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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-06-10 - Orange Coast Pilot-- ~·w ·1 pl!lychedelic art work. Flyers accestuate the word "you," olfering the J>Ottnttal enlistee more than 30 different t~. three-and four-yeer options. • -----. • • .... divkhllls down here/' added Sgt, A~te. gram i.s to reac h high school studem., He said "about 90 percent" or the \\'ho are unsure about what rto do after peraoos who come 1nto the recruiting !hey graduate. _center.at 54Z W. 19th St. enlist. Potential enlistees-may choose from I ~ waiting for potential enllstees among 31 O!>lioos. from the traditional ~ -I, "--to come , through the front ~_'· "buddy -"·tment'' to ·~ new ""-bat 'Ille advertising J>Ull\ Is the Anni Sall-asiigned. quiltal, I rocruiten -,rom the center (it incl~s ~~. -~ ~" out effort-to ;...., elJcible """· 1nlo the For eumple, the Anny's r.cruiting o!-the Navy, Marine Corps end Air Force as arms" choice. armed service wit&Ut tiiVliij to aratt · t1cetnQlita.-iaN-iiii a quota of (!igbt-"'ell)....tr.av.el to local high schools. "The The latter carries with it a '2,500 cash the enUstmeots ed th studeiit.s have hem. very, very recep-bonus for the recruit who accepts a four- m, . ~ . · tive," said Aponte. year enlistment in the inf:antry, artillery While there am,.mmhl.,ing~•L,.Wll...__... ..... -'"""'°""Ue meet•ntft "-f'lid_Slaff,Sgl -LUt--il.Dnmer ,..recru.UersJlispal<"'"'ILa-~amlOCJ<----_:__:__:_::__:__:_:_:__~ PenlqOll ..,i COQ11'0S8iona! circles ~ Dan Aponte. brightly painted van to local beaches to Sgt. Isl Class Ken Hardy of the cent ra l an All ,Volunteer Anny plan wW never "Costa Mesa and Newport Beech have provide information on the new look in and south Orange County recruiting or- wOrk,.recruiters alc:m,g 1he Orange O>ast al ways been good areas fm; recruiµn,. the aTmed services. . say Ibey are coo•IRl,.tiy meetlni. their There are· a• lot of level-' Ill-The main thrust ol the recruiting pro-(See RECRUITING, Page AZ) ... , 'Cl'.\ , ••••• \& S.IJNDAY "· $200,000 Fire Guts ·Coast Home- . --~ -----· ,;;:::-_,--=~·· . 1'-=--• ~--. Flames leaped more than 50 leet into .:~ the air as a predawn fire Saturday Caus: · ed $200,000 worth of -damage to a plush Laguna Beach residence. The spectacular blaze destroyed the in- terior of the Mystic Hills borne of Timothy Caldwell, 1455 Skyline Drive. Two occupants of the house, Tommy Baldosky and Douglas Keith. escaped in- jury, fleeing helore the structure became engulfed in flames. ' Cosmetics . Baron ·Patrick Perishes • CLEAif LAKE OAKS 'UPI) _,;, William Penn Patrlci,. a cosnettai mlllioilaire. · ~··-~~~ --oi· -~~ .... ~~ ~ -~~ . --C·>Iif·,-.. ..... killed.Saturday~~ of his vintage planes plunged into a ridge . overlooking his High Valley Ranch. ·. Patrick, 43, was at the controls of the PSI Mustang fighter plane when it hit a ridge one mile from bis estate in the rug- ged Lake County resort region about Ml miles Dorlh ol San.Francis<o. A business associate also died in the aa.sh. • Ill Plane Crash operated by ~tervin Field. Onllf a few wee~s ago, a libel judgl1_lellt against -. --::::_...a....;;;,· -· _ -Id'."':r~tt _y_ears,-J?atric_k--_~ed: _ . ._, from direct selling of cosmetics into group "dyruimics" enterprises. He found- ed Mind Dynamics, Inc .. which offere{J a $200 course in control of brain waves. According to a fire department 1--t---spokewnan, tbe blaz.e-t:roke out in the dowmt.airs level of the hill!kle home about 5:34l.a.m. He was idenUfiOO. as Christian George Hqert, 30, director ol Holiday Magic, llelsintl, Finland. Another pl1ne in Patrick's fleet ol-con- verted military aircraft and sports planes crashed mto-an ice cream parlor in Sacramento last "Septenllje<, killing 22 Prospective customers \\'ere told that the 32--hour course would train them to run on and off "alpha" brain waves at ·, will. The company advertised this'would increase IQ, eliminate bad habits, im· prove reading speed, relieve pain, speed healing, cure diseases and 1ncrease ex- trasensory perception and m e n t a I telepathy. The California attorney general filed suit against Mfttd Dynamics i n December, charJing the company made fal8e claims l!beut henefita-ol l!Je·coune. - Keith, who had been ale e.p Ing downltaln, attempled to quell the flames wkio 1 prdin -· n._ uid. Fail-in&i he nn to a neighboring restdence to call the fire 1department. Unlta 1r<Xn all 'thn!e 1-Beacll fire stations, manned by 21 firemen, were di!Jpaldled to the bWe, ~ by one official to be the _,_ fire in the city in recent limes. "They said it was ,fantastic. 'Ibe C&J>- tain said it was . just Uke a blowtorch," commented one fireman. Patrolman Bruce Praet of the Laguna Beach Police Departmenl, ... ol the !int lo arrlve, said flames were as high as 50 feet 11 tbe blaze moved Into the up- per left!s of the ---II. tool: llr<men IO minutes to reduce the flames and nearly nine hours to com-- ple<e cleanup opontlom. Firemon Eug-Mqer suffered ID¥lke Inhalation and aevere heat ex- fXlBll"' while bottling the blaze. He was later ftPOrted in good condition. .. Onlfl 31 l..efft!u jockey Ron Turcotte looks bickwondering where the rest of the pack is as Secretariat hoofs it toward the finish line in Salurday's Bel- mont Stakes. The big red colt won the final jewel jn the Triple Crown by a whop_ping 31 len(th to the amuement of more than 69,000 racing enthusiasts. Secretariat ran the 1 Ii-mile track in a record shat leriog 2 minutes, 24 .aeconcls. For details, ~ page C-1-. ·-' peniaaa. -. ~~-·£~ re!\l&ed for lour houn ... cealltm the cmh -.. Idf!ll1lf1 ttwtielma ~ Nearby ""1denta Mid the plane ·ilud- do!!llY ..mt inlo a llleep di ... bit the ri4ge and dlmdegraled. -lllllta bod )o climb lhrough Bleep terrain to)'each-the scene. Charles Schroeder, manager of the High Serenity Raum, adjaoont to Patricks' spread, sai d Patrick "has been flying around in the PSI for the past few days." A small airstrip is located on the High Valley Ranch. Patrick operated.the."Holiday 11\agic" cosmetics company and a number or .related husineaaes based in San.llalael, His finns_have beesi in repeated trouble with federal and state ,.W.toey of- fidals throughout the country. The highly .-ii companies, located worldwide, operate through a hierarchy ol sales levels. The govern- ment COl'l~ the companies were really TRIED FOR . GOVERN.OR Willl1m Penn P11trlck selling franchises and m i s I e a d i n g purchasers about the mooey thet oould be-eemedc 'In 1966 Patrick aought the Republican n<mination for governor, but got only 11,000 voles, losing to Rooald. Reagan . Patrici:'s political outing also involved him in litigation. He accused a foe o£ bribing the respecled Calilomia Poll Patrick was bom March 31, 1930, at Roper, N.C: He departed the farm home at 'age '"'15 witb a 00.,.owed. .'5 to seek" u: education and career: .lie left school in the 11111\ grade, joined lhe Air Force_aad later tc.Jgbt in -the Korean conDlcl. 'lllough without a high school diploma, he entered £he Uni versity of Jllinois in 1965 lplder special provisions for haying "above average leamin& potential." Patrick tried to work his way through college, became involved ~ln various business enterprises and left ooll_ege tern· porarily to pay off his debts. He weot back-to-&ehool--~aduated illoril Sacramento State College. After teaching acl1'¥>l for three years, Patrick reentered business and in 19&4 founded Holiday Magic Cosmetics. In abOut a year, he built the company irito a multimillioo-dollar en terprise on the basis of distributorships and direct sales. P1remm\ said the home, its contents and a late model C8I' """' 75 perceot "°"'"'1ned in the blaze with "lhtftotal IOss ettimalod at $214,lioll. 'lbe came of the fire is under in- vestigation -today tiy Fire '"Mirihal-Jim Pr8oon end Battalion Clliel Charles I Kuhn. • Civilians Will Patrol U.S. Petitiollfj For Extradition Of Robert Vesco . - Kalmbach May Testify Firemen ooted that ·a private fire alann ll}'Slem located in the home signal- ed the blaze six minutes a~r the call was received at Laguna's main fire sta- tion. Beaches in 3 Cities Against Nixon Aides Nixon May Announce Wage-Price Control!' . By -JOANNE 'Rifi'IIDLDS Of .... D.itt ,..., ..... Police in tlree Orange Coast cities are hoping ·to· ·quell potential problems Ofl their beaches this summer by uoing a clvillan -Patrol. NEW YORK (AP) -U.S. Secretary o1 Under a !80,000 grant from the fedora! Labor POier J . Brennan said Satunlay Law En!......,.... ·Alllllance Admlnls- tliat President Nixon will ""°" annount:e trallon, Seal -. ~!'&Ion Beach a new wage-price control program. and l..q\lna.-11eoch -Saturday will "I'm not an econoptist and 1 can't say aQ111iient · their--piltrol1 fanies with 17 whelber a broad-baaed ~ lncl:ease in clvi!IMI& -Gilly dllly Wlll be to cov.r combination with wage and price con-the beachea. trots is the formula to save the U.S. Lt. Don Jenkins, the man in ~ of dollar , but the President Is wortlng out "-the Htmttngton· Beoch group said the peo- some formula now," he said . p1e·1n the patrol will be unarmed, though 5 Dead; S Left · unifonned and their ·main task will be to urge that beachgoe111 voluntarily comply with stale and local laws. This meana the beach palroI.s will try to fet people not to drink on the beaches, pul aea Ille out , ol Ude pools for souvenirs and in genenJ, to behave themselves. ~... ' --· fn the past, efforts along these linel by plainclothes or unlloi'med olllcerl have erupted into miss, violence. . Lt. Sam D'Amla> of the" Seal Beach l'Olice expllhied ' lbat ~ . ...,,.,... they triod a civilian beach . plitnJ1 as a city- spoMOl'ed experimmt · and the results (sff PATROL, hre AJ) ·'-••• Assas~in : Sm.lkin·g 'Texas -• &AN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) -Pollce Fred Gomez eorro.co, a 33-year-old San' ass&ss!n8t\t>n list. • , said Sa'turday an assusln is nlOving Antonio man wanted for rmrder tn Mex-"We. knew It was comtna. but we.dldn t thnJugh the dty'.• d"!I underworld, · lcO and tile United !lalea. He also had ,,!mow wheD to e.,,,.g,.~1':,_St~d., syslem8ticaUy ·•limlnating for m e c .ooveral federal WlllTmitl tlOI apl\tot him Early this year•J'"'ll" .....:......i "*'· -..1ea·w11o. he bellmlo;~ ··r.r:~ ..w...._,,_.tliul'll1ee: JI<·' ato-.. ItiJf"'!.,.. •-ed hJtn while he was lmprfioned In M .. -l'l!<fliilly .:!.."':!:i7'6Qn'.-0 .Me--'-' ~ii :.1111' Uallf> h6!!. ~ H, beenld · --'""'"' m oUt' Of the !ll'PnlzollOJl. e oa ico. • where he was lll'VlnC a term for murder. 00 had 18'1 llO!! of C0rl6>jq>'s iuonel' in his "He &tarted wllll a list ol 10 names and "That'a when all the trouble belan -kol ' ., · only five on that list are still alive ," Bex-When he escaped from jall" Stcggal poc · --' -- ar Qlunty sheriff's Lt. Frank Stegall Id "Our ,j• "'d Iha, 1 thooe 10 Police aald Cor!'O!CO ~alkcd Into the SAN JOSE, Oosta Rica (AP) 7 The foreign ministry announced Saturday that it received a petition from the U.S. government asking -the extradition-of lugillve financiel' Robert L. Vesco. 1be petilion .... forwarded to the 911preme oourt which will decide Whether the ·former New Jersey resident can be extradited to face variom charges in the United Slates, ofOcials said. Veeco, 37, Is wlCler criminal indldmett in New YOrt m duqos o1 trying to in- fluence •· Securities and Ei:change Com-mi&'rion lllveatlptlon 'lritli 8$200,000 ooo- tril¥ion. to President Ni:1on's 1972 cam- paign fund. Also indicted in that case are former U.S. Atty. Gen. John Mitchell and former Commerce-Secretaey-Maurice stam. They, lu!ve pleaded !nmcenl . veaco failed to &JJPem' in a New York, court last month to answer the in- dictment against him. , . He is also~ along with 40 othe{s (See VEICO, "I'll• AJJ ' ., WASHINGTON (UPI) -Herbert W. K·almbacll, who as President Nixon's personal attorney raised at least $'l10,000 to pay off the Watergate conspirators, is prepared to testily against former White HOUBe aides if they are brought to trial, it was reported satuntay. ~New York Tunes quoted "sources close to the case" as saying Kalmbacli, a Newport Beach resident, hall agreed to appear as a ~ion witness against H. R. Haldeman, John D. EhrUchman and other former White Houae officials, and has no1 !OUght immunity from pc<>oecUiloo. The newspaper quoted one unnamed as8oCiate of Kaln\bam's in California as saying Nli:on's former lawyer believes his cooperation will help hhn avoid in- diclment or will result in ~·far less serious charges" agalnol him in the scan- dal. -Acoording-tct-the-'fimeo aocoont, .,, 'I'll I ·: I'\ SI It•: • • ... ~I • .& • \ 1, • ~.lll!,~~f:-.!Kifeu.:nili.•, · ~-~TION -Horatio Alger Hun~~~iiid ~ NIUicy <lfu-~,,~,.., .f ,'"""8n ,and G~~· . "'ll ha,_ to be rJ!&lll' '~ ""'°~¥' ... jlll-. ·-1.;. •. , ~ '" 11 ni:lilly fln<lktw a job, an! Wondering ·high mer. Her, I .._ ·~· ':!<Y diving ana ,.._11e1her ~ Jlblllty to rise to success why, s1ie does It i; d'eiijT<hi!ll In WOfllTand throolh hard -k is a reality or myth. . ph<itos tifsi.(! Wrifuf Lourie Kasper and This feature appears on Page B2, · Phql0gtdphcf 01.'atrlc\-p',Dootitll oo ·Page , B4. ' ' • E!NS'l'EIN, ' BC -Scientists in- aa . uuonners ~ us bar announced that he waa goint to kUI ~Id. , auoclatea ol bis apparenlly !J!lll up E~. and the other. lune men, and "He ooesn t Ciif< who knows ohoyt the about $2 m!llloo of hi• org1111za11o11 s.drugs li0l Escooe& •t:t>Oint'i!lanlr.fango. killings -·either us or the· onea: on bl~ ·receipts and •dedded to take over since 1, · 1 • 1 ' Jilt. He's out for revenge and appanmtly the big dO!l ·._as cc>Ollng in a Mexican He = 1 ,;:m to ·~ ~hcf~ SHELLFISH -Two speciis of the' nothU. Is going to st>nd In his way of f>l'laoo -'nley figured he'd he there for · &:S:U-saJd'. "llUWgot the m-":lo sea1oing soall are faring a11ferent1y in wiping !hem out. • Ufe, or at lout Ioog enough for thtm to the other nine ,, · • Orqo Coast waters. Tile tjam Is tllriv- ·. "It's sfariing-lo 1.or·111ce "ll 1930 ke over!' ~ ~ Since then iour other po ••·on the-Ing, _bul tJie abalooe baa ...,.iy been gangoter movie." -Shortly after Corrozco's ... ape,_ ht ' ' ell ml noted. Tho story ii pursued by Stal! I • The aasassin Is ldentillcd by police as !onncn1 ·provided poli ce wit h the (See ASllASSIN,l'age AJI Writer John .Zaller on Page BI. ----~ ...... ----'--------"-'---' . ' . vestlgating our Stone-Ag~ ancestors ,are finding that the.re may well have been some Einsteins : among them judging from s.smc or the mhtherrlatlc.al foffuulas llteY. Pl!'l<Cntly ..,,.ked out. This Chris- tian Science Monitor articfe Is 00 Page AIO. Kalmbach is prepared to testify lhal he received "personal assurances" from Ehrlichman that -he was authorized to raise cash secretly for legal rees and ex. penses of the seven defendants in &hf June 17, 1972, break·in and bugging at Democratic national headquarters. The Times sources said Kalmbach alsa _ was prepared to testi'lr that he recei vl" ''most of his day·to-day orders" con ~ fund raising ·from Haldeman and several Haldeman deputies at the White House. Haldeman was White House chief ot staff and Ehrlictiman the · Presideqt'1 chief domestic affairs .adv.iser: Both resigned April 30 under ~ gatberin& cloud of W~tergate disclosures <1ocf. allhough they have denied any involve. ment, they are known to be unde1 scrutiny by a federal grand jury m ve9tigating the scandal and coverup at· l<mpts. hslde s-.. day > . ii.\ 'hw llnk• •l l.,,Y o.lllWllW ~ ''9"119,~~ ......... --·· TIM ... !Mii A6 Allll L-*" L M, .... II 141 OrMM CMllltJ H•I lfflt •6 Chan.. 'Mt(Mt CleMlfllll 01·16 ~ C•llt.nllt AS •Mt l'~tti. '"""•" CMt1111 146 ::.J• C~ Bll Tll .. I_,. - llllli.rlal ...... -"'"Al Tr•~tl l'lltl>rttlilWIMltl Bii v .. MltfMM 'llllM• CS WtdMr hM De.-,..... ,11 WMf. W•lll DAILY l"ILOT $1CTIOMI TV Wttll: • .. ... .. '" ... '" , .. "' Cl• '" .,.-" .. " -\ -A ;t DAILV PILDl MJ1rlnes who allegedly robbed tho base bnncb of the Bank of America prohibiting nakedness in any public ~ent forum, except for early In the week made a short-lived getaway after speedlng away from licensed theaters. a senll'y -at the San Onofre gate. Federal apnta actin1 on a Up.fl'om BANDITS BLASTED t FOUNTA1N VALLEY-Police chased -two w)tbin the reservllUcn arrested 'lbeodore Farria and Carl Divis, both bandita from a _ sl!Ulll grocery marltet through four ciUes, !lnally 2\1• at a motel less than a mile from the gate. Most of the loot was re-!rapping them at 'Hoag ~emorial Hoepltal In Newport Beach. Four SCHOOLS CHIDED: HARBOR AREA -Nearly hill of Newport· covered, ageni. sale!. Fountain Valley ofllcers left their two police cars in the Hoag pal'kl~g ~oast Roundup • • Mesa School Di<trict i;>arents who responded to a questionnaire reloased lot, shotguns raised, and approached the bandlla' car. When one _man m ; last week think. the high schools are 1101 doing a good jo~ of prepating GRADING HAL 'LSOUGHT : LAGUNA BEACH -The city of the cl![ movO!!, the police ope!le!I fife, killing__ both. The bandits had · studeni. for life or any contact with the real world. The survey Laguna Beach and Laguna Grembelt, Inc., a non-profit environmental, taken less than $150 from the market Ill gunpoint. During tlfe hlgh ' was drawn from responses sent in by more than a quarter of the 26,300 group, Joined in legal action lo slop the Rownoor c«Poratlon. I speed chase, the fleeing robbers apparenUy loued their pfslols from : parents who-were sent \It• forms in February. The survey also revealed developer of Leisure World, from massive-grad.Ing-In watenhed area--•their. car several blocks betore..reachlni J.be.Jioo~pJ!rkin&·loL New- • unexpected slrong supl\<>rt for some kind of all.year school in the dis· above the cily. Jl is contended the developer's environmental impact port Beach pollce_ lnvestiiating the sfiooting_said the bliiilllts ap- : trict. More than 61 percent of the responses urged greater concentra· report was not adequate and that great harm may be done lo tbe parenUy bad not fired any shots at tbe Fountain Valley patrolilien. ! lion on real-tile situations and less on abstrac!s such as "The New environment by the 178-acre 1,400 unit project. The city contends ; Math ." Parents said reading, writing, spelling and phonics should be that development of the virgin lands would increase flood 1Jiaz8rd PLANNER QUITS: IRVIN&-Just e!Rht months alter be came : emphasized . to Lagana Beach. to-lrvin&,plannlng-dlreclor Bnlc9 Warre11]1Jeavlng.JoJ.ak_~le_L_ ; -' _CHEIUJJfllll; UNl'AIN VALLEY -Nearly 300 teachers HOM s· n•~·-N~mo" D~•c" ~' ., l':!~s\tion, heading the ~.Jl .ot SanM~ '.•i:'!'!"s&\l~pf.!:S:/,· : con lronted trustees or Ibo ounlam Villey School Diitf:lcrnrurScli"y·----LAKli--Ii >-<>Vn...., ui ·~ ,._,tJl-C"''n<'I men over. -·'-.,......,,,..J'_liL •• ., "'" ----l H ruled the planning commission and allowed the rer.onlng of 90 acres job In e county he left -to come lo iieliiroctooer:'Warten : night . to complain about low morale, pressure on teacher.i and a high of land next to the SeacliH Goll Course which will allow the creation worked !or 11 years In the Chula Vista planning department and for : turnover of principals. Teachers at Nieblas School also demanded that of a planned community around a poesible man-made lako. Tho rezoned eight of those years oerved as ill dlreclor. : their principal, James Keizer, be fired -the most evident outbur.it ol land will froduce 30 percent fewer people and homes . than Ibo old teacher discontent. Trustees spent more than eight hours in a closed· mixture o single family and aparlrnent z<Mling, but planning com-BUILDING MORATORIUM: LAGUNA ·BEACH-SuggesUons that door sessiqn to discuss the problems and hear grievances, but took no missioners had wanted more time to study the entire 700.acre Seacillf , the city freeze new building in the Arch Beach Heights area, a high· . . action. area owned by the Huntington Beach Co. The 00.acre rezonJIIg bad density hilltop commuhlty, generated a lot of heat from some-property DIET METP::RS: HUNTrNGTON BEACH _ City councilmen have been under consideration for eight months. · .owners who protested loudly at a city council meeting. The city agreed to put some ·parking meters on 3 sharp reducing progradi _ contends road-access is inadequate, and fire potential high . from 25 cents per hour down to 10 cents per hour. The meters Involved Yl!!O puT: ORANGE COUNTY-Ron, Yeo, Dr8!lge Coun(y fifth are along Pacific Coast Highway, from Golden west street to the Bolsa district planning commissioner, announced his realgnation last week BRIDGE WIDENING BACKED: NEWPORT BEACH-An eight- Chica bluffs. A large group·of guiet surfers convinced councilmen that at the request of bis boss; Supervisor Ronald Caspers. Bart Spendlove, Lane Pacific' Coast Highway l>ridging Upper Newport Bay and stretch- the beaches below-the bluffs area are essentially used by .urfers, not president of Ibo Influential Saddleback Area Coordinating Council, ing as far west as the Arches will be recommended as one of three familles or lourists, and the 25-<:ent charge is Joo high for the area. The was appointed lo talce Yeo's place. Caspers denied speculations from solutions lo the coastal IJ'affic congestion by the Newport Beacb meter reduction. however, won't start until early Augusl 'county sources that political pressures from builders and developers In TransportJIUon Plan, Citizens Advisory Committee. At its meeting the Saddle.back -area disgrunllell will! Yeo's environmentalist poe!Uon last week, the comrrrittee decided that doublin g the width of, the . · RUSSIANS ARRIVE : SAN CLEMENTE _ A large delegation of were behind the shakeup. Ho said he seeks ti stronger alliance_ w_itli highway and existing bridge may be an altentative lo building a second m----~.~Russian-cummunicatlons--and-security-aides-arrived-at-the-Western ~~\vners group,s m ~e_soutb county, S~d1ove, a {9nne~ M1s.s1on crossing of the bay. The plan would call ~or construction of a : While House last week after )anding.at the ~I Toro MCAS. Immediately V1e10 homeowners president, operates a newspaper recyclmg firm. temporary bridge right next to the existing _structure__ta handle · the groupoegan iffi!oiilingU>ns ofgeaf'Whic1Cmigtit be-used-for an'ad·-----_IJ'alfic _while the-widening takes .place. . dress to tho people of tht! U.S. and USSR by Soviet Party Leader Leenid ON WITH .THE SHOW1 COSTA MESA - A 1'91lraining order . : Brezhnev. The top Communist official is scheduled to make a short Issued Friday m Orange County Supenor Court bans any further BOUNCING CHECKS : COSTA MESA -Hundreds o! eagerly- visit to the South Orange Coast with President Richard Nixon late this arrests of nude ~ancers at the Fire House, pending a June 21 city awaited Social Security checks bounced around in the mail bins coming week. council hearing ott operator Ray Rolim's application for a theater last . week, frustrating pensioners and embarrassing postmasters. Costa license. The soft drink parlor and former beer bar has been hlt with Mesa and Santa Ana poetal officials blamed each other for delayed . • CLOSE TO HOME: SAN CLEMENTE -Two Ca m p Pendleton . • Returns to Washington Ki,ssinger, Tho Fail ~ \\1ASHINGTON (APJ -Henry A. Kis.s- iftger returned to Washington late Satur- tl:ay night without reaching an agreement ¥i Paris negotiations to stop violations of Ole Vietnam cease-fire . :_ Kissinger landed at Andrews Air Force Bue outside the capil41 and declined to ipeak with newsmen. : However. Ronald L. Ziegler, White House ]l<eSS secretary, said Kissinger ~·ill conf~r· with President Nix'On by ' telephooe before the President returns from a Florida trip late today. Talking to nev.•!imen at Orly Airport in Paris, l(jsslnger said he will return to his discussions with Hanoi's Le Due 'Ibo on Tueoday. Kissfuger said his quick trip home is connected with preparations tor the U:S. visit of SOviet Couuoonlat psrty chief Leooid I. Brezhnev. A(rangements !or the formal llijnature of ri eornnumlque in"""1ed to tJsbten the shaky peace agreement were .canceled. ! • Kissinger also called off a news con· :WT • M ference he planned U> hold immediately µuntington . all· after the meeting. . 1 There was no official explanation from Am. 9 J di ed _ either side for the apj>arent setback lo ong n ct; ~ ... and Tho'• effcm lo agree on . · ~ to hnplement the peace aet- ,' M' ii F '..ii y~· tlley drafled 1""' last winter. n a 'NIUu ·::.i'\l'l~er's dep<ity, William Sullivan. ... ,,--'ltid 'Iho'1 deputy, Nguyen Co Thach, said they 'Will-continue the negotlatiens at o lower level Monday. A Huntington Beach advertising ex- ~tive is among nine perDJt and a large finn indicted oo chargee of iheating the United States Postal Service aut o! $1.5 million in paotage. ~ Frederick O. Rauscbeobs'g, :rr, lm.8 _ ~tuit ~y_e, an. execu!lve will> the )\lay ~pany, ls charged with tine cooots ol ""'ii fraud. The indictment, returned by a !edo<al &rand jury, alleges that the fi.nn, Direct Mail Company of America, and Its empZoyes, used cash and liquor as bribes to allow bulk mail to move without pay- ment of po6tage. Two employ es of the May O:impany, the indictment asserts, assisted in preparing falae billings from the mail firm.. In return, the employes received ca.sh kickbacks, government prosecutors said. 'Mlis iaJJ.cated that the two sides are rema.Jnlng ln touch and will continue at- tempts to fmd wonling acceptable to Washington, Hanoi and their respective South Vietnamese alUes, the Saigon government-.and the Viet C o,n g~ s Provisional Revolutiooary Government. Thach told newsmen that Tho wiU rt· main in Paris f<r the time being. Kiss- inger was expected to fly back to the French capital for yet another round of talks Tuesday if there is a break through in the continuing lower-level negotiations. His departure without aMOUncement Of new agreements to strengthen the Viet- nam peace deal v•as a diapppointmeot . Only Friday night, American officab had expressed optimism that the com- munique would be signed as planned over the weekend. People Quotes Laguna Beach policeman A. J . Deluca shaded his eyes with his hand as he surveyed the l~yard swath of destruction wrought when a 20-ton loaded ceme nt truck careened out of control do"'" ' a steep hill , across Pacific Coast Highway, demolished a garage, burst into name and slam- med into an apartment complex. ".Pve decided ho"' 1 'm going to describe this damage,., Deluca said. . • rt • r massive." C1othing labels will · r e t a i n measurements in inches as well as cen- timeters when Britain adopts the metric system next June. "Metcic measuremen\JI me ke women feel far larger," said Jolin llarr180tl, secretary or the Kn itting lnd1-'5tries-Federation, - "and. in ou r view pose significant psychological barriers. "\Ve cannot believe that a nubile female Vr1lh vkal statistics of 36--24-36 can ever see herstlf as measuring ~ cen- timeters." A staunch 1upporter of Pn..'Sident Nixon. BCtor JObD Y.'ilyne or Newport !leach W t "A'eck spoke out on the \\1a1efgAte affair, saying the Pre.sldent uu being blamed unfairly for the bug~ ging incident and substqutnt coverup auempu. "He's done all o! tile things 1tre-ot11erm...-·a.id they woold do If elected ."· he .. Id. "but beca\19e d a damned panty raid.by undttling& who enjOy pla)'lllg cloak and dawr. hl• magnlfj~nt record ~ 1ccompllJhmeru hH been tarnished. Branding a typing pool as a "symbol of bureaucracy," 1 r v In e Coun- cil"'-'<>man Gabr.ieUe ·Pryor saJd, ult's dehumanizing, d e g r a d I n g -aro demoralizing lo hire a person to do one thing from 8 a.m. to S p.m., every day ol the week . The first thing you know, the typing pool Is a griping 'JX)OI." She Inter voted lo hire the":two new general clerical services pel'90f'lo- ~I after being assured their duties wookt be .. varied and Interesting." 29 arrests of its performers since a new city law went into effect delivery, but most checks reached re~ipients by Friday. FromPllfle J RECRUITING •.• ~ lice in Orange noted the "combat arms" optlm 11 orperimenW and-wlll-be """' . tinued only tluOOgb June !O . . ,-..,.,.,,1---AfteT"-that.-ArmY-officiala-will,n.ahatL the opticri and deckle ·whether to CCXII~ ti.----·. Under another option, yoong men may sign up for a "g\IMlnteed" ._tgnment in Hawaii or Ala!ka following bal1c training at a base or their clkiioe. With the "training and travel" opt.Ion, an enlistee with certain ski.ILi ln elec-- tron1Cs and maintenance receivs a guaranteed placoment in Europe or Sooth Kor<a. . "We wm't guarantee yoo anything we can1t pay off. If "" guarantee you Hawaii, stan waxing yoor surfboard. You'll need it,'' states one Army brochure. Once in the ranks, recrui.11 will find that the ola-.O -mm baya have be<l1 replaced with ",:wivate" l'OCIDI boMing two « three men. • "They ~an play their ateno. They can decorole lbe room the "'!Y 1i>!r,Y want. as me u 111 •neatly." ......,,, AJ>mte. On maay-. wut loOB-•la.m. to 5 p.m. schedule with enllsled lll<il free to leave the 1:a.se at night as k>Dc as they're back the followinc day: . -. I ----.WHO WOULD HAVE GUESSED THE AIR FORCE-WOULD. ADVERTISE LIKE THIS? - "1ilere's much m:re emptia_lil on the tndlvldual. l!e_ ~elven his freedom and can keep il unlell he pioveltit can't handle It," said· Aponte. Corona del Mor Blllboord Tolls tho Story of tho 'Now' Armod Sorvlco1. From Pagel VESCO ••• in an SEC suit charging them with bilk· ing shareholders of Overseas Investors Services Ud. o! 1224 million during a period when Vesco was investing heavily in Costa Rica. Vesco is believed to have invested at 1east S25 million in Costa Rican en- terprises. He said he has renounced his U.S. ciWJenship and travels ~ith a pro- visional Costa ' Rican passport. President Jose Figueres has defended Vesco and his lnvestmenta. When Saddleback Valley residents proi.sted the ousting of Rm v.,,, the rifth district county planning com- missioner asked to resign last week, Supervisor Ronald Ca1pers replied , "The great gloriOll!l plans of Yeo are not yester-Yeo, they are Tommor.Yeo. As soon as I find a new challenge for Ron, I will oiler it." Comedian Jerry Lewis contends that the average American's ability to laugh or get excited about anything has been dulled by ,the av~ilabll.ity of some 20 hotrs of television each day. "We're all pretty up tight," he said. "It's hanl to laugh. The only way we're going to get the.people back to that vital aspect of oor existence - a sense of humor -is to turn that damned t.levision oet off." Di>cusslng the i-ibiUty o! utilizing San Juan Capistrano Oty aert Wan- da AndersM 11 an occasional city llcense Inspector brought acclamallons oC approval rrom City Councilman Joh.a GammeU, a downtown buaine<sman. "Somehow the prospect of an attractive young woman t.elllng me I've violat~ the law appeals to me more than a man in Lii.lfonn ," he said. Frtneh -Jll!llt!e Bardot, 38,. who bu reigned as a •tsr •ince 1967 hen her flrll--fllm-!!And God Q-ea!A!d Woman " made BB one ot the world's belt known aet of initials, says she Is '"'""" to reUre !i'1>m lllmmakklg. Allted whal Iles ahead In retirement. BB replied, '1Uft." Another cbaJige II tliat tile .,.... Army Is tryinl tq Improve Ill ill1l&'I by at- County Marine s tractlng tntelJigent YOtD1i mm who have Uppor f-D goals for tJio'fulure. ~ -High scll>ol-groduatee-are Pftfemd candidate,,, standards for mental ap- POW Misconduct Count.s CAMP PENDLETON -l)larine Capt James DiBemardo of Mission Viejo, a former .prisoner of war in North Viet- nam, said he arpporta actic:ll to bring misconduct chargea against eight fellow PO\Vs. In an ·impl-omptu interview .. with newsmen before a weekend speaking engagement at the Marine b a s e . Di.Bernardo. 38, said he was in the same camp as Air Force Col. 1beordore Guy, who has filed the misconduct charg .. against eight POWs. i Fro. P .. e l PATROL ... ''\\rhen Col. Guy found out what they had been doing. he warned them of the consequences and aked them to rejoin the group and they flatly refused," said Di&lnardo. Guy has charged the eight men. all captives at a camp known as the "Plan- tation," or collaboration and attempts to gain political asylum in Hanoi. Di.Bernardo added that the men were given every opportwlity to side with fellow prisoners. He said there was a clear distinction between outright col~ laboration and acts carried out under "enforced torture." "There was a chance for everybody to break , after they bad been doing things under duress," commented DiBernardo. The captain declined to dlscus3 specific iMtances involving the eight POWs, were so good that the three cities declded saying he wanted "to see them tried in to apply together for • federal grant to the courts, not in the newspapers." underwrite an erpanded beach pa.trot thl.~· OiBemardo, a prisoner~ of war for summer. five years, was captured during the 1968 Most of the beach patrol peraonnel are Tet offensive. At the tir,ne, he was an in· men and are teacben. Laguna Btach is formation offk:er in charge or an allied the one exception to the lex barrier, hav-television station operating in South Viet· Ing hired two men and two women ror its patrol. nam. But Huntington Beach's eight and Seal Beach's five patrol members are all Frotn p .... f! J male. 1bere ls also a d1frerence between - Laguna and the other two cities in that ASSASSIN Laguna is keeping Ill patrol 1trlctly • • • civilian. They will have power onlf to . make cltben am8la. If they heed lo list have been muroered. make some_otberjdlld ot amst they will On April 8, Agapllo RUlz and Roy call olt a regular poUce offlccr.' -c.asl.a.nois were-dragged-from thelr-car- Jlunthigton and Sell Beoclt decided to and executed with a bullet each In the moke · theil' beach patrol 1, ]IOrt ol the hack of the head . Last Thursday David pollce Iota! by ~ them in 18 Garcia and Joe Rlchsro Garces we"'. reaerve ollbfn. Thll mui. they i..ve shot while In their car, a I!H() Model A the same pow'ert to an.t Wl'OOldoen as roadster. policemen. "The Information we hsve la that Car. The departmenta involved are wort<lng '?'CO broogbt al~f two hit men ~Ith on the assumption thst the patrol him from Mexico, Steggel said. W~ memben, attired in "klenllfiable but know that someone Is work!ng with him. casua l uniforms," will provide o low Stcggall said San Antonio police had keyed mean& of maintaining order on the been able lo talk to only one penoo on beaches -llopplnc trouble before It the d<ath list. , start.a. "He didn't say much," the lieutenant "We've·alJ-alwaya had problems on our said. "What could be say?" bear.hes," Jenltlns 11ld. "The presence or Com>oco Is described U> be •boo\l s. unllormed offloors baa only preclpllat<d foot·tO and weighing tboot 230 pound&. conlrontationl. We doclded to try th11 to "The arrett onler we heve on 'him says ,.ueve tllooe probl<ma and to "'"ue of, no one !lhould try and a...-..t him without ricers /or regular pOli'olln-the mt of the aS8iitsnce." Steggal said. "He'I one - city." tough hombre ... • titude tests have been upgraded, and further, the Army is discl!arging men .mo don't move up through Ille ranks. "It's a tough team to past," says Aponte. "It's not llke the old daya when it was elther join the Army or go to jail. ·Men today mu.st have a clean record." Nezt year, the Army, the backbone d the anned ·services, piana: lo spend DeAr. ly $3> '"lilliu! on odverUJln& !or volunteers. The other services will also be spend- in&' hefty sums to lure manpower. But there's no infighl~. Noting that four dllferent brancbeo d the ~ice work out cJ the Co9ta Mesa center, Aponte commented, "We alt wort out of the same office doing the same thing. -Sure, we try to pu.sh our own . particular programs, but we have to do It ln hannony."" 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TM four star 1wlm- "'9"·-11h>nt -wi th ·16..other_.,,.star.tecl tr~ing-water at . the Fountain V1lloy,Hlgh School pool 3 p.m: Frid1y 'unct.r the wotchfui;tye ·ot J1--Ewlng (upper rlghl.r~- By midnight Friday, only 10 of the original starters remained. By 5 a.m. S.turday, the four rec- ord setters were the only ones left in the W1ter. S~ t•ton slept aiongside the pool. ¥ ' "Right before sunrise was the worst time . • . we were ready to give up,'' recall.ed Bu . ..,rfieJd,_ shown, left, holding up his water-wrinkled hands. Rules for the event were simple: each treader h•d to_ remain in a vertic•I position. No floating w11 allowed. Touching the sides or bottom of the pool w•s prohibited .. Nourishment, in the form of hambur- gers and French fri11, was provided during the mid· die of the night. Swimming co11ch R.1y Bray, who had preclictM the four record setters would not be •bfe to cllmb out of the· pool, w11 notlcubly 1urprlwl when they , did iust th•t at 3 p:m. S.tu'rctay1 right. The previous record for weter-truding, as lilted in the Guinness Book of Worfd Recor.di; w.1~11 hours ind 47 mlnutf1. ~ - Daily Pilot Photos By Patrick O'Donnell '· , • Sunday, June 10, 1'73 Flap Over Flat Talk of lmpeaching_Nixon 'Nonsense' Says Burgener I ,. Somhreroed Protester Picket,s Auto Agency • •• ------· ' ' -· DAILY PILOT A iJ Mesa Street - 'Often Used For Gir Tests' "Two rolls and'embarrassment" is how Anaheim ·mechanic Jerry Ring described his double-flip while driving a car oR Costa t.fesa's Bay Street Saturday night.: . "Dad sa id the front suspension. was a httle bad. and lhe front end needed align: ed, but I sure dldn 't think it was thi9 bad," he said after climbing iut of thi car. "I was only doing JO miles an hour,'' h9 added. • Ring. 'vho works at American Motcri in Anaheim said he often uses Bay Street between Harbor and Ne>wlJOrt boulevard.t as a testing area. · ~'It's just like the city built it for u,,,.; Ring 5:11id. "It's the best suspenslon ~· oomenng test street In thi s area." · Ring said that although he.often bringi cars down from Anaheim to test tbern oa Bay Street, he \li'8S not test driving oli this occasion. He said he inoWs other mechanics make use of the dips and curves in Bay to test auto suspension and steering. A couple of residents helped Ring righ\ the car, which landed on its side. Aitei he tried it out to the satisfaclioo ol police. Ring drove ore. No citation wU issued. A spokesman (or the Costa ~'lesa Police Department said Bay, along "itb a rew other streets. has beeJi tabbed bJ local mechanics as proving grounds. · "But it seems as SOOfl as v.;e send out a white unit with radar, they "3top," h• said. •le noted cilatioos have been given ln the past for use of city streets for automobile testing. Airport Shelled PllNO~I l'ENI!. C.mbodia (AP\ - Anti govemment forces today shtlled PhnoinVeiifi's'mlll tar)'. a~ a nearby Pftratrooper camp and the airport Battambluig 150 mil .. tho tht northv.•ctt. At least nine pr10n.S, lncludlnt Ix women Md chlldron, ,..,.. killed'. - Fint.-1"eport1 said at IMS! nint ~l'IQl.9 "'ere.killed and 34 v.·oundcd . ' • • DA.fl Y PILOT Sut1d1y, Junt 10, 19/J ... . ' Blind~ Student Gets Des_k Caleulator Brezhnev: . .! Skylab's Will Jews UCI Engineerin.g Team Desl.gns Maclii1ie With Braille Output Cameras ., Protest? Fullerton Youth Killed in Crasl1 An 18-year-0ld 1-~ullcrton you t h , .suspected or a hit and run accident, was tilled early Saturday when his car slam- med into a utility pole along a dark .stretch or Trabuco Road in Irvine. lrvine Police said Brian Kelley ltfon roe died after being thrown from the Jale model sedan when it hit the pole near the intersectioo of Traburo ani:I: Jeffrey roads. ·Just moments t>efore the fatal accident,. Mooroe allegedly riad struck a vehicle -driven by Michael Bufkin, 30,. of Tustin And sped off, police said. BuCkin was not injured in that accident. Funeral servicts for t.fonroe are pend- ing at Mettler P..1ortuary. Orange. By HJLARY KAYE or 1111• D1"1 P lllt S11ff Ul"I~ FIREMEN USE POLE TO MOVE LIVE WIRE AWAY FROM BOY Miami Boy Critically Burned While Picking Fruit Fruit-picking Youth Burned by Pmver Line ?i.llAMI (UPI) -A 14-oyear-old boy v.·as with fi remen: "It hur1s, it hurts, l 'm c ritically burned Saturday afternoon going to die." v.•hen he brushed a high-volta ge line Authorities said when I.he pov•er v•as while picking mangos in a backyard tree. cut in the high tension line, Cruz wu Authorities said Edison Cruz hung pulled from the tree and rushed to a upside OOwn entangled in the bnu'd>es of ho.spital, suffering bun shock and bums. the tree for nearly 30 minutes while fire ~ Two other companiom in the tree With deplruneat rescue . squad m8'Dbers Cruz were knocked to' the ground when waited helplessly .for officials ol the Cruz hit the higtt.t"ension wire With a Elorida._ Fower apcl Llgh! Co. to-::Ct!l t~ ,metal pole he~was using to pick fruit out power in the line so they could rescue the .. of his reach. Eduardo Ruiz, ll, and Jorge youth. LI '--'"·"--' 'lb . Firemen said the yowi,gster rematned anez, 13, were • ....,...~ WJ mlftOr conscious the entire time and pleaded bum11 and Injuries suffered in the fall. ··Storms Lash Northeast Golf -ball Hail Damages Potato Crop In Maine fJ.S. Su111mar11 " . " .. " .. " .. " 70 .. " ll .SJ ., .. " .. 16 .. ,, •1 1.61 ,. u .13 " ,, .... .. .. " " tJ -113-" .. " ,, .. " " .. .. .. M M .. " " .. .. n . ., .... L.ltlle ltoc-t " .. •s ,1 .. .. " " '' n .u ,., •1 .... .... '° 1~ ---J_'Zf .. ., " " •1 1• • ., ,. Ill 7t .. .. -is • -.. ,, __ ,. " .. " " .... 71 .. "' .. .. .. ., •1 .. . .. .. 7' M .. '" WASHINGTON t AP J -Sen. Charles and chairmin of the Exploratory c.om. Percy, one ol the chjef Republican critics mtttee, emphasized in the letter that "no of P~deot Nixon's handling of the decision has been made .as to whether W•lefllle scandal, disclosed Saturday Sen. P•rcy will be a candidate and no be has taken the first step towards a decision is ei:pected until late 1975." pouibl~ 1976 presidential r~. A decilion m whether to nm is: un- With Ilia aipport and approval, a group deralOod to clei"'l'I primarily on tine of tho M-year.ofd IO!llltor's lrioods have 0tbinp: Percy's judgmmt of his capobili- fru;ned -an ~'"Exploratoey Committee" to' ty of perfanninc preoldmtial duties, an do tnilial researcll and help Percy dtcide ......,,.,. ol blJ Hliely -. and full whether lo run in 1976. oupport !run his family. The Illinois Republican .... not available for direct comment m the move. But the early action wu un- der!itood to reflect his belief that a 1976 presidential bid will require a strenuous, all-OUt drive in both primary and ooo- primary states. A member ol the GOP's moderate--to- liberal wing, wh ich has failed to nominate a .presidential candidate since the 1950s, Percy faces tbe almost certain opposition of President Nii:on. The Presi- dent reportedly told his Cabinet lasl month the senator will never be presi- dent "aa Jong ·as I have any.thing to say about it." Existence of the Exploratory Com- mittee, f<nned last Feb. 9 in Chicago, was made known in a letter and financial report mailed Friday to the secretary of the Senate. Although such reports are on- ly required from formal candidates for federal office, Percy has decided . to rilake full disclosure of funds from the start or any presidential bid. ThomM J . Ho~r. a Ol:tcago attorney H. H.HOl.BR<DK ..... -.. ..-.. Trash Disposal Areas Scarce WASHINGTON IAP I -A survey shows almost half the nation's cities are running out of trash disposal sites, the National League or Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors said Saturday. They recommended a series of changes t() encourage recycling or s c r a p materials. Less than one percent or municipal waste now is recycled, they said. 1be two municipal groups Wd Cities throughout the nation were eager to adoot increased recycling. but were held bl.ck by federal regulations and market conditions that make it a financial burden instead or benefit. 'I'be survey reported more than 46 percent of U.S. cities v.·ould run out of disposal sites \\-'lthin one lo five years . Scan Eartq· Two of Quintuplets Ho1ne From Hospital PORTI.AND. Ore. !Al') -Two d. the AndeJ"!On quintuplet.! left Beso Kaiser Hospital Satunlay, 44 days af!A!r their birth. Doctors decided U.. two boy1, Owen and Roger, were heavy. enough to leave the bosp;1al. The thr<e girls ""'"'in. Doctors say all five are dok1& wll. 11'11!t!r is tho _heaviest, ""lcbing s pounds 11> OU11Ce1. Ofta weJcbs S pounds. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Anderson. B~ Prairie, Wuh., have two other adopted children. ~lrs. Anderson bad been taking lerlillty drugs. ' DAILT PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Ot ti¥t ry of lhP OailJ Pilot is 9uarantttd ,,,,..,..,,.,rllll••r II fttl .. Mf ll1w1 ""' ,.._ ey J:ll I·"'" Clli ...... V-t~ W/11 .. llrw,111 It p111. Ct llt 1r1 1;'•111 llfl!H 7:11 """'· ' St,.,..f .... .....,,, ff J'lllt .. Ml ..-1 .... ,_, tdt' '1 t '·"'· JM9r'titf, ... I '·"'· SONM111r , Clff lfMll I "" wl• .. ..,..,,..., .. '"· C•n. 1r1 11111.,. Wllllt 11 '·"'· T tltpl\ontl M111 Or•llf• c1111111r ..,,..., , , • H1 ... n 1 N1r•we1I Nllllflflt .. 11 •11ell ...... . .. , .... ,, .. .., ' .. ' .... ,,. 1111 ,........,._, C11111r1"' lirtcll, ''" J111111 ,,, ......... 01111 '''"'· ~11111 L1111M, ltlll'M NitMI ..• •"3·H11 Dl,INDAll.I ll•VK• SINCI' 1'» Comfort· Convenience· Charm ARE YOURS TO SEE & APPRECIATE IN OUR FUNCTIONAL-OPERATING DISPLAYS OF : --- • JACUZZI WHIRLPOOL BATHS • JENN-AIR BUILT-IN R·ANGES & OVENS • KITCHEN-AID DISHWASHERS & COMPACTORS • THERMADOR OVENS & RANGES • AMERICAN STANDARD TOILETS, BIDETS & BATHS WE WILL GLADLY COME TO YOUR HOME-.AT NO OBLIGATION OF COURSE, TO ASSIST OR .ADVISE..lN-Y:OUR IUANS & IQEM~. __ Come I..-ull lor our bffutlfvlly llluotrei.d home Improvement brochure. KITCHENS and ="~~~-5--B~T~-s--._ .1:1.1:1. : 1680 'FUST~ YE.·. • • AT EA$t _17th ST. -C~OSTA MES!__ 646-4922 I 548.0149 • 1. ' ' • . . Getty's Son Laid QUEENIE l)ock Strike A v~rtedt ABC Head Says To Rest ' . Sliippers, U11io1i Sign, 2-Year Coritract ' • SAN fR.'\NC!SCO (AP) -closed Pacific Coast ports (or reached ~ adv_ance of format Agreement on a new two-year a record 134 days in 1971-72 negotiations which began Ma,t West Coast longshore contrac_t with'-" ~mic loss banking 15 assured a 25--ctnt hourly' was announced Saturday night economists estimated at $2 wage increase efrectlve June 1 by shipper and u n I o n billion, including $600 miWon for 13,000 dock workers and negotiators. in tits. grain exports to Asian ship clerks. The advance l..l.---1-<C r.ime. llhaotic LOS ANG!'LES (UPI) - The eldest sop ol oil tycoon J. Paul Getty Was buried on a windswept bluff overlooking the Pa1t1tlc Ocean Saturda)r. three days after the JS.year· • The agreement was made • nations. agreement abo assured a. . ·-. -effective as of Saturday. 'fbe_agreement settlingJbat _guarantee a_~inst any layoffs 'Ille prospect that President strike _expires June 30. and a 36-hOOr weekly pay • CRIME BUSTERS DEPT. -Lois of reports, are drculaUri tnesedaySiOOii'i li!Taffillies and organized crime are infiltrating Southern California. The reasoning goes something like this: ~okl~executlye died under-- Organized crime snhks in and gef.s a hold on the liquor industry. From this base, they brlport nude danc- ing girls into the bars. Then prostitutioii. Then gamlr ling. By then , yoo have the entire bad scene going in your community. That may be the way the reasoning goes but take it from the top enrorrer of California liquor laws. He'll tell you that organized crime has been unable to make it to the first base -that being the control of bars and liquor. --- ,HE IS EDWARD J. KIRBY, an •n tc1aav Orange CounUan by preference and by Gov. Ronald Reagan's choice, director of the caulornia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control -....- ' Years ago~d'Kirby was the.FBl's~agent-.in-charge for Orange County where he built a considerable"rePIJ"' talion in our region In law enforcement. He was~ ferred to the LA bureau in 1963 where be remained until reLirement. Six and one-half years . ag!J, after 26 years \Vilh lhe FBI, Reagan tapped him to head the' ABC. , NoY<' 56, Kirby directs a department with 443 em- ployees, headquarters in Sacramento, southern and northern divisions in San Francisco and Do,-ney, 19 district offices and an ll·man legal staff. In all, they administer the more lhan 50,000 liquor licenses issued . in our.Golden State. ''I HAVE NO DOUBT that there is some organized crime in California " Ed conceded to me over a cup of coffee the other day. "But we have found no evidence of organized crime in lhe Calilomla liqU« lnduslry ." New this baa to be .a falrly-UUpressive sta.tement -·---!nvestlgetloo ·1!'-ooe"l>l""1e•']>rlme..tasb'otclhe - Al!C. . . "Every· llcens& ·issued ·in California gel.S a.careful investigaUon," Kirby explains. ·"We · are particularly carerul to team that the applicant isn't a front for somebody else or acting as lhe dummy for somebody else's money." · ·And Kirby concludes, "No cases we have investi- gated have proved out to be connected with organized crime as we think of il on a naUonwide basis. 'ED JS QUICK to concede that some individual op. erators might get big ideas a1>out branching out from liquor into prostitution and gambling. But as the ABC has knocked off these individuals, nothing has been found to link them with any mythi~l "Mr. Big." Then what about those bars that have featured a11 the nude dancing girls and even in some places, sex acts on stage? "Recent court deci~ons have made it preUy clear that lhe days ol lhe naked dancer• are just about over," Kirby declares. "Nudity in bars will soon be a thing of lhe pasL . "O! course. tlley claim this is just adult entertain- ment, but we have found children as young as 11 or 12 years old working inside these places." All this suggests Ed Kirby is keeping the Ud on the alcoholic beverage business in pretty good form in California. He serves at the pleasure of the governor~ of course, and Reagan's tenn ends in 1974. What then? KIRBY SMILED, "Well, I'm not, going to retire but J"m really not interested in things you might have heard. \ No, I'm not interested in being an Orange County sup- ervilef, '"Xrid I'm not interested in being Orange County shenrr .. " -~ ---·---Well, two more good rumors shot down the drain. Riot Police Attend Graduation Party NORTHRIDGE {UPll - Richard Taggert's graduation party was every bit a success, but be said he didn't CO\Ult on J,000 uninvited guests -ln-cludir« !he phalanx of police with batons and riot helmets. Five dlvisiorul: of police in the San Fernando Valley were called on tactical alert for three boors Friday night when the array ol 60 guests ex· ponded to nearly 1,000. Rumors of the graduation party spread q u I c k I y throughout this !oothill <=1· mwtity, and before mldnight crowds of young people spilled into the street by Taggert's home. Many of them were new greduates of Granada Hills High, like T:iggert. rn y s t erlous circumstances from an overdose of drugs and alcohol. Whether the death ot George F. Getty II will be ruJed "A~ cldental or a suicide" will be left up to a team of pathol()- gists who are conducting wha t coroner Thomas Noguchi calls a "psychological autopsy.'' ~· 1'le 36-year-old executive of , _______ ,;;o~u.=.;•.:-;;:.:•:'":•;•:;.:'-=.,:':;:":;;',:",:""::-::;.:=:J t~ Getty Oil Co. was round in a coma at bis hillside home atWell, well, look who was most active on th~ local early Wedoeaday Sod he ·died stock. exchange last night." al>!>UU 5 bwuJ•Wl'-_ --------- Getty's family rushed him to · Qu ... of Al)gels Hospital and had him admitted under an- BSSUmed -""""· ~ hjs_ death was first announced it 'JAjyckigg_Thwarted? 'wn attributed to an apparent SAN'ERANCISCO .(AP)., A detected in a search ol her car- braln hemorrhage. woman was arrested at San ba d · boardin But the coroner's office said ry-on-ggage ur1ng g the autopSy revealed no 8igns F r a n c i s c o International procedures for a Trans World of that or a heart attack. Airport Saturday and held foi' Air Lines flight from San PoJice at first launched an investigation of attempting to Francisco to Phoenil:. investigation into the Getty board an aircraft with a lo8.d· The woman was booked into deaoundth because 0,f ~-~ure ed gun,. the FBI reported. the San ~rateo County Jail in w , apparen ~ .. ises_oo_~~i W Ba cl 1 _ . the body and other "unusual vuai es · tes, spe a Redwood City.- circumstances ." agent in c~rge here, saia Vin-Asst. U.S. Atty .. Jerry K. But Getty's family dismiss-centa Aguilar Boggs, 40, or Cimmet authorized federal ed the wounds explaining that Willits was taken into custody prosecution on the weapon Getty had fallen at poolside after a loaded weapon was charge. while barbecuing Ille night before his death, s tabbing himsel! bf .accident when he !ell. :-.The:_.-~coroner· ~said~ t.Jt0e -...,...__. puncture wound was · super!lcial. but noted that. traces of barbiturates ·were L nearly at the "lethal" level. and Ulal Getty's blood-alcohol reading was quite high. Getty is said to have taken "10 to 15" sleeping capsules before his death. Investigators said they •'ere also looking in· to a report that the oil ex- ecutive had a famil y "disagreement'' · and locked himself in his room before being !ound. AU Survive Two Plane Accidents LOS ANGELES( AP) - A Lancaster pilot was reported in satisfactory condition following one of two light plane crashes Saturday in the Lo.s Angeles area. Larry McMarut, 28, was taken to Marina M e r c y Hospital after his CeSsna 210 ditched in the ocean about two mile! west Of 'Los Angeles - lnt·ernation a l Airport, authorities said. A passenger, Thomas Holl· negle, 29. allo of Lancaster, was uninjured, a Highway Patrol spokesman said. ' 'Ibe plane apparently became lost In dense log, authorities said. Two other men were unin- jured airer their single-<ngine AJrcoupe lost power on takeoff from Hawthorne Airport and crashed into a perked car near an Intersection in an unin- corporated area two mites !rom the alrport. The pilot -identified by sheriff's officers as Norman Hyder. 35, Harbor City. Minor damage was reported to the car, parked near the in- tersection o( 134th Street near La Cienaga Boulevard. New Cart llric;,o;: Effecli\'f' thru Sat., June lfl ' ·New!Home Videotape. Recorder.· •• ' .. . "1; " .• .. . \ r." .. ·."'. ~ ... ,., New!Jloaae TV Studio .••• ' l .r .. New!Home Movie Theater ••• TaskF~Z f\1 oto r cy c I i s ts roared through to join the crowd and police said many of tbe youpg people were s t op pi n'g motorists and getting spirited on alcohol and drugs. Al one point in the big al!air Patrol Cop a pollce helia>pleT c r e w To Reg te Resort Area NAPA (AP l -A task !ore. of federal and county officials was named Saturday to pro- duce a plan for improving and regulating resort facilities at Lake Berryessa. Rep. Don Clouse. (R· Cali!.), who named the group, said he opposes a bill by Sen. John Twmey, (D-Ollil); to pl ... the lalti. and ahore property tmder federt1l control as a naUonal recrtatlon area. "Quite !rllllkly I don 't !eel lhal approoch •tands a chance, and I believe U IJ 1 c!Wervice to pretend that It doe!," Clauten oald, alter toutlnl Ille -110-area; hovered low over t be neigbborOOod ·end insisted by T ----T -gs loudspeaker that Ille tee<>-~ ~ agers must. leave the area. Most riid. LOS ANGELES (,W) -A But it took about 100 officers tghway Patrol offw:er lost to clear out an equal number th his legs Saturday "''hen or party-Crashers at Taggert's · motorcycle wet:1t out of home. Ten persons were ar-control on the M a r 1 n a rested and released to their Freeway and slimmed into -parents. the center divider, a patrol spokesman said. \ Wh ere was Taggert during The officer, Robert\ c . the affair? Caldwell, 34, of Thousand He left at the height of the Oaks was 1iste4 in critical con· party but said later lt was a dition al Santa M o n i c a !itting~occemon -to<-celebratt H al his 19th birthday end gredue· -=°'=pt=l =·======;I Uon FridaY. '" "People were Jempecked everywhere and tlley just kept coming. But everybody wu coot ond mellow and there were no fights • • • no 11Ql!dng." Re returned )'hen tl•!-iJOlice-a~rt-wu' Wtod.- 'YOU ·Section' There's something for YOU ln the "YOU Section" o( the DAILY PILOT every Sltndoy. Check lis peroonal appeal '!or you and tours. B-W TV Camera Cartridge TV Console •1,350 Use Seara Ea111 Payment Plan N,_ _ An interim a g r e e m e n t b'Wlfantee. u.on-soon-ma announce------=-------------·I strict new economic controls apparently v.•as a pressure on the bargaining by the Interna- tional Longshoremen 's and \Varehousemen's Union and the Pacific Maritime Associa· ti on. The joint 1JL\VU·PMA sta te- ment said tlie agreement was subject to rfit ification by union and association members . It said no details ¥.·ould be OiSclOsed until after ratifica· • lion. "The Contract w h I c h removes any work &\oppa ge threats expires on June 30, 1975, and assures shippers of uninterrupted service," the statement said. "All economic issues have been settled and the parties have agreed that anr re- maining non-econon1ic issues will be the subject or further negotiation . and arbitration if that becomes neces.5al"f." -A crippling ILWU strike Sears • Governor.Hopefuls Appeal to Women LOS ANGELES (AP ) --calling the situat io n Four Democratic candidates "archaic." for governor stressed Satur-"Watergate couldn't have daf that women ~ula pliy a happened_ lf_ even ooe out -ot greater rol~ in government·af-. ihe five top conspirators were fairs, and their-audience a woman," quij,ped Alioto. natur~ly agreed. Moscone pledged his ad· The lour -Secretary of ministratloo "Would include State Edmund G. Brown Jr., them (women) in 1 a r g e State Sen. George Moscone, numbers -maybe many of. San Francisco Mayor Joseph those in ttis audience." Alioto and Rep. Jerome R. And Asiiemblyman Willy \\'aldie dre\v applause and Brown. (D-San Francisco), laughter as they praised the who spoke for"" As,,emb)y • y,•omen 's liberation c a u s e Speaker Bob Moretti, another . before an audience of women Democrat.ic candidate, drew a Democrats. laugh when he sald that all Brown noted that none ot five candidates should "agree the 61 state agency and on some woman to head this department heads is a woman, party ." ' -.----· -'=''-- -··--.. eTVishere! We aenlce what we Mll. anywhaN lri tha U.S.A . Record your favorite shows ''off the air''• Record programs up to 100 minutes long and play them back u many times u you like. Even it you're away from home, the ==~------l t&ner can be set to tum on .and record up to 8 houra later • Shoot your own videotapes .SimpJy slip a blank cartridge into ·the recording unit and shoot any subject with the black-and-white TV camera ... it records sound as· you tape! You can erase the tapes and re-use the cartridges, too. Blank tapes ere aveileble · from Sean. . 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LYNWOOD lOllAN(( c •••••••• ,,. • ., ........... \_,;.._,,,u,, C.tiNOCA 'ARK COVINA OIANGE f'OMONA SOUTH COAST MIA o,v_ VAllll' ........... ·South Coast ?tua • • • ,. • I • ·- A.• DAILY PILOT EnITOBIAL PAGE Good Luck, For thousands of young pe<>ple along the Orange Coast, their own "four more years" come to a happy conclusion this week in a flurry 9£ caps, gowns and c:li- plomas -all to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance. At most high schools, colleges and universities, the Class of '73 is the "biggest ever." This is especially true in Orange County where educatiOna1-raclllUeS"1lave a hard lime keeping pace with pwth. 1--------But-)ll-least-the-.facilities-are-here-now. M•n)U> the high ~ch ool graduates will\be able to save money on thei r adv~nced education by c~oosing to commute from home to ex.celleQt community colleges or full.fledged universities. Those who do not plan to conti nue their schooling, or who prefer to go the adult education route, will find the county's growth has brought with it a much wider local market than in earlier days, along wi th an impres- sive selection of night school opportunities. For the first time in many years, the shadow of the draft has been lilted and the task of finding a job and establishing a caieer can be uppermost in the minds of the graduates. Their hopes are high, as they should be. We wish them well1 and a world at pe,ace. ' Watergate Needs Airing Sen. Sam Ervin's select committee has rightly voted to reject a proposed delay in its \Vatergate hearings. Prosecutor Archibald Cox sought either a lbree- montb delay, or at least suspension, o! broadcasting of the hearings\.. on grounds public airing of testimony could impede his future·prosecution efforts. He may be technically correct. But preparation of trials in the Watergate case will certainly take many months, during which memories may fade and testimony becOme shaded. Ervin insists, correctly, that the Senate committee has the right and the obligation to "inform the Amer· ,• . 'Power Play' Has Congress created a powerful agen· cy lhat could be used to further a presidential bid by Sen. Edward Kennedy and provide ammuniton for the an- tidefense lobby in this country? These questions are becoming more important every day as a controversy shapes up in the Senate over the funding of a new agency called the Office of Technologi.cal Assessment. Only.lo recent wt!eks has the lull poten. tial of the ClrA -begun to sink in on the members of Congress. It seems that in the closing days ol the 9Zrxl Congress, Sen. Kennedy managed to obtain approval for the OTA and for a joint congressional board to set policy for the agency. Sen. Kennedy wotlld. be- ccme chairman of the joint boanl and oversee the expendi- ture of $5 million authorized for OTA purposes. As ol now, no money has actually been appropriated, but if Congress should fund the OTA to the full amount of its authorization , the agency would operate with a staff of 80-90 persons and exercise a marked infiueoce over legislation in almost every area of human endeavor. rr WAS po!nl<d oot that the Office of Technological Assessment was created u a vehicle by which Congress can ob- tain information "con~eming t h e physical, biological, economic, social and pclitlcal effects" of technology. This means there ls absolutely nothing which the agency COuld not beome involved in . At the time of its passage, few members of Congress realized they were being asked to set up an agency with a huge staff and sufficient funding to dwarf all o t h e r standing committees of Ciongress. Nor do I believe the members fully realized the enormous powers that were voted at the same time. Its authorization says the OTA will have authority "to do all things necessary to carry out" the provis ions of the act, including making full use ol "competent personnel and organizations outs.ide the office, public or private, and fonn special ad hoc task forces or make arrangements when appropriate ... " BARRY GOLDWATER poration or educational institution with or without reimbursement :.. .. " A RECENT ARTICLE of The Wall Street Journal suggested that tbeJuod.ing of OTA would provlde Sen. Kennedy with "effective control of a legislative ilgency with an annual budget larger than any or the standing committees of C.oogress and a staff of ~ people. It would further supply hjm with lwninaries from every branch of private endeavor who could ad- vise him at public expense.'' Concern that the OTA, ostensibly a nonpartisan· ~ opention, might turn into an instrument of the an- tidefense lobby is rooted in the Dovi.sh makeup of six senators appointed to the board. In addition to Sen. Kennedy , the members ;nclude Sens. Clifford case of New Jersey, Hubert Humphrey of Min· nesota, Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania, Ernest Holling.s of South Carolina and Petet Dominick of Colorado. On the basis ol the record, only Dominick and Hollings are considered CUlSistenl supporters ol a strong U.S. defense policy. 1 The six HOUR members are split about evenly between Doves aod Hawks, but there is little doubt ·that the O\'eraU direction of the board leans Strongly to the left. l FURTHER CONCERN is rooted in reports that Sen. KeMedy wants fonner Congressmean Emilio Q. Daddario for the job or director of the OTA and is considering Dr. Herbert York or Jerome \V iesner. both members of the an- tide!ense lobby, for a top advisory counsel post. With this kind of a board and staff, there would be li ttle doubt what kind of advi ce the new agency would give to members of Congress on subjects such as the ABM, the SST, the Jl.l bomber and similar Issues. It would consist of a ' steady stream of advice to junk needed defer¥e items so that mere money could be dtanneled into llOCial engineering proi· ects. Graduates ican pe<>ple of the truth In respect to the Watergate affair." - Recalling the hopelessly Inadequate "investigation" I conducted by the Justice llepartmen~ It seems clear that the wide-open Senote hearings, conducted by re- sponsible elected representatives of the pe<>_ple, are the most effective way of uncovering that trutli. At this point, prompt and thorough public airing l!lj'Vital to-tbe-well·belng of-the liation.Il"at-some nebu-·----"--"'""" lous future trial date some of the sorry participants seek immunity for having testified openly, it will be less damaging than continuing to keep the lid on now. He Mirrors His Boss Young Ron Ziegler, formerly of Disneyland and the advertising business, is off to Paris with Henry Kissin- ger, doubtless enjoying a respite from bis recent painful confrontations with the White House press corps. Of all Presidential secretaries in recent memory, Ziegler has most consistently aroused the ire and scorn of .bis audience. His arrogant obfuscations_earne,ad.Jhwiwm'----1 the tille of "Zieg-liar" and his unfortunate use of the term "inoperative" ill revealing that earlier statements were untrue, has become a classic. But it's_not easy to be a Presidential press secretary. Ziegler's deputy, Gerald Warren, who has been handling the briefings lately, soon found be too bad painted him· self into a cohler. After announcing that logs of the President's meetings with White House counsel John Dean would no~ as Presidential papers, be subject to subpoena, Warren had to back-track the next day, indi- cating he had misunderstood his instructions. In -fac~-a-Presidential press secretary is little more than a mirror of his boss's personal relationships with the press. In this administration, Ute press corps can hardly expect to find a relaxed, open, cheerful spokes- man on the White House briefing podilim . 'YOU 61VE US WliAT WE WANT AN~ Wt'l.L <llVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT.* ., , • ..neJl_r ______ ....___c War __ ls_. No1_· In eyitable ,_.,.·-~ .. • . . . 'Gloomy Gus Sa tna!!Y British dlgnltaries are hof>. nobbing with can girls these days that it makes you wonder if they have one more "House" besides the House of l«ds and House ol Commort0. A.R. V. oi-nr en CMtlltelltt •r• Hllm+nM iw ,....,.. ... "' IMf --r11Y rlflKt .... ....... flf .... --· .... l'Mf "' -.. .,_., Gw. ~" ...... . Divinity Lot • Not Always Pleasant One For at lent ball a generation we have been bearing about the managerial revolution -the takeover from the ac· tual Ol!!M'" bf the . ..pen managen of corporate enterprise. But the success seems to have brought a.s much disillusim, trustralion. and anguish as happiness to the victors. Both authors Willlam Battalia ' and John Tarrant, of the current boot "'nle O:lrporate Eunuch" have served as management consultants. They are aware of the battle within every business to get ahead of one's competitors, in which the winners often are as disap- pointed.as the losers. The manager, they say. has been a god since 1954. But they quote to the effect that "the lot of divinity is not always a pleasant one." Once the manager has won bis posi tion, he must keep going, he f~ls, up and onward -or out. Hls very success brings immense pressures and fre qu en tly isolates him from direct cootacts with the operations which lnitlally gave hbn strength. 'nlus, the authors maintain, achievement can emasculate. RoealdC. llood Anodated Press Peace Cari Be A'ttai1ied lf..Sterii DemanJ.s A.re. Met 1be difficulties in enforctng·the peace temlS in Vietnam point to a tenifying fact about human society. Men know far less about the making of peace than about the making of v.-ar. They maintain academies to teach war strategy and tac- tics. They carry out far.fhmg programs to train soldiers to fiobt. They spend htm- dreds of bill.ions of dollars on weapons and bombs. They .... quire young men"to give a year or more of their lives in oom- p u 1 so r y mil itary service. What about peace! No one is .com- p e 11 e ·d to study . peace or to won for peace. 'Ibere are no government peace academies for educat- ing people in the different art.s ~ peace- making and peace-keeping. In terms of human thought, action or commitment. the sad truth is that peace has never been as important as war.· TRE UNITED NATIONS is a dramatic example of the secondary role ol peace in human affa irs. The United Nalioos \l{as founded in 1945 for the purpose of eradicating the "scourge of war" --in the words of the preamble to the U.S. Charter. . . Yet the \\'orld organization WjtS never given the means to fulfill that purpose. The statesmen, especially from the ma· jor nations, make all sorts ol grandiose speeches about the importance ol the United Nations, but they carefully deprive the United nations ol the authori- ty for carrying out its manda~. 'Ibe result is that the United Nations as a world organization has no lawmaking or law-enforcing powers. lt is severely li~ted in its ability to deal with world anarehy. The financ!a1' support given lo the United Nations by its members is M all· too-am.crate reflectioo of the value they attach to a peace-keeping mecbanism. The Unil<d States pays the highest dues by far of any of the members of the United Nations. Yet the United States has spent more for an average single day of warfare in Vietnam than its full-year payment to tbe United Nations. WE GET WHAT we pay 1..--in peace as in everything else. President Nixon, Uke PreSdellta Jolwm, KEl>Dedy and Eisenllow<r before him, bas said that the eradication d war is the moet vital business on earth. Yet be baslla!lied aur ( NORMAN COUSINS ) payment to tbe United Nations and has cut to ribbons the budget for the only agency inside the U.S. government s pecifically charged with the respmsibility for finding ways to bring about effective anns · control and disarmament in the wOrld. h-1eanwbile, the Presidet;ll has in- creased the U.S. military budge t - despite lhe..end of the war effort in Viet- nam and the detente with the Chinese and the Russians, in ~·hich be himself played the major role. It is not jlllt national governments that give far more attention to '\\o'&nnaki.ng than peacemaking. Peace Is. the tllQSt neglected subject in the American educa- tional curriculum. Perhaps not more than a dozen American oolleges and universities have instituted systematic Y.'Orld peace studies. 1'-Janhattan College, Duke University, 1he University of h-tichigan and Col.gate " University are among the pkneen in : American higher education t h at recognize the fact that people must bl educated in the nature and management ol peace if· peace is to becolne a reality. PERHAPS THE M~ imaginative ef. fort of all in this directloo is the proposal for an lnlematiooal Peace Academy. It was conceived by a Philadelphia woman. Mrs. Ruth Young, and is now well en tht Y.'8Y toy.•ard becoming a reality. 'Ibe International Peace Academy 'would train people to become intematiooal civil servants, especially in mmplicated mat· ten ol peace-keeping is in the preseot Vietnamese situation. War need not be inevi table, but it will oot go away by Itself. When enough peo- ple come io understan_d that peace is a science. and are prepared to meet ilS Stem demands, there is a good chance that war can be abolished. Until then. lt is difficult for the human race to regard itself as truly civilized. Are Chauvinist Porkers· Really Male . Maybe I'm a male chauvinist pjg. Maybe I'm not a male chauvinist pig. But whet.her Cl' not I'm a male chauvinist pig, I'm tired ol being called a male cfiauVinist pig by a lot ol strident women who ought to have their mouths washed out with I08p or tossed into the town pond as common scolds. A 1ot ol men I know are also getting annoyed by being denounced as male cbauvlnist pigs by a pock of female har- ridans -wouldn 't be pleased by a man if he were a cross between Sir Galahad and St.. Francis. Becat11e of a cou~ tesy to the lair ... learned at my mother's --the 1-wu applied with the bad< end ol a hairbrush -I wouldn't ro!er to these or Female?, . ·[ __ HAL___..B--.OYLE-.......--...J shrewish ladies as female chaUvinist pigs. But fmw.le they are -and chauvinists they art. The dictionary d e f I n e s chauvinism as "undue partiality or at- tachment to an ideal-« cause-." I submit that a majority ol the women of America themselves recognize that some of these aPost1es and their clai~ are ridiculool, byllerical and downrialtt laughable. ., Some of these female-chauviniM& seem -·~ lo want not equality with men but outright war between the sexes. I don't think the onlinary American woman wants to be without a D\ln or, having him , to make a war between them. The gool IS one ol mutual affectim and respect -and fun. Further than that, CYrA would be authorized to enter into contracts or other arrangements for the conduct of its work with any agency or government or iny "person, fir rn, ass<x::latlon , cor-Making the Bachelor Scene Today But what is punling to mo6t men b a new type of hybrid female eme<gin& from the women's Ubcratlon movement. 1 She is the type who wants lo exact! from a llUlll the gallantries ol tho put , but at tho same time insist on ber ritlht i · to oompelo with him '"' fully equal terms J in the career field. OIANM COAST DAILY PILOT Robert fr.IV eed, PubU.htt Thoma.s Kt..U, Editor Barlma /(rtlbich Editorial Pag• Editor 'Ille "'"lorlal ,-ol tho Dall> Pilot .leek& to Jnfonn and stimulate rndtn by :pre11mti.nc on this .,.._ , divmll!'iCot'nmnrtary·oa klpAcs Of tn. tft'Ht by s)>l'ld.lca1ftt columnists and cartoonists, by providinra fonlm foir !ftdm' \1f!Ws a.nil b)' ~!Irv this newst»Ptt'11 opinione •nd k*• oo ~nt toplct. The t'dltorlal opinkJnl cl the Daily Pilot appear only 1n lhe edl!orial coJumn· 1t the top of the pqe. Opinion.a exprear.d by the col- WDntsls and cartoonlt'l4 llnd Jetter • wrtten are their own and no endorae- rnent of their vt~ by 1he Oa.Jly ptklt thou.kl tie Wti rid. SUnday, June 10, 1973 When I came to San Francisco in 11155 I was a bachelor. Between engqementr, as they say in the the1ter. l had a normal interest in girls, and maybe even sli&btlY more than normal I had, quite literally, no lrtendl at all In the city, ·and no job. Meeting girls was something of a problem. 'lbere were bars, to be sure but the ban I lilted best had rather rigid ldeu about what was then prissily called p!~klng up girl•. These rigid Jdeu were negative. Take the -Buena-. Vista at Beach and Hyde, which aoon· bccAme my home away from-----i>ome. There Were plenty of · attractive gtris Jhtte, end unattached, too. \ SITTING DOWN ·and talking to them, though, was the sin that cried to Heaven for vengeance. 'Il1e joint was kept simon· pure by the eagle eye of the owner, the late Jack Koeppler and a special cop. It was easier to get the gltb In 1 nunnery than in the old BV. Mr. Koeppler went to bis death ...,. vlnced that nobody ever fanned a llnlul . . I relationship in his store. He wasn't quite accurate, of Cilurse. His poJlcy at least once ran to ab8urdity. He ooce 86'd a fellow for talking to a pretty girl who turned out lo ht> his wile. Though he l!nally admJtt.ed the facts1 Jack would never 'Rllow the guy into the place. He was an old-rashioned bar man "·ho believed that onee i guy was liii\ded lhe dreitd 86. there was no revokJ ng lt. rt r wanted to bring a girl into the BV 1 would meet her out side, and «ccompany her' within. You couldn't be too car.cful . -WE SWmlll· to -1117:1. A Loo-Angel reporter-comes to the City to visit hlf old college crony. wbo Is now married. "Marriage Is fairly boring," 11y1 the old crony, "but the bachelor ecene around here loot Its ''"' ...,,pletely. It was too e11y -lite 1e11ding out to Cl>lcken • Delight." Old crony added, wisely, '"!'be most notable achievement of the ·M!:rual revolution is having rendered sex bor· "t:n.spoken, that .Getting ·a girl these days tn a Union street bar is something like borrowing &\OOok from the library. Amorous encOuntm of. 12 hours duration are cori,,urnmated without either party JO much as asklni Iha name af the other. It is only if you have some outstandlng teX· ual ecoentrlclty that a litUe shopping around la needed. The whole thing, 11 In the' wor<ls al Mr. Eliot, ls a5 simple and !althle" u a shake of the-hand. TAKE 'l1IE M06T famous· of the si~ bors, which shall be namel ess out of e ity. Physically, It is JU$1 sbout a• atlri ive a place 11 there is in town. The owner modeled -ll-alter-a-11loon-on the upper West Side In New York. He wanted to build In San Francisco the kind of place wbere he oouJd take bis wile; a decidedly attractive YOWll woman .• The last thins In the world he desired WU to IOt dp & IOluai bezaar; but tbot is what the place turned Into. A sort o! stale smell cl Just began to pervade the bar. You had w get a table in the back room lo escape It. Tbe quality of the lluds around the bar det.rtorated, and then detertorated-llOll1e more. The place was a huge financial auccess but the founder and his friends were disa·p- pointed . They were patroolzlng a plaee with too ltlah a content al hoodlum, al both sexes. , Even il she ls Uying to take his own job •WIY fJUn him, lbe expects blm lo: • 1 Push her way tlnutll> the revolvtnc door as they ~r tbe olllce bUlldlna. Let her en!« tbe elevator lint Let her get out ol the elevator lint. Defer lo her during office oon1.......... I Walch her Daunt sex.Jn a way be <*t't. • Light her ct1orettes at ol!lc6fund....._1 What can a man do lo dee! w!lh tho un- FOR SEX and bars do not really mix, lilrhanded tacllca of thlJ new hybrid typo desptte_the_ success of ~ bars. of woman he no w confrool• more olttn The way they did thlnp at the old1BV, every year? and the way-the1 do thlnp there lodly, The truth ls that It is all oo new to him Is the right way to do things, despite the the average man hasn't flgitnd out yol occasional lrustratlans left bf the 1d· what ht> can do about II -txe<!ll• to venturous-customer. break his sword across bls knee and sur-- Wlten-yoollud.,....U 1~,at.a.baL-render. --·-~-next to !"'t of the leadi"I plmpo ln toWn, Ao Socratos Aid, "Oace _womm •• holding ba1lqoo llAI of R=.f Martin In made equal lo man, she becomea hil his daint1 hand, the leellnl <ibmes over l\ljlertor." you !hit not oOiy ls tlt!J boring under No. wond.r meo are gilleilby being • such circumstances, but drloldnl ls lior· called mal~uvinist pip. They led , Ing, too. more Ute blii>d jdloU. • •.4 .. ) ,• • I 1 .. . • • • • ' ---.. '- Romanced • By Britain By Tiie ASSOCIATED PRESS - S~f!~ay. June 10, !973 DAllY f!LOJ A 7 - Cli1nax Impeachment or Resignation of President? lnlttV!eww by WALTER SHAPmo J Editor, Tbe Waabtngton Montbly ( WHERE THEY (If a uniter of political fictlon like STAND 1 . Allen I>rury or Fletcher Knebd Md _ 1 _ devised tlte sCf'ipt for Watergate, it , \ would undoubtedly end with scnnc or the grand jury probes reveal that 10Tt of melO<t~tic fl.ourilh. Per~ Prefident Nixon ~nctioned th~ Wa· agaln. Q. Tbus a Jobn MKcholl °' Jolla DOi'n might be lmpeaebed, even tbougb they've left office'?' A. Yes. LONDON -When British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas--Home was in N(ieria last F*uary, he referred to the .~l~ of 1JOuthtrn Mrica as "fttJF<lom . lllhten. · -t there would be fl ttme Senate vott' on tergate cover-Up, in\ any way, mOtio ns (Con.gt'essman Reus& emphariu.s ,, tlUi t a ;qint reaignation would nol be an a.dml8non of (IUl!t by <ith<r tM Ptesiden't or the Vice PJ"etident.) " _whttfl.er_to.impeach_the_P.te.siden.t. OL---1uch-a.s these may1 provide the 00. 5 .... •-1... .....,. ... , i that S~~~-~ little hackmyed, a t i# OT a solution to the MUing cfi. Q 11 n-.at.a-• YJ1. ..... 1 ......... __ ., ... ..nv a-BUl1"1!1n('Tem·arln>Jrnfng- trom such a conservaUve diplomat. Most Britons In the upper echelons had been refenin2 to these insurgents as ''ter· --·~--.,~--careu -~actdre11 nib"h1Ch-tM =i.. --~~...L----~........!!J-...... •"' gullty, why 1bould he resigo? roriats. ,r · ,,,. Incident reOected the diplomatic flirtation that Brttaiit ts carrying On with the political leaders of Nigeria, Zaire, Tamanla 811!1 Kenya. - Observers say It was no accident that Douglas-Home picked Nigeria as the place to make his remark. The BriUllh get more than one-tenth of their oil lrom that Comlnonwealth republic, which is the biggest !late In Africa. In fact, Nigeria_[~ to South Atllca as Britaln's bigg~ trading pa~er m -the continent. • · LONDON COURTS YOUNG NATIONS C.rrlN on df~l/t ti/rial/on with lhf pcwetMltf'lltol IJ~Qflf/a, Zal,., T an.unla and KM)'I 1----- President resigns for ti~ good of the Mo11 is careful to stress that he A. 11 is not a very enticing prospect to people. does 11ot know whetlier thtre are All this, of course, is fictio1i. But nrounds to impeach t11e President -· look fornrard to three and a half years of · H De • stalemated government, ~·hen you con-fn real.itv, two senior ouse mo-M anyone else . He ;ust Wattts a com-sider the problems the country has to crats, highly respected by their col-mittee to loo1' in to the question.) face. It is important to remember t.hat leagues, have proposed solutions to the Watergate crisis very .rimil.ar to Q, What revelations do you think •-oald the founding fathers did provide for a tliese scenarios. justify tmpeaChlQg President Nixon? resignation of. the President or the Vice Joli1t Moss, first elected to the A. Clear evidence of his participaUon President. Back in 1791. COngress pa!sed House i?t 1952 from Sacramento, ln a planned cover-up and In efforts to a statute setting forth the manner in has urged the House of Representa.-violate the laws. Or tbe President's clear which such resignations could be carried tives to convene a "committee of tn-failure to discharge the laws. out. They would have tot¥' in wrlUng and quiry'' to look into the poasibility of deposited with the Secretary ol State. impeachment charges arising out of Q. Tbell yoa don't see 8 difference Q. tr Carl Albert, o Democrat, became Watergate.---11<--.i_a situation ~ 1¥ Pres!denl Presldent;-bow coold-y..,.bave lilpertltan Almost· O:s senioi is Milwaukee approved the actual burglary and one """'li which be only partictpated· tn tbe cover-govertimeM? . 1n·1m. British trade with black Mica totaled aboot 13 billioa. By black -Allica,- Br!tain i.s referring to all thooe natlom eouth <I. the Saharac••ceP.tlnll-Sudan,the Portuguese territories, Rhodesia, South Africa and Namibia , which i.s alao m-it British inde . -. with tile blaclt statestotlled ibout 13 billion . in 1972 DemQCTOt HenTtl Reuss. AlthouQh he up? . A •. Under the 2.ltb ~endmtDt, the new r~j~;!! jmpeqch~t b~came . "such A. No 1 dori•t. Jn l~al terms there is Preside~ coold appoint a . Republican -r;:r~ --a--proceedi1l9-is-bound--to-last-at-leas·~t --.11"'·u"'1e-"1'rufference -between ~ an ~eSSciry-ViCe"Pi'esrdenl'rnere sHOtU~aiso· be a 1b a year and paralyze 'the country in the be.kre tbe-iact and one after _the fact . p"rovi~I~ for the ~ appointment of_ , __ _ .. _ ·r process," Reuss haa suggested that Republicans .to at leasl half the ca.Dmet t; President Ntxon and Vice President Q. Baaed on what bas been revealed so offices. A similar arrangement could be as South-West Africa . f Agnew resign simultaneously. Then a far, do you think there ls current!)' set up for lesser offices as well. bipartisan "government of national grOUDds to Impeach anyone? Britain i.s also malntalnlnJ[ friendly relations with rich, white-niled South Africa, \Vhere Briti sh lnvestmen.ts total minority regime ol Rhodesian Prime 'lbe British have made arrangements about $5 billion, as well as Rhodesia and Mirister Ian Smith who proclaimed his for Gowon to make a state visit in June. hi Portuguese territories.---country's-i:ndependence from Britain in Britain also hopes to play host to Presi- Keediffipingculthe ttw? roman1 """f goingBri~ 1965. dent Sese-Seko Mobutu of Zaire, which it be 1 t a times. n act uau When N1gerian President Yakubu believes will develop into ooe of black Prime Minister . Edward Heath ran into Gowon got wind of,what was going 00, he Africa's richest and most influential difficulties when he set out to fulfill made clear that Nigeria might quit the countries. policy commitments to : Commonwealth and aell lta oil elsewhere, Britain ts .a1Bo trying to appease e Sell mariilme arllll to South Alrica unless the British revised their plans, Tanzania's President Julius Nyerere who IOI" the defense of the oil mites uoed by 1b1np eett!ed down after it became became exercbed over the issue of South tanken carcying oil lrom tho Pmlan known that Britain had IOld only seven African arms. unity" could be established under A. You're asking me to prejudge. Q. 1 can see bow thl.s might work oa House Speaker Carl Albert.-next in There have, however, been a number of paper. but given the kncnm. aUrlbute1 of liiie to succession of the presidency. admissions, resignations and convictions. Richard Nixon, isn't the Idea of a Few in Washing£cm believe that gracious exit from the presktency a blt enough evidence has been produced Q. BU baven't all the convic&ions and out of character? thus far to justify ·impeachment of most of the admissions involved people A. Admittedly, it is. However, I would the President. And President .Nixon who are no longer in the go\•ermneot? point out that Mr. Nixon is an old band at has certainly given no indication that A. Remember the Con s t i t u t i o n taking highly improbable courses of IC- h.e's even contemplating resignation. stipulates two penalties f o r im-tion. After the turnabout on China. for But the Moss and Reuss proposals peachment. Only one is removal from of-example, it is a risky busine&s to cannot be dismissed out of hand •. lf lice. There is an additional penalty of de-generalize about what Mr. Nixon-can and in the ~ys ahead the ErvM hearings nylng the right to ever-bold public office cannot do. · <., *·* ... G~.~~~~~~!'.' ~ ;'laea.':l l!ll:. W:,'T'~:.:.~t~=· =::" =""=::;*::: ===·*=-;;,;:;~--~ lhe ·Soviet 1Jnloo. "' -·· Rbo<leSta after that nation's bladt ma-Kenyatta, eapecially lifter London eased ---· • --. ---........--"'• --' ~ . .,,,. "'-"""-"'-=="'-===:·====>""=~=-==="'i .. Jnf~rrilitfl-of P-.r.,Ose --_:,_ -e Come to tenrui with 111e-w11ite" jority-tumeddowirthe-ldea.·-;-• -c-certaindeb<aad-'1ldqrobiem<c-'--.. -·_ • -~ -.--. . ~ . - Runaway Maks Adopt Mot~s Maiden Name WomenLihbers . Are No Longer Pas8ive Pawns Nixon May For~e Disa~ter A professional tracer of missing [ ) persons says that phony surname most • Excerpts from "The Economics of -L .... BO;vn Woman.W....." In Forbes_u·--'·e: likely to he adopted by the runaway man aa. • .l..LI ~·-, ..... - is bis mother's maiden family name. He HWomen have bad-money for a long usually tries to hold onto hls original first time; that'• not new. The news today is name. One of the several UilnP the lion. When 8 ~search~ checked out not in sudl numbers u . the salaries fellow worries about most, this iatbbrtty numerous ambidextrous ff 1 r var d working ;~ bring home -•111 says, is the pciJSibility that in ·emne sud-studeDta, a majority of liame described billion. Nor the amount of. tnaurance pn>- den coaversation be them 1e1 v es as awkward. And ceeds they receive -95,blltion lo deltb mlgbt momentarily psychological tests Indicated most suf· benefits last year. Neither i.s It the forget what to call fered from 90mething called "petsonallty hlmlelf. maladjustment," a most miserable ail-arnOWit of stock registered Jn lJ¥ir • • ment, no doubt. names -'171 billion ~ -nor ttie Q. "That a man'• • • . • estimated •10 billion in mutual funds beard £"'W' faste<al SENIOR JOKE: What's the first joke they own. than his hair you -you recall ever hearing in a movie? -So "What's new·lJ tbat-Women's'ttb has ready reported. But pU of · t --~J-bow much faster?" inquires a com er 8DCleD .,~ come· to money. 'Ihe traditional woman A. r · oo"ut N?t sure. ~s way ~ck. Ref!lembe!' o~e left all money decisions to her husband igure a wise-cracking thespian said to his . . . -5'5-!!,,>cheo of-heal'd-pel'-yetu\-And--oaly -i;irl!rleiidolfscreeli. "Wliei! you-MdTgot~,.._his equivalent--the· family-attorney, aboot 5 Inches of scalp hair, 1! any, per married, 1 tbooght I'd teamed up with an her father'• -· or her brotber-111- year. angel." 'lbe annoyed wife replied, "I sup-law, the OPA. Now affluent women no • • • pose that's why you never bought me any Jonger aee themaelves u passive pawns Wbat-do·l:bese.-words·have In common? clothes." of theJr male betters ••• Saye one , Wall Straw, stop, bani, trap, lever, dessert. • • • s-ter 'I--'"" the 1~ will become devil_, mood. reNlld? Jn revene, they Q "Do Ell •-th T •--and Richard "'~ : t--o;\Aftl• "''..,. spell other Word~ OUr language man is , Burion llllOke~::C ay--the decade of·tbe woman lnveitor.' looking for others, but finding few. A. She In the ev<nJng only, be "Olllegeo and unlvenltlel In almoot • • • whenever he's awake, say the cu-every state are offering adult education · Those relatively rare citizens who respondents. counes !0< women In financial planning. claim to be ambidextrous are genen.lly • • • The waiting list at Omaha's Creightpn regarded as particularly nifty with their E~a~ly 18 out of e.Yery 100 husbands University stretcbel Ill the way around handf. But'that maftie an erroneOiisllo-met tlie lr wives in restaurants. the q-uad-1,500 WoDteD. W ASHINGTON--On March 3, 1863, the House of Represeota..U.ves vot.e:d articles ( J of Impeachment against Pres ident VON HOFFMAN Andrew Jobnsoo. Most of us have been taught that this fllSt and only trial of a ~dID!..l!'U_~,l;.<Le-1!llJJ.<e7of~-­ Repre..ntaU•ee criiltrolled by a mad-dog majority who have come down to us through hlll<lry un- der the name ol Ra- dlcil ~. A secood loot Indi- cates -that-was not the case. The Houle .... not the--· ty of 1he Radicals; who wore munerl- cally a decided min· ority. 1bat thtD7th President ol the United States came within one vote of the two-thirds needed in the Senate to ttrow him out was owir ing to the conservatives who l)lrned· against him. They did so very reluctantly with the same mi~= lhat conservati~e mern--ben or.------s&centw:y later have aboUt convicting Richard Nixon. 1bus we find Senator James W. Grimes of Iowa writing in March, 1867, that, " ... we had better submit to two years fl misrule ... than subject the rountry. its institutions and its credit, to the shock of an Im- peachment. I have always thought 80, and everybody is now apparenUy com1ng ~ to my conclusion." (This quote Is filched from a nifty new book entitled .. The Impeachment a'1d Trial of Andre w Johnson." by Michael Lee Bmedlct,-w~ W. Norton, New Y«k, 1973 $6.95.) WHAT HAPPENED in the time between Grimes' letter and a year later when optoioa had ciimp!etely reversed . =d:i !'° iJl.rf" The vot:!!r ~I ~ Jobmoo dme C<lllP .. to do whet It liever wanted to do. He impeached · hlnlllelf. Apln and aP,In. he refwed ,to cany out the laws Corigress passed for the recoostructloo ol the Sooth. What la Important lo understand aboot the effon to lmpeacil -Johnson is that Congress Dever w.med it and !iOUght every way over a period of three years to avoid IL It did so not only because of the conservative sentiments of men like anmes;M also because, then-a:s now, Congress was an amorphous, criss-cross- eel body that could not strongly coalesce on a single. uncompromised position without enormous outside pressure. Johnson applied that pressure. He pushed them to it by repeated and dangerous violatioos of the laws they passed. YET NONE of his <Xlllduct was crtminal. The crimes his enemies ac- Clllled him ol were not indictable of- fenses. He was charged with using the cmstitutlonal power of his office against the COllll!tutioaally passed taws of the nation. Problem of Ethics • Ill Government This brings us to Richard Nixon. He is most widely ouspected in the Watergate disgrace ol having conunitted ordinary, indictable offenses, Presumably, if a prima raCie case can be made, and a grand jury witti the guts to do it cou1d be assembled, he would be indicted in the By JOHN HAMER WASHING TON -As shock waves from tho Watergate scandal continue to spreed across the natlCll, Americans fmd themlel... grappling-anew with deep and diffk:ult questions about ethlca in governmsiL The ethical lmpiicatl"'1S of the Watergate aUair are multiple, toudllllg upoa fundamental "1t olten ,. unezpreaed fears In the minda ol many eltirall about .the potential for miluae of power In high councils of government. Watergate la profoundly different from any other Whlte House scandal in the na- tion's history, and that is perhape why reactions have ranged from confuslpn to ·indifference to cynicism to anxiety. What makes Watergate unique is the nature and pulllOSO of the miSUJe of· power. Wfcfcs . ( EDITORIAL RESEARCH ) 1be early Roman republic was an em- beyooi~ e:wnple of corrupt machine pollUcs. In the City ol God (4211 A.D.), St. Auguatine observed ~I lust for power was an Inevitable accomp8nimeot of pol!Ucel Ille. Nlceolo Machiavelli's Tbe Almo6t without exception, past scandals Prince (1111) 8liued that any means, in government have involved betrayals of • bowever omoral, could be UJed by rulers the public trust for the sake of mmey or to maintain power. Lord Acton'• well· goods. But Watergate's ultimate aim 1<nown but oltefl misquoi.d 1887 epigram seems to have been to undem1lrle the -"Power tends to corrupt and absolute •American political process itself, \o "fix" power oorrupts absolutely" -is aeldom a national presidential election . And with questioned. that aim come a wbolesale disregard of Tbe beat-remembered scandals ol U.S. federal and state laws. bisto<y bave revolved &round the White The Watergate affair shares many House. In the adminlstratioo of Ulysses commm ·elemeota with the period of the s. G1'11111, It was Credit Mobllier·and the Vietnam war -tecrecy, deception, Whisky Rim(. In Warren G. Harding's cover-up and extmlion ol exewtive day, it wu T,eapot Dome and the "Ohio powe<. Watergate can be viewed aa a gang." Under Harry S; Truman, a mlnlc 1og1co1..-ol the eUllcel climate In coat, a deep freeze and tax n.ioa spelled government -bl!-over the post scandal During the EtseolJow\!r year., decade. 111 hll fO<ellt -Tba Nlllc• ot tba vtama ... 1 and. orteniar rue alven ~ Lytog, David w1.. declared: "By tm s-Adams became symboll of cor- the polltlco ot !yins had chanpl the rup11on. pol!Uca o1 Ainerica. In pWie "' trust, Bur SCANDALS In. eoogr.s have there ""' wtdeopread m)ltrust; In place pnlJobly <00triboitetl moot blatorically to of coofldmce, there waa dtsbellef and the wldelpnld belief that poUUcs Is «<· doubt In the l)'slom and Its leederl." rupt. Mark Twain """" wrote: "It could A GAIJAJP rOLL In early May found probably be shown by. facts and figures · that 58 peraint ol -q11estlooed said that tb<re la no distinctly American crlml- Wotergate 'bad reduced their confidence 1181 class eltOPI CMgms." There ls I"" In the federal government: But this Is not oral qreement lharconcreulooal -ethlcs necessarily a new attitude. In polls"taken have .steadily Improved since tbe Inst at Intervals over a dottn yeers. the century -but not to the point of lnspir· University of Michigan's S u r v e y inl wldespi:ead coolldence. The judicial be found in state or local governments than in Washington. Alter all, the political machine had its origins in city government. And a case study in con· temporary corruption has been provided in New Jersey where 60 or more public officials ..... former and preserit -have been Indicted or convicted In the past four years. MOST PROPOSALS for improving ethics 1n government include new codes of ethics , financial -disclOSure re- quirements and stringent controls on campaign funding. The most important result of the Watergate scandal may be campaign spending reform. "In almost every aspect of Watergate there was one conunon element: tht! flow of unreported campaign cash ..1... lots and lots of cash •.. polluted rivers of cash drenching evecyOoe and everything in sight," John . W. Gard!>« of Common Cause bas said. l'lhitever specific remildies ·a.e devl~ ed, society nnty well' be the final determhiant of government e th I c 1 • Democracy, Bernard Shaw said, la a device that insures we ohall he governed no better than we deserve. "It seem5 to me that govinuneDt iS 1Ili;e a pump, -and w1lat it pumps up Is just what we are," Adlai E. Stevenson-once wrote. -== ------- -. ' ' <. same fashion that two o! his former Cabillet-members already have. You1-1-----1 don't have to impeach him for that. Nixon will have to make ()Jngress im- peach him. He may do it. U it should come to that , impeachment won't be detonated by strong indicatimo -be had prior knolvledge of Waler'gale, but by the lengths he bu gone lo -and protect his agents; That'a what's ~ him in trouble, and there ls m alp eftll now that he and his people bani ~ manufacturing false trails, perjurte( lies and evasions. Nixon's prideful going on andm ad• has converted what might have bom')lal soother sordid episode in a not eo elevclted career into such a dellance ei COOgress that it may he forced to tUe up the challenge against the will of -the Democrats, who certainly don't ""'11 this man tossed out now, thereby giving Agnew time to build an election iD biJ own right. , 1 YET NIXON is e!LUU8ged to~ his own disaster by the loyalty ml obe- dience of his subordin&U!s, -In the White House and the upper eciJekml o1 career government service, military and civilian. ·'lbey're smitten with a kind a Kaiserism, an untbjnklng '""*= sub8ervieoce to th& man and the which compels them to cany out ttYt1l')' command. . Given bla lnllezlbillty ol Pllli-· bom ol pride, corMctJm, , ..... and guilt, - rounded by Huni!h subordillales '!IJo res- pond "Jawohl" (yes, sir) to eYeri onler, Nixon could drive Congress to do U. The issUe may ·be the conoeaJmeo1I of. Watergate or even Cambodia, Wt if it comes to the sticking point it will be Nix4 on who will have forced bis own im- peactunmt --". .... "lo-- \ • 1-1--11-·l--------"1«'· ;,, ·you're '1'iifiMd wrmt1 lit' -tlHI----· 'f"''d .. , to T R...an:h Center found that those who branch has been comparaUvely, lree of felt--Ole govemmenH>OUld-he-tn11ted-had-OOl'l'\IPlloar bl&t-wlth..uotable lapoN. -Olto declined from ao 1o SI pOrcont linte 1958. Kerner, a laderal appeall court Judi• In The problem of ethics 1n·govemment la . Ullnols, ,... ._,uy sent.noed to prison. u olclu ~tllfd!,,l!l!!!Ucal cor-Qesplte Iha sundal l!t naUanal 'l'lllt the strugglo conUnues by both leaden and dUzens to bring politics and ethics Into harmony i.s probably of primary importance, although It olten seems ·in-vain. The greatest danger of Waters~te Is that future generaUoos may learn to _miS\I® powe lllOl'll N-Y and elfJcimtly. The best legacy ol Watergate w«tld· be a delennlned ellort to corred corrupUoa <.. .. .. <.. ' -Mk•·ftttN.