. Has double garage and boat storage. Beautiful location on the peninsula. $82,500. CALL 675-4060, Ask for Hollis Wood MAGNIFICENT VIEW HOME EXCITING SEAMONT of South Laguna. Sit. high on the hillside overlooking spectacular California coastline. Separate 2 bedroom guest hideaway. Custom built quality thru· out. CALL 642-5200, Ask for E\111110 Demond BRIGHT AND CLEAN NEAR MARINERS SCHOOL - a 8 bedroom home, lovely living room with fireplace. Opens to a nice patio and easy-care yard. Builtin bookshelves too. CALL 642·5200, Ask for Mike Blake <i- like these -.beam ceilings thruout, massive stone fireplace, large bed..room11 beautiful bath & a 1arge fenced yard complete with fruit trees. Owner ·moving to Oregon and MUST sell. Open this week end. For com· plete details CALL 546-5880 BA YSHORE DR. -11hort I distance to prlv. beach. Lge. liv. rm. plus lge. dining area. 3 BR., 2 be'• {mstr. BR. ii; l1c., w/sep. bath); newly dec:oi'. BEST BUY lN BAYSJ-IORES today st $59,500. CALL TO SEk. You have thoUght about -and here is your chance with so li ttle invested. Tax shelter and net spendable. Prime Eastside location within walking distance to Westcliff and 17th St. shopping. Five income units, both 2 .and I NEW LISTING *' Open .JJoU6e6 * I SunJa'J l-5p.m. 18 Beacon Bay ................. $129,500 1400 Serenade Terrace .......... $ 98,500 545 Via Lido Nord .............. $129,500 1724 Galaxy Drive ............ $139,500 1812 Port Taggart .............. $ 81,900 OPl!N SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 2226 Arbutus ................... $ 79,500 28S8 Alta Vista ................ S 67,500 1321 Outrigger Dr ............... $ 97,500 OPEN SAT., SUN. & MON. 1-5 17782 Oak Tree Lane ............ $ 52,900 * * * * * * * OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 2226 ARBUTUS LUSK 5 BR., 3 BA. EASTBLUFF HOME ; formal dining & family rm. Freshly painted! sr,acious fBrd w/putting green. $79,500. Har- r ett Davies. OPEN SAT., SUN. & MON. 1·5 UNIVERSITY PARK -17782 OAK TREE LANE -3 BR, bonus rm., 21'.i ba.; owner highly motivated. J V ST REDUCED to $52,900 w/l_and ... "Chuck" Lewis. SEE THIS $97,500 VIEWI Sandpiper Model on prime loc. 4 BR., fam- ily home. Warm interior, prof. dee. Best land-ocean & nite view! OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. 1321 OUTRIGGER DR. LaVera Burns. 11 BEACON BAY-WATERFRONT OPEN SUN. 1-5. DUPLEX, $129,500. 3 BR. home on sandy beach-charming apt., ten- nis & boat slip available. Must see! Mary Lou Marion. IRVINE TERRACE OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1400 SERENADE TERR. Super family home. 4 Bdrms., 4 baths; large pool sized lot. Lovely grounds. Mint cond. $98,500. George Grupe. 545 VIA LIDO NORD-OPEN SUN. 1-5 8 BR., 2 ba.; living rm., din. rm. & lam. rm. flow together for gracious living. Su· perior location. 3 Little words-lovely, Iux· urlous & lasting. $129,500. Muriel Barr. OCEANFRONT ESTATE Enchanting view. Exclusive area w/private beach. Luxurious home w I 4 Bdrms., 4.1,2 baths. Pool & therapy pool w/jacuzzi. $350,000. Carol Tatum. NOW IS THE TIME For all good tennis players lo move to the Bluffs! 3 Bdrm., 21'.i ba., 2-story C<>ndo de- signed for the weekend athlete! $74,500 WITH LAND. Toni Escobar. HARBOR VIEW HOMES ... 3 Bedroom, S'4 baths ........... $81 .900 4 Bedroom, 21'.i baths . . . . . . . . . . . . $88,000 4 Bedroom, 21'.i baths ............ '87,500 Howard Wei.la DANA POINT VIEW LOT Spectacular harbor & ocean vista. Large level lot priced at $159,000. Gene Vreeland. OLD CORONA DEL MAR Choice location So. of Hwy. A •harp 3 BR. home w/gst. qtrs. Walk lo shops & beaches. $89,950. Cathryn Tennille. IU.0700 _._ Coldwell, Banker ~ 550 Newport c.m.r Dr., N.B. QUALITY BUILT EASTSIDE CLEAN, SHARP 3 BEDROOM -hardwood floors, fireplace, enclosed patio, new carpets shopping. Just listed at $30,750. CALL 540-1151. MESA VERDE -HOT ITEM JUST LISTED, neat, freshly painted 4 & family on a quiet street -Huge enclosed, pooltable size lanai, no grass to cut only plants & sh r u b s to trim. First time on market and owner needs quick sale. Offered at $88,950. CALL 546-5880 WOULD YOU BELIEVE • • • $29,500 IN MESA VERDE -8 Bedroom 2 bath. On quiet street. Bring your paint brush & dec· orate to your own taste. Needs T L C. CALL 540-1151 7°/o LOAN CAN BE ASSUMED WITH NO QUALIFY- ING. Showcase 3 bedroom 3 bath, P"lleled living room with stone fireplace, large kit· chen & dining. Beautiful pool on large ir- regular lot. Best value in the area. For com- plete details CALL 546-5880 CUSTOM WESTCUFF ON SOMERSET -Ideal executive home. 3 Bedroom 3 bath, a shake root, oriented around a large pool. $82,500. Terrific value. CALL 540-1151 2,000 SQ. FT.-EASTSIDE C.M. 4 AND FAMILY ROOM -Only $37,500! Double garage plus carport. Huge 114'xl53' R·2 lot with many lovely trees & shrubs. Here's a lot of house! For complete details, CALL 546-5880 ERITAGE REALTORS 1 ST TIME OFFERED I BLUFFS U-plan condo. 3 BR. 2 ha. Upgraded. Near pool. Priced at only $49,500. "C" THOMAS Realtor 3 bedrooms, with fireplaces, private patios and built-ins. These rentals are always in demand. Get started right. Asking $86,500. C. F. COL ESWORTHY 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS 224 w. Coast Hwy 54S-0527 General Gener1I Newport Beaeh Eve 545-5643 ________ ...;..;....;.;.,,..-----I- Near The Beach Two Story· 4 Bedrooms Ass1me 6°/o VA Loan OiarmJng home tn excellent neighborhood, Jocalt>d near schools, beach, park and tennis coUI1s, bike trail and shopping. Features formal dining, family room with fireplace and 3 baths. Im· mac u late condition throughout and available for occupancy In June. Ideal for families with children. Priced at $43,500. For ad- ditional information, Plnse Phone 546-2113. 1~·:··u~~e1ii 1 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3BR 2BA, like new -family rm w/lirepl & bar. New crpts & drps lhnt-i>Ut, park J!ke, yard on qu let cul-de-sac, detached ldea I room RANCH STY~E I 3 BR • living nn w/fpl to beamed cathedMll celling, BEST IN NEW. tUFFS SPLIT LEVEL -BAY VIEW 1950 Sri· Ft. 3 BR., 21'.i ba., Jge. brkfst. area. Luxuriously decorated & upgraded tbruou~ with custom carp., drapes & wallpaper. A former model home, like new cond. Owner trans. & priced far below market value at $67,500. ' OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 412 PLATA (VISTA DEL ORO TO PARADA) BEAUTIFUL DOLORES END UNIT, 3 BR., 21'.i ba., Ige. brkfsl area, elegantly decorated by well known ownef- decorator. Exceptionally lge., beaut. lndscpd. wrap-around patio w/artistic' 1 overhang &: brick BBQ pit. Xlnt value at '69,500 OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 501 PLAYA (VISTA DEL ORO TO PARADA! E·PLAtl -BRAND NEW , ' In the exclusive last new area "homes on the bay", this spac. 2600 sq. ft. condo, w/3 bdrl!Ui., formal din. rm., brkfst. area, hull' family rm., 2'h baths, is due for completion in August. Beautifully elevated, on propos· ed Jge. greenbelt, overlookin g pool & bay. Luxurious carpets, elec. cookware top, dbl. self-cleaning: ovens. Trash-masher. $85,000 INCLUDING THE LAND I :G;;•;"";;';;";;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;;n;•r;•;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~e D~br=~ ~~ • j Univ. Cal/IRV. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR ~134 PRESTIGIOUS CORNER ~21 CORONA on MAR ~ 11 BLUFFS SPECIALIST OWNER leaving. In Mesa O\VNER trans. 3 bdnus., 2 Verde. 4 bdrms., 3 baths. baths. Boat &: camptr ac- Fonnal dining rm, built·ins. ceu. Dlnlng rm, bullt·lna. Family nn, fireplace. Huge Flrepla~. Park·llke yard. lot. BeautifUI. brk $42,950. Large storage area. brk 3 Smart retailers as tenants & 8Y.a % interest on your Joan, makes this the best commer· cial investment in this area! Join the lead· ers-move downtown. $115,000 University Realty 673-6510 3001 E. Coast Hwy ., Coron• d1I Mar General WHY SIT & WATCH ,.EWPORT HEIGHTS prlces, lnt~tt•t increase. Get off that couch and come see 4 BR It Fem &: Dlnitlg thi. beautiful model home. Over '650 IQ ft -Newly That'• light, with a11 the ex· rtdt<Aattd INSIDE AND tras lncluded. CoaYerttd OUT! New wall-b>wall ga~. aJr.condiHooedi S Ihle carpetlrw th r u o u t , petk>s, prof e 11 Iona 1 y fomW dlnlna' room PLUS dec:orattd ln/out, "Wet bar. 4 famUy room, owered patio h\lF' bedrooms and just 2 i;urrounded by I u s c I o u a yean old. Priced to 1ell at landscaping. \VALK TO $38,000. Let's KO! OCEAN OR BAY. Just listed At $59,950. COATS Rf!e.lton & ~9491 WALLACE CALL 645-7221 1733 WestclUl Dr., N.B. 541}-1'720. • Sll.950. 540-1720. General General General HARBORf VIEW HOMES LOVELY MONTEGO MODEL 4 bedrooms,, family room, .formal dining; carpet., drapes, super landscaping, ~vered patio, wood deck. RESORT UVINli every day REAL T(IRS !or 131,500. e.,.., •• vm.... ---546-4141~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES !.<• clubhOute, pooL btach, (Opo.n Evoni-..I 1ioa1 ~1p1. 2 BR. 2 ea.. .... REALmY 24xll2 Moblle, l yr, old, I l'!!""'!"~'!"'!'J!llll!!!!'l'lll!! 11 .l wood 1\dlna 1hlngle1, beaut Like to Trade? Ola' '\'ri41r;'1 lndocpd, lmm•d P•••'""""' Paradlae colWllll lo lor ,..,., 833.0780 ~t:~· 3S, JOO E-0out ;J;7· .s. ~"' ean . ., ... ..,...,..,...,. _____ ,,,,..,,·.· ----------- HARBOR HIGHLANDS - 3 Bedrooms, Sun- set pool surrounded by Palos Verde rock and waterfall. CALL · 642·5200, Ask for Liz Beazley BAYSIDE BA YFRONT NEAR THE HARBOR ENTRANCE -Your own pier & slip. Beautiful unobstructed bay view, near yacht clubs, fishing and water activi!ies. 3 Bedrooms, large ~dy beacb, with room to ex pan d. $175,000. CAµ. 642-4353, Ask for Rick Rickard Office Open S1turd1ys & Sund..,. PETE BARRED REAL TY 1605 'Wostcllff Dr., N.I. 642-5200 Herrel, McKema & Co. Realtors THE UL Tl MATE An elegant 2 sty Spanish home by Dale St Charles. Located on desirable corner Jot w/ ocean vu. -4 huge bedroo,ns, master suite is out of this world. 3 full baths & powder room. Large den has hand made frplc Ital- ian Marble frplc in living room. 400o sq. ft. of pure luxury in this beaut. 3 yr. new home. Corona de! Mar-$186,000 PARENTS HIDEAWAY & POOL TOOi Beautiful 1 story home with precious hidea- way. Be warmed by the !!replace & cooled by the custom 16d-0' pool with board and slide. Eat Sunday brunch on the landscaped patio of this borne on a beautiful tree lined street. $49,950. COM COMMERCIAL SPACE A total of 1500 sq·. ft. with fantastic street level window now ' available. WW su~let all or part, so that you can start that new business or relocate nearer to Fashion Is· land, yet still have sign Identity. ........ _ "'''"I •· 284e E PACIFIC C9Mf lfflV, CORONA l)EL !WI. CA 12125 (714) l401114 • Oener•I 1 ~G.;;•;..••o.;•.;;•;..l _____ 1 CAMPIN~~ FAN.S 51/4°/o LOAN 1~~1~, an (~ acuillte 4 Can be Ull.lmrd wttb nii DeOIGOm, 2 bl home with qualltytnc on th1I tal· n gang!! door that's hl&h mll.C"Jillte 2 story lunl1Y enouah for a camptr or hon1c. ll~c bonus room tot trailer. Home All!O fe1turc1 pool table and ptnc pore. built.in$ lnclu9i~ A color Beautiful ln.ndtca,plna -with TV, Gre1.t location. Just spl"lnklcrs, tunny 6ullt .. tn $32.500. cau'fjw for more kitchen and eJttra wSde let ' tnromiatlon. 2-2535. .lu~ pu't on rn&l'bL $37,500~ Ol'EN fl4. I• rt 11M 10 eE N/CEI Betttt lee today I (111111 ~~~~-· .. ' ~will lel1 If.I _Open~_U_l.c.t.;..PM:;;... ____ , ~ 'I -· . - ! * * .• * * "*· * TAYLOR CO. * l.INDA ISLE--$1JS,OOO i Exclusive island of boating oilers the utiJ- rnat.e in prestige living. Private tennia, btach and security entrance. Architect design in this lovely 4 bdrm home with libra.rr. for111al dining rm, play rm & 5'h baths. Beautifully decorated. Pier/slip. Pius more. ' 8, IJNDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN l-~;30 LINDA ISLE--$245,000 11 Protected patio on lagoon side of this custotn built 4 bdrm home with family rm, billiard rm, formal dining rm & 41> baths. Fine de- tail thruout. Pier & slip for large boat. To see, contact broker at above address. NEW EXCLUSIVE OFFERING ! Love at first sight when you see the beauti· fully landscaped grounds of this exceptional estate-like home. The front approach is only an ind1cation of the e..icciting interior & lavish furnishings which ARE included. Call to •ee this Big Canyon 3 bdrm classic (incl. 2 mstr stes}. Unusual pool & jacuzzi. BIG CANYON C.C.--$124,.100 Wonderful floor plan in this spacious 5 bed- room home with family rm·& formal DR. 3 Fireplaces. Popular open berun vaulted ceil- ings. Good cptng & drapes & beautiful land- scaping. Circular drive. Fine location. 55 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN 1-5:30 IRVINE TERRACE--$185,000 Magnifice!)t view of bay, ocean & Catalina! Custom quality thruout this fine home with 3 large bedrooms, formal dining, paneled family rm & 3 baths. Terrific new sauna off master bath. 3 Fireplaces. Beautilul pool in private front courtyard. Shown by appt. DOVER SHORES--$225,000 Gorgeous custom-built 5 bedroom home on Jge street-to-street lot. Paneled family rm, huge dining rm, 41h. baths & 3-car garage. Fully air..cond, luxury cptng & drapes. ~tini· ature pool w/jacuzzi & sun rm off mstr bath. 1337 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 BIG CANYON--$114,950 Exclusive Coun try Club area with security entrance. Popular floor plan in th is fine 5 bedroom home. Family rm W/\vet bar, for- rn al dining rm & 3 baths. Heavy shake roof, :kar garage. Beautiful cptng & drapes. COLLINS ISLAND Bayfront rambling one-story ra nch style home w/2 bdrms, den, hobby room & extra rm for maid's rm or? This 188 ft waterfront \ot is unde'rdeveloped. Pier/slip serves 2 lots. Great location . Asking $350 ,000. By appt. DOCKSIDE TRIPLEX Bayfront beauty w/dock for 2 boats. Sandy beach'. Finest Joe . Near Bay Jsland & N.J-J.Y.C. S Bdrms, 1112 ba each unit. Furni· lure included. Submit $225,000. By appt. THE "BLUFFS" CONDO-FOR LEASE "Linda" 3 ~R 2 ba end unit. 1 or 2 Yr lse. CHOICE · RESIDENTIAL LOT Big Canyon. On fai rway. Lge lot. $59,950. LICENSE~ BROKERS & SALESMEN We have\ an ppeiling in cur Residential Di- vision f'Ot an ~rienced man or lady pos- sessing •l'tli~ril-Finest location & beau- ti!ul o~'I"· Call for appointment. Offko ~ Saturday & Sunday 'Our 28th Ye•r'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 Sen Joaquin Hills Roed ''Overlook ing Big Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 641-4910 General General OUR 24TH YEAR Offering Service Only Experience Can Provide BROADMOOR-WITH VIEW! Lovely 4 bdrm. hon1e. with convert den & 3* baths -al so, 3 car garage. Ptiesti.ge lo- cation - convenient to schools & shopping. '$115,000 ' • • • NOT A KING ! but yo u can live like one in this ocean- front duplex -use the 2 bdrm. or l ·bd.rm. for yourself & let the other carry part of expense. The beach & ocean yours for $125,000 PRIVATE WORLD IN CAMEO SHORES ! Elegant ocean & canyon view home w/heated & filt'd. pool. 3 Bdrms., family rm., dining rm. PLUS guest house with bdrm. & bath. Exclusive with Bay & Beach Realty. 1380 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAJ & SUti 1 ·5 DOVER SHORES LUXURY,.,.... BEST VIEW Over 4000 sq. ft. of Uvin~ space. 4 Ir~. BR., 1 fam . rm ., formal din. rm. & .inviti ng pool complete w/jacuzzi. The ul lra complete borne. $195,000. ~ 1-lARBOR VU 1-IO~tE ' HUGE LOT Palermo plan -4 BR. 2"' ..BA. tam. m 1, plUA bllr. 1Uiientded CJ>f•1 2 frpk!t, ·~ lndocp, Irr. PAtlo. boat !Yd, dOI nnt. B~~. im-~r-Albollaer, qp.n 11-.5 S.t, ~ A Mon. •u.>"./~-S./d. ~ llllAtWllr!S REALTORS 282&UBTCOMT-y ~ DE;MAR,CAlJI'. 644·7270 .. , ...... . • FOREVER VIEW -. Watch the boats by day and harbor ltgbts by night from your llving room. Tbe UL Tl- MATE in FEE ownership, luiury on-lhe- water Jiving. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath condo I~ prestigious CHANNEL REEF. Pool, securi- ty guard, boat slip available. CALL FOR appointment. .................... $95,000. ••••••••• • INCOMPARABLE . in this two stbry, custom built, with .1'.1any deluxe extra features. Open beam ce1hngs, fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, GOURMET KITCHE N built-in sewing center and study. Two decks' plus 2 landscaped terraces. It's a real value at ............. -. . $79,500. ••••••••• • DELUXE CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Beautiful ... tree-lined street in Old Corona de! Mar BOTH DELUXE UNITS HA VE 3 bedrooms den, fireplace, 2, b<Jths, builtin kitchen, PATIOS , 2 blocks to shopping and schools. Choice location ........... $98,500 , ••••••••• • FOR THE YOUNG FAMllY . . . within walking distance to scb~ls and shopping? 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace. Has assumable VA loan -All for onJ y ................................ $29,950. ••••••••• • OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Swim on your own priva te beach, a step from your front door . Two large bedrooms and 2 enjoyable fireplaces in each unit. A deluxe property like this only comes alo~g once· in-a·lifetime. Call now for appomtment. ................... : ..... ' .. ". $14-0,000. ••••••••• e BUILDERS ATTENTION ROOM TO BU ILD second UNIT on this large corner lot. Z..bedroom house, carpets, drapes, fenced yard in Newport Heights. . . ... ' . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33,500. • •••••••• ;'l?r:~r:r:i·~~ ,j; ¥ .. \. ""c· • ,,,.. .~ '""'*'" . • ,, SWIMMER'S DELIGHT .~in this 18'x36' heated POOL. Great EAST- SIDE location! Close to \\'estcliff shopping. 3 Bedroom, convertible den. 2 baths, ~ place, plus ROOM TO ADD ON. 10% down - owner will carry 10% -2nd T.D. $39,500. Call for appointment. • OPEN HOUSES • 3BR, CONVERTED DEN & POOL -337 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. $39,500. Open Sun. Z.6. GeQer al General Bfu/fi Jeaft'i PRESENTS NEW LISTING OPEN SUN. 1 ·5 421 VISTA PARADA, THE BLUFFS $74,500 ''Special order home''-customized GUAD- ALUPE plan. 3 Bdrms. (one is a huge Jack & Jill roo1n), 3 baths, 2-sty. end unit. Ca· thedral beam cell's. thruout. Lge. Jivin g r1n ., formal dining r1n . Gourmet kitchen! Dec· orator paper, entry tile. costl y shutters & smoked mirror ; deep pile carpets & super Jge. raised wood deck patio overlooking sparkling pool. Fully finished garage w/a "surprise" room. One year young & most attractive. Note: low leasehold. FANDAMONIUM SwndQ, Mu 27, 1971 VA!LV PILOT 0 ~ _ ..... • I~ l _..... l~I REDUCED $1,000.00 £ASTSIOE CO...'-'TA f.1E&\. Cham\lng 2 Bedroom. 1 Bath. Completely Rl"n1<Xt1'\ rd and Rei dy 10 Al6''t' i11, Corner Location, S:.?T,/J(J. Call &llYfime, 646--055,;. SOLID VALUE Lltrg«> 4 Berlroon1 Homl' ~·Ith 2 Baths and Fi1'C'pl:"\1"l.'. \Valk lo S(.'hool5 aod Shopping . C'ul--de-~ac Street. l. o \1 l\fa inr~nancl' Yard. Spaee for Boal Storage. A.JI for S2'i,600. Call any t ime , 64!Hl55;;, INVESTMENT Buying 3 Units? Before You do. look a t this opportunlty i11 comparison 10 a triplex In terms of reduced main- tenance and down. We have 3 Condos, each priced v.>ell belo111 what the nwdels sell for. Each lll'1' 2 Bedroo1n, 11,~ Baths, Elex B/I Kit· chen. Carpeted. Priv11.IP Patios. 57~ or 10% Do1vn OK .•. 011,·fl('r must sell. $18.00J each. Call anytimt', &l&--0555 REDUCED $2,000.00 Close to All Schools in.,-lucling Orange Coast Col l egc . Prime Condition, Prime Localion. 4 Bed r ooms, Ulillll()Uf: ti()Mf:S THE BEST HOMES ...... •. IN THE REST AREAS ---e --- DO YOU WANT A HAPPENING ROOM or six bedrooms? Either v.1ay this I larbor View Hills Burlingame 1nodel is \rorth vie\ving! And it's perfect for the executive's family. Near the park, on a cul-d e-sac. great for en- tertaining, colorful decor . de light ful grounds and a fl exible 2-story plan that has roon1 for children, hobbies, live·in help and a swimming pool. Presented at $104,950. 0-.-•I ---~--- A MONACO IN YOUR FUTURE . One or these popular !!arbor Vie v.'. ~0111es niodels is avail able : in perfect co nd1t1on! Upgraded carpet s, beauliful v.·inclo\v tr~atments in~lud ing shutters. covered patio, pro!ess1onal land scaping, a pa11eled garage, even a soft \vater unit. OPIN TODAY. 1 f41 roitr CHELSI A, HARIOl v1rw HO MIS Ne•port lhoctl Fan1ily Room, 2. ~t~, OPIN TODAT, 12f !I ICl1' WEST, HARIOl VIEW HILLS, H.I. Fireplace. New Paint 1ns1de UNIQUI HOM IS Of COIONA DEL MAI, 6TS060QO A lbthit of Rita loloMI and out . $36,950. Ca 11 UNIQUE HOICH OF CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 anyti111e, 646--0555. A lfstlf19 of Morlorl• Maheu• PAINT & SAVE \VESTSIDE 3 Bl'droom J>"ree- dom Hom!'! on large tree SIUddcd lot . OC!eds little nxin' and paint. Illness forces sale only. OPEN 1·5, fri. thru Sun. 1000 Grovl' Pl., C.U.1. 11-Blk So. of Vic- lOJ"ia ·on Monrovia to Oak · 3 Blks W. to Republic . So. 2 blkl; to Grove Pl.) $23,950 HORSES !! . , . allowed on this ~ acl"I! ranch with large custom ~ home, fenced corral PLUS a 3 bedroom rental at $200./ mo. custom home is va · (.'an! • quic k possession. Will l'Xchange for bay-side du· plex. $65,00(). VACANT & READY o~·ncr anxious! Redecorated 3 bcdnn &: family rm horn!' on huge L'Omer lot . room for OOat or trailer , King-size covered patio & private yard. Quick )XISScssion. Low d()111n. OPEN 1-5 Fri. & Sal. 744 Center St., C.M. $27,250. CALL 642· 1771 ~21 CUSTOM BEAUTY EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Consider this custom design· ~ 3 bedroom, 2 bath hon1c v,oilh all the extras. The large master bedroon1 suite is: located for privacy. Ample v.·ardrobe and closet space. Deluxe k i I ch en ---G--- OLD HARBOR VIEW HILLS-4 Bedroom. view and pool. Just what everyone is looking for. Lovely open feeling accented by ne\v carpets. Large pool has ne\v heater and filter. OPEN TODAY, 1120 GOLDINROD, COlOHA DIL MAR UN19U I HOMIS Of COlONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 A lbtln9 of Georgia Hfflay ENGLISH TUDOR. Un ique four bedroom in Newport's Baycrest area: con1plimenting landscape, excelle nt carpets, form al dining and nice size family room. This home gi ves an impressive we lcome and is a n excellent value at $74,900. OrlN TODAY, 2107 SAHTIAGO, IA1'ClEST, ff .I . UNIQUI HDMIS OF NIWPORT llACH, 645·6500 A lhtl!MJ of Jodltt Ho11dlfl!Ml11 ---~--- THE SANDPIPER-If it's a single story four bedroom fl oor plan you're loolting for, the Sandpiper is it ! Two fire pl aces, bean1 ceilings, formal dining, a sunny breakfast nook , an honeslrt<>-goodness powder room, a big children 's bath with double sinks and a fee lot that alfords room for a pool in front or back of the ho1ne. Whe,v, whattabome! $89,950, but owners are anxious to hear what you think it's worth, so make an offer. OfJEN TODAY, 1607 CAfAMAIAN, CORONA Dl l MAI UN19UE HO.WIS OF CORONA Dll MAI, 6714 000 A llsri .. et hr G~ ---iifil<'---- Pl!:ACEFUL RETREAT. A beautiful pool and pi cturesque gardens make tbis a serene and secluded three bedroon1 home, yet perfect for entertaining. High ceilings, garden atri· un1s and dramatic skylights add to the er- f ec t. Definitely roomy. Prestigious Dover Shot'es location. Now presented at $134,500. ONN TODAY, 1J6J GALAJ(1' DI., DOYll SHORIS, N.I. UNIQUI HOMn OP NIWrC>IT IU.CH, 645·6100 A lbtf119 ef hrt JacebM" ---~~---- 2S00 LAKE PARK LANE , Ne_wport Beach! \Vo\v! Wh atta address! And \Vh atta location ! A shake roof chateau nestled on ·a hill over- looking legendary Cherry Laite in Newport Beach. Surrounded with pine trees and quacking mallards, this three bedroom home is super and definitely Unique! OPIN TODAY, JSOO U.11 rAll. CHlll1' LA.Kl, N.I, UNIQUE HOMIS Of NIWPOIT II.I.CH, 6414100 A ll1tt111 •' • .,, ·-----·---THE ULTIMATE DUPLEX-South or the Highway in old Corona del Mar there's a fine 3 bedroom hon1e that is sturdy, well a~ pointed, immaculate and ready to move In \\'ilhout lifting a broo1n . Carpeted through- out . complete kitchen built·ins and the one bedroom over the gar age apartment pro-1 vides stead.v income and wi ll be delivered completely furnished. OPIN TODAY, &Ot ACACIA, CORONA Dll MAl UNIQUI HOMIS OF CORONA Oil MAI, 671 .. 000 A fl&tt .. •f NI tnw• ---«01"--- FOUR BEDROOM LUSK-Incredibly clean. spacious single story with r ambling pat io, convenient play yards and an impressively inviting entrance. The interior favors soft tones of blues and greens with an attractive wallpaper mural in the entry way. A fourth bedroom can be used as a convenient den. The 140 Ct. deep lot allows for maximum privacy in this quiet famil y neighborhood. Presented at $85,000. OPIN TOD~1', 1424 SU.CllST DR., HAllOR YU HLS, Cd M UNIQUI HOMll O• CORONA Dll MA.l, 67!1-6000 A lhtf-. ef M.t•11 Rtledy buill-lns dishwasher. Lovely -------"1-----tile and marble bathrooms. ~ Large nicely landscaped ~::i~~~t:i':'~,~ Ulilll. l()Uf: ti()Ml:S appointment. OPEN rlLI . lr'S Fl.IN 10 8£_ NICE' REAL TORS ~---~ 1 I ~~l;Go;;;;n;•r;•;l;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;G;;;;o;ne;r;a;l;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:f -G_•_n_o_ro_I _____ ~ Call U! today for a com- plimentary evalun.tion of Your prop('rly. 'Ve are n full-M"JVice Real Estate of- fice. ABSOLUTELY PLUSH * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * LANDSCAPING GALORE! A TREASURE It n('('ds a bil or ..,,.,.('(ling and It "'ill be a goritroUi'I g11rdt•n 3 Bdrm., 3 bathSj Harbor View Hills Port<r hnrn" on thf' pN'llll'sl sh11cly fino Afodel plus a bonus area stressed to tree-linl'd ~trel"t. The ho1nt> code & ready to be .vou r drearn studio. ll~t"ll i~ 11. bc.'1u11ifullv rlf'si~n· 1915 PORT WEYBRIDGE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S ""' lw<lroorn. "'· lm oh wilh a l11l"J,l'e e11!1nii: arrn off the kitcl1en. It 'ill clos.€' to "LEASE, LEASE OPTION, OR BUY" LITTLE JEWEL every1hln1? and thl' pri('(' ii; right nl jll.'i'I $.11,500. Vf'tli a t't' v.'elcon1e! 847-{,()JO Thi!> lo\'cly 4 bdrm. garden A "sparkle plenty " home jn desirable Irvine honie in Lake Forest will be Terrace. 2 Bdrm., 2 baths, convert, den ; in ()vJner wanl11 10 !Ta\'C'I. J.1esa dPI Mar loc11tion. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 l>ath hon1e, 1vith 11 sparkling pool fi nd !lej»1ratr .~un room hlg "nough fur a pool table. En- joy your Summ<'r fun here!! ~1ill ll'RSC' al $450 month ln:- <'ludl n.l: pool ~Nice, or le11se option. Pritt S44.950. 11 v.·ornlerful place to raisc a park-like setting. Pool, too! ~6~1~e~~~t~~· rr~;:~n:~u: 1537 SERENADE OPEN SUNDAY 1-S ~~~~ C.Otnl' ${'(' it to. RED SAILS f <N nl .. ITTl'VN 00 SE NU•~ COAT$ · & WALLACE REALTORS ---$4&-4141- ( 0pen Evenings) . , . and harbor lights; a delightful 3 bdrm., den, fa mily rm. & dining rm. ho me in a secluded co urtyard setting. Man y custom features. 1033 GOLDENROD OPEN SAT/SUN. l ·S BEAT Y()UR WIFE to thl• fanta.Uc deol. You f :F~-O~U~R~B~E~D~R!'O!':!O!':M!':'!S V.'Ol'l't nttd 1nuch money tor $24,000 for C WMl<EH & LH * 675-5930 * 3'29 E. Coatt Hwy, Corona de l Mar this beauty. 3 qur.en size $28 750 btlrtn11 11.·ith 2 h1xurlo11!1 • 1 bnths. Pull prtre I! S.11,950 Completely rede<.'Oratt'd In. with ;,"(. down It ('flrl be sid~ and out v.•hich n1akes It )'Ol_IN;. L('t Ill! SiloW 11 !O )'OU helter thlln IWI\', beCllUM! by appointment. It's seuoncd. The Queen1 ' ~WAll<ER & LEE General I * LOOK' * n.01"'" 545--0465 $42 so' 0 °=:=:c.:s~=v;:c;'=-~-E--:MA-,-,.,N-:-S:-::l-::-O,.,.-N I e 2800 Sq. ft. 4 Bf?, 3 BA. !or-maL dining, fam rm plus FANTASTIC-dCfr. Dtath in fru'r'llly foret-11 -10lc. Nine ycan new.14<.ltlO LArJ::e 3 Berlrm 2 ~th home fu ll price. A~ume 1~% with famlly/dinlfli, gaml! Gov'! Joan. Call Bkr 645-6646. n"un, 3 n1i.$Slve, flreptacet1 OPE:N llouse SUrwiay ~ J\.1on- kllchcn boa11tJ11 a ComlJtf range top )'OU can v.i pe <'lenn llke wiping 1h e L'OUlllCr top. Bit· In Bar-8-Q or1 patio, !lpr lnklers and fully gl'Ol\'TI IAndscaping f<Jf easy care. llurry and call now. 0 ~\,\ll\[H f, ll I Rt'~I Estate 7682 Edinger A~ .• ...,__ Open PVCS. l and a clcc.'Orof()r • dellghl. dAy 1·5 2904 Chestrrul Just li11tc.>d • For llPflOlnt-Me9. v~~ hotter thsn new " :<::::..:::..:.:..::.:__ ____ 1 ment C A L I. S 4 5 · 8 4 2 • , »c+:> pool + 3 br, tani nu. SoulhCo ReaJror1. PricM to Mil, $'11,500. LI~ to tnlde! OUr ~. Pandbe column Is tor l'QUf 5 linC!l, 5 d&,)o'• ror 5 bucks. S.C-11 lrilf" ilCm'I ...... b4~ ~~~3'197--agn~I_. ---- • I • - .. ~1..1 PU.OT . ....,...... [9[ "'":':... I~ I _..... I~ I -·-.I~! _.... @J I :;---~ [ -·-@} YllW Of HAllOI U5HTS I "HARllOR VIEW HILLS" Localed high on the hill, oUerlng lull enjoy- ment of the view of Newport Bay & Pacific 1 Ocean. Lw:k blt. 3 bdrin., ramlly rm., dining rm .. with a hid . & !ilt'd. cool & Jacuzzi : on a profess. lndscpd. corner ot. ThIB i1 a one of up in the world. ''Consider as an investment DOLL HOUSE -$32,900 "FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART" , City of Irvine. Alr-cond . 3 bdrm .. 2 bath , l<>wnhouse. Id eal !or the small family comin& I up in the world. "Consider as an invesunent shelter." Completely rurnlshed at '32,900 . DOYER SHORES "EXECUTIVE ESTATE" Elecant masterpiece of custom desi gn for indoor-outdoor entertaining at poolside, with blt·in servJce center or inside in spacious living area. Plenty of room for the family, too, with 5 bdrms. & 4 baths & a view of the i bay. Reasonably priced at $159,000. Terms avail. GOLF COURSE VIEW NEW LISTING Lge. exec. home with 5 baths, game room, family room , sauna bath, dining rm . & lge. coun try kitchen w/all modern conveniences. 5800 SQUARE FEET. Offered al $139,000. ESCONDIDO INVESTMENT 2.1 Acres of ge ntle rolling R·l . "approx. 240' X 380'," to build your own country estate. Owner will finance, consider subordination. Only $24,950. Call today !or the details! ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CAN SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS: Velma Jord•n Bud Corbin Michelle D1vy Paul Martin Cerol Arthor Mary Fln~h Jean Mitchell Ramona Hoit Edrea Mete1h Audrey Rlch•rdton JM DeKtystr Worth Prolt1t Edith Broy Georgine Vaught CORBIN· MARTIN Negl1ctecl Glcmt 5 + Guest 2 Story $34,500 i::xcluslvc tolllrla: a:rce:n hiJl- 11ldMi at "Back S.,v." Need& dt'COrat1ng, but a fanla•fl~ 1·alut'. :; bedrooms. Hugl' ranch kll<'hcn with eatlnj: 11n·a. Pondcrosa party room . t:nrC'rta1n"r:S r>fltio overiWk· in~ i;r<.'t.'ll luwn, IO\\erlng trel',., "'•11·aJ ;:1nd 2 bc<lroon1 ;.::vl'st fal·llity. Brand llt'w on 1nark£'I, Uctlcr hWT)'! Ct1JI 64.>-0303. I Olli\ I L 01 \0\ P IAtlU R \ LAST YEAR'S PRICES! LA CUESTA VERDE HO!\IES In Laguna Hill• has 2 homes back on the market because ol CM'dit rejf!cttons. Both htl\'e a cozy kitchen and ran1i ly room plu11 3 BR's &: 2 BA. One has a fireplace. Quil'k possession, excellent r·onvcntional financing avail. abl1·. $31,000 & $31,500 Call Jerry Hardin or Joe \\lilhHe 714: f>«-8012 SPANISH STYLE- EXEC. HOME Red tile root over spacious 1900 sq ft, 2 yn ne-.v 3 Bed- nn home wi no maJntenance yard, huge livina: rm w/ floor-to-celling fireplace, for. mal din mi, fanlily rm, kitch. brand new blls & cup- bo~ galore. Oose to beach, n~t to golf course. $43,500. CALL today 645-7221 !IEALTORS Call Anytime 644·7662 9:f21 Gener•I General CUSTOMIZED DUPLEX Very best duplex concept; 2 3-bdrm., 3 baths, frpJc. plus family rm. Each reflects privacy & advantages of a priv. home. Heavy shake roof, custom features. Ready for occupancy in August. Call to see . ct Orange Coast REAL ESTATE 1733 Westclitf Dr., N.B. CHOICE LOCATION on a quiet IN'<' shaded street in Nev.•porl /le1ght:i, \\•Ulk- ing dislancc !o Npt. Jlgts J lorace Ensign & l larbor I li1;:h School. Thr('(.> betl- rounu;, l\\O bath~ -amJ)le roon1 ror Cun1J)('r in large ft•n<"t'd 1•1•ar yntr1 or front dr1~·e1,1•a\•. Chct•rful kit chen & llinirii;:: 1·00111 with nl'w l\n11strong Sol<iriun1 floor ('IJ\'Crlrlj:". Rus!ic bi ick rirr- Jllll<"t'. Cl\rpet.~. drap('S & 2600 E. Co11t Hwy., Coron• del M.r ~'lretric i.:nra.i:c door o/)C'ncr '"""'"""'""'""''"'""""""""""""'"""'""'""''"""'"'""''""-! in1·luded at $44,9JO. Call Lois I I"' Voi,:el, P.enltor. 51S-9346. Gener1I Gener1I 1 1iii~~ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil DUAL SPLENDOR J(j BAYFRONT MACNAB IRVINE RNER HOMES BRIGHT, BOLD & BEAUTIFUL Unusual design in this dramatic 4 BR Big Canyon Custo1n Horne overlooking lakes & goll course. Lois Miller 642-8235. (S25 ) ONE OF A KIND -NEAR LAKE Custo1n 4 BR, 2 1,~ bath, FR. unique 2nd floor LR, 2 fireplaces . Located on quiet cul-de-sac. \lie\\' of lake from large pool size rear yard. $89 .500. Bill Burt 644·6200 . OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.111. 2319 Heather Ln . (S IB) DON 'T BUY ll In Harbor View Homes until you see th is choice "Carmel'' 3 BR, FR offered at tile lowest price available today. $67,900. Lois Miller 642-8235. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY & MONDAY 1-5 p.m. 2030 Port Provence. (S23) LINDA ISLE LAGOON . Luxurious 5 BR home w/room for lg. boat. $285,000 . Dona Chichester 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. •54 Linda lsle. (SZ I) BIG CANYON Magnificent fairway home -, circular driveway -expansive vie\ving deck -5 BR -FR \\" wet bar -for1nal DR -5 baths. Under co nstruction. $240 ,000. Polly J onston 642-8235. (S22) MAGNIFICENT LINDA ISLE 6 BR, 51.ti baths. Truly one of J\1ewport's finest ba yfront residen ces . $295,000. Ron Sherman 642-8235. (S31) ABOVE IT ALL Panoramic view from this elegantly dec- orated 4 BR Spyglass 11 Home. Special •howing SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 1621 CasUo Cove. $98 ,500. Lois Miller 642-8235, (S27) OFFICE BUILDING Great location at 3900 E. Coast Hwy, CdM. Small office bldg. on 40' frontage & good parking. Priced to sell $47,500. (Sl6) 1 ONE OF FEW available lots in Big Canyon -will afford you 125' of Fairway living . $62,500. Carl BuU er 642·8235 . (526) Irvine M•cn•b·,,.I,.. R•n,eom,.,,,. tOI Do\ter Drl•• 142·12JI I"" M1cAr1hur '44•1200 Newport 1Mch,Callfwnl1 t2tU Full pier and fl at. v.·onderfu\ location, ttnd 2-4 bedroom. family room. dilling roon1 umts. $340,000 for the full v.·ater--lronl buy. Custom construction loadc<'I ''1th ex· tnu. Make an appointment now to Inspect. fin.-8550. OPEN TIL t • IT'S FUN TO 8E NICE/ ~ Country Kitchen Looking Jor a :1 bedroon1 Eastsidc home \Vilh an all<'Y and large yarrl ? Call us ru. day, 11:e have ii. $.12,950. e CALL ANYTIME e 646-3921 or E vo. 646-1543 Lachenmyer Realtor FOR THE SWINGING SINGLE $16,900- $136 PER MONnt Not a condo, cute & beautiful -new carpeting & !hf! furni5hings remain with U1!11 home. P('rfrctly situated on a lar~c Jot & lhr g11rcicns 111'" lovt•ly. \\'A l.KER & J.Ji.;F: l1C'nl1urs, ;,.1r>-0022. * 16 APTS. * l BUILDINGS INCOME $24,540 Out of Area Owner Anxious FORTIN CO. REAL TORS 642-5000 NEWPORT BEACH- Marine ConlraCling .Finn finest l'QUipn1cnt & \Yatrr 1ront location. 3.:1 Yr. old company. Space avail. for boat sates & repairs. BILL GRUNDY RLTR. 675-6161 $17,000-NO MORE Very cJea.n 3 br/dcn & \\-Ork shop in rt;1r. Lot~ ol privncy with chain-link fence around thifi chann- lng home! Price is firm • but easy f!nnnring. WALKER It: LEE Realtors - t • \ i I I I I ' t • - Geiw1I 0-el ..lnJa Yjfe PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES ' SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with view o! main channel. Soft colore , rich wood panel- ing & 3 frplcs., give a warm lnUmate feel- ing. \Vaterfront instr. suite has dbl. bath, sitting area, view deck .......... $295,000. For Compl•te lnform1tion On All Home1 & Lot1, Ple•H C1ll: Bill GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Sulle I, N.B. 67Ul61 Gea«1I ' G.Mrol NEWPORT HEIGHTS-LIKE NEW OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 415 SANTA ANA You must see this Swiss chalet type home. Definitely one of a kind ! New everything! Beautifully landscaped . 3 Bdrms., 2 baths p!us family rm . This home has perspica- cious personality-better hurry! BALBOA BAY PROPERTIES 642-7491 I I IEACH CONDOMINIUM Subslantlal price reduction In !hls 3 bdrm., 2~ bath, almost new residence. Ha lllp !Jir 38 It. boat. Lowest price In comp!~ f15,9:50 " CHOICE OF ZONING ' 90 P't. lot in a hi2h density nei~bborhood, with 12.600 square feet, on West 19th St., Costa Mesa. Income $3,000. $45,000. B.UILDERS -LOOK HERE!! Cute beach cottage on 2 lots. Ha! plans for 2 duplexes with permits. Walk tQ ocean beaclL f85,000 NEAR OCEAN 4 ~;t baths, family. JUJt Wen of New· port Befcll. Attractive home on 9ulet street, about a 11lile from the beautiful Pacific Ocean. ~9,500 B.ALBOA DUPLEX 3 Bdrm., 2 bath upper; 2 bdrm., 1 bath low- er; stns.sed for 3rd floor. with stairwell tn· stalled & u.tilities ready. Ceramic tile kit· chens, distiwashers, disposals, wet bars & !ireplaces. $94 ,500 -~21 l:IRN:::~~.;~~:•:h ~I I 675--4630 24 Hr. Service IHp tllll hondf dlrMtery with yo11 tM1 wwlnd • .,.. t• ......_.,.,,...,An th lecCltlffl lktM ta.few .,. ff. Kribed I• trffter llMtoll by ad•ertbl .. •IMW .. ,. l1t tdoy'1 DAIL.Y PILOT WANT ADS. Pcrtre111 lk:wf11t a,.. •0119" for tale or to ,.."' ore 111·91fd to lt1t 111eh htforl'llCl:tlo• I• this colllftMI .ocll FrW.,, Scrhinley olMI S.Hoy. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 2101 ?vliramar, Balbqa Peninsula 675-4060 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2851 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach 675-7225 $56,500 (Sat & Mon 1-5) 1714 Plaza del Norte, Newport Beach 546-2313 $58,000 (Sun 1-5) 2 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM *624 Ramona Orvine Terr) CdM 644-6200 $74,950 (Sun 1-5) *1106 Somerset (Weslclilf) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1537 Serenade (Irvine Terr) Cdl\.1 675-5930 rsun 1-5) 185 Broad\vay , Costa Mesa 646-7171 tSat, Sun & Mon 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS " **309 Canal St., Newport Beach 870-6667 $62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2693 Riverside Dr., Costa Mesa 640-0166 $31 ,500 (Sa t & Sun 1-5) 464 Serra (Corona Highlands) CdM 673-6642 675-6459 (Sun 1-5) *16321 Golden Gate, Huntington Beach 842-2535 $32,750 (Sun 1-5) *1935 Highland (Harbor Hlds) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1-5) 2607 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs) NB . 644-7662 (Sun & Mon 1-5) 4459 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach 675-7225 $89,000 (Sun 1-5) 1941 Port Chelsea (HVuHomes) NB 675-6000 $67,500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) 2500 Lake Park Ln (Cherry Lake) NB 675-6000 $8 1.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5\ 418 1-lazel Dr., Corona de! ~tar 67G-6900 !Sat. Sun & ~ton 1-5:30) 93~ Evert?reen. Cos ta Mesa 546-2313 $26,950 !Sun 1-5) 3254 Ne\v \'"ork. Costa ~1esa \S un 1-51 277 ('ecil Place. (;osta 1'1esa 673-8550 ~40,500 (Sun & Mon 1-5) 3 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 1806 Highland Dr. (Harbor !Ilds) NB 646-1887 $56,000 (Sal/Sun/Mon 1-5) 23852 Wardlow Circle, Laguna Niguel 833-3332 831-1516 (Fri/Sat/Sun 12-3:30 ) 17782 Oak Tree Lane, Univ Park 644-2430 $52,900 (Sat/Suri/Mon 1·5) 545 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 644-2430 $129,500 (Sun 1-5) 1812 Port Taggart (HVuHomes) NB 644-2430 $81 .900 (Sun 1·5) 2001 Highland (Harbor Hlds) NB 642-5200 <Sat & Su n 1-5) 2030 Jlort Provence (1-IVuHomes) NB 642·823., S67,900 <Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) 1915 Pl. Weybridge tHVuHills) CdM 675-!1930 1Sat & Sun l -5) 1033 ~ldenrod, Corona de! Mar 675-5930 tSal & Sun 1-5) *1507 Seacrest Dr. (HVuHills) CdM 644-7662 (Sun 1-5 ) 2332 Rutgers Dr. (College Park) CM 64 :!.IW91 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) ' J 7!(lllft'rt Westbourne (HVuHllls) NB 642-0200 $69,950 (Sat .WSun· 2-15) * 1363 G}.jaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 675-614'0 $134,500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) 342 Buc.nell, Costa Mesa 545-6424 '42,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) *829 Sonora, Costa Mesa (Mesa del Mar) 968-4405 rsun 1·5) 2076 Temple Hills Dr., Laguna Beach 675-3000 $89,500 (Sun 1·5) 151 ~1onle Vista Ave., Costa Mesa 646-0555 $~2.950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 18fi5 Port Manlelgh. Jlfarbor View Hoines) Newnort Beach 644-6607 $69.900 <Sat, Sun & Mon 1·5) 292 Bowling Green. Costa Mesa 646-7 171 (Sun 1-5) *232 Tulant, Cos ta Mesa 846-7171 (Sun 2-5) 1948 Port Trinity (Harbor Vu) NB 675,6900 !Sun & Mon 1-5:30) 448 Pe Sola Terrace; Corona d.el ?.1ar 673-8550 $99,5 00 (Sun 1-5) *2904 Chestnut, Costa Mesa 548-3707 $41,500 (Sun & Mon 1-5) 3254 Ne\v York, Costa Mesa 557-4130 (Sun & Mon 1-5) 4 BEDROOM 1400 Serenade Terr-ace (Irv. Terr) CdM 644-2430 $98,500 (Sun 1-5) . . *1412 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach • 645-7847 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 308 Vista Suerte (Bluffs Condo) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 409 Colton, r-.Iewport Shores 548-1290 $43,500 (Sun 1·5) *453 Princeton, Costa Mesa 557-4130 (Sun & Mon 1-5) 4 BEDROOMS & FAMILY RM OR DEN 1016~ Oriole Ave., Fountain Valley 494-1954 $38,250 (Daily 12-6) 1142 Corona Lane (Mesa de] Mar ) CM 979-1851 $39,500 (Sat 10-6; Sun/Mon 11-5) 2011 Port Albans Cr. (HarbOrVuHomes) NB 644-0648 $79,950 (Sat/Sun/ ' Mon 11-5) * 1724 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1-5) 1321 Outrigger Dr., Corona del Mar 644-2430 $97,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1627 Port Abbey (HVuHomes) NB 644-7344 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 10226 Swallo\v Ave., Fountain Valley 968-6216 $42,900 (Sat & SU!l 10-4) 19791 Ran ger Lane, Huntington Beach 962-4454 $32,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9352 Moklhana. Huntington Beach 962-4454 543,500 (S at & Sun ~-5) 1101 Estelle Ln. !\Veslclifl-Dover) NB 646-3255 $94,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 21 13 ll'liran1ar. BaJboa Peninsula 675-4060 (Sun 1-5)· **#B Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $195,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1033 Tiller (Lusk HVu) NB 675-7225 $89,500 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) *3615 S. Sausalil<> (HVuHomes) NB • 675-7225 $129,000 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) 2424 Vista Hogan (The Blul!s) NB 675-7225 ' f55,950 (Sun 1-5) 2107 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 546-5990 $14 ,900 (Sun & Mon 1·5) 1215 Key West (HVuflls) CdM 675-6000 $104,950 (Sun 1-5) 1424 Seacrest (HVu!Ils) CdM 675-6000 $85,000 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 3607 Catamaran (HVuHls) CdM 675-6000 $89,950 (Sat/Sun /Mon 1·5) *1120 Goldenrod (Old HVuHls ) CdM 675-6000 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) t869 New Jersey tMesa Verde) CM ' 546-qil!IO $35,500 (Sat 1-5) *#23 Augusta Ln . (Big Canyon) NB 642-8 235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1621 Castle Cove (Spyglass Ridge) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) **2605 Way Lane (China Cove) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1720 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1817 Glenwood (Baycrse\) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1·5)1 28111iealher Ln., No1']>0rt ·Bo•ch 1 "· 'et4-6200 f89,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 843 Sonora, Costa Mesa .646-0555 '36,950 (Sat & Sun 2-6) 24582 Vanessa Dr., Mission Vie.lo 046-0555 (Sat & Sun 1-8) * 1380 Galtllll' Dr. <Dover Sl\oresl NB 67S-3o00 Sl95.000 (Sun 1·5) 960 Lassen, HunUwtton Beach 645-0309 $47,950 (Sat a: Sun 1-SJ 2015 Santiago, Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sun & Mon 1·5 ) *2920 Club House Rd ., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $52,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3020 Ro.v•I Palm, C06ta Mesa 546-2313 $38,050. (Sal & Sun 1-5) - \Vt :t ( Jfl®(r l!llJJc ll l~,' • • L • • WRAPPED IN GINGHAM H1 rbo r: Vle·w Hornes 2600 Sq. ~'I. Portofino model, beautifully decorated in "C ountry English", custom woveq wood. sh ullers, used brick. landscap- ed. etc. ,3 BR. 31> BA, lam rm. plus bonus rm & loft br fot auest. New. excl usive list- ing. i946 Port Trinity, Newport Beach. Open Sun/Mon 1-5:30. BIG CANYON Spacious custom, home right on the i:ol! course, overlooking a wide grusy fairway. Super family room plus other outstanding features. 28 Roya\ St. George, N.B. Open Sunday 1-li:30. . ' CdM -OCEAN VIEW Brand new, charming 3 BR with formal din- ing, many unique features, immediate oc- cupancy. 418 Hazel Dr., CdM. Open Sat, Sun & Mon 1-5:30. 2H15 F ( ""'-I II 1Rhway Corona ud Mar t>7<, r>'lllO 390 Granada, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $57,850 (Sun 1-5) 21892 Seaside, Huntington Beach 962-5511 $41,700 (Sun 1-5) *453 Princeton, Costa Mesa (Sunday 1·5) 204 Kings Place. Newport Beach 645-3143 (S un 1-5) 20711 Horuon Lane, Huntington Beach $37,000 (Sunday) 1 5BEQROOMS 2836 Alla Vista (Eastbluff) NB 644-2430 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5 BEDROOMS & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2226 Arbutus (Easlblulf) NB 644-2430 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 5 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM 2027 Port Weybridge (HVuHornes) NB 644-5309 $83,900 (Sat & Sun 10-5) #2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB ' 642-8235 $190,000 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) **#3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) *1536 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 644-7662 $159,000 (Su n & Sun 1-5) #55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $124,500 (Sat & Suh 1-5:30) * 1337 Galaxy Dr. mover Shores) NB 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 3840 Ocean Birch (Spyglass #I) NB 675-7225 $110,000 (Sat & Mon 1-5) **#54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) **544 Vi a Lido Nord O,ido Isle) NB 642-8235 $350,000 (Sun 1-5) 1701 Skylark 'Lane (Baycrest) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3728 Ocean, Corona del Mar 644-6200 $197,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 28 Ro~ St George (Big <:;anyon) NB 875'690Jl (Sun 1·5:80) 6 BEDROOMS & FAMILY RM OR DEN 144 •Via Vella (Cor. Nord) Lido Isle 675-0123 $185,000 (Sun 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM & 2 BATH 18281 Mandrake (Univ Park) Irvine (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 3933 McFadden #A, Santa Ana 673-8550 $27,500 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 4 BEDROOM 2642 Vista Ornado <The Bluffs) NB 833-8233 $74,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE I BEDROOM .IACH 134 Topaz, Balboa Island • 675-2866 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) 2 BEDROOM EACH 521 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 678-8642 875-6459 (Sun 1-5) 2 & 4 BEDROOM 211 Agate, Balboa Island 673-6642 67~59 (Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOM EACH 516-516 \.