~ • • " -·- ruptkin 1a evtd<rii In the history ot the aovemment, put and present, It Oil\ he Egyptiam, ~-and Jlebnlws. argued Iha.I COITllptlon Is more lllr.o\l', to -in poUtJcs and strengthen etbl<s In government. ~~~---'---~-~--~--~---·---~~-~-- • • l 8 DAILY PILdT -.,, -10, 1973 • 1-~----,.-Penneys--makes J---ir-~~~1 -sumner more fan • ----~ Prison Fencing Proposed 'sACRAMEN'f_O (AP) . , • •• M()St California prisons wobld ! be surrounded by two 12-foot· -,·--high chain·link fences with-an -• • t.1 • • • ,. ' . l ' electronic "no-man's land'' between them, under a bin ap. proved by a Senate oom- mittee. ' The Senate Judiciary ~ mittee voted 8-0 last week for , the bill by Sen. H . L . Ridlard90ll, (R -Arcadia), sending it to the Saiate Fi- nance Commlttee. A sJ)Okesman for the Cor- rectkins Departmen\ op,,....s the bill, saying it was not worth the appro:s:imate $1 million it would cost. Richardson, however, said the fences would pay for themselves by reducing the amount spent f.or recuperating n . \ .. -i formeh .. 7ss Men's 1 ()()Cl~ flolyester seersucker, long pointed co11ii'. wiih-4 tmtto-n placket.front: Machine w ashable in fashion colors. Menli sizes . S98 ' ' Men's 1 00'1~ Oac1on Polyester double knit walk shorts, in solid colors. Sizes 32 to 42 . Men's tank tops made of cotton knits. In fashion aolids and patterns. Men's sizes S-M-L-X L Men·s solict color poplin swim wear in solid colors to brighten the summer. Have zip front .., . Contra_sting_ stitching side .VBf!tS lnside -~ke_t. . ' -.. -.• ~.:___;_]t · waulcLalso......r~11C.1LCdme f--------------'--~-------' 1 1-cornmitteed .bY escapees white --.-1 ----~-----------.---~ -- ·t A y ar~ at large, he said. 1198 The committee seemed to balk when Richardson was unable to say how many escapes from state prisons had taken place In recent years, and when he said he wanted the biU to include the minimum security prison at Chino. Other minimµm securi- ty facilities would be ex- empted from the bill. But when the vote was taken, Richardson had oiie more than the seven votes he needed to get the bill out of the 13-member committee. Richardson said electronic devices would be attached to the fences and implanted in the corridor between them, to trigger an alarm if anyone should try to go around, over, under or through them. The fencing woud not be re- quired at prisons which the Corrections Department con· siders to already have equal or beUer perimeter security than tbe fences would provide, he said. Rkhardson told the com- mittee that Texas employs such double fence perimeters at its state prisons, ".and by -the way, they have no escapes down there." Riot Gas Produced By Britain LONDON tAPJ -. The British government h a s ·authorized production of a new riot control gas that makes people feel as though they are on fire. the Defense Ministry announced. There was imm e diate speculation the gas was in- tended for Northern Ireland v.ilere the effectiveness of other forms of riot control equipment has been ques-- tioned. But a government spokesman srud the army has not req uested ii. The c:hemical. kno'A-11 as CR, was developed by Defense ?.finistry scientists and has been un·der test for several years, sources said. lt can be sprayed on a crowd from a water cannon and within a minute cause a fiercely painful burning sensa- tion ol the skin and temporary blindness if it touches eyes, the ministry said. But il claimed it 'c auses no permcinent damage to human · tissue. 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HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beach {714) 8?2·m l. 1 --- ' I ' r .,, ___ _ Jesus Communes, Parents· ~ I Engaging in Tug-of-war SACRAMENI'O (AP ) -Parents from across the United States have organbed to "rescue our children from the Jesus communes," says a Californian who js thelr national coordinator. Ted Patrick, a former communlty ... rela- tlons officer for California Gov. Ronald . Reagan, says the group he coordinates is ---ealled .... 'thrPattnts eommttte.-to,-.......--' Our Soo,.s and Daughters from the Children 9f God (FREECOG )." About ~parents are seeking to locate youths Jn mmunes such as those run by the Child en·o! God (COG) "and get them bac;k on the right tra~," Patrick said. Bu,t. commune · leaders hold different views about "the right tract," and they resent what they consider ii undue parental interference. One commune has filed a $1.1 million libel and slander ac-J tlon against Pat.rick and th.re e FREECOG ~arents. Patrick himself has been charged with second-degree kldna~, unlawful im- prisonment, conspiracy~and third-degree-=-.. - assault. Tile c;!!!_rg_es were brought In New Yofk li st month':'tiy a:'fifeffii>erm the New l'estament • M 1 a a i o.n a r y Fellowship, who claimed he 'waa forced into a car \\1hile walking to • prayer meeting. Patrick said the fellowship member was "rescued." 1be · tug~f-war between the 'p&Z'ents and the communes . bas trarmcended theological considerations and touches on questions of.....family, freedom and rights to property. - FREECOG parents say they favor the resurgence of religion a.._ youl!>, that religion has held an important place in their families. ............ Teel P11trick, 11bove, left, coordlmitor of 11 parents group, fighting to Npin f1mlly members from Jesus communes, is 11rrested in New York with Robert Diqu11ttro, right, on chllrges of trying to kidn11p DlqU11ttro'1 wife 11w11y from 11 Pentecostal" Met. Above, right, is Mic11h F11nner, .22, 1dviser to ChildNn of God commune ne1r King City, C11llfornf11, who says of ,.,_nts who try to get their children back by' force thet ""they find it herd to take •ond pl11ce to God." But they "describe themselves u In about two years, Patrick said, he Shiloh,· who speaks for the COG com- reljgiously sophisticated, and they (lo op-has gathered statements from about 400 mune in Crockett, Tex., calla il "totally pose the type of communes which they youlbs who have turned their backs ~ false." • . . . , say try to dominate their childrm to-the -the oommuoes. Last year, he sakl, be · In a telephone 1nterv1ew, lwt.icah said, exclusion of f!Onnal p8rental relations. , qui~ bis state job to dev?te full Ume to "If true, ':"' woul~'.t be i_n operat~on. --,lb,o-:remnno~--lto!s~=l'REECGG=-..Potrici<~Mi<I-_tbtcyQOU._" We've.Jlod tbe ~l!J !Jiflitrate""" col9111es, ~-_byJiiany_churJc.scliotars_u..a,.jgn.~almqsLalw~!>l~,llb!L::ll!<)>Jlo.~ . ..:-~oo lbeuet~ ,;V~~!)ilngJi<!l_good' to . spiritual vitali\y which helps ·· many-programmed to· do fn,Ything thelt Jeldetl say." · · youth s escape the drug sCene and sol\\ brdered .': . · An investigator . for the California other problems. They also feel it may be He satd moat youths maintain they Department of Justice, Steve Crawford, pumping lire into organized·religlon. · have been • • h y p not i zed' ' and Wd, "We've heard a lot of accusations, Perhaps the best known in the move-''brainwuhld." but no proof of anything illegal." He said ment is the Children of God, which One youth, Pat Alexander Jr., 23, .of donations IO cu1t leaders are apparently --. -. . ----- -" s...,, -10, 1973 leaders say once had 135 communes in · Maeont~ P~. said recently, "they voluntary, hence legal. the United States. COG leaders say only put them under mass hypnosis and The $1.1 million _ libel and slander ac· L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll~::::::::~ 40 remain, but 100 have been set up in mesmerism -I'm a living testimOOy. I tklD •was ~t ~ Dallas, Tex., after Europe, SOuth and C.entral America, the would never have done Ui:e things I dld FREECOG picketmg of the Federal • ' • Caribbean , Australia, J1pan South •.. They toot my mlnd away." Bulldlpg Oct. 15, 1971, during efforts to Korea and ThaUand. ' Ila Meese of Sao~ Diego said her a,>licli Official action against COG. · In California, the COG mnmunes have daugtiter Barbara, 20, spent only ooe day 'n.e COG sqit alleges that FREECOG diminished from 10 to three in""Ollly the-and one rilght with commune recruiters. 1 persons s~d within the hearing of preSs past few months, accon:llnl to D-yeaNlld "1'ri' Barbara came home, she told her and public that the COG: "Micah" Farmer. Micab ii bt1 adopted parea!J that "they triei! to program me. • a a subversive group. Biblical name and he'11111 advl1tr to one' 'lhe lucler told me. 'If I-tell you to go • Kidnaps young persons. COG ranch near King eity' .in wesi-ceft.. ollf. '4Dd blow. ap .. a ,bank,or t:fttl,rdtr your • Drugs youths. , ·.. 11 tral Cali~ornia. parerils, you. wou1d ·ao · 1t. beCluse it -• h part of a •rtnJllion racket to1u- But COG is not ..tlio'oa!J ,IQI .t WQ!lld be G<!lf'• Wille and God speaks todJDJ)lley from converts. FREEOOG, said Patrtet.•a.ai4'8 W'ouibme.~·!Mfs:,..Meesesaid. • .~Operates a slaTe~iahar camp. ~ alone there are about 4t c.'OllUDWlel ol ID COG leader Micah Fanner calls ·the The defendants, Patrick' 8nd three types. and FREECOG is-coocemed about ~tlsm charge "ridiculous." parents, denied the charges . A jury liiil; · many of theni..J>e said. A sweet-voiced 22-year-old called is schedUied for June 25. ; • Auto .. gift ideas ' ' ' . The Auto Organizer. No more cluttered glov• comp1rtm1ntt. HIN la th• l\lndiest idea, yet, for keeping road .... nti1l1 end odds and ends comp'9tely on h~ in your car. Auto Organizer in '"IJIPY Color combol of bl1ck with red trim, nlYV vrith·9P1Y. brown with ten ind red with blodt. ' : 995 ' • fluh·lite·Key·jector me1Ms no more 'fumbling In the dark. Light ftffhel on. automatic key selectioft by ~Or-coded push bUtton•. 5so C1r--Vac complttt with brU1h •nd nozzle 1tt1chm1nt. RemoVll b1g for •sv cleaning. 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He leaves it to Chri!tian Science A1onitor Service Europe's Renaissance. way to a willingness to look for the others to speculate about the kinds of • They recorded thb knowledge in science that also may have been in-societies that devet~ the ancient Our prehistoric ancestors were il· stone monum ents that ·could be used volved. astronomy. But be shows that the literate by definition, for there can be as astronomical observatories and G<nlld S. Hawkins Is me of the __._ evldeooe for such .Jmowl-'•e oo history without writing. But how sometimes as comput ers. I ding . of th! vi-"-'·t ..... .,. ._ • And in Europe, their observing ea pioneers s new "",....' . Is impreisive. arroeant • to assume they were tradition runs back tens of thou!ands He gained fame in the mid:1980s by For example, Ale:uo:ler nv:m, unintellectual es well. showing how Britain'• --e emeritus professor of engineering A flood ol dili<overy over the past ol years. could be used to track the 11U11 and 9Cl"1Ce at Oxford Unlvenity, died in decade bas begun to sweep that sort of OBSERVATIONS PRECISE rnooo and to foreeut eel~. Now, in the -· bas found this knowledge universal unit of 2. 72 feet, which he marking places to stand to use ~ calls lhe megalithic yard (MY). lt minenl features, a notch or mountain also loob as though they were design-lop, as a foresight. ed with knowledge of the properties oi Sunrise at the begiMlng of swnmer, the right-angled trlana:le. winter, spring, or fall are obviOWI ALIGNMENTS STIIDIED poinis to mark. Some of the o4her He further shows that the rings and alignments are more sophlsUcated. alignments were laid out to an ac-Professor Thom shows that some of curacy ol °"" part in two thou.oand. them could have been used to maln- That Is tho kind of prectsioo for which lain a Cllendar dividing the year into a modem mrveyor would have to take 16 more or less equal parts. .-ry out of the 'appraisals of 'lbere were Einsteins among these his new -"Beyond S e" embodied in stone mp and t----r---~-~~:--;---~:-::-:-:-:::;-;-~"""-'~IJld.llo:wm,';AlJ~~~=.---!:!Ha~~&~Bow~ _ e.s Instead Of!Ude savages Who could mm women capable d. the kirld or an ysis Y cmg ear Y man s throughout Britain and ·parta of con--accouot of such mlnor"'lnll~.....,.ffiiWfiPlesF~Tbe~~moooir-'lijijo~bserv~~a~tioos~c:!'.ma~y='ba~ve'==!I=-=== rn1 even more . _ scarcely count upon lheir fin.gen-, precise observing and .abstract cm-• astronomical prowess around the ttnental Europe. scientists are finding : ceptualization that we· associate with · world. . For decades, ProfellOr ,'nxJm bu e ~torlc people olten had well-modern scientists. To realize this A British-educa ted a s t r o n o m e r ~ the countryside with lurvey- deV!l<>ped concepts.. of numbers and demands a rev o I u t lo n bi associated -with America's Smi~ -mg iii.Sti'Uinell~tli-e-- arilhmetic, ol geoml!try, and of Ume. archaeologiCll perspective. A myopic nian Astroph)'>ical Oboeivatory, Dr. megallthlc monlllllOllls. He.._. with • 'Ibey kept track of the orbital tendency to regard prehistoric art .and Hawkins st•Y> on the "estro" side of a high degree of probability that U- motiom of sWl and mooo., sometimes arehltecture as drawing inspiration the new field or astro-archaeology he in Europe were laid out in terms of a ., . when hea_ted by the ...,_ All ol th1.> implie1 the existence ol 1t Al Dr. llawkinl has cble 11 least.a loosely organized soclety,whldl · Stmeheoge, Professor Thom shows maintained measurement standard> I many ~11-po1ntJnrU>->nct·mn1StronomiCll·traditlorrlt-may-t----- alptficant rising' or aettlng JX')ints · _haveJ>een an "intemat.iooal" scleotlat· ; along the horizon of sun, moon, and of priesthood which wor;Jred far beyond certain stars. 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SIAtes during the put five The am-nl park boom. mcnh!, a I Transponatjon accelerating since lllU, brings ~ undenecr-etary a boost to the economy in says. .--,.-.~.1DOJllJ>laoes,,.&Joaa"'1>'.ilb higher E ectttmc s:reming ol all laxes, e.1.aggerated land values passengers, inspection of all and massive traffic jams. COIT)"<lll items aOO placement Employment benefits g o of armed guards at ~ moatly to high act...1 and col- gatee throughout the screening lege students hired as tour process have been primarily guides and ticket sellers. responelble for the decrease ht The general attitude or city hijacks, Benjamin 0. Davis government has lieen that if J r. tokl a iLos Angeles au· the locals· don't like it, they dience last week. can up and move to a spot Davis, an as s i st a n t where nobody wants to raise secretary for environmeft.al Six Flags over Bl'!ythlng in quality , said the partiwlar and where Mickey Tr ._u.t1m Department Mouse would nol wish to Uve. ~Wt.lated-the program-at-the Paz:ks have fowid happy The amu•ement park boom hH accolOfated sine•, 1971 and an increasin9 number of cities hope lo l~mpt Io u r i • t dollars away from tho world, of Di•ney. But latej 50mo arou -mind- ful of inflated land value and mauivo traffic jam• -have 1told opera ors to pack up their park placi• and peddle them ol50whoro. --=----"* there are a few hundred ptnnanent jobs aOO the re.t , obout 1.000 to 1,500. are filled by high school and college students. The opening of Disney World In Florida abo put the local Salvation Army $19,000 into debt as dreamers with visions of a Fantasia ltned with gold poured into the area without a jobcoffer Jn slihl. ~jt_l)!it anything but magic into the Jives of people like ~like Corp"'a-large-hotel chain that~-that it bas--l>oon~Smith. plans to sink $120 million into demonstrated that gas sta-A retired gas 6 t 8 t i 0 n the amusement-theme park in-lions, restaurants and motels operator, Smith .picked a nice dustry. Opponents said thaft grow well and profitably-In quiet SJX>t to live sonte 13 even if the pa rk was· the thilt soil, it's worth $30,000 an years ago, the town or Kls.sim- cleanest, the nicest, the best· acre. maintained ever, the honky-The Disney parks are the rr;;en Disney moved in next tonk parasites that follow the only two that the industry door1, parks would settle in, too. labels as "destination" parks, "It turned into a goldfish Therefore, they said, they the goal of major family trips. bowl, the tourists' own main could do without ·either and The other parks, now called street," Smith griped. ''It used turned down the rezoning re-"theme" parks to distinguish to be a real nice place to live . ..,..,,,..oJ;: quest. It's the quality of life, them from the old Coney Now stacks of buses start not the almighty dollar, that Island park.s where a mass of whizzing by at 8:30 a.m. You mattm,,..a.rgyed a citiz.enry ar-rides stand were • ·v wa fluent enough lo aHord that tossed togelher ~ y, -there _are hmdred! and • flf'!t of the year· an! that "it homes near such cities as bu been • 154 days since Nashville, Cinciruui'ti, Atlanta,· anyooe attempted to hijack e Anaheim, H o us t on, St. spectnc alttraf\...ln...the...United_ U>.uis,_Dallas_,_and~Klssimmee. States." the nearest town to Mickey's kind of argume'nt. -draw 80 percen-t o( ~-tr· ' · "" '"'~ hwutreds . of can. We don't The granddaddy or the park lam cost fS,000 an acre. That · .population ia up over 184,Q® The biggest economic boom cu.stomers from a SG-mlle even go out to eat anymore. boom was the one and only same acre will cost '100.,<XMJ • and the city covers 36 .squan for the new amusement parks radiU!, a spokesman for the It's not worth trying." nov.-·. mj!es, 900n to ' be up to SO came as tile magic name o[ Marriott Corp, explained. So Smith moved. Disneyland, 8 park that put The Anaheim Chamber of square mi Les . Pre-Disney, °"vis added that a U.S.-new home in Florida. -nisnw moved to Florida. The _ Disney World, •-$400 million ''Tues.went to hell','' he ad-the c I t Y of Anaheim Commerce volunteers that there were three motels and CUban agretm«rt to extradite But Howard C o u n t y , hijackers and siem that 11-f a ry I and , bet we en Algeria may be interested in a Washington, 0 . C . , and similar agr~ent have also Baltimore. gave a f i rm helped discourage skyjacks. lhwnbs down lo the Marr iott nearest to w·n , Kissimmee' investmen1-that opened Oct. 1, ded , noting that 10 years ago on the map and drasli· "'Disney speeded the city's 87 rooms. Now there are 144 doubled its population -all 1971, created 10,000 new jobs he paid SI09 in property taxes cally changed the rural growtlt by 20 years. In 1955, motels and hotels and 7,000 the way up to 14,000 -and its in mld-Florkia, an exception to for his small tract or retire-setting into which it moved Anaheim had a population of rooms. In 1965, there were 34 size. An acre once suitable the general employment pie· ment land. Curr.ent taxes: back in 1955. When Disney 30,000 and covered about 41,J restaurants. Now, take your onl y for citrus trees sold for lure the parks cause. Usually, MOO. bought it in the early '50's, the square mile!!. Today, the pick from 312. ' ~~~~~-.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ===~--"--'----·­' < Reg. 89.95 For only 66.88 you get an ~omatic camera, electronic flash, camera pouch, .wrist strap, carryall. And great pictures, for Dad or Grad • .ICPtlnMJ /Mlnolt• Hl-M•llc: 5 Fun P•c:k C•mer• Kit. • E11y·to-focu1 and ea1y-10-11t camera lakes dreat plcturn lndooro and out. • Autbmatic fl uh aystom lets you lake perfect flllh photoo without difficult calculations. • Eltelrlc eye glvn yo11.perfect exposure\ w.erytlme. • Camera la lightweig ht and easy to handle. • Compact'but powerful electronic flash unit workt with penli ght batt eries. ' • Soft vinyl camera pouch. •Tough leather·like carryall. We k!~!~~~;ing for. ' . • • Sho Sunday noon to s·P.M. at the following stores: • ' <:· " Belts, Buckles and Bracelets to please him by Dante ® JC Penney Encirde his heart this father's day with great gilt ideas by·Dan1e. Smashif19 bells of glove leather and yoor choice of belt buckles initial or sports. · ------s5 Belt and Buckle Set--aso Buckles--___ 3soea. The greatest men's fashion idea in body jewelry; Dante 's exciting new Domani line --a smah in Eur~ and now invading America. Goldentone and siJvertone to wear on the wrist. We know what you're looking for. Shop S~nday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: .. I l 1 .. ' • . ' • ·! .. -. . .. . • . .. ' FASHION ISL-AN.D, N;;p;ls;;;ch 17l4j 044-231 3, FASHION ISLAND , Newport Beach 1714) M-4-2313. t--+--'-------'H..:.;U:.:N.:..;Tc:.:IN-=-G=-T;..;O:..:N.:...::CENTER, Huntington Beach (7l4) 892·7_77_1_. ------l------'-._:=«--=H'"'U=N~T_l.N-:G=o:TO=N=-C_EN_T_E_R.-:H:::u=n=ti;;;ng=to;;;n=B=e=:ac:;h:-l_7_14!_B_92-::-7=:7::;7 ::;1 .=========--_'..I • . ' • • ' . ' • • • \ -- • .. ... It l),\Jl! PH.D I • Sonday, Juite 10, 1973 Garbenstangelers! ' OCC Coach Vows Team To Defend Its Title By TOM McCANN Of tlMI Diii'( ,.,_ Stefl --Don Jaeobs, community relations director, joumallsm ~;p.'lf.-a~blie-relatiofl9-ln9truct -and -ready sports fans? - Orange Co,ast College's only undefeated coach is preparing to defend that latter claim to fame. Gazing at the perpetual trophy y:ith the gold tassel dripping from a chrome fijuctt mounted on the side of its lov· ing cup -the trophy his garbenstangel team h a s brought home to the orange Coast campus for the past two -:-;Jatubs "owed tQ bring ·it home to rest on -his of- fice whatnot sbelr again. ·The garbenslangelers of . orange Coast-College are back in. training for another gruel- . ing season of competition \\i.th the imaginative genius of op- posing schooJs of the Orange County area. Orange Coast College fielded a varsity team in 1971, first year of competition in the Build a Better Garbenslangel Contest and International Rallye. co.sponsored by the Daily .Pilot and South Coast Plaza. What emerged on the mall • year. -~eats ·on! My Wlhlet1 i. llw.chJI 4"""' .., f'elke ef I !Mii If Cf!IVllftcenf M .. ll'if1I 11 Mt Vlct.rt1 It., Cfftl ... il"ll.t.SI CALL -21S-a7 .. 2400 RODERICK S. SPENCER, D.P.M. Announce• Tk1 Op•nin9 Of Hi• Offic• At 330 Plecentie , Newport Beac.h Suite 205 FOR THE PRACTICE OF PODIATRY AND FOOT-SURGERY By Appointment: 645-3.800 . r --,• COACH OF OCC'S ONLY UNDEFEATED TEAM Don Jacobs Hopes to Tighten Grip on Trophy -' -Swit-Chit-off ·with Governors Give Ron No Boost STATELINE, Nev. (AP) - Among his fellow governors meeting just one block from the border of his own state, Ronald Reagan seemed to be so.mewhat out of his element. In show business tenns, the N 'a ti o n a I Governors' Con- ference this past \\'eek was a "poor hou se" for the si.year- old Republican ch i e f ex· ·Fashion ·rilgs for Dad He'll know he's been remembered. '· L ecu_liv~ particularly if he does indeed harbor 1976 presideil· _2999 tial ambitions. I · Reagan's highly tooted tax control program received a cool reception, at best, from the Republican governor's peers. 'nle governors were openly interested in re as ser lin g themselves i n presidential Politics, but they . \\'ere not at the point of discussing names, including Reagan's. And Reagan stood o u t virtually alone in his ag- gressive and stalwart defense of President Nixon on the ef- fect!: of the Watergate scandal on the federal government and its relations with the states. "J bate to sound like a John- ny-One-Note," Reagan said at one point \1lednesctay a s governors, both Republicans and Democrats, criticized a team of Cabinet officials on the way they were im- plementing Nixon's ' ' New Federalism." But by and large-he did, dur- ing both conference sessions and news conferences. At one news co.nference, Reagan said, ''The governors on the other side of the table are more interested in partisan advantage." Reagan n1a inlained that the Dem oc rat i c -co ntrolled Congress was at fault for the trouble plaguing lhe states, not the Nixon administration. "Why don't they s tar I writing JOme leuers to their own cOngressmen?" Reagan 1aid. But the chief complaint or RHgan's fellow governors was, in fact, directed at the adminiJtrolloa ;ond the way ii .... ~the pro- j!l'•ms alreoily passed by Congress. And not all the com,.. pl1loen were Democrat~ thooe "on the other side rl the table." ' 7-diamond cluster ring of 14K gold. r . 88.00 ·- Single diamond set in 14K gold. 63.95 'Lightning' cats-eye quartz in 10K gold. 5-diamond cluster ring of t 4K gold. ' . 24.50 Onyx and initial ring set with diamond, 10K gold. 33.95 Synthetic star 1apphire _in 10K gold. JC Penney ·fine jewelry • We k~ whet you're looking for. Shop Sundly noon to 5 p_u_ at·the folloWlng -: ., 999 Penneys Delux" rolabouhtitting- sland. \ Penneys 20'' fan thats Aeversi~ ble, 1112 HP motor 3 aluminun blades 20" diameier. Top • mounted controls. Removable griU. l 20--in·. OelUxe Portable has 'powerful 1112 HP motor, polished al uminum blades. Gold baked enamel finish, 22" x 22'' x 6~" de!P. JCPenn_ey - 12aa 20-in. Portable Fan has easy-to-reach top controls, 3 speeds for versatility. 1/15 HP motor. 22" x 22" x s+•H deep. 1599 12-in. Floor Fan with Stand ti/ts to cir- cu late air where you want It. 2 speeds. polished aluminum blades. 1/25 Hf> motor. Shop the JCPemey c1t•og for addttionel .._. Md 1t)'I••· • • • we know what you're looking for. • . , Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: • Republican Gov. Winfield l>Jnn ol Tenne,... joined several Democrati In saylnir 11 was lhc admlnts1ratlon ()f the programs by Nixon officials that was causi ng t h e heedache1. One exa mple. they . I l said. was cu tbaru being l0<c-FASHION ISLA~D. Nowport Buch 17141 644-2313 FASHION ISLAND, Newport Bea~h (714) 644-2313. HUNTfNGTON CENTER·, Huntington BHch (714) 892-7nf. soclaf wellare '.....ices, cl l-lUN1JN'"-t?-N.C.ENT.ER,-Hunlin9ton lo.uh 17141 lt'A!-il.1.-'-J~===== ARB~NrER~•t• Mes.--{l.J4)-641>--50111U2JI. ---------------11 . ' • -'I"- ' ...... ' ' I I I -\ - • . . , ,. . FQrthe Record Crud .Can Spell _Degree ~issolu~ons Of Marriage To . Chris Doyle,' crud Lm't just a four-letter word -it's a way through college. Doyle, a ~e11r-otd Orange Coast ~COUege siu. PINAL DECltE•I dent, II ....... 1,. ... t..:-""BY l!nltrM M•Y u -...... fll3 .. 9trn1tr, Joan H. and L, Jotln through college With & Tnj~~· ClrOI Ma•le' Ind Paul Merlln, Stake-bed truck, picking Nrel'lol1. Trudy l.tt •l'ld Ja"'" o. YR.. val\l&ble crud other E•dY· •r-Mttrld" tl'ld AUrtd Eltuo people ~.:. •• -ant. Grov..., E1111 •nd ll:lctltrd c. uun • ,.. ·---· .. ~ Eckstrom Case Due For -Jury Sunday, Junr 10, ~7.3 PAIL Y PILOT A J3 Passenger Thanks Bus Line . " .. SANTA ANA -An Orange SANTA ANJ\ Gary B. County Superior Court jury Lovell of 1242 W. Ocean Front, will be asked MOIJday to rule Newport Beach likt• the kind on the gqilt or lnDoceoct of of service the Orange County Carl Andera EckJtrom oo two ORANGE COUNTY Transit D~trict hu been ol- counto ol first.degree muder. lering and he told the staff IO Judge William C. Speirs will '--------.I recently. Howttd, Gtnt tnd ltOH ,1. l-,,_-......o.ni.~--H-ite---l~--':J.'Y.uwai.haavily1JnvolVed ""~ I with CRUD -that's send the jury to it& dellbera-His letter, which "made the ..-"-"-tlO"DS"""'lftet-"-lie s-flnllr-----------~..., ay' ..... for~GTtre r-a-11----- arguments in the trial of additional counts of first-Manager Gordon '• Pete'• JoliMO!'I, Rober! Allrtd •nd L•ura Lour.. Citizens to Rec y c I e eied"!~r<1J1n1c1 Dl•nt ano J1m11 Useable Discards _ and ~y1r, Su11nn1 Marlt •rid Davld OS<:ar he got Started in it two Stuk-i., Hadlnt E. Ind Gerrlt H. " woodlwor-1h, Diana 1nd Wltll•m A. years ago WheR he ~ot in-J~nn111, IC1thy tnd John te -ted · t t · Welllf", NoYl Jtan al'ld John P111I rc.:o In WO IDgS: Lul'ld, Juu11 A. •l'ld Vtrnon L. earning his way through B11rn1, Jun INI M•lcolm II d d Cotl.,,_n, IEmlly J. ll'ld Jtmt5 5, CO ege, 3ll 0 i n g Re1nold1, Lwn• 0.111 •N:I D1nn11 BIH'I· something to help clean up 111mln 1 wi1-. Clltrlolf• YvOMe •nd •av Odtll the environment. Nl(t, lt\llMll OM and Jul!• Lynnt Do I tarted . h Neff, Normln Ar1hur 1nd L111rtl Ann Y e· 8 Wlt a s1rk1r, JotflM T. •nd Hin A. pickup truck, hauling glass llos1, Marv Arin 1rv:1 Dtwty Lt\rton d al ' fr Qonn1Uy, Palrlclt J. ·•rid Rototrt E. an UDllDWn C3DS Om Keep, H1rry Alfred •nd J01n F1y Huntington Harbour to POrtw, Slephtn Cr1'11 Ind hlty Jt ,.1;.,,. Rost, 11, e. •nd Ch•rlft e. reey ........ 15 centers. He Rnn 1u11..,, Shh .. , ~'"'!'.':<';· ::-f--miteril th'90~:!l<!ll!Ors;­z1car1111, 0111 Gr1n1 and e1rNr1 AM o.1to1 J-.,,.· c1r1, Jr .. •1111 1t1bKc1 charging each $1 a month . . ,~ H eior••· tn• M. •nd Jil'l'lff A. e designed .. and built two Avina, 1"1trlcl1 1114 Abfll recyclh_lg pickup Sites for Jo~'l!fn''-o.orv1a -Ln -incl 911'ntrd the city of Huntington cu1¥1r'W9l1, Thfcle cttr11 9lld AoDett Beach ·at Edison and 6rld9ft, Jullt Ltlgh Ind 0. V1ul M · h w 11111m arma igh schools. Wa ll1r1. Marv Lyn and Jot Rt>t F h h i\machlr, l(lr1t1n Ind Richard 0 . rom t ere, e got Ho1m, K1111rvn Ann and Aot1111 Glenn similar jobs in Newport Ford, M1rl1 M1rl1 Ind Jot! 00111ld Alua10, Fr1!1(!1eo c. and wu111 Beach , Costa Mes a , Winston, Mtrv Ltor11 •rid Doniold w. Westminster and Fountain W41g11tr, Gayle RoSltnt 1114 Ln Alln Ct&rlr., M1r111r1t Ind Caryl eu~ne Valley . He now picks up s• .• .;::,•~· .M•rllyn K1y 1nd Fr•nknn recyclable material there, Hic1r.-. ~ E. 1nd l'11r1c11 A. plus glass in Huntington Wiid, Jaf'i!iit A. •nd GeM B h nd F ta· Miiier, Anne M. ind 1Ctnnt1t1 Don•ld eac a o Un In Py1llnd'I. Madtttlne J. •lid John D. Valley, and hauls it to the we..1, Wllll•m e. •nd M1rv1vn1 1tu1n Kerr Glass Co. 1·n Santa Des 1'1lma1, G11'11din1 G. Ind Aloi• w. t<euavu. Ronald c. 11111 Patnc11 A. Ana, where it brings one a~~~:ham, David Newlon ana Cvtlthl• cent per pound. Doyle then S!uron, J1,,,.. Anlhony Ind P1lrlcl1 gets 5() percent Of tJiiS, Jean 1<1ell'I, MlurMn lttnte 111(! Otnltl "The Hunt~ Beach , ,,,.,,, G111r.lnt. Mary WOOd 111d Foy P'1trrck operation ki of died Mcc11n1oc~. RllU A. •nd Jotl'I L. fri:>rn apathy.," Doyle said: FOJ<. Mont M. and G•'llOfY L. ''P pie """'' I •-• Jn It C0<•dl, Al)tol11111e Th•• .. •nd Anthony eo ..-.. c pawu S•nto for a while, and then lost OCC STUDENT WORKING WAY THROUGH COLLEGE Chris Doyle Hauls Gl111, Aluminum to Recycling Centers amount of rec ycla b I e material because of the effort it lakes on the part ol the public. I.f hu to be 1<perated Into glass and · metal, he said, and not ,many peqple want· to get "It will probably put me ing," he said, "and I can out of bu.slnesS," he aaid, do mechanical work on "but actually this is our · c.a r s , · t r u c ks a n d goal U it helps clean mo'torcycles, p I us con- thinga up1 1'll be happy to.:. struction, bricklaying, in- fmd another job.'' .. · ·sulation and rough carpen- ()'.Ptrt. 1:11'! G; Ind Valer!!.J~., __ .._._..,~-st.-. --.....i.._ .......... , uon.\.lllliil1iia"WUt111'1'1 S. 111o<;:1c; , ~·&"' .. ~ ''""l '"' Brelltm•n. E'1wl•d e . •I'll! Suw'I J. · they had done their part • '!hartnvo~. Doyle said a new machine being·. tested at the Coyote Canyon clJmp site will eventually do riluch of this work, if it proves successful. 1 Doy1', a_tw.0:-yur Navy try. I've been !Poking into ... 1 ... h&,,i~..---hu.g.-.·."· '---11 public rerattona at Cal DoYle Said. he plans on $tate, Fullerton, said he working his way through got in~ the business also, the rest Of-hiS college , .... 'f'Y )4 Hosmun. Edw1rd Lff and Apr II A.,,., or something." Hoolltr, Wiiiem c .. Sr., tt'lcl Saundr1 IC.. • Doyle sai'd be f--•-that Colllll', Glorl1 R. 1nd·Oevon V, CCIII becauae he likes being his career, and that persons Hogut. J u.n111 F•Y• and •vron H11Wt11 re cycling centen w i 11 Ca.,ln. Cec.Ut tncl Jtmtf; E. Fe1ut11, e111ne 1nc1 c111rle1 L. never get more than 10 own boss. wishing his services can sen11ac1r.. w111rau1 IC. •rid erw1n c. percenl of the tot a I Ath, Mlcllllt tnd llnl•mln Lawrene1 "I al!o do general haul· call him at 548-2914. AlmQUlfl, Btr1»r1 I(. 1rid Larry G. CalH1, Oanltlle Ind Jtl'MI Wlltlur S1ller1, M1rloht J. Ind Wlllltm G. Chrlllllf, ••rt and Mtrv LUM Spencer, 5onl1 J . and LHlo!I D. McMloh1n, 1(1thtyn F. and A-rt Hyl1s Domingo, Alltt E. and D1nl1I I, V!ney•rd, 8trblrt J. afld Htrrell A. CDOPlf, Lindi L. Ind Tlloma1 8. Tll"lllll_, Danit! lfld Loul11 GrNnr, Wlllltm T. 111(11 Nadlr'll H. l!iNCh, Harry Edw••d !Incl P1trlcl1 Ann Ar>dtrfOfl, J1mn E. end Juclllh D. Gll'lldtt", AOOtrt John Ind Mtr11yn ElalM Oic-IOn, ltkh1rd w. 1nd Marylou E. G!l»Of'I, Vloltt L. Ind Jamt1 R. GllltWO!t, JOln C. and Chltlet A. Weln•leln, 81r0tr1 Ann ancl Sttwtrl z.~ AoblnfOfl, Aobtrl J. tnd 91rbtr1 J. GlldM, Hllllltr Incl John McC1nn, AM l'tlff incl Cllrl,topher Brltn Bl~1lada, Dl1ne It. ancl Donald M. Humpnrey, C. W. Incl DOl'IM M. AdlMI, Olinny R1y and ON-Lynn McP~. Rabrrla Anpelllle Incl F•tl:I Kutrtl, Barblr1 L.. Incl John Eric Grovt, Dt~ld Lyl• tl'ld Clludlt 1•- Burke, ltoullt A. tncl Paul J1111Ph Creech, Htrvirv 0. Ind Ot1nt H. Mot, 011111 LN 1;\CSJ11M$ ICIH'lntlh PerklN. llOlllld M. Incl Jo.nn K•ncllll, JO'!' T. 9nc1 Ctr'! V. Hallpem, P'lfTkie Arwt Ind Jordtn ,., $.lln Ptolt, Kttllerlhl An11 t nd J~ll Otrntll Gordan, Jg AM · MUI.,-llld TM01T111 Ntll - Bl.in1Jc, Mailnt· L11r1ttt and Louil rl-1Wrtll(e P~lch, ACIK~ Wilton l l'ld Miidred Lorlyne Flelcller, A-Id W•rr.n Incl B1rber1 ... Tvltr,.Dllnt M. Ind ltoOtrl E. · Gurne., C1rol Ann 11>11 Jame' Ja.epll SlllrK, ltk lltrd E. Ind Mll"llYfl 0 . W111ter. Mlrvl11 O.n1111 Ind P1met1 .,, Hlt'Y"f, Shtton D. Ind Mldltel E. Smith, Ednl L. al'\d e~ P. H!gllt, Ctrol Ann tncl Htrold Edw1rd P1rt1, Miry J. Ind Rol•ll(I A. Death Notice• ...... Jll'lnlt I(. Ntlaon. D1t1 of o:Wlllh. June ,, 1971 survlY«I by 111n, John F. Htl· son, Coelt MKt; flftnds.on, Chri'°"""I 11r1ncldtUflhlll',,.,li;,lly IClthtNO; I l)rO- fher wwl• I 14"1". ltosary, Mond1y, J11ne 11 7 p,m., St. J01eh:m Clllltctl, Costt Mett. lntw~t IOWI F1U1, In lieu of flower• contrltlutl-!Tllr' be maoe to F1ltvl-Ftmil't' ~nd Frtencts or Of"t!lfl• County Auoci~lton for R• lanMd ChlldrlH'I. ARBUCKLE & SON WESTCUFF MORTUARY 427 E. 17~ St., Costa Ttfe11 14H181 • • BALTZ-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 67:1-Nlt Costa Mao 146-IC4 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadw1y. Costa Ttlcsa IJ 8-3433 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTUARIES 17111 Beach Blvd. Huntington. Beach ut-7771 UC Redondo Ave. Long Beach 213-438-l!IS • • McCORMICK LAGUNA • BIµCll MORT!iARV 711 tlli•• Canyon Rd. 411-141$ •• PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemete~--Mortury 3Mt Paciii;V~,. Drive .Nowpoli Beach, Calttorala 144-171t • !'EEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME • 7NI Boll& Aw. We1tmineter ltW525 • smTllS' MORTUARY 627 Main St. llunll'ngton Beach 53M$3t ' ----·----·--·--·---·· I Board Seeks State Funds SANTA ANA -Action has been taken by the Orange County Board of Superyiaors to insure qualification. for $830.452 in state funds for the county's mental health pr~ gram. Bring ootdoor freshness indoors with crisp, The money will be used for augmented menial bealib drug teams, a fourth methadone treatment center for heroin addicts, and continuation fWld- iog for the Department of Education's drug education program. it was annotmeed Jast week. The program will cost the county only $90.000, according to Robert Thomas, county ad· ministrative officer. Graduations Scheduled Co m mtncement exercises have been scheduled for next week at both campuses of the coast community co 1 l·e g e District . Golden Wesl Co lle ge students will graduate at 6:15 p.m. Thursday in the campus pavilion. The speaker will be Dr. Dale Miiier, departing dean of. college affairs. Orange Coast Collep st1>- dents will graduate al 7:!0 p.m. Friday al LeBard Sta: dium. Speakers will be stu- dent& Alhanilira's Reunion Told A Ten Year Reunion of the Alhambra High School Class of 1963 will be held Sept. 29 al Che Newporler Inn, Newport Beach. 'the reunion comm It tee urges· all class members to return their reservations to J6hn..Gibson,-1603S-La Monde St., Hacienda Hetgbts. lO'S BE FRllRY -Jf )'OU have naw-nclghbon or know of tn)!OM moving to Our · are•, plt•,:e tell us new chintz. Penneys custom draperies as low as s12s for 108x84''. Chintz '5 the new decorator fabric-again. And why not. Happy, glazed chintz prints and solids go with any decor. Just call our Custom Decora- ting SeNice and, at no cost to you, one of our professional decorators will go to-yotJr home with your selection in your own home so it's· easier to visualize lhe final effect of new drapes, slipcovers, l lpholstery. Then when every~ thing is delivered it will took just the way you hoped-or maybe even better. Call. Penneys custom D<i,- cQrating -Service. h.as . everything. DrapeQes, slip- covers, re--uJ?."l<>lstery, car-peting~uro. Lami- nated'! Draperies, Shutienl, WOWn WoodS, ~ ••• • -----... ... • so that Y.'C n\ay extend a .. • them to ~ome acquainted • trtendty welcomo.•nd holp • -. JCPenney tn thetr new surroundlnp. looking f • . Se. Coast. Yisltll' . ''We 1m9W what you're ot. ~ 4Mf* 11---shop Sunday noon to S--P.M. at the following-stores: 11ar11or ris1tar • FASHION ISl'.AND, Newport a .. ,~ 17141 644.2313. MM174 H~NTINIOTON CENTER. Hunl inglon ha<h 17141 892-7771. ' ' . I de.gree murder. Eckstrom, 23, of Midway City It is alleged that Eckstrom Fielding and his staff read, in on charges that be shot and part: shot three persosn, killing two killed Los Angeles County of them,· in a Cerritos shoJ> • ' J u s t a n o t e o ( lawmen Donald Schneider · t bef h d f( encouragement for the ex- and Carl Wl'lson last Jan. 4 'JWle cen er ore e rove.o cellent ser\'ice which has been to his Midway City home and outside his Flight Street home . assembled an arsenal' of inaugurated by OCTD io the Eckstrom has pleaded not weapoos for what he believed past few months. Contrary to guilty and not gWlty by reasop would be a confrontation with [.()s Angeles and other ne'arby of Jnsanity. Much o( the lawmen. large cities, where I have defense that ended Thursday It has been a11eged in the repeatedly had bus doors was devoted to the tezti.mony current trial that the slightly slammed in my· face, I have of psychiatrists aupporting built, boyish defendant used never seen an OCTD bus drver Deputy Public Defender Ron an automatic rifle to cut down pass up an obvious CUSloJ'De!. Butler's argument that bla Schneider, 40, as the detective · "Your ad h.e re n c e to client was o1· ~ qilnd stoQd at the screen door. . sehedules and.the-courtesy Ot when the officers were killed. Officer Wilson, 40, then yoor drivers h&Ve been un- A guilty verdict will mean allegedly . was tracked across equalled," the letter conUnued. that the · jury must return to the lawn and killed with a "'As-summer approaches, we rule on Eckstrom's sanity. ·burst of fire from the same residents of the Ba J bo.a ntat same verdict Is: expected weapon. The defendant was Peninsula are looking forward to produce a decision by Los shot and woundetl in turn to a great red~on in traffic Angeles County authorities on by a blast fired from the shot· densjty brought about ?Y the their tentative plans to try gun of Orange County sheri(f's very welco111e 'Tw0:bit Bus Eckstrom June 27 on t\\o'O deputy Andy Ron1ero . Linc.' Qne~·only! op ca on sale. Step lively. .... Sale 699.q. yd. Reg. 7.11. Style 75&1 of OU'/ care Kol'.lel• polyester '8pluah' pile. Thi~. luxurious tweed cotora. Long waring, t~ Sale 849 sq. yd. Reg. t.99. Style n&J is a real ~oot . _ cuddlor in deep, plushy 'SplUifi';'Nyloir . pile; wipe up spills and IPOtl eully. Fantastic tone-on-tone colors. Sale 749aq.yd. Aeg. I.ff. Style 6150 it a deep and durable nylon shag. Available In 18 lustrous solids to fit almost any decOratlng idea. Sale 749 sq. yd • Aeg. I.II. Style 7500 has a sculp!urtd effect In a Ctelicate tracery de1ign on thick nylon, 'splush'. 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Shop Sunday -n to 5 p.m. at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (71~·) b+l-2313. -HUt;lllffGTON CENTE~" Auntingt~n Beach, (11.\f 892-77Tf • i _...,:·----------·------------------ • • J\ J.J DAILY PILOT S'unda,, June 10, 197' . Kid Who Won't Grow Up De1inis tlie Menace 21 ; Creator Hopes Adults Growing LA ~1ANGA CAfl'lPO DEL GOLF, Spain -He stands out cm the golf course as an e.'<- ample of the c u l t ivate d casualness of American ar. fluence. Cro'tl'dS give hhn the aame amount of attention as they do tQ South. Africa's golf r----'cbanlJ>..G~Y.tl'.JlruU or •. ~Connery. After all Hank Ketcham's "DeMis the t.1enace" is read in 17 COWltrieS. "I think these people expect me to do something mischievous. like Dennis," said the cartoonist. who is professional enough to have been invi~ed tO the Pro- Am. international tournament here. Talking abo.ul his multi- million dollar ere at i on . Ketc?\lm spills the trials and er'tt;rs or raising children in the United States. He admit$ to being one of the parents who made errors. The average A m e r i c an parent, he ·said, "does not aeem to spend time with his children. The idea is to work on security first and enjoy the chi1(iren" latcr on in life. Stick the kids before the boob tube. That's the way to keep the kids out of the way. ..• ;;flt. • . . ' . ! children. He he s it a t ed . ordinary .American citizens fit hO\vever, to formulate an opin-easily int0: the hwnor pages or ion on the grov.'ing influence newspapers and ma'gazines in o f" television, advertising. other countries as well . He. 'fihns, and the break v.·ith the considers his ''kids" as "ln- establishment which is nocents in comparison to the spreading over the Continent sophisticates of the Charlie as . the European goes con-Brown group." _sumer. It was a neighbor who ac- The Ketchams live i n tually gave Ketcham the name :;..,;;i;:.li-~neva.~~ I k-:ep-inr-lOUch~tnnt:s:chievo~··vour · with American life through . . ,. CARTOON CREATOR Hank Ketcham trips. newspapers. and bo:oks," so~ Dennis is a menace, t~ be is quick to add. neighbor blurted one day m "Dennis,'' he exp 1 a in e d, exasperation after a household "points out the hypocrisy of incident. Ketcham u•as then adults and .. the hon est.¥ or working in advertising. He had gone through ,the Walt Disne y children. The OOy embarrasses "~louse factory." His son Den· adults v.•ith the greatness of nis v.•as five-years.old when he ki9s. Do you \\'ant to kOO\Y started his cartoons. how Dennis reels? The next He feels his son looked like time you and ·a friend go to a his comic character. "At least . party, try w81king on your he had his smile and some of "I· didn't spend enough time knees and Ioo.k up at those his antics. But not all." he ad· with my own Dennis who is people. Then you'll know what ded with a strong whiStle. "I n9":'f 26, a cow~.J ski dire~or, _ -D e n n i .~ ,t ~ I n k s ~bout. Wo\,lld never had had time to , and a ·guy with 13 months of Actually, he ·laughed. De!!= work on· the little .tyke if my . · . nis mirrors a neighborhood in DeMis was a, genuine V1et!l3~ duty added to. his the U.S. which I frankly en-reproduction." · :SSJ~~ tthe humor ma~ 51~ ~joyed." _ Wbpt about "Dennis the · u can pr?m1se . 0 His characters represent-Menace" and his ( u tu r e? spend a lo~ ~.ore time "1~h typical people in a typical "He's 21-years old now and our next child, expected this Am er i can neighborhood: a].,.,.ays the same. I kind o.f feel sun1mer. Margaret. the \Vi!S<Jns. the sorry for ~he little guy," Ketcham feeli; th<1t the prissy girl. the dirty boy. Ket cham said, his blue-gray average European parent However. these characters e~'eS becom ing moody. "I iust spend s more time \11ith his \vho seetn to rep re s en I hope those adults gro\11 up." Penneys suggests pleats on the double. 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Shop Sunday-noon to 5 p.m. at the following stores: FASHION 'ISLAND, Newp ort Beach (714) 644·2313 . 1-----------H1JN+ING+QN-GE-N+ER,-J,lur>tin9ton-Beac1L(!!M_S9:~·~~·::.6."u..··---==--t=-~==--~=== HARBOR CENTER , Costa Mesa (7·14) 646·502 1. •' . . .. . -.. ' .~-~.-~~~-'-~-~--'~ . I I • . ---.. . B_each City Girl Tops .At Baton ll l'lll •"'"It~ wt, ~le Wlll'¥N, ol H~ l!each 1\11 """ 111aiit nine !ropbi.. a montll IW IWlrllng her baton. - French St~nts to Spend Month With Coast Families Forty hlsh ICho9I and col: "It'• like the old saying, an Excursions to Dllnaylaocl, leae 1tudent1 l'illlll Prance wlll open hart _ an ·-home," Lion Cowttry lalarl, tht Ian · flock to Huntlnllon Beach she said. ~We're jult looklna Onofre nuclur pnmlblf neat month for lour waeu ol plant and McDmnell·DouillU llUdlol, fttld trlpo and 1 for famlllea that .ara wllllng to ara 1100 pl-. "behind tbe ,,_.,,tour ol tbe offer l'O\)m i.nd boll'd for tllO • OnHay toilro of San '""' beach city. · l!Udentl ·Ill excbllp for ;tbe clloo and lacrll!llllto allo.11111 Orgarilzen ol~"----be mxde. Dollblt, Who moot reomtly & NlleN!p In the Jll Mm ll!ajorette of ""'-· has ool- ' ~-~~ ... face_..,. problem, ihliUCJ>. -Offen ol I!owilng have """"' "To them, eeelng the Golden ,..----+.:!' !!l!ll!lllUC-W~~~~ ..@!l!IM1ll!!!JiEJl111:.BrJilie.iDil bitloaJntlfi or 1 . Children Ind ·youn,---iiiiilJli, hol dol 11 J111t 11 excillnl' u ...... :. Jut September, ~-~.who ... ~111ran1ya1nc1 a 11111 """" Wllf 'judged on twirlll1, flriilt.111 .and model- ing qllnill llril -ll'om all over the-._-tl the· Plfjeanl, held at llortllao Oolltlt· 111\0 Will 111111 compete in <llkiljO, J1ll1 II and 29, and tbell Qy to lndlanopolil for the world dmupionlll(po et Noln Dol!ll, Au. 1-4. °"""' lht ~ ol Mr. ' IATON CHAMI' Debbie Wllll1m1 :::/ Deb~ie'1 111cc.a bu opark· ld.lntereot In balm by~ two Ind~'!':;. Jim Wll(limt, 1111 W_ _ Drive, Mml1a the thloc llhe llkel boot abou! youngtt listeni., who are al.!ro twlrflol· is -tbt lroplllorlll• atudylng the-art. - ~ ~ -lkrif bin a . "We Fl Dobblo Nrled ,.., 1""9 • ...,,_ In -the dlnln11 baton or111Jnally to ....,.te ......,, But ahe allo Ukel her lntereot In oomathlnt, and tranlilw to tho competition• I 1eamoc1 that only two per· aod meetlna other Jlrll., 1he ""1t of all majorettes have says. ever gotten into trouble ," says Practicing three houri 1 day Mn. Williama. ''But she really leaves little time for her other kives It now. We've offered hobbies, .wh,ich include 1ym-her other activities and hol>- nastlcs, ice skatlfw and twlm-hies to make mre we wwen't · mlni. but her mother aay1 1he l>Ulhl"i her. but baton la -t manages to flt them In. oho really wants." Coast Commlulon "We have·-mu~ wtth a house full 0 f ""' o[ UI "''"' tho 1:11111 up IO far for tbe kli!I lo.1111 youpgsters, ahe said. . Tower and utlng ucar1ol at. That leav111 .,-~ bOll* Tiie . otudents wlll be (1111ll1)1 lhort," 11ld ll:Cllo Btuot~ Hlin-chlperolled by Layne Neuprt, "We're also going to tlko llnilon l!each ooordlnltor. for an eighth grade teechtr al them • t o behind-lhe-sce111 the national Jll'lll'lm. ~ HU'bour \'n ~!. wh;> • al'IU o1 Htmtington Beach - In all, 11(!00 l!'rtncil lludenl1, 1pent laat 111111111er In )lurope. placeo most residents or tl)I! between uie age1 of 11 lnd 13, "Now we're roJna to 1lve city bav111't seen. Aod 11\rY'll will visit the U.S. from July 18 them a altce of Americana," know nwire about the hiltol')' throu8)i Aug. 15 under the he uld. "We're 1f111n1 to try to ol Hunt~n Beach tllan alllplceo ol the Forelin Study offer them Ille lull -,pectrum mOll ol 111. • Leape. I dlvillon of Ruder'• of the American way of Ure." Pe r 1 on 1 interested in Dlgeot. Durins tileir first week !ht booting a French 1tu<1111t are Hunllnlton Belch famlllu • students will atteod oummtr ul!ed lo eootact Ml'I. llllMtt have J>Ullclpated In the F<!' lchool cllsses at Goldeo Wiit • by call'"'f; 1213) 427-3114 or by Jl'llTl for the 1aJt two yean, Coll and . .,,,. ~--'· ""'"'"• 0 • Bo ·~ H and horn ha "aJ -~ areo._..._, ··-· , , I~, Ill> ea ve , way1 <. ""•'-n .•• , -u• · found in time, Mrs. Bissett lftl • -•-• DWaQI """""· 111d:-Sbe11 confident .families • wlll --doon lhla -mer, too . "lt'1 a wonderful experience having a· foreign student Uve wtth you·," she said. '"Ibey alwaya lit right in with the family. And they feel more comfortable pitching in with the chores around the house." There are no special criteria In aelecting homes for the studtnts, lhe sakl . Housing· for Runaways Supported by Senate WASHINGTON (UPI), - The Senate Friday approytd a $30 million pnlll'am or bowling and counaellns shelten for some ol the estimated 1 million cblldren who nm away from home each )'Hr. who said the measl).re was outside th• acope or federal concern. Catalina Un .its Due Airfng . . The btll, aµthorb~ tho ex· pendlture.ol 110 m!Ul111 a )'ear for three year1, w11 paued on a voice vote with . no debate excepl lor crltlc!1m fl'OITl sen. Roman L. Hn11u IR:Neb). Hruslta l1 the ranking Republican on Sen. Birch Bayh11 juvenlll delinquency Roman L. Hruska (R·!leb.). ~ the bill. It was op. poled by the Nixon ad· mlnlltratlon. For the proaram to go into ellect, funda must' be ap- ,propriated by a separate act or Coner"" .. .lntel'!UltlonJI Bay Ciullo' ur.-The comml.11lon wtll conduct dolhlnlum unltl at Camino unit ~lum projlCt ot a pt1bllc htarlng on the claim. Capistrano and Calle Grandt Hamilton Beacli on Santi AllO lcheduled on Mondtjl'1 Vista In len Clementi by Catsllnl · Islapd will 10 before . a•ollda ii & coastal permll ap-Shoreclafa Developmont Com· tlW llauth Coa1l Re&ional Zqpe plloallon by The Irvine Com-pany. C_o_Jl,U_rv 1~00 .·CornnlU1lon . pany for 60 condominium units ~Claims of exemption for a -.y with bulkhiadl 1114 'llillt-lllpo seVtlMJnlt aparlment bulldlnl Thi· -tlnf bollna at I 1t .. ,,,e Cove" on la11Jdt, at Pactltc Coal! Hlpway and a.m. Ill tone lle1Ch Harbor Drive In Newport Bo~. Solant Way In LallUftl Btaoll Dtpertmenl headquarters, 92.\ The project b o rd e r I by Edward H. Guy. Harbor Plaza Drive. Newport Bay, adjacent to tha e Request to build a 11,unlt IDtemallonal Bay Clubs of Marine Drive bridge. condominiwn complex at Ola Newport 8'acli ts lhe_.parent The-Irvine ~ allo V!ata and Avanlda Mmtolvo In orpnlzallon of the Balboa Bay has a permit reque1t . for San 'Clemente by Robert Club and tbl Catalina Island reooostnicUon · of. Baydiores Qoran and Melvin Brenner. Club. Marini in Newport Beoch. ' The · Bay Clubs' Hamlllon _ Calallna ts Included in the Other Orange Coast projects Beach project call!ed a !lap ' .. ,• COLOR . FILM . , • ~.,. ..... 0, 1973 • • For ttih, ••r 11 st llMIH' lot., Cho11dler's h portk1l.ty prolJCI .. ltrlltlJ yow tti. lllOlt II fl ... f11t11ft11re Ml.,_ .. '9 fo1111d •11JWHre. A rare op,.n1111lty t• buy AIMfko'~ ftMtt furillture et 111W.11tfelly Ndwcff prK"' (INtns hom H.,.rec1011, Hefltote, C.11tiny, Drent etc.J DAILY PILOT · J,' . -- ' ESTABLISHED 1892 THE STORE OF FAMOUS NAMES _ --IS14 NORTH MAiN. SANT A ANA 541~91 . '-n; ....a.1 Ji NOON 'Tll9 P.M'. FRIDA\' ,:JO A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. UAll.Ytr)O A.M. lll.,1IO P,M', at ••• -\~ . Ortat Qlfl tor Dill!' cornmluton's permit jurisdlc-on Monday's com mission about a month ago when one tlGn of tha Orang• .... Los agenda Include: · Cbutllne conanlssloner · ac- Anplea counties coastal zone. e Request by Shirk [aland cused the comparty o f Bay Clubl olllclall claim tho Yacht Club to build new yacht violatinl Prop. 26 and asked island project'"" shol!td be ex-club facilities . at Bayside the attorney general to take em'pted from Prop: 2 permit Drive and Marine Drive in punitive action. 01X1trol1 because it w a 1 Newport Beach. Commisslorier C a r m en lllrtld bllore the law was •Claim of-examption !or a Wancbaw'1 ,r w a 1 poaed Nov .. a. -·-__ ll,unlt coddomlnlum at IOHll.dnollllled..bJLj~iioiillPumJ 'lbe proposed Ham i I ton Pandena , Court in Sa a by the commission's director Bt.tch development, st~! in the Clemente by Aries Develop-Melvin Carpenter and the ifldlng stages, has been an-ment· Company. IUblequent application for a ~·_PROCESSING c:ra.AIC3 -eASSE-'Ff-£- R~COADE~ KODACOLOR 6AF FUJICOLOR -~the city ol Avalon . • ReqU<St _to build 99 C\'O" penilit by the' Bay Clubs. ·- ) 12 EXP. 3.57 20-tXP. 5.10 Draperies cleaned without worry. I PHONE US , , , COLLECT . (213) 728·7283 or 723·33ft I PRICES REDUCED! LAST WEEK I! I $133 PER WIDTH $233 . eER WIDTH s-333 PER WIDTH . Unllllfd 5' a. t ' lo!'l1. CttAltU ITI' PRICE INCLUDES Taking down and rehanging!! · 48-hour service! · . 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Pat !Dill cul rtd taJ)¥, ~' the aniwer• mu! actfotl 11ou n.ted to solw , ln<quidu In 0""""'"""' .and !>tlllM•· Mall your quq&m' to Pat Dunn!Al'.Yo•r s.,..ic,, °'°"Of Coa,11 ' pqUy Piiot; P.O. Boz:.1~flfl, Cotta Jl1M, CO: B~. In- clude 11our. telephotae ,number. The column appcor1· 1111 Sun.da111. Wect1iesdQy! and'Frido111. .. 10 6et China. Vlsa ,. • r ""' I ' ' -· f-'4JIW~AT,..l'im.i.ie-.p1aooi~llY~--in 1111 f)rient,. JI it possible to get a visa to Red China? I Will be studylJig achoo1 'l)'Sletril as ~ travel to make a report to my district, ao I would probably be travellQg pftlfessiooally, if fhai makes a difference. If it is possible ta get Into China, bow do/ lll!t things started. To whom do I lrrlte? ' •, • . C. B., c.t:t. M .. A Slate(Dtlmlawat ofllclal bl Wulllqtea, D.C, -)'oa tO wrilo lo u.O u.lsGa ot&w, l'eeple'1 ltepabllc ol Cldu,~_llolol, llt1 C.... -A,.., NW, Wuhlqloa, D.C. *31. -la<IDIO Ille lotlewt.1 talonnalloll: dalff ol d~1Ud '""""' aoUdpoled leqtli of \'Ilk lo Ille Petplo'1 Re-~ of alu; ,_. penoaal re8IODI for req1e1tiq a visa, aad blolrapldeal data abol& yecarielf: It ••• •aaested tbal y41;11 Ult ceat.ct Alfred Hanltag, Bm'eew of EdDcatll:nal aad Cl&Jt~1 .Reom 5111!1, N.S., Department ef State, WaWnlton D.C., !OUI, far. Uo1 abHt currt11• ealtlral and H• cadoDal n:ellange prop111m betwem &be. U.S. ud the People'• RepubUe or Qbla. . ... . ' , 'l'1t011k1,.for the Seniiee DEAR PAT: Today I received a· check Lfrom Greenland Studios in Miami, Fia. I -wrote to you on May-2 .asking for your belp In ileiiling witb~tbla..litm. I didn't hear from.you personally, but I do !eel You nulst liave dOrie ,IOIDe- thlng to hurry up the return· of my money or mercbandlse, aa J requested. Thanks, if you helped me· get results. · ' ' · ' ' " ' Jl:.it., Huntington Beacb You're welcome. Yom letter was among sevt11 1recelwd from readen 1'bo had requested help wllh delivery pnblems tr.m Greealand after uslstanCe '11'11 offered to other dissalisfled c11110men ln tbe: April .zt column. Copies of all-these ie.teli were malled te Greeeland~1 cmtomer tervice repreHD_tauVe, Nan Anmlone, for Pnmpt attention -whldl, ....-:eatlJ, yoa rteelved. Su~ sequent Greenland delivery complaint leUen alle will be fenrarded to Ms. { Amalone for correction. Readers sboald Dlt f'llllMlll 111lltaace aaUI at leut six weeks ha\le pauH from tbe date of wder. W .. W·rote P-? '. -,,..... ·--. DEAR PAT: Can you help settle 'a small watez:" between two ''okttitner" • ' •A • -baseball fans? r say the poem, ''Casey at .the Bat," was wrttt,en by an em- ploye of a San Francisco ·n~wspaper and first appeared. in _the: paper:· My dad told me· this years ago. My lriend Says the poem was written by a man named Joseph Q. Murphy. 'Who's right? If you can find out, I'd apPreciate a little "substantiating" information ·so my friend will believe me oace and for all. . ~ L, y;,_ P_!IOJltalD Valley You're rigbt. ;•Casey at the Bat" was-written by ~t L Thayer ln J11111e 18U for dr.e San Fraacilco Examlller and It was fint pablklaed ln dult aew1paper. Thayer wrote the poem whlle be wu aa empleye el tlae Exambaer. lt'1 aidborsbip hn beta ernaeously attributed' to ,,_.:Q. Marfiby, WUU.m Valentine and George Wlaltefle1d D'Vyn. For mere llfonriatroa, refer to Ste\lelllO.D'• ''Famoua Poem1." DE4R P'AT : l~ve noticed a lot of ad_vertising-to-hire the veteran and, with- the return ol, the ~ ~ war, a.,pt deal of attention has been focused oo· Ibis segment o1' oor popolatHm. lt'1 liard lo relalo to Ibis problem without knoWing the number of veterans involved. I'd be interested in knowmg the nwpber ot v~terans currently livipg in California. w. S., llaaUqlott Beach 'Tbe Veteru1 Adllllalstrotloa Rqloaal Office Ill IM Aqela 1ays U.S. veierana now namber more .,._. 2t ndlliea, ad Qdlforala tea.rs tbe natlen- wltb 3,, arjlfloa. ·ne, utloaal<IN! of ~-,_. depeadeota aod survtv- o.rs, -COl!IQ n<arlI -tf ~ --... I ... al Ille v.lled -· 1'1ut veterans are from World War U, lt mnu.. ef whom 1dU..sarvt\le. At tbe. OP.f!N~te end of tlaat atatlltlc II Fredrat W. Fruke of Cllleap, a, at IOI yeiln of age, ii lite only remalnlnr vt1eru el th Jndla Wan. l'nlke 1med la tbe Anny from 1~17. 'l'1le !,•· rema""'I Sj!uldl Amlrtcan \\'ar vets avenge 13 yean of age, foUowH by l.J mDBoa Werld War l ;Teter- ..Jt0LJJ~1-""" ol14t. A.tatalo.f 4.).4 mll!loo ,.terano io.ve partldJ181i!tj Ill Amer:_ iCa'a wan. Gift Probletn f'ollotcetl flp DEAR PAT: r seem to be having a problem with Spencer Gilts. Allantic City, N.J. I ordered two hardy pecan trees oa Feb. 19 and paid fcir lhem with an11:91t"maU order. l°Ve written two-follow;;up-Jetters since because my trees have not arrived. but even my letten haven't been answered. can you help me out? I'd also like to tell M.S., COst.a Mesa about a herbal ~cine i;ecipe book J,.have in my.Jibra.ry. It's called "The Herbalist," and Js 1vailabJe for 14.50 from Books for Sale, Lawrence Barcus, Route N'o. 3, P:O. Box 118; Rock· ville1 Ind. 47872:' This book-contains herbal-recipes-dating back'to 1918--that include "niedicinal cure" recipes used by American Indians that M.S. re- quested. J . B:, Costa Mesa Thanks for tbe addUlcmal IHree for M.S.'1 berbal~ medlclne research. Your pNblem with Spencer Gift.I bu been broqllt to die attention of cos· tomer service repr'eleatad\le An,te PUleaf. Site wUl eerrespomd wltb yoa personally to straighten out your problem, eltber by delivery of your order, or by refaad. Dow Much Protein ' DEAR PAT: I have a lill\ sl\OWinl tbe aerving size, protein and fat con- tent in grams, water percentage and calories for vafious hiib protein food!. Nair, rd Uke lo find out if recommended daily a-.ib ol protelu for variotis age groups have been established. If you could print this information, I'm suit it ~would prove inleresUng to a lot of other readers too. Trying to teed a family. economical, yet nutritional meals, is a challenge with food prices as high a' they are. ' ' • P. S., toe-Ilea<•. Tbe recommended dallf dietary aUowancet for protein e1tabHIMd bJ lite Nalo.11 Research CouncJ are: chUdrea s.to f..)'Mn. 41 gram•; c.odrn S.to-IO.fears, 40 grams; boys and girls 1!.-to-14-years, 5t grams ; women 18-&o 7~~an, 55 grams; and, mea ZZ.te 75-yean, 15 srams. .. Gettf11g Ship Plct11res . DEAR PAT: I'd like to get pictures o£ the ships I served on ln the Navy during ·world War '11 to use for decOC'lltin& my den. l~ve .beard S\lch pjctures crut be ordered, but I don't know where. Can you help me out ? ~ . W. G., N~ Beath ~· Qur Navy maga!IDO CH Hpply ,.........,.. " aU u.s. Navy ud ~'f'tps new l'n willloll, pin an earus betll11··,., earrten, cndHn, ......,_, -. an 11a1 m o1., dellroyen aoc1 muy tiller 1b!fo. Ji'or .a !lot of ~ m«e -f,Mt avatlQk plclm9, -fl lo Oor! Navy mopitae, I Hamoa·Place, Bnfflya, N.Y. 11!17, and~ Ille "Flghl- inl 8blpo Photo Regl1try." ,,,,_ on Mttlclle A1e• DEAR PAT: Our funlly toured Ille La! Angeles County M-.n over M.,orial Day weekend •od t was amaied at Ille small sl7.e of the armor fl'Olll the Mlddle Ag ... I'm ooly 5 feet tall and I could easily fit lnlo some ol tfle larger suits of armor dlaplayed. Were -le lhorter then! I'd also like to 'know why the doorways ln old European castles were built so Jo•. . P. N., lllkolon VteJo •. .,!l'ool of tbe armor frGm lhe Middle A1es -. by ad•lt• e11•glq la -bal dloappeari!d. The •l:Jll•r oa i1ldbllloa was ort&l»aUy -. by )'00.DI m• Ill &Mir lffnl for 1pectal ftl'ellttlllet-or beUJe tralnlai, aOtel;l'dtil& le a m""9C1m 1pgketmaa. Modera adults are taller thu t.hetr Middle AJet •nces-- tan dlle lo tntruoed knowledfe of good natrttloa and belier eating .. bl!J. SJlllll doonraJ'I In European cartlet bad no coueedn it tlle oceuputl' bdlbL CaiiU• •-rt, wbo ob)e<ted lo Ille co-_.... el pes!J rfdlai !Dia th culle oo tllelr bol'HI, reuoaed !bat ll!dNlq .._ doon -Id lie Ille bat method of eocoaraglag '•loltan tO dis-\efon tn-1· r-• I ' YOU DAILY "'LOT SECTION B I Sunday, June 10, iq73 . A ·Tale .',:<}f ... 2,; -.Shellfish·: Clams • . 'f-hriying, ut· Abahme Dying By JOHN ZAILER 'Of .. Defty ,Uef Sl•H ' Two highly edible ;;pecies of. sea-going snail-the abalOne abd the·clam-are to- day facing greaµf differOOt futures on the Orange Coast. · The abalone, prized for the pearl Juster of ils shell JS well as its delicate meat, has been ·neatly eliminated from coastal waters here. And because there are more and mOre sports divers looking for it, stale· Fish • and Carne · officials doubt seriously that the abalone will ever come back. • . ,But Ille Pismo....clam la tbrlvlng In Orange 1 -eoast waters, probebly in numbers ·8S ·~l as a·ny in the past. " Many consider it ·as tasty as the abalone, though not quite as spectacular to look at. . I TI)e clam's big advantage in survival is that it can live buried in about an inch of _ ~. _out 2f view of swinuners and divers. The rock-clinging abalone does not have tbai ability. * * * Phil Tosier o{ Newport Beach recalls when he could go skin diving and get four or five abalone on one gulp of air. "It was fantastic," h"e says. "li you kne1< where to go, you oould just drop under water and gather all the 1balooe you wanted." That was in. the 1930s. The sbalone were big in those days; measuring up to nine ~inches across. Almost anywhere between Corona de! Mar and San Clemente, the aver.age diver could get a meal in just fi ve minutes, or even in one dive if he were lucky. ''It was hard to' believe t~y would ever be endangered," TOsier, who owns Davy's Locker in Balboa, says. "1bere were just so many of them." But during the 1940s, a commercial abalone fishery grew up in Newport Beach. Al the peak of its operation, there were two packing houses and 12 to 15 boats doing a bustling business, Tosier ""'8lls,,-------- The·Ablilone beds closest lo home, the rocky -tern arouod Corona del Mar · and Abalooe Point were to be picked clean. "The boats were required by law to stay a certain distance off shore," !fosler says. "But that was easy to get around. 1be boat would stay tbe tegiil dislBnce out, but the diver would take an air hose from lhe·boat and walk afoyg the )>oltom as close to shore as he ·waated to, and there was no way to stap him." An abalone lx>at, consisting of one crew member and one diver, could harvest up to 1,000 or more abalone a day in this early period . Gradually through tbe )960s. this rate slackened and the boats -·15egafl rravelingtO the channel-fsl3nds and beyond in search of prime beds. By 1968, the Newport abalone fleet was out of business. Neither Tosier nor the state Fish and Game ~rtment believes those com· 0 0 celfY ,.,.. Stmff ....... CLAM DIGGERS COME IN ALL SIZES . mercial operatK>ns are-solely rcspomiblc for the depleted state in which the Orange Coast's abalone beds •ow find themselves. F?f one thing, there were many isolated areas which the -pro- fessional diVef? Simply couJd Dot re8ch. But no one disputes tl}e claim that the JGSSSive commercial abalone harvesting that began three decades ago marked the beglming ol the end for lhe abalone oo the Orange Coosl * * * Back in 111e 192Qs, when Bud 11iUinS was a high school student in Huntington Bep.ch, clanuning was an after-school ac- tivity, When the tide was low, he and his Crieiiik WOOJ(( walk along the ShDi'ehne ncrthol. the city pier, di gging five and six- ind-i clams out of the sand as they went. "Some people ""'OU.Id eat them raw right on the beach," he recalls. "They would crack them on a rock, sprinkle on a little salt and pepper, and gulp -them right down ." Clamming was also the occasion for old-fashiooed. clambakes, weekend camp.. oab where the ocean provided the food . "Two or three famUies would get together in a horsedrawn wagOn and set them.selves up on the beach," be says. "All they needed was a little hay to sleep on at night and their plow for l!he clams. Since there wer,e mostly tanners around liere, getting thme things was no trou- ble." 'The plow was a central part of the operation. At low tide. It would be leas.b- ed to a horse team and dragged through the sand just at the water line. As the sand ~'as turned ver children would come along behind and pick up as many. clams as they needed. To cook them, a bonfire was built io a rock-lined pH. After the clams were thrown in. the fire was smothered in wet kelp, This created ~ hot steam, and in • about 30 minutes the clrre ready 10 eat. A temporary end to clamming and clambakes came suddenly in 1935 when a huge oil slick drifted south from San Pedro aod coated ·Newport . and HWl- tington Beaches With a black gooey de- posit. By the lime the beaches were cleared three moo.ths later, nearly all of the clams had .died. . , "Wt! had a period of four or five years . when .. there was nothing alive. down on · the beach," Hi ggins recalls. --.'Toon jllsfOerore Ifie war sllirte<I, Blacky Kunkel, who was~ of the state wardens in this area, went up to Pismo Beach and brought down a pick-up truck 1 full of clams. "I helped him replant the old beds. They seemed to take pretty well, because there are as many clams out there oow as there ever was. ~Qf__CQY__rse:,_ky: don'l a:o as far as the)'. __ _ used to, because there are more people : after them. But I think there are just as ffiany now as there used to be before the ; spill," Higgins says. * * * The abalooe and the clam are similar in many ways. Both bekx\g ·to the phylum · of mollusks, which makes lhem cousins of the common land snail. They proper themselves by means ol, a single muscular "foot." But i.n ·'later years of life, neither or them li kes to . move around more thai:i absolutely necessary . For food, they both rely o'n microorganisms and plant bits that will float-up to them, --and not on any lire form they have. to chase down. · J11!t f.!le re are cruc~J diff~ences, dlf. fere nces that make it much easier for , clams to survive near cok>nies of ·humans 1 beings than for abalone. The alta.lone, \vhich has a single shell, clin gs to crevices in rocks in waters up.to 100 feet deep. Jn plain vk!w of -.y natural predator. it has a resilient shell ~ coating to protect it from other marine 1 anima1s. But l@lainst men anned with pry-bars, it has no defense. The clam, which has two shells, lives buried in. soft sand in waters up to 10 to 12 feet deep. The thickest clam beds we , in the deepest water. But e\lery winter, heavy surf action ~s up the sea-bot· tom in ~these offshore areas and washes large numbers of clams into the sandy 1 areas nearer to shore. These dislodged c'4ms quickly rebury themselves, but they do not travel back to deeper water. So in the· fall and winter , mmths, humans can dig these clams on . any normal low Ude. To the clam species as a whole, this afr1U1gement has l\\.'O advantages. One ls that ·humans do not normally reach the main offshore clam beds. \vhich are always under water. They can dig only those clams washing up onto inshore. (See SHELLFISH, Page Bil D ~aps _ Off to ·· Traditional Gradu~on By MARCI DODSON Of itt. D.ity ,..., St_,I 1 A ~ul hush falls over the am- phitheater as. 500 !M!fliors edge forward in soft pastel caps and gowns toward an outstretched hand, t'Ollgratulations and a parchmenl passport. The graduates entered the am. pliitbealer as high school seniors, but will leave as young adults stepptng into the \vorld. The l'eremony has been enacted in similar style for deca~ and may con- tinue 80 for many decade$ to come. • campus demoostratic:im, m i 11 t a n t studenb and fiery class speeches have failed to change or even alter the tradi· Uooal higb sohool graduation. One admlnlstretor !<els th@I the rebelllon against pomp and circun\stance peakod arouod four years ago and bas declined lo the point where students now actual(v preret the trodllional cerem0ny ol Jpe<chmaking, handshaking and band . playing, . . 1iThere Is a trond today tor students tQ be more ~Ing ol traditlom thaa there was a few ye~rs back. They seem to welcome tradklonal things, and tbl1 le shown in their IUestylc, clothes and other such things. They're gelling back to the natural life," says Mrs. Vash Breeding, Newport Harbor High School assistant principal, student services. Dr. Larry Lucas, prilldpal ol Hun- tington Beach lflgh School, agrees. "The studmta are very much In favor ol going Ille cap ond.,.... """)d. They very m~ wait lo have Ille tradi Uooel cerremonY· At leolt tbat•s what I've gathered from· _...,.with the student leaders ... ·A poll takM of the graduating aeoiors at liarin& High School supports the ad- mlnislntono!-convlctloos. Of the 400 w!io reapoiided, 57 lndicai.d·lhey did not want 'to...., a cap and gown. This lhowl that mocit ' seiUon ' 'st ill lutiPort the basic -cit the formal, tredillonal ommony, 11&y1 John. Blere, dfredcr of lllMlent actlvlti... ', AU~ , at the high schools' ~ jj optional, y. t admlnl>- tratort expec:Lat least a. 90 percuit turnout at every -· The Mtllisfaom. for the. lradiUonal ceremony la 'not ibered, however, at Cal &ale Fu(leiion. The cx•r<I... held Saltltday lncllMled a number of ocparate segments or 1modtm dance, muslc, and literary redr.Uons. This wu the thlrd consecutive year th6 • university has hosted an out~·the-"Usually it is the older student who has ) ordinary ceremooy. The first year, says struggled for years who participate. \Jl Dr. G&JTett Capune, chairman of this the cet'emonles. Younger students wflo go year's plami.ing oornnUttee, ' ' l h e on to four-year institutions don • t resp:me: was outstanding. l attended, participate as often. ConvnwUty college and it was a '"'1lly fun evmlng, lil opite is not a goal for them , apparently they ,of the fad that . tt . was a com-feel the gmduaUoo ceremmy Is not u ·meooement." . 1 1 important,'' says Kenneth MowreJ, -who He says last year's ctren'dlY was not is ib charge ct, gradUation at <>nap as st-.i u the'prececli1g year's, but Coas1 College. the ._ was still ..,.. favorable Although entlusiasm for graduotbt 1" than wben the scho6I bad tbe traditmal higller on high llCbool campmM, moet "'remony. administrators attribute pert of the leel- Studenb ~ allowed lo wear the ""P ·irig lo the parents• upectatiorls. · and gown at Ibo D•O n ·tr ad It f o D • I "I think that tt we stopped gradiation, cetelllOOy, and Clpwie eotlmates ball tbe we'd have more complaints '"1m tho I gradual .. di> to. · · parents. But the studenb are pretty n - "But the fajlt ttiet oome of the lltudents cite<! about it. I ,.. some pretty '- dreu ·traditionally doesn't -niy f&ee11 -I 9bak, thoir latds,'' •YI I mean Ibey Wll>t everything tradltmal Donald Achziger, principal of Coar. Meta •.• But who' knoW.? Maybe It's Just High Sd!ool . . I tl>eir parents who want lhem lo clrooo And Dennis Evaas, l)rinclpal ol Corona I that way." · '.. • . dol Mar High School, leelS stl"O!l&ly -., However, uc Iniine p1 ... a strictly the ~i0us siuoonts ol a few· years ago •-'-•·u-•• _.,, . •• ~ ~ -who.refused to allenc!.the COl'tl1tOll[eo. ~l"llUI UUIU. ... -•lt«l' ua.y ,,~,IP·. . 14{ think they w~rn selfish. They should The entht"1asm lor graOlatloo ls lock· . have realized thal. lhey didn't get through ing, though. oo commtrllty ~ c~ 9ChoOt alone. Their pa...,ls were r-.r ~. where less than 50 percent of ol an experienoo thal 'n\any ol them look thole n>eelvlng AA '1egrees · attend· forward lo. a ce."tmony that had mean- gradualion. in.g, at least lo them." • ' . I j I I ·r • % DAILY PILOT ,---------------........_ Good Deed People DAILY ~ILOT Sl•ff l"Mlo BOB McCALLA GAVE WATER WINDMILL Quixotic_ Gesture Barbara Flynn, a teacher at Westmorlt School in Hunting. ton Beach, was beginning to feel a little like Don Qwxote, tilting at windmills. · · A windmill water pump was what she needed to help her students build a botanical environmental center at the school, _and .she was searching for one that_ was D5> longer in U_!~. '.!'h~ pump was needed to circulate the waler in the ponO and stream system. Mrs. Flynn went to Bob McCalla of McCalla Brother's Pump and Drilling Co. in Santa Ana for advice. "I thought he could either direct me to one that's no longer being used or at least give me some technical advice as to what to look for in a used windmill if we found one," the teacher explained. But McCalia went better than that. He gave the students a new windmill with the provision that they and their parents build the platfonn for it. ''It just seemed to me that they needed one so badly I thought 'why not give it to them/ so I did," he said. You Can Help Long days of summer might seem endless unless yo u put some of these idle hours to good use. · Voluntary Action Center, ·207 Avocado St., Costa Mesa, has a len$'.thY list of things to do, and the greatest reward of all is help111g others less fortuhate. The o!fice is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, and the phone number is 642-0963. Here are some of Jhe areas in which you can help. Clerical assistance is being sought by the Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center. Volunteers with basic clerical skills are asked to give a few hours each week. A program for Parents Anonymous is being developed in the county, and volunteers are needed. The program is de- signed to help abusive parents get the needed help through und.rstanding, encouragement and referral. Well Baby Clinics of Orange County have a continuing need for volunteers in assistin~ with weighing babies, helping the medical staff and perfonrung general clerical duties. American Red Cross is seeking volunteer help in many areas of the organization. RNs are needed in the Bloodmobile program and as canteen hostesses. , Those with valid California drivers' licenses and some s-p~are time are needed for the motor pool, and clerical help always is in demand for office or home work. Help for You One of the numerous problems many a new mother faces is whether to return to work. This problem is compou nded when the mother does not bave a friend or relative to baby sit. Good child care is seldom inexpensive. A new booklet, Infant Care published by the Department of Health Educa- tion and \Velfare, notes that at minimum wages, housekeepers or maids most at least $2,500 to $3,000 a year. Even so, a housekeeper may be the least expensive arrangement for the mother with an infant and one or more children requiring care. Day care l1omes and centers are usually less expensive than housekeepers, but special attention must be given to sel- ecting one that will provide good care. The checklist below, taken Crom the booklet Infant Care, serves as a quick way in selecting a home or center. • Is the person carin~ for the children really concerned about your child as an individual? • I!i there ,at least one 'Person to care tor each 4 to ~ children {Including the day care mother's own children)? • Does the ~are-giver treat each child as her own, talk· ing to him while she is bathin~ or changing him, holding him when he is fed, "teaching" hun and paying attention lo hls temperament and development? • Is the home or center safe and healthful, with room for children's {>lay and care, !resh air, reasonable cleanliness, and free of accident and safety hazards? • Are your suggestions for the care of your child wel- come ind listened to? • Do the car .. givers and the children seem to be happy, alert and enjoying themselves? • Are you wet'c6me to visit at any time, with or without telling them In advance that you are coming? · 9'Has the care giver had a mediCarexamination to prove , that .she has no disoue your child can catch and that she is strong ana heilthy enough to care for children? • Is lher, a telephone which the car .. giver can use to reach you or call for help In an emergency? ( I • • • • "There is a grNt lack of 'give me a chance to show you wMt I con do' these days. Too many coming -in.the.cloor~now-he• ... the-.ttitude,--"l!I 'Okay, baby, it's reparations time now'." . - ·• \. UllllMiillllw DOLLAR DISCRIMINATION Fear, Frustration Moun·t in Minority Job Hunt By JOHN T. WHEELER AP NOWll..-Writer In Aiiierica, tile myth d simpler times went, equal opportunity was assured to all who would mch out IDI grasp it. 1be principle WU wucbsafed In the Declaratim of lndepmdmoe, guaranteed in tbe Conltitution, · fUrtbered by the . Supreme Oourt, but~ by presidents and Cqre.s. . -· ' Yet in-1973, fedm'al oflldals ay, tlJore . still ore ...,;, of millions who aulfer discrimination in tbal fundmnmtal American institutim -Ibo paydiecl<. 1be natioo lq wu pnul that here a man could dlmb I! far u lis abilities could carry him. But Horatio Alger was neither a black nor. women. 'l'hroU&fl the yearo eodJ modern<lay step taken to tear dawn discrimination of all sorts wal bailed as a turning point. BUl while there were chips and breaks, there was no massive crmnbling of the walls that wind through American socie- ty. Once more Washint!tm tllinb it has an answer -ripping open the national 'economic life and force feeding blacks, other minorities and women into the good jobs they say they camot now attain because of white mate discrimination.. For the minorities &nd particuJarly the bl:lcks, the promise is for a green revolu· tiori, dollar bill tickets out of. the crime and drug·inlested ghetUio llld into good neighborhoods with good .tchools and a truly equal looting with whites that civil rights planners believe economic parity can bring. discrimination ia a white, male - drurunated society. In effect they are saying this society must now pay for its sins by giving them extra points on personnel rating sheets. There are enough court decisions, govemme11t policies and laws on the record now to indicate the latter philosophy is_ gaining . strength despite warnings that corporate productivity will sink and pri<:eS rise, scholastic.~ especially· in colleges and universities may drop and even the· new homes we will Jive in and the complex products of techpology we use in everyday living will be less safe and reliable than the con· swner bas ~ right to demand. ~ Some trends in current thinking emerged in interviews with spokesmen and Qfficia!:s m Washington directly con· cem'.ed with the war on discrimination in the job mart. Some items: Clorporations probably should not be able to deny employment because of ar- rest -as opposed to conviction - records. Reason: Blacks iare far more prone to arTeSt due to social ~ensions between authorities and blacks in the ghettos. Unless absolutely essential in perform· Ing a given Job, proficiercy in English should oot be given too great con- sideration. Reason: Blacks Gnd Puerto Ricans are often deficient in these skills. Requirements for promotion that in- elude experience in specific jobs should between the Labor Department and the not be rigid. Reason: Many v."Omen and Equal Employment Opportunities Com- minority group members traditionally mission with {he EEOC carving out an have been ineligible for the previous ever greater role in the field. Other agen-· training post. · cies are Involved to a lesser extent in- Already courts have forced steel eluding the Justice Department. worker unions to not only open their rolls Justice aside, there are very real prof>.._ to minorities but to bring them in with lems in seeking an instant IOl.ution to seniority because discrimination kept . such a longstanding and complicated them in the dlrtie<, less skllled ond lower. problem . ~paying Wlions for so many years; This.,.;:: ·_Perhaps the main problem. ts a fear trend, too, I§ accelerating. ' seldom Vtiiced. pUblicly ~at force feeding -Current pre9SW'fl am is for an easing of blacks part1cularly w1.11 be read u an or abolition of rules requiring high school ecooonlic . threat by white M'Orken ~ diplomas: for many ;om because so many that tet1S1?ns could lead to WOfJIE!'l'llDg blacks and other minorities don't finish race relations. their serondary education. The question for many . blacks end Staiistics show a broad imbalance in feminists. and not necessarily the most such things as empk>yment and salary militant, is not merely a fair share ol tbe - betwe<!n the white male work force ' and new jobs and upcoming rpromotions. They women bia(:ks and other minorities. want such positions in ·the future given Black unemployment still rum about out to them.sel ves in much higher ~ double that for whites and welfare portions ~ha~heir share of the job i:ool payments are proportiooately still higher would seem t ire. . . · for the minorities. Unemployment for An E EOC spo esman m supportmg the women is almost impossible to gauge viC'\v said, "qtherv.:isc i~ will ta~ half a since so many either have given up seek-century to bnng things mto anything like ing jobs or doo't ·eVen try and thu.t appear a balance." in no statistics. However when equal pay Reflecting another view on job hwU by legislation "'·as enacted more than a minorities i.s this cor:runent from a Neiv decade ago ""'OTnel'l were making about York instn"ance execUUve. 64 percent d what men do. The figure, "There is a great.lack _of "give me a for all rt.he fury :from women's liberation chaoce to show you what 1 can do' ~ groups, remains the same today. days. Too many coming in the door 'The federal machinery . to combat now have the attitude, 'Okay, baby, it's discrimination is split essentially reparations ·timenow.'" Coast Eroding For women the recen!!)> mandated WASHINGTON IAPJ -42 percent of the_na.Jion's equalitY' WitJi men in the }Ob market is • shoreline outside of AlaSka is undergoing significant supposed to break do\\n Y;hat women call erosion according to a study by the Army Corps of monetary sexism and liberate America's Engineers. majority. ~ The study said measures to halt erosion appear MORE PRES.WRE justified ror 2,700 miles of U.S. 6horeline and that they I would cost an estimated ,1.8 billion. Tbe ovef..all plan is that new Y rein-Brig. Gen. J. L. Kelly, the corps' deputy director of !arced federal laws, presidential fiats ci'VI'I works, testified about the study last week before and a more determined and' aggressive ! bani· the House Public Works Committee. bureaucracy will bring down the niers "Erosion of shores has resulted in widespread loss ever more quickly as federal momentum of waterfront land deteriorating recrea~onal beaches increaJeS and states and local and, in soffie area~. destruction and storm flooding .of govenunents follow suit. public and private shore developments," KeUy sa.id. Besides law, the federal government First priority in dealing with the er06ion pr~blem, has simply decreed itself v a s t Kelly said, is indicated for about 200 miles· of shor~ arm twisting powers in ahoost everything line where, if erosion is aUowed to continue. the public federal money touches from contracts safety is likely to be endangered within five years. for supersonic fighters to those ball point Second priority shou1d go to 1,000 miles of shoreline pens government workers use. The ra-where property or scarce \Vildlife h~bitat or important tionale is that its tax dollars are from all historical of natural landmarks are likely to be endang· the~and--to~-the --~-·' same way it is collected, without regard The cost of protecting these shore s, Kelley said, is to race or sex. estimated at $660 million. The cost so far for business and in-Kelley said about one-fourth or tbe total beach front- I n~rw~l©lR~~ 5HOP191G ...::AOE•G 3()915'r91t•M CtHel'r'•"""'°" e.c.. ••tMlllber F9ttter'1 Doy, J ... 17tti dustry is measured in the hundreds of age of 12,800 miles outside o( Alas ka ~s been developed millioos, primarily thl'Ollgb equal pay r ... public recreation, but much more IS urgently needed. Try Saturday's News Quiz cases involving women. The figure ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.'...::::.._:..:!__.:=_.....:_.....:_:=..=.:..:.:'.'..-....::_.....:._:::.._..:._::_~:..:_:=-potential is almost explosive. A I· landmark. out-of-court settlement last year involving American Telephone & Telegraph amoonted to $38 million. It in- cluded compensation for v.oomen not pro- moted even though they had not sought advancement on the grounds the women figured rightly they ~wld not win ad- vancement tmder the old syatem. One t..bor Department souree said the ultima te cost could run Into billi<>N an- nually. One corporate persoonel officer said many companies consider the fiscal threat ol strict compliance immediately with eqwil pay laws to be such that there has been "1>oleoale destniction of records that mlght help federal or st.ate .,,. tidhcrimination bodfes 1rom tmdlng enough evidence to rue sweeping suits similar to the AT&T acUon. CLEAR DANGERS In interviews.' government olllclals, corporate officers and labor union sourcea agreed there are eome clear dangers In pumiq rapid, rlJld gooh lri endlng Job di!C!'imlnatfm. All men may be created equal, but when they arrive tojethet w1lh women In their first years in the job market, thei r potenUals may be _vastly dlfle""'t In terms of education, ·ambition, Inherent aklUs· and tile likec Militant women 's orgonlzatlono and minority Jll'OUP ac- Uvlsts a'rgue Iha! they ahculd be hired and promoted inywiy, be ca u 1 e ,...-... 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N•ori to S:OO e a.her 4tv1-I0°S:M I \ -··---~· Sunday, June 10, 1973 DAILY PILOT 8 3 High Cost of Meat: Why Those Wlw Work : Prices May Not Go pown May Also Eat :;um er must be made to into millions of dollars." thinking in terms of a couple understand that they must be Even 90, housewives may be of hundred pound sacks, .~Y -'l'wo-olckanchers wtre-sit-wllllnlf1<!1)ay-'lor whar lr-008!--getung a 1>arga1n-1n -rood suddecly--w•nted-@-.millioo- tlng in a tavern aCter a long to produce beef, plus a , according to Mrs. bushels.'' By ORVILLE K. THOMAS ,r---:dll~,iin~th~e~·~sa~!dd~le~. ~One~,~in!r,';i,a_,'.""'~lhl· -•• j t th,.., ;., .. ......i. .. ...wt h2 ""-: ;.....-"""• us as_M~J-hilliS----U -&site, occ-Ban:ett-,...____; ... _a to rt ra ive • sai • do for automobiles, clothing, economics instructor w b o that showed the marked in- ' "Jake, what would you do if housing, medical care or recently made a TV serles on crease in grain prices since so~st up and gave you anut-hing el.sf:." CtTIP.JJrlel' ..-i.tems. the grain sale to the USSR. $100,000 today?" T"., I""""" ' •'--ch rt ... Stafford, who con 11 id er s •1n.e American housewife ~ to Wltl a • com Jake tPouiht a moment and himself an average smaJl doesn't reali7.e how fortunate Jumped from $3.05 per hun· then replied~ "Wal, I guess l'd farmer and rancher, added she is," Professor Basile ~edwelght a year ago to $3.90 jest keep ra~ cattle till it that this is the first time in 25 argued. "She's serving 8 lot m May; "':heat from $2.95 to was all ~.' years the farmers and ran-more beef. 114 pounds per in· $4.09; gram . sorghums fro~ O>nmzmers may 'rint see the chers are realizing something divklual . a year {versus six r~: ~.!ion50fu ~~~fun humor in the ~fe~-... but for their profits. Every year pounds , 1n Japan a 1 nd 86 . in and alfalfa meal from $54-per- Richard Barrett, professor Nhundreds of fanners are fore-Australia), yet .shes paying ton to $7&-per-ton. agriculture at Orange Coast to give up farming, yet the only 16 percent lll Japan and College, Costa M~. likes to a ernge American is asking more than 50 percent in ANOTHER RISE use it to illustrate that the remaining tanners to hold Calcutta, India)." fanpers and ranche~ may not down t&.-....Prices, continue to She added that t h e be getting as rich as many deprive,_t~e~own families, so American consumer is just· as people think. In fact, they may the nation can ~t. responsible tor the rising cost. be losing money. • of meat as anyone. "They eat· Figures released ·by the U.S. BIG CHANGES far more meat than they need Department or Agriculture "Things have chang con-for a nutritional diet. Also seemingly refute this opinion. siderably in the pest -they're ·buying great quantities The Department said the an-years," he c on tin u e d . Q.[_ pre-packaged goods, and nual average cost of its "Everyone has to have a new o~ ·lhey pay more for the market basket -eoough U.S. suit • · · everyone has to have packa:::· t¥n they do for the fann-produced food to feed a a new car. and now everyone food ins . " • ••--1· 1 r ·1 r 3 2 1 wants to eat steak.'' i.u~•-e 1ca anu y o . peop e . h LABOn ~o ·~ -rose 3.S percent, from Stafford attnbutes t e cur-n.o.-3n SI ,409 in February to $1 ,458 in rent high price.! to a simple Mrs. Basile ended that l\1arch. matter .of supply and demand. another reason for , e rising The USDA said that the "Marginal profits in beef cost of food was that U.S. fanner's share now has in-made smaU ranchers reluctant is labor-short on farms creased $143 in the past year to tie up large sums of money that farm workers are deman _ a r ise of 28.3 percent. In in livestock," he reCaJlcd. ing better wages. "We got ddl "Therefore, while the coo-cheap food for years because <.'Olltrast, the ml eman's . r beef h . v.•e were eating off the backs share (for those w h 0 sumptlOll o as risen transix>rt, process and Sell the dras1ically the last few years. of migratory workers and Products) has risen only 114, its production has been slow in other poorly paid farm rising to the demaoct workers.'' ~or a 1·7 perceint increase. He 'A'ent on to explain that Jn · addiJ.ion to the harsh FARi\fERS CULPRITS? lhe cost of feed has winter in the U.S., Agriculture On the surface these figures skyrocketed since the sale of .ProCeSsor Barrett feels the v.·oold indicate that the· wheat and other oommodilies grain sales to the Soviet Union fanners are the culprits in the to Russia. \\'as significant in raising food rising cost of food "aod are get-"Also," he added, .. we've prices: ting rich. But are they? had · one of the worst winters "When the U.S.-Rl&ian "Hell yes food is hi gh," said ever recorded in lhis area. It grain deal was being made. Van Stafford of Campo, Colo., hampered the harvest. hun-the Russians were very decep- in-a telephone interview. ;'But dreds of cattle perished, feed live abou t how much they net returns are still the only lot gains slumped, and Ui.ese wanted to purchase, "Barrett lhing we live on. The con-losses and damages could run chuckled , "while we were AVAILABLE AT MOST HOURS -FOR AS FEW AS THREE HOURS. OUR UNIVERSITY .STUDENT EMPLOYEES ARE CARE-. FULLY SCREENED, BONDED, INSURED AND AR E COVERED, BY SDI ANO WORKMENS COMPENSATION. 'UNIVERSITY HOUSEKEEPING. CALL 636-1800, MON., WED., FRI. ONLYz. HOURS I A.M. to 12 AND I to 5. How Green Can A1neri~ii Bel> ' W ASHrNGTON -By the year 2000, say those who prcr- ject presen~ statistics into the fu ture. fi ve-sixths of the American population will be housed in vast urban regions. \Vhat the statisti cans do not ye t know, however, is whether these megalopolises Will be huge sprawls the length of Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf Coasts. around the . Great Lakes. blanketing Florida, and radiating out from a few other centers. · An alternative would be distincti ve communities set in open fannland and coun- tryside, the nearby mountains and seashores protected and retaining their distinctiveness and integrity. Abundant parks and accessible waterfronts along unpolluted waterways ~·ould g[ii~ the inn<'r ~ilies .. Such an alternative 1s possi- ble, according to a report by the Task Force on J_,;1nd Use .i nd Urban Gro\vth. heAded by Laurance S. Rockefeller. But the report, done for the President's Cilizens Advisory Committee on Environment:!! Quality. warns that t h e alternative will not be available witho.ut b a s i c reforms in attitudes &nd in- stitutions controJUng the use ot land. It ts also now becoming clear that open space, long valued for esthetic and recrea· lion purposes, can have a very powerful influence on, the growth and shaping of cities and urban regions if it is wen plnnned. Some or the open spaces -. aquifer recharge a r e a s (water-bearing beds of sand. stone, or gravel), coastal dunes. highly productive a,griculturnl nrcas, forests lhnt reduce noods. 3 n d wetlands which start the biological rood ch&in -must be preserved for the essential part they play in ecology. BELLY DANCE CLASSES Add Allure While You Trim )'our Fl9ure - Green spaces that give visual relief also provide recreational opportunity for the expanding population. n.ey also keep cities and neighborhoods from merging into a solid mass. Without open space, qualities that made the areas desirable places in which .to settle are lost. through the Land and Water special d es i g nation of tract housing, for instance, Conservation Fund of $.100 11gricultural or con:s;ervaliQJl should be planned in such a million a yea r (cut to. $5'5 lands which are given some way as to steer growth away million for fiscal 1974 for Nix-protection from development !rom the I.ands that need to be A UNlQUE on administration budgetary and tax benefits. 'Florida last reasons) -has been llllying year passed a land-use law prolected from development" SUMMER PHOTOGRAPHIC 'WORl<SHQP uplandfornationalparksand setting up a system for pro-A t tempts by local OR YOU~ PEOPLE 1-0 TO 18 ••• -forests and wildlife refuges tecting critical natural areas. governments to maintain · " and gl· .. ,·ng m•lch1'ng funds lo Tl tal • t th ~~.....z · The -rt sc1ooe>1 .. r 1>h.cl1<1ar•o"r .. rre•• ....... 11op. for -. i-opl•·•-• ,,...... ie s e s vo ers en ·e1~ gr-n space by adopting !own k ,.-"'"' sewr•I """r••• ••• •••ll•hl• h•o•<I on • ot<•<l•nt'• •bl lily •NI states for purchase ot par a $240 million bond issue, mos t or county plans, are often .,.,..,1...ce, i...1 .11 01u<1•nt• ...... " ~,.,....,. -v111 ....... 1.., ru •• thou '· and Wildlife areas. ( ., , be e<f f ha•• ( ·-·· t•ler1-n11, al'Wt -•• "'"" crtall ~• pl>ot0&r•plolc l drao Int""' Al gh .,,_,_,,, commun1hes 0 1 0 us or pure = 0 unsuccessful. Some c1·t•·-0 ' 1 ' r • • • """"" ._,.., .etlHll•, dor•.--, ant""" ocotl""" et oco pO\nt o o "tr••. are making progress, the na-Howeve r. private I ands designated critical areas. NC\'/ "°" ""•..c•d ir"""' v111 io. ••p0o•d 10 ...... ""1011 .. .ior•.--.,_,.,, tion as a whole is doing a within the boundaries of na-York State also. passed a $1.15 are led to believe their town's •"" •"'•"''" 01ooe>11n1 1echnt<1u•• 1hrovgh •!!ltn"'''°" •t••••h•1 bo d ' d ttltMIOft t o lncl l•h'utl probl-1 end 1oal•. -grossly in adequate job of billion environmental n conservation an open-space Cl••••• "'"t ,,,,.. tAM 10 1u" 1.,1.,. • _,1. for ,1 ......... st,....nt• making wise use of open space issue • .Jncl!Jding $175 million needs are met because plan~ rur,111th.J11•, ~_r,, !,... ... "1 ... 1-11c typo" or •<l)u11.i11• c:-•·· "If th d f k d All"'""' -t•rlola •« aupplleil by tM iiho<ll . 1\llilOI\ [or• fl•• ~ and green space, say urban e open space e· or par s an open-space ac-ners show maps with substan--" •••• ,.,.. 1• fX'. experts a n d conservation terminatiori is framed quisition. tial areas marked in green. TM r111t .... , .... ""-1.••• the ....... r JuM 1a: '""' ...,_, t.,. -• et leaders. The best available Land purchase by govern-When tbe plans are checked J .. 1, ::io. cen or .... u. for IN'o.-t tOft..., -r••"°P•· """It ...... 1.,.. f th bl• • t ClllH•o er 1,,,.tl•I prosr-f•r Mel ot hol'WtlC..,1'9d chlldt•"• " studies also estimate that or e pu IC in erms ment agencies can satisfy only against the zoning, however, ol -.oat IC9JOL C'Jf rtrn'CICl.lPln' from 500.000 to 750,000 acres of 'buy it or lose it/ we a small part of the open-space citizens may find that the ~ ,720 C-.u• Drl"'•• "9vf>Ort ... ch, c. ,2660 714 ,,;.112, rur:al open space are lost each requirements, although as called conservation areas arel----------------------- year in the urbanization pro-would surely lose most seed money it at Present :roned for two-acre lots. cess. of our scenic country-serves a vital purpose. The Vermont has a new land-use To dea l with the problems of "d 11 larger need is for protective law which requires permits green space, the Rockefeller s1 e · . -regulation and full cooperation before development projects reix>rt recommends a com-from those engaged in the lire started. Pennits can be bination or governmental and pri vate development process. denied unless the developer pri vate actions. The task force tional park areas still re-•·tf the open s p ace can show that his project: \Viii seeks lo·ha ve higher levels of 1naining to be purchased determination is framed for meet a number of strict en· government \\·orking to guide would requ ire $250 milJion. a.t the public in terms of 'buy it vironmental criteria, will not d eve Io pm en t . but wilh presen t land prices -and or lose it,· we would surely have an unduly adverse effect decisions being made locally. so.ing up in price 11) percent lose most or our scenic coun-on the natural beauty of the lhe report suggests that land each year. The price tag on 1ryside,'' says \\'illiam K. area, and is in confonnance kept open for purposes other the projecled acquisition of Reilly, staff director of the with a local or state land-use th.'ln recreation is best left in Florida's Big Cypress swamp, Task Force on Land Use and plan. private hands and regulated to needed to protect EvergJades Urban~rowth. lc==--------::=cl prohibit uses inconsistent with National Park's water supply, 'The answer has to be a mix Off ELL'S the co.nservation of scenic is $170 million. of solutions that involves characteristics or ecological Several states haVe voted primary reliance on regula-UPHOLSTERY processes. lt also recommends Jegislation protecting certain tions, backed by property-tax .._ '" W• that vacant areas within urban types of natural areas. Hawaii assessments that r e f I e c t Tiie ...., -r t o(ten the 1t2Z H..._, 1994. • ~·OM -mos has a .!lalewide plan for present use value. Sewer c.-. w ... _ 141.ozst unwanted leftovers of develop. -~c;las;;si;fi;ca~t~lo~n~o;r;a;ll~lan~d~, ~w~il~h;;;;~syst~em~s~a~nd~r~oa~ds~, ~w~h~ich~a~t~· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~~~I ment -be preserved and grouped where they can do the . most good. Mill ions or acres already have been set.aside by federal and stale governments for permanent preservation of natural lands as nnlional and state parks. wildlife refuges, national forests, and other designated public areas. Most or the national areas, however. are far away from population centers. For yea rs the federal government -pri ma rlly New Clinics Now Open COSTA MESA-HUNTINGTON BEACH Lindoro's unique program is a sofe and procticol method for lhe entire family to lose weight and leor'n how to mointoin proper weight ••• under the slrict supervision of Medicol Doctors. medical weight reduction Coll for tnformalion Monday 1hru Friday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 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H~,1;,g+o, Buch 1714) 892-1771 .. • I • DAJ L.V PlLOT Sunday, June 10. 1'973 ..r • ' .~ ' Nancy Gruttman, a Huntington Beach school teacher,. would rather jump from a. plane than almost anything, even eat. .. • • ' -Daily_ Pilot Photos by Patrick O'D~nnell Through the ' Air ' She Floats • • By LAURIE KASPER Of 1111 D•llW 'il•I S .. tl The first \1'eekend after Nancy Grull· man started working, she was out at th e Elsinore drop zone -ready, by now anx- ious, to jump from a plane. She had made t1vo jumps in 1969 wi1h the urging of her brother. a former paratrooper. who said. ··Try it. You 'll like it.'' Trv it. she did . And like it. she did. Bu·t at the tin1e, the California Sta te Universit y. Fullerton graduate \vas work- ing on a masters degree. l)art of her srudics \\'ere to be completed at Can1- bridge University in England and she \vas planning also to travel through Europe for awhile. So she promised herself that after she received her l:egree and finished her travels and \\·as "'orking, she would return to jump so1ne more. TEACRES Two years later s he be~an tell.Ching at Village View School in Huntington Beach and since has missed very few \Veekends and holidays at the parachute center. But her brother hasn't jumped since he sold her on the' sport. "I would go out during the "·eek if I could ." she said. But obviously she can't because she also teaches evenin~ cl asses in reading funda mentals and speed reading at Rio Hondo Junior College. She has thoughts of returning to school and getting a doctorate. But that \\'ill have to \\'ait until §he has more time and greater desire. "Right no'v I'm young and 1 11·ant to get out and do these things," she explained. She "''ill talk to anyone, as long as they \\·ill listen. about the sport. She even has a film and is wor king on a slide presen- --·-I, ,ation to show si nce she is somt>t.in1es asked to speak before groups such as PTAs ·and assembUes at other schools within her district. But recruitment isn't her goal. Rather. shr \\'ants to explain that it 's ·'not just a \\'ild daredevil thing people do on \\·cckends" and skydi\lers arc not just ··a bunch of weirdos \\'ho jump out of pl anes ... ~los1 people in the sport. she said. are responsi ble and inteiligC'nt. Physicians. nurses. te<iche rs and businessmen are some \\'ho enjoy the sport. FR USTRATION .. It frustrates me to c!ealh \\'hen I'm talk ing to someone and they say, 'Oh, you might die .' " she said. · The odds of being injured "'h.ile jump- ing are "ronsiderably smaller" than \\'hile driving a car, ~Uss Grµttman claimed. People arc skeptical because they don't understand how the parachute operates but , she points out, they don 't know much about their cars either and still they trust them. She believes. "the parachute is a lot mo1•e reliable than a car \\'OU id be.·• 1\!Lhough she has seen some •·strange ma lfunctions'' occur. she notes there is nhrays the reserve chu te and she doesn't kno11· of an v case 1\•here both have failed. A person's panic and inexperience prob- ably account for most accidents, the teacher explained. "You really are resP911sible for your own life.'' She broke her arm last summer (v.•hich stopped her from jumping for awhilel but. she expl~ined, .. I just landed very badly." ••Jfs a physical sport and people "'ho do physical things expec{ that;•• she said. • "I've ne1·r r been ext remely v.'orriecl about my health 1rhcn I'm jumping.'' Beskles. she feels the re1\·ards of the sport are much greater 1han any \\'Orries. CHAl.LJ-:~f.J E There·s the cha llc11gc of having control 0\'Cr I he body. At first. the person falls like a sack of 1>0tatocs. Rut. \\'ilh pr:1r1ic·c>. !he s!;\·di1·rr learns lo stay fla1 and st;1ble ;ind no:H toward thL' earth, kind of 1=1:r a lr1f. u::til she releases the parachute. Then she masters turns and losing contrvl and get· ling it back. "\'ou have to learn how to control yourself in a rreefall so ifs not a danger to other jumpers," she added. ·~ This is especially so when groups ronh a star in the sky. B~fore the 60s. the big thing in skydivi ng v.•as passing ·a baton bet"·een jumpers. It v.•as considered dangerous just to get close to another in the air. But: the first star was accomplished in ·1965. Since then, the nun1bers getting into these circular formations . which are "very fragile things ... the star is only as strong as the weakest grip'.'' ha\'e in- creased. The J\1•orld's record is a 24-man star lt\\·o \\·omen "·ere in this 1. The record for all "·omen in a star formation is a 12·girl star. ~Iiss Gruttman \\'as in this star. v.·hich was formed in April during an attempt to form a 16-girl star over the Elsinore center .. and she \\'as one in the II-girl star which held the previous record . EXCTITNG "It's really exciting." she said. "(To think) never in the history or mankind ' has !his been done before and t'm one of the first." 1'h'!rc aren't very many \Vomen in the spor t. Miss Gruttman said, and even fe v•er who have made many jumps. h 's n1ade over 200 but says this is "not a 11·hole Jot compai:@Cf to the people J jum1> 11•ith .. , There is subtle discrimination against 11·omcn in 1hc sport , she admitted. I\fost men consider it a n111sculine sport but she t clie\'es this might be because )(} percent of the jumpers started \\'hile in the service as paratroopers or Green Berets. One of her more re<..-eot h..ippy ex- periences "'as helping a man fulfill his interest in skydiving. Now off student status and getting his own gear. he had 1leard her speak at a father-son banquet. "tt \\·as SO.'llcthing he had always been interested in but. she explained. "after seeing me, you know a girl, he knew he hiJd to do it." It's thC' first sport Miss Grutlman has ever gotten in volved in. Allhough she Jives and works close to the beach. she says she's not much of a "'aler person. .. I'm a Libra. That's an air sign. T think !hat n1ight have something to do \\'ith it." she expla ined. The sport offers social benefit s and friends. Skydivers arc ''kind of like a fraternity." she said. She'll meet 1nore skydivers this summer as she travels to di ffe rent drop zones along the coast and up into British Columbi,a and Alaska . But the sport is expensive. costing as much as $8 to be taken up just for one jump and she makes six or seven -in a \\·eekend. -- Usually she has the money if oo1y because "I'd rather jump than eat.'' 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Yet widely accepted estimates are that more than 90 percent of all passenger-car- rylng aircraft In the United states carry hazardous materials on board, ranging from· poisonotts and nammable gases to radioacti ve materials alMl corrosive acids .. Aifljne ~aptains Don Dunn a.OC'r.Jarn€S Eckols, who both ·happen to be from· Ozark Airlines, have· been leading what until recently might be termed a lonely campaign to urge the Federal Aviat Administratloo (FAA) to ,lighten and eru!>fCO federal safety regulations in this area. Lately, lhough, their support has been growing. The Air Line Pilots Association to which they belong has joined Ralph Nader's A v i a t i on Consumer Action Project in petitioning the FAA to ban shipments of hazardow cargo altogether ·I? e n d i n g im- provement in existing regula· lions and enforcement. "We have no confidence in the system as it exists today," explains BoJ> Schulman or the pilots association. "The FAA has an elaborate list or regula- tions, but they're ·so cum- bersome no one knows what they are." • Hearings are still going on .in this area beiore the House SubcomnUttee on Government Activities, chaired by Rep. Jack Brooks (I> Texas), which has oversight risponsibility r..-the FAA. The heoriJlls have brought forth admissions from agency officials that the majority of all shipments car· rying hazardous materials are illegal, even uMer present regulations, and that the FAA has only one full-time in· spector assigned to keep watch over-thls are(!:. Ecology Fears Hmt Aviation \VASHINGTON -T h e .greatest potential deterrent to the well-being of the aviation industry? It's the "increasing public preoccupation with all thin.gs environmental," Federal Av1a· tion Administrator Alexander P. Butterfield remarked at a recent aviation p I a n n I n g • review conference in Washington. Adding, "I don't mean . to make light of it." but "I think it's exaggerated in some cases," he noted some pr~ gresi in diminished noise and engine-emission pollution. Jn conclusion, the safety· oriented regulatory agency head urged that in all aspects of aviation planning, indumy and government must work closely -"if we can think day in and day out of government· industry partnership ... (the two elements) must be in· timately linked -I really believe th.is." Market Bill Averaged , CHICAGO -II you're average, that bag of groceries you just brought home prob- ably cost you $6:58-and you made your buy daring the last tbree days of the week. So says C hicago's Supermarket Institute, the research ann or the food- chaln industry, which adds that the cash put out:alilKe Of Oi'ily U percent over that spen~ in an average grocery transa~ tion the year before, is more than eaten up by Inflationary trends. So, in efrect, you're buying less. 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But for staying power, gi ve a cigar to Capricorn. For bei~g psychic 81:1'1 sensiliye, the laurels go to Pisces. Virgo emerges vic- .J:orious for 90wers of disCrimination, Seneral good taste and an uncanny sense of what is quality and Olherwise. '""'For -des1in ancr m. the prize g~s to Libra . For long-range views and phUosophiclal con- cepts, Sagittarius takes the cake. 1 ARIES (March 21-April 19\: If it's action you want, it will be action you get. Key is to be more-cer.tain-Of directioo.-Gy-- cle is high but mate or partner may take unusual course. Be ready for surprise an- nouncement. F riend m a y become engaged or married. TAURUS (April 20-May !O): You may be surprised by turn of events in emp.loyment area. Move with the times. Discard outmoded me~. Be fl"': gressive enough to make nec- ~ry. revisions. Highlight or1g 1na llty. Stress in~ dependence. GEMINI (May 21.June 20 \: Some of your desires may ap- pear impractical. But yoll do know what you want --don't be too easily persuaded to change your mind. Cancer person is in picture. Plan ahead for secur.ity. Check property value. Get appraisal . CANCER (June 21.July 22): You may he casting in too many directions. Give pros- pects a chance to take the "bait." J\1essa.ge s h o u Id become lticTeaslngly clear. SaglUartan could play key role. If . you ask questions, answer~ will .fie obtained. ~VE ml: ON •SEWARD AT WlllH llMT •• GLAMllOll ACCENTS FOR YOUR •ME LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You may be restless. Key is to fmd outlet for creative u r g e . Highlight the constructive. Steer clear of se n seless disputes With .neighbors, relatives. Aquarius, Leo, ' . mTAllU ' t -.a.em HG. 39c iA. 4:•1 Cleans llli~t eutomatic~ly ·every time you flush. . . . . . I PC. 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Nervous associate should be .handled with "kid gloves." LIBRA (Sept . 23-0ct. 22): TIER CURTAINS 24" lenglh in your tl'Oice of 6 charming styles, decorator solid colors and pretty prints with - novelty ball ·fringe,· or embroidery trirns. Colors and styles Use surprise element to ad- vantage. Don't announce plans. Taking too much fOr granted would be ·an error: Member. of opposite sex shows interei;t. Be gracious. You can wih your way. Forcing methods cause l0$S. Key is diplomacy. to complement every decor. RI(. 3.49-3.99 31" or 36" l"!lb .......... 2.H Roe. 1.99-2.19 YllHCll ................... T.79 Rte. to 3:19 swic U,pers .................. 2.99 REG: 2.99-3.99 CURTAIN PANE~S in 3 slyle1 including open weaves and la<e looks. Thefre pertecl behlnd drap- eries or alone to give your windows an open, airy look. Cho<e of colors; 54" or 81" Ieng~~ IMll~.fil-frPlf;~-:::r.:uu. . , . 2 pc. tank set 5.69 ... 4.97 . Contour111£ 2.99 .... 2.67 ~~~";li:i11.\~i ' ~;,,. 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You aUract favorabl~ attention ol pro- fessional superior. AQUARIUS (Jan. •Feb. 18): New concept brings results. Highlight in· dependence. originality. Leo cooltt be very ml!Ch In picture. Accent is on movement, calls and messages. Piece together bits of Information. Ciomplete story is availat>le. PISCES (Feb. !!I-March 20 ): •• Trust hunch where valuables are concerned. You are able now to precelve motives. One who talks about gettin' rich quick would like to do so .:.. at your expense. Know It and bo -cautious. Don!t ...aive--u-p IO!llethlng for nothing. --··~- • • DAILY PILOT Sund11, June 10, 1973 • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI 0' PUILIC: M•A111•• PICTITIOUS 1u•1111••t ,tcTITIOUS aut1111••t ~ t1 h•f•bY 9''411 ll'llt tM P l•,.,111119 •A.Ml STATIMIMT lllAM• STATI M••T ~mlt.tlflfl of~ (:lty &t N-fl'O"' •••th 'TM fotlowlt'lft ptnOl'lt •r• llolnti 'TM tollow1111J Ptr-I• aol111 bml"ftl wlll hold • publ1c M•r'l llO Ol'I Amfl'OIMlll ll1,!tlllftl •1; • •11 Ii" l1' 111111•11'11 tw IN Clly ~ H--1 HOMI 51"1EllS 0' CAl1 1"011PrllA.. IKO, lit! illtl lP!h 11.1 COii• MMa.. 'Mell to c...iotf IN't l mtnll"'*"I lo T!llt 111'2 WllCI fll-l-. Hyt'lllftOIOfl C•llf, nt21 '° t11 tM N~ lta<h M"""k.llMI COlllt ltK ll. C•UI. ,.,.. 11<**'1 W. TtOll(ll'll.,., 2)1 \.yt0fll1, t y !I'll .odiflon of SoKl1on 1(1.0l.oll tntlll.O lf9111 CwrHu H .. ...._, lnrt Wiid II-M .... OOl"t IMC:h, CtUI • .,,.... usocl•I Ould•1'<:• c ..-i1.,.,:· l•M. Hlilftfl,.,.1ot1 a .. e11, c...111. ,,.., T11F1 IM.lllne" It coro11uc-•r '"' 1 .... H~ I• ...... V f\,or1'tler gl'ttl'I ,1111 .. 1d Mlctlto.i leD ~-!Ml, 11019 ~ llllvkkltol. CllUDll< 11Nrl119 w\11 111t ""4 Oft tllt 1111 O•Y ll•M'I, .l•t• VllW 'TtrrKf, C11tf. tlSO. llo0er1 W. l.._,.,..on -tf J11111, 1911. el ""' llOu• of 7!:IO ,,,M. In 'Thi• tllhlntM It CtM'ld\IC!ttl 11¥ • OtMf•l 'fllll 111 ... """I .,..., rlil'll wllll tlM 1".tiu~ .... c-11 CMJO\W• ot TM NfWOO<'I Ptflfttnhlll. ly Cltrt OI Of•ntt c .... nly on Jlill'I• '· IM<frl Cltv Hi ll, el wtllch """ 11'11 ,t~• '"'"' C, HoMltn 1t11. •n1 11\d •II ,.._, lnlwnltd m•y I P. lf\h 1tlltn\fl'lf w•• fll«L "'""' lht (...,,... l'·UMI '"' ..... hNrd ll'lef.on. ,... Cltrk or Ot-•noe Covnly on ,1.,.... '· l"\loffll'IM Of•"G' Cotll D•llY PllOI, JA(QUEl..INE E. HEATHEJI. 1tn. J-10. 17, 2A -Jiiiy \, ltn 1n.-11. *''''"" .......... 1----,----------Prlewport s~h c11y l"ublllhtd Or1noe c .. " D•llv '"llclll, P U BLIC "*•""11'111 comm111lon Jvrw 11, 11, 2A. •nd Jiiiy 1. 1tn 17..,.71 ---.,.,===Nc'cOTI=cCoE:._ __ "utlll1J1«1 Or•flf• Cotti 01\ly Pll'11' Junel-------------1 10. 1tn J llOS·7l ~UBLIC·NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI sus1111111 F _ Nit.Ma ITATIMa NT TM lotlO'Wlno person 11 dolnv bu1lnn• PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTl'flOUI IUllJlllll •t: NAM• STATIMINT IJIVINI! -. UNIV1!'11;$1TV ,All;I( ~l'f(TITIOl1r-9"Utntst lie ~---" --~· .ANl~l ttOSPll AL,." .,;;' ... ii<''--'~"~'~"C'j-NoUl'lllE STA.Tl!:MIE.MT 11; Drlvt. ll"llnt, C"l!Ol'lllt ''"' followlng ~-· 1r1 doh"' 0 . H. LA llGI!: .. A.SSOCIATl!S, m J•-E••I Rlctl. D.V.M., 17Sl ,or! but!MU 11: N--t 8l'ld •• s.•·Z. ~ ,..,. .... """' Clrcle. N9""POrt IMCtl. C1llf. KDl..l-WEllS 11MS Sky ,,.,,., C!rdt , 0 1vlt1 Hl•old l i t .. , nl Tu•"" A.... f'2'tO lrvlM , Cell torlll1 fll66.I No. C, N""'Pllft lllcft, C1!ll, t1..o Thl1 MIMU 11 COftducttd 11¥ •11 '"" I. OllNltl No-Koll, '°' Vll l 160 $ol,!O, T~l1 tni•ll'lffl 11 COl'ldYCltd tr)I 11'1 Ill• lllwlMt. N""'porl le•ch, C1lllor11l1 ttt60 dl~hlUll. J-E1rl Rl<h, O.V.M. i. ll lcl\I~ c. EH!otl. H 1..IMI 1111. 06V1d H. l1r91 Thi• ••• , ....... 111 w•• '"" 11111111 ,,,. c-. NIWJMll'I lh~Kh. C•lllonlit '1..0 Th!t 11 .. trMl'll ..... n1.o Wllfrl tM COUP\< tv Clerll of Or•nge C°'11'1ty °"' Mer u. 1 1..H C. S.mml1. ti LIM• hit, IY Cl1rt of 0 ••119• Countv 1111 Mly 17, 1'11. H•WJMl!'I ll1ach, C.Ufor11!1 n6'tO 1tl). . l'-HMI '· O.vlll P, Mlcltlt•n''-•· 11 H1!1 Moon , • .., .. ubllthld O'•JIO• C1111t 0111y Plfol MIY D•lv1, CorOl'll dtl ,,.,_,, C1lllornl1 '16U P1.1t1i11h.td Ortnor&o.11 Di lly Pilot M•Y )0, 21 •1111 Jun1 3. 10, lt73 1513·73 s. Ev ... 111 01vl1, :MOt SlndUl'll Lint. 2(1, 21, •lld Jyne 3, 10, un USl·73l----::-:,-:ccc:c-------I Cor0111 1111 Mer, c1111orn11 t2'2S PUBLIC NOTICE '· Timothy L. s tr • o t r, 1m POl'f PUBLIC NOTICE AllllM, N .... porl llNCtl. c1n1or .. 11 ''"° ••CT•T•ous •"••••• 1. WeU1 F•rQO Morttl191 JnvftlOl'I, •t .. Oil Otflc• 80!( :IOOIS, T .. ml1141L A.nMR. ,ICTl'TIOUS 1u11111•ss NAME STATIMINT lM A"9tlet. C•lllornl• toOlO ' N~a ITAT•MllllLT Tl'lt follolollnQ per.a, It oolnQ DUllnttl 'Thll tiull""'' 11 being condYCttd tr)I I The tollO'Wl ng ,__.. •re lllol~ II: G-11 "•rtflenl'llp. lly•ln"1 11; H .. M BURGERS, $44 W. 1tlh St., KOll..·WEl..lS LE GAAAGE, 416 Jhl St •• N....._, CMll ...,..., '2611 By Don.lid M. Koll lltK h n..o A.•v"'°"'lt l . Emer11111. m Cttilff St •• Thlt 1t1lemtr1! .,..., f\lld W'Llll tM Covn· l Ol'rl lM E. ..Ollqlll11, t•Sl N"""°". COiii l.\fM, C1lll. '2627 ty Clffk rrf Or•• COYnly, C1Utoml1 Oii S•nll An• t?10S Thl1 bvllne11 II Conlll.ll:'lftl bV eri I~ JllM 6, lt11 M•rllyri Pollqyfri, llll ll•Y 'Aw., d1v1dU.1 · -"•UMP N...,porl 811ct1 116'0 A.1rrnond D. EmlrlQl'I PubLllMd °''°"' Coelf O•llY ""°'' 'Thl1 bllalne11 Is eOllOIKttd II\' a 9'Mf'll Tl'lll lllleri'lttil ""'' nlfd with tM COl.lft-JlllW 10. 11, t4 Ind JvlW' 1, 1t7J 1772·7J p1rtn1r1nlp. IV Cltl"k of 0r•nf9 Co1mty 1111 June,, 1913 - ------CC'.,.---"·---1 lorr11111 E. Pol!ciuln ,..,,... PUBLIC NOT!µ: --Tht1 '11t1mtnL.W11Jllld ""1111 llM (:b!Jrity .. utll11Md Dr•t')DI Coe•\ D1Uy Piiot, Cltt~ o1 Or11191 County 1111 ~'I' 22-:-ttn J-10, ,,, "2' and JUIY 1, m 11s.-n ----~-c-~~----1 -... tMa • 5'11t P1.1tlll1hld 0•1ne1 (NII Dilly .. 11o1. SU,,11110 11 COUllT o .. TH• Mlv 1r. Ind JuM l, ID, 11, 1m 1607·73 P U BLIC NOTICE STA.'T• 01' CA.lll'Oll:llllA .. oa l'ICTITIOUI 8USlllllll THI co~:.'LJ:.~11A11101 PUBLIC NCYI'JCE lf.uill! stATEMllllT lllOTICI 01' NIAllfllO 01' PITITIOJll TM fotlowlng PftlOll !1 dol JIO bu1lneu FOii .. JIOIATI 011' WILL AlllO 1'011 l'ICTIT10UI IUSLMISI 1" l.ITTlllS 'TISTAMllllTA.JIY ... 1111 el lfAMI STA.'TllMl!lllT LAWN·A.-MAT OF COSTA MESA, ?191 JOHlll 11, WATlllS, Dec1uM. 'TM tollO'Wlng Plf'IOll 11 dolnQ 1>Y'lne1s Grece l..•l'lf!, Cos!I Me11, '162' NOTICE 1$ HEllEBY GIVEN 'tlal 1•: Wllllam Ciltr1 0tv1n, 11t So. l1F1yett• FL.Oii: ENCE HOOGE$ WATEll:S ANO Dl YMPlC SAL.ES, P.O. l o• •Sn Si n-••11< Pl•ce, Apl. 1°', l..01 •flllll••· CA ,,ENELOPE Wit.TEii:$ TAUllE ....... flied l• Anl, Cl '2702 nma Sl•nd•rd, S•nl• ,-, • ' .... .in •-Pffllfon_far_l"roblt• ot Wiii 111d An•, C1. 911(17 h 1 bltl llHI 11 co!lduc:!ld bY •n In· for l11Y1nce o1 Lett....1 Tnt1me11tiry lo W•yne-P11Jt Smtltl, llUA llN1ll1rd OIVIOU•I. ! . 1111 P11111oner ,ei.rence to which II midi /I.vi., S•n!I Ari•, CA WI lo1m Gltn Ot9an tor' lurlt'Mtr 111rtlcul•••· 1nd tti.I IM tlm• 'This t1u1l11t » 11 conlluc:11d by 111 11'1· TM1 ll•tem1nt ""'• llll'd wl!h the Coul\< •tld pl•<• of llHrlno the ...,,,.11 h•• beln lllvldl,!ll \"' nClerk. of Or11191 CO<ln!\' on Ju,,. 6. "' for J..,... 2', lt7l, •I 9:00 •. m., 111 th• W1yne P. Smllfrl t · courtroom of ~rtme11t No i of u kl 'This 1t1teme111 "''' fllld ""'"' !flt Couri· ,..,,..J court, et 700 Civic centff Drive W"t, ln ty Clerk OI Or1nge C0<1nly on M•V I, lt71 J 'ublllhld Or•llOf Co." D•llY Piiot, the City o! Stni. All•, Ci tlforri!•. 1'14'&1 UM 10, 17, :M •lld July 1, 1971 1141·73 D•l911 June 1, 1m P1,!bll1hed 0••"'9' Coal! Dilly Pllol, Wll..llAM E. ST JOHN, Ml'f 20, '17 •lld J une 3, 10, 1'1J 1516-r.J PUBLIC NOTICE County Cl1r1r. •09•11TSOJll. MOWSl!ll & OAllLAlllD PUBLIC NCYI1CE l'ICTITtOUS IUSIHl.SS AtlO l"aNNIT .. Plfllfllll.Y lllAME STA.Tl!MliMT • .,., C•"""" °""' ... o. IM mr l'ICTITIOUS ........ TIM fotlowlng Plrllll'I 11 clol111 bullMU Iii...,.,., .. 11(11, C•HI. -11. Tlt1 Intl..... H.t.M,STA.TIM•lfT TWAIT-t: ENGINEERING lS04l ,..ntl.IMt' • Tiit 1on-11111 P.rJ011 •• dolrit bll1ln111 Mor.,. st •• Wulmln111r c111h:.r111e f26ll l"Ubll.,,:.L Or1ng• Co.st D1l1y Piiot J""' ••: LAii El p It Op E II Ty MA.IH E.M. Tw1!te, uo .. 11 Mor111 SI .. t, 10, 1~1,73 l7"·1l 'TENANCE, 671 W. !7th Sit, Cmtt MfM: Wntml111Mr, C•111ornl• tHl3 C ''' -,,, 'Tfrllt blt1Jnn1 II conduc:tl'd tl'I' •n 1n. • · " d!vklu•I PUBLIC NOnCE 1..1rry Gene s11n. 32t3 Ariton• L•.. !:.M. Tweue / CO\I• M'''' C11lt. '1616 'Th11 1tet1m1nl w•• fllld with the Counly • SUJS 'Thf1 binlnn• Is conouc:ted b'I' •11 In-Cl•rk of Or•nge Cou111y oh Miy 31, lf13. JllOTICl TO CllEOITOlll lllv\<11.11!. • F·U7tl su,,•1110• cou•r o,. THI L.1rry Gell• Stitt Publlthlod Or111111 co111 Dilly Piiot J 111 STATI 01' CA.l..ll'OllNIA P'Oll 'Thl1 lllltment W~I fllld wl!h the COUii· S, 10. 11. 21, 1t7l 169t1l TM• COUNTY 0 1' OllAJllCJI ty Cl•r'll of Or•noe Coun!Y on M•Y 1s.1----::::=c:-:-::--cccc'C"'-C::C..:.:I est•"' rrf ..._ ~t"te~~AL\.AHAN, .1'° 19n. ,.,sm PUBLIC NOTICE k-11 AAA.~ OEWEV CAL.LAMAN , Publllhtd 0rlfl9' Coest 01!1y Pila! M•Y D«. .. HCI. 20, 21 •nd June 3, 10, 1t73 l~T.I NOTICE IS MEREIV -GIVEN to tM T .. CN!llhx"I rrf "" 1tiov• ~mid ~' PUBLIC NOTICE l'IC'TITIOUS IUShLliSS Jill.ME STA.TEMl.NT followl1111 ptt.a, it Oalng bl.lllnt11 !Pitt 111 Plf'l«tl h•vln; claims -e111111 lh•l-------------.r•"' 11111 decad«ll ire r9Q1,!lred to tile ltlem, P•CT•T•OUS •US•••ss (1) G•AFITI GUNST (2) WOODROCI( .... ntri '"' 111(11 ... rv ' ... oucMrt. 111 tM or11c1 HA.Ml! STATIMINT SHlllTS, lllCL F1l ..... l1W $1.. CO•ll• ot the clll1't ol 11'1• •tiov. 9111ltlt4 COllrl, or 'Tti. foU-lrig _,.son. re dol .... ,. Me .... C11U. 9161' 10 pr1unl t ... m. with ,,,. MCISMI,,. . ...., • 1111 "" -RIChl r(I Gfflld Gyrill, 'l':IOO F•lrvltw WKICMrt, to the l,!l'ldar1!onl'd 11 tilt olnce neu •s. , St. CMll Me,.., C•ll(. 92626 of lllQ>fMYI GETL AllCEHS .. MAN-FAA.MK s FLOWEJIS. •s It. 17th St.. Thi• bull11u• It Conductld tl'I' .... l~ Coll• M11e, C1UfOl'11I• t'U17 dlvldu•I NING. SfOO Wllthlrl IUvO., Suite 710, l..ot JCff9h Oliver Edw> 4"17 S C~ll itlch . d Ci G t ~=':; ~:11=1:, ~~l~::.J~n t~ ~~i"'''' l •e"""• ll~Kh. c~111or11I• 'This 11111~1111 .;..,,u~~td .... r1t1 th• C0<1ll· m•tttr• par111111119 1o the "'''' or 1110 "''"ti• Allri Ed'(, w s. C~•t H.....,., ~l"'t of Or•nv• Co1.1111Y on JUM '· cl«-ldel'lf, wlllllll four tnllllllll •llW IM l..19un1 lltKh C•llfornle '2ill "''' Pllbllc•llon of 11'111 l'IOlke. I I 'I on11 l'•UM6 O ltd Jllfla 1 1973 Th S bl.IS 1'14111 I C udl'd lly •n Ill· ~utill91\ed 0.•l'IOf (NII Dilly Piiot 1 Hl!llt!"N• H CAL' •H•N dlv1du1I. J11ne 10, U, 'U 111(1 July 1 lt71 11'2_,j • ...,. " • P•lr1d l A. ECly ' Eaec:vtrh< or fM """ J .O. Edy p of llW •bow MmM Oec:"°"'l 'Thl1 1111emen1 ""'' nted 1¥\lh the Covri-UBUC NOTICE OITL AIK•Ms .. MANNINO IV Clerk ol Or1na• Countv on Mly l•.1---::::===.,.-~~---I l 'f': J ...... I . larWrkll 1973 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS 5"' Wllt.Nre ll'td., llll'9 nt "·ll711 MA.ME STATEMIJllT l..OI ......... C:•Hlerftl• ...,. ,,uOll1h.td Of•l'IQ• C11111 Diii)' ,,llol JYnt The lollOWlflQ Plf'Ml!l II dOlllll tlutlneu Tel: ltlJ) n7-t111 3, 10, U, 2•, ltT.I IHl-71 11 : A"-Y' for lir1eutrtir THE WEEDER IE , 1611>2 St>rll"Ddllt l'ut1U1hld CW•no• Coal! D•ll'f Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE St., H11r1t!f1QIOl'I IHch, C1. '26'9 J"'"' 10 .. 11. 1~ •rid JUIW' \, 1m llOJ.131---====-ccc-c==---I N•l!I• Marl• Worthlnglotl, »01 E. llttl II., W•tm1,.,'1er C• '21613 ,ICTITIOIJS IUSIN•ll Thlt t1U1l1111s Is beif>ll condl,! tld b NAM.I ITATIMl l'fT lndl'<llduel. c V •n PUBLIC NOTICE lilt fol lowlnt Plfton II OOlllV bull""I Nt4111 M. WorttllnQ'!Oll. a tMD i s : MISTER Kt DIRECT MA•L • Tllli llilemenl .,..., fflld ""111'1 t1M COii!\< NOTICE TO ClllOITOllS h' Cl1rt rrf Or111gf C I -IUPllllOI COU•T OP TK• ENVELOPE PRINTING .... , l..•f1ytfll 1971 111111 Y Oii ~y ""• STATI 0 .. CAl..l l'OllJlllA ,011 Or .• Hunll1111!on 1<11 .• C1 '26'7 ntl COUNTY OI' Oll:AN•I Gl.n K•!'llls, 6HI l..1l•Ytll• Dr .. Huri-.. vbllihtd Or•~ c I O ti l'·'f", Ill A·7•NJ tlJIOIOll Bch., (.I, '2•'1 ~ 21 nd Ml I W' p ol, E1t11e 01 ,,H11..Tf. SHORE. Dec:HHd. Th!s Minn• ls conlluc!M bf Ml' I~ 'f ··• Jul'lf! l, \0, 17• ltn lm.n NOTICE IS HERQY GIVEN lo the OlvlCIYll. PUBLIC NOTICE c•ldltors of thf •tlO'll• l'llmtd cl«-ldent GI•,., K•llOS · 1h11 •11 perM1t11 ll1vlng clelm1 •o•lriil llM Th!1 st11tme111 "''' ntfd .... 1111 tM Cov~l---::::::ccc=.,..:.c_:.c_::._ __ I H ld dtc:edenl •rl re<Wlrld to 1111 1Mm. fV Clerk of Or•not Counly Oii Mey n P'ICTITIOUS IUllNlll ""l!h tfrlt 11K1111ry 11ouc:/ler1, In lilt o!flc• lt1J. lllAMI ITATIMllllT ol !flt clttk of the •IMlv• 911l1ltld court, or '·!Mn 'TIM folkrNIJIO PtrlOl'I Is dolnv llll1ll'lf!11 lo pre.ent tMm, .,..!fh tlM MCllll 'Y P1.1bll1hed Dr•nOI Ca.st D•llY Piiot, ••· vovcner,, 10 lllt undtl"tlgntll 11 IM olllce M•Y 27, 1nd June 3. 10. 11, 1t13 1606-13 THE SEA. DRAGON , lll ocean Ave .. of ,.., •florney1, Ml NOLIN, LEVY, l1911nt l.ac:h, C1lll. 92651 SKLU'f! • IEA.NS'TE IN, 11 .. Ctnflt•Y PUBLIC NOTICE Glencl• Ml• Crylier. P.O. BOK tot 0111• Point, C1llt. '26:1t ' P1rk £111, LOI A"9flet, C1llf0!"11l1 90061, 'Thl1 tllr1ln1w. 11 ,o!lduc:tid tiy• •II tn. ""'ldl 11 flle plKe of t>ulllltU ot Ille FICTITIOUS I USlllllSI Olvldull. yndlf'tlQMll 111 •ti ma111r1 Pffl•lrilng to NAM• STA.T•M•NT GltMI Mlt Cr;11er tne 111•1• ol, .. 10 dectOtnl, ""th!ri fw• 'Thi lollO'Wlng per$11111 •r• dol!IO · Ttllt 1111'"""1 """ lllld wllh Ille Coun· tn111111\1 •II« !hi flrtl publlc•llon of 11111 bv1!nn1 •t: ty Clerk ot Or1noe COi/ft! M '' riot!ce. IALl & E UCLID /l.U'TO ,,All'TS, tJl 1'1l. 'I' Oii IY • Oeled ~y 21. ltll Soulh Euc:Hd St., Anlhllm, C•lll. f2I02 ll:UTH SHOll:E Jal'ln W. Giiii", 112'1 Frleli.n.:I Dr., Pllllll !ltd Or P·U7M f MKUlr!l of the WHt HunllJIOlon a .. (11. Celll. 9™7 l IO l~ 21 lt"nrret COii! O.lly Piiot Jul'lf! ol Ille ebovt n1mld d..:ldenl A.ilbY M. Glllle1, 1221 Frl1tl1nd Dr.. ' ' ' ' 1703-13 MIHOLIM. LaVY. IXLIJTE Hvnllnetori ••Kii. C•tl l. 92617 ''===:::::=:::::;::=====:::;I • 11-•MST•IN Tfrll• tlutllltlS ,. conc:Luc:lld tlY • ~,..,..1 1r 1• c..,i.,,., "'"' 5.,1, 11111• ,. 111rtnl'rthlp. LOI ....... c.i11 ..... , A.ubw M. GUil•• Tll: UlJI '17-SUl Thlt 1l1!emeo'll w•1 ll!ad wlltl Ille COIJl'I· AllJl!'MY• ter l••cwlrtir ty Cltrk of Dr111111 Countw> on M•Y ts, Publltlll'd 0,1n11e Co.11 D1 UW' .. 11111, lt13, M•Y 21, 1nd June J, 10, 11. 1tn ''"·13 1'21.HI Putlt!1hed OrlJIOI Co.ti Dilly Pilot, PUBLIC NOTICE M•r ~. 11, •nd Ju111 l . 10, lt1l 1S11·71 PUBLIC NOTICE SU .. ElllOR COUllT 01' THI! JTATE OF (Al..IFOllMIA l"OI THE COUNTY 01' OllAllllJI. l'IC'TITIOUS IUllN•S• Illa . .._.,..., NAMI! S'TA'TEMaJllT HOTICE 01' Hl!A.JllNO OP .. ITITION 'Thi follo.,..lng perlOll LI 41111111' 1M.11l111ss FOii l'llOIATE OF Will A.HO 1'011 II. llSUAMCI 01' 1..ETTlllS Tt!l'fA.Ml.111· ll:DYAI.. PROPEll'TIES NO. I, 217 TAll'I' CIOlllD WA IVl.O) South E1ol1nlde. Or•l'ID'· c11. '2U1. E1t1lt o! Fll:ANK J, WOl..A NSHEK, 1tso J. Gregory Lllllllor', ttl1 Wllthlre knawn es FA.ANI( WOLl.NSHEK, 1110 Boulev1rd, Svltt 20t, Senfl Monie•, knowtl II WOl..AUSHEI(. 0Ke1sld. C11/fo<nl• 90I03. NOTICE IS HEIEllY GIVEN th•! Thl1 llllJ1111ss 11 condYCIM bV •11 111· CLA•ENC!: lll !NGWOJITH h•t flied dlvldull n11t'ln 1 pe!l!lon !or 11roo.t1 01 .... 111 •1111 J, Grevory l1.,..1or lol' l11uanc1 of Lt""' Tn t1m1nt1ry to Thll $181etntnl "''' tiled ""Ith llM (OYl'I· Pellll-r (8g.fld Welved) relertnt1 lo ty Cle,k on Ml~ 23, 1f73, whlcll 11 mlde for lurtr~t p1rtlcvl1r1. 1nd ... 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Thus there ts a natural, permanent source to replenish the clams that are taken each year from inshore waters. "I guess lbe commercial people could have dug up the offshore clam beds," says Higgins. "But it's a lot of work to dig clam. underwater,-end I guess no one ever thought it was worth It." The otber advantage in survival clams have CJfet ·abalone is a more subtle one. Abalone, "'PO<lallY on the Orange Coast, are often found off rugged sections of beach or near isolated_ coves. Abalone pickers 1re ~ing to walk or hike into theee areas, but game wardeflll charged With enforcing size and limit rules find it difrlcult to patrol these areas efficiently. Clams, on the other band, are found in sandy areas. which usually a1so means \\o'ide. easily acce s:;i bl e beaches. On the Orange Coast, the best clainming is found arOWld the Huntington Beach and Newport Beach piers and along Bolsa Chica S t a t e Beach. Each of these beaches is readily open to patrol by wardens checking •to see that limit requirements are met. "Sometimes it's a real pic- nic watching the . people who come to dig clams," says Fred Venham, a state warden based in Huntington Beach. "You see these fat old ladies wade out in the sur! and start wobbling arolind, trying to p,et their feet to sink down in the sand. If they feel something, they bend over and pick it up. If not, they'll just move a fe,v feet lhe side and &tart wob- bling again. "It's fWlny, but in season there are ladle:J like that wt.o get their limit of ten clams just by wiggling," he say;,. This, of course, is not the way most people dig for clams, but it does illustrate- how plentiful clams con be after a big siorm brings a °"" batch of them inshor2 . "The clam is about the only fish I know whe!'e you can.,go out at the right tlme of year and be positive that you'll get your limit in a half-hour or so.'' says Vi?.nham. . ,'When the clamming Is good, it s not ev~n very much work." The normal tool used for clamming Is a wide ~itchfork· like device. The searcher moves syste1J1alica'.ly through exposed sectlon'i of sand , dri v· ing the fork into the ground ·every six inche'\. When there is a scraping sound, it means a clam may have been turned up. There are legal limits on the size of clams that can be taken, with penalty re e s starting at 135 per shellfish for every 1peclmei1 over the llmlt of IO or under the 41h·lnch minimum sire limit. The only other requirement is a $4 state fishing license, but It is advisable to check with a knowledgeable penon about cleaning clamJ, espe. clally those barv .. ttd In lite winter. "We'Ve mad~ underwater surveys or the offsh~ clam beds and they are in excellent • • • shape." Venham says. ·•1n fact, some of the best clam beds in the state arc here on the Orange toast and all the people don't !k"'em· to be hurting them much at all." * 1"hese in credible 1taU.Ucs point to a Ot'ed tor conaumera to know just whal danls'I are invotved 111 tbt; use of product.a and appliances that are IO ~uch a part of oUr everyd.IJ lives. In a special study ol proclucf salety, JUSl releaaed by lho;i L>eparunent of J u s t 1 c ~•l Atlorney General EveU1 ~, Younger said '"~ ·most aefinitely bave a rlibl ~ be protected, or at the v~ The ·state Department of least, warnea of unreuonab&i! Fish and Game recently made risks of harm that some pro- a thorough underwater survey <iuct.s preoont to lhem." of abalone-colonies on the Orange Coast. Reports issued One orffie ma Or ,queiUOli.i after that survey describe ex· asked by the study was "11 isling abalone populations with creation of a Proauct Safety. words like "depleted," "very Commission feasible and war· limited," and "hot comparable ranted?" While at first &Janee, t the pu1 I that --.1 such a question mJgbt aeem 0 po at ons uxu to ria1cuJou.s 1n view ol ••-•--•• exist ." · ~ u.aw "II till be, 'bl r and Injury •taUsUcs dtod . may 5 possi e or Younser·s report s11aaests a some divers lo get a limit of -oe five legal-sized abalone,'' says different approach to tbe ~ Mel Odemar, a senior maririe Jeni. biologist with Fish and Game 1'he federal government lut who helped conduct t h e year created a N a t i on a I survey. l.:onsurner Product S a·{ e t y "But you reaily ha\'e 10 t.:01n1uission whoSe principal know where to look. !\lost of (unc1 ion is lhe issuance of the main areas are pretty ,mandatory safety staodarda bare. t th.ink you'd just about for consumer pr:oducts. have lo know about tome !\tanned by. five presidential secret ree r or secluded Cove appointees, the commission before you W'OUkl have any ~erves as a regulatory body. I& real chance of catching any is. empowered to .. impoa r.. abalone these days." , quiren1ents on .. prod u ct Odemar and oilier local Pe~ f ormance, compoaitoo, fishermen agree that the conl-design and packaging. rnercial divers are not solely In addition, th commission re~ible for this situation. may suggest standards for Mass harvesting may have s~ified products that are cleaned out the main offshore determined to p r e s e n t 'beds, they say, but there were "unreasonable risks of injwy" still numerous 1 o c a I i zed to be followed through by In· abalone beds, left in inshore dtJstry itself. waters v.-"hen the commercial Special provisions empo'A'er operators moved on. the commission to ban certain But unfort unq.tely for the hazardous products altogether abalone, those . in sh o-r e and to require notice and abalone beds were vulnerable descripUon ot_ new producta to skin and S;cuba divers. before the are d1strlb\lted io ·"What really finished off the the public . abalone was the Scuba diving Says Younger. ". . . a craze of the 1960s,'' con tends (similar) state agency would Ted Tutschulte. a former inevitably be underfunded abalooe fisherman now a have too few re'so urcei researcher at UC, Santa available to it, too few tr ... 1..-Barbara. · .._ personnel, and no power." "Just after the commercial -,_ 1 Concerned \\'ith the Uktly operawrs were orced to close duplication of effort, the lt- doYtn, the individual sports torne. y general said, "A more dlvcr n1oved In. The pressure I was heaviest, of course. in rea JStic and practical ap- heavlly urbanized areas like proach to the prtduct llfe'ty Orange county where there problem at the state level lo I I . would be to strenatMn and were a t o peop e rnterested b. ro.aden the authorTly of e·· in di ving." .. Tetschulte, however, i :J isling state agencies, and lO d . h encourage the personnel in 01ng researc \\'Ork that these agencies to deal witb!J:: could lead to a gradual re· d t I juvenation of aba lone on the uc sa ety problems in lr Orange Coast -if people will particular areas of expertise." relax sports fishing pressures This would seem to lit long-enough to give the directly on the shoulders ot the shellfish a chance. Departn1ent of C.Onsumer Af· His experiments deal wilh fairs which had directed its how an abalone Jives 00 a product safety complalnts to rock. 1\ttschulte believes thut the offices of the federa1 Food if he coold discover what an and Drug Agency until ~1ay ''ideal abalone rock" is like. 14, when the neY,. federal com· he could reproduce it by the mission provisions went into thousands and sink t h c effect artificial homes into existing John Kehoe. director of abalone beds. Consumer Affairs, "'ould at· These n1an-made al>alone tack the problem a blt dlf· rocks, he believes, could pro-ferently. "I hav~ asked that vide a habitat where "abalone ti model be sent to us of hotr would not merely survive, but the stale can correlate aapecll thrive." of our o..m regulatory power If such large colonies of into one code ·section j abalone were protected from relevance with federal actt.'' spcx1sflshermen, he believes Product safety lawt now all they could provide a con-ministered by the feder tlnuous source of abalone commission include the Flam eggs, which could float to sur· mable Fabrics Act, t h rounding are8s and take hold. Fttleral Haz.ardous Substance "I don't think we'll ever Act, the Polson Prevent! brlng the abalone back In the PackaginR Act and numbers they once hnd," RefrigcraTor Saftty Act. Tul>Chulte "'Y'· __ .::.... ___ :.....:::::.:.._..J "But at least we might be able to restore some decent sl:.ed populations if the sports dltiers are willing to &Ive thtm a chance to get started." OVERWEIGHT? 56 LB. LOSS IN 40 DAYS " Under Mecllul Supervl1lon · et the Omega Clinlc HOURS: 9:00 • 7:00 • • CAU FOR AN' APPOINTMENT II COST A MESA ANAMltM U.MTA A.NA '"""""'.{1N1tlrt 1161 .... ,.,. 1"4 W. Nwr. 11'22Twtllt1.t.¥1 7• W', L•H•oWI llWL • c4·-.. "'JJ 77MIU 547 .. 329 . IU4) l7l!:f~7 -"' ... • • (213) 697-17'1 .. '• ' . l • I..· . • Sunda,)', J11t1t 10, 1973 DAILY PILOT B 9 , Children Love Discipline ' DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband Telling him 1<> quiet down does no good. aod 1 have bct.n finn with oof own ~ I gel so tmbarrassed_l want to crawl children. They are V.'ell·behavcd, con. Wlder the rug. It k.ills me to see bin1 make a rool of himself. It makes me so siderate youq.gsters,_ 5 and 7. But we nre miserable and ashamed I would r..ather hivinC-&ud>..serious c!j!llculUes with the . stay home. Pl .. se help me 1<> help him. children of some close friends that it is -MARRIED TO A FOG HORN threatening our relationship with them . DEAR MARRIED: voa are not golng Please help. . you ~111. And don't be su~ed u tbe lo,cbu&e blm:, so give up.and accept lhe :::-0"'-lwo-must be in bed at 8 p.m: oo klils llke u. Childtta doD'I rtOlly eo)oy atl!18tloa. Tbe ,iwne sbould be ht• ond v.-eadiys and 9 P:m. on non·scbool ruDlllng-wUd and doing u tbey please. ·noc yoara. Fam.Dy. friends and ac- nigllll, Frequently _tJiesi friends bring .• Tbu like , IO be tOld wbo'• wi!g ...i .. 1ua1n1u ... '"'9w by lbb lime thot old Heli"IWWSlellplilllfit-~re wbat's wbal'. u gives u'ie.iitllelata iliiY'OC"lJOl'll 'lieciniei Obnoxious b'O• ho- permltted to watch TV and roam. around are wortb bothering abollt and dalt ba.1 a few drtnb. When people bave had the boUle as late as 2 a.m. Apparently, aomeoae caru about tbem. eoough. they'll avoid blm and thto 1 they are also permitted to help maybe -Just maybe -he'll take the tJM11neelves to whatever is in lbe DEAR ~N LANDERS: 'Ibis ls my blot. Untll. tbea, 'Chin up, no apc>logles and refrigerator at home so they do the same third marriage. My first two husbands no ueuses. 1 aL-our bome.-These youngsters eat all .... ~-away-both-wonderful men. evening long. The man I am now married to bas Got t~ wedding bell blu~s oVer costs ... guest list •.. what to wear ... and other details? Ann Landers' completely new ''The Bride's Guide" will help. For a copy, send a dollar bill, plus a Jong, seJ(,. addressed, stamped envelope (16 cents postage) to Ann Landers, Box :J346, Chicago, llln. 606M. My husband and I like this couple very many good qualities but alter he has had much but their kids are a pai11r-in the a few drinks he takes over the con· neck. Do we have the right tO dikipline versatiowand talks coostantly. If anyone them when they are in our home and manages to get a sentence started he their parents ~re present but un-butts in and talks louder and louder until concemed?-ANNOYEO ' the ,other person is drowned out and OEAJi. ANN: Yes you do and i hope giVes up. ' . . ' Chrbftltl Scfmc1 MMltw Pti.M ABANDONED P'ETS, A TRAGEDY COSTING $100 MllLION ANNUALLY A Stra-y Dog Findt Few Open Doors _:: And Even Fewer Friends ~~ " Authorities Seek Solution Your Search For The Perfect .. . To Halt Pet A.bandon'ment By LANCE CARDEN Cl'lrh!tlUI Sri-· Menitw Str'll(I BOSTON L Americans are abendoning dogs. cats. puppies ·and kittens at such an alarm- ing rat_.£_ that new solutions arc urgentry needed . accotding to antmal-welfare officials. Many large dogs; bought for pl'otection against rising crime in recent years, have been abandoned by owners unwill- ing to pay the costs of keep ing them . reports the American llurnane As Sociation in -Denver .. Many animals arc also abando·ned at the end of the school year by colle ge students returning home for the summer -and at the end of the summer by famili es who took them on vacation for children to play with, then did not want to take them home. Hungry dogs sometimes at- tack humans: The humane a ssoc iat ion's director, Rutherford T. Phillips, notes a "great upsurge!' io reports of such attacks. IJVES YEAR B e t w e e n starvation___ ac- cidents with automobiles. and being destroyed by animal- control authorities w h e n caught. the life expectancy for a stray pet is only about one year. says Richard Bryant, director of education and information of thC Boston Animal Rescue League. ·•• But one fer:nale dog can give birtb to two litters ol eight puppies each in a year, and "!{ renewed emphasis on one female cat can produce as education, legislation, and en-" many as four litters. forcement -in that order~- The established cost or were to prove unrewarding, destroying some 13 million animals last year (out of the society could then afford a sec· nation's total or about 90 ond look at the concept of million) reached $100 million, spay clinics," the editorial officials report, and the cost is says. expected to keep rising. Only Other sources say there are 10 percent of dogs in rescue simply too many strays for centers are ever placed in this to be a complete answer. private homes, officja!s say. "1f every veterinarian in M a s s a s c h usetts started Many authorities believe the spaying right now, and did best inunediate solution is a nothing else, fue:y'd never n~tionwide program of free or catch up," said Capt. Donald low-cost spay and neuter P. La mbert, enforcement of- clinics. Sen. Birth Bayh (0-ln-ficer for Massachusetts' an- diana) introduced legislation ticruelty laws applying to in February to provide federal animals. loans to municipal and county c.aptain Lambert suggests governments for this purpose. an extra $25 added to the Other possible solutions: licensing fee for unspayed FATHE~R"S DAY Girr ,Ends At f(itkdf'1 t!!"r ~ SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA l-C•rou.et M•U •rl"ol '' si n Oltt1 Frwr Open O•ilf, Sund•fl 1!1tt Clllll'(ll 'TU S P,M.Ph. S•1tt1 • Renewed effortS t o female dogs and cats -refun-educate the public on their dable If the animal is spayed!==========I resPonsibilllles toward their later. pets. ~ .----------- • Stricter enforcement of. e¥sting laws, including the definition of "purposeful aban- donment" of a pet as a serious criminal offense. • Licensing all dogs and cats, tattooing them for iden· tification , and issuing tickets for violations, which would mean immediate fines . A March 15 editorial in the American Veterinary Medical Association Journal. s a y s ~ ''Widespread operation.of spay clinics might engender an even lesser s e n s e of responsibility than (now el'· ists) among pet owners .•. " a new store for " ' the 1rian of the ·area. Mightt1·Mdc Boo~•o Jacket ' ·~ -' THE -CASUAL CAPTAIN ·1cE ·SKATING IS POISE&, POSTURE An lea skating course of le11ons with the famous Ice Capades method gives you or your child poise and posiura traJnl'ng, rhythm and coordination. 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Junt 10, 1W3 · East, West-Samoans Argue Which Editor's Note -Stnce be- ing split at the end of tlle last century, tlie t-1110 Sa- 1noas liave gon.e in differ· e1itdirectio11s .. untiLtliey._are.. - 11ow wo-rlds apart. Islanders uf Arne-ricaii Samoa talk o -;retr"1nmeridt-benefitS"~an call their co11sins to tlte west poor. lVesterners re- ply that Otey've maintained their Polynesia11 traditia1l aud ha ven 't sold out to tl1e Unit ed States. PAGO PAGO, American Samoa (AP) -"Hamburgers are an American institution - It's your duty to eat them." reads a red. white and blue sign in a water front stand . here. Next door. in the un· developed country of \Vestern Samoa, people still prefer sin1Ple three-hour feasts of suckling pig, lobster, taro and yams. The United States and Germany split up t he s e Polynesian islands at the end of the last century, and the two sides headed off in -separate directions. One tlaS remained American ever since. fi rst as a Navy coaling station and, si nce 1951, -as-an -incorporated-territory. The other was governed by New Zealand after World War I and granted independence in 1962. Now they are worlds apart. "It's just like the Berlin Wall," says one Samoan here with roots on . both sides. "We're the same people. the same families even, but we 're completely different. "Hete we feel we.'re where it's at. and think, 'Oh those poor cats. no cars, no money.' And they're saying, 'Those guys have Jost their heritage and sol<L.out ... we 're poor but we call our O\Vn shots.''' Country Better the • IS OPEN-SIDED THATCH ROOF HOUSE IS HOME IN WESTERN SAMOA don't have the material ad· vantages. But some disagree, pointing out that Western Samoans who come here to work seldom leave. Geographically, American Samoa has been the loser. The main island, Tutuila, i~ mostly n1ountains and forests, far better for postcards than for farining. Land·rich families to the West have always regarded the easterners' as backwater coontry couSins. foreigners ever made a American Sa.moo. Many have legitimate l<talking chief." He good jobs, an!i many others lived with Samo.ans at home in are on welfare. ~aQ§ide, C3lif., spenL l.WO•---uvou -simply annti un-- years on the pristine Western derestimate the change that a Samoa island of Savaii as a Samoan undergoes when he Peace Corps volunteer and visits the States," Shaeffer then joined the Peace Corps says. staff in Apia, the capital. To a certain ex tent. a Now he teaches high school -similar thing happens when Western Samoans gQ to New Zealand. But there the tradi- tional chiefs make sure youths Y:i th foreign ideas don't step ou t o( line. In fact. \Vestern Samoa has only .115 policemen on all nine islands. Their major concern is stopping villagers from practicing the treasured Sa· moan custom of throwing rocks at strangers. WESTERN SAMOA OFFERS TIMELESS TRANQUILITY The Ameri cans spend $32 million a· year for '28,000 pea-- pie on 76 square miles. \Vestern Samoa's budget is less than a third of that for 150,000 people on 1,133 square miles. Until recently, the United States put a lot less effort into the-colony than did Gennany, or New Zealand, on the other side. Now money !XIUrs in at a pace and a pattern many call scandiilous. So many Samoans have government and construction jobs that the scarc e agricultural land available is under-used. and the territory im1X1rts basic foodstuffs from Western Samoa. On the American side. many Sa moans argue that they are not losing their culture at an -it's nu~rcly changi ng with the tin1es . After all. said one. those picturesque thatch roof TRAVEL TODAY'S CRDSSIDRD PUZZLE The Samoans here have money to. buy things that will improve their quality of life," says Gov. John M. Haydon. "I don't believe \\o"e should go back to making soap from bear fat and living in Jog The territory is run by the Interior Department. Gov. llaydon, an e nergeti c magazine publisher rrom Seat· tie, is widely kgown as a shrewd administrator with a consuming concern for the job. But he is hamstrung by pa s t neg l ect , he avy bureaucracy and an unclear policy on the cu ltura l status or Samoans. · in American Samoa where he is widely known a m o n g Americans and Samoans. hDuses with open sides are a drag in a rainstorm. Good or bad, the lines ap- pear to be drawn. \lleslern Samoa is still keepin g out in- ternational airlines in order to have a thin stream or visiton via its O\Vn regional carrier. ll s development is centering on health and schools. not tou ri st facilities. ACROSS 76 Finish 14 7 Hawaiian vine 2 1 Tarry 78 Seed vessel 148 Assyrien deity 23 Au1om11cins 1 G1m weight• 79 Ch imney : di;i!. 150 Brvon IX)em 31 Hindu-deity 7 Monk'slitl• 81 W1itet'salia~: ,,, Salilmande• 33 Oily fruits 10 .Donkey 2wds. 152 Before; Prefi'I'--36 Hawaiian goose 13 Scatter 83 Trapped 153 U1el i!B 38 German pronoun 19 Ide• 84 Vestige 155 Navies 41 "-prol11nc1is" 1 0 Contour 86 P1e verica1or 158 Farm ''horn&" .113 Ventilatec1 22 Hunting dog 88 Regarding 159 Thus 44 lndividuitl 24 S'un god 89 Wr i!ten 160 Ansiy!e 46 Musicoil 25 Layer commertial 161 Sac1ed image direction 26 Glacial ridge 90 Ca~lorniil tort 162 With the: French 48 Ga llev sweep 27 Adrift 91 Bullet sound 163 Contraccion 49 Bu1den 28 Nile captain 92 MoUev 165 Pronoun 5 1 .Soak Ila• 29 Japanese dram1 cotlecl•On 166 Betrayer 52 loQUld pitch 30 As well 94 Abaft 168 Legal document 54 Lath 32 level 96 Current 170 Spark lttd 57 Practice 34 Hidden valley 97 Hawaiian bi1d 172 Wretc hedne~ 58 Maskin~ de._vic_• 35 Omeg1 98 Parry 173 French summer 60 Fangs 36 Gist 101. Hunt go~dess 174 Spelling 61 Grow dirn 37 Arrow 103 Frolic contest 63 Plneh palsoni11g 105 Col!ect: dial. 175 C1icket team 64 Pretend 39 BuHdlrig wirig 109 And not 65 African 40 Cyprlnoid fish 11 0 Decay DOWN counuy A2 Heaitant wo1d 111 Plentiful 66 Hebrew mea1ure 43 Inquire 113 lrrig11te 1 Hollow bed 67 Raced 44 Foot: c;omb. 114 Tex division 2 AssameMO uib• 69 fabled bird fo~ 116 Bridge e•pert 3 furrow 70 Yes: French AS Sco1c:h 11eak 118 River bot!om 4 Spartan king 73 Parent •7 Man's nam1 119 Withered 5 Mo1il 74 Dilettante 50 Discord goddess 120 Shred 6 Saunier 75 Conduc1ed 52 Dogma 123 Witn10S&4ld -7 Distanr.e 77 Ve1bal ending 53 Tilts 124 Pretend:2wds. me<11u1e 78 Communion plate 55 Wartderer 126 Move 8 Hurrying 80 French 56 Mo1e unusual en~rge1ically 9 Att<1ndmg revolutionist 58 Fondle 129 Barbecue 10 Bridal pa\11 82 Compass puont .59 Modify 131 Sou11vegetable 11 Scotfed 8~ Serbian 61 Oisilint 132 Elevates 12 Man·s name measure 62 Cho\1 voicii' 137 Old-wo n1a nish 13 ErnphaMle 87 f klW"l 64 Hebrew.prophet 138 Humid 14 Antic 91 Couf!11ous 68 Roman brorue 139 Assigned task 15 Foray !13 Gem sulface 69 Wireless 142 lamb's c1y 16 Ice: Geiman 94 Sacred bull 71 Zmoa11ri1n 143 Rampant 17 lndial'I mulberry 95 Carpenter's 1001 demon 1.114 Parabola 18 Strips 96 Timber t1e111 n Gi11sol 145 Right-hind page 1!1 Instructs 97 Siberian gu!f l " • SEE ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED SECTION '. 99 Egg drink 100 Metelwast• 101 Sketched 102 Charged ~n\cle cabins." · Western Samoa P r i m e Minister Fiame Mataafa , a hi gh chief, asserts: "We must maintain our traditional way of life .'' His country has refus- ed aid to brlild new roads. saying they nti ght unbalance the society. '·America," Shaeffer says, ''has totally ruined the pride and dignity in being Samoan. They have lost what is best. everything that is really good, In their culture and they adopted much of what is bad In ours.'' 103 Naval polic• 104 Compass direction 106 While 107 Spirit 108 Urge: Seotti!lh 112 Bouquet 1151cepinnscle 117 Esti mate 118 College cap 121 English fn.tiv»I 122 Gypsy man 124 Meadowland 125 Apprehend.... 126 Leastadomed 127 Ste1dy 128 Screen 130 Tr1e·1ruit: 131 Prologue 133 Indisposed 134 He1vyswe!ls 135 01 lried clay 136 Remained 138 Gloomy 140 Scale note 14 1 Channel de~pener 14.4 F11n1or 146 Oxygen 149 Isle 152. Noggin1011 153 Cricktt tttm 154 Termite 156 String . ins1n11ne11! 157 Dir~ • The results of I.he two philosophies are obvious to casual observers and con· firmed by those who know Samoa weJI : The Great American Dream is possible for the A1nerican Samoan, but i! he doesn't earn some money, he is in trouble. His family will feed him, but others on the block have more than food. \Vestem Samoans Jive mu ch like their ancestors did a thousaifd years ago. Youths can choose the modern wa y. but they have to do without frozen orange juice. The American '''ho mi~ht kl"IOW all San1oa best is Rob Shaeffer, one of the few So· many Samoans Went to Ha\vaii. California, the East Coast and Vietnam that there - are nlore Samoans in the United States lhan i n It hasn't ye t found the money to join the United Nations. and it accepts more th~n a million dollars a yea r fro1n New 7..ealand, but it i! progressing slo\\·ly a l it! chosen pace .• 160 Underworld god American Samoa ns smile less. But the kids seem brighter because more things stin1ulate their minds. But they aren't necessarily hap- pier. 164 'Hebrew lefter 167 Three·toed sloth The \Vestern Samoan knows who he is and ~·here he fits. The American Samoan often isn't sure of either, but then he isn't held back by custom and habit. 169 Jewish month 171 Pronoun ' 11 • Outsiders with experience on both sides generally say the people have a n1ore mean· ingful and richer lire on the Western side, even i[ they Airli11es See No Real Gas Shortage WASHINGTON (UPI) The airline industry says it sees no immedia te threat of a fuel ~ortage that would ground any of the nation's 2,326 airliners. '.!.The Jndustry has no fuel crisis." Stuart G. Tipton, chairrnAn or tlle Air Transport Association (ATAJ, a trade orgnni1-<lfion representing !he nlajol' airHnes. said . Tlplon sa id a survey by the ATA showed "supplies seem to be adequ;,te," althou gh --alr.Unos n1ighl be faced with spot shortages over the next ycnr. But he aJso said that any increase Jn the price of fuel cOOld flltce the lhdustry 15 w ror fare increases. Deck Chair Gaining 011 the Rocker NEW YORK fUPI) -It's ·porate secretary and cruise you'1·e he:ided into lhe tropics. precise -'!for the wait.tr the deck chair instead of the divi sion manager for Thomas be prepared for hot and humid \Vho serves you, $I 10 $1.SO por rocking chair for thousands of Cook & Son, agrees that the weather although your ship day. 'f'he bus boy, 50 cents to type of passenger depends on it..,.el f will be air conditioned. $1 per da.v. The cabin· steward our older swingers. t f l -ype o cru se. But remember, those ports or $1 to $1.50 or more per day'. The young in heart if not In "But on the longer world Call ... body , are incrc~slngly big cruises, most passengers are Be moderate in eating and tDonhe 't r~et also ti1>9 to bu · f th · I •--I maitre d' and wine smess or e c r u 1 s e gett ng aruug n years," Mid drinking. Food is plentiful and 1 d f business. especially on the Archibald. "More 65 and over. strong drink noweth like ~~i~." or any s Pe c i a I longer trips. And especially on You don't get many 30-year· water. But. gladly join In shil>' the deluxe trips. olds on the long trips. Unless board activities _ they're Expect to pay, personally ror "On the Jong cn:i1s·es '"''e get they've come into a lot or for your pleasure. some en t e r la ill men t - a lot or retirees ... people SO money." Don't expect pcrrection from cocktails With your new years and up," said James If a. croisc is in your !uture, all who serve you, for they're ~riends, and nny gambling Thompson, spokesman r or happiness on it calls-for some humfln too. pemtltted aboard. Ameri can Express. A profilo advanee planning. Maxine B. Tnke extra money. As Ms. Bring your person'al drug . or the avera~e c r u.l s c Frosh, Writing in-the magazine frosh polnL<; out, you may not needs: ju.cit more convenient passenger would depend on '1Retlremcnt Living" o!fcrs lik~e the inside cabin you _chose -even 'though tho duty frte 5hoP time and money involved. he these tips for 3 cru:e!rce trip. and dcciCJ'(!: to e-xchangc ·ror a on board Sttx.:ks many famtliar snid. · ~ She compiled them after her larger outside one-your bet-needs. - Younge r people, usu.a1ly wilh own cruise : tcr cabin \viii cost at least $50 Ask .Yourself If you're a iOOd less money Md only yacatlon .Read brochures tho roughly more. And a cruise ls to Sflilor. You probably know if time to spend, have startc..>d f.o discover what ls or is not pamper._ -you get car or planeslck. the Caribbean c r u Is cs . included in your trip. You n~ extra money too Olscovtr wilh a short water although tho older folks also · Set yourself an easy pace. for · the sightseeing trips at trip before if-l""Slble whether tak e these. The longer cruises avoid over-raUgoe. Rest when various port!:. An(I. tipping Is y9u get seasick too. anm~~1g!t!w"-ca"i"'u.!~. _ ~c retirees you're _ti~. Wea,r _$m· someth~lt!!~t bere":er__-.l.,~p_health_prob1cltll-lll-•~ v !Orlalilc S!ioei -;-you'll do you I<>· She S3YS tliat,o~ s~JP-mind, even If you're hole and _W _i_l_l_i_a _m_ Arcl!iJ?f!J.<!-~r:_ much_ l".!'lking _ m _potl. JL ~-o! ·~~ !*!JMUOf j> l!!'ilt!Y nonnally_ __ . . . . -· . . . . . . . -• I I l ( ' I I 1 .. I - . - .... Angela Goes H'.ome .Via 'Gypsy' When Angela Lans:bury lost ' the movie version or "f.fame" behind people that can m11ke Her husband , Peter Shaw. Lo Lucille 'Ball after making the worst bitch in the world a has resigned as a Hollywood theatrical hlstory Jn the role In the raw palatable huma n be Ing. agent. Her daughter, Deirdre, on Broadway, people won-'Gypsy' is really nbout the 20, Is Into painting, and son • dered what she would do next. ReX Reed tragedy of good intentions. Anthony, 21. writes music and A couple of unsucctssful The character of Rose is an y,·orked as dialogue coach on mu 1 i ca Is and two so-so absolutely stupid w o m an "Gypsy"~" teaching_ the Briti~h movies fol!Owed. Then her tral\sfi1ed by the w o r d cast their eri£._a11 accents. Malibu beach hotise. burned to 'Stardom.' That's the onr A I " d • rd · b dlctlo ucalifo a bolds o n 11y the ground In a 'brush fire. A nge a, an "Roses, ?Oles all floor, and aending wlrel to wo Jn er nary. un,pleasan memories for them ~~esa tiil tiiflier on a Lon· tbe-war for-Angela!µl.Fbe Dal· other actors opmlng m· otber -''1be-irony is that both of now," she says;-.. Once we Life After Marriage? "Is There Life After ~13r- riage?" is a 90-m.inute sriecia l featuring frank and candid in- terviews. Guests include a young un· married couple I i v i n g together, to four people who advocate '"()pen sex' and a couple who has been married for 60 years. The special live telecast airs,Jt_J l:30 p.m. Sat .. June 16 on Channel 4, DAILY PILOT ******** DIM .... SUMI SW.U MllTM " .. "°"'1 ...... un.-.iir • .... , tu w.n l.ut.lO•'Jl. •I llMIOl 11.ft. &OUHM11 &17 _,., ......... i:tt"!"t~ttf. AT A."+AH£1_..i 'TAGIUM' :daft street and broke her arm. ly Mail even 1"'0te: "Bow abows. )ler daughters, Gypsy Rose kicked the sand oot· of-our i"11"" 8'<few4'yn1-t..,ber dow, l!acall; Etbel ,Aflrm!lll....-J,Durinf-the-ovation-lti · and J~ Hl!'loc·,. .. J>Jbeca!ll~lll<••-M.",,.,.:w<..lo&Lall.Jlootal~~ ·#tapb. and everybody wor-~~~";!;,:it ~ge bei~a1:'n-to night, when that voice came ~xlremely1 su1hccessful1 buhet ~t the place. And I never really rled that she would iiever hit -..-out of the balcony and m any o e ways s un-made it in the movies . 't had Tile progarm explores the conflicts-,.~H+i-n.:a-f rom t-<lil--H. dissimilar attitudes toward ~e heightg aa:a lq_._ only one woman from thlJ acreamed "Welcome Home'" agined for them. Neither one something to do iwith mf own Well, caqcel the funeral very S(icogd; .• rose by . any 1 ,..11 momentAri.Jy stopped'~ of them fuUilled her dreams, inability to submerge my own wreaths and get out the ~er ~ a MW Ana:ela my tracks. nus is my home but their own. She's a pathetic simpJe Ii re -care et re- tllllTlpels. She's writ I 0 g nsbur.JI you know even though I person, but her guts make her quirements. I couldn't ex- hlStory again in London, .\rl1aalt~r -an tbe nobe IOrnetlmes •forget I wa.s bom riveting, ~citing and ex· change the_m fQf_I b ._ where her homecoming ln subs ' the toast of London here And I've always 'wanted tremely stageworthy a n d sui>efficlal image I would have ."Gypsy" Js the most exciting went home to her rented flat to cOme back They never saw that's what the aud ience takes had to become to please the thing since V-E Day. and made scr~~bted eggs in "Mame" and. they had a chip away With them. very people 1 who couldn't OpenJng night was like a her bare feet. 1 m the Mame on their shoulders because I "I have two audiences, ac· make me into that kind of marriage through successive one-to-one interviews w'i t h guests representing a wide range of lifestyles. NOW PLAYING football game. People cheered U~t got away," she atghed ra-didn't bring it to London and I tuatly -the people who love star. thto1;18'.h a 15--minute standing =ti~~ ~eama were didn't know what the reaction to see me play bitches and the "I know damn well the ..... ·~--.:;;:~..:i.--li ovation, .grown men cried . The QeXt morning, when would be. • ones--who want to-see me sing pubUc would-have done -it-for .unashamed,, .the backstage moat stars would be resting in °1 h.Bd tremendous reserva· and dance -and this role has me had Hollywood given me area look~ llke a flower shQp . bed nursing hangovers Jn tlo~ abc;>ut doing "Gypsy" and everything, so it's perfect for the l'ight breaks. I could've PLAYS ROSE Angela Lansbury RISUVID SIATS On Sale Daily I 2 ·1iJ g MARLON BRANDO onMothers'Day and no I ss -~bou I.sll:!no 'fortwoyear"'-Thenr me._ I'm so ·glad l came to paldoffln ·lherightmo. vie and . . • e a M411 feathers, the monster ,. London in It Instead of 'Mame' Jaded observer than KeMeth molher ot Gypsy Rose Lee changed my mind because I oddly' enough, I think -I Tynan remarked: "Jn 20 years who-had-chased-a -child'~ started thilWng about It as a because then I would've ,been could've done it with 'Mame' wanted. of London theatre, I've never balloon act with a lethal hat-great acting part. It's a pretty forced to go on playing Mame jf they hi d let me play lhe "There is such a thing as seen anything like this." pin the -,..1"""'t before in staggering piece of theatre. So forever and always. This way, lady 1 played on Broadway. being a box-office attraction .bL '}>8i1s E 'th th E he! 'G • .,... I had to forget all about Ethel . London is getting a new look But that moyie l envision~ on stage but not in film s. ven w1 ~success I ' yps)'f'-waded through scat-at me and I might bring it to .11 be d •------------1 Merman had 10 "Gypsy" on tered rave reYiews from the Merman. I've heard her sing America later. Right oo w, 1 w1 never ma e, so maybe fv\llCl(lllflJIODI• Broadway oom~r Ju I• · ,._ fl the songs countless times at there's aooth er one in my • . . rvu" monung papers on ..,., oor want to concentrate on en-f ·11 · Styne, lyrici st st ·e p hen in her house slippers once parties, but I never saw the i·oying London, though." klutudre that Wt give me the \~ 11-IHlD lln1ted ilrh U~ Sondheim and author Arthur again displaying those ~dear-show. luckily, so I approached n of screen ·recognition I ·Laurents unanimously agreed : ing, unselfish personal qual-it just as I would any new1;;;-----------•1;;:::::::::::::::::::::r::;;;I ·:we...~wJ).lghW for the first jties that Jyi.ve_made_P-.e91>Jtt role. I tried to find the core of time. Lauren Bacall. the fall in love with her all over honesty In the-part;-instead or other Broadway star in to\vn , the world, off stage as well as playing a caricature of the . LIDO NIWPORT BEACH fNTRANCE TO LIDO ISLE 67J -83SO U U Y Kfllll MAN MON. THRU IHURl. 8 P.M. fRIO)Y 1 & f45 SITUROAY ).) I 9'45 SUNDAY Z.S & 8 All SfATS 54.00 took a powder and the usually stage mother. on. reserved London critics scu r-She putterea about munching "I think my hunch has paid ried to their lhesaurses to a peach, ironing cl~thes, mak· o[f. T've played some pretty seek new adjectives·. ing cream cheese sandwiches despicable .dames, but I've ~ The headlines screamed: for her son's guitar-playing always searched for t h e "Everything's coining u p friends on the living room honest, underlying human ele- ment bchihd the words and ac- CSF Auditions Public tio!lB of the characters l play. As a woman, I look for the fascinating facets and truths For Sumn1er Theater ~~ Public auditions for Cal S~te Fullerton's 9th annual Swnmer Theater season will take place in"" the ca mpus Lil· Ile Theater on Monday at 7 p.m. Three productions are scheduled this summer by the universlty, two musicals and a children's theater workshop. On e mu sica l , ''The Boyfriend," will be produced in June, "'ith performances the last week of the month. The other. a musical version ol Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," will be pro- duced in J u I y , with performances on. the third weekend. Also sclleduled 'for that period is "The Be1l ," a children's theater production . As in past years, two The Best of Fields ! work$()ps wilt produce the plays, with each session car-"FATAL GLASS OF IEER" rying a maximum enrollmellt '"THE IARlllSHOf." of 30. Each carries thrte unlta ''THE PHARMACIST' of university credit, and st udents may enroll for either -'LUI - or both up to a maximum of 6 "letty loop" e.t1111 six units. The first will run 7:30 and t:30 N<h ewen lng from JW\e 11-29 and the M-1"!!~~~~~~~~~~1 cond from July %-20. 1- PlaMed \S a total theater experience especla.lly r o r teacllers and others anxious to experience all el~ments of theatrical production, th e workshops will Include In- tensive rehearsal a,nd public performances. Faculty will In- clude two theater depMtment directors, R. Kirk Mee and Dr. Ronald K. Dieb. 'Oh Coward' Due In Ivar Theawr Liu Minelli "CABARET'' and Diana Ross "LADY SINGS THE BLUES" Colu...OU Pictul'f.s pl'f.~nu ROSS HUNTER'S """""..........,of ~°llil@~ • Mll!licb?BUJ.TBACHAILACH · L.,.;ai.-,.HALDAVD --:umlGlMlt /-:mlllflII/-:: OM1S.MDT fG) ,l"';1 CENTURY 71 .,,~ EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEME NT DAI LY 2:00 ·4:45 ·7:30-10:0> . •" -.... ·-..... 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' The first bill to bite the dust was AB 1003, which wo.uld have reduced membership on the Funeral Directors and Embalmers Board from eight to seven -giving the non·in- dustry public members a four to three voting edge over t,he professionals. · The committee held AB 1003 without recomme·nda tion May 14 despite ~apiloff's complaint that the "public interest is not promo.tee!. when .the regulatory board is dominated b y members of the very industry being regulated." ·• AB 1001 ran into con- siderable difficulty over the provision of a "notice to buyer" required in any con- tract with the funeral di rector which spelled out what the law does not require in disposition of dead bodies. Assem bl yman Robert Badham (R-Newport Beach) assailed the caveat as "de- meaning" and placing a special burden on one industry that is not required of other industries. Badham will bring his own le~islation to the com- mittee. Monday, a measure which, in its si mplicity. could cause f.!reat difficulty to direct cremation services such as the one wh ich sponsored Kapiloff's bills. ' ' '. ' l ' • • t 1 • • ,, .. i Loa<lllG ForwarD For fiFTY YEars 1 11 I ,[ ' ' ·- • • ' , ~ '! ·i • • Telo~ase Society or San Digeo charges a SIS per person membership ree and will dispose of your cremated remains for $250. According to Tom \\feber. president of the society. "we serve the same function as funeral directors and cemeterians only \l.•e're more inclusive." • . l ' Weber appeared brieny in behalf or Kapiloff. but got very litUe satisfaction for his effo.rts. especially r r o m Badham. Badham wou ld expand the de.finition of "funeral direc- tor'' and ''funera l establi shment" for purposes of licensing~uch operations under the Funeral Directors and Embalmers Board. Such a definition v.•ould i n c I u d e prep aration for the transportation as well as burial or disposal or human remains. Insurance Customers Fooled? 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' • .< Sunday, Junt 10, 1973 ·DAILY PILOT C ' Secretariat -Convihcing-Helr-to Crown .. .Belmont Caps First Swee}L _ Since Citation Legend 1I H·~ T ~r · --n-~ -1~-1 et1me- Pele a NEW YORK (AP) -Secretarial ~11ee""'~'he<iftt~Tril'le'trow.1~wriim..,.,..,.,.1n-...i.~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~..:..~~~~~~·l--I 2S·ye!U'S SaWrday willl •Belmont Stakes Vlc!Dry dill ~not even find • b1m1&11 equivalent In a perfect-game, In the World Series or six toochclowns by a player in the Super BoWL ' ID a race -..ct to become a Jegeod or the American lurl, Secretariat woo bY 31 ~ the biggest m8rgin in 105 Nn- ninp of the !Belmont. Ills clocking of 3;24 !flat ~ the l 'h miles ripped 2 3'5 """""'1o off the Bel- mont Slakes U'aek reoord. ·''Yes!" llhouted ~t trainer Lucien Lilurin when asked~il the ninth wimer or ~ racing'• Triple Crown was the greillest borae.he ever saw. •·a~ can do· anything at any distance," said jockey Angel Cordero, "110 was aboard third.place My Gallant as ,Secretariat topped even-his vi,ctories in the Kentuclfy Derby and l'reakness - performances that had horsemen shaking their heads in wonder. "These other horses ~e good ones, but he is. lp<il· a &Ujler horse that he makes them look bad," C.ordero added. "He's just like a car or something." . ' . . ~-SECRETARIAT'S JOCKl!Y RON TURCOTTE SEARCHES FOR FIELD IN 31-LENGTH BELMONT ROMP. "I still don't believe it," said fonner jockey Sanvny Renick, "aOO I've seen four Triple Crowns. He's a freak. That's all. A freak!" . .·Prefontaine, ·_Milers Shine; . . . Secretariat was ia tiger by the tail for . lour rivals Satlifday. The bigOOst'prioed 'horse in history -he will go to srud Ulder a syndioation or $6,000,000 -sbrek his head ill front of Sham ofter the first quarter of a mile, opened the lead to 2¥.,, lengths altei: three quarters, then drew away to the roar of a crowd of 69,183, se- cond biggest in Belmont Park history. . UCLA Grabs Another .Title His · 31-length margin over nDYlerup _ Twice A Prince was six lengths greater than the previous record set 00 years ago by Coon! Fleet, the only Triple Crown BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -Oregoo's Defending champion Dave WotUe of Steve. Prelon\aille captured his fourth Bowling Green eapiured the mile Mlll ill llralghl .lhree<nlle championship in 3:57.1, rwiiling-the final ·qiiirtet-til ro ~time. UCLA woo the ·team ·tttle -seconds to smash the meet record ,of. 8Dd elgbt ruruiers broke !he lour minute 3: ~7.6 set by Villanova's Marty Liquori, a man 1n the mile n111 saturday during the thr ... time cbampton in 1971. ll2nd 1111ual Natimal Collegiate Alhlelic Wottle appeared to <OOS down the final Aseociatlon track and field chant-stretch. looking over both 8bou.l~ers, at a • • pair of NO<tll Carolina runners who pioolbipo. finished second and third, Tooy Waldrop Prefontaine, running virtually alooe in who had 3:57.3 and Reggie McAlee, who the latter llages of the rooe, covered the had 3:57.8. ~ dlltonce in 13 :06.3 despite HaUu Ebba of Oregan State ,... also nrelterillC IOdegree lemperabJres at the Urned In B:57.8 Michigan Slale's. Ken Louislau State University Tract Popejoy, l :sa.5,' ancL San Joee,.'State'~ llOdlum. Mark Schilling, 3:58.8. TWo -faU. His tlnle -e bis own record of ed to ICOl'8 points despite rµnning. 1m(ler 13:20.i IOI two years ago. lour mil1utes. 'Ibey were Knut Kvalbelm Fall Four Baek May's 2-hitter Wasted As Angels Defeated, 1-0 Ollie Brown's fifth .qu,ing home nm broke Up a t.mse pitching duel belwe<n Mlhraube's Jim Colborn and caiifornia's Rudy May Saturday night at Anlhetm Stadium and gave the Brewers a 1.0 victory ''"" the Angels. -Colbonl,-<llmintJ his-"""""-to . 7-2, blanbd the A,..is for the ~ time this year, permitting oo1y four singles while otriklng out five. Frank Linzy flnlllled Up. * MR.WAUK•• CALl .. OINIA ... , .. ,.. .. , ..... !:!;:-:; .. : : : : ~::ii: ! ~ : : ·: May allowed only two bMB but his record leU to U . . May had rdired the fii1ll 13 Milwiuket b&tters to face him. before · ·BriJwn oracled bis third bon)er (ii the ;ear with one out bi the fifth. ·'lbe only, otl!er Milwaukee-hit-was • -'lllomas'" slxtl! inning single. May stnJclt out nine and walked one. For the surging Brewers, the victory was their seventh In eight prnes. '!be b;s dpJpped Calilornia lour g- behind the Chiago !White Sox In the American Uague West. of Oregon in 3:58.9 and Charles McMullen of Missouri, in 3:59.6. -Four other NCAA recoros also fell. Milan Till of UCLA soared to a 54- "2% in the triple jump to capture that event and break ithe record set by nm- nenip Barry McClure of Middle Ten· nessee. McClure bad broken the record in Friday night's trials at 54-lV". UCLA wrapped up its third straight team title before ita mile relay team captured that event ~ the fi(th slraight year. The Bruin quartet of Roo Gaddis, Gordon Peppars, Maiie Parks'end Benny Brown, clocked a 3:Q4.3, sevenatenths· of a oecood ahead ol both Te"" and Arizona State. .. no -T, 0111 (Mich. SI) '°·'· 2. Tinker (IC911t Sil 21.0. l. Rlddkk (Norfulk SI) 21.0. •· 8~11 (Sin Me St) 21 ... S. Ponct'Y (Southern ~Ill) 21A. UO -1. haplft (ArlioM Stitt) U.0. 1, Brown IUCLAI 45.6. l. Sc:hutl1 (Okll. ~.) 45-t ... 8ond !Tll!'l-1 46.2... S. Perks (UCLA) 46.3. 6. Sower(ty Murr1y Statt) "4.6. winner who is still alive. Sham, rumerup ill the llerby and Preakness, 21'. loogths back in eacb race, was last In the llelnQK behind third- place Pvt. Smiles and My Gallant. He was beaten by 4S'h0lengths. But the time waS even more incredible tilan the margin. Secretariat, never whipped by jookey Ron Turcotte, &nashed the old Belmont reoord ol 2:2& 3·5 oet in '1967 by Gallant . ~an. "I just let him Mlll !tis oWD race. Bui when I saw the Tele-Timer and knew we could hl!ve a recml,. l !1,14 ask him !or .a little speed in the last110 yards,'• said Turootte. Settelariat, under 126 pounds .: same 1"!igbt .. the other starters, ripped off fractions of 23 3·5 l<r lhe first quarter. mile, 46 1-5 l<r the half, 1:09 H fur three quarters, l :M 1-5 r..-the mile end 1:59 loc 1v .. in1es. ' Mlle -1. Wottlt (8owllng Greenl 3:S7.1 !NCAA record) 2. W•ldroo fl~orth c1rolfn1J 3:S7.3. 3. McAr.e (North C•rollna) l:S7.l .. Ebba IOreoon St1i.1 3:5'.I S. Popejo, (Mich! In Stilt) 3;5f.S. 6. .sc111111no tS.11. J-Stele! 3;58.6. 3 Mlle -1. Prtronla 1'1t (OrtDor'IJ 13:05.3 (NCAA tttl;Ol'd), a. ca&11n1111 1eo1o.l 13:10.s. J. Grteotto His time for 1 v.,, miles was 2-5 of a se- 1co10.113:10.6. A. N!NftO {Wtlh. SI.) 13:10.0. S, Kqh cood faster than he ran in ..nnnin~ the .IMllnMrtan) 13:14.1>6. RdU IWnltrn K\'I 13:21•. .. ....... '& 3CIOl)...Mlter s1H01ectMi ...... 1. Broom. rr .... n.1, 1:21.1. fastest Kentucky Derbf ever run. · !NCAA l"K'Ord}. 2. Cremer, (BYU) 1:45.1. 3. Clerk, Sent' ~ 8S B J•lO fa•~•-, •-~-~-t W•hl119ton Sl•tel 1:46.0. 4. Beardmore, IOukeJ uu • ..,..nit:' ~-Ul •:.t!i.•. s. L~v. IE. Tenn.) 1:52.3. 6. Steele, (Tenri.) --"'•-A.I .., 20 to . and 20 ts 1.56.1. 1cw.u1rt:U ... wm cen more uo Hurdles -I. Pt1meau)ll (T~•I '9.S. 1. Collfnt M "" ...i ....... m.~ A Pr' IPennsylven!e) ;'9,1. 3.. C•""'-n (Mld'IJ1en State) -..... ':!II -to.--..,..-. I w~ lllCe, OWQ• 50.3. "· GlpMll'I (·t.emerl. 50,3. s. Adflt ICOIOl'.tdo SI) ed tiY MU Gl·.,.1,.' .... u 44.60 'lbere was j(l,J. 6. Cronholm !Rice j(l.S. -~ -......., t--, • 4.o tll•laY-1. Mtmph 1 Slete 39.6. 2. Arll008 Stele, IJ0 show betting 39.1. 3. SOlllhwestern i,..., 39.,. "· T•xes-E1 Faso, .w.o. ' s. SMU, 411.D. '· Penn St•tei .0.2. Since it was the ei"""1. _,..... the Bel Mlle tt.lay - 1. UCLA J:Q4.I, t. Texes 3:05.0. 3. &'""" ~-....., - Arl&OM Stl'fe, J:OS.O .... T---. l :07.l. $. Ttlf81 moot was an exact:a and the wimling Chrlstt.ri 3:07.4 6. iouthtrn Cel 3:09. -L.: _ _.:_ of ~~-t and ~--A :rrl~ Jump -1. Tlff fUCLAJ $4-3~ (NCAA UJlla.ut-.iull ~CWll 'ICl .lW~ l:tt!n~~ .~~i\e ~ ~~· s't.~~ Prince, N:os. 2-5, returned $35.20. ·3'tr.!'U:".!"1.1~9r'1~ (Yi.~1,\ b.11. 2. Sl*lll Secretariat broke fourth but got his l~~W!'·'tw!..:l.'~:=\'rn1,r-.:.rr•ind~ head in froot of Sham, owned by' Sig- f_'::t~' ]~~ ~ 't1~~lon!i1.~~j 7.4-INCAA mund ~ ~ ~ by ~jt: Pin- rteord) 2. Woodt (Ori. S ... I•) 7-.4.. 3, JOMPl'I cay Jr., after the first quarter-mtle. He (ArlIOl'lel 7-3. A. K.otlnell: (UCLAJ 7·1. s. s11i.r IK1n. still held 8 head lead over bis ·-h · I S11te) 7-o end SmlTt! (l(en) 1-0. ..... .... -nva Javelln -I. Colton, (l(anl 279·t, 2. Kenned(• (Cl!) after a half4flil.e 2'6-S. 3.. Helt, (Notolk ~late w ... '· OowWI , IOh la · u .1 254-HI. s. Nvmme11e, 1Brl911f.m YoungJ 247·1. Secretariat is &eheduled to end his rac-Polt l/a!UI -1. ROberh {Alea) 17-4. 2. Conori, • ' ffl1) 17-0. 3. Porter, IKen.J 17-0. 4, Pull1rd, IUSCI tng career DO 1later than NOV. 15 and go to 1't"m t.ffdtf't -UCLA 521 oregori 11: err11h•m stud tmder the syndk:ation and. when he YOlll!CI 26J Ar!L SI. 26; TtnnftSff 24; Tex•t·EI peso does he will I r th ' Incl K..-.t Stele 221 Memphis St. end Ttllet 20; Rice , eave a5 One 0 e Sport 8 1'1 Mich. $1. 11; Kansas 17.,..,. Others: Cellfornla. 10; superstars souttlern C.I '· Cel. Slele U.Gng 8NCh) '· • During a Sao Paulo State. J.eague game.between Sanios and Juv'efltus in 1959, Santos was on the way to reoording a lopsided victory, when ooe of its players, after several dazzling maneuvers, rocketed the ball into the net with his head. One Santos sports announcer -exctaime0,-r11r _ was tile ------ greatest goal he ever scored.'' The man who scored it was named Edson Arantes do Nascimento. That, at least, is the name on his birth certificate, his marriage license. and various other legal documents, But as lmg as tthere are fans of the sport O! soccer, it will be "Pele." Pele put the ball in the net. He put it there an in· credible 1,086 times .in his in- comparable 1 6 -y e a r professional career, before he retied from in- , tematiooal-competition on July 18, 1971. ' If that,. inconsequential g o a I is the best Pele ever scored, it is not too difficult to call it the best goal anyone ever scored in the game that is soccer in the United States but football in the rest of the world, for, \Vithout ques- tion, Pele is the best the sport has ever known. He is the world's most famous athlete. To any youngster who has ever booted or headed a ball toward a net, he is an idol. And to the .(»Ulltrymen and~country:women of his native Brazi1, he is a demigod. He is Pele -"~he Black Pearl." He exploded onto the international scene in the 1958 World Cup matches in Stockholm, Sweden, with the Brazilian national team. Pele bOoted in three goals against . France in the semifinals and then scored t\\·o more in the victory against Sweden that gave Brazil its first championship. Then it '"'as back to Santos, the club that had won ju.st two major state- league titles belore Pele'-s arrival. It was to win the next six in a row. And · in 1962, Brazil again won the quadren- nial World Olp competition -but with little help from Pele, who was injured in the second game and sidelined for the rest of ~ games. There were other goats yet to be reached, however. By 1969, Pele was approaching 1,000 goals. He was a~ proachillg it by doing things witli a ball that many would have oalled iJll. possible. Gliding along the field, the 5-foot S.inch, 161).pouoder dribbled .. though the balJ were SCllI1eOOw connected to his ·leet by Invisible strings. As defend· er.i approached, he cOuld feint and then pass the baU betweoo his oppon- ent's legs. Or be could deliberately boot It against-their shins and then sweep by with the rebound. Then, lacing the goal, he could unleash a shot equally devastating with either foot, head it in or, in a move that seeu:ied to defy the very laws 'Of gravi- ty. flip the ball in the air, whirl. with SOCCER KING PELE his back to the goal, hurl his body into the air and, while almost upside down, smash the ball netward. The momentous goal number 1,000 finally came on November 19, 1969, at Rio's Ma·racana National Stadium before more than 100,000 fans. Newspapers bad been blanketed with . stories as the eotmtdown reached its climax, giving Pele even more coverage than another COlmtdown event, the lunar 1anding of Apollo 12. "This is more important than anything that's going on on the moon," one delirious fan shrieked. . Then ·it Was 1970 and once again • Brazil was battling for the World Cup, this tii;ne ·against Italy, another two- time winner seeking to retire the Jules Rimet Trophy with a third triumph.: The clash was played before a sellout crowd of 1'12,000 in Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. Pele sealed Italy's doom -brought Brazil the trophy !or good -by setting up two goals and scoring one in the 4-1 victory. After that, there was 'OOt one more · slep -the step down. On May 31, 1971, he announcedo "'lllere is nothing lilat caJf change my mind; I musl think about my family, my business '( and my private life. I've done eobugh !or. the selection of my oountry Ille! I think that il Is now time !or the of. ficlab to start thlnldng about · o replacement." He scored what was to be his final goal number 1,tal -u Brazil lied Austria 1-1 in July, 1971. He was no longer Pele. Once again he was Edson Arantes do Nucimeoto, except for his appearances with San- tos, 800 after stepping· down f~ the pinnacle, he said he would miss it . "1bere is nothing like soccer," .. he said, "FuU stadium, thousonds ol ban· ners, the -ball, shining white·, ahead. A sure kick. Goal!" Mays Regains Old Flair To Shoot Dmvn-LA,,4-2 NEW YORK (AP) -Willie Mays celebrated Oldtimers Day with his first home nm of the year and 6551.h or his career Saturday, helping the New York Mef.s to a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Mays, 42, broke a 2-2 tie with a · tong homer in the third iming and the Mela preserved the victory with the help of-an unusual double play in the seventh In- ning. The Dodgers nicked Jon ~1attack. s.a, £or a run in the first inning when Dave 0 .#MYd 30 0 0Maol1M 30 0 0 kott 1111 l 0 0 0 A.OllYet' sil'I I ' t t Ol.Sr'OWll di'! 3 1 1 I P l"'°" rl 3 0 0 0 lrl;in If l 0 0 0 F,AablMOn .. 2 0 0 0 £.Rlldrl!IU c J t I t EMfefr. lit 3 0 0 0 O.Thom11 ff l 0 1 0 MtC'nW If l 0 1 t Gert'-;ID l O O O hnY d J O 2 O CaltlOrnJI OOOOGellaehW31t -'0 01 Hot Weiskopf Grabs 3-stroke Goll Advantage . White No. I at Oregon State On.TV Today Channel 11 at 11 Lopes doubled, moved to third on Bill Buckner's -single and scored 00: a foroe play. L1n11• oooos~c 2 0 1 0 Li-a tll l f -0 0 ll.Ml'l''P · t 0 0 0 Toftl 2t 1 2 1 Totll 27 0 4 0 Ml~ •010..,_1 C1llfonllt 000 000 000-4 DP-MIM'M•.1 LOl--MllwtukM I, C1ll10mf1 2. Already Compared to Terry Baker Hll-OI. trown t)J. '" H 11 ••••so co111ort1 'w, 1.2 m 4 o o 2 J LlftlY , 11,!, 0 f t 0 0 llt.Mrf L,.U t 2 1 1 T t kw.-4.lnlY cu. T-liSD. A-Z2..s76. Today's TV ' . Sports Menu , ~I . a .m. (II) -DODGERS BMEBALL -'lbe Los Angeles -H'<' .... ,... Uie"New YOi'k-i.rets- kJ a &adium. / · 11 noon (2) -CBS SPORTS SPllCl'ACllLAR -Wmtllng and IYIJXUll\fcs !ill today's o a r d . · Ammcan and U~R Olympic -IN! i..ttu'ed ln the rtm Work! CUp Wreotling Champion· shlol. . ta,..i May lt10. Also. the . ..tlaiW MU gtmnastlcs diam· pkl!ilhJps, taped April 28. . ,J:30 p.m. (2 ) -CBS TENNIS CL.UllC--~ . of Gnl-- l'OIJlld.competlllon In the $47,llOO, 15- .... k ellmlnalion series. Jobri Alex· ~ meets Sn.a""TaltUe. . 4:30 p.m. (7) -OUTDOORS. -- Hero's Iha word from Oregon State PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Tom University sports information director Weiskopf, playing with the t!Olid authority Jobn Eggers on Alvin While, form<r f(IO(· that suddenly has made him the hottest ball star at Orange Coast College and competitor In golf, owepl past lhe !alter-N....:...rt Harbor High : Ing, youblul pac&<!etters and Into a · corn-· """" mandJni three-stroke lead Saturday ill "Just wan led to lei you know thal the tmrd round of the $1 so, o o o Alvin White, our junior college transfer Phil,adelphla Goll Classic. from Orange Coasl had an exceptionally good spring practioe at Oregon State. Lee. Trevino, meanwhile, bogeyed the "I believe they bad him listed as about first four holes be played, took an horoo No. 4 or No. 5 quarterback when practice reodous 77 ill the m11g1y, 90-degree heat, an,d wifhclre\v. Trevino had 8 2l8 total, sessions began, and 11 took him just two two over par for three lripo over the days to move into the No. I spot. He held 8 -.~ ~~-~ Valley ,,_ __ , that the ml of the way, although he did ••~Y•u "'-"~5• ~ ... , hurt-a muscle"in·his~throwing-arm and ~~=· I W8"11'1 here" ,..;;lno wasn't able to play too mud! in the final oald. "I w.;,.~ playing good Ille! 'there spring game. cll..,'t seem to be any poiol in keeping 001 "'lbe cooches say be throws a football wjth it." about as well as anybody we've ever had '!be latter oooched al Washington, and helped put Soimy Sixkiller on the map. We hired him ill time !or spring driUs, and helped put in our new pro.type I· formation offense. As you may recall, coach Dee Andros has always favored the Power-T, with a fullback offense. "Now, we're a wide-open type of team, with lots of passing and good receivers, OLINN WHITI WHITE WA:Sll W-'.._. who IWI end finished at Oregon state. I penonally thought .,......., """ "' Terryrllik.,., the Helsman trophy winner. bul still some good runnlilg baoks. I don't 9tCU1d tn his three prevkus starts, of 1962, was an excellent ~r. but a lot know how many games '"',.e'll win this d!lathrgedblfr.;?~ six st~ t;:eandpace of people around here feel thal White Is fall, bul wiih A)vln White throwing that ·~ ~.8-•• seven .......... ,_ w 8 better. I do know he cap throw IQng or ball, we can make it interesting for a lot • .short, and with equal eflectiven<ss. of people.:• Jun-Barber, _an oboeure 24-)'0l!'<>ld "In a way, he's a lot like Jim Plunkett, , * * * lour oopllomoro who had · held the 1oad at 6-3 and 220. Nol so nilly as a triumph fhe.llrst two rouncls,.lelL.vl«lm-llCl"llllbler bul tough to btlna d0"1l when lloboltr tails nonded out-.f-roughly to the IJ"OWlng ~s.ure, blew to • lour-he's traWecl. 1 would guess that his $10 apleoe !or Laguna Niguel resklem over-por Te and drilled l>ack into the record of comple!lons through lhe entire Samud A. Gorllett. Fl•b and 1ame pack. spring drUls was somothlne like 80 per· authotliles at Diii Point nailtd htm wltb Hale Irwin, a former University of cenl. • _@_tall• 111.J>ls _ ... .,. Ille ~ atttr ( ~lll.Allli:tt'ltlA, l'ace Of '%i haS a fine oooCb-tn.J'erry Oleel<. Cbrlstmao ud be wat gtv'" llU ID floe . -_:_ __ _ •' • -----. j ., • and penalty assessmeat, alOog with two years probation .. A %3'n·pound itrtped bass was caught on a 10.powMI test One by Huntington Beach's Kenneth Lutllngton, wbo was fishing o!I the Balboa Pavlllon dock. * * * Lee Fisher, a man who promoted youth baseball in the Costa Mesa·Newport Beach area tor nearly a decade, has cast his lot with a pro baseball team in Washington state ca11ed the Tri-Cities lmperials. Fisher has nearly as many duties as the Watergate investigati~ team. He's assistant general manager. cruerseout, will instruct pitching and hitting then is slated to set up a baseball school. On top of that he's found time to bold a coaches' clinic. One of the !mporials play~ is ronner Nh'J)Ort Harbor whiz Terry Thompson, who was once· the property of the Calllornla Angels. An ann injury washed the keen pitching prospect out of the big league picture. · ·Thompson led lhe Calilomla League with l2 complete ga mes pitched in 1966. In 1971 he sockeif 14 home runs for Bend, Ore. Now ho'll be utilized as a designated hittoi:._ relief pitch<r, first baseman and third. baseman. ilbady lo sign with Uie lml"'rlals is COiilaMcsa ~lgh s Kevin Morrow. - ---·~---·---- In the bottom ol the !ir!t, Ted Martinez .•illgled, Mays wallted ...i - runners scory!d on iRlMty Staub'& double .. The Dodgers tied it in the t!llrd when Lopes singled, toot 8eCCbl. m .Matlack'!l- throwing error, stc:Me third and IOOl'ed cm Buckner's sacrifice fly. ~ In the aeventh, Tom Pac-_.... with a pinch double and Lopes beat out a bunt, giving Los Angeles runners at lint and third with none out. But IMatlact picked Lope. clf first and he was retireil after a lengthy nnxlovnl with staub com., ing in from right field and cove~ ~ ond base to make the tag. 'lben; Paciorek tried to score and Staub's throw to catcher Duffy Dyet completed the double play. Staub doubled home the Melo' final na . in the.eighth.- LOI ANOILaS NIW YOllC .. """" .. 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DAILY PIJ,OT Smith Fails In Italian • Tennis Bid I_ Spring Setback Feeling of Frustration Already Hits Hemsky -Estancia Hlgh's spring football stason ls in the books ror new coach Jlm Hemsley, but already the recently ap. pointed boas of the Eagles ls beginning to feel the lrustraUons of coaching. \ for the 197} football se.-due to !ls move to the Orange League. San Clemente will pay at Mlaslon Vie-.E a!I<! Lagul)B Beach !or Its two practice games. ' ROME -Dukll star Tom Okker upoet top-ranked Stan Smlth oC Pasadena 7-6, &- (~y arid moved irilo tOO oemifinals-or 1he men's singles in the $135,00J +--11a1!3~ Or at least hall of his team ts feeling AM San Clemente ts at t.ecuna Beeeh lamyllr l.,gue . . - The doleat killed American chances of '!riming the tournament !or tile !Int time UlOe 1970. lL wu the second time in a week that Okker had beaten Smith, the tcp money Winner in 1973 with O\'er $150,000. He ettminated lhe American from the French Open in a five-set quarter-final match last week. -Chris Evert ol F<rt Lauderdale, Fla., aiid Evonne ~ oC Australia qualified !or the !inal ot tile women 's singles. Topoeeded Mia Evert had a tough tbne boating Helga Mastholf of W ... Gfl'l1lll1)' 7-6, M . Mia Goola!!ong, seeded eeoond, trounced V 1 as ta ~iJ!l>ck~va ol c ... hoslovakia &-2, &-!. ' USC Romps OMAHA, Neb. -De!onding champion southern Ca1 and Texas weathered first round tests after Oklahoma survived an elimination battle Saturday at the 27th Q)llege World ~ties. .. Southern Cal struck with two first in· ofng runs and held on to edge Harvard 4- 1. behind the •teady !iv .. hit pi Idling ol llarl: BazT. ·Ron Ramovstr had spooed six hits and ffeobman star Keith Moreland crashed a tfree.run homer, helping Teua to a 6'1 ¥ictay over stubborn G...-gi.a Southern. {L.Soulhem Cal and Texas will meet in 'f"' evening windup ol today's three- pme program al\er Mlmiesota and Mtmna state IQuare <if at 8 p.m. EDT in & other matclwp of flnt round winners. ' . Tennis Row tWNI>oN -!nternatimal tennis of- (!dals got ·tough with tile !>lay«s Satur· • diy and said that if the top et... boycott Wimbledon, the toumament would carry on. witbcU them. The Asaociatio n of Tcpnis ~ bas threatened to withdraw Ila lls membera from next week's tooma- mert at Hamlxrg and korn Wimbledon , 9larting J1a1e 25, unleM Nikki Pille of Yugoslavia is ll1Jowed to compete. Pille has been 6llSpellded by the lnremational Lawn Tomis Federation llOtil lhe end ol J11ne because he r<!uOed to play for Yugoslavia in-the Davil Olp. Players Quit ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. • -Twenty. eight ischolarship pl ayers quit or were thrown off Flcrida State University's football team during gruelling exercises they claim were iUegal Wkler National CollecJate Athletic A.ooation rules, the St. Polerst.Jrg Times repiried. A rigorws achedule of prespring agility drills, wralling, weightlifting and nm- oing up and down stadium steps were mandatory, contrary to NCAA ruJes, the oewSpaper said it was told by 18 former players. They claimed il cost them valuable study time and two actually flunked oot. Scme said theJ ~ made to ~ay with injuries. Sidel'owf Wins PORTHCAWL, Wales -Dick Siderowl or Eutm, Conn., boltled through the • Winds that suddenly Invaded the British Amateur Goll Cllampiooship Saturday and won the title, heating England's !'et« Moody 5 and 3 in the :!&-hole final. Ladies Tied SU'M'ON, Ma.$. -Local favorite Jan e Blalock and veteran Kathy Wbit.wth charged from far back and moved into a tie with Japan 's Oiako Higuchi for the third-round lead Saturday in the 19th Ladies Professional Golf Association champiomhlp. Ferrari uads LE MANS, France -The pattern ot the LeMans 24 hours sports car classic changed drastically early this rooming wl10ll ~ Ferrari of Argentine driver Cu1oo Reutemann and Australian Tim Schenken had to be abandoned and another. Ferrari took its plac, in the lead. The FetTart driven by Jacky Ickx ol Belgium and Brian Redman of Britain moved into the lead , two laps ahead o{ the Matra of Henri Pe.scnrolo and Gerard Larrouse. Reutmann, riding for the first ti me in the event, said he believoo that a broken oil sump caused hJm to discontinue after leadlng for about six hours. -U~t T....,..• 'Mlat'1 because In the Eagles' toucl1 '!lrilll! game at Newport Harbor W- day night the losen 9COl'ed what ap- ROGER CARLSON peered to be the wiMing touchdown with a tric~ play on the wt play ol the game. But the attempt wu whlsUed dead _ when the_i:eleree dldq'.t.recognilo_the ball was stlll in play. The tlt).yard play was nullified by ·the Orange Coast area's contribution to Anaheim athletics -Emil Neeme ! * * * Estancia IUgh 's Barry Fry has called It quit. permanently in the blgb school water polo coacblng field. • He'll concentrate tolely In the 'ijloloa. n.! move cl..., the opening San Clemente was faced with 111 lht aeoond week of the season. El Toro's seniorless Chargers made the mo ve possible by dropjiiifg~...-Bta·c"---< in its second game and testing San Clemente's junior vanity instead. lt appears to be a sound move ror all concerned. I'm convin~ tbat administrators do a huge injusUce to throw new ICboolA without senlon Into vanity competition. Perhaps II we ~d iMert acme ~ theoe admlnlstrators Into the starting lineup at defensive tacl<le t!Jey'd -tho liglit. . . Getting a !Chool's spqrt.t program of! to such a predlcatable-dl&aatioui start ls iiilO!enbte. - Anteaters Bid For 4th NCAA MORE INDIANAPOLIS CRASHES -They're still racing in Indianapolis, only this time it's sprint cars at the fairgr~unds. The results somehow seem similar as SI. Paul's Gre~ Leffler bas front end of car sheered off alter hiltini wall. He was unhurt. dtpin:ment at Eltancla, al'thoaglilit~T • c also keep In shape .. ao official to mm· enms rown ming and water polo. Fry coached for 11 yean, tlte last seven at Estancia. He ln.IUated Tastbl EAST STROUDSBURG, Pa. -Bob ? Hlgh's water polo JlrograrD after a one Chappell and Greg Jablon.ski will leed lndlvldoal, Team year stint at Btteu Park. coach l\fyron McNamara's UC Irrine And be'I continue as tbe Estancia ud tennis team in quest of an ~ New~fesa water polo lo1U'11ey dlrec-fourth strai~ NCAA champiomtip tor. He'll alto COBtlnue to 1'1111 tile IRUD· begiMing Monday at East Stroudaburl Few Old -Records Left In UCI Baseball Book Neidhart '(ops Midwest Foes Special To The Daily Piiot DES MOINES,. Iowa -Ne"'POrl Harbor's Jim Neidhart captured the shot put competition saturday in the All· American High School Track and Field Ownpiorujlips held at Drake-University. mer water polo leagues under .the Costa Sta te .COUege.. • l\1esa Recreation Depa,rtmeni l>a~r. ·uCI WOO the title ·outright in 1970 and That leaves Steve Farmer (formerly of 1971 but had to share it with· RoiliDI '· New~rt Harbor High fame) to coach the O>llfge of Florida a year ago. Estancia water polo conUagentl and . . reports ar:e that I.cs Cutler will assist Chappell ,,,.m the 1ndlvtdual .slnglM Farmer. · championship two years ago but lost out . The move for Fry figures to net him in Uu: quarterfmals last seasoo. He t~·' about $%00 more pe.r year with ball the ed v.'lth Randy Scmeldcr a year ago m By HOWARD L. HANDY Of ... c..llY ~1191 '"" Records are m3de to be broken and the 1973 UC Irvine NCAA champiooship baseball team practically rewrote coach Gary Adains' manual with a myriad of outstanding performances. The team played more game.. than any previous UCI !Cluad (56) and the wun-loet record is the best in Anteaters history (44-12 compared to 33-12-3 for the first UC! nine In 19'11J. 'lbe-1973 team played two long games -the NCAA regional champlonohip game with Cal St.ate (Nmhridge) went 14 innings, a record, and luted 3 hours, 46 minutes. But the raln«Jayed 9eCOlld game in Springfield Ill., in the national tourna- ment, even though It was a seven-inning affair, lasted over five hours in time. 'l1le road record of the team was the best-ever with a mark of 27-8 compared to 20-9-1 in 1970. In extra inning games, the 1973 team had a 6-2 record. In three previous seaeons, the total rerord was 2--Z..1 . Al> a team, the Anteaters had 27 home nms paced by Rod Spence with seven and Terry St.upy with six. This is 11 more than uty previoos team. Pitching records were equally im· pressive. The UCI stall posted 32 oomplete games pitched in 56 outings and had 10 smtouls Including five by Jerry Maras. The staff pasted 326 strikeouts with Maras again the individual leader with 96. Four players participated In all 56 gamea Including Spence, Jeff Malino!I, Jack Cleveland and Dave Lyons. In batting, Stupy scored the most runs ever, 53 while Spence had the most base * )":{ * Ttlfl'I llKtnh FOl"'ler 1tlJ Jl.12·3 Won· loll 4-1.17 • Wh•ni119 srre111; " »t·l Aw av RK-'" 1.1.1 EkW• lllnll'llllll ., ' ·' Lantfl.t LOIJns Srr..,11; ' ' Shovtovt by Oppon..,f) ' ' UCI Sl1fl 11'1utoi;t5 " ll flM'IS. L-nl ·-· 14 111111. "' ·~ ,_ .. "' SU TNm l»M 1'11~ '" ... T-.0.M 11111 " " Home """! ' " " ComP~te G•me5 ""'"' " "' Strll(eot.oh ~· ._, IMSIYidllll ••ttllle llK9"1 lt7J ., TlmH• t r bit !Cl1v1l1ndJ m_ " No. af Gl lTlft 009flC•, Mtllriaff, • Clevel•nd, Lvansj .. Jtuns SCortd (Sl!J•Yl " " 8•19 H!15 ('-'cl) " " Two-blse hll1 (/Mllrlllff) " • Hom• run1 fS_,t'91 1 "' TOI•! lllMI (SHncel "' Formw lfllllvldu•I ~lldllM ltH•r•• '"' 12·2 W~la1t !Hun\Pl'irtesl ,,, " Mil Wini (Humpt1r11J " ""'' E llltd run 1v1r•111 (Mt r11J "~ 132 1/3 IN'ilfllls 1>ltd'led !Humlihrl•1I "' " Slrtkeouut1 (M1r•1) .. " Wlnnl!'IO Strul( (Waltm. 1110; Huml)llrl11. ""' " • COl'Jltlltte t•m•1 IHu"'lihrl•tl " ' Comalelt ••m• "'11JfOul1 (M•••IJ ' , hits (81) and total base! (128) in addition to his homer lead. Malinoff's 18 doubles is an all-time high while Cleveland's 221 plate awearances is also a top all-time marl<. Ray Humphries won 12 in a row to equal Dave Wollos' mark set in 1970 in this department but 'Will have an op- portunity to improve on the mark next season. The former complete game mark or nine was erased by Hwnphrles (12) and Alaru (11 ). Maras abo posted a 1.eo e.r.L mark in 101 lnnlngs, the best-ever .and his five shutouts is al.!o a school record. PETE PELUSES ,. HUGH MYNATT Neklhart's winning mark of. ~llh was well hehind his seasonal best ol 67·5'1\ but was far and away the best effcrt as Mike Marksbury ol Norwood, Ohio was second at 61·9%. 1be winning toss adds to Neidbart's already Unpressi\·e lists d. victories, in· eluding the CIF Master's title and the Caijfomia state dlampioosbtp. Neidhart 's teammate, pole vaulter Tan DiStanlslao, BOared 14-6 for a sixth place finish in the all-star meet. The win. ner \\'as Kim Scott of Mad1'on, Wi""'1sln, who cleared IS feel work load ellminatH. doubles. * Estancia High's standout center Vince Klees has accepted a scholarship to at· tend Notre Dame. Jablonski has been a member d. all three UCI ·championahip teaJTll and as a freshman was a member ol the winning , . .douNes combinaticn A senior, Jabl(l't.!ki went to the doubles semifinals before 1(115- 'f;r 'f:r f:r Ing last year. And Corona del !\tar's Al Caloak:o has Schneider, a sophomore, reached the accepted tbe bead lc*ball job at Merced quarterfinals ol the singles play tut )'Mr JU&b. Caloalco, a key figure in Corona in additioo to playing with Chappell in del Mar's foo&bell and basketball pro-doubles. grams, wUI pick his teams at Mer..,.-Scott Carnahan, another sophomore, from a 3 311 eorollmeut. has heen one o1 tho big IOll'jJflsel this ' season. "'He lm improved as much aa 'f:r 'f:r 'f:r anyone I have ever coached in a year's San Clemente High appears to have time," McNamara says with a great dal finally solved its rescheduling proj)lem ol sailslactlon. ''Our sa'lesmen are your kind of peop-le'' PETE "The GI'eek" PEL USES Sales ~tanager We have on our sales staff the type of men you'd like for neighbors: Some of them are. You'll probably rec- ognize Hugh, Charlie or H.B. These men are part of the difference yoo!ll find 'at Johnson & Son. Come in and let us offer you a fine Lincoln or Mercury to suit your needs at-always a fair price. CHARLIE ·THOMAS H. B. PRICE!: SPECIAL Continental MARK IV's • • Outstanding Selection Now in Stock • Best Time of the Year to Buy?. PHILADELPHIA • • • • All "Golden Touched" & Ready to Go " .. Rome Of The New Car • , • "Golden 2'4"1C11f1 .,°'""lit Cotmly'1 Ton1lly oJ Tin< Cori" l!ome Of "nit New car , • • "Goldett r .. c•" " ' . .. . ..... ,.._ . ' . .. .. -~ . . ' .... GWC's Owens May Shift To Newly Vacated Post Barons Smaller, Quicker Checking the JC scene: Golden West College may be looking for a new athletic di rector soon. Fred ()\\·ens, the Rustlers present AD. is among a long list of candidates seeking the positon of Dean of College Affairs at Golden W t. Dr: Da!e 11ill':f, the present 1 of College 1---1-----.:.::Affatrs, 1s Jeavrn to become so rintendent CRAIG SHEFF and president of Shasta College in Redding. An announcement isn't expected until mid July. *· Orange Coast College football coach Dick Tucker l!I planning a~ 4'h:-bour scrimmage session with two other schools Sept. 8 at OCC. The Plrutes und ~fire Costa will mi:t it up In a scrum uL 4 \Ylth Grossmonl and J\Ilra Costa lcrlmmaglng ai 5:30. TM:n Orange Coast comes back aguinsl Grossmont at 7, Foootain Valley H I g h'. Baroos put on the-finishing touches to their spring drills pale Wonacott 1s rceuperating after suf-Friday evening with a con- fcring a collapsed lµng last \Vcek. _Dale. an trolled type spring scrim· aide to Tucker at OCC, spent about flvea3ys -mage. in the hospital. Coach Bruce Pickford's AndJwa..other.