> Iris, Corona del Mar 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOM & I BEOROOM 609 Acacia, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $9U!OO (Siil/Sun/Mon 1-5) 3 BEDROOM & 2 BEDROOM 606. Marigold, Corona del Mar 673-2222 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 517 Begonia, Corona del Mar 675-6900 (S':'I' & Mon 1-5:30) J , BED'ROOlt\ & i BEDROOM 412 oo,. Co~nr cfetMJ? • · 875-l22&> $122,~ \SAfYsun/Mon 1-5) **# 8 Beacon Bay ~con Bay) NB mwo $1211,500 (Sun 1-5) . ' . . tfO~ & INCOME 2 BEDROOM & 1 BEDROOM APT. 314 Apoltna, Balboa lslan'd , 1 0711-2866 , (Sal/Sun/Mon 1'5Y · •"f · UNITS FQR SALE . ' 4 UNl'JS-- 2 COMMERCIAL 2 RESIDENTIAL .U~·Agall'o S.lboa •, 675-2866 (Sal/Sun/M.on 1-5) ..... , ** WM•l••ft .. * * .... ,, ..... ,.., ' I ' i I ! I ! j • I I ) ' 5 + DEN + CUEST Wroucht iron fenae proteoc·t- IQI hlJ&1' estate and parK. like croonds. Europwi ar. chhectutt leaturfne r&J"C craftmnanship and stained glasa windows. Bahquet for. mat dining. Step down den with 1,.-eiling high fireplace. Garden view muter suite with 6th bath, sunded<. "BAlLROOM" wlth dance poor, 2 bedroom guest hou$e wttti kitchen & bath. Great ts.mof.tertaininr. c a 11 ' IOlll\l LOl\O\ ~· i ~ -~ YOUR OWN PRIVATE CLUB Everything is done for max- imUm fun and comfort .in thia ~ Hunling1on Bay condo. 'l'hi8 is the popular 3 bedroom, front porch· model and Is a desirable end unit. Discover a ne1v l•arefree Ji!estyll" in this pleasant ~ult community, near pool ~ recreation facilities. °'"'900. • COATS WAL~ACE REALTORS 962-4154 • - 11... ____ .. _ .. ~_,~ -.... Gen.rel 0.ner .. t 11 OCUN VIEW m% ... 3+G.-t$25,950 ' -. r 1>a111. • -·"' --o1 flfrllly rm I ext~ for fine homes. Paint and ave '"the Muter-d~tk-ouse," I h 0 u I a D d.. . a bright, cbeery' ldt . tor grounds 'l\'itb room tar bolt the Mrs., 'aJJd • lB' I 3 bedrc:unl j JI e I ud j D I 38' lt/f Blue Dol p:iol ~ muter suite, for tbe kid$ "'1: IJo. -chJ!drel!'I wing. lleve au lheR .1 in den with ·.llktl¥" -No. Cotta ?tresa olb-to 25' oi(c;rta patio. $33 AU Breatbtakifti' YI at ciu.- ' iJiftl'. Y<>n and blue Pacific. Bet· TER HURR Y! Ca ll Newport VACATION in Mexico all the )'ear \.\-'llhou1 leaving your hqme -4 Bcdnn, huge k.itch, with (Open Evenings) IMMACULATE BAYCREST $68,900 6'5--0303. NEWPORT HEIGHTS BEAUTIFUL HOMES Cameo Shuns Is the beautiful ""'a ol three pftvate beaches and.Jovety C\1$1om homes. This scrnrnptloos lout bedroom contempor .. ary home has everything. Wb.ite water view, pool and sauna, unusual private den and m~ sunken living room are highlights. The front row of homes in Irvine Terrace offers what _Ql:fWY consider the best view of the Harbor AWa, This superb three bedroom home has an awe-inspiring view and very nice owners who really don't want to move. Let's make them an "offer they can't re· sist." Call today! 675-7225. MESA VERDE About V• Aero $61,000 _OPEN SAT., SUN., MON. 1 • 5 DRIVE BY ANO CHECK OUT 2842 Boa Vl1ta Drive A 200b ~q. ft . executive home with superb, luxutiQ,U.s, modern design. A masterful blend· 'itag .of hew carpeting, c u s t o m designed dra~; disttncti ve and colorful \Vall decor m 4,ntiolairs bedrooms ... 2~ lavishly de- signed"-. baths, paneled office or den on 1st n~ . . -Separate formal dining room and elgaoUy d~aped living room With custo"' defined fittpl~ce setting ... A distinctive se#'rate colorful •'dine-in" kitchen ... Fib- islied double garage , . . T)le landscaped c6rner plot features the ultimate in privacy. ;\.; Exclusive Agent COSTA MESA REALTY . Since 1958 ~ 548-7711 D1n1 l'olllt DANA Pf.>lnt 2 BR. 2 BA. lplc, nu paint, '1\-alle to .bNdl/Harbor, wa ah t' r , dtytt, l"t'lria .• $ 36. 00 0. &.m!lallG. l!I Tero S"""'1, ,.., 27,.l'ilJ -.... F..-11n Volley WIFE SAVER Maml"Mlb b Ulla 2,lnl sq ft . lJlll atory t&mll)' home. Everythlng's d~11lgned 10 Sii.VP Um wife, WI \V d~tot 1thDK carpet . f(\fll\f,l din nn, h~e ra m SHARP -SHARI'· SHARll TWO STORY 4 BEOROOM BARGAIN .. 4 BR + 30' ... +I Din. + 40 ft pool, r Beoch I $27,950 nn. & n. &llper Jrg blcky&rd Cold shag, \'tl\'M dtitpet. SHARP AND for the kkts. $42,500. flocked wallp&P"~. dbl brk'k '°' Pt:!lFORMANCE B·B·Q. rown.'1 patio. '"•-UNBEl...lEV ABLE BUY Of" Tll8 CENTURY!! IMMACULATE 963-!1621 1er l>Nlroom down + ' op. 3 Bedroom, family roo1n. • vmRANS • Vilultcd ~fhlflS, Upgraclt'tl huiltin gas kitchen, 2 bath§. In every way. Roorn fo.r hoat Heat~-• 15'•40' co•tont -•. 4 or trailer. Belo"' nun'kf'I at fireplace, ne"' shag carpet-'" "' ,........ ~'N ~.JWI ,.., , • o .... ""TI Just li.!!ted, y0u c&l\'t mW! P.h>df'rn conwnlence•. 4 quN n b<inn '1. Huge paneled fain. rn1 . with mammoth ~ fireplat<'. overlooks Ian. ' t1111tie 40' pool. Dehu:e bUlllin kitchen. Bar. Full sl:ze dining 1-m., n i c e carpets, boal 11.CCl'IS "'Ith separate storage, 1~ar the beach. E·Z tcm1s. NO GIM· AtlCKS. IT'S FOR ·REAL! 1ng. covered patkt plus betlmis, 2 baths. Only .....,,.......,, ~ ~ · camper ~ee. •Prinld•n. 132,500. NO down. RI':AL GET IN THE ~.--E~ATE F"'•ffi, 536-:551. wai1<><1 Y"'°· $". "o. ="-"':=-"'"=:..:::::..:::::::....,. SWIM BARR.ETI' RE A I.. T Y J BDRM, 2 BA, prvf'. 642-435.l. land"'8ped. fu1ly "phi , SUPER SHARP Many extra-•. $34,oo.;. 8Y 3 BEOROOM Fovntaln Valley O'iVNER n10vtng. Park-likt> yard. Fan1llv m1, fonnal dining rm, r\rcplacc. Built- ins. 3 bdnns., 2 baths. Custom inter ior. bric $34,500. 962-1373. owner. 11605 li11Jigold Clr, i-. batbs. Beautltul PoOI 531~ home close to !>each. This 3 BR, 2V. BA Tiburon Condo, I• a rsn:-find at only Mon!erey model, all elec-$29,950. CALL 842-8371 . tric, air, carpelf'd & drapt'CI lhruout. \Vet bar, $36.000. ,...,493 5 BR, 2400 sq. ft., 211 ba, bltns, D\V, crpts, drps, fplc, 2 Slory, $42,!JOD. 96&-6216 Huntington Beach O\VNf:R an..,.ious. Bcau1irul interior. Decorator's palio. Boat atct'ss. •I bdtm!'i., 3 baths. Dining rn1, fir'<'plal'f'. Built ·ins. H.enr living rn1. :;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;I brk $41,9;l0. 842-2561. MINl·RANCH $390. Call early 002-5533 I OHi\ I I. Ol \O\ ' J.l £ A • -,J "' , TIBURON CONDO MOST IN DEMAND O\VNER lt'a\'ing. Ril;h pa.nt•l- ing. Corkl"d cnlranl.'1'. .\ lxlrms.. I a 111 i ! y 1·n1, fire place. Rear living n11 Built-ins. Nu1nen:ius fl·ui1 trees. l...arge )'ard. J.u·k 137.462. 962-8865. 1\PPROX. 1 3 ACRE B~\H.GAIN Enor1nous Pondi~rosa Hvlng roon1 and fan1i ly 1001n, 4 bt.'<l1001ns, niagnificent land· s1·aping 1,1,•ith lols o[ fru it. Try GI no cklwn. Only 536,900. CALL 968.4456, .n10\·t'"s you in · seller pays . , floor µInn . 3 Bedroom ull olhcr costs • payn11s 21~ ba!·h t\\O story. Luxur- $215. flt.'!" 1110. inc ra.-.: & ious i.:-ol<l ('al'J)('ls, 2 C'ar ear- nutint. no 2ocl TD. Adults nge. Real fun Jiving. Assun1c only condo. 2 BR, 2 BA, all V,\ loan. CALL 8.\2-·l-151 or elec bltins R/O, \\'/W crplis 5-15-0458. * VETS * & drps. S pe l·ulator 's PLUSH delighl! Drive by n1odel. 631 ,, Having trouble finding a ler- rific 3 BR, 2 BA horn£" that YoU can use your t'lcgibility on? We've got it!. but please hurry! No do"·n, and atter normal closing costs your total paymls w/be ap- prox. $310. per mo. You'll get new Cl'Pts &: drps, snper big patio and !\ home you'll be proud of. $35,500. CALI.. !162--2456 LA CUESTA S. Foirviow. (2 blk' N. o! EXECUTIVE Mcfadden. I Open d1illy 10-5 • Cu~ton1 qual!IY at bargain p.n1. CALL 8J6:..Ul:i. HOME r I' illage Real Estate prict>. Spanish be a u t y. 1, Great hoine for young ex-Ov~ 2700 sq ft of elqrant ccutive \vho entertains. llvtng. 4 Spacloull bedrooJlll!, 1 Large !a.mily room and for-SJJ .. 5111 ( =:J 531·51DO ~~~· .. ~~~1btt~. J~~ n1al d1nu1g room. 5 Bed-1 roon1s, rorncr Jot, park-like to ta.II eucalyptus. CAL I.. sotting. CALL -· BEACH LOVERS 842-4451 or 5t54158. $35,750 Split rail feflC(' surrounds your extra large lot. A oozy THE REiil ESTl!TERS gg43 Adams. HB yellow houte -\\1th flo\1.-er Great Eastside Location boxo.s, pots&. shul,ters. 3 Rtg 252, 262, 274. 22nd St., CM Corona del Moir Costa Mesa DOLL HOUSE be<lroon1s plus a man size Large 3 BR, 2 BA, ram rm, $ $24,300 rlen, roaring !IJ'('plaee in ski fplc. Approx 1800 sq. Ct. * OPEN SUN. 250 VACANT _ Move in today. VICTORIAN lodge living roon1, country C.-pts drps Ind·~ lncd RENT 'Tl OURS kitchen •1th mnoh ,,,,.. COUNTRY CLUI· :1 ------. ' • -~. · l •5 * LL Y Cozy country k!tcbo. n "ith AH irtcluded 109! Down fflmily roon1. All the latest CUSTO.~ TRIPLEX 7~% lnt. Drive 0 by ! ! ·!· !. 444 SERRA 3 + GUEST + Blgall tbe~s~s~pp1ian~"ity3 fixrurcs and cil"C<>raror's e.'i.· 4BR, 3BA, custom deslgn@d ', 2 · ~9-02 or 645-6177 Bd · CASR£ lrns. Loads of sq fool age. H/1'' pool, Seaclitt Golt M 1800 Sq Ft, 3 bedroom, full Outstanding 3 rm. in POOL baths, plush carpets , Adult occupied. Hurry, this Cour&e. Walk 10 the~ 2 ~ li•m••••lllllllllllllJl J baths owner unit. 2 Bed· BY OWNER, 3 br, trplc, bf'autiful Corona lllghlands. dearator's drapes. The F"' 1 ~ 2 b t" 't and ~ · ki't•"• N I " "'"ag carp rt--tart • ''RITZY" --'d•n-locatn..1 YiOn't last. BKR 962-5511 ll'ep "s, 3 car gar, lrg farn rooms, a n Ul1l , COVl'icu patio, new """"b' ew, P usu "'' ·• IRON GATES to South Sea. pe =• uuneymoon s er s '""" ... ., "-"-' ~ COLLEGE PARK PRICE REDUCTION Don't lift a hand when you move into this sparkling clean homt> becalL~ there's ~Ing that needs being dboc. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, IQrmal dining area, low traf. 6c tree lined street, and -$1000 LESS College Park's best buy at only $32,0CJO. Call 675-6679 l)Ulck. /Jn NIGEl uAILEY f.. A55flc!ATES large 1 bedroom unit. All w/ 640--01.li6 or 640--0227. paneled liv. rm. w/rock Island paradise w:ilh wood home. Only $169. per month on snooty Seaside Drivf'. PEN O ki• pe./nebll<'<ll ' spacl' garde! n ' b ·111 d•'" "'"er I '-lc · near -w dts' h··~-· k · ' I d' taxes "" Spiral ,ta;--.ay w •'nd , 0 H USE 1 w l n 11.pp s, nc u1 ns, l\Va:..u , w w Balboli Island .. t' ., .... ..~,u., dee patto, S\Vaying palms inc u 1ng )'QUI' , Wuc n ... .. self~\ean oven. Separate crpt drapes and separate beautifully decorated & and volcanic rock gardens. 3 you assume this 5% <'/o FHA around swinging chandelier 5 da 1 5 lauudry rm, ga11: B-8-Q In laundry room. Owner unit BALBOA ISlAND landscaped. pride of bedroom 1ncludlng s 'p Ii I loan, for only $1 ,215. total to the biggest, "swankiest" un y • fire ring, low main( ldscpg, elegantly furnish~. 6 Ot'-* * oo-nership home. You own level master suite, separate dO\vn "'ith _a new 5% loan. n1aster suite y,·e've 8een. 4 br. Quick n10ve in. Apprai- tached closed garages. By the land & offered for guest facility with private BKR 962-55ll Louvered shutters open to sai is in al $37,000. 2 miles upgraded ...,.,.,.,. cr,>ts & . t on! $92 ~ 162 500 hid~way -king parlor. '--h o.. -n1 cusun dr,>s. l...!'g master appotntmen y. •1 ""· 2 BR. home + l·Br. •pt. • 211 AGATE I '".""""· off pool. coiy den, Assumable 7.r:l{. Ln '"'"' to .,.,ac · ....,..1 l\CCC~s. J;;<J bedl.-m \\•/HI-& lie .... "'P p642E-3~ .. s. ARRE'TT REALTY, $89,SOO. used br1 ck_f,ireplace, rugged Prime Fountain Val[~y area, Maids quart~rs Jn first Harison Lane, HB. 9GS-5QSl wardrobe, Frist ~; on 'tJoAJ 314 APOl...ENA 81'and ne'v beautiful d.uplcx hl:am Cf'.il1ngs.. Gourmet close to schools, parks, ~~r. Glganlic step-do\vn or 963-4567 Jnlc! _ Sho1,11 ·oy appt only ~ Open Sat/Sun/Mon 1_5 on Balboa Island. SJ)l_le1ous 4 1 kitchen with bu1.lt:-lns. Ban-shopping centers. 2 BR, 21 ii living room, fo1·mal banquet 1, 169 500 · $3175 DOWN · BR .. & 2 BR., family rm. quet. formal dunng. Step BA Townhou!<', cust drps, hall, huge family room, prof ' · 1-BR. + 1-BR. or 3 BR., 2 w/\\e~ bar, frplc., sundec:k do11.~ ru,mpus roo1n over upgraded crpts, prtv patio kitchen. Bring your antiques If lililge Reill h'.ille could be your ticket to the tranquility ot ov.'ning your own home. It's a "just !JO" little starter home in-a nice neighborhood, with ,lots of special extras such as air conditioning and a fire alarm system. ?\-lake an ap- pointment to look at it ... you'll be delighted! Full pri& just $27,500. 847-6010. ba. Room for garage apt. ~ pa ho. Take ~ look -thlS looking gia.nt. rock waterfall, w/gas BBQ, 20x22 fam rm and check book. Pricf'd ror '62-4471 (:;:: J 54•·110J 134 TOPAZ 1s nice property. ~a.nee pav1llion and spark\. w/gas fpl c, 2 car garage immed sale. BKR 962-5511 · f•Z.4471C::::,)146-1101 · Open Sat/Sun/Mon. ].5 521 ACACIA tng pool. Owner df'spernte. w/~ec door opener, sauna, BACHELORS & O\\INER moving. Deautiful • ...,,.;,,..,.....,,..,..,..5·~ So. of Hwy., corner lot; 'TAKE ADVANTAGE. Call ~I, tennis, tot lot. J)tta11e 4 hdrn1. l{eate:Q • 4 UNITS $125,000. ~ Com-sl.1arp duplex, 2 BR. each. 645--0303 SOUTH BAY REALTY BACFIELOREI fES t.iltert'd pool. Family r1n. nierc. &: 2 reslBentull. In-Frplcs., ~arpets & drapes. * WANTED-962_.nl2 * 968-7lTI -ATTN.• dining r1n. firt'pla.ce. Built-t.xnue $12,300. Newly painted outside. \\lalk . ..,.o ~....... -,,, Sha• carpets brk 114 AGATE to the beach from your own MESA VERDE eves. ~ · .. · OR 5 OR 6 \Vhy rent \vhen you can O\\•n $42,950. 962-5fl66. ~ Sat/Sun/Mon. 1-5 home. BUYER 4 -·r ·-~-•o ·th v....,, y y..,.. O\.,, ......,.n.& w 1 O\\INER anxious. Prestigiou11 4 UNIT lot S59 500 H MORGAN REAL T ... for extra sharp 3 bedrooms. Take your choice? paymenls cheaper than tU'<!a. Choice :i bdrin. Posh plans & buUder.' ' ave 673-6642 675-6459 BR hom e close to schools Four large bedrooms , ... ; ren!, and get the lax sheller Interior. F'ninily rm, EW HOME & shopping. New green t.'Onverti ble bonus room. to booL Call us now for full fhplace. Secludttl living EARN 10% ~ ~nd 2nd In 1~ Terrace with bay & shag carpet, alum. cov'd. Art~tically designed pool, details. rm. Formal dining nn. %1362 Plnetree Lane trust deeds, 1.0 N pt Beach. ocean view. 3 Lge. bdnns., patio. Freshly painted. B-B.Q pit & patio are great deluxe kHchen. brk $6.5,000. Spaclotu; single story, 3 31L Fireplace, builtins, prime for family fun and entei:;· 84&-1383. bedroom, 3 bath, with doQ.. I.EASE $500 mo 3 BR. 2 be tamll:y rm., game rm.. ">a &n!a. I 'd buy It myself taining. Assume 1% VA: ble ,attached a;arage. E:Je. OOme, Dbl. ea.rage. Lge: baths. Lge. htd. Ir filt'd. if I Wf'rt' looking. $32,750. loan.~ for details. Real Estate SPANISH HACIENDA cellent cOndition. Fireplace', : Open r: Saturday /Sunday 1-5 • DUPLEX·• yard, N~ So. bt.v. ~t@dc:O: ~!,e~~f-If ' Jarwln realty tne. 'l&J2 =Ave., ~z:.te 38~~A:'ii~ ;~ ~'n;"°taM':c.~ 1 OCEANFRONT DPLXS Two 1-bdrm., cl<>at to beach, HARDESTY tom! Offered furnished, 96l-4405 C24 hrs) ()p(on eves till 8:30 carpets, drapes, bltins. 5 TOp,"Top neighborhood at l l Brand new build111gs. AU both units furnished. Owner REALTORS ~~ by app't only. 531-5101 ( ::.J -531-5100 ~ssumabl~ 7.29/o Ln BY Owner _ J BR, 2 BA, min to beach. Large '\\"ell really barpin buei 'I ditfcrt."flt °'·--"'-a"-ns v.·ill trade up for larger • .,..,..,..,.,...,..,. ... ;,;,;[Prime Fountain Valley area, hrdwd floon , -Jc., sh..... kept lot. fenced yard. prJ,ce. Only $42,500. , "'."''"· ""' uu ' on•''°, Call for app'L to·-. ~Park A-Balboa I"'' d "' ·~ '" 950 EZ Term• N I Real Esta.. ' & h t t "' ..... " """" ·"" ~an close lo schools, parks, cr,>ts, drps, patio. Clean. Nr ..,..., · · e son J 3ai:,~s /adrc 1 ec ure~'"OOO $51,500 * '75-1866 * OPEN SAT; & SUN. shopping centers. 2 Bft. 2',I i«:hl & shop'g. A~sume loan. for PERFORMANCE 84&-1305 1 U1'. up 11.·n -t•"IV, Call· 673-3663 673-6688Eves1--"'-_:.:.:_,::::=__,,.__ '"" 847-3584 - 4' ~r up, 3 br d~·n $169,Cln!I · UNSURPASSED ·with Island 795 Joann St. at Placentia. 3 BA , cust drps, upgradf'd $31,500 full price. 842-1141. $23,500 FULL PRICE,j ' 4 br uptdwn $210,000 charm. 2Bft. + den, + 2BR bdrm. & bath with complete crpts, priv patio \v/gas BBQ. LITTLE RANCHO * POOL * 3 BEI>fU.1, 2 car gar, corns ; associated lfORVATI! REALTY 67"-'"""" kitchen ji' guest unit or 20x22 fam rm w/gas fplr. 2 n h>' 1 .~ f Prole•,•'onally Landsca~ lot .......... _.....__,_ and - Ask for Dave ~" n1alds qtrs. Tola! -4 ·car garage w/elee door 0 .t s arge_ Jot 20·~. or 4BR. 3BA, Fam Rm. Di;; plng':"°Sub~tt'~our tenn,4. 67S-1912 494-0615 Balboa Peninsuf• bdrms., 2 kiL, 2 baths. 1700 opener, sauna, community uruls there sita a cute little lo ceHing rock frplc. Spark-CALL . "" sq. It., 14 yr. old custom pool, ren.nis, tot lot 2 B~ house. Anyone can, I' h'I kiln'-\Valk t °'"135 ..,,l, 8R OK ER S-REALTOQ S ?CJ<, w Dolbee t.11 lnl l I RED CARPET, REALTORS PROl,lDLY PRESENTS Beautiful two story " l.IClr .. 3 be.th home buill custorn ror builders personal use . lrnaginl' how upgr11dcid this home is: better yet Call ~. Rf'd Ca rpet, fteallor.s for your nP- folntme11t to see r o r r~;::.11iN THE WEST S + Pool + Greenhouse + large lanai IU't'R, beautifully Jandtcllped ·• yard with lot ,ibe over 19,500 eq. ft.! Only sh,500 & o~r will ClllTY ht trum deed with just 10% &wn. llurry! \ MAGIL COMPANY REALTORS ·-· • EASTSIDE· ' 5 UNITS ~t an investment! This _... 1~ pr1cf'd to nutke you "hnry. At S72,IXQ )'OU will Aave to brine: )'Our check ~k to catch this buy. Red Cilrpet, Realton 546-8640 Open House 16291 Teri Ont o~ the sharpeg;t -t ,~{11. 2 bath horne1 In J!llfttlltl!MlWc!I. PriOC<l a! ,;;ey $32,r.ol fol' qu1d aal•. Ope-n 12 to S. Sal, ~n & 80-Zl:I:> STOP LOOKING NOW! Let a professional find Jmtr 1JC"' !lt11ne for you. Tell us \11h'al you \V8.111 and \Vr. \Vlll lind i1 for you. Ab!Olutely no hi~l'I pressure techniques, \1·r believt> in Red Carpet St'rvlce. Call 54&-8640 for your personal interview. Red ,Carpet, Re1'1tor1 2629 Harbor Blvd,. Costa, Mesa. FACT: You can't buy a 4 Bd Lusk with land under $'90,000! EXCEPT at 3612 Catamaran drive. It's a hty inside & out. stucco. Lots of garages & SOUTH BAY REAL TY ~~· Spcculaton drean1. i::c: &1 !ctiools'_en. o O"O'J" 1 or iW7·-y workshops. Lol 62'xl00'. R-2 96'.k-3002 * 96S-TI77 ior PERFORMANCE $48,700 by owner, 968-586'l 111~,. roned. 129.995. 10% down. """" !J68..400< 21332 t.mon""" 1Ane f: _,, 2~~~~~~c~ T~T\"~R ~0:'!: E~~":: 'tr;r .. ~1:, u?.;,~~ F!~~~m~~o~~~.'~~~n F~~~· ~·~·~·~~~~II 642-2991. Ask fJJr Pegg ne r l_lO m e · E x 0 t 1 c tlo closing costs -low down ot uu•&e FllA &-VA homes, ~ - Smith Polynesian lndscp. Patio &: -Only $27,250. OWNER de•pera ... Br!·• • · boat gate. Din rm & dinette 48 23 contact -..,. • oil blt-ln kitchen. Lrg sep. * R l 'iftBA, only$ ,850. KASABIAN wrooght·iron accent£ 4 WROUGHT IRON & SI.UMP STONE , .. Come~ this 4 BR. 1%, BA family p1euer at 225 So. Wilson CE. of Newport Blvd.) • op('n today 2-Spm e * KASABIAN * RN! Estate 9624644 tam rm & formal llv area. CALL 968-4441 bdrma., 2 baths. Dininc nn. , Marter suite w/dre1111'g * Crest Realty Real E1ti1te 962-4644 built-Ins. Boat a cce.a1 . 1 area & walk in closetll. Crpt Patio. Forced-alt heat. brt ol cust. drps, 4 min. to SD FeoAf~~ ~ ~900trl-I_;~ A KOod want ad ls a good in-$33,000. 84S-dtio4. trwy, 6 min. to bcb. Walk to ors A"-"'re • .,...,, • J.:1~'~ vestment OWNER leaving area, Larp shop'g cntr. $ 3 8, 2 5 0 . Worchester l...n. 962--0386 rear yrd. Lovely decor. 4 494-IB54. CLASSIFIED .•.•.. 642...5678 CLASSIFIED will aell ii! bdnns, Fam 11 y nn, S© Rl! }A_,-.{£ 'Btf S • That Intriguing Word Game with a Chuck/• fireplace. Dtnina nn, built· • Ins. Nicely landscaped. tq; 1 $35,950. 842-6691. Drive by & see ho\\" 3 BR, t>Xtra Jg~ kit., llv nn, custo1nizing be&-ins a,f curb. I ne\vly red~ thruout, pnved l .. itM 1'y C\A Y I. '°LlAN 0 lteommg. rhti 6 xromb/ed ~ w«dt below to moke 6 3 BR, 2 ba, stone oomer ftr. ' plc., din. rn1, lar. gar w/boat · door, garden & lo~ of tree&. Nr. Newlantl & Wamtt. $34,000. 16771 Irby Lrl., 842-'!194 -.-F"'1x""E=R~u=p=p=E=R-.~1 3 Bdrm home in xlnt area. oul&tandiJll: schl.'i., nelll' Bt>ach & Edinger. Zoned tar lriptcx. Submit all terms · J.lurry~ $24,500. 847-6061 . KATELLA REALTY, H.B. ~"'pie WOfdL Print letters of each in its line of :xiuor•'· DON'T PAY 80/o <---------driveway, grass/fioWers 8.· large trees. Full price $26,000 I Use our 1st yr. 6.,.% loan. Open or Call &14-1450 -SIDE BY SIDE incldt: all cos!s of saJe & J 8 I F C A R :::Joo ~~'~'.:""~~ I' r I I I I : 2 Big. be~utifol new doplexet, CdM Duplex •• term' may be amutoe<f .. --· · · • view, below Coaat IiwyJ ~ only. 548·4593. DAMLET ~ ' ,. i 60 ft. high corner Jot, l!OfDe 517 BE'"""""'IA with owners, Princlpab I 2 • 3 Bdrm., 3 bath hoinrs Cute 3 ~ -2 Ba frorl t bouse :::c==.::::R;::__O~M---1 GIANT DU!ll£X pl"' 2 • 2 bdrm .• 2 bel!> w/focd prlv patio & Y"d. 15 0 $44500 apt" We ha"" the plans. Immed, oceup. 2 BR. 1 Ba MAN$10N .. I I I I' I $850. CASH-Townhouse -Vacant, 2 bedrooms, 11h bath, with carport. A steal! G. MoM'llOll, Broker. 557-4130 $102,500 Each rear house, xtra wide ot2' R e st 0 ". • MAKE University R111ty Jot. wn>ugh1 Iron fence ,.,,,. l P U B T A R TH o USANDS. · FMtullc 3001 E. c.1. Hwy. 6T.l-6510 Open~ 1·~'30 te<ting huge •"8to °" 11'\rl< I j j j 1• · • VACANT • invettment plu. great area FEE OR LEASE HOLD ~~ ~n.5 G=~: _ _ _ _ . . to raise children. Agent 4 BDRM, 2~ BA, tam rm. ty H OinU. oom Sun There is something very ~I modem kltchen wt .. u clng ded.. °AkRY! Call ;....i I ii A R r F A feminine about a tree. It ,~.;.·_·~-~ TWO HOUSES oven, m 1cr0 w •re. KU· • SACR.,ICE • 64.5--03ll3 does a strip tease in the •hag. B<aolJlul. Ca Il ,.1411 000 chenaide dtbwhr. New crpt. 2 mt pool 2 car gar BY Owner, •hari> 3BR, on J5 I I I I 8 4 7 ~ 6 O 61 , KA TELLA ;)· \f• $72,000 lease hold. IRVINE R.-l k .10nty $56.500 · w~11t Side. lrg tot, fruit fall ; goes out with bare REALTY, Jl.p •. •fow rtgh1 c&n you lfO? TERRACE. Owner 673-3007 Oceanview Realty 673-8500 ~!!I. quie t street, princ. I limbs all w inter; gets a VACANT Custom 2bdr., home with 2 BR. 1 BA. tplc, aep din nn, only. UJ,900. 95.1 Union A\.'e, D A W H 0 S new outfit every spring ooe bdr., ~ cottaae in the 45' J\..2 ·lot, ideallt situated Cotti MMi " 642.-'lSOt I I I 2BR. ba & ~. nu paint, JN l'e(lf'. Lct 90fue OOI el.le betp tor •pt OYel' pr. Walle to r I and lives - - -all sum. CM r pet ' LO DOWN, '""'ke your payment&. Good ahops. ample pdr&. 417 BY Owner -5 br, W/f&m. MESA Verde .. Br, 2 Ba, Ml1t f1lA/VA Toms. Mtut eeU. Eubdde Joca.tton. Otll Orddd Do -m dUtur-b riµ.Sb;!-1 .... ~na tttchen. flP-=etra''a~,sOO~'>'·'o!: mer. ~27 s1s,sso.Scott Realty ~ -. R\!<l Ca r O e I , tonanL Owno'r, 66--7412, pl'ox, """' eq .. h , bltln1. $4&.6(199 ~ R O p S E H I 0 "°""'""' .,. "1"'ck<. ...-i Realtors $63,00), ' patio, Plif. Wld 1 cpd, I;~~=----~-i.-~,.;.;..;;...;..,,;;...;;,..;.;.,--1 by f1U1~ rht mP91fnQ :"d' 537-~ COMMERtlAL LiOT BY owner, ht otteHrw. Cozy ~ ~~ )oen, no ~+ vr!!i1~. -=.~ I I r r I .,.~--=~~ low. r,~rseft~~. !!!.r -~ ON COAST HWY. ......,. oo1iag.. 2BR. 2BA + 1 ;:.•-:;::::t.":.· ::.:::.;:=:.,..-~~ • d "51 500 B l.--'--L-_. __ .. _ _. _ _.. •-.. ~ N WPORT BE.CH nu l.100 1q ft untt. 21m, 18A COLLEGE PARK 1 BR. painted ... crpt ' "" · ' Y l!lllW from $~ -$.'lX)O. U E "' A (rplc. Top q u a 11 t y . Anttv!Qy Pool, H/F, 1 % BA. owner• MS-495'1 fJ PRINT' NUM8Etf0 I a you find the t:luyrr M hU-S..H 04" Tr41d9 SlO!l.150. 5 0 0 l>oinllcttlA, nt«il lovi.na: Clll't but only R\' Owner, 3BR, :lBA, blUns, Lf:TTEt$ die tht> dcta.Us for a nomU.I $17,soD 644-1.Jll or 6tMCl'19 '32,000. Exel. Klngurd fl"plc, utll porch. quiet tt. consulUng fee. Call Now Gw.. Wiii'"'"-, . ~al ~ ~ 4.ll >:oth<t. $32.>JI!!. 837-Gel7 .,_ Prime l'n>f><rtltt. 312-2911 RNllii ' ; 54M571 I Un 1o'n.defbur -· owNER:t br .. I ..... cpto. MESA do! Mar. "' ...,..., tr * CONDO 2 BR. 119,!0I. I Pantdloo oolwnn 11 *"'}<IOI dt!to. -· clbh1efpool. • BR. 1.18.9'0. 1142 Corona SC"AM-Lm ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 ·•••II now! '"""'Y oalnted. Sell kUe Items .. _ &U-5671 5 llnei1, 5.dl.)'I tor 5 buck•. i....:doie~~t~o.!»ChOols.~~-=-!!':~c.J __ _,i...,,,,, . .:..,,..="'"='--1._::..:::.":.::...:::.:...:=..:..:....:...:.::.:.:::...::...::.::.:_::_:.::.:__:_:__.:.:_.:.::.::.:_..:._: ______ 1 eau owner-13'Hili8 • . ' ' I I • • • SO YOUR LITTLE RED WAGON IS REALLY DRAGGIN' l\LL llLL. ADD HORSEPOWER TO THE FAMILY BUDGET You can handle those bills. All you need are the dol· lars you'll get for all the still-good, but· nobody· uses • them items you'll find all over the house. Make a list of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar· ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you • • . it'll pay you. And you'll be surprised at how fast you can sell iust about anything with a DAILY PILOT classifiedAmd. Try it today. Every day is a good day to use DAILY. PILOT WANT ADS (And You Can Charge Them) • • ., ., . I '• ' . ! " S-, M11 27, 1973 _,,, .. l~ I _ .... 1~1 1 _,,, .. l~ L ·~tat.. l~I ~ 1~1 -w l!il ~I .. f;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;/·l;;;•~g~uno:::..;8::•::•::dl::_ ___ ,:IA:"9=~u:ne~ll~•=•=dl~~;;~1 ; ... ;.;poo;rt;~Bo;oc;cll~:::1 N-port Bead• Butlnou_!':"l'""Y 154 Income P._...,, ' 16' Bual,_. ~ w....... 251 COUNTRY EST·TE ~ ~~;;.rJ".7=.~ STEAL THESE TWO 11!E BLU>'FS -c plan, • 1WO LOTS TOTAL IOI'..,; * ' UNJTS * Oppor!unlty 200 EXPAN!ION ,,_ -....,_ "" '"-_. BEAVTIFUL locaUaD Du.pies. l. block" to watct. br., 3 bl... mint cond. Lovely CJ-IOICE LOCATION Hun-Man Cuar 3 for t Renan POOL hi. homit, w/mAJJ.Y custom SOU'm LAG\ntA. 1 ~ /'Ull __ abil lot.. hll price ~ hell. 2 )'I'S. old, no llngton Beach. z 0 1N E o 2 Bdnn Wilt. w/flnplaca,. Af1L l.Jit yr. CiU Mr. \'lcror (n.CJ !utureol. ..... u !lnl<d "' '-di. N<"1Y ,.modelod ~ · -. r«.000 m.8233 BUSINESS, PROFE$10N· 0... Slory, E'.ncl. c....,., WELCH'S 'W-0302 OVER ~ ACRE !!u":d. • ....._ 111~) ~ ' Bclm>. lamll7 rm. ..... ~SPORTSMEN * Newport MaI..Jlh AL OR on·1CES. $17,500 Xlnt Cond. No ~i...7 _ PRODUCT M'~'°':"rlll"!':'~:..go,.,,,-, ----1 Custom -4 bedroom, S bath, -~...... dcdc w/O!ttU view. Gut.c _.a. ..... 1.-U--' '••-w ea. TERMS lt.Tile KAN· 107. DOWN ..,.. --... .._,, r-i ..... Wear c.'OCil: ceatcr, BBQ, food center, rai&lbl1dl L ._ uw. "'-by ownet n;QU\,~' -''"" "AK """' L., .. _, Kl 1 8111.loa m>Uar tnd1Utry needt Trust DMd• 260 :;;;;;• ...., .. , .........., & maoy """" ....,crlUI ~' 49;':"'m;'.'"wou1d ...,: --~ ,...,,, 1° •" OPEN SUN. 1 ·5 r • 1~ ~·Q Rd., ""' -rttponslbt• m"" and I ;;;;:~;;;:~;;;:;;;;;;;1 noon. 4 Car ~. b:>at 1eatur\t.'I; o.llo incl. de1ux• 11lde-r awn.mer rentab allo. •Wl.1 from it all • • . rotne 2 SAN N M11ut, Hawaii. wmitn to servk.~ high wt-I' storage. View of aott COl.lne. retrlg., wuber& cf!'wr. The BR. 2 BA live by the water wllh us. JI TA A A AVE. Commercial wne ~·era.a~ routH. PUT YOUR MONEY M-1d'11 qu&rten in rNr. Id. Prloe, with an extra lot, all FAMILY home, 4 • Condo with boot slip. wUI vie.,..· ot ocean & bay fruni Property ISi LIMITED OPENINGS TO WORK FOR YOUI 210' deep. A mUflt to aee. lndacpd .. fOc $108.500. Top or i.ht World.. BJ e.ppt. accomodatc 35 to, :£f It. UJ>St1tlrs t11.mtty rm. Oiann· PART OR FULL TIME Earn to•';. tn11•rc:i;t oo "'tU * JUST L1STED ottly. 4M-5646. Price fl!tSOO ill.I{ 2 bdrn1. & bRU\5, ntn!ni;:. 52 u . M s rx UNTT -·~mitntli wilt! ~ ' . ;69,NEACALLR NEW·ll533. This spaclouJ home, h.-lng 4 OCEAN views, 5 BR, 3 BA. 3 1·n1 .. lrplC'. ~ r .A. h<,~L F.:x· nit otel ocean brtttes. Spacious 3 NO SELLING o'Cl,l~ l!1d Trust ~IS on . BR., 3 ba. & lamlly nn.; blk1S to bell.Ch. By owner. JmES tra l~l'-kittht>n & brkfsL plus bnr & rcsta.ut8nt. Choi1t BR. I°" BJ\, blttns, crpt'd, Compeny ntablWies ron1-sr~~I ~~n~~~(.Ee{.!(;e. LANDMARK riey,• carpeting&: very clean? $61,SOO. $f-1754 , ..... 1 .. r.oo nr•·a. \\'alk-111 pantry, t•lr~·h Ha rbor Bh"1. location. 'T.l rirp'd. 65' xhoo300l ', 11c~~ 1 to n1erciRI or !111:1ory loce.tillns. · tTI.i) 5$.ntoo' · l''ubulOUtl ML vie"""· $62,500. "'' 1 ,_ cahlnt>!s & blt-!11~. 1:'.:xtra 0<.'('\INlncy UJl 43<;;~ over 11\Mt gramnU1.r !IC • .......,, n· No franchise ft.."f'~. Con1· • . , Cathedral ceilings, fully up. graded, heavy shake, 3 Bed· room!, 2 baths plus family. Finest lU'f'S.! Only $35,500. CALL 89:J.S533. * ENO THAT SEARCH: * La2una Nfluel ESCllMO J~e. dhlP. g:1r;cJ{e on :dlt>y yellr. Slt!1· or tong terin <'Orne. Asking S125,000, bul pletely St't'Ul~ in\'eittmi'nt. 4.';(,tl <.:11.mpus Dr., N.B. Lot ls 75 " 100 with ocean plus l',,1r1.1 Jl/1rking. $49.500. lcaS('. Ch\"lk.'r fl8Cihlt', tllr. mtt!'e nrt ort<'r. KINGAARD CASJt REQUIRED $.!196. view; 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, PANORA.MIC VlE\V f7M) 873·62to CA.l.L I!\.• ,,,.1,.14 Steine 639--1501 R.E. fit2-22'l2 for niore Information ·wri!t": ~~~~~~~~~ w/wann paneled family VW OI rnountalnl & coon-2001w.S.lbo.-lltwd. 9:'"'' ;:, OIAJL"\1,ING units in xlnl r rm., beam ceila. &:; a try club oa l tide -WHITE ~IMil:b·CIMIOmlil•J060 '•~ ~llM LAGUNA loc11.tion. close to N. C. B. C., Int',. Ji-1 v.·ondertul rock frplc. Hurry water ocean view on lhe NEW BALBOA'~M:«L everything, aJv.·8,)'s rented, 11()J Edgewater J:?r·· So1te 725 Houw fOfrt.lt~ on Uilil o~. Priced $49,950. other from this very con· Noa• N Rt:AL,tY 1 0111 I elCterlor just painted. Call Oakland, Cs.hf. 9'1621 * JUsr RlGHT * temporary uddtect design-DUPLEX '"P•rt •• ce R!.-U CARPE"'I' 497-1?61. Include Phone Numbe.r fOf' that small family« a dried·~. 2 .. drouel·-al.e f..1'.:'°'+Clrclden•, ~-e N-Pe-=-•-* LEASE OR BUY* tndu1trial Pr--rty 161J""'""'"""'"!'"'"""'"'"""": H---Furnished '"""'at week-ender. 2 Bdnna. .,. ,_ ......... ....,.,., .... ...,. • 'WD""" l BR. L@:e. famUy rm. 2 FuU -r--·---* * * --· ··-formal din., breakfut bar, kication. Spacious 4 and 3. D Id J 11 plua a lge. dreaslng or In-blttn li::lt. NEW plttlh crpt. Deluxe features inc I ud e ba's., 2 frplcs. Lge. yan:I. olV o •Y * • • 300 fant'a bdrm., 11Ai baths. NEW paint ins;lde &: ouL floor to ceiling brick Best N'pt. H'ts, location. 4 ACRES 17896 Cedar Tree Lane Good °"""' ..,,.., S«l,500. IT'S A BEAtrrY. $16,950. fireplace. 1.av;sb ""'o! tile A1'o, will tea,./oplion. C 1 LOT $17 500 • Irvine /t;;=~==~~===I * R-3' % ACRE* By owner. 831-2478 in kitcbentl and baths. Walle BALB~A BAY PROP. • • You M'I! ti-.r \·,inner of Huntington Harbour El Ca.riao Vllla&e; ll1f'-PANOn"nc in closets ..• ope.c beam * 642·7491 * 50 X 140' Near 19th & Wt>ll located oomu. Pment TWO FREE TICKETS W. R. McCutchooo 517 Vlo lido Soud Nawport BNch You nr" t'1f• winnt'r of LOVELY 4 BR waterfront By owner, '\'eekend OPEN HOUSE, 3817 Mi 1 t ra I 84&-2439 lrvlna rounded by Cleveland N&t'L n..IUJl! cell' , .... ....1-. are tor ~-"o,..-.,.-~--"'--Pomona Ave., C.M. priced lncom~ $Jtoo. per~· Great Forest·, beautiful Oalt trees. OCEAN VIEW in beB.utitul wgs. ~;:, a San Clemente lov.• at $2 50 So 11 potential • will d1vtde . Ap-to !he Rural environment. Mt. Monarch Bay Terrace 4 each unit. Steps to the · · · $1 25 f1 Southern California views. Will take 3 ,bldgs. br., 3 ba., beam eeDin,, beach. $100,000. Call GE;N'fLEMA_N'S HOME ., Wesl•t_~~~~or Co. ::; Mcc~1.· Re11ltor MOBILE HOME SHOW ;8,500. bltln kit. formal din, view 64S-7ln Looking for P'.1:vacy &: vlew . 2111 San J . 1.1.11 Rd 1810 Newport Blvd. C.f\I. J\tay 26th thl'U Junt' 3rd ENGLUND from all roonui:, Room for 35' bNln1 cethng !iv nn. 2 oaquin 1 ~ · r~• 7729 ' I II pool on lar. lot. Only 2~ l~e Bil, full ~e BA. s Pa.-NC>''porl. ~e~t£>r. 644-49IO ,,...,.. ANAHEIM STADIUM TWO FREE TICKETS to thl' South•rn Calffornla MOBILE HOME SHOW REAL ESTATE lr·~~· $89,950. By owner. t'IOOS ~·lu~ny kit., 2 frplcs. 'JWO ad101nzng 1nron1e prop. lo S 170 "c«l Sia!(' Collrg~ Blvd 1-r.tagnificcnt ocean vu fron1 erties, center C.M. $75,000. Lots r ale ~ Anahcini ., Architect's Delight "'18"'-T:;Hc:Ac:Ll=Ac,,.=--"'~~= NEW CUSTOM HOME /iv mt & BRs. J\rehitectur. by ownt>r. &45-2020/642~0 Plcn~r tall 642.~78, ('Xl 314 :.'000 Stntr C'ollrgc 131vd., TY.·t>-slory i::lass wind 0 w THE 3 BR, 2 BA, liunily rm, tor-ally Integrated _to lndscp. ~ Condominiums * * • to claini your 1ick!'ts. 1No11h Anfllic!ni greets you from the garden ma.I dining rm, lge view lot, bl.ks to xlnt swim heh, 180 for sale 160 Mary Joe Egen Countv toll fl't'e nuntbcr is Plcn~f' <"ni l !t.t2.~i67S. <"XI '.\\.\ Moy 261h thrtL June Jrd 111 1he ANAHEIM STADIUM entry of th is 4 lxlrm., 2111 VILLA bll1tslt;ga.s forced air heat-fl'Ontagc. Can build apt or 1 8811 Coast Hwy Sp 1 540-lz'io. 1 fo clfl!m your !i1·kt'ls. 1 North c .. , lownhouse. The rooms d ~-Ill e r -·• p · __ _. County toll free 11un11Jer ;~ .,.. "UP AT A VILLA, DOWN ing. a. Y to occupy, '-"V'lt-2427 F • D n ss Orct'S ,..,..e. rit.~v CONDO -Park-like sur. Laguna Beach * * * ' ~ are large, thP carpets plush, BY THE SEA," is the tact Owner/Builder Days ranc1sco r . right at $54.500. will rrade. roundings-1X>OI. NB, 3 BR, 2 "l'ou are the wtnner of lii""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 540-1220.) the di.J1ing fom1aJ and the theme for this imposing 831-1516 eves 833-3332 23852 Completion in June for this l08 Ave De:t Reposo Open WO S BEAUTY SHOP '"'°="*,..,,,:;*=-:;-:.*-- large master sllite with Span'·• •lyle home. Located ,w~-~""'"'Clrc!=°::•,_· =-· ~ lovely 6on1e in a choice Sun. 2LJ.37G-2814, n4'-n-1947 ~.364s43,.CXXI. Bkr. 673-5221, T FREE TICKET W' B I B11lboa Pen1nsula 11,_,\ace a dream. It's hard "'" r 4 BR 3 Ba t iiiiioiiiioiiiiiiiiiioiii;iii;;ii;ii ...,c-· · to the 1ns ot quo -·r hi<h up on 1 <>m"'"'s famed NDO 2 BA GoU area. " " am. • to resist so be prepared. Riviera coastlh; ..... DE"'I'Allr CO · 2 BR, on rm .. D.R. All elec. kitchen. WALK TO BEACH T.O.P. 2 Br 1~~ ba adult con. Southern Cellfornla Prime location. Newport Balboa Penln. Bayfront The price or $63,<XXI includes En MEDITERRANEAN ~~·bbltro%be~ ~ Used brick frplc. Ceramic Altractive 3 BR 2 BA 2 do. Owner desperate. $1t:n'.l MOBILE HOME SHOW Harbor Arell, SBR, IBA, pier. float, avail the land. ARCHlTECTVRE w ITH u • tile. Shake roof. Carpe~. story 00 oceanside of ~-below mkt. Bltns, pvt patio, May 26th thru Jun~ 3nl Newell Atsoc., mld June-July~-Also Sept. Vl"s1•on EXTERIOR OF ROUGH S3l-Q638 Room for pool. Offered at Landscaped, new paint in&: pool. 536-2029 at the Brokers Wkly, 673-aJ39 -CHALK WHITE PLASI'ER. lido 1110 '114,500. For 1nspectto>, out. ca.peting th ruou t. OWNER, 3 be ... ba. cpts, ANAHEIM STADIUM 4&1 North Cout Hlah..., Corono dol Mor I Moorish styled veranda with 2 STORY BEAUTY >Nle~calRol •,-·-Real*--$38,500. drps, patio, clbhae/pool, 2(XK) State College Blvd.. Laguna Beach tn4> 49f..QiEM .;..;_"-.....;.;..; _____ I 8 d he I a. view of the ocean far e-..u ... ,.,,.,n. ..,, GRUBB & Et.US CO. Close to schools, 5ti-8038 Anaheim 2 BR, completely furn. WB.lk re I ~::~1 floor plan featureUE•sr2 't't· t~. 'J!~ 3::~ ~ei: ~PEN HOUS~5647 2863 E~i?:.'. CdM Jncom• Property 166 ~~~~a~=b.erJo~: • Cocktail.xlnt buy ~~ ~ 4~ rs:: BDRMS. & DEN + G o glass, Open 4: 6P3.Clous. 6'5-7080 .f.U For You County toll tree number It e Mf,.2 lcinds Mon·Thun., all day Fri. S&t REALTY Univ. Park Cenl(!r, Irvine Call Anytime, 5.S2-T::i00 Office hours 8Al\I to 8PM BY O\VNER UNJV. PA.RI< 3 BR, 2 BA. t-aised dining room, open beams, wet bru', frplc, auto garn.g(' opener, low n1aint . yard, sprinklers, brick patio, wishing well, surrounded by pine lre('s. Walking dist. schools, shops. (R·l) Asking $41,500. ,,,...,... A RARE opportunity-1st time ottered • Uniwrsity Park, Hanover Townhouse. Air· cond. + many upgrades: xlnt location; steps from adlt pool &: jacuzzi. 18281 Mandrake ( co rn e r of Sandburg) Open 1·5, Sat, Sun, Mon. SMOG FREE IRVINE Immaculate 2 BR townhouse In Walnut Square, alr cond., 2 BA, $29.001. Red Carpet Rea/Ion. &.'il-3380 UNIV. Pk Twnhse 3 Br & sunny atrlunl. Abundant storage', deal.rable loc. Pool &: all pk privgB. 552-9639 Laguna Beach RM., OR STUDY. Massive Formal dining & game SAT & SUN 1·5 540-1220) Sh d & Sun. <we reaJly n1ean it )\iv. rm. 3 c $120 ocx:i 309 CANAL ST. S50CKI DOWN 1t * * e Co fe• op Lo n WI OCEAN VIEW , area. ar gar~. ' . WATERFRONT _ New 3 San Juan Capistrano Costa f\-1esa location. Shows e Apt R•ntal, 2 Bdrm Fountain Yaney TIMBERED c E 1 L 1 NG 't'.trittingt.•m ~--•tn bedrn1, 1% bath, exclusive * OPEN HOUSE * ~dh1~wpyn~!~rZo~~~~ * ~ LOTS * HOLLAND Bus. Sales TIED BY CRISS CROSS p lkl ~'.:t Nev.'J)Ort living. Fee simple. Three adplnlng lots 60x300 4 BR. film rn1, pe~ &: kkls BEAf\-1S, IN AUTIIENTIC r:..:::: ... ,....,...,..._ .. ~ 500 J . h * * * * * * * Possibility to add more h Ea Wd Cofit M 645-4170 or 540-0008 l'Ve. ok, $350. mo. Summer only. SPAN ISH STYLING. ~~ · '!:'c~J.yd,;" otn your ost SUN May 27, 2--5 unlts eac · s e a esa. 1716 Orange, Costa Mesa Ava.II 6/15. 962-3533' CENTER FIREPLACE. 3336 Via Udo • 6T;>-{1123 '" 32932 Avenida DcscaflSiO ' Will lake 6 units ea.ch.I!'~~!!!!~""'~"!"~!!!! c=~="-=="--- W/W carpets thruout. Enjoy This Summer Ontu Outstanding 4 BR, & ram 2 X 4 = 8 UNITS lfi.'f' ~ ,,.,.1_.14 TAKE over laundry E'luff & Huntington Be11ch Central kitchen has RANGE. Solidly built baytront with ~IV21 rm, 2 BA, all bltns Incl 31h Spectacular location & you 91,,:,' Fold for $200 down. F\rll OVEN, DISHWASHER, & pier & IJoat.' Spacious 4 BR/ .,, ton cooling system. Elect can buy one fourplex or ,,._ ,..., price $2000? Will train neiv NEAR oce•n -avail. June opens to DINING AREA. If baths. 3 Car garage. Sandy gar door op en er. both! Walk 10 the greatest i'i!I:~ 0.,..1ier. l-527-5388 after 23rd to Aug 18th. UUI pd, youhaveatlairfortheolde beac-h/ocean we. $22S,OOO. Professionally decorated. shopping ctr (South Coast NtarKewport Pott Offlc• 4:30PMCollect. $300. mo. No singles, refs. World design, thC'n you must LIDO REALTY Paved area for boat or Plaza). Lovely llvlng & of-ICE CREAM PARLOR requlrl'd. 962-9604 SL'e um charming bit of old 33'n Via. Udo, N'pt Beach 515 w. Commonwealth Ave trailer. Cathedral liv rm fers ~ terrific inveslntent EXCHANGE Ma.in St, Balboa. Priced to Laguna Beach Spain. Off$5ered3 500for, * 673-7300 * Fullerton. 870-6667 w/trplc. $42,900. benefit. The!IC re~ly make R-2 Lot/will take 6 Unit.I sell imme<l. $13,500. Coast ' Save-By Owner Blutb Condo * ~f'* 1r'~!;~ * sense. ~11 immediately. Huntington Beach • Properties (7l.fl 673-S4lO $225 -utU pd, charming 1 hr BE TIIE lST TO SEE IT! LIDO lale's best 5 BR., only * Vista Caudal-Bay View 3 Call Richard Van Wert FOR· lO t l5 . Unit i ' firpJc, View home, So. CALL NOW FOR APPT. $128,500. John Carey, Rltrs., Br, 2 Ba~nd unit. APARTMENT HOUSE qraQgc eo:ity. 1 n G~l~~1srr~~:GES 1.agW\8. . • · · MISSION REALTY 968-7287, 646-7414 Vista. Dorado-wide gmblt Santa Ana SALES & ANALYSIS Spo1rllnt lnYHfmant TRANSPORTATION PLANS $325. -2 br, 2 ba, firplc •• view 985 SO. COA5'T HWY., Ml alon Vlofo 3 Br + den, 2Y.r Ba end unir WNE BR, 2 BA C home, 1ar, yd, 6 mM lse LAGUNA :;.::.:1::.:;;;;.,...:.:;::;:'-----* 2407 Novia~former model 0 R, 3 • ram la orp. If you kne\v what would hap-$400. _ uUJ. pd, J+den+.fam Phone (714} 494-0731 OPEN HOUSE 3 Br, 2% Ba, end unit. rm .. completely upgraded. -638-5662 pen next ~u'd be able to rm, firplc, Avail 6-3-U Open House Sat/SUn 1~ Shag cpts, cental air, bltns, :.ot make a. ~·tse Investment. , moc opos."1.'°1sruyno.u&rinM1onpoc.lt·lonS SAT. SUN. & 615-3535 p~~sac& Nrl;...~?'· ~o~ ~ 1g:!LY~~~ ~a.in A~~ Welohayov~.ac""'a1Ipooa1!o>e aa'°popmak<.t e NU:VIEW RENTALS OPEN 1 :30--5:30 557-26ll ~-A ... ;:,, .,.,.., -~ $13,500 w/easy terms~,. (Il4) 64'2-2385· ~ 673-4030 or 494-3248 2954 Zell Drive MON. 1 • 6 600 TUSTIN AVE. LAGUNA CANYON Ebb Tide Rellty 1 1 · SUMMER reotal' 1 BR. olpa Spenish Beauty Put this on your list ·u a 3 BR, convert. den. 2 Ba, Westmft;ister. PROPERTIES 496-4664 nvestmen 4, ocean vu, clOle in, pool Big ocean view; new 3 MUST BE ~~f 24582' Frplc. Vacant. Lovely yard. • DUPLEX, 2 HOUSES &: S Golf course R-1 Lot Opportunity 220 table, TV, romp. turn. Bdrm., 21.~ baths: overlook-Vanessa Dr. MlSS on Vlejo.2 Quick possess. $44,950 GET A HORSE SHOP SPACES • $125,000. 158' on 15th Tee, of MPsa SUN VALLEY $250/wk. Avall Jun J.$, fng the city ol Laguna Super Sharp 4 Bedroom, GEM on this little ranch, zoned 0 2 HOUSES • 2 ACRES . Verde C.C. Fantastic view, 494-t723 Beach. Beam ceil's., dbl. bath 1 Home 1with Huge R-4. You can farm the $72,000. 546-300) / 54~1!r.f; AREA MOTEL l7L"'ld7 0 -: 1 -,, 1 ,- 0 ------ frp/c., Jots of wood, Spanish PSunkane edTuFamiMy Ro o m , 1610 W. Coast Hwy., f'!:~· .,..,.., south 40 or just live &: enjoy e 12 ACRES . Great pot en. VU lot in Lquna OOx100 18 unit motel with 350 feet of/;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,/ tile & glass. Prlvate htd. &: en bin aster Bath, REALTORS .... _, the country Ii k e at· tial . $79,000. $2J 000 ' • Highway 93 frontage In wilt'd. swim pcxil. A real Pool-size Yard and Many GOLF COURSE mosphere. Anyone can buy. • CUSTOM CABINET SHOP ii~3-941J alt 6 pm Kelchum, Idaho. $250,000 jewel at $&5,000. Directions: other custom f ea.tu re 5 • Jlurry, It won't last at ·Excellent return. $67,600.l--""-'.;'V;,,IEW;;;;;;:,LOT;=;oi-J"-"-price includes land for 40 U T I l!ill I Zell Drive by or call 646-05.55. ESTATE •~ 500 l I t t ENJOY SUNDAY Ja1ch e~i :1gns. s 0 · -"for ·PERFORMANCE aguna nv•s men 1 Newport Beach view of bay additional units. Excellent Rambling ranch on exclusive 963-5621 2097 Laguna Canyon Rd. & ocean $57 500 979-3194 lnYeStment opportunity in a BREAKFAST 9· l~ privoto •U'eet. 3 bedroom• LAGUNA BEACH 494-1055 Mo j 'ft-~--fa'" growing area. Call or Macnab-Irvine LI DO NORD BAYFRONT 2 Ba •-2 inclu.-1; .. ,...guestfaci l lty. 40 GARDEN unten, ~ write Hap Boyd at Resort 2400 ft . 3 B.R. ln:i, '"'06 9 250 R-•rt 17" n--• •--.. N> Fireplaces. Open Beams. Take advantage. $3 , · raJ •-"t n.ecwty, ul\;., Box .JVU, ::;w~m~~-:_ue16n~r;s -494-5671 •n-2100 Ag*en~=RONTI * ~~n~f" I~ UNITS ARROWHEAD -nu clel~ ~~~.:11395s~e I k · all ·1y ~---------furn. condo 3 BR. 2 BA, Deck oo IS over ci La N' I PARADISE dock right.I, no. 4 Meadow Investment f'lm, 31111 boyfront -rn w/pool table, "M!t bar, den. Pier " llip tor 40' boat. S1800 mo/yrty. Amy Guton 64U236 (!!17). li~ll. and WlUte waier guna 1gue .,,=:::::::~:=:;:'.::=::!._ 7,000 Sq. ft. of wood & charm Acreage for sale 150 Bay north. on lake nr w od View. Steps to catholic This spaclous 4 bdrm. home -.: d 1 S320 000 W~ can Nbstantiate P &: L BlueJa.y. JSl,900. Owner. ant 230 church, walk to town and ofJers bJTathtaking view ot Newport Beach up l"l.DO R, EA. LTV :n ACRES Chol . figures on lhls one, aa we 714-552--7766 Open wkenda ---------642 -•• ocean in minutes. Charm golf course. n..:...t, peaceful ... ,,...,..1 H H. 395ce "'Hewld manage it Beautifully main-.1:1.5 ' CAPITAL WANTED FOR _ _,, 644-6200 pen;onllied, and it has never area. \\•ood'""' bum in g * BUY ME! * 33TI Via Lldo~pt Beach d""'v~ ~ Th~-lained In every respect. • MARINE ORIENTED PRO-J ,...,.,.,...,..,..,..,.,. ... J Mar.nab · Irv me been list~ before. $65.0CXJ. fireplace in large liv1ng * 673-1..JW * .. ~n000 ey Mr Rob'"-· $495 oco. Princlpal& Only. PALOMAR Mtn lot, xlnt >UCT MR. MURPHY'SJ3.0800 Newport Buch room. Luge yaro with I'M DANDY DUPLEX! 1 * 2 UNITS * ""''""" par ng nvH mon road, olll ovoll. 13200 cash noy to ... 2 SUPER DUPER ....,, acre. . .... .,,.,n, S ' II I 1 1 cabin site borders paved. Mo l 40 /;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I FAMILY HOME glistening J\Ialibu lights 10 have pier & float plus 2 Plus lull size R-2 lot. 1h Blk. 675-8110 54&-5647 Corp., 638-5662 or $3995 terms. 847-1787 I addlh a 1 .och ,~f2 500sparlde in lge., oom!orta.ble apt&.· with to ocean. $97,500. BUILDER'S ATTENTION 'l"lllPLEX CABIN at Crest Line. Ac-Rlc*herd*Mon~lor Located in the heart o e evening. -• · extra. ... a..wng in cho•'ce * ALSO-* Chol I · ~ .• · A 11\ 4 1 ~ BR . ........ • . ce oca.t1on, • .... tin. P-commodate 9. Week ·or S Laguna NigUl'l. ~e • ~/.tz.;n, le<;al1on. I am priced for 3 ne-.v dunJexes lill,000 ea. proved for 45 unils. Three 2 BR units on Scott weekend. Call 56-'lll<>~ 16152 Weetlea 2B white brick firepl in LR. qwck ··' • To ••• ' D ., Pl CM Mod & h -F nt I V II ' · oJ .... e. ""°" me • BAlhOA BAY PROP ANIA R!;iu..TY CO. " · · em s arp, O of S ou • n • ey High on a JI.ill w/v1ew D.leaae e«ll 675-7060. D . • * 64~ * pride of ownership, good In· ut tate Prop. 171 You are the winner of Macnilb-lrvine DOVl!R SHORES ~~"i~;,,,~'°5~. :::~ REAL ESTATE BALBOA BAY PROP. * 673-7420 * Bu1lne11 Property 154 notion hedge. ;.10 mo. In. 40 ACRE cow RANCH TWO FREE TICKETS paneled fam rm w/wet bar. 1100 Glenneyre St. LAST CHANCE II ''SUPER HOT'' c<1me. $47•900· ASSUME PAYMENTS to the 4 BR.. 4 ba., view home. Dining rrn. June 15th to Aug. 15th. Maxine Williama 642-87.'\5 (ff....50) big enough for 2 pooltubles. 494-9473 549-mt,.6 FOR SALE BY OWNER Rustle 3 BR, 2 BA charmer. OFFICES CALL $ 646"1414 $8400 original price may be Southern California Lar!<• !ncd & ld>epd yanl. $69 900 Hooae made tor family ac-Open beams, !pie, bJJns, LEASE SALE 91,.,,,,._ aaaumed by making 2 back MOBILE HOME SHOW Macnab -Irvine $44,950. 1 tlvitles , .. 420 sq ft game Newport Heights! JU.flt re-• %il#fk..., payments 0 f $68.14 and May 26th thru June 3rd 642..8235 644-6200 FRUIT TJtEES OoJslanding view home with rootl>, 30Xl!i' llv rm, dining leesed at l'W.950. !Aw _,, EASfSIDE COSTA MESA, &EAL TY amnnlng prlncl~ bolaoce al the GALORE miles of the coe.st and coast rm, 3 BR, 2% BA. In OK! Huny! V. E. Howant just ofl Newport Blvd. Ideal Nt•r Newport Po it Office ~·07 at t ~ Int. no ANAHEIM STADIUM I BR. house, $145. Part1ally Hice 4 B~. 2'ni J;lA, all elec- tric boroe, big country kitchen. Laguna NlgUel. 139'AmNTION INVESTORS Profea.slonal office building 1\te e.valla.ble, North Consider trade, Lake Shasta Laguna, zoned C-L Coruilclcr trade!, L&ke Shasta area. $179,000. CENTURY 21 R.E. 494.9794 night lights. Four bedrooms, Mariner'• School &: Park &: Co. Realton. 645-3400. for Medical or many other DELUXE 4-PLEXES wt t'fl ~en Nust 3!JJ 2000 State College Blvd., furn 2 BR $175. AIM walk to family, dining room, at· Area. Znl livable eq ft. . . $l40 OOO Oce nfront uaes. Total· of 4 offlces, Ap-Only 3 Left! &st rental area. C: U highway o. · Anaheim beach, 2 Br &: 3 SR, H.B. tracttw Spanish decor. Call S56,<m. Open ho u 1 e • • prox 860 MJ·· ft. each. Posst. All units have frplc's, d&b· Ne!. k ~.1 .... ~ ~la,· PleMe call 642-5678, ext 314 singles or tamillea, A It. 675-7225 Sat..&m-Mon 1..S. 18 0 6 Duplex hie lo combine 2. Leue $300 whrs, forced air heat, air/ c.o&o. Md .. fue"f~ hun-to cla!m your llckebl. CNorth _F~. 979-8430, Highland Dr., &t6-1887 ~ ~ = W:,. ~ per mo. each. Potential cond., closed garaees. Pool ting flahlng &: aki areu Of Count:v tall tree number ill YE'°'ARL~"'y'-'."2"'-'e~R~ .. ~,~ .. -. =21S SPYGLASS HILL water !:1: 0~~ ~ ;1(,n f~ avail. Walk to shop'1, 8Chla C.Olon.do. Call collect for 541J.1Z!O.) 30th Street. $300 Month New Spyilus Hill home with H0RVAn\' REALTY 646-0555 &: park._ John (303)384-1739 * * * Bay & Beach Rlty. 675-DXI v1..., oJ Nowport 11ubor & '·" 1 Da ' Sparling lnveatmont NEED CASH? Catalina. Wand. 4 BR., 2\i _,,_ or ve C 638-5662 Ranches, f'arms, tiouse1 Unfurn. 305 ibe.thl. Many upgraded O:· 615:-1972 494-<l615 orp., Groves • 180 $1,000, or UP TO $3,000, ----------...... rue.ooo. BEACH DUPLEX FOUR 2 Edem 1 car guage $10,000 AND MORE Gonoral Turner Assoc, Steps to ocean • $71,500 houses on % acre in Costa 2~ levw!I ael'el be.tween Remember Avro Thrift for 1105 N. Cout Hwy., Laguna 5 APTS •. 2 LOTS lYlC'sa. By owner $59,CMXI. Capbi:t:re:no & Lake El!'linore. a Real Estate Loan. Upon ----------1 EMERALD BAY •~1177 An I X1n tnco 000 546-T;i06 s.J.920-acre. S9Th down PRY· approval, use. the money -~•..,~c...;c;..c..:..._;Y'c.;.;mc.;.:,•-NEWtPOR""'T -B195EA. CH E-side cr.1 -Six 2 Br un ils ment, euy trrms. 833-322.1 hov.'evl'r you like. Abo asl< Channing early Calli. con-Oc nf Du I temporary home w/open •a ront P ex REALTY 67.>l'42 w/encl _gar, $9'}) inc per Rul Estate Wanted 114 about our unM'CW'ed per-RENTALS beam ceils. thruout. Eawy Old world charm but brand 1no. Owner. $87,500. 548-9695 ~nal loru1R. flCT.'f!M to priv. beach, ...... i. new, Intricate woodwork & 3;Z7 Newport Bl\'d., N.B . * nuick Cash * --,.. --APlltn..,. 1000 N. Coas1 1-Iwy. ........ celling•, glau & rock. 4 HILLSIDE home-Architect [ " 1 ~ .,. _,.,.,......,. ........-.-Du..._ LoguM Beach tennis els. -& poola, 3 ~ .. 3 \VIII buy your pro~ny All ,.._. balhs, convert. den, flep. Bdrm. up Ir: down. Gracious deaign, CWltQO) built, 4 M b" I H cm:JI 1 · 620 NPWPOrt Ctr Dr ttouae. ~~q~:.::i~~·l~S ~~~:;!'~~~,.~:'if~~ llvJi'ltA"v~.:.Ji""~000• ~~··~.~.B~p~ 0 I e omes ,..... cash wit~.~"' Call Newport ~~~~O! 0 83:).~ <'llW.UthSJ,Cos!aM .. a 802 Manzanita Dr. rm.; cyf~lce A ~.,rm. Ask tor Dave DAD:.Y -°Bai Sf3.-0272 . . ...J: ~ 185-1 S. Const l-lwy., Laguna s~t~::,~;:.~~1:: :~~~..;;~ol ~:.~~~ 21n,.:!i~..=:::: M~~~·s':i:""' 12SMO:.:~·s'!r;-125 ljl~ll 1st TD Loans co:~oa~c·:;~CE t1le new plumbing & more! noo N, 0>8st Hwy,, Lquna =:.~net~' $52.900. By owner. ph eves M t H R tals 12xfj() Star mobile home. Xlnt BAOKlRS INC. UP TO 95% ~1-Cos:H ta Me-aa, ~ 'BR., study. dining rm. & 494-1177 Anytime toll paper, 'unled ., ... ; & wkends. -°' 0 or ome en cood. Awning,.,.,....... !rv1t YOUNG ooople -home 2nd TD Loans 1US:'",,,::'J:'°"f\Jrn. bed.. frtllc., with B. K00St apt. OCEAN FRONT l'RI-PLEX ""-led glll'. Much, much &l).(l228. PrinclpaJs only. tree reftig., $38S), Mu.t be Hnta. B(h!Newport area. 3 ••r Utt!~ ~ below. All on Mcluded, + 2 ~. tt6() 000 JSM-_._ t;;;; SALES • LEAS IN() ·-"" .,._ hr Prefer to auume No "" ·• ....,..... -~-· lot. "'-ly 4 biles. to --~ .. ~to'""• .-~ , • '" monil Don't mllm tb!I one, mvVE In cont!. 4 BR. 3 BA. • mov=. ~ ma~ to In-· · L t t 0 C $300 -4 R, 2 BA homa w/ be7ch"' &: y.V'bik. to biah ~ACTOus • BDRM ~USaun 1-6. Owner ~~ ~:i ~~ D nhim"r -M t facUHlty ~~ 2766 Brlltol, CM. :.:0::9 ar units San ow~ttl::M,~~e:. o. pool, kid.a, petl. qlJ,, ok. ~~I::.~ Pork Dr near town, 1-ch, $63,1'50 RESORT UVING....,, "'>' i.nnfa court. Nr achls, l':.'1'. a a 0 or omes *BEACH BARGAIN* Joan,« Dana Poto!. Pt-Inc. 642-2171 545-Mll 1;;;~,'!~.~;.n;..gar., encl. Ocean view; bea.ltll, pa~l-Lovely 31tffG: rm !am for $31.500. S.,.lde Vlllap, A library Owner 645--7. Beach 100 )Ids, lowest Jot only. Mom/late eve•, Servtna Harbor ~a 21 yrs. $1.SO • Nice 2 BR. stove, trtr, Inc. 2 frple1 .. 3 BR., 3 ha., nn, v1ew. s,9sooo ' lge clubhotm, pool, beach, $98,500. 531-6800 rent on coast $7600, $100 547-"'821 CA$ll IN A IJURRY! cpts A drpe, 1ar.. end. t1UT1lly rm. & dining nn. NEWELL ASSOC BKRS boat •llpa, 2 BR. 2 ha, Ul'.52 BY Owner -On the W11.ter. down. Bargain yet PLUSH. BotTow on your honie. r>uld l:Wlfloo. 2500 Sq. ft. (.1osc In bea.ch, '8l N th Cofuit H1gtJway Mobile, 3 yn old, wood Own )'OW' own 2 Br, 2 Ba 1Dx50 MOBILE I? om e l-;x1ra den, AUndeck & for or not. U~ tu"rls to CO"· CALL 545--0W town a: 11Chools. An hone.I , .... o~--h 171411__ •lcf1r¥t lhlngles,· beaut Onlo. Marble. mirrors, w/IOx.30 cabana built on, carport. 841)...7157 QUICK CASH soUdate bWs. Improve )'(ll!t- Laguna Oiarmer, $77,500 ..._una ~c ~.Nlmo\ed38 '-E ~! lwcury. Pool, boat allpt11, oov back ~tlo, ~ut BAYSlDE V!lla,ae·Nt!1JOI1.. home, buy new profW'11y, or LAGUNA BEACH OmCE LAGUNA VIEW LOT vw .... r, o. • 300 E ......... t RC\11'. auard. $1 3 5. o o o. lnd~pa:. lots of xtnu. 800 ~'l5 2 bt 2 ba Ololct for any good purpoSl', Con. Sfirving l..agu.na, Dana Point. lJIG OCEAN VIEW LOT EMERALD BAY lU'l' Jlwy, N.B. 67S-35.1S: . \V. 15th St. spc 28, W.B. location. ~ner. 67S-l069 fllk!ntial, fast :u!l'vh·,. In San Clemente, Caplatrano above Victoria Beach. Plans 1127 Emera1'1 Bay U7,500 -SOMF..RSET model, Harbor PIU btaeh, Loore) 2 BR 646-lim --t NEWPORT BAY THROUGH A your home or our otrlee. $165 • Rull'tlc 1 BR, •hM!, ~~iof~!e~'iio.~ ba. plus For Iola & homes caU: V!ew llCJMS, by OWrter. 5 • Ba, Cozy cot taa e, l\tOBILE honie with atbana DOLLllOUSE SIG~AI. MORTl~AG!-: CO. relrlg, lllils. pd. nr. oce&n. -494-7SS1 Bill Grundy, Realtor f.!,R, 3 BA, beaut de:oontt'd, W/pl'tto, yrd, bofir !f()l'ttgt', and lnts of gla.s!I 011 New 2 BR _ pvt bc-ach 17141 556-0106. $aJo • Cozy cottage, wQOd 1000 N". C".tt. l{wy .. LaguM 12!; llAy~id~. Npt 8'!11ich lee land, $83,900. 644--5300 ~to sell. 644-7311 or Wll.ll'rfront Int tn Nr11tpor; Adults flG,500 67"'.HJ723 DAI LY PILOT sri't~·~~~~ty~~ ~ .. blk. 67MJ61 H.V.J{. 3 BT .• F R, lfll: yd. w/vlcw. 2BR 2BA, llrepl, DEL!Gf.ITFUL Bay 1 id c 2ND Trust Deeds 10 OOach, newtv doc. vacant. £AN Fee $68,500. 1991 Port Dl.1plexea near the ocea.n h!tins, furnished. N ~ r Vlllllge Npt Sch 20x~ $.100 . BetlCh lovers! 2 Bl\ N*!..* 29CBR. 2VJEWB,A. *,~ Nel110n, Open S&t/Sun 1~. Miles Lar100, Realtor everything $18,500. R~2840 Mobue' Hom~ s1 6,rioo , WANT AD PRIVATE FUNDS AVAIL.. 1 yard pet n'\' (•·")M' ' I ,, j ~t. la.rge kitchen & &#-5035 * 6'f3..85G3 * 1972 BAINBRIDGE 24x60, 675-5743 Any Amount A~11' SUMi.J.~·· RE~ :-,.-,.=--==-=,.-! dining room, buUtinl, !k:IU' WATERFRONT OCEANFRONT 2BR, O.n, r.mlly park, by NEWPORT BAY BEAtrrY * Call 675-4494 BKR CALL '94·9491 F'Pt l'ftlJIW a.re fust a phone ~· $39,SOO. 494-75081 3BR. Fam Rm, model cond Duplex, o.., n er J a 1 en t O'N!'lft. 1'16.000 or otfrr, 2 Br 2 BA aundeck. pvt bch • f'1tr" LANDLORDS * call •Wll' ~. 49WZ1I. Otmer. 644-000TIBU4977 f73..m: 586-TJGS alt epm A: wkmdt Adult park. 5'f0..3612 fREE kENTAL SERVJCS t'Dl.frr • • • s....,, .... 27,1973 ~ [ -... ~ ![el [ _,,._ llel i" ..__,,,._ -,.._., ·-l•I ,. .... ,_,, ... _·)Jtl I·-"'""".'"'--11'l HouMI Unfum. J05 ~---;;;;;;;1 ~----..::.~ Aptcl',..... """""'-JM Unfum. (==1,KEX) I S b .. _,.,_ RMll:lelle-.... Ho-"""""'-JOS MIHloe Vltio ~Coot~·~~--....... -f';:"':'::.·:-U;lll:""':--~----~Apt~.j";"jii:·;----Apt. l~"~·~·~·~Ubfvm.~~~_:305~ll~c_! .. ~1·~""~·~·~---irvtne !BR. 2BA ....... ~dlw.,_ LIVE LIKE A v•""" ~C;-';•;;M;;;;•';;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;c;;°';;';;";;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; =Cot=••:..,;;M:;•:;"'----· 1-"' -·-··········· 0.-01 MESA VERDE. l Ill!. 2 BA. w: pr, """' -~ . "u,... DELUXE ---···· f'OR JM.e umwr Park -1r clean1nc own. patio. E L ""'-• ...,... ._. ,.., .... ·· · LANDLORDS I ,_ .,....... th"'"" t , • ' i;;.;.., -• priYI.. IS. At 0. • .1_. Prices! COME SIE WHAT A R A .... RDEN APARTMENTS -"' -············ • dnlp<• W.-.,.,,,.,,, paUo Lux. 3 hr. 2 "" _,__ ,.... ......,,., •1'••0~ENT LOOICS LIKE _, ' 1 "' -......... . W ~·•· In N _ w/covor --~ malrltmanco Pftmlum <)-It loca· t»-0871 FURNIBHED . ~ ,... ---Alr o.1-J'rplc'• -3 Swim---...•.....•.. • __ ,.. ... ~. ' ,_. lion a-to~.• .. nm. ·~>'URN'--Hit• llv In • home 1w $162.st/mo. ~-. H.alth Spa • -....,.,_ ····•··• &each e Cotma <Sri Mf>I' e k water bill pakt. SJOO per • .........-· S•n C .. ment• ..,.. ""'".s:.w ........... _ ,... _____ .. ~:: ::?M ........., ........ • .. , ·-·na. Our Rf.nt&.I Str-mo. 714 ; 54fr-07t9 or 714: Bnut. cleccw, ifM:ly peUo" We otter Peace & Quiet, 2 BR., 1\IJ ba., % \AIU&U • UlllUllll ..., _ ............ t.r Mii ....... . ._.. -JJJt.-atrium ~ n--idential tte1-h11 * POOLS kin cui paUoa -.-.. ,.,.... Blllllrd Room. ~ ..., ........... 1 vice .. FREE 10 You! Try ~· . r•o:a .,. PJ! g spaces, v. . I ·~· ...... _.... l.Bfdnn. From $165 .......... """' .......... . Nu-Vlew! WANT mature responsible 3 BDRM, 2'rl Bath ln New 2 ' 3 BR. 1!-S·2'rl BA, * ENCLOSED "'\ No c dren or peta. 2 Bednn. •"nml $315 ='.,._.~·::::::·:::: ,. NU.VIEW RENTALS adullL "'""' "'"" .-.i.. t1ni~ty Parlr.0 ,}'..'J:! 1 "11 dean °"""'·1 dsw"''.!· GARAGES "EDITERRAN' •N ""-•"'...'!".'-·.::,·.,.····=:.:··.·. ·•,,. 673-«).'I) or "94·3248 3DR. 2BA. M'lll Verde Prtv..., •. $300/M . ....,..,,.,'19 encJoled aar. IW "' poo ... , *CONVENIENT f M ~ ..__.... ....,. • ... _ .. -,_ .l .... 1 p1 , _ ..... h uz. to !300. 492.mo. FOLLOW THE MAP TO VILLAGE '"•••· ....,, •-.... • l BR I 81 Uo l'P IJVlll'I: _, ....... ~ .... UI uigun• -c ro AI~L BEACl-fF.S .,,....... or.,.. c.. ~ .......... "' , w w '"· "" ;.i · s;o co..""°". iw2-00s Tow,,,,_. Unlurn. »5 FRO $ '0 "ONTH • °"" ""' '-" ........ "' Cabana Oub, Pat'. S!\.1 s ato-0=~~P~1~,------$225 _ 2 BR cornpl redec. M I"' M -~ .. -Wils G d 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ltattdllt. ,..,.._ •-..... 1• 8341 Mufl!lter. Ctill !213) ene 0 n • IJeaul. oeean view. f)t('k. H t •·-·h on ar ens (TI') 557.S(nO ll:NI •tt• ....._. ········ .,. 794-102'7 ~Ing on .._.. h~ I ADULTS PLEASE n*"'"-AL omCE ... , ltt•I• ...... .......... IM 1-':'.!:""'---------1 1-~ABUWUS ocean harb vu. 4 $275 -N~ 2 Br, 2 Ba. hou84'. ..:..+-=:c!!!'--f-~" College P•rk _ Br., 3 be , tam nn, (rplc Ocean view. 3 d(>(!kl. \'ERY niCE' clean 1,2.3 VII.LA POMONA wu.M>lt 2283 Fountain Way E11t. OPEN 10 to 6 DAILY -··-·----~· u..i ...... •••::: 675-1414 1450 - 3 BR. 2 BA, lrplc, dbl Bedroom. Townhouses, stve FOR 1..4':&.ll!'. :1BR. College crp .... .,.. . ......, nlO. Jt:Rr, blJC vani. Ouie-t/nice. & refrig, crpts, drps, trplc, Parle 1775 mo. K<h ~ pei. El Toro NU-VIEW RENTALS fenced .. tJo. rec ""''· OK. 557-9234 o;;....;...;.;.... ______ 16~ or 494-3248 $16S-$210 963-fml UKE FOttSt new 4 BR, 2 1:C;°';;°";;;";;d;•;l;;;l/ll;;;;r;;;;;;;;;;;;1 BA. w/w t'pl , F/P, D/W, L•IJUM Niguel It $290 mo. 6 mo. lse Avail 7(1 -495-'TS Macnab-Irvine Realty Comp&JlY ()ce,an View. CdM Lo\•ely JBR, 2 bath honic lireplc's -dbl. garage elec. opener. S475/~1o. Yr· ly. llarrlel Perry 642-8235 ~528 ) Macnab·lrwine WHEN PLACING A WANT AD IN THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT JUST DIAL 642-5678 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 Fount•ln Velley 1Joh 1'1Pi!il . I ---1l~ulior ··srNCE 1946" l s! \\lt>.~1ern Bank Blclg. Un iver~ity Park. lrv:ne Oays 552 .. 1000 Nlghls 2 BR. 2 Baths ......... $325 3 UR. 2 baths ••.....•.. S275 3 BR. 21 i ba .•• $3251350/375 4 BR. 21 i ba .••••••..•• $450 We Have Summer Rentals • • VISIOD- i) red hill PHONE 642-2015 \ 1760 Pomona Ave.) We give you more room for le11 moneyl Stop By or Call Now .......... 646-2"46 -OCEAN Breeze Apu • Spac- ious 3 Br, sep lndry rm, $1!0. No pets. Max. 2 Child· L-----...J 1L.::~ 365 ren to 6 )'l"S. 2286 Canyon Dr. 642-2222. -Htw-.flll'lllllMll .............. . ""* ........................ -Mwtft ....... IMlf...-. ••.••• 11t C......,,..._ltfM ..... • , ........ ~IJ c.n..n.111111rM ~ •••••••• -COlll9. 111n1, ., 9111ura. ...•...• m T..-.....VM tvni ............... 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Robinson, Place --.... o o o •· -~. r-----.--.-.,4fl Realty, 494-9704, 499-1460. •-~ .....,..._ ,.. ~"' .-i. ... .....,.n, 4i VILLA, 2 BR. 2 BA, prtv .,,.. ...... ,.mn.itt\ ._.....,. wnt1 • .. ,,.,., hiWdl beach, pools, tmnls, newl,y •••• .,.._., ftdlttllis •ldl ..,, ...,..,._ ~ dee .• 499-3906 546-4678 dllflltl , '"""'111c1111 "Ac•....-tlYtl -.i• ..,. ••• Newport BHch " _ _.... "'"'" "' ...,"1fttr ....... ..,... LN-. wlllllifltl tir1-. ......... ... Ml'MAI .. ,.,_ • • • U• !-"URN. t.uxury penthOU.'JC ••c.111• 141111 ,....., wo11 ~ ,,..,,... .., ...,.,. not on Ol'"llnfronl. J Br, 11tuM MtVl1ry IT'ttm. cllMf <1rc111t TV. ,., f'lec. kll<'hen, frpl c. sun-~ deck. Av&ll Jt:nc 1. 645-TJ74 ).Ill. or 11\·(' 646--0351 w BEACON Bay, 2BR, 2BA, E {q>\c, prl beach. tennis. yr\)' $39 5 m o . adults, 67'.)'-1748/642-L129 OCEANFRONT -Open June f)- -' .July. rorm cr owners lit Unit. fJX) & $225 wkly. = ~l. One Bedroom/Studio from $195 Two Bedroom from $305 IMALL KTI WllCOflm 0 DleoaATOI COMMllfH• MD MNttMINOI &VAIU.W. MOD1U Ol'IH 9100 A.M. fO OUK Donald J. Seholz & C:Ompany too C:....., t.wer. Mtow ......... CA '2 ... -- v-·························· .... \Altt .. ···••••··••••••••• .. ..... s.vtce & ............ . ............................. ~ ............................. ............................... ........ u. ······-············'"' <61 .. QUICK CAS~ <ei THROUGH I i= DAILY PIL~T 17141 645·0060 ' WANT ADI "'•"" "'"""• o_.,,,.. ' LUXURY Bach. Pool view. Park Npt. Rellable adlllt. .., 144-noo aft. 1 PM • ' ,, 41 842-5671 ~6$ftftft6At!ftftft ... 6ft ... 666&6* I • ' • '" "' M " ... "' ... m "' m ... ... "' ... ... ,. ... '" "' "' "' "' .. ... • '" .. ' ~ I• 1: ' :1! •I ...... .. !'"• 11:1 ~· ·~ ' -' f' · .• ;~ ... " ' :; !• _ .. "°" " " .-" " . · .,, ., ,. ''/fl't . .., .. , t "'' ' . r '· '• .- jao;,. '"'"' .. ..... ··~ ..... ·~ ' '·:· ... ',... " :-;1: , .. '··· ' ,W.1 .., .. •• ·-• ' r; .. ~· ~ . - ~ ~ ""' --·· ·- • 'This weekend is ·BAYWOOQ APARTMENTS' GRl\ND OPENING . Well, act~allv ~·11 be'more informal, rustic, leafy, and breathtaking than a usual "weekend-given-to· apartment-hunting" Grand Opening, Please come. Doni wear your best clothes. You may decide to hike a bike trail ! i'!?U have children, bring them. Welcome. If you've never seen your kids in the midst of wild flowers and smaH creatures in a nature canyon park, brinR a camera. Feel at name here. ~ ' ~~ If you're a privacy-loving adult searching for a home that Includes woaooy paths, sun!~ open spaces and a curiously nostalgic bridge, bring your checkbook. Whoever you are, a family group or adult, Baywood apartments and townhouses wont disappoint you. You11 see. Whatever your riteslyte, It probably li:t<;Judes celebration. At Baywood, It's sure to. The recreation center was made for tun. SUperbly. Huge fireplace. Pillowed . conversation pit. Billiard and card rooms. Dance area. Lounges. Complete kitchen fa,ci)jties. Wet bar. A neat player piano~ A table IOr two here and there. Even more charming than its picture is the bridge. Same with the sunny patios and balconies. Two pools-one a Junior olympic size~the other Jacuzzi- equipped for adylts. The ranclom!Y placed barbeque pits are handy. Convenient mini-laundry centers sided by fenced tot lots. Yes. Be practical. Check into the schools, shopping conveniences, Newport Center within walking distance, freeway accesslbilltv: bay and beach adjacenc)( All the features thoughtful apartment-hunters think through. Closets, bulk storage, carports. room $\Zes, calibre of appliances . I 1 tatncini average: ~30 2 bedroom average: 295 3 bectoom 8Vljfllge: 45 2 bedroom townhoUs& 8Wlfage:S350 3 bedroom tov.T1house !M"age: $41 0 ales altke w:: 10 am lo 6:30 p.mdal fllfephcne: (7 4) 644·5555 ( ... ~-.... """""' Hill.I fllD. QWned and manatied t1f 1HE IRVINE cpJ9INY' '1972 Multl·FamilY'Builder of.the Yeat' ·-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-· 'r PINECREEK LIVES UP # TO ITS NAM E ••• Dver 500 tall tf"ee# and IO streams With waterfalls create a relaxin& setting lor- )'OW' spe.cioua De\f 1· or %-bedroom apartment. Small pem ok, From SUO. "Furniture available. Models open 9: 00 to 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. J'hbne: 545-DIO. Pork-Like Surrounding QUIET DELUXE 2 & 3 BR API'S. Pvt Patil» 1r Htd Pool Nr. Shop'r * Adults only Martl11iqae Apts. 1Tr1 Santa Ana Ave., CM Mgr Apt U3 646-5542 LAR. 3 Br; 2 Ba. crpt.11, dru..'l, Nr. OCC. Freshly pntd. u~ta.irs. $179. 557-0350. Dana Po•nt 2'BR, 2BA, bltn stve, rerrig, children ok, crpts, drps, 1 bllc off Coest Hwy, 4!JS.1345. Fountain V1flay 2 BR. 1 ba in 4 plex. Nr. Mlle Sq. $180 month. 96&-l'MI Hunt"'91on llNch - ON BEACH! 2 BR. Furn. or Unlum.. Covered Parking. Large Heated Pool, Saunas and Recreation Room. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC Til OCEAN Ave .. H.B. {TI4) 536-1487 Ofc. open 10 am-6 pm Daily WILLIAM WALTERS CO. LARGE 2 BR, bltins, drps, llltag, carport, no pet.s, $155. 8'7-5384. WAITING LIST OPEN "" 1, 2or3BRApt at the VILLA YORBA FOR BETTER f5 DAILY '11.0l D • PREST IGI ~ -,,.} ::,,;.,,. ~ OFFICES f<UU... M..., w avallabl< · Fawuin Valley, S.UU. no Le.ter than June ».b BAYJ'RONT Balboa Pmln. 5 f'UJ new bidJdinc. cromMf Price I. location open.. Cal! Br. pkr It .Up aletlP 14. OooT, 3.IDJ *IUUt: tett, 1,Bll-==22116_. _____ _ Weekly June: $200, Jut1 will dlvtde lnlo smallu NEED amall hcxme, Eutsld~ $400, Aus: $500. ~or omen. 50c per ,quue CM. w/(nc«I yard for dog fl) ~ foot. lnclud~ carpell. Work1nr adult w/@'XOl!lltn draJ>N, all utlllUet, janl. r.:fcrencn. ~ aft. 1' ZBR, 2 BA, turn, Nr. Bay & tor se.rvicc-. Call MariJ.yn AM ocellll. &Cl'O&! from prk. ~--•1 (71tl ~ ··-""''=-"""~~-~~ N~pt Bch $200 wkly. .-..u.JV.. ~. 3 OR 4 BR unfum home 11 61J..Ol13 Z:ZZCZZZ:::Z:=:Ej Newport art'&. Mid.June SECLUDED New Port ORANGE CO, Sept. l!I &W-4'156. Island. Summer ~ntals, AIRPORT available now. 673-G210, 1 1~ r-.ilke. {Z13) 377-1640 collect. 3 n1an l».w firm hu 1pe.ee ....... , avail in its nN<, att.racllve Annalnclmlntl •• OCEANFRONT, wk1y 6009 suite for economy minded~. mmmmmm~;; Seashore, 1 BR apt. can ad young attorney. Fum/un. • 1 BR bl.chi. 6 t :> -8 t 2 1 , turn. all .services &\.'&ll. Announcem.nts 21J...693-5.126. 833-3622. SOI FOR LESS NEWPORT Beacb, ......, !!!!!!!~~~~~~,.. new. 3 BR. near Bay & OFFICE SPACE e 1 Mi. to Bffch Beach, boat allp, S350 wk. N!N.-port '&&ch, buildin& • S 213:446-6648 OYerlooks Bal.hoe. Bay. • • • Tom GuJtafson 411 Jasmine Coron1 del Mir Uft 0.Ckt & BEACON Bay, 2BR. 2 BA. Prime area. Various she Patios pr1 b!ach. tennis, 8UJrunet' suites, rent or lease. 3700 You are the \.\.1nner of • C1rpet1, Dr1pes $1000 p e r mo, Newport Blvd., NB. Mgr. TWO FREE T ICKETS • Loads of P1rkln9 615-17W&f.2.-l329 675-1220. to the • G1r19 .. -Pool SUMMER rental, Mission rou. SERVICE Southern C11ifornl1 e RO<. Room VJ.Jo, 4 BR. romp. turn. 11 Wostcllff Building MOBILE HOME SHOY.' 714/646-6505 prtoe to righl party. No Comor we,.clm Drtve & M., 261h thru June 3nl ----------•I smokers, no pets. 830-1921. Irvine Blvd N e w po r t at the 1959 MAPLE STREET, COSTA MESA LIDO r.le, 4 BR, 3BA, home Be&ch. M;: Howard ANAHEIM STAOIUM Also Ga ra ges for Rent July $1200, Aug, $1400, days 64$-fil.Ol. 2000 State College Blvd., -~~!"""'""'""'""'!!~~,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,.. .... I 962-1356, eves 675-8766 ~ Anaheim a RE A S 0 NAB LE I ease, Please call &12·5678 ext 31 Ap__.._t._U_nlu_r_n_. ___ 3...;.65 Aph., N~ ~~ ~hannel, lBR, ~e"'J>Orl Beach. Good loca· to claim your rlckct~. (Nort -Fum. or Unfum. 370 ' ~'" wkly. Days tion, .ample . park ln g · County toll free number I Newport 8Hcfl ---------1 675-5366, aft 5, 548-3.226 Proles-s:ional mutes, 90()..1900 540-1220 l -~-------Huntington S..ch 2BR. SUMMER RENTAL sq ft, air cond, crpts, drps, i, * 11 PARK NEWPORT Corona de! Mar. cleaning. All ulii lncl.1 7"===-~...,c..~-LA QUINTA HERMOSA 1 833.1691 or 673-3121 645-n74 or eve 646-0051 ALLEVIATE anxieties, fear. APARTMENTS s~ Country Eatate Liv-OCEANFRONT 1 Br. apU. OFFICES AVAIL NOW. Vic =~sti~ :1::~11o ~I Oft the bay mg & Spacious Aplll. Te:-Nr. Balboa Pter. [.ot,v week· 17th St. C.M. 2-J Rm suites, 54.>2S29 e n. ~ raced pool, sunken gas Jy rates. 67J...4928. cpts, drps, $150 & l175. 1-5 1!~~~·~~~~~~ Luxury apartment living BBQ. Unbelievable Living. LIOO lsle Waterfront 3 Rm. S300. ample park overlookiflK the water. En-1 BR. UN1'tJRN $165 BR/2 BA J /Jul $l%iO space. S~tabel Dr. Dent. I II• joy $750,00'.I health spa, 7 1 BR. FURN. $185 A 'sllOOUDt,,...., t....,. Rltr. Med Lab. Account, p ~ swimming pools, 7 llghted 2 BR. FURN $215 mo. ug. · v"'"'°°°°· etc. 642-1172 ._....._ tennis courts, plus miles or AU. tmlJTIES PAID BIG Bear. $50 Weekend; $100 -=P~RESTl~~GiIE~~OFFF~l~CES;:::1~-----~~~ blqcle tralls, putting, sbuf· Adults, No Pets 1''ttk~ $250 mo. 2 Sty. home. New pror'l bldg, Fountain fieOOa.td, croquet. Junior l's (4 blks S. of San Diego Ftwy Moonnd~. 494-9727 Valley. $250 per mo. lnclda P1raon1l1 53'. from $189.50 monthly, also l on Beach, l blk W. on Holt OCEANFRONT decorator recept. rm; rec e pt ; and 2-bedroom plans Md to 16211 Parkside Lane.) tum, 2 br. Avail July, Yr"eek· answu'ii service. Sectttar-1--------- 2--story town. bouse1. Elec-ITI4) 847-5441 ly, 213:271-SMS tal service avail. Ph: * * "* tnc kitchens, private patios Newport B11ch LARGE 4 BR. 3 BA, FR, 847-8989 or 962-8955. Lewis Boyle or ~conies, carpeting, dra· -~-------1 bluff home, wlk to bch, DESK space available $50 1607 &.ycllff Circle penes. Subterranean park· \.\.'eek or month. 496-5287 mo. \I/ill provide Jurnltu-Corone del M•r l.ng with elevators. Opttonal ext " aid . J Vl'Uf n v at $5 mo. Answering service YCll.I are thf' winner or ~a.sru::7s~~~d ~s~=~r:! JU acatlon Rentilt 425 available. 17875 Beach Blvd. TWO FREE TICKETS and San Joaquin Hills Road. t umbe LAKE Havasu City, 2BR, Huntington Beach. 642-4321 to the Telepho1;1e CTI4) 644-1900 ap •ft r &Jc home, 'fully turn, 111 8u1ineas Rertt•I 445 S!Xffhern Ceffforrtl• ~ rental inlormayon mlle from lake by day or MOBILE HOME SHO\A' 11,.-eek. art 5pm, 586-2543 * * * May 26th thru June 3nl EXCLUSIVE BIG CANYON ~~ Rentals to Share 430 Dovid Snyder " tho $155 "" 820 Bluebird Conyon Ln ANAHEIM STAOIUM © IC/ SGL girl will shr fantastic L19una Be•ch 2000 State College Blvd., Luxury Golf Courie _ house nr ocean, CDM, You are the winner of Anaheim Apa rtments w/same. Pvt BR & ba. TWO FREE TICKETS Please call 642-567B, ext 31 NEWPORT BEACH Ol5-l.2:k>, ~1017 to the to claim your tlcltt!ts. !Nortl $415 . $730 !h• 9r••t•1t ,.,1on1 for "'ov-MALE Room mate to share 3 Southern C1llfoml1 ~ty .toll) f1'M number l Phone 714/644 0509 •n9 to 0 1kwoctd 6 •rd •" BR hou8e nr 17th & Tustin .......,.1220 "'!'~!!!!'~~!'!'"'""'"!!!IAp•~•"+. .,. tt.. ,.,.+.. CM. Age 2'r35. College atu: MOBILE HOME SHOW * * * ;::: •t•rfin9 •1 low •• $115. dent OK. 54S-0072 aft 6 May 26th thru JW'le 3rd VETEft•Ns GRANVIU.E Horne/ ApU. t the ~ Huntington Beacb Irvine CC-Fashion Island And here are a othw great NEW in atta, graduate Stu· ANAHEIM STADIUM Earn $4.58 lo $7.00 per houi (714) 842-9622 loc. Clubhouse privlgs-pool. reuona: de-nt desires roommate, male guannteed by uafna )'OUJ NEW &-Unit, 2 blk5 from l8Cll sq. ft. full main-awtmmlng POOlt or female, lg 2BR, 2BA 20X> Sta~~ Blvd., G.I. Belll!titl wlilleo al· ocean, 2BR, 1 BA, bllrul, tenance. Guard gate . health clu~ N.B. aft 5, St&-17'1 Please call 6.f2..S678, ext 314 ~~~ta Ana CaUere. shag cpts, drps, D/W, Privacy. Lease. AdulU only, :::scourta,--. &.pmahop FEMALE roommate over 24. lo cla.im your tickets. (North Sf?-9561 "r\o.4. - cathedral cei!.ings, $2X>-$Zl.O No pets. $550. 66-0183. bUl!ards ..-·-to &hare with same, lge 3 CoWJ.ty toll free number ii -;;,..,.,,,_==,;~;;:,:.•.:•::." monthly Ise. 310 19th St. HB NEW deluxe studio apt, I blk free SUnday bnirteh br, 2 b& apt..'..L-b}~_to beach. 540-1220.) FUU.Y LICENSEP Call aft. 6 PM & wkndg to ocean or bay, 3 BR, 2% activities director 673-5950 or 1:1~. * * * * SPIRm.IAUST IA-~ BA, 2 BR, I~ BA, !rplc., golf driving range * WANTED Male to share 4 145 E l8th St CM SuJtable Splr:ltlllll readiJlaa lO am·l( *MOVE IN TODAY* ds!d~hr,1 garat'.e ava~~~/w· party room Br h.!e, H.B .$8(1/mo. QuJet. for ~tores or' or~·s: (aJ 684 f~·N~~ a1~~ttenSar . s~ 2 & 3 BR. $149 & $199.1 ~OO:rBT~~-Open a~ tttru Ptus be1utlfvf tingles, one Mature. 962-8668, 979-29!r7 a/f, $1!1()/mo, (b) 362 a/t, c 1 e ~ante no.;~ Kids wel.oome. Pool. Gar. Mon. 1213) 476-G783 and two-bedroo ms. Fur· Share APJ' or HOUSE $100/mo. fc) 1069 a/f, 492-9034 • ' lnfil·A Keelson Ln (1 blk nlshed &. unfumllhed. Sorry, cau 'HOME-PARTNER' ~/mo. C.J.S. Re a I <;;i,,;;;';;;,· ;--;,=---:-- \V. ot Beach Blvd .. ott Slat. PLUSH 3 BR APT no children or pets. Modol1 836-1194 or SCS..1479 Eatate, 548-1168 PROBLEM ~· Con· er). 847...Qjl). Pool. VJew. FantasUc Rec open d.ily 10 to 7. Si-iARE part ot my beaut "The Factory" hu Shopt 1 kl en t, 1 Y mp& et I<' WALK To BEACH Facilltlea. Security. New & o-~~ •-···to -··'ble __ Avail . Ideal for boolc_._..., pr8lnancy COWIAeling. Abar--. Immaculate. Yearly le•••. -~ ""'""' ... .,.....,..... ......,._ •w • .,, don & adoptlo f ...,.. GardenApartmenta S. Laa Bch. 499-1768 eves. leather shop, etc. Startin&: APCAJU; · 1111 re ·642-44.'I' Ne"-' 2 BR. CrpUdrps, Prine. only. 548--0751. FE'"" ... ' "C'> to~ 2 0 _ from $110/mo. 425 30th St.,1,..-====;,-,-,-'~""' dshmhr, b:pl. ni 15th. LlJXUR.lOUS "TOWERS," Newport 8Hth Soult •• .............,. auare Uoli fl1m N.B. 673--9606 H 0 M 0 SEXUAL IN· 847-3957. BAYVIEW, 2 BR, 2 BA, 1eui et IMOlt llOOapt. Wilh same. S'IORE. aood k>c. nr N'pt FORMATION 2 BR, 2 BA, $210. Adult boat slip avail, 673-7379 142 .. 170 HS-8736 JUt otc 940 Sq Fi. $250 Gay Switchboard Hotline Poolside Garden Bungalow. 3 BR, 2 ea, 2 sty, 2 trplc's, NeWpOrt INdl North G•rage1 for Rent 435 mo. A1to0 avall. ad.Join, :1350 (71() oo-4253 or 83.1--0238 Near ocean. Frplc. l.rl" encl &ar, 1ti pA ti o . UV!iw MCI 18tb shop. qt M&--XJ.4 PRmNANTt T b Ink In & ~tio~ls. Sauna. Ten-$315/mo. ~. 646-0147 W-4650 ALLSPACE STORE/ottloe~N' PM abortion? Know all tne tact1 3 BR 2 Ba ........ -OCEAN VIEW: modem, all Self Storage Ott1ce A: ' depot ttntr Call LIFE LINE .. 3C ~ 2 Br. Studio, 1% Ba. tJltinS, no pe,,':'"l'ils nio: electric, crpts, drpe, bltns, Mini W•r.houM1 SB'1 Sq. Ft. $160 Mo. ::hn::i:,,,st.,1::"'~'o;22,_. ~--~ .50/mo. Manied cple, 1 Lease. 673-2370. ~cony, pool. l BR.., furn Ir: Varloua 11zet from $7.SO/mo. Aaent 64&-2.(14 REWARD Help me ftnd. child ok. No pet& 8f2...4549. 1700 WESTCLIFF DR. un~: Lease. Allults only. U Jock it · U keep the key. CUTE ADOBE HOUSE lOOJ Bart.ehder job. $25. If hired 3 BR, 2 ha, ~ts, dra, blttns, 2 BR, 2 BA. Bltn appliances. ~~Ill Apt.a. 41510 W. Bal· On tJte mcrs . 24 hr. acceu eq tt, adJolninl' buly ~ ;;5t8-00l==':;-;:;--,---no pets. $275. mo. lease. Pool 64U27f ....-. N.B. (TI ) 675-4230. No move in · No move out fee O»ta MeM. 645-20:i>/6f2..6500 ALCOHOLICS Anonymoui. 673-2370 ' · \\IIN'TER, Summer, Yrly, Securlty Patrolled ,...... · Phone SC-7217 or write Laguni Buen Newport Heights Anita's Rel)tal!I, Bkr, 2IXl5 Open D&l.ly for Ina~ \..Aolnl, lTc/ft. 2.f.M/Door x 3 P.O. Box ti23, Costa Mesa. NEWPORT HEIGHTS W. Balboa Blvd, 873-lll58. ,!!~llton9 & Nowlan St., HB ~ 'g:>H~:5~l YOUNG COUPLES l&-ll> ~ LAGUNA estate living on ~1 • if no ans, 646-0697 ur P&l'tiel or meet cpl to cpl acres of gardens. Wide AREA -L•rge 2 bed-Office Rental 440 lnduttrli l Rent•I 4SO Call "Leah" 2-Spm. 638-1$11 d:.1~:~p.ts~·rp· fcsts0~. dr-.il h ' buh iltin kitchen, Jl,,,a) 3 RM deluxo •uite adj SWINGING SINGLES I "" s was er, w/w cir-~ • · ,.,_., "'-ah" • o c1.,.I to oo,achBR.. :sw,~~.~-g -11, dra-1, closed go-Alrport1-~ erFulHI otel & o.c. NOW LEASING Sc~ I..,., ~pm. 531).1250 . poo l!IOOn. , -. '"'· r-,..-a • .....,... 1 er v Jc es, Huntington Be•ch ocla Clubs 535 ~n3t~~.at ~L to~ ~d9uifs,$~PI~•~ ~e':~: Rooms 400 ~;;t,~~e~~2172 NEW M-1 Cooslderate ad • -TORS 642-4353. a OFFICE SUITE 1~· 940 Sq. Ft. " Up LOVE WORN or your broker. • * * * • ""' · Hamilton &: Newland D!1COYer DISCOVERY CHOI Rob.rt Jump ~ isc alttt. c:ci imp~ 646-0697 or 8J3.00l.9 PROFESSIONAi.$ tn a t!.eld Apt1., 20671 I L · · · ot Amateur Matclunaken. OC:EANFl!,ONT Furn. or Unfum. 370 one ono ~~ewpt FWy ol Edlnau 1300 aq tt M·I ,...,., w/lzont !Eat. 1966!. 2 BR, 2 BA. att. 1 yr l.9e. Huntington Beach -~ otftoes, 11¥ rear door S180 (71f) 835-68&5 (213) 387-339.1 Mature adult.f.· no pet.II. LOCATIONS! 92651 GROUND 11oor. bath A k>tc mo. 1781 Whittier St: CM l·~~~~~!!!!~!!!Pj Laguna Udo, . 31755 OIUt 1 bedroom, furnished, suzn. You are the w!Qner or of ltal'ap, i75 mo. l.64Pr8 646-6033 days, 6C&---088l eve.i 'PA.RTNER' INTROD . Hwy .. Sooth LQlma. mer =tat . $125.00 wk. TWO FREE TICKETS N..._ Blvd.. CM M·l 1300 oq ft. tzo t rtlco Penonat Service. Low r .. JBR 1n gooa nrt1b end area, 1 bed"°$'29s fum\shed, bay. to the 548-97G6 or E\'ff 6"-1061 Ir&' rear d:aor. iJ. ~ 50-1479 or 836-UTJ. euy walk~beach & front -.oo mo. Southern C•lffornl• OFFICE lpti.."e fDr mil St., $11> mo. 646-&133 days ...,..., "'""' · Util. pd. 2~~· beach· MOBILE HOME SHOW Newport S.ach. We.tdifl 64&-0681..,.~ 1,-----~8] Re1a. teqd: 1. t • . mo. u • ., 26th thru Jooe 3rd area. 1,000 ICI· rt.. sharp, Stor e m I &Ml --I L NI 3 bedroom, brand De\'o', "'KY at .... call Gene Hill. &U-<rnl. _....._"I . ------- •gt.me c d.Md • $400.00 mo. Ul'IC" 000 tt OFFICE ~~~i:i!ii!;~ 1:------~;;~ 5 bedroom, Harbor Vle-w • ANAHEIM STAD IUM llCI· · w/liv'g sroR.E ROOM 100 111· tt of •~ oo 2000 Sta ~'I Blvd qtn SIM. Aloo 000 1q.tt. dJy ltorago with llihi.. 115. ' __...,. mo. te .....,, ea:e ·• 5I'ORE. $15.S. C.M. 646-2130 Mo. 675-2124 Found (frM Ids) 550 bedroom, C.d.M .• $235.00 Anaheim -;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;_.:;:;;;::;:;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,11------"---mo. Please call 642-5678, ext 314 ' SPAYED t Bkr. 675-7225. loclaimyourUcketa. (North lox t£"n1e;mmi~Wh_ 7~k Balboe Pentnsul• County toll tree number la T d r Pa face & ears, vie Arch Beach -----1 S4Jl.~l * * ra er s radise ""· l.glna •94-<181S OCEAN FRONT BALBOA OO S •-FOUND blke v I c I n I t y $100. $tucUo. Newly decorated R MS $1 wk up w/klt ~ Sandcastle & sea c re 11 t, Best Balboa kleatlon .• Adult wk up apts. Olildren A pet 11• nes Corona dt!ll Mar, ~79 only, no pets. 673--6372 8eCtlon. 2.176·Newi>orf: Blvd., Cost• ~ CM. 548--97$, 645-.l967. FOUND prqnant cat. Vic. ROOMS • $25 Ir: UP. Over· t • Santa Eu.belle&: Santa Ana -H.-.. Ocean . .,. I mes Ave, Coot& Mo ... 54 .. 1129 blk to ocean. ZOO hvtew, OLDER Great D 1 n e 1 BR. F1JRN. A UNF. CdM. d 11 BrlndJe fem. Fnd Vic. You Bot H's W>derp<i~! 0 ars rrvtoo A M ... Dr. '57-7861 That's why these a.pita. won't LRG. Bacbekr. Ideal for W'l1'U.o.r • G-at D·-. VI• Jut 1oog 0:-pta drps. stove student. $80/mo, :2 bJkt " .,.,~ • " """" .... Ir: ~. Loti of ll'fft'I beach! 1 adult. no pet.I :-:-:::-::::'":"=":::::-'7""::7:'.:"::::-":""'."'."'.'-~l,San~~t&!)A~na~~&~De=l...:Mar=.1 lawn. O>Yered I a r age •. 536-0055 la h.1m. 549-0223 Adults. no pet.a. :IQ) Fuller--FIJRN-~-...... ---pt:l-v.-ba-lh, 30 l e. No. San Diewo Cnty lli\vt: !KIO: clJ'Wd b I a c k PUPPY . G«man Sbcrt ion Ave. (1 blk E . of New· kitchen prlvlgs. Student or 15 ml. • Rancho Calli. Cval. JADE •tonn valued at $18 Hair? vie, Dana Point Tues. port Blvd. A: 1 blk. So. of work'& girl. Nr O CC. ~ per ac) Will trMe a11 each. Will trade any or all eve. 496-2123 • altu 5 PM. Bay, C.M.) 6.f2.8690. 546-2573 part tot" O.C. property or for boa!. WHITE cockapoo p 11 pp y , $140 & UP ..THE EXctTINC WANT &emi·retirro lady, rm !'. 5'8-5525 or 548-9710. ~ Foontt.n Valley are a, M V d PA LM MESA APTS. & pvt B& In lovely N.8. OOMMERCJAL lo< Ll9x605 TRD &mall '9 Palma cabin, 'Slt-mt I M e~ I . 1'.!INlITES TO NPT. BCH. home, car nee. $"15. 5CS-628B f'rom st. to st. C1oee to ~ little l"e'pa.ir, appro11:.l's='MALL~7"-"b"l•"'ck,-k"'1"'1tcn--•"'i"th DLX 2 &c 3 Br .. 2 Ba. Encl Bach, I&: 2 BR. from $150 XTRA lrg room in prlv. all Ontario Atrprt &: P'twy. Z~A. + '69 Cortina, auto, flf:a rollar on AYOC&do St pr. $16.'S" up. Rental o re., Adult&. No Pell. clcc. home. O>lta Mesa. Oev.0 tr&dec ...... !'!I.. lncome radio, orta own.; ror '73 Coma Mesa 645-4124 ' 3095 Mace Ave. 546-10l4. 1561 Meaa Dr. Eves .l wknd, 646-X>U. prop, .. B.:IU"V't;JO att S. Dodge Dart. auto. 494-8427. MAY 13th. Irlth Seller. Newport 8ei ch (5 blkll from Newport Blvd.) Guest Home 415 HAVE penona1 notes &. HAVE small equity in Colla 6.f&..8991 BR.ANO NEW YEARLY .t bt, 2 ba, upper. $395. 3 br, 2 ba io-$.12!5. 2 br. b<och oottaae $1!lS. CXlAST PROPERTIES 6'13-51J.O w.., 3BR, 2BA. [leek. avail. 2 pork yrly. -B. 54&-9860 stock approx value $23,<n!. Meaa 4 BR, plus den homel:;;;;o:-=.,-.,,..,=-.,..,--* CASA VICTORIA * PRlVATE .room. ~care i to 10% lnt, 1 to 2% peyt w/pooL Would \Ike travel f'NO : Slamest kitten :J.4 tnOI tor In M ~-r ,_ ., old. Vic 19th & Center C.M I &: 2 BR. Fum & Un~: & nutrttloul food. YeJy come property. agfl uw .,.. • ~75 Carpets. drapes, D/W. ·1-v pa~i..near illOr'ell le l rk. :0, Rltr. 646.mes Mr. Quinn. 645-4f07 FND Shutt O>&a 11 ant. Pool, etc. C'pmc by fn. MO-~ OWNER dltlrtrt1 ex~ 40 A<:rea, b'ft & clear. near · ~7 t wy. qufre about our M~ln You don't nt!ed a IUD to ,_. wtlt buU~ In Bell for Blythe Callb:rnJa. IC!'Vtll • ..,-;-;-;;--;;===-,=-, I .MloWance, 525 Vktoeia St. "Draw Fut" when )'OU. 3 or 4 br. boule tn Huntin&· ~tural land near dt· MALE Welmaraner. Vic. o1 1t llarbor, C.M: 80-a70. place an ~ tn the o.Dy tcm: Bch, QMa MtA ana. rus. Trade 1or ~ 1'wo Guys O&pt. StOft, H.B. DI.Dy PtJot Wat1t Ada ban t>tlot Want Mil Call now Call ~ r f $M-4l51'9. ~-1190 barp.lnapk:lft:. ~-~~:!!::!!!!~·~--~~·l• .................................. ,11'~N~o..t~[a~:"~Pa~d~"I1]P~1..,.~~!111~!..i~1 1 S&lltde,,.., 'Zl, 1973 -- r JC j . l[ll] '~·_,,; _, WJ ~ I ;! » 5 1111 I I $'] 2 . "' lfD] l'<Mmd (,,... ochl 550 Bobyolttlne 'olnllnt & Holp w.....,., M & '11':1p w-. Ma I' 7 l---.. --.--.---IYOUNG motb1r ds1lre1 PlpWhangi"I I , Helpwa::J;M&~710 f~W , ' l.f710Hol•W-,,_.&1'710 M , 711 Scott S.word i. b 111 " "" )>!» " Georp -"0.--'W Full"' pl~ .... b&Jr, CARRIERS' NEEDED Corl'• Jr. Rut. FOR DAILY PILOT 6295 Slarra Sienna pla,ymatel i:i' yow:w .:in, Jnterior 6 Exlllll'tar my home, 1-Beul>. """'"""°" Top Qmllly, Irvine Mary, f:n-D~ Wortanan&hlp A Matttiak ATTENTION Apply !n ":"""'); -I I ' • 1c s weekdays, Cui';:' nm MALE OR • ..-. ...... ., You are the winnrr ot CHJW care _ pre f er Free eMl.mate1 U.c. 6· Int. TWO FREE T ICKETS childreo u yn. old. Mt I_,,,,_..,< ' Nowport 81"1. N-rt'Bcl!-, "f"'~ 1 lo the homo, bat IW'ldlel, fncd )'I'd. PAINTING I: repair, ;r. yn Huntington hacli, Fountain Vahy Costa Mesa lrYine COOK for small nurstna; • ' G hom• In JA&una, doY •hllt, MUST BE 10 YEARS OP A E OR OLDER Southern Califomla CM &tt-1169 workmaMhlp guar. Take MOBILE HOME SHOW P"'i«>"""'n:ss""'""'so"N'"'AL.,...--,-teach-,-er advantage of my exp. ~fa.y 26th thru Juni.> 3:rd will care tor children, Niletl co.141-='-7066"" . .,...-~-----I ~-Call ~ ...... HAV& A OEP~NOABLE BIKE .i\. et Uie da.)<a. w~. 64.5--~7. No Wut\Nr_ ANAHEIM STADIUM CHILD CAru: tn my ,.,..,, * WALLPAPER * COOK-HSKPR, oxper. abli> GOOD PROFITS!, to take charge, Jileman wUI 2(XX) Slate Coll~ Blvd., dependable It reliable. Qdld.. When yuu call '"Mac" Laguna Beach Newport Beach us!st. 2 !I.dill, nu home. Hew,..t ._. r..a..s., m. JM s.. te 6~ St. R<IL 173-5912. CALL ' 642-4321 Ask fvr Gory Jarrett Anahf"lm ren from 2 to 5. 546416. 5'8-l#t l.'\le&. P1eue call 642-5678, t'xt 314 BABYSITl'ING, U hn a Potlos to claim your tic:kcll. 1North *COOK • NITES, oxper. """"""" 1 Holp Wonted, M & F 710 Holp Wo nlod, M & F 710 man kitchen. Small dtiiber C.Ounly toll rree number Ls day. Licensed, Reliable, Al· S40·1220.) tention. lfunr . Beach UM. WOOD Patlo Coven, CrUs * '* + Phone 968-0387. Crou l.atdce, Ga rd en Busin••• Service Structure1. For A p p t , FOUND large llllf'ttd male 649-2204 The Good GuyL cat, KTI'Y '"'"""· 4 Sea""' ------Mobile Park, Costa Mrsa, Typing S~Jall1t1 Pl•iler, Pateh, Repair Don't • miss this opportunit~ ! .......,_ caii •n-= 2-s pm. Dr's Assistant COOK wanted for unall pr@-AChpoJ, Exper. pret'd. Young lady (18.28) to usW 6'1S-t022 in bealth spa. Will train, no l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiil I exp. nee. Apply in penon any. att or eve. 2930 W. F I N A N CI AUStatia:Ucal, N.B. engineering otti«iX", req's person exp'd tn malhe:matical computation, w/10 Key calculator, """"""' • typing. 61l>-.3501 646-6&11. OWner p 1ea1 e rea.a. rates, Wt aervice. clalm. No pets ellowed Pick up & dellv. * PATCH PLASrERING * here! 64>8850 All types. Frff estimate• Call ......... fo'OUND 11mall male straggly BUS 1 NESS Management blonde dog. lSilky-Terrier Service. o. J. Tuelie & Plumbing 50 TRAINEES We hope that 50 good trainees will answer this ad to fit good posit ions. It doesn't matter ·what your past work has been if yo u can qualify. All we ask is that yoir will be willing to study and learn a1 you will be taught ou r work. You. will be selected throu~h a COST ACCOUNTING ANALYST !!!Cout~"""'H"'!i'Y""'""N!!!.B!!!.!!!!! .... !!!!! fl.DRISI', min. S yn:. exp w/frelh flowers. Full time. DOlil&WJC Help Geor&e Top I*.)', de-1gners freedom AJJen Byland Agency, 106-B 675-6291. E. 16th&., S.A. 547--0395. '°F'°OO~O~...-v~""k-e•_•_upe-""-""""-~~12 type), One complete bent Associates. 644-1869. ear. Vic. of Adams & Mesa Verde Dr. EaHt, c M. Carpet Service L.R. OTIS PLUMBING Remodels &: Repaln. Water heaters. dispogals, furnaces. dHhwashrs. 642-626.1 MIC & B/A. Complete Plumbing Service. Dre11mektr1 p/tlme mo. Undu genera I ... '* 548-0'l23 • supervision to be responsi- 557~6 JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery FOUND Siamese k It I en Ori-Shampoo free S<:otch· vicinity Shakcy'!I Pizza 1n1ard (Soll Retardants). Parlor, NeY.'J>Ort Beach. Degreasers & all color Contact Shakey's for in· brighteners & 10 mlnu1e fom'lallon 673-9301 h!ea<·h !or white carpets. FND: 2 cat11, both alteM'd Save your money by saving males. 1 ACtnl-long haired me extra trips. Will clean orange-white, other ehort living rm.. dining rm. & haired grey tlgt'r. Vic: llall $15. Any rm. $7.50, Mega Dr & Newport Blvd couch $10. Oiair $5. 15 yrs. C.M. 828-1283. exp, 111 what counts, not PLUMBING REPAIR No job too small ... 642-3128 •• LAREL'S Drain Cleaning $9.50 -24 hour service * 979-8<00 * Roofing TRI-colored male Basset method. I do work myself. ROOFING-rock I: llhlnglff, Hound wearing heavy black Good ref. 53t--Ol01. tree estimate. Do It now I: leather collar with broken Carpenter save. 846-1098 Eves. Scientific: Unbiased ( Aptitude test 2 Years Experience In either job cost or standard eost. Must intC!rface w/product as well as managtn1ent. Call lmmed+tely • P.P.S. Pacific Per&onnel Services, Inc. 500 Newport Center Dr, DRIVER. Part Time. Male or ·temale over 21 . Cle1tn cu~·· .C000m.Y car. Must knriw Orange C o u n t y 835-al40. DRWER, neat appearance, good driving record, full I itime, apply to parts mgr. Howard Chev. 833-0555 ELECTRONICS assembler, Pal Electronics C.Ompany 6391 WestminstC!r .A v e , Westminster, 894-3301 ENGINEERING rope, vicinity Bolsa & s.-wlng/Alterati?nl Springdale, H.B. 892-3840, ~~h. ~==~· 0~ : 1.0.-;;,;,::o.;.......; ____ _ Which will t ell you whether you possess the fun, damental ability necessary for success in our home maintenance electrical industry. You will enjoy taking the test; it's free, given on interview. Our work is not hard. We are not the type of com- pany to stand over a man or woman and drive them. We do, however, expect an honest day's work for an honest day's ear~ings. Suite 900 Newport Sch , -CITY OF- NEWPORT BEACH FOUND -Young white homes etc. Custom work. Alteratlont--642-5845 female kitten (Must gol Licensed. 962-1961. Neat, accurate. 20 yean exp. vtc. of Albert &: Orange, C I C I Tuto I co s t a M e 1 a B e f • 1 _•_me __ n..;, __ o_n_cr_•c...;.o__ r ng 9a.ni..MS-7557 -BRICK venet'l'll. Shunpstone TUTORING cert. teacher. BWND cockapoo pup. Red & concrete, block fencn Special education $5 hr. rollar w/gold bells, 20th &. wrought iron, store front Summer &eaSOn. Alter 5 pm. Orange. Call Davy 543-2864 Cus. work. 963-1855 !J62...7089 or 645-3573 ew1 =='"=,--7".,.--.,.--,,-,,-- 640-1970 equal oppor. employee $150 Per Week ENGINEERING AIDE II Salary $795, $966 Per Month PATIOS, walks, drives. Saw, * Con~1-ete & Aspha.ll Sa"'·· FND -Orange long haired break, remove &: replace lng. Call Dale Alter 5 pn1, cat. Vic. Murciuerite &. l'Oncrete. 548-8668 for est. 531-7968 as per written guarantee Supplementary course 'NOri< in drafting, geometry & trigonometry, 2 YNl or re· cent, full time , paid exper. in civil engineering, dra.!t· ing is requinid. Apply by ,lune 15th, 1973 to Personnel rJrtice, City of Newpo.rt Beach, 3300 Newport Blvd, Newport Beach, Calif. 92660. Coast Hwy, CdM, Male. FOUNDATIONS -Arti.stlc 675-4944 aft 6 Planters, concrete & brick r-------,[Il] CLUTCH purse with patios, etc. Lic'd 644-0687. I I i I prescription glaiises. 19th St. El¥c>J11•it f' plus bonus and cash advances. If you are sincere, clean cut and ambitious call: • Cro11 country Coilta Mesa, 54S-9387 aft. S l D E W A L K S , patios, I . oo p m driveways & brick walls. · · · Call Jess, 557-6324 FOUND medium small red 1 ·c~h-l~ld~C~a~r-0----female puppy, % golden Job Wontod, Melo 700 * • • Drivers • Foremen e Managtrs EXP'D in g£"neral & ad· e Assemblers vanced bookkeeping, thru 838-5267 i714l 67~. retriever. Vicinity Corona l·CHILDCARE-----1-.-11-0-,-p.-rt de! Mar 673--0363 Large Gennan Rhe"1erd, ml. time. Hot lunches. snacb -fenced yard. Any age. Vic. llBllS. Black &, tan. Irvine, 551-Zl81 Mory Joe Egan 8811 Coad Hwy. Sp 1 Laguna Beoch You are the \lllnner of Monday & Tuesday 9 A.M. to 4 P.M •. tr\al bal. Must type, answer e Molders phones, one girl office. Hrs. e ln1pector,1 8-5 daily. Send resume or e Gel Repelrmtn exp, education and state Friendly. 842-6478. I ==o==~=---- lost SSS Contractor l~!\!!IJ!!!!!'ll!!!!!!!!'!!~!!!''!!'l!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'1!!!!!'!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J All 3 Shifts salary needed. \V rite I~ \Ve Will Train Classified ad No. 674, Daily TWO FR~;.TICKETS Htlp W1ntod, M&F 710 JACK Taulane -Repair remod.. addit. 20 :yrs exp. Llc'd. My Way Co. 547--0:!36 Electrical 10~ Adams & Magnolia H.B. area, srnl black male dog w/white chest. chin & frnt feet. Med. length hair. $25 reward for return. 962-3101 E L ECTRICIAN, licensed, .;:::'-"::.:---~-~--bonded. Small joba. maint & LOS1· t-lewport Heightll area, repairs, 548-53J3. male ABB'lSIN.IAN cat llOJl.fEO'""'ER'S l biclan Color & mark1ngs are . "'' e cc · same 1111 m 0 u n ta 1 n Air cond. dryl'n. 220V, re· lion/cougar. Had collar & mod, etc. 54~27 YD tag. Generous reward. Gardening 642-7358 ----"------ "SUZY," Bluepoint (gray) Siamese wearing jC!weled 11\lver collar strayed from Avocado St. C.M. Wed. ~.Re .... ·ard. LOST, lrg lite beige & wht n1ale cat. Vic: Brookhun:t & Adams, HB, Reward, 96Jsot846 FML Irish Setler, needs medicine, vie Wallace & Placentia, CM. 5 / 2 4. 548-2932. FM Poodle possible mixture. blue plaid collar v,rilh '72 N 'pt Bch lie tag & flea tag. Reward &16-2911 A Prof!'$slonal, unifonned gardening team. Serving only lg estates, apt & Jndus complexes. Free est. Custom Landscape Malnt <714) s:n-7280 "A Frank M. Nelson Co." GARDENER of 22 years ex· perience 11eek4 4-5 ad· diUonal maintenance jobs. George Hampton • 549-2005 * EXPER. Japanese Gardellf'r. Know how. Trimming. Clean-up. Small landsca~ ing 968-3486. EXPER. American Gardener. Maintenance, SM.t\LL 1vhile teddy bl>ar. Cleanup & Landscaping. Lost 5/138.4~~8f1! =C~a~ll=64=>-~19_30_._~~~ ---~~~~--~-EXPER. JapaneS(' Gardener. LOST sn1all female lrlsh Sci· I CoinplC!!e yard stv Rt'Jia & ter namf'd "Tasha." Call neat. f'ree est. 64i.4389. · 675-7973 CdM Arca Southern California BABYSITTER for 2 school MOBll.E HOME SHOW gids. Good pay, M0-11'311 May 26th thru June 3rd a.m. & 2-6 pm, Mon thru at the Fri in my home. CdM area. ANAHEIM STADIUM ~·75-80~'°76'===-...,...,..,,.-°" 2000 State College Blvd., BA~YSITTER, live-in, 3 Anaheim children, xlnt conditiorui. Please call 642-5678, ext 314 Call 963-3963 or aft. 6, to claim your tickets. (North 642--0800 County toll free nwnbl.'r isLs°'AB"'°'v"s°"llT=E"R'"""w_a_n'"'ted..,-e-v"'e-o- 54().1220.) ing!I in my home. • • * Call 5.16-2829 Job Wanted, Femalt 702 BABYSITTER, part time, live-in. prefer V.'Oman over NEED he.IP at home? We 30. Newport Area 6~ have rudes, nurses, ho us ekprs, comparrlons. BAKERY help. 3 v:onien Homemakers U p j oh n over 30 yrs. German Home 547-6681. ' Bakery, 2950 Grace Lane, 8 A B Y S 1 T 'J\ i·N G , LITE -'C"'M"-. ------.,.-- HOUSEWORK IN YOUR Balboa Bay Club HO~fE Available weekends Ladies Spa Attendant only, please cal) after 6 PM Prior expcr in spa proced- 642-5697. ure. Must be over 21, HOUSE CLEANING, win· koo\vledgeable ln use of dolvs,' carpets shampooed, whirlpool &: sawia. Contact call bhvn 9 am & 6 pm, Personnel i fanager, 49&--1864. • 12'21 \V, Coast H""'Y·. N.B. OFF 4\fgr/FC bkvr all acctg & sec'y functions. BANKING 552-7964 eves & wkends UNION BANK Help Wanted, M & F 710 Has an openini;; for a. CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK A/R-A/P clerk. At least 2 yrs cxper. Newport Beach area .• Sa lary $400-$450. Cali E.~per. d<'sirablc. Please 111,. LOST n1ale San1oyerl. Vic. of Gener al S•rvlces 646--0a28 ply in person, Orange & Bay, Costa Mesa. ASbi' Ir\jcclion At o Id in g Teresa Wa lat 5'18-69-19 Captains Car Care ~~orcmnn. Exper. pref'd, but 610 Ne\l•port Center Or GOLD charm bracelet -\.\ia.xlng & Detailing not neccss. Rapidly ex· NC\\•port Beach kN'psake -REWARD! ID -645-1791 or 646-3632 pandlng co. needs .YDl!n; Equal Oppor. Entployer IRMA. 54S-2342 aft. 5 n1an to learn plastic lnJ.1"!!~~~""""!!!"!!!!"""' I "iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Hauling nKllding. Good oppor. for lBAR r-.1AID over 21 for cam· II 1---"-------1 right man. Apply in person, pus beer' bar, weekends. I 1 1 l• J GEN Hauling. 'J'n>e/Shrnb 2650 S. GMUld Ave., S.A. 833-8!9! att. 5 PM Mk lo• lnltrvctlon trim. Gar & Yd cleanup. ATTRACTIVE lady, $3.00 OY.'ner l ~iiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;:.~ Est. 531-6377, 557~. per hr plus comm., full or18-E-A~tm~~CIAN~--.. -.,,-t-ed~-f-., LOCAL moving & hauling by part time. Penn. Work H.B. busy saJon at S. Coast Sc hool• & sludent. Large truck. Reas. ~~: p~~~o 6~.f:;; ~laza. Paid vac. ca 11 instruction' 575 534-lS46 or 534-2164' Studios, 1326 M a g no I i a , 1 ii>l&-io;71S6ii;ii;" iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; l2' FURNITURE Van for Anaheim. 11 1 • 1ocal furn hauls &: gen'I OHANGE COUNTY hauling. 548-1862. VOCATIONAi. Sk.'lPLOADER & dun1p truck Help Wontod, M&F 710 Holp Wontod, M&F 710 MacGregor Yacht Corp. Pilot, P.O. Box 1.16<1, Costa I ;;;;;;;;;;::;:,::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;ll'!'!~l~63;1;..:;Pl~a:ce:nt:i:•~· ~C~.M;· .... ., Mesa, Cal. 9:&16. Boat Manufacturing 1. EXP'D Lube man, Ford Expcr. Engine Man & Hard· _ CITY OF _ CROSSTl"G GUARD Products Class A Smog ""'are Man , & T.rainee&. NEWPORT BEACH CITY OF IRVINE license. All bnfts/PeMion ERICSON YACHTS plan. Tom Stamp Ford 535 $2.29 Por Hour N. El <:amino, San S40-8001 POLICE The city or 'lnin~ ls presently Clemente TI4-492-ll.17. B 0 0 K KE E P E R , Full CADET accepting ..applications for 1 .......................... .. charge. Sa la ry com· the ~ition of crossing EXEC. SECRETARY n1ensurate w/ background A new program ls being Of· guard. 