__OC.C.st.aJLmem,bers are also_ Barons, 90 strong, but nilinf;. Athletic director \Yendell Pickens is i!ep c someWJlatl n the ex- nursing a bad back and footb.111 assistant perienee and physical size George J\1allias is just getting over a hatn· departments. pleased their string pull suffered in a two-on-two basket· coach. in several areas. ball ga~e. "Yle"re less experienced and smaller than at this point last -{::( "{;{ -.(:( year," says Pickford. ''but we Cerritos bas been picked to win the South -haye plenty of bodies. 'A'C're Coast Conference ta football next season. The qu1cker and we have good poll 'l\'as conducted by tbe circuit's sports in-squad morale. formation directors. "Our objective this spring Cerritos, defending champion, received four was to find people, orientate of the fi ve first place votes with Fullertoa them and get them in their· getting the other one. positions. And I think we did But OCC fini shed No. 2 In the balloting, get. that." ting four voles for seeo"nd place and .one foe . It's in the line that Pickford lhlrd. Fu)Jerton 'l\'B!I tllint In the voting. is most concerned about followed by Salita Ana , San Diego Mesa arid replacing graduatlng<Stars and A1t. San Antonio. Ute Fountain Valley coach Rio Hondo College aquatics coach Lee Arth is currently in '-fexico City, officiating an in- ternational \\'ater polo tournament. Arth is one of t\ro officials selected to ref the five- team tourney. 1hc other is from Cuba. says he's seen several out- -standing -prospects -during the drills. "\Ve ihave some real voids to fill in !he line and \Ve're count· ing on Terry Schuster, Robert Blackburn, Dale Robertson. Dave Budgen, Tim Good- tSee BARONS, Page C4) Sunday, Junt 10, 1973 • DAIL V PILOT (; 3 Keough, Kro1Jipholz Top Area _·. Soo Kings .Pair Honored .-· Ne t Stars ~ Matt Keough and Bruce Most Va I u ab 1 e: Eric John Crimp: A1ost Improved: Krumphob share Sea King or Gulsness: Most Improved : Jack Loreoi: lrfosl Valuable Fall in CIF the yeaJ>'taurels al Corona del Spyro Antypa1. senior: Bruce Krumpholz. ~1ar High School followina Cron Country Junior Varsity -Captain: Orange Coast area entrants Saturday'~.sports. a.war.d..s brul· var.slty .-....Captain: Doug Simon Bough~y: M o.s t were among the earty_,round quet honofing athletes rot the Knapp, Mogt Vatiili?>le-: Doug Valuable: Scott '-1arino; '-lost elimlnees at .the ,CJF Jnvlta- 1972·73 calendar. Knapp; '-1ost Improved : Mike Improved: Mark lo"'rost. tlonal tennis finals Saturday at Krumpholz was n a med r Mei.se.nger; Most Valunblc Frosh-Soph -Captain: Jeff the Balpoa Bay i~:~1Club. player-« the-yeer in-Gl~SenioF-:-Doug-Knapp.-_ ___wncru;J,Wt Valuable_; Ml~e c•-IMJY~.,.. c ,. swimming .and water polo Water Polo Sayer; Most Im'f.ovfd: .leU---"' ea111M •• .,. •ac:"""' c111~ circles and is headed ror Varsity -Captains: Bruce Palmer. .l t lntl• uture a-quatlcrc6mpelifto11-n~rumpholt;-Mosr--valurrbll!. -· Track f lt'lt 1tau.l}d ---'-~ UCLA. Bruce Krumpholz: 11 o s t Varsity -Captain: Doug IL~;;"!~1._!.1181111ndsJ def. M.Slty K h ha k 1•·11 Improved: Kirk D c Va I J e ·. Knapp, Joe Tosti and Marc IV•lgh! <ll..v1tr1" Hut11 cl' 1 ~ eoug WaS 3 S e un Tl,.ornburQ~ ($&nll !11rtMr1 6·1, .... and baseball star for the Sea A1ost. Valuable Senior; Bruce 'Vyrme : Most Valuable : Joe Nl•~ltv f51nra Monltll 1111. OIYI\ ' •r. cd Krum h lz T ti •1 I I cd GI n ($1,tnnv HUii} 6-l. •·I. Kings. ne earn first team P o · os : 1• OS mprov : en N1,1ne1 (Gt~111 l ~-Edltt 1L11 Po. All-League, second team all· Junior Varsity -Captain: Meigs: i\1ost Valuable Senior: 1vl 6·'· ,._ Jl·m Turner ·. •1-t Valuable·. J T 1· Scnoenlleld 111ever1v Hh11 1 '"· area and third team all· 1• "" oe os ),. A1,1•lln 1Ro111,.., H!llsl .. 2. i..i. Orange County honors in Jay Stallman: 11ost lm· J u n j u r Va r s i I y Edw11rd1 cv ... iur•l dtf, M•tlott E~tand•I &-2, ...... • basketball t>.nd is a first team proved: hiike Palmer. hf o st V ~I u ab I e: Alan sn.,..1>e<k fEI Dcwldol del. 5tockm1n ll ~ h Soph C t · F 'I I d 1511n Gorgonlol ,.,. 6-1. selection in a categories as a rros · - a P a 1 n: reeman: '' ost mprove : M,.,,1,, <P.io. Vet"d"l de-I. G11n:11es pitcher in baseball. Robb Weber; Most Valuable: 1\·lark Daukas. CA111~1 IHI ... 2. It's the fu'St time in CdM Jeff Wherry; Most Improved: Frosh·Soph - Most s1e-i 1tw11C history that the No. 1 honor is Mike Sayer. \1aluable: i\latt Baker; ?t1ost 11:;~:,~ ~:;;~,1 ~1~4• d•'· shared by two athletes. Basketball Improved; Dave Day. Nls1l1y CS•nl• Monie•) dtf. N1,1111r V 't C ta' 'l'k !GJMK111l1J 1·S, 6-1. Special ard . ars1 y -ap in : n 1 e Baseball sc'-"illeld 111ev1rty H11111 •er. aw WllUlers: 'Vil\iams; Most Valuable: Edw•rds (\181'1h.lr•l 6-2. 6-1 . Football Casey Jpnes and Jeff VarsitY ~ -Captain: Bob Marnn CPalOI "''°"') ditf. 'l\trbec'( It. C t · B · Palmq; Most Valuable: Bob (El 0ot~l .. 2. '-'· Vars y -ap a1ns: r1an \Vharton: Most Improved: -··• •-cl J Tosi. d P·t ·palmer: Most Tmproved: Jer· '"' emens, oe 1 an " Marc Attlesey; Most Valuablt! Lynch; Most 'Valuable: Bob Senior: ~I:itt Keou"h. ry Kohler ; i\-lost Valuable J • Most fmpro d Mark t:> Senior: Matt Keough. ones: ve : Junior Varsity ·-Captain: G It M I V I b I Junior \fartiti· ....:.. Captain: arra : os a ua e Trav1·s T ucker: Most Se · G \Vh I Rhett Tucker: Most Valuable : nior: reg ce er. Valuable: Sean Reily.· Most So "· c t · Do i\lark F r a 11 k I i n ; !\'lost puumore -ap ains 11 Improved : Chris Baker. Iv It St ve •1 ·,, and ln1proved: l\likc !\'lurphy. a son, e aroY.'l Sophomore -n -ptain: P;:iu l d •1 k M 11 •1 st ...,,., Frosh-Soph -Captain: Br<1 1• ar ax we : 1' 0 Anderson: Most Valuable: \laluable: Mike Ferraro; ~1ost .Jeff Fraass·. 'lost !mpro,•<d : Greeley; 11ost Valuable: Doug I cd K · p k 1• Johnson : 1'1 o s I tinproved : mprov : cv1n ar · ~-1o·kc •1urpliy. I h C t · 11 1• Chris lial . Fres man -a P a 1 n 5 : Freshman -Captain: Rich Tennis Gary Guisness, Bill J\1oore, Nebb ·. 11ost Valuable: Rich ff ~· \1arsity -Capt<1in : Je Nebb : Most lmprovcd: Jeff Oyer; 1'1ost Valuable: Dan WrlQht lllev ... ly Hiiis) dt-1. Nl!Sl•Y !Sinta MOt'ilcaJ 1...i. &-1. Schoenrlttd flltverll' H!Us) llof.- Marlln lP•lot Vera") •1, 7-6. """'I• .Schoenl!eld !lltvt'f"IY Hlltsl dei. Wrl11hl Clleverly Hlll1) 6-l, 6-I. Oe\lblH Plr1t ltOUnd Elllt'ftbranct.Wiiikle-r (P~los v.,..otw;I Clel. Br1i.sll!f·Gr19g C5outh HlllsJ 6·~. 6· '· F•rbef"·Oll•rbt! 15111'111 11.trblra) de!. !llOOd·Hols1 C5onor11) 7-6, S-7. t.-0. H;oys-KaUm11n lS1,1n"y H!ll') def, T1ke.,.ama-8llnd1 {NOl'"lh Torr•nc:tl ,..., S-7, '"'· JacllbWf'l·5maH CN--t H11rborl def. Jthnk•·Slmon !Arcffl1) 7-6, 6·1. Vallely To Stage Basketball Camp Fundamentals or offense and defense will be stressed at John Vallely's annual basket· ball clinic at Orange Coast CoUege, June 18-22. Arth \YBS recently named to the in· temational section of the U.S. AAU water polo committee whicti. selects !he coaches and players to participate in international v.•ater polo games and detennines other business concerning the national polo program. CdM Girls Overwhelmed Ruzicka. Gerken ; '-fost Improved - Wrestling Robert Gustarson : Most \1arsity -Captain: J\lark Valuable Senior: Jeff Oyer. Koch-Schmidt ($onort) def. JohftMn- !181'1son CMLr11es11J &-7, .. ,, 1·5. • W•llH-Stmlll!IS (North Torr111'1C1)' de'!. W•mmtck-W1mm1ck (Glend1le) '- l , 74>. j ... Vallely, a former .Corona del 11ar, OCC and UCLA student, will conduct the clinic. The clinic is organized for boys eight lo 14 years of age and meels J\tonday through . 1'"'riday from 9:30 a.m. to I p.m. The registration fee is $35. Those wis hing lo register may do so by ph9ne or mail or al !he OCC gymnasium !he firsl day of lhe clinic. Jn addition to receiving inst ruclion in the fundamentals. bovs Y.1ill be divided into teams y,·ith each squad· participating in an organ- ized league during !he week. Benny Ricardo, OCC's place-ki cker £or the put l'll'O seasoas, bas been given a full ride to San Diego Siate. Ricardo was all set for the University of HD'll·ali and even spent lbree days there befor:e baUing out ror the Border City. 'occ ba~ball coo~~ Barry \\1allace is top- seeded in the A divi~""'ion of the Caliiomia out· i:loor handball championships June 30 and July I at Santa Ana CoU.£gc. \Yallace is the defending slate champion and also "·on the title in 1969. The A division is the No. I bracket. MANHAITAN BEACH - Corona de! Mar's duo of Lorna and Terry Watt advanced to the quarter-finals of t'1e CJF girl's ba<lml n ton cham- pionships before b e i n g eliminated at the 1\fanhattan Beach Badminton Club Satur· day afternoon. The Sea Kings sister com· bination fell before the No. I seeded Mira Costa pair, 2-15 and 0-15 in the championship bracket. Orange Coast 'area girls in !he consolation bracket had . Save up to •eo on auto air conditioners. Save•eo Reg. 259.95. Sale 199.95. CC·Trlmllne 1lr conditioner for American •nd foreign can. Th• ultimate in slimline slyling. Fe1ture1 pre-chlll, dl•l 1wltche1, tour louwr1. Save•3o Reg. 229.95. S1~ 199.95. CC-30 auto 1ir condllioner. 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Dosier; Golf Luld-Mlll.,. (Foo!hlll) dtl'. Bl.llhm&n- BtH CRlv .. 1ld1 PolYl 6-'L ~ • Ke411>W11lk.,.. (Avlatlan) def. O'lt.llHY' Spltr (Newport Harbor) '-7• 7-Y.' ; Stc-',.1t....i Ellentirend-Wlnkt.., (P1io. V'"'"I de-!. Ftrbar·Ottarbe (51nli !ltrber1) 1· '· S-1. u . . . . .. HIYl·K•liman (51,thh"f HUI•) cter. After losing her first round match, Huntington Bea c-h lligh's Ellen1e lark b,reezed in· to the finals where she lost her .first set, ll-5. She bounced b8ck, however, to win 11-6 and then I t-2. Junior Varsity -Captain: Captain: '-1ark ·Ho rn er: Ken Noga\va; Most Valuable: ·11ost \1aluable: Mark Horner; '-·lark Reuter: Most Improved: 1\1ost J1nproved: Matt Kalbak; i\1ark DeMille. Most Valuable Senior: Jim Frosh-Soph -Cap t·a i n : McNally. 1\lark 1\1 ax we I I; Most Carlo Tosti Award: Pat J&eobltnl5m•H (NtwPOrt Htrt>Or) >'' 6'4. • w1te1 ... S•m1,1tls C Nll!'"lh Torranctl det. Koch-Schmidt CSono<al 6·1, 7·S. ., Kelso-W•lktr tAYl11!on) dfl. l1,1ld· Mill .. 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Steve Ry!, wi ll be m~g. Ryan has been pl gued with wa?king: pneumonia for l\\'O \\·ifks and finds himself too "'eak 10 paniclpate in the toll['tlament accourding t o coach Jerrv Hulbert. ~ UC!. squad will consist of five players including Gary Singer. Steve Robertson. John Bfi1endine , Joe ~rard and Dennis Foster. Robertson averaged 75.5 st~s per round for 35 makhes during the season Sund1y, June 10, iq73 wbtle Singer aVeraged 76 .. 0 for Li.....:.;; 38 ~~·:€rages-ior the uc1 Tennis Award Winners teMn that is making ils first Win1'ing team captain in the Hill and Harbor Tennis aps)earance in the NCAA event League accept awa rds at a luncheon Tuesday. From include Brizendine at 77.4: left are: Feryne Margolin, Tustin Hills D team cap· Gihrd at 77.8; and Foster at 7&:c. Gerard was averaging • tain; l\tarcy Saltz and Clarice Morrison, Tustin Hills C team co-captain and Sharon Hulst, E1nerald Bay B team captain. 7? .f1>er round. ·,Only Singer has h a d -pceviou NCAA-e xperience._ Gary finished 14th in the tournament last year, missing th9 "university division event by t~·o places. He finished 12 strokes behind the indivrdual Disast~ous-Day fo~Area-Area Legion Slate Set leader. ,CALYPSO ~S,.ct•Mr Tl S1llet hi ""'" 1714) 141·7010 . Cllyp .. Sllllnt A1tecl1tl9fl "HIW" C11 U'1 11.1i 11r lllllr/h•ll 11•Y Newpon e It....,.. e M1rln1 D_. lt•Y 1114)· '41·1100 or 121J) '1J·4lll American Legion Teams Bill Springman and Mau Keough hit solo home runs. but the San Clemtnte A team still lost 7·6 to Pacifica ,to Oecome one of five Orange Coast area teams to lose in American Legion baseball ac·· tion Saturday. In other games. the San Clemente B tean1 lost to BARONS ... Tustin f>-4. Fountain Valley fell to visiting Santa Ana $-1, Mission V~jo was bombed by Garden Grove 12·2 at Mission Viejo, and .\Vestminster was blanked by Buena Park 2..(1. M!Hiotl Vll]I 111 .. ' ""' 3 0 0 0 ' Rlch1r.:lson, ss Whl!I, 2b . SlnclSlfodl, lb Sc""'ldl, c Rommel, cl H1ncock, lb Dent.more, !I T11ylor, rl Chlshotm, p l<efHilen, p To!1ls SCOA "" lnnintl • 0 1 0 • 0 1 0 • 1 I 0 • 1 1 0 l "O 1 0 l c 0 1 J O ·O C 2 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 32 1 s 1 ' H ' G1rd1M Grove 000 l:H 00:1-U I• 2 Mis1Jon• Vlelo 000 200 OOG-2, s s W'11IM1111r.r (I) Br•Oley, er Four games comprise the schedule for Orange Coast area American. L e g i o n baseball teams today. Westminster will be invOl'ved in the only night game, an 8 o'clock matchup a g a in s t Anaheim at La P a I m a Stadium in Anaheim. In other games, San Cle- mente's A team takes on La Habra. San Clemente B faces ~ission Viejo. and Fountain Valley meets Garden Grove in afternoon contests. • Lo s Alamitos Race Results Wrest1ing Program Set A summer ~>restling pro- gram. sponsored by the Hun. tington B ca c h Recreation DeP1!f!men_!, will begin at Golden \\'est College Thurs- day. The program is open to elementary, junior high, high school and college wrestlers with ins truction given by Golden West coach Dale Def. fner and W.. high llChool roaches Myron Miller (Marina), JelT)I St. Clair (Huntington Beach) and Terry LorentzEtt (Edison), Interested -athletes m a y participate by reporting tJ Golden \\'est's wrest.ling roo1n en the second floor of the recreation education building. It begins at 6:3Q p.m. Cost or the program is $1. LEASE ••• Mercury Full M1inten1nce L.e11ing ... You r Choice, Nowl 540-5630 ohnson&son l-$1•-.i · 2626 HARBOR BL.VO .• COSTA MESA • MO·M30 (Continued from Page Cl I inanson aoo Phil Cowper to help. Keough, a Corona de! ~1ar standout, put one over the left centerfield wall at the Bonita Canyon field in San Clemente in the first inning, and Spring- man 's belt in the sixth gave San Clemente a short-Jived $-4 lead. But Pacifica struCk for three runs ln the seventh to win the gsme. Tom Zanotti doubled in two runs in the ninth !inning, but San Clemente's B team fell short in its rally against International League r iv a I Tustin. The winners got to San Clemente starter Dan Dodd for three runs in the last two innings to notch the win. G. Rungo. c Wl!Hele'( SS C. Rurtge, 111 Accomancio, 2D H1!e, rt Swh>gle, rf Haule, p11 Rlcll1rds. p-Jo Rosef'I, ll·P Loomer, lD Spoonmort, II Alt r II rill ' 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 • 0 0 0 j 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 OPEN DAILY 10-10; SUNDAY 10-7 SUN., MON., TUES'., WED. HERBERT L. MILLER TIRE CO, INC. SINCE 1920 SANTA ANA 209 Bu'h St. S47·8201 COSTA MESA 1739 SUPERIOR ... ,, ... , ...... .. Ph. b42 ·3l84 PLACENTIA 144 So. Bradford I Blo<k ~ of lha~mon 524-9280 ORANGE 1100 No. Tustin {ll1tw•t• l1hll• & Celhao l ...... , ........... , 1ffltt 532-3383 ·•Also ~·e have Gary Hoyme and Homer Hanna to work with along with Dave Mackley at linebacker and Jerry Grun- dy. I'm pleased with oll ol these boys, although there are some others that I've also got high hopes for/' add S Pickford. Fountain Valley !has some solid prospects in the backfield and outside for quarterback candidate ·Dan Troop to toss at. Ben Dodson, Rick Hatfield and Rick Tessier are returning lettermen a n d newcomers ~1Jke Marquez, Jerry Jolley and Bob -1bomton have been imlftSSive. Lettermen Dan M a 1 t b y , ·Scott Napp, Bill Ogden, Steve Thompoon, Doug Wlbon, Bob Patison and f\-ianuel Perez also make <he Fountain Valley pic- ture bright for the tm sea.am. The last four years have prod6ced a winning seasOO each time out lot Pickford in his ..seven-year stint. Rick Case scored Fountain Valley's· only run on a passed ball as the losers could only manage two hits against Santa Ana, and host \Vcstminster 's total offense was a pair of singles by Gary Rungo and Tim Rictlards in the loss to Buefll' Park. John Densmore's sacrifice fiy scored one run for Mission Viejo, and another came in on a pused ball, but Garden Grove's 14-hit attack proved unbeatable. ...... s.tl Ci.mtnle A I•) •brhbrl Sorl1><1m•n! 3b 4 1 20 o' McComo, !Kt J O ·~f'l:'"ib'' ~ l , 1 leu ,lb ,~ojg Ne IMll, rf 4 .~·I I 0o Stew Mlklos, er • thom1to11. c ' 0 0 Scol\ Miklos. II 4 O o' ~ow er, p 3 0 Tor•l1 3S S S Sur. IY tn11h1t• ' HE P1c111c1 002 m 30G--T 11 J S•n ClemtnM 103 001 IOll----4 S l Tot1ls 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 ] 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 JO 0 2 0 ICkl IY 1111111•• 9!Afll P1rk Wa.rmln11er . 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Mtrro Alum • .Jlln• 12 STOCKS TO BE A.OMITTED TO THE AMEX AllMAC Enlerprh1s-JUM IJ T1tt1nr tnd. 111e . .J11n. 11 Dvn•ltdnlrl Cotp.-HM1 Elec:lfic Gr!. Wnt1rn Fl11.<hlco Sav. lo l..01111 t:~~ll!e Corp.-Prl.....,1111 "°""t ~rad. Norton Ce1.-Newlon Glove Inc, R.,l1nt:• El.·Loraln Prllducrt. STOCK SPLITS Em•r1o11n Elecl·.2·tor·l CASH·EXTRA OIVIOENDS co11pg11ATE "IA.ME CHAN~ES I... s. Starin~ ~l~Xl·V•n orp., lrorn Giibert l•xl-Vt~ OIVIOENOS A:EOVCEO HrQhl•ndC•ollll from Prfe• C•ollal Get!. C•bl .. UVK from 20c W1vr.1-Golwrd-Uc frorn ltc ACQUISITIONS, MERGERS •nd PRELtMINP.llV NEGOTIATIONS OIVIOENDS OMITTED .,,,.,_ Aaronamks-Soulflern Gold Inc. Wolverln• World WIO• Alco Cheni.-tncl. PrOCl,·Nlll, F"tn<• Co. Brown Co.·Slerllno Pulp & F11per Co. Cena Cor., .. unlled llnource1 Inc. COPYRtGHT ltn llV UNI TED PAESS INTERNAT10NAI.. .I NY Ups and Downs A~IEX Ups, Downs N•w Yori! 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Oft ~ Woodwork Firm Billion Buck B_usiness· Cited for Safety Liquor Store Lucrative But Fraught With Prob-Wms With more than 80 percent and have abet t er -than· liability claims, workmen's of all Americans admitting to average flair for marketing. compeDa.ation and burglary. taking a drink now and then _ For those who see the Robbery and pilferage ""' two to the point where they spend business as more than an idle of lhe most pen:lstent haurda: some $23 billion to indulge _ dream, however, the Bank or ot the business, according to the idea of having your own Ji. America report ofrers a the report. Only by watching trenda, lleedJnc abifta bt -drinking habits ~ploylhe creattve -· I ' l I • I ' I -' ' I :--' Assistant Secretary of Labor John H. Stender last week said , that al"-ll the lumber and wood products Industry has an "-1arming" nwnber of in- jarleo, .... company ..... empllfies what t would Uke to see ln every industry in the oaUon.'' average was %3. The figure for Weyerhaeuser sawmills was only 3, while the industry recorded 21. C o m p a n y plywood mills had 2 lost-time 1cddenLB per million man- hours, compared to industry's 15. quor store business might detailed analysis of the re· Another i m po r t a n t con- seem an easy way to make a quirements for opening an in-sideration is financing. Most steady income. dependent liquor store in banks limit term loans to 50 dlllng slr*llies can he~ to pnooper In the comJ>e!llJ>: · llqUO< market pleco.'' '~ report-concludel. ~: • - Stender emphasi~ed that "safety records don't coroe by a c c I d en t . . . .and l iiir:.C::-ri, Weyerhaemer's example ex- emplllies what 1 would lll:e to see 1n every indllltry 1n the nation." Unfortunately, the road lo California, the means or percent of the tOlal cap!W ,... securing financing , problems q u i re m e n t . The Small prosperity isn't necessarily peculiar to the business, good Business Administration offers paved with empty whiskey s.. ••• • • d he dir finan botUes, according to a detailed ui.mmess practices, an ot r ect cing under similar report on Independent liqoor pertinent facts. tenns. store.s released last week by "At first glance, the liquor The liquor store owner will Today, for lnilance, id!. · people favor "lip ready!".' • mixable beverageo wi!i .. : potency and smoother 1'avorit.s Include • v~1 k>w-alcohol wines '' _,,...pp1ng scotch. uleoln<naHd13 ' Slender, administrator or the OCCUpaUonal Safety and Health Act (OSHA), Identified Weyerboeuler i::o., u the firm with the 1nc1ua1ry ... 1tlng safe. ty rocord. Speaking to tome 10,000 na· llollal safety leaders attending the Western Safety Congms In Anaheim, Stender recalled that abof1ly artef OSHA was established, the department of labor launched Its "Target 1nc1ustrY Program." T h e lumber and wood producls bt- dultry wu one of five OSHA •1argrtt1'1 having the worst Olllety recorda under the pn>- vlsiolll of the na_tional safety act. He said that "companies don't work aafely -employes do. Safety Is achieved by team effort with all of us worldng togetbtr .... union manage- Bank oC America. business appears irresistible be faced with stiff competition -easy operation, big demand Crom supennarkets, depart- The privately-0wned liq_uor and-quick turnover. But many ment stores, diJCOWlt houses 1970 ' and 15 percent ln ~ ,.. store can be and often is a have learned the hard way d ti tore chain 1 profitable way to make a 1·1v-an quor s out els there is no retail utopia." the -all competing for consumer ing, acconiing to the bank's report says. volume. In order to stand up caJllomla ·leads the nati consumption at a rate the naUonal average. ment. . . .company manage-•a.-r.L•-...a ment. . . .and your federal government. I !mow the com- pany'• record wouldn't be what It Is today without the cooperaUve efforts of the lnternatlollal Wood-workers of America and the lumber pro- duction &-Industrial workers.'' NEWPORT FIRM FORMS FOREIGN BRANCH Richard L•llch of Leltch-Ktyotokl·Belt m--' recent "Small B .. ·•-·· Bel he sto u;," ...._........., ore can open a re, to this compeUtion, he may Reporter." But the operator the businessman has to apply find It necessary to keep has to be willing and able to and pay for a lloenae which longer hours, offer non-liquor cope with licenses, heavy in-may cost as little u $4,000 in items and provide o t b e r suranre, toogh competitioo, a San FrandlCO to 133,000 In services such as r,.. delivery high frequency rate of robbery Orange County, to u much as and extended credit. Ecology Fees• ;1 Newport Firm Forms International Division ·At $1 Billion'i . NEW YORX (UPI) :.l American indllllry will .;i1 •1 billion on polluUon al:i'- Dlf.flt tn tm, the research f management consulting fl of Arthur D. UtUe, le~ Ollimates. '1'9tal expend! "According to the latest statistics available to us, the rate wa.s 34.1 Injuries per million man-hoW'S worked (for the lumber and wood products industry)," Stender said. Weyerhaeuser's rate was 4.:1:&. The nation's top safety 1eader ·said that "In the na· Uonal safety council 1972 standingJ, Weyerhaeuser took 9 ol the top 11 places In the logging category: 9 or the top 10 In a oawmilllng, and 6 of the top 7 places in plywood. and piUerlng, heavy regulation $46,000 ID El Dorado County. Wbere he opens IOI" business by the state and other prob-He must ollo obtain apedal Is as much a critical element !ems whldl go with the •lier's and health permits business. in his succesa or failure as and pay a special $54 federal how he conducts that busines8. In addition, the rep>rt says, tax. He al.so needs extensive "Since all merchants atock the operator must have a good iMurance to cover property essentially the same merchan- locatlon, be able to keep oo damage personal Injury or di t the Formation or Richard Leitch formation of a se para te ' se a same statewide top of shifting taste trends, "false a r re s t ' ' protection, ri d International (RLI ) lo provide dJ vision." says Leitch, "is P ces, any a vantage a store worldwide land planning and keyed lo the fact that land owner may have over nearby architectural services t o planning American style is La Ge CAR competitors is usually in loca~ developers and home builders virtually unknown abroad." guna fs E Unit lion," the Barut of America has been announced by Leitch· Recently profiled in Paris report says. Kiyotoki·Bell, of N e w port Match (September, 1972) as The liquor store owner also for capttal goods by • business should total billion thts year, the firm. He said at that time, Weyerhaeuser was singled out as being one o( the safest and most responsible companies within the forest products In- dustry. ' 'Weyerhaeuser's example shows how sale high-hazard ind111trles can be because !lie compeny with cooperatiOn of lls employes and their unions has improYed oo Ill prevlOUI excellent NCO<d and achieved the acdalm of a iunber o1 national and west c o a a t organizations," Stender said. th adin t f PUD' Com p re he n s i v e Care lients are provided in the unit. has to be aware of ••••-'•• Beach. e le g exponen o a .... ~ ---•--- hlch Fr I Corporatioo, a Newport Beach Heavy emphasis is placed on consumer trends. 1......-. ,... 111_._11 Last year, Weyerhaeuaer had ala: accldenll In !Is logging opec;aUons for every rriifiion man·hours )OOrked. Industry East-West Trade Seminar ·Planned for Wednesday . - RLI will function as a -w in ance are re er-the I h I - diviskm of the land planning red to as ''country clubs", ~ oompeny specializing in C<lWlSe.ling a c 0 0 le· "To nm a profitable opera----•----"- Lei ch 'd ·~•~ -• bill tloo Individual and group COWl!el-lion, the liQuor retailer must 0tt1ui sa.ut1-1t...._.1 ... flnn 1'hldl, in the past 20 t aai : alUJI~ .-a1a · 'ta treat· ing bas been expanded to in-move with the ........ ....i ..... scene. av APPOlfllTMlfllT Ollt..Y years, bas designed some "Fact Is Euro Pe an ment, bu 1 mp I em en t e d elude the family an dl,fiiii;~~~~-§-.. ~-~§~~~iii~~iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiii 90,000 unita and been involved architects are evrzy bit 81 alaiholic rehabilitation pro-employer-employe oounseling. II In the plaMing for more than good U American o.nes: In ~m• called CARE in geoeral ca.e h!Jtorles cl discharged ••ooo most Instance• their e--~ • 'IV, acres. acute hospitals. -patients reveal that 65 percent "Jn the ne:ar tuture we en-responsibilities and 9COpe of The investor-owned health maintain sobriety. vision a majOr trend which · autho!ity exceed that of-their care company and the-general The CARE Unit for genera) will see more and more American counterparts. But hospital become partners in hospitals was initiated at American builders expanding 'A'.hen it ~mes to land plan· the delivery of total health South Coast C o m m u n i t y to overseas markets in Europe ning, ~ericans not, only think care for the community. The Hospital , a nonprofit conr and the Fai-East,'' said of esthetlcs but they re ~ually CARE Uni~ leases beds from munity-owned facility In Soulh Richard Leitch, FAIA. aware or. ~he ~oom1? and the general hospital or works""· baguna. Comprehensive Care "K f & n <! d merchandising implications. (or a fee for service ar-Corporation plans. to apen ad· -· I 1•-·1 M rket!Dg Tnde .is Booming" at the . au man ro,a an "The major contribution we l Co I t edi I d' I al ·is In I 11111:: n rt1a 1vuo a Levitt are already ln ~· can make is in planning and rangemen . mp e e m ca 1t on uni genera Assoctatl of Orange County luncheOO meetlng. Soon .o~~crs wUI be 1n hot design," notes Leitch." ,1As for and rehabilitation treatment hospitals. Several sites are (!MA) Is pomorlng with All memben""' urged 11> pursuit, he added. implementatlDn that c an Rfor~tjlheiialcOOiiiColii:<leilipeniiidcniC.ii:t iipai·iiinoawlbe~ing~ev~a~lu~aiitedm. aiil-11 ~~ Ora~eof ~ ~~~ ~t;~ .Leltch's. firm Is one of t~e always be bett~ done by an I Cl>amber cl Commerre a 000 Beach Room, the Fullerton ·pioneers m the planned urut architect on the scene who Is ANNOUNGIN· rA ALE day tut..West '1\-ade <-•••• Room and the -Porlc development concept, Its first familiar with codes and the u-:; WednMday at the ~ major showcase being The local labor aod material . Scheduled to aet under ny Pre-registration ts l must ten years ago. economics of building." c.on.-Cenler. ::" from l:IO p.m. to S:lO Bluffs on Irvine Ranch almost re'°urces which affect the PLACERG 0 L D· . . at t a.m. In the Slnla Ana and 110 tlckota will be oold at Since then, the company has RLI wW opel'llle on the Boom, the oeminlr will open the door. For lnformoUon, call been called up o n by same principle lntematlonally, with a wetcomJnc address to the Orange Cba ber deVelopers throughout t h e where the ~uirement of lMA members, Eastern Bloc cl Commerte ~. m U.S., Mexico, In Tllhlli, "local kno.w·how is even moro Nations and tho l'oopl"' Jtltlsh C o I u m h I a • the Important be<ause of the great RepubUc of Chlnl, by Bahama~. Spain and Sa rdinia . degree or goverMlent regula· Chairman -Kenne_th_E_._"_•~ge_h...,...Fullerton1 1F~1~·r~1~11:~--=";:M~•J;::o'=:":"'°:n=:'°:r::-:::the=:":·o:n :ab:roa=d'::,"=b_e _sa_1d-:-.---1 ol F-ullertoo. --= ·- Throughout the morning, 'A ' . I d I SILVER-GQL i. talks w111 be gl•en on."Mark.i cqutres ..an Jill{' _ _ Jill{' P,roflles" "Marketing Tedi-.999 PURE SILVER INGOTS -MEDALS -·cotNS nlqucs.'I "Negotiating 'Sal.. Earth & Ocean Science Cootracts" and Federal Tools Corp. of Fullerton annou nced PLACER GOLD $125 PER OUNCE Available." the acquisition of 1.5 million 979-5642 • FREE BROCHURE • 979-8343 David C. Buxbaum, prcsJ· acres " prime mahogany .,.oo,~v1NE !NNrA!r110•1),SU11·e 115.NPT eE ACHt 2iseo dent, May Lee Industries, forest In the state of Mato -Inc., wlll opeaJ< oo "O!lna Grouo, Brull. UNIVERSAL TRADE COMPANY ----·-' .. -----~- ONLY 1,000 OUNCES AVAILABLE .1.r ·s12s.oo PER OUNCE You Con Legally Own Ploctr Gold, "Natu rol. Gold Right Out Of The Mine." ' -• A Hedgo Aga nst lnflatton, D-tvaluatlon, Or Possiblt Dtprtsslon. ----· . ·- HUGH MYNATT NOW REPRISENTING Johnson & Son .LINCOLN,MER€URY "tlome of the new car 11Golden Touch" 540-5630 2626 Horbor Blvd. Cosio Meoo • • • • ·' . • ~Atlanta S~ving . c ·ity from Ghetto 0 ATLANTA, Ca. (AP) -A mansion clean and sttged an Restoratioo Inc. and com-s-.J fight lo kill one er· has deslgned a ltnd uae plln 11'1ghborl-1 of decaying Vic-open howle during Christmas mltted themselv .. 10 reclaim· ,pre-ay_ projoc:t and lie up Io r I h e 17 5 -h o • • • !Orlan numsions bas be<n res· 19'10. Some l!OO vlsllon 'lumed Ing ·the neighborhood from .. -anolher ID J11iia.tloa. ·11_.i,,c, .. ~)~. cued from a ghetto fate by --young Atlantans taking 8 gam· out and a handful · of them slwn lords. C 8 DAILY PILD r SuflSla7, Jun. 10, 197J < Real Estate Questions/Comme~t By Realtor Randall McCardle ble on inner-c1ty restoration. purchased houses tbt' winter. About 100 b o u s e s are in What is 1 good Nal est1te Investment •t this The towering, stately struc-90me stage or restoration, time? How do I 1n1lyie 1 prop9rty? 11 there 1 lures, situated a mile from tbe NOW SOME 200 Atlantans with the new _owners llving·in WE WILL SELL YOUR HOME formuli to follow? Where do I begin? I will not center of town, were built in -most of whom are and doin8 most of the work -4% hive• Jot of money, but want to get 1t1rtitd. I have· the 1890s as the homes of the potentially a ff I u e n t p~ themselves. -----:ao'7uplax 1 coulifM ll If I nftd more----,.;,oney to get \ R£A[-(STAJ£ new city's first wealthy cliSS. fessionals in their eaf'ly aos1-IPR has -joined other com- 11 good de11I or would that be wiM? ~ But alter the tum ol the cen-have joined Inman Park munity organizations in a 642·2991 --------· ------'--'J.-8.,.Nowpo<Lludi_~------.-.-J'--'tul'j+.!Jw>galoWLCmwr-""'Ulll'J. ~fany wOuld-be investors look around until the I us h , magnolia-lined , they find something that "looks good" to them, landscape and many original then start making offers, believing that if they can £" _\ F. owners moved out of this first h rt f 1 th th · t d they ~asl ' · trm garden suburb lo new e r get t e prope Y or ess an e pnce quo e developments. By the 1950s, have made a good deal. This, of course, is not th'e the houses were in the hands approach to u_se in selecting an investment; that is Expandm" g or absentee landlords who an investment that is personalized to d~ the best carved the once handsome job for you. rooms into seedy, rent-by-the. First, you must determine what are your goals Overseas -week apartments. and objectives. Second, check all your assets; de- termine the total amount of cash, trust deeds, other real or personal property that you can use to ac- quire an investment. A word of caution here, too many are using most of their, cash resources to acquire the prop- erty; and because of this are losing their staying power. When used· properly, leverage is greal Too much leverage, however, can turn your investment into a tiger that will eat you alive. ~eal estate investing demands-that you have adequate amounts of cash~ or sufficient resources to meet unexpected cash requirements. I have seen too many investors sell because they did not have the staying power, when if they could have re- mained in title for a slightly longer period, their yield could have been much -greater ... and I must admit that I have been in that position myself and~11-hurts. • There are ways of avoiding this; one of which is to hang on to your cash by using trust deeds or other property you own as the down payment A recent example -· an investor came to us with $20,000 and was concerned that with this amount of money he would not be able to buy the type of property he desired and needed for a tax shelter. · After a· counseling session, we decided to create a $22,000 second trust deed against his home and a $13,500 first trust deed on some Ari- zona· property he had ·owned forever. We then ex- changed this $35,500 in trust deeds plus a free and clear Jot he owned in Big Bear for the equity in a 22-unit apartment building; Those units are. now saving income tax dollars as well as building an estate for our investor. He's happy because be bas cash for some improvements he feels are necessary plus a healthy reserve for contingencies. Being able to make an investment gave him that all important feeling of accomplish· ment and having the cash on hand gave him and his wife peace of mind. Before you begin to analyze any propertr. dis· rover your own personal motivations, capabilities, and limitations. A rule we follow, the property and t he purchasers must relate well to one another on all important factors -or we back off; don't force a transaction. A real estate investment can do several things. It can provide a shelter against income taxes, create an estate by building an annuity income, be a hedge against our inflationary economy, or be a deveJoir ment opportunity. You must decide what is most important to you as no one property covers all the bases. Analyzing the property can be tricky, but is not difficult. The important factors you will want to concern yourself with are: Income, actual. and scheduled. ExpenM, forget .fOrmUlas and rules of thumb; they're just not reliable. · Net Income, one of the best yard sticks is what is left over after all the bills are paid. Improvements, age, size, design, quality, and romance. location, location-location-location. Financing, what it is today and what it may be when you go to sell. Leverage, a healthy ratio that wears well on you. Tix Consequences, project yourself into the new property. Consider depreciation and amortiza·. tion. Price, no( as important as you might think. Better to pay more and obtain the property that works best for you than to buy a "bargain." A MOVE!\1ENT to reclaim Formation of.Richard Leitch the mansions from slum lord s International to p r o v i d e worldwide land planning and architectural services t o developers and home· builders has been announced b y Leitch/Kiyoloki/Bell , of New· port Beach. RLI will function as a began three years ago, when designer Robert Griggs bought a three-.story house, which had 38 tenants in five apartmetM. The city had filed six p<'ges of code violations against the house. Junked cars a n d garbage filled the streets. Gun· fire was heard nightly. Adding to the risk of investn1cnt. two I division or the noted land plan-expressway projects we r el ning finn which, in the past 20 aimed through the comunity. years, has designed some '"This restoration movement lved got started because I lied for a ~,000 units ~nd been in;x> year," said Griggs, 35. "I told in the planning for more than people that it was just 40,000 acres.- - -anything and-everything to get "In the near future we en-wonderful out here. I did vision a major trend which anything and everything to get will see more and more people to move in, including American builders expanding renting trucks and using my to overseas markets in Europe back ... Now it is wonderful." and the Far East,"· said Griggs knocked out the ten- Leitch. ement walls, scrubbed his new --~ ..._ __ --..,...,.. __ _ - ""'F '} __ :;;. ... r- 4<£•. ---;tr--,_ ' --·- • 1 Livin~ at Lagurla NigUel .is a breeze~· The fresh ocean air billows out a fleet of white sails, and it also pro- vid.., a smog-free atmosphere in which all of our friendly Laguna Niguel resident. Jive. And there's --solJ!ething els& about t.liis mag- 'lbwnhomes. They're all here in every cleaired pdce range from $84,950 to $86, 700. And prices for our CUBtom·home·sites range from.$18,000 to $135,000. Luxury apartments, too. Don't mill ·being a part of this kind of Jiving llllY longer. It's sometbiilg very ll)ll!cial. DIRECTIONS: From Loe Angelel, go south on the San Diego/Santa Ana Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway exit. Right (approximately 1 mile) to Sales Information Oflice. ' nifi~nt ·s,ooo acre ·planned com- munity: it has the greatest variety o! hom.., and custom home sites in Southern California. Homes. Q Condominiums. Garden Homes. \ Put a lift in your life ... today come to ~ Laguna Niguel • the choice community RaDCbo Bernafdo and Village Park, otberflna N-'Inm by AftoCommunity DeveJopen. lne. D (714) 49M040 830-6060 kies J ~ -- EDITOR 'S NOTE: RmKfall R. Mccardle is an in· Nstment analyst, college Lecturer, and author of "Real Estate ill California." Send you.r comments and questions ta Randall R. McCardle. cf o the Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa lifesa 92626. ~~-~ ~--~ It's all part of the No Waste · Builders Using Garbage URBANA, lll. (AP) -Wallboards out of corn cobs. -Chairs out of cOffee grounds. A University of Illinois researcber says he has de-1 I veloped ways to convert such everyday wastes a.s cofCee grounds, com syilks and cobs, Christmas trees and saw- dust into building materials. Dr. Poo Chow, professor of wood science, observes that factori es which manufacture instant coffee have grounds "piled up like mountains." AND, lfE NOTES farmers in Illinois grow nearly one billion bushels or corn a yea r, each yielding 12 to 17 bushels ol cobs. Corn stalk fibers are stronger than some wood fibers, Chow said In a interview, because they are longer. Chow, a native of Shanghai and T__aiwan; said the use ol waste fiber materials can save lumber and trees, im· prove the environment and yield a profit. He added, how· ever, that further studies must be dooe t.o detennlne lbe ecooomic feasibility ol his research. In developing waDboerd, acoustical tile and boards from wastes, Chow says he has used still another waste product, t~ poisonous liquid which often. pollutes streams I I ·near some )!llper mills. 1 I TIRS LIQUID conttins llgnin, the adheslve'which holds I wQ9d together. It ·is removed in the process of sepa1aling fibers for manulacture of cardboard. While. &ollw..., waJtes In the Soutb and Wesl have bttn used Jn the r:ntnufacture of particle boord, until now there bas been little UIO for hardwood wastes. Chow said. : Coffee grounds. which result 1n an aromatic wood-like tnateriai, are bounil wilh a different chernlcal. The grounds, Chow , has found,· can be molded tnto producls such as chain .• ' -· ~ BIG Ufeat 1'TORTH ~ ~ The Lake Life Place to Be z, From the San Diego Freeway, take El Toro Road north 1 mll e 10 Jeronimo, then left (west) to Canada Go right on Canada to the furn ished models on the lake. Open D11ily 10 a.m. to dusk. • 800:.0:8 1nLAKE ·· ·'· FORESt The home• •1vlroli11Mnt; lfle emlroe•llftt • holne. Nearly every superb North Shores home Iron ta on New l.alce m Lake Foreet. Air 10 clean, you can•t.-11 at all. Off to the north, purple mountalna agalnat Iha sky. At one end of your lot, the clear blue aparkle of New Lake. And · at the center of It au, your honie; an enduring expr-lon of all that's good In modem planning ... for thoee who've earned fhe best! AllometoMll?l.Mkhow ___ lt. Telephone: (714) 6116-7184·-:-r;;;;;;;:;,;:;;;;;::- We'll sell your preaent home for you. What'• more, we'll fin.nee that aalel It's a two-way benefit; no probleme for you, no probleme lor-your·buyer. • Wrlra bulldlng your llome -· C--h. Another auperi.orplau t~ live ... by R. C. Jewett, Inc. North Shores la abulldlng now. That moans during 6\e coming weakl, you can vial! ycur home while It'• being finished. B~t do .tel now . , . while the homo you want on the lakelront lot you wont la atlll available. ' , NORTH SHORES. YOU'VI EARNED IT. COMI! TO IT NOW. 3, 4 and 5 Bedrooma • Convertible Dens • 21' and 3 Bath• A FULL LIST OF DECORATOR-SELECTED Ff.4TURES FROM S45,600 To· s77 ,400 %i'l'IANCING AVAILABU:-wmi 20%DOWN -G) - • • . .. . ... • . . -. ,. I .. • .. .. • BroOklyn~s •oJd World~ Fights BROOKLYN RESIDENT PROTESTS EVICTION Mrs. Anne Nowicki Mikes FHlln·g1 Kn own EdUm's Note: Down through the years a.s th< Unite d States 1uu groum, countless numbers of Amer· icans have tuddmly been confronted. with t~ forced selUllg of their home1 to malu room for progress - sometimes for a hi ghway, or o rci!road,,rlght ·of wau. or industrial expa11:rion. Here is the story of one group of people fi.9W rn the process of fighting, to keep the ir homes which occupy a lite the city of New York wants for a factory. disruption of the live1 of more than 2,000 people aMOCiated with SS, plus the economic ad- vantages to the city-and its citizens,• ' he said. "As is often tbe case in a \ dcmocratle society, a few peo- ple do experience hardahlp for the good of the much larger majority." Warren Wechsler, a com- missioner with the city's By FRANK S. S~ER11.0W believes the tension of the OOl\-1-_;N=E=W~Y~ORK=-(UP~-"'-t~)-"'St-ro~ll~dernn>tl battle'"tille<14Jerl-l-l+-..;i-Jl!-.-_-.• -' •• -14'~,~,.,<..;,; .. "'·,~"'·(.i<,,."'~"';ii:;"'!' down North Tlhrd and Fourth grandmother. '· :~ .. }·~;::-,:;1i· .. . Streets and you might forget "I . TOLD her not to worr~. 1 !""""-+! ~:i·:~~;~~:I/, · t:~,'6~ .. ~ you are in Brooldyn, 1973' But she worried and ,worried. .'~;,.;;., . ' 1be names on the mailboxes • ·~ ··~·1!· are Polish, U k r a i n i a n ' &xi she died. As soon as lhe ~ . i :;1;,"°'vl~ • n •••• •ao, l!ish and Italian. knew she bad to_lea_ve_she was ~~ _ ..... ~ :;,'c;...:: -~~ _....... ''"'',\Iii{~ Pasta, pirogis .and steo,( are gone. -• ,..,._ i.. ~ uo4. Oraas-f'J~ ;i·;. ·1; simmering on the stove! in-"She was never .tick a day r-.u... _.. G-Mea WM ~~,.~::;.::~~· side the tidy little houses that in her life. She lived ln her :'~t:~~ !ft;?;~1&f,~- line the streets. house for 50 years. She. was a ..-.]lftlk.Hut.1Rato11 &ea.e1a. • .• ~·:;.r~~,;' ~ E ' • ly f _,_ ... ..1 "·''';~'.">I"~ ' In an age of urban disin-bride when she clime there. .-qW.ite u~ ·<:'::1'."i::~:i~/·, ~ t-tlon, "'· 1·1 an ol' My mother wil& born there, model bomel opn. ;~!,:;~;...~-?-::.,:~., '1 "'&".. "'~ U" daily 10 6 ' '<'i-i:">!t~w.-• i: " fas hi 0 n e d , old world · now I live there. I can't .afford 19751·nec:P. Hamor Drive ::~ .... ~~;-;.~-\;:-:· neighborhood, where the man to move elsewhere. Huntinctc>D Beach, next door Is a friend as well as "I knQ'.w SS .wants to expand. Ca1if. ~26'8 a neighbor and the "ne~y" God bless. As far as I'm cm-Oall -14 536--8557 . on the block·~ there 10 cerried they killed 'my years ago. grandrMther."' But the little world of North 'The SS factory employs about 500 workers. 11 lbe ·e:r-Third and . Fourth ls being pansion cannot •take place, destroyed .. Both streets are to President Mitchell F I a u m be bulldozed to make room for said, his company mgiht have the expansion of the SS Cor· to go to another state. tu gated Machinery Company. "IT S E E M S abundantly S11nda.y, Jane 10, 1973 DAILY PILOT (; 7 , .. E • ..... . VI~aIOD .' ;:,:: •• ...... . Economic Development Adm lnlstratlon, said t he decision to condemn t b e house$ on North Third and Fourth ~·as !'agonizing ... 500 jobs versus th e families . ~. • I ••• . . . . The city bf:Ueves reloattnc : : the company would be a bit" · t gtr loss than relocating thf,·. • families .'' "It's a very difficult human situation here," he said. Subu r.bia Going For AJHlrtment,s THE MOVl: is legal. The ci· clear to me that the city was ty needs to retain the industry, faced with a choice as so 20 houses and their oc-between the relocating -with cupants must go. il~it~s~a~tt~en~d~an~t~d1~·s;ru~pt:lon;G~o~f ~~~=~~~~~~~~============~·~========~~~~~~~~ At lea.st that WJIS the plan. some 200 peoples, and the The hitch is that many ol ti,m are not leaving. They have banded together · -the foles, the Russians, t h e 1Jkrainians, the Italians and C""-"-klMu -....,. .... fourth quarters in most areas. the Irish, to fight City Hall. DETROrr -Apartment de-Overall, t be suburbs could It has been costly. Some mand il\the suburbs is grow-. have absorbed 10 percent residents say their health bas ing at a sluJing pace and ts more · apartments than were · been ruined . Others _ say at twice as great as in the cities. completed there. But vacan-· least one life has been lost. It i.s highest lh Florl_da and cies remain extremely high in One marriage is on the rocks. In the nation's s ma 11 er ·Dallas and Ho_uston and in "They don't even do this 'in markets, according to a segments of the A t l a n t a R u s s i a • • said Prokig survey by the Advance Deriver, San Diego, and Los: Mlchalczuk, 48, or North Mortgage CorporatiOn. a Angeles markets. Fourth Street, who came to &.1bsidiary of First Natiooal · ''Nearly all the markets the Unite<! States 11 years ago City Corporatk>n. The AMC pre there is overbuilding are from the Ukraine. says that Florida apartment enjoying high immigration, so "Everything is here -the starts more than doubled last that a ~atively short paU!e grocery, the subway, nice peo- year and, hi the second half, will bring their .Vacancies back pie. Eleven years, I work. No accounted for almost 20 per-into line. Even In Dalias and vacation. No time of£. If I cen~ of all U.S. starts. Houston, there are areas work for my house. I want to Phoenix was the hottest ma-whett new apartments rent up keep my house. Now the city jor market outside Florida. quickly." has it. I have nothing. My Cootinuing, AMC reports the Nationwide suburban vacan-stomach hurts, my nerves ter· number of apartments rented cies dropped sharply in boeh rible. within three months after rental and for sale units in the completion was some 20 per-fmal quarter of 1971. But cent higher i:n the second half vacancies in the central cities "IF THEY wanted to make a highway or a school or or a bridge, I wouldn't mind. But not for a factory ." of Jr72 than in the first hall. of metropolitan areas in- Further, condombUum de-creased-even more. mand ls 'stronger than rental Most of this increee was not demand. ill -units 'but in the ·old« 'nlE ADVANCE survey ~ ject> a tolal ol 825,000 to 850,000 apartment stal1.s In 19'13, compared with t be record 915,IOll ol 11112. But ii looks for an all-time high ol close to !lll0,000 apartment completions, up from 780,000 in 1972. • "'Jbe apartment slowdown this year will be smaller than many now project," says Henry Lyngos, Advance aenlor- vice -ldent In charge ol lri- come properties. "Finl-half apartment starts may run ahead ol 1972. There will be a decline in rental ac- tivity, but most of that will be made up by an increase in condomlnlums. We loolt for a tota.I of. 250,000 to 300,000 'ooo- do' starts this year." Lyngoe adds, H'Ibe play lJ mO\'ing to th e smailer markets. Some ol the hol apartment markets of the last two years are overbuilt; near· ly all have already cut back on production. "VACANCIES leveled off °'" declined tn the third and apartment stock. '!be city...,. ta1 vacancy rate .ls now 50 per- cent higher than Jn the suburbs. CONDOS ARE DOW 70 pol' cenfol apartment•slarts In the Miami area, the Advance survey repilrts, 60 percent in Washington and Sin Di<lo, more than liall in Detro!~ more than a quarter In Ollcogo, Atlanta, and Loo Angeles, 10 •percent in New York, Phoenix, and Dallas. In WasbingtOO, some condos are 100 pen:ent sold hefono they're out ol the ground and aome, double in price between the first.offering and the'tlme GI complelioo. In Miami, 1°"-price condos can't he lluUt-Int eooagh though there is -Jn. terest in-all price ranges. One build« who plaruled a muntt project to sell oot in four or five years sold 280 in Uiree moo tbs . In Washington and Miami, some condo buyers who Signed up at the first offering sell out.. with big profits at completion time. IOOth Madrid Milestorie for Vi.e jo The troubles began for the tiny area squeezed between the Williamsburg and Green- point ·sections of Brooklyn when it·w'BS''tezoned for com- mercial use in 1961. • Jn 1969, the city decided to late the homes for SS' ex· · piinstoo . The struggle will be settled in the courts even- tually. ''This waiting is terrible. I got a good house," said Sophie Rzasa, 77. She and her bus- 1 band, John, came here more than 50 yean ago from· Poland. "My husband got such a shock from all lhis, be got a 1troke," she said. MRS. ADELE Protetta lives 11 the aoathOrn end of North Fourth. She hu lived on the same block for 11 years. "My mother, Mrs. Ann Hyductd, has catoracts and arthritis but still, in this neighborhood she can live alone," Mrs. Proetta said. 11If something happens and I am· not around my neighbors will look out for her. What will happen when I move ?" Mrs. Proetta has separated from her husband over the dispUte. He wanted to move : she didn't. "He didn't believe in what I am fighting for . It's a way of life." On North Third Street, Mrs. AmJe NowickJ stood In front of her borne. 11TBIS IS my pa1ace," she said. "I don't care what anyone says. The community is beautiful. We pay our rents; The Mi&Sion Viejo c:ompany s e I C. c 1 e an i n g O v e n , we pay our taxes. We have no marked a new milestone this dishwasher, waste disposal, dope, no crime. People here care for each other. Why weekend with the sale of its ceramic tile kitchen counters, throw it away?" lOOOth New Madrid home in stained hardwood cabinets in Frank Kulikowsll:i, 4 2 . only 27 months. kitchen and baths, ceramic peered down from the top or Marv Lawrence, director of tile baths and showers and his roof. H is a disabfeO I 1 in I in 11 k. veteran and acts as an un-operatlons, single t a m I y urn ous ighting a it· official guatdian of . North homes, noted that th Is chenil: and .the master bath. Thlrd.- reprHented more than Ms--ManyDOmes a so feature "lf I see anybody 1 don't million, and better than one adult areu zoned for privacy, know, I yell down at thein," sale a day over the entire with separate dining rooms, he said. We've only had one period Of u·me. large w8Jk-in closet.s and in· burglary since I've been keep-. Ina watch." Tb e New Mad r Id divldual laundry rooms. Rulikowski has lived in the neighborhood. which opened N.,. Madrid model hol'06 neighborhood for two years. late in February, 1971 , ls ex· are close to the million doJlar hi! wire, Carol, all 25 years or tremely popular, and baa been Maf1Uerlte Re<natlon Center, her life. the ~ In ~ months of which featuree • complete Mrs. Kullkov.'skl work! for competitive dra~1ngs for the ~gram of adult physical the factory. She said the peo- prlvllege of obtaining a home. fitness. An expansion program pie there are nice to her and Priced from $40,000 to-at Marguerite~Center--has--ad·-she-llkcs htr job:-But-shel---'55,750, New Madrid homes ded a huge 50-meter pool, a _____ __.:. ___ _ are available in six models 5,000 square foot warm-up ~---------. with three to rive bedrooms PQOI, and seven new tennis Sunday is . and two or three baths. courts. Newairt units are being built New Madrid models mav be Fl1 tlftJl V' east of Marguerite Parkway, rcacfied via the La Paz Ro.."td Uft I The pt~res 'of owning a sea Ter·r-ace Garden ·uome are many. . ' ' .Art.IR"t ~of ...... On gently terraced hills above the sea, a fresh new kind of home for a telreshing new style of rnmg has been created- the Sea Terrace Garden Home.Andyoueensethe many differences the moment you ente~ .the · guarc! gates of Calilor-, nia'a· newest coast town: The Sea TurracC~at Laguna Niguel. . . The ocean is within easy reach (a % mile drive·or stroll) -andihe,'creat~vely pla.p.ne d inner and outer space of .yout Sea a'·errace Garden Home brings you all the comfort and beauty of this ~n-orien.~ed setting, . Grit.ceful "gardenwall" fencing and ,.,.alkways border your beautiful patio' aren. lntei'iors, too,. carry out-the garden theme by the generous use of wide m<paruies ol gla&'l. 2 plus den, 3 and 4 bedroom models have 2 baths plus every attri-, bute for relaxed living:. gracious family, living · and dining roome; luxuriarrt maste r suites, kitchens with GE double ov.cn range, ·disposer . "'-""'"°- from S49,900 to 560,700. ~ g . ,. • and dishwasJier. And of course, Laguna Niguel brings you all the recreation in the world. Use of yout own Sea 'Thr- race recreation facility with pool, fireside lounge and game rooms is avail· able to you thtough • membership in the RomOOwnetS Association-for n monthly fee. There's great tennis to play at the Laguna Niguel 'ThnQis Club (memberships are avail- able). And 2•h miles south is Ute Dana Point Harbor, "home port" for-Laguna Niguel. For a close look at closer living to the sea, in an ocean-cool climate and garden fresh com- munity, come browse through the Sea Terrace Gard cn~Homes today. YO\l'll be pleasantly suiptised at the many pleasures it btings. Directions: From Los Angeles, go &>ut.h on the San'Diego/Santa Ana Fwy. to Crown Valley Pky. exit. Right (approx. 6 mi.) to Pacific Coast Hwy. Left l mile to Niguel Rd. Left on Niguel Rd. to models. @• '""""'"' -, Put a Ii · in yu ur life~today come to . Laguna .Niguel • the choice community ' . ll!'ncllCI Bern11ordo end VillarePark, othcrflne'New'lbwo11 by A1100Cammu_nityDe...elopen,.lnc. O (7lit) 496·4040 330.5050 -I ~ ' . I r ,. ' '· \ ' ' I \ : •'. :~ l·i f"'! I ''. :1·: . . . I : j " ' 1 . ' , • . 1 l . • • l • t f U· •• -·.:. .-. . •• .. ' • along Oso Creek and near a exit of the San .. D l e g o future community park. ; Freeway; left on La Pai to Nf'W Madrid features · ln-MarK\Jeritl~J·P~a~rk~w]a~y~, t~h;en~le~ft~:;~~;~~~~~~ -"--··-~·--------.,..,.--1 elude an electric ratee with a -on M'arguerite Wthe models. ·------~-.....,_ ---• ---------------·------- " \, ---· - , - ' . ,. . . ' . . . . (: 8 DAILY PILOT Suodal, Juno 10, IJ7J • .. I , . - MOVING UP Is •no111esteading' Solution for Cities? i IN REAL ESTATE T ... E_. 11Qt;NE'' WHITE has joined Avco Com m u n I t y Developers, Jnc. as director of governmental c o m m u n l t y relaHons fw Laguna Nl&l!el. W b I t e1s background in executive manage ment and in community relations on. local, state and na- tional levels ing and director or englneer· ing, planning and contract ad- ministration. l\lost recently, he was direc- torot operatrons ot:"'MISsion Viejo Company's ho u s Ing deyeJopments ln Colorado and Arizona . , -;;ls;cw:;ei;;ll,;:•.;;;ui;,1ed,.__ .. w .... uuRJ~CEJL...CAILLOu \Vanttd: 1olld couple, hard workin'1 and tough, willing to wo.sh, mop, poU7u1, spit·polish, and scrub, as needed. Your ow1t home, free. l nimedlacet11 available. with ... 20th cet1tury "home-C. Maloney. The state's only admittedly, require extensive stead" plans. large urban area, a11d long reJurblshlng. Under the Wllm- In this l~O'S updating known as home for the lngton homestead plan a "con- however, the prize 11 a home, ma55lve E. t. du Pont de trol group" of 11 homes !JU. already built aod stand.Ing, Nemours & Co,, Wilmington tially wUl be olfered with the rather than 40 acres and a has been buffeted by the same number expected to rise to ui mule. knotty housing problems as within the next year or so. The idea : to come to the aid other major urban centers in of financially hard-pressed big the past decade . TB E NU.MB ER ls Well, the advertisements do c i tie s b y rem 0 v in g It ls now .est\mated that deJiberately being kept amall not read exa~y like that . . . deteriorating c i t y . Q w n e d there are at least 1,500 vacant for be tter monitoring by hous- but for many families here in homes and getting them bac~ homes in the city. about 50 of ing experts. the eastern United States the onto the tax rolls. them owned by the city aod Those families selected by Intent is the same. acquired primarily f r o m the city . for possession must Two majol:: ;;'i~l~:~·s~;;.,/1Wl\!i '.'-' -;r;:!"\-''llA~T:;;."S'f;";l'~~~~~~land!~i'i°';;idsji:-"d~Er!:au.,1,,0n,.__,o,,,,_--'ta.,x'-~bring-Ule ... homes-up-to-cit ,-new position. Pri- or to his ap- pointment at Laguna Ni- guel, he serv- ed as execu- nunifo0,1)ei::-an now • Cirst plan of this type was payme CQde standards In an 18-month ~' ol Irvine, ooe-Ume delphla, fourth largest in the receotly set up in Wilmington Most or these structures are period. They must live in the chief accountant for the Irvine nation -are experimenting by that city's mayor. Thomas In inner-city areas and will , home for three years and are Ranch Water District, has -- as sume d the sale s responsibility for Ponderosa Homes' newest Orange County development, Park Place in Fountain Valley. WHIT• live assis- ta.Qt to members or the Or- ange County Boan! of Super- visors from 1969 to 1973. He was twice elected (1955 and 1956) president of the Orange Chamber of Com- merce. He also served as a member of the School Board for the Orange Unified School District from 1956 to 1958, and upon 'election to the city coun- cil in 1958, served as mayor and councilman throygh 1966. Active In community and civic affairs. White will pro- vide a liaison between the go vernmental departments and the citizens, correlating the needs of the area with those of the people or Laguna Niguel. JOHN N . •1 SKIP '' SW ARTLEY of Laguna Niguel has joined the staff of the , ______ California_ Real __ E.s tat e Association in the newly created position of political af- fairs director. For nine years S.Wartley was with McDon- nell Douglas Astrooau- ti cs Com· pany, where he establish- ed and man- aged the cus- tome r reJa- ,__,. lions depart- 1wA1tTLEY ment. F~r 20 years he was a -careeJ!. oflficer a n d aviator Jn the ~arine Corps, retiring in 1961 with the rank o f lieutenant colonel. He has been decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal. Swartley holds a bachelor of arts degree from George Washington University and a master of science degree in- sy.stems management from the University of Southern California. He Is a life member of the Navy League of the United States, a member of the Alr Force Association and the Amerlcan Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. He is an active member of the Saddleback C.Ollege General Ad v I s or y Comm ittee. Caillouette, who holds a BA degr ee in busines,, ad- m inistration from the University of Detroit, en- tered ·1 h e real estate field earlier this _year as: CAILLOVllTT• a sales man for Walker & Lee, Inc. A native of Sioux City, Iowa, Caillouette spent his early years in Canada. He completed his education following service in the Air Force, and for many years was employed with eatem corporations before moving to California in 1969. mAJtLES K. DARGAN has been appointed manager of advertising and public rela· .tions for the Mission Viejo Company. Dargan.. of San Juan C a l> istrano will oversee all advertis- ing and (>Jl>- lic relations programs in Mission Vie. j9, Califor- nia and alaa in the Mis- DA1tOAN sion Viejo Oxnpany projects in Colorado and Arizona. A veteran of 22 years in the advertising, public relations, broadcasting and entertaining fields, Dargan was with the Disneyland organization for the pa st 12 years. His broad- casting affiliaUons J n c I u d e NBC "teJevWon, KTIV, O:tan- nel 11, Los Angeles, and inld- western radio stations. WEBSJ'EI\ BAKER of Hun- tington Beach hu joined Walker and Lee, Inc., as a specialist in the firm's in- dustrial property department. A native of New Rochelle, JEFF LODDER has been t appointed vice president of operations. housing develop- n1ent division, of the ~fission N.Y., Baker studied mechan- ical engin- eering at Ste- vens Univer- sity beFore becoming a sales engin- eer with two \7iejo Company. In his new position, Lodde r has the re- s p onsibilily for all build· ing pro- grams with- in Mission Viejo, 'and all related 1natters. Ladder has LODDER been with the ~fission Viejo Company since 1969 as manager of engineer- •AKlill e n gineering finm. He also has been mar- keting manager and later' dis- trict sales manager for two in- dustrial firms. A member of the shrine El Bekal Temple in l.<lng Beach, he also belongs to t h e American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the Technical Association of the pulp and paper industry. Valley's Park Place Taking Reservations Rese rv ations are now being taken to 198 new luxury homes under construction in Founta in Valley, according tO G. Ross Crawford, director of sa les for builder Ponderosa ,Homes, a Kaiser Aetna division. "We're calling this ne\I.' community Park P I ace because it's located across from Mlle Square Park;" Crawford staled . "Resident s will have accessible recreation facilities such as a three·acre ,... lake for fishing, baseball diamonda, bicycle and hiking paths, barbecue areas and lots of ~ grass for picnicking and relaxing." Thl.s i.s the third In a series or Park Place communitties developed by Pond e r osa Homes In proximity to major city and regional park sites. Designed by Paul Thoryk and Associates, environmental consultants of Newport Beach, these large (I ,7f>8 to 2,495 square ( e et J sl nglc·family nooks and a sumptuo us fireplace in every plan. One even offerJ an additional optional fireplace in t h e master bedroom. Plan 534x, the largest of the four, pro- vides a Jarge work s h op behind a thre«"ar garage. "These are cu stom-styled homes for families who re- q u i r e lots of space," Crawford noted. "Prices will range from $43,000 to $58,000 and the development Is slated for grand opening within the next six weeks." The new !Park Place com· munity is located at the in· tersection of Brookburst and Edinger Avenues in Fountain Valley. and is easily accessible by taking the San Diego Freeway to the 'Brookhurst turnoff, and proceeding south about one mile to Edinger. Sales personnel are on duty da ily between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. homes will offer four unique Good "--.... -plans In both singJo-and iwo-~ -"'""' 111>ry modeil. Att ractions In· make the scene Remember how good it was to come back home? To the big, sturdy house you loved so much ••. the happy hUQS and smell of good things coming from the kitchen? It was a good life, wasn't lt? Of course, it was ... it was home. Miss ion Viejo· is building homes for people who think a lot like you do, where memories can be born ... for you and your children .•. at Castille. Noble, one and two-story homes with up to four bedrooms and th ree baths.,. built in the slyle of Old Spain. Because, someday your children will be coming back home to Castille. They'll wal k through the 1amillar, grl\_cetur arches, gaze up at the high vaulted ceil~s .•• remember all those Christ- mases ind happy times they had there. Maybe you'll -put on a pot of coffee in the wonderful, big counlry kitchen .,. c~rl up by the massive fire- p lace wl!h a good book, or maybe join them at a favorite wi ndow t o enjoy one of nature's superlative views. First thing tomorrow they'll feel the fresh clean air on their faces. Maybe there will be time for a few holes of golf before that Thanksgiving Dinner, or a visit to th~ Rec Center pool to renew old acquaintances. Or maybe j ust sJt under a big, shady tree in beautiful Wi lderne ss Glen. Sounds like the home towns we used to know, doesn't it? Well, ii is ... it's even better. Member- ship at Mission Viejo's three deluxe re creation centers bri ngs swim ming.tennis, volleyball ... even music classes, and much more. It's a whole world at Mission Viejo; churches, shopping centers,. a superb medical center, and a theater ••• so nice to come home to. • prttluded from selling or rtn· T U E PUllADEt.Plllt. ting during thal period . -progrom, sllll btlng dralted. l.f succesaful, argues one lop "long has been propooed bf city official, the plan could Clly Councllman J o • e Pb substantlally help "update and Coleman . 1 rtV!lalize" Wilmington -as AA wilh the Wllmingloa plaa,' well as serve as a model pro-the homesteader, who would gram for even larger urban pay $1 fo.r an abandoned bouH areu with their own housing and agree to lie there for at problems. · Still, some urban experts least five year~ would In here remain skeptical of the great part be se ted for bis Jong-range Impact bJ the or her abl!ltY to efurnilh the Wilinington program, 8.s well dwelling. . :=.ir=s.~.=-'fti. ~ WOiilCnot selection in such urban pnr ha ve to pay real-estate ~1es grams. during that period. ----- (714) 837-1741 elude n11se<1 cn1r1es. rnrma1 Sundays BY MISSION Vl~O COMPANY S1•!>'UP and step.down living "BUILDERS OF AMERICA'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW COMMUNITIES" "EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES" and dlntng rooms , spaclous:.-il:::.::~~~the~~··~ti~b~j~§~lt~1i~l~t-,!:,,,,,,~c:::=:""'=========="=~""'==~...,,,,..,,,.,,,....,,=====--:--------:;;-----,.-----~~~~~~~----:---------~.....1 --~-..amliy-centtf'S, ffe-a-k4...-s-. • -··-••• •• --· ,, •• , ' ' . \ .. ----.. I • I fllA led, I by pb at In his tho I . ' .. r -< - • ..., ! U'11e•t in Area r Lake Planne;d for ~ission Viejo The Mission Viejo Olmpany has announced It will begin ' construct.ion this summer on one of .the largest fresh wattr recreational lakes In Southern California. Lake Mission Viejo, which Is scheduled to ·be ready for use rill the Jake and also to supply dam at the northern end:- the Jake project with water to Other 1.1ma\ler parka will be maintain 'a near constant I d · h · identl I water-level. °".ate w 1 t 1 n r~s. . a No drainage of any kin will neighborhoods. ln a~dit1oi:i ~ be permitted into the la and the ~ke area park sttes: it . JS runoff water from the sur· Mission .Viejo Comapny s in.- rounding buls will be ~tent lo simu\taneously develop into bypaiS ilonn drains ' additional-~t Sunda.1, Jynt 10, 1973 DAILY PILOT --- i,.11111,,,..-+--eerly•-in-J97i, will~a-mile..._,,1----~:.....~=\:-•\-_;~#---1-~ xes 1 long and 800 feet wide at its narrowest point, dePendent on fill81 design . Jt will feat ure "-··•·· ""'-·· ,1 ,· 1 Mission Viejo to compleinent ,--I-~· !!.recAT-l'L the-total-park-systom~-­operatlons for Lake Mission Viejo, noted that the amount of water that will be required to offset evaporation and seepage will be1ess than is-u. ed to in'igate the Mission Vie- ' ' ' " I ' " j ' • sail boating, fishin g and swim· ming, and· will , be open to the public OJI a ci>ntrolled basis. Philip J. Reilly, president of the Milslon Viejo 'Company, noted that the $5.6 mJll ion lake will lbe built and finan ced en- tirely by the"" ¥ission Viejo Company. The 1lake will cover an area of l.30pto 145 acres, providing a~tely 3.4 miles ~f s 1.ue. jo golf coµr&es. While the dam will be 130 ~ high at the southern end, extensive lancbcaping on the slope face will blend the dam into the natural cont0Ul'3 of the land. The dam will be planted with grass and trees so that II will complement the surrounding landscape. INITIAL WORK on !he lake wilt involve lake bottom strip- ping and excavation from the building sites tO accommodate the dam construction. Much of the stripped material will be utilized fO!" landscaping. A tw~foot high bulkhead system with a variety of finishes will be utili2.ed for the ·Shoreline, except for the beach areas. This will be designed lo provide pqdtiv.e d r a in a g e away from the ~e ·and pre- vent.shoreline erosion. µKE MJ$m'.ON Viejo and · . RE11i V SAID If.he .Jake Will "'8.IMINARV Jts adj a~ parks and beaches _be stocked' wlth fi sh, which __ L. "N ° u 1 1 will represent a .major com- To prevent µtiheral buildup Jn the lake, water will be systematically usEXl as· a source of irrigation for parks, gi:eeobelts ancl,the _Casra def Sol golf course. A constant drain and replenishment will assure good" circulation and clean water. are ~ to thrive in the · 11 =::: =:::=: mibnent to permanent open ~~o~.wilhlake depihs s_:_ ·~~=-~~ty~~~~:~~~ Lake-oriented housing wiU bined with the Casta del Sol be built 8rotind the perimeter, golf course, ,now under con- and a Jarge perccnla£e .of the [L-AKE MISSION_YIEIOfMIS90N_·:~L.· .. ~.~-·=:-_·~-=--.--·_.t• J stz:udction .1adjoiningd the lakke. homes will feature views of '----_;===;;;;i;;=;;;;;;;...;;..:-.~~~~-~~:::;;;;;~-a n P a n n e p.a r s ACCESS TO Lake Mission the lake. downstream, the Lake·Mission Viejo via the San Diego G. H. "Jett" Lo d de r , Viejo area provides ~ qin-Freeway will be-prov-ided by a Mission Viejo O>mpany's vice on the southwestern perimtter-that it wiU be clean, and built tihuoUS system of open spaces planned six-lane extens.ion ·of president, operations, housing of the lake. · to withstand a 100.year storm. across the entire·oomm!Jllity. · Alicia Parkway and the new de v e Io pm e n t division, Recreational facilities pl&nJ Beginning with a natural base Although it will be a private interchange. A four-lane ex- Calliomia, said that three ned, wilt tnclude a marina, of impervious clay from which lake, for the primary use· of tension of ¥ a r g u e·.r i t e types of houslng._.ams will atorage lacil!Uea w n111a1 ·there ts little or 00 leakage, resident memben. of ·the -Partway is also planned. In be offered inlUllly. boats, end a spadoos beach the lake will he filled dili?ctly Missioo Viejo rec r ' a 11 on addllioo, a new s i x -1 a n e Single fainily }>ornes in two ror .swlmmfug. with potable water. The Santa ~latinho" OT illhorilbe~rs highway, tokwabe called ,annedSanlO price ranges, and a" Margarita water district t)as W1M111: mes w on w1e Diego Par Y. is pl nei&hborhood 'of-..townhouses' ONE OF mE most-Im-already approved the-purchase lake chore Lake Mission Viejo along the ndr:therly edg~ of the ill be de • ..._. be li1ni f f of will be open to the public on a lake area. _w ____ v_""'>"" __ '_ccg_· _nc_:__cpo_rt_ant __ ea_t_ur_e_s_o_lh_e_Ia_k_e_i_s __ •.:.·300--acre---feet __ o_f_w_a_ter_to fee basis for swimming , . MJ.!Sion 'Viejo js a planned . , boating and fishing. A1§0, community of approximately· iiWimmlng will be ·open 10·· 25,000 persons al !lie ptesent general public groups sticR as time. nie master plan for the Indian Guides and Cub ScoUts, community . calls for a. total on a reservation basis. pQpUlation of 100,000 persons A new 24-acre park, the by 1990. largest in Mission Viejo, will The main entrance t o be located above the retention Mis.!!iori Yiejo ~ v~. the La Paz ex\t of ,the San 'Diego Freeway. Townhouse Plans Sei I • For .Valley SPANISH STYLE ENTRYWAYS FEl\TURED ON CASTA DEL SOL HOMES Casta del Sol 130 Retirement Homes Sold Purchase a~men!!---for-a total of 130 Casta del .Sot homes, valued at mo.re than $4 million, have been signed at Mission Viejo, according to ~TOril Valentine, director . of Operations, planned u n i t deVelopments, for the Mission Viejo Company. Nine-models are available-----The newly completfd €asta --- .. .fo.r.--·view.ingi '"~ach--,vith four del Sol recreation center The new retirement. com- mu nity, which offers a 24-hour securi~ s)'stem · with entry tbrQugh a gatehouse,. was of;efied for sale seven moOths ago. Casta del Sol homts are offered in two-bedroom, two- bedroom·with den. and three- -bedroom designs. Prices range from $261995 to $39,995 with at- tractive conventional financing avs,.ilable. disftnttive exterior elevations. Four or the nine may be purchased as single-family homes, while the other five models are availabl e a s duplex, triplex or fourplex. Tn e"ery case, the home purchase includes Jhe land. Home~J _feature all-electric kitchens w i th an electric indoor barbecue, continuous· -clean ovens, dishwashers and disposal . Standard features in- clude a fireplace , full in- sulation, and an automatic garage door opener. Clrpetlng_ is standard in the living room, hall , master bedroom and ad- jQining dfe s.slhg area and closets. AftD_ ftlRG features a large custom· designed swimming pool, a hot therapeutic px>l, shuffieboerd. boccie bowling, phys 1 ca I fitness rooms, billiard, craft : and card rooms. · Casta del Sol ovetl2-Q)tJ _ • ., IS·hole executive public .&Dlf course, which is-under cQn. struction and ivill ~ play later this year. ~ · -• Model homes. at 2*5 l\farguerite Parkway. are open daily from 9:30 a.m. to•~ .. and may be reached by taking the La Paz exit of Ute San Diego Freeway tQ Marperite Parkway then Marguerite left to Casta del Sol. _ -_ --~ Plans tefr construction of a new 193-unit, $6,000 ,000 townhome development on Edinger Avenue at Euclid Street just north ol the Euclid exit of the San Di.ego Freeway in Fountain .Valley have beeo announced by the William L-yon Company of -ijewport LIFE BEGINS HERE AT 40! ' Beach. "Land has been acquired for the project and ground haa been broken for the first unit/' Lyon said. 'I'he community will -be called Fountain Pafk. Coast Realtors Set Beach walk Sal~ Top $1 MiJJion This will be an advanced development in 'Whieh the en- virorunent for residents in the form of open space, green· belts, and landscaping will have top priority. It will be a front runner in demonstrating that a country living l~estyle can be created for families who desire to move up to a richer scene in recreation and . For Monterey Meet Local Re1Jtors and real est8te associates, membera of the South Orange County Board of Realtors, will attend committee meetings and a meeting of the board of direc- tors of the California Real Estate Association June 2.fr.30 In Monterey, \ViUiam M. Warner, president of the board , has announced . llead· quarters will be the Del l\-foo te Hyatt House. The directors are expected ' to adopt guidelines to evaluate legislative proposals f o r reorganizing government or creat.ing new governmenta~ units when such proposals af- fect the real estate industry and property ownership in cautornia. ' Among the many other topics to be discussed are Governor Reagan 's tax limita- tion proposal, low a nd moderate income ho using • land use policies, and real estate education. ACCORDING TO Richard c. van Valer, president of lhe 6 9 ,000-member association, more than 1,500 Realtors, sales· associates, and their spou1es and families are ex· peeled lo attend J r o m Just six weeks following the throughout the state. grand opening of the 49-unit -"ThJs is the second of three second phase of Beachwalk such meetings held dqring the Townhomes, sales h a v e year and it will definitely be a surpassed the $1 million mark working meeting," s a i d Warner. "Almost 100 com-. and the phase is over one-third mittee members are schedul-sold, according -to C a 1 ed for 'Ibursday and Friday, Fennan, sales agent for the June 23-29, and the recom-A.J . Halt Corporation's Hun -m.endations that come from them will be presented to the tington Beach townhome prD- Ooard of directors Saturday ject. morning, June 30. The board, Ferman said two and three- in turn, will traMlate these bedroom units are currently into CREA a ct ion 1 and heading the popularity lill policies."· A number of the highlight• among homebuym, but that of the meeting will occur on up to five-bedroom! with three Friday. A special conference baths are allO available. on ethics and arbitration wiJl ·The homes are priced from feature a mock ethics hearing $38,950 to $52,000 and feature a using Realtors as com-plainants and respondents, variety or custom extras with attorneys as t h e i r normally found only in single- representatives and Realtors family, estate-sized homes. sitting in judgment. The units co.me with two-<:ar relua1ion. . Fountain P8rk Will be oriented to reae&Uon both within the development and without its boundaries. It is adjacent to Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley with a complete range of all types of facilities from golf to swim· ming. There will be five and a half acrea of landscaped parks in Fountain Park. Construction schedules call for the com- pletion or the model complex in June . Aetna Life Fi11anci11g Big Office en I ed ga ges ulted ell Aetna Llfe and casualty is ALSO ON Friday the CREA , c 06 "' ' va . c -providing permanent financing Division will spcnsor a lngs, enclosed entries and totaling $1,087,000 for a 28,000 p r 0 p e r t y M an a g ement efegaiit l.nterior plans designed square foot office buildlng to seminar on managing apart-for active families. be built on Dove st., one block ment buildings of one to eight Located six blocks from the south of· the MacArthur Blvd. unlt.s. A patlf'I of. experts will ~ beach and close to the Hun-entrance to Newport Place in dl.scl.iss the various phases of tington Marin, Beachwalk Newport Beach. management, from mer<:han· Townhomes have acquired Stewart c. McPherson ol Two Of fl• ces dlslng lo selecilng personnel. ' popularlly among beach and Coldwell Banker Management The CREA Re a I.tor water«iented home buyers, CorporatiOn's Newport Beach Marketing Commiltee I s according to Fennan. office handled placement of , sponsomg a seminar t o · Flve decorated modf'its are the long-tenn loan. Set to Opell dl11<11ss the concept ol In-open daily at the project, The new 0 r an g e County . dependellt Rcal!on acting OJ locatc<! directly oil Clo!den structure, a proje<t of Wmcn • -a sales force for developers West Street, olx bl()cks Jrom L, Bauer, J>re•ldenl of Bauer A double-of/ice opening is and builders. The concept, Pacific Co&.st HhJhway, with Development Co., Cerritos, planned for July I, as Katella alrtadY. successf\!llY applied to models and sales complex at wUl be a two-story, wilk-up Realty, Inc. complelcs cOll-lots i nd acreage, will also-t>e 19751 Deip Harbor Drive patl<>-Ol1erited facility featw< structlon or two new resale of· dl!CUiled in terms of new con-,vithi11 the townhome com· Ing shingle and 'redw9-Qd fice' in Mission Viejo and San domlnlum end home sales And munitv. siding. Ttte landscaped interior Juan Capistrano. _ ___,c.,onversion of er l,s ting -----:------= courtyard will Jeature... a With their c o m P i e t f o n , apartments to condominiums. K! ..JS ,L; 1. -.TO mwoodlnlaeldursce tntalnkg•. in a meadow· Katelht Realty will prolflde The Industrial, ·Commercial. UJ.. 1111fe foui' offices ·in s o u t b e r n and Exchange Division of Q>nstruetlon Is scheduled to Orange County and a total of CREA will hold a special con· As·k A."-..).IV-start in April 1973, and com- 16 ,...ale omces throughout .ference an Friday, speekcr and JUI; .;'---pTetron s e""Xjli!a d,n""Oi!tOlitf lhe county, topics to be anno~. 1973. THE NEW_CONDOMINIUMS •• _. · FOR AC I IVll; ADULTS OVER 40 ••• IN COOL SMOGFREE HUNTINGTON BEACH! I ·•· --·- FUlllSHID -.S ~ DAILY 10 lll 'lll 7 PA • ' ! '" ~.:...--·-·-·_:___ _____ ·-~-···----·------·--···-·-···---·------·--------·--·---· ---------~ ---------·--... .. ·, I • • • - ' . Father's Day and Grad,ation! Add .The Grant Boys and You've Got Everything· You'll: Need To . Make It Through June's Annual ActivitiestseTUs Eim:::-=---=---e=.....::. WE'VE GOT IT ••• W'HEN YOU NEED IT! _I .__ - r Check Out Our Compltlt Ttdiils Dtp1rlmeflt From RIClctts to Tlnnlif Wi ar. UV11S• LEVI'S" TAB r SHIRTS Brn., Blue, Burt, 5 to XL •1300 SUPEI DENIM BELLS SIZES 2'-38 ·s9so Soll• color doubft. knit or 1t11u111t WALKING SHORTS •v 1,.,1·1e ,,,,.., ., C.mpvse. Slits '2Mt $7 99•513 BODY SHIRTS ...... Colen ·- llUSlllD COD WITH CUFFS -'"""" .... 'f' .......... ·, An Ideal father's Day G/ftl PiNDLETON SHIRTS PRICES $16 C.P.O. UIUllED SHIRTS AU Slill AllOfjM . Co ... . ' .$999 ANAHEIM .. ~ ~ N ---1 Lev rs Now StylM KNIT VESTS ·s7so KNIT SHIRTS •12 &1 :, ' $14 : . UiJW FADE OUTS -2Wl.-•••• c...m, ....... Lev rs NEW! UYl'fi' INDll CLOTH W'1H llO lfUI '"" llOHf IOI SUMMll . s1200 IOYS' HANG TIN NIWI UNCOllmUCTDI IWEIS Weir it with 1 pair of jeans· or 1 P•ir of double knits llrn., Navy & Plaids. from s19~9 ·WESTERN SHIRTS Westem Styled for Westerners .•. lol• pleid1 ••• •nd Mlid color1 In &II ·llNY'I Jeftflths lltd , =tf CJ neck si1•1. from Most Colon and All 51111 1.-s..ar--s1oaa " BAGGIES -GALORE· IN OUR FANCY DUDS SHOP from 9"-16 Bop' levt's* SWIM TRUNKS Mlllj AllOrltd Colon BUSH ·--~PANTS 22-27 . . --la Solt ......... .. '"'' ... 23.27. · A11t. colon. NEW uv1·se ·, CHAMllAY IOY'ScumD CORDUROYS Sim 3-14 WORK . SHIRTS •7•· & •a•• . ' I VAN ·'H -EU·SEN""- DRESS SHIRTS • CASUAL SHIRTS . . -A Great Fat.hers Day · Idea! All Sites and Styles in Stock Wt carry 1 brn•d nlectlon of styles and colon. ·' ! I Llrttst Stlictltn of Double Knits In the AIM Cuffld er -.,....,. .. & DAY'S! •14• 'IP GITIT TOOITHlll WITH GARLAND I Hl·WAllTID CUnlD _lllOllTS ........ Colen: Mitt, u ,_llut 1M MIYY s9" AS ADVEITISED OH TV WEMBLY TIES Lomth-w Dotlfnl w....,. .. w ....... , 'l-~4~ GARLAND HAI.Tia' TOPI 'lt:F - Colen: ""1-....... """'" $499 CAllHOAN $899 llCUlllY --IHllrrl IMLMGTOll ........ SOCKS In OJMilHI, c1ltlt kalt 1M t11Ylt ltyft1, Vt• rieu1 celon: •IMI tM 1ln fits 111. s12s to $2.50 lllW AT 1HI GRAIT 8.0-YS! CHILDREN'S · TOPS AND PANTS in sizes 7-14 and prelff~ sizes 7 /B-. 13'14. Choose from high-wlisted denim cuffed bells · or cuffed ch11nbr11 bellS: s11 "~s13•9 BLOUSiS come in 1 Vlriety of prlnh, stripes or · just plflri solid colon •4••~s7•9 JUST AlRIYID unu..., IUMM• SANDALi TOH... ""-H . -ttel<d iac..., ....... """ ... BOnOMll llffl~ tr choo• ,_ ....... ,.,. .... Stlot .... """' .. , .. oily, ., ,..... -Mil ~- . wtloltl ';"9h1o It•• -llm XS.XL • , . . "'"' -. --r·, .. , - -.. ' ioo% ..ne.. ' · 16" 11"-12" HING Ill CHAMBRAY JEANS """ tlltllc ....... ""' """ .. "'" . . . .., cvfft. Sino 7 .. • • I • ·14. "'"T"• Sim. 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LI· -Clf!Sf Numlloor 215HNP. ~ND '73 FORD COURIER •;, TON PICKUP WITH A NIW CAMf>n SHB.L COMPLETE ~ PACKAGE . . l11torior, ligbt, completely p1nol od, 11idi119 1ido wi11dow1, 1tor1g1 co111p1rf• 1r111t, locking doori. _ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY -CAMPER CLOS E-OUTS BRAND NEW: 1972's AT SPECTACULAR PRICES! EL DORADO EL DORADO MOHAWK fl/21 PAWNEE COMPLnlLY SELF CONTAINID ~. ~ r91rlllnllor, .; blJmtr Mow a, ..,.i: toltt't, lfioww, 1i.. I or I, lfOI'°"* lllJOtt, , dll'llltte, kl11111 .. ft W Loodld Mftt Pl""· -~WE,_HAYE._5_J_(l CHOOSE FROM " • ; TENT TRAILER • I I' CAIOVU C•Mled, I buml'I' $ :::.-~i~~.::;; 1388 4 Ol(I, dlllll,Tfw, curtralnl, -·--. EL bORADO COMANCHE ;:'!":';..,'. .::: s 1 ·233 $Ink, .._ .. di~. 'c:urtaln1, ttorove. etc. COMPACT CAMPERS ~~.:.·$:::.~: ' $688" R.ollV • nlot unit. ll:tad'I !"' ~n. r '69 P~NTIAC . ' ' &onnevUI• V4 . outo. h'ans., fradorv air condltlon1no, POW•• slftrli10, _.er 1>rokes, rodlo, Maler, Un led olau. 'll'httl cowrs. litens1 Number ZLHA51. · pt CK UP V-8, olr eondlllorihig, I ft. bfod. IQ73 PINTOS -·- . '69 IMPALA HOrdfoii. Aull), trons'.~ . fractorv olr COl'ldltlonlno, PCJWer s!ftrlno/ radio, 'healer, whllewall f1~11. tinted olau. LlcenH" Nu""""" ZMZ909. SHOITll YAN ..,..,, .-itomullc tr1:1nsmlulon, radio, hH!w. Llc:enM . ..-..... 19,73 POO'OS 63 PINTOS __ ON ··sALE! . • COUPES • RUNABOUTS • WAGONS • SQUIRES ALL COl:ORS AVAILABLE IRAND NEW 19-73 FORD F-250· l/4 TON PICKUP TRUCK ·IDEAL TRUCK FOR YOUR CAMPER I F25BRR43 I 12 I IMMEDIATE DEl,IYERY . ' ~Nii '72 FORD CAMPER ' VAN . . ' : se1-+1, r1dio, he-ater:""' tinte:d· 91111, 70 · •mp batte;y, Rr. • dinet.te; ov,rhe1d b'ed;st~ve, · ic e box, pre1suri1ed weter. E24GHPl958 <N., IMMEDIATE DEUVERY SAVE 51700 NOM sMeun1 1nAIL P1tc1 1 • FORD ·- . \ Sund;s.y, Jww 10, 1973 . DAILY PILOT D I l GAS SAYERS . '71 ~~.~~~.·~'~'"'.-"'~"' ·~ $1 279 ' , ' J '69 .~!~~~ ... ~~ . .-~=M· $1 08·1· • Ll<:enw,Number WWP317. • -"" . . . '68 CADILLAC -. , '70 OLDS CUTLASS . ' . . . . ' Coo1» de VIit• V.,, ciulo. trons., fodorv air con. dltionlt\e, -r strf,., ~r bl'Qkes, _..,. wlndo¥ils, POW1r Sl'Clls. rodlo, heoter, whl~!I tires, Ylrw1 roof. Lke"'8 Nurnber X.5El66. col 6, law mu ... Lit. 73$ AHX. PICIUP ·I loot bfd, ..iomotk .....,I...,,......,. . .,...., Lkt!IM HIM'llltr •1'1(. LAR$E:SELECTION f:)F NEW 1973 ' :' SAVE ' . SAVE S$ THUNDER.BI RDS .·.SS . IMMEDIAT~ D•UVERYI · .. :'D · '73 LTD i1RO.UGHAM .. ' . . . V-1, eut•. tf1M., ftict•ry •" sfll'diti111i119, power• stHrifi9, ~w1r 141SC) ltr1h1, poww win~w•,.Lfl.-r 111~~.MLFM_st-reo r1tlio, .• huhr, whitew1ll -til'ffo'(l'i11yl rfff, tintM-~ 91111, wh11l.11Hrt. #JJ61N162017. IMMEDIATE . SAVE . s1 40·0 . D.EUVERY , . . • • • • • • ' -1 ':::" 1972 EL ·DORADO ... . . . . . . . . .. 20' St. Thomas Motor Home Completely Self.contained · ..... -··'···~ V-8 , euto. tren1., power steer- ing, & bra kes, luxurious in- terior, includes 1he9 Cerpi.t, . gas .. lec:. refriger•ter, show- er, venity, f.oi!et, · kift9-1t1e ~~ · bed •. · sf.e9Pi' 6 in comfort, ' loeds of 1tore9e::A .reel . . . _-..ty . ElO EHN 697711. ·' . . l 1 . . - ,1 DAILY PILOT SuftdQ, Junt 10, lWJ The Blg8st Marketplace on the· Orqe Coat __ ,,, ... , .m-w ~ •••••• JOO -m .... ... ---•• .. .. , •••••••• T.JU . YYSil IOdt & Mame "t';::w• 900 • 9W L1 .. ;1tw1llt , , , , • , , , 10) • 799 r....w ...•..... 200 .299 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS '9w• ••••••• • .m·M ...... """' ...... .., .. ... -.I llld9 o.-.1. • • • • •• "' ..._. for Sallt • • • • • • IOO • t24 I.alt • IOI.I'd • • • • ••• S50 • 57it #&du""'· • , ••.••• IOD · lift You Can Sell It, Rnd It, Trade It Wrth a Want Ad (642-5678) ................... so.. orwl ........., ••• S7S • "' s.rw.. ............ 600·6" -- 11-"-""-""'---~ ..... [ ___ .. _-~11~1 ************ Heritage Collection * TAYLOR CO. * VIEW OF HARBOR UCjrHlS "HARBOR VIEW HILLS" Locate(! high on the hill, offering full enjoy- ment of the view of Newport Bay & Pacific Ocean. Lusk bit . 3 bdrm., family rm., dining rm., with a htd. & filt'd. pool & jacuzzi; on a profess. lndscpd. lot. Offered in fee at ,99,000 General GeMrel OLDER ON THE WATER BUT SO NICE GOLF COURSE VIEW ~ I(( •. ft., 3 br . home -not just a house -with full din· 'J\11o bdr, one beith untta. This Ing room on quiet tree-lined one ta pricfd lo aell at street. Owner says "tell" at s>l.000. caJJ R..i c.n>et. S30.000 Realtors 54&-864o (open \YAIKER & LEE Realtors PRIDE OP OWNERSHIP· TRIPLEX WITH BOAT SLIP -New 2 bedroom & 2'h bath luxury, carefree condominium. Custom decor, rea dy for occupancx. Full price $87,000. CALL 540-1151 FIVE UNIT FIXER UPPER . BIG CANYON C.C.-$124,5GO Spectacular open beam ceilings. Large rooms & a terrific floor plan in this 5 bed- room borne. Family room, formal dining room & 3 baths. 3 Fireplaces & 3-<:ar garage. Fine carpeting & drapes, Quick possession. 55 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN 1-5:30 EXCLUSIVE LINDA l~LE-fl95,00I Beautilul near-new bayfront borne. High ceil- ings; open sp.acious feeling for taking ad- vantage of water view. Prof. decorated in warm smarl colors. 4 ~. library, play rm & 51'.i baths. P ier & dock , Security Gate. NEW LISTING Lge. exec. home with 5 baths, game roo~ fa mily room, sauna bath , dining rm. &: Ige. country kitchen w /all modem conveniences. 5800 SQUARE FEET. Offered at ,139,000. -'· I 54&-0022 General ·General * O/H1n .JJou.6~ SunJa.'11-Sp.m. * 1532 Keel Drive . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . $ 88,800 1812 Port Taggart .............. S 81,900 172l Galaxy Drive ................ $139,500 # 19 Tiburon Bay . . . .. . .. .. . . . . $124,500 24912 Cavanaugh ......... ,. .... $ 55,000 #61 Emerald Bay .............. $135,000' L'i07 Keel Drive ................ $ 87,950 2836 Alta Vista ................. $ 67,500 608 Via Lido Nord .............. $275,000 17M2 .Hopkina ................... $ 49,900 OPEN SATURDAY 1-S 545 Via Lido Nord .............. $129,000 1m Galaxy Drive .............. $139,500 * * * * * * BEAC.HY 3 BR. BACHELOR PAD OPEN SUN. 1·5. 61 EMERALD BAY, Few steps. to privata.beach, tennis cQ!l!'ls, pools & parks, or have brunch in your prlv., sun- ny patiD. Only $135,000. La Vera Burns. NEW LISTING HARBOR VIEW HILLS .· OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1507· KEEL. Dell$hlful cl& cor in 3 BR., 2 ba, Lusk home with large, cozy family rm. Corner.Jot w /prof. Iandscpg. $87,950. Harriett Davies. IDEAL EASTBLUFF OPEN SUN. 1-4. 2836 ALTA VISTA. $67,500. Does your family need schools, shops, beuh, tennis, parks? This bas It all + > BR., 3 baths. Paul Quick. OPEN SUN 1·5-SPYGLASS HILL 19 TIBURON BAY DRIVE. Beautiful new Lusk bit home. 4 BR., fam. rm., wet bar, 2,_, baths. Spectacular ocean view. $124,500. Cathryn Tennille. LIDO ISLE OPEN HOUSE SUN. AFTERNOON. 608 VIA LIDO NORD. 50' On the bay-auperb location. Recently remodeled, large 3 bdrm. w /lge, patio. $275,000. Mary Harvey. 545 VIA LIDO NORD-OPEN SAT. 1-5 3 BR., 2 ba., living rm., din. rm. & fam. rm. flow together for gracioUJ living. Superior location. 3 LilUe words-lovely, luxurious & lasting! $129,500. Muriel Barr .. ' UNIVERSITY PARK OPEN SUN. 1·5. 17942 HOPKINS. 5 Bdrm. Chane. home. Convenient to all facilities. Of. fered for $49,900. Come SEE-come BUY. Toni E scobar. CLASSIC VIEW-PRIVACY-POOL For that spec. family who needs studio, 3 BR. & enjoys nature, dramatic home w/m· comparable day & night view of Laguna coulline & city. $129,500. Bob Yorke. WM. PEREIRA ORIGINAL Rare opportunity to acquira a Wm. Pereira design family bome·ln .Emerald Bay; equip. P.ed for ultimate In living. 5 BR., den & fam- ily; A/C $350,000~at Hug~ LARGE LIDO ISLE HOME Exciting home designed for family living. Cblldren's area separate with own family rm., living & din. rms., with parquet floors. Six bdrms. Two lots. $179,500. Charlene Whyte. . _ PENINSULA PERFECTION Enjoy bayfront view from this two story 6 BR., 4 bath nautically oriented home with pier & slip. Comp. remod. $375,000. Gary KDo.1. OUTSTANDING VIEW DoYW Shores former model home. 4 BR. 111 family rm. plus pool. Large formal' tlln- rm. l'..lving rm. with beamed celling. $ ,IOO. EDeen Hudson. NIWPoltT HARBOR'S NEWEST LUXURY HOME ArdJ. dellped custom bit., new Bal. Pen. Point ~. h<>me. Take large boat. 4 Bdnl,!I_;., 5· bet)is. Brochure · upon request. $795,IMl:ltatbrYii Rauii!On. .. ..... -5511 .... ,..., . . . . -• FIVE INDIVIDUAL 3 BEDROOM HOMES on Iar~e Soo-tt-Els!Oide Costa Mesi lot. Paint and clean up to be worth more f$$$. Owner asking oiily $72,500. Just listed. CALL US NOW. 546-5880 JUST LISTED QUALITY BUil T Easiside Costa Mesa, fr .. h. 8 LINDA ISLE OPEN SUN. 1-5:30 IRVINE TERRACE-$185,000 Fantastic view! Bay, ocean & Catalina! Ex· Iy redecorated . 3 bedroom home. Hardwood pensive new features in this elegant home floors! cozy fll'eplace, new carpets, near w/3 Jge bdrma, F.R., formal DR. &:: 3 ba's. sboppmg. $30,750. CALL 540-1151 Sauna In mstr bath. 3 Frpls' & lovely pool. WOODLAND •• KAISER •• HARBOR 1935 SABRINA TERR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 if you like th .. e schools, we have the home . LINDA ISLE-$245,000 for you -large 4 bedroom, 2 bath, family Luxurious custom-built 4 bedroom home on room home with beautilul front kitchen, lagoon. Huge family rm w/wet bar, formal drlve-tbru garage, boat or camper storage. dining r.m. game rm & 41'.i b~tbs. Protected 1800 sq ft, in excellent condition. Price only patio, pier It slip for up to 65 boat. Built-in $38,900. First time advertised -won't last vacuum, island kitchen. Spac. 2 story entry. -CALL FOR DETAILS 546-5880 " 50 LINDA lSLE OPEN SAT 1·5:30 NEED A CORNER LOT? DOVER SHORE5,...4225,GOO ESCONDIDO INVESTMENT . 2.1 Acres of gentle.rolling R·l, "approx. 240' X 380'," to build your own country estate. Owner will finance: consi der subordination. Only $24,950. Call today for the details! ELBOW ROOM Beautilul residential building site overlook- ing Yalley & the Mts. in Rancho California. Exec utive homes already built tn area. e Acre site. Only $39,900. Owner will C011Jider terms. ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CAN SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS: Velma Jordan Bud Corbin Michelle Davy Paul M.lrtln Carol Arthur M•ry Finch Jean Mitchell Ramona Host Edrea Metesh Audrey Rich•*°" Joe DeKey11r Worth Probst Edith Bray ci.orglno Vaught CORBIN -MARTIN THIS IT ITI -8 Bedroom and oversized family room, well decorated and cared for. Close to schools and shopping. Only $29,500. CALL 54().1151' "A HOME FOR ALL IEASONS" This elegant 5 BR, 41'.i bath borne of top qual. construction has amenities seldom found. Luxury cptng & drapes, marble 1rp1; marble halla, huge mstr suite w/jaCUzzi pool & steam sbwr. storage galore. On FEE land. 3 + Guest $25,950 REALTORS 1337 GALAXY DR. OPEN SAT 1·5:30 Call Anytime 644-7662 Escellent Mesa Verde cul-de-sac with room for boat or trailer. Bright and dleerful with ,dream klU:ben, large family room, S big bed· rooms, 2 baths and covered patio. Don't worry about the gas shortage here -walk to shopping, schools, bus, etc. Ready for your inspection. CALL 546-5880 NEW PENINSULA DUPLEX BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED -carefully built 2 & 3 bedroom studio type with balconies and pitched beain ceilings. Fully landscap- ed, carpeted & draped. Offered at $96,500. CALL 540-1151 FIXER UPPER EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -2,000 sq. ft. 4 bedroom, 2 bath home on lar~e R·2 lot. Cus- tom built ranch style featunng beam cell· in~ massive double brick fireplace and hardwood floors. She ain't very pretty but wow, what potential -maybe even C9D· Verling to duplex. Priced rigbl CALL FOR DETAILS, 546-5880 DEEP BLUE SEA JUST A SHORT BLOCK from Ibis near new Newport Duplex. 3 & 3 bedroow, 2 baths, upgraded owner's unit with ocean view, shag carpets & beam ceilings. You couldn't replace it fo r $105,000. Just listed. CALL 54().1151 ERITAGE Private circular street of 1 '!l"'""""'l""""""""""""'""'~""'':"'""""""!'!ll"""~, BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB fine _.._ Paint and ,..., General Gonorol Ei:clusive C.C. area. Popular plan in this 4 tho u a a n d•. Sweeping ;:.:c=.::;..~----="'-''------ BR home-by Bloadmoor. Lge fam rm, for-.,...,,,.i. •i"' room tor boat. HARBOR HIGHLANDS mal dining room & 3 baths. View of patios 3 bedroon~ i n c lud i ng hide-a-way master 1Uite, FIVE BEDROOMS -POOL from all rooms. 3-Car garage. Surrounded ..,,.,..,. guest tacility, d"' by more expensive homes .......... $104,900 "i th sliding glass door to 25' entertainers patio, Breath· BIG CANYON taking view of canyon and Beauty & perfection thruout-the front ap-blue Pacif+c. HURRY! Call proach of I h e beautifully landscaped 645-0303. grounds, the prof. decorated interior of the lge 3 BR home with FR & formal DR, the unUJual pool w /lge jacuzzi. Furn. incl. BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Beautilul near-new 5 bedroom home in this new area surroundM by the exclusive B.C. Country Club. Lge family room with wet bar & formal dining room. Luxurious cptng & drapes. Some view of golf course. $114,950 THE "BLUFFS" CONDO-FOR LEASE "Linda'' 3 BR 2 b8. end unit. 1 or 2 Yr. lse. Cblldren & pets acceptable. LICENSED BROKERS & SALESMEN We have an opening in our Residential Divi- sion for an experienced man or lady posses· ~g enthusiasm and integrity. Finest loca· lion & beauliful office. Call for appointment. Office Open Saturday & Sunday ''O...r 21th Year'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton 2111 S.n Joaquin Hill• Rood NO..rlooki"9 Bit Canyon Country Club" NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. . 64Mtll General General /ORI\/ L 01\0\ ,., ' -1 ' " "PllCEWS I CHARM" You couldn't dupUcate this lovely home at any price ~ day. It's ideal green~lt location, p ro f e s slonal landscapfna;, upgraded shag carpeting and c 11 s t o m drapes make it In- comparable. Let us show you th.is 3 bedroom -2 beth home today. It has many fine extras and you will fall in love with It's new~ss, charm and immaculate-con· dition. Priced at only $69,900 1-~ee -can 673--8550 Ol'£N 11l SI • rrs FVN ro BE NICE/ ' Walking distance to Mariners School and Westciiff shopping. New paint in and out, new floor coverings in the built-in electric ki te.teen. and d_inin_g area. Three baths. Price reduced to $57.500. General -_ _ General MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES BIG CANYON ELEGANCE Circular driveway awroach to handsome fairway home in outstiihding area. Expan- sive decking. 5BR's, 5 baths, formal DR, FR w1wet bar. Many amenities. Polly J ohnston 642-8235. (U24) A PERFECT HOMEI Turtlerock! ! VIEW !! 4BR, DR, FR-<>ver- looking park & pools! Laszlo Sbarkany 64U200. OPE N SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 19001 Glenmont Terrace. (U15) LINDA ISLE LAGOON ~G ... :::::r.1 :::::::::::::::::o.== .. r.1::::::::::::::::=1*6-UNITS* * $34,500 * iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJtwo triplex~ on 1 lot. All Out-of-town owner leeldng In the new city of lrvl.ne, of all places! RefUrbi&hed In- side and out. $1,450 down payment pla~ )'OU In a beautUul new location. Bef: tcr see immediately. Elegant Bayfront borne w/extraordlnary master suite. 5BR's & room for large boat. $285,000. Dona Chichester 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. #54 Linda Isle. (U20) * * SACRIFICE * * LA CUESTA VERDE HOMES in Laguna Hills bas 2 homes back on the market because of credit rejections. Both have cozy kitchens and family rooms plus 3 BR's. & 2 BA. One has a fireplace. Quick possession. Excellent conventional financing availiible. Gert9r•I $31;008 a.,.,..$31,.511 MAKE US AN OFFIRll Call J•rry Herdin 'or Joe Wilhife 714 : 544-IOl2 Gener el ELBOW ROOM ~ rf','-, Iii _ .. ~ ~ .. nn.~ ~,-ST_OP~-LO~O~Kl~N~G~I 2 BR. uruts w/mod. bltin immediate Mlle on his EASJ'. kitchens. Income $920/mo. SIDE 3 bedroom 2 bath Room for 2 or possibly 3 hon1e with all ~ conven- more units. Out-o(·town· tences. Spacious yard w/ owner needs immed. sale. almost 10,IXXJ sq. ft. Anxious $92,500. Call 5 4 5 • 8 4 2 <I, • come and see • submit Realtors 64fi-7711 SouthC.o Rralton . terms. Call Al Day, 545-M24 2043 Wt>Stcliff Drive Sell idle items ..•. 