'The ba,a.ic function TO STORE MANAGER & ability. Apply in person. ~::!!ef~~~~m:i~ of this •position is to help Exclti~ challenginl!'. posirion 1752 Langley, Irvine elementfu school children J, W . ROBINSONS to the field of law en-BOTIQUE salesgirl · 20/25 forcement. Tasks are cross sa1,1y at heavily sportsY.<ear, s w Im wear, designed to give each cadet Ir ave I e d lnter'!lections. beach area. Good -rsonal· Guards are needed from r-a thorough introduction to Apply in person 10-5 No. 2 Fashion Isl., N.B. Equal Oppor. EmpJoyei· ity, train for n1gr. Must be JXllice work. R e qu i r e 1 7:45 AM until apProximately exp'd, 673-7569 between 10 & graduation from hi&h ... i..~i 4:00 PM. AH necessary 5 ..,..""' equipment ftlrnished by the EXP'D Truck driver to BUSBOYS Apply In Person Airporter Inn Hotel 0.C. Airport Area 18700 ~1acArthur Newport Beach CALL TODAY Start \\'ork Imn1c<.liately in Local Area. No experience n('Cessat)' . earn 1vhUe you learn -$100 10 $150 per weC!k minin1um guarantee as per agreement. Large Distributi~ Firm now hiring men to learn all phas- es of our Distribution Busi· n .... Rapid advancement to man· agcment poalUons when .-.quitl!ril'd. & presently enrolled in a City of Irvine. AppliCatlons make Nursery deliveries. college or university, age be !eked t th Minor truck main!. Call Bill 18-3:>. may P. · up a. e 9-S Mon-Wed 6(2.868& Salary $2.50 per hour. Max of Irvine Police Department, 1 • • •• 2(l hr work week dµring 19002 Zee St., .Irvine, or if FAeI'OJlY . '. school ~ year w/40 work fur th e1' ihfonnation ts Revcon, Inc:. Nffds week possjble during the n~ cor:rt.act Mrt. JIE! • Cabinet Maker SUnuner. Gumina, Pul>Uc Information e Cabinet Setter Clerk, 8J4.S238. e Rivetors Apply by June 8th, 1973. Teat CUSTODIAN d'1I: · Uti.me. e Plumbers dates Ju~ 11th & 13th, 1973. Personnel 'Dept,·'· H 0 a g e Final Finish ~~ :e= ~rzi8ty~ Hospital, Newport Bch. • ElRecEVmC·c1a0• N INC Newport Beech. 33ooDELICATE~ help ' • Newport Blvd, Ne wp-o rt wanted, morns, $!.,hr. to Pacific Lighting Co. Beach. (n4) 67J'.-6633. start. i\tust be 18 & depen· 10870 Kalama River Road, '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"I dable. Apply 495 E~ \7th St, Fountain Valley. (Euclid Clerical CM. Ask for Jim1 '.. \ oH-ramp San Diego Frwyl. Gen1I Ofc Clerk DELIVERY Men, permanent Bkkpng training, goo(f typ. part timi.> for early mop:ilng ing & 10 key adding ma· newspa~r delivery to chine req'd. Learn switch· home11 tn Newporl Beach. board. 'Apply L. M. Cox 11.fust have dependabht•car & Manufacturing Co., Inc., 1~ be reliable. ph 642-4800 E. Warner, S.A. An Equal DELIVERY Mi.>n, permanent Opportunity Employer. par1 time for early rooming Cl:"K TYPIST new.pape• dolivozy lo CK homes in Newport Beach. Part time. 1 pm to 5 _:pm. MWlt have dependable car Ir; Mon-Fri. $2.50 hr. Bilung, be reliable. ph 642-4800 typing, filing, etc. Must typeliiiiiiiiiiiOii;i;;;i .... iOiiiliiili ~ :':':" ~1t1 ~~ ~ Department Store o;,mbu!Qn O>uld toad to J. W. Robinson full ttme·tt ~. 919-043.1 Mornings please, Mr. Tuttle CLERK Typist, accurate typing, KOOCI phone personalityt.1!..fi!~~ 25, 5 day, $90, call ~o for m. Newport Beach STAMP & COIN DEPARTMElff F /T ime ~alt•m•n ' FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN Distribution Methods TllAININ(i SCHOOL \\Ork. Cl)llCN!I{', asphl\lt Learn Auto T une-up ~awing, hreaking. it.16-7110. C'l.:\SSES N()\V F0Hi\11i\'G YARD, garage cleanups. N<'cd 1 s a 1('i;111 n n. ex· --CLERK-mlST Manager 1!!!._en_, tlal"": Exper. JX'rlC'llt't:'<I. Sell B:\1C, F<'t· ·~~ .. __..,. tervlew AUTO , SALESMAN Blueprint Operator QF LOCAL FIRM SP<'l·1oil sn1011: l'lt1.ss for Rf'n1ovr lrl'Cs, dirt i\'Y· n1l'l·h;t111t~ l>ri\'('1\'y~. grarllng. :-i.rr-2666. l'un, huv:c inv•'ntory of u~cd l\fust be nca! nppearing, am· Shipping & receiving, type 55 Apply in person 10-6 pm l'Ut's, F1't"f' •ll'n10. f'\<'l'llt't1t An immediate optnfng bilious, 1Slable. WPhf ~um. Sal~ry No. 2 Fashion (JI ., NB 2120 Ph1~entill A1'e., C ;\l. H call Nuiv 71 •! li<lti-506;; _o_u_se_c_l_••_n_i_n,,g"----- \\.Ol'king l'Qndition~. S.·l' HnU exists for a ttm ... r -For Information Call: open. Gciod fringe benefits. Equal Oppor. ~~ Ryder or Toni A!kln nt ,,... Hours 7:30AM-4PM, S days, ff NEWPORT a ry on·call blueprint/ plus every other· Saturday. DEPENDABLF! ~ r 1ver 1 Ebr on ix Tutoring Clinic READING SPELLING MATH Ft~ Oingnostit• Tffiing 979-1 626 • + LADIE:S -Nrcd a han(t IV/!iftin~. tl10\'illg, 0 d d johs? Call Sam; 673-5900 f'Vf'S. xerox operator, lndi-Santa Ana area. 54~9842 delivery ae~, ouat kno~ IMPORTS v idua ls with prevlou• 979,5222 COMMERCIAL CM/NB, call a11,, • pm, 3100 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. experitnce prefe rrtd. 979_5469 TEULER ~64;>-94;;;;;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;. 642-9405 We presently have 11. position ~ S1JPEH ellici('nt Cal. ~tudent Apply In Person DI L seek:,; N. B. -C . M . AUTO SALES d:in tf~J~~ exper. commer, A A JOBI. housecleaning. $J hr, Experience preferred, •will 3l33 H1rbor Blvd. TUESDAY Pl~&8JI!' c.ontact ·. 544-5677 cons1dder_~1 Cra11inee. ~ Costa Mese, Calif. 9:00 A.M . TO 4:30 P .M. Mr. Newland, 836-l505 Liz Reinders Altftcy Carpet Cleani119 :im=1 :ndo d!:!, p1-;;, BANK OF AMERICA 4500 Campus Dr, N.B. Floor Ca ro & Wlndowt Good co. bcoellls. Apply In Newport C<nter Bl'anch 557.3401 [ I~' Dutch l\1aint Serv. 537.1508 person, Mr. Brad Bodoh. I 1t11tl., 1 1 Equal ()ppot;: Emp)Qyer ~ ____ ___ Semcet1ndRepa1rt . Dedicoted Cleaning 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa ~UO COMPANION -Prefer.---...~ 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;,;1 · WE DO EVERYTil!NG * _M_e_ .. _·------·I career Secretaries widow "'-" .... ~~SI'!~ 'o1~ ~ • RPfs. Free e-st. 646-2839 ~ AUTO • -~. C•re for IMd ,... coTrAGE COFFEE SHOP, * * * I Xlnt Ho.,,..deaning MECHANICS I~ Av<n1&• ,..nge $50W750, Top tltnt-llve IA, Room & 1162 W. 19th St. CM Craig Graham I By Day. 0\\11 Tramportatlon $. NO FEES. N.B., C.M., L---.t 1 ~· 721 ·cuss • 836-CJG.18 * Toyota or Jaguar. and lube trvlne, Orange I: S.A. Call UU11ru, N lry •Pen. DESK Clerk, Nalntenance Y o e a r landsca ping ' Mori l M c I D "'""-""'l!l•·r of Thompson. LagunR Beach. I!!!!!!!'!'!'!!!!!!'!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,.,. • p p S 961-1931 na M O e, ana * Eam up to $150 per week. CUaranteed in written &Breement. • * LDcal firm will train men in all facets of our bus!-..... ,, * Work mu clolelt to home. * ~--IU!qulttd. 2, CALL ~79,5469 TUE;OAY~PM C d I M I men. A•k 10, s 0 b Equal Oppor. Employer m/I lmmedlatel". References required. man, µiaida. Th:e New FR EE TICKETS LARGE Yucca Plants -Xln! &I0-3100 Boat ~lanufacturing • • ' COdK ~~Harbor. Call Qene, t .. 1111' rur l11nrlscaping. AIM other AU1'0~10TIVJ-: Painter's Cabinet Shop ' p Ill p I Private home • w!IJ work_ O!SPATCll~" u-•-, .,_:, Fltlerglasa .Molders Sou ho I planls 008-0025 helP<'r l\'anled. Apply 111 Helpers, Sand.•" .. Tratneei; I ac c er1onn• ""°"' llU~ uu~ t rn California ·· a ..... , •• ,,, ISIO A·-. D• La Only those willlna 10 work ,t,r;1 Servlcti, Inc. afternoon.' & et.rly even1nc1 1Upervtn:ln of transport.a A ael coatens, exper1enced. MOBILE HOME SHOW M osonry 1~""' v" " I __ ,, pl Good {2 P~1 til °' _PMI 6 •••• t''OIUpel'V'-,pe~o-••ll, Steady employment, Good E.'lrella, •·n Clcm•nlc. Joo cam •n.."af ap Y· 5CJO N'lwporl Center Dr. __ ... ..,.._~ I -., "' _, ~1' '"' ..........., 11· ··'1b pidl M''' -ch 11 J , d I :---'------~· c • benefl•-per w~. c..:o;ee lent working •1~_,1 work ~·-• for Ovvv• .un 10s w1 rl\ y <v -· 1r11 IU\l' "" QUAI ITY Ma l'h "'"I C'i:A wt1aet"' ..,, Suite 900 NB ""''" ...... ...., I :.1 81 lltt' . · mttMlnry work. c erson °"" Y ,,,..,p, · C • · · oondlUons. Ltdt Isle home. the or.raUon or IChool Kl'O'A' ng com • ANAHEIM STADIUM Brick & hlock 'val111. Pall~ Sec Glenn. ERICSON YA HTS 1 640-19ro Call Jf'rr'Y Klpp213: 944-6111 bull .e'rvtce A otbtt l't'l•Md SOL CAT MNS " 'P<'tially &ln--0887 AVON SAYS 54M001 u Cenfra).Tow, .. !:'· 0.ange • , . :mo State Coltt'itC Blvd,, • . ' '" .,,...,., COOK· We ha~ penn. ~-duties as required. $579-$702 1932 Pomona., ~Ana ANlh<'h11 Pa1nt1n9 & "B• Your Own Bo11'' Boat Repelrmtn/Trnes Equal Oppor. Employer tions open for O expcr cook per month. Send written 541,2285 :: r:· P1ealC! ctll 642-5678, rxt 314 P aperh1n9ing ~m an lnoomo of your own, Ex"per. prerd. Perm t/IJmel "'•lll!!!!ll!•l!!l••••I A dietary aide. Inuned resume to Saddle bac k a to clAlm ')IVUt tl<:kelt. !Norlh rllfllt In }"OUl' own Jl(!labbot-only. Mll8t ha~ short hair CHA ROE OT relief cede tmployment. IJ>arit J.Jdo Valley t1aUkd Schoo I Fat Pnlflt ls attal Wtien O>unty toll tl'f't number hi PROF'. painter, boncs1 -.'Ork. hood. Rt an AVON A dean MX)l'(f. mllt'Jde'a ~ fofrettrenwmt homt. J'Laasl'dp Conv.!Centert 496 Dlltrftt. 14739 Sancl cait)ton JQu ..U illrDllKb '°let· 5«>-~) * * n•as. lnt/l'xl, ~ ~1. ~~~!)Ve. Can now: Boatyard, :M14 Newport W. Pleuant worlc. XI n t napbfp, .N.8. •• • Aw., Eut lrvtnl ttrw Dally Pt.kit ~Oed Ret... $M.27?19. ~ ~ 540-?0C NB. btncnta. 5*-1G95 Sell tale ltema_._ • 604618 Want ad !'!!!llll •• .,.. 6G5678 Ads. .JO..f£lB '._. ble for the operation or the School caleterlas to select& b·aln 1iersonne1 to assist In plaMlng, remodeH.ng & equiping cafeterlas. $735- $898 pe1· n1onth. Send "Tit· ten resume to Saddleback Valley Unified Schoo I District, 14736 Sand Canyon Ave, East Irvine. FOOD Worker, cooking exp. Days. Personnel Dept, Hoag Hosp, N.B. FORK Llft driver, start $2 per hr. Dependable, think· trc individual. Apply 940 West 17th St. CM FRY COOK, EXPER. Full Time. Must be clean & neat Xln't working conds. .l pay. Apply, Surf a: Sir· loin, 5930 W. C0ast Hwy,. NB GENERAL LABOR Newport Seach Costa M•sa Santa Ana ~range & Irvine No FN>s • Weekly Paycheck 6 AM shift. Day shifts 2nd shifts und graveyard.' • P. P.S • Pacific Ptrsot1nel Services, Inc. 500 Newport Center Dr. Suite 900 Newport Bch 640-1970 24 Central Tower, 0Mlllp ,.,.,...,. 215 E. Commonwealth Sufte F Fullerton 870-1833 Equar OpjSOt, Employer GENERAL OFF'ICE \.\'Ork - posting, phone, secretarial. Smalt, pleaiwit office, Orange Co. Airport area. Musi be stabli.> lady with high accuracy. Good salary. Immed. opening. Call 9-4, any da,y, n4:5.52-8.103 GENERAL Help, p/time eves from 5pm on. Drivers &. Kitchen. Over 21. Apply in person, Me n Eds, 410 E. 17th St, Costa Mesa GIRL FRIDAY Western zone executive offict' ha& an immediate re- quirement for a professional & talented girl with an ap. titude for f.igures. You should have a min ot 5 yn. busy office ex per. typing speed a substantiated 75 wpn1. Available for a minimal amount of travel. For an appointment call P. Muich, (7141 833-1502 on Tuesdny. GUARDS Full & P/time Positions opC"n in Long Beach, La- guna Niguel In Laguna &: Con1pton areas for qualified applicants who d e s i r e stearly employment. 18 Yrs of age or older. Appty in person, 326 So. Lemon st., Anaheim, bctwn 9 am a: I pm. A!Yf Sterling Security service An Equal Oppor. Employer GUARDS FULL OR P /TIME NEWPORT BEACH & SANlA ANA AREA \Veils Fargo Guard Service Div. Baker Protec. Service 13.52 \\lest Con1mon1>1.'t'alth, Fullerlnn or ph: 525-2386 Holp U • Build Beautiful Cruising Se llboal1 \Ve stKall i, a 1•npidly growing co. bulldlng the lndustry·s Finest quaLity product. To kCC!p It that Wlcy" we need I lhC! industry's fine!'lt boat buUrlers. We are looking to butld a stable work force · we've never had a Jayott. We encourage initiative & ttspOnltble Jhlnkln& w/tbe reward of llf1 enjoyable place lo work, pride in )'001' finished product • a rapid advance1q,ent for lho9e of ability. Ex.per, people con· et:rntd aboul their Mure. drop by for 1l11 lntervn. 1'oes-Thun 8 1m·S pm {other 1tme11 by apptl. POSITIONS AVAIL.ABLE: (1) Bonder · (1) Golcoat Aop.olrmo n (1) SI~ Rm Clerk WHlull Cor poration 1626 Placontla A~• Co1ta Mei • Vatancll;"t C'Qlt inone.yl Rent 100r hi>u,., apt., •ton ••d,I{ .. 11<. C1nJ • o.0y Piiot Cluttfled Ad. Seit ldle ltenu lllj!!! Call 69·!m Nowl The "Yellow P-" of claallled. . ' ,&12-56'11. D . 1 p i· " & k l n & k n • a. h • ly • • rs in " & "' E ' "' ., 0 er n nl .. lot .. I ' •• t I -. -T . . s.:t;ay, Mu 27, 1973 , . DAILY PILOT D 11 i...--~rm~Jt t1'1 '. J!Dl ,~·~~:tio~I ~~;;;;;8 f:I•-[fiJ I &••••-l[Il]! l-;;;;~l[Il]~~[;;;L;;;;:os;;;;;•-;;;:fill~iJ~I iiiiiii'""'•''-~l[IIJ;;.,Jj; w--.M&PTit • 111!1 - !lOlolE CONSULTANT/ Hol1'Wlftl9ll,M &!F 710 ~~~W.m.d~·iiii~'MiiiiiA~P~1JiiiiOl~lo~lp~Yl~ant.d,~iiiM~•iiiii; ljolpWontM, M & F 710 ~Wonted, MAP 710 HelpW0ni.d.MA F 710 HolpW•ntod, M & P 71CIHolpWont9tl, MA I' 711 CUSl'OllDt SERVICE y.,. • ....._ • ., u. a •. Co~ VUlu lo S.. J~nvowu. _.. p/tlmo, _,. ~IOmblors p h • C Sileo ,,.._ .._ 118" Juan Ol>loouano. Exper Exper, ""Pie (,,,.,,,_, MEN , "" growing ""'"'""' ""'' urc Cl$1ftCJ ltrtc 0.."'1 f'n>t Ofc .. "°° w Id Y" L"k T B ....,._but not.......,,. aoly, PllUb .... in N........ ''" Pr<!cr "pe" '"' ... Tho Irvine Compony Med. !mt~ -olc s.;oo OU vU I e 0 ecome caupo!--~ •• lt.lff tor -~ '!2J>Jn~. '1~~:._?ll_ll (213) ~ooAY'S ARMY willing [O tnun. Apply Cllp.. Knowlect.'t of A/P function Inwn. Clt'ric $-ISO .... ._.. ~1,.o.w. ........ ........,... I ' l)('r J\iar ine, 1919 E, 0«·1-as l'l'IAl{'(I to l"t<'elvlng d<!pt. Secreta.rlet S6SO A p r1 Of Th E "t" Hoapltollty Homou JUNIOR SALESMA~: dental SI., S.A. "''•'"'·Typing 6S w.p.m. & _.. $S60 a e XCI 1ng S...Vlce·, Earn ~ per week F MOTEL tnAid "-01·k. Neat, use or 10 key calculator. Escrow Ofer SiOO Co 1 d ,. "look!-lo!' W<>m•n to ...... woddog alt" """°"' and 0 FERS A $2500 ......... ..,women,' day wk, Coll 644:3319 Cl•ri< '""""' -mputer n ustry '· ., • Sat .. M ... -Laguna Beach n es or t n-twn '•m A noon Koy ... • .... h to .... 111 come .l Interview """W -1. on .... ......,. .. getting new 4.,11...., 11>9 ......... ..,.,., '"'" '"'"' t,..._ I.. '"'""" "" SI.At """•pist ~~ dents. S&1e:i or advertising cus...,..t~ ~or the Dai111 • ,. .,.,.,., V I M expcr. helpful, Muat have Pil<>t.,'lltis is not a paper MTS O E TO REAL ESTATE SALES Acctng C!E"rie $.)()(} car A t,ypewtiter. Ml..1095. rou.te and does not lnc:lude ENLISTMENT BONU ' 'I, T P RA R FREE LICENSE Gen .'Acctng Clric lo $650 HOSTESS Cuhk!r over 21. ~~:Sope~~~.co~:. (i Dictation Transcriber. TRAINING ~JR~~~e:~d = Daya, nit.es &. wknd1. Apply west Costa Mesa and South T)'pll\i: & xln't s~JiftK. Famou!I Real Estate Lleen~-Sec'y/Constr $650 Varian Data Machines Has the following immediate openings Daily, 1D:30 am-lpm. & HWltington Beac.h onl Some ltfTh'"T exp er. Ing CourM> now available G. Aet'OWlllni' Supv m 4;30-6:aClpm, Ml c.a.sa Mei· A[>SMy now' 9681664L. y. To: 18 year old high school gradoatef and necess. thru Tarbell Realtors. Free F/C Bkpr Q)natr $700 lean Rest&Ul1Lllt, 296 E. 17th . · men ls.34 able to pass a high sc:hoOl eqiiivltl· Placen:"nt Service. Ftte Sec'y Recept.. $550 St, CM. KitclM:1:1 Q, i:l).1:30 THE 1 ency test. ,~""~ APPlY 9 am. 12 noon Training Program. Earn NEWPORT HOTEL Night Auditor (ex-PENGUIN. Laguna Bch. Monday thru Friday v•hile you learn. Call Al ..,,.need only). Alrporttt -,,.---"""·~===---You must qualify for four years AmlY rv-PACIFIC MUTUAL Sloan m<l 832-5'40. Poraonnol Agency Inn Hotel, Irvine. Contact Keypunch Opr Exper ; ice. 7® Ne;wport Center Dr. REAL ESTATE SALES W Oowr Dr., N.B • Electro-Mechanical Assemblers Dick Hannan ~2770 12 Noon • 8:4.5 11m. ·Ask tor Th~ bonus enlistee may choo~ -on •. of 20 Newoort Be&eh SUCCE$ CAREER 642..3870 HOUSEKEEPER to live-in, Mrs. JB.SPef, 5'10-9'172. technical training skills or join (or adventure Equal' Oppor. Employer New or experienced. Join the wUh exp. & refs. $250. mo ro KEYPUN~H , OPR Eaining ip Infantry, Armor or Artillery. \Vorld's largest and fastest start. $3)). mo. after 90 NEED MORE MONEY! growing resale organization ..i •• ,.,._ Pvt room. "·th & en· ~ corp. office located at ou earn the bo.nus when yoit succes§fully with a netv."Ork of over 300 -· ~ F I Dlstribule Amway home Clll'e Iii trance + color 1V. No RYiion Is1Md. Expet:, on omp ete your basic and specialized Uaining. o ces and become a ~ & 9 St $500 products & Nutrillte food be 1 Mill' cookiDg, no ironing, no pets. v"" 05 • a.rt · · Ca.II Tour J;rl,onthly pay starts at $807. i,:. supplements from your mem r 0 our M>nalre SALES ~p. for small job shop. Must know Machining. Work on commission . !'67-1586 SALES, Office products & marking. FuU or p/time. Won1C'n or relired men. 210 Briggi {l'Or RedhilJJ PJ\o1 only. Min. 6 mo's electronic assembly exper. Isl Shift & some 2n'd shift positions immediately available. Must speak En g 1 i sh . Sally Hart, 54()...6()SS, Coastal Club. Multi-million dollar 675-3627 Personnel Agency, 2 7 9 o You may select from a wide range of travel home . Call 545-7853 advertising program. Free Calibration Technician HOUSEKEEPER • convales· cent hospital, full time. Good benent.s. Call 642-2410. 1445 Superior Ave, Ne111port Beach. HOUSEKEEPER, live·in. for large home, private Laguna suburb, 2 adults, all modern conveniences. Must be dependable and capable of handling home v.·hen owners away. 494-3684. HOUSEKEEPER, live in for Motherless home in Hun· ttncton Harbour, Pri BR. pool. Boy 12-girl 13. MW!lt drive, refs, Mr. John Glvans 591-=. (2l.1) 592-""4, H 0 U S EKEEPING Aide-Perm I/time position. Immed opening. 7 Paid holldays, vac & sick leave. Park Lldo Flagship Conv. Center, 466 Flagship, N.B. HOUSEKEEPER. babysit- ter, live In, exp'd & refs nee. No smoking, 3 children, pri rm & ha & TV, 5 day wk, lovely waterfront Newport Bch home, salary open, 673-5666 HousekHper, f/tlme 549.3061 Huntington le•ch High School District Has an openlng for: Dupllcotlon1 Clerk Startl.ni salary $558 mo + xln't benefits, Rn 12 noon-9pm. Interested ap- pllcanU! report for the writ· ten test on May 30th at 3: 30 llt Huntington B ea ch Highschool, 1905 :P.faln St. HuntiJtgton Beach. Equal Opportunit;y Empl~r. IF YOU WANTA CAREER BAD ENOUGH TO WORK CALI.. ... 979.5469 Must Be Over 18 Immediate position available with local company. Good earnings, e x c e I l en t op- portunity for advancement. Applicant.. must be neat ap- pearing. For Personal Interview Call 979-5469 Harbor Blvd, CM options. ' l NIGHT clerk for motel in guaranteed licensing school. KEYPUNCH Get' all the tacts from your Army Represen· LAGUNA BE AC H, 2 Excellent sales training. OPERATORS We are seeking exper. keypunch operators f o r daytime & swingshift. 4 pm- 12:30 am on the Univac 1701-lTIO. We .are willin&: to train on ~ tab punch verifier. LocaJion ot. the key pUnCh ~L in the near future will be Fashion Island, Newport Beach. Please call Mrs. Rose for an appointment ('n4) 547..:.7571 GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS 1418 N. Main St .. Santa Ana An Equal Oppty Employer KEYPUNCH DAY SHIFT nights/week. Please call Virginia Jones tative listed below. Today's Army Wants to 494-8521 835-4811. Jdin You. NON-DRTNKElt. age so.oo RED CARPET 2040 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheirp f' . 535-4991 Assist gc ntlehian, Realtors 7093 Lincoln Ave., Bueno Park , ... 527·5161 900-Hlll REAL ESTATE 211 E. Commonwealth Ave., Nurses SALES MANAGER RN·LVN-AI DE Fullerton .... , . , , , , .. , , . , . , , •• 879-2151 11.7 & other shifts. Top pvt Resale Ottice needs manager SANTIAGO BANK Experienced TELLERS Contact Mr. Lorenz 714 : 832·5200 12550 Brookhurst St., Suite F, duty pay. Immed. pay ror with 2 rears of Real Estate ~ ~-G ' lJoo d c t 1 experience. Newport Beach ::==o=o=:::::::O:::::O:C:I warvwn rove ....••...••...• '539·11 48 r uty. oun yw de area. Expan..im"' company. 18530 Beach Blvd., Intrvws. Mon·Fri 9 · 5 . ~'6 Lescoulie Nunes Registry, Excellent opportunity for Huntington Beach ..........•. 962-8821 351 ltospital Rd ., NB (Lob-professional growth. Appl,)' • •2 h S in confidence, Send resume '"West19t t.,Cost1MeSI .. ,. 645-1163 by Parle Lido Bldg) to0assifiedad.no.G38,c/o 365 West 2nd Ave., Room 202, 642·9955• 540-9954. Daily Pilot, P. o. Box 1560, Escot\dldo ... , , .. , , , ••...•• -.. 747-6510 NURSES Aide, 7-3 shUt, ex· Costa 1'1esa, Calif. 92626. per. preI'd. Huntington 603 ht St., Oce1nslde ........... 722·S23'1 Beach Conv. H"'plt>l, 18811 REAL ESTATE SALES 1728 N. Tustin Ave., Orange ..... 637-3270 Florida, ll.B. 847-3515. Resales in Newport Beach 1718 N. Main St., Sartta ~~· ..... 542·2435 NURSE-LVN or RN, exper. area. , , In pediatrics & E K G . HARBOR VIEW e Secreterles e Typi1t1 • Trne Assemblers e Gen'I Leborers VOLT lnstent Personnel Temporary Service 3848 Campus Dr., Suite 106 Newport Beach 546-4741 Equal Oppor. Employer This offer may be dtSCOlltmued at any time F/time. Call 640-1650. Nan-HOMES depending upon Army Ibanpower require--~cy'==~~~~--1829 Port Sheffield Place * SECRETARY* ments. NURSE_ Psychiatric exper. Newport Bf'ach 833--0780 needed for Newport Beach • • p I p/t\n1e. Personnel dept wk·days only Brokerage Fir n1 . I ~ u' Haog ltosp, N.B. Resp on a i b \lilies inc Hep Wanted, M & r 710 r'lelp Wanted, M & F 710 NURSES AIDES. ex Pe r . RECEPTlONJSI', Matu r e trans fe1Tlng f;Ceuritles, I;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; plt0ne work & riling, et c.. -----~ "MACHINISTS pref. Xlnt working con-lady. Take reservations. Must be sh""" & willing lo 6 M • ,._..,, k ditions. Shifts, 7-3:3(1 & Some typin"', no sh. Operate ... ., o s ac,w:u wor exper. MACHINE ·SHOP Prototype & M?dels Metal. 3-ll:30. Beverly Man 0 r . .,, learn Insides of exciting ~~:e:vi~",c•h·' keytape or key Ca~ble of toolmg manufac-Conv. Hosp., Laguna Hills. ~~';~gco:~~rSl~Jpelerv1j;~~ business. Type 60 wmp. Lear Sl"egler twmg as well as proloh........ Send resume to P.O. Box • .,~ NURSES Aide 1' per of CPA. 5 Days, IOam-iipm, 2010 N rt n. h ~= Apply In The \ _, l Component machining. Must 8• '-"' · .re<f. Wed thru Sun. $500 mo. • ewpo uc-ac ' """""""· Personnel Department .have exp. & own tools. Top 7.3 f/timc .& 11-7 f/time. Send resume Classified ad Attn: Personnel Monday-Fri, 9 am-12 Noon Inc pay & fringe bene(lts. EOE. H.B. area. S42-5.5Sl no. 873 c/o Daily Pilot, SEC/Girl Friday, perm • ACCURATE MOLD CO. OFFICE MGR p O Bo 1"'" Co t M p/time, good 8 k 111 s, PACIFlC M O CE . . x .Ml, 5 a esa, d I 700 N. rt "~Tt UADrL Tronsport Dynamic• M(A2l.1C) 860-H 5548S F~ ~G~ew ~a r •Ciiaii1ji11"ii92626iiiiii;;' ;;;;;;;;;;'"';;;;;"'" ::~ki~bilit;,1 :£10fi ~~ NC:rt s;ia~~ · INI T Dealership. You know the 67l-2185 Division Familiar with Bridgoport "perlonce you m'1St havo. RECEPTIONIST ~s=E'=c"'u=R~ITY=~G~U~A=R=D- type mills and small lathes. Please apply ln ·penon, or Day or night, no exp. nee, Exper. F/time. Contact ?ttr. Reo Plestics Co. Inc. phone ~7770-Harb 0 r easy, tun job. Will train. no Ford, Security Supervisor, 1365 LOGAN AVE., CM American Motors. typing! or shorthand, etc. Balboe Bey Club A \\'ell known local manufac· 546-3370 2 OFFICE GIRLS App Y in person any aft or ~'Y>• · b pl NEEDED eve. at 2930 West Cst Hwy ., .u ... \V. Coa!t Hwy., N.B. ture~ = sta le em oy. MAID · MOTEL. Apply Ex· _,. dl h N.B. SECURITY guards full or ml'n s. ecutive Suites, Xl8() Newport Ra ... 10 telephone spate ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! p/time in Costa Mesa area. GRJNnl:DC. mvd., Costa MeB&.. Must be 25, able to drive RECEPTIONIST tor animal Phone (U4) 540-85TI ext 73 3131 W. Eegerstron Sent• Ane ' Jr. colle~e or technical schooling + 3 yrs exper in calibration of oscilloscopes, VTV·M, pre-amps, differential volt meter, digital equipment & other electronic test equip- ment. Electro-Mechanical Inspector Reqttired to inspect computer systems & lower level assemblies for workmanship, completeness documentation. Must have re- lated exper. Second shift. Inspector Min. of 3 yrs exper in a receivina: inspection activity testing resistors, capacitors, pulse transformers, transistors etc. May be re-. quired to assist lower level inspectors. In Process Inspector 2 Years recent exper. in a related inspec- tion activity including cables, circuit boards, chassis etc. Please App~ In Person Monday Thro Friday 8:30 AM • 4 PM To The Personnel Department Or Contact: B. Kratka 2722 Michelson Dr., Irvine 833-2400, Extension 336 An Equal Opportunity Employer ------------------- KEYPUNCH OPRS Full or p/time. Prefer 1 yr recent exper on 029, 129 or key to disk. Will consider trainees wOO have success· fully completed a KP course &: can pass KP tem. Good working conds. Shift dif~ lerentisl. Weekend incen- tive, Integrated Data Corp 64&-7425 or 546-mlO --~· ,, MAID, days, Utime. Person-YEALpLpOlyWln CPAeBncO hosp, N.B. FH & Sat only. or Room 223, 3151 Harbor, GENE.A.~ nel Dept Hoag H"pital • Send resume, Classified ad C.M. -!.~ ,.O,R Newport Beach. ' 186 E. 16th, Costa Mesa no. 639 c/o Daily Pilot, s-'E-.. -1--,.-,lred---m-an--w-/ Hein Wanted. M 4 F 710 Help Wanttcf, M & F 71 FABRrCA S MAID wo.rk in exchange for Outbrd Motor Mechanic P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, b t 1 d ' Calif 92626 us ness exper. o eveiop SIGN Painter Neecl~ Helper. UNSklLLED ASSEMBLY LAB TECH Immed. R & D opening ror prototype projects. Pref. some college in a technical field involving math & basic e 1 e ctrical measuremenL Local industrial exp er, desirable. Duncan Electronics, 2865 Fairview Rd, C.M. Equal Oppor. Employer. LADY companion tor mother Non-smoker/drinker. Share work & tun. Room &: board + aa.Ja.ry. Re.t excbanged. Call 539-7623 mornin&s or -MOL,DlD TRNES room. 4 hrs. per day. 2376 ummer or permanent. Move .==;;-·~~-====--1 management service. Part time, leave name & -, Newport Blvd. 548-9755. to beautltul Lake Ar-RECEPT-SEC'Y 644-1869. phone no. 548-0044 -MACHI~ Maintenance rowhead. Call ( 714) Good h'piog '1dU,, ple•·ant r~· 3.11 2501 ~ -STATEMENT CLERK OPRS r 0 ASSISTANT J.iij;-Oiiii;;' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil :::~:.~lity;.,. ':,:,'~lie. '"mi SENIOR We are presen!ly taking ap- plications for our staten1ent window. Must have soml' typing skills, pleasing pet· sonality, able to v.·ork withe public. ExeeUent Irtnge bcriefits in-MAINTENANCE PART TIME \Vebb's Newporter Inn, CJudmg company pa.id group Multi·Million Dollar Real NEW ACCOUNTS 6441700• ext 533· ELECTRONIC lnsurance Estatfo ~~ ]'las Jlt'l'· CLERK RECEPTIONIST I Ty p 1st PHONE ~3131 manent pos1ti0n far person Salary commensurate w/ TE' CHNICIAN to do assistant maintetHulce 50 W.P.M. typing, sh prefer-background. & ability. Apply work in large aPartm'ent ttd in person; ·1752 Lanitey, Please Call Mr. Newland, 836-3505 BANK OF AMERICA complex. 9lould 'h'aye some ' ~""' .... ii"'ii';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ... knowledge of various crafts -UNITED-• and be able to do routine CALIFORNIA BANK tepair \\'Ork. Steady Work Restaurant Newport Center Branch Min. 3 yrs ~per. w/com-Equal Oppor. Employer pUter rE"lated peripheral STRUCTURAL equppment pref'd. Exper. in DRAFTSMAN $5 Per Hour GENERAL LABOR· IMMED. Pmpioyment avail evenings only. ror gen'1 car wub belt>. I "'"'""""'"iii"-•••• I "Im===~ I ba.ckground reqnired_ Vpca-li tion benefits, sick leave & health insurance. Salary to $3.15 ~ hour, depending on 201 Avenlda Del Mar San aemente <92--5123 A FUN PLACE TO WORK line printer & tape drives. Rapidly growing consulting Call Immediately structunl engineering firm PUNCH PRESS TRAINEES Apply in pmK>n, Lido Car LHslng E • t I ~::.':: 481 E. 111h St., Co.ta Ropr ... nt1tlv01 _xpenmen a The Irvine Comp1ny ~f. INSPECTOR 3 Yr!I recent exper. In -proc· css, machine shop, 1st articles. Production & final inspec t Ion of machined parts. Xln't co. benefits & working conditions. Apply in Person 8 AM-11 AM SHUR·LOK CORP. lJOO E. Normandy Pl. Santa Ana (1 B\k N. of McFadden Iii Blk \V. of Grand) F.qual Oppor. Empioyer """"' .. __.. .......... •.a"'-- See" oxper. leasing rep to I a'ch1"n"1sts Mow-& lease apts tn the Irvine area. P I ea san t persona.lily. Typing liO. J\fust be willing to work j weekends. Excellent working cond11 co. benerits. Coll 644-3389 Between 9am & noon ' " Eijiht yeers gener- al m•chln• shop ex· ptrlence in manu-- facturlng precision .,..rts end tooling required. Will per• form tho layout and machining of com- [ pllcotod port• from •1men1ional prints or sketches. Apply In Person 3333 Har bor Blvd. Cost• MoH, Calif, Cc;ie.c;J> c ht1#111*1 expet'lence. Call 5.57-8032. Equal Oppor. Employer • MAJOR DISTRIBUTOR POWER TOOLS OPENING Nijt OFFICE IN • COSTA 'M~A * PIZZA cooks &: drivers over 21. 16532 Beach Blvd . f{untington Beach POSITIONS OPEN FOR NEW BRANCHES • Tellers e New Accounts e Loan Proc. Sec'y Savings & Loan Expe1-. PreI'd. Apply In Person. Mariner's Savings & Loan Association 1515 WestclUf Dr., N.B . 642-4000 Public Relations P.R. 'JJ,,e f!euten .[;. cfel! Now Hiring Dishwasher Full & P/tin1e Apply 3-5 daily 151 E . Coost Hwy. Newport Beach Equal Oppor. Employer • P.P.S • Pacific Personnel Services, Inc. 500 Newport Center Dr. Suite 900 Newport Sch &m-1970 Equal oppor. employer In Newport has lmmed. opening tor q ua 11 f i ed draftsman. 0 u t 11 tand in g company benefits. Ca 1 ! 546-8581 for appnt. SYS ANALYST RPG $1BK+ WestcliU Personnel Agency 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. (Mark III Center) 542-8836 TELEPHONE Sales. Work from your QWR home. Highest commissions. De· perlence not nece111ary. 891-51B4 Television. SENIOR Mechanical TECHNICIAN Cablevision Min. 5 ,.,.. c<pec. In com· Installer Tech puter related field. Impact line printer, expanding in Orange County based ROUTE 'SALESMAN Permanent Career Oppiy Nation's 12th largest retail org&n!Zation has oppry for person living in local area. Operate eslab. route bu!I-* Fanta&tic Opportunity tor EXEC. LEVEL iness. 5 D•y week, ao can. advancement We seek oubitandlng sttles peripheral Jleld. cablevision co. is seek" a Call Immediately customer lll!rVice lnst!!lfcr. • oriented ledy Jc:ir our ltvinc vass. $lO,OOO to $l2,000 oppty. J , office. Iden! for results Vehicle I all expenses paid. • P.P.S • Duties will include In· stallaUon & mnlntel\llf10!. TelevUdon or eleetronlcs ex-per. ~·d. Cablevision ex- per. desirable. Mtl..'ll be ablt> to deal withe public. G ed . xlnt fringe benefits. Call * uarantee $150.00 \Veekly orient . career minded, as per written B&:reement creative womnn who likes to Mt. Taylor or Mr. Donnelly, 'run her own show'. This is _11~'~'="~'·°'03.10""'.====-Pacific Personnel Services, Inc. • "'"°"''bl• & di""m"' SALES MANAGER position offering pcrsonnl "C•"m• to ·. th /So C 1·1· f 1 t 500 Newport Center Dr. • ... Please send brief k~tter or grow w · a • s as es Suite 900 Newport lk.h Classified ad no. 874 growing Temporary I !rip This ls an exc!Ung & clo Daily Piiot Service. Xlnt starting salary challenglng opportunity for 640-1970 po Bo 1560 train· + exp. acct + co1nm + the fight man or \voman to ~~Eq~.,.!!jlf,o~p~po;,'~· ~·~m~p5lo~y~":;:l .. ~eo.;t~a~M~·,~,.~~~-ea~92626;;..,. auto ' allo1v. & loods of gl'O\'" 1v/a n a 1iona11 y benefits. Call D o ttie, recognized company in ~ SERVICE Stat.Ion Salesman THE SHOWOFF ' * ~mplete company 1ng~ 540-4450 for confidential Aeromatic gift field. To &: Lube Mnn. Exp pref'd. appt. qualify yoo mwt be able to Top P6Y· Full It pj.rl time. (1) Receiving Stock Clerk. CALL 979·5222 TEMPO TEMPOR.\RY reorganize our entire Ales Apply at SHELL, 17th &. (101 Mdse Assc'!lblcrs for HELP errort for vigorous growth. llVlne, NB. marldng &: hanging. Appl,y TUESD PRE-schools teachers need· AV, MAY 29TH ed no\\• ln Cdl\l. Exper. or 9AM l' .. M E.C. clas~s preferred. Cllll "V today 675-4022. After 6:30 il 11:k/end!I. 673-1735 PRINTER MANAGER wtnted. SbtRtl recreation dub. No e~· perlence necewi.ry. 536-8001 3 t>ny-12 hour shirt. P.lu~t MEDICAL fnl¥lt. office. ~· hR\'e 1':.:l"of't'l<'n''C ('In tht' 26.r,() pert_cnt.'Cd onl)~. Cull fi.12-K)66 Mul U-Llth. 20l'K) Cnmcra, &. bl!tween 2--4. lZ'IO Prt-s.<i. Pr(' v I a\111 contribute substantls.IJ,y to SERVICE Sta. Attendant, Wed.1....~ay 30, betwn 10 & new product applkatlon. na. f/tlme, dayw. S.liu-y open . 3 at J;Jll Clinton Ave., Costa tional sales plan8, 8howl, Apply in pct'IOI'\, Earl Mesa. No phone calls pieue. etc. It ettt!ct:ivcly motivate a Williama Tl.'XRCO, 1 6 9 S comm1'-p,(es force. Ex· SUperlor Ave, C.M. TOOL ROOM perience tn our, or a stm.Uu SERVICE Slatkin Attendant commodity fleld deelrable, ''"" I ~--18 but OOI a must. Ap 1' no l\IU w p U~. vva· . Ap. TRAINEE bnn-itt. We ha"" an at· ply Brown• Shell, 990 E. tractive comp en a. t I on Cout Hwy. NB 644-4131. packaa-e for tbe SHAMPOO GTRL reaulta-orlented tndtWfuaJ Wed thru Sat. Must be Shop ex-per. In nlte scho?I. Send re~ 1£ eamlnii-licensed. 1610 W. Coasl ~luirt have mechanical ablll· b.istory lo R.W, Easter, 523 Hwy. NB ly. $2.2S per hr. S. Woodland St., Orartie, Call Jnunt-d lnl t'I)' California ~ ''Whltr Elephants" over· running your house? Turn MEN & WQMEN la..27 prin!inl( 01· related JuncUon_q Elm to $34~ '-111&0' per hf'l pf\11. mo. while ''" te•ch Y'" • A~ply 9-ll, Mon.-FM. TIME FOR job lklll In Elcclr<mlcs, !<!.. PACIFIC MUTUAL FOR ACTION :ca or. ~dm~tra~ 700 Newport Center Dr. • • • • P.P.S. them Into ''CaAh" . . . K'll them thru a Daily Pllol clRMlfled o.d! Pacific Personnel "Make Room F'or Daddy" Services, Inc • • , . clean qut the ganat 500 N('Wp()rt Cent(>\" Dr ••. 1um thal junk Into CBll.h Sult 900 Newport Sch wlth a o.tlY Pilot CLaulfied e 640-1970 ad. Call 142--51Ta. f'qual GppOr. emJ*Jyer Need a "Pad"' Plaai an tdl oer mo~! """' wort<. Newport hod! DAILY PILOT ean T%t i9ung. Calli. Air Like ., 1"ad•1 0ur Tndir" CLASSIFIED ADS N&tloul Guard m.13C.!. PuMlse colwnn b Jar you! CALL 642 5671 S.U tho old 'lljltl Biili thl S llnca, 5 dtlJi• tot' $5. 0111 • atuft. ,. today • • . &t • ' $2.25 Per Hour Day Shift Call Immediately • P.P.S. Pacific Personnel Services, Inc. ~ Ne\\>port Center Dr. Suite 900 Newport Sch 640-1970 equal oppor. employer UNSKILLED ASSEMBLERS Female No FMs.--Top $$ Call Immediately Weckend11 Inc luded • P.P.S P•clflc Personnel Services, Inc. 500 Newport ~nter Or. SWtc !m, N.B. 64l).,lll70 24 Centtal Town. Or&nge 5'7- 215 E. Commonwealth Suite F Fullerton 8'11>-183.1 ' Equal Oppor. Eonploye!' QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5671 • • I I ' ..._ • ,• ( 0 t .. 8 J2 DAll.Y PILOT , -· 11'7 27, lC)'IJ , , 1 , ~ 1~~~~~l~~~~~1 1Y~·e~t ~~~~~~~~1 -=~~~:l ~~~~:J ~ •r: , 1[Il]1 .... ,~. ~ 1,.--.. -,·-.,--.1~1 r .. , ·· .~1 ...... :. ~Lj ·~··· 11~ ...... .._ ~1-( 1=-~.--11H1 ~"I~ ~'-iiiiiiiiiiii~~ t } C 9 , --.;iiiiiiiiiiii~ ! """Wanted.Ma I' flt A,1,,,... 102 Furniture 110 Mochlnory 116 ·1o-'11! ~. bcllo, HIFI, !lop 8.>< ~ ,156 lloots, "°'"" IOi6 W~ CoUee Shoo, ... Bl'OVESsbeauL blUns dbl . KWIK Duh Wey -..;: ~ DRAWER~ a.{..i ~ l36 * * * PRIVATE .... allL l2x1ll :Ill' llfRlS cratt. alnt .....!. poronr.21 .lfo-..UL .....,eled.ro1luede, SAL£•SAT/SIJNONLY Valve.....,.,_.,buil_1 bolgemltsltyp•w"ter.;/lllleDEL clelNnce.., OorryR..,....llno auiomade...-all&hled lllruouL a/1 radio. load. -Kor.. ~ 11199"1!.altxs', ca,bl.nru ms. 2 ~t 11. S25 I ~~ truck~ taiba, dNk. !kbcm, ma 1ab1n 1 RCA A: rntth TV A: mreo.. 770 w. llth St. ;-s:35 ~ ~all~ pUey, ~ 4. Ped. fix a:.ta Mfta. e.: PanneJ ft.I,)' hn.ler 12$: M . I S . I -IWMI chalr: fpart.l Ftre ~prices ol the yeu at · Col'te Men adui · .:i drW h! )'OW' 'ht • ~ -W•ltrtlMt ~?:~ htatnt, $15 ca; emona pectaS 1Mispll•nabus \ Ill c:ilcac:rvt'NJ~a~~ 1 de':'fiJ'.~rrjth~ YouarethetwiMcrof ~ 11 &m. aboard' you beitd. 0wnU i, F\lll'"' p/Ume. 18 .,.,,,.,.. S I D E b y ' I d e WAREHOUSE ft • • \ upbol.; maple owln bod Chtoinacolor $349. 25" con-TWO FREE TICKETS HORSES far Sale, Rec. Appy u;i;:. ~".\':I! 'l':l::::::;;.: Carl't Jr. Rest, Retrig Frtt7,(> all w/sprinp It matt. extn IOlt> Temote $598. RCA ZS" to !!le CpJt. 1% yrs good mlor: D1Ane1, Newport 8~ach , , I Apply~ pmion bet<Atto 3 &: the. ~~fe &: rM!~u FULL OF ~ "T·MJohn WI •me leQ&1h; alaa. top white Solid State cont0k!s lrom Southern Callfornla a...y ae}dmg' 3~ Y,; ~ "~11" 5 ....._,.., earl's, :~01 ran "'8-<909 FURNITUREI Sponloh 'la ogno lo Av • wrooaht Iron vanlly table, $525. w:.s.11<1 Stste $389. 3 MOBILE HOME S!IOW Quartsr II W•l<h ll yn, \I '"'!2'°""$ABRE==-""cnn"""""11=-· °"eoo=v,I I Newport B1vd., Newport ¥'· Medltt-Modern Costa Meta l5x30 w/ouucl'ling ~; yr plcblnl.tube, 1 yr parU: &: MAY 26th thru June 3rd Po&: ~ Welch 7 )TL Tact hrdtp, 00 1/0, OMC UtlCkr Bcb. Rent Wa1her1/0ryer1 F:N(>l..t\.NDER FULL SIZE You 8,,_. the ""1nner Of 3x5 roll:a-dek card file, 5 scrvl~Cash 90 or tel'llll. at the avail. 493-1245 50 hrs all duh instnunent:a ;. WAI'~ Walter, ,o/'11 $2. Wk. Jo'uH ma.int. BOX SPRlNGS & MATTRESS TWO FREE TICKETS l!8Y be.laeblp..up inetal cud OOll ta. H.B .. 962-5559 ANAHEIM STADIUM BEAtrr Gel.a;.... Partially &:: colli"UI Conv 1Nb. ..,. Dilhwuhr! 'hVo G·~..i ~ * 639·Uo2 * file, fudl. Avail June ~th or i atookhW'ln, H.B. '"""' · ........ v • • I' r. iv• uv1u BOTil FOR $29. to the Lady Kenmore de I u x 9iS-lS29 ' 4NN State Colleit! Blvd., gyrnkhana trained. $400. item .eats & cover. Bottom I ~ It a I Y , New Ital la n FREIGHT Damage SAl1: on KING SIZE BOX SPRCS Southern C•llforni• washer &: dryer 2 yrs old Anaheim Call 962...Q375 paint VllM()n trlr, ide&I !am I ~ RNtaurant, 2267 Fairview, new •lotpnlnt &. Whlrlpool & 1.latlrt'$S from S19 & S99 MOBILE HOME SHOW lik 644--61iJ ' Pie~ call &U-:i67t, ext 314 boat tor freah/sa.lt. C'rubP. ;"' CM r efr.ta /wa lhen/dryers REPOSSESSION CENTER enew. RENT TO OWN toclalmyourtickets. (North t:lsh, ski, uk'g $395& I:: ' -· ~ 619 E. 4th SI., Santa Ana May 26th \":;,'., JUho 3rd WANTED TV'S & STEREO Counly toU -numbor ~ [ i.,.,.,. l[•Jf) -or 54H451 I~ ~~~~~ Daily9to7 •Sundayll-5 ANAHEIMSTAOIUM • 54/J..~J * * ........ 1'1Mt1',. l~PALf!e1:c~~ms,r: :_ WANTED oven, tefion -1tned. ~-LARGE Spanlah coftee tble. 200J Sta~e--~ne,,,,. re Blvd., ; l J, \$10 e PUPPY WORLD e Legitimate bargain. See a.t • 645-5214 5'X3', hand carved 'NOOd, ~.......,. tlCKETS TO 100 MIXED •--t ~-I 900 8351 Munster Dr. Hunt. Bcb. I l GOOD MEN glau top: CC*t SZiO, aacrilice ~~~t!!.e(~~ LED ZEPPELIN No Credit~•No Deposit PUPS. Open gu. s, ._.ner• ---536-4850 :-~. ~~a.ands ,Y.e...~ SJOO. 5 rL creden:u., walnut, CONCERT Frtt Dell =-~Repair Eman,ves. FlrbhT Se.ttet, H~r-* * .. 24' SCll!ADA . brd. n~. ' '"" uuw&, ...... ~, 3 slldln& doors, COllit $125, County toll tree number ls Monthly ' Available ox ernen, .._ie, m ... ........., clean gcrillce $40. Harbor View ~1220 ) Pl call Ope E 543 4444 Bull Terrier, T-Cup Poodle, Rit• L•pinekl cabin, head, elect ~. j.-To rut POOtlor# 893-9060 Hills, Newpart Bea ch. ir * * ~ 7881 n , Vtl. Chihuahua, Lah., BoJ;;er, 5141h Acacl• .aink, trim tabl, radio,~ NEW, still in cart on, 644--0388 ro Sal .,_ Cockapoo. SWAP Shepherds Corottl del Mlir 440 eng, 82 hrs. Tandem ... -. •• •' ' Created By Promotion& Come To The Address avocado Tappan bu 11 t ln ~rt~: ·:: 0 ?~~. 77~ * For Cost Only * m:R.Ee>~: ~~~rt=:; fC4" ?? Stud Serv most You are the wUmer ot trier, .Up, $1950. 64M%J5 dialnruhe, model 61-llSl FURNITIJRE, 2 aofu, 3 cylinder, 4 new tires, good GAS BBQ, heavy duty Fal· ~ ~~akers, breeds. 531-5027. TWO FREE TICKETS 18' MARK Twain w/trlr, 150 $801!351 Y-~ ..... ._ •---" ~~· 8~~~t. ~Z gas1_~ileage, s~" Thoe~ .. , ront Mrtalnm""' v s11o:;, R1CA ~~ /MPX receiver, B1LAurnlnCK ~e pup p I e 1sd, 10 the Merculpt lndboonlth ~.?!: tutlye< ._, • ..... ~ gold wrought iron bead- e ""u-.c organ .....,, tr '!II en e en cen er WF..., tape detk plug in jacks g .... ver, 8 weeks o , Southem Calffoml• eq , ep 1.1.nu~.1, c, I Late • Kenmore wuhrr. board, hanging lamp•, 20" bike $20. Car rack $5 color TV, $UlO new, sell Was ·1en unclaimed, stlli CUte & loveable. Full-blood· MOBILE HOME SHOW only 230 hrs. Asking $%750., 636-2840: 83S--1'n8. piano. CorgeoUl'I! A Is o 546-7945 $295. Beautiful extension brand new tn ,box and eel and very reasonable, 'May 26th tbru June 3rd _<96-_931' __ . ------· t KENMORE washer, dryer garage ~-644-8676, 1 MAHAL oriental rug, 9x9, <lini.ng t1•75ble W$65al, ll}' 80!_~ & guaranteed. Wta· $260, now wXlcr $50. males. 54li-4145 at the 26' TOLLYCRAFT cab. crus. iset, white, Uke ne w G 100 yr old patch work quilt: chaise : nut ca.,.net $125, di-bkif \over small FREE 10\vk m & t pups. + 8' dinghy &r: 4~ HP OB+ SlGO/best of.fer. 548-~75 arage Safe 812 chambers atove-old: semi SIO, Gas fireplace logs S:Ml, pymnts: 893-ocioJ, Dam AKC Lab Retr-Slre ANAHEIM STADIUM mooring. Npt. Harbor .. wm S. K. COMPANY 3303 Harbor Blvd. MOVING G porcelain En g lish _ ware Canopy bed $40, Other ilem.s · a'm Ger Shep. 494-9822 Lag Bch. 2000 State College Blvd.. trade tor ?!? 2lJ.33()..83f4: rntGIDAIRE wshr/dryer. arage Sa.Je Sat, dishes, set of lO; twin beds, 1213! 592-1601 3 SI'EREO /fm coin· Gd company & protection Anaheim • I , Bulldlng K, Suite 12 ~~~~~~~le ~~c1!'s~n-d=~~r ta:~; n1aple: Other It e n1 s . * Auc'noN * blnation, ~~~ Bell. also potential hunting ~-~~~i~~~;~~~-<~~ l~'olvoGr:n:~ ~i'= e DISHWASHERS, washers, fable & chairs, Spanish &12-45.53 . Fine Furniture * * 21" COLOR Console TV, SE'.VERA;L medlum-ttze Jn. County toll free nwnber J.s covers, $1800. 8l>-6498 aft 6 COit• Mesa : Tuc:.da.v a! 2 Pi\1 Only dryt'rs, reblt, guarn & credenza, cllesl. Etegen, 1600 SQ ft or white nylon & Appliances $'15 or make ·ouer, good pie-d_1vldual1stlc dogs to the 540-1220.) 14• FISHING boat. Trailer, & ! delv'd, &39--7620; 546-5218. patio him, Med. master BR W/W carpet & padding, 81>' Auctions Frida 7·30 &m ture. 645-&164 right person. Need. fenced * * * new motor. Remote rontrol • Aet, l'tflac BR turn' prox 1 yr old. 12, 8' metlll w· d I y, • . . . yard & comPllllkmship + m•nv extras. 8J0..90'.i4 , -RECOND. APPLIANCES bookshelf, dlahel'I, clothes, wardrobe doors, Mah o g in Y s Auction arn 645-7487 SCRAM LETS ··-• i~ Delivered -guar. Dunlap'•, cameru, aurfboard, bunk &: chest of drawers. Must see. 2075"2 Newport CM 646-8686 BU{ & Silver German Shep. • 35' OWENS Crufaer, Terrific I' WHO :=A ~ORK? 18li Newport, CM 548-TillO trundle beds, frame. 1524 ~B~ 321 Vista Suerte, Behind Ton,y•s' Bldg Mat'I. [ I! s Police pups, 5 wks $15-$25. ANSWERS =! =· Mu 1 t t CHOOSE your houn, work MAYTAG \Vasher I: Ken· Keel Dr, COM REFRIG .$45 .• tall freezer ,,..toYoa No papers. 646-7662 (Our !-for your.;elf, be your own mo~ dryer. Both in good 25 YEARS Accumulation SANSUI quad. tuner-amp, .f125 7 drawer mahogany pba.ne didn't wark, but now Boats, Sill 909 l\ boa. Men or women. Can condition S35. ea. 548-2129 Appllancel, tools, tumlture, QR 6500, new $600, Akai desk' $75., 5• metal closet 3 LI 2 Tl $2 OO it does, plell.'le call again.) Fabric -Malted -Abrupt be slightly handicapped. WHITE REFRIGERATOR hardware, masl.!I, marine Cassette deck, Dolby unit, $7.50, coUee & two end tbles Ml, mes, • SAINT Bernard .. male, -Afraid -Shadow -Per-PREVIOUS boftt 0 vn er :•t Ne a t~ean Appearance. Good running condition. $00. equip., new %" AB ext De'W, $22i, full WarTanty, $12., vanity $8 .. pineapple AKC, 3 yrs, good with :ion -OFF ntE SAP wishes to lease late model ! • Vts, retired. Ane 25 to 70. _Ca1"'"''"'=94-7:72l~O--,,-~~ I pfywood, metal rooting, lx· RCA·19'' col. . portable w/ bed no .. crib $8.50, ... con--·ud-n. .. _,,_ 11 There ts -.-1 .... very ~ '"' sina1A or .. ..i .. -....., -.,,_,,,... .,_ l th Fri thru " ---d $100 twin ~-AOO"'nLE Id~-, 6 wkl, 2 ~~ ~ LU.OAO:O O er• _,._..,......,.'5 """"""' .....-·•--.cw .~ •• Supplemrnt your Income'. FRIGIDAIRE elect r 1 c ~ =-a · •l'on, ... ,..,, • ma,u.....,.,.,. nectars 75c ea. Mlac. USED nAO ,...,_..,, ,,,.,0 .... ,11 :11 feminine about a trtt. It cabln cruaer. June ~]J)tb. ·~~ Drive a.cab e hn or more a Stave/oven. 2 wens. Pink. May 25th thru 28th, 22141 &. bo~ springs se~ (2) S35 USABLES, 25fiO Newport le, 3 ma., grey, blk/whl, does a strip tee.Be In the tall; Has eredenttala. 714: ;...-da,y. Apply In person, New condition. $50. S0..78l4 Malibu Ln, H.B. (Nr. ea, dmette set, 4 chain! S~. Blvd, C.M. Tues thru Sat. blk, fluffy. Need love. AKC Dachshund pups, Xlnl ·goes out wtlh bare limbs all 722-1601 or '129-1216 ;;~. YSel~CabMCo., 186 E. 16th FRIGIDAIRE fr/ttte rr nu =trst &: Cst Hwyl, Moving. 673·3601. TOT rod $9: 26" girl5 bike, 540-7604 . J~~:,er~en~fy~~I~ winter; gets a new outfit LIDO 14 F\illy equipped , I., u.11118 em. w/6 cu ft separate mez ASSO.RTED Bekins s l z e $7: la";n swing $20: Newly DARLING httle puppies, wkdys alt 4pm 968-9332 every spring and lives OFF mver 41' trailer, man;y ex~ : · WEEKEND clellnup / con-empt $200 ~2633 BUNK beds, $30, red Swedish movtng boxf's. $5. for the upholstered gold cut velvet beagle/poodle, 6 weeks old, ' THE SAP all sum~r. tra.s $1000 or be-st otter ' ' .· st:ruction Sen. h!gti schl col· SEA"• "''•·pot -tr. • mo dinette set SSO. 2 chrs, $10 who!e bundle. H oove r brocade SlOO.; ·Silver blue looklng for homes, S5l4on ChocoTOY POODLE PUPS BOSTON WHALER _ 13•6.. ~13. ' ' .._ tud ta A 1y Sat • ..., •· .. •·"""" ... • ea. 2 box springs S5 e8, Foot Upnght Vacuum, new $50. Mink stole EMBA brand aft 6 pm late & Cafe au l'...alt. '72 40 h J •--xln nd l '7==.o:;::o.,.-~--~~ I l •qe 11 en · PP · old xlnt cond. Must &ell locker al t $25 t Walto belt ·b t I ' • BeauUtul $250 & up AKC P o ..... ,..,n, t co · HOBIE 16: nrly nu, w/all • -390 W. Ba,y, C'M. $170. After 7PM 675-4155 $10, Me~lc:: 'din •n! e::: nd $75 ~a or, x nt $350. 548-7120 aft 2pm LONELY Fem. pup. Gentle. quality ~ s.n-7446 ' all extras. $1990 64{H)ol57 or racing gear; trailer, U.peze ~ : WIG Stylists -Exper. $2 -B lldl M $175. 8 MM movie c8mera & co · · MOVrNG sale -FMtaatic 4 mo. black wfbrown mark· 539-1']66 etc, call days SS7-5511 or ,. $2.50 hr. Sal + Bonui;. 7800 _ u ng •terial1 106 projector S2S, bicycle, S20. BRUNSWICK Cold Crown household furnishings + ings. Australian Shep. rnix OBEDIENCE class to start 13• BRITISH DORY eves 640-0597 : -Edinger, Hunt. Bch. Odds & ends. 1507 Llncoln poo5 1 tables, 4¥.i: x 9· Snooker clothing. 3 2 6 Rochester, 646-830? ~une '1,·Be W~'lrvlne7=30 pm. 40 elec, Johnson, complete •rOBIE 14 catamaran. Very :.~· W 0 MAN w./ some e Surplus. Bulldlng Ln, (Baycresll NB. x 10, offer. Pinba.ll & C.M. MAKE someone happy & ewpor auv area covers. ~2451 good condition. N~w tram· , bookk lng J.1'.ATERIAL · lOOO's Of NEW Arcade games $75 up. Com-save lives or play fu I 54&-492B 11 $750 497 1664 J u " """"1n 1,.~1, t ttkpFU' ~ ITEMS! Doors, lumber, ply. ANTIQUES, tum It u re, mercial slot car tracks $100. Mitc•ll•neou1 housebroken Kittens, 3 . BEAlITIFUL, Ex o T 1 c Boats, Malnt./ po ne. · -e I" vo ...... ~ exp 0 wor Y.> ood I ,, tin Id decorator Items, household Clln vendor $150. 