642-5678 SouthCo Realtors. ::Ooe=n..::U:..:l 9:..:PM=---- Gonoral General General HARB QR VIEW HOMES MONTEGO MODIL 4 bedrooms, famUy room, formal · dining; carpets, drapes, super landscaping, covered patio, wood deck. $76,450 PALERMO MODEL 4 ·bedrooms, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar, well cared for. I;ush landscaping, wood deck. Lots'of detail added by owner. c- $71,GOO ' HARBOR VIEW REALTY HOMES BLUFFS-GREENBELT LOCATION Lar~e immaculate 4BR, FR-den cond1>- min1um. Ideal family home located on greenbelt close to pool. Priced to sell. Jack Custer 642-8235. (UIS) HARBOR VIEW-NEWLY LISTED Only available SBR somerset model-fea- tures extensive use of woven wood, pre- mium floor coverings + exciting lanthcap. ing ideas. Carl Butler 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 2027 Port Weybridge: (Ull) BIG CANYON Super.b 5B~lace ew carpet- ing & drapes. Ref. A/C, many extra am.,.. lties. Great location for children -coui. pletely fenced -corner lot. Room for pool -$150,000. Joel Smith 642-8235. (Ul9) BAYFRONT-NEAR JETTY Rare findl 4BR beech house on 3 l.ots .. Yachting scene better than TV. Ken/Helen Hartley 64U235. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5. 2605 Way Ln., China Cove, CdM (U25) CHARMING CAMEO HIGHLANDS View of ocean & canyon. Enchanting SBR & den (or 4BR) home. F abulous FR - kitchen combination. fll,500. Charlena Reicbmaml 64U235. (Ul2) LIVI LIKE A PRESIDENT In a glamorous Big Canyon homL 2 Jar&• master BR's, den adjoining kltcbO!lj triple giarage, pool sized yard w/ltab landscap- !"g. $98,500. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (U13) IOI --1141·- "4' .................. or 1 I home local~ In Ololce &ut Let a profnaiona1 hflp you Cotta Meu, over 2600 tq. tt. find YoUl' home. Let UI ot Uvtna. Thi• home 11 know whit you .,.. lookblc ready for 1 m m e d I a t • . for and .,. W'ill tJ.nd tt. powalon. Call mw for Abool~ ..,_. )<>Ur •llll"lntmenl -..,.. Call -· Red Carotl, llHI-(open ... would low lXl.Jn!O -' .ev<nlnpJ.--Red Carpet, R ealtors ·• -133-0710 ORANGE" COAST I Biii Want 1d rHUlll ••••. 642--5r18 ~-~!!!!!_J1(•!P!Jitn!!?,!'"'~'~nt._,.~!.,) -/.L.----....... -"!!"'"!!"'!!""I"!!"'!""!'!!!'!""!~~~~~~~~~~':"'==============~~ • " . I - • ., I • DIRECTORY . -~tMthliify6ii..,.,w~.,..tW1011lliriir..,..t• •••••• ....... All ............ ....., . ...._.,.,. ... ~ llt .,...., ...,, ., .iherttl'-t , ..... ,. 11t tM.y11 DAILT PILOt WANT ADS. P-... .... .,.. ...... ... .... ., ...... ,. .,.... •• 1"...._.u ............ ti.It c ........ ......,, Senr49r ... '-"-•· -HOUSES-FOR-SALE -2352 Orchid Hlll-Plac,, Santa.Ana Heights 2 BEDROOMS 646-0555 $58,500 (Sun 1:30-5:~0) -432-Westmlnster;-Newport-Height.------'20!<!!~tiago, NeWJ>!!rt Beach (Sun-1'5 646-0742 (Sat & Sun 2-5) •JO Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) Nll 9082 Veronica, Huntington Beach 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 963-4000 546-4141 (Sun 1-5) 530 San Bernardino (N'pt. Hts .) NB 20952 Surge Lane, Huntington Beach 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 556-8800 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 2851 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach 2319 Heather, Newport Beach 675-7225 S56,500 (Sat 1-5) 644-6200 $89,500 (Sun 1-5 ) 1100 White Sails Way, Corona del Mar *1954 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 640-1165 $75,000 (Sat 9-5; Sun 1-5) 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) . 1714. Plaza de! Norte, Balboa Peninsula *453Princeton, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $58 ,500 (Sun 1·5) 557-4130 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR & FM RM *1106 Somerset (Weslcli!l) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) · *624 Ramona (Irv Tel'race) CdM . 644-6200 $74,950 .!Sun 1-5) *1537 Serenade (Irv Terrace) CdM 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS 2407 Novia (The Bluffs) NB 615-3535 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *401 Feliz, Newport Beach 640-1397 (everyday) 20181 Southwest Birch, Santa. Ana Hts. 556-0500 $47.500 (Sat & sun 17-5) 7652 Alhambra Dr., Huntington Beach 962-4471 $34,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 20711 Horizon Lane, f{untingt'on Beach 962-4471 $37,000 (Sun 1-51 *426 Flow.+ (Eastside) Costa Mesa 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **2605 Way Lane (China Co~e) CdM -642'8235 (Sun 1-5) ·*1817 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB · 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1621 <;astle Cove (Spyglass Ridge) NB 642-8235 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 331 Vista Suerte (Blu!fs) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 507 15th St., Huntington Beach 536-8868 536-11887 (Sun 16126 Shasta Tree. Fountain Valley 19001 Glenmnt Tr (off Edghl) Turtlerock . 644-6200 $99,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1-5 > -**•·8 I;inda Isle Dr. (Linda !Sle Jrm- 839-5226 $35,500 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 18226 Mayapple Way (Univ Pk) Irvine 642-8235 -(Sun 1-6) 2007 Baranca (The Bluffs) NB 644-7662 (Sun 1-5) 421 Vista Parada (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 (Sun .1-5) **2233 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 642-5200 642-4353 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2023 ~1iramar, Balboa Peninsula 675-4060 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1935 Highland (!!Highlands) NB 642-5200 $57,000 (Sun 1-5) 464 Serra (Corona !Ilds) CdM 673-6642 675-0459 (Sat & SUn 1-5) 1186 Gleneagles, Costa· Mesa 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 277 Cecil Place, Costa Mesa 673-8550 $4-0,500 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 2001 Port Chelsea (HVujlomes) NB 645-6500 $67,000 (Sat & Sun 1-51 2500 Lake Park Lane (Cherry Lake) NB 675-6000 $81 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1941 Port Chelsea (HVuHomes) NB 675-6000 $64,500 · (Sun 1-5 ) 914 Evergreen. Costa Mesa 646-4976 $27,~ .,,.. (Sun 1-51 4459 W. Coast Hwy, Newport Beach 675-7225 $89,000 (Sun 1-5) 608 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 844-2430 '275,000 (Sun 1-5) #61 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 644-2430 $135,000 (Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FM RM 3414 Seabreeze Ln (HVH ) Corona del Mar 64~-8235 r · j Sun 1-5) 1991 Port Nelson (HVuHomes) NB 644-5035 $68.500 (Sat & Sun 1-8) *1935 Sabrina Terr (Irv Terr) NB · 644-4910 $185,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1915 l't. Weybridge (HVuHills) Cd M 675-5930 (Sun 1-5) 3496 Rafael, Cos ta Mesa 979-7837 $39.950 1993 Meyer Place, Costa Mesa (Sun 1-5) 540-1151 $29.500 (Sun 1-5) *934 J unipero Dr . (Mesa de! Mar) CM 546-4141 $44,950 (Sun 1-5) 2076 Temple Hills Dr., Laguna Beach 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) *1501,Seacrest Dr. (l!VuHills) CdM 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2001 Highland {Harbor Highlands) NB 642-5200 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *2422 22nd Sl., Newport Beach 642-5200 $64.000 (Sun 1-5) 1855 Port Manleigh, Newport Beach 644-6607 $69.900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1120 Goldenrod (O ld HVuHills) Cd M 675-6000 $79,500 (Sun 1-5) 20621 Goshawk, Huntington Beach 536-8887: 536-8868 (Sat 1-4·30) 19202 Sierra Isabella, Tu1i le Rock · 833-0545 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 1532 Keel Dr .. Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $88,800 (Sun 1-5) 1812 Port Taggart (HVuHomes) NB 644-2430 $81,900 .(Sun 1-5) 1507 Keel Dr., Corona de! Mar 644-2430 $87,950 · (Sun 1-5) 'l).7 Cecil Place, Costa Mesa • ' 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17032 Sandoval lane, Huntington Beach 847-5170 S33,900 (Sun 1-5) 9341 Cane Cod, Huntington Beach 536-8836 $38,900 (Sun 1 ·5) 1536 Santanella Hrv Terr) CdM 645-2240 $63.500 (Sun 1-5) *361 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $3 1,500 (Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOMS 2327 Cornell Dr., Costa Mesa 540-lm $35, 750 (Sat & su.n 1-5) ' 9192 Gettysbcrg, Huntington Beach 645-8400 $34,500 (Sun 1-5) 2424 Vista Hagar (Blufis Plaza) NB 644-1133 1 (Sun 1-5) 4527 Cortland, Corona de! Mar 673·8169 $70,000 (Sat & SuQ 1-5) 15 Point Sur (Spyglass Hllll NB " 404-117,7 $117,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FM ~ Th27Port Abbey (HYuHome5) NB -~ 644-7344 (Sat & Sun 1-8) 2973 Andros St., Costa Mesa ~!J.0744 $36,500 (Sun 11-5) 404 t Bscudero Dr.1 Irvine 644-4910 $195,000 (Sun 1-5:30) tt•SO Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245,000 · (Sat 1-5:30) *1380 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 512 DeAnza, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2107 Santiago (Baycrest ) NB 546-5990 $74,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3607 Catamaran (HVul!ills) CdM · 675-6000 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 12-4:30) 1215 Key West (HVuHills) CdM 675-6000 $104.950 (Sun 1-5) 1581 Skyline Dr, Laguna Beach 675-7225 $69 ,990 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1033 Tiller (Lusk HVul!ills) CdM 675-7225 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *3615 Sausalito (Lusk HVuHills) CdM 675-7225 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) *1724 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) NB 644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1·5) ~1 9 Tiburon Bay !Spyglass)~ 644-2430 $124,500 (Sun 1-5) 24912 Cavanaugh (Lake Forest) EI Toro 644-2430 $55,000 (Sun 1-5) 5 BEDROOM 17942 Hopkins (Univ Park) Irvine 644-4230 $49,900 (Sun 1-5) 1\'1411 Ma'finers, Newport Beach 640-0020 (Sunday) 5 BR & FM RM tt•3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •2 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $190,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) tt•54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-W5 °{Sat & Sun 1-5) 3728 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar 644-6200 $197.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2027 Port Weybridge (HVH) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $124,500 '(Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat 1-5 :30 ) 3840 Ocean Birch (Spyglass •I ) NB 675-7225 $ll0,000' (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) * 1!!_12 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 640!0020 $137,500 (Sat & SUn 1-5) *24451 Corta Cresta (Lake Frst) El Toro 837-9400 $56,900 (Sun 1-5) 2836 Alta Vista .(Eastbluff) NB 644-2430 $67,500 (S un 1-4) 1760 Port Manleigh, Newport Beach 646-7171 $85.900 (Sun 1·5) 2036 Port Ramsgate, Newport Beach 67 5-6900 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM EACH 377 E. 16th Place, Costa Mesa 646-7171 1 . 2 BR (Sun 1·5) ttlll Bayside Pl (Carnation Cove) CdM 673-8900 (675-4437 eves) (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BR EACH UNIT 521 Acacia, Corona del Mar 673~ 675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 & 3 BR 606 Marigold, Corona del Ma r 673-2222 ·(sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR EACH 514 Clubhouse Ave., Newport Beach 675-8210 $90,000 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 3 & I 609 Acacia, Old Corona del Mar 675-6000 $91,500 (Sat & Sun l-5) 3 & 3 209 42nd. St .. Newport Beach 640-1151 $105,000 (Sat & Sun J-5) 412 Iris Ave., Corona de! Mar 675-7225 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ~ BR & FAMI LY + 2 BR 211 Agate, Balboa Island 673-8642 675-6459 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) VACANT LOT FOR SALE Com er Harbor Island & Bay•lde Drs NB 642-8235 $128,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM *3933 A McFadden, Santa Ana , 673-8550 $27,500 (Sun 1·5) 4 BR 2642 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs) NB 833-8233 $74,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 838-2616 $57,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9601 Lassen Clrde, Huntington B&ach • .: ~-.. -645-0303' '46,950 -(Sun-l-5) -** w..-.. ._ __ I ' NEW LISTING ATTENTION -SURFERS, BEACH LOVERS, INVESTORS -everyone would like to have this cute 2 bedroom Ne\vport Beach house on a large R-2 lot. CALL Liz Beazley. COUNTRY LOCALE -Ranch house near Back Bay in Ne\VPQrt Beach on extra Jarge Jot. 3 Bedrooms & family room, 2 fireplaces and lovely pool in enclosed yard. Fruit trees, side entrance for extra parking. $64,000. 2422-22nd St., Newpo~t Beach Open Sun 1.5 .MESA VERDE -Peaches will be ripe in a month and that's just a part of the landscap- ing around this bi g 4 bedroom, 3 bath, single story.home. Walking distance to J.1esa Verde Country Club and elementary school. One of the loveliest streels . . . Only $59,950. HOLT SCOUT RANCH - near Forest home. -TWo swimfuing pools, home, \Varehouse, 3 "rater tanks. Camp sites "'1th \vater pipes to each site. J..arge cedar and oak trees abound on this property. ********** ENJOY SUMMER IN THE MOUNTAINS . MAMMOTH MTS CONDOMINIUM-Secluded development less.. than mile from ski lifts #7 & 8! Great location for year-round fami- ly fun. $23,500. including furniture. ENJOY SUMMER BY A POOL HARBOR HIGHLANDS -' Get a fantastic tan while sitting beside your pool and think- ing o-f all kinds of decorating ideas for this 3 bedroom, 2 bath borne. 1935 Highl1nd, Newport Beach Open Sun 1.5 ENJOY SUMMER AT THIS PRICE PRICE REDUCTION -Seller invites all offers on this perfectl y located (Near """Mar- .iners School) 3 bedroom. 21f..1. bath,· profes- sionally Iandscae.~ home. . . . . . . $59,500. ENJOY THE .SUMMER ON THE POINT SAVE ON SUMMER RENTAL -Sparkling and clean 3 bedroom, 2 bath, builtin storage in double garage. New paint and carpeting- ready to move in now. 2023 Miramar, Bal. Penin. Open Sat/Sun 1...S Office Open Saturdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Woslcllff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 ,,..-------------...JWLZY.aazrZWP.LZWWW. Gerieral General PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with view of main channel. Soft colors, rich wood panel· ing & 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel- ing. Waterfront mstr. suite bas dbl. bath, silting area, view decks, ......... $295,000. For Complete Information Su~, Junt 10, 1973 !>AIU PILOT .. ~ lillVlestclifJ Dr .. N.B. BALBOA PENINSULA 'POINT $58,500 0 1arming Ne1v E n g I a n d Clapboard &>ach Collage with exposed bcrun celli.JJJ!s and crackl ing ..,,.ood burning fireplaCt'. Only 1 block to secluded tree !lhadro park, p1ivate beach, lind hooi ·······~·· -COltONA-9El;-MAR-DUPLEX------1 DELUXE, on beautiful .. -tree-lined street in Old Corona del Mar. BOTH DELUXE UN ITS HAVE 3 bedroon1s, den , fireplace, 2 balhs, builtin kitchen. PATIOS. 2 blocks to shop- ping and schools. Choice location ... $98.500. ••••••••• e BU IL DER'S DEL IGHT ROOM TO BU ILD second UNIT on this large corner lot. 2·bedroon1 house, carpets, dra pes, fenced yard in Newport Heights. .. · ... · . . . . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . . .. . S33,500. ••••••••• e QUPLEX-OCEANFRONT S\,,im on your o\yn private beach , a step from your front door. Two large bedroo1ns and 2 enjoyable fireplaces in eaCh unit. A deluxe duplex property like this only co1nes along once-.in-a-Jifetime. Call now for appointment. ........................ " ". ". $140,000. ••••••••• e VIEW-VIEW-VIEW Watch the boats by day and harbor lights by night from your li ving room. The ULTl- Mt\ TE in FEE ,o,vnership, luxury on-lhe- \Vater li vi ng. 2 Bedroo1ns. 2 bath condo in prestigious CHANNEL REEF:-Pool. secuti- ty guard, boat s lip available. CALL FOR appointment, $95,000 . t·amp. Cozy fa n1 ily kitchen • • II • • • • • 8 ove rlOOkl'l your c o v e r e d private patio. Great sum· e EXPECT TO BE ENVIEOI mer rental and appreciation in this two story, custom buit , with many potential. For 11 n ap-deluxe extra features. Open beam ceilings, polntmenl to view this n1ost fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, GOURMET desirable prol)(!rly c a 11 ><&-23U KITCHEN, built-in sewing center an# study. OPEN71L 9 • rrs FUH 10 BE NICE1 Two decks plus 2 landscaped terraces. lt1s I a real value at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,500. I •••••••••• e ATT.ENTION SWIMMERS 1..:======== SWIM ... in th.is 18'x36' heated POOL. Convenience Private courtyard, tennis, park. \Valk to schOOls, shop. ping a nd bicycle to the Oeach! 4 Bedroon1s \vith 2 run balh!!. (or only $25,360. Or ~1ssun1e FHA loan \\'ilh payment~ of $209. include~ \\'a s h.e r ldry t>I' & r E'frig<>rator . hnn1a<"ulate ho1ue inside & out! Phone 545--0465 fo..r more d~tails. EASTSIDE 2 BR $26,350. Large lot with alley entrance located on tree lined Lillian Pia(.-e. Price is right • the terms are xlnt. -Call now! Nowport •t Folrvlew 646-ttll lonyllmt) WE'VE GOT IT ALL TOGETHER IN MESA VERDE Great EASTS!DE location! Close to West· cliff shopping. 3 Bedroom, convertible den, 2 baths, fireplace, plus ROOM TO ADD ON. 10% do,vn -O\vner will carry 10% -2nd T.!). $39,500 . Call for appointment, ••••••••• e START SMART FOR THE YOUNG FAMILY within wallrlni , distance to schools and shopping? 4 Beef. rooms, 2 baths, fireplace-. Has assumable VA loan-All for only ........... $29,950. ••••••••• WI CAN HEU' YOU 'IUY, SELL. OA TRADI! · ~ HOME . ANYPLACE JN THE NATION AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES REALTORS 644-n7o General w.- lt has all )'Ou ever wanted: • .... huge oversized Jot w•ith op-fet •••rr••I timum access for boat or camper, space for fun and games. Delightful outdoor barbeque oooking center with covered patio. Lush shag carpets, f r e s h I y painted. Nothing to do but move in and enjoy II . Priced at $38,950. Call 54&-2313 for showing. OPE.N Tit 9 • fr S FUN TO BE NICE' On All Homes & Lots, PleaH Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR [~,· . ~ HARD TO BEAT "' ,.34 ... 1 ,.B,.•;,Y',.;,.d•..,D,.r.,;,',.s,.u,.;1.~1,.. ,.N,..B.,.\"!!...,,.',.1,.S-6...,16,.1 ... [ · ~ ~ $29,950. H a If circular Gen9ra1 driveway leads to this PARK LIKE SETTING Picturesque yard high-- lights this lovely 3 bed· room, 2 bath home. Boat & camper access. Cozy fireplace. Built ins & dishwasher. Dining room. Patio. Forced air heat. $31,950. 540-1720 * CANNERY VILLAGE * Two adjoining properties. C-2 zon ing. Ideal location !or specialty shops. $45,500 And $51,000 -, * BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY * In Cannery Village. $8500. Call for info. $17,000--- NO MORE CUSTOM s ha rp 4 bedroom home. EASTSIDE BEAUTY 2 baths. Patio. Dining beaulifu l h\'O .!ltory cui:tom rocim. Big family room. builders hnn1e locat~ in Air-conditioned. Nicely East Costa fl.1esa. lmag1i:ie 4 landsca~ 540-1720 bdr., 3 balhs, hugP raured ~· hearth llreplace, built in ~as barbecue. large corner lot -----------------1 ' "'ith boat yard for $45,000. P ick uri lht-Jihone a nd ("81! us RighL "°"" For truly profes~ional help in rlndin2 or sellin~ your hon1e. Cnll Red f:IU'J)Ct. R ca 11 o r !s, 1;4.:;.....(1()8fl. oP£N llL 8 • 11°$ ~ 10 BE1'MJE1 ®i '~-- THE REAL I· ' ESTATERS ,, - • -. 4 OAll V PILOT SundlY, Juot 10, 1973 • • 4 BEDIM, 2 BATHS PRICE REDUCED - Owncr pys, "!ell this houae Improve vour tax shelter and cash fl o''''. Exchange· your home, duplex, triplex or similar rental propert)'! Choose from our large __ ~l§!!tjon Qf investm.el)_t buys -here are just a few: DISTINCTIVE HOMES · tmmcdintely, '' close t -o isbQpping & Estancia a.s. -"-Ntea• eome-,,;c. -- HAVE WE GOT A VIEW FOR YOU! $25, 950. DOVER-SHORES-V.llW HOME--_J'erched on-the..ll.ilLoverl<lJJkinJ..~-hlrill! e MONEY GRINDER. Mo d er n Garden Grove3d'lex, .aU 2_br, 2 ba! Y,w maint. No vacancies! Rents can be improved! Priced for quick .sale ~L$49~0 !! 1-,llXi'i'SliYr'OUJU'tEX.-Neafll'ev , UXiffy units -walk to South Coast Plaza! Crpts, drps1 blt ns, en closed patiosl Fantastic 3 BR, 2 BA owners units + roomy 2 br, 2 ba rent.al. Aski ng $82,000! · Bay yiew & spectacular night lights in this entrance. A magnif1ce?t Olde English home _prestige neigltbothood. Desiened &;: bllilt by....:_ with A'.509 square feet, 3 big bedrooms, den, Ivan Wells fo r executive entertaining & fo~al dining area, super vt.,..llitcll.en;-large comfortable fa mily li ving. Four bedrooms, pnvate sundeck ~ a fabulous family eame 1ilftel;&-bU'A:_.....--....r...,--sUPER SHARP 11'~ • ICI Q '-".A. 3BR 2 SA home with -ftAaltol--HARDWOOD F'LOORS, 2 ~ s ........_ >-cer-prqF,-llllh-lendtcaP" Ing a.nd much, more. CALL NOW for appointment to see. Prlced way below e SURFSIDE DUPLEX. Pride of ownership and '''O\Y Ylhat rents! Every luxury - steps to Newport surf! Just listed at $115,000. Submit your terms or trade! Ask for Mr. McMullen please. \ • FIVE UNIT FIXER. Paint, polish and raise rent! Small equity or low dow n OK. Can't Ia:st at $51,000 -make money here!!. Give our exchange specialists your require- ·ments and equity information and they will-· do the rest!! · ~ 181 V •. E. HOWARD & CO. Reil Est•te -erokerate Dover Drive, N.B. · · 64S-B400 General General BEST IN NEW BLUFFS FABULOUS "E" ·BA YFRONT OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S 316 OTERO (Vilt• Doi Oro to Orn1d1l Nothin2 to compare with this absolutely gorgeous 2 yr. old END UNIT E · PJ.,AN. . Situated on point of bluffs, overlooking ba y, & encl. with 2 priv. garden patios w /foun- tains. 3 BR., 2'h ba., huge family rm. w/bar, formal din. rm. & )lrkfst. area. 2400 Sq.JI, · luxuriously decorated & upgraded thruoui. Tremendous value for $89,500. , · BEAUTIFUL DOLORES OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S , 501 PLATA (VISTA DEL ORO TO PARADA! END UNIT, 3 BR., 2'.1! ba., lge. brklst. area, elegantly decorated by well known owner· decorator. Exceptionally lge., beaut. lndscpd. Wrap-around patio w/artistic overhang & brick BBQ pit. Xlnt value at $69,500. SPLIT LEVEL • BAY VIEW 1950 Sq. ft., 3 BR, 2'f.i baths; !ge. brkfst. vea. Cus tom decor. & upgraded thruout. On beaut., wide greenbelt with bay view, onl y ~7,500! mEN 8. DOWD,-. REALTOR 644-0134 convertibl e den, 3 baths, form al dining room room. Complete with fireplace, wet bar, .st~p- & warm family room adjoining th e go urmet down wi ne ce lla: & beautiful decor. Def1n1te-- kitcben. Front courtyard patio with heated ly a one of a kind home. $296,500 pool. Brand new on the market at '137,500 COTTAGE PLUS INCOME .. you won't fi nd a better value! .., Great opportunity to start your real estate TENNIS BUFFS investing with this weli located cottage on a BE CLOSE TO THE COURTS large, R·2 lot. Full price $20,950. I.ow down. At the nearby Ne,\1port Beach Tennis Club. Spacious. and li~ht three bedroom Bluffs condo. Vacant & ready. Some bay view, for mer model. Upgraded thruout. This is the popular Dolores model. Just reduced $3,000 in price. ·CAMPERS -MESA VERDE A boat gate & room-to store your camper or trailer off th e street. Minimum yard mainten· ance ... & who needs a yard to keep up if you have a recreational vehicle? Just 2 years ne\V, Three bedrooms, atrium, famil y room· with exposed beamed ceilings, massive fire- place & deluxe built-in kitchen. A real go.Od- ie . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,950. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX HARBOR . . ' COMPANV' REALTORS - 2841 E. Coa1t Hwy., Corone -del M•r "'Stlllng R11I Estate In N•wport Harbor Since 1944" 673·4400 Gen•r•I General * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * Here is home & income for the most di s· criminating investor. Two units-each with 3 spaciou s bedrooms, PA. baths, buil\ ·in BEAUTIFUL DREAMER' kitchens·. and -just 9 years new. Excellent rental record \vith long term tenants. Shown Awaiting a lively, active family. Harbor View by appointment. $82,500. Hills Portofino model; sharp country kit· EAST.LUFF chen, sunny family rm.; 3 bdrms., 2~ ba\hs 1950 PORT WEYBRIDGE OPEN SUN. l·S FIVE BEDROOM • LUSK -SOLD ...,. H · The faniily ·home of perfection. Everything ..., . . AVE YOUR .CAKE . required for gr~ious entertaining and con1-. An~ enJoy your su?1mer II'\ this desU'able fort.able family living with 5 large bedrooms, Irvine Te?'~ce home, ? bdrms:, 2 baths, con- formal dining area, eating area in the all vert. den. 1n a park·li ke setting. Pool, too! built-in kitchen, and family room with warm IS37 SERENADE OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S Palos Verdes stone fireplace. Exquisite land- scaping with tall tree s and twin patios. Shows like the ad from Sunset Magazine. Best of all just $81,950. The above advertised home was listed and sold in just 72 hours -but we have others C. F. COLESWORTHY 640.:0020 WE HAVE RENTALS General Gen•r•I We lton®Cor11r)at1\· ~ l A L I 0 ~~ • • CdM -OCEAN VIEW · "I ;::::::;---Bc:Lc:U._F.;..F.;..S...:S,PO:E;;;C~IA;;L;rlS_T _____ 1;G::•:::"°:':·•:::'-:_ ____ I.General lGeneral General Brand new, charming 3 ·BR with formal din· ing, many unique features, immediate oc· cupancy. 418 Hazel Dr., CdM. Open 1·5 . * NEWPORT HEIGHTS * OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1·5 530 SAN BERNARDINO Charming 2 bdrm., 2 bath home featuring lge:. kitchen with built·ins; frplc.. covered patio. Dbl. car garage & lge. rear yard. This home is absolutely immaculate thruout! Offered at $39,900 William Winton Real Estate -229 MARINE, BALBOA ISlAND 67s:3331 ~enerel · *LIDO ISLAND* General ·NPT. HTS. AREA CORNER DUPLEX ELEGANT FAMILY HOME WITH VIEW Truly a hon1e for family communion. The huge bonus room gives unlim ited space for play, hobbies, wor k shop, extra bedrooms or whatever.· Fantastic viev.' of the ocean from n1aster bc!droom, living room. din· ing area, kitchen, den and playroom. The home has 3 kingsized bedrooms and 3 full baths. Too many extras to count.' C~J to inspect tltis exclu&.ive listing pr iced at $99,500. 67341550. OPEN TIL 11 • fT'S FUN 10 8f NICEI . : I', ,II. ~,.· THE REAL ESTllTERS Star Jasmine Sn1ells great as you enter this lovely 5 BR single story h om e . Th is h a s BIG CANYON Spacio us custom home right on the golf course, overlookin g a wide grassy fairway. Super family room plus other outstanding features. 28 Royal St. George, N.B. Open 1·5 2845 E Coa~t H1ghw,11 Coron.i <ld M.11 ti7) t.'J(J() e \' er y thing-fonnal din-· ing-laundry & I am i I y General · General rooms, pool in outsta nding 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;:;; I niaintenauce .[rec re a r1· garrlen. For the executive C.QWE-ST PRICE IN -aCUFFS v.:ho v.•ants a beaullful hon1c Newly listed 3 bedrooms, 2 bath Condomin- in a quiet area. This is a ium , 1 story end Wlit. Call for appt. to see, n1ust to see before you $49 500 decide. It is priced at only ' · 157.500. Call 963-5611. FOR THE BEGINNING INVESTOR $41,500. ~ ---- 1·NuF sA1D-eALL1 Open House _Sun 1·4 ~St. - 'j;:' I/ GOODW IN ~7 ( (' M '' ·< '" ~ 2 Fourplexes, Costa Mesa. May be bought separately at $65,000 ea. Great bread & but· ter units. Owner will carry 2nd Trust Deed. STREET TO STREET • Doll 'hoUSt!.--3 bdrm., 2 baths, din· 'fug area. fireplace, F/A heating, ne\vly decorated, copper plumbing, 11 e a r 1 private beach • PRICED at ONLY $69,500. *BLUFFS CONDO* -Valley Co. 92701 N•:-rt 280 Costa Mesa St. n4 963"56" ' "":S~P~A~N~IS~H!"C~A~N~T~l~N~A"'! REAL ESTATE 644 4141 Orange Coast Fairview HARD\YOOD FLOORS. real PLUS pool. 4 '---'roo m•. 2600 E. Co1st Hwy., Coron• dtlMar nice 2 Bedrm home, fenced lll::U ., FIRST Tl1'fE OFFERED · 646-1111 yard with alley. Good ti nan· large family k i t c h e nj ~!!!!!"":!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!"'!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!! I 'Beautilul upgraded u plan, · ·1 bl "'/har-1>-que. Only S42.500 General I General 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, din area, {1nytlm1) 91~,\Ll. a ANYTIME e "'/i1nn1cdiatc occll pancy. 1---------:;,=;;..:;.;..... _____ , Jumlnouo cemn• In kit chen, '4'-3928 or Eva. 675-1827 ***• GINNY PROBLEMS deep pile shag carpet, nice * patio area, near pool · EACH UNIT. ..(aM; MORRISON SEUING YOUR '49.soo. 2 bedroom \Villi brick Fire· ~ _,_ * REAL TORS HOME *BAYSHORES*. place. ....... SS7-4130 BUILT-INS. TRY NE\VPORT BEACH finest e REAL ESTATE SALES ''E9UlfY beach community wit h 2 C:~ng area • Laiindry Room ~ 1r»" "If-N OPENING FOR ~ be] acb",.on the bay, ROOM TO "IRVINES" new"' experienced 11.,..,.d PURCHASE exu·a ge. IV. r o o n1 · Reel Eatate Salesprople. PLAN" ""/fireplace, lge. dining EXPAND. ORANGE YOW" own private desk & area, 3 bdrms. (niaster phone. good .,,,.alk-irul, free ~ Sy bdrm. "'/separate bath) 2 $48,500 • lO SO down. 646-nn. ORC'HARDS advertltln&'. Same location Walker &: Lee Real estate, bath&, n e w dlshwu her. OPEN TIL9 • tT'S FUN TO 8E MCff l 8 years. Call for lntervlew. Inc. "plans tot• upstairs addition, [ -"The Ranch" oilers 4 br., \V.E, Lachenmyer , Rltr. .2231 Soulh Bristol Avenue cloae to private beach • ~·..,·'•I i:11n1acula tc 3 yr. old hon1e. 64&-3928 Eve: 673-457r 546-0022 (72 Hour Evaluation 'BEST BUY · BESf VALUE Oriental gardens on n quiet Se I ) TO-DAY · $59,500. cul-de-sac adjoining a NEW TRIPLEXES rv ces SUMM E R R E N TALS gcecn bell. IN C'OSrA MESA WE WANT AVAILABLE. WALKER & LEE Realtot·• 3 B<lnn., 1% Bath YOUR HOME "C" THOMAS PORTOFINO 546--0022 2 B<l•m., 111 """ I;_' R-ltor HARBOR "jJW INVESTMENT 1 Bdrm .. 1"0,.f,,.BaoothWN Red c8.rpet, Realtors. 00\V .,.. PR OPE RTI ES 1" h\·o of[ices strong 1n tht1 2" w Coast J-f\\'Y 548-5.527 ' HOME Prange County Nev.·port·Harbor • CoatA Newp}rt Beach Eve 545-5643 Thf' most wanted model. 3 9 l!nlts 1.n Costa l'.feiia $120.000 Ap•rtment l\1esa area. Has a stal! ot -ENGLISH STYLED . HOME Hand carved mellowed "'ood · Interior, open c e i I l n S; tlr.eplace, 3 Br., 2 Ba., Swimml nc pool and &'tK'lt cottage, close to Beaeh- B E A U T I FU L HOME RIGHT PRICE 115,000. **** OLD TRIPLEX $45,000 4ff.802S 1786 S. c..,,, Hwy. Laguna Beach COLLEGE PARK· 4 BDR THE ULTIMATE An elegant 2 sty Spanish home by Da le St Charles. Located on desirable corner lot w/ ocean vu . 4 huge bedrooms, master suite is out of this world. 3 full baths & powder room . Large den has band made lrplc, Ital· ian Marble frplc in living room: 4000 sq. ft. of pure luxury in this beaut. 3 yr. new home. Corona de! Ma r-$186,000 PRESTIGE WATERFRONT inarket. $27,500. -9uict POSSESSION f Owner anxioual Redecorated 3 bedrn1 & tan1Uy rm hoiM on huge corner lot -room fo1· boat or trailer, King·sbe co\•ered patio & private yard. Low dn. $27,250. HORSES, H0R5ES Have you wanted to live dockside? Well, ltere's your ch·anc.e,! ' · ... Allowed on this % acre Th~-. is. truly a prest,ig;~ home Jn exciting ~ck Bay ranch 'Yi!h tarp Huntington Harbour:, with 4 bedrooms,_for... ~stom hOme, feneed OOrftl mal dining room· family room ARTIST'S PLUS 11 3 bedroom rental at R.ETREA & •30, DOCK Th' b lful-· f200./mo. Cuttom hOme ii: T a . e eeut ~ -vacant -quick possession. beam ceiling living room has a spacious \VUI exchange for -N.B. 8xl2 sunken conversation pit with a brick duplex. fireplace for added warmth. Step outside to $62,950. a huge BACK Y MD & gaze upon the peace- ful waters . Truly a showplace, & only $121,900. --lilMl • 2846 E. PACIFIC COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR, CA 82625 ' (71<).M<M484 General OUR 24TH YEAR Offering Service Only Experience C•n Provide VIEW • IRVINE TERRACE • VIEW One of Newport's best view locations, over· looking the harbor, jetty & ocean, as well as Balboa Island & Catalina. A lovely home with 3 bdrms. & a family rm ..... '155,000 IMMACULATE & SPACIOUS Newly carpeted & decorated 4 bdrm. & fami· ly rm. home In the finest Meaa Verde areL The carpefiilg is Ju1urlous & the wallpaper expensive. Beautifully landscaped. '64,500. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 One of the,most elegant homes overlooking the upper b'ay -4 lge. bdrms. (a super mstr. suite), huge family rm., formal dining, & a beautiful pool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $195,000. 1380 GALAXY DRIVE, DOVER SHORES SANTA ANA BARGAIN Newly painted in & out; 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, & a l ·bdrm. guest house now rented for $100 monthly. Owner anxious to trade up. $29,900 * POPSICLE RANCH * For e1change. Free & clear 120 acres part- ly frozen oran~e grove at La Quinta. 4 acre lined lake, npe for condo development. Frosted owner will take ocean front or d .. ert house or condominium. v * CORONA DEL MAR * TRl·PLEX _First time on market. Absentee owner now returning wishes to liquidate. Long term tenants are all in love with these fantastic bay & ocean views. Bring Your binoculars & $185,000. Small house-Same fantastic view-IW lot. $115,000. THE IRWIN COMPANY REALTORS "EXCLUSIVELY YOORS" Btelust wt list onfy a few Mltct piopef1in C,\LL 642-1 7n 18 ROOM MANSION 5 + DEN +GUEST \Vrought Iron fence pro- tect ing huge t'State and park·llkc grounds. European architecture featuring rare crattsman.'lhi P· and 5talned glass \Vindows. Banquet formal cllning. Step down den wlth cei ling h i r h ~place. Gerden v i e w master suite wltfl 6tlt bath, au ncleek. "81\Ll.JtOOAt" with dance floor. 2 bedroom guest hou9C ";th kitchen It bath. Great for ente.rtainin&. Cell 64.>--0303. I Olll \1 L 01 \0\ f. £ 4 • ' ~ ' EASTBLUFF REALTY .. OFFERS YOU "THE BLUFFS" (Resldent/brok,r since l!IM) NEWEST USTINGS OPEN SUN. l·S 421 VISTA PARADA-"the downst11.in; ts upstain" lohr, beamed cell. "Guadalupe ' t°"'nbo\lse designed hOme of O\.'f!l' 2,000 sq.ft. Premium t!hd unit, poolside location. Entry level bd1m. & full bath, up dramatic st~a,y to spacious livlni -rm., formal d lnl na . kit· chen/brkfst. To the renr, I huge "Jack 6. Jill" room with sep. bath. Up front, a klngsi:e mstr. sulte -an ex· paneled wood planked patio A: wra~nd· deck oU liv· inc rm.. completes this "pri:r:e hOme ". Abounds wlUI cuatom feature• &: decorator accents. •Avail. at $74,500 on low leasehold! 242-4 VISfA HOGAR-"The BluUs Plaza" community - A super 4 bdrm., 2~11 ba. "plan \V" for the youna fa mily -popular style llome with nlany custon1 It decorator adrlltiona. \'ou'll love the "added attraction" trplc. Near to pool. Short walk to high school; park Ir shopping center. Shamefully low leasehold ($240 per year) &t maJnt. due1 ($42 per mo. l At $53,950 you can attord The Blutft!· EASTBLUFF REALTY 2414 Vista Del Oro, N.B. -444-1133 Mini Canyon Estate Fixer • View • $25,950 -~= '-YOUR-OWN PRIVATE CLUB Bd1·m . 2\l bath, formal din-Triplex in Costa Mesa $72,000 R 1 profeulonals to sell your jng room big ramily room 5 Units in Coata Aleaa frl,000 •• tors 547-6791 home. List Y.'ith ua a nd in Choice, choice. I o c " t I on , "'Ide b1-e~Z\\'ay. Be ne! Ii 6 Uniff' in Costa Afesa NEWPORT BEACH return Wl' will give you the beautiful 4 bdr A: famiJ.y.rm, 1.::====== from this un!llilual low price Cnew) . Cos $120,000 Matilnc Contracting Finn best possible serVice. It you double fireplace, covered General SPEClAL A1TENTION could make a dream oome true. Nestled ATO P T rtE BLUF F S . PANORAMIC vt£W FOREVER, overlook· lng canyon It PROPOSED MARINA A GOL>' C'OURSE. The SEA iA at yoor finger tiPJ. Feanttes 3 bedroom1, dlnini room, huge aroundl, nt\v tlnanc:illt or usume 1141 per month total pq- men ta. Won't Jut. call now! 182-!1685. now -add a bonus room 1n~f in ta ~~.~ Finest equlpmont & water have que1tlons concerning ~hi~!ncJ h~= $33~9';o~ j ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; later. Only $69.950 6 Un!U; ln Cos\• Mesa front location .. 35 Yr. old the ,.Je ol a property call Call Red Corpe~ Real-HOMI lo BUSlNllS "1tESA VERDE REAPALCEIFSTICATE (now) $t70000 company. Space avail. for us -we want to help ~ (openeventnp) • n~-, 2 balho, dOublc SPWH!!· • 6 U l I 0> ta M $UO' 000 boat sales A l'f!~lrs. ~S-*>80 Copen evtnlnpl . _ • ~" 642-0200 neJ' ~...;.,, ka1:! ~ BILL GRUNDY RLTR. MESA VERDE * 16 UNITS * . garaae. $30,000, • Best ot l Bdr., 3 bath poo1 home on YOUNG FAMIUES 675-4161 "E1t1to" ~:nrd"':nll'YBR~~ '"Uita1 FAMILY? ~~~~":/~~ i!i.°?t . NEWPORT Cuslom built • Br, hu 400 for each •pt. Nea~ ·~pl•• .• n-•~m 2 ba'"· ~ .. , to ·~· ··alt t• all _.,, I 0111 \I I Ill \II\ .. ' ' E~lng is done for inn..'<· 1mum fun nnd comfort in .thia &btrp J{untillJ{on Bay ..o:mdo. Thil t& tbe popular 3 'bedroom. front J)Ot"Ch tno<lcl and ls • .de11irable end unit. Discover t new cart!ree Jitest)'le In thlt plealNUlt •dult ~ntmunlty, ~ar pool 1--1..-nd reere.._ictri tit,. $22i900. WUI 1lnd this to be .lhe . · aq ft famu~· rm w/5""""11h No va••"•'·tJ 1175, . "'"' ~ Dt:\KV\I ' ...... '-'WllG 'v"' .. v c ~)'OU~ w ... I •-.. P!Pl9!!'!!1""-• f ho Th • HEIGHTS D ~· ~0~~ -"" $31,!IOO. mlp lhl• one. $60,llOO. 'Coll COLONIAL 1>'reC111a1·ter me. "·' UPLEX ,,,,l~&.w~t .'B'!Ult.land-GEM NIED SECURITY? Red C~t, R ealtors · 'I" ~,~m 1::~n~~~e .~pafkllnc 2.bdr,..dU~ "l"f:J:· :-~:C~, 1616-W~t Hwy.-i-N: -~ hor)1e_Jlµ._~r-iN'-54H>f0-open !\lenlnp) ' ~~~_,._,,,,_1---1 IRVINE TERRACE nClghhorhoOd clo.. to nn lt hu exlra larp >ard· llourke R\tr. 546-"""'. REALTORS 6<2-4623 i><led, =1 ntl.Y ,...n · CUSTOM HOME I Bdrm., form ol dlnlnJ, l ba, dic.\cr11or1 • ' COATS -· WALLACE • REALTORS "2+114 -M:hools. Priced at only Both have new pAlnt ind ' ' "'j'YY , Lara~ enc O!ied 11unporch. • ·2G«l !IQ. ft., ln j\l.lt 1pnrklln1 IDl S.n!anell•, CdM 126,950. Call IOOay, 842·25.1.I. '"'"'"· T;•mon dous loc•· TWO HOUSES!!! WAGON ·WHEEL fenced front & baek >ntd , EASTSIDE condition. $45,(00. It you'n Thjs 3 br, 2 bn., fam rm, ONN nL t • IT'! ,.VH 10 at MCE.1 , !Ion. t r YoU re looking tor an Why b4y one Wl)t'n you•can CHARM 1'001'1 for boot. ,Quiet street. Lovely 4 Bdr., 3 bath home IOoki"' !or a areat home bctu11 pg.Uo, looki ng' for a !'9) i 1nves1n1ent or a place to · 1 h · 1 140 000, $2'7,!500. h 1 I with chnrt1.cter 1n tho Bell .. new famlly to .ral~. $63,000. 1 1 '· f.lUS:Jl,'lll :~~ .\\·Thith11 i~5.o;.1t"iaCa!st•. 'n~ .. !I ~~1C:0 Ec:i~1dcor loct:tlon: ~an~"e.;x~c fo~c~:r~~: Roy McC1r~I• Realtor ~!!me~~n~':1~ 1t·,:~!,:: C>lta~eu. JocatiO? Call us CALJ.. ~mo Qr!'iiil~ C .. ...L.f.lte!alt'o"n "Ar ,.,.,:,.,1.4.-u CualOm built-2 .bclr., + one fl.blf, lnformfl.l. c11retree Jlv. 1810 Newpbrt Blvd., C.M. Cheek thlll-Befnl 10td ·•t on thts JUatlt now. Red ..__."" • • D'ti1-0UllU· cottage. Call Red Oltpet, Ing. Only $35 500 839-5226 sg..7729 !ti.st )'tart prlce1 and almott Carpet 1\ealton, ~. Yut.re~t•~rJ¥:t a pbooe FJ&t m ulu ~JW:t a phbne RtuJ lots 546--8G40 Co p c n btk, JiUftRY• ' ' at coAt $'5,000. Call Red OaUy Pllo\-Want Ans have Neid a ''Pad"? Pl~ an ad! call ""' .y . Sell l4Jt i1tm1 ...... ~2"5618 cllll a\V&.Y f.4~78. eveningJ ' • Want ad relUJts ••••. 641-5678 Car:pet, Rtaltora, 546--8640. bartalns pore. _ , , . , • -.. -· • . \, I • ' _,,,,. G.Mral U~l()Uf: ti()Mf:S THE BEST HG\\ES ...... .. IN TiiE BEST AREAS ----"!" ~:----- ENGLISH TUDOR. Unique four bedroom in ~ewport's Baycrest area: complimenting landscape, excellen\ carpets, formal dining {llld nice size family root:Q. This hOme gives an impressive ·welcome and is an excellent value at $74,900. 01'1! TO.DU, Z107-!IA~R ... Y$11Sl', ~.1. UNl9UI HOMU OP NIWPOU IU.CH, '41-6100 A lk .... •f Je1&1tle He•••• • .. ~Ki4y. JuPr 10, !i/J DAIL V PI LD! D Cool•-Fount•I~ V •1\ey I~ ~[ __ '°'_ .... ~]~~!' Huntlntton 8-ch G.Mral-CoroM-del Mar Corona del ~r COii•- OCEAN ••• CATALINA ••• & MESA VERDE . ~'!"~~~!~. COuldn'l .find a b(\ll<r ...... HARBOR VIEWS • • • ll"ed In • "Con<lomlnlwn tial '"""'ed horn• b<ly! Trim $J5,000 s(yle" and loved ii, move up 2 br on o!"ersize<I R·2 lot • -$3 500 VACANT to Tiburon where real crpt•, dt<~. blum, room ,.,. 2 an-2 bath Open ~eam Ceilings Spacious 5, townhouse living I• In lull • ,. . . "°• ' " ' U. . OPEN SAT, SUNDAY 1·5 '"I'•' II >nu .. ,.,,., tried ~-~::!_;1~~ tt:; Pleasing Pool with ~atural Stone Wa . Close-DRIVE BY AND CHICK OUT it, Invest a little timl! to quick aale al Ja;,950 . 3Ub-In -Original Harbor View Hills. Bicycle to --s•UftA CE look u O\W . Oioice resales niit down!! CAU.. 66-8400. Beach. 31,..., ~ PLA av a i 1ab1 e nrnv! \Ve ':!'~~<!!!!!:U!l!l!..!l!!llf!.!~ Be careful, the paint 1s still wet Inside and apeclali" In selling condo•· r " • • NE TIME OFFERING THRU OWNER outside. Scrape your shoes off outside! The Try "' for real action! Open HoUM S•t & Sun. carpet ts new. A .professionally refurbished ~fh~~&i~~ · buyet'ti ~~~~~~E:~~~=~:~~~==~---..:=~~.1,~gem. Shows -lilte a model bome. 3 bedroom, larwln· roalty fnc. ~ANORAMI · 1100 _White Soils Way 640-1165 112 bltth, double garage. Block wall !enc~ HI 4405 (24 hrsl VIEW OF Coron• dol Mar Coit• -~~;s::~~:r~~;;!~nn·'the he-a-~~ Hu~tlngton Buch "SHERLOCK HOLMES" SOUTHIAY OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 _,. $250 • ~., ¥•" "I FOR THE HOBBY $115,000 464 SERRA 'Tl YOURS FAMILY Out•ta>>ding 3 Bdrm. In RENT L $51,50,0 ASSUME 7•/o GI LOAN Lovely 4 BR <Ion Imme in J Bdrn1., honie, over 2500 sq. bl!autiful Corona Hll:hland!I. j + G-lJEsT + Pacific Sands, a short bi · fl. 1 baths. scp. quarten N 1 h Ol>EN SUNDAY ONLY 1·5 cycle ride to the be.oh. Fi"•· '·I I I ., ew, .pus shag carp.. POOL S Ul'.' ov.', 1ugc rnas er su1 e, JMUleled llv. rm. w/rock DRIVE BY AND CHECK OUT place, !'~A hi, bltins PLU , ;:at~~1 . .}a~,.,..·e .. 1•1~."'f •. '°"r· •. •rnn,~: lrplc.; near new di.shwshr.: IRON GATES to South Sea 2800 SHANTAR DRIVE CORNER ADAMS AVE. 18' x 26' arldt'd on hobhy l "" ~" •· ""'" beautifully decorated & parad' 1 S d . rm & s.hor . <'asily ron\'f'rl.:'<I \y kitl'hen, n1any extras, a landscaped. prid e or Island i.se ·~ th 'vood u d~n transfer makes available th!$ sprawl· LO ranlily rn1. You 111ust see perfcc1 hon1e f o r en-ownerahl.p home. You own deck patio: s'''uying palms ~· two story home. Four or five bedrooms. this one. Sl0,950. ICl'lainini.: guesl!I. Call Red and volcamc rock gardens. 3 2 b th f al d' . 'th d lhe land & Offered for bed.roont includ i"' s P 1 i t . a 1 ~rm uung room. ~1 warm an Ontu Cal'pel, n.calton, 6-th~. $62,500. level master suite, aeparate friendly fireplace overlookmg rear yard, Ill Ba~,..l.;..boa.;.;__••;cl_•na _____ 1 211 AGATE guest lacillly with private w@ gas fed Brick Barbeque firepit in the 'T/121 * BRAND NEW * 8~;:' 1!=~~~~ e!t~ ~1~1• 00~ center of a 18,fge patio. A fabulous buy in ~ Drive by tlris beaul.iful, ne\Y BR. it t BR., lam.ily rm. ~ ~tlings.aceGourmet .the prime Mesa Verde area. large duplex; . 3 bdrms:, 2 W/~t bar, .frplc., lltllldeck kitchen .with built-ins. Ban.. " M • ... • " s 6 3 a •• 6. I 563a •• 17 ba: up ·8' l-bdrn1., 1 bath & patio. Take a look • this is quet formal dining. Step r -w ·• • "°"£n pl~•.2 bdrm., t bath nice_J!'Operty!. down =npuo room over _ $6l,OOO *ALLEY ENTRY· ..r.e l,IJUI. .auo, ~. -~521 ACACIA loolt~ pnt rock waterf.all, I.fas big parking, pa~ tor F.A. beat, frplc., carp. A So. of H\""., oomer lot; daDce pavillion"'a:nd spark· OPEN SAT., SUN. l·S extra vehicles . Frt!!h & peach ol a duplex & ready ., "-pool <N'11er d-rate c!C'an! 4 BR. 2 BA home. . , sharp duplex, 2 BR. each. .,...,. · ~-..,... . DRIVE BY AND CHEC·K OUT C"-· to ~•cl>. sch\.• & for your J>0$5eS$W>n. Frplcs .. carpets &: drapes. TAKE ADVANTAGE. Call "'""' """ ,, MORGAN REAL TY Newly painted outside. Walk 64$--0303. 2142 BOA VISTA DRIVE shops. Best huy at 528.!l"~iO. 673-6642 675-6495 to the beach tro1n uour O\vn An all encompassing executive home 'vith RED C.o\RPET, R&\LTORS, POOLS * LA CUESTA, BIG 4 BED· ROOl\t 3 bath, Sam Miguel; , only 13 nlOCllhs old. Quality pool complete with slide, • tiled cantilever decking. Ex- Ull.W..:.-CA.U. ........... 156ti--1i-...:.·-1 *; BIG PRIVATE 15' x 35' POOL \\'Ith lots of decking, B-B·Q, and covered patio, goe11 1\·l!h lhls wann pall('Jed l bftlroon1 hon1 ('. Sprinklers a1ld c\'t'll u \•ie\\'-till for SJ.l.9j(). CALL 968·44:.6. PRESTIGE LOCATION PRESTIGE HOME lmmacu.lale adutr OC"C.'llpieJ 3 bt:droom with fonnal din-' ing, step down living 1'00111 and a p1;vate enclQSed ! a1riun1. Landscaped grounch;:. $-13,950. CALL 9684 156.T ~---~~.--­• A MONACO IN YOUR FUTURE. One of these popular Harbor View Homes models · Capistrano Beach home. o1 superb, luxurious, modem design. A master· !l.:W?..6.l8S:l6N"'N"ER'S CIRCLE ::::::-:-:-~-:-=:·=:I MORGAN REAL TY ful blending of new carpeting, custom de· is available; in per£ect condition! Upgra~ed carpets, beautiful window treatments includ· ing shutters, covered patio, professional landscaping, a paneled garage, even a soft wat..r unit. $64,500 . OJllN TODAY, 1f41 POIT CHILSIA. KAllOI VIEW HOMIS N••Peft .._. UNl9UI HOMU OP -CORONA H1 MAl, 67MMO .................... ----<>~:~---- LIKE WALKING ON A CLOUD. You should take off your shoes and run yo.ur toes thru. the plush white shag of this Harbor View Homes 2 bedroom plus den. It feels sooo good! So does the 'value in the 10,000 sq. ft. corner lot, .fee land . The covered patio, open~ ness, and th e community atmosphere. This adult home is clean! A neat investment at $67.000. ' onN TODAY, 2001 POIT CHILSIA., H.I. UNl9UI HOMIS OP NIWPOIT llACH, 6~54500 A ll1tl.. of I•" H•.. LltH ----111~.._.., ___ _ THE SANDPIPER-I! it's a single story four bedroom floor plan you're looking for. the Sandpiper is it ! Two fireplaces, beam ceilings, formal dining, a sunny breakfast nook, an honest-l<>-goodness powder room, a big children's i>ltth wilbtdouble sinks and a fee Jot that affords room for a pool In front or back of the home. Whew, whattahome! $87,500, but owners are anxious to hear what · you think: it's worth, so make an offer. OPIN TODAY, J607 CATAMA.IA.N, COIONA DIL MAI UNIQUI HOMO OF COIONA DIL MA.I, 675·6000 A. lhri11t ef Key fi.~ DO YOU WANT A HAPPENING ROOM or six bedrooms? Either w~y this Harbor View Hills Burliogame model is worth viewing! And it's perfect for the executive's family. Near the park, on a cul-de-sac, great for en- tertaining, colorful dec0r, delightful grounds and a flexible 2-story plan that has room for children, hobbies, live--in help and a swimming pool. Presented at $104,950. OPIN TODAY, 1211 llY WUT, HAalOI VllW HILU, N.I . UNl9UI HOMU 01' COIONA DIL MA.I, 67$..6000 A. a.ti~ M M•~ M .... OLD HARBOR VIEW HILLS-4 Bedroom. vie'v and pool. Just whnt everyone is looking for. Lovely open feeling accented by new carpets. Large pool has new heater and filter. MIN TODAY, 1120 •OLDINIOD, COIONA DIL MAI UNlfUI HOMU OF COIONA. DIL MA.I, 675-6000 ._ .. ._. .. _ ~~--~~--- _:;:::::.::=._1J9,.. __ _ U~IVUI: fi()Mf:i REALTORS -------~ ·-- BY THE SEA 673-6642 675-6459 signed drapes, distin ctive and colorful \\'all This one is No. 1, at 537,500. d · 4 t · b d 2 I · h '.111is larg(' single story 3 BR CAMEO SHORES ".;;;;;;~iii;;;;;;;;,iiiii~'!"...:! ecor in ups mrs e rooms . . . J}.z av1s -1~ i:>Xtt'\'inely sharp. U>vcly Enjoy !he vie.\v 1l'hlle you bu.rl)(>quc! )Jp[)t'r and lower decks of lxilh 3·Bcd1oon1 units art• s1mcious. t.cr.,·er unit rc nlecl -u pp e r available now al $2all per month .Large play yard. Buy OO\\' and walch your in. vestml'nt grovt! 586-0222. · -• ----1-y designed baths,-paneled office or den on 1r1sep2 ri11n1 & bat·k. If ~~1~!t1c:,.1i1tth '1~1~ ~!:~ * WANTED-1st floor ... Separate formal dining room yo u ~ rt-fus sy . ca 11 MESA VERDE and elegantly draped Jiving room with cus-r'EllfORANCE on this one \\'alC'r and canyon vle\11. g47-33S-I unique indoo1· p 111 n ting , BUYER t~m designed fireplace sitting ... A dis-1 t;unroofs, i>pnrkling pool and ... for extra sharp 3 tmctive separate colorful ''dine-in" kitchen HOUSE of GLASS Picture yourseH 1 suuna. 'massive sunken llv· BR honie close to schools Fini' hed d bl Th I d -I . . . s ou e garage . . . e an -Spanish house-0f·glass. Hi"''1 l'rvi'ng 1·n this , .. ing room and three separate & ~-pping New gr<'Cn ped ~ l)(!(lroom v.•ings. See this ,.,.., · sea approximate 'r4 acre corner plot fea-ca thedral ceilings, roaring lovely hornC' tod&'-'! c an shag carpet, a1um. oov'd. tures the ultimate in privacy in the incom-adobe fireplace. Hu g e MeOreNLdYith$4M 919 a 5 n 0 sion !':. ~ patio. Fmlhly painted. ''F'I.ESTA" rooin, pat io 675-7225. f'ireplace, bulltins, ptjpie parable Mesa Verde area. kitchen with soda fountain area. rd buy It myseU b " 1 -Ing ·~ ~ Exclusi've Agent ar and view of rambling 1 l' u \Vere _ · -·'iJU· growlds. Large master suite 3 B 2 . BA 1 .• 1 COSTA ME$A REALTY with poivate bath."'""'"" "· 1. . ... ~..,,room, dl!n viev.•s flo\i•er gardens !ge ra nt .~1. b1*fs1-roorn, I, 531-5111 ( :=) <3J·51DI lQJ a"d rourtya<'<I. Righi out ol lonna l dmmg, onuy hall, : • S1'nce ·1958 '• 548-7711 "HousE • GARDENS" "n "'""''" .,...""" c.u f magazine. 6 Blocks to 963-5611. S 0 S beach, on quiet cul-dc·sac ' ' ' 1~~~~~~~~~~-I I Disl:retsed aeller now in Ken-El Toro El Toro among exclusive e x ec . l __ 1 _B_B_ed_roo_____ iuci. .. due to transfer. lm· homes. Unbelievable pr ice j' 111~ ,..,,. of $32,500. HURRY! Inspec t n1ed . poss. on th~s new (31.~ today. BKR 962·5611. ~ " HARBOR VIEW HILLS Ck\rious location on c1ui('I cul de sac. Fonner n\odcl ho e \\'ith brcalhfaking vie\\'. fo bedroont. 111·0 slory with ~pal"kl.iog pool find fee land . A buy al 51 19,500.00 3615 Sausalilo. Open 11f)U . ..;e Sal. and Sun. 1-5 11.111 . 6T:r1Z'E>. Plus Ocean View mo. yuung1 r1». ... n. Ii l NEAR BEACH, i •·. ~ Gl"\"enbrook "t.1ann" • 4 r-x AcfUaflf-it's 3 be(]roomi;; 3 -BR. ft~ BA , large family J p U6 .poo -~ Volrn-Ca. 9270I : hll\hs, fan1ily roon1 and a rn1 .. tir:eplac£o, pan Ir y , TWO STORY -714 963-561 2000 sq. ft . finished r(.'C're· «rptg. and d 1' a pe s . S24 500t a!Ki11 roo111 that \1•ould di· Assumable 7~!!'."b IOftn. Ask' Elegant 2 story home with gorgeous dHp • • vidc easl ly into 15 more ing only $4'1;900. {)y,•net"s shag carpeting, custom draperiH, sunny .'!Oll.nd too goocl 10 bf.> trui:>'.' \0 x Jl bt..'<lrooms or a ny· 001npany anxious · make of· kitchen •nd pool table size fa. mily room Give us a ca ll 00\\' and let thing else )l'Ol.lr heart de· fer. us atTange an a ppoii1tment sires thai takes up 2000 sq . larwin realty Inc. overlook sp1rkllng he•ted and• filtered pool. \\'ilh you. 7682 Edinger Ave .. CUSTOM BUILJ & BRAND NEW fl. 968-4405 (24 hrs) This is a stunning decorator home. SM to 842-44:» S!!0.000 below replacement OPEN HOUSE ~roclate. $56,900. 837•9400 cosl at only $99,500. Ca 11 Sat I: SUn Noon • 6 pm 1~~.,'·,..,..,..,..,..,..,..~'""""'""~'""'""'"""" C 11/.\l l(f R p, LH All lhc xtras, bltlns, v.·et bar, , 21.,. BA, upgradt>d crpts, elcc .l{a1· door Opl!ller, 3 BR. Quality construction and 1 eru.i ly maintained yard, 5 blks from beach. $41,500. Salisbury R~.1lty EXCLUSIVE CARNATION COVE duplex; lot over 200 ft. de<!p, 3rd Jnte-r est in pier . Extra · 1)6l'king. ~~el' land tyou ov.'Jl ill. 1111: \'ery hcsl quirt & pri\'<111' beach loc. $ZIO.OOO. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S 111 Bayside Place SALISBURY REALTY 315 ?ita1·inc, Balboa Island 673-6900 675-4437 Eve, BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX 61'5-6679. (\V. of Harbor /S. or Baker)l:EI T SALE by owner. 3 bdrms 2 2976 ANDROS ST. 1-=c'-'.;;•,;ro:....._____ .F_;•;••;t;•;ln;;;;;V;•;ll;oy!;;;;;;;;;;;;;; oo sep. panel den w/trple & 14n NIGEL llAILEY & A5oLJ[IAfE5 OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL Bought Another House Harbor View Hills 3 Bedrm., 2 bath, family OWNER, trans:ferred, must • wet bnr LR w/frplc dining rm.. Mesa Verde area. sacriftce tmmed 1 0 v e I y REPOSSESSED area, breakfast area bit-Ins $.U,OOl AsiuLoamable 6% VA 3BR, 2BA, fam ·rm, frple, oovered patio sprinklers lrt. n al 1 -~ dbl $750 DOWN & rear concrete drwy. S'Aa • KATELLA • •,"'er ~·ener, g.,, l I f bl I · many xtra features, 2, fnced percen oan trans era e o 89, <rn Eves """ ~129 --... K.... 1 h / quafified buyer, o w n e r ...-u.ru _.. COV<=1'CU pa. ....... , u s Incredible buy! 2-3 BR v.·ould take small second. * JUST LISTED * lndscping, l4 """'· Sad· Townl'°""' with huge rum· 6082 Roocmonl Dr. "'.500. dleback w , nr sch'Th, Inuned ,,.... pu s roon1s, all b I tn s . Open house Sat. & Sun. 12 to oceup, El Toro Rd to dishv.•as.her, entirely crptd, 5. 847-9T"6. 3 BR-J1L B•thi l\1uir1ands, North \Vest to , 2 . 1 "'"~C:::.:C::,~===~ Newly ~'!-·ratocf Estrado!!, Right lo 2.Jj72 -,'. c,·ac I gar.. sv.·iml poo s, AUTIIF.NTIC 11ACEj>;DIA ~ Corta Cresta Dr. Open ·ic s P ay a r('a. inuc 1 n'IOi·e. seclude<! grounds, th i c k Sa d • Mod I $27,500 house weekends. 586-4341 llurry~ Only a fe\v left. 1vnll.s, h:i nd mortered t!le. n Piper e G Will. Open fol' inspection 10 to a ",p··>•'•. h ,·-h <loo-,.,, .. , • I oorge tamson -------, ~ , "" .. , " R It 548-6570 · p.ni. 111as~h·p bedroom suite!<. I Bf!droo1n, 21.2 Bath \ e• or SHARP AND 557-9144 or 142--4421 special decor, 3·unusua l 9=.r21~1 563'•1117 1 563-1161 ' Amenities Galore 1 Walk-Jn closets, shag crpts, dining, ullra modern kit· 11 chen, shake roor and gar. ; den-like t.'01'tl<'r lot highlight this sensational 4 br, 2 ba , d:rndy. Eager owner asking ' $34,500 • take over VA loa n! Te1·n1s or !radc in your present hon1e! ! C A L L -· MESA DEL MAR IMMACULATE Fir· st Pioneer Realty hath•. Winding ,,.,,. ... Large Lot 11'/Privacy Popular T-?>lodcl. :i BR. 2 _ leads to baloony and huge ;L!~~~iMiY!i!J.!..l!lll!!!'•~·~ ~ r ee l.aod BA, nun. rm., crpt thruout 3 Bedroorn, fai;nily room, • · artist's retreat. All «!Xcitin~ V. E "°"8nl & Co. \v/upgrd lino.leum, Crplc, bulltin gas kitchen. 2 baths, "''""'""""""""'"""""'"""' custon1 features. Priced • ' frnt isprnk\rs, clrive-thru gar, fireplace, new shag carpet. THE thousands of dolJars below 1oo1 r.-...._. ' 2 pallos, quiet side street ing; CO\'ered patio plus FRIENDLY STREET m,-~ue. tBKRand""" 1;!lllacement BEACH LOVERS for kids. s,;. Vo at $200/mo. camper spe.ce, ~Jen, .... ~ $87,750 .,. .... _.,.1 A.~'Ulllable or no payoff pen. walled yard. $ l 9 , 9 5 0. features this 4 BR family LOVE IT! I $36,500. L.trge new duplex, handsome ~"'!"'!!!!!!-!!!!•~-!!!!~!!!!!! aJty. By owner. Principals BARRETI' RE ALTY bo'me with eat-in kitch. three bedroon1 units, beam-:: onty. 546-4670 or S33-0243. 642-4353 Mom &: Dad will enjoy the and you will when you see Mammoth . two story Calif. eel ceilings, a1l shi ngles. The SPYGLASS NO 1 _ privacy of the kingaize this neat-aa·a·pin 3 BR 2 Ranch wtth glass K • builder \\'ants action! Ask· • * $47,900 TRIPLEX ~ Ji.laster bednn w/a prlvate BA + 1rg bonus. Lov'ely kitchen, walnut ~bineta, 1 ing $U9,500. 412 Iris -Open LO\'ELY fi ve bedro o m Near shopping, th e atre, fountaln V•fley bath. There's another bath covered patio with fwpil, ,_!)lg_ pantry and patio P8;I&" Hou!ll" -Sat. and Sun. 1-S Hillsboro n'IO(!el vacant, hospita l. Excellent Costa -centrally located to the Bonus & patio \vired for thru. Huge i:anch·slze f~ll- p.m •. 675'::-12'l5-fnr &.'I.le or lease. Great l\:lesa location. Put on your COTI~·~ J !R + den, 2~MI ba, other bedrms and to the \rg stereo, dishwshr, sprinklers i' roo1 111 \~·.1~~. r 0 taa ! 1 n i' -.. potential' for pool and view b uy ing hat~ Vlllvn, .w mos new. any ranUly rn1. TI1ere Is room to and a weU·kept low maint t'1i ace. lnuing s U'C8.Se from patio in backyard. JOHN CAREY xtras, by ov.'ner. $35,500. garden on this large lot. front & rear yard. $36,950. lea s to niaste~ suite with Just like ne1v. Fee land REALTORS 5J7-2022 968-4226. $35,900. for PERFORi\tAi~CE ~~rrltybaba~h. 4 1~•g ~ms only $1JO,IXX1. ::840 Ocean E·SIDE Ba•.k Ba• ·-a. 4 S BR. 2400 sq. '1., 2~ ha, F'or PERFORi\IANCE 847-35R4 l s. . envy P ~ •· o1 ""'" bl t I Car,>e ls t1.1KI d e co r a l o r Birch -Open.House · Snl. & J~r. 2 Ba. dish\\'f\llher. cov'd tns, D\V, erpts. drps, P c, 963-fi621 9 J\10. old 4 ·bdm 1. 2~11 ba.. drnf)t's. Still sniell:s bra nd; Sun. 675-7225. 1i;11iu. 5 \~~; loar1. Asking 2 story, $42,000. 96.S-4i216 Q\\INER • Exec ho111t'. 2300 I;:. sep. ram. nn. \\'/\ve t , ne\v. BKR 962-f>Sl l $34,000. Dri\'f' l:ly 2-179 SAVE-by owner. sharp '' br, sq. fl. 4 BR, 21!! l~A. lg farn bur . i\lany eXII'li'$ $58,900. t-ai1~·ay Dr. Call for appt. Z ba, l story Stratford rm,.. w/fple + bonus. Prof. 2 n1i. to bch. 2.~ sq. ft. 962-85.10. l.:i"=:om=•;·=:l3:=';;:·500;:;:.. ;968-l;:;...;=L."2"'==~=1n=d";:;::"'='·=:";c';:·ooo~. C:-~;.:::"=J.=OOS.=:=89=;1::;6'=, :;Own~•;:'::o· === WINE CELLAir---. Exec. Transfer : 4 Br, 2 ba, side Ir rear patio. O.C.C. area. Lo\¥ 6% Joan. 2321 Cornell Dr. M0-1994.. TIME FOR DAILY PILOT WANT AD $©~J}~-l££tfS " That Intriguing W co-cf Game with a Chuckle 141Mil ..,. ClA.Y I. ROUA.N ------ • Rearrar1gt1 tM 6 1erombf.d . word• below to mok• 6 Wns>kt WOl'ds. Print Jetter• of .och In !ft line of squares. I l A D G I 0 ' I I I' I I I· LAW REH I 1· I I I CORI IN I I 15 I I I I I I T A R C 0 F I This sick wofld: "Have ~---:....:.:....:.:..:..:;.-"---! you noticed how many '--'j'-_.l_ .... l _r.__,j___, more twins are being born than ev er before? I th ink ~-· ..,..;;L_O;..;..P~C.;....;l,....:;;.E~1 ·the kids ore getting afraid . I j' j ( J _ to come into this~:;-·'' ~ t~Wf.·.·· r. r I' I' I' . ,. I' I' I' r· I •Ei:* I I I I I • I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 L 816 S&S ' Park Huntington CA'l'ALlNA l n1od c l wl l.h wind in1 1 staircase lo ha.loony, huge l n1aster suite and mammoth recreation room. :Fireside fa.nilly room with a sun • I oonversation pit. Formtb. din ing. garden k I t ch ef't ; I man-size study. Owner ba"s : jU.5t reduced thousands· of '• dollars for lmmcdiq.te sale~ ' BKR 002-5511 • :l EXEC . TRANSFER ' 'I Shm\'S lil.t> A nxdel. <I SR., " I bA.: ror111al dining rrn. fr. \ farnlly rn1. U p gra d r '~a1~ts .~· .dl'npes. Excelle I 1-1.1 ... loe,1110n. $49,000 Ca ll: li73-..1663• 675-888&-Evcs. ' < " associated I ' BAOKERS -~EALT Oil'. 1 1r 1\ w Bolb<"c ~111" l , i ""'"l':~~~~~!!!!I ~ ~ONEY MOON :1 COTTAGE i 1iear the belu.il. Rustic S ~ lsh tile entry leads to ~ ~ living r nt . cathedral ceUirc l -huge fireplace • cedar , waJls Jn kitchen • glg~umo !' mll8ler bedrm w/tl'&k 'lt'OOl! walls • lush ahag thruout. At $35,5()(). you'll agree lt't trl>nrgatn: C<tll -.ow:-'!111!11 REAL ESTATE F A 1 f\1! 5JG.~'1' ---;f-•un 11?"*' 01· Mic by owntr, ' mn houM", n•/'J. C(ll' pr •{ HV prktng Arel\. % m~1 bch. o maint. ? ptu io. No rt~t ure l lU'ou~houl. R~i;pon, ~ ~ only l'll'C!d apply. Call 714 ... ~ ~ 11 rt !lpn1. shown ~ 2 11ppl only • -~ • . _,. ' ~ . . ' ._ ... II ti u_..iLY t'll 01 Sunctq, Mt 10, 1'73 ---I~ I ---I~ [ ---I~ ---I~ I ---I~ ( -•«S• l~ I -·-I~ I I ~ :...! -~-·:-I~ COUNT RY K ITCHEN_ Famil)' problems -prk'ed under market. 4 8f'(11ins. 2 bath$. P\' •tont fireplace, rorma'.1-dtnlng;-block fel'l('e, heavy shake roof. Prime lo---1-l'"~''!!i "'-·~--Doy&ias. .ftce-v.·ay & :mopping. C/QX: 893-8533. $30,000. 4 Lovely bedrms, 2 bath&, tone-on·tone shag. Jack & Jill moclel Stardust. Hard· v.·ood Doors. bltins, block \\'all fence. Our b...~t listing at lhis price, 0 11·111'r trani· fei'l-ed. CALL SSJ.sa:Il. • $30,950. POOL -POOL 3 BedrrRs. 2 baths, formal dining room, lots of deek- ing. Priced for quick sale. CALL 842·9371. Lake Forest Newp_ort 8Mc:ll R take 'fbfest 83r..sra1 or tl7-tt17 THE COND9 CAPE R nie tall >'OtU:IC deoorator \Vlllked thru tht1 bl!: 3 BR , lbi.Oi>.. dWJni:. jltd1en, Ila. "Ahin11:. hmn1ing,'t eye· bl'0\\'11 IUli.ng 110\V & then. e NO l\fA INTENANCE, 3 BR1 lake view, $31,750 ~!!: b~~:!~0~1~·1~~ Nowport Buell I•• •••• ••• NeWpOrl Hel9ht1 Condomlfllvm• for .. ,. 2 BR COTTAG~ w/w crpl..I ~-:.::;....::;:: 160 new drpc. frplc. mUIUve lot PARKUd Nl'l'OUndings, w/2 aprJcot trl'<!1. Super lst pool, NS, S BR. 2 BA, honu!, ~42 e\'e $-13,000 or \~II rent u•/opt. San C••m•ntt -til"'l>iJ.y. 6:1~3643~ ~ 1 • • • • • • • • • Income Property 166 Lot1 for S.19 111 EXCHANGE < rt-2 Lot/wUl t:ak~ 6 lTnlts. llunllrtJ::IOll Beach. FOR: 10 to 15 Units tn 01·a11ge CoWlly. Sperling lnv11tm1nt Corp. 6•5662 e PEN INSULA 3 BR, family home, $41,900 • A CHARMER, 4 BR, w /lireplace, $43,500 AAA TENANT/ l!jl!N LEASE ing room, an incredulous look on his handsome race. & flung his anns \vidt "I litlll'\•elous f;unily home, lge. a Adjoining Jots 60x300 ea., can't believe it! $46,oo:i? I liv. rn1. \.\'/cathcdrnl cell· Three year old building under Eastidde C011ta Mesa. Zoned * R-4. LOTS* e \V-OODS & SECLUSION,-3-BR,-vacant,-'47-,500 pald-$85.COl-Jor one oot...u ffi&!, 3 ID:. 2~dwnsJrs; long te1Til lease-to -major for·6·unit1-ea. $32,000 Ea. good across the bay & all-~~(U!,r & up 'w(lge tenant.9.0%Capratebased CALL ~. ,4,~J•I• e TRI-LEVEL 3 & family room, $47,960, they threw In u•ag a set of sitting rn1: lrp,Jc & view. on 'recent average incomt., '1W~ l-+=-:,::::,.::=..:.:::::.:.::.:.::::::;:._:.:;::::!_::.;.:.:;:::;c... ___ l_andb:omi...&-.a Mpie1·e of junk Beam ce!,~np in all rms:. _ Asswuable 1}1.% W..2.W..ne'"':;f--·l'jf1ijl.alfllt..all4--.. ir-~ ' 1 • PERFECTION 4 BR , 3 car garage $49,900 jewelry I lowid in • closet. ~u:-~or !P "wltrp_c & SAN CLEMENTE will carry second. Tull price • •- MARGARET BAKER • . Tell nle. ooe11 the blonde go separate patK>. m ,m Great beach hon'H! only 2 $22.'i,OOO. Near N,!:;~,L:.~, orr1~, . • EXCLUSIVE, lge heated -~.500 \\.'!!!1_tfif~'~-The. ~l~~e gig'. Open House bJks. rmn1 ocean bf!low the Dave l\1~nro/Fred J>tatt 2 glee!. 'Ill take tf. e Silla, Sat. & Sun. 12 to 4 hwy at San Oeni'-'nle's COLDY.El..L, BANKER C-2-tor, xlnt Joe., approx. niiiiiOn·"' do1~!:1 of ov~~nl I* Our Homes Have ~rivet• Club Members hip "as soon u I can sell mine." north end. 3 Br .. 2 Ba., and REALTORS 541·5221 50JC180 on Harbor Blvd .• Estale in the Inst 20 months 12953 Ridge Route Call Denison Associates for GRUBB & ELLIS CO. a converUble den. Nev.· I<-~~"'"""'""'!!"!!""'""'~ C.Aof, ntu!'lt aeU, owner. ~~ilta';"~ean1~f:~~ "'ilh 1..,,"1"' .... "lc"r"o"H"'"1"1r,,".,.'.,• "M"u"l'l'r"lo"n"d!!1"),"!E"l "T"o"r"o"'""'""'"'l,;::~n~f·%:;:11~~1i; ... " .. • .... o" .. · iitiihfiisiicii•iipa,.r. I ~,;· d~~:iar~C'i:· ~~;ut.in ~ld to~utreni!i~ 40 OAR DEN c/'-'~"'c°''R,,;'::2";:..::~ll2ll::ic::_w_lo-t,-!60-,000,,._. !\largaret. is v.·cJl kno1vn Irvine Laguna BHct'I 67>7COO $.'lS,500 UNITS Capistrano Beach. Ior iea('hing 1un1bling and I • • • • • • • • • GRUBB & ELLIS CO. 626-4552 Grm"a"ks to boys aod THE OLD WATERFRONT REAL TORS . Mobile Homo/ girls !or a years at J."ountain VANISHING . • • • BLUFFS ...,.,. .. E ~--st H•'Y 11, bst · p & , T II p k 1-• • HO'-STEAD ~o"" exclusively li~ted by -· """" · e can su nntiate ... ra tr ar 1 ,,. RED TILE ROOF · · .opportunity; 3 B<lnn. ·"'~ our ofrice _this delightfully Corona del AU.r. CA Iigures on this 011e, as we --------- S . 4 gu'N"'rv'E"RSh!Tomy•p,\'RK" ·-~~~dt.-T L' ed G bell cleeorated ·brand ne\.\' "con-67S-7080 manage it. Beautifully main-5 * MOBILE llo1ue Parks. pac10Us bdrm Spanish ._., Is personified in this fine, ree-. 111 reen 00.• has it all. A pro-t • • • • • • • • •· talned in .ev'ery respect. So. Calif. Bkr (213) 6$6-1740 single sto"', lovely garden scaping is in, U1e patio deck old('r estate. LOCATED Sheltered TetTace, fessional decorator has CUSTOM blt \.\'/VU, 3 B~. 2 $495,000. Principals Only. or 646--040.l after 5 kitch fl.cing lovely, large, is built & the atrium Ol\"LY A FE\V BLOCKS 3 Bedroom, 2 Balh BA 11 di Mountain, "---~ covered\ patio are a. p I a nted..· over Io o ks FROM TIIE BE A c ·H . 60 Thousand Dollars ~::)x/!nse~~·s~ cpt5. ~ °{!>.. ~~ :ri:e[g Sp•rling lnnstment Rnort ..,._.., Separa).e' master suite v.>ith greenbelt. Short steps to Spacious tree s I u d de d for a 38. boat included, con-yd. -492-1998, 492-7918. Corp., 631-5662 174 sunken ' Roman tub & park. tennis & pool~. Priced grounds-, v.·ith FI G·s, ,_..__nG-E cabin ~" . acre•. FOUNTAIN,S s~·cr with garden type in the IO\\'• lo1v $41l's. Hun·v! AVOCADOS, ORANGES; Ple"e Calf·. "'''·1150 venlent location .. only '$34.00. S•nta Ana ~ HIGH STYLE * 1.J'-1\. '1i S ·ra1 1 · , l·--• rn ttln ~ •-1 1 1 ' LE,IONS C H vn monthly dues. A bargain at , Jiii( Bl 1 View, Orchard, Patio , , pi s aircase, .. 1t.'Ur s se g, u•g uvn nn, orm V' • 1 , ET .. IN. T . E $89,.(XXI. ,1459 W. Coast Hw,,. 1 .._""'.........-, New, g Bay trip~ex. X nt SUndeck. Box 35, Pinon FRANCISCAN plus parent's n!tN!&.t. New· -dtn .rm & tile entry,-and --ISIQO-"OrtCHAllD". E\'en has a CHARLOttE-LONG -0 ---m -sun f"' -. -~""-"WCEJ Br.J__Bti. for oondO-~(!Onvgs.ton . .Best-carpets, ne\v painl, custom v.TOught iron gate. 9'n1e VEGETABLE GARDEN. .. 6~~ ouse. · ·:> p.m. close to So. Coai1fPlam, nr. Joe., must see to appreciate. 24~7Ca 92312 ( 71 4 ) - drapes. Shov.•s better than prepared to n1ake offer. Detailed c:<t('rior of \\'000 Realtor Since 19j() San Di(' go & Newport 1''\\')'S. • ,;.,~=--~----1 a nlOdel. CALL 842-5.JTI. Ov.'11er v.·ru1ts fnst sale. ,., red h·.11 clapboard, weathered shake Price just reduced over JONES CABIN at CresUine. Ac· OPEN SUN. 1-5. 8 3 8 2 roollines & extensive use of · SUlOO. \\'ill consider VA & con1n1odate 9. \Vet•k or EXECUTIVE Alvarado. Near Atlanla & "OLD BRICK !\TENDING •FHA at original price. Ne\v REALTY INC. ,,.e<"kend. Call 5-15-268.'i TWO STORY Ncv.•land. \VALLS". The 3 BDRr.r. & OPEN SAT/SUN I ~ S33,900. 3.~22 So. Towner. EStl9-'6 Lnkc Grt'go'"" Chalet -Lake :. I' ' f' RP I. C . "GATHERING -~ CaJI !\Ir, Bill Bortfl, R.ltr. 'J 3 Bedrms up, 1 dov.-·n tor REALTY R00".·1·· floor plao. ,-, 15 POINT SUR 87"1817 I (714)873·6210 I viev.· l'dBR 11,¥ BA fr/pl · 3 bath I ·1 Uni\·. Park Center. Irvine " ir-furnis ll' $26.500 821-4142. privacy. s, ami y C 11 A ti a;z-7500 reminiscent of a bygone SPYGLASS HILL S t A H • h 2001w.Belbof.81'1d. room .. I~mial dining. room, 531·5100 ( ~:.J 531·5!00 a ,_Any n,"·, ' g PM era. Antig>Jaled, sunken !iv. New Sp.,..lass Hill home with ;•~•:;•::.~•~·'=~•:•9~1:;'::-:--1-..'."~·~"'~"~"~"~'-;"'~-t~w~•~"~'~''°~ Ranche1, Parms, huge living roon1 with ca-Of!h .. 1? uulil'S A, l to l V ,. • H •·--& -~~=====2':,.. G -thedral ceilings, upgraded -s'"E'·· Mh"cEIAULTED OPEN vlev,.l of Ns!C'\\'POl1 atR·~r, ,· BEST IN THE WEST * 6 UNITS * -'.'-rov-•_• _____ 1_. .. ~; thruout. Assume 6•,,'•/t> loan. Valley High School. Her A. LINGS, WALLS Cata ina I and. 4 B " 1 •1 STEAL THESE TWO 3 + Pool + ~nhouse + ·A k f •1 OPEN TODAY 1-S OF PUJ\IPKIN PIN F. baths. Many upgraded ex-... ~~ MOST beautituJ . ranch itJ Extra large home in super n1otto. · s or " argaret PANELING, BIG BA y tras. $ll7,cro. Duplex, 1 block to \Valer. l<i;rge patio + bl>a.utifully $12,00J Income. 1 s rory. Victor Vroley, just a Jong 5 nbmood. CAU. 842·4451. Baker for Fast Friendly 3792 HENDRIX \\'INDO\V \V/A "PEEK A Turner •·ooc. Full size lot. Full prlce landscaped yard, 66.x300! 2 bclrm Wllt!! \Vfrireplaces. iron shot from Rnu D.v.ers' Service" has endeared her "" •o:• 950 Onl ••7 500 0 Ill E l ~, ·-,with all \\'ho have asked for Cl,JLVE~DALE BOCY' VIE\V OF THE_SEA. -ll05 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna .,.,... Y .ro • • \\ner "' nc . garges. X1nt cond. place. Three parcel deeds of APPROXIMATE(Y h 1 Rin 96 .. •A \\"ant breathing space? Stop All graced by the warmth of 49•1177 Anyt'tmo SPORTSMEN * ·carry lit TD w/just lO~ii 10% Do\\'?I 557-9930 28, 26 and 17 acres. Two 1/3 ACRE hrr e p. g _.,..n or the '!ASSIVE RED BRICK ... * down! ll t k~ I·'· l g47--0594 and ask f 0 r looki!lg! :rhis is it! 4 Bdrms. •• n..: . ed u· 1 . .,, \\'t' s, soc ... ,, ..... e, a r g e Corner Jot, "'ith 2 separate plus (]en, family rm ., FRPLC. l\-fodemized kitch . FASCINATING ·riice r uc on irt>u MAGIL COMPANY recreation building, .3 BR Pl'v ,-ards. 4 o-~·-ms, 2 l\-Iargaret \.\'hen you are in I Id · 1 I l f has BLT-IN RANGE •-busiriessmcn y,·ant to get "-...,,_nis·=.ri.""" caretaker house, 3 BR O\Vll- J oo=u1 need of any Real Estate (ecora e 'v111 o s o OVEN DIStn SHR C« NEWPORT a\,•ay h"Om ii all • , . come ----'~"'''°"'--'~~-"""---! baths, brick fireplace. elec Service or slop by i9142 louvr e s , Upgra ded · n •V ., ET · 1· b th t ·ih San Juon Copl1trono crs house, fC'nced. swim kltch ... ,·th disb,va~-r. inter-• • 1· c " 1· There is no better buy at CHARM l\'e Y e Y.'a er "'1 us. c.;;;_;.;.;;....;:;;;;,;.;;:.;c..;c.;.;.__lc:;::;;:;:;:;:::;=:::::::::::~ pool, gas cooled. enclosed " :;1.._. Brookhurst, H.B. carpe 111g. ovcreu pa 10. th "-h r I Condo y,·ith boat slip. v.·ill - com. tire alarm, \Valer· ••••••••== PI' i cc cl a I $ 4 9 . 50 0 e ~ac · or on Y· acL'Onuxlate 35 to 38 ft. CAPISTRANO BEACH DELUXE ~PLEXES patio, fenced, irrigated al- .softener. ~Jany more extras. INCLUDING Tl-IE LAND. $62,500 FULL PRICE 2400 sq. ft. of chann !n Price $78,500 2 oceanfront ,lots. Close .to Only 3 Lt-ti! Best rental area. fa lfa fields. ?t!ay be 90ld Only one-of.a-kind. Tem1s BUY LIKE RENT AND IT'S "OH, SO CLOSE Ne\\'J>Orl lleights not far Dana Point llllarina. Xln! :All units have, trplc:s, ds.h-separotf'ly. Total Pri ce aJTanged to suit CALL $390. inove in . $21.000 Ff>. I TO THE SEA/' (but not too close\ to JJoag JONES comm W/JJ'.1 beach road & v.·hrs, forced air heat, air/ $209,800.00. Candle\.\-ood In-"l1nb 1·\·lliL &12·4451, All adult 2 BR. $2!6. nl(I. Hospital on Catalina Drive. nr.._,..,.,, 1 .. "" gate. S89.500 ea. Both for cond., clOSt.>d garages. Pool 1 \"('Stment Pro)X'rties, Inc., incl all-pool, jaC'Uzzi. pool. MISSION REAL TY 4 Br, formal dining & hugt' ~ ... , .1 m,,. Sl?5,00). · avail. Walk to shop'g, schls 18107 !fwy. 11:1, Apple Valley, saun..i., new shag crptg, 985 So. Coast Hwy, l.al'!una recreation room. Ocean & EStl946 II.D. JohnJOn, BKR 6-16-8362 & park. 9ZU>'i. 242-3651 or 26-8Sl7. custnt drps. Phone (714) 494-0731 bay vie\v., \\'ALKER & . 2121 Placentia Ave .. c .M. Sparling Investment BEAUTIFUL l<r-acN' Valen-* FAl\-fILYE:\"PA...,.DlNG? * LE E Realtors, 54&-002°.!. I (714)873-8210 I Corp., 631-5'62 cia grove. Love ly home site ---'111.rull ur l' 1llage Reai Esta te "SINCE 1946'. Th . · WESTCLIFF 2001 w 8a1boa Blvd. & retiren1ent income. is spacious home. having 4 -~·C&litomilll.2110 DOCTORS INVESl'ORS BR .. 3 ba. & famlly rm.; Exceptional hon1e, 3 BR, 2 I JtelllE....._ l IAtJ} & Sacrifice at S25~000 . '6Z.4471<::::154WlOJ l st \\iestern Bank Bldg. University Park, hvine Days 552-7000 Nights ne11.· carpeting & V'-'T)-' clean! BA, 1rplc •. din nn. Front & IMMACULATE-. Genwal 20 ATTENTION 494--T:iOS, 496-2218 f. b •-· 'I . 162 back patto com p I et e . -new units, Costa 1.fesa. 2•,{. le\'e\ """' be t•·"••> a UJVUS " t. VIC!\\'S. ,Sil}, • • BAYCREST First usf'r depreciation 0 p. ,. '" ... THE FRANCISCAN JUST-LISTED ,\ peep thru th(' draperies LIBUn-a Beach RANCJ{ STYLE f-IOi\fE privacy w/slump stone poi1unit)'· Scheduled gross Capislrl\no & Lake Elsinore, On poolsize lot v.·Hh hills & wall. \\TOught iron gales, S68,900 Acr_1_19t &r t•I• -lSO $54.000. -~ $ 3 8 5' 0 0 0 . $3m. ,·',.,.,,,_ ~~~· t~r'"m's"°"'". ,..,, pay. re\'eaJs a Chnmpngne style ~ Glen Mar 3 BR, 2 BA, firepl, pool. Attached 10 th e fam nn, bltin range, dbl dl'aperies is a 2600 sq.ft. oven, dshy,·shr, plent y or hon1e v.•/green shag carpet, cupboards, new u•/v.• crpts lorn1l din, a huge fam rm. & dl"ps, covered patio, Reduced to $55,900. ocean vlews. Perfect for prof. ldnscp'd. WAik lo . L>own paymeht-$75,000. T of --~·-~·~·=~==~= :;o1n~ne . \\•ith decorative W~stclilf Plaza & , schoo_ls. One of the n1C'e:frt, cleanest YOUR Dirt Cheap Dollars d('la1ls c~IJ CJ S R f'A. I RMI E1tate Wanted 184 11nag:inat100.13 Bd~ .• 2 ba., ~~1!1s5~J;. t:,k= ~r ~6 4 bed~f!l homes you will for that IrdlaUon Hedgt'. Estate-. 54S=-1168 or 83:Hl584. LIVE by the sea. 2-Sty. 2200 sq. ft. home. 3 BR., 3 ba.; brick frpl. Lge. fenced yard. Z Blks. to beach. Anxious! $89,500. =fi=ce: ::S~~-nn., wkdys. ~219 . i:ths.D~~ ~mthe 14:nd~ ~~: a:dim~W:~ ZONED A .. & P. I* 'i)uick Cash * * ~-3 ¥.i ~CRE * HARBOR Vu Hmies, 4BR, For further information or NatW'8.I gas &-powt'r~ Just Corner lot SO' x 115' _ Good \Vtll buy your property. All ldscpg. Xlnt cond. $30.900. For PERFORMANCE El C~ Village: sur· 2~ sgl level !'iionlego. to see L'a.11 646-71TI . No. of Hwy 58 In San building, 2 baths. Rt.'duced cash \l'ilhin 72· hrs. Call REDUCED prit'£'. 2·Sty., rounded by C~evelancl Nat'!. High quality drk bro1''Tl OPEN TIL". IT'S r uN TO BE NICE/ Bernardino CoWlty. The to-m .OCKI. $2,800. dO\\"n -no 962-8851 FP. $1550 total dn payinl. 963--5621 Paymts Jess than rent. Xlat 1 _P_A_R_K_H~U~N"'T"l-N_G_T_O_N_ location. A Spanish beauty • Great I' home for the young e:<ecu· tive v.·ho entertains a \ot, 162-4471 ( :=.J 546-llOJ lrg fam rm, a formal dining I"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!""" I rm. Only $46,950. CALL -1~ 846-1351 or 847-8531 close in . 3 BR .. 3 ba.; lge. Forest; bea!!titul Oak trees. shag crpts . & lovely drps, ~ :; · .. · ~ year's truly great CASH loan costs, Anyone qualities. 41 ~ forn1a.I dining y,c/frplc. Big R.ural ~~v1ronment. Mt. Country kitch.-fam rm. 1 SUPER BARGAIN at $90 Charles Quintard, Realtor. ...-:•1-11'1"" family rm.; patio. ?<.fassive vie~vs. \Vill lake 3 bld&s-Prof. lndsCJIC<!. f?r low ,I! per acre. For direct 642-2991. {P.S. \\'e y,·ill 9e.ll \J beanis; 15.5X28 living rm.. .$8,500. ma.int. Mov~ nght 111. 1992 I answers call ?<.tr. Morse, your home for 4~ fCE') ----·-used brick frplc. Ocean Port Clandge P I a c e . TI-4/245.-8661 "' · view & lge. fenced yd. Open ENGLUND &M-2127. NEW Prime BLUFFS CON-Victor ValJey Re.alt; SIX UNtT -apartments with BROKERS INC. sun 1-5 616 Vi..ainia Park --"='--'="--==--t ocean breezes. Spaclcii11 3 "iiiii1j · · -.. · REAL ESTATE *WATERFRONT* DO. Former 1.-lodel. 3 Br, B~LOER'S A'l'n:!lfTION BR, 1% BA. bltins, crpfcl. • PR~TIGE, - ~fij1~0~~~·ck Realtor Oiannel Duplex 21,~ Ba. OPEN HOUSE Chou~e location, Tustin. Ap-drp'd. ro· x 300' close 10 1000 N. Coast Hu'y. IJ94-T:.>St 318 TRALIA 494-8093 Balboa. Coves home Sattsug~~ ~:~ovia. proved for 45 units. grammar school.' $JOJO. 111_ NO SSS DOWN Here is a prestige home in choice location ·in Hun· tington Beach. Priced to reU for only $37 .500. A L. L TERl\lS AV 1\ILABLE. Has 4 bedrm., 2 'batb.'I, W/\V carpets, drapes. plus maey extras. HUJTy. 7682 Edlng'-'r Ave., $42-4455. Open eves. 5 UNITS VIEW HOME * OCEANFRONT * DANIA REALTY CO. c-omc. Asklo< $115,000. b"t I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..\i~I H~ & Untts LAST CHANCE * 642-6560 * 1nakc an oUer. h'lNGAARD 11 Localed · 1 Grt;at edroorh bedroom family BALBOA BAY PROP. To buv fron1 O\vner ,,_ save. Bu1lnH1 ProMrty 154 R.E. 6-12-2'122 Businesi on pn1nc comer ot orient ome high in the "'-J "" ~ Opportunity 200 1''RAN CISCAN 1',,UNTALV in Northc1·n section ol hills above Laguna uitll a * 673--7420 * 4 br, 3 ba. 22(X} sq. It, back TI\IO LOTS x2 DELUXE Dupl'-'X 121 3 bdrn1 Spiral Staircase Laguna. No vacancy sign ls breathtaking ,1e\v ot miles STEPS TO OCEAN bay home. Lar. pool sized TOTAL 104' 09'. • 2600.~-ft.~ 2 haths ea. All NEWELL ASSOCIATES-4 Bdrn1s, parent retreat. 3 up presently. 'P roperty sui·-and miles of 11 t Lo corner !ot & you own the CHOICE LOCATION , Hun-an1e.111t1es included near baths, din, lge fanl nu. new rounded by lush, niature of extra featu ie ~~ ~s ... TENNIS, POOLS, CLUB land ?.lake offer 646-2724 tington Beach. Z 0 NED sho~ 514 Cluhhou~ A\'C ·ror Rusincs.~ Opportunities pape.r -pnt. Assume 6% lanclscaping: great ocean an 8.ttractlve T~ish ma!~ Very .clean 3 BR. 2~~ baths. H~OR VU Ho~·IES-5 b~ B US IN ES S, PR 0-S90.o00. Nelson s. ~binson: At'\ Gallery. Laguna Lead'-'1" •, Joan, By owner, 847-0852 · $ll9 500 n('r 1~go si...·r D n.... Fanuly nn., frplc., bltns,. 3 ba So U . ' FESSIONAL OR OFFICES. Brokl'r GT:Hl210 Cocktail Lounge, Lagunn'11 . $5G,900 vtew. • · · :> , "' me r._ .... ,,.,.n carp., drapes, $47,511}, ' · inerset, nique cul-Sl7,5(X} ea. TERMS write ' ' . rinest. Buyfr"Ont Restaurant, 0 '4an H21.1se ;;at. & Sun. l-~ p.m. CAYWOOD REAL TY de-sac, Nr. pool &_ park. KANPAK, 1993 Kihei Rd., 4 U, 2 &. 3 BR blt .. 1ns, new Ney,•port. Dinner ho us I!', · C WALl<EK & lll •24'x22' FAMILY RM• 61:r72"25 * 548-1290 * $82,900 ovmer. 644--41a7. Kihei, Maui, llav.·aii. "'/w, $53.9-"JO. $600 lncon1e. x lnl. Lake\\'OOd, B '-'nut y 'I V H 3 B FR , • yd Htg. Bch. Agt. 533-2212; C'nl 11.. S 3 Bed 1 h h · · · r., · .... g · Commtrcl•I 1-737-0462 ~on-Ii hop Ne\vport room • P"' -'•g REAL ESl'A'JE *OCEANFRONT* Fee $68,500. l!'ll Port p 1-=7'=='=-=~~~ Harbor Area. Jewelry Store. COUNTRY CQTT,\GE has carpets. c!E"an. $25.500. Call I'\. PARADISE Nelson. Open Sat/Sun l-6. roptrty 151 EASTSIDE COSTA l\lESA Sailclleback Area. heavy shake roof, nestled in 8 4 7 -6 0 6 1 • KA TELLA 1190 GleM('yre St. 644-503.5 ~2 BR units, $920 inc 1110, ~r:;tth~f~:.Ti~e f~~ _R_EA_t._r_Y_._"_-B_._· ___ 4M-9173 54!Hl316 7d~i~: ~~~~ & charm ~5-8~E~D~R~00~-M-H~O-M_E_ CORONA Owner. $87.500. 548-!l@;i. La~~o~:a~atJ1!~~94 room with »sed br ic k MERIOITH GAROENS EMERALD BAY LIDO REALTY -~ 3 DEL MAR DANA POINT -6 APTS ArH R-ruontotlvo Oiarmlng early Cali( con-'-'N'J SO'. ''"· ba, heated "POOi. +6 garages $89 950 -r-fireplace, gourmet kitch has Bv oy,·ner, Trt level, beaut 3 l c-·1 33i7 Via Lido, N'pt Beach Back Bay area, $62.00J. call Build u·hat-)'O\l want on this Webb "-alt~ 49, '--'i' \Ve need (1) penon to ' bre·•·fo•l nook aod the J en1porary uvme y,• open * 673-7300 * l;;-:--,,::..:7'i-''~'-"'?''-""~::o::••"'°'= di\ " BR, 3 BA. formal din nn, ,__,,,_,. .. , ce,·•-throo"l E"'""' OY.-ner at 646-172-4, rare 126' --1. Good cor-represent us lhis ttrea. latest in gad<>ets. Heavy ll<'...,, .,,,, · "''J ,.,.....~~ Ind t I I P I 161 Th · beam ceilings in big family liv nn, paneled fam rm, access to pi:iLbeach. park, LAGUNA VIEW LOT CHANNELFRONT DUPLEX. oceanfront, 1 yr nM" location South of High-us r a roper y ere is noth ing to b\1y. room. Sunshine carpets in l ~frp~l"'c.c.15=2.'-'500=·.:::96::2-5665:...::=-::.·-tennis cts. & pools. 3 BR., 3 Ei\IBRALD BAY LOT DUPLEX old, close to schoot; all way. CaU today! 6Ta-7225. ~~'fre:r°).~~ 8~~~~~~~ all rooms. Priced to sell 3 BR .. nr. beach, lireplc., ~r~~:.· ~~~e~).e!s~find~~.· llZ7 Emerald. Bny $87,500 Nev.·l.v remodeled, Y:ith pier arnenities. n 4: 673-909! from 4. ACRES bo11s. no\v at $36,500. BK R patio, ''''"' shag, crpt, Spanish st"lc frplc. in liv. For lots & hon1e-s call: & float. Lovely patio for 9 to S; after 5· 673·1305· (-:;;~~ INVESTIGATE 962-5.511 C..i.bana Club privileges. rm.; ser'l'i~ & brkfst. rni. Biii Grundy, Realtor entertaining. $98,500 SAVE -BY O\\INER \Ve ll locatl'fl corner. Pn>sent Jn confirtence. \\'rill' P.O. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 ~~~-~~i~lo;:;Kl~l /.fun· Privacy, expansive views of 123 Ba)·side, Np\ Beach NEWPORT BEACH Prin1e-Prime BluUs Condo. 3 , incon1e $1400. ""r mo. Great Box 2695 Capistro.no Beach. & fl69 000 675-6161 Reilly 675·1642 Br +d('n, 2:~ Ba. 675--35..15 .--20952 Surge Lane SPARh:LlNG Durch Ha\·en oceanT . canyA . '1' • • BY O be b yfro _ pc;.ten!ial -1vill cli1:ide. Ap. LIQUIDATlNG V\V parts & Near Brookhurst / Atlanra. ~larina 3 Br. 2 Ba, family urner ssoc. Laguna Hills 2627 r\cy,·port Blvd., N.B. "5'"'8'·, a~t a 1nt. :.i prox $L25 sq. tt. repair shOp due tet O\.\ne-rs Th'' Tiii' beaut. 2-sty. house 'I 8 1105 N. Coast Hv.·y., Laguna 401 FELIZ N B E tbl ti BR. / · P 1 er Is i P • Roy McC di R It death SeAI bids by ap has 4 BR., 3 ba., a famil" & rooin. " any xtr as. Y 494--1177 Anytime 3 BR, 2 BA. "Cordova:· in Colldo 3 BR. ~\'ei' bar.as be:ut $2IS,OOO. 847-1181· 6/;;i-4242 -~~=====:;!'_ ar 8 ta or point~ent before June 15th: ' J Owner. 8'17-Jl70. $..'3.990. ------=-=-"'"-'---I l .,. • • w rf I . 1810 NeulJOM Blvd .. c.~1. c II ""7--44 forni al din. rn1. ,\ pleasure BIG OCEAN VIEW popu ar "1• 1ssions" area. d('cor, cor u.llt on Jg ate ront p11r C 1 LOT Sl 7 500 548-n29 n .,,, 90 to live in. Only $44,!t-j(). All 1_fr_v_in_•______ Lg lot $36.900, 675-6900, Bkr. greenbelt. Open House Tight $ mkt. 1.-ly loss your • • I~~"'"'!"'~!!!!!!!!!!!! ..... FOR SALE BY OWNER ~ th ... & oolv a 10 ,,,,·,, bt0ke • · · 2 Bdrm. own your own L d 11" O al 0-d ~ flo~•M500 SO' J•N N 19th & ~ La d $ 000 , IRVINE TOWNHOUSE 1 1 "· -& aguna Niguel ev'-'I')' ay ..,,, Wl'l('r, g n. ~""' u1.-eu •L .vuv-.,..,,, :< w ear . · ~-umona Loll lo S 1 170 un ry J, minimum ride to the beach. abeapt.,_,_ cLgose hod S•roP1P•&og ;:-;:;;;~-:"-;.~;;'-:-;::;-:-:--l _<;GID-~1!!39~1~------3 BR. 1amily rm. 6#-69T1. A\'e., Co"1a l\.lesa., Priced r • • dov.•n \\ith tenns. Call after BALBOA BAY PROP. * U1'DER $30,000 * '"· '· 1 · poo . rec-WEST NINE VILLA I t $2SO rt 4 30PM 114 527 5388 * 5 ., ••~ * Like new 3 beds, 1,150 sq. rcalion a re a. Beautifully HARBOR Vu Homes, 4 BR, Waterfront Property ow "'i · &l:. · BEAUTIFUL ocean vie\\· -'o'~~--=o,'==·'='""=-~ feet, air cond. shag cptg, tndscpd. H.urry on this one 3 br. 2 ba, condo. beaut. view !sty. Lge Vu lot. Fan· 3 BR. 2 BA , priv slip, ~ach, W•t •Y N. Taylor Co. LAGUNA R-1 lot, cloi;e to Sl-IOE SI'ORE-FMITLY REPOSSESSIONS redli.·oocl paho, near pool at $28,000. . . , over look ing El Niguel Golf tutically upgraded. Priced by owner, Balboa Coves. REALTORS city. Sacrifice $16,(XX). major lines other interes~. and park. Owner selling thi!i • Course. $50,000. Owner. Call below mkt Open Sat/Sun 675-4217 tor appointment. Zlll San Joaquin Hills Rd. l -;=:::'::!)l..::1";:508=:,:':96-:=;221=:8:==.'.;·:;';;;4&-"=:54:;0;;::••;:•:·'~--::===~I 7or information a nd location unique, A Ip i 11 e. sty I e _ ~.St/ 493·2618. l~. 644-7344. Duplexes nellr the ocean Newport Center 6«-49J01 of theS4? 1'11A &; VA homes, 10\\'nhouse in \V a In u t CONDO. 2 BR, 2 BA on Golf BY ()y:ner -On the Water Miles 1..a.NJon, Realtor "While Elephants" over. r · l ~ contact • • Square, amid!lt ihe Orange L'OUfse, bltns, beaut \.11, ten-Own your own 2 Br, 2 Ba * 673-8563 * running your house! Turn M b' I H lilljl KASABIAN Gt~v• '" "'"" Itvioe. .,. 1100 nls cl"b. 10~ d•. $36,900. Coodo. Marble, mlm>rs. lux. OCEAN ONT them Into .. Cash ....... n 0 I e omes .. $29,900 !inn. Please, no 494-5671 • .. • 831--0638. Pool, hoat slips, sec. guard. FR them thru a Daily Pl.lot Reo1I Estate 962-6644 agents. 551·5151. Laguna At Its Best Lido life $135,0CXI. 675-3535. Duplex, o-.vnrrla~nt 673·9266 classllied ad! * POOi .. * MUST SELL! Dran1utic. unspoiled ocean ·-• 4 Br, 3 Ba. fan1ily I'm, 1wk By 01,-.,er. save 011 this beautl-viev.•s and qualily construe· Enjoy This Summer trple. carerree back yard, ful niodcl honic, 1 yr. old. lion n1cld lo JX'l'feclion in Solirtly buili, bayfront \\".Ith lots or decking. t:ns firepi1, 4 Bit. 3 BA, bonus mi. faJll . th is 3 BR, 2 BA custom pier & lloar . Spacious 4 sn; walk Lo schools & beal":h. 3 ~.... · d hon1c. BC:amcd cathedral haths. 3 c ,,. •a•-•• .. •·ody XI d $·'" ~.,.,. !'Ill., ,..,,ag cpt, air con , ,. ""' ,:, .. yrs n'-'"'-• nt ron · ...,,...,._,, oprinkl~rs. l.'Ov'd pat 1 o ,' ceiling. secluded patio ancl bcat•h/0<.'f'an vuc. $225,CKXl. By oy,·ner, 968-&!62 $;)7,000. See 10 apprecial'-'. 2 tlC"Cks. Jus t a 5 1ni11u1e LIDO REAL TY BY Ov.'ner-Prestigc f\.lod('I Open Sat & Sun · l-5. 40-il "'alk lo IX'ach. 01i•ncr in 3.177 Via Lido. -~'pt Beach 1800. 4 br, extra wide lo!, Escudero Dr., 838·2616. tO\t'll until sold. $79,500. r~or * '673-7300 * tide gate~ for boot or I -B-,-. -0~11-,,-,E-R~u-N"r~v-. -P~A-R-K-. details, 494-56S9. -~--"c....-.,.c..:c.:_.,,,,__~ I camper, Nr. sch.ls, goU c-rsc. 3 BR, 2 BA , raised clinh1g OCEANFRONT LOT LIDO J,de's best 5 BR., only bch, park. 17ln Greenleaf 1\M)nl, open beanis, 1\'et bar, Drama1lc vlcv.•g. Level Js_~· John careys:~:i4 Lane, 846-G447. frplc. nuto garage opener, Nonh ~idC of town PRESTIGE 3 br, 2 ba, boat !()\.\• 1nalnt. yard, sprinklers, $189,000 Mes• Verde door. Nr. public & Catholic brick patio, wishing well, Turner A1toe. SCl'llt, hi.gh & college. 514 •,; jlu rrounclcd by pine trees. 11"' N ~ t If t In •Y 300 I"\. ~ ....... as wy., ... 'lR'.WlA asmb. , ..,.,, . v,\'tter, \\'alking dist. schooll'l, shops. 494.1177 Anytime 4 BR, 2 bn, crpt, drps. bltns:, 2 car pr, lrg yard. $36,500. 0\\'ner, 549--0744. ~. I R-1 J A8klng $ -4 1 , 5 0 0 ~-'='-"--'C::.:!.:.'-='- BY owner -'lll 6/18, $8VC -'~'-2·_9696'--".~~~----BEAUTiruL location • f\.iission Vl•)o $3400 le .. 4 DR. bssement UNIVERSITY PARK SOUTH LAGUNA. I block --'--o.;.;...._.;.;.;=---·I + 3000 to beach. N~'IY renlOdcled AF.C1';1\J'1 lf!LLS. Juno aame nn. xtrns, tiQ, Shnrp Cambridge ?1-todel! 3 2 l3d f u 1 tt. Now $55,900 1 9 2 i 2 .BR. 2 ba. Vac•nl'. Ne..-d rm, ttm Y rm. nrgt? n1odel1 4BR 2BA, ponora.rnl II' , _ ,.,..., ""'"'"' eek w/~all \•fe\\.'. GuMt view lot. b c a " t l f ,, II v orcestcr uo. ~ L'oul. school & s•·••· "2 ~ ' •iv -apt • .., ;,.,., lirn1. By ownor. dec:orated. Many x t r as , ASSUl\-IJ.; n1y 711'>' \'A loan i.__;>a:-EN SUN. f-6 Call 49'3-l21J.t \Vould con· CRO WN REAL bSTATE, w/$3900 total. Huge, 4h8rtl 18226 ~•Y.!:PPI!.. Y!._ay sider !1!,._mn1er;rcptals 11lll<)._ !!30--1550 __ -_ .,. "...... ·--"'(".C!Mc!Jr'\\'ts'f"'E'st:it~-BR, JOI-IN CRANA1'1f 642--8235 COA5TLINE VIEW '' ' 143 900 3 dEIV 3 BR, 2 BA. br;ok • • •· • !'.,· t•u·n:1l1·lrv.1•, •-nlty ~ •. _.,,..,,,,,;.;;.;:"-"'"-'~=""-..:~;;::...i..~~'~1\QuR"DJJILl':oo·;fSt> p._'\fto, mlns fr ~tV roe ab;,~nt~~ir~m·0; TUP.TL!)EBR!l<ack 2 homc 1 by .. a., 2 111.'1., 0\"'11 your O\\'ll center &: ocean. Owner S4t-3243. Qi\Tlt'r. "' ., hi\., nm. apnrtment SM.rm. Wallace--$34,700 .• 49Q.-636:.,.--- rm. On park $ 3 2 . 5 0 0 . L. NeU Realtor. 494-9318. -'New port Beach UfAIAC. J1'm *l· f~. hon1e. 3 833--0:'J.·15 BLUE Lagoon condo. just In br, 1% ~ lam. 1T11, 5~ 1)(-'l'· 19al2 Sim-a l5nbella Rd. ume for season. private TllE BLUF1'"S * C Plan, 4 ~l loe.n. Owner 962--2509. The f d h l ~ • l ~ n.ste1t raw in the West. beac ·, poo s. tenni'J, 2·ti,; .i; br, .i 00, m nt cond. Lovi:•Y Nffd " "Pad"'!' Pr.ace an ad! •.• a DaJly Pilot Clauifil'd 1/l Ba. ~.500. Owner green l>elt. 2 yrs old, no Call oo-om. Ad. 64:v..618. 49').1101 I ~bkn=·.!.17:!4.~000~!33~·.!:8233=· __ '.-----------'-------------- ' ' • . - . ~ .... • . . • -.. , . . . .. . . . ' Mobile Hom•• For S•l1 Mobile Homes 125 For Sole 125 Motor Home Jlentals SALES & LEASING tull si::rviee fo.cilll)' Danmar Motor Homes 531-6800 GREENLEAF A prlvnte S slAr Adult o; n1n1unity.' 1750 \V h 11 t I er: ;\V('., C.M, Brand new 2 bc!<J mi, 2 bulh culic with v1 or ocean. $16,25(), &16-7965 9 run to 6 pin. '73 BUDDY Ux-40, 1 lxlrm , BY owner -24 x 60 Sht'raton furn. Costa Mesa . Adult Manor 2 br, 2 bn. mobile Park. $4500. .. hon1e w/wet bar & tam rm, Amerlct1n 557--9390 , formal din. area & !Iv. rrn, ;=:~=:,....,---=""'::'! alr cond, 811 upgraded, fully 10x47 MOBILE H om , landRCpd, corner 11pace, ln w/J0x20 cabana, xlnt con<t. beo,utltul lrvlne Please call 1.741 l>omona. Space .fl, ' 551-3269. ,c,,.-'-::':-:· ==-==,...,..~ OWNER must scU ' 7 2 '69 Slq_LlNli:Jl)x52_ bdnn, Sheraton Manor 2' x 6 5 bath. Cotta Me'" 3 w/screen &. ftun. rm. & Park,-r.: n1a.11y many other cxtra11• An1cr1C8n .i5T • 14851 • Jf!ff1-ey Rd. Sp.13.1,1 LEASE w/ opt.Jo P\11.'Chal!C, . S.A. 001-2828 n.h · 6 & Cust bl! n'iOblle hOme. Mus~- \.\'kends. 11Ce to t1.PP1-cc. Call for apPt- NEWPOll1"'BA Y 962.7306, l - Cus:101n built .bcAutict. MOBILE ltome ~Vlklq,' 2 BR, 1 Bth. $161500· ,,:Int t'Ond. "fo\11111 out tJf 2 BR, 2 Bth, sund <:ek S26,500. ittatc. A·l Park ln Nwi)f Adult park. 540-3672. Bch, 890 W. 15th St No. 14. 8 x 35 FURN. Mu5>l selll Best "fotaka Room l:"or 0.dd,y' .', otter. 2 Jlft, awning. good Cl lfi d Ad •••~is " contl. Adil park. 543--0980. (LU c !I ... ···--• , 1 . . " .· • Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Hands See If You Have Any ~f These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT AD Will Sell Fast! -1. Steve 2. Gultor 3. ltby Crib 4. llectrlc Saw S. Camer1 6.w • ....,. 7. Outboard Motor I. -S.t 9. Couch 10. Cltrlnot 11 . Refrt,...ator 12. Pickup Truck 13. Sewing Mtchlno 14. Surfboard U . Mochlno Tools 16. Dl1hwoalior 17. Puppy 11. Cololn Crul1tr 19. Golf Cort 20. loromolor 21. Stomp ColloctlOfl 22. Dlnotto S.t 23. Ploy Pon 24. -lint loll 25. Woter Sida 26. Fr-r 27. SultcHo 21. Clock 29. llcyclo 30. Typowrltor 31. lor Stools 32. Encyclopodlo 33. Vacuum CIHner 34. Troplcol Fish 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 36. Fiio Coblnot 37. Goll Clubs 31. Sterling su .. , 39 •. Vlctorl1n Mirror 40. Bedroom Sat 41. Slldo Projoctor 42. Lawn Mow.r 43. Pool Tobit 44. Tim 45. Plono 46. Fur Coot 47. Dropoa 41. Llnon1 49. Hor1t 50. Alrplono 51. Ora•n 52. E•orcyclo 53. Roro looks 54. Ski leota 55. High Choir 56. Colno 51. Electric Train. 51. Kitten 59. Cloulc Auto 60. Coffoo Toblo -61 . Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV S.t 65. Worlc llonch 66. Dlomond Wolch 67. Go-Kort 68. Ironer 69. Comping Trollor 70. Antique Furniture 71 . Topo R-rdor 72. Sollboot n. Sports Cor 74. Mtttrn• lo• s"' 75. lnboord Spoodboot 76. Shotfun n . Soddlo 71. Oort Gomo 79. Punching log 10. loby Corri ... 11. Drums 12. Rlffo 13. Dool< 14. SCUIA Ooor These or any other extra ttilnp -cl ttie hone can be turHcl Into cash wltti a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD So • • • Don't .Just Sit There! ' DIAL DIRECT ~ •......-... -----~ • 642-5678 , --., . ' GET A 'CHARGE' out of your • ,_DAIL-Y- PILOT WANT AD NOW HONO~ING · Master Charge • ' . Sundq, June 10, l'J73 • DAILY PILOT D 7 ----I~!-... - Money to Loo n 240 -Unlurn. 305 NEED CASH? Gonorol $1 ,000, or UP TO $3,000, _LA_N_D_L_O_R_D_S_I $1 0,000 AND MORE ~Dlembtr Av® Thrl(I for \Ve Specialize lo Newport a Real Estate Loan. Upon Beach • C.orona del Mu • 1wrova1, use ihe -m0ney -&l.Aiuna. Our Rental 5er- however yOu like. Also ~ vice f1 FREE to Yau! Try abol.lt our unsecured per-Nu·Vlew! oonal loans. NU-VIEW RENTALS ....r.illlCO n .. r 613-<030 or ~8 ~ N Ctr ...._ 4 & 5 BR, sharp, extt. ~ ewport · 1..1• • ho1nes, w/mart)' xtnts. Rent Sllite 101 • $350-$390. No fees. (1) Newport Beach 83l-34iO 828-fi671 or 82&-6200 st-t• Loans.1;~:;~~;;:. ::;: ... ::~·:::r::::-::.,,,..=,~=. UP TO 95% 2nd TD Loans pool/serv. No Pets. AVBil 7/10. Shown b)' appt only. $325 per mo. ht, last + sec. depog. Gt&-6835 aft 6pm. HouN1 Unfum. , :IOS 2 BR. 2 Bath1 , , , , • , , , •• 1325 3 BR. 2 bathl ..... '. .... SZlS 3 BR., 2li !)a. Boout m1 $425 3 BR. 2\1; btt. , ....... , • S.150 ~ BR. 211 bro ........... $375 We Have Summer Rentals Vision- * RENTALS * YEARLY From $650 Monih SUMMER From $1200 Month BILL GRUNDY Rooltor 67U1'1 SANTA ANA Heights 2 bdrm house, mo. to mo. Avail Ju- ly 5th. $251). Jm.-0057. tD eel h •11 Condominiums •' · • Hun~I::.: leoch -REALTY --1-'°'"'T'""'t=;;;:=n:;;;';:-;'1~::;:'°-l,--- A Company w;th Vision * VERY NICE * Univ. Park Center, llVine 2 BR & den, 11,9 BA, 2 car Call AnytinlC", 552·7500 gar. patio, pool. Newly Office hounl 8 M.1 to 8 Pi\f painted. Vacant. ~/mo. L I t 0 C Coron1 del Mair on lease. 1ilagnolla & Adami a1"\•a. Brk /owner, KA&\BIAN R. E ., 96Ui&W. Mission Vl•io owes ra es ra nge o. t ---------4 BR, 2 BA, nr. CUiver & S•ttler Mtg. Co, $200 . Small 2 BR front house, \\'Ainu!. frplc, bltm, cpts ,~ 642·2171 545-0611 clean & nt'al, ga:. A drp11. 011\dren & pels ok. Servinc Harbor area 21 yTs. $300 -Nlce 2 BR, bltns, frpiC, 013"'00"-'-. 00586-~101::.:.:_I _ __,,__ OOH IN A HURRY! dbl gar., yd., patio, ch.ild/! Laguna Beach 3 All, 2 BA, enc. gar., pool, Borrow on your hon1e, paid pet. • c/d, s/c oven, patio, Va- for or not. Use funds to con-S400 -Lrg. 3 BR oceanfront OCEANFRONT cru11 $250 830-aITT 90lldate bills, improve your condo. Balboa, yrty. Huge, luxury, !rplc, sub-tet-Condo. Fum. or home, buy ntw property, or NU-VIEW RENTALS rnnean pritg ,elevator. 3 -Unfurn 325 for any good purpose. Con-673-40.10 or 494-3248 Available, $300 ~o $450 ltlO. --.--· -----1 tldential, fust serviCe in DOLL H 2 •· 1 bdrm Yrly M V ~-ouse awry, . 0 · ~--·~ Cllu ~ Sa 1 esa •.--your home or our office. $225. Paneled & crpt~. 435 pen •....w.e "t'1U " '-"• t --'--'--'-'----- SIGNAL l\tORTGAGE CO. Carnation 54S--0213. .Jc SUn 12-4 ·Pt.1 494-0615 &. 1 roUNTRY Oub VlllL 3 tr, (7lt) 556--0!06. * * 2 BR 2 BA 1 blk for 494-21.24. 2~ ba. pool, jacuz:d, ad- Big eorOna, adtta, only $165 -• l BR, 2· blks bch, jacent l'itesa Verde .Countr.Y . · $.13'.l/mo. ~3315 blfl~s. carport, Oub. Adults. 56-5868 2ND Trust Deecls ~ l!R 2-stn -111 BA 1225 -21!R, rompl'1ely TOwnhOtilil Unlum;--33.S PRIVATE FUNDS AVA1L. F sh.lo 1 '>'1 ' A all ' nr~ --redcc:;-ocean·view, dee An Amount a 11 s '.' v ·-now, $350 -4 BR. 21$ BA, bltns, SPACIOUS 2 Br, ttfl1c & Y $215 mo. 213. 782.-1155 Ava il no\.\'. Ch\ldl'(>n, pets. stv, crpt/drps, frplc, fncd *Coll 675-4494 BKR. NR. Ocean 3 BR; 3 Ba,""· NU-VIEW RENTALS paUo. 1100. 962-8781. din.rm .. bltns., beam cell., 673-40~ or 494-3248 N •wport Bead! !rplc. 1'150 673-3477 Monev Wanted 250 3 BR, 2 BA, all extras. walk II ---~·------2 BR., 1 BA., frpl., pvt. gar-to beach & town. $450 mo. BAY VIEW WELL est. N.B prof. inan den, patio, dbl. gar., 4 blks. l.!:e. Ownr 497-102'..!. 4 br, 2 ba, upper, Comp!. ancl seeks to borrow $15,000 for beach. 1300 lse. 494-5689 L NI 1 furn. Re-dee, 2 blks to c>ce&n. 2-4 yrg on 2nd trust deed on Costa Meu a 9 una gue -41th St. Yrs lse. Avatl. BankAmericanl N.B. home w/i45,000 equity NE\Y Sea Terrace Twnhse. 6-25. clays M3-5b>, eves. -will pay max. leguJ in-LEASE OR LEASE OP-Ocean view, 2 br, 1 1,~ ba, l -'83"20'·!)1:7c;c8.""~~==~ tere&t rate but no points. TION $450 per mo i• dra, crpts, 2 car attch. ADULTS-LEASE Prld nN.oonl890y. DWnl.,.PClailot"'PifiedO cludl .. ~I Mrvlc~. 3 gpooaral get•' n~tio. urtPri. riBeach, 2 Br. 2 ba., carport •• $250 a . ' ai Y ' . • BM 2 bath .u._ ' ms co • P vacy, 3 B 2 ba. pool $300 Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. rm., • ~•• security. $335. Le I\ s e. r.REALTO""'R' ,.,,., .;.:.:,,· • 92626 dol Mor. Pool & rum. 6'<-1757 · 1 :-'~~=-'--=~=- Mortg-, pu1 . rm. Coll 54M141. BEAtrrlFULLY decorated D ~.;;";.;"°:...cPo..;.;.;in;ct _____ 1 Trust o..d1 260 2 BEDROOM & den or 3 and lan<lscaped, 4 Br, tami-LRG ·3 Br, bltnl kit, 2 ba. bedrooin home with lenced ly nn, 3 car garage, tennis Panoramic ocean v I e w . DIAL 642-5678 PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK FOR YOUI Earn 10% interest <.n \\•eU- secured 2nd Trust Deeds on Orange C';ounty real estate. SIGNAL ?\.YORTGAGE CO. (114) 556-0106 .f.:500 Campus Dr .. N.B. HB -1 BR cottage, walk to water, gar. $125, also cot· taae• $35 mo. $75 mo. & $110 mo. Uttl. pd. on all. Agt. fee 979.8430. I~ l!ill --- :.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;::;; HoVHI Fumlshed ... Ill 300 Business B•lbo1 Penln1ul1 Opportunity 200 --"===---'= * PENIN POINT * A ONE MAN 7 Bdrms., steps td ocean &: BUSINESS bay beaches. July-Aug., $400 $2,000 INVESTMENT y,·eek. Special rates for longer times. (Con Stort Port Tlmo), * BALBOA PENIN. * Llght, p I e a s a n t EX-Oceanfront, new 3 BR., 2 ha. TREMELY PROITTABLE $3.15 Week. By Balboa Pier. BUSINESS aerviclfl&' J.oca.1 Nelaon Robinson Realtor storet, etc., with a NA· 3JO Balboa Blvd. 675-812.0 TIONALLY FAMOUS ' 00 NEW home: 3 BR, 21/1 bath. YEAR OLD FOOD product 335 Undo. Ave. Month of which ii a. HOUSEHOLD AU&". $2.,<XXI. Ne I so n WORD IN AMERICA, is RoblnlOO consumed by t he Realtor 67S-8120 'niOUSANDS DAILY in this BALBOA PENIN Ba)'front community, and enjoys . LIFETIME RE p EA T 5 BR. <l BA. P ier, float. BUSINESS. Avail Mid June-July 28. Abo Sept. Wkly. 673-2039. BAYFRONT Balboa1Penln. 5 AS PRODUCT {BIGGESI' Br. pier It alip sleep 14. NAME IN F 0 0 D IN· Weetdy Juty $400, Aug. $500. DUSI"RY) IS PRE-SOW ·673..(,(X6 or (l) 682-0155. ·THRU EXTENSIVE AND Cost1 IA-. CONTINUOUS AD-~---'------ NO SELLING! VERTISING ON T V , 2 BR. RADIO, M A G AZ I N E S , needs work. $95. NEWSPAPERS, ETC. , * 847-8426 ({l}MPANY PRODUCT L1aun11 hach SALES IN EXCESS OF l·}il;;.;'-'~=;;...;==---- yard. Eastside Cmta Mesa courts, pool, beach, assoc. Close to bch & harbor. BJda: location. Has dishwasher, duesthP8J:!; .~~ $650. per Jess than 1 yr old. $300 mo. cpts, drapes, $265 pr month. nton · ~ 499-2895. Phone ~nn Lido Isle ~--------1 Nll!wport IHch 3-2 . BR hoJ1leB avail ., $140, $145, $150 _.\lao, l BR house, CHARMING, lge. 1-bdrm.; Open House HB $125, walk to water. frplc.. dbl. garage, patio. Sat-Sun, 1-4 Kids -.. a:ll Steps to private beach . . .,.. ... on • Agt. tee. ~Yearly. 642--0300 207 Colton, 4 Bdnns. 9m<!O. ~"-="<:'-"'::.,.:=--I S375 Mo. Lota Vogel REAU. Y sharp Eastsldt!, 2 0N:.:•c;w:.:po=rt:...:B:.:•::oc;:;h:;___ Realtor 54S-834IS BR, 1 ba, hcime. Shag crpt, Executive L••HI NEWLY detu". 2 BR, cloee gar, patio, yd. $225. mo. THE BLUFFS to bch. Newporl Shores. PIO .::64&-.::;,.1"456:;;;;,. -~=---mo. Yrly lease. No pell. %18 * SHARP 2 BR, 1 BA Brand new; "homes on-the Cedar, SO...S745. TOYmhouse. Pool .. Garage • bay". Spac. 3 BR., 21Ai ba., Dishwasher. S225 MO farn . kit., split level. Deluxe 8.33-8974 in every respect. 3 to choose I · from -warer views. $700. Apartmenc: fDr"9nl 4 br, 2 ba, Lux. shag crpt, $650, & $600 Per Month. Call Nr. School, firplc, closed yd. !Gr app't. :to inspect these $250. 64&-4871 246 E. Wil1Dn. prestige properties. Apta. Fum. 3'0 BLUFFS REALTY 644-1133 -'----------1 $325-3BR, _2BA, frplc, fncd Gener•I 3 BR, 11;2 ba, tlrplc, Jar. in-- closed patio, close to achls, gar, $225. mo. 548-1404 yd, dbl gar, chJldren, pta -------'---1 DIM Point FABULOUS oct!an harb vu. 4 Br., 3 ba, fam rm, frplc, crp!/drpo. $145 mo. 67r>-7414 EHi Bluff welcome. $350 -4 Br.. 2% Ba., frplc. Back Bay condo. Dbl gar, $450 -4 Br, 2 Ba. Frplc. 1 blk bch, New & nice. NU·VIEW RENTALS BEAUT. DECORATED ALL NEW tHRUOUT 3BR,2 BA,2~p(a. Adults. $425/mo. RLTR. 642-4353. 67"4030 or 494-3248 Bolboo tllond Th finest Bluffs location: 3 cusr built home, overlook-~ 2 BA, de~ formal din-~ Back Bay in ol4er aec-YEARLY 2 Br., tum. er un-..~ room, ttre~ces, tton of Blllffl. B@aut dee -turn. SteJ>I to bay. Fem.~ -.1uxle tedthruoubout.t mldw -Julbe mimred walls -crystal ly. $250/mo. ~ comp e • Y· chandeliars -l&e ·"teJT ='"7"'=~7-'-;~--1 Exterior ~ground maiJ>. w/gu lltei, Cannel & Ota!-_B_•_lboo_;....;..P;.on.;.l.;..n.;.au.;..loc;.. __ tenance ihcluded. Will le~ ftn draperies, etc.., etc., $600 to respoml.ble executive mo. Year Jeue. 64Z--C006 with option to purchase. 644-4652 ' fl50 mo. 837--05.in days; J 842-6961 eves. Howard AVAIL une 15th. Custom Gu!Vltz 4BR 6: fam rm, ot1 lrg El T cul--de1Jac lot, rm for lx>at oro or trlr. Gardner p d. $35 WEEK & UI' • Sleeplng Room• e Hoo9ekeepina: Roomt • Ocean View Apts BALBOA INN l(X; Main Sttftt 675-8740 NEAR.LY new 3 Br, 2 Ba, $425./mo lse. fli6-8868 or elect bltln, cpls, drp•, 2 car 642-C87 917 E. Balboa Blvd. New · HARBOR v Home 3' br duplex. SUmmer rental. 4 gar, tenee, lse, 496-35411. fam, 2 ba.. uXln't ~. k>( BR, 2 BA. frpl. Or 3 BR. 2 3 ~ 2 BA, 2 car rar, bltna, &: yard w-water pd. No BA, fJlll. Rate from $%6- D , pool. kids OK, ooly pets. '146(Hno. w-depos. $350 Wk. Ne--· S245 mo. Agent, 80-4421. 213 - 8 6 7 -3 5 o 5 wkday1. Rltr. 200 Balboa Blvd., Huntington -h 644-61§8 wlmd. =615-rull.=-=~~~~-~ 1 BLK from beach. "A" PENN Point -1 IX', partiaDy MOVING North: For rent 4 tnune 3 br 2 be. 11\ld yd turn. $190. util pd, yearly lk, 2~ be., !am rm, bar; poot rl y' ~1 • •--=' 673-7219 aft. 6pm FranciAclan ·Fountalm By P v. r eue . ..,,.,, The Sea. 9G2-4406 8 1 t mo. ht, last , aec. After Coron• def Mar S/wknds "6~p"'m°'642'18="~18~. ,..--= 1.0.;.;..;;.;.;;.=;.;.;.=---I BIWON DOLLARS AN· 1115 . Utll pd lk NUALLY). CONSISTS OF bea-~ bach'.· ., wa to ""' • 3BR, 2BA, fam nn, crpt.s, C 0 LL EC TING FOR $25-5 _ 2 BR, nr. beach, ocean dI1M area for boat or tlrer. HARBOR Vu hms, 4BR. 1 BR. Fum. Quiet -Sec1ud-~A. tam rm, din rm, nr ed. Encl gar. Nr. lhop'1. pOol A: gardener pd, $i85. $175/mci. 002 Heliotrope. MERCHANDISE S 0 L 0 view yrly Sparkling clean. $7'15. AND REPLENISHING IN-Sftl : 2 BR 2 BA house Red Carpet Realty. 6#-5477. 831-1300 Cost1 MeN V E N T 0 R Y _ R E-ocean view ~um mer only ' Arlene _ 839-1351 LIDO ISLE NEAR BAY QUIREMENTS: ' ·LEAS ---'E=w"'1"'"op-,t-"'to'""purc==-h-.,.-. v;nf;:', · ~:,tyg, !.0rc!.!.~~ Unbelitiv•bly BMutlful Muat aspire to NU~VIEW RENTALS O:lSt blt mobUe home. Mmt --I G -·•~ or <"• ~•• Call I thruout. 646-2634 • VAL D' SERE arden AptS. INCOME OF Moo WEEK UP 111.,......,,,., ~ see to apprec. or appt, IRVINE T ...... 3 br 2 ba 1 Adults • no pets. J'Jow«I Newport Buch 962--7306 ~~.. ' ' everywhere StrMnl &: 3 BEDROOM -LEASE $250 blk from bay, No pets. refs waterfall, '45• poet Rec. OCEAN front -J br, gar, + Crpl.!, drps. Nr achl.s. req. S75--3354. Rm. Sauna. Sels 1·2 Bdrm., havt 1erviceable car, START extras. $325. mo, Winter -KATELLA 847-«161 NEWPORT Shores, 3 br, 2 Fum-Unfum. from $142. ll\IMEDIATELY U accepted Oct. 1st-June. 6t6-6Tl3. ba, pool, tennia, ocean l blk, SEE IT: lO'.l(J PU'IOfll.. and HA VE the necessary Hou IOI Unfu•n ~ $U5 I BR houletil ' prld., ala> 2 $360-mo. Water pd. 645-.