548-8124 Wanted 820 ·~ .,92 "~·--. I ~. AKC, ~ & Sorvo"co 902 1·32 ti.,.5M Space M·"1 -. .,. TIME at U!ather Gypsy, w • a um ,..,ee g, mo · Items, pottery, awing set, .....,...,,.. .._......... .r• """ sziMN.JO try S14M wd ~ 1 Inc. Sa1aty wlJJ. be com· Ing, windows, etc. lumber, sail boat. Moving. 3 MO. old 8' Deluxe Ge'!' Top OLD ORrENTAL RUGS COCKAPOO mix. 4 yn old, up. 962-6956 aft 3. , I mensurate w I ex p &: BUI LOE RS SURPLUS Whats lelt la your gain, 88.t, Camper shell for pickup, \Vil! 5-1D% h male. v ery '° od mISl-I Setter ' Fem, 10 mos, UNDERWATER hull cle81l· 30 S9M Avery&. O>. 644--{M()'l '... ablllties. Plse caJI 495-S'lfil 2408 So. Main St., S.A. Sun. •· Mon, • •, -P --'· perfect shape, original oost th """t • moreEvcas w/children. Needs com-shots, champ sired, akc, ing, inspection, repair, and SABOT, Steve Wilson, std. 1 bet 8 & 5. MoD thru Sat 10.5 Green""' Dr. coM .-N ,...,. $350. Owner sacrificing for ~gp ~ payers. es. panionship. 842-571)4. $601 Show Quality 645-4374 salvage, etc. racing, xlnt, dolly. $295. : 114= 546-l032 $285. 646-6581, 4Pm-8 pm. * SCHNAUZER-POO mWlt LHASA Apso puJ18, AKC reg. 543--lS· ~o •' Comoros & DUNE buiiY It cycle tires, ST. BERNARD 2 whl. cart, SURFBOARD Wanted! Call f"nd ho be! be.,,...._ 11 ··•·-/all ~-l ble MARlNE MECHANIC -good °'IB'°''""'"MER"==CUR="'y,_°'C"la~,-,-.1 MonomaUc tollet, double % price $90.; elec. exercise 968-9363. It no answer, 1 a me ore t .:iuU1! w..,, w s • ..,..., ova , work _ Fair pricn. Oill i -I 11~] Equipment 801 ldbodt..;._06w'arehld•1a0tsbed,1 ml>ctl. bike, % price Sl.50: lime please call back later. ~ days or 545-4617 ... ~ ap1Lma15#:931AK4 C BUrr's Marine m.8677 ~~1::.S~u ;:nm._~ •• 111 V "'"" ' 0 Pll 0 vinyl ki t. chairs, $5. ea. Office Fumlture/ · <A..uii.1. e e. · 14 BoatsfM.rine SANTANA ..,..,--ne;f~•-1: ~:c;~:a:I~ ~~~ ~ :-. :3lscn~~i. ~~ filS.-256.3 Equip. 824 CUT~ =n~::i;~! SM: ~£" background. EqUlp. 904 pion, 2 sul~ sa11s. iii • tele. Jens. le. Pentax, Nlkon, Mesa. Sat &. Sun 9-5. POOL table, $75. 1.1ahog. OFFICE 1 1 De k 968-1686 • ~ 96S-4562 after 4PM • j : Antiques 800 etc. after 5, 67J..l()lj(). desk, $50. Vacuum cleaners, . . urn ture: s • norser, 856 COMPLETE 4 cyl. 60 hp, UDO 14 $650 , ,. DECORATOR moving · fire extinguishers, lounge files. chai.rs & small Jtema.. VERY affectionate kittens reblt Detrott Diesel. 2-1 OR OFFER " •}~ * * * Furniture 810 Custom OC>dqJreads, an· chair, rugs, misc, Must sell! Good cond. 835-8944 need home, 6 weeks , FOR ~ 5 ye-ar old gear box. Offer. 5>2012 CALL 673--6939 EVEND"lGS )~:-Mr1. ~ y,iliaJ CUSI"OM uphotsttted chaJr, ~;:;.' se1:~B~o j~~~~ 979-3109. EXEC .swvl chrs $15-25 Sec housebroken. 64fr-1020 Thorob Are and Year· 2 BARLOW $26 2-s Rd KITE 651 blue h u.l l l:!·. 1704$ Ed.-w•.~ ,.J.•n• continuous arms &: be.ck turn, acttu0rles. 64.f-4658, \VANTED -USED Shi :!{2.t = !~l~,2U FREE 5 llutfy tigerT kitterui:, ~nDg..i.;~~-~ll1 Court winches Anod, Alum. New. w/tra.iler $500 , ' -. Huntington Be•ch w/fabric skirt to Ooor. No 3900 Park Green Dr, CdM ORI ENT AL RUGS . up .............., cute & cuddly. o good •• ,....2Jgg . w-w.ia in e. Sell for $400. 873-3214 Call af~r 6 Pm 673-9071 1 • y ~ -• o1 ood ho·'-Cov'-' 1n YARD Sale 3134 I< rry Ln ill Pianos/C>gans 826 home. 646--0367 993-1 Bo•ts, Power 906 • OU 61'!' u~ 11nnner w s w111g. l"n'll -e , W pay cash. (213) 874·2842 BABY kitties, 6 "'ks, mother .i,s ARAB,1 3 'Yr beauty, 12' YANKEE built Mlnu~ !-TWO FREE TICKETS imported 8 e 1ge·Wh 1 t e ~1hi-~:4i;,g~:2:iesm~ collect. ANTIQUE EUROPEAN calico, f8ther red, some red gentle bu~ ,lpirited. Call 20' SKIP J8ck. less than 2 Man. Trailer. Cov e r · : to the ~~~~~ ~-~ $250. Spanish desk, Jge $50. 5 spd AUTOMAT~C pool tender, PARLOR GRANO, & calico. 646-3573 after~ P~ yn old. Full equp'd, 165 hp C.Oniplete. 644-0558 1 Southern California Schwinn girl's, xlnt S2S. cleans sW1n1 pool, no oper. Good Condition, Bl•ck 10 WK m I&: f Labrador I , ~ J/O: incl trlr $6 500 . LIDO 14 S8il no. 117, trailer • MOBILE HOME SHOW ~:mo~~~n t~~~e d~ Al~ Dlme-A·Llne eJCtras. cost, no vacuum needed, Ebon Fl . h Shep. pups. Potential hunt-7 ra \ GEU>D'i'G riding 645-4280, 548-9383 ~~·o~&T.t~e otter ~ May 26th thru June 3rd "'alnut·Zenlth, approx. 2 yn GARAGE Sale, Fumfture, $50. compl. 496-4659. S&y oon•• ers ,494-9822 Lagwia Beach. h:l~. 17 H',. gentle but 16' Inboard Runabout, Good I at the old, xln't cond. Make ofter. hardware, plywood, rug, KIRBY vacuum with atta'-'h· SLEEK, all black doxle mlx. ll'Plrlled, wtUt tick, ~ ~. ski/fish boaL Re cent 16' SN IP E ia 11 b o & t I . ANAHEIMJJADIUM Maple twin bed tram~. $10, boat stuff, stove cooktop, ments $45. Golf cart bag 1 yr, Male, Free to gOOd 536-6531. I overhaul, $950. 846-2114 w/traUer, '400. 2000 Staienaht~• Blvd., 675-7396. misc, 1!i6 E. 22nd St, Costa comblna.tion $7. Brownie 497 2f84 . home. 546-1575 HORSES BoQideld, rt ~ 30' TROJAN FB TS $9,500 * 548-5259 * I Please cllll 642-5678, ext 314 COMPLETE .furnlshlnp or ~~sa9661, ~ SWI. 1 0 . 5, camera $10. 842-2690. . FREE kltte1111 -2 Pure black arena & trails. !l.0271 AcllCia Top (:Ol'M( sff to ·~te. VENTURE ·21' Muat lcll. ~{ to cl8lm ycur tkkets .. <Nonh delx apt. This apt nr .... o--396 OIEVY block $65. Olds BABY G double--pawed, 1 black & St. S.A. Heights. ~ 6#-1836 ~ Best offer by June 3 County toll tree number is Oisneyland also avail 8t GARAGE Sale Sun only. 324 engine $45. Al 1 en RANDS White. 962-3807 6 YR. % Tbor0tdd1-, l4 Qtr. 2 3' BRUMMET-Mandella m..5948 54().lrrJ,) $155. mo. in--0370 or fl.f in! bike, girls 3 spd bi.ke ~loscope $225. 1928-1940 Now save up to $1000 oncer· CANARY ma! 'th Geld. Dtg. -.'!!':Western. day cruiser, Aleeps 4, 427 CORONADO 25 * * • 526-7657 :i~;:r, p1a;;:n! .no:':: ~parts $75 takes a11. b~n<ln~ra~~m os~~ cage & staiJ· ~· ;oo IJ~wn~os~-~·~~,~··~ ~"iiii' .. _ii11r>-i!~1~725iiiiu;;;iF~o~R;o~.~-i;i;~·~sn.G!97~;;iii;· ;;;;;;,,:;;ix~l•;•~rondi;ii:;'~·~r1~v~p~1yi;ii-iiiiii'i' 'j;, ANTIQUE Early AmeriC'an PRICED to rn<iW, Must sell 167 Broadway, CM YEU.OW shag ,._ting. . These and many more at: home. 675-2693 • Dutch Qeny Pine cabinet C.Opy ot Ames chair & ol· 833--0495 ~ .. -W II' h " • C * FREE KITJ'ENS• • "'. ) w/stereo hi-fi b I l ·in, toman. 11' couch w/walnut draps from modf'I, water a IC S MUSIC ity I ' parce]8ln knohl. Insurable bllin tbl. King bds, Adler SUZUKI 125CC mt r c YI e: ~t~i· 2 maple hdbrds South Coast Plaza 540-2830 J..m~Cau ~k, 1 "ND "'OUR NAME ·,-appraiaed value $1450. Hi-1',i sew. mach. 548--4(00 Akal tp rec: ski & sports I~ no charge/Cablll(!I $600. SMOKED glass & chrome f'qpt, band ~w misc. Sat & lJGHT fixtures for home or BE Au T 1 Fu L ant 1 qU e 3 BLACK kittens 10 good WJ ~;. Private party. 645--0183. round eterge 4·shelf cock-Sun only. 2'l26 S. F10\\·er, re~t.aurant. (Hang tr om Austrian Baby Grand ·. family. Box t ra· ln cd, fREE SHON PASSES j Sa.nta Ana ce1hn"') 673.J\o'\<:'> 3t2-5704 I 2 LRG. stain J;tlass V>''indo"•s, tail 1able 60" long, cmr 1bl ''& .,.,....., ebony finish. Xlnt cond. ~="'"'"'=~~~~- 43"x'3" I.D. $150 ea. or best 28" sq. $97. 842-2690. BR furn. Home Enter. WANTED small household Must Sacrifice this treasure SHE P HER D Malan1ute, 1 • • • • j oUer ~226 PAIR matching high back tninment c en If" r . items, jewelry & misc. $T:XI! 968-4300. female, 10 mos. Good with ~i 'PAllV PILOT w1·n·ner ! . . chairs, $250., Pair matchin"' Everything f\.fusl Go ! 642-7009 Sat/ Sun af! 5. 32 PEDAL Wurlitzer 0-an kid&. Black/brown. 548-9841 Y; l.f ' ANTIQUE SALE 8 ,.,. 642-7982 A-ion. thru Sund. ... >;; 1 ' sofas, $400., many an· FARBERWARE Rotisserie, Like nu cond. E.!ltate Sale (2) .oLACK kittens 8 wks, 1 $1.50 Val Ti ~ Sat 10 ta 6, Sµn 12 to 6 Must tiques, etc. 493-1812. SQUARE oo.k table. Old was $.56.99, now $34. Almost !\1ust Sell, $00'.). 675-5250 r-.r. 1 F, \veaned & hsebrlrn. <1 \ ',, ue ' ICkets ~ mllke room for new Q u EE N h Ide a bed , fashioned dresser. PH . new. 256 Del Mar, CJ\1 • YAMAtlA reduced to: Mother Russ Blu 642-7768. , ii:hlpmen!JJ a!Tivlng from Herculon sofa &: lovescat, 675-..1085 ~r 6 DOUBLE n1attress, bo x is5ll finn ~ \ j England & Holland. Prime lamps, all like nu! Also '69 ***SOFA & Loveseat, springs & frame. Like new. 644-8676 1<• condlt\011 oe.k items. Prlrcs r.1arqul1 wgn. 675--0869 never u!led, both tor $155. Sacrilicc. $50. 644-8574 I ~ :-as low as; Oak tables $59., 6 JAMESTOWN cha 1 rs , Usually home, 968-7910 1.lEMBERSHIP _ Dana Point p~~d.~~~·=n, 1Nb tnd Suppln: J ~ 1 Armoifft $19 . ., Oocks $45., Wrought iron table & <I DOUBLE ch8.lse chair like Yacht Club. $400 493-1245 c ... ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· ~r..~~I •1 1 ~:!ersba~ .. ~o~~r ~ chairs, Lo-Boy chest. Dover new, velvetee?H)tive green. 213·545-5294 S t • Good 830 I b bucket. $27.50 .. Hall trees Shores 642-9980 $45. Call e~. 847--0323 WATER Softener, Refiner, por ing 1 Ptfs) Ge.,...11 850 $89. BABY CR.TB FOR SALE, GARAGE SALE· SUNDAY 4 tam sz. Lifetime !rbgls. Scll M98 MUASER, V24, 8MM, -----------] • Antiques of the World li.ke new, $25. MONDAY ONLY. 334 Vista cheap. 543-758124 hrs. nice $40. Enfield 1917 U.S. 1'fUN FOR PETS'' • * 22 Rooms qf Anllques Call 960-1003 M8den1 NB 644-8676 REDECORATING l'15 sq yds JO..OO, nice $50. Sprinatield Visi~ Tmy little backyard ' • * From 22 Countries USED Store F\lmlture, zm GARA.GE Sa.t & Sun 26th & Rust shag crpt. Xlnt cond. Al-03 !11:te model, new $90. boarding kennel. Owner 1957 Newport Av('. Hubor, HllJ'bor Cntr. 27th 9 to 12. 20732 Allcampe $2.75 yd. 644-4548 All military. 557-4885. operator, tender 1 o vi n g Onta Mesa 548-9033 • 540--1500 • Lane, Huntington Beach KITCl-IEN tbl chts teak GOLF Clubs, MacGregor, care. CIO!ed 11 am-2 pm. ' I!'!~!!!!!"'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!., 2 CHESI' of drawel'!, 110f8, GARAGE ule Huntington cocktail tbl, ~siorutl chrs, new, Nicklall! Heritage, 1 PET · SEE our fine 5Clectlon of an-mi.Ac. Items. All reuonable 11arbour, 16462 La Dona Sat misc. Eve 675-1917 complete. Cost $450. Sell 'VACATJONL.ANO tiQUe English, German & 646-6395 & Sun 11-5. Bargains! ESTATE SALE· N t 1'81 $250. 548-4189, 548-2442 546-4366 Fn>oksch lnw~! •. & man!el SOFA, 8 ft. Tvory ARi in Machinery 816 Autumn Haze Mink s~~le. SURFBO~RD 6'8". _ Inf:inlty AfifNTJON PETS! • ck>C Ullll, ivalnut & brocade, separatt Zlppered After 6; 552.gns cle8r wilh red rails. Ad· 11ome 'away from home, m~any. All rca~na~ly <"ushio ns $50. 642-2267 FARM ALL Cub tractor, HOME MADE FUDGE justable box fin. Just like built just for you! pnced & In xlnt rQnrnng 170 ... ~ •-0~•-•c · "'"2848 order. TWO-piece sectionfll couch, "'/attachments. Xlnt cond, "ne"wc'o, ""'".,,v_~.,....=-~~ 1Dl.O<l • ..,.'fi.T roorrung ,,,,,... Time 'N Chime Antiques 7', 4', foa m cushiorui, slip 493-1245 $1. a bag. 64.5-£864 TV, Radio, HiFi, TALK I NG Parrot.Amazon , in The Factory ('(IV('.Or Incl. S75. 545--0045 \\'uni ad results ... tM2·5678 CLASSIFIED ••. , ... 642-5678 Stereo 836 Yellow Head, w/wroUghl 4?> 30th St., No. 20 ~ ~Jooa.ge $175. &i2-4122 or Newport Beach 67s.4m r=nr.i=,.,-,, BEFORE YOU SELL o J I.fl Cl C 4 JI: T R ,\ 0 I W .I L .l T K R C R a 8 <I CJ-IEC'K US 3 FINpiES; beauliful big pen osed f\.1onday B Out lrade In allO\Vances are c8gf' $10. Call evenings. DEALERS/SWAPPERS CALL FOR STOC: KI at 1550 So. Coast 11wy. Laguna Beach 494-2442 , CUSTOMERS; • • Sdll have large 11upply : • of 11deboftnts, also small • • Items and misc rurnltu~. I. : 494:2442 . :,,'z~ms1. ~eo...z:==:H="'=·=· :1..agu:::::=··= I I :1• MOVING S~LE ' F!llDAY A SA'l1JRDAY , ' May 25 & 26, J une l & 2 : : Antlqultlo1 ot Cie ' • 16835 Alaonquln St. t • lfunllngton Bcarh I . , !~~""'""""....,.~ I• : Applloncos 802 1 AtrrOMATIC wp11r.r, e!f'('- trte d'1ft'. ,&xcellcnl con· dlUon, SW>. IU6.5848. DILi A.ORIBD Bl(OTX LAJl:A 1 the talk or the tc>'\yn. Top 842-2723 D 0 I 0 ~ ~ ! !Ill: :! D 0 II' I S A T I trade doU81'5 on )'OQI' old c""'~""-----~= ~ R I R A S S B 'f .l 1-S p .&. o B ' 1-li·FI gear now. Bring ln an 1 _•_1_• ______ &_5_2 _!I SAO TRIAL GORGB LBR 11 yourusedequlpmentlorthec3)AFF1ECTIONATE _ dco.l )'OU never thought pos. Sia kitt bo · r.i,,,;;;.R I 0 I S 8 'f' 0 P I 0 M O L A R sible. HARBOR Jtl-FJ 1780 mese ens, x train· S H B II A I .l V .l L C A R B S S Newport, C.M. 646-0tlJ. «I, SI>. 557-0019 CO D l.f.RS RIGID DBPB .l! STEl\EX), l9T.l:240 Walt Dogs 854 4 V I L I I .I S D B V I L D O '1' ~ Garrard model, prof sized Ke@shound AKC, 8 mo'1 old. LI r I IL DB R SB VER R .l I~D chanaer. J e n sen Air $:50. BeautUut dog. suspension 11 p e a k e r • , Call 642-4205 D R! j, •I a LB I a DB T ! R MIIl l B AM/FM/MPX receiver, 8 0 IT'l'lck deck, ortg $41.0, now • ,., u g 0 R I L I 1 S180. Wu letl unclelmed. C HIR !f 1 1" T. R 0 VI R lt' I A! 'i'l'i StUI bmnd ntw In box and !!_ U H T Ir& lf S R O 0 g R T R I y Ifi gu8rnnlct"d. CAsh or small 4 x L pyn1t~. 893--0:-'lOl -A S I B A I: R ~~+ *SPRING SPECIAL* JI 0 R ! R D B B U T LU I .l R I D BtS Robullt0 Plcturo Tube R Kl 0 JI B R R 0 D I B S T R A P B 111 $8S-21" or 25" Color BEAlM'IFUL A.KC Beagle Puppy. 10 \\"ks, male. $50. * SU-1526 • TINY Toy lemale poodle Aprlcot, papers & shol1. 3\.i mo. ~3695 ''PULi'' llunrarl8n Shc.>epdog AKC reg, tOp winning dog5 In US. 714/i&1-2975 R B D .l N T 0 T B S S T R B 8 8 * 2 VF.AR WARRANTY .g. D S 0 8 R "s11!f:~~ lnstt1!lation Availllblf' COU.IE Piul>1tJies, AKC 6 Q_ O D U R n • .2 p I 0 Ri<.T'11 Tell'V11lon Sttvlce wk• old. aOQ. Tri & Sa\>le. ..,,... "" ~ rom 1erly ~1l'M North Centtr Rfl 6pm "" 1512 1 !. 0 B l S ! Q L lf 0 f' M l Bick S. of b&kt1r S4!Hi002 * • G O LO E N RelJ1evtr XV 0 2 0 AT B: ll ft 4 '1' T "j; B O O JC' I 8 open 9-5 (6dl.¥1'l PJPI, AKC, Ch8mp nn~. 2 I D '? R ! S s T g 1 • i D R a s 't Maanllvox lll'ltrolonlc phono. OF~. shots, 54$-2069 Southern G'f!,lifornia moallE • ~' HORIEIHOW · Anaheim Stadfum NOW thru June PROOIJCED BY: _..,...,..,-~-'i#!--d-4.: " " ,_...,by Colilornia Ma~ff"°am1 D11l1rt Auodlllon , ADMISSION: . $ t .50 Adults; 75, Youngstirs 10 to t 8 years .. ~~~~~~~~~~· • • ~ • ........,., Moilct.,o • ......,. JI.JI 12:00 noon 10 10:00 111.M. T...._, i+wit ,,....,, Mty 1f.Junt 1 2:00 P·""· to 10:00111.lfl. ~ • .A.int1 11:00 "°""to tO:OO p,lft. lvridW,""""' :I 12.00"'°°" tol:OOp.J'll. , Tho DAILY PILOT m1kH It -· Jvot chock throughovt the c:l111ifled HCtion for ''~•" llstlng winners' n1mo. If you find your n1mo juat coll 64~; Ext. 314, botwHn 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. to make art•n nts to pick up pur ticket• ot 1ny convenient DAILTI' ol OT office, • .:::;. ~ ---r flm/fm conibinatk:m, e o o d ADORABLE Saint Bernard 1 ~--~-C_R_O_SS_'W_O_R~D:._:P~U~ZZ==LE=.~A~M~S~,,y£;,;.;.~RS-----'~~=-·~~!Ata:.=m~aa1-•_._M_ .... _~""'-u ~~~•:•~:_.:AS>'l~KC~~~~~·~'""~u~._11~~~~~~~~~ .. ~~~·~·~~~~~~~~·~1 I ' I r .. t .. c t r I . . -.. OAILY l'ILOT • J 3 . • • _ ..... • ~I 1§11 _.., .. 1§11 , .. -., Soll '°' c.m,,,., .... ,"°"',. Cy.tor. llltor. -.....,.. al r..- llllO u ·No. IUI .,_, MEMORIAL DAY Seu..,.. 925 Sale/Ront V•klos 9S6l·.,,--'RAN.;.;..Cl_i_ER_0_500_. _lS..;1 -=YI. ~old. _..., boon!, SPECIAL John'• Reclnt Cyda '67 ISLAHDll '73 DODGE ~~'""· Mili oll.r. -Al.F...:...:A=.;RO:...;MEX>_:;;=.-.-GTV-lO•oUalldt~ ~ Al --at.......,, * IULTACO * n· .. -~ SUPER SURFER Vans 96S COUPI':, ""11-.,.. -1001 -. om.. "'"1la ...,. at lEAOQUARTERS FOR si-t. 01.tc -· O>Olco JS' ;IURF CAT ......_. ~ °":: :=:---$425. DESEm', MOl'O X 1T MOTOR VAN WANTED ol ' -"'""· IS1llO O< Firm _.,..., alum. mut • .,_,, • .,, -. Fully Sell ~· low Aulo Tr..,., "°""" o;., oner. ----::..:: al ~ pm. 1410,. Harbor •t Wlloon. C.M. mlles. ,,..,. JJ4 Jlllil', toot Brakes. Radio, fUlly .,.,.. dacron rnaln A jib. --.. ~ c.n m.Q5Tl ,&fS E or &f6.-.Kl8 • drive d'1s ooe toclay, petl!'d and ~ed. kiotbaD _, .. -':· ~ o.I~ it; 67 Trluonph 650 •••Hr ' ; wo~, ll•llll """'· m.., TICKETS TO ~=t*tUu~ pickup, perfect sbapto, ~~ = ~t,CWI~ _........,~1 :.1-and resS3. 995 LED ZEPPELIN equ1p, wttt. or without ~ J'l· i°m' u. Mlle .... Exrellent con-.,... tax • CONCERT AUDI Newport IYOlrllw. Mf...3614 64S-6581. 4PM-3PM · ditloo.. $600.00 GG-OC33 Sat., 10% Plea<ie call FACI'ORY 2nd.a. Nap I e • . Sun., Mon. only. $96.35 P! 0. pluM tax &: Ile. 548-?SSl 19n Audi Sabot form $165. Alto uo. 3 mo. old a· Deluxe Gem Top BICYCLE SALE tir w mo. Jo'ull ·~ trice 10'°'• DOWN tOOLS, auto, 1tereo. !lnlohodp\ywood-$<5. Came': i!"'' for pldwp, NEW 10 SPEED rrAUAN lnclud!ngW<ldlo•MW.15. $83.67 PER MO. *For Coat Only* 5'6-0678 !or lnlormatloo. ~ =. ~:eia ~ ~ BICYCLES $59.!ti. Bead! Deterred paycidit price tor ID mo. Full c~ price in-'Tl FORD Van E 240, 123 ·72 Audi 1001.S, 4-dr, air, * SEAQUEST 2)' * $28S. 646-6581 4~ Bicycles, 8J6 E. Balboa $6230.5().. A.P.R. 12.5.9 CUBE-duding tax A lie $41>3 .. 75. Cargo Van, V-8 p/s. p/b, clean, Riviera blue. $3295. s~~~t~[ ~ TRADE\~ te~t Blvd., Balboa 675-T282. 891E).XPLORER ~~ f~mtJJl;'. =~~~!·000 mL,1..::MS-=•122=·------ Qh\1rl1 ]http nrt~; +, "" '• ' 'I'< ·--·---m HnlT , __ .. _ . ................ ,, ... ...... ,,,, ...... ,,... NEW DATSUN PICKUPS ALL COLOIS to CHOOSI flOM IMMIDIAtl DIUftlY BUY°" LEASE $5500. 846-XW · =~Furnace""'. ,~o;,:s: H~~'\.~ ~12:,> ~ . <SeE•X•op16236LO>. RER -~ oooc::E Camper van, AUSTIN Auto. ~ _..._. llllO 14 Comp! w/1raller Slpo. 6. Good' cond. $500. mi, mo. Ka.....id 250 dirt OF . . tape deck. rent valw job, 1---'''-•m...:,....;.;... '..;.;o ___ ..;o JAGUAR $950. de Anu. Bey1kle 531-5468 aet. up Many xtraa $350 new shoclm, xlnt cond. $850. AU~ Mlnl ~ S. 1715 -------- ·-.... call c 710 MAJORWAY • Hall Pint A<1t ~.all~ ,,..L OF --. ~"'':"' :;. i...~ CAPRI '71 Januar XJ-6 -eam....., .. l'l>ells at !OC· 5'&-6ll8 Hunt1'ngton 1971 Dodge S-100, 6 cyL air, d.,..; 213, 431>-'IU22 eve• .. BMts, Sllpa/Decks 910 c"""M pr1«s. 858 w. 18th. ;m15~ .. E-~·-~ ; ., H • ~~.;.. .. "."".,;..~".' c!.l: AUSTIN HEALEY c:,;.~' ~. ~ue .. ""~ Sedans . ' -cC -~ ·~ ~ ~. h unt1ngton $2800. 83J.22'J9 FWA, l'6!l5 or Finn OUer, 3 colo,.. to chOOM Ir-• * * * CAMPER .-....11-1or Ale $275. under warran. 644}-0172 Beac Red, su"er llnd eladc .... ........,.. ·12 ooooE VAN, 41. ton. J •69 A ti Healy -Louri. Jones or r.nL All mak,. • HARRY Quinn l!I '""· lull . B h spd ...,,. 318 US n are Jn be'"lilul conmtton 600 E. oc .. nfrant models. 2941 Groce Lane, c.mpy, Phil Wood hub •• l880l Bead> Blvd. 842-880.'! eac GEORGE it. .. ,....:,• ';,; Sprite and Fully equipt, Air Cond, Bldg G, C.M. Cost $700, 3 wk.I old, sell HUNTINGTON BEACH 827-8970 . I Auto Trans, etc . Apt. 3-G CAMPE'R _.,_ _,_ ... $525 846-3442 18801 Beach Blvd 8fJ.88Cl3 .f. cyl, 4 speed, beaut!fu NEWPORT a... &: U"IUJCI" rel'<'-".... ' • SALES • HUNTINGTON BEACI{ 'TI FORD Oub Wagon Van. 1 bumt orange exterior, im-===""'==:::,.,,,,,== You are the winner of ~~l~!. ~"°w. ~;:1b, C.:i. ~ll Yi::;~ :er~uro. • SERVICE • Ton. Auto. V-8. $3250. Call maculate 111SlLQl. -~rou:xx'e'.es1 ~~le~~han ~~~ IMPORTS TWO FREE TICKETS Cycles, Bikn 494-4031 • nniTALS • '73 NEWPORTER ~::"~anted 968 $1377 ~;~,anytime Wffkend" 3100 W. Coon Hwy., N.B. South to the Scooters 925 * 1973 HONDA 350 CL * "'"'' YAN See It . You'll Buy It "W"I 642-9405 orn Colllornlo lmmac Cond. U. Mileage CONVERSION DATSUN JAGUAR MOBILE HOME SHOW '69 NORTON 750 SS COM· $150. . *** 4'6-!9Cl9 EXPLORER INSTANT CASH! -1\·A• l•·*• May 26th thru JW1e 3rd I\otANDO. New clutch. plate USED BICYCLES ,OF % '!'on. 318 V-8, Power Steer-lU(M.ft. UllUJ 1973 DATSUNS Rt the & tuneup. $850. 4't-0650. All Types * 642-1272 HUNTINGTON BEACH ing, Power DI"' Brakes, WE ARE IN TOY. OJA AUTHORIZED SALES ANAHEIM STADIUM GO-CART 3\1-5 hp New lB801 Beach Blvd. 842-Bll03 Stove. roe Box, warorobe & DESPERATE NEED All MODELS AND SERVICE 2o:xrSta~l~ege Blvd., tires & C1utCh. Xlnt'. c::ond. Moblle Homes 935 HUNTING'IUN BEACH dinette. 54395 .OF GOOD, CLEAN 1966 Harbor. c .M. 646-9303 IN STOCK WE BUY CARS Pleaae call t>J.~. l'Xt 314 $9'5. Call 646-a681 10 x 40 PLYMOUTI-1. Xlnt ILiNESS 1in ""family causes FOREIGN CARS BMW to clahn Your tickets. <North * 1973 HONDA 350. CL * cond. Comp. fUm., 1-BR. sale of 1J12 Luxury Balboa TOP DOLLAR-Paid BARWICK IMPORTS ~lll.1rq1w. lll1it11P. County toll free number is Immac C.Ond. Lo Mileage Adult park nr. beach. Motor Jiome. Purchased 9 plus tax A lie. For Or Notl 3337S C&m!no Caplstrano ' . . ' 540-1220.) $650 * * * 496-1909 ~ ...... , Chevy v .. eng, 10"/o DOWN GOOD San Juan capi.trano * * * 1970 HONDA SL90 Scrambler Motor Home• P/S, P/B. 11 h 0 we r · $79.27 PER MO. cau OI' come in to see ua. 0 OF 493-3315 or 831·U15 JAGUAR '70 XKE Al r \VANT SLlP lo< 25• Searay perlect cnndL, llk• now. Mooo"l'ri• toilet, a Ir tor 72 months. Full cash price NEWPORT SELECTI N ·72 DATSUN 6 ·Pack Cond .. Power St .. AM·FM· rent or tn.de. y ~ $195. 962-7689 5 •1•/Rent 940 ~..:r ex~r;!!·,.:Xlnty ~~ Including tax & lie. $4675.'75. I TS USED BMW's Cab-Over Camper Deluxe. fNJ, 4-Spd., 406BNN, •- pawmbop. Pretor N•wport , '69Triumph 500 '72 EXPLORER ;;;":.,~ ..;:"-;,;-$8iio~'m.i Deten-ed Payment price MPOR 1971 BAVARIA • Many ex-! 16,000 ml .. <r Firm O«er ~·-Beach. 6'&-5695 979--085.i Good C.Ondltion -$QX) Altiqfia Way, Dover Shores, $6146.94. A.P.R. l 0. 3 7 3100 W. Coast H\\'Y., N.B. $3000 548-6397 ' * 645-32>15 * 20' Newport Beach 642-""°. (8 8235). 64'l-940S 19n BAVARIA .68 DATSUN Pickup 1300 cc. i!h\trh _i h11p111·1" '°""' SpMd & Ski 911 "lU TRIUMPH 500oc. Slwp MOTOR HOME 1973 D"•=•rer and SUndial EXPLOR·ER \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR ::~~ = Good nmning L'Ondltion. IN Chrh; Craft SS runabout, 6$750mo~~~~Her. Call after . • Hotm Homes fol' rent, make FOR 'IUP USED CAilS CUstomlud interior. Juat 327 V-8, mahogany hull p ~ . . Fully Sett Contained. du al ~tk>ns for Summ& OF If your car is extra clean, 1972 2002 S850 or best offer, ~l4S -;7.~~"""'7=;:="';;=o i w/tialler & skis. Only 300 flONDA Mini Bike with overhead bunks, armchair now; Phone Miss Bennet at see ~!iUE,..t.R BUICK 1969 1600 '72 510 STA. Wgn. -Oranp JAGUAR XJ-6. ·n, lm· hr. 5ince new. A reaJ hel!f1et &: rack, xlnt cond. &eaL'.J. disposal hose and Bob Longpl't" Pontiac, CREVIER BMW w/white interior, 4 1pd, maculate white/black ~ +· . showpiece! $2500 Priv. Pty. $115. 673-1738 CIUTler, roof' J'aCk and lad-~1 or 636-2.500. Hunt1"ngton "'·sta~~,1.iarbor Blv~7'J.-2300 $2300. 67$-2563 terior, Priced tor quick 544-7901 1970 HONDA. 350 SL dCI'-NEW,. Explortl', 24', full \.oU Sales . Service • Leasing MUST sell '69 Datsun. Xlnt sale. $6700. 642--312] $>175 or best oUer 54&-0719 $6495 eQulp Sips 8, ail"/gen, IMPORTS WAf\'TED 208 W. lst St .. Santa Ana running cond. Radk> & '59 JAGUAR Sed. w/OwN. MUST scll 15' Sabrecraft Ski lo 1 1 mll B h Oronge County's 835-3171 heater. Best offe-r. 557~2568 ~e~. ·.,..E;i_ ve to appreciate. boat, 85 h.p. r.1erc o.b. 450 HONDA $350 ~ ra es, no eage, eac TOP$ BUYER ORANGE COUNTY'S "'6-•~ motor A: trailer. Great cond. Good cond 646--0432 plus tax & Ile. SIU. MA.'CF.Y TOYOTA FIAT j 64~ 2 NU Ka~uki 21 .. & 23 .. 10 10"/o DOWN Troilers, Trovel 945 lB801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803 18881 Beach Blv C. OLDEST KARMANN GHIA SIO Boat, xln't cond. 16'. !>5 spd. Co~t $140, sell.SlOO ea. $104.54 PER MO. SMALL CAR 0 W N ER S . liUNTING'J'ON BEACH H. Br'.1.ch , · Ph. 847-8555 & '69 FfAT SPIDER hp l.Vrd. Trlr. cover. $1295. Boys Stingray $15. 646-3634 for M mo. Full cash price Looking for a roomy COM· Autos lmportea 970 '69 KARMANN GHIA a:..,.. ~2999. 644-2ll9. GIRLS Schwinn Stingray including ta."< 1: lie. $6812.75. PACT TRAILER? H~ad tor> Sports, Race, Rods 959 • ~g~fu>$. 0r1~ange9 exterior. \.'el'tlble, excellent condttlon,, 151/2' Studebaker VI bicycle, Excellent condition, Delen-ed pe.ynient price a full siie camping vacation * * * 8'2.-9407 or 5,16....JM.l . $600.536-0346 newtires,$25.84&-2114 ~~.A.P.R. l0.64. <~· withtheLadybug-= ~~ ~~\\,,°J-6~ Robert L. Hull SALES-SERVICE-LEASING GREAT ~tbl! '51 FV4TT4TT6TVTTT<TT? EX PLOR·ER· tpno~ced,mtbruall ~ .. onlv. rl"I~ beaut. prestige car to own. 1800 East B•lboa Blvd. OVERSEAS DELIVERY BILL EY ~.;1 aft a, prn$395-~ -------------• 493--0TI.l. 329fileane p.; Call MS-1960, M" °"'"" Bolboo ROY CARVER, Inc. - 10 San Juan Capistrano 1921 "T'' Rdstr. Jag You ere the winner of 234 E l7th S TOYOTA LOTUS OF SHA• STA 21• Trailer. Tan-,......,nd, Pontiac •""· & TWO FREE TICKETS · 1• 18881 BEACH BL. 8'7-85lli detn. Self-aintained. Air '63 Turbo-hydro. 646-nl5 to the Coeta Mesa 5464444 HUNTINGTON BEACli LO'l'U--.-----n-.....,•~-1 olds elec. brka. niuw. Southern Callfomla LEASE A ·n FlAT, SMI, 2 dr. antique Power '69w~ TZ;e A CONl!lmn' atOPP'tNG AND 8EWINQ o.IDI! f()lt THE Huntington cooler $.1000. 615-57<1 Trucks 962 MOBILE HOME SHOW white, ....... 14,000 ml .. 3S stereo Now aadt.i.. 114- B. h ~and;1m '11o~~ •67 TOYOTA May >;th.~h;;;'/une W 1973 BAVARIA ~.m· Uk• nu, $m. ANQ, 1-or Firm Oller, . eac . Hobo" Xlot. cond. --STOUT PICKUP ANAHEIM STADIUM Im FIAT, Sport Spyder, 5 l880l Be ch etvdJ'·-842-8803 21.' TRAVEL Trir, se If With CAMPER 9l IJ (835-~State College Blvd., CREVIER BMW ~e ~1:f~.c:fi A or a . oont'd, 4 sepl' bunks awnine e · Anaheim Sales • Service • Leasing HUNTINGI'ON BEAOI room. $2500. ~ CPH). Please, call 642-5678, ext 314 2l8 W. 1st St., Santa Ana '69 FIAT 124 SPORTS 1970 AIRSI'REAM 27 ft $1 OH to claim your tickets. (North 835-3171 SPIDER, 5 speed. Good condition. Ail ex1raa: BILL MAXEY ~~ l0" 1rce number " BMW 49+-24!9 642--067' or 49>-8209 'IOYOTA * * * Bob Mcloron, Inc. '68 Fiat' 850 Cpe • THE FINE~ IN Sales Service Lease I.ow Miles, A Real Nice Car. Tr•ller1, Utlllty 947 18881 BEACH BL. 847-85.55 iJ 1 Lease a 1973 Bavaria. A/C (XDA.224). CAI.. ON lHE GO. i!:1\1d1 ]lt11p1111"' I • Leaden' Laok! I MAZDA BOB LONGPRE HUNTINGTON BEACH USED IMPORTS • $899 SMALL CAR OWNERS. '68 CHEV. •,,· Ton .. ,th e THE FINEST IN & AM/FM for $137.86 per MAZDA Looking I roomy com •. mo,°"'" end. 850 No. Beach BILL MAXEY pact tnill:? Head f~ a tull camper Iii.ell. V-8, atlck shift, IMPORT SERVICE e Blvd., La Habra. 1 n &ize camping vacation with radio. Camper shell fully Do yourself a favor and come 714-522-5333 TO.YOTA NOW OPEN the Ladybug d...,.;--'-' for paneled I: insulated. Very aee us :first. Open Tues. omall c"" sPeciiii'Yottced ""°" cnndltion, w only and Thun. til 9. Sa> CAPRI l8881 BEACH .BL. 847.-• tbru May only. i 3 2 4 • 42,000-ml!>• orig. owner. til 5. HUNTINGTON BEACH ,AJI Models R..cly 49W1ll. 3'981 =· --544-M74. <i' IRI~ 'tiAN AUT'D) 4& '70 F1AT 124 Spider. Xlnt. For IMMEDIA ... to San Juan Capistrano. 1972 EL CAMINO. c~m, -i .. .&a-~ . cond. New top. Must aee. .II: • . radio. tilt wht. m. vinyl ~~, ....... Asking UlXI can 644-2931 ..._n I 4X5 SJYRDY util box trler, top, P/S, P/B, w:ide chnn BJ01-11rt1ar-.~,._ Ml•M40 • l971 FIA"' Sport lpydAv ,. UWllYltf'Yl xhrt tires & gpare, Ball wbls & tires nefi GEM "<• $2100. ' " m E. lit SAln'A ANA I ~Wired lo< 11 t e • • shell top. $3400. 96i..89'll! ALFA ROMEO NOW OWN THE ~ ~~.~ !lllCl-:1813"" .. ~~.. \ . • 1957 FORD \I .... ~lclrup, v. ALFA ROMEO '66 SPRlNT FABULOUS 1973 JAGUAR Auto S.rv1co, Porlt 949 8, sood cnnd. $595. or best GT Coope. N"' Rodials: CAPRI * M.ttdo '73 Rot1ry * ofter 673-0916 . AM-FM. Dual Carbs. 5-With 2,COO 4 cylinder or V~ Im J G T PE $66 MONTH . FREE '56 Austin Hf&ler. '69 % TON GMC auto, all' Speed Disc Brakes TNE-en&fne with or without A UAR E! y S6 MONTIIS OPEN LEA$£ ~1b1ie~,extraputs cond,manyxtras,$2195. 436 ' ' decoriroup aomewithsun 2 +·2 Wlllaccepttrllde-lns 1 ~1 548-2001 ' roor or landau top, power Total Factory Equipped. CAU.. MR. FRY ~ GEM Top for '70 E1Camino disc brakes style steel NEW CAR r•3703>. ff U f B fi ~~ ~mb:~~tr;',J. Good condition. $15 0. wheel, radiai tires, bucket $1765.43 n • eac West.cliff 642.--1743 seats. ORDER YOURS $130. 646--0432 '55 FORD Iii ton PU, Olda NOW. Cycles, Bikes, engine, hydro, new paint ALFA ROMEO 'TI SPIDER, ------~=1 Scooters ~ 925 $550. 548-512'J. Roadster, New Radiala, :... $2789 Apol.Jo. Pacesetter, Baron, Jamboree, Robinhood - We've got 'em at WAREHOUSE SALi! WAREHOUSE SALi! ~.,:u'iisf't°:'"i:i495 Di~ OR IF YOU PREFER '71 CAPRI (237COR) I KENDON i MOTOR t!OMES 707 N . .Harbor, S.A. 554.mt! i JUS! ARRIVED F M ITALY 0 27' TI<AVLU c NLY IN THE CRATE 25' L•1:>• :t)Vf'.:RER IC; 2'1'-22' CONTINENI'AL.S •-To ... ...., ... • Super IJtlltwoltlot Newest now -trim tet ~· P!tlt )E &: JOYS ~ -r pretty flower pattern stitch\ V/l.N CON\J!J?SI:>NS ,.- '-·.,,,.,,. ..flr_...r Lacy t\vlns to top sk.lfl.•· -' -e Service e Rentals M '"I 111'-'i .... Ill .... ~~ ~~e:; Pfu!'~eo~ * Danmar Inc. *' heavy (8 cord) merceJ~ 1::.'!Cl• llarlior R!vd., G.G. .. Thia llleek pantsuit Is the cotton. Pattern n.57~ i/:'C>,,-~1-GSOO Jiii Girl ,Scourt LeaderS' Otficial tion5, sit.es 8-18 includ · Nr)(t lo G.G. Datsun ! Pattern! So good-looking, SEVENTY-FIVE Q"~ l\IOTOR borne rental "TJ O you don't have to be a Girl for each pattern -18d 25 Overland 24' _ Special olt C Scout to wear 11! Hu lots of cents for each pattern for seuon rates. c 0 mp , Ill duh in checked polyester, Air Mall and ~Hand.I-ltill-amt, ale. 558-0052 "' too.PrlnlAld Pattern 9 2 0 3 ' ~ .. :"".:ii~;,. th~ '111 21' FlREBALL on l·ton i= Mimes' stze• 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, wMb 'or to Dodp chaSl:il, sUll unda Iii I&. ll, 20. Worqen'1 40, 42, 44. Alice Brooki, ' DAILY warr. R!OO ml. Pricoed to 8£Viilft"l'•nl'E OEN'l'8 PilDI', 105. ecratt aeU. 545-3766 Evn. lor ach pattern • odd 25 Dept.. Box 16'~CbeloM Rent A Motor Homo f eenll tor et.ch pattun for Station. New' Y: • N.Y. for your Vacation t; 10 EED BICYCLE ALL COLORS • ALL SIZES I•• ifully palntM & strlpt4 with chrome forks ON $7995 Ah' Jlall and SpaClal ~ 100lL Print M & .. -* 531-'800 * "' lnr. -·~ f.lp, ..,._II-· ;; de1l""7 "91 take ..... ..,.... N ~ E D L IXJtAF1' "'1"21 LUXURIOUS ~· M o tor 0 -.. ...... -lo Qocbot, ""'~ • ""'· Frff Heme. cu.tom built. SeU Iii y MlrWI -O>o DAILY -llllc. ""1talnod. M..,,, e"1ru. M ~~""4:~. n;r;; -·----· fll4) TJ..m'I -w... Print -liulq -pat· e "I? IJ!etlme M H Z!/21' !: e Cam Yclli<, N.Y. lOOll. 1-. " -r' •·-e Al I(~ &DDREM wllh ....;•o.i... -. ..pltllb" -mile... 6 ,. ~• Finn Otter, $17&9 Qh\1rh Jh11p11t1~; +:.-, .... ·-~ .. .,,,.., •• hr•' '""1" GUSTAFSON ~ ·~~~~~~~~ :I '69 ALPHA ROMEO :::> Spyder Veloce. Private pry: 0 67>8638 X Autos, Imported 970 = ; ~ 1'66 ~~. = huter, Ylnyl ltl· ltl"kw. {T&P'22) $895 '795 1'67 ~.Ito,!. .. , ''"' ...... '995 Jlnl. COl!llltlon. {WXAllGI ~ 1'68 ~~ '.:! ......... ·-' 1195 1, 69 """ -•· 1wvrn01 ~~.~tw. ¥In¥! ~lerkw~1295 (YRU.1.21 ~llLn 11111!• ll\11!111'• MAZDA. <a• ll' ' 'll IU> • I I i•·• '71 '71 '71 vw f<aatbock '1795 4 Q'llld. r.oio, hMltl', vhlvt f"-,..lcw, low mllM. •ltll condition. {)1JFJ:HI '69 VW CAMPER $2295 Pc.p Top, Ml UntMr aqulp.....,t, t•ctHtnt co.'il!llon (l ,.,l!SJ!I r.JP, 8IZll and 1'ft'UI Lan l!Y-pictunal Pal· _ _.PrL ply. 838--0533 Gear Prot 1WMJIP. temL n.oo. ai; Fl' .. lfolid&y camper, f Renector SEE MORE Q u t ck OompWe ..._.. Qlft Beo1C Jacb, ~ oven, boot, i. e mp F'Uhknl and chocM one -more '/'"" 100 elf'll -nice and clean $100. 847-7435 '9 Hubl e ttern frM fJ'om our ... oo "' .SUmm« Catalog. AU .... ' Book * 1969 BALBOA * z 6 Plu Only !!Cle. ~ A-• 11 .. new cnnd., dual air. 0 INSTANT SEWING BOOK 11 ~ ... -., • !!Cle. $5800. -C leW toclay, wear tom::ctow. a.. fill u pn.e ~ "12 20' ESCAPADE custom Xii Doroller • Aluminum Chain Pro..., i5 num c.e.nwr Pull lkake • Aluminum • e Aluminum Klck Stand • Safet;y ; a Rear • Aluminum Handle Bin , Gum T1rrs • AJumlnum Wide P1e.nge ~ ck Relett1e Hubl • Factory Wrapped Handlt Bf.rs. I :I . ~!wy~~!!R.!!. I LARGI SELECTION BUSES, CAMPER FASTBACK & SQUAREBACK AND MANY OTHER FINE CARS • JllN, STANT FAS R l 0 N ll()c, r I Dodge, air. t,11 •)lttU. Sale ~ t .. ie patttmL or trade. 49W742. - JIOOK -llundftda of lT LAZY DAZil on '73 IP-!ac:t.. IL ' Qodll -I • Dodge. !UllY' .. u conl&lnod. lt'I a bnell. . , lll!'ll )'OUl' !iOo. w. n~709:i =• a:=·~llY m:.,':ui"~~ .. ~ · ""o.;,,::;l:..u"xo:.:,.,Wi~n,,.~b-.,-,-.-I Rent. 27'. 640-0C82 NB 642·9405 ~ WAIDtOUH SALE • • • ~ ., ' . ··-- MEtCEDES BENZ M B ~250 Seel., atT, PIS. P/B, AM/FM, radials, ..... buy! Pr1 p I y. '14: 536-1601 " . •• • • . . • $250,000 INVENTORY-USED CARS AND TRUCKSi'i •GOOD MILES ~ • GOOD SELECTION I ' Buy Where You're Treated Like A Custontel'r- BEFORE and AFTER You Buy! COME SEE WE WILL BE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 28th, ALL DAY. 1970 BMW 1600 Cpe. 1972 Monte Carlo ' 26,000 mile1, 4 speed, AM /FM, tape, ra- d;o, LIKE NEWI IHI DLKI WAGONS '72 CHEV. 6 PASS. WAGON Air, power steering, luggagf' .rack, power brakes, (492EIP) $2899 I 71 CHEV. 6 PASS. WAGON AW-, luapge rack, new tires. auto., PQ\\'CI' stecrini ud brakN. (924D8Ll " SAVE '70 CHEV. (FULL SIZE) WAGON Air,· power 1teerlng and brakes, rack, good miles. C574ERK> $2699 '71 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON Air, auto .. power bralcet and 1teerlng, rack. good mn... (772CTK) $'3099 '&& PONTIAC LE MANS WAGON power steering. air cOnd. (Nice car). $999 '68 CHRYSLER TOWN and COUNTRY WAGON 9 pass., full power and air, power steerlna and brakes, auto., tilt wheel. lug. rack. tXCZ546) $1899 '73 VEGA WAGON GT 3 speed, auto. trans., radio, 4,800 miles, like new. (142081 ) $2999 '72 VEGA WAGON GT Air, 4 apeed. radio, 16,782 miles. f626EIJ) $2499 '71 VEG4 GT WAGON Air, 4 speed, A\\'f /FM 1tereo, '.lJ,000 milf'i:, hrand new cond. { 451 Dl .. I I $2099 BUY NOW (Choice of 5) '2599 Air, power stee ring, auto., radio, some with vinyl roof. Low mi le s. SALE PRICED SMALL CARS '72 NOVA COUPE VS. poiA•er steering, auto., side mouldings, 18,759 miles. ll90FKEl $2799 '72 NOVA COUPE V8, 18,931 miles, air, power steering, auto., radio, side mouldY,gs. (323FLZ) $2999 '72 CHEVELLE 4 DR. 19,088 miles, small VB, auto., power steering, air, like new. (396EIB ~ $2899 '71 NOVA COUPE VB, 3 s~tadlo, extra nice. (312CTQ) • $2099 '71 NOVA COUPE VB, air, power steering, auto., vinyl top, 27,836 miles, nice. C512CQ0) $2599 '70 NOVA COUPE VB, power steering, auto .. radio, 28.458 mile1, nice. !727BNO) $2099 '69 CAMARO COUPE VB, 39,855 miles, sport stripes, auto., power steer- ing, air, sharp. (ZDT4B9 ) $2299 '68 CHEY. MALIBU COUPE VB auto., power stcerlng, bucket seats. (\V.Al\1415) $999 _____ __.;__ '66 NOVA CHEV. II COUPE auto., 1·adh.i, go1Jd n1iles, nice. (TFU780) $799 '71 PINTO COUPE 2000 cc engine, good miles, 4. speed. radio nice. (078DDTJ ' $1499 '70 MAVERICK COUPE VS, auto., radio, power steering, nice. $1599 '67 OLDS F8S COUPE 55,981 mllcs, VB, vinyl root, auto., power steering radio. (TRH633J ' $1099 '71 VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE Radio, 4 speed, 21,075 miles, nice car. $1599 '72 VEGA HATCHBACK COUPE 12,234 miles, auto., radio. {197FBD) $2099 4 WHEEL DRIVE~ '71 INTERNATIONAL CARRYALL % TON VB, 12.50/16.5 ail weather tires and wheels, extra set or road tires anct wheels, 13,832 miles VS. 4 ~heel drive, air, power steering, aJt(.I po\•.:er 1brakes, hke new, lncklng hubs, 4 speed '18ns. extra gu tank. {96lllBDl ' . ' $ale Pric~d ---'72 BWER I 21,358 mill's, 4 speed, 350 cid VS, utra nlce. hard top. ( 49136Ll $3699 ' '72 CHEV. % TON CH~NE PO\~'l"I' sl<'~ring. and brak('s, auto., VS, IOc k.ing hubs, radio. 15.516 miles, like new. (353167 ) $ale Priced Where t .. Good Miies are I J 1,1 2a2~ Harbor Blvd. Costa Mes' 546-12 · 3 i • . illL'ilfh Jlt11p11rb t• . ' ' . " MG '72 MG Midget PORSCU: '11 • '11E, A&- Cood., -,u1.n1 "Ue>dco" St.,.., 3L!EDI:, ST1f6 OI' Finn otftr, ' SAAB Commonwealtft Motors Ltd • Saab in Newport '61 VW SQUAREBACK 4 speed, local car. 25,COO original miles. White ""1th red interior. (WBJ671). $1299 ilh'arh ]hnp11rl~i +' ·, • I ' ' ' 4 cyl, 4 i;p('e(I, radio, Econ. TOYOTA omy Special. racing green,, --------I::::==.;::;==::::::::= lo miles. (XNM635J. 1 • $2477 TOYOTA SALE VW '58 Beetle, No Beauly, AT but Runs Good. OMZ7'1, Sec It -You'll Buy It Pre-Devaluation $295 at nh,ad1 Jltnpnrt ~i 1\n~ .. ln .. .:a PRICES aJ/Wf" wno BRAND NEW I +'! 11"" 1",' •I ''"r '" I~;., •1 1,. , t • ' , l ~ . . W TOYOTA 1912 Auto. trans., radio_. fact. _air VW Camper, Mint cond. 1.na- cond., W-S-W tirea. tint. ta.nt bed l way radio 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '70 MG Midget• 2 to choo•• from British racing green, beauti- ful black interi<lr, radial tires, l with onJy 2.0,000 miles and is it ever show- room fresh. · LAGUNA IMPORTS 998 S COAST HWY glas.s. (TEZl.0061507). am/fm stereo, truck tires: $2563 Much more, Injury ~ $AVE NOW sale. $1ti00, 53&-3173 AT '65 VW Camper, ortg. un- DmleADi& -TOYOTA believable interior. $l!i00, or best vtfer, must .ee to believe. 492--0184 1970 VW European Camper. Swift heater, nu tlrea, top 1966 J:Iarbor c M 646-9303 cond. $2250. or beat otter. • :. . prl ply. 644-7428 Logurie Beech Ca 494 107S '63 VW Van. 1600 eng, New paint. chrome r 1 m • , AM/FM, best ott e r . 545-51U7 GB '67 ~~"'· Wire iN 'Wheels, Chrome Luggage '69 TOYOTA 2 DOOR '70 BUG ~ck, Choice of 2, 868011\.l, 4 cylinder, 4 speed transniis-Lo mi. Xlnt cond. ~1395 or Firm Offer, sion. (ZWA938l. ' MBJ1y extras. $989 • * 5J6.6773 * * 1---"'-'-'-"'--~-1 GUSTAFSON '57 vw. nu ""'· dependable tr1tnsportallon. $375. Beil Lincoln·Mercury ofrer ""' Sun. 67S--0040 .. . i!.h-.1rh ]lt11p1111!i +~ , ,, "' .,,.,.,., " "'''' I•• "' L I, 1;.)Qb . .. . ' ... ' 16800 B a h t w · '72 VW Super Beatie, '69 MGB ~ c a amer ak ~ Huntington Beach t e over pyrnnta, - Blue with bhlck upholstery. 842-8844 * (213) 592.5544 * &&5-5%14 * LAGUNA IMPORTS 995 S COAST HWY Laguna Beach Ca 494 1015 MGB '69 • GT, Swift Red, Lbrome \Vires, R a d i o #8161, $2195 or Firm Offer: ~lrar h Jhnillll1!i +~ ",,.~' • r. . . . • ,, 1.1 •• ·-OPEL '7() Opel GT 4 Spd, Oraflie, Low , low Miles, Nice Car. f775FTL). ''Home of th. Viking" '72 BUG. lo mileR, xnlt con-__ _:_;,_..:.....:...c=-' dition, must sell. $llD) or • '70 TOYOTA be.t oiler. 548-0531 '69 VW, excellent condlt:ioo. Mark TI Wagon, De-hnmaculate, Sund8¥ on17. ' luxe, auto., radio &.1 _6<&-=~"="----heater, low m.Ues, '66 SQUAREBACX. Re-oon- "SA VE PLENTY" ditiODed. New paiat .. tlfta. C973HEU). Must sell. 548-0031 $1499 '72 VW Van. RadlalA, sterea, fog lites, tach. Xlnt oood. $2900. 54&-""2 $21 +9 1958 VW Baja. Enilne runs BILL MAXEY '72 TOYOTA greal. Trnns neods ""Ii<. No CEUCA Iron! fenden $150. 5'8-.fiOO TOYOTA '56 VW BaJa Bua. '67 Trans., ·-BEACH BL. 847 ""'"" 4 Spd, Alr Cond, Beautitul all 12 voll; big tires on wide .woo.1. ~ turquoise finish (753EKRJ rlms. $300. 546-0719 HUNTINGTON BEACH $2699 '70 VW Camper Sundlal Pop- e '69 Opel G.T . Tire• & BILL MAXEY iop, ice box & •tove. Bell engine ln good cond. oUer. 552·7094 Re850nable. 490-3275. TOYOTA ''6 B ... -nua well. PEUGEOT HUNTINGTON BEACH *1515* '62 PEUGEOT $175 Call 548-4337 PORSCHE 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 MT-2'119 , 72 T '65 VW Bus. ~bit. eng. 1600. oyota Must Sell! $650. 2 2 61 C C Orehanl, S.A. Hg1o OFOftO . pe. 1t '10 VW Bus, red .!I: white, 4 _711. 4 speed, ~d)Q, heater, Jo mi. Xlnt cond., $2]SO. '70 Porsche [i.;:e n_~., . beige exterior, Priv. pty. 963-535.l 914 • 6 black mien<" (5()1FWA 1. '66 Bug *Good Cond. $2177 $400. * * * -A limited production mddet .. OW I -· ,AVEATN '71 YOLKS, R/H mg. oruy one year. Silver metallic paint, blk. lntertcir, fjf.41l LfWl4• good tires $1195. 997.0015 mag wheel.&, AM/FM radio, '67 VW BUG, $699. etc. A HARD TO FIND AN D GORGEOUS!! , TOYOTA •• bes! offer. 963-3226 445 .E.,,9~:~J.~)2!JWAY 19;6 H.,-bo,, C.M. "'"303 VOLVO , TOYOTA AUTHORIZED SALES '71 Volvo 164 4 Dr. ANO SERVIC E 6 cyl, power steerina. radio, WE BUY CARS heater, leather interior, a:ll- ~ llt.1n1111!; lllti l111 ~· '~' """'""' ,.. . \ 1,r.~. . .. ' ver metallic ext. black leather interior. {096CHU). $3677 See It • You'll Buy It . '70 Toyota ~tlll ltmi& ~=---. , "'~'!:. 1~ •• !. ~:;,.,, a VOLVO PORSCHE !l ll-S TARGA '70, linlc'(f1glass, a rcaJ bargain. - Ricnn-o Sents, AP.r-t-l\1-('1'9EnQCl. 1900 I-larbor, C.M. 646-9303 ~~:;~~orr~~BRJ, !6005 oc $1577 VOLVO SALE! Set It -You'll Buy It Huge Savings .t}t41 ltwi.t '7~N~ Y'73 Porsche "912" .\ TOYOTA u:}; AT Co~es 1966 H.-. c .M. 646-9303 PRE-OOILAR 4 TO C OOSE 1970 TOYOTA Cl>n>lla Wagon DEVALAUTION R&H IJti&; thitt., 42 000 mi PRICES! l from and all exceptkmal In aria -· aood corKI. saz'. We make OY'f!l"9tu ~liveries every detail. From 644-6256 ., See Jt • You.'11 Buy It ' $3899 '67 SI'OUT 'f T pickup 1\8•• I a • ..!• 445 .E. COAST HIGHWAY 17~c. 4 cyl,. C opd, R/H; ---UIM , .. _Drlwl . v """"co 841-1151 VOLVO ft NEWl'ORT BEACH '70 TOYarA ~n ..... ~~ 67i-otoo Amlfm~ 'I=· 1966 ""'"°"· C.M. 646-9303 ~5Jwknds . . '73 VOLVO. 1800 ES Sports , V.'&'lf1. Back fmm Europe ... Economic, Good tf!:porta· stlck, A~f/FM radio. Own· ' lion SOOO. 968-00$8 .....l-er. 213-592-5717. $595() The "Yellow _., ch•.utlled •••. ,sc.een, TRIUMPH '69 WAGON, """''· witravel rack, a/c, am/fm, told out TRrtJMPH '72. GT6, AM·FM, !dddy !M!at, 47,000 CRttful Rallye Stripe, Super Oe•n, mlle1, Sacrifice at $.l,850. #3159, I~ or Firn! 968-JOOI , ''While Elephants'' over- running )'OUr house? Tum them Into "Ca.sh" .•• If.II thml fhru a Dally P11ot 1 clas1Uled ad! ' . 1 ~ I ...... 1~A;_utot,;.o,.:._1m __ ;..._rt;,;c"f"--_:.;91V:.;: Autoo: UM!f YOLYO CADILLAC 1973 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VIL.LE Auto Tram!, A.Jr Cond, WSW, AM/FM stereo, Vinyl ROOf, Power Windows, 6 way · power seat, leather upholstery, twilight sentinel, lamp monitort. tilt A tele wheel, Power Door Locks, CNo221HSV) $151. "67 CHEVELLE-SS396. 4 spd. Budret seats, mags, rehlt eng $850. 673-7564 per mo. '68 EL Nu plus tax. 36 mo. O.E.L..-0.A.C. xtras S~fNO 396, Jots ol SO. CAL. · Call .548-311J~ 1st NAT BK LEASING '65 IMPALA SS 327. Good tires & bait. Runs good. $350. ~2-1887. 2001 Mlch~lson Dr. '66 IMPALA Stat wagon, Irvine V-8, good tit"('s, good paint fTI4) 833-8620 (213) 924--4413 job, $495. 548-8443 '69 Cadillac '62 CHEVY l mp•lo. All o< parts. Make oiler. Sedan De Ville * :>'6-9018 • VS, auto trans, fact alr, full '66 EL CAMINO \\'ilh un- power, power steering, AM./ finished camper shell. $795 FM stereo, vinyl roof, tinted 968-0025 glus, wheel covers, (ZCP-c.65-. ~hn-pa~la-. 2-d-.,-.-u-to-tnrn-,, 801). pis, p/b, radio, $325. Runs $3177 ..;;w,:;;•ll'=548-0952~=,_--- '6."> CHEV Bel Air wgn, best offer. lDm 1.tiui& -VOLVO 1966 Harixlr, C.M. 646-9303 1'72 COUPE do VILLE Fantaatic shalimar gold \vith vinyl top. Beautiful leather & tapestry interior. run PQW'er. Factory air cond., tilt & telescopi<" steering, door locks. Sold & 11erviced here. (852EDJ). $5444 NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa J.tesa 540.9100 CAD. '69 Cpe. de Ville. Only ~f3,000 miles -laclory war- ranty transterrable -traded in at Mercedes dealer. $3,500 {Ser. No 69ro) (ttolJ 83.'\.-9300). 842-7698 call nfl 5pm. Autos, l~portecs 970 '69 FORD 1§1 I '72 MARK IV V-8, automatic transmission, radio & heater. J)O\Ver steer- ing, po,,..·er brakes. vinyl top, air conditioning, 1\·hitc sidc- .,.,.aJJ tirf!fl. (965EJIS). $7489 GUSTAFSON Llncoln-Mercul'y 16800 Beach e.t Warner Huntington Beach 842-8841 * (213) 592-SS44 ''Home Of the Viking'' Autos, Imported 970 '70 DATSUll $995 l§J I ..... ...... ---l§J r • DODGE 990 Autos, Used FORD '71 PICKUP CHV. ~. l on. 3 ,peeo:1 l90l81 Sl 18211 Beach Blyd, Huntington BHch 545-8863 ' 147-6839 OPEN EVERY DAY 'TIL 10 . PM. * Lease Your 240Z FROM -- -- DQT DATSUN AND SAVE$$ 15 CLll! llUCll I! ITOCI .. · !UDY TO IOU !!IC!I 10 l!lU I SundO)', M" 27, IWl DAJLV PILOT If '"!1 i _ ....... I D 13 '' I ~.: Ile)!.__._ ....... _ .... ___,J§l . i ., 990 A-• .,.... 990 • "utos, Used 990 Autos, Used OLDSMO'llLE ="--,.::.:O=N11-AC-:.::: PONTIAC: Sal.ff" A Strike OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS HONDA CARS UNIVUSITY OLDS 28SO Harbor Blvd. Co!ita ~ft-U 540-96.o 'G4 OLDS 9 pass. sta \\'ttg., air c.1:ind., top rack, hitch. 644-1577 aft 6:30 '65 OLDS Cutlass, cle11.n, good C'Ond., 3-spd, V-S. $395, I One cur ov;ner. 963-5353 LEASE 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX AUIO T11,1.1111, Po-A·er Stooril_lf. Power Disc firalu.•s, Au- Cond, Ra\lyt• 11 \Vh('(>l!!, \\1$\\', A:\f F~f SI l' 1' ~ o, Vinyl Roof, PoY.·er \Vln- do"''!:I, (No. 3482821 $111. __ P_IN_T_O __ I ·n. PINTO to mi. x cond., I per mo. ,..,_18.59 SO. CAL. '61 \VAGON, pb/Pf, Coad rood., \\'ll"L'd lor sOOr«i W/tape deck & tapb. S9001bf'tl c Her. Sensidr- Aplx, 1628 \V. Oceanfront. apt 2, NB '64 PONTIAC Grand Pri.x . ooe O\vntr, under 81),000 mL All·, nu tll'\"s, lllmoet like rlt'\\', $700. 545-2957 !).15-2227 T·BIRD 1967 T BIRD, Landeau. air t'(Hid, PS. PB, vinyl roof, burglar alarn1, lilt wheel. Ill'\.\' paint. This cur ill ftally sharp. Sci.' it to believ~ tt ~lust sell tlCI"'· &st offer. l'ri\'11.le party. 492-2667. , I . ' :-I . I . ' .. • ' ' air, Rwiabout, auto, $1900 1 plus tax. 36 n10. 0 .E.L.-0.A.C. PLYMOUTH 1st NAT BK '67 T-BIRD. Pull po"'·f'r, xln1 t'OOd. liliut :sell-~' offer. :;: 673-2383 .• •73 Plymouth ousi.r LEASING Black Y.'ith black vinyl roof 2001 hflchelson Dr. and blal'k interior, 6 cyl, lr\·inc VEGA Auto. Tran!I, power steering, ~7141 833-8620 12til 92-'-'4-413 ..., d I ',,. VEGA, An1/fn1, 90 hp, ~a IO, . 1 • 1 l'A!er, air condition-'69 GTO. $1800. 9i0A \V. 17th, 4sJl, E.'ll conrl, Sl/tOO. Also 1ng, stl under faetory 1\·nr-Co:;ta Mesa eves bch1·cen '!lti Honda 30_·, Sij, 4'-n'Y ranty, only 1.500 1niles. ~r_:lc:O_;P:::"~'·~~-----I &l~nl\204 $3099 Recre1tion1I R·c•"'c"r•"'•"'t7io_n_a~l---- PRICED TO SELL Vehli:le1 956 Vehicles ~1lfar11111!; l11lll 11l'o 11111.llA' i:r.i;.:t .lt>' >111\•I .... ' ' ' ·n SATBLLIT1'-; Sebring. p/sn1 ~/b, aut o, a/c, 12,500 n1i. Ortic. o"''ner, very cleRn. Less than used car dealer "''OUld charge. 833-8243 PONTIAC ~. I MOTOR ~I( ''" HOMES SEE THE NEW 1973 LANDAU CONTINENTAL • ITDL CONITIIUCTIONI • I LUXUIUOUI INTIRIORll • New 11 ft, Mocltl 2IO -wtth LMNQ ROOllf ... tM ConatrucUon Fiim eel Tett Drive LANDAU Howl ~""'""~"'-"""'!-. Get behind the wheel of a Honda Civic arid give it a whirl around the block a few times, You'll see what front·wheel drive does for cornering. What rack and pinion does for steering. What 4-wheel independent suspension does for road-holding . Test drive the other economy cars and the new Civic~ And drive :your own conclusions. lntroducir:ig the New HondaGvic: 956 .· ' . . '.• ·: :: . =:. ·. ,, ... ·:. .· :..:. . . '68 CAD 4 dr, Sed . .de Ville. Xlnt cond, all extras, Very lo miles. Priv. .Party -Ml 'I ER Only $114 Month •LUS TAX ~ •• MOS. OPIM IND LIASI CAD '70 DeVille, lull pwr, am/tm 1tereo. U,ather, steel radlals. Otter. Eve 646-6833 Wkdys 871-8850. MAKE offer? Make otter! 'QI Cpl! de Ville£... must •ell. $3195. HmT)'! :>.11-5.164 '69 CAD 46,000 ml, t owner, like nu, factory equipment 644'3406.H '68 CAD. Conv. white w/Red leather interior. Ex c . Qmd. m-1907 EL OOR •n . Baby blue, white top. Loade<tt Prime cond. 6#-8494 '69 COUPE de Ville, tulJ pwr. air. 1ten.'O A heater. 531-ll'ffi '70 CPE de ViHe, all xtru, IW!W tlrH, tstate sale, P.O. Box 386 CoTona dcl M:i.l'. LOADED WITH E9UIPMENT 4 ,_.. tr-.. ff C*ldlt"'11M. "'""' AM/PM rodlO. tl~ltd ~ •II t111 h 8""" ' ...otATI 09l.1Vlll:Y '68 CAD. Sed. OeVUle, fully eqp'd. Sten!<>. Vinyl top. IUIOO.tm-273.1613-211'12 •-----~----------------~--------~ ' • .../ 1973 IWlY PllOT The Bigge•t M.-rketplac• on the Otange Coast DAILY PILOT Diel 642-5678 for fad Re111lh ~--"'_..,~)~ 1..-i _ ... M_ ... _ .... __,J§J [.__-_ .. _ .. _,J§)(.__ ___ .., ... _,)§)! --J~ 1 ....... : -_ .. _ .. ~l§ll~--·--~I~[· -...... ; l~~I .... _ ... _-~!~ . . .f80Autos, New 980Aut.._ Now 9IO.lvtos, New 9IOAutos,.Ntw Autos, New 980Autos, Now 980Autos, New 980Autos, N-_ _::.:::.::.:::.:::::.::....-~~~::...;.:;.::_ __ ;..:.;:.;.'-"--'----~ btM, New ( • ' "f' ' . ' ;': CADILLAC ••• NINETEEN 1973 COUPE DE VlllE LEASE o~a.. '169110. 24 -ttt o,..i .. "tl S..se "' '"'°"" crlHllf (Stad 4.521 Vinyl top. Full leather interior. Full power incl. 6 way teat, door loch, ~mote control trunk, power antenna, factory air condi1ioning. AM/F~1 1tereo with tape player, tinted glau, right side mirror, tilt & teleacopic 1teering, twilight &entinel, etc. (6D-1-7R3Ql03437). Low mil~. '6628 FULL PRICE Bl!Y OB LEASE Lease a '73 Coupe De Ville LEASE FOR ONLY '188Mo. ,, _,h_-4 i... ..... __ ''"'"' 1 .. Ml '""'I FULLY EQU lPPED WITH Oimate w11trol, 1ir condltioninr. full power inr. 6 way .cal, AM/FM 1tereo. WSW 1ire1, power door lock1 Ir a hoat of many del111c factory con. wpniPIK:tl tllrH. (60.J73Q247394J LEASE FOR ONLY J, .... th -- 1..,, •• ~-...... «-'it tS!Mk """41 . ON DISPUY-•IAOY ro GO ' 1973 SEDAN DE VDJ.E ·LEASE ~y '1'76110. 24 .. .,.,.. •--' ttcno N •P~ oMlt (Stlct 57.st} FULLY EQUIPPED WITif climate control, air conditioning. Full power incL 6 way -.t. .AM/·FM •WI~ power door loch, tilt & tele-ICOF~-~ring. 1ia1111 I011ded. with all the deluxe ut:ru. (Ser. 61)49.. R3Q2611!119) LOW MILES. '6837 FULLpRICE BIJY OB LEASE Nabers Leasing .•. Lease Direct ••. Immediate Delivery EX.cw.ENT SELECTION . FREE PICKUP A!'fD DELIVERY ~ FREE LOAN CAR WHILE LEASE CAR SERVl(:ED. WE Wn.L BUY YOUR PRESENT CAR FOR IMMEDfATE CASH. Four 1al oae-half ams of totU •'lllilm-1 Cidillac facilitic1 deaiped to bettu kill nd 1e?Tice Cad· iU..O 1Womobile1. (80 work 1t1U1 and '5 fac1of1 tz&iatd · tccbn.M:i11.1). LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY , • BROUGHAMS • COUPES • COUPE DE VILLES • CONVERTIBLES• EL DORADOS • SEDAN DEVILLES We Se/I Over 100:Usad Cars Every Month Because of Quality Value & After Sa/as Service Over 75 Quality Cadillacs & Other Select Trade-Ins to Choose From. Wide Selection of Models and Colors Available for Immediate Delivery. JUST A FEW EXAMPLES LISTED BELOW ... , 1972 COUPE' DE VILLE fanta1tlc SllaU111or Qold with Yi11J1 '°'· houtlf11I IHlh., l tape1try lnlerlot, 111R pewtt. fatloty •l•,ff11ll,. lltr90, lilt l ,.1 .. Nopk ''"'~ .... IOdl._ lold lo ttrtlc14 hltt. 11,:JIDJ) 1970 COUPE DE VILLE f•<iti11; $h.ol1111or Gold will! block 'finyt top l 111old1int full l1oth1r ln!1rior, full pow1r. f(l(tory air (Ond., ll1r10, till &. 11/1- icopi( 1turlng, 11c, (912t!JI $3444 ~,!~~pM~i~ !~~~~ .... """ ., '"' $ 5 3 3 3 '"okhi11; full ltoth ... in!•ri0t. Abt0lul1fy load1d wilt! fwll pow1r, 1969 SIDAN DE VllJ,f Yl•VI "-•· i .. ti..r l•terlet, fwll -· f«f. •I<, 1111 •~I., •-· .. ., •"-· llW00231 1970 T-BIRD COUP! 1968 SEDAN DI Villi 0011 S7,000 .,11.,, '"''"' el" hlff "•"'· •lol'I i.p, f.,11 IMIMr, till •-1. A c,..,. puff. 12,5tiOCI 1970 SIDAN DI VILLE Oolr <16,0:Kl .. 11 ••• •l•vl MP, t!11h' l•o1h .. lni.rler. 1.11 ",,.'• la<toty •Ir. ltM/PM.. (214COHI 1970 IL DORADO 0.1, ,,,000 ,.;1.,, •l•rl 19p, cle1~ I IM!Mr l111ef 1r, •vii """"" le<!••r •it. llh w-1, tle•ff· (ll'Oll NPI 1969. SIDAN DI \VW 0..11 •1,00D ..ii... •l't .... 11-.ttfef 1-ht. ..w ................. M!Mr, flll -. h<*Y •Ir, A#./1M (AllOtVJ 1971 COUPE DI VIUI Oltty JJ.000 ,.1 .... fo•.-,ln 119cli w/liled •ioyl top. ll1<k 1-"9 ""' lo,...ler, 1~11 ,.. ....... fMtwr •I•,·-· t wkel. 175'11) 1971 R DORADO E"'ri•t b,.n11 •/•l•1I ..... "'ll lfflhe.r. feu....., 1lr, hH -· ol-. l.....,. I llw .11 ••. 1•16CUJ 1968 SIDAN DE VILLI }7 .000 .. 11 ... c;.,,...,, •"'-""'' ~.-... •l•l'I lop, l•ll l••t...,. !.cl. 1lr, loll ,......,,, AM· fM , etc., el c. (2 JSHDCI 1969 CONVIRTliLE P1<11N •it ...,4,. fwll -· •II 11.11, ... ]MH, S!-A.M·1M, i....tl V#'I lew "'lleo. '0S01YVJ '1972 FOID RANCHERO ', 69 Co~ettlfting IJay 1411 .& 1,.-4 wllti Hly 37 #JO If". ,.,_,,,. •ir al!ICI, Ft.in r""'• 'lo{ilM/fM. rHll, a.-1il11I n..i, block \,II\ bltocr "I"" 4R!rtrior, bkttt -,, .,.;4, -• 11,..1 • •ltMlvt1ly C'Oll<OVrn. U21n?l 1971 COUPE DE VILLE fodory oir 'ondilionin;, full paw«, •i11yt top, b111utiful lap11lry & l.olliet inl1ri0<, till &. t1lt1<t1pi< 1l11rin9, 1t1r10, door lo<ko, II<. (l61fWA) 1970 EL DORADO ltoulif11l tporklin9 fiRIM with •i11y1 \;,., 90<919111 top11try • llKl1h"1' i11t.....,..' full ,....,,, foct9ry olr <ond., AM.l fM 1t1r.o, $4222 '""" •i• '"'""'"'''· "'' >•wi'g •h•"· """" '""" ••"i· pit•, PD"''' door locko. !63lCZN) ~-----------------4-locb, 1k., 1lc. on thi1 le• 111il~ po111p1rtd cvr. (903WPI $4333 " 1969 COUPE DE 'VILLE 1972 EL DORADO CO•Y1f1ibl•. t1u !hon 16,000 111il11, full pow1r, foclory oir, lill- t.11 wh••l, AMl fM 1t1reo fOdio wllh I l•ock lop1 ploy.r, pow•• door lixk1, twlll9ht 11"lin1I, pow1r !funk opin1r, <rwi11 control, tit,. 1tc. M1tltwlou1ly will cored lor, {2ASVSO) 1972 EL DOUDO factory olr. run ,0•1r. '+"i•'fl top. lop11t•y &. l•o•h1r iflt.,io•, d-lo<k1, AM/fM. c•ui1• conlrol, light dim"'''• lil t & l•loacopic 1i..,in9, etc. l-mil••. 1#•199An 1970 T ·BIRD LANDAU 0.111~• 2 door llordtop will! <1f!ly J1,1SO ,.,;te1. fo<loty olr co•· dilioRi~9. hill pow1r, lop••lry h1leri0<, tilt who•I, AM/fM 111110, mo1t nt•y d•I••• 1xho, (343AGC) 1971 OLDS TORONADO factory air, lvll pow.,-, 24.000 ,,.;111, lilt wlltel, 1!1•11, d- lock1, klp11lry lnt1riot, 1plll 1MI, 1#723.540) • Oolr )J.000 ... 11eo. l••thl< !111NIH, "'11 , • ..,.,, IMtory 1lr, •'-'"· HI! whl, f'1JIQIJ 1969 COUPE DI VILLI C!.•h I. IMtlM< l11i.rl0<, htU pe.,.,, ,..,.,., ,;,, 110,.., Ill! wi...1, '-• .,; .... !DllA'I 1971 CDNTININTAL MAJK 111 0..1, JS.000 "'"''· •1••1 ""· i..ti..r 1 •• ,...i... l•ll ..., ... .,. l'lderJ olr, .,_ ""'" "" -"· ••<. [2160tll 1971 COUPE DI VIUI Ooly 11,000 .. 11 ... •l•l'l i.o. s ....... ~1,. •I-" loeth0< lo••rler. "'I! ,.._, flc•ery olr, till ,1 .. .i.,, ,,., ... !9nClll , 1970 SEDAN DE VILLE 0..ly J$,OOO roll11. •l•rl te•, 1.11 llothor, fun " .... '. foct.,1 eir, Ill! 1•M<l"1, ''"'"· (19JAD1J 1971 COUP! DE VILLI Only 21,000 "'""" •loyJ _,., d1th & IMthor l n,.,1.,, f•ll M-. lvc!IN oit, .... ""'' h rt -11, tilt wh•I, ·-· (t1JDU) 1970 BUICK ILICTRA 225 Cont.• H ....... C:,.. o.11 Jt.000 '"lleo. P1<!. •It, "'II .... -. """1'11¥1 iv.-w/•1!111 ... ' ... ,c111 .. 1'1•"4 ,.tit ..... t-· .. i... Ill! •llMI I. •IMMili.!J ft"''"°· ISIOIOSI 1969 COUH DI YU.LI °""' •2.aoo ...... fM*Y .w. '•' .. -. •1"'1 "'•· All./,,,. ,..., Ill! & ·-~ 0!Mfl •1. (Xts1111 . 1968 COUPE DI VILLI s ... ~11., "'" .. w.. .n• 11ot1<k •lorl _,. & IM3"llf\ll ~i.ct 1111..... ifill<l..,. lect. 1lr ·-·· f\111 "-· ... ,.,.., ""''"'· 1111· .. 1-..i. 1-1,.. & 1o!tf M1vt1fol. l)llVV•I Pric.s in effect 48 HoLru1ftH Date of Publlc6llon • $2777 ~ '9clory olr coffillonln9, lull power, tilt & teltKOplc 1IHring, full '-ther i11i.rior, tloor locks, •l11yl to,, All 11captlo110I YDl111. lllY~A) 1968 EL DOUDO $2555 Pull,._..,, fedor/ oW cond., •i11yl to,, plu1h lul1 l101tiet l11twlot, doot<'8ckl, 1!.,.IO, r.diol ti•••• IHI & h ll l(Oplt •loHrif19, ttc. OW'OA~ 1967 COUPE DE VILLE $1777 Factory oir COf14,, fu{ ltolh"1' iftt1rior, full pow1r, ylnyl 1o,, AMI fM, tilt & M-MKopic 1rt1rlr1;, """"Y tfhtt di•. ••lfo•. (NOS66n 1968 S~DAN DE V~LE $1999 factory air, ful ,oww, vinyl fo,, i..tfl1r lnhrlw, Ult & '911· tc.,ic •IMrinf, AM/fM '"'°· (WllC065). Show1 11R1tlilDI atrw. '980 l • l ' ! ! ;1 i T • • • f i ' I " f 1 I ' I l f I • ' I ' .I I •' ·: ' • {j ~ ' ' ~··· . 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(a1~27l y · 66 GRAND PRI YI, -, Pl olr bocbt• (Tlll.012) ARSATIUTAT • l l j on WINDOW mao• 1 NICll 1 • l • .. • , I , ' I I ' I , • • . I I ' I . I 0 DAILY PILOT Su~. May 27, 1973 .t , .._.'73 '8'DGE ... IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •2211 ARGEST SELECTION · *1988 READY FOR •ss DOWN '58 MONTH . "'It.,. ... ,,.... ... ii .... -,,..., ......... lk.w' .it,.,..,. .......... '67 DOWN '67 A MONTH ;, ,...,._ r:· .. , .. ....,_ ,,..i.w-. ii.-, ... _,....._,..,, cnrilttw4 -. ..._ ,,_,. priltf2111. llld. •a ._,,-~JaclNtMI IMMEDIATE OEllVERY ;;a.;::::,~~ --,... '"""" -•"""" .,._ un '"''""' . '73 DODGE CO~ONET WAGON ..... ~'"""' ........ •· 'PHONE 'f OR a 5 MINUTE CREDIT CHECK 557-9220 '73 DODGE DART SPORT Fully fadwy .... I-.. ·· LflW miles, uMCI (;i2HP<) OIDlt TOWS NOW ..,_ • .-.,. :WKV PAY . MORE? • • .. . NEW IN TOWN? CALL 551-9220 l(yl.,1'1!"11111.blM.,.,_.W.,.W...ltt;.-......... l'w.Mdir,ltr~, r..i_, CW-rw w 111trn l"W. ""'I• ntl lff'I. I"*.~ m,1e11 mn. •2111 185AMONTH fll l1 t1i.I .... ,,.,.i. $IS 0. ..... •· ..,...., IMt,-. "--lei~-.. "' .,,.. 11Wliit ..... 2 -· o.t.rM ,,..., ,,ic. N66J !...:~ fU ' "'-· ANNUM. HtcDtt'AOf un '"'"'° LITTLE OR NO CREDIT? '71 PINTO Automatic (9'1<0P) ' '71 LT 2 Door Herdtop, radto, heater, mag whffls. C6H23K151058'6) '11-VEGA G.T. Fully fodorf equlP!*f. , Rally wheels, pllJI much more. C«7DJN) . 68 COUGAR XR7 V-1, auto. tr .. s., !>OW" stttring, factory air, vinyl top. (WFL993) .,,,-·-SATELLITE $866 ML NICI. S8jj , sa1J $866 l'ULL NICI Sebring, 2 or:H.T., V-8, auto. trans .. rad;o, heater, power $1266 steering, factory air. (607DJK ) l'ULLNift· -ltDART V-3, auto, trans., power steering, radio end helter. (It~) .'6'1 FORD VAN, Auto. trans.,.radlo, het· ter, fully factory equ ipped. s5aa ML lllllCI i ' GRAND PRIZ~ ROUND TRIP TO HAWAII 7 DAYS - 8 NIGHTS FOR 2 ALL ACCOMMODATIONS -MEALS ON PLANE 10 FREE NEW ADMIRAL, TV'S s 10 SPEED BIKES ALL THE FREE COFFEE YOU CAN DRINK FREE RADIO WITH EVERY DEMONSTRATION RJDE 'YOU MUST BUY A CAlt TO QUALIFY FOR THE DRAWING \ c TOllHILD . ) ,: \ TUESDAY, 6 PM, MAY 2CJfl'r 731 i • FREE;. Lile Time Lube with kf The Purchase Of Every New & Used ~or i - IMMIDIATI DRIYllY •3689 ~ 1105 DOWN '105 MONTH tlOS it ....i illl. tTOJ II W -,,..., IMI. •x. lic-a .. ~ ..... .,,,. -8t hr 41-ttn. ~ ,,_, prin $4$11, IML tQ Ii..-... MINllM. ~Ml~Rll.~ . . __ ;:.:.:,_ •,70 RoaclRunner t"l>oor, radio, heater, • ""sQ!ed trans., VI (~MZ1NOG126'1) . '10· CHARGER V-8. auto.::: trans.; ·~14Jo; . • heater, vlnyt· lop, tlldory air cond., "power sfeerfng, ·('67ASZ)' :tOw!l! auto. trans., power _,-.,Ing, radio, heater, factory'» {181FZWl. '. TER Radio, heater, all vinyl in- terior, plus full ·factory equip. (VL29COB317367) ·'68 ,FIRE D v.a, auto. trans., ,,.rad heater, power ifelring, vl"!W top, factory aJr cond. (WUH087) ' ... , . •.1 • .- I ' f, SUNDAY, MAY 27 11 :OOAM (6) Checkered Aeg 11:30 I Angel Baseball Angels vs. Milwaukee Brewers. 12:00 CBS Sports Spectacular 12:30 Jim Thomas Outdoors 1:30 (j) CBS Tennis Classic Bob Lutz competes against Arthur Ashe in this first·round play. 3:00@ Indianapolis Time Trials 4:00 0 CI) I s'iCIAL I The Racers "Mario Andretti. Joe Leonard and Al Unser" This one-hour profile of a superstar racing team docu· ments the team's 1972 racing season. 5:30 I CBS Sports Illustrated 8:00 Roller Games 10:00 Time Crunch Highlights of the 1972 "Indy 500" race. MONDAY, MAY 28 3:00PM m Track Meet 5:00 l1Q) Major League Baseball Teams to be announced. 8:00 O Major League Baseball Delayed broadcast, teams to be an· nounced. 9:00 D CI> @IS '"'l'Pi>l~¢'""1A,..,1. i Indianapolis 500 Race Tape delay, with 33 of the world's top drivers competing for the biggest first prize in auto racing. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 4:30PM D Angel Baseball Angels vs. the Red Sox. THURSDAY, MAY 31 B:OOPM Ii) Boxing From the Olympic SATURDAY, JUNE 2 ll:OOAM 0 ~Major League Baseball Teams to be announced. 1 :00 I Kemper Open Golf 1:30 Championship Bowling 2:00 • PGA Golf "The Sealy-Faberge Classic" Top female profession· al golfers compete for total prize money of $100,000. 4:00 D Sports Action Pro-Ale Champion skier Kiki Cutter is profiled. 7:00 Sports With Berttca !5:00 I (3) Ci) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Spom 8:00 Championship Wrestling ? ? ? ? ? ? • • • • • • la David Carradine (leff), who playa Caine in the ABC Tele- vlaion Network'• "Kung Fu," recipient of aix Emmy nominations, unatuck In time In the Vonnegut tradition? The striking resem· blance to an actual 19th century Chinese architect, named Wong Kl (right), would Indeed auggeat ao. The portrait of Wong Kl we• found In a brochure of the 1893 World'• Columbian Exposttlon held In Chk:ago. The discovery of the picture evokes even greater mystery about the off ..beat, elusive peraonallty of the actor who plays the mystical, Oriental-American, named Caine. "Kung Fu" Is seen on ABC, Thursday evenings from 9to10PM. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 27, 1973 Why let the high cost of living keep you from buying a new car? Harbor American I Jeep has turned Gremlin prices UPSIDE DOWN · Example: Stk. # 3091 Equipped, Not Stripped, with power steering, 258 Six, tinted glass, luggage rack, AM pushbut- ton radio, heavy duty coolings system & much, much more. TOTAL PRICE ONLY $2595.00 + T & L., or if you prefer, pay- ments as low as $69.98 per month, o.a.c. A few executive low mileage executive cars at Big Savings 1290.75 Is tht tottl down ptym.nt. Ut.ta Is !tit toltl mo. payment Inc. ttx, lie., •II finance dl•f'9el °" epproved ct'edll for 4l mon1t11. Deferred PfVme!!I prkt 11229.'1. APR 10 • .2''!(, Harbor Amertcan/ Jeep has a large selection of GREMLINS, HORNETS, JAVELINS, MA T.ADORS, AMBASSADORS and JEEPS all at low-low prices and all backed by American Motors Buyer Pro- tection Plan. AMERICAN MOTORS BUYER PROTECTION PLAN ,. I. J\ '''""''' '"""~ ..:u HJntn. JO I IUI 1A1111h1 \\ll"u \\ti• hH'~ J """ l'i7\,.tr htuo .111 l\111i.r1t..1n ''1th.tr\ 4.J"JI\, ""'' ''"''" .\1tthU' t CHporJlllHI ........ 111lu' IU \•hi '"ti, (\\\f,, fUI tU\ 11 •\tll r.I\ for lh\ f\f',tH '" h.pl.tH1U\.l\I Of .Ht\ rMt ti \lt('lt'ltt.' th..11 I\ JL.ft.\11\ti.. W lh,1t,(tt1I '" \i\UtLtuJH ''"'' 1hi\1•11.11.11HH "~\Uhl fur I~ 11uuuh\ ln1111 tlh· tlJh.· llh '.it ,, '"'' 11,H.I ,,, I ~.noo t1•ifl \\ ludh \ti "-'"'"'' t1r\I All \H' H'lllllf1 ... 1h,11 l ht. \ti, t~ "'"l'Uh 111.11m.1in .. ,J 111uJ 4..Jh'd (01 rnhh'r ll•'fm,d "''·"HI'' f\tu• 111 tlw l1tl\ I JnuHI 'tt.ilt.'\ ur ( Jn.ul.1 .111d th.11 )'U,U.11\IH\I '""''"' UI 'rf''·•\\°llh,.IH h.. 11~.uk h\ o1n 1\111,n,,11, \1nt411, •h.111,,r 2. \ rtu lu.rn" Lit lr1lm il1u .. ,1 "'"'" on\ of ~\ur ,h.JI, ,., ii pt.tr.ant \d hl'-Hloi. t 1L, 1h,1111••h1 3. '"''·'' 1,11• l11htt.:1r11ou ''""""".,' 4. \1\ll t 1nll ""· 1•4..lt 11th. to J\ \1t lh .u11,11,Jfl,h HARBOR AMERICAN 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ;:::~~u?:a:t:" {714) 645-7770 OPEN SUNDAYS Page 3 • • • 1000 Beautiful Stick-on Labels J~'"' i ¥"' ,,,.,, ·' ONLY f •EASY TO USE f $125 ~t. ~v<><·....,,., TA)( CIUOFO •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mrs John Doe 123 Main Street Anytown. Anystete 12345 Label s Do Not Have A Pri nted Border Stylish Vogue fype on fine quality white gummed paper. r --------------------, FUI in this coupon. clip and mail with S 1.25 to: I Pilot Printing Label Div., I 1 • Post Office Box 1560 t Costa Mes.a , C•liforni• 92626 I L - Pllge 4 Be Sur• to UM your Zip Code ---14''·1'4@1'111----____________________ J MORNING 6:00 f) 00 Sunrise Semester o Eduutional Features m University of the Air (1) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 ®J m Sale of the Century O Movie: See Daytime Movies @ Ben Casey O Tempo ID Andy Griffith Show m City Kids 6:25 0 Knowledge ID Instructional Pro1r1mming 6:30 f) Ecology Mon .• Wed , Frt . Odys-10:30 f) >.!J love of life sey "Prescription for living" Tues.. 0 I2J m Hollywood Squares Thurs. ID Hazel Ci) Eduution1I Features m Features ®)Gamer Ted A~mstrong 11:00 f) (jJ The Youn& and the Restlm ~ m New Zoo Review 0 ®.) m Jeoperdy 6:45 EE Commodity Report @ Paul Dixon Show m The Flying Nun 7:00 f) (j) News m Wanderlust Mon. ·Thurs,.. Bee 0 (@ m Tod1y Show Beyer Fri. @ leeve It to Beaver ID The Electric Company 0 Great Consumer Contest Mon., aJ Pandor1ma del Valle Wed., Fri .• Physiul Geography Tues .. Thurs. 11 :30 f) 00 Search for Tomorrow m Bugs and His Buddies 0 ,9 m Who, What, Where G1me m C1rtoons 0 Gene Autry . EE Martet Opening 0 @ al Bewitched ED Sesame Street m Hog1n's Heroes 7:30 O Guner Ted Armstrong @ Bozo's Big Top Show ONews • O This Planet Elrth Mon., Wed., Fri.; Parent Youth Forum Tues.; mNews ED Eduutional Features AFTERNOO N Youth end the Issues Thurs. lZ:OO f) Noontime m Ca~oons 0 m Three on 1 Mitch m Slup 'n Woofer 0 Movies: See Daytime Movies EE stock EJchange/Jim Adams Show 0 rn@ m P1ssword 8:00 f) C1pt1in Kangaroo @ @l OJ News 0 The Gallery m Galloping Gourmet @ Coffee Break/Children's Teacher 12:30 f) 00 As the Worid Turns 0 Ralph Story's AM 0 tlij) m DIJ1 of Our lives (]) S~nup Mel Knoepp 0 (J) Ci) aJ Split Second O G111ntor Cartoons 0 Youth and the Issues Wed m Dennis the Menace ID let's Rap EE Stock Exch1n1e m Dialing for Oollus ED T'ai Chi Ch'aun Wed . Fri.; French Chef Thurs. 8:30 O Features 16) Jack l1 Linne O Living Elsy Dr Joyce m Yo&I and friends mGumby ED Zoom Tues 8:50 News 9:00 f) (j) The Joke(s Wild 0 (12) m Din1h's Place Brothers O The Westerners Mon , Gene Autry Tues.·Fri. @ Phil Donahue Show 0 Jaclt la Linne m I love Lucy; Movie Mon. only. m Uncle Waldo ED CI) Sesame Street 9:30 f) @ The $10,000 Pyramid O ®l m Battle O Movie: See Daytime Movies. ONews m The Mothen·ln·llw m Romper Room EE Jim Newman Show Mon , Tues., Wed. 10:00 6 Gambit 1:00 f) (j) The Guiding Ught 0 19) m The Docton (6) It's Your Bet 0 (D All My Children QNews m Movie: See Daytime Movies ED lnstructlon1I Pro(flmmln& 1:30 f) (i) Ed&e of Nl1ht 0 @) m Another Wor1d 0 {])Ci) aJ let's Mille a Dul O Movie: See Daytime Movies m Fashions In Sewln& EE Commodity Report 1:40 m Dialin& for Doll1n Z:OO f) (j) 1111 New Price h Rl&ht 0 ®) m Return to Peyton Pl1ce 0 Ci)@ CD The Newlywed Game ID Not for Women Only ED Features Z:30 f) (!) Hollywood's Talklnc 0 ®l m Somerset 0 CI) (6) CD The D1tlng Game m Jo1nne C1non Show 3:00 e The Secret storm O The New Beat the Clock O Hl1hw1J Patrol 3:1 3:3 4:()1 4:1! 4:3C I I I THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 27, 1973 PROGRAMS Servin& So. C•llfoml• Winner 1973 N•tlon•I For Over 31 Years "Coritr•ctor Of the Yeu" 0 CI) Ci) (i) General Hospital (I) ®) Movie: See Daytime Movies IE Rocky and Friends al) Fantasy in Mime Thu rs. mc1nem1 36 0 News Schubeck, Morris m Yo&i and Friends IE Gilli&an's Island Ei)EI Amo al Los Polivoces m Cartoons ££) IOmba TIME·SHAVE 3:10 m Ben Hunter Interviews 3:30 IJ It's Your Bet 0 CI) Mike Dou&tas Show O Onie and Harriet 0 CV al One life to live fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies m Quick Draw McGraw 4:50 m Fuhions in Sewing 5:00 0 (6l News CHR06ED ..• IN EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING METHODS, TOO! m Bozo's Bi& Top Show al) Introduction to Physical Geoe- raphy Mon., Wed~ Fri.; Success Practices Tues. al LI Communidad al Dia; Calen· dario Thurs. 4:001J Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 The Rifleman 0 CI) (i) Love American Style m lup and His Buddies 0 News Except Wed Ci) Dr11net 0 Beverly Hillbillies (jg) News; Baseball Mon only m The Aintstones IE Get Smart ft) LI F1bric1 al) Mister Rogers' Nel&hborhood al El Amor Tlene Cara de Mujer m Western Star Theatre CI!) features al Potpourri ££) Three Stooees 00111 1'1/kr AND BREAK THE PAINT HABIT! PACIFICm IT ~: PACIFICOTE MAKES PAINTING OIJ>.FASHIONED! m Nanny and the Professor al) Sesame strNt al Velo de Novla W Felil the Cat 5:30 O Sea Hunt Except Wed 00 Huel O Cl)alNews PACIFICOTE IS SCIENTIFICALLY SPRAYED FROM A GUN • PACIFICOTE INCORPORATES 6 STEPS: SANDBLASTING/TRENCHING/PATCHING/ MASKING/WATERPROOFING .•. AND PACIFICOTING. CHOOSE FROM 24 DECORATOR HOUSE COLORS. Fl££ ESTIMATES/NO OBLIGATION 4:15 fl) Titanes en Acclon 4:30 ffi Movie: See Daytime Movies. O F1ther Knows Best; An&el Base- ball An&els vs Red Sox at Boston. Wed only, ®) As.si&nment Fri. only. m Dennis the Menace IE Courtship of Eddie's Flther EE) The Eledrlc Company m Don Wilson's Town Talk CI!) Feltures Tues .. Thu rs ££) Speed Racer ~ F1NANCIN6 ts AVAILABLE, OF COURSl. ~ M~ 530-6871 (24-Hrs. Direct or CoUect) llUtao IUIU>Ut, CO• ... ---.... n.-.-· ... C&llf-1• .. -,. .... Let discovoru put you in the picture ! When you have it together you know it. If you do, great! 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Main St., Santa Ana 547-5826 Harbor American 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ~6-02bl Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 546-4~ Crevier Motors 208 W . 1st St., Santa Ana 835-3171 BUICK Bauer Buick-2925 Harbor Costa Mesa 979-2500 CADILLAC Nabers Cadillac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1200 DATSUN Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 842-778 I DODGE Courtesy Dodge 2888 Harbor Blvd., Costa Msea 557-9220 FORD Dunton Ford 2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana 546-7070 heodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 W ilson Ford 18255 Beach Blvd ., Huntington Beach 842-6611 University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa 540-9640 JAGUAR ~uer Buid -2925 Harbor Costa Mesa 979-2500 LINCOLN • MERCURY Gustafson Linc/Mere 16800 Beach Blvd ., Huntington Beach 842-8844 Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury 130 I No. Tustin, Santa Ana 547-0511 Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-1200 OLDSMOBILE University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 5..a.9640 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. MAY 27, 1973 OPEL Bauer Buick -2925 Hct rbor Costa Mesa 979·2500 PONTIAC Dave Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546·8017 PORSCHE· AUDI Chick Iverson 'forsche-Audi 445 E. Coast Hwv . Newport Beach 673-0900 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546.4444 TOYOTA Dean lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesi 646-9303 VOLKSWAGEN Harbour Volkswagen 1871 I Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-4435 Chick Iverson Vollrsw•gen1 445 E. Coast Hwy. NB 673-0900 VOLVO Deen Lewis lmPGrls 1966 H•bor Blvd .. Costa Mesa Ml>-9101 THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION MONDAY: MAY 2ITH (P.M.) 4:00 urtftktepin& (C) (PSS) '"Wheel ie$" 4:l0 Oedric CMpany (C) (CTW) Sight word for the show ts THE. 5:00 Sesame Strett (C) (CTW) Today's program 1s presented by the let· ters K and R and the number 7 6:00 E.arthkeet>i•& (C) (PBS) "Wheel lies" 6:30 focus Onn,e CoantJ (C) (KOCE TV) "Methadone Maintenance Program" Hosted by Jim Cooper KOC£· TVs public affairs pro gram eaplOles the controversy over this method for control of drug addiction. 7:00 Adwc:ates (t) (PBS) Speoal- ''Who's to Save Our Railroads'· 1:00 s,edal -...cllite: A Converv- tiea lritll Mrs.. M1rti11 ltrther Kill£ h -. (C) (PBS) l :lO"WUt ~Te Ilk?'" (PSS) This special program investiaates the history of ttle Tacoma Smel ter in Tacoma. Wastungton, and rts recent battles with pollution reruiatory agencies 9:l0 lO llillutts W'rti ••. (C} (PBS! TUESDAY: MAY 29TH (r JI.) 4:00As Mn lellnes (C) (KOC(-TV) ~Humanistic Psycholo(Y'· Host Or. Matt Duncan acquaints the lriewer wrth buic psychologiul terms. pri1KSples and metnodo logiul ·~· 4:l0 Dedric c..pa.y CC) (CTW) In a lesson. the OU sound. Clmeo appearances by "8ona111a s · Lome Greene and Mu:t11el Lin don. S:OO StS19t S1rMt (C) ( CTW) To· daJ' S sllow IS brougtit to JOU bJ the letters M and K and the number 8. , 6:00 Al Mu leUwes (C) (KOC£ TYi "HutMeistic Psycholoo" St. llsttn I T DeS.. a I 4 00 ~lOOanim 50 (C) (KOC£ M "'Norttl ~ County Report . 7:00 Ofaqt c.-ty ..... (C) (KOC[ TV) Ornte County 1mateu1 bf cyder rxer Pal:I Comisil de scribes u-e utiMJ ol the bt~ as a muns of tnns.portltlon. 7:30 n. TW11i11c ~ (C} (PSS) -The Cable ~ution-f«:us. i.nc on Cable T eleftsaorr or CA TV prOf!ds in the S«rlmento aru. 1.-oD IA-* ...... ('C) (PBS) ''The l ibie ration al liloltltr Goose·· l:lO .... IMt ('C) (PBS) ••Blutfast of Ch.af'llllMOG" bf K.ur1 ~be fllll. Jr 9:GO WUt Klfiplm r • 111t:1 cm• See hsnllf llOfl It 8 JO. WEME:SDlY: MAY JOT1t cP .II.) 4:GO Eatt I ,, ' (C) (P9S) '10af. bate. ~ .... ~•ltb taat notb• e¥e1 ps ...,. 4:ll Eledlk °"""' (C) (C'TW) The _.~tor~ r1toe es FUR S. Sa-. Sb.t (C) (CIW) To- ...... day's program is brought to you by the letters 0 and M and the number 9. (60 min.) 5:00 Ea~l (C) (PBS) "Car- baae"' See hst1ng Wed . al 4 00. 6:30 As Mu ~ CC) {KOC£ TV) "Humanistic Psychology' Set listing Tues al 4 00 7:00 S.ul! (C) (PBS) &:00 M~ Tllutn "Vanity hif" (C) (BBC) "The Celebrated Battle Scene" P ar1 111 9:00 Merica 73 (C) (PBS) · Update"' Correspondents Robert MacMeil, ~ter Kaye. and umu Lehrer report on tht efforn ot 1nd1vid· ual tihzens woning lo solve ltte problems our compleic soc;r ety has created fHUlao.\Y: WAY llST (P.M.) 4~00 As MH Beu.es (C) (KOC£.TV) .. Huma11 ~-The future" 4:l0 Oectric eo.,111y (C) (CTW) Ifs [asy Reader Y'S. Gilda Cross· page at the World Wide Reading Ctlampt0nsh1ps Meanwtnle. Wal· ter Conkout interviews a cave man #ho embosses hts stone walls with the letters OW 5:00 Sesa• Stnet (C) (CTW) The letters S and 0 and the number 10 are featured on today's show. 6:00 As Mu ldl.ftes (C) (KOC£· TV) "Human Beh~r-The Future" ':30 fructi Ci.et (C) (PBS) "Made lesnes and Cenocst'" 7:00 Orartie Coaftfy ~ (C) {KOCE·TV1 SH II.Sting Toes at 1:00. 7:l0 Onuibes 50 (C) (KOCC·TV) "North Or ante Cotrnty Report" 1:00 fems~ C-atr (C) (KOC£- TV) "Methado~ Maintenance Program" Hosted by Jim Cooper S:JO , ... w.,_ (C) (PBS) "Grace Glued" Gr~ Glue«. art news reporter, ~ and [dlt0t of <A.iltural Affarts IOI' Uie New Yort Times will ;o.n mist Ju11e Wayne tor a candid probe of the nlues. motives Ind pu'l)OSeS ot museums 9:00 ~lrilll U. (C) (PSS) ~t are the Chlllenres for ConselYlbves '" 1973: ~tiw colum- nist Will~m F Suet.I~. Jr (60 mm.) flno.\Y: JUll( lST (P.M.) 4:00Eantuf4 (C) (PBS) ~Us 1nd Clla~- 4:.JO Bedrit c..,..., CC> (CTW) 5...1XI ~ street (C) (CT'#) To· day" s stlOw futures the ldt.-s Q and S ind the number J l. (60 llria.) i:91 ~··~ (C) (PBS) °1h Ind Qllnps- and ChaStl'f$ ~ ~-~ .... let.es (C) (flOCE-TV) "KUlll\l:ll ~The futwt• 7:GD Hw~ Fill r... (Q (llC(1) '1bt Rise al Louis XJr THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 27, 1973 SUNDAY MAY27 MORNING 6:15 m The Christophers/The Bible An· swers 6:30 fJ Wake-Up 6:45 -8"' Christopher Close·Up 7:00 fJ The Archies O The Christophers O Old Time Gospel Hour '6' Directions 8 Rei Humbard 'lo Roman Holidays m Unit One m S3cred Heart/The Christopher~ 7:30 fJ Pebbles and Bamm Bamm O This h the life -6 Curiosity Shop fJ Dr. Billy J. Hargis o The Jetsons m Alternatives m Social Security in Action 8:00 fJ :f lamp Unto MJ Feet O The Me Too Show O Cathfdral of Tomorrow O It Is Written O Herald of Truth V> Old Time Gospel Hour m Wondframa m Revival Fires 1:30 fJ 9-lock Up and live o Real uute Open House O Campus Prcfile O Day of Discovery m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) m Kathryn Kuhlman 9:00 fJ Camera Three T Film Feature O Serendipity O Day of Discovery 0 R19 With Rabbi Mike fJ ~ Orll Roberts '10 It Is Written IE Melodyland in Motion 9':l01J Todl(s Reli&ion 3 Ac.Oon de 11 Ccmunidad 0 g;, An>und the Wot1cl In 80 Days OGeMAutr, o Mme: '"Wolf la~n" (adv} '58 -Barry Sullivan. Perer Graves 0 Domingo T Your Doctor Answe~ 0 Amazing Prophecies 10 0.7 of Discovery I!) ~ Time Gospel Hou1 m Musica y Palabras 10:00 tJ Steps to Leaming 0 g;, Talking Wlttl a Giant U Ho11r of Power 0 3' Curiosity Shop I McMt: (C) "Fli&tlt to T aniie~" ladv1 '69-Jack Palance O Miiiie: w0ewrt Hell" (dra) '58 -8nan Ke1lh. Bart>ara Hale 19 Sall Otero Happenine €!) £.stl Es la Ylda 10-.JO IJ F .a Uw "3tion 0 Cllallengoc My Sermon 'iO linqtlt m ll'llt Mftnhn m C..•uni1y Action m TM Cllmtop~rs 10:45 €[) M•Jjei 11:00 fJ Newsm1kers 0 m I SPECIAL I Legacy Alexander Scourby narrates this special. filmed m the Netherlands. showing lhe en. durmg contribution to America and the world of an utraord1nary people -the Dutch of the 17th century and today. O Young at Heart '6' Checkered Flag 0 (3) Cf) Bullwinkle 10' Movie: (C) "Tomahawk" (wes} ·51 -Van Heflin. Yvonne Decarlo. m Movie: "The tanterville Ghost" (c"m) '44-Charles Laughton IE Church in the Home €I} Pantalla Dominiul 11 :30 fJ Sports Challenge O Angel Baseball Angels vs lhe M1iwaukee Brewers '61 Movie: "I Met A Murderer" (dra) '39 -Ja~es Mason, Pamela Mason. 0 (j) Cf) Make 1 Wish O Movie: "Jet Storm" (susp) '62 -Stanley Baker. Diane Cilento AFTERNOON 12:00 fJ CBS S,Orts 59ectacul1r Cil lnsifht O I snctAL I Of You I Will M1kt 1 Great Nation Newsman Scott Os· borne ho,ls this documentary about life in Israel today This is the first 1n a series of three programs com· memorating the 25th anniversary' of Israel O Vision On _f Zooram1 m Intelligent Faren1 m Faittl for T od1y 12:30 lJ) Tree.house Club 0 DEBUT King Henry VIII (R) Part I "Callmine of Aragon" The firsl episode on King Henry VI II and his wives. concerns his marriage to lhf Spanish princess Cathenne of Ara· gon. and Henry's attempls lo annul the mamage after 18 years Keith Michell stars. 0 Ji.. Tllomas Outdoors Ci) TY S loets at Leaming ®J Meet Ute Pms m Joe DeSita's Open Forum m Winp to Adftnture m•aiitrt 1:00 00 The Riflt9a11 O CV m Directiotts Ci) Fta Ute ftatioft 0 Movie: CC) ""flipper's New Ad· ~nture" (adv) '64-Brian Kelly l9J Movie: (C) "TIM Gal Who Tool the West'' (wes) ·49 -Yvonne De· Carlo. Charles Coburn m 0att.n m Netr$ 6E Tribou hblic.a m ln,.pt 1:301J Ci) CBS Ttttnis ausic Bob Lutz competes against Arthur Ashe in this first ·round play from Sea Pines Plantation, Hltton Head, S.C. (_6) Movie: '1lMt Self' (dra) ·•s - Paul Henr~id . .io.n Bennett. 0 CV m tss.n •• Answen Q) Vela .t Cltrary mlllhhtMLitt 1:45 a: 2:00 E ~ E ll (cc CI OJ IE a: CE 2:30 1) ~ 0 '&"" (ac ~ (El g: m 3:00 El '66 l3" 0 e (dr 'i: 0 (we Wic ~ Col m m tD Tim lhe feet pie. ( l :45 eI) San Jo1quin Valley Report 2:00 O Medix (3) forum 0 m Meet the Press 0 Movie: "The Outlaws Is Coming" (com) '65-The Three Stooges. ()l The Parent Game m Outer Limits @ Rev. Leroy Jenkins m lnsleht (a Movie 2:30 lJ Sunflower Celebration Company (J) film Feature O Wildlife Theatre ~) Movie: (C) "Foreign Exchange" (adv) '69-Robert Horton Jg) Lee Trevino's Golt @ True Adventure eI) festival Fllmico m A Better World 3:00 O Movie: (C) "Dimension 5" (dra) '66-Jeffrey Hunter. France Nuyen IJ) Youth O lmpado O Movie: (C) ''The Delta Factor" (dra) '70-Chnstopher George 'j) Indianapolis 500 Time Trials 0 Movie: (C) "Two Rode Together" (wes) '61-James Stewart, Richard Widmark, Shirley Jones. [g) America and Americans "The Colonial Way of Lile" m Chiller @ Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade m I SPl(IAL I Israel: One Day at I Time A film documentary on how the Middle East lens1ons are al lecltng the lives of the lsraelt peo pie m Movie 3:30 (3) Film feature 0 focus 0 Eyewitness (f o1 I've Got a Secret (a It Is Written 3:45 Ei) Greetings from Germany 4:00 O Insight (6) American Physical fitness 0 mm I SPECIAL I The RI c er s "Mario Andretti, Joe Leonard and Al Unser" Christopher George and his wile. Lynda Day, are narrators of this one·hour proftle of a superstar ractng team. managed by Vel Milel· 1ch and Parnelli Jones. The film doc· uments lhe team's 1972 racing season and I heir preparations for the 1973 Indianapolis 500. \8} Star Trek to) National Geographic EID Consultation a!) Panorama htino fl) Campus Profile 4:30 O Circus "Circus Dumbo" (R) O Sunday Tom Snyder and Kelly Lange host Ci) flipside m Movie: (C) "My Gal Sal'' (mus) '42-Rita Hayworth, Victor Mature. @ Batman EE Korean Variety Hour €!!) Wall Street Week e?J Toros fl) Corona Now 5:00 lJ Ivanhoe (_~University Dialogue (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 27, 1973 Allied Is The Award Winner! QUALITY ROOM ADDITIONS REMODEL YOUR HOME with Allied Builders •.• Winner 197] National "Contractor Of The Year Award"! YH. ALLIED BUILDERS IS THE WINNER! 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MAY 27, 1973 SUNDAY (Cont inued) 0 GAS COMPANY HOUR * "VOYAGE TO THE SEA OF ICE'" O Ga~ Company Hour "Voyage to the Sea ol Ice" The story of the perilous 500 mile journey made by Newfoundland fishermen every year that takes them through iceberg· tilled waters. @ The Protectors fJ Movie: (C) (90) "The Young Lawyers" (dra) '69 -Jason Evers, Zalman King, Judy Pace @ Did Van Dyke Show O Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Hellli&ht· ers" (adv) '69-John Wayne, Jun Hutton, Katharine Ross. Vera Miles ®J Ne111 @ Daniel Boone &)News EID World Press m Hour of Stars al liars' Club Ef) Kimb1 5:30 B CBS Sporh Illustrated @ Draenet (6) Combat @ News @) Movie: (C) (2hr) '1he Honey· moon ·Muhine" (com) '61-Steve McQu~en. P:tula Prentiss. Jim Hui· Ion EE Plea~nt family EID Washington Week in Rtview m fanfuria falcon al Nashville Music Ef) Speed Racer EVENING 6:00 B (fl 60 Minutes (J) Movie: (C) "Man's f1vorite Sport" (com) '64 -Rock Hudson, Paula Prentiss. Oef>m News O Movie: (C) (2hr) "for Those Who Think Youn(' (com) '64 - James Darren, Pamela Tiffin @ Tom Jones Show EE Akko·Chan's Secret EID Black Journal (R) (El Teatro del Dominio (E Hee Haw .. Ef) Three Stooaes 6:30 O Lassie "Mustang" Part II Lassie aids in the annual Holden Ranch round-up of stray cattle. Ci) Wor1d of Survlv1I fJ News m Movie: (C) (2111'} "Don't Go Nur the Wiler" (com) '57-Glenn ford, Gia Scala, Earl Holliman. EE Artists of Japan EID storefront e!) Super Show m Holiday Pacific Ef) Uttle Rasuls 7:00 fJ News O Wild linadom "Spotted Ghost of the Forest" Part I Marlin Perkins and Jim Fowler study the life and habits of the graceful and cunnin1 leopard. Ci) Movie: (2hr) "A Ni&trt at tilt Opera" (com) '35 -The Mart Brothers. • • •r IND ~J·EWELRV ' 25th Annivenory SALE Many 500~ below pieces 0 market value Zuni , Navaio, Hopi Jewelry Navajo Rugs, Baske ts, Pottery New Arrivals Daily CAPISTRAID TRADING POST (7J.i ) 493-9088 Oir•clly acroH "-•-S.. .... c:.p.._ Opf'n S..nn Oay1-9 AM to 5:30 PH 7:30 0 * I I I 8:001 I 0 1 *1 ' I I • a s ,, lJ s rt ( A ir Cl Tl K• Ei El Pl m ja sil a 6 Ye Sp 8:3011 an in Mi Iii Co Lo• 0 I Am Somebody during an investigation of the slay I'S) f1mily Classics mg of the owner of a professional O This Is Your Life "Morey Ams football team terdam" m I SPlCIAl I The Devil's ' Trianete (E) Passport to Trivet (R) Vincent Price is host for an ex- @) D1lkon No H1na plora tion of some unexplained mys- EID Zoom! teries such as the disappearance of @n Wild Kinrcfom a 19,000-ton ship al sea in a tri- (l) Lawrence Welk Show angular area bordered by South m ltall1n Television Hour Florida. Bermuda and The Bahamas 7:30 II Dick Van Dyke Show (R) Dick's a> Noche de Gala mother visits the Prestons with an 9:00 Q 13) (i) (l) ABC Sunday Movie: urn contiuning grandpa's ashes. and (C) (2hr) "Thafs My Boy" (com) '51 asks Dick to scatter them over the -Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis, Ruth Grand Canyon Hu;sey, Polly Bergen. Junior Jackson 0 l10) m World of Disney "Brim IS the shy, anemic son of a former stone, the Amish Horse" (R) A All America football star Unfortu· young Amish girl nurses an in1ured nately, Junior would rather learn to race horse back to health in cur.! sick cows than follow in his this adventure drama that provides fa!'1er's footsteps unique insight into the culture and EE) Samurai Woll tr.4dltlons of the Pennsylvania Eil) Masterpiece Theatre ''Vanity Amish community. Fair" (R) O Family Classics "Sleeping Beau 9:30 II Ci) Barnaby Jones "Murder-Go· ly" A.n animated version of the Clas Round" (R) Barnaby uncovers a sic fairy tale with a fe w new small town murder ring and becomes characters added their next order of business. (i) At Issue 0 News 0 Grant, Sinatra, Loren m Alternatives * 18~0 Spanish War 10:00 0 110' @n Ni&ht Gallery (R) Stm O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Forrest. Dina Merrill and Fernando Pride and the Passion" (dra) '57-Lamas star in a drama about a hus Fra11k Sinatra, Cuy Grant, Sophia band and wife writing team who Loren hope to capitalize on a gorilla cap· ID Three Passports to Adventure tur!ld in Africa. Et) The French Chef 0 Day of Discovery al Estelar '73 f'i) Combat 8:00 II @ M•Acs•H (R) Hawkeye frees 0 Community feedback a young Korean girl of her bondage m EE) News lo an American sergeant by winning (E) Time Crunch Highlights of 1972 custody of her 1n a poker game, Indianapolis 500 then the young lady insists on stay-m Firin2 Line ing with him. m Lou Gordon Show 0 ROLLER GAMES DIRECT ~~;;~ ~ ~:!' Protectors (R) * T-BIRDS vs HAWKS 0 The Issue 1s WHAT Will THE ADAMS g Gamer Ted Armstronc REPORT REVEAL?? (i) At Issue O Roller Games 1g) Sin Dleco Panorama Q 00@ (l) The FBI '1he Wiz· ID New~ ard" (R) Inspector Erskine goes in 10:45 fl) Japanese Lancua1e Pro1ram search of a man who embeuled 11 :00 II 00 O fJ (j)@} News from a bank where he works and is 1J Broken Anow using the money to recruit profes-l"6) Movie: "Winter Clmivar' (rom) s1onal criminals for a $3 million '39-Ann Sheridan, Richard Carlson robbery. Ross Martin guests O Movie: "Destry Rides A1aln .. ID I siilcllt I How Do You Vote? (wes) '39-James Stewart. A pre-election phone-In poll featur-m Movie: "All the IOn(s Mtn" ing the mayoral race between in-(dra) 'SO-Broderick Crawford, John cumbent Sam Yorty and Councilman Ireland, Joanne Dru Thomas Bradley. Viewe r$ may call (E) Kathryn Kuhlman KCOP at 851 -1000 to cast their vote. Et) America '73 EE) Nippon No Uta 11:30 B Name of the Qame £Il) I $!lc1Al I Take Des Moines . . • 0 (10) Toni2ht Show Pluse! Program focuses on a fa· O Oral Roberts miliar American crisis-the traffic fJ Movie: (C) "The fly" (sci·fi) '58 jam-with emphasis on mass tran· -David Hedison, Vincent Price. sit. Cil Teleputse al) Cine del Domln10 (i) Movie: "Pay or Die" (dra) '60 &) Movie: (90) "Twenty Thousand -Ernest Borgnine, Zohra Lampert. Yurs In Sine Sin(' (dra) '33 -12:00 B Reverend Ike Spencer Tracy. 12:30 00 Issues and Answers 8:30 B Cil Mannix (R) Dean Stockwell 1:001J 0 CI)()) News and Shelley fabares play major roles 0 Movie: "Diamond Horseshoe" in a murder case that puzzles Joe (rom) '45 -Betty Grable Mannix. 1:10 fJ Movie: "Raw Wind In Eden" 0 @) m NBC SUnday Mystery -(dra) '58 -Esther Williams. Columbo (R) Lt. Columbo meets the 1:30 (i) Movie: "HI d den Homldde" Lo~ Angeles Lakers basketball team (mys) '59-Grlffith Jones. THE OAILY PILOT, TV WEEt<, MA.Y 27, 1973 DOT DATSUN ASKS WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN GET A NEW '73 DATSUN . AT THE OLD PRICE + (1 ,I The dollu he• been dev•lued. But if you •ct right now you ean still uve big on • new Dahun. For • timited tirne •II the Datsun1 are •t the old low price. There's never been a better time to find out about D1hun'1 high performance can. GOOD SELECTION OF DEMOS NOW ·1N STOCK ! '73 240Z CARS AVAILABLE GOOD SELECTION Of; USED CARS 5min. S. of the San Diegofhivy. 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842. 7781 540. 0442 Pace 11 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 27, 1973 MONDAY MAY 28 MORNING 0 lmn1 Easy Dr Joyce Brothe~ m Yofi 1nd Friends Q}Gu•bJ 1:50 ~News !:00B(_I'1'I Jeltr's WiW 0 m Diull's f"Ltct 0 Tiit Westan.en ::_6' hil Deaiht .. OJG ll U.. ':00 B a s-m. S.'9Httf m ..._: <t> (nr> --n. Dly lO EduutloMI fNhlNs Dft1•r" (cnm) '66-Ray Botcer. m U111wn1ty tf Hilt Au JJC~ Gilford ~rauet Hamilton 'lS 0 ll~~ Q) Ulft W.... 6·JO 11 E~o fD J' S.S.• StrHt m Tiie Flyin1 Nun 6) W1ftd1r1ust m n.. Eledric c.•PI"' CD Pandofaiu del Valle 11 :JO I) Cf' Seard! fer To111trrow 0 .19' m Who. What. Wllere 61me 0 CetlC Auby 0 ~~EE Bewitched m Hopn's Herot3 Q)Ntws tD [~11t1tiott1I fublrn .\FTfRNOON • TY Cl.aWM• !:lO B :I' "' Sl0.000 'Yn• l1:i>O B ..... b_ lO hfMf Ttd Anutro111 D 10 m ~'"' 0 m Tllm tft I llbtdl m New z .. h..tn 0 Mowie: 1llt Tllnt StMps Ce 0 llaewies: "Did Trxy ws. Cueblll" 7:()0 B I ~ ~ ti• hid i• 1 Dan• (com) (mJ$) '46-Morgan Conway Aline 0 lO m T~ SMw 63-The Thrtt Stooces. ~n Frtt )eflrey$ ...,iss Anltie ROOM(" (com) ,--. l...,. n e. .. ..,... 'l'lln 42-Sturlfy Temple 0 CrHt ~ .. , teemt 0 Ntws 0 T .J" CD hsswonl mt-cs•H'IS~ m.....,..._ .-~m""' m~ 10:00& T ;.llllit e~, c..rlM't m s.-s.... sn.t .11 lhfte= ....._ SM • Slid.ti .. m wntiqtM -... "' Rhiew ·.JO 0 C.... TH Aram-a £w. ltut'" (com) '41-W C r_.ld:s.. ll:lO II ~• ls Hit h1d T11ms 6' lwe'J 1-z T-. $Mw 6ioN JHll 0 ,19 m Day$ 9f Olff lMs a ~ o 'ti m Wt .. u. t.llblry o J -. CD 5tttit SecMd a n.s P't.aMt c~ 0...,.: "'lllt ~ t~) Ore.,. 8) c.n...s ~WJ ...,,., f'l<-tt Vttpt., G'1l ID llrs bi, m ~ -. "-'" .-.. ~ m Dm11c "" o.1ars l:Ol IJ '--~ 0 ,..,. fD nlrty lllti9nts Widl ... D n. W1ttY 18 CitJ lilts 1 :to II .:I' n.. c..e., LiPl i' C:... lt'Nll CWM.'s TNC'1H' El) lastJlldMwl ,,.....-a 0 le> m Tiit ~ Iii.._.~ AM UUO II I lJw ti ~ T h's Y .. Id •--.s.....~ '"~ a l9m...., ••• ~ u _l CDM My~ D ~tn.m 8J~t• O"'-e ~ .. .... l 1•11...1 'Tiit ,.,.. ... tt.t 11sn1ss. m ..... : "'lllt , .... c. ...... t»g r .. ..,r.-, B 19fl'......, .ro~ 5'.'-Jffod Su-ton G~ 0e • lid l1 ~ .. ,.., Dam .. 1-l.r;t>n '-"' l Z ED Instructional Prov1mmina 1:301J ()l Edit of Nlpt 0 ~ m Anotlter World 0 (V Ci) aJ ltfs M1.. 1 Deal O Movie: (C) .. L.ereltd of the Lost" (adv) '57 -John Wayne. Sophia Loren. Rossano Brazzi. II) F1shions ifl Sewinc 1:40 m Dfllin& for Dellan 2:00 IJ (J) Tiie Ntw Price Is Ript 0 ®) m Rttunt to Ptytoe Place 0 CV 00 m The Ntwfywed Game &J Not fOJ Wo111e11 Only ED C.nsulbtion 2:30 1J (j) Hollywood's T1lkinr o ~ms.•enet 0 (]) @ CD Tiit D1U..1 Game m Jolnne Canolt Sllow ED TTavel Film "Here Is Canada" 3 :00 1J The Secret Stor• 0 The New But tM Clod 0 Hi1h•1J P1trol 0 (3) 00 CD Ctfffal Hospital 00 Movie: (C) "T1lat Toucll of Mitlk" (com) '62 -Dons Day, Cary Grant. 1Ql Movie: "The Hltdsten" Part I (dra) ·47 -Clark Gab~. Deborah Kerr. Ava Gardner m Tl'ICt Mttt ltvt, from the l01 An1ele1 Coltseum 6) Rocty Ind Friends mCiM•I J6 3:10 m 8ttt Hllllttr hrtltmtws J:lO IJ trs Yeor let 0 (j) Milt Dearin S.... Tony Bennett is co host 0 ct.me I., Mlrrid a m m o.e Lift ta Liw 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:50 5:00 5:30 I 6:00 6:30 I " * I I O Movie: (C) ''X·lS" (adv) '61- 0avid Mclean. Charles Bronson. G) Bozo's Big Top Show ED lntrodudion to Physical Geog· raphy @D LI Comunidad 11 Dia 4 :00 tJ Movie: (C) "F a t h e r Goose" (com) '64-Cary Grant, Leslie Caron, Trevor Howard During World War II a beach bum is tricked into volun leering to man a strategic watching station on a South Seu island which is suddenly invaded by a French airl and seven little charges O The Rifleman 0 Cl) tl) lo11e Ameriun style &J NannJ ind the Professor ED Sesame Street @El Velo de Novfa ffi Felir the C.tt 4:15 fE Titanes en Acclon 4:30 ([) Movfe: "Never Give 1 S11cker an Even Bruk" (com) '41 -W.C. fields. Gloria Jean. D Father Knows Best 0 News Schubeck, Morris ti) Gillia1n's lsl1nd fEEt Amo @El Los Polivoces ffi C1rtoons m Klmba 4:50 m Ftshlons in Sewina S:OOOO @ Ne.n 00 Dr1gnet B Bevtr1y Hillblllles (ig) M1jor Lugue Bueb1ll m The Flintstones &J Get Sm1rt EE) Mister Roaers' Nelghbortiood @D El Amor Tiene de Mujer m Western Star Theatre a!) Musial CE) PotpourTI m Three Stooges 5:30 O Su Hunt CiJ Huel fJ (J) ti£) News m Dennis the Men1ct &J Courtship of Eddie's Father Ei} YldlS en Contllcto Ell) The O.ctric Comp1ny m Don Wiison'• Town Ttlk ffi Speed Re«r I VfNING 6:00 B 0 fJ mm (ID CE> News (])News IJ8on1nza 00 litt $mlft B Wanted Dead or Allve m The Flintstonu &J Stir Trek EE Qulreme , Olvid1l1 EE) Hod&•Pod&e lodRt ffi lluee Stoo&H 6:30 00 Ho11n's Heroes O Movie: (C) (90) "1001 Arabian Niahts" (cartoon) '60 -featurin& Jim Backus as the voice of Mr. Magoo. CIJ CBS News Walter Cronkite B Richard Boone suavely * Does it Again! O Hive 5un Wlll Tr1vel m Andy Crifflth &J Bozo's Bl1 lop Show m Consumer Education m Joanne C.tr10n Show THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, MA.Y 27, 1973 tiE) Beto Gutierrez Show ffi The franll People ffi Little Rascals 7:00 B Cil 0 m News D Bowling for OollarS '61 Truth or Co11sequences 00 Wildlife Theatre 0 What's My Line? m I love lucy &J I Dream of Jeannie fE Simplemente Maria Ell) Wheels, Kilns & Clay alMunec.11 fl) Liars' Club ffi Speed Rater 7:30 B Johnny Mann's Stand Up and Cheer (R) Bobby Vinton guests. Cil Hogan's Heroes O The New Price ts Right D Movie: (21/1hr) "Two for the Seeuw" (dra) '62-Robert Mitchum, Shirley MacLaine. 00 To Tell the Truth 00 The Thrillseekers O Million $ Movie: (Zhr) "Johnny Cool" (mys) '63-Henry Silva, Eliza· be!h Montgomery, Jim Backus m That Girl G) Dragnet EE) rai Chi Ch'uan m The Adventurer tiE) Rev. Ray Pitarro CD Water Wor1d m The Add1ms Family 8:00 B 00 Gunsmolle (R) A convicted horse thief Dillon believes to be In· nocent overpowers a cruel auard and escapes from prison. Q m Major league Baseblll De· with Allied Builders ••• Wll111er 1973 National "Contractor Of The Year Award .. ! Ye• l'LLIEO BUILDERS IS THE WINNER! In cornl)<flltoon ,..1th entries from •crou the nation, Allied 8ullders has ... on the 1973 Grend Nationet Awatd •• "National Contractor or the YHr"I (PreMnled by the National Remodelers Auocl atlon at their 31tt Annual National Home lrnprOYement & Rernodellna £•po91tlon In Miami 8Hch, Florida, In Janu•l')ll. YOU'RE A WINNER. TOO .• when you let Alli.-! Builders show ~ how to aet the most from rernodellna )'OU• home M w.t C..rllll ... .. Dnip lt1 ~II ~ltl FIEE ESTIMATlS MO OIUGATIOI FllWIClllG Cd "llr. lqeft" llOWI 530-6871 Allied Creates Dream Kitchens To Suit Your Taste! ,;, r: '· ,I ' NOWl 5 AWED SHOWROOMS TO SERVE YOU! layed broadcast Teams to be an---------------------------- nounced. pete for the binest first prize in (ID News/Sports 0 @@ fl) The Rookies "To auto racing. Taste or Terror" (R) The young Ci) I Vlc!A£ I Alcatraz: lsl1nd of 11:00 B 0 fJ mm CE> News brother of a warehouse thief cap· Hite ~ @Ci)~ Nnn lured by Mike Danko kidnap's Mike's @)Movie: (C) (Zhr) ''The Thunder U One step Beyond wife Jill. of Drums" (wes) '61 -Richard 00 Mlf'lhal Diiion "O' News Boone, George Hamillon, Richard 0 Movie: "At War With the Army" 11!!1 Ch ... 