(1866 6'UG'ro. $2,000 for lnventory NOW in • • -!R =-· ~: r'ee. ~~ 3 BR, din. rm., tra:. kit. & ..::::::$30:::,::::.W~E=E~K~.-U~P- the bank. O.ner•I liv. rm., lovely area w/pool • Studio A: 1 BR A ..... 4BR, fe~ yrd, bltinl, $235, prlv $390 833-3894 ., ... For )ocaJ. Jnterv1ew, include ye&r car, 1peclf\c time (durtna buslneu hou r s) NOW available to service accoun~ and phone number. Write Oa.sslfled Ad NG. 883, c/o Daily Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. wall/wall ttpts, chlldren -' • TV &: Mald Service .Ava!L ok, ~7800. S BR.13 Ba, lg F /R, DIR, nu e Phone Serv1ce-Htd. Pool crpt + drps, comm. pool. e Children & Pet Sectkln lrvJM $575 incl. gardener 833-3894. 2376 Newport Blvd., CM Houtet Unfurn. 305 548-9155 or 64>3967 5 Or 6 Bdrms. •. • •. •. • $375 1 BR. FUrn. 2 lrg cioRts. 3 BR, 2'Ai ba, fam rm .•• $.300 Newport Heights queen idze bt-d, ~v. dren- .1 BR, bonus room • ••• • • $400 \nit rm, <iXtra lrg. l"OOOlS.. 5 Bedrooms • , , ......... $410 3 BR, 2 ba, 008t area, $300. encl. gar w/gtorage. Adult.a BICYCLE SHOP 4.13 W. 19th SI .. <»<ta Mesa 4 BR .. 211 baths ........ 1425 mo. only, 00 pet•. 1854 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna 4 BR., 2~ baths • •• • • •• • $4.15 Call 6'73-M57 2035 Fullerton, C .M. 1\&lly stocked beat HUn---San Clemente Ungton Beach iocatlon tor 12 C0"1"A MESA OF>'ICE HOL IDAY PLAZA yeara. Over $a'.XJ,(XX).00. '125 · Lrg. bach. h&e, stv., NEW 3 BR, 2~ BA. twnhse, OELUXE Spacious 1 BR. Contract with major dept retrl.r, crpta, drps, woman pool, golf, ocean view, $320. furn. apt $140. He11.ted pool IWft. Make otter. ;:·. NB ~ux. turn. be.ch, Le!tiM!. 493-5197 M2~735. :e~:.le parking. Adults, no It brand ,.,.,., stcpe to water. "SINCE lHS" ~~J.u•n C•p11tr•no 1965 Pomona Ave., .CM . NJ..44 SlOO -1 BR apt ~!ally lunl, Isl Westem Bat*" Bldl: NU 3 Br. -l\ii &. _ view -SMAIJ.. bachelor apt. utU. 71 ( ::.1146-110J ~ utils, pd, Ider child University Parle", hvl~ Carpet, drapes, $3Z / mo, pd, older adult. Rent 'l$. ...,""!'!!!!"!"'""'"""'"'"~I pe<. D 552-7000 NI h Aft ~. 536-0029 $25. """"'1tl" UHO Newport -;:= '1"'4190 .. 2 BR house! w/ •Y• I ts Houset Fvrn •• or Blvd .. manager. . 1ar. " ydl. oome In 1m. Unfvm. •10 * SUS CASITAS _:::?J:!!!!!!J!.._ _ _!220~ CALL ~1 4 BR, 2Y, ba, lar. fam nn, _. Furn Bachelor &: 1 BR'S. .. M 0 TE L S .. formal din, mi sq. ft. liv· Huntlnaton Hor~·r M0<lel1 Open OaUy. , " '"' l..AGUNA BEACH OFFICE ing area. By ovmer, ~ -2110 Newport Blvd., CM T.LEldocldo....1urnled tplu~ Jm .-N~i-BR bl171t.-enc1. · mo. 5.52-'7'116. L•tuftl S..ch SMALL npl, "'/pvt ba kit. lllllary) help build a budget (ar klda, pet ' T\VO BR Near SD & SA lo oo Motel 7 chain of one hundred S190 ". pa'.ruy 'turn. 1 DR, frwys, frplc, dl&hwa.sher, RENT No1,1.• -Sept. at privll. in pvt ,.ome. $1 ' motela (coe.st to coul) 80 "Vte\\' C)llld-OlC -n: ~ atovt. 561-36301..ft. 5 S900/MO. _ Furn:-SSOO-/ S4~1838. 8am-l2ll0Cl!I ' '· 1 1 0 120 units each require!! S225 .' Llil 2 BR, 2 SA, nr. 1 1 Untum; o ct,_ o e c , Al * * STUNNING1 f 8 1 1\ 10,(XX) part ownen.hlp In-bch kid• 1~. oa•i y p1• ot 1400/mo U t •&NI. itllnien apt. poo. rec atta. ""';;;fl..i.on A , 1295 ·.Now 3'li'Ii, 2 BA. lrplc, • -Furn. c0nsl~,,':.'f~.:;;"p1\:.'::: _7;;.IO~ll~'c,.· 18~th'-'St'-._1'=165="". --I \enuct -fftJT\Uy or sng'1 --3 BR. 2 BA. Lnguna 3 ROOM. apt. m mo. Y~:.. •. ~~...! ~ Alm MB1Eri RENTAL.5 Charmer nr bch. Sefllor t ltlzc n, no pet& • .-'""""" w• '°""11'w Cl 6 d Owncr/AJf. 494--0451 Inquire 24() Sierk1J St., OL Tho lallftt tlnw In the w .. 1. + LANCA!.LD~L094R9DlS + ass"1 e· I BR -· Furn. $175, ""' $129. 1 BR. !'urn. Utll pd. • · ·~ Piiot Cluallled lE Vi• tum $160. 3 Blocla r.rorn Neor atoru Qu~t odult. M . . FR E RENTAL SER ICE.. bNdl. 919;0721. ~. 1M l"'°""' CM . 548-<1'121. 1-- ., r 1.1 ~· - l ' l . . " .. ~·· . . . ' . ' ' • • 'a ,, .. ~ ' DAILY PILOT Sund.,, JJN 10, 1973 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Apl~.~U~nfvm~·~~-~Apl~.~Unfurft.~~~-~Apl!f!:_!.Unfunl.~~~-"'~' . I ,~~~~~ j ;m[ iiiiii....,....iiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiihwiiiiii•'"';;j;m~;;, [ ...,._ .. _ ]~[ -..-.. -l[tJl..!No~w~,..~rt _!!-~ll~___!No~w~-!!..rt ~lo~1ch!!__•~N~oow~-!!!rt~lo~h~h -1[ .,__ .. __ j[tj [ __ ,,,._. j~ [ lo••"'""'~ Jftj .o. ....... .._,,..P_u_r_n._-___ 360_, Apt. Unfurn. ,, 365 Apt. Unfum. 365 Huntl ....... -h S... J-Copi1freno Apb ~ -~ Furn. or Unfurn. 270 Cooti Mou Cosll Mela Cooto -. *MOVE IN TODAY* BIL\lio new.2 BR wt. pool, Cena de Oro ALL vrtUTtES PAJD Compare before you rent CUlfOm designed, fealurlf!8: e ~ua kitchen with in· direct ll&:htlng • separate dtn'g lln!a e Home-like Jtorage e Private patk>s e ClOHd garage-w/1torage e Marble pullman • King·IZ Bdrms COME SEE WHAT A REAL GARDEN APARTMENT LOOKS LIKE - --like living In • home foto $162.SO/mo, We· ollel" Peace & Quiet, 2 BR., l l'l ba., 2 parking spaces, priv. patios, rec. areas. No children or pet!. 'FOLLOW THE MAP TO __ I--- This weekend IS Spa. 2 A 3 BR. 1141 A 11911. P~ parluna. R<nl $240., Cosio Mela 'DA'UllllQOD A nA DT..-~• Kldl ok. Pool. Ktel11>n Ln. koue $224. Call P&t ---------1 DA 11'-W ' · All"" An·l. lYl..l,;d·~··a·--(l bIK W. ol b<!<<h-BI " -..nB. :j THE EXCITING GRAND OPENING. oU Slater!. -or ; • Furn. or Unfurn. 370 PALM MESA APTS. 847-1786. ~ MINUTES TO NPT. BOH. · ( Be cf1 ~""';.....====~~'1 -ii. 1 A ' BR. from 1110 .. un.I • en. .-,1 M.tr Adults, No Pets. CHOICa 1561 Meta Dr. OCEANPRONT VIEW aplS, ·1 BR. A1ao 15 b1ks tro~~ mvd.) 11Jell 2,BR. 2 BA, .,t, 1 yr Lse. ~tor apts CdM 2530 W't ' Mature adUlts, no pets. Seaview. ~75-6443 Huntington a.ch actually it11 be more informal, ' . Lacuna Lido, 31155 Coast Co~· -LA QUINTA HERM_ o. SA .... __ _,1--le"'PGM -Bffheeu~ u ,-i-Wilson-Gardens-rustic, lea , and breathtak.!1)9_ ________ :_:·-1.~llwJI~·~· s..t~h~1.aguna~~·~=1L=:~;;:;:;;=;:::m;= n a usuar'Wile ena-gl'len-to-l :nn-ur--~spanls unlcy Estate uv . .L ' \ ' • l ' •• • i· ~ .·· .. I· i 1-,.,. •• • • • .. '. ' . . •; • ' ' I ' I . 1 · ' -• I ,. • • rounded with plush land· sellping. Adults. No Pets. LARGE 1 BR $185 onorl=nt-hunting' GrandOpening. Ing & Spacious Apts. Ter· ~ u'"" WATERFRONT 3 BR m • GIGANTIC 1 A 2 BR. raced pool, sunken gaa crpts, drpe, fpl ... new atone, You Bet it's underprlced! BBQ. Unbellovable Llving. 365 W. Wilson &12-1971 We give you mor• room for le11 moneyl Stop By or Coll Now ...... : . . . 646-2146 LOW WEE Kl Y RATES Executive Suit11 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. un1ur1.. • Please come. 2080 Nowport Blvd. Coron• del Mar Colli Mou Don't wear your best clothes. You Cos t• Mesa iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f 642-2611 $165-2 BR, 111 BA. Studio on may decide to hike a bike trail. STUDIOS & ·1 BR'S ~ cu1<1e·aac. Prt.. po11o, pool, Wou have children, bring them. • FREE Llnens 0i . -. crpts, drps, bltlna.. Nr. I e FREE UtlHtieo ~,--~ •• .._ shop'g. Children ol<, No e COme. • FUII Kltchcn ·--_ -~ .,.u. 735 Joann sc CM If you've never seen your kids • Heat~ Pool 0-646-"""l"'450""'~-~~~-1 · f I flowe d • Laundry Facilincs ON TEN ACRES Prime 1oca-. 4 BR. 2 BA. in t/le midst o wi d rs ani e TV A: maid aerv avnil. Apts. fum./unfurn. 'Lease hlbw, walk to llCbooil A Sman-creatures in a natlJte e Phone Service Fireplace I prlv. patios. shopplne, $290 mo. can canyon park · Huntln-n S..ch Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bkfst. 551-3l18 aft 5:30. Anytime _ 1 ··-000 Sea Lan, Cdlll 644·2611 .......... bring a camera. 114>-$165 (MacArthur "' Coasl Hwy) OCEAN==,.....,-=--... .,.......,A,..pts,.---1 Feel at home here. • BACl..JEIDR _L ·BR., jJ!ICkx.i~ 3 Bt, ttR bdnt -=-= _ · __ --t.~ patios. ffPlC'Spnv. garages 2 "BR garage &pf. new SiOve, ~;-$180. No pets. Max. '2 _ Divided bath & lots .of dble door refrig, crpg, cl11ldren to 6 yrs. 2286 Can. closets. Rec. hall, pool & adults, no pets, yon Dr. 642-2'J22. pool tables, sauna baths. 673-6397 aft 6 Pl\'I. BEAUTIFUL 3 BR, 2 BA, See for yourself. 17301 Costa Mesi apt located nr. So Cst. Keel!IO(\ Ln. Cl blk \\'. of Plaza. Avail SnO. See resi· Beach, 1 blk N. of Slater). dent l\1gr at m1 Junl(>er, 842-7848 $140 -ULT RA NICE Apt . 6 Pools. 4 Gardens. Sauna. Tennis. Private p a t i o . Adu1ls. Ph: 846-0259. Hunll'!llton Horbour OCEANFRONT • u n d k .. PINECREEK beach, newer, 2 BR. Elegnt , LIVES UP <# turn. nu. cpts, lndry. patio, TO ITS NAME BBQ, gar, nr shops & pier. • • • 1245. Marni adlts baby ok. Over 500 tall trees 536-2131 and 10 streams with Apt 1, Santa Ana, ~7-10'4. 2 BR, den, 2 ba.; carp/drpa, bit-ins. Like new, lharp A clean! Adult.a ,no dop. $200. 271 Apt 7, 16th pt ~ 646-2414. 3 BR. 2 BA. i.v.. cpla • drps, adults, m peta. Quiet area, $200 mo., 6t6-C93I Ir: 6'6-1689. SMAIL l BR,. F.altslde, util pd. l adult, no pet, Yrly 1140-1145, -· 336 E. 120th St, Open house 1""=='7---:""""'· -=:c-:~ waterfalls create a NEW fum. Stud'?· across fr. relaxing setting for beach, dock 11.va1l. \Vater pd. your spacious nrw 1_ or 2BR, unlurn, crpts, drpg, Jacuzzi . pool, lrplc, vle\v. 2-bcdroom apa"rtment. Small range, oven, refrtg, no pets, $l9.5. 213 · 86.l--8291. petsok. F1~n1 $170. f°lltfliture ~$~!4-S._963-_,_14~56-~-~~ L•gun• Be•ch available. 1\1odels open 9:00 $140 up. 2 Br., 3 Br., 2 Ba. to 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd., Pool, bit-ins, play yard. LAGUNA ESTATE LIVING On acres or gardens, \l'ide ocean views. Close to beach le shopping. Heated pool aoon. Lge., custom decon.tor apt. 2 BR. 2 ba. Diahwuher, self. deaning oven, ref. & freezer, $450 Mo. FUm. ~ untum .. incl. uttl. 6: Pl'B&"· 1'fature adulU. 494-4653 Or your broker Nowpo<t IMch Costa Mesa. Phone: 545-2300. 1996 Maple. 641·3813 DELUXE C•plstrono Beech APARTMENTS Air Cond • Frplc's • 3 S1vim· ming Pools • Health Spa . Tennis Courts • Game and Billiard Room. 1 Bedrm. From S.16.5 2 Bedrm. From 1205 MEDITERRANEAN 3 BR uuper duplex. Ocean Vu. $250 mo. Open Wknds, 1()-2. 34443 Via F.splnoza, Capis.~ Bch. 8'11...ooss eves. D•M Point 2 BR, 2 BA lower duplex, enclosed garage VILLAGE $35 A up. 1 BR, 2 BR & BacheJors. Color 'IV, maid 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.1\1. --Gonion Grwe serv, pool. The l\1esa , 415 N. (714> 557-stQ) Newport Bl .. NB. 646-9681. RENTAL OFFICE 1-BR. APT. OPEN 10 to 6 DAILY BEACON Bay 2 Bdrm, 2 BA. pvt besd>, tenn;,, yd y t'l95. HARBOR GREENS Summer $250. wk. Adults. Furn. & Unturn. Fr $130. =:675-:=1:;,748:::,,:o::.r'°642-c=:,l;:329=;:. ::-;=·I Bach, 1, 2 & 3 BR's. ~fodels STEPS tb beach, Jrg 2BR, Open 10 'Ill 7 pm. 2700 beam ceilings, trplc, .vac Peterson Way, CM. nr. Har. system, pr door opener, bor Blvd._ & Adams. Cozy 1 Br. Apt, wall to \\'1lll carpets, drapes, stove, gar- bage disposal, Can rent re. frig only $5. Carport. $100, per month. Ask for Mrs. Labbee or Thelma 531·3886 art. 7 or um ~pt Ave.. Garden Grove. (oH \Vestminster, 17th St. be-' tv.-em Hatbor and Fairview.) Yrly, $300. Adlt.s, 642.-3490. 546-.0370 OCEANFRONT -Open June &: July. Former O\\'ners Unit. $200 &. $225 v:kly. 6$-8531. Newport Heights CLEAN 1 or 2 BR. Adults. no pets. Lge kit. SUS -$150. 2421. E. 16th St NB 64&-1801 FRESHLY painted -crptd. 2BR apt w/bltins, retrig Huntington leech and plenty or room for spacious living. Now vacant WAITING -immed. poss. S155tMo. LIST Call 646-4ll8 eves, Mgr. OPEN LRG 3 br, 2 ba, crptfdrps, for bltns, encl pat, nr OCC. $185 l, 2 or 3 BR Apt mo. 557--0350. at the UNF. 2 BR. 111 BA. Adu!" VILLA YORBA 365 only, $150/n10. 610-C Joann Hu~~ n-ch Apt. Unfum. ~ <•o =n "-~·-· --'--------1 °'' ~~ . (714) 142.9622 0-r•I BEAI\I ceilings 2 BR, crpts, drps, refrig, child ok, 1140 NEW, 8-Unit, .2 blb from ALL NEW 100. 642-4462or646-2627. ocean, 2BR, I BA, bltns, . * 2 BR T ~ ho , •• BA shag cpts, dtps. DfW, Carpets, drapes &. paint. • own use, li • cathedr al ceilings, $200--$210 l.A>Yely tarae 2 BR 2 BA, util m1., encl. gar., patio, monthly lse. 301191.h St. HB bltin kitch, 2 closed gar's. adults only, 1175. ~2. Call aft. 6 PM &: wknds, Adults please. $250/mo. 2 BR SIJ~tove. refrig, 536-0828 RJ... TR. 642-CS.1. cptstdrps. htd pool. Adults. ~=B==oo=~~~~-1 LONG Beach -I Bt. duplex. no pets. 645-8965 2 EDR M, 1 b•th New wfw crpt & paint. 2 BR. cpts, drps & bltns. Pvt builtlns, fully c•rpetN. Stove, refrig. Adults. no patio, gar, cpl P r ef. Children OK. $145, per pets. $125. 846--0945. 548-5n1. month C • 11 DALE, BalbH l1l1nd 2 BR, I ba, crpts, gar, yd, -'~'~2~-44~71~·=~==~-I yrly tease. $150. mo. Call WALK TO BEACH CUTE 2 675-l414. Abalone, Island BR apt, yearly, 673-5134 I n q u i r e 220 =~=--~~~~. -New 2 BR. C!"pt/drps, Little B a I b 0 a 2BR, 1156mo. 112 Shalimar, dshwshr, trpl. 200 15th. ELEGANT 2 Br w/gar, nr. shops/bch, Yrly. 83:>-3437, eve/wknds 548-7398. Apt A. 642-2823 or 642-2890 847-3957. ask for Betty "•"'B'°'RAN""'"o,..--new--,2-,B-R , 3BR. 1 ~~ 1ba, spacious apt. available now! All bltns, Child ok, n7o mo. 757 pool. Shalimar. 645--0973 847...m; If you're a privacy-loving adult searching 'for a home that Includes woodsy paths, sunllt open spaces and a curiously nostalgic bridge, bring your checkbook. Whoever you are, a family group or adult Baywood apartments and townhouses won't disappoint you. You11 see. Whatever your lifestyle. It probably includes celebration. At Baywood, it's sure to. The recreation center was made for fun. Superbly. Huge fireplace. Pillowed . i;onversation pit. Billiard and 'Card rooms. Dance area Lounges. Complete kitchen facilities. Wet bar. A neat player piano. A table for two here and there. Even more charming than its pictu re is the bridge. Same with the sunny patkis and balconies. Two pools-one a junior olympic size~the other Jacuzzi- equipped .for adults. The randomly 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 wilhin walking distance, freeway accessibility, bay anti beach adjacency. All the features thoughttul apartment-hunters think through. Closets, bulk storage, carports, room sizes, calibre of appliances. • ' , 3 Br. 2 ba. bltins, * E-side 1 BR, cpts, drps, ocean stove., garage. Sl50 mo. C a 1 I c.fi45...""'7'l203~, ..o°".,,..,.548-"-"96!l5"""_~ NE\\1 2 Br, 2 ba, drps, crptg, pool, bbq, gar. Adults, no pets. 376 \V. Bay. 2 BR. nu carp. pool, no chUdren $155. What makes Baywood's " :;..1 ; '.y < .• .:;.<!.. " ...... , •• <'.-. . ',, ... .; .. -~ -... ' •. ·. -. ..,.-,.. \ieY.·. S250fn10. 642-1155 or 49.'J-02'l8 Coron11 del M•r * 847-8Gi * lJtG 2 Br. Studio. 1~) Ba. $157.50/mo. Mlll'l'ied cple, 1 d\lld ok. No pets. ~. UNF1JRN. 2 BR apt, nr. beach, 1150. • .•." • -: I ..; ···111· •• ·~ Grand Openin an occasion of natural greenery and gladness is the discovery that 3 BR So. of h•'Y. frplc, gar .. sundecl<, adlts, $28.1 673-1418 eves. or wlmd11. NEW 2 BDRM, family rm, crpts, drps, bltn11. $350. nio. Av11.il Sepl. 6T.,..3308 * 2BR, IBA. l\1esa Venie upstah-s, Jrg closets, 1150, no pets. 833-8974 $16."i -3 BR, 2 ba, clean. Bltin.c;, crpls, dras, no pets, 962-3894. • 962-7549 • LARGE 2 BR, Wlt. S140 Mo. Clean! Near stores RealonomlC8, Bkr. W.>-6700 these are affordable apartments : · and townhouses. Ba)"JVooa 1 bedroom average; $230 2 bedroom average: $295 3 bedroom average: $345 2 bedroom lownhouSe average: $350 3 bed!oom townhouse a"" age: $4 to SANTA ANA FAV. < sales dfice~ 10 am. lo 6:30p.m. . 1eleptlone; (7 4) 644·5555 m·-?'liiiiiiiiiaslm SAN JOAOUllt ttllLS RD: PACIFIC COA,St HWY. . -· .. -··-· •... ---·····-- owned and managed by 1HE IRVINE CDlfllW( '19~2 Multi-Family Builder of the Year· ' refr\g, aar. Leaae 615-1960 'That's why these apta. won't 1 BR. UNFURN $165 Mesa ~.,. last IO!IJ. Crpts, f.k·ps, slove } ::: ~Yfif:., sms & refng. Lots of green ALL UTILITIES PAID DL}I'. 2 It 3 Br., 2 Ba. Encl l&Yln. Covered garage 1. gar. $165 up. Rental Ofc., Adults, no pets. 2020 Fuller· Adults, No Pets 3095 Mace Ave. 54&-1034.. ' ton Ave. (1 blk E. of Ne,v-(4 biles s. or San Diego F)'wy Newport BHch poi't Blvd., & 1 blk. So. of on Beach, 1 blk \V, on Holt Ba,y, C.~I.) 642-8690. to 16211 Parkside Lane.) PARK NEWPORT LIVE ON THE (n4) 847.5441 APARTMENTS WATER WINTER. Summe., Y•ly. Anita's Renta111, Bkr, 2005 on Ifie bay. DELUXE APARTMENTS w. Balboa Blvd, 673-2058. , FR01'1 $190 Newport BHch , Luxury apartment livini Eftlciencies, 1, 2, 2 plus den. overfool1lng tlie water. EIJ. Furn \l Unf. BEAUTIJ-""UL 2 br, deluxe joy $750,000 health spa, 1 apt, ovt.•r looking harbor & swbnmlng pools, 7· Jighted VISTA.DEL LAGO ' uccan. Furn or.Unrum. WU!, tennis courts, ptua miles of leaSI! for 6 n101 or Ionpr. bicycle trall11, putting, shul· ~1800 6'16-4987 or 548-.1742. fleboard croq11et. Junior l 'I /i · VINTER S Y I from $J89 50 monthly• also l * 2 Br, cpls, d rps, slv, d W, \ , , un1n1er, r y. and 2 bedroo 1 ' d utlls pd. sep. gnr. t..!50 mo. Anita 11 Rentals, Bkr. 200 WI 2-story. tQ\\'11 ~u~~~ E~· No children. 642-6453 afl 6 Balboa Blvd, Gn.-2058. Irle kitchens, -te potloa Apts., Apll., I or balconies, carpettna;, dra· Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. l70 perles. Subterranean park· Ing \vlth elevaloni. Optional Cost• Mesa maid servi«. Just :lO(th ot ~~=======:::::;=::;::;::;::;::;'' Fuhion Island. at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hllli'ltoad. Telephone CTI4) &U-1900 for rental information EAST Blutfa. Beaut. 2 br, 2ba, $280. Adu1ta, no pets. ~Cill 6f6-:0349 for Appt. to· -.... DUPLEX bni.nd new deluxe 3Br, 2% Ba, $395. per mo yrly. 822 w. Balboa, Open Sun. (213) 476'.6783. •• 1 "11=-uo ""w""E'"s""TC ... L'°l""FF"'D"'R"". 1 & 2 BR, Bltn appliances. Pool. 61>Q74. RICHARD'S UDO ARE,\ 3 BR, 2 Bi\, frplc., Df\\'. cpts, &: drps~ gar., yrly. $325 mo. inc. utUs. 673-0844 NEW Bay1ron1.-prlv Bch &: Pier 3BR1 2BA, S560 mo yr. ty. 919--0631 or 64-l-4510. Apt. Unlum. '365 Newport Beech 2 _BR, 2 ha, pri. entrance, new crpta, dra, x I n t , residential area. Nr. Hoag Hos. Incld gar, No child. $190. n10. 645--7400 or 6U-2'04. SIJB.LEASE Park Newport Apt, 2 Br, xlnt locat\on, A\'ail Ju1y 7th 644--Qm, 1 BR. APT. Cqg t' BR. apt, WBIJ" ft>WaJ\ 1- carpets, drapes, stove, gar- bage disposal, can r ent re· trlg. Cru'p:1rt. 1100 per month. Ask for fi,1rs. Labbee space, private b. fireplace, court sic iri g, vaulted ope .. Is, W· •n· ...... & or Thelma S31.J886 alt. 7 or 12601 $un5\\"rpt Ave., Gat· den Grove. (ort Westmin· ster. 17th . St. bet. Harbor rNiwliOl\T-Vf!tWm'· 2 ten· 'NEWPORT""·· a .. •m""'shed &: Fahview), * BRADFORD PLACE. Lri:: new 3 Br, 11,i: Ba, fam rm. all elec. Pvt. patio, dbl gar. crpts, drps. bit-Ins, pool. 1175/mo. 644-0055. • 't' ~ • h:onn•"'J ~"/55J~t ~ ..... ~ ........................ ::!'' .......... ,_. ........... ~, Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. tHwport Buch · ., Newoort Beach. N~woort Beach .. .............. ....,.,. r---.... ...-.......... . ••ctntve #tft,Y... .., ~ .-11 , • , """'"" ••lltt9 ,,.,._,. ........ """ • 1N11tf'1 tovcft •••• ...,..._.. ,........, ........ ..,, Oft'l .. r1'0fl ~ .................. "AM"*"''...,...._, Mr ... A JMklll;9• Mf'lllt 9f ... .,,i.nty tlllflt.,.., l~ku, ....... ''"'"' ,_ .. "" ..., "'"""' ''"""' ..• v"" UttltM ~ """" .... "'"Hf ,,......... D't' 11/Pltll hMM ..cw11't 1r1-.m. '"* cll'Wtt TV, O•e k "'-/Sttldlo fr-$195=J. Tv10 ·~drooni .!!-$280 • SMAll l'ITI WlCOMI e OICO•ATOlll CONSJ,llTING f,M O l'UlllMll MINeS AVAllAaLI • MOHLI OPIN ,..._A."M. TO DUii-• 901 Caftley Looe, New port looch, CA 92'60 ... -~- l i .. 1 • ' ~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sunday, Juite 10, 1973 D4.ll'f PILOT ~-... Uflfurn. J7I r rA1 ~~~~~~~~:~rr~~~~~~::~· ""AwD,..D"IT ...... ALLUP ·.~------~=1'~1 ~-~~~~~I ~-~~l~~~,llf~·-·~·!~I~~ [-..-..:.;;,J~l --·-lf5J =[ ~· ... ~·, .... ~!ITT]~ll~l ~I....;•···;;;' ;;;' ~I ~ 400 lu-._... 4~ Ice -·t 440 Per-I• uo llullnot• .S..Vlce Po~nelng -ASSIMILERS .Holp w-. M a p 71 8.AY'Jl'RONT Ba1bol. am.. crus1s COUNSEUNG TYPING A-11nl computor c o mp any • -.,,1111( '°°'' ft.OOMS $18 wt up w/klt S3IJ 6 br., 2 bL: dock 95• tx.t. PRESTIGE Non-Profit •·OW'ldatioft Ubta' rw,. ~ .. -~-•-. Geor&~~~ DK'or'na: needs aU<'mbl~n wl~ tx-BANK • _,th clubs wk up •pta. QUdre It Pit July 13JO two wk. min.; Ol'.tllCES 636-6060 or 548--3643 _ vw. """' ........... _..._ J I: ••·•utt10t perience on printed circuit ... _ ;rn~~~~..s.. t't..~-~r' ~ "'.:: L...-~~=· Beau"-s.c:1o1 c•-sa c...,.. s.rvico .;u--i .11 =~'•-=---Au1om111on ''Something • tl!Nlis CCMb 6"-CWO .J, °"'1r Dl!ff 00) ' ground r 'PARTNER' INTROD JOHN'S Carpet le Upholstery Free lma.tes Lie. It INS. t865i VonKarman. l.rvioo. FURN. room. -'v. bath --'• ·c11~'..:._ ~-~~-~ n,. -Al ~-rv1 '. r· Ort-Shampoo tree Scotch-l-8'70-«i74 s . I'' -.,,..., p1n"'41-lil!Chcn pr!Vlji; .. sfodent 0: LOVEhY S Ir, 8"' ,..,.... w~ -"~-~ ~rso·-""'-"'''"~"' ee _-guard SoU-Retardanls). Pl4l1 pec1a • billiards work'g Chi. Nr 0 CC. bome, ~ to mrtv. ~h, otticet. 50c per lqU&1'e 548-1479 or 8.16-1271 Degreasers It all color , , Patcft, Rep11lr ASSEMBLY • fret ~ • ...i-bfunch ~2573. 2545 awt'vkw. J'ul.Y -1225. foot. 1ncludes carpets, Travel 540 brighteners & 10 inlnute * PA PLASTER.ING * E • I __ , wk; ... l2'm. wk: clrlp!t. all utilities, janl-bleach for whlte carpets. All s. }')oee estimates 1per1menta • plf drlvln111np LAGUNA Nlauel Jar. 1>drm $215'wk.I._ !Dr aervlce. Call MarUyn WANTED ride to Indiana .. Save yqur money by iavtng 540-6825 I. ) 1'pifb' room in prtvate home •. PrL en-* SUMMER RENTAi.Ji * stDvall <TIA> 832-5440. . la11t Y.ftk ~-June. 2 Adlts 1 me extra trips_._ Will! clean P--Assemblers • tctlvities director trance • bath, U.... fum. In cool clnr San Onnente OiOa. _wnt. ~IW'e~\l'lnt-lJVinj rm., dlrilng rm. &1;.;-;;u.;.:rn;:;;;."9~---.... -·t--~-1-1::+-bultlfvl .o...i---$20 wk. ,41116-4729 ewa. AHMA Rental Bureau 49U800 ORANGE CO. ~ie ,6 4 2 ., 21 9~ or hall $15. ·Any rm. t $T.51Y, i..R. OTIS PLUMBING ......-. . H. f;t -Rftl :A:IR -.-•ve aame, . no, couch $10. Oajr_1.5.,,.~ ~· j!A_,.1• L.llapa!n._W,a!tt, ill~ -l'fwm-•••-"-+--1 & 2 bedrooms 2 RQOMS w/bltb, tumlshed., , • · exp7lrWhit counui;, nOt heaters, dlspoaa11, furnaces, --,.- •• t Y. e " II · \ I $155 Th• prl~• la rl1ht •t Oak· wood . Furnishtd • unfurn· tahed. Sorry no children or pets. Moct.11 GP!" 10 to 1. C.A.!. $100 lnc utU'a. Oldtt 2BR., 2 BA. Nm, Nr. Bay I: 3 man Jaw firm has space .method .. I do \rork, myseU .. dshwuhrs 6'2-626l l\tfC & 1embly w o r k of teqant. 66-~ ocean. acrou from prk. av~l In its new, attractive I · ~ l!Sl Good ref. 531--0101. BIA. eo.iiplete Plumbing highly 1kllled na-~73 Bch fZOO wkl,y. 1wte for economy minded . Liii • 1 . Ca,,,.nter · Service: ture of experiment- PEN. POINT. Prt. ent. ~ youna attorney._ Fum/un. TOTAL SERVICES co al profo.type t hfft room plus fam. rm., TV. $80 LIDO hle, compt.· b'n 2 furn. all services avail. NEW, remodel, tr~ . & Minor P1 blna: & Re~ I mo. 61J-4.tl.9. BR, 2 ~ trplc. ~.'all 833-3622. Fouhd (fr•. ~') 550 finish, stores, oftlee.s. &: • ~or ~l809 meta components · c-lect kttch, dah/wsh. Avail , homes etc. Custom . '\\'Ol'k. and close tol•re nce Guetl Home 415 June July AU& 61'>-1381 * WATERFRONT * BLACK ,.We Lebrador In· Lice"""'-96>-1961. . PLUMBING REPAIR onombly 1 I r u c • ~--------' ' • • i·uries on body that °need . No job too small t H ' h ch I --I.JOO ISLE BAYFRONT Prime location, Ne_wport attn VI of Del Mar & WOOD.WQIDC, eab_i net s, * * 642-3l28 * * ures. II S 00 COMroRTABLE rest lilorne 4 BR Pier " Slip. J Beach. 2 Room swte. Good 0 · c. Co5t.a · paneling, gen ttpatrt'l, Duke education required in Fullerton · for dderty sisoo; Jub' '$3000, A': ~· $325 Mo. -~Ave. in M~ Da D11rka, 646-7598, MS-9'195 S.wlng/Alterati-,ns plus fiv• years ex· ~.~ ~.u ktsur~°l:~ JliOO.. 'Realtor, &U-61ll. .:l~N· R•;!'°c! SML. Jem pup ~t. s-wks Ce1Mnt·, C~cr•t•1 Alferatlonf--642•5945 perience. Thete positions .,.. available et verlou1 loaition1 In th e Coestal a r • • ef Orange County. O-od \~)uon. Plew call 5ZH1R16 ~~ ~ • ~~; * '6JU16r.:.; ~;'.;. ~t~ PB~·~ ·PATIOS. walks, drives. saw, Neat.i!occura!!~"'~· 2fl~years~~ex~p. 'Pre·c· i"si"on homa. All .,.....,, 'BR. 21> OFFJCE $P,4CE ·Co.. NB. =i: .,.t-e3T, g ·.break, !"m<>ve & replace :f C.rden A1»9rtmentt Summer Rentals 420 BA. Aucuat $1700. 6tt msJ. . . to 5. eves, 548,.3648. • ~ . concrete. S48--&>68 tor .est. I ' fill• I • ........ -...... ---=="'--.....;;~ QCEANFRDNT •. •kl¥ sooe ~~ ~ .. oou~ FND, s1•" Wht"' !IDI. Piil> con•••clo• .. , ·"'· .,..,.,,,........ ~ Mechanical Irvine & 16tt. · LAGUNA Beach. .Uniqm, Seuhore, 1 ~Rapt. can ad Prb;ne ~ ~ s1%e py. 6/~ vie. Sprindale blwn ._ -~ , · A vorioty of 1klllt , could quollfy you for thaw positions. W1 would pref.r 1,,. dlvlduol1 with ot l•att 6 months •X• p.ri•nc. In a Hnk, savings and I~ or finenc• company. 645·0550 fullyfurn1Jhed2 BRboule 1 BR baehl. fl4~-8 42 7 , auit•,,rittt ·or ·i.ae:3700 .JJ<>ls4 I: McFad(len.,.H.B. ,JACK -Taul~ -·R.epeJ:rlill•Iilll•••••-· A· bl · -._._ ..... • w/lge patio & ploy--. ~. ·~ -·N......-1 Blvd<-llQ..-Mgr. IJ42.<;898, -re~ .. addot. 20· Y'.B exp. Job ·Wli\ild Molt 7.00 ssem ers 16th 1t IMn1 close to tieaeh. June 21 -BALBOA Penin; 2 BR Me, % ~12'20.1, , • FND: Hlll'lxr & A'ttams; CM. Lied. My Way Co. 547~-_ , ' ~ ~ -• , ___ 14_"_"_'• ___ ..!,:;k>a;E;·;;:U.;;;;;::;SL;;;000;.;;49M449=::;::;·;;;;:] bl.k hlY • oceu. Prime Mc:a on"ICE-SJ)liee =..:_ ~ Old Flml. blaclc/lx'own WPPY· Dr•ftlng ~~ · ~, O'NEMPLOYED 35 yr. old Wiii perform close aaltvaU6. Ju.ly A Aue. 846--6140 N~ Blvd 3 blks No of Shm1 legs ~!Jong 'body. Flea , man, ..iw/4 child. urgently toleranc• assembly ~=--~-----t Coust Hwy 1, 3 drafting~ collar. &tS.5683 DESIGN/draft. pla~s , home ~ p1.·time work of any Wa offor lino ttort- ing sal•rie1, •n •X· cell•nt new Mr. fits p r o g r .. m, pl•a•ant cont.mp- orary working en- vironment a n d pl1my· of opportu,,. ity f o r adv•nc• ment. Trader's Paradise lines times dollars 2 BR newly flan ho\J9e on I: 1 recept. rm. Ail for FND German Shep~rd fml 8c com.ml. add1tl0011. ldnd. m1954 work on missile re- Balboa Pmin. Pl. See at, $.»)/mo. Utll incl. 2nd fir puppy VlC Park C. M : garages ' any size j 0 b · COILEGE student w 111 •eted hardwa re. 2025 MiramU Dr or call w/ocean view. 5411 -5300 between Anaheim l ~ 842-3400. work for $3.00 per hour. Must be able to ~. ews. Staying at Newport.Humane Electrical , ~11 work from blue- LIDO Isl• Waterfront 3 FULL SERVICE Society. ~1793. · · Job Wint-• F-•I 702 ' I k t h nd BR/2 BA. J\Ule/July $1250 Westcliff Bulldl CRISIS COUNSELING ELECTRICIAN. Uce_n~, _., ... , .. • pr1n s, s e c es a mo. Aug. $1500. ltJ...$896. "II Non-Profit Fountlal:ioo bond.ed. Small jobs, mainr &: NEED he1p at home' \Ve specifications. LIDO hie f BR. 3BA.. home Comer Wmentt Drive & 636-5000 or 548-,3643 repllll'S, 548-5203. have a ides nu r ~e s , Apply In P•rson July $1D>, Aug, $1400, days = 81~· NJ w P 0 r J BLUE Point ~ vi<-. Floors ho us ekprs,' companions. 963--1356, ews 615-81&; 645-61cit . ow a r Troy Homes, , San J uan. . J:lomemakers UP j ohn' 3333 Harbor Blvd . 2 BR. SUMMER RENTAL · Identify. 493-3774 :· 1 ·• p&S F1oor mam. ~t. res, 547-6681. Costa Mesa, Ca lif. · Orona del Mar Busineu Rentat 445 FND Young fml Irish Setter :~i.A~at!~~= ~~ WANTED, position as prao. Ploon Coll For Appointment ~113, ext 257 133-1891 or 673-3121 STORES vie. H.B. High School. G denl , n_urse, am thru early pm, '-----------------Jl2 BDRM apt 4 prage 536-2458 ar ng C.M., N.B., CdM prel. Call · Balboa Penin. Point/ J,.2 b!k Maln Street. Olurt:yard and FOUND S&lulri. vie Sa,nta . 1-545-"-'"l~<'!S~·~-----~~ J:! :~ ~·~ ~ :S".n to;: rnnn bay. $3)) wk, 6'15-8990. ~~ ~ available Ana · Ave. & Bristol ~ -~~~lefe~ l WANT Nurse companion, , SECURITY PACIFIC BANK .. Trade for acreage, duplex. dnto Trad for ~1 lot * 3 lm 2 BA tum home a est ren 5' L t 555 malnten'.ince Schnlbhel'J' llV&OUt, job. $3 per hou r· inc. prop. or ?? Afnttican Eq. in sm.e home DI' ix: ,youn~ Valley, avail J~ BALBOA INN OI trees. Free:) e I t i mate s '. Call Mn, Brooks; 642-2389 Travel Tn.llers, 839-9911. 1-88:).1810. 18th. 839-2C2. l(fi Main St. H"ELP 645-0347. Helji Wanted; M&F 710 Equal Oppor. Employer mt ! $8100. 1st T.D. 71{,%, $82. S Unita -6 . 2 Br. O'.lRDNA del Mar, 2 hr, lam COMM&E1>87RCl40AL · EXPER. Japanese Gardener. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;] ,.;,,,,..,;,;,.,...,..;, ... ...,~I mo. now, $131. mo in 4 yrs. & 2 -1 Br. unfurn. ~boat.. nn, 1 blk from ooean. $.'D). APT. REWARD Know how. Tr Imming · A Better Temp. Position Asst. Mngr. Trainff Due 9 yn: or IOClnel'. Guam. ~. eerrter, hone randl, week. 675-JD.. ON COAST HWY. ~ -CJean-up. Small landScap-FULL TIME For '13 El Dorado. Call ,.. 1 $40,000 -·+ cab. SUB-LEASE Newport apt. 2 CdM, 673-3345 ILK. MALE CAT Ing 961'"'486· Summer Growing Co. need• ~>arp BANK POSITIONS AVAl l,,ABLE FOR EXPER. 673-73ll. Owner 6'15.6259 BR, 2 BA. tennis, pool, rec. l4.5-E 18th St CM. Suitabl , C 0~ PL ET E landscape -aggressive n1en ro yrs, + f'REE &: clear commcial FREE .I: dell' 10 a.Cftl f.acll. oo-oll31. for slores or ~fe. J62 Sq. Ft~ NEEDS• Jt!~Int. sery. Comm'l, ind, ~ . for starting positions in inc~nexttoSnn prodgdng on1:1P.ll'Oft,011 OCEANFRONT apts. $100/mo. C.J.S. Real MEDIC.,..,,.N resld. Sprmklrs, cle~nup. E . I t nmgt. seiv. & sales. Xlnt. Owin&, tor units commerc. oft nu:np ntadta, oammer-Nr. Balboa Pier $85 ~ up. Estate, ~1168 .Mlnil' 645-6987 · ··mp oymen oppor. for advancement. 1'Ull AP/time rtrin'.lu!t-~.OO>eqty,'+ clal orT1?9~plU1 ~. weekly.673-4928.. OFFICE? or O:>nunercial ·• DAILY EXPER . Ame r i can Sa.laryto start; -TELLERS · euh,_()Wnei' 61$6259. Owmr 8'15-6ZB NR ocean A channel, 3BR. lminess!Reas.rental, busy Lost 616 vie. Beach-&: Gardei!er. Maintenance, $140 PER WEEK _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • 2BA, ~ wkly. Daya "-'"" center. ·Call Tom stater. Very ohy, 847-8618 Cleanup. •· Landseap.... male & female CALC 547•9647 -PROOP OPERATOR Q.AJ.A£PV£WWPZLV.VJVV 675-5.l66,lft·5,511hm6 Andrewa5469566 $200 REW 1 . ~66-lJl:ll. . . Loolcing fur summ e r MONDAY ONLY --SECRETARY JUNE, J'uly, Aue, f ulr n DOUBLE ~ 36x38, IL Nr. 1_:.·"·nARDI • ,· d""t n""'g 1?,: AL S Yard Watenng Sel'VlCe. employment? Come register .,...,,,,,"":;;::,~=-==:.:..-~ . 1 ~~-1or l><""Y u1 u....uv w Reasonable o-ch"-h w/us for ~ ""~~ t A SS ISTA NT manager .s:or in ormatlon call ~ quarters, U t 111 N'pt Post Ofc. & Mariners recovery of male St . · ~· ua... 5 """ ,,..,,u.,. em· Sec i 1nc1d. $150 mo. 675-0182. Mi. $225 Mo. agt ~2414. n---' Jost . from 1 ...m.... rates. Eve, 496-4883. porary assignments in a trainee, counter girls, fry ur ty PKfflc =•~u -•~ GEN'L gard In · · J·-variety of indus•~"' in cooks, 18 Ot: over. Apply to National •--a. Vacation Rentels 425 lnd·~rl1l Rontol 450 St. area. , 'Leguna. Beach, en g, O'l 0 w-, -e~ ... 1 J ck I The Box _,,,., ":ESf"-;R;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;; 1;;;;;;-;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Mon. rute June 4th. Dog bas edge & trim. Resid or Orange County. No con-3Jaanagcr, a n • Springdale A D:Hr~ Branch REST A-Recree.Uon. Wknds pBl'lially-ehRvei rt. front comm'l Free est. 645-51t55. 'tracts to sign. We Need ~ E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. 14' U2l or wldy -~Bear NOW LEASING shoulder, about ir;n lbs. AL'S Yard Watering service. "!..00an'. Ask about or bonus * APP'T SEC * L ~ B Id l 497 1638 ,-Re bl o-h I-" Eves (5-9PM), Our oU. CdM, Equal Oppor. ~ • ..... -a w n. ge. Huntl-'-•-och -. , •. asona e. ~· ehurc Re.erv 714 585-<C'700 •-.·-· D9 t E 496-4883 I rl E lequent buslnessv.'Oman. • : ~EW M-1 SII'..VER ·hXlfley ~.clip, Ji'i:. ra es. ve, . nte m Xlnt sal. 833-3656 (Noon to BAN~~G -= " .., ;o, an 'eel~ In Womaili"1 Wc*ld BAI.BO, I A P-.ui8· Ill. o' "°"•,. or = Ft. & UP a,mounRet obet bills,Irvpi:J<'g are3900"' EeoXPERI .,Japanerd ,. Garo.R· 1· """&· Personnel· Serv'1ce 5). 675-1089, <Eves, "·kndsJ . ""' ... ,TELLIRS> Call Mary Beth 642·5671, ext. 330 ap , 1 eepa . . \\-ee up. · & N ) d o u ns me, mp e e ya srv. e 1a. • 962--86*)' ~ -· .t:.~19 Parle 1 VtewCaU>ll :,,,.._°!AfVl 'JJJ82 nr.a t. Free est. 642:4¥9· 17511, trVine Blvd., 115 ~~s~I~~;,,.:,:e~ppirly,MT8{!; Commercial Bankin& Subtly Sensational Lovely LCiJce Cape! <DMPLETELY tum. 4 BR, 2 • ... ~ .._,., ~~Reward•~" or Gardening & clean.ups Tustin 138-5460 Earl's Plur11bing. 15 26 ~.dtr~ .. "" BA, Mammoth Lakea home. 2-""' ... -. ft. M. _.., --...·-'th . : 5~1 " Newport Blvd CM Dll'W,n. July & Aug. Refs. 673-3100. ·~ .... ffi ..... i:;;t;-... wsr. 2 rings HI front •O G rd.ni /L nd I Saddleba~k Plaza Bldg ., .. Newport Bc:h R.eg\ona1. Ofo- , ' . ' 9357 S1ZES 8-11 i.., 11f,..; .... 1IT~ ... HUNTING T 0 N Beadt. • doo, r~ ~-.~·1--· labora~ WAveestbrooLeguk naYardMageay' 27Fothres5~ ~... re"ll>'ableo ·loc""al' p ~ F.qual Oppor. Employer A'ITRACTIVE young recep-I Mi's, Rios sleepa 5 $11) week, f.rotn ~~ ~11S"Wruttr ~St.1 , . , .._~ ,, , , .. ,..,., tionist & typist. Part time <114) 646-712l June l&th. 714: 536-2B84. · _...C·M· ,ea. ' · ....,,. CA'Je; .1 m. Reward ! (213, , est. Takata Nursery 548-38}8 ACCOuwrANT from 1-5, Moit·f'r!· Xlnt Equal Oppor. Employer , , l)ays , -or -2085 H II . Full' Chg Bookk grammar & spcllm• ,... ~~!!!!!'~""'""""'"'""'•I Rentels to Shere 430 ·~evu. ~ . . < PEKINGESE•light•tan May au ng : .. Requ~I N Lo .. Beper h quired. Apply Monday1 BEAUTY Operator, cHente• . = downtown H .. nHl..t ... n 31 Will ""'• __ _;. •--GET-P.'~ OF UN SIG y . or o. ng ac Wednesday or Fr i d a y , pref. Use iron I< "-. NICE pvt rm wrrv in ' --06"" • .. .,ve ~v.t"•'-'_. wi-....,... HTL CPA 1lrin to v.°Otk on 832-4346 lllUW"CI' home of epL Prd. lady _. 'Uldrted~'T A~ o1 reblro, vie ·College 'Pk. 'J1tASH & DEBRUi $10 variotis gcn'I ]edger ac· Employee benefit.. Joe J'or. clean-cut pot. $81) mo. ~-..... ~---"'~~ _. ~ ~· . . -ID--~~~ 0 LL EGE STIJ. counts ·~ salary open. (213) AUTO rester Ltd. 645-S.170.• M•al• " laundry could ,.. -~.·· ·=~. -· LOST black kitten, female, 7 D~,.,-!5i18-6428, ' 59!H655. SALESMAN . Boat Mech-Rf- arranged Jor $175 mo. Share APT or HOUSE• wk5. Retum to ~ma Vie-32' FURNITURE Van for ANSWERING service Need ~· 645-2349 call 'HOME-PARnfER jo for reward or ~t~ local _furlt hauls & gen'l operator Exp pref. but will Need 1 s a I e s m a n , ex· worldng knowledge al WORKING mothtt .l 2 yr old 836-1194 or 5'8--1479 pass. Call 837~ aft 6 pm hauling. 548-1862. tra1n. 155 Rochester, Costa perienced, Sell BMC, Fer-out drive. &: el'lg'ines, Nw- aon would like to lh&re new Rentals Wented 460 LOSl' BlaCk & White Coll~ SKIPLOADER & dump truck Mesa rari, large inventory of used po'l1 Bea.ch. 663880· 3 BR. 2 BA home nr. So. Co. puppy~ SUnday, Hel8el Park, work. Concrete, ~halt A p PRENTICE mechanic cars, Free demo, excell ent BOOKKEl!PIR Plaza w I mature woman. 1 BDR ~ttage, hou.9e, or Laguna. Reward, 675-2446 sawing, breaking. 848-7110. able to work parts counter: ·working conditions. See Bud Free rent 6: board I: mn. duplex. Nice young couple LOST cat calico, black/tan LOCAL moving & hauling by write invoices & ansv."er Ryder or Tom Aikin at salary ln, exchange for p/t ~nt ~ ~~S:i Hadve & wht: Small female. Vic. student. Large truck. Reas. phone. Pd benefits, 5 days, NEWPORT ehlld care. Petl I: sm. child ..... ~dog' o'ld r ~:...? ewlll. CM, Reward. 645--7593 ~a. 534-1846 or 534-2164. · 7:30 to 5:2D. $2.50 hr. Apply IMPORTS , ok. Must have own transp. sM"'-1'.... . er uuc , . tn penon 1747 Anaheim 557-8511 Eves fix up. $1.5().$21). Prefer IRISH Setter, Afghan, l\f. YARD. garage el~ups. Ave Cost& Mesa 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 • Laguna. Dana Point, San red. Vie. Mesa/Irvine. Remove trees, dirt ivy, ., · API' to share, 2 BR. pvt BA, Juan. Call Nu·View Rentals 548-9011 Drivewys, grading. 847.:..2666. bi& llv. rm., terrace ocean ADr YOU LOOKING? w, $135 mo. Incl. u!Ua. Call !.':""3.}~ landlord•) 673-4030, SIAMESE Ca~ 18 >TS old, GEN. Hauling. Tree I Shr<!b llli-• aft. 6 PM 494-8841 ...,...... _,, Jemale. Lost 6/5, Vie. of trim. Gar & Yd ele'anUP· SHARE nice condo home. VERY resp. mature couple Irvine Terr~ CdM. 673--9336.. Est. 531~. 557..{i904. P.fature female, furn. prle. want to leue 2 or 3 Br. Houncleanirig AlITO SALESMAN TOP SSS l'or FIC thru fin. stmt.s. Han<D. oollections. To $700. Fee Nego .. Also Fee Positions. RUTH RYAN AGENCY' 1793 Newport, CM 646-84 179.11 Beach, HB 847-9817 t BOOKKl!IOPIR P/time ·ror eonstruetion nim In N.B. Hours flexible. Please sencl background, refs. to Classlfied 1'd no. m e/o Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca 9'Q. rm " ba; laundry, pool .l House with 2 Btb. tn Laguna ~ [!] SUMMER •• r Nr OCC ~·" _,,., or C.D.M. area. For oecup. , -·-·~-I I'm' YNG woman w/4 child. des-~· APT· ;;~E Rbaut July 15th. 494-4901 . "_._. . ,.....,..... perately nds domestic work. Expanding new car dealer- Call 'HOME-PARTNER' WANTED: I.Ease or option 3 Husband unemplyd. CM EMPLOYMENT ship needs 6 men to round BOYS 836-ll94 or 54$-1479 BR w/J>"iv pool, Lincoln . area. 979-1954. out their professional sales NTED· ale Middle Sehl Dist, sum-Schools & Carpet Cleaning · staff. ExP.erience hclps . . . 12 -16 \:ABR hoW.e ~ iso1~ mer/yrly. 673-33;9. Instruction• · 575 Floor Car• & Wlridows Hlghsehool sen.kn & coll ~~ w~~ill ~~baT"~~ Wanted In the Hwitl.nat<>ft . utils. 962-88. 979.-2997 . 2 C:~~· 3c~i:.Wii~i! REGISTER NOWI Dutch M~t .Serv. 537-1508 1tu~ent• earn good mo~ you sold <lirect or door to =~h:e:i.n::e~ __. FEMALE ftlommaie wanted mo. 646-4431. JOIU1 C1asse9 Start l\fon., June 11 SUPER effie1ent Cal ~tudent dunng v~catlon months. door and are ambitious and 20 boys v"ho are wiUtr;;''""' for 3 hr Park Newport Swimming Call ages) seeks. N.B., Cdi\1 house-Call Monday 9a.m--5pm want to earn top dollan, work 4 hrs per day thlg i townhou9e. 640-1673 Womens Self Defense Yoga cleaning $3. ph. 544-5671 eves 979-5469 tl)ere is no limit. Our bene-summer, &. 'WOUid like , WOMAN will share home ,. l[j] "Waterproof °XOW' Oiild'1 Dedicated Cl••ni-9·-5m fits include free demo, va-make $~. to $30. per wk. /--•-1 yed Ltf ,, ··• 1 r cations, bonus plans, hos-Al w .. __... empo · penon Pa t e *WE DO EVERYTHING 'ltt"!'!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I pitali7.ation, & insurance. 110 enjoy trips. 1 or student. call 545-4449 . Bal Isle Swim I: Health Ctr Refs. Free est. 646-2838 I" miniature goU', rte. If 1 ,....,,t u alr, .-. .;. 0/11::1 1t.-..__ R 1 ,. 5 490 Park Ave Balboa ls! · ARTIST, textile exp req. Earn while you learn. Apply -·--'-like ~· call lllr , for~ or patio dr;..,.1 "';,'· .... "" en . -~~ 1 Blk troM. Ferry Ironing good _eolortst, fUll or p/tlme, in pel'90n to sales manager D;~i«1"b;f\ire 4 pm. Shetler your sboWdtTI with '37JO~nth. Starace Room PenoMl1 530 . (714r m77tie nr OC · Airport, ph Walt 9-5 p.m. Gustafson Line-_ thb feminine "*P' o! lzlrWn , . U X 18 Feet ORANGE COUNTY * PROFESSIONAL Hof!man..541h3236. Mere. 16800 Beach Blvd., BUil.Dial ER d-r._.:;;;,;;;;fi lace stripl . in , two' mlon ,,,_,, . IRONING * HWJtington Beach. aoe frecreation-UI t crocheted . ~ther. ,,U ie . * 541~1:r * SHORT ON GAS? . . VOCATION~ 645--8875 ASSEMBLERS BAB="''°y'°'s='1"r1"E°'R==---I for new development In Bah I Subtle wa,y tb look sensa• fingelifC yarn. Pattern '1115: 9!fe Reftt•1 440 sportS . .oCJat ' I: hin\Uy tun TRAINING sC'flOOL ~~--'"'='°'----home, -Corrta ~·e ,rr:, Dimas area. No n:perk!nc:e done.I _ sew this slender Sizes s, ,_,l, L lhc:hded. · under one roof! Stay in · L•arn Aut~ Yune-up Landscaping Tuesfl'hurs noon tll 6. Sat. ~eces.sary. 1'"o~ frher in. J :T •n a son ki\tt for now 8EVlllft'Y·FtVI: CCN'1"8 ~ .J'adory" shop~ Cdata Mesa Tufa silinmer a ChASSES NOW FORMING all day. Own trans nee. ormaUon ca. ea ttl\ e tt\nl summcrthe. 1 Tut) 1 the. for each pattern • ... ttenladd · 25 -· ~t",!l unval 1 e enjoy Halecrest Parle • '51' Sped1nl smog class for CUho!>rce land1..eaparding, ~prlnk, V•rledn D•t• M•chlnes .545-:,=:,.c::l3.J5~.""'"~~---p1Edywf:1J"I'°.:'s at 968, Fri,8lt4Saort, .. 1Utehlng accent.I cents for ea.eh pa tor . ..... ....,..... a . acres, 2 clubhouses .l 3 mcehan es c 1 o g • prune, A lea er in lhe mini com-= Une1. Afr Mail and'~ Handt-From S,110/mo. ~"Cannery pools for year round enjoy-2120 P lacentia Ave., C.M. patios, \\'alk11. •Free e!Jl. 01.se puter · 1ndU8try hall" 11everal BABYSI'ITJNG in my home, sun. ·p.n\/Greenbrook Printed Pattem 9 3 5 T: lnR: otherwt.e ~-clUI vmue .. 425" ~ St., N.B. ment. can days 546-2002 or Call Now TI4/646--5005 ptices. Free fsrd consult lmmedi&.le openln&'l'I in our full O[' part tinie, Laguna ~es'&:onTa1jL,~, Founf.aln Miiiet' Sir.et S. lO, 12. 14, 16, delivery wut take thr9I! &T.H605. '• eves 5'46-9099. . per order. Cal 894-9951 or p r o ·d u ct I o n area for Niguel, ""' ll. Slze 12 (bust 34) taket 3 week:S or more. ~Sead· to s ftM delwc• tulle, adj. PVT SWlm leimm:,. certU'd 89'l-89S5 · Assemblers at nil levels on 495-595! _v~al~le~y,.. _______ 1 yudl.!Hnchfa.brie. Allee Broob. U. DAD.Y Alrpcrttr Hotel 'Ii o.C. COUPLES tl-35 + tn1tru c tor , y our Pai nting & l st '.1:2nd ah.lrts. BABYSITrER -C.M. Own BUSBOY WANlWD .!_'l~,.·l!'IVI011. __ ~ Pllm, l~J...·Old NMd ~-alrpal't. hll 1 e r vlces. Parties, or meet cpl to cpl home/mine, ~/2 Wks. PaperhanglrMJ If r®·re looking for a,_;_ trans, 8:30-5:30. ?i.1on-Fri. Apply In Penon -_.. tt ~... Dept., Box ,,,..,, v~ Ny 54c/ft,, no B.e leQ. 2172 Call . "l.Hh" '2-8 p . m. 646-8636 or 548-3968. lion with a ........,ing on=e 6/18. 557-3144 aft. 5:30 ALLEY WEST ~tM!rtr ,.:~i:lal~..;df. f~Pri~te;...:&a.r.;..: DuPont. Rm. 8, m.3223 638-1511. · LEARN to lly this Summer. No \Vaat\!_1,ll Councy comPUt;r eorn~ Balb4M Be y Club ~ W. Oceanfioot, 1?1.B. trc· otherwi,. thtrd.clua .... p.._ H...... DESK .....,. avallahl• $50 I.ow Rates. * WALLPAPER * & m .. t these qualifications CLERK TYPIST deliVtry will take thret NEED L ECR.AFT "12! mo. wm provkSe.. :turnlture _ FUILY UCENSED Call Doug, 556--0645 \Vhen y0t1 call "Mac" P.1ature. f/time. Type ml weekl or more. Stnd to Qochet, knit, etc. nee at~ mo. Arw......erln& .ervice * SPm.tTUALIS'I' * ·· !WS-1444 eves. • f,() w.p.m. Sh helpful bu Marian Martin, the DAILY dtrectioq: 50c. available. 17875 Beach Blvd. Spiritual readings .10 am-10 jf5J tNTER. Exler. Aver. single P~~~ly~~non not neCess. See 'Ptnor\nel Pll.D'J', 442, Pattern Dept., w 'Mac:nlne ..-, Huntl,.ion Beach .. 64z..4321. pm, Advice on all matters. I ....._ _...,.... story-exper. $329. All work To ~ Pe~nnel &empt lofanager. %12 w ... Uth St .. ~ Buie, 1ancY -.. ~ '1617 WESTQ.IPP--NB 312 N. El eamlno R<al, San . . guaranteed. Lie .t Ina. 1221 W. Coast Hwy .. -1'1.B. y .... N.Y. lOOU . .,.,nt '"""'· $1 .00. _ llMIOo'JJ!M, ~ &'Hl _,,ft. Cl•m•nt•. U2-m36, ' . 841-lBSl'or (713) 86M'189 Or COSJ!ocl BolbN Bay Club l<A ..... llllll~~ -I ---A mph prk1 . Ulil. 49W034. PAINTING & repair, 35 yn B. Kroflta Lodio1 Spa Atltndonl Career Secretaries Average range $500-$'150, $. NO J''EES. N.B., CM. Irvine, Orv.nge A S.A.. Ym..rn edlalely. e P.P.S. ~ , Ia.rn .. tty pktl.trft! Pat· Baumpnlner, 541~. PREGNANT?' Th Ink I n e dabyslttlng workmanship guar. Take P/time. ~t ._Sun 9 am·1 Ob~ Q 1 i.. tems .••. 00. BRA'~ "! 'a~n'l' Know all tlle fact$ 11dvantage of my tucp, 2722 Michelson Or. t SEE M n.E; u c,. -eompeete lailtaat Gift Boot , ...... new 11.ortt, ou eee, tltil' Call l,.If'E LINE 24 TLC MY HOME 53fr7006 pm. Prior rxpcr. n whh1· Fuhkml and choose one ... more than l• g\ftl _ lndlv . .-Ir &: heat. rlevaton . hn · 5-ll..s.5l2 -Wil A A · " lrvlrie pool It sauna. l\1us1 be O\'et P•clflc Per sonnel ~~free from our Sl 00 17301 Beach 81Yd. Jt.B. • · son Y• rea PAINTING 2t. Contact Pel"flOllll(!I ~1gr. S.rvk:n, Inc. ----~~jQ'rimrner ~tlJoK.-AU. -d,.,;..e!f'"&f&llD BOOie· • ~2834. -_DWORCE_COQ.NS.W NG _ _s:ost• Mn• l l oos.s tq:ctill":PrOfesa~s. ,133-2400, ext .• N..B .... • cm Newport Ct nter Dr. ~STvnly SEWIN50c. G BOOK $1.00. . HUNTINGTON Bcht lmmac. -~.Jl~Pro6t Found~~3 Ex periencM Motft•r For b'ee 0 est. 646-5178. ~ Equal Oppor Emp1...,,_ ll• Club S\irte 908;-N:B: -,;;, ,::J. wear tomorrow. 11 11"1 RDJ BoOkt • fiQc. 2 room. cpt'd, ,"'};.,.. balh, ~ Of 541-3317 BUY W.P./hanging o:>ntnlct · ou~,;· MeM Sp. ~ttendant 640-1970 $1. Book. of a Prt1o Af,._., prka, util pd. 350. NV· M.r. FAMILY . COUNSELING OABYSI'M'JNC any age. by home appt. l<X?O's'am.pls. ASIEMILERS Need young man over 21. p; 24\Ctntra~i~· ~ JNSTA.NT FAS 1t I 0 N 50c. . . L&rw 540-1301 wkdays. Non--proht Foundation Lots of. n..c. I to 6. The Hang.men 547.:.fi846 6 Mos. exp 'tn printed clrcult time only, ..U am·T:30 pin Equal Oppor. Emploo>'fl' S()()t( • llundredt of J:_UI 1IGOlc 1 -l$ patterns. FURNTSllED A Unfumlth· 636-5060 or 548--3643 Mon.-'f.!';I. Somfl n I t e 1.. P ROF. painter, hones~ work, board 6 challiis wi.rlflg, ap-Sat A SUn~ No c:<per necess.,,,1 ~~~!"'°l"" .... "'!'~-"'' fuh">nfact1.p. M.-n q.Ut lloot 1 .. ed on Cout ltWy1 c.orona·A~OL~m.7Anonyr:,r. 548-3917or~. ft!e.~ .• Jnt/exl, fitt est. ply ·1n p e r s on . Com· Sec Pel'!tOnnel ~1ana~r. ICAH.PET cleaner belpe 1 A.'ffY day ts ttie e~ DAY to eoc. del Mar. 545-3185. P.O. Box 12:23, O>sf!' 11,ep.~e MATURE woman .will eani Refs. 548--!m9. m u n t caUon11/Cornpon<'nt. 1221 w. COo.st Hwy., N.B. wanted. Nret, l!JM!f"l9tlc,) run an ad! Don t de~. , . Qttllt1 tor T_,..1 U.11111 • omCE space ayailable in SWINGING SING~L-"S · tor your home a children INTERIOR pa.lntlna: an d Ox'pon.tlon, 300 A!N·ay. BE.AtrI'Y Shop . Shampoo waa;cs open, Stell.ft\ Muter .call tott.y &«2-6ST8. U btautlful peitt«nl. !IOc. dowatown H 'llft't Inc ton "" .,.hlle you vacation. ,Xln'I carpet ck>&nlng. F r 'e e Avt., Colt.a Mesa. Equ8.I A.Mlstant net'(tecf, mnJe or Carpel C1eatne.tt, l 1 4 BMcb. •1016 .• · ' • Call "Leah'' U pm S30-l'SO. nfs, Drlvtt. &e.-057C aft, 6. t111n\ates. PbOne gc...nm Oi:iportunlty .Employer. fem. Otll. 615-3385. Stlprrlor Ave, CM • . - . I I ' ' ,. I ' ' " . .. . .. ·. .. ' •• • W,-OJ • • T > • "'~. DAILY PILOT . . ,: r • ;lj I ml! l[jJ) I_· "'_1_,lliIJ ! J[Il) l.__·_,1 ; •• __,.. l[il] l[Il] ....... ! _· 11 1_1__,l[Il] I l[Il] I l[ll]I I ;h;::Wiill 1: et > I c' , ••• L:t ll)C:&:t • ~~ Hel' W ....... , M & F 71tltelp Wanted, M&F 710 -·--Holp Wontoc!, folA F 71f .Holp Wonlod, M & , 710Hol~ Wonted, M & F 710 Help Wonted, M & F 71 0 Holp Wanlod, M & I' 710 ~·-T r..n:t'. cm 10 S15K CARRIERS NEEDED =~s to= HOSPITAL FOR DAILY PILOT ~~"' ~ Laul"9 Machlnlats GENERAL MACHINISTS , __ MALE O.!l_FEMALE MUST BE TO YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER HAVE A DEPENDAB LE BIKE I GOOD-·· PROFITS·! ~ (jirl f'riday Sffil'.l As.st. Bld(pr S?m· Design Draftsman $850+ RN' 30 JU' ";x-lo $000 Recepttryplst to $600 Slat Typist $500 Sales Secretary $&J0 [)(osign Draltsm.an . Electonlc Control-Equip~ -t<>-1866 • PurchM. Clerk $515 ;.._. Ne.,.n_hed: ,_ ... i.. ,,_ 2"' St. ht'·°"' St._ ?erson.nel Olrk 1$575 CA1:t:"'64T-432t;-l!xt;-2ll;-Ask"for-Gery-h".it. ~ ~-- Help Wanted, M & F 710 I Help Wanted, M & F 710 Sec'y, 8N'E¥(PPRT - ' CASHIER ' PtrlOf'lnel Agenc' COOK -\\1c I.ave perm. JX>. 833 Do D N Ladies rt"'.1" 10 "'car s"-"'ial-·0• 1 ver r ., •• 1 1, -Y .,.._ si ions open or an exper 642 3170 Hy shop. \s.&-0724. l'OOk & dietary aide, Imn'ed • CHECK HERE FOR JOBS IN THIS AREA cn1ployn1cnt. Park Li&o/.:=:=z:lz:lz:lz:lz:lz:lz:I.= f.:lagsh!P Com1• Center, 466 ELECTRONICS Flagship, N.B. TECHNICIAN B COOKS \I t U>t Oasx broiler man & Dana Laboratories, located in ! l t dinner cook w/exper ln Irvine near the O.C. Airport, heu''Y food preparation. Call has lmmerliate openings for 0.ef !"red, ~1700. electronlca technicia.na. COOK-Raleig h Hills Olernist Helper Sl.!.25 hr Jlospital, 1501 E. 16th-St, ApplJcants should ha~e 1-3 Screener, patios to S.1.00 hr Newport Beach, 645-570'1. Yrs. coUege elec~1cs or ~tat'l )la.ndlen to $2.50 hr See Dottie military lrainlnle 1n analog li.fachlne Oprs St. $2.53 'hr COO"" · rd h,.I 6 &: digital circuitry. X1n't }~aclory • Helpeni St. $2.30 hr ~ • graveya 5 u • oppor. lfor advancement. Truck Drvr Cl II to S700 mo days l_l wk. Apply In }>f'rson, R1 preHntatlw1 Th.1 lrvlJIO Company s(.'eks ex-per. leulng rep to To set up & operate mJJt1 & engine lathes on show &: lease •rla In the h rod 2 _ Irvin_!__ a~a. p ea 18 n1 s ort nm p ucUon. Require years ex- -,,.....ioa111y. Typing 60.-.iust perlence on all common ihop machinery. New be willing 10 wo r k Work from blueprlnta. Own hand tools. . Mercy General Hospita_l E~;':i~::0;~~~.i.. "'· MA_CHlNERY ASSEMBLERS Between 9am • noon AUemble ljitrlcate mechanical assemblies ----F~~m:;ri~=::l-(Machlnery) including fitting, adjusting & 0 pe' n1-L-l!GAL~S alignmeot.-Work..from_hluepd111! •ket-'h•s · F~ pd. Job dreamed of 1 1. & verbal instructions, Require 3 years ex- 2701 So. Bristol, Santa Ana Phone 17141 979·3500 Apply S.tw-9AM & 4PM RN'S ICU/CCU & LYN 3-11 & 11-7 OB DEPAR·TMENT ling! Tt:&Jn into para leg · perience in assembly of precision machinery. x1n1 lkHi. . 70·typ.oohrtlo d Own hand tools $550/mo. Ahlo fee pos~=, · f::i%~~~~~;: .. cy: MECHANICAL INSPECTOR A LEGAL SEC Exp .. good skills, 1 ~rl office, Santa Ana. Salary com- mensurate-w I ability . Call 714: 547-6181. LJVE...IN Compan'ion to care for elderly lady tn Leisure World. Must cook, drive car, llght houlework. Call 548-5447. To inspect machine parts· assemblies, sfleet metal, hardware, castingS & raw stock. Re- quire minimwn 5 years mechanical inspec· ~on experience including working mechan· isms. Own hand tools. WELDER A Help Wanted, M & F 710 MOTEL .~!.1~1 ~t. entri:eUc, L.ll¥Ufia Beach 1'8Yl, 6 day ~k. 494-1196. NICHT a 11 end e n t deptn- dable, for elderly seml tn. valid "'Oman, 10 pm to 8 am. 5 nights, Ne""Jl0&1 Sch area. $100 wLCall-548-M97 or se.ti619 11 am-& pro. NURSES AIDS & ORDERLIES Will trR.ln. Interviews Wedi. 9 a.m. . 1 p.m. No phone c.11.Us. Parle Udo. 'Ftaphtp Convalescent Center. 486 -Flagship Rd,...N .... NURSES Aide ... Orderly, exp not nee. Openings on days 7-3; n1idnite 1.1-7. Good benefits. Make application at 1445 Su1wrior Ave., N.B. or call 6--12-2"110 Of'FICE SKILLS WE NEED YOU \\'c p.re meeting lncret1J1ing demand trom xln't l'lnployers thruout Orange Co. for 1111 office !ikills at all exper. levels. \.\'c can place you in short. or long term assignments at top aaiary rates. .-.. P..a.lnters. __ .to.$5.00 ht. . Jack 1n the Box, ~ Baker Please ApPly P/time Drivers to $2.25 hr -St., .CM. DANA LABOR & DRIVERY-Part Time & 11elief // /JIJ /?: IJ NURSERY -11-7 ../\ell'! '::::f•rl:J To fabricate machine parts&: a ssemblies for constructio~ of m,ediwn heavy machine tools. Work from blueprinta. ~uiro minimum 3 years combination welding experience. Own e Secret•rlff, Sh e Typists, Sr & Jr · • Swltchboerds -on-ver, Slilp Clrk·to·$2;25 hr COOK-Grill; p/time. Wknds. _LABORATORIES hand tools. · Elec. Assemblers St, $1.80 hr holidays. Newport Beach 2401 Campus Dr., Irvine R.etafl Paint Sales to $2.75 hr Tennis Club, 644-«fiO. Equal Oppor. Employer 1'~actory Trainees to $450 n10 COUNSELOR wanled forl"!"'"""'""'""'""""'""""'"' I EMERGENCY Bec:i1u11 W• Ask A Little Mor..._ We Can GIVe A Little More \DAY & MNIHG - nr:e Mounter $2.75 hr Gloria Marshall l"igure ELEC. TECHNICIAN Printer . . . Open Control S:alon Ne\vport. ~ill ''our choie€ or development VW Une 1'-1cchanic Open tJ·11.ln. r-.tust be attractive, or pre-production t cs t Full Time & Relief 11·7 INTERVIEWS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY -have trim fjgure, and enjoy assignments. Both depart· Typist, Compt tem1 $500 mo \\'Orlcing with p e o p I e . ments offer interesting Gen'l Ofc, figure ap S2.50 hr Mature "·oman preferred. "'Ork w/advanced digital Receptionist & Marketing CALL 714: 894-4711 ' Receptionists to $500 n'IO Hours 2-9 pm. Call 6-12-36:11'.l l'Olllmunication.~ system. Oerk: Typist9 to $525 mo Jor appointment. Knowledge or computer Assemblers St. $2.00 hr · . . Factnrv Trainees $2.25 hr CUSTOMER SERVICE rommunications onented MACHINE TOOL DIVISION ER TECH 11-7 • -.r MEN 20 & UP systen1 helpful. Attractive ~~~Clerk ~ = ~U:, HELP WANTED benefits & ~'Orkiryg en~- Secretary to $650 mo Div. of large manur. has ment Eve 1ntervie"WS avatl. MED SURG li-fust be pol9ed, well groom- ed, low ,,.....,,. jobs. Start Immediately, Excellent op- po r t u n It i e 1. Fun assignments Come in & register toda,y. Conrac Corporation APEX openings in alarm installa-Control Di1ti1 Corp. ' 1ion/cust. serv. dept. Eam-CommWlicatK>ns RN 11·7 9200 Bolsa Ave. Westminster ings to . • . . Development Division EMPLOYMENT A.GENCY $4 PER HOUR 2519 W. Warner, S.A. ./ Fast rafses & advance. 540-2820 SURGERY RN 3-11 & 11-7 An Equal Opportunity Employer 1810-C Newport Blvd. Cotrta Mesa 6.J5-4~ CH.ll.D ca~ & lite hskpng for 2 boys 4 &: 8. 8: 3D-5: 30. aft 6: 30pm, 968-9435. CLERK TYPIST ./ Neatly groomed ELECTROj.JlCS Assembler, CALL 547..()913 exper. or trainees. Fem. F ·is /& Mond Pal Electronics, 6 3 9 1 r1 et ay \\'estminster Ave, Westn1. Sunday Ci1ll 894-3301. 832-8841 °'E"'N"G"IN°"E~l"N'°ST;A"L"L"E°'R"' Delivery of DAILY PILOT, l\tust have l yr recent expcr. SUNDAY ONLY, to in boats. "'"'spaper carriers in SAN Jsli nder Yachts PEDIATRICS RN -11·7 Call or Visit Help Wanted, M & F 710 J<.11'1 q;,1 MACH INE m~P 2061 s •• 1 .... ctr or Lear Siegler, 1rvrna 133-1441 Inc Across from o.c. Airp:>rt • DIETAR·Y Sales order dept. Accurate typing, 60 w.p.m. electric typewriter. Sales order pro- cessif1'. invoicing & other administrative functions. CLEI\.fENTE .area. Requires m \\'. 17th St. C.M. use of Station \Vagun or • Cook, Hospital exper. preferred. KEYPUNCH. Van. Contact Mr. Harry ESCROW SEC'Y 5:30AM. I PM. . _ Seeley, 330 West Bay St., Join expanding firm in Or-Dessert maker &/or nalfry maker Tri1n1port Dyni1mic1 Division Costa Mesa. 642-4321 ange Co. Great chance for ....---ERATO DENTAL assistant f u 11 advancement. Salary to $550. Excellent _beneflh & OP . R 3131 W. --Seger1trom thne. -1 year experi~nce. FV Call Kay \Ving, 54<Mlm5, Working Condftlons Si1nta An• Ca11 F or Appl. l ndusnial Relations area. 839-9660. Coastal Personnel Agency, \\re al'!! seeking exper. key. DEPENDABLE d r i v e r s 27ro Harbor Blvd., Cl\1. punch operator for swing· A well known local ma nufae- (714) 494-9401 must know N.B. &: C.M. EXP'D Office Girl, 10 work Equal Opportunity Employer shift. 4 pm-12:30 am on tM turer with stable employ. Area. Apply Pina Man aft. Carde)( system in electrical ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'~!!!'!!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!\!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'~!!!'!!!!!!!J' Univac 1701.-1710. \Ve are ment needs. TELONIC INDUSTRIES 4. wholesale house. Full or J: willing to train on the tab GRINDERS part time u pert. Liberal Help Wi1nted, M & F 710 Helo Wi1ntecl. M & F 710 punch verWe:r. Location ol -DESIGN~ &: Draftsmen, benefits. etc. 557-0001. the k-..,...,.., -"'-1n th .ACME exper. in memory syatem, , . HEALTII food store desires H • ., ......-.. ....,_ e -P.C., & m-11ano···I deso'go EXPERIENCED rnechan.1c, · ___ _. oste11 Wanted near future-v.'ill be Fashion -~ -I exper1e,,._-.:u mature woman l\1on. thru Frl. Apply . ls.land , Newport Beach. GRIDLEY OPRS of electronic s y s t e m !l • 0"'~ too s, paid . bem!fits. for full time work. 548-9537 in Technology M arke t ing 50',,, labor. Apply 1n person. penton gig...1100. ' 1747 Anaheim Ave, Costa HI-Fl ALLEY WEST ..,,,._;-;;;;_;;;:_;;;_;;;;.-;;_;;;;.-;;_;;;;_;;_.;, [1 .,Mii"iia~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim I SalCO~~~ENT SALES Equal Oppor. Employer CLERKS ~ 1-ary. \..U5i.a Mesa area. Call DIAL A JOB! FOOD SERVICE Mr. Rann, 12 Jo 2 pm only, Material Control Pwm.....,t Openings Previous eicperience essential SUPERVISOR IZ13l f>IS.8&13, A l>Jolng CLERKan """''· Liz Reinders Agmcy 4500 Carnpu!!I Dr., N.B. S57-3401 DIS H WAS H ER and Ocean View School Dlstrlef $764 Por fllonth Bushboy, Apply Ce 11 R r Dil'ecl school food service ACCOUNTING Restaurant, 220 Forest Ave, program. High school grad L.B. or equivalent. Exper. In summer opening, accountJ iiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I food !letvlce management payable experience w/good Dr's Assistant required. Applications must typif'I&'. be filed, Personnel Com· '.DISNEYLAND Young lady C18-28l to assist mission Office, 7972 Warner, in health spa. Will train, no Huntington Beach by June Call M~Sat 10 AM-4 Pl\-I exp. nee. Apply in person 25th. , 714: 533-4456 ext. 678 any aft or eve. 2930 W. • An Equal Opportunity Coast Hwy., N.B. e GAL FRIDAY \V i th Employer ·bus/know-how tor fa • t a.ERK Typist, trainee, DRIVER f o r pre-school. growing mail order co's new f/ti~. l\-fust ha\'e ltOJne ex·. CleM driving ·record. Pa· plant. Growth op p t y , peroc· ~-MTrtST. La~ ~~ E~1:r;i w~~~=·-..,.--1,098.-.·==·==--. · ~~ area. "~ ~ ~· ' GARDENER ....L-...A~ \ll.,....1~. ...;...,,_•-•-HELPERS ORNER (volunteer) to gi~ a '\\-eekday, driving Redl~;;;;;;•;;;53&4338;;;;;;;;;•;;;;;;;;; ~ PER50llNEl. Cross blood car. 835-0.181. I' GENERAL LABOR ~~ Comm'! Artist/Adv to S12K i;~ IC Bkkpr (retail ) to $850 lnd/Con1m Loan Proc $850 Exec. Sec'y, Mktn&' to $700 It111. Rate/Write $700 Acctng Oerk/EOP to $700 Legal/Corp Sec'y 10 $700 Secretary/CPA to $625 Maintenance Man to $650 SeCretar les/Trne!I to $550 Secretaries, no sh to $570 Payroll Construction Open ~sign Dra.J'tsman $866 ReoepUonist/Typisl $500 Inventory aer k S450 As!Jt. Penni Lines Insurance Undetwriter $500 DOG Groomers, e x p e r t training. Lag Hills. Sonte exper. pref'd. Send resume or c.all, 6'1&-6107. P.O. Box, Newport S.i1ch 1366, Costa Mesa. 92626 . C M DOr>.fESTIC Jlelp George osta 11" Allen Byland Agency Hlti-8 Santa Ana E. 16th St., S.A. 547--0395. Orange & Irvine Electronics Printer Circuit Board Oponl..,s Dana Laboratories located in Irvine near the O.C, Airport has Immediate openl11g5 for No Fees . \Veekly P aycheck 6 Al\f shift, Day shifts, 2nd shirts and graveyard. • P. P:S. Pacific Personnel Services, Inc. the follOW;ing positions in i_ts 500 Newport Center Dr. prhllt>CI c1rculJ board fac1l-Sllite 900 Newport Bch l>y. 6*1970 Hospital MISSION Community HOSPITAL 27802 Puerta Real li-1isslon Viejo {East of San Diego Frwy Crown Valley Parkway) (714) 495-4400 (714) 831-2300 RN's e SURG. SUPERVISOR e MED. SURG. 3 to 11, 11 to 1 e MED. SURG. AIDES 3 to 11 , 11 to 1 e ICU.CCU 3 to 11 , 11 to 7 e ER II to 7 e PEDIATRICS 11 to 1 2106 W. Oceanfront, NB HOUSEKEEPER, live in, exp'd & refs nee. No smok· ing, 3 children, pri nn & ba & TV, 5 day wk, love l y waterfront Newport Bch home, salary open, 6T.Ht666 H 0 U S EKEEPER/compan- ion live--in for elderly lady. Non-smoker. 673-5599 HOUSEKEEPER -ex- perienced, refe-rences re- quired. Call 646-1243 HOUSEKEEPER, Udo l!le, 5-half days, local ref's, $50 "-eek. 673-9189. Ins. Sec'y F/C Bk~pr Receptionist J r. Sec'y • $700 $750 $500 $600 Fees Paid/ AJ!IO Fee Jobs \Vestcli.tf Personnel Agency 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. fli-fark III Center) 542-88:16 INSURANCE SALES No exp nee., earn while you le9.l'Tl, part time, eves & w1mds, full time when quali· fied. Farmers Insurance Group Ed Lani * 540-18.14. Ji1nltor w .. nted 3:30pm-1Zpm, exper. prerd, but will train. X ln ' t benefJts. 842-0611, ext 246. Pacllicia Hospital, 18792 Delaware, H.B. JUNIOR SALESMAN: Plea!JC call Mn. Rose for an a ppointment (TI4) 547-7571 · GREAT WESTERN SAYINGS Excellent frin~ benefits in· eluding company paid group insurance PHONE 546-3131 Equal Opper. Employer 1418 N. ?I-fain .St., Santa Ana MAINTENANCE Man for An Equal Oppty Employer exclusive, 0'4'JJ your own U KEYPUNCH DAY SHIFT 6 li-1o's actual "'Ork exper. on keypunch, keytape or key disc device. Apply In The Personnel Depa rtn1ent l\fonday·Fri. 9 am·12 Noon PACIFIC MUTUAL unit bayfront apt. Must be honest, dependable & will· ing to do .a good job without supervision. Must live on premises in beaut. apt pro- vkled free w/util. Perm. future, good salary, xln'I v.'Ol'king oonds. Phone sn-8711 or 6'5-3366 'tll 9Pl\f . MAKE IT A '00 ~:=~'ii;~;~ 0r. GREEN $$$ SUMMER 1 ""'"""'K"'EY""P""u"'N!!!!C!!!!H"""~ 1 WITH Fee Paid. AAA co. located In beach area. Beau t i f u l modern office & great benefits. Start $450. Also Fee Jobs. CaJI Gloria Gray, 54<J...6055, Coastal Personnel Ajl'ency, 2790 Harbor Blvd., c11I "' Secretaries KEYPUNCH TRNE ,,. If yuu can type accurately Typists local co. will teach You 10 ....,. Accntnn Clerks hC! operator. Start $1.80 hr. '3' Rapid raises as you learn. , Call Gworia Gray, 540-6ffi5, Don t ~pend your whole Sum· Coll!tal Personnel Agency mer in an office. Just part 2790 Harbor Blvd., Q.f ' ot ii wit.h Kelly. Top pe.y for your skill&. Work where yoo LADY with ~ment v.'allf when you want ability to O\'er.tee office ' • building. Apply rm. 300 Lldo Call ,Or Visit Building. 3356 Via Lido, :::I:;h, S73-<1$. J<.11'1 y,./ Help Wantod, M&F 710 · Medical Transcriber lamc4:30pm Tu11 & Sat Excollont bonallh & ·working Conditions MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 27802 Pwrti1 Rial Mi11lon Viejo (Ea.st of San Diego Frwy ~'11 Valley Parkway) 1714) 495-4400 (714) 131-2300 Equal Oppor. Empjoyer MEDICAL Assistant, part time, GP's office. Exp'd with phone & handling PA· lients. Emphuls on back office, will give some training. Mission V I e j o area. after 5; 30-:-673-S218. Men/\\'omen Interested In Self Development? It ci1n be from schooling, tri1 Jnlng, or lndlvlduol Improvement through on duty training and off duty odvcatlon. 11'1 avallabla In Todoy's Volim- Army-1 F you quollfy- find out, IM your loci1I U.S. Army R9J)resenfi1tlve llstod bol-. 542 W. 19th St., Coa t• MM• 645-1163 1711 N. Main St., Si1nta Ana 542-2435 Non prior nrvlce i1ppl lcant1 must be 17·34 m•I•, 11-34, femi1le. Todi1y'1 Army Wi1nt1 To Join You e Gon'I C!erl~I) REGl~ER TODAY WORK TOMORROW NO FEF. EVER Tops Jn Temporarie-s 1111 .......... .,.... m.nw OJi'l"l CE MGR . l''UU. OlARGE OFflCE J\-fGR for New C a r Dealership. You know the experience you .n1us.t h_a.ye. Please appl y in pet90n, Ol" phone Sf,&-7770, H a r b o r American Moton . OFFICE CLEANING Cou ple, man / wile exper- ienced only. Approximately 3 hrs ~eninp, N.B. er C.M. areas. $3SO month.. Call I 113 J 927.0US. 2 OFFICE GIRLS NEEDED Radio telephone dispatch l\1ust be 25, able to drive App11_ !!1 Penion YELLOW CAB CO. 186 ·E. 16th, Cost~ MH& on-~JCE work, full or p&rt time, l)'pln&: eAt'frtiaJ, oo SH. needed. 549-00&8. OPERATORS, CXP"!':. only; 1 11ingle needle A OYerlock. Top rates. Roll'• Manuf.. 865 Production Pl, NB. 646-<llal. - OPTOMETRIST Must be mature. Thll lt a ready made practice. No I~ vestment required, Real money maker f<r Il.8d;y m&n on a month ro montb Jeue. P hone (n4} SU.95.t1 after 7 pm wkdays, alt day Sun. ORDER DE.SK -~rget.ic young woman good with f.igures and telephooe to handle sales order desk b fast growing boat manufac- turer. Fut pace and presure but excellent work· Ing rondl"°"" and good company benefl!s. ca 11 97i-2880 tor appt. Dial-A-Job! NOW Oran&:e County's me.I -- P?'Oltl"t"Ssive & innovative temporary he.Ip service doe• It again. Tempo offers a tru· ly unique &: tln1e savln1 ~ portunlty for skilll'<i SECRETARIES SECRETARIES SECRETARl&S \Vho 1\•ant dignified l.t s1in1ulallTJi' long or 1hort ter1n a!lllignments -1 .. or 2 days, couple v.·eeks or few n1onths • you decide. Now )-VU can ... APPLY BY PHONE APPLY BY PHONE APPLY BY PHONE Call TEl\tPO'S . OUice at 5404450 &: Let us kmw what ;your skills are. No need to come In pt>r80nally · until 1,•e have lhe 'jut:t rlght' spot for you! Your time is voluoble. Don 't woste it. Invest it wisely wilh Tempo ot hi hourly rotes $$ CALL TRISlf HOPKINS 48B E. 17th St. tat Irvine) ;JERRI WHITTEMORE 488 E. 17th St. tat Irvine) CM Suite 22~ 642-1470 Plater A At least 2 yrs general t'Xper. 24 Central Towe-r, Orange i.11 PCB plating & n1ust kno\\' 547-6446 & OB, RN & LVN 11 to 1 Earn $ro-$40 per week u'Orking after school and on Saturdays getting new customers for the Daily Pilot. This i!!I not a paper roote and does not Include deliveries or collecting. \Ve have openings In South· west Costa l>!esa and Soutb Experimental Machinists 2061 Bu1ln111 Ctr. Dr. lrvlno 133-1441 Across from O.C. Airport 2£Z!:~-=-~~-=-=~~-=::-=-=-~~-=-~=-= .... ~~;: I NEVER AT~,:.T TE~fPO ~ * Comp. Program to $16K * Systems Spec. $15K * Order Dsk Clk $560 * Bkkpr FI c to $750 * Steno Typist $600 * A/R tlork $450 * Rocoptionlst to $500 * Sec'y (2) $600 * Soc. I girl ofc $575 * Bkkpr An t lo $650 * Sec'y (sh) to $650 * llkkpr .AH i $500 * ~)/I ns to $700 * Gon I Ole $450 * Sec'y I Acctlng $600 * Soc'y/Mktng $i00. HELEN SO!A!TIR PERSONNEL AGENt;r ~t.e_IU__Drivc, N_i._!t Newport Beach 55r-27lt CXXl&-p/Umr. Co a c h e • s Col'rl:l?J' Reslllurant, So . Coe1t Plau. CM 546-'1$$; ,.,.. d'1 15 llU! DEST DAY lb l'.QD an ad! Don't dela,y, , .Niii lodL\f 6U-567a. f'Opprl', 10 'lead & nickle/ Jro\d lll"O<'CSl'l('S. Equ"\ Oppor. Employer Sr. P rocess Ins pector GENERAL u· . 1 i\p1)!11'~111ts i;~ltld h~ve al structlon b~.;: e:': ~s::!: !<'ast 2 yn;: expc·r. in 1~pecf. ti&i. Prepare pe.yroll, union 111g I l~s &: abllity to reports, A/P, answer read blucpr1!1ts. phone, some typing, no Fa br1ci1tors smoking. Mo~Fri, 8 hn e CENTRAL SUPPLY TECHNICIAN 7.3 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER M :30 Tues & Sat Rec1ulrements !~Jude :it day, 842-1412 l'<o." 1 yr expor. '"routing, =c,G"'1"'R"L"'=F"'R"l""D"•.,.y~-Dl"T'RY COOK tlrillin11; slotting & shearing ""' ,,... ""' of PC h0an:IJ. Openings exist l\-ful!t . be good typist, book Ho1plti1I exper. Split for both A & B ta.bricaton. keepmg, handle phone & Sh ift . .{~30 •m to 2 pm Touch.Up Proc11sor front receptionist. Intettsl· & 11 •m to 7 :30 pm This po11ition requires 1 yr lng work with KO<Kf poten· • llunlington Beach onlY." t-E ight y11r1 gen1r· Apply nou·! 968-9641. •I mi1ehlne shop ex• LADIES perlence In mi1nu. 1,/time _v.'Ol'k CMta li-lesa fi1cturJng:Jrec:J1lon publicabon's hollJJe operating t tool I 24 hni a day. Needs ladles par I • "I to halp at all hours on ru."h requlr9d. Wiii per- jobs. ~ we call you to form the li1yout and work. p/llme at houn wo machining of com- can &.mLnge7 We will train pllc•t.d -rt• from you. If )'O'l are interested r- ple&JIC call. 541>-9T12, dlm9Mloni11 prints or 1ketcht1. NOTICE ~tAN to work full llnie In renllll yarrl. Neat In appt>Ar. '\\'/ncot handwriting. Wii i Nol jwt I' job, but an op- tr.ain. Apply morns, 1930 port.unity to secure positlons l;iiNii•wportiiliiiiiiiBi;lviidi;';iCMiii .... iiii;ii;/ now open with \a r g e 11 distributing COnlpa.Jl,)'. Etu'n· MASSEUR Excellent Be~Hts ings per week ro.r above a\'er~. Aurtlo v I s u & I training aides wlll help tr ll.in for J'CIJl()flllble posl· "°"'· nt silk HCtcen touch·UP on ~fh· Sa~ c:ommCaleruoural 11e L b I PC boArds. · e"l""'' .enc;e. or a ora ory Silk Ser-or •Pll I betw«n \0 am & 12 1\ppllca.nts must ~ ~led ~. 66-6133, iuik .tor Mrs. e MEDICAL ·T E CH In all p1i..., ol PCB gllk 3 to 11 ; :10 screenlng v.•/a min. of 2-3 GIRL FRIDAY )'J'S cxper. _Knowledge of Creat PR::;· Thil varl.el.Y e WAITRESS ~"~~:_f111~, & related Jl0$lh 'tlon 1 .•. J~~71>00 .. Ina ~·"-<;~n'1Y Club ~ ~ ra .... e. c ance o ........ ,.. P -'me 1x-rience the ot'fioe &: ha.It time u r- Excollont Wo .. 1 rental aeent. Start $000. c.JI Excellont S.nefltl • ---s.!ly'Hart;·-:-<loutlli >---•w • c~11·-·­P10~~rY ""'""••el Agency, mo liar· I - ' or.1.., ..... ~ bor Blvd., CM, An rqual Opportuntty TIME FOR QUICK CASH .. THIOUGll A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 LABORATOR IES GIRL W•oted, part or fllll Employer 2401 Conlpus Dr .• lrvlno time, worl< In 111all "'°""· l ~!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!!!!•-B!!!'!"I Equal OJll)Or. Emp1.,., Balboa uland, 1fum bo In-Have oomethlog ~ want to dcf)f:ndent,'phot.oJrradlle exp aeUT C1tu11.tled adl do It Apply !n Person 3333 Harbot' lllvd. Coat• M11i1 , Ci1llf. Apply bclW 9:30 a.m. &: 4pm MERCY GENERAL HOSPITAL Eutem manufacturer of Eqtftpment opening di!t.r1b\I· tJon ccnter'!I In <Nia Meaa. Local distributor 11 otter1ng Income rron1 $150 per week & 2701 So. 8rl1tol up 10 full time personnel & Santa Ana college students &. recent -highschul~ a1.'ad11 who h&.vt; (714) 979-3500 the dc!11lre to ttdVll~ rapidly to management 1N>3ltlon1. Equal Oppor, Employer I ~c ~ Apply F0< Appointment ?f'LJ GEN Mgr ol ml)o< ... oorp --·-·-.. T.o-Maln __ ._ ~ desires t'Q_ulty Po 11 t Ion Distribution Center ._ w/protitable efltab. bi.ls. · S.m.a.U---Lll.J!.}J R o • MONDAY M Equal ()proor. Employer mil 714/BU-7171, -979 54&9 MECH/ELECTRICAL • MAID for fAgUnA Reel Background, lilu~ ha.ve 1 yr Motel, 30808 S. Coe.At 'Rwy., l"\.'Cent t"XPtl". Lquna S.•ch· 499-:ml. Islander Y a chl1 511ne•, 5 d'1• '°' 5 buckl. ad.Cad·MZ-5818. Cl1J1Ulfd Adi . . • 842-587! dcalrable; Cll1 frt:l.-2500. we:ll -call NOW 64J-M18. • You'll !Ind tt In o .-ed mW, l7th SI., CM / I .. Temporory Help PaclflCMutual Life Newport ~och lfon1e Of.nee Agt>n cy seeks men w/collpge elt:per. for fi nan- cial plnnnlna: Mies. Sftltu')' to $100 + bo nus . Profe.sslonRI way tr1dnl1'11 pf'Olmln1. Olll Ralph Brown i.'.;.L.U. or W. Gerald T@n· ncr, 641)...1225 PI t!me omploY"*tf CdM Couple In etU'ly 70'• need, Mon thru hi, ~7pm, quiet, competent, depen. dable peNIOn w/own cu tor lite houacwork. cook, aerw, cleao-up eve meal, $25 per wk. 6#-2737. POS ITIONS OPEN FOR NEW BRANCHIS ,_ sZ~11AJ'S''i>.._~;.. Savl']j!• & Looft ticoer. Pref d. Apply In Penon. Mariner's Si1vl;;I -LNn AaMClat -, 1515 Westcllff Dr., .B. 6l2-400t) Sell the old 1tutt BQy th!' new 11tuH. · • ' ' .. . • . I P •• .. - • ' -Sunday, Junt 10, 1CJ73 DAILY PILOT • I 1 ' 11 '" l!Il11 ';I; I mJ [ .......... _ IITT]( IA ... , .... llill ! .......... llllll.___L••_1"'-_"___,l[Il)I " ........... 1[11][ ·-· .. l~I •J 'I ~~ :,o~ ·~ ~.~~ .Holp W111lod, M & F 710. Halp Wanlod, MI. F 7l~l~ffi ~Th--1-.--,-J Help Wanted, M&F 710 Halp Walltod,~l~M~l-sca;-;-l;l-•;neo-;-;-us;-;_;;~;l;l;l~Mijltcaliiiijij~iiiijiiijiiij;.;;l;ll;1 il .. ~.-:i tiualneu. Ptr111• )lb. r-tu~t , SECURITY OFFICERS • rv1M ~IN"Y YOUNG man • t..ocul rnkl. ':'"'~ bo nea1 •PJX'•rlna. Beach REC"-IONI SECRETARY ll'e<'1<end all 3 •!till~ O•TI 11., 0pen1,,. >or 0..1,. ". lmtatl window ,................ • ·; StaUonera. 1807 Newport 5.rl ST i>lO )'cars r..\'.pcr. Sh, typin,, <.lU" .t l>honll' noq'd1 Pref(>!' Secretaries U ~ N--... ahad . F/llme. Ce..r turn. -·. Bl\td, C.M'. Oa,y or n[&hl. no e.~p. nee. book1'eeplng. 556-8700, Jo> L>e. 1nnn over .)'). Pl.Mt In Irv Int \\' 12...:l yrs r.,lated ~x.pt>r. rgen wwued ~10111 Shade A Draipery $5008 REWARD -: PRESS OPERATOR easy, fun job. Wiii train, 00 cornplex. Lt. Warr en , M1rkttln9 Sec'y e A.lsemb y Shop, ~ E. ~&:t llwy, -. --• typing or shorthand, <!le. S ref.a · 83.l-3000, ext 191. 10 am·2 .:·~ . ·h · e Packa•lnn Cd.\t. , Women to work for plaslic A I I ec r••s 'I th Th , L.'~r. w, l'est:tln.: organtza. • • ~~~~~~~~::~! • moldina plant 546-3lie-PP Y ~on any &It or "' pm" on n.t uii. !Ion desired. tlvy atnl typ-e Wi rtthouM .. • . PRESSMAN.; OFFS.ET -N~. at \\fest Cst Jlwy.. Typ1"sts SEE Oii1J~1~~~DER ~i·ea ~1 l1y11J~~·1 eit~oi~~ • Lab A11l1t1nt1 rK'1 FM th• rKOVary· of all Exp'd on A & Mor A.B. Olr.k --OPPORTUNJTJES peNOllfll lty fflt 'd. RE:GfSTER TODA\,__ ( •c11t1 dl11 J& INDl_AN_J_EW~LftY equip., will ·train on auto RECEPTIONIST • "'A ONE-i\tAN BUSIN"ES Secrttary \VOR~ TOi\10RRO\V 11resllCs. 2nd & Srd Shirt A t E y p S2.00J lN'lEST~tEN1"' Back:t'Ou11d 111 l11nd devetorr }flghest llrly Rntes easily identliiable-.stolcn from Navajo Opt.'fll~."C>fipty for advance-i=g~ ~~~· pbo1w,.a, l\tc Th1 •.c:lly ~~rl W1y ICAN START PART Tl!\1E) ~n\ent <.'O. E~JX>r. 111 cotn· T~~ i~E~c~~~~es Antlqu11 IOO Tradmg, 2432 Newport Blvd., Costa ni~nt. r: rewltt M0-9m. RUTH r RYAN AGENCY SE~fl or retired man for golf n1<irclal \easw .sl2c u1,11efr I ,.~----... ..,-... .,..;:: A-1esa. All in.formation strlcUy confiden- , *~ODUCE 1793Newport,CM S.J&-.485<1. One Time P/Tlm• range, Inside or ~W:lde. ta.tlon or leg:1t.l ,l1cld. ryp-1( FOR r a.therSOa;y-£ive-&4 Uil Call 642-725l · 17931 B@ach HB .$1?+$t? O All Th T ' Also rnechanlco.Jly 1ncli~ Ing 70, sh 80. ~11n 2 yrs <.'01· . _ ·(i_~--1 the tlntlque clock he has • • , ~ -·· -· ·-· r • 1"10 for .'" Kart !rack, in~•re Irie. _ !Il 21aDor..+ 0.. •lwayo wan"'d for hi• study .................. • ••• RECEPTIONIST You'll 14•ork ror us on our ~j."a1~u."'-s-tolf rtange. )\ilm:-!Rr1t1.n,.--11 n ~ . .,..,.,..c,~.,..:::-::,111=-ii-op....offlet-.-We--ch"w a10perti ........ . :1 CLERKS Rapidly jp:owh fl C'<I pnyroll ln our customers of· 100 Fair Dr., C.?.-1. E.""pcr. In a bank. mvlngs & .lr <.'Olleclion ot line old clocks. Furnitur1 110 Mlsc•lt•neoG1 afi ·:•' indlv. w/ou~fng r;:!,~nal~ fices. Just see Kelly Girl, SEllVJCE station ~lesman. !Oltn, Htlc <.'!l., 1'st·ro,,· 1,.'0., 1tJal1 Tlnlt'! 'N Chime Anl!que11 Experienced. I ni n1 e d i a t e Openlng1 ln nc"· Cosla ~fei;a store. fULL a111;I PART Tl~tE. ily 10 handle Iront dei>k \\'/ lhl!n pick th e hrs. days, Full ~ime ev<;s it1n 2 :yrs. land developer, or law office I 425 30th St., No. 20 N.S. 3 PC. CUT\'ed sect sl••eper COUQ·I, 7' avocado, loose • eaJ;C, ~lust bC accurate: 1 • length or employment that exper ience. Lite n1echan1cal proce:ssln~ real es ta~ e I ---~ 675-4277 Open 11-5 closed Mon. sota, $75, ~ys BR set, bunk rushions. good condition $65. • 4.L Call Lil)da Ra 540~ fHs your needs. Our kno"·Jedge. N·ea I ap-docun1en1 s. '.f)_'Plng 70, die· VDM OAK ladles-secretary desk beds. no maltJ<ess. 2. 4 dt"'l\'l' Twin bedroon1 iret lOdra"'er 1: Coastal p )· "'" · customci·s gel the skills ptarance. Apply nX'lmit. 2500 tu~ione. lnd1\1dual sel~c!ed I 5• !all 30" "'!cit "'/mirror' dressers. l\la plt'. seu all $70 cheiu. nlgh1i1rand w 11 h -• 2790 llarho~1-:~i; 6\tency, rhcy r~. Nol \V h a l s N~'J)Ort, C!lot "'ill Ix· a .sclr sh111~r .~1lhng $70. o'ak lcebo~ $60. Black or separat('/y, \\'a/nut cofft'-t' drl1'A'Cr/Z head and foot -• .,;;,,~;<;-=.;ii;'·;;.· ~;· =-avRilnble. SERVICE Station SaleS1uan to a~'<'PI respons1b1hl)' & • • tr1tnk, great for end !bl, $lO. ti.ii. :.lat l)(:nch/<.'Offee ·'~~· boards S16.). 2 lam~ ·$2.l. R~CEPT. TRAINEE _ . lull or p/time. Over l8. ~·ork 1ndepc11d~nuy. . Varian Data Mach1n11 Lo\·ely old \\'ellthered ta\'ern each SIO. Ou~ds .t whl trik1:, Drapes rind dccorati\•e rods. Nalionnlly koo\111 tirm offers Cttll or Visit Neat appear. \\'ill train. Ar>-Exccllcn1 bclJ(!JJts & \\·odnng sign. decorator piece, $5(). nu, SS. 675-(;732. li.'lby fu rni lurt>, UnusuaJ Out•t·'-·'· · I d <."(Jnd!i A lt>fldcr in lhc n1 ini co111-~" SALE p--"--' cbonv Y.'OOl'I oriental c'---k ;, i ..... rn~ opportunny t.o pl)'. 2500 Nc\\i>Orl 8 v ., · 647-"""'" 244 l-.lonte Vitl.!:I ! \Varehouse ~ Ith'" b _, ~ 11rart a <'atter in the finnn-~ ~~ q,r1 C.M. , Call 644-3389 pu!f'r industry has seve1·n/ Costa to.le~. ._,. l\'ith fun1iture? 100'& or ,,... r:t1'1f llumer ... s $75. cial v.~orld, Call Linda-Hay, ,,, 'J .: Seivi""' sta. night allendant -or 644-3317 i1nnlCdiate openings. ANTIQUE . Styles 10 choo!;e trom. Very old oris:in:i.I painting Call for A~lntment 540-605.S Coai>tal PerRO I '" • '-"' I ~iaoo, Packard Unbeatable low price'. Cash $.'iO. Golr elubs \\;th bag 12131 1611-7213 Agency· 2790 H bo ni"'d~ 2 or 5 nights wk. Apply at Between 9 am & 12 on Y Drafttman C .1871 ... beautiful v:ood and or financing available. <.'Ornplete sci irons and * ALSO CASHIERS * ALSO BOXBOYS '•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Clo.i • ar r v ·• Shell, 17th & Irvine, NB A n11n. t ~,. cxper. including condition, 4 dra .... ·er solid REPOSSESSION CENTER v.'OOCls $35. Crib & rnattreM 1• 2061 BusiMSI Ctr Dr SHEET MET AL son1e logic dra111ngs & hft\'f' 1nahogany chest. 847-3366. 619 E. <Ith St .• Santa Ana $12. High chair $5. Swing $5. • •! R0Elpr'.I~i~: :~ 1~wir·',,',"whoec~ Irvin• 833-1441 Sh'.U.LED & SEMT SKILLED TRAINEES ~~rL~te.rest in learning PC ANTIQUE paintings. 1-copy Daily 9 to 7 * Sunday 11-5 ~hl"t;:>drv,.11.,.La8·'"'s. .. ~~a8rybo; -: Fortman PRODUCTION FOR·EMAN .... Across from ·OC. Alr:'P<>rt ~ • !. • \Vlll train dei)endable v.·on1en od • . or Corregio, 2-part 0 l 7 PC E ., A . di . '5 .... N ..... u OI • auto agency. Tues. lhru Sat.1 .,..,~:':~~;-:~·..,..,,,W1th Exp, in follow1nn Pr uct1on Cont~f n1nster pc Date• '°"Sil'> ar Y n\enca~ n1ng Sundu.y 911rn-4 pm . ·: '833-93()0. . 1 • _ S E R BRAK~ • to ·beconie plastic. injettlon S h d I _ · . J..1'1" . -Sf't. Cost $950. v.·ill sell , , ii ... ~i;;o~.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.., I SECRETARY •· i{ ,A • ""': 1nodeling operators. Must C • U er ANT}QUE oak se11·ing ntuch. $350.: New dbl, mattrells, ~fOVING thl" \\•k. l\1ust sell .., • REP RO TYPIST lnlerest111g d Iv c r s if i e d • PUNOl PDESS have own car & be able to So,me college> prercr.red. 1-:\ cabinet, 7 drawer keyed. cost $175. ·sell S.15; RCA IJy 6112. \\'aterbed, ~-frig .. • :: n~l~nm("J1t. Some basic • DR1:"L PRESS stand entil-e shift i f '.\rs exper. production COii• $100. 673-8809 or 49-1-4343 \\'agiler & dryer $2'25.; 8' stet'ro, h\/fi w/hUge -• I?lt?lrEDJATE OPEN'JNGS in drnfti N; req'd. a t 0 11 g • W:AhES NC PUNCl-1 necessary. 01:.enings on Day lrol schcdulmg. You nust A II couch SSS. 2 cha,irs $45 ""Speaker. ml'tal office table. -,' ! Nc .... •port Bench & Fullerton "'/norniul i;ecrehlrial skills • LAYOUT TOOLIN G Shift. $1 .95. 2nd shift $2.08, hn\'e the ability to deal PP 1nc11 802 ea.; couch .. SJO: 55z_7126 · Bl\V TV, king bed!J'f'ed,. ·~ PERTEC ortc1·s permanent tt rens. $3.7~1 fX'l' hour & & ,,,.,,,,.·,0,·,,g ol l•chn,·cal • WELDERS 31'd shirt $2.23 per hr to \1•/all levels or personnel Sunbean1 1nist hair sctte•·. • •. : be ' . : " ... e GRt"DEtl" & AUT0!\1ATIC \\"ashers· CE PLUSH \•elvl't sof:-i and .. employn1e11r, paid vacation ne Lis. lrlJrnry. Let us tell you n1...,re .~ .-, . start. Raise ln 30 days. 11·ithin ot her departments. · • · ' · car bike rack. niany nu .gift . ·:' after 6 months. company Design Service Co. about lhis different assign· • TOO, L CRIB A'M"END , Apply 9am-11an\ or 1·3pm Repro Typist late niodel, xlnt cond., $60. 10 ,.cse a 1 • Q U EE N itcn1s. 562-9284, or 675-3159. .. id ti' I I t I 1010 XI t & L. ft c Pl · . . . Frig, gootl coni.I. $35. Ken-llidc.aBed. llerculon sofa & • · pa e. IO!p la. surg rn!, E. Eln1 Fulle11on n\ent.\\'t:> are \\·illiug to 1rain n wages u.ne I s * Orange oast asncs * l\l~1st be. an excellent typisl nwi·e, xlnt cone!. $6:). F'ree loveseat, lninps. Less than 4 or come to li735 Ar.acia .. , medical & dental benellts, Ask lor Jackie 879-5000 for indiv, w/good motlva· K. C. Halloway., Inc 850 \\'e~t 1.Slh St. 11.'a ni1n. of 1 ~T e.xpc~. dcUvcry/guar. ,;16-SGn or nios old, also nvocado GE Tree Ln. In-·in<-. • 12% pnld holidays and ex· \Veekdays ooly tion. 16680 Armstrong Avt. Costa ~1csa. Calif. "'?-. con1putcr assisted text 847-Slt.;. I a 1 e 111 0 d c I d e I u x e SUPER 8!\I l\1ovle camera & cellent v.·orking condillons. i\-1011-Fri ~5 pn1 Control Data Corp. Santa Ana echt1ng systen1 such ns IBl\1, R .,..·asher/dryer 6"5-0869 case, like neii:, S-l.'i. Polaroid ,• Immediate challenging f!ll\· ~~~~~""""""""~ Communicati?ns (7141 557 ·~.• l\ITST, ATS or ITEL. Du1-a ent Wash1rs/Dryer1 ~ , · . ·. land camera 'l•:itb !lash at,. ·'• ployment loir :1n individual RESTAURANT Developm<-nt Division -, TYPIST machines. $2. \Vk. 1-·u11 niaini. COLLECTORS 1tem5 ch1n1t, '"tachmciit like ne'lv $-Ii. AMF •:•, ~Ing a~ least 1 year Cook. Counter girls Asst. 3519 \V. \Varner, S.A. SHIPPING & pack agi n g Newport Beach Clerk Typist * 639-1202 • ~~s. 1~1iP5 pl~s ~ . ft. bowling ball with fold out . ·;· expenence in supervising l\tanager Trnes. l\lust be 18 540-2820 clerk. Full ti me, niust be Fil in" & processing or orricc KEN'!ORE I d & nias~i e couc . · c rurs, coming case, comp)ete ;... • , __ ,_ •••··mbl old A 1 The lrvlne Company seeks ., . " e ec eyer queen sized Spanish bdnn .,, • • e-.-......-rn.: ...-c Y opera-or er. PP Y in person, \\1Uing to u-orlc. Pal Elec· automatic t Y p ew r i 1 e r ~upply ptu'Chases. Lite typ-wa.."lher. $1.25. Sel"Viced ttq, set 411 Cr t A H 1 eluding shoes {v.'Om 4 ·,: tions. _Requires the abl)_ity Jack in the Box 2235 e Secritarlel tronics Co. 6391 \Vestminster . (ITEL) 1ng. 64~ 2610 Santa Ana, Be~ch. cs ve. un · tlmn) like new. ?.ten's size • .• lo train etrcctiv~ly and lo Harbcir Blvd. Ot. ' e Ave., \Vestntin!lter. lraipee operator. c l\t 9~~!\f Phone 644-4687 • ~ superviae the acrivltit"fl, or RETAJL Salesperson, exper. Typists FILE CLERK ff you ineet a"'Wy of these ' -ANTIQUE green \vrought ~Y P<!l'80ft!lel. as well only. F/time. Newport Sta· e Unskllfecf Asemblr1 SHIPPING CLERK \\fith 2_3 yrs typing legal qualificali~~s & a.re looking FRIGIDAIRE washer & iron table, 4 chairs, glass * AUCTION * . " as lo interface \Vllh all1othf!r tioners, Apply in person e Gen'I Laborirt 20 Hr \\'k. $2.50 hr. Ask for docuinc nts + exper. \\'/fil-for a pos1fk!n \via gro11·\ng dryer custom delux, Xlnt top $90. 900-1627. Fine Fumltutt memben of a manut..ic·t ®Birch S1 NB ' VOLT Jan. 642·3472, C.l\1. ing retrieval s Y s t ems Oram,'£' County co. that of-cond. $169.50. aft Spm, BRO\VN plaid He-r c u Ion '& Appliances ' ~l;'ftl~~· h~t~~.t resUrttfj RN.LVN need°ro for p/tlme. Instant Pirsonnel SHORT ori:Jer cook, 6 days a necessary. l\1ust be detail ff'l'S xlnt pay & benelil! ~3635•. . couch & Jovescat, a\m011t Auctions Friday, 7:30 p.m. \ \.' \ Attractl\'e rolw. hosp. Open· Ten1pora1y Servi.ce ae::· ~~~~~~ ~ist~~~~ .~~~= 00& w.;.~~l.~i;;:~~~ Please ~ptly Jn rerson Appr :~~1~P0r R~~ ol~ new; sac. $300. 548-9583. Windy's Auction Barn ·'. '!' PERT EC -17112 Armstrong Avf!. BUSfNESS SYSTF.i\IS S.1nl11 Ana, Calif. 9270;1 Irvine Indushial Co1nplex Equal OPPoMunity 1-:1nploy<'r l\l·F Product.ion Control To Actiedule ml\nllfacture & shipplnjt oC sailboats. MacGr-Yacht Corp 1631 Pl.acen1 ia. C.M. REAL ESTATE SALES FREE LICENSE TRAINING ings for 7·3 & 3-11. Please 3848 Campus Dr., Sui!e l06 plica111s infereviev.·erl 6/12 Xln t "'Orking conOitions & B. KRoAntF"K· A car BattS or .terap metal. Garage Safe 812 20758et2 Newport, CM &'6-8686 call, 642-2-110 & ask for 1itR. Ne1,·port Bench :>-'6-4741 6 C s= 1:.<'lco hind :r • Bl Sn•'(!cr. · . & /13 at El Niguel oun· co. benellt!. ,.,........., ROUND on.IC table w/4 c/lrs, . ony s dg Mat'). '1 . .., Equal Oppor. Employer try Club. 23700 Oub House Calf 644-3389 2722 Michelson Dr FREIGHT Damage Sale on Bow front china cab, roll STEREO: Quadra90nic 200 • -Sal1swomen SECRET.ARY-EXEC. DrS.,NLA.NC.KMcB.AORu,.Go.IRL Or ~317 Irvine new Hotpolnt & \Vhlrlpool top rlesk, oak s ta ck watt receiver, Garra rd :~· -Manager Betwein 9AM & SPM SJJ..2400, ext 336 r e fr i g I \.\'& shers/dryers bookcase, (\Id mantle clock, mod PI · Sy! t em I zed ·+ -Allf Manager ~~ng~~grket~iti~~P . .!u?i~~.-Must be .neat in appearance Equal Oppor. Employer Sj5"..Q780. hall tree, n1arhlc commode, tumtable, Jape deck, 4 :·~ Fashion \\·on1ens clothing top skill;-& org~~hation. & h.ave. ~ work record. Equal Oppor. Employer e OISlIWASIJERS, washers, bednn wfn1arble top, Fr. :u~:!i~:!J s · ( ~ewh 1& ••• ,, chain. \\'omen 1nu!it have ~larketing e.xper. pref'd .. Ava1lab1hty beh\•n 8 am & TYPISTS I ~ dryers, rebll, guam & Prov table, 10' \Valnul s 'i t Y .· salet_ background. Ideal po-but not mandalorv .. A-c-7 pm. Call 644-:llGO. I ~ delv'd. 839-7620; 546-5218. cylinder desk/combo china ~tc,hed90 1. Compare $400, : sifion for enthusiastic,. ca-•u.. WAITRESS cah. Beaut decorator items. °". 1 • Terms. S93-0501. ~ live salary & bell(!rits. Apply SPAGHETTI Bender has O \VASHER & dryer. Like Jl{>\V Lots more! 1205 S. Bi .... h, QR I E NT AL RUGS . ·) reer minded, Full co. bene· · ...... 8 z · 1 ho 1 LEARN REPR A·-do bolh ~so C 11 •• in person, ....,,.wn an\ & 1 ope1ungs or s es s. ,,;:,~.,-• .,~ · a S.A. 835-6276. HANDlo.tADE. "IPORTEo,' ) fits. Pieasc ·apply in per. noon L.~f. Cox i\fanufactur· Y.'flitttss. par1-tin1e cook, TYPING FREE ~ '"'" ' Call 0•~ ~"I 2 I 3 ~=-~------!PRO Line Golt clubs, Anti· NE\V & OLD. · BeckstrHI ing Co., lnc. 1505 E. \Varntr, ......,...,,,.. or : Git Summ1r Work COUNTRY CLUB EXPER. RECOND. APPLIANCES que frames, pictures, art, Akhavi Oriental Rugs l S.A. Equal Oppor. Employer!~ Part Tim1/Full Time Delivered -gunr. Dunlap's, music, tools, 'IV, turnlture, 814 No. La Cienega Blvd, Los ~i .r:~'TlH~n~~l~r:~ S ECRET AR y 'exec .I.._._._._._._ TOP PAY Excellfnt Benefits & 181.; Newpot1, CM 548-T180 trunk, sliver, l\1 inton ·~elbuyea. 213 -659-4480. We ~ 25 Fashion lsland, N.B. Ne"'(Xlrt Bch. Unique oppty (7l4} Sl3..o8SO Working Conditions FUU. size gas range, GOod Carlton china, a pp Ii . , u9Cd oriental rugs. l 5G FasbionSq.,LaHabra for self starter. Reply in STOP' MISSION condition, white. SSO. clothing, more.11>-5 Sat &. A10V1NGrroin 4 BRhouseto conr. to Personnel. Suite ?.1et'CW'Y Pubs .. GirlR, Eng. 67S-4646 SUn. 19.>42 Summer Breeze 2 br condo. Garage bouR : Famou.~ Real Estate Licens-aoo, 2360 Huntington Dr. San 14-)() S. State Col\f'ge Blvd. SEARS 15.2 frostless refrlg. S H.B. Seaditt patio sale. Plants', _...: : Jng Course ncv.> available SAWMAN !\1arino Ca 911!)8 Building 2, Suite E & F _..__ lhnt T8<bcll RealtoCL F,.,. • ' • Anol•eim, Calif. 92806 COMMUNITY u· OSPITAL mo•. old w/36 m 0 . GARAGE Sal• -Sat & Sun furniture, kltchen -: Plaocm,.nt Service. rrtt S..Cretary/Rec:.ept. ;i.n equal opportunity emp. maintenance guar. 646-0134 850 Darrell St, C.M. Horse etc.,)618 Myrtje\IL~, a.ta • Training Program. Eam George HU1'St Co. developers lmmed opening 'f'usttn area (i 0 I UPRIGHT FREEZER, $80. hair h\in bed, baby furn, Mesa, 540-0180. "1, "'hlle y11u learn. Call Al of tht> HURST SHJFI"ER, tor sh·ari, you.ig typl.!it. SI; TYPIST for Ne.,..-port Cfonler 27802 Puerta Real Call after Sat: old & .new books, car parts, IRVINE Coast Country Club • SIO"" f714) ...,?-''-'-'". HURST POWER RESCUE pref'd. 832-6293. CPA office, prior finan· MJ11ion Viejo 642-5.308 port dish\\'llhr, elec sweeper, golf membership for ule. .., ·~="~·~===~~~~~~" 1 TOOL is looking tor tX• cial/sltllisrical typing: ex-toddler clothes & much Call , 'REAL ESTATE SALES ceptional men to sell the • perlence rlcsired. Salary <East ot San Diego Fr.vy AUTO?\ilATIC washer, elec-misc 67&-3428. .~ lOO<'-'i Pros, old time pros, Hum Secunty S)'stems. SECRETARIAL open. 644-61.56 Crown Valley Parkv.•a.y) trlc dcyer. Excellent con· · 1 Owne AUSTRIAN po r -ce Jain ~ pe.rt·flmc pt08. Call in con· Those accepted will lrnin to EXEC. SECRETARY NO FURTHER Und1rwriter Trne ~d~"-'°~"~· _S!IO~. _646-~58411 __ • ---tGi!~~nGg~as~~~an~e Guy.!i 1: d~raH*ve,.!to1';,!, * ; ( .... _ beco111c COlt.ONltant~ for the (7141 495-4400 WHIRLPOOL G ·--S65 U I.,.. u"" ., •m:nce now about our. Great chance for the college (714) 831-2300 • as ... ,,.,. •·Gals, 500 pcs clothing from i. ' wllque program ol dbl. booming residential 8e<:urity Poly--Opli<:S. manu.rncturer ot Nfttion11\ly know electrical gTad to start a career. ""asher $.'Z-or both for $90. hon1e business s h\ rt s Sm1ll Cash R-stiltw i ~ comm. whether yoo "Tile 2 ~f~~~~ =tythep~! the exciting fiber optlc appli<ince company is Great cha.nee lo mo\'C into $.qual Oppor, Eniployer ~5-0048/548-9511. coverups, dres~s. backless: $100, 307 E. 19th St., C.M. ~ ~ or 20 contracts per year. available. Contact l\t r . lights, polycpticals, has an n\anngement. Start $750. Bulldlnn Materi•ls I06 f18c.$8. lli E. 15th St., NB. 548--31.35. ""i-; J . CAH.EY. Re11.llors im:;:OO:· {pening b ror an NOW Call Gloria Gray, 54G-ffi5..i. WAITRESSES -.. Newport Hght. 548-0303. SAVE me h'Om the chain ~ 300 N. N'pt., N.B. 646-7414 Comstock, m-4lOO. ~uif!11~~1!; to~ t!~h Coastal Personnel Agency, Exper. only need apply. See e Surplus. Building ROOM divkfers, chain, cof-saw! Bra7Jlian Pepper tree l REM. ESTATE SALES SALESGrRL, top sa l e 11 lhe pres. & V.P. 0 f H ·~ I 1 I 111 ii2190;;;;;ii-;;;;;;;;;;;;;B;;;liivd;;;.i;' iiC;;;.M;;;.;;;;;i Per.;onnel Manager. !\1ATERIAL • lCOO'! Of NEW fee tbl, washer, draperies, lOxt!'i foot tall must go , SUCCESS CAREER person, exp only, fOf' better n\8.l'ketlng. Succeuful can-inng peop e 0 .earn 3, I' Balboa Bey Club ITEi\lS t Doors, lumber, ply· silver, paintings, ?.tu ch \\'ould enhance someone ~ New or experienced. J oin the specialty store. salary open. d i d at c \\' i 11 h ave aspects of our business. ~D u NSK 1 LLED 12Z1 w Coast H NB \vood, alun1 sheetina: mold-more! June 8, 9, l (t,, 9-5. else's yard. You dig. Call World·s largest and lutest Send infonnnl \et t er demomtrated e fr i c i en 1 ex~r. neef'S.'i. as "'e wtll ' \\')', · · Ing, windows, etc. ' Harbor Vu Hills. ll32 ~2'l19 a!lt'T' 5 pm. • / growing resale organization "'/general infonnation & perfornwnce In all facels of tra;111· $150 per -.·eek as per \VAITRESS. Coffee Shop, ex· BUILDERS SURPLUS Sea.Lane, cnit. AUTO Garage door opener_ ... with a neiwork o( over »J exp. \Ve \\'ill l'Qntact you_. c x e c. s e c r et !I. r i a I \\Tltten gu~tee. Some ASSEMBLERS per over. 21. No phone calls. 2406 So. i\lain St., S.A. GAllAGE Sale. Cradle. nice Fine~t brand reg 13Xl: : ofllcPs and become a Send letter to Box no. 882, responsibilities. t-.·lust be So~mer positions a 18 ° Kona Lanes, 2699 Harbor, !\1on thru Sat 10-5 clothes, knick knacks, fish. Special $129. installed with ~ member ot our Mlllklnalre 1 % Dally Pilo1 , PO Box 1560, "·ell organized, personable available. C.O~ta 1\Ie.sa. TI4 : 5'16-1032 bike, tree puppies. 3712 5 yr. gUaranttt. (213) ., Oub. l-.lulti-mlllion dollar Coma -P.tcsa. Calif 92626 & have lnitatlve. Thls Is not Call Monday 9,4 ,-.-A-ITR-ESS--E-S-. H-ouse-,-,,.-..,-,..-C•meras & Haverford Irvine 552-9601 4J0!.'1953 , ! advertising program. Free SALESLADY -··•~ f a routine secretarial job. It Female & La··""-· Help, Apply in G G Sal FIELDM'~R guaranteed licensing school. •~. rire entails heavy responslbiUly 979 5222 No FHs-Top $$ perso;'~Jy, Nc\\'POrt Villa, .Equipmtnt 808 ARA E e. antiqUes, C/B ,..,i.,, 23' Chnl Exctll~nt saleJ" tra.lnlrw. txp. m.ature '\\'Otn~. Watah & an opportunity 10 be • funt, new clothing, military radio $90, Sw1brd T6" ! What is your license V.'Orth C\arke.s, 26 Fashion Island. totally Involved in this Call Immediately 4COO Hilaria \Vay, N.B. NIKON DEMO Items, Sat. June 9, 14613 Rune! ~dtail. $75. '' to you?' Oieck our nl0'1thl)' :6#-0022;.o·'='="=~---~ rapidly grov.·ing company.I~ \Veekends Included \\'AITRESS-Food & Cocktail Thurs-June 14-all day! Kazan, Irvine, 5::1,-I087 5'18-973l. -;-.z bonuaprogramwhichmeans SALESLADY. women 's SendreRumeto-I~ Exp. Days & Nltes ·App. See:latestequ\pment!ModelsCOFFEE !able $20. Utility KINGSIZE bed & linem, l SSS to YolL! Pleaac call fashions. Exp'd selling & POL y .OPTICS INC STOP' • p p s in penon. 2122 Bristol S.E. to phot~raph! table SS. Crib mattress $5, Oriental hand carved _liquoi • Vi.Jyinla Jontt 835-@ll. nierchandlse. F\111/part. 1815 E. Cnm~l~ Ave." • ~ • S.A. PHOTO MODELS Queen bedspr ead $7. cabinet, braided 9xl2 rug, ; RED CARPET 847-5169 bet 10 A?it & aft Snnla Ana Ask yourself where \vill yw WAITRESS EXPER. Fri & So.t, JUne IS & 16 963-3&39. tnd tables & antique desk.:·' R1altor1 _7_,30_P_•~t~==~~--Equal Oppor. En1ployer be & \\"hat ";11 you be doing Pacific P1rHnnel Full & p/time. l\lust be over Factory representatives SALE: Color TV. couch, 979--0373 , SA RLEEAS-LMAESNTAAGTEER . BAupilpdtiy"•,Sn~peL;'.:.Sron"!!~g dept. :1-z==:zzmmmmmm1 ~~ :::: ~~~l JC:;:~ Services, Inc. ~in~2~~ ~~~s~~w:. ~~: •i~~ Ji~~Pa~filn1 Ebeh~~ci ~!~~~· iro~J~~~ "~: ~~s'. ~ 1ba'rrdSt1~~a~~ ; .,,., SECRETARY day. \Ve ha\'c sales po1!1t:!Ot1s 500 Ne.,..·port Cenler Or. UC Bank,. 525 Catalina, Apt A. L.B. Oil"\/' map, tifuch more • · • Resale Office needs manager Kerm Rim• H1rdw1re Newport Beach -open in the Orange Co. area 8uit~ ~. N.B. WHAT DO YOU Furniture 810 ROBBIN'S decorator cor 7U \V. 4Dth, C.M. : with 2 years of ReaI Esta!e ..,,, .... llarbor Blvd, Cl\t lhat can lend l\J manage-540.t97o WANT? •M ,..,. TWIN • "ll'JU The lnrlne Company seeks n1ent ror the right person. couch -· .....,nn trumpet matlres.'l & springs ", experience. Newport Be-ach SALES LADY SlJCretary u·/niin, 2·5 yrs You n\ust he 21 yrs of age, 24 Ccnt rol Tou·er, Orange 10' SOFA, Great green $50. lo.1en suits 44 L S7. l\11sc. $20JX}; hand lawn edger' '•, area. Expanding company. E . 1 !\laf 1 bet f'.Xper. Background in coni-00ndabl4", haVl? good car, 5'17~·16 chair, beaut girl's Fr. Prov. 552--8199 $6.lR>; pink girl's lamp' ·:; Excellent opportunity for .Hpenencef · ium 0 • munity relation• de•lrable. 1 d be l\farkcling programs t h a t bedrrn sulte wllh or without OLD h $3.00. 646-1287 ' ' • -f~onol -·•>, App'" fl'r. Ready To Wear Shop. high sehoo gra or tter. Equel Oppor. Empto}-er bl 1 . 1 bed. E~ ..... hlng must go 334 , nc\\·, some c eap, . ' ~In·,.:;:;:: •.• _•.· Send"""' -um~e $4~724. The person "'e seek must be \\'c \\ill gua.111 $'.'J00.$800 peor ena e pro ess-iona s to Vlsla i tad;,.a N 8 cA• ._.., some dear. Sat &: Sun I0-4, BUi\rPER pool !bl $75. 15 • : ... ..,..uuo= '""" •"'"' able to -late well to ·'I age t t Y ·11 --nin...:lmizc earnings?' Con· • · · U'M-OU'"' ""'21 Seav•-·, COM volume lntn'I L•·h-~ of • Jo a--~·~ ad no. -c/o SE A•. ISTRESSES wanled, ·~ "" "'° 0 srat · ou \\, UPHOLSTE-RERS 1· · · Ll ~ --._, 11M11<~ !NO groups .,...;~·annth a: dignity. · 2 k train'ng at co inuous 1ra1nmg? ·re & $29.50. l\1attress & Box . "!\1uslc, Like nu $75. 1 . : Dally Pilot. P. O. Box 01560, 1nu~t be exper. & fast. Piece A t 70 · re<!Cl\'E" \\' s ral ' 1on' Ou t s Ide Rrm 1nak<'r health insurance? }{ea.r springs sets, Dbl \\'We xlra FlJ!lN .. appll ., clothes, toys, A l Tr up """ -· Costa Mesa Calll. 93636. work. Swim "-ear&: sports Sha;~~ & x%~·~~~':: ~X:~~'cun~~p~}or uphol~tercrs & frame nioreaboutsalei&manage-long. miscrurn. misc. 16462 La.dona. Hun-p~ ee · · ~•i.u. ·: ' wear. 673-7569. Xln't \.\'orldn& conds &. co. perronal interview ~-J. assemblers. ment polentials through The San Clen1ente Ruldent Hotel Ungton Harbour. -FUchsias, Fems, : REAL ESTATE SALES SECRETARY & lite book· benefits. Tamburina, ~lon~";i\red SEAMSTRESSES Visl()tl System. Bob Smith, 114 Del Mar Ave. GARAGE Sale Sat & Sun 10-Basket.bl u~aEt. .:f_..er y :·: Resalts In Newport Besch keeper, energelic, dealing Call Mrs. Smoot 9 am.U pm. 835-3311. }"'or upholstered cushions & ~7-6454. COLOR TV executive desk 5, 2015 Sabrina Tern.ce, t,~ e, ~· • ~ St .. -:: area. wtth the s9.lling pubUc. Ap-'44-"'9 St ~. I ft. I bodies. Know z.lpper mach. bk. calil(."5.' reb1g., kltche~ O>rona del ~far.· Bargains! 0 .,. HARBOR VIEW ply 124 Tustin Ave. NB. ruc1vra uws gner & Boxlne. t St 1 shelvl lam llS 1 Ve1Xllng -P.tachlnes, 6 on :.: Bel.ween 9 am&: 4 pm R•pi·••y -,·ng -nsull•'ng OFFICE GIRL VllleH se · ee ng, P8. ~ewtlry location. M .. --11 tltis .'• HOMES SECRETAR\'.-p/ttme for '"' , .. v~ ~ da\-'COport, chairs. 847--0-&52. k ._. """ · 1 )82!) Port "Shtffield Pince law office In Fashion Island, -strurtural englnttrinlg fiedrm Order de!k, lyping & filln~. Realty, Inc. SOFA Bed $75. Amana \\''HiTE let. Gem diamori!, : ~-;:-.. ~ndl7.· First $350 takes .. •J: NB Call "" ~ SECRETARY in Newporl hns mm . NecdC'd for 11C\\' factory lri 1•--ho S 00 no~ R by I~ ..,°"' ...,,.. Newport Beach 833-0780 , -~· openiru? for q II n 1 if I e d opening in h·vine \\'HO \\'A1'11S TO \VORK? re g u~zer com 1 , .,..,.,.,,, u .. ..,..., .,__,, NO froet retrig sm. unused wk·dl)'s only SECRETARTES $.'i00-$700 T St M d!?!!i2'ner. Out~tandlnit co. I DRIVE A CAB•. Both very good co n d . Alter 6.Pl\t -548--7933 Legal Sec'ya $550-S675 o 1 o 1 ••,. anager bcncl•"t• .. C.oll R,,11, n •• , •• App y a~ 646-l4S3 queen mattreu tet $65, an-. B I gr or c Intere ti •UJlS e>: 1Gi2. \\I. Llncoln. Anahein1 Cl100SE your hours, 1\.'Qrk ' Misc1flan90us 118 lique headboard S80. ' i REAL FSTATE -SAL.ES • \Vlty not v.:ork In l hc holleiiLI area , Huntlng1o n Beach/Fountain Vall ey Cnll Phil McNamec. VILLAGE REAL ESTATE, 903-1567 Clerk lTypOOl!I:, FREE $400 l 5!sclling, 1 e. s ng Ene.lekirk, 5--1G--8a81 for nppt. 19431 Beach Blvd, 1-lunt. B 1 1<1r yourself. 00 your ol\'tl YELLO\V rataan co uch, 493-6197. "/O J, w. Robinsons SUl\tl\IER Hein pet suoply 2189 L.i ke\\·ood Bl. Long &~h boss. ~fen or women. Can chall' &. 2 tbls, blk & will STEREO: Sacrifice Sale! --;1"vA"N°'T"'E"'o"°"'"."u"sE=o=--.:~ Apply !n pei·!IOti, l0-5 !:11lei; &r maintenance, L.n~. 1703 E. 17th St.. SMta Ani'I be slightly handicapped" ~shlon1. Wht lbl top. $70. Garrard model, systenilzed ORIENTAL RUGS ' RIAL ESTATE SALES Top comm. split; AU the Ad· vantaaes of a 111uaJI ofc. Xlnt f@Gdl !um. bnmt!d. No expensn at al.I lo sales· il'ArloA BAY PROP. 642-7491 ~mi Eves. R,ceptionist Liz l?einder's Agency , 2 F 1 I N 0 ·Hills. Prefrr 18 yri1. or 115 $. Atln111\c Bl . ?.10111. Pk N c n t-Cloan Appc:o.rancc. 5:>2--815.5. -ch~ sttroo receiver . air •• EqNou."l 0"1~ onr. Esml.'ploy. ,,'. older. 6·'6-6107. Mon-1"rl Jl1tn1"9pn1 Vts, retired. Age 25 lo 70. 5 PC l\1edlt Bedroom Set speakc~ lr\l)e deck jll'ck1 \Vlll Pl'.V ca!ih. Pleau ca. I I .-~ ~!!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!~..,..,·..,~..,•ITEL EPHONE An!wttln~ &.lurday JOam~p111 Su~plement your inco1n~. sacrifice! Make offer. Good Still in ho~. compare $190: (713) 874-28~2 colle<:t. ~-; SECRETARY for Co s t t\ Scl·vicc, Beach l'rta. Prefer Sund11.y !~pm Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a cond. Bct11'T1 5 .ft 7 pin only, NO\\' $85. Or terms. 893-0001. * * BRUNS\VJCK. SLATE • l\feJa C.P.A. firm. Excellent 0\1'r 30 yrs, of age. Varied *!l1~w ~~~1~ .. iiss ~~::; 642-7489 REAL.SILK. Inc. Now In the ~92 TABLE. $l OO · !;~ typist -Stenotttte -hourit. Weekt1ld!I, 613-USG. URGENTLY SI Costa ~iesa COLDSPOT retrlg, 14 cu ft Harbor Area. l\'l e n· s. • .• Qualified In genl'rRI office TELEPHONE Sales. Work ., . $8.~. Kenmore washer $45. Women's And Chlldmi'a Ap. GOOD iM slove, $2S. Adding ~: dutieR -mu11t be (lexlble & trom your 0\\'11 hornt. NEEDED WhofHa .. Nurtery Dining rm set $295. Living pare! brought to your hon"Je. maeh. fll. 138 E. 18th st.l'!"": personable. 'Vf'l te-oa.wne:a Hlgheif-commW\oru:. b· Suptt'ln,.ftdent .rm completc-$3XXI. 54&l7ll -Since-1920. T o..1.e!) h,o n e C.M. 5'LM48:S.. .... _ ad no. 695, Dlllly Pllo1. P.O. pelience not necessary. Large wholesale nurstty in * SOFA & LOVESEAT * 979-0067 to see our I~. • POOL table tree.' a.nc ,"!'-. Box 1560, Costa r-.tesa, caur.1.:;m.s"="JM:-==,,...,==--So. Orange Co. L'I expanding never used, both for $100. PICASSO Lltho $65., Dall ?iflSC. , ~ 9&1>. THE SHOW OFF G£NWL · & needs gen'I nursery 963-7910, Usually home. Etching $75.. 1.liro Litho 642-M9f. .. SECRETARY Jut t moved 10 O:ista !\fei;a. -superintend.ant. hhathave3 ESPANA Sora 9., 8PM. l')ld Sl.50 .. Rembrandt Etching * * ~1EMBERSR I P, Fee • P"ld. Product Io n N~: LABORERS yrs •upc:rvisory ex Per ·• crushed vtlvet. Never ulCd $600 Others. Pvt Pl Y Balboa Bay Club, privatt • m"""ier of dlvlsion ot na· MDSE ASSEMBLERS kno\vledgabJt 1" fill pho.M!s $275. 540-9542 535--&m party, 673-74n. • .... I k firm Good o( nunitry production. Xlnt · BROTHER 1 k "a" ' .. • 4.iOO Can1pus Dr. 5.~21J8 Ne1vport Beach SECRETARY, general of· Uce. Need yoong catter mlndr.(.I girl w/typlnit & shorthnnd aldlla + gtn'I ap. lftude for figures. Thl11 11 t\ pc_rmahent position 'Iv/a \Vt<!. thru Sun V.'Ork .,"eek. Slanina" Jalary of npprox. $120. ~k. \\11th xlnt grov.th potential for 11\e right i>erton. 1ntervlewa will be held Wed & Thun, June 13th & J4th. Plcai.e call 673-7730 betr.wn 9 a.m &. 5 pm prjor to J WK! 13th for u..nm Y "°"''" · & HANGERS AAlary & ~ncf'll Send \\1ANTED to buy likeo-nev.• ace ma t>r, ---?• BEAUTIFUL TIN ART appt. •~ niosphcre StRrl $600 AlllO or mQJQt 1st•• ""' r.en er -\,,ll,I '"-' bl .... ~·•-A"" ca. er ·''"' co ._..., * •••1~ . ' • I l!'ront Ofc. A-ar1uice btncfits t\ family type at· I . d' ~but'·-t UNSKIU£0 ·,.·sume to ~-•1ssl~-1· ad .no. furniture A lamps, nlct &:. lmil dttlna .. ~ch andnd S~~t A!k for Louisa Good ~hone wlce SECRETARY Fee Jobs: Call Sally. ll"rt, fCT. Southt:m Calif. leading 879 c/o Dnily Pilot, P.O. rea90na c. ~' CtnnlC .knlttlnsi: 'rn n c"h .,,...,.... o;i111 * 1· -Ex<-"!I~------.