1 • Ch 1 B (com) '51 -Dean Martin, Jerry m The Ghost and Mr~. Muir am.,.,r am, ares ronson. n:11 O t lewis. ft:ll Perry Mason u:i raine u:1 ,c,:\ Ni m Truth or Coniequences EE) Herm1nos Coraje 'UI no C.t T · " <CT!' WNET Operi Theatre ''Abduc· @I) L1 Criad1 Bien Criada &J Movie: "Sleepln& r to neste u:.i (mys) '49-Jean Kent, Alber! l1e11en. tion From the Seraglio" A fanciful 9:30 O Doris Day Show (R) Doris spends treatment of Mozarrs opera featur· so much lime interviewina a rock 11:30 B Cl) CBS Lat• MOiiie: (C) "Wel- ing performers Elaine Cormay, Gray· music star that word spreads comt HON, JoflnnJ Bristol" (dra) son Hirst, Spiro Malas, and John throuah San Francisco that they are '71-Martln landau, Jane Alexander, lankston. seriously involved. Brock Peters. it) Muslcalismo 0 News 0 @) m Johnny Carson 8111 Cosby ~ Mleuelito Valdes Show &J 8111 CQ,bJ is substitute host. Bill Russell ind m Movie: "Nobody Livu Forever" EI) Thirty Minutes With . • . Foster Brook.s auest. (dra) '46-John Garfield @I) Mudlacha ltali1n1 0 Man in a Suttcas. 8:30 OJ Merv Griffin Show (ID LI llave de 11 Semana • 0 (I) (I) CE) Jack P11r Tonite • ~ Dram1 10:00 f) ({) Mediul Center (R) The high m To Tell the Truth 9:00 B Here's Lucy (R) Lucy lands the cost of medical care takes its toll 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents j9b when singer Petula Clark con on a desperate young man who sets 12:30 0 News tacts the agency for a secretary who out lo steal when he can't pay his m Movie: "lady Without I PISS• can also act as her companion. wife's hospital bill. port" (dra) ·so -Hedy Laman. D GOODYEAR 0 m Gl Haws John Hodiak. James Craig. * PRESENTS THE 0 Recis Philbin Talks To • • • CD Petticoat Junctton INDIANAPOLIS 500 El> Roller Q1me.s 1:00 Cl) 0 fJ (]) Ntws # RACE m I lflcll\ ! Greaor Platieonky: A 0 Movie: "life Upaldt Down" (dra) fJ rn (]) tl) I Sfl<IAL I lnditnap· ~lster end His aiu A .100k at _the '65-<:harles DPnner olis 500 Rice Tape delay. Two·time interchange betwee.n the tnternat1on ('[Q) It Takaa 1 Thief driving champion Jackie Stewart is ally.renowned cellist and his USC the upert commentator for one of master class. 1:45 B Movie: "Cover Up'' (mys) '49- the world's greatest sports specie (ID V1rtedadet William 8endi•, Barbera Britton cles, the Indianapolis SOO, from 10:30 O Tall Bactl 3:10 B Movie: "stnnaer it my Door" Indianapolis Motor Speedw1y. 33 of &J True ~entun (wes) ·~Macdonald Carey, Petri· the world's outslandina drivers com· @D TV M111tQI c1a Medina. She's just what the doctor ordered ... only he hasn't ordered her yet! Who~ &en SIReping in 1~y &d? Dean Martin Elizabeth ~tgomery Carol Burnett Tuesda)· Tlu!6:30 iWavie (i) ORANGE COUNTY VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL t~Jl~ ffe1M1J@ 1F!DL~~~M~ ..... INllllll'fl C08ltR • nmo. RllAllC,_ AfARAa.I .... ~. Al'li FIOOtl 6 HIEMlll& Cl •SUS * ,.,AL\noet roe cuss -.-51106 UC&GE INCUI ... * J08 PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE * CLASSES ~ING NOW * SPECIAL CouRSES FOR MECHANICS WHO NEED Cl.ASS •A• LICENSE I CALL 7Mj646-506S j 2120 PLACENTIA AVE. -COSTA MESA THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, MAY 27, 1973 TUESDAY MAY29 F~ morning and afternoon listings, please ~ DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 86ow, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAfl1M£ MOVIES 9:l0 O "PMp6e Win Tait" (com) "51- Cd') Gra!'I' Hanne Cram l~ 3 CC) '"A Ma,onty of One" Part I 'to"" 62-4.et Gu1nne\S I O '1\llftder ~r Hanii" (dr\) "56 -R<"'Jrd Otnn•ng. Btverty Garland 112:00 O {C) "'f'rw Cwns West" (wes} '55 -Jc"'" lJnd "TM Littte Slvare" I '"''I 59--Pe-ctro Armendar11 l :U> m "'Xtllbdy" from) "38-Lorelta I Yo.mi. R ctiard Grttne l:lO 0 '"Tllir f lrrin" (wes) "SO-Barba ra Sar#)e; Watter H~lon l:OO I ~• ~ Ml M'Y" Part I d f1 &t--a ... rt Lane.aster lO '1\t Hld:stffs" Concl (C) ~ U. Cmll" Part I (dra) 65 -M:hony Qi;rnn I""' Papas l :lO O CC) ~•tlt:ss four" (wes) "65 ~m Wnt. Robert Hundar 4:001J (C) '"Sbhw Oftr Dftron" (dra) ~u~ Franci:scus 4.30 3 Sa-. as lQUI istinc EVENING SP£CW. NOTICE All lltrtt Mlwft.s will aMr Hie loul ~ se '" c111 u pect some pre· ...,_. MMl/ w ~ of the entire ffttlfl(S ~lits. ':00 IJ 0 0 m m CI:) CD News T 'ii ""5 g._aan 6 Cd Smaf1 0 Wanid Dud « Ali.e m Tllir FiatRwes I!) Star Trd: m Qllireet '~ fD~t.-ie mnr. sa..s ':lO ....... s Henies 0 Whars My Line? m I love Lucy (El I Orum of Jeannie EE Simplemente Maria ED The frenclt Chef €Il Muneca a;> Contest Prize Show a> Lim' Club ffiSPffd Raur 7:30 e kHrT Otttion Covtra1e Dunphy, Joseph Ben11 repart ~ Hocan's Heroes O Police Surreon (R) Dr locke and Del Dan Palmer search desper· alely for a 12 year old trrl O Movie: (2'/2hf) "Jwo for the Seesaw" (dra) "62 -Robert Milch· um. Shrrley Macla1ne 'jJ To Tell the Truth (jJ This Is Your lift 0 MR. MOSES ANO * ELECTION RESULTS O Million $ Mowif: (2hr) "Mr. Moses" (ad~) "65-Robert Mitchum, Ca11oll Baker 10 Hollywood Squuu II) That Girt @ Drqnet ED Citywatchtrs m Stand Up and Chffr a!} Comedy CD It Is Written m Addams hmity S:OO 1J 'j"' Ma* (R) A lund ra1stn1 party for a blKk m1htant becomt3 a c11s1s when Maude"s blad 1uesls cancel oul at the last minute 0 m NBC TuesdlJ Movie: (C) (2hr) "A nme ft< t.ft" "71-two separate love stonts ... ,.. Promisn No Pledees" stars John Davidson, Jack Carndy and Lauren Hulton: "Go Sine the Sonas, Mar\" stall Christopher Mitchum and Bonnie Bedelia 0 T 'O Cl) TtMperat1.1m Risin1 ""Light, Action, Camera (R) Or No· land becomes a TV star when he unexpectedly' appears in a docu· mentary on hospitals ~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Strance Bed· fellows" (com) '65-Rock Hudson, Gina Lollob1111da m Alfred Hitct.ced '1'esnts Q) Pmy Mason EE HeOMnos Cer.;e ED Tumina Points ED £J Edificio tte u trt11u a!) Centni lbefD AJMriCHO m Mo\ie; "Four's A Crowd" (com) '38-(r-ol Flynn, Rosalind Russell 0 ...._: CC) <'C)) '"Who's Bttn ~ ill My led?" (com) "63- £ ut>eth Montic~rt. Otan Marti1' Hudso1ne declor hero of a TV se- oes. ectts'im 1 pu~ued by women roes to a ps}'CJl1at11st for help 8:30 IJ ([' Ha•aii fiwit-0 (R) The theft or a priceles.s v;ot1n threatens to uplode into an 1ntemahonal inti· dent T CIS Ntws Walter Cronkite G .._, C• Will Trawl 19 ..... Critfia ... m w, CriffiUi mn~~ m .... c:anea EE,._. mne r,... ,._.. mume lascab 7:GD fJ I O m News u ..... ,., Detlan ~ lnltll .. ~RllUS Satlri .. ~rt 0 ~ (!) aJ ABC TuadlJ Movie~ (C) (90) "f'lw Des,entt Wo111tn (R) (dra) ·72 -Anjanette Comer, Steflnie Powers, Julie Sommm, Denise Nicholas. Joan Htckett Five women who were c.ollete classmates meet on an isl1nd fot a reunion and find themselves at the mercy of an unknown murderer m Merv 'riffin sltw ED Bill Mo,ers' Journal a!) Novell 9:001!) Dr1pct (Continu.d) The Mayor's race ends tonight. We'll be there at the finish! Live coverage from 7:30 PM. CBS®2 Pa1e 15 TUESDAY (Continued) EE Nino EI1) Behind the Lines "Broadcasting ind the First Amendment'' Excerpts from the conference held this spring at Santa Bart>ara's Center for the WEDNESDAY MAY30 Study of Democratic lnst1tut1ons For morning and afternoon llstlnp, @!) Nod\u Tapatlas please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 9:30 U kNXT Election Coverage Jerry Below, for your convenience, are Dunphy and Joseph Senti report ttle day's movies. (i) CBS Tuesd1y Movie: (C) (90) DAYTIME MOVIES "Your Money or Your Wife" (com) '61-Donald Sinden. Peggy Cum· mins. 0 LOS ANGELES NEWS •.. * WITH COMPLETE ELECTION RESULTS ()News m Bill Cosby fil) Black Journal al Much1ch1 lt11i1na ail Festival Me.luno 10:00 0 lfO) g;, NBC Reports "The Ulli· mate Expenmental Animal Man" The role human beings play in med· ical expe11mentahon, which has be· come a subject of controversy in America. is examined in this special. Om ID Hews 0 @@ a> M1rcus WelbJ "Don and Denise" (R) The future of a young pianist.composer and his wife is in doubt when she is stricken w1t'1 mult1p!e sclerosis. fJ Movie: (2hr) "A Hard Day's Ni&ht" (mus) '64-The Beatles fi) La Molinera al) Environment; Today and Tomor· 9:30 O (C) "The Far Out West" (adv) '6 I-Ann Sheridan, Gary Vinson 10:00 @ (C) "A Majority or One" Cone! (com) '62 -Alec Guinness, Rosa· lind Russell 0 "Fargo" (wes) '52-William El· liott. Phyllis Coates. 12:00 O "lopper Takes a Trip" (com) '39-Roland Young, Constance Ben· nett. ''Solitary Child" (susp) '57- Barbara Shelley, Phillip friend. 1:00 m (C) ''Lut of the Comanches" (wes) '53-lloyd Bridges. 1 :30 O "lndis-tteer' (com) '58 -Cary Grant. Ingrid Bergman. 3:00 00 "Seven Days In May" Concl (dra) '64-Burt Lancast-er. liQ) (C) "Zorba the Greek" Concl (dra) '65-Anttiony Quinn 3:30 O (C} "Beachhead" (dra) '54 - Tony Curtis, frank Lovejoy 4:00 O (C) "Mister Cory" (dra) '57- Tony Curtis, Martha Hyer 4:30 (])Same as lOAM lis1ing THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, MAY 27, 1973 EVENING 6:001J 0 0 @D ma!) a> News CI)@) News 0 An1el Baseball Angels vs. Red Sox. Cont'd from 4:30PM @ Get Smart 0 Wanted Dead or Alive m I $1>WAL I Macie Circus Amer· ica's favorite magician, Mark Wit· son hosts this special with guests 6 year.old son Greg, wife Nani Oarnelle, Ramar the baby gorilla and the fe rges Troupe IE Star Trek El) Qlf reme y Olvidala EI1) Hatlgepodre Lodge EE Three Stooges 6:30 (1) Horan's Heroes 0 Movie; (C) (90) "The Pleasure of His Company" Part I (rom) '61 -Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds, Lilli Palmer. Tab Hunter. Bon vivant "Pogo" Poole arrives 1n San Fran· ctsco for the wedding of his daugh- ter whom he hasn't seen for fif· teen years and manages to upset the entire wedding party. (I) CBS "ews Walter Cronkite 0 Have Gun Will Travel @) Merv Griffin Show Ell) Consumer Education m Joanne Carson Show a!) Novel1 a> The frank People Ef) little Rascals 7:oo e mom News • (])Truth or Consequences (j) Untamed Wotld 0 What's My line? m I Love Lucy m I Dream of Jeannie El) Simplemenle Marla al) Wheels, Kilns & Clay @D Muneca al) Aficionados de la Comunidad a> liars' Club Ef) Speed Racer 7:30 O Wacky World of Jonathan Win· ters Hugh O'Brian auests. (1) Hogan's Heroes O Wait Till Your father Gets Home "The New House'' (R) Harry must decide between a costly renova· lion of his present home, or mov· Ing into a new one. II Movie: (2Yzhr} '1wo for the Seesaw" (dra) '62-Robert Mitch· um, Shirley Maclaine (])To Tell the Truth (j) You Asked lor It 0 Zany Hooters Involved * In Hong Kong Intrigue 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Road to Hone Kone" (com) '62 -Bob Hope, Bing Crosby (@ Wild Kingdom m That Girl ID Dragnet al) Storefront "Story of the Black Church" m Youne Dr. Klld1te a> This Is Your life Ef) Addams family row How to protect. preserve and -------------------------- enjoy the natural V!lilderness as prac· He came for the II Bowlin1 for Dollars 8:00 IJ (I) Sonny and Cher (R) Ten nessee Ernie Ford and former POW John Naysmyth guest t1ced tn Colorado 10:30 o Talk Back wedding and stayed ~ ~~:e~'.e~n~a~y at 1 Tirl'lt (R) f Of the affair! €?) Revis1a Musical a1) Hews/Sports l l:OOU 0 O@DeDCE)Hews (3) (j) (12) News • O One Step Beyond @ M1rsh1I Dillon m Truth or Consequences m Movie: ''The Younr Guns" (wes) '57-Russ Tamblyn. Gloria Talbot 11:30 0 (@ m Johnny Carson Bill Cosby hosts. 0 The Prisoner O Election Coverare 00 CBS late Movie: (C) "Which way to the Front? Jerry lewis stars m To Tell the Truth 12:00 O Jack Paar Tonlte fJ Movie: "The lbppy Thieves" (com) '62-Rex Harrison. Rita Hay· worth. m Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:30 O CBS lite Movie: "Which Way to the front? Jerry lewis stars. ONews m Movie: (C) "Roy1I Weddin(' (mus) '51 -Fred Astaire, Jane Powell, Peter Lawford IE Petticoat Junction 1:00 CV 0 CJ) News ®) It T 1kes I Thief 2:00 m All0Nifht Show: "fo& Island," "The Baron's Afriun War" 2:45 U Movie: (C) "Posse frorn Mell" (wes) '61-Audie Murphy Page 16 Fred Astaire Debbie Reynolds Lilli Palmer Tab Hunter Part I-Wed I Part II -Thur , ~z a :fr: /%1·/~ 0 ®) m Adam 12 "Clear With a C1v11ian" Part I (R) Officer Mal loy cites a woman driver for a traffic violation only to discover she is the new police commissioner. 0 CI) CIJ CE) Paul Lynde Show (R) Paul Simms' scheme to aet son·in·law Howie to get a job doesn't work. m Truth or Consequences m Perry Mason El) Hennanos Corale fil) America 73 "Medical Research" An examination of what future medic.al research policy should bt in order lo ftnd imminent cures for incurable diseases. m Championship Wrestlinc Ef) J1panese llncu111 Program 8:30 0 @.) eD NBC Wednesday Mys· tery-Banacell ''Project Phoenix" (R) A railroad car carrying an ell perimental automobile prototype vanishes and Banacek is asked to find out how and why it happened 0 CV Ci) m A It c Wednesday Movie: (C) (90) "Curse of the fly" (hor) '65-Brian Donlevy, Carole Gray, George Baker. An escaped mental patient marries and finds that her husband and his father are allllcted with a strange malady. m Merv Griffin Show al)Novela 9:00 6 00 Dan Aucust Burt Reynolds stars as Det Lt Dan August. with Norman Fe'.I as Sgt Wilentz The pair Investigate the death of a 111111' girl that threatens to ignite a tense 11:15 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:45 2;00 l :lO ID Drarnet Ei)Nino Ell) June W1yne ffi Jlpann e l 1n1u1ae Proaram THURSDAY 9:30 0 News MAY 31 @Bill Cosby Ell) l ll'lcfAL I Fantuy In Mime for momlng and afternoon llstlnp, Israeli mime Juli Arkin, aludent of please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Marcel Marceau, perlorms three Below, for your convenience, are complete vignettes the day's movies. @I) Mud11cha Uali•n• a!) El cafe de Ml Barri o DAYTIME MOVIES 10:00 IJ Cannon (R) Phyllis Thaxter guests as I prosperous sheep 9:30 0 "Fear Strikes our• (dra) '57- rancher who hires Cannon to clear Tony Perkins, Karl Malden, Norma her when she is charged with negll Mpore. · gence in the death cf a young Mex· 10:00 Cil "Secret of the Purple Reef" lean alien. (adv) '60-Jeff Richards. 0 ®) g;, SEARCH "The Bullet" 0 "longhom" (wes) '52 -Wil- (R) Hugh Lockwood's assignment Is liam Elliott. , to rescue a scientist who has gone 12:00 D "G•ngbusters" (susp) '55-My· into hiding allen an abortive effort ron Healy. "Second fiddle" (com) to defect from an Iron Curtain '58-Usa Gastoni. ThOrley Walters. country 1:00 m (C) "The Wild North" (adv) '52 D m m News -Stewart Granger. Cyd Charisse 0 00@ ffi Owen M er s h 1 II , ,. "Love Child'' (R) An unwed father l :3o ~ (C) 'Wonderful Country (wes) tries to gain custody of his baby S9-Rob~rt Mitchum, Julie London, . Gary Memll. from the psychotic mother. Patty 3.00 la\ (C) '" ti '" t" ( d ) '67 Duke and David Soul guest · l..9.J . en e 11n . a v -0 Movie· (C) (2hr) "Rider In the Dennis Weaver. Vera ,.ties. Nicflt'' (mys) '64 _ Johan Van ®) (C) "Code "•me: Jaauar'' Part Heerden I (adv) '66-Ray Danton, Pascale ~ Pettit. u.1 la Mollner• . 3:30 O "EKape in the Desert" (adv) Et) I shclll I Grepr P11tl1omr: A •4c u 1 1 D ti Ph·1· Do M d · f ...-ne mu an ne, 11p rn ast~ •n H11 C1us S~cond 0 4:00 IJ (C) "The Bi& Clrtus" (dra) '59 lwo-p~rt KCET study as cellist super-v· t . M 1 Rh d r1 · rl -it or a ure, on a em1n1 vises student pe ormances. 4•30 '3' Sa l'"'M 1·...: ail Variety · l.:!.l me n "" •~ .. n1 10:30 0 Talk Bick ID Malone's H1n1out al Kippy Cosas Comedy series ail Hews/$9ortJ \1:00 IJ 0 0 €D m al Hews Cil CJ) 09) Ntwi D One Sttp Beyond (I) M1rsh1I Dillon m Truth or Consequences m Movie: "Janpr'' (dra) '46 - Preston Foster, Maria Montez. 11:15 €D Cinema l4 11:301J CJ) CBS Litt Movie: (C) ''Op· eratlon: Hear11M1f' James Daly s1ars 0 @) m Jollnny Cal'IOn John Davidson Is substitute host. Karen Valentine guests. 0 M1n in a Suitcase 0 CI) @ Cl) Jeck Pur Tonite m To Tell the Truth 12:00 O Movie: "Siun Belt'' (wes) '53- George Montgomery, Tab Hunter. m Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:300 Ne..n m Movie: ''Yount Tom Edis.on" (dra) '40-Mlckey Rooney ID Pettico1t Junction 1 :00 (I) O U ([) News @)It T1kn a Tilltf 1:451) Movl1; "Dart City" (dra) '50- Charlton Heston, Viveca Lindfors. 2:00 m All.Night Show: "Abbott and Cost.Uo Meet Dr, JellJll and Mr. Hyde," "Retlk, the Moon Menace" 3:10 IJ Movie: ''The Rose Bowl Story" (dra) '52-Marshall Thompson agricultural labor dispute into v1 olence EVENING 6:001J 0 0 @I) ma!) al Niwa @ ®')News O Bonanza (I) Get Smart 0 W1nted Dead or Alive m The Aintstones m Star Trek EE Quirtcn1 'I OIYldala E't) Hodfepod&e lod&e m Three stoo1es 6:j0 @ Hoe1n's Herou O Movie: (C) (90) ''The Pleasure of His Companr" Cone!. (rom) '61- Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds, Lilli Palmer. Tab Hunter. Gary Merrill. 00 CBS News Walter Cronkite O Have Gun Will Travel ®} MeN Griffin Show m Andy Griffith Et) Sdtools Without flllure m Joanne Cat$0fl Show ail Novela al The frank People ffi Little Rawils 7:00 IJ CV 0 m News O Bowlin& for Doll•~ @ Truth or Consequenc:a (j) Amerkln Adventure 0 Wllaf s My line? m I Love Lucy ID I Dream of Jeannie 6) Simplemente Maria Ell) T'1I Chi Ctl'uan g)Muneca a!) Ttlt·Revlst1 Music.I m l11n' Club THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<. MAY 27, 1973 W Speed Racer 7:30 IJ Younc Dr. Klld1re "Death of In· nocents" (R) Kildare befriends two young bomb blast victims, both sus· pected to be revolutionaries.. @ Hoa•n's Heroes Cash" (R) Alerted prior to the kid· napping of a movie queen's daugh ter. Chief Ironside plants Oet, Sgt. Brown as driver of the kidnap ve· hlcle. 0 (I)@ al Kung Fu ''Tlle Tide (R) Caine's search for his brother leads him into a web of deadly in· trigue involving beth Americans and Chinese. a> Nino €I) El Show dt AleJandro Suarez O The Adventurer "Make It a Mil· lion" (R) Gene 81adley returns from India to discover that swindlers have set up a perlect double to take over his life, loves and bank accounts of his business associates. g Movie: (2hr) "Act of love" 9:30 0 The Hipp~ W1ndem1 Slim and (dra) •54 _ Kirk Douglas, Dany Henrietta go "In Search of Search· Robin. light," a destr\ town In Nevada. ONews 00 To Tell Ult Truth el fltuchaclta llallana 00 Police Surgeon a!) Este El el Mundo Latino 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Adven· tures of Don Juan" (adll) ·49 _ 10:00 0 @) m Dean Martin Show (R) Errol Flynn. Vtvtca Lindfors. J~ck Benny and country-Westem (i2) ltfs Make 1 Dul singer Lynn Anderson guest. m T111t Si111 0 m m News m Dr1anet 0 CV 00 ffi .. ril"'P ... lc""l..,,A(""I A ~ C EID Acdon Chlc.ano News Inquiry The Energy Crisis: m Rollin' The Nuclear Alternative" Frank Rey· &) Pollcl Surceon nolds is reporter for this investlr a· m Addams family lion of the question or nuclear power generation -its promises and its 8:00 IJ Cil The Waltons (R) Olivia's problems - as the United States cousins arrive at Walton's Moun-comes to grips with energy needs taln, saying the1 ha ve lost their outstripping current capacilles. farm in the dust bowl and wish to fJ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Woman of hve with the Walton family. straw'' (dra) '64-Gina Lollobriaida, 0 ®') g;, Flip Wilson Sbow (R) Sean Connery. Sammy Davis Jr .. Marilyn Michaels EB LI Mollnera and Ed Sullivan auest. 1J CI) @ ffi Mod Squid "Run. 10:30 0 Talk Bad Lincoln, Run" (R) A friend of Linc's 6) Cllamplonshlp Ashlna who is in the clutches of loan €D Atompan1m1 Musltal series sharks is forced t.o set up line as (ID News/Sports a target to, save his kidnaped wife. 11:001J 0 0 el g;, m News m Horan s Heron CI) Ci) @) News ID Boxln& From the Olympic 0 One St.p Beyond EE Hennarwos Corafe CI) M1rsh1I Dillon tD AWARD-WINNING! m Truth or Consequtnc.a 6) Movie: °'Tl11 Gr11t Advenl11r1" (nature fllm) '54. * "Andersonville Trial" ENCORE PERFORMANCE al) Humanities film forum ''The 11:15 €D Clnem1 l4 Andersonville Trial" (R) Directed by 11:30 f) Ci) CBS late Movie: (C) "Tiit Georre C. Scott,. th.ls Emmy and Hiit" (dra) '65 _ Sean CQnnery, Peabody Award·winning drama by Michael Redgr1ve S•ul Levitt deals with the continu· 0 ®) m Johnnj Canon J o h n Ing theme of man and authority-Davidson is substitute host the co~fll~tina authorities of mill· 0 The Champions tary d1sc~pltne and rooraf _cons fJ Cl) CIJ al Jact Paar Tol'llt.t clence. Richard Basehart, Michael m To Ttll Utt TrutJI Bums. Jack Cassidy. Buddy Ebsen, £Il) Thirty Minutes WitJ1 Cameron Mitchell. Albert Salmi and • • • Wilham Shatner star 12:00 m Alfred Hltchcodl Prts.nts €D Capulln1 ail El Show de Joe Flores 12:30 0 Hews W Movie: "Nine lives Are Not 0 Movie: (C) "'Go(' (sc:i·fl) ·~ Enoueh" (my$) '41-Ronald Reagan. Richard Egan, Constance Oowllna. m Movie: "Tht E:a·Mrt. Br.dfonS" 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show (mys) '36-Jean Arthur. a!) Novel• 6) Pettkoa1 Junction 9:00 tJ ([) ! ll'lc!A\ I Two famlty Por· 1:00 00 0 0 CJ) News tr1lb "We're OK in Brick. New ~er· (JO) It Takes • Titlef "Y·" "But What If the Oream Comes True? A CBS news special that ccntrasts the life·styles of two American families -one from the mtddle class, the other from tl\I upper middle class Correspondenl Charles Kur11t 1s the reporter. 0 (1j m Ironside ''Cold, Hard 1:45 IJ Mov~: ''You'll Never Q.t Rid1" (com) ''1-Fred Astaire. Rita Hay worth. 2:00 m AJl·Ni&Jlt Show: "Ptr1r11t In Ttr• ror," '1'0fl)edo of Dooi.'' 3:101J Movlt: ''Tht SWordlm1n" (dra) '48-Larry Parils, Ellen Drew. Pap 17 !Sears ! •I ". o • •• ltf • I'' 't HEARING LOSS? Why Pay More? , #8027 BEHIND·THE·EAR aid Lightweight and comfortable. Separate on o!r switch volume is easily adjustable Ask About Sears Convenient Credit Plans HHrlng Aids art' Avallable at the Following Sean Store Ruena Park Cerritos Compton · Lynwood El Monlt Glendalr Inglewood Laguna Hills Long Buch Northrldge Pasadena Pico at Rlmpau Pomona South Coast Plaua Torrance Vallev Page 18 FRIDAY JUNE 1 For morning and •fternoon llstlnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O "Miracle of Morgan's Creek" (tom) '44-Eddie Bracken. Belly Hutton 10:00 fl' "Oog ol f'landers" (dra) '59- David Ladd O "Gold fever'' (wes) '53-John Calvert 12:00 O "She Gods ol Shirt Reef" (d1a) '58-Bill Cord. "The Dude Goes West" (com) '48-Eddie Albert 1 :00 m "Pushover" (mys) '54 -Fred MacMurray. Kim Novak. 1 :30 O "Not as a Stran11er" (dra) '55 -Robert Mitchum, Olivia de Havil- land. 3:00 Cf "Little Boy lost'' (dra) '53- Bing Crosby, Claude Dauphin (1Q (C) "Coda Name: Jaguar" Concl Name of the Game J·30 O "C1nyon Crossroads" (wes) '55 -Richard Basehart. •:OO O "Three Came Home" (dra) 'SO -Claudette Colbert. Patrick Knowles. 4:30 (!'Same ts lOAM listing EVENING 6:00 0 0 0 mm tm> G) News @®)News 0 BoMnZI ct) Get Smart O W1nted Dud or Alive m The f'lintstones m I SPECIAL I World £nngelism (5hrs) fln armchair v1s1l to four contrnenls h1ghl1ghl lh1s documen· tzry about the evangelistic efforts of 4f lj den)mrnahons 1n 210 counlries Jack McAhster is host EE Qulreme y Olvidal1 ED Hodgepodge Lode• m Three Stooges 6:30 (j) Hoian's Heroes fJ Movie: (90) "The Seventh Sin" (dra) '57-Eleanor Parker, George Senders, Jean Pierre Aumont. 00 CBS News Walter Cronkite O Have Gun Wiii Trtvel ®) Merv Griffin Show m And1 Griffith Ell) Consumer EdlKltlon m Jotnne Carson Show CD Novel• (i) The fr.nk People EE Little Rasttls 7:00 D <Il 0 m News O Bowling lor Oollari CI) Truth or Con5tquences 00 Animal Wor1d O What's My Line? m I Love Lucy m Simplemente M1ti1 THE OAIL't' PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 27, 1973 Ell) The lively Arts "USC Master EE Nino Class Students" Ell) Masterpiece Th11tre m Muneu eI) £1 Show de loco Valdez (E) Roller 0er111 EZJ Japanese Language Program G) liars' Club 9:30 0 (81 CBS Friday Movie: (C) (90) EZ) Speed Racer "Walk with Love and Death" (dra) 7:30 '69-Anjelica Huston, Assaf Dayan, IJ Discover a new world! Anthony Corlan. John Huston. A love * WORLD OF SURVIVAL. story belween the beautiful daughter of a nobleman and a young studenl Watch it tonight-From during the JOO.year war between Miles laboratories England and France. 1J Worid of Survival John Forsythe 0 (I)@ G) The Odd Couple To narrates "Ghost Town:· lhe story of establish rapport with his daugh how a ahost town leads a busy lite, ter, felix learns baseball umpiring even after ii is deserted from Oscar @ Hogan'a Heroes 0 News 0 Hollywood Squares eI) Muchatha ltaliana O Movie: (21/thr) ''Two for the CD Premier 40 Seesaw" (dra) '62-Robert Mitch· um. Shirley MacLaine. 10:00 0 0 m The Bold Ones (R) Dr (j) To Tell the Truttl Hunter must convince a patient who @ Cirtus has just been told she has cancer 0 Million $ Movie: (2hl') "Action that death is nol a necessary con In the North Atl1ntlc'' (dra) '43-sequence Humphrey Bogart 0 m Hewn @) The New Price It JU1ht 0 (3J CA) CE) love Amencan Style m Th1t tiir1 (R) love and the. "Oul·of-Town Cli· Ell) Will Street Weell ent," "Secret Habit." "Ghost" m Untamed Wor1d 0 Sherlock Holmes Theatre m Saful to Adventure EE LI Mollnm EZ) The Addams F•mily EE) Soul! 8:00 EJ CBS Friday Movie: {C) (90) 10:30 0 Tel~ Back "The M11tese Blppy" (com) '69 -m Gu1tum Dan Rowan, Dick Martin, Carol ly11· 11:00 0 @ 0 0 (j) m News ley Two 11udie movie producers. put O One Step Beyond out of business by police, retreat lo 00 Mirshal Dillon their haunted house where a be· m Truth or Consequences wilderin1 series of murders follows. m m CD News 0 0 m Sanford and Son (R) EE Futbol·Soccer Fred's old girlfriend brings her . daughter to dinner and Lamont 11 :15 m Cinema 34 falls in love with her, only to find 11:30 IJ CBS lite Mpvie: (C) "Quid!, he's In for quite a surprise Before It Metts" (com) '64--George 0 (]) (j) al The Bracf1 Bunch M1haris. Anjanette Comer (R) Unable to tell his father h.e 0 llQ) m Johnny Canon Tony Cur· doesn't want to become en archt-lis 1s substilute host. tect. Greg tries to show lack of O Seymour Presents ability with a drawing. 0 CV (j) m Jtcll P11r Tonite (j) Seuch lor the Nile ({) Ni1t1tmare m Haul 0 W11on Train m Hermanos Coraie m To Tell the Truth ff) Washlneton Week in Review ID Movie: (C) "The Climax" (mys) m Che.splrtto '44-Boris Karloff. Susanna foster. tm) Community Evenb . EZ) Jipinese lineuaae Proiram 12:00 m Alfred H1tchcod1 Pre.tents 8·30 0 t10J m The Litttt People (R) 12:30 m Movie: "Forelen l tlion" (com) . Or Jamison discovers that frying 'SG-Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. to kick the bad habit of smoking 1:00 m 0 (I) News can have humorous as well as frus· O ''MIDNIGHT SPECIAL" trating results. * SEASON'S MUSIC HIT 0 (]) ~ (i) f!'e Pt~rld1e ftm· 0 @) m Midnight Speci1I Paul ~ (R) Ke.it~. smitten with. a beau· Williams hosts. Guests are Slade, t1~ul pubhc1st 12 ye~rs his senior. the Stylistics, Argent. Statler Bro· tries desperately to impress her as lhers Gunhill Road and Mrs Sid being a cool man of the world J d m M Griff' Show ney or an . . erv in O Movie: "Ltst Pline to Bui· Ell) Citywatchers beck'' (adv) '6~eorge Sanders CD Novel• O Movie: "The Fike" (mys) '53 9:00 0 ~ m Cirde of Fear (R) A -Dennis O'Keefe, Coleen Gray. • mysteriou~ door o~ens 1 blzar.re 1:45 I) Movie: (C) "Koroshl'' (adv) '68 world for young twins who, unwit· -Patrick McGoohan Yoko Tani. llngly . set ~oose an ax.murderer's 2:00 m All·NiRflt Show:. (C) "American ahost 1n their new home. G rill 1 ..... 111 I " .. ,.,. 0 @ CIJ G) Room 222 (R) A po· ue a ~ tht rn pp nes, .. ,. tentlal drop·out re1ains zest for clotrodt X school upon being Introduced to 3:10 U Movie: ''Sl1uahter Trill" (wes) Shakespeare '51-Brial'I Oonlevy, Gig Youna b• <ii s, 01 w Cl p< m ye th lo cc th co \!ll co I'> ,1 ll t31 kn do a 1 hi• ~n I v ab• (.If :10 ~ "' kn• aft me \Or le<i: ~ay poi c gro~ lion imp part thcr <iOti, THE DAii Y PILOT. IV WECK. MAY 27, 1973 COVIR @f1®@C3c0Dl? DON'T LOSE SIGHT OF YOU "You have to know who you are before you can be someone else," says Demond Wilson, who co- .,1ars as Lamont Sanford on N BC's Sanford and Son (Fridays, 8PM). "A trap that many perfor- mers fa ll into," continues Demond, "is the one in which they \Ubjugatc their own personality to the complete dominance of the character they are portraying. It goes without c-.aying that you should make your role believable. but you can't do it if you lose all of your own personality. H you allow the role to take over and control you. then you lose all c;cmhlance of shading and nuances and be- come one Jimensional." Demond also i~ quick to point out that despite the fact that he is in one of the most succesc;fu l comedy se ries (an average of thirty-six to thirty- cight million viewer' each week), he is not a comedian. "I happen to be a dramatic actor who is in a comedy show. Redd Foxx is a comedian and one of the greatcc;t in the bminess. He has taught me things about comedy which I never knew and it has enriched my scope. But I certainly do not consider my<;elf a comedian. especially in a class with Redd. He standc; alone at the top of h ic; field . . a genius." "['m sure that it will surpri-;e many people to know that r have been at this acting business since I was four-and-a-half years old. That comes out to about 22 years ago and r can't figure for the life of me how my role in Sanford can he considered an overnight \UCCC". Oh, \Ure. r became heller J.now11 overnight bccau<,e of the series. But better known and \ucce-;s arc two different things. And afler all. who can define success? With some it's money. with .. omc it\ helping others and with 'iome. it's just doing what they want to do. regard- less of the remuner:uion. To paraphrase the old saying, 'One man's 'ucce-;s is another man's pOi'ion.'" Demond has a ready answer for those small groups of people who complain that Sanford an.d Son is not 'ihowing the black in good light: "It 1s 1mpoc;sible to o;how the black as he is in any one particular show or .;cries ... slate'\ Demond. Ju!'t as lhere are white'\ or any other race in va rious 'oc1::il and economic level'>. c;o are 1here hlacks. l ··e\lt the important thing for me is, don "t lose sight of you. Know who you arc. After rehearsing om show five day~ a week and laping t\.\-o per- formance\ on 1he day of the show. I lead a Ilk ot make-believe. Consequently, on my day~ off and on hiatu'I. I <,earch deeply into Demond Wilson. J must know him lnd what makes him tick. And 1he more I under,tand him, the more l understand you. I believe that one of the hc<.;t v.ays 10 know yourself i-, to observe. Look at what is going on around yo u and try to put into perspective the relationship between people, things and yourself. You will be ama1ed how easy it is to separate the wheat from the chaff. And once you know your- 'elf, you'll 1facover that many things you only dreamed ot become realitic,." Ever since that time ut age four-and-a-half when Demond made hi5 theatrical debut as a cherub in the Broadway production of "Green Pa-;tures" with William Mar~hall as De L:iwd. he hac; been work- ing fairly regularly. When he \\>a<; around seven years of age he wa" in NBC' Sunday serie,, "The Children's Hour" for ahout a year. By the time he was 12, he was tap dancing at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, where he lived. Two years later he began taking acting les.,ons at the American Com- munity Theater in Harlem. Later he 'itudied at the Actors Studio in New York. "Later," he Sa)'· ·• 1 attended Hlinter College for about three yc:ir' and maiorcd in t.l rama. From 1966 to 1968 I <;aw combat duty in Vietnam. When I was discharged, I got my first job in a dramatic TV 'icrics, A'i the World Turns. I also played in The Best of Everything and The Doctors and did a number of commercials. And on stage, I toured with the national company of 'The Boys in the Band.' among other productiom." With hi<; theatrical background, Demond had his chances to hone the rough edgec;, '\O that when Sanford came along he wa'i ready. '"Although I didn't realize it during those earlier days." says Demond ... , know now that r wa'\ d1<;covering De~ond Wil'ion :ind beginning to know ,.,.ho I :101 SATURDAY JUNE2 MORNIN G 6;00 (j) TV 8 Ctassroom 6;30 O (j) Sunrise Semester mtet's Rip 7:00 O P1tchwort family 0 @) er;, The Houndcats 0 CV (]) H.R. Pulnstul (j) TV 8 Classroom m Brother Buu 7:31} O Dusty's Treehouse 0 er;, Roman Holidays 0 A Better Wortd 0 CV 00 J1cltson five ®) Just for Fun m Movies: ''Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy" (r.Dm) '55. "Run, Psycho, Run" (dra) '66 - Elga Anderson, Gary Merrill. 8:00 O (j) Bup Bunny 0 m The Jetsons 0 John W1yne Theatre 0 (I) 00 The Osmonds ~Vision On ID Counby Music m Sesame Street 8:30 0 (J) S1brlna 0 ®) er;, Pink Panther 0 CV Cil ABC Superstar Movie 0 Joy ol Sewina 9:00 tJ (j) Amazinc Chin 0 ®J er;, Underdo& 0 Movie: ''The M1veridl" (wes) '52-William Elliott. O Movie: "Waeons Roll 1t Niaht" (wes) '41-Humphrey Bogart. ID Movie: (C) "Plr1tes of Mon- terey'' (adv) '47-Marla Mon1ez. fll) Mister Roaers' Neichborhood 9:30 tJ Scooby-Ooo 0 (1Q) m The 81rllleys 00 Tijuana: Window to the South 0 CV The Brady Kids (j) Cartoon Camlv1I fll) Ses1me Street 10:00 0 ®) m Sealab 2020 0 CI) 00 Bewitched e?i) Cine en Su Casa 10:30 tJ (I) Josie and the Pussycats 0 G:2J er;, Runaround 0 Roller Games 0 CI) @ Kid Power / Multiplic•· tion Roell 0 Movie: "The Jackie Robinson Story" (dra) '5(}-Jackie RDbinson, Ruby Dee. ID Gospel Singin& Jubilee fll) Mister Rogers' Nel&hborhood 11 :00 tJ @ The fllnbtones 0 @) er;, M1jor leeaue Bueball 00 Film future 0 (]) a) funky Phantom mAd lib fll) Sesame Street 11:30 (])Movie: "It H1ppened In Flat· bush" (com) '42 -Lloyd Nolan, Carole Landis. 0 Cil m Lidsville m MJ flvorite M1rti1n ID Movie: "Mill of the Stone Wom· (Contmued) Page 19 SATURDAY (Continued) en" (MISP) '63-Pierre Brice. Scilla Gabel. l\FTERNOON lZ..."00 B (]) Ardliie'a TY funniei D Jofln w.,... ne.tra 0 Ci) (D I $,.WA I Roctln' Ult Palau A youth-oriented special featuring contemporary music: ind variety .u:ts. from the Hollywood Pa•ace Theatre Guests include musical groups Dawn, The Osmonds and The Hupsmiths. Cathy Rigby, U S. Olympic gymnast. Danny Bon· aduce of The Partridge F1mily, and Gary Wells, a teenage motorcycle jumping champion will also be fea · lured. O Movit: (C) "D•llH" (wes) '50 -Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman. m Llnctr ED Mlst.r haers' Ntlpborhood @D atainpionship Wrut11na 12:30 B Cl) fit Albert ED Seumt Stre.t 1:00 0 Cl) CIS Ctllldre11'1 mm fta· tint (]) Ca111pu1 Profitt 0 KEMPER OPEN GOLF * From Kemper Insurance O Ktmptr Optn C:off From Quall Hollow Country Club, Chartotte, H C , with a total pu~e of $200.000. 00 The Adventurff O Mom: "R•wtlldt" (dra) '51- Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward m Soul Tr1ln C!)NNS (!)Mowlt l :JO rn ConsultaUon (]) Movie: "lulu Btllt" (dra) '48 -Dorothy Lamour. m Championship 80•11•1 tii) Mister Rogtra' Ntl&hborhood @!)Cine en la Tardt 2:00 II Dusty's Treehou11 (]) Sbtchbook O SUtion to St1tion '1he Faces of Christ" 0 'ent Alltry (I) lllttmattonal Hour 0 PGA C:olf "The Sealy Faberge Classic" Top female professional golfers compete for total prize money of $100.000 at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas ®)Thriller m Combat tii) Stume Slrttt ft) Travelurt 2:30 B lactJ•rd s.r1rt (]) Voice of A(riculture (V Movit: "Rampa1e" {dra) '63- Robert Mitchum, Elsa Martinell! 0 Aaricutture USA "The 4-H Fam· ily" Program comes from the Waller Ranch in Covina, where the entire family is involved in 4-H work Each child is responsible for proj· tels ranging from beef animals to sheep. bees, veterinary science. vegetables and horses. Each of the nine children displrys and tells about his favorite project. 0 Mowlt: "Massacrt Rive,.. (wes) '4~uy Madison, Rory Calhoun. 00 Fil• f .. tvre 0 Morie: "Silver Riwr" (wes) '48 -Errol Flynn. Ann Sheridan @) Movie: "Codn11a '*-Utt Thin(' (sci -fi)-Akira Kubo. m Movie: "The Bia Slry"' (dra) '52 -Kirk Douglas. Dewey Martin, Eliz· abeth Threatt. m Tlla Ylrtinlan tii) Mister Roprs• NeiaJiborhood ft) Canldian Adventure 1:30 II The Siesta Is Over 0 On Ca•pus "To Be a Woman" Program focuses on the changing role of tomorrow's woman In the home. society and the world. (])Movie: "facts In Ult Dart" (dra) '60-John Ireland, Mai Zet· tertinf, John Greason. Er) loom! m futbol Socctr ft) A(rlculturt USA 4:00 B Df. Irene Knsorta 0 Wltat's C:oi111 On ''The Black Family'' Willie Davis hosts. 0 Sports Action Profile Champion skier Kiki Cutter is profiled. Eil) first Adventures in Improvising m Roller C:ames ail P1not11111 Lltino ti) Voice of A,ritulture 4:30 B Just Natvraf O Inquiry Maury Green hosts this week's discussion on the psychia· trist and the disintegrating family. 0 MoYie: "Blad: Cat" (hor) '34- Boris Karloff. 0 Celebrity Bowlin& (jJ I Dream of Jeannie lg) Youna Or, IUlda,. OJ &et Smart m Corona Now 4:45 CI) Fil11 feabl~ fl) Roller 6iamn 5:00 0 Anhui Wortd Bill Burrud nar- rates "Children of the Season" 0 Aip Side Stevie Wonder and The Wonderlove guest. 0 (j) 00 (D ABC's Wldt World of Sports (]) ®')Nen 0 Have Gun Will Travel THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. MAY 27, 1973 ED Environment: Today and Tomor· (R) A flashback reveals the events rvw "Plan for Tomorrow" (R) leading up to Richard's ~plilllng with a:) Ritmos dtl Carlbt Judy when he tries to cheer up a m I.ff Tr.wino's SiGJf friend whose wife has Just thrown ti) Speed RKer him out. EVENING 6:00 B 0 mm News 0 Hee Haw Hank Williams Jr. and Arlene Harden guest. (jJ Hip Qapaml 0 The Real Doll steelt Show m The l"ersuaden ED Tumln1 P'oints (R) ail Teab'O del Sabado m Thrtt Stoops 6:301JNtwi 0 IHBC News Confennu 0 CI) 00 (D Reasoner Report Ei) Trts Patines EE) Ac.cion Chicano "Escaramuza Charras" The program focuses on las Anaelinas. the only active char· ra (rodeo) team of women In the United States. m Sabados AJ•&TU m Mandnl Gtntratio11 m lJm. Rascals 7:00 0 Cl) UFO m Sports wiu. Btrtb 0 The Tllrill .... en The challenge of shootin1 the rapids of the Colo· rado River. drar racina on water skis, and a woman race car driver are featured. e lowll111 for Doll1rs (]) fll11 feature ONews D DeaUI Y1tlty Days m Lawrtnc. Wtfk S1low OJ ft Tabs a Thltf fl)LI Tur.a ED WNET Opera Theatre ''Abduction From the Seraglio" (R) A fanciful treatment or Mozart's opera. m El CanuaJt m LassJt (D Lian' Club m Sptecl Racer 7:30 CI) Wild Klnadom O The Mouse Factory Harry Mor· 1an is host for a show about "Man's Conscience." 0 Saperstars of Rod Steven Stills. Fluh. Climu, The Who and The Staple Singers ruest. (i) ~ Ch1tlen19 0 let's Make a Dul m Allred Hitchcock Presents IE Championship Wrestling m r.tanes en Action m Premier a!) Teatro del Sabado ffi Movie: "Affectionately Yours" (com) '41-Merle Oberon, Dennis Morgan. 8:10 B Bridget loves Bernie (R) Sam and Sophie win a trip lo Rome and a private aud1e"Fe with the Pope from a raffle ticket sold to them by Amy. 0 Movie: (90) "Blau Friday" (hor) '4tl--Boris Karlotr. 0 @@ aJ A Touch of Grace "P re g n a n t Conversation" (R) Grace's efforts to persuade Walter and Myra to have a baby almost destroy their marriage. ED Behind the lines "Broadcast· ing and the First Amendment " (R) 9:00 B (j) Miry Trier Moore Show (R) When young Bess Lindstrom's boy· friend meeh Mary, he falls madly in love with her. and the aenera- tlon gap has never seemed so wide 0 ~ m NBC Saturday Movlt: (C) (2l!zhr) "Play Dirt," (dra) '69 -Michael Caine, Nigel Green, Har· ry Andrews. A British Army regi· ment. enroute to stop Rommel's Afrika Corps in North Africa, is ac· companied by a mercenary leader who would do anything for a price -for either side. O CV CiJ m The Straus.s flmnr "Hetti" Johann, the son. fills In love with Hetti Treftz (Margaret Whiting), mistress of a wealthy man. Though she is older and de· spite his mother's objections, Jo· hann marries Hetti and she takes over the management of his career QI Black Omnibus Guests Include Ron O'Neal, Esther Phillips, Papa John Creach, Henna Dean and Fra nklyn Alaye. &)Nino EJl) Humanltlt1 Alm forum '1he Andersonville Trial" (R) 9:30 IJ (j) Bob Newhart Show (R) Bob's "Fear of Flying Workshop" tels a new member when Emily 11rees to fly with Bob to New York. 0Ntws fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (2hr) .. Red River" (wes) '48 -John Wayne, Monljomery Clift. Waller Bren· OJ Minority Community nan, Joanne Dru, John Ireland. 10:001J (jJ M 1 s s Io n: Impossible (R) m Blad! Beauty Phelps IS kidnapped and held for (D Bobby C:oldsboro Show ransom until the rest of the IMF O fnttrnational Zone "Messengers of Peace" A look at the special post1ge stamps designed, printed and sold by the United Nations. D Mowit: (C) "Conquest of Space" (sd·fl) '55 -Eric Fleming, Ross Martin, Phil Foster. m Movie: (2hr) "'Nini and a Prayer'' (dra) '44 -Don Ameche. Dana Andrews. m Lind of tflt Giants tii) fantasy fn Mlmt (R) m CountJ)' Place m Addams family force can steal an incriminating let· 8:00 B Cf) A'I in the hmllJ (R) Mike ter from a safe deposit box and Cl) far Out fllcts Q) Fhltln' Holt a;, Human Dimensions 2:45 fl) Soccer SiltfltU l:OO B Plants Are Like l"eople Host Jerry Baker shows how to decor1te patios and porchu with planters m Klmbl 5:30 II l'w C:ot a S.c:nt O (l)News 0 Untamed Worfd "Waterfowl" @) Movie: (C) (21hhr) "The Third DI(' (dra) '65--Georae Peppard, Roddy McOowall turns chauvinistic when it comes to turn it over to the crime syndicate having his append•• removed by a boss. female surgeon. D Movie: (2'/ihr) "Two for the D (lg) m EmerienCJ "Drivers" (R) S.tsa•" (dra) '62-Robert Milch Paremedlc Gare is determined to um, Shlrley Maclaine. do something about drivers who 0 (}) (]) (D Assignment: Vienna won't yield the right of -way to fire "Annaliu" (R) A woman from Jake and rescue vehicles. Webster's past re1ppears and asks D Rollin' him for help 1n clearing her hus· 0 CI)@ (!) Hert We Go A,1ln band of murder charges .. 10:31 10:4! ll:Ot 11:15 11 :30 fJ T•tn•l' Trials mNews &JI.a Moflntr• @I) Box dt Mexico GI!) Ctllntse Variety Hour &> Lou Gordon Sllow 10:30 fJ Clndid Camera m&JNews - and his tyrannical son comes to power. Cl) Movie: (C) "The Nutty Profes· aor" (com) '64-Jerry Lewis, Stella Stevens. Q) Movie: "Crime 11nd Punishment USA" (dra) '59-George Hamilton, Mary Murphy. @!)Cinema 34 10:45 EIJ JaP1ntse Lanauaae Proaram 12:00 0 90 Tonight Scoey Mltchlll hosts. 11:00 fJ 00 D (j) News fJ Movie: (C) "Dr. Blood's Coffin" @Marshal Diiion (hor} '61 -Kieron Moore, Hazel fJ Boris Karloff Presents Court. m Mo~le: "Win& ind a Prayer" (fQ) Movie: "Dakota" (wes) '45 - (dra) '44-0on Ameche, Oana An· John Wayne. Walter Brennan. drews. 12:30 O Movie: "Of Mice and Men" Q) Good News (dra) '39-Burgess Meredith, Lon al Movie Chaney Jr., Charles Bickford, Betty 11:15 (1) Movie: (C) ''Seraeant Rutledae" (dra) '60 -Jeffrey Hunter, Con· stance Towers. _ 11:301J fabulous 52! (C) "The Naked and the Dead" (dra) '58 -Cliff Robertson, Raymond Massey, Joey Bishop, Aldo Ray, Richard Jaeckel. Story of war in the Pacific and the resentment between officers and their men. O (iQ) News (j) Movie: "The Bia frame" (mys) '53-Mark Stevens, Jeanne Kent. D Movie: (C) "Fall of the Roman Empire" (dra) 164-Stephen Boyd, Sophia Loren. Alec Guinness, James Mason, Omar Sharif. Before Em· peror Marcus Aurelius can make it known that he does not want his son to succeed him, he is murdered Field. 1:00 00 (j) News (lg) Movie: (C) "Smoke Siana!" (wes) '55 -Oana Andrews, Piper Laurie. m All-Nifht Show: "T11aw1 Beach· head," "The Enchanted Cotta re," "Clpt1in Mephisto and the Trans- formation MKhine" llJ Movie: "Murder Without Te1rs" (mys) '53 -Craig Stevens, Joyce ti()lden. 1 :30 fJ Movie: "My Wife's Best Friend" (dra) '52-Anne Baxter, Macdonald Carey. 0 Sc>eaklna f'reelr 3:00 fJ Movie: "The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry" (mys) '45 -George Sanders, Ella Ralnes, Geraldine Fitzaerald. OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE SPURlOCK FAMILY WE PICK UP AND DELIVER in Costa Mesa, Newport, Harbol' Area, Irvine, Leisure World , Mission Vieio, Laguna Beach, Lemon Heights CUSTOM WORK EXPERT HAND FINISHING Superb Altemtion & Drapery Service MONTHLY CHARGES WELCOMED 1534 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. 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MAY 27 3 (C) "Man'• Favorite Sport" (com) '64-Rock Hudson, Paula Prentiss. 5 CC) "For TI'losa Who Think Young" (com) '64-Jamea Darran. Pamela Tiffin, Paul Lynde. 11 (C) "Don't Go Hear the Water" (com) '57-Glenn Ford, Goa Scala, Earl Holliman. 6 "A Hight at tfla Opera" (com) '35--The Marx Brothers. 9 CC) ''Tha Pride and the Pliulon" (dra) '57-Frank Sinatra, Cary Grant. Sc>phla Loren. 7 3 6 (C) ''That's Uv Boy" (com) '51-Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin. 6 "Winter Camlval'r (rom) '39--Ann Sheridan. Richard Carlson. 9 "0..try Rldff Again" (wes) '39-James Stewart. Marlane Dietrich 11 "All the Kines lien" (dra) '5()..-Broderick Crawford, John trel1nd. Joanne Dru. 7 (C) "The Fly" (sci·fi) '58-David Hedison, Vincent Price. 13 "Pay or Ole" (dra) '60--Ernest Borgn1ne, Zahra Lam~rt.. 7 5 9 10 9 13 2 7 5 9 4 10 7 a 9 13 8 1 5 9 7 9 J3 2 7 5 9 9 13 2 MONDAY, MAY 28 CC) "1001 Arabian Hlchts" (cartoon) '60-featurlna Jim Backus as the voice of Mr. Maaoo. "Two tor the Seesaw" (dra) '62-Robert Mitchum. Shirley MacLalne. "Johnny Cool'' (mys) '63-Henry Sliva, Elizabeth Montaomery, Jim Backus. . (C) "Thunder of Drums" (dra) '61-Rlchard Boo11e, Geo rae Ham ilton, Richard Chambertaln, Charles Bronson "At War Wltll the Army" (com) '51-0 ean Martin, Jeri')' Lewis. "Slffp,lnc Car to Trieste" (mys) '49-Jean Kent. 8 CC> 'Welcome Home, Johnny Bristol" (dra) '71 -Marton Landau, Jane Alel(ander, Brcx:k Peters. TUESDAY, MAY 29 (C) "Who's Been Sleeplnc In My lled1" (com) '63--Etlzabeth Mont· 11romery, Dean Martin. Marton Bafsam. Jolt St. John. r'Two for the Seesaw" (dral '62-Robert Mite.hum, Shirley MacLaone. "Mr. Moses" (adv) '65--Robert Mitchum, Carroll Baker. · (C) "Ho Promises Ho Pledges" stus John Davidson, Jack Cassidy and Lauren Hutton: "Go Sina th• Sonp. Mark" stars Chri stopher M itchum a11d Bonnie Bedell•. (C) "Stranc• Bedfellow." (com) '65--Re><:k Hudson. Glna Lollobrlalda 3 6 (C) "five Desperate Women" (dra) '72-Anlanette Comer, Stefa· noe Powers, Julie Sommars, Denise Nicholas, Joan H1ckett, Robert Conrad, Bradford Dillman. (C) "'four Money or Your Wife" (com) '61-0onald Sinden, Peay Cummins. "A Hard Day's Nl~ht" (mus) '64-The Beatles. •'Tlla Youns Guns ' (wes) '57-Auss Tamblyn, Gloria Talbott. (C) "Which Way to the Frontf" stars Jerry Lewis. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 (C) "The Pleasure of Hit Company" Part I (rom ) '61-Fred Att•irt, Debbie Reynolds, Lilli Palmer. ''Two for the SeeHw" (dra) '62-Robert Mitchum, Shirley Mact..ine "Road to Hone Kong" (com) '62-Bob Hope, Bina Crosby. 