• _.p,. =· ~i~:U.:r~7~'. drp::,,;p.r Ntcess. PACKERS ~~.JD, CoJla i1eJa, Ca. I\~::i~ $~tchP11o':ery I= $i~~l~2I'66.g(cr & ribber, ~:;v.·er~:: ~':'J:1:. ~: : I l•l!l!!l!"!!!!!'l!!!!~\!!'l:~9 Ptrrti1nen,...openlngs -1-01'~ .... "11erviewlng. daily .. ~ Clin· --...... _ -----· \VIG SL>.:lists -J:!::xptr. $2 -Sf7-0193, evt 962-9934 T'RUfl.tPf.:'l' $45, naugnhyde new $90. S."\C>-' 394 • RECEPTIONIST Typing .ni11lmun1 tiO & SEC'Y-BOOl{KEEl!ER to-n, Costa l\1na. Nearest $2.50 hf: ~l + Bnnu8. 7800 \VAL.NU'l' Dlncne !et, tabfif "io"fli bW:"160;· 4,5 rt. t lct! .ROYAL ~pclght--t.rp~w:rlttr .. - •horthand mininu1m ~O. Xlnt 0pp0rtunlty. w/gi!Ov.'ing ftltcrsection Redhill A Drls-Interim 'Ei:dlniter. llunt. lkh. le 4 chni. sml chrome table. relrlg, for canipe.i: or bar elite 11 cl\tTl"-8'· ~ ~~ath:c,~:ro~f!Je dh~~vk ~i: Su~k & able to work Cost& Mellh co. ror Cal Pr1· ~~!·=~~=~~== Personnel Service YOUNG ma.n to lt11;n1 stll· record pln.ycr. !W5-b119 $50 loun"e chntr &. ottomnn ~02TI3 '~ \vlcnge,, Learn to utc DIS• N.EYLAND dN' whrtrong lyplng1 •h & TOOL & DIE MAKER lloriery busiQQu, penn. job. FULL din .. rm a: br suite, Jl§. 962-7519. T\V 'J\~:ln boda. good ~,- lelet)IJ)e. Some typing. StArt bkk'pn~. expcr. -Cote ln!ll'U· Nl'W Crowing ~ 17511 Irvine Blvd., ~115 Plclt'AAnl work. ~1u~t be washer & dryer & M!ve"-1 l\tOV ING, iny lot& )'O\lr gain dlOon , one with ntW tramr. ~, m : Call U nda n.11.. y, C•ll Mon.-$(.t l0Ml""1Pl\f 1nenl Cori>., 2034 Plt1oentln, Top \\'ages. Co. Benefits. Tustin IJl..$460 neat appcnrlng. Beach Sta. Mtlquct. OOHm _ Chant.r ~t embers h 1 P $15, ench. ~2221. ~. Cooltal Pel'IOnnel 714:533-MOO ext 6i'8 C.M. 642..m. Equal Oppor. ?vtrlintc. A. L. lndurtrle1, Saddlcback PtaUt Bldg. tlonert. 1807 Newport Blvd, DANISH Style dJnlnc 1et. ~ \re1tem Outdoor CI u b . i\flNOR auto body re.P41fr. . l\gcncy, 2790 1~arbor Bll'd., An Equ&J 0 P!° rt u n I t y Employer,. l64J E. SI, Gertrude. S.A. 1'..qual Oppor. Em,plQ)'tr C.M. chaln. burtel. $~ Call Unlimitl"Cl HW'lll~. fishinr, Qunlity ~ Rtu. rat~ _ CM Em~tr Ctasalfted Adi ...... 643-S678. • 919-59-W • Nred a "Pad"?' Place an ad! 5-ls..rim7 camplnK A?'. $.1""74761. 675-T«!O ""---~-=='--~.- t - . . ' • • I I ( i , .. J • ' • ~. JulW 10, 197) I~,['-__ .. _v ... __,Jfi: 1---...... lfB ~[ -----"";;:I~~ [ ~~. I~ I 1\a ;ntotw lliJ [ '-'''* J[i][ 11 • 11 ·-Iii:;;;[ __ ... _-~·J§]~ Mtacoll•noous Ill 3 Lines, 2 ·Times, $2.00 Dot• 154 Boots, Power 906 B .. 1., Speed & Ski 911 Cyclff, Bikn, Mobllo Hom8 935 Auto Service, Pim 949 Alihii Win.... NI D J·2 DAILY PILOT . Scooters 925 - 8 .,. .. ,,.. """-·'-· 18' CLASPAR CI t111 I on fl •Mu J S k I ~•• ~~" •·-'·bed 1 BR ....... __ , ...._ •-BIPOnTS \V.M'T£D COJ\tPL£1'E SL"Uba ccar. ~ B"'"'\'ll'OllNG black or ""'u'. ........:.tr puppies, • • ORWA14• r t .,.......,, r111 1wu..-, ALL""""'",,-pgrt1. l..,UmplCll' X .._ .it.I •l'IM " ""' AKC, W/"""'"rl, $70 flr'fn. w/can\M ('(l\er, !'a.nopy, &xtl, •127 .r:11glne. $.'ro.I or Jahn'• R•ci-Cwcle1 $2:!00. ,. ~ Supl!rior, No. 9, 396 s---Utt hi .... .., VWlJM', Omngc County's • tra r't'1J. • v ~. ""'w or brown Beagle pupplet. Free ..........-)lt,hp '-!ere.Comµ le t c 1 y .,.. ' ...... _ 615-2300 ...-~ ..,.... Chew ·ror S BUl"tR trade lor guns. ~12. to lovina hotM. Cit I I ~alt.tr t P~I. 114: O\'t.'rhauled. Ti.It tr Ir brsl offer. * BU L TACO * ....,.; or evn. ~ t.'tank k1l. 'iO Ue Bll..L MAXF.Y TOYOTA Miscell1neou1 , 494-4.115 . \V/tJolly \\'Ill. 1nuch more. 639-&ITI HEADQUARTERS FOR Motor Homes ~~~~ 1t,~~~~·~~· n: 188$1 Btuch Blv '.. Wanted 120 BLACK Ii \\'hltc 1nolher <'at, !RISH Setter puppies. 7 wk,, $2100. 0-1;i1 Nantuckett Dr. DESERT. ?.:tor<> X TT' Sale /Rent MO vu.Ive job. 842~1150 or ff, Be l\ch • Ph .• tf.7·8555 &: 3 kittens, Jilack/:Yi'.hile, old -AKC regls1cl"('(I; 11.B. 9(i3.1927 lift 5 11m. 1 1~ Acc~550nes. 542--38~3. At.fOUNT NO OBJECT grey 1-· black ~I 9 wks Champion stock, 6 mnlc, ~ -==-B -, R I/Ch I' 908 1 Tnnsportatieit-.--ll'fih ~Hs1obol'-fit-\Vll.on,.C.f\I. AVE ~~~!eiif:?,~~13·;r·~~f;:!"~'°:'!;•-;•:m~po;;rt:od;;;;;;;;';70;1 OLD ORIENTAL RUGS 646-0338. , . f@males. $100 each. ~I oa s, en ar r . -6<16-4655 or 646--2428 1FORD. eng. V\ol o wre:e . utJJenlly needed~ Any 112e. GERf.1AN SlJEPliERD 9 OBEDIENCE class to s tart CHARTER 57' KETCH '72 YAMAHA 250-MX .... ~~ ~::1~1~54~;.j_ (714) 63S.1125 motl. old. Fml. Likes chil· June 20, Wed T:JO prn. ''TIOGA" Alrc rofl, 915 ~into Cross. Good condltlon. $1000 11\Utch l. dre Newport Be11ch/Irvir>e area · , J\t k ft. c .. _ 1 ,.:,=:;::.c,..~=---~ \\1ANTED: bullt-ln oven le n. 503427 • :i46-4928 Now booking ror spring & ll e O er! a.n u.:: seen al 1 V\\I. Eni,:hw> 1600 ce, rece.ntly cooklop, ga~ only, n1ust be * Ho 856 1ummer cruises '69 CESSNA l;ic:l. Orange CO&.St Da~y ~ilot , ttbullt $150. in good sh1.1,pc & reas. 2 1'"'REE 4 yr old nutle net Chet SalisiJUt'Y II Equipped. ltenf!Onable price. 330 \\'est Bay St\, Costa ' * 5.~19 * 51g...761)7 _p .!fr e bred b 1 k /tan, 2 e~ldma:!i 6'5-8344 or Tioga, Box 316, 9'r"J-t262. J\fesa. Ask for ~trs Green-20' Pace Anow OLD ORJEN'rAL RUGS. -na:cli'StfrJ!!r;-to-good-bomr, -., , •~ ea. One .......... &!boa Mand C•m-rs s.-lo-/R,._.w man_~2$• etr..___m. -c.Ot-l:>eino•---•I. \\'ill pa.v ~10<.~ nlON! cash 492.-4916. App,. Ge~ 5 yn ifili . NE\V '57 dieSC"l motor y1u:ht. r -1 .... , ,.,v CALIF: State chal11P1onshlp-!Ser #3012Jo\IOS3029) than top$ payer11. E\•t•s. ADORABLE kittcru;. MuJtj. good diqxJSiHon, 'well for charter. Part day or '71 l .1 TON Ford . ra<:f>, many bikes, many MANY EXTRAS ' !l-&--5070 color. 6 wks old. Gentle. started, good p I ea s u r l' trip, very r e a son ab I ('. chassis-mount, camper. 17' cycles,, & UP to 1 2 5 ARM RESTS ORIENTAL RUGS 640--0720 ~. good potential ~ Yachting Assoc .. 6'1G--05.ll. cus1om bll. sclr-con1ained, mo!orcyctcs -Saddlrback AUX BATTERY ho $800 Also 8 T old lo mil, like nc\v, $7500. park. Info. 714-55Z-7&13. \\"\!\'TED. Pay top cash, VER\' special femal~ cat, ne. · Y . Boats, Sail 909 213-4.l2-4450 or 693-5743 flAVE 2•1, ... ~EIGH.INT. 61 REFRIG G-14.28()0 :'l:t 377. loves people, to good home. 1'horobred J umpe:t": good m .. l\.J\L Tl L . ('. 548-9as3 the 1lat • :\:In t Jr. hor'!IC $ SPECIAL SALE < s· ·rELESCOPJNG . full s:m. value. Sell or trade up NTED G ASS \VAJllTED 10 buy, likf' new •. 16.1 Hands. TA L L Y 110 .J fl('Jttirooin _ fcclYlY, !':l"'"'' or do\\•n for moton:ycl<'. 8 PLY TIRES furniture & lantps, nice "-1 Adorabll'. Kittens. Farms. 17262 New h op~, ~ink. \\Ill<:':-S.:. pro, l"nk. lm\•el trailer or \vhat's your 413 ENGINE .rea11011abl1? &l,1-4687 6 ~ w\ui. l\li;e~ 5-'0lors. Fountain Valley, ~9-175. J~udy 10 ~amp $ 3 5 O , dl't1L Jim 54&-99ll. BUYING Id ·1 us r.tale le fl'rn. 96_-3lal ""t'°tll -BICYCLE SALE UNILOUNGE Antiques/Classics 953 ·r.o COUPE de Ville conv. on. ly se.ooo nti-~ai;onable offer SJG-8570 Recreation.11 Vehicles 956 1-_;,,_c._c_ __ _ go & SI \'t'r . • . . TALl..Y Ho Farnts, offrrs \\'~· ari• .r ,.....,, FLIP SEAT coins. Call for appr..i.b;al &: FREE Pedigree min. bl.ack finest in hunll?r & jumper * CAt.IPER Shells for sale NE\V 10 SPEED ITALIJ\N SEAT BEL TS pick up. 673-()207, pri pty. po o d I e • Good w 1 th training & le!iSlms by E u1· 1"e11t. All 1nak1•,; & BICYCLES $59.95. Bettt·h ** J&D R EC VEE M · I -2 grown-ups. Call 962-Cm2 Marcy (A(>p-,•·d AllSAI OVERSTOCKED od 1 "' G I $7399 Ute Time motor hon1t 1'C'n-us1ca Instruments •£ '" " 1n es. l race Lane, Bicyc es, 806 E. Balboa · ti.ls · (:), BLAFCh ki1edtens 8 wbk•k· 1 judge. \Ve have beaut. nc\1• Bldg C, C.l\1. Hlvtl., Balboa 675-7282. ,.,., .1006 TH 0 r.1 AS organ full " ' 1 ' \\•ean & hse r n. 12x.12 box stalls. Vi.<i.il us nt CAMPER for '65-'67 El ..rw-keyboard, like ne\\', and Mother Russ Blu 642-7768. 1n:l2 Newhope So. or FANTASTIC SAV INGS ON i Cantino Home ninde, in· ·:nd~C:W~t 0;~· Dg~ CREVIER BMW i\1£\'ERS Manx n1etal Uulw, rare sheet n1uslc. 411 Crest KTITENS fol' loving home-~f~~-ntaln Valley or SKJPJACKS. BAYLrNERS, 1· sulat~ & panelled. $65. best co n !I er vat ively. $275. Saleis • Service. Leasing r~blt 1600 eng. l\1a.g11, air Ave. flunt. Bch. orange & white-, blk Jiger, , 1 offer . .>40-2608. 673-3457 aft 6 pm · 208 \\l;J,1;t St .. Snnta Ana shock!!. $99a. 548-J625. AMPLlFIER "Acoustic 150" calico. 962-%26. · GORG. TB mtu'C, 16.1 H., NOVAS & FORJ.\.1ULAS · . • VACATION Special Ale .68 , 83>3171 \\/RECKED '64 Jeep, ~f: ton, LOW\ M~EAGE \ CREAM PUFFS 72. MARK IV 111110.ll $6995 21 ,IJt Mlel 72 PORSCHE 914 I 44ffll) •"8GIC 1l ,6t1 .... ~.,.,~ 71 MARK Ill 11701%11 511:,995 l6,444·Mllel fJ • 2 co.binet,, 8 speakers. Xlnt FREE to good home 1 yr old .chest. ~axen M&T, i;ound. Example: NE\\I 23' DELUXE V\\I pop Top can1per, s leeps ~O~~:pC,SL 1~' ~I~: e SALES e 4 \\'hl ilrive, con1p!cte. Be11t _,... , cood. 548-702-1 part Gem-.an Shep be rd ' ~Int trail horse, was chan1p. F~"• U" ~" O'IC $9"A" 4, xlnt cond. & value. Ovcf'S7.d rear th~. ~xtras! e SERVICE e otfer by 6/11, 546-1465 'Office FUrniture/ shoti , l}sebrkn, Ml)::.5831. Jumper &. drcssage_Must ·yn .... 1 ~ ~..;; " , ,,..a. 837-6406. $350. 646-2807 . '72 Dune B~ Corvair eng. 71 COUGAR XR· 7 1171Cll1'1 s-ft , . ,, sell due to death of O\vner. Ste.al at !Tl''· RENTALS t -,. I<. It . Equip. 824 G~TLE ";1;anx cat, ·.-J\fanx \\fill so.crifiL'C for $800 to .,., \VE rent cabovers campers '73 KA\VASAh.*I 'l"".lO or Show • • ga es ires. ro · un r vny op kittens. \\ill help )OU puy loving home 4!13-1740 for hnport & 8' trucks. ?llesa Chopper, see to apprecl xlnt cond 833-8076 · PROFESSIONAL dra f tin g for spaying. 64.;..-0137. ' · · • Can1pe r Sales. al36 1-larbor, Also Van. Sell or trade. '73 BLAZER. 4 \Vhl rlrive, board & stool, Frieden (2) 1;, Persians simyed l\IORGAN ?lli.reh 10 yrs. l~ NE\\' 17' l\1UTINY 120 01\\C. C.M. 646-4002. :;."~-5027. EXPLORER 7000 n1i. Xlnt con<I., n1u11t Calcluator, Th ermo fax PLEA.SE love 'us•' \Vh itc 1\1 . ha~s, F.ng is or ~''t:st. L" .... """'-N:>ll 13490 * "A'IAHA 180 CC * OF sell, 646-6631 Copier, 2 10 key adding C F 1 11 .8?.0-9001 , Spinted. Coral 20, l\f 1SS1on ists ~.,.,, . s , , IT S.tilboat. Xhlt cond , trlr, .. " HUNTINGTON BEACHI -"""--""="'------machines. Call anytinw rey • yr 0 ' · · Viejo Stables. S.125. 837-TI37. 2 sets sails. SQQ. Denuis Elec. start. Runs but needs Si:iorts Race i<ods 959 642-2.l6J. ' ' 4 ADORABLE kittens. & 11fi RtEG A b-M .• 113; 593-1693, 5.)7-2298. some \\"Ork. $125. 18801 Beach Blvd. 842-8803 ' ' d h I . ra . organ, ., yr ACL BILLS -HUNTINGTON n~•~ , EXEC SIV\'I chr11 $1:>-·25 Sec yrh " ol "~" nl':'Jt5l'r cal , ong lilly. &aulirul 1la11ple J'.:l'CY, BARN E CAl\1PER SHT::Ll. • 66-4967 * ~·· \r \\I 1\1 i n I T. I hh i J.: h chrs $8/2-1 De11ks $20/90 OH air~ . .,....,... .i, • <.'lass A sho\\' prospl'C'l. 78X78.. $65. '69 SACJ1S 125. rebuilt crank MOTOR HOMES pe1iorina.nce -eng, t r int, Supl 867 \V 19 Cr.1 642-34(18 DACllSl-IUN D. -tnoving must tw2-5fl.r1. t'.l/{'\\'))()rl Pacifii·I 546-l·IGj & ™'""' top end. Koba s hift. s_lolled 1!18:.C-~'it.ls, r;u Gates • • find him a good hon1e. 17408 I DODGE Van caniper S/C fast reliable SAC S250 t\pollo, Paccselt('r, Baro n , tires. Sla7:1 .. :l41-2'l8.'l Terry ! Pianos/Organs · 826 Santa Lucia 842.""""· NICE 7 yr. gel<ling 1"idin1? 1 "d" -'""°" · · Ja1nborce, Robinhoocl • Truck• 9· 62 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ...,.,., horse, 17 ha nds. Gcnlle but x nl concl siet'Pll 4, bubble .....,..."'-...., W , \1 BEAUTlFULL'J.• marke d spirited.Call: 5."JG..85.11 t.ioo \\I, Coasi l!i\·y., :>l.B. tnp645-S.t'">5 ?<.IUb'T sell 250 Suzuki prin10 eK'vEeNgoDOt em at ORGAN SALE Te.rrie1· pups. 6 \\·eeks old. BLACK inare ·for sale, also 1 C.t\i\fPER 'S delight, ·used rond. Very fast, very N 1971 FORD Ranger XLT. \\'urliV.er Factory Authorized To good hon1e. 673-5719. saddle . lack or.1111'. or best 645-3880 I \\·.:.·ekendrr 101~'. Rantain reliable, gil kit. $450. or of· MO:rOR HOMES ~ ... ton truck and 11~~ ft. •-1 Is ~ f 492 7662 Amerigo fiberglass and '341 eon many n1ode . Olher MOVING -ro::xl home for 2 oner. J.11ssion Viejo, 5Sf .. 1849 S.'\ILBOAT, 25' s 100 p , priced. Ca ll to see •193-1096. er, -· alun1, can1per. Both loaded brands a!so °'1 sale, priced yr old dog, lliedium, female, WANTED English saddle, ".Jl.11st~(' fulJ _,sail. ?11any a~-Cycles, Bikes, '70 LA VERDA 750, 5 spd , 707 N-~8.C:{· S.A. \\ith cxtrll.s, 'Mly self·con· froni $295. loving pet. 644-8806. forward seat, iised. 84&-7426 cessor1cs. $2.iOO. Terms. Shp Scooters 925 \\'/bags & windshield. Days tained. l..iike ne1v condition Wallichs Music City LOVABLE black n1ale poo-G14, Oceanside Open house, 53 9.:.4877/eves. ~12M. 2'1! TRAVCO and n1ust be seen lo be ap. l:Soo;;,th;;,;eoa.~~l~P~l~au~~>J0.;,;·;.;;2';;;"'ij<;d~le~,~l~ree'-~to~=good~~h-o~m=e. llt.f J June 9 & 10, or coll 21~0 1972 HONDA CB 350 Sam m H.O.L. 2'>';~. ~,.;~;i,E,!',J;.~LS prec;.ted. Zl.®O miles .• I! 5'18-9809. -~~ szt-3086. 4 eyl. Custon1 header~. J,60() '64 YAf.1AHA J05 CC twin, 20• PH..U)E &: JOYS • Phone 5-19-1348 • STEINWAY CUTE n1in. l\i Terri-Poo 11,it ~.....,,..... 24' SHARP Sioop, nu sajls, nii. Ex..:ellent l."ltnd. S!lOO. engine· o'hauled, new bait, VAN CON \.itRSIJNS '68 CHEV. 1 : To n with For piano connoisseur. Model yr. o!d. Hsc. broken. Xlnt. in bd eng, ga Jey, berths,!''·· ti45--2342 nft. 5:30 or 546-0038 ir~t cond. $100. 536-9838 -~r,3 e Serviei:! e Rentals camper shell. V...S, stick shift, ~~~~!;,d. 1!i:i~d 8t:~: N=h :·0:~ Samoyed Bo1ts, Gener1I 900 ~nJ3!¥~·111~~~1 • D,~~~.ur.11U .~nv;~!~~~~in~T-t Enduro 1 o .. s PEED bike , * Danmar In~. * ~~~,~~ C~m~{u1:~'. ~,~11~: Highest oner, 11tartjng at (dog) 10 gd. home w/lots .......,._ •. ,.__ ft' ....... ft•-· ·-n~s., . . lJOcc, xln't L'<>ndition. Totally TourDeFrance lights, equip-ll~O' llnrho1· Rlvd., G.C. gOQd condition. has only $3000. By appointment only. of yd 979-9939 SCRAM LETS 12 s,\lLBOi\T, s11n1lar to Stock 1\'/XO'tls. s:-iOO. Ken pcd. like nu, $80. 642-81Il. r . ~l·GSOO '12.000 n1iles orb::-. O\\'nc.r. 26, t l l ,.,.. 4),&;1U 70 COUGAR XR-7 fZWZOU $2995 1J,J16 MPet 69 CPE DE VILLE !YOUllll ~')ASO JJ.416 ...... ~ 71 COROLLA WGN $1395 lt76CTN, )5,417 ...... ' - JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS 1:13-9300 6-1+~. FREE· puppies. m 0 1 h er • Sunrish. Xlnt L"<lnd .. eas_y_ to I Sinilh, ti'IG-6107. 1827 Bui-'70 Susuki TS 250 Xlnt cond. Next lo G.G. Datsun l:ii54:.:4-'87""';c'0:· -,,..,.----= KIMBAU. Console, lovely Cockapoo. 2()19 \Vallnce Avf', ANSWERS 'car lop & store. 1'"ree sailing l.unshell Ln, N.B. Re~l clean. $450. 1973 Dlsoo\·erf'I' and Sunchal '72 Jo"'ORD ~ ton raugt•r XLT piano \v/bcaut tone. A Apt c, Costa Mesa . ~{;t~i i 19:>. or offer . 2 1-IONDA 12.J's dirt t>quipped · 548-8182 r.lo!or Hc;>1nC's fofr rent, make Camper Sl)('c1nl r/h sphl 1301 Quall, Newport Bch wonderful buy for ~meone -under 1000 nli. on each. Best '69 HONDA 450 <.'C, Cafe rei;ervalions _or Sumni<'r \vindo ~ VS. auto h·an!I interested in a fine in· BLAc;K &. gray r.l/F, pt Dialog_ \Vhnlrr -Jroni<· -BY.:AU. '.t"i' ·rnrnaran. ~1u!ti-ofJ(•r. GtJ .. ..(i>IO afh:r I) Hact'I', $6"..5. ot· Ix-st offer. 00\v. Pholl(' l\11ss Benf!CI ar [J/S, p/d1sc/b, 2 tanks. .. ... McArtll•r I J.,.~,.. strument. $500. 548-3900 Penns.n kittens, 7 \\'ks oJd. Factor _ Polict' -Kolale -pie rac.~· \\-inner. Rigged for an)1iine Sat. 546-2748 Bob l..ongpn_• l~o n ; I a c, tnu:o:t sell $n:I. T akP 01•cr USED Gibson Combo-Orga'n Eastbluff, N.B. 644-1096 \\'ORW ALONF: p ·t·1_"io1111a1l<T. F:xtPnsivf'ly SCJ-1\\ll NN V· .1 lO , I ,69 KA\VAS.-\KJ --fltac:h m tW..!·6651 or 6.16-2.100, • pa~nl('nts. 8~2G76 aft -4. •!!!!~~~~'l'!!~!!!!-t ll & or'llll\ This sick \1'0rld: ··11ave ""'1 1·1i.used. ~ ,~t .Y .s~~: •1uST SE" 71 , .... ..,, ,..., FOR THE BEST tol"ll's · stops ~"" or '? 1 J~ ITI·ll !lli3-200;, f_xccllcn_~ rond1T1011. $5() .• W i;:els it qn. $450 or best offer. " . ~ uuug<" •• D 3.i. PU, low nli, at Toin. r.t1 end~ are being OOrn 1han ever be· 1::· FIBERGLASS i\1ctcalf i\1esa. -tauJC<t, 11lf!el>S 6, $18,700 nu. dwtl tanks, shell camPer . BEACH ' 54t)-9M;, esl 6.").S.ii 1-t·i'~ 1 " ]{~] 11:P.tit.W ho\v niany rnore l\rins .. 1· Center s 1., Apt D., Costa 8:17·0S63. S1~htS('('r 25 f1;1lly self-con· like new, PS, PB, auio, air, * gai "\VIN Ac r 0 11 on i c, foL"e? T •think the kids are Class s.1.ilboat ~'1th sand 1967 I< 1 """ .,,, bl ·72 K.\,VASAKI 125 l't'. A·l. Asking $12,00J or best offer. hvy duty. $4000. 675-4745 ' ~ · gelling afraid to e<»ne into dolly, firn' 1'0nd.. $<\75. . Olli a ,,..... .x:ra.m e r; ·71 Yamaha 175cc, Sharp. 2 642-51~/6-16-1323. , . · • -. , Yl'alnut finish. $600 or best this \VORLD ALONE." 548_516S class1 1 c:--Vi:ry rlean. Many rail auto cycle tack. 6&4374 , , 121 6 Utility ·tc;>ol boxes $60 PORSCilE . s -Targa, m. oiler. 642-&t53 X1l'llS. S.150. Call s u II. • I 24 ISLANDER 70 for 8U1ll· ea. Manual lift ete $75. Rlcam>s, A~l·Fi\t Stereo. Gtn..BRANSEN Spinet Piano Pets, ,.Glnero1I 850 \VANTED -T RAIL E R LAP\VORTJ·I 24. Fiberglasll, 6T.'J-0818. 71 _ Husky, 250 cc, . O\\' mer. S1~ps 6. atr & gen. \\'ill tit Datsun, 5'16-8672, 73.lBRJ $6795, be ----with \\"aler launching bear-inboard. Gold plater. $3950. n11lage, h.a s everything, stereo, hitch, $160/wcek, 6c &17-8115. , ' &* ~~1~1~· ''FUN FOR PETS'' ings for 14' o u 1 boa. rd . Long Beach ~tar in a , SCfl\VJNN bikes for sule. 1 STaO. 847-5306 mi. day or y,,•k. 540-34TI, 19n FORD 314 to' , !ck PORSCHE • E, '7 1, A/C, , Visit my little backyard 6T:r1821, 6~267 Gang1vay l S, slip 6.'\l, Call ~~\~~~ sJ7°j.26.?·~ikes{20~ '70 OSSA Stiletto, maey llew 545-4147 auto trans. air, n1: W.:: Becker "l\fex.loo," 313EDZ, • ~iii8?~~~:.'$4oo~-~~~ boonttng kennel. ~ INFLAI ~~,BLE BOAT SALE:, 71<\-ED-&125. 548-Q.120. parts $300. 'TI EXPLORER, 26, air, self $2895., 49'l-Q93. $6195. condition, S4()....iSl5 operator, tender I o v '1 n g new u.'=i. Dlnghys, motors, 9' l\10NTGOJ\1ERY Lap. 642.-mO cont'd + ample storag'I!. ,71 Trk 4x , 1 -'=7'=-°""~""'"'-.,-=-l care. Closed 11 am·2 pn1 . r.peedboH.ts, canoe. Bargain strake Dinghy,-leak in!., LATE Model ·72 MX USED BICYCLES $195 wk .+ 6c mi. Avail. IH , '.4,pluscamper, ALFA ROMERO '69 l * YAMAHA Coni;ole PilulO PET prices. M0-3400 2 sails, like new $37:l. Yamaha 250cc motorcycle. June only-selling soon plus 18 trvl tlr, a.II together. VEI.OCE, Landau, Ai\l·FM. ~~~late, sacrifice? $550. VACATIONLAND CAN'T Sell ? Help yourself & &16-R022. $700. aft 6, 548-5002 All Types * 642·1272 548-2886. • 5:'.i7-9509 aft 6. 031AKY, $2995. l~~~;;;;;::-;::-c;;;:c:;:-::;:::;\-~~~54~6':'-4366~~=c---others. Donate. Sea E x· 1973 26' CLIPPER l\larinc, f\A\VASAKI l'l.'lCC. Late '71, YA?llAHA 250 dirt bike SACRIFICE, Luxurious 35' '68 Ford P.U, New tires, mag USED Story & Clark sQinet ATTENTION PE'TS! ploring, BSA, 546-4990. si ns 6. Out.brd, s 1 0 v e. l!'iOO miles. Mus1 see to ap· $3'1> custom b It motorhome. whls, au~o. short.bed, lm· ALFA ROMEX> '69 SPIDER, piano. Sl)(l. 8·17-55."Ai m· Home a\vay from home. I H rcfrig., 3 mos old. $:.iOOO. preclate? 55l-5.l27 * 552·~ * State inspected, lo mileage, mac. $1G85. '19+-6956. Roadster, AM-nt. 690HFR, s.17-1982. blult just f6r you! 1~7d1(iy Stil~rlrt,ri$~~.1• c!i 67~7041 PEUGEOT Bike. SU11 tour '72 Honda 350, xlnt oond, lo air. self cont .. nu tireA & 'Ga Cl\1C stand. trans. Low $'695. ORGAN, nffCis repilir, Bonrdi~/Groominr:; 5-16-2818 l'Ond. 968-6896 aft 5 * SEAQUE!ii"T' * cc1uipp....'fl. Exccll<'nt con· milage, Sell 1or ·$525. Pvt. motor, 774-8927 mi. Po\~'C'r, air. Xlnt cond. $6,;. 54.'i-173•1 12 WEEK old Raecuon, has TRAILER bll lor27' boat 6500 Sip' '" galley. heod, ntotor ditltm, St"'. Cull 5'1hlS.<i. ply. 962-0277 Anytime 25' TRAILER, •c""' >1. 19 ton. 1995. 968-28611. AUSTIN HEALY JOCXt '97, Wirp \\'heeh, Rsdio, zow. 925, $2395. ~Spo"-,-l-;n_g_G_oo_d_s _ _c...o8=30 shots $50. Alli(> 1r~ Lh~sa lbs, surge brak<'S, us;.><t 20 cui;hions. hinged 1nas1. Xlnt. HONDA 3,j{l/4 1972. l1nmac. SUZUKI 550 G.t. '1'1 -t.1UST Iron1 Bay. N.B. w/BA. -1 ·n BLAZER. P/$, P/B, Apso, ~'Z cockapoo puppies mi. •73 plates.. i'i7-76-I~ S.'>500. ~2439 $925. J\t r. Lang, ;,.I0-1'.IOl S .. \CRfFICE! Br. $100/mo +ulil'.'1. Tint -IX.'\\' tires. e."l(tras. iiharp! GRE~~ knee board, x~nt. lree. 968-6092 Boats, Maint./ t~>' c:al, s lnt ('l"n1rl. 6 hi> ou1· 1 ~t'Ckday~ • 536-3000 * &15-633.'i ~ TRIU~tP!-1 GT6+ '£9. Rad.lo, conchhon, eheap, niovmg Cits 852 Serv;co 902 1 b1vt. co111plC'h· ~ail in· HONDA~ ror sale. 50cr, 7{k·c 10 SPl=:ED li1ondia ~pecial. NE\V, Esplorcr. 21'. full ·n TOYOTA PU. new 11teel Sharp, \"RX67J, SIG!G. oot of star<'. 842·2842 \'Cl1\0t'). $.J.100. ;, 4 n -4 !l !' o l(i(k:~! $~25. ('a. All C amp Y Equ1p~1ent. J'<IU ip Sips F:, air/gen, radial tires, xlnt conrl .. TV, Rad io, Hif i, 3 BEAlJTIFUL Slame:;e kit· lifARINE J\tECHAN IC \\·kdyJo;. * 552-1643 * Al1nost ne"" Randy, 645-2238 1o\\"el'I rates, no mileage. $1800. 962-4995 aft 5. BM\V '64, 1800 Sedan, Radio, Stereo 836 tens Sealpoint, 7 "'eeks. Good v.'Ork. Fair pricei;. Save LIDO 14/ti·lr. Booi. sails, "'i"l \';i nu1 ha D1'2 Mu.'ll sell ! '70 HONDA SL 350 $45(1 or s.;i.s292 '63 a:>RVAlR P. Up, xln'I Lo Miles, OWR974. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~[ ~~'f· ST.>. "a ch · you money. Call Burr's trlr, xlnt cond. Sail No. Xlnt co11d mnny extras $700 best offer IT LAZV Daze motor home. cond. New tires. $495 or best I• t.·rarinc. 675-8677. 2737. $ll95. 54 o-5 5 5 O, phone 673-5875 * 642--0795 e\'E" * ·73 Dodge chassis, a/c, otter. 646-1587 a.ft 6. MBZ ·~. 250 Se9an. A/C, BEAUTIF UL SEALPOINT Boats/~rine 497-1007 '70 HONDA J50 xlnt oond. * ·n HONDA 115 SL fully __ sic + extras. $8,IXX>. '64 Chevy! T Dump, $650. P .S., Auto, Trans., Blau· RENT TO OWN TV'S & STEREO Sian1ese, kitten. Male. $20. E • 904 '7l HOBIE l-t \V 1 tr 1 r . &>II heln1e1 & 1nany exlrns * $300 • 714-552-709'l. Call 586-1528 punct, WXL032 , $3395. Call 548-2538 ___jUlp. r.1cKihbins sails. Cd con<!. $46.1 or best offer 846-8647 714: 897-6950. Rent A Motor Home or 645-2474 MBZ ,65 230-SJ... A/C Both $10 FLUFFY KITTENS 'l\tARINE FuC'I Tanks . ne'lv. Stored inside. SlOOO. 673-lS::iS 1972 Honcja CL 350 Xlnt cond. MOTORCYCLE tr~iler, 2 for your Vacation '68 CHEVY % ton trock, with Tops, 'Becker "M~," FREE * • 492-6644 never used. 2-Tcmpo BIA 18 * VE!\'TURE 21 \Vi1 h trailer 1200 m~s. rail, heavy duty, like new. * 531-6800 * gem shell &: cablnet. $1350. New Radl.a.ls UJIY.i60 No 0-edi t Check•No Deposit Dogs 854 gal. saddle tanks, heigh! 14 & motor, xlnl condition. $6i5 !D7-2691 $150. 586-1146. 67J...3'57 ' · Jo'ree Delivery. Free Repair 5/8", length 58" -S65 each. * 8.18-3520 * ADULT 3 wheel bicycle, J HONDA 175. '68 'S8 \VTNNEBAGO U', slps 6• 163 INTERNATIONAL l\fGB '61 ROADSTER, Wirft, 1.fonthly Rentnls Available • PUPPY WORLD e l-Mlrnx BIA 18 gal. bo\v HOBIE Cat 14', 2 sails, 2 sels speed, like ne\v. New engine new paint full y equipped, a 1 k 1 n g $100 Chron1e Lugage Rack, Open Eves. 543-4444 100 l\flXED PUPS. Open tan 3 k., heig 8 ht 8~.i ", lcnglh 38" Hulliards. tl"lr/ex1-ra wheel. !168-2502 $2'25. 54:>--3110. . ST:XXJ. fi7S--7 tS8. * 546-9043 * ZYD732, $ll95. E\:es. Irish Set t er, x 2 ' x -$40. 833-1 171 or ·l!l-1-2982 S 925 C I B"k F'OR l't'nt '73 Pace Arrow * Summer Sn.cial * Dobcr1n11n, Collies s f1 o, 6·10-llGS cooters ye es, 1 " 925 27', spls ll, S.C. Free mi, Vans 963 JAGUAR '70 XKE, A/C, _. lluskie, Bull Ten·iC'I', T-Cup 1972 Mercurv Outboard 14 ' HOBIE Cat. race equip., Cycles, Bikes Scooters air, !:en, stereo, 833·2588. P.S., AM·F~1·SW, 400BNN, Rebuilt-Picture Tube ' otht·r xlras, in(:I. trlr \\'/Ubl '73 NU Chevy 1 , Ton Van, $87.50-21" or 25'' Color Poodll', Chihuahua, Lab .. 20 HP. Good Condition _box. $S!JO. 6~6-8022. __ WA REHOUSE SALE WAREHOUSE SALE '72 P11r~ Arrm\· 21' Stand tra.1111, XlnL Ru ns ,.cl. Sl995. Boxt•r, Coekapoo. S\\1AP $300.00 Ca ll 64.S..6927 aft -air, gen, S25 n 1lny & 7c mi. ~Ill\ 646-0l"S •97 --* 2 YEAR \\1ARRANTY Shephe.-ds for ?? Stud -&rv Si\N1'AN1\ ~:1. Fle<'t chan1· Avnll after July S, 640-81 11 ,..........,, 1 or l O ALFA ROMEO '72 BERLINA Installation Availablr nlOSl breeds. a.'I-5027. S P .M. pion. O\\·ncr anxious. $.'tiOO. I JUST ARRIVED \\lallace St., Apt 1 • C.M. Demos Ne\'er Registered' Rice's Telcvis~n Servicf' BEAGLE pups. PediJ::l'ce, ,\i\IERl<:'AN truiJ~lt.'l C~ll ~~1-1-:-i\21. -w ·~~Cf54t~'. -~~ * 'GS" Cl~EV\" vi\n, cquipt for Cit00s~,' fmm 3, $3195. ' formei:ly 1\-lcsa Nort!1 Ccn1ct AKC. Qiamii. line. Sl"Ml\V a...:le ,(llf't'. hrakl!~. !U't'~ nr. ---r.\L 25, raeiug sails_. ~ ~ w/•t-· F'-1.... 1•am11iw.; \\'/sink, refr~. & l Bick S. of _Baker ~Mi-{i()(l2 <iunl. ninle/femalc. 13'", new. Xlnl cond. ~1ake offl?r. ri1a11y xrra,;. Sll'l'Ps a. ;; FROM ITALY -C "....... • ... -''"'" bed. Good c 0 11 di 1 i 0 n · ~h\trh Jt1np11rl~i +" open 9-J (6 days I 11hots, 892-5812 Eves. 213 .... 498-1281 Xlnt t'Ontl. .t'l2-243l. m · "' 25' EXECUTIVE m 0 t 0 r 1..o,6'13-;;:_75:::597:::,.. =----~- 2 Alltec Flamenco speakers,*• FOR sale. 2 PoOOle Boats, Power 906 LIDO J4. Set-nt 307 Gr;_,_:-j 0% :X home s.:or~nt. Fullr seU '72 OOOOE Van 318 \1-8, model No. IW8A. Sold Ile\\' pup'"e•, bla·" pure~'. no C I Balbo Isl d .:;·;o cont. 2--Auto, air cond. Asking $700. Cabinet model 884 sold pa~. 11 ~ old.uo.sJ.5 ea. l966 20' FISl-IING BOAT . 6~ a an ' -. .. ~ SOLD ONLY IN THE Cl.An g 1972 PACE Arrow 24' SM~. 846--0038 after noon. nu $480. Immaculate cond. 96S-1385 Glestron 'v I Trailer. 150 --HOBIT CAT 14 "' % Loaded. Priced ~ qW_ck '67 FORD van camper V-8, All 3, $67S. 645-2584. hp Oievy 1notor f.ler-<:ruiser. "" Easy To Assemble '" Super Lftlirtweltltt •. sale or rent. 586-44ll $1000 or best oUer. Stv, ainlc UDIO loo' I ....... LI'ITLE Pomeranian, creme V I 0e h • call-eves. 646-0768 ..... "-~luxo WlnnoL••o • 1-box. ••o -A gear-s o .,.....s. 11 mos. old, 3i,s tbs. Deep-1ulL pt finder, CAL 2.'l ~ C ..-.,... "" ....,...'"'"' P3 L&~ co&nnt .• b50w Poodle-t yr. dark apricot. ~:l71balO'tAtf"'k.6 S3al,;ool';.,c9264•11 full •a•e & cr.uise. Prlvute m 10 SPEED BICYCLE • Rent. 27'. &40-0682 NB '72 SUPER Van ctlmper, amp .-.. ~·"· u es. 646-0142 or aft. 5 &el.02'l. .,..,., . ter c uv. • • .. """" New Luxury LIFETIME Xlnt cond. Stereo le: many Ewrything must g o! ' 54" Def'EVER pe>Sagemak· party. 642-i::tU.< < -uonable, tmmac, 11"" 6. more, $.1100, .552-9214 548-3561 GERJ\!AN Shep. pup fen1ale · ct .c; ~ '" ... ~ SACRIFJCE SA' "'. 1 97 3 s mo to() blood line, xlnt er yacht. Dealer dcm<1. NO\v KITd E 878. ,1op,racrn,g roy1~,.'..: > ALL COLORS • ALL SIZES C Pvt owner. 838-0000 '69 FORD Van "-ton. E200, HIU'man "-~on~ ,-,·v.,r tell).p. $50. 842-2348 available ln N~'fl0r1 Beach. J::: recon · sat s, · ~· = "' * * 18' BALBOA. Qrlg, auto, a ir, paaaenger seat, iu11u <;>.. .... " , Xlnt price. Cull i\olr. Lnn· dolly, $575. 673-7965 % Owner. 4,000 ml. AIJ .. EX· dual exhaust 831....()444 l2l 15" 4·WA.,V speakers, PE GOLDEN Retrle\'Cr pups, caster, 645-04'ffl or 5~8·5676. It" HOBIE C l /trail I t lf fl I t-" & trf..-1 Ml (dual) twTitablc originally male .t:. fcmall?, 7 ,vkl'I old. · 1 11 w er, 0 •au u Y ,. " -1 ..-"' TRAS! Sacrifice. 6/:i-3535. '65 ECONO LINE WINOO\V $668. NoW $389. Never used. Al{C $75. 552...ffi'78 17' CABIN CntlS<'r. llt'\1·ly Xlnt l.'Ond. Reasonable. C with chrome forks O::t., LANDAU "12, slce_ps 6, 25', VAN. 6 cyl, auto trans, $500. built, Ol\'rl1·l' rnul'JI 11ncrHit•e 1 * G10--011i:i * ~ ,.. 413'. Dodge , lmmuc. dual 9G8-8085 Terms. 893-050L AKC Silky Terrier . .l\faJ e 5 du" It• inju1·y. f~11l off,•r. l~ID-0 l•I. Ful\y C<(uip-d, -.:o::::::::::=.------- S!IER\,000 ode' S 7100 n1os ~1ust 'ell to lovill" ,~ ~ ONLY "'• roof air, $13,!¥.E. 673-712.'t '66 CfIEVY Van. Reblt cng,, ... · n1 . · " · ., 2002 S (;1·1't'11vilh'. sn11111 c"Ov1·r .~ 11, rlrr. $1000. •1r · am/'bn multiplex receiver . ho1ne s:i0. 67:>-7221. ,\na. ;,,1;,...1•IS,I llC?!ll offer. 96H-45Ei2 > II( Trailers, Travel 945 m.r:,ny extm s, cberT;v con· 2 quadrafiex 66 speak1·rs, 4 !~I .ACK male Poodle. JI~ LASSIC n lx>u 60 ' $79 95 ~ dllion. 6'1)..1402. yr. \VatTtinly lefl, $300. yrs, AKC reg. Xlnt wlth C un·a· 1· Tro· Bo.ts Slips/Docks 910 • TENT lruJler -1\ke llthv. Autot W•ntff 961 ,."5247 _, r. hdd ,.._,, nc.:. ""'"' jon, 17', MahoKnny deck. ' .c A1mchC' MrHa n . Sips 6. • ------"----~;... l=,...;~c;.::::.:;;,;~:::"'~',,•~P;;:·m=. -. J c ren. \..Uli ~··u Very good cond. $"1T'a0. * * \YANTED 011 Balboa ~ Crank UI) hanttop. Blt111 1~ ' TV CokJr' 23". Good operal~ ADORABLE-mixed pupg,-6--Penin:-Beach s p"a.t.. , ~ i table &.. butane healer. $7all. INSTANT CASH! ing cond. Beautiful \\'Ood y,,•~ks. $3.. To good ho1ne, 17' nBERCL..AS.S over \,'OOCI, on-shor(' mooring or dock rn 96S-ml6. conAOl.e. Best offf!!. 1\•1th lots of love. 837-4548. 50 JJ<nc Evinrude. "1 gl. sf)Rce fQ!' a 15' Cat. 67.t-2382 0:z: ....... lil5;;'~Tra=""ve'-,l--,tr-a"H-or-,~,-ps,--,,\ WE ARI IN 1714) 53l -1950 AKC Old English Sheepdog gM tank, bait tank, con· SLIP for 40 to 4-'J' sailboaL $140.00 I 1Butane stove/oven1 Icebox, DESPERATE NEED HI-fl GRUNDIG Studio puPlf, $100. le up. 83&-4476 or trols, etc. $450. 646-1401. $110. per mo. Avery &. Co. ~ Y•e .-::. lots of storage, E-Z lift OP 0000, CLEAN -· Quadruonlc, brand M"'2!13. • '63 25' TROJAN Cabin 61$-8990. • 0 hltch. cle"'. $450. 3016 FOREIGN CARS new, less than wt.>lesale, * * GOLDEN Retriever Crul9er. 'good condition Im SLIPS avaitabll'. 35• sail or 1" • campo.nola Deroller • Aluminum Ch&J n Protec--1. Killybrooke, C.M. 540-1277. 'IQ R-8 0vtr 30 mP1. Runa ..... $250. -e THE FINEST IN USED IMPORTS e -e THE FINEST IN IMPORt SERVICE e Do your.elf a favor and come · ace WI tint. Open TUes. and Thurs. tC. 9, Sat.sun ti! 5. I (• A:llCAN AUT'D) -(iN!Rc.) -JlllCI --....,,_ C:O. ...._ M •t4.t.O ALFA ROMEO '69 Alfa R-o 1750 llcrllnn CJ><. (~IBMUJ $2199 BIU MAXEY . TOYOTA 11181 BEACH BL. W-851!6 llUNTINGTON BEACH make oUer. 90:.3m pup8, AKC, Champ. lines, of extrM, rebuilt engine ~r. 673-6606 ~ton e Alum!num Center Pull Brake • Aluminum = 21' MONlTOR '68 sleep1 6 TOP DOLLAR-Pa NI * ~ ~A!,l~tereo oonaole, OFA, shoU:. M5-2009 3·400· &-10-t36G lt1ARK TWAIN 18' deep v "'Gear Protector e AlumlnUll} KJck Stand e Safety ~ SIC ~ntly in Palm for · Or. Notl w · ' . Z-33TS WEll\tARANER . P UPPIF.S 28' OWENS Spoctsfishcr ny hull, 1/0 i11crc engine. 16.~ Reflector SICSc A near • Aluminum Hnndle Bart ~ .. ~~· .. ,.., Xlnt L'Ond. $2800. Call or come ln to see ua. Local Alfa Spydtt •ar ~l or &I Reg. $50 brldi@, .heRd, 327 chev, 't)ll.it h.p. Tandl":m lrlr, very~ ,..• • 1-llgh Grade Cum Tire!I •Aluminum Wi de Flanlt:e ~ !~~INTERN, ATIONAL •-4 NEWPORT eooY lbeo=.~· =:i[y • 53tHIJ56 • tonk, outrlggen 64Z-6408 eond. S2SOQ. ~16-3465, alter 6 -~ IMPORTS mcrilorlooo, top temble, I I r .. GOLDEN R:etrie""1' Puf>', SKJPJAC!Oll. 1972, 2lko now, pm &14-'1828 '"Hub> e Quick l<ele.,e Hub> • Faetory W;•pped 'l'Tuvelall, many new p!U\3; . • tin" terlfllc, I H 5 2 , 25 • ---lite,. y;;;--·· -chamP -.-AKC, 0.>'.A. m-""''""· trllller.~10 Boofl sPMCI lr5ki-9t1 .i.&:l'!\llli~.)landle Bars. _ -~ ,., tan"!..J..-· ~ , 3100 w. Cols! Hwy., N.B. 543-7777 . . 835J.ilB1 • MCr<:. 673-1933 ' O -·-~· ner 4:3Q. ··---::--R2'M05 =-_.i:;;;;;\\L,.;,;;PI;:;I..,A°"ffii=-:,,,,ar"';""oe<1=on""'".1--·1 ) Li 2 Tl $1.00 W\BS, 6 v.ttkll, !ii h o I <i.. 111' fo~TSH, ski, or "1oobont. lS' 'l'ROJAN 185 ho, !nl)nl !'!kl ~ :t '7D /'\lRSI'RE"AM. Tnletna· \VE PA,. TOP OOLl..Al( -Whl~. needs engl.De work. net, mes, · P.!11~1 $SO. C~aduaLlon or -!!}ltp Evlnnlrle elcd. t.'Or'npl b<xlt BctlU 1 l fu I . Cull "' NEWPORT IMPORTS O tlona! 27', air, All extre•i FOR TOP USED CAn.IJ; Clean $7751 Oria:. private FAtheT'tL>a.y. 8'f6..1003 -,!;9Ulp. $68:;. G40-00!!3. M!-0223, 645-4325 ~ :z 642-Qj74 or. 492-al9. If )'(KU! C:!U' 18 QXtn. clean, p!l1y. 962--7981 •f'rt.e Kilt.ens m/f* REGlS. 3 mo. old rtm. Pit 1!168 19' JOHNSON T"rl·hull, 1070 ro hp J()J-JN $625. 14' 3100 w. c-· .Hw,., Newport IMch It 191 ,,. Arl11l0cr8t, full telf· gee u.• flr!'t. AUDI llQ:er t lriped Bull Terrief', Shot8 Paid. 0~1C. V.dl engine. l,:;."C· glaAA ski b.mt .l trtr, $32l, -..,. ;j( co111. $1500. · 5162.-7672 Or .BAUER BUICK 54g,..l5!1.2 D'JO. sen $100, 614-7011 (.'(!llcnl. $3500 673-3826 nr new cond. 540-3400. 642 9405 l 847-0019 2925 llnrbor Blvd. f'REE Kltlcftf 8 .,..k-1 old, One AKO Sprinpr Spanlel pup. 3.l' CT..ASSIC :l\f o n t c r c y 14' Q1All.Lel0?i Ski ~t SO • . AR ISTOCRAT Vaca1'on. Stv, CoAta Me.\ll mg..2500 v.'blte, ooe on.r11e and 2 plet.. Cham. ltk. hunt/pet. det.tl, Qy br., fantail, h..P. £\1nrude O/B IHOU SALi •ink, Icebox. Ltke new. 11§95, A iood want ad 111 • good in· • in ..... tnlned. ~1673 B. IV --673-2445. """"'· sooo. !163-<r~7 --~. ... .... rm . WAlEHOUSI SALi WAR R -• ....,,..,.. I ' j , • CLEAN '70 AUDI ~1nl "9fMI. low $2211G • After 4, 9?1-04t0 • r ·-...... l§J I DAILV PILOT D J 3 I Ii,.~ ... : .. ~. ~1m:1po1::rt:od:;;;,:70:1 ,.utos, Imported I~ I ~I ---_ ,,,_ AUSTIN HEALEY CAPRI DATSUN MAZDA 1§1 .__I · -_ ... _-_.!~ l ---_,,, _ l~I bs f70 970Autoo. UM<I f90 Autos, Uood TOYOTA VOLK.SWAGEN CADILLAC CADIUAC CAMARO ,.,... .. _, _.... • ._ •-.......... PU U> -aa 'll&--Z28, RAU..Y l!l()I., 8 trak, , ·~~~~t~~t~~~~ 1f.lp. "f'~.w ~""'.,;, "!:!~~ '71 240Z "11 MAZDA 11x2 a1r, Riii, TOYOTA VW's it ELDORADOS 673--3315 $2400. 552...$175 t~, l'\tll Factory F,qulp-__.. ·-· _,., NEW & USED 14 TO CHOOSE m&.1:•. IPollt r•. air •hocks ... ·59 AUSTIN Healey Sprlte, 1972 CAPRI, deoor., air, G • Mai Wheel•, etc. Br J>Ul.MER~CEDES IE.,., 17th Anniversary 2 Big locitlons • COUPES<X>NVERTIBLES Che,,,.. Must .... 6T">-<;237" -""' eye -oofl A hrd. Ip. auto, 2000 cc, xlnt oond., ""' A6 SALE S Mluu?e•fD•ou • '6' RAJ.LYE Sport, <i8.!Xll jjijOil "°""· l500C5Sl-tl00! --$21llr.67"106'1:--$3795 -COSTAMESA m__ '70 CADll:LAC DE VltW-ml.-RIH, air,-vlnyl--Wp; -DATSUN NEWP 5CLUSED xlnt cone!. $157~. 8.11-26TT. IMW-• ORT Prie<>• St.trt At 2114 E. 1ST !IT., S.A. 4 DOOR 31 TO CHOOSE -' ,._._RTS $2399 8354531 L-COUPES '•• CAMARO v-;, 327, f&c. ' llASI 4' 1'71 '71 Datsun _.., MERCl!DES 14 Mil., No. or V·S, auoon>atlc trumn';r.;;;·;· SEDANS ~i .. ~im1~;. i\'\~ & j ··v·R1. PJ-L 8100 w. Coul Hwy, N.B.--So. ~ Plau) rodlo & heater, """'" ' co TIBLE -~ ~ ... up 642-940S ON DISPLAY '13 COROLLA (~l -Ing A brakes, alr conmtJon= Many excellent ""1oro ' --5 MINUTES eRtu.1. lng, vinyl top, am/Im aleffl>, Choice of inta"- Sll C~ON OF v..,.. 0 S t6l DA:Sfl.u' N-S$ .. Ne.rear---3)ua{-ta!U-l MISSION-VJ' "'" r w_-w• .. """· ~#~~~~ U~ID BMW's NEWPORT Trad•ins TOYOTA AREA $3689 Full power-O>Olce of; 19'13 BAVARIA NEW DEMOS 1m Comlnt In E .. fii D•y 1442 &l~L, S.A. GUSTAFSON ~~.: =' radk> l:Ji :~ ~ ~~f ~ 3100 \!~~~TS N B ~. A~~=\~ l nlque 19116 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 is.A. Frwy. Eu! on U In Mercury Trunk opener• "'°"' 1¥9 2500 • 642-9405wy., · · 610'1 p'1..,. .... '70 Towota 1st St. K m1 .1 nco • A11 1n immacu1ate '°""""" 1910 2002 All Modei. A: Colon to -1 l......-16800 Beach at Warner Largest Rl@C'Uon in 1969 1600 1973 DA TSUNS · Cboooe :rr..n. Hause af Imports l.Gnd Cruiser Commanwealth 142..=t*"""(i'ii'i59'2.sS44 Naboraners'e eounCadtY. 1 llac CREVIER BMW ALL MODELS 6862 Manchester, Bueno Pari< Herdtop, wam """ 1222· Motors Ltd. "H..,,. of tM Viki-" on the Santa Ana 1ftvy ClF). ··• Atm10RIZED DEALER ~"1v' .8.'.:""st''.--~~1!."' IN STOCK 52S-'12SO $2999 Sonia Ana '68 CADlllAC """' HARBOR BL., -''&3171--·~ BARWICK IMPORTS JIM SLEMONS BILL MAXEY 1970 V\V S\lndlal Camper, Coupe De Ville COSTA MESA new engine, AM-F1i.1 stereo F t . fuJl 54().9100 0J)Cf) SUnday ORAN00 EDCEOUSTNTY'S 333~n e.<:.-~ '~2401 Z, ~ ~· maa IMPORTS TOYOTA tape, 14 aaJJon P""''uriud .,:,~.im'"'itereo,~~ '6' CADlLLAC s.w. de L 493-3375 o~l-1375 sell!'~:'"'-.,_. mo. or MERCEDES BENZ 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 wdi~i~nr. ~ ~~M:;;,t con-top, full leathel' in-Ville: low mileage, excellent HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ .,...., terior, tilt whe e I condition, must .ell, make '71 Datsun '72 DATSUN 1D> AUl'HOlUZED '7'0 POP-TOP Bus, new tires, (WX.Sl5l) offer. '494-7163 Must sell. $m SALES Ir SERVICE '67 TOYOTA Coram Dlx. paint & valve job. Runs '65 COUPE de Ville, aU ·n--a.:Pi:rmo, air, P/b, p/a, xlnt cone.I. New radial1. $2850. Pti pny. 552-8581 '68 C\"M'XRCr,V:s:PS, autO, ..___, xlnt. l\1ovtng. $1500. 6T:>--2.i5.fJ E\'enlngs CHEVROLET '64 CHEVROlET El Cnn1ino. VS, auto fn\ns, flO\\'l'.r Sf~· Ing, R&H, 1onne11u cover, mag ·,vheels, restoL'ed like new con. d!Uon , lRl.5517 J, $1399 im H1:1rboc Blvd. Coi:la l\fesa At Fair Oriv• MS-8017 , -Pickup Pete.r, ._21B6 · Jim fie.llllOl-IS r/h, nu upholstery, xlnl great, fi6,500 mi. Sac -$1998 po\\'Ct' a: air, xlnt cord. ~75. /p · V -11 C po FIAT ..,. * 64}-834! * $2000. or b6t olr. 1'114) or be•t otr. S<S-9S09: SALES.SEk LE·ASING , W err11 e •Y, am r 1111;......... 'till TOYOTA Cbrolla. 4 apd, . 644-7428 . 2480 Harbor Blvd. ' (995CXI ...--•• ~ta ?-.1esa '68 CAD. Conv. \\'bite \\'/Red , OVERl;EAS DELIVERY $2699 '68 Ff 150 C --UIJl-Qaall , radio, healer, lo mi, good XIm' O>od.-'10 VW Bus. leather Interior. Ex c, ' ROY CARVER Inc ---at De Newport Beocb cond. PowerCa by propane. Redtwht, 36•000 mt, cam-~r:lk°;'v• _Jlond. 9'11'-1907 • 67 eHEVY BELAIRE ·' 234 E. l'lth St.' ' BILL MAXEY LoW l\lUeo, A Real Nice ~. 833-9300 186-oo84. . • plng-""1 lrameincld. $2050. '73 Cpe D•Vill• Good cond. $650. Ca 11 1 C~a Me"' . 5411-4#1 TOYOTA (XDA224l.$ ENTER FROM MacARTHUR TOYOfA Conna, 1913, Auto, 96Ul53. Call Alt 5, 557-9271 833-m58 ..,.., 899 .72 450 ~ i._, Lo Xlnt cond. Lo mileage, 1970 vw Squareback, x)nt .==::;""""''~--c----,=~-,I CAPRI ~u~'t..~~/; BEfJ,.-8565 BILL MAXEY m'u ... e, a11~tra'.:-~ yeuow,Tl2400RIU. ::-P1H639 ~~;· .. ~'.w,.,:::J. =: CAMARO ·~:.o~~ ·~;o. ,!~· :l:',~t 1 '------'"'OYOTA ·-· -.., 54"-1441. '69 CADILLAC ~lltl()t. 1 -"l2 240Z, 1· ..--'n CAMARO Z28. A~t-F?-.1 , C::!"=o=.===~-;-:;::-;;I 4 11pd, air cond, $4295. Call MG TR 3 Green eo n v er t. SQUEAKY CLEAN '71 Super EL DORA.DO low mUeage, like new. Pr. '65 -IEVY. Bi~. 4 dr. 6 84&-6447. 1sm:r,~gtro1:r Bi:8.!&r8555 SporUcar. Soft rop, tonnea.u, Beatle. 30,000 mi. Must set, ol vs, auto trans., tact. air p1PtyM. £~11...,~tv.-een 6 and cyl2001.. ~.' transp, car. • UO lr nd whll * '81 MGA -1350 * xtra parts Good shape $00 this week. ~'loving cond full pc:Mer ·;..=-z.:::,:c..,..---'!w ~..nu:.,:~ lhlt'. '69 FIAT SPIDER OR BES!' OFFER 642-3740. ' · Hawaii. $1500. 64!)-l6S4 steerlng v:'::';,f, S:.tt Motorlfome• Motor Homas NOW OWN THE 6<:1-5353 Roodster. Or"""e oxtalor. *CALL; -... '70 TR1UMPH Sp!-. new VOLVO yellow 'exterior, Beige Sala/R•nt 940 501•/Rant 9<IO FABUlOUS 1973 1913 240Z, immw:. Xlnt (YDA713l . MGI radial•, to mi'•. $1595. Call leather Interior. IYDJ..825). CAPRI . . rood. Mags, air, ......... $1399 .,_., VOLVO $3477 With 2,000 • -or V-6 new tireL $3895. 613--0'l93 BILL MAXEY '63 MGB. -· ~-. s tops, VOLKSWAGEN nm l•1..:1 engine with or wltl""'t '10 !ITATION Wagon 510, < wlro wheels, $100. Call -Wlllll deoor iroup, oome with""" ""'· 1o mllel. Xlnt contl. TOYOTA ...,._, '69 vw Bus, am/tm, blt!n 17th Anniversary roof or landau top, power A81dng$14'f5. ~-18881 BEACH BL. 847.8555 MG B '65 ,' white bed,&: middle aeat. Rcblt SALE 'TOYOTA disc brakes, style steel '73 21) Z, A/C, mags, Hl rNTINGTON BEACH wlttmovable blk. HIT, by eng. 44,000 ml. Very-good •'h~_. radl&l tite1, bucllet . AM/FM, llme.~n, 19,~ 71), -"4-Spyder;-Flat. X1nt. owner, ~ 646--1088. . cond. Pr!. pty. !31-1709. -~ -~-1900 Harbor, C.M, 646-9300 --•~ --ORDER-YO JnLS46!15~0!!>-__l7'!__, cond. Bohlma--y e-IJ-0-w .!19ll__§T. __ 67, _.,..,,_clutch, '10 VW Bua. RUnrxlnt. No Hif11e5CiYlnCJS ! '69 SEDAN DE VILlE -NOW. "'UICK CASH •/blk t WluJ & valve jOti, 1iili!-up •• Needs d"""" lake over poymeot.o, ---~---Si _ -_ __ . ·~= •yt+--GUSTAFSON 'I" • • op. ' ... ,, body work. $500. 641H459 Must .. u. 540-2608. rnces lai'!Af F1JI:LY ~ulpjllRrli\CIUO." ' THROUGH A 646-<l40. * '65 vw Squareback * $4260 . factory ..... ''"'"" '"""· UncOln-Mercury MOVING, mutt 1181J. Fli.t '7f MORRIS · tlean. Ex!ras. $600 or (~UF~)aculate condition 16800 Be1ch .. Warner DAIL y PILOT ~ ~ ~~00) M.' MORRIS MINOR 'ST Best ofter. Call 96s.-7287 Model J44ES 11'46344·385166) s2· 795 llunUngton Beach CLASSIFIED ADS copd. 586.e2os ' all' Xlnt cond. new paint, brakes '67 VW Bus S1250. nu eng We make overseas deliveries 142-1144 * 1213) 592-5544 CALL 642 5678 •fi!ij) 2 cir ··hi "'""-~ ' tram"'"-'· raruo, tape deck, See It -_You'll Bu.Y ll ''Hom• of tn. VJkJng'' • , • "' te, stetreo, 675-7750 Jeff. H b v w Avh>I uooc1 990Avh>I UM<I 990~':f~~l'.""'·'u..""'. OPEL '68VW.Coodoond1tion.New -1'1&•11L11..:1 3f OUJ , , ' ' exhaust, . brakes, Ca 11 lUCMA CUllll • 1968 FlAT 800 8-Cpe. '69 OPEL Kad<tt LS. 1900 cc, IWG-1349 or ~1965. VOLVO 18711 BEACH BLVD. 8424135 •• Gd. mlleq@. lD ml. Jkc. 4 spd tram, pwr di.e bn.fts. * '68 VW Bug excellent con-HUNTINGTON BEACJ-f WAG. 0 N s * "'"'5l93 * Dix .,,_!loo '''\.:l'C:: ditlon $100) or best oiler. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 * '69 S..tan d• vm. * JAGUAR =~tr~·7f77:; 5:15 p.m: 644--0396 Anytime '72 VOLVO 164E Dk Green. G~ with v~J top -"-"=-='~="'==""-~ V'IY '70, Bus reblt eng, new Saddle leather inL air., Black Inte.r10r '62 JAGUAR !.& Marien t dr * "n OPEL GT, yellow, * batt. &: tirel!I, make oUer. A'I.~ """4" tu-• in· 29 000 Full Pol\·i:r 1173 LANDAU CONTINENTAL • anlL CONl11tUCTIONI • t LUXUPHOUI INnfllORll • Htw 11 Jt. Mod91 HO-wtth UVING ftOOMI '"tM ConttNctlon Fiim W1C1 Teet OrlW LANDAU Nowt Johnson &Soil • • ' ,; " ' ' ' fm auto, aood ccnditian! 846-SM7 "'"'"' • % "°" J., ' -~~ ='1·~. ~~ *After 6. &t& 0929 * mi. -in top cond. $4500. Tilt & Teleecopic WAGONS 645-4(16 •71 OPEL. -coodlllon. BEAT th~ gu "':;l"'.,.-;,:' 64H288. Steering '10 XJ• ·~--P/S, A/T, 22000 mt. AUinc $Sm. further. 63...,..VW • ' Autos, Used 990 Door locks I Stereo ~ -~· 1365, .,,..M, ' Original Owner ~ . ~~.ir~~g:: ·n. ~YEnill!a.~. ~:. vtl~· •. Bcl5Jt~~~::er;: BUICK ~56 LINCOLN -ME '7'<Y'1r'ft'Tr1t.-. , 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 540-5630 ('OSTA MESA , ........... ..,. ...... )'. '73 VEGA GT WAGON 1 .Turbo hydr•m•fic tr•ri'sm iuion, r•dio, 4,100 miles, •ir conditioning, roof rick. I 142081) 1980 JAGUAR XKlSOS, not $161 549-07'8t 645-3259 9 BUICK You'll find it in Classified ~1:."'um junk. $ml. PORSCHE v;~,,!'.'~l';'~k,tt~' ff,':; 'tMERA Autos, uwc1 990 Autos,_N11,w_ .f~Autoo. u-f90 ·i~ 645-3259 . l~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiii~~~~ .. ~==~iiiiiiiiiii~iiiimiiiimiiiiiijj * '69 XKE COUPE ~* '72 911 T Targa P'tl9che. •72 vw Sqback, 6000 miles VS, auto trans, tact. ·~r cona,11 $2999 '71 MAUBU 9 PASSENGER W•9on. Uke new. 25,404 one owner m.lles, l119919e rick, 350 cu. in. Vt, P.S~. P.8., •ir cond., automatic. I S2JCXU) $3099 '71 CHEVROLET FULL SIZE 6 pa11ancaer wacaon. Power 1teerin9 & bt•lt•1, Vt, •ir cond., roof rack. New rubber. 1924- DBLl $2799 '70 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD 6 pa111ng•r wagon. V8, roof rick, •utomatic, P.S., P.8., air cond,, .. 4,608 rnil11. Nice. N1w rubbor. ISHSECl $2599 '71 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 9 pa11tn9er wa9o'n. Va, P.S., P.8., air con- ditioning, lu99•9e rack, 9oocl miles. 1772CTK) $2999 '66 PONTIAC LE MAMS 6 pt11en9ar wagon. VI, •utom1tic, air condi. tloning, nice. Wood mil••· IB6Yll41 5999 . '66 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 9 pa11en9er we9on. Air conclitloiting, auto- matic power steering, roof rack. f Low, Low • • prict) $899 __ CONNELL ·CHEVROLET HH HARIOI llVD., COSTA MISA 546·1203 Private pa.rt Y • 5 $!QlO. Becker stereo, 5 spd, Jen on warranty. Aaldna-full po111er, radio, heater, . 8 9 6-2 t 7 0 ; 5 .. ' -'9 mac wbll. Sepia Brown $2295 49>ll88 vinyl root.. the cleanest Ews/Wknds. w/cocoa lthr . inter. Call · Riviera in 'toWn. (ZwrI16). J'AGUAR XJ-6 '71, Int· (21.!) 6:M-B13J. ul< l\Jr '68 VW Bug. AM/F:M. Mag•, $2577 maculate white/black ift.. Di&.ne. Aft 8pm Ir wknda. etc. New reblt eng. $995. terior. Priced tor quick tn4) 613-8636; John. 968-1946. See lt • You'll Buy It tale. &U-3Ul. '58 SUNROOF super lflOO •n V'IV Sta. Wgn. Radio, air n l • LOTUS Poncbe lacquer P!rellt.o, oond. Very clean. Less than -f.4jl t1»t4 .. bull, eng., miph)llteml, ~.IXll mi. $2500. m-3445 TOYOTA xlnt body. TOP linr ·n VW Bus $2100. 1964 iDTUS Elan. $ll95 or $1985 &«>-<6'15 P.eally clean cond & Xtraa. ~ 835-5381 m S6 POlt '70, 911 r. CPE, anrf., _Cocalo;l,'.40'93-9723~~·---,,....= 1966 Harbor, C.At:. 646-9303 ' ' 5--epd, new XAS radla'.I, '67 VW Camper orig. own. 1968 SKYLARK 2 dr. sport MAZDA ~lnlt·~· clean. $5000. Pop top, sU bit tn, nu eng., cpe. v .a, air, PM'· Xlnt s. brkl $1500. MS-51~1 «md. Orig. owner. Must scll BOB LONGPRE '73 PORSCHE 9141, 12.CKQ mi. •n VW Bua. New heads &s lmmed. 586-lt:M9. Mags, AM/F.M tape, SlDXI. va lvet. New tires, $1900. '68 RIVIERA. Lo ml, tu.II take over pymtl, uk for 642-$30 · bank "-·--In MAZDA J. ..~~· ~~-""-=~~--, power, 8.ll', .uucun.; g. im • .,.......-_,,.. '69 VW Bui. R&H, clean, 1 673-3700. '73 PORSHE 9141 2.0. load· owner, 4.S,CO> ml, pvt part;y, "'~ IVIERA A 1 nd Now OPEN ed, immaculate, movl"t •-,t 0~. 536-9Tm. U'I R • · co • new -• ••• -7 aft "" 1.1· mags & tires. Cne.rry. $1195. ca~s ...,_e, ~ e '66 VW B\li', reblt eng. or trade, 548-9809. pm. Radlo/heattt, good cond. ~-~----- AH Models Ready .196'1 PORSCHE 8• ..,. Ure" 1125. 1133-:lm. CADILLAC paint, clutch le more. $2500. ,66 VW M-•·-11 For IMMEDIATE Must eell. 4!>H8:!4. best ott~r. ···~· mu$1 " ' SUPERB CONDc "•live I '68 PORSCHE 912, very 64&-4643 1970 Cad Sedan de Ville 4·dr.1 .,. try: cle.an, $3650. S turquoise body, white viny 2001 E. ht SANTA ANA • 548-5126 • • 'M VW BU ' $600. top, 37,000 mi. All exb·as, 558-7871 lil6t p ORS CHE red Call 96J..l337 priced under ,book for fa.st "Euy to Reech" w/brouabam. nu tires, '68 VW Bus. good cond, n1ust sale. 846-5659, 17021 West· * Mazd• '72 Rotary * 644-1621 or 644-0927. seU, make orter. (213) port I>r., Hunr.Harbour: - $66 MONTH . ** PORSCHE, super 90, 596-7479. '6S Cad Cpe DeV, gold 35 MONTHS OPEN LEASE ?'08.dlter, 1961, concours, 1970 VW, dark rreen. black w/wht top. $2-150. Call WW accept trade-ins ST.r9173. Interior, rood cond. S900 or m-5642 or eves 552--0144. CALL MR. FRY 842... 1968 PORSCHE 911 ·bfft offer. 494-3690 '70 CADILLAC Qinv. E:<-H I B h like new w/5 speed. '60 VW BUG. $300 66-5247 ceptlonal cond. All xtn.1. an • eac Call l1t. 6 Ill -alt•r 5 p.m. Prlce )'educed 613->507 MAZDA RENAULT Avh>I, UMCI 990 Avh>I, u-f90 '86 RENAULT. Perfect con- dition, new bn.kft I: clutch. 17331 .Beach BJ. 842-6961& cM,;,ak~e~ott_er=. 546-01==19,...-::::::: n. "Yellow Pa&es" of ;,White Elephants" over- clusll'ied, ... 642-5STS. running ~-~h ! Tumu Jhem Into "\AO " • , • ae Motor Homn them thru a Daily Pilot· Sile/Rent 940 classlfted ad! . e ROBINHOOD e "WORlD'S FINEST MINI" e 4 iEAUTIFUL EXTERIOR COLORS e OUTSIDE STORAGE w/5 EXCESS DOORS e DUAL BATTERIES YOUR CHOICI NOM s9995 +TAX • LIC. e PACESETTER 21 e "BUil T l'OR THE l'AMll Y" e LARGE WARDROBES e BIG OUTSIDE STORAGE e 6 FORWARD FACING SEATS • 11~--:-!f-'.f1Bll6LA$S,FR01ft-1-REAR:~. ---1 e OP TO El&HT SlfEffRS -----: _ WE ALSO FEATURE-.A,OLLb e JAMIORI~ KENDON MOTOlrROMES - 101 N. HARBOR ll7SANTA-A~ '5+Gfll5 /'These Bargains '69 '7.0 '71 '7,0 '68 '7.0 '71 '69 '72 SALE PRICES GOOD TO JUNE 11 Tli 0NtY -. FORD XL Convertible Powor •t•ori11 9, eloctrrc wl11,ew1, r•'i•, 1uf1Jm1tfc tr1n11t1ln lon, 011collent con41tio11. tZON2lt) '919 ~e.~~5~ m~~.~~,~~l•I· >.S., Vl. 52399 ¥it1yl roof. low prlco. (OOtDZP I ~~~~; ... ~!~~!~~~. '1' '"'·$2499 r14io, c1roful mllo1. lolow W1'1olo11 t1. I JltDISI CHEVROLET IMPALA 41 Deer, Autom1falc, vt, it•war 1tsorlnt. Ch11rah uto. lh11u Torrlfla. tZC02461 '999 CHEVROLET IMPALA $2399 4 Door. VI, eut-offc. err condltfoRlng, power 1teeri119 k-ltrabt, ra4i•. Tlrli1 I•• 1972, IJ06Elll lo/ow Wholo1ala. -(ONNEL--L hevrolet . -s~6-1203 2828 HARBOR-Bl YD. COSTA MESA 'I ' , " " I 1. ; ' .I .J ' I • j • • l I • • • • • D 14 DAlLV PILOT Sunda1, June 10, 1973 ,~ ..... ~ .... -:1 .. ~H:~ri-,=-1 ~._"'~ ... _.,~ .. ·-=l§J~H~=--1 ~._,~"''~"~ .. ~-=J§j~H ~' ""_'""'--~· ]§] I 11::... a..., ;;o ]~[ --u. ....... _ l§J I ._ -_ ... _ ... __,!~ ! 990 Autos, Ultd Auto" U-990 Aut .. , Ur.od 990 AutM, UMd -C~H-E_VR_O_LET __ --C-H-EV_R_O_LET__ CORVETTE 990AutM, UIOd 990 Auto .. u ... 990 Autos, UNCI 990 Autos, Uled CHEVROLET '67 0 -IEV ln1p11h1 StA. \\'agon. xlnl cond. ln11-idc & oul. ·oo OfEV. R&ll, p/8, p/b. Rack, r11o'l'. air cond,, 1™• Good transportation. noo or mi. Sl 150. 496-0i08 best offer. 963-1429. '65 Ci.EV. S.S. cJe@, k>_ :.oo_c.Af'Jl)CE station ~'Qn, mileage, I ownrr, {:OOCi good cond., $650. cond. $67j Pvt pty 8-16--62'll. * 540-3238 * 0-fEVY. '66 \'an I). urn. 'li6 CHEVELLE SS 396 auto n-bullt e11g & Iran.~. Needs pis p/b alr lo mi. L"1ean apme \\'Ork. S·t95. 842-2067. j79;> . .OiJLi37=5086. _ 1967 CllEV,. I~pala, 4 dr, Any day is the BEST DA'i' lo A/C, PIS P/B, xlnt rond. ~n nn ad ! Don't delay .. '69 CHEY. CAMARO H.T. '6~ t'ORVEil'E lsbk., P"T· 1tr., auto., $300 dan1 . Ill. !ndr. S2ti00. 6 46-89 4 1, 642-1178 VI, auoo tranr.1nctory '"· -rouG'AR power steering, rndio, hf'at· l'"' er, vinyl roor. tinted glaS!iO, COUGAR XR.-?· Look at 1561ADB•. A REA L . , ·Del · BEALITY \\'hiil 1t s got: ux Ill· 'sz197 terlor, console and t.'OCkpU Sec If • Yo1,l'll Buy It FORD FORD MUSTANG PLYMOUTH TRANSFERRED to Cara.cu, 1969 MUSTANG 351, Vlj, 1972 340 OUSTER. 4 spd, Cd Venezuela, must selJ 1973 power llteerlng/brakea, auto, tin_'!I, LI.> n1ilc-agi.~. Must stl!! Jo~ord LTD 8 pass '4'gn, full fact. air, Am Mags, hood $1500 I: paymnts. or best er_,.Joa.de:d.JWI".®.... 50® 11COOpf Lape deck, 27,000 1111. oUer • .call; :;,.52-~73 .,., 5 '73 FORD MUSTANG $6200. new, "ill 11ell for blue n,/cxt. fl.950:-~/ p.nt. l. 700. or best otter. Lea vi~ =548-.,c-95~11".=~~~---I ~M~u=ST=Sa,....or"'1t"k--,•'"69'""R"'<><-!,d:-ru-n-c next '4<eek. ea.II 644-6290. '1i6 l\'I UST A NG , mo.In· ner . Eng. perfec1. body very '67 FORD Convenlble, XI. ta.ined/servlced to hh~hC'st goQd. Lots of ext ras. Great Landau, Y·S. automatic trans. :in. Power, auto. 'I'op ron· standard1 a.Ince new hy to driv~~ or 567-79&1 mission, alr conditioning, diUon. 84&-1323. Ford Div. exee. Beat otr. PONTIAC '70 GRAN D Prix a/c, p/s, p/b, blue/Int & e x t . 49,000/actual r11 I. Im· macula te '24W. 612-1082. '57 p 0 N Tl Ac. SliirCfiier~ body/eng good. 1leed11 bat· IC.I')' & b1·ake overha ul. Be11t offer, 645:634!· \ RAMBLER 968-6360 '66 LEMANS 2 door hrd-top, PQ\\'er steering, P o w e r -' Auto., P/S, P /B, air. New '68 MIBASSAOO R SST 2 OR one owner. $~. 494--4284 .call today 642-5678. -.,........I. t-1'i~-~A~ut~.~ •• ~u~soc1-'=""'""':..:::~990-=+A~u~to~s.~u~...i'""=''-""'"'-~990=-1~~-~~COVof ::U- GROTH SALE datlhboard \\•/overhead con· 1rols: factory-air, radio, 1>"\\•ing-a"•ay steering wht>el. excellent-engine-and body i..-ondillon. It's a '68, but only has ~.COO miles! The low prict> "'ill sho<·k you, and a personal insper.tion ''' 11 I brakes C370Gri.IT). · 1969 COUNTRY Squire 9 '65 ri.tUlltang 6 eyt. $•KIO. auto, brks. bat!, nu1tner. $425. >.1nl cond air pwr/br r adio $3$89 pas,". ~tr;-itnt-IWi. loc&L--hrr~~~ -GUSTAFSON c<><>d, lo .n l, $1700. &IS-'633. ~ •. 6#-<W2'I Eves & Lincoln-Mercury JEEP OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC '67 RAJ\tBLER An\erica.n, good <.'Onci, best otter. !H.J-.5.'>.<J5. '· ,. " l~ Beach at \\lamer '6S FQRO Bronco, I o CHEVROLET ' LEASE OR BUY T·BIRD CHECK THESE PRICES 646-9303 s1\·n.y you. ?-lust selj. Call "ss'""'"c"=· '1A"""n"o~"p;7'"~...,..-1 original ov.'nCI', 524-5655 • "-'' , 11, auto., vinyl lop, )oy,• mileage. Ex-'70 COUGAt'.. "·ht "'/blk cell. running condition. Ne"'' vinyl top & inL Air, ne"' ti.res. \\'ill sacrifice for !Ires etc. Sacrifice $2j95. $1500. Call wk days bet..-.·ee:n 6~';..762!J. Hunl!hgton Bearh mileage, extras, S 2 1 9 5 . 842-1844 * (213) 592.5544 213/<4Nl50 ., 693-5143. "Home o1 tho Viking" LINCOLN Salefl I: Service OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS HONDA CARS 'TI thtt1 :73 Pontiacs DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '6.i T-BIRD. Landau. Lo 1ni. Loaded Incl i;te1~ & ape\ cntrl. $1950. Orig. own G'l?r3535 . ILUE .... HJ.0 ¥9 .. lllCE * Stallon \\ragon • 1970 Ford LTD 8 pass. coon· UNIVERSITY OLDS '71 CH EY .... U. !~ lon, Vt. ~!low, itln· d1rd lr1111., ! .. 069F I s2480 s2099 $2980 $2475 Sl_ZSO 3-5 p.m. 897-2472 'iO (l)~U_G_A_R_x-.--R--1-.-.-lx. 1968 CAPRI, londau, air, loaded. Orig. 0 1\·ncr. }\'hsl strreo, 6 \\'ay senl, disc BB + $100. 53&-245.i brks, pv•r "'il\llO\\'S, till \l.'hl, radial tires. $1200 at blu bk ..... 1~1. 963-i536 try squire. F'u.U p\\T, fae ~ .(lir , very elean, priced ror quick sale. $1900. Call 673-&tM or 5'16-4155 2850 l!arbor Blvd. Costa J\f('sa 5'10-9640 '00 OLDSJ\10 BILE V ista Cruiser wagon, g r e a I transportation, $9SO. P1i pty. 61H214 2-1SO Jlarbor Blvd., at Falr Ori\'e, Costa J\1eira 546-8017 '67 FIREBIRD, auto, xln't cond. $1350 or best offer. '64 T-BJRO. Good body, paint. Needs head gaskel. S.IB-1349 or 53f,_1f165. Call 5:11Hi654. -~= IM .. ALA DODGE '59 PONT. Catalina, 2 rtr hrdtp. Runs good. Looks good . $125. 5.1G--015l. 1969 T-BIRO. Loaded, full flO\Vf'r, AC, PS/PB, viny) top, J>tlOne MG-3367. -'71 CHEY. COVPE. VI. IUIO. ''""'·· 1 .. cklry 1lr, power slNfl"ll' brown (12&-C'l'X) CA,lllCIE , GHEY. • DOOll HAlt0- CHRYSLER ' :G3 l"'HRYSLE R Nt'\\' Yorker '&.> COUNTRY Sqoin' •ta '70 LINCOLN "'ag, 10 psngr, air, am/fm - stereo, roof rack, clt'an MAIK Ill '68 OLDS Cutlll&'S, a/c, auto, SHARP '67 Grand Pri.x. a/c, '66 T. Bird. lull po\\·er. xlnt 169 TOP. VI, "uto. trlni .• f1"ory a!r, power ' Slftl'"!n;, whi11, "'12 .. $1985 l''ull ()\vr. Like . new. $400. 962·5488 '72 DUSTER Sport, auto, P /S, vin. top, l;Ktck~ts, ecpoon1ica l 225 6 cyl., im· n1ac. cond .. only 16,0CKI rr.l. $2600. 64&-nn. . '69-3-IO DART. Very _gd. fan1ily car. Must sell. Sfg95, v .g automatic transmiS'lion '19-1-2217 radio & heater, power steer: 'Qa F'OR D LTD good con-ing & brakes, \\i dle side- dilion, gOOd OO<ly. Musf ~II ! -\\•all Hi"es, vinyl-top, leather $400. 645-6764 a fler 5:00 interior,_ poo·er \l.1ndows & p:m . sears;----rur coOOitfoning. p/s, p/b, clean. 70,000 ini, full pD\\"er, 962-3808 $750. or <.'Ond, low ni i. .ai!':: ~~!&· $1300, 646-0013 / ~·8510 -~be,_s~t=-o~tt°'e:o'·-.,,..,-.,,.--:;:,-,, · O"'llel'. best oiler. 6,.,..,..JN, af!._~:30. '61 PONT. Cntalinn. Xln.'t VEGA 'fiS TOIWNAI?O. AirJ ·stereo.!. transp car. $150, 2083 Thurln l~~-;;:;;:;::;:;=;::=::;:;:::;j FM, trlr h1tch--:-T.OW ml. St, ;Apt C, 197t VEGA \Vngon, econ., 4 P /W, PI S. Nu radials. $1400. 'f.S PONTIAC LeMans. P/s, sP(I tl"ans, spec. hndlg pkg, _cTRL GROTH CHEVROLET 11211 Beach Blvd. Huntington a.ach 545-8863 * 847-6839 OPEN EVERY DAY 'TIL 10 PM. GE>NTINENTAL-+"'-'~· ll'.'<~~-Billa 1964 DODGE V-8, auto, air, runs good, $300. 9711-291!6 FALCON 1970 CONT'L 4 dr., full pwr ., auto. te1np control, radk> stereo tape 14 1 pk s .), special vinyl top, Ith. int., auto. spd. control, 6-way p\\T. spat, other xtras. 1---------- Under 30.cm mi, Exe. cond. ll\.l!\tAC. '65 r alcon 2 dr, 6 Orie: price $8,500 Sell at cyl, auto, R&H, air oond. S3,29j /Jess than a Coml!t) Xlnt economy. has had xlnt 6-14-2976 rare. 2 o"•ners. pvt ply. ~~~------.\! $395. 5.36-8400. FORD '51 FA L CON, good trnn."!portation, n1ake oiler. 540-2:i01. '66 FAIRL.>\NE Squire wgn. pis & 8.ir. $525 or offer. '71 1-"'0RO LTD Country IZ&~408). . Squire. Fal't. air . Pis. P"T $4889 ";,"' b•~'-""'" "'"· $2900. GUSTAFSON Best offer. &18--0472 ·oo L m 2 d•. ••! ,.•10. Uncoln-Mercury heater, Pis .. P/b, nu parnt. 16800 Bea ch at \Varne1· Runs good. 548-l79.J lluntington Beach · '66 FORD stat \\·agon, ~/s. 842..a&M e (213) 592.5544 Auto trans. nu eng & paint, ''Ho f th y ·k· ,. good brks & tires. ~9-1058 me o _• __ , 1ng_ '66 . l'OftD Wagon, 9 MERCURY passenger air, pis. $49.'i. '13 FOR~ ~~;hon. ,;, '70 MERCURY "'""''"'" Rad. ,;..,,, 9.000 MARQUl$ WGN • n1i , $419;), 979-8795 · g pass, VB, aulo tra ns, tact. '66 FORD "'agon. 9 pa~. VS, air rond.. po...,·er steering, ai r, A/t, p/s. radio, h!'ater, only 35,000 831Mi700 P/b, Air cond, $SCIO. Call xlnt co n<I, !p,000 mi, R&H, '72 TORONADO, 14,000 nil, 646-4473 S0ol"-1SO~. '°84'°2"'-72l'O-C' 6C..,.,-..,..---,,-I Sun root M.ichelin, ~200. '66 PONTIAC Tcn1pest, 2 tl r ;72 VEGA Hatchback, r /h, Loaded. 551-2028 llT, ps, good !ires, good deluxe int., nuto, $16$. Priv '67 DELJ\tONT 88, air rond, mech coocl. $450. 673-0766. party. 536-9487 r/h, p/s. pb, S-195. or best '6~ GRAND Pri..,., loaded. 'TI VEGA lfatchhack, Dl'\\' offer. 8.18-8870 $300. (Nei'SeaS otders. must brakes & th-es. ri.tust see. 1968 Olds. Cutlass, auto, air, sell. 968-6896 aft 5. &•st orrcr. 497-261·1 aft 4. pi s. p/b, in gd. shape $995. , .. ,1 a "'l'arl"'.' Pla<·e an ad! f"l;,1ss1rif'<I /, ;S , '· , t>42-5!iiP 9G2-:.ml Autos,_ Imported 970 Autos, linport9d 970 '&I DELTA 88, 4 rlr HT, auto, full JmT·\Vindo\,•s, locks. air. belo."' bk 641-0238. PINTO 'i t CONTL, 2 rlr, all PleC'I, air, 1 O\\•nr, xlnt <.11ncl., lo mi. $429:1. 492-KKll. 12-1 h~. l '69 ri.t,\RI{ III. Loaded incl .111.Creo & spd. contrl. Lo mi. Orig. own. $4550. 675-3535 1971 LINOJL.i'l Continental. Fully equipped. Beaut. cond. ri.1ust sell. &12·9855, 642-6R57. Autos, Imported 970 646-4778 . AVto1, lmpOrt~ C111l 642·2766 n1ill?s (466COY) -. 970 Autos, tmpon..i"-970 --~ '$1'977 -- \Vhe11 lre 1noved to Nelvport Bei1e 1" lve unpacked tr11didon first. Tradition is our moot valuable aSl'.iet.. So we hand le it with special care in-everything we do. 1''ro1n selling or leru.ing the prestigious Mercedes line ..• to maintaining its extraordinary road perforn\ance with our factory licemed ~ca. . . tr yott're one of the J0,00(.l'°Mercedes owners we serviced over the past twelve ye8.rs in Santa Ana. you l;.now what "'e're t alking about. I t 's becauSt' or l)Ur proud tradition nf product a nd l'<C~vice t hat "'e ll('C:une • -. .!.. - A1nerica's la rgest independe nt M e rced.es Bcni dealership. -. j Now in Newport Beach, we are enlarging this tradition. Our new fiicility allows us to incre&se ·out new and used Mercedes inventory as well as ·our pruts a nd service departmen ts. All to serve you better. Plan now to visit our new showroom and t~t drive lhe Mr rc.'edes. )"ou 'll 1'ee that when we unpacked, we tnok <"are of I.he most important product first . ., JM SL.EMONS IMPORTS . l:JJI QUAii. &"'l'IIBt:'f , "NE\l/POHT BEACll • PHON F; S:.L.1~1 · ,JOHN R. YOUNG Developer • EMKA DEVELOPME NT & CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. (~ontracinr . \v ARREN ELECTRIC Electrical Contract or DARLENE YOUNG INTERIORS Decorator See It · You'll Buy It ~t.oaLw W YOLYO 1966 !-!arbor, C.l\l &M>-9303 "68 COLONY Park Sta \Vagon. l.Ll\V miles. air. 10 pas.'!. man)t.. xtras! Sl-199. 673-:ll66. '66 l\.fUSTANG V8, air, good condition $650 or trade for used V\V. CaU L es l i e 675-3189 • PLYMOU'l'.H '69 Plymouth Fury Ill 4 door, fac· tory air. f)O\rer ste<-r· l~ & brakes, au10 trans, radio, heater, "'S\\t tires, exception· ally C'lean! 1715Al\:U) $1699 2-ISO Harbor Bl~I. Al Fair D:·ivc S.16-SOli . '65 CONVERT. Xlnt cooditklin. eau.- ·57 ~tUSTANG, low mileage, xlnt eond, by o w n i:_r . 557-.{1639. DUSTER, fully fact. equip. Deluxe cond. $3000 • 6~1:& anyUme PLY. F_ury Ill, 1969 air, radio, good lire'!, quick sale price $800, 536-7257 ''SERVICE" . 'Mmoo• '65 MUSTANG Fastback, r&h. mags, -4 spd, air cond, xln't cond. (Il4) 968-9516. '68 Satellte, r /air, xlnt. trnnsp., $575. ·--""" ..... '67 ri.tuST ANG COn\'el'.f.., VS. Perl. cond. Only 42.<m ml, orig. OWllE'r. Sl-000. 6-14-12-\6 1968 1'.fUST ANG 289 1895 64&-9712 -'63 VALIANT Signet, orig owner. Xlnt <.'Ond. SJOO. • 6-14-5200 • '68 BA RA CUDA, p/s, p/b, air L'OtMI. $899. Call 556-879i '66 t.Il lST. 28S-2V, 1 O\\'fK'r· '68 PL\'. 9 pass \\'{;II. 1'"/1\, auto, sic, pis, p/b, r/h, nc°"'' !ires. Xlnl. rond, l $800. or bc>st offer. 552-7332. 01vnrr. Sl l49. 5,;7-8771. Trucks 962 Trucks 962 -Truckt TRUCKS -TRUCKS • '68 Chevrolet '72 El Camino '66 Chevy SPORT VAN FIBERGLASS SHELL EL CAMINO \'8. aulomati<', r:io\\·rr !'llrrrln~. 3 seat. Rrbuill r nginC' V8, auto-350 cu. in. V8. automatic. pmv· bucket Sf'a ls, 67.711'1 onr 0\\"111'1" ma tic, radio, l'xtra n ice. 1432~ t'r steering & brakes, air cond. n1ilt's. Ne\\' color . Sharp. C39'J.. 62C). 13,385 careful miles. (795151\·IJ 1-JRl-I ! $2199 $3499 $1199 1972 BLAZER 4 WHEEL DRIVE VI ENGINE· 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION ·RADIO • $ LOCKING HUBS-21,358 MILES. 149136Ll '71 Toyota '71 International LANDCRUISER CARRYALL 4WH. DRIVE 18,38'1 miles. 2 sctA tires on-0r{ Roll bar, )()eking hulMi, 4 whElf"I road, a ir, P.S., P.B.. 4 spd., dl1ve, Nasty nice. Radio, 33,000 radio. Ll.ke ne\v. Extra gas n1Ues. Big tires. (915DSH) !Mk. (961HBD) $2899 $4199 . '68 Dodge 'h·TON VAN Automatic tran.~miMion. 6 cyl· lnder engine. Good condition. (Q98973) $1299 CONNE 828 ICARBOR BLVD. OSTA MESA J-ROtE 546-1203 • ~.tltv P!l.OT • •s 1 --- e ·-· I ·wE APPRECIATE . YOUR BUSINESS . . BRAND NEW 1973 . OMEGA RAND NEW OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1973 SU.PRE ME - ,,,___ With Air Conditioning. and Bucket Seats. . • . • -• • . . . . • . • . ' . u . ,. ' I • •• (10!1711 73 CUSTOM CRUISER . _ '73 OLDS . NINETY . l htll ,.....,. •• ,.,... (W71Q121 OOt I) EVEN GREATER ~'°ft,·· -WAGON · EIGHT <» •1177 ii!";tt $1177 '73 OLDSMOBILE .. -iCl .. TORONADO SAVINGSON -·· ............ · (RA51Ut1Mt41 OFF .~1..01 OFF G,M.C. TRUCK CENTER Brand New 73 GMC PICKUP Fully factory equipped. Order yours now OLDS 88 . '68 2 Door lluoc.'lop, Y-1, $5 77 aut•: treas., ,. •• , --&--• ............ , ........ (Wlll'24) MERCURY ' '66 2 -"'"""''l.-M $577 -,...... ....,., •i, cond. (WAI041) OLDS 98 '67 :.;·~I~.==: $677 tory .. , """" (TCX_, PONTIAC . · $2577 . '68 ~Y-1,,-.-$777 ter, pewer 1teerin1. (lll741) BUICK PHONE 546-6750 '68, =~i:z~r:t $977 ........ E E E !!!!Tl!'!!!iO!!'!IN _,.. PONTIAC '68 ::~::·II:~~.~~ $ ) 1 7'!'1 OP r::,··;,~.: . I (m346I '· ::: . '69~~·1277 IN '68 ~~: $1877 • s1177 LOW MILEAGE EXECUTIVE CARS . · 30-to choose fro Honda Country -- . COME DOWN. AND SEE · WHAT MAKES US · ORANGE COUNTY'S NO. 1 . . HONDA DEALER NOW _ HERE . · .j BIG SELECTION! THE LITILE GAS SAVER! THE BIGGER, All NEW '73 ltONDA 'CMC 4 SPEED OR AUTOMATIC • • ZXlt2t2 ......__ __ ______________ ..... • • • • • -j I .I l~~,....;----1·--. I . : ... --· . .. I I I ( 1 I • . . -. . . ---:...:...... .· .. ---• • .. . .. DIG DAILY_P_IL_or~~~~~-su_~_.,_.J_u~_1_0._1_w1 I .-'-78 CORON'ET, WAGON . 1 73 DODGE ·$ . '70 MAYERICK hll'9, -...,, delu•ein....W, WC!Mi.(!'61lC) --' -'70 PLYM. 2·•. "·'·· .......... tnrltt;,;... .tMri.., ,...iti, ......,, ~ elr, vt.yl t9ft. (tnAVK) '69 MUSTANG ..... , ,,..,.,, ., .. JI ..... ..-.""' llWCh ...,.. l"DIT177-2401) . '68 FllDllRD ... > Y-1, •llf9, ttan5., ,.._, s...,i"lt ,..ie, Metw, vfftyl ,.,, toctory.•ir, (OJSCH) '70 CHARGER v.a, ...-.. trans., rHio, Nater, vhtyl top, t.ctety •Ir c.M. (467A5Z) '72 PLYM. IV•Y V-1,..,.., tnms., ,._., ~ ...iie. ......,., *'-'Y .tr f'L41C2D-1341S7) '69 FORD ........... Y-1, ""'le, hMW, ,._ 1teMi"l! .... .,f,...1,, ft12ACG) . . I DART FULLY PACTOIY IQUl,1110 -OIDll YOUIS NOW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY " FOR FREE PHONE FULLY FACTOf:Y IQut,PID. OIQll YOUIS· NOW CREDIT ~CH:E-CK -557-9220 + ~--GAS-SAYERS · T.AKE YOUR CHOICE1 <, '71 DART llMON. Y-1, "!"io, htiahlr, aUto. tra.u., "'°It. ~LN29NU1~1} '71 VEGA WAGON. Fully factory eq'uippecl plus much more (9 .. DIS) '71 DART SWINGll 6 cyl., radio, heater, factory ....,lpped (160CTO) '71 COLT 2 Dr., rwdio, Mattr, ,_..,,. 9e1uippH •. (6H21kl JOSU6) . '71 PINTO . , .......... , ....... --......., """'"""" f7t611A)• $ . . $31.50 DOWN -J ..:.... .· $31.50 A MONTH . $31.50 Is toNI dn. ,.,m.1tt ~1;so is tot.I"'°' ,,..m. IMI. ~a lbw.-•II corrylne chorfe1 on opp. creel~ for» 1"CIS. Defernd poyment prkle _$1176. .. Incl. Nx a II~. ANNUAL',EUEff!AG:f IATI '~·''"· . I• • • ' • .. 168 COUGAR ---. " SJjj X•7 .. '70 I · . ·• ''.'--~-.•. ·~: YI, r•lllie , •••t9r, .4 •p•e'tl trtt••· • ~.1Yf06124~1 • J '68. FORD -r&lltLANI 2-Doet Hordtop, YI, llVfo. mi .... , fadory9ir~, • ....... ....n,. {40SCTZ) . ,: . t -'68 DART GT v.1, '"''•· trons., ,._r ,...ri,..,. NMI+., Mlrt•'· vi11yl.., (Tlll36) ' .-' " '67YWIUG ; 1 • ~ ' . . . \_ ~ .'.69 T-lllD· :. · ' . I ' , J v.1, •uto> tr.M., ,...... ....n.e & ........, ,..., ~iilyt ,.,; M/fM .-.., elr (2JX'TI) 1 . . ' 1· PULL "alCI - • -·-·-COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH . HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE \. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 DEAL WITH THE LARGEST 22 YEARS IN ORANGE COUNJY ~--... -....,_.,_ -----__ _,,..,,.,.~- . --s1op· 9y TODAY-...;. ,SELEOIONS AU BIG, SAYINGS Ill TIEMENDOUSI REDUCED PRICES ON THE WORLl)IS FllEST PA 1105 COMPANY INC. 7Sfl IAIDll llOYI KVD. WESTMINSTEI 636 4420 CACIOSS RIOM WAID *MMTQN lUMB) • .. ,. !PORT! HIOHllO/lrt .'iii SUNDAY, JUNE 10 I 10:30AM m Dodger Baseball The Dodgers vs. Mets at New York. 12:00 ~S Sports Spectacular 1:00 Sports Action P~File .... 1:30 Cl) CBS Tennis Classic John Alexander plays Brian Fairlie. 4:30 Jim Thomas Outdoors 5:30 CBS Sports Illustrated 6:30 Sumo Wrestling 7:45 Roller Games 8:30 I IJlc1AL I Champions on Ice An inside look at the United States Figure Skating Team with host Dick Button. MONDAY, JUNE 11 5:00PM ®) Major league Baseball 8:00 O Major League Baseball Teams tc be announced. THURSDAY, JUNE 14 8:00PM m Boxing From the Olympic 10:30 I!) fhampionstllp Fishing ---------'f~IDAY;--;Jl:INE-'-1=5'-·-• --=-----· 10:30PM U CIJ @ U.S. Open Golf Championship Preview The second round highlights and a history of the tournament. SATURDAY, JUNE 16 10:30AM I Roller Games 12:00 BC's Wide World of Sports 11:00 I o Major League Baseball 1:30 (1)@ U.S. Open Golf Championship The third round of play from the Oakmont Count ry Cl ub. Oakmont, Pa. Championship Bowling 2:30 Flshln' Hole • 4:30 irts Action Pro-File Jockey Robyn Smith is profiled. 5:00 6 ABC's Wide World of Sports lebrity BowUng 7:00 Sports With Bertka The Thrillseekers 8:00 ham lonshi Wrestli Allied Is The Award Winner! QUALITY ROOM ADDITllNS REMODEL YOUR HOME with Allied Builders •.. Wb111er 1973 National "Contractor Of The Year Award"! YH , ALLIED BUILDERS IS THE WINNER! In competition with entriff from ecross the netion. Allled Builders hes won the 1973 Gr•nd N•tlon•I Aw•rd es "N•Uon•I Contr•etor of ttM Yeer"I (Presented by the N•tlon•I Remodelers Assoc;. •tlon et their 31st Annuel N•tion•I Home Improvement & Remodellns [•position In Mi•ml Be•ch, Florid•. In J•nu•ry). YOU'RE A WINNER, TOO ... when you let Allied Builders si-you hOw to set the most from remodelln& your home. Fill ESTillATIS flO 0-..&ATIOll nlUllCJK Cal "Mr. (1'tff" llOW! There's A Place In Your Home For A Beautiful Bathroom! • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 Why-let Jhe high cost of living keep you from buying a new car? Harbor American/ Jeep has turned Gremlin prices UPSIDE DOWN Example: Stk. #3091 Equipped, Not Stripped,· with power steering, 258 Six, -tinted -glass, 1-u-gga-ge -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 Utt.JS 11 ttte total down payment. Uf.tl •~ flle totel mo. payment Inc. tu, lie.. •II tlfl•nc• ci.~,..., 911 approved APR 1UI "' Harbor American/ Jeep has a large selection of GREMtlNS, 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 ,. l~ I\ \llHf"I'-\ \lfUHf ~11.u.rntn J'"' tul "'otd,' \\hen \Oii ho\ .1 "' \\ l'H ' ,,11 fr1u11 .111 Amt.•t•l.dt• \h \tOr' \Ji.:Jh.1, !\11lUH,,IU \tHHlh (. nq,(H,1l1tHt l!h11,,tl1h.+.' hl )VU lh1.1l 1 l\H'r'' lot t1h-., It \\llf p,I\ lof lht.. t,•p,111 \H lt.,.f"l,1<.(IO'-'Ut O( .1n' flJrt It"'""''\.' 1h.._1t "J,1k"""-' '" m,11,•ri.._d qt '"''"~m'-tn· ,h11l I lu' t.:11;u ,1n1"" 1-. µund lur I~ mttn1h' from th~· llJt\.' th-.:- ''""""' 0,,.,1 01 t~.oou 1wk,, \\hh.h"'"''' ,rnn"'' 11r,1 1\11 "'" r,·41u1h " 111.11 thl.' "·" "'° 1uup"·rh m.1m1.1m,·.t Jml t..u,•J f..r 111ukt nut1H,jl .. ,, .111J '"''''"'' ut llh' lilt\ l n1h.·ll ~I.th.'' or C ,1n.ul.1 .wd 1h.11~11.1r.rnl""''1~·r·"'' 1H '"'111.u."·m.:ol ~· 1t1J<.I"· tn .111 f\Hh.r1 ... t11 \.toh''' lk.11..'r 2. " (t\.·, lt\,llh.·r ,,,,-tro1n .1lmu,l "'\ .. f\ OIH tlf thtr ,k.1h. , .. ,r l-'lhllJ'"""'l '' "·"'' .. ,~" ,.\" ""~h• 3. St'"''jl lflll l nl\.rfllf'l100 1'Hll\.\li00 4 . '\nd J 1011 fr.:,· hot h11.: 10 A '>IC ll1.Jd411J11.:" H·ARBOR AMERICAN 1• Harbor Blvd., Costa M·esa ;~:~~u?: .. :::,, {714) 645-7770 , OPEN SUNDAYS Page 3 Associated Brokers Homes ·Income . lnvestmenh 2025 w:-B•lbo• Blvd. NewJ?or t BHch 673 -366) Austin-Smith, Gorman •nd Auoci•tu, Recsltor\ 2828 E. Co.st Hwy., Coron• del M•r 6~·7270 Bo /boo Boy Prop. Boy & Beach Realty "Since 1949" 2407 E. Coast H.,.;y. ~oronct del M•r 675-3000 Boyd Realtors 3629 E Coctst H ... y. Coron• del Mct r 675-5930 C J S Real Estate 1740 Or•nge Ave. Cost• Mesa, C.lif. 5'48-11 68 Buy -Sell -E.change Colesworthy & Co. Realtors Page 4 "Oi,t inctive Homes" E.stbluff Shopping Center Newport 8Hc;h 6'«>-0020 Colwell Properties, Inc . Newport-C ost• Me\d, 6"6-0555 Coron• del M.,r, b75-72 2S s .ddfeb.d, 586-0222 Co rbin -Mort in Realtors For Property in Newport Bectch Co,t• Mes• & Coron• del Mctr 3036 E. Cst. Hwy. M 4-7662 The Gallery of Homes 17187 Broothurst. F.V. 96).5611 (Percy H. Goodwin Co.) "A NICE W AY TO GO!" Morgon Reolty Buy • home -build 6 futurl' H I I E. Coast Hi9hway Coronet d el M<tr 6 7J-6642, 675-6459 Ginny Morrison, Realty 1505 Me'• Verde Drive Ectst Costc1 Mesct , 557-• I 30 ·Forest E. Olson Inc., Re altors 2299 H•rbor Blvd . C ost• Me'" M S.0303 Bob Pettit Realtor Speci.,lizing in Irvine I st Western 8•nt Bldg. University P•rk, lr.,ine 552-7000 Th e Real Estoters S Locctl Office\ 646-717 1 -546-23 I 3 -67J.8550 842·2535 -8 .. 1.2535 \ TH E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 10, 1973 Red Ca rpet Realtors Cost• Me\•, 54~-8640 Newport 8ectch. 6'45.8080 Red Hill Reolty A Comp•ny with VISION Univ. Pc1rk Ce11ter, Irvine Cctll Anytime 552. 7500 Riviera Realty Speci•li1in9 1n lctquna Propl'rlil'\ 30808 So. Co•sl Hwy. Shirley Realty 9080 Edinger, Fountain V •lley 842-2502 ... Ovel 30 yurs of personalized service United Form Agency, In c. 1770 Or•nge Ave , Cost• Me set. M S 7)-44 H omes, Income Unih. 8usineues Commer c1e1I · Lctnd. F•rms Vision-Red Hill Rea lt y University Part Center, Irv ine C ell Anytime 552-7500 Gib Walker Realty Residential & Income Propttt'tiu HSS-G Via Lido NewpOl'"t Beach 675-5200 MORN ING EJl) Sesame Street 10:00' II (j) Gambit @ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 6:00 II Cl) SuM!Mr Semester 0 @) m 5-le of the Century m UntversitJ of the Air II Movie: See Daytime Movies. 6:25 O Knowtedp 00 Ben C.1t1 ®l Tod•J on the Farm 0 Tempo 6:30 -Ecolo-Mon. Wed. Fri.· Od-· m Andy Griffith Slto'w _. ., ' ' ' ,. ID City Kids sey Tues., Thurs. CI> Daybreak 10:30 II (j) Love of Lile ()) Educatlon1I Futurea A 1Q) m Hollywood Squires m Ntw Zoo Review m Hazel 6:45 EE Commodity Report ID features Special Notice Full cover•&• of this week's sessions of the W1ter11t1 Hearings are sched- uled for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursd11, plus possible cover11e of Skylab, so be prepared for pre-emption of 111 rtiul1rly scheduled Daytime Pro· lfllltS. 7:0011 News 0 ®) m Today Show 00 l1n1n1 Splits D Physical Geo1r1phJ m Buss and His Buddies 0) Bozo's Bl1 Top $hOW tB M1rtiet o,tnln1 EJl) Sesame Street 7:30 00 Bozo's 81& Top Show ONtwi 0 C1rtoons Mon.. Tues , Wed.; , h lss ts Thurs.· Puent Youth Forum Fri. fm Mister Ro1ers' Neighborhood 11:00 B (j) The Young and the Restless 0 lm1 m Jeopardy The fugitive m The Flyin& flun ID features Ell) The Electric Company Cl) P1ndor1m1 del Valle 11:30 B Cf) Search tor Tomorrow O ·®l m Who, What, Where Game U Gene Autry 0 @ ED Bewitched m Ho11n's Heroes IDNews m Eduutional f11tures AFTf RNOON 12:00 B Noontime B m Three on I Match U Movies: See Daytime Movies. Hazel m ~artoons (j) @) m News ID Skip 'n Woofer ID G1llopin1 Gourmet -EE Stock Exchan11/Jim Adam s Show 12:30 II 00 As the World Turns 1:00 II Captain K1n11roo 0 ®) m Days of Our lives U The ti1llery 00 Paul Dixon Show Cl) Leave It to Beaver 0 Cl) Cl) Split Second 0 Ralph Story's AM iJ Youth and the Issues Wed. (j) Sunup.Mel Knoepp m Let's Rap 0 Gl11ntor Cartoons ID Di11in1 for Dollars m Dennis the Menace 1 :00 11 (i) The Guiding Li&ht EE Stotk hctw1n1• O ®.l m Tiit Doctors EJl) Naturalists Mon.: Zoom Tues.. '6) Anythin& You C.n Do Thurs.; ril Chi Ch'u1n Wed.; Cook· 0 00 Cl) All MJ Children inc the Chan·Ese Way Fri. O News 1:30 0 Futures m MO¥ie: See Da~ime Movies. (_i) Ouie and H1rrift 1:30 B OO Edp of Ni&ht 0 Uvln& bsy Dr Joyce Brothers 0 ®) m Another World m Yocf Ind friends 00 Mike Douit1s Show 0) G111nby 0 {]) El) lefs Make 1 Deal; Antr· 1:50 Cil News neon Ptaybre1k "This Child Is Mine" 9:00 II Cl) Tiie Jotier's Wiid Thurs. This drama centers on a (I) Sesame Street courtroom battle to determine 0 (ig) m Dln1h's Ptace whether a 5-year-old boy's adoptive U Man In 1 Suitcase Mon .. Wed., parents may keep him or must lose Fri.; Broken Arrow Tues.; The Fu&!· him to his natural mother. Rose· live Thurs. mary Prinz. Robin Stra sser. James 00 Phil Donahue Show Craig. John Conte, Don Galloway, 0 J1ek LI Lanne Stephen Young and Marjorie Lord ID I love luCJ star. ID Tennes ... Tuaedo Cl Movie: See Daytime Movies. fl) Money Dlpst ID Not for Women Only 9:30 I Cl) The $10,000 Pyr1Mid fE Commodity Report · 9 m l1ftlt 2:00 II (() Tiie New Price Is Rl&ht D Mowte: See Daytime Movies. 0 (ig) m Retum to Peyton Pl1ce 0 Naws 0 00 (iB lhe Newlywed Game m llle Motllers·ln·Llw Ii) Petticoat Junction UJ ROtllpet Room Ell) featu·m fl) hecutlve RePort 2:30 II Ci) Hollywood's T1lkin1 0 ®l m Somerset 0 (]) C£) Tfie 01tin1 Game ID Rocket Robin Heod 3 :oo B lite Secret Sttrt1t 0 The New Beat ttie Clock 0 Hipw1y Patrol (])Superman C1rt04tfts D (]) m Gener1I Hospital (IO) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ii) Uncle Waldo EI!) Sut Yun1 Yin& Yee mc1nem1 36 3:10 m Ben Hunter Interviews 3:30 B It's Your Bet 0 Mike Dou1ln Show U Ozzie and Harriet IJ) Dennis the Menace 0 (]) Cl) One life to live 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Quick Draw McGraw ID Porky Pi& Cartoons • ti) LI Comunidad 11 Dia; Cllendlfio Thurs. 4:00 B Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 The Rifleman 00 Get Smart -----0 (I) Cl) love Ameriun Style m Buis 1nd His Buddies ID Dkll Tracy Cartoons m Seume Street ail Velo de Nov~ m fella the Cat 4:1WI) Titanes en Acc:ion 4:30 (]) Movie: See Daytime Movies. U fattier Know1 Best 00 The Flrln1 N11t1 0 News Schubeck. Morris m Yo1l Ind Friends UJ M11ill1 Q.,i111 Cartoons fl)E AMo mc.rtoens g) Kl•bl 4:50 m fuhions In Sewln1 5:00 0 U Iii News (6) I Love LUCJ ([) Drarnet 0 Beverly Hillbillies (lg) News; Major Lea1ue Baseball Mon. -m The Flintstones UJ Gilll11n's Island EJl) Mister Rottrs' Nel&hbomood ti) El Amor Tlene C.r1 de Mujer m Western Stir Theatre ail features Cl) Potpourri m TllrM Stoo1es 5:30 U Se• Hunt ct) M1yberry RFD O CI> Q) News (ig) Assi1n•nt Fri. only. m Dennis the Menact m ... .., ud a.. "9fater EE Vldls en Confllcto m The ~ Company m Don WilSOft's Town Talk ~ featum Tues. &) Speed Ractr ,. .. 5 ' 20t anc the Jar Mi5 boc h O\ SQ HIL wa: goE E anc got it. occ rea to Be· No WO ma girl thr wh sec ' the fell sm wh Da scr anc Ga he far sai up car goc or thil ne1 sec tha ap1 del INSIDE ~ the tube ~ OUTSIDE fiollgwood by Biii M•han A TREE GROWS IN BAOOKL YN was made in the heyday of 20th Century-Fox Studio. It was brought to the screen in 1945 and if it were re-released today It would hold up to anything the new wave of filmmakers are turnlngout. BROOKLYN starrea James Dunn, Dorothy McGuire. and Peggy Ann Garner. It got Miss Garner the Academy Award that year and she was every- body's Idol. That wasn't the only big film for Miss Garner, however. She starred In ABE LINCOLN IN ILLINOIS, EAGLE SQUADRON, JANE EYRE, KEYS OF THE KINGDOM, NOB HILL, JUNIOR MISS, and a dozen other films of that era. She was a true star and her name was constantly on every movie- goer's lips. -But, H eo often h•ppen1 In Hollywood, techniques, styles, and concepts change. Many of yesteryear.'s stars become for· gotten or drop out of the business because they get bored with it. Miss Garner has been one of those dropouts, working only occasionally In the theatre or on TV. When I heard she was ready to make a comeback, I wanted to be the first to talk to her. I was to meet Peggy Ann In the Polo Lounge of the Beverly Hltls-Hotet. The interview was arranged by her-agent, Norman Stevens, and he would be with her. I wondered If I would be able to recognize her. As I walked into the hotel I saw a girl getting out of her car. and the parking boy taking it away. There was no mistaking her, it was Peggy Ann Garner. I walked up and Introduced myself. She grinned and shook my hand and we went into the Polo Lounge together. She was . k and with great animation. Except for a certain amount of maturity, her face was still the face of that wonderful little girl that I and so many others had grown up with. As we walked through the hotel, heads bobbed and even -the heavyweights who hang out there recognized her. We spotted Norman and seated ourselves at his table. We t•lked •bout many different things but a great deal of the conversation was nostalgic because that was the way I felt. When I asked her what her most favorite role was she smiled and said, "It would have to be BROOKLYN. I remember when Elia Kazan showed the first several days of the dallies to Darryl Zanuck. Zanuck looked at them and said he wanted to scrap the film and start all over. He thought It was so good and he was so Impressed he wanted to shoot the film In color. Gadg (Kazan's nickname) threatened to walk off the show if he did it." t "Do you ml11 thoH day1?" I questioned. Her eyes got a faraway look and :she weighed her answer. "Yes and no," she said. "I find I miss them most when occasionally someone walks up to me and says, 'HI, Peggy, remember me? I was the cameraman-or the key grip-on NOB HILL. Those were the good old days, huh?' " "What do you want to do now?" I asked. ''Something wonderful and different. I don't care If It's film or theatre, I just want It to be wonderful and successful. I'm thinking about putting together a nightclub act for Vegas. I've never done that and I'd love to do it.'' I thought about all the second-rate talent performing in Vegas and immediately agreed that it would be a marvelous idea for her. I NW Norman t•k• out hi• pen and scratch a note in his ·appointment book. It read, "Get Peggy's act started." I was delighted to see that she had an on-the-ball agent. THE DAILY PILO,., TV WEEK. JUNE 10, 1973 'MURDER IN AMERICA.' Causes and effects of homicide in. the United States. and a belief that such crimes may be a symptom of something much deeper in our society. are examined in the NBC Reports program. "M urder in America," Tuesday at lOPM. Executive producer Fred Freed and his production crew spent six months researching and filming the program, primarily in Denver. Colo .. and as they followed eight members of Denver's homicide squad through their daily routines, they learned that aside from social problems. killings are often traceable to reasons that are positively inane. "There's nothing funny about murder," says Detective Lee Williams. "but some oI the craziest things can lead to homicide. We had a case of a man who shot his wife because she took the best piece of chicken. Another wife was slain by her husband after he accused her of eating his tuna fish sandwich; then it turned out that he had eaten it himself and had forgotten about it." I HOMICIDE!-Detectins Jack Cantley (left) and Lee Williams Inspect the body of a murder victim In a morpe In Denver, where filming was done for NBC Reports. Jack Cantley, another Denver homicide detective. recalled a suspect who, when advised he was being held for investigation of a homicide, said, "Oh. that's killing yourself. isn't it?" ''About three years ago:'' Cantley continued. "we had a case of four teenage boys who were plotting to hold up a gas station. They decided to have a rehearsal and one pointed .. ;l gun at another and said. 'Give me your money!' "The youngster answered . 'No!' and his friend with the gun pulled the trigger. killing him instantly.'' Among the facts. figures and theories uncovered by Fred Freed. producer Adrienne Cowles and director Darold Murray during their extensive research were : . -Of the 100 homicides a year in Denver. 95 percent are committed with guns. and 75 percent of those by "Saturday night specials"' (small, cheap. hand guns). -Husbands usually kill their wives in the bedroom and wives usually murder their mates in the kitchen. -Philadelphia. with a population of two million, has mvre homicides in a single year then are recorded in England. Scotland nnd Wales. with a popula1ion of 58 million. -More murders occur during a full moon. or following a drastic barometric change. -Most murderc; occur between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m. on weekends. -Most killers and their victims are in the lower economic brackets. -Three out of four murder cases involve people who knew each other. -There's a-murder every 30 minute-; in the United States. "We ca me to the depressi ng conclusion." Jeclarcd '1s. Cowles. "that murder has become an American phenomenon." THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL"' 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION MONDAY: JUNE 11th (P.M.) 4:00 Mister Ro1en' Nei&hborhood (C) (PBS) Educational variety for pre·schoolers, hosted by Fred Ro1ers. 4:30 Electric ComplftJ (C) (CTW) Wiii the real Fargo North please st1nd up? Steve Gustafson and 1 thorouahty disauised Skip Hinnant both cl1im to be the limed Decoder. 5:00 Sesame StrHt (C) (CTW) fea · tured Of\ today's-show are the letters F and A and the number 6. 6:00 Monsllo (C) (~lation Films) An unusual look at part of the Japanese culture is presented in this film on famlly crests. or Monsho. ':JO Focus Orenp County (C) (KOCE· TV) "Spotlight on Authors" Host- ed by Jim Cooper. Focus on Oran1• County 1uthors annual UC. lr~int Friends of the Library 1w1rds. 7:00 Sptdat of tit 'Wiil (C) (PBS) "Two Arctic Tales" A dramatiza- tion of two arctic explorations- 1:30 lool lt1t (C) (PBS) "The Ti1tr Wilts" Novelist Myre1' probes power. politics. and romance in the Wuhina1on of the late '70s. 9:00 lntltmation1I Ptrfon11111u (C) (PBS) .. The Firebird" l1or Stra· vinsky conducts his own roman -tic Russian fairy tale ballet. 4:00 Mistler Ropn' Ntipbortloocl (C) (PBS) Variety for children, hosted by Fred Roaers. 4:30 Electric ee..,1111 (C), (CTW) Cast members sin1 paeans of praise to their favorite food-"Ham· burier." 5:00 Sesame Strttt (C) (CTW) This show features the letters H 1nd F ind the number 7. (60 min) 6:00 Tiie Invisible Child (C) (Associa· tlon Films) A film dC"cumentary by those most closely involved shows the causes. treatment and prevention of juvenile de· linquency. 6:30 O•nlbus 50 (C) (KOCE·TV) "Law Day" 7:00 Or1n1• County Review (C) (KOCE·TV) The show profiles the cities of Fullerton, Placentia, Westminster, Stanton. 7:30 Tiit Naturalists (C) RETURN (PBS) "Henry David Thoreau" 1:00 Aiwtrlu '73 (C) (PBS) Corre· spondents Robert MacNeil, Peter Kaye, and James Lehrer report on the problems our complex society has created. 9:00 June Wipe (C) (PBS) "Barbara· lee Oiamonsteln" 9:30 Tumlna Points (C) (PBS) "A Flower Under the Bridae" WEDNESDAY: JUNE 13th (l>.M.) •:OO Mf* lto(en' Nei(llbort.ood (C) (PBS) 4:30 Eltctric CompanJ (C) (CTW) The slaht word is "who." 5:00 S.SIMI Street (C) (CTW) This show features the letters J and H and the number 8. 6:00 See-Toucll·ffff (C) (Association Pa1e 8 Films) The story of artists shar- in& their genius with students. 6:30 Thi Cllen-Ese Way (C) DEBUT (PBS) "Culture and Cooking" 7:00 Homewood (C) DEBUT (PBS) "Jiu in the Round" 1:00 Masterpieu Tllutre (C) (BBC) Vanity Fair -"Vanitas Vani- tatum" Part V 9:00 American OdJSHJ (C) DEIUT (PBS) "Off to the Sea ~ain" Documentary on the lite-style of the eaFly M•r1ntfS throuah song. (60 min) THURSDAY: JUNE 14th (P.M.) 4:00 Mister Ro11rs' Neiallborhood (C) ~PBS) Variety proaram eommunl· eating with youna children, host- ed by Fred Rogers. 4:30 Eltdrie Co•pany (C) (CTW) The Si1llt word is "bottle.'' 5:00 Sesa•t StrHt (C) (CTW) Tb· day's show features. the letters L and J ind the number 9.) 6:00 For Crtt11tr £11111 (C) (Assocta· lion Films) Today. pollution is a 11umber one pn1blem for virtually all urban areas. 6:30 F11ndl Clltf (C) (PBS) "Flaming Fish: Loupe Flambe Au Fenouil" Cooking techniques explained and demonstrated by Julia Child. 7:00 Oran&• County levitw (C) (KOCE·TV) See listine Tuesday, June 12th, at 7:00 PM. 7:30 O•nibua 50 (C) (KOCE·TV) "law Day" TV) "Oranae County Authors" 1:30 Tiie Stuien (C) (PBS) "Browns· ville Station" A rock and roll bind from Ann Arbor, Michigan who believe that performing can be fun. 9:00 flrin& lint (C) (PBS) Conserva· tive columnist William F Buck· ley, Jr. will discuss topics of national and international con· cern with guest newsmakers. (60 min) FRIDAY: JUNE 15th (P.M.) 4:00 Mister Roam' Ntlaflborllood (C) (PBS) Children's variety program hosted by Fred Roeers. 4:30 Electric Co111p11tJ (C) (CTW) The silent "e" and vowel combina· tions "oa/ow" are featured. 5:00 Sesame Strttt (C) (CTW) The letters N and L are featured In today's show atone with the number 10. (60 min) 6:00 Our Man in the Middle (C) (As· sociation Films) The difficult role of our policemen in today's changin2 society is the intriauin1 subject of this film. It eirplores in depth the problems facing all citizens and their respective police departments in the main· tenance of law and order under a variety of situatlens. 6:30 Zoom (C) DEBUT (PBS) Pre. adolescent children help create their own proaram. 7:00 Ameriun OdJuey (C) (PBS) "Off lo the Sea ~ain" (60 min) 8:00 liotrlpllJ Suies I DreN (C) (PBS) "Galileo" (90 min) 9:30 J11$t Jazz (C) DEBUT (PBS "Erroll Garner and Trio" SUNDAY THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 10, 1973 Los Angeles Dodgers meel the Mets al New York ' JUNE 10 MORNING 6:15 m The Christophers/The Bible An· sweB 6:30 fJ Wake·Up 6:45 (J) Christopher Close-Up 7:00 O Tiie Archies 0 The Christophers @ Directions (j) Rea Humbard o Rom1n Holid1ys m Unit One m Sacred Hearl/The Christophers 7:30 O Pebbles and Bamm Bamm O This Is the life · O Mormon Tabernacle Choir @ Curiosity Shop O Dr. Billy J. Harais 19) The Jetsons m Attern1tlves m Social Security in Action 8:00 O i) Lamp Unto My feet O The Me Too Show O Cathedral of Tomorrow 0 ft b Written fJ Herald of Truth 'IQ) Old Time Gospel Hour m Wonderama m Revival Flru 8:30 iJ loolt Up and l ive ::t) Real Estate Open House Ca of e 8) Let There Be li&ht O Day of Discovery m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) m Kathryn Kuhlman 9:00 1J Camera Three '31 film feature 0 Serendipity 0 Day of Discovery 0 Rap With Rabbi Mille 0 (i" Oral Roberts o ConsulUtion m True Adventure 9:30 1J Today's ReUiion CI) Accion de la Comunidad 0 m Around the World in 10 Days 0 Gene Autry @ Movie: "Three Outlaws" (wes) '56-Neville Brand. Bruce Bennett. 0 Domingo ~ Your Doctor Answers O Amuln& Prophecies N Day of Discovery m Old Time Gospel Hour ii) Music1 y Palabru 10:00 IJ Steps to le1rnina 0 m Talltina With a Giant 0 Hour of Power 0 Curiosity Shop Movie: (C) "Geisha Boy" (com) '58-Jerry Lewis, Sessue Hay~kawa 0 Movie: (C) "Rider in the Ni&ht" (mys) Johan Van Heerden. ('ig) S.n Dieao Happenln1 a) Esta £s I• Ytd1 10:30 O Face the Nation O Challenae My Sermon ~ Meet the Press m Dodaer Warm Up/Baseball The OJ True Adventure @E Co••UftitJ Action er;, The Chriatophers 10:45 @ll Mujer 11:00 IJ Newsm1kers 0 m I sl'IC.AL I Power and Poverty in Latin America A look at how the political and economic structure of Latin America could affect the fUture of the United States. 0 Youn& at Heart 6 1 American Physic.I fltness 0 13) a> Bullwinkle l.l01 l11sl1ht m Church in the Home @ll Pantall1 Domlnic1I 11 :30 IJ Sports Challen1e O Old Time Gospel Hour Ci) Movie: "Holy Matrimony" (com) '43-Monty Woolley, Gracie f ields. 0 a> Faalte'a Wisll O Mdvie: tC) "Attack of the Musll· room People" (hor) '66-Akiro Kubo 10 Movie: (C) ''Border River" (wes) '54-Yvonne Decarlo, Joel McCrea. A F T E R N 0-0 N 12:00 IJ CBS Sports Spectacular ~J lnsiaht 0 I $1'lc1Al I Dateline: Israel For· e1gn Minister Abba [ban Is inter viewed. 0 Vision On "Thin Sp key Things" -' ZoorafJla m ln~elliaenttarent 12:30 Treehouse Club 0 Kina Henry VIII "Jane Seymour" Jane. a devout girl from a noble fam11y. persuades Henry to take M11ry (his !lau11hter by first wife Catherine) back into the court. 0 Oral Roberts O Startime "A Song Called Re· venae" ,a TV 8 looks at leamina m Joe OeSilva's Open Forum m Wines to Advent1.rre m lnsiaht 1:00 ~Directions 0 Kathryn Kuhlman 'j) Man in 1 Suitcase 8 1 F"e the 'htio11 B Movie: (C) "It's a Doe's Life" (com) '55-Edmund Gwenn. 10 Sporb Action Pro-File mNrws &I) Tribuna Publlca m This Is the Life 1 :30 IJ 'T CBS Tennis Clmic John Aleunder meets Brian Fair lie. CV m Issues and Answers O Metodyt1nd in Motion 0 Directions O. Name of the G1me m Voice of CalvatJ a;, A Better Wor1d 2:00 IJ Media "Folk Medicine and Home Remedies" Host Mario M1ch1do and U S.C pharmacologist Ed Brady ex· amine the elfectiveness of home remedies submitted by viewers. University Di1lo1ut D m Meet the Prus D EnloJ ltl111 Frtt Students from 3 e I e r· le e le e· n e d x e LA. Lutheran Hieh Schools perform musical numt>e~ and discuss their schools. r6l Movie: "Comrade X" (dra) '40 -Clark Gable, Hedy Lamarr. O Issues and Answers (el The Parent Game m Outer Limits m Rev. Leroy Jenkins el Insight 2:30 U Sunflower Celebration Company forum O Wildlife Theatre O Movie: "Bonzo Goes to College" (com) '52-Edmund Gwenn. •al Movie: "The Lonely Man" (wes) '57-Anthony Perkins. Jack Palance m True Adventure el Festival Filmico 3:00 U Movie: (C) "Wild Wiid Winter" (rom) '66-Gary Clarke, Chris Noel. ,.-31 Youth' O lmp1eto O Movie: (t:) "Ghosts of Rome" (com) '61 -Marcello Maslrb1anni, Vittorio r.assman. O Movie: "The Purple Plain"· (dra) 'SS-Gregory Peck. Win Mtn Than 101 America and Americans m Chiller m Movie: "Destination Saturn" (SCI fl) '39-Busler Crabbe m Movie: "Web of Fear" (dra) '64 -Michele Morgan, Oany Saval 3:30f3 film future O focus "American lnslll ule ol family Relations" 10 I've Got a Secret ED Just h u "[rrol Garner and Trio" (R) --m-tt ts-Writte11 3:45 Ei) Greetines from Germany 4:00 (3) Movie: (C) "The Benny Goodman Story" rmus) ·55 -Steve Allen, Donna Reed O Insight "The Nilly Gnlly Once and fulure Now" Three survivors ol the Third World War are prevented from k1lltng one another by the ar rival of a mysterious stranger '6) Film Future 0 Eyewitness 8 Star Trek 10 National Gt.ographic ffi DEBUT Humanist Alternative "Wnal Is Humanism?" Today's moral and social concerns are lhe subject of this l 3·week se11es CI!) Panorama Latino fl) Campus Prolile 4:30 U Cirtus "Circus of the Tigers" (R) O Sunday '!) Flipside 0 Jim Thomas Outdoors m Movie: (C) "The Cobweb" (dra) '55-Richard Widmark, Lauren Ba call. Charles Boyer m Get Sm1rt Ei) Korean Variety Hour Eli) Consultation @I) Torns fl) Corona Now 5:00 U Ivanhoe 0 GAS COMPANY HOUR * "DEATH OF A LEGEND" O Gas Company Hour "Death of a Legend" Nearing extinction, the Ca· nsdlan wolf 1s shown in its natural habitat as an animal with a definite part .to play in the balance ol nature and not as a vi llainous man killer. ' 6 The Protectors 0 Movie: (C) "Mr. Jeritho" (com) '69-Patriek MaeHee, Connie Stev ens, Marty Allen, Herbert Lom (8 -1 Dick Van Dyke Show 0 Boris Karloff Presents lOJ News m Hrre Come the Brides EL) News ED World Press m Hour of Stars CE} Liars' Club fl) Kimba 5:30 U CBS Sports Illustrated (6) Combat 18 J News 'fa, Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Quiller Memorandum" (susp) '67-George Segal, Alec Guinness EE Pleasant Family al) Washington Week in Review @I) Fanfarria falcon CE} Nash-le Music EX) Speed Racer EVENING 6:00 U ..--8 60 Minutes ~3 Movie: (C) (90) "Tammy and the Doctor" (rJm) '63 -Sandi a Dee, Peter Fonda OrnmNews 0 Movie: (lhr45min) "One Million B.C." (sci h) 40 -Victor Mature Lon Chaney Jr , Carole Landis 0 The Avenger s ID Then Came Bronson EI) Storefornt (R) CI!) Teatro lief Domineo CE} Het. Haw fl) Three Stooges 6:30 O La s-sie (R) A lrail bike chase tn the mountains ensues when a home less boy !lees 1n an elforl to keep Ron and Dale from learning his real 1dentily. ({) World of Survival ONews m Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Cardinal" (dra) '63 -Tom Tryon. Romy Schneider. John Huslon EE Sumo Wrestling @I) Super Show m Holiday Pacific fl) Little Rascals 6:45 ED Blues 1or a Black film Harmoni ca player Sonny Terry and guila11st Brownie McGhee play portions of their score for lhe new film. ''Book of Numb'ers " 7:00 U News O Wild Kingdom ''To Rope a Griz zly" (R) Marlin and Jim help cap· ture 3 powerful grillly bear. rt) Movie: (2hr) "Our Very Own" (dra) '5Q-Ann Blyth, Farley Granger. O I Am Somebody Cf) Family Classics O This Is Your Life "Totie fields" m Passport to Travel EE Dailton N._o Hanna mzoom! m Wild Kingdom CE} lawren" Welk Show (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 Servirur So. Cflifornia aUllDDS. Winner 1973 ,..tlonal T°IMEs-HAVE·- CHHD6ED . .. IN EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING METHODS, TOO! Pac1 f1cote is sc1ent1fic;ally sprayed from a gun. 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ANA flt-"''1' O IANGE M~~; I •t,• 06 7 ~'O':~~~t:i: CITY 532-1992 OR 532-2546 ~UN Z ~ SAN IUNAllOINO llNANCING AVAlllollE - Page 9 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 SUNDAY (Continued) a look at what was learned from m luli1n Televisjon Hour these experiments in space. 7:30 0 Dick Van 'Dyke (RJ The Prestons g) Nochnle Gala are charmed by a mild-mannered 9:00 0 CV (i) m ABC Sunday Movie: new neighbor (Edward Andrew s) un (C) (2hrl5min) "Tiie Bic Mouttt" MONDAY JUNE 11 Ill he gels them entangled with a (com) '67 -Jerry Lewis, Harold J crime syndicate Part I of a two-Stone, Susan Bay, Buddy Lester, For morning •nd afternoon listings, part story. Typical Lewis antics as Jerry tries to please Me DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 0 O m World of Disney "Chan beat two rival gangs to a cache of Below, for your convenience .,.e dar, the Black Leopard" Part I (R) stolen diamonds. the d•y's movies. ' An adventure story, filmed entirely El> Samurai Wolf on location in Ceylon. about a EE) Masterpiece Theatre "The Cam· DAYTIME MOVIES Buddhist monk and his young bier" Part I Dame Edith Evans stars disciple, and their t11endship with in the first of 1 two~part dramatiza. 9:30 O "Man of Conquest" (blo) '39- a wild black leopard. lion of Dostoyevsky s 19th·century Richard Dix, Gail Patrick. O Family Classic "Robinson Cru-novel about a wealthy gambling ,......., • orandmother and the effects of her 10:00 l 3 J ''Loves of Salammbo" (dra) '62 soe" A host of animals join Robin-" J s son and his man Friday in this car passion on those around her. -acques ernas, Jeanne Valerie. 0 "Rider on a Dead Horse" (wes) loon version ol the well loved classic. 9:30 ~ (j) Barnaby Jo~es (R) Barnaby '62-John Vivyan Lisa Lu. (ii At Issue 1s used, without his knowledge, lo . 11 • • ,, , 0 Million $ Movie: (Zhr) "Tales ol smuggle drugs and gels caught in lZ.OO 0 My Favorite Blonde_ (com) 42 Manh1ttan'' (dra) '42-Rita Hay. the underworld light over the ship· -Bob Hope, Madeleine Ca rroll worth. Charles Boyer, Ginger Rogers ment. "Tank 81tt11lon" (dra) '58 -Don Henry fonda. O News Kelly. m Three Passports to Adventure m I SPECIAL I America on the Rocks 1:00 m (C) "Jolson Sinis Araln" (mus) Ell) The French Chel A 30-minute documentary on Ameri· 'SO-Larry Parks, Barbara Hale. m Estelar '73 ~a·s m1ddle·class problem drinkers. 1:30 B (C) "Man of the West" (wes) D ROLLER GAMES DIRECT ID The Big Question • '58-Gary Cooper. Juhe London. * T·BIRDS vs OUTLAWS . EE F11m feature 3:00 (i) "And Then There Were None" Can TEXAS Stop T·BIRDS 10:00 0 Day of D~scovery (dra) ·45 -Louis Hayward. Barry Without Lester Quarles fJ Community Feedback Fitzgerald NS 0 R I G m El) News lOl (C) "Rapture" Part I (dra) '55 • o ler Imes EE) New Muse Contemporary and -Patricia Gow, Melvyn Douglas, 8:00 6 @ M0A0 S0 H (R) A wave of avante·garde music performed by Dean Stockwell. lhreveiy breaks out and suspicion the New Muse chamber group. 3:30 B "Anrets With Dirty faces" (dra) falls on Hawkeye when a oumber ol W Lou Gordor. Show '38 -James Cagney, Pal O'Brien lhe stolen articles are discovered rn 10:15 El) Golf -4:00 0 "Tite Spanish Main" (adv) '45 his footlocker. 10:30 6 The Protectors (R) The protec· -Paul Henre1d. Maureen O'Hara 0 13 Im The FBI "The Dis1nher-tors discover a plot lo destroy lhelf 4:30 m Same H lOAM listine iled" R Martrn Sheen uests as a en 1r r I a ·on. young man seeking revenge for his O The Time Being lalher's crippling injury and sets O Gamer Ted Armstrong OlJI to extort money lrom the m nlng nn At Issue company off1ciats. 1QJ San Diego Panot;ima " @ 'S;ifari to Adventure @ News El> Nippon No Ut1 10:45 El) Japanese language Program EE) American Ody$$ey "Dark as a 11:00 0 0 News Dungeon" Folks1ngP.rs Jean Ritchie, O I SP1c1AL I Russi1's Silent Church B.B King, Merle Travis. Billy Edd Rev. Richard Wurmbrand presents Wheeler and To~ Paxton join host his 1nterpretalion of a Russian film Oscar Brand to sing of the hazards on churches in the USSR of a c~al miner's .hie. ~ ug; Netts ail Cine del Oom1nao 0 Movie: "You Can't Cheat an Ef) Movie: (90) "Black Legion" Honest Man" (com) ·39 -W.C. Rich enough I to know better ... oldenough not to care! VIVIEN LEIGH WARREN BEATTY in Tennessee Williams' rvrN1Nc 6:ooeoommmm""' @ Nnn O Bonanza (iJ Courtship of Eddie's father fJ Wanted Dead or Alive QQ) Major leacue 81seb1ll Cont'd from 5PM m The Flintstones m Star Trek El) Los Torres @) Hod1epod1e lodge aJ Thrte Stooaes 6:30 Ci) Hoaan's Heroes 0 Movie: (C) (90) ''Tfle Roman Sprin& of Mrs. Stone" (dra) '6l- V1vien Leigh, Warren Beatty. 'j) CBS News Walter Cronkite B Have Gun Wiii Travel QI Andy Griffith Ell) Sut Yung Ylnr Yee m Joanne Carion Show ~ Beto Gutierrez Show m The frank People aJ little Rascals 7:00 0 Cl) 0 m News D towline ror Dollars 00 f ruth or ConsequenctS !j) Wildlife Theatre 0 What's My line? m I love Lucy m I Dream of Jeannie El) Simplemente Maria ED Wheels, Kilns & Clay g) Muneca m liars' Club EE Speed Ricer (dra) '37-Humphrey Bogart. fields 8:30 0 @ Mannix (R) Through a f11end, m Movie: "The Bribe'' (dra) '49- Mannix is drawn into a case of an Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner. ' Air Force hero who is murdered just @ Kathryn Kuhlman CGhec-i\qman Spring €Jf cfJrlrs.Stone ~ before he was to show an e11peri EE) America '73 mental plane to the press. 