3 6 IC) "Curse of the Fly" (hor) '65--Brlan Donlevy, Carole Gray, George Baker. (C) "Rider In the Night" (mys) '64-Johan Van Heerden . "T•n.IJl•r'' (dra) '46--Maria Mofltezj Kent Taylor 8 (C) Operation: Heartbeat" st ars ames Daly THURSDAY, MAY 31 (C) "Th• PleH ure of His Company" Canel (rom) '61-Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds, Liiii Palmer. "Act of Love" (dra) '54-l<lrk Douglas. Dany Robin "Adventures of Don Juan" (adv) '49--Errol Flynn, Vlveca Llndfo~. (C) "Woman of Straw" (dra) '64-Glna Lollobro1ld1, S.a" Connery ''The Great Adventure'' (nature fllm ) '54. 8 (CJ ''The Hiii'' (dral '65--Sean Connery. Ian Bannen FRIDAY, JUNE 1 7 ''The Seventh Sin" (dra) '57-Eleanor Parker. Georae Sanders, Jean Pierre Aumont . 5 ''Two for the S.uaw" (dra) '62-Aobert Mitchum, Shlrle_y MacLalne 9 "Action In the Horth Atlantic" (dra) '43--Humphrey Boaart. Ray· morid Musey. 2 8 (C) "The Malt••• Blppy" (com) '69-Dan Rowan. Dick Martin. Carol Lynler,. 2 S (C) 'Wiik With Love and Death" Cdra) '69-Ari1ehca Huston, Assaf Dayan U 2 (C) "Quick. Before It Uelb" (com) '64-Geor11e Maharis, Anjanerte Comer. Robert Morse 13 (C) ''The Climax" (mys) '44-Susanna Foster, Borla Karloff SATURDAY, JUNE 2 9 "Red River" (wes) '48-John Wayne, Montgomery Clltt, Walter Bren· nan, Joanne Oru. 5 "81•ck f rlday" (hor) '4()..-Borls Karloff, Bela Lu1os1. 4 10 (C) "Play Dirty" (dra) '69--Michael Caine. Nl&el Green, Harry Andrews 5 "Two for the Seesaw" (dra) '62-Robert Mitchum , Shlrley MecLaine. 11 "Win* •nd a Prayer'' (dra) '44-Don Ameohe, Dana Andrew5. 3 (C) Sergeant Rutledge" (d ra) '60-Jeffrey Hunter, Constance Towers. 2 (C) ''The Naked and the 0.ad" (d ra) '58--Cliff Robertson, Raymo11d Massey, Joey Bishop, Aldo Ray. 6 ''Th• Bii Frame" (mys) '53-Mark Stevens. Jeanne l<•nt. 7 (C) "Fall of the Roman Empire" (dra) '64-Stephen Boyd, Sophie Loren, Alec Guinness, James Mason, Omar Sharif. 8 CC) ''The Nutty ProfH sor" (com) '64-Jerry Lewl1, Stella St•vens. 13 "Crime and f'unlshment, U.S.A." (dra) '59-Georee Hamtlton. Mary Murphy. 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FOR BEAR BM ANT, Alabama foolball coacla How did you get yow nickname "Belll'"'?-Douglaa H~ Santa Su.ma, Calif. •I was a big farm kid living oear Fordyce, Arie. We bad walked into town to Mr. Smith's picture theater. They had some man there with a bear and they were offering a dollar a minute to anyone who would wrestle iL Well. fd have wrestled King Kong for a dollar a minute! So they brought FOR MONTY HALL, MC of .. Lei.• Male a Deal" What happens to the articles that people give you in trade? -Mn. Cary Durow, Saginaw, Mich. • Cakes and other such goodies are eaten by the ca.st and crew. Toys and items that are salvageable are given to underprivilcdged children and Good Will Industries. What- ever nobody wants, we throw away. FOR CWRIA ST£1NEM You always complain about job discrimination against wom- en. How many men are employed at your "'Ms." magazine? -Joe 7.eloof, Edison, N.J. • One requisite for editorial jobs at .. Ms ... is an understand- ing of what ifs like to be a woman. Obviously, few men have this understanding. We'd employ them if they had it, and i/ they were better qualified than female applicants. We do hire non-chauvinist men for some non~torial jobs. Currently the magazine bas three full-time male employees. FOB A./. FOYT, auto racer When tr racer comes into the pits be stays in his car and is given a drink at the end of a stick. Wby?-N. C. Wimmer, Westminster, Calif. • Indianapolis Speedway regulations provide that onJy seven crew members can work on the pit apron. These men usually are involved in the refueling or tire changing. so the driver relies on some other crew member behind the wall to provide him with a drink of water and a clean pair of gog- gles-by using a Jong sticlc. FOR JEANE DIXON, clairvoyant What do you see in store for the United States doflar?-John Randolph, Durham, N.C. • That the U.S.S.R. will help stabilize it, but I don't know how this will come aboul M-v V , 11173 Name Address this bear out-my friends sakl it was scrawny but it loolc.ed 30 feet tall to me. It had a muzzle. I knew enough about wrestling to get the bear down, get a hold on him and lceep my body away from him, which I did. That was easy. But then the bear started getting up. We went up and down a couple of times, and then I noticed the muzzle was off and I reached behind my neck and found some blood. I jumped off. the stage and took off. When I went bade to get my money the man and his bear were gone. AD I got out of it was a nickname. FOR KJTTY CAHUSLE I note that whenever athletes are on -ro Tell the Truth,. you seem to guess righL What's the uy tq, your IUCCleSS? , -D. L. McGregor, Atlantic City, N.J. • Athletes are usually very poised. I study the faces ol aD three contestants when they give the same name at the be- ginning of their segment. The imposters usually give them- selves away by the unsure way they give the name. FOR TIM PALMER, pitcher for the Baltimore Oriole& There has been tallc that the new designated-hitter ruJe in the American League will lead to more beanballs because the pitcher, never having to bat, does not fear retaliation. What do you think?-John Jethro, Boston, Mass. • It's true that the onJy way you11 be able to get bade at a pitcher now is to throw into the dugout. But I think these fears are unfounded. lo a war Ii.Ice that, both sides get hurt and no manager is going to allow it. FOR SEN. HERMAN TALMADGE (D-Ga.) What do you think of the Suifreme Court now that President Nixon has changed it a bit?.1L Gordon, Jooesboro, Ark. • They have made a shambles out of our public school sys- tem. They have placed revolving doors on all the criminal courts of this country, and they have generally made a de- structive nuisance of themselves. Sometimes I think the motto, "Equal Justice Under Law," should be removdl frpm the front of the Supreme Court building and replaoed"'Jith the statement. -We Know BesL • FOR SALLY KELLERMAN, stamng in "Lon Horizon .. Do you think it is possible few an attractive woman to have men sbidly as frieods?-J. Laby, North Oiicago, m . • I think it's a luxury and very difficult. If there is no love, be sees someone else. But I do thinJc it is possible. I know I have friends who nre men. • Phone ASJ4. No. can~spol the camel Fillers smoker? Even et the firemen's parade. everyone seems to have a gimmick-almost everyone. ........ _,__... ____ .....__ ____ ~----Pick the one who doesn't. 1. Sorry. Meet "Clean Ed" Mealmangel, discount diner owner. Gimmick: Leaves his thumb print in mashed potatoes. Smokes ABL's "Any Brand Left" in the ash trays. 2. No. And no. Tex'n'Tilly, icky-poo radio-TV personalities. Gimmick: If it moves. interview it. They once even used a stethoscope to talk to a mole. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 3. Jerry Jibroni. Spends so much time setting up, he never sees parade. Smokes cigarettes so super-long he almost needs binoculars to light them. 4. He's Tom Thump. His bass drum really is a gimmick: Can't stand the noise, but he likes to wear it. Puts cotton in his ears and in his cigarette filters. 5. Right. He en- joys the passing parade, without any gimmicks. That's why he smokes Camel Filters. They're good tasting, easy and honest. His kind of "-Cigarette. 6. He's "Sweeps" Streate. Hopes mounted police won't parade. But they always do. 20 mg. "1ar'.' 1.3 mg. mcoune av. per cigarette. FTC Report f EB.'73. "You Never Listen to Me •••• "' Seven \\Bys to Correet This Most Conuno1) "Youngsters in some schools nowadays are being taught the 'one L' along with the three R's. Dozens of corporations send executives (and their wives) to courses that will improve their listening skills. And famil' cou,.. selors are training thousands of husbands and wives, parents and children, to listen construe.. lively to one another. Here are some of the experts' sugges- tions that can help you to be a better listener •... " By Norman Lobsen.z A ew years ago a judge ruled that a husband does not have to listen to his wife's conversation. In these days of equal rights for both sexes, he'd probably grant a wife the same priv- ilege. But most experts on family life would agree that the judge was mis.'!ing the point, because listening properly to what other people arc sJying is one of the most important-anti surprisingly dir- ficul1-1hings lhat any of us can do. Recently, for example, a woman I know thought she'd plea"e her husband by getting rid of the piles of old maga- I wish you would be friendlier to your Mother-In-Law instead of being so friendly to all those people in your weekly Poker Game .... By the way, I need More Money for the kids' clothes .... zincs and clothing that cluttered up their attic. ··1 told him about it during dinner," she said. "But though he'd been after me for weeks to get the junk cleared out, all he said now was, 'Uh-huh, uh-bub.' Then, about an hour later, he suddenly asked me when J was going to do some- thing about the mess in the attic. I didn't know whether to laugh or to throw some- thing. He hadn't heard a word rd said!'' Today, most people arc aware of the importance of fuU and frank communi- cation between spouses, between parent and child, or indeed between any persons who want to share joys. discuss problems or make plans together. Yet all the talk- ing in the world is useless unless those we are talking to know bow to listen. U stening seems like a simple thing to do well. But research shows that most of us are poor listeners. For instance, sci- entific studies indicate that the average person grasps only a third of the factual content of what he hears, and remembers accurately only about half of that third. More significantly, he's not any better at "listening with the third car"-piclting up the emotional overtones in what's be- ing said: (How many times, for example, have you s.'lid, "But couldn't you tell that I was angryT' Or, "Djdn't you rcali7.c 1 was joking?") One reason we have trouble listening effectively is that we learn to tune out much of what is said to us in self-defense. Speech expert Dr. Herbert Hildebrandt estimated that we spend half our time being talked to by teachers, bosses, sales- men, neighbors, and all those voices on radio and television. Little wonder we tend to screen out what we don't want to hear. Jn addition, the sheer volume of noise around us. from traffic to jets, hampers careful listening. One couple told me the first time they ever really listened to each other was when a snow- stonn blanketed their town and muffled every outside sound. Another reason for poor listening is, paradoxically, that we can listen five times as fast as we can speak. Psycholo- gist Dr. Stuan Margulies has pointed out that during the time it takes for Z to speak 100 words, Y actually bas "brain room'' for 500 words. Thus, white Z talks, Y listens with a traction of his capaciry-and uses the rest to reminisce, plan, wool-gather or chink about what he's going to say when Z st.ops. But among friends and family-where good listening is most important-the big- gest obstacles arc bad li.rtening habit.r. One, surprisingly enough, is due to the way v~ 1973 /iinrl(v~ n. Ne• "* lbgah• MO«TON FRANK, Pre9fdent Ind Pu.,.._r LEONARD 9. DAVIDOW, Chelnnan fact that the people know each othc well. A Wife, say, bears her husban complain about his job. Business is off pressure for sales is increasing. But she', heard this many times before. and i>a) to hcnelf, in effect, '1bere he goes abou his job, again." This time, however, he husband really does have a problem. Hi. sales quota has been upped sharply, an if he doe'!n't deliver he may be fired. H i'i not merely griping; he is looking to hi wife for encouragement or advice. Du he is not likely to get it. Bored by wha she takes to he "the same old com plaints," she is only half-listening. Another bad listening habit is .ulecti~ listening: picking out the bits and piece ol conversation that interest you an turning a deaf ear to the rest. A husban of ten does this while reading the pa pc or watching television. Without actual! paying attention to what his wife is sa ing, he will put in his "yes, dears" whc he !lenses that she is waiting for his reJ tion; but be may perk up and listen mor <itrentively when she mentions that th attractive wife of their new neigh likes to sunbathe in her bikini in I backyard. Increasingly, experts in family life a recognizing the importance of good Ii tcning. By encouraging communicalio it prevents the buildup of grudges a misunderstanding. By cutting lhrou feelings of loneliness and isolation. AOVDmSINO: PATRJCIC M, UN89'EY. V.P.-Ad Director B>rTa..IAL: MORT PERSKY, V.P.-Edltor-ln-Ctllel Sffl U,.t.ky, Marketing Director; Gerald S. Wroe, Eastern Mgr.; Aobef1 D. Glick, Assoc. ReJno'* Oodlon, Managing Editor; fUClhard V.actd, Art Director; Eastern Mgr.; Joe Frsz.er, Jr., Ctticago Mgr.; A~ T. ftrftft, Detroit Mgr. Routrn A......,... Women's E.itor; -.ttrn Hamett,. Food Editor; Helea H-atton, Mat.. Art Olr., PUBLISHER AEUTIOMS: ROBERT D. CARNEY and LEE &.US, V.P..s and Co-Directors; Audrey Ahn. Jo.I HeN1c:ben and Hal Landon, Assoc. Editors; Pictures, Glorte 8rlet'. Robert H. ~Mgr.; Robeft J. ~.Pub. Semen; .'°9epfl Q. Aa..troog, Assl Contributl"9 Edltora: ,_. '· ()ppentl•I••. Hollywood; LMTJ Bortst1tift, Spom. to Pub.; Robef1 a.nbr, Promotion: c.yt Eller, Merchand~nv Mgr.; Eunice Alc:Mw, ~tOll: M1ltla..,. Zlppldt, Director; Ak:Nrd W.odt, Mgr.; Robwt9 eo.... Ad Makeup. Transportation; Loufl Laraia, Olatrlbutlon. HHdquM111ft: M1 Le~Awe., M.Y .. N.Y.10022 ~ 1171 FAMILY WEEICLY, INC. All rtghta ,_fWd. 4 • FAMll Y WEE Kl V. May 27. 1973 -Husband-Wife Complaint helps to do away with the idea that "no one understands me." And because a good listener can respond inteUigently to what has been said to him, discusi.ions don't get short-circuited or distorted. The continuity of communication is pre- served. As a result, youngsters in some ~boob nowadays are being taught the .. one L .. along with the three R's. Dozens of curporations send executives (and their wives) to courses that wiU impro"e I heir listening 1ddlls. And family counselors are training thousands of husbands and wi\'es, parents and children, 10 listen constructively to one another. Here are some of the experts' suggestions that can help you to be a better listener: 1. Try to keep your own feelinp- anmety, wony, enthusiasm, anger- from interfering. Listen objectively. 2. Beware of "tune-out'' word• ('•mother-iHaw," "poker game," "more money") that raise emotional hackles and make you turn off on what's being said. 3. Uaten for whllt lhe speaker ia try- ing to a~complish by his remarks. ··1 suppose 1 should stay home today and paint the bedroom," your husband muses on a bright summer Saturday, waiting tor your response. Does he want you to talk him out of the chore'/ Or docs he want your encouragement that will help him tackle it? 4. Be alert to facial expressions, gestures, body poeiitions. Prof. Ray Birdwhistell, University of Pennsylvania expert on body language, claims these arc often more revealing than actual words. When you spot a furrowed brow or clenched fist, even when the words arc mild, you are listening with your eyes as well asean. 5. Concentrate on voice tones. Like gestures, they can indicate the emotional meanings behind words. The same sen- tence can mean many different things de- pending on how words are emphasized or the tones in which they are said. 6. Good listening is enhanced by choosing the proper time for impor- tant conversations. A man watching a football playoff on 1V or a wo man in the midst of following a complicated recipe is not willing or able to lislcn attentively to anything else at the momenl. 7. Anally. to help ottterw listen well to you, make lt clear that you expect to be tiatened to. Say: "Thcrc'i. some- thing important I want to tell you, .. or '1 'herc are three thing.'« I have to say." Such an approach usually guarantees that your listener will be all cars. FAMILY WEEKLY, M1y 27. 1973 • I Now if a Fonl, Mercury or J,incoln owner needs help when he's on the road, he can call for it. 800-648-4848 .. --CM.4' .._.,, SERVICE CONVENIENCE CARD. ~::.-r. =· ';4't. '-'~--rOlfu;_ ~-.:S.=-:...":,-::.:= ~ , ............. u.i.i~ ....... ""-.............. ,.. ... ~ flf NNtf•"f .. .r011 lM4~.._LWff .. .,,.. M ........... ........... -~·ti"'• ......... Uft ~ ........ yW M ........ fll• ........ .... '""• l• ., ~ _._... ~ w•t ...._. .,......,.. H ~ ._. N DIME GOES HERE .. _.. ...... " ......... ,.., ............. ,..,,,....,_ ,..,.. ,.... •'..C.• • ..,.__,"" , ...... l.iil'llAl ........... .,.rr ..... We listen. And because we do, we know that one thing that makes car owners unhappy is to have car trouble when they're rar from home. So we've done something about it. Announcing the Service Convenience Caret Ifs yours free for the clipping (or you can get a more substantial version al most Ford or Lincoln- Mercury dealers). With its toll-free number you can call a central service information office anytime you have a problem with your car. It's open for business 24 hours a day, seven days a week. And you can call it from any point in rhe continental United States. The operator will tell you the name and telephone number of the nearest Ford or Lincoln-Mercury dealer. If it's after business hours, the operator can usually give you the name of a local towing service, or suggest where to get minor repairs. If you want, the operator will even help you make a motel reservation. This is just one of the ways our dealers arc working toward a goal: No unhappy "OdlcY ..... .,_ .. ...,... 0... lia:No-a..ppy-· ---------- (Oip and save) owners. Herc arc some others: You'll get gan.nteed 5a'Yke. Over 6.000 Ford and Lincoln- Mercury dealers now guarantee their service work for 4,000 mites or 90 days. which- ever comes first. If repair or replacement fails in normal scr· vice within that period, they'll fix it I .1 i IJml!JMJt'!M!t ~ ii ~ .. free of charge. Parts and labor. Voa cu cha~ the •Mk. Most of these same dealers honor five major cred it cards for ser- vice work. Master Charge, BankAmcricard. American Express, Carte Blanche and Diners Oub. In the car repair business these dealers arc the only new car dealers with a plan to accept all five nationally. You'll get a senice report card. Attached to your service bill, you'll - find a report card. It asks you to comment . __ on the dealer's !lervice. t .. ~·~ l j It's his way of finding ~ • _: ;:- out what he's doing right and what might need improving. So far S83,000 cards have been returned. 9S ';·~ say that the owners arc satisfied with the service work done on their cars. The same toll-rree numbtt gets you the address or our nearest Customer Senitt Oistrici ~-You probably won'& have lo contact them. Most problems arc solved right at these Ford and Lincoln-Mercury dealerships. But if you still have a problem, you or the dealer should contact the Ford Customer Service Division Office nearest you. Describe your problem. A Customer Servic~ representative will contact you quickly. And he 'II work with you and the dealer to try to straighten things out. For any other information about our cars and trucb, or if you want to know ~ we stand on safety, emissions, quality control-anything-write: Ford Motor Company Listens, Box 1973. The American Road, Dearborn. Michigan 48121. Let us know what's on your mind We listen better. And we'd like to prove it to you. ttOther dealers lime their goals. Ours is: No unhappy owners!' --_.._a bdtn ktra (~1--..bdta') How to Travel Light This week, Women's Editor Rosalyn Abrevaya tells you how to stretch one suitcase into a whole vacation wardrobe. "In my business," she says, "I log thousands of miles in travel time every year. You can't do that without learning just a few tricks about what to take and what not to." She compiled the following hints, inspired by the techniques of time-management expert Alan Lakein. TWO-WAY OUTFIT: Hel9'a a zippy ..... oe..,....._.., ...... F-r In wri....,,.. Quintina polJntM. Siahl _.... ..... en No need 1o ...... to JOS ........... lllllored pads ccme wlll ._ GUiii. 11tE IC9eO Of CLOTHES TO BUY: a.oo. ~ .............. tlllL ~ ;, .....,._n .. 1ar •• ,. .... -.. ......... 11111t ......... ..... ... • pll ... d tldrt Of culled cloald- d-* ......... en-aklrt wafts......., ................... plaid ..... on a. cowr.) Hat by n..... AhnM. Luggage.,, s.n.o.11 ... t • FAMILY WEEKLY, Mt1y27, 1973 -and Sdil Dress \\ell I f you believe that "time is money" and sbouJd be managed efficient- ly, you're well oo the way to reaping the reward of adding houra of "fun" and less "fuss" to your va- cation with these tips: 1. Ruthlessly limit yourself and your family or companions to one suitcase each, carry-on size. If you 're flying, you'll save hours while every- one else waits for luggage to uoJoad. If you're driving and making over- night stops, you eliminate excessive rCpacting. 2. Plan your travel wardrobe (preferably separates) by dividing your choices into A, 8 and C cate- gories. Eliminate the C group (least favorite), then re«>rt the B's into either the A or C group. Here's a checklist to make this technique easier and to keep you within the ~caselimiL 1. Do you feel attractive in a par- ticular outfit? 2. Does it fit well? 3. Does it color-coordinate; i.e., mix with at least two other pieces of clothing you plan to tab? Htn arc some otbec wardrobe hints: Cut down on shMs and acces- sories. Silver-or gold-tid pumps will go with any color for evening. Beige shoes with crepe soles (for walking comfort) are a good neutral for day. Acceswries should do double-<luty. Jn lingerie, the driJHlry kind is your best choice. But look into dis- posables. Paper panties are comfort- able, absorben~ can be rimed out or discarded. Don't forget rain gear-a plastic raincoat in a pouch, foldable ga- loshes and a tc1escopic umbrella. These will save you the time and ex- pense of bunting for rainwear in case you're "rained in" on vacation. Upon arrival at a hotel or motel, all items should be placed at their poinJs of usage: toiletries io the bathroom, slippers and sleepwear at the bedside, your separates ward- robe (if you're following our advice) in the closet, with tops to one side, bottoms to the other. You save time by switching and mixing right at the closet area. Even though the weather may be warm outside, remember that mo.rt hotels are air-conditioned. Save time. Talce a wrap when dining or being entertained within the hotel. "The same advice goes for touring from morning to sundown, when a chill DON'T WASTE lllNUTES CHANGING: You cm loot g&---. .a dey, .. paaWdt or for c:oc:kfllla ..t dmnclng, In • ~-drying ....,, ............ cir-, knit ol Slrylon nrtan tor ~ Spottsw..-. breeze may set in. If you really want to enjoy your vacation, resist the tendency to take outfits you think you should be get- ting use out of. wbeo you will prob- ably wear only two or three favor- ites. And, if you arc visiting several locales oo vacation, re.member that you won't be suing the same pe<>- pk, which will reduce your wardrobe needs.. .-W.try: K.J.L sno.: Mitter EY9 &lngl-by Amert<*\ Oc>tlc&I. Cow r: Sepera1" by Jack Winter of Quint ... po,,._., knH. , FAMILY WEEKLY, M•lf 27, 1973 W 7 Qualityi $19.95! mn I IMrl, --'· M ................... -.cu C111i-.1 ••• tw belting,,_ redls. sticks, and logs! ~ inllatatill canoes and dngllies n ... tor lishenlleft. campers. skin chefs. river runntn. apartment dWell111. HI· dDorsrn91. peope an Ille go, peope on 1 limited blldglt. and fllllify lunl • NITAll.f: IM llfVes1 lnllatatita ldds 1C1 -,_ ....... r-&.e ID tow people. ~ las ltlM 20 lbs. -'_,, • UR: Muttlpl1, npar1ttfy Inflated 111 ~ make sinUlg vlrtualty lln· pessllle. T ougb viliyt wetlllnl mlterial illlld packs to the slzl °' a ~ Illig! • "9fflWW I: Easy lo ClfTY . . wt ,,.._ utes to lrltlm. 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Starry-eyed Jove is a concept that exists largely in the minds of teenagers and dating couples, and it tends to disappear after marriage soonealor later. 2. Where love and romance arc concerned, a happy man tends to be attracted to good-looking girls, while unhappy men gravi- tate toward plainer lasses. 3. The best way to remain young is to fall in Jove with someone who loves you . 4. It's easy to tell if a couple is in love-and bow deeply they are in love-if you know what to look for. 5. You are more likely to fall in love with someone who arouses feelings of strong anger within you than with someone who arouses only mild emotions or no emotions at all. 6. Love is so illusive and mys- terious that no one can come close to defining it. ANSWERS 1. Fal.u. At Florida State Uni- versity, a sociological study was made of 100 persons before marriage, 100 persons who had been married less than five years, and 100 persons whose marriages had lasted 20 years. Each was tested on an 84-itcm scale designed to evaluate his concept of love-ranging from extreme romanticism (there is only one love; true love is eter- nal) to extreme realism, which defined love in more cairn and less ecstatic terms. Findings: The concept of love of persons married less than five years tended toward the so-calle<.1 "realistic" rather than the ro- mantic end of the scale. But the couples whose marriages were still flourishing after 20 years tended to share the same ex- tremely romantic, starry-eyed concept of love that was found among the group of yet-to-be married persons. 2. 1'ru~. Psychological studies show that the man who is rela- tively happy with himself and the world around him tends to be attracted to the best looking I • FAMILY WEEl(LY. Mey 27. tll73 Cleaning, sanding, painting. Tedious job. But now, you an relax with the full-bodied flM>r only one ciprette delivers ..• This ••• isthe EiMmoment RIOI. RIOt EM Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oerermined That Cigarene Smomg Is Dangerous to Your Heatttl. girls-and the lass he marries is likely to be much better look- ing than the average. However, the man who is less happy with himself and his life-style is apt to become romantically in- volved. with the "plain Jane" type of girl. 3. True. Consensus of studies shows that people who love and arc loved stay young longer, are more res;stant to disease and in- fection, and more successful in their work than persons who lack a satisfying love relation- ship. It has been truly observed that "Those who love deeply never grow old; they may die of old age, but they die young." 4. True-as shown by the find- ings of a psychological study True or False: Starry-eyed love is a concept that exists largely in the minds of teen- agers and dating couples, and it tends to disappear after marriage sooner or later. (See number I) conducted at Harvard Univer- sity, where couples were admin- istered a 13-item love-scale questionnaire, designed to eval- uate their affection for each other. Each couple's behavior toward one another when they were together was then carefully noted by the investigators. The most significant finding : The more deeply couples were in love-the higher they scored on the love-scale test-the more time tlil!y spent gazing into each othu's eyes. S. True-according to the find- ings of a team of social psy- chologists, which show that any strong emotional state-anger, fear, bliss, jealousy or what- ever-can produce feelings of passionate love, if an appropri- ate target for the individual's emotions is present. 6. False. Dr. Judson T . Landis, Professor of Family Sociology at the University of California, offers one of the best and most succinct definitions: "To put it most simply, love is the concern of two people for each other. You love a person if his well- being, his growth toward his greatest potential in all fa cets of his personality, matters to you as much as your own." once you learn how to de-sensitize them, this doctor's ingenious new way ... tf You Sutter From A Single One Of These Torturoua Symptoms Of Nerves, Tension Or Chronic Anxiety, THEN THE FACTS BELOW MAY BE THE MOST IMPORTANT YOU HAVE EVER READ IN YOUR LIFE! Bc:cause they reveal, for the first time, llow >'011T ner1'*s huve tricked 1•<>1• int<> the follo•·in111 mental srmpcor71$: -.tut llnT-ud ovtt-Uritatiotl ••• Wttltioa •.• *tllttllloll ... lou of ~ntt '" ,.,,.._., 111111ot11tts ••• fffll.llc1ol1t•raUt7 ••. OMF .. lldlldllll ----wifll --fwe ~......,... ••• a hopeless feelina \hat '!'OUT entire iicnmtalit7 b c:ominl! apart ... that your identity I~ dlsM>lvlns ... or that you may be helplessly drifting into a ncu·ou!t breakdown! And-equally as bad-llow )Our 11er••et hove rtlcked >Ou into the fol· 10..-in111 physkal iymptoms: chronic faciaue, that si..-ts In the moming, 1111d arows wone as· the day ,ocs on ... · "missed.' hcartbcats-"racin1·· hcart-palpitations-<>r sudden .ttarp pains under the heart ... s-.·cating hands-or .. pins and nttdles" .in rither your hands or your ltp... . .. dl ..... " --.Cll ••• ---•• , dMlldq lttU1111 la ~ daNaC ••• blablU17 to take a dffp bread! ••• ttaltt bD4 ol pain aromtd di« head ••. "rtad.J Co Jlllllp Mt of )'Ollr side" ••• •~ tridl.t of 't'lliotl ••• wml! spcGs ••• '--la, fllM SO«t Oii •111111 llftn alc)lt llfttt ......... hand sl!akln11 .. , panic 1pasnu ... lcnou in your chest ... diZ:ziness ... d1fficuhy in swaUowina ..• vomlling ..• cmd all the othrr pll,-slcal torture$ rl1a1 ''"" >'Our Uft' info onr contln1101u hell! And Every One Of These Nervous Symptoms Can Be Controlled ... And Theft Diminllhed •.• And Then Eliminated-<>FTEN BY AS LITTLE AS THIS ONE SINGLE INSIGHT INTO THEIR HIDDEN CAUSE! And that lnsijtht is th~: If you ~uffer from any of the nervous symptom_\ listed above, then you WHAT OTHERS SAY: " .•. It.riped "'* 10 1t1uclr and nleoud me /rom tM parriculor hrll I lrovr Nt'rt /111trt1 In 61n~ my breakdown sb: }'*O" 010." "I tlltnk a/ Dr. Weekes with od,,.lrorlon and dup iratltudr, "' I am 1ure th01Uand1 of O(/ln people an doln1." "Looklnf boclt. .. ow I am 1Ut1atrd at 1lle pro1reu I "4ve "'odr ill 1uch o romparallvely sllorl tlnir." "It would IH no rxo1protlon ro add tllat yo11r book 1avrd Ill)' "''· .. "Tiie tt1rtltod you rtw for c11re of nrrvous condition• l.1 10 eOrctlvr -11114 so sJmp1r-I cannot tlllnk why, 0111 o/ oU tlw pro- /rulona'Eplr I ltave serrt and all the books I Ila"" read In 011 e[Jort lo "" a c11tt, 1tallt11t1 nlftott>ly /lkl yow l)'Jlem >uu bun JUfff'Jrf' "' me. "Tlte ll't'OI IYOISIUtilltCr )'OU ''"' about tllr distressing physical symptoms o/ o dltt11rbt'd Mr\'OUS 1y1trm Is onr of the 1reatrll 1Hnrfit1 lo IH drrivrd from your book." "You Ctmttot posdbty '""''lnr wllot o r-rl~f It Is ro IH ab1-lo vww U/• """""''' ~""'· ilUIU41 o/ /e,..pottic all 1/te wllik." "I connol kratbt' rlw nnollUff I felt to find, or last, someone who nafty IDldentood 1/N i!lnn, o"d to #rear lier 1ay thr co1ttl/rioft ~ be CMPt'll .••. I Qfl/)I this unclrrstattdlnt fHtSOrt ltlld tllr I/Ml 10 Ulk1 .U 11161 1 11ntkr Mr wbt1." "I wou.14 Wtr/o" to bt-0w tluu my nLrvows con4111ott hos w rreatly bnprow 1/uou11t tlle adv/ct 1traned from your most prt>clous and ln>'Oluabk book ... that all sympto11u ha••r now disopPf'ared and I rarely nt>rd Llbrlu"' or slup/11.f capsulu." "M y pllyllclon Is amoud '" "'" f/ff'01res1 and o/ course I sllowd him yolfr book which /N borrowrd and nod 1horou11tty and is now n commt'ndln1 to other pa1/rn11 In like clrcum- 1tonc~1. •• "My wlfr llas mode a >'OSI lmpro•·emrnr since u1ln1 your book. and ltOW /His /or 1/N (int rime /Ike ftltlnf awoy /rom IM ho•· pllal a/lo~rltttr. I'• s11tt If dtr llad 111111 yo"' trrat"~"' ltt ra'"" yearr 1lw wo11td nrwr /unle "'14 10 10 lttro tlte hosp/fol ot all.'' WHAT THE PUBLISHER SAYS: KOPE AND HELP FOR YOUR NERVES luu wtd o•-er 150,000 copltt and llas blf'ft rndoned by mrdlcal and mrmal· lleo/rll a1sociallon1 throu11to"t tllr world, Mlllion1 o/ AmrrlC'anS """" ltr~ Dr. W*"'"' on tr1l'llbl11tt """ ro41o show• ond It~ Had ttrttt'pts /ro111 11te book wltkli ncenrly opPftU'rd in Rudcr'1 DisuL If you arr Offe o/ tltr "'""" whou nrn-«1 are on ed11t •nil who 11omellm1t1 /ttl pattic •nd don't k"o"' why, tllls nma11t-obll book was wrllle11 /or J'ON. Tlttt rrod1r d/~o•~n rite lllffplr tnatment Ille awl!"' ncom,,.rnds /or tilt drroded ,,,.d mylll/r- lft.6 r~r1'ntt1 known as "nrnrs" -l1td1cLrlon, 1Mftesrlbll1Jy, /ulln11 of pa1tk, slttplrlSMH, los1 o/ CO#f/i41ne1t, 11nreaU1Y, d~ preulon, 1111d COIDftlru otltrr rtt0,,Uud /eelln11 oJ Ill Moflh. must. understand lit onC'C that your nerves an: ~t ill , .. they have not dcleri<>rated ... rlley llaYe not lo1r tlteir true plty1/col hrulth In any wa,•! Whal has happened to them instead 11 1h1l they have simply become OVER-SENSITIZED ... "ru~ raw" by too much outa.ldc irritat\on •.. and orr 11ow Teody 10 dl1cltOT1r: rite emotlott41 and plty1tca/ sympto1n1 o/ panic ar even tllr: 1li1llrr11 rltlnl that 1oe1 "''°"'' Thu$. the dcfrusion ... indecision ... '°"'• of conlidcnoc and alt Uie other ~motiona symptoms you fetl are alt cau.ted by OVER·SENSI· TIZED nerves! And the churning 5lomach ... palpitating heart ... nc'vcr-cndin~ headaches and all the other phyalul ncrvous-symptonu you (1tl arc-again-all caused by OVER.SENSITIZED nerves! And lhcrcforc the way to treat ALL tbe5e symp«oms is NOT with drup ... NOT with •hock ... NOT with medical formulations or h05- piUliz.ations al all! Thi way to trral rllt'se >l#T'lle1 ls to dtoltirr the poi1onou$../ltou111hrs that an l'Ubbln1 thr,.1 raw! And this is done (as proven by this inlemationally-fa!Md pl!y1iclan •>n thous&Mk of patient&) in four Wrlple steps! The first of whic:h 1ropa Mf\'ous l'J'lflptonl6 (borlt p/tyllc11J O#ld rmotlonol) /rolft 11111/tiplylnir /rom that '"°-"' on! The second oC whidl servr1 "' tNrNtdUu OIUI ~""'' down 1l1ou oYer-~ensltltrd nerves Jar more pown/ulJy (and /lf'ntU!l- twntly) thotf <111)' druf o plt-aclst couU r:vee lfl'l'r >"'"I The third of which lets you stop fightina thoiic symptoms (which only !ntensiftcs them In an ever·lncn:uing spiral of llhecr torment). and-1nstead -leave them alone In an ln1ertlo111 WO)I Illar 1111 rlrem lftul lteolfn1t tllemsrlves: And the fourth of which-the Jreat reward-brln111 you 1lowly·buJ· .1urely bo<k to thl pt>rson )'OU use to bt>! With a nr:1t1, rndiuln1 /ulin1 of control and co,.fidr:nu th•r nollllnr can dt11roy! So much 90 that lhl1 doctor actually comes right out and stat~ btunlly: "The od vlct 1lvrn J,ue will defUiitely "'" you, If you only fo/lo"' U"! fn Fact, Ca98 History After Ca• History Proves That Cure May Be So Dramatically Quick Th•t Your Friend• And Family Will Beg You To Ten Them Your Secret! ,,,... OntX acain. it doesn't mauer what physic.al or emotional 1ymptorns you are now sulterln11 from ... how "deeply entrenched" they are ... how lol\ll you have ~ plagued by them ... how "old" or .. _ak" or "out-<>f<ontrol" you may feel today! Hrn ls 1pttlfic. Jtep.by-/,.,mtdlttlt· step advlct' that w/U (apjn 10 quote directly from the doctor) "bo1tbh ever)' urtwelcom1 sr:n:iorlon and re1oln pracr o/ mind and body" I For uatnple: The two-minute self-U'leatmcnt (you perform one-ingenious little action with your cheat) tltot enth sud.den panic sr:lr:urn Oft the •pol-lnduding all their tide effects such .. dizzincu, pins and needles, in· voluntary stiffening of the joint•, Inability to breathe, and all the rest. That "lump In the Ulroat that won't ao away" -now 10 banlsll tr In mlnurn . , . and enjoy eurln' any food you wish la on~ 1110/11! Physical wc:all:.nei.i-perhaps the most dreaded or all aymptoms-and (surprisin1Jy) perhaps rltr fastest of all to /JlmLrlt! How to deal with the twin monsters of fatlsuc and guilt! And le.ave behind emotional exhaustion .•. momin1 depression ... thoughts that once raced around a.nd around In your mind wit.hout cessation! (And leave them all behind-for food!} Why $0 many patients who tried lhae simple techoiquet ocrua/Jy came out o/ tlltlt' nervous sfcknt'11e1 01 /or /iur and 11ron1er people than they ewr -re br:fore! H ow 10 rccovcs from chronic unsioll caused by an buoluable prol:>-km! The only sane way to o¥ercomc 11! How to avoid UJU1eCJCSSary .1ulfcrina, for both younelf and othcn! And, perhaps, taellllllly rwm """" worst tlef~l!lt lttto C'f'O"'"'"' S11«e-.11! The lWCIL and moll permanent way lO cure obecuJonsl How to tap the forces of Nature, evcry mornins, that "" /u•t -irlnt to cute you: H ow ro brint hopplrtrss bock lnro your evtrydoy Ille! Not by waitina (or some great event or reward ... but 1lmpl>' by 4r11rlopln1 thr r:yrs ro su /oy In tllr lillle thlnt• oil around )'Ou! How 10 beat ll\!IOmnia! Again, specific, proven step-by..iitcp lnstruc· tions! Ten different aids th11 may have you waking up tomorrow morn-ing as fresh u a baby, with eight full hours of bllwul sleep rcplenish- lnJ every cell in your body! And-the final l'O•I: How to develop the kind of nervous control that automatically tums panic oft the instant it starts! That frees you forever from "nerve-crutches" such as drup or alcohol! That leis you picli. up your life •iiain from the point where ovcr-Knsltiud nerves forced vou ABOUT THE AUTHOR DR. a..Allt& WEEK.113 became lnten:isted in the problem• of DCl"t'OUS lllneu wtia. abe obeervc:d In her medical prM:tioo that thole who auffcred most 1uffered "nervously." Dr. Weekes is <Amuttlna Pb.)'lk.lan to the Rachel Fonter Hospital In Sydney, AustnUa. She bas Written artklCI for populas maaulnes in fA&Jand a.od ttas appeared widely on Enalidl \de•tsion. Dr. Weekea bas appeared with t.Uke Douatas. Arlene Fune.ls, Bucy Farber and ma~ oUM:r U.S. radio an(l TV lhows. 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If you're suggesting a new piece of equipment. then you should have collected brochures and prices, taJked to a few knowledgeable people, Investigated how this equipment has functioned with similar t.uslnesses, and marshaled evidence that the purchase would benefit your concern. If it's a change in business routine, then you should have thought through why the chang~ is needed, how it could be Implemented, and how It would lltfect your co-wottcerw. (No boss can acceptyourideasforchange if he feels the new system will hamper others.) If, after your best preparation, your idea is rejected, try to analyze why. Sometimes it's a necessary preparatory step you overfooked, Sometimes the idea wasn't really that good. And sometimes you will have stumbled onto a better understanding of your local office polltlca. -Bys. R. Redford FAMILY .KLY, May 27, 1973 e ti You're never too old to hear beller Chicago, Ill. -A free off er of special interest to thoee who hear but do not understand words baa been announced by Beltone. A non~perating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made will be given absolut.e1y free to anyone answerinc this advertiaeDient. Try it to see bow it is worn in the privacy of your own home ~thout cost or obligation of any kind. It's yours to keep. free. It weighs lem than a third of an ounce, and it's all at ear level, in one unit. No wires lead from body to head. Theae modela are free, so we suggest you write for youra now. Again, we repeat. there ia no oost, and certainly no oblip- tion. Write to Dept. 4720, ~ tone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chica&o, Ill. 60646 .. Tiie CONTESSA Is•; 2 lft I buuty bottl slffti, •Iii!! wallet IAd cl11tcll. It loob flke, ffffs llllt e1- pensln calfsllln-l>Vt won't scqtdl .nd "qe" like ailf. Actuallr Mlll-tlllllt vlnyl. ComalM ••llet. coift purse. see-tllru podets '°' pttot.os, credit c1rds, ett.. plus vlflJI lloklen fof 5Umf1$, otller Sllllll Items. Ewe" his secret zip- pered "t11duw1y" pocket! RQOl'llY 51' • 7". Ill fashion colon -Bone °' ltd. • t t11ltlals wanted·------- 1 ..... '---------- f a i;t. ra~y to UR<'. W 11rl..o.; f'\l'r \' linw. QUIK-flX 11r ;v1111r 111•1111·\ h.u I.. l>fnt.,,.11_..1o11,1 Quips&Qu~ ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By AicMrd Annour NAME CALI.ING I've heard about a stAJemate. It is a wont, I guess, ~no doubt, have spobo Who play the gJme of chess. But I have come to wonder, A thought I rather hate, If stalemate isn't something Relerriog to a mate. Not mine, DOt mine, I hasten To say-not such as she. My mate is fresh u ever, As fresh u she can be. And ii my mate J sometimes Call fresh, she shouldn't wail. She'd have more cause for worry HI should say, "'You're stale." Life i.f getting more and more hectic. Nowadays. when I fill oul o quemon- nalre and il 6tlys RACE, I put dot.en RAT! -Robert Orben THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kida aee life difterently. Send original conlrlbuUona lo "Child," Family Weekly, CMt Lexington Ave .• N.Y .• N.Y. 10022. $10 If used-none returned. My young son walked io as I was bleaching my hair for the first time and asked what I was doing. I simply said. 'Tm sham- pooing my hair." The next room- ing he came into the kitchen and with a puzzled ]ooJc on his face and ~ .. deed, "What kind of sham- poo did you use, Mom?"' Wbeo I asked him why be wanted to know, he said, "Because you never washed your hair so clean before.· -Mrs. Williom Crawford, La! Vegaa, Nfm. ........... (·"···· ., , JULIET LOWELL'S CELEBRITY LE 11 ERS Juliet Loweu. author of the ali-tlme but-eeller "Dear Slr," collec._ unlnten- tlonally humorous letter• to and from people In all walks of life. To Mr. Boger St.rl>aclt Dear Mr. Starback: It was clearly or- dained that you would become a Football Hero. With that name of yours, how could JOU help it-ST AR -that's what you are and a quarter· back to boot. Congratulations that you have carried out your destiny. An Admirer P.S. My boyfriend just read this letter. He says that your name is not Starback, it's Staubach. He says l shouldn't mail this letter, you'll just think rm dumb. A man with a broken leg encased in a heavy cast wanted to visit relatives in another state. The young airline ticlcet agent sympathized with him, but explained he would probably require two seats. 0 However," suggested the helpful young lady hopefuTiy, "if you go in the middle of the week, your leg can tTave) family plan." -Dan Bennett 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Mey 27, 1Q73 With show., for Oscars, Emmys and Tonys. when will they have an awaf'd for the best award show?-Franlc Tyger By Frank a.glnskl Unl.E EMILY "Mom, remember earlier lhl9 evening when a foolish little girt told you .,.. would never •k you for anything 99afn .. long .. •he lived •.• ?" I~ m ·~ Worldt I PETULA a.ARK How nol to ....... ......,, P1oblenl9 .... people don't hne to worry llbout: .. No, .. says Petula Clark. .. [ doo•t enjoy being an eotmtamer now that f m the mother of three! But I try to arrange my dates so that I can be with the chi.ldn!O as much as possible. I am ooostantly tom by guilt about not spending enough time on my career. This year. our family will have no more than four months at home in Switzer- land. rn be able to have the cbiJdreo with me when I appear at Harrah's in Lake Tahoe, because rD have a house of my own on the lake. When I do my BBC show in Londoo, rD By home every weekend to Geneva. Frankly. it's oo way to raise a family ... Harry TnwnM, in amwer to whether he thought we'd ever have a woman President: "'Well. it•s not beyond the bounds of pom'biJ.. ity ...• There im't any doubt but what a woman would make a good Prfm- dent They mab good aenaton: good members of the y._ House of Represen- tatives and have held other important [Government] oftioes .... ·From "The Wit and Wisdom of Hany S. Tnnnan .. (Stein and Day. $4.9.5). HOW TO GET AROUM> wmtOUT LEAVING HOllE H you don't like Ille W.. from your picture window, just press a button. wait a minute, and the view will -~ ' \ 1.--' ~ I \ . change -that's if you happen to be architect Richard Foster. whose ~ valving house in Wilton, Conn., can face the pond in the morning, the pine Rldmd ~ woods in the after- noon, and the rolling hills in the eve>- DATES: The Indianapolis 500 will take place llondllJ. ANNIVERSARIES: Queen Eliubeth was crowned in Westminster Abbey 20 years ago Saturday. BIRlltDAYS {all Gemini): Sundar- Henry Kissinger 50; Hubert Humphrey 62; Vincent Price 62. llondlly-Carroll Baker 4.2; the four surviving Dionne Quintuplets 39. Tuuar-Bob Hope 70. Wedneecley-Benny Goodman 64. Thu.....,_Norman Vinoeot Peale 75; Joe Namath 30; Clint Eastwood 43; Ding. At top speed the house makes a full tum in 48 minutes, and at the slowest it takes four hours. One stidcy prob- lem: How do you keep all the utility oonnectioo.s from twisting themselves into a useless tangle? Well. aplains Mr. Foster slyly, that's why it pays to be an architect! He, Mrs. Foster, and their three sons have had a steady stream of visitors through the house ever since they moved in. People just ring the bell and asJc to come in. Esti- mated cost: $250,000. Prince Rainier 50; Don Ameche 65. Fridar-Pat Boooe 39; Andy Criffitb 47. Saturdar-Johnny Weissmuller 69; Stacy Keach 32. 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MARRY. ... HE AIN'T GONNA LEAD US YEAMl WE MP/( AS WEl,l DRIVE ciQTl.TO THE RODEO GROUNDS~. ' •' . ... BY$!ME MIRACLE MAYBE EOGAR'LL WIN'ENbuGH PRIZE MONEY TO HAKE: BILLY JO H0Yi'Y£AH. HIS TRAii.ER'S DOWN THE l:INl:TMERE I ' TO EDGAR'S TRUCK1 E .i ~ • .. • • . , . .. -• -~ • .. • .. • ., • • . , ·' • . .... ' • I ' .. • ; :1 • • • _, • ~ • •. •' • .. ; l • • l ' .. ~ ... '· • --. •• .. • ""' • AR<CIHllllE .....--"-· ..,---. . . r::==::::--r:.-:::::;:;:~-;;;-1'1 r. DON'T OAflJ: ! THI'. TRUCK' LL ei=.r STUCK! SHORE!. • • • • • ., "' . ' • . ~ • ' • : • • • • • • • • • • • : • • • , ' e....... • ' • • • • • • . • • i ' • • V'C""N Pt1T YER BOATIM · TtfAR.' IT'S A PUBLIC AAMP! ' .. UNDER WATER.· ••• STILL HllCHI=-~ 10 , THE TR,A\ILl!.R. ,'f " ' . I THE BACK PAYMENTS Of! HIS TRlXK ! • • NO'MIY. .. OL' EDGAR'S A REAL_, LOSE,.. DAGllABIT... l'M LOSIH' MY STIRRUP.I BoB MONUfNA- You GONNA -LEAVE IT THERE? :r JUST HOPE ·THE MACKEREL .ARE STILL1 RUNNING. - I .. I Tell"'°'-'· TW.CY, IF" TMIS l<ID l<fl!PS FLlllTlNG AAOUNbMY WIFE, l'LL Ji\ SMASM MIM, Skeez1'lC, I just heard vou·re qoing to enlarge the garage. The candy and cigaret guy was here to see about .a new spot for his machines. NA170N~ At.ISM IS 100 CCWFINtNGtf /TIS .NO J:)/Sli?E- 6P.ECI ro CieO.SS 1111= 50R.OER/ .S.,;J.7 .· Corkydid . Why, is it a secret? No, but I haven't discussed it with anybody but Chipper. · And the gasoline man 5aid to remind you where the · underqround tar.tks are. before you build . ·d ... i .. .. ' ' I I do want to consider it carefully. before I qo ahead. 1 wonder how Corky found · it out. , Oh-oh! Slim saw me checking over those pl.ans. rn bet he"<; the leak. If we should need another mechanic, Eddi!! at A to Z. • Service is real interested! //\/~EST t.NOIANA? -• . . .. ' •