11:15 '6 Movie: "Within These Wills" 0 @ m NBC Sunday Mystery-(dra) '45 -Mark Ste ens Hee Ramsey (2hr) (R) Ramsey's U @ News bride-to·be and her young son are 11:30 O N1me of tlle Game killed during a stager.oach robbery, O ,_9. Tonight Show and the prime suspect appears to O Oral Roberts be the son of Hec's oldest ITI!nd. 00 Telepulse Jeanelle Nolan, Sharon Acker. Hen· @Movie: ''The Magic Bow" (adv) ry Jones and Harry Morgan guest. '46-Stewart Granger, Phyllis Calvert. m I sil'ECIAL I Ch1mpions on Ice 11:45 fJ Movie: "The Atomic City" (dra) Host Dick Button takes an inside '52-Gene Barry, Lydia Clarke. look at the United Stales Figure 12:45 @ Issues and Answers Skating Te<tm that had to rebuilt fJ Movie: (C) "Green~ch Vlll11e" after the tragic plane crash in 1962 (mus) '41-Don Ameche. that took the lives of the bulk of 1:00 O O @@News our team. 1:101J Movie: 11Where Danrer Lives" m I SPECIAL I Apollo; The Way to (dra) '50 -Robert Mitchum, Faith the Moon A one·hour special, uflhz· Domergue. mg official NASA films lo outline 1:30 ID Movie: "Three Blondes in His rhe enllre Apollo program, plus Ufe" (mys) '60-Jock Mahoney, Page 10 MONDAY THE6:3Q MOVIE ~ 1:30 II I S'IC•l~ I The P1tsr Aw1rds otf:ce of Tclecommunicalions Policy Betty While and Allen Ludden emcee director and aulhor of proposed the awards for best animal perform· legislation to extend TV license ers in television and motion pie· terms from three to five years, de· lures. There is also a spec1al award fends his bill. for the best animal in a television €() L1 Cri1da Bien Crl1da commercial. ffi Hogin's Heroes 9:30 II Doris Dir Show (R) Doris mas· querades as an accident victim In 0 The New Price Is Right an attempt to get herself into a 0 Movie: (2hr) "Tr1il of the Lone· hospital long enough to interview some Pine" (dra) '3&-Fred Mac· a notorious safecracker, confined Murray, Henry Fonda. there with an injury. (6 1 To Tell the Truth 00 The Thrillseekers 0 One Step Beyond ONews 0 Million $ Movie: (2h') "Edee IE Get Smirt of Dar1mess" (adv) '43 -Errol m Much1ehi ltallini Flynn, Ann Sheridan. ml Li Llive de Ii Semina m Th1t Gir1 m Drarnet 10:00 II (j) Mediul Center (R) Guest f1) r1i Chi Ch'u1n Michael Douglas plays a retarded m The Adventurer young man who faces a terrifying ml Muslcal ·future when his brother becomes ill, tl) W1trr World leaving him with no one to lean on. EE The Add1ms Family 0 m IE News O Regis Philbin lllks To •.. 8:00 II Gunsmoke (R) A young EE Roller Games dreamer accidentally outdraws a fa· ~ Wh. at Pri·ce Beauty-mous gunfighter and becomes the ~ hero of Dodge City. * The Plastic Americans? 0 m Major Leaeue Baseb1ll De· f1) Verile "Frankenstein in a Fish· layed broadcast. Teams to be an· bowl;" Beauty Knows no Pain," two nounced. documentaries on the importance of 0 00 tl) The Rookies "Cove-being young and beautiful in Ameri· nan! With Death" (R) An ex-junkie ca today. m1nister"s efforts to rehabilitate olh· ml V1rledldes er addicts is thwarted by a sniper's bullet. Lou Gossett guests. 10:30 0 lllk Bick o News IE Russia's Silent Church m The Ghost and Mrs. Muir * Rev. Richard Wurmbrand IE Thf Untouchables I!) Russia's Silent Church Rev .. R_ich· ar ur f1) Joyce Chen's China The cilizens persecution in the Soviet Union. and places of the People's Republic m TV Musiul or China as seen through the eyes ml News/SC>orts of 1V chef/restauranteur Joyce Chen. ll:OO II 0 o ·m m CD News who was oorn and raised there, and (I) OO Ill>) News her children, who were born in the O 0 St 8 d us ne ep e-yon m M 1 •• 1• Marshal Dillon Qi.I us .... 1smo r.11 M · "A ed Attack" (d ) ml Mieuelito V1ldes Show ~ ovie: r1Wor ra n:i M · • (2h ) "K k u1" ( d ) 43-0ana Andrews, Walter Huston, l:LI ovie. r noc o a v A Ba 1 '41-An thony Quinn, Arthur Kennedy. m;rut: :;·Consequences 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show I!) Movie: "Cry Touah" (mys) '59 ml Drama -John Saxon, Linda Cristal. 9:00 II Here's Lucy (R) Jim Bailey guest 11:30 II (j) CBS lite Movie: (C) "Half a starring as himself, does his famous Sl1pence" (mus) '69-Tommy Steele, Phyllis Diller Impression when she Cyril Ritchard, Julia Foster. is unable to appear 1n Lucy's bene· 0 ®) m Johnnr Carson John Oen· Iii show. ver is substitute host. 0 CI) Cl) tl) ABC Monday Movie: 0 Ben Casey (C) (2hr) "Red Tomahawk" (wes) 0 CI) (l) tl) Dick C1vett Robert '67-Howard Keel, Broderir:.k Craw· Mitchum is Dick's only guest. lord. Joan Caulfield, Scott Brady, m To Tell the Truth Wendell Corey, Following the disas· 12:00 m Alfred Hitchc.ock Presents trous defeat of Gene~al Cu~ter and l2:30 0 Hiahway Patrol the 7th Cavalry at Little Big . Horn, 0 Movie: "The Gir1 Getters" (com) more bloodshed Is expected in the '6&-0liver Reed Jane Merrow. battle against the Sioux in the lown m Movie: (C) :'Abbott & Costello of Deadwood. • Meet the Keystone Kops" (com) '55 00.!he Seven Seas "The Carrinean -Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. Se a ft'll Bill Cosb Movie: (C) (2hr) "So This Is . u:i Y Paris" Crom) ·55 -Tony Curtis, 1.00 Cil 0 U 0 Cl) News Gloria DeHaven. @)It T1•es • Thief I!) Dr1enet 1 :4511 Movie: (C) "Pear1 of the South EE Nino P~ci_fi~" '(adv) '5S-Dennis Morgan. f1) The Advoc1tes "lV broa dcast Ii· V1tgin1a Mayo. censes: Should they be easier for 3:10 II Movie: "Summer Love" Crom) stations to keep?" Clay Whitehead, '58-John Saxon, Jill St. John. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 1000 tr Beautiful Stick-on Labels • PERSONALIZED •srYUSH •EASY TO USE •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE AND SIZE OF-LABEL Mra. John Doe 123 Mein Street Anytown, Any1tet• 1234'5 Lebela Do Not Have A Printed Border. Stylish Vogue type on fine qu•li+y white gummed p•per, r------~--------------, Fiii in this coupon, ctip •nd m•il with $1 .25 to: Pilot Printing l •bel Div., Pott Off ice Box 1560 Cott•. Mew, C•lifornla 92626 I• Sure t. VM revr Zip C_. L--- .. P•1• 11 !Sears/ ALL-in-the-Ear Hearing Aid Tiny ... about the size of a dime Inconspicuous ... fits comfortably in the ear . hardly visible TUESDAY JUNE 12 For morning and •ttemoon llstinp. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ire the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 0 (C) "Three Guns lor Teau" (wes) '68-Neville Brand. I 10:00 (3) "The hn" (dra) '49 -Jeanne Crain George Sanders. 0 "Rodeo'' (adv) '52-John Archer 12:00 O "M1chine Gun Kelly'' (dra) '58 -tharles Bronson. "Dead Man's Eyes" (mys) '44-Lon Chaney .. I 1:00 m "fury of the Apuhe" (foreign western) ·ss 1:30 0 (C) "The Pride & the Pusion" (dra) '57-Cary Grant. Frank Sinatra , Sophia Loren 3:00 'i'" (C) "Summer & Smoke" Part I (dra) '62-Geraldine Page. Laurence Harvey. 1]) "Rapture" Concl (C) "Man From the Alamo" (dra) "55-Glenn Ford. Julie Ad3ms 3:30 0 (C) "Carson City" (wes) '52- Randolph Scolt, Lucille No1man 4:00 II (C) "The Best Things in life THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 10, 1913 6:30 (i) Ho11n's Heroes U "Movie; (90) "Roar ol the Crowd" (adv) '53-Howud Duff. CIS News Walter Ctonkile 0 Have Cun Will Travel Mtrv Crtffin Sliow m Andy Griffith @l) Sut Yun1 Yin& Yee m Junne Carson Show c:E Nov.eta (E The Fr.nil People m Lltfle Rucals 7:00 II (3) D m News 0 Bowling for Dollart 00 Truth or Consequences (i) 5'tari to Adventure O What's My line! m I Love Lucy m I Dream of Je1nnle EE Simplemente Mar~ Ell> FOR ALL FAMILIES! * BE SURE TO WATCH "THE BIKE" ON KCET ED I SPEC1Al I Whit Do You T~ink, Georee! "The Bike" Firsl of two films 101 fa mily viewing showing real life situations in which young chit· dren must make dillrcul! choices. Ton1Rhl. two boys take a friend's bicycle lor a ride without his knowl· edge and accidentally damage 11 ~ Muneta c:E Contes! Prize S~ow (E Li1rs' Club E!) Speed Racer (Jg) Hollywood Squun m Tllat Clrl llJ Df11net fl3 Cftr tf fast lts Allptes A doeu· mentary on the pros and cons of the third attempt al cityhood for East Los Angeles. m Stand Up and Chm ml ComedJ (E It Is Written m Add,ms Famil1 I 8:00 II (j) Maude When fire damages his house. Or. Harmon moves In tem· porarily with Maude and Walter. a move that wreaks havoc on the al· ready battling Findlay household. 0 m NBC Tuesday Movie; (C) (2hr) "Di1ry of a Mad Housewife" (R) (dra) '70-Richard Ben(amin, Carrie Snodgress. Frank Langella. A modern marriage crumbles under the weight of a materially and socially conscious :iusband's excessive de mands ' ..: 0 16) (E Temperatures Rising .. The Spy" (R) The staff fears that the hospilal board has planted some· one lo spy on Campanell1. 10 • Movie: (C) (2hr) "Shakiest Gun in the West" (c'lm) '68 -Don Knotts. Barbara Rhoades m Alfred Hitchcock Presents lE The Untouchlbles EE Hermanos Coraje ED Watergate Hearings al Edificio de Enfrente ml Centro Ibero Americano m Movie: (2hr) "Brother Rat and Baby" (com) '40-Eddie Albert ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~A;~~f~r;ee~··~c~m:us;)~'5~6~0;a~n;D:a1=te:y~.~7~:l:O!ll~B~obbJ G~dsbo~Show The ~n-This tiny e ectr onic m ~...+t...ti Five 6--tKHM«i~&H---+-... mar Ve l that re St S (31 Ho11n's Heroes attempts to crack an extorllon ring almost unseen in your 0 Police Surgeon .. Bust Out" In a preying on small businessmen on ear, has the added ad-wild scheme to break out of Jail. the island t f d. i ~ two hoods are trapped in a collaps· 0 CV m ABC Tuesd1y Movie: ··-van a~e 0 trect ng 6:00 II 0 0 mm ml m News ing airshaft with Dr. Locke, (C) (90) "Second Ch1nce" (R) (dra) natura sounds to your @~News 0 Movie : (2hr) "Tr1il of the Lone· "71-Brian Keith, Elizabeth Ashley, ear drum. Lightwe1~ht, O Boninza some Pine" (dra) '36-Fred Mac· Juli~t Prowse, William Windom. A about the size of a dime Courtship of Eddie's Father Murray, Henry Fonda. rich. ulcerated-stockbroker buys a with design and power O Wanted Dead or Alive To Tell the Truth ghost town and turns it into a that COUid ~i Ve you m The flints1ones This Is Your Lite booming community lor those who balanced hearing clarity m Star Trek 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) want another chance lo make some· again. 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His own first wife, thouch. and thousands and thou· unds ol Christians were tortured to duth in Communist prisons. 9:00 m Dr11net EE Nino BJ Noches T1p1tias 9:30 II (])US luesdlJ Movie: (Cl (90) ''The 500 Pound Jerk" (R) (com) '72 -James Franciscus, Alex Karras. Hope Lanae. A bl1·city ad· man grooms a gentle hillbilly aiant for an Olympic weightlifting meet, hoping he'll win a gold medal, then endorse a breakfast cereal. O Mancini Gener1tion Pat Boone and Bill Dana ttuest fJ News m Get Smart m Muchacha ltaliana all festival Mexie1no 10:00 0 ®) m NBC Reports "Murder in America" An in depth report on the increasing number of murders com· milled in the United States. OmmNcws 0 (3'@ a> Marcus Welby (R) A woman, despondenl over her inabili· ty to have children, returns to nurs· ing and becomes emotlonally in· volved with a patient. fJ Movie: (2hr) "Mr. Peabody ind the Mermaid" (com) '48-William Powell Ann Blyth £E LI Molinera 10:30 O Talk Back m McHale's Navy A moving account of their coura m Aevista Musical Tl~E DAILY PILOT, TV W~EK, JUNE 10, 1973 DOYDA~SUN· --A$~ WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU CAN GET A NEW '73 DATSUN· AT THE OLD PRICE The dollar hu been devalued. Bu+ if you act right now you can still seve big on a new Datsun. For a timited time all the Da\·suns are a t the old low price. There's never been a better time to find out about Datsun's high performance cars. geous faith and stand for the Lord 1s all News/Sports t---+-~--,..mm.rinnH'rrthTb<Jiflk4rt}ft'fttft1~~-t:-:--:-:=-::=--=:-:::-'..::::-=::-.=::-:-:-~~~~-1~~-r.;;~r\1~"Cl:f-1="1""91"'M--4'!'!~-ft CHRIST. by Rev Richard Wurmbrand, 11 :00 tJ 0 0 mm a> News CTION OF DEM1~~----1 a but seller 1n 27 languages CV@ 1 News NOW IN STOCK! See T.V. Special "RUSSIA'S SILENT CHURCH" KTLA Ch. 5, Sun. 11 p.m. KCOP Ch. 13, Mon. 10:30 p.m. Be interested in the plight of our persecuted brethren behind the Iron and Bam- boo Curtains. You can help! Mail coupon tor the book, "Tortured tor Christ" by Rev. Richard Wurmbrand. ---------Clip •"d "''" ro: .l6'lCI TVW -.-VOICE OF THE MARTYRS I P.O. 8oJ. 11 . Glend1t1, CA 91209 U.S A. I "R•mtmb•r llttm lhll 1r1 In bonda"I I N1me I Addrtll l c11y I --· I l s1111 Zip I 1Pt1111 1ncloH S0.25 tor poel•tl• 1nd l h1ndtlng. --------- 0 One Step Beyond 6 Marshall Dillon m Truth or Consequences m Movie: "Tiie Black Sleep" (hor) '56-Basil Rathbone. 11:30 tJ Movie: (C) "Battle Hymn" (dra) '57-Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer 0 O m Johnny Cuson 0 Ben Casey 0 (V (]) (E Dick Cavett Dick's only guest is Marlon Brando. CBS Late Movie: "The Yen1eance (dra) '60-Jean·Paul Belmondo. m To Tell the Truth 12:00 fJ Movie: "A Man Named Rocco" '(dra) '60 -Jean·Paul Belmondo. Christine Kaufmann. m Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:30 O Hi&hw1y Patrol m Movie: "Bom to Be Bad" (dra) '50--Robert Ryan, Joan Fontaine. m Bill Cosby 1:00 (V 0 0 0 Cl) News @)It Takes I Thief 1:45 tJ Movie: "Guad1lcan1I Diary" (dra) '43-lloyd Nolan, William Bendilc 2:00 m All-Night Show: "Copper Sky," ''Thihes Hifhway" 2:45 tJ Movie: "The Dudly Mantis" (hor) '57-Craig Stevens. '73 240Z CARS AVAILABLE GOOD SELECTION OF USED CARS Smin. S. of the San Diegoflwy. 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON .BEACH 842. 7781 540. 0442 ,.,. 13 WEDNESDAY JlJNE 13 For mornln1 •nd •ftemoon lfttJnas. pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. - DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O "Woman In Hidin(' (dra) '50- lda Lupino, Ho1¥ard Duff. 10:00 "September Storm" (dra) '60- Joanne Dru, Mark Stevens. O "Son of Belle Starr" (wes) '53 -Keith Larsen, Dona Drake. 12:00 O "Dick Tracy's Diiemma" (mys) '47-Ralph Byrd. (C) "Sword of El Cid" (adv) '62-Roland Carey. 1:00 m "All the Youn1 Men" (dra) '60 -Alan Ladd, Glenn Corbett. Sidney Poitier. 1:30 fJ (C) "Two Rode Together'' (wes) • '61-James Stewart. 3:00 (C) "Summer & Smoke" Concl. "Detective Story" Part I (dra) '51 -Kirk Douglas, Eleanor Parker. (C) "Horizon's West" (wes) '52 -Rock Hudson. Robert Ryan. 3:30 O "I Am • Fuaitive from a Chain • Gina" (dra) '32 -George Rafi, Paul Muni. 4:00 B "Separate Tables" (dra) '57 - David Niven, Burt Lancaster, Debor· ah Kerr, Rita Hayworth. 4:30 Cil Same as lOAM listin& tVFNINL 1:00 II a 0 a> mm> m News (})@)News O Bonanza CJ) Ceurtsllip of Eddie's Father O Wanted Dead or Alive m The Alntstonu Q) star Trek EE Los Tones tJl) Hodaepodae lodae m Three Stooaes 6:30 (j) Hoaan's Heroes O Movie: (C) (90) "Boy on a Dolphin" Part I (dra) '57 -Alan Ladd, Clifton Webb, Sophia Loren. 00 CBS News Walter Cronkite O Have Cun Will Travel @) Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith 4 tJl) Sut Yuna Ylna Yee m Joanne Canon Show • ml Noveta al The Frank People fl) Little Rascals 7:00B @ OmNews O Bowline for Dollars 00 Truth or Consequences 00 Unumed Wortd O What's My line? m I Love Lucy Q) I Dream of Jeannie EE Simptemente Maria tJl) KIDS & PARENTS-HOW * WOULD YOU HANDLE THE "LOST PUPPY"? tJl) I $Jm1l ! Wllat Do You Think, ORANGE COUNTY VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL [b[3&~~ &OlJU@ UQD~~oOlJ[p * 5 WHIC INTINSIYI COUHI ~ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 Ceorae? "Lost Puppy" Second film on situational ethics for children de· sianed to be. vi.wed b11-tti.-whol family. of a city councilman Is found dead and Dan's leadina suspect is the ludtr of-.1 miliJ,anUUIMn'• 11oup, II) Drapet @!) Muntca EE Nino m> Afldo1tados de 11 Co111unld1d a) Uars' Club m Japatttlt Lan1uaa1 'roar•• m Speed Racer 9:30 D American Adventure "Glacier Climbing School" fJNews 7:301J Wacky World of Jonathan Win· II) Get Smart ters Steve Allen aunts. @!) Muchacha ltallana (I) Hoaan's Heroes ml El C1fe de Ml Barrio 0 Wait Till Your Father Gets Home 10:00 fJ Ca1tnon (R) Arlene Golonka "Mama's Identity" (R) Irma fiber· guests as an aspiring actress who ates herself and becomes a working becomes the tool In a plot to take woman. over a vast real.estate empire. 0 Movie: (2hr) "Trail of the lone· 0 o m Sf.ARCH "A Honeymoon some Pine" (dra) '36-Fred Mac· tq Kill" (R) When an heiress van· Murray, Henry Fonda. lshes after an attempt is made on Ci) To Tell the Truth her life on her wedding day, her You Asked for 11 bridegroom hires C.R. Grover to find fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) her. "Nl1ht & Day" (mus) '46 -Cary 0 m 0> News _ Grant, Alexis Smith. Eve Arden 0 @) al Owen Marshall "Who J91 Wild Kinadom Saw Him Die'" (R) A man acquitred m That Girl in the death of Vincent Thayer's Q) Drapet son is shot while in the courtroom m Younr Dr. Kildare and Thayer is charged with his al This Is Your Life murder. m Addams Family fJ Movie: (2hr) "Good Sam" (com) 8:00 B Sonny and Cher Jimmy Durante and Gilbert O'Sullivan '48-Gary Cooper. Ann Sheridan EE la Mofinera guest. ml Variety 0 g;, Ad1rn 12 "Harry No· 10:30 0 Talk Back body" (R) Officers Malloy and Reed II) Malone's Hanaout catch a killer with the aid of an @E Kipp1 Cosas Comedy series unlikely witness whose tale almost ml News/Sports costs him his life. 0 COMEDY PREMIERE! * JULIE HARRfS-stars (3) (l) @) News O One, Step Beyond @ Manhal Dillon tWS ,, with RICHARD LONG THICKER THAN WATER m Truth or Consequences II) Movie: ''Tht Killer Is loose" O (I)@ al PREMIERE Thicker (mys) '56-Joseph Cotten, Wendell Than Water Proper Nellie Paine and Corey, Rhonda Ftemin&. her long absent playboy brother, Ernie, are reunited by their wily old 11:15 el Cinema 34 dad's promise of an inheritance if 11:30 B 00 CBS ute Movie: (C) "Otley" they run his plckle factory together. (com) '69-Tom Courtenay, Romy Julie Harris and Richard Long star. Schneider. m Truth or Consequences 0 m Jotlnny Carson &J The Untoudlables 0 Btn Casey EE Hen11anos Ceraj~ 0 @ al Didi Cavett Belle m W•terratt ~1nn1s Davis is Dick's only 1uest. @!) Championship WresUin& fJ Movie: (C) "Neaf1JJ 1 Nice Girt" W Japanese la1t1u.,e 'ro1ram (dra) '00-Liselotle Pulver, Martin * TUITION FINANCING AYAILAILI * MODllN DIAGNOSTIC 19UIPMINT 1:30 0 m NBC Wednesday Mystery Held. • -Banacek "No Sian of the Cross" m To Tell the Truth * MORNING, AFTllNOON & EVENING CLASSIS * ,llPAIATION FOi CLASS "A'' Sflll~ ' LICINH INCLUDID * JOB PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE * CLASSES FORMtNG NOW * SPECIAL COURSES FOR MECHANICS WHO NEED CLASS "A" LICENSE Page 14 (R) An ancient religious cross .. being 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents transported by car from Mexico to the U.S., is stolen and Banacek be· 12:30 D Hi1hw•y Patrol ains the task of finding the valued m Movie: "Adion In Arabia" (adv) object. '«-Georee Sanders. Viralnla Bruce. fJ (]) 00 al A B C Wednesday Q) Bill Cosby Movie: (C) (90) "Say Goodbye Mae· at• Colt" (R) (dra) '71 -Susan 1:00 CV D 0 0 Ci) News Hayward, Darren McGavin. Michael ®)It Takes a Thief Constantine, Michele Nickols, A re · cently·widowed research doctor, in· tent on rebuildina her life, returns to general practice only to face new heartbreak. m Merv Criftln Show ml Novela Dan Auiut1 (R) The sister 1:451J Movie: (C) "Qu1ntez" (dra) '57 -Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Malone. John Gavin. 2:00 m All·Nl&ht Show: "Prince of Foxes," "Return of Jack Slade" 3:10 fJ Movie: ''The Steel Claw" (dra) '61-George Montfomery. JOYCE BULIFANT: AN EARLY START Joye<' Bui if ant play~ the role nf P"µ~y Wili'on in thr new hulf-hour comedy Sl'ries, Love Thy Nf·i~hbor. on ARC, Fridays at 9::~0PM. Joyce began her tltratriC'al car<'l'r early. She was i11 !rnmmn stock at the a~e of I I. Rorn in Nl'wport Nrws, V .\ .. Joyce s1w111 most of her <'hildhood movin J! up and down tlw East Coast. Throul(hout her hi~h school dnrs in New Hopr. PA .. and into her adult lift-, Joyce acted, painted scenery. and actPd some more. Mi ss Rulifnnt nPvrr 5eemc.'d to douht exactly what h1·r professional career would lw. She attended tht' American Academ) of Dramatic Arts in N1•w Yo rk. ShC' played on Hroartway in "Ta ll Story". fol . lowt·d hy .. Wh isflt'r To ~lt.'._ anti was a recipient of the Dan· i1·l Blum Thealt'r Award-\1o'-l J>rom isini! Actre!-~. lln i\'er~al Stuciio!-1 ofT1·n·cl her a cont rart. a iui J O)'C't' moved \\'t•:-:t. • he appc·a r<'d in a nu m· lll'r of tt'le\'i~ion dramas. and play1·d a starrinµ role in tht> h·lc•\ ision s1·ri1•s "90 Bristol C:ourt ... She also appeart•d in l,o\(' 1\meric-a11 tr lr. The Mary T, lt•r Mnnrr Show. Tht1 Bill ·C~:.liv Show. Wa~o11 Train. Tlw \'ir~inian_ and now Lo, t• Thy \1•if!lihor. Jo, r1·. "ith hrr three chil- tln·11.· Charlie. :\1ary and Ed- ward John. and hN hu$band, actor/ prod11c-1·r I di rector Ed- '' ar<I Mallory. li\'l' in an old- f ashio11rd farmhou~c in Gra na· dn ll illi;. C:n Ii fo rn ia. FILMS FOR FAM•LIES A llHle t lrl 11 foced wltt. o dlle'""'o when her pvppy be<oM•• lost on one of two apedal KCfT Pl'Of'°"'' de1l9necl for viewing by the entire fo'"ily. Two programs designed especia lly for viewing together by families will air Tuesday at 7PM and Wednesday al :'/PM on KCET, Channel 28 . The open-ended programs -titled "What Do You Th ink, George?" -dramatize realistic situations in which children find themselves faced with a dilemma that involves values related THE' DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 10, 1973 " / j ~ Allled Is The Award Winner! QUALITY ROOM ADDITIONS REMODEL YOUR HOME with Allied Builders ..• Whiner 1973 National "Contractor Of The Year Award"! YH , ALLIED BUILDERS IS THE WINNER! 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In the second, a girl allows her puppy to escape from the yard and then must de1ermine whether she should go look for it or heed her mother's orders not to leave home. -Robert Radnitz, producer of "Sounder" and a noted contribu- tor to the field of childen 's education, took part in the produc- tion Df the programs. Say Radnitz: "It's my belief that television does not afford enough situations in which the viewer con feel sufficiently involved. It's the intention of these shows not to talk down to any segment of the family, although the films are specifically aimed at youngsters. The films are done with all the hoped for artistry that one would bring to any 'adult' film . It 's our hope that every member of the family can view the shows and discuss them with the rest of the family." Children viewing the films vicariously experience the conflict of values faced by the young boys and the girl, learning as they become personally and emotionally caught up in the adventures. The programs also include lively follow-up discussions by students from Longfellow Children's Center in Pasof!ena and First Lutheran School in Torrance about how they think the vari- ous circumstances should have been handled. Moderator is George McQuilkin, who also made the films. A special 30- minute session involving local educators, parents .and students will follow the second program. The films were produced by Radnitz-Mottel Productions, Inc. Page 15 -..... THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUNE 10. 1973 . 'FROM MAMA TO MAGISTRATE' The beautiful lady io the somber <>bes -0f a judge rapped a gavel 10 restore order in the court. It was during a s tormy scene in Screen Gems' '"This Child Is Mine," a 90-minute special repeat· ing on ABC, Thursday at l :30PM. THURSDAY JUNE14 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 U (C) "D1mn the Defiant" (dra) '62-Alec Guinness, Dirk Bogarde. 10:00 (3) (C) ''The Captain's Table" (com) '60-John Gregson. Peggy Cummins. D "Jet Att•cll" (dra) '58 -John i'gar. Audrey Totter. -12:00 O "Operation Camel" (adv) '61- Louis Reynard. (C) "Hi1w1th1" (adv) '52-Vince Edwards. CO RTROOl\I DRAMA runs bJ&b as Sbrlly Carr (Robin Strauuer, m-----ftrtttt-1---'frith affePMy M'kt Re...._a ·~•-Yo11n1, l•fO • rrgaJn ruslody of htr son "hom shr released for adoption al birth brcause she wa~ un"td. Marjorie Lord appears as Juqr Hrndrkk.\, "'ho musl l'hoose bt l'll'ttn lhr l'll'O mothers In tbr 90·mlnutr day1Jmr drama. Her face will be familiar to viewers. But in her role as a Superior Court judge trying a tense child custody case. Marjorie Lord might not be recognized as the blithe actress who played Danny Thomas' wife for several seasons on The Danny Thomas Show then later in Make Room for Granddaddy. "It's quite a ca~ting switch for me," said Miss Lord during a break in the videotaping at ABC Television Center in Hollywood. "But I find it an interesting one." Among Miss Lord's acquaintances is a famous California woman judge, Mildr~d Lillie, who nearly became the first woman justice of the United States Supreme Court. "I have always admired the way J udge Lillie handles even the touchiest ca Cl\," said the actrcc;s. Oon widely p ublicized case was in rhe I 950~ when Judge Lillie, in a carefully considered decision. refused Ingrid Bergman's pica lo have her 12-year-old daughter visit her 1n Ital y during her celebrated romance with Italian direc to r Roberto Ros~ellini. "In 'Thi" Chikl I" Mine," I tried 10 give the part the dignity that Judge Lillie doc in real life," said Miss Lord. ln the Richard De Roy scrip!, the character played by Marjorie must decide whether a small boy (David Adams) should remain with his foster parents (Don Galloway and Rosemary Prinz) or he returned to his natural molher (Robin Strasser), an unwed actress at the time of his birth "There arc circum lances in the story that could sway the decisio n either way," Marjorie said. "Of course. I can't reveal the startl ing plot development neur the end of the trial." Page 16 1:00 m "P1r1dise Alley" (com) '61 - Hugo Haas. Marie Windsor 1:30 O "Johnny Cool" (mys) '63-Hen· ry Silva, Elizabelh Montgomery. 3:00 8 "Detective Story" Concl (dra) '51 -Kirk Douglas. Eleanor Parker. «>' (C) "Work Is a four-Letter Word" (com) '68-Dav1d Warner. 3:30 O "S.O.S. Cust Gu11d" (adv) ·47 -Ral ph Byrd, Bela Lugos1. 4:00 t) (C) "Moby Oiclt" (adv) '56- Gregory Peck, Orson Welles 4:30 (j' Same as lOAM listin& 6:00 6 0 0 ~ m ~ ffi News (3 1 lQ) News D lon1nz1 (iJ Courtship of Eddie's hthtr O Wanted Dead or Alive m The Flintstones OJ Star Trell EE Los Torros EID Hod&epodre Lodge m Three Stooces 6:30 (6) Hogan's Heroes U Movie: (C) (90) "Boy on 1 Doi· ph:n" Concl. (dra) '57-Alan Ladd. Clifton Webb. SOphia Loren CBS News Walter Cronkite O Have Gun Will Travel O Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith EID Sul Yunc Yin& Yee m loanne Car10n Show GI!) Novel• a} The frank People m little Rastals 7:00 t) (J) 0 m News U llowlin1 for Dollars Cl) Truth or Consequences American Adventure O Whit's My line? m I love Lucy Q) I Drum of Jeannie fl) Slmplemente M1rt1 EID T'al Chi Ch'uan t!)MUnKI GI!) Tele-Revista Musical al li1rs' Club m Speed Racer 7;30 t) Youn1 Dr: Klld1re (R) A mafia leader surfers a stroke and his · bodyguard is ordered to kill hint. [3) Hogan's Heroes -G Tiie ...Mwetttwer "The Good Book" (R) Gene Bradley causes lur moil when he sows seeds of distrust among the vacationing deans ol in ternational espionage U Movie: (2hr) ''Trail ol the lone. some Pine" (dra) '36-fred Mac Murray, Henry Fonda. ({)To Tell the Truth (j) Police Surgeon O Million $ ~ovle: (2hr) "Keys of the Kingdom" (dra) '44-Greg ory Peck. Thomas Mitchell. Vincent Price, Roddy McOowall. (!Q) let's Mike 1 0t11 m That Girl OJ Dragnet EID Accion Chic1no ''State Chicano Assembly Caucus" focus 1s on the lobby that concern~ itself with leg1s talion affecting Spanish speaking people. mRollin' a'.) Police Surgeon {I) Addams Family 8:00 t) (8 The Waltons (R) A town resident accuses the Walton 's moun lain school ol teaching atheism. and threatens lo cause trouble for Miss Hunler (Ma11clare Costello). the teacher 0 10 m Ironside (2hr) "Hey Buddy, Can You Spare a Lile'" (R) Chief Ironside uncovers a pattern of corrupl1on and conspiracy among members of the "country club set" -citte1 he re-oprns-rmu on the strength of new evidence Cameron Mitchell, Geraldine Brooks. Lonny Chapman, Antoinette Bower. Roger Perry, Kerwin Mathews, Sallie Shockley and Paul Hampton guest. 0 (3)@ Gi) Mod Squad "Don't Kilt My Child" (R) A man confesses lo child·bealine to protect his wife Julie convinces the woman to go to a Parents Anonymous meeting (for mothers with similar problems). and there she confesses and aarees to let the authorities put son Timmy in a foster home laler she returns to steal him back and disappears Marlyn Mason, Murray Macleod. Ty WTtson and Joan Tompkins guest m Ho1an's Heroes Q) Boxin1 From the Olympic fl) Hermanos Corajt fij) W1ter11te Hearinas @EC.pullna e!) El Show cle Joe Flores m Movie: (2hr) "Bureau of Mlu- in1 Persons" (dra) '33-Pat O'Brien. Belle Davis 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show e!) Novel• 9:00 t) Ci) CBS Thursd1~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Secret World" (dro) '69 - Jacqueline Bisset, Gfselle Pascal, Pierre Zimmer On a country estate. a young boy is Introverted by the death of his parents, He is brought our or his shell when hfs uncle's mistress appears. but conflicts be lween the aunr. the uncle and the Is d I st n e. c JS g nt no he IS ng n n nd iss he ey R) or nd to y ns rs. Ty n. C) al. ~retty visi.tor soon send him back 11 :00 IJ 0 0 @!) m aJ News into his pnvate WOfld.. -(]) (j) (lg) News fJ CIJ (i) aJ Kuni Fu "Sun and 1J One Step Jtrond Cloud Sflldow'' (ft) Callie -.isb hi @ Mlrml atton life to help two young love~s and m Truth or Consequences a Chinese settlement fa ced with ex· ID Movie: (C) "Slave Girt" (dra) llnctl~n. '47 -Yvonne Decarlo. fl) Nino @!) EJ Show de Alejandro Suarez 11:15 @!>Cinema 34 9:3011 The Happy Wanderers Slim and 11 :30 IJ Cl) CBS Late 1Movie: ··~he 11 Henrietta visit "The Hermit of Palm B~tter Than Ever' (com) 52 Sprinas." Ehzabeth Taylor, Larry Parks. 1J News 0 ®J m Johnny Carson @!) Muchacha It.Ilana • 1J Ben Casey a!) C.edy Show 0 CIJ @ (£) Dick Cavett Simon Wiesenthal "the man who found 10:00 0 ®) @E Dean Martin Show (R) Adolf Eich,,;ann .. guests Dean's guests are Wiiiiam Conrad m ' . and Lonnie Shorr. To Tell the Truth IJ m ID Ntw1 ' 12:00 0 Movie: "Strangler of llackmoor 0 00 (l) aJ Streets of San ftlD· Castle" (hor) '60-Karin Dor. clsco "The Bullet". (R) A colleae in. m Alfred Hitchcock Presents structor who was shot by a black· . mailer refuses to have the bullet l 2.30 IJ Hllft••J 'atrol removed for fear his incriminating m Mo~le: "~n't Take It to Heaft'.' past will preventtils -attaining 1 (~om) ~5-R1chard Greene, Petrr- full professorship. Carl Betz, Geral· c18ia :~~~·b dine Brooks and Barney Philips s 'I auest. 1:00 CIJ 0110 Cl) News 0 Movie: (2hr) "The Men" (dra) t1g) It Takes a Thief '50 -Jack Webb, Marlon Brando, 1:45 IJ Movie: "Som1thln1 for the Birds" (com) '52-Victor Mature Patricia Neal, Edmund Gwenn. · Teresa Wri(ht. fl) La Molinere CEMuskal 10:30 D Tai• lack ID Cl\1111plonatllp Fbhin& @!) 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Speed Ricer 7:30 DW.rtd ll s.ntwet Jeh11 ~ narrates "The Last Creal Flrst," about an exploration of the treach- erous Blue Nile in Ethiopia. @ Ho11n's Htrots O Hollywood Squres O Movie: (211r) "Trill of the lone- some Pine" (dra) '36 -Fred Mac· Murray, Henry Fonda. To Tell the Trvtll Circus fJ Million$ Movie: (2hr) "Jezebel" 9:30 O (C) "Summer Holiday" (dra) '63 (dra) '38 -Bette Davis. George -Cliff Richards. Lauri Peters. Brent. Henry Fonda. 10:00 (l"'l "Adventures of Hajji Bab•" (fij) The New Price Is Ri1ht (adv) '54-John Derek. m Tf11t Girl 0 "Fighting l1wman" (wes) '52 Q) Dr11net -Wayne Morris, Virginia Grey. £Ij) Coollin1 the Ch1n·£se W1y 12:00 O (C) "Revolt of the 81rbuians" "Soyau Chicken" <adv) '64 -Roland Carey. "Thr~t er;, Untamed World Desperate Men" (wes) '51-Preston rn S1f1ri to Adventure Foster. m The Add1ms f1mlly 1:00 m "Girls Town" td1a) '59-Mamie 8:0011 (I) CBS frld1y Movie: (3hr) Van Oo1en. Maggie Hayes. "Qooclbye, Mr. Clllps" (mus) '72- 1 :30 fJ (C) "Mr. Moses" (adv) '65 -Peter O'Toole, Petula Cl1rk. The Robe1I Mitchum. Carroll Baker moving story of an English school· 3:00 (if' "At Wu With the Army" (aim) teacher, his rise to headmaster. the '51-Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis. tra1edies and joys th1t touched his 10' (C) "The Second &rt1test Sex" fife 1c~m) '56-Jeanne Crain. George 0 ~ O er;, S1nford ind Son (R) A Nader. derelict claims he was pushed by 3:30 fJ "W1r Is Hell" (dra) '64-Tony Fred when found in the junky1rd. Russel, Baynes Barron. and he intends to sue. 4:00 8 (C) "from the Elrth to the 0 C3)@ Q) The Br1dy Bunch Moon" (sci·fi} ·~Joseph Colten. (R) Alice decides to leave when the 4:30 · Sime u lOAM llstin1 Brady kids stop trustine her. ~~~~~~4-~-&u-lHifi. ~~~~-• I EVEN ING 6:00800@D er;,a!}tl)News (3) ®)News O Bonhu 00 Courtship of Eddie's father Q W1nted Dead or Alive m I lfilCtlL 1 A Litue Bit of Irish (R) Bing Crosby hosts an hour salute to Ireland with guests Kath· ryn Crosby, Milo O'Shea. Siobhan McKenna and The Ludlows. @ Sttr Trek El) Los Torres EE) Hod1tpodae lod1e l!) Three Stooaes 6:30 He11n's Heroes O Movie: (90) "House on Haunted Hill" (susp) '57-Vincent Price. CBS News fJ Hive Cun Will Tr1vel O Merv Griffin Show tD Sut Yun1 Yin1 Yee m Jo1nne C1rson Show a!) Novel• tl) Tiie fr1nk People EE little RHcals 7:00 8 Cl) 0 m News 0 Bowlin1 for Doll11'1 Cl) Truth or Consequences Anim1I World fJ What's My line? m J Lowe llLCJ @ I Drum of Junnie tE Slmpltmente M1ri1 EE) The Uvely Arts ''Dr. Mel Powell" @!) MuneCI a!) Roller Derby Q) The U11touch1blts EE H1m11nos Cor1je Ell) W1shlnfton Week In Review @!) Che19lrito el) Community Events m J1p1nese l1n1u111 ,ro1r1m 8:30 0 (iO) er;, The llttlt People (R) Dr. Jamison's bluntness provokes his daughter and the staff. fJ (3)@ C!) The Odd Coup~ (R) Jean Simmons 1uests IS a visitin1 prlnces.s whom Oscar tries lo dale. til) Cityw1tchers m Merv Criffln Show £Ij) Cltyw1tcllers el) Novel1 9:00 0 119) er;, Circlt of f11r (R) A transplant specialist dies prem•· lurely but provides th•I his work continue by donatine his hands, eyes and voice to three petienls. fJ tl) ROOM 222 (R) A delinquent youth. geltine a chance to strai1hlen out his life, ruins It when he brings a gun to school. Q) Dr11net EE Nino Ell) M11teriiiece Tllutrt "lhe Gam· bier" Part I (R) @!) El Show de loco Ytldez m J1p1ne11 L1n1u11e Pro111m 9:30 iJ let Trevino's Coif fJ CI)@ aJ PRDtlE.RE love TllJ Ntl1hbor A new situation cometly about • black couple and a white couple who are nei1hbors -with both husbands workin1 for the same comp1ny, See Cover Close-Up. 3 . h- e- C· I" ge r) he I· he is A by d, ch he R) es R) ng te. A I · rk s. A ce it m- ~: ite ith he p. fJNews Ci) Get Sm1rt l-~ Mucbldl1 ltall1111 al) Prenrief .. ~ 10:00 0 0 m The Bold Ones (R) Don Johnson riuests IS a rock singer who breaks down during a concert and is afraid that any type of medical treatment will dull his fu ture performances. Om OJ News fJ 00 (!) Whit About Tomor· row? "The Young Scientists" ABC News science editor Jules Bergman takes a look at tomorrow's inno valors. as he visits with young col- lege scientists. O Sherlock Holmes Tht1tre El) l1 Molinere m flrinc lint 10:30 O Talk Baell 0 (3) Cl) (!) U.S. Open G o I I Ch1mplon1hlp Preview From the Oakmont Counlty Club, Oakmont, Pa . ABC presents the second round highlights and a history of the tour- nament. • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 10, 1973 other than just the black and the white. such as the wives lined up against the two hus- bands and vice versa or prob- lems between the husbands and wives." With all the differ- ences of opinion that exist between Charlie and Fergu- son, the distaff side of the foursome (Joyce and Janet) hit it off from the start. "Maybe that says something for Wom- en's Lib." Julian adds with a smile. Miss Maclachlan, who has an extensive list of dramatic performances to her credit in- cluding the motion pictures "Sounder." ABC Circle Films' "The Man" and the unreleased ''Maurie," demonstrates a comedic flair in the new series. Ci) NHhvllle Music mGultlrru L lo R H.maoa , .. ,, Jaafl M~LaclalH,Jo)'cr Buura"'· Ro" ;\1:1 ak. Masak. who came to Holly-wood by way of night clubs. is 11:00 II 0 0 fl) m (!)News A brand-new comedy series (3) @)News will relieve the summer dol-0 Ont Step Beyond drums when Love Thy Neigh- (i) M1r.UI Dillon bor premieres on ABC. Friday m Tnfth or ConSfilutnces at 9:30 P .M .. The series will de- @ Movie: (C) ''Gold for the C1t· plct what happens following a s•rs" (adv) '6-4-Jeffrey Hunter. black couple's move into a El) futbol·Soccer previously all-white neighbor- . omewood nfloet-Softamej(eff'-'-" -HTnt....+-+rrrt-ctn11Tt0~4-t..__ifttt&- ll: l 5 m Cinem• 3-4 lions could take place in any neighborhood anywhere. Star- 11 :30 II CIS lite Movie: "Operetion ring as Charlie and Peggy Wil- Dlmter" (dra) '51 -John Mills. son. the white pair, are Ron Richard Attenborough. Masak and Joyce Bui if ant. As 0 @) m Johnny C1rson the black couple who buy the 0 S.,.Our ha .. ts house next door, Jackie and 0 (3) Cl)(!) Dlcll C1vett Ferguson Bruce. are Janet CJ) Nlpt1Hre Maclachlan a n d Harrison O I l!lcllL I Rodi On A half-hour Page. Homes o f both young rock music show with Or. Hook and marrieds are situated on Friar the Medicine Show, S1nt1n1. Blood, Tuck Lane. in myth_ical Sher- Sweat & Te1rs. among others. wood Fo rest Estates some-m To Tell the Tnitt1 where in the sprawling San 12:00 o W•Pft Tr1ln Fernando Valley, adjacent to m AHrtd Hitchcock PrtwntJ Los Angeles. Love Thy Neighbor, based 12:30 m Movie: "Tht fKt ltbi•d the on a hit British series of the M_.." (mys) '63-Peter Lorre. m 1111 eolby 1 :00 Cl) u (I) News 0 ®) a;, !lldnla11t Special Jim Croce hosts. Guests Include Jo Jo Gunne. S1voy Brown. Muine Wei· don. Bobby Womack. l<ing Harvest. and Little Anthony. 0 Movie: "0.S.S. 11 i -Double , Arent" (dra)-John ~1vin. 1 :30 O Movie: "Rebtl Fllcht to Cub•" (adv) '60-Peter Van Eyck. 1~451) Movie: "Elptri•nt Perilous" (dra) '44 -Hedy lemarr. George , Brent. 2:00 m All·Nlpt Show: "SH Dtvlla," "The Cl•• Monsters," lie Attack · same name. is from Herman a recurring character on Rush Associates. Rush, execu-ABC's Owen Marshall, Coun- tive producer (together with selor at Law. has~lso guested Ted Bergmann). served in this in dozens of TV series and same capacity on another re-appeared in the motion pic- cent import on ABC's A Jou ch tu re "Evil Knievel." Miss Buli- of Grace starring Shirley fant starred in the series 90 Booth. Rush told TV Week: "It Bristol Court. was a semi- i&-aHX>m4wy-SE~&-B~~LW.c;)-..,.ie.i~aL..Q.ClLJ..n.e-1:lWL~~b!.X'.-~~ next-door neighbors. It just so Show. plays a recurring role happens that one couple is on The Mary Tyler Moore black and the other white. The Show. starred in the Disney .basic conflicts between the film "The Happiest Millionaire" men are not due to their color and on Broadway m· "The difference. Rather. it is based Paisley Convert ible." Page has on the f act that Charlie appeared on television in (Masak) is a blue collar fac-ABC's The FBI, Bonanza. That tory worker and Ferguson Girl. Ironside and Cannon. His (Page) is the new efficiency stage perfor:mances include expert in the-same plant.'' "Purlie Victorious" and ''A Producer-writer Arthur Ju-Taste of Honey." The serjes. lian, who has an extensive list which is taped before a live of credits, says: "We don't be-audience at the ABC Tele- labor the racial differences. 1t vision Center in Hollywood. is is not a weekly 'gimmick'. We directed by Hal Cooper who have amusing situations in-also d irects the TV series. volvlng other ·~ts' of couples Maude. 3:1011 Mtvle: (C) "love Sl1ves of Ult Amuon" (adv) '58-Don Taylor. hntl &: Joyce P•1e 19- SATURDAY JUNE 16 M OR N I N G 6:00 (j) TV I Classroom 6:30 II CJ) Summer Sefl'lester m Ltrs Rip 7:00 IJ Patdlwork fantlly Q) Gospel Sin&f nc lubllet 11:00 II (j) The fliatstoaes IJ (1j m M1iof Lua-lutball Ci) film Featura 0 @ riD Funky Phantom Q)Ad Ub 11:30 00 Movie: "The Mi1hty Bamum" (dra) '34-Adolph Menjou. u (]) m Udsvlllt m My Favorite Martian Ii) Movie: (C) "Ballad or a Gun· ri&btt(' (wes} '63-Marty Robbins. .'\ f T f RN 0 0 N 0 @) a;, The Houndcatt 0 @ 00 H.R. Pufnstut Ci) TV I Classroom m Brother Bun 12:00 II (j) Archie's TV Funnlts CI) Tiit Monl .. s 7:30 II Dusty's Tr11llouse 0 John Wayne Thutre 1J m Rom1n Holidays 0 aJ ABC's Wide World of Sports D A Better Wor1d U CV Cl) Jukson five D Movie: (C) "Three YCK1nr°TH· ttQ) Just foF Fun ans" (wes) '54.-Mitzi Gaynor, Jef. trey Hunter. Keefe Brnselle. Q) Movies: ''Tht Abductors'' (dra) m Lll!etr '45-Vlctor Mc'78alen. "Dark Wa-@?) Championslllp Wrestlin& ten" (dra) '4~Merle Oberon, 8:00 8 (i) Burs Bunny 12:30 IJ (j) ht Albert D m Tiit Jttsons CI) American llndstand 0 John W1ynt Th11tr1 1 :00 IJ (i) C8S Children's Film FtS11val fJ CV Ci) The Osmonds 00 Consultation @) Ytsion On 0 Movie: "The Iii Clock.. (dra) Q) Country Music '48-Ray Milland. Maureen O'Sul· 8:30 II (I) Sabrina livan. IJ (lg) a;, Pink Pantller (]) American Physical f"rtness 0 00 Cl) Superstar Movie m Soul Tr1in D Jo, of Stwlne m News 9:00 II Amazin& Chan aJ Mcme 1----.Di· ~[Q)~mr.:·:._.U"fln'a1de'atrdos~KNtflta1Nicl...-1:~30jU:L;; CV 00 U.S. Open Gott Chall!· e.slliA-Li~vera e of the (dra) '58-Richard Bakalyan. 0 Movft: "Four Slulls of Jon1tt11n Or1ke" (hor) '59-Eduard Franz. IE Movie: ''Samson and tht Yam· plra Women" (hor)-Santo, Lorena Valazquez. 9:30 II ScoobJ·Doo IJ @) m The laftltys 00 Tljuan1: Window to Ule South U CV The lrldy Kids (j) Cartoon Carnival 10:00 a (}O) m s.a1ab 2020 u CD (]) Btwitclltd €1) Ci1M en Su Casa 10:30 II (j) Josie and tht Pussyc.ats 1J ®) a;, Runaround 0 Roller GamtS U CV Cil Kid hwr D Mom: ''The Pitd Piper" (adv) '42-Monty Woolley, Anne Suter. mofling anywhele USA7 With hundreds of offices in Notth Amelico, the Gollery of Homes offe" the finest it1 locol ond notio,,ol home ,elling, home· buying services o t no odditionol cost Call far com- plete it1formatian obout home prices and ovoilobilities on ony oreo a4 North America . including the Virgin hlo,,ds and Conado. No obligation, of courM. 1 ,1. 1Jl\\ I\ ...... 17117 ........,. Sl r_._ ...., c.. 927111 l7MI 9'l -66U lhird round of play from the 1 . mont Country Club (Pa.), with Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino expected to compete. D Movie: "Man W'lttl the Gun" (wu) 'SS-Robert Mitchum. IE Ch1niplonshlp lowllac @?)Cine en t. Tarde 2:00 IJ Dul11's Treehouse D Great Roads of America Ci) International Hour ~Thriller meombat mTmelure 2:30 II a.dyard Safari D International lone "Alfonzo: A Long Way From Home" Alfonzo is an Indian in the Ecuadorian com· munity ol Otavalo who is a weaver. and whose livelihood is being Mary Frann portrays the chief executive of an International oil complex, In NBC's day·time serial d,.ma Return to Peyton Place Mondays throu1h Fridays In color. She not only rippln the surface Of the business community in Peyton Place, but provides a threat to a sup· posedly hippy marrl•I•· * * * Bette O.vls and Rotlert Mlt· chum wUI be amon1 the celeb-rities 1nd notables who are to appear as guests on ''The Dick Cavett Show" on ABC, Monday through Friday at 11:30PM. • THE DAILY PROT. TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 . threatened by competition from mass production. Cl) Far Out Flicks m flshln' Hole m Hulflln Dimension 2:45 fl) Soeetr Gamts 3:00 II Planb Art like People Jerry Baker has springtime hints for plantinr and uring for evergreens. 1J A(rlculturt USA Show focuses on the role of the farmer's wife. fJ UntAmed World "New En1l1nd" <IQ) Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Slaupter on Tenth Avenu•" (dra) '58-Rfcfmd Egan, Jan Sterlin&. Din D.iryea. Ell) Action Chlc1no (R) al Ritmos dtl Caribt a;, LH Trevino's Golf m Speed rt.cer EV fN I N G D Movie: "Cavalry Stout" (wes) '51-Rod Cameron. James Arness. 5:oo fJ D mm,..., D Movie: (C) "Buffalo Bill'' (wes) 0 Het Haw Bobby Bare and Bar- '44--Joef McCre1, Linda Darnell. bare falrchild guest. di) Sdtnce fiction Thtatrt 0 The Pattnt Game m M I Hi&h Chaparr1I ov t : (C) "Tiit Outrlden" .:. Tht Real Don StHlt Show (wes) '50-Joel McCrea. ... 11J Movie: "Doctor of Doom" (hor) m lite Untoucllabltt -Armando Silvestre. Ell) lntern1tlonal Ptrform1nc1 "Or· a;, Canadl111 Ad~enture pheus In Hell" (R) 3:301J The Siem It Over a!) T11tro dtl Sab1do CI) Yolct of ~crfcultwe a> Three Stoo111 D On Campus ''Behind the Scenes'• 6:30 IJ News A look at pre.school education and 0 KNBC News Conf•rtnce the people who make It work. 0 ti) aJ Rtasontr Report Ci) Movlt: "Electronk Monster" fE Trts P1tines (scl·fl) '58 -Rod Cameron. al Stbaclos AltfrU 0 Tiit MOflkHs a;, M111dnl '•ntrrtioll ii) futllol·Socetr E!} Llttte Rascals a;, A(rict.1lture USA 7:00 8 UfO 4:00 8 Or, lrtnt Kassorta Sports Wi,ttl ltrtta (3) Clfftput Profile • 0 Tiit Thrillsetltrt Race car driv. D wur. Qol111 On "Sex •nd the er, Allen Heath, a rroup of motor. Black Male" A discussion of the cycle daredevils called lhe "Astro Bl• man's relationship with the Cycles." and barefoot water sailnr Black family and social structure. are featured. U American l111C1st1nd 0 lowUnc for Dollars ED RIP! Hand oUtle Celebrity lowtin& demonstratina the impo~rt~a~nto....L'~--~..:;~~~=: ---.------- pl1yed by court clerks. m Roller Games ta!) Panorama Latin. '1) Volte of A1riculturt 4:30 II Just Natural 00 Film feature "Teenage Movies" 0 Inquiry Host Maury Green and Dr. Thomas Gordon discuss a new common sense system to help par· ents talk with and lls1en to their children. 0 Movie: "Tht Amazlne Transpar. ent Man" (SCi·fi) '60-Douglas Ken· nedy, Marguerite ChallO!..ln. 0 Sports Action Pro-Tire Jockey Robyn Smith is profiled Cl) I Oreani of J11nnli llj Younr Dr. Kildare 11J 5tt Smart Ell) Fil• Ftaturt meorona Now 4:45 fl) Roller 8111ts 5:00 II Ani11al World Bill 8urrud nar· rates "Min's Best Friend" (}) Ci) AIC't Wldt Wortd of Sports D Primus "Black Diamonds" (R) U Ctltbrtty Bowline (j)dj """ 0 Havt Gun Wilt Travel m Movlt: (C) "Hell on Frisco Bay" (dra) '55--Alan Ladd, Joanne Dru". m Liu or the Qlants fJl) Tumlnf Polntl m Country Pitt• m Kl•ba 5:30 1J "" ~ 1 Stcftt IJ Cl) News U hor1t Kirby C:O..tdy Shew Arte Johnson guests. D Dtath YalltJ Oap m lawrtnct Wtlk Show "The World of Music -Country and Western Style" Roy Clark 1uests. m It Takes a Thitf I fl)La Tureca Ell) Jo7ce Chen's China (R) m El C.rru1ft m Lassie m liars' Club m Speed Ric.er 7:30 (J) Wild KincdM D Tiit Mouse F1cto11 Sh1ri l ewis hosts. 0 Superstltt or Reet The Bee Gees, Dr. Hook, Dino Martin Jr .. 1nd Paul Willi1ms cuest. @ fihn Ft1hlrt 0 let's M1b a Dt1I D Million $ Mom: (2hr) "Snallt P'it" (dra) '48--0livil dt Havilland, Mark Stevens. Celeste Holm. m•1ad1tauty aJ lobby Goldsboro Sllow EB The Addams Family a:oo IJ All in the fantlly (R) Edith says her winning raffle ticket doesn't really belon1 to her-and Archie can't "itille" her honesty. D m Enttr(tncy! "The Pro· fessor'' (R) When Sir Erik Rossman (Hedley M•tlinrtr> Is strldlen with a mysterious Illness, 1 rowmment agent asks Dr. Brackett to cure him. 0Rollln' 0 Ci) (£) Htre Wt 'o Aaaln CR) Jerry and Susan face 1 eon· frontation with the l.R.S. over their h t d n II e Ir THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 10, 1973 1969 income tax return, when they fJ Teenaae Tri.is were still married. m News m I $flc1lL I June With the Kine fE b Motintra FamitJ The entire King clan pre· @E 8ol de Mexk.e sents a salute to Spring and the ml Chinese Variety Hour month of June. EE Lou Gordon Show ID Championship Wrestlinc 10:30 fJ Candid Camera fE Titanes en Accion ID fE News Eil) The Advocates Eil) Session "fanny" A rock concert m Pftmltr from Carbondale, Ill .. by one of the ail Teatro del Sabado first all-girl groups to appear on EE Movie: (2hr) "Escape Me Never" the rock scene. (dra) '47-Errol Flynn. Ida Lupino. 10:A5 fE Japanese uniuiie Proar•m 8:30 O (i) Bridcet Loves Bernie (R) 11:00 0 CV 0 O Ci)®) News Bridget has a. hard time finding a @ Marshal Dillon • ~ome for a painting that once hung fJ Boris Kar1off Presents 1n her n~rsery. " , m Movie: (C) "Hell on Frisco Bar" 0 ~?vie: <9?> The Mummy s (dra} '55-Alan Ladd, Joanne Dru. Hand (hor) 40 -Dick Foran, Edward G. Robinson. 0 (3) Ci) Q) A Touch of Grace ID Good News (R} Grace decides to learn to drive Q) Movie after the bus company 'cuts service 11:15 00 Movie: "Crack In the Mirror" lo the cemetery area . (dra} '60 -Orson Welles. Juliette 9:00 0 00 Mary Trier Moore Show (R} Greco. Rhoda returns from vacation and 11 :30 O 'fabulous 52! (C) "Thf Barefoot announces she has accepted a job Contessa" (dra} ·~Ava Gardner. in New York and plans to leave Min· Humphrey Bogart, Edmond O'Brien. neapolis within the week. O KNBC Special "Is There Life 0 o m NBC Saturdar Movie: Afttr Marriage?" John Barbour hosts (C) (2hr) "Grand Prix" Part 1 (dra) a look at the institution of marriage. '66 -Jamu Garner. Eva Marie One·to·one interyiews with guests Saint. Yves Montand, Tashiro Mi-will be followed by telephone ques· tune. Brian Bedford. Jessica Walter lions from the viewing audience. four automobile racing drivers com· O Movie: "The Accused" (mys) '48 pete for the Grand Prix world cham· -Robert Cummings. Loretta Young. pionship on a grueling circuit rang· (j) Movie: "Assi1nment Redhead" ing from Monte Cerio to Mexico (mys) '57-Peul Carpenter. Kay Cal· City. lard.~ / 6 0 (j) 00 Q) The Strauss Family 0 Movie: ''The Outraae" (dra} '64 ·• ee . o ann marn" . bure~e H~~;t=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ again, this time to a pretty wi~ow Claire Bloom, Edward G. Robinson. whom he takes to Germany where William Shatner. In the 1870's a he changes his religion to Pro· bandit is convicted and sentenced lestant and his nationality to Ger· to hang for the murder of a South· man. The marriage is a success and ern gentleman and the rape of his Johann writes the operetta. "The wife. The bandit defends his ac· Gypsy Baron," which is a resound· tions as a "duel of honor," while ing success. and he is once again the widow and other witnesses of· the idol of Vienna. fer stories that contradict his ANO m I Sfwlt I Family Nl1ht With eac_h other's testimony. Horace Heidt Bandleader Horace Movie: "Greed in the Sun" Heidt brings back the big band (dra) '63 -Jean-Paul Belmondo. era and the golden days of radio. Lino Ventura. with special guests Al Hirt. Pete O John Wayne Theatre "flying Condoli, the late Red Nichols. Les Tigers" Paul and Mary Ford, and John Gary ID Movie: "Imitation of life" fE Nino (dra) '34~1audette Colbert. War-m Bloanphr "Socrates" Modern-ren William. . dress dramatizations rrom dialogues &!) Cinema l4 of .Plato with Leo McKern as Socra· 12:00 fJ Movie: "The Man Beast" (hor) te s. '57-Rock Madison. George Wells 9:30 O (j1 Bob Newhart Show (R) Bob Lewis. Md Emily vacation at a ski lodge 1:00 O Flipslde The Fifth Dimension and have to share the ir bathroom guest. with an annoying cou ple (j) 00 News fJ News m All-Niaht Show: "I Was a Ma!e ID Minority Community War Bride," "The Sc.art," "Before I 10:00 O (I) Mission: Impossible (R) Han(' Al~x Cord, Marlyn Mason and Peter ID Movie: ''The Man and the Mon· Breck guest when Phelps poses as ster" (hor)-Enrique Rambal, Mar· a master chess champion to trap tha Roth. a criminal and his mysterious boss. 1:30 O Movie: (C) "The MIYerlck O Movie: (90) ''The Wollman" Queen" (wes} '55-Bartma Stan· (hor) '38 -Claude Rains. wyck, Barry Sullivan, Scott Brady. 0 Q) Jlpaw (R) Lt. Frank 0 News Dain hunts for an undercover police-@ Movie: "Kill or Cure" (com) '63 man who mysteriously disappeared -Terry-Thomas, Eric Sykes. while posing as a member of a 3:00 O Movie: "Unknown Island" (adv) car·theft rinr. 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JUNE 10 , 1913 " ~~r Evening Movies SUNDAY, JUNE 10 (C) "Tammy and the Doctor" (rom) '63-Sandra Dee, Pi;ter Fonda. "One Mllllon B.C." (scl.fi) '40-Vlctor Mature, Carole L,and1s. (C) "Th• Cardinal" (dra) '63-Tom Tryon, Romy Schneider. "Our Very Own" (dra) '50--Ann Bly1h, Farley Granaer. "Tales of Manhattan" (dra) '42·-Rlta Hayworth, Chades Boyer. Gin1er Rogers. Henry Fonda. 3 6 (C) "The Big Mouth" <com) '67-Jerry Lewis. Harold J Stone. Susan Bar.. Buddy Lester. . "You Cant Cheat an Hone1t Man" (com) '39--W.C. Fields. "The Bribe" (dra) '49-Robert raylor, Ava Gardner, John Hodlak. "Within These Walls" (dra) '45-M"rk Stevens, Mary Anderson. "The Magi~ Bow" (mus) '46-Slttwan Granger. P~llis Calvert. MONDAY, JUNE 11 (C) "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone" (dral '61-Vivien Leigh, Warren Beatty. "Trall of the Lonesome Pine" (.:lra) '36--Fred MacMurray, Henry Fonda. "Edi~ of Darkness" (ad11) '43-Etrol Flynn, Ann Sheridan 3 6 (C) "Red Tom ahawk" (wes) '67-Howard Keel. Joan Caulfield. Broderick Crawford. Scott Brady. Wendell Corey. (C) "So This 15 ,.a,._ .. from) '55-Tony Curtis. Gloria OeHaven. "Armored Attack" (dra) '43-0ana Andrews, Waller Huston, Anne Baxter. "Cry Tough " (mys) '59-John ~n~on, Linda Cristal. 8 (C) "Half a SixpefU)e" (mus) '69-Tommy Steele. Cyril R1tchard. Julia Foster. • • TUESDAY, JUNE J2 "Roar of the Crowd" (adv) '53-Howard Ouff, Helene Stanley. "Trail of the Lonesome Pine" (dre) '36--fred MacMurray, Henry Fonda. (C) "Leave Her to Heaven" (dr.i) '4~-Gene Tierney. Cornel Wilde. Jeanne Crain (C) "Diary of a Mad Housewife" (d1a) '70-Richard Be,,jamln, Ct?.r· rie Snodgreu . Frank Langella. ' (C) "Shakiest Gun In the West" (com) '68-0on Knotts, Barbara Rhoades. 3 6 CC) "Second Chance" (dra) '71-Brlan Keith, Eliobeth Ashley, Juliet Prowse. Wllllam Windom 8 (C) "The 500 Pound Jerk" (com) '72-James Franciscus. Alu Karras, Hope Ll!lnge. "Mr. Peabody •nd the Mermaid" (com) '48-William Powell. 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COlta M"41 545-9415 P•ge 22 6:30 7:30 8:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 1J:30 6:30 7:30 8:00 11:00 ll:30 7:30 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:15 l l:J O 7 s 9 7 9 13 2 9 7 5 g 2 9 13 2 WEONESOAY.JUNE13 (C) "Boy on a Dolphin" Part I {dra) '57-Alal'I Ladd. Clifton Webb, Sophia Loren. "IraJLof ttl• Lonesome Pine" ldra) '36--Fred M•cMurray, Henry Fonda. ~ ---- -- (C) "Night & D•Y" (mus) '46--Cary Grant. Alexis Smith, Eve Arden 3 6 "Say Goodbye M aule Cole" (drw) '71 -Susan Hayward. Darren McGavin, Michael Constantine, Michele Nichols. "Good Sam" (com) '48-Gary Cooper, Ann Sheridan. .. The Kiiier Is Loose" (mys) '56-Joseph Cotten. Wendell Corey, Rhonda Fleming. 8 {C) "ottey" (com) '69-Tom Courtenay. Romy Schnelder. (C) "Nu rly a Nice Glrl" (dra) '60--Liselot te Pulver, Martin Held THURSDAY, JUNIE 14 (C) "Boy on e Dolphin" Co,,cl. (d ra) '57-Ahtn Ladd. Clifton Webb, Sophia Loren. "Tr•ll of the Lonesome Pfne'' (dra) '36--Fred MacMurray, Henry Fonda. "keys of the Kingdom" (dra) '44-Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell. Vincent Price. Roddy McDowell. 8 (C) "Secret Wot1d" (dra) '69--Jacqueline Bisset , Giselle Pascal, Pierre Zimmer. "The Men" (dra) '50--Jack Webb. Marlon Brando, Teresa Wright. CCJ, "Slave Girt" (dra) '47-Yvo11ne DeCarlo, Brodericlt Crawford. 8 • L.ove 11 Better Than Ever" (com) '52-Elizabeth Taylor. Larry Parks . FRIDAY, JUNE 15 1 "House on Haunted Hiii" (susp) '57-Vlncent Price. Carol Ohmart. Richard Long. 5 "Trell of the Lonesome Pine" (dra) '36--Fred MacMurray. Henry Fonda. 9 "Jezebel" (dra) '38-Bette Davis. GeorRe Brent. Henrv Fonda. 2 8 fC) "Goodbye Mr. Chips" (mu<;) '72-Peter O'Toole. Petula S::lerk 13 (C) "Gold for th e Caesers" Cad11) '64-Jettrey H1.1nter. Mylene Oemongeot. 2 8 "Operation Disaster" (dra) 'SJ-John M iffs, Richard Attenborough. 9 "Sn;iike Holrn. 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Do you have any problem maintaining your weight?- G. R. D., Evansdale, Iowa •I used to. I was up to 120 pounds once. Jt wasn't so much fat as muscle from d ancing. I didn't li\l\'e to go oo diets to take it off. I stopped dancing and the weight just sort of went away. FOR SONNY BONO Is it true that you would rather write and produce than per· fonn?-Mn. T . Guastella, Oleshire, Conn. • Yes, but Cher insists that she needs me to play off of. She says that she gets very nervous if I'm not around. So even in our concert and rughtclub act. I'm at her side. We've 11--4-~ee1:a-aa~~eh-4wHieiDg-oor televmon show, bow• ever, that I'm beginning to enjoy performing more and more. FOR SEN. JACOB K. JAVITS (R-N .Y.) Are gangsters really big on cigarette smuggling? Can't they 6nd anything more lucrative?-R. Donnell, Lynch- burg, Va. • Organized crime began to find cigarette smuggling attrac- ti\'e in the mid-1960's wheo many state and local govern- ments increased cigarette taxes. The difference of over $2 per carton allows smu~ers to sell North Carolina cigarettes in New York City weTfbeJow locaJ prices and still malce a handsome profit Huge amounts of money are involved. FOR PHYLLIS DILLER When clid you get your first lciss?-Artbur Lacy, White Plains, N.Y. • Obviously I wasn't terribly impressed because I can't remember. I was never much for kissing. I was more the intellectual type. FAMILY WEEKLY. Jun. 10, 1973 -, the wrong time and the wron~ place. U, for iostan~, I had gotten an award for "Psycho,' should I have turned it down because the mentally retarded in this country (they're my special cause) ·aren't properly looked after? Certainly not! You could hardly blame the film industry for that-but 1 think that's what Marlon Brando djd, FOR BOB IIOPE What do you see for yo~r future? Do you hope for many more years of entertaining?-Pat Juenemann, Clements., Minn . • I see lots of TV specials in my future, many benefit per· formances and appearances before college groups, golf tour· naments such as the Desert Classic, shows for servicemen (although not ovcrsens at Christmas) and veterans' grou~s. I Jove to entertain an<l sec no reason to stop as Jong as I m blessed with good health and invitations! FOR ANN LANDERS You always seem to have a solution to ev~ problem. Have you ever been sent a problem you coulclD't 10lve?- Richard Yglesias, Alhambra, Calif. • 11le word "solution" is misleading because it suggests everything is settled pennanentJy. Some problems are never solved. When I run into such a problem, I tell the reader there is no solution and he must learn to live with it. Often 1s a vice LS immense y e p . eop e must earn to ac- cept that which cannot be changed. FOR PETE MARAVICH of the Atlanta Hawb Are the luclcy socks you wear in the NBA today the same ones you wore in high school and oollege?-Iirtt Schriefer, Santa Ana, Calif. • I have had these socks since my senior year in high school. I wore them throughout my college cueer. FOR JUDITH CRIST, movie reviewer Don't you ever get bored having to watch and review all those movies?-Mrs. Gertrude Martindel~ North Beach Haven, N.J. • No more than a dentist, doctor or lawyer is bored by his profession. I'd rather see 300 movies a year than 1ook at 300 livers or 3,000 cavities or 30 criminals-wouldn't you? Cowr llluelTatlon b1 O•rt O..raere P--------------------------------------------------------------------, : Thinking about buying a new car? GT : __ This free book can help you make the right choice. -~ I , ;;·;:.~ ~ Section I is about cars in general-models, of car you buy. Section II deals with Ford I ~ = : options, body styles, insurance, eve.n Motor Company cars. 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By Joey Ailaws America's "Roastmaster General" Especially for FAMILY WEEU.Y • Among today's celebrities.and politiciaM, the mottof9~f-JOU can!\say anything nice about the guy-let's hear it'' How I Roast 'Em: A Gulde to Barbeftdng Famou~ People In this era of masochistic com-makes you laugh at something edy, our most famous per-that would make you mad if it sonaJities have accepted tes-happened to you. Calvin Coo- timonials just to be carved· to lidge said: ''Whenever I indulge pieces by their "friends." To be my sense of humor, I get in part of this new school of dais trouble." The answer is, if you assassins, you have to adhere to .~want to be the toast of the town,· the motto: "If you can't say you must be aware that toast is anything nice about the guy-always burnt a little-it's got to let's hear it" have some fire on it. The roast- Some of the nicest murder-master is there to see that it's ers I know pride themselves on weU done. Just as the honored the massacre of their honored guest is sworn to take it. guests; and you better have a Broadway producer David sense of humor, especially if Merrick is one who can't take you're the guest. So, when you're it. He was~ too happy when on the firing line-la"u~gh~. "llC~ry~, __;P:.;h';f.y'.f-ll;is~D-;il~ler:rr \~w~·d~abo~u1it:fihimf:i·:nr=--~HSt"""I~ ., means you! er a e ansp ant, sport. I'd like it to be David's beart- Ed Sullivan was the first to because it's never been used." laugh when I said at a dinner But Phyllis can take it better in his honor: "You can sum up than anybody. In fact, she loved Ed's career in one word-lucky! it when 1 said about her: "She's A lot of people say he has a had so many face-lifts. there's lousy personality. That's not nothing left in her shoes.'?.,. true-he has no personality.'' Naturally, we don't want to Don Rickles can dish it out hurt our friends. But if we didn't pretty good, and he'd better'be roast them, they'd think we able to take it when the big guns didn't like them. Pearl Bailey are aimed at him. Don was the asked me at the March of Dimes target at one party when I said: dinner in her honor if I was "Don has become a household angry at her. "Why?" I asked. word. Garbage is also a house-"Well," she said, "you gave me hold word." l roasted Johnny such a great introduction-not Carson with: "Success hasn't one unkind word." When I told changed Johnny-he's still the her she was a lady and black ~amc arrogant bum be always and a star, she said she'd never was." A sense of humor is what Joey Adams, whose many star- ring roles at benefit dinners have gained him the titl!l "Roastmaster General," Is the author of a num- ber of books and the husband of columnist Cindy Adams. forgive me if I didn't dishonor her like everybody else. "Okay," I said, "if it will make you feel better." And then I went to work on her: "We are honoring Pear}....Bailey because she's a great star and tbc first lady of Broadway. But mostly because the NAACP insisted." I finished her with: "Pearl's show is closing this week-the reviews were good but the word- of-mouth killed it." Virginia Graham is another old pal who encouraged me to treat her like one of the boys: "They're testing Miss Graham at MGM to play the old Mae West parts. The only trouble i!, her old parts don't work as good as Mae West's." Willie Mays made a perfect subject. He was one guy who could really take it. At the Fall- Guy Luncheon in bis honor, I took co the offensive: "Willie Mays bas never known the meaning of the word defeat-be- sides thousands of other words he never knew the ~caning of. ... When it was announced that mllttone ..... -vtolln ...... ''Coneen11t ... " .. not the word for Wiii..,. F. BucldeJ, Jt. we were honoring Willie Mays, everybody in baseball stood up as one and hollered: 'Whyr ... As a kid in Alabama Willie lived in one room with his parents and 11 brothers and sister'S. He never knew what it was like to sleep alone until he got manied. . . . Willie is an inspiration to the youth of America. They fig- ure if he can make it, anybody can." • Jack Benny is the happiest June 10, 1973 fianl(V ~ n.. N.,..,.,... Megu:lne MORTON FRANK, Preeklem end ~ LEONARD S. DAVIDOW, CMlr1'W victim of them an. When I roasted him at one dinner he reminded me joyfully of other nights when he was the poor unsuspecting guest ... Yean ago in my hometown of Waukegan, m .• they planted a tree in my honor and called it the Jack Benny Tree. In a short time the tree died. The only one who could figure it out was Fred Allen. He said: 'How can a tree live in Waukegan with the sap Continu~d on page 6 ADYEltTISINO: PATRICK M. LINSKEY, V.P.-Ad Director EDITORIAL: MOAT PEAl«Y, V.P.-Edltor-ln-Chlef Sid U.,.r.tly, MarKeting· Director; Gwllld S. Wroe, Eastern Mgr.; RoMrt D. Olk*, Assoc. 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Of course I had my own ammuni- tion : "It's appropriate that we give Jack Benny a dinner-every- body does. When be picks up his own check, be thinks he's treating." Bob Hope pointed out how much Benny bas done for cliarily: "Why, he's raised mil- lions with bis violin -just by th_reateoing to play." George Burns remarked: "Benny is the only man I know who can eat 011e peanut." Jack bragged that his Stradivarius was made in 1793. "Did you buy it newT' George Burns hollered out. George finished him off with: "You can always recognii.e Benny. He's the guy sitting with his back toward the check. I'd gi~e him the shirt off my back .. ii: ktllerules in r -o •t,and--'-------~ charge me a dollar." G iven the choice, show peo- ple would ~at;er be rapped than ignored. You can always pick out actors by the glazed look that comes into their eyes when the conversation wanders away from themselves. That's why Jerry Lewis made a great guest of honor. "It's said that Jeny Lewis is the most versatile pro- ducer, director, actor and co- median on the screen," 1 start- ed, "and tonight we honor the man who said it-Jerry Lewis." Then I said: "A lot of people fought to be on this dais for Jerry tonight. Those who won aren't here." Johnny Carson commented: "Charlie Chaplin's 41 • FAMILY WEEKLY, June 10, 1973 Anrthlnll gaes VJ1tl1 ....... Ra11e1s COIDIS. 5 99 Accents highef Gallon See 1he guarantee on the label. There's a ROGERS Fla\INT for every room available at .............. -!'5 5'f'OllE5 See Yellow Pages undef paint for nearest store. career was ruined when sound -came in -Jerry'a was ruined when quality came in." The next pallbearer, Jack Carter, said: "When you talk about Jerry Lewis, there are two things you muat meotion-·hu- mility and modesty -bec:auK those are the two things he docslft have." Jan Murray shot his sharpest arrow: "Jerry bas done more for my career than anyone else -he made 43 pi<:tures and kept me out ~f all of them." Alan King slaughtered him with: "Jerry has never forgotten. He keeps retumjng to the slums where he was born to see a re-· minder of his youth-his mother and father." I hate to do political jokes because too many of them get elected. But when I see a poli- tician sitting in the hot seat, I love to tum on the juice. One of my favorite targeti is Mayor John Lindsay of New York: "Don't misunde~tand -I like Mayor Lindsay-I like a mayor who doesn't meddle in city af ~ -ain . ~ .1 musL.say. I indaay - has done the work of three men in our town -Groucbo, Chico and lfarpo .... Truthfully, he's my stcond choice if he runs again. My first choice is any- body who runs against him." I could hardly wait when I was asked to be the hangman at luncheons dishonoring the conaervative Buck1eys, Senator James and WilJiam F., Jr. "They're not C<?DServative," I said. "The word is retarded." A smar:t poUtician knows that we only pkk on giants. Roust- ing makes them more humane -and if you don't do it they'll do it to themscf ves. Once: when f introduced John F. Kennedy with a . glorious buildup, be said: "I'm not as good as you said-but rm much better than you're thinking." At one rally for LBJ, I was really extrava- gant with m_)' praise ... That was a wonderful introduction," Pres- ident Johnson acknowledged. "My father would have loved it-and m motbe w believed it. OoJy once did I get a better introduction. That was in North Carolina. The Gov- ernor was supposed to intro- duce me and he didn't show up -so I introduced myself." The roast rs tt}e-highesr trib- ute you can give a guest of hon- or these days. And that's just what the boys gave me when they turned the tables and cue me up at a roastamooial dinner at the Waldorf Astoria for the March of Dimes. Earl Walson was the roastmaster and he started lovingly: "It's about time we gave you a dinner. I think you're the funniest of all . Not your comedy-the way you dress." Don Rickles: "Joey Adams is the living proof of re- incarnation. Nobody c.ould be this dumb in one lifetime." Mil- ton Berle: "Joey would be more popular if he were as well known as his jokes." Morey Amsterdam: ''Joey knows a lot -be just can't think of it." "" I knew my darling wife Cindy would save me-for the knock- I can't stand." Naturally, all thelc caustic remarks are always done with great love and affection. And if you believe that, I have 10me swampland in New Jeney ,_ I'd like to unload on you. lil1JI The American family has taken to camping-wh~ther in a s.pecial camping vehicle, or a station wagon with a tent, or hiking it with a backpack. But o1ten the problem is: How to avoid dull meals? Here are-- three menus-one to make on a camp stove, two on the open fire. -_ Each is written in a work-progression style to help with at-home and at-campsite preparation. Family Camping Cookout: ·· Three Complete Menus .- MARILYN'S MENU OffCAMPlfml)UU~£R NO. f (MlnlrMI Refrigeration) •Recipe given BEFORE LEAVING HOME: (FOR 4-1 PERSONS) 1. PrcpaR cornbread mix: Sift together 1 cup enriched yellow cornmeal, 1 cup all-purpose ftour, 1At cup sugar, 4 teaspoons baking powder and ~ teaspoon salt. Cut in ~ cup shorten.ing until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Pour into plastic bag or container; seal. 2. Prepare salad greens.: Wam and-tear 1 bead lettuce. Roll up in a towel several times to re- move excess moisture. Pack in plastic bag in cooler. 3. Combine ingredients for fondue: In a small plastic bag, combine ~ cup flaked or shredded coconut and 2 tablespoons chopped nuts~ seal. 4. ~act additional ingredients: 1 pkg. (2.2 on.) Men-dried ecramblecHgg mill wttta butter 1 lb. bologna and IUINMr eauuge Of PoHtlt .... 1119 1 """ pepper or 3 lablespoona dehydm.cl .................. k .. 1 etlck butter or lftargarlne 1 pkg. (TI\ on.) Spanlah-rice mill 1 can (1 lb.) tom11toee 1 can (4.on.) ellced nt111ltr001M 1 "'"' .... onloft -1 lar(4on.)plmle. ~ cup CfOUtOM 1 bottle of tM f8mlly'a .. Mllld dreallng 2 cane (I-oz. alz•) wanlll or~ pudding~ SMWI018Rlll ·~ Dellc:toue ...... 12 ........... Iowa eltend ........ IMllMl nonf.t dry""" powder CotlM Powdeftd ere.-........... If d11lred Contin11~d By Marilyn Hansen Food Editor 1Na ca"'ll" -c:CllM•••pl--.•d .........-. ._ llltMl lft ca..-. ..,." ...... (......,.... • c-. owen), end the c:Gn"nlence end OUldoonJ ..... of .... 1119 producla. .. prowlde. deldoul .... '°' C8Rpet& Thie la a complete pullout ee«rtlon for you to aave FAMILY WEEKLY. June 10. 1913 • 7 Pll!ll-PllllllJ ~· Camping (-Ookout Continu~d • AT CAMPSITE: CORNBREAD 1. Preheat oven on camp stove to 425" F. (hot). Grease an 8- inch-square baking pan. 2. Combine freeze-dried scram- bled-egg mix with 1 lf4 cups water until blended. 3. Add cornbread mix prepared at home; mix with fork until blended. 4. Bake in pan until golden brown, about 20 minutes. 5. Cut in squares, secve -with butter. Serve leftoyer cornbread for breakfast the next day. SAUSAGE SPANISH RICE 1. Rub bottom of pot with soap or detergent-and-water paste for ease in cleaning. 2. C ube bologna and summer sausage; seed and cut green pep- per into strips. 3. Heat 2 tablespoons butter in mer sausage, green pepper and undrained mushrooms. Cover, and simmer an additional 5-7 minutes until rice is tender. Add ~ -1 cup additional water if necessary. Makes 4-6 servings TOSSED SALAD 1. Slice onion, separate into rings. Drain pimiento and cut into strips. 2. -Toss onion rings, pimiento and croutons with lettuce in bowl. Serve with the family's favorite salad dressing. Makes4-6 servings PUDDIN' QUICK FONDUE 1. Rub bottom of small pot with soap or detergent-and-water paste for ease in cleaning. 2. Select green twigs for fondue forks. Make pointed ends with a knife. 3. Combine 2 cans pudding with :.._---1--~-,ge-aauccpa0-0i:-..skiUct-until GeeeRUl mtx~pot:-\Varrn---lm--• over low heat, stirring constant- eclpe and Proctor-Siiex turn your favorite soda pop Into a cNc11ny Ice dessert Pour 2 cans of Eagle 8rancf9 Sweee.ned rest, occonlng to the freezer operating Condensed Milk• and two 28 oz. bottles lnstructlont. Mobs 2 quom. (or four 12 oz. cons) of any flavor of To mob Frozen PaMlon In your refrlgiw- aoda pop Into freezer drum ond let the ator, pick up rKJpe In your sup.rmorket. Proctor.Silex• Jee Cream Maker do the •Moe••• or Di_...._..., be·-'· melted. Add rice-vermicelli mix- ture from Spanish-rice mix. Saute until light brown, stirring f requeotJy. 4. Add 2 cups water, contents of seasonings from packet, and tomatoes. Break up tomatoes with fork. 5. Bring to boiling, reduce heat, cover and simmer I 0 minutes. 6. Add cubed bologna and sum- ly. Or set l>Ot in larger pot of hot water to heat during dinner. 4. Peel and section oranges. Cut donuts into quarters. Core and sectioo appl~. Arrange fruits, donuts and marshmallows on cutting board for dipping. 5. Use nrcen sticks to s kewer dipper for du!'king in fondue. Malcu 4-6 s~rvings Continued on pag~ JO +amll)'~>' Food shelf fAMrLT W1:1:11LY'1 Food1hell pre· sents dishes you cen meke quickly, with a minimum of tu•, ustng common Ingredient• found In moat kitchen cup- boards. PIZZA CACCIATORE Preheat oven to 450° F. Make up dough as package label directs from l pkg. (28~ ozs.) two complete cheete pizza1; arrange chick- en pieces and broth from 2 cans (5-oz. size) chicken, and mushrooms from l can ( 4 ozs.) allced mulhroom1, drained, on pizza dough. Po ur sauce from pizza mix over all.aod sprin- kle with grated cheete from mix. Bake for 12-15 minutes, until crust is golden brown. M aku 6..S servinRS I 8 FAMILY WEEKLY, June 10, 1973 d r A CelebrityCoo~ - JWSt.John: '91'm a Reeipe Freak" I 've always loved to cook. I once thought J might even do a cookbook. but when I got it all together, I found I didn't care about publishing it. l'm ~ recipe freak, collecting recipes from -cookbooks and from friends who arc good cooks. Til cook. in advance if I have that kind of a rccipe,'but I prefer everything made fresh. I'm old-fashioned that way! In the. winter, I live in Aspen, Colo., because I adore skiing. Cooking is more difficult there because of the high altitude. Everything takes longer to cook and recipes need adjusting. I find myself sticking to less com- plicated things like just plain By~illSt.~o .. In conversation with Helen Dorsey 4. Add to ftour mixture. Beat until smooth. Mix in drained clams. 5. Heat very lightly greased griddle over bot fire until a drop of wiater dances across the skil- let. Drop batter by spoonfuls onto bot skillet, keeping size slightly larger than a silver dol- lar. Cook until browned on each side. I. Remove to heated platter. Roll up each pancake, fasten with toothpick. Serve at once for brunch or luncheon with nice crisp limestone lettuce salad. good Bric and crackers and Pouilly Fuiae. Makes about 2¥.1 doz. pancaltes Swanson's First Salad .of-Summer. And how to make it. i.----~---.t-potMoes-and-sat1-...~~~~ ~~-~~~e~EMEBRU1;£·~~~~-1-~-11r..._ Welcome the season with this cool and lively ---;;;-atn disfi salad. In summer, I live in Beverly Hills, where I cook almost a ny- thing. Clam pancakes or a won- derful smoked salmon soutne arc so good for a late, leisurely brunch. I make many desserts. I have an electric ice-cream freezer and make a fabulous chocolate ice cream with milk chocolate and cocoa. My friends all love my Creme Brfilec! To a degree, a person's reac- tion to food gives you some clues about him. I get annoyed at a man who won't try·a partic- ular dish. I don't care if be doesn't eat it, but I'm angry if he doesn't at least try it. I find many times that men I like love Japanese food, Chinese food or exotic foods. That makes a per- son interesting. I like to entertain small groups, but never more than eight. My father once had a res- taurant, but that has nothing to do with my love for cooking. 1 just love to eat the things I cook! CLAM PANCAKES 110-0z. c... ntlnced c ..... 1 ~tlour 1 IHlpoon balclng powder ,.. lelllpOOft .... Whit• pepper to ante, optlonlll Jiii St. John 8doNe lkllng Md eM lows to cook. Hef ta•t mowle le "Sitting T..,..., .. forllGll. 1991 ~ leeepoon ........ minced onion, opllOMI ,.. ~milk (enouglt to ...... !Mn better) 2 .-111pollili• mefted butler 1. Drain clams; reserve juice, 2. Sift together ftour, baking powder, salt and white pepper into a mixing bowl. 3. Beat egg, then stir in onion, clam liquid, milk and melted butter. (Burnt Cream) 3 cupe heawr crnm (r•w cremn If .......... or ... whipping c,....) 1991,olla 3t8ble1pow...., 1 e....,oon nnllla nnct o.rtl.twown eupr 1. Preheat oven to 375° F. at least lh hour, until it is really hot. 2. Scald cream in double boiler. Beat together egg yolks, sugar and vanilla extract. 3. Remove cream from heal Pour over egg mixture v~ry slowly, stirring constantly. Strain through a regular sieve into a buttered I 1h -qt. baking dish. 4. Place dish in pan of hot water. Bake uncovered in preheated oven for 40 minutes, or until custard is aet. 5. Cool Yi hour, then spriJlkle lightly with sieved brown sugar. Be sure brown sugar is sprinkled evenly over entire surface to depth of 1h inch. __ _ I. Tum on broiler. Place cus- tard under broiler about 4 inches from heat. Watch very closely. Brown until sugar starts to caramelize. Take it out, serve immediately. When serving, shatter the caramel with a spoon so you can cut it. Malc~s 6 servings FAMILY WEEKLY, June 10. 1973 • t Swanson's tender chunks of chicken and the "Wow" taste of V-8's eight garden vegetable juices make it happen. 'IJIE UVELY SAlAD <llicken"V-8" Aspic Salad Chicken Layer. 1 envel~ unflavored oeratine Yl cup cold water 1 can Swanson Chicken Broth 2 cans Swanson Boned Chicken or Turkey. cutup v. cup chopped celery V• cup diced p1m1ento Aspic Layer 2 envelopes unflavored gelatine 3 cups "V-8" 1u1ce 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion Ye teaspoon 'Norcestershire foe chlclce.n layer. 111 ~n. spnnkle 1 envelope gelatine on water 10 90ften. Place over low heat, stirring unlll gelatine 1s dissolved Remove from heat; add broth. Chill until slightly thickened; told in chicken, celery, and pimiento. Pour into Mini·Bunclt or 8-<:up salad mold Chill until slightly l1rm Meanwhile. IOf aspic layer, in saucepan, sprinkle 2 envelopes gelatine on 1 cup juice to soften Place over tow heat. stirring until gelatine is dissolved Remove lrom heat: ;dd remaining Juice. onion. ancl Worcestershire. Pour onto chicken layer Chill.until firm. Unmold on cnsp salad greens Makes about 7 cups. ' Swoneo" ond "V·r ore trod-rt. et Co .. MH Sovp C-porty. • Camping <Jookoot Co111inued /rom page 8 Biseult-Whtpped Franks MENU NO. 2-CAMPER'S DINNER WITH IMAGINATION (Mlnimel Refrlgerdon) Ch .. ay Blacult·Wrepped Franks* Mec11ronl S•l.cl* GrHft Beans or Peas Fruit Compote• Miik (reconstituted dry powder) ColfM • Reciqc given BEFORE LEAVING HOME: (FOR 4-6 PERSONS) 1. Prepm biscuit mix: Sift toge1her l cup all- _purposc ftour and 1 teaspQQn bak.iog j>owder. Stir in powdered<becse mix from one 7~~ pkg. macaroni-and<heese dinner. Cut in 2 t3blespoons shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Pour into plastic bag or con- tainer; seal. . 2~ et>mbine dressing ingredi~nts for salad : In an empty spice jaf', combine I tablespoon vine- gar, 1 -teaspoon-sugar, Yi teaspoon instant minced onion and V.. teaspoon dry mustard. 3. Pack additional ingredients: MecMOnl hom 1 pkg. (1~ ou.) mK9'0ftl·Md- chffM dinner 1 cont .. MC' reedy·to-9Pfe• egg ulH with bacon 1 lb. sklnlna trankfurten 4 lableapooM lour 1 Cll\ (1 lb.) gfHft beaftl Of pe• 1 pkg. (11 on.) dried mixed fruit 1 clnn.mon stick I coconut maicwoons or cooklM IMtMt nonfat dfy..mHk powder Coffee Powdered creem aqd SUI•, ff deslNCI MACARONI SALAD 1. Cook mae.ironi in salted, boiling water for about 9-10 minutes; drain and rinse with a lit- tle cold water; drain well. " 2. Combine macaroni with egg-saJad mix and Thi• camping dinner .... mlxff In new ways. . vinegar dressing made at home. Cover and set aside to blend ftavors. Mak~s 4-f> suvings CHEESY BISCUIT-WRAPPED FRANKS 1. Select green sticks ~ .. to 'h .. in diameter; peel off bark at end of stick. Push a stick into each frankfurter, from one end to the other. 2. Add Y.I cup water to biscuit mix prepared at home; stir with fork to form a soft dough. ·Turn out ~n a lightly floured board and knead 8-10 times. Divide dough into 8-10 balls ( 1 for each frank). Flatten each ball to form a 3 'h " x 3" rectangle and wrap around a frankfurter. Pinch seam together with fingers to seal. 3. Hold stick about S inches from hot coals or ashes, turning it to brown dough on all sides. (Or eliminate sticks, and bake dough-wrapped franks in 425° F. oven If minutes.) Maku 4-6 1uvings FRUIT COMPOTE 1. Rub bottom of medium-sized pot with soap or detergent-and-water paste for cleaning ease. 2. Combine dried mixed fruit, cinnamon stick and 3 cups water in pot. 3. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer, un- covered, about 30 minutes. Remove cinnamon. 4. To serve, place I macaroon on each plate; spoon fruit and juice over. Mak~$ 4-6 $UVing1 Conti1111td on pafl~ I J 10 • FAMILY WEEl<l V, June 10, 1173 n- In or lit- ' nd r. r p C> 19f!-11.J. llE'l'ttOlOS fOtl'-cGO CO, or If yot.J're smoking a menthol cigarette because· your menthol doesn't have a hot, harsh or scratchy taste, that's a gocxi reason to be smoking it. Or, if you're smoking your menthol because you plain like the taste of menthol, that's another gocxi reason to be smoking it. if you're smoking a menthol for these or any other reasons-a: are concerned about 'tar' and nicotine, then you may be smoking it for the"' wrong reason:. Unless, of course, the menthol you're smoking is Vantage. Because like every Vantage cigarette, Vantage Menthol has the innovative filter that reduces 'tar' and nicotine Without destroying flavor. That's not to say Vantage Menthol is the lowest 'tar' and nicotine· menthol you can smoke. iii: Some menthols can always come out with 0.8:=:- numbers that are lower by compromising the flavor. Vantage Menthol ~~ the lowest 'tar' and nicotine menthol you TI enjoy smoking. Because . we haven't compromised the flavor: And that's the rightest reason we can give you for wanting to smoke it. '·~~~ VANTAGE UC~ ""~!\ II 11111111 ll II II II lf I ll -.nrnvo. MEN TH 0 l ~ lD::c.. , Werning: The Surgeon GenRI Has Determined That Cigarane Smoking Is 0lngll'OUS to Your Hllhh. F~t«: 11 mg. "ti(, 0.8 mg. ricotine .. Menthol: 11 mg. "tar".1.0 mg.nico1ine-w.ps cipen1.FTC Report Feb.73. - JUMBOtt ASSORTMENT VAAtETYe -A popular assortment of Kellogg favorites: Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes, Rice Krispies, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Product 19; Sugar Pops, Specfal K, Kellogg's Raisin Blan, and Cocoa Krispin. 101ndlvldual servings. SNACK·PAK9 -The cereal assortment most popular with youthful appetites: 1 each of Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes, Sugar Pops, Sugar Smacks, Froot Loops, Apple Jacks, and Cocoa Krlsples. -For different appetites and big families, a • selection of 18 individual servings Including: ,. Kellogg's Corn Fla~es, Rice Krispies, Kellogg's Sugai Frosted Flakes,·sugar Pops, Special K, Kellogg's Raisin 8'81'1, 'SuQar Smacks, Froot • Loops, Product 19, and 1'pple Jacks. · Now you can have a big cereal selection in the cupboard and . save a little money too. There's Jumbo® Assortment with 18 packs for big families. Request Pack® tor more adult tastes. Snack-Pak® for the kids. And the 10-pack Varietye for everybody. ~-... like: 2 Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 1 each of Special K, Rice Krlspies, Kellogg's Raisin Bran, and Product 19 . . Kelld Assort1nent Packs. Real convenience! And a lot of great cereals. Camping Cook~ Continued from page 10 Thie beclqw:k ·brealldeat lncludee frMze-drted .crambled..a mix •rftd • tnty new way with Franch to11t, fried Niemi allcee and Nuce fo. lacoe. MENUN0.3 BACKPACKER'S BREAKFAST (No RetrtgeraUon) Sliced Strawberrlff and Orange Sectlonl. Camper'• Egge 0 ... Milk (reconaUtuted dry powder) CoftM •Recipe given PACK LIST: (FOR FOUR PERSONS) 1 pkg. (1 OZ.) frHze·drled 1trawbenln 3 navel orange1 2 pkga. (2.2-oz. alze) frHn-drled · acramb~ mix with butter 1 small chub ulami 4 •llcee enriched whlle bread 1 can (4 ou.) teco NUce Salt and pepper lnatanl nonfat dry-milk powder con .. Powdered cream and 1ugar, If dellred AT CAMPSITE: SLICED STRAWBERRIES AND ORANGE SECTIONS 1. Empty package of strawber- ries into bowl. Pour V.. cup water o ver berries. 2. Peel and section oranges, Jet- ting juice drip onto strawberries. Squeeze pulp of oranges to ex- tract all juice. Let stand'while preparing eggs. Stir gently be- fore serving. Makes 4 servings CAMPER'S EGGS OLE 1. Add I cup cold water to both packages scrambled-egg mix; blend with a fork to mix. 2. Fry 8 salami slices on griddle over medium-hot fire. Keep warm at edge of fire. 3. Dip bread slices in egg mix- ture. Fry on both sides on grid- dle until golden brown , as for French toast. Wrap in alumi- num foil and keep warm at edge of fire. 4. Cook and scramble remain- ing egg mixture as desired. 5. Heat open can of taco sauce at edge of fire. I. To serve : Place a slice of French toast on each plate. To p with 2 salami slices, scrambled eggs and a little sauce for tacos. Makes 4 servings FAMl~Y WEEl<LY, June 10, 1973 • ti Try Good Humof "No Drip71 "' The first bite's on us. Clip coupon for a delicious 10¢ off on new Good Humor Whammys. Wham mys are made our exclusive "No Drip" way, so they won't drip a lot. "No Drip" means less mess, more licks of our famot..is ice creams. And each stick's got a silly riddle sure to put an extra sm ile in your day. Look for that special Whammy shape next time you shop. Th en save 10¢ on the neatest ice cream treats in town . Only from Good Humor! *** LIMITED -~ubltc <announeetnent *** LIMITED OFFER OFFER FOR THE READERS OF THIS PUBLICATION ~ Actually lower than Factory List Price in Europe! plus IH>!illl~1· is a OtJJ tf th GuraMH Certificate 1i•n wit• line1lars 2 YW GUARANTEE Each Panoramic I Nonprismatic Binocular is carefully inspected before shipment. If it should fall to operate satisfactorily within 2 JUf1 of model year, it will be '"*" or ,.,akd free. This guarantee expires December 31, 1975 The deeply cut price shown in this announcement is for a short time only to the readers of this publication. This special dis- count price applies only to our Nonprisrnatic Panoramic I Model illustrated above. This is our largest selling model with higft"enlarging power and long range - a deluxe instrument made in Europe. Discount does not apply to telescopes, field glasses, or any binoculars that arrive after this sale ends. SPECIAL NOTICE: Goods were held in U.S. Government Bond- ed Warehouse located on New York Waterfront awaiting pay- ment of storage rent and U.S. federal tariff costs and in private warehouses. Now we have ordered them RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC at once-at a fraction of the regular national price. IMPORTANT: These binoculars are shipped on a first come, first served basis. Fast delivery guaranteed. All binoculars packed and shipped within 48 hours. Please allow 2 weeks for delivery. LATEST 1973 llODEL Readers are requested not to be confused by the low price. This is not a cheap Oriental toy model or reconditioned field grass. Each and every one is brand new -made in Western Europe by experienced, well trained optical workers. Big in size. Big 40mm crystal Objective Lenses. The NONPRrSMA- TIC PANORAMIC r is also big in power and is guaranteed for long range views. Now slaahed down to $4.37. SP·ECIAL DEEP SLASHED DISCOUNT PRICE! ~ BRAND .. NEW Ii l.(1973 MODEL \J HIGH-POWER NITE & DAY BINOCULAR PULLS IN AMAZING VIEWS UP TO 50 MILES AWAY AND EVEN MORE! THIS PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT IS A BONAFIDE CLOSEOUT OFFER This iB a Bcmafide Close<YUt Off er. It expires as soon as all stock of 1973 model is sold out. AH orders received after stock is liquidated will be returned promptly to send- ers with any cash, check or money order enclosed. All readers desir- ing to purchase these famous NONPRISMATIC PANORAMIC I BINOCULARS are requested to rush orders at once to avoid dis- appointment. SOLD All OYEI U.$.A. AT MUCH HICllO PRICES! This year thousands upon thousands of American sportsmen paid much, much more for this same 1973PANORAMIC I. It's a great glass for football, base- ball, horse, auto and boat races, and all spectator sport.a. Useful for Police and Military surveiUance. Because of its high power, it can be used for checking persoM, objecta, and happen- ings at great distances-without being detected. Ideal for nature study, bird- watching and traveling. PUICllASllC •FDlllATIOM (PlUSl lfM\CAIEFUlLY) Thia ia a strictly LUUTED WARE- HOUSE OFFER. 5'Kbject to all rul e. a.nd cottditiOM i" COMJ>Of'. Readers are urgently requeated to read and follow these easy rules. By doing eo they will avoid unnecessary delays. All order!' processed promptly and shipped by U.S. Parcel Post or UPS. Please allow 2 weeks for delivery to your home. All sent on 7 DAY HOME TRIAL. All buyers may use a nd compare ou r binoculars without risk or obligation. Should any pai r prove unsatisfactory, simply return them within 7 days for ref ttnd of money by return mail. Tbi.a Publjt, AnnuuM~f'lll Cof)'rllllt 1973 In U.S.A. .-.... ·--------· I ro .. t er-·•• .. cn• !'!\ DtJt. 924-P, I I 2345 Pat Ill., llRll••t. ll Y. 10531 I I IUW & COMDJTIOMS I I (I} Ho shipments out11dt U.S.A. Of possessions. I (2) No mOft thin 2 blnocui.rs per rNdtr •I I t111s price. (3) Ho Phone Of C.0.0. °'"''· (41 I C.se, StrJps J Lflls Cowtrs 1lnn with nch I binocular. (S) 7 Oly HOnlt Trill w1t11 ..UlfK· I ft• .-n.t• W ...., Mel, (6) PIUM •dd I 62e lOf post.11 •nd protectl"e P1tllln1. (71 I I °"" 11 '°' ....... -1ilM ~ ... -Or-4trt tfttfftd too i.te will be ,,...,.., ~ to tenders .•• I CHECK QUAJfTITT IUOW I I 0 Send •I. I tnclOM '°'.l7 plus 62C PGSt.111 1 & hlrict11n1. T$1 $4 ... I 0 $end TWO (\IMIT). I tnc:low •PtCial blrpln I price of 1.95 for Doti\ postpeld. (Y• Sitt I .. atn t1..1J1. I I N.Y. State rtsldtfll pluse add •llP'•iate ults tu. I I PlllNT NAM[ I I AOOlt[SS AYT. "°·-I I CITY ;I •I STATC ZIP COD[ WI ------------· Speetrum/73 New Hope for Teenage Acne Sufferen Some time ago a fabulous treatment for acne was advertised that promised: "If you use my remedy you wouldn't see an ac ne scar in a minute." When hopeful teenagers sent for it, they received a rubber mask! We've come a long way since such remedies. The most recent acne medicine is vitamin A add. And It seems to be effective. Here la how it worb: ContrllfY to "akin Diet "8fftl Beware the "Yo-Yo How do you fight the "Yo-Yo Syndrome"? This ls how Dr. Nell Solomon of Johns Hopkins University describes the regimen of the dieter who loses 20 or 30 pounds, then gains them back a month later-only to lose them on the next diet. Yo-Yo dieting is unhealthy, even dangerous, because it subjects the body to sudden changes. The dieter's solution? Approach fad diets cautiously. Plan long-range diets that don't deprive you of nutritious food but that cut down the quantity you eat. MeanU..., aHer your peelers" (like auffur), vitamin A acid breaks up the com. pactnesa of the homy cells of the akin below the top layer, Which are the "bumps" In acne. It peels the skin, but from the inside out, eliminat- ing blackheads and break- ing up the pus cysts of acne. The skin gets red at first and for a few days may actually look worse, but after about a week it improves consider- ably. Vitamin A acid is not the vitamin A that you take in capsules, but a chemical rel- ative of il Used in a very dilute sol utfon, it is applied daily as a colorless liquid. Don't UM It without your dennatologlst'a advice-he will show you how to apply It to get the best effect -By Erwin DI Cyan_ Ph.D. Ntlng habita. Try thlnga llke putting down JOUI' forte after every third blt9, chewing each mouthful alowty and thor- oughly, and awallowlng the food In your mouth completely before picking up more on your fork. These procedures provide more satiety from the food you do eat, with the result that you eat less. -By Harriet La Barre Biii Withers: <8ff1)' Te11 Famrl.te Reeerds Success didn't come easy to Bill With- ers, 35, whose "Ain't No Sunshine" won a Grammy last year. 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' •. - r ' • .......... -"'!""'~-~. I , ·~;SURE . ' ' ' I CONGJrAT£AL.AT/ONS, :X:.FCA ! ~i,.i·vs .JlAST l!llSISN . VOTS.17 1Ct:L.L.Y $CH00l-1'~"'AClil·PF·THl!:_MONTH ! I KeLtlf rcHOOI, "P\SGJ2ACE ClMM ITT elf'. -- l'E~L.Y .SCHOo·'- J:> IS· G~ ACE C-0MM ·1i'1 eE·--- \ .. "EiCAUSS OF 'tt>f.Af' li.XT.FCi'\- arcPINAfCIL. v L.OW CHA~AC~ir:, VIL.Ii Pf!FC-50NAL.ITY. AIJ~NE vocAEJL,it...ArcY, ANO ~EL.L·KNOWN P~OCLIVIT/6~ FOfC. ~eMl!IAri1"ASSING­ I· l!li!HAVIO~ ~· .r===,=~--i ~~-::u::.. ,_ i • ANP 5.01 IT IS WITH Pi:zOFOUND DIS6'1ASi THAI w• PRISSISN,-YOl..I WITl-l iHIS · CISll':'T'IFICAil:S, Cf!f'TIFYl!"G-. YOL-1 AS A COMPL.(STe, OFl"ICIAt.. TOTAL- PIS6/J.'.C.~ iO.YC>L.lf'Sf!L.F, vow~. F~/f!RDS~ YO!;lll:-F'AMIL.V ~­ . AND YOU~ SCHOOL..• ~ . IF T"Hlii Ot-'!L.Y 01'HE!.fC 1'HING-ON YO&.fll WAI-L- WAS A· Cf!FCTIFICAiE! OF ACAPEMIC.Ml!"~TY1 · _ voi.1•o_rit.NG-irus · -UP, roo., - ~~DENNISJHE--MENACE-~-~----· ,_. . . -=----.-------- •.· . . 1'.'16 Mb;fltR·Hbw 6oooTHE MCNIE 1<;, '/OU 9e HOME IN 1JME FOR <;UPPER! 1-/0W A~UT A GOODSY1= Kf9S? r-,-,----<.., AW, MOM, I HAVEN'T GOT 1'1ME{ -----1e>-1>-1>~---3-.-1J D GE PAR KER <J <] <] ! • DO 'IOU REALIZE THAT IN THE. TIME eii 5AM'5 AN ADULT AND 5ET5Y· FREMONT HAS BEEN IN TOWN MUST MAKE HIS OWN . 5AM HASN'T SEEN ABl3EY SPENCER ··-DECl5rON5 AS TO THE. ••• EXCEPT FOR THE ONE TIME WE WOMEN HE DATES, 6AW HIM AND THAT WOMAN KATHERINE! AT LUNCH'? _,..., MEANWHILE I DIDN'T THINK I CAME IN TO CHECK MY MAIL! YOU'D e>E IN THE OFFICE THIS MORN ING,. MR. DRIVER! · · . 'IOU HAD .A CALL FROM NcW YORK JUST A FEW MINUTES AGO! IT WA5 A MAN! HIS NAME IS RICK bA55 1TER.! .. DO YOU KNOW HIM? BUT HE'S BEEN IN LOVE. WITH ABBEY, YOU KNOW THAT! THEN PERHAPS YOU SHOULD REMIND HIM, DARLING! 13ETSY FREMONT .HAS BEEN AWAY FROM HERE 51X YEARS! WHAT'S SHE BEEN DOING IN THAT TIM,E '? HAS SHE EVER BEEN MARRIED? THAT'S NONE OF OUR eus1.NESS! NO! DID HE SAY WHAT HE WANTED? ONLY THAT HE'D BE ARRIVING IN TOWN · TH IS AFTERNOON AND WOULD LiKE 13.F.? WHO 'S 6.F. '? , - TO SEE 'YOU! HE WANTS YOU TO MEET HIM HERE AT THREE! ALL' HE SAID 15 THAT IT OONC.ERr-15 6 . F. ! , -• • ' . . -. MUTT and JEFF~ ·"//·' 0;;::::.· .. .. . . . .. .. . . • \ By Al Smith •. -----· -· ·~------------ -~---~~ -"'----....... ~--·-~-----· -~.-~ ............... ...,._ .... ---~-·----o. -----... :..~ ... ------~· ~~-~-._,,.,.. ----... . ---. --... ----- -·-· .•. . ·- n MU ·L1ns~~~gw A PcJCl<ET? BEEPER •. ~w.IAT,' .MAMIE? "SALLY BANANAS" I / FOR )t)CJFt pOCICET, STLJPIP ... WHEN IT C::OES. OFF., you•r...r... ~Now vou SHOLJLP TEt.ePHONE ME Rl<GHT AWAY! .;.1H1s WAY we.ILL AIUI-BE IN -••H, . -rouc . . -. I ' • • • ----. ----- -·-.. . •• • • • ....___ ---r------_ __,,, - .. " . . . { • • . . • ' • l •• i ' -·. Ill" . . . ... ...... ' . • ·--. ----.. ! by Charles Barsotti • - ~ . "' . • ,.. I , • • • .. -------~----~··-....-~·--.____ --- • •• • '>OJ'QE IT, P.J ! MIOE '>IOUIZ EVE'S AND COUNT TO A HUNOQED. • . . ' . . . . . . \ "1 ,, - •"'' • . . . . . ' -.--.. . . ,..... .. .,~ ..... . • -•"--!-i-t~ J _Jvf-E~ I ~: S_ht-·EE~S,_byTomK.-Ryan . ., ... , -l&l~U~ 5C.R1e&e . 5CRl66LE..- SCRl~LE •() . r . ..... . I 1HAT'S A POUe>LE -D STE ER1 MP:. l'UCKO! . . ·- -. WAAT'S WRONG WITH OUR l.ANGUAS'? ~ .. BUT', THELMA- ,,_.,, FRENCH JS ~OTf-HNG, OF cou~s'­sur L-1 NGUll>T IC EXPERTS A GRE&: THAT ... A ' • ; CONSIDERED A ) VERY EXPRESS~{£ ·' ··-:::---reNGUE~_,,. - f \ ' I ... . ·r . 1: - " . ' -· . ..... . . -.. -.. • • • • • • • • • . . • • ... . . • • • . . , . • . . -.. . . • . • • . . .. • • . . • • • . . ' ' . • . • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • .. - .. • • . ' • . • • • • • . ' .-. ----BULLETIN IOARD-----~~~~~~~~~~~~ffi!l~ii~.....:_-1 MATH MAGIC! Thlnt or a number· :o any num0 -1-.-.Jll..i&lplydl b)'=l.Ad<bLllultlpl)<J>)'l.Ad<blbe number you thou1ht of. Crou out th• ri1ht-h1nd di&it. You 1hould now have the orifinal numbtt. • • • • • -- Names of lhtte forti&n countrlts btflnninf with H areH_1 H-. H-.Filltheblanks. • ~ "ft'ln)lloR Pft "l11"H '.<.nfkmH •••• •'l'lllN lllDIDlllllD1 lbotat'lhe woid l•cft10rlmlo>tlon that pall It lo a-elm by-tuelf.-Wbn'w lhat? Hint: ~ ~ .• .Eumloe It for 1m1tler wordt. ••• 1'J9-CI .. ~ •• •p.10 "I...,. •M•:i H 1r(q1JM "'fltVN 11 HOLD A COIN in your ri&ht hand • •. • and pup a rricnd's hand with your •Think you e8D ten time'! Haw 10mt0ne time you. left. Tell him that y_o_u_wjll place_ -11-you attftnpt,-to-caH out-a-period of-15-secondt, the coia Ill his palm Ihm tim~ · lhtn 30 1eoondl. then one m·inllte. and the IMt time it win ··.---·-------------..----'"'I wanilb. Hi amt close · • 60 bis hand eacll time. Now, swine your arm I __ _.:5:5:_"--~~~:!:""!'.:'.:;:~~~~-~·-'~ ,_ lllL..1-::: top or your head to your rrielld'1 hind. u.. ~ Prell tile ooia lWiet, 10..: RAPID TRANSIT! Color codo: 1-Red. 2-LL blue. I-Yellow, .._,,~-Fu:bto,..;i "°Fleili.S--Oronp:-7-G ..... 'CFl>t';'Pmplo,9""' · Laffllder. 10-Dk. brown. 11-Pi~k. 12-Blaclt.13~ Dk. blue. ond IMo lelft tho coin alop yo .. head, and UD. pn11 hkp1ln1 with YOUf lbumbnall Julead. While he's likely lo feel tbat 1ht-coin-re---· "'10 •30 2s' c.s • • . SPELLBINDER! SCOltB 10 polnts·for u1lar •11th•----+----- letters In the word below to form ----+------two-.comph!te-words ·>---·-:====E=:· ::; OBSTACLI • ••••••• --<!AN" YOU ftUST YOUll EYE&! 'nert are at 1eut· dx dl•u· ·••te• la U1wtn1 d,.talla between top and bottom. -pa.ell. now 411ltlllr , .. yoa ftnd ~h('tn~ Ci-,.-k 1ns-.·cr1 wltla tt..,. below. "'\UllfJJIP., v .... oa. ·9 . U.lt.'.•lllP ., l\O<HJl~l\JO.f •; ·1u11.11w "" 1flt.l0. •• ·111• •llJJIP I! 11H ., '.utf'fW '! Ul '.UOll\. ., •Ju)trJl.U f \ [~Jiynb5 'l ;ft.lUf!fJJ!Q · ma&ali, lo bis turpritl, of OOUIW, Wb• he: op- 1• ... Mad, the coi;CI will be elsewhere: If you pr1ctice this 1immiclc al home first, you'll rrally be able lo con1P1;1nd your frie nds. 15· 0 •IS HEY, COME BACK! Al its, part or the Picture above hll disap .. peued. To sre \v' •:s f.i \-:;1:1~, cn;in -cL d.1ts ;., l 0, 15, etc. (© l!li.i AiJ1K fr•tures 3 )1J1aica tt, l~c.) b -/0 • • -----~---------~·~~----------·--------~----------~· t.""-----·--=-~------~~~---·-' l'VE -PAID OFF All M'DEBTS, WRITTEN AN!I NO\l./.OWN M'TR\JCK .l'M ON THE PURELY GLAD 'lOO SAW ONE BACK OF OF MY 'SONGS, MR. HOY!' AN IOU YOU ARCIHlllE 6AVETO AMBLER! --·~-. O~ ED6AR I COULD'NT BE HAPPl!:R, AL, PAID OFF.... NOW WE CAN (jlUIT CHASIN' AFTERALL! HIMAN'HISCRUMMY TRUCK I HAND ME HIS PADDLE .JUG! .Hf MISSED THE TURN! -, ..· .- ' ------- MA'LL BE MIGftfY. PLEASED! YOU'RE NOT STAVINl3 OVER, AMBLER?WHY NOT STJCK AROUND AWHILE? MR. LODGE, YOU WE&E THE FIRSrTO 60 OVER CRYSTAi..' . FALLS.' • 'NOPE. IT WAS NICE SEEING YOU, BILLY JO,. EIUT 11M DIXIE BOUND. SO LONG! THIS'LL BE A "Fl~ST" AT NIAGARA! '· • ' ' 51>.V, !-'OW AllOUT 'll:l\ll>.MDME AAVING A SANOWICM BREI>.!< TOGETHER? . . ----- Thatg a Riqht. Havin ' relief, that yokel hitched Sarge ' to the boss's daughter would be bad ! GORDO !NOUl-G!!VG-!Al A srr OF FANCY .ST/1-L l-!F.E.1E3U&! -]; ~! ---~~ ~ l! b-ro -~-- Clovia, the last I heard you .and Slim went to get the marriage license. _ Thats right. Pop. . What do you do And all when the weddinq the lovely invitations have presents already been to be sent, Angela ? returned! Oh, Nina. 1 M.WINS READ 'SAWDUST' AND 'TMll INVISlllU TRll!:• And that's where it · You happened. We just sav realized it wasn't what "we"? we wanted to do. Well, kids They are are different different and . now, dear. theyre smarter. too! .. .so FAR, F IDO f .. ,,.,.,,.., ......_ • \ I lolAllE ANOTMER IDEA FOR A .STRIP, )TS CALLEO •euc;s AND WORMS"! TWERE's A WEAi.TM OF MUMOR IN BUGS AND WORMS Did you both realize it We really did, Pop. It . was mutual. at once? I , ' .STILL J..IF=/: t LJNTIJ.. //:II!= MOVING 12ARrs -· At<1<1\/e· 7/-IJ:N 1 IT 8.E:COMES A M0/3!UJ !T1S 'THE .s=ws ;[. '!t,f/~l=I< !=1'.E!C.f .. L DIO IT, ~NMAID? TMINI< ITS CUTE? ' ...... ------·- So vou wiggled What a narrow; off the hook, escape, man! eh, 51imbo ~ We thouqht voii= \<\ere a goner!. Nobody, but if onlv Id had such luck! By Gus Arriola 4 . ' • .. I' • l . l